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tfEDFOTtD MATL TRTTUNR, MEDFOKD, OTMXiOT, SATURDAY, XOVKMnET? 1, IMS i J PAGE FIVE I WITH THE AMERICAN FOUCICS IN FRANCIS. Nov. 15. (Correspond ent ABSocIatd Press. The country over which the American forces fought their way northwest from Verdune prosentB a picture of ruin, destruction and desolation. The villages tiro un inhabited and homes Beeni to be sep ulchered. Tom by mines causing hupe craters, gashed by bombardments which made hundreds of thousands of shell-holes and strewn with broken and abandon ed guns, wagons and heaps of am munition, helmets and all other de bris of four years of desperate fighting the whole route betrays the awful ef fects of war. ISarb Wire Everywhere Kverywhere, In every direction and protecting each slightest angle and nock, across the roads until torn away by Hhell or human hands, are countless strands of barbed wire, most of it rusted by the rains crazlly topsy turvy on its supporting stakes that have fallen to right and. left. "If it takes four years to win the war," said some' casual visitor at the front, "It will taks six years to roll up p wire that has been used in winning it." Take, for instance, the trip from ruined, desolate Avocourt northward to Malancourt and Montfaucon, the scene of some of the bitterest fight ing of the entire war. Avocourt w.ih in ruins before even the American of fensive Btnrtcd. For a solid mile northward tho roat! winds across foothills that once were covered with green trees but now are shorn and bare. Gigantic mines have torn the road in twain and gouged on: holes fifty and more feet deep, a hund red and more feet across, to gut around or across which engineers have had to exercise their ingenuity rnd the surrounding country, stripped 01 its woodn, has furnished tho roeK. Fortunately there is plenty of that. To either side of the road are the remains of what were oiice livable, comfortable dug-outs and building;?, blown into thousands of pieces by dis charges of explosives when the enemy retreated. Farther afield and as fnr as the eye can see across the low hills are, hundreds and thousands of kIioII holes, their craters overlapping, big and little holes from missiles of every character, that have torn and scatter ed the earth almost beyond the hope of redemption.' " Everywhere is the debris of the bar tlefield, guns, helmets, articles of clothing, piles and heaps of ammuni tion, broken-down and splintered wag- ens, caissons and trucks. And, if one goes over the scene sojm enough, bod ion awaiting burial. The comparison between Malancourt and Avocourt is striking because the former has suffered so much more, Buildings no longer have even a sem- nlanco of their former state. Where in Avocourt walls at least stand here and there in Malancourt everything ha been razed ns though with riyna mite, .and the crumbling remanants aro seized upon to rebuild the shatter ed roads and make them passable for the instatible armies ahead that must have more and even more ammunition, and food and supplies. Xo Population Iit-fl Neither Malancourt nor Montfnnean nor any one of the score of towns with in tho sector where the Americans operated has a single living Inhabitant hft. iln every direction is a waste of craters and up-torn earth. The- once beautiful