IN WAR SERVICE
LOST DURING 1918
' N'RW,YOHK, Kolif 15. Hflooii
cargo HtilpM Willi u (limit weight (nU.
lingo of 1 03,092 woro lost during
11118 by lliu Kn vii I Ovarscu Truim
liorlutlon sorvlco, according to a ro
)inrl nunlii public loiluy by (ha dlt
trlrt tiiiervlor of thn third nuviil
district. Th u removal of thu bun or
secrecy, vlliil during Ilia wiir nn u
hllil lo thena votsol and I heir
rrowu, (I ululates tlint Nix ships, aggre
gating 4i!.U2 7 ton, wura destroyed
by enemy activity, (Ivo vinnoln wlllt a
comhliisd tonnnga ot 4-1.07 1 ton,
were tuuk In collision mid four vim
milt, lotullliiK 1 il.lUi ( tout worn do
Rlniyod by Irb and explosion,
Tim report ImciM tlio itrowtli of
1h Naval Ovsrtoas Transportation
mrvlco Ulrica tlio 1 1 mo of tin organi
sation Into In 11117 mid describe tlio
part played by It In transporting
food, munltloiiii mid mppllim lor
troop mid naval vr-ssol alirond. B"v-oniy-two
ship worn orlKlimlly u
iilKiird to this norvlco mid when tlio
armistice wn sIkiioiI, Novombcr 11,
11M8, Ilia cur go Hoot numbered 453
vkhhoIh, including 100 ii 111 im ready to
lie tuknn ovor.
Crew of navy canto ship are sold
lo have end u roil (ha grratont hard
ship of Ilia war. Tliolr llvu con
stantly nuduiiKcrod, they raced Ilia
purlin or Ilia davp, the menace or an
unoii foo, lh dancer ot collision
and (ha liability to Instant death by
accident from Inrimnmabla caritOM.
It U on record that a convoy or
rifir.Ni ship from OCow York woa
disintegrated by a violent itorm In
nild-Atlanllo and that only Iwo or tlio
eiillro number reached Franca uudr
convoy. "Every ahlp ror burtolt" the
lorty-lght other by luck, pluck and
coiidant vlull all finally dropped
Ihelr nncliom In Ilia protected bar
bora or their domination.
Tlio value or a cargo ahlp It raallt
l when It la known that under ox
Intlnii war rnndltlont each ship cont
to operata $100 ovary hour. (load,
bad and Indlffcrmit alilp, old or new,
faal or alow, woro transformed by the
miiKlc of naval energy Into aorvlce
able croft. I'nromnullc runty tramp
were created. Into inadnla or efficien
cy by tlio halo or a dueling camou
flage. '
The peraonnel or lha Naval Over
out Transportation torvlcn at tlio
! present time Include Bono officer
and 45,000 oullttod men.
Llvmtock
PORTLAND. Feb. 15. Cattle
ateady: receipt 25. Bloom, beat
$13. COW 13.00; good to choice $1 1.50
(112.60; medium to Rood $10,604)
11. CO; fair to kooi! $!( 10,50; com
mon to fnlr $8 fa 8; cowa and hellers
choice $9.501 10.50; good to choice
$8.&0ft 9.50; niodlum lo Rood $7. B0
t H.6 0; fair to medium $3,73 0
0.70; cannart $3.50 iff 5; built $0f 9;
calve $9 4(13,50; ttockort and food
ert $7 11.
Hog ateady; rocalplt 107. Prime
mixed $10.50 41 10.75; medium mixed
$10.25 10. B0; rough heavlet $14.50
018; plK $12(1' 14; bulk $10.05.
Sheep higher; no racolpta. I'rlma
lamb $13. 704( 14.25: fnlr to medium
9 U; yearlings $10fll; wothort
$0V10; owes $6..".04f 8.75.
lintter
PORTLAND, Fob. 15. Ilultcr
lilKhur. City creamery prlntt, oxlrat
box lot, 62a; carton 63c; hair
boxa hair cent nioro; lna 'than hair
boxen lo moro, Buying price huttor
fut, country, 49 0500; cuba extra.
Kgg Rolling prlco, onto count,
42a; buying prlco 40c; soiling prlco,
candled, 44c; toloctod candied In
curton. 40c, ,. , , . '
l'oultry-lion 2te31o lb. " '
jUfflH
St, Mnrk'a l-IplHCopnl
Cor. North Oukdnlo mid Fifth St.
10 n. in. Hundny school.
11 a, m. Morning aorvlce.
Win, B. Hamilton, Vicar.
CliiiMliin tlinrch
Sunday school U:I5 a, in,
, Communion TO: 15 n, in.
