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The Inventor Never Really
'f' ' i
Kvery nent in thu .Medford opera
llOIIMIt WIW OOCIIpil'll IllSt lllgllt to
wldiittfrt tli .Miiiiioii.l'lnmiiu IMiiyen.'
performance of tint hemilifpl virile
drumi of tint Canadian iMirlhuiMi,
"Tim Uv.t of tlu- North."
Tllt .Mllllidll-ClllllWlll Player
hlmwotl lliolr voi-Hitlility in liihl
night' performance, formikiilg
high ritiutit'K theme, tilt. Hwnllnwlhil
mill ilri'tilliitlc in' 1 In. draw hip; rtxm
tli'iuaudcil hy 'Tlitt .Mtuicy Kliijf,"
.MtMiiliiy tilclit'n proiliifliiiii, mul
)'iMiiiii( llii) liiililliuifiitK of llirt pnl
natlii)f "iuw Country," with it fliiu
iifl hhirln nml .MtnliihiyK fur tho
tiii'ii, nml ttituplo ((owiIh for tint worn
'ii ,i' the cahI.
.Mi ICvmiKt'linn Clainiin gnvi
ht'iiutiriil chnriu'lcrixtittan of tho
ruin of IIII1I11, thu Scotch-Frt'iicli
I'lillil or llm ulhlcniokH. Ik-r clonit
rii'li o!i' I'ullinillcd nr lionrom,
lioltor cniiixiiatlunlinvinj; mivrr hocn
ln'iinl on a local Klaj,'t'.
Juli'S Intihclu vvhh ctohril in pow
erful nintttttry by ili-n Clainan who
Kuvu tint iioIiIp yiniii Krviiclc(iniiil
iiiu a virility, ntitlhu, nml cool emir,
apt iiK)ii which imiirovoniciii ronlil
not well c iaaic; i r ii '
Frank fturkc kv wor)' touch
ncoilcd to Mt off to i(H height the
iifdoinpftlUhttl, iiihiiloottx villainy of
Mt'Donnhl, the civil engineer.
('. Price .Mnnion j;avii a Mining; nml
realistic portrayal of .MeTiuieh, the
reeily, inhiimnn, .Switch father of
llihln, who homte of hix I'rehy
teriiuiiHin and hin Lirlc.
Olis Kaloii inuilo h very hand.
Home ami convinqiiiK Huntley nml
furninhed many n Imtuh with his
drol Anieiieau htntior.
ilirn (ilmlyn Fuller ihtHprven uuieli
credit for her cluver remlition of the
character of llaptivle, the friend of
.lillcx,
lVnv of the nudieiice lessed lh.it
liehiuil the hhick henrd nid rmiKh
"inake-iip" wiih n woiiiiiu'h face, ami
thnt the jjruff voice with ItH perfect
diftlecl wiih that of the pretty little
woman who played the rolu of Kutit
Unhurt in "The Money Kin' of the
night he fore.
A crowd of helweeii fiflO and flOft
)ernoun he'iiu eoiiKreciitin in front
of the Med ford tpni liinim m early
iH 7 o'clock conuenlim; the Mlrretn
and jmmninj; the Hidevvulk for half u
block, and when the doors were
thrown open at 7:15 the 1200 free
HCiitN were filled In ahout 10 .nin-
tltCH.
The company will prcHont the four
not comedy drama "Paid in Full"
tonight. ItcHnrvcd nentrt may he oh
tuiiied lit IliiHkiiiH dru store for 'Jllo
with inerchantH tickets, 'J00 froo
HtntH each nihl.
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY
FROM "LOVE OF THE NORTH"
i i
"Tho Iovo of tho North," n bouu
tlful piny or thu Canadian north, wru
prottontod at tho opera Jiouso hint
ulKlit by tho Murlou-Clnmni. playorx.
Tim Iioiihu wnx packed nml Jnuuned
and tho pollco had to onforco thu or
dlnancu prohlhltliiK tho tiellliiK or
Hti.nrili.st yooni, Two or threo hun
rirud )uoilo wero turned awny. To
night thu coinpnuy will prcHoul "Paid
In 'Full," a gripping rirntna or mori
om llfo.
