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Newspaper Page TextMUD RESIGN if FORCED 10 ACCFPT MEDFOT.D MATT TKTTtUNE. MEDFORD, OftEflOX, FTNDAY, OOTODET? 25, 101S 0. S. CIVIL SERVICE WASHINGTON. Oct. 25. fUntor fhumberlaln of Oregon, declared In lie senate today employes obtained futslde are more efficient and that e would resign from the Semite If e bad to depend on employes in his Ifflce recommended by the civil ser- lice commission. On a point of order liy Senator ilartin, the senate rejected an imendmeut by Chairman Chamber- tin of the military committee pro- losing an appropriation of $100,000 jor social nygene work. Social dis laBes, Senator Chamberlain declared, lave caused more trouble In the trmy than German bullets. tl The senate also rejected an amend ,. aient by Senator Myers of .Montana, Jjor an appropriation of $5, 000,000 ,ftp purchase seed wheat for farmers In drought-stricken regions. PAGE FIV1E I TODAY S MARKETS Livestock PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 13. Cuttle teadv; receipts 34U. Steers, prime, I-l2.00fal2.00; irood to choice, $11.00 f.i)12.00: medium to nand. .(l.7;'i((i fu.00; fuir to medium, $S.2."i(t H.'2."i ; ommon to fair, $0.;(a8.'2f:' cows fund heifers, choice. ifS.OIHaUOO; me- lium to aood. if. .:(,. Jo: l;ur to miediuui, $4.75(j':'i.7;j : .dinners, H.OO UiH.00; bulls, .f.'i.UObi'T.UU; ciilvcs. $tf.00(a'12.00; stockers und feeders, .$G.00(ii8.00. - Hosts steady : receipts 'Ju'8. Prime mixed, $17.23(al7.35; medium mixed. 16.8"i((i 17.0(1; rounh heavies. $15.26 (a15.3f; piss. $14.50(u 1.5.50; bulk. $17.25(tt'17.3S. ' v Sheep stentlv: receipts 348. Prime lambs' 9Jll.00ftfl2.00: lair to medium. $8.00(9.10.00: vcnrlinirs'. 10.00(I 11 00- wethers. M.OOfii'l 0.00 : ewes. M.1i8.50()8.50. Rut (or PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 25. But ter steady. City erennierv prints, ex tras, box lots (J3e: cartons, box lots. 64c: half boxes cc more; less than half boxes 1 more. Ruvinir price butterfat. Portland; b7e ; cube extras. 02c. PORTLAINU, Oct. 23. Eggs' sell ing price, candled 65c; selected can dled In cartons GSc. Oats, $55 bid; corn $58 bid. barley, No. 3, '.: Portland Grain "WHEAT $2.20 basis; none; oats, $54 bid; corn, yellow, $54 bid. MILL STUFFS Mill run f. o. b. mill, carlots, $29. C5; mixed cars, $30.16; less tban carlots, $30. Co. HAY Timothy, $3034; alfalfa, $27.60; grain, $26. , Iashlandandvicinity ,1 Hiunn Temple, will hnM a fall cprpninninl in Ash land, ' at ' Mason 'a hall, on Friday, Nov. 1. Business session, 7:30 p. m. : memorial session. 8: ceremonial j session, 8:30; banquet, 10:30. The executive committee includes W. hj. Mewcombe, W. . McNair, Stuart Saunders, O. Winter, H. C. Sparr, and C. R Bates will attend to decor ating the ceremonial headquarters. M. F. Cyester, Stuart Saunders ac 1 C. C' Welsenburger constitute the refreshment committee. The torn pie's roll of honor contains the names of 15 members who are serv ing In various capacities In the army and navy; and during the past year five of the membership are inscribed among tho mortuary records as hav ing "entered the unseen temple." Ac cording to formal announcement the customary second section of the cere monial will be dispensed with, other features being substituted. Geo. T. Collins, of Bedford, is illustrious po tentate, and other out-of-town offi cers Include the names of W. A. Fol ger, C. 13. Gates, Wayne Leever, W. , H. McGowan, W. M. Colvig, L. I!. 11nal,na a ti i Clan Xi T .lilirl lill rv It is taken for granted that the holding of the ceremonial on the specific date indicated is contingent upon whether the ban on public gatherings shall yet be In force on INov. 1. If Biich Is the case, further arrangements will be made accordingly. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Nell, of Eugene, well known former residents of this vicinity, are visiting their numerous relatives and friends hereabouts. Lieut. Cleveland C. Frost, of Borea, Ky., who lost his life Incident to the submarining of the transport Ticonderoga, Sept. 20, was an Intim ate personal friend of the C. L. Han son family of this city, who speak In the highest termB of the young offi cer's character and attainments. This tragedy of tho Bea witnessed the loss of over 100 American soldier boys, some of whom were reported to have been shelled In the lifeboats after leaving the doomed vessel. The Record of this city, beginning with next week, will he issued on Thursday instead of Wednesday. The supposed reason for this change Is the fart that prayer meeting in BOmo of tho leading churches Is held on Wednesday evening. Interfering with the customary working schedule i heretofore prevailing In the Record's1 editorial and mechanical depart ments. ... The finals connected with the Lib erty loun campaign here revoal total subscriptions, all voluntary, of $190. OiO by 1173 purchasers. The amount of purchases thru banking channels was $168,400. Investments by rail road employes, thru the Southern Pacific specifically, were $20,050, this amount not Including purchases by railroad men thru other agencies. The proportion of medium and small Investments in this fourth 3erles was overwhelming. The district quota of $181,600 was oversubsiribed , by $8460. Very few corporation's in vested, neither did the banks sub scribe, except by their respective per sonnels as individuals. All of which goes' to show that. In this vicinity at least, the Investment was a' popular one among tho people at large, a clr cumstanco mutually satisfactory as well as gratifying to the government and Its loyal citizens. Among printers lately connected with the Tidings office, H. H. Mllli can Ib employed in local railroad yards, T. L. Shields Is located at Aberdeen, Wash., and .1. W. Young, who traded property In Alberta, Can ada, for an Ashland home, Is still pending developments. Mrs. Esther Ashcrnft is in Klam ath Falls, summoned there by the serious illness of her father, C. S. Sllsby, an engineer on the Southern Pacific. Funeral services of Levi W. Rog ers, who died on Tuesday, were held on Friday of this week at Stock's chapel, lntorment was In Hargadlne cemetery. Deceased was a native of Ohio, 80 years of age, and had re sided (n this vicinity over a quarter of a century. He leaves a wife and four children. Milton Fraley has left Camp Fre mont, Cal., for overseas duty as mem ber of a machine gun company. His wife, formerly (Miss Gertrude Moore, will return to her home here for the time being. Four of the sons of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fraley are now In various branches of tho service. They are Milton, Floyd, Earl and Ralph, two of them being in France. Mrs. Lee Davenport of Portland, chairman of the women's advertising branch of the republican state cen tral committee, has appointed Mrs. D. Perozzl of this city, as a member of that organization representing southern Oregon. L. B. Carson, brother of O. F. Car son of this city, Is a member of Camp J. E. Johnson, Jacksonville, Florida, a military establishment which Is de voted exclusively to training activ ities connected with the quartermas ter's department and Its allied bur eaus. Mr. Carson is a ranking ser geant, and is chief clerk at the camp's general headquarters. - I Evangelist W. H. Morvln and wife have gone to Mnrshfield, in response to an urgent call from territory which has that town as Its chief cen ter. Mr. Merwin was formerly a lea dor In the activities connected with the Fourth Street Mission in this city. In fact he ranked as pastor of the mission, and was un enthusiastic laborer in behalf of that organiza tion's effective work. , Geo. H. Ganiero, former manager of the Ashland creamery and at pres ent a resident of Portland, Is now located with his family at 560 East Morrison street. Dr. Brower was at Dunsnlutr tem porarily this woek supplementing the force of physicians In that city who havo