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Newspaper Page TextPA0B rvw OLD NICODEMUS NIMBLE AT THE FRONT BY WELLS MEDFORD MKDG TKIBUNTS, MEDFOKD, OttEClON, TTIUttSDAY, JULY 8, 1015 PROGRAM OPENS . 'AT CHAUTAUQUA ftrUlLANI), July 8. Cliiuilaiintut opened Tuesday morning, which date wn& lerlucd Ohio day, although lliu ikey lOHIgllU more in the bleach tliuii in the el: sorvunee. T ho glorious shower pre vtiiimg was welcomed ns u general benefit, oven if it did temporarily dis commode noniu of the Clututitiupiii worshipers. In Hie morning iit'll (hero wns it heultli talk )V Min Kiliiti Kilgcniu Lowe, also a rending at 12: IR p. in. by the Hiitnu lady. Tile event itf the day wjih HnuiiigiirritVi leetnre on "Napol eon;" neeonipanied by nearly MO elu glial colored viewH. Wbriiiesriiiy was Central Point nnd Gold Hill day. A health talk and prelude Were followed hv two or Itnliiitpnnll'ri nmslorpiceeM, 'The Present Kuropenu C'risiH," whioh, uk its title implies, deals with twist and present conditions in tlio great war zone, and "Russia of Today." which included rare descriptive features of the ezars people find government. Among familiar ChnutuiPMiu faces none is more welcome than lVofesmir Fiedoriek Hcrehtholri tr PorvnllN, member of .the facility of 0. A. P. This is his ni.lh or seventh succes sive reason here. Ilis npeeiullv tliis year is "Poateniporarv KugllHli and Continental Literature," the classes niootiiur each iuoniini except Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Poloy accom pnnlod by Mm. Joseph I'oloy nnd hor daughter Minnie, left Wednesday morning for Snn Frnnclbco nhd othor points. The trip wilt bo n motor ono In Mr. I'oloy'H Studcbnkor. Miss Bvn I'oloy, tonclior In tho local Behoola, wll Join tho pnrty Inter by trnln. Jnvcslgntlou of tho recent wreck In local railroad yards Is going for ward. Railway officials nro reinforc ed In efforts to nrrlvo nt findings by two AHblnnd 'cltlaons, V. O. N. Smith cnsbler of tho Citizens' bank, and ex. Mayor Itobert Nell. A searching In iilry Is holm; mndo and "prlvato niiillcncos'' nro being granted hourly on board tho "Hhnsln," with ninny railway employees Invited to nppcnr on tho carpet,' nnd finch Invltntlons tiro Junius tho forlnnl "It. S. V. 1." . Slur.chtUiibcr.procerilngB nro reported to, bo In vogue, with probabilities that tho "surety first" slogan or tho 8. 1. will receive a sovoro Jolt In vlow of developments. Mrs. P, H. Whitney returned Wed nesday from Grants Pass where she went to visit hor nlcco, Mrs. Ken neth Noll, who Ik n dnughtor of Phil Melchun, Hr.. or Portlnud. Tho Noll estnte Is Ardencrnlg, located nboul 7 utlloH out from Grants Pass, nnd Is an extensive proporty, Mr. Noll is an offlcor with a Rrltlsh regiment In Franco. Ho hns been III In tho hos pltnl for some tlmn punt, but n rceont cablegram announceH nu Improvo nicnt In his condition. Tlio family name, Noll, Ih oinliiently Scotch, Manual training nnd domestic nrt rnds nro discontinued by tho public schools of Chlro, Cnl., which linvo re cently ndded 00 beHiitlfully gownod dolls to their training department. Mrs. Homer Hillings has returned from a six weeks' visit with her par ents In western Iowa. Siskiyou county toacbers will bold their annual Instltitto this yenr nt Dunsinulr Instead of Yrokn, nH linn boon customnry. Tho Instltuto begins Aug. 30, with ovor 100 tenchors In attendance Mrs. Mnry llrokor ot Sncrnmonto, daughter, of R. Ponlston, Is homo for a visit with her parents. In cleaning out Vrekn's old sceptic tnnk, contractors removed gold dust, tho "clon'n-up" nmountlng to -2.50, which lias been turned Into tho city treasury. Mrs. (iiiH llodburg and children