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Newspaper Page TextM ' o MTSPFOUP KXTL TUmum, MBTHrOKl). OlUWOtf, 'IW.RPAY, MAY 25, 1015 PAG SftVEtf. OSCAR AND ADOLPH EAGLE POINT EAGLETS The Strange Disappearance of "Fritzie" AT THEIR GAY PRANKS, -M Jly A. 0, UowJnti u I, I!. Hlowell Inm moved to Unlior Cil.v, Or. .Inn Mayhem drought in yo nwk nf wool mill wold (o Oi'flrgu llrown ft Hohh hIiu'o my Imh ropoit, MU (til,v I lulny nliil Mta Hnhih Hliiglcloit irovd In TiuiMilny of hiht wcelc. II. W Aildicnii, it traveling iliw mini from I'oillinnl, wax with iih 'Humility fill dinner, nml ho Wiih Ar llnir Nmilli, Kirk Young-, VA Dulloii, tiur ioimI Imlliliir, nml Wiilliitti) (JuMi nmn mnl MUh II11.0I Woruer worn lion Tor llin night Tuomlny, Inking tlio I. I1, mnl I'(iiUL Hnpt for lluiir Jionu'H ediiomliiy morning- on I rail ClVok. Olio of n Mler young men i-uiuo out rnuii M fil In nl Wedm-nhiy muni liitf ullli H. II, HiiinUli on hi enr. Ml. lluriiiNli i engaged ,i liriftft tlirt I'. H. innil out I'toiu Mcdfonl nml carry lln moll to Mi'dt'nnl every Moil tiny, Vi"Iiii'hiIii mnl Friday until fur ther nrriiiiKi'iminlN luivo been made. Mr, (h-orgo .linkuMi of Melfmd eiimo out Thurxdav mnl look dinner with .Mi. Ilowli'li nml tlimi wont on lit to tin II. II. Tiniixoii orchard to lnll her adopted daughter, Mm, Itob iimon, Lemon Charles- mnl l.'o HnuWIimv eiiino out Thiimduy nml while nt din- mr Inlil iih that tlo nilim tip Little llntto creek were ho lii-it vy Hint tin cn-iik inii'i n foot in one lionr nml lluit the roada it tin-lit went very miiilily. Mnixluill Minter wiih in town in- ipiiring Tor ii homo lo luul lout, mnl III' lllW etllicllllleil Hint lin Iiiih been Inkon off tin range by hiuiicouo who ix not iimiiil of tint low. He mi Id tlutt it wit not world while to ml vciiIm. for him, ni lio wan not lirmnli-il. 1'olph lu-itt of WVIh-ii wiim doing liusiiu-M with (Icnrgn Hmwn fc Son nml the von dor Mellon Hardware Co Vt-lni".iliiy. Frank Hlinpfon, one of tin- native noiw of Jurknou I'onnty, wit in town WciIiioaiIii.v, mnl while In-ro wih uponking of (lio InihiiirKM rurtKM't in the neighborhood of Spokane, Wash., nml jtwt renin r Led Hint tip there it limit i-oiililn't Mill it $20 goldplceo for flOril i'iixIi there, fur no one luul t In t iimoniit of -nH on hand, or, in otliut- wonN, times iiji tiirro wero very hard nml no prospect for iinpnivc input. tn. ('. .1. hVmiloit of Knn DifRii, t (?il., i'iiIIpiI fur ilinm-r Tlmrmliiy on hi-r wny home. Hlu Iiim hc'ii vUltinv tin family of Mr. nml Mrx, J. Clinton lliivvoilli of I.nko Creek. TlnirMlny, Jint n wti wrro nlimit tlirnn)-li with tlio firnt liihlo for lin ner, in eiiine (lenrKe von tier Ilellen, llriify Mojor, wif nml Hon Otto, (1. V. l-'n-y. wife nml xon lninj;, nml Mdiioiio Meyer, St., the limit con tractor on Hie Kittle Point ami l.nke Cnek route, for dinner, but in it few ininittort Mrc. llowlelt luul a frclt sup ply on the talilo nml they nil ucnt nwny Matinfieil. Hurry Carlton of Central Point (mine out Tlnirxilay on a hiiftinc trip, returning the xamo evening, Mrx. Carl .luekfon came out on tlio muw train. Seolt Clio-pel of I tut 1 1 FalU eauio out from Iiih homo ThurNiliiv