been overtaxed during tho in fluenza epidemic. In tho meantime Justice Gowdy presides over the local city court. Tho Ashland branch of tho Jack son County Abstract company has been merged with the main office at Medford, the equipment having been moved there this week. G. II. Yeo. former manager here, will enter an other branch of employment. Mrs. Olive Thorne Hurdle, teacher in tho Garfield, Wash., schools, has returned home, the schools in th"' town, in common with other sections, having been closed indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Denver have lately received word from their son Meredith In France, which indicates in a general way that American troops, among which Meredith Is serving as bugler at commanding headquarters, have been clearing the noted and historical Argonne forest of ll-Iun Invaders. The clearing up process was expeditiously done thru the agency of machine guns. EAGLE POUT EAGLETS By A- C. riowlot Frank Fnriow of Iiiiko Crook wiis a business oullois Suturdnv ulU-rnoim and while here renewed his HiiiW'rh) Hon to the Weekly Mail Tribune. Henrv Froin'h, one nt the farmers who lives near the French-1 Joduc bridge was here Saturday nnrt In (ells me that mv little notice uiven in a former letler eoncernirur the remov al of the hrirlce near his jhce ha raihod a reeulur howl in his section on both sides of the river and int; mate. 1 hat it' the hrintM' is moved iiiL jyi MARLtY ly, IN. DEVON IVi !N. ARROW COLLARS etotTT rr.rny r.o inc. wrns The Outbursts of E-verett True By CONDO 4 s I AtfKi ' YOi CECUMS. "WC STATION'S, OR is THtr the Cic.ior trte: umc;e TRY IT AiA IM '. there will he somebody disapnoint- (1 at least. ' ; J tr . G e rl en d of j e d f o rd w us a nnssenjrer on the V. & h. Saturdav for Derhv. There were two ears of apples shipped out by J. M. WilJ'lev .Satur day. Mrs. CI.is Xvfren and dantihler were ainontr the business callers innn Lake ereek Saturday. Mrs. J. C. I lavs and her sister. Miss Margaret Hi lev were also here he same dav and report that William llaselton and their sister Ktliel Wiley were married that dav in Ashland. Sunday was another busy day at the Sunnvside as early in the fore noon the truest s beiran to arrive and eiuiuire nt what time dinner would be served. The first to arrive was Judue Tou Velio, wife and aunt, Mrs. S. A. Nickerson of Chicago: 1(. K. Hanev, wife and n;olliei'-in-law, Mrs. A. Sehmitt and niece, Miss Margaret llaney, Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Jfose, he is one of the lenlintr business men of Ashland, and is the airent for the Victor talking machines, Mr. and Mrs. Hal McNair. also of Ashland: W. J. Hartroll and wife, W. V. Sehonck and wife. Dr. Charles T. Sweeney, wife and daughter, Miss Kdith. )r. Sweeney is the democratic nominee for state senator; Mr. and Mrs. C. K. dates. Miss Lena Gates, ,liulae M. Punlin and wife, Lena and Hurwintr Furdin; Judno I'urdin is the demo cratic nominee for county iudtie; Miss Margaret Hammond, Miss Hammond is teach imr the school in the Ifecse creek district. Mr. and M:. John W. Smith, and while Mr. Smith was here he left the money to renew his sub scription to the pail1. Mail Tribune. Ornald Harphnrf and Mr. and .Airs. (). ('. Loean and dauuhlcr, of Frinec ville. Ore., the lust three spent the nitrht witli ns. Mr. and Mrs, Georce Liednian, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Feid man and Mr. and Mrs. Crimro Fut nam. Tlmv also spent the niuhl with us. Xlek Yon inr, John Foster, Joe Moomnw and Fred Fdsall. Jlrs. ,1n- seph Genpart and her daughter. Miss KiiKida and Joe Stilwell also spent Sunday nii'ht at the Sunnvside and; Monday morairur they and vonr eor-! respondeat took passage with Jed: Kdsall to Medford and the cons-! eijiieno is I unable to report Mon day's doinus. Willie 1 was in Med ford 1 met Mr. and Mrs. Lotrun of Hrownsboro and he renewed his sub stription to the Daily Mail Tribune. Jack Munvon of Fort Klamath came in Monday