have returned from an exposition visit which extended as fnr southns Los Angeles, fius preccdod hor homo by n fow days In tlmo to round up tho Modorn Woodmon iiolghborH for tho July assessment nnd nlso to resunio bis duties ns Western Union llnomnn. (leorgo Hoborts of Talent, an old lime stngo driver of this section, wns a picnic visitor nt tlio doings on July 5. Hushed to clrlvo tho "limit ed" from Ilarrons to Hock Point on tho Roruo ulver, nnd met many for mer acquaintance among Ashland people. W. II. McNulr U attondlng a stato convention of Oregon druggists nt Qoarhnrt this weok. Ha will nlso visit his brother Sydney nt ltaymond, Wnsr.. boforo returning. Miss Uernlta Mix of Sucramonto ar rive! early In tho weok for a visit with her mother. Mre F. H. Mix. who has Ween In this vlelnlty for tomotlnio post. F. U. Mix was furmer owner of the depot drug store. Newt. Jacob, a former eounty tlurk of Jaeksou county.. In the days when populism ooatrollert )lltloal affairs In thta region. U visiting Irlond hereabouts, lie attended tbej 111 CKC.VO I ASHLAND AND VICINITY 225wfViS3?j f5y concroto mixer nnd rodo off nt top speed I No. 3 Approaching tho guns, l boiu n lUlILpsV Xl VHJfcBi I CiALyfA7' yvyr'hs '-'&lBBFB--''',lmmimmmama. stream of cement ovor thorn -tho men vC &- Q t-Jjp ?"".'.-' IOU!Ik5!iy,maCbfSr " -."'-?-4aSHSjS JJ Nof DHo Dltll "alii his horse In that iR y!V!u&3r9hL fortress. lionsKui mo lor No 4nul wnon i turned around, tholr cavalrymen rodo nftcr niol I turned v desolate plain, u stono monument to my 10 U TStiff tt P,au' ' nnd sent n stream or cement nt tholr .captain! marvelous brain nnd hnndl afc)-"- ' 'h-ZtE:: big picnic nt Ashland on tho nth. Newt, now resides nt Riverside, Cal. In reviewing tho history of tho nomenclature of northern California towns, tho Sacrnnionto Uco of recent dato coploa clreuniMtanccs heretofore related In theso columns, giving cred it to James Thornton nnd Jncob Wng ner or Ashland and their associates for having mined tho first plnccr gold on tho spot whoro Yrokn now stnnds. This wnB G4 yonrs ago. Mr. Thorn ton Is still living hero nt tho ngo ot nearly 90 yenrs. Whnt Is now Yrokn wns first cnllcd "Thompson's Dry Diggings" and afterwards "Shasta Ilutto City." Yrokn Is derived from "Iokn" tho Indlnu vomnculnr for Mount Shasta. Miss Kllaboth Morrison, neeonipan ied by her nieces, I ho Misses Fmlly nnd Itutli Longfellow, nil of Min neapolis, Minn., wero Fourth ot July Visitors hero with relatives among tho Heaver families. 13. M. Fowler of Now WostmliiBtoPctroKmri correspondent de ll. C. partner In tho local CarsonH l0 c-hoek to tlio Austrian as Fowler Lumber Co., has been n rccjMU, froin tsi-til blunder hv tint vlfiltor hero. Ho Is connoctej0 j0Mcph Fcrriinanri, who in with lnrgo Hhlnglo mill Interests Iwift nu arivaiico left his army's that Canadian province. His Blsteving uncovered, enabling the Dr. Lulu Fowlor, graduato of UiibJUis to deliver an attack which Medlcnl college Chlcngo. and vrMlu. Ai.ufri.u.v 1l-iJP."ii.li. n... has boon n renldont of Fiigend, Is now In Ashland and will locate and prac tice lu this vicinity. Lator on ubo will bo joined by her parents. Alrti. Major Harron Is adding to tho nppearanco of her proporty, tho sight ly Staples rosldenco In tho Nob Hlli district, which hIio purchased somo time ago from K. T. Staples. Denton Dowoih Is down town again, after sovoro Illness which has kept lllin confined to tho house for weeks past. Ills condition Is yet In the con valescent stage. S. P. rilnor No. 1003 Is manned by n whlto crow of cooks and wallers Instead of darkoys. Louis K. Joy of Portland, has boon In this territory for some tlmo past ns country circulator