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HfEDFOnn MATT, TTIT0UNE. MTCPFORT), ORECOX. FIND AY, NOYEMnT.T? 101S iAOE FIVE Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 22. Cat tle steady; receipts 309. rstecrs, prime, $12.25rji 12.75; good to choice, $11.00012.00; medium to good, $10.0011.00; fair to medi um. $8. 50 9.50; common to rair, $G.004 8.00; COW3 and heifers, choice, $S. 00 8.50; medium to good, $6.50 7.50; fair to medium, $.".50(0i6.50; owners, $3.00 (rf 4.00; bulls, $5.0007.50; calves, $!i.00ji 12.00; Blockers and feeders, $0.00 dp 8.00. Hogs, steady; receipts 1046. Prime lambs, $1 1.50 C 12.7.-): fair to me dium, $S.5010.50; wethers, $9.00 18 10.00; ewes, $6.50((! S.50. llilttcr. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 22. But ter, firm. City creamery prints, ex tras, box lot, 63c; half boxes half cent more; less than half boxes lc more. Buying price, birttor fat, Portland, C7c; cubo extras, 59c. Poultry ami Eggs I'-tiUs, liiivintr price candled, rots nnd cracks out, (i;l(iT(i:;c: senilis price, enndlod, (i.'idi 0'lic : selected candled in cartons, (iS'.o. Hens. M(l-mV.i". broilers. 27(rf H-'c; old roosters, ."e; tnrkevs, HO 'J'2c; geese, 17c; ducks. 'J'jfa'liflc. liny Timothv, $2nS.-)4: alfalfa, $2 ' crain, $27. .:(); Portland Grain On It. 53.-i(l bid: corn. $3."i.O0 bid. Slillstuffs Mill run f. o: b. mill; Carlots $32.10; mixed cars $32.60; less than carlots $34.10 35.10; roll ed barley $5559; rolled oats $61 (Tv 65; ground barley $r,60; alfalfa meal $4044. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Mnrv In::lcdiio to Y. l' Owiuss, tl al. Northwest of section 1 1. township :i,"i, riitre- 4. west Frank K, Schneider 61 ux to W. V. ('.'iincrou. I.:ind ill .lai-kson I'imiitv "lhl ASHLAND UNO VICINITY Circuit Coiut Stale vs. Georire Ti. Cowan and Jim Met 'ana. Order for parole. State vs. J. H. Wood. Order for parole. V. S. Harnum vs. 8outhern-Ore-iron Traction coiuiinnv. Answer, Pe tition for intervenor. Answer of in terveninu; defendant, the llullis eom panv. Spuuldiinr Mantifacturinir company vs. F. Y. Allen. Execution. (icorue V. Stevens ct al vs. C. O. Guches. Writ of altacliment. W. S. Bnrnuin vs. Southern Orctron Traction eompanv. Order nppoint intr receiver. (Iconic V. Stevens et al vs. G. O. Guches et nl. Order. W. S. Gowdv. estate. Final ac count. Cora l,arson vs. August Larson. Order. Marv Abbolt vs. J. I). Hell. Order. (Iconic V. Slovens et al vs. G. (). Guclies, et ul. Order. 1,. W. Ilollowav, estate. Order ap pointing appraisers. Hachel E. Hover, estate. . lloml. I'dlen J. Sullivan, estate. Final ac count. Order. 10 10 11) ItenI Kstnto Transfers Zjwh Cameron to Tmnk K. SchniedtT. Northwest of northwest it ml southeast of northwest, section AA, town ship it!l, rniuic A west $ Za'-li Cummin to Frnnk K. Schnictler. Kast hnlf of southwest, southwest of southwest 2S. northeast of northwest section AA, town shin !'. raiiL'e .'t we-t Henry f. Burton to Marv L. Burton. Northeast of south west of section tuw?!!iin 'M ranve .1 east Decatur Davis et ux to AuLtnle IVtard, Jr. Nortliwrt of norlheast. of southeast of section 'Al. townshin ;i7. raniie 2 west, e.ce)tih:r land de scribed in III deeds, pane SJA, u:m! 5S dvvtU, ,aur. Janes A. iio-e et ux to .!o!in Van Sante. Land in D. 1.. C. sect ioii low is!ii; 'A, iv.iui' 2 wet . Jo-'Oi.h W. IVrrv et u to Jav K. Ddvidsnn. LN ."i, li and !), hl-.ek :i, f it v of Cold liiH Untile T. Alntitt to l.tnWit; l-'araier. Soul hc:i l of soiiih-e--t of section 10, town-hin 