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Newspaper Page TextHtFiDFORT) MATH TUmUNT!, WDFOTin 0KKC10N, THURSDAY, 'APRTL 10, 1010 PA O R FIVE kir. mFNniK lit Ul Ut IMII.MU HU WORK IN PACIFIC HAN Fll ANCINCO. Anril II. I'lnns fur tlm-M''Mow "f )io KniuhlH nt ('uliimhim war lii'livltioM li tliu mill tnyv Itiixi'M of llm Unllml KIhIiih In tho lliiwnlliiii ImIiiiiiIh will tin dmwn mi liV Albert (I. llitgluv. illrWttnr. of tlio wtwlurn iliiiiiirtmeiit war work of tliu KiiiulilH, who milled roirciitl v l'ur Hi iuHi. , ,' v. - ', , Dritiilit nkihohIh rrmn urnniliiiml kiiluliU nnd nrinv officer It) Mono. nii to tlio mtiiruitm council of the rilir in tliix . country., brought In- Htriii'tlniiM from Inn oust to HiikIcv riMliit'Htlntf lilm to mitliu it Hiirvnv ul' tlltl llt'inlll Ot HolllllTH llllll MIlillirH in I llO IhIuIIiIh It HlMtll II IIIWMillllt. fie nulled on tliu J'lM'ifin Mail liim Hluimi-i-r' ('iiliiin)iiii. - "'I ntn ri'iiui'Ktt'il liv tho miiiri'iiie niuni'il id tint f it Hiirvov or uiu m- IiiIiiIh hiiiI report mv recniiimt'iiilii. tiltH bV I'llllll!," IHtulnV Hllill jtlHt 1)11- diiii Ito left. -"In tlm ni'iir fill urn, it ln'lxiH'tl!ll tllllt tlllTV Will 1.0 -111,1111(1 Hi'I'viri) llioil ill. tint ihlimiU mill till' KJ '; ilonirxit to milks them lis com ii.Vtiililiv iim tint Htililii'rt mill Miilo'r mi Hit' niiiinlnnil. "At nii'Hfitt. ' nlhlcltfl itntiiimiem. Nlbtlonerv Anil oilier mitiiilicn urn ! I II If shipped IJVIT ill lltruit lltllllllttietf. lint nioitilinrrt of tlm i.riltr in lliiwnii itiive urged tho need of wlill nmro ex. i.-nsivn work nntnnir tint nervico nin. ilnwnii will hnve tin) Inrut'tl furi'U of IIIIV V l"t" W " ,....-...,.,.. We nrri iilrt'inl workinif In t'tilm mnl I'orto Uien. mill while I I'liniiot wiv wlnit wit will ilt; until I Iniik over tho field, it I nrobnbltt I tut K. C. will e. luiitil itH work I'onniilurnlilVi- in the iiiiil-Pni'ifii-." ' Kiirlit hundred itmi fifteen men ilixcliuriwl from tlia I'uilcd ,SiuIom survieo. out of more limn l..riili) uinili I'tuitx liuvtt liouii given I'liiiilnviiii'iit through tlm Knight of CoIiiiiiIiiih Nil tionnl Cntholie wur Council Nurvu-r llitreiui in (,'iiliforniii since it cntub lirtli'iifttt on Kebruiirv 1. A complete reimrt of tli activities of Hi" iiruitnltuiliiin Kitn'0 iiii'iiiivnov two ittonlli iiuo wiiA ftlttil with Arrh liinliop Hiuinii vitnlnrilnv liv tli dim mitli'd in cliiirm- inoliiiliiiit Allwrt 0 lliiulov, lii'ml of tlio Iv. of wnr work on tlio I'lti'ilto ronxt. Willmin II. Oiililfti mnl I'linrli'K C. Hullivmt. utuimI kiiiulitH of tlio lot'til itiiiiiii'tU Kniu'liN of Ciiliiinliti". ( iilitiuil ( Intrlt'M J, y.4'i7.nn U, H. A. iii rmiri'HimlHiir tlio VtMva Mlilv unuv on uiu coniiiiii tea. lV . I ' 1 ".' Aooilrilintf to tlio ronort nioro tliun SOU of tlio men itliicnl Imve wciircil iHmitionH iu 8un . Kruneiwo, Lo 'Ah-' mtloit mnl Sun .liiaiiiiin iMiinilii'n TlirotiL'tj tlio itffitrln of Jnlm Ilevlitf. ltd nil VniuOii'i'f tlio N'uitt roiiiinil mnl T'. I). Kilkt'iinv. uniml knicht of Vul- li'jo rotintv. K. of 0.' ehinlovimmt for moro limn 81) inon nnvo owtn fonnil in tlioM two autlnelHi Holiert' 0. Itniilv, wlto Iiiia i-linruo of tlio Klin Khiiiiwo liitiiiliiiinrter InlK ri'iiit'itroi'il liitt Klnff witltin the iinxt month nntl linn ohIiiIiIihIioiI it HYKti-m wlntroltv tlio itrineiuul 6m lilnverft of tlio citv will lio ninvnHKwl at Imittt onito n'week liv ri'iirexi'ittn tivcx of tlio liiirtMitt in orili'r to kccit m i-Ioho touch with till' xitttiitmn. Hriiilv ileoliircx tlml tin) vxt niii- pority of tlio men nro m-ukiiiir citv .iolix. Tho iitinrtwxion Unit tltav nrv iinxioim or wiiiiinr to uo duck hi uie f ii nit hit iloelnrex ix fitlxo innxfiir nx netuul flLMtroH Hi the litirenu Hlmw Of tho nutro tliun IHOO men who hftvo filcil nniilii'iitionfi fur noxitions nnd Hvho lutvo lioon cliiHxifictl 118 to tile (tliitrrtoter of emplovnient sotialtti elurkR