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iTWtT ' , f . MEDFORD M-ATT. TRTBTOTR, MEDFORD, 017110, FRIDAY, AfARriT 5, 1015 pAqe sByjy, "r-VW' r ! 'U t ASHLAND UNO VICINITY Mr. mill Mim. V. Hoot rottiuieil homo '4i1itiN(tn v nftt'f oviip n iiioiiIIi'm vnoutlnn ii tii I tl tlio plenum o ceiiler or Ciilll'oiniM, uoliilily llin HxpoHilhiii ell Ium nf Kim ilco Mini Hun r'nilit'iwHi, Plill (IoiiUim of Hum IVmiolseo, urn oral agent of the NiniHi't lloiilo mill It iilTiliuliM mIcmiiihIiIp limm between Now OiIciiiim mill Now York, wn in AhIiIiiihI Wt'din'Mtliiy. imihinir n m-iiii-IniliiiMiiMi into xoiithuin Oregon lor i I lory. iMlMn Mury Yoiiihi, iliimililur of .IuhIiiiii Vmiiiik iinlvrtl homo Weil iii'Nilny itllvr over it yeiu'M nliKPiioo In ntleiiilmioo upon Hit1 louiliiijj iiiiinIi1 hoIiooIh of llio ri'iilinl went. Mi. .ImIIii MeOjiilliiu, elcietrianl IIIUM-MUim', llllH VllCUll'tl offieOM ill HlO l'ti.n) Iiok( mill trmiHforiod hor plllolleO to (IrmilM pjmd, lleiherl If, Hull o' Portland U here for mi inilofiiillu May with hin father, UiihIhh Hull, trying tint virtue of lltlilu water for mi oli(iuiiln cao or chronio ihoiimutimii, with wlilcli lie Iiiih been nrriirleil for mrr five your. The junior Mull In ii painter. Funeral HorviooM of Mm. (I. N. Hrueo, who died on Tiioxtlny, woie lii'ltl nt tint M'Hiili'iii'i' of (k'orp) llohl hum on l.nuri'1 hi root, WotlnoHilny, in terment being In Tiilrnl cemetery. Tin? doecnm'il wn llio Klepinotlior of Mim, HoIiImou mul Mrs. O. II. Turner of thw rity, itml .Mr. Kinnk Ih'iihmii of Till (nt. Horvij'CH woro uniler ('liiiaUim Science iiUHpieen, conducted hy )r, K. A. mul Mrn. 1'iMhor. II. 8. Pnliuerk'o, leoonllv of tlio clerical force nt the Alilnntl Trail ing (oiiiiiiii'm More, Iiiih joined the poHlnffiee force, having juat tnlten Ihe elvil nervioo oxiiiiim. Hit iu now ii junior clerk In the Nervier, Karl Veghte, nrehiteet of Klmiiulh Fall, arrived enrlv in Hie week for vUil with Iiin parent', Mr. mul Mrn, C. II. VeKhte. Mrn. Iihv Hill of Milt. Cal., returned WVdnoMdiiy after iit with her lirother, Clurviico I. line, of thirt city, mnl with friend in Rogue Itiver. K. I.. Mitxwell, iepieontiiig the Hucktttnff company of OmIiIoii. Win.. iiiiinufnclurerH of iimlortukuiH' mhi plietS mul traveling throughout ter ritory extending from the Atlnutic to I'aeifie ooiinIh, won interviewing lo nl firniH Thiirxility. Minrt Itcrthn Cnc, KiMer of Mrn. V. 0. Wngwr, who Tor yearn pat has been mi art xtuileiil hi P.uroiio, and who Iimk eouihiiied uitli thl work the tliw of corrcpoiili-nt for a H.vmli ealo of Aineriemi mul UritUh imoerx, writen from Pnii recently of inter (idling events tlirouuhoiit the war one, iiotalilv from the standpoint of tint allies, lint for the faet that Mie in it wniiinn, MIhk Case would proli aldy he ill the actual m'oiio of hostil ities in the eapaeitv of eorresjMind ont. AtuoiiK u list of ncarlv oiu humlred art treasure", apnrnximatel half of which were deemed worthy of exhibit nt the I'aumau exposition, MjKK Case is represented, the pielure liuvinj; loft l-'ranco for San Krnneiseo early in rYlmiury. ('. Y. Niiiis, uraud sword hearor, xisilod (IrautN Push Tuesday, u Sliest or Melitn Commmulery, IC. T of that city, iuuidriit to mi ollieial iuHpoetiou of that hoilv hy Dillon II, (Iraut of Portland, niud (Mimiamuk'r of Tom plar in Oregon. Ohio day wan fittiuuly ohserved by loval HiutkeyoH hmt Tuesday, the an- uiversary olisdrvaneo