"'WiSHIXOTON. .Jan. 0. Confl-
i Lm of the recovery of Senator
; k.mborlain, of Oregon, . who . has
WMilwlce operated on, was expressed
.iv by hi attending physicians.
' iVs unexiMXstea. .complieatona . Ue-
'' ' . lllvn,l' thot 1, I,. .1.1
j J,, nijio to receive visitors soon.
f i .r -' Livestock -
J .. jfORTLAND, Jan. ft Cattle wenlc-
ti , er: Yecelpts 470. Quotation iinchnng-
i; Hogs steady ; receipts 335. Quota-
j Hons unchanged. . Sheep steady; re-
' j celpts 124. Quotations unchanged
Butter
PORTLAND, Jan. 0.-
-Btittor weak
.! Ejlra cuhes 60c; parchment wrajqied
if a prints, box lots 53c; cartons 54c; half
If tox lots half cent more; less than halt
'! box lota lc more. Butterfat,. No.
f j churning cream 50 , 53c f.o.b. ' ' Port
,3
land; undergrades 49c. f.o.b. Portland
Eggs
ft POIlTLAND.'bre., Jan. G Eggs low
v i er. Buying price, unchanged at 45c,
r. Selling price, candled 48 50c; selects
J J24c'.
i . . "Poultry
Hn. Ilrhtistap.. hanvv .InfR! .11 p. 111..'
I springs, llghti. g8?9c; heavy, 26S
27c; old roosters', '15c; turkeys, 684
j COc; geese, 40c; ducks, 45c.
; Grain and Feed i
Barley;- $32 34; oats, $32.50; corn,
No. 3, yellow, $34. ' Mlllruti, $34 36,.
Hay ! .
Buying prlce, timothy, $2728; al
falfa', $2d21;' mixed, $23; clover, $20
22; cheat, $2223; straw, $13.
CHICAGO, Jnn. C Bearish seirtl
niehti as to wheat received new ini
petiiH today on account of tho sus
ponsion of the British. American Con
tinental .bank in London. Opening
prices,, which, ranged from halt cent
to ,2c lower with March $1.C8W to
$1.09 and, May $1.62 !4 to $1.C3 were
followed ..by a moderate further set
hack and ,t,hen somethlne of a rally.
Corn sympathized with tho weak
ness of wheat.. .After opening ISc off
to a like advance, including May at
74 to 711, the market hardened a little,
but then sagged :all around. , "' ':
UEW YORK, Jan. 6. Metal shares
-were the stabilizing issues at the
opening of today's stock market, most
of the copper group, notably Inspira
tion nnd American Smelting, advanc
ing substantially over yeStordoy's fi
nal 'prices. The cheaper, :oils ...and
prominent motors nlso wore higher
and Crucible Steel was strongest of
the--active shares at an advance of
points, fractional gains miled
ninong-jipecialties, but shippings and
twrno of tho rails cased.
(.'preliminary, quotations for ex
change on London , were higher, tho
demand,, rate, of , 3.C.5 - 'showing a
Halo o half a cent over .tho maximum
price quoted- after, tho eloso of yes
terday's dealings.- ,i -),
Rubbers, 'textiles,-shinp,in.g3' equipr
mcnts and rails at. extreme gains of
two to nye polnts'.led. inoter. rally
In ' the final hour. - The ;closing . was
-strong. ,,; -
. Various Industrial and special is-
bUc's participated, in 'today's active
HtQck market, mostly at material ad
vances, notwithstanding extensive
profit taking. V Sales , approximated
000,000 shares., ... ;
AlllsrChalmorsi ,.t .... 34.
American Beet Sugar -. V. . 41.5
Aihericaii Can' ..... i ... . -27.2
American Car Foundry , . .,. 123.7
American Midq & Leather.'ptd. 77i8
American International Corp.-- 41.
Alnerlcan Locomotive , ..84.
American Smelting & Bef'g. i . .', 38.5
American Sugar . '. .......... 92. 5'
iVnterlcau Siunatra Tobacco 7.7.3
American; tI&iX.-.., . ."..'. . . . . . 98.0
American Woolen 63.7
Anaconda Copper ... ..38.5
Atchison . J ... ,i,'.84.'
Atl., Gulf & W. Indies 73.2
Baldwin .Locomotive ......... 89.
Baltimore &. Ohio
Hethlehem Steel, "B" ... .
Cuhadlan Pacific" ....... .'
Central Leather ........
Chandler Motors . : . . . .
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chipagq,.MIl.;,and St. Paul
Chicago. R. I. & Pnc
Chino Copper
Colarodo" Fuel & Iron ....
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cua Cane Sugar
Erie . . . .-
General Electric
36. ,
6.7.
117.
40.2
.-69;
61'i2
.29.6
27.
22.2
30.
68.2
I 84.7.
23.7
. .14'.
J21.3
General Motors
16
Goodrich Co. 42.
Great Northern pfd 76.
n. y. Stocks
Great Northern Ore Ctfs. ......' '29.
Illinois Centra! 88.3
Inspiration Coppor". i ' 33.
