Mutt and Jeff Are Full of the Christmas Spirit
v.itf, J 0vN.r
.w ..-,-,..
rcu'itflentM.oyr
ll Jwit rinpu
"INr-IN, MtCVr,
Hr.lVTAr,4 J
EAQLE POINT EAGLETS
liy A. (.Vllnwlrll
Mr. Nnllls. owner nf llu l-'louiini
Iturk fnnu ouiun out nit il spent Mnn
dny iiIkIiI hem mid Tuesday morning
went to Medford.
Fred Wnrmn or Trull railed for
illunnr T.Mtl:iy. Ho mporU Unit IiIh
r.ithor'ii goal am doing Him, but tlmt
In turn unlil n part of tliinli.
Mrs Vnn VnMor of Ashland cnhlo
iii Tutwdny morning lo Join h"r liun
Imml Mho Ih iiMiUliuit iiiigliinttr nml
litwllor for Hut I'. ft K.
I'kiit Voiiiik hroimlit lu it loitil oi
lion for our louttl niitrkitl.
Wit tintl two runnwii)-N In our town
Httturiltiy, Him (Irnt om wan (!trl
Ktnnli.y'N nml Hii.y cdlllilcil with n
tili.phoui imiIk mill M'mruli'i it ml Hu
oilier itMiii Ihmiimii' frlttlititni'il ui Hut
ftntt I fit in nml mnrti'il to run nml
run tip In Hie iiolKhliorhooil of
llrownnliuro Irt-foro thwy wrrt
Ktotiittl. Tin.)- Ix'lonKiMl to Mr
Tucker No ncrluttn ilauiitKo wit iloun.
Julio Onilnr ut Derby, wnn itolnic
liiiklnttwi wlih our merrliunti Mondity.
Our PlirtttttutiK (ri'o miTrlnon wnn
fluo nml Hit. choir roinpotwil of Dr.
Holt, Mr llrynut, I to v. Hliomoim,
Mm. (Irarna Von ilt'r llnllt'n, Mm. K.
II. IIoIiii.-k. Mrs. II. (I. llmwn, Mm.
Jotili Mnoiiiaii, Mm. Uittlo Vnn
Ht'oy nml Mm. Win. Von tier llxlliui,
inilciirfU lotuo flno inimlc. In fact wtt
tliluli Ihnt (lit Knp.ln I'nlttt rhnlr t
about rqiinl to any In Hut country,
nml Hi" pxtrclit'ri by tint chllilrfii
dhowN Hint hnvtt tati'til nmonn tho
rUliiK KiKtrntlnu.
I hint' riidily It a ruin In Hnlitom
If .-vi'r uny niiythlnK nhout any onn
hi'liiK lrk In thin irctlou fur thu lnttt
rlKhtKHit or twfiity yrnm Hint I hnvo
Im'uii wrltliiK fur Hot Mall nml Hit
Mnll 'I rllitiue, lull lhi tlinu I mil RO
Inn to linMk Hit rule, nn I riinnot re
Into thtt pliVtmint iturtrUt that wmt
tslvitu liy tho liitllcit of Hnitltt I'olul to
our ilaiiKlilur AKiitt on Tmuulay cvon
ItiK. A n (t luu lit'ou nick nml ron
fltifi! to tin hfmm' for tho Inn Hirte
inoiithit ami .iliitt IiuIiik tin rmut ntin
unn not iilth to ko out mul Join In
tlu ftNttlvnU of Chrlltmna Hvo x
tTcUttt, Hti tutint of tint InilloM of our
town coiici'IvimI Hut Idea of Riving lior
n fiiirirln I ri of hnr own. Ho on
Tiiuntlny nfturnnnn Mm It O l.nwton
nml Mm. M. (.. Dally rmno nrouml
with a Inn rtliuply lonili'tl nml t"t
Il up lu liur room, whllu him wit out
In tht Itlttiluui, lit tliicitiullfB. tlnrk
t'liml the room nml tluni Muni for her,
mul thu rcail'T run Inm'Kliut lu-r Mir
iirlho when lit tuitonul nml foumt n
irou with Hilrt-iiovim prt'ioutM -riiruly
Hoil on It with thtt nitiuoH of
iw ilouom iittachoil to onrh olio. Tho
follow) ii k lu'moiin wttro nmniiR the
frlut'ilH who t'eutrlhutuil: Mm. M. I.
