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Newspaper Page TextI MTCDFOKP MATT, TRTTIUNK, ' MEDFORT). OTJF.fi OX, RATrRPAY, JFXE 11. 1021 TWIN' FWFi 15,000 PEOPLE IN JACKSON COUNTY AND SOUTHERN OREGON READ THE MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY , "f st:P reason it out with yourself. 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 Livestock :, PORTLAND, Ore,. June 11. Cut tle weak: recolpta 41. , . Maga nominally steady; no re ceipts. ,1 Sheep nominally steady; no reoelpts. , , Itutter . PORTLAND, Ore., June 11. But ter:, steady. .Extra cubes 35c; car tons. 34c; prints 33c. Butterfat, No. 1 churning, crqam ,:2729c t; o. b. Portland; undergrades 25o. . Snn Francisco Market SAN FRANCISCO, June 11. To, maloes, imperial $1.501.75; peas 4'8c; beans, string, 6Xe; corn 75 J1.00 for bay; $2.50 sack Imperial Valley. , N. Y. Stocks NEW YORK, June 11. Low records for a year or more were made by lead Ins Issues in the course of today's short but modorately active dealings on tho. Stock Exchange, Further de pression seemed to result largely from tho more aggrcsslvo operations of shorts, but signs of additional liquida tion were. not lacking. Oils, Including Standard Oil of New Jersey and Mex ican Petroleum lost two to five points. Stools and equipments, notably Cru cible, Harvester preferred, New York nirbrake and General .Electric fell one to throe and a half and motors, sugars mid. .tobaccos., forfoltod .one to three points. Coalers were heaviest of the rails, declining ono to three points but Southern Pacific preferred showed conspicuous strength. The closing was heavy. Sales approximated 400,000 shares. Allls-Chalmors 32.5 American Beet Sugar .29.2 American Can .. 27.6 American Car & Foundry 124 American Hide & Leather pfd BO American International Corp 35. S American Locomotive 81.7 American Smelting & Ref'g 39 American Sugar . 72.7 American Sumatra Tobacco 56 American T. &, T 104.6 American Woolen 74 Anaconda Copper 38.3 Atchison ' 79.2 Ail., Gulf & W. Indies 27 Baldwin Locomotive 75.7 Baltimore & Ohio 37.5 Bothlehem Steel "1!" 52.2 Canadian Pacific 110.8 Central Leather 36.S Chandlor Motors 59.8 Chesapeake & Ohio 65.2 Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul. 25.7 Chicago. R. I. & Pac 30.5 Chino Copper 23.6 Colorado Fuel & Iron bid 27 Corn Products .V 63.3 Crucible Steel 57.2 Cuba Cano Sugnr 10.6 Erie ... ." 12.K General Electric '. 126.8 General Motors .: 9.7 Goodrich Co 33 .Great Northern, pfd 66 Great Northern Ore Ctfs.. 27.3 Illinois Central ..... 88 Inspiration .Coppor : 33.2 Int. Mer. Marine pfd , 50 , International Paper 55 Kennecott Coppor .. 19.2 Louisville & . Nashville bid...- 103 Maxwell Motors 2.8 Mqxlcan Petroleum , - 130.7 Miami Copper 21 Middle States Oil .. 11.3 Mldvalo Steel : 1 24 Missouri Pacific 20 New York Central 67 N. Y.. N. H: & Hartford , 16.5 Norfolk & Western 83 Northorn Pacific 60 Oklahoma Prod. & Ror. 1.8 Pan Amorican Petroleum 51.7 Pennsylvania 34 People's Gas 47.5 Pittsburg and West Va 27.3 Ray Consolidated Copper 12.6 Reading 06.5 Rop. Iron & Steel 4S.5 Royal Dutch, N. Y 56.2 Shell Trans. & Trad 42.2 Blnclalr Con. Oil 21.5 Southern Pacific 72.2 Southern Railway 19.5 Standard Oil of N. J. pfd 106.7 Studobakcr Corporation 70.8 Tonnosseo Copper 8 Texas Co 33.8 Toxas & Pacific 21 Tobacco Products 54.6 Transcontinental Oil 8 Uflion PaciHc 115.8 V. S. Food Products - 19.2 U. S. Retail Stores 55.0 U. S. Ind. Alcohol 59.2 United States Rubber 56 United States Steel 76.8 Utah Copper 49.7 Wcstlnghouse Electric 45 Willys Overland 7.2 American Zinc, Lead and Sm 8 Butte and Superior 12.2 