Medford mail tribune., December 09, 1918, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFOIiD MAT17 TRIBUNE, MFCDFORD, OWEaOX, MONDAY. DKCIOMHKU !), 1918
PAOM ,.PIVE
ARRANGEMENTS S
FORiPOULTRY SHOW
NOW COMPLETED
Tlio iirrniixnmoiiln uro priiclle'illy
cotuplotud fur liolillni; tlii Southern
Orugoit Poultry 'xlillli Ion Inl,, Mud
hirtl, I'm;. IK. 1 u mid 20. Tto mini
hui' ' ir oiil r!i (mil. tliu quality of
birds' pruinlHiui to uxseud Unit uf pru
vlinis yvurn,
Tim liunliiona mini of Mmlford und
surrounding tuwiiH luivo shown grout
Intcrcnt in thu iiuccuhh of thu show
mill hnvu nrovuil lliiintnolvan ready to
buck up tlio directors or tint I'oiiUry
association. ''
lAtl thu poultry rnlsurs now show
tliulr iiiipriv liiilun by entering t hair
lilriln. Suntl tn Hucrolmy K. II. Weu
(iirftuld, toi' iiiAmliim llul uiul rutiirn
on try blanks liy Hiitunliiy lilshl, Due.
M. ('null mill ribbon pruinluinH will
liu awarded, Including n liny special
rliiiion irlB. ,i .
i Thn Kovcintuoiit bus iiiiriiirliitinl
a1 luruu hiiiii of. money for u "More
mill Itfltlur I'nliltry" cmiipiilioi. mill
In tlron.ily urging thn raising uf ill nu
ll un) limit poultry. llrnmlliiK muck
lit scarce, wo tniiiit nutorli tho Hlrlck
en countries of Europe, cunmiquonlly
Dm poultry UiiHiittmn cannot catch up
(villi before-llio-wiir cotiilll Iuiim , for
ninny yours,
Tim Houlhorii Orooii Poultry uii
micliittim lirloi:;'i ID.tlm poilllryiuiili
of Kmithiirii Ori'Hun. It run be tlio
incnns of building up u M hunliie.iii
In our ruiinly. A nilllliin (lollur In
dustry nil on 11 li luillt up In thin purl
uf Ihtt county. It run lu ilmiu only
thru rnnpiiriitloil III I 111) fullest seiiBn.
I .nt 'm nil tint toKiilhiir now mill
mi'ko tho coming yi'iir it banner your
for thu poultry liiiliiKlry. Lot's ntui'l
that year rli;ht now byiitiitiidlng thu
Poultry show unit gottlng iiciiiiiluiil
l.'-l'u nhow ll llttln of Unit 11I1I Jack
son rounty spirit nml boom fur n hlit
getler Poultry nhow.
inn-MOTS
I.iVlMtllrk
. , PORTLAND, Oro., Duo. fl Oultlu
HtroiiK mitl hlithur; m'i'iptii I, lilt:
steers, prlmn II l.noijf 12; good to
choice $ 10,50 4i 1 1. Til); uicdluui to
good t'J.r.Ud lin.oO; Mir (u medium
s4i 0; common to fulr ."i.r,i)4i 7.r,o;
cows nml helfurs. choice, $7.75 r 8;
medium to good tmi"; fulr to mo
ilium t'ifin; cnnnor I3' 4; bulls
''(! 7; cnlvos li'(f li; Blockers uiul
feeders t'u 9.
Hogs sternly; receipts 3X92. l'rlino
mixed Hl.7.r, 17; lit o 1 1 1 1 lit mixed
li.!HH 18,75;roii(!li heavies 114.75
"ci HI; pliin $14 Win: hulk l.K5.
Hhucp sternly; roci.lpis H08. Prime
lnrr.hs $ 1 2 Tr J 3 : fulr to muilliini $u
Kit: yearlings l0ill; wot hum
'Jii 10; owes 0, 4j 8; roil (ill heavies
IH.flUM H.75.
llllll.T
I'OUTI.AND, Inic-. 0. Iluttor firm.
City crnnuii'ry nrltilH, oxtrns hux loin
n.'.r; rartonii Olio; hnlf Imxoa 'Af
moro; Ioiiii I li it it half hoxra In more.
