"MEDFOTin MATT TitTIVUNTC, MTIBFOTIT), OTfRfl ON", TTTTT RRT) A Y, MARCT 13,- IQtfl
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PAOE JTVTJ
NAZIMOVA
AI RIALTO FRIDAY
Mnny of the scone which play a
lixiMt Important part In tho groat Not
liuovn production, "Out of thv Van,'
wlih h will nppcnr at tlio Itlulto thoo
tro tomorrow and Huturduy, worn
niadn at ft wall known lighthouse an
tho count ot Mnlno, I'nrmuislnii for
thlN unusual privilege was grnntod
by the government a representative
of tin) NnKlmova Production company
liuvlim Mono nn a niittelitl trip to
WntilihiKton for thin purpose. -
. "Out of the Fog,", la n trnimtiidnun
drama of tho una mid gives Noiiltiiuvn
(wo (llBtlnotlvo roles whfoh provide
ovory opportunity for lir varied and
Inlmiiio powers, flomo of tho scones
(loplet tho light holme ns It Htitniln on
tho rock-hound Now KliKlnnit coast
r-a lonely object on this dosolutn
simt lashed and buffatod by the
slnmi-Unmcd wavns. Others aro Ink
Mi In Ilia light tower showing tha
revolving Unlit whirl) In seen by ships
far out to sea, warning thorn of (hit
troAcliorou rocks and slinnls upon
which tho beacon liuidii. These
scones am unusual In that It la mil
(loin thil tho prlvlUiKO for taking ulr
lure., oil government properly Ih
jtruiilcd. ,
AI
Mark llrontiin, a mining man of
somewhat ahady reputation wo ahnt
anil killed at a hoiat yesterday and
tho affair Is veiled In inyntory. Tliarc
worn two people present when tho
ahootliiK occurred. Ono waa Harry
Wulli, a prospector, who I accused
of tho rrlmo and tho other, Jnnlro
Vwlltams, a beautiful cabaret Kir)
who disappeared beforo tho could be
' detained and Wobb will probably pay
tho penalty. -
i You've doubtleaa read stories like
thla In tho nowapapera, tlmo and
Kitln. Thla, however, la merely tho
atari of the now Paramount picture,
'Tho .Man From . Klinernl Uuiiito,'
whirl! XII bo ahown ut the Liberty
theater today. 'Wullnca rtold la the
tor and Ann Llttlo la his -loading
woman. Mis Little la the girl Held
play Webb. You'll want to Know
how It cornea out. won't you? Then
your only chunco la to see tho pic
ture EaifetNews
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Z PORTLAND, Mar. 13. Calllo
toady; rocelpta 92. 8loors, beat (1.1
Jll4; Rood to choice ll.r0 12.50;
mod I u in to Rood $10.&U4f 1 1,50; fair
to Rood ll.r0' lO.r.O; Rood to fair,
$X,fiu(f 9. DO; cowa and hoi fori, cholco
$10.60 12; Rood to cholco 0flf
10.50; medium to Rood $7.50'J9;
fair to modlum $07; ennnera $.1.50
f6; bulla IlliJi 10; cnlvex $9.50?T
Hi alockera and fendera 7 fit 10.
"- Hogs atnndy; receipts 421. Prime
mixed $ I7.504P17.7B; medium mixed
$17.25 17.60; roUKh honvlea $15.50
1(1.50; plRN $154(16; bulk $17.50.
-.' Shoop atondy; no receipts. Prime
Inmba $15.50 flip 10.50; fair to medium
$ 13.50 ff 14.50; yearlings $Uffl2s
wotliors $94(10; owes $0.504l L0.G0.
Butter
'.PORTLAND, Mar. 13. Buttor
weak, Cltycronmory prlnta, extras,
box lota 02c;. cartons OHc; half boxos
half vont moro; loss than halt boxoa
ono cent moro. IluyliiR price biittor
fat, country, 62 113c; cubo oxtrtin
GOo.
; '. Kkkm .
: T'OHTLAINII),'. Nnr; 13. Eggs
selling price, ennooomit, 80e; Inlying
prlco, 7,4 4f38o; soiling' prlco, can
dled, 40c; soloctod candled In cartons
43c. .. , v. - -' ,.;..-. .-..-;'
;. Hiifferoil for ICIgtit Yonr
" '. Iilioumntlc pains, liime back, floro
muscles mid stiff Joints moBl fro
qttontly can bo trncod to ovorworkod,
wonk or disordered' kldnoys. Daisy
noil, R. V, D. 3, Uox 234, Savannah,
QM, .wrltos: "I was sufforlnR for
, olRnt years from pain In tho back
and could not do any of my work, but
alnoo I hnvo taken Foloy Kidney Pills
1 onn do alt ot my work," Foley Kid
ney iPllls Kftvo' RWon rollof to tlioii
snnds who stiff drod from kldnoy or
bladder trouble. Try thorn. For
Bnlo by Mod ford Pharmacy.
