IMaifeiNewa
' -i lilvi'Mlock . . , f i
I'OIYVI'AKs'HV Mar. ,i al.C'tilllo
slundy: receipts 649. Stiisrs Mipsl
$l(ltyl4j :uoa to choice $1 1,50 w
U.fiOi medium tu good $10t)llj fair
to good U,nu10i cumiuon to fair
$l)tl,tt: good tu vholuo, . cows ami
holfore (10.50 Mill;, mudliim to good
7 41 J : rtr to modliim ft O.r.ii;
itnniior $3.504.n0; bull $0.50W
. 8.60 Ciilvog $l),50(t' 13.50; mockers
uud loodom $7iq.y
. iioua steady: rwelpU 1302. Prlmo
mixed tM.XbililH mudlum mixed
fl8,J5o lg,7Bl rpi)gh lumvloB I (1.75
17.00; plus, 10.y5di 17.1:5 j bulk
fill.
Bh'wp slowly; receipts 1441. I'rllno
lumha $HliU17; ' fair to mudluui
lutnbH fHtiH; yourllngs 111412;
wolliiim (Ugi'lO; owh N.tOtf 10.0U.
, ''''!,.'' Itiilmr "
PORTLAND,' Miif. ..li.Ilultur
ulciniy. City eroiimory prima, oxirna
iiox I I m (Jiurtiio; curtmut onyuau;
Imlf liiixim half tioiit moru; Iumk limn
tmlt boxos ono com mora. Buying
prl(fp liuttorfiii, country' 03 ty' 0.1a;
culm extra 6$Hot' , . '
' i J'"4fN mid J'oullry '
, . I'OllTtANI), Mar, 31. Eggs, soil
ing prh'o, cuan count, 4 lj buying
prlro, 4I; nulling price, candled,
43(1; miHir.luil tmudlod In curious, 4fic,
Poultry liana, 34 i) 3(iu,
; W. 1J Crntidiill mitt wlfo mnlorml
Into jown Thursday morning mid
pent a-ahort tl inn with our bualnosa
The road pro' drying up no that
now '( liJ ntitoi and-huto truck can
coma out1 or Inn lillli." - Mr. Aden
. ThoniKan of I.ako' Crcok, ono or the
merchant of that place, niuilo two
trip, on Wedhnsduy'and ono.Tliur.
. rtny to .Moil ford. '
V. V. Taylor, ono of our 'nrmora
who Jiuii Iiiimi ovor In California dur
ing Olb ln(tnr part of the winter and
spring, roiurnpu noiun Tntirsiiay.' '
Mr. Couloy and hla mother, Mr.
Mossier, drovo In from ' Lake' Crook
Thursday. '-' 'yi "'
Tho ladle of tho Rbj Cross society
, met In thnlr room above aoorgn
Urown ft Bona' storo Thursday mor-
nlnn and resumed tholr work.
Henry Krenoh, C. B. Bellow, V. E.
' Urtttaoli, olo wore In town Thuf-
dny to moot th criioiuory truck with
lliolr cream. ' Tho diilry uuxlnaaa
Kwlllna to Pa quits an Important In
duatry and I notim that thoao who
aro Imormitad In that bualnow al
, waya bavo tho taah to buy what tboy
. . woni. ' : ;
Mr. llicox waa a bualneiui cnllor
irltl.KllW 7. . i
' Mr. Wlnns, a coal mining promolor
cnmo In Thuraday and ' apnnt III"
night with ua nnd tho Jioxt morning
ho and (Scores W'., Duloy atartad out
up tho crook without itlvlnR any hint
aa to tholr bualnoaa, but wo aro led
. lo tiollovo that (hoy havo' roiio to
nxamlno aomo of tho proapocta thnt
Mr. Daloy haa boon InapoctliiK, It hot
proapootlnit. ,; - .. i
John' Ooln and Harry Honlor of
Aihlnnd, two of our Amito mon, ennio
ln Thuraday ovonliiR and apont HI
day In ono of tho Akiiio rialda In thin
aootion and whan thoy ciimo In that
' aysnlng' thdy had about 'twonty-flvo
or thirty pounda or Amuca to anow
for tholr day'a work. '
' Mr. and Mra. Stovo Smith motored
in from tholr homo on Uooao crook
friday..:- -' -i
. Mr, nhd 'Mra. Pant 'Peyton, Mlaa
'Pearl Ppyton and.MUa Mllrtrod Mo
1 Coy woro horo Friday morning. Mr.
and Mra. Poyton took tho I'oralat
ji alago for tholr homo at Peyton, nno
X Mlaaea Poyton and McCoy motored
i to Control 'Point,' Mlaa McCoy going
on to Portland.
