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Newspaper Page Texti. v; OS CAR AND ( GIUPlTNDOUS! AtAKVELOUs!! J) If I .... ..... ,. , . ., .... . .v .... . , W- - - J 1 l I II !! I l ! I I News From Tim M'l-ojiil iiit'i'tinj? fur lii iiiipie t iiiiikiiiir ininn(Mii'iit. fur I ho mi I tun I ctomitory picnic ami -VllKit t valley Hold imt will Im liclil in tin wmooihtiut W!niMMy evening, Miireli .1, lit 7:3(). Tint, mcphi, ' wltirli hIII Ih Ih'Ii) each month from im until May '-'0, (ire upt-fi Id the iHililio liml ll iit IiiiiI ilmt n Uuve mutilnTiHilmliY 1nMinl. Mriitr in yob i' $ip4fliiiiA find InHp'hooct thi I' Will. S. fc Hcrtsou nf lliiniliinc made it trip down, tin rfvur HiiihIhs. Itii'lmnl INick ciuho down fnnii Steamboat Sunday. Itv. I.ottrc l'll Ni'ivicfM mI the jH'litHtHtutHw liml Siimlny ovuiiitijr. .loku IVriii'H ilriivn In .iMekmiivillti lnt week tn ittliiml tliu fiuu'mt if Mr. lWkninii. Alice Itinplinm spent lit work I'tnl villi lirr Min'iitK mi TliompMiii creek. Mr. Ititte iiimli' h hinduc trip to (Irani Jfrt Tluirmlny, lutui-iiing liy tlm way jHatklfiird. .Mr. aiiil il rtf. Cluster KiiMi nml I'Mttli Kuiili went visltm. in .Inrkmuii-. villp RnlVlnUy nml Sunday. I I'wjnk Knnt4n hfii hsoii ulmonl mm nftiuel nil account if niekniw. llciuft nml Charlie Moe en mo from Cent ml Point FHilny iirternnun to vinjt I lil r imrentn. Jlrta. Ilrail mnl Mm, iilil wolf oh the Uk lint lnt xvvU. Mr. nhiI Mi. Mftrali llnMwIn mnl Intmhler 1tU went In Meiirnnl nn Mimilny (u vil Mi. IliiliUvinV tnmlitfr, M , JUuifoll'ftrifii mul Kwl Offmi Imclmr ntlioil tht telephone. ineet inir At' Itnult HumU.v. Han't fprnel tluf .In nee nl the no eliilb.t Imtl Hut unlu y nifilit, MmivIi (I. TUe thrf bHHkoibnll kiiiiiim v)m,m1 nl I(imi' lutll UMt Hulunlnv niht wn very eveHuiit. The (eiri ofdernon of North l'lioenix, the neen. Muiphy and Uie uINm of Applivntn Med the fuxt imiuu of the ovotiing. The hitler wmi. the Memo lieinjf 7 to ft, Tlm fir.t liny' tennis of Murphy and Appleirute I lien pluyed, with n neote of .'ID to I in favor of Murphy. Tlm Kueli Inntii and Apiiletfnte'rt t.ce- nud lwitlinyiil.'Applegatu winning, lliiiflni ImiiiKglt Ui 13. Inn ij&ieti Offi'iilnii'lior. Ktlwuril Kuiili mid MenlrUie O'l.liiou won vi itoi'M a) lhi' Men hi'ine Ruiidiiy. m1 Kiiiluy nfleiuonu win (Im nnsiilHr ilny for the meeiiu; of (Im lndu(iiitl t'luli. Tho time wnu Hpcnt in u field meet nil the Nelmnl Ki'onml. MidM (litrtrudtf llliilfy wan it vinitor at I lie Head home Siimluy. Ilornmn Otl'iuilmrher went to town one day la-l ueeh. I'M wn id O'l'iinn mid lirnerit Nolile iiiuie out fiom Medford, tnvinu' nil iiikJiI at lleiiiHin Orfiuihaclmi'. Thev intend to go up Cltnpinaii creek mid I'rntpccl, THY CONCUnRED "'JrEr--: &. "Sny, do ynu Knnw, this war kjvob n fellow it perfect conlimipt lor daii KerV" "Wi'll. 1 ueir liml n liinh opinion oT dnii(,rei', ut thnl." crl Jm.f (A "t 3H0K n ADOLPH S UIf?G ADCLPII, TAKG SHR. """" GJLASSL'C UND OXAMING, Dtl? PAIR. I "Dl'V ttliVPALNL'td xcn iryc Amur, can't r.rJLT. Our Neighbors I Mr. nml Mr-. II. S. Olfiiim nf Till -enl weie Mcilfnnl Ii(i-iiihm vinitniH Sntnnlrty. Minn Suiter, leneluir in N'nrili l'line ni. neliinil, Hicnt Hnliiiiliiv in Meii