Migmwitn maiij tribune, misdford, ohmon, Thursday, junk 22, ion.
PAOTS SEV13N
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TUFT WANT!!
W
AMENDE
Pure Food niul Drun Act Is Without
Vnluo Claims Clilr.f Executive
Snids Mcssnno to Cotifjrcss Ri
linrillnii ,
WAHIIINilTON, IX C, Juno 82.
DxtiiMiiii'liiK fiilmi Hluli'iiimilrt of I ni
mi lit I vi lnnimrtliiH iif putitut modi
i'Iiich, I'losldout Tiifl today mint il
niKHMiiiiD to i(iiii;iohm, iii'hImk tin out
ucioncy niiiDinlijiiiiit iMolilliltliiK micli
itiMiiiniiM mi llio label of (.roinlottiry
IIII'lllclllI'M. Tllll IllOHHIlKI, niiyii llmt
initio t Jin ii 3,001) nttfi'H a'KiiIiiHt modi
i' I ni fit tn rt tn uli I mt fulno I'lnlnm mi to
tll iiiiilltlcH unit tho mrntlvti pow
ers of I hull rouinuuiU huvo boon
pri'piirxil for prosecution under tho
puio fiiiiil and drug law.
Mom tliim lfil) or tlii'Ho rases, 1io
said, m nut ho dismissed uiith'r it rul
ing or tli supremo court or tint Unit
i'ii HtatKH IiiiIiIIiik (lint under thy
Htntuto such fiilm) claims could not
tin construed us inlshruudluK. Tho
nines Investigated, ho nnld, Involved
nnino or tho rankest fruuilH tho ill"
piirtniDiit or Justice niul over (Uncov
ered. "An evil, niniiiii'tiiK tho general
health of, the people, strikes at the
lint Ioii'h lift'," tho message hii)h. "Tin'
snln or dangerous drugs constitutes
Hiirli an nvll."
fIve jailed, charged
with lynching man
VAI.KSTI.Ni:, Neli., Jump "M.
Clwrg.ed with liuxiiii; Iwiclied Clinrlen
Selerr. n inni'liiiiiiii, Hurry !liutli,
ICmiii'tli Murphy and (leoruo and!
Alum Uocd, ur in j(ii hero today. It
1h alleged thn prisoners tool: Keller
from the home of it ni'ilitior yon tor
diy niul handed him to n polo. Tho
authorities hiio secured n confess
ion, it i said. Tim ioiimiu .'ii for
tho lynching wm tlmt Kellers limt
tin i'ii ti-iii'd Murphy unit hix MstU". All
purtii'H I'oiiri'inoil in tho affair tiro
ptomini'iit.
UNDERWOOD WOOL
BILL BEFORE HOUSE
LONDON J HAVE
BIG FIGHT AIIENA
Htili Mcintosh Plans to Erect Grcn)
est Arena In the Worltl Where He
Will Stmjc (ho Bltjiiost Siorlhi(j
Events.
LONDON, .Iiiiio 22. Hiil.'til liy
Ihu "wporllln,' nubility" of KukIuiuI,
jluuli .MeJulnsli, (ho Australian fight
promoter, proposes to f'vu Loudon
tho (.'iiwiliml aii'iia in tlio wwld, in
which lio uxpactH to hIiii;i only jmt"
iliHtiu cdiitOHlH of iuti'l-naliounl im
wu tniive. Thn now pavilion vi! be
located nt KiiiI'h Court, and AJelu
IohIi nlirndy Iiiih plmm lor tlio
huililiuir under consideration.
Iti'iilixiiiK that to ho HiieeCHNful in
tho prouiotiuii of pn'r.u htiuu in
r.iiirliiud lui would huvo to overcome
tho prestige of tho National Spoil
hiu (.'liih, .Mo I ut an)i, ivhen lio bopm
giving fiislflH nt Oliiupia n year njo,
wont to thn uuilreaiiiod tmuhlo ami
expense of importing fighters fioiu
Atiiiirioa mill AiiHtruliii, t was ii d
l"K hofoio tlm hnxiiig cutliUHiu!
among the dukes, iiianpiiwim ami
mrls begun deserting Miendipiartcr"
mill iittumli'il Jilolutuhli'n eoiitoHlH
ultiiMMt in n.lioiiy.
TIiIn plan Ih to fonn ulml in
Iciiomii in aiiiiiheuimit eirclen uh a
"whi'itl." Cmit rui'tM wjll In- made
with tlio bout fi-ihli'iH in tho world to
"iiuiIjo tho circuit" each mail huint;
xiKiM'd for two liattlen in Iuiilou,
two in l'an unit two in AiiHlrnliii.
.Mcintosh roKcrvinu' Ihu lij-ht to m
loot the contcHlaiitH in each ease.
Must Keep Peace
WASHINGTON, I). C, .limo 'J'2.
Tlio Underwood wool tariff lull wat
up for roviiou in the Iioiihc today.
Thn Kopp ninciiilmciiit malfiui', tho
duty on raw wool -10 jkt cent ami the
Sharp amciiilmcut uiakiui; tho duty
III) per cent wore licaten. An
iiiiieuilmcut of Itticker of .MinHoiiri re
htoriu tho three clmbiricatiom of
wool ami chaui'iui; thn iluty from ml
valorem to hpeeilie. iniikin reiluc
tioim nvtniKiii; -'0 to .M) per cent lio
low thf Payne law wan defeati'tl.
nn.klim for Henltb.
