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7 Answering Want Ads Will Keep Your "Luck" in Constant Repair THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TlrtTftSDAY, JANUARY 13, 10,10. 18 T Western Fruit Jobbers' Association Atlopts noport Favorlnu Apple Box Contalnlnu 2342 Cubic Inchos Want More. (Pacific Packer.) Thu Thursday morning session whs called to ordur nt 10 o'clock with tho Lnfouii bill as Ibo vitally Inter.' eating subject undor iIIhcuhbIom. N. 0. Gibson if Chiungo opened tliu dis cussion by giving tho liiHtory of tbo work lending up to tbo present Hw ifioatioiitt embraced in tbo bill. For uovonil years Mr. GibHon Iihh oper ntod extensively in western box ap ples and IiIh fntiiiltitrity with all feat ures from tbo standiMiint of growers. tbo middlemen nutl tbo retailers mndo Mb report of tho working f tbo inonsuros h'hico tbo conception of tbo proponed bill of unut.mil inter cut. In bin romurkii Mr. Gibtnn ntntod tbnt bo did not think tho wes tani growers fully understood tho noods of tho east. Tho demand of the retailor, as not forth by him, in a box to mensuro ono-third of tbo npplo bnrrol now in uso nnd nccoptod ns stnndnrd. TIiIh required a box to monsuro 2342 cubic inchoH. Tlio firnt discussion from tho growers' standpoint, wns given by C. K. Whlslor of Modford. Ho ex plained thu experience undergone by the bout northwestern growors, ex tending over n period of 15 yonr, -with tho object in view of securing n box to meet nil requirements of packing of different fltylow nnd ca pacity. Ho stated tbnt tbo box now in uho, containing 2173 cubic inches, held n full bushel nnd expressed wonderment tbnt tbn Now York np vo hnrrel should bo hold up to tho northwoBtoni grower ah a stnndnrd 1o coiifonu to. It will bo seen that n difforeneo of 200 cubic inches pro vnlls between tho h'uo of tho box now in U80 and thnt proHcribed in tho Ln fonn bill. h. F. Ilondorson, a delegate from Idaho: William Nelson of Wnshing ton; C, S. Bniloy of Now Mexico, W. J. Keats of Darby, Mont.; C. II. Sprout of Hood River, Or., nnd L. II. Tttchonnl of Washington woro oach called upon in nrdor named and iudorHcd tho remarks nrosontcd to tbo mooting by Mr. Whifdor. Tbo consonHUH of opinion as given by those men, nnd they apparently wpoko in behalf of tho growers of their respective stales, wan that tbo apn'o box now in uho in tho north -west Hbould not bo changed. Tbnt uniformity should bo arrived nl win advocated strongly, but tbn point nt issue, ns gathered from tbn o.xprcs hIoiih of thoso groworH, seems to bo tho objection to tho ndoption of nny oiox that would not cnnblo tho pros out Htylo of packing, which unipios lionnhly Ih nt a high point of pprfeo Hon, nnd which moolH with approval from tho trade in all mnrkots. Mr. Gibson roplicd to tho various -points nnd objontioiiH rnisod by stnt ing that tbo rotnil dealers aro dis oriminntini: in favor of tbo Colorado fruit principally hocnuso they can obtnln four poeku from (ho boxes used by growors in this stato, ns ngniiiRt thrco nnd ono-hnlf pocks from tho northwestorn box. Tbo stato board of hortieulturo of Utnh wns represented by n. Ed ward Tnvlor. That hodv. ns oxnlninod bv Mr. Tnylnr, in diking a nnutrnl poBi tion on tlio mnttor of npplo boxes. John Monro, snles malinger of tbo flrnud Junotioii Fruit GroworH' as flooiation, gavo his viows from tbo fitnndpoint of tho sollor, acting m liohalf of Ibo growor. "Tbo linio