hrin held in Moosu hall. About 100 wore present. There was mi informal pioKram ami Hiihslaiitlnl dinner. "A Story of Ohio," in verse, with a most appro priulo thyme and fit tint,' sentiment, wim submitted by Mr. I'lirabeth Yookey of this city, a native dmiKb tor of the L'rmul old conininnweallli, the leading of which wiih effeetiely lolivcred bv Mis Miriam Ciicj; Of- licei-H elected went llov. J. H. Smith, itlioHcu for ten yrnin in succession us president; 0. II. .lohlison, vico-presi ,ilint; Mm, C. M. Miller, secretary, and Y. II. Smith, tieuHiirer. Mrs. Will (I. (lordou left Inn o on Wednesday, lier destination beiiiK Kntlierville, la., for which plneo Mr. (lordou mul thuir sou Howard started with livestock mid household (,'ooils Noma time sinco. Kukciiu Waliad left for thu north Thursday niorniiiK. lie will attend tint ipuulriennlnl convention of the Miiccuhcox, which will he held at Al- ADIRL B'GOLLY INT LIKE R TREE CAUSE: Yf CRNT TELL HOW OLD SHE IS BY TH' NUMBER OF RINGS SHE 'WE.RRS' Vuw'tv" UJj&uw 'aJ-;.i 'sl OSCAR AND Tl f m .7UtCW.M3UUrWY UND DlilK. Or IT-IT ISU t3 S. S",ZTimunnn rM ...... ,.rr C WWCS? XSHCU.onAV 1 IIECE CLAMCE6 V3N OW M,ZO -11 VWW''S uaWBvnaEc JV S MY, HwU BBAUfirOL! X ACM. 'f-" , I 1 "" " "' ' hnnv, March (I, jim u ilflejmto fiom (Iruiiile City Tent, No. II, ulter which he will visit a sister residuic at Monroe, Or., and will tlion join IiIh iIiuikIiIitm, Miw. I'.luier Patrick, Mien AiikU' mul mod, Wulter, in u fauilly ic uuioti nt Newport. Clareneit HukIicm of llornbrook, who wiih brought hero early in the week, critically ill, died Muich 'J. t'n derlakor Stock iiccompanied the re inaiiiH to llornbriioki whom the fun eral wiih held March Ti. "Cal" wan for years foreman of the Southern I'ncifio roundhouse at llornbrook mul wiih deservedly pojnilur with a wide circle of intimate friends. Mish Mamie Holmes, iluiiKhter of Mr. mid Mrn, II. I. Holmes, was mar ried at the parental residence on Wednesday to Howlaiul S. McClure of lone, Or., the ceremony heinj: per formed by llov. A. It. Itlackstone of the Huptist church. The biido is a (.'rndualo of the pliiloHoi!iieal course at McMiuuivilli' collccc The couple left for The Dalles UYiIiiomIii.v after noon, where the urooin is a incinbur of the firm of !eC'lurc llros., bond salesmen. TABLE ROCK TABLETS Mr. Fred Collins mid Minn Nolllo Collins of Jncksonvlllc, who hao been spending severul days hero with relatives, linvn returned homo. Stanley l.ydlnrd took n load of oalomt to thu Anhlnnd market last week. Hr. Pence nnd family of Central Point woro visitors at tho Calon homo Inst Saturday. Wren llyruni has returned to tho mines In the Applegnto district. Mr. Doughterty,' repressing tho Raleigh Modlrnn Company, wbh sell ing his waron through hero Tuesday. Miss Helen Lydlard spout Saturday nnd Sunday with home folks. Among those from here attending tho show nt Medford Friday night woro thu Mcllrldo family mid Harry Noalsou, Olllvur Pendland who Is farming near Talent spent tho week end hero with his family. Miss Rush and MUs Mao Noalson returned home from their schools Friday evening and took part In tho entertainment Saturday night, The mnjorit) of our fnrmorH have boon busy with tho spring seeding. While cnudltloiiH now would point to an oven dror season than last, let us remember that uo positively ran not Judgo one season by another in thin valley. Will Atkins of Agate tarried white. In Table Rock Sunday