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Newspaper Page Textfnrmwn mte ttctbtjtttc. jirRDFOun. otjeoox. Tuesday, jaxuatcy n. 1020 PTTHE FIVE MM BUILDING The nnnuul Heart of the llicifie Iioultrv show of the Southern Oregon association is now on. The doors of the hisr exhibition were opened at It) n. in. todav with evervthin!: in readi ness, anil the larire' eorner room of Hie it V. & II. buildimr will be the ntecca of hundreds of MY'dlord and vallev people during the next four dnvs. There was 11 (rood attendance to dav for a first dav. and the nt tend ance toniulit is expected to he laiare to see. the pia-n-v CenHieiied arista v units and the fine bred Immricw. Tin.' vahhft fca-tiM'e. whii-li has' been, in chaise of Hli'ss Heine, is exception--alky la-niro-, iHnl- tire chiMren w.HI:l)e es DCoiaJ'lv in't'C'Betviil in Hiis .a-r.fr at flic sliOiv. iro Iwni -r-aWji't- wei'iilis S iQunds. . , ThitSo are. exhibits from as tin-' IctMli l'qj-tlCPd. A biir ftfs&iro.oi 3e makys) K(B io tho exhttBt'lG) f' fflS ejtWto P(tB)h "sftoit IcDrflb $ i .J. . fsitcsiffl of C'mtssl (9oint. fifBi ". Ifikfl chatRlcmos bisS. o tht. nin30 SEoitD 8fto 09 P'dKlwid m Iks (Sfedip t&nesinjsa) tlfjSs. 4d. ofcsftttosna is d)so fibxnv:' tKm tt&Q npizop bjafl iocb tfSio esmie elites t'nsji libs iincoui s'O'i SbevB ito is Out enmeim; bin's )0 eomiBJPition as tha locgl sBoft. so e te iBive g fjwB i.a'!.l to tho (0Or & (Da'.irs. mm, b 11 ?e Roko River-Vl!ey Minister is! issoclatlon met in the Medford lrrf Hciid' moitoing and o'ter . stddreMMs eer. )rcented by Aav. Jouett P. Brey of tho M. E. ciik, 8iuts, Snd ROv. W. K. neon of tie ChriStilt caurcj is AGhlflnd, caia a spirited d&cuQion $fls pgrtici BJtfsd ia by all. 'Re. Cose. y. KdD'oler. of ahlod, t 10ct9d president. Rev. Chos. R. rt-aie, of Gi-onts Pass, vice president Sad Kev. W. Oi. Been, secretary-treO-Sttrer B.ev. .. H. GattltDoiie Wos mode ci.ijmfla of nrofcraia aoaisiittco Bnd Be. D. J. Gillanders, chairman of jam!tfrse fcaatnittoe. Atoclg oth cse presit Wore MIhO Rhodo BurnOtt. B. JokB W. Hoyt, ReO. W. T. 9. $lfti.as Rett. H. Ij. Bocaor, fcefc K. flKdssr. Mrs. Paul 'Hansen, corsetiere for NuBono. Phone 585-J. ' Xewton W. Borden, acting deputy grand chancellor at tho installation cf officers of Talisman lodge So. 31, K&ights of Pythias of Medford. Mon day evening installed the following officers for the ensuing term: James Stewart, chancellor, commander; V. Y. Crowson, vice chancellor; R. .11. McKeown,' prelate; John Palmer, master of work; B. G. Robinson, keeper of records and' seals; C. M. Harrison, master of finance; 13. J. Trowbridge, master cf exchequer; C. ". Shelley, master at arms, and Norman -Merrill, outer guard. Some bargains in used cars. Ccmc and see them at Geo. L. Treichlor Motor Co. 24 5 Fifth annual Poultry show, M. V. &' H. Bldg. 213 M. Ernest I-'orman and Geo. Hoff man were among the visitors here to day from the Applegate section. .Don't forgot the Poultry Show next week. 24 2 For the best Insurance Bee Holmes the Insurance Man. -Medford Is "very cnthusiasitc over the plans of having a Y. W. C. A. and with the coming of Miss Jeanettc Smith, field worker for Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, the Medford campaign will complete ar rangements sc as to begin work on January 15, instead of the (late for merly set. 