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ASHLAND AND VICINITY
Itov ,f il Hkiilniiiro mid wlfo mo
being welcomed by intii))' ultl friends
thin Week on dm occasion of kjvIh
Itlng liiinllliir iict'iieit Jutrcnboiiln,
Tlinli' homo In at JiiiiUlun, Oregon,
nml I hoy hiivu boon visiting oxlitn
alvoly In Ciillrorntii for the past sov
ii nit month. In nilillllou (it filling
pastoral appointments hold, Mr. Hklil
t ntoro In Iiiiimvii im tin father of t ho
'Ashland Adiduiiiy of former diyn,
Ili win nvi'r ronily to minister to tlii
spiritual nml educational growth of
Hid community nml wiih u power In
lliln roHpoul In Hhi days that luivo
passed by. Specifically Mr. nml Mm,
HIiMmoro my visiting thnlr lolutlvn,
Mrs. Anna Mnttorflold, hut generally
tholr wclcomo Ik universal from u
whin circle of Intliiinto friends.
Itov. .1. Jl. Huitllt will roiiilnrt n
union iiKimoilul sorvlcn at Contrul
I'olnl on Hiinilny. May 30
Ml .Modilln O. Hamilton, repre
senting I ho mother rimiiimniim, Mill
spofik t Hi" Presbyterian church,
Hntiinht)' cloning May 2.2, Tho
speaker In one or tho brightest worn
011 on (hi platform nml recently ml
ilnuoioit a repiosontntlvo mhllonro In
Plymouth church, Brooklyn, N. V,,
mi I'lllflro tho namo of which In no In
tluuitoly iiMoclntod wjh lloiiry Ward
needier nml Newel liwlght Hlllli.
Ml in llaiiilltnu Is visiting all (ho chau.
tnuqim center on tho Pacific const
circuit.
Cloven cam of bc-r-f cattlo woro un.
loaded lioio early 'Tucmlny morning,
to bo f-i previous to forwarding (o
Portland. They were owned by Hunt
llro., aiiioiiK tho extensive feeders
ami shipper or tho metropolis, nml
thoy ruo'io tftm tho vicinity of Mor
cd, Cnl. Thern wero nearly 300 ant
iiiaU In tho lot, and It took 3 1-3 tons
of hay to reed thorn, preparatory to
rctlilpmcnt by special train on spcedy
schedules Ottior shipments v. Ill fol
low in succession, Hlnco Feb. IT.
Ihoor havo boon 22 mtrn heavy ship
ment th rou Kb bore, mostly going
ninth, which havo. been detrained for
f;cd ami water at tho Houthcru Pa
cific stockyards, uianaRcd b)' C, I.
I la ton.
Utuart Saunders arrlvod homo from
lllluoU early In tho week. Ho was
arcomiianlcd by hi brothcr-ln-taw,
It. W. Mall of Harvard. III., who will
visit hero awhile, Thoy caino by tho
Kanta IV and look occasion to view
the seeiile splendor of Hid (trand
Chip on en roiito.
Harry Hate In tho vorvlco or tho
Koiitbern Pacific, I now.opeiator at
Merced, Cal.. and IiIh brother Arthur
ln.Kiuc.or n tho oil Holds rontlKUoiiN
to Oilfield. Cal.
Mr. Win. Mathoit hurrciIk, In view
of tho I.lborty Hell coming thla way,
that tho whistle keop mill, hut "lot
every boll In toun bo rutiK to tho
iittermoKt.
Mm (IcorKc A. Knoblauch ban
boon ai'iMilntoil by tho Kacramento
iviiility oxponltlon coiunilnBlnn a
director of that alloy' exhibit at
Hah I'Vancinco, To poMIInn carried
with It n unliiry of $100 por month.
