Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 03, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAYTON, Ohio, April I (lovcnior
.Initios Cox nf Ohio, .Mikh Mnhel
lloiiilmnii of I ho Kid CntkN Society,
mill the liifinliiTH nf tin- Ohio relief
I'tiinmlkMiiiii touii'il Hit? city today,
l-NllMllll.V illNKl lli ilnmngt)
wrought lv the flood. Ittnr lliey lit.
Ii'IiiLmI ii lecture nl which scene of
Ihi' ai'liiitl lloutl Mini lin Mtuuthui
Wtl shlllWI llV hcII'IIiiiiI. A llllll
illiliici nl n Iffluro howcil tlmt
it will cut f in.miD.dilii o miiU Dn
toii normally huhitnhli' ugnm.
TO FORCE MONTENEGRO
TO OBEY MANDATES
LONDON, April .1 - Just tin Moic
toncgro him scored hor first null sue
riN liy getting u foothold nl Tara
liimrli, tlio key to Hctilnrl, tint war
ships of llio powers are gathering
atom; thn rounl to compel tier lo give
up her mom. precious fruit of fhu
months fighting.
Austrian warship are already an
chored off her shores ami IlrltUh
niul Italian war craft are on tho way.
Nut uven UiimU I excepted from tho
hIwim which urn Joining In tho tloin.
otiHtrntlon. Hhaitld tho ilomomitra
lion prom Inoffuctunl It l unlil Antl
varl uml DulrlKiio will li occupld.
When thn .MnntoticKrln truublo In
nut of tin v-uy It lit liolk'Vi'd thn puw
cm will lmo In uVnt with Horvln
which tin ilfolliiivl tn wltlulrnw her
troop from Hcutnrl. A I no Konln too
In proparluu for tho porumuunt ocou
pntlou nf Durnizo which Is contrary
to tho (locUInu of tho pirwera,
ninuwhnrv ninltura am iiiovIiik
alotiR mnoolhly. Tlio ngrvninout Ih
prnctlcnlly ronohoil with nKnnl to
tho tioumlnry of Turkey ami llulitarla
nlthoiir.il lltilgarln Ih itimnlliiK
iiKnliut any ullp aKnlnnt lur hy noml
I up tho wlinln of hor Ailrlnuoplo army
to Toliatnljn.
PRESIDENT WILSON FRETS
ON TARRIF ISSUES
nVASJIINOTON, April 3 IMchI
ilunt WIIhoii U fuco to faco with tlio
uioHl Horlomt plmiivH of tho tariff ru
vlblon tinliiy. With tho work of
tho hoiiKu wayM ami meami rommtttoa
heforo him ami tho extra hchIo of
roiiKroHM only u fow iIii)h nsuy, tho
preiililiint him piorci'iliut drop enough
Into tho Nlmly of tho tariff hill lo
ruftllxn that hnforo tho ilomocratla
niut'iiHi'fl moot thiro aro many poluta
upon v,likh ho tnuut mako a doflnlto
Mtaml.
Ilo mlmltli'il nt tho Whlto Hoiiho
ho would do ho "In a day or two."
It wiih docliirod nUu that tho prunl
dimt had not mmlo up IiIh mind fully
whiithor tho tariff nhnuhl ho ravlsod
Kdht'dulo hy Huhodiilo or In a uIiikIo
hill; whuthor minur will ho plarod on
tho froo Hut or hIvuu a roaHonahlo
amount of protertlou ami wluithor
Ihu liiromo tax hIiouUI ho flat or
Krnduiiti'd.
I WILLOW SPRINGS TWIGLETSl
Mr. Knsigu of Sleepy Hollow uml
nihoi', Mm. Wnrner of I.n AiirpIoh,
were iHiling Mm. Frank MeKeo Sul
uiilay. Aim. Fiuiiciuo MoNiihhiu" look part
in Hovural euteilainmenlK in Medfonl
thn I'iinl of Iho week, nml wan the
guchl of .Mm. I'M Andrews nml
ilaiighler, Cuioliue.
