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Newspaper Page TextMEDF011D MATT;. TRTBTTNK MKDFOTIT), OnEOOX, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1018 PAGE THREE ENGLISH WOMEN STIR COUNTRY AS CANDIDATES One Fomlnlno Cnmllilate Seeks Office as "Quiet Modest Ladv" Widow o British Colonel Onnoses Ash- .iii, . i , .. .. ... qulth Whuse Record Is , Termed Rotten." LONDON.' Nov. 'Jli. (Correspond nice, nf the AnHuclnted 1'itiHH.) 'J'hn cumiiiiiuiiH nf about I.") women ciindl- ll.'ttl'N (lir t'l('Ctilll tl till) llOIIMI ul cuiiiiiioiih iinpurtcd ii new mill Inter- tinir iiliilhn to ilia le.eliliiieriiiix thin iiiiiiKIi, buinu , ul I hi' women wh Were riiliiiinir for office under llio new lniv which inTinitt 1 1 1 i 1 1 ri'iiri'. MMitiitioii in tin Jlritihli purliiiuiciit win-u iiroiiiiiiciil in tin) old window hiiiiinIiIiiu ctttVrt of llli) nii'-w'itr Hill' liimo cumpniirii. . Ono cmidiiluto mi iioiilii'i'il Hint nho hi'iikx ot I leu iih it "iiuint moili'Hti Indv.'', while -niiotlmr the willow of nn nmiv officer, un iiiiiiiici'il m liur pint form n thoroimh mill MVHti'inutii.' boycott of I flu (Jit iiiiiiim. r'nromoKt iiiihimo (lift women omull dale wiih ('liriMnbcl I'unhhurMl whoso uctivilios iih n tiiilitmit lender hclora tint wur ituvu her iiitcriiiitiunul lirMlllilM'UI'll. Sill' WIIH one of till' Hill liui li'irt of l'ri'iiiicr I.lovd (icorvc, nnil run on u plhtlorin "iliiiioernlii!iiitf prosperity nnd the uhdlitinn nf pout tv hv increased iiroilm'tioii uf wr-ntili mi Unit thorn will bo iiioiii:li for nil." .Aki Itvrortl lloin-ii Mm. Hope, willow of n llrilinli imnv cdtoiii'l, ns tin iiidepi'iidoiit, opposed Herbert Asniiilh, tin foiini'r premier he rhiiriicfcmed Mr. Aximitli lis n "nh out" whoa record wits "rot ti'n" mill nnnninii'cil Hint Klin stand fur iiood joliH for noldiers mid nail - or mid for tho reeon.truction of I'lllll'lltioll. .Mi'N. ( hurlntto D.'xpurt who run im liilior I'liinliiliito for Jliittrsoii is n kihti'r of Field Miirslnil Viseuunt John rrciieh. vii'crov of In'lmid. She wux tu lj-e in mi wm for hor unffruuo n livitiim lirt'oni the wur. Mnnv of I hi- bovs whom li mothered in Iter firs Ki-liool I'linin ' tn r.nttlnnil returnee I rum tlw wur in klmki to support In: t'iimliilnrv wliirli wim bused on tin' lulior imrtv'K iiroirnim with Hpcciii litron on-reforms n fleet inir the wel I'nru'of mother mid children mid tho oiiiiioiiiii'. noeim. nnd prulossumii! freedom of women. Nhu behoves in Mute run- for children. , . Two for WilMin Mlhs Vitilot Murkhniii. independent liberal I'tmdiiliito fur Notliimhiuu. wris once "11 foremost mili-niitfniu'itt nilvoontc. During the ynr situ whs n mciiibnr of tlm central commilt.ee for tlic emplnvainit of womim, She prom ii.Ld support of tin coalition cnvi-rn-ini'iit in I'lirrvinit nut tin tnmis of PCiCn iih iironoHod Uv rri'Hidimt Wil rion in lii fmirtoi'n nointK. Mio urom Ihui). it' cluited, to rcsicn lit tlio onJ of th6 Vunr wlum tlio Holders would be hninc. . ' , ;'. Jim. Olivo Striii'lii'v. pnu of tlio three woiiii'ii NiipporUid liv tlm Nu timml l'nion of VVonicn'u Stiff raee torivtiL'H, ih counted nu of lliu liunt women orntorn of tho cnuntrv. Slie run ns mi indi'iieiidvnt liheritl cnnili-illitt- of Hhoffiold, nnd thu nnlv one nf'tlio women cuniliditteH to tuko thai Vrtxition. . ' , . .. i Aiiollior intiTPstinir TiL'uro whb MiHu Miu jorv Ti'V, it Ouuker, und n muiiir lier nf nno of tlio wculthv families' of ' Kni'lund. ':(r. How Miirtin, enndidnto in the llendon iliviHion of Midillennx onovud 4 ho sinilirt ofNCllen Torry, tlio no- i Portland UvtwtiKk I'ORTLAND, Uoc. 2 1). Cnttlo ptondy; . ronBlpts 02. 