Kaoramonto Day nt tho exposition will
ho May 39, at which tlmo In adtIN
Hon to ovcreolnK tho oxhlhlt in Kon
eral, Mr. Knoblauch will bo oxpoctcd
to dlnlrlliiilo a apodal edition of
15.000 rlacrnmonto volley publicity
pamphlotii. Tho Knoblauch form
erly renlded horo, whoro HeorRo wan
foroinnii or tho H. , roiihilhoiuo.
Tlioy worn both locally prominent In
nodal circled.
Wilfred t'arr, employed nt Whltodit
linn Joined tho rauka of motorcycling,
and ban n brand now "Indian" rated
at l.'i h. p., poBHOKKlng all tho now
fmiRlml ImpravomontM.
I'rnnk McWIIIIama and Kd Stan
nnrd wero nuioiiK thoitt attondliiK tho
clrciiB at Mod ford on Monday, and
both took Oceanian to ronow tho nc
iimilutancn or lliiffnlo Dill, who play-
oil tho part of wolcoma hoKt, Tho
mtituiil acniinlntmico ilnlcn from tho
daH wliou OKiilallln nml North Platto
wore prominent on tho Nebraska map
an frontier cattlo mid outfltttiiK
towiiN. Whon tho old hIoko coach
up pen rod In tho circuit rliiK, McWII
lliima easily rocoKiilxed It nivtho Iden
tical nno In which ho onro ntndu n
hnr.nnloiiH trip from Rlduoy, Nob,,
to DoticlaN, Wyo In tho old daya
whon holdups wuro tho rulo InHtoad
ot tho exception.
Will Dlckornon and ltnlph IIoiIroh
lvnowod tho nciiualntanco or about
n bcoio or ClnrlnnatlniiH who woro
niiionit tho Ohio orurslonlHts last
Kuuday,
Tho Cincinnati oxcumlon on Bun
day hnd a nuporb eiiulpmont, Incliul
liiK about ton coachuii, Daltlmoro &
Ohio, Missouri Pacific and Standard
Pullmnnn iniulo up tho outfit, Nearly
U.O oxcursloulHtB woro tomlcitJd an
auto trip about town during a two
hour atop. Thn vlHltoni had n round
trip into of $230 per, which Includ
ed, prlvlluKon of tho illnor, Tho buf
fot was IrQd boro and nlao rein
forced with 1C0 quarts of nilnornl
water, tho llfhla to bo used ns a c.haH
or In connection with other normal
iipd ubnormal llnutds, tho supply of
wjilch had dlHtipponvod meauurably
hoforo rahli thla tormina),
BohwAly proHjdjint,Qf, the llethle
hom 8t"e0b"psfi(l throhlig hre
on Tuemjny, en routy to Portland nml
OSCAR AND
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Hoatllo. Unllko Karroll, prosldont of
the Pnltod Htaten Ktool corporation,
Charley did not stop over anil visit
us for nn hour or two In n strictly In
formal way laHt Kuuday.
MauuKorM of tho Commercial oluh
havo evolved n plan which will prob
ably settlo tho automobile (mention
nn far as roiiulnltlonlng curs In bnhair
or oulortainliiK vMtlmt oxciirnlonlntn
In concerned, Tho plan Is to pay thn
owners for tho service on a sliding
ncnlo as to tlmo mid dlstnnrn, This
has bveu a porploxliui matter for
years. There Is always n typo of car
owners who mo willing to do oven
more than thdr share In this respect,
as dlstlugiiUlied from another class
who do little or nothing. Then there
In another clnvs who though able,
do little or nothing. Then thorn Is
another clans who though nhle do not
possess cars, but are nlways toremost
In nrnrlnliiitiiir what car owners
should do on each and very accas-1
Ion. It Is thought the plan now In
voguo will iiiialUo not only thn ex
puiiso, hut nbo the tomitor of auto
moblllsts, the demands on whom havo
benn pretty sevorci or lato and prom
ises to bcromo more urgout nn tho
season advances.
