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MMPIfOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1930. -- -- To Want-Advertise Is to Make a Sale a Certainty-If It's Saleable ---- ---- .------- -----------4 ONLY AVERAGE APPLE CROP Somo Sections Hnvo Total Failure, Others Unlit Yield, Out Majority of Frultfirowinii Districts Show In crcasctl Yield Over Year Ao. Tlio apple urop all over tlio United Stales til present averages woll. In oritur to arrive ill a fair estimate of (ho prolialilo yiold and tlio prospootH for tlio Immediate future, miys tliu Now York Fruit Triulu .lounial, which recently unudtiutod a most caroful investigation among growers and shippers iji all tlio loading pro ducing sections and Hpucinllsts on tlio ground who aro In close touch with tlio situation. Tlio tonult of (IiIh inquiry follews: It Iiiih boon found poHHlhlo to ob tain, information and data from ho many who aro identified with the growing and (dripping of tipples, that (ho limitation of spaco precludes tlio K)MHiliility of publishing only a lim . itcd niiinhur of tlio roportH rocoivod. .' Tim ntiiuitit iiiliiiiiinmin 11111111(111 if exports In ovnry growing Hoction of tlio United States is that the crop an a wholo does not justify expeota- tloiiH of extravagant or oven high prices. Tlio Iobh by frost or dotori oration from hoiiiu othur piumo in ono section 1h likely to ho offset hy tlio micccKH in another district. In fact, it in the expectation that tlio yiold will ho ample, hut there in nothing lo show that it will roach tlio figures of 11)01 or 1D0IJ, or that over-memorable crop of 1800, which in Ht ill the theme of discussion whorovor applo grow ers aiidflhipporH iiHHeinhlo. WoHtorit Now York Hlaiids out con npiuuuiiHly an ono of the cnHtoru states that will produco coiiBidorahly more apples this year than in 11)00. Tlio feature of (ho Hitnation there is the prnmiHiug outlook for winter va rietieri. HaldwitiK will ho plentiful, OreeniugH aro only fair, while Rus sets aro light, hut on the whole, tho prospects are proinlHiiig. California will have a full crop of all kinds ox :opt HollflourH, and other sections of the Pacific const, Montana alouo ex cepted, given promises of an nhtiiid aut yield. The great southwest, which iueludcH the O.arlc region, haw out little figure in appleH for tho pant three yearn, and tho cIiiiiicoh of thin section reversing tho record this year aro the reverse of promising. Vir ginia and West Virginia will pro duce more than last year, and no will ArkaimnH. Missouri a little hotter than the growers expected earlier in tho koiikoii. CouditioiiH in Pennsylvania aro disappointing, hut the outlook in tho New Kuglaud states, Maine alone ex cepted, 1h bright. Tho yiold in Now Hampshire and Vermont will ha larger than that of last season. The NehniHka crop will ho slightly heav ier than Hint of 1001). Illinois will not have enough for home consump tion; Ohio and Indiana will produco more than last season, while the .Michigan and Colorado crops will ho lighter. The crop of the Canadian piov iuccH is always important commerci ally. This year tho yield in Nova Scotia, Onfario and tho Annapolis V, valley will ho normal. The British Columbia r-'ruit-flrowors' association is positively enthiiHiastio over the outlook for apples and says that tho winter varieties in that district will ho very plentiful and in excess of last season's yield. Bovond limited homo consumption, Canada's orop must find a mnrkot in Kuropo, ohiof ly in England, mid this is ono ron flon why it oust mioh a figure in tho applo deal from a merchantable point of view. CARPENTERS NOTION. CarpontorB' local, No. 1840, will moot at Smlth'B hall, 128 North Grapo street, ovory Thurslay evening at 8 p, in. sharp until furthor notlco. All cnrpeuttis aro roquostod to bo proBont. 