'Big moonlight dance! Medford Nat. Wed. night. Admission free. 243' Let nothing keep you away from the Poultry show. 243 Hiram Starts Campnkin. -SAX KKANCISCO. -Ian. (!. I'niteV. States Senator Hiram W. Johnson de- SQUEEZED TODEATfl When the body begins to stiffen and movement becomes painful it is u spall y an indication that the kidneva are out of ordef . Keep these organs healthy by tabic- , COLD MEDAL T'h world's standard remtdf for kidnay. Uvef. bladder and uric acid troubles. Famous since Take retrularly and keep in good healtb. In three Eizes. all druggists. Guaranteed a3 rapreiented. Look fsr tb Dame Cold Medal oa ercr? bos aa4 accept Be itnlutiva Ill L fvkOf lilEf May Robson, Old Medford Favorite, ' at the Page . Theater Tonight ( M V-' CDS of tho nc;a;ilo eOius of tae The rtaiedv is th brt thing liss peeaost (Oootncal S o-" will.be tho . Itobson has ever done anil the pro 0Ii'6nee t tho Tage theatre to-;duccr, Augustus pitou has given the ni4t of .'i0! ftolfo'.Jii in Bcv neO com-, star a-n eki-borat-o prodOctio-n a-ad sur edy "Tish." 'Phe play (S&as made for ' rounded her with a very capable com- tht (ee by Ktlard IS. l!ose from tt r Robert Rlnehurt stories of -Wfttitif Cdrbgrry recently appear ing In ( Saturday Kvenii-ig Post. nartod for 'Washington and otlei eastern points todav, to campaign tor his candidacy for the republican nomination for president. J.ivestocjj rOHTLAN'H. Ore.. Jan. G. C'i1 tle higher: receipts 'Jill. Steers, best. -H.00(u n.7.": i;ood to choice. 10.r(o ((1 1.00: medium to irood, '.).(IO(ii !l.7.": fair to sroocl. .-fS-OOdi (1.(10: com mon to fair, $7.00((i 8.00; choice cow-: and heifers, !l.0(l(i 100: L'ood to choice, .7.7.-)(irf O.ofl; iiicdiiini to irood. ."). 7")((c7. 7."): fair to iiicdiiini, $l.7.)(n' 5.7.') : caiineo. :t.5l)(fi ."i.'iO ; bulK (i.Oly 8.2o : prime littht calves. $l'J.:'ll((i. l.'i.OO; heavy. 7.tl0.'12.')0; slockers and feeders, 8.IMl(rrjl.r0. ilnss steadv: receipts 1W. Trime mixed l.7o((t 'l.VJ.'i: meiliuiii. $14.'J."i fl -1.75:!i ; rom:h hcavv, .f 12.2."i(' Hl.J.i: puis, .f 1 1. i.xit I. i.v.i. Sheep sloOdv: no receipts. Eas!- Pffl la(J)hs, ei:(.5Jl( 14.10): liulit val- 10V, 911.5(Krt)12.00: hciivv. I l)..i(l((i! it.ttD: fecdoo Jninltfl. OI0.00frDll.00 : VOnriiaes. W.SOfS' 10.50; wethers, $!).00(ai).50: eO-cs, .f ti.00(a-7.00. n,9lleB POliTI.ANI). (Ire.. Ji-.n. (i. Ilut sfeiuiv. Cubes, ('xii';-., (ij'-.c: narc!! parehincnt wiappcd. box lots 07c: cartons G8c: half boxes hiilf cent more: less than half boxes one cent more, liiitterfat 08!i liile 1'. o.' !). station; 70fa 71e rorlland. KfSKs Kirs, selliiiL'' price, case count, 5l)c: biivinir price, 5Sc; s'clliti'j price, can dled, tile: selected caiulh'; in car tons, 70c. Poultry Poultrv, liens. L'HfT, :100c ll'i.; broi! crs. 'JotffUOc 11;.: old roosters. His turkevs. iinuiiiial ; urecse, 25c lb ducks, 40e lb. Grand and Hay Oats. $05.50 bid: corn Xo. 3. yel low. $57.50 bid. Ilav huviiiir price, tiinothv. vallev 2li.00fii, 28.00; alfalfa. $:U.50: urain $25.00. - . - or heaviness alter meals are most annoying manifestations ot acid-dyspepsia. pleasant to take, neutralize acidity and heiT restore normal digestion. MADE BY SCOTT & RV.T.S NAKIT.3 CF 3COTTS EMISSION rjJirjetSbfflRllw ' WHY PORTLAND for MEDFORD Wanted Orchard or Timber I have the following Portland property: Four Flat building and twt-cnttages corner of 18th and Morrison rented for $150 per month, 'aluc $22,000.00. Hall and store building corner of Yamhill and 34ta, rented for $125.00'pcr montB, value SH.000.00. Paint Shcp, East Davis St., rented $15.00 per month, value $1500.00. Will exchange any or all of these for orchard, timber or other land What have (.u? Might pay ca.Vi difference or buy for cash if price is right. Have customers for ranches. Jf you have place f(r sale or trade I can get you quick