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UJCKItCBMel DOT I ' V-- ,v-V " rm K 2T riMCj 7 TRY ISM , . - v ic t-styMM sQAkl
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Our ruck cu'iiHlicr tlmt Inm been
mindilng lock I'orlliu eounly mint liu
Iwreirhern unit IlinvviiMboro went out
of eiiiutiilMnlon IiihI week iiihI Mr.
1 1 ii n dunnl when liu wi-iit to repair
It tlnil llm eleeliin motor wiih liiirni'il
mil mi iih jo ueeimtdtiiln itt-wlring,
ami ul IliU willing tin U ut u'nik on
tlui Jnli mill Mr. Nulwick, who In Hll
pel Intending I lit' Wolk III' M'ldllllg till)
nick, think (lint (liny will liu uhhi tu
HtnrL up ugitln liy louuirrow, Thum
ilny. Hubert A. Nelll if llmw unborn wim
lining ImimIiii'hh In our town rtiittiuluy,
.Mr. NifWpoil, llm niiwinger of tliu
I!. I'. A. iiMhiii'intliui, Iuih Intel a Inrgn
bulletin board iut up to mih hi IiIIIm
on, mi Main Mreel, um Kiitunluy
nlnlit gnvit it innvin hIkiwIiiiI wax
very good '""I hint met le; After tlu
hIiow tlio younger pint of Iho mull
eneo iciiiuIihiI mill enjoyed a noelnl
Imp.
Our offielenl mill prngiynnlvi) tond
MiipervJHor, IM I )nt ton, repiirlM that
liu Iuih ri'iipi'iu'il the old mail Jii"t thin
nidi) of llm free ferry, lids Hhnrtcning
tlio dlNtmiro mill iiviiIiIh it pleeo of bud
road In the winter. IM U doing mhiio
flue work on tint rood, btrulghleiiliig
out tlio emokx, leveling nut tho roiiuh
place nail mnklug u fine driveway
between lien mill MrmMilioro, unit in
fuel VA keepH on llm innvn nil tin
tlmi'i mitl kiij'H l lit infill "Coniu on.
hnyw," iiiHtend of unying "do on,
boy," mill leaving tlirm to take llielr
on a time on the road.
Hiindny, although it wax rather a
tliirxly day, we hud Mean Terrlll, Mim
Ha Furlow, llennau Meyer and wife
of Klk creek, hart' for dinner. They
came out to Men Iho hull gnmi played
between the liable Point and Tolu
leiiinx, mill tin rcMtilt wiih tint (lame
wan mi eloHO that they had to play
tin tenth inning in order to hid who
wiin enlitled to (lie honor of winning
out, iih it wiik tho gnmo tnoil I) to 7
in favor of KuKh Point. Who will
exenlually be (ho victnrn iiut tlio
l.'nghi Point Irani T
Wo iiImi hint the nihiic day, Kuuihi,
for dinner, Charier Itaenn, wife and
two miiim, Wilhain Von tier Jlollcn,
wife ami miii and daughter, Cat I von
dor llellni, Fred I'ltlnttte, wifo nod
Min, Hob, C. K. .IoIiuhoii of Tahiti
Koek, W. II. Wumsley, Mjnh lorino
(lrighy, I'. T. llulU, liny llihlfop, W.
L. rhll.lrelh.
Hum llaiiilhh, our livery ntable
mail, nml wife, their daughter, JH-h.
Fred Diillou, nml her mother-in-law,
Mr. Duttou, Kr., niotoriMl o Willlain
lmr .Mntiilay In viiit Mrn. HnniUliV
pnreatH, Mr. ami Mi, J. V. Moouiitw.
(Ireen MathowH, tnio of our pro
htouh fanuorn ami btoek-raiHern,
wuh doiiiK hunliiffrt hero Saturday.
J. Morris of llniwiiHboni wan it
litiNiuesrt t-nller iilwo .Saturday.