PANIC ON CAR CAUSE
OF MANY INJURIES
nriTAM), N. Y., .lime aa. -Thir-teen
people M'rioiifly hurl ami one fa
tally injured ax a roxult of a panic
on a Niagara Kail Irolluy car when
the conttoller liiiruetl nut, arc liciu-,'
cnrcil for today in local hospital.
.Mont of tlio injured were piihhed off
tho car while it wan piiut; at a rate
of 'JO milcH all hour.
XOTK-'i:
III iirrordniiro with tho wlnh or tho
morchntttH of tho city Hint tho whole
peopln nuiy rclehriito tho fourth. It Is
roouefcteu1 Hint, nil lninliienn hoimo
cjotio fjjl dny.Tucsdny, July Jtli. Htorcji
win mi open kh iiMiitii on .Mommy tlio
third for tlio convcnloucn or thono at
'tvmllni; tho culohrntlon.
My order ut the Merclinuta AhrocIu
t Ion.
II. C. (MHNKTT.
President.
JOHN CAIUCIN,
Secretary.
A K-r"Ci Rentier
1 rWki J J
f 9 ii' g- niii4j'ginC
mJ ?. I ly
"Sf J v
TEACHER EXAMS
NOW
UNDER
WAY
Forly-two Would Teach In Jackson
Schools Held Under State Jur
isdiction for the first Time Good
Anywhere In Orcnon.
.rvnruK, jcirrrs
NKNV YORK. June V M or n
bpcetacular encounter, during which
Itohcrt Hoc, jr., miu of the late Kol).
erl Hoc, of printing proxx funic, was
drauged from liin automohile, xtrnck
in tho face and dinned into the Hoe
icsidencc, at No. ll.'t limit Fifty
fifth Mtreet. Arthur JoIiiih, a promi
nent lawyer ami "luiHlmiid of Mm.
Margaret JohtiHon JoIiiih, who h hiic
ing tho Hoo chtato for apiniximatclv
'2.-0,()()0,nOO, was placed under
liondrt to keep the peace for three
months y Magistrate llennaii, in the
iiiea's night court.
"That man is the head of the fam
ijl which is Irailiiciug my wife," Mr.
Johns aiHcrled. when Mngistrate Hcr
iiiau asked him for an explanation.
"I went after him with a thrashing,
unit ho got away. That's all."
Un-Ulns for Health.
Our Correspondents
TALENT ITEMS.
On Wednesday tho K company
were distiihnling pip;p pver lint town
of Talent. Tho company intends to
hoou lav Hi" mains in tlm Htree.
Mr, Ksten Ims a now two-liorso
giiHiiliuu engino that ho uses to run
his, pump for irrigating purposes.
Mr. Stowaid, our genial postmiiH.
tor, on Sut in day was in Phoenix con
sulting tlm couyuitteo of that town
in legard to u water mipply for tint
town.
Mrs. Finnic Schneider ami Mrs.
SuyolTs were spending Tnusdny in
Ahjilmid.
Mins Hlnucho Au.ico on Tuubdtiy
wi'm calling mi ,1'riiiiidH in Talent.
(,Wr. Loyd Uolvur. of Phoenix on
TueHiJay was visiting wlih her
mother,' Mrs. IJisula Douu of Wngo
nor oreek. ,
J. W. Konl wiih elooled direelor
of Hjdiool district No. Till on Wugu
nor in eok, llnrry Lynoh letiiiug. 11.
II, (lodilaril wiih rq.dliu'uil eleik.
The following sales worn made:
J. J. Ijiiiio to Willlnni Willis, two
u(s on Homo .street, consideration
.Hiritl., J. J. Luno in I). Af. Forhos,
Iwo lotH nenr tlio Methodist cliuroh,
ifir.O.
On Tuesilay John Murry rottirned
to Talent ufter a continued Mny ut
Ainrysville, Ca., whvro Mr, Murrny
has hoou working in u Hiigar fac
tory. On TiiomIii.v Piofessor St. Ong of
AhIiIiiiiiI was' oi Talent attending to
his cJuhhkh in iniisie,
. The l'Iiihs for tlio front of C. M'.
Wolters' now coiiereto building 1ms
iinived niul in being put in place.
Kiel NvHwnrnor Iiiih movud lo Till
out mid will live in tlio J. N. Man
ning bouse.
Mrs. KushcII Alford of Klniimtb
FiiIIh vislnig with ioIiiIivoh ut
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Mr. ii ud Mrs, KrlokHon of Ban Fran
cIhco aro vlaltlug Mr. mid Mm. Jliu
Cllno mid family.
Mru. 1). C. Urtm Is entortalnliig hor
tathor, -Mr.. ICiiKluud, and her njnco,
MltiM (lertrudl) McCutchiiii, both of
NnbriiMlui.
Mm. JiiiiiIh and hoii, who liavo heou
vlultlug Mm, Jliydorjiian, )mv,o rotuiii-
oil to tbe)r homo lu Mlnpuuotu.
