Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 24, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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    I
Jerry on the Job
BUD ANDERSON
HERE WITH ALIBI
10 START ANEW
Mini Atnli'ixiiti, llii- Incul fnorilo,
nirhi'il in town litt night fnmi Sim
Pmuclafo with 11 "lightly tlniflirtl
1 1' ft ni nidi an ulilii. Hull IimU Tut
niiil nut at nil tin1 eletir-ojcil Mini
wh H" i' 1 1 t llipplo IVIT tllH light-
welghU in tin Auxin opera limine n
i'r or i nun. lit i the gwM "I
Hln.il .Mil..
An alibi finin h defeated prize
fighter i 11 aoiry thing 11I ln-1, Imt
llud'a "liny Hi'i'ini ptunillc, iiinl It
In tlln opinion of tin .Medford fight
iHlia that Wntmii' Miiory wiih it
hollow one. Mini pnke IIihIj :
"I wm in ilouht nil llm taint as to
whether or imt (la fight would icull.v
lake iImii, at .luck. O't'onnt'll, tin
IuiimhiI1!' I win lgiirtl 11 j with, ami
.llin Orifflii, lln promoter ulio Innl
Nigtiiiil Uitln'tt t In I In it t ami Willie
Koliiionni, hoth rimmed llio permit
for llii iminth'H fight, ami owing In
llior wrangling no om could n,v
Jnut which air of boxer would mcoi
Ilnhitiknti nml (IhIIiiiiI or Wnlon
innl inyto'lf, ami when I foiiml tin
iln 1 1' drawing iieur it huh too lute to
gii Into ahupc. Without Inking any
credit friMii WhUoii, I inn mire I
I'inilil Mop him in It'll round With a
little nuil training."
Mini dlil tint nay much 11I1011I llitt
lining between hiiinelr ami liek
llmiflhl, Jiih mnnngr, hut it i con-
itilil tlmt a quarrel Iiiim occurred
hit ween tlm two hithi-rto nieiiiriilie
I'huniH. Aiidnron once Miid lie would
"Hiu the lightweight i-liii1nioiililp
with DoimIiI a In malinger or iiill."
lln ha rmh'il in tin nml will now
Mart out for tlu wolleiw wight eumn
wilh a local man im lii manager.
Tim plan l to have Mud rcmnlii 111
otitliern Outrun ami upend onie tune
on thu .llin ICitnIihw much, in the
Antelope, nfter which ail olil-liinc
trainer will he neenreil ami the trio
will iniiho a flitch Htmt, 11 try out
inatiih iii llii city being prnhnhlc.
After a talk with Mud laxt night
cornl of hi Mtppnilorw who nl
icmly Iihui ''vi'lvnl" which limy wnn
011 Mini when lie wiih going good, ov
piiMici tln'lr wiUIngucH In hnck
Mini ngnunt WiitMMi foe 11 goodly
xuin ami 1 1 i - innnc will he iici to
inllninic promoter In ngniu iiialch
Mini with Wat mi
1. rm
SALTS IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT
I'luih tho Kidneys at once when Buck
burU or Bladder bother Meat
form urio acid.
Ko nmn or woiimn who Mt meat TtW
Inrly cun niitko u mUlako tiy llinhliir;
tliu kldnny oocjuluimlly, auya a wvll
known niitliorlty. Meat form urlo acid
which oiok tlm klJnry orM to tliry
nlujfRUldy filter or strain only part of
tho wu.te uad polnon. from (ho Wood,
thou you gft alck. Nearly nil rliouma-
than, headache, liver trouble, ncrvou.
Jii'Kd, cotutlpation, dltrlne, alcoplcttucal,
hhuldcr dlwrder 001110 from sluggUh kid-
IIC'V.
J'lio moment VOII feel n dull nriin In tlm
UldncyH or your hack hurt, or If tlo
urliin I cloudy, offmulvo, full of aw'l
meat, Irrcjmlar of panjo or attendml
hy 11 unntlon of Hcaldlmr, get about four
oiinrcu of .Tad Halt from any rellablo
phurmury mid tnko a tablcspoonful in
a glass of water before broakfast for a
fow day and your kidney will then not
mil), iiiih lumoua muu is mmio from
tho uc Id of grnpes nnd lemon juice, omit
hlned with llthla nml ha been uivd for
COiivratlnua to Hush clogged kidney nnd
stlinuhito them to activity, alio to neu
trullrotlio acid In urlno ho It no longer
cmmcB Irritation, thu eiullng bladder uU
order.