lutvo leil tho nxi wiiii in;t up tilii'iitloiiM. Stimocruphorx unil hook keqiwrB nro noeonil with 172 Bcekine ennilovment nntl tho men who hbuk farm liihor nro sixth on tlio lixt wineii inelndex mriexnien .101, moliil wnrK. erx 117. xliinviiril workefx 1 12. Inltor- orx. 1UH. fiirnterx 105. eliiuiffeurx unil toiiin .' drivera 101. mcehmtie H. wiireliotixenien Oft, eookx mnl wnitorx f2. oleetriiiiniih 'ID. hotel clerk 2!, plnmhers nntl pinefitlcrx 'J2 nml mix eollnniioiiK einplovineiitx '107. , kurjuioil liifliionna i"LaBt soring . I lind torrlhlo cold nnd grlppo nnd win nrrnta I was go. Ins to have Influonta," wrltos A. A, McNoeau. High Point, an. "I -noo many kliids of modlclno, bnt romulii- od ologgod with colli. .1 tnon iook Koloy'H HdhoV nnd Tnr Coinpoiind, fooling' rollof f rom tho flrxt. t unftd seven uninll nottlos. It wits a Right to da tho Dlilcitm I cotighod up. 1 mn co'hvlncod Foloy'a Honoy and Tnr itavoil mo from lnfluonzn." Chocks coughs, colds, croup and 'whooping cough. For snlo liy woutoru :vaar m,aoy. ;' ' ; ' ; . , ; ' ) r Notleo ... . irimnnilnilnrl In Mm nnlinil nf PhOO nix, Oro., April Ii, HMD, ono ltluo Jersey helfor, nbout bno nnd ouo-half .. '..t.i !..... ntt nl.mtt IWn yeurx uittt wit hwi u. Ineii0 froih hond. No other nmrkB or brands to bo soen. Owner roquosl ed to come nnd pny clurgo nnd got thonnlmnl.- A. w. shout, ' Marshul of tho Town of.PUoonlx. ; 1 . ' .. : - 18 f Soldlorx. HitlliirH itiiil Murines Yon nro horoby notified that tho taodinon of tlio World will admit tllscharKod soldiers, snllors ana mur ines (Including those In the nlr sor vleo) to mombbrshlp without Initia tion fbo, nnd tho .Hond Camp will pny mnillml nnd o.ortlflcnto foos. ' Tho Itifturunco rntOB , uro low nnd a big rosorvo to bnolt them up. Yon should InvoailKuto this of for. It Is worth somothlng to yo. ! . v. ,- HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Cuinp No, 80, W. O. W, LOS ANGELES NOT BY POLICE l,C)S ANOMI.ICB, Ch., April 10. further luvenllgntloii o( tint iilltiKOd opuriitlun of titmlilliiK OHiiililluhiniints In ilin ImhiIiiiihu BMKtloii. hour will lie minlo by tho ctninly munil Jury which coiivniies utility, It Wat uiiiiotiueed ut tlio district utlorney's nfflco, Tho milling of in allcgm! Kinnbllng rmuirlH was tlio subject of shtii'p ex- chuiiKus liolweun tliu pulli.'o (liymrt- meitl anil the district attorney's of fice. Tho raldn wore directed by tho district ntlornny's offlio and W. I'- Dorun, dnpiily district nttornny ould tho pollco know nothing or tho raids till nftur they had been minlo. John Ij. Iluller, chief of police, Issued a xlntiiment Unit the ruldit followed tho Kutherlng ot evidence by pollen detne. tlvns who ! u rued H over to Uiu dis trict attoruey'H office. . i Jitseiili Hnlurl, ono of tho men ar rested tor tho lilloftud urroiHiuioo of bets on horso races, wax ro-urroxtod yeslerdny, this llmo on it charge of perjury. Tho latter dm rue was iiinilo following lilx uppunriinco b'eforo the grand Jury as a wlutons. UTILIZE POISON GAS OF ' f 4 PAItlH. April 10 Poltion go that worked such havoc during the war will bo utilised Vir a very fur different mnl bonof- Iclent pupose In tho fill urn. It Is said III sclentlflo circles, (in- 4 lirlcl Ilertrund, of I ho Pasteur Instttuto, Informed the Acuilemy 4 of jjclcnces toilny tlml he had 4 idlxcovored a method by which such gns nitght bo supplied for destruction of cateroplllurs unit 4 Injurious lurvuo which, hud 4 worked destruction on fruit and other tree growths In the couu try districts during tho ptul few years. . - - . :,. . ' ilvcxlock POilTUANIX April 10 Cnttlo stonily; receipts 11. Steers, lieaC $13 i lt.fiO: good to ciioico $n.r,oy 12. 50; medium to good-(101 1; fair to good U 4f 10; common to fair Hr S; good to choice cows and heif ers JtO.uOil 12.5: moillum to good 174 8; fair to miidiiim 5df 0; can non t:i.r,niif -i.