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EAQLE POINT EAULETS
lly A. C. Ilowlctt
Last Sunday your Ragle Point coi
rtMpoiidcut took a t rip to Hams Viil
loy unit In tho nftornon pniai'liml in
tile I'haptirull school hoiuo and ut
night nHwudod services at Tnbto
Hock nml Itov. M. l Davl preached.
nml whllo on I ho way wni pawed by
doiiio of tho Mull Trillium force, how
ninny I munot my, hut I rerognlited
MIm Helen Yocky, tho bookkeeper
for tlm concern, nml how" ninny iiioro
I could not any (Or they pncd mo
to quick (bat I barely Jiad tlma to
think nml they wero none Whllo f
wiu koiio on Sunday tho follow Iiik
pdrson called for dinner J. T.
Rullhnii nml wlfo, MUs Horn Hilt II
vn, .MIm Irotio Sulllwm, Master
Jack Sulllvnn, Ilnrry riold. Arthur
llixlKoiuun ami W. H. White. Mr.
HtlllUnu U tho business mnnngor for
llui ItujiuclntiOn Irrigation company.
Hut n I wns nwny from homo illil
not hfiwi tho pleasant of meeting
with them hut hopo lo have tho
ploiiHuro of their company hero ngnlu
In tho ncnr futura.
Saturday nlghl W. !:. Ilemmel
cnum out to nUend tho dnnco given
l) tho i: I. It. club, spent tho nlKbt
with on nml left nml ad for tho
Weekly Mall Trlbuno.
Whllo I Kim In Sams Valley nml
Tnbln Hock I learned Hint tho front
hail ilouo rousldornblo ilamaKo to tho
fruit nml corn crop. 0110 until re
porting Hint ho had 17 ncrji of corn
bitten down nml ho expected to hnvo
lo roplnnt tho wholo of (t. I also
met A. J. Lupton nml ihrco others
whose, names I tllil not learn. Thoy
worn out for n rlilo In their nolo nml
I mil stopped (o clue up n puurttiro.
Tho cropH look runl well m n general
thlntc along tho route, hut I notleoij
(Ulto n number of wlirnl fields that
woro badly mixed with wild mustard
Returning on Momlny I fnuml thnt
Jack Ftoroy, our deputy postmaster,
who h.nl m lo tho Prospect coun
Iry to vltlt nls grandmother, Mm.
Chnucy Nye. had rotunwd to hU iost
iiKnln. '
Jonoph llltoy wnn doing buliuM
with iih Tiiemliiy nml nbout noon nu
unto rnuio up with tho following por
HOiiH Hint ralliKl for dlmier nt the
Hunuynldii: Mr. J. 0. IioiIko of
IVrryvlllo. Or.: Mm. I.. M. N.
flnrko of Sporlch, .Miik,; Thouinu
HnriiH of Ru'Ieni, O'nv; llornnrd DoiIko
of Now York City nml It. T. Johnno'i
of !llii)ii'nnn, .Maine. They enmo
oiil for n ride, a miod time nml a
Kood dliiuor Ah I wiih called away
oh liiiHluirtK Immedlntoly after dinner
I do not know If thoy went nflhluu
or not, hut thoy Inquired of" mo nbout
tho flaliliiK nml I told thorn (tint I
itaw tho boyH woro cnlohlui; roiiHld
orablo ninny.
Henntnr Von dor Mellon nml hbi
ou Carl woro miiiIIIiii; on thutr
frlliiulit Tiienday fort'iuion,
Tho Tnvurn Iiiih oponod up for
liuiliiexH ncalii iimlur tbo niaiuiKO
inunt of Mr. Harbor.
I CENTRAL POINT. POINTERS j
V1i.lU.nnl,! Uliuv'iirl litN 'PilOHilJV
oVOiiliiK for Ii(h old homo In Water
loo, lowu, and will vlult rolatlvoa
there and then i;o lo Wisconsin ho
foro roturnlnK hero. Ilo oxpocta lo
bo ubtiuut nbout two inontliw,
I). 1 Clay and fninlly loft Tnoa
day ovoiiIiir for Chorryvnlo, Kirn.,
for poriimuout roaldonco,
Coiincllniiui A. W. Moon nml fam
ily iipent Tuesday In (Jraula I'iibh.
fllonn Owun wiih an Axlilniul via
llor Tuoriday uftornoon.
