PAGE FIVE
OSCAR AND ADOLPH
AT THEIR GAY PRANKS
AT
MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, -JUN12.,-.12 1015
HERS
AGAIN
SNAGGING
FISH
GOLDEN DRIFT DAM
(dnintf Pa8 Courier.)
Complaint wf registried today in
lite justice court urnint Kil YilIiifo
niul liin two sons Hurl and Toil, ami
against Albert Maud and HtiinoiKar
low, clinrptu? them with violating the
law prohibiting finhititr within 12(H)
feet of a dam or fUhwiiy. Tlio nr
reds were made as tlie re-alt of a
mid by deputy wardens at the Gol
dun Drift dam at an curly hoar this
morning. Wardens Walker of Mod
ford and Applegnte of Gold Hill were
at the dam daring the night and saw
illegal fulling in progress between the
hours of 11 and 1- o'clock, at which
time the nrrcstr were made.
The wardens counted fifteen men
and boys at the data daring the time,
mid when the attempt was made to
tithe the lawbreakers into custody
there was a general scattering' into
the hraxh, and the names of five men,
iih above, were turned into court.
When the piesence of the wardens
was first made known one of the
fishermen fired five shots with a re
volver, which Neemed to be the pre
arranged signal, for at it there was n
general rash for cover. One of the
wardens reached the river bank be
fore buing identified ami assisted one
of the men arrested in lauding a big
Iltl-poitud chinook ' which he had
caught with foul tackle in illegal wa
ter. All the men were Using foul
tackle, above the dead line, so that
two charges can be placed against
them, though the original complaint
is of fUhing above the 'J00-foot
mm k.
In making the nrrcsls the wardens
took possession of a cpianlitv of foul
hooking tackle, including gaff hooks
and snag hooks, and also have at the
justice's offices several sucks of
chinook salmon which were confis
cated. Ten or a dozen of these sal
mon were taken from the wagon of
I'M Wallace when he appeared in
market with them this morning.
The preliininnrv hearings of the
men will be in Hobnail's court this
Hl'ternoon. 1'ro-ecntor Miller says
that he is determined to press the
cases against nil violators of the
laws, and will lodge complaints
against all for each violation of
which he can gel eidcace.
.MIhh Klsle .Miller spent the week
end with hor friend, MUs Viola Myors
at ItoKtte IMver.
Misses .liinnltn nnd Arlene Crnw
fonl, dutiKhtors of Mr. and Mrs. Oris
Crawford of Medford, rottiriiPil to
tholr home last Sunday evening after
spending tlio previous week with
tholr grandmother, Mrs. M. S. Craw
ford, near Gold Hill.
Mm. C. K. Wharton, Mr. nnd Mrs.
OeorRo Ivorson, Mrs. W. IF. Stlchkol,
and Mlsftos Hdna Proctor nnd Flor
ence and Mnrguorlto Wharton, dolo
gatOH and visitors at tlio Kp worth
League convention at Medford tlio
latter part of Inst wook, returned
homo Sunday afternoon nnd ovonlng.
Prof. Hurt A. Adams nnd Mr. and
Mm. II. U. Harding wero Houthbnund
autolits Tuosday morning. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harding spent the day In Med
ford, Mr. Adams continuing to Tal
ent. All relurnod Hint ovonlng.
Warren Coppack, n former high
school student of Gold Hill, hut now
of Port Thomas. Arlsonn. In writing
to an old clnssmnto. nays In part: "In
tlio plaoatt. states meet, held at Salt
Uiko City. I took first on tlio hlnh
Jump, nt six feet; first on tlio foncn
vault, nt five foot ten inches; third
on the half inllo, at 2:0; and tied tlio
N. W. amateur record on tlio fifty
yard clash, hut was Riven no credit,
for it, as a wind was on our hacks."
II. IS. Dnrllng. wlfo and con, re
turned to Cold Hill Woduosdny from
Oakland, California, whoro they hava
resided for almost n year. Mr. Dar
ling will act n.s janitor of tlio high
school building for the ensuing year,
a pasltlon he filled for sovernl tortus
previously to tlio satisfaction of all.
While In Oakland Mr. Dnrllng tried
the Jitney bus business, running his
oft a car, but found it failure, as
did Man? more, be says.
