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Newspaper Page TextMTCPFOUT) MATL TftTmtNTC, MET)FOTir, Ql.'K(10y, FRIDAY, .TAN'UAttY 'SI,' 1919 PAOT! ..FTVT5 ME A TUMBLE I'Oli'l'I.ANI), J ii n. til, Tim whole, m n liuviuu" I Hi''"' of i'uuk in I'lirlliiml in ii i Ui'l h full IikIiiv lo .'15 I'i'iilM, ii ,1),. imi'iihh or ix cents IViiin viwIi.nIiiy'h pi-lie, ' Kuur were rt itilittir tmiiiv nl ll'll'll 'llll III '15 CI'lllH, A fllW Week I'fn llii'v W'ft H5 fi'iilH. l'iiMi.i.i I'OllllilillllH llll IHIT I III. ('Ullllll'v mill mi "miiiIIv worm weather in (ii-cuon, ! illoritnsi'd ci;l' priiiluctiiln WT-B ItlVlMl IW ri'llMOHK fur . ill',, P, "iitli'r, Ki'llinir n few weeks nun nl I I' cent, todnv wn down lu lli)t. mill i.V rot nil. Livestock I OUTLAW), Jim. ,11 Ciililn slonrtys receipts ion, Hieorn, li.-m fll'.riUdl 1,'l.r.O; good to elinleo III 1 2 . " 0 : medium to kiioiI III.TiO'ii 1 1 ; Ittlr (0 good IN.r.U'd O.Rll; common In full- $7.&i)ti 8.50; cows mill ln.ir (m, choice IK. 21 1l lO.lffc: good In (litilctt H.7Hi)l II . 7 .1 ; medium In koiiiI 7.r0f H.RO; fiilr In iiiodlnin $...".' i (l.'.'i; calmer $3..'iUl 5; IhiIIs iW,f 9: rlviw $( in; Blockers mill feed ers 17 till. Hogs steady; receipts 1 299. Prime mixed 1 10. mi ii 17: I Ihmi mi.i $I060$( in, 7,': roimh heavies f I.V40 Ji III: pig 1 1 HI 1.1. 4ii; hulk nu.xo Wicep steady; receipt 113. Prime lambs $ l,1.75i H. ,-,(); fair to im illiint ftKl II; yearling I04i ll.r.i); wether $U4j 10; owe dhj s, HllltlT J'OltTI.AND. Jun, 31. IUill.-r wi.uk: city crt.unii.ry print, cxir tiox lot 60c; cartons r. 1 : half botes hnlf rent more: lorn ilmn lutlf boxes Ic more. HuyliiK prim liiiiiiirful. country, 4.'es culm extra 4ic. I'tiltTI.ANII. Jim. :U.-KfK. iniir. Isi'l lilu IIIIMlltli'il III iilliili., llll lll,t i iiiii.H, liming price. ;i."c. lien. :ui(ii :i:ii-: i.iiriiii:er lijfn :i:iiv A liil of Initiatory wnrli tit Hut Klkn loilito on Saturday evening nf 1 h In week will Ik) exemplified oxe limlvcl) l.y n lnini'h ol pat xiiltitl ruler rillliiK CB-h mid ovcry niiiilun. Tim classification Include (ieorgo Owen, exalted ruler; Walter Nowcnmlic, esteemed loading knight; Joe ('home, esteemed loyal knlKhl: linn Applo gate, esteemed lecturing knlKhl; I'M Staple, esquire; .Ma mil Wiignor, In ner guard. Dr. Hwednnbiirg will of far up mi Invocation a rhnplulii. Tim attendance will In largo unit liitxrcMi augmented accordingly. Inamiiurh nn innnilii.ra of tlio MivlturJ InilKu n". luvltod. Curpornl llnrncii IdMio, wlitma ri'l- ilmiio In Blmn n (irmlmiii ntn.it. Anhlnnil, In ono of t ho lornl nlilim riliirnil frnin Kmiiro nn n mnmlntr of tlio 34illi fluid nrtllliTy 011 thin Klila of I ho iKind, tha rominnml Iii'Iiik inerxod with thn 7'.tli nn l-'ri'lirli null. liUi'UlchOH Inclli'iitB thut llila bunch rnmn over tin tlio rrnUcr Si. I.oulu, wrm lunilcil nt llnlmki'ii, c.icnrtcd Hint tlio "cootlo" kltch.'ii In iiliori onlor, lonvltiK liiimmlluti'ly for ('iiiiip l.wx lo uiiilnrxo tuuntcrluu out for- llllllltlCH. Tho S"JjItoi1 ntoru on th Pliuii. fn nilllnr lo llto Jowolry Irmlu fur ypur POM, h priit'llcully vngnttid. Tho nli k hut livon ttrntluiilly clonoil out, llic oqiilpmoul iilno illnpomiil of anil K0in of It nhlppcil to other towns. II.' I. Whit ml hnn lion In liunltiiwii In Ash In ml for 27 yoarH, n period lenitthy ' onnimli to linvti tli Ih piirtlculur orcii putlnn cliMHirivil In the "plunoor" niirUm. OuIhIiIo of liU Kpnclflc vocn lldii Mr, Wlillml liiui nlnnyx Inltmi oven mora thuu a rimiinl InlorpHt In pulille. nffiilrH. . I'l'iunpt und iiKKreH hIvii, ih coiiiihuIi luiva lionn nn wol romuly nccuptoiJ in limy hnvo boon ohoorfully rouiloruU in lieliulf of ovury prnurBsnlvo movmnnnt iiffncl ItiK lolh town nntl country, mid In liiiiilnenii clinnnolH li Ih JuilKinout linn 1'oou ruled A I. In miclul circles the fnmlly hnvo boon hlKhly ohIooiiiuiI, nnil It Is n ninltor of reitrot iiiiioiik a Iiitko number of Intlniiito frlendn (lint thuy hnvo ileeldod to emit IhiMlr lot