Cala. Petroleum 43.8 Montana Power - 49 Shattuck Arizona, bid - 6 Pure Oil - 26.7 Invincible Oil 13-8 General Asphalt 54 EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A, C. XowUtt . . Last Saturday Bnel Hlldreth or Butte Falls, came out to meet his wife who Is at the Sunnyslde doing some sewing and spent the night and the (next day. Sunday they went to Med- ford and Central Point to visit souio J or thoir old Butte Fulls friends, and I after spending Sunday night hero he went up home, and took the ballot (boxes, etc., to Derby and Uutle Falls for SherUf Terrill i Mr. and Mrs. G. Mt McDonald, pro Iprictors of the Elk Resort on Rogue river were here for dinner Saturday on their way to Medford. returning and going on up home the same after noon. There were also three stran gers here for dinner at the same time and so was Lyman Schermerhorn of Trail, - Mr. Schermerhorn has taken tho place of E. -V. Peterson, the pres ent mall contractor on the Eagle Point-Trail-Persist route, for tho time being. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kling of Lake creek were also business callers and accommodated our sheriff by taking the ballot box for Lake Creek up for him. . John Allen of Derby, ono of the prominent stock men and farmers of that section, was a business cailer on his way to Medford Saturday. Mrs. J. Kashon of Climax, was also a business caller Saturday. t Ell Dahack was supplying tho citi zens of our town with beef Saturday morning. Mrs. Chauu'cey Florey who has been spending some time In Santa Barbara. Calif., has returned to visit her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis. Thomas Riley, Jr., of Medford, son of ono of our prominent farmers and dairy men, called on the Sunnysldc Saturday evening. Ho was accompan ied by his uncle, Watt Hurst, ono of our Jackson county raised boys, in order that we might renew acquain tance. Ho Is at present in business in Spokane, Wash. Ho has been gone from hero for several years and called to visit his sister, Mrs. Thomas Riley of Wellon, on his way to California on business: He' has a brother, Frank Hurst, living In Jacksonville, that Jic was also visiting. r . Mr. and Mrs. Bean of New York, accompanied by Henry Rosenborg of Medford, were among the dinars Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Bean are travoling in their-auto.-1 They have already crossed the continent and are on their way back, simply traveling for pleasure.- They aro prepared to camp and are taking their tinio enjoying life. Mrs. F. M. Stewart and her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Perry were, also diners Sunday and so wero Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bergsman who livo on tho froe ferry road olglit miles from here. :' Thoro will bo a Sunday school picnic next Sunday, a union of tho ltoese Crock, Eaglo Point, Derby, Agate, An tioch, Sams Valley and Tablo Rock Sunday schools, on tho banks of the Rogue river a short distance above tho Bybeo bridge. A general invitation Is extended to all to como. Last Sunday Mrs. N. 10. Watklns and her daughter, Miss Anna had the com pany of Mrs. Edward Guches and sun Archlo and daughter Gertrude of Cen tral Point, and Mib. Elinor Adams and daughter, Miss Grace of Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips and son John of Eagle Point, Mrs. Watklns' daughters and grandchildren. She said she had all of her children with her except ono daughter and that she was In Idaho. . Mrs. Arthur Brown and three chil dren called Monday morning at tho Sunnysldo to rest a while as Mr. Brown was looking after the interests of the Orcgonian. ' Among the gnosis at the Sunnysidn Monday was Mai-sh Garrett and his foreman on his Lake Crook ranch, -Tv T.