on the wi to tho Meadows. (lion May ban tnkttu chnrgo of the Root orchard nnd will hnvo iih his as slstnnt. Lawrence Fltzpntrirk. Tho Jouea family, who have occu pied the house on thu M. M. Root ranch for tho lant two years, hnvo moved to Medford where Mr. .lemon owns property, The human collar bono- with tho arrow bend embedded In It, plowed out at the Modoc, orchard a short time ago, Is a gtvou reminder of nomo of tho porllu besotting thu early cottiers In this country whom hoiiio are pleased to call "iuosh backH." Our orchardlHta are making propa rntluiiH to begin tho annual spray ing of trees for thu ucalu. Mr. Merrll, who hm fteon tci: for some tlnio has recovered sufficiently to ho about bis work ngalu mid has resumed work on tho Lydlnrd house. Mr. Wutors and family of tho Med ford pnlnt storo, motored out to tho Soabrook homo Sunday, whore, they HKnt tho day. Tho Modoc orchard has lnstallod n dripping tank for hogs which Is prob ably second to uono In tlio Stato. Thoy hnvo also Installed, for protection against flro, u pipe lino from thor rcsorvolr on tho hill that pusaes In a tow rods of every building on tho ranch nnd whorover It Is necossary, hydrants have boon Installed,, A hoso cart with 200 feet of hoso mid a volunteer flro company ninouVr tho ranch boys complotoa their flic de partment. This wcolc will about finish ucodlng nt tbt Mpdoo orchard whoro novoral humlred acres of grain have been put In flno shape, All the other work on tlio ranch seems to bo much furthor ADOLPH uloiiK tlinn Ktuiorally nl thli ttinn of the your. Mrt Hull, tint foroninn, thoiiKli quiet nrut iinuKioimlnK In ' upceli ami manner, kcuiuii to have tlio punch to him Junt thu nninv. Tim play, "Wlint Hhimjiici1 to Jonen," rIvcii by tnenibern of tlio Ar row I lend Utornry Hoclety lrtnt Hntur day tifntit wan wotl nttoiubnl despite tlio fact that iintfirtnimncntH wcro helil In imarly nil thu niirrotindlnK dlHtrlctH llui caiiio nli;ht and th tormy woather, Tluiri woro pcoido prvncul from nearly every precinct In tlio county mul If their npplnuso can liu taken as any liullcntlon, (hey ntiprcclntud thu ontertnlnuient liiinieiiioty. Tint ninny pnrtii wcro well carried out, each one zooming to try to outdo ; tho other. Tlio ."Arrow llondu" arc to bo coiiKrntulHtod on tho success of tblM piny nn It In one, of tho mont oxtonslvv over attempted ouhIiIo of the cltlcK and shown beyond tt doubt thnt tboy con bnndlo nnytlilnt; they ret their lieiiilo to. BUTIE FALLS BUBBLES Rev. Dnvld Oatlos,, rnngollst, has been holding n jtorlos of very Interest ing meetings In tho chnpel thin week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houghton, with thu latter'tt mother, Mrs. Marlon, left Thursday for Iowa whoro thoy will mnkii their homo In the future. Mrs. Marlon has been visiting hero for tho past month. Gertrude Abbott loft last week to stay with her sister, Mrs. Fox. Mrs. 'Doubleday went to Medford Thursday., Mr. hud Mrs. Mills and daughter. Ellrabeth, loft Tuesday for Medford. State Industrial Worker Harring ton sKku to n largo audience at tho Auditorium of the school Wednesday evening. Ho Illustrated his lecture with 75 stcrcoptlcan views. Thu Lndloa' Aid Society met with Mrs. Mrs. Gammons Wednesday after noon. Several of tho members woro uuinoldably detained from the meet ing, but In splto of this a very picas nut, ns well ns busy, afternoon was spent. C. H. Pcelor nnd Jack Doubleday have lx'oji hauling