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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1915)
ttJln Id vicinity Six or moro Overlnnd cnrs wero omitted from tlio Afchlnnd cnumorn tlon In those columns last week and there may bo a fow others. This does' not affect tlio total or the motors In town, tlio omission being ono'of clas sification only. Thruo mniiunniincp-dr-wny cars were In locnl railroad yards laYt week with crows Installing Improve ments and making repairs, Iho most notaplo of which wcro new stylo rol ler chutes In tho Btockyards. Mrs. Mary A. Royco of Wautoma, Wisconsin, sister of B. K. Whltmore, was a vlBltor with relatives hero last week on her way homo from San Francisco, and made tho Crater Lake trip. A. L. Grutzo of Portlnnd returned to that city last Friday after a vlBlt hero with his fatlicr-ln-lnw, D. O. Stovonson. Miss Heatha Watson Carvllle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Watson, will visit her parents horo in tho near future Professionally she Is known ns Barbara LaMarr, and Is the wlfo of Ilobort D. Carvlllo. Tho duo have collaborated In tho production of a number of now dances. Tho "Zono Promenade," de scribed by Miss LaMarr as a "flirta tion one-step," has been captivating visitors at tho exposition, as has also tho "Fascination Waltz," a pretty In terpretative dance, tho prestige of which has been augmented by tho patronage accorded tho couplo by tho Hearsts and othr aristocratic famllls In San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Car vlll aro on their way to Chicago nnd New York. They will visit in Ash land several days and In connection with such visit may bo prevailed up on to glvo exhibition of tho dnnclng nrt not only hero but also nt Med ford. W. S. Roboy and A. Erlckaon, both of Brooklyn, lown, accompanied by their wives, enjoyed stopover privil eges In Ashland Saturday and Sun day. Archbishop Giovanni nonzano, pa pal dclegato to tho United States, passed through hero on Friday, bound for Portland nnd Seattlo. K. V. .Carter, accompanied by his friends, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Adams of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, motorod to Crntcr Lake tho last of tho week, piloted by Floyd Dickey, chauffour. Rev. John P. Davis of Bcrkoloy. Cal., representing tho Continent, a prominent exponent of Presbyterian Isnf in tho journalistic field, has been canvassing this territory of late. Anthony T. Day of Now Albany, Indiana, Identified with tho loathor Industry In that southern town of Uooslordom, was hero last weak, ac companied by IiIh wlfo. Mr. Day Is an old tlmo acquaintance of Stipt. Brlsrno, of the local schools. The Haptlst Sunday school hold Its aiijui.il picnic lost Friday In tho Clay ton orchard district soutltoast of town, with about 100 In nttondanco. They had a flno tlmo. Transporta tion facilities woro mainly by prim itive hay rack methods. Itov. Dr. Sidney N. Usshor of Now York city, rector of St. Bartholo mew's Kplscopal church, which has toll largest membership of any of that affiliation in tho country, was n visitor with his brother. W. W. Psalter, last Thursday, whif showed hi mtho extent of Ashland's develop ment, to tho great satisfaction of tho clerical visitor who declared nn In tention of acquainting his eastern friends regarding tho scenic attrac tlons of tho Southern Orogon conn- try' .1. M. Heaver has been ranching pro t o,m. Although possessed of a habitat In town, ho has been going out dally to tho Elmo Nell placo for tho past few weeks and attendlnf to the chores thero whllo tho proprietor has been making hay when the sun shlned In tho Dead Indian country. Mrs. Agnes Russell and daughter Margarot, who have been visiting rol ntlves In the J. W. McCoy family, left Aug. 1 for tho central west, prelim inary to returning I othelr homo In Norfolfc. Vn. Paul I. Wells of San Francisco, head of the Southern Pacific engi neering department, was In town last week on important business, being shown around by F. G. McWllllams. Bert Greer hitched