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'SCENE FROM "OFFICER 660" AT THE PAGE THEATER TONIGHT.
mWINEMH DlltfiClOltT
AiiLtloiiOcra
HOUSE
NEWS
t'llUlll ('(Mill.
(leoigo i:, Climuhciliiiu , (I. ,,
lliluer, ill nl. Older NiiMlniniiii; tin.
nun i Hi.
Nelson Hay (IniliMiil vh, Qih'ciiIh
.-.Molla thulium. Older dilcellng
Hiiiiiini'iiH III .lucliuiivilo I'linl.
Tim Mule. nC Oh'koii o. i !, '.Muiy
('. I'nMer vn. .Iiilin H, I'lmliii', Order
Hint dolcnriiiul iiiioiii' mid nhuw
emiM. uliV ho nIiuiiIiI mil ho iiiiilil
lor ciiiiliiiii( i,f iMiiut,
J. dm A. Tiiiiiuv v. John W. Cnx
'I nl Dm'ioo ihieluring plaintiff
owner in (on Hiiiipln nf (hmIhIii IiiiiiI .
in hii'Iiiu 7, lowmdiip fill south nl'
I kik I wonl, '
Ini'ltkiiii Cuiinly lliiilding & I.iiiiii
iixMiemllmi n, l W. )clutiu nl nl.
Onlnr ileclniing phutiM ' niilitlul u
)ioiiimhiimi ol priMrly donciihcd in
cniiiplulul.
II. II. .Inrfrny v. I )om .luff my. Oi
lier l"l IJllllillllill II fMIIIIIIIIHNM.
Tim Statu nf Otejpiu vn, Mild'
KHtiitM nml Final, Hcyiu'utr. Scpur
nln tentenee nml iniumltmcn for
1'iii'h defendnn.
I. T. ItiiuUlinw vm. 'I'iiiII l.uinlim
Co, IiiiIkiiiiiiI fur plaintiff in mini
of $ IfiN.M wiih imiU nml dinhurMO
incut. A. .V. Ilull.ert vm. Isabella (I. Uiil
nun. Decree for phitiitiff.
luhii II. .Ho run ti vh. Helen .M. Mor
(.mi. Order of default. J Wren nf
divorce. ,
.Miirllin .1. Muldon vh. .1. It.
WMght et til. I'.nlry nf default. Io
ercu nf furclumirc,
Limine WViiiliiml 'l nl vh. ',. .
.Mtirrimiii. Oritur of default mid
judgment.
Now '..
Slulo nr Oregon vh. Chorion ltoc.
Criminal complaint. Tmnneript
friiin justice' court, Ashland din
trict. Sn(n nf Oregon vh. Mm. .1 A.
Kolln. Criminal complaint. TrutH
oript from jiiHlice'n court, .Mrdford
rimtrict.
Stale of Oregon vh. .1. A Kolln.
Same. Same.
P. I'. .lolnmoii vh. Three l.nricn
Mining Co Ai'lton to recover monny.
('(impliiiiit fih'd. Affidavit mid un
dertaking for attachment. Sum-
IIIOIIH.
II. I,. Ilurdiek vs. Laura (I. (lard
tier el nl. Action to recover mniiej.
Complaint Hied. Smuiihoiih.
Harry II Tuttln H. Idclla Onrdoit,
ct nl. Suit in equity. Complaint
filed. Affidavit mid order Tor pub
licatioii of mimuioiiH.
Ivy Inenhcrgor vh. Edwin Inen
lierver. Suit for divorce. Com-
uliiint filud.
William Million vh. K. T. ItnuliiiH,
Suit Tor forceloNc Inggorn' lien. Com
plaint filed.
I'robnle.
In the mutter of the cntatc of Al
bert Coffnuin, decenned. Order di
rccliuic Hiiln of certain real properly.
In the matter of the chtate of Cor
ueliiiH V. Ilniiioinl, deceiiHcd. Final
neeount of ndiuinihtrntor filed. Or
der appniviiiK unine.