wooded slopes and hills nre now torn and gashed, Great artillery bombardments have stripped the hillsides of all but the stumps of the trees which towered pathetically against the sky without branches or foliage, mere crippled re lics of their former selves. Many of them have been shattered by shell as by lightning, others cut off as though by bungling wood choppers unable to fell a tree cleanly. The reconstruction of Europe Is ad inittodly going to be a lung, hard tnsk far longer than the war that made it necessary. In time to come the mead do.vs and valleys between Avocourt and Malancourt will be green ana in. the trees of the Argonne forest will grow up as they did before 1IM 1. Hut as they all look now it seems very very far In the future before the ruin, the utter dest ruction, can be made go d and the former status of this por tion of France restored. WASHINGTON. Nov. lrt. Secre tory McAdoo's recommendation for downward revision of tho revenue bill to about $ti.Hio,uiiO.iO(i was for mally adopted today by the state fin nnre committee. Only two or three members, Chairman Simmons stated, favored a higher tax levy. AMSTKKIUM. Nov. Hi.-Oncen Mnrin Therein of I lav aria died mi i'ne-dnv, Hfcin'ilin- to the Ta-.-eMett of MmiH'ii. Influenzal T,a Grippe Tho present Influenza is now known 1o be our old familiar la grippe. Foley's Honey and Tar Is just what every sufferer from Influenza or la grippe ne'ds now. H covers the rough Inflar.'.ed throat with a ?oot. ln? hra'ins coating, clears away the muni, sfjps tfie tlrkling and couch In, cas the tightness and heavy brcathlm. Pay and night, keep Fo ley's Honey and Tar handy, it given cftfe, warmth and comfort from the very first dose. Huy it now. For sale by Medford ruannacy, ' ES GN BATTLE LINE WITH TIIK AM KKICAX TitOOI'S IN FRANCE, Nov. 16.- (Corrodpnii deifce of Associated Press.) Dugouts are popular at: homes for the staff's of American army corps and divis ions as their occupancy enables tho officers directing operations to be In close communication v.ith their regi ments in action. The staff of the second American division which assisted the French to drive the Germans out of K helms had its headquarters in Suippes for a time hut when the "push moved forward and the Germans were forced out of Souain it becanlc diffi cult to maintain closo laison between the American troops and staff offi cers. Souain was constantly under fire, so the Americans chose tho alterna tive of n dugout. They went almost to Souain, aud in the very midst of the desolation and destruction they burrowed underneath the shell cra ters and gaping mine holes and built themselves a tiny little underground house. The rooms- were so small that a dozen people would fill any one to suffocation, but the house was :iofe shell and bomb proof, imme diately the situation improved, for from the general commanding the division to tho orderly and dispatch runner who hourly risked his life by going up to the front, all were safe as long as inside. The corps dugout, of necessity a largo and fairly pretentious affair, is a rarity of rarities, and, with its electricity. Its running water, its heating arrangements and the like, it is distinctively an American uf fair. The divisional dugout3 on the other hand is an institution which all armies avail themselves of when convenient. 