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Newspaper Page TextTWO RAILROADS TtT BE OPERATED ON DOUBLE TRACK SAN FRANCISCO., Oct. 28. Iii or der to most efficiently oncnite the Southern Pacific 'and Western Pacif ic railroads -under federal control plans have been uiado and will become effective in a few days for oneratiutr lilies of, the two systems as a double track, lor about 182 miles in Nevada where' the roads arc close together. Affording to Federal Manager W. K. Scott, final plans for construction vt 11 cross over, tracks ind one water station have been agreed upon thij work to cost approximately $118. U00. Connecting tracks have been cpnstrucfed at Vi'cseo. two miles east of'Winnemucca and Alttzou, four miles west of Wells. ' When the new plan becomes effec tive. nlK-eastward trains will move over Western Pacific, : tracks, and western trains over Southern Pacific trucks. .'.:,:. This does not. mean, as seems to, be the iniprcssion-bv some, that ali traf fic cast, or westbound between Suit l.nkc or Ouden nnd. San Kram'isco will be handled hv the Southern Pa cific or Western Pacific. Holh rouds will retain their identity and will han dle only their own trains. The only points where the two roads will con solidate are those mentioned above, and the only purpose of so conibin iiur is to train speed aud eliminate waitiuir trrtnectins points. Out-idc of the .section between Wesco and Aia zui. each road will handle its own lreiaht nnd nassenser trains as here tofore.. That is, both the Western Pacific and the Southern Pacific will nrrv passcnirers and freight into Sari ' Francisco nnd into Salt Lake and Osrden over their own tracks, as thev have always done. Such an arranuemcnt is only car rying. out. the plan that was worked out by the officers of both roads be fore the "Western Pacific went into the hands of a receiver. As far as conditions will permit one station in n town will be used fur both roads. At Carlin arrangements are beiai: made so that trains of both lines will pass through the Southern Pa cific yards nnd at Klko throiiL'h the Western Pacific; yards. At Carlin the Southern. Pacific station will lie used by both lines and at Klko the Western Pacific station. Schedules as to train times arc now being worked out and will be shortly nnnonnced. ORKCIOS AGHkTIrt:iiAI. COL I.KGK. Orvnllis. Oct. 28 The value of disease free bean seed selected from Iliad yielding plants in the field is cited bv B. F. Shcehan of the la: crops department here. "The benefits of selection are not fullv appreciated bv the average grower," he admitted, "hut selection is essential to maximum returns. It has proved beneficial in n-.nnv in stances.. nnd should bo reported to whenever possible. "Alfred Itutterfield of Mohilla has crown beans for nninv years. Knell venr he noticed considern!.-!e varia tions in the yielding power of dil'fir cnt plants. He began to select seed first from plants that bore six or seven beans to the pod, then those with four to six, ami lastly from non selected plants. All these he planted side bv side in the same field. "Results are marked at the end of the first MEDFORD MATT TRTBTTNTy MEDFORT), OREOON MONDAY, OCTOBER 2S. PAfiF, THREE L-roWIti,' M,.,i, r- ti... i,...i;..i.i . .. , . - nui- ,, ,'."