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MEDJTORD MAIL TKIBmra, MEDFORD, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, .TUNIS 1(1, 1915
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ASHLAND Hi VICINITY
Throe lifeboats wcro being speeded
through local railroad yunls on Tuos
day. Thoy wcro government prop
erty, consigned from Maro Island
navy yards to the cjuartcrninstcr'fl do
Iinrtinpnt nt Fort Stevens. Rack boat
occupied a flat car compartment nil to
Itself. , 0no4of them bad nt somotlmo
or other been attached to the trans
port Thomas. The vossols wore of
metal, and bronze tnblots nttnohed to
the slile of each boro tho logout!,
"Oliver llolnnd lnHorsoll's patent.,
Solf-rlghtlng and sclf-balllng life
boat. Maritime Hxchnngc."
Delroy Octchell of Medford, prosl
dent of tho Farmers and Frtillgrow
era bnnlc, nccompnnled by Mrs
Octcholl, motored to Ashlnnd on Mon
day, having for their guests Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Atwood and son Crandnll
of St. Cloud, Minn., who nro touring
tho west, and nre old friends of var
ious families In both Mcdford and
Talent. Mr. Atwood Is president of
tho Security State bnnk of St. Cloud
and Is nctlvely connected with var
ious enterprises In that particular
flection of MlnnoHotn. At Talent
members of the Vandcrsluts nnd Hur
gan families renewed tho acquain
tance of tho Atwoods and accompan
ied tho visitors hero In time to talto
No. ir southbound.
Tho old familiar Wheeler promjscs
on North Mnln street nro reoccuplcd
by tho fnmlly, who recently returned
fropi Corvaltls, whero they havo been
residing for nomo tlmo past.
Mr. and Mrs. .T. J. Murphy, resid
ing at -ISO Uoulovard, had for their
guests enrly In tho wcok, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Miles Cantrnll nnd son llnrland
of Iturh In tho Applegnto section,
also Mrs. Dr. Charles Illnos nnd two
children of Forost Grove. Mr. Can
trail Is one of tho substantial ranch
ers of tho Applegnto country, nnd wnH
n former representntlvo from Jnckson
county In tho legislature.
In addition to tho Panama exposi
tion award of tho honor modal for
host agricultural display along nil
lines, which Is regarded as a sweep
ntnkos outranking nil other testimon
ials of merit, D. M. Lowo of this vicin
ity received threo gold mednls for
displays of various grains and seeds,
and a common everyday bronze affair
for grassos, In addition to honornblo
mention for forage crops In tho way
of clover nnd nlfalfn. II, O. Froh
bach of this city, was awarded gold
medal for processed fruits.
H. I- King of San Francisco, sup
erintendent , of telegraph on the
Southern l'flclfljs, and formerly road
master on the snmo system, was In
tho city Mondny.
George H. Skcon of tho Plaza bar
ber shop, loavos this weok for n
visit with relatives at Auburn, Ne
braska. Mrs. Skeon ncroiuiinnles him
nnd they will mnko an extended stny.
While visiting tho scono of his old
homo, George says ho will extol tho
advantaged of Ashlnnd nnd tho Itoguo
river valley to tho natives right and
loft In tho Nebraskan country.
"Tho Imposition Speclnl." tho new
trnln betwoon Portland and San Fran
cisco, which mndo Its Inltlnl run on
Tuosdny, nrrlvos at 3 a. m. from tho
north and 0:20 from tho south, mak
ing tho rustomnry divisional stop.
Technlenlly In tho schodulo It Is
known as No, fi.l from Portland nnd
No. G I from San Francisco.
Prof. 11. O. (illmoro nnd wlfo wero
roeelplenta of tho hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. navonhlll of Twin
Oaks ranch, tho first of tho weok.
u. W. Hublm of Medford. hovernl
ytwi-M ago connectod with tho firm
of Houel & Hubba of this city, hns
been assisting tho clerical forco at
llcebo A Kinney's this weok.