'Sometimes the real, genuine dug out is used as was this one in the shell-torn field of tho Champagne where personal safety is virtually the only factor involved. In other cases, especially In the Argonne for est and to a lesser extent in the Vosges ni.-.untains, both tho French and Americans, and the Germans, go In when possible for achilectural ef fects and house themselves snugly in chalet-like cottages and bunga lows which either meet tho supply of houses that do not exist, or substi tute for those that are Inhabitable or nearly so. FORMER MAYOR VAN WYCK OF NEW YORK DEAD IWKIK, Nov. l.V Kuherl A. Van Wvi'k, former ninvor of New Yuri;, is dead here. Livestock l'OKTLANll. Nov. ltl.-Callle. Mi-udv; receipts none. Steers, prime. - 1 J. 12.7."); ood to choice, .til. On t I'-'.i'O; medium to JOtl.l, ,$0.illl(M 11. IHI: lair li medium, itH.."ill(ii comm. .11 to fair. .-fli.oOfu H.IW : cow illlil hellers, choice, $K.(Ht( 8. ."ill : me dium In uooil. $i;.."iO((i 7. 'ill : lair In ll'oiliuni, IJ(f( (i.."iO; eallllcl'r-. .flt.lli) (il l.llO; bulls. ,Y."i.(MI(n T.."il) ; calves, (n 12.IH1; stookors anil Icotlcr-. .fli.WI (n'S.illl. Ilous. steady : reeeipls 10"; prime uiixeil. '!7.0(i(i 1 7.J.") ; inc'liinn miNoil, till. T.Vo 17.1111; roil'-dl heavies. ..IMl ( Hi. IK); pis. if l.niiru .").(l(l; hulk. 1 7.11(1. Sheen, slea!v: reeeipts none, Prime lamb-.. '11.."I1( 1 Li.-"j) : lair tn medium. ifS..'ill( ll..'0; vein-lilies, $lll.(lll( II. IMI; wethers, !l.Htl( I 0.1111 ; ewes, (i.."iO( H..MI. Kill I'.ulter I'OHTI.AMI. (He.. Xnv. 10 ler. hrm. Olv ereamerv i.rinN. ex tras. Iiov l.,is. ;:(,-; iialr li,xc hall eent liinre: less than hall' b..xe Ir more. Iluviii'.' pri'-e butter fat. I'.irt laiid, I17e; cube extra-, IjOe. KliKS SAN- I'ltAXCISCO, Nov. 1 I 1'rosh evlra eggs dropped to 7" Vic on Ihe wholesale market hero today, record ing a drop of 11c since Monday. Extra pullets wholesaled at all lie a drop of I:! Vic since the first of the week. Dealers forecast a further decline. Portland drain Hals. ..":!.. "(I bid: ei.rn. .V..0n bid. Mill-luffs Mill run f. o. h. mill: Carloln 1.12.10; mixed cars $32,110; loss than car lots $14.1 0 fn Cii.l 0; roll oil barley $.15 f .18; rolled oats $01 H ti.l; ground barley Krq GO ; alfalfa meal $ lay 41. No s. hnnl in Phoenix altho the Talent school bell rlmrs nut Us come (o school everv day. T!.uriday Mi'. .Milam took his Jun ior as-lmants to the remote place:; of the district and fini-.hed up tue wn; work. .Money and pl'-rU;'-. aain.ititci to $10 over the top and n:ne. It Is reported that Ml-.i Vera Itonndtree, the primary tcr'cVr lias Ihe ' fin." it Is hoped Miai she lll recover oga. The Outbursts of Everett True ByCONDO HoivPgro, .loHNisorvi, wg I . y,,.' I -- R6D CROSS P(SJ5C5e. WVIU - Y J "vr Tect" 't'H 3; (DON'T T6U IT I l . .