ror tho Orognn Inn. Ho Is a brother or A. C. Joy, rormer principal or tho llollevlow school and owner or tho Producer Consiimor orchard In that locality. Hov. Itobert Tweed and wire, rorm er residents but now living lu Idaho in tho vicinity or Harrison, nro chnu tauqua visitors. The family still own property hero and aro eager to return to southern Oregon. Mr, Tweod lu a retired Presbyterian clorgymnn. Miss I-Mna Dowers, (laughter of Honton Dowers, was married nt tho homo of hor mint, Mrs. T. A. Chlldors nt Mnrtn, Presidio county, Toxus, t Clny Holland, of Doming, Now Mex ico, Tho ceremony occurred Juno 23. MIbb Krinn left Ashland about a year ngo to visit hor aunt In Texas. Mr. Holland Is a prominent cattleman of his homo region. Mrs. S. A. Klrby or Douglas, Wy oming, Bister ot K. T. Staplos, Js vis iting hor brothor'a ramlly hero. Dr. J. II. Coopor nnd wlfo of New castle, Pn., linvo boon visiting Ash Inuri lu connection with n tour of tho western country. Dr. Coopor is n majority stockholder In tho Ashland Commercial Orchards company. The shower-, aro verv inviting and refroshing after the few dnyn of hot weather. One of the days lat week the men'iirv in tho thermometer hugged 100 riefcrotw from Jl u. ih. un til f it. m. Tho people here ail poul tbir 1'ourUi in lMenieking. Mrs. Mauri Kubli 'with riaitfthtor and mou, Ivlitli and Kriwarri, with their frimid. Jack null UiiMtrice O'llrwn and Alta aad Phwtur Kubli, MWit the Fourth unri a few ria at the hike. Th Mn family drove up to the O'HriMt Fork, on tup uf SteaialMiMt lull, asri in turniHl th wf day, and a UMuber or Athora wfr gone that dav. Mr. unri Mr. Whct-irr drove out her? Iat SlllldllV, Mtlflldllis to -mm at lUitr hvuflthwUi nvd. Mr. Wlu-c- APPLEGA1E ler took u swim in the river before relurnijiL' in the evening'. Hoy Hrown, who lives here, wns in Mori ford u few days lust week tak ing the teachers' c.Miniiuiitioii. HosMo. Cooper is visitimr fiiunris in Stcnmboat. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kri Ilerriotl nnd chil dren from Ornnts I'uhs aro visiting friends in this place. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. MeDaniel mid children, Thelinu unri (llonn, of Ap plej;iitc, Harry Lu ami fiiinilv, with Mr. MeDanicls' mother, Mrs. Cook, nil of Jacksonville, returned today from the Sparks place, on Thouinson creek, where they spent tho Fourth. Mr. ami Mrs. Collins expected to join them, hut at the Palmer creek cele bration Mr. Qollius received (piite u serious injury in one of his eyes.- It is not yet kiioWh if ho will lose the sight of his eye or not, its the physi cian is not nhlo to tell vet ins in nursiiit. Thaw. -in..l mine sanity, tl tiu.i people . ..... ....,, .. IM'IVM, ,,, -that have been staying in Ktcamboiit with Mr. nnd Mrs. Potior, left for their home in Porvullifc n l'w riavs hack. Hoftsio Colviu of Jacksonville is out staying with Mnrio Kcucriict lhi week. We nro nil glad to know thai .Mrs. Pcruoll was able to be up in u wheel chair Tuesday. Sim o.vpoclH to conic to her homo in about a uoolt, Walter M lller, Harvey Kueli and llcihcrt Henri left Monday for Klain iilh county and will bo gone about I luce mouths. Fred Snrran, the minor from Stoumhonl, made a business (rip to Apnliiatesoii the Fourth. loo Itader and wife of Phoenix are the guests of Mr. unri Mcm, lleruiiiu Mi'useiigcr. ICalo Sheperri mid Sum Jorduii of Ahhhiiiri tarried u couple of days in Steamboat fUhlug, having excellent luck. Our second traveling library is in the community, The liook arc at John Pcrnoll'H store and can lie had at your cnlluij; for thciii. E Hoportod by Jackson County An trum Co., Sixth and Fir Sts. Circuit Court Kdwarri W. Sulloo vs. F. W. Phmo et al., notice. J. W. Ilerrian vn. P. J. Dniiteu et ul., demuircr. Pi-olmto Couit Knluto of V. It. Fariimn, bond. KhLiIo of Anna Poo, petition for, order appointing, liond of administra tor, order aipoiutiiig apjiramer. Ileal I.'stato Tnuisrers Jeicmiali Niiiiau et ux to .1. II. Ilucnors et ux, laud in .lack- sojivillu .1,650 Freri Ilaiiptmnu et ux to John Cameron, laud in feoe. J2-!10- 2W . 