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Newspaper Page TextMEDFCmP MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTtD, PRECOX, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2(5, 1018 PAOE FIVE The following casualties are ro porlcd bv the coiim)nminr. uencrnl of the American expcilitioiuu-v forces: Killed in lift ion, !)fi0; died of wounds, 'il'i: died of accident nnd other causes, H': died of disease. 471): wounded severely. Kit); wounded degree undeteriniiied, 2!).'!; wounded slightly, 278: mis.siiisr in action, Total, KlilX From the Pacific coast: Killed in action Corn. Itavaiond l'oore, I'u. adena, Calif.; Corn. Edwin II. Hcetz. Aurora. Ore.: Corn. Kmlford li. Kockafellow. Winlcck, Wash.; Pri vate Wvatt Ij. Arliuelile, Chico. Cal.; Private Onoralo Gadcla. Robert Hill, "Cal.: Private John liovce. Oakland, Calif.: Private Oscar llalverson. Ilooner, Wash.: Private Leo P. Uorun. San Frunciseo, Calif.: Private Peter Stearns, Seattle, Wash.; Private William Miller. Seattle, Wash.: Pri vate Melvin S, Iverson, Silvcrton, Ore.; Sortrenht, Arthur ('. .laeohs'en, Fresno, Calif.; Serjeant Ernest li. Krentz. Seattle, Wash.: Corn. Ferdi nand M. Larson. Madison. Wash.; Corn. Herman 0. Leconiu. San Fran cisco.. Cal.: Wnuoncr Peter Gatto, Tl Centro. Cal.: Private Charles K. Chism; Chelialis, Wash.; l'rivnte Charles C. Cook. San .lose. Calif.; Private Willis E. Oaks. Colville, Wash.: Private John Pveils, Gardner. Ore.: Private Edwin Smith. Timber, Ore.: Private (ieori'e Kennel, llanford. Calif.: Private Earl Mill-s-u. Asotin. Wash.; Private Kruno Montorosso. San Jose, Calif. : Private Edward Morin. linker. Ore.: Private Fdward .laeobson. North Hend. Or Si. Johns. Ore.: Corn, llenrv A. Jn cohson, Alnha, Wush.; Private Albert Vim. Portland, Ore. Died, of disease Serneaut Merle M. (iiv.uorv. San Francisco, Cal.: Corn. ('has. A. Hrown. Athena, Ore.: Corp, Charles T. Iliskev. Los Ange les, Cil.: Corn! Wavnc K. Tavlor. I.o Aicelcs. Calif.: Private Pert J. llabishaw, Oakland. Calif.: Lieut. Will .1. Cross. Sail Jose, Calif.; Corp. Chris X. Luck. S m Praucisco. Calif.: Corp. Hurry (iuvin, Idria. Calif.: Pri vate Armiuid live. Sua Dieao. Calif.: Private llenrv IWlis, Los Aneles. Calif.; Private Frank li. llaiisen. Onklaiid. Calif.: Private Frank Tor ino. Piedmont. Calif.: Private Lester J. McKinlev. Los (iatos. Calif.: Pri vate ''rank Macehivelli. Los Anueles, Calif. Wounded severely Private Frun cis A. Gocher, San Francisco, Cal.: Private Carl J. Janrensen. Seattle. Wash.; Private Hal I). Ciiesney. San Francisco, (al.: Private Manuel J. Francis'jo. Landiii'.'. Cal.: Private I oi'imcr II. Chanaian. San Francisco. Calif. Wounded (decree uinleterininedt Chauffeur Hohort Harold Funk. Los Angeles. Calif.: Private Josenh P. Harris, Clements, Cal.: Private Ilur ton W. Meachuni, Tacoma. Wash.: Sersienlil Alfred W. Eoss, Herkclev. I .'ill.: Private Jero 0. I lille. San Fer nando. Calif.: Private Jno L Prader. Gonzales. Calif.: Private John Evans. Tacoma, Wash. Wounded slichtlv Private Aucusi J. Prindiville. San Jose, Calif. Missing in action Corn. Eldred A. l'rivnte Maeiius Vestereaard. Seattle. I Satherland. lied H!;:ff. Calif.: l'ri V!sli.; Private Lombardi. Santa Monica. Calif.: Private Daniel Mc Cormick. Anirol t'ainn, Calif.: Private Mn'hew L. Oliver, Seattle. Wash. Died from wounds received in ac tion Serireant Gostnv G. Carhar., vate llenrv C. DuiK'an. (Tavton. Cal.: Private Ellis P. Ferrini. San Luis Obispo, Calif.: Private William An dehson, Poulsbo, Wash.; Private Le von S. Setrikian. Fresno. 