SAYS FIGHT WAS FATfc,
(Contlnuort from page one.)
almost anything in reason to ho able
to. Visit my 'mother, who was old and
, foeblo. . , V1' .. . . ': '
''.tJhloss VVIllard auroos to flRht
within n ronsonablo tlmo which ho
should do lo'(ro,vo, if ho enn, that ho
can, bout mo fairly, 1 shall ulnlm tho
world'o tltlo." - ' "
i- Wlllaril's Denial
LAWIItRNCra, Kiis., Mar. ,13.
Jnclt Johnson' simply noods tho
money and Is trylnn to put over an
' other mntch, was tho comment of
J 0.88 'fr() wljoi; Bhoyi 119.8(111,9.
nifliit rocelvod from llnvuiiu 'today In
which JohiiHou vlitlmod tho fiham
liloiiHhlp bout with Wllluhl four
yenra uro wiki a pru-nrniiiKed affnlr.
"Tluiro la ahiiolulely nothliiR to It."
VVIIInrd oonlliiiied. "I rufimo to dlf
ulry the aliUuiiioiit with a dunlnl; for
an fur iih am concerned, It la almply
u crudo Joke.
"In view of tho ruct ih at tliore
wuro aport wrltnra ipid flRlit critic
from .all over tho world In Havana
whim I won tho championship from
.loliiiaoii, It Is foolish to mippono tluil
a fiiko could hnvo boon perpatrated
oven If I had boon an low an to conn
tennnco such 'w nrraiiRomoitt.
- ",lolnvnn'a Riitno la ulinoat childish
In Ita altnpllcity and you, muy any for
mo that I refuse to full for It. J do
not Intend to flitht .loh;ison aifiiln or
any other colored man." .
EAGLE P3INT. EAGLEFS
Bv A. ClYlowlctt. ,
I linve lienn ri'iiiKwIml In pill the
I'nlliiH'inir uolico in tho AU'dl'ord .Mail
Tribune; , 1
llied. in I,on Aiiucli'H, .Cnlif.. Jan.
HI. J II II), of NimliiHh intliioimi.
Juiiiim Aiixliu flrecn, nirt-il about ,'ll
vuiim, lie viik born in Niuui t'itv.
" 1 1 1 i i '. and liM mollier nooii moved to
ICimle I'liinl. whore ho wax rniseil and
I'lliiciilcd.. Me wiih a trrnnil moii of the
lulu J. J. Krver. lie Iciivcm 11 wife
mill iimlliur and '. two adntn. r.
t'linili'H Jnnen,nf Kciillli), unil Mm.
r'lovd l'ien-e of KiirIh I'oinl, lo mourn
bin Iohm. lie wiih ul'flieted nil bin life
wiih Ncuuetliiiiir like miili'idin CitH. bill
liix mind Ht'i'ineil to lie L-encnillv cli-ur
on L'i'uernI siibiix-tM mid wok' unite
liriulit, mid well edtii-nteil.
I.iil. Kntiirdiiv nielil I'rof. Deiir
Inl f, the principal of our xchool. cave
a linrlv tit tbe lumilH of (lie Ki-liool
and a few of the' invited fricmU ami
I would inden from the invitation (hat
I received that it wiih intended to be
a i-eleliralinii of Bl, I'm I rick's ilnv
il wiih Ivihi wrillen in the Modern'
IriNh luneimt;i, but iih Ldiil mil atteii','
inn not nblit In uive iiimiv of tlie nur
ticiilnrH, but am told Unit nmonir Hie
aniUMinir 'calurc of Ihe enlerlain-
mi'iit n a lioxiiiu inuteli between due
of mr tiniiiiiiieut men mid a Woman.
but did not learn the ileeiHion of the
indue. ' Anotlier feature of llio nluv
wim tin inula 1 1011 of an "Inuli wake"
The eorp-in wax ho well nreimrcd t
it wn difficult trt ileeide whether it
wiih a real enriwn or a "live eornse."
