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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTiD MAIL' TUIF.ITNTC, MFDFORIV ORKCOy. MONDAY. SKPTKMDKT? HO. PAGE Piiget Sound navy yarj, where he will bo employed r.s master shlpfit-ter. rniTMnO fir IllirC MlsR 'Nelll B"'ve' was a homo vis- rKltNUo Ur ALLItoi l l s"" "Tr I AMSTKIUUM, Sept. 30. Kii jfVrlinnni of 1 Wilaria, ut the suj 'pt'stion of the cabinet, has ifcsiuul an ukase partJoniu"; M. .StamluiHksky, jailer oi' the Hut-unnn Agrarian par ty and former linist'T (!lien;Hliet';'. leader of the Stnmbeot fist party; . lays a ilisptaoh from Solia. All lirii jish political friends who wero sent tu : prison with their leaders when liul .uria entered the war, also have heon ' Tjial'doned. In October, lDl.j, M. SlnmMiksky was sentenced to imprisonment for life after conviction on a charire oi' v anti-militarism. ,? t Portland Livestock "J POKTLAXI), Sc.l. .'10. Cuttle J1 Meudy In vrak"N'Ci'(.'iit;s 1811. steers, ' prime, $12.00( l.'S.OO; Soiid to choice. j .U.()0(ij,1-J.00; inodii'.iuto ginnl, -t',1.7.". A (it 11.00; fair to medium, .tS.-J."i( D.i'i; ! conunon to. lair. .-. i.iut S.'J. V-eow- $ unci hcii'ers, choice ,f 8.00(n !UKI ; me tlinm lo, .jrood, $.)."."( 7.i; fair to i medium, 4.7."(n .".7.; cimucrs, $:1.00 (n -1.0(1; hulls-, ..".(IO((i; 7.011; calves, ' .f!l.0(l,i 12.00; stockers and teeters, ifli.irtlfo 8.(10. JIos, steady; receipts, 2.0!!2: '( prime mixed, .Slll.oil.v. i!!.i."i; mrdhim j mixed, $l!l.(!(l(t llL.'.U; pi-s, lfl.U0(n' J I'llll. ..I' . ..I . .1.111 IT. .i.ll " I H j j .uu ; uiuiv tu sines, ,7 i it.i out 4 :i.,iu. If v Sheep steadv; receipts 45.). Prime I lams, .fl2.00( 1-1.00; fair to medium, I 1 .il.0()(Vi 11.00; yearlings, .-flO.OOtd MM - 11 nil. 11, Jti mi., in mi. j .fti..jO( 0.00. ,,3 Hotter and Krss ' PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. :). Hut 1 ter higher. City creamery prints, e.x tras, box lots, (i.'ic; cartons, box lots. .? (iie: half boxes half cent more: lcs .! i than half boxes, 1e more, lluriii y price buller fat, l'ortland, b'7c; cube I' ' extras, (i0(,?(ile. 4 I EGGS Haying price, candled, V;. cracks and rots out, 50c; selling price,: candled, ulifiji lc; in cartons, rjl HENS 2C S 2U; springers. 27? 30c; old roosters, l"ic; turkoys, geese nominal; ducks, old, 2oc; young, .'!0 33c. 'f Pordaiid Grain , WHEAT $2.20 basis; , barley, nonc-oats, 3S.50 bid; corn, No. 'J, yellow, ?i!2 bid. .MII-L STUFFS Mill run f. o. '). mill, carlots, $20.00; mixed cars, $.10.1 5 ; less than carlots, JISO.OJ.' TIMOTHY $:;o(3 1; alfalfa, $27.50; grain, ?2(i. .T. C. Eubanks, brother of George, and who used to live herc,S a lucai ber f the board of directors or the Pacific Coast Commercial Traveler: ' association, which issues a breezy 1 publication devoted to the interest: t ot that organization. "Cal" Is a f wholesalo hatter in San Francisco. but resides over in Alameda, outside the sphere ot InCluenco of quake dis- '; turbances. David Starr Jordan, iiresiilent o: Iceland Stanford univN-rsily, passon thru hero Saturday cvenini:. north bound on a special mission nf Inipor tnnce. Tlio noted educator has got ten over his leanings towards pacif ism, notwithstanding one of his ear ) lier works, In addition to the book: j of several other authors, is stl!! s taboo among tho circulating litera- f tare at army cantonments. Ho has a