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MEDffORD MAIH TMBUNJD, MBDJTOltU, OinWON. KA'ITUDAVt AIMtlb 17, 11)15
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AT THEIR GAY PRANKS
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OSCAR AND ADOLPH
Famine Makes AdolphAct Quickly
At the Churches
S MY, JJC.R i
V MIM TXP5 !
'Inn Lutheran
RnrvlcPH nl .Ion Lutheran, n 12 W.
(th ntiixit, will liu conducted In (lor
iiiiiii ut 1 1 . in, "
llllilo school nt 10 n. mi,
CONHAI) WILKICH, I'nMor.
HI, Murk's. Church
8 n. in. Holy Coiniiiiinloii.
Hi n. in, Sunday ticliuol,
1 1 n. in,, Morning prayer.
.AS
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TO GAT MIT, OH,3A,-YOU rwiw! AHOLP Hi ) "W1
unc no Voobol ) ioncf mock Me. - -tTCV V i' a r.p n V Yo0R Sfleu. t J
j&sj.y jt MWh jj y. M . x
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7i:mi (i. hi,, Evening firnyor,
VM, II. HAMILTON', Vlciir.
f.i '
Ohkrthto AVi'lHin MelltlMlM
Sunday .School nt 10 n, in,
Preaching nt 11 n. in. nnd 8 p, in,
Upworth league at 7 p, in.
PrAor Meeting Thursday evening.
Conitt nnd worship with iih. Ho
member to keep (tin Bnhhnilt Holy.
II. M, IlltANIIA.M, Pnntor.
ItnptM.
Morning norvlco 1 1 o'clock.
Sermon, "Getting Ihn Curl lloforo
tin llornft," Bpeilnl music.
Evening 8 o'rlork, sermon "Tim A
II C or tin Gospel." Special iiiiihIc.
Illhle Hchonl nt Us 45 it, m.
II. V. I. U. 7 p. in. Topic, "Ono
ilny In Seven for Ihn Highest Things."
Lender, draco Bchllnsog.
I'Iim Chiinli of '('In M, HilentUt
Sunday service nt 1 1 o'clock, Bub
Ji'rl, "Doctrine, of Atotiutuont."
Wednesday evening testimonial
innilliiK nl 8 o'clock,
All am cordially Invltod.
Bundny itcliool nt 10 o'clock. All
timliir the lino of SO ftro welcome.
Himdlug room In church edlflcr.
3 IS No. Onkdalo, open from 1:30
to 4: no dally except Snndnyn nnd
holldnyx,
Piv'.byteiinn Clitirth
Prenrhlm: nt II n. in., subject,
"Tim Tent of Dlsrlpleshlp."
Ilnlo, "Tho Hint With tho Broken
Pinion," by Johnson, Florence Hni
elrlgg. Preaching nl 8 p. m , subject "The
Unexpected."
Bolo, "Tim (lontlo Bhophonl," by
Adnmi, Florence llaxrltigg.
Hnnday school nt 10 n.m., kin
dergnrfen nt 1 1 n. in.
Y. P. 8. C. K. nt 7 p. in,
Prayer meeting nl 7:30 p. in,
Thursday.
Tho Woman's Prcuhylcrlnl Mission,
nry society will meet In Grants Pabu
Wednesday.
The lornl Lndlea Aid noclcty will
not- moot TncKdny,
Presbytery of Southern Oregon
meets In nrautd Pnsa Tuesday, Wed
noadny rind Tluirodny of this wcok.
Ilccltnl
FlrslfMiithodlst Episcopal church,
Wednendny. April SI, 8 p. in,
Plrtno nolo, "Rhapsody," liy Lite,
MlNk Veiieta Ilnmllton,
Reading, (n) "Naughty Zell" (1)
"OrphnnM Anna" ,c) "Tho Coquette,"
Mm. J. K. Hawkins.
Vocnl nolo, "A Hiimutor'a Message"
Mm. W. M, CmiRCoyoc.
