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Newspaper Page TextJeff Has No VrfTOH '1HI- AMroi'rtA. . ..,.... ....: .. '-'"V""- -..,, . .m, Mi MfH 10NT t Pf'.LI.I 'r((A.T f)llr --.,. r- ...,n'V,v i(,UUU '""' " ""rONcM- TEACHERS EXAMS EMBER 17 Notltii I hereby given that I will Imlit the rcgulnr examination of irp. plltntiU (or tcac'lmf"' rortllfrn(en lit Jnrl.Miiivlll), Oregon, commencing UoiliiMitiln)', December 17th. 1 U 1 3, itt j o'clock n in . mill continuing (our (In) follow lug In tlio program of tlin examination. Wolnc-ilny I'liri'iMMin Writing. United Stales History, l'li)ll"ie) Wiliirilny Adoriiooii I'1dUh1 (loiiRrniihy, l(inillnK. CmiihiI(Iuii, MntlioiU In KcntlliiSt MiMIioiU In Arlltiiimtlc, TlmrvU)- I'lircniHiii Arltliini'tlc. HUiury o( Ttlncntlon. I'orluilocy, Mi'llimU In (lnuRraili. 'lliurxlrt)' AflcriiiHui (Irninlnur, (IcoRrnpli)'. Aini-rlrnn l.llorntiir)', J1imIcm. .MxtlunU In I. nit KUiiki'. TIumU (or ITIiuury CVrtlH' canm. I'rliUi)' rurriiiMiii Tliitory niitl 1'riictlrn uf TonrliltiK. OrtlioKrniiliy, Kncllili l.llvrnturc. Clirmlntry. I'rliUy A(ti'rtiiN)ii Hrliool l.utv, (ioolony, Ali;olin, Civil ;oiriuntint. Snlunliiy rori'iiitiui (;(iiutry, llntnny. .sut unlit) .Wicrnixiii (lonnrnl Hliilory, HuukkftipltiK. KultJortM or TlunU (or 1'rliimry IVrtlflrnti'ii nrc n (allew: I I'lrtiint Ktmly. X Tint Slury Hour. 3 1'lny nuit 1'lny (JroumU. . Monttiiuiorl S)Mtiin. A. Tim KlmlnrRnrtnn, m nn AM l lliu I'rliunry Sellout. Yoiim truly, ,1 I'l-niCY Wi:i.!.S. Count) School HutHTliiti'iuleiit. L 'SLIGHT YEARLY INCREASE Tlio Hrliool conitUM nn completed by School Clerk Htlno hIiowi HUM chit dreii of hchool iik) In Meilford, n IlKht iiiilu over the mrrcctml cuniua of n year K0. Tlio reniiu uliovvt S7I boH, SUO ttlrlx, Thuro Am more children uiiiiied Wllitou than any iiiiiiio. All tho chllilrun aro white, oxropt one iK'i;ro and ouu Jap, Heat ty utreet Iiiih tho moat chUdrea lu proportion to population. COUNCIL WILL ACT REGISTRATION PLANS ' City Ilorordur Fobh lina rocelvod word from thu nttoruoy Konoral that tho recent roKlutrntlou li void nnd thoHo huvou hundred pooplo who roit. Intel ed numt reulater UKftlu If they want to vote at tho city election Jun unry III, . At tho council mooting tonlKht tho i('t;lHtratlou boards will be appointed and roKlHtratlon will ho aot for ton diiyn, from Docombor 13 to December 3D. i Tnlu ruling or tho attorney Rcuernl thrown out tho city registrations of tho lit ate, unil tho cxporlouco In Mod. ford In common to ull othor ooiuinu- llltlCH. NTURALIZATION PAPERS ISSUED TO SIX t Final naturalization papers worn Kinuted by County Clerk (Inrduur yestordny to Thoinnu BtiiHtnoi, SUId. you; (looigo I.nrdor, AHhlnnd; Win. Tavniioi', Aahland; Krnost Itechtor, Oontrnl i'plntj Jnmos iO, Ollaon, Aslt lonili" Arnold Kauliolcor, Jlutto ltlU. IPOIVI-U THAT 0H,p cooo NlftMf. Jl ' J P ' " rH,S VJIWttiVs JJ-V viu V Vo? I iJ 'iW J ta,,--iB ,, -- X v i i ii ! i i in i ! U,-. HVi.Vv.m',' I I '' U D MWWOttU Regard for Mutt's Feelings ( U(n UCK.C. M IKtfMlPOLtf f IpJT H-'wtj C6T ") "s. I Of 1(f- )RltyiC? (NtiTHAf fttAfli ntj,. ...li .I.- nTHtio ... . " (i S. i ' ', "'r vmp 1V(W ., ,,,..