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Mm. John K. Robert i rvniverin
I'iiiiii her ireeiil Illness.
The Piunhytcrinii JjidW AM "ill
int'ct with Mm. 15, Anderson of North
Phoenix, Wednesday afternoon.
Mm. fliiv Tlininlior Iiiih Ikmmi chii
rini'il to llif ImiiHi fur tlto inl two
wi'U hut iU now nu Itvltnr.
The MiitKitM Townn nro IiiinIiik mi
nil.llllcin Imllt In (hlr little home.
.Mrw. Hffiii Tii.lur wn 'mIIpiI hrrr
from t'orvallU hy llio criiuiH Ulin'im
of Imr fullior nt Ih" Ikiiiiu of hi i.
ilaui;litri, Mr'. .1. Ilnrior.
Mr. mill Mrx. II. Aki Milortnlno
tlm twi"linrH Thuittiliiy n '.''ij,'.
I. l lliHr', .jfwor of wIhrv
In llic kliiti iinUi'mity nt Snlviiii yiivo
u tlnritopticnii Ici'tun In tho hluh
cliiKil auditorium Friday afternoon.
.Mr. It." Hrtiiiu nut! uliililruu, lie
iMiiupunlnl hy Mi Apio linger, of
Hi'.vli Moiilnnii, ariivtMl liurn n fvw
ilny.t iiko on a vilt to Mm. Ilroiui'
imrrntH, Mr. aiul Mm. V. Aor mitl
Ijit hitithur, II. Ak't, irliiilml of tho
MfllOdlM,
MIm Mnrion Tonuui ntlriulril the
iinl,v (iicii hy Miw I lurid ('ox in
tho I Intel Mmlfoiil I'riiluy u filing. ,
Mm. J. If. hyonn, h'ft her)! n hliarf
thim nyu for Ntnv York. Mn will
vIhIi IiIk pitrontri at MlniirapuIN for n
hltoit liitm hcfori Kiliif to Now York,
lie cxpt'ct In lie Komi for M'vorul
nionthi'.
.Minn Lillian Watiimlh, tlio primary
Idiiclinr, whit riiHiiK with Imr hrotlmr
on hU iiinliiri'.i'lt, Satiinlnv inoriiini?,
wu IhroMii fnun it hy wuuo liruak
npi of Ilia niNi'lilno ami had lu-r col
lar luiuu hrukou.
1 ALONG ROGUE RIVER I
Mm. TIkhiiim MkCiiImi Im HpciulliiK
n fm tlnjrt with her mm, I'liilip, ui'iii
Iwirhy.
Alec Hole ami IVIo Ktowoll took
illuurr w it It lli'iirv l-'ii'iii'li Kiiilay.
Mr. ami Mm. V. lluiiHton ami fam
ily xprul Siimlny at Modulo.
Suiifoiil aiul I'M lloimtou mul t.U-
lur, Mihit lilu, mmlo a liip to thu val
luy n fuiv ilnjv hko.
MImiw Tolly ami lanltt Johnson
uiilh-il on MitM Itmiliul Malhuwrt Sun
ilny. Mr. ami Mm-, Frank Custor ami
MiMi Mallio Minh'f Hpciit TIiuimIii.v
niht in Mrill'oril.
Mix TihhIo Mlntur nu't Iiit uiuli
Mr. t'aiiimon in Mnltonl May 10, ami
wmil with him lo IiIk Iioiiiu in Minn
eapolis Minn. i lo hpi-nil llio Hiimmor.
MV. iiiiil Mm. Jaok Walker went
lo llio valley Thnmilny.
Tim Daily mul Aleo Haiinev went
(o Meilfoiil Kuuiluy. Mr. Daily has
Couu to Caiimlu on u husineufi trip.
J, C. IIiiiiiiiiIi is HpemliiiK u few
ilu.Vh with hU hou, Japur.
Aiuoiik Ihofii who Mpent a pleiiHitut
Humliiy nt thu .1, 0. llauuuh much
woo; Miv nml Mi'H. JiiHpin llunnuli,
1'urry l-'oblur, Liilliur Worliuaii, Mr.
nml Mm. I'. IMk, MImiw -Mnry ilml
Miiilhu Giki Miihel I)hi-Ii. DphhIu
mill Velum IIiiiiiiiiIi.'