IluyluK prlco hiittorfnt, country ti"c;
cuho tuctrin flOc.
I'oultry nml Kkkh
'I'OHTI.ANl). Doc. 7. KKKH, htiy
Intt prion, 07 (if ilo: mlllmt prlco. cbii
illntl, 72c; noloclotl cnnillml In cur
tniu 77c. "
llnim 2402Gc; hrollnra 2C:i0c;
KOMO !0c. .
Kkkh rotiilllnff lit S0c, ruconl prlco
for UiIh mnrkot.
; 1'nrtlniiil Orntil ,
' OalH .VI.OO hid; corn 2 7.r.O hid.
MlllMurrn Mill run f. o. 1. mill:
Cnrlum $32.10: nilxc-rt cnrii $S2.00:
lima tlmn cnrlnm $34.10f 35.1 0; roll
ed burlny ir.'i Ji 59; rnllcil onti ?nt(f
65; Rrouml Imrloy $r.G$j00; nUulta
monl $4044.
Polish ijresident:
t a -m t .t i t s t a t Trim
t
IT
Hi
RnniiynBkl," now Socialist proBi-'
. (lout of 1'olund, Is one of the cloar-
U8t, knonout thinkers In tho Inter
v nutloiinlist 8oclnllst movement. A
, In nn of force mid notion, ho Is on
' Idctil exocutlvo. Ho wns the first
Hoolullnt uoluRiito . roprosontlng
Poland nt the Internationalist So
- clullBt C'oiiKross nt UrussolB In
1 sOi . nml him boon a doloRnto to
every IntdVnntlonnl oonBrosa Blnco
!lhit time. Ho was tho foundor of
tho PollHh-Oaliclan Soolallnt par-1
. ty,on Kobriinry IB, 1801. Tho
-now Polish ropubllo him lissumod
Vuthorlty, also, ovor Oallcjft
VLuuirluu j'olttudj
wit y
1
I0NAL
LOST 1 51 3 OFFICERS
Fl
. WAKII)9''()X. !),.,. fl,.Vilhii
iiimt iiiiuilh'h ii t'Li-! "tl1 i.i iin'liiiiinl tmiMt
n ilnil'!i'i iulo t'l'ili nil i.(rvicu I ..Mil
ol' liu, ol Iti'iirit lutil Imi'ii iiliiiiiiiiitun,
I'l'iiinilicr ,Oi'i'jiil .1 oli ii Y Jii uvcrT
I'llil'l' Oi llll' IIKI'Mll ol' lllililill ii f -
luiiii, i:.ild in lilx iiiiuiiM ri'iini't iniuli'
niililic liiiluv, ,'J'liii.v iiii'jiiilit'l on" iiiii
ior (iiiiitrul,, It) bnu'liiliiTH nml 'IB
i'oliin,. .
t'llllhri, o' 'limiiintiiiii of of I'icci'x
nro ui vim iim hIivmciiI ili-nlillil v Till,
rchitinnlititiiii. (I'lKi iK'lioii of oflioiciicv
IiiiiiiiJh, :i(l'J; iIcki'iIoiI. two. Iru'luili'il
nnilrr tlio lii'iiiliiiir "iii'linii of I'tTii'ii'ii.
I'V Iiiiiii'iIm" wciu 110 ul'lii'iTH liHiuiNh
cil.liv Hoiitt'iiim of I'oiirt iiinrtlul.
Tin' nuuri'iiiiti' Ktri'imtli of lliu Na
tional 1 1 mi r it ilritlli'il into fcili'i'iil hit
vii'o lit itivoii nn p.i.lllti uffireri uiul
:il)".'.''j:i inliiilt'il moil.
Thu riiioil hiiv-i IH ilivihioiH, i'oiii
lionivl iiliiitiht 1'lilirolv of Nutioiiiil
(I'lnnl tni'iiiN worn t'iiriii"lnil. All hut
thiol' uf tliiu i!ni'io;iH ri'io'licii
l''iiitii'i'.
BRITISH APPRECIATE
1.0NDOX, line. . C'ordliil nppro
I'liitlon of tho honor conferred hy thn
Dnltud Hmti'H In culohrutliiK llrltulli
tin V In ouprmiHoil hy iiuwBpnpnrB huro.
