Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 17, 1919, Page 7, Image 7

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    MEDFOTCT) MATL TRTirTTNE, MEDTOTET), OKKfiOy, TUESDAY, .TtTXE 17, 1910
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YAKIMA. WiihIi., .Inriv 17, Kour
luir Hint elTurlM wmilil ho untile In
have Nuiiuniirv Vimiitmiii'K on vohiil'
Wolff. wIid coiil'eNMctl lie miiiilcrcil
liuir (lrecr. Klturilf lluiiiiit Newell,
Kern cutiiilv, took Jlii' linl from tlu
YiiUimii lull mi Htiinluv iimming ill
ll::ill ii'i'hii'k mill will lake liiin iliicd
to Huki'inlu'ltl. Ciilir.
NuWI'll ITIII'lll'll Vllllilllll al II
n'l'liii'k Suliiriliiv night anil took tlie
first tin in out,' nut oven thing rulit
liven til' tliu huv mi oiiiiiirtiiiiilv (
nv uiioil livo to him; Hit Ntntcil fiHil
lnir wiih ho hleh in DhIutxI'ii'IiI lie
would iniildi evcrv ul'fort to r'eneli it
hiil'nro ii mull 1'niilil lui oruiinliiuil. Fur
till) Hit 1110 ril'llNIIII ll Weill liv wuv III'
1'iirlliinil iiiM,'ii( ,if going through.
noiitiii', iih nximi'ii'ii.
Wnlll'V unit Imr. Mm, 1'VkiI Wolff,
iiiiiioiini'i'il Hint nIu would l'u to Mil -kiTHl'ii'liI
In ulli'iul I he trial mh hiiiiii
ii h hhi foiuiil mil tluit Iiit huh Intel
been linrrii'il iiiviiv. 'I'lio liov wiih
nlooillL' HO H I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ulll'll il WUH lie-
oiileil to take him iiwiiv (hill hi' I'niilil
Imrillv Im nwiiki'iii-il. i wiih, Inr.v.
ever, cheerful iih over, mill nrotimllv
iiniitiuiiccil lo Newell thnl ho would
not L'i't iiwiiv if ho I'oiilil, wlii'ii tin'
In Hit nliii'i'il IiiiiiiIi'IiITh mi him, I Iih
ri'hilivi'H here nrii iilri'mlv eullccliiii.
evidence lo nri-Hi'iit in MiiiM'iirl of
tWir pica of wiHiinitv. ' 1
LlvrstdrK
POHTl.ANI). June 17. I'ntlli'
nti'inlv: rocciutu fill. Sti'i-rn. best,
ll.lllltil 1 t..'i0 : good to choice. ifll.fiO
(.ltl..'iU; iiimliiiiii to good. fll.tlUdt
tl.r.tt; I'uir to u'oml. S.7.'iln tl.OI): 1 1-
liton to fair, t7.flll(ii 8.50: good to
choice cows ami heifcm, H.IMI(u II. Ml;
inuiliiiin to good. $7.0(l((i 7.7.') : fiiir to
itu'diiiin, $l.ri(l(ii-i.,'ill: I'miniTH. $;l.OO
fiiM.iH): tuillh. .').0li( H.Uti; calvoH.
jfi). 1111(0 IM.llll.
IIoiih Htciiilv: receipts 2.11, 1'rinn'
miffed, 1 !I.''.'i(ii 111. Ml; iiiciliiim mixed.
1H.7'i(ii 10.(1(1: rough hnivii'H. tlS.nn
(ii lH.7.1; itiKM. l7.7o(n IH.'J.V
SliiM'ii hIhiiiIv! rci'i'iiilH. 'M0. Prime
lam, ifll.nntu t '1.011: fnir to mi-
iliuin. if tl.OOloi 10.00: vi'iirliiiL'H. $11. 0(1
fo H.00: wi'ihiTrt. 7.(I0(ii 7.00 ; cwch
l).0ll(n;7.H0.
