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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAiri TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OK HO OX, KATIJL'PAY, DECEMBER 7, 191S PAGE ..FIVE mi HI. Murk's lOplMropnl Cor. North Onkdulo und Flflh BIS. K ii, in. Holy communion. 0 a. in. Siinduy school. 1 1 ii. m. MoruliiK iiruyui'.' 7:1)0 . Hi. Kvonlng prayer. Win. 1). Ilumllloii, vlinr. Kvuug.-Lutli. y.lnn'M Church Fourth stroot bulow Oukdulo Ave. ltiiv. I)r, W. It. .Moroui-Oosor, puutor. Oil account or tho pruvulenco of Ilia Influvnta uoil sickness In tliu pastor's (iiinlly no services will be bold. ('(ilhollo Church Boutli Oukdulo Avo. First mass Uunduy lit H u. m. ttiK'om! mass ut 10:30 n.1 in. tlanuUlctlon ufter second mnss. Rev. John Powors. (Vntral Point M. K. Church Sunday school ut 1 0 u. in. Pieuchlng 11, by tho pastor, L, llulknnp, Kpworlh l.oiiKiio, 0:30 p. in. Prouchlng nt 7:30 p. m, Rev. M, O. Hoed of Ashlnnd pc.tch. Will Aixwtollc l-'nllli Mission 33 North (Irupu street. Services Buinluy luornliiK at 10:30 mill Himdiiy evening ut 7:30. Also every Tuesday nnd Friday ut 7:30 Children's mooting Sunday 3 p. m You nro cordlnlly Invited to thuso services. . It Ih your duty to attend divine wornlilp. ttfii-Utlnn (lnirrli ' Sunday eohoul 9:45. Thoro nro classes for nil und a Cull attendance In don I rod. Como und mnku our school ono of the bunt uglioolB in tho city. Communion nt 10:45. Prayer mooting Thursday ovonlnit 7:30. Regular board mooting Tuesday nvniiliiK nt 7:30, tho mooting will bv hold at 1). W. Paul' oloctrlo more A full attendance of tho bonrd Ii de sired. ' M. R, (Imrvli, Soulh Cor. W. Mnln nnd Onkdnle, J. B. Wnlbeck, puutor. Hundny ichool nt 10 n. ra. Preaching nt II n. m. by llio pas tor, subject, "Howard of Sacrifice" Thoro will bo no evening norvlca until tho "flu" onldomlo In nioro abated. ' Tho first quartorly conference will convene In tho pastors study Mon day, ovonlnit nt 7:30. Presiding HI dr' Iter. W. J, Fenton will preside All member of tho qunrtorly confer- cn.-o are urgod to bo present. Oihoru oro wolcomo. ' " - " '- - ' .'"''"' Flint llnntlkt flmrch This church Is open to nil who will worship with us. You will find wi-lcomo nnd help.. Novor wns tho church more needed than todny, nnu wo shall endeavor to moot our obit gallons to tho world. ' 0:45 n. ro. Illblo school. Mr. J Krutik Worlmnn, supt. It in. iPultlln wnrshln. "KXMC"- ntlons Along tho Ulvor of Salvation," 0:1 5 p. m. D. Y. P. U, Our young people bnve splendid mootlngs. 7:30 p. in. Proaclilng. subject, "Tho Dnttlo for Broad." . f. T. 8. SprlKK'i. Minlstor, First Church of Christ, fklontM Branch of Tho Mother Church, The First Churoh of Christ, Scientist, In Doston, Mnss. , Subjocl; "Uod the Only Cnuso and Creator.'" Wodnosdny evonlng mooting, nt which tostlmonlnls of ChrlBtlnn Sci ence healing uro given, at T: 80. All are cordially Invited. Sunday school at 9:45.- All under the ago of 20 are wolcomo, . Church odirico, 212 North Onkdale avenue. Roadltig room In the M. P. & II. Building, North Contrnl nitonuo, opan from 1 to 5 dally, oxcopt SundnyB nnJ holidays. , . "' i Hint I'rosbyterhui Cluircli ' Cor. West .Mnln nnd Holly streets. . Sunday school nt 9:45 a. m., C. Ii. Gates, supt. : Mofnlnn service nt 11 n. in., com munion nnd reoeptlon of new mom- born. -t ',; fevenlng service at 7:30 n.' m., sor- mnn, "A ThouKhtful Man's Estlinnto of HollKlon." - . Jlusio In morning sorvlco. Soo, "If w:;th All Your Honrts" ( Mondols. solin) Ooo. Mnddox. Qunrtot, select eil. - In tho ovenlnR, solo. "Floo ns n Bird", (loo. Androws, dlroctod