inCDFOTETJ MXTE TTtTBUFB, ITETTFOTtD, 'OKKOOy, TTTntSTUY. MAY 13, 1020.
FACIE BEVEW
TO
' FALLS IN BARREL
BRISTOL, Ens. Charles" Georue
Stephens, u uarber of this town, has
announced thut lie is iruim: to trv to
phoot Nincara Falls in 11 barrel.
" He has booked his' passage from
Liverpool to - Quebec on June 18 ami
soys he intends to make the attempt
nt the end of June or enrlv in July.
Stephens is. '50 years of nee' awl
stands .r feet 9 inches. Tile bai'el
will be 6 feet,- 2 inches and in the
middle .32 .inches. Inside the .barrel
Stephens plans to be secured bv
straps and the barrel is to be weighted
nt the bottom with a hundred-pound
weight to keep it upriiht in the wafer.
Special breathing apparatus is also
bcinir fitted.
Amone the many other feats which
Stephens claims to have performed
are? the following:
Kissine: u lion in its den. shaving
customers in a lion's den, boxintr in
n lion's, den and parachute descents
from balloons; for which feats he
boasts three ribbons, five gold medals
and six sdver medals-.
t To shoot Niagara Falls in n barrel
Has been the ambition of numerous
persons seeking . notoriety, but few
have accomplished it. Mrs. Anna
Edson fuylor, who went over the
falls in-a wooden barrel- about 10(11
was severely injured, but recovered.
"Hobby" Leach made the drop suc
cessfully and without injury in a steel
barret in 1911.. .
Livestock
."PORTLAND,. Ore., May 13 Cat
lie weak; receipts 119. Grain and
pulp fed steers, $12.,Ji(i?l:t: choice.
$11.50012.25; good to choice, $1U.!)
11.50; medium and good, $10(i 11 ;
fair to good, $!J(u)10; common to fair,
$8()9; choice cows and heifer
$10.25(0)11 ; good to choice, HsOfie
10.25; medium to "good $8(S9: fair
to medium -$7(5)8; ennncrs, $5(ii)0
bulls, $fi(i9; prime light calves -$litffl
10: medium $9(5)12-. heavy, ir'G.fiiWH
- Hogs weak; receipts (ill). Prime
mixed, $15.50(5)10: medium, $14.50
(5)15.50; rough heavy, $10(5)15; pigs.
$12(5)15.
s Sheep steady : receipts 409. Sprinu
lambs, $14(5115.50: throw-outs $10(5;
11; casterrt-$15((ri6: light volley $14
(5.15; heavy. $13(5)14; . common to
medium, $10.50(5)12.50: yearlings, $13
wethers," $12.50(5)13.25; ewes,
$8(5)12:. r
t - Butter
:- . PORTLAND, Ore., May 13. But
ier weak. Cubes, extrn 50(5)52(!
parchment wrapped, box lots 56c
cartons, 57c: half boxes half cent
more; less than half boxes lc more.
Bdttcrfat No. 1 churning cream 53(8
65c f. o. b. station: 55c Portland.
EDEN PRECINCT
I 'Mr. and "Mrs. IT.' T. Simpson have
moved into their new home in Med
lord: " Mr. and Mrs. Simpson come to
the valley from Roseburg, and thev
are very nmoh in love with the el
mato and the valley.
Mrs.. Bettv Payne of Ashland, was
visiting' friends in Phoenix Saturday,
and went on to.Medford to visit
friends1 there.
There was a igood attendance- nl
Mother's Day services in tho Presbv
terinn '-church in 'Phoenix Sunday.
Rev. 'Antfel's-sermun regarding Sntni-
ucl, "The Man of God," was very im
pressive.
' Mrs. Frost, mother of Mrs. Vi.ro.
Carless leaves for her homo in Se
attle this week, after several weeks
-Visit with her 'daughter. There have
been- several receptions given in Mrs.