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lluttor
'I'OHTI.AN'P. Ore. Juno 17. lint
tor. nU'nilv: oiiIioh tl.'l Hcorc, SM'Ao
IIS HCom, nilo: 01 wont. Mtiin 00
Hroni, ftjr. I'rinlx, iinri'liuii'iil wrm
ln'il. box IuIh, olo; 1'iirtoiiH, .Vh's half
boxen half I'i'iit uioro: li'ss lluui hox
IiiIh unn rout mort'. Ilnltcrfut .r)il(n
fjlc: f. o. h. Htnlion.
Kl'ith, Hi'llinu" prii'o. i'Iihc ronnt. Jot".
Iiuvinir nrii'ii. 'Ho: Htdlinu hrii'c, rnn-
il li'd. Illo; ht'k'cti'il I'lintlli'il in car
tmiH, -10 1'.
INmltry
IIH, 'I
old riiofctiTH. l.V III.
Circuit Court
1). CannHHo VH.Krnnk M. Koilnvon
Kor iiionov.
C. A. NciiL'i'rlc vh. Homio Hiver
Iiumlior nml Hox coinnanv. Onlor. '
l.iiii'uln SnviiL-c, iiihiiiiii.Mlriitnr, vs.
W. I). lloilL'son ot ill. ('ost loll.
American Secilinir Miii'liino Co. vs
Chorion H. Tavlor. ChhI bill.
Jackson Count v lluiltlinu' nml T.oan
AHHocintion vh. Marirnrot .M'. AIitHon
ot nl. KorccloHuro.
Ora Ac M'tirno vh. II. C. CHiriHtof
fiTHon. For monnv.
jnnio I,. Itush vh. Krniik I.eo Itusli
Affiilavit. '
Citv of AWilniul vh. W. T). Hudson
ot ill. Jiidtftnetit. CoHt hill.
' City of AHlilnnil vh. ('. V. Minuter
l't al. Jililirmont. Cost hill. '
Citv ol' AhIiIiiihI vh, Clnrluml I.lovtl
, Wnllior, et ill. ; liiilirnient.' ("ost bill
T. K. I'oltoitKor vs.. Ross Klino el
nl, Oriler'.
. R, (1. 1'iiko vh. A. II. Miller el nl
Orilor,
r T. K. Pottemrer vh. Wm Ulricli, ail-
niiniHtrnlor. Order. '
Jnukson Count v Hunk vs. ,T. V
Kirkiuilrick fit al. Jiiik'ntcnt. Cost
bill. .
Pnilinto Court
R. M. Nuiiion. estalo. Atlmilteil
to nrobnto.
, J. A. Morlov. oslnle. Verified
clitini. Finnl ni'coiint. Order.
Krank Wnnl, eslnlo.' A (I mil toil to
prohnto.
1. 1 '
a YIIAHH' SKKVICK
. Mm, A. Wnldman, 400 Olonn Ave.,
Prosno, Cal., wrltoa: "Whon I wbb
yonnK I had a fovor and it, loft mo
with a cough ovory wlntor. Thirty
two, yon nno I road about Foloy'n
Honoy iind Tar ami boiiKht somo and"
It helpod 1110. I ilea It yet and It
liolpa mo ovory tlmo. I am a widow
00 yoprs old." Thoro In nothing bet
tor for bronchlnl, grip and similar
llimorliiK cntiRha nnd coldn that hang
on, Junt flno for children for
croup and whooping cough, Contnlnn
no opIntOR, For aalo by Modford
riiarmacy.