During the abeenco of Captain Ma
lone and Moot. Iluchter nt Fort Stev
ons. .1. .1. Iluohtor of Medford
hnvo ohnrgo of tho offlco innnngo
iiitmt or the Ashland Kloetrlc Power
and Light Co.
.1. M. Vcnver has returned from a
brief outing - with rolntlvos In the
Pert Ilnrr family, roslillng near Wint
er. Harry Mnthos nnd family leave
this week for u threo mouths stay In
Onllfornln, going by nutamobllo. tholr
destination being Oakland, from
which center thoy will tour oxtonslvo
territory. '
Reports nro (o tio effect that Mes.
dame Ferguson and.. luck, havo pur
chased the W. W. Caldwell plaeo on
North Main atreot, near tho Motho
dlat church, one of the Ideal rosldoneo
properties lu this town. Tho Indlea
are sisters. '
It la safe to aseumo that rogardloas
of humane oonetderutloua. thero are
two 8MB of fine horsos ownod In
thla litr whiPh will never witness
services on the war fields of Kurope.
Jim Fewel owns one team and Prod
Putnam the other. Jtw' animals
are half Belgians, from trotting and
work stock pedigrees, weighing about
11M a aad are alx eara oW. tholr
names being Frank and Neiue. in
alor they are dark brown. Putnam
horse are cheatnut sorrel Belgians
named CHwo and HaUey. 7 a4
yonrs old mgoctlWb. weighing '
no each, lath spans are well nun
Mfertlv matched Thee animals
m mm wtmimU . M tar -
aad driving purpooea oly. bt
GUESS IF THEY
, lS0ES3 )M A HOT -SKETCH
WE dor Helem onueviwcJ Tjirvr
KELLS POOLE IS THE tfAME OP A
3lCk TRlEMt OF MNE - HA-HA-
l SUPPED THAT"
right down to hard work dally. Tholr
apiKmrauce Indicates th best of treat
ment nnd In return their owners re
echo a full measure of service. They
are. gentlo as can bo and endowed
with "horse sense" to a romnrkablo
degree. Tho anlmnls wero raised In
this vicinity but not by their present
ownors. They nro not for Salo. Neith
er Is this puff written In a sentimen
tal mood, hut simply In recognition
of merit, tho flue qualities of tho
horses being a mnttor of favorable
comment heard hero on nil hands.
The recent anniversaries of stirring
civil wnr incidents reminded .T. 1).
Tollon thnt his father, Win. Tollon,
sorvert with General, then Moutcnnnt,
Grant, In tho Mexican wnr. Tho elder
Tollon built tho "Tuscumbla" for tho
government during tho civil war per
iod, one of the big gunbonts which
did much execution on tho Mississippi
especially during tho solgo of Vlcks
hurg. Tho son, then a resldont of
Now Albany, Indiana, mot General
Grant in Loulsvillo after tho hitter's
tour of tho world, when some of this
wnr history In which tho father fig
ured wns mutunlly brought to mind
nnd rovlowod.
Friends of the L. N. llushorr fnm
lly, who lived hero nbout n yenr, will
ho Interested In learning thnt they
are now located In Gnlona, southeast
ern corner of Knnsas, In a mining
section, with Joplln, Missouri, tho
center of the lend Industry, only novon
Miles dlstnnt. Mr, llushorr is In
the furniture business.
Ashlnnd park Is now nt tho height
of Its vernal beauty. With Its brook,
cascades, nnd abundant nhade, It af
fords a typical sylvan retreat. Dur
ing tho warm, delightful days about
I p. m., when the automatic sprink
lers nro at play on tho greoswnpl,
mlnnturo rainbows reflect added
charm to tho wealth of foltago and
flowers. If ono wishes to enjoy tho
(inlet, the peaceful and tho undis
turbed, hike to tho pnrlc either nt
"oarly morn or dowy ovo."
FIng Dny oxorcisos Monday even
ing, under Klks nusplrcp, wero In
keeping with nn npproprlato observ
ance of tho anniversary. A formnl
program was usherod in by singing
tho Star Spangled Manner, with Am
erica ns n timely musical bonedlctlon.
