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Newspaper Page Text....v MEDFCfflTI MATTJ TRrni7WTC.i MEBFOTin OKKfiOX, . SATURDAY, MAllCTI R, 1019. IWflE FIVE r( I ,Nfc Mark' KpUcnpnl Cite. Nnrtlronltdulo mill Firth Hid, B, a, mv Unly communion. 10 u, m. M 1 1 It (I u y school, i 'll ii, m, Morning prayer. '" 7:30 p. in, IOvoiiIiik pruynr. .' Win, II. llumllloit, V'lrar. '. Cnlliollt' f'liui'rli South Oiiltdnlo Avoiiiin, First niniut Btimluy lit H . in, . Hmionil iiiuhh ill ID;:iO ii, ni, , I lonoil U't Ion u'rtor suruud muss.. Iliiv, JdIiii Powers, Itoctur. Central Point Church Hominy school 10 n. in.; preaching 1 1 n, in.; Kpworlh I.oiiKUO (I : U 0 p. in. Tim ctiiloniiry rninpiilun will lie liiutii-liml ut ' 7: IM. Mr. Cliirwice Munkor of Moilfurd Mid B. 0. Fnbr will lm t h o speakers, Special music lit Imlli KurvlittB. Welcome to nil, .'rne ,Mi.i(ll ('lunch ('r. of Ivy ii ml West Tenth ntruutn. 10 u, in. Huliliittli school. 11 . hi, I'roitcliliiK. Subject, ."Tho Hon o( .Mutt Is Couiu." 7; .10 . m. prayer nnd prahis ser vice rollowvd by proarlilnif,- Biibjoel. "Tim I'l'tt o orrorlutis." Coma mid onjiiy t ho services, v - , - ii. F.Chtlds, Pastor. Hint' .Mi-tlimlUt tliiireli , r v " North Itttrlletl-Hlroot, ' . Preaching tl a. ni.' Itov. Vim Kos siin, district suiwrlhtondaiit, will preach both morning mill oronliig. tfpiwlul mimic, liotlt service.-:!' i Kpwnrth Unitun 0!.'.. Ml yoiinit pi'iipln of tlln Klly Invited. A cordial welcome. - i m. i:, iiiii-. ii, tvuiiii cor. Miiln Mini Uuk'liiltt, ,,. ., " J. E. Wuiberk, I'nnlor. : Sunday school l 1,0 a. m. ' I'roiirhliiK nt II n, ni. mill nt 7.30 p. in. Morning stibjort. "Steward dil UIXl TlllllllK." Mill II In lllejl Will llplMlk pri-ccillnir I lin ' sermon. ' KvanliiK, "liuljilliiit a City.'' I'riiyur mooilnu; Thursday ut 7:30 P. in. . Rev. W. II. N'hIhoii of San Francis co, nilllor of the Pacific Methodist Advoeutn, will preach on .Monday ivuiiIiik nt 7:30. Do not full to hear III in. Yon are Invited to ull sorvlcos. I'lrxt (liurrlt of Christ, Krhmtlat Branch of Tlm Mother Church. The I'lriii Church of Christ, Scientist III Huston, Mll, Services Hitnilny at 1 1 a. in., mil) iopt. "t lirlnl Man." Sunday Hrhool nt t:4H. All umlnr Dm ami of iwnniy nro wolrmno. NViiilunniluy i'vi'iiln in it I lima nl lili-li tculliiionlviij .. of , ('hrlKlluu Hrlnni'o honlltiK nro kIvaii nt 7:90. Cliurrh oillflco 212 North Onliilalo, Tliu roailliiK rojmi In tha l. V. & II, Imllitlim. The lllbln ami nulhor- Ijci! t'lirlnUnii Hi-luuvo lllurnliiro niuy ho mail or pur(hnnvl. Ttio ptilillfl In eordlully Invltml to mtmiil Ibo irvlco, and rlalt , llio rcadliiK rooirt. 1'ln.t lUiptUt (liunli llnw lunch bultnr a community In wbcrn a chun li Ik. A rhurrti In tin limtrilmiint of t'lirlnt. Il cnlla II hlii Imily. Komo nooilo claim la rxalt ChrlMt mid nt tho xnnio tlmo ilccry Ilia church, How cnn you miiKiilty ChrlBt nnil eriirlfy-the liody of ChrlM at tlio iinina tliuo? I.vt u lovo nn rvo tho church of ClirlBt. :r. n. m.- Illlilo achool, K, V. Mcarn, nupl. ' 1 1 n, m, Public womlilp, Subjiwt, "flod npimil tho Mpm'd cop, or kuiiIiik down to bare fnclH." j -6! 