ffRDFOTlT) MATL TRtRUyE, 1rTCTrFORn, OTCECiOX, FRIDAY, OCTOr.F.ft -I, 101S
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BANISHING HUN
RUSSIA'S TASK
SAYS KERENSKY
the people and representative govern-! Kose i1onPS of Green .Aeres. Hiss
mental Institutions. .Marten:) Noal of Santa Cruz. Calif.:
"That Is also the exact Idea of the! who is teaching (his vcur at Ashland,
monarchists, who complicate the -and Miss K.lh-.uhcUl Barker of Oak
fight of the Russian people against land. Cl.. who is nlso an Ashland
Former Premier Confident that Out
of the Chaos, Anarchy and Blood
shed of the Bolsheviki, a Strong
Central Democratic Government'
Will Arise First Oust Germans.
..; (By Harohl Edwin Bechtol.)
LONDON', Oct. 4. Unwavering
confidence that Russia will set up a
central government that will pre
serve the nation intact and insure
future liberty was expressed today
by Alexander F. Kerensky.
"The. fundamental task In Russia
Is the clearing out of German domin
ation," he said. "Bj doing this the
Bolshevik government will be dealt
with at the same time. A burglar in
the house doesn't mean a burglar in
possession of the house.
Taks fm Russia , ,
"The second task is the organiza
tion of a central government respon
sible to the will of tho majority of
Russians. Such a government will
be established. At. this moment
things are shaping rapidly In that
direction."
Kerensky is among the leaders of
the union for regeneration of Russia,
chairmaned by President Tchaikovs
ky of the pro-ally Archangel "gov
ernment of the north," which has
just abdicated In favor of the central
government formed by General Alex
left at Samara.
Kerensky came to London, not bo-
cause he wanted a safe place, but to
urge speedy military help for Russia
in a form Russian opinion could ac
cept. He .holds Russia is still an
ally, figlitlng Germany.
Recreating a Nation
As he talked to me, Kerensky pac
ed back and forth in his room in the
home of a Russian doctor, where ho
is living. Arms often drawn up like
a sprinter's, fists clenched and strik
ing out for emphasis, he told how the
Union for the Regeneration of Rus
sia had called a national assembly at
Ouffa to form a central governmen
composed of members of the old con
stituent assembly, representatives of
the country, cities, and Cossack re
gions in the larger part of Russia.
"As we talk here a central power
is being created!" he said.
"Siberia also has a provisional
government and duma, and ..has
thrown out all the Bolshevik ele
ments." I asked his opinion of the present
intervention.
Not Intervention lint Aid
"It isn't strictly Intervention at
all, but military aid for the forces In
Russia fighting Germany, Just as
Americans fight In France and
French in the Balkans," he said.
Vlt is simply the necessary co-operation
of all allies.
"The important thing is that the
allied public, particularly America,
which Is free from time-worn tradi
tions, watch carefully that military
help Is used solely In the Interest of
the people.
"I affirm that not all tho Euro
pean allies' representatives In Russia
could with quiet conscience doclare
they have had no relation with mon
archist schemers, and that not with
out reason did Russia insist that
America participate In any interven
tion. Rol.slicvlk Tyranny
"I am usually called ex-dlctator In
the American press. I urgently pro
test, because with the utmost energy
during eight months of revolution I
fought all attempts to thwart the
people's will by proclaiming as dic
tator any Individual or any class.
"Bolshevik tyranny is at the mo
ment agonizing. This chaos and ter
rorism Is only one manifestation of
the fight botween the Russian people
and. Germany. The Bolshevik leaders
are leaving to Russia as a heritage
the cursed Idea that right submits
always to might that only cowards
" and -humbugs can bow to tho will of
Germany and against the Bolsheviki.
However, these conspiracies by ad
herents of czardom and intrigues In
certain European allied circles do not
alarm me as to the future liberties of
Russia. "
Predicts .State Control
teacher.
Tho' Chinese peasants of this vi
cinity suffered ercat citsuultics and
tne srill closely pursued by the
"Ynnks,"
Miss l.olu Hluckfortl and her sis
ter arc uttendine school in Medl'ord.
