PSTOFi FIVE
AT THEIR GAY PRANKS
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MEDFonu srain trtbukf:, medford; Oregon, tondiay. awn 7, iois
ASHLAND Hi UNITY
UUl I rrrT
Last Friday ovenlng. Ernest Car
ter, Marsh 'Wagner, Harry Whlted,
Al Kinney and Fred Wagner, accom
panied by llielr wives, dropped In un
heralded upon Mr. and Mrs. George
Eubntiks and reminded them that
the date was their twenty-fifth wed
ding anniversary. The surprise was'
na complete as It was enjoyable. Nono
of tho family execpl.tho daughter
Miss Madge, was let Into the secret of
tlio visitors' plans. Tho brldgegroom
of a quarter contury ago In tho pres
ent cashlnr of the Stato Hank of Ash
land, a most genial and urbane of
ficial. .Husband and wlfo wern tho
recipients of tho heartiest congratu
lations over Uio silver anniversary
epoch! 1
Dr Caldwell, formor resident but
now of Salem, Is In the rlty, called
hero by the approaching marriage of
his daughter, Miss llculah, to Robert
Newman of Medford, the ceremony
being announced for Wednesday,
.lllIH) 9.
Chauncey Cnsebeer Is home for tho
summer holidays from his studies at
tho l.os Angeles dental college.
A Medford party was In town on
Saturdny looking over Judge Calkins'
property, on Laurel streot, ns a pros
pective purchaser.
A. It. Mowers of Portland, a broth-er-ln-luw
of Mrs. ltalph Millings, und
an employee of the Southern Pacific
In Its electric department, passed
through Ashland tho last of, the week
on his way to tho company's general
hospital nt San Francisco for treat
ment. Sometime ago Mr. Moworn
suffered dangerous Injuries by acrl
dentally coming In contact with high
power voltage. Tvvd attendants oc
companled him.
Contingent upon presenting a val
uable tract to tho park domain, It
was tacitly understood that tho don
ors, Hwln Duller and 1). Poror.zl,
should lnvo tho privilege of designat
ing some sort of a memorial which
Is to bo placed upon tho grounds by
the springs commission at n cost not
to exceed $3000. The former would
bo satisfied with most any replica of
tho work of the old, Italian masters,
but Pernzzl holds out for tho encour
agement of Amerlcnn nrt, and sug
gests that at the entrance to tho
grounds thero bn placed heroic rellofs
of Hurt Greer, flamboyant, nnd II. (1.
ICnders, Tnmpant, theso to bo fash
ioned olllicr In stucco or reinforced
concrete, the dress formrs of ham
mered blue clay to bo secured direct
from Montgomery Ward or Sours,
Itoebuck & Co., thus avoiding Italian
negligee models which might not
pass Amorlcancensors.
Don Spencer and Walter Powell
are certainly doing their share of
civic Improvement In tho vfny to sub
stantial bottermnnts on their proper
ties on Iowa street nt tho head of
Sherman hill. In tho scenic drive
neighborhood. Walks, retaining
walls, nlllars nnd driveways add
greatly to their surroundings In that
locality, an extensive lot of cement
work recently completed by Clue &
Irwin.
Uv. P. K. Hammond, tho new rec
tor of Trinity Episcopal church, ar
rived tho last of the week and offi
ciated Sunday. He comes from Ore
gon City.
George W. Seagor, formor secre
tary of tho commercial club, having
leased his propurty hero, leaves this
week for the south nnd after visiting
In various points In California, re
turns to his old homo at St. James,
Minn., where he will remain Indefi
nitely. Mosdames l.amkln nnd Jack, at
tending tho ercont national confer
ence of federated' women's clubs In
Portland, had their portraits In a
recent number of tho Oregonlan,
grouped with other delegates,
The ringing of the West Side
school hell, lost Thursday and Fri
day, did not Indicate that school was
taken u acaln. It was merely the
signal for those teachers who failed
lu getting slate certificates to con
gregate und pass supplementary ex
aminations.
Frank Swingle left for Klamath
Falls early Friday morning, going by
tho way of Ager, California, his car
thus avoiding the Green Springs" road.
O. F. Carson accompanied him and
two boys belonging to tho respective
families wont along as ballast.