action. See or 'phone me. J. C. BARNES riione 7HI-I.. 1. OB pa-ny of playOrs. There aro plenty of goicid soi'ts left fhi the performance tiwiJ-jsktL ayd tOo ciirtak) will rise at S:0. eBFrfPATieai T8 BB STOPPED (Continued from Page One) Mullen is said to be a member of the communist labor party. He wav confined in the military prison at Camp (Irani in I ill 7 as a conscien tious obiector. Ilenrine: of the cases of 22-1 radi cals were before Tinmiirration Inspec tor llarrv If. I.audis this moraine; as EOSfSHFATIDN MAKES Old Fashioned Herb Tea Often Relieves Chronic Cases You can't nfford to be const liwtod. If your kidneys. IWor and bowels fall to cjvrry oil" tho waste matter It soon poimns your entliu system. It lowers your i-esistanco ivgitinst disw.se. At this time of year, when the a-Ir Is ill! 11I with inluenA, colds and Kr'P you should lcettp in tho btst condition. Cliij pbvsicliiu will tf.'ll you that most Ills couid be avoided if people would Kwp tneir iivt'j-s, Kidneys ami howolB in j;.nod work ing order. Are you constipated. blliouK and Bltifffjrishl' Docs vonrheiid achof Don't si i!t Naiuni's 'nrnings. .Tustppta pHckne of JjIh coln Tea and take a. cup tn-iore ruciring. it soon jltfins you out and makes you !-ol line. Dot's not create the physic nabit. This famous herb tvi. Is aft unex celled n-miKly for colds, grippe, in nuenji. chmnic constijiation, rheuxna tism, etc. Kothlng is better to keep tho ohildren in line condition. 85 cents at nil druggists. Lincoln Proprietary' Co., I't. Wayno, lud. BSOWN 8t WHITE 10 SOUTH FIJI STREET IRRIGATED TRACTS 10 acres highly improved, all mod em conveniences, close in on pave ment. $5000. 10 acres mostly bottom land, well improved, clono in, on pavement, 50.000. 1 0 acres, well improved, close In on the pavement, $5250. 3 acres well' improved, close In, price including stock, equipment and furniture, $3000. 40 acres well improved, 20 acres paid up water sl ight, all fine bottom land, $12,000. 3 acres close to Gold Hill, well im proved, some good alfalfa under irri gation, $2500. 6 acres non-Irrigated, well Improv ed, cjose in to Jacksonville, $1800. 10 acres ciosn to lioui inn, wen improved, all crop In, price including stock, equipment and H. H. goods, $3200. BROWN S WHITE in ROTTTir FTO RT. , 20 X. I'cndi St. llio .first stt'i Utv M'lt'i-tinir t'hirni:o's inil inrnt tor Uu mxt "sovivt ark." Tliee have ln-eii Um-iiunI "iH'rlVet dc portatiun" cast's hv lidt rut officials. Fiiitliniis of tliu Iicariiiu';. whit-li irol al)lv will (onsiuac a week, will In1 IV r warded lii Valiini;toii tor action. Ho l-'eols Mk.a New Man Rheumatic pntns. backache, pains in sfVlf?. porc muscles, .stiff joints, or an "always tired" feeling are usual ly nyiMptoms of disordered Uidnoys. ". W. Wells, oipiin. .Mich., writes: "I am on my feet most f Hw time and get tired. Hut aft-o? :y'.krf Ks Icy Kidney IMUs 1 feu-l l-Utf a- ko-w niiHn. I r-eennwnvv"! iIwva t -siitf. mis .ik.;'ss a'ntl -liaMe wcfr hu.wvV vv' uny ii'i'A-(? wilVe-ie'-tlf ca i yyy ;6 jfr.vAt&iv? tE" Prio.H-:p.t- I-n i'.ftiv si eitieA'to k wint Y WiV-iniWos'a-rft!' a'jKre' aW-s-'w,.K,tt'3.. Fgt sale by Medftwi-l iHiM'.r-Si-iU'y. loauBGdi fQ.'ty tl$ Qwst little rhcumtO "crick'' oOOiils tU bae icOn't Qt'oiibioCK handv to knoolo it oi(p. brgtjlar a-tliirtiof a'eehf.oy itSJ fW fliorc populaivloday. Th'at-9 'becausp it iV.;-Bp"w.bodo'nf.'ill.y.' fodpfulrin-relieving ail cxteijnali uiiliea' afldpaihsi scmt&a-, lunibago, nctjral-.gLv.wOVcrst-rainecl imwscJc'Sf s.tilTrj.o.tnt; wcat her-exposure -rcs.ult-3; Ai-lit tie -is. ali) that isiieccisa'r.y-, fcur it-soon fit'tre? trates xvitfyout'rubbi'rtK'to thc?Bore-.sp6ti licavcsnoVmu's3stmeVl skinVcU'gged' .pores'. A.ljott-le tod.