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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT, TRTT5UXTC, MF.DPORD, OREOOX. MOXTUY. OCTOHfiT? 21, IfllS PAOE FIVE WANTS TO SHUT-OFF HUN PEACE TALK WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. Senator Poindexlcr of Washington, republi can, introduced n ioint resolution to dnv proiiotiins tlmt comrrcss forbid further neeotintiqns bv the I'liitcil States with Qerraanv looking to the irrnntina of an armistice or ueace un til tile Gerraun military forces have Nurrendcred uneondilionallv. It was referred to the foreiun relations coia-niittee. NEW CREDITS FOR ITALY AND FRANCE Washington, Oct. 21. New credits for ip7OO.O00.MIO for Italy and $101), 000,000 for France wore established toduv bv the treasury, mukine the to tal loans, to Italy $1.0(10.000.000 and to Franco $2,105,000,(100. For all the allies American loans now amount to 7,520.47fl.(i(lli. i TODAY'S MARKETS Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 21. Cattle .steady; receipts 10311. Steers, prime, $12.00ffil3.00: irood to choice. $11.00 (a12.00: medium to uood, $9.7;')(a 11.00: fair to medium. $8.2."(a9.2.); common to fair, $5.7.(n 8.2."i : cows and heifers, chr.ice. 8.0llfi 0.00: me dium to good. $.".73f(i7.23: fair to medium. $4.77(8.".7f : canncrs, ,:i.00 (S4.00; hulls. 5.()0(i 7.0(1: calves. $!).0l((Cl2.00: st'ockers and feeders. $G.00(S8.00. Hoes Slow: receipts. 1090. Prime mixed. $17.2."(fl7.,r0: medium mixed. $17.00ftf 17.25: rough heavies, $13.00 fri)l.r).50: nias, $14.50(5)13.50; bulk of sales, $17.25C(i 17.50. Sheep Slow: receipts 1745. Prime lambs. $11.50((T'12.50: fair to medium. $8.n0(aifl.0O: venrlinirs. $1().00( 11.00: wethers, $9.00(E10.00: ewes. $6.50(3)0.00. , . i Under PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 21. But ter firm. Citv ereamerv prints, ex tras, box lots. 05n: cartons, box lots. (i6e: half box lots Vc more: less than halt boxes, le more, liuviiur price hutterfat. Portland, Cite: cube extras, 64c. Eggs PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21. Ebbs. candled. 114c: selected candled in car tons. 07c. Hens. 22ffi2:ic. baric; No. 'i Portlnnd Grain ... W1HEAT $2.20 baste; none: oats, tl bid; corn yellow, $54 bid. MI LI j STUFFS Mill run f. o. b. mill, carlots, 129.65; mixed cars, $30.15; lesB than carlots, $30.65. i HAY Timothy, $30 34; alfaira, $27.60; grain, S2G. ! ASHLAND AND UNITY Apples are grcntiv needed at the depot hcad.iuarlers of the Red Cross canteen service. Eatinir varieties oi the fruit arc what is needed, as conk inir apples are out of place for the specific purpose intended. Donations of fruit are most thankfully received, but whether lonated to the ladies of the canteen service or purchased bv them, the apples shoull he L'ood mer chantable ones and not culls, inas much as thev am handed out to the soldier bovs who keenly relish n line apple these crisp autumnal davs. K.vanselist Drake, recently identi fied with the Fourth street mission, in this citv, has received and ac cepted a call to Dunsmuir. Kenneth Cumininas, stepson of K. A. Hunter, and a irrnd of the Ashland high school, in which institution he was familiarly known as "Tuck" has iust recovered from an operation per formed in a Sacramento hospital. This recovery will enable him to real ize his nmbitioa of enlistinsr in the nrmv. a physical defect liavintr dis muilifird him in curlit previous at tempts, and for n like cause he was 'rejected after hciiut included in two' draft calls. On Saturday a diminutive nulo. stripped for action, and nssuminu the activities of a dctrover. mounted the curb at the intersection of Main and Oak streets nnd ran into the Owen block on that corner, wnrkinir a sur prise racket on a number of nld'tiin ers who were bnskintr in the sunshine in that favored locality. li. L. Hur dic and M. F. Cvestor pimped to safe tv. leaving Doc Koncor to his fate. Doc, however, opened up n heavy bar race fire and deflected the course of tlje monster so that it headed direct- lv for Charley Kdpineton. who climb ed the nearest teelphone pole, hi. eout tails hru.