Jnd Knits I liicxpcntilvo and can
not Injure 1 make a delightful olTor
ACHi'uiit Illlda'Water drink vfliich all reg
iilur incut cotcr Hhniild take 'now and
then to keep tho kidney ohnn nnd tlm
blood pure, thereby avoiding urluiu kld
lie coaipllcatlun.
wbdtotii)
(vrK) 1 BBirMra'1lpr5 BPI & I 1 j j) fe I ? khss
E
TO
I
HAN'CH K, .Mi. Ii., IVb. 2 In Dm
pro-encc of the eoiiKrckionnl cinn
lilitlec ciigiigcil in liietigntni,' (he
Mlehigaii copper mine Mi ike, Judge
Hilton, the mcn'ii lawyer, todny n
newcil (he Wcxleni Feilcratmn of
.Milieio' offr to wahc union teeog.
inlion mill ii'lnrn to work if Ihf
conimnliH wniihl ngrcc not to di
criininute ngtiiiiM imioiiUtH,
"The iiiiiiiMn' Iwii prineipnl dc
nuiiiiU (i I ready hue heuii coneedid,"
he Miiid, "iu cight'limir day ami a
fit dally minimum wiip'. If Ihcy arc
iixMiircd there will he no dicrimiiin-
Hon iifjniiixt (hem for their union nf
filiatlniiK they nre tendy to reimie
work tomorrow."
"Tho opcnilorn icjcclcil iIiih prop
oxilinii hcvi'inl iiioiiIIih iij;o," replied
Attorney (imk, t.penkiii for the em
ployer. "The ininiw nre ruiiiiia
now nearly at their full ciiHieity. mid
it ix prnelienllv impoHMlhlc to guar
antee work l alt the Mrikct.
"Twelve htindicd men nre employ
ed at picucnt nml at lend til) per
cent of them will not work with
mt'iaherM of the fedcralinn. It i not
orKniiixcd lahor tlmt we ohjeet to,
hut Moycr nml hix crowd."
HltSOM'TIO.VS.
.Meilfonl linn lieen cullint tn mourn
the lot of one of It h I nut iNteumcil
rltUcmi. Mr. J. K. Watt, who recently
jpiiMed nwny.
Ho whm otin of tho early ploneorx
of North Dakota nad en mo with u
from Hint atnln to Med ford, Oregon,
wluiro ho hn iilnco tiinde hi homo,
nad wn nun of tho fniiudvrit of tho
North Dnkota nocloty of tho ItOKiie
river vnlloy.
He wan n nmn of uterlliiK worth
mid rhariu'ter, noted (or the ikikhcii
hIiiii of tlumo ipmlltlcH of mind and
heart that mnko up the kooi! iicIkIi
Imr nad rltUen. Ho wns 0110 to
whom hi fellow cltUcu turned for
ti'.UIco mid rouaiml, for ho had tic
Uft Kraated to hut few of lookltiK
tn.ii, hoi'.i hUIc of a coiiHtrocry;
mid ihroutth hi Mtrouc good koiiho,
clear Judgment mid Jut coiiceptloii
of right mid wrotu;, hi rourlmdoni
were alwiiyn correct and Jnut to all
purlieu. Ho had filled many offlcei
of trtiMl ami honor mid alwnya with
credit to liluimdf and to tho MitUiac
Hon of thotio Intereutcd Let u ro-
liKimlior that tlioiiKh tho wnrkiiiaa
fall, tho work remain.
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I'dl.lTH'.Mj ANNOUNCKMIJ.Vl-S.
I'oit HIIKItlKK.
A. W, Wnlkor of Medford, na
niiunrcH hi Thndldliny for tho ro
piildlcan iiomliintton hh slierlff nt tho
primaries Mny 1C,
(l'ulil Adv.)