by Goo, Andrews. , this church extends a cordial Invi tation to you. . ' ,; ; li. Myron Dooter, Mjnlstor. . i'rt First Motli6tUst KnlHConnl . - TJeonuso of tho prevalence of tho liidiierixa tt wns doomoil advisable to poiitpnno tho communion sorvlco, However, the.rogular Borvloe will bo hold. With proper heating and von tllntton all daniter will bo reduced to a minimum. You risk more by ab sent lug yourself from dlvlno vorahlp than by nttondanco. ' Tho BHbJocts for tho sormons nro ar, rouows: ii a, m,, a rpurioiu Prolti'no": 7:30 p. m "Our INolBtv horn." , ,'..'. .'.::-. Tho Sunday school mootB nt 0:45 ti. m. ' " ' The' Kpworth Longuo moots nt G:1T p. m.' :' Thero will be an nnnouncomont oxtrnordtnnry for other meetings nnd contemplated activities. ' c. r. Carlos, Minister. With Modford trndo la Modford mudo wwwvwwvwwsmw romeri In Mm. ICIUnlietli llniluu in uiiiuimluii umtinwi' or the Kod I'nmK (,'liiiMliniiit roll cull, null iiiiiviu'miiI inuiiiborHliii) Ih tint miiil. Let iim inukc Jiii'kMun coun ty 1UU tier rant to I lie uood, in (he drive 1 1 1 n t in iilioul to In lie iiluvv wlili-li U lor ihi.'iiiIiithIiI'j onlv. Wluit is tin lioinc Mvrvit'o deimfl- iiiuutr IH iihKcu liiiiuv I lines uv wuu- nlu Inturwitml in lied CroHS work. It Ih ii lirmii'li of III" Hud Ci'ohh itch led eNpcpiullv to look ill lor llio coiuloriH mid wi'H'iue of Ih" liiiuilii'H of hoI- dioi'H und HiiilorH, diiriiur tliuir uliMi'iice uvur nciih nnd to niinihtcr to lliuir wiintx, if nei'MHiirv iu nnicl. mid kimllv iiinniicr. It Imii'I u cliiiritv iiiHtitulioii mi V mure tluin tlio Kvd I'roHH in Frnncf or tinv other I'ounlrv ix n rlnuitv iii Htitulioii, vt it miiiutuiiiM ii i-iiri-ful wuteli und kcitiiH u rliclteriiiir unit us tho I'lillier ilolh Iiih cliililrcn over tllUHO (if til V HolllilTH' fulllilicH WllO Iiiivii not u II the I'oml'ortH of lifo and llio-u uliu uru ill und in (HhIichh, In I'liHi-rt wlii'io u rciiiilliince ih hIow in iiniiiinu or uocH iittlriiv.n word to .Mm. t'hnrli'H Si'liil'IVIiii will lirinif fiuick rcitultx und nil iniiiliciilioiiH urn trcnt vd in u cunl'iiU'iiliiil iiiunur und in foriuiitioii u'lnillv mid uuii-klv iiivcn, Sini'U October l.rth. I'M iliHcliurued mill dinubli-d Hiiildit-ix und HiiilorH huve been referred to Ilia llomu Ser vice Hcelions tliroimh the northwest ern' diviHlon ofl'iee. The National AHHoeiulion of Credit Men huvn iihieed it h tiicilitieH nt the diMPOHiil of tllv Aiuerieiili Hed CroHH for the benelit of unv biiHiuehM cur ried on bv fitiuilit"! of KoldierH mid miilors. Throimli lliit urrmiL-eiiicut the adjustment hureiiu of each local iiMHoeiiilion will eo-oiierato with the local Hed t'romi lloiiie Service wher ever tho biiidncHH of unv of our iiuht- in" men need miv expert commercial ndviee or relief durinu' llieir uliHcneo. JeriiHiilem iH to huvu iln winter war Burden in reirulur Americnn Klvlc. for winter in their irurilon hciihoii. The district iH faced with HcriouH food hortui!U and the Americnn Hed CroHH launched a ciiiiiiniiun for a uarden on uverv vacunt lot within and uhotit the city. .Mi-h. Leonard an chairman of u coin miltce of liuliiH), Hiient four dnvs iu Hieelitiir and wraitinir over 500 ChriHluiiiK boxes imckeil with l'ooiIich from tho home folkn for tho Jaeknon countv Iiovh overHcnrt. The local chiilitur sent 12 boxes (our allotment) to Iiovh without relatives ill thin coun try. .Mr. Met'oniiiek wiik chairman of the coiniuilteo that piirehiiHvd und nui-ked tliexu I'liriHlnuiH boxes. Kid CroHH Hcwinu' roouw lire niidlv in need of women to work on the retu L'ce irarmenlH that are allotcd