'AH, rai:;:e 2 ea-t K;.i B. Bav et ux to John Hall. North half of norlh v.iw of section ;'). and west half or southeast of section ID, all in town-diip 'A', ram-e v.vl Oeoi-e V. McNahb et uv to W. B. Denni- et ux. Band in A-hhmd, Ore II. B. Nve et v to II. K. Hen ton et ux. Banil in --ection .'11, town-hin .1". raniie 1 wM 4,.V''i T!?e fit v council at an adjourned meet inu; on Monday eveninti, a-jain 'tackled the nrobietri of th" nninicipal budirisf. I his lew hcinj fixed t'iiiaiiv at K; and .Yl-ln'Kh nii!!, whicli u vie'd oev .-!0J'0ll to meet uciiere.l exneicies, for w'iich a ;iecific tax is; levied, the l;alance of revenue to lav derived from imblic utilities nnt! mist-ell- neons .-ource-i. Bast vear liic lew was B") and H-HUhs mills. 'J he increase this vear will provide ap proximately 2,00, nfl'ordimr a ua eleus for a sinking fund with whicli to meet future ho!id redemption obli gations. The liusiius Men's association has vote to merire with the I'onuuoreial club, its status hereafter to be a bu reau of that onrunizii! ion. and its chief activities will he continued as heretofore under somewhat modified auspices. A systematic and compre hensive ratintr Bst will he continued. This merger is viewed as a sound bus iness proposition, also a move in the way of economy. II wa.s found dis advantageous to keep up two organ izations where one would answer the nurio.--e. II now remains for the Commercial bodv to ratify the action taken bv the other bodv. a result which is expected ( ta'v pl.'ce a: Vh club's rcL-ular mu'tin J'ri'lav evenini. November :V2. The name of K. V. Carter, president of the Firt Natiimal bank of A di land, occurs iiumnir the list of Ore iron nominecK for Federal Bank di rector, liic terms id' two of these of ficials expirinir December ;iB (reon is ine:dcd in (roup 'A, which incor porates nearly -UK) banks throughout several intermnuntuin and coast states. The vac;mev is for class t4A" director. In uroui 'A there are 1" cnndidules. three of whom are from Oregon. Directors in this classifica tion serve in an honorary capacity, and although the duties do not re quire constant service, there are oc casional meetings which these offi cials are reuuired to attend. The hanks nominate their own candidates, and each member bank in each irroup has one vole. Anticipat inir the joyous Thanks '.'ivinir holiday by a" week, the C. B. Hanson family, residiinr on Bine street, were ues(s on Wednesday at the home of (.'oitntv Judue Ton Velio. near Aletl lord, the lanuhcs heinir re lated. Ctenerous hospitality permeat ed the atmosphere, the genial warmlh and alow beimr reminders of the eheerv environment of the respective families in their "Old Kentucky Home." the heppv traditions of the southland hit vinir been t ransplanted to oar northern clinics to min-.de with the time honored social courtesies, also prevailing in sunnv southern Orc jon. Be.. Ilattield is (he new proprietor of the Bark yuraije. havinir assumed 1 control on Wednesday this week. Oscar BrenuimuP, who iias been as isitant manager of the Califomia- ( rcLron 1'owr cin'panvt ;'t K'l-onata Falls, has been appointed master nie- banie for the entire svU:n contrull d bv that corporal headniiartci's beiii" at the hi'r plant at Cop-o. The family recently passed through Ash land, their residence to be in Med ford. William B. Shearer, of Yrcka, late ly re-elected state senator for tl. ? district invludimr Siskivou," .Mudov, Lassen and Shasta counties in noith Drn C;ililornia, is a cousin of Kd. B. l)iw