Various othor vocal selections wero
by Mrs. C. II. Wolf, Carl Hasor, nnd
tho KlkH cpiartot. Tho solo, "Tho
United States is Good Knough for
Me," was concedod to ho very op
portuno. A flue orchestra afforded
Instrumental specialities, Otto Klum
reviewed tho flag record. Prayer
wns by Itov. It. W. Faniuhar. In a
reading Miss Minne Jnckson npotheo
sized "the Namo of Old Glory." C.
II. Wolf's "Tribute to tho Flag." and
tho altar service by lodgo oflcors wero
unusually Impressive, A fHtlng closo
to the oxorcisos was "Uomnrks on
Patriotism" by W. K. Nowcombo, past
exalted ruler.
Mrs. lloborta Itvorton ltt In Port
land as n delegate to the (rand chap
ter, Kastern Star, by virtue of her
offlco as worthy matron of Alpha
Chapter No. 1 of this city.
EAGLE POINI EAGLETS
By A. C. riowlott
Mike Siilln.v, who live on the l'me
Siilley farm, tiliout twelui imlc
above here, near the l.ake Creek
potiiffii'e, came in from home lut
Saturday moiniiur for liroukt'iut.
HornJune 0, to Mr. mid Mr. Joe
Peel, h xeveu Mini a hall ihiuikI boy.
The jtranilfnther, Wort Peel, wii in
tottu lHt Sntuiilny (elliutr the new.
Sntuidwv HfteiWKiu 1'iul'iwMir I'.
K. JohuMin and your V.ntd' l'omt
eorreepoutlent xtartMl in n hunt.V f"r
the Iioihc or It. II. Ha via of Tlo, to
he on hand to take (Ntrt in a Sundwy
Hehool piiuie iu a beautiful urove
ner tlw Toto mImim)Ihmn. Aftr
ilninv nUout ttH wilen, the mot ol
the wnv n-nM tin- vwt etretrh at
)H-nirie Umd known llu dert. we
Im-kuii to rruch the fine farm- ulontr
the banU of Kupie Niter ami Hear
i-rerk, and nflwr dnvine; over the An
and atnioBt untroduetive IraH of
deoert land our eyM were greeted
abh greu4 field of growing grain
and eJevcke of hay m eUiee togvtWr
that erte IuhI to be earefnl in haul
iK ibe liav nl Mi run over tlteui wil
Ike wthMda f Ik wagMa. Mad l
builduii' werv v uvally arranged
i s- aii n urur t i a. i uii
ARE MARRIED
HEL-LOM - fo
SUPPER. REAON ?
OHB OVER.
ALL RIGHT
to make ono feel glad thnt they lived
in southern Oregon. Hut that win not
what 1 stinted iu to tell, for every
body knows thnt Hogue Kivor valley
is noted for its productivcm1, oh
peeiully of its liny nnd grain, when
the land is. sowed iu grain. Hut I
sturled to tell about the Sunday
Hoohol reunion and dinner, etc. Well,
on Sunday morning we Matted about
10 o'clock for the picnic ground unit
found that quite u number hud al
ready arrived and soinu were still
coining. Hul there was a feeling of
disappointment with nil of us on ac
count of n telegram thnt I received
from Kev. M. C. Davis announcing
the news that he was culled to Port
land on account of one of his boys
iieiug sick and could not bo with lis,
and the intelligence of the HUkucs
of his son caused a feeling of Hud
ness to prevail on the entire audience,
nnd that, added to his absence, was
truly a great diMujipohitment, hut
finally the most of those who were
expected arrixed uiul we begun to
formulate plans for the excuses,
when the following program was ar
ranged: Song, "WJieii the Itoll In
Called Up Yonder," uud prayer by A.
( Hewlett; song by the Tolo school,
"Wlint Shall We Children HringT";
recitation by Nellie Hldridge of Ta
ble Hock; song by Table Hock Snn
duy school; reeitution, Alice Sen
brook"; "Welcome to June," by six
girls, u dialogue; recitation by Tolo,
"Childien'H Hour"; recitation b,
Lloyd Cuton, "T. H."; solo by Myrtle
Hyriun; reeitution bv Koe Nenlon;
solo, "Sleep Little Huby, Sleep," by u
little girl, Tolo (mime not on gro
gram); lei'itiitioii, "Huby," (Hen.
