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MEDFORD MXIE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOX, SATURDAY, OCTOBER f.
PAOE THREE
PLAN TO ERECT
BIG CANNFRY IF
VALLEY WATERED
One direct result of the benefits
that would accrue to Bedford and
the valley with irrigation is the pro
posed establishment of a big cannery
here which would annually for a per
iod ot from three to five- months
employ from 100 to 300 persons and
buy many of the valley's products
to be canned. This concern is com
ing here If assured that Medford will
have Irrigation.
For some time past Harvey Stew
art of Lewiston, Mont., who ' repre
sents a syndicate of men who plan
to ,establl8li a new canning works,
has been In correspondence with the
Commercial club relative to locating
the,' establishment hero. He was
especially Interested in the Irrigation
feature, as he stated that the concern
would not locate here unless the dis
trict was Irrigated. He seemed satis
fied that this would be the Ideal lo
cation for the canning works and
that all products necessary for Its
operation could bo raised here.
Secretary Satchwell who last weok
notified Mr. Stewart of the favorable
outcome of the $1,500,000 bond elec
tion for the ' Irrigation district has
just received word from him that
himself or another syndicate repre
sentative will be here shortly to furr
ther investigate the situation, sign
up contracts with growers, etc. Mr.
Stewart writes that the cannery will
put up baked pork and beans, fruits,
vegetables, catsups, cocktail sauces,
soups, preserves ail high-grade pro
duels.. Its output would be on a par,
he. writes, with those concerns like
the Heinz, Curtis and other national
ly known canneries. . .
At the start the cannery would
have an annual pack of from 25,000
to 30,000 cases. The market tor the
cannery output Is already assured,
he further writes, as the government
has already spoken for the first two
years output. Thus many acres
would have to be signed up and the
necossary labor would have to be' as
sured before the cannery located
here.
But above all the location of the
proposed cannery here depends en
tirely on the valley being irrigated.
ALLIED I RAIDS
FAST DEMORALIZING
GERMAN MORALE
I.OXDO.V-, Oct., 5. fresh , word
comes to the government almost
daily from Indisputable channels of
the increasing effect ot allied air
raids upon the German people.
The Cologne Gazette frankly ack
nowledges thut "these raids are hav
ing the effect on morale which the
entente allies Intended."
it speaks ot how the pessimism of
the bombed districts is spreading to
other parts of the empire thru letters
written from the Rhine towns.
And the air offensive is not only
directly but Indirectly having Us ef
fect on tho military operations
thru the German efforts to increase
their air power and the consequent
drain on other branches,
British air power Is constantly In
creasing and the air ministry Is tak
ing every possible step to see that the
filers' and workers' efforts for the
country does not ' "set them back"
when they return to clvit life. Al
most every mechanical trade' Is
taught in the training schools, and
exceptional educational advantages
are offered.
The British losses are compara
tively light, the air chiefs state. They
announce that one machine Is lost or
damaged for every five tons of bombs
dropped, or one machine for every
six raids.
80LF APPOINTED
- TO CABINET JOB
.": COPENHAGEN', October 5. Or.
V S. Solf, German colonial secre
tary, has been appointed to the Ger
man Imperial foreign secretaryship,
it was officially announced in Berlin
today.
Mathlas Erzberger, the centrist
leader, has been appointed secretary
of state without portfolio. Hcrr
Bauer, socialist member of the
reichstag, has been named as secre
tary of state for the Imperial labor
office.
: Dr. Solf will continue during the
war to act also as colonial secretary,
with Dr. Gletm as under-secretary.
SPANISH INFLUENZA
REPORTED I SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Oct. 5. Dr. J. H. .Mo
Bride, city health commissioner, an
nounced today 20 cases of influenza
have been reported to Seattle health
officials. Influenza caused one death
here yesterday he said.
Every place of indoor public assembly-in
Seattle including schools,
theaters, motion picture houses,
churches and dance balls at noon to
day were ordered closed by Mayor
Ole Hanson and City Health Commis
sioner J. S. Mctlrliie as a means of
combatting further spread of Spanish
influenza here.
EXPLOSION CLOSES
GOTHAM SUBWAYS
SEW YORK,' Oe.';5. ppofe re
ceiving Information shortly before
3:30 o'clock this afternoon .that fur
ther explosions at the Morgan, X. J.,
munitions plant were Imminent,
Mayor Hylan and the public service
commission after a conference with
the fire department authorities; ord
ered the closing of the subwaysTlnder
the East and North rivers. : The or
der went Into effect Immediately.