of this city. Miss Hazel Bowe is home from her chool in I lie vicinit'v of Willows, Cab, .md will remain pending iutluena eoidcMue developments in that local ity. Mrs. Fstlu-r Si shy - Ashcraft has t"turned from a visit to Iter parents !;! Klamath Falls. Her father's con dition is unimproved and he has been euioved to the S. hospital at San ':j'nci-"o. Mrs. Sil bv accompanying him, she also beimr in a frail slate oi lib. I. C. Stock has ret tu ned home af a five-dav duck hanlinir oatimr a.uionu the K'amalh lakes. OuiUi a ntiiaber of oilier parties, from here are enittvins: the shooting over (here, the 'upplv of uaiMe fids sensou beimr un- saallv plentiful as (o both ducks and jeese. A fine port rait of Crit Ttdmaii, Ashland boy in the aviation service who has won special coma:i ndatioTi for nu'riiorioa-' skill in that depart ment of the anav. adorns the win low's of (he cit v r; conler's oft ice The unerv is. which voumr ladv oni ploved in l!i:it office placed the por trait in its conspicuous, position. The school election last Monday to vote on the budget o.-ti males tor the fortheomijti:- vear, calhd ont 47 uual ilied voters. 10 of whom favored the h':nt:et slraicht, seven bcin oopos--!. Berov A-hcrafi is hon'e aain, af ter a summer's (auip:'ii;n in a respon sible position wilii tnc Bciican B.av Buniher co'trpativ of Klamath coun ty. Itona'd I1'1 e-sH:t, coritoral in the iaartcnaatcr's corps Fort Stevens, arrived here on Thuidnv. for a visit with the home folks, particularly his mother, who has been ill tor .ome time pa-d. S. B. Nhuli, recent arrival here from fd;tho. 'Aho is advertising fnr small ftirnished hoe-e v.ith moilcrn improvemeii! has located his family tempoi eriiy in apart aunts tin Allison street. The union Thanks iviny service this vear will he held at the Baptist church, t he sermon beir.ir preached by Kev. C. F. ICoeider, Brebyterian pastor. The B'cd Cross salvage departmetil holiday sale begins Satanbiy. Novem ber "0, and will continue until Christmas dav. came home from Mud ford last Saturday. Mrs. Albert Forney luis returned from Fort! Stevens and has boon a guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Palmer. Mr. Forgey Is aiill at Fort Stevens out U expeeteil homo roon. MiiiS Hazel Tayior has been suf fering with an uUeratei! tooth no that Willow Spring school dtil nut open until Wednesday of this week. Prof. Heiiuer, wife and daughter, anil Mr. und Mrs. Julius Birkhol:: and son, were Clients at tho H. W. Kldeiin home Sunday. Miss Beah Parker's school at Dor by opened last Monday. Mr. and MrsUoy 'Nithols enjoyed a fried chicken dinner, Sunday at Charles Nichols at Kaj;ln Point. Wvst Phoe.ntx wero dolus traidini; in Phoenix Wednesday. John O ra ; f t s of A v,h 1 a u d w aa a InudneuH visitor In Phoenix and vi cinity Wedi-e-day. l.ovell Fern of Fern Valley was delivering some nlea Newtown ap ples to parties in North Talent Mon day. Threshinp !s evidently not finish ed above Ahlar.d as J. I. Henry re turned to that work acain thin week. Mrs, S. U. MeClaiu is very 111 again iu Mra. Frb'e i;i nuryin?; lier. Dr. Ma!r.i!;rea .Is in attendance. Mr. anft Mrr,. W. II. Hoyer left Fern Valloy Mo:ul:iy for ihelr new homo in ICugt.i'o wtiero ;ilr. Uoyer has a position In a druR Btore. They have leased their place lu Fern Val ley to Mr. nioherstlodt, Karl Hriseoo finished up his sugar hoot harvesting Tuesday and had a bumper crop. .Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Stnncllff and daughter Vivian wero Medford shop pers Wednesday. Mrs. B. B. Dodge of Medford spent Saturday night and Sunday u guest of Mrs. J. M. Kador. EDEN PREGiNCT Mrs. Henry Frnmo of Talent was in Medford Wednesday. Miss Elvira Welters and M'ns Ida IJIshop returned last week from Hood River where they have neon ia the fruit packing. Geo. McCIain returned to Klamath Falls last Saturday iifier a week's vis it with his family in Phoenix. Mrs. .1. M. Fletcher and Mrs. 11. li. Shearer of Medford wero guests for ! the day at Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey's of J North Talent. Mr. and Airs. "W. .1. McKay of Fern Valley and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Uoyer wero callers at the hopio of Mr. and Mra. Joe Kador Sunday evening. Mrs. Colver Furry returned Tues day from Portland whore she went to attend her mother's funeral two weeks ago. J. W. "Wheeler of Faiit Kden was a business calier in Phoenix Wednes day. Mrs. Mason, nee Miss Delano, was visiting Mrs. Fred Furry the last of last week and is helping to nurse Mr. and Mrs. Cato through the in fluenza. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rapp of Talent and Mrs. Bawrenco Crawford wore in Medford on a shopping tour Tues day. Mr. Hico received a telegram last week that his son Harry, who has been in tho training camp in Ken tucky will be home in a few days. Air. and Mrs. A. N. Wright of HER DAUGHTER WIS SAVED MM OPERATION Mrs. Welts of Petersburg Telln How. J , WftlOW SPRINGS ll'O 10 ll'O 1(1 , -'(i'ri MARLty IV IN. DEVON !, IN. ARROW COLLARS AV. L. lluxloy, .or Ashland was a, Kiiost at the Charles Taylor homo Miin past wook. (1. M. Katorky. of Waiilo, Orcsjon, was a callor at Win. Thompson's on Saturday. Mra. V, Alvcrson, of Crania Pass Is visiting for a few days Willi her daughter, Mrs. V. K. rarker. -Mis. II. II. Clarke and Infant son Why Pi$sr WHb Corns? Use' OsSs-lt" Common-Sense, Simple, Never Fails. Yon enn trnr out your corns Brvi unf for, or you oitn pt'l off your corns ami Bnillo. TU joy - pcillMK way H tho -()'t-It" wny. It. Is thi only (mppy, pain It aa way In tho world. Two drops "Gtt thm Drop" on That Corn Uto "Ge U-It' and the Corn Is m "Goner"! of "Ootn-Jt" on any corn or r-nllnnlrlfi At oiico. Tho euro fnmlly JnosenH off from tho top, fo tlmt you ran t'-e1 It otl with your llnii' rs in onn plec-. riiln- i- legiy, iki pf'lliiK n bioiruia. "Orcat BtutT. wish IM donv t hut t furc.' Th- ff 's only ouo corn ptv ior "OIh-U." Tmh wrappfl up hiir with tiijM (imi Ivind-, bjps, o( fir, ui mi int frcm irrltftiiiiR t;ilvi. it s nil n Imrimrity. 'I'ofi vimi, (1 by rnzctrs nnj knlvt-s. Hint's hutfh' ry, riftlciiiffii:', unnee'iiry. dunroiH. I "Gcti-It," t'io IllMTty way Klinpl''. pfilnlt ofl.nlwfty.-' 8tl ro. TaVo no rhitnrt s. Oil "(I'tn It." lon't Imj iiisulu-tl by Imttntlonn. tlmt you ffl "(Jt'f-It." "(ji-in-H." the guaranteed, money back ecu ri-riMiiovcr, the only yuro wny, eoMts lmta trlllo nt nnyciru Rtor". M fil by K. I.awD'DCu At'u t'hlcuBO, 111. Sold in Medford nno recommended as the World's Best Corn JEenicdy by Ixon ft. Hawkins, Medford Phannu and Ch:is. Strang. ACMES MD PAINS QUICKLY RELIEVED Mtel Ysiar My h m Think How Ahctrt iho Tt;na to Conio You'll find Sloan's Liniment coftens tho sercro rheumatic acha Tut it on freely. Don't fuh it la. Just let it prnrtrate naturally. What a tense of soothing relief soon follows! E-tcT-nl athrs, fitliTn;:?, corcness, cranprd rui'clos, strained sinews, lack "cr:c!:j" L';o?e ailments can't f:':t cfr t!:e rzlicvl-.g cjualitics of Sican'a Linintcr.t. Clean, convcriinnt, ccono;ni'jfcl. Ask any druiu far it. EAT LESS TND TAKE ' . TVhen you hold in your nrma your tltiv new infnnt, he Atiro tli.it yon enn fool Uvt'c Iwforc ftfl orrivnl you dM oil in your prj'.w to pivo to It A lutppy prsn;itil fnihK.ntt. Mcntlrita Br.y that the ttumnhU it..1 fcr! Inirs of tlio opcrt.inL rr..rthei tviitly atf.