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MEDFORD NATL TRTT5TJrE, MTCDFORD, ORF.fiOX. TUESDAY. MAY 21. 1921
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WASHINGTON",' Mav 24.-Dr. Darld
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Jayne HJH, of New York, former United
States ambassador to Germany, is
slated to again fill
, that post lu Berlin,
BERLIN CONSUL
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according . . to . re- i Tennessee Copper
nnrlQ uhour thelTexus Co.
capital. He is also
spoken of as the
possible . selection
for the difficult
post at Tokio, but
I in official circles be
is termed as a "sure
I bet" for Berlin.
Dr. Hill has held
many important
government posts.
From 1898 to 1903
he served as Assist
ant Secretary of State, after which he
was appointed" United States Minister
to Switzerland, where he remained un
til 190G. He then served two years as
Minister to the Netherlands. In 1908.
he was: appointed United; States Am
bassador to, Germany and served in
that, post,, until 1911. ' T,'r'.'.
i Previous, to holding his first govern
rpent post Du, Hill was president-' of
tie yri.l.v.erslty of Rochester.
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? Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., May 24. Cat
tle 25c lower.' Receipts liOC.r -Choice
steers $7.257.50; medium to good,
Sti.257.25; fair to medium. $6.4)0
m 6.75; common to fair, $3.006.00;
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I choice feeders, $5.265.75; fair to
good, $4.755.25; choice cows and
heifers, $5.50(6.25; me&ium to. good
$:'..()05.50; fair to medium, .14.50
-0.00; common cows,- $3.504.50;
canners $2.0(J3.OO; bulls, $3. SO
4.75;. choice dairy calves, $9.50
10.00; prime light, $9.009.30; me
dium light, $0. 00(g)?. 00; heavy,
$3.006.00.
Hogs steady; receipts, 8.
Sheep steady.; receipts 33. Prime
luni8,.$7.007.25; light yearlings,
Jfi.00ii. 50. Others unchanged.
Butter
PORTLAND, Ore. May 24. But
ter Hteady. Extra cubes 29c; car
i tons 31c; prints 30c. Butterfat 'No
i 1 churning cream 2527c f. o. b.
i Portland; undergrades 23c.
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I Snn Francisco Eggs nnd Poultry
SAN FRANCISCO, .May 24. But
; t tor, extras 35 Vi ; prime firsts, 34c.
iHf Eggs, fresh extras, 36c; extra firsts,
a 20 c; undersized pulets, 18c. Poul-
j try uncnangea.
I.ibrty Bonds.
NEW YORK, May 24. Liberty
bonds closed: 3''s $88. 1.0: first 4's.
$87.20: second 4's $87.40: first 4Vi's
$87.30; second (li's $87.00: third
4 14's $90.03; fourth 4S' $87.20;
Victory 3i'B $97.72; Victory 4-Vs,
$97.70.
N. Y. Stocks
NEW YORK, May 24. Additional
dividend suspensions, encouraged an
incierisc.ot selling pressure in the
stock ninrkot today.'- Numerous in
dustrials. and specialties sustained ex
treme; losses of 2 to nariy 10 points.
Sales 'approximated 750,003 snares.
NEW' YORK, May 24 Heaviness
In the stock market today extended to
bonds.'' 'Liberty SVs, which are tax
Bveimit .' were freely sold down to
$87.79, the lowest price ever
eeordd
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. 28.5
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for that Issue.
Allls-Chiiliners,
American Beet Sugar.
American Can
American Car A Foundry
American Hide & Leather pfd
American International Corp...
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Rcf'g. ..
American Sugar
American Sumatra Tobacco ...
American T. & T.
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
AU.. Gulf A W. Indies
Baldwin . Locomotive
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Baltimore A Ohio
Itetlilehem Steel "B' .
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio,
Chicago. Mil und St. Paul
Chicago, R. I- !'
Chino Copper
Colorado Fuel A lron, .
corn i Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar
Erie
lienl-rnl Electric
cienernl Motors
HoiKliich Co
('.rent Northern pfd.
(ireat Northern Ore Ctfs.
Illinois Cnlral (bid)
Inspiration Copper
lrtti'Mer. Marine pfd
International Paper
Kennerott Copper
loiHsviile & Nashville,...
.Maxwell Motors
' Mexican Petroleum
Allanil Copper
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Hep, Iron, Sleel
I "al UllU'il. ..