Since my lut report, (leorue Hrown
& Sunn have houKht wool from Itoy
I)itix, W. ('. Daley ami ('. rYnnk
Kliodon, and niohair from W. J. Aus.
tin. Mr. Hrown report that W. ('.
Da ley V nlieep avcranvd eleven poiiiiiIb
per head of wool.
CharleH Manning ami Miiot Mabel
Hanson .rmno in from tlio l'r)hpeet
country Monday nml hpent (he night
with iih. Miert Hiiiihiiii had been up
in the neighborhood where hIio taught
Hehool lnt winter. viHitiu frivuiln,
ami while up then1 attended a dunce
at frail ami one at Prospect.
Tlio Kuuln Point hotel hart closed
for the pivpfiil, iih the propriet rex,
Mihh l.ouiHit HIuhm, epi:ctrt to ftait
for tin) Pniiaiiiu i'XHinilioii in a few
tliiyn.
loo Parker, Iho railroad aneiit at
Medfoiil for Iho P. & K took dinner
with im TiiDMhty. lie wan out talking
to (lit) liuniitusx men ahoiit making u
I'liuiiKo in tho time of nimiiuc Iho
traliiH front Med foul In Kuglo Point
ami Hullo. KullHhut did not nivo out
iiii.'lhiiiK dffinlle.
Since tlio ehibiiiu' of the KiikIo Point
hoc tlairihon jlesn, (li'iitu Weh
iiiun nml Tony McClelland haw
taken rooms ut tlui Siinn.VHide.
Among Hit) liUHlueMH onllerH Tnv'i
iny weru Henry Prcneh, J, W. Wolf
my nml wife, Mr. Ilelfft of I.uko
Creek, W. II. Crniuliill, Lemon ('hiir
Joy iiml wif', Willlnm Perry nml fam
ily. Tliev motored out in their uuw
Foul fiom Untie VuIIh.
Tiiexday uftcriiooii our honorable
county eoiii t, ut leant that part of il
lha( ouk) after the. county matin, I. u
.IiiiIku Ton Velio, Wr. M'mhU'U "iul
foil l.euvur, luojoivil ojit i on tho
way up io vliiu-o Ktl Duttou in work
iiig on tho KagM point and IlmwiiH
huro roiul' liloked up J. V'rftiik Hrown
unit your luuju point corieHpoiulent,
and wo nil went o net) vhnt WH
IioiiiK ilouii ot Iho mad, and on tho
way wo pinked up Chris Nntwitk nml
Fiod PaloiiKc, and nflor Kolng over
Ihu road nml (ho court approving tio
work iih fur as it wiih done, rotuiued
to Mr. Puloiijfo'n roKldPiieo, whoro ho
ave iih u Ki'imlnp ild-faKilined tro(il
of hiitti'iniillc, ami 1 don't think tlmt
JiiiIko Tmj Vclltv hn$ hud uny Itijttor
inilk Jiel'oie, for ul leant hIx inoiiths
Well, I wmj goiiiix to tell how ninuy
glaHsoH of the buttermilk ho did drink,
hut ho drank nt leust twleo nn much
iih I did, nml I kiiow tlmt J nm Home
Iwttvnnllk OrlHkWi Wvll wm till
Mpenl mi hour wry pIouHimlly at the
beautiful homo, mid while tliero I
called Iho attention of tho court to
the fiiio Held of wheat that Mr. P.
hud on ii I met of chaparral laud that
he ehiaicd litHt .year nml hW fine al
falfa fluid.
Alviu Iticbeicleilt wan a bulnem
enller WedneMlay morning.
WcdueMilay imirultig tho Hcnlnr
claM of the Central Point Inh kuIiooI
pitNMi'tl throiifth hen oil tlo-ir way up
llntte creek on u pleaKiiie trii. The
coinpany wiih eoinponcd of dukn Aw
ley, Heujmnin Hilton, M'im Ifenili'liMt,
MIvh I.ir..io Creeile, MU Kddie
Croede, MImh Vadu r.ltimim, MiH
Hndli' Hnloy, MlwK Helen Purler,
KriU Taylor, PuiiIiih Klmm, I'ounnl
Kreinuinlin, Hunk KroHt, .Iiiiiii'm Veb
tal, Holivar planip and Wnler Den
ten They hud three union and a iiuiro
lively eompmiy of yount; fulkn U hard
to find.
