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Newspaper Page TextTRTHUNK MEDTX)KD, Oii:(":OX Yi:nNIn.V. ,71'XK 1. 1021 PAfiE SEVEN AND SOUTHERN OREGON READ THE MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY Can you afford to ignore all these people who' are constantly watching the classified columns of The Mail Tribune in order to fill their many wants? Start at once and use this Advertising Medium . MEDFftRD jtATLi WPEOPLE R JACKSON COUNTY if - - nut wjin yourself Sport B. V.D.'s --,!;,..!: - - ij.":,.!., run - - ' ! li l',-,,,l MINNEAPOLIS Captain Phil and J- M. Davies, members of the land Stanford university tennis fain will open. a rour months tour of tin central west and east here this after - noon when. they moot a University of Minnesota team. SYRACUSE, X'Y. Jasper C. Skim of (Morton established an American record here yesterday when he broke 200' straight targets to win the New York amateur .championship at sln-.-p. targets. The best previous scute In a state championship was 199. PRINCETON. N. J.-The University of California crew which is tu race, the Princeton varsity on Lake Came Kic Saturday, did not go out this urnm litg for the first time since its arrk il two weeks ago and hereafter will row uiii. in niiciimuii. i ne men seem to he in condition and Coach li. F. Wnllis'is planning to spend the re nialning time In polishing the blade work. The westerners covered a quarter mile in 1:10 1-5 yesterday, ex ceptionally fast time If this pace could lie kept up over the entire mile and seven-eights course. IIONFORP.Cal. Ralph Stroud, for luer pitcher In the Pacific Coast Base ball league, said yesterday ho planned ,to repudiate-.liis signature to a two year contract .with the Chicago White .Sox, iyjiich .he. stated, he signed last jT"l'.'icco Products .. Sunday 'Jiefoi'e no witnesses: iTriinsiiintinentai on . I'ulon Pacific ., WALLA WALLA-Whltmnn college' s' Petal I 'stores H ihaseball team, fell before Washington v. ' , "i!"," " , State's, nine yesterday X-to. 2. irnited states Rubber SEATTLE Pal Moore, Memphis bantamweight boxer was ready for his bout tonlgnt ,wilji Franklc Monroe of San Francisco. The bout will go four rounds. . EUGENE Jack Ueneflcl has been appointed graduate manager at the University of Oregon. ; SALEM R. L. Mathews, for six . years WIManiette university athletic coach, loft yesterday for Seattle whore ho has accepted a position on the athletic staff of (ho -University ,of Washington. j , IT - ' ' ' - - ! - - - Livestock , PORTLAND, Ore., Juno .1. Cattle steady; .receipts 40. Hogs steady; ..receipts 182. Prime light $8.50 9.25, others unchanged. Sheep steady to stronger; receipts 1051. .Prime, lambs $6.507.25; others .unchanged.! . Butter, PORTLAND, Ore., June 1. Hutler c higher. Ilutterfnt lc higher. Extra ,cubes 31c; cartons 33c; prints 32c. ilutterfat, No. .1 churning cream 20 & ,8c f.o.b. Portland; undcrgrndes 24c. Poultry and Eggs PQRTLAND, June .1. Poultry Hens, ,17.i;23c; tbroilers, 1525c; old roosters, 12c. .Hay Hay Buying price, .tlmpt!y, $21"! 5; alfalfa, $18 & 18.50. Wheat PQRTLAND, Qxa., June ..Wheat: .llard whito $1.32; white, white club, $1.30; hard tcr, northern spring, $1.20; 1. soft : "alia ,$1.2.. Today's car recoipts Wheat 113; flour 4; oats 4; hay 2. NEW YORK, June 1. Today's slock market-duplicated for the must pint Us recent dull and reactionary movements. Speculative issues re corded rurthcr material price iinpalr- nient, .Sales approximated 575,0ml nhn res. Allls.Clialnicis ' 31""' American Hcet Sugar Aniorie.m . Can American Car Foundry American Hide & Leather pfd. American International Corp. American Locomotive American Smelting &ltcf'g. .- American Sugar . . . American Sumatra ToPlacco . . American T. & T. . AnicKlcan .Woolen Anappnda Copper Atchison All...fiulf & W. Indies Paldwln Locomotive L-iltlmnre .