lhev iiimo had cmiieH of din'erenl
kind to anmsn tlie-rhihlrcn nml Hie
oveniiiir wiih tmsHcd off verv nleiiH-
niuiv uniii 11 came nine to serve
HiiniiiT, when il wii8 diHcovere.l tlmt
HonieixirHon or nerKoiiH hud slnleu one
of the bnhl.elK eonlnininir n cake nml a
dmli iif milnd mid a hH of nilvrr forks
ninl oilier dbdici that , bail lui-n
lirouulitv.liv our oriiniirv leneher. Miss
lum llencdicl. Siimpicioii woh soon
fiihlcned on the two bov or rntll'r
voiinir men who wen- suiiobc(I to be
the L'uiltv unci ami llio next dnv
cuke of the stiine kimt Hint was ulolen
was in the lunch hueket of two of Ihe
children, mid later I iimlerHlmid, the
enliiritit admitted thnt thev look the
biiHket and were willinB lo return tbe
dislic.H nml - Hilverwnre. There is
strnn:; (111k ot having the voiinir men
arrested and prosecuted.
Siinilav morniiitf Hov. fl. C. flriffin,
Ihe repreHcnliitive of llio Ainerienn
Siindnv Sehool I'iiinn euino in ne-
eorilimr to apiioiiilnient anil met with
the Siindnv school, tnkimr part ill the
exereiscH. and nt the eloso was in-
vited bv the aiiperintendent. : Mini
Winntfreil Ilaak, lo tnko elinrso of
the sehool. 11s it had nlreadv been vot
ed to have him furiii.sli tho aeliool
with, (lie literature of llio. society lie
ropresentH. After .rendinir and ex
nlii'iiiinr the eonslilulion.MisH Clco
Koliertson was eleeled as liliriirinn.
Ihe rest, of llio officers beinir nlreadv
filled, and Ihn siciiinc of the con'-'ti-
tulion liv I lie officers ho' nnnniineed
thai lib would Have lo lake tho school
bv adoption ns it was nlreadv orirnn-
mcd. At nmht tho C. K. S. bail tlieir
reirulnr meetinir 11 ml the audience was
entertained with n delinte, tho oues
tiou liciiiic. "Resolved, that llio
Christian church oimlit to provide
sonielliiinr as a substitute for tho sa
loon." On tho nlfiriiintiVQ were Arr.
Nut Slusser. own barber, and M. S.
Wood, but Mr. Wood did not Rhow uri.
and Prof. Deardot'f anil "Miss Tina
Benedict, our prinuirv toucher, on the
iieualivo, nnd liov: 0. 0, OriCl'in. was
chosen iih iudtro. to ileeido. There
wero but few imMiments advanced on
either : sido iih Mr.. Slusser until Hint
be had not hud time to prepare mid
Miss It, Hind to mo privately that
when she irot up to speak, sho ilis-
eovered Unit she had left, her notes al
home, but Mr, O, had his notes mid
so did Mr. S, . Tho .-judge deciilcd six
points in favor of tho nffirmnfivo
nnd four in fiivnr of the'neiiiitive.
Thin wiih followed bv a steroptieon
exhibit, of tho life of; Christ, that
proved to ho verv inloveslimr., Mr. fl.
snout Siindnv. nicht, nt-.tlio, Suniiv.
side nnd Montlnv mornincr took tho
sluito for llio Trail country, inleiidinc
to slop off n limit six ir seven miles
from here and. visit on up to Trail,
rolMi'iiiuir on l,hn, ens.t; side of the
river via tho ''ro Ferrv and xixpeets
rt bftlit HrrviWMfoO- Siltide v. M'rfreh 14.
Heal Skin Diseases
It In unnecessary for. yoirto svffe?
with eczema,blofches,ringworm,rashc9
nnd similar skin troubleo, 2emof ob.
tallied at any drug Stora for 35c, or ;
$1.00 forcjttra large bottle, and prompt,
ly applied will usually give Instant relief,
from itching torture. It cleanses nnd
soothes the skin nnd heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zcmo is a wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
Ihe most delicmj! chin. It in not grensjv
is cosily applied nnd cosln little. ( let
ft today nnd nvo all further distress,
l mil. w, 1 Jijc Vft, lovehmd, Q, . - fl
iti I ha Ilccse crunk cioo Iioiiho nflcr
Hiindiiv Nclool mid preach hero Holi
day ovcniim tit 8 n. m. , :
, . TiIinI Hiindiiv W E. iraiiiinnl and.
wiJ'o, Slim (,'nurliiev and wife. Jon
Moon mid wife ami llurvv Kiuilli
were (iiichIm at Ihe Buiiti.VMido for diti
ner, Jjiist Momliiv mornSnir Mrs. Btrontt
nml Mi'H. -llrillMcii ciiiiiii out on the
unil tluiro mid Sirs, Slrunu went 011
lin io Trnrl to visit her moii, In nddi
Vlii lo Mrs. Htrn tliero, wore liov.
