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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORT) MATL TRIBUNE, MEPFOim ORIKION, MOXDAV;-OCTOBER 7, 1918 PAG E FIVE GERMANS TRYING . AGAIN 10 SECURE ' JAPANAS ALLY I.OXDONT,' Eni;lmil Oct. 7. Ger manv is trviim uiAiiu to flirt with Jiumn, This tune it in u Prussian eolletje mun. Professor Otto Hoetzsrh.- who in uned to send ot the proposal nim " od to wenn the Fur Eastern tillv irum the world ulliunce. . .This nttemtit is remirdeu bv allied diplomats us ernsuine ut "loss than' straw." It wouli lie nothing less than breneh of faith to consider that Japan would listen to anv proposal , from Oeruianv, suv the allied diplo mats. Japan showed Germany where she Ktood when Zimmerman Hcnt his plot note to Mexico proposim an alliance of Qermanv, .laiuui and ik-xiou mrninst the I'nitcd States. Hat on his last lens, the Prussian again faces eastward and smiles. Professor lloetzsch is one of the most influential Prussian writers. In his fortniirhllv rewiev of the foreign .situation in the KrcaK Zeittuiir he ' deserilies the grip (iermnnv has on her allies ni an "extension of power" niid continues: "The .community of oar interests '"with Japan foreecV itself upon our attention at an earlv date. (The i professor seems .to remember the : Zimmerman note.) fit is at least ns great for Japan us for us. "After the war Japan will need fiermanv. That is whv the entente ' desires to hold Japan fasc bv means " of intervention in the Far East "if our simulations about Ocnmui- ' Jnpanese eomimiuitv are to have nnv solid around, we must ndoirt a del'i-,-nite attitude with rcuard to what lies "between ns 4ind Japan h the map. The eontinentnl consolidation in cen tral and southeastern Europe and the agreement with Japan are possible onlv bv means of uscreemcnl with Slavdom, Thin wholeidea it. the onlv thintt that we can set uu with political success ntniinxt the Anulo-Saxon ' leairne of nations idea of today." HALF BILLION A DAY i NEEDED FOR LOAN BAKER 10 BRING SOUVENIR STATUE ' FROM FRANCE PARIS, Oct. 7. When Secretary of War Laker goes back to America he will take with him a miniature bronze statue made of German can non captured at the Second Battte of tlie Marne, and symbolizing the defense of Paris. The statue, mounted In a marble base, is a replica of the one of heroic size that the students of L'Ecole Polylechnlnue, the big French mili tary school, are presenting to West Point. The big statue, also, made of German cannon, is to be erected at the school on the Hudson. Last April, when Secretary Maker made his first trip to France, the French soldier-students sent back with iiim a miniature of the statue for the students al West Point. Then, hearing ho was returning, they made another for him. Under the figure of a soldier, wav ing a standard and standing before a field gun, is an inscription commem orating the defense of Paris In 1814 as well as in 1914 and 191S. On the back of the base ts this Inscrip tion: . 1 "To the Honorable Newton D. Baker, American Minister of War, as a pysonal gift from tho students of L'Eeolo Polytechnlque, in fond mem ory of his first visit to Paris, April 0, 1918." The Ecole cadets first conceived the idea of presenting the heroic sized statue to West Point as a re turn courtesy for the message of greeting West 1'oint cadets sent to the French cadets when Marquis de Lafayette came back to France after his visit to America in 1S24. BUIlllIiPOUi N BELGIUM NOW The Outbursts of Everett True ByCONDO , 1Gok. V , See , ByyiNd the nice,i3ig., WlPtS OlKSS Ots(,THe FRONT ROW NOT THE Olil-CS : Viva IA)IWQFU-S THAT YOU'RC TRYfNJS TO slip into the eag: . 