The Heart
aMUIN0 W(' If. )
U A .tl nil MA.r l
--wit. W i'WM If
(IML'f allow A aahV.
'NO tXXMMGUJMOMAC.
?'.' oON AVjU(4D IN
A CAP AND tUiUATfiH.
MUST PAY WIFE
1 $11,000 EXPENSES
oiii.oon crrv, ore , .in 23. -
Under mi order today tdgned by Clr
yiilt JiuIro Enkln, Charles D. Tny
lor. a inlltiiitinlri) mining operator of
Kim Frnneliieo. In required to pny
Mr. Mliiuln N Taylor, IiIh illvorc-M
wlfn, I sdno attorney' fie; $31109
(or a niifKlflll operation Hllirn the
granting of thfi divorce, ami fTtfiilS
for otter uxpuiue accrued lit contest
ing t'l" Ktilt (or dlvnrru which wn
f llotl by Tnlur Intro In July, IUUU
Tim divorce' m granted Taylor l.'
default, alter ho alleged tlmt ho hail
.llrtivt ril tint hi wlfq wn p. -vIoiim
to their uiarrlngn an "liitlnin
-.Monlsto of gamblers and mini ol
low ami vicious habits."
MrH. Talor later appeared In
court ami nmorlcd that she hail not
been sertcd with summon In the
divorco proceeding nud nuked that
the tli-rri lit VMrnted nud lm li pir
inlttfil to fllo nu iinnwor
MULES RUN MY
1 AFTER READING AD
Prolmlily tlm uiooitt liiiiiu of iiiiiIoh
Fn tln world Ii.'Ioiik to A, I. Waic,
Ninrnlrtry of llio Commuiriul dill).
Mr. Wnro mhorliNOil in liut uunum'n
.Mail Triliiuif tlmt )ic hihIiuiI io mII
Ilia (run ami IliU iiiernini: thu pair
wuro 110 whuri' Io bo found. HiiIIiit
IIiiiii ho rudely luirtcrt'il for filthy
Coin, llio canny mult", after rt'iitlliiK'
tlmt tlu'V unt no louder wantetl,
I in 11 1 t'i I their lieloumuuM niul aiulileil
for tlm .oihN. Mr. Ware ih mm ml
verlixiuu for their ntiiru ami Iiohm
Unit Hie ml will renuh llielr et'H ami
wtirL upon tlielr ityinpiitliiuH.
CHAMBERLAIN REFUTES
WICKERSHAM'S CHAOGE
I . ris
WlVHIIINUTOX, Mnv 2.1. - KvimlOr
Cluuulwrlniu Imlay refuted (lie cIiiii'kv
madu )tu4enlay liy Delcato JuiueH
WiekitrHliain lieforo llio Heimtt. terri
Iniiiw. eouuiiillee, that lie had intro
duced u hill which would hau turned
over to the (Inufjfiilu'imH the coutnd
of Cordova llurhor, AIiihI.ii, had hu,
WiijkerKlutui, nut hilled it in thu
hniixc.' WinkcrHliaiu how unyn thu
hill referred to wild iulroduiiud hy
Seuutor (llurh) of Wyoming and nu
nxuiuiilatiou of thu records hIiow that
it iteor paKbctl tliu Hciuite.
(.atiir Seuutor Clmiiilicrliiin uinde
tlm Wlckerrdiuui itliiirKCH n nueKlion
of pitivoiml privileuu and uxplaiuod
to Hid heiiulu that lui hud not Intro,
dufcd a hl iih charged liy l,lu
AlaRLiv ili'ltKiite.
WARD OF SALEM NAMED
ON STATE PHARMACY BOARD
t 1 ., . 1
KAI.KM, Ore., May 23.- Om-ur-nor
Went today Iiiih upopliited Kniul.
Wurd jif thiH elly, 11 nieiuher of ho
h.I 11 III jionril of phiiriuiiey to hoivo
llvii yeniri.
NOTIUK.
