Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 24, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textv V r i ' Mutt and Jeff Are on Their r ?,,. ,. ,f Ur -- i.i-y-r ,.- EARNED PLACE IN WASHINGTON', Jan. 1M. Hw Inrv nlAgrii'iilturi' Vilxoii told Hep i'iitulle llnwley IiihI jrnr lt(u tli Oit'Kiiii mini urged tin' secretary to order a patent grunted to It. Kt. (loiirgo ltlliiip on hi rmiiioslriul in llii ('inter iiiitiuiwil furtwl, to go it ml fi the pluee lilnietf, mill if Im thru would recommend ixMiiiinri' of a put iml, llii' m'l'ii'liir.v would order it is hiiiil. TliU t'lniiu Iiiim been held up liv tlm fiiivnt M'iifo, nltlmiigli it it olniiucil llixhup Iiiim lived on it ll) y its, cleared a roiiHlilenililn portion mill lniill it good house, which luMirtt In the mmIk'UI ih n hnti'l. lie cliiiinn to huvo NK'iit $ 110(10 on it. Iliiwlev lili'il thi' plaro ut sum iner, iitnl yeMrrdny ho railed mi See rulnry WIImiii, explained (ho eohdt lion, mnl oxprewM-d tin opinion thnt it would Im unjiiot to allow tho fori'Ml MMiri' to tnla ItiiliopV clnliu for ii-o iih it rniik'iir hliilion, cvni thmiKli tiiljipriy !iiovl"' Mjnjiiltrl to iin !', it in, xniil to Ini tlm pi nil of the firtl niTviro. Chief Korrntcr OriHP u'n in;riil 'mul opnmil I Inn ley. Hrerntiirv WINmi iliil not uivo nn tlc(ifiiiii, Imt llnwloy W hupuful of NIICCttMI. .ItUImp Iiiih hi'im I'linipins Tor nov end .M'nrx on hin olnitn uh't'li in In I'litril on u promntory nviirlonKiiirt Klinimlh l.nU. Of thu ICQ nT. only II nr I inn iin htiitniti C" npticul IiiimI piirpohOM hut 1,500,000 frvt cf tiuihrr hIiiiuIh on tlm ilavi'. During tho piiHt tlirci' yuiirK he hnx l.u,('i! tli plni'K from tho foriMt itmoo, "ll it iniMiiMihhi to npjiiiivo tin' I'luJtn," Mltttvii M. I,. r.rickMou, (..poi vliir of the Crntor tintioiiil f.mui, "iiinlur tlm ui't of .Iiiiio 11. l is nut miili'il fur nKTiiuilliinil purpoii "Tin- xliiliiniHit thnt w ilo.-ili i it iin, u miitfiir xlntioii in nliiolu'.lv fnUi' ni it Jt I'ulhi'ly nnsiiiti'tl, in In. itvtinu mnl nntiirul foiiilitioiM for that putpoM'. "Thu tnii't Ihim Im'vii ifpiirtoil on hy ini'ii iliivi't from WiihluuKloii. bn-nl iifllciTM Iiiim' liiul little to iin with it." .Tlui rcMldonlH of tho Iowit Jtouue river polutH nru uxporluudiiK n crcnt ilonl of difficulty In iu-MIiik ninll from tho iiiKhIUo world thoRo ilaH, tho trull vir tho illvlilo to AViuit I'uik holui; pruitU'iilly liiiiutHHiililt1. INin-Mt HtipurvUnr Macduff ot DruutH I'uhh ri't'olvoil u lottor from Oliitrk'H II, l'ottliiKor, wrlttrn from Went l-'ovlt on thu nrrlvnl of Mr. l'littliiKm' thuro with tho mnll, thnt roconlH a trip of ImfdNhlp over tho rnuto from Ilhiho to Wimt I'ork. Ah Ioiik'Iih tho trull followed tho Hokiio tlioi'o wits u difficulty In trnVul, nml tho mnll wah vurrliul nlniiK hy horso, hut the trip over tho illvltlouJinil to ho mndu on, hiiow hIioi'h, nml Mr. Pottlnuor with tho fll'Ht-cliUf mull, arrived at his doH tluatlou nt 1:U0 o'clock In thu morn Iiik In nn "all -lu" condition. Hi) rnpdrtod flvo fcut of tnow at flloho HpiIiikh nml tmf foot