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SIEDFOttD MAIL TRTBT7NTC, MEDFOTtD, ORKGOX, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1021 PAf.fi FIVE BILL IS AMENDED 1 SALEM, Ore., Jan. 18. Three bills, providing for tho creation of separate fish and game commissions and estab lishing regulations for the taking of fiBh from the Rogue river, have been formally approved by the fish anil (tame commission and will go before the members of the state legislature with tho unanimous endorsement of the commission. A final meeting of the commission and the fish and game committees of the house will he held this afternoon to decide upon provisions of the code which will safeguard the Interests of ljoth commissions and in the worlds of one member of the commission, "settle for ull time this question so that It will never be raised again, If that is possi ble." The bills, as approved, are substan tially the measure indorsed at a joint meeting held in Portland in November attended by representatives of the fed eral government, the commercial fish ing Interests and the sporting inter ests. The bills, as approved, provide for the creation of a fish commission of three members and a game commis sion of five members, each appointed and removed by the governor. The only change in the Rogue river bill was that regulating the dato of opening tho season nt Grants PasB. The opening date at thiB point is to be May 25 instead of June 1, and tho clos ing dato October 1 instead of October 31. . The Beason nt the mouth of the Roguo river will extend from May 15 to October 1. An amendment will be added to each bill in the committee providing that the attorney general will act as arbi trator In all controversies or differ ences that may arise between the new fish and game commissions and the bid 'commission.- The bills, reported Lilt as committee measure will prob ably bejiassed tomorrow. ! KILLED IN CALIFORNIA i -i PORTLAND, Jan. 18. Efforts here to establish the identity of the man found dead yesterday on tho tracks of tho Southern Pacific at Stockton, Cal.j resulted in revealing that tho Oregon anglers license No. 120S9 found on tho body had been issued to L. Arthur McGee, a deckhand on the river steamer Beaver. Officers of tho Beaver said McGee worked on the boat eight days last August and five days in September. They had no recollec tion of him and hud no information as to where he came from or where he went to. A small check to his credit for time served is still being held by tho purser. He had. signed the name of L. Arthur McGee for such checks as he had received. It's Good for Children - Mrs. C. E. Schwab, 1007 11th St., Canton, Ohio, writes: "We use Fo ley's Honey pnd Tar for coughs and find it one of the best remedies on tho market, especially good for chil dren's coughs, as it does not contain any drug that is 'harmful." Serious sickness often follows lingering colds. Hard coughing racks a child's body and disturbs strength-giving sleep, and tho poisons weaken the system so that disease cannot be warded off. Take Foley's In time. Sold every where. . - . - Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 18. Cattle steady: no receipts. Quotations un changed. Hogs steady; no receipts, nouirh heavy ' STISI). 75, .other quotations un changed. Sheep steady: no receipts. Quota tions unchanged. Butter PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 18. Butter steady, xtra cubes 42 f? 43c: parch ment wrapped prints, box lots 47c; cartons 00c; half box lots half cent Tuurc; less than half box lots lc more. Ilulterfat, No. 1 churning cream 4?i1i 47c, f. o. b., Portland; undergrades, 43c f. o. b., Portland. Eggs and, Poultry Eggs Selling price, case count, 52c: buying price, 50c; selling price, can dled, 63 '54c. Poultry Hens, heavy, 32 34; light, 21c; old roosters, 11c; turkeys, 59 00c; geese, 40c; ducks, 4oc. Grain and Hay Rnrley, $33.40tt35; oats, $33.50; corn. No. 3, yellow, $32.50. Mlllrun. $35 0 36. Hay Buying price, timothy, valley, $27 B 28; clover, $20 22; cheat, $22 g 23; straw, $13. ' Chicago Market ' CHICAGO. Jan. IS Wheat under went a sag In price