nitiht and spent the nielit with us. As I spent, the dav 'in Medford ,linve Tt rennet to make for Monde I hut from what I can learn there was ! ..v i :. ' led. Tuesdnv the I'. & K. I ruin eanic in .iImhiI on 1irne nnd lef. soni' frcicht: hml u JVw unsswuiern, nnd mitaittr them ivus timber innn from t'nii IVirnin, Ijv the nuiuc of O. M. McXlui K'li, tin liis' wav to Derby, lie Knid tbiit ho was lookilur f"r timber an well us u mill site. There wnw ti company of five voiuitr Indies and a little bov mine out to spend the dav Tuesday fisliiue and cnioviiiL' the scenery tiromul Kuulc I'oint and us n mutter of course came to the Stinnvsiile fur diuiK'r. i'iiev wero Jlrs. S. J. Wilson. Miss Knih Wilson Mrs. Kliztiucth Ornvntle. Miss Winfield I'ttilcv. Mtistcr Kandol'.i liuila. At'lcr takiiiL' dinner tiicv tried tried their hand nt lisliiii attain but ucemed lit Inn e uoor success. bi(t said that thev hud hud a iilcusuiit time. In addition to the nbovo W. 1. Childreth, wit.e and liiuiL'liter. Jliss Xorn were here fur dinner Tucsdti. Ill's. V. A. llell'ner, wife of the superintendent of the Elk crcelt butchery, and Mrs. Charles lilass of Trail were business visitors in town Tuesday and P. J. Ncff, attorney of Medford, was on our streets Tuesday mornitur.. Word came this murium; to Frank Lewis, our cont'ectionerv inan, that his son-in-law, Hubert Vcrbia, livinu near l.os Aiuroles, was dvintr and that his wife was in a very critical condi tion: did not state disease, and Frank Lewis started immediately to sec I hem. . William Lewis, I lie sheepman, pass ed throuuh here I'nr the valley with n band of six or seven hundred lambs Wednesday mnrnimr. Lewis Martin of Tnyl was auiomr the visitors this mornim.'. Miss Ella Belt'ord and her aunt went to Modl'ord this moruiny- witli Wiir Jack. (Ins Didstt'orth and wife and A. A. riolenbcke of l'rospect w'ere licre for dinner tuilav. I omitted to sav at the proper place that Mrs. A. S. Siromr of Central I'oint on t::e F. M. Stewart place, uulherimr the produce of the uarden and took supper here Tm'sdav niiiiit. Queen of the Deluians will apply a part of gift of one million francs niado to her by American Ited Cross to payment of "household expenses" of a rest home for llelsian nurses, which the quoen will open at Cannes. EP LOOKING YOUNG A Wafer's Mass Pffferf Of Utmost Iirportance That Sau lavo k.,-ey Care. The cxncftaui: motlier's nlivsicl comfort RhnuM tie our Crst tltuiti:Iit. aad nil olnut her fhmild ttco to It Uutt rcr preparation lor holij-'s coming bo coutpltHc. Thcro 1.1 a moit (.li.a(i;d remmly to pre- fiare woi.wn tir tlio fTfutt lliuo In their ivts loiowu its Mothtr'H Fricmf. It In ap plied to tlio m-iseles of tlio ninloinen, jrontiy rublied In, end at onco pvnetrntes to relievo strata on nerve, cords ami ligament. It makes the mu-sclcs CO pliar.t tLat thev ex pand easily vhea b.by arrives; tba hours nt tlio time nns fewer, nr.d pain aud danger; At tho crisis Is naturally avuirled. Mntlier's I'rten.i enables tho mnttier It preserve her hoallli ar.il fllrrnt!!, ond slio rrmnins a I.ret'.y mother by linvi iff nvnlilej dlHcomfurt and Bcfferinif whteh rnoro often than ntlMTviva ncronipnn'cs sueli an occa Lion v.livn iiaturo lj unaided. Kvory nrnc, muft-Io and tenrion i thoruuirhly lubrlentecl. Discomfort rhiriruf tl: n period Is connter ueted, and Uifs skip, i-ftcr tlio crish, U left unootti i.nd natur..l. rt'rito to tlio IlrartfleM Refnilator Com pany. Dept. B, Lamar Hull. lint. ,tl.int.i. Ueorpiu, t .r tlietr ritlirrbofiit il-ik. a.ol ois (:l:i a Vjttlo i.f llolher's Frlcad f.-.. tho , drug 6t;:j ljtly .a::r.ut tail. iSTiiituiuiA AtnooAii i. T1.MK CAKI Leave Medford for Asnvand. Talent and Phoenix dall, oxccirt Sunday at 8:00 a. in. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:15 p. m.. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nlt-'hts at 6:30. Sunday loava Aabland at 9:00 a. m, and 11:30, 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edward3' Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to feel young to do this you must watch your liver and bowela there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings under your eyes pimples a bilious look in your face dull eyes with no sparKie. Tour aoctor wm ten you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from in active bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com nound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he save to his patients tor years. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substl tute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bring about that exuberance ot spirit, mat natural buoyancy which should be enjoyed by everyone, by toning up the liver and clear ing the system of impurities. You will know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab lets bv their olive color. 10c and 23c per ' box. All druggists. HUM' WAN'VIii MAML SALTS I OR KIDNEYS LADDER BOTHER Harmless to flash Kidneys and neutral lzo irritating acids Splendid for system. FOR KBNT Six-room modern bun galow in first-class shape. Range connected. Giimse. Pltono 488-X. Kidney and Bladder weakness retuiH from una acid, says a noted authority. The kidneys Alter this acid from tlie blood and paaa it on to the bladder, whero it oi ten remains to irritate ana inuamo, causing a burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an irritation at tlio neck of the bladder, obliging you to Seek relief two or three fiaua during the night. Tho sufferer is in constant dread, the water pusses sometimes with a scalding Bensation and is very profuse; again, there is difficulty in avoiding it. Bladder weakness, most folks call it, because they can't control urination. While it is extremely annoying and some times very painful, this is really one of tho utost simple ailments to overcome. Get about four ounces of Jad Salta from your pharmacist and take a table spoon Jul in n glaaB of wator before breakfast, continue this for two or three dnys. This will neutralize the acids in tho urine Vo it no longer ia a source of irritation U the bladder and urinary or gans which then act normally again. Jad Salta iB inexpensive, harmlcas, and is made from the acid ot grapes and lemon juice, combined with littiia, and iB uacd by thousands of fotka who are subject to urinary disorders caused by uric acid irritatiou. Jad Salts is BPlcn- did for kidneys and cauBes no bud elfeota whatever. llnre you have a pleasant, effurvescent lifhia-watur drink, which quickly relieves Diauuur irouoio. FOK RUNT Ono b and one 7-room ount'aiow. s;o west Twelfth. 5)K KENT APAjrelTUESTO. KOK RENT Ono complotely fur nlBhed apartment. Hotol Holland. FOlt SAI.K-t-KKAI. BSTATK. FOR SAI.K A Xo. I farm. 104 acres under diteh. Phone 16-Klt. uud.-css C Carey, Talent.. l'Ji KOll SA1.B OR TRAUK Well im proved acreage, close In. Phone 200. 1S4 FOIi SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE One brown horse wolicht 1200; ono set farm double harncaa. Union liurns, phono ldl 180' KOll SALE Yountr lirood maro, flvo youiB old. rlione (127-R. 1U3 FOR SALE (!uod young, cow, $00 l'uono R-13M. 1ST for sale two fresh cows; ' Sows and pigs; One good work team, will trade for team of mules. MlruvinUi Orchard. Phono 597-J3. WILL EXCHANGE Flno ewo lambs fir fat wether lambs weighing 14 pound s more. 1). Rosenberg, Wed ford Hotel. FOR SALE A small band of good rnnge oivch; nlso ewo lambs and j some bucks. D. Rosenborg, Med ford Hotel. 6 Bellans Hot water , Sure Relief RELL-ANS WfOR IN3IGESTION l'OLITICA L A XXOIXCKJI KKT Foil dou .TiTjiji; k " Voto for M. Puiilln A probato lawyer who knows how to administer ostales. Is honest, ef ficient, favors good roads, savins county money and low taxes. Adv. FOlt SHERIFF "W. O. Garrett announces himself as nn independent candidate for tho office of sheriff of Jackson county. Adv. I am tho regular republican nom inee for Sheriff of Jackson county and will appreciate your support on Kov. 5. If elected 1 promise strict law enforcement and an economical, business admlnlf.lratlon. C. E. TERR1LL, of Loko Creek. (Adv.) FOlt ItEPKKKUXTATIVH I am the republican candidate for representative from tho Sih repre sentative district anil will appreciate yonr support on November fitli and I will. If clented, work nnil vote for tlio ratification of the national pro hibition amendnient. J. A. WKSTKKLl'NI). 