Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 17, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textt !'. Does Jeff Play Polo? Well, fvw toy to Maw 1 - ' S?SriDCWG,r ( in s wwvTeluP ' ' ' V ' It cootopw I ) . UKcttW,mr lfeGTec , n ' ' - V , , EN IK PROGRESSESRAPIDLY AT SAN FRANCISCO Oconto 14. Iloim returned homo )i(trUay after niiiiittiii; it week In Mtilt Frmicliteo nil oxpoMtloii IiiihIiiiumi. .Mr. IttHiN imjh: "I mill u largo number of our poo pin (rum Medforil ami imtiilitirii Or egon. Von ciiii flinl them ovrry day iwiliKruHntlUK til t ho lobby of tho Ho lul Manx, which appear In lit) head quarter. All ill them linvo big dm I Mi In tlmlr sleovtm. "Tin oxpoidllou U iirHirliiii nlroly In enry department. Ovr JUDO Hum nro employed. Nino i( l hi fourteen building urn now tin ilur coiutrucllou. Tim Adtiilulhl i tfnn building In completed mill occu pied; nil buildings will tm undr contract by July 1 of this ycnr and must he completed eight mouths 'ie fnro February I, 1915, tlm upunliK ilny if llm oxponltloii. Fifteen state. haxo already iiuuln liberal npproprl nllniiH (or lnln holldllitmt fourteen ktnln lcRllntori will ini'ut In IUH nml tl In oxpecti'it Hint uvitry nno of tlioiii will prnvltlo ror ntulo IiiiIIiIIiikh nml pnrtlulpnta In thu Kront iiuiit. MniiUKt'iiU'iit U Alilo "Hvary ilnpiirlmont of HiIh i:rnil uiiilnrtnk'liiK Ih nlily rumliicluil liy niiiii ii f cxprtnco who urn utrivlun in miikn (IiIk tlm Kri'iitoul MiirroMM In I In- tilntory of cxpiiHlildiirt. Tlm pub llrlly nml nxplnttutlnn itoparliuimt U tinilnr tlm miporvlHlim of Dlnu'tor (litorKo HoiikIi I'nrry ami iibmUUmI liy hid rliltif, Oolvln II. Ilmun,. Ilotli men urn uill known by Hut pn nml I Im putillc for iiililitvluK liltt tlilnKH. Tlmy uro ulrnlnlm; nvery olforl in nxplolt tlm rjiiiiniiii-l'.iclflc lntornu tluiiiil nxpdHlllnii, tlm Hronti'it nxjunl lion known lo mini. "I liml tlm itoot! forluuo to nltvuil tlm Hun rrniu'lm'O Ailmon linmiiioU, wlinrif I'tpoHltlon niatliTH with iIIh fuwi'd In ipoocliuM nml llliutrntuil lititurox. Tliuro I U'tiruoil tlmt tlio nl'oltlon work In procrnMliiK at lufnnlorlly In ovary ilntulli Hint H will lio much Kri'itlor limn tlio nrill imry mlml nut itriiNp,' nml Unit It will lio of Kront liuuiiflt lo Mil roup try, nml oMpoolnlly to tlio wontnin ii ml roiiHt iitnti'H, iiiiihI Iiu mlmltlml. '"Hun I'rimclMro In irimrliiK for tilklnjt rnro of tlio iiiIIIIoiik who will vlalt llmre. Nor IiiiIcIk nml Inrno nimrlnmnt Iioiihcii urn IuiIiik Imllt lo fll tip tlm Kitp" oitiibIoiiiiiI liy tlm IiIk fill). Ktioot car Horvlro nro liulim linptoxnit unit now lliun Imlll unit oxloniloil. Kxcitrfllon liontH nro lio Iiik roiiHlructi'il for tlio wator roulo Hiifvlco lo ami front llio nximtltlnn Krouiulu, nml nun cannot liulp hihiIiik lilht uomotlilUK oxtrnorillnnry In i;o lilt on In now Krlmo. Mixlfniil Slmiilil Art "Tlio oxpoiiltlon rnmnilHHlmioni ! i9lntoil iy tlovornor 'vi, who will liitvo full rlinri;o of Oroon pnrllfl patlou, iilnl tlio oxpnmllturuof fliOO, OUO, iihoulil bo luvltud ut mi early day to vIMt Mt-ilfonl nml coiihiiU with riir pooplo riiK'irillim oxlilblta nml illnplnyH of Moiitliorit OroRon, tlio ill Irlct of tho