- " mTTvrM 1 FEBRUARY 1, 1920 MI METHODISTS 10 SOCIAL CONDITION in GRO TANK FIGHTERS ill NK.W YOltlC, Xov. 10. In com memoration of I he founding of tlio first American Mi'thodlat mission byidnnco of AksopIiiIcmI I'tphb. I WITH TIIK AMKIUCAX KOIUMCS IX FRANCIS, Oct. 10. (Corrcspoii' Amor- John StD'.vart, n negro, who carried the ROBpnl to tho Wyandotte Indian, tho Joint Ct'iitenary commitieo of tho M;;lho;list Kpiscopul thurch an nounced, hero today that $:i,!ton.iH)0 of its proposed $v J.O'ti'.oeO "Centen ary Fund", which Ik to ho raised by .Itino 1, r.l!, will lie devoted to "tho improvement of fot'ial, mor:;! and religions conditions anions the ne groes of tho fnited States." There are "isjt negro Methodist chimin" In the south and for their hetterment a budget of f J,rss.ii7." has been prepareii. I'an of t ho money will bn u.ied in educating gro pastors along the line-j of mod ern church work and nearly $i'in, 0M0 will he devoted to building par sonages to illustrate model home conditions to tho n ;;rocs of tlio var ious dis! i !'' s. 1 leinonslrat ion farms nlHo will In; e.il at'lisbed. similar to tho ono at llrookhaven, .MiH., where colored far rcvT will be irsught scien tific agriculture. Thirty j)cr cent, of ;'out lirn n'f',rfies are iliiiciate and schools and lecturers viil lie employ ed to n'ach those. Since the beginning of the ivar. ft feun figliters In the French two-man tanks ran Into some hot work In front of Ttomagne during the Amer ican army's advance along t lie west bank of the Aleuso early in October and Sergeant .lameii Avertt, of llir mingham, Alabama, with his "bud dy," did their hro In giving the ilun his due. Avertl's "buddy" was killed In the thick of the fight by a bullet that entered a peep hole in the side of tho tank ami Btrm k him fair in tho face. It was during i Amorbiin "push" in the Argon no sector. Avertt's tank went u'ong with a lot of other "brother" tml'.s in lino with tho American infantrymen crowding tiiem in tho rear. Avertt was the machine uunner i.Z h lank while hiH "budy" ran th . engine and steer ed tho tank. "I waft so no;v n number of Cer inans eucountei 'd in a rhalhnv trench tiiat I cmld see the terror on their faces wl en my gun hcran to let fly hullotr; almost in their very faces," E.irgo-:at Avertt said. "These were the fir t lb k hen I ran into on tills drive r:id I certainly let them have It as fast as my old m.i'blne could fire, and th;it was some fast, WASHINGTON". 'ov. Hi,-National tione dry pruliibitimi is due in the I'nited Stales on or about February 1, It will he out of the wav before the nest national eonvenlnms are lic';d. Tli. iiredietio!) in based on the fact tliat ::i sl;t!e i-wisSnlures will meet duriiiir the motilh of Januarv. l!H0. uu nio.t of tlr.'ei wiil make haste to ratify the drv ai'iendment. Kourtcen lutes t'.lreadv liuve ralitied, and it is altogether iirohahle that the nece- iiv i!t( will have rMlified before llie tirt of the new vear is ended. Iaw Will lie 1'rtHiaimoil Slmrtlv nf!:'r thai, upon receipt of i'l'if'al ni'i-e of She action of the re- tinireil numl'.er of states, the secretary sl ite will nnr '.'us 1lte aniemheenl Ibe law of (lie l;iiul, and under its pro ih.iir- one Mar will Ik' leit lor the remainint! ihuuis. breweries, dis tilleries and vn'.erl'-s in the country to liiiuitlato and out of bitsiuesH. I lie 14 sluice win-h have alrcativ ratified are An-toiiu Delaware, (Icor- , Kentneliv. I.oi i-.'ian:i. Maryland. AIassadiuse(ls, ,Mo-iteuM. Mississippi, North Dakota. South Yroliiui. South Dakota. T'as: jnui Virginia. MiuMeen Slates to Hntify 1-eirislatures -ill meet in Januarv I be foil-1 win-- i!rv states, where tuekv. Massachusetts and I.ouisinua passed resolutions of ratification I which ure beyond recall and made sure the triumph of prohibition. Politicians who bavejiad complica tions at home because of the prohi bition issue aro u'mulv .breathimr sighs (if relief !hat this issue will soon he out of polities, and that nil evi dence of the liuuor traffic will have disappeared hv the time of the enxt presidential cnmpaii.