-iy is a wise $ke-caut-ion. Kccpit-handy. 1 ah .1 -.. . . ; Tfv, et An WANTED Axmen to cut wood and clear land. AY". J. Webster Hunch. 26G WANTED Woman to help with housework, 2 or 3 days a week. Phone G3S-J, Eden Valley Orchard. tS3ltti. ' 2'15 WANTED Girl or woman for gen- oral housework; good wage:?. Phono 7S0-X. 210 WANTED Oook, v-10 a month. Mrs. J. F, Heddy. WANTED SI5TOATIOS. WANTED A pcgitlon as houeekeep er for one or more gentlemen. In- - qulro 410 South King slreot. 217 WANTBH) mOVKtOiAS IOUB WANTED Infants.' layette at onco Address Mox -15, lluil Tribune. 2 14 WANTED About six bundled feet of second hand 1 or 1 V4 inch pipe. McCurdy Uowno .Motor Co. 215 WANTED To rent stock ranch stocked and equipped right. Hen Kllkorny, 454 Yamhill, Portland Ore. ' 2 17 WANTED Wood to- cut. shall, Central Point. S. A. Mar- 243 WANTED We repair all makes of sewing machines. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 115 West -Main. 2G7 WANTED Young bull. F. II. Dress ler. . Phono 777-L. 2 43 WANTKD To buy second-hand one man stump puller. H. C. iMechem Trail. 2 44 WANTED To contract for plno and fir logs delivered at mill In Men ford or P. O. V. ears Southern Pa cific track. Big Pines Lumbar Co WANTED Highest prices paid for bides and furs. Medford Junk Co.. phono 283-J. WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 4S8-M or 488-X. tf FOR RENT IIIUSEKJErSPlNO ROOMS. FOll KENT Housekeeping and lodging rooms, rear 235 South Central. 244 You Can Buy These NOW, RIGHT. 5 room cottage, modern, like new, 2 lots on pavement, $1200. 5 room bungalcw, modern, east front, GO ft. lot, $1050. 5 room bungalow, modora with fur niture, 2 lots, $1000. 8 room house, modem, 2 lots, clear, $2200. 100 acres Improved, adjoins R. R. station, $1800. 6G0 acres, 3 sets of Improvements, farm land all Irrigated, $9,900. HXJRD LAND & INVEST MENT CO. 213-14 Onrnott-Corey Illdg. Medford, Ore. INVEST In a proposition that will pay you big interest on your money, and one that you can, within a abort time, turn again at a profit. We hare the following to offer: A 24 room house with four threo room apartments completely furnished for housekeeping nnd eight single sleeping rooms completely furnished, four rooms nicely fur nished for owner's apartments; hot and cold wator throughout; steam heating plant; garage oom for four cars. Will sell completely furnished and include fuel on hand for J5-5O0.00. . (Furniture alone worth $2,000.00; beating plant worth $1500.) Bennett Investment Co. 102 West Main Ht, 111 im mill ' ' i iiIittiIbM fXR RKE11 ftOlTSKB. FOR BALK LdVISTOCK f IrOBT. FOR ItKNT Oli SAl.K Neat five room modern cottage, close in. Call or phone Jtarnum Apts. -!! TAKKN U. TAK K l" 1 It row n jersey heifer. , KtleH Valley Orchard. t;::H-,l. 2 -I.". . viwtctr can have pvoperty and pay 1'hipps liuildhm, 1 ;t sanu Va- (-'ir-jDvi-t; l.:i:.- tU.s ad. O Wo. VolOPd' S'o-cylind . ton rin u: iO 9.iO C'.tle. AhClJor GcQ P, .Moil Tribuop. "OH -icPo -O (MAt MOTTRKSSKS mOdn over we. Douglas, (ilf.-.I. i'Go WHOtrWim Mpbol.-.terlng and pii'i'p'itiitg. r'k'SK-e Douglas, G15-.1 (SK'.TIN.W .MAC WINES, phonographs ii't'X-1 (."Xek.s repaired. Phono Doug fcw, 015-J. 1-H'M.t-N-lT-l.l-K-R a-ml household goods p:wk-ol iiKd crated. Phono Doug-ki-s G15-J. T'OGGENli-UIlG STCIl COAT Now st-ii-nding at tho Helms Stables. 2 40 r-XDU &A1,E HBATj l'-STATM FOIt SALE Three rcim bungalow. to be moved from lot. Inquire at 311 South Oiikdale. 