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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MATL TRTBITNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1!)1S PAOE FIVE ALLIED SHIPPING BUENOS IE! 1 nUEXOS AIUKS, Oct. :!0. (Cor respondence of tho Associated Press) Continued bomb outrages, flrtH and collisions for the destruction of al lied sliipphiK in Buenos Aires have resulted in a movement being ret on foot here to have the allied feovern nientu refrain from sending ships to the port f Buenos Aires until steps are taken to prevent this destruction by German -paid agents, according to well-informed men in allied ship ping circles of this city. Orders sunt to German agents to organize- explosions on board ships which were sailing to enemy lands, nnd to provoke delays and confusion In the loading, sailing and unloading of these Hhtps, have been carried out efficiently in Buonos Aires. The con fusion and delay is attributed by al lied shipping men to the Federation of Marin t Laborers. The- power bo hind the recent bomb explosions and fire3 on board allied ships either while in liuenos Aires or just after departing has not yet been Identi fied.. Shipping men havo almost de spaired of combatting the Federation of Mlarino Laborers. The federation practically controls maritime com merce in Buenos Aires. It is assert ed that it dictates to employers who shall load unload, scale, paint, dry- dotk and attend to the hundred and one nece.-:iities of a ship in port. sending Germans, Austrians or TarJ:s on board allied vessels in the port of j Buenos Aires. Tho employers are i powerless to refuse to allow a doubt- I ful person aboard the ships for fear of an instant and general strike, as has occurred on more than one occa sion in which employers attempted to keep suspicious characters away from allied vessels. Allied shipping men believe the power of this federation could be broken by a boycott which would prevent allied vessels from touching at the port of Buenos Aires, as it is believed tho Argentine government would realize then the necessity of dealing firmly with this organization. NIEIZCWOR ALLIED TROOPS TO The Outbursts of , Hverett True ByCONDO PAWS. Nov. 38. -Luii is Foret, one of tiie editors oi' t-ie Matin, mic-i-ei'dcd in entorini: Mil:. hU home town, voslordav. lie wns the lir-d f'renrhiriau lo enter Minn1 hostilities 'eased. A revolt occurred .in M1. November ISO and it i-oldier-' cuMncil was longed under t wo Socialist workmen iMimir.is-dojis and a non-rnin ims im"d ot ticcr. i lie eoun -il was made i! of a i'cw workmen and ninnv .-iddiers. (lovernor Von Levins attempted to resist nnd marched n squadron ni' citvalrv with machine nuns to tht Place dt s Annes. lie ordered the cavalry to charge hut thev fraternized with the mutineers. The uoventor then ordered all the authorities to place themselves at the service of the rcvo lulionisls. Hut the influence of the council proved evanescent and the counci In.-1 ;tll popuiarilv. When it was seen that the troops would not he aide t yet nwnv at once, the soldiers irot out of hand and piiini:ed the military stores. A civic L'uard was formed but on Saturday one of the last German rcLiimeiiN to leave broke into a chum- :ne faetorv at Moulin-. Then; was trouble and the civic .minis had to retreat when the drunken soldiers bo l'iim to use machine iiims. The situation at M M. rorest r- lorN. is difticult. The ettv i sur rni'udcd bv armed bands and the pop ulation an::ious for the arrival of French troops. lOPAY'S MARKETS 'i Livestock V' I'Oirn.AXn, Ore., Xnv. 18. Ciit imiU: strcnii! : receipts 1SH1. Steers, Prime. .TIJ..