Tho hills nro heuuliful with wlh
flowem, the upiieolH uml peaeheK
n 10 In lilooii) uml tlio valley looUs
MIISpiU'IHIrt.
Mr. Hugh Poller i improving hin
plneo hy creeling n linm of goodly
lliini'llhidllH.
TIioho inoltniug or Oiiviug lo Moil
find Sului'duy wuro Mr, Stouu uml
UCS.n VtZ" M-
1 V v
-.' r 'i 'y sr
wife, T. M. Fohk nml wife, Mhh Tay
lor, CoKI I,av ami family, .Mr. Car
ton uml ulfo, Mr. Joe lltiiiylailn nml
Oiear Hluekfunl.
Hverylmily In liumty (t'lllnu llieir
unniml in priiuu nomlitinu for plant
iui; corn.
Col Mini wan pulling I he fiiUNhiu
touches lo hi ilrlvewn.H whieli are
ax lino us ou van 11ml iu I he valley.
.Mix. Trunk Adam uml mod, Mar
ion, of Cent nil I'oint wrro Sunilay
isilorM in Willow Kpriiik'H.
Tlio llrwl hehool rally to lie lielil
iu JaeLon nmiity will ho given "'
Willow SpriiiKH xehol April 'J'. The
HehooU whirli ll eooMrale nio
AK'de, Tallin lioek, Tolo, North .lack
Mouville nml DanlniiellaM. I'rof. Sweel
ami liiw aKMilnntw are exerliuc every
effort lo make Hum u day long to he
reini'inhcred. A program will he
rendered iu which eueli acliool will
)artieiae, Some of Ihe lieitt pnk
em iu (lie eounly will he present nml
deliver mldreKen. Tim Central Point
Imml mid other prominent mimical
nrllflM huvn heeu uueii;ed wliieh
iiHHureM u.H of the elmiffit niusieiil
neleeliouK, nml n rnre In-nl. A IniH
kul dinner, tennis mid ermpiet eon
Ii'hIh, rneen uml luihehall will ho other
feature of Ihe day. It in niueerely
hoped that oiury iemon in (he dis
trict will do hi or her hct tn uiil
in innkinir thin n gain day in Iho
history of Willow Sprini,'.
A few rnllieK have hern held thni
out tho Mate nml have htimulatod n
more tchoiinlve kcIioo spirit, nml
morn mutiinl nml friendly relation
lietwreii thn dintrielM eo.opcratiui;.
Wo eiiuuot afford lo he outdone hy
any oilier eounly or Heotioit nf tlio
Mate, ho lot iik net our lifo elolheK
on nml he up nml doing, n soon its
tho urrniiKeinentH linxe lieen enin
pleted haud-hillH will he placed in
each aehunl for distribution to the
liferent Iiouick and everybody rIvcii
ii cordial invitation to Ken that noth
ing U left iindouo to cclipxc nil pant
veeorilH. The kcIiooIr to tako art
nro coimldered to ho the very best iu
Houlhcm Oirgon, uml why not do
oumelvcK proudly. Hemember, wo nro
on trinl, uml not our erttieH, there
for emih nniht join in tlio fray.
Hooray for Willow Spring) I
I ALONG ROGUE RIVER
llurtoy Itlchnrdann of Agate went
to Troll Wednesday to spray his or
chard. Mm, Mary Cornliih, Mr. nml Mr.
i:dwn,rd l'uttnr nml ehlldien upent
ICaster with Mr. nmt Mm. OeorKo
McDouough and family of Sanitt val
ley, .Mm. CornUh will upend sovorul
d.iyrt with tho MeDonough and Oil
liirlat fumllluti.
Kdwtn Plot took a load of fine
poMtH to tho 'valley this wuek.
