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MlSPJTOrtD MAIL TRIBUNE, MlSDffORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JDLY 33, 1910. . ---- K When You Have a Place For an Efficent Worker Say so In a Want-Ad ----------- V PRECQOLVNGFRUIT GREAT SUCCESS Tlio world I uyond tliu confines of tlio California ntnto lino and oHpoc lally that po'tlou botwoon tliu Hoclcy moiintaliiH anil tlio tlilc-bcnton iilioro of tlio Atlantic, Is at taut becoming ncqunlntod with tho matchless flavor of California frtiltii an thoy aro taken from tho trooM, Tliu od inuthod liati mien Itu end, for Invtmtlvo gonluii, en glnoorlng iilclll and tliu InvoHtinont of an onortnoiiH mini of inonoy havo nbrogntod Its necessity. N'onrlv S 1.000.000 Ih tho nrlco which tho Santa Ko railroad is spend-;"r -0-fiot refrigerator euro to tako lug to Hornro u iiyHtum of rofrlKra-'-'aro of lll traffic, tlcm which malum It pouslblo to handle Tl equipment has boon steadily citrus fruits across tho coatlnont to Improved upon and Increased ho that cfiMluni nlnrltotH with absolutely no u"lni' ""' 8ftnl Ko ,inn coo of lho decny. Tho big plant now In course ml,)r Improved refrigerator earn, op f comnlotlon on tho outskirts of Snn V'Uod by tho Santa Ko Refrigerator Darnardlno In tho flrnt of ltu particu lar lc t ml In tho world. Tho system adopted wan resolved npou an tho result of n norlos of ex periments hy tho federal government, tho Santa Ko and tho Southern Pa cific rnllroadn, and although of a dlf efrent patent front that of tho Pn clflo Krult HxprnHB at Cotton, tho ro hiiUh to ho obtained am practically tho snmo. Whllo It Ih r. fact thnt tho big plant of tho Santa Ko Ih tho result of tho uoccnHlty to minimize tho onorinoiiH amount of dnmngo occurtlng annu ally In tho transportation of fruit, yet tho railroad iiiiibL ho given crodlt for having mado hiicIi enormous Invest montit for tho benefit of tho citrus and dcclduotiH fruit Industry lit Cal ifornia. It Ih truo that claims aggre gating hundrodH of thouHnndn of dol lar p.ro yearly filed with tho rail rond compauloH by Hhlpporn hccaiiHo oraugoH and lumniiH and other frultH and vegetable roach tho market In a decayed ciDdltlon, but novortholoss tho groworu In California hnvo been conHldorcd at leant to tho extent that they nre not charged one additional cent for tho pro-cooling of the fruit. Tim regular car and Icing charges ro mnln In offoct. An Idea of tho products to bo af fected by tho now pro-cooling pro cohb may be gained from an analysis of fruit Hhtpmonts during tho Benson of 1909. California shlppod during that Hoanon to enntorn uinrlcetH ifi, 000 rcrs of cltniH frulta, Including or angen, lomoiiH and grapefruit; 13, GOO cam of decldumtii frultH, Including vherrloH, nprlrotH, poachoq, pears, pluniH, npploH, grapen, porslinmonH, utc; 0G00 earn of vogotahleH, Includ ing colory, cahbngo, cauliflower, on lonn, lettuce, tomntoeH and potatoes, MohI of theno products woro nocoH nr.rlly picked before rlpoulng waB complete In ordor to allow soven to nine days to rench tnnrkutH undor ordinary Ice. Thoy brought about 176,000,000. How much moro thoy might hnvo brought had It boon pos ulhlo (nn It will bo In tho future with tho pro-cooling Ryntom) to lot tho fruit inntitro on tho atom and dollvor it In tlio eastern tunrketn aH fresh nnd luscious an when tnkou from tho troo Ih a question. Undoubtedly tho California grower mny piopuro him Holf for bettor returns thnn ovor ho foro, and Iohu, through ovor-rlpenlng of tho fruit, docay In transit nnd tho nnn-pnymont or reduction of railroad i oinims, win no nlmost onllroly ollm-ino ByBtoms trieu woro round oxpon inntod, f'vo ud lmprnctlcnblo. From chilling Early In 1888 vontllatod rofrigora-jbarkots or crates separately tho ro tor cam woro