MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1930. Want Advertising Is a "Deal-Maker" Between the Man With the Plan and the Man With the Dollar WANT LIMITED PARCELS POST President of Merchants' Association of Now York Advocates Parcels Post In Rural Communities Rather Than In Cltlos. WASHINGTON, May . A parcels poHt lit first, if not for nil tlinn, limited to pnokugoH originating in rural routes ami duHtitiuri for rural ronton, was advocated before the house committee on poHtofficiw and pout roads by ruproHotitittivurt of tho MorcliantH ANHouiatlon of Now Y MarotiK M. Marks, president of tliu aRNOoiatlou favored limiting the par oola poHt to rural communitioH, be cause ho feared that to estciul it to citioR would allow tho large mail order Iiouhch to gain a inouoptdy on rural hiiHinoHH and than threaten tho welfare of tho country Mtoru whioli ho considered essential to tho growth of tho villain. Ho said also that the government had hnttor go hIow anil try out tho rural HyHtmn hoforu at tempting tho coHtly establishment of a parcels poHt in cities. In rural districts, ho pointed nut, tho unclean of tho machinery already existed in the rural freo delivery. IIo considers n ruiso of $.100 a year a sufficient amount to cover tho extrn work to rural carrier. Be yond this there watt little additional cost to ho expected in tho wny of horses and wugons and he paid that a thorough investigation had assured tho memherH of the Merchants' Ahho eiulinii that the venture would prove profitahlo to tho postoffico depart meat. Tho views hold hy Mr. Mark are all incororated in the pnreels pout hill of Itcprcflcu(ativu Bennett (Hep., N. V.) John M. Stnhl, president of the Farmers' Congress, Haid that it wan unfair that a Japanese in thin coun try could send a package of ten pounds to Japan for $1.20 when an Aiaerienn would have to pay $1.00, even when the package wan hroken up into tho mail limit of three-imund packages. IIo advocated either the zone system of charge or else an entire monopoly of tho parcels parry ing business hy tho government. The express compnuy, ho said, was al most exclusively an American insti tution as in nearly every other coun try in the world the government had a monopoly on this business. -f BASEBALL NOTES -f 4- 4- 8AN FRANCISCO, Cal., MnyG Tho following chnngos In ''tho post Ions of tho coast lenguo umpires on tho baseball mnp may hnvo bijon an nounced by President Thomas F. Graham: Finney leaves for Los Anolon nt tho end of tho local series. McGreevy will Journey to Sncramonto, while Van Haltrou and Hlldebrnud nro to act as arbitrators on tho grounds bore. Tho now changes aro to bo effect ive for a porlod of two weeks. Judgo Graham stated this morning that thoro has boon a lot of complaint nbout tho nmnnor In which Umplro Flnnoy rails the strikes nnd bnlls bo ho hns ordered tho Indicator mnn to practice on tho vacant ground un til ho can maku blmsolf distinctly understood to tho farthest bleacb orlfo. Iko Butler, tho vo torn n pitcher wha has boon with tho Los Angoloo club for soino tlmo wna handod bis unconditional release yostorday by Manager Frank Dillon, llutlor Is exported to catch with ono of tho Htnto leaguo teams. Tho Los Angolos hns boon mntor lally crippled by tho onforcod nb flonco of Curtis Bernard, tho spoody outfloldor, who was rocontly knockod out by a pitched ball. nernnrd'B all around work, oopoclally his Bpoody baso running has boon an assot to tho soiithorn crow. Ross lias boon filling tho vacant field. Ono of tho plonBlng foaturoa of tho Oaklnndors has boon tho Btondy liuprovomont of Catchor Mttzo. Tho stocky baek-Btop was