10 Frori Keoliiaton to Kiln Hoc- kin.ijand in AJiland- ...'- 10 John H. Ooodrieh to li. J. Klein, bit ft and a atrip of laud :i feet in width off Mtuth side of lot II, in lliuhbuiri ad dition to Medforri 10 AUTO HKRVICK FROM lUCLK POINT TO MKDPORD AND HACK Tho undersigned will loavo Frank Lowls' confectionery ovory day ox cent Sunday for Medford with his auto at 1 o'clock n. in., arriving at 2 p. m. Lauvo Nualt lioic Medford, at a. nu, arrive at Ragle Pv'nt at 6 a. w. A itart of the traffic Is soutil ed. S. II. IIARN18H, Ragle i'ont, Ur COURT HOUS m NOTin: of siiKitii'F's ham: ox li.VHOUTlOX IN I'OltlK'I.OSlJIti: W. L. McCluro, Plaintiff, vs. John T. NoIIboii, DDfondnut. Hy vlrtuo of nu execution nnd an order or pale duly Issued out or and, under tho seal or tho circuit court or tho state or Oregon for tho County or Jackson, dated the, 2nd day or July, l'.ur., In a ceitnln caiiso therein, wherein W. L. MrCluro, as plaintiff, rocovorod on tho 18th day of May, 1915, a Judgment against John T. Nellfion, ror tho Bum or Two Thous and Klght hundred and Sixty-four nnd 00-100 (fSSil-i.OO) Dollars, with liuorost thereon from said 22nd day of February, IMS, nt tho rato ot X per cent per milium nnd two hundred olghty-Hvo dollars ($2Ni!fi.OO) Dol lars attorney's fco, and tho further Bum of Thirty-two ($32.00) Dollars costs, which Bald Judgment wns en rolled and docketed In tho Clerk's office of nald Court In said county on tho lSth day of May, 1915, nnd Which nnld Judgment Is or record In Volume. 23 or tho Circuit Court Journal nt pages fi, fi and 7 thereof. In compliance with tho commnuds ril'f H!lhl Kxccutlnn and Order or salo I w, SATl'ltDAY, August 7th, "".1915, at tho hour of 10:00 o'clock a. ""In. at tho front door of tho Court V. lilnlfnn Iti .lnnlf anil vlll.i Tnnl'imn Pniln. iMoiiso In Jacksonville, Jackson Cotin killed Slij' Stato or Oregon, offer for salo lm Imil i 1h1 w'" ,:u" llt bllc auction to tho "" highest bidder for rnsb subject to ro largo Htl'demptlon as Is by law provided, all lor tho right, title, and Interest of tho defendant John T. Nellson, in and to tho following described real and per boiiiiI property situated In Jackson County, Stato of Oregon, and being more particularly described as fol lows, to-wt: An undivided one half Interest In and to that certain water ditch known iih tho "Ilrnricn Ditch" leading from a certain point lu hot Two (2) In Section Woven (It) Township Thirty-nix (31!) South of nange Three (3) West of the Wlllametto Meridian In Orogon. and extending thonco lu n southerly direction through parts or section 10, 11 nnd in, and ending In Lot I or Section lTi, Township and range aforesaid, together with bead dam, bead gate, flood gates, and flumes connected thorewlth nnd nil fraiichlseH and rights or way nnd tho privileges belonging thereto; Also a tract or parcel or land described an follews: lioKlnnliig at a point on tho west lino of tho right or way or tho Orogon nnd California railroad, i!30 feel southerly from the dividing lino between lots throe nnd four, section in, where said dividing lUio Inter sects the west lieu of said railroad right of way, In Tp. 0 S. It. 3 West W. M. and running from said begln nlng point In a duo west course to tho low wator mark of