I ill. Mer. .ilarine pfd. ........ ,t 63.7
International Paper 46.J
liennccott Copper 29.8
UiuixviUe & Nashville -.; 102.
Miutwell Motors. ?.S
Mexican . Pciiolo'um ... .-. ... V.i
Miami .Copper ; ... ..19.i
Middlu, Statag Oil ....... 14.
-Mid vale Steel -. . . , SIT
flllssouri Pacific. 20.
New York Central 72.5
N..Y.. N. H. and Hartford ... 19.2
Norfolk &.' Western . 100.2
Northern Pactfle .......... . 83!'
Oklahoma Prod. & ' Ref. . . '. . . 3.t
I'an American Petroleum ..... 73.3
I'consylvania 41.
People's Gas ,. 35..
rittsburg and West Va.. , SC.
Ray Consolidated Cpppcr ....13.B
Heading -... .83.3
llep. Iron & Steel . 65.
IUynl Dutch. N. Y 6C.f.
Shell Trans. & Trnd 43.7
Wonthern Pacific ,
Koutlini'ii linilmiy ... .
Stuiidjini Uil of X. ,i, , '
Studelmker ("oi punili.m
Tennessee t'oppor
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products
Transcontinental oil
L'nion Pacific
l S. Food Product ,
V. S. Tletall Stores .,
H. s. Ind. Alcohol ......
I. 'nlicd .Stales Rubber ,.
United Rimes .Steel
I'tah Copper
We.stinghou.se Electric
"'5
4l
' 44.
ICS
Willy'B Overland
fi.
. 3.5
14.
2S.
53.5
C.J
35.3
23.
American Zinc, Lead and Sni.
liutto and Superior ......
f'al.'i. Petroleum
Montana Power (bid) ..--''
Shnttuck Arizona
Pure Oil
Invincible oil
Rev. Samples, pastor-of the Baptist
church has gone to CloverdaleOre., to
hold a series of meetings there.. Rev.
Nautridge of Ashland will-fill his vac
ancy while he Is there.
Mrs. Ceo. Ziders of Albany, passed
through here Monday morning on her
way home from San Francisco where
her husband is la the S. P. hospital
being compelled to return there for the
second course of treatments for Injur
ies received in a wreck some over a
month ago. She was- accompanied
from here by her niecer Miss'Thelma
Hughes who was returning to Corval
lis to resum. tier studies there, after
spending the holidays with her .'par
ents here. :
Mrs. Jonas Tlarrelt entertained at
New Year's dinner her mother, .and
father Mr. and Mrs. R. Sloppy, Mr.
and M1S..E. C. Gardner and children,
Mrs. Gardner, Sr., Lee Bettenger and
Mrs. Bird. .. ' .... .,' ,: '
Mr. and Mrs. Mnrion Dozler' spent
the holidays with Mrs. Dozlor's. .par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stump. They
returned to their home at Leland, Ore.,
the last of the week. , -
Ed Stites who lives on the John Bee-
son place is moving his family on the
Norris place across Hear creek. '
Mrs. Frank Rose was an Ashland
isltor Saturday. ,.
Mrs. Gunn Is home agam and getting
along nicely after undergoing a second
operation at Dr. Jarvis' sanitarium in
Ashland.
Mr. J. Patterson is, still quite,.poorly
at his home on the highway, since his
ecent, operation. - , ' ; '-.
Rev. Phelps, pastor of the Melhodist
church, , is holding a Borles of meetings
which will probably close next Sunday
night. ' Everyone 4b Invited and urged
attend these splendid meetings
every evening at 7:30 sharp.
Mrs. Ellis with her daughter Ellen
gave gone to Arizona to visit her two
daughters.' -; , '
Mrs. Wallie Bell of Klamath Falls,
eturncd home lost, weak after visiting
Mr.-Bell's parent, .-Air. and Airs. Jefl
Bell.', . - " ' ' ; J' f ,'-
Mr. arid Mrs. Roy Estes returned
home', last-weelt after spending the
hoiidays with relatives in California.',
Mis, imtiap." is BeridUBiy mi. at nor.
home.
Mr. rind Mi's. F.- E. Sriiith of Belling-
ham, Wii., are hero visiting Mij).
hSmlth's , mother,. Ml. Margaret Cros
by. They stopped off at Salem and
brought John Crosby home with them.
He .had been at Salem for two'years
taking treatments there. '
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green and chil
dren of Portland, ' spent the holidays
.with Mr.- Green's , sister, Mrs,; S. J.
Stump and other relatives here. 1 --
Miss Edythe Hazert was a guest of
Miss Beulah Clemmens at the. home of
her uncle, Mr. M. E. Tryer, Saturday
and Sunday. , " '
' Mr. and Mrs. Charles' O.Tryer-ar
rived Monday monilng-fpr a slioit,visJt
at. the parental home."'-The -bride; was
Miss .Arllne Hoerr,. daughter of Mr.