In the miitlvr of the cnlnle of
II. II. Kyc, decenHed. Order fixiof
lime mid place fur final hcnrinir.
In the matter of ll0 entitle and
Kiiardinnnhip of Fmily M. Carpenter,
mi ineoinpetent. Order appointing
Lriiardinu.
In the matter of the cntatc of Oli
ver McKeever, deceased. Order Hel-
thiC nnido pemonnl pioperty of the
cnliile for lino of the widow.
In tho matter of (he enlato of
Levi (Men, decenHed. Order appoint
ing' ndminintrator nml fmnit bomU
in the Hum of $'J00(). Order up
pointing appruiHerrt.
In tho mutter of tlio entatc of John
Fncklam, decenHed. Older fixtnc
limn for fiiml henring mid directing
puhlieutinii of notice. In tho matter
of tho chIuIo of Moirin Cane, de
ceiiHed. lle)orl of adininlHtralrix
filed. Order approving hiiiuo.
In tho inntter of tho o-dnto of 11.
J. HliiiKcmiun, deceaned. Order up
proving neeount and dineharging ca
ecuri.v and lier liondHinen. Order
rnnuiiitiiiir ndmlnlHtrator drt lionln
lion,
In tho mnlter of llio cnIiiIo of
KHru 1)'. Hall, deciii'iHed. Inventory
and nppniinemont filed.
lu the, inn tier of tho estate of Wil
liuiu Powell, dereuKed. Inventory
and nppraiHcmeiil (iled.- Order ill
icetlng Halo of porHniuil properly.
In the mutter of fini oHtnto of
Ifaiu'liion M. I.ovedeeenHod. Order
appoinliug mlmiiiistrntrix.
41 . ,-- i .-I
PHOENIX I
V. ,11. Coleman of Jncknoitvillo in
Hjtending the week in town.
Jfw, B. Ii Oliver, of Sim Pl'ego,
California, wiih callejl icic (his week
hy Ui iIIihihh of her ninfor, Mih.
Muvin'n II, Towne,
,, E. lonuelt of Mvo Oak, C'AliW
ujn, left Sulurdiiy for hin home aft
er Hpimdiug n vveok with liin daugh
or, lrtj. J. ". l'onrl, mid' fmully of
Jsoi'lli' l'hoeiu.v.
J, Ioiu'h Siiuduy Mihool clurin in
Ilia I'rcHhyleriim church lnvu pro
vided IheiuKolvoH wilh commodioim
lent uliiHa room which limy hnvo
In tlio roc for populnrlty "Offlctr
OUR," wlilrli iipiunrod nil Imt tonton
nt tlio flnloty Tlicnter, New York, l
tcnriluK tint InuijIiliiK tl-ld nml run
ning triio to form, Mpurrml on by tho
hiivu placed nt the rear of (lie
cliuioh.
A. Ileum was mifficinnlly recov
ered uh to he aide lit he removed
home from the Axlilnnd hoxpilut Fri
day afternoon.
I'. K. Furry harvested hi fouilh
crop of alfalfa Huh week.
F J. Newman of Mcdford panned
through town Friday nfternoou on
liin wnv to Ahland.
A iiiiihh iiieelint; wnn held Thorn
day evening o cnnnldcr the Hty nt
cr iiicstioil. IlcMilulioiw were ndop
led fnvoriiijt tho c)eniliturc' of
more money hy the council on the
present well nile. Tim moetinir wan
well utteuded and hnnuonioun
tliroiichout and emphiit.ix'd the fnet
that nueli Krtthennitn ore n K'rent ben
efit where iietinn iinrdiii the
public are In be detcninin d.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Hy.A.'C. ilowliitt
l.nnt .Monday mornlni; I Htnrlod out
about 7:30 to take MIm Hon Newton
to her mcIiooI nnd try to collect some
IhliiK for tho Mall Trlbuno and about
tho first man I mot wan W. K. Ham
mond, tho olwrk of tho l.ono schiMil
dUtrlrt and learned from htm thnt
thu covotos hnd killed nomethlnn
over a hundred uoatn for hlut. Tho
noxt man I met was T V. McCabe.
but neither of thorn worn In arrours
on tho Mull Tribune list so I done
no hunluoss with thorn, but Mr. Mc
Cabu luformud um that ho hnd Juitt
picked 03 boxon of Jnhiiathnu ap
ple off of twenty, l-enr-old troos
and ho nnld that thoy were as flan
an an) oitn could wIhIi.
