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' 1 MEDronn math trtbxtnm, Mptdfoud, omwox, titot)ay, decemprr 10, io.k pa ate ..twe HEARST CLAIMED ZIMMERMAN NOTE WAS JINGO FAKE WASHINGTON, lie.-. 10. Clovcni. liienl utiplnH uf tcli'tiriiius iiiitni'il liv William Knmtoliih i luiirnt uiviiiw in nlViii'lldiiH reuuidiiiit Ilia milicv oC 111 newspapers uuil their correupou dont during tlio wur, wero rumt Inlo 41)0 record tit tuUuy'M hearing of Ihu senate oonimlltuo Investigating Car man propicillin. . ' ' In a inuumiKii In llin Now York Amurlciui on February 24, II) 17, Mr. Hearst outlined hint riii-tluim to bu ' cuOl'Ml lo Wllllum lluyurcl lliilo, thou u llourst corriMpundeat In llurllii and who, uccurdlng to ovldonio roconlly produced wua on thu linrinuii payroll without Hearst's knowledge. Mr, Hi-arat mild ho believed n vast major ity ot thu people In Amorlca nnd (lor- ninny opposed thu United Stales en tering tho. war, unit concluded "wn onrnimlly duslro to employ tho Influ cnoo of our country not for tho ex tension nnd protraction of thn wnr, but for tho promotion of u Just uiiU Juatlng peace." A munnuKU ilatoil March 2. Dinned "Doctor" una addressed to H. H. Car- vnldo, Now York American, declared that tho famous Zimmerman nolo In which lluriiiitny propoiiid an nllliince with Monica anil Japan, nnd which Iho Associated Proa a ruveuled to thu world, probably was u foraory pre pared by thu attornuy-genoritl. Tho object of Iho "forgery" tlio message mild, "wun to frighten, coll ides Into iTlvlim tho prosldont Iho powers ho dimiundud und ' perhaps also Into passing tho espionage bill OF PARIS, Doe. 10. llront In propar- I n It lo outdo Itnolf In tho ro:opilon of l'roldnt Wilson whon ho lands. Itn mayor litdicatoa, In a protlantatfon to tho pooplo. . "Tho Inipartnnca of an event unique In tho hlatory of tho world will escape iiono of in," tho procla mation anys. "Breaking with tho tradition of Isolation, tho now world sends to tho old continent, tho cradle of Hi ancestors, tho eminent man who. I tho liicariiHtlon of tho Ideal of froo Amorlca. A universal union of people la In propnrntlon, after tho downfnll of tho powors of car- nni;o and oppression. ...... "Tho population of llront will ho c-nKor to colobralo In notiihlo way tho arrival of Proaldont Wllnon. All tho people,. Irrespective of party, will deck their houses and join In the manifestation of out com and duep nf faction whluh uro In preparation. " OF SEGURITY LEAGUE WASHINGTON. Dee. 10. Inveft tigiitiomrnr Iho National Sorurilv l.rneue of New York nnd similar or giinizatinna mid their alleged ohargoH dlloi'tiiii; the loyalty of member of froimrexH miulo in tlio lu.it political campaign, wiih ordered todnv bv tho Iioiino without n ruflord vote. Seven Tenre.sonlntivt'H who were named liv !Biicnker Clark, will conduct, tho In Iqulrv.-. r t COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Avo. 1 Circuit Court " ,. Camornn vb. 1). T. Lowton ot nl. Affidavit, dofnnlt and riocroo. Sadlo P. OsBonbrilgga vs. 0. WII soy ot al. Docroo. Htato vb. Royo Sales.- Affidavit nnd deposition.' " , '' ' : , Slato vs. Moart- Kostor. Ordor post- ponln. v 1 ; ;-v vStoto vs. Prnnk M'arnldn, Snhlonco. I' H, MuxHon vui Ashlund i Iron Workn. , CobI bill. ,; ( . , ,' Oeo. W. StevoiiB Vfl, C, 0. tluchoB. Amended petition. ' ; . ; ' ' !" ywiny,& Co. vb. Oeorge Wolff. Aiueltdod complaint and reply. ' Ulato vs. Ooo. II. Cowcn und ,11m McCnfthn.' Orclor on plon. ' V8lto-vB. n. J. Miller. ! Ordor on pica. ' Ib1 f'orn Murphy (minor) est. Initial account nnd ordor approving. Julius Bjorrognnrd est. Roport ot ale nnd confirmation. Ana Fay Ilobloy ont. Bond and onlh. ' , . Cut Thin Out It In Worlh Money DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this nllp, enolono with rm and mall It to , l''o!oy & Co., 2f(3r Shofflold Avet.i Chlcwto, Til.,- writing youi numo and (ldro clonrly. Yon will receive in return it trial pnckaKo containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coukIib,' colds and- croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pnln in' aldoB and buck; rheumatism, lineknclio, kldnpy -find bliultler allmonts; ' and Foley Cathartic Tulilotii, a whnlotomo and ithoiotiKhly olonnBlns cathartic, : for conatlpntlon,' bllloUHtionfl, , hendnoho, and elukftlsh howoinz-Foi1 palo by Mfl'iftrfl Fbawftsyi ..MH FEDERAL CONTROL 0F,l WASHINGTON, Dec, 10 UeKllla llnn of Iho ini'iil piicklnx IndiiMtry, In vluw of Iho fuderul Iriulu coinuilit alon'M vhiirKi'H Hint It Is control hid by five luudlnic puckum, wiih proponed In a bill liilrodiiiiid lodiiy by Chulr lilMll HIiliH of (lie Iiiiiiho llllorntiitu couiinereo eonimltleo. . ( , , The bill (loon nut coulmpliitq thu ItlklilK oyer of pui'Miik. huuiiva, but piovliliii tli it t thu president may in quire and oporulo curtuin .'ucllllleH, liic.ludliiK refrlitorator cars und ntuuli yurdii; nciiitlro llioin for tho United KtuliiB unit IIccmhii their operutlun, or without nciiulrliiK Iho fucllltioa, to pliuo the piii'klnn Induiitries undor u ayntuiu of direct federal Hceine. T0n MARKETS I'ot'Hitiul l.lvi-Nlni k POIITLAM), Ont., Dee. .1 Or-Culllo strouKi rocelpts HH. Kleern, prime 11 1.1,0(1; 12; Kood lo cholco 10..'i0f(i 1 l.t.O; medium lo need .U0U lO.t.O fair lo medium l4it); comiuon to fair lfi.OOW7.riO; cowa und hulfurs, choice, 17,75 (U K; medium to good N C 7; fair to medium r, fU 0; cunncrn fJHH; bulls tiiitl; rulvea 04(I2; lockera nnd foedurs till 0. Hok firm: reeclpla -102, Prime inlxud f 10.76 ii 17; medium mlied t lO.fiO 1 11.75 ;rouf:h hoiivlea $14.75 H 10; plus IHii 15; bulk II0.S5. Hheep aloady; receipts 3'JU, Prlino liimua 12W13; fair to medium $0 4.1 1 1 ; yenrllnKS 1 10 tn 1; wethers ft) 41 It); ewes I6US; rough huuvlea $14.0014.75. lluttcr l'OHTI.ANI). Dec. 10. nutter firm. City creamery prlnis, extras, box lots 65c; cartons 00c; hulf boxes one-half more; loss than half boxes le more. Iluylnu price biittartat, country, 07c; cubo extras 02 '4c. I'millry mid F'4(Ks POHTLAM). Doc. 7. Krks, buy ing prleo, A7 4f 09c; selling price, can dled, 72c; selected candled In car tons 77c. Hons 2t?f20c; broilers 20 y 30c; goeso 20c. Kkks rc'ulllnit at 80c, roenrd price for this market. Portland Oram Onti (34.00 bltl ; torn 127.50 bid. Mlllsturfa Mill run f. o. b. mill; Carlots $32.10; mlxec cars $32.00; less than canois $34.1035.10; roll ed barley $551751); rolled onts $61 65; ground barley $50J 6(); nlfulfa moal (40(44. ANTIOCH ITEMS Mrs. Wiildcn of Medfoitl vih nut in Antioeh vinilinir with her ilnuuliter, Mrs. Doll MorriKim. Leonard und Kvorett Shell, who used to live in the Chaparral district, but who now liven nt Montague, C'al., wn iin in Antincli to huv itrain. Mr. Fmiik Jlww of Uenule and' Will llinu'hiim took n load of Iiol'h lo mnrket Tuesilnv. Mrs. Jim Vincent returned home iIiIb week niter a ncvernl weeks' visit with friends in Grants l'nss. Klmer Drake ol Iho Meadows took n ii,d of poultry 'to market Thurs day. Unite n numlier of people worn out to hour Miss .MoCorinii'k spoak at the Chaparral schnnl Wcdnesdav. Mr, HoliertH of Iho Mendows pans ed through Hie vnllev on bin wnv to town Tuesdav and returned Wednes day. Miss Ora Vini'onl of Sums Vnllev is visitim; wiih her uncle. Dick Vin cent and family of Trnil. this week. ' ' Misn Mao Maltliv, Icaeher of lite Chaparral hcIiouI, received a tele cram last Moniluv Mlntiiiir the death of her brother, William Multliv at Also, Oreuon. Clavlon Kreiuer hauled a loud of flour from thu Kimlo Point mill Sat urday. Chnrlev HookurNinilli of tho llead owH ttm .l Claretico Wilhito went lo town Sunday fur medicine for the pooplo of tlio Meadows who are sick with Ihu flu. , " Mir4n Zella Tavlor is stavinir wiih her sister, Mrs." Shook, for a time. Mr. Shook is workinit nt Gold Hill. Klhs Clarke nnd llubo Monro wore, oiit to tho J. W. Scott runeh Sunday. . Gvi) Vinoiitit nnd family of Tolo wore visilmcr with relntives m Sams Vnllev tile past week. Mr. and Mrs. -CI M. Conlev were enllinir on homo i'oi'ks in Antioeh Siindnv. Several fnnners of tho noiulihor hoort nro busv killimr their lions this week. Wnltei? l''ruiil( of tho M'odno orchard was vinitinir with friends in Antioeh Sundiiii. VorTum' Conlev olj Sams. Vnllev was o Me.dtord visitor! Saturday. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS ' By A. O. rlowluM ' After plitlimtly wattinK al the P. & E. depot TnurBday morning for the train to arrive, and listenlnc for the familiar whUtlo of No. 5, but in vain nonin tlmo arter tho nuhcitnlod time lUo IIH'0 ymougor youyU o tho glU The Outbursts of Everett True . ' By CONDO '' coj ffo Ww CO I'VE 1? THcX-ivi VOU AV-SO HAve A DISappointmcmt at ei&HT cccock; youxl right nee no Keep fie. this SweATen yain:: MA 4& ft. It. V. railroad arrived loaded down with passunKcrs nmoiiB whom wore Fred Austin, ono ot the llutto Fulls merchants, Mr. Darker, tho llutto Falls bankor, D. O. Mlllii, tho super intendent of tho Butto Fells Lumber company, Charles ICdmondson, the superintendent of tho locking Inter ests of tho llutto Falls Lumber com pany, and Jack O'Connor and about all tho mall that they could store away. During tho trip from Medford by some means or other a tiro was started In the compartment where the niHll matter was stored 'and ono of tho mall sntks was burned but about nt; i'o damage doae was Iho destruction of a bundle of tlio .Mor ning Orcgonlnns., f noticed that be fore they Blurted, tho superintendent, Mr. Nollson, took tho precaution to tako a cream can of wator in that part of tho coach, whether as a pro caution or for drinking purposos I can not say. Whon they reached the Englo Polrtl depot they round that Mr. C. J. Knfor, the llrownsboro mer chant had threo quarters of a beef to ho taken to llutto Falls aud after consulting with tho conductor, Mr. Charles ricncon; thoy do;lded to call up Mr. Vaughn, tho section boss and bnvo him como with tho little gnso llno motor that they use on tho road for transporting tho section crew rrom ono plnco to unothcr, nnd have him como nnd tako tho beef up to llutto Falls and It was further ur rnnged for Jack O'Connor' to wait nnd go up with Mr. Vaughn. Mr. F. J. Ay res who has a Tarm along the track. In tho hills, reports that the Uttlo .coach was so slow that Mr. Vaughn overtook it about his place and pnssed II, but they finally reach ed tholr destination lato In tho after noon. Our sympathies go out to tho men who hnvn to do work under such htndornncoa, but 1 suppose that they aro used to It by this tlmo. While Mr. O'Connor was waiting for Mr. Vaughn to como with tho motor car ho went to tho Sunnysido und nto an early dinner. I notice that tho Brandon Hros. aro getting in considerable wheat as tho trucks aro coming In quite regu larly. John Circb, ono of our loading citi zens who has hts only grown son In tho army requests mo to correct a mistake In the Motlford Sun of Dec. 1st in whluh it was stated that his noa John C.rcU, Jr., had been klllod In Franco, as tho roport not only cast gloom over tho family, but also over tho cntlro community nnd ho nsouros mo thai his son was not dead at tho tlmo reported. Mr! Fisher of Indian creek, ajiont Thursday night with us. . . Mrs. Kllppel of Trail, enmo out on tho Euglo Polnt-Porstst stage Thurs day and wont to ModCord the sumo' nftornnon on S. H. Harnlsh'n tf.all cur, returning on tho snmo -car again tho next morning and going homo on tho liaglo Polnt-Porstst stage. Slra. Hamilton Wnlklns also came out on tho snmo car. Mrs. Kllppel woat on up homo oh tho stago aad Mr. Fisher, went as far as the; free ferry on the snmo stage; ' - ; ; - Sponklng about tho singes, John Wlnnlnghain, the mall contractor oa tho Eaglo Point-Persist ronto, who Has been confined to his room for the pnat few weeks, and has had Dick Bessy driving for him, and I'.ftdr Dick had been driving for about two weeks, Dlek fell one morning while attending to his team and dislocated his hip, and wns brought us far as Trail.' Then a man by tho name of