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Newspaper Page TextWEDlTOpD WKITj TKTTK, OTDFQKD, OftEGOy, TUESDAY, .TTNT5 20. 10J5 PKGTC .OTVB EAGLE POINT EAGLETS OLD NICODEMUS NIMBLE AT THE FRONT BY WELLS By A. Cf. Howlett Oeorge Stnnnnrd of Ashland, who is intcrefile'd in supplying tlie schools of tho eotinfy willi the general ne cessities or the schoolroom, spent two nights' with-iti since my Inst. 1 Tom co Addis-, field ,.,iior r tlp Rurnl Spirit, nn agricultural weeklv of Portland, spent Wcdilednv night II. I V- 7 with ii". Art Nichols has moved U house hold 'goods, I iiiidi'i-tlmid, to oVsinrn Orog.m'mtil Ills 'family will filhtw Inter. ' J tl r , i Mike Kidlcy of Lake Crook was out lnt Wcdiicdiiy'iiftor ii (unci nT pipe. Ho U going to install a water sys torn mid-bring wiilcr from u huge spring down to the house mid hum so ns to hiivo everything coiivrnicnt in that lino. Those )H'oplc up in the Luke Creek mid tipper Hutte creek country niv n wideawake sot mid be licvc in having things up to dntc. Mrs. Clmiles Shooters mid dough tor, Miss Mnrjorio, onnic out Wed nesday mid spent the night lit the Sunnyside with her hushmid. Mr. Skocters is in charge of the county road roller that is in operation on the road hetween hero and Hrownsbnro, mid his wife mid daughter came out to visit iiiui and sec the country, ns this is the first time they were ever out in our town, and I am authorized to say that she is very much pleased with out surrounding. Royal Cowgill, chief engineer for the Fish Lake Ditch Co., and K. Hen son slopped hero for dinner Thursday on their wny.im to the omnp at the intake of the ditch, where they have it pint; of men at woik ropnirinjr tho r I... .i i I. ' , t-.. . mini iiciwecii mo inuiKc nun risii Lake so as to ho ahle to haul the ma terial up to iniike the big dam to foun a reservoir. It U a big nndleniking, hut thai compmi y laughs at big un dci takings mid goes right along and does what it undertakes. fledi-go von dor llellen, wife, son and nephew returned from their visit to Corvallis and Portland the. first nf tho week. Last Thursday Professor W. 0. Wheeler and wife, Mrs. J, j. Robison of Talent and Miss Orplia 'Fox of buermiionto City, Cal., motored out to inspect the home belonging tn P. II. Daley, that Professor Wheeler and wife expect to occupy during the coining school term. t Professor Wheeler has hoon employed as prin cipal of our school, and they weio out to inspect tlio place. Since the school meeting decided to liavo four teachers and have tho high school grades imigiii mid win nave to em ploy the fourth teacher, the- probabil ities are that tho hoard will employ Mrs. Wheeler to fill the place. Charles S. Wilson of (Jrants Pass, A. D. Wooding of Cottage drove. I'. Slicnwnlt mid K. A. IFnmlinlnii of Rosobuig passed through hero Thurs day on their hlcyoles on their wa to Crater lake. They had heen to the Josephine county eaves mid explored them and icport thai the sights are doubly worth tho double and expense of tlio trip. They were prepared to Camp, had their camp outfit, grub rtnd 'holding with them and are out for a good time and are heat on Iiu ing it. Since my Inst report, V Hind, our town electrician; 1.. K. I lank, one of our leading orehnrdists, mid ,j, j. Wollley have paid their subscriptions to tho Daily Mail Tiihuno, mid I re-. gict to say that Mr. Wollley mid wife have heen culled, on account of husi ni'ss, to Salt Lake City mid coiis(. fjiH'iit ly 'ordered their