nml went on to Mcdfonl, 1 noticed n fino Duroo Jerxey red now in Ihn depot I'riiluy that M. K. llmnmll luul expieined from ono of the htm-k fnniiH of the Willamette valley, ami ho ill me user (he phone that lot will receive another, Katiir day, HlO 'J'd, of Hie white kind, hut did not xpeOil'.v the hret-d. Mrx, Ktlit Holey nml her motliiir, Mm. Cliuiiucey Nye, canto lit from Itoxcliurtf lnt week. "' William Hmwn, of Hie firiivTif (Jen, llrown Hon-, told mo Thundiiy that Mr, Ithoilcrt luul Hold a hum-li of hlieep ut .fri.'J.'i ii hen ilnTler tlicv wero hhoaieil, am u lot'iif ImiiiIih ut .f'2,'-','i per head. Don't Hint inula- mutton nml liiuili tiihto like "leiuilmeks." John Under Iiiih liiHtulleil it pump ioj,' plnut, liuilt u tower, put in it (link Hint will hold Killll Kollom, mid In nr rmiKiiiK to hnvo witter not only for lift Iioiimo nml Imrii, hut to irrii-itto hin (itnU'it. Itoyal (I. Itrowit Is in Portlaml looking after their tt-al property tlunv. Waiter lleiuleroii wnn iIiu'iik liust nt'Hx hero Thurmlay. llinm LimlHoy unit I. C. Moor eniiiii hi Ironi the Monro I'liiiit Tlniix day uiKht, npcut tlio nij-lil ut the Sun- iiyHlilu nml wont on Jo AMilnml 1- rltlity moiuiui;, mi; itiooro linn hold Inn two furniK on Klk iMi-ok, ono to Will inm KtitiKOH and tlui other to hin hoii, William Moore. Mr. ArKli'o (li-Pi'n, who Iiiih hecn up in Wiihliinton tliU prlu, ruttiui cil liomi) TJiuixiluy nighl. Mix. (Iuoikc Weeks vmiio out from her lioniu on Klk eredk htht TluirwUiy to yjtdt hnr mother, Mih. I.oabo, nml Hm elilldri'U, nml to attend thu enter taiiiiiieut Kivtn hv tho school Thltr-; day 'owning In (ho opurn, Iioubo, 1 did Intend to give an 'account of (ho entertainment mid toll of what a fino linio wo nil had nml about tlio ploulu illiiuei- wo hml n( tho HolioolhonHo on l-'rlilny, Ivm Hie roll of jionnr of pur tiuliool fiitU tlu vlo4uf vroiH8 pi' Uj?-2- c: 4m?? T taoRs Tut.Y, V JL Xlu- x.ozsiovckJ .- -- v i mm I V.e- f J - r our Hchool, hut fiml Hint it will dike up too much Hpucc, ho will him- to reserve that until thu next time 1 write. A. Ii. Voiiiii,', a Hulehiuaii from Portland, look dinner at Hto Kuuiiy fldo with (loorKe oii iler llll'ii Kri ilay. Al Clcini'iiU wiih iino a uncut with tin Friday. Tliono who wcro nucccnurul In imn Ini! tlio elKlilh Krndo uxamluntiou from the DnnlitueltoH ncliool wero Attn lllKlnbotlmiu ami MatKlo I.ewlti. Wo nro norry to imy Hint Mian Koto I'olcy I mifferlDK with nn attack of tnuMtltlrt. Mm. Cbnu. 8tituk ami clilblron of nrnr Medford nro nt Jiresent thu KUefltn of her mrentn, Mr. anil Mr. John llrown of HlnckwoU. Mr. ami Mr, l-ewln nml faintly mo tored to Mod ford on Thiiridny and did no in n trailliiK. Mm. Olnon nml ilatiKhtqr, Pauline, upent Tliurmlny nn a nuent of Gold Hill friend. Horn, on Tucmlny, Mny 18th, 101S, to Mr. and 4tm. Jnmcit Itwrcitco, a baby boy. Mm. Mnrdon wait a recent Cold llltl vliltor. Tom MorrU ipcnt Saturday and Sunday with bin family In Mcdfonl. ' Knne Crock btmlttciii visitors to nobt Hill: Mr. ami Mrs. Low In, Mr. ii ml Mm. lllKlnbotham, Mr. nml Mm. OUon nod iIhokIiIt, Jamvn Law mice. Al Mosul, (learRo 1'erUln. Mr, roley, John Itnll, Mr. ami Mm. I'onnnll ami Prophet