'Calif: Pri vate John Swenson. Seattle. Wash. EBERT APPEALS COPENHAGEN, Nov. 2 0. Clian collor Ebej-t is reported in a dispatch from the semi-official Wolff bureau of Berlin as having addressed a con ference of delegates from various parts of Germany, who gathered in '"ih'e'cliancellor's palace yesterday and to have urged co-operation thruout the former empire in dealing with tho present situation. The chancellor said that when the present government took charge everything was In ruins. Now, how ever, a socialist republic had replac ed the monarchy and power had been i . ,,,..,:,,. lin,n ,,, arm,. nf put in the hands of the workmen and , cu,atioll ,lioves aneail ln,0 Germany soldiers. 1 ne nrsi aim to oe acaiev-, AmonR tn0 othor ,lnls 011 the Amor. eo. i-ierr cueri coniiuuuu, was jjeaic WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OE OCCUPATION, Sunday, Nov. 4 4. (By Associated Press.) American forces are standing on the west aide of the Moselle river tonight. The extreme left of the line is at the frontier village of Vallendorf, on the Sauer river. From this point it fol lows the Saaer to Its conflu'enco with the Moselle and extends along the latter river as far south as Garseh. The Third division was the first to reach the German frontier, having established headquartors overlook looking Germany today. This divis ion will remain along the line near Remtch, on the southeastern frontier lied Cross nlso resumed their work Friday. C. E. Terrill, sheriff elect, has moved into Jude Prim's house which be has leased for two years. T. J. Keiinev has been in town sev eral tines lately visitimr friends. Mr. Kcimev recently returned from Alas ka, where I'e was employed diiriui: the summer. Dr. Clara Dunn. Mrs. O. E. O-horne of MciH'iid. and Mrs. George Johns ton of Ashland, spent the afternoon in Jacksomillc not lone ago. The Wednesday Afternoon club met al the home of Mrs. Lewis I'lrich last vci k, beiiiir the first ineetinir of the club since tho influenza epidemic, 'fhe table decorations we in yellow. the color scheme bcinu carried out in the luncheon as well as the flow ers, which were laree yellow chrvs- nthenimi'.s. The folhuvine- ladies ere nre:.enl : Mrs. Charles Nunnn, Mrs. Harry Luv. Mrs. F. ,1. Kick. Mr V. II. Johnson. Mr . G. V. Asror and and Mrs. 11. M. her husohaud, W. E. Kahlcr. anil will Micro Saturday moi'iiim.' and his son visit her son Edward Kahlcr tun) 1 John, and little daughter went to wife, and many other friends in that city.. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A- C. Howletl Mrs. Blaine Khun Collins of Medford Mr. and Mrs. Louis Drown and diildren id' Talent spent Sunda-' with Jacksonville friends. In a recent list of casualties an peared the name of Charles K. liose- rans, a former resident id' Jackson villi-. Mrs. Fred Owen has been the auest of .Mrs. W. E. Finncv. The Fortuaditlv Hridire club nioto ed to .Medford last Saturday even ing where thev were entertained bv Mr. nnd Mrs. Llaiiie Khun. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curtis of Kla math Kivcr country visited Mr. and .Mrs. Oscar Lewis last week. .Indue nnd Mrs. F. L. Ton Voile entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Han sen and family at dinner last Tuesday evening. , Judve Charles Prim left for Port land Tuesday evening where he wilt pend the winter with his daughter. Mrs. A. I. Fckelson. Mrs. William McDnnicl of Apple Lrale spent the week in town with relatives. and the security of tho economic basis. Every workman and soldier, ho declared, must labor to his utmost for the rebuilding of the state. Lib erty was worthless without food and employment, he pointed out, and the summoning of a national assembly was necessary to secure the co-operation of the central administration and the federated states. The cabinet would on Tuesday, Ilerr Ebert snld, consider a bill for tile election of a national assembly, hut provisional arrangements must be Immediately made for the govern ment of tho federated empire. Dr. Solf, the minister of foreign affairs, declared tho situation was extremely threatening, owins both to tho "enemy's will to destroy" Ger many and the separatist movements in that country. He based his hope of solving the pressing problems upon the conference then in session. Horr Karl. Eisner, the Bavarian socialist premier, protested sharply that both Hcrr Kbort and Dr. Solf were compromised by being repre sentatives of the old regime. GERMAN NAVY IN POOR COilll KliiTll OK FOKTI!, S.