J I". HltHon minouuroH hi candi
dacy for tho democratic, nomination
for nlicrlff of .larkaon county nt tho
,-ia i.. ir,
',,1,m,rllH M ,I0 . , ,
(PalilAilv.)
WANTED
Rome, good country property to ox
clmngo for a Iioiiho and two lota sit
uated on n paved atreet, house tlvo
100ms modorn. Will glvo 11 good bnr-
'gala for tho right kind of country
' property.
If you have a snap In city or coun
try property to sell or oxchango, call
nnd glvo mo a listing on It na I think
thut J can handle It Tor you.
If you want to rout an offleo or n
resldouco I can fit yon out with tho
host at roasouablo rate.
Como up mid toll mo your trou
ble. Itoom tut M. V. H II. lliilldlng
Oppoulto the Post Office
W, T. VOHIC
Forinally Honlo'r Mtimbor of W. T.
York & Co,
MM
OWNERS
OBJECT
1
ORGANIZATION
matt; tihuokk srioDFOim, oiiwiov, 'itkkimy. kkdkcauv 21. inn.
I Itemilvcil Hint w, im iiii'inhi'ra of
.the North Dakota Hocloty of (hn
Kogue rlvor vulluy. temlor to tho he
'icnvril family nml rolntlwm our
jhenrtfclt HTiiiimthy In their rorrow.
I ltendlvcil, that (Iiphi) icimlutlotiii
.lie mireiiil upun tint records of tho
'not'lciy, that n topy of tliein ho rent
to the herrmtcil family, nml n ropy
to (licli of thn .Meilfonl inier.
(JKO. I.. 'ntCICIIMvMt,
W. N. CAMPI1KI.U
JOHN II. CM IK IN,
Commltten on KenoliitlniiK,
NOTiri:.
Notlco In hercly r.lven thnt tho un
ilcmlKiicd will iipply to tho city roun
ell nt It meetliiK to ho hold .Mnrrt
3rd, l'Jl I, for n llcutmo to cell limit.
Hldrlttioui mid vlnoim lliuor la cpmii
tltlcn Icm thna n Knllon nt Its iitnco of
(iimliienii nti lot II, lilock 20, city of
Mudford for a period of nit iiiontln
av. m ki:nni:i)Y.
Dated Knhrunry 11. 1911.
xotici:.
Notlco I herohy Riven thnt thn un
dcrdKncd will apply to tho city coun
cil nt Itn meeting to m held March
3rd. ID 1 4, for a llcenno to tell ntnlt,
iplrlttiou and vlnoux llipiors la qtmn
tltlc lo thnn n caltnn nt It place of
liimlncM, No, 3C, North Front ttrcot,
city of Mudford for n period of six
mouth,
II. S. UADCI.IFn:.
Dntcd I'cbrunry 1C. Hill.
rriii.ir sai.u xotu'i:.
On Wcdncsdny, April 15th, 1014.
nt one o'clock p. in. nt tho can door
of tho CottnKo rcxldoiico located on
tho corner of West 10th nad King
street I will offer nt public snlo for
rntdi, nil tho fiirittatiltiRM of this tins
residence, nlno nil tho pnlntlnR nnd
too many nrtlclca to mention; also a
lot of tool nnd Implumonta. After
the furnlshltiK aro sold I will offer
for imle to tho highest bidder tho Cot
(ago residence, barn ami itrouml,
cotislntliig of 113 0-10 feet front on
Vct nth atrevt. n paved street and
181 feet lone on King street. Thoro
I nu abundance ot fruit, flowor ana
lawn. Term of wulo, ono-thlrd cash,
bnlauco In yearly, or three and fivo
year payment. Interest at C per cent,
payable souil-nnnunlly. Special not
ice, I will sell any or nil of tho nboo
proporty nt prlvnto falo or will ox
clmngo for country property here,
north or Hotith.
I also luivo over 700 ncrca of good
land for sale, rlono to shipping point.
40 acres can bo Irrigated now, 310
ncrc tin plenty ot Kiili-lrrlgatloii at
all season of tho je.ir mid Is fine
alfalfa or fruit laud; nluo 3t0 acres
of good grain or clover land with
plenty of wntor for pumping, good
soil nnd well located. For tho next
tiO day I will sell for ir.,r.00.00 cash
Olio of the bust tract of laud In Jack
non county, barring nouo. Wo ncod
uioiioy mid mimt huvn It. Don't mlas
till opportunity for 00 days only, be
ginning Wednesday, Fob. 4th, 1914,
nnd this offer close Saturday. April
4th, 1UH.