-. H'ltH, URII.G WAH1S MEETING OF Tlio fiilloMluc nppcnt linn bticii re ct'lvuil liy lornl nrchnnlUU to nttond thi) iiici'tliiK of the OroKon Htnto I lor tlciilturnl Hiicloty In rortlnnd. Do luiiibcr 10. K Hi" IloKUii HIvit vnlti-y l well ri'iircn'iitoil It n IiuIIoyuiI thf nvxt inuctliiK will bo In Meilford In 1UH. I It him lifon my iinrtioit hopo find ambition uhllu un o((lcor o( thu Htnto llorllctilturnl locloty to bring tosrtli ir tliti rrnldiiuti) of tlio varloiiR pnrti of tlin ntnto who havn tlio munn or ilmllnr probliMim to nolvu, (vullnc nuro Hint n lnrn tuuaturu n( practl cnl Kiiod would ronult. Why not brine up two or three 'rnrloadn o( Horiiu Itlvrr'it licit (rult Kroucr to nttund thu llortlrulttirul .uclity im'PtluK In l'ortlnnd, Drcitni her 10th, 11th nnd HtliT There li it rlmiicii (or loin of plrniuro nnd Kooil (ollownlilp, an woll n valunblo Information. Ynkltun I a koIiik to nond novrril rnrload of ber orchnrdlstH to Wnll.i Wnlln (or tlio WaWltiKloii iiicotlnK. Why not tlio mtno courio In OrvKonT It would pay. I vrnnt to rmk you Rontlumrii to i;rt up n rommltti'rt that will cover nil of thu ItoRiio Hlvt-r valley, nnd eo If you rnnnot Kot up nn old tlmo bonitcr crowd. It would cnilly bo tlin gront fontitro of thin ntinunl niootliiK. Wo will lend nn nbundnnt supply of proKmum In n fow day. Youm very truly, A. 1'. 1IATTHAM, I'ri'flili'iit Oregon Htntn Horticultural Society. SALEM VOTES ORY E HAI.KM. Ore, Doc. 2 frae. tlcally n complete count today nhovuul that the ttniendiiieiit (o the city char ter to prevent the licensing of ba looim wan pnsNed by u majority of u:i() votes at )ostordny'n election. This Is tho Nocnud victory for tho dry element within n month, thu ma jority for local option being 487 at tho election November 4. The only other charter amendment to pass was ouo providing for n publlu play, grounds. The saloon keepers are expected to tnku legal action to prevent tho char tor umuudiueut going Into effect ENERTAINED AT THANKSGIVING DINNER Mr. mill Mih. llert A. Dnuyliorty unlet turned with u bounteous TliiiukHgiving dinner ut their Orcli aril home neiu iilenl. Tho liouso wiih tiiHlufully tleeornteil with Inure l)irrie uml nuluinii leaven. The nt't eniooii vviiiik hpeut in- musio uml (oiiverHittiou. Tlio following wore present: Mr. nuil Mru. V. K, lleiulrlekson of Men ford, Mr. um Mru. l)ort H. l.owerv mid ohilijien, llurtoii uml Lueillo of lli'in- Ciitnl.- Oridinrilri. Mr. mid Mih. J. 1). IlemlriekHon of Meilfou!, Mr, and Mrs, rrcMou Iruliiml uuud iliilighter Wiliim of llio Foot llill orehuiilrt, Mr. Fred Hmiglileily of tliu Tnlent orclmrdH, Mr. nnd Mr, ll-irt A. Dnuglierly mini lit t to t.on llownrd. Statistics issued by tho Russian factory inspectors indlcato that wor klng'Claia unrest, which had boon, al layed during t,ho yonra 1008-10, una nioro rocently ronppen,rod In n Bton,d. Ily Increasing ratio. With ModfoTd"traao isjifofflord tundo . ,, J "WIV.CMHT, TM I CIOU OP lH(r LINC TH6Y f ,M v. A , XW&l . .. 1 ' -V 1T S McHAvAiiM.inrt,.t,n.v' r.. .v lV(wmt, m iv X?lkVXlJS -VJi&' - -' MATH TRrRUrTTC. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, ntfOISMHIW 2, 1013. unit niMiit iw:.. "i"-"" :",,mn ""? .w"r'":. niv. .jr-, vmMK &. . .,...,.-- '. I CENTRAL POINT POINTERS I . . MIhs Illnnrhu and Ornco Miller spent Thanksgiving with their 'par etits nt Lake crock. I'rufussor Mickey pnt the last it tho week with his nduily at Kugeno. Mr. and Mrs, C, II. Hostel spent I'rlilny with friends nt Mcdford. Miss i:ta Williams and Strlple)' Itosd were united In marriage Thanksgiving noon at the bride's home. Their many friends wish thorn much happiness throughout their married life. Miss llerthn Kllasnn spent hor va cation days with her parents at Ash- j land. Wednesday, December 3, tho Lad les' Auxllllary will open their baxaar anil continue till Saturday. I.unchos consisting