117 J. J. 8I.AI.W, B. A. Medford, Oregen: This oortifioa that wo hnvo sold Hall's Texas Won der for the euro of all kidney, blad dor and rboumatio troubles for ten years, and hnvo novor had a com plnlnt. Tt givos quiok nrnl pormancnl relief. Sixty days' trontmont in onoh bottle. Mvdford Phnrninov. tf NOTICE. Irrigation Is pormlasablo at all hours until furthor notlco. "WATER COMMITTED CITY COUN CIL, no GIRLS FIRST TO PROBNiRDER Younii Women Now Apncarlnu In Tncoma Tell of Their Association With Crlppcn Caso at tho Very Start. TACOMA, WiihIi., Aug. .!.- -"Wli.ui l)r, Crippon told us many weeks af ter his wife's sudden disappearance that she hud died in hot) Angeles, vc just dill not boliovo it, ami wo se cured otldouoo which finally started tho Scotland Yard detectives on tho oaso." So said .Miss Cecilia McCiuthy of the Music Hall Ladies' guild of Lou don, who, with her two sisters, is appearing at a local theater this week. The Ladies' (luild of professional actors is the orgaui.alioii in which Mrs. Crippon was known as Hollo Kluiore on the stage, was treasurer when she disappeared and this or ganisation first started the investiga tion which finally ended in (be sen sational chase and capture of Crip pen mid Miss Leneve. "Wo know Mrs. Crippon ipiito well," said Mrs. McCarthy. "She was the honorary treasurer of the guild. She wits a very amiable per son and refused any salary for the arduous work she performed. Tho guild, which is composed of music hall artists, numbers several hundred members. Mrs. Crippon attended those meetings very regularly. On the third of February the committee received a noto purporting to come from Mrs. Crippen, in which it was stated that she had received a ca blegram and was compelled to leave at once for America and that the guild had better elect a now treas urer as sho would bo away for a long while. At that timo wo could not have suspscted anything wrong, vet ovory one felt aa though sho had re ceived an awful shock. It was not at all like Mrs. Crippen to go away so suddenly. "Then Dr. Crippon told us she had dieil in Los Angeles. We could not believe it. Then in tho early part of April Or, Crippon attended a dance given hy tho Itciievolout fund, which is a male charity organization com posed of actors, mid he took Miss Leuevo to the dniioe. "Mrs. Crippon hud a wealth of diamonds. What shocked tho ladies of the guild most wns tho fact that Miss Leneve, Dr. Crippcn's typist, with whom ho was soon quite fre- tuntly about town, was wearing somo of tho dresses that belonged to Mrs. Crippdn. "Finnlly wo wrote to the city of ficials at Los Angeles, inquiring whothcr thoy hud a record of n Mrs. Crippon dying there. They wrote ns officially thnt they had not. Wo had previously naked Scotland Yard to take up the matter. Hut thoy did nothing until wo came with the Los ugoles information. Thoy then started nuow. If they hud felt ns suro as wo did that something was wrong, Dr. Crippen would have been in the toils long ago," $U 1,000.00 CITY OFMICIIKOKI) improve ment no.ms, Tho city council of tho city of Med ford, Oregon, will rocolvo sealed pro posals for $21, 000.00 six por cent, ton-year Improvomont bonds. Bids to bo filed vlth tho city recorder be fore 4:30 o'clo-.k p. in., August 19th, 1910, and to bo accompanied by a cortlfled chock equal to five por cent of the amount bid for, nud mado pay: , bio to ho city trenuuror of said city. . Tho council reserves tho right to reject any and all bids. ROUT. W. TELFER, City Rocordor. 1H AGUES. Poaches oro rlpo. Ordor now. 118 ADAMS BROS., 700x2 $:i,foo.o( C1TV OV MKIirOUl) WATKK BONDS. Tho city council of tho city of Mod ford, Oroaon, will rocolvo sonlod pro posals for tho $3500.00 clx por cont tou-year wator bonds. Bids to bo fllod with tho city rocordor boforo 1:30 o'clock p. in,, AugiiBt 19th, 1010, and to bo accompanied by n I'ortlflod cluck oqnnl to flvo por cont of, tho amount bid for, nml inalo pny ablo to tho city trensuror of said city, Tho council rosorvcB tho right to roject any and all bids. ROBT. W. TELFIOR, City Rocordor. MISFORTUNE-PROOF! Tho purcon who knows how to make classified advertising IMMEDIATELY SERVICEABLE In an emergency