or mnro on tho illvldu with hiiow HtlU fallhiR. Ho wroto to Mr. Macduff that tho luttor could phouu iowu thu rlvur from hro and lull tho iicoplo thoro that hu would not rot inn till tho going wan hotter. Lor1 blanka for into At tho Mall Trihuno offlco. tt Ml f D'5?T W4oW W Hi ft"' TWWUV, Ly-.jW; WAIteWMATJ ttW.IIHr, II, IWCb i. v. A " ofoCHTteH., U f ') ., . ' '. SAYS BISHOP AS CRATER ORES! MAIL E A HAD RIP IN SNOW A , . . . J . : ,. . H--y- ... Our Correspondents n EAGLE POINT EAGLETS (Ily A. O. Ilowlutt.) Mr I'alnlcr bun of oilr hsiil (III (cim, who Iiiih lii'i'it uorkinr; In Cali fornia for Hip uhL few month, emtio homo nick hint Monday morning to reciipurnto In our healthy rllmiiti). Mr. ItPiiry, otio of our nchool fuiporvlimr. Hiit tho nlKht with iim lam Monday, on hln way to llutte I'alU. Ho planum to kd from hcni Tu cud ny inoriilnir. oti foot, to thu Hcmo crMtk Hrhnol, ioml an hour iIiitk ami catch tho rnr at Mountain View. Carl Jnrkunn who linn heen hern Waiting hln parent and frlotidn and amililliiK In tho N'lcholn' meat market returucil to hli homo In Ilutto l'allti Tiicitdny. John Nuwtrom and Win. Now lihiim ot l.akn Crcok wcro amniiK thn ciillnm Tuciiday. Tho Kflgle Point I.umhor company Inn received another carload t lumber nml tho remit la thnt wo hare omo morn nlduwalka down but tho weather linn heen no dlaRreeable that the work pnRreieH Very lowly ThroiiRh tho kludneu of Mr. CharlcM Hacon, tho Knll and accom modating conductor on tho V. & 12. railway. I am nblo to give to tho read er ot thu Mall Tribune a Hit ot tho officer Hint wero Initialled Jan. i, 1013, lu tho. I.. O. O. r. lodiitt nithli place. II. It. Itryont. N. a.; N. C. Mcqunld, V. (I.J V. A. llnwin, iiecre tary; W. I,. Chlldreth, treaimrori (1. II. Wainiley, warden; It. (1, Itrawn, conductor; II. C. Cole, It. 8. N. O.; tleorKo l'lilllpa. U. B. N. O.; J. W. JoneH. It. H. V. (I,? Scott llruco, !,. H, V. O.i Jnmei Hinder, t, a.; It. It. Mlnter, I. 0.; Hoy Huillh, It. B. a: (leorKo IThr, l. 8. a, and 11. Mom, chnplatu. Tho Oddfellow linvo chmiRed thu tlmo ot IoiIku meeting to ThurHday iilc.lit limtead of Haturday ulRht a h heretofore. Mr. U A. Huron and Puullne In plett, tuolhpr nml niece of C. A. Ilnron, are vIhIIIiii; their kou and uiiclrt Chnrle A. Hacon li KukIu I'olnt. t underntaud that the xchool hoard have secured tho crvlrc of MUh Juno Knox to take charge ot ono of tho rooniM lu our nehool, and thnt nhe wan to have arrived on today's train Thlirtiday, hut hrtvo not learned of her nrrlvnl yet. -4 EDEN PRECINCT Mr. nlnl -Urn. Joo Under npont Momluy in Meilfonl. Itiiv t'offmau nml ('Iiiim. Ifoberl IcH PluieplN .Monday for l.im AiiReles. Mr. K, O. IteliKe of Ashlnnil Iiiih heeu Hpi'iuliiif,' the past week with her parents, Mr, and Mr. ( Cary. Mr. (IpipIrIi, Mix lMlth 1'Uli, ifru. .InuieH .Morton were Meilfonl HhoppcrH Tlmrwluy morning'' Mr. Ilntihfoin, Men. O. II, Helm, Huh Wileox of Talent wero on Thurrt ilav innniluu'rt molor to Meilfonl, Mif. A, 1 learn nml Mrs, K. (I. Cole nuui of I'lioeuiN, wero at AkIiIuuiI last Sajurihiy. Mrs. ('ally