I'mttur. David llrown, nho Urea near Hold Hill, ha koiiio of tlio flnet atraw berrlea thl nldo of Hto Mood Jthor country which ho to votllitR tlirco boxen for 2'i rout. Continued rnlnn for noino days. CENTRAL POINT The pant week might truthfully ho termed "mcIiooI week" lit Cent nil Point. Tho week wiih uihered in on Sunday ovcuiui;, Mny 1(1, by tho Hue calnurato M-nuoit ut Cent nil Hull. All the ohurehox gao way tu the on eusloit ami Itev. Fandiur of Ahlaiiil prraehed nn oxcelleut nennou. Tint HorvieoH Mere pn-ceded by n voeal coitcnrt given hy tho couiliiiivd glee elubs of the high hchool under teh direction of Mixs lltnmnii. .Mih llimumt nml Minn Fcni Mickey pleas ed the cnugrcKutinii with two pretty Hitcn-il hoIoh. On Wi'iliichilny evening the hcuior piny, "Tho Country Doctor," wan en joyed to the titmoht hy a full nml up preelativo Iioiihc. 'Hie thirteen uieut hern of tho cIiihh who tolc part in Huh nro wot thy of eougrntuhttioii for the iiinnnur in which each Mixtnluod the patt. Time nml again Hut house rung witlh iipplutiHe. i ickvtH Hold nt '-'." nml .'15 eeitti nml tho proceedrt wetv moio than f70, m you can judge Houiethiiig of tho Hire of the crowd. TluirHilny tonfiiir oIiihh day oxer cIkoh nt tho high Helmut followed hy u genera) ciihh mix, held tho hoatd. The now proMidcnt of tho student body, Merritt Otven, luindlud the muting like n veteran ut tho hunim-Mi Speiv'ht-H hy tho elans offieei-s, niem hern of the school bonnl nitd hcIiooI fneulty nuido n full ttveniiiK. Tho (trowiiitiK ev'ent of tho oooiimop wiih the high school eommeiiceiuent exeieihex nt Cenlnil hall on Friday evening, Fatly In the evt'iiing the hull begun to fill with friend mid woll wUliors of tlio giuilmitCH, umiiy with (heir unirn full of 1 lowers. Tho stngo wan a viblon of bounty, nml iih tho piano htntck up thu iiuiveli uud fourioeit gradmiteK with Hto high pcIioiiI fneulty filed In, tho M'eno was complete. Tlio ohiM partn wore in toWHting. Tho ehths prophecy wa in deed a revelation. Tlio will hequeatlt ed .uwrytliluij Hint mioh a doeumon iniKlit, xt expected to entail, Thu class hit(ory wan )einlilinK with poiHomtl I'oiuiuiMCi'iieo, Vndu AltlmtiK gnvo tho ttddroH of hiilututlou, Helen Pinker wan olusri vulediclonnii. Thu Hililrow to jlut tjliiHH was rIv KflNES CREEK wt by JJr, II, A C'Hfimhui yf AhUht rj9.om Wum, MrIg UgUtvi Intnl. II wiih oxeeeiliriKly nppropriute nml llltiiiK nml painted nil tlio way throtifh to IIiomo idealH nml perHonal cliiiriuilorixlIeK which mako for iiohlo iiinuhooil and woiumihood nml mi net ive, worthy life. Pn-faciiiK bin part with n nciiorul Hiirvoy or Ihn courHo of Htmly nml the imliviiliial altiiimiiculH of (he cIiihh A. K. Mickey, Hiiperiulemleul of I ho Central Point nchooln, presented Hi" iiieuiheri of. the cIuhh Ihcir diplniuuH Tlio i-Iiihh roll Ik iih follewH: Helen Pnrkcr, Walter Diiiilen, Vmlii AltimiiH, Hen Hilton, Hailie Heehc, Alex OUnon .IniiieH VuHtitl, l.eouaril Frcimmi. ('- eylo Crceile, Frank Hohh, John Cow Icy, Kdyllio Creedit, IVeil Taylor ami ultolml Fluheity. Thin Is by far tlio laiext niunhi--of railuati-M ever lunieil out hv the Central Point m-linol. The iiiiiiiinnin ivipiin-ineiitH for