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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORT) MA Hi TTJTRTWR. MEIFORT,' OlttWttf. VRTTUV. .TFS'E 17, mi 15,000 PEOPLE IN JACKSON COUNTY AND SOUTHERN OREGON READ THE MAIL TRIBUNE DAIL1 Pi- Just stop and 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 thia Advertising Medium SECRET GOLD HE IN MEXICO DRAWS ' I LEGIONS TO DEATH BISI1KK, Ariz. F(ir three hundred , i years, according to reliable records, j the Sierra Madre mountains of Simora j and Chihuahua, Mexico have held the j secret of a gold mine of fahuluus rich-1 ness and a vast treasure store of cold, mined and hidden away in an inacces sible tunnel. The romance of the gold hunter is written in the history of man s efforts through the centuries to reach andinent young ladies and Karl Tinker bring back to civilization this wealth of tho Old Tyopa mines. Murders and violence, have marked many of these efforts and still in many hardy breasts of this mining country today there Etill stirs the spirit which has promot ed many to bravo the dangers of star vation, thirst and death at the hands of Indian bands and outlaws In the search for gold. ..Mexico City contains records of the old mine and several prospectors, one of them .lack Dunn. .accredited discov erer of the Warren district, have re ported seeing ruins of the "old mine, but none ever reached there. According to records at the Mexican capital, in the latter part of the seven teenth century tho Isolated village of Old Tyopa was raided by Indians, who destroyed the town and killed all the lnhahilants except a priest. After wandering for several weeks, the priest arrived at a little town called Auga Frill, on the Faqui river, where ho was received and cared for by a Mexican "-family. 1 lis hardships caused his death, but before Uo died he gave to the family a description and map of the mining camp, lie also loported that the gold obtained from seven years of mining had been stored In an old tunnel because of the Im possibility of shipment to civilization. The story and map, it i3 said, have been handed down from family to fam ily for generations. Those who at tempted to reach the camp lost their outfits and muny did not return. The Indians for years menaced all prospec tors and this condition still exists, augmented by bands of outlaws. . -Max Covlta, for several years Mex ican consul at Nuco, is said to have been the latest possessor of. the priest's map. -He. declared he twice succeeded in getting as far as Casa lllanca from which the ruins of Old Tyopa are visible and it was reported he had not given up hopes of reaching the place at his death several ..years ago. Ilort (trover, a local man, twice started with two companions to make tho jerilous journey, hut was forced back because of insufficient equipment Indians and outlaws. Some remarkable gold specimens have been brought back from , the vicinity of the Old Tyopa, but so far as known no one ever has reached the mines since the old town was destroy ed centuries ago. I RIGA. Most of the younger genera tion of Russians are bolshevik, says Captain Mcriort C. Cooper, of Jackson ville, Fla., the American flyer who was captured by Russians while serving in the Polish army npd recently escaped from a Moscow prison. He attributes this to the Bolshevik educational sys tem, under which communism is taught in the schools. . "The schools are all red," he said, 'and the educational program pre scribes that the first thing to bo de veloped in the mind of the child is the 'revolutionary conscience.' In prison. 