I Mcut in a little ad for tho Mail
Tribune a idiort time apt aunouueiug
the hiiIo of n lot of JioiikuIioIiI pond
for Mr. K. K. Wolfer, nml in n very
hlinrt time hIic npnrtcd kodiI rcHidtrt.
If you have mi) thing to sell or want
anything ndcrlirto in n live nownpa
)kt, an that ulttity IniiigM i-ohiiUh.
Tliero Ii tnlk of n morcer of tho
office of nccrutnry of tho Cominer
clnl club anil Htmlucxn Men'n nimocln
(Ion, Willi Oil exception tho or
KnnUntlon would remain entirely nop
nrnte. Tim mewr U advorateil
mostly on financial eroiinilN. If mado,
tho secretary or tho Commercial club
would lako over both John, and tho
Iliulneen Men would mcot In tho Com
mercial roomn. Advocates of tlio plan
atnlo Hint one necrutary could cimtly
attend to tho tniliie of both oiRan
Uatlou at a nominal Increase In
rnlnry of 120 per monlli over what
tho Commercial accrctary now ro
celvea. W, T. Tanck, representing Ilnlfour,
(luthrlo & Co., (ho Mb exporters and
Importer of lendlnR cltlos, yuan In
Ashland Thursday on business. His
homo town Is Albany.
Auto loads ot Odd Pullowa to tho
number of CO, holding membership
In Ollvo Ueboknh IoiIro ot Medium",
camo to Ashland Tuosdiiy ovonlug,
as tho guests of Hope Itebekahs of
thin city. Tho vlsltom brought tholr
ileKroo team along with thorn ami
con for red tho ritualistic work on two
local rnnilldntes. Thero was n big
local ntteiidituco also, and nil Ideal
'claj 1 1 mo was tho order of tho ro
union oveut.
During tho development of tho city
llthln springs, tho Utllotto springs
not far distant from tho city prop
erty, are also being exploited In tho
way of shipping tho water tu sur
rounding towns In addition to supply,
lug tho local demand. Tboro nro n
number of heavy bubblers on thu Oll-lutto-Hllvor
tract.
In lino with condiirtng hotels and
catering to tho general public thu
uiiiuiiKomvnt of u nntatorlum would
naturally full to Hum Pracht, nlso,
Innnmiich as ho possesses capabilities
In hnudllng big crowds. This exper
ience has gained him tho appointment
as malinger of tho Nntatorlum. Tho
Konnrnl Impetus expected from min
eral springs development will bo no
tlceablo at tho big bathing pavilion
whlct Is equipped with every requi
site. It Is n head center for not only
ncqiintlo hut also for nthlotlo sports,
and convenient to hotels nml depot.
An foreHhuilowed on tho occasion
of tho recent flro, tlio city tiro limits
havu been extended by recent omtct
milt. Tho legislation Is also retro
sctlvp and will afford a remedy for
tho ploarlng up ot a notablo ruin
which dntoH from tho your 1912.
Word reached Ashland Wednesday
of tho death nt Albany on May 7, of
Mrs. John L. Hubs. Tho family camo
horo from tho vicinity of Ottawa,
Kansas, nud resided In Ashland sev
eral years. Mr. Huss was associated
yylth J. H, Wick In n business way.
Bo pi q Hmo ngo thoy romovod to At
Ijany, Jlesldos her husband tho do
ceasqd leayoa four children, two nous
ami two duiighterH. Kuiiernl sorvlces
wore hold at Albany, May 0. Mr,
IIuhh was Idnutlflod with church nud
eeliouj nfflatouH, and wUp res
ident heio wns n member of tho Pres
byterian following.
