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Newspaper Page TextJ" i-l -.. .-, gEDlTORD HStC TRTT5UNE, MEDFOTCD, ORKOON, "FRIDAY, JULY HO, 191,". PAGE RFiVTCN k ) I ' v tft EA6LETS ADRIFT By A. C. Hewlett. r Tho last time tliat I wrote for the rendcm of tho Mall Tribune I was at the Lemonslra ranch four miles from Santa Penln, Ventura county, California, and stopped ofMjust as I was about to start from San Fran cisco on my way to I.oh AngeleB. J took passage on tho steamer Congress from San Francisco to San Pedro, Cal., on Friday, July 23; rit 4 o'clock P. ml unil had n fln volago as tho weather was qulto calm and tho sea was reasonably smooth, nlfliough the vegsel rocked considerable and several or the six hundred pasesngera were quite sick but I mado up my mind that I would not bo sick and consequently was not and tho next morning tint fog was gono and wo had a fine vlow of the distant lands along tho California coast nnd tho Islands (hat we passed reaching San Pedro about C p. m. on Saturday, wheni wo took the car for a twenty mllu ride. Hut before telling any more of my trip I wish to say some thing for the benefit of persons who contemplate taking a like trip. There are three different companies that aro In business and the first one I visited said they charged $9.35 $10.35, nnd we would havo to pay for our berth nnd meals extra. Tho next charged $r.nr, $7.35 and $9.35. and the next was $8.35 for flrt clnss, meals and berth Included, so I. took the latter and found a goad berth nnd meals equal to thn best. After taking the car we traveled through a barren waste the most of tho way for about ten miles nnd then wo be- gnn to see somo places that showed a little, signs of lire, but Jho land all along tho rotito did not compare with tho land of Rogue rlvor valley. Wo finally reached tho wonderful city of Los Angelos and after looking urround for a few minutes I con cluded that at least somo of them were dark angels for tho fltst man I spoko to who had a taxi asked mo a dollar to tako mo to tho lllble In stitute, tho hotel whore 1 was direct ed to slop, a distance of six blocks, but I took 'n street car and paid tlvo cents for the trip. On reaching my hotel I . secured a good room for 75 cents a night. The noxt morning I took a street car and rode eight miles out to whero nty sister lives and foil ml hor awaiting mo and our meeting was tho first one for tho past seventy years, nnd of courso wo worn simply strangers, but still a happy mooting. I found hor well and hearly ln ,,cr 89,n i,cnr' t wafl very mucu disappointed In Los An geles for I found tho streets woro very nnrrow and oxewpt In tho most crowded parts of tho city tncro were no policemen to guldo tho cars, nutos and wngons so that pedestrians had to, keop their own lookout and flnd out tho way they wanted to go. They host they could, and tho only way there la to keop a cool head and enqulro of tho street enr con ductors nnd I found them very oblig ing. Aftor spending threo days In A)a Angeles I took a train for San ta Paula, whero I was met by my nophows and taken to the I.emonslrn ranch.