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Newspaper Page TextirFJ)FOTlT) MATT, TRTBUNTC, MEDFORTi". ORIWOX, THURSDAY. OCTOBER IMS PAOE FIVE LANSING TELLS TURKEY OFFER IS SENT ALLIES WASHINGTON, Oct. 31. Secre tary Lunsing toduv notified the Turk ish government Hint the United States will brine it reouost lor an armis tice to the attention of the govern ments' at war with Turkey. The soeretarv made public a note to .the Spanish ambassador, through whom the Turkish plea for an armis tice arid peace negotiations similar to those of Germany and Austria was delivered October 14. The note addressed to Ambassador Rinno, follows: "1 did not fail to lav before the president the note which von address ed on the 14th iiistant and handed lo me ort that date. "Acting under the 'instructions of vour government voti enclosed with that note tho text of a communication received bv the minister for foreign nffnirs of Spain, from the charge d'affaires of Turkey nt Madrid on October 12, in which the irood off iocs of tha government of' Spain' were sought.to bring to the attention of the president the reauest of the imperial Ottoman government that he take upon himself thetnsk of the re -establishment of peace,' and that be no tify all belligerent states of the re onest and invite thorn to delegate plenipotentiaries to initiate negotia tions, the imperial Ottoman govern ment accepting as a basis for the ne gotiations the program laid down bv the president in his message to con gress of January 8. 1018. and in' hid RtibseQUcnt declarations, especially his Rpcech of September 27. It is further requested hv the imperial Ottoman government .that stens be taken for the immediate conclusion of a general armistice on land, on sea nnd in the nir. "Bv the direction of the president I have the honor to inform vour ex cellency that the government of the United States will bring the commu nication of the Turkish charge d'af faires, to the knowledge of the gov ernments at wnr with Turkey. "Accept, excellency, the renewed nssuranecs of my highest considera tion. . (Signed "ROBERT lAXSIXG.' PRISONERS TELL coWTWry WHY LONDON1, Oct. 31. Ever since the big Zeppelin night raid on London October 1,7, 1917; the public' has be lieved that the Zeppelin commanders stopped, their onglnos and allowed tho giant, oraft to drift silently with the wind across the city which was unaware of the enemy's presence un til bombs were actually dropped. But tbe facts, now made known, were that the apparent silence of the Zeppelin engines was due partly to abnormal acoustical conditions, part ly to the great height at which the airships flew In order to be above the range of British anti-aircraft fire. end partly because sortie of the en Bines did stop altho not by any de sire of their engineers. The few en ginesthaf stopped, prisoners have disclosed, did so because the crews wore too height-sick to opcrato them Kxports say that the abnormal acoustics of that night are not likely to recur and there probably will be no return of the "silent" Zeppelin Airplanes, on tho other hand, are capable of making a silent descent upon a town, as was proved, it is pointed out, by the raid of British machines on Mannheim on the night of August 25. One pilot glided down to 200 feet from an altitude of 5000 lie was enabled to make a direct hit with every bomb dropped and he cir cled around for seven minutes. sweeping the Dadlsche poison gas factory and other works; also search lights, with machine-gun fire . nnd finally got away scot free. SALEM, Oct. 31.1 Four years of the Oregon state penitentiary under the' administration of Governor Withycombe will have cost , the tax payers of Oregon5 dlip'rciluiatcly ? 157,000 more than if cost them un der tho administration of Governor West. , ThlB increase is in the face of the fact that there is, and for a long time past lias been, a much smaller popu lation at the state prison under the Withycombo administration than there was under the wliolo' of the West administration.' - Nor does the answer repeatedly made by the sponsors for the Withy combe administration that war time conditions aro responsible for the steadily mounting deficiencies at the penitentiary give full satisfaction. Increase 74 Per Cent The figures Show that while the per capita cost at the .penitentiary has increased approximately 74 per cent from $18.37 tb $31.98 per month during the past two years, the per capita cost of running the state hos pital under the superintendence ol Dr.