A climatic chart of tho Hogun Illvcr
vnlley for tho pnst threo years, pre
pared by D. W. Mljogran, of Mod
ford, also n comprohenslvo roproscn
tatlon of the fish and gamo roglon
belvsH'ii the dlnto Hue and Crater
l.nko by tho pama party, rinxtltuto
notable additions to Interesting to
pographical literature which nm be
ing extensively circulated In these
pnrts. The fish, gamo and scenic
n'Klon Is not only illustrated, but
Klvos elevations, nuto roads, Pacific
blKbwny and railway details.
.enas Moody returned Wednesday
from participating In the Celllo canal
paKount, whither he went In tho ra
pacity of vice admiral of the fleet.
It. It. Hurdle. Jr., returned homo
Thursday evening for tho summer
holidays, nfter pursuing dental stud
ies In Han Francisco. Ho was one
of several pnrtles marooned by tho
Inndsllilos nenr,Kennett. Tho paiuon
genro mado the best of tho situation,
however, nnd even huld n dance to
help while away tljo tlmo. Reaming
to reach homo by going way around
by Ogdon, Ilunlls walked twelvo
miles on Wednesday In order to catch
a train for Ashland which was await
ing orders In unflooded territory.
This hiking stunt was mero pastime,
Inasmuch as threo fair young ladles
on tlio way to Seattle nud Portland
accompanied him on tho tramp.
School events nearlug tho com
mencement period begin with tho
"letting out" of tho seniors May H,
but they will submit to exams on
May 17: Junior-senior reception May
21; haccalauroatu wrman May 23,
by tho Presbyterian pastor. Dr. Car
nahan, at the Methodist church; ex
aminations May 2; commencement
day May 27; general closing May 2R.
Tho "Itogue," high school annual,
will bo out about May 21.
Ileprescnlatlves from tho local sub
ordlnato Odd Pellowa lodgo to tho
grand lodgo which will bo held at
Newport, May 18, aro E. B. Phlpps,
Wm. Flackus and a. W. Trcfrcn.
Hope Ueboknh degroo lodgo will sond
Mrs, Anna Mycr, Mrs. Lotilso Pcrozxl,
'and Mrs, Alice Oowland. Tho party
will leavo Sunday evening by special
car. Thoy will bo accompanied by
Mrs. Kfflo Usshor. who although re
siding hero Is n member of Ollvo Ko
boknh lodgo, Mcdford. It Is taken
for granted that John Hall or Coos
Hay will succeed to tho offlco of
grand master, ho already occupying
tho position of deputy.
Local readers of tho Mall Trlbuno
nro Importuning that paper for tho
dally baseball schedules, n particu
lar department In which local sports
aro greatly Interested, Tho query Is
hoard dally, "When does tho baseball
sorvlco begin?" Thoy hayo been ad
vised that dally returns will probably
bo soon forthcoming. Please confirm
this iiuallflcd statement.
Tho caso of h, I), McKco, former
deputy postmaster hero tinder J. II.
Casoy, comes up for hearing Mny 17
at Portland, before Judgo Dean of
tho federal court. A preliminary ex
nmlnutlon was held nt Indianapolis.
Tim mutter of going to Portland nnd
appearing In behalf ot MclCoo Is bo
tngtnken by an Ashland attorney un
der mhlHoment.
Cnpt. Mnlono nnd members of his
command arrived homo from Fort
Stevens on Wednesday. Lieut. Dlako
remains n short tlmo In tho vicinity ot
Corvallls to visit rolntlves,
Tho ituxt regular meeting ot Alpha
Chapter No. 1, 0. M, S., Mny IS, will
ho tho occasion of an offclal visit
from Mrs. Nolllo McClownn, or Mod
ford, grand worthy matron of tho
order, v
From the tlmo tho curtain wout up
to thu grqitd finale, vaudeville by
homo tyilont given nt tho Vlntng Wod
nosduy evening, Beared n triumph for
local young Hoopla, who generously
gavo of tholr tlmo nnd vorsatllo tal
ent In furthering tho civic improve
ment idea. Tho publlo on their part
generously patronized a morltorloiifl
entertainment.