up his big B. M. F. taking tno visitor im v.... over tho scenic drives, also viewing otlio rattractlons of the park dovol- opmont. W F. Cameron, former city school buperlntendent. Is now located at Slloam Springs. Missouri, where ho has bought property and will bul Id a residence with tho view of mak ing his purchase "by cool Slloam s bhady rill' a permanent abiding spot. Will Dlckerson, a novice at motor ing, recently had five gallons of gas oline abstrated from his new rora hlle tho machine rested in the vlcln ity of Wagner Sprlnsg. The return to town was only effected by borrow In,; the fluid In relays of a quart at a time from residents along the way. WW. who retajl nalnt. would like ta give the Ihlof several eoats of anything ut mureslo or alaVas- UTowans (rem ?U 9 " -f held tbolr Ms reon In ChautaB- OLD NICODEMUS NIMBLEAT NICK INVENTP PUBBED AUTO! WAQDP OFF PWCLLP '0FTU&- ' ENEMY ! ! qun park last Friday. lowering skies in tho enrly morning gavo way to an Idcnl afternoon, though tho tejnperaturo was a trlflo cool for Ico cream and refrigerated soft drinks. Nearly 400 woro In attendance, Mcdford being well represented, also quite a numbor from Grants Pass, nnd other localities. Editor Wolf, of tho Record, welcomed tho visitors In his characteristic humorous vein, tho response being by F. W. Mcars, of Mcdford. C. M. Thomas, of Tnl cnt, was ono of tho real orators of tho occasion, nnd B. F. Mulkoy, also of Mcdford, In a happy way doplctoii "How Iowans Look to an Outsider." Tho latter part of tho afternoon was glvon over to sports nnd a wall: to look over tho park Improvements by thoso who wero Inclined towards pcdestrlanism. ' It Is planned to morgo tho various community organ izations Into a Inrgcr Southern Ore gon association. Chnrles D. Hoon of Mcdford, wns elected president, and C. B. Lamkln of Ashland, and C. M. Thomas of Talent, vlco presidents, Mrs. II, C, Blohllng of Medford, sec retary. Other officials will bo select ed from various localities through out tho valley. A mld-wlntor gather ing is scheduled to ho hold In Mod ford. A criticism rogardlng regis tration methods Is that tho enumer ation ought to bo by Iowa counties, an wolLas by towns, thus simplifying tho figures of nttondanco from vnr lous sections. Tho attention of local members of tho Mooso ordor Is being directed to tho seceding of n promlnont organiza tion of tho 'membership nt Los An geles, resulting In tbo forming of n now fraternal body which will hoar tho Imposing tltlo of tho National Ordor of tho Golden Square. A company of 35 Australian boys Is scliQilulod to put In an nppcaranco hero nt tho Chautauqua tabernaclo, on Thursday ovonlng, Aug, G. Thoy aro touring tho country, giving n band entertainment, nlso performing n variety of stunts peculiar to tahletlc and other features prevailing In the nntlpoden. This Is a Bccond visit of a llko contingent, a former ono hav ing nppeared hero sometlmo ngo. Miss Ruth Osniun returned to Ash land last Thursdny, after a visit to tho ctnarl west. Her initio and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mosler, nlso plan to return hero from California for a permnnent rosldonco. Piping for tlio mineral springs con duits Ib nrrlvlng and being delivered for tho contractors by Davo Good, tho distance of tho haul varying from three to seven miles. Over G000 feet for tho. sulphur equipment Is on hnnd. This Is of wood, fir being tho quality, four Inches In diameter In sldo measurement, tho lengths vary ing from 5 to 18 feet. Tho pipes aro wound with wlro and coated with tar. On Monday evening of this week Miss Francos Hamlin, ono of Ash land's representative teachers In Honolulu Episcopal schools, will ap pear at tho Vlnlng theater in a music-story program, embracing tho present day status as well as tradi tionary legonds respecting Hawaiian song, cubtoms and lore. J. B. Mason, recently elected mayor of Klamath Falls, Is cerdltod with being successful on account of hav ing recolvod tho solid church vote of that town. Ho presided as mod erator of the Southern Oregon