Mra. (loorge Wont ,of jModford. wiro
of one of tho loadora In tho foroat
'orlcb, camp 'out "rldny to vlalt Mr
and oiir daughtor HiiKlo... !
, ' 'Mlaa Anna Mc.Corn,ilok. tho comity
food duiontrn.tor cnllod for dlnnor
Prldii'y on hor 'Wny 'to llTownsboro,
vrhero''Bi6 lad nil utgdsmon( to
i...ni,.''
uiviu It uiunn u HiMiwi.
. WftftoK oods,' rnnli ' Johnson.
Wig jacks. Hoy Aahpolo nnd .O. C
Klrie wro libro Prldiiy for' dinner,
tha' flrat' thrbt'hantod liro uinong our
longing' (JatHo nioniniid Ilby. Aahpolo.
IB qllo Of our naruwuro mmuiiwiw,
and during tho lllnoaa of hla wlfo
wllo la now and has. Upon for sovorni
dnva'iituvlnir with hor molhor, Mrs.
,Ipbn Kndor, Hoy ia tnldng hi mania
i" lit tiio BiuuiyHldo and Mr. King wa
'put tb supply our mnrchmitil ijv(ltlt
wlllil Krocorioa thoy nood In this hnr
, lent. . ...... ;
' V. . Orlpp. representing tho
WaynA Oil funk mill Motor company
Of Fort Whyno, Ind.i' was also, hero
for dlnnor fridny. . . -
Mrs. Honrlottiv Dnngnn, a nlstor of
our old townamun, A J. J-'lorejr; Sr.,
whom "ho has not socn for about, titty
yours, came in Frldny lliorniiig from
hor homo tft San ,Jono,' Cnl., to make
n .vlnlt. Sho oxproaaod horBOlf bb very
fiiiioh plouaod with our obiiritrrnnd
oapaolally wilh . tho sui'roiiutllliKii
'whoro Bho ould aeb cows, ohlokpns
and plgB, Alio Bald that thoab'.wbro
tho first 6ws alio lind sodn for 1 an
ago and that Bho hardly know what it
unuiwlml tiiin'tn hnnr it roostor crow.
mt Kloroy'B majiy frlonda horo; fr
congnvtuliitliiK lilm 'ori nor arrival
for;Blnoo ho loat his wlfo a couple Of
months ago ho has boqn confined to
Ills room almost all tho 'time and the
most 'of tho tlmo lo his chair, fqriip
' hnshbon troubica wllh nthmd inoat
pf tho tlmo tho np,, ,wltr, is
EAGLE POINT; EAGLETS
Bv A. 0, Hewlett,
S . ' -J
The Outbursts of
Eyerett True
By CONDO
IFVtfPfe'r-rl f&OAt Hffter I I f
' 7M0U94rrnl soflnTi Riri2.l lr i-
- - - 41 1 a-. - -i
7 I flZ.' r
H J i r I
TiON'T HASH it flN;THeJT-TT : r
also crlpiHod In his fcot. lie is ono
of our old vota of tho Civil war nnd
Is now suffering cauked by tho hard-1
ships lie had to undergo at that time.
Perry Foator, ono of our old set
tlors, 'was 'In from his homo on tho
roud nbovo tho Dodgu-Krench bridge
Friday and reports that ho has bn
draxKlilg tho roads In Ills neighbor
hood and that tho road supervisor,
lmvo Penco, nover slops until tho
road la amooth and nil lh looao rock
Ihrownout. lie complained about
tho" road from ' tho Dodge-French
bridge to thla place being so rough
but wo thlnk'lhat our now aupervlsor
Is working II now at Ibis writing,.
' J. D. Jackson and wlfo motored to
Med ford Frldny. ' : :V
Our county ominlloner, Jamos
Ovens, passed thru horo Friday go
ing up Hip country.' ' y
Friday night wo had a basketball
gamo horo boiwoep the llutio Falls
and'Knglo Point (oaiiia, mid among
th9o from lltitto Falls who attonded
and helped to boost for Uutlo Falls
and spent tho night nt tho Sunnysldo
woro Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Unrkor, tho
caahlor of tho Uutto Falls bank,
Misses Foley, Unrgrnre, Norma Slow,
art, kufclle Uavldaon, Bornlco Ed
mondson, Mr, Cburles Stowart, Mer
rill Blowart, "Mr. Thomas ;Cook, Mrs.