- Hut before I begin to toll of tho wonderful lemon ranch 1 wish through which I had to pass, al though dark camo on boforo we reached the city of S. P. For a fow miles out from L. A. wo traveled through some nice looking land but When we got Into the San Fernando valley I was surprised to find that wo were actually traveling over' a vast desert for there was no vege tation visible except tho cactus and sago brush, and this continued for a long way, I am not able to say how far for It began to got dark bo that I could not see but tho country did not appeal to mo In the leost. on niv arrlvel at Santa Paula an auto and my nephew James V. How lott, met mo and took us out to the I.Qinonshire ranch and the next morning began to sot my bearings and seo what were my surroundings and I found myself In tho midst of one of tho most celebrnted lemon orchards in the lT, S. There are threo thousand acres ln the tract nnd It belongs to a bunch of capitalists. There Is a consid erable portion- of the land that Is worthless as the bills are so steep that they cannot bo cultivated, but they have 800 acres In lemon trees nnd 350 acres In walnuts and sev eral hundred acres In hay. nnd some 00 acres In young trees, and this land Is planted to Lima beans. Hut tho most Interesting part Is tho hand ling of the lemons. They rlpon every month In tho year nnd consequently are constantly picking and packing them. The picking is done by Mox leans, and thoy are rqulred to wear gloves so not to scratch the lem on with 'the finger nails and each picker han-a ring on his wrist that ),e measures oaoh lemon, and any one that will so through tho ring Ue leaves to grow larger. Tho lem ons aro placed In a sack with snaps to hold the bottom up and when the aok Is full enough he place tho sack In a lbx. loosens tho snap and the lemons roll out so as not to Bruise thorn. They are then abwed on wagons and taken to tho pack- OLD NICODEMUS NIMBLE AT WAPV WAPTE UTILIZED ! ! NICK' BUILDP HUGE BRIDGE FROM OLD QCRAP9! " SiBBEfe) lly 1 1 UA(0WJQ) ')&ii((sil4 ! CC ? 1 I f wl WJ7 k No. 3-1 nowwtIh It to a pot whore a lrlilK- fm f,V - Uwd l, M yfQi&T tKduTSfjyf'i)? W' fflMl VBK yi klJ liad been destroyed. With this atceloBd my cjoncww v StSW (( -XjMSrJr v iff VllW 0&sZM.lSrfli JWKA7 UV nW'lKS-OT mixer I conitructed a new steel brltTge tn twenty V" vNp ffWlir' 4t iff i iwitaXf) M'.ZST f f W.VI fSnT- eight minutes. The townspeople havo slntc li'utlt a 2 wwrfel fiil r '&? 7, f fnun,enttorao, iTo. 1- After a great baUle In VhmdTrs, V fjfrf VwSX. (WWl'4 1 "-- " -Z----, ' brought my huge magnot Into pUy cleverly I fl M s gKfTi S I, "S -r. ( Ling house and thero they aro first washed In a vat of soapsuds and bluo vltrol water and each lemon forced by tho current to como In contact with a row of brushes so arranged that they aro constantly In motion, and thus they go through a flume. They then pass tnrough another run way where they aro sprinkled with clear water to wash off the suds and vltrol wnter. Thoy aro then run on to n platform whero ten Japs aro to sort thorn ovor and cnrefully ex amine each lemon nnd put in Its proper "grado. They aro then stacked In boxes to dry nnd If the weather Is too drying they are covered with heavy canvas so as to exclude tho air and aro watched by men who havo charge of this work and whon tho atmosphere h right tho canvass Is raised, etc. This process Is kept up for two months and by that tlmo thoy nro cured nnd rendy to put on tho market, but before that Is done each lomon has to be examined nnd hand led by two nioro men, then wrapped with paper and packed In boxes for shipment. They nro now shipping threo enr loads a- day and expect to ship four hundred car loads this sea sort. Hut I see that my letter will be too long to try to tell nil about tho won derful plare In this so will stop and try to toll about the rest of the orchard and about my rldo around tho country for 25 miles to seo tho country, about tho limn bean Indus try, etc. I am now