Rending, (a) "HiikkIo's Dinner
Pnrty" (h) "Lnscn." .Mm. J. K. Haw
It Inn. '
Vocnl nolo, "Tho Rosy Morn," 1y
Lnuilnr. Ilonnld, Prof, Forest Kd
tnendes. Heading, (a) "Tim .liners" OH
"College. Oil Cans" (o) "Tho Hoot
lllnck," Mm. J. K. Ilnwklnn.
VornI nolo, "Last Hebo of Bummer"
from Mnrtha hy Flotow, Miss Thelss,
Heading, fa) "Chrlstmna Dinner"
(h) "An Old Woman's (lomiilnlnt"
(c) "Thli Confessional," Mm. J. K.
Hnklna,
J-'IrM rin 1st Inn Church
Cor, lUh nnd Onkdnlo
Wo extend a moHt cordlnl Invita
tion to the public to nttond our nor
lccn nnxt'Bunday.
MomltiK prvlro 10:45. Bormon,
"Yo uro no nioro utrmiKora nnd no
Joiirimra . . follow-cltlzcns of tho
hoiihohold of Clod."
KvAiiIiik hoivIco 7:45. Mm, Krnnk
Jonoa of 1'iiKimo, OroRon, will oc
inipy tho pulpit nnd will hnv n Rrvnt
mi'HRiiRii for all. On Monndy nftor
iioou Him will hold a conforonco with
thu woiiimi of tho church nt 2:30
o'clock. IMoaatt romo nnd honr nnrt
know,
Illhlo Rchool will hoRln at 0:45,
Lot un nirlvo on thuo anil put Into
prnctlco tho wholoaomo BiiBgoatlona
hy Dro. HllllnKton, tho Sunday clt6ol
oxpurt,
Tlio Christian i:ndiivor l on tho
U Kirudo now and you ran profit hy
aUonrllnit t'holr niootinWi WMiiomuor
In'lf that you aro welcomo.
11AUY B. TUCICKH, MlnlBtor.
i nmrcli NoIoh
Tho Klmt Mothodlat Hplscopal
rlunch, rnrnnr of Fourth mA Hart
lott BtrcotH, J. K, HawklnB, PaBtor.
Tliji Haci union t of tho Lord's Sup
por will ho ohaorvod at tho 11 a, m,
norvlco. All who aro In lovo and
charity with their nolKhliors, nnd In
tond to hind tho christian life, of
whntcjvor ioIIkIoiib nnimi, aro Invited
to vonuii)n with un,
Thj ovonlrtK fioi'Veo nt R o'clock,
HoVinon' piihj'ect, "Tho Homarkablo'
DlHCove'ry of thn Klrnt DlRclploa."
Tho pnalor denlrcH to rIvo any nn
opportunity to nok (IMChIIoiih, mid will
endenvor to innko IntelllKont reply
to iiimrliiM. Tho iiientl(iim iiiiimL ho
In wrltliiR mid linked In Reed flnth,
Itopllcn will ho mndo on thu Miicceed
InR Hnnday ovoiiIiikh, "Whiit'n on
your mind?"
Bpeclnl iiiiihIc Ii (ho choir nnd
roimltiK cotiRreKiitloual hIiirIiir will
add r. really to tho uttractlvcncim of
theiio HiirvlccH.
Tlido of tho otjier hitvIioh nn fol fel fol
eows: Hnnday School : 4 fi n. in,:
.Junior I.e.tRuo 3 p. tit. ; Kpworth
I.etiRtio itevotlomil norvlco G;45 p.
in.
Moro than one hundred joiinc peo
pin were nt (ho Kpworth LenRim nor
vlco Inut Bundny ovcnlnR. Tho nver
uro for thn month of March wnn 02.
ThlM orcanlallon will entertain tho
Klamath Dlntrlrt I.eiiRiiit Juno 40.
'rv .MeltiiMlUt (liurr)i
Cor. 10th and Ivy
Hnnday mcIiooI 10 a. in.
PrencrliiR 1 1 a. in.
