mm
DELAY IN PEACE
PARIS, Sunday, Koli.' Id ( Hy An-
noi'lul ccl proas,) rroinlor llorilcii
nioonh hero hud ultllU, In whli h ho
ei'ltlolNiitt lliu delay In (toiiHiiminuHilK
pence while tlio troop urn anxious In
rolunt lo their tionion bus muilu mi
uiiilntibied Impression hero.
. Tlio mono view Ih mi hi lo hu taken
by no mo Aniurlcutis, whllo tlio Iii-KIhIi
lira mil Inilirrnrunl lo tlio domain!
of Ihulr territorial coiiHiikoiiIn which
lira niipiiorluil liy lliu lubor oloinoiit o
KtiKlund,
Htopheii JMchoii toiluy mild Ilium
.woro many reason wliv lliu trontv
could nut li alumni iiiSiiico, ovuii tlio
I ho I.'miiiiio of Nation project win
mil of tho way, - .Mimy Ihmukh (ho
will form thn ImihIh of pencil, ho nui
woro hoi nk I'tu'ufully nlnillnt!. Aiiioiik
thPlu Ih ( hi) iIIhiiiinIIIoii of iniiny o
I ho rniKimmlii Into which iho roriiuir
Aimtrlun oiunlro . him hnmi divided
mill illicit hor Ih Him I roulnnnl lo ho
ni'fiirili'il llulitiirlii.
Tlio French people, lio added, want
liouio liul limy roullicn, ul tlio snino
llnio. Iho 'danger of precipitate anil
tintuiHafurtiiry nolui Iuiim. Ho agreed
Willi I'rnmlur llnrilnii Hint thorn
should bo no uniincviwiiry ilnlay hut
(I hi not uliuro hi opinion Unit tlmo
hml been wasted lit the conference. A
(nil illnciiHKloii of nil iiiiimiliina must
ho permitted no (hut miltlomunln
which m Ik lit La decided upon would
Im uiiiinluiouy. M. 1'lolion nulil Hint
thoro wan no obstacle in recognition
holiiK ovtoudod thn now (ionium guv
oriiinont, lint added Hint tlio tiormiimi
must ho ninilii to reallxu they bnvo
linen bentim, n foot, ho nulil, or whhh
groat iimiiliorH of llioin do not Kiiom
to ha uwnro. Tlio now bouutlurles or
Oormiiny, hu rimmrkod, would hu up
lor consideration within a row days
CONGRESSMEN 10
WASHINGTON. IVIi. 18. A (or
if nil I'ni-ific eoii-,1 niivv vunlx will
no minio iii'ic t month hv tlio liuiiv im-
vol r-uiiiiiiiltce. Thn party will lonvo
Wii-hindon on Miiroli H mid l inno
'hix weeks or humor. It will include
Id-prcsi-tit alive I'niliii'tt of Teniies-
i-oo. ohnirnioii; Itiiirdmi of Now York.
Dl nor, Ahilinino: Voiuililo, Missis,
slppi: Vincent, (leoriiiu: Wilson. 'Ti-x.
"'ni: llmwninir. Now .lorsi-v: Ki'llcv
Mii-hiifiin: Peters, Mnino, nn Hicks
Now York; Koltnor or t "n I i f rn i ti . nnd
Mi-Arthur of Orritmi. Thn 1'uoifie
const mi-mber worn n vk.J toilnv to
,urriiiii!P lliu itiiilornrv toilnv.
Livestock:
, PORTLAND, lob. . IS.- Cntllc
IllKlior: receipt 1 03. Ulcers, lout
$i;tfl'H; irmil to choloo ll.7r.4i
12.7S; -medium to good $10. "tit.:
11.75; fnlr to good 79. BOM 10.75;
rommon to tnlr js r.nii, 9.S0; cowi
nnd heifers, choice I0 1 1; medium
to choice ft.7."i 0 9,7.11 medium, to
Tnlr l7.7Btf8.7B; Inlr lo modlnm
1(7; cannorH f. ,1.5011 5: bullii ;
oiiIvch til (!i 13. BO; slockors nnd food,
or $7f 10.
Hogs higher; roeelpU 270. Prime
mixed 1 0.i;o ijf IG.wr. ; medium mixed
tlO.anaYlu.80; roiiKh honvlos 114. Oo
Si 1B.3B;' pigs I12.B0& M.BO; hulk
tit. 00.
