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EX-MEDFORDITES' !
GOAT INSPIRATION !
TOP, CALIFORNIA!
BERKTJLKV. Calif.. (Special)
".M.v goat Ihnt ukimI to live n Crape
Btreet in Medfnnl, nnl vas Hie in
Hplratiou for many hi:Ii s.-liunl jokes,
wii8 the iiiHpirulion for me-to p into
tlio. Pure HIimmI .Milk Goal lmsineHH,"
Haid P. K. linker, who was principal
of the Mrdi'oid hinh school Uurhiff
Hie yearn uC IMS ami liUi.
"I find that I can carry on this
IniHtncHH with school work Just fine,
unci you otmht to nee the new pure
hloucl I WouKhi down in Sacramento.
Why, he cost me ?300.
"You know down where I'm teach
ing Mrs. Kakcr and I run a regular
little ranch with our home.
Mr. IJaker has accepted the prinei
palship of the Princeton high school
In California for the second year.
Here ten rural districts are united
to support this one high school and
the assessed valuation is five and a
half million.
.Mr. leaker says such a nouree uf in
come makes it possihle for the high
Hchool to taku; up nianjt iutore.sting
jProjejetA , ' ;t i i ' j i- -
Also the "school is taliiti-'advantage
of the Smith-Hughes Mil and are
opening up an agricultural depart
ment in the (high school since Mr.
jJnker;haH heeit tltylre. )'".'
Air. Raker Is spending the summer
1n Herkeioy .anri looking for teachers
for the crnning ypar. j ''. , ;
110 says that Mr. Moricyimlds, for
mer commercial teacher and hand
and orchestra director in the Med
ford high school has heen elected io
the position of instructor of all winged
and string instruments in the Prince
ton high school.
If Mr. MeUeynnlds accepts this po
sition he will give individual lessons
to students during school hours.
This is also a new department
added since Mr. J laker has been the
principle.
Little Ijorna Paker wilt attend the
University play school this summer.
AS U. S. VISITOR
TO AVOID LEAGUE
KOMIS, June 1. The president of
the Italian senate, Stgnor Tomnia.su
Tittoni, several times minister for for
eign a f fairs, will leave for America
noon to deliver some lectures at W'H
lianis College, WilUanistown, Mass.
Speaking of his plans, Senator Tit
toni said: "In my lectures I shall not
touch upon the question of the League
of Dubious, unless other lecturers
speak ulmut it. Even then it would
he my object to avoid propaganda.
The league being u quest if mi, which
divides the two great political parties
in the United States, I might easily
be misunderstood and wound Ameri
can susceptibilities, as I might have
the appearance- of interfering in an
internal controversy of the country
giving ne hospitality.
"This, however, will not prevent me
from discussing the mutter in private
conversations, the more so, since hav
ing participated in the work of the
League of Nations, and having seen
at close quarters its mechanism in
' action, 1 formed a clear conception of
Its deficiencies and of the, reforms
which it would be wrll ,to introduce
ftito it, i reforms: which ;in my opinion
r would.- fully ratlsfy the American
point of view.' ' ' ; 1 '
.".Both Premier Glolitti and County
Sforxa, ministm of foreign affairs,
urged me to go to the. stales, as, from
my lecture a - better- knowledge- of
Italy may lie brought about, buL I
tOiall hnve no official mission rjn
the Italian to the American govi-rur
ment, as our distinguished ambassa
dor, Senator Uolandi liicci. deals with
the utmost competence with the ques
tions interesting the two countries.
"I shall therefore, remain In Ameri
ca only the time required for my lec
tures, .returning to Italy in August."
RIGA. Juno 20. Honors such as arc
usually accorded to royalty or to offic
ials of high rank were Riven the Dutch
steamer Alexander Polden when she
arrived at Pclrograd recently, says
the, newspaper Izvestia of Moscow.
The steamer brought the first Marge
cargo of food that has entered the har
bor for about three years and as she
passed Kronstadt she was saluted by
the battleship Marat, while Russian
sailors lined the docks and cheered.
With years of starvation behind
them dock workers by day and night,
unloaded 5530 barrels of the ships
cargo of herring so swiftly that the
next day twenty carloads of herring
were despatched to .Moscow whih
rest was left for distribution in 1'etro
grad. Since the Alexander Polden made
port, two more steamers have arrived
nt Petrogrnd carrying 17.000 baneU of
lierring, which were quickly unloaded.