-R. E. Stc'.nor baa increased ap proximately only 10 per cent from $15.93 to $17.58 per month during the same perior of time. The 1911 legislature gave the pen itentiary for the' first two years of the West administration, $142,000 for maintenance, and $21,250 for im provements. During that biennium fire damaged the auditorium to the extent of $1600, which was voted as a deficiency by the 1913 legislature, making the total cost of the prison for the first two years $164,850. The 1913 legislature gavo West $147,000 to maintain tho prison and $5C.i00 for improvements, $29,050 of which was UBed, the remainder going to the general fund, maklm? the cost for tho last two years $176,050, and the total for the four years $341,500. Rig Deficiencies Noted The 1915 legislature gave Gover nor Withycombe $17S,000 for the maintenance of tho penitentiary and $10,2a0 for Improvements. The 1917 legislature voted $22,292.37 to cover deficiencies in -the maintenance ac count and $9267.44' for deficiencies In the Improvement account of the two preceding years, making the to tal cost of the 1915-17 biennium $219,809.81. Tho 1917 legislature gave Withycombo $183,000 for main tenance of the penitentiary and-f 24,- 5.70 for improvements, while the emergency board has already voted $70,000 to cover deficiencies In maintenance for the past two years, together with an additional sum of $750 to cover deficiencies in im provement account, making tlio total cost of tho penitentiary, already In sight, for tho past two years mount to $278,705,70. This brings tho total for tho four yenrs, 1915 to 1918 In clusive, up to $498,515.51. The difference between .$498,- 515.51 and $341,500 IS $157,015.51, which is the excess in the cost to the lixpayers of tbe penitentiary under tho administration of Governor Wlthycorh'be over its cost under tho administration of Governor West. The Outbursts of E,verett True By CONDO HHAt ewSlNCSS HAve YOU tJoT IVNQ TiPO ? You ju3T hake thc scrvics that much worse For Those iwho Rervse T wy fHS FRopristor'S SflC5RlfeS AS fcrtS-L. AS THOSS k(f) CN't AF FORD TO ClV.TIfS: Alt' I rVWON vO KNOW, AS UPt-L AS YOUR. OROOQR AW YoufV VU-OR, THAT YOU CAN'T AFOKT IT CtTHK. Hi no BE PRINTED FRIDAY WASHINGTON. Oct. 31. Attor ney General Gregory announced to day that Charles K. Hughes' report on air production which he had Just transmitted to President Wilson would be given out tonight for pub lication in tho newspapers tomorrow morning. Get a small packngo of Hamburg Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a tnblespoonful of the tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a leva and drinK a teacup mil at nny ime duriitg the "lay or before retiring, t is the most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it oens the pores of th& skin, relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus driving a cold from tbe system. Try it the next time you suffer from a cold or the prlp. It is Inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore safe ud harmless. AUSTRIAN PLEA SENT 10 ALLIES WASHINGTON. CM. 111. An triii's new plea lo Presuk'nt Wilson for nn armistice nnd pence lerms lias been transmitted to the allied iov ernments. Secretary Laninir announced late todav that there would he no formal replv to Austria's latest note, hut that the Swedish minister would he told yerhnlly that the Austrian ap peal had taken "the usual course" and hod hcen communicated to the allied chancellories. SUPPLY HOUSE OF STATES PREMIER HKHXK. Oct. :il. Austriii-Iluii-irarv was '"it tin fuitlil'iil lo her ugreu inents with Germany when she sent the recent notes lo the L'nilcd States, l'rof. Lainmnseh, tbe new Austrian premier, declared to the party lenders in lenna Wednesday, cording to the oHicinl lenna Lor-1 rospondence lhircau. He said all the nations desire in bring un end to the war bv the most liunnrahlc means possible. Tbe German . government, lu ex plained, had been