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Newspaper Page Text- y' MEDkBP TRIBUNE, MEPFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, TUN1S 30, .10,15 PAGE fflVIZ T" K f r I; "T E . AMD flj VICINITY Ashland la to JiaVo a replica of Its famous llthla springs In tho Oregon .building at tho San Francisco expo' Mtlon. Ita construction will bo along lines intended to duplicate nature's handiwork amplified In certain fea tures respecting rocks and rills and ,floi;a ombolllshmont. This Innova tion will bo Introduced at an early date. The local springs commission Is back of tho movement, seconded by tho state's exposition board. Mrs. Mary E. Wood, of Laurel street, Is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Head and their son Norman of Portland. Mrs. Head Is Mrs. Wood's daughter, and was formerly Miss Maudo Fuson, sister of Tom Fuson of Medford. Tho visitors will re main hero for a month or two. Mr. Itend Is mnklng a trip to San Fran cisco in tho meantime. Over SO students of tho Stato Uni versity nt Eugene, "who In tho years 1012-13 maintained a boarding houso undor tho name of tho "Tawah" club, nro being matlo defendants by tho I.nno County Credit association for 1412.17, with Interest from January 1, 1013, at eight per cent, alleged to bo a balance owed by tho club to tho ' storo In question. Tho linino of C. V, Loosloy, of Ashland, nppcars among the names of tho defendants. t Tho Celestial special, occupied by Hilneso of high degree and great wpnlth, passed through Tuesday. Members of tho delegation were brought from Medford In automo biles, shown all over tho city and ex tended moro than ordinary courte sies at tho hnnds of our citizens. Sea sonable treats In tho way of fruits and flowers wero showered upon tho party to tho groat edification of tho visitors. Mrs. Will Dodge has gono to Port land for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hunt, former resi dents here. i . Mrs. Aldred Heaver, of Spring Mold, Is visiting relatives hero, also at Medford and Klamnth Falls. Her mother Is Mrs. Illppoy of Medford. Forest Emery, of Mendocino, Cal., has recently purchased tho IGO-acro rnncli of Mrs. Sarah Murray, north rasi or Asnianu. Tho 'now owner contemplates oxtonslvo Improvements on tho placo. This deal was mado through tho Heavor realty agency. Word from Granite City Hospital Indicates that tho condition of How ard Frame, injured in last Sunday's automobllo wrock, Is progressing fav. orably. ' To Chester Stevenson, H. L. Whltod, II. O. Puruckor nnd Archln Eubanks Is given credit for being tho flrkt party of tho season which has scaled Mount Ashland clear to tho summit. Othors havo started on this trip but only got as far as tho rldgo owing to "dcop snow" or boiuo other Impediment. fhoy loft town Saturday night and returned Sunday afternoon. With ono exception tho climb was without particular Inci dent. Whllo skirting tho Frodeson moraln, Purucker's feet got to skid ding on tho Watson glaclor, and but for a troo which fortunately stood In his way, ho would havo tobogganed clear down to Long's plateau at tho mountain's base. Ho was carrying n $150 "GraTlox" at tho time, but olung onto tho machine like grim doath and snapped n sorfos of extra flno vIowh on routo. Whlted, who always carrlos an aneroid whllo ex ploring thoso elevations, thinks that the victim