la pretty nearly "proof" against t'io small and "usual" misfortunes and mischances of dally I If o (inch ns tlio losses of tenants, of hoarder:, of employment. For by us rig tho claimlflod ads QUICKLY any of tlicso "misfortunes" may Lc turned Into more In cidents of tho day. And t nit'n what they really AKE1 Want Ads One Cent, a Word BROWNE BRIBERY TRIAL ORDERED TO PROCEED CHICAGO, Aug. 4. Tho trial of Leo O'Nell Urowno, Indicted for brib ery In connection wit htho election of William Lorlmer to tho United States eonato, won ordorcd to pro ceed today by Judgo Koratcn, Tho court ovorrulcd tho motion of tho defonno to quash tho Indictment bo caiiRO of lack of JurlsJIctlon of tho Cook county courts. Browno was first tried a fow weeks ago boforo Judgo McSuroly on tho samo Indictment. Tho Jury, aftor breaking tho record for long consid eration by staying out 11C hours, ro ported a disagreement nod was dis missed. Livestock Receipts. OMAHA, Nob,, Aug. 3. Receipts: Hogs, 7000; cattle, CC00; shcop, 14, 000. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 3. Receipts; Hogo, C000; cattle, 8000; sheep, 3000. CHICAGO, Aug. 3. Receipts: Hogs, 14,000. Mnrkot 10c higher. Mixed, $7.S0Q'8.40; heavy, $7.50 8.3C; rough, $7.5007.75. Write the kind of a work-wanted ad as would pcrsuado you, if you wore looking for an employo, to seek an interview with tho person who wrote it. MEDFORD MARKETS. (Prices paid by Medford merchants.) Potatoes, now, $1.-10 per owt.; cabbago, 22Vc Peaches, $1. Blackberries, $11.25. Loganborries, 11.25 crato. Green onions, 40o doon bunches-; radishes, -10o dozen hunches; string beans, -lc; lettuce, 40c dozen; pons, lo lb.; turnips, lc- lb.; beets, 40c dozen bunches; carrots, -lOo dozen buuehos. Peaches, SO to 75a box. Cucumbers. 15a to 20c doz. Squash, 3550u dozen. Corn, 15c dozen. Cantaloupes, 50(ii75o dozen. Wntormolons, 15(7i10o. Tomatoes, 'lo. Butter, Kggs and Poultry, (Pricos paid by Medford morclmnts.) Ranch buttor. 25fI)27jo; fnnoy creamery, 35c. Fresh ranch eggs, 30c. Mixod poultry, auyyl'lo; spring chickens, 18(7D20o; turkoys, 17c. (Pricos paid producers.) Hay Timothy, $10; alfalfa, $12; grass, $1-1; grain liny, $10. Grain Wheat, $1.15 bushel; oats, 32 ton ; bnrloy, $30 ton. Hoof Cows, 44Vi o; stoors, 5(fD Vjo pork, flo; mutton. 55V2o; lambs, Go; veal, dressod, 8c. (Soiling pricos.) Rolled bnrloy, $1.00 owt., $32 ton; bran, $1.70; middlings, $.851.90; shorts. $1.80((D1.85. FOR EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE Incomo property now paylus 10 por cont lutorost flat building (now), located In Minneapolis, Minn,, to ox chaiigo for oro'.ard fruit land. What hnvo you? Add-oss L, caro Mall Trlbuno. 120 TO EXCHANGE Want to oxohango Oklahoma land for good fruit land of oqunl yiiHio near Medford; 1G0 acros of cholco all tlllablo land ad joining town of 1G00 inhabitants; throo blocks oi high Bohool; eovon room bouso; throo acres Elborta peaches, flvo acros alfalfa; olghty In cultivation; balnnco pasturo for town cowb; abundnuco of good wa tor; land Bultnblo to plat for ad dition to town; cholco location In best soctlon ol Oklahoma. Address O. Qoorgo Apaeho, Okla, 118 You May Be FOR EXCHANGE. WILL trado ICO-acro furrn In Klam ath county for good resldonro prop erty In Mcdford, or fruit much In valley; this placo Is under Irrigation ditch and also along rlvdr with wa- tor powor; Novada-Northorn rail road runs along this place. It In terested, Address Owner, P. O. Box ' No. C76. tf FOR SALE. Itancuca. FOR SALE Pnrtlos desiring home steads or tlrnbor claims, hunting and fishing, nddrcBS Lock Box 760. 121 FOR BALK 113 1-2 acres, 100 acres good farm land; $4000; 4 home- F0R SALE Typewriter and type stoad relinquishments; 3 homo-! writer desk. Vincent & Baker, Med- stoads novor been filed on. Ad dress 2C, euro of this office. Business Property. FOR SALE Choice business prop erty at a bargain, on long time; easy terms. Address Condor Wa ter Powor Co. ilOUMCS. FOR SALE Houbo and two lots, $2150. Inquiro Bob Taylor, 815 Myrtle street. tf I-OR SALE Now Y-room modern bouso on West Main, 50x118 foot, Vh, ,W,,Ut, .UVUff ttb riilUv. ,u- qulro of L. M. Lynns. 