15 p. in. II. Y. P. V. - 7:!lfl p. m. Sormon, subject, "Ikiavo lo .Vom." '-.' ' W. T. 8. Sp'rlKKH, uilnlnlor. , Klrnt I'ronliyjprliiii (lilirrh . Tornor Main ami I lolly Klrools. Hundny Rchniil nt 0:45 a. in,, C. IC. (iatim, mipt, MornliiR aorvlco nt 1 1 n, m., sor inoii, "ClnrlfyliiK I,oru'a VIbIoii." Kvonlnit Horylco nt 7:110 n. m gor iKoii, "Tho Jncoino Tax of a Man of tfod," , ' Tho iiiubIo In tho morning norvlco will lio, "Duot, "I Heard tho Vnlco of Johuh Buy" (HrlKXB), Mm. Prank iBlinca nnil O, C, McCunly. Solo mid tiuartot,' "Sook Yo tho Lord" (Unli ortH), Cloo. Mnddox and qnnrtot. In' llio dVonliiK, nolo, "Tho.. llomo lnnd" (.loliiiBim), Until Warnor. ,Our fiicllllloH for worship and Bor vltio nro nt your iIIhpohiiI, . Mr. (Minion MuCiirdy, orunuliit, Mh, (loo. AndrowB, dlroclor of munlo. Ii. Myron Hoo7.or, .Mlnlstur. Christian flnircli Hlhlo BCllOol,;- J ' ' lOrchoBlrn hftffliiH'pliiyliitf nt- 0:S"'. Oponlmt ootifr 0 : 4. A now cIiibr for yiiiinit inuii mid womon. A now cr Im of IcflHoiiH of Inloriwl lo rolurnod untdlorH, "Krom llovoljlo lo Taps." I): 13, MIMnrd, tho pnBlnr, who Iiiib lirion tcnohlnK n cIiibb of 150 Biillom will lio tho tonchor, , , MornliiK Bnrvlco Oponlim .norvlcc nnil oomiiiutilon 1 1 u. in. Sormon 1:.10, Biibjoct, "Yo Aro tho ught or th'o World.".. .' .. . ',CiiA ;.. , . 'Bnlo, MliiB'Myrlo linviii, ' KvoiiIiik florvlco 7:110 Rpnclul bov- vl'no for fiiftiriinil Rolillora nnil Biillorn, " Koiiliirna of this nnrvtno will bo Ibo BlllKlllIt or BOlllO Of tllO flllllip Hon KB (ovnrylioily hIiikIiiR). A vlnlln, cidlo mid plnjlo trio. A vocul boIo by Ur. Mil bird, ono of his own coitipoBll lonn.' Apoclnl Bi'i'inon Riihjnot., "' Ainorlcii tlio, World's rfomlflod rnnd." A" oii'hoBlrn will aiifllnt with tho sluK Ink. ItoBor.vml Bents ,for boIiUoib-iiiuI artllors una fi-londs,' llonrty wolcomo .to all. , ' ' . . , , , .. N I Theaters MdMovftA 0XXOOOCOOOOOOOOOCKCWC000 OOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO' PAGE THEATER SUNDAY AND MONDAY ; w iX yrt jr -U;; i vv . 1 , haiihy Money lo Vitacroph Ulna Tlllibon Future "ALL MAS" AT THTRIALT0 TONIGHT JERSEY BREEDERS V OF VALLEY UNITE A few en I hit luetic Jersey broedora mot nt city linll In Ashland on Tlmra. day, Miireb , nnd funned tlio iiiicIohb of tho KoKiie Itlver Vulloy Jorney llroedora niwoelnllon. by elacllnit the rnllowliiH hoard: HlroclorB. Mr. Mc Cnickeii, or Viilloyvtow; Itotiort l'ur vln, Talent; Isimc Mcrrlman. Cuntrul Point; (.'. llollhniiKli. Vallcvlew: It, U. Himfnril. 'Anhliuul; Win. J. Koriis, Phoenix; pnwldoiit, K. P. iinnrord; vice proBlilunt, Win. J. Kermi: soerolury-t'roaHuror, V. . C. HolllmiUjh. .And further UKrcod to meot m city hull In Aslilnnd ut 1 p. in., March l lth to further porfect tho orKnulxallon nnd adopt n constl tulloii nnd liy-luwa. and plum for In crotiHliiK their meiribornhlp. AH who nro at nil Interested ,nro rouuPBlod to bo prenout nnd help foa tor Uil work, which, Is oucoui;nKed by tho Vnrin Iliiroau nnd O. A. C. Tho ohjecla of tho itflsoclntlon nro act forth ux follinvs'liy Mr. Sanford: "Tho grent benoflU to bo derived by tho valley In foalerliiK tho dully Industry uloiiK mora IntolllKonl mid pracllcnl Hues, by breedliiK bettor nnd moro profitable cows; to holp offaet tho proBimt blub food coats, nud for nnitunl bonoflt, by n broader cooperation, nnd illBHomiuutloii anions Its members of tho bont meth ods to bo purHuod In nttnlnliiK tho ilcHlred end, mid by IiobI brooilliiB mot hods; nnd nlao to foator a cow tOBtliiK naoocliUlon embrac.lnn tho wholo vnlloy, nnd nil broedB, both Krndes nnd rcElntarod herds, In which nil who keep eowa should tuku n vital Intereati lo ilelor'mliio by nc.tunl long tlmo IotIb which cowr cnn bo mado protllnlilo 'and.. which rnnnot, no tho latter may ccuro bonrdiiiK at their owner's expense. At. Iho bdiiio lliuo to encoiin'iKO the formation of ono or moro cooporntlvo bull associations so Ihry can ntrord tho boat registered bulla -v.Mlli which to breed up their Block: and nbnvo nil to-Toster that community splvft among dulrynion and cow owners tliut now no prom luontly flKurcs lii many othov lines 'of. - ondiMivor., tihd Is uro, to llrlng giealiii' pi'iiapoi'lly lo tho whole com munity by Itfl etrnliiK power and thus iitlmillato all lliloa of biislneaa." UNION STOCKYARDS V COMPANY CO-MMOM CARRIERS WASHINGTON'.: Mnrch' H.