-n. The former Austrian emperor and empress probably will reside in n iown on the Swiss shore of )aiko rnmdnnoo until pence has been si'Mied. i-. brlieved to be Arkansas. I'olo : i. ftiwji. Kan- as. Nebraska. XV w ieo. North Caro- T1I lIAJION IIC AM. A Tjt.ili il Afli your lrualt for A I fit-rhi.trH lUmdndnrr.nctyV I'iiuiu i;.a Uuia iir-MuxSJ ral..t llh lllua KIP -it. -TdLo no othr. IIt of roup lfitfrt1it. f nrilI. ft:s.TFIfl ltlAUONU IIUAM) 1MI.1.S. f. V yciikD-nasIkit.Sirvt.A!viR:ll-M SCLOblbftlu'ilSTSEVER'ffltlERE 'OU UEXT FUKNISniSD ROOMS. FOIl KB. NT Two furnished rooms. Inquiro 72:1 North Hiverslde. Terms ruasonaltle. 204 FOR REM nODSKl. FOR KKXT A good fivb-room house, closo In Phono or see tho .Mall A essenger. 07 FOU RKXT Modern six-room house, four closets and bath, close in. Phone G52-II. 209 FOU RENT Six-room modern bun galow In first-cluas shape. Range connocted. Garage. Phone 4S8-X. W Coal is $80 a ton over there. Do you want your boy to have a warm place to spend his evenings this winter? Put the United War Work Campaign over the top. MOXKY TO IiOAV MONKY TO IOAN on Rood real estnte security, and will buy Lib erty Honda. J. B. Andrews, No. Si North Grape. Phone 647-J.. tl HUSIXKSS DIHKCTOUV Attoriieys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 0, Medtora Js'atlonal Bank IlulkllilR. KOH KENT AI'ARTMKNTH. inlcl; rill 'I ii-riti'i'i i-ortam: Alul';!'!;! railii, hliilin, Ic'i.i MilillC Mi.l.;.jiin. hnn, ( )kliilii)Mi:i, ( IrcL'iiii. Tcnnc-st'c. I'tiili, W'lisliin.'liia mill Wot Virginia. a I.iImI ill' 1!) Ntali-i. This jjivi'K :n flairs, IIiito less tliiin nccilril. hul in tin' I'li'i'linns iasl liclil sevcrnl id' Iln? wi'l states hav4 clinsfn ralilii'aliini li'uii.latnri's, ami lavor al.U' acliiin i- cspi'i'li'il with litlh' do 'av in Calirnraiu, NVvuila. Mi-snurl. Poim-xlvania, V'criMoal and U'vnm ini!, with ii iirnh.'ihililv that slill olli i'1's, i:ii-lmliiii.. (Ilii... M : i n . .t ;i and Nt'w Vcrk will lose liitlc liaio in i-lofl-in-r llio deal. Klorida is annthiT stati' r.crlaia to ratify as simn as ils !.i.-lahir comes iiilt a'-lii'tl. h'lt tli'. h'trislativc s"ssiun nil! mil lii".'in in thai slate unlil April 1. 1'alii of John Hurh'vrom Sealed Tlic I'lile of John linrlevcorn was sci'.lcil Issl s'.imiiii'r when llie wet sl.il.'s ,.' )I,.wmi'i.. Miirvhii.,1. K.i,- Ik I'll !m:i I I'll nirirn thiin T.i'l lllll) ('111- I oivd work-r.s have mle.rai.d from 1 1,11 1 -f" h(' y,iK ,lll"a'1 :n"1 tlm hin.iof orn au.l eettoa" to nor-1 P'"'dinr auay ..mil every last one thern farms and munitt-m iaetorie.. j (f them v.a.s Mt-.-l hod o.it on the Meibe.dism. a':i-.diii t. tlio htate- j Ki'ound. ment. ini-nds ;o provide for Urn wid-1 "VlnK '"M;r;d thin hazily diu: fare or the:e n.-i-rr.es. ma;iv r whom ! trench. !. in the m-anlime wuiehln:; an- up-ml-e:s o! that faith The pla.in !: -v 'hrnthers on ray ri(:ht and leit iiu-lride th s:t new 1,11,1 at 'hesauio tuiio kecpliiK t:'l "-'1 i'hureli"S in the mirth. e;oh of whii h will aid tii" l t-roes to fmd eiu(dov ment st Ti rl t.nUi!! iec( nt li'llt; (tui)r ter. Similar provisions will l;e WANTED SITUATION. W.VNTKIi Womn i wishes work hy dav, weMt or month. 