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GOLD FIELDS
IIAWHON'. Y. T Mny i!8.--Drcdgc
mill liilrniill(t plunlx wllMn
fifty mile nf Unwuhit nle now mil
niug full blasl itnl defining up on an
average of f:iil,(l(l() of i;.ild ilnily. It
Is witlmaled Unit Iho tntnl J lold thU
yiur xx i It exceed !fft,llllO,Ol)U which
whh lliu liiuli murk hint vehr.
Throe of tin' lurgot gold drrdgri
In tin) world are being plnoed mi tint
lloylc- ennocwdon, two or which nn
fllilmdicd mill Marled to work within
(lie limi few iIiijn.
Tho firnt Htenmerx from l)awnnii
with Yukon gold fur tho Vancouver
nssmy office nml the Yukon mint will
lli leaving Here wllhlii leu tiny, jut
its nfinil nil l,nKi Lnhnrgu in open.
Tim flixt toniHTH from Lnbnrgc
with freight unit pnsiioiigorM for Daw.
4(in, I'nirhutikx, ltnhy mid Idilnrod
ar on their wnv down tho river ami
ii m iluc here toilny,
I OBITUARY.
t , .i ,
Mrs. O. W. Hemic.
Tho funeral scrvlco of Mr. 0. W.
Dcaiie was hold at Jasper, In the
Wlllamclto valley, Sunday, llor homo
wan hi Three I'lii'ni, Oregon, ami was
well known nml highly respected In
.Mod ford.
Aaron I. Talriit
Tho funeral of Aaron I'attnn Tal
ent, founder of tho city that benrs hli
iintito, will bo held nt his lato ml
(I rn en at St' Bouth 0. street, Wcdnea
day nt 10:30 n. in. Rev. McCulloiigh
of tho llnptlst church will conduct
tint service. Interment will taku placo
nt tho Ashland cemetery. ,
Arthur Heath
Tim fuuornl nt Arthur Heath, who
died .Monday (ironing nt hln homo on
Hlaklyoti Heights, will hn hold at thn
Weeks nml McOownn Chapel Woi!
iiemlay at 3.00 p. in. I tin. McCullnugh
nf tho naplUt church will conduct
thti'nrvlcofi. Hurlal will tnko nlaco
nt thli I. O. O. Y, cuiPl)ry.
BUTTE FALLS
"rtllui" Palmer anil fniull)' inovoil
Into town tiHt Mofulny. Thoy huvo
liuon itoiu) for toino Hunt, hut Ilka
iiionI nil nthoTit cuiiio hack nKaln.
llutto I-'alU la Kotid onoURh for tuoin.
Thn toaqher nt tho Intermodlulo
room of Mchnol hero took hor pupllu
nml went to (ho wnoiU Krldrty nf tor
noon for n hint day of school picnic.
Thoy took their mtviibr ami ;lt la
oxprcHBlni; It mildly to aay thoy had
tin onjoynlilo tluio.
Mr. WhltliiK nml Mliiit Itnwors nro
vltltliiK thh hitler part of hi fit week
nnd tho foro pari nf thin, with (Inn
din nml Carl .litckiiou, Thoy toel:
tholr dlnmir nml iipont Humlay In tho
WOOllM,
C. II. l'oolor and tnutlly Iidto kouo
to tho country for a fow dayu. Mr.
l'oolor him ft ranch uhoilt uIkIU mlloa
from town and hs, with n youpn
man In hht oiuploy, boon thoro most
of (ho tlmo for tho past two montliH
now I liu Kralu nnd pu'tllm In hla Kr
dou. Tho lliiclmnnn clilldroii, Koo, K.t
tin nnd KdBiir, spout Hutuluy with
tholr llttlo frlciuln (lortrudo, Tod and
HrnoHtlno l-'rodonbunr, who llvo two
mlloj oiiat of town,
Mr. and Mm. llarl'or and Mr. nnd
Mrs, Carson spont SuiVlny roainln'R
over tho woods nouth mid onst of
town.