1 saw, several times, children visit their parents, the latter being anti Bolshovik. The children were 'reds' and accepted' their parents' Imprison ment philosophically, wondering how they could go against the tenets they had been taught to absorb in the class room." Vying with this'system of educating tho children, said Captain Cooper, is the wonderful propaganda system by which the Bolshevik! attempt to con vert the adults. "Their communist lecturers work even In the prisons, trying to convert the prisoners," he continued. "They even tried it on me. There were lec tures or classes held very frequently. If a man said he was converted and could convince the prison committee of that fa.ct, he generally was released. "Further in the line of skilled pro paganda was the excellent treatment of the Polish war prisoners just before the repatriation agreement of the Polish-Russian peace treaty. Before each bunch was repatriated all of the soldiers in it were given new clothes and new shoes, being well fed for sev eral weeks, so that when they arrived , in Poland they looked well fed, well dressed and. in short, were walking advertisements for the soviet govern ment." Generally. Captain Cooper said, con- diiions in the prisons were very bad RUSSIA WILL BE ALL RED J THE NEXT GENERATION ,tey were returned to Polaiul, iimlor port, near : the mouth 1 ioin the sinmlioint of diet, lint tharjand she iuformt'd me (he received no personal W-treutmeni. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. HOTOlott AV. Alb e I'ai-r and wife of IJtese '( reek motored thro'.!j:h our town last j Friday. 1 n-iiittml in vi.iitt in my lust ihat t tlul stoi k has visit, - wiliiuni Httlmun of the nicirniiiK of ihe A pent-rat surprisi d the home of Lake Creek on u-nth of June, to their many fiends, not only hero but nb-o in the i-ake (. reek country. 1 tit' parents nre rejoicing over the fact '.hat is a fine healthy boy. Miss Winnifrod Hunk Bertha Hayman, two of and Miss our promi- jof lsrownsl.oro. wore transacting busi- ness in our town, Friday. I.. K. Haak, one of our prominent farmer?;, dairy men and orehnrdlsls was also here with a team. lie had started for Medford, but after ar riving .here decided to postpone his trip until another day. Mrs. Hank who has been bark to their old home in Michigan, attending to business af- i fairs and visiting relatives is expected ! home today. Wednesday. j .1. I., UoMnson one of our hustling farmers and one of his sons motored to Medford and brought a five foot i hay lurk. They wore just christening their new Ford. Tho two Corem girls from- near llutte Falls spout Friday' night nt the Sunnysitlo. " ; George YV. Stowoll and, .1. W. Hovey. were also business tailors H;turday morning. 4 ' F. .1. Ayres of Reese Crook was, in town Saturday and reports ilntt ills son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Newport of tho ofl'ioo t'oreo of tho S. 1'. 1!. I!.. Portland, had arrived tit .the home of his brother in Illinois. Mrs. Martin Vanhnm, Mrs. Kd Mor gan's mother, were hero last week visiting her. They were on their way to Willow SpriiiKS, where Mr. -Mor-' gan has tv contract to out a largo lot of wood. Miss Grace Lane and Mrs. Until Wallace of Ilutto Falls, who had boon out to Jacksonville o lake the teacher's examination, passed through hero Saturday morning in the stage on their way homo. John lilass was a business caller Saturday, and so was A. C. Edler of Lake Crook and Frank Foster of lteese Crook. In my last I stated .that the next mooting of tho L. C. C. of Fugle Point was to bo at the home of Mrs. M. 1.. Pi-uett and omitted to state who would bo the hostess. It will be Mrs. Pruolt' hoi-self, and chey expect to have a good attendance ami 1 will voueh for it that they will have a fine dinner. - - As I could find no way to bo sure- to