Dully. Mm. a II llnruUli, Mm. Clara
Hot. Mr. mul Mm Win. Von tier llol
Itiu, MImh Miihlo WuniHli.y. Mm. Vlr
It 1 0 l.owlou, Mm. O. i:. NlrhnlH (l.ll
llti), Mm. Jmnt'H Jonliiu, Mr. nml Mm.
.1. W. .Smith, Ollu lloliui'K. Ituy llnr
iiIhIi, Itohtilu HurnlMli, Mr. nml Mm.
Win. Drown, Army llrowu, Mm. Lot
tit Vnn 8coy, Mm. Holt. Mm, H. W.
OwIhkHi Mr. mul Mm. Van Vnrtor,
of AHlilnml, Mm. .loo Mormon, Mm.
A. J. I'loroy, Minn Dottlo HnritlHli,
Minn Kay N'luholrt, Mm. It. (I. Hrown,
Mm. Win. KnlKliton, Mr. nmt Mm.
(litorKo Wtmt of Mctlforil, Mr. VorIII.
MIhh 1 nits WIIIuIh of I't'l-blHt, MIhh
Mahlu I'riiutt, Itnv, BluiimiliM, MlRH
Miirj;nrot Kloroy, Win. Knighton.
Vllliinl OwIiikh, Mr. nml Mm. Ulny
(f'olo ami miiit .Ktiuiiotli nml Ion
Hmltli. Ami uho with hnr piirontH
liml iiIhIoih iknlro throut;li tlui Mnll
Trlliimu to oxiucsh tlmlr npproclutlou
of lliolr thouiililfuluoHH ami UIiuIiichb.
I CENTRAL POINT ITEMS. I,
4 t
; Mr. nml Mm. Jlnrry Orlffltli of
Portlnml nro spomlliiK tho holldnyH
with Mr. arlflth'H futhui1, John Grif
fith iiitl fnmlly of mllllonnro row,
', Mr. mul Mm. II. II. Tuttlo ami Mr.
ami Mm, 1). Mu.MKIIlop Hpont OhrlHt
innii In (Irmita, I'iibh,
'( 0. M. (Iralinm loft Wi'ilnuHilny
mornliiis for HI, Clnru vnlloy Cnllfor
ulu to Hpuiul it fow ilnyn,
, Mr. ami Mm. . II. Htmtovmit,
M W . ... .W.1 -..,- ;. I I, i I I I ! , III I I I I " I ' , , l i I li i I J, .
-- r ..ui4tii i4rtkt Oaih N r . . 7 V S
- z' r-. rvt --" -w i a.mi -'ujifi .. . ; . . ,
waul.WMAT - 6o U)NC THAT If Zl'W t , J , . uniT ' ' '-
r'T.lWftVI WfiMOOWeiUSTo WHAT AW. YH L,, M lT r, 1 .v.,w, w,r v -- -...
XZlT WNIWTKBCMW'TMnt CbNNft 61U(L J runS fW'T"B " ov '" 5
L.r:,"uu,ww,i spihit and fiiup bach o " -- ovv i a-;' .... -ft -
T,,:7'.rr' aeTMiNC tsno v LZl '-S- J vwwstmas"; 7 , i
v ' liuiii x .....t. .... . i r -t .j -' i ...-
Mil .n ' - !. v nit VTM v . - I .- '.. '
Mr mul Mm. K (' Knlir nml rlill
ilreii ami Minn Allen Hlnckfonl itutul
Wi'iliiumlny In Mt'ilfnnl.
Mm. HiikIi I'rlul nml chllilrnii nrn
npi'iiilluK Hut hollilnytt with Mr. I'rlnt
nt Wi'i'il, fnl.