'My number on ballot Ir, 40. (Adv.) 1 believe It is better to run a plow to feed onr fighters than to alt be hind the steering-i:ear of an automo bile hunting votes; thoreforo I will rely upon your support without a personal campaifn. Adv. I), M. I. OWE, Talent. FOlt STATE SI'.XATOU Ir. diarli'M T. Swei'liey My eight years residence In south em Oregon, Intlmato knowledgo of tho needs of every community of our I county, anil experience In the lanl. I minion of tho last session of t lio leg i lslaturo, I feel amply fits mn to look j after Jackson county's Interests. I '(Adv.) C. M. THOMAS . Served In last pension of the legis lature nnd Is the republican nominee for slate senator. Adv. WANTED .Man ami wlfo without children for work on ranch. Geo. A. Mansfield, phone 22-F13, Eagle Point. 187 WAIVTKIV Two laborers nt Cole, $3.50 per day. F, P. Salter, 1101 West Ninth. 184 WANTED Men. $2.r,0 and board. Webster Ranch, lVj miles north of Jacksonville. 191 WA.TFH MINC-KMiANFJOfJS WANTED To trade cattle for good sound horse, weight U00 or 1 400. not over eight, years old. Phone 2II-X3 evenings or mornings. W. M. Tntherow, Central Point, Ore gon. 184 WANTED To borrow Ihree thnii Hanrt dollars on good city properly. Will ileal only with principals. Ilox 444. WANTED Fenced stubble fieldn for pasturago. S. Rosenberg, Medford Hotel. i s r WANTED To hire, good Turk horse 1 2 00 or over. Frank Wight, R. R., Medford, Oregon. 102 WNTED A-l young Phono r:i!i-.l2. milch cow. 18.1 WANTED Houses repair or wreck. 4KH-X. to. inov, build, Phone 488-M or WANTED It. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thin. I1KM WANTED WANTED Government needs 12.000 clerks. Medford examinations Nov. 10, fine. 7. Salary $1201). E.mr Innco unnecessary. .Men and wom en desiring government ponitiom; wrlln for free pn rf U-ul n rw. .1. ('. Leonard, (former civil service c't nmlner.) 1 0 :. x Kenols building, Washington. IKS nniii' WANTKIl jt.-malk WANTED Girl for general house work. Phone i,G7-.!2. WANTED Women, salary J24 fill line, foc nn hour spare time, dis tributing guaranteed hosiery to woaror. Permanent. Experience unnecessary. Apply Guarantee .Mills, Nnrrlidown, Pa. FOR KK.NT MJH;KM.A.M-Xt'N. FOR RENT r.O-nrre well Improved ranch about one miln wont ol Phoenix. For particulars Inquire Monarch Seed ti Feed Co., '' 1 7 En.st Main street, Medford, Ore. Pboao 2UU. Vim SAI.K Ml.SCElLAIilSOl. FOR SALE Steel trailer. Apply to J. W. Mitchell. ISG FOR SALE Will take good piano as part payment on auto. 18 North Grape street. Phone 4 4 1. FOR SALE Will lako good piano as part payment on auto. 18 North Grapo strou'l. Phone 444 FOR SAL1C-500-R2. -Corn fodder. Phone 1 88 FOR SALE aOO feet of 4-inch black casing. Hampton Orchard. Phone 408-R1. FOR SALE Petnlnma r.oo-egg lucu- iiator, used only two Union, f 20.00 II. I). INye. 188 FOR SALE Corn. C. "W. Isaacs. Call cviiiirgs FOR SALE Corn at Loflnnd ranch II 'A miles Kim 111 west of Medford Phono 1-F4. 188 FOR SALE HoiiHOhold furniture, 1 207 WflHt Main. Call between 4 und 0. J. O. Urown. FOR SALE Overland bug In good running order. ?200.00 Tor qulc mile. Phono 385. Is FOR SALE Ford touring car and Twln-X motorcycle. Hurt Stnncllff, Phoenix. 184 FOlt SALE Ford (nick, 1917 model in good shape. Prlco $000.00 i 'I crms, with good security. Ad dreiMi llox I I, Glendale, Oregon 184 FOR HALE A No. 1 full fledged bilking cfiulpuicnt, with all neces sary accessories. Will close these out cheap for cash If disposed of soon. Write to or personally Inter view Abo llutler, Oak street, Ash land, Oregon. . 