. , Snoop Rloady; no rncolptR. Prime
Innibts (14(1 J4.50; fnlr to medium
tlOA U; yoarllnKO 1 0 It 1 1 ; wotli
em t9 10; owcii $0.BO'(i 8.7B.
lliilter
PORTLAND. Fob. 18 Tlutter very
firm; nnrty ndvnnco looked for. City
ereainery prlnm, extrnn, box Iota B2c;
enrloim B3c; linlf lioxns hair cent
more; lonn limn hair boxen lo more.
HuyliiK prlco buttorrnt, country 49 (jf
B0c; oiilio extras BOc.
TODAY'S MARKETS
COURT HOUSE REPORT
Roportoit by Jutknon County Ab
traot Co., Sixth nnd Central Ave.
ltonl I0(o(o TrniiNforn
Wiirroii r,. (inHiiiv i'i ux to,
' Dorn 1(. IIohm. J.nl .'I, liloolt
1. Niiiti'uiiii'k ndililion $ .10
1. K. Kilsoll To .loKenh tlepnorl.
ICiiHt. hull' ol' Noulliwesl ol'
Keolion 8, townshii) rnnue
1 ' 2 eiiKt .' :),500
fleorun NifliolH In Koln Niolinls,
Lot III, blook , iMi-ilti.nl 10
. V.K Torrill loflooiuo V. Nioli-
ills. I, nnil in .liiokson imitnlv 102
A Womnn'.H llorhimitemltttlnn
' Mrn. n, T. Tryor, Franklin Av.,
Otsego, O., wrlton: "Nino yenrs nno 1
wiih vory niuoh atriletnit with kldnoy
Iron lila. ' 1 bouitht (lll'forent kludn ol'
inadlolno, but nil to no offont, until
ono day I lioiiKbt n box of I'oloy Kld
noy I'IIIb. I roallzod no grout a bon
oflt ri'om tlio iiho of Hint box Hint I
concluded myBolf curod of Iddnoy
troubln. I fnol nafo In rocommond
lim Koloy Kldnoy Pills to any kldnoy
mirrorors." They rollovo backache,
nolo iniiHoleH, BtKf JnlnlB, rhonmiitlo
piling and bladder nllnieutB, Vor snla
iiy Modford l'liarwaoy.
SERBIAN PRIESTS
BY
I'l Id IT, HitIiiii . ( ( 'nrrimiiiifiilim,
of Hie Aohoi'IiiIoiI i'rvMN. ! Confiriiiii
lorv evidonon of lliu Hliiuulilcr of Her
Iniiu iiiioNii. hv lluluiiriuiiK iliniim (he
ttiu', wiih itivou (o H ri'iinwontiitivo o
till! AlMII'illluil I'lOMK IlllltIV hv till
Hm; At il i vii VmiUi'liitrli. puxtur of one
of Hie I'liuri'lioM lioio w ho ih'ivhiiiiiIIv
wiliu-.:i. Hie niiiMhiiore Vf L'O of liiH
lolloumio.i nnd ono Sorliinu olfioer.
All ho miivh, wore nhot mid iiiiinv were
niiriilil nhvo.
Kntlior Yontxi'liit.'li nHoiineil n hiiii
ilnr 1'iito uiilv hv I'oiifiiiiiK ilmiHi iiftcr
be bud boon hIiiiI. Ilo vxliihitod to
Hie Ahuu'IiiIimI IVohh correMiiondi'iil
two bullet wouiiiIm hi Ink loft nhould
or. A not li or piiext, iho llov. TIioiiiiib
I'oiniviloh, ol rind, eHciiDed by fleo
iiur iii-t'oHM the iiiiiuntiiiii roinl.
Iho luiinlor of Iho prionlx took
iiinoii uiniiil ,l.i uiili'N oiml of NihIi. no
eonlinif In Iho nturv of l-'ulliur Yont-
Hrliitob, wlindi IiiIIowk! ,
' " r l oiiiNoiiitcli in ooiiinoiiv
ttitn ?z oilier Sorbinn nrieKlH wim
liii'ii liv ttuluui iiuiH Iniiu i'irot to Ni-h
ttboro tliov woro thrown inlo ii col
mid furred to live fur live iIiivk will!
mil foinl or wntor. Alter bii reloiiKC
lie mid bin 1'iiiiiimiiiiiiiN. who inoluilcil
l.iontoiiuut 'Iiihii (leoruoviti'h of Iho
Scrliliui iirmv worn uinrolieil bv tboir
eiiiituiN for i:i liourH to llelu I'ii mikn
:i(l miles etiNl of Nioh, un urineil Buunl
wnlkwiL' hi'biiid enoh.