207 FOll SALE One six-room cottage on pavement for eight hundred fifty cash. Would give short terms, llungalow cn pavement, five rooms, modern. Terms. Call Med ford Sheet Metal Works. 244 FOR SALE Seven room modern cottage, well built. t.I. T, care Mnil Tribune. 243 FOll SALE Fiii-nlslied house at 725 Alder street. 247 Kb II SALE 'Five room furnished modern bungalow, 52 9 South Grapo. Seymour Pbyan. 247 FOll SALE Furnished house. A well made fivo-room bungalow, with glassed-in porch, and garage. All in good repair. Hardwood floors, npacious verandn, fine front nnd back lawn, paved street and sidewalk, assessments paid, near schc-pl. High class furnishings, with eloctrlc range, nnd dlshwash- ' er. Price $3500, part cash. Apply E. O. Tcaguo, 737 West Jackson street. U cOlt SALE By owner only, houso and lots in Medford. Also good land close to Mndfc-Td. Cash or easy terms. T. L. Taylor, phono 452-H. 246 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS FURNISHED HOUSE, FURNISHED Close in, co.y and convenient homo, 'well furnished. Owners , have lived bore for tea years, In tend going to n colder climate. Thero is a reason. Lot 60x100. East front. Largo lawn. Shado trees. Fruit troes, roses, berries, grapes. 1 lA Btory houso. 7 rooms, bath, closets, sleeping porch, laiyi dry room, wood house, in fact a most convenient home. Splendid furniture, rugs nnd piano. Canned fruit and wood. Price, cmnpleto, $3500.00. Pugo-Dresslor Co., .Nash block. CII1CKKNS 3 ACRES 3 CHICK ENS Just what you have been looking for, close in anil near paved street.. AH cultivated, fair soil. Several oak shado trees. All fenced. Very food liousu, barn, well, city water. Prico only $2000. . Page-Dressier Co., Nush Illoek. HOMK IIAIIGAIN To tho person desiring a dandy home, within 10 in in u tea walk of the business dis trict, together with tho ndvanalges of a fine tract of garden land and fruit trees, thlR property certainly wlll appeal. Tho house has fivo largo comfortable rooms, all on ono floor. Walls aro plasterod and tinted and aro in excellent condi tion. Roomy bath. . Pantry large " enough 'for the season's returns from tho garden nnd fruit trees. Lot contains ovor 9500 sq. ft., giv ing, riiom for a small farm.' As to soil, there is no butter in Medford. a rich sandy loam. Tho price, $2250.00, should bo attractive, .to ono familiar with values. Wo be lieve tho property to bo worth more. Hut tho owner needs funds for other purposes und so fixes a (low price for quick Bale, only $1250.00 is necessary to handle. And thero aro no assessments to assume. See this properly today lfERHIES 3 ACRES 3-HERRIES Located two miles out on tho paved highway. Paid up water right. Neat 5 room house, ham. Rest berry and truck land. Ideal for poultry. Just like being In town. Scho&'I close. Lights. Phone Dally mall. What more do you wish? $2000.00 takes this. $1000 cash. Terms on $1000. Pnge Dresslnr Co., Nash Illock. 243 Phone 709 I'OU SALK Hull Kden Vallev ralf t wo woelts old . Orchard. I'luiu: i FOR Ire SALK No. h : t luce year milk cow. ju.-;! old work mare W. S. Stnncliff. L' 1 .") weight l ir.il lbs I'htA'nix. i'XU SALK Phono 2."-R -Ciood cow, $." O.'lll 1' IT FOR SALK One teaai horses, weight S.'iOt) lbs., aye seven and twelve years. Itoih are good, sound horses and will work anywhere. No reasonable offer refused. S. A. .Marshall, Central Point. 2 I :t FOR SALK Team weight !! HMi : good harness and 'A wagon South Hamilton street, south ol Dakota avenue. M;! I FOR SALE Choice liuroc sin . -its. Inipiire tout end of .North Central, opposite ttox factory. 