p'nper discon tinued. Mr. W. said that he did not know how they would get along with out tho I -lag lets for breakfast, dinner and supper,' hut did not think it best to have the Mail Tiihuno sent to Sail Lake City for so shoit a time, as they expect to return in August. I started out last Friday to see what I could do in the way of col lecting mid soliciting for the Mail Tribune, hut found that over.vbody wn busy and the mot of the men at work out in the held, and that icadv cash was with some of them tit least a thing of the pnt. Put I saw some us fine looking grain and garden truck as auv one would wish tj) see. The wheat. mid jjntfc in most places seeinol to be both tall and thick. 1 stopped to see in- old fnend, Fred Polouzo. and found him out in his alfalfa field iniguting his land, and his prospect of a biutiper'orop ot hoy i fine. I next called to roe Win. Butler and found that he was about a' half mile from the houe miting hay, and while at the house Mis. Jlnt ler showed me some outs that Mr. U. had pulled up and In ought to the house that about six feet loug and well filled that was raised on hi upland. Passing ou up the oittek I pnsnod several places where the grain (showed the richness of the sod, as it fitiomed to be at least six fwt tail and vvhuro some ot it had bu cut for hay tjiu shook worn lurgc nud thick on tho ground. 1 could nt but mi- -' "-T i AA .l l XM 1 1 No. 1 Once, tn the tines, 4 atood watchtixe tho k u n n o r s cleaning a huge euu burrol! 1 wanted to create a .Httlo excite ment Uurlne a , lull la battle so, I amid "the pro tests of th sol- r- dlery, X prepnred for an experi ment. T h o y watched me breathlessly! No. 2 After sonic reflection, I ordered tho men to re move the ptug from tho gun's mouth! No. 3 -Then, uro of my nerve and confidant Of tho ouo- .cess of my plan. I mounted the platform' No T -Seated on tho nitmlc I rhvo "' tho word to lire! m . fv No. 6 As the shell whistled out amid terrific explosion, 1 leaped onto tt, crasplug tightly! LCii - f7 .B - ?H?JK '7 - '? t . n vxm. ' , Ti' -' . I K .- 1f "N s- . ' i'7) &y. 5p? -, c;''Jaa ( ' . 11 . t , tv. . - S . -i . No. 6 Iii mid-air 1 rode imt n shell coiulnc tu tho od-i posltc direction! Quickly I leaped onto Itl No. 7 -In cniup! this way I rode back .to.-' is rtf v with it the road will he opial to any of our city streets, unless they are haul surfaced, and the way he coun ty court is making our roads it will not be long before the fanners can bring in a full load of the farm prod ucts. Let us have good roads and good schools mid the country will soon be .settled up with progressive farmers. Among the many improvements made along tho route one of the most important is tho putting in of a culvert in the stream in front of the I'eloiuo home, so that in the win I or the horses will not have to break the ieo to pass the place. The road hoxs hns opened up a way so that the travel can still cross in the wnter, hut in the cold weather they don't have to. When the county court agreed to make that piece of load two men, Jrank Brown and V. Peloitre agreed to haul fiOO yards of the crushed rocjc to put on the road, and Clnis N'atwick lias agreed to finist the part yet to haul by the two men, so that is rcciiiihI. Mr. IMoPhorsoii of Portland, a son-in-law of Thomas K. Nichols, has moved onto u farm just northeast of our town. (Ins (Ionium, tho foreman on the Laidlaw orchard, was in town Satur day and reports that he will have a fair crop