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KTOFOTCTl WXTC TRTRTTNT!. KiTHWRTJ. OHFiONV TTiritSPAY. MAY
1020.
IS KEY
NOTE OF FORUM
The forum of the Clinmher of Com
merce yesterday noon at the Holland
Hotel was exceedingly well attended
and anions the euests wero Lynn D.
Mownt, secretary of the Ashland
Commercial Cluh, W. J. Moore, an at
torney from Ashland, 1$. I. Klliott. of
Portland, a representative of the L.
C. Smith Typewriter Co., II. C. Stod
dard, formerly connected with the
California-Orcnoii Power Co., at Med
ford, hut now located with that coin
jinny tit San Francisco. Mrs. If. A.
Davis of .Wichita, Texas, a truest of
Miss Annie Keliehor and Col. liohcn,
i A. Miiller of Portland, who many
i'years ago, was a resident of Jack
j sonville.
j Mr. W. E. Crews was chairman of
the forum and Rev. 1). K. Millurd led
the sinaine of several new sontrs.
It was suuirested that an effort he
A made to' have the paving between
ilioirue Hiver and Gold Hill completed
I before the contractors begin the pav-
ins of the stretch south from la
J Josephine county line, no action how-
!ever, being taken retrnrdins same.
Now that the county road bonds
and the state bond limitation meas
ures had been adopted, the chairman
requested information resiardin? the
road construction (program and it
i? was explained that there would proh
j ably be no work done on Jackson
county roads this summer by virtue
of the money voted, but that federal
and state aid was now possible ami
this money would be spent on the
roads next summer on condition that
Jill other factors regarding same
would be in conformity with good
business judgment.
Mr. W. K. Lil.iegrnn gave a very
interesting talk on oil development
i.nenv Medford and gave as his ouin-
ion that oil was here, but as to its
vheuig in commercial mtantitics was
Iyet to be determined by the drilling
now going on. With a plentiful sup-
P'.v of water now developed, with a
; new powerful boiler and an experi
enced new oil drilling crew from the.
oil fields of California, no further
delay in drilling was anticipated.
i Itcsoliition of Sympathy
' The sudden death of County Com
! missioner George Owen of Ashland
'was announced and a committee was
appointed to draft a resolution .of
sympathy to the family and friends.
Tho news of the death of Mr. Owen
was received with regret in thut he
was considered an exceptionally ef
ficient county officer.
This being "Forest Protection
I J Week." the subject of "Forest Pro-,
lection ' was Jed by Uapt. II. J.
jSKberly of the forestry service, who
; presented some very interesting Jati
regarding, the standing timber, both
'i privately owned and that within the
national forests. Ho warned against
.the loss of this timber and urged every
yitizen in this locality to act as an as
sistant to the forestry men in pre
'venting its loss bv fire. Care should
" be taken by every one with lighted
Z cigars, cigarettes, pipes, matches and
"especially in regard to fires left by
campers and hunters. liurncd tim-
dber pays no wages and ho estimated
1 1 that for every thousand feet of tim-
Iber destroyed eight dollars was lost
to the community in wages.
Guard Forests
Mr. Eberly urged Hint every man
and woman in this locality act as a
self-appointed guardian to. assist in
the preservation of the forests against
fire. Mr. Crews suggested that every
automobile owner secure a windshield
i sign from the Chamber of Commerce
vhencver thev intend to make a tri"
into the forests, so that the same
may be a constant reminder to all
who they may come in contact with
to bo careful to "Put Out Keep Out
Forest Fire."
Mr. II. C. Stoddard was greeted
with great applause when called upon
lor a few remarks and he expressed
himself as being pleased to have lind
the opportunity of meeting his many
friends here nnd that Southern Ore
gon always had a warm spot in his
heart.