Mini Kul a Houston cloned n ul
moutliM' turui of .uchool tho 2Sth Pi
tho lllark dlHtrlct,
Tho ninny frluntU of J. h. Ho wo
of Hum a valley art) worry to hear ho
Ih hoou to leave for Klnmuth county
to live.
ICuHtcr was a very blustery day
uml Monday brought ua an Inch of
HltOw',
Mr, Saudow of 1)1 U Creek was a
recent vUltor to tho valley.
.Mr. Craft of Long llramii had tho
mhifortuuo to lomi tho end gato of
IiIh wagun laut Tuesday while on hla
way homo from tho valloy. Ilo had
a load of machinery and lost u mini
tier of tho uiuutlor plecen ns attach
ingptH to tho cultlvfttor, etc, nml
wnB iinnblo to find thorn. Mr. Craft
Ih an elderly mnn and It Is uulto u
Iqhh to him,
Mltm Knld Poelor oloned n bIx
luontha term of school Iu tho Cen
tral dlatrict l'rlilay.
Mrs, Jaupor Hannah and chlldron
vlalled hor mother, Mm. ThotnnH
Halnioy, In Central Point, Wodnos
day. Ilulin Do.w rorolvml (lio bu nqwo
of tho doath of IiIh Hlator, Mlsa Mary
MTCDFOUD WATT; TTtrBrom
No Ostriches in
Daw, of llojilanJ, Cal., on March 11.
Hhi) woh C7 yearM of atce.
Norman (laxo inadn a hmilncti
trip to Mndford.
MUs Mabel Darby of Urlffln crack
will hoKln a threo iiiontlm term of
itchool In the DclicnKt-r (Jap dlitrlct
March .11.
I.lttlo (Iwendolyu HouMton and
DorU Hlchurdnon ore having a e
Vera attack of thn whooping cough.
Dr. and Mr. KlrchgoHincr nutoed
to Mcdford Tuvnilay.
EDEN PRECINCT
Oeo. Alfred of Fern Vnlley wuk
trading iu Phoenix Monday.
Mr. nml Jim. Mark Kent was in
Phoenix Monday.
C. Carey wi,i nl Talent on uuHinoxs
Tiiexdny.
Mm, Joe ltader uml Mm. A. S.
Furry were giicM at tho plealinnt
home of Mm. Oeo. Snltziniin Tueodny.
John ItohiiiMon nml Illiu Colemnu
or Talent were in Mcdford Saturday
Jmuert Allen of North Talent wus
iu Mcdford Wcduehilny.
Mr. and Mm. .1. H. HoherlH KMint
Sumlny iu Phoenix with Mm. IlobcrlV
father.
Mr. mid Mm. V. S. Stancliff wcro
calling upon Mr. nml Mm. Miller ent
of Phoenix Sunday.
Mm. Scott of Fern Vnllev recently
relumed from tin extended WMt to
Peiiiisylvnnin to her farm in Fern
Valley. Mm. Scott jiiftt escaped sev
eral severe storm on hor return.
Thoso fnun Phoenix to Medfonl
Mcdford Saturdny were Mm. Oeo.
MeClnin, Mm, W. S. Stnnehff, Mih
MuguesK, Mh Mary Stancliff, Mr.
Martin nml daughter, Mm. C. Carey,
I. A. Itose, Mr. nml Mrs. doe Under,
A. S. Furry, Oeo. Croy and Mm. Jnhu
Cope,
It Vh HIiot You.
If you nro a sufferer of pile or
homorholds In any form, conio to
our Htoro and let ua ahow you Merl
tol Pllo Homcdy. It U ouo ot tho
best preparations wo havo over
handled and Is sold on a poiltlvo
guarantee. Hasklns Drug Store.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned will apply at tho regu
lar meeting of tho city council April
15, 1913, tor a llcensu to sell malt,
splrltous and vinous llquom at 10
North Front street, for a period of
six months.
MURPHY & CO.