The went of tho official visit of
Mrs. Nellie McOownn or MeiUord,
worthy grand mator or Hid Ihutoru
fltnr order, to Alpha Chapter, Tues
day evening, was slgnulliod as ono
or tho most pleasant reunions (n tho
history or tho local organisation.
Corbln Kdgoll, ono of our prom
inent orchardlsts, wns doing business
In our town last Saturday.
Chris. Ilergman and wlfo worn In
town also Hftturday. Mrs. Ilcrguinn
canto out from homo to havo sonio
dental work done.
In making my rounds last Satur
day at tho dupot I discovered that
our depot agent, R T. Newport, had
n flno lot of chickens on hand ready
ror shipment. Vhlla tbero J. l Fry
and daughter, Mrs, Philips, drove In
from their linuin on Trail crevk with
a lot of chickens and eggs ror Mr.
Newport, and ho tells mo that ho Is
doing qulto n business In that lino,
buying poultry and eggs ror ship
ment. On tho samo round I met Peto
Mitts mid J. A. Howard who live on
or near tho road to tho froo ferry
on Kogou river. Mr, Howard was
In aflor n loud or lumber. I also
met Mr. and Mrs. Itapbael (lardnor
and daughter. Mr. flardnor and
dauKhtor wjr on their way lo Mod
ford to spend a fqw days.
Charles Ilacon mid family started
Hntiirday to go to (loldoa so nn to
loavo tholr children with Mrs. Da
con's mother while thoy went on to
Newport to attend tho grand lodgo
of the I, O. O. l' and lloboknhs, nml
Normnn McQuold and our daughter
llattlo started on Sunday and will bo
Joined by Mr. nml Mrs, Ilacon nt
Wolf oreok. Mr. llncon nnd Mr. Mo-
Quold went delegates to tho grand
lodgo of Hid I. O. O. K. and Mrs.
Uticbn and llattlo Itowlott delegates
to tho grand lodgo or tho lloboknhs.
ChurloH Vontchl nnd threo strang
ers stopped at tho Sunnjsldo Satur
day night,
Saturday night thd train or P. &
K. cars pulled oiit nftor tholr arrival
nt 4: lift p, m, and wont to Medford
to stay Instond or Bpoiullng tho night
ho to nn ban boon tho custom ror
roiiiu tlmo nnd by Hint niovo took
Messrs. Dlmnoiiil, lllngor, McQIollan
and Kdsnll, four of our regular hoard
oih. Although Messrs. lllngor nnd
Kdsall ciimo back on a sneodor nnd
Htnyoil over Sunday with us,
Among tho guosta nt tho SunuysldeJ
Sunday were: (1, II. Womaloy, Ilnr
rlson lloss, ICarl lllngor, Misses Nldn
Mcintosh, MIhh I.orotta Chlldreth,
Miss Ituby Unloy, Miss Nora Child
roth, Mr. W. h. Chlldreth, Ouy Illsh
op, Mlsu llnzol MoClollon, AIox V
tul, Miss Clara Ktmmornmu, J. V.
M.clntyro nnd family, Clnronco Hob
Inott, Al Clements and n straugor
wliq did not reglstor,
Wo fully xpocted to havd hnd
Judgq To)i Vollo with us Sunday also
an lio had told mo that ho oxpoctod
to. bo Y;ltl un mid uaKoij mo particu
EAGLE. POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlctt
ADOLPH All
fan voo muah Dan. L veto, 3mc boddcrs M on, jxst roo& vacc, i votvi know, V 777' L l"! ,7i,!. ' Zf
(Kml CHirs) A9An shc scmt N (Foc'toftf i ain't) ( rr vf , uticAsi about him I mAd or H -T
V iAueiSKr J SX COCOMWXB, VHT S 3C1BW HM J V HISS Vire VA3 A) X TtH!X , .
ynr orLoCafly A urcuY' ' XN! 5HooLTMr TS-
larly tu have a good supply of butter
milk on baud Ho Mrs. Howlctt kill
ed tho chickens mid churned Satur
day evening no ns to havo every
thing ready for his honor, but ho
rallod to bo present nnd so missed
tho buttermilk nnd tho privilege or
meeting no many or tho good people
of this neighborhood, but wo trust
Hint ho will try to honor nn by his
presence In tho near future.