j son In the service, and In an inter- ) view with Ed Farlow at the depot was, outspoken In advocating pro?o i cation of tho war to the uttermoft. X A. S. Payne has recently bossed a construction joli for the Darron brothers, the liulldlng being a 1U barn, r.,s.i;u feet, located on P.arron hay and grazing lands in the Jowei fecllon of High Prairie, about 2"' miles east of town. Tho structure will store over inn tons of hay. be sides housing a lot or stock and mis cellaneous equipment. Payno Is one of the pioneer builders and contrac tors of this section, and contemplate going to San Francisco to work p the shipyards, his family already be ing residents of that' vicinity. Geo. I-'. Damon, who lately ser iously injure.! his right hand in r planing mill accident, is recovering J In good shape. ; 'To Hdll with tho Knifer." as ! legend on tho war campaign i-.it t on , Is all right but oliyrvation confirm the belief that a majority of those who dl.'piay the emblem ronsiKnln - ine German emperor to T-heoi. ,av( nut little conception, of what cnnstl ,: tuies p-:rtfacry. and tal e no r ; ,:!. v.Ii.-,tver In hade-. ' Jerry O'Neill, for several y.- 1 asi i no einclent plumber in the , Ptnpldy of Provost ltr:,, h:i i pponded to cuvenriient f ill : rv . ICJvcs on Tuvu sy t .it wtA for thi co-worker lu the schools at Gobi Hill. The good-nntured, rollicking Dud Shamrock, a frequent visitor here in former days, jack of all trddci and semi-professional boxer who staged several lively bouts In Ashland ante dating the po.n-heUum period, was recognized among the jovial pobllcr boys who marched up town on S:;Ur- day, the bunch being on their way from Camp I-'jwi.s to California. The Eastern Star chapter meet:; Tuesday evening, Oct. I. In addition to assistance rendered tho needy In Eurone, a local mer chant evidently bellevcB that "char ity begins at home," inasmuch as there tillll appears over the entrance to his place of business on the plaza the following legend conspicuously displayed: "Freo to any orphan boy in Jackson county, without means of support a suit of clothes. Including coat, vest and pants. Application must be presented by responsible party or thru aid society." The families of. I). C. and E. J. Kay of Bandon wore lately registered at tho Ashland hotel, in; 'dent to an extended to.:r which they were mak ing thruout soutaern Oregon. Tho public schools will bo closed on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, due to the teachers In stitute which is in session at Med ford on thore dates. -Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Jlathes are home from summer vacation at the Lindsay ranch. Denton & Humphreys, proprietors of the Ashland mills, have announc ed a dissolution of partnership. Mrs. Silva Brown Ieenhower of Klamath Fails, has been appointed executrix of the estate of her father, the lato Freeman A. Ilrown, former ly residing on Granite street.