MEDFORD MATU TRIBUNE, MEDFQRD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1915
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EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Hy A. 0, Ilowlflt
Among i.IIut tiling Hint 1 oiiillU'il'
to wi II ii in tn v Iu4 wiih llml Kcniilor
Mill tll'T lll'lll'll wiih mining hm mi
TllUMllll.V, llll' 'Jll lllMt., Minlliiitr mi hi
IiIcikIh mill remit Jug cungriilululiniiH
on Mm nn(V reditu limn tin) Kind' ciii
it nl.
Aiming tin' niiiviilit at tliu HiiiiiiV
ulilo Nini'ti I lust wind' whit loginlcr
i'il Ihi'lr iiiiiih'h won". TtioHilnv ulghl,
II. (I. Holton, n hIiui' iiimii iif Kl.
I.oiiIh, .Mo.j W'piliiitnilu.v, 0. N. NVI
hoii, inn' of tint iiiHimuieo nuoiitH of
Mi'ill'oiili.l. I. Klinoiiii.l K. T. Klimk
iiiiiii, deputy fruit itinU'i'toiM ul' Mcil
fonl, mill II. 0. Ilolloii of Uoiby.
TlmwiJiiy, W. H. MoNuir, (I. H. HutW
mill H. ", Owen of AhIiIiuhI mul II.
K. Kline of MoilfWil; Mix. I Mielil,
of Knn-ni City. Kim., mul Iiit hiii,
V. Mii'hl, of .ul(0 Cii'i'K; Mr. mul
Mr. A. T. Mulch or Ili'ili.Ocv. Cnl..
Mr. I Inlcli in a Hintiir of Mih. Dr.
Hull, mIui Iiiim Iiccii lii'io for mum'
tlmo visiting lior nMvv mul Mr. Ilnti'li
itl'lvr "pnuling it hIioi t linic timling
lictc, went on up lo .Scnllli' on ImikI
iiiwk, reluming on Wiiliii'whiv. mul
llu-y coiii'liuli'il tlint tlo'V wotilil dike
illiuii'r uitli Mrn. Unwind mul Dr. V.
W. V. Moll. Mrn. Holt mul iliitighter,
MInh IMimi, iiIho took dinner with
thrill, liml lift it iliiiimr tlmv Htiirtrd
for llii'lr lioino in lleikuli'.V. Mrn.
Mulch, who hurt Ik'i'ii here jtt"t long
'Mtiiigli to become nduoliuil to our
country mul rail in lto with our ill
iiuilo, will Irll her frii'iuU of her hi.
tiir'a lovely mirroiiiiiliiiKH.
F. W. Klipi'i'l of Mi'ilfonl wiih n
IMfNi'iiKiT on Hut Iviiulp I'uiii(IN'rHiHt
hlnpo tlm firnt of tin wrok on bin why
to Trml creel; to viwil III mother mul
nisler.
While MiM Mabel HmiMon wna here
we viitcil our uoliool together Wi'd
nemlay morning and utter my Hiving
llio children short talk by way of
oncoiinigoinnit 1 oxuunciI uiyelf mul
loft lnr to visit tlm intermediate mul
piiniiiry iiarliiH)iitrt, mul kliu uiuilo a
very fiitnrnhlo report, in fart wo
think that wo have a iiiimIchoIiiioI in
our litllo town. I hetowilh (tend thu
roll of honor for list month of Fvbrti
ary. Tho roll in mil ho long nt it
generally i, iih during tlint month wo
liml oouAidcniblo rain mul many of
tho children havo to walk ipiito n din
taui'o mul won? ooriiNJonally Into ami
that would keep their iiiuiioh off thu
toll. In tho primurv ilopartinont :
Iariim Itrant. Loolu Trulovo, Mol
a liiiiuiioiiH, Dmialil von dor Ilullon,
llujeo ton dor Hollrii, Ilownnl Voj.'oli,
Doimlil 'ojoli miil'AiiHol IVflTrrt In
tiinnoiliatc ilrpartnu'iit Joyco von
dor llollon, Itittli (Jrovor, Itufonl Sim
inoiiM, Moyd t'iiiKomlo, 1'ontor (livh,
llarohl Van Sooy, KUworlh Klmroll,
Ljlo Van Scnv, Jinl Floroy, ICatio
ltiipliniuin, Nora Clnliln'tli. llolen
lloxt, K'o llui'limimi, MarKarot Itiloy
mul Fm'iIu LohIiii. 1'iinoiparH romn
Itillu'ita I'oaivo, Waltor Fainter,
Vwlii (Irovor, Hthol Itiloy ami Car
lylo N'atwiok.
