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Our Correspondents
I EAGLE POINT EAGLETS I
I lly A. C. Howlctt 1
There lt a iiiillco pouted on Urn
town lirll t'itlliii( for an election to
l)t held next F-niuy; Folrimry '27, to
xolfi mi I lie niii" lion an to whether
wo will band tln limn fur ton tlmim
ami dollar ami liv that inrnim raUe
innni'V liv taxation to improve the
atreel or rertniu niiei, or not. Thern
in a Ntroiii; pull in fiuor of it liv n
eeitnin flaiM Imt tln uiimt of the tax
tinker hiK'iu to think that the move
it. a premature one ami that we bet
ter ernwl before we Irv to ran fimt
enough to keep up with Mcilfonl.
Under t ! ehnrler lint eonneil can
cranio an imlehteduoHH of $8000 and
wo hail the ln't rrxirt Dorrmber ill
an iudelitodncw of $2100 nnil t ho
iliht Iiiin not diminished any hiiiro
then. It will lie a hotly contented
election hit t imr and I nndrrotand
that there in nullo a number of tint
lady dtors who did not vote nt tho
lnt election who will cotao out next
Friday mid vote.
C. K. Unwell of I'orllnnd, trnvelinj:
Holioitor for tho American AduHtiiu;
AvMii'intioii. wan ranvnMiini; our town
la'st wlt and urmircd itiitt n Intv
numlirr of nntPH and accountn for
i.'ollcclioii. So tlm M'0lii who hnvn
Iiitii rnniiint; nrroiinlH with our nior
chantH lullfr Infill to Uk tip nn I
ninl(rtanil (hat ihpy Imvo iai-rnlier
of llu' nhniii'iation in every part
thi country and krop a list of Uio
naim and jinpiit rrxlileiu'o of a.
tiKMl i'mtv man or wntann in tho
L'tiitid Static.
Ili-nrv Fri'iioh, who luu a fino or
ithard and uiinlrn tram on Itontio
Hnr tirur tin Frrni'li-Diidnn hridi;r,
win. i.i tiivii Friday miiiliin: on hii
iiwiiv frii'inU htr and tluy ar
iiiiiiiImti'iI hy lint NiMin'.
.Iiuintt IJinp-r, msr lioti palntor nml
piipi'rluiit(r. linn liccn at work rv
piiilint: tin inli'rior of the SiinnyxitKi
hoii'l.
Niek Vonnjr, one of onr popnlar
and proxperoun yennj: linehelor farm
em, wax in town lout week and re
lated hi exHrienee with his wateh
I.uM Miiiiiuer while he whk harvcNtiiif;
he o-t Mm wateh and while he wax
phiwlnir a few day nso hu aw
MMiielhiiiK in the furrow that wn re
inarkalily hri(ht in nppearaueu and
on plekiut; it up discovered his wateh
hiiried in live iuehex of soil. The
plow had piohen the nryntnl, hut oth.
enviho it was uninjured, lie mild
that he took it to Die hnuxo that
nluhl, wound it up and It Marled
ilulil olT to run.
ALONG nOGUE RIVER
.1
Mra. Mary Cornish took the train
Saturday for Central Point to visit
friends.
Mrs, Hubo Daw spent two day In
Medford last week.
iMr. nnd Mr. Tim Dally nro via
ItlUK relatives In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hannah nnd
children went to Central Point tho
fliHt of the weok,
Llttlo Vivian, the fnfn'nt daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Daw, Is on tho sick
llHt.
Mrs. Charles Sherman of upper
Trail la upending u fow daya with
MIhh Mia Hannah.
Mm. P. II. Daily of Medford enmo
out to attend tho funeral of Mrs. Joo
Hunnah.
Kluier Hlmmonn of Long 11 ranch
made a IiuuIucsh trip to Hnulo Point
F.rlday.
Joo Hannah wan In KiirIo Point tho
IuhI of tho week.