is not far off," said Mr. Mooro, "when "with tbo heavy production of npplos tbnt is sure, to noino, on neeount of tbo millions of now trees being plnnt- od, tbnt growers in tho wost will bo ibligod(o distribute nioro thronch tho south nnd inWdln west, This moans lower prieos and quality, whlob will bring Colorado fruit into Inoreased popularity on neeount of tho low cost of pnek nnd tbo box now in uho, ns against tho belter pnek, no doubt, of Ibo northwest, hut Ibo ineronsed cost of production I hero nnd Ibo box which now is of less size than that in ubo in tbo Ornnd valley." Following Mr. Moore, Y. L. Wag ner of Chicago gnvo nn exhaustive talk on Iho orii'Minl IWIer bill nnd Its cbnniiofl nnd inodiricnlioKu into tbo Lafenn bill ns it stands al pres ent. ITo sonrod Ibo roprewentativnH from Ibo northwestern stntes who ennio, lm said, proludiced against Ibo J bill and noting undor orders, nrf it NORTHWEST urned DOWN vero, from Ibo communities of grow ers whom they represented. "This standardization of the npplo box Is tbo outcome of commercial no coHsity," said Mr. Wagnor, "and the work toward gaining a uniform box Is a stop toward tbo fuliiro nocesnity of fostering homo markets looking at tbo matter from tho viewpoint of tbo donlor, nml anticipating future needs of foreign and domestic mar kets." A vote was taken on Mr. Wngnor'n motion that N. 0. Gibson's roport bo received and ndopted. This was car ried unanimously by a rising vote. GRAND JURY ACQUITS ENGINEER THOMPSON HOOD ItlVlCU, Or., Jnn. 13. Aft er two dnys' Inquiry Into tho enso of Himlnoor W. M. Thompson, who was hold roitponiilblo ty tho coroner's Jury for tho railroad wrock nonr Cnncadn Loclyi, tho grand Jury yes terday returned a "not truo bill." Over n scoro of wltnoMCfl, Including several IiIrIi officials of tho rond, woro oxnmlnod. Tho chnrgo lodged ngnlnst tlio oiiglncor wan thnt of timnHlnuRhtor. nrnkoman George Ilrown wan also oxonorntod. Tho Brand Jury Is todny consider ing tho cases of tho Jnpnncao who aro chnrged with soiling liquor with out llconao and for nsimult with a dnngoroiiB weapon. "Other things boing equal," If you outplnn, out-strrtcgy, outdo your competitor in advertising, you may begin onco more to sleep soundly of nights. FREE MAIL DELIVERY FOR KLAMATH FALLS KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Jnn. 13. Klamnth Falls will have froo do livery this year. Preliminary ar rangements nro being mndo by num bering tlio houses nnd extending side walks on woll-sctllod streets. In order to secure frco delivery tho receipts for threo months will hnvo to bo $212-1.88. The receipts for tho corresponding quarter of Inst year woro $2178.38. nnd there will bo no difficultv in roachlug thnt amount, as tho receipts for tho month of Do comber nlono woro more than half. A comparison shows that for Do cembor, 1008, tho r'ecolpts woro only SRt.ri.03. whiln in 1009 tbov woro $11,101.03. For tho qhnrtor ending December 31, 1008, tho totnl was $238.r.70, while, for 1009 they woro $2050.03, or nn increase of nenrly 2ri por cent. -ff-f-f-f Will w )fop, Wool (! Ultlca. HOPS 1908 crop, choice lGe; prime to choice, lflc; prime, 15 He; medium, 16c; 190), choloe, 21c; prl"n . 20c; medlatn, 1018. WOOIr NoHlOal, 1909, Willa mette rmlley, 30421c; eaitera Ore- eon, 20013c. 8HBEPBKIN5 Shearing, lOO'Co each; abort woo' jr. 50o; medium wool, 50:$ rnc; ; Kn wool, 70f Q $1.25 rdi TALI 0V- Prime, per lb. 3 94a! No. 2 and ffreaae, 8 O 2 Mi e. CHITTIM DARK Netaa, 4 O MOHAIR 1009, 380Ho lb. HIDES Dry bldea. 