-t!;nlt Mm 1mv. Xov. 2.").-- (jthki:iv's iiiivv lntf Im'!'n ruined Tor .'!! lims. in tlie opin iimn uf a Uennim licuti'nntit nil onv o tin? wni"Iiiiis Mirivihk'ml 1" fillies, lio suicl totl;iv : "Now we hjivt (Milv n (li"hiniort'l)!e reeorl. 'n one will v;int to serve in m disirriiecd seni -e." !n-.'Me'rion of too Oerm;ui ve-sel proet'edin. Tliev are in ;i deplor n!)le stiit'', Imviui; been iipniiienllv ? neLileetdl for a joim lime. Tut This Otil It Is Worth Money DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c nnd mail It to Kolcy Co., 2 S3.") Sheffield Ave., Cht cnfio. 111., writing your name and nd (Irefa cloiirly. You will roreiv in re turn a trial package remaining o ley's Honey and Tar Compound, tar counlis, po!da and croup: Foley Kid ney Tills, for pain In aides and back; t'hemii.iMn, backaehe, kidney and bladder rJlmonts; anil Foley Catbar lln Tablpt, a wliolenomo and thor cmhly cleansing cathartic, for con stipation, tillloupnei'f, headache, and fhiKi'Jfh bowels, For sale by Medford riiaruiAcj. Iran front is the 2Gth Infantry of the First division whieli has Its head quarters in Thnny. Lieutenant Col onel Theodore Kooaevort, Jr., is oc cupylns a room In a hotel there for merly occupied by Major von Hinden burg, son of the field marshal. Livestock PORTLAND, Xov. 2fi. Cattle .'Jleady; receipts X i'l. Prime steers $12. 2-") fi 12.75; good to choice $ll$f 12; medium to good $1011; fair to medium $S.50( 9.TiO; common to fair $((?( S; cows and heifers, choice S.r.0; medium to good $'i.r0(ir 7."0; fair to mediuni $."i.r0 (q ; r..rn ; canncrs bulls 7. r0; calves $!Ki 12; Hto:'kers and feetlers $ifn S. Hors lower; receipts S."ifl. Prime mixed $ir.S0rf (7: medium mixed $U.."j0fti . 16.7."i ; rough heavies $14. Kn 1.'.; pigs $lU'ir; bulk $1(i.!0ft 17. Sheep higher; no receipts. Prime Iambs ?12rtJ Kt; fair to medium $UCa 11; yearlings $H)HM; wethers $'J fit 1 0; ewes $tJ 1 X. ItiKter PORTLAND, Nov. 2fi. Butter firm. City creamery prints, extras, box lots Cc; half boxes ic more; le:8 than half boxes Ic more. Buying prleo liutterfat, I'ortland, t7c; cube extras r'Jc. Turkeys, dressed, 42 fi 4:!c. Kggs Buying price, cracks and rots out, fin ft I2c; celling price, can- illed, i) ft 'U'.c; sidec tnl candied in cartons (IS Ijc. Tiiiiot bv --rain. 27, liny '2!)(:t4; alfalfa, $2 Portland Oron 0:U, $:i.1.."0 hid: corn. "yM bid. Millstuffs Mill run f. o. b. mill; Carlots f..2.10; mixed cars $32.00; less than earlots $34, 1 ft 3.V1 0; roll ed barler $:.ii!7 59; rolled oats fl C."; ground barley $ " 6 ft, GO; alfalfa meal $40'r? 44. The i:ro'erv stores will be closed all div ThunUsiri viinr. so, citizens, take notice, 'uid do vinir Iradinir on Wedni'sdnv or before. TbanUsuiviny services will bv. held at the brick church, southeast cornet First and Oak streets. Kvervbodv cordially invited to attend. Jlr. and Mrs. YV. ,1. Freeman left Sundav 1'or Murvsvdle, Ciibt., In spend the Than ksi:i vim: liolidavs with Mr. I-reeuians brother, Mr. union Freeman and family. Our schools re-opened Monday morning with a full corps or feni'bers and u c'ood attendance of pupils. Miss Peterson, and Mr. Henderson, tcacli- ters who have hern visitimr their homes during the flu uuarnntiiic, re tuiued here Sundafor dtitv. (icoi'.re N. I le-el'.'ri' '('. one of our oldest citizens, died tit Iris home here Moiidav morninu: at (i a. in., after