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Newspaper Page TextMTCDirOTTO MATT! 'TTITOWW, MEBFOTin, ORKOON, MONBAY, MAY 5, IfliO' PAGE' SEVEN- I OREGON OVER TOP fSM HONORS -OF .FIRST STATE WAflillN&TON, May I) A illmnilo , bolwonn Oiogoii uiul othiir states f ,;Whluh claim to hitvi) panned tiiolr Via i lory lumi quota. duv)upd toOuy, ICiI 1 ward Coukliikham. Ntiitn chairman of the Oregon cnmimlKu. tolngriiplind nocroliiry olaim (but --Oregon"' liuil : ove-r-mihHcrilimi by tuiu)ur milnicrlp tlon mid lia nnil oltiur stale iiiuiiinwrj Aid they umlsrHtood' Iowa mid Mich igan had iiiitda tlmli; rnMintn of.ovur-' , subscription previously only .because j 'hanks In thou stales guurnntaud tho IUoIun. BUnitlil thl provo to bo tho c pregoii will claim tho honor ot j being ilia flrnt ptiito to raise tin quota solely rrotn small popular sub ; ncrlplloiix. Invoatlgullnn will bo or dered by th troneury to niicortnin tho facts iindor which Iowa end Michigan reached tholr itouU. . Additional roporU.ot subscriptions today mUirtl tho tolnl of tho lunn to .about 11,700,000,000 with only olio , waolc remaining to push tho tottil to the 4.6p0,000,000 desired. There wu a frost thl mornliiK. tho minimum tamporature ot 32 do- ' mVooh- Iri Med ford about sun-up moun U a Jompwrattiro of nbnut 28 or 20 111 tho uoliihborhood. There wu ome smudging. At County Agent Otto's otrico not much damage wua autfcl pslod hacause ot the dryno of the atruoapbtr and th fact that the minimum won reached Jual before aua up, and It was aulil tho effect ot the cold' would not bo known until ' Into Afternoon. Tho minimum loin peratura'of 33 Bundny morning alo caurntd snvaral orehnrda to smudgo. i At Iho Commercial Hub luncheon , at tho lloiol Holland tomorrow noon . iA. a. Clark of Portland, who t gen ' oral nianager for tho. Associated' In duatrloa of Oregon, will lie the chief speaker. All business uieo are Invlt- d to boar hliu. ' r - I'ortland man at tho hotel, moat of whom arrived Bundny, are (I. It, llemla, M. fiteiinoli, V. M. McConnoll JO;. 'H. Younit, F. (Inrflold Connully, Ueo. II. Smith, C. U. Llpuchuals, duo. II. Wblleman. J. A. Coon, P. W. Wei- .don, Itay J. Millar, O. K. Jefferson, XI Nasi,' M. C. Hutton and -wY A. i Kenny. - ,v"i. - . ;- . JTho government orow la charge of squirrel poisoning, In' tho ' railroad and piuent Jamli of lho. county began tholr active fiimpalRi) pt otartulua " f ton Monday morning eiurtlng In at ' Trnllj mid 'will work along Wib aide . of Uirt. lvoii to' Kaaln I'oliit It bad boon Iho Intention to commonco the VahTpiilKirin lho Table Rock district hut thin plan was given up bwnuse ai place could not be found Irr'tbal auc tion at which to hoard tho goverh moiil crew, i ; , ... , ; i -; ,' ; v " " .V" HE IS: FIRST fS ;J ENVOY IN POLAND HUGH GIBSON ' J iikn.t U hlnbnil nfl.tbO' flrst "tin I ted 8tato minister to tho new ropubllo of Polnnd. Ho 1ms bon connectod with the' American em bassy in Pnrls and during the ynr was socrctary undor Drand Whit lock to fhe ombaasy In Belgium. PIMPLY? WELt, DON'T BE! PeopleNotaceit Drive Them Off ' with Dr. Edwards' ? i" . piiveTableta . A plrnply face will not embarraaa you much longer It you get jpnekage ot Pjr. ' Edwards' Olivo Tablets. The