T?8- , Tra1
iMnclair. Con. Oil
Sput hern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard (Ml of X,. J. pfd.
Ntlfdebaker Corporation ..
T.exun A Pacific
"Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Oil .......
Union Pacific
L". 8, Food Products
I'. S. P.etail Stores . :
V. S. lnd. Alcohol
United States Rubber
United States Steel
I'tah Copper
Wi-slinghouse Electric t
Willys Overland
American Zinc, Lead and Sm..
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Butte and Superior 14.
Cala. Petroleum 42.5
Montana Power, (hid) .
Shnttuck Arizona (bid)
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'ura Oil
Invincible. Oil
General, Asphalt
eagle: point eaglets
By A. O. KowUtt
On Thursday. Hie 12th Inst., Mrs.
Joe Merriman ajid Mrs. Perry Haley
gave a. card parly at the homo of
the former. There was twenty-two
present and after spending an hour
or two in social games, light refresh
ments were served and the. rest of
the evening., was, spent -in ''a.' social
way. and my, iU'ormant tHs '"e that
they hud-. a very- enjoyable, .time to
gether. . . ,,,v '
Mr. anJ Mrs. A. W. Walker, two
daughters. Misses Ida and Annabelle
'Walker and Miss Ida Matney were
'guests at ihe Slmnyside last Tues
day for dinner. Mr! Walker is an
automobile dealer and garage man of
Medford and was out with his family
combining business with pleasure. He
had been out to take his brother lo
his homestead on Clark creek in the
Derby section.
.Walter Marshall of Brownsbnro
was a business caller and. also Char
ley Clngcade, who. Is stopping with
his parents here in town, while his
Wife is in the, hospital in Medford.
She is troubled with a goitre and is in
srious condition. '
George Given was also a business
caller the same day; and so was Pearl
Stowell, both living on P.oguc rivet
west of town.
W. E. Hanimel, wife and her father,
Mr. Robert R, linter, passed through
town on Wednesday morning on their
way to Medford. '
Robert McCabe and two of his
neighbors drove In Wednesday and
passed on toward the valley.
J. It. Slsemore, J. Dixon and Roy
Stanley called; fon dinner Wednesday.
Messrs.- Slsemore. and Dixon are
prominent stock men of Fort Klam
ath and Roy Stanley is one of the
leading stock men in .this section of
the country.
Mr. A. H. Daugherty the traveling
representative of the Itoubhley
medicines and, extracts was also here
for dinner.
Frank Simpson one of the pioneers
of the valley of Brownsboro, was a
business caller Wednesday.
Wm. K. Coleman and W. D. Stend
nian were here for dinner and were
also, here again Thursday. Mr. Cole
man Is special deputy game warden
and Mr. Steadman is of the Rogue
lands Irrigation Co. Mr. J. W. Mit
chell, and, Raymond, Furry wvere, with
ithem on Thursday. Mr. Mitchel is of
the Mitchel Ladder. Co,, who have
ithtv, construction of the. screens to
be used in the irrigation ditches, to
prevent the fis hrom -entering the
ditches, Mi:. Furry is. of the. Rogne
lands Irrigation Co. They were out
on the irrigation ditches on Lictlo
Butte creek.
I see that in my last letter pub
lished. In The Mail Tribune,, the
printer made me say that Mr. ami
Mrs. Harry. Stanley had been blessed
by the arrival of a fine boy, when it
should have been Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Stanley, and when I saw the mis
take I began to enquire If there was
a Harry Stanley among the five
brothers and felt greatly relieved
when I learned that there was not,
because 1 began to think that 1 might
be met by some woman, who might
demand tin explanation.
' Speaking about babies I received
word last night, Friday, that Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hurnish, formerly of this
I pine, but now of Phoenix, were the
proud parents of an 8-pouiul. daugn
ter, born .May 17, 1921. Dr. W. W.
P. Holt informed me. ajso. yesterday
that Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas F. Nichols
werej. presented at noon the 20th Inst.,
with a .four nnd a half-pound glrl.i
Thomas Caclton of Flounce Rock
was a culler Thursday, and so f was
Clifford Henson and Miss Kula Nor
ris, daughter of Mr. John Norrls; the
foreman on the J. M. Wilfley orchard.