8toor, prlmo lL'.OOif 13; rooiI to eliolus tlt.&Qtij ia.fiO! modliim to Rood lOfl'll.DO fair to medium S9irl0; common to fuJr $Sf9; cown nnd holfora, choice SDiielO; inodlum to Bood ; S7.BP S.fiOi fair to medium $6.60(f7.&6; 'cmtncrn $:t.r0 (D4.C0; bulls $0(98; c.i1vob SO 12; 'stockora nnd foedorn 4Ti'9. . HokA slondy;: rocolplH 0(1, , Prlmo mlxooV tlldp 17. 2B; medium mixed .10. 75 4(117; roiiKh' bnnvlos $14.75 H; nli;n SUifind; bulk $10. 85. Blioep ntondy; roculiita 021. Prlnio limilm in()i:i; fulr to modtum $0 11;' yenrllnga $10011.601 wothoiH $0(lj: 10;' owen $0(f;8; rough benvloB $H.0014.7o.: s - .1 .' ntittor ." , ' PORTbANO, HOC. . 20. Blittar, firm. City oronmory prlntu, oxtntB, liox lots OBc; onrtoiiH tide; halt boxeH linlf cent moro; loss than hnlf boxen, idle r.cnt nioro. Buying price bnttor-; rnt, country, 07c; cubo extrns ,50;' fiflc. ' : ' , , '' "r' , 1 ::;;V,ly,v'-,i.,lKKKH,-',i" ':' "Kttn'Hi' hnvinir iirien, SSe : solliini: price,,' nils' iilld eineks rtlit, elindled . 70ei :U'lecli'd eiindled in enrtohs. 7fln. .liens. 27n)aict. broiler,. SHMiMOet ttivliCN'.i; liolin. : ,- a Portland Ornln ' rolllI'LANI), Doei l'lOuls. 5ft bill; eoni, fOO bid. ! TODAY'S MARKETS MAKE EFFECTIVE ... FOR 1919 CROP ii WAHIllNOTON. IIOU. 2 l.eliiltt- tlou to iniiko orrecllvo tlio wlinut urlco Riiiirmiliieil for' tlm liHH rp mid lit tlio muni' Ohio to Mirt'Kiiiird tin uovorumoiil uxnliiHt Ionium win roroiniiiiiiulud to I'onKruM todny Uy tin) dopurtiiiiinl of imrlculturo una Did food iHliiillllmtiulon. A iiiiiiiinriiiiduiii sent to llin-Hi'n tulive Lever of Houtli ('iiiolinii, elimr mull of the hiHiHd inirieiiltiiriil eoni' niittelf. iiiiidu Hie I'ollmvuiu' nH-oniiui'ii diirlnnw : Kiiitt T.xli'ii'iion lv roiiuri'HH he voud June 1, Itl'JO, of the ditto for the foveniiiieiit nuri'liuHe ot tint liuw i.roil. Hi'coiid--( ontiniimii'o "I Iho loou tidtiiiniMlintimi'H triiin enrnoritlioii, or ereiitiou of it new urn V to huv. Hlore mid Hell lllltl wheut thitt iiiiiv he of fered to the iMiverniiienl, nnd; Third 1'oHHilili! leumlutivo proviH- iiiiiw lo iiroieei iiiii uoveriiiiieiii iiuitiiift whi'iil or Hour hi'oticlit in from other eouiitrieH iliirnnt Hie lie riod lf t'l'feeltVellesH ot till) L'llllhin- terd priee nnd ul-" t proteet httvi'n. of Hiieh wheitt, iih loiitt iih tho when; m in thiH eomilrv mid not conHinned The meiiiormiduin wn eominleil wiih the iiiiiiroviil of I'rex.idiint Wil oii mid Seereturv HoiihIoii ill Hiiti- 11 1 it t in lt it Kuid "tho iioveruinent Im initdi) ii iruArittitea und it uoch without kii villi; I hut i( miiHt lie iiiiulo rrioe live." ' ; ' Itexiirilinif oxtetision of thu duto ot uovcnimeiit imreliiuiC. the immionm Itim Hiiid : t ' It Won hi he iiiiiiiiHMililr to enrrv out the minninl-e uk it h intendeil bv .1 nno 1. ltr'U. uud if. nroiliieeiH eon not wll their wheiit lo the I nileil Stilton hef m tliul diite mid nro lull with wheal on hand, it will lie tell Hint. the oliliiiittiou of the I luted Stiiten IntH not been eurried out in 'null