Henry Fronoh mul wifo eamo in
WViliioftility ovpninir from Moilfonl.
Mcm. Fruiioh Iiiim hoon in tho hospital
for Momo tiiuo, liavinu' liml an opera
tion poiTortuoil liv ttiir local M. 1)..
'n. V. I'. Molt, ami ho met thvm At
tho I1. A K. ilepot mul hrouhl them
to tho Suiui.Hiilo, whuio hho in nliiy
injr for a few iliij. She loft Iho hon
pitul hut Siitunlay, Fihruary 'J 7, ami
bpent a few day with olio if their
oh) iiciflilwiix in Moilfonl, Mr. Olio
Nioliolx. Mr. I'Yeiioh in ono of our
IhoioiiKli-unint: fannorH, who huliovoH
in pniKiexNivo work, mul ho anil hi
wifo uiV iccciin' eotiKrattilatioub
over Iho leomoiv of Ii'ih wifo.
Tlmro Iiiih hoou ipillu ii iiumhor of
htrayoi-H in our town ilurini; tho past
low ihi, mul iliniiiir tho first fow
i1iih n ntuiilior of tho Trail mul Hlk
otook people pitHsotl thtouith tilwit on
their way to hour ami attnul as wii
iiomkoh at tho Mattiii tiial.
Mix. Kophia ThouiaH, whono Iiiih
hauil, C'hailos in oiihiikpiI in tho lojj.
k'uik I)Um1iiosh in Klamath county,
camo in ThuiHilay lnniiiinj,' to iiiako a
blunt vinit with iclatlvew.
Our city iliulh, uftcr Mr. Knighton
wiih bitten hy mi iily ilojfi Imvct
pitKwod an onliumieo taxiiiK lon $1
mul a hitch .ill -a Kami move
Mih. Whitman, mother of ur
towiihiaun, It. M, Wliituiaii, airivoil
ThurMluN to vixil hor hoii ami wifo.
BGOLLY
IT IS BETTER TEM
FINISH HflUP YBft
JOB THAN TER HHDF
FINISH TH' WHOLE
OF IT I
li&un. Wf i
jFj
iR...nu.n
OSCAR AND
i . ,
(WSJ . ( SP-HAlNtxJ & (floflM0 Jy
s " "7 """ I uoucht vw. X V 'coolie ; s I fjr v
Aer's mou n'ocHMPBR,J - Ar l(
A. D. Vomit;, a l'ortlaiul hiiIohuiiiii,
wiih with Mr. mul Mix. (leoiuo vou
ilor llclhtn at Iho HunnyHiilo for ilin
ner Friday.
Mr. Furl, our ooiinlv coruiior, Iiiim
iMtiihliHlioil mi agency hoio for can
IicIh mul itiiii'ial 'iiiiiiuoiitH, V. D.
Chililn th Iiiih Hut auciioy.
Anltlnnil wontlu-r wiih I ileal durliiK
February. Tho inoutli could bo
clnimirici! tin "lalilwlalor" In tho cnl-
orulnr only Alllioticli not nn forwnul
nn In hoiiiii provloun beasonii, tlm cool
toiiipornturu rvtanU'il too early luul
illtu: on fruit tno nutl berry IhihIi.
Maximum toiupenilurort wuro r.8 on
tho ilth ami ICtli, whlln a niliiliiiuiii
of 25 wan reronleil on tho llltli. Tho
prerlpllntlnn was V-!i Inclicn, which
U col ni; lotiuiand l holpliiK to make
up tho avorngo annual record.