MUlor commenced to carry the nihil and last Friday Mr. Wlnnlnghnm wont up with Mr. Miller to tako charge of (ho work again and that' filgl he was (akon, bad, pKljf MRS.TRi;6fTHO BOYS WANT ME TO JOIN THEM AT TH6 ClfiAK STOR WD GOT AN APPOIHTflCrHT AT eiSHT G'CUJCK f if. I 'II I J . , . ' I III II II L. IB stay wind sont for Dr. Holt and he started this 8nturday morning and when he got a few miles on the road his car balk ed on him and nbout the middle of tho afternoon he pro;arcd another car, reached there some time that night, but wo have not heard tho re sult as yet. Ira Dunlnp and son Ralph of Trail wero doing business Friday aud Sat urday. Saturday was a busy day with Geo. Hrown & Suns as that day was the day they wero to load a car with hogs and cattle a mixed load and really tho hogs commeacod to arrive for T. F. McCubo brought io oao load on Friday and another on Saturday, aad Pete Botts, Mr. Vogt or Sams Valley, Thomas Uivun, E. E. Hobinson. J. F. Johnson, Kay llarnlsh aud I.. K. Hank also brought In hogs, sixty-five all told, and S. V. Smith, Perry Fos ter and Win. Perry brought lu the cattle that wero shipped. Among tho passengers on tho P. & E. Saturday were W. T. Grieves, our ox-county assessor, A. II. Nelson, a Portland traveling man, S. T. Ward formerly of Butto Falls but now of Medford, Mrs. F. D. Kill of Derby, Mr. and Mrs. Denny of Derby, D. S. Schlvely, Zack Taylor, Jim Swift. Hob nnd Mr. Hnrnl;!i, li. L. Kollon born, representing tlio Goodrich Rub ber company. Port. and, R. W. Nich ols and Ralph Householder of Cen tral Point wero hero Saturday for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Coiver Furry . of uVorth Phoenix, ' visited at A. 3. Furry "a Saturday. Mrs. E. C. Gardner of East Talent, was a Modford visitor Saturday. B. N. French sold some nice bnby bcof to Modford meat markots last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lockwood of White Wing poultry farm near Phoo nlx, were in Medford Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Landon are starting a high-grade Holsteln 'dairy herd. Several land buyers have called oa IF HI IS GRAY, USE SAGE TEA Here's Grandmother's Recipe to . Darken and Beautify Faded Hair. i That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brew ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul phur. Your hair Is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When It fades, turns gray or streaked, just an application or two of Sage and Sul phur enhancca Its appearacce a hun dredfold. . . Don't bother to prepare the mix ture! ydu can got this famou old recipe Improved by the addition of othor Ingredionls at a small cost, all ready'for use. It Is called Wyeth'a Sago and Sulphur Compound. This can always be deponded upon to bring bnck tho natural color and lustre of your hair. , Everybody uses "Wyeth'a", Sage ana Sulphur Compound now beonuso It darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can toll it has boen applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through the hair, taking one small strand at a tlmo: by morning the gray hair has disappeared, and after another appli cation It becomes beautifully dark and appears glossy and lustrous. This ready-to-use preparation Is a delight ful toilet requisite for those who de sire dark hair and a youthful appear ance. It Is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of djoouset P - i. : 1 II EDEN PRECINCT i i tracts of lund on the highway be tween Phoenix and Talent. Mrs. A. 10. Landon of Coleman creek, was a business called at C. Cary's Thursday, Harry Jtlco returned from Camp Mead, Kentucky last Wednesday and Is greeting his many friends In his former homo town. A. a. Furry returned Wednesday from Portland whore he went the biKt of tbo week with a bunch of cat tle for John Uarneburg. Hay Wright returned from train ing camp last .Monday to his home woal of Phoenix, where his wife awaited his home coming. Those from Phoenix who wore In Medford Saturday were