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Newspaper Page TextJ SfEDFOUD MAIL' TRTBUXE, MEDTOTID OR EC! OX, MOXDAY. .TAXTT ATJT 1021 PAOT3 FIVE '. livestock 'PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 3. Cattle Ighcr: receipts 1635. Choice steers, .60t.25; good to choice SSt8.50; edlum to.cholco 7.50'ff8', fair to fod C.fiO (gl 7.50; common to fair. -50 ft li.BO; choice cows and heifers, !7.50; good to choice 0.258 7; edium to good $5.50!$ 6; fair to me m $5iff5.50; common to fair, $4 !0; canners 2.50ffl3.50; bulls, $5 Icholce dairy calves $1213: prime tilt $10012; medium light J'JfiflO: Savy $Gfj7.50: lC3t feeders $0.75 85; fair to good J.".75 fiiU.75. Hogs higher; receipts J 132. Prime Ixed $12jH2.35; smooth heavy 1.50W12; rough, $7.50(0! 10.35: fat ysi $10911; feeder pigs $8fHD. 8heep strong; receipts 970. East 'mountain lambs $19.50; valleys .(9.50: heavy $78.50: feeders, $5 i; culls, $5 only; ewes $li4.50; ht yearlings $tiig7; heavy $5(ij6; i ihers, $5(3:0.' Hut tor PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 3. Butter .eady. Extra cubes 50c: parchment rapped prims, box lots 53c; cartons k54e; halt box lots half cent more; Keen than half box lots lc more. Rut terfat. No. 1 churning cream SOW 53c f. o. u., Portland. Undergrades 49c f. o, b., Portland. 5 Eggs PORTLAND, Dec. 29. Eggs, sell ing price, case count, 54 56c; buy 'ng price 50c; Rolling price, candled, v8fi58c; selected candled In cartons, 8 60c. LKOHK Everyono had an exceptionally , od time at the program and Christ- tree at Trail Christmas eve. The ; fail school gavo the program while j (111 help In .the tree. Everyone re l ceived a sack of candy and nuts. A large crowd attended and the pro- gram was very good. i'-J Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutchinson t'spent Christinas In Ashland with her Hcmother, Mrs. W. B. Holmes. Mr. and 'iMrs. Newton Ward returned with , them Sunday for several weeks visit. iMrs. Ward and Mrs. Hutchinson are . sisters. y Mr. and'Mrs. Charlie Blaess are visiting her mother, Mrs. Zimmerly during the holidays. They spent Monday visiting with 'Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson. Mra. M. 15. Mlddlebusher and-Enid i; and Denzel Mlddlebusher and Mr. e'and Wis. S. W. and Keva Hutchinson Atook Christmas dinner with Mr. and 5 Mrs.- Oscar Stewart. Mr. Keva Hutchinson spent Christ nias with folks returning Sunday. Oscar and Will Stewart rode after ''cattle today across Rogue river. Y " Miss Given HouBten is home from ' jCen t'i al Point where she is attending 'school',! (or the holidays. ' i J EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. Howlett The Inst time I wrote for the Med ford. Mail Tribune was on Christmas day .and when I had written what I ittholight would make about a column "in print altho I had at that time quite a number of Items that I had collect " cd that 1 thought would keep until ? today, Wednesday. 'f;Amohg tho Items kept over was the no whcre Mr. and Mrs. Loroy Smith who arc living on the old J. B. Jack son -plane gave a Christmas dinner and hadiH reunion of tho Haley fam ily among whom were Mr. nd Mrs. P. W. Hlley. ln Perry Haley and Miss Kuu,hm.itleBi $1 Mr. Nick Young and .jbtedly clear Wil liam Perry, llnon with all legal They not only had 'inted, after a y very pleasant, tin8everul years. The" . !. .i. probably bo offered v E At the Si'lBhe8t ))1(it,e). 