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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT TRTnUXB. MF.DFOKD, OTCEOOX, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1f)1S PAGE THREE BAN UPON AIL r GATHERINGS III i CITY MONDAY (Continued tram page one.) i of the Riulto tlieater token u sensible view of the siluiition nmt approves of the dosing- order of 'tlle city bl'ticiuls. He too, believes that an ounce of pre vention exercised how ; will prevent much miserv and financial hardship later on. Jlr. Percy holds that the nicttire theaters will only suffer a temporary loss as when the danger is over and the closins rule rescinded. J V public will be very picture bun Tj'; n'Ul will crowd into Iho theaters 4 make up lor lost time. ' ll'u..lM 1.'..., ... T I- I . - An intensely interesting letter was received by the Mail Tribune today from Dr. E. II. Porter, who is nt Worcester, Mass., describiiiy the epi demic in the east, the symptoms and effects of the disease, prevenfative measures, etc.. and ndvisinz that Med lord lake precautions. The letter l'ol- loyfs.- "Your issue of September 28 con tains an editorial on the subject of Spanish influenza, and from ils lone win lead your readers to believe that the" isease is not ft serious one. Now. do':ttl!- in vour nnwer to erndiejiff tbitt fcecef. It is the most terrible epidemic "'ver visitins America and is very fatal. It is a new dfsease caus ed bv an' heretofore unknown bacilli, but has recently been isolated. "The onset of the disease is veri similar to that of an ordinary attack of erip, but much more sudden and severe. Many cases begin as a pneu monia, while others 'are sick several dnv before pneumonia symptoms no petit-: Those beginning as a pneumo nia arc usually dead in 48 hoars. The .. pathological findings in the dead are rvilfv similar to those found in the lunr?s of those dead from drowning. wifu -the addition of erosions in the bronchial tubes. The vaccines and RPritms which have heretofore been used in the treatment -. of erip are worthless in this disease. Dunne the imst'week we have secured a small supply of vaccine made from the new hnreilli and have irtocululed some of the physicians ami nurses who nre in. attendance on influenza eases, but un to date can not say what the ef-fc'ti-will be. Neither cap we do so until -the vaccine is obtainable in larger Quantities which will reouire sefeeral days lonirer. Am in hopes I cull secure enough to send some to the Medford physicians before the epidemic reaches there and reach there it will, and then look out. Boston Una HO.OOO Canes '"The disease appeared in Hoston enrjv ih. September and on the 14th tlirc were deaths.- From that date t&fiboh -October 5, there had been 22,7b .deaths with over 80.(1(10 cases. Tlifottahoiit Xow England this is the sldrv. told in every town. Kvcrv cllilrch, school, suloon. billiard hall, iffi theater are closed anl public entlierinss nre tabooed. To prevent .'jiuucstioh ori slrect cars diifin? the . wj hours of business, the health lards have ordered certain calsses jr,.1)iisiness to open and dose at certain hours. One sneeze or a cdiiirh in a crowded car from un in fected person nnd there are 20 new crtses. The slogan in this section is 'cover ihnt couth and sneeze.' 'During the past ten days I hnve been doins niv bit nt the Massa chusetts General Hospital. Hoston. That lurse institution has closed its ,1nnrc tn nil but neeirimtt nu iml ft' influenza patients nnd it is more than as ,n i i .... i. ,i i. i mi. - i iimi; urni lfllMllll M'UTai lemics of cholera, small pox, vel . . fever nnd bubonic plnirue nnd in jke the attendants could protect emselves but in this epidemic the ..ttetidants hnve suffered severely nnd the only nrnlpetion nnsiltln is tn l wear masks of uauze over the face. I Calls hnve cone out to other sections I for doctors and nurse nnd several I states west of the Hudson river have A sent details, and vet the demand far ll exceeds the supply. In one