Last Thursday night twenty-soven
carloads of sheep lu double-deckers,
rencbod here and were unloaded for
rest and' feed, afterwards being re
loaded Into fifty-four standard stock
cars which had'becn cleaned out and
disinfected prepartory to Interstate
shipment across the border. It took
some lively work by Males' transfer
men and the regular attendant to
got tho sheep off on schedule Friday
forenoon. There were S500 sheep
In the lot and tho transfer was made
without the loss of a single animal.
The shlpmont was fiom Bclio. Ore
ion, hound for Stockton. Cal.. the
ownors being Miller & Lux. Tho
sheep had all ben sheared previous
to loavlnjn'tho range lu I'matllla
county.
Mr. MHen Wagner, aeocmpanled
by her granddaughter. Mil Hes
Wanner, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Marsh Wanner, will leave Tuesdav
evening for-'iowa; visiting ut J.eit,
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In Louisa county, where a big family
reunion will occur. Miss Mess bus
been teaching school at Myrtle
Creek, In Douglas county, tho past
term. The excursionists go by tho
northern route, nnd will return by
tho southern, In order to visit rcla'
tlvos In southern California and sec
the expositions nt both San Diego
and San Francisco.
""Alpha Chapter, Eastern Star, Is In
receipt of nn Invitation from Ileames
Chapter, of Medford, to attend n
business-social session of that organ
ization on Wednesday evening, Juno
9. Many will go.
On a recent evening, without nny
preconcerted nrrnngement, Job Tossor,
Mill Myer, Ed Fnrlow, Oeno Wnlrnd,
Charley Hurgadlne, Hen Emery,
George Stephenson nnd Emerson
Howell, all Ashland old-timers, also
Muck Mussell, of Yreka, Just happen
ed to meet in front of Mark Marker's
near tho Plaza, and spun yarns of
the long ago, a period extending from
the civil war and Modoc uprising un
til the present day, ..during which
times they always remained neutral.
Cliff Payne, nnbther pioneer, started
out to the kodak the group, but tho
party broke up before he could ad
Just the films.
Lovers of tho beautiful In nature
as well as art, are wandering If tho
Improvements now being Installed lu
tho park will Include tho much dls
riisscd fish pond, stocked with famil
iar species of trout, on a par with
the notable exhibit at Dunsmulr.
Monsieur, Mdme. nnd Mile. Eckert
didn't appear In a series of trnpozo
nnd rope walking nets on tho Plaza,
for three evenings last week as an
nounced, but the old man pulled off
n few stunts by way of recompense
for tho freewill offorlng which
amounted, when the hat was passed,
to $1.7.1. When contributions woro
solicited, tho way automobile owners
crankedi up their machines and dis
appeared from view was a caution.
The show, ns poor as It resulted, was
a relief from tho chestnut hikers who
dally puss through on tho tramp
from Portland to Krlsco or vice vesn.
Tho benefit evont of tho season
will bo tho big dancing party, to bo
given nt tho armory Friday evening,
June 11, In bebnlf of tho Ashland
bnnd, nn organization which Is llber-
nlly assisting In boosting every phase
of dovolopment here.
Tho offices of the secretary of tho
commercial club and the publicity
manager of the same organlaztlon
have been merged, nnd now both of
ficials may be found In the rooms
lately occupied by Dr. Hurt, over
looking tho Plaza lu tho Ashland Im
provement company's block. This
new arrangement Insures the pres
ence of at least ono of the officials at
all hours during the dally schedule.
Ashland weather In May reached
Its maximum temperature at 7C de
grees on the 31st. Ou the third the
minimum touched tho freezing point
nt 32. Painfull was 2.09 inches.
Thore were nlno clear doys, while
twenty-two woro classified as either
cloudy or partially so.
Lute Wnlker and wlfo of southern
California, ncocmpanlod by Mrs. Hoy
Walker of this cltv, left for Klamath
Falls the last of the week '.n a visit
to relatives- and to look at familiar
scenes over In tnht sctlon'
W'osloy Eastman of Dunsmur S. P.
fireman, has routed tho Wlmer place,
77 Third street. Conductor Gill, also
of Dunsmulr, has leased tho Granlnrd
place on First avonue. This exodus
fioin Dunsmulr tb Ashland Indicates
that there Is something In the nlr re
gardlng a transfer' of still more rail
Toad men In this direction.
Mrs. Geneva Allen nnd son, Wil
liam, left Saturday morning for
a
visit nt several placas In the
lametto valley.