Assessor Wm. (Irlovo came out
Monday morning mid took tho K, P.
Persist stage ror Trail crook country,
Hn wns going up Into the timber belt
on Hie bead waters or Trail, Klk nnd
the Umqun streams to look over tho
tlrubtr with n vlow to placing a prar
valuation on It In assessing It,
Monday was ono of tho qulntcst
dii)s I ever saw In Kaglo Point. Tho no
who had aufns took loads of people
to Medford nod nmong thorn worn
n largo part of the school children
to hoi thn show nnd Mr. Harnlsb,
our liveryman, made threo trips to
Medford with bis auto (Ford) his sou
Hobble uc(fd as chauffeur. Somo of
tin merchants shut up their stores
and went, In fact there was but n
vory few iiersons left hero and they
who were oft stayed In tho houso.
Miss l)ubut lllass took tho I. P.
Persist stnge Monday for her parents
homo ot the Tree Perry.
IVrcy Haley took supper with un
Monday night.
Well I am so heart broken over
tho conduct of our Justly celebrated
Kaglo Point ball team Hint I hardly
know how to start off on that sub
ject, but wfll prefneo my bumble
confession by saying that our Kaglo
Point team was benttn before tho
gamq was commenced for they wero
not exacting to play last Sunday, ns
their main pitcher, Hob Pelotizo, wan
gonu nnd when thoy saw tho mighty
phalanx from Medford nil rocked and
primed, thoy simply wilted and gave
tip In despair, but I havo not heard
or any deaths on account of thn ler
rlblo defeat, or our "Invlnclbles." Tho
game stood 13 to 2 In favor of tho
Medford boys,
Horn May ISth, to thd wife or our
Deputy Assessor Floyd Plorco, a ten
and three quarter boy, so Dr. Holt
reports.
Our mail arrived on tlmo through
the management of tho P. & K. rail
way Co., nnd tho lobby or tho post
office was wvll filled, each eager
to get tho news. Hut Mr. Johnson,
the now manager of tho P. & K. rail
way told mo thin Tuesday morning
that ho thought that arrangemontH
would soon bo iiiado to have the mall
rouiiv regularly nn heretofore.
Many parties trom this vicinity at
tended tho festivities in Cold Hill
Sn turd ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis wcro shopping
In Central Point Monday.
Herbert Clarke was a visitor In
Ashland the latter part of tho week.
Albert Anderson Han rocenlly ac
cepted the agency for tho Sunday
Oregon Journal,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Thompklna
wcro guests or W. A. Cowley nnd ram.
llv Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs, K. n. Plcknrd nnd
boii woie Sunday dinner guests ot
II. J, Taylor and wlfo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John 11, Kngllsh nnd
daughter Margaret woro In tho dis
trict visiting friends Sunday after
noon.
Henry Itlley and Miss Wolderrccht
of Central Point spent Sunday with
MIbo McNassqr,
Do not forgot Willow Springs
Orango will bo highly entertained by
tho gentlemen Saturday ovenlng.
Mrs, McKay received this weok a
shipment of thoroughbred Hhodo
Island Itod day old chicks from Wash
ington, Mrs, If, M, Porter nnd daughter
loft ror Hilt, California, to Join Mr.
Porter, Who has bcon employed for
several montliB with a lumber com
pany nt that point.
Mr. nnd Mrs, John Slsty, Misses
ISthql Deuii mid Myoru, Messrs, Karl
Tnylpr nnd ltnlph Flansbug of Sur
prise, Nobruskn, motored to liny Gold
Medford ami other points of inter
est Sunday ivftornoon,
Improvements naV boliig niado on
Sconlo Avenues by the county will no
Is Not Well With the
doubt result In conxhlorabln sails
ruction to tho nutomoblllsts In going
from Contml Point to (iold Hill.
