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HERE ON FRIDAY
Arrordlmt to wnnl received from
ItlcU Donald liy Mcilfont friends,
II nil Anderson. uuAl lightweight
flliampliiu of llin world, wilt nirUo In
,l(ilf(inl noxt I'rlilii) inurii'tiu on his
y to Han Pninclxco whore tin will
v tabu (iii ("rankle lliirtm or Harlem
1"oiniiiy Murphy January IS.
"Unit In In llm vury best of eondl
Hon," write iVjek. "tiiul when wit no
for llin (Irirt time In Hun I'mncilNro
I hero ullt lie hoiih' ttiliiK itoliiK W
tt roailv for On bmt of them "
REVELLERS TO DANCE
WEONESDAY EVE AT NAT
The ltev oiler) dunce, ilnte for
wlilcli lime licim vrtriniilv iiommiiccit
will Iik In-lit nt Hip Miimll Nut luill
oil 'edtieiuv ei ruing, Jan. I. The
commit In' Iiik, nrrmigcd u pr;riiiii
full of .nririi(".
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
TOU COUNCILMAN'
Cot.-II. II. Sargent
Aunounrc hla candldnry for coun
cllman, Hcrotnt Wnnt, Mpilfonl.
. (Tnlit AUrU)
J. W, ItintltlAN
Hubmltn ItU titimo to tho voter of
tlio I'lntt Ward nn it cnnillilato for
roiinrllinun. If KI.KCTKU I WILL
irnuvi: to do ttiniiT.
(I'atil AilvL)
.1. i:. (Jitrk) Htcivnrt
I hnrvby nnnounco ujrtlf aa a
ranUliUto for councilman from tho
Hflconit ward. J. K. ntewart, 708
Wot tOth.
(Paid Adrt.)
12. M. Androua
I iioroliy auuouuco myiolt nn ran
dldato for councilman In tho first
ward.
(Paid Adrt.)
ftairKp W. I'ortrr
I homwlth aunounco myotf ai
rnndldato for coiinclliuan In tho flmt
ward.
(Paid Advt.)
1). J. Hlull
I hnrnliy iiuuounco inyaolf aa can
dlduto for councilman In tho tocoud
ward.
(Paid Advt.)
J. h. Dviiiiucr
I licrowlth nnnouuco myiolf n
candldato for councilman In tho third
! want. J. L. Duminor, COO W, Jack
noil.
(Paid Advt.)
1
' A, K. Hilton'
Aunounco IiIh candidacy for roun
rllmau from tho Third Ward. Elec
tion January It, 1013.
(Paid Advt.)
FOIt JMAYOH.
J, W. .MIX hell
In atinouuelni; my candidacy for
tho mayoralty, I wlil to say that, as
wo linvo ovory nsuunuico of u moat
pro'pcroiiH year, let uu (tnard nenlnut
urroiit In pulilli) nffulrn.
Now, iih to tho public market, I
want to say Hint nm, and alwuys
luivo boon, 11 stroiur ndvocnto of the
puti!) miu'kut. I wiih umiuiK tho
first of tho council to favor and pro
inoto It, I fool tl;at tho auccoua of
uur mnrket la duo an much tn my
nlotitrt 11s any other mombor of tho
rouuull. I shall, It elected, iso
ovory honorahlo offort to innko It 11
continued hiiccohs, ns I rimllro tho
Krent bouaflt It Is to both producor
ami consumer.
i Now, na to tlio saloons, (to lontt
nH tho stnto nnil tho city IIcoiiho Jhoiu
to do bimlnta, thoy aro eiitttlod to
do bo) hut I nm it stroiiK ndvocato of
law enforromont, ns H.o lnwo oxlat,
mid whuu tho laws nro wronu, wo
( quick ! youiv. i
I moosq iv on fine', ) I
hnvu a rcmnly, It'it up to tlm pnMlc.