& Ohio I'-thJehem Steel. "H" - ''anadiiln" Pacific ''ntial Leather . 'bandler Motors' .'i.'l ' 'besapcake Ohio ' l.lea'Bo. Mil, mid St. I'n nl ::i;.5'i 2H.f 123.20' 53.50 15. S4. 42. X 4.8 (1(1.2 5 in 1.3 72.75 4".12 Si. 37:50 S2.50 10.v 5;. ;ii r.73 '37. , 02. 0 r.s.a ;.N. Y. Stocks BP ART A BUILDING DIRECTORY (ieorire Andrews, .Manager ii.AIN FLOOH IH SV CORNER MOTOR CO.. I Ire' MODERN- PI,I'.MItING IlK.VriM V.,. ... LXU.'SgE TIRE CO:.'Nev'.;nd i.cbu HI Tires SECOND FLOOR 1'R. A. Bl'RKLVND, Chiropractor " !R. V. R KAUFMAN. Denial Surgeon ;IR. il. .. II.AWCS. .Pluslclai. "d ". GEORGE ANDREWS STUDIOS. olee. Mrs. I.eorM MRS .IT, T (HIKE. Piano nnd Harmony Mils. OEOIIGE MAIHX. Drewniakli"! " FLORENCE HOWELL. VIollnM 1 '"'' ' " ha 24.7 n !' riel,,. jS,,.,. ' I 1 ;.a M. ' 133.7 lo. a , i ( c ""il Ki.itii,. "lil Mot,,., iiili.li , . North, piii I ' ' Norlli-ri, j Illinois cf. .-. :'8. Ml. SS.50 ii. . :o..i4' I no. 4.!a 149.75 1 3.25' H- CtlH. ! 1 n-pii .m., Copp.V I'"-m.tI'm n.'.t.",;"" I "tcril,,,.., l':,,,,.,. : Kein,.( ,,,, ( I.'.'ll.svil . & .avl,vlk: " " -1a.w. .Mi,.M -xicaii ivti,,i,um';:";' Miami i t,,,,,,.,. Ml'l.l c S,a.s (J1 Miil'.ali. SI, -I MiMi.tm I',-,,,,,. New v.irk C..,,t,al N- V., X. . an, llartf.in'l' Norfolk .V: w. stern . . . Noi tin-, , .,.),. ' ' l Uilahon.a I'l .iil a. .r 111. . 115. .10 7 1.75 2.1:' flli.B ' 35. 51.3 I'll. 13.1! 72.3 , 55.25 5 11.25 41, S 23.50 75.2 5 20.12 10.S.II ' 7 2 'l 5 X.5II 35.75 23. S ; I'an nn-Mian Ivtrolem,, . I eiinvvlw. j I'e.ijiit: S (JaS .. I I'llt.-l.ii.-e and W, Va. . . I i.-'iy ( i. as, liidati-d r, i upper Ki-ailme "ep, Iron & Steel ... Royal Dutch. X, V. . Shell Trans, k Trad. . . . . . Sinclair i.'iin Oil Southern I'aeifle . Southern Railway ... Standard dil ,,r x. j. piy.' Kluilebaker Corporation . . Tennessee Coppe,. Texas Co, Texas it Pacific ... 5r,-.50 !i. HX.50 111.25 Ml. 25 (15. 07.12 S0.25 53.12 Hi. 1 1 nitcd states Steel . . jl'lah Copper i w'stlngliouse Electri, Willy's Overland S. American Zinc, Lead and Sin. Putto and Superior (bid) .... Cala. Petroleum . . Montana Power (bid) Shnttuck Arizona Pure Oil Invincible "oil General Asphalt' . . . i 0. 1:1.25 42 S.i 53. 0.73 31. cs. ' ASHLAND, June 1. Next Sunday evening, .lime 4, is the date set for the beginning of the revival renaissance under auspices of Dr. Ilulgin. The meetings will be held in the Chautau qua auditorium. In the meantime var ious committees arc busy with prelim inary arrangements. Rev. C. F. Koeh lcr, Presbyterian pastor, is general chairman, and V. O. N. Smith, secre tary. Sub-committees include the fol lowing activities: Prayer meeting, Mrs. Mary Hovt: advertising.. Rev. W. L. Evans and Mayor Lamkln; delega tion, O..F. Carson; music, G. H. Yeo; chief usher, Homer .Hillings; personal workers, .Leo Jammerthal; treasurer, F. S. Engle; boys and girls, Mrs. Jose phine Chample, pastor of the Christian church; building, H. O. Dutterfield. The' opening services next Sunday evening will assume the proiwrtions of a grand union meeting rally. ' j It Is reported that II. C. Sparr, resid ing here,. and engaged In clerical work at the state highway offices in Med- Iford, is soon to remove to Wisconsin permanently, having accepted a re sponsible position in a big manufac turing Industry, carrying with It a sal ary of $5000 per year. Sixty homing pigeons started from local American Railway Express of fices last Saturday morning on . a "hike" for Vancouver, J!. C, in com petition with records established by airplane service. "As the crow flies," the distance Is about 178 miles, though over 000 by either railroad or highway. Tile birds were liberated here under auspices of a Seattle sportsmen's club. Seldom do all the birds reach any given destination, especially