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MEDFOTiD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREflON", RATFTCDAY, XOVEMTTER 0, 1918
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. The Cnlifornin-Oreiton Power com
pany' uas'nipH.;i 'to . Hie' Cniit'ornin
state railroad commission for uerniis
sion to raise its rates in thin state. In
its apppliriUion the company sesre
tates its interstate business 'into
three divisions, the Roeue river, Klii
muth and Siskiyou divisions, the lat
ter only eoneernins: California.
The oomiinnv sets forth that no
valuation of its properties has heen
made nnd that a reasonable reproduo
tion cost of the proper!" m California
is $1,709,1197.01 nnd that the value of
its property in Oregon is $2,701.
3.'2.37. : . : . . ;
Its revenue exhibit shows .cross
en minus in the six years endinir Jan
uary 1, 11)18, of $2,353,000, of vvhicji
$1,28.",8!13 were net over operating
expenses. The net earnings of the
California, seareirated business was
$')(I'J.-I!I1. Alter all adjustments the
company states that the six vears'
business shows a irross surplus defi
cit of $242,771. . '
A statement of its revenue for the
first cinlit months of 1018' shows n
irross revenue of $341,005, of which
$159,713 represents the return on its
California business. The California
expenses for the same period were
$03,158. leaving net earnings tor the
risht months of $9ti.5.'i5. Upon this
estimate the eonipnnv expects n iif'l
ritv in this year's business in its Cali
fornia division of $12,723.87.
FOR WAR PLEDGES
How a Salesman Suffered
R. J. Porter, Sterling, Col., .writes:
"For nix months I suffered with a
painful weak back. As a traveling
salesman I had to stoop frequently to
pick up my grips, which I grew to
dread as the pain when I straightened
up was awful. Numerous remedies
failed to reach my case. I was In
duced to try Foley Kldnoy Pills. Re
lief was immediate. ' Say, they are
great! Any one afflicted as I was
should try a bottle or two of Foley
Kidney Pills." Good for pain In the
back, rheumatic pains, aching joints,
sore muscles. For sale by Medford
Pharmacy.
The following communication to
tiethei' with other literature relative
to the Victory llovs' and Victory
Girls' campaign in the eitv schools
was sent bv letter to about 300 boys
ond i'irls.l ' More would have been
sent if sufficient pledue cards .and
other, supplies hud been on hands.
Thus will each boy or uirl wiio reads
this communication fill out the copy
of (he official pledge form and mail to
the director of the camiiaiu'n of the
city schools or mil at the headuunr
ters where opportunity will be given
to fill out one of the pledge cards. .
Dear Fellow American: .
,A quota of, $302.40, hns been as
signed to our school' district in the
Victory Hoys and Victory Girl's Cam
paign. This you will, understnud is
the minimum amount but there is ev
ery reuson that our boys nnd girls in
this school district should "Go over
the top" by oversubscribing. Will
you see that our schools do so?
Hoys or girls who present their
pledge cards to the Victory hov cap
tain or Victory girl captain or the su
perintendent of the eitv schools by
10 o'clock Monday, at the high school
building will be placed on the roll, of
honor. Will vou not jjie a volunteer
bv pledging bv 10 o'clock Monday
morning? All those who volunteer $5
or more, which means their willing
ness to "earn anil give'' $5, will be a
great incentive to other bovs and
girls. The names of- all .such volun-
- leers by 10 o'clock Monday will be
published in a list by the county
chairman. Let us have many such
volunteers wherever it is possible.
However, if you cannot subscribe this
amount, do your best and I am sure
that our. boys and gills will be true
to the spirit of real patriots.
Knroll now bv signing , the pledge
card enclosed, return it bv mail to the
chairman of the eitv school, or file
it at the hendnuarters of Victory
bovs and Victory girls, high school
building.
Other details for solicit inc nnd car
rying on the campaign from Novem
ber 11 to November 18. are Iteinfr
worked out, which has been delayed
somewhat bv not "having literature
and other NiHiplics..; , r'
Very sincerely vours,,
WM. DAVENTOliT. Director Cjty
Schools. ..
SHARON' . MKRRIMAX. Cnptnin
GENEVIEVE
Victory Girls,
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SPRIGGS. . Captuin
TODAY'S MARKETS
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 9. Cattle
steady i receipts 1)8.: ' Steers, prime,
$2.2.W12.75: good to choice, $11.00
(it 12.00: medium to wood. $10.00(5)
11.00: fair to medium. $8.50(o?9.50:1
coniino'n to fair. $11.008.00: cows
and heifers, choice. 8.2."i(7f 8.75: me
dium to good. $0.5O(a7.50: fair to
medium, $5.50:'. 0.50 : ennners $3.00(0?