1 unb -T MOT IN THIS FRUIT tswnstrvc s, jmrnl subscriptions to the Daily Mall Tri bune and John WInningham renewed ibis aulweription-to the Weekly Mall Tribune, Mm. Laura Abbott and her son Orbla of Butte Kalis, spent Tuesday night with us. Mrs. Abbott's on was out to have Dr. Holt dress his arm that was broken about two weeks ago. Tuesday there was quite a bunch of cattlemen fa town as they bad brought In their different bunches of beef tattle for shipment and among them was tho Stanleys, Cartons, Gaines, father and son, Fred Stwrels. etc., and J. C, Gaines ot Trail spent ihe Bight at the Snnnyslde, And while Mr. Sturgls was here he re newed his subscription to the Bafts' JJall Tribune. Frank Lewis, our eonfestlonory man, has been making same decided Improvements In- the show window department. WASTED Experienced lady stenog rapher. One with some bookkeep ing experience preferred, but not necessary. Good salary to right party. Big Pines Lumber Com WAiSTED Women, salary tS4 fall ims, Sue ns hour spare time, dis tributing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Permanent, Experience unnecessary. Apply Guarantee Mills, Xorrlstowu, P. WASTED SMWATKMt. 1 ! COURniOUSE REPORT n-td by Jaakaoi: County Ab- nt-el Co.. Sllth and Osntral Ave. t HAVRE, Oct. 7. letters from Belgium tell of starvation prices paid in the occupied districts under Ger man rule for food. Communal employes at Ixelles have figured minimum amounts for mere existence as follows: Man and wife, $1010 a year: unmarried per- WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. WIthjson, $tSOO; child over 12. $340; child the onenlnir of the second week of over u, 52411; tutu unoer t, 5m Jonas Wdjd, wife and children, L. Roy Davis, wife and son, of Medford, Roy Stanley, wife and son, Claude Wamsloy of Long Heach, Calf'.? .Mrs. G. HI. Wamsloy and daughter, Mrs. Jatson and lir. Lafayette Wamsley, Joe iioomaw and Mrs. Iiolllo Gray- 1 ham nf Pnrtinnrt. wre nl.sf bore for dinner. Mrs. Graham spent Sunday night with iia and on .Monday was ha3 made his mark In the legislative body by his stand ho has taken against the "Portland ring" and ex pects to go to Salem again to keep up the fight for right and justice. Fred Prey and wife and Miss Helen Sidley of Lake Creek, came out Tues day morning and took the Lewis jit ney for Medford, . There was another car of manga nese shinned out Tuesday for the I) the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign. iThia docs not include clothing tho managers face a most tremen dous task. . From now until tne close ft of the-campaign, October 19, daily 1 subscriptions must average $416,- 000,000 If the entire $8,000,000,000 ' in to be disposed of during this per iod. The San Francisco district an nounced that it had passed the $100, 000,000 mark. PAY'S MARKETS i , Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. 0-t. 7 Cnttlc steady; receipts l.;i(10: steers, prime. $12.00(5:13.00: cood to choice. $11,110 (&12.0V: medium to stood. .fH.T'xu , .$11.00: fair to medium, $8.2."iw9.2."i : . .common to fair. .".73fu H.2: cows nnd heifers, choice. 8.00( 9.00: me dium to trood, $."i.7."i(07.2ri: fair to medium, $4.75(5,fi."5 : canners, if.'i.OO -'fo4:00: bulls, $."..00( 7.00; cuhes. '$!).00fri:l2.00: stoidicrs and feeders. $H.00(68.00. Iloiis, slow and weak, rcceiirts. 2.14!; iirime mixed. l!l..ri0( 1II.7.V. inedimn. Hl.Otlfrt l!l.:i."i: rotmh hcav 'ies, 18.l)()f'18.:i."): niu-s, .l(i,00(it ' $17.00; bulk of sales? ,$18.:i.