Itnwlay nml Mm, I leers ol'jTiileul were In AhIiIuiiiI IiihI Sat urday. Mix'. J, K, Holnirlrt wiin.iit PlioenU WnlneHilny iflitinJler pnrenls, Mr. uml Mirf. A. II. llotiHtou, Murk Ferns of Vern vnlloy, wnM nt Phoenix Veilne8ilny, TIioho from I'lioenlx who went to Meilfonl Weilnertilny on liuhlnesH Nvonj Owen Jluulnp, fl, TlintHlior, fleo, Oroy. , W. ami Jicrrt. John 0 raff oh of Kofth I'lioonix. vinitod nt tho homo of Mrs, (Iraifef.' brother, A. 8. Furry WeilnoHilay. Halph ItolioriH emriQ up from PoVt- land tho firnt of thin week to visit his mother Mi;n. 0, lUneliurl al Phoenix.. ( Carey has, boon ilellvarhtp; twen ty HiudvH of Ills line holhI potatoes to parties who will plant lav'O i'iolda. TfEDFOftT) .IVfATTJ TRIBUNE, MEPFOTtD, OREGON, IfRTDA Y, lllimWMIIMKll IMMII II II I I ! ! Ill W.JIIIH I I I I I HI MWII Way to Turkey 1 KANE'S CREEK Mim. t'iiM lliyiiiholhinn nnil iltliiKhtcin Penil ami Mfijjicll fpent Humbiy in Hnnm Valley the ciipI of Mr. iimt Mih. fleo. Lyuinii. Karl MeKlnuev of Siiiiih Vn"ey is the f$whi of Kiltie eriHjk fne'jiU for a few ilns, Mr. Heni pml wife vpont TueMluy in the Huh city.tdtirnhg Imrne in thn evening, Pcnrl IllKitihothnm Is allendiii tho Dnnlnuclls heboid. Miitoii nml con hno coitiiiicnoeJ work tit the (.'eiiteimial mine ct: liitM ereek, wliieb hits proven to ,e one of the bwit paying mining iroK hitioiiH in tbi hcotlon. Wo are glml U wiy that .Mr. Hyrlcy is improving uml we ioe to boar soon of his entire recovery. Jtnlph Dnrliug of Gobi Hill, made ICaiii's etvek a hiiKiticss viit on Mon day. Oeorgo uml Cosk lllgiiibnthnm wero doing trailing with Central Point merchants on Tiieslny. llesgio Kirek hwnl n ilnv recently with (lobl 11111 friemln. Mm. Tnylor ami ilnugbter mrtilo n trip to Ashland on Wcilnrstlny. lCane.H Creek hiisincss xUiors to Oojil Hill this week wero Hess Kirek, Tojn Kink. Mr. rVter, Al Hhoteii, Mr. nml Mrs. Lewis, Geo. Tnylor, Halph Householder, Mr. ami Mjs. Mnnlon, Kbuer HiginlMithnm, Mr. Martiu, (leo. Mnnlon, Mrs. Tnylor nml daughter, Mr. Hnrker, Tom Nor ns, Mr. Daily uml Weathe Prophet Foster- Pniphel Foster's forecnRt for Hie month ending January, is Miow. Mr. Opp, pf Meilfonl, inmle n liusip nM trip to the llruileii mine on Tues day. Hodge nml Darling, liverymen of Hold Hill, have leased the I lend farm for ft term of years, I CENTRAL POINT POINTERS it Mm. !'. Chnluberlaln of ltny Oold wa shopping hero Tuesday after noon. Will Klkolaug and W. K. Jones wero vUlturs from hero In Medford Wodnesdny afternoon. Tho Ladles Aid ot tho M. 12. church met nt tho homo of Mrs. II. N Aldrlch Wvdueiidny afternoon, tho hottess being ngalsted hy Mrs. M. ll. ICiiBlnnd. After tho hnstness was trnmuictod n very dellcloiiH lunch was Horvui, All iiresont pent a very en- Joyablp afternoon, Wm. Odelt was n passenger froln Tuesday evening for tho emit wliero ho will upend a month vlslttug rela tives mid friends. Pfofesspr Oreenlenf left for Cali fornia tho middle, ot tho weuk on a business trip. EIGHTH GRADE DOES EXCEEDINGLY WELL , i A splendid record has Juat been mndo by -'0 meinbors ot tho lClghth grado ot tho city taking Examinations for .ontrauco to iho high school, Kvory mombor of tho class passed and Was promoted. v I'hli, In sp Inrgo ft'iia'sa, 1b rare, and hpehkH weljfor tho efflcenoy of tho Klghth "grade tcaehorsi , . Aro You AffllcteaAVltli Piles? llils dUoaso, whothor, aouto or cbrqulo, In easily and rapidly ovor conio by using Morltol l'llo llomedy, Qlvoa positive and pbruinuput t'eliof whun all othurs tail, nml wojhoarUly rocommoml It to tiny edtforor Has kiua' Drug Storo, .- , i . I " ' ANDERSON AND TROTT ARE READY fl I.OS ANOKl.KS, Jan H - finmmy Trott ami Uml Anderson lire ready for tho Htruggre that will muko ono of them a contender for n jilnco in tho Upper flight of the lightweight pugllU)lc dlvliloji. Kach man has completed hln training and will ret until sent Into the ting at Vernon tomormw nftcrniKin In n scheduled 20-rpuml match! Anderson has created more Inter est hero than any fighter who has como practically unheralded to Los Angeles for ninny months. Tho un usually loyal support of Oregon and Washington sports who are hero for tho battlo and tho remarkable, record tho boy has mndo In those states has stimulated this Interest. Much money has been wagered on his chances at 10 to . Trott supporters call nttcntlon to tho fact that Anderson has met prac tically no first-claw lightweights and bellero that their 'man's long ring experience and tho resultant general ship will provo too much for Ander son. Tho winner ot tomorrow's battle probably will bo matched with Joe Mnudot for an early date, tho winner to get Joo Itlvers lato lu April. Jack llrltton may be substituted tor Mandot In tho second round of the elimination scries. Tho hoys will weigh In at 133 pounds nt 10 o'clock and will enter tho' ring about .1:13. They will dl vldo half tho receipts, CO per rent to tho winner nml (0 per cent to tbo loser. Plies Cured In O To 14 Days. ' Your druggist will refund monoy If PA'.O OIXTMBNT falls to euro any case of Itching, Dllnd, Weeding or Protruding Piles In G to It days. SO cents. NEW TODAY A party has a good 1912 auto that ho will trado for a hotiso In Medford, or for somo good closo In property hero. It is a flno machine and tho property should ho good. Nino acres Joining Ashland with n good houso of ll rooms, mul other buildings, cement resorvolr to Irrl gnto n part, two good walls nml rh Innd nil set to fruit. Cherrlea, pears and peaches. It Is producing a nlco lot ot fruit, and Is a good paying Investment, nlul nil young trees. IG000.00. A flno house, eloso lu for rent. C. D. HOON ttnnm 1i, 4rlrnn Onnwtr Itank- HM SOMETHING Worth While ti- .' $6000 Or move to loijn on A-J. vnnch or business property. Bennett Investment Co. R GO TOMORROW JANUARY 21, 1013,, I Willi M tlMM '. TO F.UIMKHR AMI OItCH,HI)IKT3. Cnltlvato your land with a Motor Tractor. Jt will pay for Itsnir In the saving of hOrso feed and hired help. Valley Motor & Tractor Co., Valley Oarage, Medford. " VOH KI2NT OF11CICR FOIl HUNT Largo, comfortable of flco rooms with elevator service, steam