vnree t hospital at this place. (Worcester) with i0 nurses on duty, there were Li Aver 40 down at one time, with sev "cral deaths. He Careful In Sneering "Aft the disease is ii pnsv one carried through the air. by the imrti- cnV ofsputum thrown off bv a sneeze or comrh. when it itppears ih Medford. if flic health .officer will isolate, isolate and nsuin isolate the infected, close the schools, churches theaters, etc., line every one who floes not cover n sneeze or cough or expectorates on the street, vou mnv escape n severe epidemic. Children and the aged do not sceni as suscept nlile d the-diseuse as (lie robust mid dle toed rersnn." - 000 nnti-subinnrino craft in operation day and night. (If American craft there were KiO and about the same in the Mediterranean. The convoy system. Vice Admiral Sims- explained, is nothing' else -than n trrnnd fleet of merchant vessel: surrounded bv n sVrecn which makes it very dangerous for u submarine to make an attack, jhere are about o.OOll ' auti-subinarine craft in the open seii todav. cutting out mines, es cortihg troop ships nnd merchant ves sels and huikihg it' possible for the allies to win the war. FRENCH CROSS SUIPPE. (Continued from page one.) OF FOE FIZZLES " -it j . LONDON. Oct. 12. Vie'ev ilAirnl Sims, speaking veterdnv 'at Lord Xorthcliffc's - luncheon for visiting American editors, said Hint the aver age number of enemy submarines on erating against merchant ships and tinsports across the Atlantic was about eight or nine hut that some times it ran un to 12 or 1:1. 1 hat was $11 the submarines die enemy could ,,00 mit nt n time, ne declared, Hround Hie llritish Isles, Vice Ad ilral Sims mi id there were about J,- be resumed as soon as the guns untl the transports catch up with the ad vanced elements, for a powerful push at the improvised German posi tions. Mennwhile lllo Hritish sweep oil the more northerly front has resulted in air extremely close approach to the city of Douni. Closing in on the sifuth, west and northwest, the Hrit ish are hnrdly more than a mile and a half from the center of the place through their capture of Cuincv and the announcement of Douai's fall at anv hour would not be surprising. , Kiitially sweeing advances arc be ing made bv the French in Cham pagne. The German front here seems to have lost its power of successful resistance and Genrul J'tain's troops have made a ouick advance of from three to four miles. The. important town of Vouzieres has been penetrat ed and the French line in Champagne has been brought up to a level with it far to the west along the Hctourne river. The advance in the Champagne now has reached a depth of nearly 1" miles since the FrancoAmericnn offensive was started on this front September 2fl, hardly more than two weeks ago. hiding markedly in the success of this operation and striking at even more vital German positions is the continued Arlnericnn attack in the Ar eonne and eastward in the Meuese district. The American first army fought its way northward vestordnv to the vicinity of Landries-et-St. Georges which apparently marks at least a mile mid a half's progress be yond the famous Kricnihildo line. .Today the Americans were again attacking, against such a determined resistance us to indicate plainly the -t'l.lizntion of the Germans that ;l:ev are' facing here a menace ti the snfe 'v of their entire position in northern I rance through the threat to their vi lli ( mmnnicuting lines ni-lhe Slor.t rtiedv nrta. The Ctrr.ian lines niong the Su'ppe river, ill the Champagne se'dor i.i frnh"!' hfive collapsed. : Allied troops have been atla"king the Austrian positions in the moun tain sector of the Italian front. This fighting nppears to have been lnerciv a local operation, bur the enmhat hi'' apparently been severe. NOTE READY MONDAY. . (Continued from page one.) German answer to President Wil son's note of Inquiry is ready and believes that it was handed to the Swiss government today. The newspaper understands that "the