W. ('. Owen nml fnmlly took
(MirlMlninn illunnr with Mr. nml Mrs,
John Hrlfflth lu Hut KtihtirliK.
Mm. M. II. I'nrltiT wntt n Chrliti
man KmtMt of Mr. nml Mftr. (luiiiilmr
luln of Ituy tlolil
I'roftHiKnr ami Mrn. A J. Ilmily of
Mini font with Wt'ilnoMtlny KUtHttn of
Mr. Ilroniltittiit nml fnmlly.
A. W. Moon nml fnmlly nml Mm.
Moon Hr., nro Riuimltm: Hit' lioliln)H
In tlrmits IMtm,
Chnrlt'n Wrlsht nml Mr. In era in
of California am Tlttltlmr mlntlvi'ii
lirr(.
'IVoiityflvi of our t'lllsi'iis npont
WcilncHilay nfttriioon In Miulfortl.
Chrlittiuus wnn tlnly olicrtil lutm
hy Hit Mirloim rhiirchoo. Tlu I'rt'S
li)tirlnu anil Clirltlnn rliurchos liuv
I tiC nlimliiK nml recltutlotiN ami thtt
Mt'thuillNt rliurch n chlltlrcn'ii oan
lata. Tlu ho u nun wiro w.ll fllluil
ami tho llttlt on cit ilrnnrvo much
crctllt for Hm wry plonMiiK inannor
lu which each nml overy mm ri'iuliTt'il
thnlr parts,
Tho ilnucn rlviui hy Murphy mul
Hnrlforil of Mftlfonl at tho Central
Point opera Iioiim Clirlntiuns Kvn
was iionrly ntteniled. Hood order
wnn mnlntnliiril nnd tint ilnuccs woro
much enjoyed by thoitc who did nt
Uml. ,
"The dniictt Klvon hy th Central
I'olut orcheitlra In Central Hall
Clirhtman nlr.ht wns n success In
every respect both financially nml
socially. In addition to our own
people, n largo delegation from Mod
ford, Jnckrouvlllft nml otlmr nlluy
towns were lu nltumlmirtt.
Mr. Marlon of Kan Francisco Is
IkIIIiik frleiidtt hen.
Mr. nnd Mm. D. J. Hay or .Seattle
nro vIslttiiK their parvnts, Mr. mid
Mm. J. II. (lay nml Mr. nmt Mm. C.
II. Hny of Medford spout Clirlittnia
hern with them,
Mm. IttMtues of Mml font spent
ChrlMinns with her sou it. C. nml
Mrs. Iltame here.
Uoorffu Merrlinau and fnmlly. of
Medford spent ChrUliutiH hern with
his son Tom Mcrrlnuin nml fnmlly
rt'tiirultiK homo Thtimdny lunrnliiK-
Mlss Drmift of Ashland nml Miss
Itnsn Dofurd ot rUuiM Valley spent
part of tlilM week with thu fnmlly of
W. D Seiim.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
kohcoiI.YOIijMa.n
Col. II. II. SarKent
Announcofl his cnmlltlnny for coun
cilman, Second Word, Mctlforil.
(Paid Advt.)
J. W. llKltlllAN'
8ul)inltu his iimno to tho votora ot
tho Klmt Ward as n cnmlldato for
coiincllmnn. IK KUICTUl) I W1LI
8TUIVK TO 1)0 ItKIHT.
(1'ald Advt.)
J. i:. (.luck) Kteuart
1 hereby nunoiiiice mysolt ns n
cnmlldato for councilman from tho
second word. J. K. mmvnrt, 70S
West 10th. '
(Paid Advt.)
Il, M, Auilitius
I horoby nnuniiuco niyuolt ns can
dlilnto for couiicllmnu lu tho first
ward.
(Paid Advt.)
(JeoiKO l'oilor
I horowlth nnnohttco tnysolt ni
cnmlldato (or couucllmun lu tho first
ward.
(Paid Advt.)
1). J. Htull
I horiiby muiouiica mysolt as can
dtdntu for coiincllmnn In tho socoud
wnrd.
(Paid Advt.)