.. Col. Miller Talks
One hundred million dollars in gold
is what has been taken out of
Jackson conntv in the onrlv dnvs fjf
'which the state of Oregon has never
been given credit for producing, was
n statement made by Mr. Hubert A
Miller, who formerly lived at Jack
sonville and for a number of year-
was secretary of the Agricultural so
cietv of this district in the eariv dnvs
of development. Daring- 1851 and
again in 1865 immense findings of
cold were made near Jacksonville ami
the stute of California wns given
credit for bavine produced it be
cause it was sent to San Francisco
to be milled. After the miners lun!
left litre for another newlv opened
gold field, more than four thousand
chinamen were employed in gold mi"
mg near Jacksonville. This gold was
shipped to China and no record of
the amount was ever made known.
Mr. Miiller wns a most enthusiast
Oregon optimist. His words were an
inspiration to the ones who had the
Pleasure to hear him nnd his advice
to not permit one word of doubt or
'in expression of pessimism to become
Public of what this southern Oregon
couutrv really is, should be followed
o its tullest extent.
Hcginning with next Wednesday
nnd during the entire month of June,
tiie Wednesday forum luncheons nil
1e held at the Medford Hotel. The
Mihiui-N for luruni ron-idenitiim will
be iimioiinct'd litrilv.
Livestock
PORTLAND, i;uy 2 7. Cattle
steady, receipts 21.. lirain and pulp
led steers $12.25fi 1;!; choice grass
fll.iiOft 12.25; good to choice $ll
11.50; medium to good S10Q11:
fair ,o good $9i 10; common to fair
!( ; choice cows and heifers
$10.2.". Hi i j ; goo,i to ehoieo $9 (It
10. a".; medium to good $SC9; fair
to medium $7!iN; canners $5iG;
bulls fOSt 9; prime light calves $12(i
15; medium $SiU; heavy $ti&
S.50.
Hogs weaker; receipts 57. Prime
mixed 14.5014.73; medium $1-1 (if
14.50; smooth heavy $1 1 ft' 12.75;
rough 1 0 ffi 1 1 ; pigs $11 ((13.
Sheep steady; receipts 841. Lambs
213Q 13.50; culls $9r( Jj; ewes $3iTi
8; yearlings $8 10; wethers $7(5 8.
Butter
PORTLAND. .May 2 7. Butter
steady. Cubes, extra 4 9c, parchment
wrapped, box lots 54e; cartons 55c;
half boxes half cent more. Less than
half boxes Jc more. Butterfat No. 1
churning cream 51 52 f.o.b. station,
53i Portland.
TALENT TALK
Mrs. Meda Nethorliind visited her
mother, Mrs. Crosby, Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Barrett und Miss Car
men Rose visited Miss Edith Huzen
at the Granite City hospital last Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Simons of
Medford visited her grandmother.
.Mrs. Crosby and -Mr. Win. Crosby last
week Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Firestone was a Talent
visitor Saturday, May 15.
Dudley Estes was a birthday guest
of Mr. Edward Keith Sunday.
Tho millinery school at Talent is
being well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Denham, Miss Mattle
Turner and Mrs. Bell Crawford and
babies were guests at the French
homo Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs. Winifred
Mason, Mrs. Hazen and daughter
Ethel visited Miss Kdith Hazen at
the Granite City hospital Monday.
Mrs. Dr. Miller of Bozeman, Mont.
visited Mrs. Crawford a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stump and
daughter Neva, Mrs. S. J. Stump, Mrs
Wm. Crosby and son Luther visited
Mrs. Peart Dozier last week Tuesday
Mrs. S. J. Stump returned home
Tuesday after spending a week in
Ashland assisting the family of Mr
Dozier during his illness and death
which occurred Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Beeson and
Miss Lucy Outman drove to Grants
Pass Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kouns also drove to
Grants Pass Sunday in their new Dort
car.
Mr. and Mrs. Sweet nre New York
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. T. Parks and hope to locate here.
Miss Alma Figgins who is employed
in the office of the Great Northorn
Rullway company in Portland, visited
her aunt, Mrs. Turnbaugh a few days
roturnlng to Portland Sunday.