Wll-
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
Mis Agnes . Dictiu'h, oittf of Hie
Hold Hill lugli s.-hool gniiliuitcs Ihi
tyvuv, i now in Meill'onl tuUiiiK
Iwiclier' tnuniiur course, preimriitoi v
,to iimkinjc an application 'teuehir
Iiiuv. Miik Dletrifrh Iwto acter ns uH
.titutc for Hie teneher of vuiiouf
vradew and hu hIwu.v boon uccc-
lot und well liked hv the itfliit. Wti
tberclKic b'M' he swine the ile-ireil
iu-.iliiii
Mis-, Helen Vmi Du.vne mid All-.
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5 -3 xj Ty. V-
llutli Turner', member of
local
faculty, left for their respect ie
linmcx in Kusjeiio and Ashland Ilmrs-
dav. Miss Von Duyne will return
tliix full to resume her tuwition n-t
teneher of Hie .-evenlli nnd eijjli'ii
grades. -Miss Turner, however, n.T
accepted n position nt I.akcviow un
der Professor Hurt A. Ailmns w.io
will be superintendent al Hint 'ln"t
next year.
The Ilni'dintfc Conical Pebble mill
iceeiitly installed nt Hie Hniflen mine,
near this eilv. is now in suecesHf.il
operation. The principle employed u
this new mill is, nt rdinj; to reooits,
similar to Hint of the cement tube
mill, ii" Hie ore is ""oniid In uowdt r
by Hie "pebbles," these being" iilimit
four or five inches iu diameter, vhla)i
are iu continuous revolution. The
capacity "f Hie Hrmleii miiy hns he-'u
increased by the addition of this mill
from loll to !."H ions per day. This
is the lirst mill of this kind in south
ern Oregon, nnd considerable inteiest
is Ireinj,' taken in the results of in
daily digestion,
Miss Grace Kiividioitz of Medfoid
was Hie picst of Miss Judith Hnleoui
mid AIi-s. Alnude Liuulis for sevor.il
dnvH this week. She returned to her
home I'Yidli" afternoon.
Air. and Airs. Frank II. Turner for
merly residents of Alcdfonl, were Hie
jtifsts of 0. II. Turner the first of the
week. They left Tluirsdii" for Klnui
iith Falls, where Air. Turner bus se
cured n ioh iu u buibcr shop.
Air. nnd AIih. Onirics Vmiiipr mil
Airs. Hubert lluinmoiid and son, Hob
ble, were visitors in -this city fioin
Medford on'Tiiesdiiv lust.
Somewhat of u surprise occurred
on Tuesi'-- when Deputy flume W
den Hilev Haminerslev and Oral Op'il
Ortb were innriied nl the Presbyter
ian iiiniihc nl (Iriints Puss. Until Hi
bride and groom lire well known in
fluid Hill nnd also in iieivliboriiig cit
ies. The" expect to make their home
in field Hill with occasional visits to
Hie Willow Flats cabin of Wnidcn
llnininei'sley.
A' den I wns consummated this wt'fk
whereby Mrs. Al, I). Hewers becomes
owner of Hie Hurl A. Adams resi
lience, near the high school building.
She will no! fake no-scsxiou until
the departure of the nrnfessor for
I.ukoview, home lime this Niimiuer.
The Avondale I'urd club enjoyed .t
two iIii.Vm' outing iu the Hlue Ledge
country lust Sundiiy und Moiiilu.
Thoi-u who wenl on Hie trip were:
Mr. nn. I Mrs. II. Al. Collins und daugh
ter, Dr. nnd Airs. . K. flolden nnd
son, Air. und All's, II. Luy uud family,
Air. nnd Air. Fred Pick uud daugh
ter, Mr. and Air. Lewis I'lricb, Air.
and All's. Charles N'onnnn mid
daughter, Air. mid Air. J. Hitor and
daughter, Air. and Airs. Hlaiue Kluui
and daughter. The club will meet
with Ally. Hlaiue Khun this week, af
ter which it will adjourn for the suin
,mer. A pretty wedding took place ut the
home of Air. and Airs. Clin. 1'livli
Tuesday afternoon in the pii'cuce of
the immediate family, when their
daughter, Fletu, was united iu mar
riage to Hies Cliapninii, Hov. Handy
officiating. The living room wa dec
orated iu red uud white, the bride mid
groom standing under a purusol co
ered with white clcinita, while 'he
dining room was ti mass of pink li
France roses und baby breath! Fol
lowing the ceremony a two-course
luncheon was served, after which Hie
hnpny counlc left for Sprlngvillc, li.,
where they will iniike their lioiue. Mr.
ulld Airs, riilipuinn will be greatly
juisscd' in the younger el.