ANOTHER SUIT FILED
AGAINST GENERAL SICKLES
NEW YORK, Sept. 25. Bull to
rneovlir .$5,000 on promirtHory noto
ivon by Oeueral Daniel 10. HikleH to
lite Hank of thu Metropolis U on lilo
hurl today in tho Mute supremo
com I. v
Recently the Liwwlu Trust votn
putiy roeovered juilj?mont fm1 moru
thm, 8,000 RnltiH fhu vn,
Mrs. Siekles, with whom ho has not
HvOil for innny yours, jinwueil lior
jewels to witMy thu elniui.
.AWtloOli.iiTo ' VouiUwrtViot.-Niicr 7 M I A, . '
1 V2: J .l!iTwC(iw ! s5&' P fr I W ' l?ON
CROWDED HOUSE ROUND-UP BEGINS
APPUUDS PLAYERS IG CROWD
V ,'i-o Jk
! j 1" 1 1 i i1
lr.NI)L(rrOK, Ore., Sept. 25.-
Hh hlrH'tH crowded with thu advance
ffimrd of vWitorN nml with rmiRU ri
iIith trnined down "fine," Pendle
ton today in ready for Iho cry of
"let her buck" which will nturt to
morrow the round-up, (he ureal
wenlern how in which the cowhoy,
the cowgirl and the Indian are tho
chief iittriwtiioiiK.
KiderH, roiers, bueknro', steer
hnlldu);jen mid IiidiaiiH nil arc hero
mid it f cxlimnted 110.1)00 vinitorn
will hc them flj;ht. for Hiipreimicy in
the ImlldoioniiK' mid hroiieh "liiist
Iiik" rontiWlH, tho Miiinkcn ride,"
and other like cvcutK.
The entrant", inrludu the urea Lei t
mtf mid women riders of the ranjic.
Ituckius; jioii(iHtH a um ilk' the women
will he a fen tare Thu round. mi
(iiKtri three ilnjN, tomorrow, i'ridjy
and Siiturdajv ,
IrTACKEN-WILLIAMS TO
PUT UP HOT MILL
I'hlnKR w-oro doing at tho Medford
Athletic club yoHtorduy nflernoon,
mid Ibo tuna who wero thuro enjoyed
the' J)owitHimenly. Kddlo Urncke'ii,
tho Cniiidlnn boxer, hammered- the
big, nhnttow boxed nnd then took
op hit itparrlng partnerit for vlr
rouudi, and they wy he took them
wan what delighted tho rabid ones.
Hrnckon ha two good bauds and
whonld mako Williams tttop somo to
outpoint him In ton round. Ills
kwIdki and crosso wero nicely timed'
yesterday and his Judgmont or dbn
tanco U good. Dracken nhould bo
just the ktnd of & boy to glva elovor
J oo Williams a fast time, nnd as
there Is, absolutely no such thing as
quit In his mako-up, next Friday
night's show should bo a corker, At"
tor HQVeral rather tamo attaint In tho
boxug lino, a go between boys of
thu class of Ursckefl and Wlllnms
should bo worth while. Ono thing
the tlckot buyors will sea Is a pair
or boxors that will bo boxing all tho
way, with no letup. Iloth Williams
and llrncken are In good shape, and
wlh tho road work mid boxing tuta
will bo u tho host posibo tshnpo for
a real roxutar swstfeat. .
HAY CROP IURNS; LOSS
AMOUNTS TO ABOUT $2000
A barn bolonglng to Mrs. A. El
mors or JackHonvlllu, full at hay,
burned to thu ground yestorday nfl
ernoon nt a loss ot $2000. Thero was
no Insurance.
Tho burn was rontod by J. A. Rock
of JnckBanvlllo, and Mr. Rock hud
JiiHt tied his horses In tho burn when
lo uotlcori n thin voll ot smqko com
ing through tho upper window. Ho
succooded. In gettlug his horses and
wagon out,' but In n very few mln
utos tho structure was a mans of
flumes. Tho orkln of tho flro Is not
.known, but It Is thqught that hay put
In tho loft when wut caused spoutuuot
011s combustion.