Miss Judith M. Ralenm. a member
of the legal high school faculty. left
last Friday fur liuffalo. N. Y., wbero
her sister. Mtsa (trace Ilalcom is jult
Miiousl) ill. She expects to visit at
Kaat Aurora for son time before re
turalaf. Rev. C E. Whtvrioa was at the
atoutbera Orecoa Mlafaiorlal Asaot
atlon at Phoenix on Mo4y. He re.
porta the aest meeting tiace to he
Rogue River.
"And the end la not ret " At the
meeting of the city rounrH held Mob
da evealas ennsiderable itttckMstt
was manlfoatei at the latter part of
the nlon I fori thr renignsttoa of
Hurl V kimu a etiiint ilni.in of tin
ii. i iJ p.id U rciuftler.
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
, ,-- , 1 1 " "
poor 7 droksnl (5rJirrn.e) rfc? "Eoo-hooJ) oscvar,. now doormat to wk'cA - f v-
y TT Ly V y ) 1 C4N Co DSR Pmce OF oerc . .'
C (yd ' " V hw UND J POOR VOM y
t 7 I I . . i - - i
C. S. Kcdflcld moved It bo accepted,
nnd immodintely Q. H. nl'trlck sec
onded tlio motion. The petition of
over soventy-fivo pro cent of tho vot
ers of tho second wnrd asking that
A. J. T. Smith bo nppolntcd to suc
ceed Mr. Admits, wns rend by tho ro
cordor. Dut Mr. Itcdticld of tho first
wnrd snw no renSon for hurry in se
lecting tho successor for tho vacancy
and ho moved tho matter bo laid on
tho table. Mr. Patrick Immediately
seconded tho motion. W. Trunx,
n cnuncilmnn from tho second wnrd,
saying this would deprive his wnrd of
their rights of full representation.
W. II. Stlckel, also of tho second
wnrd, voiced tho sntno mntter in
other words. Mr. Kodflold then enld
ho would withdraw his motion nnd
would move thnt Hoy Cnmcron bo np
polntcd to fill tho plnco, which was
seconded by Mr. Patrick, ltoy Cam
eron had served as cottucllmnn at n
previous term, but lost to V, II.
Stlckel nt tho Inst election by ono
vote. Councilman Trnttx liiado n
motion that Mr. Smith ho olectod, ns
per tlio petition. W. II. Stlckel sec
onded the motion. At the roll cnll
voto tho result wns: Tor Cnmcron
Kell, Patrick, Itcdf'Md. And for
Smith Stlckel and Trunx. Tho citi
zens attending tho meeting Inituodl
ntely raised n howl, declaring that
tin loss a change wbb made by tho
council, they would tnako it them
selves In tho form of n recnll. Tho
next morning petitions wero started
asking for tho recall of C. 8. Itod-
flcld and 0- ' Patrick nnd that W.
II. Wnlker nnd Sllns Fleming be elec
ted to their plnces, rospoctlvoly.
Moro thnn tho required number of
signatures wero secured.
Geo. K. Sanders, prosldont of tho
Itoguo Itlver Public Servlco Corpora
Hon, Robert K. flaut, consulting cn
Klnecr and Francis M. Fativro, assist
ant treasurer, wore In Gold Hill Wed
nesday from Grants Pass Inspecting
tho power plant. Mosdamos Fnuvro
nnd Snndors also ncemopnnled thorn.
TUBE ROCK TABLETS
Clark Collins is siiending the week
in Portland attending the rose car
nival. II. C. Messenger is hauling lumber
to tho Xealoti ranch.
Mr. Taylor, representing the .1. I.
Case Threshing Machine eoiupum,
and W. K. HIcMindra of the Freeman
W51ey company spent Monday in Ta
ble Unci; interviewing our fanners in
regard to placing a threshing outfit
in thi community.
The cutting of hay at the Wash
burn orchard wad begun thin week
and Colonel Washburn reports a
bumper crop, in fact, much more thnn
ho can use, allowing a considerable
amount to be sold.