n liii'enmr iFiiess. Mr. 1 1( selmM ve was Iiiyluv esteemed nnd leaves mauv sorrowinir relatives ami I riends. Mis Mav Johnson, who is teach ing at the jMountam district spent the week end with home folks lit Phoenix, and on her return to her hool made friends nt Cent nil Point short visit. J. Merritt of Oold Hill was a M.oml;iv hiisiiu's visitor here. .Mn ior V. A. Cowley spent the week d at DunMiiuir looking alter busi ss interests. The manv nndhers who have sons the service are anxiously iiwait- i-- the return of their boys, nnd are wntcdiintr everv train for the arrival of their loved ones. Mr. and Mrs. Frink itf'Hciiifln were recent business visitors here. !eort:e Hen Little was down from his Lake creek ranch and spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. I. A. Little, :ind bis mo'lc, O. S. Moore. Mrs. Wov lftiliim, nee Nora Ueebec, wife of J'ir-t Lieup'tiaiit Ko liulisoii, who b;is been with lnr husband at various eastern cities, arrived here Friday morning "i an et ended visit to her parents, Mr. and JIn A. W. lieebee. S. V. llilcs and wife of Kn!crprie. Oregon, en route tu California, to Hieml the winter, visited bis siMcr. Mrs. V. K. K'ahler. In-t week. Mrs. V. F. Kubler will b-ave W'cd-ne-.diiv Ninrnui" fnr Pnrtbind: to ioin Auionsr the business 'allers since 1 last reported was Kd Cowriuii, C. K. Bellews and Iris brother Owen, V. II. Crendall, lieni. Urophy and K. .lacks. Miss Robert n Pieive, dauubter- of our townsman, Flovti Pierce, returned from Portland Thursday, and S. P. ilemmon of Hutte Falls was also a pussenuer on tho P. & K. the same day. Messrs. M. O. A went, M. C. Arvent. lienton Kecol and 11. Wocsaiit of Grants Pass spent the niulit with us on their way to Putte Falls. Thev had with thorn three larire loi-'.:imr trucks on their way to fill a contract for the delivery of a larire ounntitv .of saw loirs to the Unite Falls Lumber company's mill. The undei'staiuliui: is that the mill company is to lav n nlank road from (lie dumpi:uv u round to the timber and thev. the mill com pany, to load the saw Ions on the ears, ami the contractor. Mr. Arvenr, is to deliver them at ?t certain rate ncr thousand i'eet. And I have heard it oredicled that the three trucks, if Kept busy would simply bury the mill up with loirs. Hut we hope that the ritie was mistaken nnd that the null will do a thriving business. Mrs. II. F. Piatt of Medford ealleu fordinnor Thursday. Mr. Ibiprev, who owns and operates a sawmill four miles west of Unite Falls, came in Thur.-dav evenimr and spent the nurht. truing to Medford Fri day and back, and spent Friday niuht with us. He says that he has about two weeks sawinr to do (o clean up his loirs that he has on hand and' then he will shut down and put in the winter cuttiny lous and wood, sows Hint he has a quantity of large tim her on bis place that is too larue to saw, as it does not make trood lum ber on account of the limbs heimr so larre. makes the lumber too knotty Thomas Cnlhortson and two of hia bovs Avero doiny business here Friday. A. V. Smith of Astoria came in 'ridav morning and spent the day and niebt with us taking the Irain for Pint to l'alfs the next day. He was uoinii' to visit a duiKrhler in tiiat vicinity. J. J. Skinner of Medford. who is in the employ of the C. & O. P. company. was here Friday readinr the electric meters. lie had taken the pliice of A, S. Hliton. who was confined to his room with the flu. i O. C. Kin-i' of Medford. represent- imr the jMedford Grocery eompanv and W. II. Kamsey, reprsentitiLr the West Coast Soap 'ompanv, were here for dinner Saturday. Mrs. Knphcl Gardner and two of her children came out from their home on Salt creek, to have some blacksmith work done. T. L. Nobortson wm dii'"- It'isin-w. Med ford that niorniur to have some denial work