-hinir the tank's fender. The premises where the onslaught oc curred had been ucd ns a naval re cruiting office, and it i thought bv ninnv that the attack was a premed itated one bv a pro-Hun chauffeur in an effort to diseoiiraap enlistment" Near victims of the accident heaped coals of fire on the driver's head bv rielitir.i the machine, which nndwn nsed. speeded up in the direction ol Medford, its lone occupant not even loavinz a clue to his identity, mudi lass a formal rinwiAn of resret for inch an unexpected attack upon i non-combaltanis. William Hazellou. of Kiv.de Point nnd Mass Ktta Rilev, were married in this citv. October 19,' bv Justice W. II. llowdv. A recent rally lav event at tho Paptist church was one of the most I interostinir nnd enthusiastic epochs in the annals of that religions denomina tion. Not only the Sunday school children but adult members of the eoimresntion participated in this ral ly, which was planned nnd curried out systematically, with church, lit erary and musical features blended in a coinposit proitnim of rure excel lence. As a preliminary to thi rally, heralds of its approach, ttuiscd as regulation messemrer bovs. delivered tclcurauis union'.; the church mem beiship. suinmoniue; the faithful to at tend, and it goes without savins that the invitations were accepted in as eai;er a spirit as the announcement!; were novel ami unitiue. On a pro ceeding Fridny there was a railv d;iv social at the church which incorpor ated numerous attractions supnle mcnlimr the social hour, notably a series of stereoplicon views denictinir Sunday school activities in foreien lands. The followiner Saturday wit nessed a Sundav school picnic in Lithia pink. Exercises primer were reserved I'or Sundav. tiie decorations heiii'jf supereb. while children and their ciders vied with each other in activities which assumed tho propor tions of A Sundav school "drive.'' Appropriate musical 'selections awakened the patriotic upirit, somrs lleimr supplemented bv a tribute to Hie i'lrsr delivered bv E. K. Hall. O. W. Carson is superintendent of the school, ahlv assisted bv over n dozen teachers end an enrollment of 125 scholars. . . John Doe. with even more, aliases, who has lately been oceupvinir a fur nished house on Skidmore street, be lonuiiu; to li. S. Hutlcr. was arrested last Friday and tailed here ncndimr the mectin',' of the grand iurv. lie had loaded up the bouse furnishtnes slick and clean, and under convA-1 of a mule team was hemline: for Klamath count v. Overtaken near Parker's station bv Mr. Duller and Chief of Police Hatcher he declared he was going to Klamath county to work and pay for the househotd aoods carried away. In view ol t lie coimilctencss with which the residence couipniciit was carted off. it is a wonder that even the foundation, walls nnd roof the the house were left intact. The plant of the Cottage Grove Ice company, owned bv John S. Silsbv a former railroad employe here, was completely destroyed by fire last week. Loss partially covered bv in surance. Rchuililiii'.' the plant ha: not vet been decided upon. The Solomon family, recently from Montana, are newcomers here. eupvinsr furnished apartments on up per Granite street. Donald Hunter, in the naval ser vice, lately returned to the Itremcrton headcniarlers of the 1'mrct Sound sta tion. after a furlouirh passed with hoiuefolks in the E. A. Hunter fam ily. William Flackus. rancher in Klam ath county, hut whose family still livess beer, is home for a visit. Jn due season he will place the ranch on a winter basis and return here to re main until the advent of next snnnir. Friends of Major .1. Edward Thorn ton are a ratified at hearinn of his ap pointment ns colonel of a regiment of the state guard made up of limb of the organization in Southern Ore son. Maior Thornton has been in command of the Sixth separate bat talion of the stale guard with hcad- auarters here, and this appointment conies as a merited promotion. He