( J J..K sMX'd If) rlloiec. 1 1 .Oll.'ii l'J.IKI; medium lei coiul. l(l 4 (n 11.(111: fair to medium. R.."iO(n 0..")(: common t(i fair. i-MUMbi- N.tMl; i ew.-i heifers, cbuice. )pS.(Wi(.r .S.'.O : medium Id "mul, U.-'iOfn T..")0- fair to medium, ".."iO(o li.'ill: palmers. jf:i.00( .(.mi: bulls, .f."i.(in(7..'i(l: calves, f t .1 1 tl (i f" I'.'.IKI; stnk(rs and feeders. .-rii.nOi.i 8.0(1. Ho'j-s. steady: receipts 2"2.'t. Prime fY nihed, 1 7.0K(ft 17.1.": tnedium niKo'l, 17.(10; niiiL-li heavies. $l..0n ings, $14.0l)(u l,i.l!ll: bull;, $17.00. Sheep, firm: receipts 1 70(. Prime lnnil's. '1 l..i0(it 1'J.oO; fair to iredinin. .S.."trc 1 (..-)! ; yearlings. .10.(lllll: wethers, !).00n Hull): ewes. .f(l.."1il(d 8.."d. 1 i.t mixed. .?! ' l(i.7."xl .-t fi 1H.00; n Under . roiJTI.ASI), Ore., Nov. IS. Unt ie r. firm. City creamery prints, ex tras, box lots, (ill,.; half boxes, half cent more: less than half boxes lc inure. lhtvin:.r price, butter i'at, I'mi land, (i7e: cube extras. tide. Poult iy and F.fi;is . Tizl's. buying price candled, rots and cracks mil. titlui bile; selling' price, candled. liVd title: .--elected candled in el- rtnns, (IS1 ..e. liens. '-'Cdi 'JSi.'.e: broilers. 27(n H'Jc; old roosters, l.'tc; turkeys. :M(t :12c; trcese. 17c: ducks. i'.Oc. Hay Timothy, 2!r:il: alfalfa. r..'n: (train, -f'-V. 1 n t If. nil (iraln Oats ."i:l."0 bid: corn, ..".".. (HI bid. MillsUffs Mill run f. o. b. mill; Carlota $32.10: mixed cars $22. GO: fl.nn mrlnlu 4 1 ( fl :.i.l(l! TO I- CO; ground barley $".0 1 Co; alfalfa iiie.il $40 '.i 44. BEnER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the substi tute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination not to Teat liver and bowel complaints with enamel. His efforts to banish it brought out these li:tle olive-colored tablets. These pleaant little tabled Ci3 the ?rv)d that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. Trey don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take lvld of the trouble and quickly correct it W by cure (be liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the Bums. Sodostror.filiquids. It is best not to take calomel, b" to let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take it? place. Most hecdarhes, "-dullness" KrA that Ia?yfeelin3 com", from cons'.ipati n and disordered liver. Take Pr. Edwards' O'ive Tablets when you feci "lossy" and "henvy " otc bow they "clear" cloudd brrdn and how they "perk up" the tpiriti lUc std 3 a bji. Ail druisisi JOURT HOUSE REPGR1 Ueported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave'. licnl Ksfcato Transfers V. H. llosan to .1. I), llous ley et ux, XE ot NYV of . sec. 4, (wp. 37. It. 1 W....J 10.00 J. K. Davidson et ux to Jo seph It. Perry et ux, land ill see. 22. twp. 37, It. 3W.. 1000.00 J. It. Perry ct ux to Jay K. Uuvldtmn, lots. 5, 0, J, blk. 32. Cold Hill 15110.