184 FOR SALE Dry oak stumps. Web sler Kiini h, 1 Vt miles north Jnrk sonvillo. ifil IjOWI. LOST Chevrolet, crunk on Main street. Upturn (o Pullman link cry. isr FOUND. FOI'ND Muff, between Cchlrnl Point nnd Tolo. Owner may have same by proving property and pay ing for adv. Call ,'l East Fourth FOB F5KN1 flOUSKft. FOR RENT Small comfortably fur- nisnen nousc, , T.'lt. West Eleventh, phone (I81I-L. 188 FOR RENT Furnished house and two brick rooming houses. One Beven-room dwollin!; with garage on paved street. John K. White. Phone 449-M, . 187 JIISCELLANF.OLS SOWS flRED to registered Duroc bonru at Scliuchard Orchard. Ser. vice fee $2.00, Fhone G11tR3. 186 SIDNEY TO l,OAV MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, nnd will buy Lib erty Donds. J. H. Andrews, No.' 81 North Grape. Phone 647-J. tf lll'KlNKSM DlliECrOItY Slfning ICxport.s CAMPDELL & LILJEGRAN mines , promoting ucsociation; mining pro perties listed for sale, Biimplcd and reports rondored. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir Stli opposite Hotel Holland. Samples by mall given 'prompt attention."- street, 184 FOH HXCIIAXtiK. FOR SALE oTTk X ' I f a'x (IE A Ford auto for henvv work team. K. G. Whiteside, Central Point, R. F. D 2. 187 FOR TltAIETlirce"iglit wagons (o trndo for hogs. Phone 407-Y. cveiilinjs. 18G Attorneys PORTER J, NEFF. Attorney-at-law. rooms 8 and 9, Modford uNUtlonul Rank Dullding. A. K. Rflnmes, Lawyer, Garnett Corey Building. Auto Supplies lIAMEH SPBIN6CQ LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. Uso our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Oui'lmgo GARBAGE . Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for good service. Phono 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. Export Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil son, C. P. A, Ask about our now and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to nny buslnoss ub a time-saver giving full business detail. Ml. F. & II. lildg., Medford. Phone 157-R. Iustiiictlon In Music FRED ALTON HAIG1IT Teacher of Piano and harmony. Halght Music Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72. Insurance ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident, Automobile, Liability policies writ- ton with best English aud Eastern Companies. Office 408 Garnett Corey Dldg. EARL S. TU.MY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Hay or Grain in field or barn; also Live stock. Contract nnd Surety Donds. Excellent nompanioB, good local service. No. 210 Garnott-Corey lildg., L. L. Cnthcart, Malinger. , Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, snsh, doors, mouldings and seroens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. ', l'liysieuinH nnd Hurujeons DhT w "w." HOW AKD)sTnopathTe physician. 303 Gnrnott-Corey build ing. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician artd surgeun. Practlco limited to eye, oar, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glassos sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. It. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co. lildg. Phono ii07. DR. F. (1. CARLOW Hit. EVA MAINS CARIW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 4 10-41,7 (larnett-Coroy Illdg. Phone 904-L. Residence 2(1 S. Laurel Streot. lYfnlorH nnd Publishers MEDFORD PR I NTI NGCO. has Mie best equipped printing office In Kouthern Orogon. Hook binding, looiso leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. . Transfer EADH TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. Won't Last Long 23 aero iilfnlfa ranch with ir ritant ion, jrood buildings, on paved highway, there nro sovcrnl other good things about this property. The rea son the owner has decided to sell is solely on account of buying a larger place to han dle more stock. AVe will be glad to give you further de tails about this property if you will call in. Brown & White It) Bouth Fir Street.