Tho flro in ado a gront blazo mid'
could bo easily soon from Medford.
t
PHOENIX
Horn to Mr. mid Htk, Llpyd Col
ver.Suudny,. September ;. iuliimK
tur, 1 t.
lh.ni to Uv. tiiiil Mrs. Lorn lluKhvS
Saturdny, September 21, n daughter.
Mrs. I lowland returned to hor
home in Pasadena, California, hint
week nftor spending; 11 your with
Mrn. Malmgreu,
Messrs. Allen mid Charles Rob-
ertH nnd families returned homo
Saturdny nftor spondinj,' a month
lllfl illPvllP' '
TliinPrcuhytcriiin Ludios' Aid will
meotyw'itMMrs, T. MnlniBien Voilmj9;
ilny nflernoon. .
Hen Snluirtnnn, nccoinpmiii'd by
Jliflses Mlokoy, Davis, Magnus,
SDI1DF0RD MXIC TRIBTTNE,
- jeJUTV JSiyjaST'I-liV1 riWAr .Jll.r.lvJ..UU
Knows Until He
Wormulh mid Mr. W'ormiilh oU
ftaturdny mornii'tf 1o vinit (Irnter
Luke, Tho party returned Sunday
evening,
Mihs (lahrc)hi Kickney of I." An
geloH. California, will lecluru on
wthilmi'si nffrtgu! Tliursilny evun
iug in the iPlmeiix W. O, W; hull.
Friday afternoon whit will hold a
meeting fyr to V. (V T l'. in the
ChrlHtiap climc'lt Ihii meetiiiuuie
free mid all are cordially invited to
attend. Mixh Htickucy aHHitjlt-d iu
the California cnintiifit mid is well
informed up the (iitcliop, boll. in.
California and out of it. Conic nnd
hear her.
flTV TltHAHl'ltKU'H NOTICK.
Notice Is hereby kIvph tbut there
are funds, on handlp thotclty treas
ury for the redemption of tho fol
lowing, warranto) Interest on saino
will ceaso at date of this notice;
Warrants number 1, 2 and 3.ou
Lateral, .No, 4, District No, 10,
No. 1, 2, 3 and 4 on Lateral No,
:i, District No. 11,,
No. 1 on Lateral r-Vo, 22, District
No. tltt "
.No, 1 on Lateral No. M District
No. tl.
OUS II. 8A.MUKL3,
City Trensurer.
Dated Sept. 2f't 1912. 1C I
NOTICC.
Tho committee having chargo or
tho American Geographical society
excursion tu CrterIako denlrcs'all
thono wlio have bills against tho
conimlttoo to 'report nt once.
GEO. PUTNAM,
P, J. O'GAHA.
iu:n sukldon.
Notlro of Sale of llrldgc Bend.
Tho city council ot the City of
Medford, Oregon, will receive sealed
proposal for the purchase of $20,000
five (5) par cent, twenty (20) year,
Rrldge Bonds, for not lots than
par and accrued Interest, at Its
regular mootng to. bo held October
1st. 1012.
All bids must bo accompanied by
a certified check equal to flvo (5) per
cent ot tho amount bid for, said check
to be made payable to the Olty Troas
uier ot tho City of Medford, Orogon
and to bo forfeited to said City In
caso said bid Is accopted and said
bonds aro not purchased In accord
ance with said proposition within
twenty (20) days a(tor thu notice ot
said acceptance
All bda to bo filed wltn the City
Recorder at any time before flvo
o'clock p. m., September 27, 1912.
Tho Council roRorvos tho right to re-
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
... S t- r-j t t
Which lui Heller Try tauTExperlmcnt
or Profit by it Medford CHI-
xoii'n EK'rlenco
Something new Is an experiment.
Must bo proved to be as repre
sented. . The stntomont or a manufacturer
Ih not convincing proof f merit..
Rut thu endorsement or friends is.
'.Vow supposing you hud u bud hack,
A lanio, weak, or aching ono,
Would you experiment ou'ttT
You, wllUro-ul or ..tunny so-called
cures.
.endorsed by 'strangers from Tar
away places.