at my brothers In Vacnvlllo again on my way honle. Vncavllle, July 27. Reported by Jackson County Ab tract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts. Clmilt Seymour Jl. Hell vs. W. J. llur. hldgo, writ of attachment, Klecta Hnlllday et al vs. Win. Ul rlch et al, proof1 of publication. Klecta Halladay et al vs. Win. Ul rlch et al, oath of guardlnn ltd llttim, llert Anderson ot al vs. J. M. Mc Kee, motion to vacate, Judgment nnd first service. K It. Fruit nnd Produce Assn vs. (illlon-Chambers, undertaking on np peal. C. C. Nelson vs. B. X. Campbell, cost bill. Protmto IJstate of Win. Thornburg. order of final settlement; final account. Bstato of Mary Oolger. petition, order. Henl IXnto Traiisfei-s ft, u Hurdle et nx to Ella lloskin, land on Granite St. Ashland $500.00 Allco Kccloston to Joseph 11. Ware, land on Cranlto St. Ashland 10.00 XOTiriJ TO CONTKACTOKK State of Oregon, County of Jack son, Sealed proposals, addressed to tho County Court of Jackson County, Ore gno and Indorsed "Proposal for Constructing a portion of the Pacific Highway In Jackson County, Oregon," will bo received by the County Court of Jackson County at Its offlco In the Court Houso, Jacksonville, Oregon, until U o'clock a. in. of tho 4lh day of August. 1U15, and at that time and place" publicly opened and road. All proposals must bo mado on blank form, to be obtained from tho County Highway Knglneer, nt bis office, Central Hotel nulldlng, Cen tral Point, Orogon, or from the Coun ty Clerk, Court House, Jacksonville, Oregon; must stato the unit or units bid on (bidders may bid on all the units); must give the price proposed, both ln writing and in figure; and must be sl?e4 by the biddar, with his address. Kaeh bid I t be presented under sealed cover, and shall imj accompan COURTHOUSENEWS 1 " g) ) ' I 1 : " -Swinging, tbel ' JlmfStS ' ' and pieces of metal lay onall Lm30 rV T I fl4 LMLJm.9 UMSOm sides! The magnet drew them t3feJ?og?-- , fy S Q ff $& timpl $rl-V togeth.rlhus, - jF Alp m'm A ,f VaT' "-"? uUfff I I mi II I Via t imk ..- v nv--v, i . 0, v.a ' ' " - x m.vrapwss ied by cash, a blddor's bond mnde payablo to Jackson county, or a cer tified check mndu payable to tho County Judge ot Jncksoti County, for nn amount equal to at least flvo per cent of tho amount ot said bid, and no bid shnll bo considered unless such cash, bond, or check Is enciosnd there with. Such bidder's bond stiall bo con ditioned that It said bid tm accopted, tho party bidding will duly enter In to and execute tho contract. Should tho successful bidder to wlinuj tho contract Is awarded tall to executo the same within ton days (not In cluding Sundny) from the dnto of not ification of such award, such cash, bond or check shall bo forfeited to Jackson county, and tho iinnio shall bo tho property of the county. All other cash, bonds and certified checks will bo returned to tho un successful bidders who submitted tho same. A corpornto silroty bond will bo ro qulrod for tho faithful pcrformanco ot tho contract In a sum equal to ono half of the total amount ot tho bid. All bids aro to bo compared on tho basis of tho county highway engi neer's cstlmato ot tho quantities of work to bo dono as follews: Tho estimato ot quantities referred to In tho foregoing nottco In as fol fel fol eows: Unit :i. From statlonLZSS to station 390. Miles C, 7, 8. Embankment, 90 cubic yards. Earth Excavation, 5,997 cubic yards. Hard pan excavation, 3,398 cubic yards. Looso rock excavation, 200 cubic yards. Soft rock excavation, 100 cubic yards. Hard rock excavation, 