--The rnion Sloclc Ynril 'nnd Tr.iiwpoi'l conipniiv of (vhifiiio vns held In be a 'ctimmnti ciirirci' Hidiicct In lliii ium visioiiH of the net lo rcmilatn emu-, iiiorcc, in n decision tinluv bv lliu in tcivlalc I'oiliiuciTO coiniuiijsioii, ' - ! f 1 V' th oum"yJ k Vv'fDuST7 OOOOOOOOOOCQ AT LIBERTY TONIGHT , FRED STONE., Under the Top ll -Wi'l cood for nnvh'odv ,C over Idii'iili! (onstiliilion to Koo'thiM Art- crnrt nmlion liii'tiiro of Kri'd HIoiic'h. Yini iul net t'iuishi'd rnllliim ovcrv rib lnu;;liiii'.' when Iic'b ot f iiu-ain with hnino inori ciriMiK fonlini; and vou oilbiT linvo to cilice vonr fves or nnil. Soioi' of tlu liittri'st ciriMis scones tlml ever ciunii down tho pike arc ni "I'lnlcr tl.e Top.'' Xolhiii short of llii! Hiir 'Tent rould tdiiuo nil Kred Stmie'H nf-nihatie miracles, enultinirs mill niiriK'hiitiiiBM. I.U'OMurk POUTLAXI), Mnr. 8. Cattle Bteudy: recelptB IIO. Steers, best flX-SOii H.uO;Rood to choice $11.75 12.75; medium to good $10.75 11.75; (!r to KOod $9.50 10.75; eommoii to fair $8.50 0 9.50; cow's and hoirerii, cholco $10,504 12; good to cholco $8.75(119.75; medium to choice $1.75(1,1 S. 75 ; fntv to medium $ficli 7; ciuincra $3.50Gf5; IiuI1r,$0 ll; calves $r24iHl; Blockers and feeders $7 Si 10. ... , , Hjoks steady; receipts 313. Prime mixed 17.35 ii 17. -HI; mixed $17 17.25; roiiKh heavies $15.25(0:15.50; plus $I3( 15; hulk $17.35 17.40. Sheep steady;- receipts 35. I'rlme lumba $l3flrtC; fair to medium lambs $136 U; ycnrlliiKs $ 1 0 f r 1 i ; wuthors $9&10; owes $6.50fS.7o. Hutter PORTLAX'T), Mar. 8 Buttor firm. City creamery prims, oxtrits, oox lots 02e; cartons 03c; bait boxes halt cent more; loss llinu half boxes 1c moro. HuyliiK pilco buttorfut, coun try C- Cf u:ic; cubo extras C2o. OREGON I9f9 LAWS TO , . , , BE PUBLISHED IN MAY SAI.KM .;Mnreh 8. All" liiwscn iHtliiil liv the lilll) scsinh u tho stiito legislature of Orenoii will ho in print and available for distribution in hound form bv Jlnv 20, accordine- to llio svciclnrv of slate's office. The luws will he in force Mav 2, or ninety ilnvs niter the close of Ihe session. A GOOD WAY TO SAVE "In times like, these when economy is so essential, 1 . know of no better way to save than to have the entire family shod with Neoltn Soles," writes B. F.Williams, Rochester, N.Y. In his letter Mr. Williams tells of a pair of Neolin-sotcd shoes which he hns worn constantly for four months. "Thosolesstill look like new, "he aay9. You, too, will think there is no better way to save, when once you have tried shoos with these long wcariiiB, comfortable, and wnte'rproof ' soles. They come in many style9 for every member t)f the family. 