"A now puko In Anitlo-Amurlcan
hhitory In ImiIiik tiirnod," Biiyii the
TfiluKnipli. "Wo nnd tho Americano
hnvu dlBcovorod wo huvu mmiy Idcnlx
III coiinnnn.
"The peoiilu of the I'nltnd Blnlcii
uro pnyliiK n trlhuto of udmlrutlon of
thn peoplo of thn Hrllliih cominon
wunllh. nnd no trlhuto could bo hulf
o ttriilotul to us, for wo foul wo can
ropuy ll from our henrts. Mnnlfold
have boon the tlvs between tho two
Ifiioploa."
Tho Time dwells on tho necessity
for cooperation In futuro nnd con
cludes Its comment by Hiving warn
InK nKiilnsl Herman proiniKiindu.
COURT HOUSE REPORT
Koportcd by Jackson County Ab
Htract Co.. Sixth and Central Ave.
. Iti'iil Kit lite Transfers
Monroo llnldwln et ux to Hun
ter lliildwln. JNW of 8V
nnd SW of Ntt' of bus. 2M,
twp. IIS. It. 2 K $
It. Karl Joiiim at til to I., l.
C.llovo ot ux. laud In Asli-
lund
M. M. Curl ot ux to r'orrlcst
K. Smith. KM ot KH of
NB of NW nnd Vi of W
M of KB, BOC. 31. twp. 35,
it, 2 w :
I. . O. (Illcvo to Bllz. I''rnncc8
(illove, land In Ashland....
II. II. SnvnKO to Irono Siivuku
KV4 of NW, SK of NW nnd
K',4 of SW of sec. 2, twp.
41, U. 4 E; nlso lot 3. hlk.
4 of Walnut Park Add. to
Mndtord, lot 3, hlk. 1 of
West Walnut Park Add
Senior Wuldwln to Mnry
l.nldwlii, NMi or SW mid
8V or N W of boc. 28, twp.
35, It. 2 K
1.00
10.00
10.00
J0.00
1.00
1.00
At tho Shriuu uatlierini; last Fri
ilav iliulit, Moionii' hull waseKtilend
unt with nil the uorauousncKH cluiriii!
teristie of thn cereiiiouiiil MewiniH of
the order. The followim; ollicers
were olectcd: II. C. Simrr, illuslriotiN
luitciilnto; Stiinrt Sniinders, eliinf
rnhbuir, W. II. MeUownn of Modforil,
iiHsislnnl rahban: l'i K. llnmmond,
hiuli pfit'.sl and iirnpltut ; tJJeoRto
I. iinilhui'!! of Uriintn Puss, nttjentnl
miide; l". II. Vaupol, trousiirer: W.
II. McNnir, recorder. C W. Niius
xvus choiieii trustee for the three vcar
term, mid W. 10. Newcoiuho of this
city, nnd Georno T. Collins of Mod
ford, representatives to the imperial
council which meets nt, IiidmnitpoliK,
flit., in the do 111 minuiil session, June
10-.TJ, linil. The tiicnibershin of llil
1 ii li Templo is SI 12.. The number of in
itintcs lit this coromoninl was 11, of
whiiin 1(1 were from Oninls l'nss, in
cluiliiur Alfred Letcher,. Sr., iowcle.r;
Winl'iold W. WnlUcr. duntist: flcoiw
H. lfiddle. hardware; Frank H. Oldine,
irnrnue; O.o S. lllnncliiird. lrtwver;
ICImer !!. UiilHintier, hnnhvnre; Asa
('. lloleoinh, mcvcliiiiil : Clvdo E. Niles.