skin should ' begin to clear niter you Jiave taken the tafletaa few nlgKt. . ''V7' 1 ' Clenetheblood,thobowelsandthellvcr With Dr. Edwards' Oliva Tablets, the suc cessful substitute forcalomol; there's never any sickness or 'bain alter itnklnrf them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Ho that which calonwl does, and Just aa effectlvsly. ' but their action is gentle apd safe Jnetoad i ot severe ind lrritatln8,- ''n "' ' ii ' i No ione who takes Ollvs Tablets Is ver cufscd With "a dark brown taste," a bad breath, n dull, llBtlesa, "no good" feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition orplfflpiy fapo; " r- ' Dr. Edwnrdo' Olivo Table ta are n purely vegetable compound mixed -with olive oil; you will know the by their ollvdecolor. ,'.F.f-ri Dr. : EdwaMs apent years' among p tlonta affllci Cd With , Uv6r an BoWo! complalnu Tand Oliver TahWta are the Immensely effect! vd result . Tnk one 'or wq hlghUy for a week - See how much batter you feel and look - joe and 26c per bo AUdiMgglsts, , . , SET EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS FOR . THEIR OWN SEX tf I - m ii "CfclHIP'tlfT MISS MARY VAN KLEECK (AliOVE) AND MIB8 MEUNDA BCOTT. a Under tho direction of the U. 8. Department of Labor, two women. Mine Mary Van Kleeck and Mis Mellnda Scott, hsve formulated a program of labor standards for woman la Industry vhlob. wUl form the bast ot prlrale and pub lic programs for the aid of the girl wko works. Mlas Van Kleack is director of the woman In Industry' sarrlos of the Department ot Lalwr, and' Miss Scott Is attached to the worn en'a division ot the United States Employment Borvlco. X'-'- VV HAVE ROSY CHEEKS AND FEEL FRESH AS ADAISY-tRYtHlSl Bays glasa of hoi watsr ' with phosphate before breakfast! washes out poisons. - ' ' To soa (bo lingo of heoiUiy bloom In your face,' to sea your skin get clearer and clearer, to wako up with out a hvada'che, backache,' coated Jonguo or a nasty bronth, In 'fact to eol your best, day In and day out. Just try insldobatiilng every, morning for ono week. - ' ' r.'i ' Doforo breakfast each dayTdrink a glass of real hot water with a toaspoon tal 'ot llmestsnoiphospbnto In It as a harmlnsi means of washing from, the 'stomach, liver,, kidneys and bowola tho. . t .1 t VU UIIV Hull " aweetonlng , and purlfvlng the'enuro 'alimentary 'canal before pulllng'more ;foodlntottho stomach. ' Theloctlon of Htot.wntor and limestone' phosphate os Jno empty stomach is wondorfully In ivlgoratlng. It cleans out all tho sour 'gives one a splendid appetite for break-, fa,t,,:v s .-.., . I n , A quarter pound of limestone phos phato will cost very 11)110 at tho drug store but Is sufficient to domoastrato that just as aoap and hot wator cloansoa. sweetens, and fresbonS' tbe ikln, so hot water and llmontone phos phate act on tho blood and intornai or- 'gans. -Thoso who arc subject to con- Ltln.,1 hlllrtna MttnnUa nnl,l lAmnph. Li.i. I. .All...' ..J Inn hHUIri are assured that ono wcok ot Insldo bathing will, have them both looking and foellhg.bettor in every way. FOR SALE AT REDUCTION I f FprOuWSale : 10 acroa on' paved state highway about one mllo from' Medford. Fine ' alx-robm ''modbrn' "bungalow,, good 'outbuildings,' undor irrlga- . Hon; crop for i 918 should bring nround (1500. This bargain ' ..st'i(f.Oj)':'yprtaoolng''t..f.v,''(-?'' -AfS, ,' : !'" ' , -... 