Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 05, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextM ASHLAND SUFFERS FROM TWO FIRES IS AHIILANI), Fob. fi Two iiliiniiH of flu) orourrod Thursday morning, mill otiu meant IhihIiiiikii for tint Mm do purtiiiont, It win u iiiiliHtnutliil ichI li'iuo properly on OIIh shoot, owned by W, (', HiiiiiiiitHdii, of j'otiiluiim, Cm I,, uiiil formerly on-uplcd by J. II. Canny. Hh location Is uii (tin flu In In tho iiortlinin part or (own mnl out no fnr tlmt lliu water mirvli'o In not ir llio lii'Ht, (limit lining M ili'iuth or hy drants In (lint vicinity. Althnnjth dm inilo truck curries Hourly loon ft't'l Of llOU', (III) lll'Hir(lll)ll XtllN liiiudlt'itppi'il In ii'iirlilll); dm iu,t wild iiiliitiiiin stream. Tim Inillilliu; wait iiiioitiiiiIimI lit lliu limn ninl llio Iohh wiim Intnl. lustirunro 12T.U. Tim mm'oiiiI nliinn followed (tin first In short order, Imt tho lilnrn 1 1 11 it 't ninoiint lo ninth nnil wn Hiiii'li'li(tl on tlnj spot, Tho super MtltloiiH, how over, mo no tlm iiil vlu lookluu. for lint exported traditional tlilnl ronfliiKintlon. Tint rllv rouncll In ntiiint hositlnn bus riinfliiiiDil tlm iiiiolnliniiiit of III, K. (I. Hwuiliilibiirg nnil (I. W. Oregi: mi plifik'liin iiiomhors of tlm liimnl of ImnKli. Thi'Mi dm lorn uro iDlnforiKil liy Couiirlliuiut Wuro, Aiilicrnft ninl lllogol, liiyinitii, who nrtt to iihmUI tlm professionals. Tlm roitn ill ulfo switched (Im offlclnl dog eitlcher from tlm active to retired lint. pending it ri'iii)ii of tln rabies scare In (In nmnntliim dogs will now bo allowed n lirluf respite of unniiixr.lliii; CRATER LAKE PICTURES FRANCI I'lH.Tl.ANI), Kill. .',, Koiiv pic hue of Crater liil.i nn helm,' hIiowii nt tin' IVnlml lilirary nliou llioy will ti'iiiiiin until Tliurmliiy, Knliruiiry II, when lliov will In unit to Sun l'ritn I'ihi-o to Ihtoiiiii pint of tlii) pi'rnin unit Oiegini exhibit ut tlm I'nniituii I'nrifii' exiMiMiion. Tin1 pietim mi' pliolojrrnpliH to kin liv 1 II. KiHi-r, of lieinl plmlo'.'rnplii'r for tlm (lieut Northern rnilrinul. Mr. Kimt ih nt the lake from .liiim .'III to Oetnlter 10 lnt year, ninl took i!At) pmtitri'K; wliiuli Imvo Imm'ii coliirril in oil dy MIhm Myni lltilin, n I'ortlmn! nrtit, tinder Mr. Klxor'H ilirei"itui fnnii nolei iniiilc liv liim nt llio luno of ix- pn-iiii'. Tln I'olli'ctlon ut tlu library kIiowh tlm lulto from ntiiin owrv on. glt mill InrliuliM n piuiorniiin of tin In hn titkrn irom Onrlield penlc, n pmnt in il inn, 'J(IIII) IVrt iilmvi tlm wnlr. Wiiiii! island, Mint Itiicl., tin' I'limilinn Slop mnl oilier fonline of tlm lulm nil art) hlmwii. together with ninny views iittnincil liy Imt fow peoplo )(t.ii!eM Mr. Kimt, who in an intrepid iiiiiiiiitniueor. The exhibit it irninil liy tin CraliM" Luke rwnpiiitv, mnl jm in elnnx-r of Alfred I,. I'nrk lino), pn'Milent mnl inuiuiger of Hint oittmii.ntion. FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS TO OREGON OFFICES WAKIIINOTON, Keli. .1. Tho fol low int Onyon iippointnientH were iiimli' leilny: TlminiiN ItiiKhi, put IiiiihIit ill (Jiiinoy; W. I'. )iiJhmiii mnl V. II, Hi-entoii, fix il ent-ineeiH for tlm inleiH nti) eiiiniuen'e i'iiiiiiiiUmiiii ill NiiliiiiiH of t;i:iiii) ninl i:toi)(i re- Npentivuly; Dun If. Cntlier, Mnllno nyili I'otiiily, iiij-inVer for llio rccln innlinii Mtivieii; ('. II, Knin, Knini', elork in hiini'yor jii'iiernPs officii in Wyoming. liny Sioiits Tnko Xollio Do not overlook tlm ineetlni; on .Krlilny nlKlit, Kcli. nth. OwIiik lo (Im liankiit liall kiiiiio on the munn oveiilim It will Im