METFOTTO TfATT3 TftTBTJNFl. fEDTOTlT),- ORWiOy. MONDAY, FATirir
I Tin nrif 1,1
JM J.' I V J'J
I, i '.nil - p
AMERICAN
HAD 374 VESSELS
LONDON (Ciirrospoiirioiico of tho
AmiuoliilDil I'ruMH.) .Till) Uiiltud Btulos
had 1174 vessels on duty iu liiiiroponn
WHtOW '""J U JHiraoillHll nf 80,71 1
iiflnivt, At bnstm or lioiuliuitrtrn when'
Ihu uriuiKtlcu win hIkiwhI, lu'ccu'dlim
lu n nummury of United Hlntna naval
ik'K vll !oh prepared ut , liiuuluuitrlers
liore. 'Numerically - the submarine
clinnm headed tlitt Hut with 120,
then ciyno iliu doNtroyorit with .71),
while tbu tlilnl dan wiih tho unher
alded 55 milllnrx Hint iihhIkIckI In
keeping n alondy stream of coal niciv.
IiiK f ropi Cardiff tu maintain tlio al
lied hrniloa .and jirovotil Franco frmti
froosliitf.
Of tint fifteen cIommmi or gulps mm-
ninriitail In the report the work of
Iho rttwtruyors stands first In drama
tic Jnlorunt. Tlio twenty that wore
horn mi July' 1, 1817, imiitudtiiltdy
bitcniha active lit thn war isumo ami
that activity constantly Increased as'
the mitiihtir of -boats gradually swel
led uiifir It reached I ho maximum
number on Novomhr ll.'lfflH,
, m(l,IMH) Tl1Ml KnfullOll '
With 2 r converted yur.hl and u
low ollir vuhmU they eaoortod tM,
0U0 troops of thu Unluitt Hiaies expe
ditionary force lo Europe wltlioiit the
hum of h innii from enoioy actoii,.nnd
tlioy escorted S7 percent of nil IJnlt
ihI HUlloa, allied null neutral shipping
lo Franco hihI England from April 0,
1 u 1 7. to Nov. 0. 1018, lu lit In and
oilier work limy sloumed approxim
ately 875,000 iiillon every tlilny days.
Tim convoy system wa not adopt
ed unit) shortly, f tor tlio (lulled
Hinlcw entin-ed ho wur, but In the
year unil mivim moiilhit from then
mull tho.oml, l.B5a IiIm wro
hrouitht over In 1474-convoys,,thnt
numbered from on ship to us iniiiy
uk forty, United Hiatus destroyem
based at ijiientnilown nml. Hre,t
encorlm) mora thmi W0 single atrip
thru the danger mine ami In IIiIk
work encountered noma . of tlinlr
greatest hiunrds. Only tho largest.
Inmost iihlp were sent across alone,
mid 1u rough wealhor tlio destroyors
were considerably battered whim
fun nel to mulnliilii high spuod against
heavy mum; '
ItcpuriH ofironlnnt with Iho onumy
liy Amorli'un tomielii toul HfiD and
tlio moMt nl them'enmo frnin dralniy-
or (oniiiiiindi'm. A nilimnrliin wim
net imtly In tho vicinity In ,J3. o
thwio rnniw lull Ilia olhurx linva tioen
llotad an fnjiio ulnrnm. .Mmliodn of
diUtrmltilnK Hid pranonoo of a Jiuo
uiiirlna urn varied' but iiMiially rp
lmod uimn hnrtwhloh Dhow with
mirprlitlnc apciiraoy thu day to iluy
niovomunii of thi tindorwatur craft,
iiy Knrouuii'm n( Km '
Tho report Klve a Wat of t$ eo-
countar. tho niajdrlty of which ro
nltwd Hi Iho lubutarluo linlnR "prott
alily Kllghtly dainnKeit". or "poimlhly
lllihtly dninuKiMl." ' Onu ! itlvon u
"poiuiltily tu nk , three aa mink and
one captured, 1 The accuracy of lufor
million of tUa movnmonta of auhiuar
Inoa la ovldonood lu Iho cno of tlio
yacht Lyilonia In nonimnnd of Coju-
niaminr' it. r. ',mci:iiiioiikii wno wa
crcilltml wllh alnkliiK a 'auhmnrlua
ulllio he novor aaw it. The l.ydonlu
dropped dapth charges nflor a tor
pedo had boon f Irod at a convoyed
ulilp. The aulmiarlpa hud biinn Jo
ported In that vicinity and aa It did
not roturn to Ita haae It wn conald
ered aunk In that enaimnment.,
It la known throe American flltht
lim nlilpH wore lout thru onnmy notion
the doiitroyor Jacob Jonea aud the
armud yaoht Alcodo and tho yacht
Owaac.o' whtoh w'aa imod on .patrol
work. Throe wore aunk aa tho reault
or collision!) and the rovonuo otillor
Taiunpn wan aunli by tin explosion
Iho cauan of which has never boon
nncortaliu'd
SUPREME COURT TO
!