Ah our mlnlntor la ono now tho
youiiK pooplo t6ok lidvnhtaKo bf Sun
day and took tholr dlimor to tho
woods for i picnic, Tlioso prosont
worn MIsbVh Vorl llllfhyy, Mdlth
Prodbnhunr, Junnlta nnd Nina Hoars,
I.olii Uliiiiniiam, lOnld' Toolor Allco
Built h, Kttu Stownrt, Annlfi Pntton,
ltoodlth Jouou nnd Mosurs, Orlo Mor-
CLEANUP
DAWSON
rls, L, A. Wrlcht. liny Fnrkor,
Charles P.ttton nml Mnrcnii linker,
with l)r. mnl Mm, Hiieiramiu its chap
etones ami general overseers,
r
ASHLAND NOTES.
.Mm. Wimur of llenoli Hlrt'tl i very
ill. Drn, KMi'dwihiirt; and (I rem: nrc
in iittiMidunrc, tin n no a trniiicd
mirhv. .Mr. nml .Mrx, Winirr moved
hum from Klaiunth county in .(mili
ary, nml .Mr. WiiiM'r Iiiim hri'ii ill
cut hHicc nml lm had n( opoprtuti
Ity of ciijojiiiK her hcnutiful now
home.
MIhn Amy Ktumiurd hnx rt'turmrl
Iioiiio from tenchthu n MiicccHnfiil
IhrcK iiiipiitlit. school on FootV creek.
.Mrx. Hani llodKi nf (lold Mill U
ilia micxt of hur xlntcr, Mm. Win.
.Mycr of High ntrcct.
Mm. I.iiot NVIIIiaum nPColitirs;
thn i;uct nf hur mini mid uncle, Mr.
nml Mrx. '., I (IrcenxxMid, oiid day
Inut week.
('. ('. (Inll, one of tho old pioneer
of Orcein, Iiiim gnuo to (lold Hill for
n few day' Uit with friend mid
relative.
Mr. and Mm. Win. Mycr wem in
nitciidaurc nt tile Odd 1'cIIowh' re
union nt Medford .during tho cntira
time. -
Minn Mary Ilnpiwr, principal of
thn Itcllovicw KolitMil dnriiiff tho hint
nimi inontlm look tho Hal unlay cvcu-
inir train for fllemlnlc.
Tho union liieinnrolnl nrrvSccn nt
the tnhemaclo Inxt Sunday wcrn at
tended liy an iiuiuenxo audience.
Mitoo Alfoni nnd n party of fricndi
tnolon'd up from Mcdford Sunday
nml wont out to I ho I.itliia hpriu
junt nboo Aahlnnd.
Hoy Walker, cmililer of tho Clll
xviiri hank, Iiiih hold hi fine llVy
noru ranch in thn ltdlcvicw diHtnot
and tho now owner will tnko jws
HCkxiou iiumcdinlely.
Mrx. Conner nnd daughter, Helen,
lenvo Tliiirwdny for (ho cant whero
they will upend I he Niiimuur with rcl-
lltiM'K.
TABLE ROCK
Hay mid urnin nro looking fairly
well hut n Reed rain would bo liniio
ficlnl. CoiiHtdornhln hlicht U hhow-
Ufi up in Home of tho orchard.
Tho Tnhlo Hhok dilcli company N
tnyint; nhiiut ono thousand feet of
concrete piping nloiie; tho ciibt tddo
of thn Itoot ranch.
It U doubtful if tho lawn floral
mid liilidfcCupo work being dnno oil
tho Modoo ranch under tho direction
of Klmcr I.caler nan bo surpniwd in
tho whole slato of Oregon oiitsido of
roriliind.
Tim childrcn'rt day nxoreiilort will
lio held on tho north xido of Koguo
river nt tho buck of tiro Kealson
rancli .Sunday, Juno H. " Cotuo in nt
tho farm unto nt tho Ncalon reni
donee, llriu your luncli baHk,et mid
ho on lha gi-ouml by 10 oVIook u. in,
Frnnlr, Amort in working for Col.