fitith. ' ''t'ho eovernnient pureliiiHiinr nitemiv." the nieiiioriilidutii nt forth "mtiHt linvo niiinhi fuiulH to nt nil lime ntiri'hiiHtf t hrouuhoiit Hid vnitod StnteH ut the Kiiiiriiuteed prii'O Kiudi vt heut of thu KM It eron iih ninv bo ot' I'ernd to it mid iiIho to provide Htornuo I'neilitieH to liiku euro of Iho sumo bv leitso or imrehnse of fneililiiiK now in pxiKieui'o or bv biiihlini; uddilionii fneilitiuH. or both. "Tho iinurotiriutioii will hnvo to he ono on it Iiiimh to eiiiiulo the LMimiteeil prit f to he ntiiinlmneil nt nil liuien bv imrehiii-e of whent with Iiiiuih provnt ed hv the uoveriiment and without ro Ivintr on outxido eredit. COURT HOUSE REPORT Roportcd, by Jookson Cqijnty Alj iitrnct Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Ilenl ICstnlo Transfers Kmiiiii L. Conuer et vir to Idtt J. Slewnrt. One-fourth inter est in IoIn 1(1, 11, 12, block -if. City of Mwl ford - $ 10 Idu 3. Ktewnrl lo II. E. Con ner el tix. fi'J.i nercB in chum 08.37-2W - - 10 Leslie W. fStnnsell to Kebeeen A. Wvnn. Lot 8. block 2, or Summit Addition, Medl'oril 2,1(14 ('Inreiieu Kurnluim to . I. I'nreV ct tix. Lund in D. I t. neetion 48, township US. rnnuti 1 Onst . 1 Kriek Mnrlin Cnrlson to Knlo Aildio Riilson. West hnlf ot HoutheiiKt of scetiou 34, town- , . nhip 30, rniiBti 1 ; ttlso hint) in Citv of Medford ... Leslie W. SliinHell to Jnekson . County Hiiildinit & Lonn Ah sneintinn. Lot 0. block 1. Newtown Addition to Med ford. Ore. 1.200 Geortio Croft et tix to John V. Croft. North I111IC of north oust, 'north hull' ot north wont of iiei'tion 20, township 34. rnnio 1 west Murv L. Iturtoii tp Wnldo J. lllnrk. Northern of Houth wost of Mention 20, township 30, tmiiko 1 east - FrnM'i'H A. Kleinhiunmer to John 0. Si'huctto et nl. sonth enst of noi'tliciist of noetion 31. wont hnll' ol' northwest of .section ' 32, Hotithwcst of Routhwe.Ht of section 21). township.38, nume, 1 west John P, Hoelin t tlx to II, P. l'ohlmiif. Lund in Jnekson eniintv, Oreitan II. V. I'ohlniid et ux. to Jolui P. Hni'ho et tix. Lmiil .in Jnekson oounlyi' Oreifon United Stilton .io Ooot'tto Croft. North hull'''1 of northwist. north hnlf of nortliWst ot scut ion ,20, township 31. riimro 1 wosl - 1. Chivoiu'o U. Knds et us to Hnss A, Gloinrh. Lol, 10'. .block 52 10 10 10 of Medford .10 Clnreneo K. Ends el ux to Muss , A.' rloiiuh. Lot 11. block 3, 1'ftiint Aildilion to iNriidl'onl...... , 10, BARON MAKINO HEAD OP a JAP DELEGATION ARRIVE8 SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 2(1. Bn- riini'Nohiinki Mnkitio, hend of th Jnpnneso delemttion en roittp ro tho Versnilh's -nen'co eonforenee, nrrived hero loilnv from dnpnn on the sti-nni er Toiivou Mnrn. The pnrtv win iiiehuloH sevoi'iil limb ktovoi'iiment ol lii'inls ol .Intmii, will , ilepni't lomoi I'uw lor Mow orli, - - :, . , The Outbursts of its' " 4 . Everett By CON DO I .r, ;)br Tho followlnn casuultlos aro re ported by tlio commanding generat or the American expeditionary" rorcoa: Killed in action. 83; died of wound, 120; dlcxl of accident and other causes, 14; died of alrplune accident, 3; died of dlseaao, 202; wounded severely, 60!!; wounded, de gree undotermlnod,- SS0; wounded slightly, 34S; mlBslitg In action, 141. Total, 2144. Klllud In action: Privates Eric Bradley. Portland. Ore.; Bltllo l.mn bort, Corvnllla, Oro.; Willnrd .M. Gates. HUlsboro, Ore.; Dnytee John son, Woodburn, Ore. Reguations Imposed - Aliens 1'iirsuntit- to instritelioiiH -received from Iho nttornev trenernl nnd hv ori ,ler of tho president, notice i hereby eiveil I but on mid nf tor Dee. 25. 