With Modforfl tradlq s MotJfpr4 mRflo
DODGE OIL LAW
MEXICO CITY, .1 11 110 17, With
Ihn extraordinary session of congress
mill connlilurliig tlio liilmr luw, after
1 1 it V I 1 K completed tlm llilril week of
IIh llfo, milium 11 r ! plentiful that
neither Mm oil nntlonnlUiitloii luw!
nor II111 11 11 1 1 mi ill bunk of iiiiiIhhIoii
liiKlslitlliin will hn considered luidiro
ihn scmiloii In nil J 1 1 1 1 11 ml . llurdly
ntoru Hum two score of Ilia !IU0 odd
provision of the liihor law Imvo liuoii
illHi'iiniiud III I ho chamber of dnpulluii
mill tint ilohiilo show no sign of les
sening wiirinlli. Representatives of
foreign oil totnpiinloa and ImnkliiK
Institutions, which ma vitally Inter
ested In tho proposed legislation, nro
fuliiid In foroo In tint capital mid nro
lining ovory nffnrt lo secure modlfl
ul I'iiih of tlio propound lawn.
Mr! mid Mm. T. Jonoa woro trnd-
I11K In town Miiunay.
.Mm. J. llrlHcoo who IIyoh oil the
llliltllo rontl ui-ar Mitdfon. wan out
0 HunKlo 'riiumiliiy.
Murlo and Ktlnit Hoilaiim who llvo
at IKiikiii tiro working In tlio orrli
iiriln nt I'hoonlx.
Mr. Hi ml horn and family will
Hiurt for Mlnnoiiotn noxt Tui'mhty and
will iiuiko Ihi'lr homo thuro.
Mr. mid Mm. Will lilKhnm have
taken chnrKo of tho Hiruthorn much.
ICd Mooro, Mr. Hunt h wold, Mr. and
Mm. II. K. Moore, Mr. W. C. Chnp
man. Mr, K. t'lurk drove their cattle
to (ha mountain ranKO thin week.
Huliy Btrathorn und Voluia WrlKht
woro culk'TO on Kiln Chapman Thunu
dny.
Mr. nnil Mm. Mynatt havo adopted
nnoihor hoy; two hrothors.
Wm. J on on of DoaKlo, haulod hl
wool to inurkot Rittiinlny.
, Tlii'O. (ilium and fiimlly vIkIipiI Mr.
and Mm. Knlph Dcnn Ktindtiy at Wil
low Kprlnnn.
WOMEN! DRY CLEAN
THINGS AT HOME
Try U! For a few cents you can
- dry dean everythlnf. ;
Save flvo to trn dollars quickly by
dry churning vrrything In- the home
with gatolloe Hint would be ruined hj
snsp and wnter itiltt, rests, willti,
silks, lacri, glnvrs, shoes, furs, drup-
trips, rugs everything I
I'lnrs a gsllon or inuro ol gasoline in
a dUhpnn or washboilrr, thrn put In
the things to he dry rlcantd, then
wash them with Solvlte soap. Shortly
evrrythlng conirs out looking like nrw.
Nothing fades, shrinks or wrlnklts.
Do not attempt lo dry ch-an without
Solvlte sosp. This gasoline soap Is the
secret of all dry cleaning.
A package of Solvlte sosp containing
directions for home dry clesnlng, costs
little at any drug store. Dry clean out
doors or away from flame.
Notleo of 'Sale of (tovornmont tlm-
bor, (lonornl Ijtnd Offlco, Washing
ton, D. C, May 12, 1919. otico is
hereby given that subject to tho con
ditions and limitations of lbs Act of
Juno 9. 1916 (39 Hint., 2tS), nnd tho
instructions of tho Bocretary of the
Interior of September lr., 1917. the
timber on tho following lttnds will be
sold July 2, 1919, al 10 o'clock a. m.,
at public auction nt tho United States
Innd office nt Rnsohtirg, Oregon, to
tho hlifhOHt bidder at not loss than
the appralsod vnluo as shown by this
notico, snto to bo subject to tho ap
proval of tho Socrotar; or tha Inter
ior. Tho purchnso price, with nn ad
ditional sum ot ono-fltth ot ono per
cent thoroot being commissions al
lowed, must bo doposttod nt tlmo of
sulo, money to bo returned It solo Is
not approved, othorwlno patent will
Isaiin for tho Umbos' which . must Do
romovod within ton yonrs. Dtds will
bo received from citliens nt tho Unlt-
od States, associations ot such clt-
izons mid corporations orgunir.oti
under tho laws of tho Unltod States
or any atnlo,, territory or district
thereof only. Upon, application of a
qualified purchaser, tho timber on
any legal subdivision will bo offorod
sopnratoly beforo being included In
any offer of a larger unit. T. 35 S.,
It, 2 E Son. 7..BW4 sw.. rea inr
i"i2J M., not to bo Bold at lens than
(1.00 por. M. T. 17 3 R. 6 W'., Boo.