-(o m". Sheen stead v; recciiits 14!Hi. Prime lambs, $12.00((tM4.00: fair to medium. $0.00(11.00: veariinss. $1M)0( 11.00: wethera, $!l.00(ii 11.00; ewes 0.50(fl9.00. nutter nnd Kitgs PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 7 Butter firm. Citv creamerv prints, extras, box lots, C3c: enrtons. box lots. U4c: half boxes lie more: less than hall boxes lr more. Olivine price, butter Int. Portland. fi"e: cube extras, Ii2e. EGGS Buying price, candled, cracks and rots out, SOc: Belling price, candled, 53(0 64e; in cartons, 'f)8e ' HENS 262Vc: springers, 270 SOc; old roosters, 15c; turkeys, geese ' nominal; ducks, old, 31c; young, 30 ,33c. Tortland fjrnln WIHEAT $2,20 basis; barley, none; oats, $5S 25 bid; corn, No, 3. yellow, $,-iS.r,fl bid. MILL STUFFS Mill run f. o. '). mill, carlots, $29.63; mixed cars, $30.13; less than carlots, $30.65. HAY Timothy. $30St34; alfaira. $37.50; grain, $26. BAVARIA OBJECTS TO SPIES OF PRUSSIANS AMSTKUIUM. Oct. 7. Ksluldish mcnt in Munich of n secret police sys tem for the purpose of spvini: on the civil population and IcnrnitiL' its po litical opinions has roiiM'd the Ba varian people. Prussian agents pro vocateurs are nit welcomed. Ibivn ria, however, will remove fnur, ils nnnv nil Mdilicrs su-.t':-ti'd of bav ins socialistic opinions. -only fomlt 1 quest lonnnti or. visions ine cancrs A cithon of Prusseto writes a : t the Sunnysidn that day for dinner friend that food prices are exorbi- orc Mr. i.ovci siorm, ti. ... miui, tant. "There are onlv consumptives S. G. Gresfam and A. J. Greapam, .1. and anemic people left. And how O. Lawton, our s.-ales and weight m cotild It be otherwise? Tho absolute ispector, and while here examined necessities are lacking or nnobtain-jthe hay scales ami notified the own able. Flour costs from $1.80 to $2 ;or. 1!rs- Kosotta Potter, to have Ihcm a pound. Butter costs $7 a pound: I overhauled and put in good, shape, meat $0 a pound, and all fats fromlJ- v- Mclntyro. our banker, was also II M In 57 SO n nmtmt Potatoes aero Jionuay lor Qiaiicr. w v sell for 80 cents a pound. Kggs cost taken by -Mr. and Mrs. C. E, llellows oat to their farm or dairy ranch for a: east. short visit. Mrs. Gravham at one) W. S. ItaUer and Charles Harn- timo lived near here on the Free! phrcy. Hoy Ashpole nnd W. V,. Clem Ferry road. ents were anions the guests at the Monday was quite a busy day !n:Snnyr-lda Tuesday, our little village as tluro were quite V. K. Prlttfoa and family, C. H. a nnmlier came iS to sign up tholri Hollows and family, Mrs. DoIIIe Circuit Court Agnes' O. Ifeose vs. James A. Reese et al. Foreclosure. ' K. 8. Pase vs. L. n. Canfieid et al Ksccutlon and sheriff's return. T, E. Pottinger vs. Wm. t'Irlch. adm. For money. 10.00 Keal ISdtate Trnusfcrs A. S. Sargent, et ux to-W, H. Bverhard, land ill sec. 30, twp. 3S. K. 4 W,; land In see. 8, twp. 38, K. 4 W.; land in sec. 1, twp. 38, R. 5 W. .. Gertrude M. Blessing vs. Frank Itoberts, ct ux, land in D. L. C, sec. 4S, twp. 38, K. 1 W : J. S. HowariJ to X. 8. Ben nett, lot In blk. 3, Cottage Add II. II. Unicom et ux. to C. K. Webber, land in sec. 23, two. 37, R. I W. 10.00 E. M. Perfect et ux. to Oeorge Taylor et tut. WVS of NW. and lots 5-6 In sec. 20, twp. 3, It. 4 W. 10.00 George H. Wamsley to Claude O. Wamsley, lots 1, 1, 3, 4, 5. 