The East river bridges carrying
subway, elevated, trolley and vehicle
traffic, were closed tenfjtorarity, iso
lating Brooklyn from connection
with Manhattan, except by ferry.
" St. Mail's Kplscotiat
Cor. Xorth'IQakdaie and Fifth.
S a. mi Holy "communion.
10 a. m. Sunday school. -11a.
m. Communion.
S p. m. Evening prayer.
Wra. B.-Hamilton, vicar.
Catholic Church
South Oakdale avenue.
First mass Sunday at 8 a. m.
Second mass at 10:30 a. m.
' Benediction after second mass.
Rev.JIohn Powers, rector. 1
Christian Church
Sunday school 9:45.
Preaching service by the former
pastor, F. B. Huffman, botfi morning
and evening.
All members of the church and
congregation are invited to be present.
WANE ALE OFFICERS
TAKEN FROM RANKS
WASHINGTON", Oct, 5, The vet
erans of tho Spanish-American war
have started a campaign in congress
for legislation which will provide for
the selection of all commissioned of
ficers In the army from the ranks.
The slogan Is "Universal Promotion
from the Ranks."
The bill is to provide that every
citizen be guaranteed an eqtinl oppor
tunity for promotion to commission
ed officer and that the test of quali
fication be the education afforded
in the public graded schools combin
ed with practical knowledge of field
and battle duties as a soldier. A
resolution sums up the demand as
follows:
"Every citizen to the ranks; every
officer from the ranks; every soldier
a fair chance: every test democratic
the graded public schools and field
and battle knowledge."
NORWAY GROWN RICH
; ! BUT REMAINS HUNGRY
CHRISTIANA. Xonvnv. 'Oll:
Norway has made million out of the
war, hut her wealth i-n't aivina Irer
entire xntu-tiictinn. "What in the
ne of monev is vou e;m.l bttv nnv
thine with it f " n the common iiliiint
Food is .-hurt unit raw material Iir
intiiistrv Kcnreclv lo be Iib4
.A mention meal iots a Hovereijn
smiii, stuffed tomatoes, a few cher
ries and a bottle of wine. A hnirent
is fi shillino, n hutli 1(1. Six slices
of bitter, black bread a day in the ra
tion.
Thoiieh maintaining strictest neu
tralitv in word and deed, the major
it V of the tieotile are bmn for itl-
li crivietnrv. None of the new-m-
lers and none of the miiiiik in (he
music halls lietrnv the li-'-'--' bias
ill the ur. . . .
HOSPITAL BOMBED
, BY, HUN AIRPLANES
s
PARIS. CM. r. (Iliivtm.) Munv
French soldiers were killed or injur
ed when a German niridane bombard
ed n hospital nt Chalons on ihe niaht
of October 1-2. At tho time of the
raid German prisoners were liein
sheltered "In the eellars of the bos
pital.
TALIS PURSUE
AUSTRIANS IN ALBANIA
ROME, Oil. 5. Iftttttth columns
mirsmug: 'the retronttnt: AaHlro-mm
aarians in Albania vptenlav pa.ssetl
hevonrf the ivnshna river and reaeh
oi tin? rivers Kavava and iVjloiv'n,
The Italians pontitmimr thier atlvam-r
toward Klimson, iifl miles northeast
of Hvrat, arcoiHinir to an, officii!
statement hv the war offife todav
D0USHB0Y PREFERS
CHICKEN TO EAGLE
WITH THE AMKRICAX ARMY
Oet. .VrI&id-AYvaH of Marion,
Ohio, whose (fitfehhov nhiloophy has
!treati throuuhotit the army, Wrii
awke Oip other htv whv he didn't not
in unil try for n commission, Ndthiu
doin' on thut officer tttuff for me,
i!Haiii, wim HrdV roplv. Vhv.
captain, I'd rnther Ik; a private with
a French chicken on ntv knee than
a colonel with an American each on
his shoulder, ,
' DIED
MOREY At the Sacred Heart
hospital, Friday, Oct. 4th, 1918 John
A. Morcy, He was born In the state
of Wear York, In 1841. came to Med
ford In I8S9 where he has resided
ever since. Ho leaves one daughter
In Portland and a brother, I A
Morey of Canada, to mourn his los.