Mm. M. It, JCiikIuiuI, Mm. Normllle
and slHt.or, Dr. J. J, Houitomou, A.
W. Stodham, Rpent Weilneiiday morn
ing in Med ford.
Our dty council Iiub forbidden (ho
siilo of rlreworku or tho ubo of them
by aiiyono wlthfa thu coriiofato Hm
ltd or tho city or Central Point.'
J, VHtlan)B of UrUtM Piihh mient
WednoHilay afternoon horo, tho guoHt
or IiIh duiiKbtor, Mm. A. W. Moon.
Tho Indies oprhu Presbytorlan
church spout WcduoHitny afloruoon
wlUi Mm. MeKellop ut her suburban
homo.
Mm. Whtto or Woodvllto la vllt
Ing her brother, Kd Frutiu, and fam
ily. Mm. Tuckor, wlfo or Mr. Tuckor,
tho contractor and builder horo, lpit
for Oakland, Cut., and Mr. Tucker
wont north tho uamo ovonhig to spom
a row dnyH,
Mm. H. M, Klnculd mid children.
Mrs. Leu Wtitlthm, Mus Ulplo PuiiUip,
aion Owou Hpont WoilueHituy uftor
iiooii lu Modford.
Mm. Aimtlii, who Iiiih boon In Meil
foi;d foy Hftme dnys, Iiiib returned to
her homo horo.
CHILDREN TILL SOIL
HKU.MIHTO.V, Ore., Juno 22.
Public nehool studenlH or district US
near Hcrmlston will till thcoll next
nprlng, on n rami that will belong
to tho school This was tho decision
or tho tnxpioem or tho district who
JiiHt voted a Hpeclal levy or ono in III
to Hcruro fiuUK to purchnno a tract
or laud near tho nehool ror this pur
pose. A competent limtruior In ngrlcul
turo will bo employed, mid all work
from plowing mid Irrigation to har
vesting will be done by tho students
itudor his direction.
There are -J'J iipplieants for tench,
ers' cortifiiwtuH af the cxniniiinlioiis
being held tins week in JackKonvillv.
Of tjiCHo .'II are npjiljiug for tin: one
year certificate, three for the pri
mary certificate, four for the fivu
year certificate ' and one for the
Htatu life diphuua.
The exumiiiirttoiiri are held iiikLt
state Hiiiiervision for the first time
and diplomas granted will be valid
throughout the statu instead of in
the county nlouc aH formerly.
County Superintendent of Schools
J. J'crcy Wells is in charge of the
examination, assisted by Superin
tendent Collins of the Medioid
schools.
The papers will be miiI (o Salem
for correction mid it will be soma
little time before the applicants will
know the results.
LOU CRIGER AT END OF
LONG BASEBALL CAREER
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Juno 22.
Hy receiving his uiicotdilidnal to-
lensci from the Milwaukee Associn
lion team, Lou Cjigcr, veteran player
who caught when Cy Young wiih tin.'
pitching wonder, is thought to have
given up baseball forever.
LEGAL NOTICES.
LAND OrriCE WOTIOE.
I'nllril flfnlcH l,nnd Offlcp, ItotofonrK.
Orii;oii, Jiinn 9, 1911 Not lei of filing
pint of stirvrv
Nntlc' Im horliy Klvcn thai lio follow
Iiik lnnil havo lircii norvcl"-!!, (o-wll. In
lowriKhlii so H 11 2 W W. M., necllonii
I to 12, IiqIIi Inrlunlvo, U 1-2 of foctlon
K.. N 1-2 nml H V !! of rfollou 19;
cnoiin 17 to 20, lioth lnrlnnlv; W 1-2
of Hcctlrin 21) H W 1-4 of unction SI);
Anil noctloni 31 nml 32. In lownnlilp 3t
H Itanito 7 W, V. M. H-cllon ; hoc
lort 20; nfcllotm 23, 2. 16 nnl 2C; H 1-2
ml N. V 1-4 of octlon 2X, B 1-2 ami
N V 1-4 of mrtlon 29! K 1-2 of ice
linn 32, (lection .1,1, .IS mi (I 26,
J'lntH of iiirv'y of tlio nbnve dciicrlli
(l liiiiiln will bij fllrd In thin offlnn on
.July 20, 1911, (Tliurxday) nt 9 o'clock
n. in., nml on find nftrr such day tre
will ,a iircpArnl lo rucflvo npnllcntlon
for tlio i-ntry of tho unrenerved and un
PIrr,)rltr(l Inridn thorvln
(HU-ii'wl) IIKNJAMIN V. JONKfl,
llPKUtor,
OEOUOi: W. KWULK.
Ilccelver.
FOr; EXCHANGE.
Ktl ZtU
Hasklns for Health.
Tiilvut. Mru, AU'onl Buinvd off utlWcduosduy.
Talenl on tlio loturn trip from Port
land.
Dr. Theodoro Mnlingron f!tn
Wedui'hday was attending John Luoy
nt Tnlent. A - '
Kuiorv Neal and Frank King wore
doing business in Jacksonville on
TRADE
IfiO acres, crulHo 2;000.000, railroad
through tract, iuku ntdciico part
paymont, liuiuedlnto Income.