H. C. Wiwhliuni.
lliirry Ncaloii nml Chirk Colliim
nro working at tho llyhoo bridge.
Mrx, Corliss Ih upending n week
In Med ford.
Mr. Carlton trim to out n llvo wiro
with his jtibk kuifo Monday after
noon nnd received n BCv'orO ftliouk
but fortundtclv was not injured.
Mihh Deln Hall of l)enlHon, Iowa,
in visiting her couhIii, Mrn. J, 0. Pen
dlctoli, nml itt inliMi pleased with
what lio bus hcoii of uoiitliern Ore-
ROM.
Mis Virgiim Meant mid Mis Jnn
eto Rovvoll of Portland nro visTtors
ul tho residence of Mr.nnd Mm. It. C.
WiiHlihitrn.
AUhh Leono Cmujiholl of Now Jor
Hoy in upending ti i'ovv woelin lit tho
Onkij, ,
Mr. M.. I), Lydlard nnd daughter
of San Johc, Cat., nro guoSlH. nl (ho
homo oC Mr. nnd Mrn. J, II. Lydlard.
Mins Kvn Halls' Rohool nt tho
Me'adovvH will ho ou"( uoxt Friday.
Thero will bo a bloilptioou show at
irrcrrrom) matf; ,rRmTjNa Mnronp,... oini;ao?tF.y;':avJi;apx. max, 2Q,,joj;ur,
Did Jeff Go?
Table Hoc): school uoxt Thtimdny
evening-by a ineiuhrr of thn faculty
of Ihv uuivondty of Oregon. Kvery
body invited,
On Monday evening about forty
people iiHKcinhlril nt the residence of
Mr. nml Mr. I). I). Knge (o say good
byn to Mr. Hugo nnd family who will
lenvo on Wediiexdny for Forest Grove
which is In be their future lioine.
WHITE LEGHORN TODAY
HAS SMALL E00 RECORD
The record for timnll gg wan
ngiiin broken Wednesday when A. W.
Stone, of the (Irttn Mountain ranch,
brought in one measuring '2 II-1
Itiehtv Jiy .1 inches. A white leghorn
lieu tcrpctrntcd the fraud on Mr.
Miotic but has been allowed to go un
punished us she regularly registers
n full sired egg nml this is her first
offense. Tho egg la about tho tto
of a robin's.
The Wonderland of America.
An opportunity la given tho people
of Medford to sec tho wonderful
work or nature In tho- Yellowstone
National Park. Mr. J. T. Itenmes who
has spont thrco weeks In the wonder
land photographing theso beautiful
ccucs, Reyscrs. hot springs, terraces,
etc., has consented to giro his atoro
optlcon lecture on tho Yellowstone
National 1'nrk, Wednesday ovenlng,
May 2Sih, at tho First M. K. church.
Mr. Kennies has soventy-(lvo views,
many of them showing tho dcllcato
and marvelous tints In tholr natural
color. This Illuminated lccturo has
proven a success in both tho south
and northwest, llcneflt for M. H.
Sunday school.
notici:.
Tho regular meeting of tho Itogtio
Illvor Co-operatlvo Fruit Grower"
association will bo held Hnturday aft
ernoon at 2 p. m. nt tho public library
building.
C9 J. A. I'KltltY, Pres.
To (lie Public.
In order that tho clerks and pub
lic generally mny ho free to fittingly
oliorvu Memorial Day, as provldod
In our hy-lnws, nil stores will closo
promptly nt noon on Memorial Day,
Friday, Mny 30th, 1913.
Mcdford Merchants' Association.
HAUL. C. OADDIS.
President.
JOHN II. CAHKIN,
Secretary.
Notice.
Any ono who will ho willing to fur
nish tho 7th Co, with rosea to bo used
for decorating purposes for tholr first
minimi ball to ho given uoxt Thurs
day evening will please call Mr. Paul
Cktppno at Mann's store, leaving tholr
namo nnd nddrcss so that tho rosos
can bo culled for Thursday. Tho com
pany accepts these rosos with tho un
derstanding that thoy am to bo turn
ed ovor to tho Q. A. It. nml W. H. C.