1.1C5 cubic ynrds. Hip rap, loose, 10 cujjlo yards. Overhaul, per 100 feet, 9,805 cubic yards. Clearing, 9.0 acres. Grubbing, 470 square rds. Tile drain, 4 Inches, 10 lineal feet. Corrugated Iron plpo, 12 Inches, 2G lineal feet. Corrugated Iron plpo, 21 Inches, 28 lineal feet. Concrete plpo, 12 inches, 178 lin eal feot. Concrete plpo, 20 Inches, 00 lineal feet. Concrete, class A, 22 cubic yards. Concrete, class 11, 2 cubic yards. Concrete, class C, 12 cubic yards, Reinforcing steel, 835 pounds. Unit n. From station L484 to station L505. MHoh 10. Embankment, 10 cubic yards. Earth excavation, 250 cubic yards. Hard pan excavation, 400 cubic yards. f.ooso ronk oxcnvatlon, 10 cubic yards. Hard rock excavation. 275 cubic yards, Overhaul, per 100 feet, 100 cubic yards. Corrugated Iron pipe, 24 Inches, 10 lineal feet. Corrugated Iron pipe, 30 Inches, 40 lineal feot. Concrete pipe, 12 Inches, 3G lineal feet. Concrete, class C, C cunlc yards. Unit K. From station l.g782 to station LB795. Miles 1C Embankment, 300 cubic yards. Earth excavation, 753 cubic yardB. Hard pan excavation, 100 cubic yardB. Loose rock excavation, 10 cubic yards. Overhaul, per 100 feet. 780 cubic yards. TIlo drain, 4 Inohe. 10 lineal feet. Corrugated iron pipe, 30 Indies, 40 lineal feot. Connreto pipe, 12 2inobes, 34 lin eal feet, Conareto. ol&M K. HO bl yards, C'onureUt, olnw O. 4 bl& yards. Unit 10, , From station l.gfllO to stttlton I.gl 104-M). THE FRONT Miles 19,20,21, 22. Embankment, 2,077 cubic yards. Earth excavation, 0,4 5C cubic yards Hard pan excavation, 41 cubic yards. Loose rock excavation, 1,102 cu bic yards. Soft rock oxcavatlon, 100 cubic ynrds. Hard rock excavation, s,55C cubic yards. t Hip rap, looffb, 10 cubtn yards. Ovorhaul, por 100 feot, 5.CC0 cu bic yards. Clearing, 22.8 acres. drubbing, l,3uu squaro rods. Concrete pipe, 12 tnohes, 300 lin eal feet, Concrete pipe, 15 inches, lit lineal feet. Concroto plpo, 20 Inches, 48 lineal feot. Concroto, class A, 127 cunlc ynrds. Concroto, clnss 11, 5 cubic yards. Concroto, class C, 15 cubic yards. Holnforclng stool, 15,115 pounds. The foregoing quantities nro ap proximate only, being given nB u basis for tho comparison ot bids, and tho county court of Jackson county does not expressly or by Implication ngrco that tho actual amount of work will correspond therewith, but roserves tho right to Incrcaso or dorroaso tho amount of any class or portion of tho work that may 1$ deemed necossnry or oxnedlont by tuo county highway engineer of Jacks6n rounty, Oregon. Plans may ho sr-or. and forms of specification anil contract max no 0,)" taincd nt tho county highway en&l neer's office, Central Holol building, Central Point, or at tho county clerk's office, Jacksonville, Orogon. Tho right Is reserved to lojoct any or all proposals or to arcept tho pro posal or proposals deemed best for Jackson county. COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON COUNTY. F. L. Ton Vollo, County Judgo. W. C. Leever, County Commissioner. F. II. Mnddon. County Commissioner. Attest: O, A. Gardnor, Count) Clerk Jackson County. Jacksnnvl lt, Oregon, July ltith, 1915. 