-jt the huftitu and dispoeltloa ul' the iutu:u in fant. For over half a cpnhirr thot:siTnhrf wom en 'vh' hno nrii tho thnclinn-ir. il rrm cdy. Mother's FliciitJ, s;iy tint ilv rntir."!y escr.pcd nn inert, nrvntr-tnpf nix I tlint rc ctjliur dltrtusim; foe'Inir en uui.n v.-hTo u.i turo Is tinaldcri. Th. y t'iv prorvnl a wonderfully bright ni:il happy dl'.pusiiir.n, wliicli reflects m roark-diy upoa tlic unborn child. by the rcfwlnr iiso of MotlirrN Frtcnd l'io muficlfs mo nndc anl kpt ho ft aim ilftr.Ui; to readily yield In nature' dcm.ind for ex pansion without thi u.sintl wrenehhic itniin. iho nen'cn nro nut chnwn upon, ml n n consequence tlio cxpertnnt 'jt!n-r in cnim nnd fierciio nnd tho nights p.. no'. dUt'irhed with nervous tvitrhr:iM, und il.a trisls 14 ono of joy und Inpptm.?. AVrito tlio UraJile!il It ?utitor Compiny, Dept. K. Lfiinar FlulMlii". Atlanta, C.etiinln, for tlielr Motherlmc d Ho- of vulue to cvry wiiman, and iz-t a hotth of Mother' F-'rfend from yo-jr dmirvKt nn ; tcja a lrcatiac;it that will trhi (j rual rt: .1U, illiife II Prtorsburft, Va. "For two years my daughter suffered from a weakness una ifiiiiiM in iivr riht side; nttinit.3 .she was so bad sha could not do any work. Kor t -;o yjarrt sho was at tended hy the bent nhvsicianshere.antl both oiTreed thi.t she would havo to be operated on. 1 3iire?ted LyiHa E. i'inkhain's Vepeta bie Compound, and at Tirtit she refused to ta:;e 'L, but fma!'.y consented. From the ver, l-.(inni:iit helped her, and now rhe i; eiitir.-'.,' well, and teliir.B everylvciy i:( v; much Sjjcd it has done her."'" ii'.t". V. i). Wi-u., 2-o Kortb Adams Suroct, reiera!urj;1 Va. If eviry r;::i v.ho tutiors as Miss Wells did, or i i c irrcquliiritlcB, painful periods, buck:.'. h, ti.leache, ilrapjring down pi.ins, ial'.'.iation or ulceration woulvl only i.o. t!ii famous root and he.b reme.ly a tiie would soon find relief 1'ir. r.u:h suiterinf;. Forsnecic.1 -k vi'.'.i: women nreafiked to write tlie L.tKa U. i inkV.am J.leoicino Co., Lynn, ib.ss. Tho result cf forty yeara u:iporincu Is at your service. ftSiliSKF Safe icw Milk if, AriiIu,-.r,..ft? Ko Cooldai Nufcitious Diot for All Ages. uiiK Lunch; Home or Office. OTHERS aro IMITATIONS RHEUMATIC PAINS Quickly Cased By Penetrating Harr.lln'e Wizard Oil A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Hack and Lumbago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly, .drives out soreness, and limbers tip stiff aching joints and muscles, i You will find almost daily uses for it in cases of sudden mishaps or ac cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stinrrs. Just as re liable, too, for earache, toothache, croup and colic. Get it from driiRirists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed. TAKEN UP. FOIt REXT FUHNISIIUD IIOOMH. FO!t I!KT Room with hoard In prlvato family for ono gentleman All modern conveniences. Tele phono S53-n. 210 FOK HHM1 HOUSE. FOIt ifUNT Five room houso,' ono block from Lincoln school: twu acres of Kni'ilen; barn, chicken houo and yard; fruit trees and berries. A bargain if taken by year. Call 5:17 Austin street. 