Prayer and prnlw ncrvlco 0:30 p.
in.
ProachliiK 7:30 p. m,
Special revival acrvlceB durliiR tho
week. Dlhtrlct Quarterly mcetliiR
licglnnlnR Thiimdny nnd contlnulnR
over the Bnhhnth. Watch for furth
er announcements
Itev. 1). 1). DodRe, our district old
er nndjllov. M. K. Chllda. our con
ferenco ovntiRollat, aro with ua In
thi-mi itervlceM. Alao Hnv. J. W.
Bhnrpo of Medford. Cnmn and wel
como. J. i: HltADIXY, l'nator.
1ER1E RUrtES
Mn.. !'. K. Wnlil loluiiieil from
Medl'onl the first of the week, liavinu
miide mi over-Ktiinlav tsit them with
her Inpuiiul.
t'. 1). Wioh erlon nnml Jlis Hertlia
Wool cr(on were (Jniutrt I'iikh vi-il-nm
Momlay.
Pmfesnor Aroliilialil Ilcildie nnd
Heveral of the iiuivemitv Muilenlx of
I'liKene were plenHiint enllern nt the
Itoral'iH raneh Wednesday,
l'Yiinl; I'.lliutt pf .Medford ImH been
down HdVcinl limeM of late to do work
on liiri milling iinipeity on FootV
erepk.
Mr. nnd fm. II. I). .low were ovpr
Kiinilav j;uets oT Mr. ninl Mrs. 0. II.
Aldcii.'
.Mr. nnd Mrs. I). II. Slead were din
ner i!U''Nts of Mrs. Kieo ut Oold llill
Sunday.
Miss Harper nnd Jrrs. Sprapic en
terlniuiil the Keerealiou eluli Thurs
day afternoon in their uhiiiiI hospit
lihle and pleasing way, In tho ni
heneo of llio leader for Hie tnpie us
xiued, that jinVt wu ninittod and Hid
hour given to Home fine KclPctiiins on
I ho Vietrola. A verv delieions Iiineli
was sened, Mr. II, ). Jolles enter-
taiiiK iiONtjneolinK
Mrs. Doin Siilliniir"li and family
of Hiineoin spent the day in town re
cently, heiug iiccniupmiifd Inune hy
Mrs. Kiln Cook.
Mis. Kttn Kuiiih has returned from
Ashland, where nhe has heen in the
hospital for the past two mouths, Her
condition is sliejitly imjirovcd.
Mr. nnd. Mrs. Thomas iNillon r(5
timied to Montague,, CI the first of
tho week after n Hhort visit'with rel
atives living hero,
Mr. and Mrs. fleni-go Henry and
daughter of Dviby spent Sunday in
town.
C, C. I'urnell was a InisiuehH pallor
from Mitncnm this week.
Mi's, (1, A. (larduer enloitm'ncd u
few friends Wednesday. The' after
noon was spoilt with sowing, after
which dainty rofvoidunents weio
sorvod.
Mm. Cliuulo Miles of Medfonl wns
tho guest of Mrs. Irwin Kekelson on
Wednesday.
Mrs, W. I. Hailoy has roturned
from F.iie.eno, where she took Iter
hushaud. hoping the eliaugo wuud
piovo henetieial for her leeeiit ill-
nnsH,
Mrs, W. 0. CrantU'll puloilniiiod the
Kpwoith leaano last WVdnoi.dav V
liinK. (litnu'H opeupioil the greater
jmVt of tho oveniiie;, followeil by deliu
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS
ioim lefreHluiietils. Minn Lulu Will -ianiH
tiKHlsled the IiohIchs hi NenitiK.
Thu following meinheis wero present:
Mm. WaImIi, Mi. Ahhotl, Mrs. Uuvm,
MIsm's Nellie linker, Dm Klout,
'.inula Keiilenueer, Oretehen I'uhl,
Cora TliomiiH, Cdith lloef, I'lorn Hall,
Lueille Ahliott, Mildred CoMlett mid
llev. Coslel, Floyd .lones, Denver
Mntli, Ilurrv WiiUh, lieulien Pit.