answer will make far-reaching advances and It Is hoped that the discussion between Germany and President Wilson will bring forth a durable pee for the whole world." It was stated by that newspaper that the notn was "carefully coasld ered by the war cabinet," 'Consisting of the chancellor, the vice-chancellor and secretaries without portfolios and that an answer In principle was agreed upon after a conference with the supreme military command. PARIS, Oct. 11. Semi-official summaries from comments In the Gorman1 (irSss, Issued tonight, Indi cate that Germnny, In answer to the demand for art evacuation of occu pied territory, will ask as an offset the evacuation of German colonies nnd occupied Turkish territory. Ae eordlng to Some German newspaper comments, Prince Maximilian will have no difficulty In announcing the adoption without restriction of Presi dent Wilson's program. Germany apparently Is hurrying to appear to be a democratic state. Po litical amnesty will he announced and a new governor will be appointed fdr Alsace-Lorraine. Martial law will be modified und a liberal minister of war will be named. The whole move ment Is oxpected to result In the establishment of a responsible minis try, which Is said to be only a veneer. - The rumor persists that these ministerial and governmental read justments have . been undertaken with the view to causing tho allies to regard Germany as democratic and to welcome her reply. AMSTERDAM', Friday, Oct. 11. While the German Junker organs be wail ".the demise and burial of glor ious old Prussia," and make dram atic appeals to tho shade of Ills marck, Berlin bankers todny notified their correspondents here that presi dent Wilson's first condition, the evacuation of occupied territories, is considered "not iY:ccptahre." Today's Cologne Gazetto already pours balm on wounded German feelings, pointing out that "If the enemy's overwhelming numerical superiority In men and munitions has overthrown all human calcula tions," the Germans have neverthe less proved themselves brilliantly capable and can never be destroyed as a nation. The posen Vencste Narhrle!itn editorially remarks: "The new chance;ior has dlrecily approached President Wilson, which At the rialto t omorrow only CAHMEL MYpds I IN THf PRODUCTION EifTW A.TfS riiKJ A kfA BROADWAY SCANDAL "J may seem surprising. The president has always been held up to desecra tion in the derma n press as a fanati cal war maniac. The veil now is be- Ins lirted and it Is clearly proved President Wilson is not a war maniac hut an idealist wluwe aim is to estab lish a world peace founded on n league of nations." : St. Mark's Kptscopnl Cor. North Oakdale and fifth Sts. S a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 1 1 u. m. Morning prnyer. S p. m.- Kverilng prayer. ' Wm. B. Hamilton, vicar. Christian Church 9:4 m.' Sunday school. 10:4rr. :. Coni mil n Ion. . Following this tin ro will bo a meeting of the church board. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. building, 'North Central avenue, open from r to 3- dally, except Sundays and holidays. - First rresliytcrltin Chnreli . Corner of .Main and Holly streets. Morning service at'll a. m., com munion, baptism and reception of new members. Kvcning service at 8 p. m., sermon, "Simon Slcepest Thou"? , Sunduy school at 10 a. m Mr. C. 19. Gates, supt. Music for tho morning, quartet, "Rock of Ages," by Dudley Duck. Violin solo, Miss Alice Vander Sluls; and In tho evening, duet, "Insplrer and Hearer of Prayer," .Mrs. Krank Isaa'cs. Mrs. Wm. Hrnyton. Mr. Geo. Andrews, director of music. t: You will enjoy tho fellowship In these services. -1 L. Myron Hoozer, minister. :, " Catholic Cblircli - ... South Oakdale avenue. First mass Sunday at S a. in. Second mnss at 1 0 : ". 0 a. m. Benediction at 4:110 p. m. . Uov. .lohn Powers, Rector. PhocniY Prcsbylei'iaii Church ,1. K. Halllle, Pastor. 10 a. in. Sunday school rally. 11 a. m. Roll cnll of 4(1 soldier boys where they are nnd what they are doing. . 