slow showing bis roal form, but now that ho Is In it Is oxpoctod that ho will add much Btrougth to the OakR lino up. Hugo Danzig, tho populnr flrtt snckor of tho Senators, Is to bocomo an outlaw. Not porhnpH In tho snmo ncuho that I nl OIiiiho, Henderson and a few iiioro of tlio buys liocniuo out laws, hut an outlaw uuvortliolifw. In oilior wonlH ho In to Jump from l lie run ltd of tho iitaltl liaeliolorN Into tho company of tho benedicts ami sign a llfo contract which tho Ilttlo hcoiiI Cupid has tucked about bin ponton. New Cases Filed. The Christian Church vs. J. O. CowIoh t al. Suit to quiet till?. Gun Newbury for plaintiff. State vs. L. Lloyd French. Crimi nal Information. H. F. Mulkoy for plaintiff. ATTENTION, I 'OCA IIONTAH. Lot ovory moinlior of Woatonka council, No. 20, I), of P., who ap preciates our captain's work, mnko a special effort to bo at council on Friday uvonlng, May 0. Team work ami a jolly tlmo iiHSiirod. KLLA 8IIOULT8, .19 Keeper of Records. i . . . l i - . . ; LEGAL. NOTICE TO BUIMIIUtfl AND CON- TKiCTOJW. And All Whom It May Concora: Notleo ia hereby glvon that ttio county comsmslouors' court of Jnck non county, Oropon, will roectvo seal cd bldi for tho building and con structing .. e'oel brlduo across Boar croolc nt Phoenix, Oregon, nccordlng to tho pUnn nnd specifications novr on f llo at tho office of tbo county clork of Jackson county for tho in formation bidders; oach and ov ery bid filed must bo accompn nloA with a jo. '.It led check of F per por cent of the amount of tho bid, i nnd tho comtnli'Ionorn court rcsonc tho right to reject any aid all bids filed, all bldt to bo filed on or beforo 10 o'clock a. it. Thursday, May 5th, 1010. By order of 'ho county court W. It. COLEMAN. County Clerk. D-Uod this 13th day of April, 1910. XOTICH OK KLKCTION lie It resolved by tho city council of tho city of Medtord, Orogon That notleo Is horehy given that a special olectlou In and for tho city of Modford, nnd in and for tho torrltory horolnnttor described, has been ordered by said council to bo hold, nnd tho satno will be bold on tho 24 th day of May, 1010, be tween tho hours of 0 o'clock, a. m. and G o'clock p. m for the purposo of submitting to tho qualified doct ors of said city at said oloctlon tho followlnc quostlon: Shall the boundaries of tho city ot Ml .ford be faltered by Including tboroln tho following described ter ritory, to-wlt: Commonclnc at tho northeast cor nor of soction 30, township 8T, rungo 2 west of tbo Wlllamotto mer idian: thonco south on tbe east line ot said section 3G to tho north line ot donation land claim No. 86, in said town and ran go; thonco wost along tho north lino of said dona tion land claim No. 85 and donation land claim No. 84, ot said town and ran go to tbo northwest comer of said donation land claim No. 84; thonco north to tho north lino ot said section 36, being tho present bound ary of said city of Modford; thonco oast along said north lino ot said section 30 and tho prosont boundary of said city, to placo ot commence ment; nil in Jackson county, Ciegon. Tho following aro beroby desig nated an tho places in said city at which tbo polls will bo open within sntd city: First ward Commorclnl Club rooms, Second ward Naeh hotel. Third ward City hnll. Tho following 1b horoby doslgnnted ns tbo placo In tho torrltory abovo doscrlbod at which tho polls will bo open: Fourth hoiiBO from south city limits, on wost sldo of county road ox'nndlng n'Milh from tho end ot Nawtown streot In raid city. Tho following havo boon and horo by nro, appointed nnd designated as Judges and clorks of wild oloctlon: First ward In