rnnl in the intenwt nl' tliu improve ment nl' tin' ehililien'x piny irrimmlK Wo I enl el In ehronicle the ileatli of the infnnt ehilil nf I'mrewfor uml Mk Senliy nf I'hneiiix IiihI I-'riilny. Anioin; ilniMi from I'linnnix who nlinpjNtil in Muilfnnl Sntiinlny were: Mm. Dr. Miilinren, Mix. Senliy, Mix. (Iriitiiili, Mr. ('. On ley, Mint Jnnn iiIIm I'urry, Mm Mron llninnm. Mr. mnl .Mr. IM Aiulermni. Mr. KU'iii-h nl' I'lioi'inv mnl Mr. Itrennen nl' Medt'onl M'ie miller nt CnreyH Monilny. MiM Snmh Henry enme nut tn her pure nt.' Imino m North Tnlint Siitiiriliiy evening In ittteuil the ilnnce Kivi-ii ui IMint-nix hy Hie V. 0. V. liny. Mrs. Cnllio Mutton, one nf tint olil lime ieiilentH nf the vnllev, i viit' liiK hor enii-iu, Mi-h. ,nhn (InilTH, for n whorl time, vliile returning tn her home in eiiMorn Oregon l'roin u trip tn Mexien mnl Snn rYniiiiirii. Mr. (1. 0. MeC'hiin nl I'lmenix went t AmIiImiiiI .Sutunlny to visit her linillier nml' lii wifo, Mr. nml Mrs. W'nlter llnrvoy. mioiimt ni hip near old pioneer in die IntH hcen nnmhercd with the de parted Amitte Stnllt, UK ftllti M'HH ktmwii mill onlle.l liv every old roi ilent nf Hie alloy. .Mr. Stout wim unions tjm very enrlTehl settler nf tho Koiui.ltiver viilluy, mid for ner forty yi'rH litis lived in IMmenix, lnv eil mnl ret-peeled Ity nil wlin Ijimw her. Last Sutiirdity eirniii" whh one loiit In he reinetnliered liy ninny nf llie friiiniU nf Mr. ami Airs. V. . An- inn helii) Mr. AnnDrMin's hirthday. nfly-thii'e nf thoir friend had planned a Mirprice and at half part ei)lit ptthored at hi home mul tool; pnCMHion, Mnuv nf thi'in were huleu with Komi things tn eat. With name and uiuiiKeuientH swiftly the iiioimmtij fepcil, until 11 o'clock, when rnfrwIimoiitH were Hervcd, mid nt 1'J the kucMh departoil, ihitiK Mr. An derxon many luippv jeturn of the ilny. l'Vaul; Muxhiuu nf UoiikIo wuh (rail in;; in Medfnrd recently. .Ml. I lurch of dingle piiHhi'd through Aulioeh Friduy on his wny to tlm vnlley. Mr. mul .Ills licit Cluipinuu nf HciikIo worn vihituifr Mrs. (.'hnpiuau parents, Mr. mul Mrs. Morrison, in Medfnrd u few dys this week. At tlm lust nu'ttinp nf the Autineh l.itorary sueiety tho nuijovity of its mouthers oted In 1'nvor of chnninK (ho place of uieetiu lo tho Chappui' oil sclioolhnuse, as it would ho ninro convenient Tor most of tha.nit'iuhors. Tho mooting will ho hold noxl 'Kriiluy nijihl, March ft, Cotno and join tlm Micii'ly mid help with tho proKinni. lv. It, Ilruwu of Medford will kudu enmmenco tn liuihl n Hovon-rooni huu Kii low an his fiuo Autineh rmioh. This will mhl a hltf improvement tn tlm placo nml inula' it one of tho ho.it in tho vnlloy, Mr. Shultr. nf Moonvillo, wiih visiting his relatives mul friends In Medford u fow days this wook, Stove Monro 6f Medford wa visit inn his hrntlmr Huho Sunday. Mrs. (War HndKors mul Miss Blanche wore visiting ut tho homo nf Mr, and Mrs. 1'oroy Chnpmau Suu dny. I). HuRHoll of Mcilfnnl nml Mr. Iluoii were vixitniN nl llio Uuxsoll dairy fuvin nt Hoajrlo recently. Jim Diukens und William I'ninoroy of tio JlonilniVH worn visilinp; mid trading in Medford IIiIh week. Josho GIubs, uuu of Antiooh's ni'OP- WITCH ITEMS MflDlTOtti) M'ATIJ TIMBUNP), Discovered; a