RUSSIANS WILD
WITH JOY WHEN
Archduke Joseph Of Austria
To Wed
I
mtAL JHIW Him a OtftVICI. NttfUVJW
Archduke Joseph Krancl?, son of
the Archduke Joseph is reported en
gaged to Princess Yofcvida, of Italy.
Ring Sketches of
Bygone Years
Then was very. Utile boxing in the
heavyweight championship bout be
tween .lack Johnsoni; and Jim Klynn,
the Pueblo fireman, at Las Vegas,
Xew Mexico, on, the Fourth of July,
Flyun attacked J hnson somewhat
after the manner of a bull charging
a bolshevik banner. Johnson de
voted most of bis energy to holding
Kty nn's arms, like a ticklish person
defend I n;.j hi nisei f from a playful
comrade. The police stopped the per
formance in the ninth round. The
referee awarded his decision to John
son, as he had had the upper hand
during those sporadic periods when
it appeared that, a boxing bout was
taking place.
Fly n n was "strop?? on beadwork, but
it was of ii physical character. Now
and then he would ram lib- pato into
the pit of Johnsons stomach.
Johnson complained that; Flynn was
behaving like' a billy-goal '-and Flynn
called the referee's attention to the
manner in which Johnson', was hold
ing" him., " '"
Ju the 'ninth round the', challenger
became extremely peeved ytien John
son grabbed his arms a net clinched
tightly, (in the br-ak he lowered hi;?
head and bored Jn for all he was
worth, butting Johnson in tin body
and then Jumping up and crashing his
head against Johnson's face.
It was then that the referee called
a halt.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., June 20. Cat
tle Steady, slow; receipts 157S.
Choice steers .$ Tfr 7 .r.ti ; medium to
good.$G.5U(?i;7.00; .fair to medium, $0
(f0.50; common to fair. $lfni.00;
cholco reeders. 5.2 ." ? ." . r. 0 ; fair to
good, $4. 755. 25; choice cows and
heircrs, ?5.50f; G.00; medium to i;ocd
?5(f5.50; fair to medium, Iff .1.00;
ci'.nnors, J2;i.00; bulls, $:i.50ft,
4. 7.1; choice dairy ealven, $0.r,Uifi
.1,0.00 ; prime -lit; lit. $'.il :.50 ; medi
um' liiiht, $G(i 'J.00; heavy, f.Ui B.O0.
. I Iokb Steady to 50c higher. Re
ceipts, (17!t. Prime Unlit. $S.75fr
K..10; smooth heavy. 25(1 to ."00 lbs.,
?7fi.x.on; ;;oo lbs. ami up, $i;ffi7.oo;
rouKh. heavy, 517.00; fat. pigs,
$S.75f!t.!l.00; feeders, $S.501i H.O0;
Rtags, $:iR7.00.
Sheep Pleady to 50c higher. Re
ceipts 2 2 4 ft. Kast of mountains lambs
?r,.50ffi 7.50; best valley, $(i(f'fi.75 ;
fair to good, ?5fn.00; culls, $4.1;
feeders, S2.50(fivl.00; light yearlings,
,4.r.Ofi5.00; heavy $lft,4.50; light
wether's, $1 1.50; heavy, J:if4.00;
ewes, ?1 Ji 3.50.
liulter.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 20llutter
Steady. Kxtra cubes, 2fH-:(0c; cur
tons, I! tie;, prinls, ;i5c. Ilutterfat No.
1 churning cream, 2!l:i3c f. o. b.
Portland; undergrade, 27c.
S. V. Ilutter, l-gs and Poultry.
SAN -FRANCISCO, June 20. Ilut
ter, extra' choice, ,17c; prime firsts.
34 l-2c; California firsts, 3.1 l-2c.
Kugs, extra choice. 2Sc; extra firsts,
27c; California firsts nominal; dir
ties, 2i l-2c; extra pullets, 2.1 l-2c;
undersized pullets,' 22 l-2c.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howl.tt
Anion the business callers net
mentioned in my last was K. V. Ibitt
son and Mrs. Ou'y Pruett.