17ll8Ho lb; crcen, OHO1 10 He; bulla, reo salt, 7o lb; kips, 10 C10 He; calT, greoa, 10O18e per lb. Hatter, Kictr and JV4iltrr. EQdS iocal, candled ntleet, 40 0 41c; lor! storage, 27c; eaaterm stor- nico. 27 030c. IUJTTHIt FAT Dellrery f. o. b Portland oweot crown, 37 H 5 sour, 35 He DUITER Extra creamery, 39o; fancy, "?e; atoro, 25c OHKHEM Fancy full cream, 18 O 18Hc; trlploti and daisies, 18Hc; Young Americana, 10 He. POULTRY Mixed chickens, 15 He; fancy hem, 15 H tfltic; roosters, old, 11c; geeao, lSJe for lire, 1 a (TP 18 tor dreed; ducks, 16 iff 18c; turkoya alive. 21 0 22c; dressed, 2529o; plneoiiB, squabs, $2 per doien; dress ed chicken, le to 2o a pound hlghor lhan allre. Grain, Flour ad Hsy. nAULEY Producers' price 1009 Feed, $31031.50; rollod, $33; browing, $3i,50, WHEAT Track, club, $1,10 0 $1.11; blue atom, $1.2001.31; rod, $1.13; forty fold, $1.190$1.13; Vlllnnletto rnlloy, $1.08. MILLSTUFFS Soiling prlco Drau, $86; middlings, $33; shorts, $26 027.50; chop, $23029; alfalfa meal, $21 por' ton. FI.OUR New crop, patents, $0.- 15; straight, $4,85; hakors' $5.9GO 6.15; Wlllamotto valloy, $5.70 bbl.; export grades, $4.00; graham, H", $5.50; whole wheat, $5,70; ryo, Find the Ad That's Worth a Dollar a Line to You It May Be Printed Today It may be a two-line ad. of a furnished room or a ten or twenty line ad. of real estate, or a four or five line help wanted ad. There is scarcely a classified ad. in the paper today that is not worth a dollar a line to SOMEBODY. IG.7G; bnlefl, S3.1G. HAT Producers' price New tlm othr, Wlllamotto ralley, fancy. 1! 10; ordlnur), oaitern Orceoa, S20ai; mixed, 1G; cloTer No. 1, SlG.GOQia; wheat, $16017; choat, Ilfl317; alfalfa, 11b . OAT8 Spot dellrery, now, pro ducer price Track No. I whlto, SS2.G033.G0; gray, S31.GO032.GO. Krul( and Vci;ctt)le. FUE8II KHUITS Oranses: Now narelB, 22.3GO J3.00; Valeclas, S3.6G03.7G box; bananas, G5c lb; lemouB, fG.GO O6.00 box; Krapo- frult, S4; oars, I1.2G; jsrapoa, 1. 76. POTATOES SelllnB, new. $1.10 C1.2G; buring, eastern Multnomah and Clackamas, 7GQ8Gc; WlllamoUo Talley, CGS?70c. VEGBTADLES New turnlape. Or egon, 90c sack; beets, $1.25; carrots 80 090c sack; cabbago, loeal, $1.G0 OJ.75; tomatoes, fancy, $2.25 erato; beam, 10 & 12c pr lb; caullflowor, $1.00 por dozen; peaa, 1012c lb; horeoradlsji. 10c; green onions, 10c! dotcn: nenners. boll, lb.; ncaa ' lettuce, 20c t'oz.; hothouso, $1.25 box; radishes doi. bunches; cel ery, $3 03.60 crate; egt5 plant, 15c lb; swoot potatoes, $2; sprouts. 80 9c; cumuoers, $2.50 dozen. ONIONS Jobbing, $1.401.50 por cwt.; garlic, 10 012c per lb. APPLES $103.50. Groceries, Nut. EJc. SUGAR Cube, $0.35; powdered, brani $1.10; middlings, $1.8501.90; $5.96; fruit or borry, $5.95; dry!Bh0rt8i $i.sol.S5. granulated. 5.95; conf. A, $5.75; ex tra H, $G.2G; golden G, $5.35; D yel low, $5.25; best, $5.76; barrels, 15c; half barcls, 30c; boxes, 55c advance on sack basis. (Above quotations aro 30 days not cash quotations.) RICE Imperial Japan No. 1, 5H j c; No. 2, 6mo; New Orleans Head,, 6 3-4 7c; Creolo, 6 He. ( SALT Coarse; Half ground, 100a j $0.50 por ton; EOs, $10; table dairy, i 50s, $17; 100s, $10.50; bales, $3.25; extra flno barrels, Ss, 5b and 10b,1 $4.5006.50; lump rook, $90,60 per ton. HONEY New, 13 H Pr lb. PEAKS 8mall white, $6,50; largo whlto, $4.50; pink, $4.25; bayon, $5.75; Ltmns, $5.00; reds, $7.50. Mrata, Fish ! Provisions, DRESSED MEAT8 Front ctreet hogs, fancy, 10Ho; ordinary. 