InrKWHt uiiinlior or ro uotirniH In tint linnlorH of tlm Hlnto, nml tlm nonroHt nolHhhor to Onllfor iila, Lot tm lo flrit to titulm n ntovo, iiB wo linvo licoii In tho pitat, for n KOoil roiiroHoiilntlou nml n iihuro of tlio inoitpy to bo oxpomloil." Tho Ciiiiiiillini 1'iiolflo railway nn nouncoH that nil tho omployoa of tho moelinnlijiil and car ilupnrtmontH on tho com'imuy'H onntorn llnoa, bouio 0,(100' In imiitbor, nro to rocolvu an ailvaiteoof 10 iior cont In wiiroh. TIiiio anil u hair will ho nllowotl for ovortlino and for work on IcbuI lioll dnya: . uLii FINAL ARGUMENTS E DKN'VI'.U, (oln .lime 17. WIiiIIiit -'rniik llviiw.oml on trial linrn fur llm lutmlor of (Iroro Copo Inml Kiiilly or iunorrnl prolmlily will nxl in III IiiiiuIm of llm jury lm fiirt ninhl. ArKiimt'ulK in tlm diihp Ik'MIiii loilnv. Lull' yi'Hlunlny .Julni HirIiiKr( Inm liaml nf tlio uomiiti in wIhwd lirlinlf lloiiwooil killi'il Hylvodlcr Vint Plinl, nml. Inriili'iilally Cnpolaml in n fray In llii Ilrnwii I'alui'o llolol bur room, IcMtifii'il in tlio t'liMo. SpriiiKer !" I'tnriil he liml iuvrilipttril ntoric t'omiot'llitR llpiiwonil'ri itrtiit with that of Mr. Springer ami liml fn.iinl that thoir ri'littiotiH xvurn nlwnv jimprr. Ho ilfiilcil lln htnlp'w clinrt'o Hint llt'iittimil xvmt Kiiilly with Mri. Sprinucr nml xlmt Kid Von Plinl li i-niiHt" of ji'nlouiy. Aflur Hprinccr li ii tl litiricd lit1 heartily ftlmok linndH with I Icn wood and ttxpri'xM'd liU fiifiiilitliip Tlm jury wni oxiilcntly imprcHM'il. . , ...... Tho wlirrcnlttinln of Mr. ''priiiRor, tlio "woinnit in Iiu riiHi'," ni0 ttn kimwu nml xlin could not lie lonrlit'd by n niiIihioii)i for the rfrfonM'. SptiiiKOr divoroi'd lmr two yi'.irn nno k'mrdinlolv after llruwnils first trial. Shi' tlii'it loft Diivor nml ih Hiipposi'd to In' Itxiiii; tit Now Vorl;. EMPLOYES OF POWER LOPI At Ooltl liny Humlny 7R uinploytH-H of tho Cnllfnrnln'OrflKon l'owor com puny nml their frlontlo from Anlilnud, Klnniiitli KuIIh, Yrokn, und forty from Medford, mot for thulr first uunuitl picnic. A bountiful luncheon lin-l been of rotimn provided, following which n proKrnm whb glvon lucliidliiK boat rucoM, bobbin rnccii, otc. An ox cllliiR ft'itturo of tho afternoon wna tlm boat rnco, boiwcou husky lino men, (Inner Dnrnolllo and II. U. Warmotb, and two of tho otflco forco, Don Calvlc and .J. J, lluchtor, hold on tlio buukwator nbovo tho dnin, Tho lluotnnu wnlkod off with tho ironorn. Mm, A. II. CuimlnKhnm won tho ladlun' epi: rnro, nml O. O. Alondorfor Kot tlio lucent fitdt In tho fUlilnu rontoat, n trout allpRod to bo otto foot In luiu:tli. At G;:i0 Buppor wnu hold, and nttor tills it Htorooptlcon locturo wm clvoit by II. O. Stoddard, naslstod by 1 1 Loilur nml W. 11, Sfarlo. W. II. UlitiroltlU of Yrokn and II. I.. "Waltlior of Mi'.iUonl, wvro utnom; tlio offjclnln of tho company Hint worn proBont. Abordnou, Wnali., unlnulatH linvo orKitulxtid a Labor Tonido auaorla Hon for tho purposo of eroding a Inljor tottiplo, Tno dliroctorH nro now uoKotlatluK a loan with nu onutom (Inn, and It In pttttud .tlmt .tho, xvorU of construction will soon IiokIu, WHY? (OUH(!IIOICI3 K acres DoAitJmi, ' tUll bparlng 10 acros Dobc, full bonrlni; 10 ucrou lliirtlott. .fiill.bcurlnB.. 