Immediately utter tho dnuco to bo
usod for . decoration day.
KOTtck.
Notlco Is horoby given that tho
undersigned will apply to tho city
council of tho city of Mcdford, Ore
gon, nt Its regular meeting on Juno
ll l 1913, for a llccnso to sell spirit-
WHY?
OUlt ClHJtCrl
8 ncros DeAuJou, full bearing
l( acres hose, full bearing
10 ncres ilnrtlott, full bearing
10 acres Comlco, full boarlng
Wo must soil oila of theso blocks
of" I'oars nt juat one-halt Value to
siivo larger tract, 13 ft. deep loam
soil; In Jackson county, 3 mlloa from
Mcdford.
l'rlco askCMl, 911.10.
Wh want your bid on ono oi those
trnots, Can tnko you but any nttor
noon. J. O. lUHNKS
flurr n. itiveVshio
or 214 First Natloual Dauk Uulldlng
tious, vinous nnd malt liquors In
quantities less than n gallon, at his
placo of business nt No, 3 N, Front
st., In said city, for a period of six
months.
13. O. HltOWN.
notici:.
Notlco Is hereby Riven that tho un
dersigned vlll apply to tho city coun
cil of tho city of Medford, Oregon, at
Its noxt regiilnr meeting on Judo 3d,
1913, for a license to sell spirituous,
vinous and malt liquors In quanti
ties less than a gallon, at their placo
of business on Ho nth Kir street, lo
cated at lots 10, 11 and 12, blocic
40, of tlio original towusltc, in said
city, for n period of six months.
ItAU-MOIIIt CO.
Data of first publication May 22,
1913.
With Mcdford trade Is Mcdford made.
Kou nn.vi nouma
Foil HUNT lTvo" room modern
apartment, sleeping porch, JIB;
seven room houso, sleeping porch.
Col. II. H. Sargent. 810 Oakdale
Hotith. Gl
FOR HKNT Modern bungalow;
built-in fdmlturc; beautiful lawn.
309 8. Newtown.
FOIt ItENT - aiodorn furnished
C-room house, water rent paid,
120. 18 King st.
FOH HKNT Flvo room modern
apartment, stooping porch, tie;
seven room house, sleeping porch,
SIS. Col. II. 11. Sargent. 810
Oakdale South. CI
FOIt 11HNT Or.o B room modern
bungalow, good location, fine lawn.
Hunt cheap. 820, W. 12th st. 68
FOIt HKNT Modern plastorcd 5
room bungalow, water paid,
J 12. DO per month. Ono 4-room
houso, $5 por month. Phono 2C7J
or call nt 430 South Fir st.
FOIt HUNT Furnished house, largo
grounds, flowers. 1443 H. Main
or phono 449-H. 59
FOIt HKNT Six room modern bun
galow; gas. electricity, east front
and flno shade. Inquire 31S S,
Laurel. 03
FOIt 8A!iB OH HKNT C room mod
urn bungalow; beautiful lnwu nnd
trees; nlco garden; only 54 blocks
from now opera houso. 713 Kast
Jnckson.
FOH HUNT Nicely furnished two
room house, all conveniences,
pleasant surroundings, closo In.
J. T. nurus, 417 Jay street, off
South Oakdnlo.
FOH ItKXT IIOUSKKKCl'INa
HOOMH
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms
In rear of 220 S. Urnpo; no chil
dren, 09
FOH HUNT IIous6keepIng rooms
with bath nnd gas. 34S North
Hartlott.
FOH HKNT FUIt.MSHIH) AITS.
FOH HKNT Complotoly furnished
apartments. Tho llorben, 10
Quince st.
FOH HKNT MlSUKI,UXi:OU3
FOH "HKNT-"-Two" room's In "itlalto
bldg, Inquire of Jim Hitter.