Ham Watklim la all mulleti now
inlnya hecaiiHii hu does not have to
turn his own alup Jaoku any nioro.
Vo ronKrntUjHto lilin upon hla uuc
reuH of KuttlUK a cook to cheor IiIb
lonely hours.
Siiiiio of tlm farmers huvo bouun
arEDTTQfll)
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MMwcasa
their irltiK plowInK and huno theno
Htiimlilny ilny will luM.
Hedolhcn Ktaulny wni born In Iowa
flfty'lx enr aKo. Shu euino to
Oreuon wllh her pureiitu, the Into
tir. and Mm. Rtituley when quite
ynuiiR. Hhn wan married to Joieph
llnntinh In 1 ST1 and upent her en
tire ninrrlril life near tho bank of
Horiio river.
Hhn united with tho Mcthodlit
church whan qulto voiiiik nnd llvod
n ChrlNtlan life,
Hhe wnn the mother of flvo chil
dren ; four nt whom mirvlvo her. Hhn
wan nick but n week but there wan
no hope of recovery (rom tho flrt
ami died !!. 11, 1913. She wni
laid to real In the Antloch comet cry.
Itcv. HIclmrilH or Oold Hill officiating.
There were vevoral hnndtomo floral
offerlnt;.
Hhe wan a kind friend, loving moth
er and a faithful nelnhbor, Hho wan
loved by all who knew1 her. Hhe
leaven her himband, two noun, Jas
per and Joieph, two dniiRhter. Mr.
Tim Dally and Mla Mima bealdei a
boat of frlenda to mourn her Inn
,Mr. Warner of Trail took aomo fine
pork hnniD and ntioulJcr to th val
ley the flrat of the wHk.
The children of W. Jack and A.
Hmlth have tho whooplnx cotiKh.
I)r, KlrfliRemncr made n buslncM
trip to Medford laat Wedneailay,
Half an Inch of anow fell here two
mornlui:a thla weok.
Knrmora are plantliiK their early
Hardens.
Fred 1'ettlRrew haa aold hla home
ateud for 11000 to n man who haa
lately come to tho valley.
I.loytl French and Steve Hmlth aro
the champion akunk huutcra. They
diiK out ton In one den a abort time
a bo.
Several younn men are atnylnR In
the old Morrison home and are
chnppliiR wood for Frank Drown of
Haule Point. They expect to cut a
thouitatul tier of wood.
Mia Martha Oiiro la apendlnR n few
daya with MUm Mlrnii Hannah dur
Iiik tho nbaence of Mra, Dally who
la vltdtliiK In Medford.
HIOiOLUTIO.V OHIIHItlN'd I.M
PHOVKMHNT. Ho It resolved by tho city council
of the elty or Medferd:
Whereas, the city council has duly
declared Ha Intention by resolution
to Improve the following street, to
wit: West Klevcnth strcot from Peach
street to Hamilton street by plnelug
conrretn curbs and Riittera on both
aides thereof, and paving the samo
with asphalt utneadnm pavement, r
Inches lu thlekueHs.
And whereas, notice thereof was
given as required by tho charter of
said rity.
And whereaH protest ngnliiBt the
samo hna been dully considered, tho
council ordered tho Improvement to
ho made, as described lu aald reso
lution, nnd the amount of thn cost
thereof nssessed upon thn property
especially benefited thereby.
Tho foreRoluR resolution was
pnHsud by the elty council of tho city
of Medford, on tho 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1913, by tho following vote;
Mitchell, uyo; Porter, ayo Camp
bell, aye; Stowart, ayu; Summurvllle,
nyo, and Millar aye.
Approved February 19th, 1913,
W. W. K1FKHT,
Atteat: Mayor.
K. T. FOBS,
City necordor.
OHDINANCK NO. 7IW.