Frost's honor, during her stay -in
Phoenix. " r. " 1
: Mrs. A. S. Furry, is still sick, from
the after effects of the flu, which
seems to have brought on heart weak
-Hess. '
Dr. .and' Mrs. Baillic have written
to some of their friends' in this vnl
ley that thev. have, urrived at their
-new location in Los Angeles, and that
thev are delighted with that coun
try. iThe.v express it .in these words
"A Regular Paradise.
" Dr. George Kuhler, formerly n resi
-dent of Phoenix, where he had man
warm friends, who will be grieved to
Whv suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre
O. G. C. preparation lor-goitre has bene
fited many.
Why pay several hundred dollars for an
operation to remove a oitro vrhen O.G.C.
can be obtained lor such a comparatively
small expenditure?
O.O. C. when properly applied Rives satis
lactonr relults. or your money will be
refunded. 0 i.G.C. Is sold direct, by mall
CHl. Write (or booklet.
- Address Dept. Z
aac CHEMICAL COMPANV
Seattle, Washinzton
E
M r&H " FOR fr
earn or his death recently in Tn 1
oiua. All their friends here join in
vmpatbv uith. his most estimable
wile, ami sous who are lett to 1110111:1
him. Dr. Kuhler was u man of won-
lcrl'ul ability, a natural artist. . Some
of his paintiuus hunt; in homes here,
Hid are really wonderful works of
art. lie also had '.'rent musical abilitv.
He was a -very modest man. hidim his''
talents so much that few knew -ol
them.
John Foster of the upper Ander
son Creek neighborhood, was at C.
Carey's place Monday, buyiusr hav.
TRAIL ITEMS
Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson :went to
Medtord Tuesday to -stay the week
out returning Sunduy.
IFred MiddlcbuBher. took a truck
load of distillate to . the .Mansfield
ranch.
Mrs. F.'L. Hutchinson spent Friday
night with Enid Middlebusher.
Dave Pence has his teams working
on tho road at Prospect.
Miss Tressie Pence and . Roy
Vaughn were married Saturday, May
Their many friends wish them a
long and happy wedded life..
Oscar and VVIi: Stewart lost one of
their horses Sunday, evening. The
animal took stck suddenly and died
before morning. ....
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Notice to Democrats 1
Notice Is hereby given to the demi
ocratic voters that at a regular meet
ing called by the chairman of the
County Central committee and h-ild
nt the Medford Hotel on the ROth, tlay
of April, 191:0 a nominating r.pmiuit:
tec was selected to name and placa.iri
r.ouilnuujii :i full ticket for Jackson
county. Oregon. Said committee did
thereafter meet pursuant to" nc.tl
and select and place In nomination
tte followin? ticket: : i
t or joint Representative tor uougr
las and Jackson counties, F. 1 Roy
Davis, (to be written In):
.Representatives in the legislature
for Jackson County, George A. Mans
field, (to be written in); W. E,
Philips, (to be written in);
Dillon It. Hill, County Commis
sioner; ' -
John O. Rigg, County Clerk (tb be
written in ) ;
Rose Schleffelin, County Treasur.
or;
Ben F. Trowbridge, County Asses
sor; , '
I. W. Berry, Sheriff:
IW. -H. McGowan, County Coroner
(to be written in).
Grace V. Pcarce, School Super
intendent (to he written in).
Rawles Moore, District Attorney.
On account of the fact that the said
committee was not appointed in time
to present the names for the legisla
ture to the Secretary of State in order
to get the same on the ballot, thf
democratic voters of the. county are
horeby.! requested to write in their
names at the blanK spaces on the bal.
lot provided for that purpose at the
primary election-to be held on the
21st day of May, 1920, that is te
eny,
For joint representative, , Douglas
and Jackson Counties, write in thf
name, F. Roy Davis; -For
representatives from Jackso
County, write In the names of George
A. Mansfield and W'. E. Phipps.
For county school superintendent!
write in the name of Grace V. Pcarce
For county coroner -write in the
name of. V. H. McGowan;
For county clerk, write In the
name of. John O. Rlgg. I
By doing so the democratic party
will have a full and complete ticket
to be voted for at the general elec;
tion, thus preserving the organization
and presenting to the public the very
best and most efficient candidates
for office.