is ii Spanish war veteran, nnd ever since voung manhood has been identified as an untirinir worker in behalf of ncrfcctinir Ashland's military organi zations in every phass of their devel oument. Normal school workers are making a vigorous campaign prciiminnrv to the I'cncral election in November. The movement here is in common with like efforts being made bv Maker. La Grande, nnd Pendleton in behalf of their respective localities, all ot which have raised $2,500 each to boost the movement along legitimate lines, and Ashland is following suit with enthusiasm, a systematic can vass being in progress throughout the county generally and this ci'v in particular. The responses hove been generous, and there is no disposition on the part of our i cjiple to turn down the proposition ai this most oppor tune time, war and other complica tions notwithstanding. Mrs. August Si'h'iermnn has gone to (lold Hill where Mr. S. li'iermiin is engaged in business. She will prob ably remain there until about No vember 1. unless summoned home sooner to assist m the lied I ross can teen service at the depot terminal, in coneclion with which she has been one of the most efficient workers Mrs. llenrv Provost will return home earlv this week, after a two months' visit with relatives anil friends in Los Angeles nnd vicinitv The Outbursts of Everett True By CONDO OH, S,' UejLs., I'LL, h--. OSR.T4INIY, see? you m just a Lte V ce-wt!Ntv FIKJISH SOME IMPORTANT ;X V-" ,-..,.-"v5 1 WAS IN HRr VeSTcretM out You mcme out PIND 0U (Kl. Tri!3 (5 Cer?roMl.Y ernl cases have hoen reported in that city. Byron Keith and Ralph Snook have returned from Corvallla this woek. They had gone to that city with tho Intontlon of entoring the O. A. C, but the college is not accenting any more candldatea at tho present time. Mr. Henrlnj; returned last week after a fow weeks visit to .Moscow. Ho wa3 accompanied on his letnrn 'c- his son and family who aro now visit ing at tho family home. Church services have heen dtsror tinned for the present on account ot tho Spanish influenza epid'mtr. Word has been received by Clarion Tryer that his son Chnrlen has ar rlvort safely overseas. W. It. Nyswaaer took a haslncs'i trip to Easla Point Saturday. Judge l'urdin, domoeratle camll date for county Juilgo att-.'ude.l tho Rod Cross dance here Saturday nlsa' Kvorott Halley returned Tiim-iliiv for n few days furlough. Mr. llalley Is In tho navy. Wbrd was received Thursday of tho death ot Orley Powers, only sou of K. Power.1, at Angel Island, from pneumonia. r position In Sacramento, has returned again to the valley and is attending tho Anhlnnd hl'sh school. Mrs. John Puller was a guest of fi'lends In Metlford Inst Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. C. Williams at tended the Pago In Medford Saturday and wore delighted by the lecture given liy the six year old boy who spoke thpre. Mrs. Adamson, Mrs. Dilhird and Mrs. Ilonham were Medford visitors Tuesday of last veek Boughton receiving tho largest num ber of all received tho night-robe. which brought tho sum of $95.45 Tho total receipts for tho evening wero about $223 above all expenses Tho Red Cross circle nre Indeed gratified for these gifts and desire to express their thanks to the Salatg company and those who have so liu- orally donated to tho cause nnd wo niUHt cortalnly say that Salsig com pany do not do things by halves; their endeavor was a complete .sue- WMI MOT WAT11R iflF 00 DESIRE A !G)SY wwpusnm LESLIE SALT .supplies ih.G -tojstbiGSS mhidi' coaJtQiS "tlic best flavor out of your cooking MKI,P WAXTF.If ncMALH WANTED Ulrl for geaoral house work, two In family. Call Mrs. Lincoln McCorniaclt, il Ross I'niirt. Tel. 699. ISO WAM'Kl) Mnlng Hotel Modford. room girl at wiivrpa Women, salary $24 full line. 50c an hour spare time, dis tributing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Permanent. Experience iiniionosaary. Apply Guarantee Mills, Norrlatowu, Pa. 4,Srn Ik MIKt:BIl'ANXlC8 Says wo can't help but look better and feel better after an Inside bath. -Sudan grass seed. Bring Ralph -AVuldo Widen, Iluss 151 FOR 8.1 1, K MVRSTOCK FOR SAI.IO Two frosh cows; Sows and pigs; Olio good work team, will trado for team of mules. MIravista Orchard, Phono 597-J3. FOR BALK OR TRADE One Jersey hull, one Ramboulot ram, full blooded Berkshire pigs, male and female. J. R. Robertson, Central Point. Ore., R. R. 1. 