7:30 p. m. Young people's rally. Special music all day. I'lviilig'.-I.iitli. 'ion's Church Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave. Rev. Dr. W. R. Moren.-Oeser, Pastor Res. 518 West Fourth St. Sunday school 10 a. m. Divine service 1 1 a. m. You ,aml youis are cordially in vited. M. 1). ('hiii'f'b. South Cor. West Main and Oakdale. .1. E. Wnlbeclc, pastor. Sunday school nt 10 a. m. Preaching at 1 1 a. in. and at X p. m. by the pastor. If you hnve no other clinch obli gations we invito you to our services. Come and bring your friends. First llnptist Cliurcli We sure mado a flying start on Rally day. Now for a strong pull, a long pull and a pull altogether, lei everybody do his hit. ft:4fi a. m. Sunday school, Supt. Frank Wortm.m. 11:0I. Public worship. Subject of morning sermon, "The Murmuring Menace. ' 6:1.1. II. Y. P. IV 7:110 p. m. Preaching. Subject, The Way That Is Hedged With Thorns." ' Remember the change of time. The evening rervice begins at 7: I'll. W. T. S. Hprlgg.i, minister. 1-il'st f1mrr:i of Chrlsf, Scientist Ilrani'h ot Tho Mother Church, The First Church ot Christ, Scientist, in Itnston, Mass. Sunday services nt II o'rbxk. sub. Joct. "Arc Sin Disease and Dutl. ItMl?" Wf'flnee'lay evening meeting, at which testimonials of Christian Si I ence healing arc given, nt 8:00. All are cordially Invited. Sunday school at !: 11. All under the nue of 20 are welcome. Church edifice, :12 North Oakdale avenue. Rciiillng room in the M. F. ft II. CHICHESTER S PILLS Wr. Till. UlA.MilNrt illl.nil. A ' .v7.1 -V lrl Al J mp l'rut;c'l I -f 41 Dl'.l .f.rhr-UrliMfnXllrniaV KdlA 111 1m la K.4 ' t OoM .-.lt.cV rIJ.., .w 1 ..ih I'.! ' itf l)r- -l . A. fr-I 111. ift K-rfVrr" COURT HOUSE REPORT leported by Jackson County Ab etract Co., Blitri and Central Are. Probate Court Estate of A. J. .Morcv. IVIilion. Order. Kstnlc of l.orcna K. t'uiDciiter. I'e tilion. Order. Kstnlc of Johh T. Custer. 1'uid vouchers. Kstate of Snriih A. Cliniiniun. De cree of discharge. Kslntc of W. S. Ooiv'.y. Sciiii-un-ni'c.l iicffiunt. Kstnlc of Walter M. Kenned v. Or der. Final ne, -mint j ud rrnort. Kslsile of Jnbn T. Cii-ti'r. Order. Cirrnlt Court Kslbcr l. Mur'ln vs. Ocev Martin. Older. ('. I). Moniun vs. (1. W. Wancr et ill. Decree.- v A unes 1). He 'so vs. Jan. A. I!cec et nl. Order for suiimimiih. Affidnvit. Couiiiliiint. Ileal Mslnte Transfers Tliiniiiis MeAndrciv In Thoiiias I'. .Mi-Andrew. Lund in sec liiin 17. towicliin if7. rjine i esi ;.; $ Alii-c K. Shaw to If. K. Iliiulun. et us. Laud in A -liliind, Ore Ill Ann tilc.i-iiii to llutiic I'. (ile.-i-sim. Lots PI and LMI. block 1!. If. II. addition In Ash l.mil . 1 How's This? Wa offer One Iltimlreil tiollars Reward for any case of C'utiirili that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Hnll'ii Catarrh Medicine liiiS been taken by cntnrrh curferi-rn for Hie pant thirty. Ave yonrs. and haj become known as tlie mtiRt reliable remedy for Catarrh. Ijall's Catarrh Medicine acts lliru the Blood on the Mucniis surfaces. expr-Uing the Pol son from the Blood and healing the dis eased porllons. After you hsve taken Ifatl'S Catarrh Medicine for u abort time you will gi-r a ereat lmprov,-nient In vnir Renerai health Kturt taklnv rtad'n atarrh Medi cine at onee and iret rid of catarrh, Hund for tef tltiiont.'ibi. free. V. .1. CIIKSKV e CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all IniKuiNtF,.7c. AltpoilltllKMlt l-:criiti-lx In the PMitter ot the Instate of John A. Sinllll, deceased. Notice is herfdiy given that under and by virtue of an order of the County Court of .In' kson County, Oregon, duly made, n udered, and entered upon Sepiemlier ti, ISIS, the iindcrsigncd has been duly und regu larly appointed executrix of the above entitled estate. All person. hnvlng claims nirnlnst said estate are hereby notified tn present the sninc properly verified to the undersigned at Iho office of her attorney, fj. M Roberts, in the Medford National Mnnk building within six uinnlh frmn