Our school closed on. Friday , and
for the closing exercise, they had, a
picnic dinner and one of the little
girls in speaking of it remarked that
they did have a fine time indeed.
The two, teuchers, Miss Josephine Ri
ley and Miss Ruth Young, in leaving
here leave a whole community,! jint
only the children, but-the parentrtiiis
well, of. warm friends who would, be
glad to welcome-them lr1- ns teach
ers for the next year's S'-.ool terf
Alex Vestal of Reese Creek was
among the few business i. llers Fri
day, ' !' 1
There wore. two strangers here: Ffrl
day ,fov dinner, but requested, ,ito
withliuld their nanjiis frim the pub
lic. ' . ' , ' '
1 William Perry' anu ..ife were here
-Middle States Oil . . . '.
Mid.vu.lt; Steijl . .
Missouri Pacific
New Yolk Central
X. Y., X. H. and Hnrtforil
Norfolk & Western fi
Northern Pacific
Oklahoma Prod. & ltef. ...
'Pan American Petroleum .
Pennsylvania . . . .
People's (Uis.
Perry
very
welcome guest.
Mrs. il. A.' Weidman. the' business
manaKcr and sales lady of the T.
K, Nichols store, went to Meilford
Thursday to consult Dr. Holt, with
jrcKard to her case.
1 J. M. Hftytmin and S. 1.. Conner
(were business' callers Friday and Mi".
'Unyiuan. who has charge of .lie .1.
ill. Cooley ' orchard, reports that the
fruit crop will noL he up to the aver
age in the orchard on account of the
late frost.
Mrs. Ralph Stanley of Butte Falls
and Mrs. C. W. Austin of Mcdfoiil
were passengers cm the stage Friday
on their way to Meilford. Mr. and
Mrs. Austin went up to their ranch
beyond Butte FaJIs in their car. but
the late rains made the roads so had
that he thought best for him lo re
main a little longer and have her go
home and look after tilings there.
Dividend Is Passed.
NEW YORK. May 24 The Central
Leather company today passed its
quarterly dividend of 1 i per cent on
preferred stock. The company hud
maintained dividends on the basis of
7 per cent unnually since l'JOli, a year
after its organization.
Estimates place the number of cat
tle in the United States at about IIS.
000.000. Summons
In the Circuit Court or the State ol
Oregon, for Juckson County.
Emily B. Mercer, Plaintiff, vs. Joseph
B. Mercer, Defendant.
To Joseph B, Mercer, the above
named defendant: In the name of the
State ol Oregon, you are nuretiy re
quired to appear and unswer the com
plaint on file herein, on or before the
last day prescribed m the order for
publication of summons, to-wlt: the
expiration of six weeks from the. (Into
of the first publication of tiis sum
mons; und if you fail to so appear hum
answer said complaint, for want there
of, the plaintiff will upply to the Court
for the relief prayed for In the com-j
piailll, BUCCIIlCLiy SLULCU ua lOIUint, LU-
wit:
For a decree of the Court dissolving
the bonds of matrimony existing be
tween plaintiff nnd defendant; that
plaintiff's maiden name be restored lo
her; and for such other relief as may
be equitable. ,
This summons is published in the
Medford Mail Tribune, by order of tha
Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge )f the said
Court, made and entered April 30,
1921. The date of the first publication
hereof is May 3rd, 1921.
GLENN O. TAYLOR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address: 220 W. Main St., Medford,
Oregon.
Notico of Sale of Government Timber
General Land Office, Washington,
D. C, April 10, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that subject
to the conditions and limitations of
the Acts of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat. 218),
and June 4, 1920 (41 Stat., 758), and
the instructions of the Secretary of
the Interior of September 15, 1917,
and June 22, 1920, the timber on the
following lands will be sold June 3,
1921, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public auc
tion at the United States Land Orfice
at RoseburgT Oregon, to the highest
bidder at not less than the appraised
value as shown by this notice, sale to
be subject, to the approval of the Sec
retary of the Interior. The purchase
price, with an additional sum of one
fifth of one percent thereof, being
commissions allowed, must be deposit
ed at time, of, sale, money to be return
ed if sale is not approved, otherwise
patent will issue for the timber which
must be removed within ten years.
Bills will be received. Irotn citizens of
the United States, associations of such
citizens and corporations organized
under the laws of the United States or
any state, territory or district thereof
only. Upon application of a qualified
purchaser, tha timber on any legal
subdivision wiU be. offered aeparately
befoi'e being included in any offer of a
larger unit. V .