C. W. Clark and daughter Lola
were over from Prospect Saturday.
Gives Credit Througti tho Innd
Backache, lame and stiff muscles
and rheumatic pains are often symp
toms of deranged kidneys. "I had
weak bladder, bad kidneys and liver"
writes Willie Carter, Lunar, Pa. "1
could not sleep well and my back
pained me awful... I had a dizzy feel
ing in the morning. Since taking
Foley Kidney Pills I have been re
lieved of all such ailmonts." They
rid the system of the poisonous acids
that cause aches and pains. For sale
by Medford Pharmacy. Adv.
IF WEAK, THIN
OR NERVOUS
DON'T WORRY
Try
the Bitro-Phosphate Health
System $300 Guarantee . -
NEW YORK. If you are feeling
run-down, weak, nervous, tired-ln-the-morning,
and generally ailing,
these are the symptoms that should
warn you to take care of your health.
Four persons in ovory ten are need
ing more phosphorus In tneir Domes
When you see thin and fretful peo
pie; or those who are anaemic, pale,
frail, oft despondent or lacking in
energy, you may look for the need of
certain elements that make lor
strong constitution.
Some people, are relying upon pre
parations composed chiefly of salts,
quinine, drastic drugs, iron, calomel,
cod-liver oil, etc., wonder why they
find no benefit. That is easily ex
plained by tho fact that Bitch per
sons need the phosphoric clement,
which is a most potent essential to
health, and contained In UITKO-
PHOSPHATE, tho famous health
preparation. Now obtainable every
where.
The right thing for you to do I
make a trial of UITRO-PIIOSPH ATE
beginning at once. It is not a patent
medicine: the formula Is prescribed
liy many physicians for the ailments
and weaknesses mentioned above.
With every box of I1ITUO-PHOS-
PHATE. are a few simple neaitn
ruled and a J300 guarantee. Buy a
h nf rtlTRO-PHOSPHATE. It In
sold and recommended by all good
druggists everywhere. Attv
(Furnished by the Jackson County
Abstract Co.)
Marriage Incenses
Don Diinick and Mary White,
Karl Severance Tuinv ami Dorotliv
('.iiiiupion Gilbert.
Circuit Coui-t
Joseph G. Lewis vs. Sou. Ore. Farm
Lands Development, Co. Action for
money.
O. C. King vs. Maudo M. King. Di
vorce. Mary Boone vs. George Boone. Di
vorce. F. G. Swedenburg vs. Ceorge A.
Boon. Extension of time.
Mildred A. Bowers vs. Benton Bow
ers. Demurrer.
Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. vs. 11.
C. Chrlstofferson. Reply.
Rosenberg Bros. vs. F. M. Radovan.
Motion.
Charles H. Schofield vs. Louis Den
nis. Summons.
Laura liernice Cameron vs. Firman
Crump. Summons.
II. C. Garnett vs. J. M. Bnyliss et
al. Proof of publication.
Probate Court
Est. Caroline W. Anderson.
Proof
of publication.
Real Kstnto Transfers
Butler & Thompson Co., to T.
W. Pruvtor, 0. C. D. to land
in !!!!-! East
George L. Carey, et ux, to Hen
ry II. Palmer. W. D. to lot
block 4.J, Summit Add. to
Ashland
-lassie M. Dilbiiti, et al, to X. F.
Wilson, et ux, W. D. to hits
:, :tl. block 1, li. It. Add.
to Ashland
Murv W. Mathes to Lee Mcall
W. 1). to land in DI.C (iti in
:17-1W
Nettie M. Abbott, et vir, to J. A.
Perry, W. D. to land in 37
2 West
Isabella llnnson, et nl, to John
Deere Plow Co., W. D. to lot
17, block I!, Medford
Sheriff to Marv F. Keddy, deed
to N. 21 feet of lot S, block
11, Oueen Anne Add
How's This?
