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Newspaper Page Text4 . -. tr 'Mmnyfiv mv,jj tl f1 Jeff Was President of Mexico for a Few Minutes tfr" ' - -1 imi iiMwinim-iTiinnii'ii jnminri p"ff'n'"-J""'J i 11 ' n mi i L i i i . ti - i ww i , M n . M ... V THM- vc,n!ifvMt;no,.irr k vn-u.w.LRiTjni&MfiYyou I "V' "" ' rrT-' "7? , . ,, ,.,,- ,,, f 'lUB n it , " cCv If T'M p wnt sMn Can't qs pjuofnt unuj4 he cojuorrt , "-V Er , - - 7 teks ' JaaassJ wwv ,0'r x", ' pwCLAvvf uttuq t .t,,t wHorMMEHeAurHvl otj PHtsior' v . Lr r -Jrimii? I Ml II ' 1'"1 '??' I'"""' I I. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS. I lly A. C Iluwlctl. 1 On tnv ifliini 11111111' I ruin Tnlilt Itnol; Mtintlm iiinrnliii; I li'iiinrd Unit Mm. Ailu Wiiltiii'u I'liruli, hlnlu prraiilnnt Oregon V. (.'. T. V., ili--IhunM Imr ih'w ndilrrt, "The Hullo", hit: uf UHy" i u Iuhjh mnliriuv in (lit; Hnlld, iiliurrti of Huh iilncy HtimUy nllit liml uIIIioukIi 1 man iioj iililit In lit; ir)uiit oil ui'i'otiiil of htiV ill(T 101 Ul'lMllulllH'Ill 1(1 pll'lH'll li i Tulil)' llouk. I liml frioiiit limn' who ri'iMiflvil. nt IciiNt n part of livr ml ilrM'i. Atitonu tli" ninny good lhiui! ttlm tiicii(i'iif(i nnv civinu mi imtlino of lliu rriuiirknulo work Ooim liy our ruir(Qiiliitl('H nt Snlriii diinnt; llio llflv ilnj'H bujouni in ilio oiintol, I r line U nut (luvcrnor Wit "in Hi? holt' iinij how Mcnnlly lliov fnilctj in tlii'ir )imr Inking nntl how lln Irii'il to vork in llu; iulrrvt of Hi? Mkioit iijfii lint in hft of (InjJr cf. fort fii'tiM) nml tiniotig llm many Komi lliingy mIik Mniil llmt llicro nrc now tinty thmiHitiiil voinr hi (h rIhIk of Orrpoi lui hiiii tlit right to miIk Unit lichoig to thn W. V. T. t'.. mill llmt Ihi'V u ro watching tm IIMIII'IIVITM of till p'.lltll'InllH tlll tbt whiln mIio Iimh not trv to holil tlmt In i' l iiH u clnli nviT their IiviiiIk, tilt ttitit! might ncfiih n'rftil Am on an inunlv ohllil. ijhu Mll.o fur nh Iwttr nml Ion itiinntPM nml I licnr.l twu mnii iH that he roiihl Iikc nl for ( Imtipi nml litciin.l to lu-r. 8h"lm xii'flt fniif, n 10 futnro of OrajUMi mnl kiiciim to thing Hint wu n fctntf il Kimn In rid of I ho 'Nl of llm kuloou nml tin uhitt hlai trnfrii-. Mr. I ItHikli't, n pliotogniplirr of .MUfonl. foiiiii'ily nt' Sim Kritncixeo, pMt uul Momliiy morning mnl on ifiHl h nHiiH nt tin Siuin.VKiilo nml thnt nfUniiKxi went nml look n photo r ir nrktMtl. M. .MiAIIIt'r whowi IiouioIn on Iht nurtk fork f llm Mlffc Untie. lM(.lt lnn up in Smilllc, Wn-ili., fur mhw timo on nciHinut of hur hiNllth. rtftnnii'il homu .Momlnv. Sin 1 rfiitl to In in it wry critical i'oii iIIUoji. MbjuIhv night (lit I'ni'ifli & Knt- oni jiiIIiobiI riiiiiiHiny run n p('''al I'm" for llic hi'iii'fli of lhoo wlin ! iniil to nttcinl tin mi'i'ting of tin lo'lo of tin I. 0. 