T. 39 S R:. 1 W.. Sec L. SWVi
NVV,, pine, 150; M., Fir 175 M., none
of the pine to be sold for less than
$2.50 per AI., and none ot the fir to be
sold for less than S2;00 per M. : T. 33
S., R. 5 W., Sec. 9, NW SW'4, pine
200 M,) flf 440 M... hone of the pine to
be sold foi less than ?2.50 per M., and
none of the fir to.be sold for less than
11.00 per M. T. 31 S R. 7 W., Sec. 1
NEi4 SW'4, fir 300iM., not to be sold
for less than $1.00 per M. T. 39 S
R. 8 W Sec. 3, SWV NE'i, pine 280
M fir 150 M., NE NW&, pine 220
M., Fir 45 M., SV4 NWVi. Pine 106
M., fir 20 M NWV SV4. pUe 45 M
fir 10 M, BW14 SW, pine 95 M
fir 35 M SEV4 SW, pine 140 M ,
fir 10 M., none of the pine to be sold
for less than $3.00 per M., and none
of the fir to bo sold for less than $1.00
per M. WILLIAM SPRY,
Commissioner General Land Office.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Store room at 33 North
Grape street. Inquire .at Valley
Candy Co. -- . , 69
LOST
IXJST 34x4 tire. Finder please re
! turn to Mall-Tribune and receive re
I ward. . . 60
LOST Brown fox fur in balcony at
Page theater Sunday morning. Fin
der please return to box office at
Page oi-Mall Tribune. 54
Good Service
Is measured by results. Are
you obtaining satisfactory re
sults? If not, consult us about
your bookkeeping and other
business troubles.
O Auditiis
Accounting
AYSTEM
ERVICEIO:
rltsuraicc
I rvestneirs
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m. p. sciiiirrr, Mgr.
Phone 581 Liberty Bldg.
for Dinner Friday and Mrs.
visited the1 most of, Ihc day, :
W ANTED SITUATIONS
I WANTKD Bookkeeping, by experi
enced bookkeeper. Phone 42..-J. ol'
WANTED Dressmaking. Alterations,
hemstitching, picotins. braiding,
beading, accorUeon pleating, buttons
covered. Prompt'service, work guar
anteed. Alice Scott, Singer Shop,
111 S. Fir. Phone .215-11. 7S'
WANTED Position by capable sten
ographer. Ans. Box ,1, Mail Inbuilt'.
54
WANTICD By man with family.
steady ranch work. C. C. Vorce,
Rogue River, Ore. 62
WANTED Position in small mill by
timekeeier: would consider retail
lumber office work. Box 302, Mail
Tribune. 55
SITUATION WANTED High school
graduate wishes position in abstract
office; willing to learn: salary sec
ondary matter. Address 302, Mail-
Tribune. 55
WANTED Office work by capable
young lady; good penman and knowl
edge of typewriter. Address Miss
Blake, Mail-Tribune. 55
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Competent girl for general
housework. Phone 431 R.
WANTED Competent cook.
5t). Tel. 3S0.
Wages
tf
WANTED Good woman for general
housework on ranch. Mrs. Geo. 11,
Mnnsfield, Prospect, Ore. tf
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Young team, well mulched
mures, weisht not under 3,000. Phone
41 l-R-3. 511
WANTED Contract to put up hay on
shares, by ton or day. Box SO, Mail
Tribune. 59
WANT light car to apply on clussy
four-passenger Sttttz Bulldog. Sonic
terms on balance to responsible
party. Box 742, Grants Pass, Ore.
Phone 282-J.
69
WANTED Partly furnished or unfur
nished 4 or 5 room modern cottage,
by June 1st. Call Derby, 73. 65
WANTED To lease for one year.
large store suitable for automobile
salesroom and gjruge. Space 50
feet wide by 140 feet deep. Rent
$150 per month. Address A, care
Mail Tribune. tf
WANTED Shoe repairing tiy export
Also new and second hand shoes at
reduced prices. Medford Shoe Hos
pital, 119 E. Sixth street. tf
WANTED Today. Four auto tires up
to 5 inches, to bo, filled with Univer
sal Tiro Filler. , ,.tCo, punctures or
blowouts. Servlcs-i Station at Mod
ford Natatoiiuin. tf
WANTED House moving and
pairing. Phone 4S8-M or 488-X,
WANTED Several men and boys to
know that you can buy any bike for
$2.00 per woek. Liberty Shop, S.