neccHAiiry to nmnl lironiplly nt 7 p. in. ntt vmi want to compluln tho oikiiiiI.Iiik of thn )m trolH. Tlm Inrfinr hoy nro oHpoclnlly nrKoil to ho printout no tlmt wo will ho nlilo to get tlmin orKiviilzed ami form ijil nrcordltiK to thulc kUo. So ho nt (ho Nt jnomptly nt 7 ho wo will bo ablu to Hot tluoiiKh with our work oarly iih tiomo of tho boyn no iloiibt will wnnt to nttoml tho bimkot ball Kmno. k, n mux, Srout Mnator. ' Pmi'iitx of tho lloy HroutN I would nuk your mipport In hnv iik (bo boys iittniul our mootliiKH ub riiKularly iih poHulbto ns wo want to not, mir orRiinUutlon cnniplotod, nnd tinloHH thn boyn attond, wo can not microflsfully accompllBh thin, Your rO'Oporatlon In thin mnttor will bo npprocln(od, K. RD HUM,, Scout Mnstor. Notion On nroount of tho douth of li, Ii, DiivIh tho St. MiirkH (lulld dnuco will bo potionod until koiiio futuro dnto. L SMALL I(VS Fill COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS An order or piibllrntlou lhroui;h elreiilt eoint i'IihuiuiIh, eniloimid (leorne HtniibniiKou vh. I'M Kiileu, Ik Hiiiipoi'iid to nifiir to tho old opoia Iiiiiihk iiropitiiy In IIiIh ullv. Tlm ruliiH, iilneo Mm tiro or Hiivurnl yeniH iiko, hI ID ii'iiiiilu In tbu miino uiill(uu uliiHHirinitlon, Thin propnrly In lo. en I ed upon oiio or (Im riim.il nod inont ellidlilo uirimrH In thin town. I.lucoln'n birthday nrinlvormiry tuny liitnruforo with tho npurlal city elec tion called for tho mium date, Over tlm iltuliocvroy thorn proinlimtl'to bo a cIiinIi, It may bo that Hettlni: tin) dalo or the election on a holiday wan a met u colncldonco, hut many cotmld or It not very t;ood form to ontabllHli tlm precedent of mixing pleiimirn with liurlnexH, ouperlally hucIi ii Mtrloun plutMo hh iiiIiikIIiik a lenal holiday with ierlinp;i what iuU;lit provo to ho an IIIokiiI eiliictliieitl. .Moreover, lliu ditto net In a frlday, and In mitdlni; t Ii Im lonleudoii quite a fow do not wltth to roMott (o any unlucky oxpod Ion In. II, O. Ptirucliur, roproKoutntlvn of tlm Miittopolltau llln liinurauco In lereKln In thin territory, wan (Im flrnt party either Imro or In thn ontlro vnl- ley to plnco a mil for a lone dltttaiice talk over trauiicontliioiilnl tolopliono wlnn which rocontly havo ronnoctod tlm Atlniitln with dm I'nclflc wea. board. Rubject to a few prellntliiar I en in tho way of perfeclliiK thn In Mtnllinonl, dm con fa It between locnl bendiiinrlcrn and dm .Molropolltnn'H -fall lower In Now York City will oc-, cur nt nu early date. Just for tho pri'iK'iit, "I.liin In tuny." Klamath l'alln bnnkot ball kldn nnd kldlntn Mill piny another uuiuo with thin city Haturdn) night. Tho KnnioR nro In tho high nchool nerlen. and tho ovoutn havo mnlnly been dunl oncfi In thin yenr'n nchudulu thus far. N'oKotladoiiH nio ponding for a (rnnnfor or tho uianaKoineut or tlm locnl Southern I'nclflc Htockynrdn. Tlm coiiconHlnu linn been inndo n mut ter nubject to compedtlvo bldti. Con tractu lino boon drawn nnd bond put up, mid It In (own talk that, on or n bo ut 1'obrnary in, dm iiuinnKoniout will piinn under tho control or C. I'. Union, at (ho bond or u locnl drny norvlco. Ilnton wan formerly H. I. nk'ont nt Hlnklyou, nnd later on at tAided to freight tnlln nt tho Aidilnnd dopof. Ah per offlclnl announcement, (ho 1'olytochnlc kcIiooI will n dlHcontln nod hero Juno 1. Itcnnon kIvoii Ih oxcefH of oxponno over 4nroiniT. Tho iimlorlyliii; cniun In tlm Inntnltntlan of n thnmiiRh commercial couruo In (ho hlr.li nchnol, tho miiccchs or which In oxcoodlni; expectntloiiH. Tho Toly tecltnlc wnH renicKnlod, In a Henno, with dm