4.00: bulls. $5.00(r7..,)0: ealvos. $9.00
("12.00: stackers nnd feeders. $6.00
(28.00.
Hogs steadv : receipts 881. Prime
mixed, $1 7.25(7i 1 7.35 ; medium mined.
$17.00(a 17.25: rough heavies, $15.25
15.35: pies $14.00(il5.00V talk
of sales. $17.35.
.Sheep, stendv: receipts 15. Prime
Inmbs. $U.50(tt l2.50: fair to medium.
8.50(iU0.50: vearlings. $10.00(rE
11.01): wethers, $9.0()(n 10.00: ewes.
$0.50(S8.50. v :'
nutter
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov, O.Dutter
stendv: eitv crenmcrv prints, extras,
box lots, 03c: half boxes. '9e more:
less than hnlf boxes, lc more, Bay
ing price, butter fat, Portland C7e:
cube extras. 00c.
SUNDAY IRK .
MAI YARDS
-TOBE STOPPED
. WASHINGTON, OCov. 9-rThe navy:
department) today issued an i order:
discontinuing until further notice all!
Sunday work in navy yards and oth-;
er Bhore stations of the navy. The
order becomes effective tomorrow.
. Secretary Daniels said the action
W88 taken, to save the men from the
strain of a sovon-day week now that
production Jn most essentinls is ex-'
ceedlng requirements. He added that
if increased production became nec
essary the order will be countermanded.
.$100:Reward$100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased -to learn .that there Is at least
'one 'dreaded disease that B.clerfre,'. lias
been' able to cure In -All its 'siu&cs and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh JiehiK. fcreudV
Influenced, by conatilulionui conditions
requires constitutional treatment. lall's
Catarrh Mcdlcln Is taken InU-rnally: and
acts thru the Blood on the M.ucous Sur
faces of the System thereby uestroyint;
the foundation -of the dlsonse. giving the
patient strength bv building ap Aiw vonv
stltutlon nnd assisting nature l doing lts:
work.- The proprietors have 86 much
faith In the curative power ,ot 'Hull's
(ntnri-h MfrllMnf thnt thnv rtfToi- n.,
.'Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls
to. cure, sena ror list or testimonials. ,
Address F. J. CHUNKY ,CO Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by. all Druggists; 76c.
QUEBEC, Nov. 9. Instructions
from Ottawa to stop the work .of fit
ting guns on board ships and also to
stop the providing of quurjers on
board some vessels for gunner crews
have been rocelved by the local rep
resentatives of the imperial muni
tions board engaged in supervising
the fitting and machinery installa
tion of wooden steamers being built
here.
Portland Grain
OoU 53 -n bid- eo-ii. $5".00 !"'.
Millstuffs Mill run f. o. b. mill:
Carlots $32.10; mixed cars S32.60;
less than carlots $34.10 35.10: roll
ed barley $5359; rolled oats $61 g
05: ground barley $56 60; alfalfa
meal $4044.
JIIbs Ruth .Bratney, neice of IT. C.
Garnett, left this morning for Port
land to join her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, E. F. Bratney. They will make
their future home in Portland.
HELP ,WAJTE1--FKMALB
WANTF.D Ton bright capablc.lndlas
l to travel, demonstrate and sell
well-known goods to established
dealers. $25.00 to $50.00 per
week: railroad' fare p.iid;: weekly
advance for traveling expenses.
Address at once Goodrich Drug
Company, Dept. 707, Omaha, Nebr.
WANTED Woman for general
housework: good wages. Mrs. Geo.
A. Mansfield, Prospect, Ore. Phone
Derby 22-Fi:!. 2U3
WANTED Girl to assist in general
housowork.' Phone 303-H.
WANTED Women, "salary $24 full
ime, 50c an hour spare' time, dis
tributing guaranteed 'hosiery to
wearer. Pormiment. Experience
unnecessary. Apply -Guarantee
Mills. Norrlstown, Pa. .
WANTKU MISOKMiANEOCB
WANTED To got In touch with
anyone having suits (or sale be
longing to men who are in tho ser
vice. Box A. .11. C, Mail Tribune.
'197
WANTED A fresh milk cow. Phone
19S-K1. 201
. Notice S
Grain corporation todav has re
moved nllrostrietions from the use or
sale of wheat -for feed purposes as
well as in the manufacture of poul
try and mixed feeds.
W. A. FOLGER.
Conntv Administrator.
XL M. Worden of Phoenix, spent
Saturday In Medford.