New Point of &UCH (3CAUIDO VDT lieroiirt farmerx. in Imiilin (.'rain tn the Moilne oichnnl. Mr, uml .Mm. I.ueiiK of Iti'iile were trading in Medford RaturdHy. Tlm raiiiH have innde our romK in had whitK) lor auto travel. Metier wail for u few rfiiy' mniKhiiie In pay IIH a ihit. , AmotiK tliofiit ulio uttumlcd tho hampict nt AHlilaml Trlilay evenliiK wore MoHrH Iliiran. Adnuouu, Hok loy and ThdmnK. Tliu local tliontcr wns ojionoil tiKaln HiIm week under tho iimnaKOiuoiit of J .Mr. Hull of X'untrnl Point. Tliu thoiitur will bo upvn ovory Wedni'K dny cvunlnK. Dr. Hnrt uml family moved last of the wook Into tho Sloppy liouvo re coiitly vnratcd liy Mr. mid Mm. It. J. I. uko. Oiiq of tliu front roomit will lie lined for mi office, thus doln tiwny with tho rooms provloiiHly occupied lit tho Allies liulldlm;. Mrit. I). Works returned Hundny from a three wouk's vlult with her MlHter at (llendalu. Mm. II. J. Coleman ami dauRhtern Dolphin mid Klvu visited over Bun day with rulalhcH In Jacksonville. Mrs. C, M. Thomas entertained n muulier of Medford and Central Point friends nl r00 WedncKdny afternoon. Jny Terrill Is taklnc care of the rural mall route thlH week an Mr. Ilowiunn has not been fcollnn very well. A prolluilnnry try-out for tlm Tul-nit-I'lioenlx declaiuntory contobt was held Friday nfternoon at tho high Hohonl, Couipetltlou wns keen In every case except the humorous and In route eases scores were co close Hint tho judges had n hard tlnio to niaku declkloiiB. In the dramatic r.ectlon Maude Me Caslln spenklni; tho "Haven," and Helen AdnuiNon spenklnc "The llrldKO Keopor" won. In tho oratorical sec tion Kilmer llaley In "Kulo;y on Wondol I'hllliis," and l.Ioyd Turner In ".Mark Anthony" wero successful. Opal Uncus spoke "Tcrznh Anne." Attn Scott wns not nlilo to ho out hut ulll sponk "Tho HuRgloses" and with o'pnl Uncus will represent the Talent iclioot In the huinoroUB section. Mrs. Thus, llrown, Mrs, Lewis Drown ami Hov. Adiuiis acted as Judgos. Friday evening. March fi nt tho Ttil ent It I Bit school auditorium litis hcen set for tho first content with Phoe nix. In this contoui six students from ouch school will compote. Two from each town In ench of tho three divisions, oratorical, dramatic and humorous. Tho second contest will ho held Friday evening, Mnrch 1- nt Phoenix nt which tlnio decisions, will ho ntiiiouurod and three engraver gold mediilH will be awarded to the ones making the highest aggregate scores at both contests. Three Judges will make a careful scoro of nil de liveries nt each of the contests but decisions will nut bo announced until nt the final contest at Phoenix March In marking, gonernl delivery rouuts K0 per cent, articulation and lironuuctntlon -H per cent, gestur ngo Ifi por cent ami cnrrlngo 10 per cent. Tho teachers of tho dlfforont schools mo trntnlug tho students, It being ngreed that no prize bo nwnrd- ed to otto obtaining aid from u pro fessional elocutionist not connected with tho schools. All contestants are working hard and competition will bo close tiH considerable rivalry al ready exists between the two schools, An unusually largo per cent of tho pupils are out ut tho present time nursing colds. Tho disonso Is