Hob Bpuncar, Ii:kIi ncliool ntudent.
who by Nlrtuo of n mrlm of brilliant
crodttH millclputc i;railuntlon next
Juno, will bo tho latoit addition to
Anhland'A colony In teaching circles
In Hawaii. Ho loaven this week to
Join Mr. mul Mm. Jlluo mul their oon
Verno, Jnu Mownt, Frnnros Ilninlln
mul Knthryn Mtllor, ntrendy omplo)od
as tuarliont in tho employ of n lorlos
at nchoolii conductod iindor tho aus
pice of tho nplscopallans tn tho
Inlands. Hob Is nlso a cenornl nil
round nthloto and unlvoritnl favorite.
Ho pnlls on tho "Mnnun," from Snn
Francisco for Honolulu, on March 10,
liavliiK been summonod by cnblo.
V. C. Wobb, iisycholoRlst, who Is
n profound Undent of theosophy and
for a. tlmawfls connected with Hint
cult nt its hondiiunrtorH, 1'olnt I.oina,
Cnl.. has thrown Into tbo itlscnrd his
Job ns nsHlstnnt circulator of tho
Mnll Trlbuno nnd OroRonlnn on Chnr
loy Umitn'u star routo. In Its Mend
ho will toko n trip, combining bust
tins with plensuro, over Into Jomi
nlilno countv territory In tho neigh
borhood of Klrby, mid may perhaps
assist In roundlnt; up n herd of 2000
Konts which Harry and Ilorb llantn
will suuimor on rmiKo In tlint local
ity. For tho nnst fow months Micro-
lihnut NVobb has boon n tonchor In
tho locnl pchpol of thoosophlral re
sonrch. Itov. H. H. Illcks, formor llnptlst
pnstnr hero, and who early In tho pix
nlllnir wnr atari oil out on a trip
ntoiuiil tho world with tho Holy Und
r nn objcrtlvo stopping point, will
lecturo In tho church on March lfi.
ncldont to thin addrt'ss ho will toll
about IioIiik ninroonod In tho Modllor
rnnonn whllo xeoldns to enenpo tho
rlsUI of onrch l l"1 hnndH or t.or
mau rrulhorH.
(leorKo Krnnmr. loral 3. V. ar.Pt,
accompanied by Mrs. Krninor, loft
Tuesday for Ban Francisco ami mo
exposition, This trip U inoroly pro
llmlnnrv. Imismiich iih (leorKo I'ro
poses to niuko porlodlo Jnuntu south-
-wards until tho bl Miow is a tiiinR oi
tho past. In tho mcnntlmo Mnstor
V
oh Is "at homo" Willi urnnumn
1
OlIaBon,
MoHr. Allen, ltuntly and wmunB-
ton,
, of Moilfonl. woro In tho ciu
mtnv ovonlmt. In constiltallon Mtli
Mom
lor
mi rioiniiiorrlnl club trustees ovor
matters concornliiK nn Illustrated,
story,
ory. doltucntod by movluK picuiro
dorliiKH, an outcrprlso which rntik
.,i. n,,,i i HoniothluK eutlroly now
CO
hlKh
nil iiovol alonp lulvortlslnR H"08-
and
Tho
plan Is to apply tho.ntuni to oom
muni
lilpal and county jurisuipiioun,
tho
oxpouso to bo borno pro nu.
f i bo ohm nro ovldout, and
Merltf
...... i,m boon tnkon undor con-
tho
UV iii"" """ . . m
ildoratlon by Ashland'H club oKL
A'llUlo daughter luia nrrlYd
Bladdou tho hcarti of not only tho
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mur
phy, but also tho grandparents, J. J.
Murphy and wifo, nt whoso homo on
h. nonlovnrd mother and babe , nro
boInK carod for tomporail y unU
thoy return to tho family ranch. Tho
narao ot tho Httlo Miss 1b Mnr
Li!oved timetables ot tho Stanley
steamer auto lino, Issued March .
sohedulo Ablaiil wV,n ",,";.o;
7,10 and 9:10 n. ro.j '";,:
7:30 mul 01.10 P. . SunUajra '30
J m..w4 1180,4100 ana t JJ . ;J.
lloturiiinK, lavo Mo.Uor.1 8 0 a
10JIQ p. IU.5 858. O'W- Sia0 m
ASHLAND AND VICINITY
ADOLPH
10:. '10 a. in. Huntlny, 10:30 a. in.;
2.II0, S;00 and 8 00 p. in.