An ordlnauco appointing and fix
ing tho time nnd plnco for tho holding
of tho regular meetings of tho city
council of tho city of Medford.
rriio city of Medford doth ordain
as follews:
Section 1. Tho first and third
Ttloadnya of each and every month of
tho year, at tho hour of 7; 30 p. in,
at tho council chambers In tho city
hall In the, city or Medford, Jackson
county, Oregon, aro hereby appointed
and fixed as tho time and place for
tho holdlp'ir of thn regular meetings
of the. city council of tho unld city or
Medford,
Sou, 2, All ordluaucos or parts of
.s
MATH TftTBUNE. MEDFOTID. Of? WJON, MONDAY, vmnvA ux at, mifl. ..
but His Voice
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ordinance lu conflict herewith are
hereby repi-aled.
The (oreKoInK ordinance waa
piiaivd by the city round) of tho city
of Medford tin; lSlli day of Feb
ruary, 11)13, by the following vete:
Mitrhell, iiye; Campbell, aye: Hum
inervllle. aye; Hlewarl, ayej I'ortvr.
ayv, a ml Millar, aye.
Approved February 19th. 1013.
w. w. i:ifi:ut.
Atteat! Mayor.
K. T. FOHH
City Itecorder,
netici: ion inns.
Notice la hereby Rlvon that acnlcd
hlda for a atccl brldRo acroaa Horiio
river, aectlon 13, twp, 30, H 2 V.
of W, M. In Jnckxon county, Oreson,
on alto of prcient brldRe will be re
ceived and opened at 10 o'clock a.
in., March C, 111 13. nt the offlco of
tho county court of Jackaou county.
Jackaonvlllo, OrcRon.
Illua will bo recelred, flrat for
furnlahlnR ateel, rlveta, etc., oa per
plana and atraln dlaRram f. o. b.
Medford, OrcRon, second for furnlah
lnR atcel, matorlul and labor for
brldRo comploto and orectod, Inctud
Init apnrouchca. etc.. aa per nlnna
and atrnln diagram on file In tho
county clerk' offlco, Jacksonville,
Oregon.
Kach bidder la required to deposit
with hla bid, 6 per cent of tho amount
of hla bid, which ahull bo forfeited
to tho county In earn ho la awarded
tho contract for the conatructlon of
aald brldgo In accordance with hi
bid and ho falla, neglect or refuaea
for a period of two daya after audi
award la made to enter Into a con
tract and file hla bond.
A bond will bo required from tho
uccesaful bidder ua required by
I law.
i no county couri rcaorvea mo
right nt Ita discretion to roject nny
and nil blda.
Dated Feb. 3, 1913.
O. A. OAnDNKR,
County Clerk for Jackson County.
,un-imir -I'g
von ItKNTOmCKS
FOH HKNT Large, corafortublo of
flco rooms with elevator sorTlce,
ateam heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Medford Furxtl
lur Hdw Co
NEW TODAY
A party want price and particu
lars n to i, 10 or 1C acres tracts,
closo In At Medford, or any of the
towns In tho valley.
10 acres arranged for a chicken
ranch, nenr town. Fine new bunga
low, barn nnd other buildings. .Will
tnko care of a largo number of chick
en. High and sightly view. A de
lightful home-like plnco. $4200.00.
C acres near Soven Onka station
on tho S. P. (Jood largo bungalow,
nnd soino trees. This la a benullful
location, nnd good soil. Will ot-
chnngo for property around Ash
land, I want to sell n whole flock of
Kellerstrass Crytsnl Whlto Orpington
chickens. There nro Btxty of as flno
chickens as havo beon raised In tho
valley, Always hnvo beon extra
well kept. Also will soil tho Phllo
houses and tho O. A. O. houses on
runners, ensy to move.
This colony will fix anyono out In
the chicken business. Call and I
will bo glad to show them.
C. D. HOON
HMm 1 8. Jiiehunn County lUnk Hid.