informed -" hours beforehand of the measures which Austriu-lliingnrv bad been compelled to take. He addeil that tbe German government was awure one vcar ago thai Austria-Hungary was unable lo continue the struggle beyond a certain time. Kepreseutnl ives of the German gov ernuient and the German emperor bad been warned several occa sions, ihe premier continued, that Austria-Hungary would hold out n inng as the military, financial anil economic situation permitted. I'rot'essior I.unininseli said be be lieved the troops nt the front would reimiin fail III ul to discipline. The government had lakeii all measures I.) bring !v."'k 'he troops to their homes in the niosl rapid and ino.-t orderly manner pn:-siM', If the sol diers quit the front prematurely ami in disorder the supply svslcm would be endanuere'1. The Austrian government is nni ir.ated bv democratic convictions, but helices that definite ic-iion4 can nlv be taken vln-n the soldiers return from the trout. Meanwhile, measures only be taken when the soldiers return will be submitted Inter to a free and general vote. The frontiers of the different nn lional domains in the nionareliv, the Premier nde'ed. v, ill lixed bv agree ment between the n ilions. choice, $8(5 8.25; medium to good $5.75 7.25; fair to medium $4.75rf 5.75; eannors $Si&4; bulls ;Hi7 calves $9cj 12; storkcrs and feeders Sli lil s. Hogs steady; receipts 55 1. Prime mixed $17. 10ft 17.35; medium mixed $lG.S5(!t 17; rough heavies $1h'ji 15.10; pigs $14f15; bulk $li. Sheep steady; receipts flvo. Prime Iambs $115 : 12; fair to medium $8(!r 10; yearlings $10(f 11; wethers $'.5j 10; ewes $6.50 8.50. rtlRBKB, Ariz., Oct. 31. Kirs or undetermined origin early today de stroyed the supply house of the Cop per Queen branch of the Phelps Dodgo company, causing a loss estim ated at $250,000. it was said that some of the lost materials could trot ho replaced under existing war conditions. Coughed So Ilo CoiiTun f Sleep Bronchial coughs, tickling In throat and asthmatic spasms break one's rest and weaken onoyo that the sys tem la run-down and serious sickness may result. Enos Halbert, Paoll. Ind., writes: "I had a severe cold tbla fall and coughed continually at night; could hardly sleep. The first bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar re lieved me, entirely curing my cough." It covers irritated membranes with a healing and soothing coating, loosens phlegm and clears nlr passages. For pale by McdforU fharmacjr. G TONS OF EXPLOSIVES WASHINGTON'. Oct. 31. Ilomb. inz units attached lo t lie American First and Second nnnie- dropped s'x tons of explosives vesterdnv nn Itar ricourt linvoneville nnd I.oncuvou. General PershinK reports in his eom muninuo for this niortiim:. North of Grand l're troops of the First annv occupied Helleioveii'-e farm. INFLUENZA PASI . LOSING IIS W SAN' Fb'AM'tSCn. (i,. San Francisco was rijpiillv ruMi'ie, itself of Spanish inlliicuza epidemic, beallh olf'ieials nntmiineed hep' enrlv today. Hut 77 c.ise- developed between j o'clock hist ni"lit and 11 o'clock to day, as a-iuin-t lHti cn-.es for the same Inerii.d M'steriiav. Iteturns bv mail were tabulated nl (171 at the smnc hour as av.'iinsl 807 v-terdnv. There were .'III deaths. 1 llllttCP PORTI.AiViU, Oct. 31. Hatter un sottled. City creamery prints, extras box lots, fiOC'iO.lc; cartons, box lots, CI ft 64c: half boxes V4c more; less than half boxes 1c. more. Huyln price butterfat, Portland, C3tiC7c cube extras (iOc. I'gs POUT', AND. (let. 2G. Kggs sell Ing price, candled 05c.; selected can died in cartons 08c. Portland (Iratn WHEAT $2.20 basis; barley none; oats, $54 bid: orn, No. yellow, $54 bid. JI1IJ, STUFFS Mill run f. o, mill, carlots, $29. P .: mixed cars, $30.15; less than cn riots. $30.65 HAY Timothy, $30;i; alfalfa, $27.50; grain, $2i - Oats, $55 bid; corn $58 Mil. DBDTX HOT TEA FOR A BAD COLD WANTED llousokoepor, light work. no washing; good wagos. Cu.l Jacksonville 390. 