Mrs. A. H. Ileum, Miss Mabel Ileum, Mrs. Made Wright, Mr. A. 11. Houston and Jim- mle Morton. II, Rose of Ashland, of Itoso Bros. confectionery ulcro and agent for Kdlson's phosogrnphs was In North Talent-tho first of lu.i t week and sold J. M. Ruder a beautiful oak cabinet Vlctrola. Prof, flclmcr of the Experiment station at Talent, went to Roseburg last Thursday where ho met with the State University club. Mr. Reimer read a raper on Pear Culture, and alfco gavo a talk on China pears and the different varieties less su:ep l!b!o to -blight. Owing to tho flu epidemic Mr. Refiner had to post- pono his trip on to Spokane. Earl Brlscoo of North Talont, had the misfortune to lese his mule team last week. Both animals took sick and died sudden!'.-.. Those from Talent who wero In Medford Saturday were Ed Hughes, Jay Terrlll; from North Talent, Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Stancllfr, Ray Coffnian. A. S. Furry, J. M. Radcr of Phoe nix, were Medford business callers Saturday. . ! NOSE CLOGGED FROM - t A COLD OR CATARRH I Apply Cream In Nostrils To ; , , Open lip Air Passages. Ahl - What relief! Your clogged nos tril open right up, the air passages of ronr head art clear and you can breathe freely. No more naWKing, snuunng, mucous discharge, headache, dryness no truggliog for breath at night, your cold 5r catarrh is goue. Don't stay stuffed np! Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your dru;nrist now. - Apply a little of this .fragrant, autiscptic cream in your nos trils, let it penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, giving vou instant relief. Ely's Cream Balm is just what every cold and ca tarrK sufferer has been seeking. It's just splendid. ' :. Xotlco of Sale of Government Timber General Land Office, Washington, D.C, November 14, 191S. Sotlce isliereby given that subject '.: tho conditions and limitations of tho Act of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat., 2 IS), and tbo instructions of the Secretary of tho Interior of Septem ber io, 1917, the timber on tho fol lowing lands will be sold Jan. 2. 1919, ot 10 o'clock a. m., at public auction at tho United States land office at Roseburg, Oregon,- to the bighest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by. this notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of tho Secretary of tho In terior. 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 he returned if sale Is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue for the timber which must be remoed within ten years. Bids wiil bo received from citizens ot the United States, associations ot such citizens and corporations organized under the laws of the United States or any state, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, tho timber on any legal subdivision will be olferea separately beforo boing Included in any offer of a larger unit. - T. 33 S..-R. 1 F... Sec. 1; SE SW 14, yellow plno 10 m., red fir 430 M., white fir 20 M., none of the yel low pine to be sold for less than J 1.50 per M., and none ot tho fir to ho sold for less than $1.00 per M. T. 15 S R. 2 W.. Sec. 23. NE SWM. red fir 800 M., yellow fir 900 M... cedar 60 M., NWi SV. red fir 500 m., yellow fir SO0 M.. SWA SWVi. red fir 1150 M.. yellow fir 100 M.. cedar 50 M.. SE14 SW, red f'r o-'O M-. yellow fir 100 M., NEH SEU. red fir 530 M., NW SEW, red fir 450 M., yellow fire 900 M.. SWVi SEVi, red lir 700 M., yel low fir 350 M.. cedar 50 M.. SIS 14 SE4 red fir 1025 ,.i., yellow fir 300 M none ot the red fir, yellow fir or cedar-to be soil) for less than JI.uO per M.y T. 14 -8 R. 8 W., Sec. 5, NE'i INEVi; red fir 850 -M., NW- NEr red fir 700 M., SW'.i NE'i, red fir 825 M., SE l NEK, red fir soo .M., NEVi MV'H, rett fir 400 m., yellow fir 450 M.. CiWVt NW1A red fir 100- M.i yellow fir 850 M., cedar 70 M., SW14 NW',i. rod fir 225 M., yellow fir 2230 M.. cedar 70 M.. SE M 'NW-14. red fir S25 M.. yellow fir 400 M., cedar 115 M., iNEVi SV. yellow fir 700 M. cedar 70 