Prayer mooting Thurnlity evtiiins
7;30. ' '
. , , Oalliollo' Clmrrl , v
South Oakdalo Avo. . 1 !
Vlrul matH Sunday nt 8 a. m.
Socond mnHS at 10:30 n. m.
Uonodlfltlon nftar socond man.
Kov. John Powort, roclor.
tlrxl Cliurch or (lnlst, Sclcn(lHt
llrnnch or Tlio ilolhor Church,
Tho Klrat Church of Chrlnt, Scientist
In Boston, iMns.
Services Sundny nt It a. m., sub-
Joct, "Soul,"
; Sunday school at All litidor
tho nfto of twenty nro wolc'orno. .
Wodneiidny ovonlnK mootlntts nt
which tontlmonloH of, Chrlsllnn
Sclonco hanllng ro glvbii tit 7 : 30..
. Cliliroh odltlco 212 Novth Oukdnlo.
Tho rondlng room I In tho M. V. &
H. building. Tho niblo and nuthor
lzod Chrlstlnn Sclonco lltoraturo mny
lio rond or purchased.
, 'T!l( IS ?9.rtltjlj iljVHo'a to
TODAY'S MARKETS
iitlwinl Ilia snrvlcot, mid vltlt tlio
ioikIIiik rimm.
tionlrol I'olnt
Huuday school ) a. in.
I'nmcliliiK, 1 1 a. m,
, ICpworlh Long no, u : It 0 p. m.
I'roiichliiK, 7:30 p. m. ,
Hpuclul music at both tarvlcot.
A cordial wolcuin to Mil.
Kviui..,ul. Klun'a (liunli
Fourth Ht. bolow Oukdnlo Avo.
Itov. Dr. V. It. MoronOnsor, I'uttor.
Ken. 518 Wwit Fourth 8l,
Sundny school lo a. m.
Iilvlnii mrvlio 1 1 a, ut. , ,
You ii n il yourt uro cordially ln
vllod. I leo KIoiIioiIInI ( IiuicIi
Cor. Ivy and West Tenth St.;
Horvlcon us follow!. , ,
Hulilmtli Hchoul 10 a. in. i
1'raachliiK 1 1 u. in,
I'rayer nud pralso turvlco 7:30 p.m.
I'muchliiK about 8 p. in.
All will bo mil do welcome,
M. F. Chlldt, l'attor.
First llaptlNt (liurcli
9:45. llllila tchool. F. W, Moar.
superintendent.
11:00. Pulilln worship. Subject
or sermon, "Tlfo Apostlo of RoIIkIuu
Mliorly."
0:15 p. m. II. Y. P. U. '
7:. '1(1 p. m. Topic, "Two Hundred
Olrlt Currlud Off From Olio Dance."
W. T. H. Bi.rlKRt, Mlnlstor.
M. I.-, (liurcli, Koutli
Cor. Wost Mnln mid Oakdalo.
J, K. Walbeck, Puttor,
Hundny school nt 10 a. m.,
ProochliiK at 11 a. m. and nt 7:30
p. m.
Prayer meetlut Thursday at 7:30
p. in.
Your pretence I requested at ull
ervices. Come and ' brlnj , your
friends.
Flint MrtluMbit ilcopnl '
Fourth mid 7lartlett.
"Tho Btewardthlp of Possession."
I tho theme for Sunday inoruJiiK. It
will littereil you.
!n tho evening ut 7:30, tho mon or
tho church will hovo cliurgo or tho
services. Thoro will bo short, Ineplr
liiK talkt by the M. M. M. moaning
C. A. Meeker, If. A. Canaday, Wm.
Davenport, and M. F. Van Dyko. A
ronlo (iiiartot in ado up or F. C. Kd
meadet, A. J. MnrDoiiough, 11. A.
Cnnnduy, and A. L. Vraman will tins
aevifrnl seloctlon.
Tho Sunday chool meat at 9:45
a. in.
The Kpworth I.ongue moot at 0: IS
a. m,
.Mid-week tervlco, Thursday at
7:30 p. m. Lesson, .fiuttliow 7:1-14.
I'leaso brinR your bible.
, C. It, Carlos, Mlnlstor.
Klrt I'roobylertan (liurcli
Corner Mnln and Holly trcott.
Hundny school at 9:45 a. m. .Mor
nliin service at It a. m., termon,
"Ncheniluh, tho Ueformor." Kvenlitfc
sorvlco at 7:30 p. m., sormon, "Amer
ica, Fettered or Froo," a discussion
or the I.oiikuo of Nations.
Music In tho mornliiK service:
Quartet, Te Dcum In tl-Mlnor (Buck)
Solo, "ir With All Your Hoart
(Mendelssohn) (loo. Mnddox,.