DOINGS OF
VE HALF A NOTIWJ.
TO IAS A IfTUp BET
OA THIS VmLABD
DtHPSEW PRIZB FltfMT-
27, Lot 1, rod fir, 11)0 M., N'ti NI5y
NW14, mil fir 4110 M N V4 NW!4
NW14, rod fir 815 M not Lo ho sold
nt loss tliuii 1 1. 45 por M. Clay Tall
niiin, CoiiimlKHlonvr, Gonorul Lund
Office. ' ' '
Advertising Rates
OlamlfM Ons cont a word.
Local! Ton coots a Una,
Legal Five cents a lino.
Display 26 cents an Inch.
Contract rati on application.
HKliP WASTKll MALI!
WAXTKt) Men to fill wood and
clear lunil on Vcbler ranch.
Phono OSG-J-3. 87
unt.y waatwi rrtiiK
WANTKiiflirPto euro for chiidreii
ufturnooiiH, Phono U2',i-ii. 75
WANTKI) Waltroua wanlod at Cafo
Holland.
WANTKD Competent woman for
rnnoral hotiBowork. No wanhlng.
Tol. 0I9-.T. 74
WANTED WaltriHH at Hotel Mod
ford. , .
WANTBI) (llrl or woman to do
cooking. Berkeley Orebarda.
' Phono 1-F21. 70
WAN'TKO At once, R:rl to do chain
bur and dining room work In small
hotel. Wugva 140.00. AddroHi
II otiil Macdonl, Macdnul, Calif. 74
WANTKI) -A mime to lake caro of
two children for tho noxt ten dnyn.
lira. Frank Owon. Phono 741.
WANTKD A woman ior general
hotmowork, family ot two; one
who wants a permanent place.
Phono G34-Y.
WANTED 8ITCATION.
WANTKD Thoroughly experienced
stenographer wants work. Phone
309. 79
WANT1 MmCVbliAinDOCI
WANTED (iood sccond-hnnd lype
wrltor. Phono 12.
WANTED Whlto Leghorn pullets.
Phono 07-R5. 79
WANTED Bomo blooming gerani
ums and foliage plants. Phono
339. 74
WA'NTED To buy small bunch of
cattlo. II. W. llingham.
WANTKD To buy nbout 30 stock
hogs. II. W. Dlnghaiu.
WANTED To buy 1100 feet 4 or fl
inch Irrigation pipe. Descrlbo and
quota price, llox 84, Mall Tribune.
WANTKD 20 to 40 acres timber
near Medford. C. A. DoVoo.
WANTED Bido dollvory make, truck
wagon and platform scales. Phone
28-113.
WANTED Kleclrlc motors. Wo
rent, buy or Roll any slue. Paul's
Electric Stora, Main and Central.
Phone 90. 85
WANTED House moving and ro
palrlng. Phone 488-M or 488-X.
FOR RENT XTMCRULiAVriDOUB.
FOR RENT Modern offlco roomB
and dnnco hall In St. Mark's build
ing. Prultt-Hlttson Auto Co. 77
FOR LEASE 160 acres. H mile
from Llttlo Butto creek, near
Brownsboro, 35 acres cultivated,
6 acres pears and apples, balance
grain land; fivo-room bungalow,
30-ton barn, good well pure water;
lessee may clear land for rent. Ad
dress II. Y.. 621 Dekum Ave.,
Portland, Oro. ,'.75
FOR RENT Room equlppod with
ono barber chair and complete
outfit ready for businoss; also 2
pool tables, set up, In snmo room.