I firmly linllovo In (Jeroioiimont
nnil iror.ro, but not lo tho oxtout
of rdokti'M AxIrnvaKnnco. Wo mint
Kuant nmiliiHt thU rocldcitinoiii, but
not to tin extent of rntractlon. I
nm itrlctly opnomiil (o any ipuclal
prlvllogcn nH to locutloiiH, poron or
corporailoim, but ntlliura rlRlilly to
tlm ImikI InicrcRtit of tlm public.
I brtlnvn tlmt tin, lutim consilium
Hon In iIiki to tlm Initio an to tliu
tnoii, In all our public affairs,
tl'ulil Advt.)
w. w. i:irTt
Kor tlm Information of tho voters
of M ml ford, I tako thla method of
nnnouucliiK my ponlilon on tlio prin
cipal iiipnllonn of Intercut to tho
iwoplo of our city.
If elected, my Hunt and icrvlco
will atwayn bn nvallabto to tho pub
lie and HURRcitlont and crlttclimi
will at all t linen rccolvo ntont care
ful rontlderatlon. When over It Is
apparent that tho majority of our
cltUeti aro united In opinion oppo
Ito to my Individual views, I will
yluld to tho mnjorlty, regardless of
my porsonal opinions.
Our public market should bo en
coiiracod and dnvoloped nlonc such
lines as will result In tho itrcalcst ad
vantaKo to tho community.
Our laws rcKirdtntr sanitary con
ditions should bo actively enforced,
11 tnl supplemented by others If tho
uxtstliiR ordinances aro Inadequate.
My experiences has convinced mo
j that tho siiRitestlons offered from
tlino to tlmo by tho women of iho
community, oven beforw tlio right of
suffraRo was extended to them, haro
always been of valuo, and should ro
cclvo tho utmost consldnratlon. .
Our present laws regulating tho
saloons and tho salo of liquor, and
such other restrictions as tho council
or peoplo may horeaftor onact,
should bo rlRlilly enforced, and It
found Inadequate, or Insufficient,
should bo nmondnd.
Our water rates should ho rovticd
so that tho cost of maintenance, and
th necessary contributions to tho
sinking fund may bo equitably dis
tributed among tho consumers, but
no surplus should bo accumulated at
tho expense of tho rato payor.
Tho work of tho fluanco commit
ted and of tho other principal com
mittees of the council should bo
open to nugKostlon and subject to
criticism, and tho criticism, sukscs
tlons, and co-oporatton of representa
tives of our various civic bodies
should bo Invited and encouraged In
such work.
If elected I plodRi) myriolt to use
my utmost endeavor to curry out tho
Ideas outlined nbovo, and to slvo
Medford nn Impartial, progressive,
business administration.
(Paid Advt.)
J. K. Watt
"At tho solicitation of innny clli
rem) I hnvu deeiileil to liecomo 11 ciiii
ilitlatn for tho office of mayor at tho
coming election in Jiiiiiutry. In thia
nonnuelion I winli to Httito that if
elueted, I will usu my hcrtt efforts to
kIvo tho city n olenn hiiHineHH nd
miuiHtrution, (Paid Advt.)
O. K. Gates
During tho lust ton days a number
at cltlmus havo called upon mo, re
questing mo to 'liecomo n candldato
tor mayor of tho city of Medford.
After duo consideration and consul
tatlou with citizens In nil linos of
luminous, I havo decided to aunounco
myself ns n candldato for said office.
I therefore presout to tho votors ot
Medford, for tholr consideration, my
platform, which Is as follows;
An honest, opou and ntiovo-board,
clonn cut business administration,
A fair nnd aqunra deat at all times.
Kqual rights to all. Special priv
ileges to none.
A gonuluo ponplos public market.
Rognrdluir tlio liquor qliostlou.
Porsonnlly I do not drlnlc, novor havo,
hut as lone ns tho government, atato
and city license buIooiib, and under
strlot regulation thoy oboy tho law,
thoy 'nro outltlod to protection.
Should thoy persist In disobeying tho
law, tholr license should bo rovokod.
MKDFOIIT) MATiVJ'KTnUNH,
rsrr!asm!
'air kvin5'
AT VIM INT I flUiT TttLLVOW
THAT T IvOGPlN GYwmTirr,
3TCHL YnLtrr.ri If rriB emi
Toc nee!