0.roy pec- vial arrange und Airs. George H.' Stowell-.,..,. p tt. nnd Mrs. John 1 W. Smith. Mrs. Smith is a sister of Mr. Stowell. We also had Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lindas and Miss Anna and 'Master Leonard Lindas of Mtedford. Air. Lindas is one of the Med ford attorneys and was out here last sum- . mcr to dinner ono Sunday. There were no special Christmas reunions here of any other families as the weather was so moist and the jijioads so sloppy that It was a great undertaking for anyone to even try to lgut out from home. Christmas eve ;3Ir. and Mrs. Ray Harnlsh gave a supper and had S. II. Harnlsh, his Bon Robert and wife and daughter, Mrs. " Fred Dutton. A -Mjj Falldlne of New York, Jack son ninty nurse, Miss Florence E. Pool, home demonstration agent, IMiss Witzner, high school librarian nd Miss Martha E. Potter, the Derby teacher all spent the Christmas holi day with Miss Potter's Bister, on the fc. L. Farrar farm in the Lake Creek district, and Miss Potter spent Sun day night at the Sunnyside and went up to her school Monday morning on ilhe Butte Falls stage, t Arthur Ellison of Portland, went up to Butte Falls Saturday to join in a partial reunion of the Tungate fam : ily. He Is a brother-in-law of Mr. Ira Tungate or Butte Falls. Steve .McAllister of Lake Creek va a passenger Monday morning on the- Lake Creek stage. , .Mr. Hensley who 1s living on Uie . place formerly known as the Abger place was doing business here Mon ; day. He left here some five years 850 and went up north hut has re ! turned and may settle here perma nently. Thos. F, Nlchol? was also a busi ness caller and reports that owing to the continuous rains thut they have t hud to suspend work on the ditch! which, lie, his sister -Miss Ruth, and j J. H. French, are having made, until: the weather settles. W. E. Hamill and his brother-in-low. Marshal Mill tor, passed thru town Monday morning on their way to Central .'Point where they were going after 20 head of ewes Mr. Hamill hrd bought. Mr. Hamill whllo talking about sheep, cows and hogs related that he hud just killed an eleven months o!d pig that weigh eu after he was dresseu 304 pounds. It was a motherless pig and was rais ed on tho bottle another argument in favor of prohibition use the bot tle for pigs and not for men. Mr. McMartiu who lias been look ing after Win. Lewis' sheep north of here spent Sunday night here and went oat to Central Point Monday morning on the Lewis jitney. Geo. H. and his brother. Pearl Stowell came. In Monday morning and brought in five cases of eggs and 30 gallons of cream, and George re mained and went into Medford with Mr. Johnson, who came out for the eggs for the Farm Bureau. Nick Young and Win. .Merrill were among the diners at the Sunnyside Monday. Lawrence Conger came in Tuesday morning took the jitney and went to Medford, returning the same fore noon. L. D. Fry of Phoenix, F. J. Fry and W. D. Stillmun of Medford. were hero Tuesday and took dinner at the Sunnyside, aiftl Mrs. Wm. Perry and her sister, 'Mrs. Leroy Smith also spent the day visiting the Howlett family; that includes me. Thos. Cingcado who has been haul ing the lumber from the depot for the new hatchery to 'be built on the Huak farm, reports that it is all hauled. One of tho Medford trucks came out Tuesday loaded for some of oor merchants and our blacksmith. The driver scattered his load leaving a little, for T. E. Nichols, quite a lot for Geo. Brown nnd Sons and some for 'Wm. Von der Hellen hardware store and the re3t for W. L. Childreth the blacksmith. . R. E. Moore, who is farming the farm on Antelope creek 'belonging to Georgo Brown and Sons was trans acting business hero Tuesday with the firm. John H. Simon and Arthur Ellison wont out to Medford on the stage Tuesday afternoon. Polk Smith ami wife, Mrs. Sher man Wooley and two children, Dave Smith and family and John Smith who have been off spending tho holi days among relatives have all re turned and are settling down to busi ness again. . Tuesday evening Miss Florence E. Pool, ourOiome demonstrator and C. C. Cute, county pathologist, C. J. Breinan and F. E. llolibaiigh called for Bupper. They had an engagement to have a meeting here Tuesday even ing in the Interest of the Farm Bur eau. Carl Dronimer Is the represen tative of. the Farm Bureau and Is supposed to be tins principle speaker and Mr. Hollbaugh is a visitor. Their object seems to be to enlist the entire community in tho Farm Eurenu movement. Owing to tho night being so dark and disagreeable your Eagle Point correspondent failed to attend and hear the lectures and I am In formed that there were but very few in attendance, as the roads arc so bad outside of tho Medford-Kagle Point road that it is hardly safe for anyone to venture out with a car and worse still to try to go with wagon or horseback. 