0. I' of .MeilforA Hinl.lhu folloning porxniiH took ml VHulugo of lliu opiMiitnnity to ge: W. I(. rhildrelh, Mr. Ilrynnt, (leorge Pialiur. .Iiiiiii- Kingor, Hoy Siuilli, If. If. Winter, (leo. W. Wniindoy, Mr. Puiiiler, ThoniiiH ihy ,,, ClmHi'H lliuiiiii, .In. OillcKp.v, Clny Cole, Mr. Mi'Idiioii, Mr. Iloef, Ouv Pruell, Kd (lituitde. Art Xii'ludM nml wife, Mr. Diiyiioiid, Nii'k Voting mid Mnmliiill Wlitfjnr. Tliooii uhoui I naked lo ie IMii'Llnlkcd of haxing liml one of lite unri linn's oi nieir nvoh, iiii ri eoini Degree wuh eoulered on Home of the memheiH of IliU lodge CENTRAL POINT ITEMS. Mbh I.ela While relumed lo hor lioino in Knights l,unliug, (.'nlilnrnin, Wediuihiy ui'tiTiionii neeonipatiied liy her uuele, ('Intuit A. While, of this eily, who will mako a visit in (hut hl'0(iuil. I. II. Sluveim of 'Polo wan IriniK noting liiiHiui'rH willi out; niuielianlH Wedu'esdnv morning. Win. Mnyfield wiih in fnitu Ids N'oilii Jaeksonvillo rnueh Wedne.dny ninl (jpenl Ilia day with friemlH here. (J, (,'. Saiiilerson left for Tneutnu 'riuu-Hihiy innndng whern ho Iiiih a poHriui, Hunry Hidden, wiih down from liU iiioiiQtnhi rnueh utter hiipplies (he mldjljo of ihu week. ty$. ('hnniherliiiii of Kay (luld npuul Tuesday evening with friends hi I liiu eily. Mr. mnl Miss Manning, Mr. and MrvIYnnlc Miller, Mrs. ('. C, Smi ileiHOli. H. II. KIlHivorlh, M. Sent), A. II, Parker, Ira CaBeholl, It, it. SanderHon, (', ,S. SnndeiHiin were uiuoiig mi r pi'uple in MeilJ'oi'tl Wei lloailUY llj'leiliooit, .... 4 ' : I KANE CREEK ITEMS. I I , . . i .i MIh Titiu I,)innn ol Samn Viiflcy Iiiik In-i'ii li gum of Kmieit (Jrcvk friumlH for thn imt fmv ilayH, Mr, lli'inliTHon mnl fmiilly, for ini'lly of Hlni'kwi'll, hnn hi'oomo rrKhli'iiU r "(Janli'ii !Jow" hiniug' tuuHCit thc.loc istocr place. .Mm. Miviiulci -h'fl on Mominy'N (rniii for Mvdfonl nflcr upomlnig hu iniil iliiy thu uubt of i'ru'inU and M'luliu'H. 'lliu lt'V. Mnrk DaiiM prrnrhrd Knnilny nt tint l)r(linu:llH (o n Inrgo nod npriciat(vo qmlirurt. , Mm, Mnrdon nun n Hundny initor nt the llrndi'ii iilnp. 1'rcil Ktrnulic nnd wifp pciil Sun dny nflrmoim thn gitwt of Mr. mnl M. t'nlhouii of UInvknH. Quite a few KnnoH C'rcokorN nt tended thn hhow in (lolil Hill Kridny night vlni-li nn given liy Hold Hill Iminl t4lnt nnd proiioiini-i'd n good piny and well rvnduivd. Mr. Hyrloy, who hns liit in Mod ford taking ini'dionl tnntment for tin) pnsl ncny, n'turucd iioiun on Snlur dnv homewhut improved in health. Jfr. I.mvIh iiiolnred to Medford Tuondnv on hilxiucvCM, "Wonther l'rophi't" Koxtpr U innk. ing hoiuo luiprovrincnt on hit home ktvad in the liiu of building nnd vlviiriiig which udiU gently to llu iipH-nmiii'n of tin plnce. dolm Opp of Medford made n hind iieuH trip lo tho Urndeii iiiiuu one dny recently. Prof. (Ireeu lenf of t'entrnl Point urn looking nftrr hii iutereatK on Kmii'M creek Saturday. Ivniiei. Creek liutiiius iiilors to tlokl Hill IIun week wen Mr. and Mr. Mnrdon, Mr. Mnrtiii, Mr. I.vwix, l.l mer Higenhoihiiiu, Al Ithoteu, .Iniiu Miowi), Mike Pole., Jnliu Itnllt, Mix. Ilrywn, Mr. Iloggi. Pearl