Itoguo river, thence along tho low water mark or tho ICsst margin of said rlvor, 2 no feet seutherly: thence duo ent to the west Hue of the railroad right of wii) ; thonco lu a northerly direction 12 no root along said right or way to tho place of IkkIiiuIiik. containing ono ncro more or loss, together with uunrtx mill, assay office, loading platform, wnter whool, penstock nnd nil mucblner). tools, and appliances connected therewith or belonging to the same or situated thereon. All of the nbovn doscrlhed real property will ho sold at said tlmo and plnco In the mniinor provided by Inw, ror tho sale or real property under execution to satisfy tho Judgment above named, togothor with tlio costs, and nccrulug costH or salo. Datod this 3rd day ot Julv, 1915. W. H. SlNOLKIt. Sheriff. Dy 15. W. W1UON, Deputy. NOTICK OF ASHICSS.MKXT Callfornla-OreKou Power Company I.ocatlun of principal (dace of bus iness: San I'"ranclHco, California. Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting or tho directors held on the 29th day or Juno, 191C, an assess ment (No, 11 of Thirty Cents per Share was lovlujl upon the capital stock of tho corporation, payahlo Im mediately to tho Hecrotury nt tho of fice of tho eorjmrnllon, No. 131 I.eld osdorff Street, Hnn Francisco, Callfor nln. Any stock upon which this as sessment shall rgmnln unpsld on Kat urdav, tho 7th day of Auaust, 1915, will In doliiKiuent nnd advertised for ale at public auction, and. unless jiayiiirnt Is mado before, will bo sold ou Saturday, the 28th day of August. 1015, at tho hour of 12 M . to jiiy tho dellH(pint asgoaament, together with ioU of advorllslng and expuiises of sale. Datwl, June 20th, 1915. ALEX J. UOBIIOItorCH, Secretary of CaHfomla-OroKou Powor CotHiHUiy. Office : J31 Lajdotulnrtf Street, Snn Frimelacu. Oallforala. 97 FOR RKNT MISCICLINLOCK ROOMS HMMtKNT Modwrii'bousel.e. i-insc JVVWi .lt9 lO- PhoH ?i!i--Ii roil Klcvt-itmNic? FOR HUNT Furnished bungalow; close In. 30 1 South Contrnl. FOU HUNT 5-room modern houso, bard-wood floors, full cement base iiiont. Phono '370W. l'OIC i;i:N't--Mlht.'ltlil,ANKOUS FOuTlijNT Store room In ' 'bnriictN Corey Illdg., fronting on flrnpo St. Also most doslrablo offices, reasonable. Host ot norvlco. I. L. Cathcart, Itoom 319, Phono 1C7. tfOK HAIiR MflnittlOIC FOR SALI4 A row high grade Del Ulan hares, does and bucks. Mod font Poultry and Fgg Co. Phono 583. a:i FOR SALH Cow. Apply It. U. Wil son, telephone 857-L. 1-OR SALU Drood sows and' young . Pig. Plionu 103-R3, 11. . Van Dyke. . FOR SALIO TlTuioughbrod Poland China bowh and bonrs, ready to wenn. Can bo registered. Phono 597-RG or call nt lOgau Orchnrd Co. 9C FOR SALIC -Ilrood hows nnd young pigs, 103-lt. D. F. Vnn Dyho. US FOR SALK Horses or nil kinds; houso wagons, cninidng wngous, nacKs, nnruesH. vinsou'i a llaru, N. Itlvorsldo Ave. llli FOR SALK -Or trade, good aged horse, or would consider trade for a good cow. Kmost Wobb, Central Point, Ore. 90 FOR BALK Horse, buggy, ami bar iiosn, Will trade for wood. Ilox CITi, Medford, Ore. 91 FOR SALK-Stock hogs, all sizes. T. K. Soautllu. Phono II 1U. FOirBATiiHoTri'Tilieil ' buTTcalf ; puro bred Duroc Jersey Hprlng pigs; polo mountnlii buggy, good as new. Palmer Investment Co., Modoc Orchnrd. FOU SAMMlacflilihAMCOHH FOR SALK Largo refrigerator In good condition, fin. on. Nine puro blood P. R. pullets 11 oaeli. Mrs. llattle Dyer. 1111 N. Central. 91 FOR SALK Apricots at market prlco. Order or .Mrs. J. A. Mrntiiey, Phono 92D-1I. 91 FOR SALIC One hundred good grain bags. Dux 30, euro Mall Tribune. 