Mr. mul Mr. Fon,'iiHou of Achlaml
were nentH of John llouri Huuila.
Two fino hornCH owiip1 hy Mr.
WntkuiH weie killed hy the Khiihtu
limited ul Seven Oakn Htatiou Thurn
day morniiiK. Mr. Watkiiih' Iohh is
keenly fell.
A number of near iicihhorH Hiir
priHcd Mrw. Frank I 'aimer with a din
ner held at tho homo of It. F. Demi.
Tho entire program wnn it KtirprNo
to the lady. Muhio intorHporHod with
other featuu'H etiiphnsizeil the pleas
ure of tin evening.
The Southern Facific company nrc
iloiuj; hridgo rejmir work out this
wny.
There will bo another popular
grange meeting Kuturduy evening nt
the Hchoolhouho.
Senator Haiuttcl M. n,rlniul of
Lebanon, Or., spent Hoveral dayn with
Colonel MiuiH thin week.
Arthur Hover mid wife, also Char
lie Zuiituvrmmi and family, vveru .Sun
day vinitorn of William Hover.
drover Cook and family and Frrd
Itichnnlrt i Cottage drove, hImo Mr.
ami Mn. Uert NIcIioIm, enjoyed Sun
day with Hoy nnd Mrn. Nieholn.
Mr, Balnde recently entertained a
number of ladies nt bridge in her
beautiful suburban home.
Adolf mid Fred Klmnter, who have
ju-jt teturned from tho fair at Frisco,
nro htoppinu' a fow days with their
uncle, Fred Strnube, before journey
ing on to their homo in Wheeler
county.'
Mrn. Davis wiih IiopIchh to n num
ber of friend .Saturday nnd Sunday.
Mr. D. McKilhm delightfully en
tertaiued friends of WSIIon Springs
to Iuiiehcou ami dinner Huh week.
Mrn. Frank Molvco and .Mr. nnd
Mrn. . WA. Thompson were luncheon
gticHtH of Mrx. Ilurdettu Dodge of
Mcdford Sutidny.
Mr. mid Mm. 1). W. Stone returned
Sunday from n two month' pleasure
excursion to tho fairs nnd other
poititH of iutoroht.
Mr. mid Mrs. Tuber culled on their
friends on the hoightH Sunday.
A bevy of frieiulH of Mr. and Mrs.
(Irani gave them a farewell dinner at
the icMilrnco of Mrn. Norwood, ('anln
mul iniiMo woro minor features of tho
cM'iiing mul about twenty guests
wished them a merry journey.
MchdamcH llirkholr. and Aiulorson
jointly entertained tho Farcnl-Tcaeh
ers club Saturday afternoon. A pa
per doHonbiiig the life nnd necom
iilixlinientH of Lady Crosby wiih tend
Also a paper on rami schools, Avlpch
did tho render credit. Muiti and re
freshments followed tho literary hour.
The next mooting will bo conducted hy
MendamcH It. Woldcii and (Icorgo Da
vis.
BUTTE GREEK ITEMS
Tho baseball game- nt Lake eicek
last Sunday was attended by a largo
crowd. Tho score was 7 to Ul in
favor of .tho llutto cieok boys. At
the first part of tho game I,nku creek
run in most of their tallies, hut tho
Hutto Creole team proved to hesuper
ior,
Clans Charley Iuih been uniting
rolativps in aledfonl tho juiht week,
Oar bohool supervisor, A. It. Chnno,
visited the Hutto oreek school Friday
and ilso demonstrated the uso of a
Hahoock milk tester,
A. H Chaso held a school fair
mooting at Lake Crook last Thursday.
Tho iHreotora of tlm Hutto Creek,
Luko Creek and South Fork schools
met ami decided on a school fair this
fall al Lake Crook.