Anna Corn in and Ooorga Albert. The
following persons wore liiombors of
tho basketball team ; Chester Jones,
Vornon Jonea, Cocll Allatrom, Thoo
dor'o Frodonburg, Mr. Wilson O'lJrlen
and Ieator Smith. Uloth teams plny
od well an.d they all aoombd to hnvO a
yery enjoyubio time. Tho scoro stood
13 to 17 In fnvor of Butte ndls.
Aftor the gamo was ovor they all
cnmo to tho Sunnysldo hotol and
aftor eating a honrty aupper started
to return, but when It canto to cpunt
tng'nosos MrB. Howlott'fopd that
after doubling up that sho had to put
one on the loungo and two on n mndo
down bed, but thorb wns no kicking
OLD-TIME COLD OOKB
DRINK EOT TEA I
Oct a small packago -of Hnmburjt
Ilrcast Ton ot any plmrraacy. vTako a
tablcKMonful of the ten, pul'a cup of
Honing water npon n, pour uirongn n
.Lnn' n.l' '.llt.lf W tMIAim 4l III. ,111V
tlipo during tlva dny'br baforo.ratlrlni.
H In the jniost effective way to break;
o, cold And oiiro grip,, os It opens .the
pores of the skill, rellcvlnjr congestion.
AIho loosens the uowolsi .thus breaking
up n cold. .
Try It the next time you Buffer from
a cold or the a-rlo. It la Inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safo
and harmless..
STI
rT,lTS
Rub Soyoness from joints and musolca
: mth a small trial hottle of old
- tn. jacooa uniment
Sfin "dbalno" Bheumatlflm. '
(It's palh only j' not' onb enss in fifty
rciuiren iwniui tiviivuiuiti,. 1 vuu
Hoothlng, penotratliig "St. Jacobs Lini
ment" rltfnt on the ''tender spot," and
by tho time you say Jnok Itoblnaon
out comes tho rheumatic palfl. "St.
Jacob's I.lnlmont" is a hftrniiess rhou
matlain euro whloli nover 'disappoints
one dooanlt burn the skin. It takes
pain,' s'orohpSB 'anil stiffness from neh
iiiff ijolnts, m0lo8 and bones ; stops
sciatica, lumbago, baohaohe, neuralgia,
, I,tlnbor Sip I- Oct a 30 (Mint bottle of
otd-ttmo, honest "8t. Jacoba Liniment"
from any drug Btoro,'nnd in a moment
you'll bo free from pulnH, nehus nud
HttrfiiesH. Don't duller I Bu(i ilieuma
tlam uvtuy, . : ' . :,' 'v ? ' .
r
: ' tttt i r i
and they all reported thut thoy had
enoyod ilinmaolves. . ...
Mr. J. Splker of Dig Applogate,
cnmo In Friday and apent tho night
nnd so (lid Mr.' Frod irTldngor. Mr.
Frldngor came out to look after bis
twonty-acra orchard In this section.
W. C. Dnloy of Lake Creek, waa
among tho business callers Saturday
morning nnd his son Irvln, wlfo and
daughter motored out ' from their
home on I-tiko Croek this Saturday
morning and. wont on to Modford.
While tulklng with tho two ladles
Mrs. Daley called my attention to a
sot of furs that hor daughtor had on.
It consisted of a fur to go ovor her
shoulders and hang down on each
sldo about two foot and on each end
there wore four tails of mink that
she bad caught tho past winter, she
dressed tlio skins herself and made
the entlro sot herself a muff and
tho abovo doner I lied article- It is not
a cape and It Is not a shawl, so I
leave It to soma, of the ladles to
namo It; It is a beauty. i.
John Swanson, Miss Foley, one of
tho Hut to Falls teachers and Master
Wilson O'Brien of Butto Falls', nnd
E. O. llonaolman of Modford, wore
lioro for- dinner ; today. Mr. Ilonsol
man Is soliciting for tho History of
tho World War..
Stop Itching Eczema
Never mind how often you have tried
and (ailed, you can stopburning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo fur
nished by any druggist tor 35c. Extra
largo bottle, 51.00. Healing begins tho
moment Zemo is applied.. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema)
tettcri pimples, rash, blackheads and
Similar akth diseases will be removed.
' For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zemo,
the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It
fa not greasy and does not stain. When
others fail it h. the' one dependable
treatment for skiritroublesof all kinds.
' V Tho $. W. RosbCb.i Cleveland, O.