when the number Is so lurge as that which en tered this race. The topic of discourse on Memorial Sunday, by Ucv. C. A. Edwards, 'of the Methoilist church, was "Our Glorious Dead," whilo Rev. W. L. Evans, at the Baptist church, sjioku on "True Greatness. An outing is in prospect for i.vun Butler, .Mayor Lamkln and Henry En ders. Jr.. if they accept appointment at the bands of the chamber of com merce as delegates to tho .National Park to Park Highway association, to be held at Salt Lake, June Hi-17. Funeral services of. the lu:e W. II. Smith, who died latc-y a- rfilt, as re sult of accident, were held at Stock's parlors in this city, under auspices of the Odd Fellows of Itoseburg. of which lodge he was a member. Deceased was 03 years' of age. and a recluse, who followed mining prospecting. Installation or a water settling tank it -.the power- plant up the canyon, agitated for sometime past, has been postponed incletmliciy, me ow... n no funds available to meet this ex pense. ilic cost would apiiiQAiiimi Tcleplioiic 250 Mueller n'JO .sue' SS.- .... -'H.- " '. .-,n:t B43..I :i23-l . . . . . . .323-.I ,uuietnrla .'O.. Heat. Ideal. Areola. I 1-;i ,. . j ASHUWD AND VKINnY ! $10,000. A chief advantage of installation is said tu lie that the puri i.., e f .,, i,t i...' .' .i. .i..i ,i,., .',i,., r! .m,,. ,C m -1 the meters winch are gradually being f iiiitiDiluced. Roily water is merely tem- ' porary during the inciting snow and ; taitiy season. J lncideut to Memorial Day exercises. ' Jibe pioneer cemetery in the vicinity of Kingsbury Springs -.was'talso visited, jwiicru ii voiiuiiaerg u me iiiuuin wai t era are buried, and their resftns Ijdaces were honored accordingly. Members to the number of 07 were added to the roster of Illlluh Temple at . the Shrine ceremonial held at Eu gene lust Saturday. ,As a result the membership is now approaching the 05o mark. Mrs. Louis Lager, after a visit with friends here, left on Wednesday this week for her homo at Aberdeen, .South Dakota, stopping at Kugene on her way to Portland. She was accompan ied north by Mrs. Otilla Caldwell, member of the Dunn family, who lias been visiting relatives and friends In this vicinity, and whoso home Is in Los Angeles. Mrs. Docia Plndor has returned to her homo In Portland,, after a visit here with a number of pioneer fam ines. Many will remember the well known Pasmore Trio of former Chaulnuiua dijys. Thoy will revisit Ashland . this summer, Prof. Henry Hiekford Pus moro conducting a- vocal music class during the summer school season. Since appearing here the gifted daugh ters have won additional honors lioth at home and abroad. Lilhia jiark was tho scone of a merry company lust Friday; ptipf Is of the Wagner Creek school having been en tertained by their teacher, Ethel Trautfether, after "graduation." Plans for celebrating the Fourth are under way, the chamber of commerce ' having appoint A. C. Niiiinger, Fred i I Eugle and O. F. Carson n commit tee to perfect arrangements. The event will be a one-day celebration. As host to children in general throughout the valley, Jesse Winburn kept open house on .Wednesday to a lot of young folks who gathurod at his outing camp in the midst of Wliiburn's cabins in Long's Lodge territory. There was a musical program and feasting galore. Misses Edith Sweency antl Frances Montgomery of Medford, and Mrs. F. G. Swcdeuburg, . of this city, assisted in. great measure in tho entertaining. The Knights of Truth or tho Presby terian church recently pitched their camping tents amid Wagner creek sur roundings. Funeral cervices of Mrs. Sarah Mc Donald,. who died in this city last week were held on Saturday at Dodge's par lgrs, the remains being sent to Myrtle creek for interment. Tho children's playground equip ment has been installed in