of apples this year, consid ering that this has been a poor year for apples. J. M. Wolf ley has left his orchard in ohnrgOaof Wilficd Jack. ASHLAND i i00 4kut B V"e jo'' ",e rofuLor't" fM ImQtfflnue on the romQTaiwwii fmro ami the fVibiii hlidxi', junl hv he lil'ne that Ed Du'tton jjeU fhrnii'.'li MIhh Francos Itetlnger, of Olatho, Kan., Is tho guest of .Ionium Young and his daughter, Mary, at tho fam ily residence on North Main street. W. Henry HoHlor, tho efficient eurutor of the West Sldo nchool preinlMos, whose untiring efforts hnvo made the groiiiidH of that Institution n thing of beauty to Instructors, pupils and tho general public anil n natter of pride to himself, will leave this weoU on n well-dosorved vaca tion. Tho exposition at Sun Fran cisco will be tho objective point. .Mrs. Hosier will accompany him, Teresa Melkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Alolklo, former rosl- dentH hero, mid n member of thu alumni of the Ashland high school, has recently graduated with honors from tho law department of tho Uni versity of California at Derkeley with tho degreo of A. 11. Blio will pursue pnst-grudunte studies In the Hastings Law School of 'San Fran cisco, a course which Is Implied af ter university graduation. "Sari" was tho most gorgeous production presented tn tho history of the Vlnlng, as given by a repre sentative metropolitan attraction here last Thursday ovenlng. Costumes and performance woro suporb. At the close, of nn Idoal ontertulnment members of tho company went to tho Natatorlum for n plunge In the pools of that popular resort. At the recent Scandinavian picnic held hero It was roeohed to observe thu next annual inld-suuimer day In Ashland on the last Suturday In August, 191G. MIm Olive Thorno hns roturned from hor studle at tho San Joso normal, from which Institution she has graduated. She will teach tho forthcoming jear In the Gold Hill school. Henry Wolf, a well known travel ing salesman from San Franclfeco, was hjro Friday and Ineident to this vUlt waa taken by Mayor Johnson for an ostandwi auto trip over the scenic drivwf In this vicinity. Carroll Heaver Ilyrne. on of (lov ornor Frank M. Hyrue, of South Da kota. I an onatsH on the submarine K-S. located at Mar Island navy yard. He has recently aen service In Max lean waters! F.nslgu Urne has vla- lted relative here. His second given nnmo la duo to tho fact that ho Is tho "nephew of his uncle," A. M. Hoaver of Mile city. The Methodist Sunday school held Its annual picnic this year on tho normal school grounda last Friday. Nearly 200 wero present and tho outing ovont rivalled any heretofore enjoyed by that vlrllo organization, Mrs. Lavota Pardee of Los Angeles, a neicc or ciins. Hnrgadlno. nr- rlvod Inst week for a visit with rela tives In the Hargadlnn and Casoy families. TIiIh Ih her first visit hero In 14 years. ,Iler husband Is a drug gist In tho Southern California me tropolis. A busier and moro trustworthy lnd cannot bo found than Hurley Holmes, son or Mr, and Mrs. H. I Holmes. Ho Is 1C yenrH old and a Junior In the high school. Formally ho Is A Tidings carrier, also Janitor of the llaptlst church and city hall. Infor mally ho attends to n dozen or moro InwiiR about town mid looks after vacant properties. When tlmo hnngs heavily on bin hands ho delivers tho Saturday livening Post. A gasoline motor attached to his bltn expedites hurried movements from placo to plnce. Hero's to Hnrlcy! High Chinese officials who have been touring