1 M. T., Hox it-.:: it:;, .Mediord. . 2tili WAXTHl) font raid pruning hv two ndiahle pruiu'.-n. Wo have n pitod erew of men and Kunrantee to do pood work. Will either ftirnleh our men and prune by tho dav or cantraet. II. F. Stone, 7::' East Konrteenth street. 1107 HELP VAXTF! FTMAliE WANTED Ten ltr!u'ht eapaid" lml to travel, jieiuotistrato and Hdl well-known goods to estahll.shed dealere. $2.".. no id ?:o.ua per week; railroad fare paid; weekly advaneo for traveling expenscH. Address at once f ioodrieh I irn Company, Itept. 707, Omaha, Xehr. WANTK1) Com pel ent housekeeper wishes position. Address Airs. F. Schmidt, Merlin, Ore. 20-1 WAXTKI) Woman for general nounettoi k ; r;ond w;i"n, Mrs. (ino, A. MniiHrhdd. Prospect, Ore. Phone Derby 22-Ki:i. - 1 IIEIil" WAN'lTIi MMjK. WAXTKH Yoiimk i hi liool to work in FOU KKXT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. FOfl KWXT Completely furnished throe-room npartment, eleetric heat. The Hcrben. Phono 3T0. 219 FOIl SA IjK III V I5STOCK FOR SA UC Two weeks old thor oughbred Jersey hull eulf. Phone ClO-Itl. FOU SAL10 OR TRADK Small pair of mules. V. W. Fristoe on Kd meades Place, northeast of town. 2ty FOU SALK Two Rood horses, work singlo or doultlo; 1 Jersey heifer of best stoek; 1 two-seated haek with top; 1 good top buggy; 2 sets of harness; one saddle; separator, first -class, guaranteed. Splendid C. V. sewing machine. J. IJ. Stev ens, Tolo, Ore. 20(1 FOU SALK Two well bred brood sows weighing 275 lbs. eaeh, $30 earli, 15 'three-months old pigs. N. O. Powers, Talent. 20-1 FOU SALK 150 head of. nice breed lug ewes. Mr. Alex Anderson at KoHenhorg ranch, Central i'olnt Telephone. A. E. Reames, Corey Unlldlng. Lawyer, Garnett- Anto Supplies LATTER, AUTO SPRINGS Co. Wo are operating tho largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fail. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cloaned up for tho summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for good service Phone 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. Kxpert Accountant WILSOX AUDITING CO. 13. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into our slnipirfle5 accounting method. M. F. & K. Building, Modford. Phone IK 7-11. Instruction In Music Foil hale mi.scklumu;m. FOU SALK Webster's Unabridged International Dictionary and stand fine condition. For schools or individuals. A hnrgaln. ('has. W. Austin, 221 i.;rth Holly. Phono 550-L. 201 FOU SALt-i OR KXCHAXGK For land In Arizona or southern state fine commercial orchard near Medfoi d, 2 0 acres, mostly pears. Trcfs in years old. good .condition. Terms. H, Mail Tribune, 201 FOU SALK Corn at ranch. K. L. Lane, Central Point. Phone i:i-:i. 2 o 7 FOU SALK Will sell my 1 !i I s Chev. rolet . good as new, at a bargain Leaving city. Phone 2.'i7-.I, Ash land. OS going to :e i'l ( ven- inu's. Kiry. Driving kaowie Ij;, Outer Lake Motor WANTKM MIMCI.I.For.q WAXTKD F.,x wH;:!it. Phone made tc tab' are of n i-r iind girls. 'on r cs in coo! honrolM-pij.