I'anHlug on from thoso I weut to
nco Hll Dohnrk, found blm nt liomu
but did uo buslneiis bccmiHo he (oul.l
nut find a receipt ho claimed ho had
rfom tho Malt Trlbuno office, but
while I wan thorn ho showed me somo
of his prlto onions nnd he told mo
that ho had sold 3000 pounds oft a
small tract of laud near tho lionxo
and while wo were talking about It,
ho proponed to minmiro the pleco of
laud and found It to contain hIx and
n cpinrtor HQiiaro roils, n pretty good
ed for so small n pleco of ground.
Ho nlim had somo com that compares
ruvorably with sonic of tho rout or
tho com lu tho vallej. I then
started on and tho next plnco I
slopped was at tho NaraRuu farm mid
found Carl Nnragnu a busy uh n
nailer lu hla bum but did no busi
ness with him. Went home null got
my dlunor nnd thrro met with Win.
C'ooloy and two lady fi lends, A. II.
Zimmerman, bin, sou Noble, mid tholr
friend, Jnmes l.nlto of Illinois, Arthur
Smith who hnu Juat arrived from
Klnmnth county with a (rlonri, .1. J.
Uowiirman of IIAIfwuy, Oro. Aftor
dinner I stnrtnd again nml tho first
place I stopped wiih at tho beautiful
farm nnd orchard of U. IC. Hack nnd
as I wont to tho door to meet Mrs.
1 1 mile tho first thing that attracted
my attention was n lot of corn thnt
hnd been Hhiickod nnd laid up to dry
and upon nsklug Mrs. Hank If thnt
Mvas iionio choice seed corn alio
InuiUicil nud uald "why no, that Is
somo corn th.a,t Mr, Hank brought In
to feed my chlckoiiH, but It looked
so good that I thought It was somo
extra choice soori corn ho hnd uu
lectori, 1 toll you wo rnUo-torn In
this llutto eroelc roijutry. Onfiuoot
lug Mr, Hank ho nskod mo to take
n wnlk nut Into his orchard which I
did and there saw somo ns flue Splt
zonliiin; applet) ns I over Haw' and tho
trees vvoiu simply loaded, ho nine
showoil mo Komo extra flno Now-1
ptnudltH of n muchly pleaned public
who nrn bsckliiK tliln tnclodrnmatlc
fnrcc fiivorlln to win thu biiccohh roc
ordH thlH year.
"Offlcur CiiC" Is a funny cop. He
towns mid I thought thnt I hoy were
hard to beat and so they wore, do
ing from thero the next mnn I went
Jo sec wns 1'red I'nlourc. Ho has n
flno young orchard and hnd It not
been fur tho grasshoppers he would
huvu rained an ImmuiiKo crop of nl
fnlfa, hut thoy destroyed tho second
and third cutting, but while I was
there he paid mo a year's subscription
to the Dally Mall Tribune. I wont
from thern to tho Corbln orchard
but I find that ( will not hnvo space
thin time to nivo It tho ''notice It lie
nor yen so will leave that for koiiio
future time.
Mesrrs. Wamsley, Hers nnd John
Hmlth hnvo just completed a new
school home lu the Liberty district.
Mr. llcrbcrntearit tins been snwliii;
wood with his casollnu wood save for
thu past efw dajn, ,
Mrs. Albert of I'nyotto. Idaho enmo
In Monday night, spcut tho nlKht with
us nnd tho njct morning took the
train for llutto Falls to meet hor sou
Oconto Albert.