tho Pnclflc coast are duo to pass through hero Tuesday of this week, bound for San Francisco and thence homo to tho orient. Hacked by tho local Commercial club Wall Chung, resident viceroy of tho Flowery Kingdom In those pnrtH,. will participate In reception features nttondnnt upon John Chinaman's tour throughout southern Oregon. C. C Whittle, a brother of Floyd Whittle of this city, Is now soldier ing In Hawaii iih a member of Co. (!., Second V, S, Infantry, stationed at Fort Shnftor In tho vicinity of Hono lulu. J. W. Dntwller, of Don MoIiioh, Iowa, brother-in-law of J. It. Casoy, left for tho oast last weolc after an extended visit hero. He will stop at Kugeno to visit other relatives In the Willamette. CoiitompornuooiiR with the as sumption of control of tho Ashland Caragn by Perry Asbrruft, tho loud sign on the corner of Main mid Sec ond streets has disappeared, to give plnco It Is hoped to one of brilliant electric effects ns originally Intended. Mr. and Mrs. I,. Shlppeo, of Ko iiosha, Wis., old time friends In for mer Illinois days of tho Nlnm anr Suundora families now residing bore, wore brief visitors In Ashland last Thursday on tholr way homo fiom tho exposition. Tho Telford family aro occupying the Titus placo on Mountain avenue during the ahsonco ot the latter folks In California, them to camp out, us it will he healthier for (hem in tho mountains. Mrs. W. W. Chapman mid son, Claude, alid Misses Lillian, iVola and M.Vrtle, wero trading in Central Point Friday and visited the movies and stayed for the dance at night. K. K. Fro ley is building it small bungalow on his ranch iifur the up per Table Itook. Jr. ami Mrs. Mayfield passed through Antioeh last .Monday on their way to the Meadows. Sam Marshall of Cenfrul Point made his Jieagb; l'i tends anil relatives a visit Sunday. MKs Kstolln Ilogue, who bus been staying with )ier grandmother, Mrs. CaVe, left Inst week with her fnlliei for Klamath county, where she wijl make Iter liomi'. Mrs. Tom Brown a ml Mr-. Monroe Brown, from tJic Willamette valley, are now making their relatives a pleasant )it at Hcnglc. 4 4 CLASSIFIKI) ADS. Ono cent per word per Issue Six Insertions for prlro of flvo. Fifty cents per lino per month without change COURTHOUSENEWS Reportod by Jackson County At tract Co., Sixth and Fir SU. Circuit Court James It. (Vllerno ot ul. s. S. S. Bullis et ul., complaint. ' Frank W. Sexton vs. Mnrgaiot Sexton, order for publication, al'li- davit of piiblientioii, summons. D. D. Hail vs. J. B. Coh in el ux, return of summons. Med lord National Itauk vs. (leorgo II. Doggett et al.', certificate of levy, Leo II. Young vs. F. (1. Mnthisou, cortiliciite of lew. Knguo River Fruit & Produce ns sooiiitinu vs. Charles ('. 'IVchii-gi, ac tion for money. ' Beatiice I). Ililloarv vs. K. A. Mili eu ry, divorce. A. S. Moyor vs. T. K. Ilollou ot ul, contractor's lieu. (oorgo T. Wilson vs. Mrs. W. F. Caldwell, painter's lieu. roit ih:t !iot:.si:ici:i:i'iNa ' UOO.M.H FOit UKNT Modern furnished hoiisokcoplng rooms, 'close In, Phono 372-.I. FQit hi;.t misuki.i,am:ouh FOIt HUNT--Store room In (Jarnett- i.oroj mug., fronting on (Irnpoi Ht. Also most desirable offices, reasonable. Host of servlco. L. ' L. Catbcart, Ituom 31!). IMionn t 107. ' KOK ItKMv riouwicp FOIt HUNT Furnished bungalow; close In. :ioi South Central. J.OS LOST Soinowhoro between MciHord and Kelly's Island on Hoguo Itlver road Sunday, presumably near Dodge Itlvorslde ranch, grip containing my fishing