(10 Leslie V. Stansell to Joseph K. Perry, lots 5, li, 9, blk. 32, (Jold Hill I.esllo W. Stansell lo K. D. MriKCT, Ntl of SH of ree. 1 1, SW of XV of sec. 12, NW of XV of sec. 12, twp. 39, li. 1 W Jacob Stone to John A. An derson et ux, land in twp. .1(1, It. 2 W It. A. Pierce to John A. An derson, land in twp. 30, It. 2 w. gooo.oo II. .1. lleiiuroth ct vlr to It. A. Pierce, land in twp. 30, It. 2 tV Walter J. Illllpeo to franeis ' 0. KcIIoki!, 00 acres off north sldo of S'-i of XK of sec. 23, twp. 3.", I!. 2 V J. C. Drown et ux to J. V. Dresner, lot 7, blk. 4, I'acn Add. to liedford Welborll Heeson et ux to Mary Porter McDonald. XK of BW, R',6 of SK and S'i of X',2 of SIC of sec. 0, twp. 10, It. 1 W Mary Porter McDonald to Welburn Heeson. S'4 of XB, Si: of ,XV, SK of SW, XVj of SK of SW, WVi of SliXW of NH of SK, see. 12. iwp. :;s. rt. l w lo.oa William I.. Iioaers el ux to Mettlo Jay Hawks, land in Ashland .1. V. Wriuiit ct ux (o Klla Stevens, land In D. I.. C. 30, Twp. 3(1, It. 1 K Jennie Harnett et vlr lo S. K. Decker et ux, K "3 of blk. 14, Ashland Homestead Asso-lntlon except the nor therly ."i0 ft. thereof Mary A. I'ry'cB ct al to C. A. Peterson, land In (lold Hill 30.00 33.00 1.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 (VH4T1 3 THIS DTs Today ?. . 3. . tf, 9 9 . h - rr 1 cVv--" --ilf ; THS Ch tGM XA K. 3 (: -- - , IT'S BLACK FRIDAY j-- "--SsT ' r . W ft )i I I V lev I - - u i r si t - l,f,-------.,i:fXi. Sfhwelii doHKhlfnlly ontortninoJ n (ompaiiy or cisht ladies at tho family homo on upper Church Rtroot, the ovont leiuK In honor of hrr sitor, Mrs. J. K. Nathan, who la viLilini? in Ahlnnl. Tho chitnnins hospitality ilitspenstHl was aunientud musically by tho little x!rl nmmliera of tho fam ily whoso talents, both vocal ami In strumental, arc carablo In tho aumo decree as tiie young misses are brhiit and wlicnue. Jhn Porter, Ashland old ilmer ro vlsitlnB i'aiuiliar tcene3 herealouts, take exception to Itoins likened unto a "bearded Russian" on account of uewhlskered appearances which dis guisG his feaiurcs to such un extent that cronies of the old school do not reenttiii::n lii:;s. To p:.clfy Jim, Kd I'arlow liltcr.c hiui to a Hull-Harlan, thfs siuiilltufle being duo to a thril- 1 1 in k incident v..ich happened on the j Cort .Iyi;r rnncli across Hear ereek earn aso. 1. a i-.iu.Keyt ami 10 this trilio no live.tock on tho coast is ennui to the animals raised In Ohio. In line villi thin view lie com pared a fuirly !m!l on tho .My or ranch to a mountain r.henp, and disduinl'ul ly kielteil it. Uorralt, a sprinting match Ijetwoen man r.nd beast, with lim Koir.s over ll.o top, tho fence boiiiK six fe;;f hitih accordiim to oyo-wltnesses. runoral sor icci of Mrs. Sarah Monroe, who (! .'. !ant. Triday morn iiiK. wee !r.!.l a: tho family home. Stxih and C h.ivo;8, Sunday after noon. Interim', t !!:: 5 in Mountain J 11 rod so:no time airo, roiiult of anient buiiiR a part of tho original automoldie accident happening fn , "Helms homestead. A splendid resi Ncvada. He was taken to the cen- denco is Included with the ncreaxo. tral west in a hopeless condition. Pns;--e:;slon is to bo given Nov. 22. Tho family formerly lived here. Mr. Tho newcomers. Including parents I.ager possessed, a moat genial per- i and dau'hlr, havo been residents of sonality, qualities of mind and heart Ashland for tho past, three months, which won tho estimation of many tho daughter's husband being with intimate friends la this locality, who tho A. K. V. in France. sympathise with his family in their Lodges in general have resumed bereavement. 