elHewhero oven tenipiinirlly, iih it Ih tacitly unilorHlooil Hint thuy roHOrvc tho pi'lvllvKO to retiini to Houthorn ' ntiniiy OroKon nt hiioIi ii tlmo nu tho "I Irll moved. In thn numntlmn their Idoiil home 011 Nnrlli Muln Htt'ool linn "not yot boon iIIniiohoiI or, tho flutlor lni offam Imvo, boon roculvotl for iIHh flno roHldonco proporly. .Mm. Ciirollno Schtiornmn In III nt the family liojnn nu U street. Hon Hum, of I'oi'tlund, rnprosent Ihk hi fnthor's InteroHlH In nn lm Portnnt HvoHloek deal, has boon In town tlio pronont wook ronowliiK old ncnunlntnncOH, Ills brother .loll 11 Ih mill with tho nrmy In Krnnco, con nected with the quurtvrniaHlor'B do piit'tiuont, ' .1 Tho Kiifltorn Slur will moot nt Ma nonld linll, Prldny ovonliiK, ,Inn, 111, for prnotlco. Homobody nltriiolod by tho npponr anno of 11 allvor corll'flcnto pluiiod to an ndvoi'tlBlng dovleo in tlio tllapluy wlndowa of Orroa lullnrliiR OHlnbllHh niont, on WodiiiiHdny nlnhl. throw n bil; It thru tho pinto nlnn nnd uppro pi'.'ntcd Iho curroncy, lonvlng un touched nil Horta of rubrics or tho Int ent npprovod Blylos. Tho trimlooa of tho Commorclnl cluli woro ni'polntod In moot nunln on Krlilny livening of this week lo ap point various eomiiilltoos Incident to lnuinihltiK a cnnipnlftn In liohnlf of a lot of nctlvltlon whinh tho orgnnlsit- lion luiH mil lined rnr Urn mirrnnl your, Tiq cinh la tiluy Hi rocojittvo iiluoil lo nnluiliilii iiniiiiiHiils frnin Hoiiiohody who will nccupt tho ponl- iioii or I'lirreiipiiiidi.iit for Iho I'ort I11111I piiiiniH, mill mil only uecinil Iho upinillltiimiil, bill iilmi intend to llll. duilr.H which lllil poHlllon ImplleK. iik 1 bo coiiiliiK monilis need much titib Ib'lly rvitiirdliiK AhIiIuikI. . Ml'H, IOII11 I III II 11 II It'll now n rnnl- dnnl or I'orlbiinl, lnm told I he otd f,"'"y hou Mirnor of He id und C BlrcniH, lo Ini Iteoder, local bliidc Hinllli, who will iiilin pimHOHHloii hooii. I'p llll recunlly I hlu pluco hus been occupied hy , liuriiihoiniii fiuiillv. At Hie tlmo thn lniiino won built It wh 1 Hlilnmil one ()r Ilia mom Hiib- Hliiutbil rwMlilonccH In town. Thin rule wiu iniidii by I be liunver Kniilty oiupmiy, Tim liLrlliiK j);,,,!,, Bludlo will inovo soou f 1 1,111 nn, lloyd block, oil "nut .MniiF Hlrei-l, to roouni In the Molkln biilldliiK iidliiceut lo .lolin- hoii'h Jewelry ntoru. Tlio minim which thn nliitllii will viiciiln urn lo bo occii. pled by a dj'olni! mid cIciiiiIiik chIiiIi- llHllllllllll. 1 Aubliind propiirty ownora In tlio Klniuiiih country report- mi excltliiK content lu 0110 of tho Irrlmillon dlii Irlcls of that suction over iho election of a director. It. (.!. Ilrudbury, of IHciui, won by tbrei) volort, his com-' pclllor tielii Itobert Cbeyne of prlim l.uko. Tim Ikhiicb Involvod matin lint cuinpulmi an exclilim onn. nnd now resident properly owners pay a rooiI rhiiru or tho "frolKhl." II In reported Unit Conductor Dili, of llin Soul hern Pacific hus purrhiiH eil of .Mrs. Km ma .lack tho rino rosl- 'I' 0 property on Woolen street, for. nmrly known an Hie I'lillinoro place funeral aervlrva of the Into Jumos U WliliHiiKton. who died lust .Mon day at the family homo, cornor or Ashland and Liberty streets, woro bold on Wednesday nl DodKo's par lors, enternienl bi.lni; In .Mountain View cemetery. The ilucenM-d was Is years of 11 c nn, tt nutlvo of Clinrlestoii. West Vlrulnln. Tho wife ami thri'o sons survive the husband und father. The family caiuo here from Salem, The .Mnckny family, purchasers of iho Sinclair property cast of town, arrived from Portland on Thursday and will take pohhoss'Ioii of their new homo nl once. Tho paroiils and tholr huxky hoys mid bright ulrU count I lutu un InlerestliiK fnmlly urnup. urenily pleased with lliclr now stir- rouuilliiKs and eiiKer to enter upon the activities nrrorded by their subur ban run ch liutdliiMs. 