of tho accldont covered 300 foot ovor tho snow In throo sec onds. First Company, C. A. O, nrrlvod homo Tuesday afternoon, from Fort Slovens." having covorod thoiusolves with much distinction. Favorable commont was boston od upon both of flcors nnd men by tho military higher- ups. This dosorvod praise was forth coming owing to tho organization's niorltod standing In tho artillory branch of tho service, ranking only second to Portland's place In that de partment. At Talent, on Sunday, occurrod tho marrlHRoof Miss Ktholyn llurloy and Fred llollybaugh. Tho brldo has boon one of tho toachors In tho WohI Side school. Mr. llollybaugh Is a civil engineer, omplood on construe- tlon work In Siskiyou county, Cal. Recent Portland papers herald tho clicumstanco that Mayor Illanken burg of Philadelphia, has wired tholr old town to havo a bath in readiness for him upon his arrival at tho Roso City. A stipulation s that the bath must be avallublo before broakfast Why jjot stop In Ashland and disport In llthla, soda or sulphur In prefer ence to ordinary Dull Itun water? Mrs. Margarot Clark, of Waterloo. Iowa, sister of C. II. Vaupol, of this olty, Is at tho San Francisco exposi tion, anting as a Judge regarding merits of a, ougenles contest In uhlan babies of national reputation will figure. For a brief time Tuoday after noon, tilt town was in tbo bands of the military. Whon First Company arrived from Fort Stevens they fra ternized with members of Battery A of Portland, on the way homo from Monterej where the) had seen ser- OLD NICODEMU: HlMBLE AT THE FRONT tim J lt I H fi -M No. Tho nhclls of tho "enemy "daunted mo not! Safoly wclJ . . XjSKmWk I I 7 M landed on the other shorel I delivered tho dispatches! ( (fx M Mgr a l 7 ' & I ' fk 9)1 -o I )) L S) M-i---ii, J'l l(!nB my fcflr' fJ '"B-wV " ;r N- 3 Getting a running start,- -$2 . & 0NA JBbx' . 6 Upon MM , Wk 1 1 r ITi rtvcrv W1 N'0, 2 Mounting my steed, I A urged my steed to mako tho 7 4 ZZ-lLi '" iiSmmJt rolurn, Gen. rfGI m fcsjty 'cleverness, RJrodo leisurely to the brink of tho leap! From mine to mine, guided s r ' f!? W VSife?, ityFrcnch embraced - Sr ' turned to wrlver. It was full of floating by me, tho beast crossed tho tor- f ? s "" mu VjHi32imo as tho army ' H ' for aid! fjf mines' rentl S ? W-C!l -ffirchccrcd. - by Wells m the guns and horses of Iinttery II, 0th U. S. Field Artillery. Tho men brought bnck with them over r0 rattlcsnako skins nnd a number of live homed toads which thoy dis played as trophies. They woro un dor command of Capt. Chart. W Hclnic, and enjoyed two days on (he return trlii nnlnvlut- Mm ulr-Ma ni ' San Francisco. Tho soldier hon woro nil presented with floral and fruit reminders here. Among tho earlier frulls Alexan der ponchos aro now making their appearance In local mnrkets. Mr. and Mrs. Ornnt McKay aro vis iting tho Wllshlro family on Granite street. Tho McKnyn nro from Sacra mento, Mr. McKay being n brother of Mrs. Mary Wllshlro. Tho mother, sister nnd brother of .loo Mc.Mnhon, who Is an extensive nnchor In tho vicinity of ltoguo Itlver erstwhtlo WoodvlIIo, havo been vis iting .loo's family. Thoy aro from Chntsworth, 111. Mrs. Mc.Mahon Is tho daughter or T. K. IJolton or this city. -JEL sScpunilny with his mother, Mrs. .rlngsdnlo of Heaglo. fast twent-flvo friends gathered nljiJ and Mrs. Wilfred Jacka and stariicd