NEW TODAY
A nnrty has. a 1200 aero ranch in
Unrnby county; land level and well
Improved; good houso, bath and other
conveniences; good barn and wind
mills nml wella, machine house,
sleeping rooms for help, nnd In fact
a good ranch establishment. A part
of this Is irrigated, and thoro nro
watering plncos ovo'r tho ontlro tract.
Tho owner wants to rotlro to tho
Pacific Blopo, nud will oxohanpo for
a plaeo worth $8000 and carry tho
balance on tho placo. Tho prlco of
tho ranch Is $1G por aero.
Fine furnished houso, f-iGOO. It
Is a flno bungalow home.
Party wants to' oxcluvngo lOncroa
qf jK'iira In goad shnpo tor a Mcd
ford bungnhivV,
G, D; HOON "
Phono 1037-J. Jackson Co, Ilauk Dg,
FOH HKXT FUHNIHHKW JlOOMfl
FOIt HKNT Sleeping room In now,
modern houso, 3 blocks from post
office. Hummer rates $l.r0 per
week. Phono 372-J.
FOH HKNT Well furnished rooms
with nil conveniences In modern
home, Rcntleman and wlfo or la
dles only. Call mornliiRS. 422
South Laurel.
FOH HKNT Largo sleeping rooms,
and modern housekeeping apart
menu, prices very reasonable.
Phono 102G-L. 222 South Holly
strcot. '
ron itKxi ormcra
FOH HKNT Largo, comfortable of
fice rooms with elevator scrvfto,
team heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Mcdford Furnl
turo tc Hdvr. Co.
FOH 8ALK 1NI)B
roil SALK 100 acre good alfalfa
and grain ranch, all In cultivation.
Will innko good stock ranch. J 100
por aero Inqulro of O. M.
Svondscn, Medford, Ore. C7
FOH SALK Do not fall to get any
list of hard times bargains In and
around tho beautiful city of Ash
land before you decldo on a Iocs-
tlon. I can save you money on
renting or buying. W. D. Hodg
son, Cor. K. Main and Second ata.,
Ashland, Ore. G4
FOH BALK Homestead relinquish
incnts. Homesteads for location.
A. U. Sallng, Medford, Oro. G2
KOH SALK SO acres homestead 1
m Ho from small town on n road.
20 acres almost ready for tho plow
Living springs.
40 acres homestead 1 mllo from
postoffice, 20 acres creek bot
tom, C acres cleared, about 2G
ncres flno uarden land. Address
K. A. II., Mall Tribune. 08
FOH BALIv ACREAGE
FOR SALK 5 or 10 acres closo in,
easy terms. Phono 10G0-M. 67
ron salb misci:muxi:ous
FORSALE OR TRAD& Pedigreed
Poland China boar. R, D. 1, Hox
73, Central Point, or phono Far
mer 14-184.
FOR SALE Smlth-Proraler typo
writer No. 2 In good order; large
clear type; $25, nt Western Union
Telegraph office. 59
FOH SALE Good working horse
and 50 leghorn chickens. Route
No. 1, Hox 17, Medford. Mrs,
KIbepptn. 59
FOR SALE Remington ptnndanl
typewriter No. S Invlslblo writer,
14 Inch carriage, never been used;
cheap. 1. O. Hox 147, Jackson
ville. FOR SALK 4 pleco Craftsman
fumed bedroom suite, hand mn'do,
masslvd, cojt new $200, flno con
dition; bookcases, chairs, cuckoo
cl6ck, two oriental rugs, every
thing flno and will sell nt a bar
gain. Also $G0 Quick Meal coal
und wood rango and 3 burner Per
fection oil stove. Theso goods will
last nipt nro n good Investment.
Inqulro Hox 50, Tribune, and own
er will call upon you.. 58
FOR SALE Home canned fruit, rea
sonable. t'i'J S. Central. 57
FOR SALE Good solf feed hay pross
at Hogar ranch. G3
FOH SALK Day-old chicks. Planum
Klectrlo Incubator Hatchery, Tal
ent, Oro. II, C. High, Mgr, Q6
FOR SALE Loose leaf lodger sys
tems, any stylo oi made to order
by the Mall Tribune bindery.