- Taylor, Floyd Damon, foreman for George Nichols, Jr., our. sheriff, Char-,i ley Terrlll, and C. H. Owen of Salt Lake City and a stranger. Charley and Mr. , Owen , wore just returning from Climax whore they had been" to deliver the ballot box for that precinct and came by-hero to take.dlnnor.: Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Coleman of Lake Creek and Mrs. C-. M. Jones of Medford wero among the business callers Mon day. They had been to Medford on business and were just returning. Mrs. Jones was a friend of the family and was going out home with them to enjoy the mountain air and the company of her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman. , Charley Humphrey, of Derby, Is be ginning to make his regular trips into our town with stovo wood. Ho expects to supply a number of families with wood for the coming winter. , O omitted to state in the proper place that there wero quite a number of our citizens went from here last Saturday to attend the funeral of one of our departed heroes, Benj. F. Mor gan, who gave his lifo for tho good of the world and in this connection wish to extond tho thanks of the bereaved family to their many friends for thoir kindness, sympathy and for the floral offerings. C. F. Cador of Derby and Evorott Abbott or Butte FallB were passengers on tho stage to Medford. There wore also two ladies on the samo stage go ing to Medford. G. E. Merrill of Derby, spent Mon day night at the Sunnyslde, returning Tuesday morning on the stage. (Furnished ay tne jaevson County Abstract Co.) Marriage Licenses Earl B. Stewart and Pearl E. Stuart Win. II. Kincaid and lila Freeman Willard Hayes Pendleton and Made line Silver, Merrill E. Dutterfiold und Mary Phillips. Circuit Court George Finley vs. Dig Bend Milling Co. Order. , , T. E. Pottcnger vs. Ross Kliao ct al. Ordor. . Stale vs. Howell D. Mines. Motion and Order. Mnybelle II. Miller vs. LVlinonto D. Miller. Summons. Slate vs. Henry H. Marsh and Char ley Long. Order. City of Medford vs. Joseph West Lawton el al. To quiet titlo. Frank J. Hoi brook vs. Theodore Ice. Republication. W. V. Fosier vs. Robert Miles ct al. Execution. W. C. Foster vs. Nettie Norman. Execution. W. C. Foster vs. John D. Kolfer. Execution. W. C. Foster vs. Samuel McClintock. Execution. W. C. Foster vs. Minnie Smith. Exe cution. Probate Court Est. Josslo W. Monroo. Proof of publication. Est. M. J. Clifford. Proof of publica- lion. Hat. Joseph Waterman. Proof of publication. Est. Geo. It. Lindley. Proof of pub lication. Est. Julius I, loin. Bond nnd order. Est. Simon P. Matthew. Order. Claudo A. Pauley, Ella E. Pauley, O. N. Powell assume business name of East Side Meat Market." Real Estate Transfers Etna W. Wall ct al to Medford Milling. Milling & Dev. Ass'n, four mining claims : $ 7 C. E. Ten ill to C. C. Hoover, land In sec. 27, tp. 35, S. R. 1 West..l 11.81 Ashland Dev. Corp. to Jesse Win burn, WV6 of NIC, SE of NV, NW of SrJ sec. 32, tp. 39, S. R. 1 East 3200 Ella Cook ct al to Wilson McGoc, lot in Jacksonville 400 An Advertisement Helped Her Mrs. Lucille Mackey, 16 lluena Vista St., Washington, Pa., writes: "Uist, winter my 3-year-old girl caught a had I cold which left her with a dry cough. It bothered her most at night and she would cough until sho vomited. I think she must have had whooping cough. I saw an advertisement for Foley's Honey nnd Tar. I tried It and bought two bottles and hor cough left her beforo sho finished tho second bot tle Sho had gotten awfully thin, but now sho