Davo Pernio f Itotul DUtiiel No,
VI, ami ciow are. eainpml nt Perry
Pohlurii plaeo mul woikiu tho rond
mirth ami houIIi of thorn. ,
Anion Smith jjiivo n t'aiowoll damio
Tuesdiiy nilit.
Mr. ami Mm. Will Jonoi, Jr., ro
tinned lo l'lOHpuel; from tho valley"
Tliiimday.
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS,
Mr. mid Mm. Hoymoiir, who hjivu
lieou vlultliiK thulr duiiKhtor, Mrs,
Wiijimin Wniiuir, uml family In tliU
city for Hoveral montliB, left for their
Iioiiiu In Imlliimi iturdny murnlur.
mid will Htop In Kiikowj on routo to
visit Mr. Wnnior'n jiuronts, Mr. nml
Mra. II, finm. Mm. .Wuymuu
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Warner ami il(iii(litor nccoiupiiiilcd-
Mr. nml Mm. Keymoiir In Kiif.uiii).
J. 0. Inanition kuvc bin Hiimlny
rclioo.1 rtitim a picnic on Table Hock
Knliirilny.
A. C. Walker ipont Hnturday li
(IrnnU I 'unit.
Mm. Knnim Itolib, mIbh linnet Hcbb,
Mm. IC Unmet!, (korRo I'liukuy, It.
II. HU worth. Mm. :. Walib, Mini
HliiCkford wero nnioiiK tho people
front (IiIh vicinity In Metlford Bnlur
day nftnruooii,
Mr. nml Mm. A. I. Alltlnn of KM
illen (pent Hnturilny wltli frletulit In
(IiIn oily.
Want llopklim nml Prod Pnrrn of
thlu city went to WVeil Rutiinlny ov4
nliiR with Hie clionen frlemlv Imnobsll
leant of Medford.
Tlteo (llnnK of Aullocli wan tmi..
nrtliiK biihlncK hero Bnliirdny eve-
lllllR.
Mm. OoorKo I). Ko nnd two lit-
tin tiom nro vIhIUur thin week In
IIoriio Hlvor with relative.
Mr. and Mm. (I. K. Tex, Mr. nnd
Mm. II. T. l'nnkay and Mm. I). Pan
key wero among (lie tunny from lioio
whn ipent Himilny nt tlio rlrer.
Mr. nnd Mm, I). K. Jone or Phoe
nix npent tlio wiH'k oml hero.
Muny of our people ipunt Smithy
afternoon In Mvilfant,
Mr. and Mm. Ager nnd child -.mi
npent Bunilny In I'hocnlx.
Mm. Ollvor Want' of (Irniit Iiin.t
In lxltltiK hor ller, Mm. ( Iconic I..
Nenle, nnd family In thl city.
Captain H. M. Nealon of Tamo
Hook intended n meetliiK of W. II.
llnrrUou pout (I. A. It. hero Snlur
day.
Mlw Myrtlo Duntcn, Knto Anion,
nnd MnrKiiret IIoIuhm nttoudod tho
tommeueoimint utereUeo at AkuIu
Haliirday eveiilm;.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Hy A. 0. Ilowlett
l.oM Satutilay iiIkIiI, May Id, the
K. I. A. ('. hud another eouleii, nml
iiIiIioukIi 1 wn not theio t lmo a
full iii'fouut ijiii'ii hy the direetor
uml xv ill try to jjivo a Drift aeeouut
of what happened. My informant
mtyrt that tln'K.viiiifciuiii aviik hlmply
filled ami nhoiil the lime for Unia lo
eoiniueneo the exereit.en IVanh Nieh
ols iiiimo inarehiii); In with his In-an
hand mid rendered huveral Hau pieejM
of imifcie, uml Ihoy wero received
with roiihiujf elieem. Tho fiihl event
wan the 17 potato meo for men, tin
nonneed hy Mm. (I. W. Owens, who
aeted hh uhairlady. Tho fimt eon.