, Respectfully yours,
W. E. CREWS.
Chairman of Nominating Committee.
W. M. CAMPBELL. '
Chairman of County Central
Committee.
Democrats keep this notice.
Paid Adv.
, Proposal for Kids. .
IN'otice Is hereby given that in ac
cordance with Chapter 357 of the
General LaVs of Oregon for 1917.
and all Acta amendatory thereof and
supplemental' thereto, the Board of
Directors of Medford Irrigation Dis-
trict, a municipal corporation duly
organized and existing under, the laws
of the State of Oregon, with its prin
cipal office-In the City of Medford.
Oregon, will sell 11,250,000 in bonds
of the district out of the issue of
$1,500,000 of bonds of Medford Irri
gation District authorized at an elec
tion duly held, by the elcctors-of said
district on the2Sth day of September,
191S, at. the office of the Board of
Directors of the Medford Irrigation
District in the . Medford Furniture &
Hardware building in the City of
'Medford, Oregon, on the 15th day of
May, 1920, at' eleven o'clock on the
forenoon of that day.i
Said bonds to -be so old shall ma
ture serially in annual amounts so as
10 be approximately equal, principal
and Interest, beginning five years af
ter the date, of issue and, continuing
up to and including a period of
forty years thereafter. Said bonds
shall be negotiable in form ami
payable in Gold Coin of tho United
States of the present standard of
weight and fineness, or in Its equiv
alent. Said bands shall bear Interest
at the rate of six (6) per cent per
annum payablo semi-annually on the
1st day of January and July of each
ear.' principal and Interest payable
at -the placo to be designated re-
pcctively in the bonds and coupons,
said place to bo In the United States
and to be designated by the suecess-
ul bidder or bidders. Said bonds
hall bo of the denomination of not
less than Ono Hundred Dollars
(SIOO.OOV nor more than Ono Thou
sand Dollars ($1,000.00). Coupons
for interest shall be attached to each
bond.
Scaled proposals addressed to E.
M. Wilsou, Secretary, Board of Di
rectors of Medford Irrigation District
Medford, Oregon, wilt be received
by tho said (Board o Directors at
heir office for the purchase of said
bonds until tho said loth duy of
May, 1920, at eleven o'clock In the
orenoon of that tlay. Such propos
als may be for all or any portion of
said $1,250,000 in bonds to ho so
sold.
The said Board of Directors re
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, April
13,-1920:-1' "
BOARD OP DIRECTORS 'MEDFORD
Itlll CATION DISTRICT.
By LEONARD CARPENTER.
President.
13. O. COLEMAN, Director,
W. A. FOLGER, Director,
E. If. WIILSON, Secretary.
Proposal for' llltls.
iNotlco is hereby givon that in ac
cordance with Chapter 357 of the
General Laws of Oregon for 1917,
and all Acts amendatory thereof and
supplemental thereto, the illoard of
Directors of Medford Irrigation Dis
trict, a mutual corporation duly or
ganized and existing under the laws
of the State of Oregon, with its prin
cipal office in the City of Medford,
Oregon, will receive sealed proposals
and-bids for - the construction .of
works for the irrigation of tho lands
of Medford Irrigation District in ac
cordance with plans and specifica
tions filed in the offlco of the Board
of ' Directors of Medford Irrigation
District in the. Medford Furniture' &
Hardware building, in the City iof
Medford, Oregon, where said plans
and specifications can be seen and
are now open for examination, on or
before tho 16th day of May, 1920, at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. At said time and place the
said Board of Directors will open in
public any- proposals and bids so re
ceived, and as soon as convenient
thereafter the said board will lot said
work to the lowest responsible bld;
der. The said board, however, reserves
to itself the right to reject any and
ail bids, and may readvertise for pro
posals, or may proceed to construct
tho work under its own superintend
ence; Any porsor, or , persons to
whom, contract may bo awarded shiill
enter into. a bond,, with good ana outr
ficient sureties, to be approved by
the board, payable to said district tor
its use, for not less than twenty-five
(25) per cent of the amount of the
contract price, conditioned for the
faithful performance of said contract.