1 the regular schedule Tho Kastern 10.00 1 Oil. on 10.00 1.00 ASHLAND ANDViCINiTY Siar and Odd Fellows encampment meet Tuerday this week; Malta 00:11 mandory, Vetlnesdny; lloynl Arch Masons and -subordinate Odd Fellows Thursday; Klks, Saturday. Monday will pass uneventfully, leaving Fri day the only open date daring the week, which undoubtedly will lie spok''n for In due season. .1. I', icocito nari adopted tiu plan projierties a fiP'M'iiie name, and he owns a raft of them. A neat nign in big letters on his homo pli'.e, earner of Ashland nnd Ho "(i streets, brars tlis legend, "Xone-Hueh Ore'iarda.M hast Friday ai'terr.oon Mm. Louis ASK FOR and GEr Horlick's Tho Origi '.al Paired mk For Infanta an 1 Inva.K.!3 OTHERS are IMITATIONS Tho Wednesday After noon Hu will meet Nov. 20 with Mrr.. O. Win ter at her home on tho liouleva.d. Officers of the club In general will na.;!st in entertaining. Those at tending need not feel compelled to put in an appearance "all dolled up,'' even 11 tho sperlal object of tho meeting ts to fashion doll clothes for tho Rod Cross salvage department, preliminary to a shipment of doilies abroad in behalf of a Chrixtmrs re mind r to the stricken children in oih'T l;.ad... Kvon it ihwi dolls are not pent ovei.f a, thoy wi!l be unhl and tho proceed added to finds norded "over riore" f""' tMierul re lief p;:rpoir"3. Miss Ft :i Miller, train,! nnr.. who for 9oi:ie;imo pa U lun been r iiertiil with the noied sanitarium at IMaeerville. Citl., is luu"0 fur an ex tended v'-ii over the holiday. with her p;'tn?K. Mr. nnd Mrs. I;. K. Mil ler. n.--'id'n on Church sine:, and otlu-r rf :.;:ivvs. Ab-rif tb fiiM ol next yn.;r :m- xpeciii lo u.) oer'as and entr me hospital r'-lief -:ervi'-e under allied aupi. :. Word has been recdvrd from Ah' r dcn. S:n,tii luikota, of th- death of Louis Lsfecr, who wui acriously lu- Mrs. F. II. Appclhoff died rudden- ly on Saturday at the family home In iho Shook residence on Margadine sireut. Hor husband, upon returning home, found that slio had evidently fallen from a couch and expired ln ntantly, the rauso of her death being apoplexy. Tho deceased was a native of Vermont and was 7-" years of ago. Her remains were Ink n to Hose hit re her former home, for fnlenuont. Mr. of giving each of his Apnlehoff is leader of the local band and has music e'a.scs in various towns thruout the valley. Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. (low are again domiciled in Ashland, after an ab sence of over three, years, most of which time lias been passed on a ranch in the vicinity of Corvallis. They are roof.cup.vlng their property in tho vicinity or Taylor and Holly streets, welcomed on their return hero by a wide circle of intimate friends. Val Inlow, Southern Pacific em ploye h local shnp':, has recent ly purehased of M. C. li ed a tract of la ad, embracing an acre, which is adjacent to hi;: family p-'ddeneo on Mouatain avejitie, mid which was needed to rjund out the home prem ises in that locality. ( Tho past six davs were "t 00k ie week' in the l!-d Cro-s canteen cal endar. Tho sloven adopted during that period was tho Ldmnnilion to "keep the home cookies hakin'V It is needless to add that returns from many hot oens were geii'Tou and the soldier boy. pa.-; ing thrii echoed the army jv!l for more cookies and I ieil. The Vicu-ry boys nid :irls of the A. 4 Id and d'.-! rfi : hudst::! h d o er $ t('0 in ln hiJf f.f 1he w ir work cam paign, the nuota asked being ).:!0 The county at largn has ovcn-ulj-xiibc.d tho SHJ.'.n quota a.sked of the?o workers. The ban ha vim' also been lifted on realty ti .uisfi t i. .Mayor Lan.Un has a-L-iliated the mo, from O. p. ll.'ln-s of Medfonl. to .1. Ci. Ct);,vcr, fif r'nr- itil::gton. U a - i , of e. trii'le over ihrce acri-s of chfdcc b ud ide of T.O- View cemetery. T tho wife of (le-ire,? was a native of Wi G; years of ae. :o deceased was K. Monroe. She i .'