1'lro Insurance . ItcM DDINfi OF rlEU,ME Of! MEUsd. i a- L-A.f, r , . rt.. nunc-; I I LmA . r-v . I'lLT I C i I" I i ( ,,'.14ve(itcJtM--i . . s I'OHTfAND.'Mitv 5, Mtto Mow. KncvinlH-4471' Slocrx, best. tH'AMGi) 13.00: good to, cliolco. mMOCwUM; iiiuiiinn to vood, 10.0U(a.1.00: fair to good," (i.(M)r(i 10.00;, coinmon to fair. H.0()f 11.00; : good to 'boi:o cowh ' nnil ln.il'crH, 10,00(0)11.5.0: luiiiliuui to good. mMUvTM; fuir to incdiiim, MMtioti.M): eumicrn. fd.bf OHM: bulla, 0.0or 8.00; - calves, 4li,00(ii)12.riO: Htockura and fowlem, 7.00(-iUO.O(), , , ' , Dog' liiBlmr. HonoiiilH. 2.000, i'riiuo iiiixnd iiilll,00(ai'J0,'0: incil lilin inixud, if li).7'(Vi20.00 : rough liuviH, IH.00r(i)la.75i' DiitN. 17,70ft(i 18.20, Hlioci) Htonilv, rei'iuiilH, 1W. I'rmic liuhliK, 14.0(J(wl5.00: fair to uicdiiirn. ia.nO(Si):.a5i viMirlingM; $UM(d) 112.00; wcthnrH. U.00((D10.00; ewe. t7.ou( li.oo. I I ''llutter I' ', '' I"- I'OHTLANO. Ore. May 5. HutUtr Htfiulv. CiU 'crciunvrv nrinln. x- IriiN, box lore, fi.'ic; . eartoiiH, , fifloi half lioxox, liulf cent more; lean tliun half boxen, 1 cent, more, IluviiiL' price, biitlurfiit, coiuilrV. 43((54c; cube oxlrud. fi2'c. ,' ' V.uuh. Hulilnif iirico, cae count, 42o: buvinif iiricc, 42c: nulling price, can dled, 4:1c; Mcloi.'tud canilk'd in cartons. For Skin Tortures -i Don't worry about eczema or other skin troubles. You can have a Clear, healthy skin by unlng Zemo, obtained . at anydrug store tor 35c, or extra large bottle at $1.00. ; . , r Zemo Rtnerally removes pimples, blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring worm and. makes the skin cleir and healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating', antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifle lor each application. It is always dependable; Tin B. W. Rom Co., CleveUiuj, O. Advertising Rates ClaMlfled-One cent a word. -Locals Ten cents a line., Legal Five cents a line. ' , Display 2$ cents an Inch. ' Contract rates on application. . X)H RKMl BOU8IS. FOR 1H0NT Two room furnished bungalow. 220 laurel street. John F. White. . 41 FOR RENT Bunaelow, partly fur i nlshedi Phone 28-K3. ' FOR RENT Klve-room furnished ' bungalow; one lob carpenter shop; apartments or offico rooms In 'brick buildings at' 131-209-213 . West Main street. John F. White. ' ; , i, v. is . - 64 FOR RENT Several modern houses. Building, A Loan Ass'n. 429 M. F. - AH. Bid a. : - AnUnparalleled Offer .', ' ;.' ; ' i '' " -,: ! In tho Wost'ern Foothills about 4 H miles west of Medford, is a beautiful home, 8 acres pears with a tine crop in alght, 2 acres commercial grapes In fine shape, a good garden, the bal ance of this 18 Vt acres is good wood and pasture lot. ThlB place is for sale by Drown & White tor the exact price of the incumbrance which rofl raonts only a small part of the cost or realvaluo of the property. ; " Lot lis show you this it you want a beau tiful place to live and at the same time realize a substantial Income; ' BRO WN & WHITE ' in RAirth Fir 8t. V "... KhtntpT.! ; W Notary PubUe THE DVFF ow, I've ;crr HAIR FIB5T, TOM Jo WANTKIJ A woman to anaiat Willi genorui iioimowork, two In family, 618' VV-st 'riilrtounlh street,' ' ' ?7 -p- HBiiP WAKTEO MAiiH. WW.vrtlr-Bus boV; also house man. Ilnfnl MUiUnril -; i f , WANTED First - clans automobile salesman; must be a man with ex- . perlence and deliver the goods; good proposlllon to right party. Kllloti, k Cook Auto Co. t WANTKP Man with car to work on ranch and haul othor help to and from town, Jus. Campbell. Phone 811-H. .' 