6V& . VbUftljAjMK WW, rsu
nro YOU LflbQTOCft
CMlMVrrArV
I UI'S SA.VW&S
A careful ucroiltitlUK of nit finan
ces. All disbursement subject to pub
lic Inspection and open for pupbllca
Hon by tho clly press.
Duo consldnratlon ot all potltlons
for and nKalnst public Improvements,
A rl?ld practice of economy, except
when such economy has a tendency
to retard progress.
I will further all progressive mat
ters of generol Impnucment for tho
city, but such must coino within tho
senpn ot good business,
I shall endeavor to use tny best
efforts for tho koeplng of tho city In
a sanltnry condition nt all times.
Whereas, after years or strucftlo,
tho women havo been niton the
privilege ot exercising their rights
of cltUeiishlp, duo consideration will
be given them on nil matters of pub
lic Importance, flhould I bo elected,
1 nssuro tho people that I will bo
maor In fact as well as name. I
will not bo tbo tool ot any clique,
and will bo Influenced only by what
I bellovo to bo right and equitable.
If tho nbovo platform meets with
your approval and you bellovo I am
capable ot tilling tho office, I will
nppreclnto your support.
C. K. OATE3.
(Paid Advt)
INVOLUTION.
Ito It resolved by tho city council
of tho city of Medferd:
8ectlon 1 Thoro Is hereby or
dered to ho hold In tho city ot Med
ford an annual election for tbo flec
tion or city oKloer. pursuant to tho
charter of said city.
Raid annual election Is ordered to
bo held on tlm Hth day ot January.
It 13, between the hours provided In
tho charter, for tho holding of an
nual elections.
Tho following officers shMl bo
elected at said electien:
one mayor.
One councilman from each ward.
Tho following nro tho polling- places
In said city designated as tho places
at whlth said election will bo held.
First Ward apartn IHdg., No. 11,
North Illversldo acnue.
Second Ward Palm llldg.. No.
217 West Main street.
Third Ward City Hall.
Tho following aro hereby desig
nated as judges of said electien:
First Ward I). T. Lawlon, Judge.
Kobert Taylor, who shall also act
ns clerk. '
Prank Jordan, who shall also act
as clerk.
Second Ward -J. II. Ilollonger,
Judge.
M. P. Schmltt, who shall also act
ns clerk.
(leo. C, Dovlne, who shall also act
as clerk.
Third Ward O.00. II. Young,
Judge.
J. W. Dressier, who shnll also act
as clerk.
A. K. Harnett, who shall also act
ns clerk.
Tho foregoing resolution was.
passed by tho city council of tlm
city of Medford, Oregon, on tho 2Sth
day of December, I'Jl'J, by tho fol
lowing vete:
Watt, nyoj Mitchell, aye; limerick,
aye; Campbell, nye; Summorvllle,
aye, nnd Millar aye.
Approved December 28th. 1912.
W. II. CANON,
Attest: Mayor,
li. T. KOS3.
City Recorder.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
annual city election ordered by tho
foregoing resolution for tho election
of tho officers, will bo held In snld
city at the tlmo and nt tho places
designated In said resolution.
H. T. FOSS,
City Recorder.
Dated Decembor 28th, 1012.
OUD1NAXCH NO.
no.
An ordinance making tho annual
tax levy ot tho city of Medford, Ore
gon, and tho Medford Itoad District
for tho year 1!M2,
Tho city ot Medford doth ordnlu
iih follews:
Section 1. Thoro shall bo lovlod
for the. your ID 12, tho following
taxes upon tho nsscssed valuation of
nil tho tnxnhlo property In the city
of Medford, Oregon, as bIiowii by tho
assessment roll for Jackson county;
Oregon, for tho year 11U2, for tho
following purposes, to-wlt:
For Interest Fund, for pnymout
of Interest on bonded, city dobt,
two nnd flvo-tonths (2 C-lOthu)
mlllH on the dollar,
For streot and rond purposes, ono
nnd fUo-tenths (1 r.-10tliu) mills on
tho dollar. Tho lvy for street ftufl
load purposes shall bo lovlod upon
nil tho taxable property in tho city of
Medford, and lu thu Medford llond
District, . .