George Hoerr of Eugene, Ore., and was
a student at the Oregon university and
a brilliant and accomplished y3ung
lady. The newlywedB left on train' 16
.Monday ' evening 'for Grants Pass,
where the groom is station agent for
'the' Southern Pacificcompany ai that-
FAT PEOPLE
i GET THIN
Wliy ba ftvantout ln rou nlfhl NAir
:.J9 l p"Ulnt...twlitw nws to Ui -wuTIJurfuUy
psi-li,ti,. tat, rullatilr K,ire!n (rt
.lemt .,y,.iio a4 Utl .kii1 . ., Gal -IKft!l- 6a
ttl. jtOREIM- ubul.4pnttMMjlicad Jsuiml..Al Uia
drufUt'a FaI n dtm-Uona uihIp, noif r-rrfund
iuarrnt-o Prffel!'a i:r II mallwl Iwt FRC6.b7
KOREIN CO.. NE..M. Station X. Na Yart. N. V.
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tii n it Tiii
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i " 5 X i FORCED SALE
Get ti Country Home Cheap ;
' 10 or 20 Acres or More I
Hunting, Fishing, Boating; .. ,
NtfFog, No FtbstrNoWind. '
' . - . - ; y , ' -
On pnvcil highway,' fucing Rogue. Klvcr for three-quarters of a mile,
just ubove the Snvugo Rapids Dam. TIUs Dam when complctcil i
will make a beautiful lake in front of this place. Several beautiful i
building sites fucing the h!ghwny,nti river. The very best of lonm !
soil, water, avnllnhlo for irrigation, tho coming - season -.from the J
Grants Tass Irrigation pnjccu' Altitude 075 fecCGd! to Bummer, i
.'warm in winter.. ..
Price $100 to $250 per acre.
' This plnco is known as tho Savage l'lnce. A cove con.sistlng of lflO !
,' 'ncres of nearly level land in .Rogue Itlver Canyon., I. consider tills
U tlic must delightful place for a country home in tlic State of Oregon. ,
."ideal for' berries, fruit, alfalfa and garden.. We did no Intend to
Roll this until next summer but must raise some money so are put- j
ting it on sale at one-half the price wo believe we could "ell It for ,
if wo could hold It until later., ; j
It Interested cso us nt once ahtl make your choice. )
T jJ.C. Barnes; 20 N. Peach
Rogue River Land
fEDFon matt; TR-mirm MF.PFOTi'n. or?F.fioT. ttttttjrday, .tanttatjx ?. in
KliV. ilfss Iiettlah Cli'imnens of
, f '"""is. Calif., was al.so a guest at the
; jTryer Jifuue during the Christmas ya
'. icarion.
A
uriirise party was given, at the
home or Mr. and .Mrs. .11. E. Trver,
0:,. j Thursday evening in honor of Miss
j Iteulah C'emmens of Dorris, Calif.
120. 'Guests present were Miss Edythe lla
zen, Miss ICthel Hackler, Miss Carmen
Rose, Miss. Samples, .Miss Lucy Oat
jj'j man, Miss Kthel llazen, Miss Ruth
y, '!, Hackler, Miss Rose and Miss Beulah
54.1 i Cleinniens. The evening was enjoyably
14. I spent in music and games. Light re-
freshments.
were served durln3 " the
evening.
0,
ews
(Furnished
by vne .TacKson Gounty
Abstract Co.)
Marriage Licenses
George C. Mansfieiu and Ruth Camp
bell. ' - - - :-
llreyhton Finch and Amy Eccleston.
William E. Eaton and Ella Mary C.
Caine. , ; ' , , '. !
, Cecil A. lUpwn. arid Blanche Johns
ton Cripps.
Lou A. Smith and Mary Wilda Mc
Callistcr. '
- Probate Court "
Est. Ina M, Hughes et al (minors).
Proof of publication.
- Est. Jane Carroll. Proof of publica
tion.
1 Est. Thomas M. Barr. Order settling
final account. ,
CircultCourt
; G, W. Lewis 'vs. Silvan Provost ct al
Demurrer. 1 '
-Anna P. i Stewart vs. Martin A
Stewart. . Demurrer.;
i Ora A. Morse vs.- Mt. Vernon Nation
al bank, .Reply.
;? Talent Irrigation. District vs. Edwin
'Hughes. Demurrer.
- State vs. William Murphy. Uttering
forged .evidence of' debt.
state vs. i'J. iviorgun. u tiering iuisu
evidence of debt. -
i The Bullock Merc. Agency vs. W. L.
Frei'es. To recover inoney.
.' Real Estate Transfers
A.'D. Helms et al to Horace Jay
' Terrlll, part D, L; C. 04 in tp.
38, S. R. 1 West....! $
I. S. Rowley to Arthur R. Row-
ley, mining claim
City' of Medford.to Ernestine
f Erdman, lots 1 and 2, blk. 1,
( Bunker Hill Add.... 25.98
Ernestine Erdman. to Ell John
' son, lots 1 and 2, blk. 1, Dunk-
. er Hill Add
Geo.,F. King et al to J. N. Brown
.... lee, S.Wof SW Bee. 2B,.tp. 33,
S. R. 1 west
C. Gllsan et al to . George E.
Pratt, NE of SE sec. 24, tp. 38,
I.,
I S. R. 2 West V. ,
Lillian M. Kinder et Ivr to Mar-,
ion C. Kinder," lot 11, blk. 4, .