In tlio ovonlnK. violin solo. "Ro
innnco" (Wlonlawskl) YT. Carlaton
Jam's.
Mrs. McCurdy will glvo a brief or
Knn recital haforo tho ovcnlnR tervlco
at 7:30 o'clock, plnyliiR tho (ollow
InK numbers: March, Mllltnlro
(Ilnmes); Itomnnce,. (Debussy);
Pasloralo ( Rogers). ,
At tho closa of tho ovonlnK tervlco
Ilia roKiilsr followHhlp lunch will bo
snrved and tho congregation will en
joy a social hour togother.
Your pretonco will add groatly to
tho sorvlco.
Mrs. Clinton McCurdy, organist;
Mr. (ioo. 9ndrowt, director ot music.
. , I.. Myron Uoof.or, jilulstcr.
fomsn in
exr;
Allontion, women o Modford. Will
von kindlv lend vourtisHiKtnnoo in tho
ninkini; of. tlio remaindor of la vet tea
tlio Hod Cross haft on hand. If von
will call nt Red CrnsH rooms, anv ono
or moro articles bcloncinir to a lnvotte
will 1)0 nivcit vnu to tuka to vour home
ii n cl mnko and it will roouiro but a
ximill amount of vour vuluublc time.
Amorionn wounded noldicrs raised
a Rod Crosn I'lnir on a enntured Oor-
mnn Hnbinnrino in tbo Tlmmos rivor
nt London. ' ; '
.-...
: Oonorol Pcrshiriff ! permittiiiir
Ameiioiin soldier rrom tlio nvmv o
oi'Puiwtion in Oonnnnv to havo fur
loimhs in Knulnnd and thn American
lied Cross is busv proviriinir enter
tuinmcnt for tloni.
Insteiiil of tho cniv-croon lceions
Hint not so Iontr noio , tiourcd into
(.'hiiutonu Thierrv. I hero is n ditter
cut nnnv fust ocnuuyinir tho fnnious
litllo French town. Tho Amorionn
Rod Cross is nhippmcr ducks, ehiok
en and rnlibilW into tho "sholl shock
cd" oilv Hint is fnst roturninu to
normal life. Cheerful nnd sicmti-
i)int onckles trreot tho French house
wife nnd ohnnlicleor onco moro sum
mons tho dawn. 9
Tho .Unlinn Rod Cross- .mobilized!
10,000 volunteer nurses for 'duty in
wiir hospitals. "
Tho British Hod Cross chapter in
the ArgonliiiP rnised $2,000 for tho
llrilish, Red Cross; Our Diiv, I unil.
medfotit) Matt; trtbune, imwomy, OKEnoti, satttttdav, TTjmuATtY ty
Arliclc lo Urn vnlim of $10,000 werif
(loiiali'd, miuliliiiK thu ooimniUi'O lo
ol'I'er itOO prizes
Lord .Mitvor oC London entnr
laiinnl 200. Amni'lcitfi Iiovh, half sail
ors on Iciivii, nnd 1 1 1 1 1 i' uohviilesccnt
wounded friiiiF Red Croat liosiiilals.
Homo of these bv had laid in plas
ter ousts, lor lliitu molillis unil this
wiih their l'ii'st oiitlnu', . .
, V.-'"-,
Moro thmi .0:000.000 old fnsliioned
cookies, Vliko mother used to iiinke."
were iniiilo in France nnd dislributeO
with Red Cross compliment) durini;
the eii.'lil weeks iiiiiiieiliutvlv precedina
Mini followimr (lie sit-nin? -f tho arm
istice. The ciiuk ics were made esnc
eiiillv for I hi Aiiierieim soldiorH in the
field, mill tlio wounded in the lios
iiilals unil for distribution from Red
Cross eenlcrs.
Tlia Heil Cross hut worker writine
from Kranco eniimeriites tho rciiui-
sltes of it lfood hospital hut worker:
Die Hieekness of Alosei.. tlin wisdom
of HdIoiiioii. tlio ehiiritv of the Queen
of Slicbn, the' strenRtli of Hmnpson.
the loiigevilv of Methusiileh. tlio dc
inoernev of the flood Kiiinuritan and
the Diplomacy of Mjiehievclli.
KOrimlniw of Hnrvlre .
Chief among tho extension or ter
vlco to our soldiers In France have
been the enlargement or canteen fa
cilities ut Dordeaux, Urest, and other
embarkation port; tho establish
ment or stations mid assignment of
workers to recolvo American prison
ers coming out or Oarmnny, or whom
1700 woro cared ror at Vichy, Strais-
burg, and Mott prior to January. 1;
tlio Installation of new canteen at
many point. Including Nancy and
Revlgny; and tbo business of keeping
pace with tho American army or oc
cupation as It marched to tbo Rhine.