For gonoral sowor purposes, ono
and flvo-touths (1 G-lOths) mills on
tho dollar, -
For Flro Fund, ouo and two-!
MKHKORT), QIMfflOX, TIHttmAV. nWRMBrctt 31.
ll to Gtwr"
ho! wo!
CHRiVTNSflS
tenths (1 2-10ths) mills on the dol
lar. For Light Fund, ono nnd two
tenths (1 210ths) mills on tho. dol
lar. For Library Fund six-tenths (5
tOths) of a mill on the dollar.
For general city purposes, wiven
tenths (7-10ths) of a mill on the
dollar.
For the purposo of providing a
Hlnklnr; Fund for the bonded city
debt five-tenths (T.-lOtlis) of a mill
on tho dollar.
For Park Fund, two-tenths (2
lOtlis) or a mill on the dollar.
Sec. 2. It Is hereby mado tho
duty of tho city recorder to certify
to the county clerk of Jackson coun
ty. Oregon, tho levy mado by this or
dinance. The foregoing ordlnanro was
passed by the city council or the city
of Medford, Oregon, this -'Nth day of
December, Its 1 S, by Hie following
ete:
Watt, aye; Mitchell, aye; Hmerlck,
aye; Campbell, aye, Millar, aye,
and Summon lllo, aye
Approved December 2Sth. 1912.
W. II CANON,
Attest: Mayor. .
K. T. FOS8.
City Recorder.
ron ucnt ruiiM.siiKi) rooms
FOR UKNT Modern furnished
rooms at tho Cottage. G04 West
10th St., two blocks south Medford
Hotel. Hot and cold water In
rooms. Mrs. II. M. Coss. 274
FOR RKVT -targe sleeping room,
tl.60 and $2 per week. Modern
housekeeping apartments $15 and
$10. Home phono Z6G-K. 222
South Holly.
FOR RKNT Strictly modern, steam
heated furnished room with board
for two people. 249 S. Illversldo.
24S
FOR ItKNT HOUKIiS
FOR RKNT -Houses. See Darnctt
over Daniels for Duds. 244
FOR RKNT 10 room houso renr of
Farmers & Fruitgrowers bank,
sultablo for business, real estate,
boarding or rooming houso. Gold
Ray Roalty Co. Cth and Fir Sts.
FOR RKNT Soven room house,
lin.OOO. Phonu Col. H. II. Sar
gent. 2 CO
FOR RKNT Modern C room fur
nished house. Call nt 00 North
Orango.
FOR RKNT R room moaern bun
galow, practically new. Medford
RoAtty & Improvement Co.
FOR RKNT
por month.
-4 room houso, $5.00
Gold Ray Realty Co.
FOR RKNT Two room bachelor
home, 214 W. Sth St. Seo White
& Trowbrldgo.
FOR RKNT - Furnished houso, closo
In, M". A. Rader. M. F. &. II. Co.
X)U ItKNT MIKCKLIjANKOUS
FOR RKNT -Storo room and office
rooms. See Harnett, over Daniels
for Duds, 241
FOR LKASK Fully equipped placer
mlno. Quid Ray Realty Co.
FOR RKNT Ranches, largo nnd
small, alfalfa and garden lands.
Quid Hay Realty Co., Uth nnd Fir.
FOR RUNT 30 room furnlshod
hotel on percent ago. Gold Ray
Realty Co.
FOU RKNT 10 room rooming houso
over Ulfert's tailor shop. 207 W.
Main. Seo White & Trowbrldgo.
NEW TODAY
A fine rnnch ot 230 acres, somo
stock, and 110 acros ot Irrigated
flulils on tho Rogue, river, fino alfal
fa, and fruit, good buildings, no in
cumbrance. $15,000 ouu-ttitrd cush,
balance may run.
120 acres, three miles from 11 good
town, flue equipment, .'well stocked.