introduced in California frlgerntlnu exportH turned tholr nt for carrying cltniB frultB both under Mention to tho handling of enrs nftor ventilation nnd rofrlgorntlon. Tho 'thoy had been packed. Even when first earn In oorvico on tho Banta Ko it wna found possible to chill a car nt woro known uh tho Tiffany patent, 'at lino no prnctlcnhlo rosults had boon having a capne'ty of about 1000 .obtained, for n fruit train could not poundH of lco. Ventilation wns so- wait upon n Hiding whllo onch of Its cured through Hinall vontllatoiH In tho niany cam was hoparately treated, ondii of tho cai-H. Two typos woro put I And thou tho Pnclflo Krult ExprosH In norvico on tho Southern Pacific and tho Southern Pnclflo conceived linos, tho IIutchliiH car, operated by tho groat pro-cooling plant nt Roso tho California Krult Transportation vlllo, 20 miles north of Sncrnmento, company njul tho (loodoll lino car. nt tho Junction of tho Ogdon nnd Shas At tho end of tho second nonson ta routes, making uso of tho Intor thoreaflor tho Banta Ko put Into sorv- mlttont vacuum systom. Undor tho lea tho WIcIih patent refrigerator car direction of Arthur Knget, consult whlch hnd been found by test to bo lug engineer, moro than a million dol n hotter refrigerator nnd ventilator Iiuh was Hpent in erecting a plant thnn tho Tiffany car. Theno cars wore which could hnvo no practical dom :i I feot In lonith. After using them oiiHtratlon until It was comploted. Tho nnd finding thoy woro host In sorv-'plant wiih built In conjunction with lco, Hhlpporn ovor tho Snnta Ko tin-Mho lco plant of tho company. Tho Holutoly declined to load nny othor 'flrnt test was mado Octohor 0 last, cars, nnd tho road wan forced to takoJThln Initial demonstration wns with out of sorvlco 2G0 Tiffany cam nnd a train of rofrlgorntor cars londod robulld thom for vontlhitod fruit cars, with rlpo grapes brought from Lodl Such cam woro loss used ovon thou i mid run Into tho cooling Bhoilti. Ten ond within ti short tlmo tho vontllatod cam woro coolod nlmultnnoously. In cars woro ontlroly withdrawn from' two hours tho tomporaturb within tho tho citrus fruit sorvlco nt qulto n loHa'cam foil from 70 to 118 donroos. Tho to tho railroad -company. In thociirs woro then dlapntohod to New monntlmo till kinds of rofrlgorntor , York and Philadelphia with a dolay cars woro coming Into oorvlco, Im provoniontn contlnuod In vontllnttng nnd rofrlgorntlng dovlcoa for rofrlg orntor cara, Nonrly four hundred ronntry alono. Tho couttlructloti of tho earn advanced, particularly jih to strength, height and length. Ily tho beginning of tho season of 1800 tho WIcIcch car wan out of dato, compared with otherH, and tho Santa Fo wna ohll;ud In ordor to satisfy tho demand of tho shippers and ho on an equality with computing rnllroadn to dhicard It. Arrangements woro mado with tho Hanta Ko Fruit & Refrigerator Lino, tho Continental Fruit Express and tho Fruit Oroworn' Express to supply U'0. lino with sufficient of tho latcHt Im proved refrigerator oars. TIioro car linen woro not satisfactory to tho nhlpporn and In 1001 tho Santa Ko purchased all tho modern earn of tho Banta Ko Krnlt & Refrigerator Lino and hullt a Hiifflclont niunhor of mod- Dcspltch. TIiIh equipment cost over $13,000,000 and Ih sufficient to tnke enro of tho innxlmutn citrus fruit loading of any pnrt of tho reason. Tho ImmonHO Investment has boon mado prlmnrlly for tho citrus fruit traffic, nn thoro Ih not sufficient por Uhnhlo freight on othor parts of tho system to employ nny nuch number of earn during tho dull season In Cal ifornia. Tho cars aro cither Idlo dur ing tho several months or nro employ ed In box enr sorvlco whoro tho gen eral loading nnd usage nocoHsltntCH heavy cleaning and ropnlr bills. Twenty years ngo tho vory hardiest