'No doubt if the weath er had been pleasant and the roads passable there would have been a good attendance for the entiro com munity Is becoming greatly Interested in the movement and many of, our farmei'3 are already taking advantage of tho offers made, for I see that our principle poultry raisers are shipping their eggs to Portland and San Fran cisco through that organization. I would have been glad to have been able to havo attended and veported what was done, but perhaps Mr. Cate or some one of the others will report to some of the local reporters for the Mail Tribune. In addition to those already men tioned as being here we had Buel HIL dreth, C. H. Xatwlck and son Carlyle, and L. 'H. Hanson of Los AngeleB, another agate hunter, here overnight. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Boyer and' Geo. McDonald cgme out on the stage this morning and Mr. and Mrs. Boyer went out to Derby on the stage. 1 did not learn their destination A. J. Moen, husband of the Ree3e FORCED SALE. Get a Country Home Cheap 10 or 20 Acres or More Hunting, Fishing, Boating; No Fog, No Frost, No Wind. ' ' On puvctl highway,, facing ltogue Jtlvcr for three-quarters of a mile, just above the Savage Rapids Dam. This Dnm when completed will make n Ix'nutirul lake in front of tills place. Several lieatitiful building sites facing Hie highway and river, i The vrry best of lonm soil, water avnllablo for irrigation the coming srason from the Grants Pass Irrigation project. Altitude 075 fect. Cool in glimmer, warm in winter. Price $100 to $250 per acre. This place is known n the Savage Place. A cove consisting" of 100 acres of nearly level land in ltogue Jtivcr Canyon. I consider this the most delightful place for a country home in the State of Oregon. Ideal, for berries, fruit, alfalfa and' garden. We (lid not intend to sell this until next summer but must raise some money so arc put tins H on sale at one-half the price wa believe we could sell it for if we could hold it until later. If interested ese us at once anil make your choice. J. C. Barnes, 20 N. Peach St. Phone 784-L Rogue River Land Company, Phone 329 creek school teacher. Wm. Merroll, H. F. Buehter and Win. Stlnwn ol Medford who are in the employe of the Kag'e Poiut Co., were here today for dinner. Messrs, Huchter and Stin son came out to connect up the home of Mrs. Middelsteadt to the main line. QurtWew (Furnished by the JacRson County ' Abstract Co.) Ciivult Court. Chat. W. Thomas va. Hubert N. Jones, fust bi'.I. Hank of San llat'acl, inc., va. 11. Christot'leiiii'll, et al. Answer. Talent lniKaliun District vs. Ed win 1'. Ilnhey. et al. SumtiHins. X. W. ISorucn vs. L. II. 1 '.l(iomiiM.-.t. et tix. Demurrer. Paul Draper vs. Ttmita Draper. .Di vorce. Probate Court. Clias. V. I'pdyke, estate. Confir mation of sale. Catherine KnHers. estate. Iiwon tory and appraisement. Willis W. Taylor, estate. Petition, order. .1. L. Hamilton, estate. Petition, order. L. A. Neil, estate. Onlev. Marriage Licenses. Floyd M. I'lekel and Itulli Ilragg. Oscar F. Silver atid Alberta licit!. Floyd A. Lance anil Katherine K. Cook. Italpb It. Matney and Vera Oden. Charles Willis Pursel and Ktlna Wick. Calvin S. Iloycr and Veda Madison. James W. Millner and Ada L. Stannnrd. Alonzo L. Daley and Mary Ever hard. Ileal Estate Transfers Anna F. Steinmetz to Georgo ir. Smith, pt. sec. 15, tp. 3.", S. It. 4 west Mary Messlno et vir to Delia P. Wilkinson, X. 5 0 ft. of lot 0, iblk. 1, Cottage Add J. F. Brown et ux to Theodore Rein, SW of SW of sec. 10, i XW of XW sec. 15, tp. 35, S. R. 1 West Jackson County lo 1st Xat'l Bank of Ashland, land in sec. 21, tp. 30, S. It. 4 west John P. Duke et ux to F. L. Titus, lot 30, Homestead Tract, Ashland F. L. Titua to J. W. Kistlor, lot 30, Homestead tract Ash land , .