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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEPFOUD," OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. S, iflis PACE FIVE TODAY'S MARKETS. Livestock PORTLAND, Nov. 8. Cilttlo steady; receipts 2111. Steers, prime $12.2.i12.7u; good to choice $11 12; medium to good ilOftll; fuir to medium $8.500 9.50; common to fair jog's; cows and heifers $8.25 iff 8.75; medium to good f 8.30ft 7.50; fair to medium $5.50 (Ji 6.50; canncrs $34; bulls $57.u0; calves $9S 12; mockers and feeders fti'ji S. Hogs steady; receipts .1392. Prime mixed $17.25 17.35; medium mixed $17 (a-1 7.25; rough heavies -$1 5.25 fa 15.35; pigs $1415; bulk $17.25. Sheep steady; receipts 156. Prime lambs tn.B012.50; fair to me dium t8.5010.50; yearlings ?10S 11; wethers $910; ewes $6.50 (g. S.50. JSuttev PORTLAND, Nov. 8. Butter un settled. City creamery prints, extras box lots 60 03c; half boxes M:C more; less than half boxes 1c more. Buying price butterfat, Portland, 63 tft 67c; cube extras 00c. Poultry l PORTLAND, Nov. 8. Hons 26 5P 28 'f'V. turkeys, live 80S 32c; dress ed 38 f 40c. Portland Grain Oats $54 bid; corn $50.00 bid. Mlllstuffs Mill run f. o. b. mill; Carlots $32.10; mixed cars $32.60; less than carlots $34.10 (ft 35.1 0; roll ed barley $355!l; rolled oats $61(fi) 65; ground barley $56 1( 00; alfalfa meal $4044.. I ASHLAND AND TONIY 'Kxcitenu'iit, not to mention casual interest, over tlie recent city election never even reached the heights of mediocrity. With one exception all the officials chosen were re-elected, ineludini' C. !. Iauikin, mavor; Oor-, trude liiede, recorder; U. (1. Kubanta, i treasurer. CumiciliiU'.f'mm tlie First whrd are V. J. Shinn and C. V. J'.an ta; Second ward, C. Y. Hoot and W. A. Turner: Third ward, A. C. Ninin srer und J. II. JMcGee. Park oontmis sioners, Airs. W. M. Polev and V. K. AVatson. Justice of the peace, W. II. Gowdv: constable, J. Hatcher, wlio is also chief of tolee. The charter uinendment to merue city with renral election was almost unanimously adopted. Word iusi received bv Mr. and Mrs. ; E, U. Briiius from Camp Tavlor, Ky., unnounces that "their son has bcn appointed a first lieutenant of infantrv, un advaneenu'nt in rank which is in line with merited promo tio. Many friends will be pleased to learn of Billy's, success in this par ticular branch of the service. lie plans to come home on a furloiiiili sometime this month between the l'Hh ano! 20th, and his parents hope thai his leave of absence will cover the Tlianksijivine holiday period, in which event the homecoming reunion will Have more than ordinary significance. The Valley Jitney line is placing two fine: new ears on the Ashland-Med-l'ori run.' These machines are built especially for th purpose, the etiujp me;it beine complete as to comfort ami convenience. For sometime past the jitney service between the two towns has Itcen on a rather undcter-. minute basis, awaiting Hie winter classification schedules. This beintr fixed, it's time to have new time cards issued, the old ones hopv misleadinu' both as to hours and number of trips made daily. Arthur Graham, first serireant in the coast artillery service, who since war was declared, lias been stationed at Kort Stevens, has been transferred to Camp Kustie, Vu., where he will be connected with the supply company of the '27th Artillery C. A. C He w cites friends from Ohio en route that be left "uood old Oreiron," October 127, bound for the eastern assim inent via Omaha, St. Louis and Cin cinnati, DnriiiL' the prevailing peace developments, in company with thou sands of other American soldiers, he probably never will meet with duty over seas except in the event "of a transfer to take the place of pome ar tilleryman, homeward hour.:!. Kev. M. C. Iveed has learned of the death, from influenza, of a nephew. Kllintl Reed, who ?a-sed away re cently at one of the Texas military equips. The voiinir man was li ( years of aye. married, and had been clerk of Clay county in his native state of West Virginia. The Knders department torn i