Mia. Ilnwloy and aon of Callfor;
nln uro lioro vIhIHdk wr. W. K.
Khlilur and fanjlly.
I). 0. (Iloaiion of Plloorilx upont
Tdosdny with rolatlvoa hero.
J. W. Monltt apent Tuoailay In
(Ibid lllll.
MiiHtor J. 11. UolmoH la on tho flick
Hat thla woelc,
Mrn. Truly and son Prunlt of tho
California and Can Prove It
Modon orrlmnl wcro rccont alioppura
In thin city.
Mm, If, W. DiivIkkoi'i hna ro
(iinied from n loniithy visit with
Qarijeru relative. Him wna accom
panied homo by her mother, who will
roinnlu for n limn with Imr daughter
nml family.
Tho Indloa or (ho Women's Itellef
Corp aro plnnnliiK an eiitortalnuicnt
for tho public. Tho entertainment .'.
n enntntn entitled 'Tim CrownltiK of
l.ovo.'' Nino of tho ui6t accom
plished and beautiful yuutiK ladle of
tho valley aro taking part In tho
cantata. Tho enntntn la under tho
efficient management of II. N
Aldrlch.
A reception rouimlltco from Mod
ford camo In Central Point Momlny
to meet Hud Anderson, tho prldo of
Oregon, who nrrlved hero on train
No. 15, The coinmlMcn escorted (ho
yeiini: victor to Med ford In their
automobile.
Mlia Klleti Alford of (ho Modoc
vlnlted homo folk the Intter part of
tho week.
Mr. nml .Mrx. John Urim left
Tliiirhilay moruiiie; for Amity, Orepm
where lliey will i-jntnl tho Hiimuier
wilh relnllvp.
I'miline Olaon lelurneil Wnlnea
day from n viwil lo Itohelmiv nml wim
areompanied homu by hia niece, MIm
Peterson.
Mm. II. II. Tullle, l-'rcil llurrown,
Mm. II. Price, Mr. Whilnoy, W. H,
I erj.iiou ami It. I Murniy Hpent
Weilncmlnv nflenioon in Meilfun).
The miiihlrel hliow yve(i by loenl
jnlont iimlgr the Miperviiion of Mr.
ami Mm. Hkalea llnv j;nvo fine Mnt
tufnetion. Central Point MiouM in
deed lie irii(l of lior iHlauted youuc
men.
Tim Hiliiil;iili rrvc n re,ecilion
Tiuuiilny eVohlui, In honor of Mm. M.
Purkeypilo who lonvo for Ohio Knt
iinlny. I.lejit rofroMlimeiilN wero
hcrxed nml nu enjoyulilo evening wiih
Njout li.v nil present.
Prodiiliuil, Myrtle (lleiidnii; Ut
viee-prcMMenl, N'ormnl Aliorot't ; 'Jml
vlre-itrcsldenl, Audrey Ilolnien; Ilnl
iee-predideiil, IXIicr Pnnkey; llh
xiee-preHident, Mulvin Klletdnd; tce
totnry, Myrtle Diuiten; IreiiMirer,
Mntrmii .Mlimfi H
I WILLOW SPRINGS TWIGLETS?
t . ;
J. V. Hanson of Knatern Oregon, is
iHitint; Mr. Fncklum. Mr. linn
nvii Iiim not Hcen Mr. Faeklnin hiuee
they were Iio.vh in WIkcoiihIii.
Hoy Daxiilhiili visited his aixter,
May, in Med fonl liiht Sumltiy after
noon. Mi, ami Mm, I). W. Slono motored
lo Mcdforii Heveful times during thu
week".
MNh Ko&o .Iiiiios K'avo nu lufonnnl
ilauciuK pnrly nt iter homo on tho
Pneifio Highway.