Last Frjdav evening witnessed the
closing cxcrcixcx of Hie Table Hock
school, when the pupils rcndcicd an
appropriate proiTani that was enjoy
ed by a large and appreciative audi
ence. Professor .loliuon bus not
only been a kind and efficient
tmicher, but has taken mi active mrt
in everything that would be a beue
ttt to the community.
Among the appetizing viands Keiug
served liv Table Hock housewives
are strawberry shortcake and cherry
pie.
li. K. Catiu is binding hurley this
week at the Conner ranch.
11. (). Norwick ban jut returned
from a trip to Montana and reports
that biikincss U rather brisk there.
Oliver Peiidland of Talent was
hero oh a aboil lutein trip last
weak.
The member of the "Arrowhead
Literary socioty are justly iHoiid u
their piauo, which tbev received laat
week. This is a $-JUU Kohlevc-Cawp-bell
iustruuHrnt aud titer have it all
paid fur oxept about i.'VU. ft huh thev
cxt to raise lv jpving eatcrtaiu
uteats thw MNMMaer.
The TaUa Koek Iaiuruvtmenl
council met at the baaie of Colonel
Washburn Wedaday eveniug. and
hcide indiag a very enjovabh'
excniikg, much unpwrtant buiue
wa transacted.
The we rui weather has surreedwl
m Wriagwc out aaanv elfaw bats and
tenMi raeMet in theae pari-.
'I In Ai" IL.ul- h.n I. . i, ! I to
Jm,. 'i, il win ii iitnm , t nit
ers throughout the vnlley will "arlici
pate, singing songs from the oldest
to the newest. Also there will be
ninny different kinds of instrumental
music. A small admit tance fee will
be charged nt the door and the pub
lic is promised n treat.
S. M. Moure and wife of Portland
tarried for a day at the Wnshbutit
home on their way homo from tho
San Francisco fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Mniiltby and daugh
ter of Medford wore Sunday evening
callers nt the Lydiard home.
The ball game Sunday at tho coun
ty scat between the team at that
place mid our local team proved that
the two teatuB were evenly matched.
It wan "nip" and "tuck" all through
the game, and the ninth iiiuitig closed
with the score tied, making it neces
sary to play another inning to decide
the game. In the tenth .lacksouvillc
scored, making the final score 511 in
their favor.
A. L. Vincent ban ordered u thiesh
iug outfit that will ho shipped from
Portland on the l.'ith of this mouth.
This otittit consists of u twenty
horse gas tractor and n IM-iucli sep
arator complete. Mr. Vincent has
purchased this outfit expressly for
this district, mid intends to thresh
out of the shock, which will be some
thing new for this valley.
On Wednesdny afternoon a merry
party, consisting of sixteen girls and
boys, chaperoned by-Misses Hose and
Mary Xealon, dropped into the Pen
dleton home to surprUc and enter
tain Mrs. A. P. Frierson, who, al
though in her tidth year mid now mi
invalid, greatly enjoys being entcr
tiiined by the little folks. A pleasing
little program, consisting ot readings
by the children mid Victrola music
was carried out. Mrs. Pendleton
served dainty refreshments. 'Those
who attended repott this party one
of the happiest -if fairs of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Lang of Wood
burn, Ok , snout a few dnys with tho
latter's sister, Mrs. W. 11. Johnson,
en routo from the Panama exposition.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clydo Shnvv wero re
ment visitors from Gold Hill.
MUs May Thompson nrrlvod from
Portland tho first of tho wook and
will visit with hor slstor, Mrs. C. J.
Nil nun.
Mrs. W. T. Kentunr and children
rotiirnud to tholr Phoenix ranch Sat
tirdny, Mrs. Harold Simpson loft for Knglo
Point Wednesdny nflor n visit with
hor brothor, Chnuncoy Floroy.
Mrs. F. C. Smith spoilt the after
noon In Medford Tuesday.
Postmnster Lewis Ulrlolt left for
Portlnnd Tuesdny to attend tho post
masters' convention being hold thero
this wool;,
Mrs. W. T. Grlovo nnd children nro
In Portland taking In Hie roso show.
II. M. Collins wns n business culler
nt Grants Pass ono day last week.
Mrs. Chns. lllnos and family of
Forest Grove nro spondlng tholr vn
eatloit with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Devlin of Kuril.