LEXIl Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes Most Women Can Have Say Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Physician Tr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. During these years he pave to hia patients a prescription mrde oi a few well-known vegetable Ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edward-' Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color. Tnese tablets are wonder-workers on tho liver and bowels, which cnuse a noirr:a! action, carrying off the waste and poisca ous matter in or.e'a system. If you have a pale faco, sattcw lcok,duU eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a ljjtless, ino-ood feeling, ail out cf sort inactive pcycls, you t'te one of Dr. Edwards' Olivo Tablets nightly for a time ard note the Fleariiyi results, Thousnnds of women as well as men takft Dr. Edwards O'.ivo Tablet the sue lecroful substitute for calomel now and When iuat to ksep in the pink of condition, ioc aol 2jc per box. AH wugutt. the first establishment in town to re- eive a full line of German trophies in the way of military accoutrements. The irrepressible John Knde-s. now with the Ashland soldier bovs in Fnmce, sent tliem to his brother llenrv. and they are lnimr displayed in that establishment. The invoice includes a steel helmet and n lot of other equipment, such as is ordinarily carried by u private in the ranks. The use of some (if the junk would be rather puzzlimr to an American sol dier. A notebook accompanies the outfit eontninine: many entries, and this will be translated hi time from the Hun vernuculur in .plain Kmlislt. All the articles have seen rouirh usaue. ami constitute a urcasv, if not rrew some exhibit. The interior of 0. II. Johnson's jew elry store has undergone extensive transformations, addinir accommoda tions for additional stock and affoid iiitr better opportunities for display ing the diversity of woods. Until further notice the library will be open at ) a. in. instead of 10. ow iiur to a poiudar expression voiced bv many patrons. The chanre went into el feet Nov. .1. Miss .Mary Walker is a new ac cession to the clerk injr force at Fer guson's store. The Sunshine society cleared near ly $1-10 at its recent rummaire sale which was liberally patronized, not withstanding the multiplicity, of de mands for aid on every hand. With out a doubt private individuals and fraternal organizations will contrib ute freelv to assist the ladies in ear ryimr'a ray of sunshine into needy homes the approaching winter. The name of the society implies this, and the faithful workers have never been found wantinir in anv emergency. Mrs. Klla Mills and Miss J.vdia MeCall. owners. of the building in which the sale was held, readily tendered the free use of the rooms, u considerate act for which the society is especially lirateful. In an appeal signed bv hundreds of women throughout the state in be half of West as United States sena tor on a non-partisan platform "not as democrats, republicans or prohi bitionists, but as loyal American citi zens," who admired the candidate for his energetic stand and outspoken words on notable public quest ions, appeared the names of Airs. Melissa Ashcraft and Mrs. M. Edmunds of this city. John Switzer. the old reliable jani tor of the State bank, and who had served faithfully in that capacity un der several banking1 dispensations! was finally obliged to relinquish the job recently, owing to physical in firmity, he being a sufferer from chronic rheumatism. John formerly kept bachelor's hail in the Feil block ner the bank, lie now has a uood comfortable retreat at the . county home. IJelleview was the banner precinct in the conntv in voting on the normal school proposition, it having cast (i'J votes for the schools without a single dissenting ballot. East Talent came next with the result of 78 votes fjr to four only' nuninst. Word from Hawaii, sent bv Miss Francis Hamlin to acquaintances in California and thence relayed toi friends here, indicates that, she has abandoned the plan of going to Eu rope and cngagine as a nurse under government