the parks in readiness for the summer, outing season. . There is more undeveloped water power in northern Maine than in any other section of the eastern seaboard of tlie-Uniled States. The percentage of Jews , to the world's population is estimated ,at nine-tenths of. ono per cent. .There arc about 700 dyes of com mercial importance. HAPPY WOMEN Plenty .T 'Itcm in Moiirord, vanil Good Reason for It. Wouldn't, any woman be happy. . ( After years of backache autlering, ., Day.s of misery, nights of unrest, , The distress of urinary troubles. When she finds freedom. Many readers will profit by the fol lowing: ' Mrs. Hairy llanimctt, 208 Tripp St., Mcdl'ord, says: '.'.Sonic time ago I .used Diuui's Kidney P. lis for an at-, tack of kidney .troubl?" and .know there is nothing better for tliU com-; plaint. My kidneys were disordered and .1 suffered froin . severe back aches. At times 1 would feel dull mill vuil down and my kidneys acted ir i'egulurly. '.Dunn's Kidney 1,'ills soon, relieved the backache and put (iuy kidneys ill good order." Price Ode' at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney rcmed-- fL.t Dunn's Kidney Pills the minn" tii;it Mrs. Hatmpett had. FoHler-Milburii' Co., Mfrs.,' Jitifl'alo, X. Y. ' . Aifv. Notice of Sale of Government Timber General Land Office, Washington, D. C. April 10, 1921. Notice Is hereby given that subject to the coudltionG and limitations of the Acts of June 9, 1910 (39 Stat. 218), and June 4. 1920 (41 Stat., 758),. and AUCTION SALE At Central Point, 'I will sell at auc tion, sinnc very good furniture .beloiiK Ing to Mrs. Edgar. Sale to be at the Methodist Parsonage or. :.st iuid Man sanita street. Haturdny, June 4, at 1 :30 p." m.. comprising 1 Round Oak Dining Table, 's Din ing Clinics. 2 Rockers, Small Library Table. Sanitary Cot, 1 Empire Rug, ;ixl2, 1 Empire Rug, 9xs, 1 Fjhre Rug !l.12. 1 Brussels .Rug,' 8x5, Oak Dress er. -Oak R'We Toi Desk, 2 Kitchen Tabus, Fishing :Outt. 2 Tubs. Avringer. Buckets, ' Honk Case, ' I Stand. Ironing Hoard. Auto Chains. Spot Light. Cainp'Hiove. Singer Sew ing .Machine. Pictures, Irishes. Fruit Jars, f'ook ing Utensils. Gulden Tools, and many other useful articles. Auctioneers Note: If you are fur nishing, don't miss this sale. These woods are worthy or ynur attention. Auelion on Saturday. June 4. 1:30 P. ni.- .terms c.tsn .EO. I.. -NE.W.K, Aucdoncer.'" PS' thls'tho instructions of the Secretary oflj itho Interior of September .15, 1917,. ami . min iv-i'. me limner im uie following lands will bo sold Juno a, .,.I, . , WI- I.OC. ,.-,, .i xv .,- I-...... - i tion at the United States Land Office; at ltoscburg. Oregon, tu the highest i bidder at uot Ucss than the appraised I value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the approval of tho Sec rotary or tno Ulterior, rne purcuasu 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 fur the timber which must bo removed within ten years. Bids will be received lroni citizens of tho 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, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offorod separately before being included in any offer of a larger unit. T. 39 S..-R. .1 W.. Sec. 5, SWtt NWH. plno.150 -M.. Fir 175 M.. none of the pino to bo sold for loss than J2.50 per M., and none of me fir to hei sold for less than 2.no per M. T. 33iFOR TUADH Trucks to trade for city S R. 5 V., Sec. 9, NW'i SW W , pine i 2U0 M fir. 440 M.( none of tho pino to bo sold foi less tnan $2.:0 per M., and none of the fir to be sold for less than $1.00 per M. T. 31 8.. R. 7 W., Sec 1, NEi SW'4. fir 300 M.. not to bo sold for less than $1.00 per M. T. 39 S., R. S W Sec. 3, SW4 N'E',4, pino 2S0 M.. fir 150 M..'NE',i NW!i, pine 220 AL. Fir 15 M SW'i NWy,, pino 105 M., fir 20 M.. NWV1 SW4piae -15 M., fir 10 M., SWVi SWy,, pino 95 M., fir 35 M., SE4 SWV, . pino 140 M, fir 10 M.. none of tho pine to bo sold for loss than $3.00 per M., and none of tho fir to be Bold for less than $1.00 per M. WILLIAM SPKY, Commissioner General Land Office. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Hy expert wnidow clean ers, buildings, store fronts, etc. Floors waxed. Residence work a specialty. Lawns and gardens eared for. .References If desired. Hy Geo. A. Seely, phono 917-L. A. M. llhoads, phono. 705-W. til WANTED Dressmaking. Alterations, hemstitching, plcoting, braiding, ' bending, accordeon pleallug, buttons covered. Prompt service, work guar anteed. -Allco Scott, Singer Shop, 10 S. Fir. Phono 215-R. 78 WANTED Hy. man steady ranch work. . Rogue Rlvqr, Ore.' Willi C. C. family, Vorco, . '62 HELP WANTED Male and Female WANTED-Sovcral nioro o.xK,rieneoil' thinners. Phono 13U-R evenings. Court Hall. , . i r , BL A-NDti ' , HKLP.'W D -FJ5MALE WANTED-tGirl work, two in -Almond St. lor general family. Call house at 131 C2 WANTED $50.00. -Competent cook," Phono 380. Wages tt WANTED Girl for cooking and -general housework. Telephone Jack sonville 38-F-5 or write F. C. Preston Jacksonville. ' G2 WANTED Competent girl for general housework. Phone 431 R. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 3 to 5 acres with water, with or without improvements. C. S. Buttorfield. . Gl WANTED To buy four Iron 'wagon wheels or wagon with Hrrni wheels; must have four-inch tires or wider. Phone 381-R, Medford. ' ' 01 WANTED Homo for. boy seven years old. Pay by week or moiRli. Box 100, Mail Tribune. Gl WANTED Information as to tho K holder of winrnnt No. 152 on School district (No. G2, Jackson county, that'll may, bo paid. Com municate with tho Clerk or District No. G2, .Rogue River, Ore. R. V. I). 1. ' . G l WANTED Children's sewing. 622-W. . Phono .G3 WANTED Partner with $1000 to in vest with ,eervlces in established business. P. O. Box 771, Medford, Oregon. Gl WANTED Today. Four auto tires up ". to 0 inches, to be filled with Univer sal Tiro Filler. No punctures or blowouts. Servico Station at Mod ford Nalatorjiim. tf WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phono 488-M or. 488-Xr .'tf WANTED Several men and boys to know tbat you can buy any bike for $2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, S. Grape. tf FOR JtE.NT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR SALE Furnished housekeeping room. Adults. 325 E. Juckson St. Phone 211.' G5 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 21,'l Talent Court. Phone 955-R. G5 FOIl RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Nice sleeping rooms. Gentlemen. 215 N. Graje St. tf FOR RENT HOUSES FOIl RENT Five room modern cot- tage, close In. Inquire 2G Cottage St. HI FOR RENT 12-rooni nicely furnished house with player piano and large phonograph. Fine residence district. Garage, 4 acres garden. Suitable for one or two families. P. O. Box 1091. , tt FOH RENT Four room cotiago West able of valley, good location; rent reasonable. M. E. Root, FOR 11KNT FARMS 1,'nn lll.'VT li- i, :tt.'. mt n,,ril, ,,f Mmllulil. "5-ii acres! muni hiiildlims. .. ' , ... .... ,.wnci kiiiii; easi. unpiuc 01 .ins. Brumbaugh, Kuute 3, Box 111!. ill FOR KENT 2000 aero grain and stock ranch on river near railroad station. 1'. O: Pox 10!) I. tl" FOR RENT Irrigated alfalfa ranch near railroad town ana river. Gobi Ray Realty Co. tf MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN J. H. Andics ioans money on real estato and buys mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone 63-M. 31 North Grape street. MISCELLANEOUS. noSWELL MINING STOCK bought and sold. Give nmouiit and price . you .wish to buy or sell at. Geo. S. llurti n. Grants Pass, Ore. lii FOR EXtHVGB property. G. A. Childers Motor Co., 127 N. Riverside. tf" FOR SALE RKAL CSTAT10 FOR SALE Cheap, two houses and two lots in Gleiulale, Oregon. In quire Mrs. Lena Cook, 311 N. Cen tral Ave.. Medford. til FOR SALE Twenty eight hundred acres of land for sale, located along tho paved highway, 12 lutlett south of Ashaland. Good soil, large amount of wood and limber.: Spring water on every section.' Good for stock ranch. Ten dollars per acre. Easy terms. 