Notleo Ih horehy nlvon thai tho tin
ilomlKiiod will apply to tho city conn
ill or tho city of Mudford, OroRuiu ut
I tii i)xt roKUlur iiuhHIhk on Juno lid,
1!H3, (or 1. IIooiibu to noil BpliituoiiH,
vinous and mult llquora In o.imntl
tifuloHrt thnn n Kitllnu, ut tliulr plnoo
or htiHlueH8 on Bout!) Kir atrout. lo
ciitud Qt IPtH 10, 11 and 12, hlorit
in, of 'tho orlfiluul (owi)riltoi It) snld
city, for a period tit bIx tu'onthu.
' l HAU-MOllR CO,
I nntuf or first publication May 22,
1018.
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CHINESE SLAVES
HAN ritAKCIHCO, Cat,, May 23
Cltotiplui; their wny throiiKh larrl
cnileil doom lor three bourn to tlm
prUou of Chin out) tdavn Rtrln In ht
I.oiiU uUey here. ItnnilKratlon Offi
cer Itohlniou oml McDoualil, nldod
by I'nllrciut'ii I'nniurou, Cnllltthau
n.ul llurrlnoii, early tottit) reioimd ilx
protty hIuvo r.lrU. Tho rmcuu ai
accomplUbail timler tho tllrectlnn of
Minn Donaldluii Cunmroii, n nilmdoa
worker.
The KlrU wcro found In the rare
of nn old Chlnco woman, from liuiu
Out Identity of thu ChlncM) wl.o tm
ulnvntl them lit poiiKht. One of the
KlrlH retcuod tsiu Ah How, a uaHvti
duiiKbtiir, pretty unit highly educat
ed. Oiiq vliltor. named Wo nit (io v,
wiim taken In Ihe raid. Thu r.x In
uialen wcro takon Io tho tleleull .n
houiu at Ani.cl lulniid.
L
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
liy A. C. Howictt
When I Inbt wrole I wn telliui
iihout who had lieen in our town mid!
ulnit thvy wuru doini;, how partieH
wen hero f1ihiuK ami lookiut; over
our bountiful country, hut dd not
haw ppaco I" tell till that I iml tn
Mtore for lint readerx of the Muil Tri
bune, Mrn. Thomax (Nuclide wiik in t(wi
tho IiinI of the week, not iiliti);, hut
attoudiui; to huNimvH,
A trnvnliiii; Hultmiin lv the iinuiu
of Kinuy fioiu rortland topH'd in
JiHt lung eiitiui to Inko dinner, puy
IiIh bill nud wiih off to attdiul to
lniluct.H.
Tliuru wiih ono item of iutereit to
Mime of our lender Hint I hlmtiM
have ineiitioneil before; that irt that
Mr, nud Mix. Cn.vlo mid their (wo
iliiin-littTH urrivcil from Hie Willnin
ttte vnllev to viit Mrn. Cole's hister,
.Mrn. J. W. NieholM. They have liot
met heforo for nhout forty yearn,
Quito a crowd went front heru to
Mudford to iilteml the npenini; of the
l'tige theatre Monday tiiht, hut only
(Huutyrfivu wont on thu curs, return
ing Hut tmmo niilit.
Monday niilit unite u nuiuhcr w'ctit
from lioro'to Med ford to attend the
meeting of tliu cmiid lode of I. (),
O. R, hut TiicMluy morniiiir Hutu was
hut u few on the car to Med ford and
your Kaulu Point eorrcMpondeiit wad
ti parixmhur, but not particiilurly to
tuuut Hiohu wlio were in attendance to
thu kni i ul Indue, ht in meet lux
daughter, Mm. J. M. Lewis of Pen
dleton, Washington.
Tint delcKatcH to tlm urnnd loduo
from hoin were. P. li. Daley and Mr
Painter, thu latter to tcprcricut tho
Iteheckah lodo.