&o; bulls 0 4i s.r.o; Cnlvos 9.60lir U.D0; Blockers and feeders 7f 10. Hogs steady; receipts 238. Prime mixed tliit 19.25; medium mixed $ 1 8.7T, ((( 111; rough . henvlcs 17W 17.25; plKH l.J&i 17.20; bulk $19 18.10. Sheep steady; no receipts. Prime lam In I ft 17; fnlr to medium $14 fi15; yearlings $1 1 012; wothers $9 tl 10; owes f0.G04fl0.fi0. ; , POllTLATy'D. April 10. nutter lowor1. City crenmcry prints, extras, box lots. 50c; cartons One; hnlt boxos half cent more; less than half boxes lo' mora, lluylng prtco buttorfnt, country 59 5 00c; cutio oxtrus 5 Sc. T ' The gel-to-gether meeting nt the CJirUtinn ehnrch Monilnv night wild a grcnt nuocexx in every, ranpeet, find tvnx well nttcniled bv tho eoiiuveiin- LOOK JfOUNG, PRETTY Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens v . so JNaturaiiy tnat JNO body can tell. ITalr that losos Its c61or and lustre, or when It fades, turns gray, dull nnd lifeless, Is oaused by a lank of sulphur In the htilr. Our grnndmother made ' up a mixture of Sago Toa and Sulphur to Keop nor iocks unrx: ana oonuiirui, and thousands of women and men who value that oven col of, that boautlful dark shade of hair which- la so at tractive, use only this old-tlmo raclpe. Nowadays we not this famous mix ture Improved by the addition of othor Ingredients by. asking at any drug store, for a bottle ot "Wyeth'a Snge and Sulphur Compound," whloh dark ens the hair bo naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tall It has been applied. T911 Just dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking ono small strand at n. time. ' By morning tho gray hair disappears; but what doltgnts the ladlos with Wyeth'a 8ft pro and Sulphur Compound la that, bo eldos beautifully darkening the h&ir after a- few applications, It also brings back-tho gloss and lustre nnd gives) It an appearance of abundance. 1 Wyoth'a Sage and Sulphur ' Com pound Is a delightful - toilet renulstto to Impart color and.it youthful ap pearance to the hair. It Is not In tended for the cure, mitigation or pre--ventlon of disease, 1 MdrkciNewj tlini here with a lurgu delcgittiun from MciII'ijiiI prexent, Tlie xpeciiil HCivico nt ilia firlck cliiirch Hiiniluv evening wax well ut lnuik'il it nil eiiiovi.'d liv nil inexciit. Aiming llioxu who , niitdo nililreKxox were ('upluiir t'lintnlv unit Clarence Meeker of Mod ford, The rcciiiiliun mid duneo given nt 'flit nil- liiill luxt 1'riiln v niuht in hiiinir of llur returned xolilinrx mid xitliorx wax n inui'li eitioveil iil'f'nir. A liiiiiyiiel wux given iliiriittr the ev eiiinir, iiinl wiik gri'ittlv unuiecinteil bv nil the biivx nnd tlio In rue nruwd in ulleiiiliince. -' t ' - ' ' Jiniiex Koxx f rum over xeiix. ImH received Itix ili''liurue from the IJ.' 8, ii nn v mnl ix now lit limne in thix citv. John Kllexlitd-ix n recent urrivitl nt hix Iiiiiiio nimr lierc, liitving rweiy. ed hix iliHchmife I'roiii lite t'j.;S, nriny. K. Ii, Olcuxitii linx piircliiixcd front I''. ('. Iliibiitelt the ri'hiilciii-i! xiliiuteil up the xoiitlieirxt corner of Sixth mnl Miinr.niiitii xtrcctx. .Mr. Knbiiett itlnft xold for Mrx. Wrfglit of I'ortlnnd to Jiniiex Poiirl, the .Oibxiin nruiicrtv, xituiileil nnrlliwext . fonier Hecond and Axh xtreetx. II. II.-Moure mnl l'Vcil llurrowx were recent biixinexx vixiturx to Axliliind. . - K, K. Aiken of I'roxiiecl, wux trunx in'tinir htihinexx unil reniiwinif old nc iltiuintiiiicex one iluv the (iitxl week. Mr. Orecniitiin of Axliliind wrix vix iting I'rieinlx hero .Monilnv. Mrx. Jennie Downing of Lits An gclex ix vixiting relutirex nnd frieudx iu thix citv. ' : ' ' , Mixx (llnilvx Holinex, who has been in wur xervicu in WiinliiiiL'liin. T). C, xinco luxt Jul v. IniK rexiirned her no xitinn mid urrived linino ; bnturduy morning Inst. ' Jlurrv f)cnn of (he fiinndiitn nrmv ix hero viKitiinr Will Tlioiuiixiin und I'liinilv mnl other rclctivex,' curouto In visit hix pnrentx in (.'ulifornin. - Arthur Aiken, juxt