Tolo; song by Table Koek primary;
reading by Profosor .lohnson; reei
tution by Clarence Kldridgo; reeitu
tion by Kulhcrine Nenlon, uud song
by Tulilo Koek school. Then I an
nounced thnt ii collection would he
token up for the Sunday school cause
and culled on Mjks Kuthcrine Nenlon
uud Misn Stickle to "pass the lint,"
with the result thnt lliev collected
.fti.OD. Then dinner wns announced,
uud of all the picnic dinners 1 have
over attended that one took the prixc
for ipiantity uud quality, for it seem
ed us though eueh householder tried
to outdo his or her neighbor iu that
tine, and then to make bud mutters
wore your Table Hock correspond
ent challenged me to see which could
out the most, and be knew thut.I hud
to preach that al'lciuoon, but lie ate
enough for tiny three, nnd I nbout
concluded (but lie hud been fasting
for u day or two for the occasion, but
I gave up ns soon as I sow him fill
his pinto the firt time. Well, we
had a sumptuous dinner uud ufter
spending an hour or two iu u social
wuy we reassembled at the stand and
bull u very interesting talk from Pro
l'esnor ('. I'. Johnson uud then a
short sermon by your correspondent
when we were dismissed, but oven
then it seemed nn though the people
were loath to leave the grove. At
the cloe of the meeting it was an
nounced that the Arrowhead society
of Tuhlo Koek would give h musical
entertainment nt the Table Koek
-ehoolhouiie on Saturday evening,
June 2(1, mid ehurge a small admis
sion lee to-miao funds to finish pay
nig for ii piano they have purchased
lor the iixe of the school, et, ami
if the level's of music will attend I
will vouch for it they will be well en
tertained. On arriving home nt Ii o'clock p.
III. I leuilied that tho Talent hall
I en in bud come up here and were so
badly beaten that tin four young men
ami two Indie whom I met at the
Suituysiile refused to give me their
naiuiM, for thoy did not want any
one to know thoy wero there, they
saUI. They were iu ii Ford, No. (i:i(!7.
The irnme tood to i:i in favor of
rSugle Point. When I iuouiicd of
Mm. Hewlett, who was here for din
ner Sunday sko said she didn't know,
but that there were about thirty be
sole nmho folk.
Among the arrival" Sjimlav itigiit
were B. A. lilhlrela uy4 wife of
Unite Palla.
I). R. Dunkiu of ltuklnjuf'ul.. fame
out ho the llarnUh uutoftiul took the
Kegl l'oiMl-l'eril Hinge for fUk
creek In vii.it nn aU friend, John
Mill, in that eeetMMi.
Urowu Hroa., h.' I between
VHat M4 8MMI nouda ef w .' fr (.
K. Mlntef ainee my ll report.
Hufu Trusty, who went up ike
wage ! ttk MMk Wwl PriaVr, r
lurmfri Uvtrimy, Mhe vra tnUed t
&
J&. jU I
Hj I J
JmHArK ' f ' " y VV
Sft
his place nt Ililt ns engineer at the
mill.
Since my Inst report (leorge Aus
tin of Wcllch hns renewed his suh
seriplion'to the Weekly Mail Tribune
nnd F. I "Newport, our railroad
agent, bus renewed his subscription
to the Daily Mail Tribune.
s,
II. C. Harker, Hie foremnn on the
11. H. Toft ranch, .pisl above Hrowns
boro, cnintf down nnd took up a load
of lumber from the Kagle Point lum
ber yard Monday.
Wooilfon Harrison, n son of the
manager of the K.agle Point lumber
yard, is out here with his father dur
ing his vacation.
M,r. Mutthews uud Mr. MelCee of
Butte Fulls brought each a load of
posts for the Kaglo Point Lumber
company Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Henderson
were doing business witli Hoy Ash
pole Mondny.