ENGLAND TO DRAFT MEN
INTO ARMY; HEAVY LOSSEf
LONDON, May 14, Viscount IJal
dano, lord high cluu.rMlnr, lu .the
lioii3o of lords today intimated that
tho government was considering the
nocessy of denurtlng from tho vol-
untary syslom of military enlistment
and resorting to universal servlco
throughout tho Kingdom.
This appears to confirm tho Idea
provalent hero that whllo recruiting
has been satisfactory, tho very heavy
fighting which 1ms taken place In
Flandors, where the Germans have
for almost a week bven attacking
with tho greatest violence tho Ilrltlsh
line, shows Hint many inoro mon will
bo required If victory Is to bo at
tained. Thus far tho British troops, ac
cording to Field Marshal Kir John
French, hnvo withstood all tho Ger
man onslaughts, and whllo at times
they have been compelled to giro
some ground tholr counter attacks
hnvo brought them back to the posi
tion from which thoy started. How
ever, this has been costly business,
for tho Herman artillery bombard
ment has been very sovcro and coun
ter nttacks nro always followed by
heavy casualty lists.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Reported by JsVson County At
tract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts.
Ileal Itaio Transfers
John Daviex et ux to Trader'
Tnmt Co., lniiil'ln tee. 8-33-1
h. i.i - .. j? I
Harriot W. Orahnni et vir to
Mary I'. Gage, land in m' l-:.-,.iw.
. . ..... 10
Harriet W. Graham et vir to
Conielms C. Cage, hind in
hec. -:ir-lW. JL- 10
Mnrthii A. Whitley ct' vir to
Mary F. tinge, land in ct!i. 3.
(i nm 71II3-1W. .,.. . 1
1.011'ihC II. Parker to (I. H. John
hton, hind in seert. (I mid 7'
JW-1W.
ban
0. V. D.iniiiii el ux to A. r'.
Shepnrd it ux, Inhtl iu nee.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Scaled proposals, addressed to tho
undersigned at Jacksonville, Ore
gon, and endorsed "Scaled HID FOR
REPAIRING. DRIDGE," for repairing
bridge across Antelope Creek about
2 miles south ot Eagle Point, Ore
gon, In accordance with tho plans
and specifications on tlio In the Coun
ty Clork'a office, will bo received and
tiled until 10 o'clock A. M. May 20th,
1910, nnd at that tlmo tho County
Court will publicly open nnd read all
bids.
Each bidder shall be required to
doposlt with his bid fivo per cent ot
tho amount of bis bid, which shall
bo forfeited to tho county in case
tho award Is mado to him, and It
ho falls, neglects ,or refuses, for a
period ot ton days after auch award
Is mado, to enter Into tho contract
and fllo his bond In tho manner re
quired by and to tho satisfaction ot
the county court.
A corporato surety bond will bo
required for tho faithful perform
ance ot tho contract in a sum equal
to ono-halt ot tho total amount ot
uu sum bid.
Tho County Court reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids, or to
accept tho proposal dooinod bost for
Jackson County.
Dated thb 23d day or April, 1915.
0. A, GARDNER,
County Clerk, Jackaontllo, Oregon.
49
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FOIt KENT HOU.SKKEEPINU
ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooiuK. Clean and comfortable.
Reasonable, phono 379-J,
FPU HKNT Ftli(?tyHKt HOOM8
FOR RENT Under now manage
ment, LaGrayco rooniB. Nlco clean
bods, very reasonable. 414 North
Front streot. ' 4C
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. The
Coleman, 1005 W, Main. Phono
685-J, ' v CO
FOR RENT M1SUK1,UN ICQU8
FOIt RENT Stow room In Gariiett
Coroy Hldg,, fronting on Grape
St. Abo. most desirable offices,
reasonable. Rest ot service. L.
L. Cathcart, Room 319. Phono
167.
FOR RENT 30-rooH) furnished ho
tot, Addtwa U, ere Tribune.