today owing to re ports that Italy had cancelled some of her purchases. Besides, domestic de mand appeared to lack volume. Sell ing pressure, however, was only of a scattered sort. Opening quotations, which ranged from unchanged figures to V2 cents lower, with .March $1.75', 4 to $1.70 and May $1.68 to $1.69 were followed by a little rally and then by moderate declines all around. Continued liberal receipts had a depressing influence on corn. After opening to cents lower, includ ing May at 70 to 71 "4 c tho market weakened still further. Outs were relatively steady hut dull, starting 14 to 14 lower. May 40 1-8 to 46 Vi and then becoming somewhat easier. Provisions tended downward in the absence of any aggressive support. N. Y. Stocks NEW YORK, Jan. IS. The stock market drifted aimlessly at the dull opening of today's session, although losses exceeded gains. In no impor tant instance, however, were changes more than fractional. Reading, selling ex-dividend, recovered part of yester day's reaction and the trend of other rails was moderately upward. Steels, equipments, coppers and oils were slightly over or under yesterday's final prices and specialties manifested the same uncertain tone. Early quotations for foreign exchange pointed to a con tinuance of yesterday's advance, de mand sterling amounting to 30 7-S, a new high record for the year. Absence of more than casual support enabled the shorts fb effect further de preciation of prices during the listless forenoon. Oils, shippings, steels and equipments were their especial objec tives. The one conspicuous exception was California Petroleum which rose over two points on steady, moderate buying. Rails failed to hold and losses among miscellaneous shares were ir regularly Increased. Call money op ened unchanged at six per cent but ex change on London reacted almost two cents from the early high rate. NEW YORK, Jan. 18. Food and leather Issues strengthened in the fi nal hour, but oils and allied shares wero under further pressure. The closing was irregular. Interest in the stock market today was limited to the professional ele ment. Representative issues recorded only trivial changes and specialties moved within unusually narrow boun daries. Sales approximated 450,000 shares. Allls Chalmers , 30.5 American Beet Sugar 40.5 American Can 27.5 American Car & Foundry . . 12 1. American Hide & Leather pfd. 47." American International Corp 45.5 American Locomotive 8;t. American Smelting & Ref'g. . 38. American Sugar 93.5 American Sumatra Tobacco .. 77. A'morican T. &. T , 90.7 American "Woolen ' C7. Anaconda Copper 3S.5 Atchison 83.2 Atl., Gulf & W. Indies ...... 72. Baldwin Locomotive 91. Baltimore & Ohio, 35.7 Bethlehem Steel "B" 5S.5 Canadian Pacific 110.2 Central Leather 42.2 Chandler Motors 68.5 Chesapeake & Ohio 69.7 Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul .. 2S.5 Chicago, It. I. & I'ac 27. Chino Cupper 23.2 Colorado Fuel & Iron 29. Corn Products 70.2 Crucible Steel 97.7 Cuba Cane Sugar 2;t. Erie 13.6 General Electric 123.6 General Motors 14.8 Goodrich Co 41. Great Northern pfd 76. Great Northern Ore Ctfs 29.3 HIInolH Central 89. Inspiration Copper 35. Int. Mer. Marine pfd 55. International Paper Kennecott Copper 20.5 Louisville & Nashville (bid).. 96.5 Maxwell Motors 5. Mexican Petroleum 161.2 Miami Copper 18.7 Middle States Oil 12.7 Mldvale Steel 31.7 Missouri Pacific 19. New York Central 72. N. Y. N. H., and Hartford 20.5 Norfolk & Western 100.2 Northern Pacific S3. Oklahoma Prod. & lief 3.6 Pan American Petroleum 75.5 Pennsylvania 41.7 People's Gas ...... ...'.... 35. Pittsburg and West Va 30.5 Ray Consolidated Copper 13.8 Reading 85. Rep. Iron ti Steel 68.5 Royal Dutch, N. Y., 66.5 Shell Trans. & Trad 41.3 Sinclair Con. Oil 23.6 Southern Pacific 97.2 Southern Railway 23. Standard Oil of N. J. pfd 108.0 Studehaker Corporation 52. Tennessee Copper 8.7 Texas Co 43.8 Texas & Pacific 18.5 Tobacco Products 56. Transcontinental Oil 10. Cnlon Pacific 119.5 l. S. Food Products 26.5 U. S. Retail Stores " 66.2 P. S. Ind. Alcohol 68. Culled States Rubber 67.6 United States Steel 83. I'tab Copper . 