Funeral services to be held at the
Weeks & McOowan chapel, Sunday,
Oct. 6th, at 3;3fl p. m. Interment In
I. O. O. F. cemetery. Rev. J. E, Will
berk, officiating
SI. E. tliureh South
Cor. W. Main and Oakdale,
J. E. Wallreck. pastor,
Sunday school at .1 0 a. m,
Preachlns at 1 1 a. m. and at S P
m by the pastor.
You are invited to all services
Visitors always welcome.
Evantr.-I.Mh. Zlon's (linrch
Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave.
iltev. Dr. W. R. Morens-Oeser.
Res. 51 S West Fourth St.
Moraine service In Grants Pass,
therefore no Sunday school and di
vine service will be held In .Ion's
church.
Free Methodist Church
The pastor will preach tomorrow
at 10 and in the evening at S o'clock.
All are invited.
P. B. Huffman, the "Y" man will
speak in the Christian church Sunday
morning: and evening. Themes, "h,n
llstment or Draft"; "From Ileveille
to Tans."
Mrs. Will G. Steel has returned
from a summer spent at Crater Lake.
Firat Church of Christ, Scientist
Branch of the .Mother Church, The
First Church of Christ, Scientist, In
Boston, Mass.
Sunday services at 1 1 o'clock, sub
ject: "Unreality."
Sunday school at 9:45 all under
the age of twenty are welcome.
Wednesday evening meeting, at
which testimonials of Christian
Science heotinsr are ulven, at 8. All
ure cordially invited.
Church edifice, 212 North Oakdale
avenue. Heading room In the M. F.
& iH. building. North Central avenue,
open from 1 to 5 daily, except Sun
days and holidays.
First Presbyterian Church
Main and Holly streets.
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11a. ni. morning service. Subject
"Religion and the Super-Burdens of
Ufe." Special music trio, Mrs. An
drews, Miss Gray and Mrs. Isaacs,
"At jiventlde There Shall Be Light,"
(Oaul), and solo by t!eo. Andrews,
Lost Chord" (Sullivan).
S p. m. "From Fireside to Firing
Line." The pastor has spent the past
week at Camp Fremont and will toil
tho story of the care our boys art!
having In the cnntonmentB, Miss
Allele ISranlt will render "He'ShaJ!
Peed His Flock" I Handel.
L. Myron Boozer, Pastor,
omen in
ori
Information conrerHtiiethe send-
ime iit Christmas iwireeW jiwrsens:
the war uetmrtment reiiifjsmir litni
the families of men in tho service,
abroad are anxious to make Christ
mas overseas us phwsniit as possi
ble, has dwitled thot eneh matt may
receive a ptu'katfi' from his tamilv.
Shippiitsr wiaee available will permit,
the seniltnc of but one parcel to eaeh
man. To avoid duitliealtoa and to
make sure that each onreel is correct
ly addressed, a "Christmas SHircel
label'' is now Uv'ms issued to everv
man abroad, Kui-h man will wait his
label" to some relative or friend
who wit! lie entitled to scud him o
periel. The relative, who receives
this label will atudv to their Red
Cross chapter and upon sUuwinsr the
label wilt receive a carton in which
the parcels must be sent.
Siiei-iuHy manufactured eartmis-
for this tmroosc wil be, sent to each
chapter from division hcattctoarters.
whcatmii should not be mmle at
Heel Cross until a ttuti-e has been
iven the mibiie that the cartons have
been- received.
The carton mav he filled Willi anv
combination of articles that fit m il
and which are not barml from
Christmas iwreels bv lite posloftiee
lepartiiient. The list of articles that
amy not be sent muv be prttcttred at
the stititt lifiie us the enrton. The
weight of the parcel must hot exceed
two pounds ," ounces, imwrappeil.
No duplicate can lie issued if a la
bel is losl. This rule cannot be al
tered bv anv one. and o ptirt el can
be accepted bv the post office with
out the IhIm'I from overseas. So par
cel can be mailed later tliatk Koveia-
ber loth.
These instructions have been is
sued bv the national hetviUiiuirters of
the American Red Cross, are based
on the agreement with the war de
nnrtiueut and the post uttire depart
meat, ami must therefore be strictly
observed.