88 WANTKIV A good baker, or J will lease shop to right party.' Mon tague Unkery.Montague, Calif, ii WANTED "A marrloa man for gen eral ranch work; permanent posi tion, '" Phone ,Tackonvl))e 88-F6 or address F. C. Preston, Jackson ville ' , . ( 87 ' ' ' WANTKD-HITTJATIOH. .' WANTBD An experienced and mar ' rled orchard man wishes position on small orchard;' can give refer ence. 'Add. Box. 722,Medford. 89 WAJrrifo ncrtiiiAimjrs : ' WANTEDu The travlillng public to know that the Auto Btano Line is now operating daily between Med ford and Klamath Falls via Horn brook. Medford office. Hotel Nash. WANTiffD A -.throe or four-room - house,- partly furnished, 1 west of Bartlett street. Mrs. C. B, Uartlctt. 232 South Ivy. - . .. - 87 WANTED--To rent or buy horse roller. - Phone 408-Ri: . ' WiANTED Youne Rhode Island Red cblck. '' Call Mull Tribune. tf WiANTED-i-Iron roller, must be In good shape. Phone 639-K2. ' 40 WANTED 100 Huff Ilock - baby '. chicks last of May, , Mrs. Dick 8traus, Gold Hill, Ore. ' , 38 WANTED Mobalr Will pay '54c .i. good quality. Upy W. t Conner, Phone 84. -',. - .'" WAOTED 100 to 15p ewes on .' aharen for three or five years; good care, ' good pasture. ' Apply ; 641 Fairvlew; 'Ashland. ."- ' 42 WANTED -Second-hand sacks for ' rouea oaney, ac eacn. itaipn Waldo Elden. Russ Mill. "'-.t WANTED Highest cash prices paid for wool and. mohair. Medford judk uo ynone zng-j. . . WANTED--W pay cosh for Liberty bonds.' Hales Piano -House .inc. J. F. Hale, general manaRer: " WANTUU House moving nd re . pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. FOR RENT FTJRXlflHED KOOMU FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, bnth. 245 No;th Grape street.. FOR APABTMKHT8. FOR REN? 0e furnished ' ment at Hatef Holland apart- rOR RENT iniKTELliANBOUH. FOR .RENT Barber shop for sum- mer; dolpg good business. A. T. '- Mc3Iahau, Talent, Ore. - " . 40 i-i- FINISH YOUR VICTORY ly MAKIXtl AN I N V ESTMK NT 1 Jf FARM AND CITY PrtdPERTV ' V . ' -WHlLB'VALl'ES ABE AT THE BOTTOM- M r : ' ;:-, . - ... . . . ( v -, v. ., ' - : 65 acres fine alfalfa land now producing, none better in the valley; - only 15 minutes out from Medford.- Price $15,000. : . 40 aores very best land, lovel, deep black' soil; all in crop; will pay " near 3100 per acre this year. ' $250 per acre. . ' x ' V 90 acres,': cream of the valley;.' all cultivated and in crop; only 20 -' v-!. inija)itea.puTv ?15 'Pr acro,':'.;-J. Vtfr .v;'';!,.,.' .". ..150 acres,-all cultivated and -In' crop; good grain and alfalfa land; , 'unUer'leaaeO'mlnutes out. $ipp per acre. - '; ..; , . '85 acres, two miles out; 18 acres In fine bearing pears; 17 acres -, . in grafn;' Is best of alfalfa land;, good house, barn and outbuild- . Ihgs; fine well water;- under lease. $12,000. ' - ; ' ' ' '' ' . 