10. T, Mer rill, Ashland, Oregon. 05 FOIt SALE OR EXCHANGE for stock merchandise, one li-room modern bungalow. Lots I0nvi20. Bearing fruit trees and all kinds of berries, valued at $3500, nl iMurshrield. Oro. C. O. Powell, Box 810, .Modl'uril, Ore. 03 I'Oit s.Ai.i'j in acres, ;i',. in Hearing orchard, modern house, electric ,-) SALIC Tent, nwnlng and canvas lights. Milk house, barn and chick- business cheap. Willing to teach en house. Hall' mllo orroni city. Box purchaser. Must leave city. P. O. 90, Mail Triuuno. 03 , jx 790. Gl FOR SALIC 10 acres: 2 acres Blng j.-qr SALE Six different styles 1921 cherries, 5 acres Newtown apples, singers, and all makes Becond hand well cultivated, 3 acres uncleared machines. Your terms aro ours, land. Orchard 12 years old, two on. needlos, belts, shuttles, bobbins miloB north of Ashland, one mile all makes. Wo repair all makes, from highway. Fine crop fruit this 't.w singers rented by month, year. Must sell account 111 heallli. singer Sewing Machine .Co., 10 8. Address P. O. Uox 505, Ashland, Ore. Kii-. phono 215-R. 78 fll ; ; : : FOR SALIC Cheap, good horso, har- TOIt SALE 40 acres land near Eaglo ness and hack; also a dandy gentle Point. Good fruit hind. May liavo saddlo mare, saddlo and bridle, vnluo for oil. Moderate payment will Walsh's Place, ono mllo northeast of handlo. Will sell all or part. II. C. Medford on Cralor Lako road. Gl Stoddard, P. O. Box 477, Los Angeles California. 73 FOR SALE 1 Tncomn donkey onglna FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Twenty acres ot land situated near to r.agio Point, will trado for California pro perty. Address Owner, 209 Nicolaus Building, Sacramento, Calif, 72 FOR. SALE Wood and tliuborlands near medford from $12.50 acre up; easy payments. Brown & White, tf FOIl SALE Will trade Medford home or ranch for good automobile. Gold Rny Realty Co. tf FOR SALE Alfolln, grain and stock ranches from $5.00 per aoro up; long time, easy payments. Gold Ray Roalty Co. .-.. i.. tf ,FOR SALE Good ranches. See us before buying. JB. Andrews, 31 N. Qrape tit. Phono 63-M. tf FOR SALE Lease and exchange real estate. Gold Ray Realty Company. FOR SALf; Houses and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; aloo acreage. C. S. Buttorfield, phone 21G. . FOR SALE MVKSIUOK FOR SALIC Cheap, light leaiiM and harness. J. II. Bowman, R., 1). I, Box 09, Ashland. G2 FOR SALE Young Swiss .Toggcnbiirg milk goats and. their (loo kids. Roso mont Goat. Dairy, 7 E. 64th St. N Portland, Oro. G2 FOIt SALE Beautiful fresh milk goat, 6 quarts per (lay. Walsh's place, ' line lulio northeast of Medford on ' Cijiter Lake road. 71 FOR SALIC 7 milk cows, 5 calves, two yearlings. Sllllu Bros, .Trail, Ore. 1 FOR SALE 25 head of stock cattle cheap. F. A. Spltznilller, R. 3. Box G9A, Medford. 04 FOR SALE Registered Poland China sow and six pigs, eligible for regis ter. 1105 E. Main, Ashland. Phone 410-J. . Gl FOR SALE Ten first-class milk cows, high producers. . Walsh's place, one mllo northeast of Medford on Crater Lake road, i G7 FOR SALE Mount Cr,st Ranch of fora for sale four Shorthorn bulls, ready for service, your cholco for $350. Two .younger at $200, mostly red. Apply James Stewart, Mount crest Ranch. Hilt. Calif. tf Good Service Is measured by results. Are yon obtaining satisfactory re sults? If not, consult us about your bookkeeping and other business troubles. Auditing S Accounting, ERVICEip- SYSTEM Insurance;' I M. I', Photic SHI BCHMITT, Max Liberty Tilda. FOR 8AL13 MISCELLANEOUS FOR .SALE .Strawberries. Special price if you pick them. Phone 152-1.. 