Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 22, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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NEWS FROM COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS
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ASHLAND AND VICINITY
Tim "Honn" league, otherwise
Known nil tlm Houllinrii Oregon Nat
Mini Attraction fiMiiorliitlon, mi organ
Initlini roniii)Hi'il (if boontorn In llm
CllllllllllH Of JllCllHOII, .lOHOpllllllt itiul
Klniiuilli Ih imitating Ii) Unlloii or
alignment of the three coijnlhiH
through ILf conuiiorcliil bodies liilo u
'iiiinuuii liuml or workers ror llio wl
MiiirniiHinl or tint n'iioral good. All
'(ho goiiininrrlul clulm or ehainherH or
Hiiiiiiiiircn In llio irl-roiinllcH urn be
I ii it uiged to Join tint uvimiitiit, tho
f , being nuniliinl IT oiin wnnlM
Hcotnfry, rriiltN of mineral wutern ko
to Jackson; If 'io mrfir Mock or
gulu raining, or In season clionncH (o
limit I lie elusive duck, go to Klfiiii
mli; If, however, unit hlioulil he
Hlezcil with llio wanderlust ami wishes
to mliiit cave dwelling or ioiiiii llio
lorimt, .liin KnowlfM like, In the wild
ernriiH, no to JoHephliin. Thu IiIkii Ih
to tiinn ii community or Interests uiul
xilolt tlu'in on a "give ami take'
Imnlii. Will (I. Steele, or .Medroitl,
Ih iiiiislilcnl, ami W. K. Newroiuhe,
or Ashland secretary.
Athletics urn lining y,iD nn Im-
pi'lUH Ht III!' ellSt Hlllo Ml'llOOl by the
Introiluitlon or both volley ami bask
ctlinll. 1'rof. .M Until Miponlses tlm
spoil, ami two teachers nru delegated
ilally to nrnilm In llm worli,
.Mtm. Ilaiolil Alkln, or Medford,
roriimrly MUs Muy limit, was In town,
Tuesday, visiting numerous ri'latlvi'M
here.
.Mm. J. W. McCoy, wire or llm
i-ashler or llm Flint Niitlonal Dunk,
nn In .Mi'ilfonl, Aiito Day, vlHltlnr.
with llm family or Judge Calkins.
Aipli Day wan Imp! more In tint
breach Hutu In llio observance, Tim
notable display wn In llm windows of
llm Citizen llnnl: where an even nix
boms or Newtowns Spitz, Hun Davis,
Wlllnwtwlg, Red Cheek ami Limber-
twlg specimens with viewed with nd.
inlrntlon. Tluy wore parked by Ihe
Ashland Fruit iissni-liitloii, the nanrnii
or llm Imllvlilual growers haviiiK
liomi IohI In tlm shuffle. Tim Ash
laml Trading Co. also exhibited a
flnii collection, Even tlm Cummer
rial rliih which luu tipvnl thousands
of ilollarM exploiting apples, ami
which generally at this tlnm or your
ha a No. I exhibit or standard spuel
men on display, illd not not 'uni up
Tuesday to llm xltnl or a cull or a
core. Favors presented nl llm East
ern Ktar mooting Tuesday evening,
Willi' prime .lonathaiiH In all llio glory
or their aiittiniiial colorings ami rlrh
flavor,
Volimy I'iiIiIk or (JranlH Vaw, Ih
Imto vMHiik lit tlm fninlly or hln
ilaiiKhtiT, Mm. Torbort Hnnfonl, hav
ing ri'i.'iitl)' riiltiniml frtiin Diiiimniilr
whcro Im vUltml another ilniiKhtor,
Mm. CorK V. (Illlnttt'. TIio'Iiiih
ImtiiU of both thoM ilaiiKlitorrt aro
Siiuthcrn l'nolflc niiiployoit,
0. I. Ia.uIh, who rauibloit up ami
down ami acroM tlm noiitlmrn On
Kon I'oiiutry with no piiruintmut nliltW
liii; plain, look I in; after tlm IiKitcMh
or llm Orenonlan In theno artH, wuh
In Inwii Timxitay.
(Jhluffitrelll, not Im or el nlato
fanie, IhoiiKli potno.iiiluK a iiniim
KoumlliiK Hoinewhut hlnillar al llm
lumil of baud or iuutclauH or morn
than iirillnury merit, Kavn a concert
at thu Natatorliim Tuomlny iiIkIiI, (l
lowed by a ilancltiK party which wan
largely attmuloil anil Kri'utly en
Joyoil. Ahhlaml'ii leadlnp xrailuaio nuiHB
arn perfectlm: thutiiHolven In post
unidiuito work, and opo of tho lateHt
to taho advaulaKn or tho coiirno U
.MIih I'ourl (load, diuiKhter or Mr. and
Mm, David (lood, who left tlilti week
for I.oh Angek'n to tului up a "U
uiontliH' i'oiiiho at the rallfornla Iiob
pllal, a noted liiHtltutton or thut city.