1 And Rood repair shops carry Neolin Soles for rc-soling. . They aro made scien- . tthcally by Tha Goodyear Tire & Rub ber Co.', Akron, Ohio, who also make Winnfoot Heels 'Ruarunteed to out wear all other heels. ..Ut Heolin Soles'" . . iwltllwita. V.lhfthWt iM.:v.::.ei.., X o. k Vi r3 BUTTE FALLS W, llnv l'iirkr, mic f 4tr Koldier IxiVM. wnx welcomed homo Tiiexriuy bv bin parehlH mid mnnv (rie'iidn. iMr. J'lirknr line Im".ui nl. (,'mnp lcwin for Homo time, lint received Iiih, ilinc.lninfi! piilierx n IV'w diiv into, .Mm. William Henle lnw ratiinied lifter Hovernl eckn nuciit in Mcdffird. ' Tbu iluiicn liiht Huliiriluv cvcnuiL' wiih iilleiuleil bv a Inrito crowd. Hen KredenbiirBl one of our loeii runcliiiien, in reported to be on the nick lixt. Kill Trefcrn wan iliHcburircd from Camp I.cwiH hint week. The fmnilicH of Mr. Wood nnd Mr. flliH moved to .Med ford laxt week. Mr. and Mr. lewiit Dcioihh arc Medfurd vifilorH Hhh week. Mr. Miiln. Miincriiiteiidctit of the mill, in expected licro Kiitiirdnv, He will probably be neeoninnnied hv Mr. Dowine, n tdmreliolder in ibo mill and timber inlere.Htx jn the nrroiindlmt rieiulihorlmod, . Oraiiilmu (.'lark iB nxDCctiinr to de part for M vinit with licr eriinddaiiL'li ter. Mrn. Owen I'uliner. of liuxtoa, Ore., about tlio 151 h of Anril. After viKiliiii; ..there until llio firxt of June. who j iroinir cnxt lo -isit otheM of her hlmicroiin relaliveB. MifH Nora Williaiiw. one of our Hcbonl eirlf, is iiIko on the nick lint. Wrnon Jones, one f the liiuh ("liool Iiovh. Iiiih a bud eaKO of Bore Ibront neeompnn'cd with a severe beiidiielid mid cold. The KtiiiorH of the biuh oehnol linve completed their cbiKs oruanintion. nnd the ofiieern were' cboten from the Ktudeiit KnH follows: Chester Joiick. president : KMcn O'Kricn, vice president: Mildred I'iKton. Bccretnni mid treasurer: Vernon Jones, ser- L'ennt at iirmf. The ebiBH eolorH ore red, whiiennd blno. and the motto is "He Faithful. Honest and Sincere." The seniors aro verv enlluisiiiHtie and expect to make tho class of Jill!) one lo linger lon;t in the memory of their class mules and Jeiicliers. The (lice club of the h'mli school or an nir.ed March II, eleetinir Kllen O'Hricn. nrcsiilcnt: Mildred l'atton vie president : l.ueilc. Haviilsn. sec retary find treasurer, nnd Miss Har- ctovc leader. . The li!sh Hcbool students mid ten- h- crs ii". h snrririse nartv for Miss f Hen O'l'rien last Monday eveninir. Tbn occasion wu Ihe ninctecntli b'rtbditv of Miss O'Hricn. Tlio vouni: nemile H'"ent tlio ei-eninsr in t'linies and music, after which refreshments were served. " , i ; v Miw Mi tlniil. the eonnlv nurse, is ut the pri'senl lime .visitiuir our school. Sim is verv busy eonsullinL' and ndvixiutr the child ren on various matters of health and ill iuillli'iliu Ibeni to enlist in the health leat'iio. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Protiato Court. ' -Eat. Elizabeth Dinwiddle. ' Order. Est. J. A. Morey.. Order. , Circuit Court "Goorso Kaufman vr. Frederick C. Paso. For money. ,f Stuto vs. W. K. Campbell. Verdict of guilty. 1 W. D. Stendmaa vs. Blnir Granite Co. Demurrer. ...... . Edward "Wilder 'vs.. Cora Wlldor. Divorce. D. Ilu r ford vs. Guy Jeter. Injunc tion., lion W. Olcott ot nil vs. W. S Chapman. Foreclosure. U. W. Clancy vs. T. E. Beaulleu Cost bill. Kdward Wlldor vs. Cora Wlldor. Order. ; ; In tho- n-attor of application of BACK LIKE A BOARD?! IT'S t .YOUR KIDNEYS There's no ne aufferlng from the ' awful RRony of lamo bsck. Don't wait till it "pusaca off.". It only cornea back. Find the cause and stop It Diseased conditions cf kidueys are usually Indi cated bv stiff lame backa and other wrenchinK pains, which are nature's sif i .. i,ihi . . . ........ Hero's the remedy, when you feel tho first twinges of pain or experi ence nny of these symptoms, get busy at once, (lo to your drnsslst and set a box of tho pure, ' original GOLD MEDAI, Haarlem CHI Capsules, lm- fiortcd fresh every ' month from the rborntories la.', llaurlemv Holland. Plensaut ana easy to tnkc, they Instant ly attack tho poisonous gertus clogging your system and briug quick reliof. . For ovor two hundred years they have been helping tho sick. Why not try them? Sola everywhere by re liable druggists in sealed parkages. Three sixes. Money hack If they do . not hcln you. Ask for "GOLD MEDAL'' and be , sure- tho name "OQLD MHDAL" is on tho box. Treasurer's Notico. - Notice Is heToby -Riven thnt- funds will bo on hand April 1, 1919, for the rodomptlon of the followins bonds 1M PROVBMENT BON DS. Nos. '310 to 347, both Inclusive, dated October 1, 1910. Nob. 370 to 410; both Inclusive, dntod Octohor 1, 1910. ' ; " . Nos. 4.21 to 429, both Inclusive, deled October 1, 1D10V . UN'os. 12(14 to 1374, both Inclusive, dntod October 1, 1911, s Nos. 1221 to 1230, both Incluslvo dntod October 1,1911, WATKRMAlN DONPS. Nos. 37 to fit), 'both Incluslvo, Sor- les A," dntod April 1, 1910. Nos. 21 to 40, both Incluslvo, Ser ies "D," dated April 1, 1911 Interest on tho above nnmed bonds will cosbo nt the next somi-nniuiiil In terest payment date. April 1, 1919 Datod at Modford, Orogon, March 7, 1919. . MARY A. HASWHLL, Liu--. ..!.: ,"' City Treasurer, Mod ford Irrlxutlon District for ludg mcnt nnd deeros, etc. Answer of Kiln Ilanlny Uunh. Aimwor of E. B. Hon ley. ' ' " ' ' ' " - : 1). Kurford v. Guy Jeter. Under taking. , Ileal Ktnlo Trnimfem C. E. Terrlll to KlrBt National Dank of ABhland," lund In ' JaukHon county $14,285.15 First HnvliiKB Hank , & Trust . Co. of AHnquoritie,' N. M. to I'ortcr J. Nff, land In I). Ij. C. 50, twp. 38, It. 2W. 12,000 Malcolm M. Root to John Cameron et ux, land In sec. , 11, twp. 36, It. 2 W 8,000 Catherine C. JIIIihoii to Luella There Is mora Catarrh In thta section of tho country than all other diseases put together, and tor years It was sup posed to bo Incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly faJllna to cure will) local treatment, pronounced ll Incurable. Catarrh 1 a local disease greatly toluene! by constitutional con ditions and therefore requires constltu tlnnul treatment. . Hall's Catarrh Medi cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney aV Co., Toledo, Ohio. Is a constitutional remedy, fa taken Internally and acls thru ihe Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of Ihe Bystem. One Hundred JJollars re ward Is ofTcrcd for any case that Hall's' Catarrh Atedlcino fads to cure. Bend for uiiculars and testimonials. i'. J. ciikmki c co., xoieeo, omo. Hold by DmioElKts, 75c. : i Hull's Family Pills for constipation. Advertising Rates Classified One eent word.. Locals Ten cents a line, - Legal Five cents a line. . Display 25 cents an Inch. .-' Contract rates on application. HCTJP WA'Tfn FK1SAJE WANTED--Cook. Apply Mre. I'"red Hopkins. Phone1 1D8-J1. ' z WA'XTRII Ennertnncert sttenoeraDh or 10 aci aa Kecreiary ai (no niBn ncnooi oiiiiauiK. Appiy jacuson County Abstract Co, . WANTED Girl for k one ml bouBe- work: two In family; goqd wases. Tclephono Mrs. Jno. Tomlln, ,Motl Medford. ' . 296 WANTED to bear from owner of good ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars'. D. F. Bush, Min neapolis, Minn. ; . ; WANTKD Immediately Arl young team, 14W1 lbs. or more each. Phone 301-R or write Box 27, Mail Tribuno. 296 WANTED 'Domestic science teach. ers or advanced pupils to introduce Muzola oil into Jackson county homes. Call between 11a.m. and 1 p. m. at Hotel Holland for C. E Lowe. . 