Mrs. Ous Niebuls motored to .Neil
ford to no "t her daughter and grsnd
ehikl. who came up from California
thelto spend the sunilocr ill our delightful
climate and to avoid tbe sweltering
heat of her home ibmnte.
!. IV. Cariett and hi -brother W. O.
Carre:: of Ilrmvnsborn .were visitors
to our town. They have leased the
charb-y Tcrril! farm a shnrl distant-
'uiuve i;r,.,wnboi o and were hcie. hav-
Frank I
-o put- i 4
CaMor nl' Ki-cso Ovck also
renixirj uui- blai-ksinilb tbr sami
.1.1 V. I j
I W. II. Pli.sbknli of I'lirtlunil cnnic
I i n ainl spi-ut tin. uibt and a par!
the iii-M day. He is ait old ivil ,var
IVfti iaii ami is viy unit h inti-fi-sti-d
jilt Ihv Aati' ilidusti-y a:nl while bis
hiMiie is itt I'oillaiid he siu-iuls bis
winters in the soldier's liutne hear l.es
iAiiKiles and in tuakiim bis regular
Mips eai'b fall ami spriiwT, etter.-illy
(siiettds a few days at the Suitnyside
;bot'-l and while here spemls his time
!,i;atbelihK abates, but this time be
saiil that there was s,t i'a b green
jvietatiou that it was very difficult to
;fitid them. He dins net seem to care
; for the ceniliH'rt ial value of tbein, but
lias I l.i-lii cut and imiunled for the
satisfaction of htokiim: at tbein and
uceasiinlally Kives tbein away to Ills
friends.
W. W. Haas of Oakland. Calif., was
also a Ktiest at the Sunnyshlc betel
dining the week.
ltohcrt I''. Warner, one of tile clerks
in the Aslilaml pesteftiee and AV. IO.
liolton, also of Asblalul were here for
dinni'r.
Miss Inez Willits of Persist and her
Utile niece, .Miss Dnrolby Willits.
d.uu;hter of the late Key Willits, came
font Thursday morning on the Kaglr
I'ttmt-l'erstst stai;e and went on In
.Medford on the Kagle l'oint-Medfuril
stage.
Jeff Conciver. A. M. Cay and I'M
Spencer started Thulstlay afternoon
to the headwaters of the South I'nip
qua river to develop a sulphur mine
that has been discovered and only
partially developed. Their plan is to
open it up so that they can show what
they have ami by that means induce
capitalists to invest itwmey and thus
bring it to the market. It is located
abut eight miles from any wagon road,
but if the sulphur proves as good as
the samples they have brought out It
will probably mean something to
Southern Oregon.
F. L. Iwilldes represcut-ng tile meat
Ji'ollKe, Seattle. Wash., anil A. M. WIs
well. representing Security Ueineily
Co., .Minnesota, were here fpr dinner
I
Tb ur.-day.
Two men came in Thursday even
ing for the night. They bad their bay
baling machine along, anil were on
their way to C.reen Mathews. As 1
was on the sick list Thursday anil Fri
day and was confined to the bouse. I
did not gather very many l'kiglets
during the two days.
O. 11. Wingtiekl of .Hill, Calif., came
In and spent the day with friends in
town.
Mrs. Denton, one of ur newly made
citizens from town, motored to Med
!ford about the middle of the week.
! Mr. 11. II. I turd and Mr. CI. W.
r.aunspaeh, representing the farm
loan, were here for dinner Thursday.
They came out to set an appraisement
on some iand in this neighborhood.
A man who is hauling wood for It.
1. Pierce, who bad the contract with
Frank Ithodes to clear Ibe right-of-way
and' do the grading on the unit
between Hog Crock and when; the
new bridge will span Itogne river, has
been hauling In a lot of wood for
some of our citizens and taking his
dinner at the Sunnyslile.
A. C. Spence of lirwusboro was a
business caller, lie rcprls that they
had n terrific lmil and rain storm at
his placu about the middle of the
week .
Charles (iillette of Ashland and Mr.
I'bearson. the former who has charge
of tbi' rock work. for Win. vn dor llel
len, the contractor tor placing the
crushed rock n the Crater Lake high
way between the David Cingcade
place on Antelope Creek anil Trail.