Iligeif hollimu nni Wenthur Prophet Pnntivr. Mnr"). IljiM'iibotliniii xpent u dav ro eeytlv ou'(lalU vieuk, tu guest of ti'hilhoH mid friend". (Inrden milking mtuin to ho the order of tin duy hh eerhody nte hnv gnnleiiiug thi'M fine xpring dnx, iiiite n number having their potatoes already planted. . . Piophet Fooler foreenstn continued good wenthur with mi occniouul Miniver. ' WILLOW SPRINGS TWIGLETS Mr. James It. l(nwu has heeu ou the iek lit for the past few dnyn, All mothers iulerested in theii ehildivu mid tho child's m el fa re nnd ediieatioii aro eordinlly Invited to the Willow Springa hidiool house Friday at II o'eloek. Mr. Tuttlo of Qeulrnl Point will deliver fadn ou elp'ld wjjU fare, and twrrilt vHut cnlvrtiiliiiuK itumhurrt will ho rendered. Wo hope owrynno iuteresled in, tho "Parents' and TeneliriV assoeiation" will at tend nnd join tho good enuse. I ho illow SpriugH telephono line, being overtaxed, linn boon divided. A telephono hn beiu plmjed " fi tio Hehool huilding which will hp a great comfort to nil oonoomed. An inloivHting ptiigram was well majored nt Qrapge, Match 7, HUH. Jiimt, Thuwdny u, btrnngo bird vyn soon flying about l It, Fuks' liome. Slnen thi)i( m p.ryud 1'iUhvr.lmu l)on handing ciguiH to nil hm iloIghhorK. Thu ;nollior and bpljy girl nro doing wyll. Mrs. Cohb Lnw 1ms been nuito un ier ihu ven.hor fpr, mvn ilnyn, A very enjoyublo dnneiug piuly and smoker was hold at thn homo of Mr. and Mix. L. M, S.weot of lleaglo. A munher of Willow cjpnugvrri en joyed tho hospiti(lity of oft. Rvee. Air. Amell uf Aludfovd hai heuu iuspeoting thn work being douo on his orchard. MIhs Itose Jones and Mrs. J. W, Kldcn iinllud on Mrs. Pearl Huiinie Siiudav afternoon. Mr. Kavnam is ereoling a barn ou Kunset Drivo for Mr. Thompson, I'VanU MoKeo Jr., a student of the Now Mexico Mlliliire Institute, re- iHlllv'tl Ulis wvok fvwn AlblUUerqio, MTcniroriT) matl trtbune whor he haa lvin viiutiiig his father mnl liinllivp,. Mr. I). M. McN'imniir, Mihh I'ii:);. nrd nnd MImh Mc.Vm.mr ito dlnnrr giientH of Mr. nnd Mrs. II wry IVr linni Tunftdny nfti'moou. Mr. mid Mr, I.oni vf LVulrnl Point nvru utic.itH of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Porter Priduy nflenioon. to cum: a cor.n in eni: day. Tnko LAXATIVE IIKOMO Qulnlno Tablet. DriiKnlntx refund motwy It It'fnlli lo euro. K. W. GKOVB'8 lg nature Is ou each box. 25 conti. NOTICI- Not I Co la horoby given thnl the un OrilRnml will apply to tho city coun cil of tint city ot Mfilford nt Uit next repulnr nircllng an Mnrch 18. 