296 WANTED Four or five-room fur nished house before March 10 Phono 601-M. . , 296 WANTED TO BD Y Some good work horses. Call -591-J2, evenings. WA'NTED To rent, small equipped farm on shares. Box C. E. M. Mall Tribune. 296 WANTED Any kind cattle, stock or 'beef. G. W. King. Montague, Calif. -336 WANTED We buy your unpaid Lib erty bond contracts for casta. Hale 8 Piano Houso, Inc. J. F. Bale, general manager. WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 4S8-M or 48S-X. WB SALE VOTJLTKr AND EGGK FOR SALE White Leghorn and Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching. M-J. A. E. Stratum, S00-J1. 298 FOR SALE Rhode Island Red hatching eggs. Phono 370-W. 318' FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs, , SI lor 15. Prize stock; Fowler, Rogue River, Oregon. 299 FOR SALE Buff Leghorn eggs for hatching. W. J. Ferns. Route 4 Medford. 296 FOR SALE White Leghorn and Rhode Island Red eggs nnd chicks. F. H. Dressier, .phone 777-L. . 309 FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for hatching. S1.00per setting. Frank Myers, Beagle, Oregon. 390 FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for : hatching, from carefully hoganized stock. Mrs. C. A. Learnoa, phone 408-R3. ! 301 FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs for hatching: not only pure bred but, but bred ot laying stock. . Won all first prizes at Southern Oregon Poultry Show. Eggs 11.50 per set- tins ot lb; ts per nunttrea. Mrs. V. Bursell, phono 411-R2. ! 301 FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. Have you ted high-priced grain to your bens 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 yoii must have the best: To start right arid stay right "buy Wes terfleld's White Leghorns. Eggs and- baby chieks. Route 4, Med "ford. . .. .. . . 300 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROQMB. FOR RENT Large modern furnish ed room with sleeping porch. Phone 750-J. 297 FOll RENT Sleeping rooms, bath; close In. 245 .North Grape street: FOR REN 1 HOUSE. FOR RENT Five-room bungalow. 701 (North Riverside. ; Mrs. C. A. Hooker. . FOR RENT Five-room bungalow. .Oakdale district. Wanted to buy pullets. Phone 842-R. FOR RENT Several modern houses. ' Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F. ft H. Bids.' ' " . ' FOR RENT Three-room modern furnlshod house. Inquire 731 West ' Second street. 29S K. Wright, lots 7 and 8, blk. .. 21, Central Point. 1 OHICHESTER S PILLS M &il li'-'-l"'.Ul.n.,n,fllro.lOV i..i i nil mt)..o.v, A SywV.j Take nt, ihfr. Kr nf M,r W ' Jf llA)lON llflA.1l 1'lI.tJ), tcrltl sSOLDW PLMISTS EVERYWHERE FOB SALE JtEAIj ESTATK. FOR SALE Ninety acres with water sixty dollars per acre. Box 50, Mall Trihirne.j ,. 318 FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Alfalfa, tcraln and stock rancnes, rrom iiu.uu per acre up; long term payments. Gold Kay Realty Co. ' FOR SALE OR TRADE Farm wag on, double and singlo harness, farm tools, buggy, cart, chickens, etc. Cor. Nlantic and Liberty Sts. - 296 FORDS START EASY IN COLD WEATHER with our new 1919 carburetors. 34 miles per gallon. Use cheapest gasoline or 4ialf kero sene. Increased power. Styles for any motor. Very slow on high. Attach it yourself. Big' profits to agents. Money back guarantee, 30 days' trial. Alr-Frlctlon Carbu retor Co., 1461 Madison, Dayton. FOR SALE Washington Hybrid wheat. -Best for spring seeding. Limited supply, -fine re-cleaned stock. Ralph Waldo Elden. FOR SALE Cash registers ono at $75.00; one at tlOO.OO. Terms If necessary. Geo. L. Trelchler Mo tor Co. - 301 FOR 8ALE One truck. Smith Form Attachment and Packard engine. 