WASHINGTON.' Morrh' 17. An-
lliorit v of oHlmiiHter tlnnornl Hurle
Non to inci'eiiHO toleiilione nilcs tliru
oiit Hie coilnti'V i to be (leteriiiincd bv
Hie supi'cine ooiil't. which loiliuv ifiiint
ed the Hi " lo of Kiinmm iiermitisidii to
iiiMtitule original proeeeiliiiuH huainsl
the DOHtmiiMtnr ifeiiennl. (lueutionlim
lluv vnlitlil v-.ol liitt ot'ilr o,C lJueoniIWi'
J:i limt cHiniiliHliiiiL' mnv .loll riiii'P. '
The doiii'l (lvdei'ed thai a a-iillirn lie
iiinilu in the Hum) (iLtlio next liivm :in
Oilobei. '
TAX DELINQUENTS .
' ' ilOSE PRIVILEGES
WASIMNCrrON'.'nJnHli 3.7, -Pei-
hoiih who noirlcclod to imv (lie IiihI
liiNltilliiiciil; .of income itn.voH IiihI. but
iinliiv Inivu .lost tlio iiiHliillnumt linv
inont nrlvileitti'iiml iiiiihI now nn;v '.lltotr
mil ire lux iiiuin ileiiiiiuil of a t'ovemie
colleetoi', , ' i ..- .t
To iiviiiil.tliii iioniillv.til.' SO 'iter mm'l
in nilililion.lii tlin ryu'iilar lux, iiiii'hoiih
who f nilet) lo rile rol urns Hntiinliiv
nmv now Hiibmil; belnloil retnniH will)
ii Htvorrt Htnlemeiil; of tlio viuihoii for
ileliiiriiumev. -Witlioiit Uii Uiointinnllv
will bo imposed, . . . , ' ; ,
E
PORTUGUESE
OF; WAR IN AFRICA
I.ONIION' -ICiirriiaiiiiiiduuca of the
Aaaocliileil Tchh.) .Acairdlnfc o In
ro in i it I Ion riiyiilvud imru (rum ( Jiijjo
lown u diiiiiiinil him npnum up thuru
for a i'ui'chlii liivuHflKiiilon Into tlio
iiiunlior lu , wlilt'lu, tlm Bi ll li b cum
PHlKU wnx coiiilui:tiiil In Kimt und
Can trul Africa uftiir flunorul Hiiiulu
huil rnlliHiulHlied coniiiiiind lo come
lo UiiKliuid, Wlion he Inn It wua bo
lluvod that the ciinipaltiu Jind boon
virtually c.oiuiliiilod. 1 ,
Owen heichor, fonnorly an officer'
lu tho tiimt African, oxjiinlltlonury
rorco, revlnwH the ciinipalmi III u aor
I im of nrtlci In the t'apo Tlmna and
BlroriKly mlvocnlea u coinnilmilnii of
Imiiilry, llnllof prevnlla In Capetown,
It n Ma ll. Hint the upon of ynchtliiK
ut Onr-cH-Hiiliuim and oloplinnt hunt
iiiK I" tho Interior wuro larKuly ro
HiioiiHtlilu for the proloiiKutlou of the:
flKhtlnK. .
. The campnlitn la auld -to hiivo ex
cnadod Iho coat of tho Hour wur,
amoiiulluK lo about l,r.U(,ono,(!00.
To Iho ciiHiialtlua, which wore heavy
In killed and wounded mum be udded
ninny men who will auffor from favor
for Ui roni of lliotlr llyoa. - , ,
' Tho work of the I'ortuKiioiin colo
nial forctm la crlllcUed, nlao the hnno
houduuarlora ataffii uiuliitulncd by
the llrltldh' huudroda of milim from
the aeenea of the actual flKlitliiK, '
; 1)IciihIiik thu t'ortiiisiiimn, l.ulcli
or wrtliiic: "In :nmmon JuhIIco to our,
forcea It iuunt b at on rororil that
not only did tho 1'ortiiKiiexe colonial
army put up poor dofeuao ukulimt the
uiaraudliiK Uormuua, but that their
nrmienro wuii u vory suliHtautuil ad
vanhiKO to von J.mtow ((iornuin com
niaudur) liuiamuch ax they frvuuunl
ly cmbarruKNuit uur inovemcnta und
aiirrnndored to tbn enamy Run, rlfloa
uiiichlnn kuiih and aupplioii of which
Urn tiiirniiina wore liadly In need. .