211 FOll UENT Six-room furnished houso. close in. Kent reasonable to risht parlies. Box , .Mail Trib une. 211 FOK RKN'T Modern six-room house, four closcir. and bath, closo in. rhone C32-R. 209 TAKHN UP lilack .ler-iey cow tak cu up Thursday nuon and placed in tho pound ut Union barua. Own er cun obtain same by paying for adv. Chief of police. MOXKY TO 1OAN FOIt KENT Six-room modern bun galow In first-class shape. Knnse connocted. Garage. Phone 188-X. The War is Over Past RtntlL v.?r rral r:-! 1 0(1 to IHO ) comijir. C-t cd now, : f y SALTS TFbrilcMid roilTI.AMi. ( OlllXiOX A homelike place, and con venient to the ln:!r.er! section Hates from f 1.30 up. I'n.ler Man;:qcnirnt of Richard . Chil.U Take a ghrss of Salla beforo break fart if your Back hurts or Bladder bothers yon. The Anif ' np;l wnr"rn must punrd cor. ',. . .r-H t-Ii'Inry trouhiw, Ifccauo .-c '.'- iilum :im! all our food i rich. Our b... d ;.i filial with nrio acid wlr:,-li tl " kin.-r-ys strive to fiit.-r out, tlicy v.Tak.n Iimiii overwork, become Bluggieh; the eiimiiiiitive tia uca cl'-ynnd tho" remilt is kiuri y trouble, b!ald.T weakness and a ceacral decline in health. W hoa your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or tlio urine is ctoujy, full of sediment) or you arn oliliced lo seek relief two or three times during the nicht; if you sulfcr vrith sick hondueho or dizzy, ncrvmis spells, acid toniwih, or you havo rheuin.v.inn wlien tlie weather is bad, pet from your phar macist oUiut four ounces of Jal ralt a ; tak a tablco)0'nfnl in a (tlans of water before bre-ikf.it for a few dnya r.d ym;r kidneys will thfin act fin. Tins famous suits is m.ulo frum tl acid of prapes nnd lemon juice, combined with litbin, and lias been uneil for penf.r(i i jons fo ftunh and stimulate clo'-'ir-vl ki'Ineys; to neutralize the aciis in the urine so it no lonper is a snuren of irritation, thus entlirg tlsddcr dirders. Jfid Pults is inexfer.iive; fanr.ct In- J'uri, makes a de!is'iitflil rtbrv. Kent ithia-wnter bevcrnrc, anl belos:' in every home-, hruiNe nobody enn n..iko a rnitnki. by LuvjjiJ a -rjd kiii...y iluaU lug an) tuue, big rush that I: one In nvci-hir evorytkhiK to j -t-ro;Tcr macliint : eh In cry. wi lif. ea:i innk'j or Tit aro rr anniiiil''. help vorV on oi:r suir.rv;. in:i iC3 rliow that after each it:i l.a: advanced frnin r "( :t. (lood I 'nic;; are voui- .lulomoliib' r pair vi wi;l be re.i'ly fo; t ii'i i.iiki to foliow. No r.: a car can f1' ; .-uon wiMiout the V.'e hnv' the l.ia the mecbani ,: -,vbo n; :Iilu::. Cur "HTl IE Lord helps those who help tliemselves." If we want Oregon to grow and prosper we must recog n;:e our duty to help our selves by rf00'1'11! our own industries. 9 Let us speed our state along the path of growth and prosperity. USE IIOMC PRODUCTS. Home Ivouktrv T.rACtJP. vf ont:c.oN FOR RENT JilrltlKIjl.ANr.nU8. FOR RENT -1 4 acres half mile from city limits. II acres in fruit, hal anro III Bruin land. Ten acres 2 miles from town: pood buildings, In cultivation and fenced. .1. W. Wakefield. 209 icon HAha I'OUITKY AX1 Ki(IK FOirsAI.U Kx'tru "fine llarred Hock cockerels, l'hone R-13-J. 214 MONEY TO IX1AN on good real estato aocurity, and will buy Lib erty Uonds. J. 13. Andrews, No. 31 North Urape. Phone 647-J. tt I1USIX1CSS DirjECTOKY Attornoyg . POnTEnjTNEFFrAttornoy-at-law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford National bank Building. A. E. Reames, Lawyer, Corey Building. Uarnett- Auto Supplied LAIIEIl AUTO SPRINGS Co. Wo aro operating tho largest, oldest nnd best-equipped plant In tho Pa cific northwest. Use our Bprlngs when others fall. Sold undor writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Gnrbnffe FOR SALE Mammoth brnnzo tur keys for breeding, until Nov. 20th. International Block, largo vigorous birds, hens weigh lr to 20 lbs. when matured. .1. C. Herring. Central Point. 