J. Ii. Deinincr
I horowlth nunoiiuco mysolt ns
camlldnto for coiincllmnn In tho third
wnrd. J. It. Dommor, CQ9 W. Jnclt-
son. !
(Paid Advt.)
MEDFORT) UATh TRTDUNR,
A. H. Milton
Announrcs his rnmlldaey for roun
cllinnfi from Iho Third Ward. Elec
tion January H, 101.1.
(Paid Advt.)
FOlt .MAVOK.
J. V. .Milt bell
In nnnounulniT my candidacy for
tho mnyornlty. I wish to sny that, as
w havo nvtVy nsstirnncl of n most
prosperous your, lt us niinrd ncnlnsl
orroif In public nffnlrs.
Now, as to tho public rnarkftt, I
want to hay that 1 nm, ami always
have been, a stroriR ndvocnto ot tho
p'lliH market. I was ainoni; tho
first of Iho council to favor and pro
mote It. I feel that tho success of
our market Is duo ns much to my
elotrts ns nny other member of tho
council. I shall, If reeled, use
eyvry honorable effort to mnko It a
continued success, ns I realize the
Brest benefit It Is to both producer
nnd consumer.
Now, ns to tho saloons. Bo long
as tho state and tho city Ilcenio Hioiii
to do business, thoy aro entitled to
do so; but I nm n strong ndvocnto ot
law enforcement, ns tho Inws exist,
and when tho Inws aro wrong, wo
have a remedy, It's up to tho public.
1 firmly bellevo In oetetopment
nnd progress, but not to tho extent
of reckless extravneanco. Wo must
Kuard against this recklessness, but
not to tho extent ot retraction. I
am strictly opposed to any special
prlvlloKns ns to locations, persons or
corporations, but adhrro rigidly to
tho best interests ot iho public
I Inllovo that tho samo considera
tion In duo to tho ladles as to tho
men, In all our public affairs.
(Paid Advt.)
W. i:ifcrt
Tor tho Information of tho voters
ot Medford, I tnko this mothod of
annoiiuoliiR my position on tho prin
cipal questions of Interest to tho
peoplo of our city.
If elected, my tlmn and services
will nlwnys bo nvnllnblo to tho pub
lic nml suggestions and criticisms
will nt nil times reecho most care
ful consideration. When over It In
apparent that tho majority ot our
cltUens aro united In opinion oppo
slto to my Individual views, 1 will
yield to tho majority, regardless ot
my personal opinions.
Our public market should bo on
courmu'd nnd developed nlons such
lines ns will result In tho rtrcatcat ad
vantage to tho community.
Our laws regarding sanitary con
ditions should bo nctlvoly enforced,
nnd supplemented by othors It tho
uxlstlng ordinances aro Inadoquato.
My experiences has convinced mo
that tho suggestions offered from
tlmu to tlnio by tho women ot tho
community, even bofom ttio right ot
suffrage was extended to thorn, have
always boon of value, and should rc
colvo tho utmost consideration.
Our present lawn regulating tho
saloons nml tho snlo ot liquor, nnd
such other restrictions ns tho council
or puoplu may hcrontter onset,
should bo rigidly enforced, and It
found Inadequate, or Insufficient,
should bo amended,
Our water rnten should ho revised
so that tho cost of mnlntonnnco, nnd
tho necessary contributions to tho
sinking fund may bo equitably dis
tributed umoiiK. tho consumers, hut
no surpliiH should bo accumulated at
t Ito expense) ot tho rnto payor.
Tho work ot Uio flnnnco commlt
tco nnd of tho other principal com
mittees of tho council should bo
ojiou to suggestion and subject to
criticism, mid tho criticism, sugges
tions, mid co-oporntlon of rcprosonta
lives ot our various clvlo bodlos
should ho Invited nud encouraged lu
such work.
If elected I plodgo" mysolt to use
my utmost endeavor to carry out tho
Idoas outlined above, nnd to give
Medford an Impartial; progressive,
business administration.
(Paid Advt.)
