MlilPI'OTIT) MATH T1M1HTNM, "MKPFOUP, ORKfl.OX, AIOXDAT, .TAXITA17T V,, 1010
TODAY'S MARKETS
I'OI'tlllllll Livestock
I'OltTLANl), Jim. I a. fin llu
Nlt'iidy: receipt 15D8, Slciim, prime
$l!lijH; good In choice 'II I. fill )i
i j . r. i ; imihIIiiiii iii Komi ?ii),r,i)'r
I I. Ml: rulr 1 imiillmii $11. ROW Ill, .Ml;
COllllUOII In full' I H r u ; (.'OWH mid
lufurii, eholeo ll)4i II; medium to
good H.no ii n.n n j ruii- io medium
III. i'iOII 5; cuihhim M4jr: IiiiIIh
fii.Mi'i K.riOj iiiivnn Uff i;i.r,o;
' mi i'kiiiH nml feeders tlii V, ' '
lion lower; rucolpU .4KU I. I'rlinu
ilt'xvil ILO.TIitt 17: . iiKitlliiiu mixed
Hl.nil(ilU.7ri; rough hoitvtti l;,r,t
Ifi DlKH $ 1 1 U 16,25: bulk li., Mi,
Hhitup Hti'lidyi . ritniliiiH lii.
Vlny liimlm $124(1:1; fiilr lo intt
iIIiiim III 11 II; yimrlliiKM llinvi I). Mi;
wethers $l)flo; $ii$,
I Inner
PORTLAND, Jan. la. liuiior
'f I : tit . City eroiiinory prints, extras,
but loin tile; curlons Oilc; hulf boxes
lull.' conl moro; less than liulr boxen
.unit wilit morn, Buying prlen huitcr
fiii, country, 07c; cube et"tiit 02 Vit.
1'HH ami I' cert
I'OUTi.ANl). (He. Jim. It. KauH
(.'llilllt lll'icc. CIIMti (Ollllt, 7(t; ,i v
ii'it iriri, ll7d , fi'llint' nrico, cuiullcil.
lllll-: Nl'll'l'lcil Clllllill'll ill I'llNolm, ".'(;
Iirohiililv lie Inner Moiiduv,
Out. J.'iU.fitl I. id; coin, till).;,!) hid.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
1V A. C. llowlctl.
Mrn. Kil IViu e. liirnierlv of Trnil.
luit iiiih' of (Viitrnl i'uliil i here vi.
iling Iter iiiiele iiihI mini, Mr. nml Mr-.
William U. Knighton.
Iviiii nml Oniric llnekerMiiilli. two
brother, of llcllL'le, eitinc Sllllll'
ilnV uiultt mill spent die niclil with i.
'I'liev were oil tint Inu k uf 11 eow lliut
luiil hInivciI iih'iiV. Inn I'nrlitiiitielv
hoard of her lit W. V.. IliitlerV ju-l
iiliovv town.
Mi" A111V Leiivitt of A'liliiiul eiiuie
in Siiltirilitv evtiuii'.' on 1 Ik, Lewi
iilnev iiihI enuiii.'i'il 11 r 1 el the
Sitliliyidi'. She nunc In i n vuculi
ev ill our Iwliril of Icu'-hcr. eimnnl
liv I lie Nieliiiexa of our tiriiniirv teueli
er. Mihh 1'illii lleneiliel, tvliu Iiiih IiihI
. un nrlliek (if the flu, hut 1 inn l'IiiiI lo
xiiv i niniillv rreoveriw: mnl exiiectn
. to renuine her ilulies in our h'I I 111
11 hIihh 'lime, Mik I.cmviii. ,i u
Tuilliit laiieher, hut m-ciiik to Hike
riuhl hold of the work like n vuleriin,
, nml i ttmkiiiK 11 fnrurulilu iniiri
hinll. nml Willi Inure fMienciice ImU
: fit ii- to lieciiuie 1111 iimlrni'tor of te
non n.
Our Siimlnv helioo'. hh hiu-mimI
nuiiiii In-1 Stiniliiv iiiorniiiL'. Juiiiiiiiv
5, with 11 fuirlv uoml iitteiiilimi e. e.
lieeiullv ilk il ttn I cenenillv
known Ihiii the Helioul uu o lieicii.