Grape. ' ' . tf
iFOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
TOR " RENT Two furnished hotise
honsekeepiug rooms. Adults 221 N.
Holly. 54
FOR RENT Furnished and unfur
nished, housekeeping and sleeping
rooms. C41 Pine St. 65
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
room: also sleeping porch; adults.
325 E. Jackson St. Phone 211. 54
FOR RENT Two or four light house
keeping rooms. 511 S. Central.
FOR JlENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Largo newly furnished
sleeping rooms In private family,
$2.50 per week. 325 S. Riverside. 64
FOR RENT Room, $2.00 per week.
446 S. Front. ' 00
FOR RENT
Gcntlemen. -Nice sleeping rooms.
245 N. Grape St. tf
, FOR RENT BOUSES
FOR RENT 3-room partly furnished
house, lot 50x100; large porch and
woodshed; a bargain. 612 King. '60
FOR RENT 5-room modern liouso, 3
acres adjoining. 008 W. Jackson St.
- ' 64
FOR RUNT Five room modern house.
608 N. Jackson St. 63
FOR RENT Modern
house, newly
532 S. Ivy St.
' 64
painted and papered.
FOR RENT 12-rootn nicely furnished
house with player piano and lurge
phonograph. Fine resldcnco district.
Garage, 4 acres garden. Suitable
for one or two families.
P.
O. Box
1094.
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FOR RENT Four room cottage West
side of valley, good location; rent
reasonable. M. E. RooL
FOR UK NT A l'ARTM 10 NTS
FOR RENT Furnished apartments
for adults, lower floor. 333 E. Jack
son. Front entrance. ' 63
FOR RENT rARMS
FOR RENT 2000 acre grain nnd
stock ranch on river near railroad
station. P. o. Box 1094. li
FOR RUNT Irrigated alfalfa ranch
near railroad town anu river. Gold
Kay Realty Co. tf
FOR EXUHAHGB
FOR TRADE Will trade good auto as
part payment on modern, homo In
Meilford. Pnone i-i. u"
FOR TRADE Trucks to trade for city
property, d. A. Chllders Motor Co.,
127 N. Riverside, tf
FOU SALE REilj ESTATE !
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for home
iu Medford: 10 acres. S acres ol
Bartlctt and Anjou pears; 2 acres
Spitz and Newtown apples. Fully
paid up water right for entire pluce;
lino drainage; small 2-room house
Willi porch, good small barn, chicken
houses, good well of water. Brown
& White. 59 '
'OK SALE 4-room furnished house.
$400 cash will handle. C. S. liuttei
licld. ii"
FOR SALE Good 4-room house, new
ly painted and papered; wood house,
chic:ken house: berries, fruit trees:
garden, potatoes planted: phone, city
water; low taxes. At a bargain for
quick sale. Plume 805-11. o7
FOR SALE Especially desirable 5
room modern house on Rose Ave..
unusual number of bulll-lu features,
5 closets, 2 trunk rooms, sleeping
porch and garage. Immediate pos
session. Phone 93S-W. 59
FOR SALE 40 acres land near Eagle
Point. Good fruit land. May have
value for oil. Moderate payment will
handle. Will sell all or part. II. C.
Stoddard, P. O. Box 477, Los Angeles
California. 7N
FOR SALE 5 acres orchard, build
lugs and all under ditch, $LS00. In
quire 51S King St. . tt
FOR SALE li room house, two sep
arata apartments, furnished or un
furnished; an exceptional buy lor
investuiont or ns a, home, impure
518 King St., . r '. ' ,! M"
FOR SALE Fiiur room house, mod
ern ? plumbing, electric light; good
location; IPIico $500. .Terms. Pone
soivy.i ;','t 58
FOR S-Lli Modern bungalows, fine
condition, good neighborhoods. Must
sell, Examlno und make offer.
-.Nothing reasonable .refused. P. O.