IXotlco of Final Account
In the matter of the estate of Walter
If. Kennedy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administratrix of tho
estate of Walter M. Kennedy, de
ceased, has filed her final account in
the .County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County, Oregon,
that Saturday, November 1G, 1918,
at tho hour of ten o'clock a. m. has
been appointed by said court as tho
time and place for the hearing of ob
jections thereto, and the settlement
thereof.
Dated this 12 th day of October,
1918.
. . ROSAMOND WRIGHT,
, Administratrix of tho Estnto of
Walter M. Konncdy, Deceased.
G. M. ROBERTS, .
Attorney for Administratrix.
WANTED 191S car: must be In
ood condition. Phone 198-R1.
201
WANTED A furnished six-room
house, must have a garage and
, cow barn. .Elinor llanloy Rush,
phono 198-R1. U)S
WANTED Houses
repair or wreck.
48H-X.
to more, fenlld.
Phone 488-M or
WANTED R. II. Toft buys Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg
menta, escrow contracts, etc., and
makes short time loans on any old
thing. .
FOR EXCHANGE. ,
H ' W
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bive
ii fHanv Horses, wagons, har
Mivcs, 50,000 wagons, 10,000 motor
Lorraine for use by the allies and
. included.
f nil allied and American prisoners
allies also is included,
nation of the left batik of the Rhine,
,11 hold the crossings of the river at
Tvwf ; at A togerner wnn uriogcueaus in a imr-
.J he Spirit oi America--viivyATr?
America has given millions of doljars and will continue to give without stint or limit to the cause of democracy
and humanity, throughout the world. Protestant, Catholic, Jew American knows no creed or race she only
asks where the need is gretest and pour out her wealth gladly and freely. No wonder the nations of the
world love and trust us no wonder the vanquished foe cries out "Let America guide us.',' This great nation,
united as never before, is determined to do its utmost that all peoples may live in peace and happiness, thus
exemplifying the highest principles of government DEMOCRACY.
-FOB BENT HT1T8EKEKP1NO
BOOMS.
KOll RENT Cozy housekeeping
rooms,' close' in; iiloilerato' rent.
128 South Holly. Phone 600-R.
FOR. RENT Two rooms for light
housekeeping, upstairs, $7.00. Two
rooms, front first floor, $8.00. 4..
North Bartlett street. 197
FOR REM HOC8E8.
EOR RE-NT Modern six-room house,
four , closets and bath, close ill.
Phono 632-R. 209
FOR .R&N'T Six-room modern bun
galow in first-class shape. Range
connected. Oarage. Phone 4SS-X.
FOR RENT One 5 and one 7-room
bungalow. 820 West Twelfth.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT Furnished apartments.
Cnll 2 to 5." 322 South Com nil.
. . 200
FOR RENT Completely furnished
throe-room apartment, electric
hoat. The Berben. Phono 850.
219
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
'OR SALE Team of light horses:
must dispose of them at once. $.'i0
lakes them. . G. F. Bourno, Route
4. Box 62. 197
OR SALE Team nnd Work hnr
ness, buggv and slnglo hurness.
Call 19-F12. 199"
FOR SALE Good team and harness
for orchard, 1300 lbs.; single horse
1000 lbs., ride or drive. Two Jer
sey cows, two calves. These caa
be bought right. It. DeWitt. Tel
571-R3. 202
FOR SALE One team heavy horses
. weight about 30(10, and harness,
ono driving horse, gentle driver,
117 South Laurel street. 201
FOR SALIC Throe good dairy cows,
threo well bred sows nnd 2(1 pigs
six weeks old; one sow to farrow
in about 10 days. Manganese
Moinl Co., Lake Creek, Ore. Phone
S-K32. 201
FOR SALE A threo-yoar old Dur
ham, bull. ' Phone r.li.'i-W. F. I'
Burnoburc. 201
1 Oil SAl-E Two first-class cows,
just fresh. . J. B. Stovons, Tolo,
' 199
FOR SALE Threo months old pigs,
$4 each at Drlckfronl. Tolo. 199
FOR SALE Four months Jersey
. heifer calf; ono roll 4-ft. chicken
'wire; 1 2-gaugo Marllu. 11U3
. Nlaatic street. 199
I'STRAVKD
STRAYED Pinto pony with white.
face, last Monday uialit. I'leaso
notify owner. .l. .M. YvonU'ii,
1'hoenlx, Ore., and receive re-.vanl.
19S
liOMT.
LOST Ono small suitcase some'
where between liuch and Jackson
ville on Wednesday morning, ,.'ox.