II. .1. Taylor sold bis forty aero
orchard to Mr, Hhodes ot Talent, who
has rented It to other parties. Mr.
Ta)lor will remain In this vicinity
until thi' cropn nro harvested this
mil.
NOTICK TO CONTItACTOIW
Sealed proposals, addressed to the
undersigned at Jacksonville, Ore
gon, and endorsed "Sealed HID FOR
UKPAIIUNO imiDGK," for repairing
bridge- across Antelope Creek about
2 miles south of Kaglo Point, Ore
gon, In accordance with tbo plans
nnd specifications on file In tho Coun
ty Clerk's office, will bo received and
filed until 10 o'clock A. M. May 20th,
10 in, and at that time tbo County
Court will publicly open and read all
bids.
Kach bidder shall Lo required to
doposlt with his bid flvo per cent ot
the amount ot his bid, which shall
bo forfeited to the county In caie
tho award in tnado to him, and If
ho falls, neglects ,or refuses, for a
period of tea days after such award
Is made, to enter into the contract
and fHo his bond In the manner ro
il ul red by and to tho satisfaction of
tho county court.
A corporato surety bond will bo
required for the faithful perform
ance of tho contract In a sum equal
to one-halt of the total amount of
Ub dum bid.
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, or to
accept tho proposal deemed best for
Jackson County.
Dated thl'J 23d day ot April, 191C.
0. A. OAUDNKIt,
County Clerk, Jacksonllle, 'Oregon.
'n ;
With Medford Trado Is Medford Made
FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Clean and comfortable.
Reasonable, phono 379-J.
FOR nr.i-iwnmrHMP
FOR RENT Four room houso on
paved street, water rent paid.
Phono 3C3I1. C&
FOR RENT Pleasant throo room
furnished bungalow, good location,
rent reasonable Phono 779J, or
lnqulro at C27 So. Holly St.
FOR RENT Six room house,
strictly modern, close in, east front
nlco lawn, garden and flowers.
Rcnsouablo to desirable tenant.
Phono 372R or 325M.
FOR RENT Completely and nicely
furnished 2-room bungalow, all
conveniences, good location; closo
In. Apply 431 Jay St.. corner W.
11th, So. Oakdale. GC
FOR RENT Ono S-room rosldcnco;
also furnished housekeeping rooms.
310 N. Hnrtlott.
FOR RENT Furnished house, 4
roonis, Btrlctly modern, uno olock
from now. federal building. Phone
931Lor call at 243 N. Holly St.
FOR BALK nnAIi sWYATII
FOR SALE 40 aero Improved dairy
ranch on Pacific highway. Will
connliler good Medford property as
part payment. Deal direct with
owner. P. O. Hox 491, Medford.
Oro.
FOR SALE Huy my Improved SO
aero farm and fruit ranch 3 1-3
mlleafrum Eaglo Point, Roguo riv
er valley; look no farther; Hits is
It. Early bargain sets growing
crops and farm Implements; pos
session nt any out lime oy ownor,
346 N. Uartlett, City. C3
FOR SALE Nlco bungalow, nil fur
nlsbed complete, Including a good
upright plmto; modern, except bath
nil for $1000, or less, ll9 W.
9th street. GG
FOR SALE Flvo acres well improv
ed. 110 E. 14th. 6
NEW TODAY
I huvo lately listed two flno farm
ing propositions In Northoastern Oro
gou, ono In Morrow County, consist
ing of 700 acres of wheat land all
lu cultivation, aud another farm
somewhat smallor, and good In every
way, Either will bo exchanged for
city proporty hero. The latter will
tn'-,o nsmnll business on the deal,
C. D. HOON
Princess' Husband
pon itK.vr ruxtmsiiKii nooMh
FOIl ItKNT Furnished room in
modern houso. Phono 372.1.