'95 acres In cultivation, Irrigation
plant, electric lights, modern houso.
Alfalfa, grain and fruit aro tho chief
products. $24,000, halt cash.
Who has a $2000 houso In Med
ford to oxchnngo ovon for a 100 aero
piece ot timber 011 tho Dead Indian
road 20 miles east ot 'Ashland. It
has been cruised at over four million
foot of saw timber. Small improvo
mouts and somo small tractti ot hay
on tho place, $2000.001
G. D. HOON
Room ia Juckson County Oa&tc Did.
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Oh, sip. t mavg "Dfc&Aorut.
Ncvi roa voo. "TOOR.
BhOTKRPMi ht ExpecjraD
to uvei thpuju&m tue
HEft.Hea,
CHfCvVTrSAS,
HO! HO1.
NiCHT
FOR ItKNT l'UltNIHHKI) AITS.
FOR KENT Smith Apts. 217 S. Rlr.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
new, prlvato bath, hot water boat.
The lierben Apartment, 10 Quince 1
St., corner West Main. I
FOR RUNT Hounevccping rooms
closo In. reasonable. No children,
C West Jackson street. 241
for m:vr offices
FOR RKNT Lnrgff, comfortable of
flro rooms with elevator service,
steam heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Medford Furni
ture Xc Hdw. Co.
lH'SINESK OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE Surburban store, living
rooms attached. Good location,
flnu proposition. Sen Harnett
over Daniels for Duds. 2 1 1
KOR SALE HOUSIM
I.niJ fl.M.K 4 rnnli fnrrliheil mod
. w.. --- ----- ,;---r . 1
cm iiouMj in jieuiuru uu mibo iui,
well flnisncd In side. 7C acres
timber on splendid land, partly
creek bottom 33 miles from Med
, ford. All for $3200 cash. Inquire
P. O. Hox CCS. 2C4
FOR SALE 4 room houso nnd lot
$700. $100 cash and $15.00 per
month. Gold Ray Realty Co. "
FOR SALE ACREAGE
FOR SALE Ranches, acre tracts,
town property, from $5 per aero,
upwards on 5 and 10 years tlmo.
Gold Ray Roalty Co., Sixth and
Fir.
FOR, MALI- FARM LANDS
FOR SALE Farm lands and stock
ranches. See Harnett over Dan
iels for Duds. 244
FOR MALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Hotel range, dishes,
linen, llvorwaro. blankets, bed
ding, etc. All now, very cheap
for cash or will trade. Inquire
148 South Fir. Medford Renewing
Company. 245
FOR SAI.K Ono registered A. J. C.
C. Jersey bull calf. John U. Hair.
Roguo K!er, Oregon. 243
FOR SALE Ono young Hamlltonlan
mare. bay. work single or double,
weight 1100 pounds; ono aged or
chard horse, good servlco any
where. FIvo turkey hens, ono
gobler for breeding purposes. 3.
C. George, Pcrrydale, R. K. I. No. 2.
Hox 77.
FOR SALE Fruit box labels In one
two or three colors, printed as you
order at the Mall Tribune.
FOR SALK Calling enrds, printed,
engraved or embossed at the ilall
Trlbuuo office.
FOR SALE Looso leaf ledger sys
tems, any style or xiado to order
by the Mall Trlbuno bindery.
FOR SALE 1913 C passongor au
tomobllo almost now. Uargaln for
cash. Dox SO, Trlbuno.
FOR SALK Young small work team
harness, wagon, carriage, house
hold gooUs of nil kinds. It you
want somo bargains hero is your
chance. Everything must go
within a few days. K. II. Dynge.
1 mile wost of Daggott ranch. 241
FOR SALK Legal blanks, tresspass
notices, for sale or root slugs at
tho Mall Trlbuno.
FOR SALK Dry oak wood. Phono
319-R. 24 S
FOR SALK Letter hoaas and fancy
stationery, prluted, engraved or
ombossod, na you wish at tho
Mall Trlbuuo.
FOR SALK Horso and buggy to
gether or separately, very cheap.