go to iho Sunday school mooting on Rogue Itiver last Sunday, 1 decided to take tho 7:1 5" stage .and start for Ash land to hoar Dr. llulgin pr'ieh. So I started and soon after reaching Medford, started on for Ashland in tho regular Medford-Asbland auto stage, but when I reached '.hero, learned that Dr. Ilulgin was to preach in Talent that forenoon, so not to be disappointed, altogether wont to tho Congregational Church and hoard the pastor, Kov. .ludson Oldfield preach. He preached a good logical sermon and had a good audience, f also at tended the Sunday school before preaching and there was quite a num ber of people there, but many of thorn were old people and quite a number of girls, but very few boys, and but two young men. It is a sad fact that so few of tho boys after they roach their "teens' attend church or Sunday school. After heai inir two very fine sermons by Dr. l!ul- gin and having a good night's rest at the Columbia hotel I took passage for home, reaching there about ton o'clock a. in., and there learned that ltev. M. C. Davis formerly traveling evangelist for tho Congregational Sun day school society, and family had come down from Wolf crook to make us a visit and of course' 1 was greatly disappointed because I did not meet him but ho and his family had a good visit with the family. i While I was riding along the roads going to and from Ashland, 1 was no ticing the crops all along vho route, and although I have been living in this valley for the last fifty years and have boon familiar with the crop prospect I (tnn't remember of ever seeing a bettor prospect for bountiful crops of everything unless It is in some or tho early fruits, cherries, plums, peaches, etc., that the late frost killed. When 1 mot the auto stage and its trailer from Kaglo Point, I found that there was quite a num ber of passengers and among them was. Miss Hollfleld and Mrs. Fd Cow don, Kd Slioncer, A. M. Gay. beside quite a number of strangers, and going back there wore seven pas sengers In the car beside some on the trailer, and among tho passengers was Mr. Harry, who has a homestead about three miles beyond Ilrownsboro and Mis. McDonald of the Klks re- HEALTH DEPENDS ON Rich, Red Blood Weak, watery, thin blood is not able to rebuild good body tissues it is impoverished. For health and strength you must enrich your blood. Increase the red blood corpuscles, and - purify your blood vith the standard blood purifier S. 5. S. Thousand of Eeople in a weak, run-down condition v been benefited by taking S. S. S. Far Special Booklet or tor indi vidual advice, withoutchart, tenia Chief Medical Advisor, S.S.S. Co.. Dep't 435, Atlanta, Go. . Cot S. S. S. at your druggist. .VgXEFm 53f QBSB" 'por Rich, Red Blood amBMBmmMmfmmmmBammmm ot Klk Crofl;, that Dr. i.ul-ioi. tin had promised to come i;n and visit it lie resort and arrange to preach for (them while there, and idle experts to lhave a Lu-trc erov.d then .hat day. ; Mrs. MeUonald h:ts just" returned l'rt.io Portland. vhre slie has Itom visit in i; friends mid ul.i wii ne.-isin; ill' tln.st l-esliv;il, and while she was then rile had the experience of rid iiitr in an aeroplane. Asked h.v she enjoyed the ride, she said that the vxpt - m.ru e wa.s wmnler.'iil. said that (she went so IukIi thai everything on the eartii looked like little specks. ihaT site greatly enjoyed th trip. She went on up homo i' nt ire on the Eagle 1'oint-lVrsist stage. Mr. anil Mrs. W. I'. Morgan wont over to Central l'oint to visit her mother Sunday. CburfNew (Furnished Ty tne jacitson County Abstract Co.) Circuit Court E. J. Stewart vs. Helen Crowe et al. Execution. Win. I.. Miller et al vs. Oregon & California It. 1(. Co. et al. To quiet title. L. I. Ctawford et al. vs. G. A. Tirinor. Claim of lion. Kliz. A. Smith vs. Clarence A. llazen et ux. Execution. Esther Davisno vs. Will. K Davison. Summons. ' Uiuiiii V. Steele vs. John -Edward Steele. Findings and conclusions. Dora Schweitzer vs. J. ,0. Hampton et al. Affidavit of posting. Probate Court Est. William Powell.. Supplemen tary statement, proof of publication, affidavit and order. C. 1,. Endlcott assumes the business name of Del.uxe Aulo Top Co. Real Esfatc Transfers Sheriff vs. W. C. Foster. 