auspice. Instead she will remain in Honolulu as an instruc tor in St. Andrews' priory at Hono lulu. The Leach family is occupying the M. W. Wheeler hnmft at 1U1 North Main street, the. Wheelers having re moved to their ranch property near I'hoenix to remain indefinitely. Mrs. A. 0. liriggs returned homr recently from an extended visit in California and x'"vnda. Allan l'ollock, well known superin tendent of the Southern Pacific din ing car service for years, and who has been a frequent visitor here, has resigned, and is manager of the Pal ace hotel in San Francisco. He is sue. ceeded by S. M. Estahrnok in the din ing ear service of the Southern Pa cific and western Pacific which has been merged under government control. BUTTE FULLS Butto Fulls Rchool has been closed since October 2 5. There are no cases of Influenza In town, but the board wishes to take all precautions against spread of the. disease. Lincoln A. SavaKa, principal of the Hutto Kails school, has moved his family from Grants Pass to Untie Falls. They occupy the (loss home on Main street. The SavaKO's friends aro congratulating them for brlnKlnu a small new son up with them, lie's a flno boy and the parents are Justi fied in being proud of him. Mrs. White, mother of Mrs. U Sav age, is here from Montana visiting the Savages. Mention has not been mado of the party given by the Misses Viola Hughes and Nora Williams on Octo ber 31, n( the Hughes home. Hal lowe'en is the best season of all for parties, and in spite of tho precau tiono agnlirst inflncntn tho young ladles gave their party. "It was real party," was die comment heard from all sides pumpkin pies and all the rest of tho season's delicacies were a pnrt of It. On tho morning of November 1st, It was easily to be seen bv the slight ly mlsjolnted appearances, that the sprites had been every place during the nlgl.t. However, their tun did and 1". O. Ahhitrom, grocer, look their families to Mledford Monday for vaccination to Insure immunity from the present epidemic. The funeral services' of Pvt.' Wil bur Coffniait were held at tho nutte Falls cemetery. Oct. 31. Ho was a victim of the influenza, and his body was sent from Camp Mills, New York accompanied by a young officer from the camp. The service was appropri ate and comforting. Itev. .1. C. Day conducted the service. The girls' glee club of the high school, assisted by Mrs. 11. D. Mills and Mrs. J. F. Carson furnished the music. "Private Wilbur Coffman was well known in this' vicinity, and there aro many to mourn Mr death. The citiens of Mutte Falls extend tholr sympathy to tho bereaved ones. TALENT TALK Mr. and Mrs. Ciders und daughter returned last week from their east ern trip. Mrs. Talent is quite ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Beenon, on Wagner creek. Mr. Charley Tal ent of .Med ford, was tho guest of his sister and mother Sunday nud on Sunday evening aflcr his return home was taken with a hard chill and is now in a critical condition, having contracted influenza, it is be lioved, Arthur Drown was a business caller In town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tryer and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boydcn of Medford, last Wednesday. Itill WUhrow oC Medford. " spent Saturday night at tho home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. WUhrow. Mr. Withrow buried his young wife on Saturday and was about distract ed when death again visited the little home and claimed his oldest child from this grief-stricken lather. Tal ent wishes to express their sympathy for this poor afflicted home. Frank Rose left Sunday evening for California. Word has been received from San Antonio, Texas that Lloyd Turner Is doing nicely. His mother, Mrs. J. F. Denham who has been with htm for the past eouplo of weeks, will remain until all danger of pneumonia is past. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Xyswaner left Monday for Tillamook where Mr. .Vyswaner has procured a position on tho state road work. Mrs. Cliff Clarven wan taken to the hospital in Ashland to undergo an operation, but influenza was -contracted and she now lies e.t the hos pital in a very critical condition. Mr. Ourven reported her a little improved Wednesday. Callie Vogeli in company with Miss Dinges was shopping in Medford Fri day. Word has been received by Marlon Tryer that his son. Sergeant Major C. CJ. Tryer has arrived safely in Eng land and will leave shortly for France. Mrs, Standard and Miss Dinges were guests in town Tuesday after noon. Mies Andrews, teacher in the Tal ent high school, has resigned her position In the school and will leave for Prance in tho near future, having taken up reconstruction work under the government. Mrs. Anna White, a bride of n couple of weeks, is dangerously ill at tho home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, south of town, of influ enza. Influenza has at last made lis ap pearance In Talent. Miss Etta I.aey is the last one reported to have taken the disease. Tills makes three cases reported here. out in our school no precaution cam be of any use. I After the recent rain tho ground is in good condition for plowing and farmers aro taking advantage of it. A wienie roast was held nt the school grounds Hallowe'en by the patrons of the school for tho purpose of giving the young people a good time without doing the usual mis chief. A good time was had by all who partook in the pleasure, but tho few who sought pleasuro by more harmful pastime did not enjoy them selves quite as well as they perhaps would if they, had attended the en tertainment given for the benefit of all. Miss Tinie Lyman who has been suffering from a severe cold is Im proving. Mrs. Strauss and children spent Saturday in Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Crandall and children from Eagle Point district, visited Monday with O. T. Wilson and family. . Miss Allene Wilson of Medford, is visiting at tho Wilson ranch. Hill More of Evans creek, was thru our district Thursday disposing of some of Jds beau crop. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Uy A. C rfowluti SAMS VALLEY James Payne, who has suffered some time from influenza passed away early Tuesday morning. As he had lingered lor some time after passing the crisis of the disease many had hoj.pd for his re overy but owing to tho condition of his heart he could not gain strength. The other me in Iters of t ho family who r.uffercd from epidemic have completely recovered and as precau tion?; have 1h en used in this instance there will he no cai-'es contracted from 11 1 1 7-1 caf;o, but families must be careful In visiting towns where this epidemic i:i prevalent and school chil dren who go into town are disobey ing the board's orders and should be kept home by their parents for a certain given limn niter visiting such town?; for omn this iMneare lirenks DAETMS, HEEICING SCIATIC PAIS Clve way before lUe pene trating electa of Sloan'a Liniment Wo had a fino and truly welcomed rain Saturday and Sunday and of course the rain nuuie the roads some what slippery so as to interfere with the travel more or less, still that did not interfere to any considerable ex tent with tho people coming to the Sunnyside for tho Sunday thicken dinner. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rert Koontz and Poke Smith of Rutte Falls, Mr. and Mrs Liedman and Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Put nam of Medford; I lie last four came out Sunday morning and remained until Mionday. They have been en gaged in tho fruit packing business in Medford most of the time tho past fall and were about thru and Mr. and Mrs, Putnam have returned to their home near Los Angeles in their own auto while Mr. and Mrs. Liedman ex pect to remuin here for tho present at least as he is subject to the draft und anticipates being called on ut any time. Mrs. A. E. Strong of Cen tral Point, was also a caller Sunday and so was Mrs. W. C. Clements, our postmistress during the absence of hor husband, who Is now at Fort Pike, Ark. Also Mr. H. C. Chrlstof- ferson and Win, A. Sumner of Med ford, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Enders und son