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OLD NICODEMUS NIMBLE AT THE FRONT
BY WELLS
RtEDfrtatf man tribune, meDford, oukuox, TiirwsnAv, .iri.v an, urn.
WILLOW SPRINGS
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Kill1 Ornnt viitcd friend in lh'n
district Similny.
Mr. KnglMi of Medford spent Hie
week-end With 1), W Stone nnd wile.
Mr. Clutho of Anient intrejintcd
several talv' of Mr. llnmmond on
Monday, u- .,,'..! .
,Mr. iiml Mrs. Annuio Lewi Scfit
Satttriluy rind Hnndn.v. with Hoy Unv-id-mu
iiml wilt- :
Frank Furpewon of Fooh crcuk
ii'ii( tin week with William Fnck
. linn. : ' .
Mr. ijihI Mr. W. I). Chtrkn mid
daughter Doris, cn.jti.vt'd vMilug Villl
friend in Ashlmid from Friday iir
til Mmidnv.
MfcH AflStin of Central I'Cdflt wnft
tinnsnctimj business in this district
Thur-dny.
limpid QuiiniuiiQiiii returned to hU
homo lifter enjoying1 nJtri through
the- mountuiiiK nenr Prospect.
Mrs. Lutz nnd two children of
Newport, Oregon, tire visiting Mr. nnd
Mr-. Flunk Thompkins.
Mr. Aiken nti inspecting orchards
in this ieinily the hitler pnit'of the
week nnd finds very little Might.
Albert I'orgcy left Saturday on a
business trip to Sati Fniliei-en. He
will viit his cousin, Mls Amy Hino
Imrt. and also e nioV the fair.
Mr. McKinney was looltlng oVer
the pear prop and he reports the
fruit ill an excellent eomlitlnn and
of a stlperior quality.
Sunday. MV. Ilieks of Ashltind wns
called to help fight tile fire, that was
fiiirroiinding hi home nnd ham in
this viiiinity. lie nriSved after the
danger was pushed.
Joe lloaghiud and sou motored
from ITiitmi creek Fridny in order to
he present when their wheat prop wim
threshed. The yield writ exception
ally good thin year, fiO bushels to the
nere.
.1. W. F.lden and family and Misses
Hose Jones Si-lnin Kspiug motored to
('niter Lake Saturday.
Miss Marguerite Davisson, a grad
uate from 0. A. I'., left for the San
Franeispo fair Saturday. She Wuy
ehospn one of the delegates to rep
resent the eollege from a class of 8."i.
Missps Carson and Hoge of Wct
Hend, Wis., enjoyed a pleasant visit
with Mrs. John llniui for the past
two weeks. They left Monday for
the two California fairs.
Last Sunday u pienie was held at
the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Anderson. The following guests
enjoyed the euting: Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew mid family, Mr. mid Mr.
Sriek, Miss Krkeroni mid Mr. John
son of Med ford and A- V. Carlson
of this district.
Mr. Pierce pnssed away at the
home of his son, It. A. Pierre, Sun
day. Tim funeral was held at 1:00
o'clock Tuesday.
Five hundred acres of valuable
timber was burned Sunday in this
vicinity. The cnuo is unknown but
the first Maze was noticed in the
timber noithwust of M-'d Huikholz's
storage barn. The wind caused the
fire to travvel very rapidly, but due
to the quick work of the many help
ing hands the fire did not destroy
any building or crops. Hundreds of
people came to the assistance of the
neaihy neighbors and Willow Springs
feels very giateful for their loyal
work.
The big July days, mid the great
out of doors, nature'f. most lavish be
stowal of 1 lowers ami foliage rare,
have hi enthed a call irresistible to
thoe seeking diversion through the
long, lovely hours. Among the
inniiv elmriuinir events that have
marked the social calendar, none
proved pleasanter than that which
occurred at the home ot Mr. and Mrs.
John lluiirl Thursday evening, in
honor of the Misses Cnrnn and Huge
or West Hend, Wis. After the ar
rival of the guests games were en
joyed, giving gradually away to
music until late in the evening, when
delicious refreshments were served.