75 acres very beet Jand; 25 acres alfalfa; 50 acres bearing pears and ' apples; Btatioh ono mile. $225 per acre.;- - ; 40 acres very choice rolling land, all good for grain and alfalfa, can . jfv prove it to you. : 27 acres iultivated, 13 acres mostly cleared; ; Mfair fiundmgs. iPart under lease; J$0 minutes out. ' Will lie irri- ' ''-' 'gated:- $100 per aire. 'X: .. ''- M;v f i - 160 acres very choice land, exceptionally well located: ail good for , .. alfalfa, grain and fruit; will Irrigate; about 60 acres cultivated; ' , " balance light clearing; near station; 20 minutes out. $75 per acre.' Business corner 50x100, close In;' all street assessments 'paid in full. . ' Very desirable for automobile' business, $5000. .' ' i Modern' 6-room bungalow, garage, large lot, close in. $2500. ' Modern 6-rdom bungalow,, large.lot.'. A'great ."bargain for $650. ' '' ; See us if you wish to sell your property. iV '! .' ;:! PAE7PRESSLER CO: Fire Insurance, 320 East ;-: .-; eu. ptoiTJte. PAPER " ItU ' PRo&ftBtS - SOME WAIT . . '.'';';; j 1 CLASSIFIEQADVERriSEIEHTf ' " ssis miiiii linn mi ' i ' i i ' i ii l i "ii M 1 1 . ' ' ' i :.' t i ! k 1 t r i - MONK! TO LOAlf LOANS Farm loans t per cent In " tereat, 0. O: Boggs. i LOANS City loans. Building It Loan Assn., 4Z9 M. F, H. Bldg. : IX)AN J. B.' Andrews loans money on ranch property. , Buys and sells mortgagos and Liberty bonds. " 1 North Grape street; ' Phone 63-M. y. - t-f.-y: ;-; . 85 ''. rOIt 6ALB lilVBSTOCK i FOR SALE Fresh milk goat for im mediate sale. 900 North central. Phone 882-H. - - , -, FOR BALK Light work horses, rid ing horses and paok horses cheap. r Dr. Helms Stables. '- ' r 38 FPR . SALE One matched team, ' latin til. a pi t sonvllle. '. Write Chester C. Kubll. .. . I- v i. ' i ; 41 FOR 8ALK One Durham bull, five years oia, weigni itiuv; one Hera ford bull, three years old, weight 1 Tnn a vi ini,.AniiiA ' Write Chester C, Kubll. 40 FOR SALE One - matched team. years old, weight 160. . One Here ford bull, 3 years old, weight 1700. Phone 9-F7, Jacksonville. Write Chester C. Kubli. . 41 FOR SALE One Durham .bull 6 . years old, weight 160O. Phone 9-F-7v Jacksonville. Vrlte Ches ter C. Kubll. .' ' 5 ....', 40 FOR BALK MAI, ESTATE. FOR SALE -160 acre r.nch, 30 acres In cultivation, balance timber; log house and barn,- good .well and spring, family orchard, good road. .- $13.00 per acre.' Geo. W; Douglas. - Phone 61D-J. 101 South Central. FOR SALE Relinquishment' claim . ot deceased soldier.' 40 acres good land; and bouse, near Central (Point. . Bargain-If Sold at- 'ohce. Mrs. jr.- Hi ChappehV Santa Rosa, Calif.. 903 Sonoma Ave. ", r v 38 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-30 acres of land near Lindsay, Tulare ' county' Calif.,' for acreaxe in this 'valley. C. W. rOertrldge, Talent. "Ore; , -: '. . 38 FOR SALE Thirty acres alfalfa ' land-under" Gold Hill irrigation - ditch on Riverside "Driver Will sell 10 acre tracts, 1200 per acre. See . W. H.- Strlbjer. Gold Hill, Ore. 64 FOR SALE Three lots and two story brick buildings U can ffnd . snltable purchaser. Terms reason able, nt 131-209-213 West - Main street; Medford. John F. White. 