-.!. Grace Wold et vir to City of Medford, lot 11,'blk. 1, Riv erside Subdivision to Med ford : George Putnam to William Gerig, part sec. 20, Ip. 37, S. R. 1 West : , Alice Grimes et vir to John S. Owens, SWU S'4 of XW U, : sec. 1; XE ol '.X W sec. 12, tp. . 37, S. II. 1 west J. M. Keene et ux to City of Medford, S'2 of lot S, blk. 1, Riverside Subdivision to Medford Chester M. Wilson et ux to Simpson Wilson, lots 3-4, '' blk. 5, Central Point Emma Skyrman et vir to Simp son Wilson, lots 1-2, blk. 5, Central Point Susie T. Xcil, et al to Frank R. Neil, lots in Jacksonville Tnzel S. Taylor to J. R. Bowen lot 10, blk. 40, Medford ' Lincoln Gray et ux to Martin McDonough, lot 14, blk. 1, Highland Park Add 10 100 10 150 100 10 100 GOO 10 STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause Tafcs Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets ' That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Iuftead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor diReslion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are per forming their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles. Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't care feeling, no ambition or energy, trouble with undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are purely vegetable compound mixer! with nlive oil. You will know thirn by their olive color. They do the work without, griping, cramps or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for cuicV Klief. Eat vhat you like. STOP -ilCHili tuZEA Penetrating, Antiseptic Zem: Will Help You Kevcr mir.d how of ten y,iu havo tried and failed, you can stop burning, itching eczema iiuickly by applying Zemo. Furnished bv -i nv druggit 1 1 v.'f jc. Exti x large bottle, S'.iK). -Hcalins Iwgins the moment Zemo is applied, la a short lima usually c.vc:y trace of eczema, tetter, pmmL'.s, raih, hhcUheads and similar s!;in diseases will ix removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, nlivaysusoZemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not agrt isysalvenr.uitdoesiiotstam. Vhi"i others fail it is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles ol all kinda. .- Tm IS, Y. Usx U.. Cnrtixiu, 0. Notice of Irrigation District I'.lectioil in compliance Willi chapter a.u ol the Irrigation District Laws of Ore gon, an election will be held at the Foot's Creek Store on the 1 1 til day of January. 192 1, being the second Tues day In .lanuary att is required by law. said election i3 to be held for the pur poso of electing ono ( I ) director to serve for three (3) years ami one ( I I director to serve an unexpired term of ono (1) year.! Dated and signed at r.old Hill, Ore gon this Kith day of December. 11120. (1. V. JACOIIS, President Board' of Directors of Gold Hill Irrigation District. FHKD G. t!UY, Secretary. Xotico to Creditors In the matter of liquidation of tho Bank of Jacksonville, Jacksonville, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that tho Bank of Jacksonville, Jackson ville. Oregon, is ill the hands of the Superintendent of Banks for liquida tion. All persons having claims against said bank must file the same, duly verified as by law required, with the Deputy in charge at Jacksonville, on or before the Sixteenth day of" January, 1921. WILU IT. DENNETT, Superintendent of Banks :' for tho State of Oregon. First publication October 11, 111 2 0 ijast publication Junuury 17, 1921 Xotice of Chattel Mortgage Sail' Notice is hereby given, that where as, default has occurred in the con ditious of that certain chattel mort gage made, executed and delivered by W. T. Estop, C. A. Corbin and Mary A. Estep, as mortgagors, to r C. Gibbons, as mortgagee, bearing date of October 11th, 1 920, and be lug recorded In Volume 13 of the Chattel Mortgage Records of Jackson County, Oregon, at pages 31! 