them Saturday evening. A Kjjnfil good tlino was had by all. foueount of tho dry wealbor tho koJbIiIs have begun to wit tho gar- dttu jSw Smll wfenHo .Med BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES Ono of .Mr. Ilnrkor's friends from Klamnth Falls visited her last week. Iillllo fir loves was in Ilutto Falls recontly on business. Misses Cadzow and Crosby left Tuosday for their respective homes. Mr. Mllos' father and mother from Michigan nro visiting him at prosont Fred Crow has gono to Urltlsh Columbia where ho expects to mako Ills fortune. Mrs. Parker ontortnlned Thursday evening with n card and lawn part). Miss Edith Creed of Central Point is spending a fow days with frlondi hero. A Mr. Itobort8 nnd son nro visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. M. (loss, Mr. and Mrs. Hopp chaperoned a crowd of young plcnlcors ono day last wcok. Messrs. Dooms and Woods hnvo also returned from Klamnth. Mr. Chambers' house caught fire Sunday morning hut it was oxtoln gulshod bofnro any sorious damage was dono. Tho roault of u good fire system. Tho Christian Endonvor Socloty will glvo a lawn social home time In tho iyiar future on Mr. 1'nikor's lawn. Itsfroshmonts of lee ton nnd onko will bo horvod. Tho oxnet dato will bo nnnounrod lator. John Slier and Goo. Illuhardium havo to ino homo from Klamath. Mrs. Crosa gave n danco Friday night In tho Ilutto Falls hotel. All had a morry 1 1 mo, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kudos and famll) of Medford worn among tho auto chihp ors last wook. Mrs. Parker and son Hay nro t toudlng tho oxpoxltlon In Krlwo and visiting friends. Ilnth tho Union nnd tho ProI)tcr Ian Sunday schools aro going to celo lirato tho Fourth with picnics. ICrjjat Jtangor .lonos was In town roc. n biisinoss. Mr. Hughes hns some new platform scalos. Thoy will bo appreciated by tho hay and stock mon. Mr Koo has returned from a visit In Afchland with his sister. Mrs Ilu-chanan. Smith and Edward Foster wjBnmo Medford Sunday. Edward I'lwtt-wcnl to .lacksouvillo Monday tdftre on the petit Jury. ftlll.ee Vincent visited her sister, Mrti.tlddlchushcr ono night this "Si j1iMrn Hannah Is the guest of MtaWn Hall) or Medford. jjjjkMP. II. Dally and Marjory and Oeriiil Medford nro camped nt tho Dflljubln. Mtng tho Central Point visitors wrIrs, T Ilaluey, Misses Ora IlMMi and Vclmn Hannah, Henry pj iiml wife, Mr. and Mrs. llel Jferry Foster, Henry Morgnn ury Howard and wives started firt Klamnth Saturday. Tho nu havu leasol a rami for five yofttiud will mako their homo thero arils will spend tho sum- eltnn ranch. lojd French returned rroni Med- Sturdav to rrntor Lnfco Jfoniliiy, expi'iiinjr lo meet the pivornor there nnd lirin him Inu'k with them Tnesduy. The V. C. T. U. meetinj: h ileferred one week lieentiKo of tlie pienie nt Mr. Uiupli.v's net Siiluiilny, Julv !' Mr. nuil Mrs. I ruin nnil iluugliler iiml Mrn. Lower eiillcd nt Jlr. ViuiKlm'H Tliuixilnv moruiuK. luirl Ulriclt nml MiM Plot tier nT Mcilinnl wero pieniekiuK min ITnioti I'irck Sunilny. .Mr. nml .Mr. Vineenl ol' Cenlrnl Point v'lHileil nt the (lorilon mueli on Sunilny. Mr. nml Mix. !(. H. Vincent, Fein (lot don mid .Mi, .lime Vincent mul children went Id (lie valley Saturday. yofttiuu win nnltltHowa m M the Pv ro I r. INiirrxon was in lln xiciiuty l-Vfij. r. WulKcr ami fumilv liuve oiie ort Klamath to hpeml the 1'onitli. Ma Walker expecth to jut on aath Falls nml tnko teneher exflfniution lit tliut place. 