173 WILL EXCHANGE Fine ewo lambs for fat wether lambs weighing 14 pounds more. D. Rosonberg, Med ford Hotel. FOR SALK A small band of good rango ewes; alio own lambs and some bucks. D. Rosenberg, Mad ford Hotel. MON1CI TO LOAN. MONET TO LOAN on gooo res! estate security, snd will hay Mo ony Hor.ds. J. U. Andrews, No. 81 North Orann. Phone II47.J. tf Mining F.xpert. CAMPBELL ft L...1KCIRAN mine promltlng association; mlnln properties llBted for sale, sampled and reports rondored. Office and sassy laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Bam pie by mall given pjmpt atten tion, ; Attormir. M. C.'lteod will lie In Jacksonville i cess. this week as superintendent of tho : lr. John Hall of Wlllamotto nnl Kllison & White ehnutuun.ua! vorslty, Salem, spoke at the Metho- ISoy Weaver of Ashland, was a i dint church Sunday morning. Dr. guest of Frank Strattoo r.t bis homo Hull was on his way to Washington, acroES Bear creek Sunday. j D. C, to take aa Important govern- On Saturday evening tho Siilnig ' mcnt position. Mrs. 11. T. Elmore Sawmill & Lumber company and of Ashland was also preseat and sang their employes (tave a dance and sup- to the delight of all present per for the benefit of the Rod Croan at the Odd Follows hall. Musicians were finished from among the crew assisted by Miss Anna Flurry, Mr. Works and Mr. Childers. which was all a free donation. Little Miss Laura Tryor was chosen to decide the winner of tho fine Jersey calf given by Ed Robinson to the Rod Cross. Tho number drawn by the llttlo lady was held by Mr. Van Horn of Horn brook, who won the prize. Tho beau tiful quilt mado by Mrs. Mattison for tho Red Cross, was also disponed or. This decision was made by little Miss Mullen drawing tho number bought by Ralph Snook who received the quilt. A beautiful hand-made night rolio was donated by Mrs. W. W. Wells. For this prize a number of ladles' names was proposed, tho lady receiving the highest number of votes being the winner. Votes were plnced at five cents a vote. The ladles carry ing thu largest number of voles wore Mrs. Charles Loughten, Mrs. F. C'un- tors and Miss Lucy Oatman, Mrs. TALENT TALK Several In Talent were pleased to receive word from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jeffery sinre reaching their new home In Vaccavlllc. Calif. They are comfortably settled and aro busy putting In garden. Miss lno Euan who left ns for 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief RELL-ANS Blood Poisoning 1 HAMLINS WIZARD OIL, A SAFE FIRST AID TREATMENT 4 LjfcV ; ' How often lockjaw, blood pois oning, the loss of an arm or leg, or sometimes even life itself, results from the neglect of a slight scratch or little cutl Hamlins Wizard Oil is a safe and effective first aid treatment. It contains no chloro form or other dangerous drugs but is composed of the most healing, penetrating oils. It is a powerful antiseptic and should be applied immediately to wounds of this kind to prevent danger of blood poison ing. wimM on in a iroofl. apTiut,i prn- uratlnn to lcip In ttm mollln cnft for nrnt Rid whn tht docKtf may be fii.r away. It In noMhlnir on'l hUr,pr anil quickly drive nut pain attil Inllummatlon in rant of Bpralna, umlaei, cut, burn, bttta nnd Hlttira. Jurt ka reliable, too. for fltlrr Dtk. Boro fret, i-oid aorea. can ker aorea, earacba and toothache. Get a bottle from rour dnifrrlrt for jne and ure the medicine. If not entirely entlrnefl t.kn tho bottle bni-lt to him and he IU return your mdney. If you are troubled with ronatlpatlon ar ilck headaUie try Ilnmllnn Wtr.ard l.lrer Whine. Jutt pleasant little pink pllla ftt druKVlata for z&c. Ouaraotaed. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maxon bnve re turned from Mnrshfleld and aro the guests of Mrs. Maon's parents, Mr. and MrB. J. H. Wlthrow. School closed tho firBt of the woek under Instructions of the county health otriccr as a preventative against tho spread of Spanish Influ enza. There have not 1-oen any cases reported In town but several of the young people have been attending the Ashlnnd high school returning to heir homos In the evening nnd rev- To look one's best and feel one's best Is to enlov an inside bath each morn ing to flush ioui be system the pre vious dny'f waste, tx'ir fermentations and po.so'.ous toxins before It Is ab sorbed in:o the blood. Just as coal, hen it burns, leaves behind a cer tain aim ont of lncorr.bustiblo material in the ijrm of ashe, so the food and drink t .ken each d .y leave In the all menta y organs a certain amount of indigf Jtlhle mate inl. which it not eliminated, form toxina and poisons whica are then tucked into the blood ihrr.mh tho ver ducts which aro in terned to suclr In only nourishment In c.itatnin tint bodv. if you wen; to see the glow of healthy bloon. in your cnooits, 10 see vour akin got clearer and clearer, you fold to ('link every morning upon arising, a fass of hot wnter with a tcaspoonftu or limestone pnospnnio in It, which If a harmless means of wash ings tho waste material and toxins from the stomach, liver, kidneys aad bowels, thus cleansing, awootenlng and nurlfvln-r the ontiro alimentary tract. before i-uttlng moro food into the stomj ach. Won nnd women with sallow skins, liver spots, pimples or pallid com plexion, also those who wake up with a coated tongue, uau uibio, iiumy breath, othors who aro bothered with hrtnrinchpfl. liiltoufl spells, acltl stomnch or constipation should begin this phos- phated hot water unnaing anu are assured of very pronounced results In rn nr two weeks. A quarter pound or limestone pnos phnte costs very llttlo at tho drug store hut In sufficient to demonstrate that hist ns soan and hot wator cleanses, purifies and froBhcaa tho skin on the outside, ao noi water uiiu Hmestono nhoBiihate act on tho inside organs. Wo must always eonBlder that Internal sanitation Is vastly moro iin- .netnt limn Olltsllln cl CU II 1 1 HC B H , 110 'aiiKO tho skin pores tlo not abBorb npurltles into tho blood, whllo tho nwoi pores uo. WASTED-sample. Mill. WANTED To hire, good work horso 1200 or over. Frank Wight, it. k.. Medford. Oregon. 13 WXTEI) A-l Phone 5U9-J young milch cow. is; WANTED Pasture for two horses all winter. F. V. Mets, Talllma, Ore. ISO WANTED Toggcnborg or other milk goat, now frosh. Cloo. T. Elsey, Merlin, Ore. ISO WANTED Sell yom cream to the Johnson Prod. Co.. Central Point, Ore., where the tests and cash counts. " WANTED Houses repair or wreck. to men, build. Pliona 4KH-M or POHTBR J. NEFK. Attorney- t-uvw rooms 3 ana 'J, Meaiora nituni Bank Building. terntt A. E. Ilwiinns, Lwyer. Corey Pstldlng. Aoro ksmpUM. VAKHVL AUTO fiPKtNO CO. are operating the largest, older and best-ennlpped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Hoe our spring when othern tall. Bold under writ tun giiaranU-e. 84 North Fifteenth Bt Portland, Oregeii. WANTED R II. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, juog ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makos short time loans on any old thlnz. ftHCHE t-S v ra STLR S FILLS viti it) iHiu nn.vNii. a. T..Hpi! Alt Tr lry,:jltl for j I'jt-fheay crV tWimaiid llr .niAt Tf, nn ihp. flnr f ronr ItlTtr'-.l, A ('iri. irKH.TFr:, veJrtki imil't,S-ft3tAiwr It-ll.-M S'JID Ll LfitJQ'jiSlS EYERTlVHfKE IMJI.ITICAL AN'XOI'XCEMENT l-Olt t5)FxTY .H IKiE Vote for M. l'urdin A probnte lawyer who knows how to administer estates. Is honest, ef ficient, favors good roads, saving county Money and low taxes. Adv. - -..,.1 . .