710 East Main. 138 FORSALE 7-room house, with 2 lots, barn, etc., 3 1-2 lloclca from now depot; $2400. '-Address owner, P. O. Box 576. Business OpW)rtunlttc. FORSXlE Or trador320acres good nvorago land, veil located; all wild land; about 30 acres non-tillable; no hills; two miles from railroad station; corners In Roguo rlvor; 100 acres of this Is worth price of wholo tract; cheapest property In ' samo vicinity; good orchard district; flno for nrnnintlon! will tntn pllv or ranch nronortv in nart navment. hero or elaowboro. J. W. Dressier Agency. tf Acreage. FOirSALE 120 acres, Evans Creek fruit; Improvements; buy of owner. Writo S. F. Potter, R. F. D., Wood vlllo, Or. FOR SALE Four acres la tho city of Ashland, Oregon, on cornor Boul- ovnrd and Walker street; flno 4-year-old orcbnrd, berries and vege tables; city water piped to grounds; good soil; nlco 5-room plastered bouso with bath, hot rnd cold wa- tor; barn; henhouse; prlco $4500 for quick snlo. Box 23C Ashland, Oregon. FOB SALE CO acres, finest bulld Ing 8lto In tho valley, lnsludine 30 acres good fruit land; choan and torms right. H. C. Maltby. No. 7. 1 Postofflco Bldg. , , FOR SALE 5 and 10-aore tracts just within and adjoining city lim-1 tnB'onts .No tts, at a bargain, on 5 annual pav- 8troet' c? t0 monts. Address Condor Power Co. T- 11 lvl . Lots. FOR SALE BiiBlncsft lots on Main , street, Eagle Point; prlco roasonablo; 1 rirst como, first choice. D. B. Doe tor & Co., Eaglo Point. 126 ' FOR SALE City lots, ?20; for a small, safe Investment boo tho city lots I otfor at ?300 and $250 por lot; $20 cash payment; balanco $10 por month; no Intorost. H. O. Maltby, No, 7 Postofflco Bldg. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Trotting mnio, buggy nml hnrnos3; splomlld outfit; cheap for quick salo. Room 207, Taylor &Phlpps bldg. 117 FOR SALE Span brown maros, 8 and 9 yonrs old, wolgh 1200 lbs. oacb, and now harness and wag on. Jno. II. Shopbord, 128 East Main stroot. FOnTSALE Sovea hoaa of dairy cows and throo head of work horses and ono rig. Address John V. Kolr, ur, outsldo city limits, Rlvorsldo av nuo, North. 118 FOR SALE Uisccllaaeoaa. FOR SALE 1 horso, young and sound, weight 1500 pounds. Inquire of Mitchell & Boeck. tf FOR SALE A full line of Old Hamp shire and Oak Bonds, plain and cloth finish; letter heads and envelopes, Mall Tribune office. ! FOR SALE A good movable shed, 1 aultablo for chicken house. Address I V, Mall Trlbuno office. tf : FOR SALE Now Yalo motorcycle at a sacrifice. 12G South Oakdale. 6 p. m. 117 ECONOMY and Mason fruit Jars for eaio. ZZ8 n. central avenue. 118 ford Water Works Contractors. 118 FOR SALE Two showcases, reason able prices. Seo Calhoun Sisters, 8 So. Central avo. tf FOR SALE Milch cow for salo cheap Address R. C, caro of Mall Tribune. 118 FOR SALE Shop tor cleaning and pressing clot-.es. Apply room 15, Postofflco bldg. FOR SALE Fresh cow. Phone 242. I Call 797 Oakdale ave., South. 120 FOR SALE Steam wood M i. n Van Wcgon, Medford. R F D , JQ. 1 144 FOR SALE One best business In Medford. M. G. D., care Mall Trl buns. ,oa I FOR SALE Camp horso and child's pony. . Inquiro at Russell's confec tlonorr. tf FOR SALE Two years lease on 350 aero ranch, together with 6 horses, 4 colts, 3 milk cowa and all ma chinery necessary for running ranch, 50 acres alfalfa; this year's crop Is between 300 and 400 tons of the best hay; good market; 3 miles from Ashland on fine road. Address A. S. Filson, Ashland, Or. F0R 8AL"E Legal olanks of all kinds trespass and other notices, , at, Mall Trlbuno office. FOR SALE Chandler & Price Gor- ?on jobhor' llxH Presa! bargain, 1 faq'" Mall Tribune ofllee. FOR REftt PurulHtird Itootus. , FOR RENT Furnlsned rooms. 322 South Contral avenue. 117 FOR RENT Husluise loom 2ixi40, suitablo for flrst-clnsj -afe. Seo Kofcldt, Rogue Kiver Etest.'lc Com pany, tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 128 South Holly street. 