0 acrcB, 1 mile out, bcarjng orchard,
tnko town lota In i trade.
10 acres., 2l! lu orchard, 20 In bear
ing. $:I00 ncro, take residence
property.
10 ncrcs black fuui noil, gooO Iiouho, 8
wet In, on inula rpml, take Mctlforil or
Anliliind ioHliloiie.
SO ucrrii wlu-ut liuid near I'rosucr, WbhIi ,
triulo for few acre.
310 acres la DuUotuli, nit la oujllvutlon,
toko properly hero.
80 uteres timber, criltno 2,000,000, take
rcHliteaco '.'500.
tlid acres timber, eriilso 6,000,0p0 fcot,
tuku ledldi'iico ir.noo.
S ncrea truck ranch, closo lu, for
resldenco.
Portland proporty, clear for acrenijv,
not over $7(5.
SO iieivs rvllmilHlimeat, SldOO, tul;o city
proporty
70 iiotck, 05 imitor dltoh, SS In npplcs
nml ikihi'h la S year, 2 1-2 miles out,
$123 ncro,
20 norvv, 18 In pours, oloso la flno build-
Iiik Nlto'hml view,
ICO-iuIro Btook mid alfalfa ranch: 1G0
ucrOH tlltnhlo; umlor ditch: 175 per
acrJ: tnko Inuomn proporty.
Flno Kenwood jots for uerongo or town
proportiv
)80 iicron ruw laud; nil flno fruit land;
tak nay 'Rood propfcrty.
Sovorat Iioiihah for aorenRO,
I landern bounca In Kenttlo, ouulty tit,
000; trade for Improved ranch of about
$13,000.
It-mom btuiKiilow for ton acres,
flno 7-rotiiu bungalow, modern; .take
small tract.
80 iiciu?, tillable; J2QQ0; tnko town prop
erty. 80 acres, cleared; tako resldonco tn
trade.
2t,0 ueros Itoguo river; SO acres bottom
'under dltoh; tako town property.
WANTJtD
(r!afnr Konoro.! housework.
City. ami ranch .property to list
ROOM Bt)8
r
BITTNER
For Sale
I.umnn N, Judd. of Talent, Oretton,
lias for milo In llio fruit, carden n,j
slralfn land of Houttiorn Oregon, the
following dcKcrlbed landn
13 ncn-fi 2 1-2 miles from Tnlent. lm-
lu-nvrd, divcdlliiR hoiup, 10 acres In
cultivation: nmonir tlm foot hills; wn-
tcr. Prlco 1 1 top cash down,
CO iicri'n, 20 acres iindr cultivation.
family orchard. 2 1-2 miles from Tnl-
nt. Prlco fUOOO. Cash down. Amone
tho hills
31 acres A. Chaise fruit farm. 1 mile
from Talent. 113,000. 17000 cash, bal-
nnco on time.
Lots 7 and 8. In Talent, SOxlCO feet, fine
well; n dwelling house Trlcn 1400.
Lots 9 nnd 10, In Talent 0x23 feet:
a Kood dwelling house and fine well.
l'rlco IS00.
17 acres. 2 mllos from Talent, a com
mercial orchard. Qhould yield this
yortr JtOO or 3500 boxes of fruit. Price
IIO.QOO. One-half cash down
l0 acres Pino timber laid, mostly fir
and hemlock; somcthlni; like 6.000.-
000 foot of saw Umber. Price 15000
cash.
20 acres 1 mllo fro;n Talent, part In
croulng orchard and alfalfa. Price
J25 an ncrc.
200 acres Near tlis famous fluncrcst
orchard, 1C0 acres under cultivation;
all fenced: fruit ajal alfalfa soil; a
dwelling house, barn and water tank,
only 1125 the acre
I -lot In Ashland. 50x143 fret; good
dwelling house, near the depot. 11100
1C0 acres About 9 miles from Medford.
ninonjT tho hills, rnnke unsurpassed;
timber land. J12 50 an acre.
IS acres Ono bjock from C P., Talent.
Ore Flno black froo soil, garden,
fruit and alfalfa soil, 1: acres young
iwnr irecs, : i-s acres 10 year old
Newtown apples, a good (-room
dwelling house. Prlco $11,000, J6500
cash down. The rest on time.
SO acres 1,500.000 paw timber, among
mo mns, v mues rrom Talent. Price
S2000 cash.
4 acres 2 1-2 miles from Talent, fruit
and chicken ynneh Stream of water
runs through the place. l'rlco J 1700
cash.
5 acres Closo to Talent, tn cultivation:
dwelling house and good well. Price
13000, 11000 one year. 11000 two years
2 mines Ophlr and rtuth, S miles from
Talent, ono tunneled 60 foot, the othor
J 60 feet.
40 acres Among the hills, dwelling
lintiio and a few acres cleared. Plenty
of water and timber. S45 the acre.
10 acres near Talent, All In cultivation
and In fruit trees, S425 tho acre, 1-3
cash down.
10 acres C-room house, barn and
chicken house. Price .12,760, 11500
cash'ilown. , '
10 acres Part st to alfalfa and fruit
trees. Prlco $1500.