-. - - FOR RENT Six-room modern bun galow in first-class shapo. Rango connected. Oarage. Phono 488-X. FOR Rl-i NT- bungalow. Edit HHEItlKK W. O. tlarrclt announces himself as nn independent candltlato for tho office of sheriff of Jackson couaty. Adv. I am the regular republican nom inee for Shorirf of Jackson county and will appreciate your support on Nov. !. If elected I promlro strict law enforcement and an economical, business administration. C. E. TERRILL, of Lake Creek. (Adv.) I.NTERt'HIlAS flM'OUAH CO TIME CARD Leave Modlord Tor Asnvand, Talent and Phoenix dall, except Sunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. in. Alio on Satur day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30. 5:30 and 0:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., and 11:00 a. m.; 1 :00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nUhts at 5:0. 8nnday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m, and 1 2 DO, 4:30 and i;J9 Pi m. ... . ltR liEI'ltl-'-SEXTATlVK I am the republican candidate for representative from the Xlh repre sentative dhtrict and will appreciate vour support on November th. Adv. .1. A. WESTKRHWI). I believe It Is better to run a plow to feed our flghl'Ts than to nil be hind the steering-gear of an automo bile hunting voles; thc.reforo I will rely upon your support without a personal campaign. Adv. I). M. LOWE. Talent. FOll STATE HEXATOIt lir. (Inn Its T. Hweeney Mv eight years residence in south ern Oregon. Intimate knowledge of the needs of every community of our cnunty. and ep-rienrn In the last session of the Inst session of the leg- I -latuie, 1 feci amply fits mo to look after Jackson county's Interests. (Adv.) C. M. THOMAS Served In last session of the tenia IMiiio an .'I h; tb" lciinhllcuii nominee for stale senator, )dv' Ordillunrn No. D-'O AN ORDINANCE changing the boundary lines of tho three wnrils of the City of .Medford and declaring an emergency. THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: section 1. Tho City of Medford shall bo divided inlo threo wards, each of which shall embrace the ter ritory hereinafter described and be numbered as follows, to-wlt: The First Ward shall embrace all that part of the City of Medford which lies east of the hnulhrrn clflc, Railroad Company tracks. Tho Second Ward shall embrace all that part of the City of Medford which lies west of tho houlliern I'll clflc Railroad Company tracks and south of West Main street. The Third Ward shall embrace all that pant of the City of Medford which lies west of Din Southern 1'n clflc Railroad Company Hacks and north of West Main htrcet. Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section WHEREAS, the city election Is to be held on Novenlbc th, ID IS anil tho boundary lines of Home of the election precincts over lap the ward lines of stilrl city of Medford, and whereas. It Is of the ut most linporalico to the general wel faro of said citv that the ward houn dary lines of mild illy he changed at onco to prevent said overlapping and that Ibe provisions of Oils ordlnum-i become effective without delay, and Inasmuch as the yace, health and safety of Ba'd city is directly In volved, NOW THEREFORE, By reason of tlio foregoing fact an emergency Is hereby declared to exist and It Is necessary for the tm mediate preservation of Hie peace health and safely of the city Dial this ordinance take effect Immediate ly and It shall be In full force and effect from and after Its passage by tho city council and approval Ijy lb mayor. Passed bv tho city council this Itith day of October, 1!UK and signed by me In open sest-lon In aiillientica tlon of Its pasHitgc this lsth day of October, 1'ilK. (Signed) C. E. (1ATES, Mayor Approved by mo tills ISth day of October, 19 IN. (Signed) C. E. HATES. (SEAL) Mnvnr. Attest: (Signed) M. L. AI.I'OliH. City Recorder HELP W.tYI'Kle MAMC. WANTED Men. 2.f0 snd honrd Webster Ranch, I 's miles north of Jacksonville. 111 FOll IlK.Vl nousn. 