Searcher, nurse, doctor, and sup
plies were forwarded in great quanti
ties to Trave. Stonay, and other dis
tributing point. In Altaco, all the
wounded who had boon abandoned
by tbe retiring Gorman wore cared
tor and tent by ambulance to bate
hospitals. , ' i
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
nv A. C, Howlett,
George T. Wilson, who has a
homestead near tho Derby station.
came In Saturday night about mid
night looking for sholter trom hlm
totr and horses. Ho had started rrom
hi ranch whoro he had been employ
ed cutting wood, lato In tho day and
did not tuka Into consideration tho
condition or the road and wbon be
camo to tho F. J. Ayre ranch It was
about tlvo o'clock, p. m. and from
thoro on la a solid mas of sticky to
the' Reese creek school house, and
In narrating hi experience, the noxt
day, said that overy time a wheel
would roll over It would gather ltsolf
full of mud and tho result wag that
ho was thus lato getting Into the
hotol. But alter getting warm and
dry ho wont to bed and retted until
1 1 o'clock Sunday morning and was
ready tor his dinner. The reador will
remember that that night was the
one wo had such a heavy downpour
or rain, but aflor dinner he aeomed
to bo all right and nono tho worse
ror bis oxporlonco In sticky.
William Von dor Motion, wife and
son and daughter ware guests Sun
day nt tho SunnyRldo.
I am authorized by one ot the
school director to say that If thore
nro no mora caaos ot flu developed
horo by Monday, tho 17th. that our
school will reopen tor business. The
last cases or the dlseato sacm to bo
getting! along very woll and ' It Is
thought that by thnt time thoro will
bo no dangor ot anyone taking It trom
those who havo had It. '
,W. Dargsman and Audlcy Mayer,
two ot our soldier boys, camo in on
the Harnlsh auto stage Monday mor
ning and went to tholr homea on tho
stage, ono to I-ako Creek and tho
other to the Borgsman farm on the
Free Ferry rood.
Horn, to MY. nnd Mr. U 1. Con
ger a twelve pound boy, Fob. 2, 1919.
Tlo mother and boy are both doing
fino.
, Nick Young, our nowly appointed
rond supervisor and Alex Betz were
among the diners at the Sunnystde
Monday. Nick says tbat Just as soon
as tho roads dry enough to work that
ho Is going at It, but now about all
that ho can do Is to keep the water
drain off or the cuts, ; ,
N'oblo Klmmarmnn, ono of our
Jackson, county boy who has beon
stattonod at Cnmp Lewis, camo In
Monday ovonlng and remained until
th,ls Wednesday morning. Ho wanted
to go up to nutto Falls on the little
THESE
DURABLE SOLES
BY
"After giving Ncnlin Soles a thor
ough trial, I would not go back to the
soles I used to. wear even though the
cost were less. I receive twice the
service from Jhoes with Nefllin Soles,"
writes (. P. Jones, of Omaha. '
More than ,10,000.000 pairs of Neslin
Soles have been put on American shoes.
People were quick to realize the ad--vantuk'ca
of this sciciitillcally-madc solo
'"-its long wear, it, comfort,,, water-.
proofiics and- ils final economy. .
Good shoe stoles everywhere sell:
Ncnlin-Bolud shoes in many stylcs.for
men, women, imcl' children.. ,4 ,'. '
And any repairman will re-sole your
Worn shoes with Ncalin Soles made
bv'U'lie Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
Akron, Ohio,1 who also make Wingfoot '
Heels' -guaranteed to outwear all
other heels. ' . : ;
rieoltfi Soles
motor car, on thn rullrond, but Uio
cur was loaded down to 11 capacity,
seven passengers, so he started out
till morning on Walker' lino, In
tending to atop and visit hi aunt,
Mrs. Loo lOdmundsou nour Derby,
Mr. Shorman Wooley camo out
Tuesday morning on tho auto stage
from Medford and was mot here by
lior husband with a rig to tako her
homo.
N. E. Slustor, our barber, ' lia
bought out an ngato cutting sot or
mnciliiory In Medford and a motor
from A. J. Florey and I preparing to
cut. and finish up agate. Ho 1
putting tho outfit In tho back part of
hi barber shop, '
Mr.' and Mr. Dolph Philips pasted
thru horo Tuesday on tholr way to
tliolr sheep ranch, tho Hoagiand
place near Brownshoro. Kd Phlpp
brought hi dnugliter-ln-luw at far
a horo In a car leaving her at the
Sunnyildo, and lator her husband
camo on In a wagoa and they both
took dinner wltn us.