About two hiiitiH wnlk frino lli-ln
riiliiukii, Hie uriei.lM rniiu- to li bull
mid woro ordered to turn off tbr
rum! into u verv hiiiiiII vnllev to till1
riu-lit. It uu uflor tniilniulii mnl hull
ii moult ituve Hie uiilv iliuniiiiution to
tho luiiolv moiinliiiii rouilH nnd vnl
IovhY Tlio nrii'HtM hml nut l'oiio fur
wlii'ii tlio iruniiU idiot them in tbeir
ImokM.
Kiillier YoutKoliiloli ilrui-uod liim
elf in Hie dnrknoHH lo-liiiid n Inrire
rook where ho enuld mm tho whole
eono of linilih r ImiiiL- eniii-lcd liv tile
Hult'iirx.
He kiiw liiH eolloiiiiieH ilniL'L'i'iI.
Home iloiul. Home linlf iilive. to nvren
which liml been nri-nm-ed for them,
mid their bullion thrown to the
UiinieM.
Miinv of the men. Miid Kntlier Yont
Mi-hitch, were xlilt nlive when the llnl-
uurs Hiiluriili-d llioir binlioJ with uiiho
Iiiii! mid ki-I Hiiim nl'ire. I-'Iiiuioh
-tpreml iihout them nnd tliov nleuilcd
tiileiiiixly lur morcv hut their iiIoiib
were met with . Hiu-erH. After the
flmiiffi had spent thoiiiKelves. Kiiid
l-'ntlior Yntilii'liiloh. tho elilirred
bullion f i violiiiM woro thrown into
two IiiiIoh. Arnm. Ii'ith, heiidn, he miid
were left nnilruilimr,' exooKoil to tho
riiviitoH of iuu mid wolvcH t tint in-
I'eNt the iiioiiutninH in the neiolihor
hood.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
rtv A. C. IIowMU
C. V, Koolt. hiii-;ueHH milliliter of
he mimumieMe mine on l.oxl ercek
nnd Chnrlev XewHtrom of l.uko en-i!;
iH'iit the nuilit with uh Wedni-Niluv.
Mr. NeWMtroiim retiirned homo nnd
Mr. Si-nil went to Medforil with Huh
llnriiisli, (lie Hliiue drive. Willimu
Cow mid 1,. II. I'ioklo iilxo were with
tin WcilncHiliiv nichl. Mr. I'iokle.
trouithl out u loud of goods fur
(iennro Ill-own mid Sons, nnd Thum
In V went on mi to tho Luke creek
count rv to untlier up the ercmn.
'hiclvenH, vuuh mnl u dressed hoi; for
he .lin'kNon count v erenmerv of Mcd
'onl. i . . . .
Tliui-sdiiv forenoon Kndes hrolherx
of .Meill'ord sent out u truck loud of
goods, '1,0110 pounds, for (leorire
llrown mnl Sons, and only charccd
hem nt the rnte of. 15 cents n hnn
he roods were dried tin thev would
he Toads were ilrild Ul) thev would
do their hnuliiiir for $'J net- ton: two
cents less Hum the rnilrnnd churued
ns their cheapest rules, unless it wns
in enr loflil lots.
Mrs. l.oo ltriulshuw of firownsboro.
who hml hcen speinliiu n few iluvs in
Medforil, ciiino nut hurKiliiv on the
Din i I car nnd took puuirimo on the
llrounshoro-Lnke Crook slnao for
liouio. "
Mrs. H. A. Hrmlshnw, who lives on
tho Modford-Ilrownshoro rood wns
iilso in town iluinir husiness with our
ini-rohiints Thursilnv.