Reeeirfnelew will be placed ill ei-
trnv slKS for till foil. HFtll llllKkillS
ilm stove have a ball started. 1'UsIi
it atone bv atitiimt voav bit.
itott. Iota 1-2 bitf 1 ; all of
blk, 2 ot Columbus Ave.
Add to Medford ...tOttO.OO
Roy -M.' Parr et u to Mrs,
Millie Dealer, land In Ash
land 19.00
Alice Jans Pace et vlr to
W. A. Smectly, S ot SWT.
ot SXY. of see. i, twp. 39,
R. 1 W S80.00
Owen f. Nagle et ux to Grace
M, Wilson, lots 2, 3, 4, blk.
5.1, City of Medford 600.00
Jackson County Building anil
Loss Assn. to Helen liixon,
lot " of Davis first Sub
division, lot 2, blk. 5, of
Oalloway's Add. to Med
ford 10.00
236S fro 1J56 etc. to Josto
B. Hatch, lots 1, 2, 3, 4,
blk, 4 of Wlldwood Add.
to Meittord
19S9 from IMS to Kdwart
gutter, lot s, blk. 1, Tat
tle's Second Add. to Med
ford :,...
God. D..'OwIbbs et a! to
Francis E. Owinss, SW. of
SB. and SB. of SV. of see.
2C, twp. ST, R. SW. ...... I.Ott
I01WS MARKETS
. Porttond Livestock 1
POUTLAXft Ore., Ih-L 5. Caftlo
ton stttff stood: rest slow. Receipts
1 58. Kieer. prime. $1 2,00fo 13.00 ;
iiol to choice. 1 l.Otlffi 12,00: me
dium to sood, !fit.7.y 11. 110: fair to
medium, $8.2ii(ei ; O.'-J,: coutrotiit to fair.
&'i,7'(w 7.2.1: cows and heifers, choice.
ifS.OO&ilSMHh medium to good
and heifers, $'i.7."fo7.ii: fair to me
dium. te.lT6bX" pannerx. MMK
4.IM): bttfls, $.".nt(fo7.tt: f-alveN.
.fSUM!Of!l',0: stoekers and feeiters
fl.0()(8.f)0. . 1
HtiKs L'tieluinaeit. hut Ipivers cut-
tin., hard. Receipts; 574. Prime
nixed, JfliUiOfri 1!;.75: niedstmt mixed.
jflO.OOfa 1S1.35: roiuiit tteavieK. JH.IU
(nl8.33: piss. $16.00(0.! 7.00; bulk of
sales, $ia.:15t.l!l.")tl. w .
Siieep Wenk anil slow: reieipls
49L- i'rime lambs. l',t)0fH,i.Oi
fair to medium, $!U0firU,!HJ; venr
linif. WIMHKh J 1. 00: wethers, $.M0
(if 10,00; ewes, ffi.50(;B.fl0.
Butter and I-iRlis
PORTLAXt). Ore.. Oft. ft. Butter
ft- (iu mmitrt, neiiils. extra
i.., 1,, ill w,.t,i hv hits. tUe:
halt box inls. half eent imire; less
than hatf boxes, le more. Btivmir
price butter iat, Portland, totct etiot
extras, ne. ,
EGGS Buying pries, eanoiea,
cracks sad rots out, 50e; selling
price, candled, 53 54c; la cartons
de,
HEN'S 26S 2c: springers. 2" ft
30c; old roosters, 15c; turkeys, geese
nominnl; ducks, oki,.2:c; young, 3D
33e.
CoHshe-.l Ho Ho Cotitiln'l Sleep
Bronchial coushs, tickling In throat
and asthmatic spa.ims break one'
rest and weaken one so that the sys
tem Is run-down and serious sickness
may result. Knos IlalberL Paoll,
Ind., writes: "I fiad a severe cold
this fall and coughed continually at
night; could hardly sleep. The first
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar re
lieved me, entirely curing my cough."
It covers irritated membranes with a
healing and soothing coating, loosens
phlegm and clears air passages. For
sale hf Medford Pharmacy.
First Ilnntlst Church
Bally week at the Baptist church
is In full swing. The annual meeting
on Thursday evening was certainly a
success. The ladles of the church,
assistedby the young people, served
an excellent supper and the business
session that followed was splendid.