T. T. Shaw was among those from
here who went to Portland to nttond
tho roso omilvnl,
Mrs Leo Port hns returned from
n visit with relatives at Ashland.
Henry Wondt and family have a
tholr guests this wook Mr. and Mrs.
Stelnmoyer. relatives from tho oast
who aro on tholr way to tho exposi
tion. Tho following moiuhors of Adarel
Chapter, O. K. B., attended the re
ception given for Grand Worthy Mut
ron Mrs. MoGowan nt Medford Wed
nesday ovenlng: Mosdaines Jamos
Cronemlllor. Smith, Flch, HRrbaugh.
Lewis, Thompson, KeoKan, Johnson
and Mlesos Molllo Ilritt Lulu Wil
liams and Kate Croneralller and Geo.
Lewis and 12. P. ltower.
Mra. ltd I.eyor aad daughter of
Orente Pans are gnosis at the hone
( Mrs. John DeaninKtea this week.
The Jacksonville baaeball team will
cross bats a the home grvuuds ftltli
Tola kuaday.
PACIFIC AND IWSTICR.V MOTOR
SHIIM. V..
Oamatwialwg Moadar. Jr." 14t.
motor Mrvlc will Is" clallslt-., .i
Puc Iflr 4 Kii-tfNi KiillwaN L-ivlii-. j
M. (I ruil MeiiUiDH Vt-di)idai and
Fridnys at 0:00 a. m. for Eagle Point.
Returning, leave Knglo Point 10:00 a.
in., arrlvo nt Medford 10:45 n, m,
Present schedule on Tuosdnys, Thurs
dnys nnd Saturdays remains tin
chnnged, except that evening trip will
bo inudo with motor, SI 'i
XOTICK.
Notlco Is hereby given thnt tho un
dersigned will npply to tho city coun
cil nt Its meeting to bo held Juno 15,
10ir, for n llccnso to sell malt, spir
ituous and vinous liquors n quanti
ties less thnn n gnllon nt Its plnco of
business on lot 10, block 41, city of
Mcdfonf until Jnnunry 1, 1910.
HOLLAND IIOTHL CO.
Dated June 4th, 1015.
XOTICK
Notlco is lioroby given that tho un
dersigned will npply to tho city coun
ell o ftho city of Medford, Oregon, nt
tholr next regular mooting on Juno
IB, lain, for n llccnso to sell splrlt
ous, villous nnd limit liquors at retail
nt his plnco of luminous nt No. 17
South Front street In said city until
Jnnunry 1st, 1010.
Dated Juno .1, 1915.
O. M. 8HLIIY.
FOK itrc'vtvrimTai
SNAP IlKNTAL Six room residencei
close In, 'i garden lots, hnrn, chick
en coop, 4 hourlng peach drees; nil
for $10, If tnken at once. Phono
031-J or 892-J. 81
FOIt HUNT Closo in house, six
rooms nnd hath. 205 S. Central;
plenty shndo nnd lawn. One
roomod houso, flno for bachelors'
quarters. Phono I7-J--'.
FOIt KENT Furnished houso strict
ly modern I nice rooms, close to
business center. Owner cares for
lawn. Phono 931-L,
FOIt HUNT 5-rootn bungalow nnd
a l-room furnished flat. Phouo
521-It, 730 West 11th St.
FOIt HUNT Six room houso,
strictly modern, closo lit, cast front
nlco lawn, garden nnd flowers,
llonsonnblo to doslrnblo tenant.
Phono 37211 or 32BM.
FOIt HUNT MI.SUKLiaNlfOUN
FOU m?T-Slcoplng room i In "mod
orn house. Phone 372-.I.
FOR RENT Storo room In Garnott
Coroy Hldg., fronting on Grapo
St, Also most doslrnblo offices,
reasonable llont of sorvlco. L.
L. Cnthcart, Room 310, Phono
107.
FOR RENT 30 room furnished ho
tel. Address It, care Mall Tribune.
.UJKXTK WANTED.
RIG SFM.MKR SELLER Mnko $10
u day. lllg season is on. Get busy.