- -Miss Harriet Trask succeeds Miss Glenallen Roberts as bookkeeper at tho Ashland creamery, tho latter hav ing secured a position in Portland. A host of friends. Irrespective of denominational affiliations, will bo pleased to learn that Rev. Charles A. Edwards, .Methodist pastor, has been returned to tho Ashland church by the Oregon conference. Rev. J. C. P.ollins ot Jiedford, has been trans ferred elsewhere. , Mlss.Ora Patrick, home from Honolulu, has been visiting here pre liminary to accepting a school as signment at Palo Alto, Cal. Misses Corinno Sweet, Onelta I!ar- nard and Helen Eske, teachers m suburban districts, are students In the University of California at Ber keley, and Miss Lillian Kaiser, re cently teaching at San Jose, Cal., Is also attending that Institution. Miss Klia Prcttyman, another local teach er, is attending tho San Jose normal. A recent sheriffs sale confirmed Otto Michel's tlllo to Wollen and Glenn street properties thru foreclo sure proceeding:!, F. J. Ilergcr being lefenduut in the case. Hooks, game:!, phonographs, musi cal instruments, etc., by the store made up a collection here recently as a result of a drive In behalf of the army cantonments. The active can vassing was systematically and suc cessfully dono by tho young folks of the recreational contingent, who un der the leadership of competent offi cers Indulged In some good naturcd rivalry over the work, several units ompeting in the movement. Miss Mary Matins leaves for lii- geno early tin's week to renew her itudles at the state university she having begun the regular course In ine department of English a year since. -Mr. and Mrs. George Siannell and daughter of Oakland. Cal.. left for home, Saturday, after a month's visit here with Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Provost. Mrs. S.-annell and Mrs. Provolt are -dsters. Miss Ernestine Ilicks is stenog rapher and bookkeeper In n dual ca pacity, the forenoon being occupied it the Ashland Iron Works, and tin afternoon ut Hillings really office! . O. E. Hurst, lornl carpenter, em ployed In northern shipbuilding plains. Is located temporarily at 1". I I Eighth avenue, Northeast Seattle, Wash. TKe Outbursts of Everett True By CONDO Motormau for street car. Southern Oregon Traction Co. 1C2 I .-.- IS WW . !l W i-'Eitn to JUST 5wYwMGia.S CO Boa. i ?. , l-vSu., 3. "pom't "see "iMY '.'.IONS OP "tect-INfj rts ncv to. r ft V ;V'i K-AUi .V- 14 1 ..-io.'i.-iif : WANTED Man to look utter stock. Phono !ilS)-lt. ho has resided for tho past twelve HK1.P WANTBI .i,.. n... no. ou.v u '-"", WAXTI1 Py the public generally Put uy ine I lodges ot the u. A. 1(., I. O. O. F. and ! Kebekahs, of which ho was an active member. On returning from tho cemetery the family took supper with .Mrs. Hewlett. lis.s ueppert is spending a few days at the Sunnysldo. Mr. Win. Coltrel of Derby, spent tho night at the Sunnyside Friday. Saturday Floyd and Jud Edsall. Mr. Robert Coffman and Ml:;s llesslo Chambers and Jack O'Connor were among tho diners at tho Sunnyside. Since my last report I). S. Nichols anil M. C. l.ogan have renewed their subscriptions to tho Daily Mail Trib une. John Greb has renewed his sub scription to the Daily Mail Tribune and J. F. Reed of Wellen has renew ed his subscription to tho Weekly Mail Tribune. -MALE. WANTED A boy about 15 or 16 years of ago, of common school education, to learn tho printing traue. Wages $1.2f per day at start. Apply to foreman, Mall Tribune 11 KM' WANTKD Male and l'cnmlc. WANTED Man and wife on close In ranch; glvo full particulars. - Box Jl, Mall Tribune. TH-AT rWKE TO Yoo ? - VS fw? EABLE POINT EAGLETS llj A. C. riovfl' It grapes. Tiiey e.pe I to relurn by v av ol D iris, Calif'., where they will visit a lew days wilh lies. Ilrandt's aunt and undo, Mr. mid Mrs. John Ch liucolis. Mrs. Mover of Med lord was u guest of Mrs. iiill Slump Wednesday. Mr. I lawn Kit recently for North llend ill the mn'tliirn part of the slate. Mr. ami Mrs. I'ii-kerdike and son ithaw. Mrs. C. C. Charley. Mr. ami dai'L-Iiler were .- lioppinu- in Med-; Mrs. Geo. Nichols v. ere anion DTD u'l.or.ed I'j liickwjn County At). Prol'att C'-itrt Kvc':i I.. VUli.cr. v-AwW.. Almit- icil t r prulnttc. hniiic Fry, yuarti!:i:i!iip. Onlc! ii'iiiiliicr unaj'iliaii. 4 i'nnt I'ridav, Mrs. Yi!U' ami I!rs. liMih:mi wen visitors in Mc!i'iitl Frid.iy f last ; Mrs. M:iritm 1'ivcr ami s.'ii i: ! i'p It 1 1' i" alteiiric' t!:c scli.nd fair in' Mffil-nl I:it Krnlay. J ivi r. niitl .Mrs. 1. I. Uilhains aiM tlifir ;'in'.-t, !'r. Kunj-c Davis ;nA licr tiit'c Olive, of Wliitlicr. Calif., Were visit itr; iti Cr.Mils l'a.-s mu Alilaml Tliiir-lay. Airs. .1. K. Khs was dancrmisly ill tlip i'irr-t of Uk' week, lint its s!!iu' wliat hi'llcr at tlic pri'scnt time. Mrs. K. Orth'iys of I'rcdcric!; was a visitor in Mcill'onl Thursday. KiMincIh KViX i;r s'l tli:iniL-li Tal ent Wed-n'. d::y on liisJ v;iy I rum l'uf i'itlo. X. Y.. to Hc'-le! v, where! he en tered lor his seniur v-ar. Mr. and Ir-. Kini: have moved to ll-'riu-iey, to he near their son. Mrs. I'ert llintliorine of Ashland, .'as a idlest in Talent Thnrsilay at lite home ot Mis. Itonlnin. Mr. ,Iaii:es Weaver -oenl Mndav in A-ldand. A fall In -i-e LMveh.l Ser-t. While ami M i.i. IL.tnilloii T!n:r-ii:iy i'ilit ;it the M'li'iol lion e and li defied r 1,'oiind a sfa:e f lin-iv rvvperi'-nt-e-i wiiile on the liattlelicld. Cinnv h services if - it: 1 next S-m-:day. Mr. Yue. Mr- I'wrvi-j vi-ited the :aent tliis V4'(di, The li'ed Cro. lothos for the Uelians now ""or!; i ' as iii'fi.;!rv a.-- Iiie U Cro-- v.orl;. ft is hoin-i the inlcn liis will i?:crei'.k Sc; in- ee TALENT TALK Mrs. I tod kin, the state ini.-ionary f tiic Melholit elnir- )i, spoke at the M. K, ' linreij ;n Talent la-t Sunday. ' Mr. Knoert Cuke of (irants I'n '(ent .Suinlay and Monday a urms! 1 1 J c'i!-!ii, ,l'.".-e Adam?', on Way !mt creek. 'nation Yoant eaitie over lro:n War ,i -r x.iilcy in c..-;crn lin,L,,n, leaking the t riji on a r. !ii t e,ic :oon ..r t!ie vtwirll, fail., v -j'.i-nfl- tii" w inter. Joe K?-hv !e!! . f ari-y II n .'.. iv.ih hi- f..!!, ii; f.i n I , 1 1 : I 1 H:!i -'i k ity, Tiic 1 1 i;i a Mr. in;d Mr--, dauht.-r Citlu'i,;: fur KliiUialU Ktll Mr. Yoant wif irldier-. lloiae ai re he i:--n,iil r i': !'e. r ildn "!H';i Vdi:e,da n ni... Mr "ent in tha in hi- hnv da and I'i'ida Tin ItOl'M'. l.adie Aid laerl n! Mrs. (1. I .oiihain Thar -i: ilo-le.M'- wvro Mr . frown. The a i'teriooii rwiii-. h v. a-. : W'(!ilii(.'silay .Mr. Simon McCyiliatin oT Lake creek, va hero far dinner mid while hero renewed his fat her V. iuibijcriptton to the Weekly Mail Trih niie. And .Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1. lirad- the business callers. Thumlay. va:i one 'of the qnlet days in our little t,ov.':i, hut Mr. and Mrs. John Paul, Mr., and Mrs. I hind and C. W. Scott of the iniiii!,,aiu.-ie mine were here for dinner. It. A. Wideinan, who ha;t heen liv ing on a farm near Wellen. has mov ed onto the T. I. XIchoiH farm join ing Kagle Point, a part of tho .1. .!. Kryer farm, and will cultivate it th' coming season. Mrs. W idem an h; tho business manager and nah-Hhuiy in the T. 10. Nichols store. I noticed on the street. T'anr:'di;y tlw't .hid I'lorey, youn'st r;nn of Mr. and .Mrs. A. .1. More 7 wr.n walkinr. 0:1 rrutches. On an Irquiry we learn ed that he had a i'iidly .sjir-iiaed ankle, hut wo hope thai it will not prove to he as fieri his m w.i fe-ired Mr. and Mm. M-.;'oniiiek who have charge of tho pi ;e Hue near Lake creek, were hu;: ae;:K callerd in our town Tliiirsday. Kriday .loo Under and wii', o: Phoeniv. Mr. and Mrs. Mist-all o hake crck, aid Mh't; Pi:ia Peneoin our primary 1 acher, were pner,!:; at the .Santiyjiii'o at nom. On i'ridi.y the l etna inn of ui o! our highly re;pected i-itizetiH, Ceorgt If. Wanr h y, vero r.arrietl to the (Vr.tral I'oint ce.netTv. and v.er. follctwe-' Ijy o:k of Hie iare;;t crowd; lloMrid-o. Mr. that has ever attended a hineral in primary depert-' Ka:lo i'oint. Mr. Wumnley lias la en afflicted for a long time wilh a din arc tturkifvr on j case of the lrldnnya and on i:..ihi rday. 'I'hi-iltho 21.st iii.st. futi.miitrd to an opera- lion, hut owing (o a weakness of tin heart sank undiT tpe treatment 0:1 Tue-ikty. , no; ice has already up- Iloal Kstate Translors A. C. Al rams et i:s lo la:;'r: tia h. Knyurl. hot :t and soni!i half 1 111 hln, k W of i'ily ef ed'ord Pan! Krut'.ler et ox to V. h. Ctiton us, l.'. n.l in ). h. (.', se' liuii ."0, town -hi jp ;t7, ran-e i we-t I'. Iluhhard ( t al to K. h. Caton, 1 1 u. hot H in Mock of Kendall A-!diti..:i la Med ford U. S. Stine and Naiiua .M. "St ine to l'',llen ,1: Stephens, Lot lit, hh.ek :t of Kemlall's at'ditioii $ .1. M. Wijilwa to Mrs. l.iie (liihert.. haml in erlion -I, town -hip ,i.S, ranue - we-t Wulph (1. Jcnniims to KMznhctli A Smith, lad S in block hi, Cilv of Ashland hill CmiESTtiR S PHIS It At U, lied k..t t.-.l.t n;-t.!ixX !1 tK,Ki I Tsl.o ;t. ttthirr. Hut orvnur " " 1ir innTvt-.t- A- ; t t 'il S-Tnitl U . lf JA-UOMI) HtHMI l'IU.4, f. 'f fj yei.-n:ii-wmsnrtt.!j3tl.Aha'l.r!i..l I . SOLD b; WJIiGUSK VIKV'WIKI II 1XL' VA XTFIl KKMALK FOR 8ALK RKAL ESTATE, MUST SACKIK1CK 1117 West Ninth- Htreet, nno rtcry bungalow, lot ux 100 rocontly taken In exchanKe by us or .New York property, want offer. Cahn & Plttman, owners, 4KB East HDth street. New York City. 1113 OVllltN.MIiNT CIVIC SlOltVICU KXA.M INA'l'IONS everywhere In Oi-tolior. 12,000 clerks to lie a- jHilnttm at aslilngton. Salary flllOO. Kxperlenco nnneceasnry Men and women desiring irovern nient positions write for free par- tlrnlars, J. C. Leonard (former Civil Service Kxnmlner,) 1058 Kcnols building, Washington, I). C. Ili3 WANTED Prune pickers, families preferred. 12c per box. Phone Mill-It, evenings. - 10 FOIt UKNT HIUSKICEKriNG' ROOMS. Olt ItKNT I.lRht hotisokeopinK rooms. Call after G p. ni. 1122 South Central or phono 403-K2 1IIG FOR RKN'T APAKTMENTS. t'UK ItKNT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. MONSY TO IX) A IT. ( MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate Becnrity, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. M. Andrews, No. 31 North Grape. Phono 647.J. tf TAKEN UP. TAKEN UP Spotted sow. Owner may have same by proving property and paying charges. Phone 10-P21. 105 TAKEN IN Two milk cows and one bull calf. Owner can claim by de scribing stock and puying charges. Phone G7-J2. BCSIVKHb DIRBOTOIt Mining Experts. CAMPBELL & LILJEORAN mlne promitlcg atsoclatlon; mining; properties listed for Bale, sampleo.' and reports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Ftr St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mall given prompt atten Attorney. WM. M. COLVIG Attorney-at-law. Medford National Bank Bldg. FOR UK SI HOFRER. KOK HUNT Furnished house and two brick rooming houses. One seven-room dwelling with garage on paved street. John I Whito. Phono -I49-.M. 1S7 TOii IlKXT Six-room modern bun galow In first-class shape. Hange connected. Unrage. Phono 4 4 8-X. 1GG I'Oll RENT .Modern six-room bun galow, good location. Phono G52-K. 1(1,1 roit HUNT I'lve-room furnlBhed bungalow. Phono 920-W. 105 I'Olt KENT Kiimlshcd. handsome residence on South Onkdale. Very reasonable lo desirable. Tcnnnt. AIM conveniences. Tel. 409 or D24-.I. 1CI FOIt HUNT One 5 nnd ono 7-room biinmiliiw. S20 West Twelfth. hXin ItKNT M1NOKLLANEOCH. FOIt HUNT 14 0-acro ranch near Englo Point. Phone 910-Y. 103 FOIt RENT lliOO-nrre slock for, G miles from Kugcno, 10() acrefl plow land, usual buildings. F. L. Cham bers, Eugene. 1G4 PORTER J. NBFF, Attorney-aHaw rooms It and , Medford Mauona Bank Balldlng. A. E. Reammi. Lawyer, oarnatt Corey Balldlng. Anto gippilaa. LAHSR AUTO SPRINQ CO. W are operating the largest, las' and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Us onr aprlngi when others tall. Bold mnder writ tan guarantee. 84 North Fifteen) Bt,, Portland, Oregeu. Gaitwgi i OARBAOB Get your ?rmlat cleaned np for the aummet uau on the city garbage wagons toi aod eerrioe. Phone IU-Y. 9 T. Allen. .. r Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. H. M. Wil son, C. P. A., Ask about our new and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to an) business as a time-saver glvinf, full business detail. M. F. It H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-B. Instruction In Hrie. WANTED Experienced lady stnnng ranhcr. Duo with some booklteen ln?( nxperlenre preferred, hut nol necessary, (lornl salary to right parly. Big Pines Lu.nihi.-r Com FOR RENT Olt SALE IGO-ncre farm In Sams Valley. Terms very reasonable If taken at onco. Phone 2fi7-X or call at 911 Narregan Btroet. 1 0 1 FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher at piano and harmony. Halght Muatt Btudlo, 401 Gaxnett-Corer B1U Phone 71. W.V.NTi:i) liuni Ii cook, 'i'l'liiune, I'.ox A. Apply Mall Ulnlng room girl. Hotel WANTEII Med ford. .'AXTKIi V.iiairn, Hilary $24 full linn, r.ilc an hour sp;ire time, dis trlttnllng guarantor.'! hosiery In wearer. INiriniinenl. Experience nuiiecei-sary. Apply Cuarantee Mills, Nurrlstown, Pa. WANTED SITTATION. flic II, e ,.,...,.,1 P'and in Hit- Mull Tribune. The lun- leral serviefn wero eruifliieted rt: til hi.me of ! Imme of (he fu-nllv. Iiv Nov. A. ('. v iil'l.-i'ii'iiHi. I Ilowln; I. l: vus the lntf-:it I on to Conliir.ii nl j have tho l.iirlr.l s.-rv!e-:i cunduc!. d r.iis -;-m in ; i, tho grave l.y the C. A. It. i.r.d the I Oil. O. O. I', and lie'i-cfi.i l.u: o-,v!n- jln nn:ivnltl;,l,le f-nnl in;-ell(les neillier GEHWAM HOTEIS l.0."l" "' -'" '' ! !1 ' !'.-n;,.it.;..i t.-, do THEI3 EMllriS CAPITAL m'!r" 1 '"'' '"" ror.eti I lor Ms nunnery by ea i'lag nn ever- f ).,.-;n.r ! i:1'1'! n u.i (lie (-a:-,lii't at I .. L-r.ive. K.n'a. i HI'- "til.- s.;!i of l.oai: l!ra:i. Ii. Calif.. ia i in-, .inuiiT, nr. i.nfity)-:ti 0. 11111?- !'l. r ,1 ii.n., in amstkiiha:;, ',,. t!i- war the In n:n!e ,,, I'erliii :, 1 J.v the -rice e,,,ii-, ir.-. v iii j. ,!e,en,l,-,l ,i,',n l'li:i-h. at, I II,- i.-in tine-t-, it;! c If -11, li 11 ',,-. t !ia! their eft in 1.'J.MM. hi, - In en n iii-.l I,, I r.i't!v lev .Mid his pf'-piitil;:!iter. -Mr:. .1, 11 were Iii attends net. al the fun era). .Mr, Wainsley has l( !'l a hwt "I f: ieil,3i!. not only in laiil, l-i,;;it Iiill thr'toa: the r!!'i; r. efi"ii;-,lj,i-.;y, eir Catarrh is a Real Enemy s 4 and Requires Vigorous Trcatrne Do Not Neglect It. illl u lornl ol When you uo rnclicatcd sprnyi, ntomlzer3 and douches for your Ca tarrh, you may succeed in unstoppinc the chnked-up air pasKapes for the time being, but this annoying condi tion returns, and ynu have to do the name Ihint? over and over ni:ain. Calarih has never yet le-en -,,re,l ly-illKo Imal atiilic!it i,ni4. LaM' j,u ever experienced any real Lcnclil km uvh tfcatmcntt i:i! FAMILY WASH WANTKIl I do a tulifiil of rliiilie-i In fifteen or tw.-nly ininates. 'erv c;ir,.l-ul. No ,!au:;er of tearing your linen. Will do your whole week':! v,.-ih for le than live cenls. All wanh lug done In yiinr homo. Send for nte on triu!. Thor Washer, phone SO. 172 A N I KIl JI ! M KI.LA N -:0 US WAN'TICH Winter sm d mils. H. .1. Willie, Roitli: 2, Mux Ml, Ctuilru! Point. ii;:i WANTI-lll (ioort Keeiirl-l,,-n,l 11 it tu -aiiigs, .'Hixl'i,, or :;7x.. I.. 8. I'nt, h, .liui Ajipic .llreet, Medford. Ore. 1,12 A N TI-: I ) To rent, 1! 11 iier'-s good land, all or :,rl In alfalfa, elos. In. Addre.is l.uv A, n ., .Mail Trl hune, i;; W'A'V.TKI) TO lilONT Ford Ill'eU. Cull ut ;;oi; Apple city. auto I reel. 1112 WANTKIl Wells to drill al once. Water guarantor ,1. Addle ;s or s-e A. It. l;u.veai l, -la h.' onville. 11,2 W ANTKH--A farm lioine hoard for Hie v.intor. -Mull Tribune. lor llox hi ss, 11;; WANTI-lll. -If In need or a pianini mill man nil-Ire.- I'lai,,-:- Man, I .'. , Terwllll;:er inreet. Port laud, dr ills WANTKD Sell yoni- eream to the Jimmion Prod. Co., Central Point Ore., whoro tho tests and cash counts. Throw these mnkc.'ihifl, remeflir.-i I. j the wind.i, and get on the-right ti 'a: -rnent. (lo to your drug state to-d-.;', iret a bottle of S, r. S and commcr.i a treatment that has l n praic- I, iuitfercrs for nearly hrJf a ceri!i;r;-. .S. S. S. Rets right nt the rojren of Ctitarth. and force.! fr-.m tlie bl'ir, 1 tho germs wliith cniifte the diei- . 'oii can old;, in rpeeinl rtieilieal fl.ii regarditltr your own ra n wlti.oe. ehnri-e hv writinir to Mclteal Dirc-- tr, Zi Svtif v Litbvrwtvry, At'.anVa. Ou, ' tVA.NThl) Hons-! to more, bulla. repair or wreck. Phono 48S-M c tSK-X. WANTED It. II. Toft buys Liberty non, is, also mortgages, noma, JihIk incurs, i-.mrow contracts, etc., nnd rimkea s-Lorl tl:no loans on any old ininir. I.fi.,7 Hi-IW'-a A:-'ll,i:i,i ill,, I r,o! mountain on I'.n.ltie hiKiiv.ay. i,iiie iimp leather loo'c-ienf u.ili and account hook with post cards filtt", etr.. etu i,, e,, Su'taMe re- ward will I,, ),.,!,; ior Its rouirn t una utiii.g, . m; FOR ItKNT-Hloro building with good show windows. Rest location In city. Opposite .lacltson County llnnk. Rent, reasonable. Apply ovenlngs nt 301 South Central avenue. l'Oll SALII LIVITOCK iiLICH HOLLOW AT Fire, Aeoldent Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Beaten; Companies. Office 408 Oaxnett Corey Bldg. ' WANTKD To husk corn in field on shares: have own horse and wag on. -12 1 Oak street. 1 1 2 FOIt SALIC Pure-bred llurnc pigs. 1 . " cents p-r pound; also sow and pigs. it. K. Nealon, phono llxxl. Central Point. lfil EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Hay or Grain In field or ham; also Live stock, Contract and Surety Bonds. Kxcellont companies, good local service. No. 210 Garnott-Corey Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager. FOIt HALE Two horses, wolght .'12 00 lbs. Price reasonable. Phone fjlla-L. 1(12 FOR SAI.K lino head breeding eweji; also limn acres land for sale or lease. Ilrown & While, 10 South Fir street. FOIt HALK -a pigs, fill Ilia.; 8 pigs, mi lbs.; 1 sow, 110 lbs.; 1 brood sow, 200 lbs. A. L. Seabrooke, II. F. I). 2, Central Point, Ore. lfil I'Olt SAI.H Milk rows, box 4ii:i, II 2, Central Point. Dili VOH 8 A LK M I Sl.Ti; LI, AN HO I IH. FOR sai.i-:-condiliun, -litilck Six, cord tiros. light, good Phono 10 S 1-iMt SALK (inod piano, very cheap. Phone 0-FI2. or address Cope Hardware Co., Phoenix. Iti2 FOR SALK 12-Inch side hill plow ft ri r I one John Deere Plow 12-lncll Phone in-Flll. in; I'Olt SA 1. 10 lu-foot Perkins wind mill and :;u-foot wood tower Willi three-way pump, on John W. Cox Itaneh, one tn I lo southwest .Med ford, Onkdale Park Add. 107 I'Olt HALF, lllls Ford touring ear 22:1 North Riverside. 102 FOR SAL Il ea r. Mra. Point. I II I 7 Stlldebaker Six Krnest Webb, Central 11; i ll!! riAI.K - Four horsepower glue with centrifugal pump, nnd biiigy. Phone ,.'J2-R. 10:1 ixTKiti'itiiAs AtrrocAR co TIMR CARD Leave Medford for Asnmnd, Talent and Pboenlx dull, except Sunday al 8:00 a. lit. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 6:30 and 0:30 p in. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, excopt Sunday, at 9:00 a. in and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Sunday leave Ashland al 9:00 a. m , and 13:30, 4:30 and Q; SO p. m. Insnrancet. Planing MI1L THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings ana screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. Physicians and Hat eoaa. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia pbyslctnn. 303 C rnott-Corey balld lng. Phone 130, DR. J. J. EMM HNS- Physician aao surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear. none and tbrnat. Eyea scien tifically tosted and glasses sup piled. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. R. It. Co. Offices II. r. U. C llldg. Phone 567. DR. F. O. CARLOW DIt. EVA MALa CAKLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S i 10-417 Uqrnctt-Corey llldg. Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel Street Printers and I'uMlstiera. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office U Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, hilling, systems, etc. Portland prices. 17 Morts Elr Bt, rranstet. EADH TRANSFER ft 8TOHAOB CO, Offlco 4 North Front Bt, Phone 115. Price right. Serrloa guar-nfpd Look at These H) acres closo In under Irrigation, new ii-room bouse, modern; will tnko f I sou. 1111, and this Is loniii bargain iit tho prlco. 10 urrca In Wagner Creek district for exchange, for a good modern 5 room house In Medford. 1711 acre stock and alfalfa ranch, either with slock, feed and equip ment, or without. This place Is a splendid piece of land and ono of tho very heat stock' propositions In this valley, and wo are muklng a price on It thiil will Interest anyone in tho market tor a real ranch. Brown & White ID Bontto Fir Blree