Dated April 3. 1913.
NOTICE OF HAM: OF UOXIiH.
Notlco In heroby given that tho
Town ot Phoenix, In .incksnn County,
Oregon, horeby offers for bhIo
122,000.00 ot Its negotiable coupon
1913 wntor tionda duo In ton years
with lutorest nt six per cent payable
semi-annually, said bonds being In
denomlpntlons of $1000.00 each.
Sealed proposals will bo received for
NEW TODAY
fiO acres of choicu Inml in crop,
houso u ml bum npil other building:),
four good homes, u lot of hogH uml
chickens, implements uml tools of nil
kinds, also two-thirds of (ho crop on
over 100 ueres adjoining rented
ground. All goes for $11,000. This
is extra good Inml. Future it out.
100 ueres on tho Ajiplegnlo, well
improved, $.')0.00 per ncrtj.
180 acres near good town nearly
nil iu cultivation. $l.ri,00 per uere.
li!0 ucroB nenr good town, no
buildings. $00.00 per nore,
'lheso three places all nro raibin
finmo nlfulfu, havo aomo irrigation,
dud mmu can b easily developed.
All near school nml trading points,
They nro nil money makers.
G. D. HOON
Room IU Jackson County Rnuk nidg
Telephone 1037-J, ,
fEDFORD, OIlEdON, TinTHRDAY, 'APRTT n, 1i)M.
Mexico Makes No
rt
CP
thn purchase price of said bonds or
any portion thereof by tho under
signed nt any tlmo boforu April 7,
1IM3. at 7:30 I. M.
All proposals must bo accompa
nied by a certified check drawn on
souio State or National bank In Jack
sou County, Oregon, for G per cent
on tho umount bid. The name to be
forfeited providing tho bidder, If his
bid Is accepted, falls to purchase
said bonds within thirty days attei
being notified of the acceptance of
his bid, In nccordanco therewith and
to bo returned to said bidder In caio
said hid Is not accepted.
Tho Council reserve tho right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated March 25, 1913.
V. K. FimilY.
Hecorder ot tho Town ot I'hocnlx,
Oregon.
FOK ItKXT IIOU.IKS
FO?r7o:NT rurnishod i"TungaTo
COS 8. (Irnpe. 10
FOIt IlKNT Furnished C-room
house, water rent paid, $25. C18
King st.
FOR W:NT Furnished houso. close
In. M. A. Ilader. at M. F. & II.
Co.
FOR RBNT A well furnished 5
room bungalow, with Bleeping
porch. 211 Laurel st. Key at II.
C. Kentner's. C09 W. 10th. Tele
phono 73 Ashland.
FOR Itb.vr Four room house, 203
North drape. Call next door north
for key. 11
FOR RUNT Two room furnlshod
house, 315 North llartlctt. 11
FOR RENT Strictly modern ti
room houso with sleeping porch.
Also seven room bungalow fur
nished If desired. Also threo room
houso. W. II. Kvorhard, 1013 W.
9th st.
FOR RENT FURNISHED AITS.
FOR RENT Summer rates begin
April 1 at tho Ilorben. Everything
now; prlvato bath, laundry, etc.;
completely furnished apartments.
10 Qulnco st.
FOR UEXT l'UItXISUKO HOOMS
FO?Mti:NYiVoom"nnd tablq board!
homo cooking. 112 King st. Phone
lOtl-J. 12
FOR RENT Largo sleeping rooms,
and modorn housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable.
Phone 102C-L. 222 South Holly
street.
FOR RENT Nlca modern rooms
with board at Mrs. Fay's, 22
Geneva Avo.
VOIX KENT HOUSEKEEPING
ROO.MH
FOlTREWSultoo T o4 nicety
furnlahed housekeeping rooms,
plumbed, lighted; lower floor. 729
W. Uth.
FOR REM DKFICKS
FOR RENT Lnrgo, comfortablo of
flco rooms with elevator sorvlco,
Btoam heat, hot and cold wntor.