Mrs. F. J. Mcl'hcr.'on, nco Olio
Nichols started for her home In Port
land Friday afternoon. ,
II. II. Ilaalor and wife of Grants
Pais, will give nit entertainment here
Saturday uventng nnd thoso who were
pronsut at tho reunion of tho 0. A. It.
nt Talent apeak in the highest terms
nf tholr exhibition, ho Is an elocu
tionist. NOTM'K.
Notice la harcby given that tho un
doralRned will apply to tho city coun
cil of thu city of Medford. Oroieon.
at Its next rogulur mostlng. October
21st, 1013, for n license to hell malt,
vinous nnd splrltoiiH Ibiuors nt his
place of huslnoii, No. t(i, North
Front street, Midfnrd, Oregon, for a
period of six months.
Dated Oct. Oth, 1913.
MIMHMIY & CO.
XOTK'IJ.
Notice Is hereby Klvon thnt thero
will bo n special meeting of tho ntock
holders of Medford Hnrdwaro Com
pany, nu Oregon corporation, held
upon tho 1Mb day of October, A. 1).
1D1U. nt tho hour of 10 o'clock A, M.
nt tho law office of Cotv Ig & Roberts,
Medford National Dank building,
Medford, Oregon, for tho purpose of
aubmtttlug to the stockholders tho
question of transferring unto C, E.
Evans all tho assets of said corpora
tion lu consideration of hs claims
ngalust nalil corporation, for largo
sums of money advanced to t for Its
benefit, and for the purpose of sub
mitting to Eiild ntockholdors tho ques
tion of ubauoudlug tho corpornto en
terprise, surrendering tho charter,
franchises, nud corporate' iianio, mid
dissolving tho corporation, nnd nil
other nmttnrs connected therewith
that may properly, and lawfully como
uoioro turn meeting.
C. H. EVANS,
President of tho Corporation,
Attest:
O. M. ROnERTS.
Acting Secretary.
Dated nt Medford, Oregon, this tho
loth day of September. 1313.
WHY?
miSlNJ.SS OPPORTUNITY
HociiUBp wo Uilow w can Bhow you,
Wo nsk you to soo us nt onco" it you
want tho best dividend paving propo
sition In tho county nccordlng to tho
money invostou, sjoou.uu win
hnudlo It. Wo want to seo you If you
hnvo n llttlo capital and want steady
ivork.
J. O. RARXES,
Phono 120-J.
First Natlouat Dauk bldg,
makes you latiKh and keeps you
kuorhIhic. Kvory nlslit you nro euro
ho la Kolng to mako au Important ar
rot, and ovory other mlnutoH or eo
iltirlng tho perform an co It looks as
Norm
OF
ADMIMSTItATOIt'S
ham:.
In tho county court of the stats of
Oregon far Jncksou (outity.
In the matter of thu estato of
Henry Harrlvon Trlplutt, dtconmjri.
Notice Is herebj given, thnt C. W.
Trlplett, as ndmlnUlrator of the
abovo iiaiuud estate, will sell nt prl
vatu sale, tho following doscrlbod
promises situated In Jackson county
state of Oregon, on thu terms and
conditions hereinafter stated, to-wlt:
Tho southwefct quarter of the
southwest quarter of seotlon eluven,
tnwnihlp thlrty-flv -, range four west.
Wlllnmctto Meridian.
Tho said jiromlcs, which nro tho
property of tho tab! estate, will bo
sold for cash lu hand to be paid nt
tho time of salu Is confirmed by tho
Judge of the sold county court.
This notice Is published nud posted
by virtue of nn order made and en
tered by tho Hon F. I.. Tou Vollo.
Jurigu of thu said county court, on
tho 4th day of October, 1013. Ap
plication to prirrh&io the said land
can he madf to tho undersigned at
Grants I'nss. Oregon, after thu Slh
day of November. 1313.
C. W. TltlPMHT.
Administrator.
NOTICE FOR IIIDS FOR JACKSON
COIWTV, ORKCO.V ROAD HOXDS.