of coffee and sandwiches will be served during tho afternoon and evening with the ex ception of Thursday evening, when tho Presbyterian ladles will serve n supper. Hero Is Just tho place for joti to get jour Christmas presunt. During the evening there will bo on teriuliitnentK free for nil. Mr. Nealon and daughter of Tabic Itock wero chopping hero Saturday.. Mrs. Dean and daughter of Tola Mora business visitors hero Saturday. Mr. Shaddock has returned from a several mouths' visit to Klamath county. J, II. Stevens of Tolo was hero shop ping tho last of tho week. KANES CREEK KANELETS Minn ('nptolu Swindell of MedTurd tho uncut of Mrs. lligiubotlinm for u fnw dnyn. 0iil u few Kiined Creeker til tended thu dance in (Jolt! Hill TlitiM iluy night uml report n most delight ful lime. Mr. .lumen I.iwyrenco uml chil dren, who have been the guests of Mr, Lawrence of Garden How, huvo returned home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hemi of Wilton Spring, nte Tliuiikegiving turkey villi Mr. HcimV imreutu, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hruwii of lllnekwell. The TliuukNgiving entertninment ut the DarilmielU i-chool Wvducs. dny vn itiile n Mu'eec niul unite appropriate for the occasion mul well rendered uml much credit s due tlio lonelier, Miss Foley. Another swell a time in planned for ('hrixt urns. Cleorgo lligiitbotham uml wifj nml Hlmer lligiuhotlium nml vifo vvoto Medfonl buiiucrt visitors one dny recently. Mr. uml Mrs. HoitKoholds ppcut Thursday on Surdiuo Creek, the AVoiiTii vniiii: Tho Host Ileal Bargain In- Mod ford. Lot 80x175 with good S room hoiiHQ, with 4 screen sleeping porcbos opening out from each of thu 4 bed rooms upstairs, bath nnd tollot up stairs nnd down, gas In all rooms, hot and cold running water In all bod rooms upstairs, 80 gallon hot wator tank, full comont hnsoment, tlio drained, oloctrla light, nml on ono of thu best rcsldont streets in Med ford. l'rlco if sold soon, $3200. 1IKNNKTT INVKSTMKNT CO. . SPECIAL TODAY For sitlo, 5 room houso, on good lot, UBsoBsmenta all paid, $900, easy tonus. Flvo room bugalow for rent, nlco law, $10,50 por month. Sovoral housoa for rent, from $10 to $20 por mouth. My specialty Is looking aftor non resident property. E. J. STEWART ltoom 204 Frultgrowors Hank llldg. Offlco phono G31. Hob. phono 822-J. nest of their iluugliler, Mr. Duecn berry. Kline Creek bniniH visitors to flold Hill Ibis week were .Mr. nnd Mrs. lliginbothnm, Mr. nnd M-. Lewis Mr. mid Mr. Fefioll, Mr. Murker, Mr. Ilnrr, Mr-. Hogiri-. Mike Foly, John Cbnndlcr, Mr. nnd Mis Henderson, the Mime Mngiiie nnd Kntio Foley nml Weather Froiiliet Fot-ter. Wenlhcr l'ropht't Footer forcH-n! ehiingelible weather nml rain. MiM Maude Sutton or Hold Hill has. been the tiot of Mi Vint Hen-den-on for hoverul davs lately. Since the working of the rood in this heetion they have become in n moot deplorable eouditiou, much worse titan nny time before nt thi time of year. The new bridge which bus just belli completed uml icndv for travel i u eiedit to the count v. Mad roIi'.h and (-ore ibronts ai ngaiu ipiiic prcvaleut nml have !) come (piito nn epidemic in tbe-o purK Miss Drown of near town wn a )lcnRnnt culler at Mrs. Uvyrly's mn day rccentl i J Sir. DnuglieMy ofjAli'dfou', Mite in 'for I'k Hnwley Modlm con-. man-for I'k Hnwley )anj-, w.u it tcrviewiiig his oh', ens touiQis Vx't the latter part "fthu week. 4 -Mts. I'ii.'b R little tlmiht -. who iindenv.it i Mirgienl uptiuioi nt flrarlV ".is- Inst wceV. Im m"-: fully