to Med ford chuutor. Appeal after appeal Iiiim been made llininirh the local prcHH and Htill scurcelv nnv respoiiHe. which iH verv diHnppointinc to thoxe in elm rue nnd Hiirclv in not it flnttcnuu report of the heretofore Hiilciuhd at tciidnneo and work done bv this chuu tor. Tho followine lines were penned, before hostiliticK-reiiHcd, in answer to what it nonxidercd the croutcHt war time omn. "In Maimers rieldn. In Handera Khdils (An Answcr.i Hv C. B. Onlbrciith. Iu. FlnndurH ficld the cannon boom And fitful fl.iiihcx liirht llio doom. Wiiiln no above, like ciiulcs. tlv . Tho fierce de-itrovcM of the skv: With vtniiis the earth wherein vou lie Is redder tluin the noppv bloom. In Fliimlcrrt Ik-Ids. Sleep on, vo bravo. Tito Bhriekinu nhell. The uiiakiiitr trench. Iho wlnrtlcd veil, The furv of the battle hell Shall wnko vou not, for a.11 iH woll. Sleep peacefully, for all is well. Your flaminc torch aloft wo hear, With burnini! heart nn oath wo nwear To keep the' faith, to fiuht it throuc.lt, To crush the foe or sleep with vou -In Flnndor fields. 1 LONDON, poo.- T.Dr. ..Jiunos Grnok, an' Amorlqnn yvlio has resided tor a long tlnm lh Clormany) Is head of the department at Berlin which Is finding work for tdlo men, according to a Borlln dispatch to the Fxpross. Throe thousand applicants for work registered daily with him, It Is snld, and i twenty-four thousand men nro now unemployed thoro. ' .Lees than n quarter of tho Berlin trpops have as yot returned from the front nnd it 1b estimated thore will be 70,000 Idle when domobllUatlon n completed. t Tho dispatch to tho Kxpross was sent Thursday evening and doals longthlly wltlr the labor situation, but does not montlon any dlsordors such as wore reported yes torday from Amsterdam! To Guard Against Inflvonzn , Don't let tho drond Influonr.a gat you, If you havp ovon tho slightest cough or cold, hotter bogln using Foloy'B Monoy and Tar at onee, Honry 'Willis, 8nn(y Point, Toxns, Is ono of many thousands who conoider this romody "Just flno. Ho says VI suffored sevoroly with n had cough; uftor using four or five dol lars' worth of ,dirforent medicines de cldod to try Foloy's Honoy and Tar. One bottle gnvo rollof. lleBt medlolno I ovor used." Contains no opiates. For sale by Modford l'hurmney. Hi The Outbursts of Ever eft i True ByCONDO , HQ "FLO" I'M COING, (Ci it .11 0) I C V 12OtOM TOlDfM i r v r ! d 1 S.&r THQ "FLO" I'M COING, TO TVAY JOOtVIM TOIUN SOfXCS-tvWCRtfc, I DON'T UjMT "CO CLOM3S MOMS HR ANt CilVS IT TO ANT) OT"Sf?S f L. m' If (A Uo av THiMc For? a Mtr4UTe That Vou 4Oucd er BCTter. CARS Atuv rftosj hom f pyr twt HAT ON STv?AtO.MT AN JO TiUN POR ttoWK CAW." J PERMANENTWAGE WVllEY RAILROADS SCALE tXBW YORK. Doc. 7. Estnbllsh ment of permnneul wrkh rates for tho 2,000,000 rullwuy workors of the United States, to continue after the cost of llvlnit has decreased. Is tho aim of tho Unltod States railroad ad ministration, according to W. S. Car ter, director of the division of, labor; who Bpoko hero today on "Tho Effect of F6deral Control on Railway La bor" before tho academy of Political Science. . i The Kovernmont, said Mr. Carter, took over the railroads with a ma jority of employes educated by ex perience to believe in tho thoory of tho strlko and It has taken time and patlonce to convince them that "un- doral control justice will prevail, without strike or threats of strike'''' Standardisation of wages and working conditions of railway em ployes, Mr. Carter believed, would prove to be tho most pronounced ef fect of todcrol control. JIM'S MARKETS Uvc.itork ipCfltTLANn. Doc. . 