-onsin, and was Her illness was OLD-TIME COLD CURE DRINK HOT TEA! (let u small iacknp-e of Hamhunr Tlrrnst Tea at any pharmacy. Take a tnbl.-spoouful of the tea, put a cup of boiting' water tip-m It, pour through a :leve and driek n teacup full nt any time tlurim th- ray or be fori; retiring. Jt is the most eil'eetive way to break a cold nnil eure grip, as It onens tlw HreH ff the sU'n rc-tievinir congestion. Also loosens tho bowels, thus breaking up a cold. Try It the next time you suffer from a cold or tho grip. It is inexpensive. and entirely vegetable, therefore afo and harmless. ISM STIFF HGB JOINTS Bub Soreness from joints and muscles with a small trial bottle of old St. Jacobs Liniment Stop "dosinp" Rheumatism. It's pain only; not one case in llffy rerpnres internal treatment. Kub Kooihimr, penetrating1 "St. Jacobs Lini ment" right on the "tender sjtot," uiid by the time you sny Jack Robiutton out comes the rheumatic pain. "St. Jacob's Liniment" is a harmless rheu mutinm euro which never dinnpjKmit.s nnd doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain, Korenosa and Htiffnass from anh jng joints niuHcleH and 1hiich; Blop;i sciatica, lumbago, backache, ncurulgia. Jiitnber upl (.let a 30 cent 1ml tie of old-time, lionoHt "St. Jacobs Liniment" from any dmy store, and in a moment you'll bo free from painn, aches and HtiffnoHH. Don't Biiifert Rub rheuma tism uway. brief, tho cause of hor death being ascribed to cerebral hemorrhagbo. mr. and Mrs. . (J. Gordon, for mer residents of this vicinity and Med ford, now living on a largo fnrm estalo near Ksthervllle In northern Iowa, havo written friends here of late Interesting particulars concern ing their family. Tholr daughter Margaret Is married and lives in member of the marine flying corps, and Is located at Miami, Florida, one of tho government's chief training centers. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon's sil ver wedding nnnlvorsary Is sched uled to occur in 1019, and with Mrs. Gordon at least tho wish la father to tho thought that husband and wlfo mli;ht come west to tho coast again during that year on a honoymonn tour signalizing tho 25th wedding anniversary event. Heal SAr.-s Dksciscs It is unnecessary for you to suffer with eczema, blotches, ringworm, raslies and similar skin troubles. A little zemo, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or $1.00 for extra larire bottle, and promptly applied will usually give instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, dis appearing liquid and is soothinu to the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Got it today and save all further distress. The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O. Fl)H SAUi- I'ociiky Axn u;c;ii IVANTlifl SI'IX'ATIOX. WANTKD ViiKltiun ar. foreman by man cxporionce'l in general farm in::, orchard work anil nperatim; tractor. Itox 1117, .lackKoimllc Oregon. 2tU An Inside Bath Makes You Look and Feel Fresh li Gays a fjles of hot water'with phosphate before breakfast keeps Illness away- Thl excellent, common-sense health measure being adopted by millions.' I WANTKD Contract pruning by two reliable prunerx. Wo bc.vo a Komi crew of men and mtarantce to f!c pond work. Will cillicr fiirnluli our men and prnnf hy the day oi contract. 11. K. Stone, Tllfi Kourloonth street. 