Bald city L. L. Da mon, Judgo; G. P. Llndloy, Judge nnd clork; O. W. Davis, Judgo and clerk. Second wnrd In said city L. II. Wnrnor Judgo; J. Bolllngor, Judgo and .clork; William Ulrlck, Judgo and clork. Third ward In said city M. F. Mo Cown, Judgo; Scott Davis, Judgo nnd clork; II. D. Cndy, Judgo nnd clork. In tho torrltory horotoforo dos crlbod C. W. Rlnnborgor, Judgo; R. A, Johnson, Judgo nnd clork William Murray,, Judgo and clork. Tho doctors of said qlty of Mod ford, and tho doctors of tho torrl tory horolnbeforo deacrlbod, aro horoby Invttod to voto on said prop osition by placing upon tholr ballots, "for annexation" or "agalnBt annex ation" or words oquivnlont thoroto. Rosolvod furthor, that this notleo bo publlshod In tho dally Mall Trl buno, n nowopnpor of gonornl clrcu Iptlon In sail city of Modfo-rt, and In torrltory nbovo deBcrlbod, for a per iod of four wooks prior to auoh oloo tlon, and also four coplos thoroof bo poBtod In four publlo placoo In said city, and four public plnces within tho torrltory nbovo doscrlbod, for a Hko porlod, by tho city rocordor or under his dlrootlon. Tho forogolng resolution vraa pnesod on tho 19th day of April, 1010, by tho following voto: Morrlck, nyo; Emorlok. absont; This Year, In This City Want Advertising Will Build a Lot of New Business ! While it remains simply u PLAN, you needn't wnnt-ndvertisc it. Hut when you nro ready to WOUK OUT the plan, to "got it going," your want advertising campaign should have attention a-plenty. If your plan is good, want advertising will help you put life into it. There is a faulty adage that "The good die young." Hero is a truer one: Good Plans, Not Well Advertised, Die Young. And, it may ho added, they die while thoy'ro still PLANS beforo they aro strong "enough to walk bc foro they grow into businesses, into "going concerns." A lot of the business successes of ono and two years hence nro now PLANS. They will survive the plan-ago chiefly becauso they will be well ndvertised because their fosterers know how to mnko want advertising a pushing and helping force. You may make vour plan ono of tho nenr-future business successos, if it's n good plan, and you're a good want advertiser. Wortman, ayo; El fort, ayo; Dem nior, ayo; Wolsh, eye. Approved, April 20, 1910. W. H. CANON, Mayor. Attoot: ROBT. W. TBLFBR, City Recordor. STATISTICS. ItKAL KSTATIJ TRANSFERS. .1. A. ICrewson to Lnura O. Gould, Inud in sections 28, .'12, XI , township 38, rang 3 W $1000 J. Shndinger to J. C. Kmeriek, lot 2, block -10, Medford.... 500 M. A. Bonhnm to J. T. Odcn, 180 acres in sections 32, township 31, range 3 W., sections fl nud !, township 35, rnngo 3 W 1 Frank Cameron to A. Gilson, 100 ncrcs sections 22, town ship 30, rnngo 3 W 2000 R. F. Benson to Farmers' & Fruit Growers' Bank, lots nnd blocks in Medford.... F. E. Merrick,. trustee, to Cnr rick Major, 10.35 acres in Stuart acres 10 3000 FOR SALE. ItUAIj E8TATT5. FOR BALK ISO acres of good land, halt of It Is cleared; 8 miles oast of Modford. Thl? ia a bargain at $20 per aero. Address, Ownor, caro of Mall Tribune FOR SALE Ovor 140,000 worth of city proporty conBlstlac of tho most dcslrablo lots, housos, bunga lows, otc, in tho city; must go East at onco; most any rcasonablo offor will bo accoptcd. DenBon In vestment Co. 40 Acroacc FOR SALE 5 and 10-ncre tracts just within and adjoining eity lim its, at a bargain, on 5 annual pay ments. Address Condor Water Power Co. FOR SALE A bargain, flno loca tion, closo In; 8 ncrcs, plantod to ono nnd two-yonr apples and va riety of small fruits. Somo Im provements. Address P. O. Box 480. 