quart to tbolr re spective rnnrhoH this week. E. R. Peterson spent Wednesday In ltutto Falls nnd Uclnlty. NOTICE. Notlco Is hereby given that tho un dersigned will apply to the city coun cil al Its nioetlug tu be held Mnrch Kith, l'.iir., for n llcenso to soil malt, splrltuoiiB nnd vlnoua liquors In iiunntltleit lesu thnu n gallon on Its plnco of business on West Main stioot, city of .Medford for n period of six months. HOTEL MEDFORD. Dated March 1th, 1015. FINE FOR RHEUMATISM Mustorolo l.onseni Vp Tlno Stiff Joints Dil oh Out Pain. You'll know why thousands use MUSTEROLE onco ou experience tho glnd roller It gives. Get n Jar nt once from tho noarost drug storo. It Is a cloan, wblto olnt mont mado with the oil of mustard. Rotter than a mustard plaster and doos not blister, Hrlngs onco nnd comfort whllo It Is bolng rubhod oul MUSTEROLE Is recomnionded by doctors and nurse. Millions of Jars aro usod annually for Hroncbltls, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains und Aohos of tho Hack or Joints, Sprulns, Soro Muscles, bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Foot, Colds of tho Chest (It often provonts Pnoiimonlu), At you druggist's In 2S ond BO cont Jars, anil a BpechU largo hospital slzo tor 2,0. Ho Hiiro you got tho genuine MUS TEROLE. Rofuso Imitations got what you ask for. Tho Muptorolo Compnny. Cleveland, Ohio. Adv. W . . . --.u-. fitnffcir iknft-v-jftt pgl HH A Windfall for a Visitor I llzllllll 11111111 Bill 1 B It I I I I "I ii ii I I I ii ii ii I nil I nf i ii uuun nuuoc mm Ituportod by Jncknon County Ab tract Co., Blitli nhd Fir Sti llrjil l'tili Tnuisfcift W. II. IMiiiuiuIh ct ux tji First National IJnnk of Aslilanil, land in twp. ;i!K. nnd loin in MinePH Add. to Ashland ,,1fli; A. K. MubcO el ux to W. A. Pointer, lot in Whitman Park Add., Medford - 27.'. I'Olinmr 11 vo" room bunKniow with bntb, 30 foot iilooplnR porch, wood shed nnd Karate, Knrdcn ntuff furnlBhcil. I'honu 882-J or T.70-H. J. II. Corhrnn. FOR UUNT Tbreo room furnished bunKniow, phono. 779-J. TOM SATiK KKAIj estate FOR HA Li: 2 7 ncro rnnclH 314 nillcR from .xicdford, all under cul tivation with 15 acres In fourth year pears. Price reasonable, small payment down and your own terms on balance. Seo owner. 423 So. Newton or phone nu8-V. 297 FOR SALE ICO nrro homestead near Roguo river, patented. Has water rights nnd mill sight, four room cottago. 20 acres under cul tivation, partially fenced, balanco timber, romo merchantable. Price J 3000. Write Mrs. E. Curry. Grants Pass, route 3. 302 FOR SALE OR TRADE Tho best stock ranch proposition In tho val ley. Nearly 300 acres with over 100 ncres In Cultivation. Good now seven-room dwelling, bnrnB and other outbuildings. Good well, several springs Rearing family or chnrd. Totnl prlco $10,000. Will consider Medford city property as part payment. Tumy & Andrews, 210 Garnott-Corey Hldg. FOIt SAM. MTK3TOCK FOIt SALE Jersey Guernsey cow and heifer calf, six weeks old, $73. Phono 571-R4. 298 FOR ' SALE Registered Poland China bonr. Jas. Campbell, phono 311-R. 29C FOR SALE Team weighing 2S00. a bargain If taken noon. 33S Holly St. west, phono S91-H. 29C KOR SALE Six fresh cows, six cahes, two teams of work horses, threo mules, two sets of heavy work harnoss. Walsh's ranch, mllo out North Roosovolt avenue. 31S FOR SALE IlreU sows and gilts from prlzo winning Duroc Jersey herd, Jackson county fair; also boara old enough for service nnd weanlings. L II, Houston, ouc mile west of Talent, phono 3-F12. 