(!url Slnnlov of Luke ereelc was
I'liilinu' in I'lnu'lo l'niiit nnd so wns
I'. K Mot'iiuc mid his limu-liter, iss
lolon. ' 1
.1. I), fierce, formerly of Tlk
reck, liul fur tin. Iinst few vonrs ho
bus hcen stnvinir in New York, eutne
ii lhursilny eveniuir on Die Lewis
iitnev nnd spent the niuht wiih us.
le snvs thill he not tees mute n ehnnuc
in thn counlrv sincn ho left here, hut
wns surprised to see such wluil nd-
leclives should 1 use ronds, ospe-
mllv hehveen Antelopo creek nnd the
Amite, station. The continued ruins
'or the past I wo weeks bus made nnd
kept them so soft nnd the constant
ii vol with wauous, aulos anil trucks
has simply tore I hem nil to pieces
so Unit it is a common thimr lo hour
of nn iiulo uollini; si nnk and linvinu
o have help lo irot out, nud;whcn lvo
enrs tiioot the iiuoslinn comes up as
o how I hoy (ire lo pass for thov hit
imply in u ilqeit rut hml ii is with
ho ulmost dilticiillv (hut cither ear
an not out anil then Iho one Hint
irives Iho road is liable to slny lliere
until he is helped out, Iml our rond
upervisor, Nick Younir, is doinir nil
thai ho cim In relievo Iho siluution.
Tim DnlV, one of our soldier hovs,
r men .eniun in nn Kridnv, hnvimr re-
coivud an lionorublo tliboluano, und
The Outbursts of
' Everett True -
By CONDO
r t '; s- ,
"-AND X Wnoiaj
lUHAT t AM
TUkfNa BOOT
4u fv
Yoc'rce
TRoe
TOO 1
T. don't know as it is necessiirv for
me to use Iho term honorahlo dis-
hiiR!e for nil of the hovs who went
from this scrliun of tho country lire
xpecled to so ilopnrt IheinHclvcs as
to entitle Ihein lo nn houorohle dis-
hiiror. Mr. Duly wns met hero bv
I'cte llctts with n riir to take him lo
Mr. Ili'iimilil's, his hrollicr-in-riiw. on
Knifiiv river.. mid hu wns aecompiiiiieii
hv J. II. Unwind, one of Iho veterans
of the civil wnr. Thev took dinner
lit the Sunuvside.
V. J. lluniell of Oiiklutul, fulif..
lime in Kridnv uioniini; on tho mail
auto mid wns taken direct lo Hie
Sunuvside where he eticiiL'cil n room.
Mr. Hurni'tt has nn 80 nrrc tract of
nnd Ivinir west of hero that he nunc
up In look niter, wiih an eve to hiiild
iiitf on it nnd inakinir it his home. He
X-cl Hint Ills I'nniilv will noino in
about two weeks. Krnnk Hurst nnd
. II. .Miiultbv ol Modford were out
his Stttiirduv'niorniiitr to urriiiico to
build his house for him.
Mr. Whitlev of KM; creek nlso enme
on! mi the stnue Friday uiorniiic and
ook passau-e on the K. l'.-l'ersist
staue tor his home.
Miss ruin Itencdicl. our nrimnrv
enchcr, who has been spciuiiiu; the
line since nur sohoul closed in Ash-
iintl. eaiiio in Kridnv ready lo re
sume her work Monday mornimr.
1(. A. I 'el tv. one ol our ruslliii"
fnnners, was n business caller Snttir-
Inv.
Henry A. Mover of Ilrownshoro wns
a business riillor Salurdnv.
Miss Mvrllo Minter eaino in this
inoi nuiir to un to Medforil on the
Lewis ,ilnev, but ho had so nianv
iinsseiurcrs thai he could nut lako hor.
Iho little railroad motor went on to
Hult Knlls Thursilnv nnd today load
ed down lo the full capacity. They
mi only enrrv about seven oiissen-
isers.
Mr. Hamilton, ninnm-cr of Iho work-
on Iho Kish lake ditch, nnd another
limn passed through hero hciided for
the upper country this inoriiimr.
J. L. liobertson one ol our hustline
nnd nroeressive tanners ennio in this
murium: with n crnte of hen fruit.
t. .1. Avers, .another one of our
proaressive men, has cone to his farm
on the Himle. I'oinl-Derhv rood to
LESLIE
S -A. IjT
(iodJLGS tho host
flavor otti of
our cooTGin
BUNGALOW
' v ' OW.VVOl'UHO.ME
tV yriry attraetlvo li-robm modern
MirtBdlOw,' RiirnKb, lawn, Bliudo trees
nd on paved Btiuet woll located. All
treat assessments paid In full.