1 ho JnrkKim county unit as lo membership lu tho stale chamber of commerco Is announced us belim complele, In lino with Information supplied bv the various county chair men 10 State Chairman KthridKO to that effect by slittilfylnn tholr nceep In nee, and who In turn hnvo perfect ed Iho orKaulsnllnu or tho work in band In their respective districts Flunk .1. Hlilnn, secretary of thu Coinmers'lal club, rcprusenlx this Im mediate territory. Adolpli Itnhti, arlRlnnlly from WIr- ronsln, and who tried various local llles on the const with a view of per nianeiit seltltnni'iil boforn cbmlilK to Ashland, tins purchased the Cooney properly on Walker nvenuo. to which ho will mnvo soon from tho ltocho home on (iranllo street. There Is nhiindiiiico of room on .Mr. Ilnhu's new pbieu and ho will enter Into tho poultry business extensively. M. ,f. Murray, of Klnniiitli Kails, luiH been lu Ashland tho present week looklUK ntinr proporty Intlirests. Notlcp of Klisrltnn Notice is hereby Klven, Hint an election bos been called and ordered by the Hoard of Directors of tho Hold Hill trrlKittlon District, of .Inckson County, Ornson, and tho samo will bo held on tho 1 1 til day of February, I ill !1, between tho hours or S o'clock a. m. and f. o'clock p. m., tor tho purpose ot voting upon and iloter mlnluK whether or not Hie Hold Hill Irrigation District shall Ihsuo bonds III tho sum or fifteen thousand dol lars 1 J ir,, inio. 001, In addition to tho sixty thousand dollar Issuo hereto fore authorized, for tho purpono nec essary or convenient of cnrryliiK out tho provisions of u certain act passetl by tho tlonnral Assembly of tho Stato or Orepon, or 1917, nnd known as House lllll number (15S), chapter :t r 7 ) or the Hnnernl Laws ol Oregon 11117. The polllnif plnca for Raid election shall be In Iho house In which (bo Hoard of Directors of said district now has Ha office, and which house Is owned by 0. W. Melionald and Fanny I'lcltetl, and situated on Lot Blx ((I) Amended Plot of Hlvorsido Hub-Dlvlslon, In Township (36) Sec tion (24) KatiRO (4) West of the Wtllnmotto Meridian, Jackson Coun ty, Oroison. ' .1 Tho electors nf tho anld Gold Hill Irrlirntlnn District aro hereby ro quirod to cast pallols at said oloctlnn which shall contain, tho words "Hond8 -Yes" and "Honda Nn'" TIiobo In fnvor1 of Said district IhsiiIiir bonds lu Iho sum or fifteen tlinuniiiid dollars (115,000.00) In ad dition to the alxty thousand dollar bonds hnroloforo oiithorlzed, shall cast, lliulr bnllols "nonda Yo8, nnd those opposed to the lasuunco or bonds in tho num ot firroon thottsiuul dollnra In nt d Hon to the sixty thoit Bund dollnr bonds heretoforo Issued. shall cnat their Imllotn "Unntls No." Dated the 7th dny of January 1919. tirco. II. AI,DICN, , . President. ' V. D. KISMAXN, C. It. HOYD, noard of dlroctors of tho Hold Hill lrrlFtntlnu District of .Inckson County, OroRon. Altosl! ''-' CH A,. P, C1IAMPT.I.V, Socretavy. (J, Mi THOMAS, Atyoiiioy, l SIS VALLfeY Wis. I,. W. McCreiirv received 11 teli'uriini Koine tlmo 111:0 of the HerimiH illncs ol' her I'lilher in Ohio, but Idler I'lillnecil bv 11 Idler Mtiiliinr II111I lie wun miieh liniiriiycd..; ' ' JlisK I'nilh KvcIiiihI ol' Colnruili), ulio U'un cleeleil luiielier ol' one of niir hclinolM, nrrived Siiiuluv evciiitnr Iroiu Miilliird mill eoiiiiueneeil hcIiooI M'liuluv with 11 in i it v uoiiil utleiid .nice. Mrx. (Mln Tro-dinin eniiie lioinC Tucilu v i roiu I he Uow hoHiiilul nnd m reeiivcriinr Irom lier operation Mentlilv. - Mjv. K, II. Sinner nnd iliiiiuhter. Mies llii, lel'l. Iii'.l week lor Axlilund, wheie Ihev will renin in until miiii itier nu Mikm Un will nl tend hcIioiiI there. Tliev will bi uicnllv miwil bv '"ervurie who will limie for llieir re Inrn sunn. Men. T. A. Rirntliern und ilnuuliler Hiibv reliiriicil luxt week from K11 ueiie. wliere Mix, Slrnlhern left her two ili'iiirliterii, Irene mill Until loeill cd in ifiinil hoincH nnd iilli'inliiitr hiiM neH eolleue. .Mr". Ktrnflierii ix tlml lo relurn to Siiiiik Vnllev nn hIio hIiiIvh Hie flu h very hud in Kuuene. W. ('. Kciinev mill wife were in Mcillonl visiting T iie.iduv. In the iurv list we notiee our dis trict is entirely left out I Aren't wa on the muni Mrs. II. 1. fliirke's . sinter. Miss Until .Merrill of Simkiiiiu. Wu'll.. ar rived Tiiesiluv niorillliu' fur 1111 ox- tended visit here. . . Mrs-. Cloirles Tiivlor nnd soiw nre I CLOGS THE KIDNEY Take a glass of Salts if your Back hurto or Bladder bothers yon Drink , , more water. If you Bit have your "t every ds mt It, but flush your kiuTys with talis osr.