Kmiluntion in if leen IiIkIi m-IiooI unitH, tin in rcipitreil by the hliindard hili nehool eourne hut the inernKe nttuinmenl of (hit chiKH is Hovc-ntei'ii nml one half crcd. itn. Tlio cthtHM jh reuiarknble in that thore nro. nearly doiihle the number of hoyH than jjirl in it. On Friday the pupil of tlio whole school root nt the hi-IiooI Iiouho ut '2 o'clock nml not their promotion cnnN. ANTIOGH ITEMS Mr. McCn-lght hns trndod his llengln ranch for land In Texas. Thero will no nn nuctlon sale of his house hold goods att ho Ileaglo storo WihI mtsday. Mr. McCrelght has mado many friends In this vnlloy who wish him nnd hi family success. In their now homo In tho Lone Star ntnte. William Pomcroy nnd sister or tho Meadow wero visiting in Medford Saturday. A number of tho resident nnd neighbors visited Medford Monday to tnko In tho Sells-Kioto circus nnd they all report tho nctlng as good nsJ nny tlioy havo seen In a circus. riorcuco Walker, Jnko Sljor And Clnudo Chapman nro gono to Fort Klnraatlt with tho Cotterlll brothers bttch of cattle. William Cotterlll of tho Meadows started for Fort Klamath Wednesday over tho Dead Indian rotito with a hunch of cnttlo thnt ho has sold to stockmen In thnt section. Theo maun Is doing tho carpenter work for tho now residence on tho CntH) ranch. Tho Ilussell brothers or (ho o.Mnd ow wore trading lit tho nlloy towns Friday. Tho diiitro nt tho homo of Mr. Monro Saturday night wn a good olio and a good attendance of thu young fol!;n, nlr0 ood muslo fiirn ished by tho Modoo string baud, with nil kind of good things to cat for nupper, nml n good floor to dnnco on, which Is tho host thing nt n dnnco to mnko It onjoynblo, nnd enjoy It they certainly did, Another dnnco la ox pected to ho given thoro In tho near future. Percy Chnpmnit hnuled n lond of stock hog to tho Carlton market nt Central Point Saturday, Soma of tho resldonto of Atttloch visited tho Tnblo Rock school Sat urday night and enjoyed tho show, Mr, nilloto of Control Point canto out to hi ranch Saturday. A nlre steady rnln visited thl sec tion Sundny, tho grain wna needing It badly In HiIh vnlloy, north of llogto rlvor. Jtubo Mourn was u Mod ford visitor Mrs. Humbln and family of Med ford was visiting at tho homo of hor parqntn, Mr. and Mrs. Mooro or An tloch Saturday nnd Siiipluy. ' XOTICK. Notico In lioroby glvon that tho un dorfflgnod will npply to tho city ojun oil of tho city ot Medford, Oregon, 3t tholr next rogulnr mooting on unq 1, 1015, for a llconsa to eo!) Bplrltuotis, vlnoun and malt liquors nt retail nt his plnco ot buslncsa nt No. 3, North Front, stroot, in said clay until Dee, 31, 1915, Dated May 15th, 1915. E. G. BROWN. fork.:: 11 To eloso un estate, l orf fnr snlo 40 acres of splendid land In tit) heart of tho vntlPVi al) nijtlw oultlvn- tlon and. fouco. nUo eontiliilng nn with water la kitchen, kooi! bnrn mill other out bulldlnKH, about 7 acres young orchard, balnnco In grain and alfalfn, on Pacific 1 1 lull wny and cIoko In. Tlio best buy In tlio valley at t'lM) nn acre, for pnrtlculnrn cull nt room 2!