California frultH might bo whipped nn far as Salt hake; tho shipping Indus try wns almost nil. Then camo tho refrigerator car and with It an orn of new possibilities. Tho Introduc tion of thlH ice packed, air tight car, providing rui'o trnnsporntlon for high ly perishable fruits, has boon ronpon slblo for tho development of nn out put which In 1008 reached about GG, 000 caro.t valued nt about $7G,000, 000. Tho perfecting of pro-cooling, It Ih believed, will mean almost as much to tho California fruit Industry nn did tho coming of tho refrigerator car. It will creato for California fruit a domnnd ImpoBHlblo of estimation nt thin time. Tho nvorngo time required for a enr of fruit to make tho trip to Now York In nlno days, to Chicago seven dnys. A car of fruit, for In stance, heavily Iced, would stnrt oast wnrk with a tempornturo of 70 de grees. Though tho lco bunkers woro regularly replenished at froquont In terval such was tho heat In tho fruit nt tho time It wont Into tho car that porhnpn flvo days would lapRO before tho tempornturo fell to 40 do grocB, and ripening or tho develop ment of decay wns ntopped. Natural ly tho fruit had to bo picked greon enough to stnnd flvo dnya of rlpon- Ing In tho car. Unfortunntoly tho full richness of flnvor Is found only In tho fruit that mnturos upon tho vino or treo, nnd thus Now York, whllo ontng ripe California fruit novor hnn known how good California fruit ought rightful!; to bo. TIiIb condition has held truo with practically all fruits and vegetables raised In tho nrchnrdH and gardens thnt border tho Pacific. Kor sovornl years experi ments hnvo been In progross which Bought to reduce tho tempornturo of fruit frosh r.nd hot from tho limb or vino as It wont Into tho car. Most of of Iohs than throo hours, Thoro was no rlpoulng, no decny aftor tho cava loft Rosovlllo, and ton days lator this, fruit was oxposed In tho markoto of Find Your Buyer He Reads The Ads! Bell thnt property for its roal vnluo by finding tho buyor who NEEDS it. Tho man who buys always for speculation thinks always of taking advantago of -our anxiety to soil but tho man w'-o NEEDS YOUK PltOPEUTY will pay it fair price, and HE GLAD TO DO SO. Ho'c to bo found. Ho reads ada. Ho ', ', mlssos nomo of them, too. Bit ho reads agair tho noxt ., and tho next. Ho will find YOUR AD IP " IT IS "THERE" WHEN HE LOOKS KOR IT. Want Ads One Cent saino condition as when It loft Califor nia. C. M. Cray, refrigerating engineer, representing tho Vlltor Manufactur ing Co., of Milwaukee, located nt I. W. Hellmau building, in Los Angolcs, Ih tho mnn re-ponslblo for tho rev olutionizing the system of refrigerat ing fruit for transportation. Mr. Gray has spent almost all of his life in perfecting his Idea in refrigeration and much ttmo and monoy hr.s been spont in conducting a sorlos of tests and perfecting tho machinery before It wiih finally ordorcd to bo placod In to Borvlco. Two yearB ago tho first plant wn constructed In San Bernar dino by tho Santa Ko and t-Inco that tltno testB havo boon mado nnd the re sults of actual cxporionco utilized. Drives Hat Pin Into Brain. HOON, Iown, July 13. A lnrpo hatpin penetrated into the brain of Mrs. l'ctor McDonnnld, when alio witlt u companion wns thrown out of ti buggy i u runnway. The two women were driving down u hIccj) hill "vthen the tenm bceamo friglitencd nnd run nwny. Ilnlf way down tho liill both women were hurl ed to tho ground. Mm. McDonnld stuck on her head. When lifted up it was found thnt her lint pin had penetrated her brain. The two women woro brought to n hospital bore. It is believed thnt botlj woro fatally hurt. Mudford, Oregen: This certifies (hat wo have sold Unit's Texas Won der for thu cure of nil kidnoy, blad der and rbcumntic troubles for ten yenrs, nnd hnvo novor hnd a com plaint. It gives quick and permanent relief. Sixty dnys' trentment in encb bottle. ILdford Pharmacy. tf MEDFORD MARKETS. (Prices paid by Medford merchants.) Potatoos, new, $1.40 per cwt.; cabbngo, 2(ffi2V3C. BlockborrioB, $l(a)1.25. Loganberries, $l1.25 crnto. Cherries, 08o lb. Grcou onions, 40o dozon bunchos-; radishes, 40c dozon bunches; rhubarb 1 to 5o lb.; lottuco, 40a dozon; peas, 4o lb.; turnips, lVo lb.; beets, 40c dozen bunches; enrrots, 40o dozon bunches. Ponchos, 50 to 75o box. Aprieottf, So lb. Cucumbers. 