M., NWVi SW14. yellow -fir 490 M cedar 30 M SWVi SWVi, yellow fir 640 M., SEVi SWVi, yellow fir 740 M.. NEVi SEVi-. red fir 370 M.. yellow fir 360 M.i cedar 65 M.t NWVi SEVi. rod fir 575 M-, cedar 30 M., SWVi SEVi, red fir 680 M tEVi SBV4, rod fir 8S0 M., cedar 25 M., none of tho red fir to bo sold for less than $1.00 per M.j' and none of the yellow fir or cedar to be sold tor loss than $1.25 per M. : T. 17 S., R. 6 W., Sec. 13, Lot 2, red fir 190 M Lot 3. red fir 363 M. Sec. 35 INEVi SWVi, red fir 525 M., SEVi SWVi, red fir 415 M., NWVi SEVi, red fir 480 M.. SWV4 SEV4 . rod fir 620 M.. SEVi SEVi. red fir 335 M., none of the rod fir to be sold for loss than $1.25 per At. Sec. 27, Lot 1, red fir 190 M., NVi NEVi- NWVi. rod fir 430 M., rtV4 NWVn NWVi. red fir 315 M., none of tne rea nr to no sola tor less tnan $1.45 per M. - ' . CLAY TALLMAN, ; C. Carey this week wanting small' Commlsstoao;, General Land OJElpfl. VV4i,v ld.l 4I.I4 Utt4VT Advertising Rates Claanlfiod Ono cent a word. Locals Ton cents a line. , Legal Five cents a line. - Display 25 cenU an Inch. Contract rates on application. HELP WA5TEU MALE. WANTED-Two young men want work In or near Medford. Box 30, Mall Tribune. 223 WANTED Teamster. Phone 59T-J3. W A -VTCJ l Ml SCKLLAXF-OCa WANTED To rent, typewriter. Box 25, Mall Tribune. 225 WANTED A slip scraper. 408-J2. Phone 224 WANTED Can save you money, ex pert repairing at your place. Sta , tionary gas engine, steam engine, or automobile work. Phono 556-X. 223 WANTED To borrow 19.000 to $10,000 for from six months to year, secured by livestock. Apply Mall Tribune, Box R. WAIV'TED To rent furnished house. Apply Box R, Mall Tribune. WANTED Woll rotted stable man ure delivered. Box X-10, Mall Tribune. WANTED To let out six-horse team for Its feed during next, three ' months. Can furnish driver and plows. Will separata horses If necessary. Hamilton Patton, 1514 west -Main. 224 WANTED R. H. Toft will buy your partly paid Liberty Bond contracts. WANTED Hoaxes to mora, Solid repair or wreck. Phone iHi-H ot 4KN-X. f . i WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, alao mortgages, notes, Judg ments, escrow contracts, otc, and makes short time loans on any old thine. FOB RKN1 HOC BE. FOR RENT Three-room furnished apartment, gas. and wood stoves. Twelfth and Sontb Front streets. Phono 936-R. .2 TOn BENT APARTMETO. FOR RENT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. FOR REINT MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT Finest 20-acre paying apple ranch in the valley. Fully modern bungalow, barn, brooder house, etc. Plenty water. Mile from Ashland. Rent reasonable to reliable party. R. D. 1, Box 71 Ashland. ,. rORS.VLE REAI ESTATE. 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. 1' . 225 FOR SALE OR TRADE 11V4 acres. one mile from Canyonville, Ore. Umpqua bottom land, all fenced and cross-fenced with chicken- tight wire; bouse 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 ville, Ore. J; W. Her. 223 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 SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE 'History ot the -.World. War, by Francis A. March, brother of General Peyton C. March. Com plete 800 pages Illustrated of ficial photographs. Your chance to make $500 per month. Freight paid, credit given. Outfit free. Victory Publishing company. 431 S. Dearborn, Chicago. 223 FOR SALE Mammoth bronze toms exceptionally fine May birds weigh Ing from 17 to 20 lbs., also one fine three-year old torn. Mrs. C. G. Anient, Grants Pass, Ore., Box 690. . 223 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Phono 842-R, evenings FOR SALE Team, harness, two cows, brood sow, hay cutting box. J. W. Kent,-Wagner Creek, Ore. ' '-.,-'.'' 1 - .'r-' " -. 224 FOR SALE Corn at ' the: Clancy ranch. - . 242 FOR SALE 18 tons ot alfalfa hay at $35.00 a ton. Frank Hammond, Central Point, Oregon,.-R. F. D. 1. ..- .222 FOR SALE Two Cadllac 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. -1 . . . . FOR SALE O; A. 