H.llKJ.AlM PHK'H $17
Page-Dressier Co.
' I f rn
Wo wrlto Plro Insui'iiiico that
" . r'.-'-i-.
- KSHTi Al- Right It
ALUMS MGHT, MWS.
Now, twcn, cr'5
mays r-'tSAwe ;j;
i
peAce uith V(CroRY!J
help his Kim Amos before he. F. J.
Avers, has In B to Jacksonville to
serve as jiirvmnn. '
There is u spun of mules impound
ed in our town pound thnf are said
lo 1101011'.' lo ',d C'onlov. who left n
irowl. position us business nianuuer of
I., r.. .Nichols" store and volunteered
to serve his rountrv in the army, and
is now in the service. Hint will ho sold
to Hie highest bidder to pay the cost
of impounding nudU'iiriiiif for them
unless somo iiersnn comes to the res
cue. . '
Mr. K. ,T. jruri)h(nnd fniuilv were
iloinif business in out town this muni
inir. . j) .
. ,.m mi , -l.;.
ANTIOCH ' ITEMS
It is reported that Albert Ilinuham.
Intelv returned from the I minim:
cuiiit). has the nnimpM.
Clarence Wilhite or IVnuio hauled
n load of lions in murkct T iiesdav. ...
Jtr. nnd Mrs. fiordon and soil of
Hcntrle. were tradinir in town Tues
ilnv. Miss Mildred Sweet, who has been
RNE FORJRHEIEWATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints l)rives Out Pain
You'll know why thousands use Mus
terole once you experience the glad re
lief it gives,
t Get a jar nt once from the nearest
drug store. It U a clean, white ointment,
made with tho oil of mustard. Better
than a mustr.rd plaster and does not
blister. Brings ease and comfort while
it is being rubbed on I
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu
matism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblcins, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
30c and bOc jars; hospital size
CLOSE IN
. Plvo acres, modern five-room
houso, hot and cold water, batb,
toilet, a good barn, chicken houso
and yard, all good soil, close In on
splondld graveled road nnd nt a price
which Is a bargain, t2 100.00.
Ten acres, splendid modern five
room houso, good ' barns, chicken
house nnd yard, lawn, shada trees,
otc, a fine bearing orchard, sovou
acres wheat in, a little over ono inilo
from pnvod highway on good road.
This placo Is tor salo tor cash, the
houso is furnished complete Includ
ing a now piano; thoro are some fine
cows, chickens, etc., machinery and
tools, ' and tho prlco Is vory : low,
$3230.00.
Twonty-sovon acres, 11 in wheat, 1
aero altuiru, balance plowod and
roady for corn; ovory food good soli;
it variety of fruit, good and completo
.equipment of buildings, house fur
nished; plenty feed In barn and wood
In tiie shod; n toiim, fine vow, chick
ens, oto., mnchlnory and tools, prac
tically new nuto. This all goes for
t7B00.0O; takes $3000.00 'cash to
handlo It, the balance on time at 6
per cent.
BWWN6TWHITE
; 1Q South fin St, i
woikiiu.' thi Diist several inoiilliH ut
tn .Modoc cook liuuso, iiiiiI her sis
ter Itntli. who has boon working in
Meillurd. bulb returned to their horn
lit lleaifJo lust Knmlnv; :
,Iosse (Kiws hn iiurchiiBed ft trac
tor from lh tlates unraiie this week.
Ml'. Hunch, who has been visitins
his siHtor, Oriindinn Olnss, nnd other
relatives in Antioch, for some time
past, lolt Wediiesdnv for his homo in
Ti-xns. - '
Those who wero trnilinir nnd doine
liusineKs in Ontrnl Point nnd Med
ford thi week wero Ilownrd HodKcrB
and wife, Bert C'hupinun and family
nnd the (JIiihh brothers.
Kiln Chmuniin miont Tnesdirv nisht
with hCK friend. ItubV Htnithcrn of
Slims vnllev.
Miss dm Vincent-is workinir? for
Mrs. I'cndlflnn nt Tnble Itock. i
.Hill Collrell of Trail missed throueh
the valley on his wnv to Meilford one
dav this week.