40 ncres 6 jnllos from Gold Hill, sll
under cultivation. Dwelling house
and orchard. Prlco $13,000.
tlilsluess lots In Talent!
150 acres unimproved land near Jack
sonville!. 10 ncro orchard 1 mils from Talent.
Trlco $5000.
198 acres One mllo from Talent, 90
acres sot to Do Anjou and llartlett
pears, 6 acres to Spltxenbcrg. New
bungalow' house, barn SOxCO. Prlco
$250 tho acre, $25,000 down, balance
on time,
240 acres timber on I.lttln Ilutte, 4,000,
000 fcot saw timber, fine soil after
timber Is removed Prlco $3000, 3-3
caRh down, balance on time.
73 1-2 acres orchard, Har.tlott and P'An
Jou pears,' Newtown apples, Prlco $325
an aero if all sold together: 10 acres
separately $350 tho aero; 1-3 down,
baliilico In 1, 2 and 3 years time.
Ono la,t In town of T.Ocnt, 55x152 feet,
ono 8 room now bungalow house,
wood house 12 by 20 fVet; good well.
Sh ado trees set out. Prlco $1900,
$1200 cash, balance on time.
13 lots', 2 acres. In town of Talont, hew
house, wpod shed, wolt nnd flno family
orchard. Price $3000, $1500 cash,
bnlanco on time.
Also n blacksmith plant in the newly
Incorporated town of Tnlent, Or. J.nt,
shop. tools nnd business. Prlco $3400;
half cash down: tlio balance on two
years- umo ai it com.
(Plciisn cut this out of your dally.)
87 ncres. 2 1-2 miles from Talont, Or.,
among the foothills, 30 acres clean d;
remainder timber; soil very fertile;
Anderson creek flows ihrnugh It; about
1100 peach trees, moat of thorn bear
lug; 100 bearing npl'lo trees (15 years);
45 pear trees (5 years): 15 almond
trees (loaded with fruit); 2 laigo
quince trees; 12 pi ones (full of fruit);
'blackberries and led ras'pberrles; sum
mer cottage (2 100ms); linrn; hen
house; f 1 ult drying bouse;; a flno well
of wntor; S Irilg.itlon ditches from
the creek; 5 neies corn: 2 ncres pota
toes! ,1 1-? acres beans; J aero garden;
2 find pastures, etc., foto ; crops go
with tile place; pile oilj.$75 tit ncro.
Tinlf WsU down, lemnlmter $500 per
year ut 8 per cent l.unuin J Judd, ox
eluslvn ngeut. '
I'Olt THAI)!: 5 seres, 8 year old or
clmrd, fi 1-2 rows of Newtowns nnd
1 Hpltr.enborg. 1 1-2 miles from Cen
tral Point. Hear Creek bottom land.
Will Irinle for modern housn and lot
on pavement In Medford O T. Austin,
Medford, Oregon. 8S
ro'ni:XCIIANai-IUlly In 20 acres,
closo In, for city properly. Address M
O., dim Wall Tribune 84
FOR UXCHANOC Medford and subur
ban property, ranches, timber lands
for other property. Address Box 199,
care Mall Tribune.
Miscellaneous
TO THADB Automobllo for city lots
Crater r.akc Oarage.
FOR SALE OR EXCHAN6E
KOIt HAI.i: Oil KXCIIANCJB Klrst class
rooming house In fine location; good
business; will exchange for city prop
erty or good land, Address G. 31, can
Mall Tribune office. 84
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
I'Oll HAM; A half Interest In a. good
paying business none better In town,
about $800 to $1000 required. Address
J A. M . Ilox 701, poxtofflce 90
FOR RENT
Bastntss Propsrty
l'On SALE On RENT Good opening for
general merchandise store In new
town with $15,000 monthly payroll, on
railroad. It miles from Medford. Gold
llay Itcalty Co., 206 W. Main.
Tnislshsd Booms.
l-X)U HKNT Furnished rooms; can bo
used for light housekeeping roomt
313 North Ivy street. Inquire at Ilar
doa'H bakery. $2
roll HUNT Cooi room, ground floor,
nicely rurnlslied ror two; hot water,
bath. $15 month. 234 B. Ninth. SI
X ousts.
HKNT Good 2-room house, with shed,
city water, opposllo Nut, $12. Hum
phrey. Phono 3992.
KOIt IIBNT $25; a. J, room bungalow,
with 3 closets, buth and pantry; also
large- barn. 729 West ltth. 663. 81
FOR SALE
lots
AT COHT Ono lot, 5 blocks nrh of
depot. Inquire No. 5 Bnst Third et, 96
KOIt KAMJ Lot on West Jnckson, $350;
2b lorkn from railroad. Inqtilro 213
H, lolly. 91
HOOMS
t'OIt HAM; 1 rooms, house nnd shei
.1.1,1, U.UA.M ...Iff -MMl...- i.llMrtlim
. ! ,i " T , f ..,.1. r ,. . . , ...... 1.1,. ,,,
chicken yard, nnd coops, flno vegnlable
gnruen, nerries ana rrmi irees; ioi rux
150, $.150 will Imndlo. 7I4 ltth street
81
JUsl Estate
KOIl BAM; Jackson county lands In
Iloguo river valley, Oregon, by the
Jackson County Itealty company, IL M
Coss, manager. Office In Garnett
. Corey building, room 217. farm lands,
garden lands, fruit lands, stock
ranches, large nnd small tracts of Im
proved nnd unimproved lands. Oflce
phono 6691; residence 141.