15 to 20o loz. Butter, Kggs and Poultry. (Pricos pnid by Medford morehnnts.) Ranch butter. 25(n)27jo; fnnoy oronmory, JUo. Frosh ranch eggs, 30o. Mixod poultry, 1014o5 spring chickens, 1820o; turkeys, 17o. (Pricos paid producers.) Hay Timothy, $10; nlfalfa, $15; grass, $14; grain hay, $10. Grain Whont, $1.15 bushel; onts, 32 ton; barley, $30 ton. Beef Cows, 4(J?4V o; steors, 5(3) Va pork, Oo; mutton. 55Va; lambs, 0o; veal, dressed, 8o. (Soiling pricos.) Randies. FOR SALE OR TRADE For South ern Orogon proporty, $5000 equity in flrst-clnss dairy farm, 38 mllos from Soattlo. For particulars ad dross W. S. Mnttocks, R. D. No, 4, Box 11, Snohomish, Wash. 98 KOR SALE Now Ih your tlmo to buy a flnu homo nud flno orchard noar Talent; hnlf mllo from postofflco, two ncrcs, GO homing Irult troos, applos, Spltzonborg, Nowtown, Boll flower, Gravonstoln, King, Bon Da vis, Black Arkansas, Whlto Poar main, Mtildon Blush, Fall Pippin and Wluaiip; also 100 small pear troos sot out this spring; n flno well; tho Iioubo has uovon rooms and a family lives In It now; It Is an old houso, hut you can llvo In It until you can build n now ono; county rondo on two oldos; only ($3000) throo thou sand dollars, ono-half down, tho ro miilndor on tlmo at 8 por cont, Jump on tho curs and como to Talent and lot mo show you tho plnco, L, N, Judd, Roborta building, noar depot, i Rolled barloy, $1.00 cwt., $32 ton;' bran, $1.70: middlings, $1.851.00;l. shorts, $1.801.85. Locnl penciled $1. FOR SALE. KIJAIi KSTATK. KOR SALE 18 ncrcs foothill land ono mllo from Eaglo Point; price! I7G0. Terras, 2G0 cash, long time! on bnlnnco. Atldrcss H. C. Stoddard.,"" st, nan price, pumping Medford, Or. 102 Ilotuca. KOR SALE 7-room houso, with 2 lots, barn, etc., 3 1-2 blocks from now depot; $2400. Address owner, P. O. Box No. 6. KOR SALE Now Pioacrn bungalo, three blocks from A tain street and close to business Pa of town; haa modern plumbing, 1'lsslon electri cal fixtures, built-in refrifcorntor, buffet and chiffonier lawn, comont walks and park strip i; street will bo pavod; will be s Id for actual cost to buhd. Inqui'e at 240 So.! Grapo street 9B Business Projyerty. FOR SALE Choice business prop erty at a bargain, on long time; easy terms. Address Condor Wa ter Power Co. - Lot. KOR SALE City lots, $20; for a, small, safe Investment seo tho city lots I offer at $300 nnd $250 per lot; $20 cash payment; balance $10 per month; no interest. H. C. Maltby, No. 7 Postofflco Bldg. KOR SALE Snup If taken at once, 2 lota 50x133, Ross court. 119 So. Ivy street. 99 FOR SALE Choice east front lots, ono block from Oakdale avenue, transients, No. 10 North Grape throo blocks from city park. These! street, next to Farmers' and Frult closo in lots will be sold at a bar-1 growers bank. gnln. Write or Inqulro at 240 South I Oxnno. .tA- OO VIA14JIU DtlfJCU 99 Acreage. FOR SALE 336-ncro rauch, good" river uouolj mnu, eeven mnes irom Eugene, threo miles from S. P. sta tion, on R. F. D. routo, noar school nnd churc".'