the date of this iritlce. Dated at Medford, Oregon, Sept, 14, I HIS. ' SARAH .1. MAM,, Ktecutrlx of the Kstato of .lotin A. Bin il h, Deronsed. (J. M. ROIIKRTS, Attorney for tuid Kstuto, 1 Took Out Dreadful Soreness ; When the kidneys are weakened or overworked bo that they fail to filter and throw all Impurities out of the blood, the poison remains In tho sys tem and backache, soreness, lnme- ness and rheumatic pains aro likely to devalop. Mrs. David Henry, 65 S. Lincoln Ave., Washington, X. J., writes: "Foley Kidney Pills are do ing mo much good, both my kidneys and the rheumatism. They took all the dreadful soreness out of my limbs. For sale by Medford Phar macy. ' iXotlco of Final Account. In the matter of the estate of Walter M. Kennedy, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as administratrix of tho estate of Walter .M. Kennedy, de ceased, bus filed tier final account In the County Coifrt of the Stato of Oregon, for Jackson County, Oregon, thnt Saturday, November 10, 1918, af the hour of ton o'clock n. m. lias been appolntod by said court as tho time and place for the hearing of oh Jectlons thereto, and the settlement thereof. Dated this 12th day of October, 191S. ROSAMOND WRIGHT, Administratrix of the Estate of Walter M. Kennedy, Deceased. G. M. ROUKRTS, . Attornoy tor Administratrix. TOI.ITICAI, ANNOI'XCUMICNT FOR COI NTY Jl lKiH Vote for M. Purdlll A probate lawyer who knows how to administer estates. Is honest, ef ficient, favors good roads, saving county money and low tuxes. Adv. VitU SHKltlFK . AV. O. Garrett announces himself as an Independent candidate for tho office of sheriff of Jackson county. Adv. I am tho regular republican nom inee for Sherlfr of .lacliaon county and will apprcclato your support on iNov. 5. If elected I promise strict law enforcement and an economical, business administration. C. 13. THRILL, of Lnke Creek. nRIiP WANTED MALII. WANTKD-ford. -Day clerk at Hotel Med- WANTED Night clerk and Janitor at Hotel Holland. WANTED Wood haulers nt Hutte Falls. See Mrs. Wnj. Sears, .10.1 Realty street, Xfedford. 17C WAiNTUI) Man without family for general ranch work; permanent job on salary. B. W. Carlton, Cen tral Point, R. R. 2, phono 114. 175 WANTKD Men. $2. .10 and board. Webster Ranch, 1 Ji miles north of Jacksonville. 1!)1 HELP WAXTKI) GOVKIINMKXT NKIODS 12,000 CLBRKS. Oregon examinations In October. Salary $1200. Exper ience unnecessary. Men nnd wom en desiring government positions write for free particulars, J. C. Leonard (former civil service ex nmlner.) 10.1K Kenols Building. Washington, D. C. 174 tlEI.P W.VNTEU FKMAIjB WANTED Ten bright capable ladles to travel, demonstrate anil sell well known goods to established dealers. $25.00 to $.10.01) per week: railroad faro paid: weekly advance for traveling expensos. Address at once Goodrich Drug company, Dept. 1311, Omaha, Nehr. WANTED Women, salary $24 full ime, .10c an hour spare time, dis tributing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Permanent. Kxperienco unnecessary. Apply Guarantee Mills, Norrlstown, Pa. WA.NTKU MINC PXLANEOUS WANTED At once, hopseltceper for two In country, close In. Box SII Mall Tribune. WANTED Small stock ranch or farm In Juekson county, within fivo miles of town nnd railroad. Must havo comfortable buildings, somo choice fruit, he well watered anil cheap for cash ileal. Would buy two adjoining homestead re llmiiilshmcnts tho host to lie hnd In Jackson county If prlco Is right. Address P. O. Box K2, Cot tonwood, Idaho. 174 WANTED Jersey calves, E. E Foss. Talent, Ore., phone 372-R1 Ashland. IT.'. WANTED Quantity of hydraulic sheet steel, pipe and mine ciiiip ment In good condition. Mrs. C. I'. Ionian, ft0: South Riverside. Phono SOW. nr. WANTED Toggonborg or other milk gout, now fresh. Geo. T. Elsuy,' Merlin, Ore. 1Kb WANTED Sinudan oil mid poll'. Stato price. P. O. Box H'Jo, .Med ford. 172 WANTED Hell youi cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore., where the teat and cash counts. WANTED Houee to move, kulld, repair or wreck. Phone 488-M or 4KH-X. WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes. Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes abort time loans on any old thln. KOIl RENT FI'll.MhltKII UOOMM. FOR RENT Rooms. Phono 37H-1. 170 FOR RENT APARTMKNT8. FOR RENT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. FOB RKN1 IIODHK. FOR RENT Six-room modern bun galow In first-class shape. Range connected. Gnrage. Phone 488-X. FOR RENT Furnished house and two brick rooming houses. One seven-room dwelling with gnrago on pnved street, John F. White, Phone 449-M. 187 FOR RENT-bungnlow. -One 5 and one 7-room 820 West. Twelfth. FOIt RENT MISCEIjIjAXKOCS. FOR RENT Farm partially wat ered; immediate possession In quire Box N, Mall Tribune. 178 FOIt 8ALR HRAh ESTATE, FOR SALE 10 acres of choice Hear Crock bottom litnd, 1 Mi miles from Modford. Phone 25-J3. 173 FOIt BALK LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Two red Polo heifers bred; ono heifer, Jersey nnd llol stcin; ono small heifer calf. Wil bur Kline, it. F. D. 1, Medford. 17.1 FOR SALE Three thorobrod O. I. C. sows, one registered Polnnd China boar. V. J. Freeman, Cen tral Point, Oro. 170 FOR SALIC 1.10 good rango ewes. Somo ewe lamlis. Also Raiuboull let bucks. D. Rosenberg, Medford Hotel. FOR SALE Two span of young draft horses, two mares, two geld ings, three years old passed; sound and well broken; weigh now 1300. $22.1.00 and $250.00 a pair. II. E. Gordon, R. F. D. 2, Grants Pass, Oregon. 173 FOR SALE Good for all purpose work marc. Weight 10.10 lbs. Doublo work harness. C. A. Ben nett, at 401 Orchard. 123 FOR SALE Several young fresh cows, 15 calves. Pigs, shoats ami sows. Ono tonm good work horsos, weigh about 2S00. Mlrnvlsta Orch ard, Phono 01I7-J3. FOR SALE 19 good blooded pigs it taken in three days at $0.50 per, head. H mile south Iilllcrcst. 178 FOR SALE 30 head Nanny goats. Mabelle lllldreth, Dutto Falls, Ore gon, Box 113. 175 FOR SALE Ml.SCKliLANEOUB. OR SALE Football outfit. E. Lundberg, Central Point road, 175 FOR SALE Ford touring, 14 mndul, nowly overhauled, painted. Ser viceable tires. Easy starting, per feet motor, $300.00. Worth In vestigating. Good road. Slmor- vllle, Rogue River. 17 FOIt SALE A No. 1 full fledged baking equipment, with all neces sary accessories. Will closo these out theap for cash If disposed or soon. Write to or personally inter view Abo Butler, Oak street, Ash land, Oregon. 1 S 4 FOR SALIC Large heater, $3; mis sion made Morris chair with thick cushions, $15; largo black and irons, galvanized stop for fire plnco, 28x3.1 Mi In. Phono 10-x. ' 17.1 FOIt SALE Bicycle, three-quarter iron bed with mattress it nil Kprlngs, dresser, burfet, kitchen cabinet, folding lied, bedroom set, addle, etc. I (1 INorlh Orange. 175 FOR SALE To School boys' nnd girls' industrial clubs, few choice rabbits, Belgian, New Zealand, Flemish Giant; not morn than pair to person. Come see them. 2 13 Realty, Rogue River Ralibltry. 173 FOR SALE Alfalfa straw and seed Sec Wallnro Woods at Itjibhnrd IIs. 17.1 FOR SALE Seed wheat, .Spitz culls, red Mexican beans. Berkeley Orchard. 1 7.1 FOIt SALE -Trailer. Apply J. W. ..Mitchell, 318 Main street. 171 FOR SALE Dry oak slumps. Web ster Ranch, 1 Mi miles north Jack sonville. 1'Jl TAKEN TP. TAKES."' 1 1 1 Two mules by Geo, Wolff, R. 1. Box 0, Orchard Home. 174 LOST--Left In city park, ladies' wlilte wool sleevclei's sweater. Please leave at Mall Tribune. 17: LOST Ladles' hand hag with bead ed purse inside, glasses, wntch, money, etc., Friday noon. Reward If relumed lo Mrs. C E. VcMn. (Vlilrnl Point, R. It. No. 1. 17,'t lU'SINESS OPI-mtTl'MTIEtf FOR SALE If you want n good bui Incss. buy tho town of (ink Bar, whi.'h comprises a general mer chandise store, rented buildings and 17 acres patented farm land with water. A busy ramp, sup ported by stock farms, mines nnd timber Interests, the center of the Intgest chrome activities lu the stato, headquarters for 24 chrome truck drivers; mechanics nnd fam ilies. Center of $1,1,000 county road appropriation row In prog ress. I'nstoffhe anil L D. tele phone In connection, price $7000, easy terms, or clear Income prop erty. Barton, Oak liar, Siskiyou county, Calif. 