Amos Ayre camo In with a team
trom tlio Ayre farm to meet hi
ltliir-ln-law, . Mr. Henry Chlldreth
and two children ot Ashland, at the
Sunnyslde, taking tbcm home with
him and after visiting them a few
day Mr. Chlldroth and children will
go up on Klk creok to visit her par-
onlM, Mr. and Mr. J, Ii. Trusty. - '
Mr. Marslon. who ha been work
ing on the Corbln orchard and leff
thoro some time ago, storing his
household good In Mr. Knighton'
barn whllo looking for a place to tot-
tlo on, has decided to go to Gold Hill
and had a truck como out from Cen
tral Point to tako hi stuff there and
after loading and starting a toon as
the truck reached the wet ground It
sottlod down and stopped and after
the two men who were with the truck
and Mr. Knighton bad worked about
two hour two of the neighbor girl.
MIstet Hazel Brown and Allison Offi
cer, came In to aee the outcome. The
result was tbat when tbe men had
everything ready Mr.. Knighton said.
Now, girls, you lift on tbat aide and
I will lift on this and we will push it
right out," and suro enough' they
did, for tho truck went out on a jump
the advantage of well developed
muscle but I beard that they had
trouble on the desort and wired to
Medford for help. '
Mrs. N. E. Watklns and her daugh
ter. Mist Anna went to Medford this
morning on tho Lewi jitney.
Mr. It. A. Dradshnw who live on
the . Medrord-Browntboro road, was
doing business with our merchants
thl forenoon. :', 'w,
Kx-Sberirt Jennings and three
more gentlemen passed thru hero
this morning on their way up the
country in an auto. :i . .
C. W. Scott and Charles Xewstrom
or Lako Creek, called late for dinner
today. Mr. Bcott Intended, If . he
could 'got thru ; .-wltn business
to go on . to;.-..Majlfprd., tonight.
Ho speaks very dlscouraglngly con
cerning tho prospoct for further de
velopment of tho manganese mines
as there Is no demand for the ore
since tho close of hostilities. They
have a car of the ore now on the plat
form at tho P. & E.'. depot that be
would like to sell very cheap.
SAMS VALLEY
Mr. Griffin, Union Sunrtav school
missionary, will irivc a stcreopticon
relief show nt the school house Satur
day cveninir and will talk to tho Sun
day school Sumlnv after Sunday
sehol. , . ., .
Otto Frcshnm. T. A. Strnthcrn nnd
O. T. Wilson wire amonif Medford
visitors Saturday.
Don't forget tho farm bureau mem
bership nicotiiiL- to be held here, the
exact date to l;c published nreviouslv
in tho Tribhne. Evorvone urscntlv
ronuested to nttcnil.
Althoiich the cround hoc svmbol
of sprinir was in utroivr evidence
hero nnd the frozs snue in the mead
ows, winter seems lo bo with ns vet.
It is hoped u chnnga for tho better
will soon follow, that tho Ground
uiny he L-ot in readiness for sprin
sowinsr. ..- - '
Mrs. S. W. McCroadv. designated
CHICHESTER S PILLS
t-Adlrat Ah jraup PrtinUt ft
1M1U In Bed IM Unlit Birulll
Talt bo tttkn. Bay mt remr "
raMUL Aik rrr il t-4. li I EKTi
lAlZuND HltAMt FflXA.fy
rcr k9wn u Bert. Sift. AIan Rel UbU
SOLD BY DRIXVilSTS EVEHYHKEfiE
. CLOSE IN
Fivo aores, modorn live-room
houso, hot and cold wator, bath,
toilet, a good barn, chicken house
and yard, all good soil, close In on
splendid gravelod road and at a price
which Is a bargain, $2100.00,. - .
Ton acres, 'splendid modern five-
room house, good -barns, chicken
house and yard, lawn, shade trees,
otc, a fine bearing orchard, seven
acres wheat In, a little ovor one mile
from paved highway on' good rond.
This place Is ror sale for cash, tho
house Is furnished complete Includ
ing a new piano; thoro aro some fino
cows, chickens, etc., machinory and
tools, and tho prlco la very low,
3250.00. ' . ,,
Twenty-seven acres, 11 In wheat, 1
acre alfalfa,: balance ; plowed and
ready for corn; overy food good soil;
a variety of fruit, good and complete
equipment of -building,, house fur
nished; plenty feed In barn and wood
In tho shed; a team, -tine ow,. chick
ens,, etc.; machinery and tools, prac
tically new auto. This all goes for
$7600:00; takes $3,000.00 cash: to
handle It, tho balance on- time at 6
por cent, "',"'
BROWNS WHITE
w a
us tho "little luilv on thu hill." loft
Wednesdnv for Cleveland. Ohio, to
bo. with her father, who is ill with
rmrnlvsis. Mrs, McCrondv exports
to bo absent nt least' six months,
dillinif which time she will lie sadly
missed lV us all and especially thu
lied Cross, where she wiih an earn
est ami licloful worker.