(I til lliut lime, Il i.s the mlc iihuioii
lo touliiiiie riL'lit nhiiiu tiiilei the flu
lireuko out nun in. nllhoiiL'li the worl
entile in Tiuxlnv thut iln-re whs 1111.
other fiiiuilv, Mr. Swifl'K, thnl Imd
thiw eiixes of the iieiie. nml if thut
i the eiiKii tlu nroliuhiliiii'i 11 re lliut
M-hool will he elosi'il m!iun. hut wu
lire Iiviiii; in Imiiex t It it t lite report
iiiiiv itnno fuUe,
Our Kehool reoieiieil Miuuluv inorn
iiiif with Prof. K. N. Deiuhoff nrinei
t'ltl. nml Mins l.uuxiiiL', our intcriiie-
iliiite tenelier, in iitleiuhiiiee nml in
nlremlv htnloil. Mis-. Aiuv l.envitl im
liriinurv tenelier, with. mi uihlition uf
live niiiuiw to the roll, ullhoiiuh there
were it few who luive licun iilleiuliiii;
who linvii not Klnrled vet. uinuni;
wlioin mi! (lie Swift children referred
to nhove.iiK hciutr Hick Willi the flu,
nml w nru ufcutlv in lumen thnl our
w'hool iiiiiv continue rinht iiIoul', for
the children nre mil oulv losiiiL' ud
vmiiIhuc uf the xcliool hut their hi IiooI
funds ure lieini: tiiiid nut In thu
leui liei'K nml imiitor nml the children
Hie denvtim no henefit fnini it.
While on the niihicci of rdiieiilioit
mid Siimlnv Hchoolrt, will iiiimuincc
.thnl the rliritinn Kmleiivor Hociet
. will reHiime their work next Siimlnv
elcnmit lit 7::i0 11. 111, nml 11 full ill
tciidunci) ik ilenired.
MiiinIiiiI Mitiler mid Ii:n lirolher-in-
liiw. Sum Cnnrlnev, cnine in Moiiduv
mid while here .Mr. Minler uuve 11
lllH HIlllM'I'illlillll to Ihn lliiilv M j 1 1 1
rnhiiiiu nml Siiliiriluv Mih. I'.lscv
Uohnrlmin, wife of Joint I,, llolierl-
m 11 uitve. nti her Huliicrinlion lo Hie
Weekly Muil I'riliiine. I huve ulrcmlv
itiiiiounced thnl I 11111 not in I he husi-
nt'MH nl Koheiliiiir ur eulecliiur for (he
Sf'iil Triliiiiie euiniuinv. hut from force
of luiliit. will once in 11 while hreiik
over nml khihI in n Hiihseriiiliuu lor
neciiiiinunliilioii, nllhoiiuli I hnve te
" fused four different offers of renew-
STUFFED UP WITH
"A BAD COLD?"
Get busy with n bottle of?
vz. lung's rsow Ufscovcry
at once
Coughs, colds and bronchial nttacka
. tlwy arc all likely to result tit danger
CU3 uftenhaths unlcus checked in lime.
And how effectively nttd quickly Dr.
Ivl::g s New Discovery liclpa to do tr.o
c!;:c!:ir.g workl Inllamed, irritated
mr.braaca aro noothed, tho muchiio
1 j-'-'ev" 5 loosened freely, mid qtuct,
:'c.-.f(ul chop follows. 00c mid $1.20.
All drusc'i'itohavo'Jt. Sold slnco 1869
,L Conciliation Emnclpatlon
' ,No r.inro lazy bowels, yellow com
F!: ;ic:i, oleic licadachc, indigestion,
cmbar.iuln.jr breath, when you use nn a
rx'rcctlvo Dr. ICinp's New Life Pills.
'1'h.iy tyntcmatizo the ayBtf ra and kcp
l.'iu worM louking cheerful. 25c, '
The Outbursts of
Everett True
By CONDO
UViCtf, new uac! ,
tl KNOI.I twiy K't-eKLcT
iNjy-i:.ij iig wt-v
!ON'T "tMie
imiU TtMK 1-llUN
iil, 'mid Hiihscriiiiinnr hince " wuh
uolifieil thut nil of the lito-iiiess is to
lie done direct with thu office in Med-
lle (lo
iTiid.
On Monday Merle Willits, uuollier
olio of our soldier hoys, eiiuie in on
the S. II. I tarnish iilnev mid went
direct I icon the I' P.. IVrsist i
ntime. (litis I lie henrU of lite friends
urn made to reioice over the fact
that the war is over mid the hovs are
tree iiuntn to l'o where thev nteiise.