2 HI FOIt BALK LIVESTOCK IVAN Tie I Mjm;M.LA VA lUts WANTKIJ To rent 10 or 1 .". acres ol fico soil suitable lor truck t,ar doninir, with waler. rris-ilcKe of buying if satisfactory. Preferably between .Mod ford and A.'-blnml. Address with purUeulnri, .Maiifn l oriils, W'oodbui'it, Oregon. 210 WANTED Late model Fold or llodee ear In fir: l-clii, eoliditioli. uii lie a b in. ehlaml. WANT1.I' lor lc. de 1 ).-.-iir-ii'-; vo l b'.ve Ore. I will - hoc. i iilii;::!, I ler, .'il e 1'hofe I !l - Vmiur. in II-:-. lb"'. ) S. 1. Sir. Ill, 2 1 ii the mnrl.rt 1. 1" I'llH obn.lt ,. e I-II0-.7 v li;tt r.-.f.-it, Tab-il. I I. 2 OS FOR SALE (iood saddlo horso. Will Irado for cow or elionta. Robert Fletcher, 70G S. LVcwtown St. 312 FOR SALE OH T11A11E Oood work mare. C. A. I.eonett, 401 Orchard Medford. 209 FOIt SALE Ono maro, harness ami single hurgy, $2f; hack $l."i. .Mrs. W. M. Carle. Rogue Rlvor, or Foots Crook. 20D FOR SALE OR TRADE Small pair of mules. v. W. Frlfitno on Ed meadea I'lnco, nortlieast of lown ... 209 FOK SALE Kill head of nice breed . Ing ewoa. Mr. Alex Anderson ut Rosenberg ranch, Central Point, Telepliono. 4 FOK 8ALK RliAX, FSSTATE. U ARMAGH Get your premises clonned up for tho summer. Can on the city garbage wagons for good service. Phone 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. Kxert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and In como Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. M. F. & H. Building, Modford. Phone 157-R. Instruction In Music Fit 101) ALTON I1A1G11T Teacher of piano and harmony. Ilnlght Muolo Sludio, 401 Garnott-Corey Bldg. Phono 72. Insurance EARL S. TU.M Y Genoral Insurancs Agency, 210 Garnott-Corey Bldg. Good local service. Helen Tumy, Manager, ALICE 1IOLLOWAY Fire, Accident, Automobile, Liability policies writ ton with best English nnd Eastern Compnnlos. Offlco 408 Carnett Corcy Bldg. riaulng Mill FOR SALE--10 acre lamb for sale or trade, good buildings, fine witt er. 1 -in Un from highway. R. I, box (io-A,, Talent, Ore. 2 13 lDIt flALK MIKOKIjIjANKOIJH. FOR SALE 1 I', ten Trip.lnn Truck Atlach nient. internal gear i!rhe, can be In sl.iib d on any r.iuke of rar, will r..'.c rifiro for oulrk mile. Apply H.ix W, care Mini Tribune. 210 FOIt F.AI.K Best water healer, co liiutly new; for Otri:, ('lawi'ord, FOR SLE Aiann overcoat In y.nni! (oniilion and child's doll. 2'i2 Nnrlb C. nlri,!. 20S ropi'cr coll can t new ?2V; pruc 11 tif. k sale, SK.IIO. ,:n Laurel St. 2 nil Wit all ;ir own ear '.'hat. run e ( i you to t;;o;:: ! :-. ant:- ;i i i v f're o-.imi i r.iti-.v bllh;:n.' '! i n ,i: Crater Lake Garage WANTED SI fCAl ION. WANTED -('has. Plume o." Pnri Ahm CI.. v, dav or coo 1 1 act. J - I .Xor'it i,.iiv. WANTED -:,.-. nililoiib ini; o-.. eight. Fob. li LI Kivorpldo. v.a.b. yy- billy, cry Si.il.ie until 2 1 ll WANTED- r.eiibni aa loreman bj man e-P'-i ic:.. "d In foiera! tarni on nurd ao:U and otm ittin: ib i::V, Jai kfici viol in tree-tor. Ore. .