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Newspaper Page TextKTRPFORD- MAIL -'TRTBtJNE,- MttDFORD, , OKF50X, "WKDXKRDAY,' JANUARY 10. 1021 PAGE SEVEN 1 1 "I NEW 1ANGUAGE Ff l: COLUMBUS,' O.. Jan. A now language ''more' concise and foreo- ful than ans? spoken, composed of all. languages ana denominated Amoi-I- Mill,' should 'result in this country." says o statement issued today liy Statu" Librarian John Henry, Niw.; man. The stntement announced the nanics of .' prize winners of an esi'.-iy contest of more than a year's standing on . the -subject- VWhy. We Should Have an American Language." ".Having. yonde'red'for'niany yearn why1 ' any -.red-blooded-- American should ape anyone,. In. anything, I de termined to investigate the medium through 'which we ospi-ess our : 'thought language. I could see no reason, for the nhnio-plato 'English' '. language,' " Newman continued. ; "I ', discovered after an investiga tion that there, was, not such a per ceriv. of real English in the whole as the prohibition law permits of alcu- - hoi In the beverages of today. i "1 tcSokOriy"' stand- onoxluy on a cer tain street corner In Chicago, where more; people pass: In," a' given time " than any similar point in the world. V l'-naked-: as- many poople as, possible their nationality.. To my sui -p'ris6, 1 a discovered 'there was; not put- Eng.- lishmnn' to ' a ' "thousand' of other tongue. Thls in a groat, park -Hatis-: fled tu6'Oiat'-wo ' 'shouldC'ihUVe 'a ti language dignified ' with the name 'American.' " .i, '?T.i; .V , : r, j ' Contestants in the essay contest wero scattered all over the country, and priijc-winners', hpm.i'8 range, from , British olulnuia jjtij New . Mexico. ' Eleven uinn prizes wer given, and ' 53 honorable'-mentions, nlade,. How Much Do You' Know? 1 Where is Jilt." Etna? ' .,".' 2 What are this "Florida Koys''?r' j -,3 When did the: present 2-ccnt pos tage rate begin? ' ', ' 4 .Wbht were the "Punic Wars"? . , . .5 Where 'is , the source of the Rio Grande river.' which - forms tho bottn dory line between Texas and. Mexico? 6 What Is the. average dally, range .of temperature. ori the Sahara desert?' ''7r-Who- ' founded . the '. Salvation A liny? . ' ;;'. -.-,'- . .. . -, '. .8 Whatjs.a sand dojlar?,, v 9 Wna Shakespeare anything else' jliesidesi an author? ' i 10 Was Noah's ark a seaworthy 'n)iipv .;. , ' ' ' Anewer8;to.rYesterday',-Quoetiona ; ,1 How many bones are Ihere'in the aim? Ans. There are 30 bones in each arm. ' - . . . ' , 2 When a muscle acts does It ex pand. or contract? Ans. Muscles con tract when they act. . .3 How art the different1 colors pro-' duced'tn' fireworks? Ans.. Filings-of metal are added to the powder to pro duce colored fire. For Instance zinc filings produce a blue flame. 4 Who wrote "The Fall of the House of Usher"? An?. Edgar Allan I'oe. ; .. ' . .. ; 5 How did Samuel' L. Clemens come to take the title of "Mark ; Twain"? Ans. -During the time he was a' pilot on the Mississippi river one of the most common sounds, heard on a steamboat In shallow water, was the i i call of the man who was sounding the I depth of the water... "Mark Twain" mark two- fathoms. When' Clemens wanted ta, pseudonym he took this f a I miliarVa'fir ' , '" '" ' ' ' . j; 0 When arid where was the Y; M. ,-;rsEeHF "Ans.- Tli'e" first assb 'cla(lon"n'arnrze3 in Boston Hi the "winter of "1S551-52" -; '""' 7 Who were' the DomlnlcuflS?" Alts. They we're the disciples of S(. Dominic. The . order was founded J 21 li. ,,,, . . 