MEDFORD COLLEGE NOTES
A number' oT new students entered
school this week, the following en
lolling lor tbe teachers' review course.
Miiyhclle DiinieU, Delie Whisenant.
Alnbel Heete,. Ilevu Arnold, Cluribei
Arnold, Kvu Heebe, AIhihIu Alerntt,
Afaiuie Clarke, (lertrude Shoults, Jos
ephine Kincaid, I.Mln Chtrk, lUwisie
Simpson, .Mm. Annie Cusiek, Hon trice
AleKee, Ague Dietrich mid Alnriuu
Paluiur.
Alurenn Vertln and Veii.-i.i rt'llrien
took the office pinctice evuiiiiuu'."!.
'MoihIiin mid each mule bili l."-s
HUfgiude. Vt-rtiuh lelt TIiuimIii J"i
the
bT'-.
lAif1'
San Frnticiseo, where he expeelH to
neeept n steuornphie position
Velum Woods nnd Gertrude IrnUt
felber nNo entered school this week.
Aliss Woods enrolled for, Hie regulnr
rninn.'creinl course, and Aliss Trnul
f ether for the stenographic course.
Another of our A class students
who is now taking office pructice
work is Wulter I less.
Krcidu Minus, one of our eoinnitn.'
ciul students, is with us ngaiu nl'Ur
an absence of two weeks. Aliss Himir.
bus been attending Hie P. P. I. expo
sition ut Sau Francisco.
We uro -worry to henrthul Flossie
Williams' mother is seriously ill, and
we hope to learn of her speedy rccov
cry iiml to hnve Flossie with us iignin
soon.
Our summer session from 8 lu PJ 'h
proving 'Mipiilnr with till concerned.
Some of us students, however, lire .il
tending afternoons nnd spending our
lime in general study iiml nruetico.
A speeinl typewriting contest will
beheld Friday nt'leninou, June ' A"
friends of Hie Al. ('. I', lire Invited to
wilnesM it.
Reportod by Jackson County Ab
trnct Co., Sixth and Fir Bts.
Circuit. Omit.
Alice Kcclestou vs. Fred A. Kccles
ton, divorce.
Al'nrie Hurkbrf vs. John I ruder,
cost bill. ,
Alngiilcne .Toluison inn) Wallace
.lohiisou vs. W. W. fllusgow ct .il..
juilgiucnt. " '
1-'. H. Clark vs'.I. F. l-'ninklii 'I
bill.
A. C. Adnuis vs. Logan Wooldidge,
nffidavit. '
PlIllMltl
i:late or Kltn C. Dunlap, petition
for appointment of appmiseiv, bond,
order uppdinliiig npprniseii,
Ijstnte of IMwnrd A. King, order.
IJstute of .losephine KdwnrdK, or
der on final uceoiiiit, final account.
Heal I4tate 'rnuisfers
Srelhnu S. Osier In Olio
Schimuicl, bind in nee. 7-H'i-1W
I"
Sellinn S. Osier to OH
Schiminel, land iu sec. I'J-II.)-'2Y.
-m
W. H. flillingliam to A. P. Pnleh
el nl., trust.cos, land in wp.
Illl-'JW.
Christ L. Itiuknpf el u .to .1.
). Hohcttsct nl., laud iu nee.
.'I(.fl7-'JW 1
J. II. Downing el tix lo Martha
Al. Alureh, lots iu bile. '27,
Centnil Point ...& '"(HI
Alnrtha Arnich el vir to .lolm
I.uiienumm, lets in hlk. 7'J,
Central Point M0
Kniniii D. Shield to Madge
fliiihcmnn, lol 7, Idk. (II,
Aledford . 1
Almlgi fluibcrsoii to W. I''.
Shields, lot 7, hlk. Ill, Aled
ford . 1
AUTO SKHVICE
Tho undersigned will leave Eaglo
Point post offlco, with the mall every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday nt 7
o'clock a. m. and tho return the same
daya leaving Medford nt 8:30 a. m.
for Eaglo Point. Union for passen
gers reasonable. S. II. IIAU.N'ISII
Eagle Point, Oregon
FOK UK Iv-HOUSW
FOU HUNT
apartment.