H'b riUfcrQnt whoa tlio eiularao
ment comes. 'from .homo, ,
Easy to prove local testimony,
Read this caso;
O. M. Jopos, Vt04. N. Cqptral AV?,,
says: "I found Ppnn's Kidney Pills
vspeelallyudnntud to my cqso. My
bauk was vorJ stiff 'nnd painful anil
I had other annoying symptoms of
klduoy trouble, Donn'H Kidney Pills,
procuicd nt HnBkln'u drug storo,
brought mo prompt relief and since
taking them, my. health has been
much hotter. This oxcollent romedy
tins oarnod my ondorsomont."
For sale, by all dealers. Prlco 50
coatM. Fostor-Mllburp Co,, lluffalo,
Noy York, uoloiagopts ror tho United
States. ' .
Romombor tho nnmo Douu'h
nnd take no othor.
t ' f ' 4 l4 '
" , w v l
I ' 1 . . -. r - . .
MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Tries;!
Joct any and all bids.
ELMER T. F088,
City Recorder.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, tbls
4 th day of September, 1912. ;
- Classified
AdVfeirtisiiig
PAYilBLMjIN ADVICE
BATES; One cent per word
per insertion 50c the line by
the month.
for ia.ciiA.vaB.
FOR EXCHANGE--Portland proper
ty ror Medford and vicinity. Own
er Hor 47. Route 2, Central Point.
Oregon,
KOK KENT FCR51SIIKD KOOMti
FOR RENT Large front room fur
nished for ladles. Telephone 7501,
43C north Dart.ott, 150
FOR RENT Large slcoplng room,
$1,50 and 2 jier weok. Modern
boiiKOkcppIng aparttnenu, $16 and
$IG. Home phono 2C0-K. 222
Bou,th Holly. -
FOR RENT Modern furnished
rooms lit tho Cottao, C0-J West
10th nt, two blocks south Medford
Hotel. Hot and cold water (n
rooms. Mrs. 1L M. Coss.
FOR R E N T-rHOCSKKEEl'INQ
ROOMS
FOR RENT Ifour furnished house
keeping rooms in a new modern
house, gas ranee, 3 blocks from
1'. O. Phono el( 3721.
FOR RENT FURNISHED APIS.
FOR RENT Smith Apis. S17 B. Rlv.
FOR REM BUTJHMfet
FOR RENT Furnished 0 room cot
tnKo modern, SIS KIiir St.
FOR RENT Seven room houso and
sleeping porch, paved street, closo
in, $20. See or phono Col. H. H.
Sargent, 102
FOR RENT Modern fi room house,
partly furnished, one block from
school, largo grounds, will rent rea
sonable to right party. 60 W.
Jackson St. 1C0
FOR RENT Ono bungalow, strictly
modorn, hardwood floors, station
ary wash tubs, two flro placos.
1 block from school, good neigh
borhood, rent $20.00. Phono S01.
Now 81, R. J. Conroy. M. D.
FOR RENT Furnished houso closo
In. M. A. Under, Medford F. & H.
Co.
FOR RENT Modern furnlshod 5
room bungalow Call mornings.
422 South Laurel.
FOR RENT Furnished house with
all modern convenloncos. 730 W.
Klovonth St.
FOR RENT .Modern five-room
. house, M. A. Rader, at II, P. k.
II. Co.
FOR RE.NT 10 room houso rear of
Farmors & Fruitgrowers bank,
uttabla far business, real estate,
boarding or rooming houso. Gold
Ray Realty Co., 6th and Fir Bta.
NEW TODAY
A lino suburban proposition, Just
west ot tho city limits. FIuo largo
woll built bungalow, not finished up
an Inside, 20x32 on throu fno lota
wlUi east rront, twonty-flvo oak
trcos on lots, this can bo mado a
ewoll homo, tor snlo for $1,100.00
U acres on tho Hill road, north of
JncKsqavHIo, -first cjqaa soil, pearly
pll aot o poirsh poaqhoa and nprlcpts.
Superb vlow, smnll houso, good wator.
$1,400.00.
1 havo somo good Irrigating pro
positions on thu Applegate, that
Bhould movo right away. Thoro aro
good buildings, and plenty of"wator,
mid a nice lot ot alfalfa already In,
and much nmro can bo put in and Ir
rigated. ' Thla Is Iho, stock grqworii
pamdlaa. Prices fromi $40.00 to
$75;00 por ncro, and good terms.