41 FOR SALE 3 acres 3-4 mile from Englo Point; this is flrnt-class un developed fruit land; will bo offor od for a short tlmo for $200. Plorco Shophord & Co. 50 Ho num. FOR SALE Modern 7-room bun galow, $2,000; part caab, bnlnnco oaBy terms. Apply at 14th and Nowtown Streets. Also somo good lots. 40 FOR SALE This houso Is for salo; will bo flnla'kOii In i Bhort tlmo; best plumbing; lot 53x120; two al loy botwoen 70x70; gr.ipo vinos on tho lots;, prlco $2500 cash. 722 W. 2d Btroot, or addross ZS, caro Tri bune offlco. FOR SALE Small now house, largo bnru, big lot, all In gardon, chick on foncod, oast front, on promlnont streot, sower in and paid, city va tor; piico $S00; $400 cash; bnlanco onsy; no ngonts. Addross Al, caro Mall Tribune 43 Lots. FOR SALE 3 lots, closo In, cheap If tnkon nt onco. Address Mrs. W. H. Wllllntns, Box 871, Modford, Or. 42 FOR SALE City lots, $20; for small, Bafo investmont coo th city tota I offer at $300 and $250 por lot; $20 oash payment, bolnnco $10 por month; no lateroM. II. O. Malt by, Palm Mdg. FOR SALE For this woolc only. Four lots 50x100 foot; sowor and city wntor; on ono of tho highest points ot Wost Second St. Prlco, $400 onch; ono-halt cash, bnlanco six months. Addross Box 172. 40 TWO lotB for salo choap on onsy tormt. Apply ownors, Oholgron Bros.. 735 North Oak St. 40 FOR SALE Good lot fi! Walnut Park addition, two blocks from pav ing on Columbus avonuo, oast front; tonus to suit purchaser. Addrosa N2, caro of Mall Trlbuue offlco. FOR SALE Lo to. FOR SAMSt Lots In Laurel Park, near paving; will closo theso at vory low prices. Dcnson Investment Co. 40 Timber IawQ. FOR SALE 40 acres ot good tlmbor five miles from Medford; all down hill. Mat Calhoun, Phoenix, Ore gon. Baolncaa Property. FOR SALE Choice business prop orty at n bargain, on long time; easy terms. Addross Condor Wa ter Power Co. KnuB or Orcnanls FOR SALB-Ntnety ncrje. 30 in one year old applo and pear trees, 100 inches of water, 2 1-2 miles from railroad station. For terras write "Owner," caro Mall Tribune. 36i TOItBALE 00 acres, ncoct building olto In tho alloy, Includit g 30 acres good fruit land; cheap and terms rlcht. H. O. Maltby, Palm Bldg., Main and Front FOH SALE About 30 acres of good orchard land 1 1-2 mllos oast of Phoenix. One-half is In orchard. Tolophono, Modford. 1199, or ad dress C. T. Payne, Phoenix, Ore. FOR SALE A young 30-acro orchard trnct set to commercial apples and pears, ndjolnlng tbo city limits ot Ashland, Or.; good coll; sightly lo cation; lies practically level; or chard In fine condition; ono of tho best buys in tho valloy; price for a short tlmo only $250 per acre; or will subdivide. Address CO QUICK SALE Oao team, medium slzod work horses, wagon, harness, now plow, cost $200; cheap for quick salo. Chns. Codor, Jim How ard placo, ono mllo from end ot Oakdalo South. FOR SALE Young team, weight 2500 pounds; harness and wagon. Inqulro Owner, 723 13th street, Wost. 42 FOR SALE No ono team, now vrag on nnd harness. Inqulro at 520 So. Holly st. 40 Homestead Relinquishments. FOR SALE Homestead relinquish mont, 1G0 acros, CO acres ot good land, houBe, two springs, 100 acros tlmbor and pasturo land. T. W. Fln loy, Englo Point. 