9Ho; vealB, ortra, HHo ordinary, 10 HO lie; extra heavy, 300 lbs., 5H07c; mutton, 7c; lambs, 7c HAMS, BACON, ETC. Portland pack (local) ham, 17 He; breakfast bacon, 18H36o; boiled ham, 36 26o; picnics, 14o; eottago roll, 15c; regulai short clears, smoked, 0Hc; backs, smoked, 10Hc; pickled, tong ues, 60a oach, LOCAL LARD Kettlo loaf, 10s, 18 Ho por lb.; 5b, 18 G-So per lb.; 50 lb. tins, 18o per lb.; atoam rendored, 10s, 17!o per 11., 5s, 17 5-So per lb.; compound, 10s, 11 3-4c por lb, CLAMS Hnrsholl, por box, $2.60; razor clams, $3,00 per box. FISH Nominal Rook cod, 10o; flounders, 6c; halibut, 8 10c; strip ed baBS, 15c; cattish, 10c; salmon, steelhond, 10c; silvers, 3c lb.; fall salmon, So lb.; solos, 7o lb.; shrimps, 12 Ho lb.; porch, 7o lb.; torn cod, 8c por lb; lobsters, 3Bo por lb; fresh mackorol, ( ) por lb.; crawfish, ( ) Por doz.; sturgeon, 12 '4c per lb.; blnck bass, 20o per lb.; Colum bia Btnolts, 25a por lb; silver smelts, 7c por lb.; black cod, 7'- e per lb.; crate. $1.25 1.75 per 'lozen. OYSTERS Shoal water bay, por gallon, $2.25; por 100 lb sack, $5;i," SM w ... . Alt bf. stM Olympla, por gallon, $2.75; por 100 lb. sack, $7X&T.50; canned eastern, 55a can, $0.50 dot:.; eastorn in oh ell, $1.05 por 100. CATTLE Boat stoors, wolghtng 1200 pounds, $4.754.80; medium Btoore, $4.50; host cows, $3,75 3.85: fancv holfora.. JS.7K an SR. moilluin eovn. SS.B! nonr nmia tslFOR SALE 2-10 ' ' T " 9 f ' w" ' Y m dT2.50; bulls, $2Q2.75; stnga, $3.50 HOGS Dost east of tho woun- UiliiR,, $7.7508.55; fancy, $8.C5; ctockors, $C; pigs, $607. SHEEP Beat wethers, $G.2GO G.50; ordinary, $5.00; sprlnc lambs, $0.00 C. 25; straight owes, $4.75; mixed lots, $4.7505.00. CALVES Dost. $5.2505.50; or dinary, $3.000 4.50. MED FORD MARKETS. Fruits and Vegetables. (Prices paid by Medfrod merchants.) APPLES 2 04o lb.; pears, lHc lb. Potatoes, lc lb.; onions, $1.50 cwt.; cabbage, 2c; turnips, lHc; parsnips, lOIHe lb.; squash, 30c and $1 dox.; pumpkins, 10015c. Ilnttcr, Eggs aad Poultry. (Prices paid by Modford merchants) Ranch butter, 32 He; fancy cream ory, 37 He, Fresh ranch eggs, 40c Mlii1 nniillrT. 10e! anrlnr chick' turkeys, 17c (Prices paid producers.) Hay Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $15; grass, $14; grain hay, $10. Grain Wheat, $1.20 busbol; oats. $30 ton; barloy, $30 ton. u Ucof 2H3c; pork, CH5: mut ton, 4c; lamb, 4 He; veal (drosscd,) 6c (Soiling prices.) Rolled barloy, 2 cwt, $37 ton; I ! LOST. , 4- -4- 4- J STRAYED One. roan horse bell roan 2 'year old colt, 1 light bay horso branded N. on right shoulder, glass oyed, baldface; 1 small browii goldlng branded 4 left side. Last seen near Eaglo Point. Finder plonso notify S. A. Robinson, Eaglo Point. Reward. 260 L"0ST On tho ovenlng oT JlvjnTary 12, either on Sixth street hetwoon Grapo and Central or on Central between Sixth and Main, a ur col lar. Finder will bo liberally yep. wardod ny roturnlng to A. M., Wood forn, 4-44 4 4-4-4-4-4444 tl-tt FOR SALE. 44- 44-44 4-4- 4-44-4- 44 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Hoto in Swoot, Idaho, for Medford prop orty, either town or farm land; val nation $9000. Address William Woody, Swoot, Idaho. 