117 FOlfRENT--Nowly furnlahod rooms, ono block from postofflco and nata torlum. 208 North Central avo. tf K0U KENT Modern furnished rooms nt 60i West 10h or 124 King street. FOR RENT Furnished rooms tor 10 North Grape armord and Frult- bUKIO bank. Hoiibokeeping Rooms. ! FOR RENT Two suites of modorn housokooplng roomB, vacant August 5. 222 South Holly st. Houses. FOTTTU5NT House, 6 rooms, balh and pantry; city wator and electric lights. 513 W. Holly st. N. L. Town send, 721 Bennott avenuo. Phone 4232. FOR RENT b-room houso, 4 blocks from pnssongor dopot, $20 por mo. Address Box 172. 117 FOUSALE Or ront, six-room houso and bath, furnlturo for tr.lo. 228 N, Contral avouuo. 118 Miscolluii iieous. FOR RENT Barn, largo onough for 4 horses. Inquiro at Russo'.l's con foctlonory. tf FOR LEASE Fully equipped gold mine; ten-stamp mill and concen trator, all ororatod by oloctrlo pow oi. Ownor will furnish froo eloe trlc power for shnro In proceeds. See Smith, at Condor Wator & Power Co. FOR RENT MlflCCllUIH'OtlK. FOR RENT Business lot. Owner will erect building for good tenant Sco Kofcldt, Rogue River Kloccrlo Company. tf WANTED. Help Wanted Fomale. WANTED Girl for bouBowork; two In family; will pay good wages. 219 North Oakdale avenue. tf WANTED A nurso girl. Apply Mrs. C. H. Glalzo, 313 S, Grapo st. 121 WANTED Woman to cook on ranch. Apply to Mrs. Frank McKco, R. F. D. No. 1, Central Point, Or. WANTED Young girl for general housework to go homo nights. Steenstrap, Beavonue Road, Jack sonville. 117 WANTED Girl for gono-al house work. Three in family. 520 South Holly St. 119 WANTED A waitress; must be ex perienced. Apply Louvre cafo. tf WANTED At the Ashland Hotel, Ashland, a chambermaid and wait ress; both must come well recom mended and fully competent; good wages. Addrees N. D. Hardy, prop., Ashland, Or. Help Wanted Male. WANTED Experienced stone cutter and quarry man. Call at Condor Water and Power Co's. office. ' WANTED Salesmen la every local ity of the northwest; money ad vanced weekly; many make over $1000 month.; choice of territory, Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Top- penlsb, Wash. , MlsccllanrotiA. WANTED To buy, pure blooded White Leghorn chickens; good lay Ing strain. Address G, euro Mall Tribune. 122 WANTED To tako camping parties to the mountains; have food teams and wagons. Phone or address H. C. Messenger, Agate, Or. WANTED Medium weight horses, mares preferred; must bo right price. Benson, Hotel Moore. 120 WANTED Medium priced building lot for Immediate Improvement on West Side near or on paved street, water and sewer; name lowest cash price; might consider house and lot Give furr particulars. Address P. O Box C84, Medford. 117 UP-TO-DATE shorthand and type writing taught quickly and well; morning and evening school; for terms, address Box 245, Medford. POSITION All kinds of well work neatly done. Leave orders at 1115 West Main. A. N. Walters. 120 WANTED Board and four rooms wanted by family of tuteo adults and two children. Addrees Bubb,, Box 226, postoffice. 118 LUST. LOST Near Valley Auto or on Maia 6treet, on Central Point road, key ring, holding about a dozen keys, including prcstolite key. Suitable reward will be given on return of samo to Mail Tribune office, tf BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys. WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers, Palm building. A. E. REAMS offico. -Lawyer, over Post- PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA LEY Attorneys-at-law. No. 0 D street, ground floor. COLVIQ & REAJffiS W. M. Col vig, C. L. Reamos. Lawyers. Of fico Medford National Bank build ing, second floor. Architects. NORMAN WINDER, architectural draftsman and builder Seo mo about your now homo. I can save you money by planning to your own ideas and figuring with you right. Writo Box 37, P. O., Med ford. JOIINS & TURNER, Architects and Builders. Office 7-8, 325 Main. Phono Mnin 3471. Residence phone 2471. Tin Bliop. J. A. SMJTn Tin shop. Tin and sheet iron ware on hand and madt to order. 