dixchnrifed from the I. S. umiv ix hero visiting hix rein lives, Mr. mnl Mrx. liicli nrdxon, on hix wuv to the oil fields of Wyoming. - The l.ndicx' Aid of tho MV cliun-h will entertiiin ut the purxon tisro on Weilncxdiiv nfternbon, April 1(1. lite liiintoxxex wul be Mrx. Hel knnp. Mrx.'W. II. Noreroxx, Mix KMhcr l'nl;ey. - .. Mrx. Frederick nnd Jier unele. George iiiiili-ri'oiil. Itiive . removed I rom thix citv to Ashland whera thev will rexide in the future. .', Ucv. Doctor Haillio of I'ltoenix wnx here TiicxilitV evening to iittend n church hitxiiiexx meeling at the lirick church. N. Y. OAT HANDLERS TO HELP OUT EUROPEANS NKW YOHIC. April 10. To in .crcitsc the export of gritin hnnil- Pineapple Desserts 2c The bottle In . each package of Pineapple Jlffy-Jcll con tains all the rich essence from half a ripe pineapple. The dessert has a wealth of this exquisite flavor, and a package serves six people for 12 cents. You owe to yourself a trial of this new-type gel atine dainty. JO Flavor, ot Your Grocer's 3 Package for 35 Cento Xntlcn of Election NOTICE IS HEUE11Y GIVEN, That ah election has boon called by the Hoard or Dlroctors of Tho Gold Hill Irrigation District, of-Onckson Coun ty. Oregon, and tho same will be held on April 21st, 1919, between the hours of eight o'clock a. in. and five o'olock n. m for tho purposo of vot ing upon and- determining whether or not Tho Cold Hill Irrigation Dis trict shiill tsBito bonds In tho sum of ton thousand dollars (S10.000) in addition to bonds In the amount of sovonty-flvo thousand dollars already votod, for tho purposo necessary or convenient of carrying out the pro vlsloils of a certain act passed by the Gonornl Assembly of the State of Ore- Kon. 1917. : Tho poling plnco for .said election shall bo In the houso in which the board of directors ot tho district now has its offlco, and whloh. house Is ownod by C. W. McDonald njid Fanny Pickett, and Is situated oil lot Six (0). amended-plut of Kiverslde Sub- Division In Township (30) Section (2(1) Rnngo 1 West of the Willamette Morldinn. Jackson Donnty, (JroKon.. Tho electors of Tho Gold Hill Irri gation District are horoby required to cast ballots at said election which ahnll.'contnln tho words, "Bonds - yes" nnd ''Bonds No " Those In favor ot said dlBtrlct lssu Ing bonds In tho sum ot ten thousand dollars. ($10, 000) in addition to the sovonty-flvo thousand dollars ($75,- nnn) in bonds already voted, shall cast tholr ballots "Bonds Yes';, and those opposed to the. Issuance ot bonds In the sum of ten thousand dollars In addition to tho aovonty-tlvo thousand dollars In bonds already votod, shall oust tholr ballots "Bonds no", -v Dntod: March 18,' 1919.' ' ' I. T. GALLIGAR, : 1 ' F. D. EISMAN, C. It. BOYD, 'Board of Directors of The Gold Hill Irrigation District of Juckson County, Oregon. . : . Attest: - CI1AS. P. CHAMPLIf, Bocrotury, ... . ' ' ' . ling fnciliticx of tho port of New York so Unit the grain forpnrntiou euit send u tnlfipof 1.(100 tiiux of grnin iintf i'ciciiIh proiliii'lM to l-m oim iu tliu next. duvx, out liiiinllcru of this citv nt u nieetiiur vcxtcrduv uureed to adjust tlujlr iirivute buxinexx to re lenxe (ho grontext poxxilile per cent nge of tho port fncilitiex for thix ptir-r poxo. . ' WiLLOW SPRINGS ? Tlje-Juliim Hirkhol. fmnilv dined willt thn'J. W. Kldens 8iiniluv. ' -Mrx. Willium Thompxon mid small duughtcrx spent Tuexiluv in I'ltoenix vixitinir her purelilx, Mr. nnd Mn). Then Fish. ; , : Thev Ituve been iixing Iho William Wright tractor to plow the M0 acres W. H. llnrrix linx rented to tho cun ncrv eomtmnv. - . The II. W. Klden fmnilv took din ner Huiidnv witli I'rof. F. (.'