tiiNtaiitH wore Kev. Kiiiiiiioiih, K.ilpli
Owens mid (lien lluley. Tho exeilj
ineiil litun to he iuteuxo hy the limn
Ihoy had run one-third of the din-taneo-Iintl
yards -Olenn Daley win
ning llio fimt ruee. The Heeond raeo
wiih hy Harry Hryaiit, Kd Coy nml
I'm nk IIoiihIou, Harry Hrynul heiil
tho wiiiuor, Then uaiiio tho final
rim hiitwoeu Hurry Hrytiut, (llcnn
Huley ami Carl IHuuer. At fimt tho
uileueo wttH Himply iuteuo hut ly thu
titim they imido tho fimt turn tho
umlieneo hlinply hroko Iooko ami tho
ifiiRiT wiih hiniply (lcnfOnlitKi nnd in
addition lo the? 6xelteiueiit of the
crowd thu luind whirled up an innpir
WHY?
louu ciioioh
8 noroa DoAnJou, full bearing
10 acres Unac, full benrlitR
10 ucroa llnrtlott', roll liearlmr
10 ncros Comlco, full lioarlmj
Wo miiBt' Bell ono1 of t)iOBo blocks
of 1'enra nt Juat, oiie-hiilf value to
hiivo lurKor tract, IS ft. (loop loam
soil; In Jackson county, 3 miles from
Moilford.
l'iivo hMuni, ifono,
Wo w'ant your bid on ouo of tlioso
trncta. Can tnko you out any nftor
iloou, J. 0. UAltNICS
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OTTypvmn matt) TinmjNra, otttford, oi?Kf,oyt Monday, way 10; 1013.
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in tune, Jlryant nml llnlcy run ucek
uml nock, hut when nil hut tluco po
Ifttoeg were fnkeii, llnlcy hlippcd ;"'
iiiK liryunt nn ndvuiittie which he
kept nil through, Tho next wiih a
potato race hy the IiuKcm, ilx maud
nlHiut Pifi ynnln. The fimt hclit
wiih hy Minn Ifar.cl McClclInn, Mli-
HlfliH nml MiH Currie 0vcm, Mint
HtiiHA uml Mli Mcrii'llniid ran neck
nml neck, hut MIkh McClelland won
out on the fimt lirnt. The next hent
wiih run hy MiH Orneo Conley, Mihk
MnrRuerite Horry nnd Minn Mnble
Wfliunley, Mien Conley first and M1m
Morey mcoiuI. The result wn ftvo
points eneh for Mlns Conley nnd Mi
MeClcllaii. Then rnino (he stnudln
hop, skip nml jump, for tho men.
Tho Rnmo wnn holly contented nnd
tho rcMiilt was Hurry Ilrynut fimt,
jimip 'JO feet, nix iiicIich; Kd Coy hee
ond, with '2' feet, nine inches to hU
credit. Then emtio tho ladies three
h'KKt'd rnce, two ladiei, Ming Was
ami Mix Conley, had mm of their
Icrh tied to eneh others leg nnd run
thus tied together, in this position
they ran three tunes around thu win
and jiiht as they wero ncnrim; tin.1
Iioiiiu line r-onie inicliievious hoyn
turned otf the light nml they wero
left in darkuexs to finish tho rued
nml tho darknesH was ho intense that
tho timokeeKrs could not nee the
liiuo ho after Mins .reClcllan nml
Miss lintel Hrowtt hud run their
three legged moo Professor .Single
ton had them to run it over again,
this heal in 'JO pccomU. Then Mit-s
HIiihh nml MIhh MeClellnu xtnrtcd on
their fiunl hy circling- the g-ynn in JJ
bcoonilN. Now Mi lloroy hud no
partner nml tho professor gnvo her
the privilege of ((hooding any Indy sho
wished so ho eliot-o Misti PliihS
Their time was "JO hcconils, so tho
nice ended hy Miss HIiikm mid Misn
Conley fimt mid Mixsc MeClellnu,
I'lorey mid Hrown hccoikI. Then
the ladies had a spoon nice, running
nrotuid tlm hull currying an egg in
u nponn which wns won hv Misrt
Ithibs in tho hlmrt timo of I il.fi sru
ouds. Thus ended thu program with
the following result: .Miss Imit-a
HIiihs fimt, u gold medal; Miss Uraoo
Conley second, silver medul; Minn
llnxcl MeClellnu, third, silver nieilul.