Among those enjoying the gracious
hospitality of the hostess and host
were: .Mrs. J. I'lden, Misses Car-'
son, Hoge, Hose Jones, Milicent King,
Sehna lisping, Heruice Smith, Fran
cine McN'assur, Messrs. Paul Olson,
Krle Grant, Kverett McK'ee, Albert
1'orgev and Harold Smith.
O S. Hlnekford. Mrs. Meluiv and
l.ola Hlnekford .motored to Heagle to
visit .Mr. ami Mrs. Lucas. Miss Loin
will remain for several weeks,
Julius Hurkholz, JDirioii Young and
J. W. Hicks wish to thank nil neigh
bors mid friends who so willingly
helped in protecting their property
during the tire Suiidav.
Hen French and Inimlv went
blackberry mg Wednesday.
C. Carey ii having a big well dug
ftir hoHi-u and irrigation purponw.
' A couple of partit left hoenis
for Crater Lake .Monday, one team
with J. U. Hubert.., A. IIonin, Hoy
Coif man, A. Hourti,Ing Sloadmau.
Another was Hob Smith m his Font
with Winifred Smith and tn f the
Fry bay.
Mrs. Ci.lxer Fiin -if Phoenix was
YtrtHiMK br ItHrtliaiid's p refit. Mr.
EDEN PREC1NGT
DIPABLCD CPUIPECb
: ' 'AMD CREW
9AVED!
NICK CCAPEP
: OFF
ENEMY'P FLEET!
"TV No. 1 Once, wesry with my gb
(- h ganttc exertion at the front, I let my
I wlrelen and Uy down for a tup.
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Mrs. C. Carey, Mrs. Xonh Chand
ler iiml .Airs. Anna Thompson were
callers nt the homo of Mrs. H. X.
French Wednesday.
Mrs. Lillie Blackwood was vis
iting her daughter Mrs. W. S. Stnn
eliffe Sunday.
Mrs. H. 0. Heasp spent the week
end with home folks in Talent re
turning to Ashland Monday.
Quite u number of Phoenix people
left Wednesday morning for u hike
to Aslilmul Unite. Dr. Hnillic wus
among those of one of the Sunday
school classes.
Dr. llargrave is having a big ir
rigation well put down on, his fine
orchard tract in North Talent. An
abiiiiilance of water was struck at
fourteen feet.
A. S. Furry and family, Mrs. Mima
Hose, W. J. KIiiilt mid family all left
for the Hader ranch Wednesday and
will later all go to the Furry much
for u few weeks.
Fred Hnpp of Talent was a Med
ford visitor Tuesduy evening.
Win. Fern and wife of Fern Valley
were in Talent Tuesday.
Walt Palmer ami family of linker
passed through the vavlley Monday
in route home ufter thoy had is
ited Crater Lake. Mr. Palmer is a
brother of Mrs. C. P. flood of Ash
laud. The Terrlll HroB., of the. Mcntlows,
arc threshing grain for the farmers
In the Ilenglo country.
Jim Dlnken ami Mr. Lampman of
the Meadows were visiting In the val
ley this wcok. '
There, will be n dnnce at tho Coep
or ball at Moonvlllo July 31st. The
young people nro Invited to come nnd
c'ujoy tlieuiHolveHtit this popular liall.
Kubo and .Too Mooro are helping
the Martin llros., head their grain
crop on tiie homo much.
KrncAt lluth and bis brother from
Tullnro county, California, are camp
Ing nt the lluth ranch on Koguo
river.
Ram Marshall of Central Point wns
visiting In ltoaglo Sunday,
Mr. (Itllett of Central Point was
nut to IiIh Denote ranch this week,
Austin Myers of Central Point wns
visiting nt tho home of Kloronco
Walker Sunday, Ho sold bin motor
cycle to Davo Walker and walked
hack to town Monday morning.
The (llnss brothers throshlng out
fit moved to tho south of Rogue
river Monday morning to start work
near Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jonoa woro
tradlug In Medford Tuesday.
xetici:
Sealed proposals will bo received at
the residence ot the undersigned, at
Dorby, Oregon, until six o'clock p. m.