Box 951.', 57
FOR SALE Buy from owner, 5 acres
or more, good hoiir.o. barn, chicken
house. Near town. For information
write Box B. B., Mail Tribune. 60
FOR SALE 120 acre homestead relin
quishment, 4V& miles east of Med
ford, on county roud, all fenced,
good house and small octbuildlngs:
goo wire corral. Address J., 133
Hurgadine, Ashland, Ore. 50
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Twenty
acres of land situated near to Eaglo
Point, will trade for California pro
perty. Address Owner, 209 Nicolaus
Building, Sacramento, Calif. 72
FOR SALE Wood and timborlanils
near medford from $12.50 acre up;
easy payments. Brown & White, tf
FOR SALE-T-WU1 trade Medford home
or ranch for good automobile. Gold
Ray Realty Co. . tl
FOR SALE Oc account of leaving
Medford will soli my home, 340 S.
Riverside. Two story bungalow,
East front, eight rooms, two baths,
fire-place, Bleeping porch, built-in
features in living room, dining room
and kitchen. Fruit room, woodsheds
and garage. Lot 80x100. Mrs. Oeo.
J. Hoffman, phono 292-X. 59
FOR SALE Four room house with
sleeping porch and garage. One-hull'
acre lot plowed and planted,; berries
and gnrden. Well located in Med
ford. Price $1250. Will accept Binall
cash sum and monthly payments, W.
B. Hewitt, 125 S. Front St. tf
FOR SALE Altai In, gram . and stock
ranches, from $5.00 per acre up;
long time, easy payments. Gold Ray
Really Co. ' . ' ' tf
FOR SALE Good ranches. Bee us
before buylug.. J. B. Andrews, 31
N. Grape St. Phone 63-M. tf
FOR SALE! Lease ana exchange real
estate. Gold Ray Realty Company.
FOR SALE Houses and bungalows.
lurnishea. or unturnisnea; aico
acreage, C. S. Butterfleld, phone
216. .-''
. FOR SALB IAVK8TOCK
'OR SALE Ono nice black siuldlo
miirei. A beauty; Safe for ladies.
Call at E. R. Jones' blacksmith shop,
Jacksonville, Orei . 59
FOR SALE Work team, harness nnd
wagon. Will trado for cnr. 737 W.
Clark St. Call after 5 p. m. . 68
FOR A LB Team heuvy
horses.
65
riionu iiiu meiiioru.
FOR SAL E Good i m 1 1 k goat, cheap.
Call 660-X. T
FOR SALE Three fresh milk cows.
J. B. Yarbrotigh, Griffin Creek. 60
FOR SALE A few fresh milk cows,
officially tested. Adjacent to avia
tion field, Medford. Schtilz Bros. GO
FOR SALE Ten first-class milk cows,
high producers. Walsh's place, one
mile northeast ol Medford on Crater
Lake TOad. 67
FOR SALE Mount Crtnt Ranch of-
, fers for sale fonr Shorthorn bulls,
' ready for service, your choice for
, $350. Two younger at $200, mostly
red. Apply James Stewart, Mounts
crest. Ranch. Hilt, Calif. tf
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Dodge touring car, good
terms. Phono 100. ' '69
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Chevro
let 490, 1918, newly painted, new top
and extra good tires, $025. Will al
low fair price for Ford in running
, order. P. O. Box 732. 5
FOR' SALE 1919 Fortl runabout.
.lames. Campbell, Nprdwlck Tito Co,
65
FOR SALE Classy Ford bug with
5 wire wheels. A bargain. Henry
! Crotichor, DoBarr Ave., Medford. 66
FOR SALE Dodge car in excellent
condition. Tonus If desired. Phone
lilrj between G and 8 p. in.
FOR SALF MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Beautiful nigella and
sweet peas. Phone 353-.1. 5ii
FOR SALE 300 tiers wood, 1 mile
north of Sam's Valley P. ().; one
Velio hack to trade for good milk
cow. Charles Gilchrist, Gold Hill,
Ore. 55
FOR SALE 5 ton !
;rain hity, 2 miles
II. P. Anderson.
50
north of Phoenix.
FOR SALE One large light oak li
brary table, Spanish leather couch,
Spanish leather rocker, hammock,
I-qt. fruit jars, dining chairs, Spun
ish leather bottom, dining table, X II
oak: 1 oak rocker. 539 West 10th St.
FOR SALE 20 acres alfalfa bay
standing. Will furnish mower and
rake. 78S-J-1. 57-'
FOR SALE .303 Savage, rifle, A-l con
ditioii. See II. Giev at Tribune of
fice or phono BJ9. 5S
FOR SALE Six different Btyles 1921
Singers, and all makes second hand
machines. Your terms are ours.