TVo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
f.T any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken
bj catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
:lve years, and has become known as the
most fellatio remedy for Catarrh, Hall's
Catatrh Medicine acts thru the Dlood c:i
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol
-on from the Blcotf and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Hall's Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will oec a
;roat Improvement in your Keneral
nciilth Start uklnpr Hairs Catarrh Medl
ine nt onoo and pet rid of catarrh. Send
tor lestimonlnls, free.
1 J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all DrUKlsts. 76c
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent a word.
Locals Ten cents a line.
Legal Five cents a line.
. Display 35 cents an inch.
Contract rates on application.
Cash in advance.
HELP WANTED JIALE
WANTED Two men to work in hay.
Lofland Ranch. 59
WANTED Specialty salesmen to
demonstrate and sell the best
money making proposition on the
market, t We have men making
$25.00 per day net. Must have a
car and money to buy stock. Dem
onstrators furnished free. Exclu
sive territory given. A real oppor
tunity for men who are willing to
work. Call for C. B. Brown, Hotel
Medford. 6 to 9 tonight, S to 9 to
morrow morning. 57
WANTED Thinners. Egan Orchard.
Phono 597-R-O.
WANTED Men for haying, $4.00
per day and board. Phone 6 85-J-3
57
WANTED To hire steady ranch
man. Phone 591-J-2. C. W. Isaacs.
WANTED Teamster and one man
for irrigation. Call 64. 57
WANTED Experienced orchard Tore
man. Good pay, good quarters
with electric light and running water,
3 miles from Medford, close to
Jledford-Ashland highway. Phone
Gordon Voorhies, Eden Valley
Orchards, G39-R. 60
WANTED Thinners.
Rhone 67-R-l.
Vilas Ranch.
WANTED Can washer at
County Creamery.
Jackson
WANTED Carpenter's helper. Phone
64.
WANTED Men for spraying Eden
Valley Orchard. Phone G39-R. 56
WANTED At once, three good car
penters, wages $6.50. B. F. Flfer,
132 Vancouver. 57
WANTED Men near Rogue River,
going wages; reasonable board.
Schell & Calvert, Contractors.
WANTED Teams and men, Moon &
Co., near Port Orford, Curry coun
ty. Teams $10.00 per day; Cali
fornia 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 Carpenter work, contract
or by the day; estimates furnished
free. Call Carpenter, phone 931.
67
WANTED An apprentice over 1
years of age to learn printing trade
at Mall Tribune office. Young man
with previous experience preferred.
Must have good grammar school
education. Good wages with quar
terly advancement. Apply to Bten
nett, foreman.
SPARKS FROM
THE WIRE
The slate industrial welfare com
mission announced in Han Francisco
yesterday that a minimum weekly
wage of $lo for women engaged in,
the fish industries would become ef
fective July 30.
Charles C. Xeale, commissioner of
weights and measures of Minnesota,
advocated yesterday the standardiza
tion by law of the weight of the bread
loaf.
The delivery of five thousand loco.
motives by Germany to the entente,
in accordance with the peace trenty,
has been completed, tin ministry of
transport announced in Heiiiu yes
terday. Old papers for building flrea and
hniiRO cleaning, IdnbundlA.
Vr 2
Why suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre f
O. O. C. preparation for yoitrf has belli;
lui'd many.
Why pay sevnral hundred dollars tor an
operation to remove n i.-oitre when O.G.C.
can be obtained for such a comparatively
fiinallexpenditure?
O.G.C. when properly npplied ifives satis
factory results, or your money will be
refunded. O.G.C. is sold direct, by mail
only. Write tor book let.
Address Dept. Z
O.G.C. CHEMICAL. COMPANY
Seattle, W ashing Ion
HELP WANTED FKMALE
WANTED
Nash.
Chamber maid, llotol
WANTED Woman for general
housework; two In family. Mrs.
Pelouzo, Eagle Point. 5S
WANTED Woman and girl to work
at Sacred Heart hospital. 5S
WANTED Woman to do kitchen
work evenings. Crowson's.