1018. enforcement of all remihttions im- poKed on (ionium nlieii enemies ol liolh sexes will he discontinued, ex cept, iih to reuulatious !), 10 mid 12. of the proclamation of April (i. 11117. which hist three mentioned, sections will continue in full force and effect. Section. !) provides Hint no nlien encmv Mm 11 ilcnurt Irom me t nueu Suites until Im shall have received 11 permit lo do so. Section 10 .provides (lint nb alien encmv mIihII lnnd in or enter tho L'ni- ted -States except- under cerium re strictions. ' Section 12 provides (lint nn nlien enemy , wlioin tnero is rensoniiuie eniisc to Jiclicve trf lie nidiiis or nbmit to nid the onemv. or who ninv be nt Inruo to the dnniter of the Public penco or sttfetv, or who violates or nttoAipts to violate, or of whom there is reasonable, causo'to bolitne Hint he is about to vtnlnte the rcmilntions promulirnled bv Hie presiilont of the United Stntes or of the states or ter ritories thereof, shall he subject lo summary nn-est bv tho United Slules ilinrshal or his deputy, or such other officers ns the president ninv desiu- mile'nnd to confinement in such peni toqlinrv. prison, inil. or. military camp ns may he directed by tha president. tt.will ,be liotiid tliat. nil prohibited nnd restricted zones or, ureas, both witter front und iiilund, are abolished by the nhovo. order. It will .furlhnr.be noted Hint Hie neeesRity. ol permits connected with V.Jhe EE'S';' Daring ''-"-,, The G9t! Reliable Round Package -'A I I r- , - True . iww usibn to Don't M6ntioiv "NCUJHBORS TO Me ! i x5on't xMKS U)H thisv THINK V I'M GOtHC TO OO A13 r. THti heats of TH'-S H005 You OON'T MEAN H&A1 VOli MEAN ; AVotmdod .severely Privates A1-. bert T. Nlcholl, . Portland,; ,. Erlck Tourlta, Astoria. Ore.; Ara G. Llngle, Boring-, Ore.; Fred A. Jarvis, Myrtle Point, Ore.; Larven J. Watts, Slletz, Ore. . -. , Wounded, degree undetermined: Llout. Mortimer P. Cook. Portland; Tom Wynne Snul. Portland: Privates Karl K. Albio, Kugene. Ore.; Cyril V. liichardson, Independence, Ore.; Paul lllalr, Portland; Philip Peter IlolBhelmcr,- Portland: Scrgt. Arthur M. l-'lotchor, Kugene, Ore. . . WTounded sllKhtly: Privates Geo. Schlevo, Portland; Clinton E. Mack. Portland. on German'; Are Discontinued German registration oro also abolish, I'll. . - - V j . .-. .: ! . l'lirsiinnt to the nlore order nnd on ami nfter Dec. 2.i. Hll8. Gennun mid Austrinn alien nicmies shall be subject to identical resolutions. Particular attention is called to the fact that power to arrest nnv German :i!ion encmv eonsUlcred dnnscrous is retained. : All Herman nV.m enemies, now un der nrrest or in'.orned, will remain in detention. . V It i nnrtiou!nriv desired that pa roled Gertnnn alien enemies tnke no lice that nil r,strictions imposed upon them bv sui h pnrole must he ob served bv tl'.ein and thnt violation of such pnrolo will bo summarilv pun ished. ' ' ' : CH18M Will ADDRESS SENATE WASHINGTON', Dec, 26. Tho sennto hold ii brlof session today and adjourned until Monday. . : Chairman i Cliumborlaln of. the military committee, announced that ho would addross tho senate Monday on 1ho disposition and troatment of soldiers abroad and in home canton ments. .'