Oil HAM- HO or I B0 acres of good
land nt less than $100 per ncre, llnln
wagon lor particulars address Clms
Morgan of Persist, Medford, Or 86
'OH HAM; A land bargain, 40 acres of
raw land, located 2 miles west of Cen
tral Point, soil 20 feet deep and wa
tered by springs, only $20 per acre
Tumy, 201 Garnett-Corcy bldg. 81
Basinets Property
uit HAU1C Choice business property
at s bargain, on long time; easy term
Address Condor Water A Power Co.
KlseellsBtoua
WANTHD Pupils to tutor during the
summer; terms reasonable: references
given. Address Dox 833, Medford. 80
OIt HAM; International Encyclope
dia Dictionary; three volumes; first
class, complete, new, cheap. Address
"Palrvlew." Jacksonville. 79
OOn HAMS At a sacrifice, high grade
piano only used a short time, will give
terms, for particulars address box 535
Medford. SO
"Oil HAM; Account of the reduced
acreage of our orchards, will sell part
of the work stock: four head of good
slout rugged work hows, all of ser
viceable ago and soundness. Call nt
ranch or phono sub. 7351. Kdcn Valley
Orchards. 82
WANTED.
BOscellaBsott
VANTKI) Mountain buggy and market
wagon, with springs, both single horse,
must be tn good condition and cheap.
II Bnslgn. Gold Hill, Or. St
WANTED A man of 4t with consider
able business experience wishes an ac
tive Interest tn some growing business
or will 1x5 Interested to learn of any
proposition to establish a business In
Modford. Must stand thorough Inves
tigation. Address business. Mall-Trl-
buno office. 79
WANTED To rent, smalt house with
city water; give location and price.
Address C G. S. 212 W. Main. 79
WANTED Parcel post 15c dollvery;
prompt and safe: satchels, valises.
family packages; no heavy trunks,
Phone Main 7001 Home phono 212. '
WANTED Use of piano by lady for
storing same. Uest caro given. Ad
dress A. B, care Mall Tribune. 79
SITUATIONS WAITED.
KOIl ItENT Good 6-room house, $12.00
Humphrey, phone 3992. SO
rOIt KENT 5 room modern house. In
quire No. 60 North Orange.
KOIt ItENT 7 rooms, modern, north C
street. $26.50.
5 rooms. Palm street, $12.
6 rooms. Palm, street, $18.
7 rooms, modern. West Main, $30.
5 rooms, modern, King street. $21.50
7 rooms. Jackson, $30.
2 rooms, furnished, $1.50 per week
, C rooms, modern. Riverside, $30.
10 rooms, modern. Oakdate, $50.
7 rooms, modern. Park street, $30.
a rooms, modern, furnished. Park
street. $21.50.
6 rooms, light and water, Beatty
street. $16.
7 rooms, modern, S. Oakdalo, $30.
5 rooms, modern, S. Laurel.
Desk room, ground floor.
W. T. YORK & CO.,
35 North Fir.
ron""ltENT Furnished rooms at 211.
back of 2353outh Central. 79
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for trans
ients. No. 10 N. Grape street, next
to Farmers' & Fruit Growers' bank.
FOR RENT At tho Cottage, modern
furnished rooms equipped with private
telephone service, hot and cold run
ning water, sleeping porches, bath ac
commodations and heat If desired. 604
West Tenth at Phone call private
exchange lit.
FOR RENT Two room furnished house.
534 South Fir slrtot. 79
Soosskoplnf Boosts
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, mod
ern, conveniences, bath; no small chil
dren. 543 S. Hojly. . J54
FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms,
modern, lights and telephono free, no
children; summer rates, 327 South Oak
dalo u venue. 82
Tsrms
FOR RENT Farms from 40 seres to
400 acres, alfalfa land, fruit ranches
garden land, general farming ranches
Gold Ray Realty Cp., 216 W. Main.
Offtoea for Bunt
FOR RENT Flno office rooms. Enquiro
of Young & Hall. tf
FOR RENO" pver the postofftce with
heat mid light. eo A. A, Davis.
FOR RENT Offlco rooms tn Electric
bldg., modern equipment, stoam heat,
electric- light, bathsr toilet, hot and
cold water. Gold Ray Itealty Co,, 216
W. Main st
HlsotlUnsous.
Luman N. Judd
PMIPl'S BUILDIWaj xfJuJQHX, 0 K Q O
FOR RENT Garden land In tracts
of from ono acre upwards, with
water for Irrigation. , Owner will
furnish team and Implements for cul
tivating and seed for share of crop.
Inquire of nuf turn, Rogue River EIoo
trlo Co., 216 W. Main st
WANTED Tho Rogue River Valley Em
ployment Agency will supply nny kind
of labor to anyone that wishes to em
ploy help. Please drop us a line or
phone A. L. Gall, manager, room 33.
over Jackson County Bank, phone
782. . S3
WANTED Position at general house
cleaning by hour or week. Main 3361
Japanese Holey. 83
WANTED Japanese boy wants work
at house cleaning and pressing cloth
or table waiting. Catl at 321 Alice
street off North Central avenue.