. ltcimer and wife of the experiment Mtntion, Talent.. . . The drover Cook family hnve mov ed into Hie hoiixo north of the Ober chitin place und the.Koiirdtnitn fmnilv occupy tlie hoiixo ) vncitted bv the Cooks. - ', ... , i-U'lio firxt xmuilifo of the xenxon in Start Tomorrow, j and Keep It Up . Every Morning Get In the habit of drinking" glut of hot water before breakfast ' if We're not boro long, so let's make our stay agreoablo, Lot- ua live well, eat well, digest well, work well, sleep woll, and look well, what a glorious condition to attain, and yet, how very easy ilt Is If one will only adopt tho morning Inside bath. Folks who aro accustomed to feel dull and heavy when they arise, split, ting hcaducho, stuffy from a cold, foul tonguo, nasty breath, acid stomach, can. Instead, fool as fresh as a daisy by opening tho sluices of the system each morning and flushing out the wholo of the Internal poisonous stag nant matter. Evoryone, whether ailing,', sick or well, should, each morning, before broakfast, drink a glass ot toal hot wator with a toaspoonful of limestone phosphate In It to wash from the stomach, liver and bowels the previous day's indigestible wasto, sour bilo and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening nnd purifying the enUre alimentary canal before putting more food Into tho stomach.- The. action of hot water and limestone phosphate oa an empty stomach Is wondorfully in vigorating. It cleans out nil the sour formcntatlons. gases. r-. waste and acidity and srlvcs one a splendid appetite for breakfast While you are enjoying your breakfast the water and phosphate - is .quietly -extracting a largo volume of water from the blood and getting ready . for a thorough flushing ot oil the lnsldd organs. -The million f people who are bothered with constipation, bilious spells, stomach trouble; others who hnve sallow skins, blooa disorders and Blckty complexions aro urged to get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store. This will cast vory Uttlo, but Is sufficient to make anyono a pronounced crank .on the subject ot inside-bathing before break fast NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER. General Land Of fice, Washington, D. C, March 17, 1919. : Notice Is hereby given that subject to tho conditions and limita tions of the Act of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat., 218). and the Instructions of the Secretary df the Interior, of Sep tember 15, 1917; tho timber on tne following lands will bo sold May 6, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. 111., at public auction at the United States land of fice at Rosoburg, Oregon, to the high est bidder at not less than the ap praised value as shown by this notice, sale to bo subject to the approval of tho Secretary of the Interior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must' bo deposited at time ot salo, money to be returned it sale Is not approved, othorwlse patent will Issue for the tlmbor which must bo re moved within ten years. Bids will be rocelvod from citizens of the Unit ed States,, associations .of such citi zens and corporations organized un der the laws of the United States or any state, territory or district thereof only. Upon a'ppllcatlon of a qualified purchaser, tho "timber oh any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being Inclndod In any offer of a lnrgor unit. T. 3D S., R. 2 W.. Sec. 1; SBtt -NBKf Yellow pine 10 St.. red fir 305 M., NE M SE, yellow plna 65 M., ed fir 606 M., none ot tho yellow pine to be sold for less than $2.00 per M.. and none of the red fir to bo sold for less than $1.00 per M.' T. 37 S., R. 7 W.. See. 19; NB14-NW14, yellow pine 30 M., rod fir S50 M.; iNW Vi NW14, yellow pine 30 M., red fir 420 M., none of tho yel low pine to bo sold for less than $2.50 per M., nnd none of tho red fir to be sold for loss than $1.25 per M. Clay Tnllman, Commissioner General Land Offlco. MEDFORD REAL ESTATE . ; ... ,.,,, ... ,".'.-.., JIKASONS FOR BUYING NOW, All shrowd Investors know that tho time to buy property Is when -ovcryono Is soiling, and sell lntor at a profit when everyone is buy-, ing.. , ... THAT'S BUSINESS GOOD BUSINESS, the world over. It is an AXIOM that property woll bought is half sold.' . 