THUKSDAY, AUGUST C, 1915,
for tho erection of a two roomed
school building for District No. 31,
Jackson County, Oregon, on tho pres
ent slto, at Dorby, Oregon. Plnns
may bo examined at tho residence of
V, It. Nell, Dorby. Cash or certlflod
check for 10 percent of amount of
proposal, payable, to L. 11. Caster,
School Clork, must accompany each
proposal. Shuld successful bidder
fall to enter Into contract within five
days after award, deposit to bo for
feited.
Hoard of Directors reserves the
right to reject any and all proposals.
L. n. CASTUH,
School Clerk Dlst. No. SI, Jackson
County, Oregon.
Dated July S4, 1915. H0
NOTICH TO rONTIJACTOHS
State of Oregon, County of Jaok
son, Sealod proposals, addrossod to tho
County Court of Jaekson County. Ore
gno and Indowed "Proioal for
Constructing a portion of tho Pacific
Highway In Juekwin County. Oregon."
will bo rooulvtsl by tho County Court
ANTIOCH HEMS
Arr' 2". t r --ff-
of Jackson County nt Us offlco In tho
Court House, Jacksonville, Oregon,
until 11 o'clock a. m. of tho 4th day
ot August, 1915, and nt that tlmo and
place publicly opened and read.
Alt proposals must ho mndo on
blank form, to ho obtained from tho
County Highway Knglneor, nt bis
office, Central Hotel Building, Cen
tral Point, Oregon, or from tho Coun
ty Clork, Court" House, Jacksonville
Oregon:1 must stato tho unit or units
bid on (bidders may bid on all tho
units) ; must gtvo tho price proposed,
both In writing nnd In figures; nnd
must bo signed by the bidder, with his
address.
Knrh bid Is to bo presented under
sealed cover, and shall no accompan
ied by cnah, a bidder's bond mndo
payable to Jackson county, or a cer
tified check mndo paynhlo to tho
County Judgo of Jackson County, for
an amount equal to at Icnut flvo per
cont of tho amount ot said bid, and no
bid shall bo considered unless such
cash, bond, or check is enclosed there
with. Such bidder's bond stinll ho con
ditioned that It snld bid lio accoptcd,
tho party bidding will duly enter In
to nnd executo tho contract. Should
tho successful bidder to whom tho
contract Is awarded fall to executo
tho snmo within ton days (not In
cluding Sunday) from the dato of not
ification ot such' award, such cash,
bond or check ahull bo forfeited to
Jackson county, nnd tho samo shall
ho tho proporty of tho county. All
other cash, bonds and certified
checks will bo returned to tho un
successful bidders who submitted tho
snmc.
A corpomto surety bond will bo re
quired for tho faithful pcrformnnco
of tho contract In a sum equnl to one
half of tho totnl nmount ot tho bid.
AH bids nro to bo compared on tho
basis of tho county highway fngj
neor's osttmnto of tho quantities of
work to bo dono as follews:
Tho esttmato of quantities referred
to In tho foregoing nottco Is as fol fel fol
eows: Unit :.
From statlonLUSS to station I! 90.
Miles 0, 7, 8.
Embankment, 90 ciilrtc yards.
Karth Excavation, 5,997 cubic
ynrds.
Hard pan excavation, 3,398 cubic
yards.
Looso rock excavation, "00 cubic
yards.
Soft rock excavation, 100 cubic
yards.
Hard rock excavation, 1,105 cubic
yards.
Ulp rap, loose, 10 cubic yards,
Overhaul, per 100 fcot, 9,805 cubic
yards.
Clearing, 9.0 acres.
Grubbing, 470 square rds.
Tllo drain, 4 Inches, 10 lineal feet.
.Corrugated Iron pipe, 12 Inchos, 20
Hnonl fopt,
Corrugated Iron pipe, 24 Inches, 28
Hnoal feet.
Concrete plpo, 12 mohoa, 178 lin
eal feet,
Concreto pipe, 20 Inchos, 00 lineal
feet.
Concrete, class A, 22 cubic yards.
Concreto, class II, 2 cubic yards.
Concreto, class C, 12 cubic yards.
Reinforcing stool, 833 pounds.
Unit n.
From station 1,4 84 to station L505.
Mllos 10.
Umbankment, 10 cubic yards.
Karth excavation. 250 cubic yards.
Hard pan excavation, 400 cubic
yards.
Looso rock excavation, 10 cubic
yards.