J. K. Watt
V "At Iho solicitation of many citi
zens I havo (loouloil (o become- n can-
BEDFORD, OinxiON, Ff?iT)AV, DKCFMUFM 27, 1012.
tliiiato for tho office of mnyor nt tho
nomine election In January. Jn this
conucelion I wish to xlntn that if
elected, I will lias mv Ix-M effortu to
ttivo tho cily tt clean business wl
miiiiHlriilloil. (1'nitl Advt.)
V. J". atc
Durlne tho last ton days a number
ot cltlzons havo called upon me, re
Minuting mo to become a cnmlldato
for mayor of tho city of Medford.
After duo consideration nnd consul
tation with cltlzons In nil lines ot
business, I havo doclded to announce
mysolt ns a candidate for said offlco.
I thoroforo present to the voters of
Medford, for their comldoratlon, my
platform, which Is ni follows!
An honest, opon and atiovo-bosrd,
clean rut business administration.
A fair nnd square deat at alt times.
Kqtial rights to all. Bpeclal priv
ileges to nono.
A gonulno peoples public market.
Itegnrdlng tho liquor question.
Personally I do not drink, never have,
but as lonR as tho government, stato
and city llcenso saloons, and under
strict regulation they obey tbo law,
they aro entitled to protection.
Should they persist in disobeying tho
law, their llcenso should bo revoked.
A careful accounting ot all finan
ces. Alt disbursements subject to pub
lic Inspection and open for pupbllca
Hon by tho city press.
Duo consldorutlon ot all petitions
for and against public improvements.
A rigid practice ot economy, except
when such economy has a tendency
to rotard progress.
I will further all progressive mat
tors of general Improvement for tho
city, but such must come within the
scopo ot good business,
I shall endeavor to use. my best
efforts for tho keeping of tint city In
a sanitary condition at all times.
Whereas, after years ot struggle,
tho women have been given the
prlvllego of exercising their rights
of citizenship, duo consideration will
bo given them on all matters of pub
lic Importance Should 1 bo elected,
I assuro tho peoplo that I will be
ma) or In fact ns well as namo. I
will not be tho tool of nny clique,
nnd will bo Influenced only by what
I bellorn to bo right nud equitable.
If tho nbovo platform meets with
your approval and you bellevo I nm
capablo of filling tho office, I will
appreciate your support.
C. 13. GATES.
(Paid Advt.)
FOlt HKNT lTltNISIIi:i KOOMS
FOH KENT Modern furnished
rooms at tho Cottngo, C04 West
'10th st., two blocks south Medford
Hotel. Hot nml cold water In
rooms. Mrs. II. M. Cuss. 274
FOR HENT Largo sleoplng room,
$l.d0 and $2 per week. Modern
housekeeping npartmonts, $15 nnd
$10. Home phono 2CC-IC 222
South Holly. '
KOH HENT Strictly modern, stoam
heated furnished room with board
for two people. 249 S. Hlvcrslde.
24S
NEW TODAY
A ranch up Hoguo river, 's an Ideal
plaeo for party wlio NC'nntsMo raise
lots of stock, farm right, nnd enjoy
hunting and fishing,, and flno scen
ery. 237 acres, on 'Crater I.nko
road, 110 acres cleared, and tillable
101 acres of this Is In crop, and un
der n good gravity Irrigation ditch,
30 acres In alfalfa, balance lu hay
nnd grnln, 3 acres lu'orchurd, part In
b'enrlug, sold $500.00 worth of apples
this year. Somo good' saw timber,
nnd lots ot good pa'sttiro on tho
place. Tho houso and ' barn, and
othor buildings ore good, and many
tourist afford a flita', market for nil
tho1 stuff rained. Tools; a -team and
a row go with the plaeo. Thoro Is
no meumbrunee, nud, iho party will
soil for $15,000, taking $5000.00
cash.
: C. D. HOON
. Hoom la, Jackson County Uauk llldg.