1913. for u llcfiiin (u roll anlrltuou. vlnou and molt lluupm lt qanutltle lean than n gallon at hot plnco of builnei nt No. 13 Koiith 1'roiit Htret. n alU city, for n period of alx months. c. l. hi:i:d. DnttM Marfh C. 1013. ADVi:tTiHUMi;.s ay a.xui. In tho dUtrlct court of tho United UtaU'S. for tho dUtrlct Ot Oregon.' in tin mutter ot thn MIm Prancoi A. Murrlll nnd Marlon V. Merrill, do ing uuKlncta an tbo Merrlvold. Shop, bivnkrupta. I win rec4'Ivo te.iloj lilila for tho stock of goods nnd merchandise, con- nlitlnc chiefly of litatlonory and nov cltlea, of tho tuvnntorled valuatlou of I H5 BO, nnd flxturoa having tho In vmitorlcil valiiu of 80Q. up to nnd until 12 o'clock noon, Monday. March 20, 1913; unlil property being for merly the property of Tho Merrlvold 8hop, In Medford, Oregon, nnd now rontnlued In tho storeroom formerly occupied by tho mid Mnrrlvold Shop, In tho said city of Medford, Oregon, Certified checks for ten (10) per cent of tho amount offered mutt ac company each bid. Thn aalo will bo mibjcct to tho ap proval of the court. Tho Inventory may bo seen nt tho office of tho undersigned, or at tho offlco of C I. Ucamcii, In Medford, Oregon, nnd tho goods may to In- NEW TODAY CO ncrea of cxtrn fluo farm land In crop, two housua nnd a barn nnd othor buildings. Four good wqrk horned, 3,1 hpad of itock lions, alx dosen chickens nnd n fluo lino ot now tools nnd Imple ments. Fruit and berries of all k(nd?. Also In addftlun tho crop already planted op over 100 acres ot routed ground, ot which tho ten ant gotH two-thirds. This property all goes for ll.OOp. s(clneia Is tho causo of making this low price. Terms will bo ninilo on n part of this. 7-roqin Iiquho nonr pavement nnd on South Central. Hiflra largo lot and, a, Bpod buy nt IUQQ. Will ex chiingo for u (.ninll n,creago tract close In, , t C. D. HOON TtKini 19, Jrkou Oountr tUak ItTtlat WORTHWHILE 41 ncrrn, ono hnlt bottom land, 18 ncrcH now In alfnlfa, 4 ncrea plowed for garden, 10 acres grain land, 10 icro pasture, nud prunli FM P room. lioiiHo, fruit collar, rulr barn nnd nUm'r buildings,; prlco $,000, tyriua. 00 ncro Block and natry ranch, ltG OjCrcs In Uptqtjiy, clever and ijlfalfn mid under Irrigation, about 20 ncros grain laud, about 20 aqroa ulnsho.d, balanco In fulr ttmbor, nil fenced, doop freo noil, no stone. 10-roout houso, two largo ImriiB nnd othor good out buildings, 4,-Jion ucijlo, fjoq jvatc right, all (oqla and Imnl9ncuts go with tho placo, ploty ot QittsUIo rango to innko this a fino ntook ranch; can buy this tract either with or without livestock; prlco $100 per aero on easy terms. Money (o loan on real estato so ciirlty. BENNETT INYEjayifJIlNT po. Mrcrwonn; orecion-, TnunsoAv, mahgit in. 1013. apocti'd nt llie'atororooin In Medford. Oregon. C1IAULE8 D. HOY, Truotee. Dntcd March C, 1913, Medford, Oregon. 303 I'Oit HK.VT FWtN!81li:U AIT8. FOll HUNT Kunilihcd apartment, now prlvnto bath, hot water heat, The Merlin Apartment. 10 Qulrico atrect, corner Wt Main. FOIl HIINT-fi-room nfodcrn npart rnent. nlcplns porch, rango In apartment; water paid. Inmilro SJOHoutn Oakdalc. 