207 I KM' YT. M'KIl l'T .M1 liK i VAvT;':i fimi! ctf-nt hniisckc:pci wlstii'H poslttnn. Atl'll'j:;s ,lr., t' .S;i!l'.l(lt, Merlin, Ore. 2 IIFI.I WA.VTUli HAl.t! WANTKD-I'rillli AtiiiI: i.a'mr Office, Nlc.h Hole! Physicians tho " worM "over recom mend tho InHldo bath, claiming this la of vaatly tuoro iiaortanco titan ottt sblo cleanliuoHa, becnuso tho (skln pores do not absorb impurities' into tbo blood, causing ill health, while tho pores in tlio ten yards of bowels do. ; - 1 Men and wouc n rue urced to drink I x i ' V. H .'ll.Him- WANT I'll -(Wind carialile farmer experienced In lrri;:atio:t. Com wa'.'i'H to the Huh; pari''. Writ' or :lioue rretlerii k rc!na:'!, I':a;:l' I'olnt, Ore. ills .vAvm rtt-i i i.i N-n:a .I..1 : .:: (i ' 'ic.-t-i lint' it tit ihi !-"o-'i- Vest 'i s i-'iranj -A-a kit'-:..- m"t'?rHyil i.'l i.'Ii' tli j '.- '.i v . vt thdit iilis the v.-'-, .I'-r'M pLite.ir.li.i p-p!:r;it''- :t. ?! :Mir i i'li . !. Ily iu rt-M'-.r i:-c . t .. .W -rt ft 5 tlip ivviom lb' T'-' P-'.n d f'.' t;.-.- vr.-v ''nt n'ifl ftriti f.'ifj t : j " " ' - !i riru!. :' r.:. (Icrs V.-" Vf'vl. .t .-il. ' :, t fj'i.Mit nntl tfiey r:''Iy yi 1 n.l'.r ' ij. ;;;ifM fur Bni'idn. -n a rvlt ti ; pnn li'it f'i;i" i:"n w'th t-u;' p'--' y"'-' vr'i.'-'.i-Inr t'i:iu .". .1 rnn'- 1. i ' n-"i -:: .(.' u-i.r-ti'rtin r.i.'l .itkciri-tt 'i pit. i s un C'liiAi t.h:U!. Ihr afirif;;nf.f( -p',i(i r.,-!'' vil .-i f. I, i,f. Tltrfl I. h'!!fH "i I.r tTij'U S T'J r.r.1' lirnliy U-jt. I'.-iifi d.'jj cj..;."tr ; a co:':; qitr U a volt K 4. r.!f1hcr'f J rhinl nnt ftrdv 1I.ty Iht-(., (n mrifc, hui t.ii.t ft f,.xii r'.fj-."r ft t(o rnotlu-i. 71, Wi i kr,t -it r ffrfiiii na!i.i:tl u,-id f.co f;i-tu dt.il!!.rc tier.t. W rite in trie Tir. .,,,) Rrr'P.itf.r r:-n,i: . D'pt. J. I. . f ir;r t!i:,l.t. ru f r 11 "lr ( jiim! ir. .ti, 4 . f hi-M. T-'i I f . it. I ff.,.;t t)ic ir Hilt Cif each morning, bci'uro Lreakfast plass of hot wat'-r v.ith a tcaspoonful of limostono phospliato In It, an a harmloFS moaiiH ot helping to wash from tho atomauh, liror, kidnoyB and bowels tho pruvioiu iay'a IndlgORflhlo nmlorlal, uoiHon?, r.our bllo and toxins; thus cloanping. Hvf otcnini-1; anil puri fying; tho onllro alitnontary canal bo oro putting woro food Into tho stom ach. " , JuBt fin Bonp nnd hot water cleanno nd frt'Bhon tlto bkin, ro hot watur and lii.iCRlono nhotipitato net on tho elim- limtlvo orruriH. I Tliono who wui.o up wilh bad breath," I coaled tnrt'K', mnty taste or havo a dull, afdiini; ht;id, fallow comtdfxion, j arid ctnninrh; cdhf-ra who nro siibjoct j to tiiliouit ntt.it.;..! or conKlir':iti'Jii, should rddain n ij::;irtf r pound of llrno- Ftorio ' phosydiato :it th rirui; Etom. : TiiH;wiIl cod vr-ry lir.f In but Is fnifll- clri!t to demonstrate tho valuo of Jn- r.''l'i bathlnir. 'inf;-o who :nnllnuo It j ench morn ni ir iii u natirod of prn i nounccd ropultii, both iu regard to ' lic-altli ana itpuurauco. :i:toL; for f.'i-d. .S. A. .Mar-hall, ' 1 W A :."('!-: I Tu re-. 10 lo mi n' M farmer and : hi liool. .1.1; . i ' or writ i'uint ,()ro WANTI.Ii flirt-rlH'H (InddiM & !-;dit : ! ilxoii, umi'h of frnn tiKjtcrl'Mff'd liinii .' k raiser. Nea, .Mail Trlliuno. . Ki'vernl IluniHaiK cdnr fi-ii'M pouts diord, ()ro. WANTKD -Out) dozen youn:? hen; Klato price. A. h. t.ofidman, Unr-h Ore. li'-', W A NT KI -!.an:o hn-ft'iiK mill d" K!r"i wo:iian to wot It in own town Kri' y liii iiie permant nt. rfalar tr rfHiiniis iu't, all or part I .c, (iiiiranfeed .Milh;, Norrlhiown, l'a.' to tnoT, biMb I'hono 4 6 M s T't Ol:l 1 It 2Villl I I' 'lo flcnetn. Trclnif mi I ,lierr,l.' IliM I:. .MAIN, U'STAIIW WAN J 1CU MnwrM repair or wr k. 4KK-X WANTKI) It. II. Toft biiyn Libert bond':, tMo mortKa;ftB, noten, Jtid' niontfl. efcrow contractu, etc., an makes chort time loans on any nl Ihltiic. !'tit hkt rti'AriyiKNis. K(;R lti;'r- Due finipl:ely fur lit hcl aj-arteicnt. Hold Holland.' I'll'l It KT yaipleti'Iy fu; n:llc Ibrccro-un liiiaitment. ejfitrii llvi'A. 