! '"ere was nu no ceuble dilterenco in, the plant n. ess examined eloselv, hut thu po.ls or "'' beans were uuite I'lentitiil in the first t and verv few in the second. He saved his seed for the general planting from the sec ond lot as the plants were much bet lor than tho. from the non-selected Wanting." -. OLD-TIME COLD CURE DRINK HOT TEA I Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea at nny pharmncy. Take a tablespVonfnl of the tea. put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time during- the dav or before retiring. It is the tnost, effective way to break a eold nnd cure grip, as it opens the pores of the skin, relieving congestion. AIho loosens the bowels, thus breaking up a eold. Try it the next time you suffer from a cold or the grip It l Inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore safe and harmless. J STIFF ACHING JOINTS Sub Soreness from joints and musolcs with a small trial bottle of old St Jacobs Liniment Slop "dosing" KheurnntUni. It's pain only; not one case in flffy requires internal treatment. Hub soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs l.lnl Jnent" right on thu "tender spot," and by the time you say Jack Robinson out cornea the rheumatic pain. "t. Jacob's Liniment" is a harmless rheu matism cure which never disappoints nd doesn't burn the skin. It takes Pain, soreness and Rtiffnosa from ach ing joints, muscles and bonca; slop Sciatica, lumbago, backache, neuralgia. Limber upt Oct a M rent bottle of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Liniment" from any drug store, and in a moment you'll be free from pnins, aches and stiffness. Don't suffer I Jtub rheuma tism away. WASHINGTON',- :Oct. 2 S. A pro test against any peace terms dictated 'by President WllBon alone and not representative of American public opinion thru senate consideration of the peace trcuty, was made In the senate today by Senator Knox : or Pennsylvania, republican, and for mer secretary of state, iu an address charging tho presidont wth political partisanship.. ' J' (EIS Portland livestock PORTLAND, Oct. 28 Cattle firm. Receipts 1914. steers, prime $12r( .12.00; good to choice $11 & 12; me dium to good $9.75 4j" 11; fair to me dium $8.2509.25; common to fair $5. 75(8.25; cows and heifers $S 8.50: medium to good $5.75&7.25; fair to medium $4. 75' 5.75; caaners $34; bulls J5(6 7; calves 19 12; stockers and feeders $6fi S. Hogs higher; receipts 2S62. Prime mixed $17.10 17.30; medium mixed $16.85 17; rough heavies $15St 15.10; pigs $14 15; bulk of sales $17 17.35. Sheep steady, receipts none. Prime lambs $11 12; fair to medium $8 10; yearlings $10 11; wethers $9 1 10; ewes $0.50 8.50. , liutter PORTLAND, Oct. 28. Uuttcr steady. City creamery prints, extras, box lots, $00 Ctc; cartons, box lots, 6164c; half boxes 'ic mora; less than half boxes lc - more, Buying price butterfat, Portland, 63 67c; cube extras, 60c. Eggs PORTLAND, Oct. 20. Kggs sell ing price, candled 65c; selected can dled In cartons 68c. Portland Grain "WHEAT $2.20 basis; barley, none; oats, $54 bid; corn. No. S, yellow, $54 bid. MILL STUFFS Mill run f. o. b. mill, carlots, $29.65; mixed cars, $30.15; less than carlots, $30.65. HAY Timothy, $3U34; alfalfa, $27.50; grain, $26. Oats, $55 hid; corn $38 bid. Principal Xarro.iui Went to his Fugle Point ranch for two davs this week. Judge and Mrs. Gilmore visited the Jacobs family in Medford nnd the Stone family in Central Point this week. . Mrs. S. J. Mvers went to liosc liurg on Saturday to take care of her daughter. Mrs. ('. Keidel, who is quite sick with influenza. Mrs. II. Hobbins and son Clyde is vi-iting ot the home of her mother. Mrs. Rena Whipple. Orandpn and Grandma Whipple findin.r the care of their Kitins creek ranch too strenuous have moved to their old home on Oak street. Mr. Will liirdseve has rented their land for wheat. Mrs. M. Seaman is risitintr her daughter. Mr.-. Lanc e, in Medford. for a week. There is no si-ill of the ban bein lifted on public uathrring, several of influenza beiiiL' still around hut ell are prouressim; favorably eept Mrs. li. Robinson, who is still verv sick. In spile of the cold nflrenoon a fairlv lar.'e crowd cnthcred nt the hand stand on Wednesday to listen to Private W. S. Rickett ol the L. S. inaries, who L'ave a verv uvid ac count of his experiences m ttoini! over the top in the battle ol t liatcau 1 mer ry. Mrs Miller ami duuchter have mmn on n visit to Mr. and Mrs. John Smith on Kvuns creek. Word has been received hv friend Uf. ..f Private Pearl Sleuhns' safe nrrival overseas- His mother, Mrs, V A. Slenbn has moved with her eld- n-t -nu to rina. Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Oorham, Mrs. Me- t rren and Ms. K. l'owler were Sun ilav caller -on Mr. Auirust Keausc up Kviins rref-'. Cnrrt of Thanks I want to thank the mothers, friends and all ho so kindly gayn tho beautiful flowers Mr my deal fan's grave, with grateful remem i.mnre for Your kind sympathy. Ml! AND MRS. .lOIIN BALLAD AND HHOTHKHS. The fall ceremonial as planned by HiUah Temple of Mystic Shriners, which was to have been held in Ma sonic hall In this city, on Friday, Nov. 1, has been Indefinitely post poned, due to the universal ban on public guthorlngs prevailing during these days of epidemic contingencies. The business houses of Ashland for sometime past have been consid ering an earlier closing movement. Originally the plan was to close at 5 p. m., Instead of 6 as at present, tbis schedule to be in force on all week (lays except Saturday. A compromise seems to have beon effected on the basis of 5:30 instead of 6, but the ac tion la not yet unanimous, certain merchants declining to enter the pact. As a result some have an nounced the 5:30 closing hour, ac tion by others awaiting develop ments. Mrs. n. II. Hatch has disposed ot her faithful old horse. "Ginger," which Is 27 years old and has been In the family 13 years. Sheer inabil ity to care tor him was tho sole cause for the disposal, and in parting with the familiar old animal, whose new owner Is Mrs. Laura Ranger, it was incorporated in the bond that "Cln-i ger" be well cared for the remainder ot his days. , Local friends of the normal school movement are pleased to learn that the Portland chamber of commerce, which has been Investigating the merits of tho various measures on the ballot at the approaching gen eral election, has passed favorably upon five of them, the normal school proposition, as affecting southern and eastern Oregon, being one of the series. Tbis action is important and far-reaching, inasmuch as by such a recommendation the project is re ceiving direct encouragement in an advisory capacity at the hands of a leading organization representing all the progressive elements In that me tropolis. The executive committee of the state federation of Women's clubs also endorses the normal school measure unqualifiedly, and as the meeting of this 'board will not be held until after the election, its officers anticipated prompt acti"u in the Ir.atter by securing a friendly expres sion thru the agency of the mail from various officials and leading mem bers of the federation. , It is perhaps well to identify the response to a phone call, even if this admonition is not Incorporated in the exchange directory., Instance: Pater, delayed during noon hour M local tailor shop, phones mator, "Can't get breechoe; -won't be home to dinner till after I,'1 To which the response was, in a reproachful and subdued feminine voice, "You must have got ten tho wrong number." Tho O. II. Johnson family have lately removed into their - elegant home, -tho former Turner httngalow nortb Main street. The D. M. Watt family, recent tenants of the property, have removed to Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Ilurbaker and two children, from Idaho, arrived hero last week in the fumtly ear, and have been stopping in Ashland transiently on a prospecting tour- the objective point of which Is a California destin ation. Mm. Ilurbaker is a physician Confirmation of awards at the stato fair have been lately made, sev eral prizes having fallen to the lot of school children in this countv who participated in the industrial dls plays. Vera