Oil, needles, belts, shuttles, bobbins
all makes. We repair all makes.
New Singers rented by mouth.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 10 S.
Fir. Phono 215-R. 7S
FOR SALE Cheap, good horse, har
ness ami hack; also a dandy gentle
saddle mare, saddle and bridge.
Walsh's Place, one mile northeast of
Medford on Crater Lake road. til
FOR SALE Sunrise and Netted Gem
seed potatoes. Phono I03-X-2. 64
FOR SALE Hurley-Davidson three
speed, motorcycle, jttst overhauled.
Has new sprockets, valves, good
tires and sidecar. Guarantee)! nie
chuttleul condition, Call at 213
llcatty St., after 0 o'clock evenings.
68
FOR SALE 1 Taconia donkey engine
11x15 with line, 30 log chains IS ft.
Axes, cross-cut saws, cant hooks,
chittt! rollers and miscellaneous log
ging equipment. 2 General Electric
motors, 35 h. p.. 2200 voltage. Big
Pines Lumber Company. tf
FOR SALE Centrifugal pump, 350
500 gals, capacity. Bargain. Wm.
Young, Young's, Garage. ,65
FOR SALE One 10,000 gallon red
wood tank; good condition. John
Lyden, Jacksonville, Ore. 54
FOR SALE Alfalfa. Party to cut and
pay so much n ton. Ranch just west
of Central Point. R. L. Wilson.
Phone 500-.T-4. 54
FOR SALE Six-hole range with coils,
good condition. 12 S. Orangp. 86
FOR SALE Fordson tractor cheap.
Palton, Robinson Inc. '
TOR SALE One slightly used SpenrB
Wells tractor orchard cultivator at
n very low price Geo. 1, Troichier
Motor Co. tf
FOR SALE Cunnry birds.
, 817-Y.
Phone
tf
FOR SALIC TomutD plants, ready now
in any quantity. C. Carey, phone
lti-t'-ii. tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two twelve
h. p. gasoline engines. Hubbard
Bros., . , tf
FOR SALE Sand, gravel, sediment
and dirt. Plowing and teaming work
done. Phone 912-JX Samuel Bate-
man, 30? Maple St , ,
FOR SALE One new Sampson trac
tor at a very low price; will take
good team In on payment, balance
cash and terms. Geo. L, Treicliler
Motor Co., Medford, Ore. ; tf
WU SALE POULTRY AND EGGS
FOR SALE Bronze, turkey eggs at,
reduced prices ns long as on hand.
Mjs. D. W. Luke, phono 539-J-l. 63
FOR. SALE Eight weeks old White
. Leghorn pullets. Tailored strain, R.
) ViCrnm. Phono 697-R-l. 54
i ,i :
FOR, SALE Rhode Island Red- eggs,
$1.00 per sotting. Phono. 847-Y.
MISCELLANEOUS,
CITY TAXI, phono 100. Good sorylce,
reasonable prices. ' New manage
ment, 119 E; Sixth St. 1 " tf
MONIClf TO LOAN
CO LOAN J. B, Andrews loans money
on real estate and, buys mortgages
and Liberty bonds, Phone 63-M. 31
North Grape street
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. A VAN VORIS
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5,
No. 23 North Central Avo., up
stairs. . - - -
JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY Incorporated - 1904.
Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Attorneys
PORTER J. N IS F F A ttorney-at-1 aw.
i rooms S and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. REAMEiS
Corey Building.
-Lawyer, Garnott-
O. C. BOGUS- Real Estate, law and
settlement of estates a specialty.
IJ. F. LINDAS--Attorney, Genera)
Practice." Patents a specialty,
Stewart Bldg. '
WINFIELD- R. GAY LOR D Lawyer.
Room 7 Pnlm block, 107 Eust Main
St., Medford.
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK &
BLOCK WORKS speclllze in all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor, Fit and Tenth Streets. .
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Au(o Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are
operating the largest, oldest and
host equipped plant lu the Pacific
northwest. Use our springs when
others fail. Sold under written
guaranteed. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Chiropractic Pliyslcinn
JOUETT P. BRAY Straight Chiro
practic, rooms 4 09-10 M. F. & H.
building. 9 to 12 a. m.. 2 to 5 p.
m., daily except Thursday. Phone
680.