Kilward ninl JMwin lleeiv returned
from Hrawley, Ciil,, Weiliiesduy,
where they have been employed this
winter.
Mrs. Kuiiiia La Iloeh is H'ciiiliiiK
tlio week with r hlster in Medford.
Mr. mid Mrs. James Hueklev tire
ieeeiiiiK eoiigratulatioiiK on the liuth
of mi e1een-Hiuiii1 f-on.
Mr. mid Mrs. Miles Cnntr.ill of
Hueli were h-liojijiiu in town Thurs
day. Misses .Marion Ilowen ami Mahel
l(een mid I'dith lloef of Jackson
ile will niitulier amoiie; the crudit
ulinjr i'Iiish from the .Medford IiikIi
seliool this ear
The Indies' iiuxilinry held mi inter
estiu; meeliiiK in the hludy room of
the 1'reslijtcriun ehureh Tlmrsilny af
ternoon. Mr. Lewis lh iclt entertained with
a dinner party Thursday evening,
covers heiu laid for the following
kiipMh: Mr. mid .M'rs. O. ('. Kinp, Mr.
mid Mrs. JIiihcI flregory, Mrs. Smith,
Miss Hlaeklmni of .Medford and Mrs.
O. Whitman of Klamath Falls.
Mrs. J. P. Wells entertained Dr. nnd
Mrs. .1. W. ItnhiiiHin ami Mies Dor
land Itoblnson nt cards Wednesday
cvenine;.
Mrs. .1. W. Opp nnd children spent
last Saturday ut the mine.
Mish Fleta IMrieh mid Mrs. Minnie
' Kellpy were Medford callers Thurs
day nfteruooii.
A fire nlnmi wns turned in Monday
cvenine; which prmed to lie the flue
of ihe K. Coii(,er home. Xo damage
was done.
MUhpk Alice Morgan, Paulino
flreaes, M"ary llan.haw mid Lou Hu
kcr, Toots Thompson mid Clint Dim
inution took hi the hhow ut Medford
Thursdnyeeninr.
COURTHOUSENEWS
Reportod by Jackson County Ab
tract Co., Sixth and Fir Sta.
Circuit
Kogiie River Public Service corpo
ration vs. City of Gold Hill, answer.
Pacific Mutual Life IiiMiruuPP Co.
s. Lester W. Doud et nl., return of
summons.
rroluifo
IMnto of T. .1. Tripled, objections
to final account.
Kslnlo of William (L. W.) Moore,
petition for probate of will, appoint
ing of executor.
J llonl I Ma to Transfers
H. II. Hutch et u .v to George U.
Ogg et iix, lot in Ashland -? 000
U. C. Stoddard et ux to J. P.
Hoiigland, lots in Queen Anno
Add., Mcdfoid . . . 1,500
John Morris et nx to J. L.
Youngur, lot in Ashland . -- 10
Caroline Whitman to Mortimer
John Morris et ux to J. L.
Yoiuigker, lot in Woolen's
Add., Ashland . . 10
iiura M. Kershaw to James L.
Kershaw el nx, land in sees.
J'l- )ll l! '"" io. twp :7-in i.ooo
DUSINKSB OITOUTUNITIICS
FoTt SM?iJarbor Shop
for aale. This ono chair shop do
ing 1125.00 nvorago monthly;
electric lights, bath 'rooma, city
water, In n wet town, ?200 cash.
Apply to Hlchard Anderson, No.
122, Gold Hill, Ore. 46
FOH SALKHost Paying business
for thn amount Invested In Med
ford, best of reason for soiling, act
quick for thlH won't lust. JG500
will handle thlri, will Involco more
than double tho amount aaked.
llox Bargain, euro Mall Tribune.