Mr. ami Mm. IIiikIi Porter nml Mr.
uiiil Mm. Loveru motored (o Mcdford
Sitturduy uveuiu.
Mjtiri MeN'iihser ia eomluetlne; tho
KiK'lilli criido exnmiiin'lion ut tho Wil
low Spring iichodl.
Tho Piiroiit-ToneliDm eluh ipatiiiK
wiih poslpouiil Innt Trldny liut will
ho held ut the homo of Mm, It. W. KU
dun next Pridny nfturnoon, Muy II,
ll)i:i, ul HiiVo o'eloek.
Tho following priroH were, awarded
lo puplla of (ho different uehoola
(hat pnrdeiputod in tho ltally Day
exercises: v
Kntl'iorino N'ealon, Tnlilo Itoelc, l'iii
aot, ly Knlior & MeDonuld.
Mildred .lawyer, Agate, Hliek pill,
hy .Mary Mee.
Tho Inrgcxt box Hoolul of tho ben
hon will bo held Saturday, Muy 10,
ut tho school liouso imder tho mis
pieos of tho (ji'iuiKO. Tlio jirogrmu
will iiiiloi'idMm ipleasrjl one mid will
ho enjoyed by ovoryono presonl.
Muuy lioxes uro being plnuued and
Hovoral hnvo linen ooinplelod already.
Oh I tlio good things to out. in theso
mnny boxes will tempt any man's
poekelhook, Now ovoryono bring
your box nml join la with tlio" fun,
AiKDTOrtn jrAtr, Tnrmmrc, Mnm.oriT, oimoto.v. 'niuiianAv, may b. wis.
ami nllngethcir wo will liu've n jolly
good time.
Vision ami Lyle llnfferty, .Tolo,
box candy nml knife, by H. U. Monro
mid W. C. Lcvor. ....
Kdwiu nml lonitliy Cookt Koilh
Jmkxoiiville, lie pin nml lieuuty pin,
by I). II. Sltirdevnut ami M. It. Hug
land. .Iiikoi( MeKuiglit, Unrdaiiclle,
nceklle, by Crnnfill & ltobnell.
The Willow .Springs btiNcbull team
went lo Autiocli ¨uy na (hey cup
ixieed lo be eiilcrtnincU by nml play
luill with tho Antioeli (cam, but to
(heir surprixo found (hut tlio enter
tainment comdstcd of slang, Mum
ami bulldozing, hy what most any
community would comddor n gang of
ruffiniiH, Wo nre glnd lo learn how
ever, (hat (ho boys were well looked
after by Prof. Sweet and (hat they
left the improHHion of gentlemnnly
behavior, good breeding utid common
courfoy, of which (lie cnfcHhincr
seemed to bo totally destitute. K la
lo bo regrotled that any tolf-ropeot-ing
community will allow Mich rowdy
Um is wns displayed, for it only
htands as n reflection upon (ho en
tire community, many of whom uro
worthy of a heller hiatus. Tho
game was played without oitr regu
lar pitcher and crippled otherwise,
but the score wns not discouraging.
Tho gnmo was very close barring ono
inning, which itiht (lie gnmo by a
score of j:i lo 18. Come mid let us
entertain you boys nml we'll show
you (lint toughs, thugs nml hoodlums
do not Mirvivo nt Willow Springs.
I'lciiso M'nrch Wobulcr for (be difl
nition of courtesy.
4
I
KANE CREEK ITEMS.
Mm. Kutlieriuu Foley, Sardinu
creek's ixipulur young teaehor spent
Sunday the guest of Mm. Lewis.
Mm. Ciiks Higiiiliolhnm left on
Friday's train for Mcdford for n sov
ernl day's iit with friends.
Mr. ami Mm. lom Mnnjon were
Sunday vixitom at Mr. nml Mm. Kin
ney's of Table Uoek.
Mm. Hurt Coffmnu of the Tlrnden
is spending few days in .luekson
illo the guesl of her mother mid
other relatives.
lohn Opp of Mcdford was a Fri
day huxino ixitor ut thu Ilrudeii
mine.
MihS I vn Householder spent Sou-
ilpy Hie guest of Mario lligiubotham.