9 to 371, inclusive, under dato of November 10th, 192), said mortgage having been given to secure tho payment of that certain indebtedness represented by three certnin promissory notes, as follows, to-wit; Ouo note in tho sum of $2250.01), due November 1st. 1920. one note in the sum of $2250.00, due December 1st, 1 920, und ono note in Hie sum of $8442.00, puyablo ill installments of $703.50 on Jannnrv 1st, 1921, and on the first day of each succeeding month thereafter uni!l the full sum of $$442.00 has been paid, each of said notes bearing interest at. the rate of Eight (S) per cent per annum from date and tho first two thereof bearing date of October 1st, 1920, and the last bearing dale of October Hth, 1920, which said notes . and mortgage were for, a valuablo consid eration duly assigned, transferred, set over and delivered to tho Amer ican Securities Company,' an Oregon corporation, which is now the owner and holder thereof and which said company has, by reason of tho failure of the said makers to pay any of said notes or the Installments of either principal or interest thereon, elected in accordance with tho terms of mild notes and mortgage to declare the whole thereof now due und payable, and Whereas, there Is now due, owing and unpaid on said notes and mort gage and -unto the American Secur ities Company from tho said W. T. Estep, C. A. Corbin and Mary A. Estep the principal sum of $12,942.00, with interest thereon at the rate of S per cent per annum from October 11th, 1920, which said inter est at the dato hereof amounts to $218.58, and tho attorney's foes nec essarily incurred in the foreclosure of said mortgage in the sum of $1300.00, making . the total aggre gate sum now due, owing and unpaid unto the holder of said tnortgafce, to wit: the American Socurltlesikloin pany, under said mortgage- the sum of $14,4(10.58. Now therefore, .part of the property described ill said .mortgage which Is situate in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: Ono Highway Trailer, 5 ton capac ity, Manufacturer's Serial No. S2, Trailer No. 21S7. One Highway Trailer, 3 ton ca pacity, Manufacturer's Serial No. S2, Trailer No. 1740, or such part thereof as may be neces sary, will bo sold pursuant to the power of sale In snid mortgage con tained, at public sale to. the highest FOUND! A simple, ordinary, common icnse method of assisting you In correctly preparing your annual return of INCOME TAX SYSTEM Is our business and EFFICIENT Is our system Consult us fibout your income tax. bookkeeping, and other business troubles. ") Audrlii3 Accouivtir!l " YSTEncRvierao gjp I r-.:s uiMr.ce jjy liweslmetvts fjj( M. P. Schmilt. Mnr. Phone 581 Liberty Bldg. bidder for cash, on the 7th day o; Januury, lf'21. at the bur of 1" o'clock A. M. of said day at the Joan Signor "Warehouse, located at the corner of Fir and Filth Streets la the City of Medfard. County or Jackson and Stato of Oregon, to satisfy the debt secured by said mortgage above set forth, together with any additions thereto on account of interest and charges accruing subsequent to De cember 2Sth, 1920, and the costs and expenses of these foreclosure pro ceedings; it being further expre.'isly understood by this said notice that those two certain trucks, namely: One Gary Truck, 5 ton capacity. -Model M. Mauulacl urer s Serial No SO Hi, Motor No. s 197 I, One Gary '1 ruck, :! ton capacity. Model K I", Manufacturer's Serial No. ;M0."i, Motor 7X1 :'!, which are In cluded under the purview of said mortgage, cannot be sold at this said time for tile reason that they are sit uate in McDoel, California, and that the proceeds of this said sale will lie credited upon the notes and mortgage as hereinabove set out. This notice is published daily for eight consecutive days in tho Medford Mall Tribune, a daily newspaper of general circulation, published in the City of Medtord, County of Jackson and Slato of Oregon. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 2Sth dav of December, 1 920. A.MKItlCAN SEC I! II IT I ICS COMPANY, Mortgagee. G. M. HOHKKTS, Attorney for Mortgagee. HELP WANTEr FEMALH WANTKD Cook. Xo washing, no care of children. Good wages, permanent position. Mrs. F. C, Kenly, Tel llll-J-3. 212" YV ANTED High school girl to assist with housework, l'hone 123-.I-2, aicCurdy. 214 YVA.NTKD Competent woman for general housework, family of two. Mrs. W. F. Biddle, 109 Geneva. Tel. 6K1-R . 2 t:i HKIiP WAKTKJl WALB WANTED Mali on clearing contract. Call at ranch, Frank Van Dyke. 211" HKIiP fl'ATTKD Mule and Female WANTED Responsible, active men or women to represent us in sev eral good sections of this slate, tak ing orders for fruit trees, shrubbery, roses, etc., for spring delivery. De mand is liberal and returns to intel ligent workers aso substantial. Ad - dress with references, Oregon' Nur- scry Company, Orcnco, Oregon. 244 WANTKD MIBOBIdjAJVKOirB WANTED Some second hand window sash to make hot bed, or hotbed sash and frame. Phone SS(I-X. 211 WANTED Child's bed, In good con dition, rhono 78S-J-1, 243 WANTED Four or flvo tons teed outs. Canal Oeuipiiny. Phono 129. WANTED Good tent. Phono 0li(!-M. 212 -. I WANTED To rent 4 or 5 room house, unfurnished; no children. Phono 1 Iti-H. tf WANTED Duroc Jorsoy sow lo far row in 'March or April. Must be puro bred. iPhono 4 ll-R-3. 24 WANTED One-inch rotary pump, ono Iron wheelbarrow. Both must 'be In good working order. Phono 539-R-2. 242 WANTED To rent or buy modern 6 room bungalow, furnished or un furnlshod. Phono 700. 2 I2 WANTED The world to know that Prospect, Oregon, "gem of the Cascades," is destined to become famous as a health and rbcrealion resort. Stan Aiken, euro Mall Tri bune. 2 14 WANTED Car washing nnd polish ing, win can mitt deliver, in H. Fir. Phono 100. Frank Curtis, Walkers Used Car Annex. 243 WANTED 500 Medford families to buy dry tier wood. We deliver. Phone 890-X or !M7-L. 252 WANTED Shoo ropatrhig while you wait at the "Model Boot Shop." 21 S. Central Ave. Quick service, quality work, E. N. Blden, prop. WANTED 10 h. p. oollot. 31-X-l, Central Toint. Phono WANTED All kinds of building and repair work. Phone 3&9-Y or B0U-M, after six p. m. or before seven a. m. 263 WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phono 488-M or 488-X. tf POIl KEXT HOTJSKS FOIt Hl'JN'T Two room shack, partly furnished. Inquire at DoVoe's. tf FOR KENT TTOTjSEKEEPINa itoosia FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms and kitchenotte furniuhed or unfur nished. Dailies only. Phone 532-L. 213 FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms for housekeeping. Kenllwnrth Apia. Inqulro at Kenilworth Hotel !('! .... 243 FOR RENT Two light housekeep ing rooms. bll -S. Central, FORD TOURING $350.00 FORD TRUCK 1 With covered body, cab and windshield. Practically new $725 STUDEBAKER '17 $700 Patlon and Robinson. Inc. foil kevt rrjTiisnjrw rooms FOH RKXT Large sleeping room for one or two. Heated. Hot and cobl water. 221 X. Holly St. 21': FOII KL'XT Sleeping rooms, $2.00 per weok. 445 S. Front. St. 24r FOIt RENT Sleeping room. 31. I S. Klverslde. 211 VOTi ItKXT - Furnished room and sleeping porch. 32J K. Jackson or Tel. 2 11. 24 1 FOR HALF MISCTHiTiAXEOVU FOIt SAI.F Iron-clad incubator In No 1 condition; one thoroughbred Jer soy bull 11 mouths old. I'liom 1M3-I!. 211 FOIt SA1.K Meaiitil'ul Axmiiuiier rug 9x12, practically new, $0.no. II:: . .Ninth St. 21.' 