8 What city In' India Is cntoiert-by metaled roads Jhrough 13 gates? Ans. , Minora, anauoien. .city . juciubu India., ''-. J v ; W ; 9 Wfiaf is We 'liivgest state cast of the Mlssisslpplriye??. .qnoi-gla1 la the largest state east" of the Mississippi. ID What is' the yearly value of the fur trade of Alaska? Ans. The Alaskan fur trade Is valued annually at more than $1,500,000.:' j s" r ' ' Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 19. Cattle Meady; no receipts. Quotations un changed ' ' , Hogs steady; receipts 190. Quota tions unchanged. Sheep steady;' receupta 121.- Quota tions unchanged. ' Butter PORTLAND. Ore.-,. Jan. 19. flutter steady. Extra cubes 42i& 43c; parch ment wrapped prints, box lot 47c; car tons 50c; half box lota'fialf cent more; IT FILLS THE NEED When your doctor decides that you need Scott's Emulsion you may rest assured that he knows that it will fill the need better than nnvtXincr else. Scott ft KwnHloonif5fM.Jl'.J, )R WORLD TO BE in less than half box lots lc more. Hut terlat No. I churning cream 45-ft47c r.o.b. I'ornand; undergrades 43c fo.b. I'ortlund. Eggs and Poultry Eggs Selllnc nrfe ;.c eo buying price, 5tic; selling price,' can- roult iy Hong, heavy; 32 W 31; Hi,"it ?4e; old roosters. Mc; turUevs. 59 W 00c; geese, 4Uc; ducks, 45c. Grain and Hay , Barley. $3.;i.40e 35; oats, S33.50; corn, No. 3, yellow, f;!2.50. Millitin, 835 tji1 Oli. Hay luyhig piice, timothy, vnllev, i-Tii 2S; clover, $20ti 22; cheat, $22 U 23; straw, $13. i ' Chicago Market . ' CHICAGO, Jan. VJ.-r- lie a is found support lacking in the wheat market today and forced a mme;ial.-Beil)ack in values. Opening quotations which ranged from to ic lower with March $1.7314 to $1.74 and May $1.05 and flM, were followed by additional declines and then something of a rally. Liberal receipts acted as a weight on the coin market. After opening to cents lower including May at 09 to 1)914, prices continued to sag. Oats went to the lowest price yet this season, starting unchanged tq, to c down,. May 45 Vi to 45c, and then weakening all around. Owing to absence or any special 'de mand provisions tended lower, despite firmness In the hog market. . N. Y. Stocks NEW YOISK, Jan. 19. Except ing rails, which were dull and Utile changed, the market Iti-oadeued and strengthened on extensive pool ope rations during the morning. . oils nd vanccd 2 to 4 points, with Houston Oil as the outstanding featllrc, Ge'ne ral Electric, representing the equip ments at a four point advance. Mot'onV rone 1 to 2 --vi . and the independent steels as well as coppers and shipj pings gained 1 to 2. On-tho excHiinBo call money opened at, six per. cent,, but this was shaded in private offering!!., General Ashphalt, : common and preferred and food and tobacco and shipping shares registered further improvement later, somo of tho steels and rails easing modtirately on profit taking. The eloso was, strong. Trading in stocks today wns 'do cidcdly more active and diversified, .bull pools .sustaining irregular ad vances In Industrials, specialties and mils: "Sales- approximated "50,000 shares. y ' Allis-Chalmers - 30.7 -American' Hoot Sugar 1 47.7 American; Can 27.7 American- Car.& Foundry .... 124.0 'American Hide & Leather pfd. 48. American International Corp. j 4". 5 American, Loeom,otive r. . .-. . . . .(. American Smelting & ljcfg.. . 