done. Karnest .MeKev. who is general roustabout for Hubbard brothers, came out S.ilurdav to enstall an elec tric pump ami motor for Mrs. llow lett, at the Suun.ide. Since mv last report W. L. Child reth has renewed his subscription To the Dailv Mail Tribune and 1. A. Cbeivlv has given me his subscription for t!ie Onilv M-,il Tribune. $100 Reward, $100 The readers of (lilt papor will be pleased to learn that tliere la at leant on. dr ended disease that arlenoo hun been able to euro In all Ita atattea and that Is catarrh. Catarrh being Kreatly inlhieiieed by constitutional conditions requires eonstllutlonal trealnient. Hall's Catarrh Medicine la taken Internally and nets thru the lllood cn tho Mucoua Sur faces of the System tl.jroby dcstroyltiB the foundation of (he disease, .flvlntf tho patient strenKlh by bulldlnw up tho con Hl.lution nnd assh'tfiiK nntur? in doinii Ita work. The proprietors have so much faith In tho curative power of Hall's Catarrh Medicine Umt thoy offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It Tails to cure. Send for list nf testinionlale. Address R J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. niiliP WAXTE! FKMAJHJ WANTED SITUATION. WANT ICO Con tract for pnmliiB by two reliable primers. Phone S85. 1). l' Slono, 738 Kuat Fourloontli sli-eot. -'I" Wlion trio rViildi-on Pnnrrli Riifi WANTUD Woinun for gonerul m,.. i Ti,m,t i housework, fanilly of two. Phono andjChests No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup, or worse. And then'a when you're glad you have a jar of Mus terole at hand to give prompt, sure re lief. It does not blister. As first aid and a certain remedv. Musterole is excellent. Thousands of mothers know it. You should keep a j jar in the house, ready for instant use. It is the remedy for adults, too. Re lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sorei muscles, chilblains, hosted feet and colds of the chest (it' often prevents pneumonia). 3Uc and buc jars; Hospital size $i:m. FOlt KENT Six-room furnished hotiso, clo30 In. Kent reasonable to right parties. Uo.v 9, Mull Trib une. 211 WANTtfn MIRCEMiANEOUB WANT 100 auiuns anil apples. A dress Hox litl7, Modt'ord. 1! W.VN'Tl'D It pays to' slmonizo: gel your car cleaned up. Curs washed slnmntzfld and tons dressed. Klrst class work done. See mo for prices. Marlon Kinder, Union Stables. South Itlvei-Bide. 211! WANTED A 12-Inch .lohn Deere atlekv ulow. l'hune 571-111. 21-1 WANTED l.uto model Ford oi Dodge ear In first-class condition Must he a harnaln. S. P. Shtitt Ashland. 213 Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Tl;l,Ul SAFE AXI) SI.-HIM.E WAY TO TliiEAT AND rMMHYK AT IIOMW WEE USED SAGE TEA TO DARKEN HI She mixed Sulphur with it to Restore Color, Gloss, Youthfulness. If you linvo cat-irrh, catarrhal deafness or head r.oises caused by catarrh, or If phler;.n ilrops In your throat nnd has cau ;ed catarrh of the stomach or bowollj you will be Kind to know that the :e distressing sym- toms may he e ulrely ovorcotno In many instances by the following treatment whlt i you can easily pic paro In your o vn homo at. little rosl. Secure from y iur druKKist 1 otinco of I'nnnint (Doihle StrenKthl. Take this home a :il add to it V pint of hot water and a litllo granulated su'jar; stir until dissolved. T:.i.ku one taidespoonful four times a day. An iinproven.' nt is sometimes noted after tho first day's treatment. Hrealhlt should become easy, whlln tho dislresHlnn head noise:, head acliPR, dullness, clourly thlnkint;, i Ic, should Mt'.