Mr. Von dor llellell Is nw fixing up
bis camp on I'.utte Creek where he is
putting up a rock crusher and pre
paring to bring the electricity from
the main line on the west side of
Uogue river. lo is rushing bis work
and expects to have the crusher In
operation 111 a short time, lie will use
the stones out of the bell of the creek
and by the time they are crushed, will
be fine material to make a good solid
read bed. (I. Milehel, the niaii'wlio.
has bad charge of the horses on- I he
unit between the ligucKiver b,i;bge
and Trail for Win. Von der llellcn.
brought out the last or the horses that
they have heen using on the work and
turned them over to the owner,
Charley Delln.
The reader will excuse a little brev
ity In my b iter today, as I am cutting
tired anil will stop for this time.
rx(xoooxcxxiorxK)oooooooooot
Used
Automobiles
For Sale
One Foni Tr. Car ....$175.00
One Overland Tr. Car Moilel
'J(l, !)!!), in excellent con
dition, with five guild
tires. J'licc $695.00
Ono .1010 Chevrolet Tr. Cur,
$525.00
One 1010 Oakland Six Tr.
Car, completely overhauled
and in fine condition, Rood
tires. A harcjain. Price
only ...; $825.00
fumy Motor Co.
12:-ia.j S. Front Street
im Mini- blarksmit liia dime.
SPARTA BUILDING DIRECTORY
(o'orgo Andrews, Manager
.MAIN 1'I.OOIt Telephone
ni'RV CORXFll MOTOIt CO.. Tlre, Accessories 250
MODKUN l'l.t'MHIXG & HKATIXG CO., Heat. Ideal, Areola, .Mueller
PiMhs 020
EXCHANGE THUS CO., Xew nnd llelinllt Tires .120
SKCOXD FJOOIl
DIl. A. ISCUKI.CXD. Chiropractor 2H3
lilt. V. n. KAUFMAN. Dental Surgeon 2H5
Dlt. .1. V. HAVK.H. Physician mill Snrceon "03
(.I'Oltct-: AMiltlAVM SI'I'Iilos, X'olii-. .Mrs. George Andrews ,t2..l
M Its. I-:. I:. ;oi;i:. Piano and llanooor ,12.'l-.l
FLOItLXfli UOWtLL, VluUufcil and
ADVERTISING RATES
Classified --Two cents
first insertion; one cent
word
word
each siibseipicnt. iuseition. !
Locals lou line per insertion;
by the week, 7 times, 5c per line !
per day.
In both of above count tl words
to a lino uulos.i long words, ami
then 6 words to a line. Count
For Sale, Wanted, etc.. also each
initial, telephone number, etc., !
are counted as a wind.
Display 35 to 50e per Inch per
insertion.
Rates cash In advance.
HIXP W.ANTLTI
Male and Pcmtilo
CIVIL SKRVICK examinations for
clerks for Postal Mail Service and
fioverntnent Ik'partnients. Men,
Women, over 17. $12u month, ex
perience, unnecessary. For free par
ticulars, write .1. C. Leonard (former
Civil Service examiner), 75S Kquit
ablu llldg., Washington, 1). C. 7!i
WANTKD Apple thinners. L. Knlpps.
Phone G00-L.
WANTUD Fxpeiienced ranch man
and wile, preferably no children, to
go on small ranch near hero. Must
have experience with cattle, lings
and be able to irrigate and do gen
eral work of ranch. State particu
lars as to age, references, .monthly
salary, etc. House, garden truck.
, small produce furnished with salary.
Commcnco by July first, -. Address,
Lock Hex Fill, Hilt, Calif. 71)
WANTED Apple thinners.. Dcq lien-
driekson, phono 577. 77
wTnTKD Cherry pickers at Wester
luiid Orchards. Phone S-F-2. tf
WANTKD SITUATIONS
WANTED Window cleaning, floor
waxing, lawn mowing. Can wash
your oriental rugs satisiaciorny.
Al. Rhoads, phone 705-W.
WANTED Sewing by tho
quire 82S Dakota Ao.
day.
In-
79
1 1 1 '1 1 , 1 ' WANTKD KI0MAU5
!