-uioruUly, says a notd sutliortty whj tells us Unit mciit forms uric acid which Bluest iiral).ii the kidneys In their ef forts to expel it from the blood. They become ftluvirifth and weaken, then you. sutler with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sieic lieadacbo, diulncu, your stomach sours, toupi li coslcil nnd when tho weather Is bad you have rhcumatia twinge. Tha urine Rets cloudy, full of sediment, tho channels often pij soro and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three time during tho night. To neutralize theso irritating acids, to cleanse tho kidneys and flush oil tha body's urinous waste get four ounces of Jsd Salts from any pharmacy here; take a tablcspoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneyf will then act flno. nils famous salts is made from the acid of propea and lemon juice, combined with litliia, and has been used for irencrationa to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it so longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jk,l rtslts is inexpensive! cannot in in re, and makes a dciigbtfut effervescent ithia-walcr driulc . : NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT TIM HER General Unnd Of- rico, Wanhington, I). C, Docombcr 21, 1918. Notice in horoby given that subject to tho conditions and limitations of tho Act ot Juno 9, 1916 Cl Stat.. 21S). and tho In structions or tho Secrotary of tho In terior of September 15. 1917, tho timber on the following lands will ho aold Fob. 11, 1919. at 10 o'clock a. , nt public auction nt tho United States land ofrlco at Rosoburg, Ore gon, to tho highest bidder nt not loss than tho appraised vuluo as shown by this notice sola to bo subject to tho approvnl of tho Secrotary of the Interior. Tho purchase price, with an additional sum of one-firth or ono per cent thereof, boing commissions allowed, must be deposited nt tlmo of sale, money to be returned if snlo Is not approved, otherwise patont will Issuo. for tho timber which must be removed within ton years. Hlds will bo received trom citizens of tho Unit, ed States, associations ot such cit izous and corporations organized under tho laws ot the United Statos or any atnto, territory or district thoreof only. Upon application, of R qunlirind purchaser, tho timber on any legal subdivision will bo offered Bopnrntoly before boing included In any offer of a larsror unit. Township 21 S., It. 4 W., Soe. 19.; NWVi SiflVi. rod fir 11110 M not to be sold for loss than $1.00 por M. T. a a S R. 7 W Sec. 11; NEW SK14,' US- M., yollow plno, OHfi M., rod fir, none of tho yel low pino to bo sold for less than $2.i0 p?r M., and 110110 of tho red fir to bo sold for less than $1.23 por M. Very rcapeetfnlly, Clay Tallman, Onmmlsalnnor (lennrnl Land Offleo Live Stock and Machinery Sale Having purchased tlio Sums Vnlloy Sforo am selling nil my live stock mid machinery; also as flno 11 rnjich ns Micro is In this part of tho country. ' '.J. ..,' ' . 1 Livestock consists of two tenms nboiit 2350 nnd 3800 17 head cattle, 2:1 hogs, til sheep, soiuo njco llnrrctl Rock hens, Most any Ulml of tools too nuniei-oiiN to mention to work tlio soli. A flno liaidey crusher or feed roller. Tlio liuul to bo sold or loused. Tho .crop most nil In, some In nl fulfil nnd seed unit bind pin-dor, to put In more. Address Phono 171 Central Point. 