-2fi-27 over Jackson County Hank building, Medford Oro. or wrltr Mm. IaiwIs, ndmlnlstrnlrlx. Central Point, Oro. MAY I.HWIB, Neo Mny Dnvlilnon, ndmlnlittrntrlx. .v ItllHTOiaTIO.V T) KXTltY OK LANDS IV NATIOSAI, IOHICST. Notlcu I huroby given that the lansd drscrlbod below, embracing 100 acres, within tlio Crater National Forest. Oregon, will bo subject to settlement ; mm entry unuor mu iironsions oi tlio homestead Jaws of the United States and the act of Juno 11, 190C (34 Stat., 2,13). at tho United States land office at lloscburg, Oregon, on July 17, 191 D. Any settler who was actually and In good faith claiming nny of said land for agricultural purposes prior to January 1, 190C, nml tin tint nhotti1nto.il - 1t m i.referenen rltrhl In tn.kn n homo.lon,! entry for tho land actually occunlcd. Said lands were listed upon the ap plication of tho poraon mentioned Mow, who havo a preference right subject to tho prior right of any such settler, provided uch settler or ap plicant I qualified to mako home stead entry and tho prcforenco right Is exorcised prior to July 17, 1915, on which dato the lands wl!. bo sub ject to settlement nnd entry by any 'iunlltlcd person. Tho land nro ns follew: ThniK'i NBVi, Sec,20, T. 33,3.. It. ),, 80 . acre, application f William II. Cuhman. Trail Ore Ore eon: List C-1C09. Tho NWJi NB NWVi. tho 8V4 NEU NEW NWM, tho Nfc S1JM NEU NW. Sec. 32, T. 40 H.. K. 3 W 20 acres, appllca Hon of I)avld Dorn. AVatklns, Ore gon; List C-1C3S. May 1915. C SI. Ilruco, Asslstnnt'Commlssloncr of tho General Iind Qfflco. FOB, HUNT KU:(MS1KD HOOLS FOIt llENT FurnUbod room. Tho Coloman, 1005 W. Main, Phono 585-J. 5C FOIt ItENT HOUHEICEKl'IXa ItOOMS FOR RENT Furnlshod housekeep ing rooms. Clean nnd comfortable. Reasonable, phono 379-J. VOU IlK-SJ MOVWK? FOR RENT 5-room modorn furnish ed bungalow, lnqulrg 520 N. Grape. 67 FOR RENT-Four mom, house on paved street, water rent paid. Phono ;n;nn. ' 5C FOR RENT Pleasant threo room furnlshod bungalow, good location,. rem reasonaiiio. rnono 77UJ, or Inqulro nt Ca7 So. Holly St. FOR RENT Six room house, strictly modem, closo In, cast front nlco lnwn, garden aud flowers. Reasouablo to denlniblo tenant. Phono 372R or 3J;M, FOR RENT Completely nnd nicely furnished 2-room bungalow, nil couvenleucco. good location; closo In. Apply 421 Jay St., corner W. 11th, So. Onkdnlc, 5C FOR RENT Ono S-room resldenco; also furnlHhcd housokooplng rooms. 310 N. ilartlett. FOR RENT Furnished house, 4 rooms, strictly modorn, una nlocn from now fodorul building. Phono 931L or call ot 213 N. Holly St. lll.Ll' VANTlvl aiALE MALE 1HCLP WANTED First class minora ut Brnden nilno, Gold Hill, Oregon, WANTED First class miners for contract work at Bradon mlno, Gold Hill. Oregon. ' NEW TODAY A fino llttlo plnco In tho odgo ot Medford, bearing pears, grapos, ap ples, aud borrlos. Two housos on tho lilneo. Tho plnco furnishes n living and thon sonio. Look It ovor, I havo ranchos In Lnno, Morrow and Wallowa comities which I can ex Chtiugo for ranch or Income property horo. Or would tho 100 acres noar Mod ford with 250 In cultivation (it $32.50 tor"noro Interest you? Q, D. IIQON FOIt 8AI.I5 HRAIj BHTATK TO?t!B:uJtXowiHrt,iovon,nJlot nml two good bouses In tlio best piirt of tlio city, ono block from pri mary school buildings, nhd two blocks from tlio