-- ; -"' - Senator Phelan of California, deni o:rnt. Introduced the house resolu tlon-now beforo the foreign affairs coiumittecj, proposing thnt the Amer ican pence coiiiiiiiioiiui naaioi obtnlitlng fro'edom for Irolahd. ' ;f 'Mailed -'JMlIk Very NuisHious, Digestible Tho ;' RBiAL1 Ifobd-Drinic. IriStiintly preparccJ. Mndby tho: ORIGINAL Horlick 'process anJ from icnrcfully selected materials. , , Used successfully over century Endorsed toy physicians everywhere. fSdget Horlick'STheOrlgmal Thus Avoiding , Iitiitations APPLES SELL AT E NBW' .YOIIK, Uec. 20. Ca1ile.s're- colved bore LhlH wock from Great Drltaln donllnK with tha first oon- alKnment ot UoxoU apples Hint wont acroM and wlileh have bon sold on tho KnKllih inurkotH showed that 2V. 198 boxes all sold at tbo maxr linum price fixed by Ibo British gov eminent, reKardlosH of quality and wolKht. Tbo poor apples broimlit ex actly the same prices as the very fin est fruit, showtiiK that the, British public Is liunxry for American fruit, There have been trcquent reports that a refund of 75c per box on the freight was torn Inn and these reports nooe;ir to be well authenticated but so far exporters I.nvo not got tneir bands on the colli and that Is what counts. Without this refund it is practically a euphemism to say that no 0110 will make any big money on the shipment regardless of the max' linum price, but If -the rorund comes those who sent over the cheaper fruit such as WatHonvllle Nowtowns jlll make a reasonable profit. There has been considerable mis- understanding with reference to the maximum not wclisht on which sales of American apples are made In the British markets. As a matter of fact, tho sales are mado on a pack age basis, namely 1 9 shillings and 9 nence maximum for boxes and 07 shillings and 8 ponce maximum for barrels regardless of the net weight of the packages. Should a barrel or box weigh less than. 130 pounds net and 38 pounds net respectively the fruit would be sold on a pound basis but If. tho weight exceeds the figures given tbo sales would be made on a uaokaso IiobIs with the limit as stated of 07 shillings, s pence on uarreis and 19 shillings, 9 pence on boxes. Xote The English shilling Is now exchanged at 2 4 , centB American money. , TRAIL ITEMS Katie Warner was a Sunday .guest at hersister's, Ms. R. R. Dawson. Ve ore glad to say there is as yet no flu caseB around Trail. Mr. and Mrs. W.- Hughes of Rose- burg, are visiting tho Iatter's sister, Mrs. Watson and family near Trail during the holidays. T. C. Gaines Is hauling hay while the weather is good and cold. Paul Wright made a trip to the clnnebar mine at "Trail for samples this week, and was greatly pleased with the same. . ..- ! Trail Sunday school gave a Email entertainment Sunday after Sunday school and It was a great success. Sunday school will be discontinued for a short time. , AUCTION 45.0C0 MULES AND HORSES IN ARMY CAMPS WASHINGTON. Dee. 2.). Fortv- five thousand mules und horses, part of tho army's surplus supplv. will be sold at miction, nt Camps throughout the country next month. , The stiles will be held January 7, 14, 21 and 28. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mall it to Foley & Co., 2836 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, III., writing your name and addross clearly. .You will receive In return a ' trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for. pain in sides 'and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache and clugglsh bowels. For sale by Modford Pharmacy. 1 For Itching Torttsre There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture ar.d relieve skin irritation and th&t makes tho skin soft, clear and healthy. : ". - - . - Any druggist can supply you with zemo. which generally overcomes all skin diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, pim ples, rashes, blackheads, in most cases give way to zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear overnight, itching usually stops instantly. Zemo Is 8 safe, antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to nse and dependable. It costs only 35c; an extra large bottle, f 1.00. It will sot stain, is not greasy or sticky and is positively eafe lor tender, sensitive sKins. The E, V. How Co., Cleveland, O Notice or Sato of Government Ttmbor General Land Office. Washington, DU, November 14 1918. - 1-' - .- v S'otlco is hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations o the Act of June 9. 1916 (39 Stat. 218),' nnd the instructions ot the Secretary of tho Interior of Septent' ber 15, 1917, the timher on the fol lowing lands will be sold Jan. 1919. nt 10 o'clock a. m., at publl auction at the United States land office nt RoBObttrg, Oregon, to tho blgbost bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretary ot the 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 nf sale, monev to be returned If sale In not approved, othorwiso - patent will Issue for the timber which must be romoed within ten yours. Bids will bo rocctved from citizens of. tho Unltnd States, associations ot suob citizens and corporations organized under the laws of the United BtateB or fcny state, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the tlmlier-, on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being; Included in any offer of a larger unit. T. 20 8 K. 1- E., Sec. 1: SE'A 8W14. yellow pine 10 m.. red fir 4 JO ii.. white fir 20 M.. none of the yel low pine to be sold for loss than 11.50 per 31., and none ot the fir to be sold for less than J1.00 per M. T. IS 8., R. 2 W.. Sec. 23. NEV4 SV'A, red fir 300 M., yellow fir 900 M.. cedar 50 M.. NVVVi 8W"A. red nr buu m yellow nr sou M.. byVl SW4, red fir 1150 M.. yellow fir 100 M., cedar 50 M., BE 14 8W red fir G50 M., yellow (ir 100 M., NE14 BE4, red fir 650 M.. NWI4 SE. red fir 400 M.. yellow fire 900 M., 8W'4 8EV, red (if 700 M.. yel low nr 3ft0 M cedar 00 M SE'i 8E4 red fir 1025 nr., yellow fir 300 M., none of the red fir, yellow fir or cedar to be sold for less than 11.50 per M. T. 14 8..-R. W., Sec. 5, 2vE, red Ilr 850 -M., NW NE14, red fir 700 M.. SW4 NE. red fir. 825 M.. SE NE4, red fir 800 m., ne NW'fc. red nr 4.10 m yellow fir 450 M.. NWii NWK red fir 100 M., yellow fir 850 M., cedar 70 M SW!i- NW!4, red fir 225 M.. yellow fir 2250 M., cedar 70 M., BE M NW!4, red tir 325 M.. yellow fir 400 M., cedar 1L5 M., KB SW!4, yellow fir 700 M, cedar 70 M., NW4 8WV4-. yellow fir 490 M.." cedar 30 M SWV. 8W, yellow fir 040 M., BBVt 8W, yellow fir 740 M.. NE4 HB4, red fir 370 M., yellow fir 360 M., cedar 65 