UUY Q1L 8TOCIC In 1,000.000
company, jhut qrganlzud; ground
floor proposition; 100 por cent
dividends 00 days possible; 20
wells at once; quick action on your
money; limited number shares at
2 cents share: ?10 buys $500 par
value stock; hU advance- In stock
soon; selling fast; remit now, write
for free Information; dividends
declared noon. Amalgamated Oil
Co., 1131 Colcord llldg., Oklahoma
Okltt. , 23
Vim IlKNT HOIJMRKHIIPI.Vn FOKHAMI MTIWTOCJS J I!03inSTi:AI)S I1U HIWIgJUinKOTUItg
I'Oll HUNT Bulto of 2 or 4 hoiiRO
kPiipliiR rooma, furnlRhed, lower
floor, modern. 729 W. 11 Ut.
KOIt IIK.VT MJHMHFIRU ItOOMH
I'OH HUNT FurnlRhed rooma. nlao
llRht houBekeepluR rooms. 322 B.
Central. 23
FOH UBNTModern furnlahed
rooma. Tho Cottage, C04 Weal
10th. 44
FOH HUNT Blc-plnB room In mod
ern house. Phono 372J.
THU PALM rooma. Iipri rooming
hoiiBo In Medford. Prices 35c and
50c. Weekly ratea. 28
FOIL KEM-rii7ihP
FOH iuilNT 2 room furnlahed houno
on North Ilartlett: partly modern.
Imiulro 345 North liartlett.
FOH HUNT rnrnlahccl 3-room
house at 421 Woodxtock. Sec Dr.
Seely or J. W. Herrlan. 27
FOH HUNT Five room furnlahed
hutiKnlew: modern, gna, aewini;
machlno, atrawherry Isjd. Call aft
er 5 p. in. 312 S. KlnRSt. 23
FOH HUNT One 8-room retldence:
nlao furnlahed housekeeping rooma.
310 N. Hartlett.
FOH HUNT Modern furnished house
W. II. Uvorhnrd, 1013 W. 8th.
... Phone CC7J.
FOH HUNT -Furnlahed houae. 4
rooma, strictly modern, one nlocu
from now federal building. Phono
031L or call at 243 N. Holly St.
FOIl SALKKKAIi CSTATH
FOH SALK Acreage near the city at
apeclnt bargain prices. Seo owner,
Phone 374, 1005 K. Main St. 33
FOH SALE IfTou want a 'lino 80
acre farm and fruit ranch near
Kaglo Point, Ore., G3 acres bclug
cultivated, on county road, all
fenced, flno water, all noceasary
buildings, seo J. T. Carpenter, own
er. 345 N. Dartlctt St. S3
FOH SALU 200 ncros with about 50
hoad of cattle; two hams, 5-rooin
house, to be sold with rattle, or
net: 140.00 per acre. A Gallag
her. Ono, Oregon. 34
FOH BALK 2 bargains. 1 1-2 acres
In alfalfa, 4 room houae, 4 1-2
tulles from Medford, 2 1-2 miles
from Jacksonville. Prlco $250.;
4-room bungalow ono block from
pavement In Medford, city water
nnd llghta. Prlco $425. For partic
ulars nddrcKs thu owner, II. U.
llowman, Talent, Ore. 28
FOH SALU 40 aero ranch, prlco
$500; tonus; small cash payment.
Ilox 4. Mall Tribune. 2S
FOR SALK OH THADU A flvo or
ton-ucro tract unimproved Innd 1C
miles southeast of Stockton, Calif.
Ono mllo from station, J. 11., Mall
Tribune. 25
FOR SALIC MlHCRlAiANKOUS
FOH BALK Seed corn nt Ilurmuda
ranch. Phono 6U1-J-2.
FOH SALK Hambler bicycle, good
tires, mud guards, special saddle,
luggago carrier, $12.50. Child
ren's bloyclo $5, $7.50; Hoys' Irish
Mall $3.00. Foard radiator, good
shape, $9.00. Phono 9 15 J. 23
FOH SALK Largo, early, homo
grown tomato plants now ready,
any quantity. Also egg, pepper and
other nlantB for salo at Grocery
Stores, Public Markot and Green
houses, wniluox & llonney, Port
land Ave. Greeuhouscs, Phono S7H.