oiul In view of ouablltiK thoKo holdliiR paid tultloiiK In innko uio of tho name, n movement which wnn u laudable ono and tho uiannKO mont diinorvoH credit fnr nffordliiK thin opportunity. Bam Storey, noil export or tho boot niignr Inloronin, wan In town Thurs day, HiiIiik up fipiroa iih lo bin par ticular uoih In (ho bit; enlorprUn. Ho rouirtu over It no ncroa oxniuluod, nlgnod up ami nccoptod up to date, with A flood of nppllcntloiiR for bin KorvlcoH In vnrlutin dlroctiouii. I'd roxrl, of tho Anhlaml creamery, pllot vl dm export OiroiiKhout thin torrl tory, mid tho (wo men were Kept mlghly buiy KoltliiK over dm ground In order that Storey might bo nblo to lonvo for tho (IrnutM Pohh dlnlrldt by Krldny or Saturday of HiIh wool;. .MonRin. Owen, I'crozzl, HrlggH, Itlcliardhon, Knderrt, Hartley nnd BtapoH, wdiii in Medford at tho ro cont hearing boforo Iteforco Nownuin of tho Hotel Oregon bnnkruptcy enno In federal court roouiH. MfH. Ilnymoiiil l'lullip-i xibileil Mrs. Pat Swayno Wodnosilny. Mrs. 11. Stophonson and ons wont up to l R, Phillips to hHind tlm ovoninj; lnvjiu; oiirilti, liHtor Finloy is stiiyliiK f'w dnys with Port nnfl Port Mnlvoo. Williiitu l.oudcn wan down Apjtlo 'iile toi'ontly on liu.sincHH. Mih. Culy vihitod Ah. W. Mosom of Wnlkins hih Wodnchdny. Henry ilonsh waft ut Rueh ono ilny Inst week. Mrs, Frank Snyder was tho uuost of Mrs. Niuvtou Lewis. lloinormld Vorni Sloplii'iisou hnvo liocn liuuling; liny for n few days. MisH hxilia Lewis vihitod Doris and Dorothy MoKoo Wodnosdiiy. I. C. Hurton Iiiih boon in Medford for a fow ilnys on husinoss mutters. Mrs, II. 11. Stophonson nnd Luolln Sfolxeo visited friends in Ashland and Jiioksonvilln Hiiiiiluy nnd Mondny. Mrs. Vornu Culy vihitod hoc oar nns, MV, mid Mrs. A. I). MoKoo. Sun- day. s l.oslor Piuloy wont to town Tuus dny, lloni To Mr. mnl Mrs. licit Haw, OTrwonn mail TRmtnrrc, TABLE ROCK TABLETS A, I,. Htmhrnok ban puidiiiMcd (wo flint Jorney cows from V, It. liyruin Ham .MaiHhal of dm Central I'olnt dlHtrlct wiih In theiio pints Kill unlay InnkliiK for need oats. i'hlllp Coiulnkey who Iiiih itpmit dm piiHt inoiith vIhIHiik at tho I'endland homo loft hint Mondny for Callfornln poltttH, Tho John lllglinm homo In (ho An (loch dlHlilct h now In touch with (ho world by telephone. H, M, Neii Ion who ndvertliieil need oatn In (ho Mall Tribune In rccolv lug many orders for tho name. Mr. Boftloii, Jr., or Mmirord In tho ipiOHt of Clark Colllun thin weok. Hip .MoMllllau or Wood, Cal., Kpoiit Tuesday and WodnoMilay at tlm llooxo home. Mrto onlon who In tonchlng ncbool In thn SnitiH Valley dlntrlct ropoitu that nu epidemic or Hiunll pox Ih rag ing In thoKo pnrtn. II lHioportod that dogn nro killing nheop on tho ICmlg ranch and Mr Myurn who Ih In chargo prodlctn that mhiio of tho dog worshippers hero aboutn will bo wearing mourning ero long. That portion of (ho Table Hock road Home lime called "I'timiuy Ave nue" In being graded, tho nature of; tlm soil In such Hint It can bo worked I nt any time. IM Vincent and Mr. Cnton nro doing (ho work nnd when It In completed will bo ono or tho fin est loailti In tho county. Tho rain of tlm Innt fow dnyn ban put a ntop to farming nnd grubbing oporntlonH, but noverthclcKH we woru glad to got It, It innkoH tho valley liogln to look like Its -good old self. U'o prenuino that tho ground hog now his shadow noro on tho nccnnil nlthough tho nun bandy nhown through tho rloudn nnd then not un til after noon but then "(hero nro none no blind as thoeo who do not wnnt to oo." Lawrence Kltzpntrlck nnd Ml oh llailn Ilynnn woro In