311.3 Aniericaii' Sugar iiti: American Sumatra Tobacco .. . . ) 785 American T. & T. 1 9U.8 American Woolen C8. Anaconda Copper 40. Atchison 83.2 72.-S 02, 35.7 50. 1 10.2 42.3 71. . 60. 20. 27. 22. ! 48 Atl., Oulf & W. Indies Baldwin Jocomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel "B" Canadian .Pacific . Central Leather Chandler Motors Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul . Cliicafc-o, It. I. & Pac. ; Chlno Copper Colorado Fuel & Iron Corn Products Crucible Sto'e , . Cuba Oano Sugar . Erie I General Electric .......... General' Motors Goodrich Co Great Northern pfd Great Northern Ore Ctfs. ... Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Int. Mer Marine pfd International Paper . . Kcnnecott Copper ......... Louisville & Nashville Maxwell . Motors . . ; Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper Middle States Oil Midvale Steel MisHouri Pacific Now York Central .'. ". Y., X. If. and 'Hartford .. Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific piilntiomc. Prod. & Kef Pan American Petroleum ... Pennsylvania . .". . . . .'; . People's 'Oaf. ... .... . . . : 73. ' 98.2 I 24. 13.C 128.5 14.8 42.8 77. 29.5 89.2 35.7 50.3 ' 59.7 20.7 !I8. 5.5 103.5 18.7 . 13.5 32: 19.3 72.6 21. 102. .s';i.r 3.7 70.7 4 1.0 30. . FROM NOW - Ten Years Ago You Should Haw Tlionglit of Ton Ycnrs , -iitn 'Hu ll Think nf Ton Ycnrs I'nnn Now Plan ill-cud or y.m'll never Kef ahead. .Mnko up your mind to get out of Hie rut. l-"'k at the property around you that "ine one owns. They were wliw In their dav "lid you cm he S.-o cm al-oui toe in- in vourf. vcrtmcnt. Mp. Be Secretary Of Nav x 1 v$ -4v: 1 s frit -!rH- COf'Klr.MT-KITITONIKl.CO. NIW.YOXK. , Ex-Senator John- W. Weeks,' of Massachusetts, who is apoken of as the probable Secretary of the Navy' unitct the Harding reign. He served the Congressional Navy. Committee - . t- graduate of Annapolis. Pittsburg -ami West Va. .. liay Consolidated Copper . . 'Heading Hep. Iron & Steel Uoynl- Dutch. X. Y Shell Trans. & Trad Sinclair Con. Oil Southern Puolfic Southern Hallway Standard OH of N. J. pfd. Studebalter Corporation . Ten nessee Copper ....... -V . Texa3 Co. ' -,.'., Texas & Pacific . . Tobacco Products Transcontinental Oil Union Pacific IT. S. Food Products V.'S. liotnil Stores ......... IT. S. lnd Alcohol , United Slates Hubber United States Steel 30.3 13.8 8T..5 Oil. 2 67.2 42.5 24. as. 23.2 109.2 , 54. 8.7 44. 18. 57. 10.8 119.3 20.3 57.5 70. 70. 83,6 , 58. 45.5 S.2 8.5 13.5 37.3 ' 55. 6.3 '.. 30. 24.2 'Utah Copper . .'. Westinghouse. Electric . ; . .' (Willy's Overland , . American Zinc, Lead and Sn Butte' and - Superior - Cula. Petroleum .......... 'Montana Power. . . ... .'. . Shattuck Arizonu .';..-.... Pure Oil . . . ... .'. . . .".' Invincible -Oil '. ews (Furnished -try - the- "r'acRson -County ';'' Abstract . Co.) ' '" ; : . Circuit Court ' " City of Ashland vs. W. W." Drake ct al. Judgment. ' City of Ashland vs. Win. W. Wilson. Affidavit-, default, decree. City of Ashland vs, W. W. Drake et al. - Affidavit, default, judgment. City of Ashland, vs. Elmer C. Reeves et al. Affidavit, default, judgment. City of Ashland vb. Paul S. Seeley ct al. Affidavit, summons, default, judgment. ' Talent Irrig. District vs. Edwin, P. Hughes ct al. ordor. ' " W.estorn Finance Corporation vs. OPEN NOSTRILS' END ' A COLD OR CATARRH How To Get Relief When Head and Nose are Stuffed Up. Count fifty 1, Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos trils will open, the air passages of. your head will clear and you can breatha freely. No, moro snuffling, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or hcadacho; no struggling for breath at night f Gct-a small bottle of Ely's Cream Halm . from your druggist and apply a little, of this fragrant antiseptic cream in your nostrils. It, penetrates through every air patwagoof tho head, soothing and. healing, tho swollen or inflamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield liko magic. Don't alay-stuffed-up and niiserable. '.Belief iis.'Bure.' -Bungalow Bargain Six Rooms Strictly Modern Hardwood floors, fireplace Many built-in features. Cabinet arranged kitchen, splen did garage, fine ,wpod house, fine lawn, rose3j all-' city 'assessments paid, PRICE ONLY $3200 You can make your own terms First Money Up" Gets It; Page-DresslerCo. Phone 282 Nash Blk. Medford For Any Kind of Real Estate TIiq Best Fire Insurance CORONA Personal Typewriter Fold It np, take It with yon, type wrlte anywh ere. 150.00, Including I currying- case.- -, MKOPOItll HOOK BTOKB 4 M 1 :JRfi XT d 'A w 1 Pl3lrlbulor (of Fo, Oregoj. Norman Morrell. Order and demand for bill. " ' ' ; ' C. F. Ellcrbcck vj. Ilcrnice A. Kller- heck. Findiugs-nnd conclusions. Decree Mary R. G. Free.-uan vs. A. X.. Free man. Answer and cross complaint. Anna P. Stewart vs. Martin A. Stewart. Reply and order. (leorgo W.: Sorenson vs. M. P. Schmidt. Answer. Inez Van; Dyke vs.. S. Kleinham mer et al. Orderl lit. Vernon Bank vb. - George A. Horse et al. Sumiupus and order. J. E. Brownfce vs. Mlllld M. Linvllle et al. Affidavit and order. ' Dank of San Hafnor vs. II. C. Chris tofferson et aK Order. ' . Pearl W. Spilth vs. Arthur, U amlllt Affidavit. ' . Probate Court - Est. Mrs. ST. II. Jlodges. 2nd annual repoit. Est. Byron-K. Lyon et nl (minors). 2nd report. Est. Ina M. Hughes ct al (nlinorg) Report. Est. Wm. H: Baldwin. Proof of pub lication; '.'',' Est. Helen A. Yokum. Order ap proving final account. Est. Clms. E. Abbott- Order approv ing final account. Est. George W. Owen. Order ap proving final acceuut. " Est. Gottlieb F. SSpiegcl. Order ap proviug filial account. Marriage Licenses C. .1. Morris and May Wedlake. Go. L. Temple and Julia Howard. v Real Estate Transfers Fratik P. Dutton et ux, to David W. Luke, lots 1, , 3, 4, N lot .5, blk. 4, Orchard Home Ass'n tract Hi W. A. Jones et' tix to Jackson County Bank, lots 7 and S, blk. 81, Medford-..j.J 10 J. A. Bishop et ai to Frank X. Scherrti-, lots-. 3,i'.4, 5, blk. 14, Phoenix ' .' .!...r:..,..... 10 Josephine Russell to; Perry E. Wynkoop et til, lots 7 aud 8, . blk. 69, Medford i.., : ; 10 R." H. Toft et nx: to; Frank Dor land, pt. bik.,1,2, Imperial Add. to Medford-. 10 Waldo W.. Willard to Albert . Buch -.et- ux.vPt. D. It. c. 1N0. , 6 ami 67. tp.-37v S. R-. 2 West-: 100 GRANDMA NEVER LET HER HAIRGET WH She Kept, Her. Locks Dark and Glossy," with Sage -Tea and "Sulphur.1 When you darken youc hair with Sago Tea and Sulphur, no one con tell, because it's done so naturally, ao evenly. .: Preparlc this mixture though, at home la mussy and trouble some.' At little coat you can buy at any drug atore the ready-to-use prep aration. Improved by the addition- of other Ingredients called "Wyeth's Bage and Sulphur Compound." You Just dampen a sponge or aoft' brush with if and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning all gray hair disappear?, "and, after' another