Then cmno the exercises on tho
parullcl hum hy the men, Kev. Sim
mons milking -IK out of n possible 50,
Kd Coy beeond, uml Hny Hurnish,
third.
Then ciiiuu tho dipping on tho
parallel ham with Carl Hingcr, 111
times', Itev. Simiiioiis, JO times,
nml Itnlpli Owens, 0 tinuw.
The winnow were: Hurry Hryant,
first, 10 points; SimmuuH, second, H
points; Curl Ringer also heeond, H
points, nnd I'M Coy third, 0 points.
NOTICK.
A. H. DottKhorty, tho HawlolRh
miiu, him moved Ida business to 400
Heatty ntnot. 49
POH ItKNl1 -rUKNiailKI) Al'S.
FOR HUNT Comptotoly furnished
npnrtmenta. Thb nbrbon, 10
Qulnco at. .
NEW TODAY
SO acres In Sutua vnlloy, ovor htilf
In crops, balnuco lovol tlmhor, oak
unit laurel mixed; omo buildings;
good biuliib'3. US00.
M000 Medford homo to oxclimiKO
for u small eloso In ranch. Will pay
somo dltfureuce.
il5 ucroa In tho I'loreo tract buII
uldo for fruit, Knrdon or poultry
rnnch; Joins tho town. Snoclnl wn
tor contract for Irrigating. ?4B00.'
7C0 iicres fine Improvements, Hood
corn, grain, btoek or rritlt land; on
good road, nonr rnllrolid town. A
bargain. -117,509. y t
C.fi.HOONand
E. J. STEWART
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VIIAT Cx) YOU MRAli Bt
TU.WNO TO Tr MKYAMTJ.
IX0 7AIK10 Aflt OF Tilt
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I'Olt HK.VT- FOItNINlinT) 1IOOMS
KOH HHNT Well furtilnhed rooms
with nil conveniences In modern
homo geutlotnnn nnd wlfo or In
dies only. Call mornings. 422
Houth I-niirel.
FOR RUNT Largo" sleeping rooms,
nnd modern housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable
Phono 102G-L. 222' South Holly
street. -
roit ni:M housks
FOR R15NT Flvo room modern
npnrtmont, sleeping porch, $15;
soven room house, sleeping porch.
Col II, II. Sargent 810 Oakdale
South. Gl
FOR HENT Modern bungalow;
built-in furniture; beautiful lawn.
303 S. Newtown.
FOR RENT Modern furnished
G-room house, wntor rent paid,
$20. CIS King st.
FOR RENT Furnished houso, closo
In, CO N. Orange.
FOR RENT -Flvo room modern
apartment, sleeping porch, $15;
soven room houto. aleoplng porch,
in. Col. II. II. Sargent. 810
Onkdaln South. 01
FOR RENT Modern 7 room houso
and bungalow, furnished or un
furnished. W. II. Evcruard, 1013
West 9th.
FOR KENT HOUSEKKEI'INQ
ROOMS
FOR HENT Housekeeping rooms
with bntu nnd gas. 345 North
Hartlott.
FOR RENT OKnCES
FOR RENT Largo, comfortnblo of
flco rooms with elevator scrvlco,
steam heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Medford Furni
ture & lldw. Co
FOR RENT MISCELiaNEOUS
FOR HENT First class pasture.
$1.50 por menth: running water.
Phono 0U7-R-I. Sco John llarkor.
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FOR SAL-liANRS
FOR SALE Four small fnrma about
thrco miles from Talent; hutucs
nnd Improvements; among tho
foothills, milt vury fertile, water
plentiful; prices from $50 to $100
an acre. Lumnii N. Judd, Talent,
Ore.