297 WHY? IT IS YOPR HlHIXKSS TO SEE ME Hccauso my stock In trndo la to hnvo optioned at tho lowest cash prlco tho best buy In this county. 1 have, been on tho ground look ing out for you for tho past flvo years'. Nearly everyday I hnvo In vestigated some "good thing." I have eliminated everything except thosa deals which I mil convinced will sc euro mo satisfied customers. In n few hours tlmo I tnn glvo you tho benotlt of this research. It is my business to show you ovor tho county and Introduce you to tho possibilities and opportunities hero. Sou Mod ford first and J. C. BARNES Room JOt, Plot National Rank Ulilg. NEW TODAY A Suro Glvo Away. This proporty was purchased about a year ago by a Los Angolos business man, us his pormauont home, but ho must return south nt onco and offers to soil or exchange for southorn California nt about one-half tho cost to him. Seo mo ut onco. It will surprise- you. Hero It is. Seven acres all in full bearing ap ples nnd pears In prlmo condition, strictly modern flvo room houso. splendid barn, garage, chicken equip ment, oloctrlo pumping plant, and lights, tolophono, House furnished If you wish. Hurry, got busy. C. D. HOON I poll HAM: miuHKS iwsuv wArrrin-MAiiW " '"--- roil SAL: Flvo room bouso nnd Karnco, lot 72x1(0, flno trees, lawn, flowers and berries, all as sessments paid, $1800.00, easy terms. Uco. W. Kcotob; 1310 W. Main St. 298 FOK SAUv MIKCHMiAXKOUB FOIt HALK 18 pure White Leghorn bens, all Inylng. n bargain. 333 Sixth street. KOIt BALK Furniture, team mules, harness, wagon, 1417 West Mnln. IMiono 139-It. 307 KOIt SALK Clean fenthors at low price. .lust tho thing for pillows. I'hono 5S3. .Med font Poultry & KggCo. 101 FOIt SALK Toi buggy with polo nnd shafts, almost new, 307 S. Laurel, 321 KOIt SALK Corn fed, homo cured, bucon and ham and puro leaf lard. Call 7H W. eighth, corner Mistle toe. 100 FOR SALE One 3-lncu Rain wagon, rot of heavy work harness, orchard disc, spring tooth harrow, one steel 12-Inch plow. 120 egg Pctalumal incubator. Phono SG-J1.. 300 FOR SALE R. I. Red sotting eggs, IKtnciled Indian Runner duck eggs, settings from prize winners. Phono 857-R. 303 FOR SALE Jerusalem artichokes for seed, one cent In hundred pound lots, make splendid hog food. E. F. Guthrie, It. R. 2. Medford. 100 FOR SALE Wood saw cheap. 403 Hoard man street. 321 FOR SALE Reclcancd "Shadeland" pedigree oats, yields more than double common oats. Also Aus- . trnllan club whoat. S. M. Nenlon, Tablo Rcyk. phono 11-XX1. 300 FOR SALE Rhodo Island Red eggs. BOc a setting. .Phone 407-M. 321 FOR SALE Chicks, 10c. eggs 6c, best egg laying strain O. A. C S. C. W. Leghorns. Collego View Poultry Farms, Corvallls, Ore. 319 FOR SALE One light Urahma cock of prize winning stock. Mrs. C. Carey. FOR SALE Wo dollvor sterilized buttermilk, 10 cents a gallon. Call Medford Creamery. 29C FOR SALE To orchard bonds In Rogue River Commercial Orchard No. 2. Cost $600 and will sell for $300. Address M. D. Yates. 922 Emplro Dldg., Atlanta, Georgia. 340 FOR SALE OR TRADE Two Incu bators, two sentod rubber tired buggy. II. C. Stoltz, phono 521-R. 29C FOR SALE Flno Tolous geese oggs. Phono or address W. R. Lamb. Medford. 310 FOR SALE OR TRADE 12 h. p. en glno; 15 h. p. boiler, all In running order, will trado for Ford car. llrlng on your car and look nt the engine. Address box 24, Jackson ville, Oro. 307 FOR SALE Dry wood undor covor. Green body fir, $4.50 per cord. Val ley Fuel Co. Phoiio 70. WANTED MlJiUKliliAJtEOUS WANTED A threo or four room nicely furnished npnrtment. Phone 50S-M. . 