application' or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark-, ened, glossy and luxuriant Gray, faded hair, though no dia grace, la a sign of old age, and as wo all desire' a-youthful and ntimpHvA 'appearance, get buiry at once with wyeina sage ana sulphur Compound and look years younger. This ready-to-use preparation fa a, delightful toi let requisite and not a medicine. It is not Intended for the cure, mitiga tion or prevention of disease. WAATIT1 alTtJATIONB WANTED ;PosltIon. by an experienc ed stenographer. Volma Showers. 3 E. Fourth St. Phone 451-R. 259 HELP WAITTKn Hale and Fmnale WANTED Responsible, active men or women to represent lis In .several good sections of , this statei- taking orders7 for fruit . trees; shr.ubbery, '. roses, etc., for spring: delivery. De mand is liberal and returns to Intelli gent workers are substantial. Address-with-references. Oregon Nur sery Company, Or'enco, Oregon. 25i HJETiP WAKTKb FEMAJLB WANTEDr-Middle-agcd lady fer cook : on dairy ranch. Eight or ten men Write to Chas. Pala, Smith River, Calif. 267 WANTED Competent girl for general housework in family of two. Mrs: J. E. Stewart, phone C37-L. 259 WANTED Young woman for house ; work and washing on ranch. Must be good laundress, wages $50.00. Tel. Jacksonville 38 F-5.' 259 WANTED Competent woman for gen eral housework. Mrs. R. W. Ruhl. : Phone 618-J. ' ti WANTED Woman for general house work; good wages; good home. Mrs. G-. h. 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 J....,.:.:....... $750 One Oakland Touring $1200 Tumy Motor Co, No. 123 Sofforn St, WA.VTRl) MlMOan.LAJKOUH WAXTr.I) A Spriugtoxith ..arrow. State price. A. Lonchar, Eagle l'oint. On-. - r.7 WANTED To rent furnished house or llght housckecpiriij rooms. Box 00. Mail Tribune. 25s WANTED. TO RENT or 5 room house furnished or not. Aus. Box ill, Wall Tribune. . tf WANTED Small house I can buy like rent. Ans. Box 91. Mail Tribune, tf WANTED To work on shares 01 lease small irrigated ix-ar orchard. Blight oxiiert. , Address box 160. Mail Tribune. 2."; WANTED To buy 4 or u room mod ern bungalow, monthly payment plan Address S46 Taylor. 2oS WANTED One team mares, weight about 2400 lbs.; also harness and wagon, price mast be right. Give particulars in first letter. Write C, ' E. Wymoro, Eagle Point, Ore. 257 WANTED Team of mule?, price. Box 6tf, Tribune. . State WANTED Good clean rags. Medford Printing Co. ' WANTED Shoe repairing while you wait at the "Model Boot Shop." 21 S. Central Ave. Quick service, quality work. E. N. Biden, prop. WANTED AU kinds of building and repair work. Phone 359-Y or 6G0-M, after six p. m. or before seven a. m. 263 WANTED House moving and re- palling. Phone 48 8-M or 488-X. tf TOR RENT FXTW1HHEM ROOMS FOR RENT Comfortable furnished sleeping rooms. 325 S. Riverside Phone 701-J. .' . 25; FOR RENT Furnished sleeping rooms. 70S W. Fourth. Phone S35-L. - . 260 FOR RENT Steam heated' sleeping rooms. Free bath. Very reasonable Phone S04-L. 250 FOR KENT HOUSES FOR RENT Eight room houso with garage, furnace, two fireplaces, nil ' modern conveniences. Location 132, Reddy Avenue. Address H. C. Stod dnrd, care Goodyear Ascot Park - Los Angeles, California. 2U0" FOR RENT Five room modern bungalow,-close. in on S. Central. Call W. H. Everheard, C S. Fir. : LOfrr LOST--Woodmen receipt-book. Finder will Icavo same at Medford National Bank and receive reward. FOR 8AI1S KBAJj KSTATB FOR SALE Six room modorn homo on. pavement. Garage, chicken houso and yard, fruit and shade trees, bcr rlos, corner lot, east front, all assess . ments paid, prico $2800. Call fore noons, on week days only. 423 -eatty SL ,. .. . 