Dated Medford, Ore:, April lath.
1920.
BOARD OF-DIRECTORS MEDFORD
IRRIGATION, DISTRICT.
By: LEONARD CARPENTER, .
..,.- . , President. .
E. G. COLEMAN, Director. -AV.
A. FOLGETl, Director, '
'E. M. WILSON, Secretary.
NOW
The MAN WHO WINS
is the MANrWHO ACTS
It you aro. going to buy a frmr-or
improved, city property,, do it NOW,
There Is no virtue In knowing a good
thing If you lot the othor follow beat
you to It. VOl H .Cli.VNeK IS NOW
DON'T DELAY. .
For the Buys See Us
NOW
HURD LAND & INVEST
MENT CO.
flnrnctt-Oorey Dldg.
Mcdfor-d, Orosou
WHY
" $200 CASH -BALANCE TERMS
' ' ? 1,.. ...'.' ' .-
Buys 5-room modern house 325 N. Riverside. Trice
$1850. ' ' ';f . . . . ,
East front, newly papered, range goes. with house.
AH assessments paid. "
See owner. - r ' ; '"
J. C. BARNES
Phone 784-L
Advertising Rates
Classified ;One cent a word, .
Locals Ten cents a line.
Legal Five cents a line.
I Display -35, cents an inch. , r
Contract rates on application.
Cash in advance.
FOIt RENT. ROUSES
FOR RBNT 1009 West Ninth, six-
room .modern house. Water paid.
$20.00. J. V. Wukefield.
FOB, BENT APARTMENTS -
FOR ; RENT' Furnished three room
apartment, gas and wood stove
adulfstonly. 445 South Front.
Phono 936-R.- ' 4S
FOB lUSNT--FUBNISHKD ROOMS
FOR IlliSTi
641-11.
-Furnished room. Phone
.50
FOR RENT Rooms. J30. South
Central. Phone 62 S-J. 4
HKlsP WANTED MALE
WANTED Men. Hitch work, eight
hours $4.uU and $1 board. .Phone
12-F-12.' ' V 46
WANTED Married man for - ranch
must be a.-good milker . and under
stand Irrigation; good steady, posi
tion tor right, parly. Address Box
73,. Mail Tribune. 49
WANTED--Married man to work on
ranch; wife to help with cooking
Phono H.-W. Bingham, 587-J-3. '
WANTED Teams and men, Moon &
' -Co., near Port Orford; Curry coun
ty. Teams $10.00 per day Cnli-
liornia hay and grain, hay $34.00
per ton, grain $72 Good men
$5.00 per day; board $1.10: work
road construction. Moon & Co. 70
WANTED Ranch help.
W. Bingham, 597-.I-3.
Phono ,JI
WANTED Bus boy.-Hotel Medford.
Call.
WANTED .Orchard help. Eden ,Vnl-
loy Orchard. , - ..- .. 4 5
WANTED Carpenter work, contract
or by the day; estimates furnished
free. Call carpenter, phone 93 1
:.'-: .67
WA'NTED An apprentice over 16
years of ago to learn printing trade
nt Mail Tribune office. Young man
with previous exnorlcnce preferred
Must have good grammar-school
education. Good wages with quar
terly advancement. Apply to sten,
nett, foreman..,
. HELP WANTED FtaiAIiK
WANTED Wtomnn to do- kltchon
work evenings. ---Crowson's.
WANTED Girl to work -in ' kodak
finishing department. Swem Studio
WANTED Wroroan or girl for, house
work In a eoodrhomo throe in fam
lly. Phone 452-H.' - 47
WANTED Waitresses at, Jftex .Cafe
fla per.woelc. - 117.
WANTED Cook, .for mill camp -at
unit, Calif., fifteen- to thirty. men.
Wood equipment and . conditions.
Will either lease cook house or
hire cook on salary. A. W. Moon,
Hilt, Calif. . ' - - 44
WANTED Girl for general
nouse
Phone work. 815 East Main.