1 . C. E. WIXHITE Sams Valley, Ore. Hpeiiiliii!; I lie week in Ashland visit inir friemlM, IIimI fridiiv Miss Lucille Mlover of Medford enlitrliiineil 11 1 lunch Mrs. J, W. Kltlrii, Mrs. K. V. Klileii nnd .Miss Kmc iliities of (ircci) Acres. Tlie Andersnii voiiiil iieoiile hnvo fully recovered mid relurned lo their si'liool dtilies Motiiluv, Mm, Allierl Konittv liiot been u Killed of Medford frienik for the iiiii-t lew du vs. AIjh. Ilillv Tlioioiiniui mid iluuirli Icr weiil. to Meilfonl Tucsdiiv to visit for 11 few (Iiivm nl 1 lit liinno of her s:Hler, Mrs. Hurdelte Doilte. The Julius Hirl.liolz In mil v were dinner uiiiwIh ut the 'William TI1011111- soil home Kuiidiiv, .1. W, Klileii took Mr. und Mrs. Stevens of Tl o Aslilmul Wedues iluv, where Mrs. Stevens entered the hosniliil fur treatment. The ludies of 1 lie Junior lied Cross of this district have sold one hun dred chiinecH on I heir luu ciiliin ouilt und will hold (he ilrnwinir in the irriiiiiio n;oni nl Ihe Willow ,Siriu!!s fcliool house, on Fridnv iil'lernooo Keliruurv 7th, 11 1 II o'clock. It in hon ed thut nil those hohiiiit: numbers nnd others inlereslcd will be nresent. The orunniznlioii realized sixteen dollars f-'ito ll'f sale of livn nllilts. "OKEH' HARROW 25 CEN"1'3 EACH Xotlio In tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. In tho Matter of the Application of tho Hoird of Directors of Med ford Irrigation District for the Judgment and decree of (his Court as to the Regularity and Legality of tho proceedings In connection with tho Organization of the said District nnd tho proceedings of the snld Hoard of said District provid ing for and authorizing tho Issue of tho Honds of said District". To .Medford Irrigation District, to All Freeholders, Legal Votora and As3omont Payers within said District, and to all whom It may concern: - Please take notice: that the peti tion of Leonard Carpenter, W. A Folger and E. G. Coleman as the Hoard of Directors of Modford lrriga Hon District, praying that the pro ceedings of said District In the organ Izntlon thereof, and all mnttors Inci dent to said, organization, nnd the proceedings of tho Board of Directors of the Medford Irrigation District providing for and authorizing the Is sue and snip of bonds or said District In Iho sum of One Million Five Hun dred Thousand Dollars ($1,500,000 .00), Including tho vote of the electors 'of said District authorizing said bond Issue, and all matters and things in connection therewith, may bo examined, approved and confirmed by the said Circuit Court, was on the 16th day ot January, 191D, duly filed In tho nbovo entitled proceeding in tho otflco or tho Clerk of snld Court; and that pursuant to an order of this Court, duly made by the Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge thereof, and filed, on tho 16th dr.y of January, 1919, a hearing on said petition and on the prayer therein contained, has been set and will IW bold on the F.lghth day of February,- 1919, at 10:00 o'clock In tho forenoon of that aay, at the Court Room of the above enuueu ourr, in tno uounty toun liouso at Jacksonville, Oregon. Any person Interested In the or ganization ot snld District, or In the proceedings for tho issue or sale of the bonds of thi said District, innv on or before tho raid Eighth day of Feb ruary, 1919, nt 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of tliat day, that being the day nnd hoi:r fljfod for tho hearing on said petition, demur to or answer the Bald petition, nnd thoroupon such proceeding! will bo had as will justi fy said Cuurt in making such exam ination of all such proceedings and In approving and , confirming the same, or making such further order or docroo as shall 00 just and proper in tno premises. This nolico is published In the Modford Mall Tribune, a newspaper of gonoral circulation published In Jackson County. Oregon, whero the said Board of Directors has Its office. for throo succossfvo weeks prior to the date fixed for audi hearing, in accordance with the provisions of said order mado by tho Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge, on tho 16th day ot January, 1919. (Circuit Court Sonl) Witness (he Honorable F, M. Calk- Ins, Judge of tho Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for 4ho County of Jackson, and tho Beal of Raid Court afHxod hoi-oto this '10th. day of Jan uary, 1919. - ; ' CHAUNCEY FLOREY. County Clerk for Jackson County Oregon, and Clerk of tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the i;onniv or .iiicksoii. . . f i COUGHING SPELLS BREAK YOUR REST Put a 'stop to them with old reliable Dr. King's New Discovery ; ln.it nvr, lica:-.io throat must b octlied. 