260 FOR SALE 240 aero ranch, 00 in r alfalfa under ditch, from Big Apple gate river, 80 more can be cleared, 2 1.000; terms. F. E. Schneider, Jacksonville, Ore. . 260 FOR SALE Two , acres Impnved chicken ranch or will take car in on same. A. A. Gillette, Central Point. , 260 FOR SA'LE Four room house. 'A acre land, $1200. half caeh. See owner. 1140 W. Eighth- St 256 FOR' SALE Modern 8-rootn. houso, partly furnished. Price $6000. See ' owner, A'. CV Hubbard, . 322 "TSoulii. Riverside. tf' FOR SALE 18' acres on Jacksonville boulevard-opposite Oak Grove school ; house; Price $2500. Address Need ham & Purdy, Lyons, Kansas. 27 FOR SALE Good ranches. See ud before buying. J. B.' Andrews, 31 r. IS. urape St.- Phono 53-M. tf FOR SALE Leasw and exchange real estate Gold Ray Realty. Company. FOR SALE) Houaea and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; also acreage. C. S. Butterlteld, phone its. AUlUMOBll.KS J'"OR SALE-Lisht fivc-pnssengor car fine, condition, bargain for quick Bale. Owner, 730 Wi Tenth.- 25'i A REAL BUY for $700 m a five-pnB sengur touring car;, trade . consid ored. Every iiossiblo.equipnient on this bargain. The Busy Corner Motor Co. - . , . 2uo FOR SALE 1919 Ford touring car cheap for cash. A-l shape.- Cull S64 East Ninth street. . . 259 FOR SALE Overland 90. Clark & Chtlders. : . tf FOR -SALE Ford, cbap. Clark & Cnlldonr,' - tf FOR SALE Hupmobllo touring ear. A bargain for somopco. Clark & Chllrters. tf S FORfl TOTJRIflCr .5350.00 FOBS TRUCK With covered body, cab and windshield. - Practically new $725 STUDEBAKER 17 ..$700 Patton and Robinson. Inc. TeliyQ- - J13 So. RiVyrslrJe BARGAIN tH 8ALE MLSCKUj-WEOLU FOR SALE Shoes at cost. Sl.tui re duction on each iah- of new shoes while they lust m tho Medford Shoe Hospital, tl'J E. Sixth St., Medford. tf FOR SALE The Centra; Point Feed Store is taking orders for corn at $411,110 per ton. bulk, .Medford. Place your order now. Car will arrive in a few days. Alfalfa seed for salo $25 per hundred. Jesse I.. Richard son. 2oS FOR SALI2 Complete kit new carpen ter tools cheap. 437 S. Fir St. 257 FOR SALE IB-inch good dry fence wood $3.50 per tier. 1 mile south of Voorhies crossing opposite Wagner Butto Orchard. H. W. Young, R. F. D. 1. 257 FOR SALE IS New Zoalajid Red rab bits at a bargain. 12l N. Holly. tf FOR SALE Shelled eastern yellow corn, sacked and delivered to you for $2.70 per 100 lbs. by the sack. Russ Mill. Phone 529 right away. FOR SALE Alfalfa. $21 and $23 ton. delivered. 1103 Ntanttc St. 25S FOR SALE Alfalia and grain hay. $20.00. Team of good work horses and harness, weight 2G00, $160. T. E. Pottenger, phone 5-F-3. , FOR SALE Egg Producer $3.50 per luO-lb. sack. Scratch feed $3.50 per 100-lb. sack. Dairy feed $2.40 per sack. These prices are for cash de livered- to you in the city for this week only. Monarch Seed Co Phone 200. ' FOR SALE Huff Leghorn cockerels. mono K-13-.M. 2b'i FOR SALE 2000 cords wood ot stumpage , mostly big pine, rest oak Will sell for 75c to $1.00 per cord on stump. Two miles to Hilt via state Highway; no uphill null. Mill in Hilt will buy all tho legs. Free pasturage for horses. Box 16, Hilt, Cal. 25S FOR SALE-We can still book orders for baby chicks but our supply is diminishing fast. $20.00 per 100, $15.00 per 100 after April 30th. Rogue River Poultry Farm. Phone 201"W. 25S TOR SALE Prunes; Sweet Petites, 12 pounds for a dollar. Will deliver. T. Dixon, Orchard Homo. Phone 639J-4. 