Owens, of Medford, and Constance Hordwell of Jacksonville, won first prizes, which entitle them to a two weeks short courso at the agricultural college, Corvallls, next Xottc to Merchants As recently notified, sugar cardr. for current and following months .ill he kent hv the dealer until called fr hv rnuntv Administrator, t'se the same firrt from month to month in all cases possible. W. A. VOI.OKR. Co'.iuty Admluiurator, ajjUj'Hi Sin i 111 1 ' Juno, free of expense; Minor prizes were awarded in thrift, stamps, and war savings certificates, a specific fund of $350 having been set aside by the fair management for this pur pose. In pork production lieorge Lowe, of Ashland, was awarded $4, and in the sewing division Mildred Uygor, also of Ashland, won $3. In farm and home handicraft, Rudolph Slngler; of Jacksonville, won $5, and in poultry raising Xorrls McCoy, of Gold Hill, received $5. The sum of $2 went to Lester Morrison, of Med ford, for a model exhibit in regard to dairy herd records. Miss Cora Divct, employed at tno First National bank, contemplates entering the government service at Washington, a position there having recently been offered her. Rev. W. L. Mellinger, pastor of the Christian church and Chautauqua lecturer, has enlisted In tho army Y. M. C. A., and Is undor waiting order, having successfully met all require ments of the triangle service. The State Teachers association will meet In Portland, Dee. 26-28. the dates being fixed by medium of a questionnaire submitted to the school superintendents thruout the state, this method being the popular form of expression nawdays. The organization is reaching colossal pro portions, 3000 members being en rolled, of which number from 12 oil to 1500 usually attend. Dean 11. I). Sheldon, of the state university, is president, and Dean E. D. Ressler, of the stnte agricultural college, Is secretary-treasurer. The formal pro gram will be available early In De cember. Supt. fi. A. Briscoe, of the Ashland schools, who was president of the association last year. Is a member of the executive committee. Undertaker "Will Dodge made a trip down the Klamath river below tlottville, on Saturday, In attendance on the burial of a member of one of the pioneer families in that locality. Mrs. C. W. Bsnta hs returned home from a visit of several months duration with relatives living at Mer rill. Wisconsin. A second edition of apple blossoms for the season is putting in an ap pearance in various local gardens notably on the Wilbur Holmes prem ises on High street, at present occu- nied by .1. K. Plttenger. Now that tho fourth liberty loan ib over with, posters referring to tlo tation are being removed from local illsnlav windows, but tho removal procees Is not thoro onoiigli. in eer- tain windows pictorial sheets yet re main as reminders of the first loan, not to mention succeeding ones. This multiplicity Is bewildering, and an appeul from state headquarters has been made to have the sweep made clean, In order that these old remin ders may not conflict with the pictor ial messages which will herald the upproachof the fifth loan. Many of the posters are works ot act, and a collection of them should be filed, In the city library as mementoes of the billion dollar scale by which the government of the present genera tion was ena-'Jlcd to back up Its war preparations. we! of section JU, town-hip J,. rauue 2 west, eontainintr Hit acres John Ju-lu- to R. II. Toft. Land iu M-ction 'J,5, towu.-tnp ;17, ' west Kliziiheth Slunclit'f to Walter S. Slum-lift' et ux. l.'i ueres. more or h-.-s in 1). 1.. C. No. 4'.'. ''. 