Oi'ilTin, Ira Ouiilai'. Mrs. Ailainscn
and two other woiiictron tho stai;n,
lieudi'd for Trail, hcMiilc about nil the
'iiuil nnd 1 in reel pnsl mid biii'imuc
Mr. A. could int on the buck. Ilu hud
tliivi! Wimien on I lie sent. Ihere is but
one sent in ihe hack, nnd Mrs. Admi
hcii. Hie driver's wife, scnled on n
box in front of the sent nnd the two
men stored in behind. mckiiiL- seven
ucrHonn iiltouelliiir. iiiiiil Ihn liu-btest
olie in tfie Int. will we'aht 110 pounds
and from Hint up lo over 200 pounds,
but lhev all went tlirouuli 0. It,
William Lewis, our sheep mini, was
a business caller Mondnv. ,
Krcd 1'ri.ulenuer of nledfiird. John
CliiiinberH of Central Point and C. A,
N'ewstroin of liike Creek were busi
ness callers Tuesday,
C. M. (lav. Hhcnnmi Woolev and
wife, Chris llerusmon mid unite u
number of htriinuerH we(p on the
streets Tuesilav. J
John (loin, our iiL'ale man, one of
our rctrular hoarders, who has been
couihininir biiHiness with pleasure bv
visitinif AhIiIiiiiiI. returned Hie first of
tho week, end Jiromiht with liim Mr.
liarrv Hosier, one of the business
men of Ashland, nnd the uro putting
111 their tunc U'lilhcrini; iiuutes. Mr.
Hosier has the necessary maeliinerv
to cut and Polish them at Ashland.
Mrs. ,). W. Miller of Fort Smith,
came, in the mnrointr. Wedncijdnv.
and took Ihe K. P.-P. sIiiko for Trail.
! J. 8. Hoiirihnun bus been quite .ill
for (lie pnst week nnd seems to be af
flicted wiih what Hm doelorH, claim
is it new apidcinif. He has Rlomaeh
trouble nltemlcd bv serious hie
eouuhs. ' Mrs. 1,. A. Snliiile leaves soon for
Southern 'iin oniiiK to visit with
relatives until Ihe first of April.
Mrs. Jeff Slaulo has been confin-
feil to the bouse for tho past two
weeks with n severe cold.
Arnold ltohncrt Ihih inst relumed
from 11 tbrco weeks' visit to relatives
in Southern California. -
Tho dmiuditers of Osrur Illncbford
have both been' siek and iiIIIioul'Ii
lhev are iuiprnviiic nr not vet able to
return (o tlieir school duties nt MCil-
ford, , , . , vi.
i The Parent -Tenolfors e-rclc have
decided to. omit their rvgulnr mectim;
this month on account Of sickness
union',' the meiubers. Tho next meet
inir will be held "in Ihe third Satur
day in April tit the home of Mrs. J.
W. I'.ldeii.
Mr. mid Mrs. I). W. Stone, who
hnvo spent- the winter in California
returned to their ranch here lust
week. . ''i .. -r l .
The sons of Mr. and Mrs. Onirics
Trtvlor. who hnvo been ill with the
flu. are much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hen ft enter
tained a small dinner partv Sunday.
Miss Bessie Nichols, who-hns been
visit intr relative!) here for the pnst
few weeks, returned to' her homo in
Knslo Point Monday. i
Circuit Court
A. S. Ash vs. Medford Ronltv nnd
Improvement pmnptiiiv. Suirimons.
h Hitr Pines i I,tniiber eoinpnnv vb!
COMB SAGE TEA IN
FADED OR GRAY HAIR
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens
j 80 Naturally Nobody
can Tell.
Grandmother kopt nor fialr beauti
fully . darkened, Bloasy ond attracttyo
with a brow of SnRO Toft and Sulphur.
Whenovor her hair took on that dull,
faded or stroakotl appearance, this sim
ple mlxturo waa applied with wonflcr-"
fill effect. Dy asktnR nt any druR
storo for "Wyoth'a Sago and Sulphur
Compound," you will got a large bot
tlo of this old-time roclpo, Improvod
by the addition of other ingredients, all
ready to use, at Very little cost. This
slmplo mixture oan be dopondsd upon
to 'restore natural, color and beauty to
tho hdlr. '
A wcll-unown downtown -drUBRlst
sny everybody uses Wyoth's Sago and
Sulphur Compound now becauso It
darkens so nnturally and ovonly that
nobody can toll it has boon applied
It's 00 easy to. uso,-too You- simply
dampen a comb or soft - brush -nfld
draw it through your hair, taking ono
strand at a tlmo. By morning tho
gray hnlr disappears; after another
application or two, It Is restorod to Its
natural cololf and looks glossy, soft
nnd beantlful. This pr-oratlon Is a
dtllghlf ill toilet requisite. It Is not In
tendod tor tho cure, mitigation or pre
vention of dlaoaso.