ici'M.rcil, ve arc s-un lo hn. NOTICK. Notico la hereby given that the un designed will apply t6 tho city coun cil of tho city of Mcdtbrd, Oregon, at its next regular meeting Dccombor 2nd, 1913, for a license to sell spiri tuous, vinous and malt liquors In quautltlui loss than a gallon, -at their plnco of business on South Fir street, located nt lots 10, 11 and 12, block 4S, of tho original townslto, In said city, for a- period or six months. HOTEL MOOUB. Dato of first publication Novem ber, 20th, 1913. NOTICK. Notico Is hereby given that tho un dorslgncd will apply to tho city covin- WHY? PKAft TRACTS PKAIt TRACTS 1020-30 aero pear tracts, bearing orchard, best varieties, threo miles from Mcdford, Deep frco loam soil. No bolter 10-year-old pear orchard In Jackson county. This must bo sold nt ouco. Prlco asked $900 an aero. If you mean business investigate at onco. Wo will meet all compotlou. Wo do not bollovo this can bo duplicated for tho price In nny frtitt district In tho northwest. No mattpr what your business may bo, hero Is nn invest, meat worthy of your consideration. Value Is twico tho amount asked. Noxt year's crop should net owner this amount. J. O. UAK.VK8, Phono 120-J. First National Hank bids NEW TODAY A largo livery barn nnd huslnosa la Idaho, Is offered tor exchango for n ranch In this vicinity. Vnluo $30, 000. "Qood,"r woll Improvod ranch up Evans crook. Will soil equipped for busluosH for $12,000.00 and tako property In Medford worth tho monoy for $5000.00 and $5000.00 can run for sovoral years at G por cent. O. D. HOON , Room IS, Jackson County Ilauk llldg, I'liouo 1037 J ell of thu city of Mcdford, Oregon, at Its next rogular meeting on Dec. 2, 1913, for a llccnso to sell spirit uous, vinous nnd malt liquors at re tail In quantities less than a gallon at his placo of business at No. 2, S. Front street, In said city for a period of six months. Dated November 20, 1913. E. O. UKOWN. FOIt KENT Kl'ltMRIIKIl UOOMS f'6V'kEN T "M'oiiorn " f urnlshod rooms at ho Cottage, C04 W. 10th street. 228 FOIt KENT Largo steeping rooms, and modern housekeeping apart ments, prices very reasonable. Phono 247-L. 222 Soutli Holly street. FOIt IIK.N1 nOI7HK! FOIt KENT Apartment 7 rooms, ana uain. y no-o .vc., corner w. Main. Phono 735-J. 221 FOIt KENT 4 room house, $5.00 per montus. uoiu nay itcaity lo. FOIt KENT -Modern G room house, ono oiock irom .Mcuioru hoioi, niso 3 room houso, modern, with range nit connected. Phono 305-J, 7S-U FoTi ItENT Modern furnished house. M. A. Itadcr, CO North Orange. FOR KENT -Bungalow at 109 Geneva nvcnuo, 5 rooms besides bath room, two sleeping porches, ouo enclosed in glass, and attic. Also garago and wood shed con mining largo liorsa stall and hay loft. This Is a very beautiful home. Has a pergola, and water Illy pond In rear and Is surrounded by 150 cholco rose bushes, (lent $30.00. Mrs. Poter Stcenstrup. FOIt ItKXT HOUSEKEEPING KOOMB FOH RENT Housekeeping rooms. ground floor. 344 So. Central. FOR RKXT OFFICES pnil (IKMi Lairco. corufortablo of flco rooms with elevator service, steam heat, hot and cold water Low rates, Apply Medford Furni ture & Hdw Co FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Rooming houso on Main street. Rest location In Mcd ford. Inquire U. S. Cafe. 37 So. Front St. 217 FOR HALE -IAJTB FOR SALE Ry owner, houso and ex tra largo lot. Tonus. On tho east Bide. Phono C77-W. 220 FOR SALK HOUSES FOR SALE Throe houses and lota, 412 Laurel St., 411 South Now town street, prlco $4000. Owner new Sam llauor, Ncskowln, Oro gon. 229 'OR SALi; -ACKKAC.K FOR SALE A 5 and 10 ncro tract closo In, Incomo property, easy terms. Call owner 392-.M. 224 FOR BALI. MISCKi,.KOU9 FOR SALE Ono bay horso 5 years old, weight 1100: ono bay maro 7 years old, wolght 1250, Phono 349-J or Inquire C10 S. Oakdnlo. "W. P. Dodge. 