F. J. Ayros; uud wife are going to
enjoy life in their hitter duys. They
have bought n Ford, 1 am informed,
although it may he a mistake again
this time, nnd 1 iiiiderstuud that John
Tvtell of Lake Creek has also bought
u Ford.
Dr. Holt reports Hint the stock lias
again visited the home of Dave Pence
on P.Ik creek uud brought another
girl the 1'Jlh.
T. Shntluek wne with ns Monday
night nnd Tiun-iluy. He is selling a
homc-mudc, cement.
Mrs. Mary Terrill of Hrowusboro,
Miss Vera lernhnw of Cliiuu, Paul
Hunt of Portland, representing the
Nichoff Shoo Co.; (leorge K. Jhn
sou, manager of the P. & K. ruiHvay,
and a friend of his, mid W. II. Wains
ley, who is doing wood work iu the
Chihlrelh blacksmith shop, mid Mrs.
Chillies Hucoii uud two hoys were til
the Suunyside Tuesday for dimu'i.
Wo regret to snv tlint owing to the
change iu the management of (lie
business of the P. & P.. railway Mr.
Hucon has had to mow to Medford,
Koadmuster Smith i up the
rier last week.
Dr. Holt lepoits the arriMil of u
seveu-iouud daugliter at the home of
Dnve Pence, June I'.'. Dave and the
little miss are both doing fine.
Klmur Simmons uud sister arc vis
iting their grandfather, John Wal
ker. Snuford, P.ulu uud Ida Houston
were ut lleagle Saturday.
Mo. W. T. Houston mid Frank mid
Doris went to Ihu valley u fuw duys
iHfo.
Mr. uud Mi". Sluaser, John How
nrd, Peter llcl, mid ('liri Uerguiau
culled ut Ilarrv Howard's Sunday.
.Mi. Walter Iterguian mid chil
dren urrived .Mondav evening from
Irving mid are Hie guests of the
Clarno fmuilicn.
Hildretli ami Muhel l''oster spent
Tuesday with Margin ct Howard.
Mr. mid Mrs. trt Clniuo killed
two ruttlosualtcs n few days ago.
Lloyd French went to the Tex
much Tiiesdiiv to work dining hay
ing. Alex Vestal mid Wilfred Jack mid
family spent Sunday t I he Hellows
home.
The uovciuiiicul truck mid (mo
large mitos passed up Hie nver Sat
urday. Anointr tlio- on the liver Suiidn
were the KohciNnu nnd Mmter lina
ilies und Tom .lour nnd limulv.
Sire. MaiiNfleld la upending some
woeks In California.
A hack load of people from east of
the uiouatains arrived Sunday even
ing to visit Gordons and other rela
tives for some time.
Mr. Pardee left Saturday morning
far Klamath Falls tit work In the
CslHornla-OregoR power plant at that
plai aad an enmloyee from there
will take Mr. Pardee's place here A
farewell partv sua gaace was glvH
nt ttecheiwrs' ball FrMay nlgkt whieh
aa well attended and all regret Mr.
Pardee's departure.
Mr. and Mr. Irwig a4 da miliar
and Mr. sad Mrs. Lower moivred to
Igp "GMEXssS
MISSE5 PUTF SAID I SHOULD
TELL SOU PAT SHE WEMTOWT
FOU SUPPAH WIV A COUPLE OO
OVNQ LADIES
lower Flounce Hock Vcanosilay aft
.
ernoon,
, Mr. Lewis returned from Medford
Saturday. He says tho report of
Mrs. Nollls' dentil Is n mistake.
Tho Orator Lnkc officials and cm
ployeoa In two big enrs, nnd tho largo
government truck went tip Saturday
to open Crater Lake Inn. Scely Hall
nnd Hovernl nion nlso stnrtcd to tho
lake that day.
John Grieve visited n couplo of
daB In Prospect last wcok. v
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent, Grnndmn
Gordon, Miss Clnra Gordon nnd llttlo
Miss Fern Gordon spent Wedncsdny
visiting .Mr. mid Mrs. Vaiighnu and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Pcelor and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hlanchnrd visited frlonds nt tho
power plant Thursday afternoon.