The lioi-ue llivcr Ciiniil eoiuiuinv
luive put on uuollier teiuii to I11111I the
lumber I'roiii the I', & K. deiuit to
Luke creek, 11 mini hv (lie inline of
I'uker, who is ilriviim the exlru leniii,
iiiine In Mondiiv ttiiiht mid took 11
room nl the Suniivsiile, ,
Chnrles I'. Muvhew, renresentitiu'
the Fisher flour mills of Seattle,
'(-I -' .iiw nNa TCiaMJ
'iHfMi Styx
- x feTxT ''Z
TO X0 IT -J'fVrV rv
Wash., nud Mr. Uuvniond lieler iir,"ont out as quickly as possible aro
Meillurd. wen- here on Moiiduv for
dinner. Mrs. Keler 11U0 eiiuie out
hut ito-teiid of eoniilli.' lo the S 1 1 1 1 1 1 V --ide.
Niieiit the liiuo vi--.il imr her nur
ettti, Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Klorev.
I'IiHm lleru.iiimn mid wile were in
I own Moiiduv uiTmiL'iiiL' lo luivo their
Libert v IioiiiIk recorded, lie sltlil
thnl thev uoiihl hnve to he Kent lo
Wn-liiiii;ton. I). ('., to lie roiiUtcred.
.loM'ph (leiiert of Hutle PhIIn, one
of the xituloir eoiilrnelorH. eiiuie out
Ttteiiliiv on the I. Jt K. mid sienl the
1 1 1 u 1 1 1 ut the SuiiiiVhide nml went lo
Medford, ilileiidini: lo return this
Wediiesdnv iiHernooii. Sniil that he
did not intend to stieinl the uiulit in
dt'oril, lor fear of thu flu.
Mom In v iticlil vottr eorresnondeut,
who is nlnui-d universiillv so henllhv,
was luken witli soiitethiin; like eholurv
niorliiiin, so was off his feed Tues
dnv nml todnv mid Hie result is hut
litlle lo retniit for the tw" davs, hut
inn able to write 11 few Knslets this
afternoon mid expect Ihnl hv Siilnr
dnv to he nhle to retain as usiiitl.
' J. W. Snider of .M.edford, und 11 innn
n Ito is working for him hv lite iiaiiio
of lliltrev, ('111111' in for dinner Tnes.
-.In v nml so did J. J. Skinner, who is
in thu eunihiv of the J. ci O. I'owor
mid IJuht eoinitmiv.
Chnrles J. Drummer' of Mcill'ord,
who owns and oiierules n farm near
the I. & K. milronil tritet this side of
Medford, mid V. (', Hroek.'of Kio
kmie. Wash,, aiiiraiser for the federal
html lunik of Siiokuiie, were here for
dinner toduv,
L. (Ilusler) Miit'lelliind, one of our
regular boarders, who went to Cli
11111.V, the last of last work, returned
Wednesday in uood hcttlth mid 'linn
spirils.
.Mr. mid Mrs. lOtulmrl entortnlticd
a imrly at dinner on .Nw Yoar'a day
Tho giicnt worn Mr. and Mrs, Nurro
gan, Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Gnlllghor,
und Mr. and Mrs. Mcllvnlno and a
ploamitit I lino was spout.
A number of tlto young poople held
a watch party In tho I 00. F. hall,
on Doe. HIM. Tlto chaperons woro
Mrs. Mcllvnlno, Mrs. Wilcox and
Mrs. Jumna Owons.
Judgo (lllltiioro was 11 bUBlneas vis
itor to tlto I'nHs on Monday; also Mrs.
AV. M. Carlo of Fools crook.
Mrs. I'nttlHoti and daughter icinlly
loft for Ihalr humus lust week In ox
piwliitlon of Urn rot tint of Mr, Pnttl
soit from Frnneo.
ltov. Mr. McVeigh has arrived in
town and Is tomporarllv located nt
llio Wilcox hotel, .lie commoneod
his ministry at llopo Prcnliylciinn
church on Sunday, and regular ser
vices will now bo held.
Thru llio klnilnnsa of a friend alnr
ROGUE RIVER
pins ot vory neat doslgn wuro glvon
trf Coot.
SS JR'IZ HA3 J'.UT una
iimn win 1M13 LK'J53lfty.
Ttl? CAly r-1
MKH)3
to scholars of tho Presbyterian
church for regular aUandtice. Those
olitulnliig them were Alva Lewis
Ktilli lllnkolv, Dwlght Morton, stew-
art Hutch, Unoro Ilinkely, finrnh !
lilakoly, .Murgiiry Kstollo, Mary.I.uws,
jMiittlo Laws Kred. Law. l.otl. San-
dry and Jack Unlk
..,. u,.in. oi.i viui iiiuniiuu
nimcrvoH io lie miiiio or Alva Jiws
and Until lilakoly who for at least
seven years huve been uniformly reg
ulur In thnlr attendance at this Sit 11-
dny sehool of which Ruth Blakely Ib
now secretary.