. Good buildings, fences nud water. Horses and implements' and 20 head of flno Guornsoy stock Ono hundred! go with tho place pounds of ou'ter por wcok goos to mnrkot from tho plnco. Splendid. fruit land. Will soil part at $G5 or wholo at $C0 per ncro with terms on ono-half. Inqulro of Ruoads Sutton, Sprintfiold, Or. 114 &l FOR SALE 60 acres, finost build ing Blto in tho valley, including 30 ncroB good fruit land; 'cheap and tonus right. II. C. Maltby, No. 7. Postofflco Bldg. , crr o a r f r i 1ft . ' just within and ndjoining city lim its, nt a bargain, on 5 annual pay monts. Address Condor Water Power Co. Business Opportunities. FOR SALE Old established busi ness in the farmers' fruit bolt of tho Roguo Rlvor valley, at Phoonlx, Oro., on S. P. R. It. Stock nt pros ont S10.000: nil clean, well soloct- od and froo from encumbrances, Two lots, storo, building with nil i modern convonlonces, 'warohoiiBOs, I postofflco In ctoro, and ovorythlng nocossary for conducting tho busi ness. Last year's sales $39,000. Inqulro of Henrn, Fisher & Co., Phoonlx, Oro., for terms. Miscellaneous, FOR SALE First-class mnro, wlU work any whoro, eight yoars old, wolght about 12G0, good puller, col or black. Enos Congor, Contral Point, Or. 104 FOR SALE Young slnglo horso, buggy nnd linmoss; will soil roa sonnblo. Apply to W, E. Whlto sldo, Contral Point, Pro. 105 FOR SALE Good milk cow forlialo, roasojir-blo. Inqulro 707 W. Clark Htronh 100 Legal blanks 6T" all , FOR BALIS' kinds trospuss and other notlcos, a Word FOR SALE. Miscellaneous. KOR SALE Moving picture machine and completo outfit. Will sell cheap, or trade for gasollno en gine and tank. Seo W. E. White Bide, Central Point, Ore. 105 KOR SALE Riding pony six years old- wcebt 900. Prico ?C0. Seo E- Purke, Nash Hotel. 98 plant, consisting of pump house, 30 feet high, 3000 gallon tank, pump nnd plpo connections completo with 1 one-horso pewer motor and trans former. N. L. Townscnd, 721 Ben nett uvenue. tf KOR SALE A windmill; air motor, 40-foot steel tower, 10 foot fan. In quire L. B. Warner, Jr., at Warner, Wortman & Goro's store. FOR SA1.E-A full lino of Old Hamp- BUirU UUU UUK UUUUD, IMIMU UUU ClUUi finish; letter heads and envelopes. Mall Tribune office. " FOR SALE Chandler & Price Gor don Jobber, 11x14 press; a bargain. Inquire Mall Tribune office. FOR RENT. Furnished Rooms. KOR RENT Modern rooms. 120 South Laurel street. 103 NEW, modern, cool, sleeping rooms. 5 Address P. H., this oMu. tf !FOH RENT Furnia'.e-i modern ! rooms, gentlemen preferred; 1 1-2 blocks from postofflce, 208 North Central Ave. tf KOR RENT Parlor ana bedroom, ' cool and clean; uso of bath; close , in; $5.00 per week. 127 S. Grapo St. FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms at 604 West 10th or 124 King street. I FOR RENT Furnished rooms for I HIBHimilVUB, ,FOR RENT 120 acres of first-class I nnstiiro. 2 1.2 mllnn nnrthnnnt f!. w Isaacs. tf FOR LEASE Fully equipped gold mlno; ten-stamp mill and concen trator, all orerated by electric pow oi. Owner will furnish froo elec tric power for sharo In proceeds. See SmUn. at Condor Wator & Power Co. WANTED. Houses WANTED To ront, 4 or 5-room houso, modern. Address P. H. H., this offlco. 99 Furnished Houses. FOR RENT Good llsut and largo offico room. 331 East Mflii street, 2d floor. 98 . .Miscellaneous. WANTED Joisoy cow, fresh, four gallons por day. J. M, Schmidt, one mllo west of Medford, Jacksonville roivd. tf WANTED Stock to pasture alfalfa, at tho Rognr ranch, 3 1-2 miles wost of Medford. 101 WANTED Stock to pnsturo, good pasture, running wator, $2 por hoad l,or month. O. II. Brown, Eaglo Point road. 99 Positions. WANTED An Al bookkeeper; would liko position; flno penman. Good rcforencos. Address A. B., care of this offico. 