WANTED Waitresses at Rex Cafe
$15 per week. tf
WANTED anSCSLIjANEOrS
WANTED llnll or pebble mill and
concentrator. Goo: U. Brown.
Brownsboro. Gil
WANTED Party to tako half of
double window store on Main street
(lend location. State business. Box
W, Mail Tribune. 5S
WANTED Party shipping household
goods to Portland to take half a
car before June 1st. Address R.
11. K Apt. 5, 304 College St., Port-
' land, Oregon. Gl
WANTED Sugar and white pine
logs, either delivered In Medford
or nboard trucks on highways and
S. P. R. R. Address W. C. Penoyar
& Sons, 513 South Newtown avetic.
5S
WANTED Washings, 35c per dozen.
337 WoBt Holly street, corner of
Oak. 60
WANTED Parties to contract thin
ning. Phone Mlrnvista Orchard.
597-J-3.
WANTED Imperial Valley land.
Wanted to hear from parties who
have Imperial Valley land for sale.
G. G. Ross, Nowborg, Ore., R. 2,
Box 121. 68
WANTED To rent strictly modern
5 or 6 room bungalow; must be
first class, or 8 or 4 Toom apart
ment. Phone 180.
WANTED To rent four or five room
furnished modern house. No chil
dren. Phone 162-R.
WANTED Logging teams. Call L.
W, Stansell, phono 685-R-4.
WANTED Ten tons of grain hay.
L. W. Stansell, phone 085-R-4.
WAINTED SV4 or 3V4 wagon. Phone
912-J. ,. .
WANTED Good clean rags. Med
ford Printing Co.
WANTED 900 lawn mowers . to
sharpen on our new grinder. Llb
' erty Repair Shop. Phone 261-J.
WANTED Will pay top market
prices for wool and mohair. See
us before you sell. Medford Junk
Co. Phone 283-J.
WANTED Carp'St weaving and
cleaning. 201 South Riverside.
Phono 356-J. Fluff Hug Factory.
WANTED House movm and
mUrlne Pbons 4R8-M nr 4-X
Brown & White
5-room modern bungalow, furnish
ed, garage, wood Bbed, $2625.0.0.
5-room modern house, furnished,
woodshed and store room, $2625.00.
5 rooms all modern conveniences,
furnished, garage, etc., $2000.00.
Some npjcndld modern bungalow
homes, 5 and 6 rooms, priced from
$2800.00 to $4200.00.
A new strictly modern 6-room bun
galow with all built in features, all
kinds of outbuildings, 214 acres
ground all In cultivation, and set to
pear trees. This Is close In and very
attractive, part cash and easy terms,
$5000.00.
Brown & White
Holland Hotel Building
WAXTFD SITUATIONS
WANTED Dressmaking and plain
sewing 35 cents per hour. Mrs.
Lockwood, Riverside Apt. 1. Phone
45 7-J. 59
WANTED Man wants work on
ranch. Experienced. Call on or
address 131 Ohio street, Ashland,
Ore. ."if
WANTED REAL KST.VI
WANTED Modern house about 7
rooms. East side preferred. Fur
nace, garage. $.jr00 to $6500.
Box 80, .Mail Tribune. S!l
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, .Minn. 83
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SAI.E-
-Well improved
'bono -toll-l,.
:loso in
acreage.
02
FOlt SALE MO acres in Wallowa
county or will trade for smallcr
aereago with good improvements
and slock. Inquire liOl West Jack
son stree.
FOR SALE Conveniently arranged
bungalow, east front, lawn, fruit
trees and berries. Telephone SCO-It
CI
'OR SALE A business proposition,
puying a net income of 15 per cent
on investment. Apartment house
with five three-room apartments,
fivo single steeping rooms, besides
four rooms fur owner's living
rooms; steam heating plant: hot
and cold water thruoul; garage,
room for five cars. Will sell com
pletely furnished. Investigate this.
Bennett .Investment company, 101!
West Main street.