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Natural Painless Meth
ods. Room 42S M. F. & II. Bldg.
Phone 90 5.
Elect i-lc Service.
BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Fac
tory distributors for Exide Batter
ies and Fairbanks-Morse light
plants. Nat. Building. Phluo 116.
Expert Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil
son. C. P. A. . Attention given to
anything in Accounting and Income
Tax requirements. Look Into our
simplified accounting method. Lib.,
erty Bldg., Medford. phone 157-R,
Farm Loan Bonds
FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARMER,
by buying Farm Loan Bonds. Pro
ceeds to make additional form loans
and improve agricultural conditions.
Terms and particulars,. E. H. Hurd,
Secy.-Treas., 411 M. F. & II.-Bldg,,.
Medford. j . .ii'
Fidelity anil Surety Bonds
ii
FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS i
Wo executo all forms of bonds.
JlcCurdy Insurance Agency. tf
Instruction in Music.
FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher of
piano and harmony. Halght Musla
studio, 318. Guruutt-Coroy Build
ing Phone 72.
Mosnn Art Rugs
MOSAN ART RUG CO. We weave
rugs from old carpets and rugs and
clean all rugs. "Rugs we clean ari
clean when we clean them." 111
W. Tenth, phone lSO.f Free doliv
ery. 1
Osteopaths
DR. F. G. CAHLOW, DR. EVA MAINS
CARLOW Osteopathic - Physi
cians. 416-417 Gamott-Corey Bids
Phono 904-L. Residence ; 26. 3,
Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
Physician. Special attention given1
to eye, ear, nose and throat. 30J
Liberty building. Phone 496; '
Painting and Paper Hanging,
LEWIS & CASEY Painting, Paper-v
hanging, tinting. . Estimates fur-'
niahed free, s Phono' 189..' 26 S.
Grape St. 1 ' ' - '
Physicians and Burgeons,'
T. G. HEINE, M. D, Physician ami
Surgeoa, Surgery or eyes, ears,
nose ana throat. AH diseases oi
' these organs treated. Glasses fitted
1 814-315 Liberty Bldg. -
DR. J. J. EMMENS-Phystclan and.
Surgeon. Practice limited, to ye,
, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien-
I tifically tested; and. glasses sup
plied.. Oculist and AurlBt for S. P.
R. It. Co., M. F. A H. Bldg. Phone
' ' SOT. -, cj-.r '.-. ..(-.:. -. '-'
JAMES ,C HAYES Physician, and,;
1 Surgeon: office, hours 11, to 12 a.
m., 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. Sparta Build
ing; residence 1406 ' WV: Main,:
Phones: Office 663, res; 492.
"Specialty," Medlcan and- Surgical
Diagnosis. ,:-.) ,, i " m tt'
DR.,WM, W. P, HOLlV-PhyBlclan
nnd Surgeon., Offices M. F. A H.
Bldg. Phone 165. Residence 118
Genesee St. Phone. 165-J-2. '"
DR. Ai BURSELL Spinologist, Phys
ician and surgeon, . Spinal adjust
ments, general treatments and dim
gonoBis. 309-10-11 M F & HV;
Bldg. Elevator to third ' floor,
Phone 29. '
Printers nnd Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTING qO., has, tha.
nest . equippea printing, office iu
Southern Oregon. Book binding,,'
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems
etc. Portland prices. 27 N.' Fir St,'
Real Estate,
BROWNi A WHITE Real Estate, Int
aurance, Loans, Investments, Notary
Public. Holland Hotel corner. . . tf
Rug Weaving.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS
makes fluff rugs, front old and
worn carpeta and rugss - .Phonsi
. 510-M. 70 Pine St. . ,'' -.
Transfer.
EADS. TRANSFER A STORAGE COv
i Office-42 Jyorth, Front St. Phone
310. Prices right., Sorvlco guar-.'
nnteed. -,,(..:
DAVIS TRANSFER Anything mov,
ed, day' or night. ; Sorvlco' guar-'
antoed-. Fair treatment. '104 S.,
Fir.' Phone; Ofrloe. 644 or res.
' G47-R or 206. ' ' '' tt
Undertakers
'ERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth,
and Oakdalu. Ambulance service,
Phone 47, '