having n demoralizing effect upun the school ns so many havo boon compelled to 'miss their regular class work. A Likely Charge Idiwyor You miy that tlto defend nut ran his autimmhilo into tho show window of a millinery ntore, hut that doesn't show ltd was intoxicated, does it? Officer Well, nn; hut when I pi" rn.ffiil litm tut umiu li'V'tiiti. mi lint lull,! - "V TALENT TALK Now Yuri; Cllobe. ' " J MEDFOIID, OHMJOiV, A TAlPVLlfJD Ofrv35rniK5 SPlfcMDoB! IT FA'JCIIWIM ifvUKV liL'HOUCER.. IT IliG A KALEIDOSCOPE Of ACT UND POUSVJ Reported by Juckson County Ab trnct Co. Birth and Fir Bt. Circuit Ilnrkhofr vs. Marl i John Prader. Ileply. C. f Johnron vs. anrnett-Corcy Hardware Co. Stipulation. Thos, D. (loodpnsturo vs. II. J. Tuylor et nl. Order enlarging time to file transcript. T. !:.' Denulleu vs. C. II. Auwlcker. Cost bill. John Button s. Twohy Dros. Co. Heply. ftljr Frwl fltelnor, Fred Itolchon, under tliu mime of Oa): Park Drug Co. vs. Dr. A. W. Korlhok. Cross Interroga tories. I'rohnlo Kstnto or A. P. Talent. Heport or sale of real property. C. A. Williams vs. Thos. H. F. Hn gol. Complaint. Heal ISfttuto Triuikfer Samuel II. Drown et ux to Kath erlno K. Mulct, SW or SW SB 3: T. 35 It. 1 B., W. 1). John A. Perl et ux to D. O'Toole. lot 9, blk. II, Med rord. V. I) I). O'Toolo et ux to Nellie M. Perl, land In Drobnok's re serve. Medrord, W. I) .1. V. Flnnoll et. ux to Eliza beth A. Smith, laud in Ash land, W. I) II. J. Van I'onsen et ux lo J. W. aud C. A. Finnclt, land In Ashlnnd. W. D John I). Wilson vs. William Sylvester, land In sec. 3C T. 37, K. 4 W., W. D 10 r.on 5.S00 750 10 50 KOK IIK.VJV-KOUSIS FOU KENT 11 room furnished hotiBo closo in. Phono 21S-V. AV. A. Mcssner. SU3 FOR HUNT Modern furnlahod house. G03 W. 2ud. phono 370-W. 293 FOIt 11KNT Six room furnished and eight room vacant house. 310 N. Dartlett. FOU IIBNT Modern houso with telephone on ranch adjoining Tal ent, bnru, several chicken houses, 500 egg incubator, largo oil heated brooder house. Ceo, E, Jeffery. Talent. 293 FOR BALE ItEAfc ESTATK FOR SALE 1C0 aero homestead near Rogue river, patented. Has water rights and mill sight, four room cottage, 20 acres under cul tivation, partially fenced, balance timber, some merchantable. Price $3000. Wrlto Mrs. E. Curry. Grants Pass, routo 3. 302 FOR BALK ntiUSKS FOR SALE Fivo room house and garago, lot 72x110, fine trees, lawn, flowers and berries, all as sessments paid, $1800,00, easy terms. Geo. V. Hooves, 1310 W. Main St. 29S FOR SALE Oil KXCHANOB Roguo Rlvor Vnltey Fruit Lands. Dairy, stock, poultry ranches and Timber. Colonization Tracts. Best all-tlio-ycnr-round cllmnto on const. Health Resort. Wonderful Medici nal Springs. ItiNiver Iteultv Co., At-hlnnd. Oregon, WHY? IT IS VOl'lt IUH1XESS TO SEE MK Becauso my stock tn tradu Is to have optioned tit tho lowest cash prlco the best buy In thlu county. I have boon on tho ground look ing out for you for tho past five years. Nearly everyday I have in vestigated some "good thing." 