8, 7, H, blk. 2 of J. J. Fryer's ' Division of Eagle Point, also alley 1.00 1.00 30 cents each, and milk is 25 cents a quart. "It Is madness just to think of the money it costs just to eiothe oneself. Except for some clothes I bought the children In 1915, we are still wearing; the same clothes we wore before the war. Thread, which formerly cost 6 cents, now costs $2,40 a spool. Cot ton flannel costs $2 a ceter (39 inches) and cotton goods tosts $3.75 for 39 Inches. Before the war the same cloth cost 13 cents. "But In spite of ali, we are not willing to yield to the Germans." Graham, Pcto He! and wife were do in business here Tuesday and while here C. K. Bellows had his subscrip tion to the Weekly Mall Tribune stopped and subscribed for the Dally Mail Tribune. Charles Cihscade, Geo. W. Bran don, our Snowy llutte mill man and 8. M. llarnish have renewed their EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. rlowlctl Mrs. Thomas F. Nichols and JIlss Ruth Smith of Lako Creek, were bus iness callers Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas It. Simpson, it. P. Nell and wife, Mrs. I). L. Glenn, Mrs. Elena Hargrove and Miss Anna Hargrave, all of Ashland were guests at the Sunnyside Sunday for dinner. .Mrs, Elenor Hargrave is now In her ninety-fourth year and seems to be as healthy and spry ns many of the women of sixty or seventy. There were with her her daughter and granddaughter. After partaking ot a good hearty dinner they remained for an hour or so and spent the time in a social way and seemed to really enjoy the visit to the Sunnyside. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Luce, .Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Hush, Miss Kacbal and liuth Bush of Medford, Mr. Johi Daley and son, and Mr.. Frank Shearer of Merlin. Ore., were also here Sunday for dinner. Mr. John Ihiley was for merly a citizen of this section. At one time he was the owner of what Is now known as the li. B. Tronson orchard. Emil S-hmldt. wife and children. busy about all the time now filling a-l,n are ll,t,l f,t oe.pvo flmlr ftllnl!-v We are still having trouble getting our mail on time, and last Friday the Medford Mail Tribune railed to come altogether, and Saturday morning It was still behind time and It would amuse our editor if he could hear the anathemas that were pronounced against him. For instance, 1 heard one of our leading business men mako the remark that "lt was a d shame that George don't look after it and see that the paper is out 011 time," As tho It was the duty of the editor of a newspaper to super intend the editorial department, look over the type-making, typesetting proof-rending, etc., and even he Is charged with the duty of seeing that tho papers are sent to the pontofflee on time and even see thai tho pack ago Is put In the right mail sack. As in the case referred to It happened that the bundle of papers was put in tho Butto Falls mail sack and taken on Saturday nisht to Butte Falls and brought back on the train in the afternoon, but the editor is blamed for everything that goes wrong even If tho star route carrier happens to put the mail in the wrong box. Wm. Hayes has moved oat of the George Von dcr IMIen home onto the p1n.-e known as the Widow Jack place a mile or so above town, and a man by the name of A. Middie atcadt has moved Into tho Von der Hellon house. Mr. MMdlesleadt is the man who has taken" charge of the telephone hur.lneis for .Mr. W. C. Cle ments who will probably be on his way io Fort Pike, Ar:anw before this is in type. .Monday evening "Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Spike ami t Mr, nnd .Mm. C Thomas of Mmifoni, were here supper. Mr. Spike if, one of prominent ordiardlsts 11 ar Medford WHEN YOU WAKE UP. DRINK GLASS OF HOT WATER Wash the poiior.3 and toxin from system befsrs putting more food Into stomach. Say Inside-bathing makes any one look end feel etaan, sweet nd refreshed. VT&th yourself ea tho Inside before breaktast like yon do on the outside. This Is vastly more Important bneauao tlie Bkm iorrs do not absorb impuri ties Into tho lilood, causing