The l..n Hellenic club of Medford
I know these criminal schemes met with Mrs. Ralph t.lden lust !at-
will fall, because first T ltnnw Hip unlnv ntteriiooii. mere were n
unshakable Russian will to be free;
second, watching the woild war for
four years, I see the tendency toward
freedom developing and spreading.
'Even revolutionary tendencies
appear. ,
"Profound upheaval of the foun
dations of tho world's social econo
mic system, the ever-increasing role
of organized labor In war processes.
Inevitable state control of all sides of
the economic structure, will unavoid
ably shape the life of all nations into
new forms, far removed from czar
dom, - ...
"Under the new order, even the
old state systems of western Europe
will become history.
'Pacifism seems to mo, nt present,
an unpardonable short-sightedness
in democratic clrcleB. Only real con.
servatives ought to follow Lord Lans-
downe's example and insist on Imme
diate artificial cessation of the war
of this revolutionary procesB of
deepest world-wide significance.
"Under terrible suffering and in
floods of blood a new, world is being
created but It will be created."
members oresent nnd all hail n de
lightful lime. The hostess served
dnintv supper.
Karl Heft expected to move his
fnir.iiv lo the Potter place about
October l.'ith.
. Col. (Iconic P. Minis was a 8cvcn
Oe.ks visitor Knndnv. ' (
other utility greatly needed nt thejon account of belonging to the typo
cunteen Is gas Eervlco, and a prospect I graphical union, which organization
for this installation is In view. At i has bcon ropresontod trud also rocos
llines present accommodations 'are juiced In that office for years. Mllll
altcgether inadequate, and during; can and Young promptly secured
the troop train rushos the ladies have j railroad employment in local railroad
been compelled to make coffeo out of I vnrds, while Shields 'will go else
doors over bonfires in inclement where. In the meantime two now-
weather. Windows to the canteen I comers, one from Pennsylvania and
building ought to-be scroenod. Who another from Minnesota, have taken
will volunteer to assum this expense
or a portion of it?
Estimates on a new reservoir for
the city water system are now avail
able thru tho channels of the city
engineer's office, on the basis of
$70,00t) for a major Improvement
and $25,000 tor a minor one, tho lat
ter of which would Insure nn abun-
tho vacant places In the news and job
rooms. it is understood that the
Tidings management claims the old
hands wore discharged without prej
udice, und that the ehnngo mado was
due to tho circumstance that tho now
men would. accept an Interest In the
business financially as well as mo-
chanically. I'p to the hour of going
WITH THE AMERICAN' FORCKS
NORTHWEST OF VKKDUX, Thurs
day. Oct. li. (8 p. in. Uv the Asso
ciated 1 1 ress. ) A suecesstui tras
nttaek was made bv the Americans
on this front vesterdnv 4 Vilosnes,
on the Meuse above Dunnevoux. The
German artillery fire was spasmodic
d ii rill".' the dnv. Mini v ens shells were
thrown in bv the enemy nuns upon
the jlnierican roar nreri, notably
Seplsnrccs wood. Cliattaneourt, the
Montr.eville road, Dunnevoux, Sachet
wood, Esnos, Forces wood nnd Jure
woods.
The American ensineers have re
moved more than lflO buried German
mines from the around evacuated bv
the oneniv.
j TDPftyS MWKEFS- J
Aged Resident Has
; Narrow Escape '
"f was at may work, my limbs be
came numb, I got dizzy and faint,
my ears seemed stopped up. I had
been troubled with gas on my
stomach and scvero bloating after
meals. Doctors failed to help me.