92 FOR SALK Centrifugal piiiiipT 8 Inch stream, with all collections and Home extra plpo; will Irrigate J 00 acres. This pump will draw Band, gravol or wator. Phono 1)3 Mi or call nt 20C W. Main, city. FOR KAunn'.'uau FOR TRADKHoavTbTocTmaTooT driving horso or cow. Phono even ings 77S-J. 90 l4XCHANOKKriiltyIn fine rosf donce property St. Louis, Mo., for clour ranch. Ilox 111, caru Mall Trlbuno. 93 IIXailAOK -15000.00, Rosj) City Park, Portland, houso, 8 rooms, hardwood floors, hullulns, modern kitchen, sleeping poroli, largo clos ets, full cement basement, furnaoe and wash trays, desirable location; two blocks from tar liny, jiear Presbyterian church Add roan P. O. Ilox 242, Medford, Orogon. 91 WHY? IT IH YOUR RCmXRSS TO HMH MlC necatiso my slock in trndo Is to havo optioned nt tho lowost cash prlco tho boat buy In this county. 1 liavo boon on trio ground look ing out for you for tho past five years. Nearly everyday I bnvo In vestlgntod wiiiio "good thing." I bnvo eliminated ovorythlng oxoopt those doals which I um convinced will ee luro me satlsflsd customors. In a fow hours tlmo I can glvo you the benefit ot this research. It Is my business to show you over tho county and Introduco you to tho possibilities nnd opportunities bore. Soo Med ford first and J. C. BARNES Room U01, First NaUou.il Ilaak l)ldg FOR HALK UKAIi KSTATH FOATriVVnlrioiaXhuhu rooming houno with It! furnished rooms, locnted nt 215 Fourth St., Anhlnnd, Orogon. Cull or wrlto J. M. Black, Proprietor. 1 10 iikijP AVA.vrwi aiAiiK 1IKLP WANTKIV-llnker, reliable and experienced, for 3 or I iiioutha by tho Ashland llauoiy on Fourth Struct; recommendations needed. Apply In poison to Joe Rusk, Ash land, Oro. , WANTKI) MinurciAjAKKOUH WANTKD To buy, n smnll rofrlgor ator. Ilox K, ilnll Tribune. WANT13D Wntor tnnk for wagon ubo. J. II. Carklu, or Phono USX. evenings, WANTKI) Milk cow for her koop; have god alfalfa pasture, Phono 539-Jl. Oh WtNTKDHecond band nianuro spreader; good condition. Phono 113-J. -.- ,- ir i ; -Tr.ae-rr7-a" -J-B MOXKY TO LOAN TO LOAN J5000 to loan on Improv ed property, city nnd orchard prop erty not desired. Addrosu Ilox SO, Medford Mnll Tribune. LOS LOST-Pnlr of new ukld chains, hum mer, etc., from auto Friday ho twcijii Ashland and Kuglo Point. Sultbhlo reward. J. W. Mitchell. STRAYKD OR KTOLKN Fov-hoiind dog, color spotted black ami whlto, lemon spotn over eyes, build Is rather rangy, about IK months old. RunHouable roWanl offoreil. Dr. S. A. Mtilkoy, Central Point, Oregon. 91 LOST Somewhere between Medford and Kelly's Island on itoguo Rlvor j-ond Sunday, presumably near Dodge Riverside ranch, grip containing m fishing outfit, clothes, wading shoos, reels, fly books, leader box, files, etc. Reward ror return to itt. Putnam, Mnll Trlbuno office, Medford. ItUKINKSS lllllKOTOinr Atlornnjk w. PORTKR J. NKFF, WM. X. MKALHI AtloruoyH-nt-Lnw, Rooms S Htid 9, Medford National Hank blifg. A. K. RKAMKS, LAWY lJu TlnrnoTt" Corey bldg. Wm. M Colvlg, (leorge t. Roborti COLVK1 & ROIIKRTS. LAWYKRB- MoiUord National Dank llulldlng II. F. MIILKKY & 11150. W. CIIKRR1 Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun tyjinnk Iliilldlng. Auto r.uppnra LAIIKR AUTO HPR1NO CO. -Ws are operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant In tho Pa cific northwest. Use our springs wbon others fall. Sold undor guar antee. 