-on. f!f;i.i" W.VNTTIl FT.M LK i he!;, '.villi II' I'DlirilV e . call III I., .'i. WANTED i; eral ho Phono b l-l pi'.yai. nl . : :-:i!! de : i o vn lown. u i .it. Salary i' -,ir' Hioe. i. town, Pa. i.o. bultil, Corn, 2 c -.!:;. K. Is jioiuid. yiorrifoii. WANTED. U. ,' :P'-.'r or wre i. 4KK.X WANTED--R II. Toft boys Liberty bond", aii'o n'o.'fnei.a, notes, judg menta, e-rrow eontiacts. etc., and leakeii "bort time loans on any old thlnK. VOIl I'KM-AI'AH T5IKNTS. l'( lit ME NT -( c .nplniel.v fur- llbdied aiiiirliiicnt. Hotel llnillilid. ;l E-Think to fcrlillzc thlK over. " Now In nine Mill. Kalph Waldo Elden, FO'l UK thref;-r he-jt. - Coinplelelv f if r n f ; iip.-itnieiit, ele- Hctiicu. Phone 2 in HHI.I' U AMIli MAI,K. WMi:i) I'rnto Labor Ofi'b ", WANTED I! ioii e(.('rlr.ne.-.) ri v.''; -' In 111' li or , l,..r- i .. Point, On:. r. Apply a:,h Hotel I, raro'blo in Igatb.ii fiiriue,-. (bio. I Write ... Laele 2l.'S INTLltlT.UnX ifTOt'AU CO TIME CARD Leave Modferd for Awn, and, Talent i aiid PhneniT dull, except Sunday al ;8:00 . m. and 10.00 a. m ; 1:0". 14:00 and i:15 p. m. Also on f'atur- day at 10:15 p. m., Siindnyn have al I 10:30 a. n. and 1:30, fi:30 and 9:30 i p. in. L"avo Ashland for Modford j dally, e.icapt Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., ond li:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on .Saturday night I "t f!:ro r. m. Sun.'ay leave- A dil.ia ! at o:ioi a ni., atid 12:;M, 4.;:o iitid 0:30 p, iu. , FOIt 1'iiva rlu-ht 1 1 u -.n FOR SALE Wood in tier, dry, 4 Va mi!.- nortbweiit. Central Point, on Uiow Sprliig-i road. W. Ilallon. 2ns FOR SALE -Coni, at Lnf.nnd rnnch. 211 THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, HaBh, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. Physicians nnd Surgeons DRST E 1 E NSON Physician and Surgeon. Calla answered, glasses lilted. Offlco at residence, 1 4 B South Holly stroot. Phone 000-X, Medford, Oregon. 217 DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic pbjjicinn. 303 (larnett-Corey build ing. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and pttrgeon. l'raet.lco llinltod to oyo, car, noso and lliroat. Eyes sclon tifleallv tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. It. R. Co. Offices M. F. & (1. Co. lildg. Phono of,7. DR. F. G. CARLO W DR. EVA MAIrtH CARLOW OSTEOt'ATIIIC PHYSICIANS 410-4 17 Carnett-Corey llldg. Phoim 1104-L. Ite.ddencn 20 S. Laurel Street. Printers nnil Pnbllsliera 'wKWaitu lrNiTxJhas the iiesl e(itiiped printing office In Southern Oregon. Hook binding, loose leaf ledgers, hilling syatoinR, etc. Portland prices. 2 7 North Fir St. Trnnsfor FOR SALE O. A, C. harlev, grey etiii;, red oats, rye, seed wheat. All tecleaned iilocks. Ralph Waldo Elib n. Runs Mill. FOR SALE - 1 !l I 7 Ford touring ear, good tire:.. Car lii I' I rut-rlnss sbaiie. 402 Newtown street. 210 FOR SALE - Fancy Vetch seed. Itlil"r.l.'tn seed wheat. Wji.-hitlgton Hybrid feed. Wieh and barley baled hay. ('oril. One fine young cow. .Ml ahoals. 1 brood sows. Phone II. W. Hinglinm tilt7-.IJ. Foil SALE Will sidl my 191S Chev rolet, good ra new, at a biirKiiin. Leaving cit . Phono 237-.I, A-.h-latid. 20S FOK SAI.F.- Flne (inillty baled hnv 12 ."..mi pe Cn. Modoc Orchard. Phono Coni!..! Point in meal hours. FLU SALE - Corn. Green Mountain KiilKll, J'ilOHO SOl-V, CADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 3 la. Prices right, Service guaranteed. Alfalfa and Grain Randies are now at about as low a price as they will ever bo In the Roguo River valloy and wo have some splendid properties now for the per son who knows valuos and who has gnl I be means to talto advantage of tho opportunity presentod when the lhr fellow wants lo sell, aiid every one knows Hint Is the right time to buy. Brown & White 10 So, Hr SU MedforU, OrcBou