44
FOH SALK At once throughbred
Flemish Giant rabbits, Angoras,
Pntagoulans and Helglnu hares.
Chas. U. Grahum, It. I'. I). 3, Ilox
10, Spring St. 20
FOH SALK Or Undo, n high class
parlor organ In good condition.
121 S. Cottage. 23
FOH SALK Tomato plants now
ready. C. Carey, phono 1C-F11,
Address Talent,
FOH SALU Pour Jo six weeks old
Haired Hock chickens, 35c each;
also kule plants, 15c u hundred.
Phono 3F2. 20
FOR SALK To orchard bonds In
Hoguo River Conimotclal Orchard
No. 2. Coat $C00 and will sell for
$500. Addrosa M, It. Yutes, 922
Kmplro llldg., Atlauta, Georgia.
340
WANTI5I) TO UUV
WANTKI) TO HUY 75 mill; cows on
tlmo; dafcrrod payments well so
curod. Slcopy Hollow Farm, Gold
Hill, Ore, II. A. Knslgn, Manager,
I.OS
LOST A gont'H gold vest chain,
finder please, return to this office
Suitable rcwurd.
FOR SALK Good ranch team. Ono
a good driving bora, prlco right
Phono 500-J-5 or write box It, Mall
Tribune. 23
I'OH BALU- First clnss driving mnro
black, six years old, weight eleven
hundred, stylish traveler nnd nbo
luetely gentle, $150. Also bugs
and harness. Phono 700. 23
FOH SALK Duroc Jersey Spring
pigs, both sex's, the big kind sired
by Golden Nugget, No. 142,785,
Palmer Investment Co., Modoc
Orchard. 43
FOR SALU uit TRADB One Hol
steln 3 yr. old cow. been milking
15 months, duo to be fresh May
10th; one 15-months old heifer,
calf of said cow, both extra good;
one Itcd Durham cow, 5-years old,
fresh last Dec; one h-yr old extra
good family herse: one top buggy
and harness: one double hack har
ness; ono 3-inch Haln wagon with
doublo box bed; good as new; ono
1 1-4 Inch Mandt steel axe wagon
with bed; ono almost new riding
saddle. Would consider trade for
good second hand automobile. Ad
dress "Owner," Hox 282, Ashland.
Oregon.
FOH SALK Two good cows, ono
fresh; also good work mare. Jas.
Campbell, phono 31 1-H. 25
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey heifer. A
bargain. Phone 500-R2. 23
FOR SALE Driving horso and bug
gy. Phonol48X. 23
FOR SALE Pair young work horses,
team or single, time It desired.
Phone 317.
FOR SALE Cheap, span of mules,
Harness ana wagon, as souiu cen
tral. WANTEI IIMCKliliAEOUB
CxTEDTo hire good work team
with harness for two weeks. Phono
G. Allder, Ross Lane. 24
WANTED I havo a good heavy
team, want work for self and
team. See mo nt 1111 X. River
side. 24
WANTED To hear from owner of
good farm for sale. Send cash
price and description. B. F. Hush,
Minneapolis, Minn. 22
WANTED 1st class auto repairing
reasonablo charges, guaranteed
work, local references. Phono
48SM. 23
WANTED Loan of $500 for two
years on Improved ranch property.
Address Y, Mall Tribune.
WANTKn arruATioxs
WANTED Young man desires posi
tion as retail salesman; under
stands buying, neat In appearance.
Will work cheap it something
steady: has S years experience.
Box 75, Mall Tribune . 23
WANTED Caro of orchard by man
who know a how and has good cre
dentials. Box Orchard, care Mall
Tribune. 24
JIKLl WANTED MALE
WAEDCgen room 2, Hlalto
BIdg. 23
AGENTS Wo havo an exceptionally
attractive proposition for general
nnd special agents, Kxcluslvo ter
ritory granted. Excellent oppor
tunity for paying business of your
own, Tho Pathe8copo Co., 7 IS. 1-2
Third Ave.. Seattle. 23
WHY?