I WANTED-
Woman between 30 and 35
years old us companion In home
with elderly woman and son on farm
east of Medford. Address No. 203
care Rogue. River Courier, Grants
Pass. ' ' 77
WANTKD Girl for house work and
assist wllh conking on ranch, wages
$00. Tel. 3S-F-5, Jacksonville. Pres
ton. 7.S
WANTKD Competent
$50. Phono 3S0.
cook,
wages
tf
WANTKD Kxporienced
lintel Medford.
w a 1 1 r e a i).
II Kl.P WANTKD MALE
WANTED Experienced married man
to take charge of ranch; mixed fruit,
alfalfa and stock. Ciood position for
right man. Address Mall Tribune
llox 80. 78
WANTKD Man with tractor to plow
and culllvale 100 acres orchard.
Cold Ray Realty Co., phono 728-R
or Fll-Y. i tf
WANTED Men and boys to thin ap
ples. Apply liardwell Fruit Co. 80
MEN WANTKD for const ruction work
on irrigation project near Medford,
Oregon. Wages laborers three dol
lars for eight hours, less ono dollar
board. Other wages in proportion.
Rogue River Valley Canal Co. tf
WANTED Wood cutlers or wH, sell
, Ktumpago. Gold Ray Jlciilty Co.,
teLcpuono 728-R or 131-Y. I, ,hlt
WANTKD M I.SCKLI.AN KOU8"
WA NTKD Whereabouts o( Mr;, or
Mrs. L. G. (illeve. For reward write
29 S. Pioneer, Ashland,' Ore. 77
WANTED To buy or rent a roll top
or flat top oftico desk. Call 201-W
or 715. 82
WANTED Pasture, close 111, for rid
ing horse. Phone 4T.G, Medford. 82'
WANTED Largo sizo refrigerator
suitable for Htore. DeVoo. tf
WANTKD Reclining Invalid chair.
W. II. Jackaon at Medford National
Hank. tf"
WANTED Dressmaking nt my homo
corner Sixth mid Cherry Sts., Cen
tral Point. Ore. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. L. E. Hartwlg. 77
WANTED To buy 500 cords of wood,
fir and oak. Phono (131. N. 11.
Ncwcoinb. 77
WANTKD This week, ten Ford cars,
three more Overlands, to guarantee
against punctures and blowouts, by
Installing Universal Tiro Filler. ' 110
N. Riverside. Phono 188-M. tf
WANTED Feeder hogs. Phone
895.
77
WANTED House moving and
pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X.
WANTED Sorei'Kl men and hoys to
know that jou can buy nny blko foi
$2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, S
Grapo. tf
'Xva;Uvf
UJ-Llil-'. I ' I I 1 4.1-14, 1.1
! FOR 1SKXT Fl'ltMSIIF.Il UOOMSl
I OR It I 'NT
Call 775.
Rooms at Y. W. C.
FOR RFNT Furnished.' rooms on,1
block from city park. Largo garage
in connection: cars repaired a(
night. GO 1 W. Tenth, phono Ool-R.
tl
FOIt UK NT TAHMS
FOR RFNT--2000 ncro grain and
stock ranch on river near railroad
station, p. O. llox 1091. tf
FOR R K N T Irrigated alfalfa ranch
near railroad town ana river. Llobl
Kay Really Co. tf
l'OU KKXT MorslOKKKPIXO
ROOMS
FOR ItMXT Furnished housekeeping
room with or without hoard. Meals
35c. No. 3 Fast Fourth. el
FOR RKNT Two light housekeeping
rooms. 511 S. Central. tf
FOll KXtTHAWGW
FOR TKADK Four lots near Jackson
school, off pavement, for car. Hox
25, Mall Tribune. 77
WILL TRADK iMcdlord bom ranch
for good automobile. Telephone.
72S-11 or 131-V. tl
FOR TRADK Trucks to trane Tor city
property. O. A. Childers Motor Co.,
127 N. Riverside tf
FOll SAUi UEaIj 1CSTATH
FOR SALE Flue residence. Main
street. Kast Medford, under lease
for I I mouths; for which period
owner will make, property produce
to buyer II) per cent on' purchase
price. Call afternoons 2 to -I p. m..
11 N. Central. 79
FOR SALK Lot 50x120 In Ashland
for auto or light truck preferred.