FOIl KENT Furnished rooms. Tho
Colenmn, 100C W. Main, Phone
C8C-J, 6C
FOIl It KM MlhUKl J1X HO US
FOIl IIKNT Store room In Oarnett
Corey Hldg,, fronting on Orapo
St. Also most desirable ofHces,
reasonable. Host of service. h
h, Cnthcart, Iloom 319, Phono
1C7. '
FOIC Blt MTHnoCE
FOIl SALK Cheap, horses, wagons,
nud harnets, used In city delivery
service, now installing cars. Med
ford General Delivery. 6G
FOIl BALE A fine young saddle
pony, C yearn old. Dr. II. Hart.
Phono HFIfi. 10
1,'nii uai.k firv row. fresh In few . l
..:..,, i. ,ii.;. i.,..,. ur.ii.
' ' ri
FOIl SALE Fresh Jersey heifer i
SCO; good horse, weight 10S0, $S0.
Phono 13-Y. J. L. Wilson.
FOR SALE Pure bred. Hod Polled
bull calf: pure bred Dnroc Jersey j
spring pigs, poio moumaiu uuksj,
good as now. Palmer Investment
Co., Modoc Orchard.
FOIl SALE A fresh Jersey cow. J.
W. Honar, Griffin Creek. Phone
R-11X. C0
FOR SALE (lilts and weanling pigs
from prize winning Duroc Jersey
herd at Jackson County Fair. L.
H. Houston, 1 mile west of Tal
ent, Phouo 3-F13. C9
FOR SALE 4 teams ot mules; 3
teams of work marcs; 3 driving
horsca; 4 saddle horses; time pay
ments with good security accepted.
Walsh's Ranch, mile out N. Roose
velt Ave. C2
FOR SALE Young, black, matched
driving team; weight about 10CQ
or will trado tor a Ford. Inquire
or F. S. Spencer, one mile above
Roguo River. CC
t
FOR SAIiE MISCKiiIiATfSOCB
FOR SALE Indian motorcycle $130
, cash. Fully equipped, now tires.
good condition. Ddx Motor, caro
Mall Tribune C3
FOR SALE Ono Hallott Davis piano
ono Kimball piano. 1019 W. Main
St. CI
FOR SALE Hay. Talent Orchard
Co. 5
FOR SALE Feathers for pillows or
mattresses, S cents per pound. Med
ford Poultry & Egg Co., Phono 583.
9
FOR SALE Second hand bicycle,
cheap. S24 Ueokman St., former
ly South Orango. 60
FOR SALE 4-eyItndor, 32-horse. 5
passenger touring car; electric
lighted and fully equipped; very
reasonable, lnqulro at 527 So.
Holly 8L, or Rooms 25-6-7, over
Jackson County Hank.
FOR SALE One now 5 11. P. elec
tric motor, Genoral Electric Co.,
John I). Hair, Roguo River. Or. 51
FOR SALE Household goods, 23
North Orange. Phono 123-J2.
WANTED Girl for general houso
work, timet bo good cook, first
class wagos, roforenco required.
Mrs. H. L. Walthor, 1112 E. Main,
50
WANTKn SITUATIONS
WANTED Position by experloncod
man and wife to take, caro of ranch,
sober nnd Industrious, reasonablo
Balary; references. 11. J. McCnl
linn, or Phono 530R2, Medford,
Oregon. CQ
WANTED Vacuum cleaning, city or
country. Havo high powor gas
machine Work1 guaranteed. A.
C. Huson, Phone 635Y. OS
WANTED Two ladles' to asslBt In
Introducing new Una ot Extracts
nnd Toilet preparations easy nnd
pleasant werk: chance to earn big
money; everything furnished free.