IfOK nK-l mVfc? j WAXTKIMIM,'Itl.l..'VBO'l ,,"!!.",n ? -
FOIt KENT Six room house,
strictly modern, close In, cast front
nlco lawn, garden and flowers.
Itcasonablo to dnslrablo tenant
Phono 37211 or 325M.
FOIt KENT Completely and nicely
furnished 6-room bungalow, all
conveniences, good location; close
In. Apply 421 Jay St., oft So. Oak.
dale. &C
FOIt KENT One 8-room residence; i
also furnished housekeeping rooms.
310 N. JOnrtlott.
FOR RENT Purnlihed house, 4
rooms, strictly modern. ne tilocv
from new federal building. Phone
031Lor call at 2-13 N. Holly St.
rOR SALE nc.au ESTATE
FOR HALE 4 room bungalow In
.Med ford, ono block from paved
rtreot. prlco 1425.00. II. E. Row
man, Talent, Ore. 48
crOpn and farm linplomonts; pos
session at any old time by owner,
345 N. Uartlctt. City. C2
FOR SALE Nlco bunEalow. all fur
nished complete, Including a good i
uprlRht piano; modern, except bath j
all for liooo, or less, lii'.g.w.
9 th street. CG
FOR SALE Fire acres well Improv
cd. 110 E. 14th. 6
FOR SALE M1SCK1.I.A.XKOCS
enil Clt.l' Vonltinr. for nlllnirK
and mattresses. 5 centa per
pound. Mcdford Poultry & Egg
Co., Phono 5S3. 4S
FOR SALE One now 5 IL P. elec
tric motor. Genoral Electric Co.,
John R. Hair, Rogue River. Or. 51
FOR SALE Shakes.
Ill North Fir.
Dr.
Helms.
49
FOR SALE Flyo passenger Ford In
first-class condition. Address u.
M., caro Mall Tribune.
47
FOR SALE Household goods, 23
North Orange. Phono 123-J2.
FOR SALE No. 3 Eastman Kodak
completo developing outfit, nearly
now, 12. nox 43, Tribune. 4G
FOR SALE Piano and household
furniture. Apply 518 W. Fourth
St. 49
FOK SALS, HVK9TOCX
FOlTsALE Pure bred, Red Polled
bull calf; puro bred Duroc Jersey
spring pigs; polo mountain buggy,
good ns now. Palmer Investment
Co., Modoc Orchard.
FOR SALE A fresh Jersey cow. J.
W. llonar, Griffin Creek. Phono
R-11X. 50
FOR SALE Good work horse, also
Kood mule, (1150 pounds.) C. E.
Gates. 49
FOR SALE Two good Jersey cows,
or will trade for good 1200 or 1300
lb, work horso. Phono 201J5. 47
FOR SALE Gilts nud weanling pigs
from prlzo winning Duroc Jersey
hord at Jackson County Fair. L.
11. Houston, 1 mllu west ot Tal
ent, Phono 3-F12. 59
FOR SALE 4 teams of mules; 3
teams ot work marcs; 3 driving
horses; 4 saddle horses; tlmo pay
ments with good security accepted,
Walsh's Ranch, mllo out N. Roose
velt Avo. 52
FOR SALE Cheap, 200 Angora
goats; also horso and buggy. Frank
E. Loomis, Urownsboro, or Mcd
ford R. P. D. 2, llox 120. 49
HELP WAXTKIV MALK
WATCDEIeVtfl
wiring and repair work. Address
C, enra Trlbuno,
WANTED Carpenter for rough car
penter work, Addro'ss A, caro Matt
Tribune.
WANTED Machinist to rc-Mr nmi
operate pumps and other machin
ery. Address W, euro Tribune.