64 FOR SALE "Mt View Home",- 80 acrea, good Improvements; Jersey cow. span of mules, harness and " wagon;, 100 tiers of wood, farm implements and all crops go with ' , place. Write or come and see Sot ' terms. .W. K." Godding Rogue mver, ure. . , . : FOR SALE Desirable acreage close In, terms. For information address Owner. Mail Tribune.- . - 42 'Automobile Insurance J Main Street. ,T it. ;' 1 yon bAle vovimci and eqok. FOR SALE Two weeks old chicks, K. I. K. and W. L. 335 South Rlv V erside. 37 FOR SALE MI80ELLANSOD8 FOR SALE OR TRADK A one-ton truck. 611 East Main street. 36 FOR SALE Oak china closet. Phono FOR SALE One 12x14 Atlas station ary steam engine; ono 4 ft. 9 in. Hammond power scraper and ditch er, both like new. Call 828 after 8 p. m. . 42 FOR SALE Cheap, 1 three-year old . filley; 1 mule colt 10-vmonUis; double and single harness. Inquire at Mrs. Kincald's, 'A mile west ot Agate school, or write Mrs. Flor ence Flaherty, Central point. Ore -, ' 1 42 FOR BALE May for sale. Phone BO-M2 aner a p. m. Also one i Cl inch horizontal pump, new. ' 37 FOR SALE Hay, Three OakB, 468-J1 .' V ..- '.' 39' FOR SALE About two tons first- class lccss alfalfa and tame oats hay, Jos. Campbell. Phone 311-R. . .. ;.'.:' .' . " . ' 3S FOR SALE Ford car, In fine shape at right price. Also several good sized boxes, fine for packing goods in. Universal Tire Filler Station. Nat Bldg. 40 FOR SALE! Power anray rig. good " condition;- Champion mower, side hall plow; red beans, 5c. Berkeley Orchard. 40 FOR SALE Second-hand' tractor. Apply James Roseberry, at Fire Dept. '. - 39 FOR SALE Tomato plants, . best canning varieties, $6 per thousand. Phono 1,6-Fll, C. Carey. ' k,43 FOR SALE Ford, 1918 model, new tlex, excellent mechanical condi tion. O. E. Blackington, Gold Hill. "h- ' ! . ' ' ' . ' '39 FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedi ment. Plowing done. Phone 912-J. ' - ; ; - - - -' 58 FOR SALE Cord wood timber $1.00 per cord stumpage, three miles south ot Jacksonville, Geo. : W. Margrelter. 37 FOR SALE Al yellow - dent seed corn Three tons to seloct from. Phone 591-J2. C. W. Isaacs. FOR SALE; Singer sewing machines on easy terms. Cleaning and re pairing of all machines a specialty. 245 South Central avenue, phone ' 803-R. C. A. Chapman. ' . 59 FOR SALE Strict! ? rancy alfalfa "seed, Bweet clover and other grass . seeds. " - Nltro-cullnres. ' Ralph '-""Elden, Medford. ' ' i ' ' FOR BXCHAiraK. - FOR TRADE; 10 acres commercial . wood, mostly fir, cabin, springs; two loads day drive from Grants ' Pass. Trade for two or more acres nearer any town. House, etc. ; Clear title. - Box B, 188 Carruthers street, Portland, Oregon. . ' 41 FOR TRADE Will - trade second-, . hand touring car for ono or two- ton truck. Call J. A. -Perry. To see you at No. 6 South Fir Street. . Because we know that if you are looking for Farms or City property at the lowest prices we have them and can suit you. - ' ; 1 ' LISTEN ' 87 acres, mostly alfalfa, mile and one-half from Medford. For quick sale $172.50 per acre.' 70 acres, one mile from town; one of the best places In the valley; alfal fa and fruit. . Special at $157.00 per acre. .. ' 10 acres, fully equipped, . every thing goes, $3500., ' " 40 acres, including crop, $100 per acre. " ; "::,'.';, '-' "; " f , 