317 von kkxj i'ujHi:g hooms FOR IlKNT Larue aleeplng rootna, and m0d6rn houiekccplng apart ment, prlcca very reasonable. I'hpuo 103C-U ::: South Hotly atreet. " FOlt TtKNT Nleo with board at (icncta AVo. modern room a Mra. Kay'a, 22 FOlt Itl-'NT Mbdern furnlabcTd rooms at tbo pottage. C04 Wcit 10th at., two blocka houth Medford Hotel.. Hot nnd cold water In room 4. Mrs. "U tf. Com. 313 FOlt KK.'T llOUSm FOlt LUKNTM"odrrn furnUhcd buV galow, five roorun. bath and ncrrn ed porch, cloo In, very completl, paved atrect, good nelghbora, rciia onnblo rent, nlso tj-room unfurnlab tsl Iiouko clone In, very low rent. Apply to James Campbell. 330 Gurnet-Corey bldg.i phono 323-J. 302 FOlt nnNT Five room furnished bungalow. 417 J Street. 307 FOlt ItKNT Modern C room fur nished home. Call at CO North Orange. FOlt ItKNT Seven room house, aleeplng porch, rango In bouse, water paid, $15. Inquire S10 South Oakdale. 317 FOlt ItKNT Three room furnished, bungalow close In on paved street. Phono 7791 or call C27 South Holly si roe t. '. FOIl UKNT Furnished house, close. In, M. A. Hader. M. F. & H. Co. FOlt ItKNT One 7-room nnd ono G room bungalow. S20 West Twelfth street. 303 FOIl ItKNT Modern furnished house, 730 West Kloventh St. FOH HUNT Three-room furnished house, large lot. cbtckon yard and water rent paid, nil for $10 per mouth, luqulro 712 Fourteenth street. 304 FOlt ItKNT OKIM CK3 FOIl RKNT Urgo, comfortable of flco rooms with elevator service, steam heat, hot and cold wator. Low rates. Apply Medford Furnl- turo & Ildw. Co. FOlt H.VLi; LANDS FOR SALE OR RENT Fluo fruit or dairy ranch, 2 1-2 miles railroad, 4 mill, tombcr, new buildings; creek: $25 per aero; tonus. Ad dress Mrs. W. P.. Flat C, U54 K. Alder street, Portland, Ore. 305 FOR SALK lfiO ncro Block ranch, Irrigated; alfalfa; very low figure to settle estate. Clark Realty Co. FOR HALE--23 ncrcs In Wlllnmetto valley, one-quarter mllo of Browns ville; small orchard, well fenced; Ideal land; $150 por nrro; 3 acres In choice resldcnco district of city, set to clover; a hurgaln. S. 0, George, Medford- FOlt HALE AUltKAOK FOlt SALE Ranch, chonpost In Hoguo valley: S ucres. two blocks from paved streets of Grants Pass: six room house, hot and cold water, bath, oleetrlo lights, two woIIb, bam, horBO, buggy, farm Imple ments, cow, chlckons, good sublr rlgated soli, partly iu young bear ing poar nnd npplo trees; fluost location In valloy; faces Paclflo highway, also contlnuntlon, of North Second street; by ownor, $5000, C, W. Johnson, route 1, Grants Puns, Ore. 310 FOlt SALK HOUSES FOR SALE Furnished houso ou qunrtor block; GG0 acres of land? easy terms. Cull or address owner, II. M, Coss. C04 West Tenth street, Medford. Ore. 321 FOR SALE OR RKNT Now 5-room modern houso, full bnsomont; ulso 4-room house. (528 West Palm St., Itfi blocks west ot North Oak qm. . 