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EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Ilowlctt
W. A. Galloway nnd family. Geo.
I', (loule iiiid fnmily, und C. A. My
cr nnd family, 14 in nil, of Modrord
passed through hero Inst Monday on
their way to ('inter Lake with teams
, faking thoir hotso feed wild them,
nn one of them luul n cult ntlueliO'l
to Hie lntck loaded with liny, grain,
etc., l).il ir Mr. Galloway act
through without it breakdown I will
lose my kuos. Athong Hit company
wore Mrs. 1. P. Hart of Jown unil
J. ( llillnnl of Montana.
The hiiiiio day and about the sumo
time Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haines,
Miss Ilorhieo Haines,. Mr. and Mr...
J. II. Ilium of .Portland, On., and
Mrs. W. II, Undoes of Ashland,
went through in mi auto for Crater
Lake.
During the lime Hint the cashier
of our Kngln Point Statu Hunk, J.
V. Mclntyre wits away, Mr. Trove
Lunisden of Mcdford came out and
attended to the business of the hank
and later on Mr. Hoy L. Muulo, also
of Mcdford ennie out- and remained
until Mr.' Molntyro'n return.
Harrison Hess is helvinir the old
Ashpole building that wns huilt for
a Inllinrd and pool room and Mr
Aphpoto intends to move his stock of
haidwaro from where it now is into
his own huilriitu on the main thor
oitghfnro about August 00.
John Smith in now engaged in
building a garage for Gas Nichols
on Salt creek as fins has fallen in
line with the rest of tho piogrossivo
farmers in that region and bought
himself a Ford.
During my absence Von dor Del
Ion Hros. have been making some
substantial improvements in the In
tel ior of their store.
Last Monday nfter I had written
the Eaglets for the Mail Tribune I
took a stroll down to the depot to
see tho new motorcar that the P. & P
have hud built to run on the line
from Med ford to Kuglo Point. It is
(iiito a handy arrangement and is m
nrrangel as to carrv about 10 pass
engers licsidn tho engineer and con
duet or and room enough on tho top
to carry the U. S. mail and what
baggage the average passenger would
want to carry.
Among the passengers who canto
out was .lames Gillis of Mcdford,
who spent the night with u find the
next morning started for Fish lake.
Mrs. Kobison of Sacramento also
came out and spent the night with
iw. She was out demonstrating Val
entines toilet articles for F. L. Heath.
- Tho cnifdy kid orMedford and his
cousin Mr. Dobho wore here for din
ner, also und so was C. A. Xewstrom
mid Itudolph Pick of Lake creek and
so was Miss Hazel-Carlson. Sho
went on up to Lake creek with Her
man Myer, the mail (outractor, m
his auto. She is from Iowa ami i
engaged to teach school in the South
Jlutto school district.
John Kudor and wife have gone to
Itnnohero prairie to spend a while tin
account of tho warm wciither.
M.r. and Mrs. E. E. Knulkuou of
Michigan have been vuiting Mr, ami
Mm. Fred L. Heath. Mr. Fnulktios
its tho piesident of stale hoard ot
pharmacy of Michigan.
Mr. Heath's son Frederic has gone
to California to enter the University
of California and his manv frieiuU
ho re wish him ahuiidant success in
his effort to propnro himself for n
business life.
.John Owens mil iuiuilv anil our
duuditoi I Initio utul .lud IMmiII
started Wednesday for Crater Luke
in tho Owens Fold.
While I was gone on my trip to
California our mayor John Nichols,
got himself into a bad box, with a
Ford. In trying to cross Antelope
deck with his machine in pulling up
the bank I should mvc said that
workmen are repairing the bridge on
Antelope clock so that the traveling
public have to ford the creek the
roud was steep and rough owl he be
ing unacutistomed to handling the
machine, got stuck and the mom lie
tried to pull out the loss progress he
made and there was a lady then1 and
tho man was fixing something uhnut
iliuir machine, and the Indv rvmnikiid
that ho did not seem to under-innd
how to manage his auto whereupon he
readily admitted that ho was a novice
at the business, whereupon the lady
lmgnu to toll him how to hundlo it
when ho abruptly, stopped hoc and
sitegosted that alio got in the tun
olllno and show him -I belioye he is
from Missouri -.o -ho jumped into
Ijis Ford opened up tho throttle and
Out went tho machine, gnmth to his
relief. He nays Hint ho will ulwnjs
linvo n warm sxit in his heuvt for
Hint Judy.