NOTltip, OF. SALE . OF GOVERlN'u
MJ?N . Ui 8B!tt..V,Gemwal Land Of
tlto, Wlnshlrigtbn.'-D. C, March 17,
.1 01 9. -V .Notice, Is . hereby given that
subject to tlio conditions and limita
tions' of tho. Act pf Juno 0, 1916 (39
Stat., 21 S)', and'tho Instructions cf
tho Secretary of the lh'torlbr of Sod-'
tetn ber' 15,; t.1 7J the "timber on' (he
luiiowiug iiiiiuH .will oe aoiu may u,
1919V at 16'oibck' i- m.-' at While
libctloti at; the United States land of
flco at Ubsobiirg,' Oregon, to tho lilgh
oat bidder nt not less than the ap
'pralsod value as shown by this notice,
aula to bo Biibje'ct to the approval of
the Socrctnry of tlio' "Interlorr The
purchase price, with oh' nddItionhl
sum pf oiio-flftli "of one per cent
thoroof, bolng commlsBlons allowed,
must bo (lopasllod at:" (irii'e of sale,
money to bo roturnod lr sale Is riot
approved, 'otherwise patent will Issiie
for the timber which must be ro
moved within ton years. Bid, will
be received from 'elflzens of the 'Unit
ed States, nsBoelatlons of such cltl-
sens and corporations prgauised-un-,
uer cue laws 01 me unuea states or
any stato, territory or distriot tjioraot
only. Upon appllqntion of a qualified
flu'rcliasor. tho. tlmbbr on anv! legal
subdivision will be bfforod separately
boforo being lncludod In ftny offer of
a larirer 111111.. '!'. an s.. it. z vv.. oc.
1;: SICK 'NBUi Yellow "pine 10 t'.,
red fir 305 M.. N.liHi SKU: vellow
'pipe 06 M rod fir 805 M.; none. ;Of
tno youow ptno to uo sold tor loss
than $3.00 por M., and. none of the
red fir to bo Bold' tor less than $1.00
por M. T. 37 8., B...7 Wl, Sec 1;
NEVl NVVW, yellow pino 30 M red
fir 350 M INW' NWli ybllOw pipe
SO M red fir 430 M., none of tho yel
low pluo to bp sold for1 loss than $2.50
por 'M., nnd none of tho rod fir to bo
Hold for less than $1.25 por M, Clay
Tnllmaii.rConi'iulsslonor Gouerul Land
h,IM..'. . . .V ... I . ' . . V : I
Circuit Court ' v
W. M. Klniilson va.'Clirl W, Abor-
Icroinblo pt'n'-' Notice,,'"- v A
WHurforl vs. (luy ,'loter.J, Doitiur-
Ir'or, bond find outh. ' "" : '
Mount Vornon National Dank vs.
Ooorgo A Morse. Stipulation, ' I i
: JVirl W. ()J,tt et al vm. V. fcj. CburJ-
I irinn. MmniMHcd. .
.Tiimi'M Fuller vs. II. K. Hiickell
ct ill, ' rlhcrifTs return on service.
Suminiins. ' '.'
Jlnrv A. rlone et id VH. J. M. Dunn
l et ill. Kil ice. KiiiniiioiiH.
W. Jf. JvinnoiHin v. Curl W. Aber-
rcromliie ot al. Motion, ' 1
Mildred KoworH vs, lien ton 7iow-
'crs.' J lerfurrcr. . '
Sliirv lt. Oril'lin vt. Josenh M.
Oiiffin. Proof ol mililication. 1
Probata Court
Frmifliwo Kluck. cnliite, Jnventorv
of iiripriiixcinoiitj .
Mnrv liitl"rini llonrtricktf, csliite.
J.'roof of publicnlion. ' :
: 1 ..Itml ICKtuto Triirmfcrs
Monrnd Nvbv ct ux to 1). f, .
Blue et ill. 'Lund in 6. :tf).
7K $ 10
M. T. Miiniliv el ux In .1. T.
' Witiemiin!' I,iiml iii Mmlford 10
V (1. I'rcmfott ct ux to Mon-
rnd Kvliv et ux .I.nnd in
X'l. IK ....
Ifonrv C. Coonev ct ux to
A'.lnlnli llulin-' r.nml in '
AhIiiiIihI .... . , .. 100
Jouciili (''. Huriniih to Jemima
T.. ilnnnali. Xortliwcst of 8,
33. 1V . 1. 10
S. ft. Aiken. Sr.. fo Lizzie Ilol
lenlinek. ' KnI lmlf of south
west of nortliwcHt. 27.' 32.