Mrs, (.'urdwell from nonr Prines
villo. iK.'stiiviiKr with her mother, Mrs,
.ase anil sitter, .Mrs, Jhco (ilnss, t(
rccruiUuii ufler b Ioiik spell of sick
ni'ss. :
Then OIohk ntid wife'imil-JfyH. Cnld-
woll of Antioch wore enllini- on
friend ntid relative in Central Point
and MedfoT-d Snndnv;
SAGE TEA DARKENS
'i HAIR, TO Ai SHADE
f. t V : ) - j ' -' -
Don't t Stay Gray f t Hero'- an
Old-time Recipe that Any-
, body can Apply.
The u of Bait e and Sulohur for ra.
tortnr faded, srav hair to Mm natural
color dates back to grandmother-
umo. one used it to Keep ner hair
Dcauuiuuy aarn. mouy and attrac
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance,
thj dimple mixture was applied with
wonanijl eueet. -
But brewlntr at home In munnv and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by askiog at
any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth'a
boks ano nuipnur Compound," you
win get mis mmous old prsperauon,
Improved by tho addition of other In.
frredlents, which can bo depended ud-
on to restore natural color tnd beauty
w me noir.
A well-known downtown dmpFlst
says It darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
. Deen applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at a time. By morning the
I grey hair disappears, and after an
; other application or two. It becomes
I oeauuxuiiy aarK ana glossy.
I Wyeth's Sane- and Bulnhor r-nm
l pound Is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. It is not Intended for
the cure, mitigation, or prevention of
aiseasa.
Advertising Rates
i' Classified One cent a word.' "1
Locals Ten cents. a line. . -
legal Five cents a line.
Display 25 cents an Inch.
Contract rates on application.
I HELP WANTED HAIiK.
WANTED Men to clear land and
cut wood, by tier or contract, on
Webster Ranch. Phone 6S3-J3.
280
HELP WASTKll
WANTED Competent woman or girl
for general housework or to assist
a few hours per day. Phone 552-W
or call 110 Tripp street. 2 SO
WASTED SITUATION.
WANTED Position as orchard fore
man. Eleven years experience.
Can furnish reference. Apply U.
S. Employment Office, Nash Ho
tel, i . .. ' . . 285.
WANTlffn IWWCKIiLANTMCS
WANTED One horse, harness, sur
rey, -Belgian hares, Rhode Island
chicks; also chicken fencing, bath
tub. lavatory and fixtures. B. J
Rlankinship, 1522 West Bryant
street, Hertford, Ore. 282
WANTED A fresh Jersey cow.
Phone 4U-R4. 2S2
Wi'XTEn Tf) HI IV A lr h.hv
cnrrlage; must.be in good condi-
xion. rnone sm-K. ,- 'jg
WANTED Help wanted, man. wom
an or child,- town or country, to
raise rabbits for me. Phone 371-H
evenings. 281
WANTED A few tons alfnlfa or
. grain bay., Dr. Henry Hart. Tele
phone 194 or 170.
FARMERS AND OARAGE OWNERS.
: We can supply you with expert
,. inecmmies and Tractor Operators.
Hemphill's Trade . Schools, Inc.,
124 LNorth Sixth street, Portland.
Ore. . 2S2
WANTED To lease with option of
purchase small bearing orchard of
uVewtown apples or pears. State
acreage, ago of trees, condition and
variety. Send replies to Box 60,
llnil Trtbifne.
WAiNTED Three h. p; electric mo
tor, three-phnse, 110-volt. Phone
630-R. . ..- 282
WANTED A fresh cow.
611-J4.
Phone
2S0
WANTED Fresh milk cows. Phone
7-F4. . .,
WANTED TO RENTA Bmall plnce
close in, well . Improved. Please
state If stocked up or not. Mrs.
Rose E. Cnviness, Harper, Ore. 2S0
WANTED A job as housekeeper for
ouiuu iiuniiy. write wrs. nose
Cnviness, Harper, Ore. 280
WANTED We buy youf unpnld Lib
erty Dona contracts for casn.
Hale's Piano Houso, Inc. J. F.
Hale, genoral manager. . -
WANTED House moving and ro
pulrlng. Phone 4SS-M or 488-X.
PHYSICALLY FIT
AT ANY AGE
It Inn't ir, It's run-lens livlng'thst
intrs nen "'jr.wn mil oot." Kfi-p tout
Iriiernnl ortmif in (rood ?nntlition tad
you will tlwnys be phyiltally fit.
The mdnrys m (lie moiit ovfr
wi,rkI 'jrgnns In (h human body.