farm mnnmrei", Philip II. Ilm'man. real
estuiir, Clnnmeo . A, W'inolrout. im
nlenieiits. .Inhn A. Jenkins, lnwvcr,
Fortiiluloi Alonzo .1. Sliani. .Tnekson
vilc. w(iod!imnn;.Jilin Ii. Seoll. farm,
er, (llenilnle: Lewis M. Mitchell, ntriil
ciu'i'iev, jMurphv. ... , :m
Mrs. .Iiine Oraliam. widow of IliC
Inlo Alevnliilov I), fliaham, died Sat
urday niuht nt the' fnmilv homo on
Norlh Main street, niter tirotnieled
CHICHESTkR S PILLO
W , . Tim uiAaioMi uium a
t''4 Vil.-liw.ci".iIlair.iiiftlr.iiiilA
&'-iiX A "l 'n 1 ..I I ll l I II..I.II1 W'
ye:.u"wriaJcsr,itiMit,Al-wavKollMi
SCLSbiWjISTbE.W.IliJiE
The Outbursts of
Everett True
By CONDO
NOW. THCv),
ND FINISH fOUR C.I6AR;
I pi S0IKJ2 TO AROUND
TH Bt-QCK. A COUPte Of
times ino wve mts kits
iOMe Fr?SM AIR
illneos. Fuiicral iirratu-'einiuts lire
netidiiiir the urrival of relatives from
a distiineu. The deceased was n wo
Mian of rare iiuulitics,. of bulb mind
and heart. She was mi indefatigable
worker, her labors beiuir indisiH'tisn
I le in collection with the multiplicity
of demands occasioned bv the war for
hospital supplies as furnished throtic.li
Ued CroiK imcncics. In this iar
ticiilur service she npplicd strcneth
and talent, leailincr where olhcrs fol
lowed, rum tact cud busy effort in
direct int: niH'nitionD havinir won mer
ited credit us heim; foremost nuionc
women in this lueulitv who steadfast
ly labored in behalf of these einercent
relief mcm-mcs.
At the nniiorv.on Sundiiv after
noon, Urituin was showered with n
duo meed of praise iih ii tower of
"trenutli in the uiriintic oneralHins in
cident to the world war. Loral sncuk-'
crs recognized the Kimlish spheru of
activities in ihe strueule. nnd stn
tiinents exurc-scd tvere iu lino with
nail mil conerululiifioau over success
of the nllies. n vietorv which promise
to extend the scope of friendly rela
tions to nil peoples.
Funeral services of Dr. J. S. Ilorn-
don, who uecideniallv met his death in
thu Tin I road yards nt Hoscburi;. last
Fridnv, were held nt Stock's ehapul
on Momlnv, iiilernnieut beiuir in
Mountftin View ccmeterv. The doctor
wns run down bv n locomotive in the
Ii'oscburi; ve.rds. there lioinu no eve
witnesscs to the Irmredv exeent mem
bers of the train crew. Tho deceased
was 70 years of nee. and ilativo of
Missouri, lie came to Ashland about
the year 18IM, and bad resided here at
intcrvuls of lute venrs. For somctiiuc
post his home hns been nt Hoehuru.
IIu is Hiivvivo.1 bv his widow. Mrs. Air
ties Ilerndon. opd sons John of Ku
eno. Ooidwin of ViSshini!toii, I). C,
und Walter of Ashland, also n daugh
ter. Mrs. Jiwetdiine Tyson of Klamath
Fulls. , ;
Word from Aldred Henvor. ill in
a Portland hosnitul, iudieutes that liu
s iiupnivinir. His infant sou survives,
the wife nml mother havinir died u
few days since, a circii'iistnucu eon
ccrnimr which the hushaiu! nnd father
was not for some lime informed of
owintr to his Furious illness.
li. W. I litstiii'-'S. who conducted the
barber shop in the Knders block, died
Stop Itching Eczema
Never mind how often you have tried
nnd failed, you can stop burning, Itching
cexcrna culchly by applying a littlo Ecmo;
f urnlshcd by any drugejst for 35c. Extra'
Lirco boi.U0j 81.00. Hoalins beglno tho
rao-jient semo lo npphed. Ia a short thna'
usually every trace of cczcrrtn, tetter,
pimples, rash, bl.id:licr.d!i and similar
ckln diseases will ba removed.
For clearlna tho sltin and making it
vigorously healthy, alwaya U3o scrno, tho
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not a
tp-easy salve nnd it does not stnia. When
others fall it is the on6 dependable treat
ment for skin troubles of all kinds.
Tho IS. W.losoCo..CIvclonJ.O.
isirisj Rales
Classified Olio tent a word.
l.ocalH Tei) C9nts a lino.
LnRal Five conts a lino.
Display 25,c.ont3 nn Inch.
Contract rates on application.
tirIiP IwATt' imcStAliH
WAiNTED Oirl for .Ronorul, house
work. Phono 3fl3-H. .jf
ITKM WAVlfinv- WALK,
WANT U l'rwuii1uo
' :.-
:
Snturdiiv niuht after n brief illness.