-Modem three-room
12.1 N. Holly. 07
FOU HUNT Six room modern house
Call at 220 West Jackson 81 07
FOU HUNT Fiirnlbhcd house strict
ly modern I nice rooms, close to
business center. Owner cares for
lawn. Phono 931-L.
FOU HUNT Five room furnished
house; modern; no chlldiou KM!)
W. Main St. 00
FOU HUNT Ono 11-room furnished
liouse, close In, and one 0 room
furnished house, close In. Call 21 SV
0C
FOU HUNT B-i'ooui bungalow and
a 4-room furnished flat. Phono
521-H. 730 West 11th St.
FOU ItRNT Six room houso,
strictly modern, close In, east front
nice lawn, garden and flowers.
Jtcaxouable to ilchlruMo ti-nuiit.
Phone Z,t : or JJJM
COURTHOUSENEWS
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MARKET REPORT
Price Paid tjr Pouters
Kons-aiic.
HUTTKlt Dairy, two pounds -rw,
POTATOKS New, lie lb.
ONIONS IMjo per lb.
I10NKY P-Vc per lb.
CIDEH 2fic.
I'OHK- 8:.Cri)e.
nKKP nfe5iic.
LAHD JOc.
HACON i:iuT)18c.
SHOUI.DKHS V2i,c.
IIAAflOc.
HUTTKH FAT 'J'.c.
HUTTKH Wholesale, 'Jfie.
T.Itcioc
HODS Alive, tlV(5i)i.e.
STK.HHS Alive, flOPfie.
COWS- Alive, KoTic.
VBAIi Dresseil, 10l'Jn.
Lite Poultry
, 1IF.NK Large, over 1 lbs., lie;
small, 10''; old roostcre, lie ;i broilers,
IVi to '. lbs., Iff,'.
HHOII.EHS Jtle.
Dl'CKS l-'ul, 8c.
Tl'KKKYS, Hie.
HKI.fllAN IIAIIKS, 7e.
Ihiy nnd Grain
(Huying Prices.)
WHEAT $1.20 bushel.
OATS-$:i.r) ton.
HAY--Alfalfa, M ton; grnin, $13,
HAHI.KY Wliole, $30.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned will apply to the city coun
cil o flho city of Medford, Oregon, al
their next regular meeting on .luno
IB, miB, for n license lo sell splrlt
ous, vinous and malt liquors nt retail
at his place of business nt No. 17
.South Front street In snld city until
January 1st, 1'Jlfi.
Dated June .1, 1915.
O. M. SF.LI1Y.
FOItftKNT FUiimSJIIcT) itOOMH
FOU HKNT - liVoms for rent at Mrs.
W. T. York's. 120 Laurel SL CS
FOIl BALK SllMCniiliAJVKOUB
FOIt SALE--UHa llnlck roadster,
new tires, intrfect running order,
?27B. II. 11. McCurdy.
FOU BALE Contract on Mendel
slum player idiiuo, at groat dis
count. Phone 3S0-M. OS
FOU SALIC Centrifugal pump, 8
Incli stream, with all conectlons
and some extra pipe; will Irrigate
100 acres. This pump win uraw
sand, gravel or water
ii.'U-h or call nt 200
oily.
Phone
W. Main,
FOU SALIC One electric fan, ono
oak dining room table, $12.ri0;
nhlna closet, 23 N. Orange, phone
123.J.2.
FOU SALE Alfulfa and rolled oats
hay, baled or Iooho. Phono 201 JO.
70
FOIt SALE Plo cherries In public
market Saturday. Phone No. 21-F-13,
Jacksonville, Oro. 73
i'OU SALE Airalfa, out since the
rain, $'J per ton. Phone B39J4. 07
FOU SALE Strawberries
.nliig. Phone 28HB.
for
cuu
07 FOU BALE High grade "Ideul"
flreless cooker, almost new. Ilox
102, Jacksonville. 07
FOU BALE Choice wheat and oats
hay, mixed, at $12 per ton deliver
ed. Phono &97J3. 07
FOU SALE Family refrigerator,
Btx31 Inches or might exchange
for Oregon cooler. tU7J3. 07
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN llnvo J2500 to
loan upon farming property. E. B.
Tumy. 210 aarnott-Corey Illdg.
NEW TODAY
I huvo 10 acres of flno young lem
oiih pnitly Intersel with enrhes,
iibundauio of wuter In cement pipes
to each ttee row, close to Hiverslde,
4G miles from Los AuguloM, In tho
center of the greatest citrus belt of
the world. Party means business and
offers to trade It for a goneral farm
or stock ranch here. What have you
worth $12,000 to offer?