431-11.
AVANTED-tSITUATIONS
WANTED Man with family -wants
ranch -work by year. Want decent
hou6e near school, ' Address 065
East Jiuin street, Ashlund, Ore. 47
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. : D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn.' 83
SPLENDID VALUES T IN
MEDFORD 'HOMES'
Well built, Bplondldly arranged
modern 5 room bungalow,' largo lot;
lawn, garden and berries, $2800,
6 room modern" bungalow, hard
wood floors, fine - eloctrlo fixtures,
modern built in features, two lots,
$3000.
6 room modern bungalow, hot
water heating plant, large lot, $4200.
6 room modern bungalow, every
thing up to the mlnuto, $3200.
Two 5 room modern homes, each
$2600.
10 room strictly modern - home
hardwood "floors, garage and drive
way, 100 feet frontage, $5500.
11' rooms, all modern conveniences
$3000. - - ; 1. .
Good 4 room house,-large lot, $900
Good 7 room modern house, 2 lots,
$1600. '-.-r -
Good 7 room, modern, fine loca
tion, $1900. vi
BROWN Si WHITE
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
LOANS
HOLLAND , HOTEL J BUILmNO
20 N. Peach BC
WANTED MISCKUjASEOUS
WANTE-U Wool and mohair. Mo
. '. hair today worth 50 cents. Call
9-r--t Jacksonville for wool price.
J. J. Osenbrugge. 47
WANTED To rent four or five room
furnished modern house. No 'Chil
dren, rhone 102-R.
WANTED Water tank, ono to two
thousand gallons capacity. . Phone
3-F-4." 4 it
WANTED Second hand horse hay
rake in good repair. Phone 571-ltl.
4S
WANT TO BUY Second hand type
writer Royal or Underwood pre
ferred. Call 529 or write Kusa Mill
t, -461
WANTED Good stock dog.
Phone
4S
SOU Jacksonville.
WANTED Laundry work. 35c per
doz. Ironing 30e per - hour. - 83 1
West Holly. ; 45
WANTED lagging tennis. Call L
W: Stansell, phono 6S5-R-4. .
WANTED Ten tons of grain hay
-. L. W . btauscil, phono 6S5-R-4. '
WANTED Alfnlfa, 20 or more acres
to put up on shares. Address Box
105 Eaglo Point. -45
WA'NTED r3 or 3 4 wagon. Phone
912-J.
WANTED Good clean ragB. Med
ford Printing Co. '
WiANTKD 900 lawn mowers to
sharpen on our now grinder. Lib
erty Repair Shop. Phone 261-J.
WANTED Will pay top market
prices for wool and mohair. See
us. before you sell. Medtord Junk
Cpt Fhone 233-J. 1 -
WANTED Carpet weaving and
cleaning. 201 South Riverside.
Phone 3C6-J: Fluff Rug Factory;
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 4S8-X. tf
' FOR SALE! REAL-' ESTATE)
FOR SAL.E Eight room house, two
rooms screened, bath, chicken
house, three kinds berries, lurge
garden. ' 311 Ashland avenue
. Terms. Owner. 4
FOR SALE Invest for profit. We
have n proposition that will pay
big interest on the Investment.
24-room house with five three-
room apartinonts and fivo Binglo
' sleeping rooms completely furnish
ed, besidoH cold "water thruoiit
steam heutlng plant; garage room
for five cars. - At present bringing
in a rental of $222.00 per month
expenses aro light. Willi sell com
pletoly furnishod for $9000. U0.
Figure this out yourBelf and seo
that It is a good buy. Bennett
vestment Company, 102 West Main
street. .