10 ncroa Comlco, full boarlng Wo must soil ono of tlieao blocka of l'oui'tf nt Jttat ouc'linlf vnluo to eavo larKor trnct, 12 ft. dcop loam soil; In Jackson county, 3 mlloa from Medford. Irlco iwIuhI, 9B0. Vo want your bid on ono of thoso tracts. Can tnkotyou out tiny aftor uoon. ' ' J. o. ijaiini:s . 025 N. ltlvot-Hltlo or 314 First National Buuk Sulldlug NW A COMPANY HO TfEDFonT' matt; tribune, mtodfotcd, ORECIOX, TlTODAY, JUNE 17, join. ,-.. Ill Does a Duck Swim? . f J Hf W HIE SLAVER TRIED AT BAY CITY KAN THAW I.HCO, Cnl., .lime 17. -ClmrBi'tl xvilli Irupiirtiiii; Vernn Seruutoii from Himltlo to thix ehy for iinmornl purpmieH, Korl l'uli;rlon is nn trial hero loiluy Imforo .Tiitln l-'nrrintoii In the Pm'toil Slulcrt dis triot court. When tlm trlul npi'iieil Miw Scrnn lou took tlic Htntiil ami told her ntory. Kho tU'cliircil Knllcrlon broiinlit lier lmr from Si'itllle ami then took her hiii'1'onkSvcI.v to Loh AiikuIcx. Han Diepi nml Kingman, Ariz., constant ly trying lo induce her lo mippnrt him liy Icniluitr an immorul life. Kho lo c'lurctl Knllcrlon liml induced lier to ivc him dcetlH lo Kcatllo loin valued nt $1(100 nml Hint in Kan Dit-p) lie pnuut'il lier tlinmoifi ritic. It in expected the Irinl wilt bo con I'luiU'il todny. 0. A. C. LECTURES GIVEN AT TALENT THURSDAY OKI-WON' AOKICUI.TUKAI COI I.KOK, CorvallU. Or.. Juno 1G.--KX-teualon lccluroni from tho OroBtm Acrlcultural colloco nro to aponk ut a numbor of aontliorn OrcKOii Inatl ttttoa noxt xvvok. Tucmlnr, Juno 17, Profcsior, r. I: Kent of tlio dairy school will apeak at NVolf crock, whoro Profcaeor (leo. It. Hyalop of tlio ncronomy depart incut will nlno apeak on farm cropn. Tho day following they ro to an other Inatttuto at Korup Itlvcr, and Thumdny and Friday they will bo at Murphy and Talent. Mlia Hilda Mil ler of tlio ChemUtry dopnrlinont will join thorn at Tnlont, and will tnlk to tlio women In ntlendatico on cer tain appllcntiona of chemistry to ov-ory-day homo procebsea. CROP PROSPECTS. ' i (Contlnuod from pago 3.) KO por cent ofMimt year, roaches In tho fruit belt should bo SG per runt. MlHMiitrl. I'ronpocta for a Reed crop In Mis souri nro Vr' lirlRh't. Tlio npplo crop will not bo as larRQ na last your, but It Is worthy of notlco that tho woll kopt orchards will produce na much us last year. This tuny bo taken as a better condition lu tho npplo Bituntlon than Inat year when tho main crop catno from tho older orchards, and should ineAu a bettor and clonnor crop. Ponchos nearly NEW TODAY A person alwuys has n few "best buys," and hero nro sotno of initio, and ones that 1 )mvo Invontlgiitud thnretiRhly: 1 A Reed Httlo nomo, ltono well built mid nontly palhtod, In tho host part of tho nightly addition, Slaklyon llelRhta; tho lot Is woll Improved nml tho lot xvorth tho prlco asked for tho wholo plnco; $7C0, torms, .3 -Twenty- acres of dandy pours, IrrlRutod by deodod wator rlRht; no bettor luml or neighborhood lu tho valley; $300 per aero; terms. 