220 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay dollvorod. Phouo 349-J or call C10 S. Oak dale. W. P. Dodge. 220 FOR SALK A young Shetland pony, perfectly sound, also buggy and harness. Phono 537'L. 317 FOR SALE Dig work horse, will work any whero, cheap. Address E. A. H 213 N. Ivy. 210 FOR SALK A good team, harness ami wagon for $150 today, at West Slda Stables. Inquire for M, II. Cuslck. 217 FOR SALE First class toam of heavy horses. Inquire Fads Trans fer Co.. 42 N. Front. FOR SALE 100 tons of first class hay, six fresh cows, A-l drlvlug and work horso, covorod top do Uvory wagon and special made driving cart. Walsh's ranch on Spring St., mllo out N. Roosovolt nvcnuo. 230 FOIt HALK MISCELLANEOUS FOIt SALE Saddle and driving horse, slnglcfootcr, gentle for chll- d:e.n.'A.1'lrc" Siiiglefootcr, can Mall Tribune !1G FOR SALE Whltq Leghorn hens and pullets at $C.OO a dozen, hsthor Dutler, 1700 W. Moln. 221 FOIt BALE 17 head f Angora goats, , (docs) $2.75 per bead. Address floats, care Malt. Tribune. 216 HELP WANTED MAY.K WANTED Miners at Braden mine, (Told HUI, Oregon, for contract work. Oold Ray Realty Co. WANTED Bookkeeper, ono capable of taking charge of set of books for grocery store. Give exper ience and wages wanted. Box 102 caro Mall Tribune. 31C IIKlil WANTED FEMALE vNTEDGri or middle aged wo man for general housework In tho country. Address A. L., Mall Trib une, tf WANT till smtATIONS WANTEIPositioa Cutting bllghL or general ranch work. Wlfo would cook. Both experienced. Ad dress box 111. caro Mall Tribune. 218 WANTED Married man wants po sition on ranch. Experienced, ref erences, box G. B., care Mail Tri bune. 219 WANTED Housework by day or hour. 22S North Central. 220 WANTED Man and wife wishes po sition on ranch. Address post of fice box 502. Call 513 Oak street. Phone S92-M. 216 WANTK -miscei.um:ouk WANTTD Two furnished light housekeeping rooms In homoof el derly puoplu for man and wife, no children. Post office, box 625 Medford. 11$ WANTED Washing dono at homo cheap. C34 Hamilton St. 217 WANTED City and country pro perty for exchange. G. Allder, room 3, Rlalto Bldg. 235 SIONKT TO liOA. TO LOAN $1000 to $5000 on good security. R. A. Holmes, tho In suranco man. tf MONEY TO LOAN On city and close In ranch property. O. A. McArthur, room 3, P. O. block, phono 368 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Supplier,. LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Our big secret In making springs Is the tetuporlng. We aro operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant in the Puclflc northwest. Use our springs when otbjars fall. Sold under guarantee 26 North Fif teenth St., Portland, Oro. AUTO TOPS Mado llko now. Med ford Tent and Awning Co., 106 N. Frout. If it' canvass, wo soil It. Attorney B. F. PIATT Lawyer, 216 Garnett Corey Bldg. PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MEALEY Attornoys-at-Law, Rooms S and 9, Medford Natlonnl Dauk bldg. A. E. RBAMES, LAWYER Garnett Coroy bldg. W. J. CANTON Attornoy aud Coun sellor at Law. 123 East Main street, Medford, Oro. Wm. M. Colvlg George M. Roberts COLV1G & ROBERTS. LAWERS Medford Nutlonal Bank Building B. F. MULKEY& GEO. W. CHERRY Attornoys at Law. Jackson Coun ty Bank Building. NEWTON W. BORDEN Attornoy at law, room 7, Sparta building, Med ford, Oregou. Hospitals. THE DOW HOSPITAL, Contral Point, Orogo .... 