FOR SALE Fivo room cotrngo with
Kleoping porch, largo lot, several
fruit trees. Well located on paved
street. Inquire 713 West Eleventh
street. 50
FOR SALE By owner, five room
bungalow on Bennett avenue. In
quire HI Goiiossuo street. 58
FOR SALE Two rail bargains; 5
and G room bungalow. Must sell;
act quick. Box 947. 57
FOR SALE By owner, nt sacrifice,
six acres land, Irrigated; house,
barn and orchard, 12 miles from
Medford. Address Box GO, Mail
Tribune 57
FOR SALE Five room modoin bun-
. galow, one close untl one screened
porch, no assessments against pro
perty. Call 375-W or 222.
FOlt SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE First cutting alfalfa in
shock will bo ready 'May 1st. T. E.
Pottenger. Phone o-F-2. 02
FOR SALE First class alfalfa hay
in field. Phono 9-F-5. 59
FOR SALE Best offer takes 10U0
lbs. or less arsenate of load, paste
form, guaranteed good condition
Pacific Fruit & Produce Co. 58
FOR SALE 150 lb. capacity refrig
erator, good us new, two cooling
compartments. Phono 3G4-J. 62
FOR SALE Three hydraulic hoist
and dump beds. 854 West Socond.
Gl
FOR SALE 32-Inch Ruinley thresh
Ing machine with belt, nt Klamath
Falls. Phono 5-F-2, or write John
W. Cox, Medford, cure T. E. Pot
tenger. Gl
FOR SALE OR TRADE Buick ono-
ton truck. 'Geo. R. Myers, Central
Point. 01
FOR SALE 54
kitchen tablo
cushion chair.
Inch mission tablo
and large leuther
Tel. 86G-R. 68
FOR SALE Valley Fuel Co. sells 4
ft. body slabs for $4.75 dolivered
or 16 in. sluo wood for $2.00 per
tier. 61
FOR SALE Team, wagon and har
ness; mares, six and eight years
old, 2800 lbs. Clark & Chlldors.
FOR SALE Grain
63I-H.
hay.
Phone
67
FOR SALE Tomato and kulo plants.
-Mrs. Carey. Phone 16-F-ll. 59
'OR SALE Ford truck. Rogue
River Fruit & Produce Ass'n. 59
FOR SALE About 76 or 80 young
and old turkeys. N. D. Brophy,
Talent. 68
FOR SALE Mounted elk head. Cen
tral Point, P. O. Box 311. 57
FOR SALE )anct. gravel, sediment
and dirt. Plowing and teaming
work done. Phone 912-J, Samuel
Bnteman, 302 Maple street.
FOR SALE I'OUlTRl AND EGOS
FOR SALE Turkey
7-F-ll.
eggs.
Phone
57
FOlt RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Six room bungalow
furnished, for summer. Call 510-R.
67
Brown & White
Holland Hotel Building
One acre, every inch under cultlva.
Hon, fruit, berries and garden, city
water, electricity, etc., a fine, well
built plastered small house, and all
kinds of outbuildings. Price is $1500.
10 acres on the paved highway,
good buildings, Irrigation, fruit, ber
ries, clover, alfalfa and grain all do
well on this property. Prico today 1b
$5250.
25 acres, good 5 room plastorod
house, good barn, etc., 10 acres In
corn. Price $3200.
10 acres, mostly In bearing fruit,
nice 6 room modern bungalow homo
completely furnished, good barn
chicken houses, wood shed, tank
house, $3500.
BROWN & WHITE
HOLLAND HOTEL BUILDING
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
i'Olt SALE Four beautiful fresh
cows, production six gallons each
per day. Walsh's Place, on Koss
l.ane, two miles northwest of Med
ford. lif.
FOIl SALE Fresh cow. Phone
1 l-F-4. Wagner Hutte Orchard,
east Phoenix. oil
'Oil SALE L'O head good young
ewes, nlno spring lambs. J. W.