56. Wcsli nghouse Electric 45.2 Willy's Overland 8. American inc. Lead and Snl. . 9. Butte and Supei-ior 13. SWEAR OFF " I "No-To-Bac" has helped thousands to break the costly, nerve-shattering tobacco habit. Whenever you have a longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or for a chew, just place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in your mouth in stead, to help relieve that nwful de sire. Shortly the habit may be com niotf.lv hroW-n. mi'd vnu are better off mentally, physically, financially. It's so easy, so simple. Get a box of No- To-Bac and if It doesn t release you from nil craving for tnbneeo in nny form, vour druggist will refund your money without question, Ailv, 33. 56. 6.5 35.5 Mr. Sullivan and liruco Buck made a business visit to Colllngs, Sunday. Wood Jeeter of Steamboat was visit ing friends in this district Sunday. Bert llarr has placed a feeding rack in his alfalfa field. .Mildred Swayue has returned homo aftor two weeks illness in tho Sacred Heart hospital in Medford. Leonard and Bert McKee spent a few hours in this vicinity Monday mor ning. Fanning will soon begin, If the weather keeps as good as It is. Tho school inarm must like to cross bridges from the selection of her boarding place. Mr. Norris and Wood Jeeter of Steamboat expected to drive a herd of cattle to Grants Pass Tuesduy. Colllngs received a telegram from New Jersey, that tho body of Oscar Colllngs. a private soldier who died of pneumonia in France, was then started across the continent, borne for burial. Tho funeral will be held In Jackson ville. Anthony Watkins has been suffering with a severe cold this week. Knox McCoy's borses were seen loi tering along the river. The milk cow belonging to Robert Watkins, of tho Watkins ranch on the Applegate river, has a fine now heifer calf. Hazel Swayno cxpecls to bo grad uated as a trained nurse this spring. Slio is now training in tho Sucred Heart hospital of Medford. John Brynes went down to the school house Monday to repair the stove-pipe chimney, whicli has needed repairing for three months. Vernie Stevenson and Mark Wln nlnglmino have just completed Bert Han's barn and are now erecting it woodshed near the house. The school teacher looks like a high water duck, with her gum boots. Albert and John Collings dehorned cattle for Pat Swayne the first part of tho week. air. Kuutzen and son lone made a business trip to Buckley's this week. School has reopened again after a two weeks Christinas vacation. All the pupils hut one who is suffering from the effects of tho whooping cough have returned for hard work. Mrs. Pearl Stevenson has boon quite ill this last week. 1 : Mr. kind Mrs. T. Jones bad the mis fortune to lose their infant baby. Burial was at Antioch. Waldo Morrison went up "to the J. Dlnkins ranch In the Meadows this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Clarke came out from Central Point Tuesday and went to the ranch In the Meadows. Mr. "W. C. Chapman made n trip to Mr. Wm. Houston's place on Long Branch Tuesday. Mr. Inlow returned homo the firat of the week after several week's stay at Trail. Mrs. Joe Mayficld came down from the Meadows to Beagle Monday to phone for a doctor for her daughter, who wasxiuite low with pneumonia, sick and had the doctor's attention Mr. Charles Sanderson's little boy la Tuesday. -Mr. F. Roe and his son, Joe Roe and Frank Cortyzo of Sams Valley, were up near the Chapman place to fix a bridge "Wednesday. s Lumbago You Won't Stay in Bed Long it Yon Rub on Quick-Acting Begy's Muatarino It.does the work and cannot, blister tho tenderest skin. Keep a box handy, for lumbago comes quickly and you can bet you'll want It to Bo auicklv when it comes. And It will go quicker than you ever hoped tor and so will sore throat, chest colds, tonsilitis. pleurisy and bronchitis. Befiy's Mustarine often ends the misery and subdues the Inflammation before most remedies you have heard about get started. So why suffer for days while using slow. acting remedies when rheumatic pains are eased, neuralgia banished and soreness and stiffness ended in double quick time. For every ache and pain and