FOR HALE Oot ono of our circulars
describing our Hivorvalu farms: 22
miles north of Sacramento, Cal.;
10 ncros and up, prlco $135 per
ttero; G yearn In which to pay with
out any Interest or taxes. Rhora
Uros., 013 J St., Sacramento, Cal.
51
FOR SALE OR TRADE Hy private
party, 40 acres unimproved land
with house and barn. Phono eve
ning. 810-X. 07
FOR SALE Do not fall to got any
list of hard times bargains In nnd
around tho beautiful city of Ash
land before you dccldo on a loca
tion. I can snvo you money on
renting or buying. W. I). Hodg
son, Cor. E, Main and Second fits.,
Ashland., Ore. 04
FOR SALE Alfalfa fnrms, lovol;
price from $200 to $350 an acre.
Timber lnnd from $25 up. Gold
mining property, assaying from $S
to $300 a ton; also railroad lauds
In California, Utah ami Nevada;
also fine stuck farms and commer
cial orchards and 200 acres of
heavy saw timber, pluo and fir
(never been cut on) nt $30 an
ncro. Will boll In 40-ncro trnctH It
doslrcd; rond not far from saw
mill; must hnVo cash down. Lu
nula N. Judd, Tnlont, Oro,
WANTED 50 ncres orchard nnd
farm; 30 ncres pears, 20 acres
farm. Will deal with ownor only,
llox 32, Trlbuuo. 52
FOR SALE 100 ncro good alfalfa
nml grain rnnch, nil In cultivation,
Will muko good stook ranch. $100
per aero. Inquire of C, M
Svomlsen, Medford, Ore, 07
FOR SALE B or 10 ncroa closo In,
easy, terme, Plieno. 100M. AT
Mata. ,J .
f .lrv . ) Run across ( ( (f Ll, f
W COME lib- S (r-' v (Oft J''E WWCT AND How oW ' f 4
AhcXr ,r' r i h-"r-J .'CW.N' TOBACCO J AOMIKAL f
V-W ) 7? 1 r---r J LLIT J r "
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FOR HALK ftOOHKB
FOR BALE OH TRADE New well
built house, 7 rooms nnd bath, ce
ment basement, garage, chicken
hoticc, garden, etc. Unobstructed
vlow over city and ocean; lot 50x
,100. Tnko Sun Mateo, Cometcry
or Hth car. Get off at Crocker
boulevard, walk up 4 blocks to 325
Peoria street fdlstanco 35 min
utes). Savolln R. Hackel or F. L.
TottVolIc.
FOR HALE In tho city of Talent,
Ore., by L. N. Judd, a small, com
fortable dwelling houro and '.4 a.
of lnnd, $500. $20 cash down, bnl.
on time.
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FOR SALE MI8Ci:i,7iAXEOUS
FOR SALE $38 sot of Harvard
Classics, new, $20; a $20 set of
Shakespeare, $14. 1427 E. Main,
FOR 8LE Household furnllute,
gas atovo, range, heater, 2 rngs,
beds, bookcase (sectional), tables,
chairs, rockers, sideboard, set of
Dnvllanil china, books, desk, fruit
Jam, etc., etc. Phone 757-L or
call 1427 E. Main st.
FOR SALE Cows. C. F. Monnlch.
Cottaga Hill, Medford. SO
FOR SALE Gas range, rugs aud
household furniture. Houso for
rent. Hussey's, 35 North Oakdale.
52
FOR SALE Cheap. Phllo Incubator.
Phllo coop, trio lltirf Orpingtons;
heating stove, rug, bed nnd mat
treascs, chairs, llox 53, Jackson
ville. Oro. 52
FOR SALE Lcttor heads and fancy
stationery, printed, engraved or
embossed, as you wish at the
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE AT HARGAIN:
Mnybcllo 2:27$ flue family
mnro. $105.
1 2-seat depot wagon, $35.
1 single hnrucss, $12.
1 man's Bnddlo, cost $40, $10.
1 Bulky plow, $25.
1 hay rake.
1 fino fulllilood Jersoy cow, $C0.
1 good team of young mules,
$300.
Word harness, and wngon, $75,
1 Planet Jr. gurdun cultivator,
$10.
Numerous other articles.