41 FORSALE Homestead rellnqulsh mont. Address Box C04, Medford, Or. 42 Business Opportunities. FOR SALE Good paying business nnd lenso, whole or half Interest. Address E, caro of Tribune. Misconneas. FOR SALE Offlco furnlturo, al most now. A snap it taken nt onco. Bonson Investment Co. 40 FOR SALE Lognl blanks of all kinds trespass and othor notices, at Mali Trlbuno office. FOR SALE Chaudlor & Prlco Gor don Jobbor, 11x14 press; a bargain. Inqulro Mall Trlbuno offlco. FOR .SALE Fine atoclc, trult and dairy farm In southorn Oregon and northorn California. For particulars addrosa Box 15, Hilts, Cal. 50 FOR SALE Ono iloubloTontid loathor top surroy; good as now, with doublo set ot harness to match, at a bargain Apply Geo. P. Mlms, Contra! Point. FOR SALE A full line ot Old Hamp shlro and Oak Bonds, plain and cloth finish; lottor bends and envelopes. Mall Trlbuno offlco. FOR SALE Wall paper, paints, oils, brushes, a vory comploto lino; in formation cheerfully glvon by nn oxporioncod palutor. M. J. Motcnlf, 318 12. Main t, FOR SALE A flve-pnssongor Mlch oll nuto, In first-class condition; rill t!ll it a vory low flguro. Bon itn lVstiienl Co. 40 FOR "SALE First crop of alfalfa hay, $12 por ton, at barn, 2 1-2 mllos southwost of Modford. E. L. Walz. 44 FOR SALE. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE No. 1 Jersey cow and calf at a bargain. Address Jos. B Stenrns, Tolo, Or. 50 FOR SALE Furniture, and house for rent. Inquire of Mrs. Hart, 42 South Bartlott Btroot. 42 FOR SALE Good cow. George Fisk, Griffin Creek. 44 FOR REST. Homcs. FOR RENT 7-room modern bunga low on Oakdalo avenue; possession May 10 to 15. McArthur & Alexan der, room 3 P. O. block. FOR RENT In Central Point, close in, a neat cottage of 5 rooms, good well, barn and garden, etc. Address Jos. B. Stearns, Tolo, Or. 50 FOR RENT Modorn 11-room house, closo In; two baths. Addross Mrs. Enyart, 18 South Almond street, city. Phono Main 4221. 45 Famished Rooms. FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms with bath, for two or four gentlemen. 122 North Ivy st. 50 FOR RENT Modern furnlsd rooms at 604 West 10th or 124 King street. FOR RENT Offices over postotfioe on April 1st; will bo steam heated and have hot and cold water by next winter. Apply to A. A. Davis. FOR RENT A suito of rooms one block from Main street 127 South Gmpo. Housekeeping Rooms. FOR RENT Two largo roomy house keeping rooms, completely furnish ed, close in. Inquire Goodfriend'a Tea and Coffeo Houso, West Main street. 42 Room and Hoard. FOR RENT Room and board, suit able for one or two gentlemen. 325 Riverside avenue, South. 42 Mlscen&neotM. FOR RENT Gurdon land on Bear creek, one acre and upwnrds with water for irrigation; owner will fnrnieh team, plow and seed for part of crop. Seo Smith, Condor Water & Power Co. 50 FOR RENT Houso, barn and fivo acres of ground, one-half mllo from city limits, east of Medtord, cheap. Seo owner, room 4, ovor Postofflco. FOR LEASE Fully equlrped gold mine; ten-stamp mill and concen trator, all orerated by electric pow ei. Owner will furnish froo elec tric power for shnro in proceeds. See Smith, at Condor Wator & Power Co. FOR RENT Pasturo land on Price Ranch, Tolo; irrigated land, next to MoDonough ranch, Tolo. Condor Wntor & Power Co. 50 WANTED. Help Wanted MjUo. WANTED Ten wood choppers. Ap ply to LUJlgron, Tolo, Or. 50 WANfED--TwcT cTpntorsT Apply nt Condor Wntor & Powor Co., W. Main stroot. 60 WANTED Experienced stono cutter nnd quarry man. Call at Condor Wator and Power Co's. offlco. WANTED Salosmon in every local ity of tho northwest; money ad vanced wookly; many makb ovor $100 month; cholco of territory. Yakima Valloy Nurso'r Co., Top ponlsh, Wash. WANTED Men capablo of earning $50 por weok soiling trees for larg est and best known nursory In tho wost; cholco territory; guaranteed stock. For particulars addross Oro gou Nursery company, Oronco, Ore gon. 61 WANTED Agents to sell Roosevelt's Thrilling Advontures, hunting big game In South Africa. Address Box 004, Medrord, Or. 42 Positions. WANTED Work by compotont pa porhnngor, will contract or work by tho day. Addrosa Box 96, city. 41 WANTED. Help Wanted Fcmnlo. WANTED A competont woman for housework and cooking; good wages, also farm hand knowing young or chard work. Address L, care Mall Tribune oftico. 