310 Not Ite of KlioiiffTi Rule Umlei Execu tion In Foiviiosiiie J. Y. Herrlau, plaintiff, vs. C. J. Dunten and Clara N. Duiiten, husband and wife, nnd W (5. Mayfleld, defend ants. Uy virtue of an execution and nn order of sale dul Issued out of and under tho soul of tho circuit court of tho state of Oregon In nud for tho County of Jackson, dated tho 22d day of July 1915, In certain cause theroln, wherein J, W. Horrlnii, ns plaintiff, recovered n judgment against C. J. Dunten and Clara N. Dunten, his wife, for Threo Thounand ($S0U0U(I) Dol lars, with Intort'st thereon from said 10th day of November, 1911, nt the ratn of 10 por cent por annum and Throe Hundred ($1(00.00) Dollurs at torney's fee and tho further sum of Seventeen ($1700) Dollurs costs, Milch judgment v. as enrolled nnd dooketed In the dork'H offlr of said court on thn 2Jnd day of Jiilv, 1915, and Is of record In Volumo 23 of tho circuit court Journal at pagos 105 and Hiti thereof In compliant with tho rommnnds of saltl oxoeutlou anil order of salo, I will on Monday, tho 2)d day of Aug ust, lb 15, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, at the front door of the Court House in JAckxonvlllo, Jackson Coun ty, Orogon, ofler for sale ami will sell nt public au (ton, sulijoet to redemp tion as is by law provided, alt of th right, title and Interest that defend ants C. J DuiiIpii and Clara N. Dun ten, his wf, bad on thu lGth day of November. II4, or hate slnen ac quired, or now have in hiiiI to the following di''rtbod roul propaity sit uated llug and being situated In Jackson eouuo. State or Oregon, nnd inor particularly dtwurlbod us fol fel fol eows: IlHSlHiilug at a pqlnt tvutv chains North from (he SoiiUiwwl corner ot DoMttoti Laud Claim Httwbur Seven ty TbrM 7H lu TowhmMu Thlity soeir ClTi Houtb or Itang Two I J) Watt of 0 WillftWDUs Alwidtim. and ruNBlHg thw Went en U 8enUi Mm of Mm- mln rrniffg pur ckHMl i lawraL, from (iirUiun mihpUI and wl'- (the deed therefor bolnc of record In Donl Hon. I ord of Jackson County, Oregon, ln Volume 15, pago 259 thereon, nine teen chains and sixty fivo links for a beginning point; nnd from ald bo ginning point running thuiico North twenty chains and Elghteon links; thenco Wst ten cinlns; tlMVico South twenty clialiiH and Eighteen links; I nud thenco Enst ten chains to thu placo of beginning, containing twenty and 18-100 ncros. Together with all thn appurtenances to tho snmo be longing. All of tho nbovo doscrlbod tract of laud will be sold nt said lime and placo In tho ipanner provided by law for tho salo of real proporty under uxoriitlnn to sntlsfy tho Judgment, coBts. and iiforulng costs of mile liatud Hits 22nd day of July, 1915. w. il. ni.Mii.r.u, nuL'iiu. Hy E. V. Wilson, Deputy. ion nirrrwmnrnra FOR RENT Nicely furnished 2-room house, closo In, all couvenloncos. 421 .lay St., cor. S. Oakdale and 11th. 113 FOR RENT Modem K room bun galow cheap. Intrnlro Fred Moars, agent, Garnelt-Cort'y Hldg. 113 FOR RENT August 1st, 3-room furnished houso, with sleeping porch at 121 Woodstock St., $10 per month. Seo J, V. Iloirlmi or Dr. Seoley. FOR RENT li-room modorn houso. Call 537-Y. 117 TO RENT 5 room mod, furn, houso, seo Puruuker, St. Murks Hldg. FOIt HEN'T 5-room modorn housq, IlillU-lVUUli 11UUIP, lllll LUIIH-'IU UilBU- mont. Phono 370W. FOR RENT -Closo lu 5 room houso with sluopliig pot tii, modorn plumbing, electric lights, content sidewalk, garugo, on paved street. Rent rensounhle. Inquire ot II. C. Studdnid, Medford, Oregon. tf I'OIt H.LK--SIIftLLiaMtOU8 FOlfsALE F-'urnlturei ntwTfor snle, library table, ono rocker, 1 buffet, 1 kitchen cabinet base, t small rugs, I bath rug. Also white bodrnom set. 120 Laurel Street. 112 FOR SALE Ono golden oak sanitary buffet. 333 Knight Street. 110 FOR SALE Columbia Ornfunoln outfit. 