-j- for t!.o:'e " 1 tormerly piani.uio:i labo'i-rH i-ontempiated. St. M. F Hur. Ii Phlladidphia chunh in ( put SOU!" oi in operation similar work ;,l r. ard P..rk nr'iillliiti, the '.JH1 and fiin'l'-; for ;n a!! parH I WOJIl'll .irv and i ' i wi-re are al;;o ; i in Clii li vi i -a in l M. K. st alrciidv ry program starting of Die the dounhbovs coming up, I got liiglit of a lit;!o hateh of Germanr. behind aj WAXTKD - To hump in Ihe hiil along the roada. 10 op wh.it lu..l ;i rn:wlw:.v l.f.f ifr fiirpMT l.ad our hfavy urt 1 1 Dry opened up that morning. TIh-s- were machine : 2K)b. 2H 1 if vA rat:cli . K-;t.cr:' j to-(. ;: rcbool. (!o (..! Al ail '1 r of from d grain r. Xef.r me. .mi FOR SALK 10 acres 2 Va miles soullieast of Ashland on Purlflc I Ugh way ; six-room bouse, store house, wood house, chicken hoiiKO. The land is all in cutiivailou, fam ily orchard, berries, grapes; water ditch, done to two acres under dit'h; gootl r;aiil(!i land. Ono light wa::on, two plows, one spriugtooih cultivator, harness, garden tools, one cook stove, one heating stove. All goes for JHiiio if taken by the slu 'Nidi. Ash- It. 171. 2or. apples, pack -Call at Vonr 2 till n'rs, I soon learn g.n to upliiah elf particularly llio t Vja::elng blo'v. I ordered iv I wlteel to k fp aft' it eort un nil four and we went sideways, ant! d, and !n i I be the tank's -id-;, which struck a ; nk 'budy' ut thf r thoe gittwirri if whriels. lie did, up ni'ior them rort of I got around on to the count ry "drive" wi;l next ; the lag. 3,000 MERCHANTMEN BUILT BY AHCA side of that hun p, and my 'broth t on tiie o(h r sldn was doing the -aine aud we wf ji-d t hat hun h oi:t In a Jiffy ( beliivr i v,as by eafilading ! ire, an t be of: i ' call !t ." WAXTKD - To lnr. t ir i -t In h iu 'h i ' (liiilill;; A- limm. WAXTKI) Onii iln Sliili' in lr... A. I,, Ore. WANTKh Lam! ill rm mill iln plron woman tu wink In own town. Kuhy IiukIji'vii,; jk r:i:arii'iit. Salary nr comniii-r Inn. all or part llnio. (luaratilc'-d .Mlils, NoitIk! own, I'a. 'a: llioilr-aml r l"a"t; H):ilH. nionl, Orn. yoiuiK hens. I'Mhnan, Itni'li. 2M lnt of I liM I'Ill lnr. .Ir html, Ori'Kon, It. I-'. FOU S !.i: N. M Iown ''! ami orrhiiril run. llil'l W;iri!lioii;-'!. I'OK K.M.i: ID h. p. nnilor, illrpcl comiiii'ii'd to l-Inrh iTiilrifumil i.iimp riinipliti', ami innn fuel, of S-lnill plpi. l--lnrlt N''W Way f.anii plow; Klnt;hiaii ill.'-t; KanK ploy; r. -1 if Aviiry traiinr; -1-horH' Ki'litif ky h Iit; l)iiil(ix llarilli s;ir.iyi'r. (Jrt part IciilaiK from I'. I). lilMiiann, llo:;ilo Ithrr. 2"! to mure, build, ('hone tXH-M or nl' WASii ilOI'M MM ! !!.,:;. UK sin- I n !al. tl, ,i' I u:-l Inn., i, tl i L'l"- - I'm- ' -t'M IM'f .. I lri-;--, 'i l- n niJi'-n-if J" I '1I-. i.n.l i...., "r .".ii. ii ir Nov. 111. .-.I- v.-1 ii Ai nl ii. 1 !.rr. in .'i i w;m ai::-i-t;.' r M. 'I he I WAMI . -liit Wil . Hi 1 1 l.i', it liii-iiji Mil li '' ."I a-.ivi..;. 'I.- I'l. n.-r.il M.-. Tin- I -.- it; ' . l'.-. ii !: i.r . .1 iinviiii'ii lur-vuvriil, ii. -il n " r. 1 1 m l'ri-1- on l.v I'ip . c.iiiiii.iiiv n .. Inri'i I.t pi'. iTlh III . n. Iii.'il a llir- lit!'! . lr : i ii. t l.irilv Hu ll T-i. ili. rr i'.'1'li.iiii'.. tl "I I! I - ill" ir. fill "I ill.- illivc- WAM'ICD Huu.)... repair or wreck. 