410 King street, or phonu 344-'..
.1.
FOR SALE Two single harness and
ono two seated buggy cheap. F.
X. Heck,. 705 Park street, 24 Q
FOR SALK English walnuts, alfalfa
and wheat hay, at Geary's ranch.
Phono 13-Z. 244
FOR SALE Kouyon tako-down
Iiouro, 3 rooms, les3 than half
prtco. L. 11. IG0, Jnck8onvllIo.24G
WANTKI--StTUAT10N8
WANTED Lady wlshos children to
caro for by tho weok or month.
Phono 3,590. Residence S25 East
9th street. 312
WANTED Japanese couplo want
position as, gonoral housework.
Phono Main 33CI. Harry Wuto
nabo. 251
157 I
Anr CjP'j V. J
1012,
I UJ ' i ,
( rvc ecrr iTOcfef ' '
I BRtN(, T ATRKttiHT
3CK.HT J I
. i?J !
IIKLI' WAXTUIl FKMALn
WANTED Nurss for training at
Granite City Hospital. Ashland.
Apply in person immediately.
Granite City Hospital.
WANTKI MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Old books to rsblnd or
unbound books to bind. All work,
guaranteed. Mall Tribune office.
WANTED Up-to-date people to In
still modern loose leaf system In
their business. Any stylo and
"Mado In Medford." Mail TrI
bunt bindery.
WANTED A few small thrifty hogs.
2 brood sows and IT, bushels ot
se-ed beardless barley. Robert
Dullon. R. F. D. No. 1. 243
WANTED Home care for 20 months
old girl. Call Nash Grill. 240
LOST
LOST Dog's chain. Finder pleaso
leave at Mall Tribune office. 241
LOST Young Alrdale dog. I-cft
hind foot lajoe from fox tall. Has
black neck. Call W. A. Cornetius.
Oakdale Cash Grocery and receive
reward.
LOST A small, yellow, shaggy dog
with collar. Call G97-J-3. 243
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two good
lots and house on West 9th street.
Medford. Oregon. John B. Hair,
Roguo River, Oregon. 243
FOR EXCHANGE I have an S00
acro wheat farm located in Cen
tral Washington. A good very
welt Improved place. Price $24,
000, mortgage $G000. Want pro
perty in Roguo river valley. L.
K. Moore, 517 Hoard ot Trade.
Portland. Ore. 243
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN On city aad
close in ranch property. C A.
McArthcr. room 3, P. O. block,
phono 3CS1.
MONEY TO LOAN For particulars
address Talent, Ore., R. F D. No.
1, Hox 110. Acreage preferred.! 4 4
RUSINESS DIRKCTORV
Attorneys
C. I. REAMES. LAW'YKO-MHflce
Medford National Hank bldg., sec
ond floor.
PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MEALEY
Attorneys-at-Law. Rooms 1 and
2, Postofflco bldg.
A. E. REAMES. LAWYER Garnett
Corey bldg.
MULKEY & CHERRY (R. F. MUt.
KEY, GEO. W. CHERRY) Rooms
11 and 12 Jackson County Dank
bldg.
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Coun
sellor at law, Room 2, Rlalto
building. Medford, Ore.
Accountants
D. R. WOOD General Accountant
Your books audited and Kept for a
reasonablo figure; your business
solicited. Office. Medford Mall
Trlbuuo bldg.: phone 0611; resi
dence phono G302.
Auto ftuppllen
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Our
big becret lu making springs la tho
tomperlug. We aro oporatlng tho
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant in tho Pacific northwest.- Uso
our springs when othors fall. Sold
uudor guarantee. 2G North Fif
teenth St.. Portland, Oro.
Hrlck
MEDFORD URICIC CO. Geo. W,
Prfddy. O. D. Naglo, Geo. T.
O'Hrieu Contractors and manu
facturers ot brick; dealers in
prcssod brick and llino. Office ut
their brick yard, West Jackson st.
Phono No. 34C1.
Chiropractors
DR. A, R. HEDGES, Dr. Louiso K.