'i lie ll"l'lien. riiono .".'i(l KOlt S A I j K S. C. Ituff l.eRhorn eockereltt. Phono H-i:i.M. -ttti K)H SAIil'l MVKSTOCK run SAI.K IOU-lb. bogn. i'honc Stili-.M. Call noon hour. iuO l'OI SAI.K Kresh cow with e.air. rhouo Cll-JI, Foothills Ot.hard. "0 KOlt SAI.K Olt TRAItlS Smull pair of mules. W. W. Kristoe on Kd ' meades l'lace, nortbeust of town. io II KOIt SALlil Two Rood horses, work ainKlo or double; 1 Jersey heifer of best stock; 1 two-Heated ba"k wllh top; 1 Rood top bUKt;y; 2 Bets of harness; one saddle; separator, first-class. Kuaranteod. Splendid C. V. l'-wIiik machine. J. II. Stev ens, To.o, Oro. HOG 6 Bell-ans Hot water . Sure Relief BELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION FOIt RENT FUUMSIIKI) ROOMS. I'OH Rll.N'T Two furniHied rooms. Inquire 722 North.1 Riverside. Tortus reasonalilo. i U04 FOB RKN1 nOVKKIt. TOll iTll NT A Rood i five-room hotiso, elo?:o In. Phono DS2-W or see tho .Mall .Messeniier. 207 FOR RKNT Modern alx-room house, four eloscts and bath, close In. Phone C52-H. 20 "OR RENT Six-room modern bun galow in first-elasa shape. Range connected. Garugo. l'hone 488-X. MOXKY TO I.O.VX MONIOY TO LOAN on Rood real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Ilonds. .1. 11. Andrews, No. 31 North Crape. Phone C47-J. tf iirsixuss iiiitiiCTORv Attorneys PORTER jTn K F F ,A 1 1 orney-rMaw, rooms 8 and 9, Modford A'atloual Dank HiilldlnF. A. K. Reamcs, Lawyer, Garnett Coroy lluildlug. Auto Supplies LA HER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We are operating the 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. Guibu-ro FOR SALE ISO head of nice brood ing ewes. .Mr. Alex Anderson at Rosenberg ranch. Central Point. Telephone FOR BALK mis(.;i:i.mnkoi;n. FOR SALE Fancy Vetch seed. Hluestem seed wheat. Washington Hybrid seed. Vetch nnd barley baled hay. Corn. One fine young cow. DO shouts. 1 . brood sows. Phone 11. W. Bingham S97-J3. FOR SALE Webiiter'B limilirblred International Dictionary and stand fine condition. For schools or Individuals. A bargain. Chas. W. Austin. 221 i.Yorth Holly. Phone 5,'iG-L. 204 FOR SALE OR EXCil A(!E For land in Arizona or southern stale fine commercial orchard near Meilford, 20 acres, mostly pears. Trees 10 years old, good condition. Terms. 8, Mall Tribune. 204 FOR SALE Corn at ranch. E. L. l.nne, Central Point. Phono 13-3. 2 0" WILSON AUDITINO CO. E. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and In como Tax requirements. Look Into our slmpltrinff accounting method. M. V. & H. Building, Medford. Phono 157-R. FOR SAI.K Will sell my I ! I s Chev rolet, good aa new, nt a bargain. Leaving city, I'hono 2II7-J, Ash land. 2 OS FOR SALE 10 acres 2 "4 miles southeast of Ashland on Pacific Highway; six-room house, store house, woodbouse, chicken house. The land Is all In cultivation, fam ily orchard, berrlcH. grapes; water dllcb, close to two acrea under ditch: good garden land. One light wagon, two ptlnws. one siringlooth cultivator, harno-.s, garden tools, one conk Klove, one heating stove. All goes for $liiou if taken by the 1st of December. .IcKsio iV'll, Ash land, Oregon, It. F. II. 171. 