Low rates. Apply Medtord Furnl
turo & Hdw. Co.
S .. .. 1
FOR HALE FARM LANDS
FOR SALE 13 acres on Rlvorsldo
drlvo overlooking Rogue river; 3
acres young orchard, part bearing,
balance alfalfa and grain land
very sightly. Ideal location tot
country homo. Exclusive, neigh
borhood. Deautltul residences sur
rounding. C. 1). Woolvorton,
River Deud Ranch, Oold Hill, Ore
gou, 335
FOR SALE 40 acres of timber land
4 miles from Talent on rond. Will
out about 2000 cords ot fir and
hardwood. Prlco $500, II. L.
Whlted, Ashland, Ore., or N, It.
Urophy, Talent. 13
FOR HALF. HOUSES
FOIl'sALE 190 Toot frontag'oDu
kota uvonuo, 150 foot oft Now.
town; 90,5 feet deep; will divide.
Prlco for all, $900. Address Q. R..
Tribune 32t
FOR SALU OR RENT Now 5-room
modem house, full bnsomont; also
4-room houso. 02S West Palm St.,
IVi blocks weBt ot North Oak
dnlo, 321
FOR SALE A new 10 room modorn
house, cement foundation, coruor
lot, lawn and shade trees; near
Bungalow Add,, a desirable homo,
Valuo $35QQ; terms. W. U3C 4th
st. 10
Difference
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FOR HAM;IIOUHK8
FOR SAM: Furnished houso on
quarter block; GCQ acres of land;
easy terms. Call or address owner,
II. M. Cos. G04 West Toath street,
Mcdford. Ore. 321
C-ROOM house, modern In every
way. Two flroplacos. hardwood
floors; In very best neighborhood.
Fine grounds. Never been occu
pied. Cost ot house, 14000; unin
cumbered. Will exchange for acre
ago or soil. See owner, J. O.
Darncs, First Natl. Dank bldg.
im SAXK wrre
FOR SALE 3 lots on Ross court at
a sacrifice, tor cash. C. D. Wool
vcrton. Cold 11111, Ore. 331
FOR SALE 190 feet frontage Da
kota avenue, 150 feet off New
town; 90.5 feet dcop; will divide.
Prlco for all, f 900. Address O. R.,
Tribune. 11
FOR SALE Pco! You Toxans. I
havo n building lot 55x117, south
front, at an attractive price. O. F.
Dyer, owner, 1114 N. C st. 11
FOR SALE MLSCKLliAXEOUS
FoirVLE Extra "good fresh c"ow
also yearlinc heifer and heifer calf
all blooded stock, t. Man's Acad
emy. 1 1
FOR SALE Six tons stacked good
alfalfa, mile out Kings highway,
S35, or will exchange for' wood.
Phone 91C-J. 12
FOR SALE Completo electro plat
ing outfit. Can bo made a money
making business. Only one In
town, practically now. Inquire 28
North Q rope, City.
FOR SALE Fruit box labels In ono
two or throo colors, printed m you
order at tho Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Compk'o Cederborg
electric frost thermometer, good
as new, cost SIC; will sell tor f 10.
Phono 2S4-R. 10
FOR SALE: Calling cards, printed,
engravod or embossed at the Mall
Tribune office.
FOR 8 ALE Looso lost ledger sjs
tems, any stylo or auado to order
by tho Mall Tribune bindery.
FOR SALE Two 10-horse, ono 5
horse, ono 3-horso electric motors
with startors and transformers.
Hubbard Uros. 331
FOR SALE Shade trees, two years
old Catollua poplars, very fast
growing, 40o each. 512 S. Oak
dalo nve. Phono 123-H, 3C4
FOR SALE Largo bulUi of tho fin
est varieties ot cactus and decora
tive dahlias. Tel. Sir.-It. 10
FOR SALE Legal blames, tresspass
notices, tor salo or rent sings at
tho Mall Trlbuue.