."Tlio eiiKiiKoment at Nhumiiciirra,
about llo in lion from Qunllmane,
which wna foiiklit In tlio beKlnnliiR of
July, 1918, wna a particularly dla
iroiiH event .for un, ulnre nflor the
rorliiKuiwo-hnd loat two ruiik, with a
lot of oilier eiiulpmenl, and the na
tive troopa dcHplte tho efforla of tholr
office hud broken III dlnorder, the
onoiny nllackod Major Ooro Isrowno'
Klnil AAfrlcau Itlfloa ."detachintint
and, larKuly thru Die wnployment of
tho two cup! ii red kuiih. Inflicted it ao-
vore defeat "to ua."
T01
NEW YORK. Star. 1 T. Secretary
of War JItiker has been advised of the I
appolutiuenr of . committee of "vel
members of tlio American Bar nsso-;
elation to "In.vostlKato the status of
ino prvsoni military law reunuiK to
conns uiuru&i. J uis wan aunoiinceu
by the aaaocluUon hero today.
BIORI.IN, War. 1(1, (t!y AKBOClat
ed rrees.) , 'ThuTaees Zoltimn says it
is Informed .that Oermany has.eoiu
pletod tho delivery to the allies of
five thousand income! lto and J 50,
0(10 cars ns provided for in the armis
tice, v The value of tho rollliiK alock.
It Is said, Is throo billion murks.
I LlVONtOCk
4 l'ORTLANft f Milr. 17. Cattle
steady;, roeeipur 1522. Stoers, boBt
ti:iffl'14; good to, choloo $ll.505f
12.50; medium to good 10,50ftf
11.50; fair to good $!. 50 4(110:50;
coniiuon to fplr s.G0 n.DO; cows
and hoirors, choice f 10.50 IS;' good
to oholco tifii0; modllturto ood
$7.00(0 0; fair to Vnodluin 0'7;
cnniio $.1.50 5; liulla ' $0?!)10;
calves J0.50(M; stocltors" nnd faod
Oi's $7 401 0. v. ' '
.Hogs hlghor; receipts 2 4 17. Prime
mixed $1S8(!1S.25; medium mixed
$17,751S; joiiKh houvlea J10.17
plgH ir0.; bulk- $1,7. 75.
j.Hhoop steady; rocelptn 2278. Prime
lambs 1 15.50 ro 1 (!,f, O:fitlr to medium
$j;i.f0((i1M.5O; yonrUnim . fl(lJ3;
wothors $!)i()10; ;ewos $i.r0 4r'l,0.5o
,i illuttor .
POIITI.AM), Mill'., 17 llu tier low-,
or; CUty ornanioiy prints, oxtras. box
lolB Blln: eiii'tons tlOc; half boxos half.
ooiil moro; Iohb ithan half boxes 1c
more. Uiiylng price buttorfnt, olui-!
try 5l)(f(M10e,.oulo .oxtras ,,57n. i
For Burning Eczema
.,' Greasy salves and ointments should
' not be applied if good clear skin is
. wanted, from aiiy(lruggistfor;35c, qr
$1.00 forlargo size, get a bottle of Zemo.
When npphed as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quioklystops itching,
and heals skin trqiiblcs, also sores,
burns, wounds nnd chafing. It pene
trates, cleanses and soothes. ' Komo is
n clean, dependable and Inexpensive,,
antiseptic liquid. . Try It, ns wo believe
nothing you have over used is as effec
tive mid satisfying. ' ,: . ,
"Tiioli. V.RooCo.,ClevIond,0, I
JAP FOUNTAIN IN
' MIKADO'S HONOR
UNVEILED, HAWAII
IIONOl.tlMI, T. It., -Mur. 17
FroHolitml to jionoliilii by I ho Jiirt-
4UI cue of Muwall.to coinmuiuorato the
aciHHuloii to the throne of tho iircmmt
oiupuror of Jiipaii, a buniiLlrul foun-
u In mu-Muii lu Kaplolanl juirk wim
dmllcHlod 'bora toduy, approprluta
coromonluH which xave tonllmoiiy to
tlio frlt'iiilnhlD between the Hulled
HI u Ice aud Jupau -iiluliliiujjhn occa
alon u iioliible one. ,
Kormul pronenlatlon of tho foun
tain to the city won made by CoiihuI
Ooncntl Moroj, .lupan'H reprcuenlu
tlvo In llawull, I jin Klft hnliiH accept
ed by Muyor J. J. Fern and tlio board
of aiiporvlHora.
Invllutloua to attend 1!k dedica
tory ceremonliiH wore mint by'ilr. Mo
rol to Governor C. J. McCurlhy, Itfur
Admiral It. M. Doyle, commandant
of the I'carl Harbor naval elation;
IlrlKiidlor (loiiuriil 3. W. Hoard, com
niandur of the Department of Hawaii,
membora or tho territorial leglala
turo, fcrtonil offlcliilu nd to many
army and navy office atatloned
here.'; "Jr .