1W. COURT HOUSE REP0R1 Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave Ileal Mutate- Transfers I. S. Miller et ux to Philip Arthur ct ux. Land iu Ash land .. . $ Muruaret Lcswick et vir to ,1. W. McCoy et ux. Ijuul iu A-li him: - I'uited St:-(es lo. John T. ln I - Jerson. Northwest of south east itrd "oilliwe-t of south- Back Ache LIMBER UP WITH PENETRAT ING HAMLINS WIZARD OIL A safe, harmless and effective preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin Wizard Oil. It contains no chloroform or other dangerous drugs but is com posed of the most expensive of dealing oils. It penetrates quickly, drives out the soreness, and lim bers up the stifT, aching jofnts and muscles. Wizard Oil is a Rood, dependable preparation to keep in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. You have no idea how useful it will be found in cases of every day ailment or mis hap, when there is need of an im mediate healing, antiseptic applica tion, as in cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns. Liter and stings. Get a bottle from your druggist for wand use tl-e medicine. If not entirely satisfied take the bottle back to him aid he will return your money. If rou rf tr-.blfl with rnltp;lrtn r ulik SsdiiU- Uy Hnmlin Wlar-1 Llvr WTi1-.. .- ml .!-.iint lift t pink Dllla at .trued- tnt t,u4rnleu. 10 10 ST0IV1ACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Ldvyards Olive I ablets That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are djing now. Instead of takjig tonics, er trying to patch up a Door direction, ir.-v are auacainK me rtel cause of the ailment dogged liver and dtsrrdcrrl bawds. Ur. EJwarda' Cave Tablets arouse the liver ia a beating way. When tie lwcr r.r.i br. .els arc performing their oarcrr) fr.-J: a. awqr gjes indigestion and iirrr " i tratilja. If yoa I. tv j a ba4 tsste In your mouth, trrt coi.cC. appe.;ce poor, lazy, liar'i-r-ra feeling, no a nbition or enerrrv. to-r'.rd with una. Jested foods. yea tacu'.a t ::e uuvu ia"teis, uie buo li uts fT cd:cL Sr. i:i-7.-:;Y Olive- Tablets are a tnircly v:;-t. 'jlo compound mixed with ohvo ell. xcu wtu Know mem Dy meir oiivo cc'.cr. They do the work without Cripinu, cramps or pzix. T.i! cne or two at bedtime foraulck Velief. to you can eat what you like. At lOc and im r-r box. All anigguus. PORSALIi A No. 1 farm. 104 acres under ditch. Phone 10-K11. or aadress C. Carey. Talent. 19i HKI.P WANTKD WANYKD Government needs 12,H clerks. Medford examinations Nov. 16,l)eo.7. tialary 1200. Kxpor. lenee unneenssary. Men and wom en desiring government positions write for free particulars, J. c Ionnrd. t former civil service ex aminer.) 105S Kenols building Washington. IKS roR rktj -hoi:hk. Kt)lt HUNT On November 1st. com ulolely furnished three-room apart ment, eleetrlr heat. The Uerncn Phone 3T,n. FOR RUNT Hlx-room modern bun galow In first-class sbapo. Range conneeted. (iarase. Phono 4 88-X FOR RKNT Furnished house and two brlrk rooming houses. One seven-rooin dwelling with garage on paved streot. John r. yblto, Phone 44S-M. 17 FOR ItKNT-bungalow. -Ono ." and one 7-room S2U West Twelfth. 1 30c. nULP WASTftl MAMC. Look and Feel Clean, Sweet and Fresh Every Day Drink a glass of real hot water before breakfast to wash out poisons. Life Is not merely to live, but to live well, eat well, digest well, work well, sleep welt, look well. What a glorious condition to attain, and yet how very easy It is If one will only adopt tho morning inside batb. FDlkB who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when they arise, split, ling headache, stuffy from a eold, foul tongue, nnsty breath, acid stomach, ran. Instead, feel as fresh as a daisy by opening the sluices of the system each morning and flushing out tho b'hole of tho Internal poisunous stag nant mnttcr. Everyone, whether ailing, "sick or well, should, each morning, before breakfast, drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful ot ltmestono phosphate In It to wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the previous