1 9-horse gasoline engine, never been used; 2 30-horse Fairbanks Morse oil engines: 1 Austin No. 3 Oaratory crushers; 1 34 heavy Peter Schutler wagon, good as new; 1 large steel range; 1 famly range; tenia; Z Faust jigs and 1 table and rolls complete. Tools of all kinds. 2000 ore sacks, if In terested write Manganese Metal Co., Lake Creek, Ore. 307 FOR SALE Wood for sale In ear lots. 16-Inch, cut out of first growth fir. C. F. Fess, Leland. Oregon. 307 FOR SALE Alfalfa and clover hay at Buncom. Inquire of S. S. Bullis. . i : '. . ' 301 FOR SALE Seven-foot John Deere disk harrow at a bargain. Phone 14-F12. ' , . -300 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 1916 Ford runabout. Will take good horse as part pay or any kind of cattle. Car run 9000 miles. W. E. M., R. R. 4, Box 16. 298 FOR SALE Petalnma incubator. 200-egg, $10.00; Cream separator, good shape. $10.00. Cal meal times 869-R phone. ' 300 FOR SALE Fine quality hay J25.00 per ton. Modoc Orchard. Phone Central Point at meal hours. . ; FOR SALE OR TRADE For cows and pigs, three-Inch Mitchell wag on, heavy Mitchell mountain hack with 'top,' 40.00, cost tlT-0.00; Heavy Veils side spring single ouggy, $35.00, cost $140.00. Brom- mer Bros., phone 3S9-J3. 297 FOR SALE 1000 gallon oil and wagon tank. E. L. Lane, Central Point. Phone 13-3. 297 FOR SALE Strictly . fancy . alfalfa seed, sweet clover and other grass seeds. Nltro-cnltures. . ' Ralph Elden, Medford. ' - ' " FOR SALE One" Mellotte 600-lb. cream separator, one 50-ton silo; one fine registered Jersey bull. . T. E. Beaulieu, Central Point, K. F. D. No. 2. ' 296 FOR SALE Best built trailer in the state at Peart & Lyons, Central .Point, ' i . i- ' a .- 296 FOR SALE-r-Slnger sewrng machines on easy terms. Cleaning and re pairing of all machines a specialty, 245 South Central avenue, phone 903-R. , C. A. Chapman. -817 FOR SALE 5000 gallon tank, iron tank, 400-gallon - wgon tana, smudge pots. W. H. Norcross, Cen tral Point. i 29S FOR SALE Authentic History of the World War. Ed. Henselman agent.' 423- King street, phone - 532-H. ' ' 306 FOR SALE Sulphur for spray dope, Pay you to investigate. Ralph Waldo Elden, Russ Mill. FOR SALE 125 tons of alfalfa hay, all in -good order. Will bale and load on car at Grenada for $21.00 per ton. (J. cuneo. Box 85. aren- . ada, Cal.' , . : " 815 FOR SALE rFlne quality baled hay $25.00 per ton. Modoc Oiohard. Phone Central Point at meal hours. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE One saddle horse. Union Barns. 296 FOR SALE One team mares, weight 1100 lbs. Union Barns. 296 FOR SALE Team weighing about 1200 lbs., wagon and harness. 1 Union Barns. 296 FOR SALE Twelve head bred Cots- wold ewes. A. B. Myers, R. F. D. 1, Rogue River, Ore. 307 FOR SALE Two good milch cows. Phone 403-X2. 296 FOR SALE Mare, weight about 1250 lbs. Phone 183. . Central Point. :. 296 FOR SALE A few registered Duroc Jersey bred gilts and sows. Largo type and good ancestry, at Modoc Orchard or W. A. Sumner, man . agor, Hotel 'Medford. , ' FOR SALE Pure bred Red Polled bull calf, born October. 1918; fine youngster. Modoc Orchard or Pal mer Investment Co., Medford, Ore. I Am. LO.-IT Gold buckle) plne;.'s' reward. Kinder phono 667-H. I9 FOB KitcitANOBI. FOR EXCHANGIO-Wlli Inko homo or good car as part payment on my 5-acre ranch. Box 82, Kouto 1, Roguo River, Oro. . 