Call 127 E. Sixth street- 87
IDEAL
CHICKEN RANCH
6.9 aores, 3 Mi miles from Mod
ford, on good rond, rural mnll, close
to school; plenty of apptoe. pears,
poaches, plums, nprlcots, cherries,
quince, grapes, loganberrlos, black
borrics, currants, with a small "patch
In wheat; city ptpo lino crosses
plnce; 800 feet of piping with 6
hydrants, ninklttg It convonlent for
Irrigating; 5-room house, good barn,
two largo chicken houses with yards,
olaclrlo light In houso nnd barn; 100
chickens, horse, buggy, tools and Im
plements. Price, for all Including
crop, $2000,00. . !
. BENNETT '
INVESTMENT CO.
'. 102 "'EST MA l.V ST.
tiisuro in suro insurance. Phono 701)
THE DUFFS
All RkHT, c'oMe on -
I'LL BET VoD t-
JT
VIELL, HOW MUCH
TO BCT? ,
POll ItHNT rUKflMnBD flOOMH.
FOIl ItHNT f urnlHhnd Hleoplng
roomn. ,34 0 Soutli Jllvorsltlo.
Phono 202-X.
83
FOIl HUNT Ono furnished apart
ment at Holland Hotel.
FOR KEH1 flOI8 KB.
FOR RUNT Borera'. modern houses.
Uulldlng & Loan Ass'n. 429 M. F.
A ff. Iil.:.
FOR HAIjB MISCT:IIjASKO08
FOIt 8AI.K fi h. p. motor, starting
switch, 2-Inch centrifugal pump,
pipe and fittings. 3 Ii p. Htover
ongino; single buggy hurness. I.
H. 1'orter, Oold HID. 77
FOR BALK One 191 a liulck Blx,
two cord tires on rear; like new.
Can bo soon 15 Hoxe avenue toduv,
.. .. ... 74
FOK SAI.14 Cherries. Royal Ann,
'Kings, lyftrnbortH and other kinds.
C. M. I'nrkor, phono 463-W. 79
FOR BALE Ford touring car" In
good condition. Phono 861-Y. 79
FOR 8AU0 nnby"""cblck!i. Y. II.
Drossier, phono 777-1.,, 75
FOR BAI.K Wheat' bay In field. W.
11. Ruckor, R. R. 1, ltox 51a. 7K
FOR BAI.K Bargains In used enrs.
Keo C. C. Clark, Universal Tire
Filler Co. -
FOR BALK Hoarded barley hay. ten
to fifteen tons. 15 In tho Hold,
nonr Tnhle Rock. Box 822, Mod
ford, Oro. 75
FOR BAI.K OR TRADE For cow.
Shetland pony, cart, harness and
Huddle. 203 Mountain avenue,
Ashland, Oregon. 75
FOR SAI.B Hen with small chicks,
ond rabbits. 210 West Jackson. 75
FOR BALE One mountain hack,
good as new, cost 1100, price $40;
one riding corn cultivator, in good
condition, price $15; one David
IJradioy sulky plow, price $50;
ono set of "30 hundred wagon
springs" In perfect shape, price
$14. Inquire Delbert Marshall,
routo 1, Central Point. 77
FOR SALE One 1819 Bulck Six.
Two cord tires on rear. Like new.
Can be seen at 15 Rose avenue to
day. 56
FOR SALE Four-hole cook stove,
in good condition. An excellent
baker. Phone 51'9-J. 74
FOR SALE Ftno assortment of
nlckleplated window display fix
tures at bargain. Also large oval
French plato mirror. 50x26, In
frame; mahogany stand: child's
reed rocking chair, ball seat, fruit
Jars. 245 North Grape street. 77
FOR SALE! Sand, gravel and sedi
niont. Plowing done. Phone
912-J. 97
FOR SALE No. 1 clean grain hay
In field. Half mile south on Peach
street. Phone 5-F2. T. E. Pot
tehger. ..