I will also sell small tracts or land
on yearly pnymunta maturing In fivo
or ton yonr to suit purchaser. For
further particular call on mo nt 004
ARIZONA
100 ncro tract In Southern Arizona,
all can ho cultivated, slit hmni soil,
good well with pumping, plant 0110-
liiilf mllloa gallon restuvolr for Irri
gating. Price 14000; wil triulo ror
city or country hero.
Washington
10 acres out from 8poknno, 25
acre cleared and In cultivation,
sandy loam noil, running water, now
house and barn. Prlco fSOOO; will
trado for acreage hero,
Bennett Investment Co.
SPECIAL TODAY
Six room bungalow for rent. (
Four busluotia lots on Market atreot
Snn Francisco, to trado for automo
bile business or bnUory,
Several buiuII Iioiiho for rout.
My specialty I looking after non
resident property,
E. J. STEWART
Itoom 204 Fruitgrower Hank Hide.
Office phono 031. Ilea, phoua US--J.
Wot 10th street, or write mo, Urn
owner.
II. M. COSS,
Medford, Ore.
lOlt HUNT llof.inCKl.Tl.NfJ
ItOO.MS
FO iT ItTjN'iwTwo auitod" of "rooni
cIoko In, one of three rooms, thu
other two room nil completely
furuUheil for liouiielfreplng. Call
103 i:. Ilth St. Phono 383-J
280
lOlt ItK.Vr FUItNIHIIKI) AITS.
i"Olt"ui:.T V'urnliied"np.Vrtm(:nC
hont, prlvnto bath. Tho llerbcn,
10 Quince Htrcot.
FOIt iii:.nt Ilricsi
FOIt HUNT H-w room Iioiiho.
tdei'idng ponli. 110. Iimulre Col
Knrgeut. 313
FO 1 1 UF.NT- Two rooiuod iioii r
close. In. Impilro 114 North
Front. 2S9
FOIt IlKNT Two strictly modern,
fivo room bungalow on paved
Htrect. I'hoao 229-.M. 2SD
FOIt IlKNT Only hotel In town or
1000. 40 room ftirntshcd. Ad
dress M., care Mall Tribune.
FOIt HUNT Well furnished G room
bungalow. 422 .South Laurel.
x
roll IlKNT- ITItXISIIKIt ItOOMS
FOIt IlKNT- Two from room
with porch, modern upstair. 3 to
otith Itlvcmldc. 292
FOll IlKNT Largo sleeping rooms,
nnd modorn housekeeping npart
incnta, price very reasonable
Phono 247-L. 222 South Holly
street.
FOIt IlKNT -FurnUhed room, mod
em. comfortable and clean. The
Cottage residence. C04 W. 10th
street. 30C
FOll ItK.Vr .MIHCKI.LANKOUS
FOll HKNT-For reason, fivo acres
on count) road south of thn city.
Ceo. L Trclchlcr. 995 South Oak
dale, phone C19-K. 2K7
FOll ItlCNT Oil SALK Garden and
fruit tract. M. A. Ilader, 00 N.
Orange St.
FOll I.KASK Full euulpped placer
mine, Cold liny Ilualty Co.
foii sali: iiorsr.s
FOll SALK Oil IlKNT Modorn fur
nished five room bungalow, close
In on pared street, imiulro 511
South Grape St. 291
FOIt SALK OH THADK A good
fivo room house, good lot, well lo
cated. II. f. lllnscok, 250 Heatty
St. 292
To loan on Improved ranches.
Interest S per cent
"Insuranco Thnt Inauro."
H S. ST1NE
Iluy your Insurance ot a tnxpayor
NEW TODAY
1C0 acre all under an Irrigation
ditch, stocked, n lino lot or alfalfa,
good building, $75.00 per acre.
Term.
Another good one, 120 acres,
about flft) acre In cultivation, Irri
gation on a good part of thl, good
building, $.".000,00. Term.