M., KW'A SE4, red tlr 575 M., cedar 30 M.. 8Wt4 SE-4. red fir 680 M iE& SE. red fir 880 M., cedar 25 M none of the red fir to be sold for lesB than $1.00 per M., and none of the yellow fir or cedar to be sold for less than $1.25 per M. T. 17 8., R. 6 W., Sec. 13, Lot 2. red fir 190 M., Lot 3. red fir 365 M. Sec. 35 XE 8W4, red fir 525 M., SEVi SW, red fir 415 M.. XWK-SEVi, red fir 480 M., SW4 SE. red fir 620 II.. BE SEVi. red fir 335 M., none of the red fir to be sold for less than $1.25 per M. Sec. 27. Lot 1, red fir 190 M., NV4 .VE XV-!4. red fir 430 M., cC6 XWfc NWy,, red fir 315 M., none of the red fir to be sold for less than I1.4& per M. CLAY TALLMAN. rtnmmlSRinnnr. Oennral Tand Office, Advertising Rates Classified One cent a word. .f . , Locals Ten cents a line. Legal Five cents a ;line. Display 25 cents an Inch. Contract rates on application. HELP WAXTEU MAXJC W'AXTED Competent sheep herder with recommendations; also ranch hand. For Information call Cen tral Point State Bank.. 236 WANTB1V BHSCELLAXEOUB .VAXTED Will buy thrifty bred ewes. Rosenberg Bros., Medford . Hotel. - 23o WAXTED Good pasture for five horses. Phone J91-R1. - 23a WAXTED--R. H. Toft will buy your partly paid Liberty Bond contracts. WANTED Houses to mow, Ira lid. repair or wreck. Phone 48S-X or 488-X. WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes. Judg ments, .escrow contracts, etc., and maxes snort tuna loans on any old tains:. - FOR REXT MIHCKLLAJTEOUS. FOR RENT Stable room for two animals. 42 1 Oak street. ; 236 FOR RENT HIC8EKEEPINQ ROOMS. . FOR REXT Light housekeeping rooms at 322 South Central.; 238 FOR BALE MmCEWJUtEOUB. -FOR SALE-Chovrolet ; car; first- class condition, . cheap. Phone 5S5-H. . ; . r , - ' 235 FOR SALE- -Poncorn. Phone 452-W , 240 FOR . SALE Good second hand Faultless stump pulIer.'V -Hubbard Bros. . . -, . tf FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster, . superphosphate. Ralph Waldo El : den, Rusa Mill. . -, FOR SALE Alfalfa . 342-R, evenings. hay. Phone FOR SALE Corn ranch. at the Clancy . 242 FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay $23.00 per ton. Modoc Orchard Phone Central Point ' at meal '-- hours. " FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Durham , Jersey cow, six , years old.: fresh In February, South of Oak Grove School house. R. O. Bragg. 237 FOR SALE Cowa and pigs; fresh cows, brood sows and choice wean ed pigs $5.00 each. Third brown bungalow cross iron bridge, east of Phoenix, Fern Valley. 239 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. ! FOR SALE This week only. Lend . a home. Will sell my $10,000 equity in one of the best places In Jackson, comity 'for $2o00. Irri , gated,, well improved: alfalfa, do- . rer, garden land and pears. . No better land In Jackson county. The pay streak has been struck. . have three other places and must sacrifice something to straighten out my affairs. I believe I am selling the best place ever offered . in Jackson county for the monev. If you want land and a home see this now. Desirable 1n every way l.ct me show you.' See this, save $7500. Just half price. Ono wook ' only. Phone '7ts4-L or see owner, : 20 North-Peach. : ' 210 Iinm. ,OST UetwBen Aituto und Hlvei-stite - Hunch, 'outside-' metal i-lnjf from . demountable rim. finder plran notify B. L. liodtto, Jr., Mmllonl. LOST Off AppleKiite rnnKiv oun spotted cow. one Jersey marked crop each enr, apllt rlKht. IJnmd X. D. right' hip. (toward. F: Du-.ton, Mfldford. 