-i'liif !!' disappear miller tlie Ionic action or ilio treatment. Loss of smell ta:te, (Infective hcatlnK and mucus dropping in the hack of the throat are oilier symptoms wbb h sumie.Ht the presence of calarrh and i SI-; V, , r which may often lie overcome by this efficacious treatment. It Is said thai, nearly ninety per cenl. of all o:r troubles are caused by catarrh am! there must, therefore, lie many peo plo whose hearing may be restored by (his simple, harmless, home treal nient. Adv. Xotico of Sulo of ('ovenimciit Timber General Land Office, Washington, D. C, November II. 1918. Notice is hereby Riven that subject to tho conditions uiid limitations of tho Act of June ft, 1 :) 1 li (39 Stat.. 21S), snd the Instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of Septem ber 15, 1917, tl-.o timber on tho fol lowing lands will bo sold Jan. 2, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. in., at public auction at tho United States land office at Itoscbure. Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised valtto as shown by this police, salo to bo subject to tho ap proval of the Secretary of tho" in terior. Tho purchaso price, with an additional sum of ono-fifth of one per cent thereof, beini; commissions allowed, must be deposited nt time of sale, money to bo returned If sate is not approved, otherwise patent will issuo fur tho timber which must bo remoed within ten years, 'llids will bo received from citizens of tho United Stales, associations of such citizens and corporations organized under the laws of tho tlnltod Slates or any slate, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, Hie timber on any lecol subdivision will be otfereu separately before beiliR included In any offor of a larger unit. T. 35 8.. It. 1 E., Sec. 1 : BE 'A SW'4, yellow piue 10 m., red fir -130 M., white rir 20 M., none of Ihe yel low pino to be sold for less than $1.50 per ill., and none of tho fir to lie sold for less than $1.0(1 per M. T. 15 S., ft. 2 W., See. 2 5, NUV4 SW'i, rod fir 300 .M ., yellow fir 9.00 M., cedar 50 M., NWU SWV4. red fir 500 m.. yellow fir S00 M., SW'Vi SW4, led fir 1150 M., yellow rir 100 XI., cedar 50 M., SEVi HW'A, red fir 550 M., vollow fir 100 M., NE',i-SUy4, red fir 550 M., NWV4 SE Vt , rod fir 450 M., veliow fire 900 M., SW(4 SE'i, red fir 700 M .. yel low fir 350 M cedar 50 M.. SE '4 SEW, rod fir 102 5 ,, yellow fir 300 .VI., nono of tho red fir, yellow fir or cedar to be sold tor less than $1.50 per M. T. M S., It 11 W., See. 5, NE'4 'NE'i, red fir S50 M., .W-!4 NE'r, red fir 700 M., SW 14 NE'4, red fir S25 M., SE'i ..EVi, rod fir SO0 .M ., NEVi NW'-Vi, red lir 450 M., yellow fir 450 .L, SW- red fir 100 M., yellow fir s.'io M., cedar 70 51., SW!i NW'4, red fir 225 M., yellow fir 450 M., .W4 NW'4 red NW'4, red fir 32.. M yidlow fir 400 M., cedar 1 15 M NE',4 SW '4 , yellow fir 700 Jl., cedar 70 M., NW4 SW'4. yollow fir 49n M., cedar 30 M., SW'4 SW'4. veliow fir CIO M., HE Vt SWV. , yellow fir 7 10 ,L, NE'i SE'4, red fir 370 M.. yellow fir 3110 51.. cedar 115 M Ml'1', SH'4, red fir 575 M., collar .'in ,M., SWV, HE '4 . red fir f.so M. , s E Vt SEy, , red fir KS0 ,M., cedar 25 .VI,. none o tlio. red fir to bo sold for le-.t than SI. on per ! AL, end none of tile y.'l'n.v tie or ' cedar to Ins suM fur le s Mikm $1.2. per .11. T. 1 7 S.', It. 0 U ., Sec. I li, ! Lot 2, red fir I !mi ,;., Lot ". red fir ; 305 M. Sec. 35 N K n SWV,, red fir 1525 ,M.. HE', SW la , rod fir 4 15 M .. NWHi SEVi, rerl fir 1MI M., SW'4 il fir II2U .L, SE '4 SE',1, WANTED 1 will bo In the mnrket for feeder hogs by ear lots about December 1st. Let mo know what you have. Welboru lleeson, Talent Ore. 212 WANTED To buy several thousand first-class split cedar fence posts. (laddis & Dixon, Medford, ore. WANTED Lorue knitting mill de sires woman to work In own town Easy business; permanent. Salary or commission, all or part lime. Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Pn WANTED Houses repair or wreck 4SS-X. to ibov, build Phone 488-SI or WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes. Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes Bhort time loans on any old thing. THtn SALE UKAL KSTATK. FOR SALE Olt TRADE ltellnouish ment; Phono. 53JM or (147-J. 214 FOR SALE 4 0 aero ranch for sale or trade, good buildings, fine wut. or. 1 Vi -mile from highway. 11.1 box U5-A, Talent, Ore. 213 VOVl 8ALI5 POULTRY AND KOOE. FOR SALE Five fine cockerels. Fit. mous laying strain of O. A. C Oregons. W. K. Parker, Central Point. Phono 19-XI. 2 1 FOR SAI.E-cockorols. -Extra fino llarred Itock Phono lt-13-.L 214 FOR BALK LIVHKTOnf. FOR SALE Team, wagon nnd bur ness. $250.00, part cash, terms on balance. Inuulro at Old Latin Place, ono ill 1 1 o north of Central Point. 210 FOR SALE (lood saddlo horse. Will trade for cow or shoals. Robert Fletcher, 7011 S. i.Vewlown St. 312 FOR SALE 150 head of nice breod lug ewes. Mr, Alex Anderson at Rosenborg ranch, Contrul Point. Telephono. FOIl BALK MlS;;liLAJlfEOl;i. red fir 33", M, In be sold for li s:: 1 1 .1. Kce. 2 7, Lot 1, I'm! i! NE'4 NW'i, red :;V N W "i , red : :r the red llr lo be si.i.l $1,15 per M. CLAY Commissioner, lI'Miciii of ilu Lid : 5 .VI . lor ; red fir -. per M. AL N'. 1 , .V 'A: none of rs thun TALI.MAN, I Land Oll'lc Mrs, Anna Unutil nnd mi IliJnrt. left lor Wend ln-t week, when: liiev v. ill rcnuiiti dui'i.i the v. inter. Si boo! reoKined Monday niter nn enlurcvtt vuciiUoH vi si wcelo, I'lic Common garden sage brewed Into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair benutlfully dark and luxuriant. Just a few applications will prove a revela tion If your hair Is fading, streaked or gray. Mixing tho Bago Tea and fiul phur recipe at home, though, is trou blesome. An easier way Is to get a bottle ef Wycth'H Rage anil Kulphur Compound at any drug store all ready for use. This ia the old-time recipe improved by tho addition of other In gredient. ' While wispy, gray, faded hair Is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness lly darkening your hair with Wyeth's Pago arid fiulphur Compound, no one can tell, because It docs it so naturally, so evenly. You Just dampen a aponre or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, oft and luxuriant. 'his preparation Is a delightful toilet requisite and Is not intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of dla-ea... Announcement! Wo now h.'ivo two loim pxi'orionccd auto mucliii.tetK wlio know liow In rfp;iir your car, :niy inuUp, nnd (In It rli,'ht. Ail work Knar nntOfMl. On Mi you try up you will roinnln our etiMon:nr, for onr work will tiu Batisfaclory. The Valley Garage for sale No. 4i i-.i: ,M amy. -Stock carrots. Phou . Call evenings. II 215 mn BE.VT APARTMKWT8. OR RENT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. rOR RRM1 HOI1SK. 'Olt KENT Five largo rooms, mod ern house. $10.00 If taken at once. iPhone 750-J. 14 OR RENT Five room house, , one block from Lincoln school; two acros of gnrden; ham, chicken houso und yard; fruit trees and berries. A bargain If taken by year. Call 537 Austin street. 211 LOJfT. OST Suitcase on Medford-Jack- sonvlllo road, Monday noon. Re ward If returned to Mall Tribune. Ml USTRAVIll) ASTRAY Som where on C.rlffln Creek, three weeks ago. ono Po land China sow pig. Ear marks slit in left ear, weight 75 lbs. Phone B38-R3. 213 MOXKY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy ilid erty rionds. J. B. Andrews, No. 1 North Orape. Phone B47-.T. tf HUSINESS DIUKCTOHY Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford national Bank Building. A. E. Iteamea, Corey Building. Lawyor, Garnett- Atito Suppliea LA HER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We aro operating the largost, oldest and host-equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premise cleaned up for the summer, uau on tho city garbage wagons for good service. Phone 861-Y. J. Y. Allen. KxH: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 simplified accounting method. M. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phono 1G7-R. Instruct Ion In Music FRED ALTON HAllillT Teacher of piano and harmony. Height Music Studio, 401 Garnotl-Coroy Bldg. Phone 72. Insurance EARL S. TUMY Gonoral Insurance Agoncy, 210 Ciarnott-Corey Bldg. Good local service. Helen Tumy, ft1annger. ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire. Accident, Automobile, Liability policies writ ton with best English and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Garnett Corey Bldg;. Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 4 37 S. Fir. Phone 184. FOlt SALE A bares In for cosh, one Ford touring ear In first-class run ning condition. Good tiros. Call nt Young's Garage. ' FOR SALE Am selling 15 loll of hay, household goods, including stoves, carpels, chairs, dressers. Bargains for cash. Phono 571-113. 211 FOlt SALE Two biles; will make truclc. Inquire Front Street. Cndlluc aulomo good delivery or at 112 North 234 FOR SALE Think tills over. "It, pays lo fertilize!" Now Is the right time. Ralph Waldo Elilen. Ru.hs Mill. FOR SALE Corn Physicians and Burgeons bit. STEPHENSON Physician and Surgeon. Calls answered, glasses fitted. Office at resideuce, 146 South Holly stroot. Phone C00-X. Medford, Oregon. 217 DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. .'103 Gurnott-Coroy build ing. Phone 130. IJR. .1. .1. EM. MENS Physician and surgeon. 1'ractlco limited to eye, ear, uoso and throat, EycB scien tifically tested nnd glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for 3. P. It. II. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. lildg. Phono 607. at Loflnnd ranch. 2 1 1 FOlt SALE -O. A. C. barley, grey eats, red oiils, rye, seed wheal. All recleaned .:tocks. Ralph Waldo Elden, us Mill. FUR SA l,E Fancy Vetch seed. Uluestein seed wheat. Wa dilngton Hybrid seed. Volch and barley baled hay. Corn. one rine young cow. 50 shoals. 15 brood sows. Phono 11. W. Illngliam 597-.I3. I'oy SALE Flue quality baled hay $2.".n0 per Ion. Modoc Orchard. Phone Central I'oltit nt meal hours. FOR SAl,E- -Coin. Green Mountain Ranch Phone 201-V. We Deliver the Goods ANY TIME ANY PLACE VOll I'K'OMI'T AXI) El'TK'fKNT SKIIVICH PHONE HSI. II. The Interurban Truck Co. imioxk jut. Daily Freight Service Between Ashland and Medford. INTKltlUtltAS AV'IOCAIl CO TIME OA Illl Leave Medford for Asmanfl, Taleni and Phoenix drill, except Sunday al '8:0ft a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00. 1 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:15 p. m Sundays leave at 1 10:30 a. in. and 1:30, 5:30 and 0:31) p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford 'daily, eicept Sunday, at 9:00 a. m and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p m. Also on Saturday nights ;at 0:30 p. m. Sunday leave Ash lend ,at 11:00 a. m., mid li!:3H, 4:3i and t: 30 Pi m. DR. F. (1. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS C! All LOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 410-417 Gnrnetl-Coroy Bldg. Phono 004-L. Residence 2(1 S. Laurol Street. Printers and Publlshera .llliliFORl) PRINTING CO. has the host equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Hook binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland jfrlces. 27 North Fir St. Transfer EAHS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. Alfalfa and Grain Ranches aro now at about a-, low a prleo as they will ever h-j In the Rogue Itlvor valley and wo have some splendid properties now for tho per son who knows valuos and who has got the means to tako advantage of the opportunity presented when the other fellow wants to sell, and overy one knows that Is the right time to buy. Brown & White 10 So. Mr SU . Jk'dtorU, Orcioa