348 PiTOiQimnu. By "Bud" Fisher IIUHLVKSS IlIItECTOUY Auctioneers WILLIAM ULUICH Licensed Auc tioneer for tbo City of Medford. Oregon. Terras reasonable. Rest denco phono 101-J. Office Jack son County Dank building. Clilropructur DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD, Chiropractor, ncrvo specialist. Rooms 303-204-205 Garnctt-Coroy bldg Vapor baths and scientific massage given -needle spray, head and shoulder shower In connection; advice in dietetics, medical gymnastics, hydropthcrapy. Lady attendant. Phono, offlco 945, residence 671-R SR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. LouFe7E Hedges Mechanc-Thorapliti, Chiro practors, Spondylotberaplstt. These systems, including dietetics, cura tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy, etc-, produce result In both acute and chronlu diseases. Consulta tion free. Orer Deuel & Co., cor ner Main and BartletL Hours 9 a. tn. to 5 p. m. Other hours by appointment, phone 170. OturtMmt GARBAGE Get vour premise, cleaned up (or tb winter. Call on the city garbage wagons (or good service. Phone 51B-L- F. T. Allen - -. " ' . ' ' Dentist B V."m."van SCOYOO DR C. O. VAN 8COYOC Dentlita Garaett Corey bldg., salt 310 Uedford. Ore Phonn X6R Notary Public HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub lie. Bring your work to me at the icn of the Mall Tribune Printers b4 rubltener MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tht best equlppod printing office in southern Oregon; book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc Portland prices. 27 North FirSt. Physician and Sttrgeuaa DR F. 6. CARLOW, DR." EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corey bldg., phone 1036-L. Residence 26 South Laurel St. OR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician and surgeon. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Practice limited to dl6oa.es ot women. Offices 232 E Main Phones, residence, 814-J2; office 814. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Prnctlco limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically testod and glasses supplied Offlco 228 East Main St.. Hours 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phone. E. B. PICKEL. M. D, Offlco Jack, son County Bank bldg. Office phonb 43-R; residence phone 68-R. DR. MARION Ptoyslclan and aur geon, Stewart bldg., cornor Main and Bnrtlett fits,: office phone 27, resldeuco phone 27-J-3. 904 West 10th. DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physi cian and surgeon. Office Palm block, opposite Nash Jlotol. Hours 10 to 13, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J. DR. R, W. CLANOY Physician aud surgeon. Phones, office 30, rest donco 724-J. Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to 5. DR. W. W, HOWARD Osteopathic physician, 303 Garnett Corar building. Phono 904-M. R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician and Surgoon. Over Hutchison & Lums deu, 215 E. Mala St Phone 77. DR. McM. M. DOW. physician and Surgeon. Contral Point, Oro. DR. LYDIA 8. DOW, Osteopathic Physician. Central Point, Oro, Stenographer ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm block. Stenographic work done quickly and woll. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAQK CO Offlco 43 North Front St. Phone 31b, Price right, (service guar. if ., -" ' v