299 FOR EXCHANGE My residence property for good pear orchard or farm land. Will assumo up to ten . thousand dollars. Edgar S. Hater, Hptel Modford. 299 MOVKY TO liOAW LOANS Farm mans 6 per eent In terest, O. C. Boggs. LOANS City loans. Building ft Loan Assn., 429 M. F. ft II. Bide MONEY TO LOAN . on good real estate security, and will buy L1b- erty Bonds. J. Andrews, No. tl North Grape. Phone 63-M. 330 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorneys PORTER J.' NEFF, Attorney-at-lsw, rooms 8 and 9, Modford NntUvoal Bank Building. - ELIJAH II. H (J RD Lawyer, 213-14 Garnett-Corey Btdg. ' ' ; - 3f9 A. 1. REAMES, Lawyer, Uarnett . Corey Building. Aato Snpplie LAKSR AUTO SPRINGS Co. We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. .Use- our spring when others fail. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. ' Garbags GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up tor the summer, van on the city garbage wagons tor good service.- Phone 851-T, J. Y. Allen. ! '" t Expert Accountant WiLSON- AUDITINO CO. B. M. WUsoot C. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. M. F. ft H. Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. v Farm Loans AMORTIZATION. PLAN 5 to 40 years 5 Money ready when land la appraised and title ap proved E. H. Hard, secy-treas.. National Farm Loan Associations, -Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. I - Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT -Teacher ot piano and harmony. Halgnt mush Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72. -:'- ;.- ') Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437, 8. Fur.: phone 184. ' Physicians and Bnrgeoxu DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. . Phone 130. . DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, 1 ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glassa sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co. Bldg. Phone S67. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAMS OARLOW ,' OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS ' 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. . Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel Street, Printers and Publishers, 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 ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed.- .- . -v brown & White Real Estate, Insurance, Rentals 10 South Fir St. f' 18 acres on (Paciflo hlghWa; 4 acres in alfalfa, 9 In wheat, . good houses, granery, a fine property and worth the price ot $6500.00, 20 acre chicken ranch one-half mile from Pacific highway; good im provements. Price $2750.00. ' 40 acre hill ranch, well improved, close In, good water, 20 under culti vation and has open range adjoining. Price $2000.00. . .. ,.;':: 1 :i-.i ..-' A, splendid boaidmg or rooming house, steam heat, hot and cold water In every room, fine location, furnish ed complete, at a price which Is ridic ulously low. Also some specially good- bargains In city homes,! stock and hay. ranches. .' ".-' , 1NXKRUU11AN AUTlMlAtt CO. ; TIMID CARD. , , Iicavo Medford for Ashland dally except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:1B p; m. Also on Saturday at 9:80 p. m. Sun days lo ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:80, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. ' I . Leave Ashland for Medford dally -except Sunday at 9:00 and IV. 00 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:18 p. a. Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:J0, 4:30 and 8:30 n, m. . : c ;.-) t . - M -1 I Us nt