Tho Evans creek farmers are very
busy gelling their lieuns ready for
shipment, three cars having recently
been sold to tho government. Two
ears huvo already been shipped by
Don Wilson, in wolght of beans
li'.tl.ono lbs. The lliroo cars to be
oxpocted lo weigh 250,000 lbs... rank
ing In nil 400.000 lbs. or beans sold
wholesale In this district this season.
The Dean Growers association have
nought a largo bean cleaning ma
chine owned by Don Wilson.
-Mrs. Jitnics Martin has gone to
(irunts Pass to cam for tho Cramer
family who are all sick with flu and
cannot get help.
' This community was gainfully
shocked on Tuesday evening by tho
sail and sudden death of Mr. Robert
Wakoman. Mr. Wukcmnn had been
111 inuirierent liealtn lately. Ho was
born In Willow Springs, Oct. 2. 1807.
and died nt bis homo In Rogue River,
Jan. lllll, 1910, aged 51 yours, three
months and four days, lie loaves to
mourn 111s ioks his cgec father, one
brother, Joseph Wakemnn of Port
land, 0110 slater. Mrs. Chnrles Owons
of Pleasant Creek, his widow who
was MIhb Saruh Mugorle, and soven
children to mourn tlto loss of a most
devoted husband and father. Ho was
of a qulot and retiring disposition
taking no part in public life but wan
widely known nml respected as a
hard working reliable mnn whose
word was as good as his bond. Intor
iiiont took pliu-o In the Rogue Rlvor
comotory on Jan. 8th, Impressive ser
vices being conducted by Rev. Mr.
Pntwson. Tho vory largo nttondnnce
testified to tlto osteom In which Rob
ert V nk 0111 1111 was hold, and the deop
sympathy foil by everyone for his
sorrowing wlfo und family.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell have re
cently returned to thoir homo In
Rogtio River from Iowa.
. Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Strnhn have Just
hoard from their son l-rnuk serving
In tho SlHt division vn r-innco. Ho
The Jsy cf
Women Tel! How 7 hoy Mads Event
1 Ono of Groat ilaupinw.
In every port of llio Innd tlicro ore wom
en v-l'n t.-U how, through tlio application
of Millitr's l'rlcntl, tltcy entirely avoided
tlio fiitrcilng usually Incident to motherhood,
ilicy relnlo In no uncertain terms liow from
tin e.so tlto days wero nmdo brltfltt anil
flicrrliil i.nil tho nlnlits cilia nnd restful,
how llio c."l;tt was poftucihwltliottt tlio usuai
Milliirlnk' experienced when nature Is tinald
c,1, rr.d liiitv tliey preserved their health
rem ('.venatli to doveto It to tlto ro.trlnir of
their (l.lKlren and to tho things llfo liulda
tor t;.win.
: Milliter's Ftteiul l.i n most pcnclrntlntr
rciiiiviv, r-p.ued or.pcelnlly for expectant
iiintl.-:ir ,iY':n a .ortmilii of a noted phjul.
clan Smlii iipon tho llcatnents In avoided,
.r-Kd , ' if 'd of a perlml of dlscorafort and
rsi'Tt.-i ji.vafi it Is a season of c;d':i re
I'fft. J I o fioara at tho crisis nro less, and
Mi.lVi i !M,.,(j ennliles tho mothir l. n
t'Mi t :i i..:mril sroee, nnd Iter s!a 1.1 ;-ei
( tc: i -..i docs not Iwcoir.o lar.l cr ('..';
r.'no Tlrnilneld Ilcinilalor?''".rT',
'iinnr llinldlnn:, Atloni-i, ti-ii,
' i '""iieriHinii oiiuk, mm (,"'''1 n
wtucra I'Ucad hum Ilia ctcsh:
I..:., ,
iiiiiiii
Iiiih lieini thru .Ihn BiiiiiiIhIi liitlurilizu
nml iiIkij "over Ihn tup," IiuvIiik 'teen I
In dm flKhlliiK 11 rou ml Veriliiu. 1 1 In
(IIv(hIi)ii Ih cited for (in rly regirn
liomu, ,
Till) IiIkIi Kchool KlrlH havn ntiirlod
liankotliull praetlco In tlto lnrKe hull
uljovu (ho drill! ntnro, tlio OUiIChIIow
IoiIko IiuvIiik "evueuutod" thu build
ing luat Huturdiiy.