Pres bytery which mot hero about a year ago and is a businoss man of tho Falls city. Tho Oregonlan, on Its first pago of labt Friday, had a realistic por trait of tho familiar foaturos of Clar ence Reamos. Unltod Statos district attornoy. who Is representing tho govornment In the prosoeutlon of the cases against the IT. S. Cashier com nany. The Mooio will hold a big plcnleJ on locnl park ground Sunday, Aug. S. Visiters are oxpoeted (rem Mod ford. Grants Pass. Klamath Palls, Yreka. and otkor mIiiu. Over 111 marattMl ot tkiB ,,rd U. S. Ceast artillery from i'uiet .MBDFORb jfflE TRiBUttiS, No. 21 started Sound fortifications, passed through hero laBt Thursday, bound for San Frnnclsco where they will embark, Aug. 4, on tho transport Thomas for tho Philippines. Dr. G. W. Gregg nnd daughter Miriam left 'Monday for a trip to Ohio In the vicinity of tho doctor's old homo nt London. In tho mean tlmo Mrs. Gregg and son Dwlght re main hero on tho family premises, 216 Wclghtmnn street. iRoseburg appears to bo disgrunt led over teh non-pcrformnnce of tho Ford Motor Band whllo passing throught that city recently, It hnvlng received assurances that tho organ ization would toot their horns In that town. NOTICE TO CONTUACTOH8 State of Orogon, County of Jnck son, Scnlcd proposals, addressed to tho County Court of Jackson County, Ore gno nnd Indorsed "'Proposal for Constructing a portion of tho Pacific Highway In Jackson County, Oregon," will bo received by tho County Courl of Jackson County nt Its office In tho Court Houbo, Jacksonville Orogon, until 11 o'clock a. m. of tho 4th dny of August, 191G, and nt that time nnd placo publicly oponcd and read. All proposals must bo mado on blank form, to bo obtained from tho County Highway Engineer, at his offlco, Central Hotel Building, Cen tral Point, Oregon, or from tho Coun ty Clerk, Court Houbo, Jacksonville, Oregon; must stato tho unit or units bid on (bidders may bid on all tho units); must glvo tho prlco proposed, both In writing nnd In figures; nnd must ho signed by tho bidder, with his address, Kncli bid la to bo presented undor sealod cover, and shall no accompan ied by cash, a blddor's bond mado pnyahlo to Jackson county, or n cer tified check made pnyahlo to tho County Judgo of Jackson County, for nu amount equal to at least fivo per cent of tho amount of said hid, and no bid shall bo considered unless such cuiih, bond, or check in enclosed there with. Such blddor's bond ntuill bo con ditioned that If said hid lio accopted, tho party bidding will duly enter In to nnd oxecuto tho contract. Should the successful bidder to whom tho contrnct Is awarded tall to execute tho sumo within ten days (not In cluding Sunday) from ttm dnto ot not ification ot such award, such cash, bond or check shall bo forfoltcd to Jackson county, nnd tho mimo shnll bo tho property of tho county. All other cash, bonds nnd certified checks will ho returned to tho un successful bidders who submitted tho same, A corporato surety bond will bo re quired for the faithful porfornianco of tho contract In a sum equal to one- half of tho total amount ot tho bld. All bids aro to bo compared ou tho basts of tho county highway engi neer's estimate of the quantities ot work to bo dono as follews: The estimate of quantities referred to in the foregoing notice Is as fol fel fol eows: Unit a. From statIonL28G to station 390. r Miles C, 7, 8.' Embankment, 90 cuMc yards, Earth Excavation, 0,997 cubic yards. Hard pan excavation, 3,398 cubic yards, Loobo rock excavation, 200 cubic yards. Soft rock excavation, 100 cubic yards. Hard rock excavation, 1,1 CG cubic yards. Rip rap, loose, 10 cubic yards. Overhaul, per 100 foot, 9,806 cubic yards, Oloarlng, 9.0 aores. Grubbing, 470 square rds. Tlio drain, 4 Inehoa, 10 lineal foot. Corrugated iron pipe, 12 in oh on, 20 lineal feet. Corrugated Iron nine. 11 Ufbe?, 2S lineal feat. Gojiorela pipe, 13 llifiioj, 178 lln4 cal feet. 'U HSSiSik marvelous rubber automo. . No. 4 "Every ahell, upon striking my rubber auTo bounded back with -. , " - l $&Jr&h&i2 ?