.Yow if the other departments, beat
that they will have to break ' the
record. Sunday Is to be tho big day.
The program will begin with the
Sunday school and continue thru
each of the services. There will be
special music and special features at
the Sunday school, a ladles' quartet,
and the annual graduation day exer
cises The morning service will be of In
terest. New members received. Spe
cial music. Mrs. Florence liastelrlgg
McFlhose will sing "Nearer My Hod
to Thee" iCora Itoms). The sermon
"A Rally Day In the Olden Times,"
followed by the Lord's Supper.
The B. V. P. 1'. are planning lo
catry off the laurels, go they have a
fine program.
At the evening service the Wills'
sisters (juartet will be present and
that Insures an evening of excellent
music, Everybody come to every
service,
W. T. if pprlgM, Minister.
Portland Grain
WHEAT 12.20 basis; ' hartey,
none; oats, $:8.25 bid; corn, No. 3
yellow. tr.K.an bid.
StlLL STCFFS Milt ran t. o.
mill, cartels, $29.Gr; mixed cars,
139.15; less than ca'rlots, $30.65,
HAY Timothy, $:! 34; alfalfa
i27M; grain, 26.
COURT HOUSE REPORT
leported by Jaektos Ceafitr Ab
stract Co., Siith and Central At.
Omiit Court
Ksther Mary It. Martin vs. Aeoy
C. Martin. Affidavit; petition; order,
I'n liale Court
Jotenh 11. IMviko Kstate. Final
nrrnlmf: netltlon for distribution
order appoint lag day for wftllsment.
Heal Fstate Transfer
R. H. Toft, et x to I.. F. t.u-
l.r. i.nnrf in ,f. Har-
bauRh's Subdivision t !."
Uaipb (1. .lennlngs to it., ff.
Toft, int In O. Ilarbatm'
RnhdfvlFton II""
Wilbur S. Hartzell et ux to
Sarah Elizabeth Edmund-
Took Opt Dreadful Horenem
When the kidneys are weakened or
overworked so that they fall to filter
and throw ail impurities out of the
blood, the poison remains to the sys
tem and backache, soreness, lame
ness ami rheumatic pains are likely
to develop. Mm. David Henry, 65 S,
Lincoln Ave., Washington, tf, J.,
writes: "Foley Kidney Pitts are do
Ins me much good, both my kidneys
and tho rheumatism. They took alt
the dreadful soreness oat of my
limbs. For sale by Medford Phar
macy.
Appointment Kxev-strfc
la the matter ot the Estate of John
A. Smith, deceased.
Xotk-e Is hereby gtveo that under
and by virtue of an order sf the
Couaty Court of Jackson Coiml.v
Oregon, duty aiade. rendered, asd
entered upon September SItfS. the
undersigned iias been duly anil regu
larly apppltUeil executrix sf the
above entitled estate. AH persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same
properly verified lo the iinilerglgned
at the office of her attorney, 1, M.
Koberts, In the Medford National
Hank building within tx months
from the date of this notice. .
Haled at Medford, Oregon, Sent,
H, IBIS.
SARAH J. HAI.i.,
Executrix of the Estate of John A.
Smith, Deceased,
G. M. KOHKItTS,
Attorney for said Estate,
DEI.P WAXTKl) FKMALiH
WAXTKB Ten bright capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell
well !mown goods to established
dealers, $25.00 to t0,00 per
week; railroad faro paid; weekly
advance for traveling expenses.
Address at once Goodrich !rug
Company. lopt. "", Omaha
(Neb. tfi?
WAN'TKB Three girls to train for
nurse at Klamath Falls, Apply
A. J, Ljie, Hotel Modfortt, or write
Supt, Klamath Gen, 'Hospital,
WANTED SITTJATiOS.
FOB REST FFBNlSBKf BOOM!,
Blt'r FAMILY WASH WAN'TKH I
do a tubful of clothes tit llfleea
or tw&aty miputee. Very careful.
No danger of tearing your tineas.
Witt do your whole week's wash
for less Ilian five cents. Alt wash
lug dons fn yonr home. Semi for
me ob trial. Thar Washer, phone
80. 172
HKI,P WASTKD
Stale and Female.
FOR KKXT Hoonts. Phone :
vTASTKO Man and wife for cook
ing and Janitor work. Apply A. J
Lyle, Hotel Medford.