COURT HDUSE.REPCRT
nevortod by Juckuon County Ab
stract C'u., Sixth mid Central Ave,
1 : : I'roUilo t'ourt ,
But. r'loyd Woodcock unci Charloii
Woodcock (mliiorm, admlltcd to pro
kulo. . ICiit. Hubert 0. Morrow. Proof of
publication.
1'ciirl H. Hluvelv. c-n(e. Bond.
HKATTI.K, Jnri. Ill, Offieera
brought lo Sviiltle lodii'v whut they
Hiiid wiih the llin.osl illicit wliiskcv
Mlill ever froiiiul in Kinir countv, in
which Scuttle. i loi'iited. The Hlill
wiih foiiiid in 11 (levelled Iiohko on a
rniicli nenr Auburn. WiihIi. No nr
rchln luive been iitiide in connection
wiih Ihn diBcoverv.
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP, DRINK GLASS
OF .HOT WATER
With the polioni and toxin from
yttem before putting, moro .
food Into itomach,
8y Inside-bathing makei any
one look and feel clean,
aweet and refreshed.
Wash yourself on the Inslilo before
brenkfnet like you do on tho outnldo'.
Tills Is vastly more ltnportcnt oecauBO
the skin pores do not absorb Impuri
ties Into tho lilootl, causing Illness,
while tlto bowel pores do.
For cv ry ounce of food and drink
taken .Into the - stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material must be
carried out of the body. If this waste
material Is not eliminated day by day
t , fl'ilckly ferments and generates
, Tr suTked Into Tne blo
Birootit, through the lymph ducts which
should suck onlv nourishment to sus-1
lain tho bodv.
A splendid health measuro is to
drink, before . breakfast each day, a
glnsu of reul hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone pbospbato in It,
whtcli 11 a harmless way to wasn
these poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels; thus clemming, sweetening
nnd freshening tlto entlro alimentary
canal before putting mora food. .Into
the stomncb. ,
A quarter pound of ltmostone phos
phate costs but very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to mnke anyono
an enthusiast on iuslde-balblng. Men
and women who are accustomed to
wake up with a dull, aching head or
have furred tonguo, bad taste, nasty
breath, sallow complexion, others who
have billons attacks, acid stomach or
constipation aro assured of pro
nounced Improvement In both health
anil appearance shortly.
Itesoltilloit X('. 15
A RESOLUTION ratifying, approv
ing and confirming the acceptance of
the bid of Glrvin Milter of Sun
Francisco. Californ a, nnd Clark,
Kendall & Compar of Portland
Oregon, for tho put jhase and sale ot
Soven Hundred Thousand ($700,000)
Hollars, six per cr:tt City of Medford
Refunding lmpro' ement Bonds, auth
orized by Chapf i 14 of the Charier
of said Cltv ado ted April 3, 191S.
WHEREAS, i.lrvin & Miller ot San
Francisco, Criiforn.u and Clark,
Kendall & Con pnny of Portland, Ore
gon, have her tofore submitted a bid
for the pure' use and sale of Sovon
Hundred Thousand ("00,0001 Dol
lars, six per cent Refunding Improve
ment Bonds of said City authorized
by Chnptcts 14 of tbo charter of said
Cltv. adopted April 3. 1918; nnd
WHEREAS, at a meeting of tho
Council legally called and hold on
tho 4th day of January. 1919. snld
bid was formally accepted, which said
bid together with the acceptance
thereof Is In words and figures sub
stantially as follows:
Medford. Oregon, January 4, 1919.
Honorable Muyor and City Council,
Medford, Oregon.
Gentlomon:
For soven liundrad thousand dol
lars ($700,000) more or less, nt your
option, six percent (8 percent). City
of Medford, Oregon, refunding im
provement bonds, which bonds aro a
direct obligation of tho entire olty of
Jilodford, Oregon, datod January 1,
1919, duo and payable without prior
redout pt Ion at least twenty thousand
dollars ($20,000) each year begin
ning nt tho end of the fourth year,
and nt least twenty thousand ($20,
000) each year thereafter, except the
fifteenth year when the entlro unpaid
balance . shall bo due and 'payable;
principal and semi-annual interest
pnyublo at' tho office of tho City
Treasurer In Medford, Oregon, or nt
the fiscal agency of tho State of Ore
gon, in tho City nnd State of 'Vow
York ut tho option of the holdor,
having interest coupon number one
(1), and all subsequent maturing
coupons attached, we will upon deliv
ery of tbo bonds to us pay you par
value and nor rued interest lo ditto of
dell vory. In addition wo will fur
nish, without cost BUttnhle litho
graphed bonds.