Jack, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. i'aulse rud of Ashland. Sunday afternoon I was called to attend tho funeral of Robert L. Vor blek who died in Pomona, Cal., Oct. 211. He was born Oct. 17, ISiMJ, was married to Miss Christina Lewis of Eagle Point. March 10, 1HL8, and went to California where they lived until he was called away by (lie mes senger of deth. He leaves his wife and hia parents and brothers and sin ters beside many warm friends to mourn his early death. He was a member of tho Knights of Pythias and the members of that order took part in tho burial services. Monday was one of (he quietest days we have hod in Eagle Point for some time as it looked a:.i tho every body was slaying at V.omo getting ready to go to tho'vnrfouu voting places to exercise their prerogative as loyal citizens of c.ir great, nation, but thero were a fe of tho country people came in; hut what few did come simply drove, thru or If they stopped at all e.tt; ;ded to what busi ness they had to and departed. J. P. MeCabe, one of our prosper ous farmers and orchardists went to Medford and returned on i!ie llamish Jitney Monday evening, and spent the nifht at the Sunnyside. Jack O'Con nor of Phoenix also spent Monday niuht with us. Our election Tuesday passed off very quietly and there seemed to bo but very little Interest manifest ex cept it might bo that there wore some of tho ladles who did a little electioneering for Mr. Purdln fdV county judge, but it seemed that about everybody had their minds made up and votort as they pleased, alt ho before tho election tho mall boxes wero pretty well filled with let ters and circulars r.nlieiting votes. Of course before this goea to press the country will know the result of the election, unless it would be In our town election, and that was consid ered of so little importance that there was no ticket brought out. So the voters had to wrlto In the names of the ones they wanted. There wore about twenty or porhaps twenty-five votes cast for mayor and J. M. Nich ols, our present mayor, received twelve votew und the other candidates received fro.n ono to three votes, most, of them ono, r-nd for council men J. F. ltrown. L. Childreth, Win! Von dor Mullen, Dr. Holt, Itog. Ashnole and James Cordon, unless It was In one ca;;e, that of Win. lirown. On tho tali v ;heet lie is reported to have received six votes In one place and two in another, making eight altogether, and that would make him one ahead ol Or. Holt, who received seven votes. Tho great trouble seems to le that no ono wants to be both ered with the ofiite-i and It is a ques tion whether those elected will qualify. J. V. Mcintyie was re-elected re corder and Roy Ashpolc was re-elected treasurer. H seems that the promoters of the incorporation have riu'eeded In get ting what tjiey wauled a bonded in debtedness of $10,000 on tin; town, increasing our Ukxca v.o far $H a y:ar on the thousand dollars and succeed ing In getting a cou le of streets fix ed and now if they could would be glnd to let go but can't. J. H. Trinity of Trail (Elk creek), spent the night with us. Tuesday night he came out for a load of sup plies. Miss Enzcilu Ceppert. has taken a position again as ' hello" girl In tho telephone office. Since my last report Mrs. Lottie Von Scoy has renewed her subscrip tion to tho Daily Mull Tribune and Ed Hfgenbotham Jms ordered his Weekly Mall Tribune discontinued and ordered the Daily Mail Tribune instead. Wlisra Bafcy Comes Liire &0 Blast of Heavenly Trump a J When Call of Motherhood U Felt. ' Of all tfip most vita! times hi a woman's life thr eoinlni; of mhy 1 fntufrht with tlie ?rentt'st mc.inirtr. Cnro ohaulil Iw excrctaed o liimiro lli:jt tlio crisis la pu3sed In safety, Appivhcti'-tci jj n vol tied by tho timely we oi Mothers Friend, a prop;) ration of pcnctrntlntr ella and mi-dlclniil i nred in tt'lllfll rnndrrA ihn mnscli' nirda in minim i find lijcamctiW pliable, and thus tension is i avoided Tho mind nervousness, nniif-rn, ! bfinrinjr-down and strrtclilnff piilim are cuun i tenxtcd ur.d t!iu period one at calm ro pose. Ilio broad, flat nbdnmlnal