Party want to trndo a comfortnblo
house ror a good auto. $1000 value,
1 have a couple of Improved
rauche for rout.
l D. HOON
WHY?
Hog Hunch, Now Ready
J 10 A civs
Houso, luu'ii, woll, SO acres In
cultivation, excellent com, wheat and
orchard hind, some alfalfa land, as
to range, one of the best located In
Jackhon county, railroad land all
around It, near utoro, church nnd
school,
l 1000.00, Kauy Tcrnis
TIiIh t only ouo-lmlf prlco asked
for similar laud adjacent.
J. C. BARNES
Flint .National Hunk Hulldliig
L J
Tough Luck! He Picks the Wrong
I'oit sam: ho.mi:stkads
FOIt HAI.K-
10 ncro homoatfjad. It
creek bottom tnnd.
Jackson County Hank
287
ncro best
Itoom 21,
building
FO ItSAI-K FAItM LANDS
Ko7TsM.KrK
100 acres, 110 acres In cultiva
tion, 0& arrcs alfalfa, 25 acre
plowed, hulldlns. Chas. Gilchrist,
Hani Vnlloy, Ore. 29C
I'OMSALI
-.iciu:.r;i
FOIt BALK Chenp, 13C5 acres In
tracts nnd On term to suit. Jack-
, koii county Ib paying IC0S.00 per
ncro. (Inrtuillng Interest-, for
grubbing the Pacific hlghwny ovor
tlo illvlilc I will sel twclyo ncro
of cleared land tor tho prlco th"
laupaer. rro Kyln for xruliblng
one acie. W. J. Scott, .Meilfonl.
Or . 290
FO.'. BALK Hy owner. 10 aero ap
plt and pear orchard In boa ring.
0110-fourtli In city limit Central
Point. Four room house, etc., a
bargain. Address box 77, It. F.
D., No. 2. Medford.
FOIt SALK Ono aero tracts, good
deep, rich soil. These tracts ad
join tho city. Geo. L. Trclchlcr,
995 South Onkdalc, phono C19-II.
2S7
KOII SALK Fivo and 10 ncro tracTs
cheap and on easy terras. Lo
cated ono inllo south of Hotel Med
ford. W. II. Kverhard. 1013 Went
Ninth St., phono CC7-J
ion sam; rouiriiv
FOIt SALK Indian
eggs for hatching,
phono 1-F12.
Ilunncr duck
II. F. Lofland.
290
FOll SALK Pure, blco.j Whlto Ply
mouth Hock oggs $2.00 per net
ting. Hoglitcrcd stock. 402 So.
Newtown. 291
FOll SALK Rhode Island Red
hatching: eggs, extra fine stoct;
J 1.00 per sotting of 15. Frank
Isaacs, phono 522-L. 292
FOll SALK Oood corn. Pokln ducks
Rhodo Island nnd Whlto Wyan
dotte cockerel. Address box 22.
care Mall Tribune. 2S7
FOIt SALK Hens, cobbler, fancy
potatoes. 75c. 1031 N, Central.
2S7
FOIt SALK Huff Orphlngton eggs
for hatching, from 2-ycnr-old hens,
J 1.00 per Betting, n. I.uy, Jack
sonville, Ore. 310
FOll SALK Ono St. Helen' 250 egg
Incubator. Inquire 713 Wcat lOtli
St. Phunoo 13S-R. 291
FOR SALK Oakmont Farm, Whlto
Wyaudottes and Uronzo turkeyi,
ess and stock. J, F. Fuller, Tal
ent. Oregon. 310
FOll SALK Hatching esgs from my
hardy, heavy laying W. L. hens,
$1.00 setting, $5-00 pur 100. llaby
chicks. F. S, Carpenter, phono
201-114. 290
FOR SALK Patrldgo Wyandotte
cockerel nnd pullets. Also eggs.
Harris & CranJall, Kaglo Point,
phono 5-F3. 290
FOR SALK 2 Cypher brooders,
bono cutter, grain hay. A. W.
Stone.
FOR SALK Rhodo llnnd Red
hatching egg, $1.00 for 15, utility
Htock, John Peterson, It. F, D. No.