Ross Add.; bq Medford :
I; C.,Su5oa ot nx.to. D..BUrford,
ivlot 5, hlk. 2, Ross Add. to Med-
ifoiw
10
Fredoriok W. Dorn et ltx to I. C.
Dawson et nx. lot 5.. blk. 2,.
.Ross--Add. to Medford
Will H. Cllne et al to Georgo W.
Nichols et ux, govt, lots 1 and
2, sec. 20,, tp. 38, S. R. 1 E
10
i i It!s, Oooil fori Cliildrcn
MrB. C.;'E. Schwab, 1007 14th St,
Canton, Ohio, writes: "We use Fo
ley's Honey and Tar for coughs and
find It one 'of the best remedies on
the market, especially good for chil
dren's coughs, as it does not contain
any drug that Is harmful." Serioir
sickness often follows lingering colds.
Hard coughing racks a child's body
and.dls-turbs strength-giving sleep,
ahd,.the poisons, weaken the system
so that disease cannot be warded off,
Take Foley'Bi lat.tirite. Sold every
where; ;: -. . ,-"
Nolicd Of Cliattol Mortgugd Salo
Notice is hereby given, that where
as, default, has occurred in the con
dltions of that certain,:&attoi mort
gage made,' executed and --deliverei
by W. T. i Estep, GiA., .Corbln at'
Mary A.. Esten, as mortgagors, to F,
C- Gibbons, as mortgagee, 1 bearing
dato of October .11th, .1920, and 1"
Ine recorded in Volume 13 of the
Chattel Mortgage Record's' of Jackson
County. Oregon, at pages 309 to 871
inclusive, under, date of .November
10th," 1920, said mortgage having
been given to secure the payment of
that certain indebtedness represented
by three certain promissory notes, as
follows, to-wlt: . .,
- One note, in-tho Bum or $2250.00,
due November 1st, 1920, one note in
thetsunv of $2250.00. due December
1st,' 1920, and one note in the sum of
St.
... Phone 784-L I
Or i
Company, Phone' 329
,- . i1LT
mm
$442.00. payable in :ustallnients of
03.50 on January 1st, 1921, and1
on the first . day. ot .cadi succeeding
month thereafter until the full sum
of $8442.00 has been paid, each- ot
said! notes .bearing interest at. the
rate of Eight ($1 per cent per annum
from date and the first two thereof
hearing date of October 1st. 1920,
and the last bearing date of October
11th, 1920,' which said nates and
mortgage were for a valuable consid
eration duly assigned, transferred,
set over and delivered to the Amer
ican Securities Company, an Oregon
corporation! which is now the owner
and holder thereof and which said
company has, by reason of the failure
of the said makers to pay any of said
otcs or the Installments of either
principal or interast thereon,, elected
in accordance with the terms of said
notes and .mortgage to declare the
bole thereof now due and payable,
and .
Whereas, there Is now due. owing
and unpaid on said, notes and moi l
eauo and unto the American- hecur-
ties Company ..from the said W...T.
Estep, C. A. ..Corbln and Mary A.
Knten the .-nrincinal . sum - of
12. 942.00,, with interest thereon at
the rate ot S per cent per. annum from
October 11th, 1920. which said Inter
est at the -date-hereof .amounts 'to
$21S.nS,.und .the attorneys fees nec
essarily incurred in the foreclosure
f said mortgage in. the . sum -, of
$1300.00, making: tho total aggre
gate sum now due, owing and unpaid
nto the holder of said mortgage, to-
wlt: . the . American.-Securities. .Com
pany, under said mortgage the sum
f $14.400.ri8;' - .: .
Now. therefore, part of the property
described hi said mortgage which is
situate in. Jackson County, Oregon,
to-wlt: r - . --.'..-
One Highway Trailer. 5 ton capac
ity, Manufacturer's .Seriul No. S2,
Trnilor. No. 2187,' r i
One Highway Trailer,- 3 V4 ton. ca
paclty, Manufacturer's Serial No. S2
Trailer No.:. 1740, -.'