3 Hovon hundrod sixty noroB of stock ranch, good foncos and build ings, sovimtouu acres of poara on tho tract; tho stock gooa with th plueo; Idoally located as to town, roada, stream and ontrnngo; thoro la no nso to go hunting around ovor tho const country for a stock ranch whon thts ouo can bo had with IS bond of horses and othor proporty, Bitch n Implements, for ?23 per aero; tortus, Uoom 12, Jnckapu County llauk bldg, C. D. HOON Hoom 12 JnckBon County nonk bldfj, Toloihoi(o,1037'-J full crflfis iJclffs nml t(tnairfruU"go6'd crop. PHOENIX Mr. f'ullii' Klpailioati h visiting in I'nrtlnml. .Mrn. . HcnnlHley left hint week for Koscliurtfi Oreirun. John IhiHin wiih in Portlnml on ImxincHK litHt week. s Mr. ntnl Mr. O. Fuller ami family left I-'ridny nftcmomi lor tlicir for mer lioiiio in KiiIIh Itiver, Wis. Hurry nml Purr left TIiUiv.Iiiv with the cur of mIocU mill uimmIh. Tlio unions of tho Jiick'Oti ronnO V. V. T. U. will hold a bnhket picnic on Hie lawn of Mr. 11. Schurmau Friday, licintiimr nt 10:00 a. in. A good program will be uiveu. A missionary nteutiu will he hold in tlio Presbyterian church Wetlnes ilny ulternoou. Mrs. V. F. Hnnvp of Medford xvill-s'tve nn aiMrrnK on Cliiiiu. A abort pnicrnin iiImi xvilt W pven coiiciKtint; of inunical uuinbers mid rccitntions will be b'ivcii. The hdiool meeting Momlay after noon ii n tiu'tet nffnir ottlv a few beinir present. Dr. J. II. Webster wiih elected director for three year, Andrew llenrn. retinue. Gooro Croy was rlccteilclcik, A. II. FiMier retiring. Tlio retirinR officoni xvere given n vote of tlinuks for tlicir lone nml faithful hcrviccx. xonci:. Notlco la hereby given tl"- l,lJ undersigned will apply to tho city council of tho city of Medford, Oro gon. nt Its noxt regular mooting on Juno 17, 1013, for n license to aell Bplrituous, lnoua,and malt llquora In nunntlllos leaa thnn a, f,allon. at his place of business, at 1? South, Fir atreet. block" 20 In, said, city, for a porlod of six months. O. M. 8BLSDY. FOn IlKNT HOOSKKEUl'INO IIOOMS FOU ItKNT Housekeeping rooms with bath and eas. 3-tG North llartlott. FOR KKNT Two furnUhed houso kcopluc rooms; also two-roora House. furnished, at 220 S. Orapo. " 1X)K ItlLNT 110U81-S FOR RKNT 5-room house and bath at 21lnOU(in at., $15, Including water. Phono 090-L or 020. 7S FOR RKNT Until September 15, completely furnished modern hoitso, beautiful location, five miles from town. Ilox 11. Y, Mall Tribune. 79 FOR UKNTt-lty homo. 8 5 E. Main, not for sale; also nlco bungalow, closo In, east sldo. Humphrey. 76 FOR RKNT R-room modern, 4-room partly furnished house. COO y. Jackson, phono 30-l-J. 83 FOR RKN'Tt-WoII furnished tlvo room buitgnlow. 422 S Laurel. 30 FOR RENT Modem bungalow, lawn, paved street, 4 blpcks from Washington school. 720 V. Elev enth. 02 FOR RKNT Nlcoly furnished flvo room inodurn bungalow dn paVed streot. Finn location. Sop O. Si. Cornltlous, 123 East Main. Phono 514-J ' FOR 1IEN1' FURN1SUUU A1T8. FOR REfJ'lw-Furjilahert apartments. Tho llqrbon, lt Qulnc et. IXJlt KENT FUltNiailKn HOOMS FOR RENT Closo In furnished rooms, $1.50 and $2 por week; uso of bath. Call afternoons, 23C S. Central. FOR RENT Large plooplng rooms, and modern housekeeping apart- mouts, prlcca , vory reasonable. Phono 1020-L.' 222 South Holly street. Fon. ENi--Miscn;aiANKoua FOR RKNT First-class pasturo, runnlug water,- good shado, wove, xylro fotico, $1.50 lxjr uionth. Seo John Parker. 