'llit t .lm-loadcd chest must be loosened. - That cough must be checked so you can sleep. Dr. King's New DUcovery has been relieving colds, nrd coughs for half a century without tho least disagreeable aitcr-cifccts. Your drugrfet has tt because it It well-known and i.i big demand. 60c and $1.20. ' I,, ' Try this for Constipation Keep the bovcJa on schedule time with bt. Kinra Jscvi Liie Pills, the system freed from poisonou wastes, tne complextion clear, the stomach sweet, the ronz'ie uncoated, the breath untainted. Mild yet positive. 25c Advertising Rates Classified On" cut a word. Locals Ten conts a lino, t.ennl Five cpnts a line. . Display 25 cents an Inch. Contract rafes on application. tlULf WA.VfKli ITCM,tl,r WANTEI Competent .settled wom an for work on ranch; good cook. Itay Gold sheep ranch. J. W. Mac dunald, Central i'olm. 2." WANTED Girl for general . house work. Tel. Medford Hotel, room 216. WANTEli K1TXJATIOJJ WANTED Position as housekeeper or would take full charge o." infant or. young children. Phone 57. 266 WANTED Contract pruning by one of tho best contractors In tho val ley. If you want good work at the right price phone U. F. Stone, 835. 738 West Fourteenth street. WANTED Second-hand bicycle at 30 North Grape. 267 WANTED To buy, five or six-room modern house on pavement; must be in good condition. Answer, Buyer, care Mail Tribune. 265 WANTED To buy of owner, one or two acres good free soil just out side city limits. Address 65, Mall Tribune.. 266 WANTED Gasoline engine; also pump.- Box W. Mall Tribune. 265 WANTED Six fresh milk cows.; also 10 rods second-hand picket fence. Geo. B. Young, phouo 7-F4.' WANTED To buy, one or two good work horses, weight 1400 or more. Phono 591-J2. evenings. WANTED We buy your unpaid Lib erty bond contracts for cash. Halo's Piano House, Inc. J. F. Hale, general manager. WANTED House moving and re pairing. Pono 4S8-M or 488-X. WANTED R. H. Toft will buy your partly paid Liberty Bond contracts. WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thine. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Five yearling Jersey heifers from choice cows. Phone 311-R. ' 267 FOR SALE Good high grade heater. 421 Oak street. 266 FOR SALE 1400 lb. team and good harness at Dr. Holms' place. Own er Howard Lee. 266 FOR SALE Pigs and shoats. Jack Jlartln, Coleman Crook, Phoenix. ... 265 POD S.M.V-Pi,rn hrort Ked Pnllod bull calf, born October. 191S; fine youngster. .Modoc urcnaru or r-ai nier Investment Co., Modford, Oro FOR SALE Good Jersey cows. Bert Stnncliff, Phoenix. 267 KOR SALE Cows. Fine family Jer- . sey, high test. Others soon fresh. East of Phoenix, third brown bun galow across iron bridge, Fern Valley. - 267 FFOlt SALE A gold red poll bull, - two years old. . -Phone 4U-R4. 266 FOR SALE Good work team, about ,2 700; harnoss nnd wagon. Uoinj cheap. 635 Palm streot. . 266 SaveMoney FOR SALE Bargain In good 6-room house plastered, concrete, foundation, large windows, hath complete, lights, largo wootlhouso and garngo, largo, lot and closo to pavod Btreet, $700 cash, ..'.. . Up-lo-dute bungalow ' on paved street, all assessments paid In full, modom conveniences, garage and drive, lawn, shade trees. Five living rooms, bath and closets, $1900. . u acros with good house near Oak- dale avenue $1750. 32 ncres, good level land with nearly new 4-room bungalow; good soil and can irrigate. $2800. Money to loan on good city, , or country property. Page-Dressier Co. .. . , I'ilisf .Mlllll l, LOST Hunch of kes on Mnln streot. Finder return to Police Htallon. 