The family homo is ut .r0 Third street,
lie leaves a wile and several children,
two sons beinif in the nation's service.
Mrs. Will Dudee is in Portland, vis
it imr her parents, Mr. und Mrs. A. F.
Hunt, i
Tho Provost brothers hiivo received
letutthv letters from their cousin. Ed
mund Provost, who is orvinir wilh
the F.nclish force in Frnnce. inas
much lis ho is Canadian born. lie
wns employed in the railway sen-ice
ns locomotive engineer, with hend
nunrtcrs nt Unite. Mont., previous to
enlistment, lie writes interestingly
conceruinir tho wnr und various plin-
ses of civil 'lifo "over there," nnd in
spenkyit; of family nlhttcrs ineidentn
Iv mentions that, tit the atro of 45
years, he is already n grandfather.
Miss I!oi-ttii McGrail. reuistercd
nurse, has recently been inspectias
local schools, under public health as
sociation ntiRpices.
Durinir tho month of Xovcmber the
city court. Judire Brower nrcsidintr.
reported fines assessed nnd paid into
the municipal treasury nirereirntiu
$97.50, an nniount sufficient in itself
to pnv tho iiid'.u's s-'inrv for the
'Mail knows nothing but .
what hj has learned in
the school of experience.
MOUTllPtiECE ' j
CIGAI5ETTSS ,
cmpliasize years of expe
rience in the se:lection,age
ing and blending of tobac
co. Their richness, appeal
ing taste, fragrance and
popularity are ill e result.
WANTJfltv SllsuBXliAJiKOOS .
WANTED Call save you money, ex
pert repairing at your place. Sta
tionary ens eiiKtno, stoam ontilne,
or automobile work. Phono 5ii8-X.
WANTED To borrow' $3,000 to
$10,000 for from six months to
year, securod by livestock. Apply
Mall Tribune, Box H.
WA'XTED To ront turnlshod house:
Apply 'Box It, Mall Tribune,
WANTED Well
uro delivered.
Tribune.
rotted stable man-
Uox , X-10. Mall
WANTED To let out slx-horso team
: for its feed during noxt throe
months. Can furnish 'driver and
Blows. Will soparato horso3 It
noccssnry. Hamilton Pntton, 1514
West ..Main. . 1 ' 224
s .
WANTED H. H. Toft will buy your
portly paid Llborty Bond contracts.
WANTED Houses
repair or wreuk.
. 4SH-JC. ..
to mar, sulld.
Phone 4H8-M or
WANTHD R. H. Toft buys Llborty
, bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg
ments, escrow uoutraots. etc., and
makes short time loans on any old
thing. .
'
iiuntli, hImo coiii-I crier, dienoirrntilicr
mid innilor.
CluirloH HHennfft, Hlriokcn wilh tmr-
ulVHiM Mcvmiil fin vm mro. died lute Sat
urday. Kiincrnl HiirviceK were held on
Monday lit Stock'M chiiuol. inteniient
hi'inif in nioitnlnili - View ccmeterv.
I he ifcccnscd wns over 80 venrs of
UL'e. and wan n unlive of Illinoix. lie
wriK u civil wnr flternn, nnd wus well
knovn locnllv ni n mnn of cheery dit
ponition Knd kind iinpulNC.
The Knvt'Ht uniform which ever nn-
nunrcd on the lorn I railroad platform
wus dispurtcd on Siiiiduv moroinir.
nml it endowed and kiivo urominence
to the iiimilv nmf iinpouinir form of
l.ieiitcfiunl Coriimii rider Gerald Fitz
iiiliurioo. of His liiineriiil Muieitv'n
royul nnvy. Hie ofliccr beine en route
from Vancouver, li. C, t San Frnn-
cikco. on nn Important iiuhhioii. The
lialiilimentH doimci by this Ncufnrinu
man. who win six feet tall anil due
iierticndiciilnr. di"couiItcd for cor
L'eouxncNM tlio officiul robes a worn
bv nn illimtrio'.iB potentnte pf tlm
HhrinerH. The wtrtoriiil cinbellin)i
uicnt iiicorponilcd Kcnrlet cont of
the liriL'liti'Mt hue, in keepinir with
Hritifh trnilition. Hotli uhvKieallv
a!ij ini'iitnllv the iiciitcnuiit betrayed
no vcllow Hlrci'.k. ultlioiiL'li hin nurplo
troiiHcrx bore vcllow Htritiex. flu the
side there v.n nn ubiindnncc of cold
braid and o'h-r iidornincnln. Titht
liuiini' ol muiler hitc iiccntiiatod nn
alrcudv tail nhvsi'iut'. bin ilcme beinir
crowned with n 'nwh bat of heroic
proportions.