Notice )s hcroby given, that where
as, heretofore n petition wns filed '
with tho county court for Jackson
rrtlltlfv Cmtnn fn. tin. hntffln nf '
an election by tho voters of Jackson
w....rf, ..i.nw... .w. ..w a.w..., .
county, Oregon, on tho question ns
to whether said county should Issuo
Its bonds in tho sum of JSOO.oOO, for.
pormnnont road Improvement, In'
nccordnnco with tho provisions of tho,
constitution and tho laws of Oregen: i
upon which petition nn order was en
tered calling a special election tor
September 3th, 1313, and
Whereas, snld election was hold,
and u majority of 23C9 voted In favor
of th Issuance of such bonds, and
Whorcns. on September 17th. 1913,
said county court mado an order Is
suing said bonds nnd directing this
advort.soti.ont for bids therdon.
Now Therefore, notlco Is horeby
given, that Jacknon county, Oregon,
offers for sale, to tRb lilghost bidder
for cnab, Its snld bonds In said sum,
pnyablo ns follows, to-wlt:
1 100.000 lu ten years from tho dato
ihoroof.
$100,000 In flftocn years from tho
dnto thereof,
$100,000 In tvvnty years from tho
dnto thereof. , ,. I
$100,000 lu tvventy-flvo yoars from
tun dnto theroor
$100,000 In thirty years from tho
dnto theroof.
Said bonds draw Intorest nt tho
rnto of flvo per cent nor annum, and
hnvo nttached In'orcst coupons.
Notlco Is here1!' given, that snld
county will rcce o written bids for
snld bonds, lu w'ioIo or In part, up
to tho hour of Utuo clock, a. m. on
tho 15th day of October, 1313, at
which tlmo snld Mds will ba opened
.Y"'" r L ,,rl;Ju ,'"" S,,"1 !
V", v""" """,, ""7,""' boos. Ilox 355
Jnckson county, Orogon. Preforonco.
will bo given to i.tlzonji of tho conn-
ty iiimung on sniu nonus. x no coun
ty court rosorves tho right .to reject
nuy nnd nil bids Snld bonds will bo 1
Issued In such denominations ns tho J
purchasers roqulre, but thoy shall be I
In denominations of $30.00 or nmltl-;
pies thereof, up to $1000. No bldsi
will bo received for less thnn tho par
valuo of tho bonds offered to bo pur
chased. This notlco Is'pnbllahod undor nnd
NEW TODAY
A flno 11 room houso In oxcollont
location, mission stylo, two lots In
Los Angeles, for oxchnngo for a
small producing fruR tract In tho val
toy. This ts nn Ideal small four flat
proposition, nml will bring a good
Incomo. Prlco $1S,000,
320 acres of which 250 Is In grain
nnd corn. Soil fifteen feet deop, fin
est of outrange. Au Ideal mountain
meadow ranch. Will soil or exchange
Look It up. It's a good auo.
O. 1). 1I0OX
Room 1- Jn'ckbon County Rank Dldg,
llf ho mlKht, biit the scnttomanly'beon hot on his trail for over a year
prook under niirvdllai.ee Is a smooth
mombcr of tho light flnsercd frater
nity, trafnod to avoid tho not set
for him by the officers of tho law,
so that, although "Officer CCC" has
by virtue of nn order of tho county
court for Jackson county, Oregon,
entered In said matter, and dated the
17th day of Soptornbor. 1313.
a. A. OAItDNER,
rn.,.. rt.i. t t.i. n .
'"" v.-'iji ui duwnuu V.UUIV.
Oregon.
FPU HliXT FL'UXLSHni) KOOMSj
FOIt ItKNT Furnished rooms at Tho
Coleman. 1003 W. Main 131
FOIt HKXT FL'It.MKIIKI) AITS.
FOIt RENT ljvrgo steeping 'rooms,
and modern housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable).