musclrs rrlar with east:, and when baby cornea the? fine ! nt the crisis la kti und pain und dungcr In ' avoided, 1 Tlionsnndn of women for rnlf a century hnve used this penetrating external appilra- iiuii, jiritiiii"i ccjieeiniiy lur epcciani innin rra, and every wuniau nv;:ltli: tho crisUj elumld civo nature a helpinc hand. Write tlio Uradfield KcguUtnr Ortnpnny, Dept. K. Luniar linlldtmr. Atlanta, (Jeunttn, for their Mi:UierliiHtd Hook, of great value tn all women, und obtain a tjottlo vi Mother's friend from tlio drurglat and br frin its iippiicatiou nifularly night and myrnluj. ft" A TlavM tnvirJ,hA N'KOUfe QUIT MEAT IF M K DNEYS ACT BADLY Take tablcspoonftL" of Salts if Back hurts or Eladdor bothern -Drinfc lota of water FOR THROAT AND LUNGS A Palelum ror.influri'l that will brlnff ro llt-f in nimy nemo and chmulc casrn. l'lovMon In luindli;t form, a iac rem- . "lv bin lily rrffiiini nirteil lv ec!nc& Oon laiim no himuful 0ri'i?a. Try them today, 50 ccnis a box, including war tax Fitr rlf bv Ml dnitrt-M LOST One gray mare, weight about 1200 Urn; one brown mure, weight about 1200 lbs.; ono utiy gelding, 1100 lbs. B. M. Clute, Applegato, Ore. 1DU LOST A black hos, weight about 125 lbs. Eur mark crop and upper half crop In , each ear. Phono 50-5-W. F. E. Harneburg. 201 Wo ftrt ft nation of meat caters uid our blood is "lied with urio acid, Bays a well-known authority, who warns ua to bo constantly on guard against kidney troublo. The kidneys do their utmost to tree the blood of this irritating acid, but bocomo weak from tho overwork; Uiey get sluggish; tlio elluiinativo tissue; dog and thus tho waste is retained in the blood to poison the on tiro system. When your kidneys ache and feel like lumps of lead, and you havo stinging pains in tlio back or tho urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or the bladder is irri table, obliging you to seok relief during the night; when you havo aevero head aches, nervous and dizzy spells, slaoplcsa ness, acid stomach or rheumatism in had weather, get from your pharmacist about four ouuccb of Jad Salts ; tako a tablespoon ful in a plana of water before hreaKtivst each morning ana in a tew dava voiir kiduevs will act line. Thifc I famous salts is made from the acid oi (Trapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to fluflh and stimulate clogged kidney to neutralize the acids in urine so it is no lontcr a source of irritation, thus ending urinary and bladder disorders. Jad Salts is iuexpenHive and cannoC inj ire; makes a delightful eil'ervescriifc lithia-water drink, and nobody caji inako a mistake by taking a little occasionally to keep tlio kidneys clean jy.ul active. JJt HALK RKAXi KMT AT ft. l-'OU SALK Do you want a nuai'tor Keetlon of t'iito farm land in tho alfalfa bult of sunny Arizona? IMonty of water for irrigation, ready for tho plov. Healthiest clinuito in tho U. S. Will soil cheap on torma to suit. Kor particulars call 2ti5-.l, between 0 and 8 o'clock morning or evening. li7 LOST Ono Pacific package em broidery outfit (No. 214. fteturn to Mull Tribune. 19C MO MOV TO IXAN MONlflY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy Lib- , erty Bonds. J. H. Andrews, No. 31 North Grapo. Phono H47-J. tf IIU.SIXKSM 1HHKCTOUY Attorneys POUTER, irNKFlAttorynt-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford -National Htmk Building. A. E. ReamcK, Lawyer, Garnett Coroy Building. Auto Supplies FOK HALF MlhCKMjANKOl'H. KOit SALK lmrgain In household furniture; good hor.se and spring wagon, $i0(); buggy and harness, $K. Anhl;uid, phono 2-1-M2. . 19V I'OU SALK- Cabbugo 20 at Hivy Garden, Tolo. 199 KOR SALE Sot Encyclopedia cheap; also Iron bod and springs, mando lin, etc. 712 West Fourteenth. 190 FOR SALE Cabbage for aula whole sale prices, Charles Ray, pbnne 134-11. 199 C0lH2kc Alffl CABS RELIEVED Dr. Kin&'aNcw Discovery used since Grant was Pre;idenc H Get a bottio today It di l it for your grandma, for your father. For iifty ycar3 this wcll-knova cough and col I remedy has ku;.t an evergrowing army of friends, young and old. For hJ( a cer.hiry druggists every where have sold it. Put a bottle in ?'ow meiii'-ih'j t jbinrt. You may need t in a hurry. Sold by ilruftjista everywhere. 