FOR SALE Drosser, mahogany;
corner sotteo, rocking chairs, tab'e,
writing desk and chair, rug, type
writer, hat rack, waste paper bas
kot. singer and new cage; clothes
hamper, oil paintings, vases and
tankard, hall lump, electric stove,
electric fans, dishes, feather pil
lows, fruit Jars, stand lamp. 335
South Orange, phono 226. 75
FOR SALE Ono two-speed Indian
motorcycle at a bargain. Call nt
Flro Department. 75
FOR SALE Touriit car rebuilt light
N truck. ' 6-ft. box, 2S li. p. friction
gear, chain drlvo, $250.00. . 93
North Main, Ashland. 74
FOR SALE-T::e Western Electric
Powor and Light Plant' to farmers
located awav from tho power lines.
'Paul's Elec'.ric Storo.
FOR SALE: Barlcv hay in the field.
$15.00. Phono 869-J. 74
FOR SALE Dry oak stumps, $1.00
per load. Webster Ranch, phone
6S5-J-S. 87
FOR SALE Singer sewing machines
on eary terms. Cleaning and re
pairing of all machines a specialty.
245 South Central avonue, phone
903-U. C. A. Chapman. 87
r'OH 5AI.K airh:tr runcy altalta
seed, sweet clover and other grass
seeds. Nttro-cult'ires. Ralph
Blden. Medford
INTEUUKI1AN AUTOOA-B "CO.
TIME CARD. .
Leave Medford tor Ashland dail?
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a
m. ant) at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun
days la ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:80.
5:30 and 9:30 p. m.
IiCavo Ashland for Medford dail
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 12:30
4-80 and :fl o n
Oh, Helen
1'j.L, BET V?0 FIFTV
. CEAJTS
t A ;
. 1
CLASSIFIE
FOR 8ALB MVESTOCR
FOR MALE I'urcbrod Duroc Jersey
woancd pigs from bis type ances-
' tors.. One hundred Individuals to
. select from while they last. Un
registered at $10.00 each. Regis
tered at $16.00 each, (iood oppor
tunity to get feeders or breeding
stock. Palmer Investment Co.,
Modoc Orchard, or W. A. Sumnor.
Hotel Medford. 1
FOR BA' EMilk goats, $10to $50.
Box 822, Medford. 75
FOR BALE OR TRADE A young
horse, chout 2 years old. Call at
tho Opp Mine. 75
FOR BAI.K Seven-year old mare,
weighs about 1200. R. F. D. 1,
Box SO. Talent. Phono 7-FI1.
Ashland. W. M. Potrl. 83
FOR BALH-iBhropshne bucks, two
lambs and one yearling. Fine
' thoroughbred Individuals. Prices
reasonable. Ralph Waldo Elden
at Ross Mill,
"OR BALE One horse, weight 1600
lbs." Phone 609-Y. 74
FOR SALE Valley View Berkshire
rogistercd young stock, bred from
champions. Write D. M. Lowe,
Talent. Ore. or phone Ashland
6-F1-2.;: 74
.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WE. HAVE HAD PLACED In our
hands for disposal a splendid pay
ing, retail business, a fine location,
small overhead expense and doing
a good business. This Is a real
opportunity for the right person.
Come in and talk It over with us.
Brown & White, 10 South Fir St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Rooming
house on 21 Genessee street, all
' furnished and full; will sell on
easy terms, or trade for good prop
erty in valley. Owner. 78
FOR SALE If you havo $1500 and
want a real profitable business see
J. W. Young, Victory Cafe. Ash
land. Ore. You will get your money
back Round-up week. 75
MOSEY TO IjOAJT
LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent In
terest, O. C. Boggs.
LOANS City loans. Building ft Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money
on ranch property. Buys and sells
mortgages and Liberty bonds. 31
North Grape street. Phono 63-M.
85
Lorn.
LOST Auto crank, Sunday,
return to Mail Tribune..
Please
.74
LOST Largo size Presto-Lite tank
between Medford and Little Apple
gate. Finder phone 370-J, Med
ford, or write C. C. Pierce, Med
ford. FOR KXCHAXGX.