122 Portland nvo. 115 FOR SALE Contrlfugnl pump. 8 Inrli stronnl, with nil collections nnd somo extra pipe; will Irrigate 100, acros. This pump will draw sand, gravel or water, Phonu 931-L or call nt 200 W, Main, city. FOK HAI.R--MrwmjClC FOiTsalTc ; I'Tks" (luorge D. Salt man, 115 FOR SALE Good gentlo Jery cow. If you want a bargain phono 25-R2. Ill FOIt SALIC 36 head of youilK oat tlo, one span of inn lo. $100.00. A. K. ICttiiiart, Roguo River, Oro. Ill FOR SALE Horses of all kinds; house wagons, camping wagons, hacks, harness, Vinson's Hani, N. Rivorsldo Ave, 110 FOR 8ALE Red Pollod bull caU; pure brod Duroc Jorsoy spring pigs; polo mountain buggy, good ns now. Pnlinor Investment Co., Modoc Orchard WHY? IT IS VOTIt mSNE.SS TO HHli MK Hecauso my stock n trado Is to have optioned at tho iowost cash prlco tho boat buy ln this county. I have been on tuo ground look ing Out for you for tho past flvo years. Nearly overyday I havs In vestigated some "good thing." I havo eliminated everything oxtwpt those deals which 1 am oonvlueed will te- ouro rue satisfied ctutomors. In n few hours time 1 oan give jou tho benefit of this rMMareh. It Is my business to show yJu ovor the ottunty and Introduee you to the KwlbllUli and opportunities here. Sou Mod ford first and J. G. BARNES Ittt West I'tlH Hlieel i I'OU KENT HOUKlWEEPINn ItOO.MS FOIt HUNT Modorn' housekeeping suites, close In, $5, $s mo.; new prop. 234 E Dtb. 121 FOIt HALIC ItrCAIj KHl'ATH FOR SALE Or "initio, nt n bargain.' rooming houso with 10 fumlshmi rooms, located nt 215 Fourth St., Ashland, Orogon. Call or wrlto J. M. Slack, Proprlotor. 110 HELP WANTED MnltMtr IVmalo iWAVTi.!nVni.ninn u.itTnn "i.min or fo,ni. Something new, good tommlMlon. Address J, Mall Trl- imno. 1 12 . - WANTED Mltss.!jj.MrCOUS WANTED TO ' UBNT Farm' milToldo for stock and grain with Htiltablo bulltUngs. Addrosa K, Mall Tri bune. 112 WANTED Platform scnles a n d choice liny. Phono .'(Sii-M. 112 WANTEilT. tons ' Kill od Harloy. Foothills Orchard. WANTED To tout alfalfa or good wild oats pasture for hogH. Hox H care Mali Trlbuno. 113 WANTED To restn for two months, light middle, miltuhlo for lady, Ad tlrtWH Hox X, Mall Tribune. WANTED Turkeys, market price. Good Eats, Harry's Dairy Lunch. 119 WANTED-C8I-R3. -Hay baling. Phono 111 .MONKV TO LOAN TO LOAN -$2H(i(i to loan. Holmes tilt) Insurance .Man. IUJHINKSS lUHltOTOHX Attorney POUTER J. NEFF, VM. r. MEALWI Attomoyfl-nt-Law, Rooms 8 and 9, Medford Natloual Hunk bldg. A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Coroy bldg. -Garnett- Wm, M. Colvlg. Geoigo M. Roborti COLVia & ROUERTH. LAWYEHB- Medford National Dank Hutldlng II. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERIll Attorneyu nt Law. Jackson C'oun ty Unnk Hulldlng. Auto mippliet) LAHEn AUTO BPRINQ CO. Wa aro operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant In tbo Pa cific uorthwoat. Uso our springs whon othoru fail. Bold under guar, antoo. 2C North Fifteenth 8t. Portland, Oro. Collot'tloiiH ami Iteporls COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wo collected somo accounts 14 yoara old. Wo know how to get tho money. The Hullook Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Hus kins' Hldg., 210 E. Main St. UctlUrfU DR. W. M. VAN HCOTOO DR. O. C. VAN SOOYOO Dentists Qarnett-Core; Hldg., suit Uedford, Oro. Phone 85G. lit Nolnry i'uMIc 11BLHN N. YOCKEY Notary pub lie. Uring your work to mo at tn Igu of the Mall Trlbuno. TruiiMtrra I. EADH TRANSFER He STORAGE CO Offlco IS North Front St. Phoni 315. Prices right. HarvloA guar tntooil NEW TODAY . On of thu rinaat little koHiM in Medfonl. Value $2000 with a mort gage or $lou. Will trail for tinim provl band. A fi beiUM laud farai ( 60 acreet at $116 