WORTH WHILE
llaruolna in Lots
South Laurel, C0xl39 $12C
Knlitht St.. DCxl20 260
West Be,cond, 50x100 250
Laurelhurst Add 350
West Fourth, 53x100 275
Qulnco St.. 50x100 350
Queen Ann Add COO
West Sixth, 5 lota 800
Laurelhurst Add, 2 lots 1000
South Oakdale, 85x125 1450
For Kxchaiigo
2C5 aero farm In Missouri, goad
lmprovomonts, 7 miles from railroad
town; want land hero. Prlco $75
per aero,
100 acres In Oklahoma. 40 ncros
In wheat, bnlanco In lluffalo grass;
want city property here. Prlco $3500.
Money to loun on roal oatute.
BENNETT
INVESTMENT CO.
Was Sour
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SffTTKZ.
ftrrri;
FOH ItKNT FUItXIHIIi:il AITS.
FOH HUNT Smith Aptn. 217 8. Itiv.
ju-t ' :ir
rr'-'r. ..'.. r .
FOH HH.Vr FimNISHKI) ItOOMH
FOH HKNT Largo sleeping rooms,
nnd modern housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable.
Home phono 2CC-IC. 222 South
Holly.
FOH HKNTNIco
with board nt
(lenevn Avo.
modern rooms
Mr. Fay', 22
l-'OH ItHNT I10LHIC8
KOH Hi:.ST Seven room house, 1 15.
Modern apartments, $20: corner
Oakdale and 11th. Phono Col. II.
II. Sargent 289
FOH HKNT Modern 5 room fur
nished house. Call at CO North
Orange.
FOH HKNT Furnished bungalow
COS 8. Grape. 289
FOH HKNT Flvo room furnished
houso modern, close In. Inquire
11C Geneva Ave.
FOH HKNT Threo room furnished
bungalow close In on paved street.
1'hona 7791 or call C27 South
Holly street.
FOH HKNT One six room house,
closo In. Call No. 310 N. Dart
Ictt. FOH HKNT Several houses and gar
den lands of choicest quality; landa
prepared for irrigation.
For sale, a few hundred loads of
black garden soil, delivered. Also
seasoned dry oak and fir wood. F.
Osenbrugge, 401 Hiveraldo avo.,
South. Phono 1941. Call morn
ing boforo 1 p. m. 289
FOH HKNT Six room modern house
Strictly first class. Inqulro 318
South Laurel. 302
FOR ItKNT Furnished house, close
In, M. A. Rador, M. F. & II. Co.
FOH HKNT Two room furnished
house, electric lights, city water.
317 West Second street. 288
FOR HKNT Klght room house nt
70C S. Oakdale avenue. Four
bedrooms nbovu with hot and cold
water In each and largo sleeping
porch with each. Hath room
above and below. Full basement,
gas, bedrooms partly furnished,
rent low. Possession ca n bo
given March 1st. See party on
tho premises or Harry II. Tuttlo,
owner, nt Central Point.
FOR HKNT Well furnished S room
bungalow nnd sleeping jiorch, two
blocks from Washington school,
211 Laurel St. 288
FOH SALK KINDS
FOH SALK Rogue river valley land.
2000 acres of river bottom land
at Ashland, Oregon, river runs
through tho place, part of tho land
la In town limits of Ashland, elec
tric lino will run through tho en
tiro tract. ,No botter fruit laud
In tho valley, Ideal for alfalfa,
grain and vegetables. Mostly sub
Irrigated. Will sell In tracts to
suit on easy terms. Will accept
northern or eastern property up
to one-third of thu purchase price,
nny number of acres desired. Bal
ance, can bo paid in ten equal an
nual payments, average prlco of
land $350 per aero. D. F. Mln
ney, 414 Fourteenth St., Onkland,
Cal. 29G
FOR 8ALK Homestead, house,
spring. 60 acres fine alfalfa land,
good location, nt ono-flfth value.