190 WANTED Women, salary $24 full line, 5 DC an hour spare time, dis tributing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Permanent. Experience unnecessary. Apply Guarnntee Mills, Norrlstown, Pa, RUB BACKACHE LUMBAGO FOll RKN'T Six-room modern bun galow In flrBt-cluss shape. Range connected. Garage. Phone 4 88-X RIGHT OUT Hub Pain and Stiffness away with a small bottlo of old honest St. Jacobs Liniment ., Wben vour back is sore and lame or lumbago, seiatien or rheumatism has on stiffened up, don t sntter I oet a 30 cent bnttle of old, honest "ht. Jacobs Liniment" at. any drue store, pour a little In your hand and rub it riirht into the win or nehe, and by the tune you count niry, tne soreness anu lameness is pone. , llon't stay crippled ! This soothing, penetrating oil needs to be used only once. It takes the ache nnd pain right out of your back and ends the misery. It Is m'a'slcnl, yet absolutely harmless and doesn't burn the skin. Notlontr else, stops lumbago, sciatica and lumc bucK misery so promptly HKU IIAMU WANTED Men. 2.50 and board. Webster flanch, 1 lj miles north of Jacksonville. 191 WA.VI t I. .limCKLLANKOUa WANTED 'Have buyer for 80 to 100 ncre tract, mu:-:t be suod soil. udanted for general farming. lion nett lnvestmc.it Co. 191 WANTED Housekeeper for whole nr nart nf ttnin for mnn and son Address P. O. Hox 1131, Medford Stato wages expected. References. WANTED To hire man and team Call evenings. C. W. Isaacs. WANTED Five-room bungalow. itlavo client who will trade first class alfalfa land with piiid. up water right, clear, locatod near Kenowick, Washington, for mod- ern five-room bungalow In Med ford. Can tncludo somo cash Pago-Drossier Co., 320 East Main streot. ' 190 WANTED To biro, good work horso 1200 or over. Frank Wight, H. R. Medford, Oregon. 19 VYA.VfKIJ riousea to nun, mild, repair or wreck. Phone 4K8-M or 4RX-X WANTED K. H. Toft buys uoerty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg. . ments, escrow contracts, eto., and makes short time loans on any old thing. POLITICA I, AXXOUM'KMF.XTS flTY OI I'ICFS I nnnounce my. candidacy fnr th office of Recorder of tho City of Medford, nnd respectfully solicit your support. (Adv.) H. D. HOWARD. QKLP WAXTEI FKMALH ron rem nousKtt. FOll RENT On November 1st, com pletely furnished three-room npurt mont, electric heat. The Uerben. Phone 350. FOR R10NT- bungatow. -One S and one 7-room 820 West Twelfth. FOH RENT M IHOKLLANBOUH. FOR SALE Oil TRADE 80 ncros Hood land near Eiigone. teo owner at 324 South Orange. Phone 740-M. 190 FOR HKVr AIMRTMKHTS. FOR RENT Ono completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. LOST Purse containing a flvo dol lar bill, Tuesday evening, Wost Slnin street. Telephone 123. 189 LOST Ono bunch koys. Namplato on keys marked Ends Bros. Re ward. Roturn to Eads Trrnsfer Co. 189 JIUSIXKSS OPPORTUNITIES SOU SALE Harbor shop and resi dence at Talent, for sale or trade for Medford property. A. T. Mc Alnhan, Talout, Ore. 190 FOR SALE Bent paying wood busi ness In southorn Oregon. Valley Fuol company, cor. Second and Fir streets. 189 MOXKY Ttl I,hAV FOR RENT 80-arre ranch, about 50 ncros under cultivation, 1H miles from town. 10 acres for reat. good buildings, close to school. J. W. Wakeflold. FOR RENT r,0-oero well Improved ranch about ono mile west of Phoenix. For particulars Inquire Moaarch Seed & Feed Co., 317 East Main street, Medford, Ore. Phone 260. FOll SALR RF.AL ESTATE. FOR SALE Modern six-room house. four closets and bath, close In. Phone 652-11. 209 FOR SALE A No. 1 farm. 104 acres under ditch. Phone 16-F11, or aadress C. Carey, Talent. 191 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Two Iron gray coltB, weight about 1400 and 1500, throe and four years old; good stock, Apply N. Riuingor, Ashland, Ore. 192 MONEY TO LOAN on good real estnte security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. U. Androws, No. 31 North Grape. Phone 647-J. tf IU'BIXKSS IHRKCTORY- Mlnlug Experts CAMPBELL & LILJEGRAN promoting association; mining pro perties listed for Bale, sampled and reports rendorod. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Camples by mail given prompt attention. Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law. rooms S and 9, Medford .National Bank Building. A. E. Reames. Lawyer, Garnett Corey Building. Auto Supplies FOR SALE Weanling pig's. $5.00 each. D. W. Wheeler, Colemnn Creek? 