Is as fut as uvor." Sold every where. Adv. . Notice A new law passed by tho last ses sion of legislature provides that In School Districts of the first class tho Board must provide printed ballots for the eloctlon of Directors. It further provided that you have the namos ap poarlng on this ballot of candidates whose Certificates of Nomination have been signed by' not less than 3 per cent, and must be at least 10 persons, of tho number of qualified votors vot ing for. scliool directors - at tho last annual election. Thcso certificates of nomination must be filed with the Clerk at least seven days beforo ho date of eloctlon. Tho parties so nom inated must also filo at least 5 days before tho annual election, an accep tance of this, nomination. This is especially Interesting just now as tho Annual School Eloctlon Is to bo held tho 3rd iuonday In Juno, being tho 20lh of, tho month this year. - 68 HELP WANTED Mnlct nnd Female WANTED Thinners. Phono 219 8. Ivy 600-L - 74 - WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Sowing by tho dayT"lti quire 828 Dakota Ave. 79 WANTED By woman, a place as com panion for Elderly lady, or light house work. Phone 879-H. 70 WANTED By experienced man, win dow cleaning, floor waxing, house cleaning; lawns care for. Phono 947-L. ' ;. .. - 70 HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Two chambermaids for Crater. Lake hotel. Apply . C. Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland Bldg. 70 WANTED Elderly lady to do light housework. Phono 265-J. 70 WANTED Elderly lady to sit up nights with Invalid lady: no wash ing, no cooking. Wages $30 mouth. W. G. McDonald, care Rogue Elk Hotel, Trail, Ore. ' 71 WANTED Experienced waitress. Hotel Medford. WANTED Good woman for gonnral housework oil ranch. 'Wages $50 H month. Phone Derby 26-F-13. Mm. Geo. A. Mansfield, Prospect, Ore. 71 WANTED Competent cook. Wages $50.00. Phono 3S0. tf SPARTA BUILDING DIRECTORY Georgo Andrews, Manager MAIN FLOOR Telephone BUSY CORNER MOTOR CO., Tlrrs, Accessories 250 MODERN PLUMBING & HEATING CO., Heat. Ideal. Areola, Mueller I'lpclcH 020 EXCHANGE. TIRE CO., New nnd Rebuilt Tires .520 . ' SECOND FLOOR DR. A. BURR LUND, Chiropractor 28T, IR. V. R. KAUFMAN, Dental Kuruoon 2H.1 lilt. .T. ('. IIAYI'.S. Physician and Surgeon (FORGE ANDREWS STUDIOS. Voloo. Mrs. George Andrews .123..I MRS. K. K. MKIC, Piano and Harmony .".2:t-.l FLORENCE. UOWICLL, VJUulS nud Iwljet fi t 1 1 - JjM323-J WANTED MALE WANTED College men or any hus tler desiring clean and healthy work lo earn several hundred dollars monthly in exclusive territory, write immediately. Indiana Parts Com pany, Eclipse Visor Division, Rich mond, Indiana. 72 WANTED Salesman. l.lvc-wlie can pake $300 per mo. in Josephine and Jackson Co. No house to house but sells itself. Sec Mr. Byrne, Monday morning, Medford Hotel. 70 WANTED Wood cutlers or will sell Btuinpage. Gold Ray Realty Co.. telephone 72SR or 13A-Y. tf WANTED Men with cars to sell spec ialty to auto owners. Big money for hustlers. Address Box 12, Mall Tri bune. 71 WANTED M LSI ELLA N EOU9 WANTED Laundry work to do at home. Must be delivered. Plume 351-Y. - 75 WANTED Jackson fork, ti-ft. Address O. C. Stun wood. It. 4, Mcdfunl. 71 WANTED Cow to mill; for 0 weeks, excellent feed and care. Phono 5-F-2. " 72 WANTED Air compressor, belt driv en. Address O. C. Stauwood, R. 4. Medford. 71 WANTED Wlckor baby buggy. Phono 201-M. 72 WANTED Furnished house or house keeping rooms, Couple with baby. Box A, Mail Tribune. 72 WANTED Bachelor rooms, close in. Must have gas plate and reasonable. Lock Box 685. 