Owner must lenva nt once, Ilnrnes.
214 First Nafl. Dank Hide. 308
FOH SALK ltOUSUS
FOR SALK A five room new, mod
ern bungalow very closo In, can bo
bought at n bargain, on terms of
only $135.00 cash and $25 per
month. Don't waste money pay
lug rent. Look this over. K. S.
Tumy, 201 Gornctt-Corcy Dlk.
293
FOR SALK HOUSES
FOR SALK Home place, 6 room
ihotiso, modern, nearly 2 acres,
Dear crook bottom froo soil set to
cherries, peaches nnd borrloa.
Fno shade, nice yard, laid 'out on
high ground, closo In. Only threo
blocks from Natntorlum, $2000.
just half Its value, or will trado
for acreage. Sco owner at place,
G24 N, Rlvorsldo. 308
FOH 8ALI5 M18CKLLANKOUS
FOR SALK Flno ualod timothy bay.
Hollywood Orchards.
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DO W - Mfe KA - j "- jT
BbBBs"" "Tl ff . m r rFm. T fc Bp JJ I i1-1 bW
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riu i '"NH
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FOH BALK MlHCKSiiaXKOl'S
FOH SALK Little club seed wheat
grown on new land, one dollar a
bushel. James Campbell, phone
3231. 287
FOH SALK Good work horso H.
Klopper, Houto 1, box 17. 287
FOH SALK Unlit hnck with pole
nud shafts and canopy top, single
buggy, rubber tires, alnglo harness.
All In good repair. Inquire 82C
Kast Main street. Phone 3971.
FOH SALK Automobile, four cylin
der, light touring model, tires
nearly new, 3 extra Inner tube
and extra casing, ettra spark plugs,
top nnd side curtains, windshield,
dork, speedometer, electric side
lights, acetylene headlights, car in
excellent running condition, $400.
Address P. O. Ilox 702, Medford.
Oro. 283
FOH SALK Fine milch cow fresh In
March. Uox C. S., cans Mali Tri
bune. 288
FOH 8ALK Cow fresh In two weeks.
Call 1 H miles south on Ashland
road. It. St. James. 288
FOH SALK Oak furnlturo, house
hold goods, rugs, steel range, cor
ner S. Front and 12th.
FOR SALK Saddle, Incubator. wash
In machine, hill side plow, a garden
cultivator, cross cut saw and
household articles. 742 W. 14th
street. 288
FOR SALK Cheap. A farm horse,
weight about 1200. Address box
724. Medford, Oro. Phono 25-R.-2.
287
FOR 8ALK Gray maro 6 year old
weight 1100, good driver or sad
dle horse. Phono 81G-F-24. 281
FOR SALK An automobile runa
bout, $150. Call 243 South Hol
ly. 289
FOR SALE Calling cards, printed,
engraved or embossed at the Mall
Tribune office.
FOR SALE Havo sold my ranch
6 miles from town and must dis
pose of my wood. Hard wood
$1.75 a tier soft $1 50 a tier on
tho ground. For further particu
lars see Dr. Helms, 113 North Fir.
Phono 2S7-K. 300
FOR SALE Tank. 5000 gallon gal
vanized Iron tank, cheap. Phone
80C-F-3 at noon or after C:30 p.
m.
FOR SALE Legal blanks, tresspass
notice, for sale or rent sing at
tho Moll Tribune.
FOR SALE Letter head and rancy
stationery, printed, engraved or
embossed, as you wish at tho
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALK Alfalfa and grain hay
$8 and $9 per ton. Call 13-.. 2SS
FOR SALE Fruit box labels In qno
two or threo colors, printed as you
order at the Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Loose leaf lodger sys
tems, any style or mado to order
by tho Mall Tribune bindery.
FOR SALE Beardless barley hay,
two Cyphers brooder, and Whlto
Leghorn cockorols, Wyckoff strain.
Also Disc plow. Phono 20-J-4.