A Real Investment
S2 Vi aores good soil, near Mod
tord; all cultivated, lays well; K-room
house, good barn; 15 acres boartng
pears; good school;-all will bo irri
gated; will grow alfalfa; main high
way; very doBlrnbla-for dairy and
poultry ranch. Prlco $100 pur aero.
'Noarly two acres well improved
gnrdon tract,' good houso, barn, paid
water right; on pnved highway, Just
outaldp, city-limits'. ... Price, $ir()0i
Coidfflew
Page-Dressier Co.
liichnrd Hherwooil et nl. For mon'ev.
, Hnrn A. 1'rico vs. Hamiicl Mo('lin
tonk. . Cost bill.. - ' .
' Mary A. Kton et vir. vu, J. it
Dunn t ux. Ko'4'osiire.
Cleorgo. Kiiufnian vs. 'rcderick C.
I'nuo. Summons, '
American Kecdinz Mneliinc Co, vs.
Charles J I. Taylor. Writ of. uttnoli
menl. !
Flovd McKuO vh, Ciithorino McICco.
Order. , "..'.. i,i'', .-,
W, B. lluniiiin vh, Soiifhcrii Orcuon
Truclion Co. et nl. Cost bill. , . r .
1'rolwto Court
Frnnziskn Oluck, estate. Admit
ted to probate.
Onirics Klcnnett, cstule. Proof of
publication.
Kilwnrd Perrv. csluto, Proof of
publication. "
li.?.io ' I loeff,' estate. Proof of
publication. w ,
John Devlin, cslnle. Order.
' ' Heal Entitle Transfers '
Certificate of title to F. M."
Smith. Lot 22. Parker Place
Certificate -of tillo to J. J. Os-
setibniBUO. It '22. Pnrker
Plnco
Pineapple
Desserts 2c
The bottle in
each package
of Pineapple
Jiffy-Jell con
tains all the
rich essence
from half a ripe
pineapple. The
e dessert has a
1 wealth . of this exquisite
flavor, and a package serves
six people for 2 '4 cents.
- Yon owe to yourself a
trial of this new-type gel
, 'atine dainty.
, tO Flauort, at Your Grocer'
3 Package for 25 Cmntt m
DRINK HOT TEA . ;
. . FOB A ,BAf CofjQl
Get a small package of Ilnmburg
Dreast Tea at any pharmacy. ' Take a
tnblesnoonful of tho tea, put: a cup of
imping water upon M pour through a
slero and drink a teacup full at any
time dirriitg the day or before retiring.
It is tbe most effective way to break a
cold and cure frglp, as-it -opens--the
pores of the skin, relieving congestion.
Also looiens tlie bowels, thus driving a
cold front tbe system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
1GHT OUT
Hub Pain and Stiffness away with
a small bottle of old honest
" St Jacobs liniment
When your back la sore and lame or
lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stilTened up, don't sutfer! Get a
30 cent bottle -of old, honest "St.
Jacobs. Liniment1' at aoy drug store,
pour a little in your hnnd and rub it
right into tbe pr.ln or ache, and by the
time you count fifty, the soreness and
lameness is gone.
lkin't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. It takes tho ache and pain right
out of your bock and ends the misery.
It is maglcul, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn tho skin.
4 Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
and lame back misery so promptly
Advertising Rates
'.. Classified! One cont a wortC .
Locals Ten cents' a line.
Legal Five cents a line.
:.. Display 2 5 cents an Inch. ,
. Contract rates on application.
WASTED iBITtJA'TION,
WANTED Widow lady, with two
boys, wants place on ranch as care
taker; has oxporlonco. -Address
12S South Pioneer, Ashland, Ore
gone. , i ' ' ' 301
FOR RKM1 HOlJSES,
FOR RBST A six-room houso, mod
orn, two largb lots. " Inquire of W.
' fit. Van Scoyoo. . , 300
FOR lUSNT Flvo-rooiii houso with
largo gardon, 2 miles out. Phono
411-R-4. 302
FOR RENT Fivo-room bungalow.
Oakdalo district. Wanted to buy
"pullet. Phono 8-R.
FOR RBNT--SeveraPmodorn honse.
- Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F.
& . Bldg. ' "
WANTED
. ;'-i . ' TH-
,.: : t , -' (v,- '.
With Automobile experience.