Thu Coiuumrclal club In aRiilu iikI
tatliiK tho qiioitlon or a Hinall inunU
ipl lovy ror publicity purpnuoH, in
lluu or a dliiH't appropriation by thu
council ror hiicIi necdH, IiuihiiiucIi uu
thuiu Ih a dlffoieiicii or opinion iih to
thu IcKiillty or tlm latter plan. On
thu IiiihIh or an approxlinato valua
tion or $:i, 000,000 ror Ashland, a
mill levy In thu lily bmlKOt cffordH
about 1100 rovnuo ror tlm upkeep
or thu library, mid a levy of i!-lil or
a mill In bohalf or tlm park cummin
ulnn ylvUlH 1800. TIiuhu aro wry
low and InuruaBim will bo nuked by
tlm roipectlvo boardH. Tho park
coinmlHBloii b oiitttlnd to two iiiIIIh
under thu charter, whllo thu llbrary'H
iiooiIh IncreoBo yunr by your, A coin
iiilttuo from thu couiiuorclal orKUiilA-
Hon ban boon appointed to tuku up
tho publicity roa tu to with tiu city
nut limit Inn. Iniidtuitally limy nilt;ht
nlfio iihI; ror hu 1500 haluuro out of
a fi'iOO apM'oiilalloii madu ror poHt
a(t piirpomm Hpuciricnlly over threo
ymiiH iiK'i.
V. I, Hickory mid fainlly left on
Tui'iiday for tlmlr winter homo In
Han Dli'Ko, ufler a roHldnnro In AhIi
land of noarly a year, Tlm family
raiim Imru froiii (Iretit I'iiIIh, Monl.,
mnl find II very ukihhuIiIu In iiibu llio
ni'Veinl hiiiimiiiii In vaiioiiM lallltiileu
ruuuhiK ft tint Miinlumi lo Hoiilliern
1.
('alironila, their Mtay In noitthcrn
OniKOii beliiK the happy medium be
tween two uxtniiiiuH,
Klnrtllni; accimatloiiH In Momlny'H
TlilliiH aro cuiixlnr, no. ili'.viloimi'iitn
HiiiH far, ItiiptibllcaiiH aro iKnorltiK
tho entire matter. (Ircer, howover,
Im a live wire, mid will iitlr up a hor
liDt'w nenl lr Im coimldnrit hiicIi a
coiimn nuci'HHary, Tlm ritpubllcauii
arn without an organ, tlm TIiIIiikh
havltift bevn iiietiuiioipliiiMod Into u
pniKremilvo nlmuL with pro-hyhild
tnndnncliiM, llooth Im tint only run
dldatit It ntipporlH on tlm republican
ticket,
Tlm Kauilur IiioIIkth arn anions
thu bunldHl youiiK men either In HiIn
or any other town.. Thu tinrtnt con
mImIh or .loo, Will, Henry mid I. no,
mid I hey certainly bullevn In dlvur
Hlflml IndiihtrlcM and iimreovor carry
tlmlr Ideau Into practical effect. In
dividually they carry on a law dairy
unt henvy Krowrm or fruit mid voko
tahlcH, and alno contio) tlm output
ot llm clly'H prlmipal KrccnliotiHCK
both an to early vei;i'iiihlii and flnrl
culliiral produi'U. In tlm one ar
ticle or celery, for luxtauro, they will
mini thin rail about f.O.oOO IiuucIkih,
not only HiiiiplyliiK Dm boom nuirket
hut ditto exporllUK a lot to oiitHldo
InrnllllfM,
DUNC0M BREVITIES I
f
W had a heavy rain Pi (day and
Kiinday,
Joe (loldNby ami Hurley Hull have
Kone nn n hunt.
II. I', l.uniHdeii Im on lleuvor hunt
liiK (Jultit a few from WalkltiH ami Cal
mer creek attended (he duuwt al
Itucli I'rlday nlitht.
Home or tlm Watklni poeplu al
tetided the dance up t'ori'Mt creek
Kutunluy uliiht.
Ilert llarr and llrvln l.uwlii took
a fine hunch or beer cattle to market
Saturday.