FOR RENT IIOIWvS Mill Nil ir; ;iim.i-iiiiA.'r.t.i;.-i m,ni. ..-.- i)iii.vtui
I'Olt HUNT 10 room house rear of
Farmers ft rriillgroweni bnnk,
suitable, for biiHlmtss, real cstntn,
boarding or rooming house. Gold
Hay Itealty Co.. Oth nml Kir His
F()ll HKNT Hoven room lionsi.
Iir.,000. Phono Col. II. II. Sar
gent, '.'fill
FOU ItnNT Thrco tnodrirn flvo
room nouns, ono furnished. 40
South Kir mreet. 238
FOlt IIBNT Modern U room fur
nished house. Call at CO North
Orange.
KOH KKNT - Now four room bunga
low, furnished. Phono 28G-L. 237
KOH HKNT Kurnlshcd house, close
In, M. A. Hader, M. F. & II. Co.
FOH HRNT 5 room mooern bun
galow, practically new. Medford
Itoalty Improvement Co.
FOH HKNT I room house! $5.00
per month. Gold Hay Hcalty Co.
FOH IIBNT Two room bachelor
homo. 214 W. 8th St. See Whlto
& Trowbridge
FOU ItBNT IIOUKBKBKPINa
IIOO.MH
FOH HKNT Two housekeeping
rooms, furnished, lights, gas, wood
heater, no children, down stairs.
U7 8. Central. 237
FOH HKNT Two nlco largo unfur
nished rooms lu prlvatn family.
-Call 901 N. Control Sunday or af
ter fi. n. m. 232
ion m:.T Fi'iiNisur.i) aits,
KOH HENT Smith Apts. 217 S. HIv.
FOR IIBNT Furnished apartment
new, prlrato bath, hot water heat.
The Dcrben Apartment, 10 Quinco
St., corner West Main.
1()K KKNT OITICKS
FOH IIBNT I-trge, romforlablo of
flco rooms with elevator service,
steam heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Medford Furnl
turo ft Hdw. Co
FOU ItK.NT MlSCKUa.VKOUS
FOH LEASE Fully equipped placer
mine. Gold Hay Hcalty Co.
FOH IIBNT Handles, largo and
small, alfalfa and garden lands.
Gold Hay Hcalty Co.. Cth and Fir.
FOH HUNT 30 room furnished
hotel on percentage. Gold Hay
Ilealty Co.
I FOH HENT 1C room rooming houso
over Blforfs tailor shop. 207 w.
Main. Reo Whlto ft Trowbridge.
FOH SA1.K HOl'SKS
FOH SALE 4 room furnished mod
ern houso lu Medford on largo lot,
welt flnlsncd In side', 75 acres
timber on splendid land, partly
creel; bottom 33 miles from Med
ford. All for $3200 cash. Inquire
P. O. Ilox 005. 254
FOH SALE 4 room houso nnd lot
$700. $100 cash and $15.00 per
month. Gold Hay Hcalty Co. "
FOH 8ALK At'HIUOK
FOH SALE Handles, acre tracts,
town property, from $5 per aero,
upwards on 5 and 10 years tlmo.
Gold Hay Hcalty Co., Sixth and
Fir.
I'Olt SALE LOTS
FOH SALE Lot. cheap, on paved
street. Call
Home 73-L, or 221
Ninth street.
241"
FOlt SALE MIKCKIiLAiVKOUri
FOH SALE Ono young Hamlltonlan
marc, bay, work slnglo or double,
weight 1100 pounds; ono aged or
chard horso, good service any
where. Flvo turkey hens, ono
goblur for breeding purposes. S.
C. George, Porrydute, It, K. 1). No. 3.
Ilox 77.
FOH SALE Fruit box labels In ono
two or threo colors, printed as you
order at tho Mall Tribune.
FOH SALE Calling cards, prlntod,
ongrarod or embossed at tho Mall
Tribune office.
FOH SALE Loose lent lodger sys
tems, any stylo or anndo to order
by tho Mall Trlbuno blndoryt
FOH 8 ALE 1913 B passenger au
tomobllo almost now. Bargain for
cash. Hox 80, Trlbuue.