5 acres in SE of NE, NE or SE, SW of SE sec. L':;, tp. 35, S. R. 2 W....$J92.S: J. K. Sollss et ux to A. X. Soliss, KV6 or W'Vs sec. 10, tp. 39, S. R. 2 E A. X. Sollss et ux to Jessie M. Carr, EV-i of ' sec, 10, tp. 3, S. R. 2 E W. M. lliblis et ux to John Al bert, lot in Central Point John T. McQuold et ux to Adou H. Thompson, pt. D. U C. 15, tp. 3(1, S. R. 1 W 10 10 10 10 Decides on Best Life Insurance "Five years ago I was refused life insurance, because of my heart symp toms. Doctors said it was caused from a pressure of gas that came from my stomach, hut their medicine did not help me, and I was getting worse all the time. Three years ago my druggist recommended Mayr's Won derful Remedy. 1 took a course of It and believe it is the best life in surance anyone can buy. It helped my trouble at once." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the lutes tianal tract and allays the iiiflnnintn tlon which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail ments, including uppendicitus. One dose will convince or money re funded. Notice In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the matter of the estate of Ilartlctt Obenchain, Deceased. Notice is hereby given' that the undersigned executrix hits filed her final report and account in the above entitled Court and Cause, and that June IS. 1921, nt 10 o'clock a. m. at the Court House in Jacksonville, Oregon, has been fixed by said Court as the time and place for hearing objections DOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOGOOOOO I Used - Automobiles For Sale One Forti Tr. Car..... $175.00 One Overland Tr. Car Model DO, 1010, in excellent eon dition, with five cood tires. Price - $695.00 One 1010 Chevrolet, Tr. Car, $025.00 One 1010 Oakland Six Tr. Our, completely overhauled o it nd in line condition, oooil Q tires. A l)iir,'uiu. l'rie.i; c only $825.00 8 Tumy Motor Co. lli:5-12.-i H. Front Street oooooxxxxxxxxxcoococxjooq SPARTA BUILDING DIRECTORY George Andrews, Manager MAIN FLOOR Telephone liVSY COIIXKR MOTOU CO., Tires, Accessories 250 MODF.KN l'H:.Ml!l.NO & IIICATIXH CO., Heal. Ideal, Areola, Mueller Lg rtpelis KAt.'H.i.'SUH JIKIC CO., New mill Itcbnllt Tires r.20 SECOND FIMIK Dlt. A. BimKLBM), Chiropractor 28S IMS V. II. KAI'I'.MA.V, Dentnl Hurfcron Dft. ,T. ('. 1IAVF.S. rliyslcian mid GKonr.K AXDUFWS srCDIOS, Voice. .Mm. fo-orqc Andrewu M Its. I-;, i:. coitl-:. riano anil Harmony IXOJOAtlC liOWiXL, Vlollulal uud Tcatlicr , ,J.l,...JdJJL thereto, ami for the settlement there- NANCY OHKXCH.UX, Executrix. Notice of Annual School Meeting Notice is hereby Riven to the legal voters of School District X". o! ackson County. State -if Oregon, that the annual school meeting of said Dis trict will be held at High School Pudd ing, to begin at tin hoar of 2 o'clock on the third Monday of June, being the joth day of Juno. A. D. IlirJl. This meeting is called for the pni- pose of electin;; two now directors ami the transaction of business usual al such meeting. Dated this Till day of June. 1021. JOHN C. MANN, Chairman Hoard of Directors. Attest: Kl'TH MANNING, District Clerk. . ADVERTISING RATES Classified Two cents word first insertion; one cent word each subsequent