FOR TRADE Good work horse for
wagon. A. J. Fletcher, Route 1,
Box 33. 78
FOR TRADE A good five-passenger
car to trade lor a nice small
house or small acreage; would pay
some cash difference. Call at
- Hale's Piano House Inc., J. F.
Hale. Gen. Mgr.- 74
AUTOMOBILE
Garage Business
Be independent; be your
Own Boss
"Wo arc offering for quick
sale a well established busi
ness including Dwellin
Slum and I? pal Estate
main Pacific Highway in
good small town.
$2,500 IS THE PRICE
$1,100 amount required to
purchase, balance on time,
sliqwn by
The FchI Investment Co,
vat '
Fehl's Farm Agency
No. 6 South Fir St.
Knows All Aboutlt!
OH, I MEAM A RBJULAB BET- '1L BBT VoO
U BET SOMEBODY J FIFTV fcJUARS
FIPTV OSZ A MUMDPED , f I Ol THE MIUNES
D0LLAC3 -
1 u- m&
'
DADVERrlSEIMENTS
rojR balk nr.Atj estate.
FOR BALE Homesteads and relin
quishments, and irrigated farms.
Bee E. T. McKlnstry, Grants Pass,
Oregon. 82
FOR BALE Or would trade for
Ford car, tour-room house, back
screen porch. 532 South Fir street.
75
FOR SALE 55 acres located Just
across street south from school
house. Also a three-cornered piece
at the cast end of the same street
on the south side. Also house, lot
and blacksmith shop at the upper
end of side walk or East End. All
at tho assessor's valuation, at
Eagle Point. J. H. Daley, Grants
Pass. 99
FOR SALE Land In Evans Valley,
with small house and good barn.
Eighty acres, thirty in cultivation,
twenty of which is In corn. Also
a two-thirds interest tn twenty
acres of beans. Price $3500, cash
$2000, Jhe remainder in one year.
Deal most close by August 1st. H.
F. D. 1, Box 72, Rogue River, Oro.
78
FOR SALE 48 acre farm, $1800.
15 acres cultivated. Crop to go
with place; also all kinds of fruit.
. One mile from Rogue River, on
Evnns creek. Inquire Goldie Boyer,
Rogue River, Ore. 74
FOR SALE $500. Premises at 112
Elm street, by non-resident owner.
Maka offer to i L. Wnnrt 33S
Leavenworth street, San Francis
co, Cal. 7
FOR SALE Reasonable. timber
claim 160 acres; location, sec. 23,
twp. 40, range 4 W.. Jackson Co.,
Oregon. Write to Mrs. M. E. Her
rington, 116 West Indiana Ave.,
Spokane, Wash. 95
FOR SALE; 1360-acre stock ranch
near Gazelle, Siskiyou county. Cal.
Free water right. M. E. Harris,
6 85 Boulevard,-Ashland. 74
FOR SALE At a bargain, large
residence or Income property in
Medford, close in. Look this up;
it is good property at a very low
figure. Inquire at 124 South King
street. " 74
FOR SALE OR TRADE Five-acre
alfalfa, good buildings. Just out
city limits of Ashland. What have
' you? Box 180a, Ashland. Ore. 74
FOR SALE 160 acres, seven miles
from town, partly improved with
water. - For particulars call or
write Hugh Stevens, Rogue River,
Ore., R. F. D. 1. 79
FOR SALE 10 It acres, mostly under
cultivation, in sec. 4. twp. 37, R., 1
East.- Joining the Vilas and 401
ranches. About 60 acres under
old ditch; fair buildings; only 5(
miles from Medford; school close.
For particulars consult J. W.
Wakefield, Medford, Oregon. 82
BusrxEse. dducotof.t
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-Iaw.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. REAME3, Lawyer, Garnett
Corey Building.
ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer. 213-14
Garnett Corey Bldg.
GEORGE A. CODDING Lawyer.