258 Datton Adding Machines, Check writers, ruinous, enruons and pa ers. All makes typewriters bought paired. Volley Sales Agency, Sparta mug., i'uuuo iaa-vt ... u FOR SALE 150 egg Mamly Leo incu bntors, like new,' $15.00; Cypress broodor $7.00. Call , J. Brominer, ES9-J-2. . . ' 230 FOR SALE Bnlcd grain hay. 240-egg electric incubator. L. O. Colvcr, Phoenix, Ore. 250 FOR SALE! Good inanzanlta wood. Phonn 1-F-ll. $-1 at ranch, $5 deliv ered. Good measure 250 TOR SALE Lippencott SDda fountain with large, plate glass mirror with two smaller mirrors and four, mnble columns; 70-ft. marblo front counter. . electric lighted, all complete.- Extra large oak bar and fixtures with mlr ror 5x24 feet. One restaurant range : equipped with oil burner. Medford Bakery. - ' ' - - tf FOR SALE Good trailer. 113 S. Front FOR SALE-"-Cat!ory singers; $5.00 each. Females $1.00; Devoos'. tf FOR SALE Pine stumpnge $2.00 per cord. Phono GS5-J-3. , . tf TOR SALE ood sewing macttlno cheap, F. p. Redden, 32, N., Central. " '. . , '. vr '.,-., tf FOR SALE The' Valley Fuel Co carries the. best selection in -the city of all kinds of luol, gives - prompt service, and will meet all competition. Why buy elsewhere? Phone 76. . tf FOR' SALE One 5-horse Almo sta tlonary engine, like new, $225. One 5-foot orchard disk, uaed one season,, $50. Cpe 8-foot orchard disk, used one soason, $75.. One 10-Inch gang plow, Just llko now, $75. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf FOR SALE Elgnt horaoa, one. colt; 9 sets harness; 1 Killfor subBollor; 1 spray rig, complete. Call 30 N Central. Phone 105. . tf FOR SALE Sand, gravel,- sediment and dirt. Plowing and teaming vorfc done. Phone 91 2-J; Samuel Batoman, 302 Maple street, MONEY TO liOAJI TO LOAN J. B. - Andrews ' leant money on real; estate -and bura mortgage! and Liberty bonds. Phone, 03-Mi II ..North Grape LOST! Ia the man in business, whose aystom of ' accounting doea not' measure up to a high atandurd of efficiency. t. ... . . , SYSfEM is our ousincsa ., , , , . - and ,. ! T EFFICIENT li ocuTayatenT" INCOME TAX Ileturna correctly prepared. Bookkeeplug and other buslnesa ' difficulties antlafnctorlly adjust ed. Consult ub. j"" . '' AliJ'tiil y Accourding PRVICEIO: tfU vJIMI ii3urarvce M. P. Phone 581 Schmltt, Mar. ' Liberty Bids; FOR HAIJE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Well bred Jersey bull, one year old. Phone R-13-H. 25G FOR SALE Good Jersey cow. Buggy shafts good as new, two-seated hack. Phono 685-R-3. 258 FOR SALE Four extra good fresh milch cews. Walsh's place, one mile northeast of Medford, ou Crater Lake Road. 260 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Abstractors. MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORIS-'- Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 aad 5, No. 22 North CenCvn! Ave., tipstalru. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporated 1004. Ab stracts of Title, Tillo lnaurnnco. Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plantain the Pacific northwest. Use our springs when others fail. Sold under written guarantee. 