Wtitn thf break down imilpr the
sirsin and the deadly urfc acid ac
cumulate and crystallizes look out!
Tbtie iharp cryitala tor and scratch
tot. d'hfnte urinary channeli cauning
irrnciattug pain and art up Irrita
tions wblch nay causo prematura de
geiieration and oftiin do turn Into
dtadly Ilnfht'l T)isase.
Ols ot tli first warnlnc of slug
tin, kldiiy actiun Is pain or stillurss
in the small of the back, loss of appe
tite, indigewtlou or rheumatism.
Do oot wait until (hv danger Is upon
you. At tt,e first indication of trouble
so after the cause at once. Get a trial
0"i ol GOLD MKDA1, Hanrloin Oil
Capsules, in.ported direct from the
laboratories in Holland. They will give
almost immedisffl relief, If tor mar
csuss they slionld not, your mouey wilt
be reluridtd. Hut be sure to get GOLD
11KDAI,. None other Is genuine. In
"led lioxes, three sizea.
VOH RKX HOUBE.
FOR RI3.VT Several modern houses.
Building Loan AflB'n. 429 M. F
& H. Rldg. ... '
FOB RENT FURNIBRD ROOM
FOR SENT Sleeping rooms. Im
perial, 30 Korth Front. Reduced
rates. 287
FOR 8ALK ItKAXi SSTATX.
FOR SALE Seventy acres water
two-fifty upkeep year, price six
thousand. Box 60, Mall Tribune.
283
FOR RENT OR SALE Five-room
furnished house; modern: garage
Inquire 731 West Second street.
. 283
FOR SALE 158'-acre tract on
Evans creek. Write or call and
learn particulars. A bargain. Levi
N. Stevens, Rogue River, Oregon
R. F. D. 1. . 292
YOH SALE POULTRY AND EGGE
FOR SAL1 Rhode Island Red. and
White Leghorn eggs. F. H. Dress
ier, pbone 777-L.- . , 280
FOR SALE A few cockerels of new
Oregon breed. Phone 16-F4. 283
FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for
batching. II. 00 per setting. Frank
Myers, Beagle, Oregon. - 390
FOR SALE Fine Rhode Island Red
cockerel, vigorous, Cal. strain
also ben turkey; would trade for
laying hens. R. F. D. 4, Box 43.
.iitr.ioru. . i. . 2S2
FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for
Hatching, from carefully hoganized
slock. Mrs. C. A. Learnec, p'none
4U!i-K3. 301
FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs for
notching: not only pure bred but,
but bred of laying stock. Won all
first prizes at Southern Oregon
Poultry Show. Eggs tl.GO per set
ting or is; s per hundred. Mrs.
V. Bnrsell, phone 411-R2. 301
FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. Have
you fed bigh-priced gram to your
nens all winter with no return?
You might as well know first as
last that no amount of care and
feed will make poor stock pay you
a profit. To make money from
poultry you must have the best. To
start right and stay right buy Wes
terner! s White Leghorns. Eggs
and baby chicks. Route 4, lied
ford. ' 300
FOR SALE Buff Leghorn hatching
eggs. - Phone R-13M.. . 294
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red
hatching eggs. Phone 370-W. 292
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Sulphur for spray dope.
Pay yon to Investigate. Ralph
WMao Elden, Kuss Mill. ;
FOR SALi: Ford car. Call 854 East
Ninth street. 284
FOR SALE 4,000-gal. oil tank, good
as new; wagon tank and smudge
pots, good condition. One ISO
gal, iron water tank. E. L. Lane.
Central Point, phone 13-3. 281
FOR SALE First-class youne black
work horse, 1400 lbs. Two-horse
disc cultivator, 2 horsepower en
gine and pumpjack: oat sorouter
hand feed cutter; double work
harness; bees'and beehives. A. E.
Strong, Central Point. Phone Cen
tral Point 23x1: Medford 500-R5
.' 283
FOR SALE Quantity ot chicken
fence wire cbeap. Inquire Hans J.
Holmer, 727 South Central. 280
FOR SALE Stumps," suitable for
heating stove; S2.001 per load. Ber-
keley Orchard. - 283
FOR SALE Yellow globe Danvers
onion seed ?2.00 lb. 540 South
Fir St 283
FOR SALE Fine Shenherd nun
from choice stock, making of fine
came aog. rnone 19-F12. 2S2
FOR SALE Loose . alfalfa
hay.