For rent, a modern flvo room cot
tngo on a woll Improved aero ol
ground, close in on tho cast side,
good barn, lots of pinion, ror ront
(qr $15,00 por month,
" C. D. HOON
Room ID Jackson County Hank Illdg.
ii jjii'i tj.um.
FOR RENT OFFICES
FOR RENT Large, comfortable or
flco rooms with elevator service,
steam heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Medford Furni
ture & Hdw. Co.
FOR RE.VT MI8CKLLANBOU8
FOR RENT Ranches large and
small, alfalfa 'and garden lands.
Gold Ray Realty Co., 6th and Fir.
FOR RENT 30 room furnished hotel
6u percentage. Gold Ray Realty
Co.
FOR BAIiE HOUSIttt
FOR SALE 4 room fiouso and lot,
$600.00. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Sixth and Fir. tt
FOR SALE A eawy n room modern
bungalow, on largo lot cheap, must
Sbll at once, owners Home phone
182-W. ' 170
FOR SALE .new," nine room bunga
low on corner lot 90x125, threo
blocks from high school, living
room and dining room with beam
ceilings and panel walls. Fire
place and. all built In convenience,
Dutch kitchen, hardwood floors
throughout, screened porch and
garage. jPhono 7501.
FOR BALfc ACKKAOB
FOR SALE A -beautiful building
alto?Jurt easM ot "Medford'' city
UmRq. jilgh nnd sightly, perfect
drainage, lino vlow of Medford and
tho valley, building restriction pn
adjacent property. Threo" lota
measuring 40,000 square feot or
nearly an acre. Fronting on Jack
son Houlovard which will bo one
or tho finest drives in Medford
whn the new Dear Creek bridge
Is completed. This property can
be purchased for $50p down long
time and easy terms on balanco.
This cannot be beat for a high
grndo residence location. Address
P. O. Box 702, Medford, Oregon.
FOR SALE Largo acreage fruit,
lands. Exchnuges, V. J. HIUIs, B.
II. French, No. C, S. Central with
Abstract Co. 174
FOR SALE Eight acre. Just out
side city limits, all planted to 3
year old apples; small house, good
well; $3G00. W. T. York & Co
FOR SALE Snnp In 5 acres adjoin
ing Medford. Beautiful place to
build a flno home. Largest na
tive oak trees in valley. Price
$3,500, for n few days. A. K.
Waro, room 4, Jackson County
Bank Bldg.
FOR SAMS LAND
FOR SALE Ranches, acre tracts,
twon property on 5 and 10 years
tlmo. Gold Ray Realty Co., Sixth
and Fir.
FOR SALE 83 acres partly Im
proved land, S room furnished
houso, stock and clops go with
tho place. Plenty of good water.
Price $3000, Address box 62.
Jacksonville. . 102
POR SALE MISCKlMiANKOES
FOR SALE Splendid team of small
horses, Reed harness nnd 2 wagons
$185,00. Big PInos Lumber Co.,
or Talent Lumber Co., Talent, Ore.
iG2
FOR SALE Good work nnd driving
horse, $75.00. A. K. Ware, room
4, Jackson County Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE Piano boxes $2.00 while
they Inst. Palmer's Piano Houso.
1G1
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Berk
shire llgs, Foot IIIUb orchard.
Pacific 1131.
FOR SALE Angora goats. V. E.
Hammel, Eaglo Point. 1G0
FOR SALE Disc plow nnd rubber
tiro English go-cart. Padflo phouo
201-J-4.
FOR SALE 1912 G pnssongor nu
tomobllo almost now. Bargain ror
cash, Rex 80, Trlbnno.
HELP WANTED MAW
WANTED Sobor, rollnhlo mau, cap
able or Hamulus rancn 01 any amu,
can bo depended upon uvory way.
Write box 43, Mai Tribune. 103
nKLV WANTED FKMALV
WANTED Girl for general houso
work, good wages, un west mm.
Mis. Wm. Rudgo. 107
WANTED- Lady stenographer and
bookkeopor. statu oxperleneo nnd
salary wanted. Box J. Trlbuno.