Phone 931. Jack Sabural. 80
LISTEN Chimneys nnd flues cleaned,
ono for $1, more than one. 73 cents
each; furnaco flues, $1.50 and up.
Leave orders at Dunlap's cigar store.
G. Slough, the old man. SS
WANTED Plain sewing
1144. Address Box 366.
Phone M.
80
WANTED A position as housekeeper by
lady of refinement and ability; relia
ble nnd experienced: city or country
Address XYZ, Mall Tribune. 79
HELP WANTED.
Xlp WaaWd Male
WANTED Competent bookkeeper nnd
stenographer to straighten out set of
books, further employment: state qual
ifications und wages desired. Address
P. O. Box 564. 79
WANTED Two or three pick and shovel
men )p tnko contract excavating for
dam across 90-foot creek, Bunkhouse
with cookstovu near by. H. Ensign,
Gold Hill. Or 81
WANTED Man to work on fruit ninth
close to Medford. Address A. H. C,
caro Mall Trlbuno. 80
WANTED Carpenter familiar with
making mission furnlturo and wood
working, Address Buffum, care Rogue
River Electric Co.
WANTED Satesman fot exculstvo ter
ritory. Big opportunities. No expe
rience necessary, Complete lino Yak
ima Valley "grown fruit, shade and
ornamentnt stock. Cash wcokly. out
fit free. Toppenlsh Nursery Company,
Topponlsh. Vash.
WANTED-Salesmen In every locality of
the northwest: money advanced week
ly; many roMce over $1000 month
choice of territory. Yakima Volley
Nursery Co., Topenlsh. Wash.
"X4p WJUd Temsls
WAITED A girl to do general house
work lu small family. Address Box 5.
care Mult Tribune. 70
WANTED Woman cook for family of
throo and threw hired mon. on ranch
four miles from Modford) $30. Thono
Mala 2621. SI
?OR LEASE Fishing, boating and hunt
ing resort on easy terms. Box 33,
Mull Tribune.
TO LET At the right price, spricb for
lunch counter or lemonade stand for
the Fourth of July colebiotlon lu good
location. "Address P. O. Box 838, Med
fold, Oregon.
WANTED Woman 500k at tho Dia
mond. .
. 1
WANTED Woman for general house
work, one who can cook. Wages $30
par month. Apply Buffum, Rogue
River Electrlo Co., 216 W. Main.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arohltseta.
JOHNS ft TURNER. Archlteots and
Builders Orflco 7-8, 32i; Main: phone
Mulu S471. Resldonco phono 744.
INVERT REEVES & WEST Architects,
07 und 20g Ooruett-Corey building
- IJIUJ.- M1M!4S- (
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstrsots.
jioguk 'itvnii valluv" aiihtiiact
TITLE CO., INC., Jacksonville. Phones
Pacific, Main 11; Home 3006, T
Acoonntsnts,
D. R. WOOD Oencrnl accountant. Your
books mi ill led nnd kept for 11 runonnnblo
figure; your business solicited. Ofrico
Medford Mnll Tritium) iiitlldlug, photns,
COM, resldonco phono 16Q1. '
Assayst ana Analyst.
A88AYER AND CHEMIST Karl V, lit
gels, II, He. Geharnl ussity and iin
nlytlcnt work. Cement nnd aspUalt
testing. Rest equipped assay office
nnd testing Inboratory In Oregon. All
work guaranteed. Grunts Pnsi, Or.
Attorneys.
MARCtffl E. BROWN Lawyer; telo
phono Pacific 3661, 232 East Mrtln
street, Mcdforil. Oregon. or.
COLVIO A RRAMC& W M. Colvig, C.
L Roames lawyers Office Mr.lford
National Bank building, second floor.
PORTER J. NEW, WM. P. MEALEY
Attorneys-nt-law. Nos. 1 and 2 Post
offlco building.
'&, REAMES Lwycr. aarnott-Corey
building.
MULKHY Ke CHERRY (B. F. MULKEY,
GEO. W. CHERRY) Lawyers. Room
12, Jackson County Band bldg.
Sllllard Parlors.
9- T; ","2?. $ COj Billiards. Cigars
nd Hoft Drinks. Up stairs. Young ft
Hall building. A nice, cool place lo
spend the hot afternoons
Sill Posters.
Vi?5? T CANON-Tfllll pogte", B-, U.
lTbutori ." orders promptly flllod.
Room 29. Jackson County Bank build
ing, Medford, Oregon.
Cigars and Tobacco.
IRELAND & ANTLE. femokehouBe
5S? -.VLW ,0,,'icc.' ,CK". and smok-l57Up.P.I'c,s-
K?.r"lu",v "Cent of Lewis
cla. 212 West Main street
Tltt Insurance.
FOR an cfflclenf agency aniT'Ttrorig
companies, sco IluntUy & MacCIatchle.
15 No. Contral avo.
Jfarnltars.
U. V. WILSON $c CO. dealers tn now
and second-hand furnlturo and hard
ware. Agents for Household stoves
sKii",0!'?."- ? South I-lr street. Thone
Main 3161. Home 265-1..