KOH SALE 'Young small work team
harness, wagon, carriage, house
li61d goods ot all kinds. It you
wuut some bargains hero Is yoir
qlmncc. Everything must, go
within a fow diiysi K. II. Dynge,
1 mllu west ot Daggett ranch. 241
-t t oyno'no jwjx 2 Jrfcg.
FOH BALE Legal blanks, tresspass
notices, for sale or rent sings at
tho Mall Trlbuno.
FOH SALE- Dry oak wood. Phono
.113-11. 248
FOH SALE Heavy farm bors, rea
Konublo. Koute I, box 17. 23D
FOH HALE Good young team, age
0 and 7. Wagon nnd harness In
gootl condition Phono 7103. 22 A
KOH SALB Letter hoafli nnd fancy
stationery, printed, engraved or
embossed, as 70a wish at the
Mall Trlbuno.
KOH 8ALB Horso and buggy to
gether or separately, very cheap.
410 King street, or phono 344-.
242
WANTED SITtTATIOXS
WANTED Position by man and
wife, lady good cook. References
furnished, Uox 100, care Mall Tri
bune. 238
WANTED Iady wishes children to
car for by the week or month.
Phono 3590. Residence 825 Bast
9th street. 242
HELP WANTKDl'ILMALK
WANTED Nurecs nt Granite City
Hospital. Ashland. Apply In
person Immediately. Granite City
Hospital.
WAXTED MlSCEI.liAXKOUS
WANTED Good team and outfit,
exchange for clear lot. uox 355
Central Point. ' 23R
WANTED Old books to reblnd or
unbound books to bind. All work
guaranteed. Mall Tribune office.
WANTED Up-to-date peoplo to in
stall modern loose leaf systems in
their business. Any stylo and
"Made in Medford." Mall Trl
buno bindery.
MONEY TO MIAN
MONEY TO IAN On city and
close In ranch property. C. A.
McArthur. room 3. P. O. block,
phone 3G81.
UUSIXESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys
C. i- RBAMES. LAWYER Offlco
Medford National Dank bldg., sec
ond floor.
PORTER J. NKKK. WM. P. MEALEY
Attorneys-at-Mw. Rooms 1 and
2, Postottlco bldg.
A. E. RBAMES, LAWYER Gamett
Corey bldg.
MULKEY ft CHERRY (II. K. MUt
KEY, GEO. W, CHERRY) Rooms
11 and 12 Jackson County Rank
bldg.
W,. J. CANTON Attorney mid Coun
sellor nt law. Room 2, Rlalto
building, Medford, Ore
Accountants
D. H. WOOD General Accouutant
Your books audited and Kept for a
reasonnblo figure; your business
solicited. Office Medford Mall
Trlbuno bldg., phono CCU; real
denco phono 0302.
Auto Supplies
LAHBR AUTO SPRINO CO. Our
big secrot in making springs is tho
tempering. Wo aro operating tho
largest, Xttdcst nnd best equipped
plant In tho Pacific northwest. Uso
our springs when othors fall. Sold
under guarantee 2G North Fif
teenth St., Portland, Ore
Hrli-b
MEDFORD BRICK CO. Geo. W.
Prlddy, O. 1). Naglo, Geo. T.
O'llrlou Contractors and manu
facturers ot brick; denlora lu
pressed brick and lime. Offlco ttt
their brick yard, West Jackson st.
Phono 'No. 3461.
Chiropractors
DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Loulso E.
Hodges, Mochnuo - Therapists,
Chiropractors, Spoudylotboraplsts.
Theso systems, Including dietetics,
curatlvo gymnastics, hydro-ther-
apny. etc., prouueo results in uotn
nouto and chronic dlsenses. Con
sultation free 230 North Bartlctt
st.. ne,t door to M. E. church.
Hours U a. in. to 5. in, Othor hours
uy uppomtmcut. Roll puono Main
4171.