Phono 1026-L. 222 Bouth Holly
street
FOR RENT Twolo7irroonT house,
modern. Phone 83s. 173
FOR R I :.T HO US IvS
FOIt RENT Uoautfrui' modem" nlno
room bungalow on corner of Jack
son nnd Uartlett. Six rooms nicely
furulihed, garage, lawn and flow
ors. Cdlt afternoons, 136 North
Uartlett St.
FOR RENT Furnlshod and unfur
nished houses for rent. J. C.
Dames. First National Rank Dldg.,
phono 120-J. 179
FOR RENT OFFICII
I FOR REN I Large, comtortablo of.
l!po rooms with elsvator srvlc.
steam heat, hot nd cold water
o" rates Apply Medford Furnl-
tura & Hdw. Co.
- : . iu. juzx
l'OR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
I pnn nt.'.v'-p ri ..... .
i ji iiu. 1 vuui mui.iku ruuiu ior
fruit on Squthorn Pacific track.
F. Osenbruggo. 401 Rlrcrsldo Ave
nuo South. Phono 134. 183
FOR SA1.1 ACREAOE
FOR SA LE A 5 or 10 nero" tract .
closo In, Incomo property, easy
terms. Call owner, 10C0-M. ISO
FOR SALE HOUSES
FOR SALE Four room homo, lot
.10x400. fruit nnd berries. lights
nud city wntor. JS50. Terms, 319
Ashland Ave., East Side. R. St.
Jnmes. 170
FOR SALE FARM LANDS
FOR SALE Your opportunity. Wo
want .to soli our holdings iu tho
Monitor orchard at n sacrifice for
Information, wrlto to Anlrow Hng-
Etrand. 371 Coleman St., Bridge
port, Conn., 1S2
FOR SALE 75 acres undeveloped
land 33 mllca from Medford, cluyvp.
X' "' Cftre I'llL3'rllnin0, XVi
for hale ithcnia,AVi:olrs
VOH SALE-Cheap.
-v
s .-vera! stands
Central Point. 193
FOR SALE Ilrds-oyo
maple dres-
sor, Singer sewing mnchluo and 10
tons of slightly damaged hay; also
for ront, seventy acres of pasture
on which hny can bo fod. Phono
42, or seo Walter Kitto, Jackson
ville 109
FOR SALE Wood or coal rango,
good ns now. plp.d for hot wntor.
Cost $50, will sell for $30. Two
wood stoves, sheet Iron. coBt $10.
will soil for $5. Call51S-J. Itittf
FOR SALE 30 h. pp automobllo. n
nnrguin, Aituress "Auto" euro
Mali Trlbuno.
FOR SALE 10 Inch pluo and oak
wood, not spilt; nlco and dry. cut
last winter. F. 11, Madden, phono
5Q0-J-3. 172
FOR SALE Two .span of largo
mules and harness. Address box
222, enro Mall Trlbuno. 172
FOR SALE (5ool ns now heating
stovo. RurnH coal and hard wood.
Call at 513 S. Nowtowu or phono
508-W, 1C9
FOR SALE Lnrgo team, heavy
wngou and harness. Inqulro Col
11. 11. Snrgout.
1S5J
, ho is Mill at liberty, tho enjoyment
of which Is participated In to ns full
an extent by thoso who watch as It Is
by ho who Is "wanted." "Officer
RCC" will bo sen nt the Page tonight.
I-'OIt SAMv SUSCKi.IiAXEOUS
F0U SALE Shlnglo splints C0e''a
j load at Mcdford Shingle Mill. 170
.nr, cA.tLci. i.iu .-.i. ,.-h
rvjn nauu
Six high grade fresh
cows nnd calves, horse and flno bay
of different varieties. Walsh's
ranch on Spring street, mllo out
N. Itoosovolt Avo. 179
FOIt SALE One Durham
cheap. C. C. Hoover.
cow,
171
FOR SALE Flvo O. I. C. sows,
weighing about 100 pounds each.
W. J. Hartzol, phono 468-J-l. 170
FOR SALE Empty whisky barrels,
sultnblo for elder, vinegar, etc.
$2.13 each. R. C. Washburn, Cen
tral Point. Phone Farmers' 11x2.