Auto Exchange
18 N. Grape St.
r
mm
ASSI
T
HEAD STUFFED FROM "
' CATARRH OR A COLD
Bays Cream Applied in Nostril
. Open Air I'usoagea Right Up. .
4--t4'K'
. Initant rollef no waiting. Your
cbgg.'d noatrlls open right up; the air
powages of your braid clrar ami you can
brcailie freely. No more hawking, snuf
fling, blowing, lieodsche, drynew No
struggling lor breath at night; your
cold or eatarrh disappears. --. ,
Get a siniiil bottle of Ely's Crcant
Balm from your dniggUt now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiwptic,
healing cream In yonr nostrils. It pen
etrates through every air pa stage of the
bead, soothes the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes im
stsntly, - ... -. -
It's juit flee. Don't stay stuffed-up
with . a cold or pasty catarrh. - - -
BEM WAJfTKU MAJJE.
WANTEI Logger who. baa horses
and enulpmnnt to tae contract to
log Ih to 20 thousand feet per day.
Ready now. Kir-Pine. Lumber Co.,
Glendale, Ore. . ' ' 300
: WANTBUV MlfMJI!l,LiAWKOU8
WANTED Work of any kind by
Japanese boy. 227 South Ivy St,
Phone 687-R. T. Mori. 815
WANTED Good. work team, about
1300. Cheap for cash. Phone 131.
. , 301
WANTED TO BUY-J-A baby bed:
must be In good condition. Phone
. 173. ,' --r...-
WANTED I will pay $5.00 reward
to person delivering one two-year
old- colt to my ranch on Wagner
creek. Brand on right is dotted
diamond. F. W. Combs, Talent,
' -Ore.!- f ' .,-r - 30Z
WANTED First-class mechanic will
do guaranteed auto and gas engine
repairing and save you money.
Phone 680-X. 300
WANTED--Large modern flat-top
(leak and chair; must be in good
- condition. Phone 70. - - 300
WANTED To contract for plowing
by the acre. 1158 Court street.
J. M. Clelem - ; ; - , 3J2
WANTED To rent by. May t. mod
ern house, either completely or
: partly furnished. Phone 173, tf
WANTBD--Tol buy - two or . three
burros and equipment. Apply 3.
K. Knowlton, Central Point. - 302
WANTED Any kind cattle, stock or
beef. G. W. King, Montague,
Calif. - 336
WANTED We buy your unpaid Lib
erty bond contracts for cash.
Hale's Piano Houso, Inc. J. F.
Hale, general manager. .
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 4SS-M or 488-X.
FOR SALE KKAXj EST ATS;
FOR SALE Several good stock
ranohes including cattle, horses,
farming. implements, etc. If look
ing for a bargain and want to make
some easy money, see T. C. Gaines.
Trail, Ore. ' 325
FOR SALE Am leaving Ashland
'and will sell 1918 Reo touring car,
in perfect mechanical condition,
nnd good tires. Mrs. Frank Moore,
B95 North -Main street. Phono
229-J Ashland. - -: 305
FOR SALE 160 acre farm. 120 cul
tivated, 35 alfa:rn. 50 acres grain,
balance land ready to seed. Five
room house, two barns, fenced, 7
miles to Gold Hill, one mile to
storo, postotf Ice and school, live
horses, 20 cattle, 50 hogs, BO
"chickens, farm implements, other
tools, household goods. Will take
. residence, 5 or 10 acres, up to
12,000, a llttlo eash. Very best
terms on balance; The price Is
' ' right; this is a going proposition.
' Chas. Gilchrist, Sams Valley, Ore.
304
FOR SALENinety acres with water
elxty dollars per acre. Box 50,
, Mall .Tribune.- ' 318
FOR SALE LTVKSTOCK
FOR SALE Well broke saddle horso
835, . Union Stables. . 301
FOR SALE Ranch mare, weight
1200, S55. Union Stables; . . 201
FOR SALE
1100, $80.
Team mares.
Union Stables.
weight
301
FOR SALE-J-Good ranch, team,
weight 1300, $150... Untou Stables.
'. . 301
FOR SALE Good gentle team',
weight 2100 pounds. R. L. Ferris,
Medford, Ore., Rout 4. - 301
FOR SALE Ono team, eight years
old, weight 1300. Can be seen at
tho Union stable Saturday fore
noon. W. R. Holman, Lake Creek,
Ore. 301
FOR SALE Eight year old gelding,
' wolght 1150. G. East, Central
-Point; R. Rr 2. ' . - -n 80
FOR SALE Good young milk cow,
fresh last October. Loose alfalfa
hay. Also nice sideboard and sofa,
dresser, chairs, centor table, fruit
"jars and milk bottles. 467 East
"Fourteenth street.; 300
FOR SALE-t-Fresli Jersey cow. ; Ap
ply S 2 9 Minnesota streot. Phono
902. . ' - - 803
FOR SALE Twelve head bred Cots
wold ewes. A. B. (Myers, R. F. D.