1 wry Mnwui and wife piihueil tlir iuhlieio I'mlny en ruiilo to Fort Kli alt to spend tin Mimiuor. siMiu'Mrete Manwlielil lias had Wl prl fiiemls from .Meilfonl iik lioi tpi(.t. The vniinir Inilien went Inn t SatimliiN. .Mis. Sponni.T in nnv lithe Mnnstii'M much. I .Hd iVximi iMteil lii foimer ' 'Ol tan Iit-r. Miw t'lnm Skyimuii, 'I 8ra one i.i ln-it week. i1" Una in. i iked the cIoko of MixK KiN ue hchool ami teacher nml pu-I'1'- teu nio-t iiileie-tintf play tliut eliir Mr. Vvi.'w letiidiiiiee. The li"11 -t bk l.iihlv ileeiintlwl iintiilo nml 'Mt with ewrttreeiw and flow '" Tfei,' wn- a lunte ami most at ten iyjjHdiciice pivsent. The enter tnii raenl w.i- tollnwed lv u dinice, I ?ry (luiiluii, wile and chllilreii, "' 0ii Kl.iinalli i-ilnl lelulivuri in Ihi-' pjKjniiiiit recently. J fiand Mi. Charlfs Walker havo "''Vd'fo ln-M't. ftLWand Mr. Wen K'lw Mint Mikk Kuili, Ti ion p-oii of I lei by atlemleil the pyj. ,, wv Sututilav mulit. xlffl Jonas M'"I' fiom l'erit U '!& l'r''''', jVI-ti h'- niM'lited a new ''""1 aufpiii.ilnle and i. now ii-iiiir it "" SLJ"'1 l'"",,, 'Mr' M,'''' '" innnin, v'$Iil Vnliol- nml tliieo clul '"''iClJIii-ii'i, r, am vimtniK lm' pHingF Mr. , Mr-. VmukJih. Lntliffij.3,.1 ..,t thttm Ui Friday "'"' I'llpeiit the niht with liio linith- "tM-. Fiank Dit-woith. "JkPevtciii ami -on. Jiilne-. wont to Uie-m, , M,.la. ThfV nM!l-t to 'jf tin.l ii-li iilnni: the w.t. 'illfn (,n, i ..t Jni'k-oiiwlli' and ' Sali ,,, ii, Meill'iiid Hun went Koine men cannot get on lieeaiise they do not know Where lo get off. Mr. Trowbridge of Meilfonl was tnniHiu'luitf lniMiieH in this distiiet Sntnnliiy. .1. V, lloiiglauil nml miii motored to Hilt, (Jul., Katmilny. Monk Clniko is busily en;iigeil in hauling hay from the Itniilcn place. Kny K'eiinedv of Talent visited his parents Sunilny. O. S. Hlaektord is iixiiin ulluuiliui? coiiit in laiiksouille. Earl Taylor litis accepted n posi tion with the road eonsli-iietiou com pany, now located on the Siskiyou mountains. Willow Spring wns well repre sented at the Inisiuess men's stile in Conlrul Point Friiluy mid Sutuiday. Mrs. V. M. 1'iiliuer spent Monday' with Mr. W. A. Thompson. I). II. Piekun left for Portland on Sunday to transact important Inisi uess. .Mesiliuiuw Holmes mul Davis were in Central Point shopping Monday. Albert Torxoy lelurned lioin Foil Stovens after u two weeks' ciiennip incut with (he Meilfonl Xnliouul Xiiiiiils, Mr. and Mrs. Uliss mid son me located on their piopettv winch they leceutly purelmsed. H. F. Demi and crew of men stint ed headiinf uniin on the Mcrieudcii properly .Monday. John William mul I'mnih weic all dny irucst of II. .1, Taylor Sunday. The Misses Helen and Leah Par ker mo visiting in Uniuts Pass until after .luly -I. Mr. ami Mrs. Iluiold (Vmisluiw left for Shu Frmiuiweo Itur Suiidav moiii Iiur en route (o tlioir home in Itostou. For several week Ihev have lieen i-iling Mr. mul Mrs. V, ). and Her bert Chtike. CliASSIFIKI) ADS. Ono cent per word per Issue Six Insertions for prlco of flvo. Fifty cents per lino pur month without chango. j. ! . KOK IJKN'I MlSCICM.AMCOUH FOIt It IJNT Slciro rooininGnniett Coroy Hldg., fronting on Grnpo St. Also most deslrablo offices, reasonable. Host of aorvlco. L. I.. C'athcart, Hoom 310, Phono 1157.. I "Oil ItlCNT I'UKNISIIKI) APIS. FoiritENT ' -FiinilflhiHi apartinonts Tho Portion, 10 Quiuco. SC l'X)U ItKviw-nauMc? FOIt KENT Furnished bungalow; close In. 30 1 South Central. FOU KENT Six room modern house. Phono fi37-V, SC FOU KENT 5-room modern houso, hard-wood floortt, full content baso mont. Phono 370W. FOIt KENT r.