Must have good tires and engine.
Seo W. D. farcy, 5GG Fiilrview.
Ashland. 77
FOR SALE Nine room residence,
close in, lawn and ahade, garage,
wood house anil garden, llonso new
ly pttpcixid and painted inside nnd
mil. No street nssoasnionts against
properly. Owner has income of $50
per month from property and ample
room for his family. Terms on half.
Phono 701.1 or call at 325 S. River
side to seo property. 78
FOR 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 vat lie, 2 horses,
, farming machinery, all for $1500,
$3000 cash, balance three years time
'with inturest. Address T. II. Kding-
ton, Gold Hill, Ore. Phono 31F-3.
102.
FOR SALE 7-rooiu house, bath, elec
trie lights, berries, 3 lots In fine
garden, anil all outbuildings. 937
S. Holly or phone 779-Y. SO
I'Oll SALE Modern 8-rooin residi'nce.
Two large sleeping purifies..' Riudc
screen porch wired for clcclrlc heat
ing. With garage. Everything up
to date. Seo owner al 510 W. Jack
son St. 79
FOR SALE, lonso or oxohnngo, 40
room Itotel and 3 business rooms,
partly furnished; only hotel In town
1000. Telephone 72S-II or 131-Y. tf
FOR SALE Oil TRADE inq acre
ranch, between 35 and 10 acres in
cultivation, lor Ashland or Medford
property. For further particulars
phono 333, Central Point. 81
FOll SALK Small fruit and chicken
ranch, 5 room house with some fur
niture; also out buildings. Ideal
homo. Cause of selling uoor health.
Call or address 334 N. (lolly. 77
FOR SALE Sickness nccossllnlcs me
selling my six room house, lot 50 by
240, very best bottom land, 5 blocks
from bridge, east side, havo city
water, also good pumjting system,
hearing fruit trees and berries, good
garden In. Would consider second
hand car as part, of first payment.
Ford preferred. Trice, ready to move
In, $1(100. Phono 359-Y. 77
''Oil SALE Attiactrvo modern house,
two-story bungalow type. East front
and deep porches, 8 rooms, built-in
features in living room, dining room
and kitchen. Two baths, fire-place,
largo scrcened ln porch, two wood
sheds, fruit room and garngo. Beau
tiful lawn and shade trees, lit 8()x
1G0. 310 S. Riverside. Phono 292-X.
77
FOll SALE 10 acres land near Eagle
Point. Good fruit land. May have
value for oil, Moderato payment will
bandla. will sell all or part. II. C.
Stoddard, P. O. Box 477, Lob Angeles
California. . 73
FOR SALE Alfultn, grain and stock
ranches from $5.00 por acre up;
long tlmo, oasy payments. Gold llay
, llealty Co. tf
FOR SALE Good ranches. See us
before buying. J. B. Andrews, 31
N. Grape St. Phone B3-M. tf
FOR 8ALE Leaiib and exchange real
estate. Gold flay Realty Company.
FOR SALFj lluuseir una uungnlowa,
furnished or unfurnished; alno
KCtcige. C. 8. Butterfleld, phone
Silo
FIRST MORTGAGE
Bonds for Sale
I have a limited amount of First.
Mortgage 8 per cent Convertablc
Bonds to offer at IhlB time. Interest
payablo November and May of each
year.
If Interested call nnd see what I
have to offer.
EDWIN P. HUGHES
113 W, Mitlu St, .MiidforU, Oif,
FOIt BALE MISCKI.LAXEOC8
Hill SA1.K -May
Duke and
.1. W. Kbiil
Farmers A;
Roval
Anne cherries.
Almond St., or
growers Hank.
'V, 2S
FOR SALK Chairs, chiffonier, table,
beds, toys, few other articles cheap.
20 W. Jackson. fco
FOR SAI.K May Duke cherries.
Power, 101 Portland Ave.
10.
FOR SALK One wood or coal range,
otic gas range, one electric washing
machine Call Hubbard llros. store.
77
FOR SALF Alfalfa and wild oat hay
mixed; also lullw cows. W. II.
Rucker. 7S
FOR SAI.K Dining table
Phone 52S-.1
80
FOR SAI.K Slightly used wall tent
12x11, heavy weight. Ralph Waldo
Klden. Central Point.