Medford Hun day, ritz going to moot bin old friond Ivdward Scottl, who Is making a tour of tho coanl with tho International Quartet. Mr. I'ltxpntrlck and Mr. Scottl woro formerly Members of tho dlobo Qunrtot of Portland. Tho Tahlo Hock baseball team held i mooting nt tho nchool boutto on "Wodnondny ovonlng xvhon plnuti woro inndo fnr tho coming H-ntton. Vorno 1'oudlotnn was elected uinnngor nnd 1.. Kltxpntrlck cnptnln nnd n com mltteo wnn nppolutod to draw up a net of by-lnws. Several farmers In this district who sold wheat lnut fnll hnvo (Uncovered (lint (hey Hold to clono nnd will hnvo (o buy bnok at nn advanced prlco. Tho Agnto nchool will glvo n box social next I'rldny night nnd In this wny expect to get tho jump on their rlvalti In tho piano contest. Tho money rained nt tho social will bo used to purchnso votes. Last Tuesday ovonlng scvornl of tho Indlos of (Im neighborhood gath ered at tho MvMrldo home, II bolug tho 4 IM anniversary or Mrs. Mc llrlile's birth, tho usual good tlmo waa had visiting utter which refresh moots woro served nnd on departing tho guests expressed their regrets thnt tho evening had panned so illicitly, (.random Vincent who suffered a pnrylopllc stroke last Juno and lias been bedfast over since was pleasant ly surprised last Wediiosdny after nlon by tho Table ltock ladles who raum In to help her celobrato nor seventy-fourth birthday. Mrs. Vin cent enjoyed tho visit Immensely nhd only hnpou (hoy will not xxnlt until hor next lilrtlulny boforo calling again. After BOino nrguiuent by (bono who are to lake part In tho piny "What HnpiRMU'd to Jones?" It has been de cided to havo It Saturday night, vb, 27th. a fine hoy. Mother nnd child are do lus: nicely. S. A. Mourn was in town TIiiiimIiiv. Climate Failed: Medicine Effective KulToriTM from TulierculoiilH often think tlmt tiuxllclile will not holp them. Frond air. rowuliir Itulilts ninl Kooil fooil alii In roaliirliiK lion It Ii. ui' moro in ofieu nooilvtl. Many luivu liuuu leHtored to hrnltli by Lckitmn'M Altorntlve, Itoail tills. . XVrlduu, 111. "(iriillrniriit Tliruuidi ur In Mlriinipiiullir 1 liptr "" naxnl from n iimualurc Mrnir. Da llrvrm lrr 14, 1UUI, I tHkvu t Kit '!- riliultl I'uriiiiiiinU, hlt-li UMrloiirtl Blu 'l'uhrnuloaU (Lncllll Mvro leiiuil). lu iviiruarr, iitiin, I t lo l'rt XX'tirlli, 'IVtnn, Mini Inter lo (Mnuu City, Colorado.. Allrr lirlnif Inrrf (o xrrk. my ehjulclnii In furiunl mw thnt my n hope l. Tli r re urfka Intrr 1 rfliirurtl ouir, MrlKhhiic 111.1 iioumU, thi iloc lor linxluir ftltt'ii m no aanurniirf at rrni'liluK thrrti nlltr. tin July 14, 1005, 1 lirunu Inklntt llckutHu'M uondrrtul rriurily tor I. nun Troulilr, Nuw I mil Dtiiut nuil ttrll mnl rnn So nuy klml t mirk uliout my urn In Icttntiir." ,XIurliirtl. (AlllilnxlO AKTttl'll XVKHH. Kokmaii'H AlU'rntlVo la most IMciiulous In broiiolilnl untnrih and evero ilirimt it it tl liiui. nlToQtlohB ami up.luillillniT tho ayrtem. Con tains no harmful or liublt-rormlnij driiKH. Acropt no mi'mtltutua. Hnmll slio. M; rvKtilnr sis. ,? Kola liy leiiiilnir ilrtiKulmi. Write for book. Ifll Of I fPI) UI'IUH. IOi'Uiiihii l.uliarntiiry, I'lilliiitrliililn, rrino 1 tuul 2 a byltlo. motfotw, cmftaoN, GET TOGETHER A8HLAND, leb ,-, AVIlh tho In tent of kcopliii' the boosting Hjilrlt nt rorvont bent a got together mooting hns been iilnnrmd by tho Commorclnl club nnd Its nlllml orgnnlzatlon, tho LndloV Civic linprovomont club. A committee of flvo has boon nppolnlod. Tho duties ot tho mombors In not to bo superficial: they must sot the pneo ror ono of the biggest demonstrations