-room bungalow nnd a l-room furiilsheil flat, Phono C21-U, 730 West 11 th St. r"Oit HAIr i,ircj'roox FOIt. SALE Jersey "cow,' Jus? f rush) and calf, Ilolmout Orchards, C. Fitch, Prop. S8 FOIt HALE wook old. llounr, iTosli cow, cuir ono Phono It-IIX. J. W. H8 WANTED MIMUKIjIjAMSOUB FOIt SALE Rod Pqllod bull ciiU; puro bred Duroc Jersey spring pigs; polo mountain buggy, good as new. rainier Investment Co Modoo Orchard, FOIt SALE Young horso, hnir cash. Phono II 8X ovonlngs. FOIt SALE Homos and mules, snaps lor qiilok snlo. C. E, Gates. FOU HALI'.-.-H.T;ELLAMC()UH -Jf- r"ir-ii i niMinmii n a. FOR SALE - Cheap, a two cylinder runaiioiii in good repair. Just overhauled. Inquire at .Medford Garage. b'J FOIt SALE Household xoods, also two good rlflos. ;il! King St. S(i FOIt SALE Sandwich hay baler wh horso power, excellent condi tion, cheap. Phouu It. A. Pleico, Contra! Point. 811 HOSE NEW Reported by Jacksou County At tract Co., Sixth nnd Fir Bt. fiiuili Couit Attnle. ol iiicoiior.itioii ol son Diuk ciiinpiiiiv. IH- Iteal Estate iiansfeis .1. It. Ma-hhurn el ux (o Ann II ltu--'ll, lot on Cliunii and Main -tieet-, A-lilund 1 I lilted State- to Jacob Niel sen, land jo ! 1 t)-:iH- 1V. Putent ALONG ME RIVER John Warner bought a new mower recently. Hlrd Johnfcton and Norman Ga have returned from a business trip to Portland. They bought a small saw mill while thero. Ralph Dean and family of Willow Springs plcnlced on the river Sunday. Among those who were In Ea$le Point were Jasper Hannah. K II. Ralnev, Mrs K E Uellowg, T C i'Mtl jB iW vce for a week having taken oer MTa'e ie-e Itapsdale and farnilv j Transferred to Frisco U, mi .ii i count ol freight, drawee and storage, 'Mil -ell td Selmal piano, tuiest tone .tKK); :(.").()() down, balance or ii. IUH Ford, A-l condition, i.'iU.OU extras, $:ig.". -o dim ifif set, kitchen cabinet, drensers, libmry tslilc, rt)i ker-. ruK. .Mee six-room wu wim siuuiuuk pureu v'fin rent cheap, three liltics- irom iiarnei-i oiey liuiliiinir iiitd cletncit thntiiKhout, with elect He ranc, water iitei , an. heater tor sale halt price or will soil eK)iutely ,IKI ' "iistrator motor wheel bike booster and brand m' 0.oo b... 'ir saie, iuu, inciuuinsc neuev enure 'jRi-ksnii cttiinti (lit"' ,t intecls. Allow tor nale two ita -on v WM H SEARLE, 244 S GRAPE STREET, PHONE 915-J FOR SALE Centrifugal pump, 8 luch stroam, with nil cnnoctlons mul some oxtra pipe; will Irrigate 100 acres. This pump will draw Hand, gravel or wnter. Phono WILL or call at 20U W. Main, clty. FOR HALE RKAIj ICSTATH FOR SALE Flvo room furnished bungalow, east side. .Must bo sold at once. Willing to mako big sac rifice Phono J3-X. HELP WANTED .MALE WASTED ihards Packers at Hampton or Phoue Ifis-ltl. WANTED hlTtmi'lONH (il A PFFEPR " Desire i lown " or country driving Competent and caroful Address 11., caie Mall Tribune 80 WHY? it IS VOIR lllSIX ESS TO HI'E ME Ilecauso my stock in trade la to havo optioned at tho lowost cash prlco tho best buy In this county. I have been on