Dave Colter or .lnrknonvlllo ha
iiiommI on Palmer creek to mine dur
ing llm w Inter,
Frank Snyder or Iluiiroin In very
Puny with IiIh beiuiH.
Orphn Lew In or lliiocoin Im vIhIIIiii:
her frlendH at WatkhiH.
Mm, I'hllllpK ami .Mm, Culy were
the KUentM or Mtm. A. I. McKce on
Tuemlny.
I PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS
Mru Nina KennicH entertained thu
l.adleM' Aid Til u mil ay iifioruooii,
Mm. ('. C. Hcotl returned Haturday
troin (UtendliiR the Hlato I'oderatlon
or CIiiIm at ICiiKeiie.
Mm. J. II. WebKter attended thu
uinrrlaKO or K. Wild ami MInh Carrie
Gallop In Medford Innt Thurmlay.
illiiK
Mm. Auderxou or (irautit I 'ana Ih
vIhIUiik her ilaur.hter, Mm. II, Akct,
or IIiIh place,
J. I'. lllttHon or Medford wan In
town WcdiieHdny tu thu Intercuts or
IiIh candidacy ror bherlff.
Mm. HarrlHou M. Wild or Chicago
waM tlm K'lcMt or Mth. .1. II. Webster
the pant week. Mm. Wild caiiio went
to attend the marring ot her hoii
which took plnco liiHt week.
Mr. mid Mm, (I. Ynit, Mr. and
Mm. V, llaruum and daughter. Mar
lon, Mr, mid Mm, K. I1. Cope mid ion
Clare, Mr. and Mm. W. J. Klinrr t.iul
J. 1 Wurtmmt wont to Mcdfcrd
Haturday uveuliig to hear Governor
Wont pcak. While the Kovuruor U
not mi orator he told In :i utrnlclu
forward tiimiunur the condltlotm In
statu affalm mid hov he met tliont
and had the iiyinpathy ot the mull
vuva thrmiKliout Ilia hiicccIi.
Tlm Pacific lilidivvny Ih ncarln;;
complotlon lu thlu place. Tho vrew
from tho HOtilli have one a short dln
innco to ceiuuiit until they roach the
place where the oaiuont work ondod
on the north
.Senator Chamhorlnln mid n "nuin
hur or MuiHorlKm wore in (own Wed
nemlay. Tho honator renuwod old
aciiialntauceu mid made new ouch.
lleportod by Jackson County Ab
trnct Co., Blxth and Fir Sts.
Circuit
Joe P. Moomaw vh, hula Mooiunw,
Divorce,
Kl6reiice U, I.onudnlu vh, Ucoiku
W, I.oiiHilale. AiiKwor.
(luy W. atull vh. 1'raiik II. Hull
et nl, Order deuyliiK motion,
Margaret It, llutterriold vh. I.ucy
W, WIlHiin, Dcra'ult,
Jiulit V. Miller vh. draco V. Miller.
Default.
Mary .Ioiiuii vrf? William Joiiuh, Or
der,
11, 1. I'lury vn. l.enora IJ, Klury.
Divorce,
O, M. CornltlUH vh, J, Merlin
Onlior. Order or default,
W, I J, I'hlppM vh, John Itocho, De
faiill,
V, II. NorcroHB et uk v, Unit, A.
IIiiU et u. 'Default.
I'il'Mt Inloi nulloiial Hank or Hoiilh
COURT H SENEWS
MUOTOIM) MAIh
TIMHUNR,
IS. .''.. '..
"WET" LEAGUE IN
FIGHT OVER COIN
Only Two "Taxpayers and
Wage Earners"
BREWERS PUT UP FUNDS
KNOWINO THAT OREGON
DRY MEANS BETTER DUSI-
NEBS FOR ALL LINES
SAVE ONLY SALOONS.
1IY OUTON i:. GOODWIN,
Publicity Dfimrllllrlll, Cnlllllllllrr ll f Our
lliiiutrril.
Tho great
irmko Oycifoii
cnmpui&ii to
"wot" Iuih
failed.
The exjiosuro by Dr. Cora
Talbott, Kccrelary of tbo
"TaxpayerH' and Wage
lOarucrH' League," thai 1 lu
organization connrsted of hvo
lioi'fioiis, h'H. Uuniway and
)r. Talbott, mid wiih fi
nanced by the browerH and
diHtillers to make Oregon
"wet," threw the fat into
the fire.
Tho brewers and distillers
know that all kinds of busi
ness save theirs is better in a
dry town.
Tlicy know this has liccn proved
by riKurcK unil farts from Salem,
Orctfoti CMy, lloicliunt. Albany,
NcAvbcrif, Ashland, Corvullis, Pen
(llclon mid many oilier towns.