to get In fluenza before it gets you, get Begy's Mus tarine, in the yellow box 30 and 60 cents the Quickest Pain Killer on Earth." Sold by Heath's i?i'ug Sluro Bungalow Bargain Six Room3 Strictly Modern Hardwood floors, fireplace Many built-in features. Cabinet arranged kitchen, splen did garage, fine wood house, fine lawn, roses, all city assessments paid. PRICE ONLY $3200 You can make your own terms First Money Up Get3 It. Page-Dressier Co. Phone 282 Nash Elk. Medford For Any Kind of Real Estate The Best Fire Insurance Cala. Petroleum . Montana Power . Sbattuck Arizona Pure Oil Invincible Oil RERY, ITCHING Sill IS QU SOOTH WffH THIS SULPHUR Mentho-Sulphur, a pleasant cream, will soothe and heal skin that is ir ritated or broken out with eczema; that is covered with ugly rash or pimples, or is rough or dry. Noth ing subdues fiery skin eruptions so quickly, says a noted skin specialist. The moment this sulphur prepara tion is applied the itching stops and after two or three applications, the eczema is gone and the skin is de lightfully clear and smooth. Sulphur is so precious as a skin remedy be cause it destroys the parasites that cause the burning, itching or dis figurement. Mentho-Sulphur always heals eczema right up. A small jar of Mentho-Sulphur may be had at any good drugstore. Notice of Hearing on Final Account In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. Columbia 1 rust Company, as Trustee, Plaintiff, vs. Pacific and Kasteru Railway, a corporation, IJcfendant. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order of the District Court of tho United States for the District of Ore gem, made and entered January dill, 1921, a hearing will bo held upon the final report of the Receiver in this proceeding before tho undersigned, as Special Master In Chancery, at his office No. 703 Title and Trust Hand ing. Portland, Oregon, on I ho 2nd day of February. 1921, at ten o'clock A. M., at which time and placo tho under signed will hear objections, if any thcro be, to tho final account of the Receiver. Dated January 7th, 1921. ROBERT F. MACiUIRE, I ; Special Master in Chancery Notice to Contractors SCALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the undersigned at Jacksonville Oregon, and endorsed "Sealed liids on .lacksonville-Ruch Road" for tllo con struction of the remainder of tho .lacksonville-Ruch Section of the nine Ledge Road as now surveyed by the State Highway Engineer between Sta tion No. 241X075 and No. 423X11, be ing approximately four miles, in ac cordancc with tho plans and specifica tions now on filo in tho County Clerks office will be received anil filed until ten o'clock A. M. February aid, 1921. and at that time the County Court will -it.. I ....l.ti-.l.. 1 ..II 1 vjl".-u twin ii(iuiii.ij 1 L-iiu ail oiiio. 1 liids are to be submitted In lump sums only, for completion of said sec tion. Iho road is to bo finished to grade, according to said State Survey as shown by tho plans and specifica tions as now on filo in said County Clerk s office. Kncli bidder shall deposit with his bid flvo por cunt of the amount of bis bid by certified cheek, which Bum shall ho forfeited to tho County, in caso bo neglects, 'fails or refuses' to enter into a contract in case tho contract shall bo awarded to him. A bond satisfactory to the County Court in a sum oijual to one-half of the total amount bid will he required for the faithful performance of tho con tract. The County Court .J'escrvoH the right to reject any and all bids ami to accept the proposal deemed best for Jackson County. Dated Jan. 15, 1921. CHAUNCKY FLOREY, County Clerk for Jackson County, Oregon. County Treasurer's 10lh Call for Evans Creek Irrigation District Warrants State of Oregon, County of Jackson, Jacksonville, Oregon, January 18. 1921 Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand for tile redemption of all .Evans Creek irrigation District Warrants numbered from 8 to 10, both numbers inclusive. Interest ceases on tho warrants above called on this the lith day of January, A. D. 1921. A. C. WALKER. Treasurer of Jackson County, and ox- ottlclo Treasurer of tho Evans Creek Irrigation District. 