Mrs. Hawkins, afler visiting her
homo folks hero, returned to her
homo tit Weird. Calif., where she and
her husband will commence house
keepini?. ,
11. K. Nenlon of Tnble Rock wa a
business caller hero last week.
Thore was a noticeable seurcitv of
apple in our precinct this winter and
niiinv were irnitofnl to Mr. Ward that
ho held his crop for the usual good
sprinir market.
School is now progressing under
Misa E vela ml with a noticeable im
provement, and it in hoped the pat
ron will anureciate the teachers
eniest endeavor to bring the school
out of its slack condition, bv having
their children attend regulnrlv.
Mrs. . O. T. Wilson nnd children
in pompunv with I). C. Wilson, visited
Table Hock relatives Sunday.
Hay It Is the nest In the World
There 1 one remedy that those
who know depend upon for relief
from cougbs that "hang on" after tbe
grip. Foley' Honey and Tar clear
the passages, soothes raw, Inflamed
membrane and .banishes Irritation
and tickling In the throat. A. H. Mc-
Donlol, Box 51, Llndslde, W. Va.,
writes: "I am glad to tell you that
Foley's Honey and Tar 1 the best
medicine In this world. I have had a
severe cough and before I used half a
bottle I wa bettor." For sale by
Medford Pharmacy. -'
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent a word.
Local Ten cents a line.
- Legal Five cent a line.
Display 25 cent an Inch.
Contract rate on application.
HELP WASTED MAUD.
WANTED Man with team to live on
fruit ranch near town and work by
day; also to cut wood and clear
land when not working In orchard.
Frank Perry, 1013 South Oakdale.
phone 220-R.. . 27
WANTED Live salesmen with car
to sell metal Grain Bins, Wagon
Boxes, and other farm specialties
direct to tbe farmers. Right party
can make from $500.00 to
$1000.-00 a month out of our prop
osition. In answering state age.
experience and references. Our
goods are standard. There fa) a
big demand for them. Coast Cul
vert & Flume Company, Portland,
Ocogon. -. ... Z76
WANTED Men to clear land and
cut wood, by tier or contract, on
Webster Ranch. Phone 6Sa-J3.
- 280
. WANTED AGENTS
SELL "GENERAL. PERSHING'S
story ot tbe American Army In
Franco" with color Illustrations.
Soils at sight. Profit 50 to J00
per cent. Send 23c for sample.
Herxlg & McLean. Inc., World
Tower c.-ag., riow York. 278
$18 A DAY easily made selling our
latest War Souvenir. Big oppor
tunity for Soldiers and Sailors.
Send lOo for sample. Act quick.
Ortcrman Art Works, Buffalo, N.
Y. - 278
' WAJiTED SITUATION.
WANTED Pruning, . either trees.
hush or bramble. In town or out.
Chas. W. Austin, phone 556-L. 279
WANTED -Work in town by dis
charged BOldier. J. H. Llnville,
Route 3. Medford.. 279
WANTED Position as orchard fore
man. Eleven years experience
Can furnish reference. Apply U.
. S. Employment Office, Nash Ho
tel. Z8
wantkii mscnsiJiASEorJS :
WANTED to hear from owner , of
good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Busn
.Minneapolis, .Minn.
WANTED To hire for a few days,
horse and saddle, or single horse
with buggy, for . light . driving.
' Phone 339. 279
WANTED To lease with option of
purchase small bearing orchard of
uSewtown apples or pears. State
acreage, ago of troos, condition and
variety. .Send replies to Box oO,
Mall Tribune.
WANTED Small furnished modern
bungalow. No children. Box W
' Mail Tribune. .. , . ; 279
WANTED Three h. p. electric mo
tor, three-phase, 110-volt. . Phone
' 03U-K. UBS
WANTED TO BUY Range in good
. condition. Telephone 391-J. 281
WANTED A fresh cow. Phone
KIWI..: ZSU
WANTED Fresh milk cows. Phone
7-F4. '.,..... ., .
WANTED TO RENT A small place
close In. woll improved. Please
state if stocked up or not. Mrs,
, Rose E. Caviness, (Harper, Ore: 280
WANTED-r-A job as housekeeper for
small family. Write Mrs. Rose
Caviness, Harper, Ore; 280
WANTED We buy vour unnald Lib
erty . bond ; contracts for cash
Hale's Piano Houbo, Inc. . J.
" Halo, general manager.