3E - - - 10
A. Bol.varrt t ux to .1. B.
fiioilh.. Utt A. J.Ioc k 4. Vane
uddit'on to Mcdf"rd j 1 10
V.' K; Moonov ct nl to.O. E.
Hollenlmk. VorllnvcKt of
nordiHiff of KinlthwcH of
?7. :). 3K
O. II iO'iirtior ot ml lo Xcllie
ne Pdionp., Lit LS nnd
111. block fi. Cnrncr and Sii-
bin's ",1(1, Ijon to WoodviUe ,1250
AK-oil WeflkH el nl lo A.. J.
Mor'in et nl. I.nnd in Med-
fonl. nnr' li'ock 44 . Lease
Fi'"":" E- Carlo ci vr to .1. L.
Cliff. : Lnmlin Ashland 250
Notice of FJortlon of Eagle Point
....".... Irrigation District. )
NOTICE is hereby given, that an
election has been called by the under-
signed County Court pursuant to Sec
tion (CI 08) Lord's Oregon Laws, as
amended by Chapter 223 of the 26th
r.onoral Assembly of the state 01
Oregon,' and Acts' amendatory there
of, nnd the same will be held on tne
15th day ot ApriL-1819, between the
hours of 8:00 o'clock a. in. and tj:QO
o'clock p. m, fbr tlie purpose ot de
termining whether, or not the terri
tory -hereinafter described shall be
organized as an irrigation district,
under the provisions of said Section.
The boundaries or saia proposea
Irrigation district within and for
Which said election will lie held, are
In Jackson County and described as
follows: - ' 1 ' "
Beginning at the quarter section
corner, between sections (32) and
(33). Township (38) South Range
(1 ) East of the Willamette Moriaian
and ' running thence West one and
one-half miles to the center of Sec
tion (31) ; thence South to the Little
Butte irrigation Company's ditn;
thono Westerly along the tine",1 Of
said dlth to the south line Of Town
ship (35) South Range (1) West of
the Willamette Morldlan; thence
West on line between townships (3o)
ana t3) souin, itange u) west 10
lllO 1U111.I.V( .OJU1IUII vuiuoi. wnkno..
sections (4) and' '(33),": Townships
(35) and, (30) Range (l) west or
Willamette Meridian; '; thence' North
one and ono-Tialf mllos to the cohtor
ofSeollon (28) Township (35) South
Range (1) West of the Willamette
Meridian; thence West to Rogue
River;' thence Northerly along the
easterly bank ot Rogue River to the
quarter section corner between sec
tions (16) and (17) township (35)
South Range (1) West-ot Willamette
Meridian; thence East to center ot
Soctlon ( 16) ; thence North two and
one-halt miles. to the Quarter section
corner between scotions (4) and (33)
Townships (34) and (35) South
Range (!) West bt Willamette Mer
idian; thence asast two And ono-naii
miles to southeast corner of Section
(35) Township- (34) 'South Range
(1) West of Willamette Morldinn;
thence North one mile tb (.Northeast
corner ot Section (35), thence East
three miles to tho northeast corner
of Section 132)' Township (34)
South, Range (1) East of Wlllnmotte
Meridian; thence North one niile to
northeast corner or section ' "( i v )
Township (34) South,-Range (1)
East ;of Willamette Meridian; thence
cast mree mues to 1110 nortuuusc cor
ner of section f 20). -Tdwnshln -f 34 )
8outh Range ( 1 ) East bf W.lllambtto
Meridian;' thonco BoutK two ill lies to
the southeast corner of Section (35)
Tnwnshln fS4) finnlW. Hnnffn Y1)
East of Willamette Mbrldlan; thence
West two miles to the southeast Oor-
nor. qt section t.ttf ) ' jipwnsnip tail
BOutn Mango m East of the Wll
lnmette Meridian; thonoe South to
the .'Paclflo and ','Edst'ern Railroad
right-of-way thence 1 Southwesterly
niopg ithe line of the Paclflb ' and
Eastern Railroad right-of-way, to the
Wlllamettp Merl(llnn; thence South
to soutnonsi corner 01 section 1211
Township Y.15V South; Range (1)
West ot Willamette .Meridian;' thence
EaSt two hides to lioftlioast corner of
Seotion (29) township ,;(3 5) South
Rango (1) Enst of-.Wlllametto Merid
Ian; thence South 'ohe and one-half
miloB' to' place of Jib'glhnlng. - ,
Excepting the following: All of .the
lands owned by the 'Butte Falls urh
ber Compiiliy,' In : Soetlons1 MS ' tad
I,a,i j V! "'MV ,VWBJ UIIl OtlUllUU
(8) in Township (35), full "south
Rnndo 1 EnHt of 'the w;;lvr. '
' All the' lflnd owned by the John S.