Terms half cash, half 0 11103.
time.
A. K. WARE.
Commercial Club Exhibit nidg.
FOR SALE Dny-old chlcka. Planum
Electric Incubator Hatchery, Tal
ent, Ore, II. C. High, Mgr. CO
FOR SALE Loose leat lodgor sys
tems, any stylo or juado to order
by tho Mall Trlbuuo bindery.
FOR BALK Legal blauKs, tresspass
notices, for sale or rent sings at
the Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Vegotublo plants, cab
bago Mc, tomato 1c. C. Carey's,
Talent, R. F. D. No. 1, Oro. Phono
16-F-ll.
FOR 8ALE OR TRADE Pedigreed
Poland China boar. R. D. 1, Dox
73, Central Point, or phono Far
mor 14-184.
FOR SALE 20 hx hounds from 2
montns to 1 year aid, $5 to $15.
Chas. ailchrist, Sams Valley, Oro.
49
FOR SALE Qno dozon white tog
horn heiiH nml n fino ceck: nil
young; $10. Address CI. Routo 3,
50
FOR SALE 25,000 feet good lum
ber suitable for burns, packing
houses. (1. Allder & Son. Phones
1027-J, JiCl-M. 53
FOR SALE Oil paintings, nil of
which hno been exhibited and cat
alogued In Now York nnd Chicago,
Priced at $150 to $300. 1427 E,
Main st.
FOR SALE Rolltop desk nnd now
uuuorwooo. typewriter, I'uouo sap,
FOR SALE First class cull pota
toes $5 por ton. Scott V. Davis,
Phono 80S-H. 52
FOR SALE Sawmill and mnchluory
In running order uml nourly 200
acres, $4000, about flvo miles from
Talon t; also In Talent, hbtol ami
lots, livery stable, blacksmith shop,
tools ami let: also proporty In
Long Reach, Pasadena, Los An
geles nnd San Francisco, and farms
near thoro. Ltimon N. Judd, Tal
ent. Oro.
ui 11 u'f I' -i- -J-- i-rfiavi
By George
FOR 8ALB MISCKIiliAXEOUS
FOR SALE Electric fan, cost $15.
for $8.50. 1427 E. Main.
FOR SALE Four passenger Cadli.
lac; bargain. Hear Creek Motor
Car Co.
FOR SALE Emerson grand piano.
Inquire room 9 Washington school
evonlngu between 4 and 5 o'clock.
GO
HELP WAXnO) rraiALR
WANTED Woman cook nt Tavern
hotel. Eaglo Point.
WANTED Competent girl for gen
eral honsework. Good cook. Mm.
II. L. Irwin. 22 Summit avc. 61
II ELI WANTED MA LE
WANTED Experienced Japanese to
do general housework; good wages
Address I. O. Uox 208. 50
WANTED Two men who can fur
nish homo and harness nnd good
references to act as collector and
salesmen Medford and Jackson
county. Good pay to right parties.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., A. A.
Allen, manager. Hotel Medford. 51
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Plain sowing; patching
and quilting. Call any day but
Saturday. Phono 962-X. ' 49
WANTED MISCELLArOUS
WANTED for rent, piano, cheap;
very careful tenant. Address Uox
25, caro Malt Tribune. 50
WANTED Two men to board. 334
W. 6th st. GO
WANTED TO HUY farming horse,
prlco about $50. W. D. Harris.
Central Point.
WANTED Spring tooth harrow.
Will exchnngo wood for work
horse, also 10 acres pears with
houso tor Medford bungalow. C.
IJ. A., Matt Tribune.
WANTED TO BUY Dcet cattle,
stock cattle, calves, alt kinds,
sheep, hides, wool, etc Bob
Crowder, phono 1029-W. You may
find mo at my market.- 103 W.
Muln, Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
54
MONEY TO- IAA."
MONEY TO LOAN On city aud
closo In ranch property. C. A.
McArthur, room 3, P. O. block,
phono 3CS.
MONEY TO LOAN $1000 to $5000
to loan on Improved farm proper
ty. Bennett Investment Co.
FOR KXCn.lMK
FOR EXCHANGE Lady's blcyclo.
valuo $12, for girl's whcol. K. E.