The inemorhil fountain la masHlvo,
of phoenix dualxn, and atunila aa a
toallinonliil to Hie urtlntry of l! Jup
nnoM bullderN. The cukiIiir for the
lronzo portions were mndo at an
imilmatod coat of nearly 1 1 0,000 and
wero fcrdored front the Toklo Art
achool. The flrat caittliiK arrived in
Honolulu lu IdlO anil It haa reijulred
over iwo yearn to complete the work.
Tomorrow will ulno bo a Rulu day
for the Japanese of'thel city, as thoty
plan lo conejudo tho dedication with
un athletic meet, iu wlilch wrestling
and feiicitiK will bo featured.
I'ARIS. Mnicli l7.rroMiflniii Wil
son alcnilcd Hie iiotfo ilnv Hewsion of
Ruddy Clieeks Sparkliniz Eyes
rMost Women Can liavo
Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known ;
Ohio Physician
Dr. fe M. Edwards for 17 ycara treated
cores of women for liver end bond
nilmcnts, During these years he pnvo to
Uim nnMnffi a nrftiwlDiian made oi a few
well-known vegetable Initrctlients mixed
with olivo oil, naming them Dr. Edwardof
Ollvo Tablets. Yoa will know them by
their olive color. '
Tucso tablets ore vrandsr-workcra on the
liver and bowels, which envus a uornul
pction, carry-ins off the waste and poison
ous cattcr In oac'fl system.
If you have a pale fac;, callow look, dull
mm nln-.nlr rr.Tfft lor?cie. her.dRches. a
listless, no-goo-J fselina, nil out of sort
I Innrl ivti. tnveL vcu talis ono of Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets nlfihUy for a time
nd noto the pleasing results. .
BXvoVableeTuS
Mful gutetituto for calomel-now and
then just to keep In the pink of conditioa
joe aud M per cos. au oruggistu.
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP. DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons and toxins from
' system before putting moro i
food Into stomach.
Baa Inslde-bathlng makes any
one look and feel clean,
sweet and refreshed.
Wash yonrsolf on tlio Inside bofore
breakfnst like .you do on tlio outside
'I'll Is Is vrtstly more Important becauso
the akin pores do not absorb impuri
ties Into the blood, causing Uluess,
while bowol pores do:.
For oviry ounce ot fooi ' and 'drink
taken' Into the Btoninch, nearly an
ounoo of Wasto , material must be
carried out ot the body. If this waste
material Is not ellminutod day by day
it qulokly ferments and generates
poisons, - Kase&t and toslna which are
nbsorbod or Bucked Into, the blood
Btroam, through tlio lymph ducts which
should suck only nourishment to sua
lain the body. : i '
A. splendid health moasu'ro is to
drink, iboforo broakfnst each day, a
fcbiBS of j-oiil hot wator with a tea
spoonful of ltmostono' plioaphato In It,
which la a harmloss way to wash
those' poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach, liver, kidneys ' aud
bowols;. thus cleansing, sweotonlng
ilnd freshening tho ontlro nllmoutary
ennui bctoro putting wore food iute
tho Hlomnch. - ' ,,.;
. A nnnrlur pound of limestone phos
phate costs ,but vory Httlo at tho drm?
More - but ' is suHloiont to nmko auyono
an enthusiast on InBldo-bnthlng. Men
mid women who uro necustomod to
wake up with a dull, aching ;hoad or
liuvo' furrod tongue, bad toate, nasty
breath, eallow bomploxlon, othera who
liuvo bllloiiB attacks, nold atonmch or
cunntlpntlon aro .naBiirod ot : pro
nounood improvoniont iln jbotU 'health
nnd. appearance ahoitly, ,- ; , " i ',,'
TEpSTERS;
I want, bids on 73 yards
otl.spdid and, SJ-nvtO, do
Hvoitd nl. 1ho'J'lillirt'si.
OuHiard'l'liDiio H0-,1.
F. P. SALTER.
! ' 110.1 West 9th St. '
I lie p.iiii'ciii(! ceonomle council loilav.
Ii.wiih niiiioiinced Inter Hint he would
be iirc.-eiit at the inipoitniit HCfwioii of
the Hiipremi) wur (.'OtitH'il litis lifter,
noun,
COUGHING SPELLS
BREAK YOUR REST
Put'a'etop to them with' old
-reliable Dr. Klijft'a New
Discovery
innt raw, Iioame throat mint be
soothed, 'iliat nldcem-loadcd client
must bo loosened. .That cough must
be checked so you can sleep.
Dr. lung's Mew Discovery has been
relieving colds, qnd coughs for half a
century without the least disagreeable
ftcftcflectt, ;
. Your druggist ,has It because It (t
well-known and in big demand. 60c
and $1,20.