71 WANTED Two-burner . Phono 3S7-L. gas plate. WANTED A good second-hand buggy Address It. 1, Box 78, Medford, Ore. 70 WANTED Four square yards second hand linoleum. Box S, Mail Tribune. 71 WANTED Feeder hogs. Phono 895. 77 WANTED Second-hand bath tub and water tank. Phone 47. 70' WANTED Today. Four auto tires up to 5 inches, to be filled with Univer sal Tire Filler. No punctures or blowouts. Service Station at Med ford Natatorlum. tf WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phono 488-M or 488-X. tf WANTED Sevoral mon and boys to know that you cam buy any bike for $2.00 per veek. Liberty Shop, 8. Grapo. ' . tf FOR RENT HOUSES FOR KENT Five room modern house partly furnished. Call 603 S. River sido or phono 735-.M. 71 FOR RENT Small house. Inquire 325 E. Jacltnon St. 74 FOR. RENT Furnished houso on falm St. Suo owner at 83S W. Sec ond. 71 FOR RENT 5-room 'lurnlshed bunga low. Seo Mr. Taylor, Valley Fuel Co. tf FOR RENT 12-room nicely furnished houso with player .piano and lnrgu phonograph. Fine rcsldnnco district. Garage, 4 acres garden. Suitablo for one or two families. P. O. Box 1094. - . tf FOR KENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Nowly furnished sleep ing rooms In private family, with bathroom privileges. 325 S. Rlvor side. - C7 ROOM AND BOARD In prlvnto family, by day or week. Meals 35c. Mis. Daly, No. 3, East Fourth. 71 FOR HICNT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3 room apartment, ndtlltB only. Phono 93G-R. 415 S. Front. 70 FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT Two and three-room fur nished housekeeping apartments, by day, week or month. Riverside Apts., 217 S. Riverside. 74 FOR RENT T-ARMS FOR RENT 2000 acre grain nnd stock ranch on river near railroad station. P. O. Box 1094. - . tf FOR RENT Irrigated alfalfa ranch nenr railroad town una river. Gold Ray Realty Co. . tf FOR RENT MI9CELLANFOU8 , FOR RENT Warehouse on S. P. tra-jk now occupied by Pacific Fruit Co. Inquire J. A. Westerlund. 71 "Ut HALE POULTRI AND EGS FOR SALE Two pens- -thoroughbred Buff Rock chickens; also some April hatch chicks; one portable poultry houso, xt; one Ford tourding car just overhauled. Inquire 219 S. Holly MEI.l I AUTOMOfllLES FOR SALE Four-cylinder Ren tour ing car. good condition, reasonable price. Van if. Gilbert. W. Elev enth. 73 FOR SALE Hudson super six, just overhauled, lires in fine -sluipe, any reasonable offer considered around $10011, leaving town, phone 5UI-R. 71 FOR SALE OR TRADE Parties on account of going cast will sacrifice their Willys-Knight seven passenger car, ill A-l condition, four new tires and tubes and extras. Inquire 503 J St., Grants Pass. Ore. 70 FOR SALE Ford coupe in excellent condition: never been off tho pave ment; full line of extras, price $700 lor quick sale. Phono Dr. Hayes 563. 73 FOR SALE Chevrolet touring car. $2'i. 310 Maple St. 70 FOR SALE lots Chevrolet, oxcellenl condition. Must sell for cash. Will take Ford as part payment. Box 121, Rogue River. Ore 72 FOR HALF REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Hit) . acre ranch, between 35 and 40 acres in cultivation, for Ashland or Medford properly. For further particulars plume 333, Central Point. . SI FOR. SALIC 19 acres, 5-rooni bunga low, electric lights, good well and good chicken ranch with about 800 6 weeks old chicks. Will sell cheap. Terms. J. II. Frobboes, R. F. I). 1. Box 75, Ashland, Oregon. 72 FOR SALE Couple too old to work havo a dandy 10-ncro ranch four miles from Medford, all in crops of nl fal fa, clover, corn and vegetables. Six., acres have walor right fully paid up. Good 5-room house prac tically new, largo barn, good bear ing family orchard, electric lights in house. Tills placo can be bought for $3000. Call at 325 S. Riverside or plione 701-.I for particulars. 