381 FOR BALI Why'? Must ralso'aomo cash by last of March. Home place, two bcrcs net to peiche's. cherries, berries, C- room modern bousp. C24 N. lHvcrsidc, Juit halt price (2000.00. Two lots, corner Dakota and King. Half price, $360.00. " G acres, Central l'olnt road, one mlto out, new four room bouso, over 10Q trees, balf-acro berries, nicely layed out place, under Irri gation. Near now brick school. Half price $1575. Will pay 10 per cent Interest on a Jean to amount ot one-half prlco asked qn gny of above properties. Sec- owner, J. C. Dames, C24 North Illversldo br 214 "First National Dank Illdg. 312 FOR KALB MIHCKLLANKOUS FOlt BALK Urand new YIetrplla and records; nlso piano. Call Mra. McCalluni. licrben apartments; phouo 10S4-J. 303 FOH 8ALU Ono spate ot black geldings, four years old, weight 1250 pounds; eight head of )oung mules, thrco to tour yean old, bro1u weight nbout 1100; ono spau bay geldings, four years old, weight 1150; to bo seen at tho Union. Livery Stables. Sco Hess. 307 FOIl SALK Four year old mulo, broke for work, weight between 1100 and 1200 pounds, for $225. J. M. Stephens, at Union barn. 304 FOH SALK First class clean alfalfa hay $7.50, grain liny $S.00; phone II-13-W. 304 FOIl SALE Good bicycle, cheap; phono 10C0-M. 303 FOH SALK Huilding with $5,000 to 90,000 reel of new lumber nt end of Jackson street bridge. Inquire 23 South Newtown. FOIl SALE Early Sunrise seed po totoes. H. F. I). No. 2. box 11. phone 452-W. C. M. Parker. 310 FOH SALE Early Sunrise seed po tatoes, lc lb., also carrots and ruta bagas cheap: ranch mllo northeast Central Point. C. Sanrpc. 303 FOR SALE Early Sunrise and Un do Sain teed potatoes. E. W. Carl ton, Central Point; phono Farm era 114. 322 FOR SALE Home grown alfalfa seed nnd alfalfa hay at tho Public I Market und my ranch. W. E. Har-j rs, central Point. 311 FOR SALE Calling cards, printed, engraved or embossed at thn Mall Tribune office. FOR SALT: Legal blanks, tresspass notices, for salo or ront sings t tho Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Lotter heads and fancy stationery, printed, engraved or embossed, ax you wish at the Moll Tribune. " FOR SALE Fruit box labels In one two or three colors, printed as you," ordor at tho Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Loose leaf, ledger sys tems, any stylo or xuado to order W WW Trlp'tipe; bludAry, FqR SALE lleardlesa barley bay, two Cyphers brooders; also disc; plow. Phono 30-J-4. A, ysSloue. FOR KALE VPUIiTKY AND. EGGS FOR 8 A LK - -Fapcy tironzTu7ko'S; molout. ducks, moUiut and ruuner duck eggs, nloius,t now rubber tired bl'Kgy and IwVbpr cultlvatpr. Kohl. Dutton. FOJt SALE Eggs for hatching. from my sinonuiu pgg laying sirmn o Ptiro bred Harred Plymduth Rocks. $3.50 nor ID. $4.00 por 30. $5.00 nor 5 M H-i ciT Mall Trlbunn, C04 i'lum at. " FOR SALE Settings of Whit vVy andottes and White- Leghorn?. Phone G39-J-3. H. C. StoltxeV 315 EGGS for hatching, pure bred Ply inquth Rocks, $1.50 per 15; Ham burgs, $1.00 por 15. 713 West Te,n.th, street: phono J,3$-R: In spection solicited. 317 FOlt SALE Hatching eggs from pen of trap-nosed Crysjat Whlo QrpliHStq'ria'. Sotuo 800-l'gl; "'lieni In this ppn. $2.00 for 15, or $3 GO for 30. Myra Fuller. Siski you llcdEhln, Phono, nisi,. 