illness, while Urn bowel pores do. For cvry ounce of food and drink taken iiio tho stomach, nearly an, ounce of wa,sfe material must ho carried out ot the body. If this waste material Is not eliminated day by day It tjiilekiy Torments and generates poisons gases umi toxins which are Absorbed or sueked Into the blood stream, through the lymph duets which shojild nmk only nourishment lo sus tain the body, splendid health measure is io 1 scJhks of real hoi water with a tes- spoohftii of limestone phosphate In it vlilth is a harmless way to wash tin-Bo poisons, gam's and toxins from tho stomach, Hver, hldneys and bowels; thus eleansinK, sweetening and freghPiiiiiK the entire alimentary rftnal before patting more food inta U;e fitomof b. A quarter powsd of limestone phos phate etBMs but vsry little nt the drag more imt is sufficient to make anyone an cnthiiMUht on Inside-hathine. Men M, ami wotm n who aro nerHstomod in for wake up with a dull, aching head or the'':avo HFrP 1 tongue, bad taste, nasty Miavc billoMK nitseks, arid stomach or am assured of pro- am! Mr. Thomas i one of V.tz leading j eonntipatton attorneys in tb county and a prom i touwNi Improvement In both health inenl fltrnr in the political ring, and j&nd appearaace shortly. Fiery Eczema and Skin Eruptions -Readily Yield to This Old Remedy Successfully used for 50 years. Eczema snd timilar skin troubles come from a disordered, impure condition of the blood, and they can only be cured by Riving the blood a thorough cleansing, and removing from it all traces of impurity. This is why S. S. S. has been oscd so Mtccc5sful!y in hundreds oi cases r-f I'czcma anil other skin eruptions. lliis v.onjcr.'d remedy is without Hitu.'siu, an equal R blood purifier, being probably the oldest blood medicine on the market. It has been sold by nrUEsists for fifty years. Get a hot. tie today and begin treatment that will net results. You are invited to write to-day for complete and full advice as to the treatment of vntir own case. Address, Chlrf fcdic.al Adviser, ywiit Spcciac 1.0, Uept, If, AtUnta, INTKIU'KIM AllWJlI VU TIMK mm Lsavo Medford for AMitand. Talent and Pboeni dall, except Sunday fct S:00 m. and 10:00 a. m.j 1:00 4:00 and 8:15 p. m. him on Satur day at 1,0:15 p. m., Sunday leav t 10:30 , m. and J:30, 8:S0 and : p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, sxrept Sunday, at :00 . m., and 11:00 . m.j l:n0, 4:00 and &:1B p. ni. Alao on Saturday nlcbts lit 6:30, S .nilar lea Aabland at J(:00 a. m., and 12:30, 4:30 and 4:30 p. m. ... you cwi flavor mostdanitti itisfallfla.'orGd free flowing slroii without bitte rncss ntxr wasteb rraiMiB BIO FAMILY WASH WANTKU I do a tuMul of elollies m fifteen or twenty mlnutea, - Very careful. Ko danger of tearing your linens. Will do your wholo week s wash for less than five cents. All wash- log don In your home. Send for me on trial. Thor Washer, phono 90, ' 172 FOB REX1 HOCSK8. KOtt HE NT Kive room bungalow. fnrnisliod or unfurnished, 1I2S West Main atreot. ' 169 FOR REXV BimBalow, si rooms and bath, four large closets. Call phone S51-R. 109 FOB HUNT Five-room furnished liouse. 1125 West Alain. 1 6S FOR RKXT Nicely tarnished sis- rsom bungalow; modern; piano; fireplace. Phono -F22. 169 FOR BKXT AFAKTBBjrW. FOR RENT Ono tomplrtaly for. nlahed arsrtmsvi:. Hotel HoUasd. ' LOST Between Wjb. Bylwe and Kcwball ranches, Wack and whiM lap robe. 2. SO regard. Leave at Mall Tribune. 1T W8T Cooking utensils In sack dropped from Crater Lake Stage. Return to Mail Tribune offlre. 