along legitimate boosting linos thnt hns over boon wlttiossvil In this city. Kvory hobby will ho merged In n l.early, npontaneoun movomont for tho general Welfare Of couruo n bnn ipief will bo In ordor, nod that moans n food commensurate In Its appoint ments with tin Importance of tho oc casion, nnd with tho ladles enlisted In tho movement, micce-n H nioro than u-niired. In n post-prnndlal wny nr guiuent will apothoonlo advance ment. Somnolence will bo-squelched, knockers Idiockod, and pessimism will bo pitchforked without giving or ask ing (iiinrlor. SYRUP OP FIGS FEVERISH CHILD Mothers enn rest easy after giving 'California Srup of Klgs," because In a fow hours nil the cloggvd-up ..auto, sour bile nnd fermenting food gently moves out of tho bowels, and ou have n well, playful child again Children simply will not tuko time from play to empty their bowels, nnd they become tightly packed, liver gets sluggish nnd stomach disordered. When cross, feverish, rcstloss, sco If tongui) Is coated, then give thin de licious "fruit laxative." Children lovo It, nnd 1. can not causo Injury. No difference xvhat nils your little ono If full of cold, or n sore throat, dlnrrhoen, stomach-acho, bad brcnth, remember, n gentlo first treatment given. Kill! directions for babies, children of all ngoa nnd grown-ups nro printed on each bottle. Ilewnre of cpuptcrfult fig syrups. Ask your druggist for n r.o-ccnt bot tle At "California Syrun of KIcs " then look cnrefully nnd eo that It Is made by tho "Callfornln Klg Syrup Company." Wo mako no smnllor hlu: Hnnd back with contempt nny other fig syfup. Adv. ' FIVE ACRES SUBURBAN Especially ndopted to ber ries, cleared nnd summer followed in 1911. near ear line. Electric lino Installed nnd pumping proposition practical. No buildings. Jioun. Tormn. Also 10 noros suburban Improved, with wntor rights paid up. Nlco bungalow nnd barn, Inrgo borry patches, Eoino fruit trees nnd alfal fa. 1 1 000, good terms. Herrles bring In 1500 por annum. ROGUE RIVER LAND CO. Room 107 M. r. .V II. Hide OpMslto Pk Offlco HllZ MEETING PLANNED FORASHLANDCLUBS OSS SCK CALIFORNIA IAND TO EXCHANGE f ? ? KOR ROGUE RIVER VALLEY ORCHARD I have n 1000 aero tract of good land xvoll located in California A near a good town on two railroads. Suitable for ollvo, orange , and lemon growing and an excellent general farm and stock ranch jj proposition, Wator right for 300 ncres goes with tho nlaco. Two V ? r r t r t !. I...H.II m.i rim in uiiiiuiiiKs, lotnj pnea iiuo.ooo. All cloar of encum brnnre. Similar Innd adjoining la soiling from ?175 to J225 por ncro. Will trado for an orchard In this valley up to $7",000, nnd glvo good terms and long tlmo on tho balnnfo, EARL S. UIO (iiunett.Coroy mtlg. kkk: TRADES! TRADES! TRADES! Wo aro gottlng out a now "FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE" circular and want listings for trado for property In Washington, Oregon and California, or In fact any stato lu tho Union. Toll us what you havo and what you want, prlco your property right, and boo if xvo can ploaso you. HAVE BUYER now for host barBolu In flvo or six room rosldonco. What havo you? BENNETT INVESTMENT COMPANY fktday, iwiwiTAftV n, 4 ' - cnAHsrriKD Am. S Ono cont por word per Issuo. Hlx Innnrtlons for prlco of flvo. -S o'lrty coots por lino per month without change, 4 4 S I'OU ItK.NT UOVHKKKllVlSa ItOO.XLS I'OIl KKNT Ono suite of housekeep ing rooms nt ji uonowm street. 27C fort ltKr-ovrM5 1011 I:ST Furnished house. 