297" WANTED Rhodo Island Red baby chicks. Phono 744-Y. 3-C-15 WANTED Have orders for settings of oggs of nil kinds. Sond postal what you hnvo and prlco. Med ford Poultry & Egg Co. 287 WANTED To rent for a fow days a man's blcyclo. Addros D caro Mall Trlbuue, stating prlco and whoro wheel can bo seen. 296 WANTED Automobllo, good ond hand car. Addross box Ashland, Orogon. sec 33, 29C WANTED To purchnso hotel range or largo rnngo nnd household fur niture. State cash prlco and full particulars. Address H caro Mall Trlbuno. WANTED To lonso a good placer mlno near Medford. Address Plucor, caro Mall Trlbuno. WAN1'EI SITUATIONS WANTED Odd Jobs, gardening and taking caro of lawns a spoclalty. Phone 740-M. 303 MISCELLANEOUS. INFORMATION WANTED Any ono knowing tho whereabouts of jonn A. Mngeo, formerly of Maiden. Mass., notify his Bister, Mrs. Mar colla Jonnoy on u mnttor of Im portance. Mrs. Marcella Mngeo Jonney, 83 Oakland street, Maiden, Mass, 1 AT THEIR GAY PRANKS WANTED Mnn and wlfo on nearby ranch, wlfo to cook nnd man to lend stock. Give full particulars, salary, etc. P. O. box 227, Mod ford, Ortf. 298 HOMESTEADS iiio" INDIAN RESERVATION TO OPEN 750,000 acres for settle ment; fruit, timber, general farm lands; send 2fic with this ad to Wonatchoo (Wash.) Dally World, Dopt. T, for reliable data about this region. FOR KACHAMlt FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE New Hall Hrocbcrt adjustable dress form No. 1, for baby buggy or cash. Phono 08-R, Miss Crump. 297 FOR TRADE Drand now piano for Ford car. Uox L., care Mall Tri bune. 297 EXCHANGE Want to sell or buy anything? U C Rader. 114 N. Front St. Employment ottlco and rentals. Phoco 125. Nil ft Sod. MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN J5.000 00 on Improved proporty. Grain and alfalfa lands i preferred. Address box 99 care Mall Tribune office. TO LOAN Monoy to loan on ranch uroncrty. Phono 3C8 or 130-R. C. A. McArthur, ovor post office. TO LOAN $5,000.00 on improved property. Grain and alfalfa lands preferred. Address box 99, caro Mall Tribune office. nCHKVESS DIUKX7ItRT Auto Snpplica LAHER AUTO BPRINQ CO. Wt aro operating tho largest, oldest and best equlppod plant in the Pa cific northwest. Uso our sprlngt when others fail. Sold under guar anteo. 2C North Fifteenth St, Portland, Ore. Attor&cy i - . - PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALE1 Attorncys-at-Law, Rooms S and 9, Medford National Hank bldg. A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garnett Corey bldg. Win t ("Yvlvlff- neorizn M. Robortt COLVIO & ROBERTS. LAWYERS Medford National uuuk uuuuini U. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERR1 Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun ty Rank Building-. NEWTON "W. nORDEN Attornoy at Law. 232 East Main street. Assaying. E, R. CROUCH Assayer, chemist. metallurgist. Custom Assay or flee. Mall order business solicited. Prices, gold, $1.00; gold and stl .ver, $1.25; copper, $1.00; gold, sil ver nnd copper, $2.00. Mailing en velopes free on roquest. Refer ence, Josephine County Dank. Rooms 201-203 Hall Dldg., Grants Pass, Orogon. 