78 FOR REM OKT1CES FOR RENT Largo, comfortablo of flco room with, olerator servico, Btcam heat, hot and cold wator, Low rates. Apply Medford Farnl tarn ft Hdw. Co. SrjciTE.-,S 1'OK 8ALI ACUKAan FOR HALE Finest Httlo acre and half homo In valley, now bunga low, nil watered, electric motor nml light, quarter mile out. Humph ror. owner, 8JG U. Slain. 7G FOR HAM; LOTS FOR BALE Vacant and Improved property In llntto Fails, cheap. Iloanett Investment Co. 01 FOR SALi: MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Good rnngo, only slight ly used, for wood or coal. Call 10G S. Grape. FOR 8ALE Roglstorcd Guernsey bull, 3 years old, son of Ruda T. II. prize Guernsey In Minnesota, March 30, 1913, and producing within 33 pounds butter of tho winner In a year's contest; may bo seen at llagloy ranch, Talent. Ore. 81 FOR SALE At a bargain, a flour mill stand for grinding flour or ror rolling barley. For particulars call nt 14 th and Central avo. Tho Clark & Henury plant, or address P. O. Dox 3G2. Medford. Oro. FOR SALE Cheap, flno camp or traveling wagon. Pox 495, Med ford. And good saddle. FIRST-CLASS pasture, running wa ter, good shade, xvox'cn wlro fence. $1.50 per month. Seo John Bar- IVU4. to FOR SALE First class St. Derrlcs. Call 10G0-M. SO FOR SALE Ono 10 horsopower gas oline engine. International make: boon tired about ono month; good na now; lor aalo at n bargain. William Ulrlch, Medford, Oro. FOR SALE 1913 model motorcy cles and motor boats at bargain prices, atl makes, brnnd new ma chines, on easy payment plan; get our proposition before buying or you will regret It; also bargains In used onotorcyclos. Wrlto us today, encloso stamp for reply. Address Lock Pox 11, Trenton. Mich. 84 FOR SALE Remington standard typowriter No. 8 Invislblo writer, 14 Inch carriage never bcon used; cheap. P. O. Pox 147, Jackson ville. FOR SALE Legal blautcs, tresspass notices, for sala or rent alngs at tho Mall Tribune, FOR SALE- Lettor heads- ana fancy stationery, printed, engraved or embossed, as you wlah at the Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Laying hens. Address Mrs, Anvil Anderson, Uox S7G, Medford, Oro. 75 JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS Steam and dry cleaning and dyo work. Satisfaction guaranteed on all work. Gents' suits pressed. Special attontlon to ladles' silks, laces and gloves. Goods called for and delivered. 114 N. Front 8t. Phone 125. 114 FOR SALE LooiM) loat ledger syi toma, any stylo or made to- order by tho Mall Trlbuoo bindery. FOR SALE Two good milch cows, ono 4-year-old Jersey-Durham, will bo fresh In fow duys; a big milker, gontlo nud a, regular pot; ,ouo 8-year-old brlndlo Jersey, giv ing over threo gallons rich milk per day, now on grus3; will bo frosh again In Septombor; gontlo for man or xvomau to milk: prlco $75 each. H. L. Koyto, Merlin,' Or. 7 1, FOR SALE Ox heart chorrlos now roady; taking orders for Royal Ann and Plack Republican, extra flno. Call 7-F-12, FOR SALE Tho noted Jorsoy cow Prlnuln, just fresh. St. Mary's Academy. 75 FOR SALE Good saddlo pony and saddle, cheap; can bo soon at Nnsh Livery. Pax II, X.,1 Mall Trib une . 