heat, hot and cold water. I.ow rales. Apply Medford Furnl turo tt Hdw. Co. FOIt ItKNT 3 offices connected over Kldd's Shoe Htore. Low rent Torm. A. C. Taylor, It. It. No. 2, Medford, or Clark's Itcalty of fice. 283 IOK ItKNT IIOUSKS FOIt HENT Modern C room fur nished houso. Call at CO North O ran go. FOIl HI2NT 5 room moarm bun galow, practically now. Medford Itcalty & Improvement Co. FOIt HUNT Furnished house, close in, M. A. llador. M. F. & H. Co. FOIt ItKNT Ono six room houso close In. Also housekeeping rooms, ctectrlc lights gas, bath, etc. No. 310 N. Darllett. FOIt KENT IIOUHHKEKPING ItOOMH FOnTti2N"TAiito"or light holism keeping rooms. Cheap. 325 South Ivy. 2C3 FOIt IIK.NT FUKNIHUKl) ltOOMS FOIt KENT Nlcoly furnished sleep ing room lu private house- Phono .1721. 2C1 FOR KENT Modern furnished rooms at tho Cottage, COt "West 10th st, two blocks south Medford i Hotel. Hot and cold water In rooms. Mrs. II. M. Coss. 274 FOIt ItENT-Largo nlecplng rooms, and modern housekeeping apart ments, prices very reasonable. Home phono 2CG-IC. 222 South Holly. FOIt HENT Nice modern room with board for two peoplo at Mrs. Fay's. 22 Geneva Ave. 3 FOIt Jtl2XT FUUXI.S11KI) AITS. F6 itnENT siSpw?2iTa itiir) FOIt RENT Furnished apartment now, private bath, hot wator heat, Tho Ilcrbon Apartment, 10 Quince St., corner West Main. IOK ItENT MISCKIiliANKOUS , FOIt ItENT -Good Improved ranch, HO. acres cleared. Address "Op portunity" euro Mult Trlbuuo of fice. . 280 FOR SALE IXTS FOR SALE C lots on Ross Court. Will sell whole or bopnrntely, bar gain. Apply owner C D. Woolver tou. Oold Hill, Ore. SSC FOR SAL19 MISCKI. IGNEOUS FOR SALE Piano, steel range, small heating stove and irou bedstead. 17 Rosa Court. 2C1 FOR SALE Calling cards, printed, engraved or ombossod at the Mall Trlbuno ofttco. FOR SALE Looso leaf ledger sysr terns, any stylo or mado to order by tho Malt Trlbuno bindery. FOR SALE Legal blanks, tresspass notices, tor Bale or rent sings at tho Malt Tribune. FOR SALE Lottor heads and fancy etatlonory, printed, engraved or embossed, as you wish At the Mall Trlbuuo. FOR SALE Corn by Dr. Clancy. FOR SALE Nice Newtown cullo, 35 coutu per hoc, sweet cldor 2Sq per gallon.' Home phono 344, party L. 2C3 FOR SALE 1200 lb, mare, light wagon, harnesses, also soma house hold furniture and canned fruit. 30C S. King St.. phono &321. 260 FOR SALE Placo ordor now for Bottlng eggs from my pen of White Orplngtops, J. Herman Harrison, - 707 Weatllth. Phono SCl-lt 2S7 FOR SALE Oho ardnt Dano puppy, Inquire 245 N. Oakdale Avo. 262 FOR; BALE Splendid, pnro bred Purred Plymouth Rook cockorols. Address M. II., caro Trlbuno, or call nt 004 Plum streot, FOR. SALE Dry 16-lnch balm wood. Delivered !u not lesa than two-tlor loads nt 2.50 per tier. Phono 403-R-3, Frank Van DyUo. 263 FOIt KALE MlHCELhANEOli'fl FOR SALE Fruit box labels la one two. or three colors, orlnled a yon order at tho Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Old Trusty Incubator. C. A. Myers, 803 Dakota. 