6. Finder please return 'to post
office at Jacksonville or Modford
Hotel. F. C. Presiou. 19S
OST Gusollno tank on back of car.
Iteward. Phono S12-K.
-OST Ono gray mare, weight about
1200 lbs; one brown mule, weluht
about 1200 lbs.; nuo oav trebling,
1100 lbs. D. M. flute, Applcgate,
Ore. 191)
-OST A black hog. weight about
12i lbs. Ear mark crop and uupe-r
half crop in each ear. Phono
51S5-W. F. E. P.arneburg. 201
MOXEV TO LOAN-
MONEY TO LOAN on jooil real
estate security, and will buy Lib
erty Bonds. .1. -Jt. Andrews, No.
31 North Grape. Phono C17-J. tf
Rl'SI X lOSS 1)1 P. ECTOR Y
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF. Attorney-at-law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Banlc Building.
A. E. Roanies, Lawyor,
Corey Building.
Gnrnett-
Auto Supplies
LA HER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We
are .operating the largest, oldest
and best-enulpped plaut in the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when othors fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 31 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Cini'liago
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for tho summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phono 351-Y. J.
Y. Allen.
ExjH'rt Accountant
WILSON' AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
into our simplrrieif accounting
method. M. F. & 11. Building,
Medford. Phone 157-11.
FOR SALE Ono mare, coming four
yoarB, 1300 lbs.; one mare, coming
seven yonra, J 500 lbs. 1015 Nortb
Central. F. L. Caton. 202
UNITED WAR WORK
5 Nov. 11-18 DRIVE Nov. 11-18
. THE GOVERNMENT HAS ISSUED AN URGENT CALL FOR FUNDS to
carry on the vitally necessary welfare work among our soldiers and sailors, find has
designated November 11 to i&as "War "Work Week. 'The. importance of this ser
vice cannot be overestimated, and no. doubt the public will respond accordingly.
All funds received will be equitably proportioned among the following organizations:
Y. M. C. A.
Knights of Columbus
X Y.W.C.'A.
x ! War Camp Service
American ;
Library Association
Jewish Welfare
The Salvation Army
OUR HOYS ARE CALLING FROM '.'OVERTIIRK" f.-r the companion
ship and cheer afforded by the above organizations OUR HOYS in Home Canton
ments need amusements and help READ THEIR LETTERS and you will realize
how important it is that Hris splendid work lie continued.
ft mMi 4
Wmmm
mumsmwm
"Over thb Top"; for the Boys in the Service
GIVE AND GIVE GENEROUSLY j
war s
hoiild
EVKRY PATRIOTIC A A Tl'1. R TC A N, sli oul d consider it, n. treat nrivileue to coiitiibilte to this woHhy cause. Kvtfil though
"soon end', there will be a tremendous call for money to keep oiir'soldierx and sailom happy find contented and to hjlp in other war activities
of the above institutions. Me'dford's wonderful record i'ii past campaigns assures. al generous response to Ihe 1'iiited War Work Drive
put your shoulder to the wheel hud help "OYER THE TOR" once more! (. ; .. , . , ,
THE GOLDEN' RULE STORE, in keeping with its splendid record in , past .atriotic campaigns, has
contributed generously to the War Work Drive. Every employe has given to the) full extent, of his or her
ability, for scarcely one of them but has some near relative or friend in the servicej wxl knows intimately of
lie remarkable work accomplished by the above organizations for the vclUieing ;ud happiness of our sol
diers and sailors. ' j
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THE STANDARD STORE OF THE ROGUE
RIVER VALLEY
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FOR SALE A hnndretl Rood ranKe
ewes, some nice ramtioulllet bat'k
lanilis. D. Rosen born, .Medfurd
Ilotol. .
FOR SALE
Two fresh cows;
Sows and niK;
Ono good work team, will trade
for team of innlen.
Mlravista Orchard, Phone 597-J3.
FOll BALK RKAL ESTATE.
I-'Oll SA1.K Do yon, want a quarter
section of fine farm land In tho
alfalfa belt of sunny Arlzonn?
Plenty of water for Irrigation,
ready for Ilio plow. HeallhioHl
cllmato in the IT. S. Will sell cheap
on terms to suit. For particulars
call 'iCi-J, between 6 and S o'clock
morning or evening. 107
POIt SAM! MISCELLANEOUS.
KOlt SAI.Ii Kitchen and household
furniture, wood range, coal heater,
iron beds, dressers, raws, rockers,
etc. C. S. 'Wolistur, r.U2 Soulli
Clrape.
I'OH SAI.K Ono wagon and team
.and harness. Will trade for used
car. Inquire at 4112 West Tweirih,
Medford. 200
FOll SAI.K Alfalfa and (train mill;
cream teslcr and cream cans.