278 FOR SALE Homestead location Call 122 South Cottago Bt,, Mod lora, 257 FOR SALE Five room honso am: throo lots, close in, for $2500; $1000 will hnndlo. W. T. York & Co. FOR SALE-Cholcc Winces proper ty nt li bargain, on long riffle; easy femiu Add-e P O Box 41R. FOR SALE Bay pony, 7 years old, saddlo nnd bridlo; $35. Address box 404, .Medford, Oregon. 250 FOR SALE Rogue Rivor tbroe-oolor stationery showing Cornice ponr and Spitzonberg npplos. Medford Mail Tnbuno. 200 FOR SALE Grocory nnd general merchandise storo m Central Cnl lfornin. For particulars address P. O. Box 14. 255 FOR SALE 5 and 10-ncro tracts just within nnd adjoining city lim its, nt n bargain, on 5 annual pay- Hioi Is. Address P. O. Uor 418. ''OR SALE Oak, fir and pine cord wood, 12 and 10-inch; also dry rail wood; dry pitch for kindling. Phono order to Mniu -1201. FOR SALE Two lots and nn oight room houso; n bnrgnin if tnkon nt unco. Address Box 401, Modford, Oregon. 250 acres two milos from Tnlont, nhout 150 neros undor cultivation, good fruit land, ut $70 nn nero. This 1b a simp. W. T. York & Co. FOR SALE Young orchard in bear ing, Mat Calbonn, Phoenix, Or. FOR SALE Underwood Typewriter, lateet model, with 2-color ribbon shift; base and metal cover; cost 9110.00; will sell for cash only; price $90.00. Address Box No 688 tf FOR SALE Two lots and new 8 ? tett? once. Address Vox 4'J4, iledlord, Oregon 250 FOR SALE Six room house and 8 lots; close in. Address box 306. 259 FOR SALE Two chair barber case, with water heater. Call on Estes, west sldo barber shop. 256 FOR SALE Cheap, gentle horse; can be driven by any women. In quire Hotel Moore. 255 FOR SALE Fresh milch cow, five gallons, $45, with calf; 1 miles west of Central Point. Babson. 250 FOR SALE Horse, harness and light spring wagon with polo and shafts. 125 South Oakdale. FOR SALE Now Singer sowing ma chine: cheap for cash. 125 South Oakdalo. FOR RENT. 4-4- FOR- ItENT Six room modera fur nished house, cioso In; $3.5 por month. Address X. Y. Z car Mail Tribune 252 FOR RENT Furnished front room, 402 Main St., opposite Park. SBC FOR RENT Largo furnished room; light housekeeping; no children; $15 per month, 133 W. Main St. lw 255 FOR RENT Bftrmo, from-?0 ueros. upward, suKabb-, for fruit, alfalfa. stQcJ or general fartaijig. loqniro at office Coodor 'fl'ater & Power com pany. 20a Y. Main street. FOR ftKNT Tfaeta of land froa one to forty aores; with water for Irrigation, suitable for raising po tatoes and garden truck, also suit able for chicken and turkey raising. Owner will famish a reasonable nmount of lumber sad poultry and other fencing for improvements if leaseo perform labor of ereeting same. Call at offioa of Condon Water nnd Power company for par, ticnlarg. FOR RENT Rooms for light housed keeping. Address 821 Woat 10th street. 358. FOR RENT -Furnished, rooma lth board. No. 10 North Qrapo street. 44 44v.ift-r-tt1--44 4 WANTED. XVAYTT r rr ; .. . . - "" f iwuimu jjAfioriciioeti qnarry man. Address i', u. Box dl8, Medford, Or. WANTED Girl for general houso- work; good wages; email family. A. S. Bllton. WANTED Man and wife; man to do goneral work, woman for reneral houeowork. Condon Water and Powor Co. WANTED Tho best orchard tract that $5000 ensh and $4000 modern houso In Portland will buy. Ad dress Investor, P. O. box 863. WANTED nnnd spraf pnmp; soc- ona nnnd, in good condition nnd eomplote. Addross with price, L. W. Zimmor, Medford. WANTED A Idny solieitor to soil electric heating, cooking and light ing dovicos, Apply at the Condon Wntor nnd Power Co. WANTED Agonts to go to Cnlifor- mn to soli territory for tho "Hidden Window Screen." Inquire E. C, Aylor and Burnett, real estnto of fico on South Contral nvenno. 