day's Indigestible waste, sour bile and poisonous uxlns: 'him cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting mom food Into the stomach. The action of hot water and llmestono phosphate on an empty stomach Is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans out all tho sour fermcctatloi.a, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splendid appetite for breakfast. While you arc enjoying your breakfast the water and phosphate Is quietly ex tracting a large volume of water from the blood and getting ready for a thorough flushing of all tho Ihsldo organs. The millions of people who are bothered with constipation, bilious si-ells, stomach trouble, rheumatism; others who have sallow akins, blood disorders and sickly complexions are urged to get a quar.-er pound of lime' stone phosphate from the drug storo which will cost, very little, but Is -.uff elent (to make anyone a pro nounced crank on the subject ot sternal sanitation, WANTKD Man and wlfo without children tor work on ranch, (leo. A Mansfield, phone 22-Fi:!, Kagle Point. 1S7 WANTKD Men. 2.!10 and board. Webster Ranch, 1 'A miles north of Jacksonville. 191 HELP WASTKI FKMALK WANTED Women, salary $24 full lino, 50c an hour sparo time, dis tributing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Permanent. Experience unnecessary. Apply Guarantee Mills, Norrlstown, Pa. WASTKIJ MISCKLLANKOU8 WANTKD Housekeeper for whole or part of time lor man and son. Address P. O. Box 1 1 :', I , Mnilfnrd. Stato wages expected. Refereiif-i s. I'OI.ITICAL ANXOli.M'KMIATS Kilt OH .VTY JI IH.K Virtu for M. 1'nnlln A probate lawyer who knows bow to administer estates. Is honest, ef (lclent, favors good roads, saving county money and low taxes. Adr KOIt SIIKItlFI-' W. O. Garrett announces himself as an independent candidate for the office of sheriff of Ja'.kson county. Adv I am tho regular republican nom Ineo for .Sheriff of .l.icsson county and will appreiitc yo-ir support on Nov. ii. If elected I rroniso strict law enforcement and an economical business adminislrai.oi. C. I.". TI-:i;RII.L. of Iwike Creek. (Adv -Two pigs weight c iout J. M Mall Tribune. WANTED 7i lbs. WANTED To hire man and team Call evenings. C. W. Isaacs. WANTED l-'lve-rooni bungalow. Have client who will trade flrst eldns alfalfa land with paid up wnter right, clear, located near Kennwlck, Washington, for mod ern five-room bungalow In Med ford. Can Include some cash. Page-Dressier Co., .120 East .Main street. 190 WANTED Furnish d housekeeping rooms by mother and daughter. Phono SOK-M. 1 87' WANTED To hire, good work horse 1 200 or over. Frank Wight, R. It., Medford, Oregon. 1!I2 WANTED Houses to more, kulld, repair or wreck. Phone 488-M or 4KK.X. WANTED It. II, Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes. Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and make short time loans on any old thing. roil KENT Hlt'HEKKKPINQ IIOOMS. FOR RENT Housekeeping suit', also large, airy well rurnlslied bed room. I2S South Holly Moderate rent, Mrs, ClnrvHce tads, rott i:i-:i'I:i:sktative I am the rcpiihlir-in"candidate for representative fro n tbe sih repre sentative di.itriu mid will apprerlat your support on Nov-mber -.th and I will, If rlerted, work and vole for the ratlflcaiio:! of the national pro hibition amendment. .1. A. WESTERLt ND. My number on ballot Is 40. (Adv I believe it Is better to run a plow to feed our fightera tiian to sit be hind the steerlng-g'.nr ot an automo bile hunting votes; therefore I w rely upon your support without personal campaign. Adv. , 1). .M. LOWE, Talent. I a.n a candidate for re-election to the Slate 1,-phlnluro. If my efforts at the Inst session meet approval, would appreciate your support. Adv. MEN.I. ('. SHELDON. I-'Oll STATU SENATOIt lr. diaries T. Sweeney My eight years residence In south