FOR SALE Modern six-room house
with garage, half block off Muin
reasonable price. See owner at 2
N. Peach. 6-U-X. 4
FDR SAL!- Houses and ranches. E
Frenoh, . phono 819-L. - - 4
FOR SALE A fivo room modern
bungalow and some household fur
niture. 34 2 North Ivy stroot. 4
FOR ALE Modern 13-room house;
large grounds, good neighborhood
rfliBht exchange tor smuller house.
l'. 'XI. ItOX 43
FOR SALE Choap, Btock ranch 83
acres, close to out range. 15 miles
from Medford. Also 68 acre chick
en and dairy farm, 15 acres In
alfalfa, five acres bearing orchard
Call at 913 North Central or phone
634, noons or ovonlngs: '.4I
FOR SALE A big bargain for cash
or will trade for light auto in good
condition: Two room plasteredJ
house, ana lot, 50x230, in west
Modford, one block oft . pavqd
street. - Beautiful residence loca
tion.. It will pay to Investigate
this, i- For particulars wrlto Box 84
Arlington! Ore. 46
TOR SALE Six room modern house
dosirable location, two blocks from
post office. Inqulro -121 North
Grand. ' 6
FOR SALE IOrjLTItY AND EGGS
FOR SALE 'Dnby chickB, Friday nn
Saturday. F. II. Dressier, phone
;777-L . .
FOR SALE Eggs from my .bred to
' , lay Leghorns at reduced price for
balance of the season. W, J. War.
ner. -
MISCELLANEOUS
JUST ARRIVED A large shipment.
of wool sacks; fleece twine for sale
cheap. We are also in the market
.' for both wool and mohair. John
son's, 45 South Front. Phone 302
MONET TO LOAN
TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loani
money on real estate and buyi
mortgages and Liberty bonds
Phone - 58-M. 31 North Grape
street.
GOOD FARMS CHEAP
40 acres in' Table Rock district, all
In cultivation finest alfalfa land in
tho country. tSmall house, good barn
and outbuildings; deeded water right
with place; Vt mile from school, good
road, 7 miles from town;- farm tools.
$7500,00.1 Terms. ,.
f .11 acres 1 mllo from town, Irrigat
ed; 2 Mi -acres pears, 4 acres alfalfa
seres grain; fine modern bungalow
electric lights; Ono of the best small
ranches In the valley. $3500.00.
,-40 acres 3 miles from town, 30
teres Irrigated and. in alfalfa, pro
duced 100 tons last year, more this
year; 8 acres grain; 1 aero orchard
apples, cherries and peaches; two
houses on: place; good barn,- garage
and othor buildings; " $11,000.00
$3500.00 -will handle. '
These are worth Investigating. Wo
have more good ones. Call and look
them over.
FOX & TEX
Central Point. Oregon.
FOR RA LE LIVESTOCK
OR SALE At a bargain, black
team 5 and 6 years old, weight
2SO0. Inquire E. O. Hays, Eagle
Point. 1 - - - ru
FOR SAI.E-
-Full blood yearling
' J as. Campbell, phone
I . : , . .47
Duroc boar.
17-F-21.
OR SALE Two young fresh cows
Bert Station f f . Phoenix. au
FOR SALE Two brood sows nnd 1
pigs, four miles south of Medford
on highway. No phone. Lester
II. Fay. 46
FOR SALE Five crackerjack pair
largo mules. Bear Creek Orchards,
FOR SALE -A tew fresh milk cows.
officially tested. Alfaiia hay, Half
mile Bouth of Medford on Adkins
place. Schul. Bros. 4S
OR SALE Black
Phone 452-Y.
work team
FOR SALE Twenty of tuo very best
milch cows. TheBe cows can't be
beat: coino and see for yourBelf.
"Walsh's place on Ross Lane, two
miles northwest of Modford. 65
AUTOMOISILES
FOR SALE Studebakor bug, Just
overhauled. In first class shape
(Cheap. On time. Clark & Chllders,
127 North Riverside, phono 26.
FOR SALE 1920 Maxwull bug, live
new tires, wire wheels; best 1110
chanlcul shapo. Price reasonable.
Clark & Chllders, 127 North River
side. Phono 26.
FOUR ROOM' HOUSE and lot to ex
change' for automobile. P. O; Box
1053. 47
FOR SALE Classy Ford bug; good
shape, good tlrett. good price. Ray
mond Miksche, phono 529.