or such part thereof as may be neces
sary, .will, be Bold' pursuant to the
power of sale in said mortgage con
tained, at public salo to the highest
bidder for caBh, on tho 7th day or
January; 1921, at-the hour of 10
o'clock A. M. of said day at tho John
Signor: Warehouse, located nt the
poVner of Kir and Fifth Streets in the
City of Medford: County of Jackson
and State of Oregon, to satisfy the
debt secured 'by' said mortgage above
set forth, together with any additions
thereto on account oi Intorest and
charges accruing ''-subsequent to De
cember 2Sth, 190y and the costs fcnd
expenses of these' foreclosure pro
ceedings; it being further expressly
understood by this said notice that
those two certain trucks, nnmoly;
One Gary Truck. 5 ton capacity,
Model' M, Manufacturer's- Serial s'o,
801G. Motor -No. 84971. '
One Onrv Truck.' 3 14 ton capacity
Model KT, ntuilufaclurer's Serial No
310!i, -Motor 7S134,' which are In
eluded under the purview of said
mortgage,' cannot be sold at this said
time for tho reason, that they- are slt
uuto in McDoel, California, and that
the .proceeds of this said sale wlll be
credited upon the notes and mortgage
'lOl.as hereinabove set outi ' v ' ;
This notice. is published dally for
eight consecutive days in the Medford
Mail Tribune, a daily newspaper of
general circulation, published in the
City of Medford, County of Jackson
and State of Oregon. ;
Dated at Medford, Oregon,, this
28th day of December, 1 920,
AMERICAN SECU'KITAES
' COMPAiNY, Mortgagee" : ,
!; G. M. ftOBERTS, ". ' . ;
.Attorney for Mortgagoo
Order to Show Cause
In tho County Court of tho State of
Oregon, for the County of Jackson
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
tho. Persons and Estate of Chester
Wayne Dicsa. and ira Earl Diess,
Minor Persons.
. It, appearing to tla 'Court' from'lthe
petition ot Henry uoruon uiess, guar.
dian In the "above, entitled' matten
that It is necessary and will be bene
flclal to the above named minors that
the real estate. of said minors here
after described, :. and . all . thereof.
should be sold,. . ,ii
Now. therefore, i the next of kin of
paid minors,' HehryVGordqn Dless, and
all persons Interested In the estate of
said minors,-are heroby' directed to
appear before this Court at the Court
House - in ": Jacksonville,- Oregon, on
the 15th day of January, 1921, at 10
o'clock a. ; m. and show eause why . a
license should not be granted for the
sale of such estate. '
j The following Is a description of
the real estate above referred to: 1
;' An undivided . two-thirds, of. ., Lot
iNumber Five (5) iii Block, Number
Six (60, in Sledden's Second Addition
to the City of Eugene, in.Lane Coun
ty,1 Oregon; an undivided one-sixth
interest in: and to the East half of
.the Southwest quarter,, the Southeast
quarter, of the . Northwest quartor,
and the Southwest quarter of ' the
Northeast quarter of Section Six (6),
Township Thirty-eight -(38) South,
Range Four- (4) West,, of the Wil
lamette Meridian, in Jackson Cpunty,
Oregon. ...... ..- . ,-i
,.lt is Jiereby ordered that this Order
to show cause' he published, for- three
FOUND!.
fci:-. -I,. !
, A simple, ordinary, common-'.'
tense method or assisting you in
correctly preparing your annual'
; return of
: INCOME-TAX
SYSTEM Is our business -
.EFFICIENT is. our system ; '
Consult ns about .vour inepma
tax. bookkccriinir, and other
business. troubles. ' V '
O Aud:iira- O Accounting fj
kYSTEM
XERVICElO:
TjP lrvestner,tsyy
Irourarxe
M. P. Scfimitt. Mor.
. Pbone 581 ! Lluerty- Bldo-
successive weeks In the .Medford
Dally Mail Tribune, a newspaper of
general olmihiliou tu Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon.
Dated at Jacksonville, Orgou,
Dec; 11, 1920. G. A. GARDNBiR, .
. - , Judge.
. HKLP WASTtl MJktM
WAN.TED A bus boy. .Medford Hotel
tr
WANTED 'Men : to clear brush land
on contracts.. Phone 403-Y. Frank
Van Dyke, - - .... -246
.:. WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED-r-Yonng woman who Is not
strong, but ablo to do some wprk
would like to como to southern Ore
gon for health, is willing to work
tor'bdard- in small family of adults.
For ' liarf fc'ulo . ' write. t)ox ioi. Inde
pendunce. Polk Comity, Ore. 215
WANTED Work nf any kind. Reward
for - annje.. "Will contract land for
spring plowing; etc., by acre or
otherwise at once. AddresB Hox S,
Mail Tribune. . 249
WANTED Dy energetic young war
rled man, position with firm' in city
whero a future Is assured. Russell
Eduieades, 53T Austin St. ; 2 ifi
WAXTED-r-Garden work; wood ipnt
In; house cleaning; carpets be".1:
packing, crating. 518 Penn Avo. 249
WANTED rYoung man 18 years of age
wants position in garage or plumb
ing shop ns apprentice. Address
Box W, Mail Tribune. 215
WANTED To help with housework In
a well ordered home, Phone 7S8-R-2.
. . ,. ...... . 245
WANTED rUy a refined lady a place
as companion.,? Addross Box 90, Mall
Tribune. .' - ! 245
WANTED MISCJOOiAIVKOna
WANTEWTo buy two pigs, weight
about 35 to 60 lbs. . Address J. A. M.,
caro Mull Tribune. 250
WANTEDr-Reward of $10.00 for In
formation given that will lead , to
securing a satisfactory . house or
apartment. A. Ueryle Ixiwls, Holland
Hotel. 245
WANTED
Phone 45
-To
2-Y.'
buy a work
C: C. Hoover.
team.