Hard rock excavation. 276 cubic
yards.
Overhaul, per 100 fcot, 100 aublc
yards.
Corrugated Iron pipe, 24 Inchos, 10
Hnoal foot.
Corrugated Iron pipe, 30 lnuhes, 40
lineal feot.
Conorote pipe, IS Inshofl, 30 Hnoal
feet.
Conorote, claw C, ounlc jrard.
Unit H.
From station 17 2 to aUtlon
I.K79I.
No. 2 Suddenly the "B. 0. S." call camel I leaped Into
my great Maglgrlp and sailed out over the sea in aniwerl
Miles 1G.
Embankment, 300 cubic yards.
Earth excavation, 753 cubic yards.
Hard pan excavation, 100 cubic
yards.
Looso rock excavation, 10 cubic
yards.
Overhaul, per 100 fcot, 780 cubic
yards.
Tllo drain, 4 Inchos, 10 Hnonl feet.
Corrugated Iron pipt, 30 Inches,
40 lineal feet.
Concroto pipe, 12 L'lnchcs, 34 Hn
oal feet.
Concrete, class H, 20 cubic yards.
Concroto, class C, I oulilc ynrds.
" Unit 10.
From station LgH30 to station
I.gl104-50.
Miles 19, 20, 21, 22.
Embankment, 2,077 cubic ynrds.
Earth excavation, 0,4 50 cubic ynrds
Hard pan excavation, 41 cubic
ynrds.
Looso rock excavation, 1,402 cu
bic yards.
Soft rock excavation, 100 cubic
yntfln.
Hard rock excavation, -,5G0 cubic
yards.
Hip rnp, loose, 10 cubtn yards.
Overhaul, per 100 feet, 5,000 cu
bic yards.
Clearing, 22.8 acres.
Grubbing, 1,360 squnro rods.
Concroto plpo, 12 tnchcs, 300 lin
eal feet. t
Concrotp pipe, 15. Inchos, 114 lineal
foot.
Concroto pipe, 20 Inchos, 4 8 lineal
feet.
Concrete, class A, 127 cuhlc ynrds.
Concroto, class II, 5 cubic ynrds.
Concrete, class C, 15 cubic ynrds.
ItolnforoliiK steol, 15,115 pounds.
Tho foregoing quantities nro np
proxlmnto only, being given as a hnsln
for tho comparison of' bids, and tho
county court of Jackson county does
not expressly or by implication ngreo
that tho actual amount of work will
correspond therewith, but rosorvos
tho right to IncrenHO or decrease tho
amount of any class or portion of tho
work that may bo doomed neroasnry
or oxpedlent by tho comity lilgbwny
engineer of Jackson county, Oregon.
Plans may bo sror. and forms of
specification nnd contract may ho ob
tained at the county highway ongl
neor'H office. Central Hotol building,
Central Point, or nt the county clork's
office, Jacksonville, Orogon,
The right U reserved to i eject any
or all proposals or to accept tho pro
posal or proposals deemed host for
Jackson county.
COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON
COUNTY.
F. L. Toil Velio,
County Judge.
W. C. Leever,
County CommlMlnnor.
F. 11. Maddon,
County Commissioner.
Attest: O. A. Gardner,
Count) Clerk Jackson County.
Jnckiouvi lo, Oroxon, July 10th,
1918. 310
"" ' netTci: of assiussmicxt"
California Oitigon Power Company
Location of principal place of lius
luess: Han Francisco. California.
NotlfH le hereby given that ut a
meetliiK or tho dlrectom held on tho
29th dm ot Juno. 1 1 .' , an u's
mont (No l of Thirty Cents per
share wan levlnd upon tho capital
stock of the corporation, payable lm
medlatttly to tlio Secretary at flie of
flco of the corporation, No 1 -1 1 Leld
oadorff Street. San Francisco. Califor
nia. Ant hiock upon which this m
koaamont shall remain unpaid on Hat
urday, the Tib day of August, I all,
will Iih delinquent and advnrthwd for
aalo at puMle unction, nnd, uubma
payment U uiado before, will b ald
on Saturday the 2 H t )i day or Ann
ual, 11'. at the hour of 12 M., to
pay the delinquent aaseaHinent, to
gether with cot ot advertising and
(Mtuauaet of sale.