Organitatlon Spread Unlruthi.
So they organized tlie "TiiNpay
its' and Wukc Kurncra' I.cjikuc" to
.prend inisliiroiiiiullon uliotit Ore
Hon lry.
Tlicy know bank deposits in dry
towns liuve increased in number
mid amount. Tlicy know bad dcbls
are almost unknown in nil dry
lowns. They know collections arc
heller. They know arrests from
drunkenness arc almost unknown.
Thy know avary dry town in Or
gon it proiparout.
So, they became desperate.
Taxpayer' League I "Joke."
Then Ihcy oiKunizcd the Joke
"Taxpayers' mid Whkc Ivarner'
lA'uguc." Dr. Talholt was .seere
tary. She beeiuue disKiisted when
she learned money was hciiiK col
Iceled liy Hie brewers and distil,
lcrics by (lie use of her name, and
.she resinned.
Then Mrs. Duniwny advertised
lavishly, annuuneitiK Unit llie money
the "leuKue" va iislnn was pro
vided by lite brewers.
The ciitnpiiiKu of misinformation
carried on by cmploscs of the
leaKue, who urc also employes of
the breweries mid distilleries, is
nosy kuosvu all over Oregon.
Brewer Spending Your Money.
livery man, woman and child
lias to spend 20 a year wilh the
saloons.
If yon do not drink, some one
else hat. to pay YOl'lt share.
So, it is YOUIl money the Ore
gon brewers and Hastern distil
leries have been using to pci-Miudo
YOU Oregon wet will do YOU
good. It is believed they expect
to spend over 200,000 of YOUH
money.
They know Oregon dry will put
them out of butinei and help every
other kind of butinei in the ttftte,
Although tlie breweries mid dis
tilleries know Oregon dry is for
better business, prosperity and
more work, they me fighting il.
No Saloon; Bolter Dutinett,
Vo have had bad limes with the
saloon, huven't we 7 Why not try
no saloon? it can't make tilings
worse and is certain to make
things belter.
The reason is:
Money tpent on tho saloon can
not be tpent for grocariet. Money
pent in the talooni much of it
goat Eatt. Money tpent for dry
good and grocorio ttaya in ihe
tawnt and make better butine.
Tk member of the Committee of
On Hundred re all Orogonlont.
Most oC them nre business men.
Tlicy sk you to volo Oregon dry,
because they know, us the brow
er.i also know, Unit Oregon dry
mciins belter business, idwer tuxes,
more work mid a return to pros
perity. l''or tho experienoo of nil Ore
gon dry towns bus proved this to
bo tho case.
7tld tdvrUiwent by Couiulttit of On
Xudrtd, 711 Horgta side., rortland, Ota.
lleml vh. K. W. Carder, Default and
Judgment,
Vienna .M. Dodge vh, Frank I'
1 halite. Motion to uiuku more1 defi
nite ami certain,
TIiiih, II. llooil.'nuiuio vh. II, J,
Taylor el ux. Auuwer.
0, I1, lleluiH vh, llulo'a I'lmio
Home. Older, affidavit.
Victor i:. liutio vh. T. 0. NurrU
MTCD'li'O.tn, OUWKhV, TlirifKIMY, CKTOWW 23,
et nl, Motion for writ or reittltutlou,
Jtalpli ', l.owo vk. ICIinarr Lowe
lleliirn of HiiminoiM,
h, I), Clark vh, .1. I'. Kranldln. Jto
ttiru or Hiiiiiiiioiih.
i, Vi tlulihard l nl vh, Win. Hcotl.
Keturn or SiiniinoiiH.
Carl K Hilly v. .Mary ,. Whitney.
Hull to forocloHo.
K, U. Powell vh, Hannah J. (Ill
lxirfet al, Order ror inilillcatloij ot
NIIIIIIIIOtlH.
.Minnie K. Hlnjileloii vh. Win. Sta
plelon. Divorce,
U, V, Huhhdrii et al vh. Win. Kcott.
Action for money.
(ieo, W. Cherry ailiultilHtrntor or
eKtnte or Anna HteplieiiH vh, the Ael
n a Aceiilent & UuMllty Co. DIh
iiiIhhci, (Miiih, K. AiiHtln el al vh. Henry
WnlilerH. Dlmnlnfi'd.
I-'lrnt Nntlonal Hank or town City
vh. CIiiih, A. Ilrouu, .lainen -Oourley,
umler tho name or Talent Drug A
Furniture Co. DIhiiiIkiumI.