Tlteao bonds aro to ho dolivorod to
us ns soon n possible after refund
ing llio old assessment bonds, the
final limit for delivery being Sept. 1,
15)19, unless estonded nt our option.
This offer Is made upon tho under
standing that you nre to furnish its
with nn unqualified nnprovlng legal
opinion of Mr. John C. Thomson of
'Now York. As evidence' of our good
faith wo attach horowlth a cashier's
chock on tho JneUson County Hank ot
Medford, Oregon; endorsed' to tho
ordor of sitid Cll.v Treasurer for fif
teen thousand uouui's on tho under-
PIMPLY? ILL, PONT BET
People Notice It. Drive Them Off
with Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets
A dmnlv face will not embarrass you
much lonwer If you get apackaRe of Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablet. The skin should
begin to clear after you have taken the
tablets a few nlghto.
Cleanse the blood.ths bowels and theliver
with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the suc
cessful substitute for calomel; there'snever
any sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that
which calomel dees, ard just as effectively,
but their action is Ren tie and safe instead
of severe and irritating.
- No one who takes Olive Tablets it
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste,"
a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good"
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablet! are
a purely vegetable compound mixed
with . olive oil; you wUl know then)
by their olive color.
Dr. Edwards -spent years among pa'
ticnts afflicted with livsr and Jjowel
complaint! and Olive Tablets we tru
immensely' effective result
Take one or two nightly for a week
See how much better you feel and look
Xc and 20c per bor- All druggist.
standing that It mr.;' ':e used as part
payment on tbo liond'j delivered to
im, or return!;! 15 us providing Mr.
Thomson dt. not approve the legal
ity of this l.isue. If We tall to comply
with the term.'-, of our bid the above
check is to be fjrfeltcd 10 the City of
Medford us and tor liquidated dam
ages.
Kespectfiillv submitted;
OIUVi.N & Ml I. LHIt, '
(Signed) lly C. A. MILLKR
, - CLARK. KENTJALi, & CO
... (Signed) Ry WALTER KENDALL
Stale of Oregon, County of Jack
son. City of Medrord. ss.
The above ofl-er of Olrvin & Miller
' of San 1'rnnclffo. and Clark, Kendall
& Co. of Portland, Oregon, accepted
1 by the order of the council of the
' City of .Medford, Oregon, made and
; entered of record at a lawful meeting
held the 4th day of January, ibis.
Tho receipt of a check for fifteen
thousand dollars as abovo mentioned.
Is uereoy acknowledged.
(Signed! C. E. GATES,
Mayor,
(Signed) M. L. ALFORD, -'
' Recorder.
Now. therefore. ' '
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MED
FORD that tho action of the Council
at the special meeting of January
4th, 1919. in accepting the aforesaid
bid and the action of the Mayor and
Recorder In executing tho aforesaid
contract for and on behalf of said
'or 8 Purcnase ami saie 01 u.e
aforesaid bonds bo and the same is in
all things hereby ratified, approved
and confirmed and the proper City
officials are hereby authorised, em
powered and instructed to do And
perform any and all things that may
be proper, necessary or convenient In
the uremlses.
Passed by the City Council this 7th
day of January, 1919 and signed by
me In open session this 7th day of
January, 2919, in authentication
its passage.
(Signed) C. E. GATES.
Mayor.
Approved by me this 7th day of
January, 1919.
(Signed) C. E. GATES.
Attest: Mayor.
(Signed) M. L. ALFORD,
City Recorder.
(SEAL)
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent a word. -"
Locals Ten cents a line.
Legal Five cents a line. '
Display 25 cents an Inch. .
! Contract rates on application.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Kenllworth Rooms
251
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, rates
reasonable. . Kenelworth Rooms.
2
WANTED SITUATION.