'C. barley, grey oats, red oats, rye, seed wheat. All recleaned stocks. Ralph Waldo Elden, Russ Mill. . FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay $25.00 per ton. Modoc. Orchard. Phono Central Point at meal hours. FOR SALE Corn. Green Mountain Ranch. Phono 201-Y. TARJCN TJP. TAKEN II E December 9th on Apple aud Jackson streots, small bay work horse, blind in left eye. Placed In Union llama. Will be sold Saturday, tho 1-llh, if not icOlt SALE I'OULTfUr A.VD EOUB. FOR SALE -White Leghorn "cock erels for sale. B. II. Huttertlold, 724 South Central avsnutt. Phono 041-Y. .. 224 FOR SALE -LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Frosh cow . for -. aalo. Phono R-13-H. 22a FOR SALE Good fresh five-year old Jersey cow; also good covered hack. A. J. Miller, phono 403-.I3. . .. 224 FOR SALE One npan Clyde maroa. a. n. roner, inieni, yvnson Ranch. ' -- . 22S FOR 8 ALE Sow and six pigs. D. O. Frederick, .001 North Grape street. . 223 FOR SALE 15 'head good stock hogs weighing around 100 IDs. each, W. . Roberts, Eugle Point, Ore. - - 224 FOR SALE 33 head of goats. In quire 1129 Mantle street. ZU2 FOR SALE I have 100 good thrifty bred ewes. - D. Rosenberg, Hotel Modford. FOR EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE Have two saddle horses. Would trade ono for , a saddle. Phone 539-J3.. - - 232 Moxrrr to loan MONEY TO LOAN on good real - estate security, and will buy Ilb r erty Bonds. J. B. AddrewB, No. si North Orape. Phono 64T-.I. BUSINESS DIRECTOR . Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law, 'rooms S and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. , Reames, Lawyer, Garnett- Corey building. Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. Wa aro operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fail. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. -- Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for good service. -Phone 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. - ; Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and In come' Tax requirements. Look into our simplified accounting method. H. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phone 15'7-R. Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAJGHT Teacher ot . piano and harmony. Height Muslo Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72. .'- Insurance - EARL S. TUMY General Insuranes Agency, 210 Garnett-Corey Bids; . Good local service: Helen Tumy, (Manager.- ... ' .-. t ; . -.. . ., ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident, Automobile, Liability policies wrlt , ten with beat English and Eastern : Companies.- Office 408 Garnett Corey Bldg. ( , Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT Oeneral mill .work, sash, doors, mouldings and. : screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. . '. ' ' ' Physicians and Burgeons . Y DR," W. W. HOWADbsteopathlo physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. Phono 130. - :, DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon.: Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. Bldg. Phone 567. - ' DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW . OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printers and Publishers s . MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tha best equipped printing office. In Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers) billing systems, ; tc. Portland prices., ; 27 North Fir St.- Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE) CO. Office 43 North Front St. Phoaa 315. Prices right Service guar anteed. ' - ;, '. -- - - A CHANCE To Own a Home in Medford - A strictly - modem 5-room cottage with screened porch-1 es, cement Avalk, garage and driveway, chicken house and lot, and close in, everything paid up, a clear title and a bargain. . We have several splendid values to ffer you at this tinie. '" ;' Brown & White Real Estate and Insurance, 10 So, Fir BU i ; Ueaiord, Orcgoa S f i t