Try thla for Constipation ,'.
Keep the bowels on schedule time
with Dr. King's New Life Pills, the
system freed from poisonous wastes,
trie complcxtioa - clear, the stomach
sweet, the tongue uncauted, the breath
untainted. Mild yet positive. 2 5c.
Nollm Of Mri tlon of figlo Point
' li-rigntloii KlKtrlct. i '
N"OTICK Is hereby given, that an
election has boon called by the under
signed County Court pursuant to Sec
tion I 1 08) Lord's Oregon Laws, as
amended by Chapter 223 of the 20th
tlenoral Assembly of the State of
Oregon, and Acts amondulory there
of, nnd the same will no belt! on tne
15th day of April. 3919, between the
hours. ot 8:0(1 o'cloek a. m. and8':00
o'clock p. rn. for the purpose of de
termining whflther or not the terri
tory herolnaftor described shall be
organised as an irrigation niBirict,
under tho provisions ot ld Section.
Tho boundaries of Said proposed
Irrigation district within and for
which aald election will be hold, are
In Jackson County and described as
follows:
lleglnnlng at tho quarter section
corner, between sections (32) nnd
03SJ Township (35) -South Range
(11 Kasl or tho Willamette Meridian
unl running thence West ono end
one-half miles to the center of Sec
tion (31); thence South to tho Little
Ilutto Irrigation Company's dlth;
thence Westerly along the lino of
on I.I .lllh to tho smith line of Town
ship (35) South itange (1) West of
tho Willamette-- Meridian; thence
West on lino bolwoen townships (35)
nnd (38) South. Kange U) West to
the quarter section cornor, between
sections (4) and 88)y Townships
(35) and (30), Hange.fl) West of
Wlllaniolte Moridiun: thonco North
one and one-half miles to the center
of Section (23) Township CHO Sonih
Itango (1) Wot of tio Willamette
Moridiun; thence West "to Rogue
Rivor; ihence Northerly along the
easterly bank of Rogue River to the
quarter section cornor between sec
tions (16) ana (17) townsnip (jdj
South Rango (1) West of Willamette
Meridian; thenco Kast fo 'center of
Section (16); theuee orth two and
one-hnlf miles to the quarter section
corner between sections (-4) and (33)
Townships (34) and (35) f. South
Itange (1) West of Willamette Mer
idian; thonco Boat two and one-half
miles to southeast corner, of Section
(35) Township' (34) South Range
(1) West of Willamette ' Meridian:
thenco North one mile to Northeast
corner of Section (35), thence Kast
three miles to the northeast corner
of Section (32) Township' (34)
South, Range (1) Ecit of Willamette
Meridian; thence North one mile to
northeast cornor of section (29)
Township (34) South, Rango (1)
Kast of Willamette Meridian; thencei
Kast three miles I o the northeast cor-r
ner ot section (26). Township (34)'
South Range (1) East of Willamette
Mcrldinn; thonce south two miles to
the southeast cornor of Section- (35)
Township (34) South, Range . (1)
Kast of Willamette Meridian; thence
West two miles to the southeast cor
ner of Section-(33) Township (34)'
South Rango (1) . Kast Of -the Wil
lamette Meg-idian; thence South to
the Pacific' and Eastern Railroad
rlght-of-wny: thence Southwesterly
along tho line of tho Pacitlo and
Eastern Railroad right-of-way, to the
Willamette Merldlaoi; thence South
to southeast .corner of Section (24)'
Township (35) South, Raiige v (1) '
West ot Wlllnmette Meridian; thence
East two miles to northeast corner of
Section i(29) township (35) South
Range (1 ) East of Willamette Merid
ian; thenco South one and, one-half
miles to place of -beginning.'
Excepting the following':- All of the
lands owned by -the 'Butte Falls Luni
bor Company, in -Sections. (26) and
(28), Township .( 3 1 "l and Section
(S) in Township .(.85-), all south
Range 1 Kast of the W. M.
All tho land owned by the John S..
Owon Company In Section (26)
Township (34) South Range - (1)
$ust .of thevW. M. . . -ix, '
-All ot tho lands owned by J. H.