Addiess W. H, Harris, Grants Pass,
Oiegou. 51
Trades for All
Houses for land aud land, for
houses. If you have property for
buIo or trudo lUt Is with us, giving
us an Idea as to what you would
consider in exchuugo, WE WILL
DO THE REST,
"THE EXCHANGE"
11)2 W, MhIh St.
llouuott Ihv, Co. J, O, Mhthm
AT THEIR GAY PRANKS5
WANTHI MIM'Kl.liAlTEOl'ft
WANTED Ranch from owner. Olve
price nnd location. Postoffico box
320. r,i
WANTED Stock to pasture, three
miles above-Hy bee brldgo on Ilogue
river. J. C. Moore, R. F. D. No.
2, Central Point. CO
WANTED Medium weight dutomo
bllo, touring car body preferred;
will exchange 10 acres land or
building site with view of valley.
Ileal estate l.i not mortgaged and
clear title and warranty deed will
be given. Address P. O. liox 207,
Medford, Oregon.
WANTED Jananoso Day Work Co.,
we will do all kinds of work by the
hour or day, such as cooks, wait
ers, house cleaning, care of gar
dens, wash and polish automobiles,
etc. Call Phono 93, or write P. O.
, Dor 762, R. Miyamoto. Mgr. CI
WA.NTK!) TO BUY
- -rr rT-rrrr" :t.-
rWANTED TO BUY 7B Wllk eows ob
tlHie; deferred payments well se-
I cured. Sleepy Hollow Farm. Gold
Hill, Ore., II. A. Ensign, Maaager.
MIHCKMiAXKOUfl.
LIUERAL religious literature, seat
free to inquirers. Addrees Mlsa
Hazel nnrton. Central Point. R. F.
n nfAVAti k i
eCs
FOR KA.Ctt.iXlb
FOR TRADE $1600 equity In mod
ern homo near city limits, small
acreage improved, out buildings,
for small home In city. Address P.
O. box 223, Medford. C2
FOR EXCHANGE Will exchange
propcrtr corner South Oakdale and
Tenth for Portland property. G.
Townsend, CS Union ave., Portland,
Oregon. 56
LOS1
Taken up on the evening of May
17th on the Geary ranch, two sows
and three pigs. One sow Is black
nnd white and one sandy. Both
havo crop off left ear. 51
LOST Gold watch, Elgin movement,
amcthlst fob, last Monday night.
Finder return to Tribune office
and reeelve five dollars reward. 51
BUSINESS DlnsCTORX
Attoravr
PORTER J. NEKK. WM. P. MEALET
Attoraeys-at-Law, Reoaae 8 aad
, Medford National Rank bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Oaraett-
Corey bldg.
Wm. M. .Colvlg, George M. Roberts
COLVIG & RODERTS. LAWYERS
Medford National Bank Building.
B. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERRY
Attorneys at Law. Jacxsoa Coua
ty Bank Building.
Cblrepracvera
DR. A. 11. HEDGES, Dr. Louise K.
Hedges Mechano-Theraplstn, CSlre
practors, Spondylotheraplsla, Taeee
systems, including dietetics, cara
tlve gymnastics, hydro-tharaphy,
etc., produce results la both acuta
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion free. Over Deuel ft Co., cor
ner Mala aud BartleH. Hours
a. m. to 6 p. m. Other hours ij
appolatmanu Phone 170.
PR. R, J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor,
nerve specialist Rooms 303-364-205.
Garnott-Coroy bldg. Vapot
batba and scientific massage given;
needle spray, head and shoulder
shower In connection; advice lo
dietetics. medical gymnastics,
hydroptherapy. Lady attendant
Phone, office 643, residence Sll-R
Notary 1'ubUe
HELPJN N. YOOKEY Notary pub
lie Bring your work to rao at thi
slrn of the Mall Tribune
WHY?
IT IS YOUR BUSINESS TO SEE M.E
DecaUBO my stock In trade is to
havo optioned at tho lowost cash
prlco tho boat buy in thla county.