A. W. Stono.
FOR SALE Karly Sunrise seed po
tatoes. Phono 4524, Pacific, box
11, R. F. D. No. 2. C. M. Par
ker. 291
FOR SALK Home grown English
walnuts 17 cents u lb. Prunes 4
cents a lb. Phono 13-Z, 2S8
FOR BALE POULTRY AND EGGS
FOhTsALK Kggsfor " liatc wiaiV'Som
my splendid egg laying' strain of
puro bred Barred Plymouth Rocks.
l$2.50 per 15. $4.00 per 30, $5.00
per 45. M: B., caro Mall Trlbuno,
C04. Plum M.
FOR 8ALE Hatching eggs from
pen of trap-nested Crystal Whlto
Orpingtons. Samo 200-egg lions
in this pen. $3.00 for 15. or
$3.50 for 30. Myra Fullor, Siski
you Heights. Phone 5181. 311
FOR SALE Hatching egga
Leghorns, W. J. McKay,
539-J-2,
Whlto
phone
29C
FOR SALE A limited number of
Bettings Rhodo Island Rods, thor
oughbreds, $1.50 for 13. Phone
134. 290
FOR SALE Threo puro bred Whlto
Orpington cockorols ut $1.50
each, P, O. Box Cl; Phone
342-X.
"4 -3kl'"
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f'M VTVj6Wfr
VOCftL MUlit.
FOH 8ALl-IOl'JrilY AND KGGS
FOR SALK One Cypher Incubator,
used only for onu hatch. 1123
West Main. 290
FOR SALK Placo orcor now for
setting eggs from my pen of Whlto
Orpington. J. Herman Harrison,
707 West lltb. Phone 3C1-R 287
FOIt SALE Kgg for hatching.
White Leghorns, Wyckoff strain.
A. W. Stone, phono 201-J-4 295
FOH SALK 140 Whlto Leghorn
hens. Pctalnmn Incubator, tireless
jbrooder and oil brooder stove,
good back, good feed mill, bone
mill, vacuum cleaner and other
small articles. Home phono 11-H.
A. W McPherson. 292
FOR SALK Kgg for hatching, thor
oughbred R. I. Rods that aro red.
One of the best laying strains In
tho valley. See Frank Isaac or
call 221 In cvonlnf $1.25 per
setting or 13.
532 West
Hamll
ton.
312
WASTED SITUATIONS
WANTEp Situation by experienced
orchardlst. sober, reliable, am
capable of taking charge. Ad
dress Uox, A. V., care Mail Tri
bune. 288
WANTED Japanese day work.
Frank Naka, phone Pacific 1871.
Call after C p. ni. 303
HELP WANTKD FEMALE
WANTED Girl that understands
general housework. Call 7842.
287
WANTED SUSCEIiLANEOCS
WANTED To buy, a good second
band buggy. Addresi G. A. Rugg,
Medrord. Ore., HOC W. Tenth St.
288
WANTED Housekeeping apartment
must be reasonable and close In.
Address P. O. box 342. 2S7
WANTED A good work horse, also
milk cow at Armstrong ranch, 2
miles cast of town. G. II. Nellf.
287
WANTED Boarder. Call 334 W.
Cth street 287
WANTED A good farm horse, wt
about 1400 lbs. See A. A. Davis.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN Clark Realty
Company.
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
closo In ranch property. O. A.
McArthur, room 3, P. O. block,
phone 3681. "
MONEY TO LOAN Loans made on
city property or Country property at
thu lowest rates. Bring In your
application now. E. S. Tumy, 201
Garnett-Corey Blk. 292
HUSl.MSS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AB
STRACT CO., No. C, 8outh Central.
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Our"
big secret In making springs is the
tempering. Wo aro operating tho
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant In the Pacific northwest. Uso
our springs whou othors fall. Sold
under guarantee. 20 North Fif
teenth St, Portland, Oro.