FOR SAI.K First-class airalfa hay In
field one mile west of Voorhies
Crossing. Sehuehard Orchard. Phone
Gl l-K-3. 7S'
FOR SAI.K Alfalfa hay. Mist class, In
field or stack. Near Canal Co. ranch
on Kugle Poinl road. Address K. S.
Taylor, R. 3, llox J02, Medford, or
call 132-U. SO
KOR SALIC Shoes at another big
drop 111 price at the Medford Shoe
Hospital, 119 K. Sixth St. tf
FOll SALE Ootid clean wild out hay
In shock, close In. Phono 25-J-2. 77
"OR RALE Wild oat hay in tho field.
T. 10. Pottenger, phono C-F-2. tf
FOR SALE Fordson tractor cheap.
Patton, Robinson Inc. '
FOll SALK
field, $10,
5S9-U-2.
-A-l nlfaira hay
or will deliver.
In tho
Phone
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FOR SALIC 11 tons of cholco grain
hay, baled. Phono IG8-R-1. tf
FOR SALE War Eaglo mining Rtock
on Juno 23rd, for 40c a share. Phono
916, K. II. French. 81
FOR SALE Sand, gravel, sediment
nnd dirt.' Plowing and teaming work
rtnno. Phono 912 J, Samuol Ilato-
innu, 302 Maplo St.
FOIt 8A1H lNlVKSTOOK
FOR SALK One fresh milk cow giv
ing (I gallons milk per day. Phono
7N8-R-L Sf
FOR SALK Saddle mare wolght SOU
, lbs., for children or mountain riding.
P. O. llox 717, Medford. 77
VOtt SALK Team of horses, 4 and f
years old, weighs about 27 hundred,
gentle and true; wagon ami harness,
all lor $360. F, Walker, Central
Point. " . 71
FOll SALE Six beautiful fresh milk
cows, Walsh's place, ono tnllo north
east of Medford (in Crater Lake
road. 97
FOR SALIC Registered Shorthorn
bulls mid registered Hampshire
boars. Also saddle horses and work
horses. Call on or write Ross II.
Lund, Moutitcrcst Ranch, I tut, Calif.
tf
AUTOMOIULICft
FOR SALE A good buy in a Slude
bakor touring car. Call owner, 9G2-.I
82
FOll SALK Dodge touring car; no
reasonable offer refused. 520 S.outh
Central. 82
FOR SALE 1919 Chevrolet, fine
shape. Will lake Foni In trade. Box
12-1, Rogue River. 81
FOll SALE 1920 Chevrolet or will
tindo fur city property. May bo seen
at 502 S. Fir St. after 5 p. in. 80
FOll SALE 111 IS Ford delivery car;
would Irade for proiluco.' ) or fruit.
West Sldo Groceteria. " If
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN J. II. Andruws loans money
on real estate and buys mortgagee
and Liberty bonds. Phono 53-M. 31
North Grape stroot.
JXST
,OST Ali'dalo puppy. Answers to
namo of "Pal." Call 408-R-l. lie
ward. 77
IH'HIXF.KS DIHECTOUY
Attiu-neys
PORTER J. NEFF Atlorney-nt-liiw,
rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. REAMES Lawyer, Garnott
Coroy Building.
O. C. BOGG8 Real Kstato, law and
settlement ot ostatos a specialty.
urK 7 Ll NDAS Attorn ey General
Practice Patents a specialty.
Stownrt Bldg.
WTNT'i eT7Tr. UAYLoft D Luwyerl
Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Main
St., Medford.
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK &
BLOCK WORK9 specillze In al:
kinds of cement building products
i'nr vir nnd Tenth Streets
It Pays
ro know voru iirsixrss
Do yoti lEtimv your monthly
Iiwmn or RIlllW.
If not, consult us about .
your bookkeeping and other
buplness troublos. t :
ysteuXowiceio-
'Irvsurarvcc Vtkr lfveslnwits
I
M. I'. HCIIM1TT, lgr.
I 'bono SHI Liberty II I it it.