W, S. Cumphiili vh, W. I), Stead
man, DlHiiilmied,
Henry H. Tuttle vh. Odelln (lor
don, H. I.. Kagalcy, Mm. Kinmn M id
ler, Mary C. K. WUe. Dlniulntioil.
J. II, Howmmi vh, Diilny A. IJovv
inan. DlHiulxHed,
Mluier Coicmnn, Kiiard ot entate of
Ihiilly I.. Carjiunter vh. I.lllle M.
Iletiiy el ux. Dlniiilncoil.
Ida K. Thiiriian vh. W. II. Tliur-
uiau. Divorce,
I'rotiale
Khtate or John Al. i'rlnk. :tlicl-
liert h. Coffin, ndininlRtrator,
ICntntu of l-'rnnceH H. Pankfy. Pe
lion for loan. Order to iuiiko.
Kxtate of .IokojiIi Welch. Order
for nalu of pergonal iroeriy. Peti
tion to Hell name.
ICntalu or W. W. Klfert. Order
ami Until nccoiint.
Kxtate or Jann'H O. Hill It Ii. In
veiitory and aiiral(ii'in'iit.
IXate of .lolm D. Whltuhead. Pe
tition ami order.
POLITICAL CARDS
I'OIt COUNTY Itr-cnUDICIl.
I hereby announce myself as tho
democratic candldato tor tho offlco
or county recorder or Jackson coun
ty, to ho voted on at tho renoral
election on November 3, 1914. if
elected, I will do.ny duty au I have
In other rcMnonilldo position Uint f
linto held. LKIC I.. JACOllS.
(raid Adv.)
I hereby announce injuclf as can
dldnto on tho Hepnbllcan ticket for
county recorder. It elected I will
glvn my undivided attention to tho
duties or tho orrice. Klectlon Nov. 3.
1UM. CHAU.N'CUY VlJOUK Y,
(Paid Adv.)
COl'XTY TltKASUItKIU
I am tho democratic noinlnco ror
treasurer of Jackson county and will
npnrcclato your support.
S. (SID) I. BROWN.
(Paid Adv.)
I hereby announce that I am tho
republican candldato and nomlQca for
tho o(rij" of county treasurer.
FKED L. COLVIO.
(Paid Adv.)
ItKPHKSNNTATIVB
Marian Ii. Towno, democratic-pro.
grenslvo nomlueo for ropresentative.
(Paid Adv.)
I'OIt STATU RK.VATOIt.
II. Von der Hollen, (present lncum
uoni). uopmnican nominee, en
dorsed also by the prosrcsslvo party
(Fold Adv.)
Thos. K. Nichols of Eagle Point,
democratic and Out to Win candidate
for statu senator. Sixth senatorial
district, Jnrkson county. ,
(Paid Adv.)
COHONKK.
I wish to place my namo botora
tho voters of Jackson county ns an
tndopondent candldato tor county cor
oner. JOHN A. P13UU
(Paid Adv.)
W. W. Ussher, republican and
democratic noinlnco. Subject to
election Novombcr 3, 1914.
(Paid Adv.)
FOlt SllintlFF
I horoby announco myself as tho
democratic nominee for shorirf or
JackBon county to bo voted on at the
goueral oloctlou Novembor 3, 1914.
J. F. IUTTSON.
(Paid Adv.)
Hereby announcing myself as re
publican candldato tor sheriff at tho
coming olcctlon, I stand on my past
record of efficient sorvico In the in
terest of tho taxpayer, and respect
fully solicit tho support of ait votors.
V. II. SINGLBH.
(Paid Adv.)
COUNTY HUHVICYOK
Domocratle candldato subject to
election Nov, 3, 1014, I respectfully
ndor you to my past record as u basis
upon which to Jiulgo my qualifications
for tho above named office.
During tho present term I have
been chief deputy county surveyor,
mid luvo been actively tuiKitgud In tho
priii'lleu of civil engineering una ur-
vcylng In tho county for tho pnit six
yearH,
If elected, I will endeavor to Horvo
tho public In n manner that will re
flect credit upon tho offlco.
A, T. IIIIOWN.
(Paid Adv.)
I hereby nnnounco rnyscH as llio re
publican candidate for tho offlco oft
county Hiirvoyor of Jackson county,
Htibject to tho election, Nov. 3, 191 1.
Qimllficiilloin
Wan county surveyor ot Plpestono
county Minnesota, was county survey
or ot Clatsop county, Orogon, tor two
torinH, wag for 12 years city surveyor
and engineer for the city of Astoria,
Oregon.
For tho past four years havo boon
located in Medford practising ns a
surveyor and civil engineer.