outfit, clothes, wailing shoes, reels, fly books, leader box, files, etc. Jtowaid fur return to tl. Putnam, Mnll Tribune office, Mod ford. LOST On road between Agnto and Medford, small I'romo Jr. camera, tied with black strap. Finder please return to this office. SO i LOST Ilotwoen Medford and Siski you, rod wool autoinobllo hood. Finder return to .Mall Tribune and receive suitable reward, MO iusi.i:ss in micron y ' i t , 1 1 Chiropractor DK. A. It. IIBD0K3, Dr. Ixulso . Hodges Mechano-Tboraptsls, Chiro practors, Spondylotlinruplsts. These aystotns. Including dietetics, cura tive gymnastics, hydro-thoraphy, etc., produce rofiulta In both acute and chronic dlsenses. CoubiiIU. tlon freo. Over Deuel & Co., cor nor Main and Uartlo'.t. Hours y a. m. to S p. m. Olbor hour by appolntmont. Phono 170. FOIt UKNT Six room modern liouse. Phono :.37-Y. 8C FOIt HUNT fi-room modern houso, hard-wood floors, full cement baso inent. Phono 370W. FOIt HKNT fi-room bungalow nnd a l-room furnished flat. Phono r.ai-H, 739 West 11th 8t. FOU MAIift I4TIC1TOCK FOIt SALK Jersey cow, Just fienh, nnd cair. Ilelmont Orchards, C. Fitch, Prop. us 1'iolmli I'Wato or A. Talent, vvnivcr of objection to sale. (Iiiardiiinsliip of Itollin F, Taylor, notice (if miIc. Hstulo of W. 0. Vaughn, proof of final notice, (luiirdiiinship (if Lnui T. Hanson, peliliou (o invest funds. lkttito of Kluahelh F. Itccd, filial order. ICslate of William Ilurtmuu, final order. FOIt SALK Fresh cow, cnlf 0110 week old. Phono U-11X. .1. W. Ilounr, ss WANTICI) MtnCKMiARKOUH 'ANTKD--Contracts "for box nmk Ing. 1'rlcoH, pears mid nppleH 70c bundredr peach :irc hundred, llox 10 care Mnll Tribune. 8U WANTKD To rent 2 good saddle horscB for two weeks. Add! ess llox If., Moll Tribune. 87 WANTKD Portland Junk nnd nee nnd hnnd store pays tho highest prlco for Junk nnd hides, ote. Also second hand goods. Will call for Ho worth. Phono ClO-H., SI S. Front Btrcet. 97 rou K.uiiAft(in FOU KXCHANOK Will oxchango property corner South Onkdalo and Tenth for Portland property. (1. Townsend, fiG Futon Avo., Portland- Oiegou, 01 PR. U. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, nerro specialist Kooms :0"-204-20C. Qarnett-Corcy bldg. Vapor baths nnd scientific niassngo given; noedlo spray, bead and shoulder shower lu connection; advice in dlotetlcn, medical gymnastics, hydroptuornpy. Lady attendant. Phono, office M3, rnsdouco GU-lt. -r . - - - -rr - a Kngliietr an4 Contractor fhednTcumm' contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Dldg;, Surveys, osttmatos, Irrigation, dralnngo, orchard nnd loud Improvement. FOU SALK Ued Polled hull cnlf; pure bred Dtiroe Jersey nprlng Pigs; jiolo mountain buggy, good us now. Palmer Investment Co., Modoe Orchard, IIUSINKSS DIlllCtTTOHI Attonrryi POUTKIt J. NKFF, WM. V. MMALMTf Attorneye-at-Luw, Kooms 8 and 9, Medford National Dunk bldg;. Garuice QAUDAUre Got your promises donned up for the summer. Call on the elty garbage wagon fot good service. Phone 274-L. T. Y. Allen. Instruction In Music HAIOHT MUSIO STUDIO Koom 401, Qarnutt-Coroy Uldg. Frod Al ton Halght I'lnno, Mrs. Florence Htillld.1y Halght, voice. Phone 72, FOU SALK Young horso, hnir cash. Phono I4 8X evenings. FOU SALK Horses and iiiiiIoh, snaps for ipilok Bnlo. O. K. Ontns. FOU SALK ICO trap !t uiiioiitril. $25.; $12.51) Ford water puuii, il; Ford Klcctric head and sldo lamps complete, 15.00; child's Iron bed. Phono 9IB-.L ss FOU SALK Cherries dollvered nny vvhure In Medford Thursday. .Ofi cents per lb. lu !'