FOR SALE Letter heads and fancy
stationery, printed, engravod or
embossed, as you wish at the
Mall Tribune,
FOR SALE Early Sunrlso and Un
do Sam seed potatoes. E. W. Carl
ton, Central Point; phono Fnrm
era 114. 333
FOR SALE POULTKY AND EGGS
FOR SALE Laying hronzo turkey
hens eggs $1 per 15. Belmont
ranch. Phono 14-F-12. 12
FOR SALE Eggs and baby chicks
from my select winter laying
strain of S. O. Rhodo Island Reds.
Orders booked uow. G. W. Bone
diet. 219 Mountain Ave. Phono
Ashland, 251-L. l
FOR SALE Ono dozen Barred Rock
hens. Eggu tor hatching. 004 Plum
st. M. 11., Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Whlto Wynndottos,
bronzo turkey eggs nnd stook. J.
H. Fuller, Talent, Oro. 29
IIKIjV WANTED riOIALK
WANTE D-Ohi "vonted lo help "wit ii
housework afternoons, Phono
iu0-H.
WANTED Stenographer. Address
Box "K" caro Tribune 12
WANTED SITUATIONS
WACTElLady win woric day
work, gouoral housuwork or plain
sowing. Phouo 887-X. 12
Cftt igir rt .y
WANTED filTTATIONS
WANTED Lawn mowing, trimming
spralng rosobushes, garden work.
Phono 103K-L. 14
WANTED Family work to tako
homu or will go out by the hour.
Phono 9C8-J. 11
WAVrKI-MISCKMiANKOUiT
VA NTE 0 1 5 6" pou nil " farm' "team
or single work horse; also ex
change small tract In three-year-old
pears, with or without build
ings for bungalow In Mcdford. Ad
dress K. P. X., caro Mall Tribune.
33 1
WANTED Tent houso or either
frame or tenlKelther 8x10 or lOj
12. John Reter, Phono 7701. IS
lOx
WANTED A listing on your prop
erty. I can handle $100,000 worth
of property It the prlco Is right
What have you for exebango or
salo
Havo money to loan or will take
up your mortgage or deferred
payments.
J. C. Darncs, 1st Natl. Dank bldg
WANTED Furnished heuse: must
bo modern and reasonable. Ad
dress L. G., Mall Tribune. 10
lyANTED $1800 loan on $7000 Im
proved bearing orchard security,
earns 10 per cent on that amt. yr.
1913; for qno to 5 yrs., at 8 per
cent. Address Box C3, caro Mall
Tribune.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate
Address mo care of Hotel Mcdford
as I am out ot city part of time.
II. L. Dodge. 32
MONEY TO LOAN. Bennett Invest
ment Co., corner Main and Fir. 15
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
closo In ranch property. C. A.
McArthur. ream 3, P. O. block,
phono 3CS1.
FOR KXCIIAMiB
FOR SALE OR TRADE Ono 40
horsepowor Rambler automobile
In good shape, will trade for any
thing ot equal valuo. Address A.
W. Outhrlo, Murphy, Ore. 324
UU81NKSS OliiKClORY
Auto Supplies,
LAHER, AUTO SPRING CO. Our
big secret In making springs Is tho
tomporlng. Wo aro operating the
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant in the Pacific northwest. Uso
our springs when, others fall. Sold
under guaranteo. 26 North Fif
teenth St., Portland, Ore.
Attorneys
C. L. REAMES, LAWYER Office
Medford National Bank bldg., sec
ond floor.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALEY
Attprnoys-at-Law. Rooms 1 and
2,. Postotflco bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garnott
Coroy bldg,
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Coun
sollor at Law. 123 East Main
streot, Medtord. Ore.
i
Accountants
D. K, WOOD General Accountant
Your books audited and Kept for a
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Office. Medfonl Mall
Tribute bldg.: phone Gll-R-2; res
ldonco phono 537.