If elected, will carry out the duties
ot said office, faithfully and econom
ically. AI.FItKI) H. TKK
(Paid Adv.)
axxou.oi:m!:.t.
I horoby announce myself as a can
dldato for your Insurance. Polling
place, Jackson County flank building,
open every day. Holmes, "Tho In
siiranco Man."
(Paid Adv)
-.- '. .
FOlt iti:.r iiot;.sn?
FOlt IlKXT Four room cottaso with
large ncnened porch, good loca
tion, ?8.00, water paid. Call BOS.
isr,
FOR IIHXT Strictly modern bunga
low, easl (rout on (ieneva. Jliim
phrey. JSl
FOlt ItBNT I'lve room modern bun
galow, with wood hIici! attached.
207 Cottage, paved Htn-ct. 184
FOlt HKNT For tho winter, smnll
fiirnlHhfd apartment Iioukc to re
kiouhIIii party. Addnns S., raro
Mall Tribune. 184
FOlt ItF.NT -November 77 five rooiii
modern bungalow, shade, fine lawn,
water paid, good location, til per
month. 820 West 12th St. 200
FOR HKNT Six room house, No. 925
-North Central Avo.; alto 20 acre
ranch, ono mllo north or city. Ap
ply to J. S. Howard, room 40S.
M. F. & II. Dldg.
FOR HKNT Modern flvo room fur-
nlhhcd or unrurnlslwd house. S.
West 2nd St., phone 938-M. 183
FOR HKNT-Four room furnlihed
Iioukc. 717 North Riverside. ISC
FOR HKNT FUHMSMFll ROOMS
FOR HKNT Modern furnished
rooms. Tho Cottago, C04 V. 10th
street. 198
FOR HKNT Hod room with kit
ebon privileges. 403 N. ItartleU
street. ISO
FOlt IlKXT IIOCSKKF.KPING
ROOMS
FOR HKNT Furnished housekeep
ing suites, gas, wood beaters. 234
K. 9th St. 1S4
- - -" -a -
FOR HKNT HOARD AND ItOOJIS
ROOM AND HOARD At 145 South
Ivy. Mrs. C. L. Grant. 192
FOR HKXT Fl'RXISIIKD AITS.
FOR RENT Large sleeping rooms,
and tnodorn housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable.
Phone 247-U 123 Bouth Holly
strettt. .
FOR RKX1 MISCKI.I,ANKOUS
FCdHKSnmu'r.wh.Tvn'iiiea
from Talent. Call 42 1-J Medford.
11US1NK8S OI'PORTFXtTI lS
iiS INKSS (MMHTRTrNlTV A
chance to mako 200 tier cent pro
fit on a small Investment. This
opportunity open to every one.
For further particulars call on
Medford Poultry & Kgg Co. 1S4
FOR SAI.K OR KXCIIANGK
Roguo River Valley Fruit Lands.
Dairy, stock, poultry ranches and
Timber. Colonization Tract. Rest
all-the-year-round cllmato on coast.
Health Resort, wonderful Medici
nal Springs.
Heaver Healty Co., Ashland, Oregon.
NEW TODAY
.Mai kill Down For Quick Sale
120 acres ot finest of free sandy
loam soil, good building. Irrigation.
A fine supply of Implements, also
crops and stock worth $4000. This
place comploto at $25,000.00. This
U a splendid buy, Investigate, It.
100 acres ot elegant Hear creek
bottom land, partly In jiears, good
buildings, close lu and irrigation on
part. Should he seen to bo appre
ciated. $lti an acre.
Got busy, mid buy whllo property
Is cheap.
C. D. HOON
WHY?
I urn making doals for a largor per
cent ot my customers than ut any
tlmo tdiico I started business.
I want your proposition. I am
making up n Real Ebtuto Exchange
Hook, 1 will not list properties at
inflated values either for Halo or trade
so lu quoting price or property, give
lowest null valuation,
till I Firt National Hunk Hulldlng
Phono 1-.J
J. C. BARNES
ffll I
FOlt HAfift LIVBSIOCK
FOlt HA Mi Knur youiiK brood own
and weaiiFd plgo. A. W. Stone,
phono 201-JI.
FOlt HALB
sonvllle. Cow, Phone 403 Jack.
180
FOR HAUX-Fntidly driving
Call 124-J.
mare.
FOR SALK Cheap, two year old
regldtcrcd Jersey bull, highest rec
ord west or Chicago, also two line
row!, Walsh's ranch, mile out N.
Roosevelt Ave. 199
FOR HAI.B Good, gentle work marc
Hound and true, price $40.00. HaKv
terms. W. M. Jlrlttbln, Medford.