34 North Fifteonth SL, Portland, Oregon. Attorneys. PORTER. J. , NEFF Attomey-at-law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. - ' ' A. E. REAMES Lawyer, Garnett- Corey Building. O. C...ROGGS Real estate law and settlement of estates a specialty. , B. F. LINDAS Attorney, General Practice. Patents a specialty. 31 N. Grape St. . , .',.,' ,' :'. Building Materials. MEHFORD CEMENT BRICK & BLOCK WORK8 specialize in all kinds of cement building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. Chiropractor. DR. A. BURKL'UND Chiropractor. Splunl Adjustments.' 204-205 Sparta Bldg., cor. Main and Riverside. Offico phono 285. ' . ' ' Dentist: DR. V. R. KAUFMAN, Dentist. Offico In Sparta Building, orncenours h to 12 a. in., 1 to 5 p. m. " Evenings by appointment. Phono 265. '. . , -, , ; ' - Expert Accountant.- WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M; Wil son, C. P. A. Attention given to anything In' Accounting and Income ' Tax requirements. Look lntoJ our simplified accounting method. Lib- , erty Bldg.', Medford. Phone 157-11. XV AN LIVINGSTON Incorporated ' Accountant. Auditing,- Systematiz ing, Financial and Income Tax State ments. AddreBS 311' S. Sixth-Sti. ; Grants PaBS; Ore. ' - 270 . Fidelity and Surety Bonds: FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS . We , execute all forma of bond. McCurdy Insurance Agency. tf Instruction- in' Music. FRED ALTON HAiGHT Teacher ot piano and' harmony. Kalght Music studio; 31S Gnrneit-Corey, Building. Phono 72. ! ' "-' 1 ' t ' ' v i Physicians and Surgeons.. DR; A; .HURSELL Splnologlst,' Phy- slclnn and surgeon; Spinal adjust- ments, general treatments and- diag nosis... 309-10-11 M. F. & H., Bldg. Elovator to. third iluor. .Phone 29. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and , , aurgeon, - Practice limited lo'-eyo, : . ear. nose and throat: 'jffiyifcjacfenttt- Ically, tested and glasses' supplied. . Oculist and Aurist far S. R. Co. , tS. F. & ;L.Co Bldg." J?hon6.,667. eR.F. O. CARI-OW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Ostoop;Vhlc Physicians. 41S-417 Garnntt-Coi-oy- Bldg. Phono 901-L, Reridencc 26 S; Lntlrol- St.. DR. W, W. HOWARr-OstooiathIO Physician; Siwcinl attention given to eye, ear. nose-and' throat. . 303 Liberty building. Phone 4B6. '' " DR. HARVEY P.. COLEMAN Ohlro , . prnctic and Natural Painless Meth ods. "Room 428 MV F. & H. Bldg. Phono 905. JAMES C. HAYES Physician- and Surgeon r offico hours 11' to 12 a. m., 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. Sparta building; residence" 1405 W." Main.-. Phonfla: Offico 663, res. . 492. ."Sucolalty," Medical aud Surgical Diagnosis., tt Dr. WM. W. P. HOLT Physlclun and Stirgoon.'- Offices Mi P.'ft H. Bldg. Phone 165. Will bo In ' Eagle Potat on Sundays until further'notlce.,,' ' ' ; 1 . 1 i . Printers and Publishers. ' ,';.' MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has . tho best equipped printing offico ' in .Southern .Oregon." Tlbok1 blntllrtg, 'loose leaf' ledgers,- billing 'systems, otc. Portlund prices. 27 N. Fir St. , Rug Weaving. MEDFORD FLUFF RUO WORKS makes fluff ruga from old and wofn carpets and rugs." " Phone .110-1. 706 Pine St. . . . .," Tent and Awning Work t MEDFORD TENT AND AWNING--WORKS 123: N. Grape. St.- Phone '443-Y. E. . Burger, Prop." ... '- Transfers EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front Su Phon , 315. Prices right, Service- guar. antced. , .! DAVIS. TRANSFER Anything movetl thy or 'night. ' Servlco guhrnntwdi Fair treatment. 104 S. Fir. 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