WANTED Man and wife ott elose In
ranch; give full particulars. Box
M, Mail Tribune.
FOB RK.VJ HOESKS.
FOB HE-NT Bungalow, sit room
and bath, four iaree elosels. ali
phone BiJ-K. 19
FOR KEST Pfvo-rootn famished
house. J1S5 West Statn. ISS
FOR REST Ktesly fitrntolietfi lx-
ro&iu bungalow; modern; ptaso;
fireplace. Phono 9-F23. 16ii
FOR R.EXT Furn;sbeo honss, and
two brtete roomlns honsea. One
seves-room dwelling wfth parage
on paved street. John F. While,
Phone t-M. w
FOB BEXT One & and on 7-room
bungalow. SSft West Twelfth.
FOR SAMS -RKAh ESTATE,
FOH RXT Oit 8AIM Six acre ta
Ookttttte Park addition. Modern
house, and barn. Water d& 1
acres. Phone 25-Jt, or call on
II. B. Kye, 1T1
2 ACRES IIXIMPROVE1) Kenne
wiek, Wash., strawberry, ntfatfa
district, adjoining Improved land
lift an acre. Will take $i6M.
Terms cash,- balance $250
annnsity. Interest 4 per cent. Box
4J5, PenlteSon, B. C, I6T
FOR HAI.B IJVKSTtMJK
FOR SAUJ Belgian hare breetling
stack. Phana 2a-M. lti
FOR SAL13 19 good blootM p'.ss
tf takett In three days at $S,SU per
head. t mtto south Hlttereat, ITS
FOR- AIK 3ft head LSanny goals.
Mabetie Hltrireth, iliitts Pafte, Ore.
gon, Box 113. 115
FOR 8XM Span of black mttles.
eight yeare old, sound and gentle.
L. O. Peatand, Talent. tfi
FOR SALE Choice Buroe Jersey
breeding stock, brood sows, pigs.
eto. Oafemottt Frm, Tatcnt. Phone
7-KS. 16
FOR SAI.I l"i& gooii range ewes.
Some owe lambs. Also Rsmbonll.
let backs. D. Rosenlierg, Medford
Hotel. 168
FOR B. LE M l.HCKt,I,A S KOL'S,
WAXT&li Young woman who has
had one or two years ho&pliui
training for night duty. Apply A.
J, Lyle, Hotel Medford.
FOR SAI.K Kitchen range, two
kitchen chairs, dropteaf table,
sanitary conch, refrigerator, two
poreh roekora, one oak rocker.
barrel spray pump. Small orchard
ladder, vKartten tools. AH fn good
condition. Call 788-R2. I
WASTED Experienced lady stenog
rapher. One with some bookkeep
ing experience preferred, but not
necessary, Clnod salary to right
party. Big Pines Lumber Com
WAOTKIl-Trtbune,
-Ranch cook.
Box A.
Appiy Moil
WASTBB Women, salary $24 full
ime, 5Qc an hour spare time, dis
tributing guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Permanent. Experience
unnecessary. Apply Guarantee
51111s, Xorrtstowo, Pa.
KEIJ WAXTEIi M
WA.VTKii Men. (2.5(1 and board
Webster Ranch, t f,s Pities north
of Jacksonville. 131
WASTKD Man to look after fock,
Phone 319-It
WASTBtt ttCEMftNROrjS
WAXTKti Smile good second band
tar paper to cover roof, Piioae 3t.
WANTED To buy 1&17 Fort! tour
lug car. Cull Nash Hoiei. Phone
30, I !
WANTKH To buy a 3-Ittctt wagon,
12x14 wall lent, team, S2B Wtt
Twolftt.
Itl
WAXTBIl To buy cube burner to
attach ta gas stove, to burn trash.
Phone S2- J. IT I
WANTED To buy shotgun, No. 2
bore. Telephone 3 14AV. Jit
WASTE! If In neml of a pfanftif
mill man atidra I'lunur Ma, 117
Tcrwltllger street, Portland, (ire.
16i
CHICHESTER SPILLS
PHI in 114 &!4 wmS$t
15!-'f, iA liij RS m. .
s:ufttwTSvumtHUi
WASTKD Bell jroui ereartt to the
Johnson Frod. Co., Central Point,
Ore., where the testa and cash
counts.