1ST,
FOR SA LK MIHCKMiAXKOUH
FOR SAI.K Fine solo II. cornet,
have no line ror It. Come and see
It lor I will sell It to you at a
bargain. 1013 West Main St. 183
FOR HALK Xlood cook Hlove rheap.
L. O. Colver, Phoenix, Ore. 180
FOR SAI.K 20 Hhnres Farmers &
Fruitgrowers bank stock tor 1200.
TermH. Inquire M. J. Kmerlck.
FOR SAI.K Haled grain hay
corn. C. W. Isaacs, phono
R4.
and
f.9t-
FOR SALK White and Hrown Leg
horn hf-ns or will trade ror spring
rooster. Medford Poultry and
Kgg Co. Phone ",83. 185
FOR SALK Five ton baled grain
hay; phone 121, Central Point, or
addres box 218, C. P. 18 I
FOR SALK Grain hay, good horse
or trade for cows. Phone even
ings r,C4-V.
FOR SALK Corn, J2& per ton, three
miles west of Medford. P. D.
Lolland, Jacksonville. 28S
FOR SALK Ono electric boater, only
been need three week" at Palmer's
Piano Place, Garnet t-Corey Hldg.
isr,"
IIF.Iil' WAXTKD FKMALK
WANTKDWomeiv -Sell guaranteed
hosiery to friends neighbor and
general wearer; 70 per cent pro
tit; make ? 10 dally; experience un
necessary. International Mills,
West Philadelphia, Pa. ;
Iiniil WAXTKIx-MATiK
WANTKD One gentleman nml one
lady salesman with good address
and accustomed to making big
money. Hnve a proposition for
you that merits Investigation. Ad
drens box C. W care Mall Tri
bune. 1S3
WANTKD Two energetic, capable
salesmen for one of the best farm
land sub-dlvlslons in California.
To young men who havo the ability
and can show a good, clean record
this is an exceptional opportunity.
Our organization Is most complete.
We offer you every assistance.
Stlno & Kondrlck. tbo well known
and reliable firm of San Francisco,
ore looking for men of tho above
caliber. For further particulars
nee W. A. CornltlUH, 123 K. Main
St.. Medforjl. 183
WANTKD Experienced working or
chard foreman. Must be ablo to
show results, near Medford, State
salary wanted and give full par
ticulars. AddresH X. Y., care Mall
Tribune
WANTKIe SITUATIONS
ViKDPo'sl?lonirtoro! Good
habits and honest. References
furnished. G. M. Altken, Medford.
Phono 380-L. ' ISR
WANTED Contracts for wood cut
ting or laud clearing. P. O. box
. 3C2, Medford. 192
WANTKD Sewing by day or pleco.
Mrs. Marquani. 245 So. Central
Avo. Phono 379-M. 18C
WAXTKl2-MtSCF.I.L.NKOU8
WANTKD Cider mado Tuesdays and
Fridays, 50c for barrell. Thor
oughbred Huff Orphlngtous and
cockerels for sale Jl to jl.50. Old
K. Walker place on highway be
tween Medford and Central Point.
George Hilton. 19 1
WANTKD A stock ranch. Will ex.
change my equity of $3500 lu a
fino 9 rom residence In Pomona.
Cal., for a stock ranch or a good
Improved relinquishment and
home cash. A. L. Schultz. S40 W.
Monteroy Ave., Pomona, Cal. 180
WANTKD To buy a Hewing machine
and rocking chairs. Address oox
55, care Mall Tribune. 183
WANTKD Good, competent book
keeper, stoady position to right
party. Apply by letter, box 100
caro Mall Tribune. 184
WANTED To buy corn on cob.
Walsh's ranch, mllo out North
Roosevelt. 198
FOR KXCITANtiR
WANTED To exchange ii good vto
liu tor a repeating shot gun. W,
Spath, 2U West Jackson St., Med
ford. 185
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good gontlo
pony, broken to rtdo, lr drlvo sin
glo or double; also buggy and har
ness, Inquire G10 S. Oakdale or
phono 319-J,
KXCIIANGK Want to noil or buy
anything? II G Rnder, 114 N.
Front St. Phono 125. Nuff Sed.
LOST
ASTRAY October Hi, utrnyod from
It. J. Houar'u piiHturo, Medford, ouo
Jersey heifer, 20 mouths old,
branded right crop and under hit.