300 acres, four miles from Med ford, $25 per acre. ; , ; ; .At your service. , :.. The FchI Investment Co. '' ' -ixwer prices better '-'-'."v values onr motto. .' " - WANTED BUSINKSb OIRKOrOIlY Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attoroey-at-lewi rooms 8 and 9, Medfora Natural Bank Building. A. E. REAMES, Lawyer, GarnotV Corey Building. - - ELIJAH II. HURD Lawyer, 318-14 Garnott Corey Bldg. - - Anto Suppllea LA HER AUTO 8PRINQS Co. W4 are operating the largest, ''oldest and best-equipped plant in the Pa elfle northwest.. Use onr spring! : when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premise cleaned np for the summer. Call on the- city garbage wagons fof good service.- Phone 151-T. h Y. Allen. Expert Accounts at WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. - - Look - Into onr simplified acoonntlnl method. V. F. ' & H. Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. Frm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAN 6 to 40 years 5 Vk Money ready whoa land la appraised and title ap proved. E. . H. Hnrd, aecy-treaa. National Farm Loan Association, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. j IiurTactloa in Mask! . 3 FRED ALTON HAJGHT Teacher piano and harmony. Height Musi Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey. Bldg; Ptone 72. ; Planing Ufll THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash; doors mouldings and screens. Bhop 437 8. Fir. ' Fhont ' 184. ' .-' '".' T; : Physicians, and Surgeons - , DR. EDW.' DE REYMONTE Spec ialist Drugiess Physician. Cure acute and chronic diseases. ' From 8-12. 1-5 dallyij. free- treatment Tuesday only 9-11,. l-4i Clinics al St. Mark's Bldg. - 89 A BURSELL, D. C; M. D. Splnol ogist physician and surgeon. Diag nosis and treatment. Methods of Dr. Abrams. . OfficO'M; F..& H. Bids., phono 2 9i'!i ii.i.J. DR. W.. W. HOWARD-T-OsteopathW physician. 303 'Garnett-Corey build ' ing. Phone 130. - v- DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited, to eye. ear, nose and throat. Eyea scien tifically tested and glaasa sup plied. Oculist and Anriat for 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices U. F. a E. Co, Bldg. Phone 567. - v 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 Pnbllsliera ;, MEDFORD PRINTING CO. haa tha . best equipped printing office in . Southern . Oregon. -. Book binding! loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, - etc. Portland prices.- 27 North Fir SU V ' . -. :v....v'''"''.v:::r';. ; .- Tranafu BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. - J Off ice 42 North Front 8L Phona 815. Prices right.' ' Service guar anteed. ' ' . - - INTERURBAN AUTOCAR 30, ' ', ' . TIME CARD. . 1 -Leave Medfora for Ashland dally except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. arid at 1;00, 4;0Q and 6:15 p: m. Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun days la ave at lQ:30;a. m. and 1:30, 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 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at? 6: 30 p. m. Sun days leave at 9:00 a. m. and If: 80, ;gd and 5:110 n. to.ii . :-.: ,.i BYALLMAN , '); '.,,v' '. . v.r.' , V "'.y'vij!'., ,?:':...''.l,'.ji;:ti .vy.f' . i,.,. u; V ' I I I ' 'u v ' '