72 FOR SALE Modoru bungalow, ono : ucro best strawberry hind lu valley forty-foot chicken house, soino fruit. trees, city water pipeil over ground, alt fenced. Just outside city limits which means only county taxes. See it, 1500 N. Riverside. 70 FOR SALE Improved twenty-acre farm, all Irrigated, located 1 Ms miles west of Medford. A real bargain, $15(10. L. Niedernieyer, owner. Phono 21-F-3 Jacksonville. 70 FOR SALIC Threo acres near town on good road; with 5-room plastered house, largo barn and chicken house. Phone 314-W. 7U FOR SALE $1400 buys 5-room mod ern houso closo In, corner lot; or 7-room modern bungalow, two acres 1 land, near Medford. J. R. Seller, 413 S. Central. 70 FOH SALIC Cheap, two houses and two lots In Glcndnlc, Ore. Inqulru Mrs. Ijcnn Cook, 311 N. Central Ave., Medford. 70 FOR SALE Attractive niodnrn house, two-story bungalow type. East front nnd deep porches, 8 rooms, built-in features In living room, dining room nnd Miction., Two baths, fire-place, largo scroenoil-In porch, two wood sheds, fruit room and garago. Beau tiful lawn and shade trees. Lot 80x 160. 310 S. Riverside Phono 292-X. 77 FOR SALE 5 room house, bath, tollot, big shed, fruit, flowers, on pavement, alley, good location; fur nished or not; possession soon as you malAi deposit. Leaving city, your terms aro mine. Full informa tion address Box 11. C, Mall Tribune. ' 70 FOR SALIC For homo In Modford, good small acreage; placos under Irrigation. Brown & yhlto. 70" FOR SALE 40 acres land near Eagle : Point. Good' fruit land. May have valuo for oil. Modorato payment will handle. Will sell all or part. H.-C. " Stoddard, P. O. Box 477, Los Angeles California. ..-. 73 FOR SALIC OR EXCHANGE Twenty acres of land Blluatod near to Eaglo Point, will trade for California pro perty. Address Owner, 209 Nlcolaiis Building, Sacramento, Calif. 72 FOR SALE Wood and tlmborlnnds near medford from $12.50 aero up; easy payments. Brown & Whlto. tf FOR SALE Will trade Medford home or ranch for good automobile. Gold Ray Realty Co. - . tf FOR SALE Alfalts, grain and stock ranches from $5.00 por acre up; long time, eusy payments, Uoid ltuy Realty Co. ' tf FOR SALIC Good ranches. Bee us beforo buying. J. B. Andrews, 81 N. Grape St. Phone 63-M. tf FOR SALE; Leant, and exchange real estate, uoia Kay Realty Company. FOR SALE House and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; also acreage. C. 8. Butlerfleld, phone 216. FOR EX;HAGB FOR THA DIC Trucks to trade Tor city proporty. G. A. Chlldcrs Motor Co., ' 127 N. Riverside. ' ........ t tf Good Service Is' measured by results. Are . you obtaining satisfactory re sults? If not, consult us about your bookkeeping and other " business troubles. Aud'Hrvrt Cf Accourvtlrva Yy bYSTmCRVICElO: irvsurencr. 0 lrve3tneo.ts M. I. HOI LM ITT, Mgr. I Phono 6H1 Liberty Hide;. I FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Fine ulialfa hay, right close in. No rain damage, no weeds, some oats nrxoii oi. Ton dollars per Ion, $12.59 delivered. At Mar shall's place. Telephone 115-J or 779-L. 70 FOR SALE Tank, redwood, capacity Sou gal. Address O. C. Stauwood. H. 1. Medford. 71 FOR SALE A liotpolnt with oven. Mule used, very cheap. Box 45, Mail Tribune. 70 FOR SALE Wheat 2 cents per lb. at ranch. E. E. Morrison, phone 5S9-J-3. 71 FOR SALE Rapid fireless cooker, 3 compartment, aluminum lining. Wearover aluminum utensils. Half the cost of a new one. 3-burner oil stove, been used only a few times, $10.00. Phono 351 Jacksonville noons 70 FOR SALIC Thomas fishing rod. Ladles' bicycle, heating stovo, elec tric range. Economy jars, etc. 714 W. Eighth St. Phono 270. 