Bailey, Talent. 13 0
FOR SALE Team of black horses
weight :!750; no blemishes, with
harness, price o00. John Arnold.
Ashland, Ore. GO
FOlt SALE Fine young lluroc boar
Eligildo to registration. Price
Phono 534-J, M. II. mover. Ross
Lane.
FOlt SALE-
17-f-i::.
-IIe.iy norse.
Phone
58
FOR SALE Fresh
Phono DUO-lt-2.
cow
50
FOR SALE Brown innro nine years
old, sound and true, weight 1-t
You take no clliiiu'es. Here is a
beauty. Phono ;iii5-lt-2, Talent,
Ore.
FOR SALE Cheap, two dandy sad
die horses, two driving nnd work
horses. Walsh's place on Ross
Lane, two miles northwest of Med
ford. 70
FOR SALE Good team. L. A. Rose,
phono 6-F-13, Phoenix.
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE llllii Dodgo touring car,
excellent condition, at a bargain.
Phone 731-Y.
FOR SALE Ford bug, fine median
ical condition; some accessories
$375. Pickens Motor Co.
FOR SALE Chevrolet car in good
condition. Price $475 cash, lrvln
Bostwick at Whisenuut Barber
Shop, Main street. 5 7
FOR SALE King-8, good ns new, six-
cord tires, wire wheels, bumper
and wind deflectors. It will pay
you to look this over. Motor Sales
Co., 43 North Central. 59
A BARGAIN 1919 Velie, runs nnd
look's like a now car. Motor Sales
Co., 43 North Central. 69
FOR SALE Mitchell touring, A-l
condition. This Is ono of tho best
buys in town. Phono ISO, 59
FOR SALE 1916 Ford touring car
a snap, $265. Call 614 W. Eleventh
street, evenings. 59
FOR SALE 1916 Ford .touring car.
Good condition. A bargain if tnk
en at once. Call Golden Rule Store
59
FOR SALE Ford touring car.
Hub
bard Bros.
FOR SALE Stucoliaker bug, Just
overhauled. In first class shape
Cheap. On lime. Clark & Chlldors.
127 North Riverside, phono 26.
FOR SALE 1920 Maxwell bug, fivo
now tires, wire wheels; best me
chanical shapo. Price reasonable
Clark & Chllders, 127 North River
side. Phono 26.
WANTED Automobiles for Topalr
by expert auto mechanic. Clark &
Chllders, opp. Nat. Phone 26. 330
FOR SALE UBed Maxwell five-pas-
songor cnr. Good condition. Price
$400. Page Dressier Co., Nash
Block.
LOST
LOST Hinder containing valuablo
lettors. Return to Lamport Har
ness Oo. Reward. 6 9
FARM IjOANS
PAY OFF YOUR OLD MORTGAGE
on your farm or orchard by replac
ing your loan with us on the ox-
tended payment plan at 6 Inter
est. McCurdy Insurance Agency.
tf
The MAN WHO WINS
is the MAN WHO ACTS
NOW
$1000 cash buys ten.acres, improv-
od with five acres pears, bearing, one
acre cherries and apples, with irriga
tion, 3 'A miles from Medford.
$1500 buys modern 6 room house,
close In, with pavement paid.
$3500 buys 15 acres, Improved, set
in alfalfa, near town and Pacific
Highway, best water right worth
$1500, fully paid.
HURD LAND & INVEST
MENT CO.
Onrnett-Coroy IlltlR.
Medford, Orcjron
The Economists tell us to
' DIVERSIFY
and good Alfalfa Meadows and one
of the best
BEARING ORCHARDS
In the foothill belt combined on ono
forty-acro tract enable us to offer
Eighty Acres of bearing Apple
Orchard.
and a nice acreage In yielding alfalfa
for the reasonable sum of
ONLY $10,000
The Improvements nro good, location
could not be excelled, and the tract
will bring In a good Income.
Our advlco would be to
GRAB IT!
Rogue River Land Co.