DaUal, Jane 29tli. 1915.
alkx j. iiogiioitoroii.
8orelar or California-Oregon power
CoinpaB.t
Offte: I "l LaldMslorff Street, Man
Franclmo, California. 07
I'Olt lllttiT lloi'HIJItHHPINO
ItoO.MH
KOH HIA'T Modern housfkeeplng
unitiif, i pse In. $'. $N loo , li"
prop, x-l B vth. lUl
No. 3 There I found a battle raging I One crulter wai dli
abled and lilting prc.itlyl I caught my grappling hook on her
deck! The onsmy fled)
Itl:' I-rirwHlc
FOR RENT August 1st, 3-room
furnished house, with Rleoplng
porch ut 421 Woodstock St., $10
per month. Seo J. W. llurrlan or
Dr. Scoluy.
FOR RENT C-room modern homo.
Call 537-Y. 117
FOR RENT Small modern honso
with use of garden mid cow. p. M.
Roso, 1I1G Portland nvu. 110
TO RENT 5 room mod, film, lioiyo.
seo Puruiker, St. Mnrka Illtlg.
FOR HKNT 5-room modorn bouso,
hard-wood floors, full cement base-'
meiit. Phono 270W.
FOR RENT-Clona in 5 rooiii Iiouho !
with sleeping porch, modern '
plumbing, electric HghtM, cement
sidewalk, gnrngo, on paved street.
Rout reasonnbbi. Inqulro of II. C. I
Stoddard, Medford, Oregon, t( I
FOR HALK--Itnc'KLLAMCOUH
FOR SALE One golden oak sanitary
buffet. 333 Knight Stroot. 110
FOR SALE -Columbia Grafanola
outfit. 122 Portland tivo. 115
FOR SALE Four passoiigor Flan
ders, good running order; new tires
$225. Phone 03tl-X. or cull Med
ford llotol llarher Shop.
FOR SALE Contrlfugal pump, 8
luch stream, with all collections
and snmo extra plpo; will Irrlgnto
ItiO acres. This pump will draw
snndi grnvel or water. Phono
931-L or call nt 200 W. Main,
city.
FOR HA!,r-MrlCWlCK
FOR SALE -Pigs,
man.
George l. SalU
115 FOR SALE Largo team. SpnuldiiiK
hack, two wagons, two wood ranks,
spring tooth harrow, band pump,
7X1 IVennelt Ave. Phone I2S-M.
110
FOR SALE Good uontbi Jersey cow.
If you want u bargain phono 2R-R2.
IU
FOR SALE 35 bond of young cat
tle, one span of mubia, $100.00.
A. It. Enrhurt. Roguo Rlvur, Ore.
Ill
FOR SALE Jersey cow, Velio back
with polo. Phono C6S-.L
FOR SALE lloraos of all kinds;
boiiKo wagons, oamplng wagons,
hacks, harness. Vinson's Darn, N.
Rlvoraldu Ave. 110
FOR SALE Rod Polled bull oalf;
pure bred Durnc Jersey spring
pigs; polo mountain buggy, good
as now. Palmer Invostmont Co.,
Modoc Orchard
FOR SALE RICA U KSTATK
FOR SALE -Or trade, at a bargain,
rooming bouse with 10 furnished
rooms, located at XI 6 Fourth St.,
Ashland, Oregon. Call or wrlta J.
M. Sliiek, Proprietor. 110
HELP WANTED Mule or Foiualu
WANTED Magaalna solicitors, male
or female. Somcithliig naw, good
commlaHlon. Address J, Mall Tri
bune. IU
HELP WANTHD I IWALE
W A NtTD--C(iii potent working
huusokeoper, aood cook, ahlo take
full charge raiub lmuH work; per
manent sicopv Hollow Furm.
Gold, Hill. Oic. 110
WHY?
it ih Yont ihini:ss to see me
liocauso my stock in tiudo Is to
LnVA n.itlf.rif,,! n tlm IllWult r&nll
i .w r." ...:.." .. ..:::...
prico uio uosi uuy in iiiih iiuniuy.