One dose of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, recommended by the cor
ner druggist, proved a life-saver to
me. I am continuing with It with
splendid results." It Is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from tho Intcs
tlnal tract and allays the Inflam
mation which causes practically all
stomach,, liver and Intestinal ail
ments,' Including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Adv,
, Portland Livestock -PORTLAND,
Ore.. Oct. 4. Cattl
dull;, receipts 21(i. Steers, prime
tl'i.OIKn HUM: eood to choice. $11.00
(iri, 12.00: medium lo tiood. $!).7'if1
11.00; fair to medium. SS.'J.'Xa 'O.'Jj ;
common to fuir. if ..;( o.'J.i; cows
and heifers, choice. 8.(I0(" 11.00 : me
liiim lo eood, if "i.fidi 7.2" : fair to
medium, $4.7(&i.7: concurs, $3.00
to 4.00; bulls, $.".00f(f7.00; calves,
$!UII)('12.0I): stackers and feeders,
f().00(S'8.OI).
Hons Stcndv: receipts fififl.
Prime mixed. $l!).-"fl(iri 1D.7.V. medium
mixed. $l!l.00(a 19.3."); rouuh heavies.
tl8.0ll(nl().:i,-i; purs, $Ui.0O(a 17.00:
bulk of sales. if lU.XifnMn.SO.
Sheep Lambs weak: mutton eood:
receipts. :t:S7. Prime limbs. ifl'J.ODfn'
14.00; fair to medium. $0,006 1 1.00;
venrliiiL's. $ll).00((t 1 l.OO: wethers.
$n.00(a 111.00; ewes. n..0fo.0.00.
flutter and Kggs
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 4. lint
tcr firm. City creunierv prints, ex
tras, box lots, fi.'le; cartons, box lots.
(i4c; half boxes, half cent more: lcs
than half boxes le more: bovine price
butter fat. Portland, 07c: cube ex
tras, (J2c.
EGGS Buying price, candled
cracks and rots out, 50c; .selling
price, candled, 53 (3 54c; in cartons,
.)8c.
HENS 262c; springers, 27
30c; old roosters, 15c; turkoys, geese
nominal; ducks, old, 2!ic; young, 30
33c.
Portland drain
WHEAT $2.20 basis; ' barley
none; oats, $58.50 bid; corn, No. 3
yellow, $02 bid.
MILL STUFFS Mill run f. o. i,
mill, carlots, $29.65; mixed cars,
$30.15; less than carlots, $30.05.
TIMOTHY $30 0 34; alfalfa,
$27.50; grain, $2C.
WILLOW SPRINGS
C. W. NIms, senior grand warden.
Stuart Saunders, niomber of the
finance committee, and O. W. Win
ter, eminent commander of the local
organization of Knishls Templar,
will attend the grand commander)
conclavo which will be hold at Bend,
Oct. 10. SesElons contemplate the
transaction of business matters, so
cial entertainment features being
eliminated owing to the war period.
Other representatives from Malta
commandery "may conclude to attend
tho gathering, i
Edmond Barrett, member of Bat
tery E, 09th artillery, who wont over
seas sometime ago with other Ash
land boys, discovered a cousin, whom
he had never seen before, upon land
ing in England. His relative is Don
ald Scott, of lies Moines, Iowa, who
Is serving in the signal corps. The
recognition was due to photos, which
had been exchanged between the
families. Both tho boys arrived later
in Franco, where the brief ac
quaintance formed on English soil
was extended.
.Miss Olivia -Peterson and Mrs.
Amelia Chrlstofforf on and young son
of San Rafael, Cal., have returned
homo after a summer's visit In Ash
land, occupying rooms in the Shaw
residence on B street.
The Elks resume regular meetings
of their lodge, after tho summer va
cations on Saturday evening, Oct. 5.
A representative "body of soldiers
passing thru early In tho week was a
baso hospital unit of 3G officers and
nearly 000 men, and the canteen
servico was exerted to liie limit in
waiting upon the crowd, which was
an unusually entertaining ono, bound
from Camp Lewis to California sta
tions temporarily, preparatory to go
Ing "somewhere", soma people get
ting an idea somehow that the des
tination ultimately would be Siberia
While at this terminal tho detach
ment was divided up into two sec
tions, one of which was made up of
cooks nnd bakers, who in dopnrting
sung that old refrain, now most op
portune, "Gathering Up tho olieaves."