Insertion. Locals 10c line per insertion: by the week, 7 times, 5c per line per day. In both of above count 0 words to a line unless long words, and then 5 words to a line. Count For Sale. Wanted, etc., also each initial, telephone number, etc., i are counted as a word. i Display 35 to 50c per inch per insertion. Rules cash In advance. IIKM WAXTfOD Male and 1'Vninto WANTED Cherry tuckers at Wester limit Orchards. Phone S-F-2. tf- V A N TIC I ) S ITU ATIO XS U- NT10D Sowing by the day. quire S2S Dakota Ave. IIKM' WANTED FEMAIE WANTED Woman between 30 and 35 years old as companion in home with elderly woman and son on farm east or Medford. Address No. 203 care Rogue River Courier,- Grants Pass. 77 WAXTICD Girl for house work and assist with cooking on ranch, wages $50. Tel. oS-F-6, Jacksonville. Pres ton. , 7S WAXTICD Experienced cook for fam ily of two. Also second girl. Mrs. Chas. H. Conner, Tel. 6G2 Jackson ville. I 70 WAXTKD Competent cook, wages $30. Phone 3S0. WANTKD Experienced 'Hotel Medford. waitress. HIXl' AVAXTKD MAIM WAXTICD Man with tractor to plow and cultivate 100 ncres orchard. Gold Ray Realty Co., phone 72S-R or 1IM-Y. . ' tf WANTED Men and hoys to thin np ples. Apply Hardwell Fruit Co. 80 MEN WANTED for construction work on Irrigation project near Medford, Oregon. Wages laborers three dol lars for eight hours, less olio dollar board. Other wages in proportion. Rogue River Valley Canal Co. tf WANTED WootI cuttora or will sell stumpago. . Gold Ray Realty Co., telephone 728-R or 134-Y. tt WANTED M IHCEIjIjANEOUS WANTED Pasture near town for a cow. Phone 701-J. 76 WANTED Dressmaking at my homo corner Sixth and Cherry Sts Cen tral Point, Ore. Prices reasonable. Mrs. L. E. Hartwls. 77 WANTED Furnished light house keeping rooms, by man and wife; good recommendations. Phone 475-L. 70 WANTED To buy 500 cords of wood, fir and oak. Phone G31. N. II. Newconih. 77 WANTED This week, ten Ford cars, three more Overlands. to guarantee ngainst punctures ami blowouts, by Installing Universal Tiro Filler. 110 N. Riverside. Phono 188-.M. tf WAXTICD Laundry work lo do nt home. Must bo delivered. Phono 351-Y. 75 WANTED Feeder hogs. Phone 805. 77 WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phono 488-M or 488-X. tf WANTED Several men and boys to know that you can buy any bike for 2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, S. Grape. tf FOR RENT FlUNIHIIED 1100.MS FOR RENT Sleeping room. (102 King St. . 70 FOR RENT Room with or without board. Call 7o5-X.- 129 S. Ivy. 76 FOR KENT Room, 21.1 X." Holly. 7fi FOll , RENT Furnished rooms oiu block from city park. Large garage in connection; cars repaired at night. GO I W. Tenth, phone 501-R. tf 020 .' .' 1!H5 Surgeon ....... TiOit , nns-j , S2S-.I i.uj,.t3-3-J FOR REST TARMS . I . FOR' RENT 2000 aero grain and stock ranch on river hear railroad station. P. O. flox 1094. tt FOlt RENT- Irrigated alfalfa ranch near railroad town ana river. Gold Ray Realty Co. tf FOlt I II-' XT A I A 1 1 T M E X TS FOR RENT At once, partly furnished apartment in Mail Tribune building, with hot and cold water, electricity, steam heat, etc.. furnished. Call at Mail Tribune office. 75 I'O K 1! KX T 11 Ol' SEKEEPl X G liOOMS FOlt RENT llachelor apartments and housekeeping rooms. 219 Tal ent Court. Phone 955-R. 7ti FOli RENT Two light housekeeping rooms. 511 S. Central. tf FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOlt SALE 12 acre ranch three miles southwest of Gold Hill: about 20 acres In cultivation, 7 acres In alfal fa sown this season, balance In grain; 20 head of cattle, 2 horses. farming machinery, all for $1500, $:iooo cash, balance three years time with interest. Address T. 11. Eding ton, Gold Hill, Ore. Phono 31-K-:i. 102 FOR SALE 7-rooin house, bath, elec tric lights, berries, 3 lots in fine garden, and all outbuildings. 