em Oregon, intlmato knowledge tho needs of every community of our county, and experience In the last session of the last session of the leg Islatnre, I feel amply flta me to look after Jackson county's Intoresta. (Adv C. M. THOMAS) Served In last session of the legls lature and Is the republican nominee for state senator, Adv 10 "OH, IF 1 COED BREAK THIS COLD! Almost as soon os said with Dr. King's New Discovery Get a bottle today! The raoiditv with which this fiftV" vear-old family remedy relieves coughs. colds and - mild bronchial attacks is what has kept its popularity on the Increase year by year. -t This standard reliever of colds and coughing spells never loses friends. It docs quici.iy auu uiiisuuuy wiui it i recommended to do. One trial puts it in your medicine cabinet as absolutely indispensable. 60c and $1.20. Bowels Usually Clogged? Rerulate them with safe. si. re. com fortable Dr. King's New Life Pills. Correct that biliousness, headache, sour stomach, tongue coat, by elimia ating the bowcl-cloggincss, 25c. FOH SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALli Modern six-room house, four closets and batb. close In. Phone 052-R. 209 FOH SALE LIVESTOCK - FOR SALE Brood sows, will farrow- in from two to three weeks. Phone 351-Y. F. Y. Allen. 11 FOR SALE One brown horse weight 1200; one set farm double harness. Union Darns, phone l.f 1 186- FOR SALE- yaara old. -Young brood mare, five Phone 627-K. . VJi FOR SALE Good young cow, Phono R-13M. son. 1S7 CKIC.STi:r5 PiJJi. 1 I" ' -.'.J.,- - ,. CtjftX i-J '-J i,ii . ?.''y 1) JWISSIO br WIS'iSTS YR.-.iHuE HISIXESS OP!tUTr.lTlES I -I. a . i ,i t i: i.i ,i , bii jo'in i:iar,u I',-j yvjiii-ntii!lc;t,M' r V FOR SALE lUllb-ji- sbnp ami resi dence at Tali-nf, for xalu ur trad.) for Medford properly. ( A. T. .J aiuhan. Talent, ore. vju FOIl SALE llest iiav'iiK wood bu-l- ness In southern Oreuun. Vall'-v Fuel company, tor. ij.-cond and Kir streets. l'.'j .MISCKI.I.ANEOt S SOWS HltEl) to n-tt'.siered Dnroc hour ut Sehuehard Orchard. Sor- vice fee S'J.tm. Phono t',ll-U,!, 1S7 . MONEY TO LOAN' . MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy Lib erty llonds. .1. II. Andrews, No. 31 North (iratie. Phono U-I7-.I. if ItlHIXI'SS lllltl:TOUY MlllilU l-'.H'rtH CAMPI1EI.L fz LH.IKC.ItAN mines promoting nsoi-lallon; mining pro perties llileil for sale, sampled and reports rendered, oniii- ;ind assay laboratory at 107' North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. S:iniplcs by mall given prompt attention. Altorneya PORTER j7EFF7"ATll)rneyriirdTw, rooms S and '.I. Medford National Bank Building. . A. E. Reames. Corey Building. Lawyer. Garnett- Auto KuplK- LAIIER AI'TO SPRINGS Co. We aro operating the largest, old- st and host equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Cso our sprinu when others fall. Sold under writ Ion guarantee. 2 4 North Fifteenth 6t., Portland, Oregon. FOR SALE . , Two fresli cows; Sows and pigs; - Ono good work team, will trade for team of mules. Mlrnvisla Orchard, Phone &D7-J3- -'OR SALE A small band of good range ewoa; also ewe lambs and soino bucks. 0. Rosenberg, Mod ford Hotel. finrhngo GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for I'.io summer. Cult on tho city garbage wagons for good sorvleo. Phono 1-Y. J. Y. Allen. KxK-rt Accountant FOIt SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE Sieel drum stump pul ler and cable, $20.(10. Phono 44f-J or cull 504 North Grnpo. l'Jl FOR SALE lllueslem und Wash ington Hybrid seed wheat. -11. W, Blnghum. Phone 5U7-JU. FOR SALE Dluostem seed wheat, weighs 02 lbs. to tho bushel. Price $2.10. W. D. Hodgson, Ashland, phono 237-.I. US FOR SALE 1 0 1 s Ford touring ear. good as new, $4i5. Phono 54S-. 