1 Now Is tho time to buy bargains In Medford property. Business is and lifts boon Improving In nil parts of tho Unitod Statos and is now coming to Medford. v' '.--.' . .-.-. If you want good property como and see us, or if you have good property that you are willing to soil at going prlcos, list thorn with us and hnvo us soli It for you, - ' . ... BENNETT INVESTMENT CO Insure in stir? insurance CLASSIFI thix vicinilv hung over the Hov Nichols orcluird Tuexiluv morning. - Mrx. K. H. Nicholx.ix much better ami utile to be n round the hotixc. , The .1. W'i Klden fmnilv nnd Mixx Koxe Jones were xupper guextx: at the Ilnliih Klden liome Tuexilnv. Mixx Jnnex ienvox'on the llth for nn en tended vixit with f'riendx nnd rela livex nt her old home. Klborn. 111. ' Stop Itching Skin There fs one safe, dependable treat ment that relieves itching torture and akin Irritation almost instantly and that cleanse and soothes the skin. - Ask anydruggist for a 35cor SI bottle . ofZemoandapplyitasdirected. Soon . you will find that Irritations, pimples, blackheads,cczema,b!otches,ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. A little Zemo, the- penetrating, satis ' tying liquid, is all that is needed,. for it - banishes most skin eruptions, makes the Jkin soft, smooth and healthy. ; Tbe&W.KoK Co., Cleveland. & Advertising Rates : Classified One cent a word." ; Locals Ten cents a line. ; Legal- Five cents a lino. .j,' : Display 25 cents an Inch. . - Contract rates on appllcatlori. HlSuP WASTED FrMAId4 WANTED I.ady to care lor sick at night. Phono 875-X., 330 South Fir street.- : ic WANTBIi (TOadcLLAinCOiJS WANTED Highest cash prices paid for wool and mohair. Medford lunk Co., Phono 2S3-J. , . WANTED Carpenter. Al mechanic, :' wants work; would take cow as payment. Dixon, Rqute 1, Box 1 4. Medford. ' 18 WANTED Four-horse team and dri ver suitable for ditch work. Apply ; to Toney Ross, Gold Hill, Ore. , 24 WANTED To buy uacd mower, rake , and corn cultivator. Address At. care Mall Tribune. 16 WANTED We pay cash for Liberty bonds. Hale's Piano House Inc., J. J Halo, general manager. WANTED Any kind cattle, stock or . -beef. O. W, King, Montague, Calif. ' 336 WANTED House moving and. re pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. FOB SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Iron gray colt, four year old, will weigh, about 1400 lbs. J. H. Sander, Ashland, Ore. 21 FOR SALE 150 bead Shropshire sheep, ,125'lambs thrown in, good fleece on their backs. Price $20.00 In R. R. corral at Medford. 48 had thorobred goats, 1 4 registered kids thrown in, mohair on back. . Price $20.00 railroad Medrord. G. W: King, Montague, Calif. . 20 FOR SALE -One fresh young Jersey coy; flfty-threo ewes and lambs. Phone- 372-R1, Ashland. E. E. , Foss, Talent, Ore. - . 17 FOR SALE Poland China Red -brood sow, farrows this month; also young red. boar, great breeder. Would exchange board for laying hens. Phone 19-F12. R. F. D. 4. Bos 43. - IS FOR SALE Toggenburg kids. Phone ; 7SS-R2.; . , , 16 FOR -SALE 50 goats with 27 kids; ' cheap it taken at once. - Box 65a, ,Talen,t, Oregon.. , 18 FOR SALE 114 head of stock cattle -Hereford and Durham." Mrs. C. A- Pruott. Eagle Point, Ore. Ranch three miles SW. Eagle Point. Phone Eagle Point 4-F9. 16 FOR SALE Pure bred Red Polled bull calf, born October. 1918; fine ' youngster. Modoc Orchard or Pal mer Investment Co., Medford, Ore. KR SALE POULTRY AND EGGB. FOR SALE Eggs. Am offering hatching eggs from my fine White Leghorns, one of the best flocks in southern Oregon, headed by four , pedigreed nialo birds from very I high record hens. Pullets- from these eggs will lay all winter. $1.60 ' per setting. I replace infertile i eggs, i E, Yf. WestorfiJld, Medford. Phone 19-F4: . , , ' 34 FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs 6c; chicks; R. I, R. eggs. All heavy , layers. F. H. Dressier, phone 777-L ' ,-', . SO 1 OR SALE Hatching eggs, S. C White Leghorns. Best of winter : layers, $1.60 per setting of la. - $7 in 100 -lots. K. Hammorbacher, . R. F. -D. No, '2, Grants Pass, Ore. ' ' - -V ' . 