'Mr. nml Mm. Ilpiixeholder spent
Sunday near Agato with their friends
Mr. nml Mm. Forbes.
Pearl lliginbothum spent Satur
day mid Sunday with Mm. (leorgo
Lyimin of Sums Viilloy.
t.'urr Henderson has fully recovered
from bis recent illness and is ablu to
attend School ugniii, wo nro glad to
"?y' :
. Katies Creek business visitors to
(fold Hill this week woro .Mr. mid
Airs. Lewis, Mr. Ynutz, Mr. Martin,
Sim. Muuloii, Miko Foley, Mr. Iirowu,
Thomas Kirok, (Jeoi-go Higinbothnm
nii wife, George Sh'unp, Mm. Uog-
gts, Mr. Duily mid Prophet Foster.
i'rof. nml Mrs, (Ireenleaf of Cen
tritl Point , spent Sunday ut their
Kancs Crook fnnn.
.Mm. Mardon spent Mondny In Gold
Ilitl, (ho guest of Mm. Olson.
Ooorgo Mnrdon roturned homo on
Monday from Jacksonville, for u few
dnys visit with homo folks.
Weather Prophet Foster prodlyta
no inoro frost after May tho (Hh with
on oeeiislonnl shower.
Mr. Lewis wan n Central Point
and Mcdford business visitor on
Monday as ulso wns Mr. and Mrs.
Householder.
suit 'ix Qiiurr titmc. summons
In tlio Circuit QouU of tho Stnto
of OroRou for tho County of Jack
son. John A. Tornoy, plaintiff, vs. John
', Cox and May Cox. his wtfo. , T.
Cox mid' Myra Cox hla wlfo, Mnllnrtn
Pruott and Charloa l'ruott her hue
band, Laura M. Pottongor and T. B,
PpttoiiGQi' lior husband, Mlnulo King
and Charles King nor luisbnnd, and
Frank Cox, unmnrrlod, defendant.
To John, W. Cox nnd May Cox Ills
wlfo, I). T. Cox ami Myrn Cox Ills
wlfo, Mlnulo King and Charles King
her husband, and Frank Cox unmar
ried, tbo above named defendant'
In tlio nnmo ot thu Htato of Ore
lion, you nml each of you nro hereby
rpiln'd to appear and answer tho
plalntlff'i complaint aitalnit you now
on file In thu above entitled court
nnd cnuno on or boforo tho last day
6f tho tlnio proscribed In the ordor
for publication of numinous herein,
to-wlt; on or before tho 13th day
of Juno, 11)13, said (Into being tho
expiration of lx weeks from tho
dato of tho first publication of this
summons; nnd If you or cither ot
ou fall to appear and answer, for
want thereof tho plaintiff will apply
to tho court for tho relief prayed for
In paid complaint, succinctly btntcd,
nu follews: that tlc tltlo of tho plain
tiff In and lo tho real property de
scribed in said complaint, namely,
(ho northwest quarter of the south
went quarter nnd tho routhweat quar
ter of tho northwest quartor of sec
tion twenty-seven (27), In township
thirty-seven (37) south of range one
( 1 J west of tho Willamette meridian,
In Jackson county, Oregon, bo for
ever quieted ngnlnst the defendants
and each of them, and that tho de
fendants bo forever barred from any
right, tltlo or Interest therein and
that tho defendants bo forever en
joined and restrained from ntrertlng
any claim of right, tltlo or Interest
In or to said described property or
any portion thereof, nnd that plain
tiff hnvo Judgment ngnlnst tho de
fendants for hla costs nnd disburse
ments herein to be tnxed. nml for
such other nnd further rcllof as td
tho court shall appear Just and
equitable.
This summons Is published In tbo
Mcdford Malt Trlbuno by order of
thn Honorable P. M. Calkins, Judge
of tho nboyo entitled court, which
said ordor vaa mndo nnd entered of
record on tho 29th day of April,
1013, and In compliance therewith
tho dato ot thu first uubllcatlort
hereof Is tho 1st day ot May, 1913.
W. 12. IMI1PPS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
xetici: of 1'iNAi; sirrn.uMKNT.