an acre. Another gilt edae oae jnai a lUtle twiilter at $1T8 an acre. Tbesw will aUttstl all hinds ut tnvMtlMtlou. C. D. HOON Jackson Co. lUnk Hiilliltug BY WELLS llUSINKKH DIHECTOHV Clitropruclorc OR. A. It. HEDGES. Dr. Loulso B. Hodges Mcchnno-Theraplsts, Chiro practors, Spolidylothoroplsts. Those systems, Including dietetics, cura tive gymnnstlcs, hydro-thornphy, etc., produco results In both acuts and chronic diseases. Consulta tion frco. Ovor Douol & Co., cor ner Main and Dartlett. Hours 9 a. in. to C p. m. Olhor hours by appolntmont. Phono 170. DR. R. J, LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, norvo specialist Rooms 20H-204-205. Gamelt-Coroy bldg. Vapor baths nntl scientific mnssago given; nccdlo spray, hund nnd shouldor shower In connection; advice ln dietetics, medical gymnastics, hydropthorapy. Lady attendant. Phono, offlco 543, rosldnncd EU-H, Engineer niU Contractor FREDCUMMiN'iilirncMnd contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Hldg. Surveys, estimates. Irrigation, drainage, orchard and land Im provement. . (laru OARHAGB Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on tho city garbage wagons tot good sorvjeo. Phono 274-L. F. Y, Allen. Instruction ln Muslo 11A1GHT MUSIO STUDIO Rooi 401, Gnrnett-Coroy Hldg. Frod Al ton Hnlght Piano, Mrs. Florencs Hnlllday Hulght, voice. Phons 72. I'liyeslcinns ana urcoons DR. V. U. OARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia physicians, 410-417 Gurnott-Corsy hldg., phono 103G-L. ltMldenc 2G youth Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD-Osteopatnli pbysIclatiH, 303 OarneU-Corey building. Phono 904-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician aad surgcou. Practice limited to eyo, ear, novo and throat. Eyes scion tlflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. lc. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. Illdb'., oppoalte P, O. Phono CG7. B. H. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack sou County Hank bldg. Olllcs phono 43-lt; resldouco phone 58-11.' DR. It. W. OLANOY Physician anU surgeon. Phones, offlco 3ti, rosl donee 724-J. Offlco hours 10 ta 12, 2 to 6, DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD PhyslolanH and surgeons. Offlc 309-310-311, M. F. & II. Dldg. Phouoa residence, 814-J2; office, 814. DR. MARTIN C. 11AUUKII PhysU uiau and surgeon. orflcu Palm block, opposltu Nash Iloto). lluura 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J. T. O. HEINE. M. I)., SPECIALIST Eo, our, nose anil throiU, offlco SS8 East Main, residence 1121 East Main; office hours 9 a. m. to 12 m.; l:3u to G p. m. Telephones Offlco, 303; ;reNlduucu, 303-J3. Prlntem ana l'libllstiers UEDFORD PRINTING CO has tB host oqulpped printing offlco la southern Oregon; book bludlug, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices 27 Nort H'lr t Sowing ."Machine!). SMIWINO 'Si AC! I INKS reiUud, Bold "or repaired. Agency Singer Sowing mat blue, for . Southern.. Oregon. Headquarters with Medford Furl turo and Hardware Co. 0. A Chapman. Shoo Itoitaiiing 8riou1rtvruimNa ropatrlng, on modorn electrtt maoblnoa while you wait K. N. Blden. looaled lu Kldd's Shoe Ktors.' Ithnun S 1 X.I. Typeurltert una iiippliot. TYIiVitlTKrtS AND SUPPLiBS ' New ReiHlngtMR, Smith Premier Hd MoHari'h typewriting, adding and aubtrsxtlHg mn.luj. rebuilt laaeblae ftir eash or easy paj njonte, Maelilnee for toiiU rihboBi and supallee of all kinds, nlmplo r nalra free of ebarse. HoRer I. llnntt. Oivin e dVchh 93-lt. or Palmer 1'iauu Place, Kl i.ii & V4W I igfgfj 14 M