201 WANTED Girl who undorstnnds cookine. No. 10 North Grapo St. 255 WNTED Good span ' of mulos. fair stzo, woll brokon. J. F. "Wprt ninti, nt tho old Van Dyko plnco. nurso. Phono Main 253 FOR EXCHANGE Will exchango somo good residence lots in Med ford or bonso and lot as part pay ment on ranch. Benson Investment Co. 257 WANTED Man to write firo insur ance and to sell city property. Ben son Investment Co. 250 WANTED Small tract of 20 to CO acres scar Medford; give full de scription, price and terms. Address "A," Mall Tribune; 200 WANTED Good Japanoso cook, good wages. Telephone Farmora 61. 255 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 4. 4 t Tea and Coffee Houses. GRAND UNION TEA CO. Any va riety of tea or coffee grown can bo had from their agent, S. Kemp- thorne, 237 Riverside avenne. Phone 3871. Tickets given with every purchase. Restaurants. BEE HIVE RESTAURANT Meals loc; beds, 15c. Give ns a trial. 29 Central avenue, upstairs, ICHOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES will cure rheumatism, asth ma, paralysis, sores and private dis eases. These remedies may be pro cured ut the store of Wah Chung on A street, Ashland, Oregon, where they will bo sold by tho proprietor. Chow Young. Tin Shops. J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin and sheet iron ware on hnnd and made to order 128 North G street CTHMNEY SWEEP If your chim ney needs cleaning be sure and see D. D. Woods. Leave orders at the Medford Hardware Co., or phono 2581. 231 Auctioneers. E. F. A. BITTNtiR Auctioneer, vfil be found in room 208, Tnylr Phipps Building. Attorneys. W1THINGTON & KELLY Lawyers. Palm Building. V'ORTER 3. NEFF Attorney-at-lav No. 9 D street, ground floor. COLYIG, A REAMES W. -M. Col rig, 0. i. Reuses. Lawyers. Of fice Medford EnlwnaA nank Build ipj. "Second floor. bTfTmULKEY, Atton ey-nt-Law, Jacksonrillc Stenographers. ELLA M. GAUNYAY-Pftlm M Sten-rnphio wprk, tona ouickly well. Real Estate. BENSON INVESTMENT CO Real Estato, Loas and Firo Insurance. Office, 8U.U,; 205-20C, over Frult growera' jlank. Phone 541. AOAM8 &1JRIGGS O. Adams, C. P. Briggs, real estate, insurance, farm and city property, timber, Butte Falls, Ur. Printers and Publishers. MEDFQRp PRINTING CO. has the best equipped job offico in South ern Oregon; Portland prices. 37 South Central nvo. Opticians. DR. QOBLE- Tho ly exclusjve op tician betwoen Portland and Sao- rniueuto. Offico on Wost Main street and iir.o, Brick Companies. U. W. Priddv. J; T. O'Brien O. D. Nasi, THE MEDFORD UlUCK CO. Brick manufacturers, nnd contractors; also limo, coment und plaster in any quantity, utneo, Medford Nntionnl Bank bldg. Phone Mnin 545. Undertakers, iMKDFOKD FUR'NITURE CO. Un dortakors. Day Phone 351. Night Phones C. W. Conklin 3001; J. H. Hutlor 3571. Piano instruction. HARMONY, sight rending, musionl form, Mrs. E. E. Goro, Metropolitan College of Music. Miss Flora Gray, Studios, 144 South Contral avonuo. Phono 403. Carriage and Autn Piiintlno. VALLEY SIGN AND AHHIAUH WORKS High-elasi work guaran teed. Signs. Riverside nvonuu. Phone fiOl. Pjiotonraphers. MACICEY'S STUDIO "Pose with Mnekoy and die with joy." Over Al Ion & Reagan's store; entrance oa Seventh street. WANTED A 2471. Civil Engineers WILL take by contract, on reason able terms, nil kinds of work, also. Irrigating, planting and cultivating, eto. Landscape gardening. First clasa roforences. William Peters, Civil Engineer, Phono 1801, 322 East Main street, Medford, Orceon. BU3IK1S DIRECTORY. 