2611 Will BEST AFAKTMKN'W. p'OIl KENT Unfurnished Holland apartment. Call 7 1 0 pr SSTOO VOn REST OTJIWIBRKD ItOOMH KOTl RENT Sleeping rooms, portal, 30 North Front. Im 264 FOIl BALK ItF.A I, ESTATK. FOIl SALE A homo and a place to make money. Five-room house, good burn, chicken honse; four lots: 1000 strawberries, 300 other variety berries. Can give terms. Kennatt Investment Co. 26 G FOIl SALE Ranch 8 'A acres; good order. Cheap. All particulars on application. Box 444, Mail Trib une. 269 FOR SALE Ono hundred acres, water for eighty. Sixty dollars cash. Box 29, Mall Tribune. 267 FOR SALE OR RENT My place one mile from Talent on Highway. In oulro W. A. Hone, Bell House, Talent 265 FOR SALE Small house close to pavement. No Indebtedness, $250. Box II. O., Mail Tribune. 266 FOR SALE Fifteen acre Bear creek bottom, five acres In alfalfa, some berries, modern nine-room bunga low, cement cellar, barn 42x46; chicken houses, corn crib, garage and wood house; rino well of wat er, tower, pumping plant, complete water system; fine location. All Improvements new. One-half mile from paved highway on good grav eled road. Phone 19-F13. Route 4. Box 4 la. 266 FOR SALE Five - room modern house, all clear, three lots, fruit trees, barn, woodshed, garage, chicken yard. Call afternoons, 305 Portland avenue. 277 FOR SALE 80 acres, estimated will cut two thousand cords wood, three miles from station, will take car as part payment. Brown & White, 10 South Fir street. FOR SALE Houses, easy monthly payments. Building ft Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. FOR SALE Or rent, several ranches O. C. Boggs. . teOR BALE POCIvrRY AND EAHIK FOR SALE: Rhode .Island Red cock erels. Phone 40S-R3. 266 FOR SALE 'White Leghorn eggs, O. A. C. and Fetaluma strain. Price $1.00 per setting. Phone 40S-R3. 266 FOR SALE High food Talue eggs culling out of non-producing poul try; small fee charged. Dick San ders. Poulterer. 840-J. 277 FOR SALE! Mammoth bronze tur keys. J. C. Herring, Central Point. 270 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Bluestem seed wheat. Phone 311-R. 26 FOR SALE! Cheap, single driving harness, light double harness com plete. Call at Denny & Co. ware house, S. P. tracks. 266 FOR SALE Apples In bulk at Denny . & Co. warehouse, S. P. tracks. 26o FOR SALE Stumpage. Phone 204-W. 206 FOR SALE Stumps, $3.00 per load. Also good milk cow. Phone 204-w. 266 FOR SALE! Good young team of horses, wagon and harness and farming Implements. A. E. Strong, Central Point. Beall Lane. Cen tral Point phone. 269 FOR SALE Wheat, corn, barley, pop corn and Minorca eggs for sotting. C. M. Parker, phone 452-W. 26 8 FOR SALE Mild and sweet onions at lc per lb. Phone 535. 208 Vancouver avenue. 267 FOR SALE 125 tons of alfalfa hay, , all In good order. Will bale and load on car at Grenada for $21.00 per ton. G. Cuneo, Box 85, Gren ada, Cal. 315 FOR SALE Second-hand 94 -ton Bulck truck, good condition. See McKee at Hubbard Bros. 266 FOR SALE Good grain hay (loose). East Fourteenth street. C. E. Kirk. 266 FOR SALE 12 and 16-inch Laurel and fir mixed wood,-$3.50" and $3.25 a tier, two and a half miles from town. Phone S69-Y. 267 FOR SALE For sand, gravel, Bedi meut or garden plowing; phono 912-J. , . .. '. 276 FOR SALE If you have to sell your Liberty bonds sell them to us; It you want to buy Liberty bonds buy them from us. We pay cash. Pianos, Victrolas and records a specialty. Hale's Piano House Inc.. J. F. Hale, general manager. 