187
FOUND
FOIiMD-Hlcych, owner muy Imvo
Hume by pi living properly and nay.
inn lor nil, uiu nun in wiiKUHi",
lUl
rAOR,awvTO
nimiNKHB DiKtctruont
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W
aro operating the lament, ehJett
and best equipped plant In tho Pa
cific northwest. Uio our spring
whon others fall. Sold under guar
anteo. 2,0 North Fifteenth St.,
Portland. Pro. t
Notary 1'iiullo
HKLFJN N. YOOKKYNotary pub-
lie. uring your woric to mo at ion
elm of tho Malt Tribune.
Transfer
KAM TltANRVKU Sr HTmiAtlR OO.
Orflco 42 North Front St. Fhoni
315. Prices right. Sorvico guar
tntend. AUonieyn
PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MISALHY
Attorncyn-at-Lnw, Rooms 8 and
9, Medford National Hank bldg.
A. R. RKAMKS, LAWYER Garnett
Coroy bldg.
Win. M. Colvlg, Geotga M. Roberta
COLVIO & ROUKRTS. LAWYERS
Mod ford National Hank Hulldlng.
II. F. MULKKY & OKO. W. CHERRY
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Hank Hulldlng.
NEWTON W. HOROKN Attorney at
law, room 7, Sparta building, Mod
ford. Oregon.
cetxs.-- - r i - .. -,.. i.,. , ':,":, I
Chiropractor
bit? Xlt. II KDG ES, 'fir. LouITb!
Hedges Mochano-Theruidsts, Chiro
practors, Upondylntheraplsts. Thes
ryHtems, including dietetics, cura
tlvo gymnnstlcn, hydro-therapliy,
etc., produce results In both acuta
and chronic disease. Consulta
tion free. Over Douol ft Co., cor
ner Main and RartloU. Hours 9
. a. m. to C p. m. Other hours by
nppolntmont. Phono 170.
DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor,
ncrvo specialist Rooms 203-204-200.
Garnett-Corey bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific mazsago given;
needle spray, head and shoulder
shower In connection; advice la
dietetics, medical gy;nnnstle,
hydropthorapy. Lady attendant.
Phone, office D43, residence 511-R.
Kmploymcat Ajtrticy
Wo aro here to help peoplo get re
liable, competent help, we fur
nish help In almost all lines ot
business. Wo make a specialty et
competent mon and wives let
ranches. We solicit your patron
age. Dinner's Real Estate an4
Employment Iiureau, Rooms 6 kb4
7 Palm Uutldinr, Medford. PhoM
858. Mrs. Uyrd Caster, Manager,
uccesser.
DcaUsta
DR. W. M. VAN 8COYOO
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Garnett-Coroy Bldg., anlte Sit
Medford, Ore. Phone 8S8.
Garbage
GARUAGE Got your premise
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on tho city garbagewagona foi
good service. Phone 325-L. V.
Y. Allen.
Instruct loo In Music
lfAIOHT MUSIC STUDIO 11C So.
Laurel. Fred Alton llalght Piano,
Mrs. Florence Halllday Halght,
volco. Telephone 17C-R.
Htecugmpncr '
SHOE REPAIRING First class she
repairing, on modern electrlo
machines while you wall. E. N.
Dlden, located In Kldd'a Shoe Store.
Phone 313J
rhyctlrlaaa tinn Burgeons
DR. Y. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corey
bldg., phone 103G-L. Residence
2C South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physicians, 303 Garnett-Corey
building. Phono 904-M.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practlco limited to eye,
oar, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Office 228 East Main St.
Hours 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. a.
Phone.
E. D, PICKED, M. D. Office Jack
son County Hank bldg. Office
phono 43-R; residence phone C8-R.
DR. MARTIN C. DARUER Physt
clan and surgeon. Office Pain
block, opposite Nush Hotel, llourf
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
DR. R. W. CLANOY Physician and
surgeon. Phones, offlco 36, reel
deuco 724-J. Office houra 10 t
12, 2 to G.
DR, S. A. LOCKWOOD byslcU
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D.
Practlco limited to disease of
women. Offlcos 232 K. Main.
Phonos, realdouce, 814-J2; oftlee
814.
R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician an4
Surgeon. Over Hutchison ft Luu
deu, 315 E. Main St. Phone 77.
DR. MO M. M, DOW Physician aa
Burgeon, Dr. Lydlu H. Dow Oe
tooputhlo phyBlclau, offices X-4 1st.
Murk's block, Phono 1C0, Meet
donee tho Dow Hospital, Central'
Point. '
Printers hO 1'uniislieM
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. hu tli
best oqulpied printing ofriee Ml
southern Oregon; book hlndtsA,
looso leer iodgors, hilling eystsnti
etc, Portland priCM. 27 ,N4ji
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