7. Cattlo nloady; rccolpts 77. Steers, prime. ?11. 501(12. 00: good to choice $10.60 it 1 1.50; medium to good 9.r,0f lO.BOj fair to medium IS99; com mon to fair $5.B0(ff 7.K0; cows and bolters, choice, 7.75 (if 8 ; medium to good $6 8T7; fair to medium i& 6; ennners $3ii4; bulls S 7; cnWeB J9 4i'12; Htockors and .feeders $0. Hogs stoady; rccolpts 509. Prime mixed $10.75lft'17', modlum mixed $ 10 .50 ir 1 0.75 ; rough heavies $14. 75 & U; P'sa l4Tf 15; bulk $1&.S5. Sheep stoady; receipts 4 0. Prime lambs t2ijfl3; fair to medium 11; yearlings JlOiril; wethers 9 0; owos $0n ; rough , hcavios 14.60i2 14.75. , ; ; :,'. ' , nutter PORTbA'S'T), Doc. 7 Butter firm. City .creamery prints, oxtras, box lots (6d; cartons liflc; halt' boxes 'ic more. Buying prlco buttorfat, coun try, fl7e; oubo oxtrus 00c. ' 1 Poultry iiikI ICggs PpUTliAND, Deo. 7. lOggs, buy ing price, 07ffl'C9c; soiling price, can dled, 7 3o; selected cnndlcd In cir tona 77c. , ,. i . Hons 24 286; broilers 20 30c; geoBe 20o. " v, 1 v .. Kggs Totalling nt 80c, record price for thlB markot, Kggs Mid. Poultry rOHTLANl). Ore., Deo. fl'.Kgirn. selling price, onndlod, BOc: selected candied in cartons, 7!l(ii7-lc. Tnrkovi). live, ;i0(ii).12c ; dressed, 3n. . : -, - ': , Ohltt,' $54'.50 hid: corn. $r8.00 .hid. Portland Oram Oats $54.00 bid; corn (27.50 hid. Mlllstuffs Mill run f. o. 1. mill; Carlots $32.10; mixed cars $32. GO! loss than oarlots ?34.10?IS5.10: roll, od barley $5 B SB 'rolled outs $01 65s; ground barley $50 00; alfalfa meal $40iij44. ! ' With fllodfoi'd tl'ado Is Modford mltdo YOU :U w Ono of (he Kuddcst occasions of tho llcv wan the dentil of Hoy Ureen who was a victim- of influenzu. The uml her ulono nurpd the caso within n short time of Iiih death, when hin f-'ister. Mrs. Miller, arrived from Arizona, to assist her. Tho wife, he intr in u delicate condition, whs kept from her husband' home, lunt sccinir him when he left for Portland with a ear of stock. She was .sadlv shock cd bv the news of his death. The bahy hov wiik horn IJie, morninir of the husband's death The irround bcine in proper con ilitidii, the 1'artnerH are tukine ad vnntiiL'C hv sowmir the prepared ground before unothcr rainfall School wax closed Monday.-ovor the I'enr thut Mrs. Hurford. who Kill l'ered nn miiisunl attack of neuralgia minlit possibly hnvo influenza. How ever. Hi'lioifl .was resumed again Tuesday with n low attendance. It onlv In lies a pouch or a ciiecxo t enuso us to co buck in'o our shells, but it imvs to bo enrol ul when this epidemic is com; Lronnrd Slielbv freni Copeo. Calif. and former resident acre, visited Sat urduv and Sunday with friends in the vnllcv F.duar 1'ellv wh i is sufferina from n severe cold is ii provinur rapid! v Uho IJushiiclI jmiiiv latclv removed from otir locality to Tacoma. Wash whoro thuv will make their future home. Owing to I'm illncys of Mrs. Bur ford, the Bed. Cross mot nt tho home of Mrs. II. I. Pulton. Thursdnv was ns hnlmv as a da iu April u.'.d it is thought rain will soon follow. J. li. Cook is putting some needc improvements on tho school promises, Word was received here of the death of J. 1.. Wilson, from' influenzu which eiiusod considerable unensi- ness, however, n telecram wns n f to received bv his daughter. Miss Alone, in Mcdford. stating tlmt tho siippo ed vii-tim was o. 1c. lie is cmnlovcd nt Out mail. Ariz., where the epidemic has boon bad nnd it is thought nn other Wilson was mistaken for .1. I The funeral of Itov Green, son of Mis. Williams, was conducted bv Rev Boor.cr of Afiidfurd, ut the ceiueterv Novonibcr Sii. KOSliBCUO Meeting of Dougln