(Ircen Mathewn, nun of oitn pps
pcvoiiK nicmliiiiH of tho hluckcmitli
firm of I'lnhcr & MnthewH, wiih in
tnwn Weilnohdny niorninir mill willo
liuro Hiivu urn hU subscription to tho
Weekly Mall Tiiliuuc
Our K. P. A. Club in nntifipntinj,- a
WHY?
ouh oheici:
8 arru9 DoAiiJou, full bgarlet:
10 acroB Iloac, full benrlni:
10 ncroa Dartlott, full IioiuIiik
10 ncioa Comlco, full bearing
Wo tntist lull ono ot thonu ilock3
of 1'oniH at Just one-lmlf vuluo to
Bitvo larpor truut, 12 ft. doop loam
boII; In JaclcBun county, 3 lullou from
Mod ford,
Prlco nsluMl, $0.10.
Wo want your bid on ono of thoao
traotB, Can 'tako you out any at tor
noon, i
.1. C. 11AKNKH
(IU5 X, Ulvcivsldo
or 211 First Nutlouul Dunk Dulldlng
HOP
WAY
math Tnrniwu, vmvonr), onmos, vuiday, may an, win.
1MJ MtWM
N(f TH1
CtOTiittV MiNr A-l-
tMOfnAfi. ywimviP
SAvAtituiAT wh
tJNtCUl M--
A OUDU
finu lime hem Katurtlav iiilit. They
tint Koiut; to tri v f iih nn eutertiiininmit
niul I hiipponcd to i't on thu KOud
niilit of lino who heard lliciu rchenr
iliK niul it unruly will hu lino to any
one who cujoyH n uood heartv Itiult.
TucMtlny ulteriiooii Mr. niul Mrx.
W. It. Muee mid .1. K. Semlclliaek of
N'ewixtrt. Orcuon. mine out mid cn-
KiK''tl rooinw ut the Siiiiujoiili' for t
wee);. I ney ur" lonKiiitf over tno
ll U' lite lit'ldn to Hillixfv (hemHevM an
to llio ipiantity mid -juahty of tho
mIoiipn ftiund in the"" reKioim.
J-
PHOENIX
A number from heru nttemlcil Hie
Odd Fellow J cunM'iiHou in Mcdford
tliiK week.
Mit Ailn He.vnnhta of Mnwnvillc,
Oregon, wan the j;oont "f Mm. A.
Ileum nud other friuudn in town Huh
week.
Mr. A. M. Willinmn of DitiiHinuir,
Califoniin, Ih vUiliui; her niHtor, Mr.
William HcardMcy.
Mrs. H. Frost and mjii, Mnlcom, nr
rived hero Monday from Scuttle,
WiihIi., to HHnd the tniinuu'r.
Mix. T. Mal)ren, Mm. A. Menrn
and the MiftMCK Anna and Marion
Towuo nud Fay Cnrvcr wuru union;;
Hiohc who uttciidtsl "Peter Pnn," by
Maude AiIiuiih, in Med ford Monday
evening.
Mrn. Liwle Htiinrliff Is io far re
covered fnnn her recent illness us to
he able to hit up.
Tho MinnoK TownoV houpn is now
In tho bunds of the plumbers. When
finiMtod it will have' all the modem
appointmcnta.
In the recent eighth urnilo cxntniu
utioii twelve puxiiud without coudi
tloiw, the InrKunt clann in the liUton
of the hdiool. Helle French Bccurcd
the hilieht Mnudiii); in the clnsx, III
por cunt which wuh nUo tho third
highest in the county. Kstcllo Clark
came itecond with nn overage of IVJ.8.
Tho following are their immesi Hollo
French, IMclle Clark, l.innio French.
Cecil Morgan, KUlo Ptller, Clayton
Kliuer, Lett Fnrrj', Aubrey Furry,
Arehiu Fern nud Fred Fryc.
There tiro iih miiny hoys in tho
pIiish iih girls. Their ngos nvcraj;o
alonist tho some and not one boy or
girl uses tobacco in any form. Mrs.
llorllin McCain linn been their tench
cr for tho past year.
NOTICK.
Notleo In lioroby given that tho
niii1ni-nti;imtl will nnnlv to (ho city
council of tho city o( Mcdford, Ore-'
gou, at its regular mooting on Juno
3, 1913, for n llccnao to Bull spirit
uouh, vlnoui nml malt llauors in
quutitltlea levn than n gallon, nt Ills
nlaco of Illinium nt No, 2 N, Front
ut., In aald city, for a purlod of bIx
lUOIltllB.
k. a. nuowN.