192 FOii SALE Throe horses; ewes $10.00. Pigs. Call 12-F11, Mer Idinn Orchard, noon or evenings. FOR SALE Brood sows, will farrow in from two to three weeks. Phono 351-Y. F. Y. Allen. 1D1 FOR SALE ycars old. -Young brood mure, flvo Phono 627-R. 193 FOR SALE Two fresh cows; Sows and pigs: One good work team, will trade for team of mules. Mlrnvlsta Orchard, Phono 597-J3 FOR SALE A small band of good range ewes; also owo lambs and sonio bucks. D. Rosenberg, Med ford Hotel. FOR BALIC MIHOKLLANKOUH. FOR SALE Corn, 2 Vic per lb. E E. Morrison, R. 1, Medford. Phone 539-J3. 190 LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We aro operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when othors fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Got your premises cleaned up tor the summer. Call on tho city garbage wagons for good servlco. Phoue 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. ExH?rt Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wll w!, C. P. A. Ask about our new anu simplified method of account- ing. Particularly valuable to any business as a time-saver giving full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Modford. Phone 157-R. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON 11 A1G1IT Teacher of piano nnd harmony. Hnlght Music Studio, 401 Gnrnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72. Insurance I am tho present Incumbent, and candidate for rn-eleetlo'i lo tho office of Ci.7 Recorder. I 1U appreciate your su.);urt next Tuesday. (Adv.) M. L. AI.FORD. Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning Get In the habit of drinking a glass of hot water before breakfast. TODAY'S IMEIS l.lve-to-k PORTLAND, Oct. 31 Cattle steady; receipts 50. Steers, prime. $12 Tf 12. .10: good to rhoirn $11 Si 12: medium to gootl $9.75'ii 11: fair lo medium 5.25 '" 9.2., ; ennillinu to fair $5.75 rn S, 25; cows and hclfern, We're not here lonK, so let's make our stay ngreeahle. Lot us llvo well, eat well, digest well, work well, sleep well, and look well, what a glorious condition to attain, and yet, how very ensy It is If one will only adopt tho morning inside hath, Folks who nre accustomed to feel dull and heavy when they arise, split ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tonguo, nasty breath, acid stomnch, can, Instead, feel as fresh as a dnlsy by opening the sluices of the system each morning and flushing out tho whole of tho internal poisonous stag nant matter. Everyone, whether ailing, sick or well, should, each morning, before breakfaBt, drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of llmestono piiosphste In It to wash from the stomach, liver nnd bowels the previous day'B Indigestible Waste, Hour bllo and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entlro alimentary canal before putting moro food into the stomach. Tho action of hot water und limestone phosphate on an empty stomach is wonderfully In vigorating, ft cleans out nil tho sour fermentations, gases, wasto nnd acidity and gives one a splendid appetite for breakfast. While you aro enjoylttg your breakfast tho water and phosphate Is quietly extracting a largo volume of water from tho Mood nnd getting ready for a thorough flushing of all tho Insldo CiT&ns. The millions of people who Bro bothered with constipation, bilious spells, stomach trouble; others who have sallow skins, blood disorders nnd sickly complexions aro urged to got a quarter pound of llmostono phosphate from the drug store. This will cost very little, but Is sufficient to make anyone n pronounced crank on ths sublet of Inside-bathing before break' fast FOR I XTV JUDGE Yoto for M. ,1'nrriin A probate lawyer who knows how to administer eslntcs. Is honest, ef ficient, favors good roads, saving county money und low taxes. Adv. FOR SHERIFF W. O. Garrett announces himself as an Independent cnndldntn for the 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 Nov. 5. If elected I promise strlot law enforcement nnd an economical, business administration. C. E. TEiiltlLL. of Lake Creek. (Adv.) KOI! ItEPItr.SF.XTATIVH I am the republican candidate for representative from the Sth repre sentative district and will appreciate your support on .November Mb and I will. If elected, work and vote for tho ratification of tho national pro