Cooley In Township (35) South
Range (1) West or W. M. Jackson
County, Oregon. ' :
Inasmuch- us ft majority ot the
title holders of land within the boun
daries of said district did, petition
that tho officers thereof be olected
at large, tho court so ordered. , ,
Tho -nailing, place for said election
Is nt iho residence ofKU Duhnek,
located In the Soilthenst quarter of
Section- (28) Township (35) South
Runge (1 ) West of W. M. "Jaokaoni
County, Oregon. ? -
Tho elootors ot said- proposed Irri
gation district are heroby required to
-cast (ballot at said election which
shall contain ithe words "Irrigation
DlBtrlet-v-Yoa,o and Irrigation Dis
trict -Noi" -' ;.',-,..--.- , -3
(Thoro will also bo olected at said
election tlireo (3) Directors for said
proposed irrigation district, ; who
shall, In caso the legal elootors In and
for said proposed Irrigation district
shall vote In favor of . organizing the
snnio,, hold office in Biild Irrigation
.district, until, tholr successors aro
elected and quullflon. -
. 0. A. GARDNER,
' : ' County Judge.
GBO. OWBM,
' - JA9. OWIONS,
County CommlBBioners
Attest: .. -1
CKAUNCKY FLORRY, '
County ClOl'k. - , !
tLASSI FIEDDIERnSEMEMT?
'. - ; :' - -'i ' u.- -
i i : -a .,; a ' " l; " , , ,.-,.,
'I' I inwmi.il is win i I
Advertising Rales
Classified One cent a word. '
Locals Ten cents a line.
Legal Five cents a lino.
Display 25 cent an Inch. '
Contruct rates on application.
ETKI.P WAKTEI MALE.
WANTEJJ Kxperlenccd bookkeeper
and stenographer. Stale experience
and salary expected, llox A B C,
Mall Tribune.
WANTKD-rMon to cut wood and
clear land. Webster Ranch.
Phone 683-J3. , 326
WANTKri IWtBCBIiljAjrKOTJS .
WA.VTBf) TO BUY Turkey eggs;
also two second-hund incubators
and brooders. Will also rent Incu
bators. Phone 591-K1. 304
WANTKD Nine dozen Rhode Island
Red eggs for hatching. Give prices.
i. L. Korshaw, Wllen. 304
WANTUD To contract for plowing
by the acre. Manure for sale, lies
Court street. J. M. Clelen. 308
WANTED Ileeo. I wanl to hear from
parties having bees for sale, either
in box or frame hives; state where
located, condition and price. .Ad
dress M, P. O. Box 786, Medford,
Ore. -- - 304
WAIXTED To buy 50 to 100 head
ucor catue. State full description
and price. Box N, Mall Tribune.
WANTED If you want your prun
ing dono at right price give us a
chance to make you a bid on your
orchard. We have eight experienc
ed pruners: work guaranteed.
Gentry and Withrow. Call 508-R.
" ' ' - -. 306
WA'XTKl) Team, harness and wsg-
on; prefer mares, weighing 1300
to 1500 each. Small payment
down, balance paid In six months.
"W. Leslie, Oold HUC Ore., R. F. D.
306
WANTED I will pay $5.00 rewdrd
to person delivering one two-year
old colt to my ranch on Wagner
creek. Brand on right is dotted
diamond. . F. W. Combs, Talent.
'. Oro. ' , . . .-' v. 803
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 House, Inc. -J.e F.
Hale, general manager.
WANTED House moving and e-
- pairing. Phone 4S8-M or 488-X.
FOR 8AI.B---nF.Ali ESTATE.
FOR SALE Or trade 26 aero ranch
on Griffin creek; also three Barred
Rock cockerels. Box 51a, R. R. 1.
'- .: . "-"?. 305
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.lC. Gaines,
Trail, Ore. . . 825
FOR SALE 160 acre farm,,120 cul
tivated, 85 nlia:ra, 60 acres grain
balance land ready to .seed. Five-
room house, two barns, ienced, 7
miles to Gold Hill, one mile' to
store, postof flee and" school, five
horses, 20 cattle, 50 'hogs, 60
chickens, farm Implements, other
tools,-.household goods. Will take
residenoo. ,5 or 10 acres, up to
, $2,000, a -little cash. - Very best
terms on balance. , The price is
right; this Is a going proposition.
Chaa. Gilchrist, Sams Valley, Ore.
.-"-' .- ' - . .-. - 804
FOR SALE -Ninety acres with water
sixty dollars .per acre. Box 60,
Mail Tribune. . 1 i," 31S
: FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Ten dairy cows for sale
cneap. . Webster Orchard - (Jo.
571-J5. ---;. -':, -i-.y ' '314
FOR SALE Four good shoats about
100 pounds. Thomas Dungey, R.
F. D. 1, Gold Hill.',-. , - 305
FOR SALE Pure bred Holsteln bull.
two years old. one of the best in
Jackson county. Phone 23-X8. W.
M. , Totlierow, Central Point,. Ore.
- ' 804
FOR SALE 18 0 0 pound work team
and 12-Inch gang plow' oheAp- If
taken, at-once. Phone 'C- S. Kow
hall, JacksouvllliSl il-F4, at meal
hours. -,: :, .-, -.j-.. 304
FOR SALE Two pure bred Duroc
brood sows, will tarrow soon. One
registered Jersey Bull. T; ' E.
aieaulieu,, Central Point. R. 2. 306
FOR SALE Ono span Clyde work-
mares. 1'5 4-months old pigs. . A.