OR - SALE Exceptional bargain
1918 Chevrolet In best condition
$050. See Jones at Jenson's Clga
Stand. ' 47
SPECIAL TODAY One 1919 Chev
rolet touring $675; one 1917
Hodgo touring $N50. Both -these
cars are guaranteed to ho mechan
ically perfect. Terms. 1916 Roo
touring $425, Seely V. Hall Motor
Co. , . , ,
WANTED--A Dodge, Chevrolot or
Ford roadster; must bo in good re
pair. Box 123 Tribuno Office. 4 5
WA1NTED Automobiles 'for repair
by expert auto mochanlc. Clark &
Chllders, opp. 'Nat. Phone 26. 336
FOR SALE 1919 Mltohell, run 3400
' miles; just like-now; for -quick
sale will sell cheap. Hanson
Keyt, Valley . Garage, , 30 North
Holly. .
FOR SALE Used Maxwell five-pas
senger car. ' Good condition. Price
$400. Page Dreselor Co.. .Nash
Block.
FOR SALE Seo our prices on over
hauled Ford cars, ' Uconsos pala
llboral terms. McCurdy-Bcwno
Motor Co.
FOR , SALE -At a sacrifice, roomy
five passenger car, new top, cord
tires, runs and looks like new; solf
starter of course. McCurdy-Bowne
.Motor Co. - New location Main and
Riverside. . .. .
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Alfalfa. Want party to
cut same and pay so much a. ton
Phono 500-J.4. ... . . 50
FOR SALE Baled alfulfa hay
wheat, poultry feeds, rolled outs
and barley. Alfalfa Hood. Jcsuo
L. Richardson, Central Point Feed
Store. 4
FOR SALE iBy the acre, 5 to 1
acres of alfalfa, In wlnrow, shock
or standing. Phone D39-J-3, E. Ei
Morrison. 4
FOR SALE About forty acres stand
lng alfalfa hay. Phono 17-F-21. 47
FOR SALE McCormlck five foot
mower, good condition. Jas. Camp
bell, phono 17-F-21. I '
FOR SALE Non-irrigated soed corn
Just east of Clancy Orchard, east
of Jacksonville. ' 49
FOR SALE Two Studobaker wag
ons, 3V4 and 3. 324 Haven
streot. : Phone 69 8-M. 46
FOR SALE Nice Jersey milk. In
qulro 611" -West Eleventh street
mornings or evcningB. '
FOR SALE Fordson tractor, nearly
new, $700. Phono 3-F-4.
FOR SALE One round tablo, six
foot cxtonslon. G04 Edward street
' ' r ' 48
FOIt SALE Throo-burnor gas Dlato
Nearly now. Phono 684-J. '.;47
FOR SALE First cutting alfalfa at
Loflnnd ranch, three miles west o
Modford. ' . . ' 40
FOR SALE If taken nt once, one
nearly now iNash two-ton truck
The Modford-Grnnts Pass intern
ban business goes with.lt. Inquire
Pacific Fruit Co.
FOR SALE A Harlcy-DavldBOn mo
torcycle In first clasB condition
Phono 611-11-2. -
FOR SALE Sand, gravel, sediment
and dirt. Plowing and teaming
work done. Phone 912-J, Samuel
Bateman, 302 Maple street.
FARM LOANS
PAY OFF YOUR; OLD MORTGAGE
on your farm or orchard by replac
ing your loan with us on the ex
tended payment plan at 6 inter
est. McCurdy Insurance Agency.
tf
TAKEN UP
TAKEN UP One team of work
bomon about 2600 lbs. R.E.Rich
man, Rogue River, Ore.
LOST
LOST One red sow weighing 1.00
lbs. Lost, strayed or stolen. Lib
eral rowurd for roturn. City
Scavenger, 50.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & VAN VOR1S
Abstracts of Title. Cuthbert Bldg.,
Rooms 3 and 6, North Central Ave,
Auto Supplies.
LATTER AUTO SPRING CO. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pav
clflc northwest. Use our spring!