102
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
rmaivTFaa rinprvnT UNITY Anvone
"""".'V"" ." ' v--.r . i.....ij 1
wishing to ongngo in me unuuru .
UUBinctJS CUU ii,iumou , !?
interest in tho Owl Billiard par
lors as ownor wishes to go away.
Saino can bo purchnsed at a very
reasonablo figure S. I. Browu.
25, J9J2.
1
WANTED MISCEMAJOSOCS
WANTED Young Holstcln Jersey
cow, must be first class milker.
Doudinot Conner, Lower Table
Rock.
WANTED To trado good young
team, weight 21C0 for dry fir or
oak wood. Inquire of Janes Bros.,
Home phono 301-X.
WANTED TO BUY Good second
hand light hack with top. Janes
Bros., Home phone 301-X.
WANTED Registered Jersey bull.
Registered Jersey Lincoln buck for
sate. Addreis Mites Cantrall,
Ruch, Oregon or phone 22-F-23
Jacksonville. 1C0
WANTED Clean rage at Mall Tri
bune oftlce.
IOST
LOST A man'H cravenette rain coat.
Lost last Thursday, Sept. ltd.
some where between games on
south Rlversido and Ross Lane.
Leave at Mail Tribune and receive
reward. 159
BUSINESS DrRBtnroKtf
AccoBBtaHts
I
D. R. WOOD General Accountant
Your books audited and kept for a
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Office. Medford Mall
Tribune bldg: phone 6611; resi
dence phone C302.
Auto Supplies.
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Our
big secret In leaking springs is the
tempering. We are operating the
largest, oldest and best equipped,
plant in the Pacific northwest. Use
pur springs when others fall. Sold
tinder guarantee. 2C North ISth
street, Portland, Oregon.
Attorney
D. W. BAGSHAW Attorney-at-Law.
Jacksonville, Ore. Office: Bank
bldg., second floor. Phene: Pa
cific, Main 33.
C, L. REAMES. LAWYER Office
Medford National Bank building,
second floor.
PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MEALEY
Attorncys-at-Law. Nos. 1 and 2,
Postofffce bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garnett
Corey bldg.
MULKEY & CHERRY (R, F. MUL
KEY, GEO. W. CHERRY) Rooms
11 and 12 Jackson County Bank
bldg.
mil rotc
VERNE T. CANON Hill 1'iwiitr and
Distributor. All orders promptly
filled. Room DU Jacksou County
Bank Mdg., Medford, Orogon.
Brick and Cement.
The Medford Hydraulla Cement,
Brick and Block Works. Spe
cialty, ornamental brick for fire
places, tile porches, columns, water
tables, sills, caps, arches, chimneys,
lawn vases, Jardinieres, flower pota
Phone Main 541, corner 10th and
Fir streets.
Cl 11 Engineer
LOUIS W. WHITING Civil Engineer
ana aurvoyor. Water filings ana
Irrigation work a specialty; sur
veys, subdividing, building grades,
city engineering, drafting, sower
deslgu, concrete work, pump and
canal systems. Room 2, Palmblk.,
Medford, Oregon.
Chiropractors
DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Loulso E.
Hedges, Mechano-Thoraplsts, Chiro
practors, SpondylothorapIstB. Tbeso
systems, including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastjes, hydro-therapy,
etc., produce results In both acuto
and chronic diseases. Consultation
tree. 230 N. Bartlett street, next
door to M. E. church. Hoursi, 9 a.
ii). to 5 p. in. Othor hours by ap
pointment Bell phouo Main 4171.
DR. R. J, LOCKWOOD. Chiropractor,
uervo specialist. Rooms 203-04-05
Garnett-Corey Bldg. Vapor
baths and sclontlflo message given;
advice In dlotottcs, medical gym
nastics, hydrotherapy. Lady at
toudant. Phono Home 145-IC
Main 7973.
Granite Works
MEDFORD BRICK CO. Goo, W,
Prlddy, O. D. Nnglo, Goo. T.
O'Brlon Contractors and manu
facturers ot brick; dealers In
pressed brick nnd lime. Office at
tholr brick yard, West Jackson at,
Phono No. 3461.
Hotels.