1, Rogue Hiver, Ore. . 307
b-on SALE Pure bred Red Polled
' bull calf,-born October, 1918; fine
youngster. Modoo Orchard or Pal
mer Investmont Co., Medford, Ore.
I
D ADVE RTISE IMEMTS
FOB RENT FCKM8HBD ROOMS.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, with
' uio of kitchen. 21E North Grape.
'';, -''--..,... ..-i 3Q4
FOR BALK POULTHr AND EGGJBl
FOR SALE Hatching eggs, Oregon
Agricultural College Barred Rocks,
from 200-egg hens, $1.50 peT 13,
$2.60 per 30, $7 per 100. W. .
Tetherow, Central Point, Oregon
.. . . - .. ; , - . 300
FOR SALE Fancy White Leghorn
-. eggs for hatching, 5c each. Phone
386-M. . 301
FOR SALE Rhode Island
- hatching eggs; Phone 370-W.
Red
318
FOR SALE White Leghorn and
,Rhode Island Red eggs and chicks.
, F. H. Dressier, phone 777-L. 309
FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for
batching, $1.00 per setting. Frank
Myers, Beagle, Oregon. 390
FOR SALE Whlto Leghorn eggs for
hatching, from carefully hoganized
stock. Mrs. C. A. Learned, phone
408-R3. - , 301
FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs for
batching; not only pure bred but,
. but bred of laying stock. Won all
first prizes at Southern- Oregon
Poultry Show. . Eggs $1.50 per set
ting of 15; $8 per hundred. Mrs.
V. Bursell, plftne 411-R2. 301
FOR' SALE Eggs and chicks.. Have
yon fed high-priced grain to yonr
hens all winter "with no return?
' Ton might as well know first as
last that no amount of care and
. feed will make poor stock pay yon
a profit. To make money - from
. poultry yon most have the best. To
start rtgbt nnd stay right bny Wes-.-
terfleld's White Leghorns. Eggs
' and baby chicks. Route 4, Med
ford. - . - 30
FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Seasoned wood, 16-lnch
; lengths. Call Hampton Orchard,
;- 463-RL : .'
FOR SALE 1600 pound work team
and 12-Irich gang plow cheap if
1 taken at once. - Phone C: S. Kew
' - hall; Jacksonville 21-F4, at meal
: - hours. v 304
WANTED Double set of work bar
: nesa for cash. Phone 131. 301
FOR SALE One stock saddle, $15.
, .Union Stables. - -. - : 1 301
FOR ALE OR TRADE For cows
, and pigs. three-Inch Mitchell wag-j-
onr heavy Mitchell mountain hack
! with top, $40.00.- cost 1 $170.00;
heavy Velle side- spring . single
i.. buggy. $35.00. cost $140.00. Brom
- mer Bros., phone 5S9-J-3. -;- 305
FOR SALE One light canopy top
rubber tired buggy. Three large
saddles. s AU in first-class condi
tion. Phone 67-R1. 303
FOR SALE Rabbits, cheap.
Court street. 1.1
1010
303
FOR SALE High grade brass bed,
oak ohina cabinet, rattan and oak
-' rockers, arm chairs, book case and
desk, stand, parlor lamp, clock and
other articles, all nearly new at
about half retail price. 245 N.
Grape street. ...-'l 302
FOR SALE Wheat. Early Sunrise
seed potatoes. Yellow Dent seed
corn, sweet corn and popcorn. C.
M. Parker, phone 452-W. 308 :
FOR SALE About liva tons freshly
dug stock carrots. Modoc Orchard.
Phone meal hours. . .?
FOR SALE Washington Hybrid
wheat. Best for spring seeding.
Limited supply, fine re-cleaned
stock. Ralph Waldo Elden.
FOR SALE Cash registers one at
$75.00; one at $100.M. t Terms if
necessary. Geo. L. Trelohler Mo-
tor Co. --- - -r 301
FOR SALE One truck. Smith Form
Attachment and Packard engine.