Sell conrentrnteil soft drinks just
iiibl walor. Delicious summer
drinks for the homo, picnic, par
ties, fairs, ball gaiuos. etc. Every
impulnr drlng small pnekas.)),
makes 80 glasos loss tluio 1 cent
n Klnss. Guaranteed under V. K.
Pure Food Laws. Woods made
$10 first day. Qiiluu too 115 or
dors two days. Others coining
mono, selling to soda fniintnlns,
soft drink stnnds. etc 250 other
hot weather sellers. Over 100 per
cent profit. Trerltory going fast.
Complete outfit furnished sample
case free. .lust a postal today
now. American Products Com
pany, 2370 Third St., Cincinnati.
Ohicu 71
WE WANT niun nnd women In ovory
community to Introduce our high
grade siiecliilty. Positive necessi
ty. Sells to everybody. Write to
ilny Itoildun Supply Co , Walla
Walla, Wash. 71
WA.NTKD MIMJKMA!Tl'.OlJH
W A T1 : 1 ) Second iuuid blcTcio;
rcusiiualilo. 3U7 S Laurel HI. 71
NEW TODAY
Here U Just the plao for someone
soekiag a home where 'vor thing Is
Juat right for farming oh a liberal
scale 176 acres, principally oritek
bottom laud in a blab state of culti
vation, well stocked, aud owner rais
ing a bumper arop right now. Rail
road croaaee it, aad It lays near town.
Is priced lower than ever before, at
$ 1 7 5 00 iter aero.
120 acres, the waklag of a good
home, near a store in Hams Vallev.
large ar-a cleared, $ I sou no llb a
$lii xcbool loan. Would esrbangtt
4 n It for a clear bouse here
A good ftvil furuiHlifd iniux4low.
large garden, for r-nt for $12 ir
month, water txiid
1C.D.HOON
IIKLP VANTKI MAMS ItUSINF.SH nntKcroitv
MALE HELP WANTED First clnss
miners nt Drndcn mine, Gold Hill,
Oregon.
WANTED First class minors for
contrnct work nt Urndon mine,
Gold Hill, Oregon.
FOU SALIC KEAIj KSTATH
FOll "SALE Or trndo, Bitinif fnncli
good soil, n bnrgnln if tnken nt
once. Address 0, MnJI Tribune.
FOIt HA LIS MIKCI3LLAMCOUS
FOIt SALH--flood upright "plnno;
very cheap. 1120 West 9th. 71
FOIt SALE HUB flvo passenger
Mnxwoll "Wonder Car," run less
than two months. New tiros nil
around. Guaranteed to bo ns good
as now. Price $700. See W. A.
'Cornltlus, Medford Garage. 71
FOIt HALE A good cow. J. It. Wil
son, Griffin Creek. 73
FOR SALE Pine wood, $1.60 n tier.
Phono 7S8-.I-4. 71
FOIt SALE Gas range, good ns now.
Phono 925-It. 81 Vi
FOIt SALE Grain liny In the field,
$H nnd $10 per ton. C. W. Isaacs,
Phono 501-J-2.
FOIt SALE Centrifugal pump, 8
Inrh stream, with all collections
and iiome extra pipe; will Irrigate
100 acres. This pump will draw
nnud, gravel or water. Phono
931-L or call tit 200 W. Main,
city.
FOIt SALE One Ilerrlek rofrlgorat
or and Hnosler kitchen cabinet.
523 East Main St. 72
FOU SALE Plo cherries In public
market Saturday, Phono No. 21-F-13,
Jacksonvlllo, Pro. 73
FOIt NAI,r MVK3TOCK
FITsATirAVemMTdd
Work horse, $00; 3 miles south of
llybeo bridge W. E. Whltosldo.
75
FOR SALE -500 head of sheen Tor
sale. Enquire of it. It. Mlntor,
Eagle Point, Oregon. 70
FOR SALE Young horso, half cash.
Phono 1 I8X evonlngH.
FOR SALE Horses nnd mules, snaps
for quirk salo. C. E. Gates.
FOR SALE Pure brod, Rod Polled
bull calf; pure bred Duroc Jersey
spring pigs; polo mountain buggy,
good as new. Palmer Investment
Co., Modoc Orchard.