tno ground look ing out for you for the past flvo years. Noarly everyday I havo In vostlgntod eoino "good thing." I have eliminated everything except those duala which I am convinced will ee euro me satUflud customers. In a fow hours time I can glvo you tho bunoflt of this research- It Is my business to show you over tho county and introduco you to tho possibilities and opportunities here. See Mod ford first and J. C. BARNES Room '-'01, First XaUoiini Hank llldtf. WANTED Contracts for box mak ing. Prices, pears nnd npples 70o hundred; peach HGc hundred, llox 10 caro Mall Tribune. 80 WANTED To ront 2 good snddlo horses for two weeks. Address llox in, Mall Tribune. 87 WANTED Portland Junk nnd sec ond hand store paya tho highest prlco for Junk and hides, ote. Also second hand goods. Will call for Tic worth. Phono blO-Il., 21 S. Pi out street. 97 FOR KAUMAMlll FOR"xoii ANGE -Will oxehango ptnperty corner South Onkdalo and Tenth for Portland proporly. G. Townsend, fid Union Avo Portland- Oregon. 91 MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN Havo 121100 to loan upon ranch proyorty. E. S. Tinny, 210 Gnmett-Coroy llldg. l.OS'1- LOST Soutowhero between Medford nnd Kelly's Island on ltoguo Klvor road Sunday, presumably near Dodge Riverside ranch, grip containing my fishing outfit, clothes, wading shoes, rods, tly books, lender box, riles, etc. Reward Tor return to 'G. Piitnnm, Mull Tribune office, Mod ford. LOST llotwcou Medford nnd Siski you, rod wool automobile hood. Flndor return to Mall Tribune and rocelvo suitable reward. 80 nuMNKHS imiKOTOinr Atlorntfs PORTER J. NEFF. WM. I'. MEALMI Attornoya-at-Law, Rooms 8 anil 9, Medford National Hank bldff. A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garnott Corey bldg. iiusini:ss directory Wni. M. Cohig, Gourgo M. Roborti COLVIG & ROIIERTH. LAWYERB- Medford National Hank llulldlns 1J. F. MliLKEY & GEO. W. OHERIU Attorneys nt Law. Jackson Coun ty Rank llulldlng. Auto nuppiic LAIIER AUTO BPRINO CO. W aro operating tho largest, oldoit and best cmilppod plant In tho Pa clflo northwest. Uso our sprlngi when othors fall. Sold under guar snteo. 2C North Flfteonth St. Portland, Oro. Collcitlon.s mul KcKrts COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wo collected some accounts 11 years 'old. Wo know how to got tho money. Tho Mullock Mercantile Agency, lue , Rooms I, 2, :i, Has klus' llldg. 210 E. Main St. DrnUsU DR. W. M. VAN BCOTOO DR. O. O. VAN BCOYOU Dontlsts Gsrnott-Corey Illdx., suite Hedford, Oro. Phono 860. Ill Employment Agency EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Wo wish everybody to know that tho Old Re liable lllttnor Real Estato and Em ployment agency, will got your help, rind you employment, rent your houso or soil your land. Mrs, J. S. Clark, manager successor. Rooms 0 and 7, Palm IJIdg., Med ford. Oro. NEW TODAY Would ou like to own a hundred acres or first clasu alfalfa In Central California? If so get right after this offor. Will oxehango it Tor a boarlng orchard, prefer pears, up to 115,000. and let tho balance run as a olau on the alfalfa, which Is clear now. Tho price Is $XC0 per acre. Or perhaps you would want a flno dairy ranch In tho odgo of KoawoM. N. M. I have a very full description if one of 13 acres thore. nnd the part) will take a Medford residonco on an oxehango. Tho flvo and a halt