60c and $1.20. So do t!o."e rheumatic twinges and the loin-aches of lumbago, the nerve infUimmation of neuritis, the wry neck, the joint wrench, the ligament iprain, the muscle etrwin, and the throbbing The case of applying, t!e quietness of relief, the positive rwvuItB, the clean ..... p., "i- " Limmentmaiieitunivcrallyprelerrfxl, nan inn mr nil. 7 Hutto Flh mlH hns rorontly had nfw back-line eai.lu added. Thin plays n, Rroat part In tho prsout; efficiency of the plant. Ceo. Barker, banker of Uuttc Fallr. mmmmm Bowch Acting Properly? They ouftlit to, for constipation makc9 tlie bofly rctaia waste mattcra and iinpurili'-s t):at utul'rniiiic tlie licalth au, pi ty havoc with thn entire Bysti m. lr. Kind's New Life J'illaara roliatlc und mild in utliun. All Jruttists, 23c, I'YMl KXCHA.tJK. KOlt KX'ILN(lFr".n"i"i.ri', Vo..ii land, all in rtiltlvallon, juiri In roii, Ten. cd. vithouf. lniilitiii"H. ii(,ar hnh and clernrniai'v i.riionin and rallroai'.,, 1- mlley. fro, a l.n n no. W'ili consider rejatieaco or Biaall Iraft n,;'l' .Medford; frd ferniH lor baiaii'C. Wen Owner. 4 South Oralis'.. I'lioiif- T!o-.M, 1 !HI KtiR THAIllv llor:!ea, wiiuona, liar nt b, farm tools, for Mediord r li:ar or aereao. llox 24, .Mall Trilcine, IDS ri kij" w.ntm nsn WANTI'.'I) U'o'niiii (or :;-iiera! lioiiHewftrk ; :'ool wnee t. Mrv (leo. A. ManKH.'Id. I'l o.'iei t, Or e. l'jiorie Derhy :. jit:: WAN'TKIf--lilrl In attaint In ge neral housework. J'iionn ;;tl;t-lt. VANTKI Women, notary tn foil Imp, r,0n an hnnr Hji:iro time, dis tributing Kiiarant(,e,l luiiery to wearer. Permanent. Kvpeileneo titineeOKK.irv. Apply l,uaranue MUU, Norrialowu, I'a. -A fresh milk eow. Phone 201 WANTKD-10S-RI. WAXTIOD mis ear; nniKt Iib In good condition. Phono IH8-U1. 201 W'AXTKI) -A Hn:oncl hand mill and hand fitutnp ptiller. Stalo p;lee. Hox K, Mull Trillium. Hill WAN'TKD A fnrniiihe aix-room honso, mtiHt havo a Rarane and cow ham, Klinor JIanley Hush, phono l'J.S-RI. WANTED Hcueea tn mora, kulld, rer.alr or wreck. I'liouo 4HS-M or 4KH-X WANTED - It. H. T'ifl buy Llliori) bonds, alto mortR.ies, notes, judg ments, osnrow eoniraetn, etc., and makes tdinrt tlino loana on any old thlnir l't)!! SAI.K I.IVKSrtX'K KOI! KM.K 1 1 am Im bvj linr.n. welii alioul "onli, and f!.;nii;;i, one drlvitiK lior.', atle driver. I 17 ftouth I.aui-1 '. air, .1. :.'! I'fllt SALK 'I'lire'' i; mi 1 dairy rowa, three well in ii n.. end 20 ,l;t fiix weekM old; o.ie :.-r,v to farrow In ahoul In ;a,,. Manj;ani';ie Melal (!o., Lake re,.;:, Ore. i'lioll.. ii-K:ii:. sol KOII SAId:- A lliric-vear old lini hiuri hull. I'lioni; r,(l.'i-V. I', i:. lJiirneliurK- 20 1 I'OU KAI.K Two rinit-clusa rows. Just tre:di. .1. II. Slcvenr,, Tolo, lit!) FOR SALK Three iiionllm old pliui. I eai ii at P.ri, kfn.m, Telo. I'm FOR SALK Tour Tnonllif ,lrt,oy heifer i all: one roll t-ri. chlrken wire: 1 2-KanKii .Mat lln. J I u.", Mantle rtreet. t ;i;i KOlt SI,K OR TRAlii:-Kor a work horfa, a inilk iroat and kid. P. o. llox Nl:2, .Medfiird, Ore. IIMi I'XIR SAI.K One maro. roininn four yon in. l.'IOl) ItiK.; one mare, eoinint; seven yearn, I .Mill llx. 1015 .N'ortli Central. K. L. Calon. 2'i2 KOR SALK - A hundierl e.ond rauf:e e'-veri. Home nice ramliouillet. Iiurk lamlifl. I), koselilir'o;, Meilford Hotel. KOR SALIi " Two fresh rriwuj Sows and pi:;s; One good work loam, will trade for team of tnitli fi Miral:ila Oii.haid, I'liouo rJ" -VS. FOR SAL10 Chevrolet, uood as new, clump. , Phono 585-11. lllti FOR SALK Grain tntckn and potato BiLtdta; also ono Ford tourltiB tux In good coiulition. iModford Junk Co., phono 2S:1-,I. FOR SALK ill IS Ford tourinp; car In good condition. Phone (ilU-,12. 198 FOR SALK Flno quality haled hay $25.00 por ton. .Modoc Orchard. Phono Central Point ut moal hours. FOR SALK Corn. Ranch. Green Mountain FOR SALK Corn And whent. nt. tho Lofland Ranch. Phonu 1-K1. 202 FOR SALK Urand new MuxwolF. Paid ? t; 4 .".) n. Ternm. LcavInK town on account or health, inquire 314 Garfield street, Ashland, or phono 4K4-J, Aahland. 