173 FOIt EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE Small farm near Medford, for lnrger acreage or un- Improved Innd; would assume or pay some difference. Address Box 777, Mail Tribune. 171) moxi:v to ijOas. MONEY TO LOAN on gooo real estate security, nnd will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 31 North Grape. Phono 647. J. tt Mining Experts. CAlipp1cTLtL7l promltlng association; mining properties listed for sale, samplod and reports rendered. Office and assay laboratory nt 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mall glvan p-unpt atten Atfornoya. PORTER J. KEF1. Attonioj-ir-UcT rooms 8 and 9, Modford Nations' Bank Building. A, H. Reames. t,AWTse. Corey Building. (rarnett Anto CM;:plla. AtlGfl aPIIIN3C0 LAKRR AUTO BPR.ING CO. Wn are operating tho largest, elde-ii and best-equipped plant In the Ta eltle northwest. Uda our oprtni when others fall. Sold vndcr writ ten guarantee. 84 North KlfteouU Bt. Portland, Oregeu. (jUifwia GARBAGE Get your BrsmlSM cleaned up for tbe Jinmr. CM! on the city garbage waxous f t god eerrloe. Phone Jil-Y. T. Allen. Expert Accountunt. WILSON AUDITING CO. E. AC. Wil son, O. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to an; business as a tlme-aaver giving full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R, Instruction in Music. FRED ALTON HA1GUT Teacher e. piano and harmony. Halgbt Isfuilo Dtudlo, 401 Garnett-Coroy ld Phone 72. Insurance. ALICE HOLLOWAT Fire, Accldeny Automobllo, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Eautoro Companies. Otlico 408 Gameit ' Corey Bldg. EARL S. TUMY General Insurance oftlco. Fire, Automobile, Accldont, Liability, Plato Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn: also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonda, Excellent companies, good local service. No. 210 Garuott-Corey Bldg., L. L. Catbcart, Manager. Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings aud screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Pbbna 184. Physicians and am eons. DR. W. W. HOWATttiJHTcopaXiiH phyBlclan. 303 f melt-Corey build big. Phone 130. DR. J. .1. EM MISS'S PtiTslr.Inn a4 ergocn. Practice limited to rye. ear, nose and throat. Eyes sel'-n tlflcally testud and giansii sup. piled. Oculist aud Aurint for R 11. 11. Co. Olflcea le. F. fc II. C Bldg. Phone 507. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MA l:rt CAR LOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 110-417 Garnetl-Corey Bldg. Phono 001-L. Residence 20 S. Laurel Street. Fnntors and I'linnilierk. MEDFORD lmSTlMri'KlUi't best equipped printing officii Is Southern Oregon. Book binding, looso leaf ledgers, billing tysloms eta. Portlaud prlcea. SV NoiU Fir 8L TOnnfM. ISADS THAXHFKK & SK'UAttb; CO Office 42 Noitli Front Ht Phornj Jlfi. Prices rlKht tSerrlce guar anteod. Look at These 10 acres close In under Irrigation, new o-rooui bouse, modern, will take, $1. SOU, 00, and this is somo bargain at tho price. 10 acres in Wagner Creek district Tor exchange, fur n good modern 0 room house In .Medfonl. 17G acre slock and nlfnlrn ranch, cither with slock, feed anil equip ment, or without. This place Is a splendid piece of i.iud and one of tho very best slock propositions lu this valley, and we nro mulling a prlco on It that will Intercut nnjono in tho market for u real ranch. Brown & White IB Houlh Fir Hfiw. I.NTKUl'UIIA rttTOCAIl CO TIME CARD Leave Medford for Asniand, Talent nnd Phoenix dail, except Sunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:,H p. m. Leavo Ashlaad for Medfont dally, except 8unday, at 9:00 a. m., and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nb htu at 5:30, Sunday leavo Athlnud at 9:00 a. m., and 13:30, 4:30 and 0:30 p. m.