4KK-X. WANTKD R. H. Toft buys Llliorly bourlti, alFO mortgaKen, notim, JuilK utontB, c-icrnw eontractn, etc., anil malum suort time loans on any old thlna. I.TI'.iaKlt.i' ni TOCAK CO ; T1MKCAHI) Leave Modford for Arniand, Talonl i and rbonnix ilnll, oicopt Bunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and a:15 p. m. A ho on Satur jday at 10:15 p. in., 8unduys Inave at i 10:3d a. m. and 1:30, r, 30 and 9:.1U p. m. f.ffiro Aithlunil for Mclford dally, Mrnnt Sunduy, at S:00 a. m.. (nd 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and .5:15 ji. m. Alo on Saturday night at R-.nn j. :u. Sunday lravo A.lilanil I nl li:iio a. in., and 12:SU, ,Z ) and ' 8 S 0 p, 01. mull' " U i .ii.hhi'ih Kl.'.trli- I'llOlli' hi'.'il" L'H-W. nnil 20 1' I'Olt SAMO WOlltl MtllVO. I'liit SAI.i:-I'or.l louritiK car In II !:(-. lass I'onilit Ion : $ I LTi.oo oi rn f.rlllll!!H'lll. I'JvcillimH li-4- WrO.1 Kli vciilli Btrr-. t. 2u:t 1'Oli KAI.K - Suljihiir, land plimlor. Hupi'tphonphati'. I'ci'tlllo now. II. I'ih! tti'i'ilfi too. Italpll Walilo lililiin, Km' Mill. I''l)lt SAI.I0-- tiraln tuirka and polalo haikrf; iiiho ono I'oril touriuic (ar tn koo'1 condition. MiMltord Junk Co., jiliono s;i-.l. I'DIt SAI.i: Pino lllallty lulled liny Il'.iio por Ion. Moiloc onlianl rliono (.'cntral Point nt meal hourH. I-Ol! H M.K -Itarnli. rum. (;ri:..n Mountain Kilt SAI.h -lorn anil n lira I at tlio l.odanil Hanch, I'liolio l-Kt. SOJ I'Ol: HAI.K llrnnil now MiixupII raid SIMr.nii. Tnrmi. l.r.nliiR town on in count of health. Inquire .in liiirni'tit Htroot, Ashland, n: plinno M J, Ashland. :01 rdll KAI.K -ItlllcrlRin llll.l WiihIi Inntnn Hybrid nooil wh.at. 11, W J'H'Hiinait fbm DH-J'J. .... ' KltKl) ALTON IIAIU11T Teacher of plnno aud liurmony. IlnlRbt Muslo Studio, 401 Gurnott-Coroy Bids. Phono 72. Inpiirnnre EAKIi S. TUMY (icnernl InBuranc Anonoy, 210 (Inrnott-Oorey Bldg. (lood local aortlce. Helen Tumy, MumiRor. ALICR HOl.I.OWAY Kire, Accident, Automobile, Liability policies writ ton with bent linRllsh and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Garnett Corcy Hblg. rianlnK Mill THOMAS MOKFAT General mill work, snsh, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Kir. Phone 184. IMiyNiclnna nnil Surgeon UK. KTHPIHONSOX Physician and Siiikoou. Calls answered, glasses fitted. Ofrico nt residence, 148 South Holly street. Phono 000-X. .Mfilford, Oregon. 817 Dlt. W. W. HOWA RH Osteopathic physician. :in:i (inrnett-Corey build ing. Phono 130. . Dlt. .1. .1. KMMHNH Physician and surgeon, rractlco limiled to eye, oar, noso and throat. lOyos scien tifically touted and glasses sup plied. OcuIIkI and Aurlst for S. P. It. It. Co. Offices M. 1''. & II. Co. HI. Ik. Phono ..0 7. lilt. 1'. (1. CAItl.OW int. i;va MAI.vS CAItl.OW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 4 1G-417 Clinn lt-Corey llldg. Phono 1'04-L. rtenUlenis? aii s. I.aurol Street. I'rliitors mill I'liblislicrs .MKDPOIili PIllNTINIi CO, has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Hook binding, Iookc leaf lodgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Kir St. Trnnsfer EA 1)S TKANSI' Elt i STOUAOH CO. Office 4H North Front St. Phone 31a. Prices rltht. Service guar-autoeil. Alfalfa and Grain Hunches nre now nt about as low prleo as they will ever be in tho Itogue lilver valley nnd we hnvo somo splendid properllcs now for the per son who knows vnluos nnd who hns got tin moans to take advantage of the opportunity presented when the other fellow wnnls to sell, and every one kr buy, Bi hut Is Iho right time to V;', - --.T JT' --Hl-I & White . JKUford, Oregon