' . I . . 11 J- 1
FOR 11EXT yUHMBHEl) AlrTS.
FOR RKNT Complotoly furnished
npartmants. Tho Ilorbun, 10
Qulnco Bt.
- - r ii.-i - -r
FOR HALl-AURKAOK
FOR BALK 5 or 10 acros closo In,
cany torniR. Phono tOfiO-M. C7
NEW TODAY
80 acres In Sams valley, pvor half
In crops, bnlunco lovol timber, oak
and lnurol mixed; bpiiio bulldtngH;
good springs. 2t00.
$4000 Mcdford homo to oxchango
for a small cIobo In ranch. Will pay
bbtno dirforonco.
35 nproa In (ho piorgo tra,ct buI
nldo for fruit, gardon or poultry
ranch; Joins tho town. Special va
lor contract for Irrigating. $4500,
700 ncroa flno Improvements, good
corn, grain, stock or fruit laud; on
good road, nonr railroad town A
bargain, $17,500,
G. D. HOON and
E. J. STEWART
the Man, but It Doesn't Get the Girl
ZmaKT- wf ' - "-'l?- tiffin -ffir-My' j -- t::'8, '' i
f 11 j miiiiiiiiiiH j sii
. - wngf r?f vim re
i"oit iti:.i nousics
KOIt IlKNT -Fire room modern
apartment, alcplng porch, JIG;
iiovoii room boum), aleoplng (Kirch.
Col. If. II. HargouL 810 Oakdale
South. CI
FOR HUNT Modern buwcalour;
built-in furnltum; beautiful lawn.
30! 8. Newtown.
FOR Ri:.T Modern furnished
0-rooin hdiimi, water rent paid,
2U. G1S King nt.
FOR RUNT Klirnlibcd home, cloito
In. CO N. Orange.
FOR HKNT Five room modern
apartment, alccplng porch. $l.'i;
noicii rM)tn house. Hlceplng porch.
$1C. Col. II. II. Kurcent. S10
Oakdale South. CI
FOR RENT Modoru C room bunga
low on pavement at 'J2& Roddy avo.
Phono 628-M. C&
FOR HKNT One S room modern
bungalow, good location, fine lawn.
Rent cheap. 820 W. 12th nt. Ti8
FOR Hi:NT Modern (dasterod U.
room bungalow, water pnld.
J 12. CO Mr month. Ono '(room
house, $5 per month. Phono 2CT-J
or cull nt 430 South Fir st.
FOR RUNT Six ntom modern bun
galow; gas. vluctrlclty, east front
and flno shade. Inquire 318 8.
Laurel. 57
FOR RKNT, FUHMSMKTJ TIOOMS
FOR RKNT WoH "f uralshcd rooms
with all convcplcnces In modern
homo, gontloman and wlfo or la
dles only. Call mornings. 422
South Laurel.
FOR RENT Large sleeping rooms,
nnd modern housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable
Phono 102CL. 323 South Holly
street.
FOK RENT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
with bath and gas. 345 North
HartletU
FOR KENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 730 Wtt 11th St.
FOR RENT OFFICII)
FOR RENT Largo, comfortnblo of
flco rooms with clovator servlco,
steam hoat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Mcdford Furni
ture & Hdw. Co
FOR KENT MISCKLiaNEOUS
FOll "RENT-" Two" rooms In itlalto
bldg. Inquire of Jim Hitter.
FOR KENT Firm elans pasture.
$1.50 per month; running wntor.
Phono 5U7-R-4. Sco John nnrkcr.
54
FOR SALE U1NDS
FOR SALE Four small farms about
throe miles from Talent; houses
and Improvements; among tho
foothills, soil very fertile, water
plentiful; prices from $50 to $100
nn acre. Luman N. Judd, Talent,
Ore.
FOR 8ALK Alfalfa farms, lovol;
prlcu from $200 to $250 an aero.