There will bo a social gnthoring at
the Christian church on Friday oven-
Ing, Oct. 4, In the nature of a home
coming reception in honor of the pas
tor, Itev. W. L. Melllngcr, returned
from Chautauqua work. C. F. Swan
der, of Portland, will bo among those
tending addresses of welcome over
the happy ovent.
Major Truax of Grants Pass, sur
geon In the army medical corps, on
his way from a California canton
ment to a northern assignment, was
met on Tuesday by Dr. Swedcnburg
in a social and professional chat dur
ing tho train stop.
Dale Young, homo from Hilt, Cal.,
to attend school after a summer of
lively hustling In the lumber camp
across tho border, Is the now janitor
nt tho First National bank, tho duties
of which he has assumed In addition
to keeping up his school duties as a
bright and energetic Btudent, Indus
trious in any capacity.
The Red Cross canteen headquar
ters at the depot has been equipped
with telephone service, the number
being 159. 'Heretofore tho ladlos
have depended upon Mr. Ray Jeter,
proprietress of the fruit and confec
tionery storo In that neighborhood
for .this accommodation, and desire
to publicly thank her for many past
favors in this and other reipects. An-
dant supply for years to come to tide! to press the "old reliable" is appear
ing on deck as usual.
Bert Sargent nnd family have re
cently arrived from Lobam, Wash.
and havo rented tho Culef property
on Mountain avenue.
Knllroad men who arrived at this
terminal Wednesday night and
Thursday morning from tho south
hours behind time, report a rainfall,
Tuosday night, of between four nnd
five Inches In territory betwoon lied
ding and Kenneth, causing many
landidldes.
The local juvenile court will be
suspended for tho time being by
Judge lirowor parents being held
primarily responsible for acts of their
children, tlniB fixing the responislbll
Sty where the city court decides It
belongs. This Is a reminder for par
ents and guardians to, take notice
Bettor prevent a lot of mischievous
doings than suffer tho penalties after
acts havo been committed.
over the summer period of scarcity,
loreovor most of the material re
(tuired In construction Is uvailablo
right on the grounds up the canyon,
and thero need be no fear of n shor
tage of these requisites by the dam
site.
A recent letter from Frank M:
Moore, serving with the A. 10. F. in
Franco as flint lieutenant, muchino
gun battalion. Indicates that he has
been promoted to a captaincy in the
same branch of the service, a reward
of merit which relativos and friends
here wll be glad to note as a deserved
advancement In behalf of another
Ashland boy who is winning military
honors "over there."
R. L. McBride. of Pasadena, Cal.,
who is associated with W. D. Hodg
son in realty interests hereabouts,
was an Aidiland visitor this week on
a buslnoss trip north to tho Canadian
northwest:
Rod CrosB workers overseas may
avail themselves of Insurance policies
free of charge as to payment prem
iums, thru the generous offer of the
Metropolitan Life. Should the losses
prove to bo excessive, over fifty of
the leading companies thruout the
country stand ready to share the ex
pense on a pro rata basis.
Voters are reminded that registra
tion, preceding the general election
In November, is required on Satur
day, Oct. 5. It Is understood, how
ever, that only those who have
changed their place of residence as
to state, county and city precinct,
will be called upon to file their reg
istrations.' H. A. Burger, yeoman officer In
charge of tho local naval recruiting
station, has shipped tho office equip
ment to Portland nnd is nwlatfng
ordors as to a future assignment. As
a matter of fact tho office here has
been practically closed for a month
or moro. During the days of active
recruiting, the officer in charge
secured about fifty enlistments in
this and surrounding territory for
various branches of tho naval estab
lishment. Young Burger hns proved
to 'be a very popular officer at this
station
A labor upheaval in tho Tidings
office early In. the week threw three
of tho hands in the mechanical de
partment out of a Job, the trio in
cluding H. H. Mllllcan, llnotyper, J.
W. Young and Thomas Shields, jour
neyman printers, who have boen with
tho office for periods varying from
six mouths to throe years. The men
claim that they were summarily dis
charged without notlco, nnd attribute
this action -to prejudice against them
Hie lay C?