THE "PARK VIEW' HOTEL Rooms
$1,50 per weok, meals 25 cents.
Transient 25 cents a night, J.'T,
Perry, Prop, 173
PIGB 1TVJI
By "Bud" FisKer
BUSINHSH MRIiCrORY
Ciilnete Medicines
CHOW YOUNG'S Chinese Medicines
will cure rheumatism, catarrh,
colds, goltnro, throat and lung
trouble, deafness, paralyB.s,tprlyate
diseases and all kinds of, .chronic
and nervous ailments. Stomach
trouble, constipation, Indigestion,
womb and bladder trouble. See
me at 241 S. Front at, Medford,
Ore., to 4, 6:30 to 7:30. Residence
phone Main 42.
Itenrtma
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO
DR. C. C VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Garnett-Corey bldg., nuite 310,
Medford, Oregon. B.oth Phones.
DR. ARTEMUS W. DKANB Dentist.
Office in Rlalto bldg., 123 B. Main.
Gas administered for extraction of
teeth. Telephone Mala 681. Night
phone 4432.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get yonr premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
oa the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone Mala 6251. F.
Y. Allen. "
Kara eric
QUAKER NURSERIES Oar trees
are budded not grafted. Our Btock
Is not irrigated. We guarantee
everything put out. , Vo are not la
the trust. II. B. Patterson. Office
removed to office Hotel Nash, in
side entrance next to barber shop.
Notary abile
HELEN jn YOCKHT Notary Pab
llc. Brlnk'yoar work to tae at the
sign of The Mall Tribune.
Printers and PaBlhritcro
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
beet equipped Job office in southern
Oregon; book binding, loose leaf
systems, cut, papor. etc., etc port
laud prices. 27 N. Fir st. j
Physicians and Surjceous
DRS. CONROY & CLANCY Physi
cians and surgeons, Taylor and
Phlpps bldg., rooms 210-211-212,
Office phone 501, residence phone
612. Office hours 3 . m. to 8
p. m.
DR. F. G. CARLOW. DR. E'A MAINS
uiuiL.uw usteopatmo physicians,
Moved to rooms 416 and 417 Gar-
nett-Corey bldg. Phone Maia C351.
DR. STEARNS Physician and surgeon-
Office Jackson County Bar.!t
Bldg., rooms 17-18-19, phono 5501;
rosldenco 307 S. Dakdale, phone,
7171. Home phone, residence 109,
office 130.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physlclaa
and Surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, XL D.
Practice limited to diseases of
women. Offices over Hasklns Drug
Store, Office Phenes: M. 1001,
Home 28. Residence Phenes: M.
79S1, Home 357-IC
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
Surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses supplied'.
Otflco 210 E. Main sL, over Med-,
ford Hardware company. Hotr
8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Both phone. ,
E B. PICKEL, M. b. Office Jack
son County Bank. Office phoa
M, 432; Res. phone, M. 582.
DR. J. W. J. MARION Physician
and Surgeon. Offlco rooms 5 and
G Kentner bldg. Office hours 10
to 12. 2 to 6, Phono, Bell 271.
Aesidonco phono Bell 273.
E. KIRCHGESSNKR, M. D. Prac
tice limited to Chronic Diseases.
Orrico Hotel Holland, Wednesday!
10-3. Both phones. Residence
phones; Farmer 10xx5 Eagle Point
and Roguo River line. ,
HERMANN F. RATTlu, K. D, Of
fice over Medford National Bank,
Offlco phone C701. Re., Hotel
Holland.
CLARIC E. SAUNDERS. M. D., Prac
tlco limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Eyes scientifically tested
and glasses furnished when needed.
Garnett-Corey Bldg., 2nd floor.
Both Phones, Medford, Ore.
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ELLA M.
GAUNYAW
Palm blosk;
Stenographic
work
done quickly
and woll.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STOlUftl CTP
Office 1C South Fir.
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Frlqfj
Bell 3152; Home 3R0-K.
right. Serylee guaranteed
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Embaliwer. Ofte 38 South
leu si. TeiepnQNM: uj
471; night, reuldenee, MH 471
Home 179-L, Calls NHswr4 Mlgl
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