Timber land from $25 up. Oold
mining property, assaying from $S
to $300 a ton; also railroad lands
In California, Utah and Nevada;
also flno BtocU farms nud commer
cial orchards ami 200 acres of
heavy snw timbers plno and fir
(never been cut on) at $30 nn
aero. Will sell In 40-acro tracts If
deslrod; road not far from uav
liilll; must hnvo rash down. Lu
man N. Judd, Talent, Oro.
FOR SALE 100 ncro good alfalfa
and grain ranch, all In cultivation,
Will mnko good stock ranch. $100
por acre. Inquire ot O. M.
SvoIuIbou, Medford, Oro. C7
FOR SALE Do not fall to got any
Hot ot bard times bargains In nud
nrouud tho beautiful city of Ash
land beforo yon dccldo on a loca
tion, I can 8avo you monoy on
routing or buying. W. D, Hodg
son, Cor, E. Main and Second Bts,,
Ashland, Oro. C4
FOR SALE HOUSES
FOR SALE A flvb room modoru
cottugo with largo yard ami nam,
good lucatlon, for only $1400 on
terms ot $50 chair and $15 per
month with no Interest' to pay tho
fliat yonr". Your rent will buy
this. Cull oil K. S. Tinny, 201
Uaruott-Coroy blk. 04
rsm
I'OH HAM', IIOUKCS
o
FOR 8AM: Hy owner, the (Incut
tract of' deep black loam noil In
Mcdford, 00x330 feot; every var
iety of bearing imall fruit; 20
three and four-yeaf-olil fruit trees;
largo poultry Iiotmn and yarda;
thrco room cottngo and screen
(torch, front lawn, b.ilanco ot place
In growing garden; good wood
Iiouhc; sidewalks and city water
entire length of promises. Will
ftell cheap. Addrew I. O llox CM.
phone evenings 1070-X or call nt
101 -I Kast Klerenth. 55
FOR SAMC Modern bungalow near
ly new, fix rooms, pantry, bath,
vlcctrle lights, city water, sewer
connections, barn, henhouse, yards,
garden, (lood team takon In ex
Address llox 224, Central Point,
Ore. - S3
FOR 8AM: OR TRADE Now well
built houio, 7 rooms and bath, ce
ment basement, garage, chicken
Iioum, garden, etc. Unobstructed
view over city and ocoan; lot 5 Ox
100. Tako San Mateo, Cemetery
or Nth car. Oct off at Crocker
boulovard, walk up 4 blocks to 325
Peoria street (dlitauco 35 min
utes). Savolla R. Hacked or F. U
TouVcllc.
for hau: misci:i,uncous
i FOR 8AI.K Klctrlc fan. cost $15?
for xs.50. 11:7 i:. Main.
FOR SALE Indian model canoe,
length 15 ft. a real bargain at $10.
lllcjnle, coaster brake, good con
dition, $S. McMolslngor auto,
sparker. $5. Lineman's belt nnd
i climbers, $4. Turner blow pot,
$2.50. Sot "Practical Engineer
ing" cost $15, $5. Electric air
beater. $4. C. G. Ware, llox C1C,
Phono 25-11-3.
FOR SALE A nlco team ot mules
good to work In orchard. $300;
ono wagon and harneM". $75; ono
bay driving and saddle maro,
$1G5; one 2-seatcd canopy top
buggy, $40; ouo single harnws,
$12. See A. .K. Ware, Exhibit
bldg.
FOR SALE flood self feed hay press
at Regar ranch. C3
FOR SALE $38 set ot Harvard
Classics, new, $20; a $20 set of
Shakospearo, $14. 1427 E. Main.
FOR SALE, Household furniture,
gas stove, range, heater, 2 rugs,
bods, bookcase (sectional), tables,
chairs, rockers, sideboard, set of
Hnvlland china, books. dek, fruit
Jars, etc., etc. Phono 767-L or
cull 1437 E. Male st.