189 FOB KXCIfAXtm FOR KXCHAXGB Small farm near Medford, for larger acreage or SB Improved land; would assame or nay soma difference. Address Bos TT7. Mall Tribune. Ill MOKK1 tt M1A1I, MONE Y T 0To A N on go 03 nil estate aecurlty, and will fcuy Lib erty Bonds. J, B. Andrews, Ko. SI North Grape. Phone 6 4 7. J. tf Mining bperta. CAMPRFl.L ft l.WJF.GRAH stlDM proroltlng asaoeiafion; mining prowrtlee listed for sale, aampM and reports rendered. Offle and assay laboratory at 107 North Ftp St, opposite Hotel Holland, Sam-. r-loa by mall glvsa prompt atten Hon. Attorneys. FOR REST Furnialietf bouse and two brick roomlns hotisea. One even-room dwelHnif with parage on paved mreet. John F, White, Phone 449-M. - IS7 FOIt RENT One 6 nd ono 7 -room bungalow. S20 West Twelfth. FOR REXT Fl'RMSRF.D HMit. FOIt UEXT Rooms Phone 170 WOK. 8 AXE T5.F.AI, PSTA1R. FOR ItEXT OH SAUK Six acres in Oakdalo Park addition. Modern houito, snd barn. Water on 1 & acres. Phone J5-JI, or call on II. B. Nye. 171 FOK SAI.K HViaiTOCK FOR SAI.K Two spaa of joiinK draft horaea, two mores, two geld ings, three years old parsed; sound anil well broken; weigh now 1300, $223.00 and ISnfl.BO a pair. H. B. tlordon, R, K. I, S, Grants Pass, Oregon. 17:1 FOIt SALE tioiaf for all purpose work mare. Weight l5 His. Houldc work hnrnws. C. A. Ben nett, at 4UI Orchard. 123 PORTER J, KETFf AttorniT-tt-lw rooms 8 sod MadforA Hatltaal Bask Buildlnj, A. C RatUH, tewyat. Corey Balldlaa, flarsett LAHBR kVTO SPRING CO. W oparatlsg the lugsst, aldaM and neat-equipped plant in th Ps dfle northwest. Cm our sprtcp when others fall. Bold ledftr writ tea guarantee. S4 North HftMMa Bt., Portland, Oreien. GARBAGE Oct yonr praisunt cleaned np for ths iummr. Gal os the city garbwa wages tor rod aerriee, Fknna 1 3 1-T, I T, AIIaB, E 1 pert Amnataat, WILSON AUDITIKQ CO. E. M. Wll (on, C. P, A. Aak about oar new and simplified method of atsotwfr tag. Particularly valuable to aai 'business as a ttae-asvsr Biviol fall bnslnew detail, H, F. a H, BldK Medford. Phone 157-R, TOR 8AI,B Hovcral young fresh cows, 15 calves. Pigs, slioats and sows. One team Rood work hsrseis, welich about ilsitio. Mlravisla Orch ard, Phone 6S7-T3. FOR SALE UelRian hare breedinB stock. Phono 2M-M, 169 HELP WANTBli MAIJ!. W-AXTE H Thorou cbly ei pcrlnnccd and reliable man to take charge ot younK orchard nnd vinyard of aiwut 3:t acres, located near Mer lin, Trees ere from one to five years old. Applicant must have had practical experience in fruit RrowinK. tho proper priming, spraylni? and diseases of trees ami most know the difference between a borer and a canary bird. Refer ences must )e of liir.ll order as owner is a noii-re.-ddMi. Phone or full Tuesday only, Koomo 230. New Josephine Hold, tirants PaM. IBS WAWHti tonimteRt orchard fore man. Apply V. S. Laiior Office. 171 WAXTED Men. W!ister Knnch, of Jacksonville. ',50 and board, li nillca north 191 WA ,VTKI MiSCKMjAS KUVB VA.VFK! RaHturnee for sheep. I. HoMiiberit, Mcilford Hotel. 170 WANTED Smudge Stain price. 1. O. ford. oil end Hois SS, pots WAXTKD Some i?ood seroii! hand tar p:iper lo eov.'r roof. Phone 3.3. His WAXTEI ing ear. 300. -To liny 1917 Ford lour Call Nash Hotel. Phone 171 WANTK! -To buy a S-Inch wacnn. ISxH wall lent, team. S2 West Twelfth. 171 WASTE I To tmy eofco burner t attach to pas stove, to burn tradi. Rhone Si'-J. 171 WANTED If In need of a ptanlnc mill man address Fianer Man, 17 Terwilili.-'r otrcct, Portland, )r-ICS WANTED Sell you rream to the Johnson Prod, Co., Central Point. Ore., where tho tests and cash counts. WANTK1) lloasea repair or wreck. to move, feotld. Pltone 4SR-M or WANTED R. 11. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortitages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc. and makos short time loans do any old thing. FOIt SALK 19 good blooded nig it taken In three days at $S,S0 por head, li mile south Hillcrart. 17S FOR 8A1.K 30 head Nanny goals. Maliello lllldreth, Butte Falls, Ore. gon. Ho 113. 17J IfMt 8A1,B Span of black mules, eight years old, sowna and gentle, I,, O. Penland, Talent. 168 FOR SALE ChoIj Diiroe Jersey breeding stock, brood sows, piiis, o(c. Oakmont Farm, Talent, Phone ?-F2. 1SS FOR SALE 150 good ranise ewes. Some ewo litmhs. Also Ramlmuil- let bucks. U. Roiwnherg, Medford Hotel. ICS- mm hams jiumjbijMNhok. Ftllt S A IjE Cheap, Fori! Hub In good shape, Kod tires; a!ao 101 Ford touring car. Phono B4H-Y 170 FOR SALK -Apple wood. $S.6 per tier on ground no miles northeast Central Point. Phono 12(. O. T. Hamilton. 172 FOR SALE Klltbeii ranne, two kRchen chairs, dropleaf latde. sanitary couch, refrigerator, two porch rorkers, one oak rocker, !arrel spray pump. Small orchard ladder, garden toola. Ail in aood condition, fall 7M-H2. I6H FtIt SAi.K Mission graiica. On-hard. tieary 172 Will SALE iloiinuhnld ' Phono 171-J2. furniture. WASTED To buy top for 11 Ford touring car. Phone 502-J. IK 9 mil SAI.K Caliliase, at wonlmalc prices. Si5e tharls Hay, or call 131-11. 171 FOR SALE Ford runabout with cnrrslng hmly. 1916 model, good rondition; also high-claps piano nurel walnut cape, ahnont new, cheap for ca?h. Will sell on time. Write l. O. liox 737. 10H FOR SALK Corn fodder, with snd without ear corn. Phone M0-K2. 17 FOIt SALE Jry oak stumps. Web ster Ksnrh, 1 4 miles north Jack sonvllle. 191 FOB SAL1J Fortyfold wheat; a vonr good variety for fall sowing. Price 12.25 per bushels Phone 1-F2 16S FOB SALK ititlrk SU, llcht, od condition, cord tires. Phone IS s Iwtras.'ttoaj Id MaMt TBRO ALTON HA1GHT Tfeh . piao and harmony, ilalsht UojV fi'adlo, 401 Oaraatt-Ctew Bias Phone 71. Insaraooe, aLICK HCI.LOWAT Fire, Aeeldwi, AatomoMto, Liability pouolM writ tea with best EtagUsb and Hasten. Companies, Office 40 OantaH. Corey Bldg. . EARL 8. TL'M Y General Insurance office. Fire, Automobile Aeeident, Stability, Plat Olasa. Hay or Orals In field 0r baro; si 60 LIts elock. Contract end Surety Bonds, Excellent companies, good local service. No. Z i 0 Garnett-Cors? Uldg L, I,. Catkeart, Manager. VtMBlUf MTU. THOMAS work, at screens, 184. MOFFAT Genual mill sit, doora, mouldings and Shop 4(7 S. Fir, Phnna rbyatctaiis aaS Bm DR. W. Vi, HOWARU -OsWspatM phvsicSaa. H03 f rnott-Corssy baili log. Phone 130, Uii. J. J. KMMBsa Pbystdaa mmt argsoB, Practice UmlleA to ar, ae and throat. Eys aeies -tfflcally toated and glaasea sp piled. Oculist and Auriat tor 8. It. R. Co. Of I Iocs It r. H. 0 Bidg. Phone HJ, DR. F, O. CAR LOW 1)11, KVA MAlAa CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 41-4lt tiarn Bit-Corey Bldg. Phone (01-L, Residence t 8. Laurel Street. Printer and ratinsken, MEDFORD PRIHTINQ CO, has tka best equipped prlntlns office t Bouthern Oregon, Book Mnding loose leaf ledgara, billing aysteaia etc. Portland sricae. 1 1 Kortl Fit it. - - - BADS TRANSFER 8TOKAOS CO Office 4 North Front Bt Phont IIS. Price TlthL Santo gasj. antwl. Look at These 10 acrea close In under Irrigation, new a-roont house, modern; wll! laka $100.1)0, and this la soma bargain at tho price, 10 acres In Warner Creek district tor eiehantse, for , good modern S room house in Medford. 176 aero stock and alfalfa ranch, either with stock, feed and equip ment, or without. This place Is a splendid piece of land and one of the ery beet Mock propositions In this valley, and we are making a price on It that will Interest anyoaa ia tka market for a real ranch. Brown & White 1 buatb Fir Street, -