postofflco, tlirco blocks from high school building. Will exchange for prnr orchard near Mcdfonl. What haro you? W. J. Smith, P. 0. Uox Ui, Now port, Oro. C9 FOIt HAM: Forty acres of lnnd within two utile of I'liocnlx. Cabin and good woll on place. Total price only flOUO; payable f2G0 cash, balanco to bo worked OHt In wood cut from Die place. Oood soil unit stock range. K. 8. Turny, 210 Carnclt-Corcy Dldg. S5 I'Olt 8AU5 Uuy my Improred 80 aero farm and fruit ranch 3 1-2 miles from Knglo Point. Itogtio riv er valley; look no farther; this 1 It. Karly bargain gat growing crops and farm Implements; pos sesion at any old tlnio by owner, 315 n. Iiarticit, city. C POIt SAKE Nlco bungalow, alt fur nlKbcd complete. Including n good upright rlnno; modern, except bath all for 11000, or less. 11?,9 W. 9th street. CO FOIt SALE Five acres well Improv ed. 110 E. 14th. C FOIt HAI.f. I.trBSTOCK t0ll SALK-llorief and mtllcs. snaps for quick sale. C. E. Dates. FOIt SALE Anconas, also egg for hatching. 520 North Grape. 57 FOR SALE Or trade, saddlo horse. Phono 455L. 65 FOR SALE Berkshlres. A few fine vn-unimB piR". j rum our iirizc-win-i nlng herd of puro brod Berkshlres. 1 l'rtco si: for choice, aionoy re funded If jou nro pot satisfied. Capital "R" Ranch, Central Point. Phono aiixxl. GC FOR SALE Cheap, horses, wagon, nnd jtarncss, used in city delivery pcrvfcc. now Installing cars. Med ford General Delivery. 55 FOR SALE A fino younff saddle pony, G years old. Dr. H. Hart. Phono 14F15. 15 FOR SALE Puro bred. Red Polled bull calf; puro bred Duroc Jersey spring pigs; polo mountain buggy, good as now. Palmer Investment Co., Modoc Orchard. FOR SALE Gilt and wo&nllng pigs from prita winning Duroc Jersey herd at Jackson County Fair. L. II. Houston. 1 mllo west of Tal ent, Phono 3F12. 59 FOR SALE Young, black, matched driving team; weight about 1050 or will tradq for a Ford. Inqulro of F. S. Sitcncor, ono mllu abovo ltoguo River. 55 FOR SALE ailSCRliIiAJfKOCS FOR SALE Oak dining tnblo, II brary table, baby cab, Garland rango, couch, ttuwlng machine, ehlld'a table, kitchen table, bed nnd uirlngH, long plato glasa mir ror, tubs, dining cbnlrs, bicycle, etc, SU7 East Jackson. 55 FOR HALE Largo tomntoo plnnts. 25 cents per hundred. 130 West Sixth street, across street from llotql Holland. , 50 FOR SALE Ono new 5 It. 1. elec tric motor. General Electric Co.. John B, Hair, Roguo River. Or. 57 FOR SALE Indian motorcyclo $130 cash. Fully equipped, now tiros; good condltiou. Box Motor, caro Mall Trlbuuo. 55 FOR SALE Feathers for pillows or ninttresaos, 5 cents per pound. Med ford Poultry & Egg Co., Phono 6 S3. 9 FOR SALE 4-cyllndor, 32-horso, 5 p:t88ongor touring car; electric lighted and fully equipped: very reasonable Inqulro at 527 So. Holly St., or Rooms 25-C-7, oyer Jnekbon County Bank, FOR SALE Two Plymouth Rock lions with chicks; f yult jars. Phono C25W, FOR SALE Davenport, dining tnblo and chairs, books cnbo, refrlgor utor, bods, springs, muttrosses nnd various other household goods. 