79 FOR 'SALE-Two horses. i12G N. Holly. 7G FOR SALE Wagon and buggy; chenp If taken at onco. 329 N: 1 Riverside. 78 .' HELP WAXTKD FEMALE WANTED Girl for Ronornl houso work. dll.W, lOthisti-.. 77 help waxte;:-male WANTED Packeni desiring employ ment Tflth tho It. R..F4&1N Assn. during season of 1913 should reg ister and rccolvo number at ofrlec, 18 W. Main St.. or Miss Marian Standcllff, Phoenix. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 100 feet sccond-tiantl throe-quarter loch garden hose. 245 Oakdaloave. N. 75 WANTED Good saddlo pony; must bo cheap for cash. Pox 81, Mall Tribune. 70 WANT 5 to 40 acres cheap land for chicken, fruit, stock; closo to town; glvo prlco and information. J. W., mall box 308, Turner, Or.74 WANTED To let contract for haul ing 500 cords wood, four miles from Ashland; a good cash job for tlie right person that wants steady job. J. F. Rocho, Ashltfnd.'Or. 75 WANTED Am going to California for indefinite stay; want ' large list of property to trado for southern and central California property. Chas. D. Hoy, room 204, over Farmers' & Fruitgrow ers bank. 7G WANTED To buy a small Dlaeo reasonably closo In on monthly payments; state terms and ad dress P. O. box 731. 76 WANTED Wood sawing; has good machine; glvo mo a call, from G to 9 p. m. Phono 3S4-R. 83 IAPT LOST Pubby robe, between Jack sonville and Medford. Return to West Sido Stables. 7G LOST OR STRAYED Light browix shepherd hound, nun. Saturday on road between Medford and Eaglo Point. Finder please phono 473-X. 74 LOST Between St. 'Mary's Acad emy and tho depot in Medford. a pongee silk bag containing a pair of spectacles and a report card wun mo namo ot una Kvans. Fin dor will pleaso lcavo at St. Mary's Academy or address Miss Ella Evans, Ashland, Or., R. F. D. 44. 74 FOR EXCHAMiB FOR SALE OR TRADE Pedigreed Poland China boar. R. D. 1, Box 73, Central Point, or phono Far mer 14-184. WILL EXCHANGE 10 acres pears, with or without house, for Med ford bungalow. C, B. A.; Mall Tribune. ' ' MONEY XO JLOAK MONEY TO LOAN Long time, 8 por cont. Clark Realty Co. MONEY TO LOAN on $500 to $5000 Improved city or country prop erty: private. Address J. N. E Mall Tribune. 78 to i.oav si nan t xir.nr, n tnnn on Improved ranch proporty. A. u. uross, uuiio l'nus, uro. ai MONEY TO LOAN On city and close In ranch proporty. O. A. McArthur, room 3, IV O. block, phono 2G8. - BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountants D. R. wqOD Oouoni Accountant . Your books audited ancVkopt for a reasonable figure; your 'business solicited. Office. Medford' Mall Trlbuno bdg.; phono Gil; .real- ueuco puouu uui. Auctioneers .WILLIAM: ULRlCH-rLlcensed. Auc ttoneor lor tno city ot Meuroru, Oregon. Terms reasonable. Resi dence phono 1G1-J. Oftico Jack sou Couuty Bank building, Auto Supplier.. LAHEIt AUTO SPRING CO. Our big secret In making springs is the , tempering. Wo aro operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant In thp Pacific northwest. Uso pur springs when qthers fall. Sold under guarantee, 26 North Flf toontlt St. Portland, Orol Abstracts ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AB