IieSlXKHS IMIiFCTOItY
A list factors
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MURRAY PROS. & VAN VOIIIS t
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5 '"
No. 22 North Central Ave., up
stairs. i'"
IACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY Incorporated ISI04
Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance
Auto Supplies
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LAHEU AUTO SPRING CO. Wo nri
oporatinR tho largest, oldest boi
best ooulpped plant In tho Pacin
northwest. Use our springs whm
others fall. Sold under wrlttei
guaranteed. 34 North FiftcenU
St., Portland, Oregon. I
1ilroprnr(fe riiyslrlnn
JOUETT P. DRAY Straight Chlro ;
practlc. rooms 409-10 M. F. & H;-s
building. 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 pl
m daily oxcept Thursday. Phon
580.
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chlrojife
iiiiiv.iiv (uin limit i u i i-iuiii:na Junius
oda. Room 428 M. F. & H. Bldgh
Pliono 9B5.
F.loctrlc Service.
HATTERY & KLEQTRIU CO. Fac
' tory distributors tor Kjldo Bnttor
"i lee 1 nnd Fnlrbnnka-Morse Ugh
plants. Nat. Building.' Phlne 116
1J xpert Accountant,
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wll
son. C. P. A. Attention given t
anything In Accounting and Inconv
Tax roqulroinents. Look into ou
simplified accounting method. Lib
erty Bldg., Modtord. Phono 157-R.
Farm Loan Bondi
FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARM El
by buying Farm Lonn Bonds. Pre
coeds to malco additional farm loan
nnd lmprnvo ngrleultiirnl condition?
Terms and particulars, VS. II. Hurd
Secy.-Troas., 411 M. F. & It. Bldg
Medford.
Fidelity and Surety Hondo
FIDELITY AND SURETY 1JOND8
Wo execute all forms of bondf
McCurdy Insurance Agency. t
Instruction In Jluslc.
FRED ALTON I1A1G11T Toacnor o
piano nnd harmony, llalght Musi.
studio, 318 Garuott-Coroy Build
lng 'Phono 72. .
Mo.siin Art Rugs
MOSAN ART RUG CO. We woav
rugs from old carpets nnd rugs ant
clean nil rugs. "Rugs wo clean an
clean whon wo clean them." Ill
W. Tonth, phone 180. Free dellv
ery. ..
Osteopaths
DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAIN1
CARLOW Osteopathic Thysl
clnns. 410-417 Garnott-Coroy Bids
Phono 904-L. lloaldonce 20 8
Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Oatoopathi
Physician. Spoclal attention glvei
to oyo, oar, nose and throat. 301
Llborty- building. Phono 496.
Physicians and Surgeons.
T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician am
Surgeon.1 Specialty, Eyo, Ear, N08'
nnd Throat. Glnssott ' sclentiflcall:
fitted and properly adjusted. Offlci
1114-315 Llborty Bldg., cor. Grape am1
1 Main Sts. !' 1 ur-: . .1
uk. .1. J. ISM mens pnyslelan ant
Surgeon. Fractlcd llriiltod to eyoi
oar,- nose and throat. Eyes scion
tifioally tested and glasses flup
pllotl; Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P
! Jl. U. Co., M. F. & II. Bldg. Phom
5U7. ,, .
DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physlolat
and Surgoon. Offlcos M. F. & II
JUdg. Phone 105. Residence 11)
uonosoe St. Phono ltiB-J-a.
DR. A. BURSELIu Splnologlst, Phy
iclan and surgoon. Spinal adjust
monts, goneral treatments and din
gonosis. 309-10-11 M. F. St II
Bldg. Klovator to third floor
Phono 29.
Printers nnd Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has thi
best equipped printing office lr
Southern Oregon. Book binding I
loose loaf lodgers, billing systems, 6
otc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St t
Ileal Estate.
Public. Holland Hotel cornor. UT; '
Rug Weaving.
MEDFORD FLUFF KUO WORK
makes fluff rugs frpm old ana
worn carpets, and rugs. Phond
610-M. 706 Pine St.
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
Office 42 North Front 31. Phond
815. Prices right.. Service' guar!
. anteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER Anything mor
ed day or night. Service guar
anteed. Fair treatment. 104 8
Vl Plinna' flftla It i i ,m
in -iv vi '. -a
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llntlertnkem
PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Hlxth,
and Oakdale, Ambulance sor?lce
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