'Oil RENT Furnished houso nno two brick rooming houses, ono seven-room dwelling with garage on paved street. John F. While. Phono 449-M. 187 GARBAGE Oct yoni- premwet eleaned up for th. summajr. wui on the ally jrrbV t0L tod serrloe. FnonO Ul-Y T. Alien. Ehrpert Acoonntnt.. WILSON AUDITING CO. K. V- Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our ne and simplified method of acooo.it tng. Particularly valuable to ak't business as a tlme-Baver glvlnW full business detail. M. F. ft BL Bldg.. Medford. Phone 157-R. Instruction in lutfltslc. yRED ALTON HA1GUT Teacher at piano and harmony, iltugnc mux Gtudlo, 401 Oornett-Oorey lOfl Phone 11. ' ' -Ono li nnd ono 7-room 820 Wost Twelfth. FOR RENT APA.HTMKNT8. FOll RENT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Hoiiana.- ALICE HOLLOW AT Fire, Aooldenj. Automobile, Llaotuty poiieiee wra ten with beet English and Easter Companies. Office 408 Gajrnect. Corey Bldg. ' FOll 11EXT FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT -Furnished rooms ii.t.i nnd $2.00 per week. 24a '.orin Grape. FOll RENT MISCKIXANKOITH, EARL B. TUMY General Insurance office. Fire, Automobile, Accident. Liability, Plate Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Live stock. . Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent companies, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg., L, L. Catbcart, Manager. FOR RENT !)2-W. -Typewriter. Phone 1S2 FOR RENT 10-ncro fruit and lierry ranch, close In. Phono 020-W. 182 THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings ana screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. l'hone 184. FOR SALE REAL 1CSTATE. FOR SALE OR TRADE Well mi nrnvnd ncrengn. elnso In. Phone FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE Heardlisil bcciI barley Phone K-lSll. FOR SALE Ford touring car and Twln-X motorcycle. licit htniicllff, Phoenix: 1141 FOR SALE Good sloek saddle, sin glo nnd double driving baincbs, nlnw and old wagon. Phone r.7o.i; .11 FOR SALE Ford truck. 11)17 model In good shape. I'rlco suiiu.iki Ti'rins. with good security. Ad dress llox 14, Glendale, Oregon I N FOR SALE Team, wagon nnd bar nc?s. II Vi wagon and harness good ns new. Horses woigbt 14T,0 each 7 am! tears old. Will sell cheap If taken at onco. Harry Mason Talent. Ore. 181 FOR SALE Seed wheat. Little Club, Thin wheat mado "I bushels to the acre this year. C. N. Hansen, HI!' North Central. Ill FOR SALE lllcycle, used only a few limes; nlso a small healing stove W. J. Hchenck, Hotel Holland. ISO FOR SALE A No. 1 full fledged baking equipment, with all neces sary accessorlos. Will closo these out cheap for cash If disposed of soon. Writo to or personally Inter view Abe Duller, Oak street, Ash land. Oregon. 1S4 FOR SALE Dry oak stumps. Web ster Ranch, 1 Vs miles north .lack- ronvllle. 191 1ON1. MIST Ladies' khaki serge trenc cap, with government aircraft pin attached, on Pnclflc Highway ne tween Rosebttrg and Meilfnrd, Lib eral reward. J. II. Keller, Tonralnc Hotel, Oakland, Cat, i Si Inenrutea. Planing MI1L Physicians and Ba eoaa. DR. W. V. HOWARD osteopauue physlclaa. 303 P rnott-uorey duuo log. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician aao snrgoon. Practice limited to aye ear, nose And throat. Eyes scien tifically tested snd glataes sun' piled. Ooullst and Aurlst for 8. P. K. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. C Ulrig. Phone 5(17. DR. F. O. CARLOW PR. EVA MAINa CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS UC-417 tlarnntt-Corey Uldg. Phone 904-L. Residence 20 S. Laurul Street Printers and ratittsbera. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has Us best equipped printing office i Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose if ledgers, billing system etc Portland prices, 17 North Fir BL EAD8 TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO Office 43 North Front Ht, pnone 115. Prices right Hervloe guar Won't Last Long 2:1) at'iv a Hal I'm vancli with ii I'iation, jjooil luiililii)!,rK on pavctl liiKhway, llicre are several oilier Kootl tilings atxint lliis proppi'ty. The rea son Hie owner lias tleeided to sell is solely on aeeonnt of lni ing a lart;ei' plaeo to han dle more stock. W will 1m ulail to tfive yen further de tails aliniit tliis iroperty it yon will call in. Brown & White to Homo Fir Btrm,