1 have eliminated everything except those deals which I am convinced will se cure mu satisfied customers, In a row houra tlnio 1 can give you tho benoflt of this research. It Is my business to show you over the county and introduce you to tho possibilities and opportunities -here. Sco Med ford first and J. C. BARNES Room SO I, Vlrsj UujiaT Hunk lUdg. COURTHOUSENEWS Tt'lOSDAV, MMICU 2, Interest J DCR UJOR.UT'3 AECMfTCeTUEAL tiRAMDEUR IN EVfJKY Fo?M MINABET PA60DA GOTHIC ARCH SPIRE UND KAMPAfcT. OH, VONDBRPUL!! VVfcv TOK BALK MlfltfttiLAXKOUS FOR BAI: GO sack of small Dur bank potatoes 75c per sack. Phone Jacksonville 2 1-F11. 294 FOR SALE One light Drahma cock or prize winning stock. Mrs. C. Carey. FOR SALE Bet or double harness. C. A. Myers, phone 8-R2. 295 FOR SALE Wo deliver sterilized buttermilk, 10 cents a gallon. Call Medrord Creamery. 29C FOR SALE To orchard bonds In Rogue River Commercial Orchard No. 2. Cost JC00 and will sell for J500. Address M. D. Yates, 922 Empire DIdg., Atlanta, Georgia. 340 FOR SALE OR TRADE Two Incu bators, two r.cated rubber tired bugcy. II. C. Stoltz, phono 521-R. 29C FOR BALE Rhode Island Red eggs, 50c per setting. Phone 407-M. 295 FOR SALE Fivo acres, procd. P. O. box 2S5. woll lm- 295 FOR SALE FIno Tolotis gcse eggs. Phone or address W. R. Lamb, Medrord. 310 FOR SALE OR TRADE 12 h. p. en- glnn; 15 h. p. boiler, all In running order, will trado for Ford car. Ilrlng on your car and look at the engine. Address box 24, Jackson ville. Ore. 307 FOR SALE Dry wood under cover. Oreen body fir, 1 4 .50 per erd. Val ley Fuel Co. Phono 7C. FOU BAI.R ilVKSTOCK FOR SALE Six fresh cows, six cales, two teams or work horses, .three mules, two sets or heavy work harness. Walsh's ranch, mile out North Roosevelt nvenuc 31S FOR SALE One team, weight 1200 each, ono flno driving team, weight 10j0 each. Union Livery Darn 293' FOR SALE Ono pacer, seven years old, weight 1050 pounds, eligible to register, lady broke, price 1175. C. K. Gates. 293 FOR SALE Ured sows and gilts rrom prlzo winning Duroc Jersey herd, Jackson county fair; also boars old enough for servlco and weanlings. L. II. Houston, ouo mllo west of Talent, phone 3-F12. 297 WANTKIl -'msUKl.liARKOCS WANTED To buy second hand wagon must bo in good condition. Prlco not to exceed $25, phono af ter 5:30 p. m.. 571-R2. 294 WANTED To purchaso hotel rango or largo range nud household fur niture. Stuto cash price and full particulars. Address IL, care Mnll Tribune. WANTED 1 will pay cash for a 1913 or 1914 modol Ford car. Glvo description and price. A. D. Stan ley, Central Point, Ore. 293 WANTED One or two roomers, with or without board. C04 North Riv erside 293 WANTED Ulack Spaniel or French terrlor puppies. Phono R-13Y. 294 WANTED To lease, a good placer initio near Medford. Address Placer, care Mull Trlbuno. WANTED $1000 for ono. two or threo years. Good security. Ad- dross 1250 11., care Mall Trlbuno. 293 IIKliP WAXTKI) FEMALE WANTED Girl to do housework mornings from 8 to 12, wages $4. Mrs. J. F. Reddy. 