In tho County Court of tho State
of Oregon, In and for Jackson county.
In tho matter of tfio estate of
Phylls May nrnrcT. deceased.
Notice Is heroliy given that Sarah
J. llelrtmr, ndmlnhTiratrtx of (ho es
iato of Phyllk May 0 razor, deceaced.
has rendered add presented for final
settlement, nml filed In ald court,
her final account of her administra
tion of sn'ld estate, together with her
report nnd n petition for final dis
tribution, nnd that Saturday, tho 7th
day of J Uue, 19J3, nt 10 o'clock In
tho forenoon of said day, at tho court
room of said court, at tho courthouse
In said county, has been fixed ami
appointed oh tho ilmo and place for
tho settlement of. said account and
tho hearing of saltf report nnd peti
tion, at which tlmo nml place any
person Interested lu Bald estate may
appear nnd file hla exceptions In
writing, to said account and contest
tlio samo.
Notice Is further given that said
account la ready for final settlement,
and tho said eatnto la reacy vor dis
tribution, and on confirmation of
final account final distribution of
snld estnto will bo immediately had.
Dated this Sth day ot May, A. U.
1913.
SAUA11 J. NKLCHKK.
Administratrix of. Estnto of IMiylls
Miy PfraJs. JH'oensoo;,
NEW TODAY
010 acres in Klamath county; a
homo raising ranch, well stocked;
good buildings and fences, lots of
outatdo raugo. Will tnko so mo trade.
125,000.
South Dakota, Minnesota and Mis
souri laud to trade for property In
tho ltoguo Utvor valloy.
Fluo S room liuugalow, with cx
rollout furnishings, closo in, mid
good garage, Furnished complete.
HCOO.
c.D. rioosf
Room ia Jnckson County lia'iilc lllilg
Telephone 1037-J, . ,
rOK ItKNT FimXlfiltrm flOOMS
FOIt RRNT Well Xurnlahcd rooms
wltb nil convenience In modern
homo, gentleman and wlfo or la-dlr-a
only. Call mornings. 422
South Iaurcl.
FOIt HKNT Lnrgo deeping rooms,
and modern housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable
Phono 102C-L. 222 South Holly
street.
FOIt ItHM -IIOUSKS
FOK iSTFivorooni modern fur
nlshcd house, at 5 20 3. Ivy, Phono
720-V. 41
FOK HKNT Flvo room modern
apartment, sleeping porch, flS;
so ven room house, stooping porch.
Col. H. II. Sargent. 810 Oakdato
South. 61
FOIt RENT Modern bungalow;
built-in furniture; beautiful lawn.
309 S. Nowtown.
FOR RENT Furnished C-rootn
house, water rent paid, 2G. C18
King st.
FOR RENT Furnished house, close
In. CO N. Orange.
FOR KENt Modern 7 room houso
and bungalow, furnished or un
furnished. W. II. Evcrhard, 1013
West 9th.
FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING:
ROOMS
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
with bath and gas. 345 North
llartlott.
FOR ltlLNT FURNISHED AITS.
FOR RENT Completely furnished
apartmeuts. Tho Bcrbcn, 10
Quince st.
FOR REM OIT1CES
FORWENT Large, co"mfortabYooN
flco rooms with elevator eorvlco,
steam heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Mcdford Furnl
turo & Hdw. Co.
FOR SALE KINDS
FOR SALE .Canada lands. Seo Geo
II. Young, net. for Canndlau Pa
clflq R. R. lands. Oco. II. Young.
R. F. D. 1, Uox 12. Phono 7-F-l.
44
FOR SALE Do not fall to get my
list of hard times bargains In nnd
around tho beautiful city of Ash
land before you decide on n loca
tion. I can snvo you money on
renting or buying. W. D. Hodg
son, Cor, E. Main and Second st.,
Ashland. Ore. 61
FOR SALE ACREAGE
FOR SALE Otio-thlrd iic?o bcW
patch, 2 blocks from pavement.
Tlirco room houso, chickens, coops
etc W. II. Evorhard, 1013 West
9Ui.