NEW TODAY
I have lately listed two fine farm
ing propositions In Northeastern Ore
gon, ono In Morrow County, consist
lug of 700 acres at wheat land nil
In cultivation, and another farm
somewhat smaller, and good In every
way, Either will bo exchanged for
city property bore. Tho latter will
take asmall buslueM on tho doal,
C. D. HdON
ir on n ft.. .... I..-....! on I
.Lh!T imiZmi I l,m: deferred payments well e-
?. frZ KiJ lvon rlV ! curcJ- SIW Hollow Farm. Gold
miles from Laglo Point, Roguo riv-1 ..... .. . K,,B ...,
.-nii.. inni nn rnhnr. it.ii i. ,"" urc- ,, A hasiRB. Manager.
IL Early bargain gcta growing , "" "
WANTBD Hrollow, wcInhlDB 1 1-2 T,.
to 2 poundii. Mcdford Poultry nml ,ut nnfyim,
KKB Co, Phono 083. 0 i
WANTED Stock to pasture, three
miles above Uybeo bridge on Rogue
rlrer. J. C. Moore, It. F. D. No.
2, Central Point. 60
WANTED Medium weight automo
bile touring car body preferred;
will exchangn 10 acres land or
building site with vlow of valley
Real cstato Is riot mortgaged and
clear title and warranty deed will
bo given. AddVrss P. O. Box 207.
Mcdford, Oregon- ?
WANTED Jananew Day "Work Co.,
wo will io all kinds of work by the
hour or day, stich as cooks, wait
ers, house cleaning, cam of gar
dens, wash and polish automobiles,
etc. Call Phone 93, or write P. O.
Rex 7G2. R, Miyamoto, Mgr. 51
WANTKH- TO IIUV
WANTED TO DUV 75 milk cows on
WAVJ ET MTb ATIONR
WANTED Vacuum cleaning, city or
country. Havo high power gas
machine. Work guaranteed. A.
C. Huson. Phono C25Y. 08
nt;.siNi;ss oppoiitcmtms
FOR SALE Barber Shop
for sale. This one chair shop do
lag $123.00 average menthly:
electric lights, bath rooms, city
'water. In a wet town. $200 cask.
Apply to Richard Anderson, No.
122. Gold Hill. Ore. 46
Fort n.cnASi.
FOR EXCHANGE Will exchange.
property comer South Oakdale and
Tenth for Portland property. G.
Townsend, 55 Union are.. Portland.
Oregon. 56
MISCELLANEOUS.
LII1ERAL rellstous literature, sent
frco to inquirers. Addreea llw
Hazel Uurton. Central Point, R. F.
D., Oregon. 52
UUSINES. niKKCTURT
m ,w ii-Wi- .., WM. i
Atlorsrrji.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALK1
Attorneys-at-Law. Hoots 8 ana
, Medford National Bank bldg.
A. E. REAMBS, LAWYKR-T'-GmeU-
Corey bldg.
Wm. M. Colvlg. George M. Itoberu
COLVIG & HUBERTS. LAWYERB-
Medford National Batik UulldJug
B. F. MULKEY GEO. V. UHERR1
Attorneys at Law. Jacknou Conn
ty Rank Building.
Clilmpraclun
Oil. A. R. HEDUES. Dr. Uouls h
Udgea Ueohauu-Theraplste. Chiro
praetors, Spondylolhemplsts. Thus
systems, Including dietetics, cura
ttve gymnastics, hydro-therapbj,
etc, produce results in both acut
and chroulc diseases. Consulta
tion tree. Over Deusf ik Co'., cor
nor Main and Bartlett. Hours S
a. ni. to I p. eb. Other Uours bj
appointment. Phone 170.
DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD., Chiropractor
nerve tpeclallst Rooms 20?-304
205. Oarnett-Corey bldg. Vaqi
tiatbs uud scloutltlc massage given;
needle spray, head nud shouldei
shower iu connection; advice U
dietetics, medical gymnastics
hydroptherapy. Lady attendant
Phone, office 643, maldeuco Ull-ll
Nmary Vublic,
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary puQ
Ho. Bring your work to me at tn
lu of the Mall Trlhuni
WHY?