03 W. Second, phono 370-W. 1!77 ''OK niLNTP'iirnlshod honso clono In. Iwiulro J, L. Ilelmn, 1 1 1 North Kir. 271 port haijK 5JiHtrnMiAXKous kuh hai.i; on hunt six room inodorn btingnlow, threo blocks from city park on Ivy St. Phono 47.'-L, owner. 27C KOH SALK Choan. team mules, bar nesM nnd wagon. Kor particulars call nt White s Ico Cream Kactory. KOIt SALK Double drawer Nn tlonnl cash roglstcr, good ordor. cheap for cash. M. and I. J. Adnms. .12 N. Kront St., phono 17H. 27 VOU SALK Oonrnriteed puro milk nnd crenni. ruraclenn Dairy, phono IJK2-W. II. A. Lunt. 27C roil BAM Sow and pigs, oxtrn good; nleo bred gilts. II. AV. Dav idson, Central Point, Ore. 27C KOIt SALK Oil TItADB Two Incu- bntors, two rented rubber tMred uuggy, n. c. toltz, phOno &21-H, 29R KOIt SAM Household goodi. rlflo nnd canned fruit. 1031 N. Con trnl nx'cnue. 27! KOIt SALT" Rhode Island Hod eggs, COc per setting. Phono 07-M. 295 I von SALK Hooking orders for Oolden and Silver Camplne eggs. also Ancona. Phono 3."9-L, 14 Cottnso street. 27 ! KOH SALK Sliver Cnmplno eggs for linlnlilnir nm.nf.ft nnir. fiOvl W Jackson. 273 KOIt SALK Single Comb Rhode Island Red setting eggs, four prem iums nt Jackson county fair. AH from good laying stock. Ernest Webb, Central Point. 273 KOR SALK Upright pianos In good condition, $75.00. Music cabinet cheap. Hrommcr Ilros., routo 3. phone 5S9-J2. 287 'MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN On closo In ranches. C. A. McArthur, room 3, over post offlco. Phono 3CS or 130-R. 2S9 LOST LOST Scotch Colllo dog answering to name ot Max. Kinder plenso phone G11-J3 Stanton Griffin. FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE Roguo Rlvor Vnltey Fruit Lands. Dairy, stock, poultry ranches and Timber. Colonization Tracts. Desi all-tbo-ycar-round cllmato on coast. Health Resort. Wonderful aiodlcl nal Springs. Heaver Realty Co., AshTunil. Oregon. NEW TODAY 240 ncres of which 200 acres Is tlll nblo, level land, about SO acres now In crop, largo plastered house, good springs, near nn inland store, 19 miles from Medford, level rond to place. Plenty of outrage. $35.00 per ncre. An aero of Jlear creek bottom In Medford, good modern houso, hnlt tho plnco set to bonrlng fruit, balanco good for any purpose $1050.00. C. D. HOON '4 K .SkTj t TUMY J Medford. Orceon. I 1915 KOR HUNT. -MlflCKLLANriOUB KOIt IIKNT-10 ncres frco. M IJrlckson, Hotel llollnnd. 272 FOR SALE RHAL ESTATE KOH SALE--ITvo ncrcs, xvcll Im 205 proed. V. O, box 285, KOH SALE Improved 10 ncron tin dor Irrigation, two nrros berries, 3 miles north Med ford, small cash payment, terms on balanco. Krcd Puhl owner, J. W. WnkoHold. ngent. 273 KOR SALE Two omall ranches ono two and one 10 acres, flno sugar beet, garden or poultry farms. Mostly In good cultivation, on bank of crcok, one-quarter mlto R. R. station, stores, post offlco and school. A dress liox 03, Rogue River, Ore. 273 FOlt SALf. MVInoCK KOR S AI.El 2 "cxl'ra good frcih cows, 4 yearling holfers, also young calves, flno team of farm mnres. Nash Livery Barn. 289 WANTED MlsCrciXAXEOUS WANTED - To trado 2.'. acres dulry ranch In Pnyctto valley Idaho, nillo from town and railroad, new nix room bungalow on place for residence property In Medford, or Ashland, modern bungalow pre ferred. Addresn O. Weston, Now Plymouth. Idaho. 280 WANTED TcTrent house, JG.'OO por month. Clark Renlty Co. WANTED To let contract for 50. foot tunnel In Irrigating well, con. tractor to furnish all equipment. E. T. Koes, Talent, Oregon. WANT KI SITUATIONS WANTED Woman desires position, hotife work, good plain cook. Mrs. Rolls, Ashland, Oregon. 274 WANTED Work for man nnd tenrn. P. O. liox 2S5. 