1S7 FOR SALE Notice to those that want the best rtah lump coal. Can order now. Strirtly cash on de livery. Eads Coal Co. ISO FOIt SALE Holt caterpillar tractor, .Midget atylo, 1917 model. i.Now working dally at Berkeley Orch ards. Hamilton l'atton, 1511 West Main street. 1S7 FOR SALE Misnion grapes, lb. Phone sCH-lt. lc per ISS FOR SALE A 1 Dodge touring ear. Phone 1.12-J. 1K FOH SALE Steel trailer. J. W. Mitchell. Apply to ISO FOR SALE-Tfin-R2. -Corn fodder. I'hone 1SS FOIt SALE '.00 feet of 4-Inch black casing. Hampton Orchard. Phone 4HS-RI. FOIt SALE -Pet alu ma r.oo-egg Inm bator. used onlv two times. $ in no II. H. INye. I" WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wll Bon, C. P. A. Aak iiboia our now and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuahlo to any ' business as a time-saver giving full business detail. M. P. & ii. llldg., Medford. Phono ir,7-lt. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON 1 1 A IGI IT Teacher of piano und harmony. linlKht .Murli; Studio, -tut Garnctt-Corcy Bids. Phono 72. liisiiranf-o ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire. Accident, Automobile. Liability polf-los writ ten Willi he-it English and Eastern Companies. Olfiiu 4us Carnvtl Corey llldg. EARL S. TI'MV General Insurance office. Fire, Automobile, A-i l-huit, Liability, Plain Glass, Hay or Grain 111 field or barn; also Live stock. Contract and liili'ety loads. Exrellent com panics, good local service. No. 2IU Garuell-I'ori y llldg., L. L. Cathcart, .Manager. 1'laiilng .Mill THOMAS MOFFAT -General mill work, sash, iloois. mu'ild:u;-s and screens. Shop -LI7 S. Fir. I'hone Ml. liiy-lrlaiis and Surgeons Tilt. W. W. HOWAItn " - l- oii.nhic phvftjt ian. ::o:i c.u neC-Corey build ing. Phone i:;ii. DR. J. .1. EMM! FOR SALE - Com. C. W. Isaacs. Call evenings. I"(R SALE Corn at Lofland ranch. .'! i-fc mllm southwest of Medford. Phone l-Fl. IS FOR SALE Dry oak stumps. Wch Bter Ranch, I 'i miles north Jack sonville. 191 Fon Kirn a. wit. WILL EXCHANGE Fine ewe lambs for fat wether lambs weighing II pounds more. I). Rosenberg, Med ford llotnl. FOR EXCHANGE Two acres, well lmproed, tn the city of Ashland, for larger place. Cljile Sharp. 2H Grant street. 1 :iu FOIt HALF, OR EXCHANGE A Ford aulo for heavy work team. V.. G Whiteside, Central Point, It. I" D 2. 1ST' FOIt TRADE Three light wanons to trad" for hogs. Phone 407-Y. evenings. JSC LOST Poc-ketbonk containing three kevs. riease return to Mall Trili une. iso FOII ItKNT MIHCKLLASKOLH. FOIt RENT :,o-are well improved ranch a, -out one mile west of Phoenix. For particulars inquire Monarch Seed F-d Co.. .117 East Main street, .Medford, Ore Phono 2RO. . FOII Rf-:T APARTMK1T1. FOR RENT One completely fur Blebd apartment, Hotel Holland. Phy--li-l.nl nnd aurccou. i-rrtctire lll-lll-il to eve. ear, nose and tluoat. Hws kcUmi tificaliy li-i.-l anil glasses sup plied. Oculist aud Au: . ! for S. P. 11. It. Co. Ulfie-s M. 1". k. li. Co. llldg. Phone ..'',7. lilt. I-'. G. C Mtl.OW DR. EVA MAI.vS ( WIII.OW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 4111-4 I 7 (lain- II Corey Hid;;. Phone '."-!-!.. Residence 2ii S. l.auiel Street. Printers n:i-l I'litdi-bei-s tho MEDFOKD PRINTING CO. hi st eriuipi-eil print,!!-; luiii -- in Soullii rn Oregon. I'ouli hindln :, loose leaf l.-.lc rs, billing i.i,n-ma, etc. PorihiU'l uli is. 27 North Fir St. Transfer EAIS TKANSFKlTi ST( ll GE CO. Office 42 North 1 noil M. I'h i':n 31S. Prices righ;. .--er.l n-i.tr-an!eei. I Won't Last Long 2:aiTi' jiirnH'ii i jhh Ii wiili ir riijiit ion, jjooil liii!iinus, mi paved )iii;liw;iy, I here ;t;v scvci'iil otlicl' ;r"-iil iliinu! aliini) this i if it y. TIic iva son lilt' owiit-p has il. - i.h 'l I" sell is solely on ai-roiint nl" Iniyiiitr a lar.irci' i'la--t' 1 1. ;:'- ill- Dlnrc sl-cl. Wf.'A'iil hi- hl irivc yon fiirthiT t!r tails itlxiiit (his j.rotHTty iC you will call in. Brown & White 1 Soatb Fur S'roet,