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Attorneys.
C. BOGCrS
Land Board.
-Attorney for State
W. E. PHIPPS Attorney at Law,
425-426 M. F. & II. Bldg. Office
phone 372; residence phune 325-M.
ELIJAH H. HURD lawyer, ilS-1
Garnett-Coroy Bldg.
PORTER J. NEFF AttOTBey-at-law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building. ' ' r
, E. REAM ES Lawyer, Garnetf
Corey Building.
, C. BOGGS dtoal estate, law and
Bottlomeut of estntps a specialty.
Building Materials.
MEDFORD CEMENT BRIOK K
BLOCK WORKS specialise In all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. . 259
. Expert Accountant. .
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. .M,
Wilson,, C. P. A.' Attention given
to anything In Accounting and In
comi - Tax requirements. JL00H
Into , our simplified .accounting
method. : ' M. F. ft H BalUUng,
Medfprd. Phone 167-R; 1
: 1 .: 1
Instruction In Sfuslc ". "
FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Halght Must
studio, 318 Garnett-Corey Bids.
Phone 72. " '""
Mineral Batlts r
MINERAL BATHS Dr. Hawley, Chit
ropraotic Physician, First National
Bank building. Entrance, room 5,
Ashland,-Oregon.
Physicians and Surgeons.
i)R, A". "burKLTJND; " CniropraVtl
physician, - St. Mark's - building)
acute and chronlo . cases, . Offlcs
hours 10 a. m.-to 12-m. ' 2 to I
p. m. Telephones Office 454, ea)
760-J. -
DR. J. J. EMMENS -Physician ant
surgeon. Practice limited to We,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes soier
tlflcally tested and glasses snpi
plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor 8.- f)
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H.,Cv
1 ldg. Phono 667. ,v
DR. F. O. OARLOW -
OR. EVA MAINS CARLOW ;
OSTEOPATHIS PHYSICIANS'
416-417 Garnett-Coroy Bid. .
Phone 904-L.
Residence. 2 6 S. aurel Street
DR. MoMORRlS M. DOW,' PhyslolaW
ana Burgeon practice limited to
surgery and hospital .obsteriea.
Special attention given to diseases
of women. Offices 306-7 "M. FA(
H. Bldg, .Residence, the Do-w Hot
Vital. . ....
Printers and Publishers.
...-'
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
. best equipped printing - office in
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc Portland prices. - 37 NorU
Fir8t. ' ,. f.-t
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO".
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
S15. Prices right. Service gua.
anteed.
TJntdortaken
, - , . ' JOHN A. PERL
- - . -Undertaker' ''
Phone M 47 and 47-J-2. 18 Bontk
Bartlett. Lady assistant. Auto
mobllu Hoarse Service. Auto Am
bulance Service. Coroner,
Lodges.
i.-.t
L ' O. O. R McOXord lodge No. II,
Meets every Monday night at t:bo,-U.
T. Parker, N. Q W. L. MUler, seore
tary. ltogue River Encampment No. BO-
Meets 2il and 4th Fridays at 7:l0ip.
m. Hamuol Bateman, C. P., L. O, How
ard, scribe. (
Olive Hbekah lodge No. 18 MeWis
1st and 8rd Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Nan
nie Hull, N. O., Annie J. Batemaa.
soorotAry. , , ,
Visitors cordially Invited to ail
LISTEN
. . Fillip tliroc-fourths of- the annual
incorqe of this valley comes from the
Apple and Pear Orchard;
In tho future tho cost-af develop
ment will bo doubled, Ergo, now, Is
tho tltno to buy - : l ' -
Bearing1 Orchar'da
and rcall74 an Immediate Income.
Wo offer today 120 acres, 7 miles
from Pacific Highway, with good
Improvements, - ;
:14 Acre3 in Bearing Peari
SO acres alfalfa, 110 acres In grain,
balance in pasture, for . 3 - -
$12,000 on Good "Terms j-;-
Rogue River Land Co.
' Since 1902
vMixw Hotel NaakCoraex
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