Air. and Mrs. D. ,V Myers, woro
visiting Mrs. L. A. Dossier last Sat
urday. F. S. Chnrloy was nt Lake Cieck
last Thursday on bn.siiict.s,
H, A. l'evk has been sawing wood
for tho people in tho Lake Creek vi
cinity. Oharlos Ten ill Ihir pt returned
home from Jacksonville. II. was on
tho jury.
nituioho HurloMm uivh been very ill
fov JJQIUO lM, ... i
The Jinriksha Ride
F
I'enrl nnd Hnlpli I'oyton spent Bat
urdny with their sister Mrs. Dawson,
Mr. and Mrn, It. II, Vincent wont
to Medford Tuesday. Mr. Vincent
will proliably stay In town (or sev
eral works,
llobnrt Dltnworth spent Haturday
night at tho homo of his father, J. K.
Dltauorth.
It. B. Peyton returned Friday ovon
liii; from Medford where ho had some
deutnl work done.
Paul Peyton has boon helping Kl
mer Dawson make shakes during tho
past week.
Mr. HrooinfleliJ, who tnught the
first half of the N)o school, loft Fri
day evening for his homo Jn Medford.
Mlsn Mnrgcry Brsklno will teach the
remaining four months at tho
school,
Messrs, Hoy Tucker and Win. Mc
Lcod havo been In tho valley attend
ing tho Martin trial. Mr. McLoud
returned tho flrsUof this wcok.
Lucius Klncald spent a couple of
days of last week at Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Dawson's.
St. Holens McCormlck mills bavo
contract for 11,000,000 foot tics.
FOU HKKT HOL'SKKKUMNQ
11O0MS
FOR RKNT Suite of 2 or i nicely
furnished housekeeping rooms,
plumbed, lighted on lower floor.
729 West 11th Btrcct.
FOK nEKTHOVSK?
,,,, iinn iiii n'.n" n i i i i i r r " -
FOIt HBNT Flvo room bungalow
with bath. 30 foot sleeping porch,
wood shed nnd 'garngo, garden
stuff furnished. .Phono S83-J or
570-jr. J. II. Cochran.
FOIt HBNT Threo room furnished
bungalow, phono 770-J
FOR KENT FUlt.MHllEO "OOM8
FOR HBNT Furnished room In
modern house. Phono 372-J.
FOU 8ATX IIEATj ESTATH
FOU 8ALB A mountain homo, J 10
per aero, H7 acres, flvo acres
cleared, 100 acres light clearing,
good farm lnnd, good four room
houso, hay shed, four springs on
place, 20 acres fenced. Apply to
owner, T. B. Sandor, Trail, Oro-
.. gon. 30
FOU 8 A LB 100 ncro homestead
near Itoguo river, patented. Has
water rights nnd mill sight, four
room cottngo. 20 acres under cul
tivation, pnrtlnlly fenced, balnnco
timber, some merchantable Price
$3000. Write Mrs. B, Curry,
(.rants Pass, route 3. 303
FOK SAkB IirViCTTOGK
FOIt SALB Six fresh cows, six
calves, two teams ot work horses,
threo mules, two sets ot heavy
work harness, wnisiis rancn,
uillo out North Roosevelt nvenuo.
31S
FOU SALB Full blood Duroo Jersey
boar, also young plgu cheap. Phono
403-H2. 303'
FOU BALE Ono team of bay mares
i;ioo los. enca; ono uny mare, uuu
IbB., good to drive or ride; ono
vnnrllnir Imrsn roll! If. lmrroWH. 11
months old. weighing 140 lbs. cncl
tamo aim iinmj, mso uvu u-vuui
fenco posts, 7 cents. P. B. Sandos's
ranch, Trail Orou 301
MOXBY TO IX)AN
TO LOAN Money to loan on ranch
property. Phono 36$ or 130-U.
O. A. McArthur. aver post offlco.
WHY?
IT IS YOUlt nt'SlNKSS TO HKK MB
Hecauso my stock In trado Is to
havo optioned at tho lowest cash
prlco tho best buy In this county.
I hava bceu on tho ground look
ing out for you for tho past five
years. Nearly everyday I have in
vestigated somo "good thing," I havo
ellmluatod everything except thoso
deals which I am convinced will so
euro mo satisfied customers.
in a fow hours tlmo 1 cau glyo ou
the benefit of this research. U la my
business to show you over tho county
and, iutroduco you to tho possibilities
uud opportunities hero. Soo Med
ford first nnd
J. C. BARNES
Room 01, First National" itouk, llidg.