IIUHIVKHS DlltKOTOItX
Attorm7S
PORTER J. NKBT, WM. I MWALMI
Attornoys-at-Law, Rooms 8 and
9, Medford National Hank bldg. '
A. E. RRAMEH, LAWYER Garnott
Coroy bldg.
Wrn. M. Colvlg, George 11, Robert!
COLVIO & ROIIERTS. LAWYER-
Medford National Dank Iiutldfng
IJ. F. MULKI5Y & OEO. W. CHERR7
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Dunk liulldlng.
Auto nupplics
LAHER AUTO HPRINQ CO. W
are opbrntliiK tho larr.oit, oldeit
and boat equipped plant In tho !'
clfio northwest. Use our sprlngi
whon others fall. Sold under guar,
anteo. 20 North FltteouU St.
Portland, Oro.
DentiHt
DR. W. M. VAN HCOTOO
Ult. O. O. VAN BCOYOO
Dnntlsts
Garnett-Coroy nidg., suite 111
Undford Ore I'll one H&K
WHY?
IT IH VOL' It lUNlVUSS TO RFU MK
Decauso my slock la trndo Is to
have optioned at tho lowost cash
prlco the host buy in this county.
I have been on tao ground look
ing out for you for tho past flvo
yours. Noarly ovoryday I havo In
vestigated some "good thlug." I have
eliminated everything except those
deals which I am convinced will se
cure me satisfied oustaiiiers.
In a few hours time I can glre you
the benefit of this research. It Is my
business to show you over the ooiiuty
aud introduce you to the ixwelbllltles
aad opportunities here. See Med
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
Itooui i!OI, First National Hank Illdg I
Clilrnpractont
DR. A. II. HEDGES, Dr. Louise E
Hodges Mechano-Thornplsts, Chiro
practors, tipoudyIothonplstB. Thcst
STBtoms, including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-thoraphy,
etc., produco results in both acutf
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion frco. Over Doiiol & Co., cor
nor Mnln nnd Dartlott. Hours il
a. m. to 6 p. m. Othor hours b)
appolntmonf. Phono 170.
DR. It. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor
norvo spoclallst Rooms 20i-304
205. Gnrnolt-Corey bldg. Vopoi
baths nnd scientific mnssago glvon,
noodlo spray, bond nnd shottldci
shower In connection; ndvlco Ic
dlototlcs, medical gymnastics
hydropthornpy. Lady attendant
Phono, office f43, rosldenco Bll-K
ICtnployinciit Agency
employmhnt'ao
everybody toknow that tho Old Ro
llablo lllttner Real Estate nnd Em
ploymcnt agency, will get your
liolp, find you employment, rent
your houso or sell yaur land. Mrs
J. 8. Clark, manager successor
Rooms G and 7, Palm Oldg., Mod
ford, Oro.
Engineer nnd Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINGS EnRlncor and
contractor, 4 04 M. F. & u. mug.
Surveys, estimates, irrigation,
drainage, orchard and laud Im
provement. tlaroftgo
OARIIAUE Get your premlsei
cloaued up for tho summer. Call
on tho city garbngo wagons foi
good sorvlco. Phono 274-L. F
T. Allen.
Instruction In Music
HAIOIIT MUSIC STUDIO Room
401, Onrnett-Coroy Illdg. Fred Al
ton lliilght Plnuo, Mrs. Florenct
Hnllldny llalght, volco. Phone
72.
I'liyeslciaiis nn. trnrgoon
DR. IT. O. OARLOW, DR. EVi
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathlt
physicians, 41C-117 Garnctt-Cortj
bldg., phono 103G-L. !Ui4ldnuc
2U tiouili Laurel Ht.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Quteopatul
physklnns, 303 (larnott-Core:
building. Phouo U04-M.
Dlt. J. J. I3MMKNB Physlclam sac
surgoon. Practice limttod to eye
ssr, none and throat, Kyos sclou
tlflcnlly tostod und glnssos sup
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P
It. It. Co. Offlcos M. P. & IL Co
Illdg., opposlto P. O. Phono 507
H. n. PICICHL, M. D.-Office Jack
son County Hank hldg. Offlci
phono 43-R; rosldenco pnono 0H-H
WtTlt. V. CLANCY-I'hyslclun sne
aurgoon. Phones, otflco 3d, rosl
donco 7LM-J. Otflco hours 10 t
12, 3 to 6.