275 WANTED Married man wants posl tion as foreman on ranch, capablo nnd familiar vlth stock and or chard. Box It. N., care Mall Tri bune. 272 HELP WANTKf-.-MAI,K WANTED An experienced fitter. State experience. Address 10, caro Mail Tribune. WANTED Competent and active foreman for largo fruit ranch. Please state experiohco and ability. Also references nnd salary ex pected. Box T., caro Mall Tribune. FOR EXCltAXOb KOR EXCHANGE Will sell cheap or exchange Moycr's spray pump nnd barrel on sleds used once; set golf sticks and bag never used, flno Martin guitar, nearly 100 years old; Washburn mandolin slightly used, three K. W. electric heater, almost now. Wants chickens, chicken house, lumber, Implements, good traveling bag or labor. Ad dress xvlth phono, care Mall Tri bune, A. A. A. 272 EXCHANGE Wnnt to sell or buy anything? U C Rndor. 114 N. Front St. Employment offlco and rentals. Photo 125. Nuff Scd. business ntitccrroirr Auto Bnpptlea LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W aro operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Uso our springs when others fall. Sold under guar antee. 2C North Fifteenth St. Portland, Ore. Attorwy PORTER J. NEFP, WM. P. MBALE1 Attorneys-at-Lnw, Rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Dank bldg. A. E. REAME8, LAWYER Gamett Corey bldg. Win. M. Colrlg. Goorgty It. Robortt COLV1G & ROBERTS. LAWYERS Medford National Dank Dulldlng D. P. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERR1 Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coua ty Dank Building. NEWTON W. DORDEN Attorney at law, room 7, Sparta building, Med ford, Oregon. Dentists DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN BCOYOQ Dentists Garnott-Corey Hldg., suite Medford, Ore. Phouo 856. Ill Stenography and Multlgrnpli Wotlc mrs.'m promptly nt reasonable rates. Room 3, Palm block, phono 107. WHY? A word to thoso who aro coming back. Land for tho past bIx months has been hnuglng ut rock bottom prices. A groat deal of liquidation has taken place In this tlmo, My bus iness alono In tho last halt of this year has amounted to nearly $100,000 I bollovo tho last four or flvo doals I haev umdo represent absolutely tho bottom. Land with reutal value of 30 nn aero will not long remain at $300 au acre. There will bo no boom but land values will imptove some. Good roads, irrigation, saw-mill, box factory, choap power, sugar boets, canning factory, good prices, Batlsflod customers, perfoct days. Hurry, see Medford first and J. C. BARNES Room soi, First National Dusk Bldg. V$Cm ? " 'i L.'-'-j.itiJKi'Wi HUSTNHHfi TIIKV-GTOft'C AssAylnft. E. R. CHOUCII"-Asnyer, chflmlst, metallurgist. Custom Assay Of flee. Mali order bbslnosh solicited. Prices, gold, $1.00; cold And sil ver, f LiHi' copper, Jt.OOfrRotd, sil ver nnd copper, 92.00. Mailing en velopes frco on request. Rofflr ilnco, .ToBftphlno County Hank. Rooms 201203 Hall Hldg., C-rants Pass, Oroffon. 358 r-.'r.r.r'. - .---. r -vr-zrt.ri sri-TTr; ,tl Chiropractor DR. A. R. HEDQEH, Dr. Laulso Hodges Mochano-Thcraplsfs, Chiro practors, SpondylothorAphuB. Thew systems, Including dlotettcs, c.i ra ti to gymnastics, hydro-theraphy, etc.. produce rosults In both acuta and chronic dlsoases. Consulta tion froo. Over Deusl ft Co., 'cor ner Main and Dartlott. Hours $ a. m to G p. m. Other hours by appointment. Phone 170, 'tjlfc-rf fc-ft-Ml DR. R. J, LOCKWOOD,, Chlropraetor, nerro specialist Rooms 203-204-205. Oarnctt-Corcy hldg. Vapor baths nnd scientific mnssa'f given; neodlo spray, hend and shoulder shower In connection; advice la dietetics, medical