47 WANTED Experienced saleslady; good wages to right party. Rardon'a Bakery. 50' WANTED NIco girl as waitress; wages $8 a week, at Canton Restau rant, 33 South Front street, up stairs. 60 Miscellaneous. WANTED Six or sevon-room house, furnished or unfurnished, by May 20; bank references. Address B2, care of this office. 43 WANTED To borrow, $500, one year, 10 per cent, five-room house. Box 118, Medford. 42 WANTED Home breaking; horses carefully and scientifically broken to drive double and single, also galt ed by careful xau experienced horse men; horsee boarded or otherwlso; prices right. Ovll and see me or ad drosa W. T. Vincent, Medford, Or. No horses barred out. WANTED Horso and buggy for several months. State price with or without board. G. P., Mall Tri bune. WANTED TO BUY. SlinceUancoas. WANTED 1000 cords of fir and oak wood. Call at Condor Water & Power Co.'s office. 60" WANTED To buy, interest in good paying business, with services. Ad dress J. W. B., care Mail Tribune. 41 FOUND. FOUND A pair of gold frame glasses. By proving property owner will find them at Benson Investment Co. 41 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys. W1THINGTON & KELLY Lawyers. Palm building. A. E. REAMER Lawyer. Over Post- office. PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA LEY Attorneys-at-lnw. No. 9 D street, ground floor. COLVIG & REAMES W. M. Col vig, C. L. Reomes. Lawyers. Of fico Medford National Bank baild ing, second floor. B. F. MULKEY Attornoy-at-lnw. Offices room 30, Jaoksoc County Bank building, Medford. Undertakers. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dertakers. Day phone 351. Night phones: C. W. Conklin 3601, J. H. Butler 3571. Bricklayers. BRICKLAYERS K. Kuxin, at Smokehouse, first-class bricklayer, stoneworker, cement stopping stucco and moulding, firoplaoes and tile work a specialty, European plan; day or contract. Medicines. CHOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES Will cure rheumatism, asthma, paralysis, sores and pri vate diseases. These remedies may be procured at tho Sing Lee laun dry, 123 S. Riverside avonuo, Med ford, Or., whoro they will bo sold by tho proprietor. Dr. Chow Young has treated sev eral sovero cases with hiB remedies sinco coming to Medford and has for reference some of the best knowu and most intelligent citizens in Southern Oregon. Call on him. Bnilding Contractor. ALEX. TAYLOR, Building Con tractor Houses, bungalows, nltotr ntions, repairs. 31 North Central nveano, opposite postoffico. Mesjenger Service. MESSENGER SERVICE Messen gers furnished at all houso of day and till 0 p. ra. to any part of city, from lOo to 25o. Phono Main 1812. Photoghaphers. MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with Mnokoy and dio with joy." Over Al lon & Reagan's store; entranco on Sovonth stroot. Medical. CnOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES Will euro rhonmntisni, nsthraa, paralysis, sores nnd pri vate .disonsea. Theso remedies may bo procured nt tho Sing Leo Laundry, 123 South Rivorsido ave., whoro thoy will bo sold by tho pro prietor, enow YOUNG. Dr. Chow Young has treated sovornl sovero onsos with his rem edies ainco coming to Modford and hns for roferoncos somo of tho best known nnd most intlligont citizens in Southorn Orogon. Call on him. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IIopltals. SOUTHERN OREGON HOSPITAL -' 344 South C st., Medford, Or, B. W. Ilisoy, Matron. Official ktrntnl P. & E. R. R. Hill Poeten. VERNE T. CANON Bill Poai4 , Distributor. All orders preiaptly '. filled. Room 20, Jackson Gtwaty I Bank building, Medford. Or. '. , Ileal Estate. SEE WM. E. STACEY & OO. for some of the choicest bargaifis ia , real estate in this valley. Also Brit ish Columbia and Alberta, B. C-, and other parts. Call on him at Bltncr'H office, Phipps building, or at the Medford Auto company's garage, where we start out our agents for the Aladdcn Mantle Lamp and bid den window screen. Wo will treat you right. Come and see. BENSON INVESTMENT CO. Real Estate, Loans and Fire Insnrance. Office, suito 205-200, over Fruit growcrs' bank. Phone 541. Printers and Pa Win her. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best-equipped job office in South ern Oregon; Portland prices. 37 South Central avenue. Billiard Parlors. S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs, Young & Hall building. A nice, ooel place to spend the hot afternoons. Architects. JOHNS & TURNER, Architects aad Builders, office 7-8, 235 Main. Phone Main 3471. Residence pheoe 2471. Carriage and Auto PaiatiMg. VALLEY SIGN AND CARRIAGE WORKS High-class work Roaran tced. Signs. Riverside avenue. Phone 801. FurnitBro. EL F. WILSON & Co., dealers ia new and second-hand furniture and hardware. Agents for Monnd City kitchen cabinet. 323 E. Seventh st MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Corner 8th and Holly sts., Medford. Mission Furniture made to order. Cabinet work of all kinds. A trial order solicited. MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Stoves and Ranges. New and Second-Hand Furniture. Ends' old stand, 18 W. F st. South. Phone 91. Medford, Or. Nurseries. QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees are budded, not grafted. Oar stock is not irrigated. We guarantee ev erything put out. We are not iu the trust. H. B. Patterson, office ia Hotel Nash. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY Growers of high-grade nursery stock. C. F. Cook, Prop., IL R. V. depot. P. O. Box 841. Phone 1201. Medford. Dentists. DR. W. M VAN SCOYOC, Dentist Offico in rooms 203-204, Farmenr & Fruitgrowers' bank building', west of the tracks. Physicians and Sargcoas. R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite Jackson County bank. Night calls promptly answored. Office and resi dence phono Main 3132. CONROY & CLANCY Office in Stewart building Physicians ani Surgeons. Office phone Main 341; privnto phono Main 612. DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OBteopathio Physicians. Mission block. Phone 201. Medford. Cigars and Tobacco. IRELAND & ANTLE, Smokehouse Dealers in tobaoco, cigars and smok ers' supplies. Exclusive agents oi Lewis Singlo Binder, EI Merito and El Paloncia. 212 West Main street Tin Shot. J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin and sheet iron wara on hand and mads to ordor. 128 North G Street Brick Companies. THE MEDFORD BRICK CO. Brick manufacturers and o on tractors; also limo, cement and plaster in any quantity. Office, Medford National Bank bldg. Phono Main 545. G. W. Priddy. G. T. O'Brien. O. D. Nagle Iiegal Illanka. LEGAL BLANKS All stylos of le gal blanks for sale, a hundred dif forcnt forms. Medford Printing Co. Painters ar.d Paperfeaagera. GERWOLF & WARD, contracting painters, paperhnngers and deco rators; signs. Estimates given oa nil kinds of day and job work. Park View notol. Phone Main 1801. Btoaograpaera. ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm block. Stenographic work done quickly and woll.