FOR SALE Choice 5 aero homo;
easy terms. East 14th it. Phono
10G0-M. 4)
FOR SALErrMLSCKLjiANEOUS
FOR SALE Lottor heads ana fancy
stationery, printed, engraved or
embossed, as you wish at the
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Pedlgreod
Poland China boar. R. D. 1, Uox
73. Central Point, or phono Far
mor 1I-1S4.
FOR SALE Flno young toam of
mules, Jus't tho thing for orchnrd
work, good drivers; price reason
able. A. K. Ware, offico at Com
inorclal club. 42
FOR SALE Slnglo comb whlto leg
horn hens, Wykoff btralu. In full
laying, 75o each. F. S. Carpenter,
Phono 201-R-4. 42
FOR SALE Tho noted Jorsoy cow
Oraco Fuyno fresh producing se-v-oi)
gallons high tested milk po,r
day. St. Mary's Academy. 4Q
FOR SALE Vogetnblo plants, cab
bago Hc tomato le. C. Carey'js,
Talent, R. F. D. No. 1, Oro. Phono
1C-F-11.
FOR SALE Day-old chicks. Planum
Kloctrlc Incubator Hatchery, Tal
ent, Ore. 11. C. High', Mgr. C6
FOR SALE Oas.ranpo and, hot wa
ter .h'oalor at 2S Almond Bt. Phono
52rf-L. 4 1
FOR SALE Cook atdve, bed, chnlra,
kltchon comblnntlon table; laf
t'ulns. Pliono 571-J, 42
By "Bud" Fisher
FOIt SAM! -MISCnMiAXirOUB
FOIt SALE First class cuif "potn
toes $C ir ton. Scott V. Davis.
Phono 808-11. 40
Fori SALE Italfar) bees and queens
Jan. Stewart. Pbonc (JtO-It., Afed
ford. Ore. '16
FOR SALE Fruit box labels In one
two or three colors, printed u you
order at tbo Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Loose leaf ledger iys
tems, any style or snado to order
by tho Mall Tribune bindery.
FOR 8ALE Purebred Poland China
boars, nt a bargain. Phono 21I-J-1.
FOR SALE Legal bUbKs, tresspass
notices, for sale or rent sings at
tho Mall Tribune.
JFOR SALE Casollno atove. 123 feet
picket fence, call &2& W. 10th.
HELP YATLD riOlALK
WANTED Experienced woman for
Kcnornl hdusvivork! good wagot.
Phono 340-R. 41
WANTED SITDATJONS
WANTED Plain sewing, patching
and quilting. CaU any day but
Saturday. Phone 9C2-X. 49
WANTED JHSCKLl.AAF.OCS
WANTED foborrow JIOOO on my
residence proporty In Medford. Ad
drees H. II., Mall Tribune. 41
WANTED 15 acres In 5 to 8 year
old pears, tract must bo Irrigated.
Will deal with owner only, nox
49, Tribune. 42
WANTED Stock, ranch in, Oregon;
value not to exceed $13,000. Will
turn In residence In Pasadena, vat
uu $9000 clear and pay cash dif
ference. Sec C. A. McArthtir, over
P. O. Phono 36S. 41
WANTED Tutoring, children of nil
nges. Will also Instruct, foreigners
In English. 1427 E. Main. Tel.
757-L. 40
WANTED Spring tooth harrow,
Will exchango wood for work
horse, also 10 acres pears with'
liouso for Mcdford bungalow. C
II. A., Mall Trlbuno.
WANTED TO nUY Decf cattle,
stock cattle, calves, all kinds,
sheep, hides, wool, etc. Dob
Crowdcr. phono 1029-W. 54'
MONEY TO I-OAS
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
closo In ranch property. C. A.
McArlbur. room 3, P. O. block,
phono 368 '
MONEY TO LOAN $1000 (o $5000
to loan on Improved farm proper
ty. Dennett Investment Co.
FOR KXCnAMR
FOR TRADE I havo somo now
Sdidobakor wagons, buggies, farm
implements and gasoline engine
for whloh I will take cord or fir
wood, F. Osonbrugge, 401 River
aide avo. S.