3, or phono 370-W, 293
FOR SALK LIVESTOCK
FOR SALK Fresh Jersey cow, extra
tine, giving four nud fivo gallon
of very rich milk per day, 5 year
old. Phono 500-112. 287
FOR SALK Registered Herkshlre.
weaned pigs, either sex, from
prizo-winulug stock, roclstored and
guaranteed to bo broedors, $20.00
each, unrelated trios, boar and two
ow. $50.00. F, 11. Steel, 11. H.
No. 1, 0 rants Pass, telephone
Three Pines. 302
FOR SALK 0 fino Durham holfors
coming fresh, n'so I boautlful,
fresh cow. Wnlsh's ranch, inllo
out North Roosevelt Ave, 305
FOR HA Ml StISUKl.vNKOPH
FOR SALK llargnlns In ruga nnd
children' Iron beds. Vnlloy Sec
ond Hand Store, 20 North Fir
strOot.
FOR SALE Woll broken team, wt.
about 1100, $1 SO cash; also now
$400 piano ror $300, Call at 31b
Knight St. -'HO
FOR BALK All kind of household
furniture, hose aud garden tool,
very reasonable If taken at ouce,
owner leaving town. Imiulro 035 N.
Central Avenue, 287
.l-M-l,.
FOll HAM; MIHCKLtiANKOCR
FOIt BALK Four good bicycle. Just
overhauled. In lino ehapo. Will
Bell very cheap. O. K. Illko lln
Shop, 10C B. Front. 287
FOIt BALK Packard automobile.
In first clams mechanical order.
Cont J4000.00. run tr.,221 miles,
will sell for llir.0.00. Wo rec
ommend this car an n bargain.
Crater Lake Motor Car Co.
FOIt SALK Haled wheat hay ) 12.00
a ton. Del Itlo Orchard, Oold
Hill. 291
FOIt SALK 10 Fox hounds, 2 brood
bitches. A-l stuff. Chas. Gilchrist.
Sam Valley, Ore. 290
FOR. SALK Fancy seed potatoes.
Kvcrgrcen sweet corn; also good
family row. Itobort Dutton.
photic 3SC-M.
HKI.P WANTKI) MALK
WANTKD A man to handle general
agency for Occidental Llfo Insur
ance company of California.
Territory to Include Southern Ore
gon. Alo a district manager for
health and accldont department
same territory. Call or wrlto I. C.
Cunningham, superintendent, C09
Journal Dldg., Portland. Ore.
WANTKD Minors at Uraden mlno.
Gold Hill. Oregon, for contract
work. Gold Hay llealty Co.
WANTKD SITUATIONS
WANTKD Practical nurso wUhea
maternity cases. Phono 717-R.
Mr. K. J. Sharpo. 2S9
WANTKD General choro work. 20c
an hour. Phono S53-J between 5
and 7 o'clock. 2S8
WANTKD MLSCKMiAaitOCS
WANTKD Wood "or ' coal range, No
7, Sparta Illdg., Phono S94. 2S9
WANTKD noarders at tho Hunga
low. 52S K. Main. Phono S51-.L
First class board. 291
WANTKD Kxperlenced (armor
wants to rent garden, grain or
stock ranch. Hox 73, Jackson
ville. 28S
WANTKD Sewing, 20c an hour, or
by piece. Phono 050-X. 292
WANTKD A Cyphers incubator.
Must bo a bargain. Wrlto to Capi
tal II ranch, Central Point, Ore
gon. 2S7
WANTKD Twelvo hundred pound
team. Trial required. Phono
370-L. 2S7
WANTKD Hoof and stock cattle,
calve, hog, etc. Phono 171 or
address Guy Lawtou, Medford. 293
WANTKD Hlcyclea bought, sold and
exchanged; also supplies. O. K.
Itlko Repair Shop, 100 South Front
St. 303
LOST
LOST A child' gold engraved
bracelet. Return to 507 W. Palm
nud receive reward. 2S9
FOll KM'tlAMVE
TO TRADE 7 room resldeuco strict
ly modorn, pantry, sleeping porch,
lot 05x120, clear ot all Incum
brance, cost $3200. Will trade
for closo In residence. Will as
sume. Address box C01, enro
Mall Trlbuno. 290
MONK TO LOA.N
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
closo in ranch property. O. A.