WANTEDr-rHouse moving and re
pairing. Phono 488-M or 488-X. .
WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty
bond, also mortgages, notes. Judg
ment, escrow contracts, etc.. and
mako short tlirt.0 lon on any old
.
im 9
HELP WAKTFHl FKM.ALB
WANTED Oood cook for small fain.
, Uy. Apply Mr. F. H, Hopkins,
? Telephone 1 B8-.il. ; ; ., 278
FOB RENT flOOHEB.
FOR RENT .Modern 9-room house
in luminous center; suitable for any
business, hoard or rooming bouse.
J, care Tribune. 278
FOR RENT Several modern house.
Building & Loan Asi'n, 429 M. F.
& H. Bldg.
FOIl KENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR SENT Sleeping rooms. Im
perial, 20 '.North Front. Reduced
rate. 287
FOB REST APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT Unfurnished Holland
apartment. Phone 710 or 337.
FOB SALE REAL RESTATE. .
FOR SALE OR TRADE A fine stock
ranch right in the heart of the
bunch-grass In Malheur county. 35
head of good cow, chicken, wag
on, tools go with ranch. Anybody
Interested write Mt. Rose Ca vin
es, Harper, Ore. . 278
FOR SALE lS8'4-acre tract on
Evan creek. : Write or call and
learn particulars. A bargain. Levi
X. Stevens, Rogne River, Oregon,
R. F. D. 1. 292
FOR SALE One hundred acres
water for eighty. Sixty dollar
cash. Box 29, Mall Tribune. 279
fOB BALE POtTLTBY AND EQGK.
FOR SALE Fat . turkeys. J.
C.
Herring, Central Point.
FOR SALE Fine Rhode Island Red
cockerel, vigorous, Cal. strain
also ben turkey; would trade for
laving hens. R. F. D. 4, Box 43.
Hertford. 282
FOR SALE White Leghorn cock
erels. Phone 408-R3. 278
FOR SALE White Leghorn egg for
batching, from carefully hoganized
stock. Mrs. C. A, Learnec, phone
408-R3. ' 301
FOR SALE One 500-egg Petaluma
Incubator, w. J. Warner, pnone
69B-.M. , : t ) . i . 2(9
FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs for
batching; not only pare bred but.
nut bred ot laying stock. . won an
first prize at Southern . Oregon
Poultry Show. Eggs $1.50 per set
ting ot 15: ss per hundred. Mm
V. Bursell, phone 411-R2. 301
FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. Have
you fed high-priced grain' to your
hens all winter with no return?
You might as well know first as
last tbat no amount of care and
feed will make poor stock pay yon
a profit. To make money from
poultry you must havo the best. To
start right and stay right buy Wes-
terfleld's White Leghorns. Eggs
and baby chicks. Route 4, Med
ford. - " ' . ... 300
FOR SALE Buff Leghorn hatching
eggs. Phone R-13M. . 294
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red
hatching eggs. Phone 370-W. 292
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE First-class yoong black
work horse, 1400 lbs. Two-horse
disc cultivator. 2 horsepower en
gine and pumpjack; oat sprouter;
. hand feed cutter; double -work
harness; bees and beehives. A. L.
Strong, Central Point. Phone Cen
tral Point 23x1; Medford 500-R5
2S3
FOR SALE Best meat, fur rabbits
in world steel gray, black, white
Flemish Giants fur alone worth
as much as entire rabbit other
breeds. Only young stock; future
delivery orders taken. Crane Rab
liltry, member National Federation
Flemish Giant Breeders, ' 1059
Court street, MedfOrd, phone 625-j
278
FOR SALE Quantity of chicken
fence wire cheap. Inquire Hans J.
Molmer, 727 South Central. 280
FOR SALE Stumps, suitable for
heating stove. $2.00 per load. Ber
keley Orchard. . 283
FOR SALE -Yellow globe Danvers
onion seed $2.00 lb. 540 South
' Fir St. . - 283
FOR SALE Very cheap, power spray
outfit and Fairbanks Morse engine
and pump. See them at 1113 South
Oakdale or phone 115-J.. 279
FOR SALE I still have a tew ped
igreed New .Zealand Red rabbits
for sale. Prices right. Phone
S71-H. 279
FOR SALE John Deere 7-foot disc
harrow and trailer. Phone 14-F12.
. . 278
FOR SALE Fine Shepherd pup,
trom choice stock, making of flue
cattle dog. Phone 19-F12. ; . 283
FOR SALE Loose alfalfa
Phono 5001-R2.:'
hay.
281
FOR SALE Home grown alfalfa
seed. L. Neidermeyer, Jacksonville.