FOR EXCHANGE Small Wlllam
otto ranch for Mcdford residence;
$2000. Clark Realty Co.
FOR EXCHANGE Clear Inc&mo and
acreage up to $30,000. for well
Improved ranch. Clark Realty Co.
LOST
LuST Rod hound, nnswora to nnmo
of .'Rcd." Flndor kindly notify
C. Fitch, Delmont ranch. Phono
14-F-12. 40
llUSlNKSS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AB
STRACT CO., No. C South Contral,
Auto Supplies'.
LAHER AUTO SPRING, CO. Our
uig secret in masui springs is uio
tempering. Wo nro operating thd
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant In tho Pacific northwest. Use.
our springs when others fall. Sold
under gnarantoo. 2C North Fif
teenth St., Poifland, Oro.
Accountants
, 11, WOOD Gonoral1 Accountant
Your books uudttod and kept for a
reasonable flguro; your business
solicited. Office, Mcdford Mall
Trlbuno bldg.; phono GU-R-2; ros
lenco phono 537,
PWiRirivA. .
.HUSLVESS DIRECTORY
AttoiRcys
PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MEALBY
Attornoys-at-Law. Rooms 1 and
2, Postofflco bfdg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER darnett
Corey bldg.
W. 3. CANTON Attorney and Coun
sellor at Law. 123 East 'Main
street, Mcdford, Ore.
Win. M. ColvlK George M. Robort
COLVIO & RODERTS. LAWYERS
Medford National Daalc Building.
Chiropractors
DR. R. J, LOCICWOOD, Chiropractor,
nervo specialist. Rooms 203-204-205
Garnett-Corey bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massago glvon;
ndvlco In dietetics, medical gym
nastics, hydroptherapy. Lady at
tendant. Phono, offfco 945, resi
dence 571-R. '
DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Loulio E.
Hodges Mcchano-Theraptsla, Chiro
practors, Spondylotheraplsts. Theso
systems, including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy,
etc., produco results In both acuto
-and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion free. 230 North Bartlctt St.,
next door to M. E. church. Hour
9 a. in. to 5 p. m. Other bears by
appointment. Phono 17-J,
Dcntlxu
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC
DR C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Garnctt - Corey bldg., suite 310,
Mcdford, Ore. Phono 85C.
Garbage
GARBAGE Got your premises
cleaned up for tbo winter. Call
on tho city garbago wagons for
good service. Phono 625-L. F.
Y. Allen.
Notary Public
HELEN N, YOCKEY Notary pub
lic. Bring your work to me at tho
sign of tho Mall Tribune.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO.'haslho
best equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding,
looso leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Physicians ami Surgeons
DR? F. a. CARLONVi" DR.""eVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 41C-417 Garnett-Coroy
bldg., phono 103C-L. RcBldonce
420 South Laurel st.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physlciau
nnd surgeon.
MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD. M. D. .
Practlco limited to. diseases of
women. Offices 233 E. Main.
Phones, offico 867; residence 814.
DR. J. J EMMENS Physician nnd
surgeon. Practlco limited to eye,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested nnd glasses supplied
Offico 228 East Main St.. Hours
8:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Phono.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack
son County Bank bldg, Offico
phono 43-R; rostdonco phono CS-R.
DR. MARION Physician and sur
geon, Stewart bldg., corner Main
nnd Baftlott fits.; offico phono 27,
resldenco phono 27-J-2.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physi
cian and surgeon. Offfco Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 12. 1 to 4. Phone U0-J.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon. Phones, offico 36, resi
dence 721-J. Offico hours' 10 to
12. 2 to 5.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostoopathlp
physician, 303 Garnott- Corey
building. Phono Q04-M.
It. J. CONROY. M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Over Hutchison & Lums
don. 215 13. Malu St. Phono 77.
Stenographers
ELLA M,,GAUNYAW -Palm block.
Stenographic work done quickly,
and woj). ; , ,
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGH CO.
tOfflco 16 south Fir.BL Phono
315. PrlcosS right. Sorvlc' guaranteed.
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