Since 1902
Office Hotel Nash Corner
MONEY TO I.OAS
TO LOAN J. B.. Andrews loans
money on real estate and buyi
mortgages and Liberty bonds.
Phone 5S-M. 81 North Urapa
street.
MISCELLANEOUS
I! ST 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 Frunt. Phone 302.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & VAN V0R13
Abstracts of Title. Cuthbert Bldg..
Rooms 3 and 5, North Central Ave.
Auto Supplies.
LAMER 8PBIN6C0-
LAHER AUTO SPRING! CO. .
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant in the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when others tall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon,
Attorneys.
O. C. BOGGS-
-Attorney for State
Lnnd Board.
W. E. PHIPPi) Attorney at Law,
425-426 M. F. & H. Bldg. Office
phone 372; residence phone 825-M.
ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, J 13-14
Garnett-Coroy Bldg.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. REA.M10S Lawyer, Garnets
Corey Building.
O. C. BOGGS Renl estate, law and
settlement of estates a speclulty.
lllai'ksinllliiiig
MEDFORD BLACKSMITH SHOP
All kinds of nil to blacksmlthlng.
Springs guaranteed. Portland
prices. IIS South Bartlott Btroet.
rhono 1S3-J. 71
Building Materials.
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK
BLOCK WORKS specialize In all
kinds of content building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 859"
Civil Engineer
CHARLES A. NUTTER Civil, mu
nicipal, and hydraulic enginocr, 26
years practice. City surveys, plnnft
nnd specifications for water and
sower systems. Sectlonnl surveys,
land appraising, timber cruising,
drainage and Irrigation. Maplnir
and bluo printing. Office nnd resi
dence .826 South Central avenue. 80
Expert Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M.
Wilson, C P. A. Attention given
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. Balldlni,
Medford. Phone 167-R.
Tnstrnctlon In Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher OS
piano and harmony. Halght Mtiahl
studio, 818 Garnett-Corey Bldg,
Phone 72.
Mincrnl Baths
MINERAL BATHS Dr. Hawley, Chk
ropractlo Physician, First National
Bank building. Entrance, room 6,
Ashland, Oregon.
Physicians and Snrgeons,
bit!" V. BURKLUND, Chlropractll.
physician, . St, Mark's building,
acute and chronlo cases.. Offlc
hours 10 a. m. to 12 m. 2 to I
p. ra. Telephones Office 164, ren
750-J.
DR. J. J. EMMEN3 Physician aaj
surgeon. Practice limited to ey(
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tosted and glasses supi
piled. OoullBt and Aurist for 8. 9)
H. R. Co. Otfico8 M. IT. H. Co,
Eldg. Phono 667.
DR. F. O. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OBTEOPATHIS PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-L.
Sesldence 26 8. Laurel Street
DR. McMORRIS M. DOW, Physician
and Surgeon Practice limited to
surgery and hospital obslerlcs.
Special attention given tc diseases
of women. Offices 806-7 M. F. A
H. Bldg. Residence, the Dow Ho
pltal.
Printers and Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has Wis
best equipped printing office Id
Southorn Oregon, Book binding, '
loose leaf ledgors, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO".
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
815. Prices right. 8orvlce guar
anteed. Undertakers
JOHN A. PEKIi " '
Undertaker
Phone M 47 and 47-J-2. 28 Bontk
Bartlett. Lady assistant. Auto
mobile Hearse Servlco. Auto Am
bulance Service. Coroner. .
Lodges.
I. O. O. V. Medford lodg No. II,
sleets every Mondav night nt 7:S0, O.
T. Parker. N. O., W. L. Miller, secre
tary. ItoRUe River Rncampment No. SO
Mei-tn 2d and 4th Fridays at 7:10 p.
m. Samuel Haleman, C. P., X 0. How
ard, ecrllie.
Olive llliekah lodge No. It Meets
let and 3rd Tu-'Rdayfi at 8 p. m. Nan
nie Hull, N, O., Annie J. Bateman,
eriretary.
Visitors cordially Invited to all
meetings.