Tho road cninp hns moved down to
Mcl.eod for a whllo.
Ludo Grlve nnd fnmlly moved to
Prospect Inst week. Ludo will patrol
tho rond from Prospect to tho park
line.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). Illnnchnrd, Mr.
nnd Mrs. G. W. Ktnrald nnd Hownrd
Klncnld spent several days the first
of tho week fishing and camping on
tho river near Trail.
Fred Kelso Is enrrytng mnll now In
placo of Frank Mny.
.lames nnd Karl Peyton visited tho
city of Prospect Sunday on tho for
mer's motorcycle.
FOU HKi r ntjuHic?
FOU HUNT Ono li-roomod liouso,
fine for bachelors' quartern. Phono
17.IU.
SNAP UKNTAI Six room residence,
elimo In, 2 gnrdnn lots, barn, chick
on coop, I bearing peach trees; nil
(or $10, U taken ut once. Phono
031-.I or 8U2-.I. 81
FOU KIONT-FiirnlHheil house strict
ly modern 'I nice rooms, eloso to
luminous center. Owner car en for
lawn, l'houu 1)3 1-L,
FOH HKNT fi-room bungalow nnd
n l-room fiirnlshod flat. Phono
K21-H, 730 West 11th St.
FOH HKNT Six room liouso,
strictly modern, closo In, enst front
nlco lawn, garden nnd flowers.
Hensouablo to doslrnblo tenant.
Phono 372H or 325.M.
TOR HUNT MI.SL'ICLLAN KOIIH
FOH HKNT Sleeping room In mod
ern liouso. Phono 372-J,
FOU HKNT Storo room In Gnrnott
Coioy Ilblg., fronting on Grnpo
St. Also most desirable offices,
rensonablo. Host of servlcu. L.
L. Cathcart. Hooiu 311), Phono
107.
FOU HKNT 30 room furnished ho.
tel. Address It, enro Mnll Tribune
rOK HALR MUSi'lUCK
FOU SALK Fine family cow. Phono
UllJ. 70
FOIt SALK Ono hoavy team, ono
pray rig. one sot 3-ton springs.
Phono I06H. 78
FOU SALK Or trade, black maro,
ago 10, weight 1.150. Phono even
In K, 778.1. 78
Vim SALK Cheap, good general nil
purponu horse. Cull at West Side
Stublo. 73
FOH SALK lied Pollod bull calf
pure bred Duroo Jersey spring
pigs; polo mountain buggy, good
as new. Palmer Investment Co..
Modoc Orchard.
FOH SALK Womiod nigs. S2 oa oh"
Work horse, $00; 8 miles south of
Jtylieo bridge. W. K. Whiteside.
7fi
FOIt SALK BOO bend of sheep for
sale. Uilqulre of It. It. Mtutor,
Kaglo Point, Oregon, 70
FOU SALK -Young horse, half cash.
Phono 14 8X evonlngs.
FOH SALK Horses and luiilea, snaps
fiix ..I.I..L. n. If. f I,' t'il..m
I W lH(kn M..,1.. . IIHtUII
NEW TODAY
700 Hciee only seven miles from
Medford, plenty of hay land, good
springs mid a large barn in good
shape. This Is a place for someone
to wake a stockman's paradise. Fine
outrange. The price? It la $15.00
per aere.
Nearly 14 aereg right eloso tu tke
onr lino. The most scenic spot In
'.Medford, and rot it lays outside the
corporation. It Is oonceded to Ih
wwHk much more, but Is offered at
$.
'c. d. i-rootf
H ..V' HF$ J
"" " JfPSZ&fL'su!
sm HAS?
VJMo VJERE
THEN PANSN?
SMn.SAID IdllOULD
DEN WA3 Mlssris OLIV6
,AMDCUARLOTTE RUSS6
FOU 8AMJ Hnili ItHTATH
FOH SALK Or trade, small ranch
good soil, n bnrgalu If taken at
onco. Addross 9, Mnll Tribune.