A danth dose In corner 100x100,
with pavement on two sides, fullv
paid up; 1 1 room bouse, furnished,
which pays aood returns en the price
naked. It Is very low, only $1000,
furnished.
C. D. IIOON
HA'
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r-oRffor
HA-
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MOToRCfCt-C J
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FOIt HUNT Storo room In Oarnetl-
Corey Illdg., frniitlng on Grnpo
St. Also most deslriiblo offices,
leasounhlc. Host of service. L.
L. Cathcart, H6om 319, Phono
107.
FOIt KENT 30 room furnished ho
tel. Address It, enro Mull Tribune
FOIt 8ALI3 UKaIj ESTATB
FOIt SALE Or trade, small ranch
good soil, n bargain If laken at
once. Address 0, Mull Tribune.
FOU SALE Nlco bungalow, all fur
nished complete, Including n good
upright piano; modern, pxeept bath
all for 11000, or less. lU'.O W.
9th streot. CC
fOlt HAtJV limcSTOGK
FOU SALE Saddle
Ifir.-L.
pony,
Phone
tin
FOU SALE Oood horse, 10 years
old. Write E. Hull, It. F. 1). 2.
Central Point, Ore. 70
FOU SALE Weaned pigs, 10:1112.
(!7
FOU SALIC - Young horse, half cash.
Phone 1 ISX evenings.
FOU HALH
for ipilck
-Horses nnd mules, snaps
salo. C. E. Oates.
I
FOU BALK Pure- bred, llcil Polled
bull .calf, pure bred Duroo Jersey
spring pigs; pole mountain buggy,
good as new. Palmer Investment
Co., Modoc Orchard.
IIEUP WANTKIl SI ALU
ALALETmiPWANTi:!) First class
miners at Uradcii mine, Cold Hill,
Oregon.
WANTED First clnss miners for
contract work at llraden mine,
JHoldJIiH, Oregon.
WANTKn SITUATIONS
WANTED Vacuum cleaning, city or
country. I Inyo high power gun
machine. Work guaranteed. A.
C. lluson, Phono 02BY. CS
WANTIiDMirtUnijtjAKICOUB
WANTED--Loan, gilt edge, f I rst
mortgage security, Income proper
ty. Ilox HO, .Mall Tribune 07
WANTED Stock to pasture. Joo
Craluo ranch, lloulu 4, .Medford. 07
FOK KM'llA.TOh
ItlCAL ESTATE FOIt ICXCIIANOHr
Wlll trade 100-acro stock ranch In
northern California, with good
buildings mid partly cultivated to
wheat, and alfalfa, valued at 0,
B00, clear of encumbrance, for 30
or more acres of alfalfa laud with
or without buildings, near Med
ford, and pay small cash differ
ence If necessary. K. 8. Tumy, 210
(larnett-Corey Itldg.
HPKINESS DIHKCTOUY
t)lilroprnctir
DK.1" A." It. HKnUKB. Drhoulso" K.
Hodges Mochnno-Thoraplsta, Chiro
practors, Bpondylothuraplsts. These
aystomi, Including dietetics, cum
tiro gymnaBtlca, hydro-thorapby,
etc., produce results In both acuta
and chronic discuses. CoubuIU
tlou free. Over Deuel & Co., cor
ner Main and Hartlolt. Hours
a. in. to G p. m. Other hours by
appointment. Phono 170.
PH. U. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor,
nervo specialist Hooms 209-204-205.
Qarnett-Coroy bldg. Vapoi
baths and sclentldo massago given;
neodlo spray, head and sbouldoi
shower In connection; advlco lo
dlototlcs, medical gymnastic,
hydropthorapy. Lady attendant
Phono, office 643, residence uil-H
Notary Public
HLENSr YOOKBY Notary"1 iiub"
lie. Hrlng your work to me at tnt
slrn of the Mnll Tribune.
WHY?
IT IS YOU It Hl'sJINESS TO SEE .ME
Uccauao my stock In trade Is to
have optioned at tho lowost cash
price the best buy In this county.
I have been on tne ground look
ing out for you for the past five
years. Nearly everyday I havo In
vestigated some "good thing." I havo
ollmlnatod everything except thoso
deals which I am convinced will se
cure mo uatlsflod customers.