20 North Fifteenth St. Portlnnd, Ore. .ac -:: Collections and Reports COI.LKt'TIONS AND RKPORTS Wo colleited somo accounts 14 yoara old. Wo know how to got tho money. Tho Itullook Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, lias kins' llldg., 210 K. Mala St. DrutlsU ?t?V?M.''"VAN I BCtVfod DR. O. O. VAN BCOYOO Dontlsts Csrnett-Corey Dldt;., sult6 lit Umlforri, Oro. Phono 86fi. NEW TODAY loo acnw of flno land three miles from Trail. Good wugou road to It. Three extra flno springs. The plnco Is fenced, unri mi Ideal stock ranch proposition. $10.00 per aero. Must net soon at that price. loo acre of ebolee Irrigated alfal fa In centra! California, worth every oent or tho flSO.Qo per uere asked. Will take a bearing orolmnl up to ll&.ouo.oo. Dslunie on a run ou tho plae. 1U seres beautiful view and good I'ulldingH. mar Central Point, $2000. C. D. HOON RUSINISSS JIIItKCTORY CntroprHctora DR. A. It. IIKDUEB. Dr. Louise K. Hedgca Mnchutio-Thoraplstr, Chlro prnotors, Upondylotheraplsts. These systoms, Including dietetics, cura tive gymnastics, bydro-thorsphy, etc., prod uco rcsiiltfl lu both acuta and chronic diseases, Consulta tion frco. Ovor Douel & Co., cor ner Main and Dartlctt. Hours tf a. m. to 5 p. m. Other hoiirs by appolntmdhU Phono 170. DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, nerve spoctallst Rooms 208-204 20G. Cnrnott-Corey bldg. Vapor bathB and eclontlflu ninssage gives; ncodle spray, bend and shoulder shower In connection; advice In dlototlcs, medical gymnastics, hydropthornpy. Lady attendant. Phono, office 543, residence 511-R, Euglncr an( Contractor FRKD N7cUMMINa8Kn1?rnoLwnd contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Rids. Surveys, estimates, irrigation, dralnngo, Orchnrd and land Im provement. GannK OARIIAOK dot your premise clonuod up for the summer. Call on tho city garbage wagons for good aorVIce. Phone 274-L. T, T. Alton. Instruction In Music HAIGIIT MUSIC STUDIO Room 401. Onrnctt-Corey Rids. Fred Al ton Hnlght Piano, Mrs. Florence Hnlllday Ilulgbt, voico. Phone l'liyeslctans ana mtrgeons DR. F. O. OARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS OARLOW Osteopathia phyalclnnB, 41C-417 Garnott-Coray bldg., phone 1030-L. Resides 20 South Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD OsteopsthU physicians, 303 Uarnett-Corey building. Phono UOt-M. DR. J. J. HMMKNS Physlctaa aad surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Wyes scien tifically tentod and glamei sup plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for S. 1'. R. R. Co, Offices M. F. & II. Co. Illdg., opposite P. O. Phone 567. . K. II. PICKKL, M. D. Office Jack son County Hank bldg. Office, phono 43-R; rosldotico phone 58-R. IJU. IL W. OLANCV---Physlclan"an4 surgeon. PhoucB, office 30, resi dence 724-J, Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to 5. DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD DR. MYRTLK S. LOCKWOOD Phytilvlaus and surgeons. Office 309-310-311, M. F. & II. Illdg. Phones .residence, K14-J2; office, 814. Notary Public HKLIJN N. YOOICKV Notary pub lie. llrluK your work to mo at th slt.n ot tho Mall Tribuuo. Printers nun Publishers UKDFORD PRINTING CO. has Ul boat equipped printing office la soutboru Oregon; book binding, loosu lo.tf ledgoru, billing systems, etc, Portland price. 27 Norta rir Kt. Hewing Machine. SKWING MACIIINKS rcntod, sold or repaired. Agency Slngor Sowing machine., ror.. Southern.. Orogon. Headquarters with Medford Furl turo und Hardware Co. C. A. Chapman. Shoo ltepnlrli.g SHOK RKPAIRING First class sbetf ropuiring, on niouorn eioctria machlnos while you wait. K. N, Dlden. located lu Kidd'a Bhoa Store, Phono 313 J. Trtutsrc-rs HADH TRANSFKR &. BTORAOK CO, Office 42 North Front St. Phoai 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed Tyitewrlier und Miippltes, TYPKAVRITBRS AND 8UPPLIKS New Romlngton, Smith Premie nnd Monarch typewriting, uddlag nnd suhtractiiig machines, rebuilt machlnos for cash or easy pay nionts. Machines for rent, ribbon and buppUcs of all kinds, sluiplo r pairs free of charge. Roger , Dennett, 10 quluc t., pM SIJ-K. . , -h