-i"&Z?i' D ;bIlol redoubled force against the machine of my puriuerel ' sbJ-t4rrr-1ni- & 'Sz?--:rzSiz. StBfaFORD, ORClcm, TP1SST)AY. AUGUST 8. 1915. THE FRONT out for a rids In the war tonal Concroto plpo, 20 Inches, GO lineal feet. Concrete, class A, 22 cubic j'ards. Concroto, class B, 2 cubic yards. Concrete class Q, 12 cubic yards. Reinforcing stool, S3G pounds. Unit 5- From Btntlon L484 to-statlon LG05. Miles 10. Embankment, 10 cubic yards. Earth excavation, 2G0 cubic yards. Hard pan excavation, 400 cublo yards. Looso rock excavation, 10 cubic yards. Hard rock cxcavntlon. 27G cubic yards. Overhaul, per 100 fcot, 100 cubic yards. Corrugated Iron pipe, 24 Inches, 1G lineal foot. Corrugated Iron plpo, 3G Inches, 40 lineal feet, Concroto plpo, 12 inches, 3G lineal feet. Concroto, class C, G cu&lc yards. Unit 8. From station Lg782 to station Lg795. iMIlcs 1G. Embankmont, 300 cubic yards. Earth excavation, 7G3 cubic yards. Hard pan excavation, 100 cubic yards. Looso rock excavation, 10 cubic yards. Overhaul, por 100 fcot, 780 cubic yards. Tlio drain, I Inches, 10 lineal foot. Corrugated Iron pipe, 30 inches, 40 lineal foot. Concroto plpo, 12 2lnchc9,-34 lin eal foot. Concroto, class B, 20 cubic yards. Concroto, class C, 4 cubic yards. Unit 10. From station Lg930 to station LgU04-GO. Mlloi 19, 20, 21, 22. Embankment, 2,077 cubic yards. Earth exravatlon, G,4GG cubic yards Hnrd pan cxcavntlon, 41 cubic yards. Looso rock cxcavntlon, 1,102 cu bic yards. Soft rock excavation, 100 cublo yards, t ( . Hard rock excavation. 3.GG6 cubic yards. Rip rap, looso, lo cubic yards. Overhaul, por 100 feet, 5, GOO cu bic yards. Clearing, 22.8 acres. Grubbing, 1,360 square rods, Concroto pipe, 12 inches, 300 lin en I feet. v Concroto pipe, 1G Inches, 111 lineal fcot, Concroto plpo, 20 Inches, 48 lineal feet. Concrete, class A, 127 cubic yards. Concroto, class II, G cubic yards. Concrete, class C, 1G cubic yards. Reinforcing stool, 15,115 pounds, Tlio forogolug quantities aro ap proximate only, being given as a basis for tho comparison ot bids, and tho county courl of Jackson county does not cxprosaly or by Implication agree that tho actual amount ot work will corrospond therewith, but resorves tho right to Increase or decrcaso tho amount of any class or portion of the work that may bo deemed necessary or cxpodlont by tho county highway engineer of Jackson county, Oregon. Plans may be snec. and forms ot specification and contrnct may bo ob tainod at the county highway engi neer's offlco, Central Hotel building, Central Point, or at tho county clork's office, Jacksonville, Oregon. Tho right Is resorvod to i eject any or all proposals or to accept tho pro posal or proposals doomed best for Jackson county. COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON COUNTY. F. L. Tou Velio, County Judgo. W. C. Leaver, County CnmuilMlonor. V. II. Madden, County Commissioner. Att8t: O. A. Gardner, Qamii 0(flrb J"on County. JtMiiWRvt la, Qiuen, July ictli. lllf. 310 No. 3 Suddenly a hostile armored auto FOR RENT .MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Farm wltirBtVrk.'tooTH and hay for sale. Chits. Gilchrist, Sam's Valley, Oregon. 1 1 1 for runt iiolni:ki:i:i'ing ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished " hnusokcep Ing rooms. 3 roomo In suite. 134 S. Bartlett. ill FOR RENT Modern hoiiBokeopIng stiltos, closo In, $G, $8 mo.; now prop. 234 E Hth. 121 FOR Ill;'4iv-rirL'Hi FOR RENT Four room flat or house, furnished or unfurnished. 730 W. Uth, 521-R. 118 FOR RENT C-room modern house. Call G37-Y. 117 TO RENT G room mod, turn, houso. boo Purucker, St, Mnrks Bldg. FOR RENT G-ronm modern houso, hard-wood floors, full cement baso mont. Phono 370W. FOR RENT Closo In G room houso with sleeping porch, modern plumbing, electric lights, cement sidewalk, garage, on paved street. Rout reasonable lnqulro of II. C. Stoddard, Medford, Oregon. tf FOR BALlC-MlaiKLLAMCOUS FOR SALE Good sovon pnBsongor body and top. J. C. Cass. 118 FOR SALE Gravonstoln apples great for pies. 2c por pound de livered Wednesdny. Phono 1 1-F22. 