connlv eattlunion to discuss herd law sef for Deeender 7th A E Eases Quickly When YoU Apply , a uttie Musteroie. And Mustcrolo won't blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your fingers. It pene trates to the soro spot with a gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain. .Musteroie is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. It Is fine for quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis. tonsinus, croup, suit necic, asttima, neu ralfzia. headache; congestion. oleurisv. rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of tno bade or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds on tne chest (it otten prevents pneumonia), nothing nice Musteroie tor croupy cnu aren. Keep it handy tor instant use. 30c nnd 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. in I I COURT HOUSE REPORT lteported by Jack son County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. . circuit Court John P. Iloclio vs. City Of Mcdford et al. Tax foreclosure. John V. Ilocho vs, A. Dufflold et , Amended complaint. John If. Itocho vs. W. B. Metcalf et al. Amended complulnt. Mteffens vs. Stcffons. Proof of publication of summons. Lincoln Bavune, adm, vs. W. v. Hodgson et al. Foreclosure. O. H. P.arnhlll vs. anlt W. Moore et fil. Foreclosure. Albion Mfg. Co. i ts. Appletfate umber company. Default decree, B. W. Cray vs. Mrs. Grace B. Ball. Affidavit and order for publication of summons. Probate Court ' Klicneaer Osborn est. Petition and ordor. Loiilso W. Holladay est. Petition and order. John Devlin est. Order on final accounty and proof of publication. RHICHESTSiB S PILLS 1 1' ji'Asiosa im.?fn. Mt K.-4 Wl bald BWiUkV 'fJUl trflit. blAUUSU till SCLD bt U-'iUC'iiSTS EVERVWHERE Advertising Rates Claaclfied Ono cent word. . iocals Ten cents a line. Legal-i-Five coats a line. Display 25 -conts an Inoh. Contrnct ratio on application. - -FKHAJJR WANTED Ten bright capable ladies to travol. demonstrate and ' sen well-known goods to established dealers. $23.00 to $50.00 per week; railroad faro paid; weekly advance for traveling expenses. Address at once Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. 707, Omaha, 'Xebr. WAITED Girl for general house work. Phone 363-R. WAXTED Waitress. Hotel Medford. WANTED Good reliable girl for housework. Phone 637-L. Mrs. 4. E. Stewart. 220 FOB RENT APARTMENTS. FOR RB.NT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. FOR SALE RKAL ESTATE. FOR SALE One span Clyde mares. A. R. Porter, Talent. Wilson Ranch. 225 FOR SALE Stockmen attention: I have two tracts of land In the Dead Indian country suitable for stock headquarters. . For sale cheap. II. S. Palmerlee, Ashland. Ore. J 22o FOR SALE OR TRADE 11 -4 acres. one mile from Canyonvllle. Ore. Umpqua bottom land, all fenced and cross-fenced , with chlcken- tlght wire;, houso and garden of same wire. Also 160 acres, one mllo from Tiller, ore., ono mile from forest reserve, good range for stock. Write to owner. Canyon ville. Ore. 3. W. Iler. . 222 FOR SALE Or trade. 320 acres, im proved, in Klamath county, seven miles from town., Good soil with plenty of wood and post timber will trade for small ranch near town. Address 838 West Second street, Medford. . . 223 FOR BALE MISCEliLdLBOCB. FOR , SALE- Team, harness, two cow3, brood sow, hay cutting box. J. W: Kent, Wognor Creek, Ore. .-..'. r . . . , . : ', 224 FOR SALE First-class Twin Indian motorcycle. Orion Glass, phone 173. Central Point..., 220 FOR SALE rancli. -Corn at the Clancy 24 FOR SALE Beet pulp, mnkea milk Wo are booking orders to make up a car load, i Don't delay. Phone Ralph Waldo Elden, Russ . Mill, '..Modford.