acros of poars, with good 1(0 use and barn, U still for trade for a houso In Medford. C. D. HOON Jmiiboit Count) Hunk liulldlug Chiropractors DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Loulso H. Ilodgoa Mcchnno-Thoraplsts, Chiro practors, Bpondylotborsplsts. Tbeee systems, Including dietetics, cura tive gymnastics, hydro-thoraphy, etc., produce results In both acuta and chronlo dlsoasos. Consulta tion froo. Over Douol & Co., cor ner Main And RartloU. Hours S a. m. to 6 p. m. Other hours by appointment. Phono 170. DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, norro npoclallst Rooms 203-304-205. Gnrnott-Corey bldg. Vapor baths nnd scloutlflo tnassago given; noodle spray, head nnd rihouldor shower In connection; advice in dlntotlcs. medical gymnastics, bydropthorapy. Lady atlondanU Phono, oftlco G43, rnsldonco Dll-ft. Engineer anal Contractor FRED N. CUMMING8 Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & II. llldg. Surveys, cntlmates, Irrigation, drainage, orchard aud land Im provement. Oaring GARnAOIO Got your premlsea cloanod up for the summer. Call on tho city garbage wagons lor good service. Phone 274-L. T. Y. Allen. Instruction In Mustc HAIGHT MUSIQ BTUDIO Room 401. Garnutt-Coroy Uldg. Frod Al ton Ilnlght Piano, Mrs. Florence Halliday llalght, voice. Phone 72. l'liycdcinns ana tyurgeoas DR. F. a. OARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS OARLOWOsteopathla physicians, 410-417 aaruott-Corey bldg., phono 1030-U Residence 2G South Laurel Bt. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physicians, 303 Garnett-Oorey building. Phone U04-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Phyolclaa aad surgeon. Prnctlco limited to eye. ear, noso and throat. Eyes sclen-. tlflcally tostod and glasses sup-t piled. OcullHt and Aurlst for S. V. R. It. Co. Orricos M. F. & H. Co. llldg., oppoalto P. O. Phono SG7. H.' II. PICICEL, M. D. Office Jack eon County Rank bldg. Offlca phono 43-R; rostdenco phone 68-R. DR. R. W. CLANOY Physician and surgoou. Phones, oftlco 36, resi dence 724-J. Office hours 10 t 12, 2 to 6. DR.S. A. LOCKWOOD DR. MYRTLE 8, LOCKWOOD Physicians and surgeons. Offlca 309-310-311, M. F. & II. llldg. Phones roaldonce, 814-J2; office, 814, NoUiry 1'uMlo HELEN N. YOCICEY Notary tub. lie. Ilring your work to me at thai sign of the Mall Tribune. k Printer ana rnMIsher a i UEDFORD PRINTING CO, lias tUsJ UUBl ulllllppua 1H1UIIU6 UlltoO . southorn Oregon; book binding, loose loaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 37 NorO sir Ht. Sewing Mn'rlilie .,.u.,l ....... -M..... tf-nll.. 6 iiiachlno for Souififie CiiaO" Ileaiuiuartera with Mudi'Kri rttfl turo and llnrdwaro I'vu th AT Chapman. r-- -x- ,ai BHOE REPAIRING First class ihot iu'aiiii5, uu wuuuiii vinv.ii rnachlnos while you watt. K. N. Dlden, located In Kldd's Shoe Htore, Phono 313J. Trsnsrera BAD8 TRANSFER to STORAGE CO, -Office 42 North Front St. Fhoa 316. Prices right, 8errlce gusr- tnteed TyKUtrlters unit HupplleJ. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES- Now Remington, Smith Prcnile and Monarch typewriting, ad ling and subtracting machluea, rebuilt inachlnos for cash or easy pay- ments. Mnchlues for rent, rihboai and suppllea or all kinds, simple r. iilr frrtu or cli:iri;e. Iloicer . ll.miAlt 10 nullify St.. uVim V 88-K. - . .wi if1 M U A. ..MMFV, . fe"