240
WANTED- Stan Alknn wants to prom-
. lse ull pleasure sookers new features
of Interest at Prospect tho coming
season. . .. . 249
WANTED Winter pasture
ponies. . Call .674 Phone.
for
two
. tf
WAITED Ford touring , car. Good
, shiipe. Must. not be older than 1918
. model. . Address Box 103, care Mail
, . Tribune stating .price. 247
WASTED Four or five tons , feed
oats. Canal Company. 'Phono 129.
WAiNTED--To rent 4 - or 5 room
house,-unfurnished;' no children.
Phone, 410-11. - tf
WANTED 600. Kodtord, families tp
' buy dry, tier , wood.- We. deliver.
, .Phone 890-X.or 947-L. ... 252
WANTEDrr-Shoe repatrlng while you
wait at the " Model Boot Shop. 21
S. Central . Ave. , Quick .. service,
quality work. E. N. Blden, prop. .-
WANTED 10 h. p. poller.
31-X-l; Central Point.
Phone
WANTED All kinds of building and
, repair work. Phone S59-Y or
. 660-M. after Bix p, m. or- before
, . seven a. m. '-'' 268
WANTED House- moving . and re
' pairing.. Phone 488-M or 48B-X. tf"
FOR 'Itli.VT irrjnmSREo ROOMS
F,QR .RENT Modern room, closoi in.
. Phone 80S.. , 248
FOR RENT Rooms.,, Hot and cold
i water. : Rent reasonable, i Imperial,
;: 30 N. Front. . .. ... . , - . : 24Y
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, $2:00
per week. . 445 S. Front St. : 245
VOn RENT APARIMENT8
FOR RENT Furnished - apartment.
Adults, only. I Phono 936-R. , 245
. FOR -RENT HOUSEKEEPING
: ..?'.- ROOMS ,
FOR - RENT-Light ' housekeeping
rooms,.. 322 S, Central Avo. 247
FOR RENT Room furnished for light
housekeeping;- also sleoping porch.
325 E. Jackson St: Phone 211; 250
V FOR RENT HOPBKS .
FOR RENT Five room furnished
house. Inquire 435 N. Bartlett. 240
FOR RENT Modern 6-room bVmgalow
unfurnished; no children. I'Phone 49.
,., ... ; . . : -.- - - - 249
FOR RENT T-liouBe. Phone 360, room
20, fiarnum Apts., after 6:30 p. m
evenings - 248
FOR RENT 4-room furnished house.
Close In. Will H. Wilson. , . tf
FOR BALK 1JVE8TOUK
FOR SALE Extra good milk cow. W.
S. Stancllff, Phoenix. . .247
FOR ,-SALE-Ono team of mares
weight about 1260; Edw. Q. Mlllor,
jihona 13-X-3, Central Point. - - 210
FOR- SALE Two -No. 1 milk cows
Just fresh. Will sell separate.' Ail
dross -W. A. Chllders. Jacksonville
Oregon. " -- 248
FOR SALE One team of mares and
:harnes8. I'hqne 728-W. ' 231
FOR SALE Six A-l fresh milch covs.
Walsh's place, one mllo northeast of
Medford. on Crater L.ake roaa.".: mi
t
LOST On Eagloj'olnt road, Goodrich
tire 30x3 V4, on rim. ..Finder please
call 67-J-3. ' : ... - 249
LOST Black fnr'rieck-plece Leave at
: Tribune. "Reward. ' . - - ,vi46
LOST Ladles' bluo velvet hat, bo
-tween Medford and Ashland, -Satur
day, Jan. 1. Phone 70, Reward. 21
- 21
t'OB BALE MIBOElilulN08
Oli SA1.1-; New and used typewrit
ers, adding machines, .check writors.
Kxpert i()pewriter overhauling, ull
makes. Call Mr. Hall,. Hotel Holland.
219
FOR SAI.K
370J. Laying pullets.
Phone
250
FOR SALE Good mnnzanita wood.
Phone l-F-14: $1 at ninch; $5 deliv
ered.; Good measure. 249
FOR SALE About 20 tons hay In
barn; nso of feeding racks, sheds
and pasture goes with it. C. !..
Farrar, I-ake Creek, Oregon. . 247
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay.
E. L. Walz.
. . . 210
FOR SALE Single comb White Leg
horn cockerels from Tuucred's Im
perial 250 to 2S7 egg -ctraln; large
vigorous birds. $4.00 each. It. V.
Crura, phone 697-R-l. ' 249
FOR SALE Leaving city. Choice fur
niture at bargain prices. 100 S.
: Grape St. Phono 3SS-H. - 24
FOR SALE Canary singers, $5.00
each... Females SI .00. DeVoe s. tf
FOR SALE Latent model vulcanizing
machine. 811 N. Central Ave. 21K
I'OR SALE 00 White Leghorn liens
. and pullets, laying. Bowman ranch
: on highway, twoniiles north Centra
Point. Phone 19xxl. 24S
FOR SALE Eighth snide and fifth
grade school books, good as now, at
the. Medford Shoo Hospital, 119 JO.