4- 4- -r 1 Bin Pasters VERNE T. CANON-Bill Poster and Distributor. All orders promptly filled. Room 7, Jaekson County Bank Building, Medford, Or. Billiard Parlers S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci- gara and Soft Drinks. Up stairs, Young nnd nail building. A nice cool place to spend the hot after noons. Architects. . K. A. BILES Architect and Builder. P. O. Box 480, Medford, Or. Your building respectfully so licited. Furniture II. F. WILSON & CO.,idealera in new and second hand furniture and hard ware. Agents for Monnd City kit chen cabinet. 323 EL Seventh si. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Corner 8th and Holly Ste., Med ford. Mission Furniture made ta order. Cabinet work of all kind.. A trial order solicited. MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Stove and Ranges. New and 8rflf Hand Feraitur. Eads' old iiand, L& 3i ? St .Ronth. Phone 01. Medford, Or. Nurseries QUAKER NURSERIES Our treea are budded, not grafted. Our stock is not irrigated. We guarantee ev erything pnt out. We are not in the trust- H. B. Pattereen, office, k Hotel Nash. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY Growers of high-grade nursery stock. C. E. Cook. Prop. R. R. V. depot. P. O. Bot 841. Phone 683. Medford. Transfer and Drayape. H. S. BRUMBLE Drayage nnd transfer. Baggago storai. Office C and Seventh. Cement Workers. B. J. ADYLOTT An work gunrnn teed strictly first-class. Residency No. 406 Beatty street, A "ird w'" brine mo to yon. MUSlc! MUSIC AND LANGUAGES Mrs. H. L. HuUlier, 707 Main street Wf4". Private lessons, in singing (melL 1 Rossini) and languages French, TfSIiau, QeTtirzn, SpinUh. MRS. E. E. C jl."- lViuo instruction Metropolitan t' 'lege of Music. Miw Flora Gray. Phwuu 403. 144 South Central avenue. Building and Loan Assdciatlon JACKSON AUNTY BUILDING AND LOA VnON O. C. Boggs, Mints, 128 E, Main strt Carpenter?' and Builders, A. D. JOHNS, Contractor and Build--er 225 Riverside avenue. Phone 2471. F. E. HILL Will fnra'ah plans an list of all timber to i? put in bnili ing. Medford, Oregon W. QL H0LMHS, contractor and j buildorj plana and estimates furn la'trl T..rji: Rtnr restaurant or WUCU, lUqUUU ,--r.-TTr address Box 818. Physicians and Surrjeens. R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite Jackson County bank. Night calls promptly answorod, Offioe nnd ras idont phono Main 3432. S. A. LOCKWOOD. M. D. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Offices in Haskina Building. Phone Main 1001. "ONROY & CLANOY Offico In Stewart BuiUllng -Phyelclans and Surgoons. Offico phono, Main 341; private phono, Main 012. S. R. SKELY, M. D. Physician aiul Surgeon. Modern equipped operat ing rooms. X-Rny. Offico hours i 10-12, 2-4 p. ra. Offico (n Jaokson Co Hunk nuildiiiir. Dl. F, G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteop at h i p Phytdeians. Mission Blook, Phone 201, Medford. CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER, Ey Bpocualist, when o thorn fail. Office inEngle Phnnnnoy. Main 233, East Mnin near D'Anjon. CIRGARS AND TOBOACOS. IRELAND & ANTLE Smokn Houso. doalors in tobacco, clears and smok ers' suppllos. Excliifllvo agents pf Lewis fllnglo Blndor, El MorJto und El I'aloncla. 212 Wost Main strwL