IT IS YOUR BUSINESS TO SEE ME
Because my stock In trudo la to
havo optioned at tho lowest cash
price tho bost buy In this county.
I have boon on tho groiiud look
ing out for you for the past flvo
years. Nearly everyday I have in
vestigated some "good thing." I have
eliminated evorytbtug except those
deals which I am convinced will se
cure me satisfied customers.
In a few hours ttmo 1 can give you
the boueflt of this research. It is my
business to show you over tho county
and introduce you to tho possibilities
and opportunities bore. See Med
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
Room SOI, First National Bunk llldg.
FOR SALE OU EXCHANGE
Rogue River Valley Fruit Lands.
Dairy, stock, poultry ranches and
Timber. Colonliatlon Tracts. Best
all-tho-year-round cllmnto on coast.
Health Resort. Wonderful Medici
nal Springa,
Heaver Kkjr Ow AaWi, Ore,
DIG INDIAN RESERVATION TO
OPUN 750,000 acres for settle
ment: fruit, timber, general farm
lands; send 25c with this nd to J
Wenatchfco (Wush.l Dally World,
Dept. T, for reliable data about
this region.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN Will loan from
$1000 to $5000 upon farming
property. Earl 8. Tumy, 210 Gar-nett-Cory
llldg.
FOR K.cnA."Tc;a.
EXCHANGE Want to aell or buy
anything? U C Rsder. 114 N.
Front St. Employment office and
rentals. Phone 125. Nuff Bed.
RUB1XES8 DIISKOTORT
Auto rJwppnen
LAJIER AUTO 8PRINO CO. W
are operettas; the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our spring!
when others fall. Bold under guar
antee. 26 North Fifteenth St.
Portland. Ore.
Attorney
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALBI
Attorneys-at-Law. Rooms 8 and
9, Medford NaUonal Bank hide.
A. E. REAME8, LAWYER Oermett
Corey bids.
Wm. M. CoItIk, George M. Roberta
COLVIG it ROBERTS, LAWYER
Medford National Bank Building.
B. F. MULKEY ft GEO. W. CHERRI
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building.
Chiropractors
DR. A. R. HEDOES. Dr. Louise K.
Hedges Mechano-TherapUri, Chiro
practors, Spondylotheraplsts. These
systems, Including dieteUcs, enrft
Ure gymnastics, bydro-therapay,
etc.. produce resulta In both acuta
and chronic disease. Consalta
tton free. Over Deusl ft Co., cor
ner Main and BartleO. Hoars 1
a. m. to 5 p. m. Other hours by
appointment. Phone 170.
PR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor
nerve specialist Rooms 203-304-205.
Garnctt-Corey bldg. Vapoi
baths and scientific massage given;
needle spray, head and shoulder
shower In connecUon; advice la
dietetics, medical gymnastics
hydroptberapy. Lady attendant
Phone, office 543, residence 511-R
Deatlata
DR. W. M. VAN BCOYOO
DR. O. O. VAN BCOYOC
Dentists
Garnett-Coroy Bldg., suite 111
Medford, Ore. Phone 956.
W. H. SPRINGER, DENTIST Of
fice hours 9 to 5. Evenings and
Suuday by appointment. Otflco M.
F. & II. Bldg. Resldenco Phono
153J; Office 319J.
Engineer anil Contractor
FlYEDCUMMINGSEnglneeVand
contractor, 404 M. F. ft II. Bldg.
Surveys, estimates. Irrigation,
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement Public Stenographer
SARAH M. HENRY. Public Stenog
rapher. Room 317 oarnett-coroy
Building, Phone C57-J.
Truastcni
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
Office 42 North Front St. Phoai
815. Prlcea right. Service guar
anteed.
HEAL ESTATE BROKERS
Wo Ijavo tho best stock ranch, '
goneral farming and orchard
propositions that aro offered for
sale In this county. Lowest
prlcos, any slro ranch, best loca-
tlons.