FOlt SAIilJ MIHUKMiAMCOUH
FOU SAMS Cherries delivered Sat
urday lots of til) lbs. or over .00
cents per pound. Phono MF22.
7G
FOIt SALK Gns raiiBo and rofrlger
ator; other goods. 00S Cnthorlno
St. 78
FOIt SALK C000 gnllon redwood
wntor tank In good condition for
$2f. HenJ. C. Collins, Jackson
ville, tf
FOU SALI3 Vlctrolu talking mn
chlno nnd forty records, all In
good condition. Prlco for tho
wholo $70.00, or will take Page
wlro fence for half. Address box
10, Sam's Valley, Oregon. 77
FOH SALK Cheap, Hoyal Ann and
lllng cherries. Hosu Orchards. 77
FOU SALK Stnglo cylinder Indian
motorcycle nt 838 West Second. 71
FOU SALK Grain liny In tho field,
$8 and $10 per ton. C. W. Isaacs.
Phono tiOl-J-2.
FOU SALK Centrifugal pump, 8-
fuch stream, with all collections
nnd some extra pipe; will Irrlgnto
100 acres. This pump will draw
sand, gravel or wator. Phono
U.tl-L or rnll at 200 W. Main,
djy. .
IIHLP WA-,'--A'
MAl,7rni0LlWANTKI) KstcTn"!!?
miners at Ilrndon mine, Gold Hill,
Oregon.
WANTKD b'lrst class minora for
contract work at Ilrndon mine,
Gold Hilt, Oregon.
WANTICH MIMUKl.liANICOUH
WANTKO Portland Junk and hoc
oud hand store paya tho highest
prlco for Junk uud hides, etc. AIbo
second hand goods. Will call for
r.e worth. Phone 5KI-H., 21 H.
Front street. 07
WANTKD To buy or trade niitomo
llllo for team or milk cows; Jerseys
proforrod, Stlllo llrothors, Dorby.
Oro. 77
LOST-
LOST Gold watch with brass fob
with university of Orogou 1018
written on It. Iteturn to (Ins New.
bury Philips building nnd receive
rownrd. 7C
IUJSINKHR DIHKtrOUX
Mlurmjk
POHTKU J. NKFF, WM. X . i.lKALKl
Attorneys-nt-Lnw, Uooiiib 8 and
0, Medford National ilnnk bldg.
A. R. HKAMKH, LANVKirGarnett
Corey bldg.
Win. M. Colvlg, Gcorgo M. Hobertt
COLVIO & HOUKHTH. LAWYKUH
Medford National Hank llulldlng
U. V. MULKKY & GKO. W. CHKUHI
Attorneys nt Law. Jucksou Coun
ty Ilnnk Untitling.
Auto nnppllt-!
LAHRH AUTO SPRING CO. Ws
sro operating the largest, oldest
and best cqulppod plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Uso our sprlngi
when otliora full. Bold undor guar
snteo. 20 North Fifteenth fit.
Portland, Ore,
licntliu
DlC VtC VAN 'HCOYOO
dh. a o. van scovoa
Dontlsta
Garnett-Coroy llldg., suite 111
Uedford Oro Phono XDfl
WHY?
IT IH YOl'lt lirKM-:S TO KHK SIR
Ilccauso my stock m trade Is to
hnvo optioned nt tho lowest ensh
price tho best buy In this county.
I have been on tno ground look
ing out for you for tho past flvo
years. Nearly everyday I havo in
vestigated soma "good thing." 1 hnvo
eliminated everything except thoso
deals which I urn convinced will so
curo me satisfied customers.
In a few hours time I can give you
the benefit of this research. It Is my
business to show you over tho county
and Introdiise you to the possibilities
and opportunities hero. Sdu Med
ford first slid
J. C. BARNES
Room -01, 1'lr.t National Hank Uldg.
By Allmari
TEI.USOOI
ou- nri
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nrsiNiiss nutucrroitv
Clilroprnclom
DH. A. It. HEDGES, Dr. "Louise B.