Was Called Off
FOIt BALK Ml.SCRldiAXKOOS
FOU tiM.K narred Rock nnd Duff
urpliiugton laying pullets; alro ono
Rarred Rock cock and threo It. I.
11. coekcrols, a bargain If taken at
once. Jnnos IJros., phono 370-X.
302
FOR SALtt-Bxtrn fine furniture.
Will sell at a great bargain, fnrnl
turo In flno flvo room bungnlow,
can nlso bo rented. Inquire at 824
West 12th 8t. 20C
FOR SALB Thorongnured It. I. R.
vetting pggn, laying hens and set
ting hcua. Reduction when 100
or moro eggs bought. Brnest
Wobb, Central Point. 301
IX)R 8ALB Smudgo pots; also oil
hauling tnnl;. Brnest Webb, Cen
tral Point. 304
FOR UA LB Thoroughbred Uarrcd
Rocks (hens and cockerels.) Ad
drcfa Ktllarnoy Rnnch, It. F. D.
No. 1, Tnlent. Ore. 303
FOR 8ALB riano nearly now nt n
bargain. 43 Roso Ave. 301
FOR SALB- 200 egg hot water Incu
bator at one-half price. Phono
7DS-M, 103
FOU SALB Threo breeding pens
(mala and six females) Owen
Farm VInhaven Mass., stock,
White Orpingtons. High class,
trap nested birds at a big bargain.
Phono It. H. Paxson, Central Point.
FOU SALE Bggn for hatching from
my prlro winning, trap nested Co
lumbian Wyandottcs, l for 15.
Phono U. II. Paxson, Central Point.
FOU SALE lean supply you with
eggs from tho host Ri I. Reds In
Jackson county at fl.00 vor set
ting. Soo Frank Isaacs or phone
mo. 302
FOU SALE Furniture, team mules,
harness, wagon, 1417 West Main.
Thono 139-U. 307
FOU SALB Clean feathers 10c per
pound. Just tho thing for pillows.
Phono 5 S3. Mcdford Poultry &
Egg Co. 101"
FOR SALE Top buggy with polo
and shafts, almost now, 307 8.
Laurel. 321
FOR SALE Corn fed, homo cured,
bacon and ham nnd pure leaf lard.
Call 714 W. Eighth, corner Mistle
toe. 100
FOR SALE Ono 3-Inch Daln wagon,
sot ot heavy work harness, orchard
disc, spring tooth harrow, ono steel
12-Inch plow. 120 egg Pctaluma
Incubator. Phono 8C-J1. 300
FOR SALB R. I. Red setting oggs,
penciled Indian Runner duck eggs,
settings from prizo winners. Phono
SQ7-R. 303
FOR SALB Jerusalem artichokes
for seed, ono cent in hundred
pound lots, mnko splendid hog
food. B. F. Guthrie, It. It. 2,
Mcdford. 100
FOR SALB Wood saw cheap. 403
Iloardman street. 331
FOR SALB Rocleanel "Shadcland"
pedlgreo oats, yields moro than
doublo common oats. Also Aus
tralian club wheat. S. M. Nealon,
Tnblo Rock, phono 11-XX1. 300
FOR SALB Rhodo Island Red eggs,
GOon setting. Phono 407-M. 321
FOR SALB Chicks, I0c. oggs Cc,
best egg laying strain O. A. C. S.
C. W. Leghorns, College View
Poultry Farms, Corvallls, Oro. 319
FOR SALB Ono light Brahma cock
of prUo winning stock. Mrs. C.
Carey.
FOR SALE To orchard bonds In
Rogue River Commorclnl Orchard
No. 2. Cost $600 and will sell for
$500. Addrobs M. 11. Yatos, U22
Bmplro Bldg., Atlanta, aoorgla.
310
FOR SALE Flno Tolous geeso eggs.
Phona or address W. R. Lamb,
Medford. 310
FOR SALB OR TRADE 12 h. p. on
Kino; 1G h. p. botlor, all In running
ordor, will trade for Ford ctfr.
Bring on your car and loolc nt the
onglno. Address box 24, Jackson
ville, Oro. S07
FOR SALE Dry wood under cover,
Green body fir, $4.50 por cord. Val-
loy Fuel Co, Phone 70.