101 Help Wanted Female, WANTED Mlddlo-ngod lady tor gon oral housework and cooking. Ad dress P. O. Box 18, Phoonlx, Or. 100 Help Wanted Male. WANTED Experienced stono cutter and quarry man, Call at Condor Water and Power Co's. otflco. WANTED Stonogrnphor for a few weoks' work. Apply R. II. Hanauor, room 16, Postofflco bldg. 99 WANTED Thoroughly rollnblo wom an for gonornl housework on ranch noar Eaglo Point; good wages. Ad dross Frodorlck Polouzo, Eagle Point HELP WANTED. Help Wanted Male. WANTED Salesmen in every local ity of tho northwest; monoy ad vanced weekly; many mako ovor $1000 month; choice of territory. Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Top pen ish, Wash. WANTED Four young men to rent a large, well ventilated, nicely fur nished room. Call 604 W. 10th St. tf MONEY TO LOAN. WE HAVE $500,000 Eastern money to loan on first mortgages. Farm loans preferred; no loans made less than $5000. Medford Orchard & Trust Co., Inc. FOUND. FOUND Small handbag, containing handkerchief and small change. Owner may have samo by paying for this ad and identifying property. FOUND Purso, containing some sil ver. Call at C. J. Semon, with Med foid Ccmest & Paving company, tf LOST. LOST A purse, with $3.50 In it, on Grape street. Return to Jesse Gen try bootblack stand. 98 LOST Or strayed from tho Goro pas ture, near Medford, ono mare, gray, 8 years old, no brand, gentle, walks crooked on bind feet. Finder noti fy Wm. Jones, Beagle, Or. 102 YOST A pair of gold rimmed glasses on banks of Rogue between mouth of Littlo Butte and pine trees. Reward at Mail Tribune of fice. tf LOST Or strayed, from McAndrews pasture, riding pony, light sorrel, white star on forehead, slightly stiff at knees. Reward paid. Hotel Nash. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Public Auditor. E. R. WHEELER, Public Account ant and Auditor. Books opened for corporations, firms end indi viduals. Auditing, investigating and Systematizing. Address 707 Oakdalc Ave. S. Phone Main 242. Medford. Ore. Attorneys. WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers, Palm bnilding. A. E. REAMS Lawyer, over Post- office. PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA LEY Attomoys-at-law. No. 9 D street, ground floor. COLVIG & REAMES W. M. Col vig, C. L. Reames. Lawyers. Of fice Medford National Bank build ing, second floor. B. F. MULKEY Attorney-at-law. Offices room 30, Jackson County Bank building. Medford. Architects. JOHNS & TURNER, Architects and Builders. Offico 7-8, 325 Main. Phono Mnin 3471. Residence phone 2471. Cement Sidewalks. CEMENT SIDEWALKS, brickmason, stono mason, plastering and all kinds of stucco work. Expert work manship at reasonable charges by the day or contract. Address Ma sons. 511 E. Main st.. Medford. Or. Undertakers. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dertakers. Day phono 351. Night phones, C. W. Conklin 3001, J. H. Butler 3571. Photographers. MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with Mnckoy and die with joy." Over Allen & Roagan's store; entrance on Soventh street. Stenographers. ELLA M. GUANYAW Palm Block. Stenographic work dono quickly and woll. M. FORTESCUE Stonogrnphor, 18 N. Front St. Phono 231. Printers anil Publishers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tho host oquippod job offico in South ern Oregon; Portland prices. 37 South Contral nvonuo. Dentists. DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE-Offico in room 200, Phipps bldg. tins ad ministered for extraction of tooth. Telephone Main 343. Night phono 4432. DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC. Dontist Office in rooms 203-204, Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' bank building, west of tho traoks. Messenger Service. MESSENGER SERVICE Moson- gors furnishod nt nil hours of day nnd till 9 p. m. to nny part of city, from lOo to 25e. Phono. Mnin 1812. rnnTarirPnrlorsr S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs. Young & nail building. A nice, cool plnco to spend tho hot after- BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Tin Shop. J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin an sheet iron ware on hand and mad to order. 