Hodges Mccknuo-Thernplats, Chiro
practors, SpondylothoruptstB. The a
systerai, including dietetics, cura
tlTo gymnastics, hydro-theraptiy,
otc, produco results in bom acuta
and chronic diseases. Consult&
tton free. Over Deuel & Co., cor
nor Main and HartloU. Hour it
a. m. to 5 p. m. Otbor hours by
appolnttnonL Phono 170.
PR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor,
norvo specialist Rooma 103-204-205.
Gnrnelt-Corcy bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massage glvon;
ncodlo spray, head nnd shoulder
shower tu connection; advtco la
dlototlcs, medical gymnastics,
hydropthorapy. Lady attcndanL
Phono, offlco 643, residence 611-lt,
Kmploynient Agency
KMPLOYMKNT AGENCY Wo wish
ovorybody to know thnt tho Old Rft
llnblo Illttncr Heal Kstato and Km
ploytuent agency, will get your
holp, find you employment, ront
your liouso or sell your land. Mrs,
J. 8. Clark, manngor succo3aor,
Itoonis G and 7, ralm Uldg., Med
ford, Oro.
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Kngliuvr nnrt Contractor
KURD N, CUMMINQS Englneor nnd
contractor, 404 M. F, & Jl. mug.
Survoya, estimates, Irrigation,
drolnngo, orchard and land Im
provement.
Oarimgfc
QAHUAGB Got your premises
cleaned up for tho summer, CaU
on tho city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone 274-L. I
Y. Allen.
Instruction In Jktuslo'
HAIQI1T MUSIO STUDIO Rooffl
401, Onrnctt-Coroy nidg. Fred Al
ton Ilnlght Piano. Mrs. Florence
Ilnlliday Ilnlght, voice. Phono
72.
l'liyenlcians nne. mtrgoone
DR. P. O. OARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physlcluns, 416-417 Garliett-Corey
bldg., phono 103C-L. Residence
20 South Laurel Bt.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OsteopaUU
physicians, 303 aaruett-Uore;
building. Phono y0t-M.
DR. J. J, KMMKN8 Physician aad
surgcou. Practice llmltod to eye,
ear, noso and throat. Ryos scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P.
11. R. Co. Offlcco M. F. & II. Co.
Uldg., opposlto P. O. Phono CC7.
13. II. PICICRL, M. D. Office Jaclc
son County Dank bldg. Oftles
phono 13-H; residence phone 68-H.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgoon. Phouca. offlco 36, resi
dence 724-J, Offlco hours 10 to
12, 2 to 6.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DR. MYIITLK S. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and Burgeons. Office
3011-310-311. M. F. & H. Uldg,
Phones renldonco, 814-J2; office,
814.
Notary 1'uMtc
iirct.KN n. YOOKKY Notary tiub
lie. Urlng your work to mo at the
slr.n of the Mall Tribune.
Printers nub
rubllHiiers
HEDFOHD PRINTINO CO. has the
boat oqulppnd printing office la
southorn Oregon; book binding,
loose loaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portlaud prices. 37 Norts
rir t
Sewing Machined.
8KWINO MACHINKS rented, sold or
repaired. Agency Singer Sowing
machine, for . Southern . Oregon,
Headquarters with Medford Furl
ture uud Hardware Co. C. A.
Chapman.
Shoo Repairing
BHOKRKPAIRING First claw SB
repairing, on modorn eloctrls
machines while you wait. K. N.
IlMen. located in Kldd's Shoe Store,
Phone 313J.
TninsTnr .
EAD3 TRANSFER & BTORAGK CO
Offlco 42 North Front St. Pboat
316. Prices right. Service guar
tnteeri Tyisuvrltcr-j mid Supplies.
TYPKWRITBUS AND 8u1tLIRS
New Romlngton, Smith Premier
and Monarch typewriting, adding
nnd subtracting machines, rebuilt
uiachlnoA for cash or easy pay
uiqnts. Machines for rent, ribbons
and stipulloa of nil kinds, simple re
pairs free of oharnu. Roger S
Dennett, 10 Quluco St., Vaoa
83B-H.
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