I have been ou tne ground look
ing out for you for the past five
years. Nearly everyday 1 have in
vestigated somo "good thing." I have
eliminated everything except those
deals which I am convinced will se
cure me satisfied customers.
Ih a few hours time I can give you
the benefit ot this research. It la my
business to show you over the county
and Introduce you to the possibilities
and opportunities here. See Med
ford first aad
J. C. BARNES
Rimw,l4, Flr4 Na44fMwajSa Mdg,
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UCHIttlfttfi MKffOTOUY
LAHER AUTO BtKIMG CO. W
are operating the largest, eltttt
and best equipped phBt- is the P
etflc Horthwesi. Use eur jrlei
when others fall. 8old uader gear
aatee, 28 North FlfteMtk It,
Portland, Or.
KKED N. CUMMINOS Knglaeer ua4
contractor. 404 M. F. ft H. 9iH.
Surveys, estimates, Irrfeatle,
dralaage, orchard aae ta4 taa-
profemeBt
Br? wl if. van JrcoToo
DR. O, C. VAN 0COTOO
Deaitete
OerneU-Cerey Blair., I If
Uedferd, Ore. Fswae tan.
W. H. SPRINOKR, DENTIST Of
fice hours 9 to 5. Evenings aad
Sunday by appointment Ofilee M.
153J; Office 31SJ.
BBaftteyaaeK Ageacy
EMPLOYMSNT AGBNCY We Wlk
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everybody to know that the Old Re
liable BIttBer Real Kstate and Baa
ployaeat agency, will get year
help, find you employment. ret
your house er sell year laaa. Mrs,
J S ClfH"iC Hl&S&f 9T BOWwpbwCV
Rooms 6 and 7, Pains BWg., Me
ford. Ore.
GARBAGE Get year
tmm.A sb far tk ana
a, tke city garbage wageaa tet
good aervlea. Pheae 274-L. T.
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HAIGIIT MUSIC. 8TUD40 ReB
40L Garnett-Corey Bldg. Free As
ton Haight Plaao, Mrs. FlereMt
Halllday Haight, voke. Paee
72.
Laundry.
HI SING LAUNDRY 123 South Riv
erside, haa changed wash aaan. We
are prepared to do all gradea of
washing aad eepeeially fine hand,
work. Phone 189J. 61
Pliyxlcisns
DR. F. O. OARLOW, D. EVA
MAINS OARLOW Oeteeeatatt
Dhyslclaas, 416-417 Oantelt-cefev
bldg., pnoae loas-u.
36 South Laurel 84.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Os4eta44
phystelaas, 363 Garaett-Ceraf
balldlag. Paeae 984-M.
DR. J. J. EMMBNS Fhysielaa ami
sargeoa. Praetlee United te eye.
aar, nose aud throat. Eyea selea
Urieally teete aad glaesaa
plied. Oculist and Aurtot (er 8. F,
R. R. Co. Offieea M. F. 4b II. Co.
Bldg., opposite P. O. Pkoae 687.
H. B. PICKEL, M. D. Offtee Jack
aoa County Bank bldg. CI!
phone 43-R; resldtaee phoae 6U-X.
DR. R, W. CLANGY Physietaa u4
surgeon. Phoaea, oftlee 36. resi
dence 724-J. QIMee hoars 16 te
12, a to 6.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DR, MYRTLE S, LOCKAVOOD
Physicians aad Burgeons. Offlee
309-310-311, M. F. ft II. Bldg.
Phones realdeaee, 814-J3; offieay
814.
Printers aua ratisUhsw
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UEDFORD PRINTINO CO, has the
best equipped printing offhte 1b
southern Oregon; hoek bladlag,
loose leaf ledgers, bllllag arattiM.
ate Portland pries. 17 NejU
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SHOE REPAIRING First
repairing, on Me4era. aseetrM
machine while yen wIC (,
Biden, located ia Kid A'a Btow.
Phone 313J. ' , t
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Off lea 4 a North Freat It. riMM
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