311 By WANTED Japancso day work" Frank Naka, phono Pacific 1871. Call after C p. m. 303 ! l : WANTED Paper hanging, tinting nod painting, will taXe a uorso.In pay for work. J. W. Wilson. G2C North t Ir. " 303 WF.Ll WANTK7: ?LUJ3 WANTED Clarinet player to rc- nearso witu small orencstra. Ad dress It. O., Mall Tribune. 302 WANTKII 51ISCELti.NEOUS WANTED A UAHOAIN. Just received $1000 to Invent noro. win constaer nousa ana ioi close gain, cash. in or lots. Must be a bar- Sco mo at once. Will pay J. C. DAIINKS. Itoom 214 First National Dank JUulldlug. 308 WANTED TO ItKNT Slump, puller or win ioi. contract lor too worK. I'hone. G97-J-2. 303 WAXTEU bciiours in KnE sh or all elementary branched. "PJione WANTED To rent a farm. Apply 214 v. jacttson St.; phono 441-H. 304. WANTED Two first class new inllch cows or will bo fresh soon. '214 Jackson street "W phono 441-U. 302 WANTED TO nUY Deef cattle, stock cattle, calves, all Mads, sheep, hides, wool. etc. Hob Crowder. phono 1029-W. 313 LOST LOST Gold watch fob, Initial H. W. engraved on It; return to Howard Wines, Cf 1 Pine street and get re ward. ' ' ' ' ' 3p2 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN. Clark Itealty Company. MONEY TO LOAN On city nnd close In ranch property. C A. McArthur. room 3, P. O. block, phono 3C81. " Fqit EJiC'lIANOK FOR -EXCHANGE 100x258 tcot. with two-room houso for larger house, will pay cash difference. Address R. J., care Tribune 3Q3 FOR SLB OR TRADE Ono 40 horsnpowor Rambler automobllo in good shape, will trado for any thing of equal value. Address A. W. Guthrlo. Murphy. OreJ 324 I1US1NESS DIHFA7I0IIY Auto Iuppljcs LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Our big secret In making sprlugs Is thp tempering. Wo qrq operating tho largent, oldest and beqt equipped plant In tho Pncltlc northwest. Uso our springs whod others fall. Sold under guarantee 23 North Fif teenth St., Portlaud. Oro. Attorneys C. L. REAMES, LAWYER Offlco Medford National Sack bldg., sec ond floor. PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MEALEY -i-AttorneyB-at-Lnw'. Itooms "I and 2, PpstOfflce bldg. " ' 7 " A. H. REAMES, IAWYER Oornott Ooroy bldg. WV J: CANTON Attorney and Coun sellor at Law. 123 East Main street. Modtord, Ore, Accountants, D. R, WOOD General Accountant xour dooks auuuou anu acpf xor a reasonable figure; Vour biuluess solicited. Offlco, Modtord Mall Tribune bldg.; phono Cll-R-2; rea Idpnpp phono' 537. Typevj-lUn TYPEWRITING Manuscripts re vlsd. "copied and 'placed for- oale. Legal cppylng.lQtter dotation to machine, lnultlgrupli of nil classes quickly duo. Lillian A. McMillan, Phouu 1U3-U, page rxvn Bud'VKisKcrt.. Abstract ROGUE JUVER VALLKY AB STRACT CO., Ho. 6, South Central. " - 'tfc - BUSIKHRf) DIKKCTORY CbfroiiracV'Ts. DIL K. J, LOCK.WQOD. Chiropractor. nerve specialist, itooms 203-04-05 Garnett-Corey bldg. Vapor baths and scientific massage given; advlco