FOR SALE Lottor beafls and fancy
stationery, printed, engraved or
exnbossod, as you -wish at tho
Mall Tribune
FOR SALE Day-old chicks. Planum
Electric Incubator Hatchery, Tal
ent, Oro. II. C. High, Mgr. GG
FOR SALE Looso tear ledger sys
tems, any stylo oi made to order
by tho Mall Tribune bindery.
FOR SALE Legal blames, tresspass
uotlcos. (or sale or rent tings at
the Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Pedlgreod
Poland China boar. R. D. 1, llox
73, Central Point, or phono Far
mer 14-184.
FOR SALE 35,000 feet good lum
ber Biiltpble for barns, packing
houses. O. Alldcr & Sou. Phones
1027-J, 961-M. 53
FOR SALE Oil paintings, all of
which lmvo boeu exhibited nnd cat
alogued lu New York and Chicago.
Priced nt $150 to $300. 1427 E.
Main st.
FOR SALE Rolltop dcak and now
Underwood typewriter. Phono 255.
FOR SALE Four pnssongor Cadli
lao; bargulu. Dear Creole Motor
Car Co.
FOR SALE Now alfalfa hay. Phono
2-F-U. 53
FOR SALE Woll built henhouse IS
x27 ft. Riistlo luiubor stained
brown; $30. Myju Fuller. Siski
you HoIghtB. Phono 518-11. GG
FOR SALE Good drlor( or work
horso, 1000. $40, K. A. Hofle'c.
Phono 12-F-15. 54
FOR SALE Good team heavy wprk
horsos, $225, Jns. Campbell. 55
FOR SALE Remington standard
typowrltor No. 8 .Invisible- 'wrltor,
14 Inch cnnlngo, never boon used;
cheap. P. O. Uox 147, -Jacksonville
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTJ-JD Hon 8 work position by
girl. Will work In city or on
ranch. Phono 757-L. 55
HEM WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Woman cook at Tavorn
hotel, Eaglo Point.
WANTED -Coek: a girl to do gen
eral housework. Will pay good
wages to tho right (tarty. Addruxs
llox 18, care Mall Tribune.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Experienced Japanese to
do general housework; good wuges
Mm. W. I. Vawter, 310 West Main
street. 54
WANTED MISCELIjAMKOUS
WANTED Good salary to school
teachers during vacation. Address
497 Collcgo St., Portland. Ore. 54
WANTED 2 good wood, cutters, rur-
nlahpil rahln. tnnlu. urtih ailvitnr,Ml
flno limber and steady Job for
ngnt men, or win giro contract.
E. J. Mahnn, Ashland, Ore. 54
WANTED To buy on terras a 4 or
5 room modern cottage which is
within six blocks of the new bridge.
Address llox J. A.. Tribune. 54
WANTED Stock hog feeders. 76 lbs
and up. F. Y. Allen. Phono G25-L.
54
WANTED TO IJUY farming horse,
prlco about $50. W. D. Harris.
Central Point
WANTED TO BUY Reef cattle,
stock catttc, calves, all kinds,
sheep, bides, wool, etc. Bob
Crowder, phono 1029-W. You may
find mo at my market. 103 W.
Main, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
04
MONEY TPl,OAS
MONEY TO LOAN On city nd
closo in ranch property. C. A.
McArthur, room 2, P. O. block,
phono 368.
MONEY TO LOAN $1000 to $5000
to loan on improved farm proper
ty. Dcnnott Investment Co.
FOR EXCIIAMB
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two cylin
der loru car In good condition.
$100. Powell's Garage. 54
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Good
old. established business in Mcd
ford. Address G. U., Mall Trib
une. FOR , EXCHANGE Portland nnd
Forest Grove residence property
for Mcdford and valloy real estate.
Address Box 17. Route No. 2, Cen
tral Point, Ore. 63
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A
handsome bungalow In Los An
geles. Will exchange for nlco
bungalow In Mcdford. Sco A. K.
Waro, Exhibit bldg. '
WILL EXCHANGE 10 acres pears,
with or without houso, for Mod
ford bungalow. C. 11. A., Mull
Tribune.