114 FOR SALE 3 comploto sets hcIioqI books for lib, 7th and 8th grades, cheap. Phono l.'.'O-lt. 114 FOR. SALE Com binder for sale. Guaranteed perfect running ordor, practically now. Guy W. Connor. Mull Tribune Bldgs, Phono GG1-J or GIG. Ill FOR SALE Piano, library tablo, oak dining room sot, rockers, oak hod room set, Iron bods, dressers, com modoB, axmlnster rugs, kitchen furniture, washing machine, mid fruit Jars, cheap for cash. Phono 420-R. 111 J-'OR HALE Ono goldon onk sanllnry duffel, 333 Knight Hlrcot. 110 FOR SALE - Columbia GrafatiiiTa outfit. 122 Portland avo. IK. FOR SALE Centrifugal pump, fl inch stream, with all cancellous nnd some extra plpo; will Irrlgato , 100 acres. This pump will draw sand, gravel or water. Phono U31-L or call at 20G W. Main, city. 118 TOU HAMV--IATlWnJCK FfRT'sAllJrtTo'Viiiiiig uiiil drFv Ing horse, cheap. Walter R. Stokos, Phono His-.ll. 117 FOIlTsAI.EStork hogs and fox hounds. Clias, Gilchrist, Sam's Valley, Oro. 1 1 1 FOR SALE -Pigs, man. George I). Haiti- nr. FOR HALE llortos or all kinds; houso wagons, camping wagons, hacks, harness. Vinson's Barn, N. Rlversldo Avo. 110 TOR SALE UKAb KSTATH FOR SALE Or trndo, at a bargain, rooming house with 1G furnished rooms, located at 21G Fourth St., Ashland, Orogon, Call or wrlto J. M. Slack. Proprietor. 110 WHY? IT IS YOUR lirKINKSS TO Hl'E ME Because my mock in trade Is to Iirvq optlonod at tho lowost cash price the boat buy In this county. I havo boon on tno ground look ing out for you for tho past five years, Noarly everyday I hnv In vestigated some "good thing." I have eliminated everything oxcept thoso deals which I am convinced will se cure me satisfied customers. In a fow hours tlmo I can give you the bonoflt of this resoaroh. It Is my business to bIiuw you over tho county and Introduce you to the possibilities and opportunities here. Seo Med ford first and J. C. BARNES 10U Wut JLiiln Street novo In alghtand began firing at mel I was ready I HUM' WANTED FKMALR WAN"rE Woman to help with housework on ranch In family ot two adults and two children. Tele phone Rural 8-1 or wrlto Mrs. C. P. Chninplln, Gold Hill, Ore 115 WANTED vinuvjiiljAIvrtOUS WNTEUro"trudo. "saddle 'pony"for bicycle Phono 15G-L. 110 WANTED Mngazlno solicitors, mnlo or female. Something now, good commission. AddrosH J, Mall Tri bune. 118 WANTED G tons rolled Barley. Foothills Orchnrd. WANTED To rcstn for two months, light snddlo, suitable for lady. Ad dress Box X, .Mall Tribune. for K.-vurmnufc TO TRADE Good rentable, property In Spokane to trndo (or Mcdford . property. Enquire 1118 Sth St. LOS LOST On Pacific Highway, nolo book containing lodge card. Ro turn to F. Hiuolrlgg nt Mnnn's Store. LOST Ladles' go)d watch; renson ablo reward glvon for return to Mull Trlbunu office. 11G LOST On rond between MeLond and Prospect whllo ling containing wnrdrobo and blanket. Kindly notify .1. W. Wnkeflold, Palm Blk.. Medford. HI' .MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN $2000 to loan. Holmos tho Insiirnnce Man. UUH1NKHS miliCGIUltX Attonror PORTER J. NEFF, WM. f. MHALE1 Attorneys-nt-Lnw, Rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank bldg. A. E. REAM KB, LAWYER Garaott Corey bldg. Win. M. Colvlg, George H. Roberta COLV1G & ROBERTS. LAWYERS Medford National Bank Building B. F. MULKEY ft GEO. W. CHERR1 Attorneys at Law. Jacksou Coun ty Bunk Building. Auto nuppiirrt LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. -W aro operating the- largest, oldest nnd best equipped plant In the Pa clflo northwest. Uso our spring! when others fall. Sold under guar antee 2G North Fifteenth. HL Portland, Ore. Collections nod RiHirt cw7kct7oVs Ar collected Home accounts 14 years old. Wo know how to get tho money. Tho Bullock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, lias kins' Bldg., 210 E. Main St. LtntMU DR. W. M. VAN HCOYOO DR. O. O. VAN BCOYOU Uontlsts Qarnott-Coroy Bide, sultb Uedford, Ore. Phono 8GG. Ill Notary l'uhltc HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary t'Ub lie. Bring