Coming fMsslsood
A Wonderful Remedy Tnat I a Natural
Aid ana Reliavce tho Tension
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skia is sunburned,
tanned or freckled
Squeeze the Juice of two lemons
Into a bottle containing three ounces
of orchard white, Bhako well, and
you havo a qaarter pint of the best
freckle and tan lotion, and complex
ion bcautlfior, at very, very small
C03t. s
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug storo or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard white
for a few cents. Massage this sweet
ly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck,
arms nnd hands each day and see
bow freckles and blemishes disappear
and how clear, soft and white the
skin becomes. Yes! It Is harmless.
Adv.
The Hnlph Householder fumilv
have ninvrd into the rnttnire on "7)1''
fr the wintrr month.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Muriin of Port
land. Ore.. ie!it Tluir-inv niirht nt
the . W. Klilnn li'iine. TIiov were
former reilrnN of liorkfonl. 111.,
nnd old n'-hnnlmnU's nf Mrs. Kldcn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Murfin nrc nn nn mitn
trip to Southern California mid will
iit Crnfcr Lake nnd oilier points
of inti're-t route.
Mr. William Thompson entertain
ed Iat TmiT-vJnv nftrrnoon Mrs.
Samuel Morritt of Spoknne, Va--h..
and Mrs. If. H. rinrkc of Seven
Onk. . ,
Mr. Kolicrt ftrophv rn'ertnincd n-
her hnuM cne.-ts. Vlnrini; institute
Week, he following uiri friemU; Misa
Tha expectant motliT revolves In her miml
oil v.-q understand by d est I nr. Ami It Is of
the utmost Importance ttiat her physical com
fort bo our flrrt tltouht.
There If a mwt uplrndld nrnwlr for thli
purpoje, known iu Mot tier' Fticml. It Is
applied over the muscles of tho itomich,
tri-ntly ruhltcd in, ai.tl nt once penetrates ti
relieve train (n nerve, ronln nnd 1 la
ments. It makci the mncln so pMant tii.it
thry expand enlljr when bnhy arrives and
pfttn and dancer at tho crisis Jj naturally
ler.
Mctlier's Friond h for ruternnl tio onlj
In n?fhitc!y ai6 and wonderfully effective.
H cn.ildo tttO expec'.ant mother to preserve
lur Ir AV.t aid tren-th md remain
a pretty mnlUr by lu-. inir r.voi.-hd I lie iur
ferir.f and d.infrr n'JcH would otherwise
oeonn.pany miTh ai n-tankn. Y.rtry nerte,
muscle und ten Jon U tlif.r'-uplily lubrlratcd.
MotNer'a Friend, it prepared bv f!:e Brad
fleki Ile.Tulatur C'o Lataar DMt, At-
toit. fJa, They will malt you on intensely
bteiwtlnf MMuMierhocl IMok." Write ttm
to aend it to you, and In the meantime nend
nr phone to ynir drufgtat today for a bottle
of Mother '4 frriend
F.very woman ncuM aid r-iture fn her
tirlci wuilr. M jlher'i Friend mikej It
pfiM for ymi to do n. and nhould be mej
refularly, without fttl( mUt and tooroiof.
Hunimon
In tho Circuit Court of the State o
Oregon f'r Jackson County. HokhIc
Mackenven, riaintiff, vs. Allien
Mack(;n!;(;n, Defendant. To the
alio vp-named Defendant:
IN TDK NAMK OK TMK ST A T V
OK OKKCON, you are hereby i
fi nlnnl to appear In the oi.ove i(itiil
court and cause and answer the com
plaint of plaintiff on file llirn-in
aKitlnst you, within nix ( 0) work
after tho date of tho firxt pulillratlon
of this summons, or within mx (G
weeks after the pernoual srrvJrr
thereof upon yon within the State o
OrrKon: said period of six (fit wfi'k
belnff the time fixed by y. l. Calk
ins, .Indue of the ntiovo named court
in his Onhr directing sorvlro
summons by publication, which orrlor
bears date September i'.th, 1!)1S
within which you fhnll ho appear and
answer or no nujudred tn detail!
therein.