128 North G St. Undertakers. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dortakers. Day phone 351. Night phonos, C.-W. Conklin 3001, J. H. Butler 3571. Photograph era. MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with Mnokey and die with joy." Over Allon & Reagan's store; entrance on Seventh street. Stenographers. ELLA M. GUANYAW Palm Blook. Stotiographio work dono quiokly and woll. BUSINESS DIREOTOHY. 1'rlntors and Publisher. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has th best eqnippod job offico in South ern Oregon; Portland pitas. 37 8onth Central avenue. Cement Sidewalk. CEMENT SIDEWALKS, bnctanaaos, stone mason, plastering and all kinds of stucco work. Expert work manship at reasonable chargeis by tho day or contract. Address Ma sonB. 511 E. Mnin fit., Medford, Or. Dentists. DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANB Offiea in room 200, Ph'rpps bldg. Gas ad ministered for extraction of teetk. Telephone Main 343. Night phon. 4432. DR, W. M. VAN SCOYOC. Dentiat Office in rooms 203-204, Farmers & Fruitgrowers' bank taildiBjb west of tha tracks. Billiard Parte. S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiarfa, Ci gars and Soft Drinks. Up atatrsv Young & Hall building. A nie, cool place to spend the hot afteft noons. floapTtete. SOUTHERN OREGON HOSPITAIr 344 South C St., Medforti, On. IL W. Hisey, Matron. Official hocpHai P. & E. B, R. Heal Sitato. EARLE C. SABIN Orchard1 traeta, city property. List yon- holetiata with me. Only desirable property, handled. Room 203, Froit(rower&' Bank bldg. Bill rosters. VERNE T. CANON BUI Postar Distributor. All orders psosaptiy. filled. Room 29, Jackson Cooaty Bank building. Medford, Ore. Cigars and Tobacco. IRELAND & ANTLE, Smokehei Dealers in tobacco, cigars smokers' supplies. Excioaiva , of Lewis Single Binder, 1 Merit aad El Palencia. 212 Wast street. Palatera aad Pai H. Q. DEAN, O. P. M'MULLEX Phono 3732. Dean & MeMallaa, contracting painters, painting, pa per hanging and tinting. FisHmat on all kinds of painting work. Medford, Or. Furniture. H. F. WILSON & CO.. dealers is now and second-hand fnraitara and hardware. Agents for MoobA City kitchen cabinet 323 E. 7th St. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Corner 8th and Holly sts., Med ford. Mission Furniture made ta order. Cabinet work of all kiacs. A trial order solicited. MORDOFP & WOLFF Cook stoves and ranges. New and second-haaA furniture. Eads' old stand, 18 W. F Bt. South. Phone 01, Medford, Ore. N arse lies. QUAKER NURSERIES Oar trees are budded, not grafted. Oar steak is not irrigated. We guarantee er erything put out. We are not in tha trust. H. B. Patterson, office moved to 110 East Mnin st ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NUR SERY CO., Inc. Growers of hih grade nursery stock. Office 3 W. Main. Tel. 1201. Physicians ami Burgeoas. R. W. STEARNS, M. D. OpposiU Jackson County bank. Night ealle promptly answored. Offico aad residonc6 phone Main 3432. DRS. CONROY & CLANCY, Physi cians and Surgeons, Taylor aad. Phipps bldg., rooms 210, 211, 213. Office phono 501, residence phoaa G12. Offico hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia Physicians. Mission block. Phoaa 292. Medford. Medicines. HOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES Will euro rhonmatiaat, asthma, paralysis, sores and pri vate disenBes. These remedies, may be procured at tho Sing Lea laundry, 123 S. Riverside avenaa, Medford, Ore., where tbov will W sold by tho proprietor. Dr. Chow Young has treat soveral severe cases with his rem edies Binco coming to Medford aad has for roforonco somo of the bee known and most intelligent oitiseM in Soutborn Oregon. Call on hiss. Brick Companies. MEDFORD BRIOK CO. (ho. W Priddy, O. D. Nagle, Gao. T. O'Brien Contractors and ruujs faoturers of bribki dealers iat pressed briok and lime. Offiea ib Postofflco block, room 5. Psoas No. 3181.