WA.STEf House to sum, anlld,
repair or wrack. Pbona 4ggU of
4XH-X.
WASTED R. If. Toft biiya Liberty
ironnsv also mortgtgei, note, Jndg
ments, escrow contracts, ate., and
make short tin loan aay old
thing.
FOR REST APHRTMKST8.
FOR KKtFT One, Tomptelety fiir
nisbed aparttaeBt, Hotel Holland,
KCHt SAt.E-Orchard,
-Mission grapes.
Ueary
- 172
FOR SALE Household fttrnltare.
Phone m-J2.
WANTED To bay top for
Ford tonring car. Phone 5S-J
FOR SALE CahbttKe, nt wholesale
prices, Sea Charles Ray. or call
134-R. 171
FOR SAI45 Ford runabout with
carrying body, IJIS model, Rood
condition; also htsh-clasa piano,
buret walnat ease, atinnst new,
cheap for cash. Will gelt an ttma.
tVrtte P. O, Box T3T. 168,
FOR SALE ISIS Ford touting far.
Rood as new, Phone 64S-V
J7
FOR SAF.E Corn fodder, with and
without ear core. Pbons 500-R2.
ITU
FOR 8At.e.Hrjr oak stttmpit, Web-
ster Ranch, 1 4 mttes Hoifh Jack
Bonvftte. 19
FOR SAt.K Seed wheal, trbleken
wheal glut Jersey cow, Edfianil
Uancti. Phone 1-F4. Iti
FOR SA1.B About 7"i tons of hay
mostly allalla: prefer to feed It
out. W. J. Hartiell, 4H-Jt. 11
HHt ffAtttj portyfold wheat; a very
Snort variety for fall sowtasc. Price
$2,25 per bushel. Phone tg-F2I
16
FOR SALE Itulrk Six, ttKht, ROmt
conrtitsoa, cord tires, f'hatie T
l-flt BAI.K Hi-font Perkins wind
mill and ttn-fmit wood tower wtib
three-way pump, on John W. Cos
Itanch, ens? mitt southwest MinI-
ford, Oakdale Park Add, t!
LOST.
-OST Hetwen Vrrr. K.v't e aifft
Nftwhalt rastfhes, btai1!: a:irt vvti
lap r&tm. $2,7ti reward. Leave
Mail TribHtte. 1?
LOST Cooktnit utea3l!a in uu'U.
dropped from Crater liice Siaee,
Return to MaU Trilmne nfffce. 16
KOKIST TO WMJ,
MOXET TO LOAM , on si real
estate seearttr. and will any htif
erty Bonds. J. B, Aadrews. Sa,
SI Kortb Grape, Ph.s ft4?.J. tf
FOB KXCHAStlB.
FOR BXCHAXBB Kxreileat, rtffsr.
modern MetUorii bo:-ie. r, rooms,
bath, closets, screen r,freli, gdud
ontbnttdtnBS, tot ri.v;;Si. free- roll.
, for sitiall raiith rear Jfertfnrd.
Phwvo l2-x or call at 11 1 Kat
Eleventh sHreeL
Mlntni? Finert,
CAMPBEIX LIL.IFaIRAW mlRcs
promfltng as?oelattoa; miiUns;
properties listed for sat, tmmpinci
and rap&rfs rendered. Oftlee anil
assay laboratory at 167 Nnrth Fir
Bt epposttB Hotel ItoiiamS. Bm
plea by mall gtvea proaist aftim
Ateraety.
PORT It I, NKFP. Attoroor-tt-Uir
room g n 9, Medfori National
Bask BatUlttg.
tiitpeste.
A, E. EstnMi, LkTrr.
Cory BstMfBK.
LAHIH AUTO SfRlKtl :&.
are ssaranns ths tartA, Hk
and! bist-sauifpnl plant fn th Ps
elfle Eerthwest. Vna onr aprlst t
when others fall. Sold as4er wrH.
te&' Knarantae, S4 North i'Sitssatt
8L, PorSiSBd, Orrm.
hbrTa$
OARBAQE Qet yonr sremto"!
elaanad np for tha aumnisr. tTf
oa tia elty garbaas wmvat ten
goi swrrlcs, Phoaa S61-T, 9
T. Aliem.
Expert Accountant.