Owen Company. Ih ' Section' .' (26)
Townaiup (34), spuui' Rnrtge , 'Jl
Knsf hf Iho W Mr ' ' ' - " 1
-: All 't.th'e imc(8 owned by J. I-I,
ri ArririrnAnirivrifriyrMT
mm 1 1 11 1 ii 111 1 11 1 ) 'mhrntt
Cooloy In Township (35) ' South
rtango (1) West of Vv- M. .Jackson
County, Oregon. v
HiAsmnch as a majority of "the
title holders of land within, the boun
daries of said district did petition
that the officers thereof bo elected
at large, tho court so ordered.
The polling placo for said election
Is at tho residence of Ell Daliack,
located In tho Southeat quarter ot
Section 1 231 Tnwnshln (35) South
rtango (1 ), West ot W, M. Jackson
County, Oregon. .
Tho electors of said proposed irri
gation district are hereby required to
cast ballot at said election which
shall-contain the words "Irrigation
District Yes," and "Irrigation Dis
trict No." - -
There will also be elected at said
election three (3) Directors for said
proposed Irrigation district, who
shall, In cose the legal electors In and
for said proposed Irrigation district,
shall vote In favor of organizing tho
same, hold office In said Irrigation
district until their successors are
elected and ((hallfled. '
O. A. GARDNER,
County Judge.
. CEO. OWES,
JA8. OWENS,
.County Commissioners. -
Attest: '
CIIAUXCKY FI.OREY, ,
County Clerk.
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent a word).
' Locals Ten cents, a line.
: Lognl-rFlve cents a line. .
. Display- 25 conts an Inch, . 1
Contract rates on application.
HELP WASTEU MAiK.
WANTED Boy 14 to .16 years with
bicycle who wishes to learn me
chanical trade. Crater Lake Mo
tor Co. 1
WANTED Married man on fruit
ranch. Steady Job. H. B. Tronson,
EaglePolnt. - ' : 8
WANTED House fnan. Hotel Med
ford. Please call, don t phone. ,
WANTED Bus boy.. Hotel Medford.
Please call, don t phone.
WANTED Men to cut Wood and
clear i land. . . Webster i Ranch.
Phone 685-J3. . 32 6
HELP W A3VTinr FBAUXiE
WANTED Experienced girl for gen
eral housework. "Phone 275-R.
WANTEt) Two vacancies at Med-
iora sanitarium ior renaeie gins
to come in training. - Apply to Mrs.
A. W. Foote, supt. of nurses. .
WANTED Woman for general houre
Work on ranch. Two children and
man in family.' Route 3, Box 98.
.-Medford.';-. : :: ? -1 -'11
WANTED SITUATION. ' '
WANTED By young 'married man.
position on good fruit or stock
ranch. Address K. L. Raab, 912
East Nineteenth St. N., Portland,
Ore.;. -!,-': ' '-' ' ' '.- 9
.WANTBD SUSCKLXjANIOCS
WANTED rTo buy for cash, team of
young heavy mules. Box 84, Mail
Tribune. ;. ;. .
WUUXfrBOGbod gentle milk cow.
G(ve lull particulars. R. 2, Box 68.
;.'.) i---' -,,'v -i2
WANTED If you want cash at right
ngure ior your ib-iy or is rora
See us; Universal 1 Tire ' Filler
Agency; Natntorium.
.12
WANTED A good work horse. Bor
1 keley Orchards. 9
WANTED Lawn mowers to shar
pen. We call for and deliver.
Phone 261-J. , Liberty Repair
iiShop. . 9
WANTED Boy's or lady's first-class
saddle. Phone 8-F32, EuglePoint.
9
WANTED TeaniB with or without
men for orchard work.1 Egnn
"Orchard. Phone 697-R6. 8
WANTED .To hire tractor for grad-
lng, 30 or 40 days steady wqrk.
Box 81; Mail Tribune. - - .- 8
WANTED To buy 50 to 100 head of
feeder cattle.- H.' W. Bingham,
MedTord.
WANTED We pay cash for Liberty
bonds. Halo's Piano House inc.,
; J. F, Halo, general manager.
WAOTED Any kllid cattle,' stock or
beef.: G. W; King, Montague,
Calif. ' 336
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 4S8-M or 4S8-X.