- " ; .221 FOR SALE 5000 apple, poach and . pear shook.-VWe will- make a spec ial price to cloan up th'.s lot of ltrst-class boxes. . Talont Box it Lumber Co., phono 7-F2. 220 FOR SALE OR TRADKGood ranch horso.- What havo you. Phone 403-h. - .: ", : 2 FOR SALE Five tons baled alfalfa Need room at onco. Can be seen ' at. 714 Park avepue. - FOR SALE 18 tons rt alfalfa hay at $25.00 a ton. Frank Hammond ; Central Point. Oregon. R. F. p. 1 . .. ; 222 FOR SALE LaBt week. Everything must go ranch equipment Includ tng sulky -plow, harness, tools, etc. Household goods, beds, dressers, tables, etc. Bargains tor cash Phono 571-R3, R. DeWlt. .... 220 FOR SALE Two . Cadllae automo- , bllesi will make good delivery or truck. Inquire - at 143 North Front Street. v 234 FOR SALE Think this over. pnys to fertilize!". Now Ir the right time. Ralph Waldo Elden, Russ Mill. FOR SALE O. A. C. barley, grey oats, red oats, ryo, seed wheat All recleaned stooks. Ralph Waldo Elden; Russ Mill. FOR SALE Flno quality baled hay $2o.OO per ton. Modoo Orchard Phone Central Point at meal hours. FOR SALE Corn. Green Mountain KuucU. Phono 201-Y, HELP WANTBIi MAfJt. WANTED Agents "Sideline snlea- man" housewives earn big money weekly. Will not Interfore with regular -work. Klegant, beautiful nickeled evaporated and condensed milk can-server. Instant seller. Every housewife nds one. Be come agent, Write Davis Can Server Corporation, Flatlron Bldg.. New York. 220 WANTED Teamster. Phone 5&7-J3. WANTKH M19CEI.I4AJIEOC8 . WA'S'TED To rent furnished house. Apply Box II, Mall Tribune. ' WANTED Well rotted stable man ure delivered). Bo X-10, Mall Tribune, i 1 ' '. ' j . WANTEU To trado three cows for horses or pigs. Dr. Helms.-' 220 WANTED To let out six-horse team for Its feed during next three months. Can furnish driver and plows. ' 'Will separate horses If necessary. Hamilton Patton, 1514 West Main. 224 WANTED To buy good second-hand bicycle. Ray Wright,- Taleaj, Ore gon. 220 WANTED Will the party who took child's coaster on Tuesday evening from North Oakdale; please return at once to 235 North Oakdale. WANTED It. H. Toft will buy your partly paid Liberty Bond contracts. WANTED Houses repair or wreck. 4KK-X. to more, kulld. Phone 48X-M or WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes abort time loans on any old thine. . FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: 15-head good stock hogs weighing around 100 lbs. each. W. D, Roberts, Eagle Point Ore. 224 FOR SALE White Holland turkeys White Wyandotte bens, pullets cockerels, Duroc Jersey swine. brood sows, pigs, one choice regis tered boar; two young Jersey bulls eligible to registry.- Oakmont Farm, Talent, pbooe 7-F2. . 220 FOR SALE 33 head of goats. In 222 quire 1129 Mantle street. FOR SALE 31 grade Shorthorn calves; also 10 Hereford cows and 26 spring shoals. Address Ante lope Orcahrd, Wollon, Oregon, or phone Eagle Point 25-F13. 221 FOR SALE Two sows with 16 pigs. $100.00. One sow, $30.00. In quire Mrs. E. J. White, 42? Vest Fourth street. 220 FOR SALE I have 100 good thrifty bred ewes. D. Rosenberg, Hotel Medford. . Xotlce of Bale of Government Timber Goneral Land Office. Washington, D. C, November 14, 1918. Notice Is hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of the Act of June 9. 