Hedges, Mechawo- - Therapists,
Chiropractors, Spondylotheraplsts.
These systems, Including dietetics,
curatlvo gymnastics, hydro-ther-aphy,
etc., produco results in both
acuta and chronic diseases. Con
sultation free. 23a North Rartlett
St., next door to M. K. church.
Hours 9 n. m. to 5. m. Other hours
by appointment. Hell 'phono Main
4171;-
DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD. Chiropractor,
norvo specialist. Rooms 203-04-0B-
Garuott-Coroy bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massage given;
udvlco' lu dletottcs; medical gym
nastics, hydroptherapy. Lady at
tendant. Phouo Home 145-L, Main
6713.
!- J.UISHBHMIHI
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RUHIXKflft THREOTORV
Civil HAftlfietr
LOUIS W. WHITING Civil englnesr
and surveyor. Water filings and
Irrigation work a specialty; sur
veys, subdividing, building grades,
city engineering, drafting, sewer
design, concrete work, pump sad
canal systems. Room 2, Falra bile,
Medford. Orn. ,
Dentist)
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Garaelt-Corey bldg.. suite 310.
Medford, Ore. Both phones.
DR. ARTEMUS W. DBANK Dentist.
Office In Rlalto bldg., 123 Bast
Main St. Gas administered for ex
traction of teeth. PhoHe Mala 681.
Night phono 4432.
GwrlMita
GARBAGE Get your promises
cleaned up for the winter. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phono Mala 6251. F
Y. Allen.
Notary IMUHc
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub
lic. Drlng your work to me at the
sign of The Mall Trlbane.
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Oar trees
are budded, not- grafted. Oar stosk
Is not Irrigated. We guarantee
everything put out. We are net la
the trust. H. B. Pattersea. Offlee
removed to office Hotel Nash,
side entrance, next to barber shop.
Printers and PabUstters
MKDPORD PRINTINO CO. has tfc
best equipped printing office la
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc Portland prices. 27 North
First
Physlria and Surgeaaa
DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Cerey
bldg., phone 378-K. Realdeae
420 South Laurel st.
DR. STEARNS Physician ami sur
geon. Ottico Jackson County Dunk
bldg., rooms 17-19-19, phone CHOI;
residence 307 South Oakdsle st.,
phone 7171. Home phono, resi
dence 109, office 130.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Phystclaa
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D.
Practico limited to diseases of
women. Offices over Hasklns drug
store. Office phono Main 1Q01-.
reeldonce phono Main 7931
DR. J. X EMMHN3 Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses supplied
Office 23S East 'Mala St. Hours
8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Both phones.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack
son County Ban's: bldg. Office
phone Main 432; Res. phone. Mala
582.
DR. MARION Physician and sur
geon. Stowart bldg., corner Mala
and Dartlett sts.. offico phone, 271;
resideuco phone, 273.
E. KIRCHGESSNER. M. D. Practice-
limited to chronic diseases.
Office Hotel Holland, Wednesdays
10-3. Both phones. Resldenee
phenes: Farmer lGxxS Eagle Point
and Roguo River line.
HERMANN F. RATTE, M. D. Of
fice over Medford National Bank.
Office phono 6701. Residence
Hotel Holland.
CLARK E. SAUNDERS. M. D. Prae
tlco limited to oyo, ear, nose and
throat. Eyes scientifically tested
and glasses furnished when needed,
Garnott-Coroy bldg., second floor.
Uoth phones, Medford, Ore.
DR. MARTIN O. BARBER Physi
cian and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel, Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phoae Faslrto
1101,
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician aad
surgeon. Phonos, office, 601; mi
deuce, 72 U. Office, hour 10 te
13, 2 to 5.
DR. V. W. HOWARD Osteopathl
Physician, 303 Garnett-Cerer
Building. Phone 91-R.
Stenographers
ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm blesk.
Stenographic work done qulck-lff
and well.
Transfer
BADS' TRANSFER & 8TORAQH CO.
Office 1C South Fir st Phwsc
Bell 3152; Home 350-K, PrteM
right Service, guaranteed. ;
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