FOR EXCIIANUR
EXCHANGE Want to Bell or bu
anything? U O Rader, 114 N.
Front St, Employment offlco and
rentals. Phono 135. Nutt Sod.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Rogue Itlver Valley Fruit Lands.
Dairy, stock, poultry ranchaa and
Timber, Colonization Tracts. Best
all-tho-yoar-round cljtnata. on coast.
Health Resort. "Wonderful Medlol
nal Springs.
Heaver Realty Co. Asblal, Orago.
AT THEIR
IIBLP WANTIMI
WANTED Good man for Mcdford
territory to sell tour tlckots to tho
exposition. High class proposi
tion handled through a local bank.
Good commission. Possible to
oarn $200 per month. Address
box "1015" enro Mnll Trlbuno.
$20 TO $33 PBU MONTH EXTRA
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.
Mndlson St., Chicago, HI. 301
I .!- -Ti -
WAN1KI SITDATION8
WANTED Odd Jobs, gardening and
tnklng caro of lawns a specialty.
Phono 710-M. 303
WANTED n&CKMiAXEODS
WANTED To rent piano, no chil
dren. Phono 311-J. 301
WANTED To lease a good placer
mlno near Mcdford. AddreM
Placer, caro Mall Trlbuno.
WANTED Stock to pasture. Phono
201-JJL Z10
HOMESTEADS
DIG INDIAN RESERVATION TO
OPEN 750,000 ncres for settle
ment; fruit, timber, general farm
lands; send 2fic with this ad to
Wenatchco (Wash.) Dally World,
Dcpt. T. for rcllablo data about
this region.
DCHINESS DirtECTUKT
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Wt
are operating tha largest, oldN
and best equipped plant In tha Pa
cific northwest. Use our sprlnsjt
when others fall. Sold under guar
anteo. 26 North Fifteenth St.,
Portland, Ora.
Attorn?
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MHALH1
Attorncya-at-Law, Rooms 8 ana
9, Medford National Bank bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garaatt
Corey bldg.
Win. M. Colvlg, George M. Roberts
COLVIO & ROUERT8. LAWYERS
Medford National Rank Building.
B. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERRY
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building.
NEWTON W. BORDEN Attorney at
Law. 232 East Main street.
ClUropraclors
DR. A. R. HEDGES. Dr. Louisa E
Hedges Mechano-Theraplsts, Chiro
practors, Kpondylothcraplsts. These
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy,
etc., produce results In both acutt
and chronic dlso&seii. Consulta
tion free. Over Deuel & Co., cor
ner Main and Bartle'.t. Hours 9
a. nr. to 5 p. m. Other hours by
appointment. Phona 170.
DR. R. J. LOCICWOOD,, Chiropractor,
norro specialist Rooms 203-204-200.
Garnett-Corey bldg. Vapoi
baths and scientific massage given;
needle spray, head and shouldet
ahowor lu connection; advice Id
dietetics, medical gymnastics,
hydraptherapy. Lady attendant
Phono, offlco C43, residence 611-H.
Dcuttsta
DR. W, M. VAN 8COYOO
DR. a C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Garnett-Corey Bldg., anlta 111
Mcdford. Pro, Phone 86 G.
Engineer and Contractor
FRED NCUMMINaS Engineer and
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bldg.
Surveys, estimates, Irrigation,
dratnago, orchard and lan,d im
provement. NEW TODAY
Tho Roguo rlvor valley Is getting
better all the tlmo, and yet 1 havo
such wonderful offors as tho follow fellow follew
ing: 240 acres, out a little way, but
nearly all tillable, good buildings, a
lot of crop In, $35.00 an aero.
400 acres, mostly all tillable, a lot
of grain n, $32. GQ per aero.
Tho best farm In thq valloy, let
mo provo It, all In grain this year.
Very flue Invoatmont.
Large now houso, largo lot, much
fruit, houso fumishod $2500,00 And
many moro good tiuys.
Buy now, and soil at an advance
this fall, Get busy, raise a crop and
help create prosperity.
C. D. HOON
GAY PRANKS
HU8INKSG FHHKCTOKY
l.
AsmylfHT.
E. R. CROUCH Assayor, chemist.
metallurgist. Custom A" Of
fice. Mall order business solicited.