Sixth St. - : 245"
FOR SALE Fine. 9-piece oak dining
set, Circassian walnut bedroom suite
library .tables, chairs, wiltou. rugs,
Columbia wood or coal range, refrig
erator, and other, articles, all prac
tically as good as new, very reason
able. Call 149-W... ..... 248
FOR SALE Pine sttimpage $2.0d per
cord. Phono 085-J-3. tf
FOR SALE-r-Gond Velio hack with top
and light harness, $10; also loose
alfalfa hay. Will-deliver. - II. E,
Conger, l'hond -Jacksonville 21-F-1
-'245
FOR, SALIC Mill run $l.ilfl, 80 lbs.;
rolled . barley, ,$ l'.70; Dairy feud
$2.50; Egg Producer; $3.25, 90
lbs.; wheat, $3.00 perewt.; shelled
corn $2.7:j, 100 lbs.; scratch fend,
,$4.00, 100 lbs.: feed oats $2.50
100 lbs. Wo dollver. No charge
for delivery. Orders of sufficient
size delivered out of city. -Save
monoy by buying from Russ Mill
or Monarch Seed Co . ..
FOR'SALIO-r-One feed grinder, $20
, one iorn , sheller, $20. Hubbard
.Bros, '' ' - : ' ' tf
FOR SALIC 'Good sowing machine
cheap. F. E. Redden, 32 N. Central
r- ,- - . .. tf
FOR SALE r-Tho Valley Fuel Co.
carries the best selection in the
.city of all kinds ot fuel, gives
prompt service, and. will meet all
competition,... Why buy elsewhere
' Phone 76. ' , .-,:. .... ;..,
FOR ' SALE--One B-horse Almo -sta-,
tlonary onglnoi liko new, i $226
One 5-foot orchard disk, used one
season, $50. One .8-foot orchard
disk, used one season,. $75. , One
10inch gang plow, just like new
$75. C. E. Gates Auto Co. , . . tl
FOR SALE Eight horses, one colt
9 seta harness; il Klllfer subsoller
-.1 ispraylg,' complete. .-. Call 30 N.
, ventral, rnone iot. ..! .. it
FOR SALE Sand, gravel: sediment
and' dirt. ' .Plowing i and .teaming
v ork done, i Phone 9 1 2 -J,: Bamuel
Batoman, 302 Maple Btreet.' -
AViO
OJMJUK9 .;
F'OR SALE 1918 Ford with camping
outfit, folding, .tabic,, camp stool
camp stove, trunk ruck, small ten
and auto tools' all for $375; terms
desired. Will H. Wilson; 32 N. Front
,--..'..-.-. A: -7 .-lit
FOR SALE Overland 90. . Clark
Childers. ... . . j. ,. .. , ... ., . , ,'
li'OR SALE Ford, i chtap. ,
Clark
Childers.
tf
FOR SAL15 'Hupmoblle touring ca
A barguln for someone. ' Clark
Childers. - - - -
tf
FOR ' SALE Dodge ; roadster. linn
2800 miles. Extra equipment' con
sists of cord-tires -on rear wheels
two extra ,tres on-carrier, spotlight,
large plate 1 glass . In . back curtain;
inotpnneter, . windshield, shade, Ga
briel sntibbers, Johnson shock absor
bers, years fire and. theft insurance.
.1921 license on car. .. Upre is a real
cs'.r and at a price that, will, not be
offered every day.. " Car, absolutely
guaranteed. Some cash, rest terms.
Box 1066, phono 866-L. " 247
iOR SALE One good Ford with
new tires and light delivery body.
Total price only $?50. Tuiny Mo
tor Co.,125 SiFront St. . .. . . tt
FOR SALE r-Ono Dodge ea,r,-or trade
for light car; Phone 489-J. ' ' tf
MO.VEI TO liOAJf
TO LOAN J. B. Andrei's loana
money on real estate and buvs
mortgages , and Liberty .,,bonda.
.Phone 63-M. II North Grape
' trAet
FORD TOUEINO
,.?350.00
FORD TRUCK ; i'i; V ; :
With covered body, cab and
windshield. Practically new $725
jBTUDEBAKERVW1
.$700
Patton and Robinson, Inc.
Tel ISO
113 So. Riverside
BARGAINS
PAriTC PFXTFN
FOR 8ALIt rtKAt, r.8TAT
-- - . u. - ...
FOR SAL.U Good ranches. See us
before buying. J. 11. Andrews, 31
K. Urape St. Phone 53-M. . . tf
FOR SALE Least, and exchange real
estate. , Gold Ray Realty Company.
FOR SALE Houses and bungalows.
furnished or unfurnished; . also
acreage. C. 8, Butterlleld, phone
216. .
OR SALE OR TRADE 40 acre wood
and timber ranch eight miles out, on
Ciriffin Creek. Small home, barn
and other Improvements. Inquire at
518 Realty St. 248
BU81NE8B DlRKCTOK'i.