Oniric Vim Huskirk. Southern Pu-
cifie cuitilove. who wim Intel v remov
ed to tbfr connnnt 'i Iio-uitnl nt San
Francisco, died noon after renchini:
there, ami tl" hodv trim bro:mbt here
for burial. F'l ner.'l per.-ices wi re set
for Monday.' December 0. nt Stock's
chupcl. Inlcrment in Ashland ceme
tery. The decerned v.-ns li oiiti't. un-
axHiimint' man. Tnithtul in n Nticees
Kifin of vnrioim c nlovmcnf' with the
IMPORTANT UNKS
Hvniene. rest, nure air.gunshine
ana a welt-balanced diet, plus
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
to improve the blood-quality,
increase body-weight end build
up resistance, ate important unns
in tho logical treatment of in
cipient pulmonary affections.
Toa childor adult with a tendency
to week lungs or tender throat,
Scnii'a brings a wealth of rich
tomc-nourishmcnt ;
A little of Scott' Emchion
today may do you s world of
good tomorrow.
ScoU A Bowuc, maomfield .N.J. DrIS
FOB RKM HOlJSli.
FOR KENT Throe-room furnlsheo
apartment, gas and wood stoves.
Twelfth and South Front streets.
Phone S35-U. ; 222
FOB RENT AJPAKTMJWTO.
FOR RENT One . completely fur
nished apartment." Hotel Holland.
FOB KENT MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT Finest 20-acre paying
apple ranch in tho valley. Fully
modern bungalow, barn, brooder
house, etc. Plenty, water. 5Hie
from-Ashland. Kent, reasonable
to reliable party. - R. D. 1, Box 71
Ashland.
FOB BALE ESTATE.
FOR SALE Stockmen attention: I
have two tracts of land In the
Dead Indian country suitable for
stock headquarters. For sale
cheap. H. S. Palmerlee, Ashland
. Ore. . ..- . 225
FOR SALE OR TRADE 11 acres,
ono mile from' Canyonvllle, Ore.
Umpqua bottom land, all fenced
:' nnd .cross-fenced with chicken
" tight wire; house and garden of
same wire. Also 160 .acres, one
. mile from Tiller, Ore., one mile
from forest reserve, good range
,for stock. Write to owner, Canyon-
villo. Ore. J. W. Her. . s S
FOR SALE Or trade, 320 acros, im
proved. In Klamath couuty, seven
miles from town. . Good soli with
plenty ot wood and post timber.
Will trade for small ranch near
town. Address S3 8 West Second
street, Medtord. 223
FOB SULK MIsrFn.I.AVROUB;
FOR SALE Alfalfa
842-R, evenings.
bay.
Phone
FORv SALE Team, harness, two
cows, brood sow, hay cutting box.
J. W. Kent, Wgner Creek, Ore.
'. 'i '' '.224
FOR SALE
ranch. -Corn at the
Clancy
' 242
FOR SALE Beet pulp makes milk,
We are booking orders to make up
a ear load. Don't delay. Phone
Ralph Waldo Elden, Russ Mill.
Hodford. , , ' 221
FOR SALE-IS tons ot alfalfa hay
at $25.00 a ton. Frank Hammond
Central Point, Oregon, R. F. D. 1.
. 222
FOR SALE Two Cadllae automo.
biles; will make good delivery or
truck. inquire at 142 North
,, Front Street. ' ' 234
FOR SALE Think this over. "It
pays, to fertilize!" . Now is the
right time. ; Ralph Waldo Elden
Russ Mill.
FOR SALE O. A. C.
oats, red oats, rye.
All recleaned stocks.
Eldon. Russ Mill.
barley, grey
seod wheat.