2 1'! FOR SALE Pure nred Dtiroc Jersey weaned pigs from big type am-cs-tors. I'liregisteretl at $X each: tteglstercd at $14.00 each. Guild (.'pportunity to get. feeders or breeding block. Call Modoc Orch ard. FOll SALE Seven noad of r.hoats, weight about I 00 lbs. Phono G-F-l.'l L.A. Itose, I'hoenlx. FOIt SALE Cheap, dandy horse, work, drivo or ride. 1111 North Riverside avenue, Medford. - 257 FOR HAI.R MlSOKliIiASKOUa FOR SALE -New Ford louring ear, fuctcry equipped, self starter, shock absorbers. Never been run. Took the car on trado and will sell at actual cost. If you want quick ' delivery on new Ford, wrilo or telephone W. C. Clements, Eagle Point, Oregon. 245 FOIt SALE Ono 1 200 lb. mare, farm wagon and harness, buggy and harness. Good range, kitchen table, morris chair, spring bed, rabbits, etc. W. a. Hudson, Orch ard Homo tract, near Young's Prune Dryer. 244 FOll SALE 1017 Saxon touring car. Crater Lako .Motor Co. 2 4 7 FOR SALE Four-burner gas rango and gas heater. Marlin pump gun and rifles. 529 South Grape. 24 I FOR SALE Smith Form-a-Tractor attachment, in first class condl- ' Hon, used on Ford or other light ear, makes a practical and econom ical traclor. Phono 403-W. Route 1, llox 75, Medfrrd. . 244 FOR SALE ' Steel cook rango $15.00. Small coal heater, $3.75. Air-tight heater, $3.00. i Gasoline range, $12.00. Singer sewing machine $10.00. -hitn sewing machine, $i. 00. Douglas, 101 South Central. 'Phono 615-J. FOR SALE 1019 Franklin. Has run 5000 miles, 'illinium's Garage. 247 'FOR SALE Ono Fairbanks Hpray machine, onu lloau spray machine, bqth sprayers In good-order. Hear Creek Orcliard. Phono 1G8-J-2. '. II ' , 244 FOll SALE Leghorn hens nnd cocks. 1022 West Eleventh. 244 'OR SALE Mountain Jonnlhan ap ples. Last chance. Flno fruit. Connor's warehouse 243 FOR SALE 20 tons nnsilngo corn not husked off. Will feed out on plaeo. G. E. Pierce, Terrlll Ranch, Krownsboro, Oro. FOR SALE Ono nearly new Chevro let. Seo it at Geo. L. Trolchler Motor Co. 245 FOR SALE Stiidebnkor touring car. Light Sf, new last May, over-size Goodyear cord tires, all in flno condition. $ 1500 cash. E, O. Tcaguo, 737 West Jackson street. If FOR SALE 1916 Ford touring car, good condition, 2 horse gas en gine, Ohio feed cutter, 3-Inch wag on, buggy nnd harness, land pul verizer and small tools. W. D. Roberts, Eagle Point. 247 FOR SALE Two slightly used drop head GO Singer sewing machine cheap. Singer Sewing Machine (V, 1 15-West Main street. 247 FOIt SALE Now rubber tiro buggy, light spring wagon, single hurnuss, and saddle. 111.1 North Riverside avenue, Medford. 2 00 FOR SALE A touring car In good running order, good engine, good tiros. A bargain at $390.00. Tumy Motor Co., 125 South Front St. FOR SALE Plymouth Rock pullets nnd cockerels. Phone 5-F-2. 243 FOR SAIE Sewing machines rent ed $1.00 per month. Phono Doug las 615-J. FOll SALE Baled hay, first and second cutting, $22.50 and $23.50 Full weight no tag weight makos about $1.00 u ton differ- -nee. T. D. Singleton, 2 miles southwest of Eagle Point. 245 FOR SALE Ford bug, three passen per, four good tires, first-class con dition, price $205.00. Tclcphonp 839. 106 South Ivy street. 243 FOll SALE Hay. Phone 842-.I. FOR SALE Gas range, enameled back, threo ovens. Call at Big Pines Lumber Co. II. A. Thierolf. ' FOlFSALEAlfalfiT haydellvered $24.00 per ton. 1103 Nlantlc St 25! FOR SALE Used cars on easy terms Kcrlnck Bldg., North Fir street Clark ft Chiklera. 