WA'.VTBD General housework by
experienced lady. Address Grants
'Pass, R. F. D. 4. Box 46. 25
WANTED Contract pruning by one
of tlto best contractors In tho val
ley. If you want good wort: at the
right price phono B. F. Stono, 8.io
738 West Fourteenth street. 252
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBER General Lund Of
fice, Washington, V. C, Decontber
21, 1918. Xotico Is hereby given
that subject to tho conditions and
limitations ot the Act of June
191G (S3 Stat., 21S), nnd the in
structlons of the Secretary of the In
terior of September 15, 1917, the
timber on the following lands will be
sold Feb. 11. 1919. at 10 o'clock
m., at public auction at the United
States laud office nt Rosoburg, Ore
gon, to the highest bidder at not less
than the appraised value as shown
by this notice, sale to be subject to
the approval of tho Secretary of th
lntorlor. . Tho purchase price, with
an additional sum of ono-fifth ot on
por cent thereof, boing commissions
allowod, must be deposited at timo of
sale, monoy to he returned If sale Is
not approved, otherwise patent will
Issuo for the' timber which must be
removed within ten years. Bids will
bo received from citizens ot the Unit
cd States, associations of such cit
izens nud corporations organized
under tho laws of the United States
or nnv state, territory .or district
thereof only. Upon application of
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any lognl subdivision will be ol'Corod
separately' before being Included In
any offer of a laiger unit. Township
21 S.. It. 4 W., Sec. 19; nw Shiii
rod fir 330 M., not to be sold for less
than $1.00 per.M. T. 83 S.. R. 7 W
Sec. 11: KB 14 SE, 85 M yellow
plno, 085 M., rod fir, none of the yel
low plno to be sold for loss than
$2. B0 per M., nnd none of tho red
fir to be sold for loss than $1.25 pe
M. Very .respectfully, Clay Tnllman,
Uommisslunor uonorai Luna Uiuco
OEUP WA,TFTI FKMAIiB
WANTEI
ford.
-Waitress at Hotel Aled-
WANTEU An experienced girl for
general housework. Phone ZTS-R.
WAN" TKI Mt MIC llAS EOUB
WANTE! -Four horsepower scaso-
line engine and two-inch centrif
ugal pump In good condition. Hoi
IS. Mail Tribune 252
WANTED flood team, wagon and
harness cheap. Phone 6 17-J or
63-M. 249
WANTED
Fresh cow.
Phone
344-K.
253
WANTED To communicato with C,
A. riasham or relatives concerning
business proposition. Presumably
lives In vicinity of Medford, Ore
gon. Address J. D. Dowers, Scotts
dale, Arizona. 252
WANTED Houses to move, build,
or repair. Phone 4 8S-X.
WANTED R. H. Toft will buy your
partly paid Liberty Bond contracts
WANTED R. H. Toft buy Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc, and
make short time loan on any old
thine
FOB REM HOUSE.
FOR RENT Two room furnished
bouse. 220 South Grape. 250
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
TO RENT 12-acre farm with water
for 2 'A acres; good school close.
Address Central Point R. F. D. No.
2, Box 35. Stanley Richardson. 254
rOR SALE RKAL EHTATE.
FOR RENT Two strictly modern 0-
and 6-room , bungalows. Phone
8.37-L. 251
FOR SALE Houses, easy monthly
payments. Building & Loan, 4
M. F. & II. Bldg. ,
FOR SALE Or rent, several ranches
O. C. Boggs. -
FOR SALE! Six-room modern bun
galow on pavement; a -bargain.
1028 East Eleventh street. Phone
419-L. - 250
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Cows and hogs. Fresh
roan Durham cow, extra heavy
milker and high test; choice heifer
calf; fine family Jersey cow, fresh.
Bred brood sews and fine red boar,
great breeder. Phone 19-F12,
east of Phoenix, third brown bun
galow. Fern Valley, cross iron
bridge. 254
COB SALE POULTRY AND EGGB
FOR SALE Custom hatching, $3.00
per 100 eggs. Booking orders for
day old chicks. White Wyandotte,
Barred 1 Rocks, S. C. White Ag-
horns. Send for circular. A. i..
Strong, Central Point, Oregon. 253
FOR SALE Mammoth bronze tur
keys. J. C. Herring, Central Point.
270
FOR SALE Two S. C. Rhode Island
Red cockerels; also early hatched
pullets, from the best stock in the
valley. rue or see Mrs. t. H.
Lammey, Central Point, Route 2,
box 21. ' 249
FOR SALE 180-egg capacity X-Ray
Incubator, practically new; also
brooder, price $30.00 for both.
Mrs. C. S. Lammery, Central Point,
Route 2, box 21. 249
FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. You
need heavy layers. They eat no
more than the poor layers. My
hens are heavy layers of good sized
eggs, and eggs are money. Made
3.54 profit per hen 1918 under
average . farm care. Get a start
with the right kind and watch
them pay the grocery bill. Book
ing orders now for hatching eggs
and baby chicks from my grand
"White Leghorns, one-halt and
three-quarters O. A. C. Big hens
that Uy eggs and pay big profits.
Eggs 10c, and every egg guaran
teed fertile. Chicks 20c. E. H.