93 S. Holly or phone 77II-Y. M FOlt SALE Good six room house, close in. Paved streef.i '-Furnished or unfurnished.' A bargain.' Phone. 2-lti-Y. " ., , .., li FOlt SALE Modern S-room residence. Two large sleeping porches. Hack screen porch'wirotl for electric heat- ' lug; With garage. Everything up to date. See owner at 51(1 W. Jack son St. 79 FOR SALIC, lease or exchange. 40 room hotel and II business rooms, partly furnished; only hotel In town 1000. Telephone 72S-R or 13-l-Y. tf FOR SALE Homestead relinquish ment. Call between 8:00 a. m. and f::i0 p. in. at 110 X. Central. Phone 4115-X. 7U FOR SALIC Five-room modern house, bathroom, pantry and sleeping iHirch Inquire between 8:00 a. m. and 6:30 p. in. at llti N. Central. Phono 4H5-X. 7G FOR SALIC OR THADfC 100 noro ranch, between 35 and 40 acres In cultivation, for Ashland or Medford property. For further particulars phono 333, Central Point. 81 FOR SALI'J Couple too old to work have a dandy 10-acre ranch four miles from Medford, all in crops of alfalfa, clover, corn and vegetables. Six acres have water right fully paid up. Good 5-room house prac tically new, largo burn, good bear ing family orchard, electric lights in house. This placo can bo bought for $3000, which includes crops, Imple ments, horse and some poultry. No trades considered. Call at 325 S. Riverside or phono 701-J for partic ulars. No agents. 75 FOR SALE Small fruit and chicken ranch, 5 room house with somo fur niture; also out. buildings. Ideal homo. Causo of selling uoor health. Call or address 334 N. Holly. 77 FOR SALE Sickness necessitates mo selling my six room house, lot 50 by 240, very best bottom land, 5 blocks from bridge, east side, have city water, also good pumping system, boarlng fruit Irees and berries, good garden In. Would consider second hand enr as part of first payment, Ford preferred. Price, ready to move in, $1000. Phone 35D-Y. 77 FOR SALE Attractive modern house. two-story bungalow type. East frrtnt and deep porches, 8 rooms, built-in features In living rooln, dining-loom and kitchen. Two bathsi fire-place, largo scroenod-lii porch,, Awo , wood sheds, fruit room ant) garage., Beau tiful lawn and shade trees. Lot SOx JfiO. 310 S. Riversldoi j Phono 292:X. : ' i ' , "77 FOR SALE 40 ncres land nenr Eagle Point. Good fruit land. Muy have value for oil. Moderate payment will handla. Will soli all or part. II. C. Stoddard, P. O. Box 477, Los Angeles California. . 73 FOR SALIC Alfalla, grain and stock ranches from $5.00 per acre up; long time, easy payments. Gold Kay Realty Co. tt FOR SALE Good ranches. See us before buying. J. B. Andrews, 31 N. Grape St. Phone 63-M. tf FOR SALE Lease ana exchange real estate Gold Ray Realty Company. FOR SALft Houses and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; alco acreage. C. S. Butterfleld, phone 21. LOST LOST Airdale puppy. Answers to name of "Pal." Call 408-lt-l. .Re ward. : "if 77 LOST S. P. check No. 158021 payable to Hal Wright, amount $lf.l. Fin der return Mull Tribune office. '7G . Good Service Is measured hy results. Aro you obtaining satisfactory re sults? If not, consult us about jour bookkeeping and other OUKjncss troubles. Auditing f AccouMlnil T YSTDNERVICE(0; ' ii3urajcc gjr lrvestrre,ls M. P. SCmilTT, Mgr. Phono fttil Liberty Hid. FOR BALE JnSCELItAJJEOCa FOR SALE First-class alfalfa hay in field one mile west of Voorhies Crossing. Scbuchard Orchard. Phone (ill-R-:!. 78 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. first class, in field or stack. Near Canal Co. ranch on Eagle Point road. Address K. S. Taylor, R. 3, Box 102. Medford, or call 132-R. SO FOR SALE Cheap, one 2 h. p. Witte engine. Inquire McDowell's Shoe Shop, Central Point, Oregon. 