281
Pbone BO0--R2.
FOR SALE Home ' grown alfnlfa
seed. L. Neldermeyer, Jacksonville.
Phone 21-F3. 280
FOR SALE Barley. Clean, extra
neavy, suitable for seed. R. B.
Wilson, R. F. D. 1, '2S0
FOR SALE Singer sewing machines
on easy terms. Cleaning and re
pairing ot all machines a specialty.
245 South Central avenue, phone
903-R. C. A. Chapman. - . 291
FOR SALE 125 tons of alfalfa hay,
ait in good ordor. Will bale and
load on car at Grenada for $21.00
per ton. G. Cuneo, Ilpx 85, Gren
ada, Cal. 315
FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster.
superpnaspnnte. Ralph Waldo El
don, Rusa Mill.
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
i3i.uo ner ton. Modoo Orchard.
Phone Central . Point at meal
hours.
FOR SALE MVK8T0CK
FOR SALE -Male big bone Poland
Cblnu, olght months old. I'odlgrcn
furnished.' , k; L. Ton Vollo,, Jack
sonville.' - - ' ' 280
FOH SALE Twelve hend of shoatii,
average weight 75 lbs, E. E.
- Hoames, phone 14-F23. i 288
FOR SALE Two good dairy cows,
heavy: milkers. ' Inquire of 8. A.
Marshall, Central Point. 283
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good pony.
Berkeley Orchards. 288
FOR SALE Cows and hogs, Few
choice milch cows, gentle, heavy .
milkers. Flno brood sows, bred.
Red boar, great breeder.. East ot
Phoenix, 3rd bungalow across Iron
bridge. 282
FOR SALE A few registered Duroo
Jersey bred gilts and sows. Large
type and good ancestry, at Modoo
Orchard or W. A. Sumner, .man
ager. Hotel 'Medford.
FOR SALE Pure bred Red Polled
bull cal r. born October, 1918; fine
youngster. Modoc. Orchard or Pal
mer Investment Co,, Medford, Ore.
FOR EXCTIANOK.
WANTED Exchange new Columbia
grafnnoln for good used piano. Soe
it at 225 South Oakdale or phone
691-J. 280
EXCHANGE For Chevrolet: Frame
house 24x24, with-lot; clear, no
. assessments; location 737 West
Fourteenth street, Medford. Ad
dress Owner, 7! .North. Main Ash
land. ' 281
MONEY TO LOAN
LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent In
terest, O. C. Boggs. .....is
LOANS City loans. Building & Loan
. Assn., 429 M. F. & II. Bldg.,
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate security, and will bay Lib
erty Bonds. J. 3. Andrews. No.
II North Grape. Phone 53-M. 330
BUSINESS DIRECTOR? .
Attonte)
PORTER J. NEFF. Attorney-at-lsw,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building. ...
A. E. Reames, Lawyer, Garnet t
Corey Building.
- Auto Supplies - - -
LAHBR AUTO SPRINGS Co. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant in the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Garbage'
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for tha summer.. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone 851-Y. J.
Y. Allen. -
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. -Attention given
to anything in Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. . Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. Building,
Medford. Phone 167-R.
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION - PLAN 5 to 40
years 5 Money ready when
land is appraised and title ap
proved. E. H. Hurd, secy-treas.,
; National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford.
Instruction in Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Halght Musts
' Studio, 401 . Garnett-Corey , Bldg, "
Phone 72.
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phone
184. .. .1.,
- Physicians and Burgeons .
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
phyBlcIan. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130. ; .
DR. J. J. EMMBNS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasB sup
plied. Oculist and. Aurist for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co.
Bldg., Phone 567. s ,' ; - , M.
DR. F. G. CARLOW
' DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN8m
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
' Printers and Publlshera
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office in
Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North,
Fir St. ... - .. . ..
- Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North. Front St Phone
315. Prices right.. Service guar
anteed. .' - ' i
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
TIME CARD.
Iicavo Metirord 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 nve at 10:30 a. m, and 1:30,
6:30 and 9:30 p. m.
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a,
m. and at 1:00,, 4:00 and 5:15 p. mi
Also on Saturday at 0:30 p. m. Sun
days loave at 9:00 a, m, and 12:30.
4:30 and 6:30 p. m. ..