2 46 FOR SALE B,nn7gravel, aedloient and dirt. Plowing and teaming . work done. Phone jJl3-Jv . . LOST i. allies' nt;w black purtio near Medt'oid Hardware ulii.., on Mon day afternoon, .Ian. Ti. It cialained a small cash purso with a five dol lar lull and some small change. Kinder please return purse to Trib une office. 2-lo LOST-- Ladies small brown purse containing- some silver and jitney ticker to Central Point. Kinder pleast; return to .Mail Tribune of fice. 2 4:: .MOXKV TO IX. TO LOAN .Money on :;ood farm land, lie incumbrance. II. J. Ulan kinship, 1 522 Sixth street. 247 TO LOAN .1. 11. Andrews loans money on real estate and buys niormam's and Liberty bond-?. Phone 5.1-M. 31 North Grapo street. HUSINESS untKCTORT AntO (Supplies LAHER AUTO SPKlNU CO. W are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs whon others fall. Sold under writ ton guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Attorneys ELIJAH II. HURD Lawyer, 213-14 Garnett-Corey Bldg. PORTBIt J. NEFF Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAME3 Lawyer, Qarnett. Coroy Building. Pcntistry DR. BERT It. ELLIOTT Dentistry. S04-5-U Medford Furniture and Hdwo. Bldg. Miss Phylis Roberts, Dental assistant. Office phone 295. residence phone 115-Y. 173 Kxpert Accoiintnnl WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson, O. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified acoountlni method. M. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. Instruction In Maslo FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher o plnno and harmony. Halght Musl( Studio, 401 Garuott-Corey Bldfc Phone 72. Lodgoa O. O. F. Medford lodge No. 83, Moots evory Monday night at 7:30, H. A. Van Ausdttll, N. .; W. L. Miller, secretary. Rogue River Encampment N6. 80 Meets 2d and. 4th Fridays at 7:30 p. m. J. L. Dommer, C. P.J L. O. Howard, scribe. Olive itebokah lodge No. 28- Moots 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Karon M. Batoman, N. Q.J Annie J. Bnteman, secretary. Visitors cordially Invited to all mootlngs. - Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phons 184. O. J. BERGLUND Plumbing, heat ing and repair work of all kinds. Stovos rolined. 2 17 South River side Phone 226-J. tf Physicians and Sargeons ' STEARNS BROS. Physicians and Burgeons, successors to Dr. Robert W. Stoarna. Dr. Robert W. Stearns, special attention to surgery, diseases o women and obstetrics. . Dr. Ralph W. Stearns, special attention to diseases of the stom ach, kidneys and heart. Phones 3 Office 39; Houso 933. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and; surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup- ' plied. Oculist and Aurlat for 8. P, R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co. Bldg. Phone 56 7. DR. F. Q. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANi 411-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel Street . Q. HU1NE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Specialty Eye, Bar. Rose, Throat. Qlasses fitted and properly adjusted. Molos, warts and skin blemishes removed with no scars left. Office third floor Liberty Building. DR. B. RANDOLPH SEELY, 80C-807 Morgan building, Portland, Ore., makos a specialty of surgery. Spec lal attention to Medford and Kogn River valley people. DR. McMORRIS M. DOW, Physician and Surgeon Practlco limited to surgery and hospitnl obstetrics. Special attention given to diseases of women. Offices 306-7 M. F. ft H. Bldg. Residence, the Dow Hos pital. Prlntores aid Publisher; MEDFORD PIUNTINO CO. has the best equipped printing office la Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir Bt Fransfer EAD8 TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phons lit. Prices rlgh(, BerTlc guar