In dietetics, medical gym nastics, hydroptherapy. Lady at tendant Phone, ptftce 945, resi dence G 71-11. DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr, LobUo E. Hedges', Mechano - Therapists, Chiropractors, Spondylotheraptsts. These sysitcras. Including dietetics, curative gymnastics, hydro-th,er-aphy. et..prbluce reeHlts In both acuto and' sbronlc dlaeises. Con anlutloa tree? 230 North Bartlett St, iBext'door'to' Ml'TS.' church. Hpora 9 a. hi, to 5 p. ra. Other hours by qppo.InlHieot" Phone 417-J. ' n' pg"ltl DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DIL a a VAN" SCOYOO Dntlts Garnett-Corey bldg.', nit Medford, Ore: Phono SG6. lit. GrM QARDAGE Get your prenle cleaned up tor the winter. Call on the city, garbage vajteu fer good service. Phono 635-L. F. Y. Allen. . Unrwrkra qUAKER NURSERIES Our trew are budded, not grafted, pur stosk U not irrigated. We guaraateo everything put out. We are sot la the trpsL II, D. Patterson. Offlee removed tq office Hotel Nash, la aide entrance, next to barber shop. Notary rublio HELEN N. YQCKEY Notary pub lic. Bring your work to tae at the slga ot The Mall Tribune. i i ' ' i Printers and Publlabers MEDFORD PRINT1NO CO. haa the beat equipped printing office la southern Oregon; book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North First Physicians and SurgeaM biLp.'orqAruv"ilKVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia physicians, 416-417 Gar&ett-Coror bldg., phone 103G-L. Residence 420 South Laure) ft DR. 8. A. LOCKWqOD Pbyilclw and Burgeon" ....;-.. MYRTLE 8, LOCKWOOD. M. D. Practice 4 limited to diseases o! weaken. Offices 233 K. Main. Phones, offlco S67; residence, 814. DR. J. J. EMMENS Phyalclan and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, car, nose. a,nd throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses supplied Offlco 228 East Main St 'Hours S;30 a. ra. to 8 p. m. Phono. E. D. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack- son County Dank bldg. Office phouo 43-R; residence phono G8-R. DR. MARION Physician and "aur geon, 'Stewart bldg.. corner Mala nud Hartlott ats.; nfflqo plnluo 27, renldenco ploie 2T-J--'. DR. MARTIN O. DAItHER Physl clan and surgeon. Offlco Palaa block, oppoeltft Nash Hotel. Hours 1Q to 13, 1 to L PhnJ 110-j" ' DR. . W. CLANCY Physician and Burgeon. Phonos, offlco 30, resi dence, 724-J. OHIcq hour 10 to 12, 2 to G, DR. W". W. HOWARD-r-iOsteopathla Physician, 3Q3 QsmeU-Corey building. Phono 90J-M.'" It. J. CONRQY, M. D. Physlolaa and Sureqon. Over HutchUon & Lums dcnTaiG K, Main, St, PhqhoT,' E. jqnGHaESSNER, M. p. Pae tlco limited to chronlo dlseasea. Offlco Hotel Holland, Saturdays Residence 10-3. Doth phonee. phenes: Farmer; ,tixx5 Eagle Point mm )vno -H?r M"!' Stenograptin EfuLAIOUNYM 'Stenogranhla ' woirk aona ejuIekHf and Well. ' ' ; Traaste BADS TRANSKBH aTORAQf CO, N.,,. Olftcq 10, rjqiith, fir nt ? 8rvlee g) u(eed, i k. I T ! W m m i fi y