1 have been on tae ground look
ing out for you for tho past flvo
years. Nearly ovorydny l bnva In
vestigated (owe "good thing." 1 have
eliminated everything except those
dsala whluh I am ooHvluaed will s
turo mo sallatled oustomors,
In a few hours time I oan give yon
the beuetlt of this roeaaroli. It Is my
business to show you ovor the aounly
and lutrodace you to the pewtnllUlM
and opportunities here. Boa Mod
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
Jltt: ri Main WltsH
No. 4 Lighting ft fresh cigar,
tne snip m.towi ir.o samirauy
of honor!
WANTICI SITUATIONS
WANTEDDo you need mi assistant
Mr. Fruit Groworj Stockman and
Farmer, one able, ready and will
lug at all times to be at that other
place that joii nro uuablo to attend
to. A man or sterling hnbltH with
a clean coiiimondnble business rec
ord to handle your biislnosa In tho
oftlco, In the field, or nt your sell
ing point. If Interested plonsn eom
liiuulcntu through K, Mall Tribune
110
WANTED MIM,-.i.IjAN:OU8
WANTED TO RENT Fnrm sullnblo
for stock and grain with siiltubla
buildings. Address K, Mall Tri
bune. 11-'
WANTED
Platform scales n n d
choice ha. Phone 3S0-M. H2
' vvrP'Ti -". tons rolled Harlev
NN A,T. Mii7n Ji li imruj;
Foothills Orehnrd.
WANTED To rout nUulfft or good
wild oats pasture for hogs. Jlox H
enro Mali Tribune. 113
WANTED To rostn for two months,
light saddle, suitable for lady. Ad
dress llox X, Mall Trlbuno.
WANTED Turkeys, market price.
Good EatH, llarry'H Dairy Lunch.
113
WANTED-CSI-H3.
-Huy baling.
Phono
Ut
WANTED Children to board for
BiHiiinor In country homo, ages 5 to
10 yoars. School near homo. In
quire at Dlttiier Employment offtco
or phono 858. HO
WANTED Alfalfa or clover bay.
FootblHsOrehanlCo.
.11 ON KV 'TO LOAN
TO LOAN -$2()0O to loan.- Holmes
tho Insurance Man.
HUSINICSS DIUiSOTUItY
Attornvyk
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. I. MWALET
Attornoya-at-Lnw, Ruomu 8 and
9, Medford National Rank hldg.
A. E. REAMEB, LANvTEir-Oarnott-Corey
hldg.
Wm. M. Colvlg, George M, Kouorti
COLVIQ & ROUERTS. LAWYERS
Medford .National name luinuing
U. F. MULKEY &. GEO. W. OHERIU
Attorneys nt Law. JackHou Coun
ty Hunk Hulldlng,
Auto supplies
LAHER AUTO BPRlNO CO. W
aro oporatlug tho Inrgost, oldest
and bost oqulppod plant In the Pa
cHIo northwest. Uso our aprlngi
when othora full. Sold undor gunr
auteo. 2G North Fifteenth St.
Portland, Ore.
Collodions mid ReNir(a
COLLECTIONS AND REPOItTSWo
collected some accounts 14 yoara
old. Wo know how to got tho
money. The Rullock Moroautllo
Agenoy, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, llaa
klns' Hldg., 210 E, Main St.
imntlktn '
DR. W. M. VAN BCOTOO
DR. O. O. VAN HCOYOO
Dontlsta
Garuett-Corey Itldr., suits Sll
Uudfonl, ore. rnono i.
Notary rublio
HELEN "n1"y6c1UY Notary "pub
lie Ilrlng your work to mo at th
sign of the Mall Trlbuno.
Transient
EADS TRANSFER & BTOHAGK CO
Oftlco 42 North Front St. Pbom
Silt. Prices right. Service guar
tutood
NEW TODAY
One ot the flneat IrtiU homes In
Medford. Value $JOe6 with a mort
gage ot $1000. Wilt trad tor aulm
proved land.
A fine otUkH laawl farm ot J 00
acres at $116 asj acrt.' Another gilt
edge one Just a little smaller at $176
an acre. These will stand all kinds
or investigation.
C. D. HOON
Jackson Co. tlsub Hulldlag
I then aUrted for ahore with
conicrrca upon mo ma cnu
HUKINESS DIRECTORY
Chiropractor
DR. A. R. HEDOE3, Dr. Loulsn St.