2C.r HELP WANTKj FEMALE WANTED Pupil mine at 0 rani to City Hospital, .Anhland, Oregon, filenn C. Ostrom. Supt 2G2 WANTED STTCATIOSS WANTED Dy young lady of exper ience, a o4ltlon In stare or office. Phono 289-TL 2C2 WANTED MLSCKLLANKOUfl WANTED Chickens, hens, roosters and pullets. In any quantity. J. II, Lyons, Phoenix. Oregon. WANTED Second hand typewriter. Phono 3441. 262 FOIl EXCHANGE FOIt SALE OR TRADE County general store, f miles from rail road, doing Hood business, post of flco and phones In connection. LIvlnR rooms In rear of store. Rent $10.00 per month, includes barn, ono acre ot Irrigated land. Will trade stock for live stock or sell. Owner has other business. Address Cencral Merchandise, care Mall Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Owner will ex change Portland property and acre age. Polk county acreage for Med ford city or valler property or raw land. G. E. Walling, Portland, Ore., 301 Wst Park. 264 FOIl SALE OR EXCHANGE We can sell 0.' exchange your second hand automobiles. No charge for storage If you let us sell for you. Valley Garago, Vtttty Motbr & Tractor Co. MONKV TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN On city or ranch properly. Clark Realty. Co, MONEY TO LOAN On city a'ud close In ranch property. O. A. McArthur. room 3, P. O. block, nhanti 3AR1. ? ltUSINESS DIRECIORY Abstracts ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AU- STRACT CO., No. 6, South Central. Attorneys a U REAMES. LAWYER Office Medford National, Dank bldg., sec ond floor. PORTER J. .NEFF. WM. P. MEALEY -Attornoys-at-Law. Rooms 1 and 2. Postofflco bldg. A. B. REAMES, I4AWYER Garaetp Corey bldg. MULKEY & CHERRY (R. F. MUI.- KEY, GEO. W. CHERRY) ltooms 11 and 12 Jackson County Dank bldg. W. J. OANTON Attornoy and Coun sellor nt Law. 123 East Main street. Medford, Ore. Accountants D. It. WOOD General Accountant Your books audited and Kept for. a rensonablo tlguro; your business solicited. Office, Medford Mali Trlbuno bldg,; phoue 66 tit real deuco phouo 630U, Auto hnppllcs LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Our big secret In maklug springs Is the tempering. We aro operating the largest, oldost and best equipped plant in tho Pacific northwest. Uso our springs when others fall. Sold under guarantee 26 North. Fif teenth St., Portland, Ore. Chiropractor DP. H. J. LOCKWOOD. Chiropractor, nerve specialist, Hootns zos-Ui- 05 Garnott-Coroy bldg. Vapor bntns aim scjentiito massage given; advice In dletotlcs, medical gym nasties, hydrontborapy. Lady at toadant Phoue Home 145-L, Main 6712, DR. A. It. HEDqES, Dr.,LQnUe E. Hedges, Mecbnno Therapists, Chiropractors, SpondylotherapUts. Theeo systems, iucludlug dletettes, Giirattvo gymnastics, hydro-ther- aphy, etc,, produce results In beta Acute and chronic diseases. Con sultation free. 230 North Darttett St.j next door to M. E. chureh. Hours 9 n. m. to D p. m. Other hours by appolntmetn. Dell phone Mau U71. PAGE TTVU "iX.wt,..,tt By "Bud" Fisher r,x I - I nrjsf.vKss pinKCTORY. Mrlek MEDFORD BRICK CO. Geo. W. Prlddy, O. D. Nagle, Oeo. T. O'Drlen Contractors and msnu facturers of brick; dealers In pressed