Ralph Waldo
VOi SALE Fine quality baled hay
$25.00 por ton. Modoc urchnru
Phono Central ' Point at men
hours.
FOR SALE Corn. Oveon Mountuln
.... Ranch.' Phono 201-Y. v
railroad company, nnd bis presence
lor Kiivcrnl venrs had been a famil
iar one in Infill vnrds, He leaves n
wife nnd several children. The fam
ily home is nt 227 Meade street. ,;.
If. W. Ocarhnrt, a newcomer from
Colorado, buy leased one of the Har
bor tenements on tipper Granite
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliovc tins sold hot
butmalow property on Vista street to
W. J. Albert. This is nn ideal home
and occupies one of tlio most chriblc
sites in the citv. overlooking a mnior
portion of the entire town. "Coming
events enst their shadows before" in
T3i?nrd to tho forthcoming ocupants of
tb;s cosy homo complete in till its
appointments. Tho Denver Realty
comnunv exercised the kind offices
of "best man" in nettotintinir this
property to the bridetfroom elect.
LESLIE
S"-A;"L.T
flavors all
ibafood voDly
ifs a wonderful
aid to cooks
FOH SALE-MVhito Leghorn cock
erels (or sale. B. H. Buttertleld,
724 South Central avenue. Phone
541-Y. 224
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE One span Clyde mares.
A. R. Porter, Talent, Wilson
Ranch. 22
FOR SALE: Sow and six pigs. D. O.
Frederick, 601 North Grape strit.
223
FOR SALE 15 headi good stock
hoKs weighing around 100 lbs,
each. W. D. Roberts, Eagle Point,
Ore. 224
FOR SALE 33 head of goats.
In
quire 1129 Mantle street. .
222
FOR SALE 31 grade Shorthorn
calves; also 10 Hereford cows and
26 spring shoats. Address Ante
lope Orcahrd, Wellen, Oregon, o
phone Eagle Point 25-F13. 221
FOR SALE! I have 100 Eood thrifty
bred ewes. D. Rosenberg, Hotel
Medtord. ,
Notice of Sale of Government Timber
General Land Office,
Washington,. D. C November 14
1918.
Notice Is hereby given that subject
vi the conditions and limitations oi
the Act of June 9. 1916 (39 Stat..
2 IS), and the Instructions of the
Secretary of the Interior of Septem
ber 15. 1917, the timber on the fol
lowing lands will be sold Jan. z
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
torlor. The purchase price, with an
additional sum of one-fifth of one
per cent thereof, being commissions
allowed, must be deposited at -time
of sale, money to be returned if sale
Is not approved, otherwise patent
will issue for the timber, which must
be remoed within ten years. 'Bids
will be received from citizens of the
United. States, associations ot such
citizens and corporations organised
under the laws of the United States
or any state, territory or district
thereof only. Upon application ot 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., Seel: SE
SWU, yellow pine 10 m.. red fir 430
M., white fir 20 M., none of the yel
low nine to be sold for less than
tl.GO per M.. and none of the fir to
be sold for less tliAn $1.00 per M
T. 15 S., R. 2 W.'. Sec. 25. NEW
SWW. red fir 300 M.; yellow fir 900
M.. cedar 60 -M.- NWVi SW?4. red
fir 500 m., yellow fir 800 M., SWI4
SWV4, red fir 1150 M yellow fir
100 M., cedar 50 M., SEVi -SW-
red fir 550 M., yellow fir 100 M
NE SE. red fir 650 M.. NWS
3EU, red fir 450 M.. yellow fire 900
M., SW SES. red fir 700 M., yel
low fir 350 M cedar 60 M 8KS
CE1 ft tOO:: .-I1 -Bllnn fl IAD
M none ot the red fir, yellow fir or
cedar to be sold tor leis than $1.50
per M. T. 14 8.. R. 6- W..' Sec. 5
NES INE14. red fir 350 M., NWS
NES. red fir 700 M.. SW KBS
red fir 825 M., SB 14 NBH,.red fir
S00 M.; NE14 NWk . rod fir-450 M:,
yellow fir 450 M.: tN'WVi NWU red
fir 100 M yellow fir 850 St., cedar
70 M., SWS NWS. red fir 225 M
yellow fir 2250 M., cedar 7 Q M SE
S NWS. red fir 325 M.. yellow fir
400 M. cedar 115 M., XES SWS
yellow fir 70 0 M. cedar 70 .iT..-NWS
SWS, yellow fir 490 M., cedar 80
M.. SWS SWS. vellow.fir G40 M,
SSS SWS. yellow fir 740 M...NES
CTf 1 ' ft m OTA l ..AIIn.M ct
M., cedar 65 M NAVS SES. red fir
675 M., cedar; 30 M- SWS SES
red fir 680 M., feES SES. red fir
880 M.i cedar 25 M..' nono of the red
fir to be sold for less than $1.00 per
Jf., and none of tho .yellow , fir , or
cedar to ba sold for leas than ?l.fj
nor M. T. ll S...R. 6 w.w sec. la
Lot 2, red fir 190 M., Lot 3, red fir
305 M. Sec: 35 KK SWS. red fir
525 M RES SWS, red fir 415 M
NWS SB Si red fir 480 'M., SWS
SEM. red fir 620 M., SES SES,
red fir. 335 M., none ot the red fir
to be sold tor less than $1.25 por M.