70 FOR SALE Altalfa hay not rained on $12 per ton. Como sco It. Call 07-J-3. 75 FOR SALE Fordson tractor cheap. Patton, Robinson Inc. FOR SALIC Two beci. mattress, springs, draperies and stoves. Call morning, 1123 W. Main. ' 70 "OR SALE For quick cash sale, Bulck ton truck, just overhauled and painted, in first class condition. For tonus call or write 11. -W. Smith. Rogue Rlvur, Ore. Box lil. 71 FOR SALIC 6-holo range with coils, 111 first-class condition. Phono 7S3-R. ' . 70 I'OR SALE Furniture, dale Ave. 117 N. Oak 70 FOR SALE St ra whorrles, $2.00 per crate at tho patch, picked. Phono 152-M. 70 FOR SALIC Two Jiorsopowcr Fair- hanks gasoline engine, $00. A. N. Thllinult, Route 3, Box 44 A. Tako Crater Lake road to Spring St. and null. 70 KOR SALE A-l nlfalfa hay in tho field, $10, or will deliver. Phono 6S9-R-2. tf FOR SALIC li tons of cholco grain hay, baled. Phono HIS-R-1. tf FOR SALE Clean alfalfa hay lu field, $10 por ton. Phono T. E. Puttcngor, 5-F-2. tf FOR SALE War Eaglo mining stock on Juno 23rd, for 40c a share. Phono 915, 1C. II. French. 81 FOR 8ALUT tjand, gravol, sediment and dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone 912-J. Samuol Bate man, 302 Maple St, FOR 8ALI0 WVKSTOCK FOR SALE Good saddle pony, Phono 157 Central Point. Emily Smith. 72 FOR SALIC Good young milk cow, very gontlo, $05. Phono 110-J. 903 West Eleventh St. , ..71 TOR SALIC Six rabbits and hutch with six apartments, $8.00. Phono 359-R or call at 710 E. Main. 71 FOR SALE Registered lleilford bull, long yearling. F. C. Preston, Jack sonville 73 FOR SALE Flue young frosh Jersey cow $75; 10-foot McCormlck liny rtiko, $25; sprlngtooth harrow, $12. Carl J. Brommor, 689-J-2. . 73 FOR SALIC 6-cyllndcr 6-pnsscngor Overland, first-class condition, at bargain. Phono 21-F-3 Jacksonville. 70 FOR SALE Sovoral splendid wean ling Berkshire boms of March far row, carrying blood of Laurel Cham pion, blended with host blood on Pa cific coast; a good opportunity to procure a prospective head for your herd. Address H. W. Shoobort, Roguo River, Oro. - 71 FOR SALIC Young milk cow. F. C. Konly. Phono 6K-J-3. 1 tf FOR SALE Young tenm wolghlng 2400. Will soli cheap. Phono 788-J-l. 71 FOR SALIC Registered Shorthorn bulls and registered Hampshire boars. Also saddle horses and work horses. Call oil or write Ross II. Lund, Mountcrest Ranch, Hilt, Calif. tf FOR SALIC Beautiful fresh milk goat, 5 quarts por day. Walsh's place, one mile northeast of Modford on Crater Lako road. . 71 MONEY TO LOAN ro LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money on real estate and buys mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone 63-M. 81 North Grape streot. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' Attorneys PORTER .1. NEFF A1l(inir,v.nM,, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Manx Building. A. E. REAMEH Lawyor, Oarnott Corey Building. O. C. I1O008 Real Estate. law and settlement of estates a specialty. B. F. LINDAS Attorney, General Practice. - Patents a specialty, Stewart Bldg. WINFIICLD R. GAYLORD Lawyer. Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Main St., Modford, : Building Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK ft BLOCK WORKS speolllzo In all kinds of cement building products, tor, FJj gnd, JenJh SifeetSj BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstractors MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORIS Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 22 North Central Ave, up stairs. JACKSON COUNTY. ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporated !!)04. Abstracts of Title. Title Insurance. Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are oporatlng tho largest, oldest and host equipped plant lu tho Paclflo northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under written guaranteed. 31 North Fifteenth St., Portland. Oregon. Chiropractic Jliyslclan JOUETT P. BRAY Straight Chiro practic, rooms 409-10 M. F. & If, building. 9 to 12 a. m.. 2 to 5 p. m.. daily oxcopt Thursday. Phone 680. DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Nntural Palnlnss Meth ods. Room 428 M. F. & II. Bldg. Plione 965. Electric Service BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Fac tory distributors for Exido Batter ies and Fairbanks-Morse- light plants. Nat. Building. Phine 116. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO; E. M. Wil son. C. P. A. Attention given to Anything In Accounting nnd Income Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Lib erty Bldg., Modford. Phono 157-U. Farm Loan Bonds FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARMER by buying Farm Loan Bonds. Tro. coods to make additional farm loans and Improve agricultural conditions. Terms and particulars, E. 11. Hjird, Socy.-Treas., 411 M. F, & II. Bldg., Modford. , .. Fidelity nnd Surety Ronds FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS Wo oxccuto.all forms , of bonds. McCurdy Insuranco Agoncy. tf Instruction in Music. FRED ALTON HAIGHT-Toacher of piano and harmony, llalght Muslr studio, 318 Gurnott-Coroy Build ing Phono 72. ' .' ' Mosnn Art Rugs - MOSAN ART RUG CO. We weavt . rttRS from old carpets and rugs and clean nil rugs. "Rugs wo clean ait clean whon wo clean thom."; lll (W. Tonth, phouo ISO. Froe deliv ery. ) Osteopaths DR. Fi G. OARLOVV, DR. EVA MAINS UAKLOWc Osteopathic Physr clans.416-417 Gnrnott-Corey Bldg, Phone 904-L. 1 Residence , 26 & Laurol St. . . ) .:U:-:-.::. DR. W. V. HOWARD Osteopathic Physician. Special, attention given to eye, ear, nose and throat.! " 301 Liberty building. Phone 496. '; .. Physicians and Surgeons.. T. O. HEINE, M, D. Physician and Surgoon. .. Specialty,, Eye, Eiuv Nose and Throat. Glassos scientifically fitted and properly adjusted. Office 314-315 Liberty Blilg., cor. Grape and Main Sts. . . DR. J. J. EM MENS Pnysiclan and Surgeon. Practice limitod to eye, oar, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tosted and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P, R. R. Co., M. F. & li. Bldg. Phone 567. ; ;i DIl. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician nnd Surgeon. Offices M. F. & II, Itldfi. Phone 165. Rosldence 118 Gonosee St. Phone 165-J-2. . DR. A. BURSELL Splnologlst, Phys lclan and surgeon. Spinal adjust ments, general treatments and dl gonosls. 309-10-11 M. K. & 'Hi Bldg. Elevator to third floor, Phone 29. Printers nnil Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf lodgers, billing systems, cto. Portland priceB. 27 N. Fir St. Real Estate. BROWN & WHITE Real Estate, In surance, Loans, Investments, Notary Public. Holland Hotol cornor.,' tf Rug Weaving.. MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and rugs. Phone 610-M. 706 Pine St. ' Transfer. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone S15. Prices right. Service guar anteed. ... DAVIS TRANSFER Anything mor od, day or night.. Service guar anteed. Fair treatment. 104 3. Fir. Phono: Office 614 or res. 617-R or 206. .. U Undertakers PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth and Oakdale, Ambulance Bervlco, k nm 4T - mf