brick and lime. Office at their brick yard, West Jackson srt. Phone No. 3461. Clvtl Knglneer LOU13 W. WHITINQ Civil bhglneer and surveyor, water filings and Irrigation work a kfeelalty; sar veys, subdividing, bulkllng grades, city engineering, drafting, sewer design, concrete work, pump and canal systems. Reem 3, Palm Bile, Medferd. Ore Dcatisfei DR. W. M. VAN 8COYOO DR. C. C. ViVN,SCOYOO Dentists Garsett-Cerey 'bWg., tnfte 310. Medferd. Ore. BotH nhenes. sfcj DR. ARTBMUS W.DEANB Dentist Offito la Mlalte bldg.. 123 Bast Main St. au adtolnistsred far ex traction ot teeth.. Phone Mala 681. Night phone 4432. Gatfe; GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up tor the winter. Call on the city garbage wagons for good service. Phone Mala 6351. F. Y. Allen. Nurseries QUAKER NURSERUtS Our trees are budded, not grafted. Oar stock Is not Irrigated. We guarantee everything put out We are net la the trust II. B. Patterson. Offlee removed to office Hotel Nash. In side entrance, next to barber shop. Notary PubMe HELEN N. 1'OCKRY Notary pab Ite. Brine vnur werk to me at the sign of TacuMall Tribune. lTlatera and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing offlee la southern Oregon; book blading, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc Portland prices. 27 North First l"l!jTfklans,andtBirgAaf t t DR. F."" 0. CARLO W, "lJlt""EVA MAIN ..CARLqW -r. Psteopathlo physkteRs, 416-417 Baraett-Corey bldg.. ithone 273-K. Residence 420 South Laurel St. DR. STEARNS Physician and sur geon. Offlee Jackseti County Dank bldg., rooms 17-1S-10. phone CHOI; residence 307 South Oakdsle st., phone 7171. Home phono, resi dence 10S, office 130. DR, S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician and surgeon. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D. Practice limited to diseases of women. Offices 232 E. Main, Phonos, offlco, 2$; residence, 314. DR.. J, J, EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear. nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses supplied Office 228 East Main St Hours 3:30 a. nu to 8 p. m. Doth phones. E. D, PICKEL. M. D. Office Jack son County Dank bldg. Office phono Main 432; Res. phone. Main 582. DR. MARION Physician and Bur geon, Stowart bldg,, corner Main and Dartlott sts office phone, 271; residence phono, 273. E.. KIRCHGE83NER, M. D. Prae ' lice limited to chrbnlo diseases'. Offlco Hotel Holland, Wedneidays 10-3. Doth phones. Resldenee phenes: Farmer 16xx5 Eagle Point and Rogue Itlvor lino. DR. MARTIN O, BARBER Physl clan and surgeon. Office Palm block, opposite Nosh Hotel. Hours 10 to 12, 1 to. 4.. tPhene Paeiflt 1101. DR. It W. CLANCY Physletaa and surgeon. Phones, oltlce, 601; resi dence; 7241. Office 'hours 10 to 12, 2 to 5, DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia Physlelan, 303 Oarnett-Cerer, - Butldlngi Phone 91-R. SfeuugrapBtsra ELLA M. QAUNYAW Palm sleek. Stenographic work dona ,eJklJ! and well. SSSOMESSNSSSaS Trter'' "V6VAblce: Olflce 16 8euth Fir t Phone Bell ,3162; Hesse 8J9-K, Prieei right Service gurVe4 , , , , V 1