2E BETjP wanted Male and l'omiile WANTED Responsible, nctivo men or women to represent us in several good sections of this state, taking orders for fruit trees, shrubbery roses, etc., for spring delivery. De mand is liberal and returns to intelli gent workers are substantial. Ad dress with references. Oregon Nur sery Company, Oronco, Oregon. 250 HELP WA-VTEU FT-TMALK WANTED Competent girl for general housework in family of two. Mrs. J. K. Stewart, phono C37-L. 259 WANTED Young woman for house work and washing on ranch. Must bn good laundress, wages $50.00. Tel. Jacksonville 38-F-5. 259 WANTED Competent woman for gen eral housework. Mrs. R. VV. Ruhl. Phone 518-J. tf WANTED Woman for general house work; good wages; good home. Mrs. (J. L. Buhrman, 15 Geneva Ave. 258 Used Automobiles For Sale One Ford Delivery $185 One Chevrolet Touring $490 One Maxwell Touring....$650 One Studebaker Six Touring $750 One Oakland Touring $1200 Tumy Motor CoT No. 123 So Fjroni) S$, - WANTED 5nar;n.liAOC8 WANTED To work on shares 01 lease small irrigated pear orchard Plight expert. Address box l."0. Mail Tribune. 251. IVAN'TED A gentle pony that, will work single or double; must ie cheap. Phone 534-X. 245 WANTED To buy 4 or 5 room mod ern bungalow, monthly payment plan Address ivlti Taylor. 25 WANTED One team mares,1 weight about 2100 lbs.; also harness and wagon, prico must ho right. Hive particulars in first letter. Write C. E. Wyniore, Eagle Point, Oro. 2TiT WANTED Team of mules. State prico. Hox till. Tribune. WANTED Good clean rugs. Medford Printing Co. WANTED Shoo repairing while you wait at the "Model Hoot Shop." 21 S. Central Ave. Quick service. quality work. E. N. lllden, prop. WANTED All kinds of building and repair work. Phono 3f9-Y or 66G-M, after nix p. m. or before seven a. m. 2 63 WANTED Ilouno moving and re pairing. Phone 4S8-M or 4 88-X. tf FOR KRNT- KliKNISHKw )OOM- I FOR RENT Comfort able rurnished sleeping rooms. 325 S. Riverside. Phone 701-J. 257 FOR RENT Steam healed sleeping rooms. Freo bath. Yory reasonable. Phono S0 I-L. 259 FOB RENT ITOUSKICEKPDNjl ROOMS FOR RENT Two nleo housekeeping rooms, new paint and paper, down stairs and garage. 730 W. Eleventh. FOR RENT Two unfiiruisbod rooms; conveniences. 003 N. llartlett St. 255 FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. 322 S. Central Ave. 255 FOB BKNT HOCHKS FOR RENT Eight rooni" housowTth garage, furnace, two fireplaces, all modern conveniences. Locution 1327 Roddy Avenue. Address li. C. Stod dard, care Goodyear Ascot Park. Loa Angeles, California. 200 FOR RENT Four room house, clec trie range, water heater, heating stove, $2U per month. P. E. W ynkooi 423 S. Newtown. Phono S98-Y. 25i FOR RENT Flvo room modern bun galow, closo in on S. Central. Call W, II. Eveiheurd, 6 S. Fir. liOST LOST Woodmen receipt hook. Finder will leave Banie nt Medford National Punk and roceivo reward. FOR BALE HftlAlj F.STATB FOR SALE Two acres improved chicken ranch or will tnuo car In on same. A. A. Glllotto, Central Point, 200 FOR SALE Four room house, V2 ncre land, $1200, half cash. See owner 1140 W. Eighth St. 255 FOR SALE Modern 8-l'onni house isarilv furnished. Price Jt'.OOO. See ' owner, A. C. Hubbard, 322 Soutu Riverside. tf FOR SALE Furulslioil bouse and lot for $1800, If takon at onco. llox T, Mail Tribune ' 250 FOR SALE 18 acres on Jacksonville boulevard opposite Oak Grove school house. Prico $2500. Address f'eed ham & Purdy, Lyons, Kansas. 273 FOR SALE Good ranchos. Bee us before buying. J. JJ. Andrews, 31 N. Grape St. Phono 63-M. tf FOR SALE LeiiRb and exchange real estate. Gold Ray Roalty Company. FOR SALE Houses ana bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; also acreage. C. B. Butterfluld, phone Zlti. . ACiOMOJILIjEH A REAL BUY for $700 in a five-pas sengcr louring cur:- trado consld ered. Every posslblo equipment on tins uurgaln. 1110 lJUBy Corner Moto Co. 200 FOR SALE 1919 Ford touring car cheap for cash. A-l shapo. Cull 854 East Ninth street. 