IT IS VPU1 I11JSXESS4TQ SEE ME
Because my stock in trade is to
have optioned at tho lowest cash
price tho best buy lu this county. ,
1 have been on tno ground look
ing out for you tor the past five
years. Nearly ovoryday I have In
vestigated some "good thing," I have
eliminated ovcrythlug except those
deals which 1 urn convinced will se
cure me satisfied custpmera.
in a few hours time 1 can give you
tho benefit of this research. U'lu my
business tu show you over the county
and Introduce you io the possibilities,
uud opportunity, here. See Med
ford tlr and , , t ,
J. C. BARNES
Mwmu tint, Mntt NiOtowa Due sftd
lAHER AnTO HPRINO CO. 1
Am nnrittinr th MtlSK: MSM
snd best )qtlPtfd Ib4 In tl Ffr
elfle northwest. Uu eur sprlMi
when others fall. 8oM under
nte4. .7 North riftoMtk ..
Portland Off)
StfPPvQl ilJBHBBi
PIIED N. CUMMINGft iRltMMr
contractor, 404 M. F. II. Bl.
Surveys. MtlsMtM, trrttt,
dralBSge, orebard aid IM b4
nravomont.
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DR. W,
DR. C.
M, VAN gCOTOC
a VAN 2COTOC
DMtltsU
Oaraett-Corvy Bide, nHt tit
Vedford, Ore. Pboba 85.
W. II. SPRINGER, DKNTI9T Of
fice hours 9 to 1. 'KvenlrtsM
Sunday by appointment. OHlee M.
F. & II. Rldg. Rsldte PhoM
1C3J; Office 319J.
Employment Ag-eny
EMPLOYMENT AGBNCY We wMs
everybody to know that the Old Re?
liable niltncr Real Sstato and K em
ployment agency, will get yenc
help, find you employment, roat
your house or sell your land. Mr.
J. S. Clark, manajwr sueceseer:
Rooms 6 and 7. Falsa Dldg., Me
ford. Ore.
Gratj
GARBAGE (let jour jtreaMI
cleaned up fer tke avsasMr. Call
on the city "garbage wasjww tef
good serrke. Pbee X74-L. r.
Y. AlleB
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11AIOHT MUSIC STUDIO Re
401. Garnett-Corey Bldg. rr av
toa Halght Piano, Mrs. Flereaef
HallWay Halght, voice. Phew
72.
LaswoVr.
HI SING LAUNDRY 123 South RlT-
crslde, has changed whb bsab.
are prepared to do all grades et
washing and especially tine band
work. Phone 189J. 81
rhyeelciaas , bust new
DK. P. O. CARLOW, DR. KVA
UAI.N3 CARLOW OetMfWtMf
phislclana, 416-417 Oarsett-Cerff
bldg., phono 103 -L- sUeidetiM
26 South Laurel Du
DR. W. W. HOWARD OettwpatM
physicians, 303 Uariiett-Coret
building. Phone V04-M.
DR. J, J. BMMENS I'kvskHaa d
surgeon. Practice limited to eye.
ear, uom auU throat. Kyee seiea
Ullclly teed and glasiM u
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. it. Co. Offices M. P. & IL Ce.
Bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 57.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Ofe Jaesv
on County Bank. bldg. Of Dee
phone 43-R; resldeaee pheae 58-si.
DR. R. W. CLANUY Phyeklan aad
surgeon. Phones, office 30, rest
deuce 724-J. Ottke hours 10 M
12, 2 to 6. '
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DR. MYRTLE S, LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Offtee
309-310-311, M. P. & II. Bids.
Phones residence, S14-J3; of flee.
814.
Primer ma rubtUew.
HEDFOUD PlUNTtNG CO. kas. ii
beat euulpM printing ,$f(lee (
southern Orogonl' book blndtHC,
looe lea) ledge's, bllilqi systeBM,
etc Portland nrle 7 Norl
Shoo lU'pMh'U .
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repairing, on Modem eJeetrgl
machines while yeu waU.- sT-Pf
Blden, located ia Kldd'e Mm StotC
Phone 3l3Js ' '
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