23 N. Ornngo St. Phono 123J2. TV-------: Trades for All Housoa for land and land for houses. If you have" property for snlo or trade list Is with us, giving us an Idea as to what you would consldor lu exchange. "WE WILL DO THE REST. "THE EXCHANGE" 10fl V. Main St. BvUMvHlMV. Cu, J,C 4 FOIt IlKXT MISCKM.ANnOUS Foit"ltKNTStoro room In aarnctt Corcy l)ldg fronting on Orapo St. Also most dcslrablo offices, reasonable, llcst of sorvlro. I,. U. Cnthcart, Itoom 3X9, Pliono JU7. KOU KKXT 30 room furnUlicd bo tot. Address It, care Mall Tribune. ' WA NTftt ftlTOrt'I IONS WANTED Vacuum cleaning, city or country. Ilnvp high power gas machine. 'Work guaranteed. A. C. lluoon, Phone C25V. C3 WANTBii -to nirr WANTED -To hear from owner good farm for rale. Send cash prleo and description. D. F. Utish, Minneap olis, Minn. 05 WANTED TO BUY 75 milk cows oh tlmo; dofcrrcd payments woll se cured. Sleepy Hollow Farm, Oold Hill, Oro., II. A. Ensign, Manager. WANTED MIMl-RLliArtCOCS WANTED Use of a piano for stor age. Excellent care. Phose 8S9J. GC WANTED Slock to pasture, three miles sbovo Bybeo brldgo on nog bo river. J. C. Moore, It. F. D. No. 2, Central Point. 60 WANTED Medium weight autorao-' bile, touring car body preferred; will exchange 10 acres land or building site with view of valley. Real estate Is not mortgaged and clear title and warranty deed will bo given. Address P. O. Box 207, Medford, Oregon. FOIt KXCITA.-MJR W-V-i-'-.w-'w tM-k-Ma FOR EXCHANGE Will exchange pfopcrty corner South Oakdate and . Teath for Portland property. G. TownsomJ, 65 Union ave., Portland. Oregon. 5G IiOS LOST In Star theater or vicinity. jauica' gold watch ami pin; liberal reward for Cafe. return to Johnson's 58 LOST On Main or Bartlett between Geneva street and high school, small black adjustable lead pencil with gold tip. Finder please phone Margaret Scholi, S3! II. 55 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorney PORTER J. NEFF. VM. P. MKALE Attorseya-at-Law, Rooms 8 aan 9. Medford National Bank bids. A. E. REAME8, LAWYER- -Garaett- corey bldg. Wm. M. Colvlg, George M. Roberts COLVIO Si ROBERTS. LAW VERS Medford National Baak Building B. F. MULKEY & OEO. W. CHEIUU Attorneys at Law, Jackson Couu ty Bank Building. Chiropractors DR. A. R. HEDGES. Dr. Louise K Hodges Mechanc-Tberaplits, Cairo praetors, Spondylother:dsta. Tbesi systems, Including dietetics, cura tive gymnastics, bydro-tberaphy, etc., produce results in both acutt and chronic diseases. Consulta tion free. Over Doual & Co., cor ner Main and Bartlett. Hours 1 a. m. to 6 p. m. Otbor hours bj appointment. Phone 170. DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor nerve specialist Rooms 20S-204-205. Garnett-Coroy bldg. Vapoi batbs und sclentlfio utassage given, needle spray, head and shonldei shower la connection; advice tc dietetics, medical gymnastics hydroptherapy. Lady attendant Phono, office 543, realdnuee Ell-H Notary l'ubiic HELEN N. YOCKEY .Notary pub lie. Bring your work to me at th ten of tbo Mall Tribuui M-X'M,M-l WHY? IT IS VOUH BUSINESS TO SEE MB Because my stock In trade Is to havo optioned at tho lowest cash price tho best buy In this county, I have been on tno ground look tng out for you tor tho past flvo yoars. Nearly evoryday I havo in vestigated some ''good Utlog." I have eliminated everything except those deals which I am convinced