.' lb. lots or over. Phone l IF22, 80 Mr. Drake 01 ho Meadows has bought 11 new Dccring binder and will bind giain tor some ot Ibe farmers 111 the Hcnglc countrv and for hi neighbors 111 the Meadows. Mr. Willhite, Sr., wh. trading in Mudford thj week. Mr. and Mr. Mart Cufco weio trad ing in Central Point Sat 111 day. Henry Morgan nnd wife hjft last week for Klamath county, where they will tav ii'r somo lime. Mr. and Mrs. t.'illott of Ctuilrwl Point wore Aiitioch visitors Sunday. Most of our farmers have got their hay crop stacked or ill the barns and ure buv gettiuir tho header- and binder readv to haivest their giniu frojsi. The pro.pwt is good for iniicli lui-gei1 croo in this swlion than last year. Mw. Morria Cu and Mr. Then. (ilas were Cent ill I Point visitors I'n day. Some of our nihbi - '" ettiu their teams in ini to go i Cmtor Heal Kslnto Tiansfcis fl. W. Bailey to J. F. Ballcv, laud in D. L. C. :.:il-IK. O. V. Mycri. et ux to .1. P. .Johnson, .'.-7 acres in Or- chaid Home as.oeuiliou tract, A. L Itaihhfl lo Foio-t Fin ery, laud in see. .'UMIS-UK. . Henry Fox et ux to A. C. Itad- clilT, land in see. .'fJ.:i8-'Ji:. 0. (I. Ogg ot ux to II. (I. Hutch el ux, land in Ahland W. II. (lilhs el u v to Minnie Lane et vir, land in ec. 18- HL.'IW. It. It. V. t. It. Co. to W. S. Itanium, Rogue Itivor Vnllev Kuilroail . .. W. S. Illinium to Southern Or- won Traction Co,, Itoguc Itivor Vallev Itiulroad (10,000 Luora V.. Piigg at vir to Itoiruo Itiver Valloy ltailroad Co., tight of wuv in aeo. 2iV.'l7- '2V. . . Ii K. Miner et ul to .1. It. Rob ertson, .") crue in sec. .'l.V 30-SW. . . U. i:. Miiier el ul to .1. It. Rob ertson, laud iu hoc. 3.1-:t0- S. D. Stotfyot uxtoJ.lt. Hob- eitM.ii. laud iu sec. O-.'HI-IW. 'J..".l)l) O. C. Purkt-ypile el al to J. K. Ihsjford ot ul., land iu two. .TT-3W. 10 :.o 000 ;r.n FOU SAI.Kllousohold goods, also two good rifles. 31!) King St. si; FOU SALK Buntlwlch"" hay baler with horse power, excellent condi tion, (boa p. Phono It. A I'leice, Central Point. s'.i FOU SALK Centrifugal pump, 8 Inrh stroain. with all collections and some oxtrn pipe; will Irrlgnto 100 acres. This pump will draw flnnd, gravel or water. Phono P31-D or call at 200 W. Main, city. FOU BALK ItBAIj KHTATH FOU SALK Flvo room furnished bungalow, cunt side. Must bo sold at once. Willing to make big sac rifice. Phono Kl-X. WANTKD SITUATIONS CI I A UFFKP It- Desire,, io"wn or country driving. Competent nnd careful. Address II , caio Mall Tribune. sii A. K. ItKAMKa, LAWYKIl Harnett Corey bldg. Win. M. Colvlg, (leorgo M. Hobertt COLVIO & HOUHHTS. DAWYKHB- Medford .National Dank Diilldlng 1). F, MULKKY & OKO. W. OIIKKIt J Attorneys at Law. Jucksou Coun ty Hank Iluildlng. Auto nuppiice l'hycslcians ant. Rurgooaa DU. P. O. OAItLOW, DR. MVA MAINS CAULOW Osteopathle pbyslclana, 41C-417 Oarnett-Corey bldg,, phono 103G-L. Residence 20 South Laurel SU DU. W. W. HOWARD Oiteopattile phyBlclnus, 303 Haruett-Corey, building. Phono 904-M. --'" i 7..100 hike to work through tlie suieiuer Thev miU i.lLe tlusr lurnihes with With Medford Trado i& JVeilford Made WHY? IT IS YOL'It lUlsiiVKSS TO SI'F. .MK Hecauso my stock tn trade la to have optioned at tho lowest ciibIi prlco tho best buy In this county. I have been 011 tno ground look ing out for you for tho past flvo years. Nearly everyday I have In vestigated some "good thing." I havo elltulnutud everything except thoso deals which 1 am convinced will so euro mo sntlsfled customers. In a few hours tlmo I cap give you tho benefit of this resourch. tt Is my business to show you over tho county and lutroduco you to tho possibilities and opportunities hero. Soo Mod ford first and J. C. BARNES itooui 201, Flrnt National Hank llldg. LAHKH AUTO BPHINO CO. -Wa aro operating ho largest, oldest and best equlppud plant In the Pa cific northwest. Uao our uprlngi when others full. Sold under guar antee. 