. TALK WITH
TUMY & ANDREWS.
210 Garnett-Corey Blk,
NEW TODAY
A ten acre homo handy to Central
Point, Jacksonville, and Medford.
Flno flvo room plastored bungalow,
with basement, flro place and
screenod porches. Good ample baru,
well built. Plonty of fruit. This la
a good closo In country homo, and
$2000.00 takes It at a sacrifice, Call
for particulars,
C. D. HOON
.
AsAy!t.
E. R. CROUCH Assurer, chemist.
metallurgist, custom Assay or
flee. Mall order business kolleltee.
Prices, gold. $1.00; gid and M4
ver, $1.25; copper, $1.00; gold, sti
ver and copper, $2.00. Malllag en
Tolopen free on reqiieat. Refer
ence, Josephine County Bank.
Rooms 201-203 Hall Bldg., Grants
Pass, Oregon. 33
Employment Agency
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY We w!s
everybody to know that the Old Re
liable Blttncr Real Estate and En
ployment agency, will &' your
help, find you employment, rent
your bouse or Bell your land. Mrs.
J. S. Clark, manager succeeaer.
Rooms C and 7, Palm' Bldg., Ke
ford, Ore.
EMPLOYMENT Rentals and Lai
Agency. If you want help, want te.
rent a houae or buy any real estate
call on Wynkoop & Co., Room 3,
Palm Block, Phone 336R. Auction.
Saturdays. If you havo anything
to sell, seo us about It.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Mrs.
Ruth Smith. Room 210 Garnett
Corey .Bldg., Phono 182. Seo me
If yon want help or are In search
of employment.
Oarusge
GARBAGE Get roar
cleaned np for the snsmsr. Oati
on the city garbage wage let
good service. Phone' 374-L. V,
Y. Allen.
HAIGHT MUSIO STUDIO Reeal
401. Garnett-Corey Bldg. Fied Al
ton Haight Piano, Mrs. Floreae
Halllday Haight, voice. TeleekoM
63-W.
Kei-ry PaMM
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary e
lie. Bring your work to me St tM
algn of the Mall Tribune.
st
DR. V. Q. CARLO W,1' BR. KVA
MAINS CARLOW Oeteeefttils
physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Cersf
bldg., phoue 1036-L. ResJeeae
26 South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OsteesaUM
physicians, 303 Garnetl-Certf.
building. Phone 904-M.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Fhyetcleii
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ssr, nose and throat. Byesrt'iesv
tltloally tested and glasses esisv.
piled. Oculist and Aurlat for S. r.
. R. R. Co. Offices M. b ft ff. Ce.
Bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 57.
B. B. PICKEL, M. D. Otftee Jaetc
son County Bank bldg. Otttea
phone 43-R; residence phone sV-lt,
DR. MARTIN O. BARBER Physi
cian and surgeon. Offtee Falsa
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Heura
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
DR. R. W. CLANOY Physklsa aa
surgeon. Phones, office 36, rest
dence 724-J. Office hours 19 14)
12, 2 to 5.
DR. 8. A. LOCKWOOD
DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Offlee
309-310-311, M. F. ft II. Bldg.
Phones residence, 814-J2; offlee,
814.
DR. LYDIA 8. DOW Osteopathia
physician, practice llmlton to oh
stetrlca and diseases ot women. kn4
children. Offices 3 and 4, Ik.
Marks block, hours 1 to 6 p. sn.
Phone 160. Res, the Dow Hospi
tal, Central Point,
DR. MCM. M. DOW Physician, sn4
surgeon, obstetrics and surgery
offices 3 and 4 St. Marks block.
Hours 9 to 12, Phone 160. Rest
dence, the Dow Hospital, Central
Point.
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Printers ad rabUshers
IIEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tM
bost equipped, printing eltloe Ml
southern Oregon; book bUdlUi
loose leaf ledgers, billing systesst,
etc PorUaad pries. JIT KerUi
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