FOR SALE Pony cart. Cheap, good
condition. Phono 732-J-2, 174
FOR SALE Sugar
Phono S6-J-2, I. A.
.plno shakos.
Merrlman. 174
FOR SALE Reed, gntlo, milch cow.
Frank Chrlstensen, Siskiyou
Heights Extension. 174
FOR SALE First class' corn fodder.
11.00 per load. Call C7-3-3. 171
FOR KACriAZiUE
FOR EXCHANGE Wood for horse,
cow, pigs, wagon and rarm tools.
E. A Gray. Phono 25-R-5. 172
FOR EXCHANGE Garden and fruit
tract In Southern California, .good
houso and 1 aero fruit for property
hero. Ilox 50, care Mall Trlbuno.
J70
FOR EXCHANGE Good milch cow
to exchange for good saddjo pony.
Phono 2S-J-1, evenings, ' 170
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED An experienced farmer
and stockman desires position of
mnnagor of stock ranch. Am also
experienced In orchard work. Ad
dress Box 231. Medford, Oro. 170
HELP WANTED LVLE
WANTED A bill poster.
R. Klum.
1CS
WANTED Wo will pay you $120.00
to dlstrlbuto religions literature In
your community. Sixty days work.
Experience no required. Man or
woman. Opportunity for promo
tion. Spare time may be used. In
ternational Rlblo Prods. 1012 Arch
St.. Philadelphia.
WANTED Man to husk and handle
com crop. Phoue 597-R-2. 170
WANTED MISCELliANEOUS
WANTED To exchange a good vio
lin, value $25.00 for a first class
comet. Wrlto F. II. Chamborlln.
Talent, Oro. 174
WANTED To buy n light two-scatod
hack. Will pay cash. Tolephono
210-J. 174
WANTED To buy secoud-haud auto
roadster prefonod. will not pay
over $400 Address U. W. M ,
Mull Trlbuuo, lG7tf
WANTED Honieste.vd relinquish
ment. Address Box V., euro Mali
Tribune. 170
JAPANESE HANDWORK; LAUNDRY
Handwork wears longer, keeps
clean longer, sanio price ns mn
chluo work, Wo mako n specialty
of shirts and collars. All orders
called for and dollvorod. Cuhtom
prices. Phono 79-J, 5'JS South Fir
St, 191
WANTED To buy or trade fpr one
or two cIojo lu lots. Qlvo location
and prlco. II, H. II, raro Mail
Trlbuno.
MONET TO IJOIVS
WANTED TO LOAN $1000 on Im
proved ranch, flist mortgago. Ad
dress box 111, enro Mall Trl
buno. . 171
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
c(ose In ranch property. C. A.
McArthpr, room 3, P. O. block,
phono 3G8,
WIMilAM ULIUCK Llcumiod Atle.
tlonocr for tho City of Modtord,
OrcKon. Torras roaaonnblo. Jtoat
dento phqno. 1 0 1 - J. Office Jnelo
oii Coim(y llnhk bulMlnd.
id'Oiintmitn
n. U, WOOD- Oenoral Accdtliitntit
Your liookH itodltfd mid kept for
rennoniblfl flsntuj your t talnona
iOlleltcd Offlfiej, Merit-n. Mull
Trlbuno bjrij;.; (ihonn Col, roB.
rienco nhdiio 571
Attorney. M
1'OKTIJIt .1 MSPI', WM p. MfeXtiBY
Atloriioyd-nl-hn?' Uoonwi H nnri
9. Mlford NrttWfwi lUirt liliip.
a. H. UK.UIHS. liAWyCrlltiTiiotU
I Corey blrig. , . i
, W. J, CANTON Attorney ftinTcottn"
fct'lor nt Uw, ' IS.'I Knrft Mitln
Htr- Hertford; Oro.