Prices, gold, $1.00; gold and sil
ver, $1.25; copper, $1.00; gold, all'
ver and copper, $2.00. Mailing ea
Yclopea tree on request, liefer
enco, Josephlno County Bank,
Rooms 201-203 Hall Bldg., Grants
Pass, Oregon. 33f
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Employment Aajraey
EMPLOYMENT AGENpYWe wish
ovoryuouy'to Know tnat tne um ue
llablo Blttner Real Bstate and Em
ployment agency, will get yaur
help, find you employment, rent
your house or sell your land, Mrs.
J. 8. Clark, manager successor.
Rooms 6 and 1, Palm Bldg., Med
ford, Oro.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get Tonr DraaafaMa
cleaned up for the- aaamer. CaH
on tha eity garbage w&zeaa fe
good aervlee. Phone 274-L. V.
Y Allen.
InatrBctJoB hi MMe
HAIOIIT MUSIC STUDIO Roeai
401. Garnett-Corey Bldg. Fred Al
ton Halght Piano, Mrs. Florenee
Hnlllday Halght, voice. Telephone
C3-W.
TJL
Notary l'aMie
HELEN N. YOCKEY NoUry -lie.
Bring your work to naa at tha
sign of tha Mall Tribune.
Phyeaicwaa ana.
DR. P. O. OARLOW, DR. BVA
MAINS CARLOW Oataeaa
physicians, 411-417 Garaett-CafM
bldg., phona 1038-L. Ksaldaaai
26 Booth Laurel St,
DR. W. W. HOWARD OetaopathM
physicians, SOS Garnett-Coraf
building. Phone 104-M.
DR. J. J. KMMENS PhyaMaa ul
surgeon. Practice Halted to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Syea scien
tifically tested sad glaseea eea
plled. Office S3 8 Bast Mate fk.
Hours 8:30 i. a, t S . a.
Phone.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jaefc
ou County Bask bldg. Offlas
phona 43-R; residence phona 6B-R.
DR. MARTIN O. BARBKR PhyaJ.
clan and surgeon. Office Pals
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Ileurs
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
DR. R. W. CLANQY Physician aad
surgeon. Phones, office 36, resi
dence 724-J. Office hours 19 (a
12, 2 to 6.
DR. 8. A. LOCKWOOD ,
DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Office
309-310-311. M. F. & II. Bldg.
Phonos residence, S14-J2; office.
811.
DR. LYDIA 8. DOW Osteopathia
physician, practice limited to ob
stetrics and diseases of women and
children. Offices 3 and 4, SK.
Marks block, hours 1 to G p. m.
Phono 1G0. Rea, the Dow Hospi
tal, Central Point. -
DR. MCM. M. DOW-r-FhyaWaa, V
surgeon, obstetrics and surgery,
offices 3 and 4 St. Marks block.
Hours 9 to 12. Phona 1C0. Resi
dence, the Dow Hospital, Central
Point.
PrlBters ajsfl raMtettaw
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has O.
best equipped printing aftlea la
southern Oregon; book blading;
loose leaf ledgers, billing systeaw;
ate. Portland artee. 2,7 Mere
fir Rt.
Stenography and Multlgrai Yrk
MHS, L T. EDWARDS Work doaa'
promptly at reasonable rates.
Room 3, Palm block, phone 167,
Shoe Iteparlug , v.
8IIOE REPAIRING First elasa'ska)'
repairing, on modern alasirta
machines while you wait. M,
Bldon, located in Kldd's a)hoa Btoea,'
Phone 313J. ' ';;
TraasTera w"
EAD3 TRANSFER ft STORAOB CO,
Office 45 North Front St. fhfiM
815. Prices right erfleeTawar
anteed, '
Typewriters aatal SiippMis'. "'"
TYPEWRITsVis AND 8UPPLIJW,
Now Remington, ,'$wltk, ' Ptfjattat
and Monarch tyjrewrltlag, laUSf
and subtracting maehhias rwwfll
maohlnes for eash or ay
meata. MaohlaM far tU rttMMal
ami supplies of all klads, aletjl tax
?s
pairs free, ot char.
flennett. 1U Qlac K,
938-K,
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