20 North Fifteenth fit, lortland, Ore. Collections ami ItepoHs COLLKOTIO'.NB AND HKI'OUTS Wo collected moiiio uccouuts J I yea is old. Wo know how to get tho money. Tho Hullock Mercantile Agency, Inc, Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has kins' IIIiIk. 21(1 K. Main St. Dciitmu riu. W. M. VAN SCOTOO DU. O. O. VAN BCOYOO Dentists Oarnett-Corey Dldg., aulte Sll JUBdford, Ore. Phone Srifi. L'mployinocir Agency J "B 0000 15MPI.OY.MKNT AOKNCY Wo wish I overybody to know that tho Old He- liable Hlttner Heal Estate nud Km- I pioymoni ugoncy, will get youi help, find you employniout, rent your houso or soil your lund. Mra J. S. Clark, manager successor. Hooins C und 7, Palm Illdg., Med ford. Oro. DR. J. J. 1SMMKNS Phyalclaa aa surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien tifically totted aud glasses sups piled, Oculist and Aurist for S. P. It. H. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co. Illdg., opposite P. O. Phono CG7. H. D. PICKKL, M. D. Office Jack sou Couuty Dank bldg. Office phono 43-R; rosldenco piiono G8-U, DU. H. W. OLANOY PhyBlclan ana surgoon. Phoues, office 30, rest delicti 724-J, Offlco hours' 10 tq 12, 2 to 6. DU. S. A. LOCKWOOD DU. MYUTLK S. LOCKWOOD Physicians and surgeons. Office 309-310-311, M. F.. & J I. Uldgr. Phoiiea residence, 814-J2; office, 814. Notary l'utilto Nii-4 HKL1JN N. YOOICBY Notary pub. llo. llrlng your work to mo at the aim of tho Mall Tribune. Print em una rubllsliera UKDFOUD PKINTINO CO. has the best equipped printing office Ik southern Oregon; book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc, Portlaud prlciu. 27 NorU rir Ht. NEW TODAY Would ou like to own a hundred acres of first clans alfalfa In Central California? If so gut right after this offer. Will exchange It for a bearing 01 chard, prefer pears, up to $19,000. and lot thu balance bun us a loan on tho alfalfa, which la cleur now. Tho prjro Is $250 Hir ucro. Oi perhaps joii would want a flno dalrj ranch In tho odgu of Hoswoll, N. M. 1 have a vory full description of one nf IX uoroe thoro, and tho party will take a Medford roeldonoo on an oxchango. Tho five nud u half acrea of ponrs, with good house and barn, Is still for trade for a houso lu Medford. Jackson County Dank Hulldlng C. D. HOON Sowing .Machines, SKWINO M ACHJNKS-rontod, sold or ropulred. Agency Singer Sowing machine . for Southern.. Oregou. Houdquarlors with Medford Furl turo und Hardware Co. C. A, Chapman. Shoo llepjilrlug bFuIk ItKPAIUiNa First olasa"aho4 repairing, ou modern electrte machines while you wait. K. N, Uldeu. located lu KIdd'a Shoe Btore, Phone 313J. ' f Trjujror ' BADS THANSFKIt & STOHAOW CO. Office 42 North Frout St. Phoa 315, Prlcos right. Bervice'guar-anteed Tj)hi ritcr- una Supplies. TYPKWHirKHS AND SUp1I.H:S Now Hemlngton, Smith Premier nnd Monarch typewriting, adding und subtracting machines, rebuilt machines for cash or easy pay nients. Machines for rent, rjhboiu and suppjlos ofull kinds, simple re pairs free pf cjinrge, Roger S, Dennett,'11 10 Quluce St.. phoaa; 9U-IL .