your work to me at th ilru of tho Mall Tribune NEW TODAY Soma homesteads In tho Illinois Vailo. The building ot tho now railroad makes that rogloii oven moro it pop ular placo In whloh to secure a home, and I have mado arrangements whereby I can placo a number ot settlers on houiuatead relinquish ments. The land Sg fortllo and levol, and Irrigation can be had ou a largo part of aueli claim. It Is otoao to tho railroad right ot way, the wujgnn load crusw It and the Illinois rher Is near. No trosbju to show the properties to parties rosily interested. C. P. HOON Jaok8ou Co. Bank Building P2&fl MVft BY WELLS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Chiropractor DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Louise B. Hedges Mechano-ThoraptstB, Chiro practors, Upondylothoroplsts. These systoms, Including dietetics, cum tlvo gyninastlcs, hydro-theraphy. etc., produce results In both acuta and chronic diseases. Consulta tion free. Ovor Douel & Co., cor ner Main and Bnrllc'.t. Hours s. m. to G p. ro. Other hours by appolntmont. Phono 170. DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, nervo specialist Rooms 203-204" 20G. Garnott-Corey bldg. Vapor baths and scientific massngo glvear necdlo spray, hoad and shoulder shower in connection; ndvlco la dlototlcs, medical gymnastics, hydropthorapy. Lady attendant. Phono, office G43, rosldonco Gll-R. Engineer anil Contractor FRED N. CUMMIN03 Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bldg. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation, dralnngo, orchard and land lra provomont. GariMtK GARBAGE Get your premises m-rmmm cloanod up for the summer. Call on tho city garbago wagons for good service. Phone 274-L. F, T. Allon. Instruction la Waste HAIOHT MUSIC STUDIO Room 401, Gnrnctt-Coroy Bldg. Frod AL ton Hnlght Piano, Mrs. Florcncs Hnlllday Halght, voice, Phone 72. I'hyoslcluna aus. oargboBS DR. P. U. OARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS GAllLOW OatpstbU physicians, 410-417 Garsett-Corsy bldg., phone 1030-L. Reildonc 20 South Laurel HL DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physicians, 303 Garnett-Corsy bulldlug. Phono U04-M. DR. J. J. EMMENB Pbyslclaa aid surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, novo nnd throat. Eyes scion tlflcally tested and glaases up piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S, P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & IL Co. Bldg., opposlto P. O, Phono GG7. H. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack sou County Bank bldg. Offles phono 43-R; residence phone GU-R, DR. R. W. CLANOY Physician and surgoou. Phones, office 3G, real donee 724-J. Offlco hours 10 to 12, 2 to 6. DR. B. A. LOCKWOOD DR. MYRTLE H, LOCKWOOD Physicians and surgeons. Office 309-310-311, M. F. & II. Bldg. Phonos rusldcnco, 811-J2; office, 814. DR. MARTIN C. BARBER -Physician mid surgeon. Office Palm block, opposite Nash Hotel. Mourn 10 to 12, 1 to 4, Phouu 110-J. tTg.' ITeIneTmTd.. SPECIALIST Eye, oar, noso nnd throat, offlco 228 East Main; rosldonco 1121 East Main; of flea hours 9 a. m. to 12 m.; 1:30 to G p. in. Telephones Offlco, 303; jrosidenco, 3Q3-J2, Printers ana ruDllsliers UEDFORD PRINTING CO. has U boat equipped printing office la southern Oregou; bonk, blndlnx, loose leaf lodgers, billing systems, etc. Portland price. 27 Nortk Mr hl Sowing Machines. SEWING MACHINES rented, sold or lepalred. Agouoy Singer Sowing machine., for.. Squthsru., Oregon. Headquarters with Mcdford Furl turo and Hardwaro Co. C. '&, Chapman. TrHnxtrro EAD3 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Offlco 42 North Front St. PhoM 316, Prlcos right. Herrlco guar tntond T)jevrlters hh(I Supplies, TYI'EWRITERS TaNd'sUPPLIES Now Remington, Smith Premlw and Monarch typewriting, addlnii and subtracting mau.lnofl, rebulM machines for cash, or easy p&yr mentis. M.achltka for rent, ribbons and supplies or all kinds, simple re pairs free ot charge. Roger s Beunatt, 1" Oi(" ft- vfeosvfl 93B-R, or Palmer riano Flaw. w -AS? W' ?! rf -i .9! & M