128 North Q Bt Hospitals. SOUTHERN OREGON HOSPITAL 344 South C at., Medford, Ore. K. W. Hisoy, Matron. Official hospital P. & E. E. H. Ileal EnUto. EARLE C. SABIN Orchard tract, city property. List yonr bohKBR with me. Only desirable property handled. Room 202, Fruitgrowera Bank bldg. SEE WM. E. STACEY ft CO. f some of tho choicest bargains at real estate in this valley. Ala British Colombia and Alberta, B. C, and other parts. Call on him at Bittnor's office Phipps bnilding, of at tho Medford Auto company's garago, where wo start out oar agents for the Aladden Mantl Lamp and hidden window screes. We will treat you right. Coma and seo. MEDFORD ORCHARD & TRUST Co., INC. Buy and sell the earth. 9 North Central avo. BUI rosters. VERNE T. CANON BUI Poster and Distributor. All orders promptly filled. Room 29, Jackson Conarys Bank bnilding, Medford, Ore. Cigars aad Tobaoeo " IRELAND & ANTLE, Smokehouse Dealers in tobacco, oigars awl smokers' supplies. Exclssive ageats of Lewis Single Binder, 1 Merita and El Paloncia. 212 West street. Palatera aad Papertieagera. H. Q. DEAN, O. P. M'MULLEN Phone 3732. Dean & McMnllea, contracting painters, painting, pa per hanging and tinting. Estimate on all kinds of painting work. Medford, Or. GERWOLF & WARD, contract! painters, paper hangers and dee ratorn; signs. Estimates give e all kinds of day axL job work. Park View Hotel. Phone Maki 1801. FurnKsere. H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers ia new and second-hand fnrnirar and hardware. Agents for Moani City kitchen cabinet. 823 E. 7th Si. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Corner 8th and Holly sts., Med ford. Mission Furniture made t order. Cabinet work of all land. A trial order solicited. MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook stove and ranges. New and second-haai furniture. Ends' old stand, 18 W. F Bt. Sonth. Phone 01, Medford, Ore. Nurseries. QUAKER NURSERIES Our tree are buddsd, not grafted. Oar stock is not irrigated. We guarantee ev erything put out. We are not in ti trust. H. B. Patterson, offico re moved to 110 East Main st. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NUR SERY CO., Ino. Growers of higk grade nursery stock. Office 25 W. Main. Tel. 1201. Physicians and Surgeons. R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite Jackson County bank. Night oaD promptly answered. Office aai rosidonco phone Main 3432. DRS. CONROY & CLANCY, Phyai eians und Surgeons, Taylor an' Phipps bldg., rooms 210, 211, 212. Office phono 501, residence phoaa 012. Office hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. bl. DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW I Osteopathia Physicians. Mission block. Phoa 292. Medford. Llfo Scientist. MRS. LILLIAN A. ELDER, Ltf Scientist Private instruction ia "Now Psychology" and "New Thought" principles. Callers re ceived Wednesdays, 127 Soutk Grnpo streot. Medicines, nOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES Will ouro rheuniatisM, asthma, paralysis, soros and pri vate diseas'os. Those remedies may bo procured at the Sing Le laundry, 123 S. Riverside uvoua, Medford, Ore., whoro thev will be sold by tho propriotor. Dr. Chow Young has treat" several sovore cases with his rem edies since coming to Medford an has for roforonce some of the beat known nnd most intelligent oitixeaa in Southoru Oregon. Call on hha. Brick Oomjuuilee. MEDFORD BIHCK CO. Geo. W. Priddy, O. D, NagleH Geo, T. O'Brien Contractors atfU buum faoturors of briok; cUalara fa pressed brick and lime. Offle kt Postofflce blook, room 6. Pfca pntonts havo boon tnken 100