McArthur.Toom 3, P. O. block,
phono 30 s.
1JUS1NIUSS lUllKOTOKY
Attorney
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALEY
Attomoys-at-Law, Rooms 8 aud
9, Medford National Hank bldg.
A. H. REAMES, LAWYER
Corey bldg.
-Garnett-
W. J. CANTON Attorney aud Coun
sellor at Law. 123 East Main
street, Medford, Ore.
Wtu. M. Colvlg George M. Robert
COLVIO & ROHERTS. LAWYERS
Medtord National llnuk Hulldlux.
U. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHKRRY
Attoruoya at Law, Jackson Coun
ty Hank Uulldtiig.
NEWTON W. nORDE.N Attorney at
law, room 7, Sparta building, Mod
ford, Oregon,
Motury Public
HELEN N, YOC1CKY Notary pub
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WILLIAM ULRICH Llcon.iod Auc
tioneer for tho City of Medford,
Oregon Terms reasonable, Rosl
donco phone 101-J. Office Jack-
son County Hank bulldlne.
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big secret In making springs Is th
tempering. Wo nro operating the
largest, oldest nnd best equipped
plant In tho Pacific northwest. Uso
our spring when others fall. Hold
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DR. It. J. LOCKWOOD, Chiropractor,
nerve specialist. Ilooma 203-204-205
Garnett-Coroy bids. Vapor
baths and scientific massage given;
needle spray, bead and shoulder
abowcr In connection; advice la
dietetic. medical rymnastlca,
bydropthcrapy. Lady attendant.
Phono, offleo 513, rcaldenco 511-H.
OR, A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Louiio K
Hedge Mcchano-Theraplit. Chiro
practors, Spondylotberaplst. These
lystems. Including dietetic, cura
tlvo gymnastics, bydro-theraphr,
etc.. produce results In both acute
and chronlu dlsoaaea. Consulta
tion frco. Over Deuel ft Co., cor
ner Main and Dartlett Hours 9
a. a. to 5 p. in. Other hours by
appointment. Phone 170.
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DR. W. M. VAN BCOYOO
DR C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentlsta
Garnett- Corey bldg., anlte 119,
Medford. Ore. Fhon HSR
INSTntlCTION
Mr. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teach
or of piano and harmony. The
Halght Music Studio, 116 South
Laurot St.. phone 170-R.
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OARUAGE Get vour premlaea
cleanod up for tb winter. Call
on tho city garbage wacona for
good service Phono 325-L. F.
Y. Allen.
Physicians ana Burgooae
dr! F. 6"., OARLOW, DlV EVA
MAINS CARLOW Ostoopathle
physicians, 410-417 Garnett-Corey
bldg., phono 1030-L. Residence
20 South Laurel St.
OR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D
Practico limited to disease ot
women. Offices 232 K Main.
Phones, residence, 814-J2; office
814.
DR. J. J. EMMKNS Physician and
surgeon. Practico limited to eye,
ear, noso. and throat. Eye scien
tifically tested aud glasses suppllod
Offleo 22S East Main St.. Hour
8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phone.
E. D. PICKEL. M. I). Office Jack
ton County Hank bldg. Office
phono -I3-R; resldonco phone 5S-R.
(DR. MARTIN O. DAR1IER Phyl-
clau nuu surgeon. Orflca Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hour
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
DR. K. W. CLANGY Phyalclan and
surgeon. Phone, office 30, reil
denco 724-J.. Offleo hours 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostoopathle
physician, S03 Garnett-Corey
building. Phono 904-M.
R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Ovor Hutchison & Lum
deu, 215 E, Main Bt Phone 77.
DR. W. II. HICICJIAN Homeopath
Offleo Hostel building, Central
Point. A(I tolophouo call answered
night or day.
Printer anil l'ubllatiere
MEDFOR.D PRINTING CO. ha the
best equlppod prlutlng office Is
southern Oregon; book bidding,
looso loat ledgers, billing syatema,
etc. Portland prices. 17 Norte
Fir St.
Btonofjrnpiicr
ELLA M. OAUNYAtt Palm Block.
Stenographic work i'iue quickly
aud wel,
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