00 Foil SALE Alfalfa hay $10 per ton. 03 Harvey Ituckcr, Griffin Creek. FOR SALE Forilsim tractor and Oliver two-disk tractor plow; Peer ing binder, 7-fiiot. tongue and trans port truck, like new. Three hundred feet S-inch hydraulic pipe and small giant. Phone 12-F-23. 03 -First cutting alfalfa hay. :l FOIt SALE Good heavyweight cook stove. Inquire 30, Cottage St. 01 FOI! SALE Model S Haywood vulcan izing machine. Price $250. Inquire 311 X. Central Ave. 02 FOIl SALE hay, baled. 12 tons of choice Plume IOS-R-1.. grain 11" FOR SALIC Good hay In field. 8 per ton. Phone 10-F-3. 02 FOIt SALE Piano, $150. Can also sell you direct from factory Ilatn HU'it, Ellington, Baldwin and Howard pianos. Plume 091-J, II. N. Lofland. 02 FOIt SALE Alfalfa hay in shock. Half miles south of town. Phone T. E. Pottenger, 5-F-2. tf FOR SALE Rooming house, full up all the time. Good loaso. Will take Ford car on deal. For particulars address No. 3, .Mail Tribune. 03 i-v'ii ciALE Cook stove, small heal ing stove, oil. heater, axminster hall or stair carpet; vacuum cleaner attachments; hall tree with good mirror; lumber for crating or chick en coops; two. touts for rent. .Want garden hose, two-burner oil stove. 512 S. Holly, 77S-X. Gl FOIl SALE Small electric range. Ap ply 33 N. Ivy. (it FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in tho shock. Phone 784-Y or 1-F-l. .01 FOIl SALE War Eaglo mining stock on June 23rd, for 40c a share. Phono II. French. 81 11x15 with lino, 30 log chains 18 ft. Axos, cross-cut saws,, cant books, chute rollers and miscellaneous log ging equipment. 2 Gonoral Electric motors, 35 h. p., 2200 voltago. Big Pines Lumber Company. . tf FOR SALE Fordson tractor cheap. Palton, Robinson Ino. , ; FOR SALE OR TRADE Two twolve h. p. gasoline engiues. Hubbard Bros. tf FOR SALF. Sand, gravel, .sediment and dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone 912-J, Samuel .Hate man, 302 Maplb St. , AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE-rl920 Btiie.k ,Slx, $1400; good us pew. Son Attorney Borden. ., ,..',, . . : .' C5 FOR SALE Dodge car In oxcollont ' condition. Terms It desired. Phono 781J between G and 8 p. m. OR SAljE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE 100 White Lugliom lay Jug hens, $10 per dozen. John II. lluuners, Jacksonville. .G3 FOR SALE While.. Leghorns, one ,ycar old hiales , from Tailored trap nested specials and royals, oiio-hulf price while they last. .Whito Wing Poultry Farm, Phoenix, Oro. Tel. U-F-ll. GG FOIl SALE Hons Phono 847-Y. and chickens, tf F.OR SALE Ono doz. O. A. C, Barred Rock hens and rooster. Nearly new double bed, 3-burner oil stove and rocker. 340 N. Front St. Gl FOR SALE Selling liens. Phone 817-Y. . tf-" .FOIt RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT To lease for ono year, large store suitable for automobile salesroom and garage. Space GO feet wido by 1 lo feet deep. Rent $150 per iiiiiulh. Address A, caro Alail Tribune. , tf BUSINESS ,1)IR ECTOUY Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. JilCAMKK Corcy Building. -Lawyer, Gnrnott- O. C. HOGGS Real Estate, law and settlement of ostates a specialty. B. F. LINDASAttorney, Gonoral Practice. Patents a specialty Stewart Bldg. WINFIELD H. GAYLORD Lawyer. Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Main St., Medford Building Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK & BLOCK WORKS specilizo In nil kinds of cement building products t.'or. Fir and Tenth Streets. 1 ISl'SLVKSS DIIIECTORY Abstractors MP It 11 AY BROS. & VAN VOIUS-r-Ahstracts of Title. Rot.ms 3 and 5, No. 22 North Central . Ave., up stairs. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporated , 1904. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Auto Supplies LAIIER AUTO SPRING CO. We are' operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant in the Pacific northwest. Use our springs when others fail. Sold undor written guaranteed. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Chiropractic viiyslcian JOUETT P. BRAY Straight Chiro practic, rooms 409-10 M. F. & H. building. 9 to 12 a. in., 2 to 5 p. in., daily oxcopt Thursday. Plipue r,so. DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Natural Painless Meth ods. Room 428 -M. F. & II. Bldg. Phono 90 5. I 1 -1 Electric Servlcp. UXTTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Fac tory. distributor for Exldo Battor les and Fairbanks-Morse light plants. Nat. Building. I'lilno 116. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. K. M. Wil son. C. P. A. Attention glvon to anything in Accounting and Income Tax requirements.. Look into our simplified accounting method. Lib-, orty Bdg.. Medford. Phone 157-R. Farm Loan-Bonds FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARMER by buying Farm Loan Bonds. .Pro ceeds to make additional farm loans and Improvo agricultural conditions. Terms and particulars, E. H.-IIurd, Socy.-Troas., 411 M..F. & ,11. Bldg., Medford.' ' . ' Fidelity anil Surety .Jlonds FIDELITY AND SURETY iBONDS Wo execute all formi of bonds. ' McCnrdy Insurance Agency. tt Instruction In Music. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Ilalght Music studio, 318 Garnott-Corcy Build ing Phono-72. Mosnn Art Rugs .1 MOSAN ART RUG CO. Wo weave rugs from old carpets and rugs and clean all rugs. "Rugs we clean arc clean when we clean them." Ill W. Tonth, phone 180." Free deliv ery. . ; ' '. ' Osteopaths DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR.. EVA MAINS CAHLOW Osteopathic ., Physi clans. 416-417:Garnctt-Corejr Bldg, Phone 901-L. Residence 20 S. Laitrol St. . . .. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic Physician. Special attention given to eye, ear, noso and throat. 301 Liberty building. Phone 496. Physicians and Surgeons. T. G. HEINE, M.' D. Physician and Surgconi Specialty, Eye, iEar, Noso nnd Throat. Glassos scientifically fitted and properly adjusted. Office 311-315 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grape and Main Sis. . -. . ' . DR. J. .1. EMMENS Fnysiolan .and Surgeon. Practlco lluiltod to eye, car, nose and throat., E,yes scien tifically tested and .glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co., AI. F. & JL Bldg. Phone 5G7. DR. WM. W., IV HOLT .Physician and Surgopn. Offices M. F. St H. Bldg. .Phono 1G5. Residonce 11,8 Genesee St. Phono 165-J-2. DR. A.iBURSELL Splnologist. Phys ician and surgeon. Spinal adjust ments, general treatments. and dlai gonosls. 309:10-11 ;M. F, & H, Bldg. Elovator to third .floor. Phono 29. ' ' . ' ' Printers anil Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has th best equipped printing office In Southern Orogon. Book bjnillng, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prlcos. 27 N. Fir St. , .Real Estato. BROWN & WHITE Real Estate, In surance, Loans, Investments, Notary Public. Holland Hotel corner, tt, Rug Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and. worn carpets and .rugs.- Phonja 510-M. 708 Pino St. - 3'runsfor. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Offlco 42 .North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. . DAVIS TRANSFER Anything mov ed dny or night. Service guar anteed. Fair, treatment. 104 S. ' Fir. Phone: Office G44 or res. 617-R or 200. ' ' . . M Undertakers PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth and Onkdalo. Ambulance service, Phone 47, .