STRACT CO., No. 0 SOuth Central, By "Bud1 Fisher f,l 'twM" " 4ii r ' ....W"' t BUSINESS DIRECTORY iWH-'',f'i,',. Attorneys PORTER J. NKFF, WM. P. MEALBY AUorneys.ftt-I.aw, Rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank bid. , .i.i .,, ,.,.:, : r. i. .. A. E. RBAME3.LAWYKR Garnetti Corey bld. W. J. CANTON Attorney and .Cetift- street, Medford, Ore. -'),' Win, M. CoWIr George M.'RoTserta COLVIQ &. ROBERTS. LAWYERS Medford National Bank BnllfllnK. Chiropractor, DR. R. J. LOCICWOOD, CtUropractor, nerve specialist.! Kootns 203-204-205 Garnett-Corcy , bldg. Vapor baths and scientific massage given: advlco in dietetics, medical gym nastics, hydroptberapy. Lady at tendant. Phone, office 945, resi dence 571-R, R. A. R. HEDOE3, Dr. Louise E. Hedges Mechano-TherapUts, Chiro practors, Bpondylotheraplsts. These systems, Including dietetics, cura tive gymnastic, hydro-tberapfar, etc., produce, result 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 bsars by appointment Phone 17-J, n Dentals DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC DR C. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Garnott-Corey bldp., suite 310, Medford, Ore. Phono 856. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the winter. Call on the city garbago wagons for good service. Phone 625-LL F. Y. Allen. Notary Public HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary' nub ile. Bring your work to mo at the sign of tho Mall Tribune. Printers and Publamats MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing- office la southern Oregon; book binding, loose loaf ledger), billing systems, etc., Portland prices. 27 North Fir 8t. . Physicians and Surgeons DIL F. 6. CARLOW, DR." EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corey bldg., .phone 1036-L. Residence 420 South Laurel st DR. 8. A; LOCICWOOD Physician and surgeon. MYRTLE S. LOCICWOOD. M. D, Practice limited to diseases ot women. Offices 232 E Main. Phones, office 814-J-2; res., 814. DR. J. J. E.MMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses supplied Offlco 228 East Main St.. Hours 8:30 a. in. to 8 p. ni. Phone. ;' B. B. PICKBL, M. D Office Unck son County Bnuk bldg. Office phono 43-R; resldenco phono 68-R. DR. MARION Physician and' wr geon, Stowart bldg., corner 'Main and Bartlett sts.; oftico phono 27, resldenco phono 27-J-2. J DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physi cian and surgeon. Offlco Palm block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours , 10 to 13, 1 to 4. Phono HO-'J. DR. R. W, CLANCY Phyjilclaa aid burgeon. Phones, office 30,- rest dottco 724-J. Oftico hours 10 to 12, 2 to 5. ' DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathlo physician, 303 Garnott -Corey building. Phone 904-M. ' , R. J. CONROY. M. D. Physiclah aed Surgeon. Ovor Hutchison & Lums don, 215 E. Main St. Phone 77, StenoKru pliers ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palra block. Stenographic work done quickly am? well. . -. ' rFV r ,- ( Transfet' -,--'t--S,-ii'Hi i-Winii Ma4 EADS TRANSFER & STORAOsJOO, Office; 10 South Fir St. J-hoa 315. Prises right, ttervlee BHr anteedl ' in i,i.y -,'1 1 1 i && 'j i sijmmm.ii. &i4i