Abstractors.
MURRAY - BROS. & VAN VOR18
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5,
No. . 22 North Central Ave., up
stairs. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY Incorporated 1904.
Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Aoto Supplies.
LAHKR ATJTO SPRING CO. We.
are operating the. largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
clfla northwest.. Ubo our springs
when others fall. Sold under wrlt-
. ten guarantee... J4 Nort'j -Fifteenth
8t., Portland, Oregon.
' Attorwys.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-iw.
. rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building. ' .:,...-.
A. E. REAMES Lawyer, ,.QarnetU
Corey Buildjng. . .,
. O.. BOOOS---Roal estate 'law and
settlement of estates a specialty.
B.. F. LINDAS Attorney.- - General
Practice.!,: Patents a specialty. 31
N.- Grape St..---.- .
. : n Building Mnterfals.
MEDFORD- CEMENT . .BRICK 4
BLOCK. WORKS specialise In all
. kinds of -comont building products,
Cor. Fir and Tonth streets. '
Chiropractor,
DR. A. BURKLUND,
Chiropractor.
. Spinal Adjustments. - :
204-205 Bparta Bldg., cor. Main an
i Riverside. .
j. Office phone 885, ? -' "-' -.-'
-; Dentilst '
DR. V. R. KAUFMAN. Dentist : Office
in Mparta untitling. Office hours S
to 12 a. m, X to .5. p. m. Evonlng
by appointment. Phono 285.
..Expert Accountant.
WILBON ' AUDITING ' CO. B. ; lb
' Wilson. O, P. A. Attention glye
i to anything in: Accounting and lu
- oome Tax requirements,'. Look inhj
- our simplified accoutitln method,
. Lltorty Building, , Medford. . Phone
'137-R. ' ; . . , .. .- '..:-'
Fidelity and Surety Bond.,.
iRWUTY AND SURETY B0ND8-H
I Vie, execute ;all forms; ot , bond
, KcOurdy Insurance Agency, -yj tf .
Instruction in Music ; '
FRED ALTON HAIGUTTeacher ot
piano and harmony... Hulgbt Musi)
tudlo, 318
Qarnett-Corey Bid
Phone: 72.
Phjsiglu0;nd Burgeons..
Da-Av BURSSLWSelnoroglst.'. Phy
. Blclan, and surgeon., .SyliiB.1 adjusk
-1 monts,, general treatments, ana
i diagnosis. '309-10-11 M. F. & H.
' Bldg. Take elevator to third floor,
I Phone. 29.. . ', ... 'vf.
DR., J. ., J..'i Emmens Physician an
. surgeon.i .. Practice limited. to eye i
, ear, nose and throst.: , Eyes ;iolen
tlfflcally . tested' an4, glasses ' sup.
plied. Oculist and Aurist, for 8., P,
' ; R.' R. Coi; ; Offices M, F1. A H.
" Bidg.j Phone 687. . , .
r- vDR. F. O. CARLO W "
'( (DRi,EVA.MAINS,CARW)W '.
,:. OSTEOPATHIC, PHYSICIAN
' ilf-117 Qarnott-Corey Bldg.
1 ' 'Phone D04-L. , ' ',. ,. ;
Residence 26 S. Laurel Btreet.
DR. W. :W .HOWARD Osteopath!.
(.Physician. ; Special attention given
to eye, ear, nose and throat. SOI.
. Liberty building. Phone 4.86.. .., ,
DR.' HARVEY P, COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Natural Painless lleth- -ods,,
;Hoora 428 M: F. &. H.; BJdg.
Phone 965. , , . . , ,.. ., . ;
JAME3 C. HAYES Physician and
Surgeon; office hours. 11 to IS a.
h., 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. --Sparta-buildlnr;
residonce 1405 W. Main.:
Phonesi office 663,j.res.,K492.
"Specialty," Medical and .-SurglcoI
Diagnosis. U,'
Printers aaid Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has, tha
bOBt equipped . priptlng office la
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems.
... etc. .Portland prices. 27 Norta
Fir St. -
Rug Weaving'
MEDFORD FLUFF HUG "WORKS
..makes fluff rug v fTom old -and
worn carpets and irvga.: Phona
. 610-M. 706 Pine St. . -t '
1 Stove and Plumbing-Repairing i
STOVE AND PLUMI.UN'0. ..REPAIR
ING S. R.ifcastlIe,.M. F. & H. Bldg.:
, Phono 35. ' Oxy-Acotylone welding
shop, 109 S.Jiolly SU J?rpmut; service,,
. reasonable prices. . .
Tent and Awning Works ....
MEDFORD TENT AND AWN1NO
WORKS 128 N. Grape St. Pboaa
. 443-Yu;- E. Hurgor, Prop.
T Traasrer
EAD8 TRANSFER ss STORA1B CO.
I Of flce42. North Front Bt. Phone
315. Price, right, Bertie guar
anteed. i .
blncialr Con. Oi ii.i