1 211'J FOR EXCHATfOK. TO TRADE Two Portland lots, ntm acre tract, nlso will tnke pnrt trailn on ,$R'iOO ranch. What hiivnyon ? Box 143, Riddle Oro. : 2 10 FOR EXCHANGE 80 neron Tesr.S for city preperty. Addrusn A. Ti,, care Tribune. . 2!l" TAKKX IP. . TAKEf UP LlRht colored belter, eomlnK two years " Phono 539-K-3. -' W. If. Boron. rifty till--, MOXEV TO LOAX MONEY TO LOAN on uood real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 81 North Grape. Phone 047-.I. tf , BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorneys PORTER J. NEFP, Attorney-nt-lnw, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. Keames, Corey Building. Lawyer, Oarnett- Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING8 Co. We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In .the Pa cific northwest. . Use-our sprioKS when others fall. Sold under wrlt ' ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. 1 Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons lor good service. Phono 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. " Expert Accountant W1LSOX AUDITING CO. E. M. , Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything- In Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into oar simplified accounting method. M. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phono 15 7-H. Instruction In HTuslc FRED ALTOX HAIGHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Halght Music, Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bids. Phone 72. . Insurance EARL S. TUMY General Insurance. Agency, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg, Good local service. Helen Tumy, Manager. Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill. work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Corqfluild- lng. . Phone 130. W DR. J.- J. EMMEXS Physiclnn and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyns scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & 11. Co. Bldg. Phone 567. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS OARI.OW - OSTEOPATHIC RHYSICIANS , 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. . Phone 904-L. -Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINT1XG CO. has the best, equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, biglng systoms, etc. '. Portland prices. . 27 North Fir St. Transfer BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phono 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. - AfCHANCE To Own a Home in Medford A strictly modern 5-rooin cottage with screened perch es, cement walk, garage and driveway, chicken house and lot, and close in, everything paid up, a clear title and a bargain. -.-;.;:. -H'; AVe have several splendid values to ffer you at this time. -;;:;:. v;":;:v Brown & White Real Estate and Insurance, 10 So. Fir Rt. Ucdfonl. Oreuon 1NTERURRAX AUTOCAR. CO. . Time Cnrd. ' While "flu" ban Is on cars will run between Medford and Ashland as fol lows:' ''-'.' ..'."." Leave Medford for Ashland dnlly at 8:00 a..m. (except Sunday), and at 10 a. m., 1:00 p. nt. arid 1:00 p. m. Leave 'Ashland for Medford .dully at 9:00 n. in. (exenpt Siindity) nnd at 11:30 u ui., 2:00 p. m. and 5:15 p. m.