834 Phono 701). DADVER HEM WANTED MALE. WANTED Two men for general or chard work. Including pruning. E. W. Carlton, Central Point. Phone, 114,:,,. . ... 57 WANTED Teams for ranch. , work, with or without drivers. Phone II. W. Dlngham, Medford Hotel. WANTED Men no cut wood and clear land. Webster Ranch. Phone 885-J3. 326' FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOIl SALE Stoves, dressers, com modes, beds, . child's bed, rugs, Axmlnlster rug, Ingrain carpet, couch, oak dining table, oak chairs, - rockers, Morris rocker, settee, lawn mower, garden cultivator, wheel barrow, bicycle, cannot fruit, etc. 838 Dakota avenue. Phone 509-K. ' 18 FOlt SALE At a bargain Ford tour ing car In good running order. 2f,0 for cosh. 618 West Fourth : St.' " 18 FOR SALE Furniture. 56 North Kiverslde. , . 18 FOR SALE Oak wood, $3.50 per nor. i-none vss-ki. -ip FOR SALE Michigan nea beans, hand-picked. C. E. Kirk; Rogue ''. River. ' ., ,- 19 FOR SALE Seed corn. W. Dodge, C10 South Oakdalo. FOR SALE Al yellow dent seed . corn . Three tons to select from. Phone 59 1-J2. C.W.Isaacs. FOR SALE Field selected seed corn Minnesota No. 13. E. L. Lane, Cen tral Point, phone 13-3., 16 FOR SALE Singer sewing machines on easy terms. Cleaning and re pairing of all machines a specialty. 245 South Central avenue, phone 903-R. C. A. Chapman,. ,;, ; 344 FOR SALE Early Sunrise seed po tatoes. D. Schnack, R. 4, Medford. . . :. :) :21 FOR SALE Electric motors for sale, rent, or trade. We buy motors. Paul's Electric Store. . v ; 33 FOR SALE Clean beardless barley or seed at watklns Feed Store. " FOR SALE Rotten cow manure. Phone 452-Y. Hoover's Dairy. : FOR SALE Sand, gravel 'and sedi ment. Plowing done. Phone 9 12-J. FOR SALE About five tons freshly dug stock carrots. . Modoc Orchard. Phone meal hours. , '. FOR SALE StrVitly fancy alfalfa seea. sweet closer ana.otner grass seeds. Nltro-cultures. Ralph Elden, Medford. ; FOR 8 AXE REAL, ESTATE. FOR RENT OR SALE Modern six- room house . with bath, two lots 100x110 fL; excellent garden spot; variety bearing berries. 838 Da kota avenue, phone 509-R. . 180 FOR SALE Three-room house, wood shed, garage, good garden soil. price $323.00, pari cash, balance. small montbly payments. -, Brown & White, 10 South Fir street. 13 FOR SALE SO acres of timber would take a good team for part pay. John Hall, Gold Hill, Ore. 27 FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern home in Portland for acreage in Jackson county with timber and running water, not less than 40 acres. If Interested, write owner. H. L. -Hathaway, 871 E. Irving St., .fortiand, ore. 21 FOR SALE OR RENT Ten acres; water for irrigation. Phone 738-X. .... .. s . . 19 FOR SALE Power sprayer. . For particulars call 121-X. .17 FOR SALE Desirable acreage, close . . In; terms. For. . information ad (Jress Owner, Mall Tribune.1 16 FOR SALE Several, good stock . ranches 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 RENT APARTMENTS. FOR. RENTr-One furnished apart ment at Hotel Holland. FOR RENT .iSOElitiAJflCOCB. FOR RENT Two acres of land, fine for tomatoes. .. E. .W. Lansing, R. ; F. D. 2. Pacific Highway. . 17 FOR RENT The El . Paso ranch (Wagner Creek Gap), elevation 4500 feet. .Term lease, 400 acres summer stock and dairy ranch; fenced,, irrigated; imequalled Btrawberry land, WelbonT Beeson, Talent, Oregon. - -, 18 GOOD BUYS 10 acres on Pacific highway, all fine soil, modern: house, bath, etc., electric lights, telephone, electric pumping planti tank and complete water system, fine barn ' equipped with fork and track, two good chick en houses and yards, nine acres alfal fa, some cherries, peaches, pears, ap ples; etc A splendidly equipped and productive place; a good buy at $5600.00. , ; . : -v. ... '.:-. . Seveq-room modern home on Main street, $1200.00. r,! -: . '' 2 4 -room boarding house, complete ly : .furnished, steam heat and hot and cold water In every room. Ask us about it as we hate to publish the price, ' :' ' -iv-,.' .