Attorney
a L. REAMES. LAWYER Office
Medford National Bank bldg., sec
oud floor.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALEY
Attorneys-at-Lnw. Rooms 1 and
2, Postottlce bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garnett
Corey bldg.
W. J. CANTON Attorney nnd Coun
sellor at Law. 123 East Main
street, Medford, Ore.
Accountants
D. R, WOOD Genoral Acconntant
Your dooks auuitca anu ncpi lor a
reasonable flguro; your business
solicited. Offlco, Medford Mall
Trlbuno bldg.: phono CGU; rosi
denco phone C303.
Typewriting
TYPEWRITING Manuscripts re
vised, copied and placod for sale.
Logai copying. letter dictation to
machine, Lillian. A. McMillan,
Room 30. Jackson County Bank,
Phono 1334.
J-XIV J IV JB .1 I. . v.
By "Bud" Fishef
i
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Clilroprnctorfc
DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD. Chiropractor,
nerve specialist Rooms 203-04-05
Garnctt'Carey bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massage glvon;
advlco In dietetics, medical gym
nastics, hydroplherapy. Lady at
tendant. Phone Home 14G-L, Main
5712.
DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Louise E.
Hedges, Mechano Therapists,
Chiropractor. Spondylotheraplst.
These systems, Including dietetics,
cnratlve gymnastics, hydro-ther-aphy,
etc prodnce result Is both
acute aad chronic disease. Con
sultation freo. 230 North Bartlett
St., next door to M. E. church.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Other
hours by appolntmetn. Bell phone
Main 4171.
Dentist
DR. W. it. VAN SCOTOO
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists'
Garnett-Corey bid;.. alte t'O.
Medford, Ore. Doth phones
Gar bage
GARBAGE Get yonr presaleet
cleaned up for the winter. Call
on tho city garbage wagons for
good sorrlce. Phone Mala 6251. F
Y. Allon.
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees
are budded, not grafted. Onr stock
is sot Irrigated. Wo guarantee
everything put out We are not la
the trust. H. B. Patterson. Office
removed to office Hotel Nash, la
aide entrance, next to barber shop.
Notary Public
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub
lic. Bring your work to me at the
sign of ThA Mall Tribune.
Printers and Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. haa the
best equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book blading,
loose leaf ledgers, billing system,
etc Portland prlcea. 27 North
First
Physicians and Surgeons
DR?Fr"a. CARLOW, DR." EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 116-417 Garnett-Corer
bldg.. phone 278-K. Resldeaee
420 South Laurel st
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D,
Practice limited to diseases of.
women. Offices 232 E. Main,
Phones, office, 28; residence, 814.
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
8:30 a. m. to S p. m. Both phones.
E. B. PJCKEL. M. D. Office Jack
son County Bank bldg, Office
phone Main 433; Res. phone, Main
682.
DR. MARION Physician and sur
geon, Stewart bldg.. corner Main
and Bartlett ata., office phone, 271;
resldcnco phone, 273.
DR. MARTIN O. BARBER Physl
clan and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hour
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone Pacific
1101.
DIt R. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon. Phonos, office, 50): resi
dence, 7241. Office hour 10 to
12, 2 to 6.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
Physician, 303 Garnett-Corey
Building. Phono 91-R.
R, J. CONROY, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Ovor Hutchison & Lums
dcn. 215 E. Mala St Phone
Main 991.
E. KIRCHGESSNER, M. D. Prac
tice limited to chronic diseases,
Offlco Hotel Holland, Saturdays
10-3, Both phones. Residence
phenes: Farmer 16xx5 Eagla Point
and Rogue River line.
Stetiograpliete
ELLA M. GAUN YAW Palm block,
Stenographic, work done quickly
and well.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAOB CO
Of rice 16 South. Fir it Phase
Bell 31G2; Home 3BQ-K. Prise
right fterrlee guarantee; ?
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