You will further take notice, lint
If you fall to no appear and nnnwr
said complaint within the time afore
said, plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In raid coin
plaint, a statement of which hi
follow, to-v.lt: For n decne of th
court illffcolvlnn the bor.d:i of matri
mony exIstliiK between plaintiff and
defendant, and divorcing plaintiff
from defendant alolutcly, together
with such other and further relief as
to the court may seem Just and equit
able. Date of first publication ! Sept. 0
C. M. THOMAS,
Attorney (or riuiqti(f,
LESS NEK
AND
KIDNEYS HURT
Take t glass of Salts to flush. Kidneys
if i) ladder bothers you UrinJc
lots of water.
Eating meat rcmilarly eventually pro
duces kidney trouble in sOTo form or
other, enya a well-knotfn authority, be
cause tho urio acid in meat excites tho
kidneys, they become overworked; get
eluggiBh; clog up and cauBe all aorta of
distress, particularly backache and mis
ery in the kmney region, rheumatio twin
pes, severe ncooaoiics, acid stomacn, eon-
stipntion, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
blander and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys, aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
Jad baits from any good pharmacy
tauo a tablespoon i m in a glass oi water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithio,
and bos been used tor generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to neutralize the
acid a in the urine do it no longer irri
tates, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad baits cannot injure anyone t
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
watcr drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to keep tha
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding Benoua Kidney disease.
HHLF WAITED FTCMALE
ECKMNS q
rvna
FOR CCIJ3HS AHO COLDS
A hanilr Pnlcluin compound that nf
Funrtlo .uilttat chronic luntr and throat
truliji'H. A tomc-rMiriivo pr.purga
without hnr-ofnl or habU-rormlng druictt.
Try tlicm tuilay. . r
50 cents a bos, including war tax
For iui!o by nH Prnirtt.
claiiun l-uuurutory, I'utluUolplila
WANTKtk MiaCKMiANKOrS
WANTED To buy 1917 Ford tour
ing cor. Call Nash Hotel. Phono
300. i 171
WANTED To buy a 3-inch wagon,
12x14 wall tent, team. 820 West
Twelfth. 171
WANTED To buy coke burner to
attach to nas stove, to burn trash.
Phono 92-J. 171
WANTED To buy shotgun, (No. 12
boro. Tolophone 314-W. 171
WANTED It in need of n planing
mill mitn ndtlress Planer Man, 157
TorwilllEor street. Portland. Ore.
1GS
WANTED Sell yom cream to the
Johnson Prod. Co.. Central Point,
Ore., where the testa and cash
counts.
WANTED Hoimea to mow. kuild,
renalr or wroefc. Phone 488-M or
WANTED -Tt. H. Toft buys Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
makes short time loans on any old
thine.
LOST Cn:nco r, Roturn to Mall-
Tribuno. off:?e and receive reward.
. 166
LOST Cooking utensils and other
useful articles in rack dropped
from Crater Lalto Sluge. Reward
if returned to .Mall Tribune office.
164
LOST Between Wm. Dyboo and
Newhall ranches, black and whits
lap robe. ?2.5t reward. Leave at
Mall Tribune. 170
LOST Cooklns utensils in sack
dropped from Crater Lake Stage.
Return to .Mall Tribune office. 169
MOJTUT TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate security, and will buy Lib
erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No.
31 North Grape. Phone 647.J. tf
FOIt EXCnAJTCJK.
FOREXCHAiSinE Excellont7clear
jMtodford home for gooil farm land
in Rogue River vullev or near
Medford. Phono 102-X.
Mining Experts.
CAMPBELL ft LILJEQRAN mine
promltlng association; mining
properties listed for sale, sampled
and reports rendered. Office and
assay laboratory at 107 North Fir
St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam
ples by mall given prompt atten
Attorneys.
FOn RKNT Fl'KNlSHfiI UOOM8.