336 ju-wa Chiropractor DR. A. It. HEDGES. Dr. Louise E Hedges Mechano-Theraplsts, Chiro practors, Spoudylotherolsts. Tnost systems, including dietetics, cura tivo gymnastics, hydro-theraphy, etc., produce results in both ncuu and chronic diseases. Consulta tion freo. Over Deuel & Co., cor nor Main and Hartlo'.t. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Otbor hours by appointment. Phono 170, PR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor norvo specialist Rooms 203-204-205. Qnrnett-Coroy bldg. Vapoi baths and scientific massago given, noodle spray, hoad and sboitldei shower In connection; advico lo dietetics. modlcal gymnastics, hydroptherapy. Lady attendant Phone, office 643, residence 511-R Dentists DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. O. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Q&rnott-Corey Dldg., suite 111 Medford. Ore. Phone 850, Engineer ami Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & II, Dldg. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation, draluago, orchard and land im provement. FOR SALK OR KXCnANGH Roguo River Valley Fruit Lands. Dairy, Btock, poultry ranche and Timber, Colonization, Tracts. Bssi all-tho-year-rouud climate on coast. Health Resort. Wonderful Medici nal Springs., Umvr Kwtftjf Ctf., Afckii4, Offoa. Employment Aitcnrjr EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Wo wish everybody to know that tho Old Ro llnblo Dlttncr Real Eatate and Em ployment agency, will ijet your help, find you employment, rent your house or sell your land. Mrs. J. S. Clark, manager successor. Rooms 6 and 7, Palm Dldg., Med ford, Ore. Garbage OARDAOE Oet yoar premHMW cleaned up for th lummer. CaN on tho city garbage wagona fe good servlco. Pboae 274-L. F. T. Allen. Instruction la MHrta HAIGIIT MUSIC STUDIO Room 401. Garnctt-Corey Dldg. Fred Al ton Halght Piano, Mrs. Florence Halllday Halght, voice. Telephone 53-W. u Notary 1'ablio HELTiN N. YOCKEY Notary pub lic. Bring your work to me at Ue slrn of the Mall Tribune. I'hyeslciA&t ana emrgeoBS DR. F. O. CARLOW. DR, EVA MAINS OARLOW Osteopathia physicians, 410-417 Qarnett-Coray bid?., phone 1036-L. Residence 2ti South Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopatak pbysir.lana. 303 Oarnett-Cere? building. Phone 904-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physiclaa ui surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes selea tlflcally tested and glasses ap plied. Office 228 East Maim ft. Hours 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phone. E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Offlc Jaca son County Bank bldg. Offlta phone 43-R; residence pboae 68-K. DR. MARTIN C. BAr.3ER PlW clan and surgeon. Office Pals block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hour 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 11U-J. DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician aa surgeon. Pbonea, office 36, resi dence 724-J. Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to 5. DR. a A. LOCKWOOD- -Physiclaa and surgeon. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, 14. D.-r Practlco limited to diseases ot women. Offices 309, 310, 311 if. F. & H. Dldg. Phones, residence, S14-J2; office, 314. DR. LYDIA S. DOW Osteopath! physician, practice limited to ob stetrics and diseases ot women and children. Offices 3 nnd 4, St. Marks block, hours 1 to 6 p. hi. Phone 160. 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. I'hono 160. Resi dence, tho Dow Hospital, Central Point. 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