DR. 8. A. LOCICWOOI)
DR. MYRTLIS H. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Offlci
309-310-311. M. K. &. II. Illdg
Phones rosldenco, 81I-J2; offlco
814.
Motnry I'ulillo
IIHLMN N. YOOICI5Y Notary pub
Ho. Drlng your work to mo at tbi
sign ot tlio Mall Tribune.
Printers nun PutiUslirrs
UltDKOHD PRINT1NO CO. has tni
best oQtilppcd prlutlug office li
southorn Orogon; hook binding
loose leaf ledKors, hilling systemi
etc Portland prices, 'il Nortl
Fir Ht.
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HouIiik Mailiini'h.
H K W I NO "mACH I N KB roiUod , ' sold or
lOimlred. AKeiicy Rlngor Hewing
ninclilno.. for tlouthein.. Oregon.
Heudiiiar(ers with Medford Purl
ture and Hardware Co, O. A.
Chupinaii.
Khoo Itetnirliig
BHOK RKPAIRINO First clsis shot
repairing, on modern electric
machlnos-while you watt. K. N
Iliden. located lu Kldd's Bho Btors
Phoue 313J.
Tmnsreni
EAD.H TRANBFKR & WTORAOK CO
Otllce l North Front St. Pboni
3 IS. Prises rlgbt. tienrlco guar
tnteed
Tjpmwlteri loifl .Siippile-s,
TYIMCWUITEItai AND 8PPPLIWS
Now KemiiiKtuit. Smith Premloi
and Monarrh typwrltlng, addlui
and subtracting machines, rebuilt
uiaahlHWt tor cash or osy pay
moats. Mar-blues for rent, rlbboni
nnd suunlifs or all kinds, simple re
pairs frH nf cluirmi Hiiger B
ItAunett. 10 Oulnco tit.. nhnn
V35 R.
AUTO SF.HVICK
The undersigned will loavo Eaglo
Point post office, with tho mall ovory
Monday, Wednesday and Friday nt 7
o'clock n. in. and tho return tho snmo
days leaving Medford at 8:30 n. m.
for Eaglo Point. Rates for passen
gers reasonable. 8. II. IIAKNIS1C
Englo Pojnt, Oregon,
CHICHESTER S PILLS
f h.the.tcpliUmani !Sra4
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hnict, tnicl atili IUm Rlltoa. '
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ytiil koowm M Dl,Sl(Mt. Ali,l KrlUbl
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
War Declared
On nil miwobos, gonns, dirt
and spols. Our plant ia
modern, sanifary and wo
know how. Try us and bo
convinced. Special attention
to all classes of work.
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Dal. Suiter anJUiuh
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A modem, Eicpcoof, up.to-dtle Hotel,
looted In the center ol everylliing and on
a direct line to the Expouiion Ctoundi.
RATES
Detached Ham rrivatcBath
H.OO.M.SOtlnRls H.50, 12.00 single
fl.50, 2.00 double S2.00. S2.50 daubla
1 50 itoomi el Solid Comfort Every Conrtnvoc
Trom Tlunl il TowBNtJ Si. Drput, ult cat
No, I J or 1 6. heooil my ult Sillrt S . r
4 l Kmy St, walk lull Wjck NcatK. Or
Take n "Unlvcnai" llui direct to Hotel
us) as saa) cm m sas) an aaoaaajt a
We Must Have
More
Butter Fat
Highest Market
Price Paid
AT
The White Velvet
Ice Cream Co.
32 S. Contra
UNION FEED AND
LIVERY STABLE
FULL EQUIPPED
LIVERY STABLE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
112 South Riverside
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GAUNYAW &
BOSTWICK
Proprietor.
LATH
Formerl) onnoj ly Iloo Crowder
will stsud 8uiuiaNs and Moudays at
Crowder s raucii, Uuiieoni; Tuesdays
We4Beday8 aiwl Saturdays at Vln
owol's Uant. Medferd: Thursdays aud
Fridays at Knle Point.
Service H. fo.il tju irinteod.
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