Phono :i72-ltl, Ashland.
Foss, Talent, Ore.
K.
H.
l'Jil
FOll SAI.K Spray rlK. disc harrow,
mowing ma'rhlnc, caltlo pony.
Ilerlceley Orchard. l'.)ii
FOll SAI.K Packed Newtown
pies. Ilerkeloy Orchard.
i'Olt SAI.K .Sulphur, land plasler.
superphosphate. Fertilize now. II
pays! Seeds too. Italph Waldo
Khlen, Ituss .Mill.
FOIt SAI.K Khoilo Island lied Pul
lets. Tel iriiMl. l'js
FOIt SAI.K ilnritaln in household
furniture; good horso and spring
wagon, $100; buggy and harness,
$15. Ashland, phono 2-FI2. 1 1f 7
i' Oil SAI.K Cabbage aV4n at Itay
Cnrden,. I olo. , ,. .. A It!)
FOll SAI.K CaWuigc for snlo whole
sale prtccs. t'harles Hay, phono
i:i1-u. l aa
I'Olt SAI.K Oraln sacks nnd polalo
sacks; also ouo lord toiiriim car
In good condition. .Medford Junl
t'o., phone 2S3-.I. '
FOll SAI.K l1X Ford touring car
In Rood condition. Phone. 010-.I2.
IDs
FOll SAI.K Finn quality baled liny
no per ion. Modoc Orchard
. I'hons Central I'nlnt at iniwl
hours.
FOll SAI.K Corn.
Ranch.
Orucn Mountain
FOll HA kK Corn find when! at tho
1-ollnnil Ilanch. Phono 1-F4. 202
I OII SAI.K Drand new Mnttwoll.
Paid llll.i.oil. Terms. Lcnylng
town on Bccoilnt of henllli, Inciulrc
8H Ciarfleld streot, Ashland, or
pnono. jvsiiiand. 2H2
Instruction In Music
FllUO ALTON MAKillT Teacher of
piano nnd harmony. Ualght .Muslo
Studio, 401 Uarnott-Corey IJldg.
Phono 72.
lusur
r.co
ALIOK IIOLLOWAY Fire. Accident,
Automobile, Liability polkles writ
ten with best Kngllsh and Kautorn
Companies. Office 40S Garuett
Corey Illdg.
KAItL S. Til MY General Insurance
office. Fire, Automobllo, Accident,
Liability, Plate C.Ui:., iluy oi
drain In field or barn; also Live
stock. Contract and Surety Uonds.
Kxcollcnt com iar. ins, good local
sorvlce. No. 2 10 Garnett-Corey
Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, .Manager.
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 4 U7 S. Fir. Phone
1S4.
Physicians nml Siirgcons
1)11. STlHTrKNXVhTsiclan and
Stirgeon. Calls nnswci'ed, glasses
fill oil. Ol'l'lco at residence., 110
Soulli Molly street. Phono OOtl-X,
Medford, (ircgon. 217
Dll. W. W. MOWAltl) osteopathic
physician. :in:i Oarnett-Coroy bulUl
ing. Phone Kit).
1)11. J. .1. KM MI'NS Physician and
surgeon. Pracfh-o limited to eye.
ear. noso and throat, lives scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
piled. Oculist ami Aurlst for S. P.
It. It. Co. orficea M. F. & 11. Co.
Illdg. Phone .Hi7.
Dll. F. fl. CAUI.OW
IHl. KVA MAI.vS CAUr.OW
OSTKOI'ATII 10 PHYSICIANS
410-4 17 Garnett-Corey Illdg.
Phono 1MM-L.
Itesidoiieo s. l.auiel Slreot.
I'rlntei's and Pnldishers
MKOI'OUI) PltlNTING CO. lias the
best equipped printing oKice In
Southern Oregon. Honk biniling,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 2 7 North
Fir St.
Transfer
KADS TltANSKKK & STOItAllK CO.
Office 4 2 North Front St. Phono
315. Prices right. Service guaranteed.
Won't Last Long
2o acre alfalfa ranch with ir
rigation, good buildings, on
paved highway, there are
several other good things
about (his property. The rea
son the owner has decided to
sell is solely on account, of
buying a larger place to handle-more
stock. We will lie
glad to give you further ths
tails about this property iC
vou will call in.
FOll SAI.K --IHuestem nnd Wash.
Initnn Ilyhrld seed wheat. II. W,
Dlughum, I'liouo 5U7-JJ.
Brown & White
111 Hon Ui h it Htret.