271 FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster, superphasphate, Ralph Waldo El den, Russ Mill. FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay $25.00 per ton. Modoc Orchard. Phono Central Point at meal houra. IDEAL HOME $5,000 25 acres, mostly Bear creek bot- ton. Host viicee of bind for snle on Pacific Highway. No bettor enrden. nlt'nlfa, small dairv proposition in Jnekson county. Two . miles from Medford. Locution, Hoil, running wutcr, .pared liisjhwuv. nil iust riirht. Desirable every wnv for home. Am lea villi; for Portland j must sell this week. Price $5,000, Tcrmp. Just hnlf price nlnee olil for lew year nun. ('nil ul 0 N, l'eacli, or I'lunu JSi-lh -. FOIl flK.N'T Flvo acroa of land on Pacific Highway with: water. Cull 443-X, V. 16H FOR RENT Eight acres, six acrea Irrlgnted, with buildings.'. Wella Mann, two miles north of Hoover Dairy, east Bide nf Hoar creek ,2611 FOR RENT Ton year pear orchard with dwelling and barn, on share basis, Chance to inuke good monoy on the sido working for neighbor, . Call 798-11. 1 .: : 26T FOB KXCTMNOK. J FOR EXCHANGE An unincum bered modern Medford home, with large free soil lot, for small ranch near Modford. Phono 102-X. TO TRADE Will accept desirable home or possible something olse to amount of $5000 and' 3!00 long time on a good ranch. Box 143, Riddle, Ore. ''MT ', r. 1 -r Tr-i -a al,a-3 T, .. I ' .tJ MOYHY tO tJOM LOANS Farm loans 6 por cent in terest, u. u. uoggs. . . LOANS City loans. Building Loan Assn., 429 M. F. & 11. Bldg; MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. A. Andrews. No. 31 North Grape. Phone 53-M. 330 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorney PORTER J. NEFF, Attomey-WW, rooms 8 and 9, Modford NatuVoU Bank Building. . , A. B. Reames, Lawyer, Oarnett- Corey Building. . Auto BoppMe . LA HER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. Use oar springe when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34. North Fifteen Ul St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned np for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons . for good service. Phone 851-T.- J. Y. Allen. - Expert Accountant - WILSON. AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and In come Taa requirements. Look Into onr simplified , accounting method. M. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phone 15 7-R-- - Instruction In Musle FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Halght Musle Studio, 401 Garnott-Corey . Bldg. Phone 72. Planing MID THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings ant screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. - i Physicians and Burgeons DR. A. BURSELL Physician ; Spla ologlst; Surgeon. 309 ' Medfor Furniture ft Hdw. Bldg. Hrs. 8-13 and 2-5 or appoint. Office phone 29. . 376 DR. W. W. HOWARD OsteonathlO physician. 303 Gornett-Corey bolluV ing. Phone 130. . DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to ere. ear, nose .and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co. Bldg. Phone 567. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW , OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Coroy Bldg. Phone 904-L. ' Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. . Printers and Publishers 1 MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has- the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon, Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 37 North Fir St Transfer EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. IXTERURBAX AUTOCAR CO. TI.MJi CARD... Lcavo Medford for Ashland dally except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and oil 5 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. ' : Leave Ashland for Medford dally except Sunday nt 9:00 and 11:00. a. m. 'and at 1:00. 4:00 and 6:15 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. FIVEACRES Of Good Soil With a nice strictly modern 5-foom . bungalow with sleeping porch, ce ment fruit and vegetable cellar, good barn, chicken house and yard, a fine well with pumping plant, tower, etc., on the best graveled highway in the valley nnd close In; an opportunity to own a place like this for $2100.00 will not wait long for a buyer as there are too many people looking for a good piece of lnnd with a nlco home on it close In to Medford. Let us show, you this today. .. - ,- & White 10 South Fir St, 1 1