WILSOl ABDITiNQ CO. E. K. W-
eos, C. F, A. Ask about onr neap
and BlmplUleA method et iccouat
fag. Particularly valuable to an
business ss a Ume-aavr glTlng
tall business detail. M. P. t H.
Bldg.. Hertford. Phone 1B7-R.
lastractloa m KasM.
S'RKD AUKtH HAHSHT Tsssefcw
pinuo and aarisoay. HJht Mi
Btadta, 49t Garnalt-Gsrer Ssifi
Phone Tl.
TnJi 3i ranee.
ALICE HOLLOW AT Firs, AfeMEJS,
iitttemeiii i.tainmy 5ausss w?ifr
tan with best KnKilh aad Eastern
Compaulr-3, Ofttos 46S Gcrsctt
Corey Btilg.
EABL S. TBMY General ItaHtranca
oifice, Fire, AutomoUIlu, AscMoat,
Liability, Plata tlistsu. Hay sr
Grain In field or barn; also Lira
sloefe, Cotttract and Surety Bonds.
Eseettest csssnaaies, good local
earvlee. No. tin Gstraett-Coniy
Bldg., h. It. Catfteart, ManSBifr.
Plantns dim.
i THOMAS MOFFAT General mM
I work, sash, rioors. miifiMiiia: i.l
acraeoa. Shop ST a. fir. Pfctisi
184.
Phjsdcmnj an J Ha fsii.,:.
DR. W. V. HOW AH U OsssapsW.U
pbyatetan. i(J P rrwtt-t'orey frstfjtt
lac. Pbons IStt.
DR. i. 1. EMME.sa Pu:ei,datt asa
srgaca. Pructtca UiolseJ f,
ear, sess mi throat. Kyo sciea
Uftcally tested and (fssses aep.
plle4. Ctenttaf aui Aartl tor tt,
R. R. Co, 0fte M. F. U. C
UtdfE, fhan& 67.
DR. P. u. CAiii,f.)V
DR. KVA M.Hiu f AKf.OVSr
OSTEOPATH 1C P) i S!CIA.4
HiMlT tiaintii-Corty Utda,
Phono Sft t-i.
ResfileBM! as S, Laorat Sliest.
Pmitin aail l aiiil hrvs.
MEDFORD PRI.STl.NO t'i. hts tk
beat eijittppetl yrin:IK (i e ta
boutheni Oreson. iJjufc btnjisii,
loccs leaf letlgora, blliiua sydwiaa.
etc, Portland' price. iJ Nort
Ftr St.
KADB TRAK3FKK i jtfUitifJ (30
OHk 4S iNortii h'nat St. I'twa
J 15. Prtcaa right. ;ar-
ntnif
Mill 8AI.K tl? Sttitletaker Six
ear. Mm. Krnel Webb, Central
Point. tes
ISTEIlWRHAS AtTOOAIt CO
mm CARD
Leara Bedford for Asaiana, Talent
and Phosoti dall, eicept Sunday at
:08 a. m, and J0;00 a. m.; I;S8,
4:00 anrt S;1S p, m. Also en Satur
day at 10: 1 p, m Sundays leava at
10:88 a, nt. and 1:30, 5:S8 and ;S
p. m, Lcavs Aahland for Hsttford
dally, eneapt Sunday, at 9:00 a. m
aod 11:00 a. in.; 1:00, 4:00 and
&:1B p. m. Ateo oo Saturday nlshts
at 6:30. Sn nitty leave Ashland at
9:00 a m., and JJ: J9, 4:30 and
C.Sii p. m.
Look at These
ID acres pbae In iisi b-r lrrh.-rft:..
new 5-nmm hone, iiiitl'rii: vi Fl iitlcfi
$ISrtfi,ftf( aitfl elii in n.- barvtitt
at the iirtes,
I (wrna tn Wasner t'rt-. k district
for eittissMe, Ur a tfi,,,! niuiterit ."
room house In .11e;lforrf.
ITS ttcra Wcjck anil alfalfa ranch,
either atth slock, fm-tS an t e,ftils
ment, or withnut. This pluea is
sptemlif! pleee of I.ir.1 and mm ui tho
very best slock pror"'i-"itfatt Is Ihia
valley, and we sre nuikuijj s pr'is
on It thut viftt tntere-t aasotte la tho
maraot for a rent ranch.
Brown & White
. . tt South Ftr Sue. ,