FOR SALE Legal blanK, tresspass
notices, .for salo or rent sings at
tho Mall Trlbuno.
FOR SALE Jersey cow, turkoy
eggs. ,W. J. llartzoll. Phono
lOS-J.-i. 57
FOR SALE Ono flno toam of horses
1500 pounds, nt n bargain, O. E.
, Gates, 132 S. Riverside.
FOR SALE Ilnusohold furniture.
. Ono box couch, now, $2. GO; book
case. 3 sections, top and base, $7;
kitchen table, oak top, $1; Ico box,
$4; books, largo assortment, 35
cents each; sovorat rdekors, each
$1; 4 dining room chairs, $ !.",'
each: throo-quartor bod, $1; ax
and garden fork, GO cents ench;
now range, cost $35, has hot water
back, $20; now hoator with baao'
and plpo, $3; small tables. $1;
oloctrlo fan, $8. 1427' Ul M'nln
Tol. 757-L. .5?
FOIt HALE MIBCKLiaXnotK
FOR BALK Letter heads and fancy
stationery, printed, engraved or
embossed, as yon -wish at the
Mail Tribune.
FOH BALE Ono black 3 year old
Fcrchcron stallion, weight 17S0
lbs. Will trade for cattle or work
horses. Also cedar posts and ffr
' rails. Henry Manklns, 2 miles
south of Jacksonville. CO
FOH 8ALB Gentle saddlo pony, es
pecially good for carrying two
children to school. Can be driven
to buggy. Also good driving horse
for lady. Apply to Walter Fraier
Hrorrn, 53 North O ran go st. Phono
G77-Y.
FOH SALK Last chance. $G0 gas
range, J20; 140 velvet rug, $15;
135 Hooslcr cabinet, $1S; $30
dresser and chiffonier, $15 each;
$40 writing desk, $15; $11 heating
stove. $4; $25 dining tabic, $10;
six chairs for $10; also smaller
rugs, chairs and household utensils,
laco curtains, etc. All goods not
sold Friday will bo packed and
shipped. Hussey, 35 X. Oakdale.
57
HKTiP WAXTICD F131 ALE
WANTED Woman cook at Tavern
hotel, Kaglo Pojnt.
WAXTKO MISCKLUVSROUS
WANTED To borrow $350 on, good
security. City property.. Phono
S79-M. GS
i WANED Home dressmaker with an
appreciation of style. Phono 477.
Able to work at once. G2"
WANTED To buy homestead relin
quishment. Uox 22, Mall Tribune.
67
MO.VKr Tt LOAS
MONEY TO LOAN On city and'
closo In ranch property. C A.
McArthur. room 3, P. O. block,
phono 3GS.
MONEY TO LOAN $1000 to $5000
to loan on Improved farm proper
ty, llonnott Investment Co.
FOH EXCn.ME
WILL "LEXc"lLVNaVj""io" acres""' Jearsi
with or without house, for Mcd
ford bungalow. C. B. A., Mall
Tribune.
FOR TRADE I havo some now
Studebakcr wagons, buggies, farm
Implements and gasollno englno
for which I will tnko cord or fir
wood, F. Oscnbrugge, 401 River
side avc. S.
FOR SALE OR TRADE A good pay
ing business. So O. C. Hoggs, at
torney, for particulars. 6l
FOR TRADE 40 aeers of bench
Innd, rich, rod loam, choice for
pears, grain or potatoes. About 10
acres cleared; 3Vi miles from
Woodvlllo near Evans croek.
Would Hko resldonco In Mcdford.
B. J. Palmer. Phono 4G9-J.
TO SELL OR EXCHANGE Proper
ty In Pasadena, Long Beach und
other cities and also acreage In
California for property in Medford
or vicinity. Wrlto, enclosing
stamps, or come, to my offlco and
investigate Luman N. Judd, Tal
ent, Oregon.
LOST
STRAYED A small cow, part Jer
sey, with dark faco.' Sunday. F.