will se cure nte satisfied customers. In a few hours time I can give you the benefit ot this research, It Is my business to show you over the county and Introduce you to the possibilities aud opportunities here. See Med ford first and J. C. BARNES It..u. Uitt I.'I-m V.ILu-J UL. MIA. tl wl 4n ii mmmm ". I nUSINttflti DIKBCrUKT Aato ftapftftetJ LAnER AUTO 8PRINO CO, W ara operating tha largest, otlMt asd best equipped plant Ib the Pa cific aorthweet, Uee ear nptUn0 when other fall. Bold 'aider gtuu--antee. 26 Norta FltteecU ., Portland, Ore, .f!fif(lfl3Vkr Mq CfKtT-SfsWP FRED N. CUMMINQS Karlaeer i contractor, 404 M, F. IL MM. Survey, eatlnatee, trrltk, drainage, orchard and 4 laa proTomeflt. ' , , '-- : : ; 'r.-t-. ... ' ,Jjaa IiniMi DR. DiR, W. M. VAN 8COTOO a C. VAN BCOYOC Dentttt Giraett-Corey Wig., salt Medford. Ore. Phone 85, Sit W. II. 8PRINOKR. DBNTWT Of fice hour 9 te 5. Evealuge aad Sunday by appointment. Office H: F. &. II. Bldg. Residence PhoM 153J; Office 319J, BmplerHHMic Ageacy (EMPLOYMENT AOKKCY We wish everybody to kaew that the Old Re liable Bittner Real Jtstate aid ployweat ageaey, will get year help, find you employment, rest your hoMso or sell year laad. Mrs J. S. Clark, maaager suscossor. Rooms 6 aai 7, Palm Bids;., Med ford, Ore. v OARBAGK Got Tear cleaned up for ts summer. Csl ob the city garbage wage fc good service. Phone 174-L. T. Y. Allen. MsWrslWs?wW Hsi HAIGHt MUSIC STUDIO Room 401. GarneU-Cerey BWg. Fred At ton llalght Piano, Mrs. FloreaM Halliday llalght, veiee. PheM 72. Latwdry. rr'r- III SING LAUNDRY 123 South Kir erslde, has changed wash man. W are prepared te do all grades of washing and especially flsa hand work. Phone 189 J. 61 Fbyesicia DSL P. O. CARLOW, D. KVA MAINS CARLOW OsteossUU physicians, 416-417 Oarnett-Corer bldg., phone 1036-L. X Id 28 South Laurel -sH. DR. W. W. HOWARB OeteoftattH physicians, 303 GaraeU-Cere? bulldlar. Phoae 994-M., DR. J. J. BMMENS Phyrt4 Ml surgeon. Practice limited te eye, Mr, B029 and throat. Xyea seJea tlflcally tested and glasses m plled. Oculist and Aurlst far S. r. It. It. Co. Offices M. K. & II. Co. Bldg., opposite P. O. Phone S7. H. B. riCKEL. H. D. Office Jaek son County Baak bldg. Offle phone 43-R; resldeuee paofie'68-K. DIL R. W. CLANCY Phyststaa ui surgeon. Phoues. office 3$, rest dence 724-J, Office hours 1 U 12, Z to 5. DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD DR. MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD Physicians and surgeons. Otfis 309310-311, M. F. ft II, Bldg, Phones residence, SH-J2; offiee, 814. Printers nuQ rHtritefiem UEDFORD PRINTINQ CO. has tha best equipped printing office la southern. Orogon; book blading, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, tc Portland prican, JI7 Nerts rtr ut Shoe Repairing- SHOE REPAIRING First class repairing, on modern t4KIH machines white you watt. K, H. Btdon, located la Kldd'a She sHWe, Phone 313J. .,..:.,.. .i .',.:,:.:..M.Mfs -2-TMsMera EADS TRANSFER & BTORAOB CO. Of flea 4 a Nerth Fraatifc Ttvifi 315. prices right. tntAod . i' i 'i' "'1 '.. tjtwmmwm ip 'WJSj Tytewrkers m I TYPEWRITERS ANDwRwSmV? New Kemiagton. 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