In u few hours time 1 can gtvo you
the beuoflt of this research. It Is my
business to show you over tho county
and introduce you to tho possibilities
and opportunities hero., Seo Med
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
Doom 'Jul, I'li-ht Nutionul Ituuk Illdg.
HA 11
coof voti
CITY.i oi
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To SAff
Attonrrrjfc
POHTEU J. NKFF, WM. r. MEAL.KI
Attornoys-at-Law, Hooina 8 and
9, Medford National Dank bldg.
A. E. ItEAMKS, LAWYEH Uarnett
Coroy bldg.
Win. M. Colvtg, C-oorge M. Hoberta
COLVIQ & HOHEHTS, liAWYEUS
Medfotd .National Uank Building.
U. F. MULKHY & GEO. W. CHEHHT
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Dank Uulldlng.
Auto Rnpprtefl
LAHEIt AUTO BPUINQ CO. W
re operating the largest, oldest
and best nqulppod plant In tbe Pa
cific northwoit. Use our springs
when othora fall. Sold under guar
antee. 20 North Fltteents St.,
Portland, Ore.
Englnivr nn Contractor
FHEt) N. CUMMINOEnglVcorand
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Illdg.
Surveys. estimates, Irrigation,
.. drainage, orchard add land Im
provement. Dentist
DH.
W. M. VAN BCOTOO
O. O. VAN BCOYOO
DH.
Uontlita
Qarnett-Coroy Bldg., aultt
Medford, Oro. Phone 6 .
Ill
Employment Agency
EMPLOYMENT AQENCY- Wo wlall
everybody to know that tho Old He
liable Ulttnor Heat Estate and Em
ployment agency, will get your
help, find you employment, rent
your houso or sell your land. Mrs.
J. B, Clnrlc, manager successor.
Ilooins G and 7, Palm Illdg., Med
ford, Oro.
Gam
QAHUAQI3 (Jot your proinliea
clonnud up for the summer. Call
on tho city garbage wugona tor
good aurvlco. Phono 274-L, T,
Y. Alton.
Instruction In Maslo
HAIUHT MUSIC BTUDIO noons
401. Oarnett-Coroy Ulilg. Fred Al
ton llalght Piano, Mrs. Florence
Hnlllday llalght, voice. Phone
72.
PhyoMiinns ana. rmrgeoaa
DH. V. O. OAHLOW, DH. KVA
MAINS CAHLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 410-417 Qamett-Coray
bldg., phono 103G-U Kealdence
20 BoutU Laurel St,
DU. W. W. HOWARD OateopatbU
phyelclaui, 303 Uametl-Corey.
building. Phono 904-M.
DH. J. J. EMMENS Pbyslctaa aad
aurgcon. Practice limited to eye,
car, noo and tbroat. Eyea scien
tifically tested and glasses sups
piled, Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
11. H. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co.
illdg., opposite P. O. Phono C07.
a. II. PICKED, M. D. Office Jaclf
aon County Dank bldg. Offlea
phono 43-H; residence pboao Cti-U.
DH. II. W. CLANOY Phyitclan and
surgeon. Pbouos, office 30, resi
dence 724-J. Office hours 10 te
12, 2 to 6,
DH. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DH. MYHTLE B. LOCKWOOD
Physicians uud aurgeons. Office
30U-3 10-311. M. F. & II. Illdg.
Phones resldouco, 814-J2; office,
814.
Printers nun I'uDUstiere
UEDFOHD PHINTINO CO. has tht
boat equipped printing office Im
southern Oregon; book blading,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 NortH
rir nt
Shoo ltoMtrmg
BUOE HKPAIUINQ First clasa iuo
repalrlug, ou tnodorn olectrU
machlnoa while you wait. E. N.
Dlden, located lu Kldd'a Shoe Store,
Phouo 313J.
lTMnsieni
EADS THANBFEU &. BTOHAOE CO.
Office 42 North Front Bt. Pboa
31C. Prices right. Uervlce guar
tnteed Tj'iK'tvrltcn nta Bupplles.
TYPKWH1TEHSAND SUPPLIES
Now Hemlngton. Smith Premier
and Monarch typewriting, nudtng
and subtracting machines, rebuilt
machines for cash or easy psr
monta. Machlues for ront. rlbbcma
ami aupplioB of all kinds, simple re
pairs free of charge, Roger a
Hnnnett, 10 quluce St.. phosa
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