203 NEW TODAY, A fluo closo In brick apartment houso In Los Angeles la offered In exchange for nn orchard horo. Tho owner says ho rents It for $4G2.00 por month, and the lenso is secured for ton years. It has nn Incumbrance, and tlto ownor will nssumo a small ono horo. Bettor Investigate It. A dandy Uttlo tlvo aud u half aero pear orchard with good buildings, closo In and good soil, will make soma onu a good homo. Tho pears nro from two to six years old, con siderable fruit this year. Only $3000,00. C. D. HOON 1015 AT THEIR ICY VOT V3U LoOklNS "S, AT so lour.? - WANXJn hITUATIONS WANTEDOdd Jobfl. gardening and taking care of lawns a speclnlty. Phone 740-M. 303 llKhV WA.fTCTV-TAtiK 20 TO $35 PER" MONTirEXTRA money to any employed person without Interfering with regular work. No selling, no canvassing. "Positively no Investment. Unem ployed need not apply. Address The Silver-Mirror Co,, Inc., 123 W. Madison St., Chicago, 111. 294 WANTED Miner or mucker who un derstands electrical work. Ad dress G., caro Mall Tribune. 292 JIOMFJiTEADS taWi DIG INDIAN RESERVATION TO OPEN 750,000 acres for settle ment; fruit, timber, general farm lands; Bend 25c with this ad to Wcnatcheo (Wash.) Dally World, Dept. T, ror reliable data about this region. FOR K.C1I ASCJH, EXCHANGE Want to sell or buy anything? U O Rader, 114 N. Front St. Employment office and rentals. Phono 125. N'uft Sed. TO EXCHANGE For Medford resi dence property, 10 acres highly Im proved land ono mile rrom Myrtle Creek. Ore., all sot to peach trees, (commercial rarities) Just coming into bearing. 7 room modern bun galow, good barn and outbuildings, good private water system. Beau tiful home with income. Address P. O. box 111, Talent. Oro. 294 MONEY TO IX)AN TO LOAN Money to loan on ranch property. Phone 3G8 or 130-R. C. A. McArthur, over post office. BUSINESS DIItrCTOIW Auto Dnppllcs LAIIER AUTO SPRINO CO. W are operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant In the Pa clflo northwest. Use our springs when others rail. Sold under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth St. Portland, Ore. Attorney PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEAL.E1 Attorneys-at-Law, Rooms 8 and .9, Medrord National Bank bldg. A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garnett Corey bldg. Wm. M. ColTlg. George l. Robert COLVIG & ROBERTS. LAWYERS Modrord National Bank Building B. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERR1 Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun ty Bank Building. NEWTON W. BORDEN Attorney at j.aw. ziz East Main street. Assaying. E. R. CROUCH Assoycr, chemist, metallurgist, custom Assay Of fice. Mall order business solicited. Prices, gold, $1.00; gold and sil ver, $1.25; copper, $1.00; gold, sil ver and copper, $2.00. Mailing en velopes free on request. Refer ence, Josephlno County Bank. Rooms 201-203 Hall Bldg., Grants Pass, Orogon. 336 -' "K Chiropractors DR. A. R. HEDGES. Dr. Louise E, Hodges Mechnno-Theraplsts, Chiro practors, SpondyIothernpIst8. Thest systems, Including dietetics, cura tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy, etc., produco results In both acutt and chronic diseases. Consulta tion free. Over Deuel & Co., cor ner Main aud Dartlett. Hours 8 a. in. to 6 p. m. Other hours bj appointment. Phono 170. DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor nervo specialist Rooms 203-204-205. Garnett-Corey bldg. Vapoi baths and scientific massage given, needlo spray, head and sbouldoi shower In connection; advice lo dlotetlcs, medical gymnastic, hydroptherapy. Lady attendant