gymnastics, hydrotherapy. Lady attendant. Phone, offlco 643, residence 411-R. Employment Ajprncy Wo are here to help people 'Mt r- Ruble, competent help. We fur nish holp In almost all llWi of business. Wo make a specialty ot competent men and wives for ranches. We solicit your pv?e age. Blttner's Real Bstate a4 Employment Bureeu, Room 6 an 7 Palm Building, Medford. Pbom 858. Airs. J. S. Clark, Manager, successor. Engineer ami Contractor ,iHi'ibM-i,,i,l,XM 1 t I NI FRED N. CUMMINOS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & IL Bldg. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation, drainage, orchard and land Im provement. Gftrtmgo GARBAGE Oct jonr prefcnlsea cleaned up for the summer. Call on tho city garbage wagcras tot good -service. Phono 274-L. F. Y. Allen. InstrncHou la Music HAIOHT MUSIC STUDIO Room 401. Garnctt-Corcy Bldg. Frod Al ton Halght Piano, Jlrs. Florence Halllday Halght, Tolco. Telephone G3-W. Notary 1'abttc HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary -lie. Bring your work to no at U sitn of the Mall Tribune. rtiycslciaas wig. trargeoaa i'ni'ii''W"W)WI)lXwIXi DR. P. O. CARLOW, DR. KVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopatala physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corey bldg., phono 1036-L. Resldeaee 26 South Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopatnts physicians, 303 Garnett-Cdray building. Phone 904-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Offlco 228 East Uala fit. Hours 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. bl Phone. E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Ofliee Jack sou County Bank bldg. Office phone 43-R; residence phone 68-lt. DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physi cian and surgeon. Office Palm block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J. OIL IL W. CLANCY Physician asd surgoon. Phones, office 36, resi dence 724-J. Office hours 16 to 12, 2 to 5. DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Paystclaa and surgoon. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D. Practlco limited to diseases of women. Offlcos 303, 310, 3.11 M. K. & 11. Bldg. Phones, residence, 814-J2; office, 814. R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Otcr Hutchison & Lums don, 215 E Main St. Phone 77. DR. LYDIA S. DOW Osteopathic physician, practice limited to ob stetrics and dlsoases of women and children. Offices 3 and 4, St. 'Marks block, hours 1 to 5 p. in. Phouo 1C0. Res, tho Dow Hospi tal, Central Point. DR. MCM. M. DOW Physician and surgeon, obstetrics and surgery, offices 3 and 4 St. Marks block. Hours 9 to 12. Phono 1G0. Resi dence, the Dow Hospital, Central Point. i' iT- '. ', n , ' r Printers ana Publishers HEDFORD PRINTINO CO. has the berit equipped priutlng "office la soutberu Oregon; book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systSBM, etc. Portland prices. 27 Norta Fir Ht. Stecogmpners SHOE REPAIRING First class sbm repairing, on modern electrle machines while you watt B. N, Bldon, located in Kldd's Sac Store, Phone 3 13 J. i Trans rem tiSn EADS TRANSFER &STORAOH CO. Offlco 42 North Front St, Fftbiis S15, Priced right. Serrtce tusr ntaed - - ' r'Tf-7m ' nn iw.il'i Typewriters und Suiplte. TYPEWHITRns AND SUPl'LIB New Remington, Smith Premier--and Monarch typawrltlrvg, adding,'' and Bubtraptlng machine, rebuilt machines for cash or uay pay- -: ments, Machines' for rent, ribbons and Bupplles of all I;lJ, s4ntl re-, pairs free ot eUnrif. IMmer 'H, ' iieunett, 10 qui ww i.. jnsoimi 038.R, J rA-. H Lf'J rj