1'Olt SALK Good Yelle hack with lop and linht harness. $ lo; also loose abulia hay. Will deliver. II. K. Conger, l'hone Jacksonville 21-F-II. 21 FOR SALE Mill run f 1.90, SO lbs.; rolled barley, $1.70; Dairy feed, $2.50; Kkk Producer, $3.25, 90 lbs.; wheat, $3. on per cwt.; shelled corn $2.1.1, 100 lbs.; scratch feed $4.00, 100 lbs.; feed oats $2.50 loo lbs. Wo deliver. No cbargi for delivery. Orders of sufficient size delivered out of city. Save money by buying from ituss Mill or Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Ono accordion pleated dress, si.o 4"; one brown tricotim dress size 38. Phono CliG-M. 2 12 FOR SALIC Yearling bens. Tancred White Leghorn, good layers. Cock erels for breeding. W. T. llolger. Medford, Route 3, one mile on first road east ol'f'Crater Lake road. 242 FOIt SALE Piano. Kiollr ,t Camploo Muko, $200. Call 27S-Y. 242 FOR SALE One feed grinder, $20; ono corn shelter, $20. Hubbard Rros. tf FOR SALIC 'Ciootl sewing machine cheap. F. 10. Redden, 32 N. Central. FOR SALE The Valley Fuel Co. carries I bo best selection in the city of all kinds of fuel, given prompt service, and will meet all competition. Why buy elsewhere? riiono 70. tf l'Olt SALIC Avory tractor, first class mechanical condition, like new. Price $325. Clark & Childevs. FOR SALE One '5-horso Almo sta tionary engine, liko now, $225. One 5-foot orchard disk, used one Benson, $5 0. One 8-foot orchard disk, used one season, $75. Ono 10-Inch gang plow. Just like new, $75. C. E. tiales Auto Co. tf FOR SALE Eight horses, one colt; , 9 sets harness; 1 Kllifer subsoiler; 1 spray rig, complete. Call 30 N. Central. Phono 105. tf FOR SALE Sand, gravel, Bedlinont anil dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone 912-J, Samuel Datamini, 302 Maple street. FOR, BALE UTKSTOUK f7)RSA LE-A No." 1 milk " cows. Spring St. east of Crater Lake Ave. C. F. Moiinlell. 242 FOR SALE harness. Ono team of mares and Phono 72 3-W. 251 FOll SALIC One Jersey cow three years old. Phono 375-X. 242 FOR SALE A tow good work horses, Heavy wagon, v harness, flvo head good milk cows, Ford cur. Al Musty, on the Tyson Uoall ranch. 244 FOR SALIC Young .lersoy bull, 10 months old, out of one of the best dairy herds in county, Hargaln. Address J. A. M., 6aro .Mall Tribune 242 FOR SALE Six A-l fresh milch cows. Walsh's place, ono mile northeast of Jlcdford on Crater Lake road. 217 FOR BAIJb RRAIi ESTATB FOR SALIC Good ranches. Seo lis iboforo buying. J. II. Andrews, 31 N. tii-ape St. Phono 53-M. tf FOR SALE Six room house on pave ment, Willi uath and pantry and storeroom. Ono gas range, ouo wood or coal range, one heater, two bedroom sols, shades, dining tabbi, linoleum, ono rug, 10 hens, refrigerator, all for $2200. Some terms. Inquire 1115 W. Ninth. 213 FOR SALE Choap, SO acros, fenced, buildings, small orchard, close to school and good road. For further information Inquire of E. G. Dow, 522 Park Ave. 242 FOR OALIC Lease and exchange real estate. Gold Ray Realty Company. FOR SALE Rouses ana bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; also acreage. C. S. Butlerfiold, phone 216. AUTOMOISIiiKS FOIt SALE Dodge roadster. Run 2800 miles. Extra equipment con sists of cord tires on rear wheels, two extra tires on carrier, spotlight, largo plato glass in back curtain, niolormeter, windshield shade, Ga brie! snubbers, Johnson shock absor bers, years fire and theft insurance 1921 licenso on car. Hefo Is a rea! car and nt n prico that will not be offered every day. Car absolutely guaranteed. Some cash, rest terms Ilox lOOt!, phon9 S(l(j-L. 247" FOR SALE llrand new Oakland at a distinct sacrifice Busy Corner Motor Co. 2 44 FOR SALE Model S3D Overland roadster, with electric lights and starter. Can seo at S'.gnor s on Fir. Price $375. 