Oman, W. 0315 Ith st. 1 49
FOR TRADE I hava somo now
Studobakcr wagons, buggies, farm
Implements aud gasoline, engine
for which I will take cord or fir
wood. F, Osenbrugge, 401 River
side avo. S.
LOST
LOST Two brown fillies, ono threo
yoar old, other ouo year. Both
branded U on Soft shoulder. Finder
notify John Coblclgh, Butte Falls,
Ore. $10 reward. GO
RUSINIS niltKCTOHY
Auto Supplies.
LAHER AUTO SPRING. CO. Our
big secret In making springs Is the
tempering. Wo nro operating tho
largest, oldest nnd boat oqulpped
plant In tho Pacific northwest. Uso
our springs when others fall. Sold
uudor guarantee. 2G North Fif
teenth St., Portland, Oro,
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALEV
Attorne.vs-at-knw. Kooms 1 ami
2, Postofflco bldg.
A. 13. REAMES, LAWYER Garnott
Corey bldg.
W. J. CANTON Attornoy and Cdun
sollor at Law'. 123 East Malu
street, Medford, Oro.
W111, M. Colvlg George M. Roberts
COLVIO & ROBERTS. LAWYERS
Medford NatlQual Hank Building.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstract!
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AB
STRACT CO., No. 6 South Central.
Accountant
D. R. WOOD Gcnoral Accountant
lour books audited and kept for a
reasonable figure; your badness
solicited. Office, Medford Malt
Tribune bldg.; phono 611-R-2; res
lenco phono 537.
Chiropractor
DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD, Chiropractor,
ncrvo specialise. Rooms 203-201-205
Gnrnctt-Corey bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massago given;
advlco In dietetics, medical gym
nasties, bydropthcrapy. Lady at
tendant. Phone, office 945, resi
dence 671-R.
DR. A. It. HEDGES, Dr. Louise B.
Hedges Mechano-Thoraplsts, Chiro
practors, Spondylotbcraplsts. These
systems. Including dietetics, cura
tlvo gymnastics, hydro-therapny,
etc.. produco results In both acute
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion free 230 North Bartlett St.,
next door to M. E. church. Hour
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Other boars by
appointment Phone I7-J.
Dentiu
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO
DR C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Garnett-Coroy bldg., suite 310,
Medford, Oro. Phone 850.
Garbage
GARBAGE Got your premisa
clcanod up for tho winter. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good scrvlco. Phono 625-L. . J?.
Y. Allen.
.Notary Public
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub
lic. Bring your work to me at the
sign of tho Mall Tribune.
"Printers nnd Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. haa the
best equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf lodgors, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
l'liyMclans and Surgeons
DR. F. O. OARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 41G-417 Garnott-Coroy
bldg.. phono 103G-L. Resldonco
420 South Laurel at.
DR. S. A. LQCICWOOD Physician
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D.
Practice limited to disooses ot
women. Offices 233 U. Main.
Phones, offlco 807; resldonce 814.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Prcctlco limited to eye,
ear, uoso aud throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested aud glasses supplied
orflco 228 East Main St., Hours
8:30 a. m. to S p. m. Phone.
L. B. PICKED, M. D. Offlco Jack
son County Bank bldg. Offlco
phono 43-R; ro3ldenco phono 58-R.
DR. MARION Piiyslclan and sur
geon, Stowart bldg., corner Main
und Bartlett sts.; offlco phono 27,
resldonco phono 27-J-2,
DR. MARTIN O, BARBER Physi
cian aud surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotol. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 1J0-J.
DR. R, W. CLANOY Physician and
surgeon. Phones, offlco 36, resl
donco 724-J. Offlco hours 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician, 303 aaruott-Corey
building. Phone 904-M.
R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician aud
Surgeon. Ovor Hutchison & Lumg
den, 215 E. Main St. Phone 77. .
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Stenographers
ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm bloek.
Stonographlo work done quickly,
nnd well.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGB CO.
Office 1G South Fir St. Phone
316. Prices right. Swlee gsnr
auieed. r.4
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