Sec. 27, Lot 1, red fir 190 M., NVj
NBS NWS, red ttr 4110 M. w's
NWVt NWS, rod fir 315 M., none of
the red fir to. bo sold for loss than
1 45 por M
CLAY TALLMAN.
Commissioner, General Land Office.
6 BKLIANS
Hot water ,
Sure Relief
RELL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
LOST White kitten; reward. ' 720
Pine sireet. , 221
LOST Four head ot sheep, two owes
and two Iambs, marked crop on
right cur. . Thco. A. (linns. Central
Point, K. R. No. 2, phone 173,
Reward. .-. 221
MOXET TO I.OAIf
MONEY TO LOAN on good ral
estate security, and will bny Lib
erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No.
11 North Orape. Phone S47-J.
nusixuss DiruECTont
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law,
rooms S and 9, Medtord Nutlonal
Bank Building.
A. E. Reames, Lawyer,
Qarnettr
Corey Building.
Auto SuppUe
LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-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 premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons tor
good service. Phone 351-Y. J.
Y. Allen. ' ; . . -.
Expert Accountant
WILSON- AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention gtven
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
into - "our simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. Building,
Medford. Phone 157-R.
Instruction In Music
FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Halght Musle
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 72. - -
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
Agency, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg,
Good local service. Helen Tumy,
Manager.
ALICE HOLLOW AY Fire, Accident,
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with best English and Eastern
Companies., i Office 408 Garnett
Corey Bldg. - . - - -,
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184.
' ' Physicians and Burgeons: ;
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
. physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build,
ing. Phone 130. , , .
DR. J. J. ETilENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied.' Oculist and Aurist for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. IP. & H. Co.
Bldg. ' Phone 667.
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW '
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-L. ... i
Residence 26 8. Laurel Street.
Printer and Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has. the
best - equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices.. 17 North
Fir St. . ' 1- -
. Transfer
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE! CQ.
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
315. ' Prices right. Service guar
anteed. , ,
A CHANCE )
To Own a Home in Medford
A strictly , modern 5-room
cottage with screened porch
es, cement walk, garage and
driveway, chicken house and
lot, arid close in, everything
paid up, a cloar titie and a
bargain. s .
We have several splendid
values to ffer you at this
time.- . .
Brown & White
Real Estate and Insurance,
to So. Fir Sr. : . Vtalfuril. Orearon
, IffTERUBBAV AtTTOGAB CO. I V
; TP1E CARD
Leave Medford tor Ashland, Talent
and Phoenix daily, except Sunday .at
8:00 a. m. and 10:16 a.-m.;:l:00,
4:00 and 5.15 p. m. Also on Satur
day at 9:30 p. m., Sundays leave at
10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 6:30 And 9:30
p. m. Leave Ashland for. Medford
dully, except Sunday, at 0:00 a, m.,
and 11:00' a., m.; -1:00, 4:00 and
5:15 p. m, . Also on Saturday 'nights
at 6:30 p. m. Sunday lenye Ashland
at 9:00 a, m., and J2:30( 4:30 and
6:30 p. m." ' - .:. : -
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