FOR SALE POCliTUY AND EGGE.
FOR'SALB:--S. C. White Leghorn
eggs for hatching aftor Apr. 4th.
. .White Wing Poultry Farm, Phoe-
V-.nlx, Ore. 1 11
FOR SALE-1 Seating hens. 203 Mc
A'ndroWs street. Call evenings. 7
FQR.SALE-r-White Leghorn eggs 6c;
: chicks: R. T. R. eirirs. All heavv
1; layerB; F. H. Dressier, phono 777-L
30
.OR SALE-T-Hntchlng' eggs, S. C
, Whlto Loghorna. Best of winter
. layers, $1.50 por sotting of 15. $7
in 100 lots.v IC. Hnmmerbacher,
, R. P...0D. No. 2, Grants Pass, Ore.
"- 334
FOR . SALE Rhode' Island Red
. hatching eggs. Phone 370-W. 318
FOB RENT APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT One furnished apart
ment at Hotel Holland,
1TOB8ALK KEAI, 1WTAT.
FOR SALE Small house and lot
close to pavement, very cheap.
Fruit trees. No Indebtedness. Box
J. J., Mail Tribune. 10
FOR-SALK $550.00 buys house, lot
and garage of Edgar Wight, Jewel
er, 17 North Central. " . .
FOR SALE Cheap, choice three
acre home with water and 50
choice fruit trees. Box 137, Rogue
River, Ore. 10
FOR : SALB OR EXCHANGK A
seven-room house In Ashland on
East Main street. Garden. All
assessments paid, for Medford pro
perty. Inquire Royal Bakery, Med
ford. 8
FOR SALE Several good stock
ranches including cattle, horses,
farming Implements, etc. If look.
In-g for a bargain and want to make
some easy money, see T. C. Gaines,
Trail, Ore. , 325
FOR SALE Ninety acres with water
sixty dollars per acre. Box 50,
Mail Tribune. - 318
POR SALE 1,1 VESTOCK
FOR SAkE Young fifcah cow with
heifer calf. E. Lundberg, Central
Point road. 9
FOR SALE Fresh milk cow.
Ellis, Talent, Ore. -
Cad
9
FOR SALB Good farm team, weight
2400. South Hamilton Streete.
near Dakota, ave. V
FOR SALE Ono or two horses. G.
L. Schermerhorn.
FOR SALE 30 fine eyes, 34 early
lambs; a few of the ewes due to
lamb soon. Geo. Irwin, Talent.
Phone 371-R4. 9
FOR SALE Nice littlo fair of gentle
mules. Watklns Feed Store. 10
FOR SALE Cheap, four first-class
milk cows. Call after' 5 o'clock
p. m. Bert Stancllff, Phoenix. 9
FOR SALE One mare, seven years
old, luOO pounds. F. L. Caton,
1015 North Central. ' - : ' 7
FOR SALE Pure bred Red Polled
bull calf, born October, 1918; fine
youngster. Modoc Orchard or Pal
mer Investment Co., Medford. Ore.
IX) It SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Clean beardless barley
for seed' at Watklns need Store.
FOR SALE Water heater. 532
South Ivy.' " S
FOR SALE Small dry oniona or
. onions to plant. Phone 777-L. 7
FOR SALE 12-inch P. & O. gang
plow. Phone 408-R3. 7
FOR SALE OR TRADE For stock
or hogs, household furniture, fine
Checkering piano, $125.00 Victrola
nnd records, ivory finished bed
room suite, oak desk, etc. Phone
8-F32, Eagle Point. , : 9
FOR SALE At a bargain 1917 Ford
touring car in first class running
order, $350 if taken at once. 402
South Newtown. 9
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa
hay.
Phone 500-R2. . .
FOR SALE Seed and feed barley in
carload lots or otherwise. Phone
534-X. ' A
FOR 8ALE New and used auto
tops, curta.'tis and hoods. Repair
ing r done, awnings and canvas
goods of all description.- A. D.
Little, 36 North Rlv-srstdo. 8
FOR SALE Rotten cow manure.
Phone 452-Y. Hoover's Dairy,
FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedi
ment. Plowing done. Phone 912-J.
FOR SALE About five tons freshly
dug stock carrots. ' Modoc Orchard.
Phone meal hours, v '
FOR SALE Strictly fancy alfalfa
seed, sweet clover and other grass
seeds. Nitro-cultures. Ralph
Elden. Medford.
FOR SALE Singer sewtng machines
' on easy terms. Cleaning and re
pairing of all machines a specialty.