FOR RENT Rooms. Phone 37C-L.
17(1
FOK HUM HOrSKS.
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
house. 1125 West Main. 108
FOR RENT Nicely furnished six
room bungalow; modern; plnno;
flreplnce. Phono 9-F22. 109
FOR RENT Six-room modern bun
galow in first-cl.xss sbnpe. Range
connected. Oarage. Phone 48S-X.
100
POHTEH J. NEFP, Attornor-at-law
rooms 11 and 8, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. IS. Rnams, Lawyw.
Corey Balldlnx.
barnatt
Antn BapniiM.
LAHTSR AUTO BPRINQ CO. W.
are operating tha largest, eldest
and best-enulpped plant In tha Pa
ri Ho northwest. 11m oor springs
when others fall. Bold ander writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Flfteeatl
BL, Portland, Oregon.
FOR RENT Furnished hotino and
two brick rooming bouses. Ono
seven-room dwelling with garago
on paved street. John F. While,
l'hono 449-M. 187
FOR RENT Ono B and one 7-room
bungalow. 820 West Twelfth.
FOIt 61 LF ftEAT, I'STATF.
OAJtBAOB Get your premuwt
cleaned up for the summr. uau
on the olty garbage wagon tor
god (terTlce. Phona l&l-T, t
Y. Allen.
Expert Accountant.
FOR RENT OR SALE Six ncres iu
Ouktlulo Park addition. Improved,
and wator on 1V4 ncres. Phone
25-.il, or call on II. B. Nyo. 171
FOIt SALF LIVIOSTOCIC
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wil
son, C. P. A. Abk about our new
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to ant
business as a time-saver giving
tnll business detail. M. F. ft H.
Bldg.. Medford. Phone 157-R.
FOR SALE 19 good blooded pigs
If taken In three days nt JB.riO per
head. V4 mllo south Illllcrcst. 178
FOR SALE 30 head Nanny goats.
Jlabcllo llllilreth, Ilutte Falls, Ore
gon, Box 113. 175
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher a4
piano and harmony. Height Kuav
Btudlo, 401 Oarnett-Gorey Bid
Phone 73.
WANTED Thioo girls to train for
nurses at Klumath Falls. Apply
A. J. Lylo, Hotel MotUord, or write
Supl. Klnmalh tlon. Hlospltal.
WANTED Young woman who has
hntl ono or two years hosnilal
training for night duty. Apply A.
I. Lylo, Hotel Medford.
WANTED Girl for general house
work, two In family. Cull .Mrs.
Lincoln JlcCormack, 4 1 Ross
Court. Tel. 099. 100
WANTED Experienced lady stenog
rapher. Ono with somo booKKeep
InR , experience preferred, but not
necessary, (lood salary to right
party. Dig Pines Lumber Com
WANTED Ranch cook.
Tribune, Box A.
Apply .Mall
WANTED Women, salary $24 full
line. TiOc nn hour spare time, tlis-
trlbutlng guantntocil hosiery to
wearer. Permanent. Experience
unnecessary. Apply Guarantee
51111s, Norrlstown, Pa.
WANTED SITUATION.
111(1 FAMILY WASH WANTED I
do a tulihil of clothes In fifteen
or twenty minutes. Very careful.
No danger of tearing your linens
Will do your wbolo week's wash
for ess than five cents. All wann
Ing dono In your homo. Scntl fur
mo on trial. Thor Washer, phone
90. 172'
help wA.vrn sialic.
WANTED Men.
Webster Ranch
of Jacksonville.
$2.50 and board.
1 Vj miles, noil h
19 1
WANTED Man to look after Mock
l'hono 3 1 9-lt.
111.1,1' WANTM)
Mnlo nnd l'omnl".
WANTED Mnn nntl wife for cnok-
iiii- nnd lanllor work. Apply A. J
Lvle, Hotel Medford.
WANTED Man and wife on clo.e in
ranch: glvo full particulars. lio:
M, Mall Tribune.
KOH KENT APAIiniKNTH.
FOR SAlyE Span of Mark mules,
eight years old, sound and gentlo.