FOR TRADE I havo some now
Studobaker wagons, buggies, farm
implements and gasoline engine
tor which I will take cord or (tr
wood. F. Osenbrugge, 401 Itlver
sldo avo. S.
LOST
LOST OR STRAYED A team of
mules from uiy ranch. Liberal re
ward for information ns to where
abouts or return. See A. K. Waro,
Exhibit bldg.
- a ii.s. " ', ' kxBiM
HUSINESS DIRECTORY
Accountants
D. R. WOOD aonoral Accountant
Your books audited and kept for a
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Office, Medtord Mall
Titbuno bldg.; phono GU-R-2; res
lenco phono 537.
Attorneys
PORTER J. NBFF. WM. P. MEALEY
Attomoys-nt-Law, Rboras 1 and
2, Postotflco bldg.
A. E. KEAMES, LAWYER Garnett
Coroy bldg.
W. J. CANTON Attornoy and Coun
Bollor nt Law. 123 East Mala
street, Medford, Ore.
Win, M. Colvlg George M. Roberts
COLVIO & ROBERTS, LAWYERS
MciUord National Bank Bulldlug.
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By "Bud1' Fisher
IIUHINESH DIRECTORY
Abslrnrls
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AU
8TRACTCO No. C South Central.
Aulit Supplier.
LAHEir AUTO SPRING CO, Our
big secret In making springs Is the
tempering. Wo-are operating the
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant In tho Pacific northwest. Use
our springs when others fall. Sold
under guarantee. 28 North Fif
teenth St, Portland, Ore.
Chiropractor
DR. H. J. LOCK.WOOD, Chiropractor,
nerve specialist. Rooms 03-204-205
Garnett-Corey bldg, Vapor
baths nnd scientific massage given;
advice in dietetics, medical g)ia
nastlcs, hydropthorapy. Lady at
tendant. Phono, office 045, resi
dence 571-R.
DR. A. R- HEDGES. Dr. Loulso B.
Hedges Mcchano-Thoraplsts, Chiro
practors, SpondylotberaplstB. These
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-tborapby,
etc.. produce results In both acute
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion free. 230 North Dartlett St.,
noxt door to M. E. church. Hours
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Other bears by
appointment. Phone il7-J.
Dentists
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC
DR C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Garnott- Corey bldg., suite 310,
Mcdford, Ore. "Phono 86C.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your pretnhwn
cleaned up (or the winter. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service Phono C25-L. F.
Y. Allen.
Notary lnibllc
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub
lic. Bring yetir work-to me at the
sign ot the Mall Tribune
Printers and publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office tn
southern Oregon; book binding:,
looso leaf lodgers, billing systems,
etc Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Physicians and Surgeons
DR." Fi " G? " G,V RLO i wT" DR?E VA
MAINS GARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 41G-417 Garnett-Corey
bldg., phono 103 C-L. Residence
420 South Laurel st.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physlclaa
and surgoaiu
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D.
Practice limited to diseases ot
woraou. Offices 232 E. Main,
Phones, office 814-J-2; res., 814.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Praetlco limited to eye,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glnssea supplied
Offlco 233 East Main St.. Hours
8:30 a. m. to 8 p. ni. Phone.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Offlco Jack
Hon Conuty Bunk bldg. Office
phono 43-R; resldonco phone 58-R,
DR. MARION Physician and sur
geon, Stewart bldg., corner Mala
aud Burtlett sts.; offlco phono 27,
rotfldenco phono 27-J-2.
DR, MARTIN O. BARBER Pujrsl
clan and surgeon. Offlco Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J,
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon. Phones, office 30, resi
dence 724-J. Offlco hours 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopatblo
physician, 303 Garnott -Corey
building. Phono 904-M.
It. J. CONROY, M. D. PhyBlclan.aud
Surgeon, Ovor Hutchison & Luratt
don, 2 15 E. Main St. Phone 77,
Stenographers
ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm blpck.
Stqnographlo work done quickly,
and woll.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE' CO.
Offlco 10 South Fir St. Phono
315; Prices right, forvlee isusr
autced. J ' ,.,f
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