Garnett-Corey Building.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
DA'.VIEL McFARLAND Civil Engi
neer and Surveyor. 42 South Cen-
tral avenue. Grants Pass, Ore.
Phone 540-J. S5
BROWN & WHITE
OFFER
A fine bearing commercial pear
orchard and vineyard with modern
bungalow home beautifully situated
on a fine roadway at $5800.00.
100 acre orchard and- alfalfa
ranch, fine modern home, running
water and a splendid gravity Irriga
tion system with low up-keep cost,
at $17,5u0.00.
176 acre stock and alfalfa ranch,
fully equipped and stocked this is
a going money making place, how
ever there Is a good rdason why it is
on sale at $125.00 per acre and the
buyer takes stock, crop and equip
ment. BROWN & WHITE
1(1 Booth Ftr St
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SioDeernV oouabs-what
ioou Vove. Judgment
TO OH A THIMG LIKEThAT-WHV
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The FWHTees-Houj siLLY 1
BUSINESS 1I RECTORY
Auto Bupplleo
LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. W
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our sprlnga
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North fifteenth
.K .Portland, Oregon - -
Clairvoyant . ,
READINGS BY CARDS Tells what
is to come. Answers any questions.
44 South Grape. , ; -'1
Garbage
GARBAGE! Get roar premises
cleaned np for the summer, Call
on the otty garbage wagona tor
good service. Phono JU-T 1
Y. Allen. - . ,
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Expert Accountant
WTLSON AUDITINO Oi. B. K.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention (Iran
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
..into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. ft H. Building,
Medford. Phono 167-H.
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION LOANS 6V4 per
cent pays principal and Interest In
34 hi years. Privilege to pay any
amount after 5 years. Money
ready when title Is approved.
E. H. Hurd, secretary - treasurer
. N. F. L. associations, Garnett-
- Corey building.
Investments
FARM LOAN BONDS $25, $50,
$100, $500 and $1,000 bpnds, 4 ft
per cent semi annual coupons,
non-taxable. E. H. Hurd, Secy.
Treas., Garnett-Corey Building,
' Hedford.
Instruction In Hmrie
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teachnnol
piano and harmony. Halght Musis
Btndlo, 401 - Garnett-Corey Bldf,
Phono 72. '
Planing Mm '
THOMAS MOFFATienerar mil)
work, sash, doors mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phono
184.
Physicians and Surgeons
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. . Eye scien
tifically tested and glass sup
plied. Oculist and Anrlst for B. P.
R, R. Co. Offices M. F. ft EL Co.
Bldg. "Phone 567. h
DR. F. O. CAR LOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. -
Phone 904-L. .1
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
T. G. HEINE, M. D., PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON. Specialty Eye,
Ear, Nose, Throat. Glasses fitted
and properly adjusted. Moles,
warts and skin blemishes removed
with no scars left. Office third
floor Liberty Building.
DR. E. RANDOLPH SEELY, 306-307
Morgan building, Portland, Ore.
Makes a specialty of surgery.
Special attention to Medford and
. Rogue River Valley people.
DR. EDW. DE REYMONT.EV Spec
ialist. 95 per cent efficiency. Suc
cessfully treated: Asthma, Blood
Pressure, 1 Blood Poison, Bron
chitis, Colds, Constipation. Falling
Hair, Female Trouble, Goitre, Hay
Fever, Insomnia, Kidneys, Lum
bago, Nervousness, Neuritis, Pains,
Paralysis, Piles, Pyorrhea, Rheu
matism, Skin Diseases, Sore
Throat, Sprains, Stomach, Tuber
culosis, etc., . with our method,-
no drugs used. Phone 137, St.
Mark's Bldg., Medford Oto. 91
Printers and Pnblisbers ,' ,
MEDFORD PRINTING CO, has the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 11 North
Fir St. -
Transfer
EAD3 TRANSFER ft STORAGE) CO.
Office 42 North Front St., Phone
SI 5. Prices right Service guar
anteed. ' .
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