Wnt M CoIWk nedrKe M, ttoborti
OONVK3 Si ftiMIOHTS.'T.AWVKItn
M'.ilfr.nl Mntinimt Hnnk tlnllilln.
il V. Mt I.KKY ft OKo7V. CHKmtY
AttomevB at I.ft Jnclon Coun
ty Hank Uulldljig,
NBWTOV V. ItiMtDHV -Attornor at
law, room 7 Bpcrta bulldlnc. Mod
ford. Oreg r idi
Auto hUllllt(y,
L.AIIKIC AUTO 3PIIINO CO O.ir
big secret In maklug springs Is tho
tempering. Wo nro operating tho
largest, oldest and beat equipped
plant.la the Pacific northwest, lino
our springs when others fall. Bold
ondar guarantee. 28 'North Fif
teenth fit.. Portland. Ore.
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Chlroprnrtom
DR It j; LOCKWOOD; Chiropractor,'
ncrvo specialist. Rooms 203-204-205
aarnett-Corey bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific roassago glvon;
necdlo spray, head nnd Si.ouldor
shower In coanectlon; advico In
dietetics, medical gymnastics,
hydropthcrapy. Lady nttendant.
Phone, offlc 94t7, residence C71-R
DR. A. R. HEDOES, Dr. Loulso E.
Hedges Mechano-Theraplsts, Chiro
practors, Spondylotneraplsts. These
systems. Including dietetics, cura
Uro snnnastlcs, hydro-theraphy,
etc., produce results In both, acute
and chronic diseases,. Consulta
tion free. Over Douel &' Co., cor
ner Main and DarttetL Hours 9
a. m. to 5,p. m. .Other houra by
appointment phone 170.
Onnsngt
UAHHAOB Get vour premlsea
cleaned up for ,th winter. Call
on the city garbage wagon for
good service. 'Phono C2G-L. P.
Y. Allen.
Dendsu .
DR. W. M. VAN BCOYOo
DU C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Garnet t- Corey
bldg., .suite 320,
Pbone,856. f
ucaroro. ore.
Notary Public,
HELEN N. TOCKEY-i-'NfctarT m.h.
Uo. Bring your work to me at the
sign of the Mall Tribune. -
Printer and I'ubllsliers
MEDFORD PRINTINQ CO. has the
best equtpped printing office la
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 Nortb
Fir St.
Physicians and Surgeons
DK. F, Q. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corey
bldg., phono 103C-L. Residence.
20 South Laurel St.
DR. 8. A. LOCKWOOD Phystolaa
and surgeon.
MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD, I. D.
Practice limited to diseases oC
women. Offices 233 E Main.
Phones, offlco 814-J-2; res,, 814.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyea sc,loa
tiflcally tested and rlasses supplied
Office 228 Enst Main St., Hour
8:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Phone.
E. D. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack
son County Bank bldg. Office
phone 43-R; rcsldonco phone 58-R.
OIL MARION Physician and sur
geon, Stownrt bldg., cornor Mala
and Bartlett tte.j office phono- 37,
resldonco phone 27-J-2. 904 West
lOtb.
DR. MARTIN O. HARDER Pays!
clau and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hour
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J.
DR. R. W CLANOY Physician and
surgeon. Phonos, offlco 30, resl
donco 724-J. Office houra 10 to
12, 2 to 6,
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteouathle
physician, 303 Garnott- Corey
building. Phono 904-M.
R. J. CONROY. M. p. Physician and
Surgeqn. Over Hutchison & Lums-.
den, 215 E. Main Si. Phouo 77.
Rooflug,
W
. H, SMITH Yholosulo and retail
Roofing, root ni?d barn paints. I
will bo pleased to furnish estimates
on repairing your roof and keep
lug same In repair fpr a period o?
three years. Prices reasonable,
W. H. Smith, 515 N. Holly St.,
phono 917-M. 183
Hteuograpiicrs
ELLA M GAUNYAW-fPalra block.
Stonographlo work done quickly,
and woll.
Iroiufcr
EADS TRANSFER & STORAQB CO.
Offlco 10 South Fir, 8ti,, Phe
3.15., Prices' right. Bentee wn
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