269 FOR SALE Light flve-passonger car, lino condition, barealn for quick sale. Owner, 730 W. Tenth. FOR SALE 1918 Ford with camping outfit, folding talile, camp stools, camp stove, trunk rack, small tent. and auto tools all for $375; terms if desired. Will 11. Wilson, 32 N. Front tf FOR SALE Overland 90. Clarl: & Childers. tf FOR SALE Ford, cheap. Clark & Cbllders. tf FOR SALE Hupmoblle touring car. A bargain for someone; Clark & Childers.' tf FORD TOURING ..$350.00 FORD TRUCK With covered' body, cab and windshield. Practically new $725 STUDEBAKER '17 -$700 Patton and Robinson. Inc. Tel 100 112 So. Riverside BARGAINS FOR HALF! 1JTESTOCK FOR SALE Well bred Jersey bull, one year old. Phono R-13-R. 2oH FOR SALE Good Jersey cow. liuggy sbafis giid as new, two-seated hack. Phono GS5-R-3. 2DS FOR SALE Four extra good fresh milch cows. Walsh's place, one mile northeast of Medford, oil Crater Lako Road. 200 Toil BALK misceliani:ocb FOR SALE Shelled eastern yellow corn, sacked and dulivcrod to you for $2.70 per 100 lbs. by the sack. Russ Mill. Phono 529 right away. FOR SALE Alfalfa $2t and $23 ton delivered. 1103 Nlanlic St. 25s FOR SALE Pure hied Haired Rock cockerel. Phono 364-J. 219 FOR SALE Alfalfa and grain hay $20.00. Team of good work horses and harness, weight 2u00, $lo0. 1. r. Pottenger, phone 5-F-2. FOR SALE Galvanized bath tub, $a.00. 325 S. Riverside. 257 TOR SALE Egg Producer $3.50 per 100-lb. sack. Scratch feed $3.50 per 100-lb. sack. Dairy feed $2.40 pel sack. These prices are for cash de- livered to you 111 the city for this week only. Monarch seed Co. Phono 200. FOR SALE Huff Leghorn cockerels. Phono R-13-M. 250 'OR SALE 2000 cords wood on ct nmmiirn nwwtlv lid" itlun i'iihI rt.lk. Will soil for 75c to $1.00 per cord on slump. Two miles to Hilt via state Highway: no uphill pull. Mill in Hilt will buy all tho logs. Free pasturage for horses, llox 10. Hill Cal. 258 FOR SALIC Wo can Btlll book ordors for baby chicks but our supply is diminishing fast. $20.00 por 100, $15.00 per 100 after April 30th. Rogue River Poultry Farm. Phono 201-W. 258 X)R SALE Prunes, Sweet Petites, , 12 pounds for n dollar. Will deliver. T. Dixon, Orchard Homo. Phone D39-J-4. 258 FOR SALE L. C. Smith typewriters Dalton Adding Machines, Cheek Writers, ribbons, caibons and pa pers. All makes typewriters bought sold, exchanged, rented and re paired. Valley Sales Agency, Sparta Bids., Phono 1SS-W. tf FOR SALE 150 egg Mandy Lee incu bators, like now, $15.00; Cypress brooder $7.00. Call J. Brommer, 5S9-J-2. 250 FOR SALE Haled grain bay. 240-cgg electric incubator. L. O. Colver Phoenix, Oro. 250 FOR SALIC Good mnnzanlta wood Phono l-F-14. $4 at ranch, $5 doliv ered. Good meastiro. 250 FOR SALIC Lllmnncott. soda fountain with largo plato ginsB mirror witn two Biuallor mirrors and four mahlo columns; 20-i't. marblo front countor, electric lighted, all coniploto. Extra largo oak oar ami lixiures wiui mir ror 6x24 foot. Ono restaurant range equipped with oil burner. Medford Bakery. tf FOR SALIC liettcr new shoes for less money. ' Second hand shoes and shoo repairing at the Mcdfurd Shoo Hospital, 119 10. Sixth St. FOB SALE Good trailer. 113 8. Front FOR SALE Canary slngors, $5.00 each. Females $1.00. DeVoo s. tf FOR SALE Pino stumpago $2.00 por cord. Phono 085-J-3. tf FOR SALE Good sewing machine cheap. F. E. Redden, 32 N. Central tf FOR SALE Tho Valley Fuol Co carries tho best selection In the city of all kinds of fuol, gives prompt service, and will meet all competition. Why buy olsowhoro? Phono 76. . tf FOR SALE One 0-horse Almo sta tionary onglno, like now, $225 One 5-foot orchard dink, usod one season, $50. One 8-foot orchard disk, UBod ono sonson, $75. One 10-inch gnng plow, Just like new, $75. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf FOR SALIC Eight horses, one colt; 9 sets harness; 1 Kilifor subsoiier; 1 spray rig, complete. Call 80 N. Contrnl. Phone 105. tf FOR SALE Hand, gravel, sediment and dirt. Plowing and teaming vork done. Phono 8 12-J, Samuel Bateraan, 802 Maple Btreet. MONEI TO liOAH TO LOAN J. B. Andrei's loans money on real estate and buys mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone 63-M. II North Orape street. LOST! Is tho man in business, whoso system of accounting does not meaauro up to a high standard of efficiency. SYSTEM la our business and EFFICIENT is our system INCOME TAX rtoturna correctly prepared. Bookkeeping and other business dirth'ultk'fl nat in file tori ly adjuaU ed. Consult un. - Igg? I is u rarvce i iwostirvervts M. P. Schmitt, Mgr. Phone 581 Liberty Bldg. POUND FOUND On East Mala street, Sunday barrel of an Eversharp gold pencil. Owner can have same by calling at Tribune office and paying for ad. 255 BUSINESS nrRKCTOBF. Abstractors. MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORI8 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. Anto Supplier. LAHKR ATJTO 8PR1NO CO. W are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our spring when others fall. 8old under writ ten xuarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Attorneys. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law. rooms S and 9, Medford Nations.! Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer, Osrnerv- Corey Building. O. C. BOGGS Real estate law and lettlomout ot estates a specialty. M. F. LINDAS Attorney. General Practice. Patentn a specialty. 21 N. Grape St. Riilldlng Materials. MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK BLOCK WORKS specialise In all kinds of oement building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. Chiropractor DR. A. BURKLUND. Chiropractor. flntnnl A H liintmnnttl 204-205 Sparta Bids., cor. Main an Riverside. Office phone 385, Dentilst DR. V. H. KAUFMAN, Dentist. Office in .Sparta Building. Office hours 8 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 p. m. Evening by appointment. Phone 285. - Expert AceoontAQt. WILSON AUDITINQ CO. H. U Wllflon. C. P. A. Attention glroj to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look InbJ our simplified accounting method, Lltorty Building, Medford. Phonf 157-R. IVAN LIVINGSTON Incorporated Accountant, - Auditing,- Systematiz ing, Financial and Income Tax State ments. Address 311 S. Sixth St, Grants PaBS, Ore. 278 Fidelity and Surety Bonds V7? execute all forms of bond HK)urdy Insuranoe Agency. tf Instruction In Music FRED ALTON IIAIGHT Teacher ol ptano and harmony. Halght Musk ntndlc. 818 Qarnett-Corer Bids Phone 72. Physicians and Surgeons. DR. A. BUKSELL Sninologlat, Phr siclan and surgeon. .Spinal adjusti ments, genoral treatments and diagnosis. 300-10-11 M. F. & H. Bldg. Take elevator to third floor, Fhone 23. DR. J. J. Emmena Physician an surgeon. Practice limited to eye ear, nose and throat. Eyes solan tifflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P, R. R. Co. Offices MV F. Ik H. Co. Bldg. Phone 567. DR. F. Q. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS OARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIOIANi 416-417 Qarnott-Corey Bids- Phone 904-L. Residence 26 8. Laurel Btreet. DR. W. W, HOWARD OateopathU Physician. Special attention given to eye, ear, nose and throat. 801 Liberty building. Phone 496. DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Natural Painless Meth ods. Room 428 M. b & H. Bldg. Phono 000. JAMES C. HAYES Physician and Surgoon; office hours 11 to 12 a. h., 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. ra. Sparta building; rosidence 1405 W. Main. Phones: office 563, res. 492. "Specialty," Medical and Surgical Diagnosis. tt DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician nnd surgeon. Offices M. F. & 11. Bldg. J'hone 105. Will be in Eaglo Point on Sundays until further notlco. Printers and Publishers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tha best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon, Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 Nortl FlrBt. Rug Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and ruga. Phont BIOjM. 706 Pine St. Tent and Awning Works ME DFORO TENT AND AWNINQ WORKS 128 N. Grape St. Phona 443-Y. E. Burger, Prop... Transfer EiADS TRANSFER tb STORAGE CO. Of(lce43 North Front St. Phona 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. DAVIS TRAN8FER Anything moved day or night. Service guaranteed. Fair treatment 104 8. Fir St, Phone: Office 641 or res. 647-11206.