Hodges Mcchnno-Thoraptsts, Chiro
practors, Spondylothorsplsts. Tlien
systems, including dietetics, enra
tlvo gymnastics, hydro-tuernphy,
etc., produce results In both acuta
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion tree. Over Douol & Co., cor
nor Mnln and HnrtloU. Hours 9
a. in. to 6 p. iu. Othor hours by
appolntmont. Phono 170,
DR. R. J. LOCICWOOD,, Chtropractor,
norvo spoclaltst Rooms 203-204-205.
Gamctt-Corey bldg. Vapor
baths nnd uclcntltlc massngo glvon;
ncodlo spray, hond and Bhoiilder
shower In connectlnn; advice la
dlototlcs, modlcal gymnastics,
hydropthorapy. Lady attendant
Phono, oftlco 543, rnaldnoco 511-U.
Engineer ana Contractor
FUED"N7'oi?MM?Na
contractor, 404 M. F, & H. Hldg.
Surveys, ostlmatos, Irrigation,
dralnngo, orchard and land lm
provomont. , . 1111 1 n t .1 r,A . m,mltmm
cloaned up for tbo summer. Call
on tho city garbage wagons for
good sorvlce. Phuue 274-L. T,
T. Allon.
Instruction in Stuste
HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Room
401, Garnott-Coroy Uldg. Fred Al
ton Hnlght Plnno, Airs. Floronca
Hnlllduy Halght, voice. Phont
72.
1'liyoslciaiis ana, rmrgoous
DR. F, O, OARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Ostoopathlt
physicians, 410-417 Garnott-Coray
bldg., phono 103C-L. lUsldonc
20 South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OstcopAthU
phyulclaiiH, 303 Qarnett-Cotoy
building. Phono 904-M.
DR. J. J. 13MMENS Physlclaa aad
surgeon. Practlco limited to eye.
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasBes sup
piled, Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
Hldg., opposite P. O. Phono 507.
E. D. PIC1CEL, M. 1). Offlco Jack"
son County Hank bldg. Ofttca
phono 43-R; residence phono 68-1L
DR. It. W. CLANOYFbyBlclau and
surgeon, Phouea, office 36, resl
douco 724-J. Offlco hours 10 t
12, 2 to G.
DR. S. A. LOCICWOOD
DR. MYRTLE S. LOCICWOOD
Physlclnna and surgeous. Office
309-310-311, M. F. &i H. Hldg.
Phpuea residence, 814-J2; offlco,
814.
DR. MARTIN C. HARDER Phsl
olmi and surgeon. orrtco Pauu
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110 J.
T. O. HEINE. M. D., SPECIALIST -Eye,
ear, nose and throat, offlco
238 East Main; residence 11J1
Itait Main; offlco hours 9 a. in. to
12 m.; 1:30 to 5 p. m. TolophouoJ
Office, 303; ; residence, 303-J2.
Printers nua rutdlslirra
UEDFORD PRINT1NO CO. has th
bolt oqttlDjiod printing office la
' southern Oregon; book binding,
looso tear lodgers, bllllug systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 Nortt
Fir H
Sowing Much lues.
SEWING MACHINES routed, sold or
repaired. Agepcy Singer Sowing
inacUluo for . Southern.. Orogpn,
Headquarters with Medford Purl
ture and lliudwaio Co. C. A.
Chapman.
Blido Itepiitrlng
BIIOR RUPA1R1NG First class ufj
repairing, on modern electtl
maehluio while you watt. K. N,
Hldojt. leoated In Kldd's Shoe Store.
Phono S13J.
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Tyiwivrlten iia (Suiiplkvi.
TYPIiWniTEItE AND SUPPLIB8
New lleinlugtou. Smith Premier
aiid Monarch tyja-wrltiug, adding
aad avbtraetlns; tut.lnea, rchullt
maoklnea for owKk ftr easy pay
menu. Machlno tor rent, ribbons
and sufHtie et All kJNtis. simple re.
Halm free of charge. Roger ,
IWHinett. If Ostww a tikosM
9ii R, or Palmar Piano i'lacq,
hud Mrs. A. S. Furry, Wednesday.