Lemon Charlov mid family motored
tain town ImsI Wcdne-dH.v.
MUau. Mhel mid lliuol Iwrii(.'
uf MonmoHth, Drew, ooHaius of Mr.
Ooaepe Von dor Hellon i hmc vi
Uiitff Mr. and Mr. Goonge Wit der
HnHwi and sun Uunnld.
' .1. P. Hughe ww of tke Dtitte Full
t htutU pNt tbe nijrttl with n
Wlncsday Had UmW the P. . E.
Mr for Rntte Full Thur-i.i.
UMm ( I, .-I'd nt ItutK, I .Hi
kfp '' il' r'tu.' t.iUiii "ii
far eS'&i iOMtV3.
OLD NICODEMUS NIMBLE AT
BDAINP WIN
IN BATTLE-
'6ANPT PTEEL!
DUBBED AUTO
U .-.-, JN
MAVILU HAMULI
f-v y . ., "Vsv Wn' 2-1 mancuveied around a while, devising tho best way to deal No. 0-1 fastened my auto to a tree nd stretched It out full length! When the enemy -Z0C
! A - (A rtththaenemyl cao"r -.
IX TTTTf f fcf R n. . -.i -7. - VP w -
Ka. 1 Onen. whllo aznpiimentlnff with mv
great rubber auto, I was surprised br hostile
soldiers, In an armored carl
Mr. and Mrs. L3. S. Wilson returned
from tho exposition and report u very
enjoynlilo time.
Mrs. F. .1. FlOlc and daughter Vir
ginia spent Friday of Inat woel: wUh
hor ulster Mm. Mnlono of Ashland,
MIhbch Flliel mid Marie Fifcrt ot
Mcdford epent n few dtiys this weelq
with their sister Mrs. Will Ilarnum.
Miss Molllo Drltt was in Medford
Monday for a fow hours.
Attornoy II, K. Hanno wns In Mod
ford Wednesday morning on business.
County Recorder Fred Colvlg, Peter
Wntsou and E. Wahl spent Tuesday
and Wednesday on tho Applegnte.
Mrs. W. McDnulcl and dnuglitor
Tholmu of Illicit, spent Saturday vis
iting relatives In our city.
Mrs. William Johnson spent n fow
hours shopping in Mcdford Tuesday.
Mr. nmVMrs. Chris Ulrich motored
to Aiiplognto Inst Sunday with Dr.
T. T. Shnw nnd s)ont tho dny with
Hoy Ulrich nnd family who nro camp
ing there.
Mrs. II, K. Hnnnn wns tho guest
of Mrs. Fred Colvlg nt Mcdford
Tuesday.
Misses Mildred nnd Nlda Noll vis
Itod In Ashland n fow days Inst
week.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Louis Ulrich motored
to Mcdford Wednesday morning with
Miss Ktliol Dick who left for a visit
to tho exposition.
Mr. and Sirs. Anstl Gllson or Ster
ling woro guosts of Mrs. Chris Ul
rich Tuesday.
Cashier Wm. Johnson of the Hank
of Jacksonville and fnmily motored
to Applognto Friday with "W, A.
Walker of Medford.
Mr. Rowland IIIiioh nnd Miss Fay
liaunspnch woro visitors In Medford
Thursday owning.
Mrs. George Gardner, wlfo of tho
genial county clerk, gnvo a birthday
party for her llttlo daughter Gerald
Ino Thursday afternoon. Tho little
folks played games and iniiilo merry
until nlmiit 5 o'clock when dainty
refreshments woro porved. Those
present woro Gnynell Kelloy, Koynnt-
dn Smith. Vlrghiln Dandy, Dorothy
Floroy and Gornldluo Gardner.
Miss Flora Thompson nnd sister,
Mrs. Minnlo Kolloy, wcro shopping
In Medford Thursday afternoon.
On Wodnosdny the 11th lust. Mr.
Itowliuiil Illnes, assistant cashier nt
tho Dank of Jacksonville, and MIbh
Fay Uiunspauch will bo united In
marrlago.
TABLE ROCK TABLETS
Pen Collns and family of Jack
mmiviIIc spent Stiiiduv visiting his
brother, S. C. Collins aitd family at
this place.