245 South Central avenue, phone
903-R. C. A. Chapman. ' 317
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. Cunoo, Box 85, Gren
ada. Cal. -.,"" '-; v-'iv.. ' '315
LOST "Gentlemen's heavy gold ring
witn setting gone; vaiueu as Keep
sake. Return to Emit 'Molir, Hotel
Medford.- Reward. - - 9
BROWN & WHITE
Real Estate, insurance. Rentals .
10 South pir SC- , ;
18 acres on iPacIflo highway, 4
acres In alfalfa, ' 9 In wheat, good
housos, gra'oery, a fine property 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 watbr, 20 under culti
vation and haa open range adjoining.
Price $2000.00.
A splendid boardmg 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 homeB, stock
and hay ranches, . .- . -..',
WOH HOU6fc.
FOR RENT -Furnished holiso, big
r garden; fruit.,' chicken yard, cloao
in. 246 N. Oakdale. 12
FOR RENT Two rooms furnished
house In rear 220 South Grape. 8
FOR RENT Five-room bungalow.
Oakdale district. Wanted to buy
pullets. Phone 842-R. . P
FOR RBNT Several modern houses.
Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F.
A H. Bldg. ' ' '
FOTt REXT FUR-Yisn ED ROOMH.
FOR RENT -Rooms at 223
Central. Phone S76-L.
North
9
FOR R10XT Rooms with or without
board. Will servo ' meals. 315
South Riverside, Private family;
terms reasonable. '
FOR EXCHANGK.
WANTED To exchange $2000.00
equity In six-room modern bunga
low In beautiful .Highland Park,
two blocks from Franklin high
school; $1500.00' mortgage at ,7
per cent, for land. Would gasiimo
same amount on good property.
Prefer smaller place clear. E. T.
Lesley, 5656 Altlama street, Los
Angeles, Calif. ' 7
MONEY TO IOA
LOANS Farm loans ? per cent In-v
terest, 0. u. uoggs.
LOANS City loans. Bnildlng & Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate security, and will buy Llb-
' erty Bonds. J. fl. Andrews, No.
81 North Grape. Phone 53-M. 330
s . BUSHTESS DIREOTORT
L1LJ
. ': Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-Uw.
: rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Bnildlng.
ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, 213-14
Garnett-Corey Bldg. .''': . 319 '
A. E. REAMES, Lawyer; Garnett
Corey Building.
Auto BappUea
LAHER ATJTO SPRINGS Co. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use 'our spring!
when others fall. Sold nnder writ
ten guarantee. 24 North Fifteenth
St.. Portland, Oregon. 1 i i
. Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned np for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
- good service. Phone 351-T. J.
T. Allen.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything In Accounting and ln-i
come Tax - requirements. Look
into . our ' slmplrfled accounting
method. M. F. & H. Bnildlng,
Medford. Phone 16 7-R. ' . -
. Farm Loans
, 1
AMORTIZATION PLAN 6 to 40.
years-1 5 Money ready when
land Is appraised- and - title ap
proved. E. H. Hard, secy-treas. .
Natlonal Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford.
Instruction In Moslo
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of .
: piano and harmony. Balght Mc.sU
Studio, 401 'Garnett-Corey Bldg,
Phone 72.
Planing Mill
THOMAS '- MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. -Shop 437 S. Fir.. Phone
184.
Physicians and Burgeons
DR. ' W: W. HOWARD osteopathic
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and :
-' surgeon. Practice limited to eye, -ear,
nose and throat.- Eyes scien
tifically tested and glass ' sup
plied.' Oculist and Aurlst for B. P.
. R. R. Co. . Offices M. F. H. Co,
Bldg., Phono 567. , 1
DR. F. G. CARLOW
. DR. EVA MAINS" OARLOW 1
s OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
.416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. .
- - Phone 904-L.-Realdonce
2 6 S, Laurel Street.
Printers and
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. hag the
" best equipped printing office in ;
Southern Oregon. v Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
: etc. Portland prices. . 27 North
Fir St
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE! CO.
' Office 42 North Front St. Phone
315. Prices right Service guar
" antoed. ' v'. ' ".
INTERURRAN AXJTOOAR CO.
. TIME CARD.
Leave M edford for Ashland dally
except Sunday at. 8: 00 and 10:15 a.
m. and at 1:00, 4:'.00 and 6:15 p. m. 1
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p.m. Sun
days le ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30,
5:30 and 9:30 p. m. . '
'.' Leave Ashland for Jfodford dally
except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.
nil and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30,
4:30 )ad :30 y. m.