L. O. Pcnlnnd. Talent. 168
FOR SALE Choice Duroc Jorsoy
breeding stock, brood sows, pigs,
etc. Oakmont Farm, Talent. Phone
7-F2. lus
ALICE HOLLOW AT Fire, Aooldeni
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with best English and Beaten
Companies. Office 40S Qarnatt
Corey Bldg.
FOR SALE Milk cows,
2, Central Point.
box 403, It.
100
FOIt BALI! MlSt:iCll4ANUOUH.
FOR SALE Cabbage, at wholesale
pticos. Sco Charles Ray, or call
131-R. 171
FOR SALE Ford runabout with
carrying body. 1910 model, good
condition; also high-class piano,
burol walnut case, almost new,
cheap for cash. Will soil on time
Wrlto P. O. Box 7.17. 108
FOR SALE 1918 Ford touring car,
good as now, $550. Phone 54S-Y
107
FOR SALE Corn fodder, with and
without ear corn. Phono 500-R2
170
FOR SALE Drv oak stumps. Wob
stor Itanch, 1 !4 mllos north Jack
mmvlllo. 191
ICOIl SALE Seod wheat, chicken
wheat and Jersey cow. Loflnnd
Ranch. Phono 1-F4. 107
FOR SALE About 75 tons of hay
mostly alfalfa; prefer to feed It
out. W. J. llartzell, 408-J1. 101
FOR SALE Forlyfolfl wheat; n very
good variely for fall sowing. Price
$2.25 per bushel. Phono I9-F21
108
FOR SALE
condition,
-llulck Six,
cord tires.
Ilt:bt. good
Phono 7 7
108
FOIt SALE lu-foot Perkins wind
mill nail 30-foot wood tower wllh
three-way pump, on John W. Cox
Ranch, one mllo soulhwost .Med
ford, Oakdale Park Add. 10
FOR SALE
car. Mrs.
Point.
1917 Stmlnbaker Six
Ernest Webb, Centra
1 1;."
FOR RENT One completely fur
nished apartment, Ilnlol Holland.'
FOIt HUNT Illt'NEKEKPINO
liOO.MH.
'Oil RENT Light housekeeping
rooms. Call arter 0 p. in. :! - -South
Central or phono 403-X2.
100
INTWtUHHA ACTOCAlt CO
TI.MB CARD
Loave Medford for Asmand, Talent
and Phoenix dull, except Sunday at
8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m. 1:00
4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Satur
day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave a
10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:3
p. m. Leave Asaland for Medford
dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m
and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and
6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights
at 6:30. Sunday leave Ashland
1:00 a. m., and 13:30, 4:30 an
6:30 p, m.
GaitMge
Instruction in Mamie,
InHtimnee.
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Glass, Hay or
Grain in field or barn; also Live
stock. Contract and Surety Bonds.
Excellont companies, good . local
service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey
Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager..
Plaiting Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, aash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 37 B. Fir. Phone
184.
Physician and Bat eoae.
DR. W. TV. HOWARD OateopethK
physician. 303 C rnett-Corey bull
Ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician aso
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. r. ft H. Ge
Bldg. Phone 667.
DR. F. O. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAIIa CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
-116-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg,
Phone 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
Fruiters end Pahrl titers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has U
best equipped printing office U
Southern Oregon, Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, hilling systems,
etc. Portland prices. 17 NorO
Fir Bt.
KTWUfCO.
UADH TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front 8t. Phons
616. Price right. Barrlce guar
Look at These
10 acres closo In under Irrigation,
new 5-room house, modern; will take
I1S00.00, and this is somo bargain
at tho prlco.
1 0 acres in Wagner Crook district
for exchange, for a good modorn 6
room house in Medford.
170 acre stock and nlfulfa ranch,
either with ntock, feed and equip
ment, or without. This place is A
splendid piece of land and one of the
very best sTock propositions tn this
valley, and we are making a price
on It Hint will Interest anyone In the
market for a roul ranch.
Brown & White
19 Booth Fir Btreefc .