Phono 21-F3. -. .280
FOR SALE Barley.' Clean, extra
heavy, suitable for seed. R. B
Wilson, R. F. T. 1, 280
FOR SALE Apples. . The Appl
" Store. 27 North Grape. 279
WANTED ,TO . SELL t- One good
cream separator, price $22. o0.
Phone 369-R, at meal times. 279
FOR SALE Singer sewing machines
on easy terms.. Cleaning and re
. pairing of all machines a specialty.
. 245 South Central avenue, phone
U3-K. c A. cnapman. X'Ji
STIR SAT.1 19K tr.no nf nlfaifn hnv
all in good order. - Will bale and
load on1 car at Grenada for $21.00
per ton. G. Cuneo, Box 85, Gren
ada, Cal. ,:, . .315
FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster,
Buperpnasphate. Ralph Waldo El-
don, kuss Mill.
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
. z&.ii per ton. Modoc orchard,
Phone Central Point at' meal
TOn SALE LIVESTOCK
FOB SALE OH THADI5 Good porty.
tierKoiey orchards.. , , ., ,
FOR SALE Cow and hog. Few
chnlco milch cows, gentle, heavy
nillkom. Fine brood sows, bred.
Red boar, great breeder. East of
Phoenix, 3rd bungalow .across Iron
bridge. . ' ,. ; 283
FOIt SALE Young nannle goat,
mug stock, itoscoe KoDerts, Route
3, Box 2. ....... 278
FOR SALE A fow registered Duroo
Jersey bred gilt and sows. Large
type and good ancestry, at Modoo
Orchard or W. -A. Sumner, man
ager, Hotel Medford. .
FOR SALE Puro bred Red Polled
bnll calf, born October, 1918; fin
, youngster., Modoo Orchard or Pal
mer Investment Co., Medford, Or.
LUS1.
LOST Fountain pen In down town
district, Friday. Reward it lett at
Mall Tribune Office. 278
FOB EXCHAWGH.
WANTED Exchange new Columbia
grafanola tor good nsed piano. teo
it at 225 South Oakdale or phono
691-J. . , -.' -.' - 280
EXCHANGE For Chevrolet: Frame
house 24x24, with lot; clear, no
assessments; location 737 West
Fourteenth street, Medford. Ad
dress Owner, 71 North Main "Ashy
land. ..''"... .-'' ; ."' i - 281.
MONEY TO LOAJT
LOANS Farm loans 8 per cant in
terest, O. C. Bogg. , . i ,
LOANS City loan. Building ft Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. ft H. Blag. ' . -
MONEY TO LOAN on good , real
state security, and win nay sua .
erty Bonds. J. 9. Andrews. No.
31 North Graps. Phone 63-M. 330
BUSINESS DIRECTORS'
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-t-UW,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nntibaai
Bank Building.
A. B. Reamea,. Lawyer. - Oarnett-
Corey Building.-
Anto Supplies .
LA HER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We
re operating the largest, oldest
and beat-equipped plant In the Pa-.
' oif lo northwest Use onr springe
when others fall. Sold under wrlt
. ten guarantee- 84 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon. . -
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
. . . . , r i
CJeanea up xor we umiuar v.
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone 851-T. J.
Y. Allen.
Expert Accountant
WILSON: AUDITING CO. S. - 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 1S7-B. -'-
Farm Loan
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40
years 5 Money ready when
land la appraised and title ap
proved. E. H. Hurd, secy-treas.,
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. -.
Instruction in Music '
FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teacher Ot
piano and harmony. Halght Musis
. Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bid
: Phone 72.
Planing Mm
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
. work, sash, doors mouldings aa4
. screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
" 184. '. .:,...:,'';
Physicians and Surgeon
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone ISO.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and
surgeon, practice limited to ays,
ear, not and throat. Byes scien
tifically tested and glass's sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft BV Co.
' Bldg. Phone 567.. - -
DR. F. G. OARLOW -.
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW,
OSTEOPATHIC PHY8ICIAN8 '
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bid.
Phone 904-L. '
Residence 26 S. Laurel etreet :
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has . the
best equipped., printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers', billing systems,
eto. Portland prices. 27 North
FlrSt. V 5 ' ' tf'.'H '
Transfer :
lisswsassnBJs1
BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front St, Pbon
315. Prices right.' Service guaranteed.-
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.1 INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. ;
i - TIME CARD.
Leave Medford for Ashland dally
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. .
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 8:13 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun
days' le nve at 10:30 a, m. and 1:30,
6:30 ahd" 9:30 p. lri.'
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
except Sutaday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.
nr. and at 1:00, 4:00 and S:ll p. m.
Also on Saturday nt 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:80,
4:30 ana ;?o P. tn,