Lloyd Oreen unit wife mid two
cousins of Poitlaud who arc visiting
the Kenbrook fmnilv Fordcslo up to
Crater Lake Sandfly roturiiiiig Mon
day evening. Tho party wofo sim
ply delighted with the lake and de
clare they will maku tho trip again
next summer.
Mis Lea Anderson nnd Miss Clara
Collins weio biihlnoss visitors in Cen
tral Point Monday.
Mrs. C. M. Pence of Central Point
spout several days last week viniting
rolntivi'sfit tho Cton home. m,
The Lydiurd "sinters wow visiting
friends in Modfnid Snturduy mid
Sunday. .,.
Several of our fMnnois hao re
ported oxooptioimlly xftod yiulde of
wheat. A field of blvo htnm on tho
ituee runeh thmshed 48 bushels to
tho nere while hie cJjib n the Diela-y
rtineh HVitrKfiiM 41, nml U(sl RHMtien
h tb lUrry Kenluu nuu-h viildwl
50 huhU.
Mr. mid Mm. C. W. left Mu
day evttniair fur Portland wlu.-re Uev
wffll Sffttttl MVwrHi Ay vuitiutf
friatxie hb1 rlativr. U.-fow tf'um to
llnir fsitutw h.'n .t M.-ntauA.
MiNt M"n It i Kii'imtoil Iwr
l-'lh bJrtMw mi 3lfttl by jit
Wo. I lot loose ind struck them squarely wtth the full weight of my
ing n party to several of her young
friends who enjoyed themselves im
mensely. Miss Mae Nealon is spending the
week with relatives iTi the Sams Val
ley listriet.
Tho Vincent threshing outfit is
steadily threshing out tho golden
grain nnd will ulmost complete the
work in this district Ibis week.
J. W. Mellride nnd family nre en
joying n week's vacation nt Crater
Lake, Htey nuidc the trip with their
Ford car and will return by wuv of
the Klamtith and Dead Indian route.
I!. K. Nealon and A. L. Seabrook
mnde a business trip to Medford
Wednesday.
F. II. Ilauptnidn of the Sams Val
ley distriet made us a shoit visit
Thursday evening on his wnv home
from Medford. Mr. Hauptimiii is
building a new house and otherwise
improving his. ranch which ho con
siders one of tho het in that dis
trict. Chirenco Middlehusher killed a rat
tle snake last Thursday on the Diekev
ranch that measured -Li inches in
length.
?lr. and Mrs. Loren flregorv of
Agate spenl Sunday with relatives in
Table Hm'k.
II. C. Kern nnd wlfo of Drain,
Ore., motored Hirnugli here Wednes
day en route to the Pauainu exposi
tion. Mr. Keru nt one time had
charge of the Dr. Itav orchards near
Tolo and at present holds n similar
position near Drain
A new granarv is being eiecled on
the Xcnlnn ranch to hold the surplus
grain. Mr. Ookormmi of Central
Point is doing the work.
The now prop of grain nt the Nor
wiek Ynncilt wns moved to Medford
with unto trucks which does nway
with tho theory that tho auto truck
(tan not got out of tho fanners fiohl
with a load.
TO TUACUKKS OF .JACKSON
COI'NTV
A largo number of lenehora of Oro
gon Including representatives of tho
State Department of Kducutlon, will
leave Portland for the meetings of
tho National Kdiirntlonul association
nt Oakland, California, nt 12:30 p.
m., August 1 Uli, arriving nt Oakland
nt 9 o'clock Sunday evening. This
train will arrive nt Itngito Rlvor
August 15 nt 1:18 a. in.; Gold Hill
1:32 a. in; Central Point 2:00 a. in.;
Mcdford 2:18 n. m.; Ashland 3:00
a. in. Tho fnro will ho one nnd ono
thlrd rnto for tho round trip. Dele
gates should piirchuso one way tickets
to Oakland or San Francisco, on any
dny from August 12 to 17 Inclusive,
taking n receipt therefor from tho
soiling ngont. Such rucolpt when
proporly countersigned will bo honor
ed for one-third faro to original
sturtlng point on any day from Aug
ust 1G to 30 Inclusive
All who coutemplato Joining this
party of Oregon teachers should
mnko Pullman reservations through
tholr local agents. Yours truly,
, J. PFRCV W13LLS,
' County School Supt.
st.ti:.mi:xt
of tho
MKDFOltD NATIONAL RANK
of Medford, County of Juokson, