MEDPOrcp MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OT?ECiO, TUESDAY, gOTOnKU 1. 1918
PAOR MVK
IGH
WRONGS
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BEFORE PEACE
SAYS BALFOUR
British Foreign Secretary Declares
Wrongs of Subordinated . People
Must be Righted and Seized Terri
tories Returned, Before League of
Nations is Possible. x
10
LONDON, Monday,. Sept., 30. The
wrongs of subordinated peoples must
be righted and territories occupied
hy Germany since the beginning of
the war must havo complete freedom
before a league of nations can be
-possible and peace secured to the
world, said Arthur J. JRalfoiir,, Brit,
Jsh foreign secretary,; at , the;, t)je
Guild. Hall today, , He explained
President Wilson's recent speech ,ln
New York and gave his suupovt. to
the ideas outlined in It.
"The full magnitude of all the Is
sues before mankind is tliorojy real
ised" said Mr. Balfour. "America
came into tho war fully conscious of
what those issues were and very
wisely named its great financial ef
forts after the cause which it has at
heart, for that cause was liberty for
Uio world. '
( "There Is yet another cause; not
embodied in a name, but as present
to the hearts and consciences of
Americans as to the hearts and con
sciences of British, French and Ital
ians, namely, that it we failed In this
crisis not merely to win the war but
to see that such wars do not recur,
our task would be but half accom
plished. IVnises President's Speech
"I am confident you all have read
President Wilson's speech. It had
all those characteristics which make
hJs public utterances unique In state
documents. It had eloquence, direct
ness ami the magnificence of a style
to which he has accustomed us.
, pills main theme'was this: That If
the, world would make sure that it
I? going to have peace it must come
to some arrangement by which male
factors of would-be malefactors are
to be kept in order bj a leaguo of
nations.
'The second .proposltion- was thai
1C you are to carry out this great
ideal the only time to do it "effectual-
ly is the moment when peace Itself
Is being forged by the labors of vic
torious powers.
"Personally, I am very much 01
the, president's mind, that to allow
this occasion to sink into tho past
would be to lose one of the groat op
portunities given mankind perman
ently to put international relations
upon a sound, lasting and moral foot
ing and if the work for your new in
ternatlonal machinery for securing
peace is not to be greater than it can
perform,, you must so errango the
map of Europe and the world that
great occasion for wnrs will not ove
whelm you.
Must ctlrcss Wrongs
, '.If you are going to render per
manent German domination over
Russia, especially western Russia
and the small peoples along tho Bal
tie; If you refuse to redress- the
wrongs of Poland; if the subordinat
ed pooplos in tho Austrian emplri
are to be loft under tho heel of the
German and Magyar minorities; if
tho Balkans are to be the scene of
bloody wars and the occasion of hos
tilities among their neighbors; If the
Turk is to be allowed to resume his
bloody sway over the. territories torn
from him; if Italyfis hot to have
restored to her and added to her
those populations which roally make
her indeed an Itnly redeemed; if
Greece is to be threatened, as in the
past, by tho domination of the ccn
tral powers; If Serbia Is not to be
restored after all her appalling socrl-
rices and glorious gallantry; If
Franco is not to resume her full
paco in western Europe and if Del
glum is not to be restored in full
measure, if all those evils are not po
tentially' to recur, then you must do
somothlng more than merely estab
lish a league of nations.
. Right Wrongs First
"You must put those wrongs right
before a league of nations can set to
work. You must give It a clean slate
to work upon. Then and then only
will your leaguo of nations work,
i nercrore, In order to make a
leaguo of nations possible complete
victory is absolutely necessary. Ger
many can only be a member of
league of nations when the Internal
lonal system has been reformed by a
great, wise and all embracing peace
and Ihat can never take plaro until
tiermnny, not merely has been ohlig
ed to chance her profession of faith
but until Germany finds herself in a
position where all her dreams o:
world domination are torn to pieces
before her eye. and she is left power
ful Indeed, she will be loft power
ful, doubtless prosperous and doubt
WASHINGTON', Oct. 1 One hun
dred and fifty thousand oujlcgc stu
dents were mustered today into, the
student's army reserve corps it more
than SOU colleges mid universities,
becoming h- part of the 'military
forces. Special programs were ar
ranged.
Standing at attention, the students
heard rend messages from President
Wilson, Acting Secrotury Crowgill
and General March, thief of stuff,
President Wilson's message said :
, "The step you have taken is u most
signifeiint oue. Iiy it you huve ecus,
ed to be merely individuals, each
seeking to perfect himself to win his
own place in the world, ami have
become comrades in the common
cause of making tho world a better
place to live in. You huve joined
yourselves to tho entire manhood of
tie qountry and pledged, as did your
loretnthers, 'your lives, your ior
ttiiics and vour sacred .honor! to the
freedom of humnnitv.
"The enterprise upon which yon
have cmburked is n hazardous and
difficult one. This is not n war of
words; this is not a scholastic strug
gle. It is a war of ideals, yet fought
with all the devices of science and
with the power of machine. To suc
ceed, yon must not only he inspired
by the ideals for which this country
stands, but you must also lie mas
ters of the technique with which the
buttle is fought. You must nut oniy
be thrilled with the zeal for the com
mon welfare, but you must also he
master of I he weapons of today.
"There cini he no doubt of the is
ue. The spirit (lint is revealed ami
the manner in which America has re-
ponded to the call is indomitable. I
huve no doubt that you, too, will
use your utmost strength to maintain
that spirit and carry it forward ti
the final victory Hint will certainly he
ours."
The sludenls' army training corps
is divided into collegiale and vocit
lional sections, from holh of which
there will he opportunity to win promotion.
FIVE DISTRICTS IN
OREGON SHY OF
TOM'S MARKETS
Livestock
PORTLAND, Oct. 1. Cattle
steady; receipts 800, Stoers, prime
$1213; good to choice $ 1 1 4? 1 a ;
medium to good $9.75 11; fair tc
medium JS.25 9.?5; common to
fair 15.7541 8.25; cows, and heifers
choice. SSJi 9; medium to good $5.75
7.2,1; fair to medium $4.75 3. 75;
cunners $3&4; bulls $5Jt7; cnlvof
$9(i 12; stackers and feeders $Gii 8.
Hogs steady; receipts 510. Prime
mixed $ 19.50 6f 19.75; medium mix
ed $19,ft J9.35; rough heavies $1SS
IS. 35; pigs, $166(17; bulk of saloF
$19.36 IS 19.50.
Sheep steady; receipts 4 8. Prinu
lambs 112 fl 14; fair to medium $9 :
11; yearlings $10 4111; wethers $9 4;
10; ewes $6.504? 9.
llutter ami Eggs
PORTLAND, Oct, ' 1. Butte;
strong. " City creamery prints, box
lots 63c; cartons, box lots, 64c; half
boxes c more; less than hall boxei
lc more, huttcrfat 07c; cube cxtrar
6c.
EGGS Buying price, candled.
cracks and rots out, 50c; selling
price, candled, 5354c; in cartons,
56c.
HUNS 262Tc; springers, 27
30c; old roosters, 15c; turkeys, geese
nominal; ducks, old, 25c; young, 30
IT 33c.
diss Mary lliigshaw . home Iron
Yusliiiigtou and is visiting relative?
iving here.
Preparation are heing nuido foi
he pioneer reunion to ho held here
Thursday, October :t, 1018. An ex
cellent program will he rendered fol
owed by a basket dinner.
Jacksonville, with its usual gener
ous subscribers, was one of the firsi
owns in Jackson county to go over
he top in the fourth liberty Ions
irive. Their quota was :H10 per cent
uorc than the last time.
A reception was given at the home
if .Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Klcmining last
"'"riduy night to the hoys entering the
raining class at O. A. C. About 40
young people gathered to bid them
farewell.
COURT HOUSE REPORT
Reported by Jackson Oonptj Ah
straot Co., Sixth and Central At.
Portland Grnin
W1HEAT $2.20 basis; barley,
aone; oats, $58.50 hid; corn, No. 3,
yellow, $62 bid.
MILL STUFFS Mill run f. o. b.
mill, carlots, $29.65; mixed cars,
$30.15; less than carlots, $30.65.
TIMOTHY $30 34; alfalfa,
$27.50; grain, $20.
POUTLANl), Ore, Aug. 1. Ore
:on is waiting on five districts tluj'
ire lugging in the fourth liberty loan
'iimpaign. The' few counties other-
than the five are not yet over the
top hut are marching so rapidly that
they will be over before night. The
live districts arc Clatsop, I'matilla.
Marion and Jackson counties, nnd the
lty of Portland.
The state lacks less than $700.00(1
of being over and Portland something
between three and four mil i Ion . Port
hind is today conducting a slacker
drive, going particularly after certain
wealthy individuals who have passed
off their subscription with tv tenth
of what it ought to be. The Portland
committee held up three prominent
slackers in (he public press this morn-
ng and the local drive will he replete
wilh sensations if mutters do not take
a turn for the better immediately.
: The committee made announcement
this morning that its actions hence
forth would be drastic and already
a visible increase in the quota is no
ticablo in the booths where liberty
loan subscriptions are being taken.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
DOlX'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield avenue,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive In
rolurn a trial package containing
Foloy's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup; Foley
Kidney Pills, for pain In sides and
back; rheumatism, backacho, kidney
and bladded ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation, biliousness, headache
and sluggish bowels. For sale by
Medford Pharmacy.
Notice to the Public
Notice Is hercbv iclven that nil
hunting Id strictly forbidden on the
property of the undersigned.
C. II. BROWN.
C. W. ISAACS.
HELTA WATER CO
G. C. OARHETT. .
loss wealthy but no longer a tyrniit
who can use the nations which she
is in a position to Influence to serve
her own dream of world empire.
therefore, I ask you to rcmcmher
how far (he financial efforts we now
are calling upon you to make extend
beyond any merely finanel.il opera
Hon."
Mrs. K. li. Wnlson left lor her
lioine in Portland the. first of the
week, after spending the siimmur with
her mother, Mrs. K. J. Kuth.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. Toil Yelle, ac
companied by the former's aunt, Mrs.
L. Nirkerson. who is visiting them
"from Ohio, motored to Crater Lake
this yveek.
Miss Mildred Thompson left for
Stanford, (','nlif.. where she will at
tend college, after a inunlli's visit
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Nimitin.
Mrs. Branch has L'one to Gobi II
where she has accepted a position m
the telephone office. v
Sheriff Knlnh .lcnnines hns reeciv
ed his cull to report at Camp Pike,
Ariz., and will leave about the i 111 ot
October.
Mrs. V:niiv Iiioiin litis returned
home froin the Sacred Heart hospital
where she has been receiving treut
inent for the oast two weeks.
Supt. G. W. Ager left for Salem
lliursday where he will attend th
state fair, lie was accompanied bv
Misses Pcrnice lifter and Rulh Flem-
niiitgs, two of the successful mem
bers of the canning team.
The fourth liberK' loan commit tee
started its drive Thursday with Lewis
t'lrieh chairman, and the followiii"
able assistants! Gen. W. Gnrilner.
Oscar Knox, Kmil liritt, J. lieter.
1 obe Uarrett, J. II. I olcuian mid I- red
.1. Kick.
Mr, mid Mrs. I'Yimlr Itimillcr worn
business callers from Ituneoin Kri-
ilny.
Mrs. K, 1. Krick was hostess In the
Wednesday Afternoon elub this week.
Miss Mildred Thompson of l'nrllnnd
being finest of honor.
Mrs. Laura Hyn and rinuuhtcr
-)ent Thursday afternoon in .Med
ford. Miss Flora Thompson has m-ccntcri
a nosition in thi t'rrmhl denjirtinmil
of the S. Ii company at .Medford.
Mrs. John (Irieves and daughter
Josephine of Medford visited friends
living in Jacksonville this week.
Mrs. James Pulton of Fort Klam
ath and .Mrs. James Cotehett ot
Seattle spent a few hours in town
Saturday. Mrs. ('otchctl is returning
from a two months' viit with her
si.-ter in Klamath county,
Albert Pit was itmonir (lie J-ick.
Mmvillc hoys to go to ('orvnllis to
enter the. students trmiiinir class!
Mis -Alice 'Kilistcr' aecnrnii)iied
Circuit Court.
Laura J. Kmerson, administratrix,
vs. Olive II. Brown et ni. Return on
execution.
It. S. Pnjio vs. h. I). CunfieM et ui.
Iteturn on execution.
J. II. (.'osbey vs. I,. K. Iloak. To
quiet title.
Hutler & Thompson Co. vs. C. II.
(iilletle. Government decree.
Harriet J. llenrv vs. W. I!. Xorris.
Dismissed.
Centra) Point Hank vs. A. Conro
Fiero. For money.
John Dcning et ai vs. Oeor,u: Wolff.
Demurrer
ii'ino'k Mercantile Atrcney vs.
Chas. A. Walroff. For inonc..".
Jennie Fry, j:unrdmnship. fiur.r
dian's bond.
Mamie K. Kiddle et al.vs. l iar' ?s
Woekooes. Notice of appeal.
William Stailev vs. William Itesi-
minus. To quiet title.
Murv K. Fox vs. IU H. Illivei: et a!.
Deposition.
Olive Worthintitnn vs. li. Ci. Worth-
in(iton. Answer.
F.dwin C. Larned vs. Houue River
Val'ev Canning Co. Order.
Z. Cameron vs. D. T. Linvt m et al.
Order for publication of summon.
Z. Cameron vs. D. T. Lawlon el
al. Affidavit.
H. J. Worthinton vs. Olive Worlh
ihL'ton. Decree.
Theresa P. Critzer vs. Georye Kul
zer et al. Kxecution. Order eon
firming sale.'
Laura K, Long vs. J. T. Lou;. Find
ings and conclusion. Decree.
State vs. W. K. IJullcr. ObJ ciions
to defendants hill q pxceplion-.
M. Jansen vs. Kliabcth k'orcrick,
admin. Confirmation of sale.
Harriet J; Henry vs. W. I. Harris.
Motion to dismiss. ..
K. W. Iloberts ct al vs. Apide-jafe
!.uii .,(; Company. Certificate of at
tachment.
State vs. William Hills, Cost hill.
Tuwiisrll C. I.ufferty vs. K.tby
Ruse Luffed v. Summons.
Marriage Licenses
William H. Smith nnd Klizabelh
Annitm Wetrel.
Robert R. Cofi'mun and Hessie
Chambers. .
Kent Instate Transfers
Lyun W. Smith to Karl H. Day,
north half of northwest
quarter of section 30, west i
salt' of southeast quarter of
section .li), township ilo,
range '2 west tfG.-luO
John C. Hunter to Zoe II. Noe,
. lot 12, block 15, .Dekum .ad
dition to jLlold Hill j. 300
HUNS GOUGE NEUTRALS
FOR "SAFE CONDUCTS"
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 1. Germany
has aLrain raised the conditions tindei
which she is granting her "safe eon
ducts" to neutral shipping. In ttu
case of Finnish vessels, they arc
obliged to deposit $200 in a German
hank ncr register ton. This in orae-
lically all. cases amounts to more
than the value ttt the ships.
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
Girls! Make ucjiuty lotion ' at
homo for a few cents. Try Itl
FOIt EXCHANGE.
KOIi KXCIIAi'iCR KxcellentTclear
Medford homo for Kood farm land '
In Hokuc River valley or near
Medford. Phono 102-X.
LOST.
t,
Squeeze the Juice of two lemons
Into a bottlo containing threo ounces
ot orchard whlto, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint of the best
freckle and tan lotion, and complex
ion beautltier, at very, very small
cost.
Your grocer has the lemons nnd
any drug storo or toilet countor will
supply three ounces ot orchard white
for a few cents. Massage this sweet
ly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
bow freckles and blemishes disappear
and how clear, soft and while the
skin becomes. Yes! It lB.hurmlesB.
Adv.
FOR RUM HOUSES.
FOR RUNT Modern well furnished
bungalow, five rooms, bath, gar
age. James Campbell, phone
311-R. 16i
THAT ANNOYING,
PERSISTENT COUGH
reny load to chrortl? lnniT trouble, or
mean that the rhronlo atago already
Is reached la oltaor ;ai try.' -
ECKMAN'S ALTERATIVE
This tonlo nd tlrsuc-repalrcr up
plle tli aohnowlevml benefit a ot Cal
cium treatment without tlldturtilur tho
tomach. contains no A Irohui. is' or
cotic or HatU-lormlutr Drutf.
$2 Ire, now $150. $1 sizt, now 80c.
Vrlre Includes war tax All druKUta.
WANTKD SITUATION.
Thought His Time Had
Come Disappointed
"I never was more surprised I) my
lite than when I took the first jrlosc
of 'Mayr's Wonderful Itcniedy. .My
stomach trouble had been of tit;ht
years' standing, sometimes so bad
as to cauxe convulsions, followed by
hemorrhage. I thought my tlntc In
this world was short, and bcllevjil
(he lant medicine I would eycr uike
It Is now eight weeks since, and I
am feeling belter than tor njany
years." II Is n simple, harmless pre
paration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the In'pitlnal trmt nni:
allays the Inflammation which etusef
practically all stnmsrh. liver and
intestinal ailments. Including ap
pendlcitis. One dose will convince
or money refunded. Hold by dru
gists everywhere. AUv
How's This?
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Tteward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh cuftcrcrs for the past thirty-
five years, and lias become known as the
most reliable remedy for catarrh. ' Hall's
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Dlood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling tho Pol-
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
Afler von have taken Hall s Cotarrn
Medicine for a short time you will ncr a
irrpnt Imnrovement in vour irenernl
health Rtnrt taking Hall's Catarrh Modi,
cine at onco nnd get rid of catarrh. Send
for tentlmonlals. Tree.
K. J. riiKNKY '., toicoo, unio.
Sold by all Drui"-lits, 76c.
BKi FAMILY WASH W ANTIC D 1
do a tubful ot clothes in fifteen
or twenty minuten. Very careful.
No danger of tearing your Unonfr.
Will do your whole week's wash
for less than flve cents. All wash
ing done In your homo. Sond for
me on trial. Thor Washer, phone
90. 172
HELP WAfiTKll MALE.
WANTKD Man to look after stock
Phono 31 9-11.
1IF.LP WAXTKI)
Male and Fcninlo.
WANTBIJ Man nnd wlfo on close in
ranch: give full particulars, liox
M, Mail Tribune.
COVK-RNMKNT CIVIC SHRVICK
EXAMINATION'S everywhere In
October, 1 2,000 clerks to be ap
pointed at Washington. Salary
$1200. Kxporienco unnecessary
Men and women desiring govern
ment positions write for free par
ticulars, J. C. Leonard (former
Civil Service Examiner,) 105S
Kcnols building, Washington, 1). C
ICS
HEM' YANTKD FKMAI.H
FOR RENT Five-room modern bun
galow, with garage. Range con
nected. Winter's wood in shed for
sulo cheap;' $9 per mouth, water
paid. 709 Alder street. 1 B 3
FOR RENT Furnished house, closo
in, all modern conveniences. In
quire at 2-15 North Riverside. 165
FOR RENT Furnished house and
two brick rooming houses. One
soven-room dwelling wilh garage
on paved street. John F. White.
I'houe 449-M. 1S7
LOST Uetween Ashland and foot of
mountain- ' on ' Pacific 1 highway,
black limp lenther loose-leat cash
and nccount hook with post cards,
films, etc., enclosed. Suitable re
ward will bo paid for Its return to
this office. 162
TAKEN UP,
TAICEN DP Two red heifers, com
ing two years, one with bell. Onp
yearling heifer with white face.
One yearling brlndlo bull. Owner
may have -by paving charges. Los
tor li. Fay. It. 1, Medford. 105
TAKEN' IIP Spotted sow. Owner
may have same by proving property
and paying charges. Phono 19-F21.
165
UUBIXKBS UUlKCTOKr
Mining- Experts,
CAMPBELL ft LILJEORAN mine ;
promitlng association;, mining
properties listed for Bale, sampled '
and roports rondered. Office and .
asBay laboratory at 107 North Fir
St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam
ples by mall given prompt atten
Attorneys,
WM. M. COLVIO Attornoy-aMaw.
Medford National Bank Bldg. -
PORTER J. NEFS", Attorney-at-law
rooms 8 and 9, Medrord Nation
Bank Building.
A. B. Rnamea, Lawyer. Chunatt
uorey Banding.
FOIt RE-NT Six-room modern bun
. galow. In first-class xhape. Range
connected. Oarage. Phone 48S-X.
166
FOR RENT Modern six-room bun
galow, good location. Phone
652-R. 163
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
bungalow. Phone 929-W. 165
FOR RENT Furnished, handsonio
residence on South Onkdale. Very
reasonable to doalrublo. ; Tenant.
All conveniences. Tol. 409 or
524-J. - 164
FOn RENT
bungalow.
LAHER AUTO BPRINQ CO. W
are operating the largest, eldeas
and beat-equipped plant in the Pa
cific northwest. Use our spring!
when others fall.' Bold inder writ
ten guarantee. 84 North Flfteent)
8f., Portland, Oregon.
-Ono 5 and one 7-room
H'.'O West Twelfth.
FOR KENT MIHllELLANKOUB.
FOR RKINT 12 -gauge
Phone :tf 1-Y.
pump
gun.
161
GARBAGE Get your premises
eleaned up for the summer. Call
on the olty garbage wagons to!
rod service. Phone 161-Y.
T, Allen.
Expert Accountant.
FOR RENT 140-ncro rnnr.li. near
Eagle Point. Phone 910-Y. 163
FOR RENT l.tOO-ncre stock for. 6
miles from Eugene, 100 acres plow
land, usual buildings. F. L. Cham
bers, Eugene. 164
IWIl SALE ttF.AT, KSTATE. i
.MUSTAciiTi'T': 1 1 1 f West XiiTth
street, one story bungalow, lot 50x
100 recently taken In exchange
by us for New York proporty, want
offer. Cahn & Plttman, owners,
40(1 East 14!Uh street, Now York
City. 163
FOIt SALE LIVESTOCK
WANTED Experienced lady stenog
rapher. One with some bookkeep
ing exporlenco preferred, but not
necessary, (iood salary to right
party. Ulg Pines Lumber Com
W.VNTEI1 Ranch cook.
Tribune, Box A.
Apply Mall
Summons
in tho Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the C ounty of Jackson.
A. L. Cross, Plaintiff, vs. Emma Fro-
dnnburg, formerly Emma Coffmnn,
Andrew Coffmnn, Wilbur Coffmnn,
Delia Coffman, Robert Coffmnn,
unknown heirs of Albert Coffmnn
deceased, also all othor persona or
parties unknown claiming any
right, title, eslnto, lion or Interest
in the real eslato described in the
Complaint herein, and Herbert Lt
Coffman, Defendants.
To the abovo named defendants.
Andrew Coffman, unknown heirs of
Albert Coffman, deceased, also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or Interest in the ronl estate tloscri li
ed In tho complaint here:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, Yon are hereby sum
moned anil required to aopcar In the
above entitled Court and causa and
answer tho Complaint of the plaintiff
on file therein against you within six
weeks from and after tho date of the
first publication of this .Summons
which date la August 27lh, 191S,
said perlotl of Blx weeks being the
time fixed by the order ot Hon. F. M.
Calkins, Judge of the above named
Court, within which you "liould bo
appear and answer or be adjudged to
be In default, which order bears date
August 27th, 1!H'S.
You will further take notice that
If you fall to appear and answer said
Complaint as aforesaid, plaintiff will
apply to the Court for tho relief de
manded In Ilia Complaint, a Hiirclnet
statement of which is for a decree of
the Court determining the conflicting
claims, interest nnd estates of defen
dants and each of them, in and to the
Southwest quarter of tho Southwest
quarter of Section 28, and Northwest
quarter of Northwest quarter or Sec
tion :i3. Township .14. Kontii Range
2, East of Wlllametla Meridian In
.laekxon County. Oregon, and decree
ing t li nit. plninlllf Is the owner of said
promises In fee simple, free and clear
of all claims of defendants, or any of
thorn, therein or thereto, and that
none of said defendants have any
right, title, Interest or estate therein
or thereto, together with such other
and further relief as the Court may
deem Jail and equitable.
POUTER J. NEFF,
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
WANTED Dining room girl. Hotel
Medford. '
WANTED Women, snlary 24 full
lme, 50c an hour sparo time, dis
tributing guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Permanont. Experience
unnecessary. Apply Guarantee
Mills, Norrlstown, Pn.
WANTKD M1JSCKLLANKOU8
WANTED To buy, two cown, froKh
in November; one team, about
1250; one .1 vi wagon, one set Con
cord harness. 20 West Twelfth
164
WANTED To rent, clegrantly fur
nished sleeping room, to lady or
married couple. Inquire 304 king
street. 163
WANTED About fifty head good
grade slock calves. Jaa, Campbell.
Phono 311-R. It;..
WANTED Winter seed oats. II. .1.
While, llouto 2, Box HO, Central
Point. it;;:
?ANTEI To rent, 20 acres good
land, all or part in alfalfa, close
In. Addresn Box Acres, Mall Tri-
nune. 1113
WANTED If In need of a planing
, mill man address Planer Man, 157
Tcrwllllger street, Portland, Ore
16S
WANTED Sell yoni- cream to the
. J 0 11 n son prod. Co., Central Point,
Ore., where the testa and cash
counts.
WANTKD Houses to move, kulld,
repair or wreck. Phone 488-M or
4HH-X.
WANTED R. If, Toft buys Liberty
bonds, slso mortgages, notes. Judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
makes short time loans on any old
mint.
h'On RENT APAftTMENTB.
FOR RENT One completely fur
nished apartment. Hotel Holland.
FOR KENT IIII'SEKEKPIXa
IIOO.M8.
FOR RENT- Light hiiilsekeeplim
rooms, rail after n p. 111. .1
South Central or phone 403-X2.
166
FOR SALE Span of black mules,
eight years old, sound and gentle.
L. O. Pcnlnnd, Talent. 16S
FOR SALE Choice Duroe Jersey
breeding stock, brood sows, pigs,
etc. Onkmont Farm, Talent. Phone
7-F2. ItiS
TOR SALE 200 owob; also 200 owe
lambs. D. Itosen-bei-g, Medford
Hotel. 165
FOR SALE Pure-bred Duroe pigs
15 cents per pound; also sow and
piga. R. E. Nealon, phono llxxl,
Central Point. 164
FOR SALE 5 pigs, 50 lbs.; 8 pigs,
SO lbs.; 1 sow, 140 lbs.; 1 brood
sow. 200 lbs. A. L. Seabrooke,
R. F. D. 2, Central Point, Ore. 164
'OR SALE Milk cows, box 403, It
2, Central Point. 16 6
FOIt BALE MIHCKLLANKOUH.
FOR SALE Blue stem seed wheat;
also spring-tooth harrow and grain
drill. James Campbell, phone
311-R. It.
FOR SALE Beardless barley and
blue steam wheat seed. .las. Camp
bell. Phono a 1 1 -II. HI
FOR S.VLE Bulck Six, light, good
condition, cord tires. Phono
ls
FOR SALE 10-foot Perkins wind
mill and .'!0-foot wood tower with
three-way pump, on John W. Cox
Ranch, ono mile southwest Med
ford, Onkdale Purk Add. 167
FOIt SALE 1917 Studeliaker Six
car. Mrs. Ernest Webb, Central
Point. 166
I-Oll SALE 1'our horsepower en
glno wilh centrifugal pump, 2nd
buggy. Phone ,32-R. 16."
MONKI TO I AM.
MONEY TO LOAN on gooa real
estate security, and will buy Lib
erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No.
HI North Grape. Phooe 647. J. tf
INTKItUltBAS AlTTOOAIt CO
TIME CARD
Leave Medford for Asmnnd, Talent
and Phoenix il a 1 1 , except Sunday al
8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00
4:0(1 and 5.15 p. tn, Also on Butur-
dny at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at
10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30
p. m. Learo Ashland for Medford
dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a, m
and 11:00 a. tn.; 1:00, 4:00 and
6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights
at 6:30. Sunday loave Ashland al
1:00 a. tn., and 11:30, 4:80 and
0:30 p. m.
Aoto Sappllee.
Gmmre
WILSON AUDITING CO. H. il. W1K
son, C. P. A. Ask about our new
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to an;
' business as a time-saver givlnl
fnll business detail. M. P. ft H.
; Bldg., Medford.' Phone 157-R,
Instruction tn ssnsle.
.fRED ALTON H A 1 G HT Teacher ,
piano and harmony. Halght Most
Studio, 401 Uarnett-Clorey BUU
Phone 73.
Insnrftnoa,
aLICE HOLLOWA T Fire, Aocldent
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with best English and Kaston
Companies. Office 408 Garnett
Corey Bldg. v r
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plato Glass, Hay or .
Grain in field or barn; also Lire-'
stock. Contract and Surety Bonds,
Excellent companies, good local
service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey
Bldg., L, L. Catbcart, Manager,
Planing Attn.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screons. Shop 437 B, Fir, Phone
184.
Physicians and Bn "eoaa.
DR. W. w: HOW Ail D OsteopsthU
physician. 303 t? rnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 180.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician asd
surgeon. Practice limited te eye.
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices 11. F. ft IL Oe
Bldg. Phono 667.
DR. F. O. CARLOW
DR. EVA MALo CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
-116-417 Oarnott-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-L.
Residence 20 S. Laurel Blropt.
Printers and raoashere.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has. the
best equipped printing office la
Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems
eto. Portland prices. 37' Norts
Fir Bt, :
tlMMtes.
KAUS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Oftlce 42 North Front Bt Phone
115. Prices right. Beryloe guar.
nte4l
Look at These
10 acres close In under Irrigation,
new 5-room house, modern; will tnko
II MM'. 01), and this is Bono bargain
at tho prlro.
10 acres 111 Wagner Creek district
tor exchange, for-n good modern 6
room house In Medford.
176 acre slock and alfalfa ranch,
either wilh stock, feed and oqulp
ment, or without. This place Is a
splendid piece of lund and ono of the
vory best stock propositions In this
valley, and we are making a prlro
on It Hint will Interest anyone in tho
market for a real ranch. - 1 ' '
Brown & White
l Nosta Fir Street, '