R. Porter, Talent. . ' . 305
FOR SALE Eight year old gelding.
weight 1150. - G.v East, , Central
Point, R. R. 2. ; - 803
FQK SALE Fresh Jersey oow. Ap--
ply 82 Minnesota street. .i- Phone
902.- -r.--.-,'-- 308
FOR SALE Twelve head bred Cots
wold ewes. A. B.'Myers, R. F. D.
1, Rogue River, Ore. : 307
FOR SALE Pure bred Red Polled
bull calf, born October, 1918; fine
vntintfRt.nr. Mndne Orehnrrl np Pnl-
mer I&vestmont Co., Medford, Ore."
lAjera.
LOST iteward tor hand satehol,
,r patent leather, containing $3.00
and key. Phono 19-F-IS. ,304
LOST On Jacksonville hill. Ford
hood. Finder return to- Pruitt-
Hlttaon ,Unrago and recolvo . re
ward. - 303
; a v.;- 77 7",,
fOR SALK--POCrvTKY ANI KOOR.
FOil SAiiS Jilack Minorca egg for
setting, of good strain. P. II.
Kochcster, It. V. D. 2, DoBar Ave.
. 303
FOR . SALE Rhode Island Rod
hatching eggs. Phone 370-W. 318
FOR BALE White Leghorn nnd
Rhodelsland Red eggs and chicks.
F. H. Dressier, phone 777-L. 309
FOR SALE: White Leghorn eggs for
' hatching, $1.00 per setting. Frank
Myers, Beagle, Oregon. 390
FOB SALEMISCELLANEOUS !
FOR SALE Rabbits at a bargain at
the end of North Central avenue.
'. - - - - ' . .308
FOR SALE Osborn mandolin cheap.
Felix Alcbieri, at Oregon Granite
Co. ; , ..".. v.... 304
FOR 8ALH Sand, gravel and sedi
ment. Plowing done. Phone 9 12-J.
.' ' f...V , - :-::'' ' f
FOR. BALE Loose beardless barley,
alfalfa bay. Phone 500-R2. 306
FOR SALE Going out of business
One Successful Incubator, two
double-barrel shotguns, one 22-
collber jrlfle, one light driving liar-
ness, one invalid chair, and other
stuff. 118 South Front street or
phone 460-L. . 306
FOR RALE Cheap, unfinished house
. 28x60: mostly dimension lumber.
Will wreck If necessary. Phone
,475-L. 216 Laurel street. 20
FOR SALE 1918 Ford touring 'car.
Speedometer, shocTc-absorbers, oil
' glass. All tires A-l filled, with
Universal Tire Filler. Back of
. front seat hinged for camping. See
" car at The Universal Tire Filler
Station, 110 Nat Bldg. 303
FOR SALE -fiplendid beardless seed
barley. Lee Watkins & Co.j Feed
Store. ,
FOR SALE Seasoned wood, 16-inch
lengths. - Call Hampton Orchard
468-R1. .'
FOR SALE OR TRADE For cows
and pigs, three-Inch Mitchell wag
on,, heavy Mitchell mountain hack
with top, $40.00, cost $170.00;
heavy Velle side spring single
buggy, $35.00. cost $140.00. Brom
mer Bros., phone 589-J3. - 305
FOR SALE Am leaving Ashland
and will sell 1918 Reo tonrlng car,
' In perfect mechanical : condition,
and good tires. Mrs. Frank Moore,
595 North Mala , street. : Phone
229-J Ashland. ' - - 305
FOR SALE One light canopy rtop
rubber tired buggy. - Three large
. saddles. All In first-class condi
tion. Phono 6 7-R I.: 303
FOR SALE Sabbitsi, cheap.
.Court street. ,
1010
303
FOR SALE--Wheat, Early Sunrise
seed potatoes, ' Yellow Dent - seed
- corn, sweet corn and popcorn. C.
M. Parker, phone 452-W. 808 -
FOR SALE-VAbout five 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 JJae truck, Smith Form
.; Attachment and Packard engine.:
1 9-horso gasoline engine, -never
been used; 2' 30-horse Fairbanks
Morse oil engines; 1 Austin No. 3
, Garatoryr crusliers; I Sty heavy
Peter Schutler wagon, ' good, as
' new; 1 large steel range; 1 family
Tange; tents; 2 Faust jigs and 1
: table and rolls complete. Tools of
' all kinds. ' 2000 ore sacks. . If in
terested write ' Manganfte iMetal
" Co., Lake Creek, Ore. ; 307
FOR SALE Wood for sale in car
:. lots, 16-lnch, cut out of flrat
. growth fir. : C. F. Fess, Leland,
Oregon. 307
FOR SA'IE Fine quality hay $25.00
per ton. -'Modoc Orchard. Phone
Central Point at meal hours. - i
FOR SALE Strictly fancy alfalfa
seed, sweet clover and other grass
seeds. ; Nitro-ciiltures. ; , Ralph
" Elden; Medford. r:-.a ,
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 of
the World War. Ed. Hensolman,
agent, 4 it 3 King street, phone
632-H. . - 306
FOR SALE Sulphur for spray dope.