Phono, otrico 543, residence 511-R Employment Agency EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Wo wish ovorybody to know that the Old Re liable Blttner Real Estate and Em ployment ugoncy, will get your help, rind you employment, rent your houso or sell your land, Mrs. J, S. Clark, manager successor, Rooms U and 7, Palm Bldg,, Med ford, Ore. Engineer nml Contractor FRED N. OIJMMING3 Engineer and contractor, 404 M, F. H. Bldg. Surveys, estimates, irrigation, drainage, orchard und luud improvement, raBHFITl "A )' J-.'-JJ.'B GAY PRANKS nUUINKUS iJlllKCTOKft Dentist DR. W. M. VAN BCOYOO DR. C. O. VAN BCOYOC DentlsU Garnett-Corey Bldg., at) I to lit Mqdrord, Ore. Phonu 866. Gartmfe GARBAGE Oet your pressl eleaaed up for the suasaer. Cell on the city garbags wageae fef good sorvlce. Phoae 274-L. Y, T. Allen. iBstrucdoa la MMrta ILMGHT MUSIC STUDIO Room 401, Garnctt-Corey Bldjr, Fred Al ton Halght Piano, Mr, Florence Halllday Halght, votee. Telephone 53-W. Notary 1'nMic HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pue 11c. Bring your work to me at the lfo of the Mail Tribune. I'hyeffclaaa ma crarjceee DR. P. O. CARLOW, DR. KVA MAINS CARLOW OsteosUM physicians, 41G-417 Garnett-Cerey bldg., phone 103 G-L. ResldeM 28 South Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath! pajraiclans, 303 Garneti-Cerey building. Phone 904-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physielaa m surgeon. Practice Halted te eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyee eetea- uueany tested ana giauee -piled. Office 228 East Mala A. Hours 8:30 a. b. to I i. E Phone. E. B. PICKEL, M. tf. Otrtce Jaek son Countr Bant bldg. Ottlee phone 43-R; realdeace phoae S8-R. DR. MARTIN C. BAttBER Phyet clan and surgeon. Office Palai block, opposite Nash Hotel. House 10 to 12, l to 4. Phone 110-J. , DR. R, W. CLANCY Pbyskiaa surgeon. Phone, office 38, resi dence 724-J, ortlce hours IS te 12, a to 6. DR. 8. A. LOCKWOOD PhyeleiM and surgeon. MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD, M D. Practice limited to diseases el women. Offices 309, 310, 311 M. F. & H. Bldg. Phones, realdeaee, 814-J3; office, 814. DR. LYDIA 8. DOW Osteopathic physician, practice limited to ee stetrlcs and diseases of womea tad children. Offices 3 aad 4, BU Marks block, hours 1 to 6 p. n. Phono 1G0. Re, the Dow Hospi tal, Central Point. DR. MCM. M. DOW Physielaa aad surgeon, obstetrics and surgery, offices 3 and 4 St. Marka bloek. Hours 9 to 12, Phoae 160. Keel donee, the Dow Hospital, Ceatral Point. Printers mna rHiiUetiera MEDFORD PRINTING CO, has Ue best equipped printing otflee la southern Oregon; book bladlaf, loose leaf ledgers, billing sytteaw, etc. Portland prices. 37 Nertfe Fir tit ' iUX. Ui Public. Auction Every Saturday at 1:30. corner Main and Fir will sell on comralMkHi all kinds of stock, Implements aad furniture, Wo also have employment and rent al agency. Havo furnished and un furnished houses, for vent. List your wants with us, Avy.vKoor company- P, E.'Wynkoop, Licensed Auctioneer Room ii. Pal ui Block Phone JMO.H Stenography and Multlgntph Wert: MRSi?T."EDVARDSWorMMMi promptly at reasonable rate. 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