DR. R.J. LOCKWOOD. Chiropractor,
norvo specialist. Rooms 203-04-05
Garuott-Corey bldg. Vapor
baths and sclontulc massage given;
ndvlco lu dlototlcs, modlcal gym
nastics, liyctroptliorapy,. Lady at
tendant. Phpuo Home 145-L, Main
5712,
PACHA FIVE "
By "Bud" Fisher
1 NEWYCJ
CHI! Fihglnerr
LOHI3 W. WHITING Civil englneor
nnd surveyor. Water filings nml
Irrigation wrk n specialty; sur
reys, subdividing, building grades,
city engineering, drafting, , sower
design, toncrc(o work, punip nnd
cannr ityjitems. Room S, Palm blk.,
Medford. Or
DonlMH
DR. W. M. VAN 8COYOO
DR. O. C. VAN HCOYOO
Dentists
Garnctt-Corcy bldg., suite 310.
Medford. Ore. Roth phones.
DR. ARTEMU8 W. DEANE Dentist.
Offlco In niallo bldg., 123 Bast
Main St Gas administered for ex
traction ot teeth. Phone Main 681.
Night phone 4432.
Garbage
OARHAGH Oct your premises
cleaned up for tho winter. Call
oo tho city garbage wagons for
good service. Phono Mala 6251. F.
r. Allen.
Notary Public
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub
He Bring your work to no at the
sign of The Mall Trlbnne.
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Our tree
aro budded, not grafted. Oar stock
is not Irrigated. We guarantee
everything put out Wo are not In
the trust. II. D. Patterson. Office
removed to office Hotel Nash, la
sldo entrance, next to barber shop,
Printers and PHblkrficm
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office Ic
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland , prices. 27 North
Fir rL
Physician and Surgeons
DR. F. G. CAHLOW. DR. EVA
MAINS CAHLOW Osteopathic
physicians. 41G-4I7 Garnett-Corev
bldg., phono 278-K. Residence
420 South Laurel st.
DR. STEARNS Physician nml sur
geon. Offlco Jackson County Rank
bldg., rooms 17-18-19, phono rr.01;
residence 307 South Oakdale St.,
phono 7171. Home phono, test
denco 109, offlco 130.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D.
Practice limited to disease) of
women. Offices over Haaklns drug
store Offlco phono Main 1001;
resldenco phono Main 70S1
DR. J. J. EMMENS-Physiclnn and
Burgeon. Practice limited to oye,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses supplied
Offlco 228 East Main St. Hours
8:30 a. m. to S p. m. Both phones.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Offlco Jnck
son County Bank bldg. Office
phono Main 433; Res, phono. Main
582.
DR. MARION Physician nnd Bur
geon, Stewart bldg., comer Main
mid Rartlett sts., office phono, 271;
resldenco phone, 273.
E. KIROIIGESSNER. M. D. Prao
tlco limited to chronlo dlsoaca.
Office Hotel Hollund, Wednesdays
10-3. Both phones'. Residence
phenes: Farmer lGxxO Eaglo Point
and Hoguo River Hue.
HERMANN F. RATTE, M. D. Of
ffco over Medford National Rank.
Offlco phono 6701. Residence
Hotel Holland.
CLARK H, SAUNDERS, M. D. Prac
tlco limited to eye. ear, nose and
throat. Eyes scientifically tested
and glasses furnished when neoded.
Garnott-Coroy bldg., second floor.
Roth phones, Medford, Ore,
DR. MARTIN O. HARDER Physi
cian and Biirgoou. Offlco Palm
block, opposlto NaBh Hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4, Phoue Pacitlo
1101.
DR. It. W. CLANCY Physician 'and
surgeon. Phones, offlco, C01; resl
denco, 7241. Offlco hours 10 to
12, a to G.
DR. V. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
Physician, 303 Garnett-Corey
nulldiug. Phono Ot-R,
HteitogrnplicrH
ELLA M. OAUNYAW-T-Palm block.
Stenogrdphlo work done quickly
and well,
y..'..W .. !-!' n."."riir.-T ' ifci '.id
Transfer
EA13 TRANSFER ft HTORAQB CO.
' Offlco 10 South Fir St.-: Phone
Roll 3 152; Home 350-K. Prise
. right, Borneo guarantMHl.
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