TypewrlUug
MULTIGRAPHING. TYPEWRITING,
Stenograph)'. Machluo Dictation,
nil classes ot circular lettor work.
Ono or ono thousand letters, tho
prlco will bo right and according
to tho times. Stimulate your busi
ness with lnterostlng facts con
corning propositions, or bargains,
You can best do this with Multi
graph work. Phono 133-R. McMil
lan Publicity Ad-Writlug Co,, room
9, Jackson Cquuty Bauk,
IMflB PTVF5
By "Bud" Fisher
fl
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstract
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AB
STRACT CO., No. C, South Central.
ClilroprftcUin.
DIL R. J. LOCKWobb. Cblropractor)
nerve specialist. Rooms 203-04-06
aarnett-Coroy bide Vapor
baths and scientific maijage gives;
advice In dietetics, raedlcal gym
nastics, bydroptherapy. Lady at
tendant. Phone, office 945, resi
dence 571-R.
DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Louise M.
Hedges, Mechano - Therapists,
Chiropractors, Spondylotheraplsts.
These systems. Including dletotlcs,
curative gymnastics, hydro-ther-aphy,
etc., produce results In both
acute and chronic diseases. Con
sultation free. 330 North Bartlett
St, next doer to M. E. church.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Other
hours by appointment. Phone
417-J.
Dentist
DR. W. M. VAN SGOYOO
DR. C. C. VAN 8COYOC
Dentists
Garsett-Corey bldg., suite !0.
Medtord, Oro. Phone 856.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned np for tho winter. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone C25-L. P.
Y. Allen.
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees
are budded, not grafted. Our stoek
Is not Irrigated. Wo guarantee
everything put out. Wo are not la
the trust. H. B. Patterson. Oflee
removed to office Hotol Nash,, la
sldo entrance, noxt tc barber shop.
Notary Public
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary nub
ile Bring your work .o me at the
sign of The Mall Tribune.
l'rluteru and Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office tn
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
First
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. F7. 0." CARLO W, DR. EVA
MAIN8 CARLOW Osteopathlo
physicians, 41C-417 Gsrnett-Corey
bldg., phono 1036-L. Kesldonce
420 South Laurel st
DR. 8. A. LOCKWOOD Physician
and surgeon.
MYRTLE; S. LOCKWOOD, M. D.
Practice limited to disease! of
women. Offices 333 E. Main,
Phones, otflco 8G7; residence, 814.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat Eyes scien
tifically testod and glassos supplied
Office 223 East Mala St Hours
S:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phono.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack-
son County Bank bldg. Office
. phono 43-R; resldonco phono C8-R,
DR. MARION Physician and sur
geon, Stowart bldg.. corner Mala
' nnd Bartlett sts.; offlcq phono 27,
residence phono 27-J-3,
DR. MARTIN O. BARBER PhysK
clan and surgeon, Office Palm,
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hour
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J.
DR. It. W. CLANCY Physician and.
surgeon. Phones, otflco 3C, resi
dence, 724-J. Office hours 10 to
12, 2 to 6.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathlo
Physician, 303 Garnott-Corey,
building. Phone 904-M.
R. J, CONROY, M. D. Phvslclan and
Surgeon, Over Hutchison &'Lums
den, 215 E. Main St. Phono 77,
E. KIRCHGES8NER, M. D. Prae
tlco limited to chronic diseases.
Otflco Hotol Holland, Saturday
10-3, Both phones. Rostdence
phenes: Farmer lOxxC Eagle Point
and Roguo River lino.
Stenographer
ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm bloek.
Stenographic work done quickly
and woll.
1 i . ' " ' ' iL
Transfer '
bads Transfer & STbRAGBb?
Otflco 10 South Fir st FJo4
315. Prices right, Sorvlee guar
auteed.
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