Pay you : to Investigate. Ralph
Waldo Elden, Russ Mill. .
FOR SALE 126 tons of alfalfa hay,
all In good order. Will bale and
load on car at Grenada for $21.00
per ton. - G. Cuneo, Box 85, Gren
ada. Cal. . 315
FOB KKH1 HOOHK.
FOR RENT Bungalow at 1109 W.
Eleventh, five rooms, modern. Ben
nett Investment Co. . . , 304
FOR RENT Five-room bungalow.
Oakdale dlstriot. Wanted to buy
pullets.- Phone 842-R. -
FOR RENT Several modorn houses.
Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F.
& H. Bldg.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT 13 acres one mile
west ot Central Point; R. 4, Box 78
or phone 403-X2. , 304
FOR RENT Small foothills orohard
.. Some grain land and pasture. Good
terms. - 267 Federal Bldg. e, ,
FOR SALE OR RENT 10 acres on
Hear crook. Plenty of water.
Phono 738-X, , , 80
FOB ItENT FtTU.VISHKD ROOMH.
FOR. RENT Largo 'oast front fur
nished room, sleeping porch, bath,
hent. Phone 750-J. - 805
BUSINESS OPPOUTlNITIES
FOR SALE Good business.
A. D,
304
Little, 36 North Riverside.
MONKT TO LOAN
LOANS Farm Joans 6 per cent Inr
tercst, O. C Hoggs.
LOANS City loans; Building & Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. .-
MONEY TO LOAN on good xesd
.estate security, and will buy Lib
erty Bonds. J. 9. Andrews. No;
31 North Grape. Phone 63-M. 830
BUSINESS BIBKCTOBT
Attorney
PORTER 3. NEFF, Attomey-at-lsw,
- rooms 8 and 9, Medford iNathraal
' Bank Building.
ELIJAH H. HORD Lawyer, 218-14
iGarnctt-Corey Bldg. - ' 319
A. E. REAMES, Lawyer,
Corey Building.
Garnett-
Auto SnppUeo
LAHER AUTO SPRINGS CO.YJ
, are operating the largest, oldest
and best-eqnipped plant in the Pa-
clfle northwest. Use our springs:
' when others tall. Sold under writ-.
1 ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth
, St., Portland, Oregon. .
Garbage
GARBAGE Get ; yonr premises
cleaned up for the summer.. Call
' on the city1 garbage wagons (or
good service. Pfeone 4BI-T. .... J.
Y. Allen.
Expert A ceo an taut
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M.
; -Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given .
, to anything In Accounting end In
come Tax requirements. Look
. Into oar simplified accounting
, method. H. F. & H. . Building,
Medford. Phone 157-B. .
"'Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40
years Money ready when
land la appraised and title ap
proved. . E. H. Hard, secy-treas.
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford.
-Investments
FARM LOAN BONDS, 4V4, tax
free, $25 to $1000. ' Can place
loans $500 to $Tl00. first mortgage,-f,
to 8. E. H. Kurd, 213-14
Garnett-Corey Bldg. 312
7"t
Instruction In Music -
FRED ALTON HAIG-HT-r-Teacher of.
piano and harmony. Halght Huslt
. Studio, 401 . Garnett-Corey Bldg,
ruiiuo I A. -
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
4 work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. 8hop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184. .
Physicians and Burgeon
DR. W. W. HOWARD osteopathia :
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
Burgeon. ; Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glass" sup
plied. Oculist and Anrlst for 8. P. .
. H. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 567. ' .
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAMS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bids. -
- Phone 904-L. ,
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
- Printers and Publisher
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 SL Phone
316. Prices right Service guar
anteed. ' . ' . ". !
BROWN 6c WHITE
Real Estate. Insurance. Rentals
10 South Fir St
IS acres on Pacific highway, 4
acres In alfalfa, 9 In wheat, ' good
housos, granory, a fine property and
worth the price o $0500.00,
20 acre chlckon ranch one-halt
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. y , ,
A splendid boaidirng or rooming
house, steam 'heat, hot and cold water ,
in every room, tine location, furnish.-.-ed
complete, at a price which is ridic
ulously low. -Also some specially
good bargains in city homos, stock,
and bay ranches. v
.ji.j.