20.'i FOR SALE Newtown apples, pack ed and ori bard run. Call at Voor hies Warehouse. 20G Will SALE 10 b. p. motor, direct connected to '-inch centrifugal lii in p complete, and lono feet ot K-liich pipe. 12-inch New Way gang plow; Kingman disc, gang ploy; ,-IO Avery tractor; 4-borwc Kentucky iweiler; Implex Hurdle Hprayer. Oct part icu tars from F I). Lii.mann, Rogue River, 201 FOR SALE --Electric healer and wood stove. Phone !l2!l-V. 201 'Oil SALE- - Sulphur, land pla.'ltor superphot piiatc. Fertllln now. It p.ivs! Seeds too. Ralph Waldo El.lcn, Hubs Mill. 'OH S AI.K drain sacks and potato sat His also one 1-ord touring cat In good condition. Medford Junk Co., phono 2s:-.J. till SILK- Fine quality baled hn eo per ton. Modoc Orchard I'liouo Central Point at meal hours. , OR SALE -Corn, tlrecn Mountain Ranch. I.NTFKIjKIM- nriOCAIl CO TIME ;.ui Leave .Medford for Asinand, Taleu nd I'hnonlx dull, except Sunday a' v'Hi a. in. and 10:00 a. in.; 1:00 1:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Hatur lay at 10:15 p. m., Sundays lento ai 1 0:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 nnd 8:3t i. m. Lcare Ashland for Modforu tally, eienpt Sunday, at 9:00 . inu ll:uo a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 am i:lt p. m. Also on Saturday elghtt it fi : ::o p. m. Sunday leate Arhlnnil it 9: no a. ni , and 12:20, 4 : SO ami 6.30 p, ni. OARBAGH Got your premises cleaned up for tho summer. Call on the city garhago wagons for good service Phone 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. KxHTt Accountant Instruction In Music Fit EI) ALTON IIAIOHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Hnlght Mtislc Studlo, 4 01 Gurnntt-Corey Bldg. Phono 72. Insiir-inco EARL S. TU.MY General lnsurnncs Agency, 210 Garnott-Coroy llldg. Good local service. Helen Tumy, CMnnagoK ALICE HOLIvOWAY - Fire, Accident, Automobile. Linbillly policies writ ten wllh best English and Eastern Compnnles. Office 408 Qarnett Corey IJIdg. Planing Mill THOMAS .MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doorH, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. Physicians nnd 8ura;cons DR. STEPHENSON Physician and Surgeon. Culls answered, glasses fitted. Office at residence, 1411 South Holly street. Phone 600-X, Medford, Oregon. 217 DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Coroy build ing. Phone 130. DR. .1. ,!. EM M ENS Physician and surgeon. Practlro limited to eye, ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. OcuJIst and Attrlst for S. P. It. It. Co. Ofriroa M. F. & H. Co. llldg. Phono oti7. DR. F. fl. CAUMJW lilt. EVA MAINS CARI)W OSTEOPATH 10 PHYSICIANS 410-417 Garnett-Coroy Bldg. Phono 90 1-L. Residence 2ii 8. Laurel Slroot. Printers nnd Publishers MEDFOItlt PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Hook binding, looso leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. Transfer MADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 4 2 North Front St. Phone .ll.'i. Prices right. Service guaranteed. Alfalfa and Grain Ranches tiro now at about as low a prico as they will cvor ho In tho ".oguc River valley and wo have some p!endlil properties now for tho per son who knows values and who lias got the means lo lake advantage of tlio opportunity prosentod whon the other fellow wanls to soil, and ovory nno knows that Is tho right time to buy. Brown & White tO ho. Fir ML. MetU 'rtl, Oregon.