7G FOil SALE berts. etc., 40S-J-1. Cherries: on the Pings, tree. Lam Phone 75 FOR SALE Ciena alfalfa hay and red oat hay, $10. Phone I03-X-2. Til FOR SALE-1S-X-L -Hiding cultivator. Tel. FOlt SALE 10 horsepower high speed engine, just overhauled. Can be seen at Hillings Auto & Carriage Co. S. Riverside. No rcasouablo offer refused. 75 FOR SALE Shoes nt another big drop in price nt the Medford Shoo Hospital, 119 E. Sixth St, tf FOR SALE Dresser, new bevel "glass, stand, two heating stoves, sanitary couch, two rocking chairs, three-burner oil stove ami oven. Iron bed, springs and mattress, piano, at a sacrifice. Call 102S Court. St. 75 FOR SALE Lumber. Tho Tabernacle, opposite tho park. 75 FOR SAI.K Playerphone, B0 good records, tables, other household arll . , cles. Phone 7-IO-W. s : 76 !'OR SAI.1C Five-horse mill type elec tric motor, and rive-inch centrifugal pump: 10.000 feet second-hand two inch plank, and 3500 feet of three1- wire power linn, poles and cross arms. 11. F. D. 1, llox 77, Central Point. . 75 FOR SAI.1C Good clean wild oat liny in shock, close In. Phone 2G-.I-2, 77 FOR SALIC Pollyanna $250. lunch room. 7(i FOlt SALE Wild oat hay in tho field. T. E. Pottenger, phone 5-F-2. tt TOR BALE .Alfalfa hay not mined on $12 per ton. Come see It. Call G7-J-3. . - 7G FOR SALE Fordson tractor cheap. Pntton, Robinson Inc. FOR SALIC A-l nlfalfa hay In the field, $10, or will deliver. Phono 589-11-2. tt FOR SALE IS tons of choice grain hay, baled. Phono 4G8-U-1. tf FOR SALE War Eagle mining stock on Juno 23rd, for 40c a share. Phono 916, E. H. French. . ; 81 FOR SALE &and, gravel, sediment and dirt. Plowing and teaming work: done. Phone 912-J, Samuel Bate- man, 302 Maple St FOll BALIS MVK8TOOK FOR SALE Six beautiful fresh milk cows, Walsh's place, one mile north east of Medford on Crator Lake road. 97 FOR HALE Young milk cow. Konly. Phone GU-J-3. F. C. tf FOR SALE Registered Shorthorn bulls and registered Hampshire boat'B. Also saddle horses nnd work horses. Call on or write. Ross H. Lund, Mountcrost Ranch, Hilt, Calif. tf Oft SALE POULTKY AND EGGS FOR SALE 17 full blood R. I. Rod hens and 2 cockerels. Phono 361-R. 75 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALIC 1818 Ford delivery car; , would trade for produce or fruit. . West Side Groceteria. -s. tf FOB EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Four lots near Jackson school, off pavement, for car. Box 25, Mail Tribune. 77 FOR TRADE- -Ixt In Medford for What have you? Phone 76 toiirlng car. 333. WILL TRADE Medford home or ranch for good automobile. Telephone 728-R or 134-Y.- tf FOR TRADE Trucks to trade for city property. O. A. Chllders Motor Co. 127 N. Riverside. tf MONEY TO LOAiN TO LOAN J. D. Andrews loans money on real estate and buys mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone 63-M. SI North Grape street. FOR RENT TIOUSES FOll RENT Small house. Inquire 325 E. Jackson St. . 74 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attornov-ttt-law rooms 8 and 9, Medford National uniiK illuming. A. E. HEAMES Lawyor, Garnett iorey uunumg. O. C. BOGOS Real Estate, law and settlement of estates a specialty B. F. LINDAS Attorney, Genera Practice. Patents a specialty. Stewart Bldg. WINFIELD R. riATLORD Lawyer. Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Main St., Medford. Building Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK: k. BLOCK WORKS speetlize In all kinds of cement bnilding products, Corj III nd Tenth, Street, , BUSIXESS DIRECTORY Abstractors MURRAY BROS. & VAX VORia'(4 Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and No. 22 North Central Ave., xr: stairs, JACKSON COUXTV ABSTRAi , COMPAXY Incorporated 191'i, Abstracts of Title, Title Insuran Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPlilNO CO. We --- operating the largest, oldest a best equipped plant In the Pacl northwest. Use our springs wh others fall... Sold under wrltl guaranteed. 34 Xorth Fifteen . St., Portland, Oregon. ' i I ( Chiropractic riiyslclun JOUETT P. BRAY Straight Chli practlc, rooms 409-10 M. F. & i building. 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 . A m., daily except Thursday. Pho 680. A! DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAX Chl'vjS practlc and Natural Painless Me-t ods. Room 428 M. F. & H. Bli' Phone 9G5. ;V' Electric Service. BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. F.5 tory distributors for Exlde Batt les and Fairbanks-Morse llff - plants. Nat. Building. Phine 1 i ICxpert Acconntant. WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. V- eon. C. P. A. Attention given anything In Accounting and Inco Tax requirements. Look into t simplified accounting method. L erty Bids., Medford. Phone 167 Farm Loan Bonds FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARM I by buying Farm Loan Bonds. Pj ceeds to make additional form lot and Improve agricultural conditio Terms and particulars, E. H. Hit Secy.-Treas., 411 M. F. & H. BK Medford. Fidelity and Surety Honda FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS We execute all forms of bon McCurdy Insurance Agency. Instruction in Alusic. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher piano and harmony. Halght Mu studio, 318 Garnett-Corey But ing Phone 72. Alosan Art Rugs MOSAN ART HUG- CO. We wed rugs from old carpets and rugs a clean all rugs. Rugs we clean i Clean when we clean them." 1 W. Tenth, phone 180. Free del ery. Osteopath DR. F. O. CARLOW, DK. EVA MAI UAllLUW Osteopathic Ph clans. 41G-417 Garnett-Corey Bit Phono 904-L. -.Residence 26 Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostoopatl Physician. Special attention glyf to eye, ear, nose and throat. 8 Liberty building. Phone 496. Physicians and Surgeons. T. G, HEINE, M. D. Physician ai Surgeon. Specialty, Eye, Ear, Ni and Throat. Glasses scienttflca fitted and properly adjusted. Off ' 314-316 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grape al Mam tits. DR. J. J. EMMENS Pnyslclan al Surgeon. Practice limited to e ear, nose and throat. Eyes bc1 tlflcally teBted, and glasses at plied. Oculist and Aurist for S It. R. Co., M. F. & H. Bldg. Pnoj 567. DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physic" and Surgeon. Offices M. F. & Bldg. Phone 166. Residence 1 Genesee St. Phone 1G5-J-2 -4- DR. A. BURSELL Splnologlst, Ph lcian and surgeon. Spinal adju ments, general treatments and dl gonosls. 309-10-11 M. F. & Bldg. Elevator to third flo Phone 29. Printers and Publishers . MEDFORD PRINTINS CO. has best equipped printing office Southern Oregon. - Book bind!) loose leaf ledgers, billing systerl etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir Rent Estate. BROWN & WHITE Real Estate, surance. Loans. Investments. Notc- Publio, Holland Hotel corner. C Rug Weaving. MEDFORD FLUFF HUG WOBJ makes fluff rugs' from old i worn -carpets and rugs. ; Phq 610-M. 706 Pine St Transfer. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE Office 42 North Front Si. Ph S16. Prices right. .Service gs anteed. x DAVIS TRANSFER Anything mi ed day or night. Service go anteed. Fair treatment. 10 Kir. Phonet Office 844 or il - 647-R or 206. - - " Undertakers PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Stf and Oakdale. Ambulance Bervlfc- ; . tUOM 17, .