1916 (39 Stat, 218). and the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of Septem ber i5, 1917, the timber on the fol lowing lands will be sold Jan. 2, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public auction at the United States land office at Roseburg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised Value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of the secretary of the In terior.' The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth ot one per cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must be deposited at time ot sale, money to be returned If sale is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue for the timber which must bo remoed within ten years. Bids will be received from eitllens of tho United States, associations of such citizens and corporations organized under the laws ot the United States or any s'ate, .territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a Qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being Included in any offer of a larger unit. T. 35 S.. R. 1 E.. Sec. i: 8BH 8WS4, yellow pine 10 m., red fir 430 M.. white fir 0 M.. none of the yel low pine to be sold for less than $1.50 per 11., and nona of the fir to oe soia tor less man ji.uu per m. T. 15 S.. R. 2 W.: Sec. 25. NEK Swfc; red fir 300 M.. yellow fir 900 M.. cedar 60 -M.. NW SW, red fir 500 m., yellow fir 800 M SWi& SW14; red fir . 1150 M., yellow fir 100 M-, cedar 50 M.. BK14 SW red- fir 550 M., yellow fir 100 M., XE4 SE. red fir 550 M.. SEVi. red fir 450 M., yellow -lire 900 M.. SW4 SKft. red llr 700 M.. yel low fir 300 M.. cedar 50 .11.. SEW. SEW red fir 1025 M.. yellow fir 300 M.. none or me roa nr, yellow nr or oedar to be sold for less than-$1.50 per M. T. 14 S., K.-6-W., Sec. '5, N'EU KB 14, red fir 850 'M NWS XE14. red fir 700 al.. SWS NBi4 red fir 825 M SE NEU. red fir 800 M.. NEtt N'WIV., red fir 450 M., yollow fir 450 M.. IX-WK NWH red fir 100 M.. yellow fir 850 M., cedar 70 M.. SW14 NWS. red fir 225 M yellow fir 3250 M., cedar 70 M SE 14 NW, red fir 325 M., yollow fir 400 M.. cedar 115 M., SW14 yollow fir 700 M. cedar 70 St.. NWH 3W, yellow fir 490 M., cedar 30 SWH SWVl. yellow fir 640 -M., SEW SWH, yollow fir 740 M.. XEH SEVi, red fir 370 M.,' yellow fir 360 M.. cedar 65 M NT'4 SEVi, rod fir 575 M., cedar 30 M-. SWH SEH red fir 6 80 M 4EVi SEVi, red fir 8S0 M., cedar 25 M., none of the red fir to be sold for less than $1.00 per M and none of the yollow fir or cedar to bo sold for less than $1.25 oer -M. T. 17iSR. 6 W.. See. 13, Lot 2, red fir 190 M., Lbt 3, red fir 365 M. Sec. 35 NKtt SW14, rod fir 535 M.. SEH SWH. rod fir-415 M. VWH SEH, red. fir 480 M , SWH SEV-. red fir 620 M, SEVi SEH red fir 335 M., none of the red fir 'o be sold for less than $1.25 per to. Sec. 27, Lot 1, red fir 190 M., NV6 E NWH, red fir 430 M.. NV4 N'WH NWH, red fir 315 M., none of the red fir to be sold for less than $1.45 por M. ' . " . ' CLAY TALL11AN, Couimlsalouor, Qouoral Land Office, fOll 8AI.E POIXTHT AND EttAD. FOR SALE While Leghorn -cock erels for sale.- B. ft. Buttertluld, 724 South Central avenue. Phone .5-4 -Y.. ,.;,,-( i 4 . -.' 284 POK KENl nOtWHs. FOR , RUNT Three-room fiirnishon , apartment, gas and wood rtovee. Twelfth and South Front streets. Phone 030-R. 222 FOR RENT Corner Thirteenth and Front, houso, bam and three lots. Phone 403-H. .. f 220 LOBX. LOST Four Ueafl of siieop, two ewes and two lambs, marked crop on right ear. Theo. A. Glass, Central Point, It. R. No. 2, phone .173. Reward. i : . '.'.' 221 MOXEY VO LOAW MONEY TO LOAN on good - real estate security, and will bay Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. tl North Grape. Phone 647-1. tt BUSINESS DIRECTORY V, Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. Reames, Corey Building. 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