hibition amendment J. A. WESTERLUNI). My number on ballot is 4 0. (Adv.) I believe It is hotter lo run a plow to feed our fighters than to sit be hind the steering-gear of an nutomn bile hunting votes; therefore 1 will rely upon your support without a personal campaign. Adv. I). M. LOWE, Talent, I nm a candidate for re-election to the State Lerl.ilaturo. If my efforts at tho lat session meet opproval, 1 would apprei late your support, Adv. BUN.I, C. SIII'.LIlO'N, FOR STATE SKXATOIl llr. (Iinrbfi T, Hwoeney My eight yesrs residence In south orn Oregon, inllmnto knowledge of the needs of every community of out county, and experience in the Inst session of the Inst session of the leg islature, I reel amply fits mo to look after Jackson county's Interests. (Adv.) FOR SALIC Dry, well seasoned np plo wood, cut to stovo length and iered for delivery. Also second hand hack wagon, farm tools and Implements. Apply to Kenneth Beebo, Central Point. Telephone 12!. 194 ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident, Automolille, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Offlco 408 Garnett Corey Hldg. FOR SALE A seven-passongcr 1915 Hudson, 6-40, in Al condition. Inquire Ashland Garago, Ashland, Oro. 193 FOR SALE Ford touring car, good running order, $2r,0.00 cash. KI7 West Tonth street. 191 FOR SALE Ham; nlso lop for hack. Cheap. Can -be seen ut 7 42 West Fourteenth street. 1S9 FOll SALE Small sound Bpples on tree, 4 0c per box. Gold Range, phono 403-11. 192 FOll SALE Five tons baled alfalfa stored in garage; must sell at oneo. By ton or hale. Phone 842-R. FOR SALE Stool drum slump pul ler and cable, $20.00. Phone 4 41-J or call 504 North Grape. 191 FOR SALE Itlnestem nnd Wash ington Hybrid seed wheat. II. W. Bingham. Phono .j97-.i:i. FOll SALE Bluestem seed wheat, weighs 62 His. to tho bushel. Price $2.10. W. IJ. Hodgson, Ashland, phono 237-J. 1S9 FOll SALE A 1 Phono 132-J. Dodgo touring car. 1S9 FOR HAM: ,".00 feot of 4-Inch black casing. Hampton Orchard. Phone 4iis-IU. FOR SALE -Corn. C. W. Isaacs. Call ovcnlng? FOR KXOIAiVOK. WILL EXCHANGE Flno ewe lambs for fat wether lambs weighing 14 pounds more. D. Rosenborg, Med ford Hotel. FOR EXCHANGE -Two acres, well improved, In tho city of Ashland, for larger place. Clydo Sharp, 211 Or.-int. street. 1 90 f. M. THOMAS Served In last session of the legis lature and is tha republican nomlneo (T ?tnl9 senBlnr, Adv, s;;o p, nj, INTF.ItCUIln rttTOOAH CO TIME CARD Leave Medford for Asnvand, Talent and Pboenlz dall, 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 9:30 p. m. Loave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 6:80. Sunday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m., and 13:30, 4:30 and EARL S. TUM Y Oenernl Insurance offleo, Firo, Automobile, Accldont, Liability, Plato Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonds. F,xcnllent companies, good local service. No. 210 Garnott-Coroy Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager! 'Inning Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and scroens. Shop 437 S. Fir. PhOne 184. ' Physicians nnd Kurgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. .1. J. EM MENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, onr, noso and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for B. P. R. It. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co. Bldg. Phone 667. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAI.VS CARIXW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Gnrnett-Corey Bldg. t Phone 904-L. Residence 2 6 S. Laurel Streot. Printers nnd Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the host equipped printing offlco In Southern Orogon. lloolc binding, looso leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. Trnnsfin- EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices 'right. Service guaranteed. Won't Last Long 23 afro alfalfa ranch with ir rigation, good buildings, on paved highway, tlioro arO Movcral other good things about this property. The rea son tho owner has decided to sell is solely on account oE luiying a larger place to han dle more stock. We will be glad to give you further de tails about this property ii you will call in. Brown & White