- BROWN S WHITE 10 South Fir St. INTS -iii FOR REM flOCBE. FOR RENT Four-room furnished apartment. : 322 South Central. Phone 403-X2. , 16' FOR RENT. Several modern houses. Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F. A Tf. nidav FOR KXCHAIvrJB. FOR TRADE 120-acre Btock ranch for small business, confectionery or grocery or general. merchandise preferred. Irrigation water for part; small mortgage; $45.00 per , . acre. Address 312 West L street, Grants Pass, Ore, 16 FOR TRAflE One Avery tractor In Al condition for a good young team, or sell for $400. Phono - 857-M. -' v-- 17 MONE5 TO 1XJAH LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent ln . terest, O. C. Boggs. , LOANS City loans. Building ft Loan Assn., 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. .. MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and'will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. fl.i Andrews. Nd.. 31 North Grape. Phone 53-M. 330 BUSINESS DIRECTORT ' Attorney m . PORTER J-.NEFF, Attorn ey-at-lsw. , rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. E. REAMES, Lawyer, Garnettr Corey Building. ' i . 1 . ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, 213-14 Garnett Corey Bldg. Anto SnppUrs LAHER ATJTO SPRINGS Co. W are operating the largest, oldest and.best-eqnlpped plant In the Pa cific northwest. - Use our. springs ; when others falL Sold under writ " ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth . 8t Portland, Oregon. - ' i Farm Loan Bonds FARM -LOAN BONDS. "4, tax free, $25 to $1000. Can place loans $500 to $5000, first mort- 1. gage. 6 to 8. E. H. Hnrd, 213-14 ' Garnett-Corey Bldg. Garbage GARBAGE Get yonr premises . cleaned up for the summer. Call ' on the city garbage wagons for good -service. Phone 861-T. J. Y. Allen. Expert Accountant WILSON- AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and In come - Tax requirements. Look Into our slmplrfled accounting method. M. F. ft H. Building, Medford. Phone 167-R. - . - Farm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAN 6 to 40 years 59fr-Money ready whoa ' land is appraised -and title ap proved. E. H. Hnrd, secy-treas. . .'National Farm Loan Associations, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. '.' ' Instruction In Mask) FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony! Halght Masts - Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72. , Planing MID ,., . THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. . Physicians nnd Surgeons DREDW."" DB'REYMONTB Spec ialist Drugless Physician. Cure acute and chronic diseases. From 8-12, 1-5 dally; free clinic Tuesday only 9-11. 1-4. Clinics at St. Mark's Bldg. . ,, 3S 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. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasse sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. 4 H. Co. , Bldg. . Phone 667. , DR. F. G. CARLOW C DR. EVA MAIWS CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Lanrol Street. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has thS 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 . 815. Prices right ; Service guar. . anteed. ', - . IXTERURBAX AUTOCAR CO. .. ' ; .TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Asltland dally except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 9:80 p. m. Sun days le ave at-10:30 a. m. and 1:80, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. . Leave Ashland for Medford dally except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun days leave at 9:00 a. m, and 12:30, 4:30 and 6:80 p. m. .