Westerfield, Medford, R. 4. 263
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE White Leghorn laying
hens, Corvallls strain. Phone
:' R-13-M. 1 . 251
FOR SALE Twp h. p. electric single
phase motor good as new. " Tel
531-R. ... i -' 254
FOR SALE 1916 Ford car in good
repair, good tires with extras.
Phono 534 noon or evenings. 253
FOR SALE Horso, buggy, feather
pillows and bed. Address K. V. B.
' R. R. 3, Medford. . 251
FOR SALE One silo, 60-ton; one
milotto separator; four good milk
cows. T. E. Beaulieu, Central
Point, Route 2. .253
FOR SALE If you hnve to sell your
Liberty bonds sell them to us; if
you want to buy Liberty bonds buy
them from us. e pay cash,
Pianos, Victrolas and records
snecialtv. Hale's Piano House Tnc.
J. F. Hale,' general manager. 271
FOR SALE Good quality grain hay,
Phono7SS-Rl. ' . 249
FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster,
suporphasphate. . Ralph Waldo El-
den, Russ Mill. ' .
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
25.00 per ton. Modoc Orchard,
Phone Central Point at meal
hours.
FOR EXCHANGE.
TO TRADE Will accept desirable
home or possible something else
to amount of $5000 and $3500
long timo on a good ranch. Box
143, Riddle. Ore. :. . 207
ESTRAYED
STRAYED One brown yearling Jer
sey Hotter, brand L on right hip
Notify Sarah L. Wheelar, R
1
Medford.
249
Umt.
LOANS Furm loans 11 per con In
terest, u. (.;, uoggs. h i ,,"
LOANS City louns. Building ft Uoali
Assn., 429 M..F. & H, llldg. '
LOST A largo Waterman fountain
pen. Reward. Call 938-Y. 249
LOST Corvallls State Bank bonk be
tween Dec. 30 and Jan. 1st. Fin
der return to Mall Tribune office
or phono 24-X3 Central point.
Robert F. Kyle. , - .251
MONEY TO LOAJf
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate security, and will buy Lib
erty Bonds, j, B. Andrews, No,
81 North Orape. Phone 647-J. tf
BUSINKfM DIRECTOR
Attorneys
PORTER J. NF.FF. Attorner-at-la.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. Reames, Lawyer,
Corey Building.
Garnett-
Aato Supplies
LA ITER AUTO SPRINGS Co. W
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
. when others fail. Sold nnder wrlt-
: ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth,
- St., Portland, Oregon. :
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned np for the summer. ' Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone 351-Y. J,
Y. Allen. -
Expert AecoimUBt
WILSON AUDITING CO B. M.
Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into onr simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. - Building.
Medford. Phone 157-R.
. Farm Loons
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 4.0
years 5 14 t-Money ready when
land is appraised nnd title ap
proved. E. II. Hurd, secy.-treas.,.
National Farm Loan Associations
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. 263
Instruction in Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot
piano and barmony. Halght Muslo
Studio, 401 Gornett-Crey Bids.
Phone 72. ...;.-
Piano Tuning
G. W. CROSS 603 West Second
Btreet. Phone 309. Piano tuner
and repairer. Endorsed toy " the
leading musical people of southern
Oregon. . 2(4
PUnbag-Mm
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings na
screens. Shop 4)7 S. Fir. Phono
184.
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130. ; - ..
DR. J. J. EMHENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat, ' Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sap
plied. Oculist and Aurlat for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices 21. F. & H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 667.
DR. F. G. CARLOW ' ".
. DR. EVA MAIL'S CARLOW '
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
. Phone 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street;
: Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tha
best equipped printing office In
' Southern Oregon.' Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. : Portland ' prices. .. 17 North
Fir St.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER k STORAGE CO.
Office 43 North Front SL Phono
315. Prices right Service guar-.
anteed. - ,
niTERCRBAX AUTOCAR CO.
- TIME CARD. ' i
Loavo iledford for Ashland dally
except Sunday at 8:00 and. 10:15 a.
m. and at 1:00,,4:,00 and 5:15. p. m.
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun
days le ave at 10:30 a. m, and ,1 30,
5:30 and 9:30 p. m. - . , .
Jbcave Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.
m. and at 1:00,'4:00 and 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30,
4:30 and 6:30 p. m. .-- .- ,
A CHANCE
To Own a Home in Medford
A strictly .modern 5-room
cottage witli screened porch
es, cement walk, garage and
driveway, chicken house and
lot, and close in, everything
Eaid up, a clear title and a
argain.
We have several splendid '
values to ffer you at this
time. .' " '.;
Brown & White
Real Estate and Insurance,
10 So, Fir St- Medford, Oregoo