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Cor
ner 8th and Holly streets. Medford.
Mission furniture made to order. Cab-
loll' lTLk f " k,ndS' A ,rlal ordor
MORDOFF & WOLFK Cookatoves nnd
Knf't-Sew',nn'll.''cc.('n,I ,mnd furnl-
South. Phone 91. Home 283-IC Med
io ru.
Orsnlte Works.
GOLD RAY GRANITE CO.. 216 Wcs
Main street, manufacturers and ilea'
era n monumental and building gra
Ite, crushed granite, common brick m.
pressed brick, coarse and fine washed
rier sand.
MEDFORD BRICK CO. Geo. W. Prlddy.
O. D Nagle. Geo. T. O'Brien Con t rac-
" fnAn pr.e.s5,oU br,ck ftnJ "me. Office
floor. Phone No. 3181.
Uandscape Qardener.
JOnl?wv1iHtTZi , ndscape Gardener.
Between Riverside aicnuo and Keattr
street. Medford. Or. SaUsfactton
guaranteed. Call Main 3812.
Mining Kaclilnerj'. "
SEE MATT CALHOUN of Phoenix. Or.,
or tho Denver Quartz Mill & Crusher
Co.. of 1710 Broadway, Denver, Colo
rado. Catalogues and prices can bo
had at Phoenix. Oregon. Matt Calhoun.
Xotary Pnbllc
NOTARY PUBLIC Room 257 Phlppi
building.
HELEN N. YOCKEY. Notary public
Bring your work to mo at the sign of
The Mall Tribune.
Jfarserles.
MEDFORD OREEN HOUSE Cut flow
ers, potted plants, shrubbery bulbs. 923
E. Main. Phone 3741,
QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees are
budded, not grafted. Our stock Is not
Irrigated. Wo guaranteo everything put
out V,e are not In the trust. If. .
Patterson, office removed to 116 E.
Main at.
ROOUE RIVER VALLEY NURSER?
CO., Inc. Growers of high -zrade nur
sery stock. Office 104 S. Fir. Both
phones.
Physicians and gnrgsons.
DRS. CONROY & CLANCY lnysiclana
and surgeons. Taylor nnd Phtpps bldg.
rooms 210-211-212. Office phono 5ei
residenco phone 612. Office hours 9 a!
m. to 8 p. m.
DnAnVRwGA,XLPW' DIt- UVA StAINS
CARLOVv Osteopathic physicians.
Moved to rooms 116 and 417 Garnott
Corey bldg. Phone Main 6351.
D?JeAnT.ESIrA.S..WV.i-fANn Dentist
nil ,,n. R,.aUo. bidtT li3 R a'u'n
Gas administered for extraction of
lSetn .Tplephono Main 681. Night
Phone 4432.
D15;..sr:-VUNS I'hyslctan and surgeolu
,,'S?. Oarnett-Corey bldg.. rooms
211-212, phone 5501. Residence 113
Laurel st. phone2092:
DR. a A. LOCKWOOD, physician ami
surgeon. ,
DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD,
practice limited to diseases of wo
men. Offices over Hasklns drug storo.
Phones: Puclflo looi; Home 28.
Dr. W. il. Van Scoyoc. '
Dr. C. G Van Scoyoc.
. Dentists.
Garnett-Corey bldg., sullo 318. Medford.
Oregon. Both Phones.
DIt. J. J. E.MMENS Practice limited to
disease of the eye, ear, nose and throat.
"""- ! r.. iiiuin 1 reel.
DRS. SAUNDERS AND GREEN Prao?,
tlce limited to oye, car. nose nnd
throat. Office: Suite 318 Garnett.
Corey building. Doth phones.
DAVIES & 1RLE Chlropruelors. 23IT
Central avenue. Phono Main 511. Of
flco hours: 2 to t p. in.
Chinese "Medicines ' "
CHQW YOUNG'SChinl-sij 1 medlclneswTll
euro rhoumatlsm, catarrh, colds, goit
ers, throat and luug trouble, deafness,
paralysis, private diseases and .ill
kinds of chronlo and nervous ullmeits.
Stomach trouble, constipation, indiges
tion, womb and bladder troubles. See
. me at 241 8. Front at., Modford, Pro.
Printers and Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best
equipped Job offlco In Southern Oro
gon; book binding: looso leaf systems;
Sllt.paRoru.c,tc" otc-' Portland prices.
27 North Fir at root.
Stenographers.
fiEJUA" M. GUATn YAW Pulm Bloek.
Stenographla work done quickly uud
well '
MHiH U J. IlINOSTON. -102 aarnett
Corey Building Offlco phones; Homo
95. Paclfla 5331. Residence, Pacific
1381. I
Blgns.
VALLEY SIGN ADVERTISING CO.'d
SIGNS will help build up your bust
ness Phono 803 IK Riverside avmiuw.
Steuiu Hosting.
T
C. C. PONTINO Hteum und hot "Wo".
ter heating, dry kiln und power Work;
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates
given. Phones: Puclflo 4001. Home
124:L. residenco J.ic)fio 4.462. Bp4JI,'
37 South Central1 uvenue, Medford!
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