H. Cowles. Phono G7-R-4. Next
to 401, Ranch, 59
LOST Lady's bended pqekotbook,
Friday nftornoou. Finder plenso
Iqnva at MuI Trlbuno. 67
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AB
STRACT CO,. Nq. G South Central.
Auto Supplies,
LAIIER AUTO SPRING CO. Our
big secret In making springs Is the
tempering. Wo are operatlug tho
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant In tho Pacific northwest. Use
our springs when others fall. Sold
under guarantoo. 26 North Flf
toonth St., Portland, Ore.
Accountants
D?R. Wdbiv-Gonoral Accountant
Your books audited and kept fur a
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Offloe, Medford Mall
Tribune bldg,; phono Gll-lt-3; res
lonce phono 537.
TOiiejTOaW
By "Bud" Fisher
Bt'SI.VEMS DlRKClOHY
Attftmeyii
PORTER J, NEFJ WM. P. MBALEY
Attorneys-dt-Lnw. Rooms 1 and
2, Postoffice bldg.
A. E. REAME8, LAWYER aarnett
Corcy bldg.
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Cosn
sellor at Law. 123 East Main
street, Medford, Ore,
Wm. M. ColVlg George M. Roberts
COLVIG & ROBERTS. LAWYERS
Medford National Bank ttnlldinn.
Chiropractors
DR. It. J. LOCKWOOD, Chiropractor,
ncrvo specialist. Rooms 203-204-205
Garnett-Corey bldg. Vapor
baths And scientific massage1 given;
advlco In dietetics, medical gy
saatlcs, bydrostherapy. Lady at
tendant. Phoae, office 945, resi
dence 571-R.
DR. A. R. UNDOES, Dr. Louise E.
Hedges Mchano-Therap(ts, Chiro
practors, Spondylothcrapku. These
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy,
etc., produce results la both acute
aad chronic disease. Consulta
tion free. 230 North Bartlett St.,
next uoor (o M, E. Church. Hour
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Other bears by
appointment. Phoaa il7-J.
DentlftM
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO
DR C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Garnett-Corey bldg., suite 310,
Mcdford, Ore. Phono 85C.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for tho winter. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phono 625-L. F.
Y. Allca.
T
Xotary Public
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub
lic. Bring your work to me at the
sign of the Mall Trlbuno.
Trlntcrs ami Publlihcrs
MEDFORD PRINTING "" CoThafc the
best equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding,
looso leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Pliyslclaits and Surgeons
DR?"f "g? OaITlOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLO W Ostooathle
Ehysiclans, 41C-417 Garnett-Corey
Idg., phoqe 103C-L. Residence
420 South Laurel st.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physlctea
and surgeon,
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D.-
Practice limited to diseases of
women. Oftlcoa 232 E Main.
Phones, offlco 8i4-J2r res., 814.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited, to, eye,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glassoa supplied
Offlco 228 East Main St.. Hours
8:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Phone.
E. B. P1CKEL, M. D, Office Jack
son County Bank bldg. Office
phono 43-R; residence phone 58-R,
DR. MARION PUysIcIan and sur
geon, Stewart bldg., corner Main
and Bartlett sts.; office phoae 27;
resldonco phoae 27-J-2.
Dlt MARTIN O. HARDER PhysU
clan and surgeon. Office Paln
blocic, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 13. 1 to 4. Phone I10-J.
DH;. It. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon. Phones, oHice 36, resi
dence 721-J. Office hours 10 to
18. 2 to G. s
Dlfj. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathlq
physician, 303 Oarnett- Corey
building. Phone 904-M.
It. J. CONROyI Mi bl Physician uud
Siirgqoii. Over Hutchison & Luihs
den, 21S E. Main St. Phoae 77. ,
Stenographers
ELLA M. QAUNYAW Palm block.
Stenographic work done quickly,
and well. -
Transfer
HADS TRANSFER & 8TORAGH CO;
Office 10 South Fir St. Phoo
31,5 Prlcoa right. Servlea guar
. anteod. ' '
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