242 toil SALIC Ono good Ford with new tiren rami llirht rinllvorv hmlv .. .... ...... ....J uw ... . Total price only $250. Tuiny Mo tor I.O., 129 s. uroni si. II FOR SALE One Dodge car, or trade kusixess oiTon-ri'xmrs WANTED Someone w;tii at least $lu00 capital who would like to go into the stock and dairy business. Address l)ox 25, Mail Tribune. 242 MONF.T TO 1X7AX . TO LOAN J. I). Andrews loans money on real estate and buvs mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone 63-M. 31 North Crape street. busixks3 wiiKCTOKr. A lis tractors. MURRAY UR03. & VAN VORId Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 22 North Central Ave., up Btairs. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporated 1904. Abstracts of TItIo, Title Insurance. Auto BnpplJcfl. LAHEIt AUTO SPRING! CO. W are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant in the P clfio northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Attorneys. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer, Garnett- corey Uullding. O. C. HOGGS Real estate law and settlement of estates a specialty. U. F. LINDAS Attorney. General i ractico. patents a specialty. 31 N. Grape St. Rulldlnnt Materials. MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK BLOCK WORKS specialize In all kinds of cemont building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. Chiropractor. DR. A. BURKLUND, Chiropractor. finlnnt AHiilatmnntfl 204-205 Sparta Bldg., cor. ilstn n Klvorside. Office phone 285, Dent list DR. V., It. KAUFMAN, Dentist. Office in Sparta Uullding. Office hours S to 12 a. in., 1 to 5 p. m. Evening? by appointment. Phone 2S5. KxiMirt' Accountant, WILSON AUDITING CO. -E. . M, Wilson, C. P. A. Attention giye to anything in Accounting and la come Tux requirements. Looking our simplified accountlr-j method Lic.rty Building, Medtord. Fhool lS7-rt. fidelity and Surety Bonds FISrEMTY AND SURETY BONDS W execute all forms of bonds, UsCurdy Insurance Agency. tl' fnstructlon In Music FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teacher ol . piano and harmony. Halgbt Musi studio, 318 Garnott-Corey Bids Phone 72. Physicians and Burgeons, DU. A. BURSELL Splnologist. Phy Blclan and surgeon. Spinal adjustt meats, general treatments and diagnosis. 30'J-lO-ll M. F.- & H. Hldg. Take elevator to third floor. Phono 2!i. DR. J. J. Emmens Physician an surgeon. Practice limited to eye ear, noso and throat. Eyes sclsn tlttically tested and glasses sup plied. ' Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. -R. R. Co. Offices M. . & U. Co, Bldg. Phone 567. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 4U-1J.T Gurnett-Corey Bld. Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Lauxal Street. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia Physician. Special attention given to eye, ear, nose and throat, J0I Liberty building. Phono 496. DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic ami Natural Painless Meth ods. Room 42S M. F. & 11. Bldg. Phono 065. JAMES C. HAYES Physician and Surgeon; office hours 11 to 12 a, h., 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. Sparta 'building; residence 1405 W. Main. Phones: offico 563, res, 432. "Specialty," Medical and Surgical Diagnosis. tf Prlntcrg'and Publishers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. ha thl best equipped printing offico la Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 NorU FirSt. Rug Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and ri'gs. Phons 610-U. 706 Pine St. Stove and Plumbing .Repairing STOVE" AND" PLUM RINREPAIR I NO S. R. Castile, M. F. A 11. Bldg. Phono 35. Oxy-Acetyleoe welding shop, 109 S. Holly St. Prompt service, reasonable prices. Tent and Awning Works MEDFORD TENT AND AWN1NO WORKS 128 N. Grape St. I'hoae 84 1. E. Burger, prop. . Truiisrer EADa TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Offlce42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar, nteetl, Tel 130 112 So. Riverside fpr light car. 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