202 KOR SALK riluestem anil Wash InKton llyhrld seed wheat. II. W. liiimliam. Phono fi7-.L!. van Kent- 1 1 1 rsH ki;i ROOMS. i-i.va l''OR JtlO.NT t.'o.y hounekeepinl! rooniM, e!of;n In; moderalo rent. 12.S Soillh lloily. i'linno (ioO-lt. KOR RUNT- Two rooiai for llllht housekeeping; upi.talrs, $7.00, 'I'vo rooms, front I'irai floor, $1.00, 4a North llartlett street. 1 117 KOlt ItENI l!01,f,H. ' FOR Ri:.'T - .Modern six-room houae, four elor.etH and hath, eloso in. Phone i;.",2-K. 201 I'tik It KT Six-room modern liun- ftalow in fii'Ht-clai'it shapo. Ranf;c connected. GaniKi). Phono 4SW-X. I''OR HK.VT Ono 5 and ono 7-ronm Iniimalow. R20 U'oit Twoirth. Koit it y.K'r a i'a rmi knto. For It KXT - ..Kuril l!dii,il,artnienia. Call 2 to 5, H22 Sontli Central, 200 KOH IIIOXT--Completely fuinlslu three-room tiiiartment, eleetr heat. The llerhen. Phoiie :I5 Xlfi LAIIER APTO SPRINGS Co. Wo are operating tho InrRest, oldest and best-equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten cunrantce. .'14 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Giu'lmKo QARBAGK Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on tho city gui-hage wagons for good service. Phone 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. KxiK'rt Accountant WILSON' AUDITING CO. 13. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and ln como Tax requirements. Look into our slmpi.'ficd accounting method. M: F. ft. H. BulldinB, Medford. Phone 157-11. Instruction In Music FKIOI) ALTON 11A1C.11T Teacher ol piano nnd harmony. Halgbt Muaio Studio, 401 Garnett-Coroy Bldg. Phono 72. Iitsuraneo ALICH IIOLLOWAY Kire, Accident, Automoldle, Lluhllity policies writ ten with licst Kngllsh und Eastern Companies. Office 408 Garnett Corey lildg. KARL S. TILMY Gonoral Insurance ofrice, Kiro, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, May ot Grain in field or bnrnj also Live ntock, Contract and Surety Bonds. Kxcellent companies, good local sorvlce. No. 210 Garnett-Coroy Uldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager.:; IMaiiiiiK .Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. Physicians and Hiinreous DR. STEP11KNSON Physician nnd Surgeon. Culls answered, glasses flttod. Orflco ut residence, 14tl Houtli Holly struct. Phone 600-X, Medford, Oregon. 217 DR. V. W. HOwTnu Osteopathic physician. 30.1 Garnolt-Corey build ing. Phono 1 30. DR. J. ,1. KM M IONS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eyo, ear, noso nnd throat. Kyes scien tifically tested und glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aiirlnt for S. V. R. It. Co. Offices M, F, & H. Co. Il!d;t. Phono aG7. DR. F. CI. CAR LOW DR. KVA MAI.vS CARLOW OHTliOI'ATIIIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Camett-Corey Bldg. Phono U04-L. Resltlenro 2tl S. Laurel Street. I'l'lntces nnd Publishers MK I IFOR I) PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Hook binding, louse leaf ledgers, billing systoms, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Kir St. Transfer KAHS TKAN'SKKR ft. STORAC.K CO. Office 4 2 North Front St. Phone 315. 'Prices right. Service guaranteed. l.NTKIltritIM AVTOCAll CO TIMK OAltll Lcavo Modtord for Astnnnd, Talent and Phoenix dall, except Sunday at 8:M a. m, and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also ou Satur day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at Id: 30 a. in. and 1:30, 5:30 and S:3ll P. m. I.navo Ashland for Medford dally, except Sitnduy, at 0:00 a. m and 11:00 a. m.j 1:00, 4:00 nnd 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Run, lay leave Ashland t'.t 9:00 a. m., and 13:30, 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. Won't Last Long '2? ncrp nlfall'ii ranch with ir rigation, flood buildings, on paved, highway, there are several other good tilings about this property. The rea son the owner has decided to sell is solely on aecoiint of buying a larger place to han dle more stock'. We will be triad to give you further de tails about this property if. you will call in. Brown & White ID ttoatit Iflr 8 trot.