1 9-horse gasoline engine, never
'. been used; 2 30-horsa Fairbanks
Morse oil engines; 1 Austin No. 3
Garatory crushers; 1 3 heavy
Peter Schutler wagon, good as
new; 1 large steel range; 1 family
'- range;' tents; 2 Faust jigs and 1
table and rolls complete, v. Tools of
all kinds. 2000 ore sacks. It in-
.' terested write Manganese Metal
; Co., Lake Creek,-Ore. - -'. 307
FOR SALE Wood for sale in car
: lots,. 16-inch, cub out of. first
r growth fir. , C. F; Fess, Leland,
- Oregon. . . . 307
FOR SALE--Alfalfa and clover hay
at Buncom. Inquire of S. S. Bullis.
301
FOR- SALE Seven-foot John Deere
disk harrow at a bargain. Phone
14-F12.- .. . 1, 300
FOR j. SALE Petalnma 1 Incubator,
. 200-egg, $10.00; Cream separator,
- good shape, $10.00. Call meal
times 869-R phone ,,. ., . 800
FOR SALE Fine quality hay $25.00
per ton. Modoo Orchard. Phone
Central Point at meal hours.
FOR SALE Strictly fancy alfalfa
seed, sweet olover and other grass
--seeds1,.-' Nitro-oultures. Ralph
Elden,-Medford.
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. ' , 317
FOR SALE Authentic History ot
.the World War. : Ed, Henselman,
" agent, 423 King street, . phone
532-H. '- .1 : 306
FOR SALE Sulphur for spray dope.
. Pay you to investigate. Ralph
Whldo Elden, Russ Mill.
FOR SALE 125 tons ot alfalfa hay,
all in good order.' Will bale and
load on car at Grenada for $21.00
' per ton. G. Cuneo, Bo 85, Gren-
; 99Ui w
FOR RENT MlfiCKLLANBOCS.
FOR RENT Small foothills orchard.
Some grain land and pasture. Good
terms. 207 Federal Bldg.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Bear creek. Plenty
Thono 738-X. -
10 acres on
of water.
- '' " 80S
BUSINESS OPPORTONITIK8 ,
FOR SALE Good business.
Little, 36 North Riverside.
A. D.
304
MONEY TOf IjOANT
LOANS Farm loans 8 per cent in-
terest, O. C. Boggs. - - - -
LOANS City loans. Building & Loan.
Assn., 429 M. F, & H. Bldg. '
MONET TO LOAN on good reel
- estate secnrlty, and will bny Lib
erty Bonds. J. 5... Andrews, No,
81 North Grape. Phone 53-M. 830
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
'Attorney
PORTER- J. NEFF, Attorney-t-lw,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford NatkmaJ .
Bank Building.- - - - t
ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, , 213-1 4
Garnett-Corey, Bldg. . .819
A. E. , REAMBS, Ltwyer,
. Corey Building. - - .
Garnett-
Anto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. W
are operating the largest, oldest
- and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use onr soring
when others falL Sold under writ-
- ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth.
St.. Portland, Oregon.
Garbage
GARBAGE Gst yonr premises
cleaned np for the summerv Call .
- on the city garbage wagon tor
good service. , Phone S61-T. J.
'' Y; Allen. , - - , -
' Expert Aeeotmtaafr -
WILSON AUDITING CO. H. If.'
Wilson. C. P. A. Attention ctren
to anything in Accounting mad In
come Tax requirements. Look
- - Into - our slmplrfied aecountlng
method. M. F. 4 H. BnUdinf,
Medford. Phone 157-R.
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5" to 40
years 5 H Money ready .when
land Is appraised and title ap
proved. E. H. Hurd, secy-treas.
. National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. ..
Investments
FARM LOAN BONDS, AV. tax
free, $25 to $1000. Can place :
. loans $500 to $5000. first mort- :
, gage, 6 to 8. E. H. Hurd, 213-14 :
; Oarnett-Corey Bldg. 318
Instruction in Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher Ol
piano and harmony. Halgbt Musis
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg,
Phone 72.
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill ;
-work, sash, doors, moulding and ;
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184.'- -
-- Physicians and Surgeon
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130. ,
DR. j. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye.
ear, nose and throat. Byes aclen-
tiflcally tested and glass sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P.
: R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 667.
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. .
.- Phone 904-L.
' Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
Printers and Publisher
MEDFORD- PRINTING CO. ha the
-. best equipped printing office In
. Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems. -:
etoi Portland prices. 17 North
Fir St. -
--Transfe1
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE) CO.
Office 42 North Front St Phono
' 316.' . Price light Service guar;
J anteed. ' - -
BRON&WklTE
Real Estate; Insurande, Rentals ;
10 South Fir St, '
18 acres on, (Paclflo highway, i.
acres in alfalfa, 9 In wheat, good
houses, granery, a fine proporty and
worth the price of $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 rango adjoining, :
Price $2000.00. '
A splendid boarding or roomtoK
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
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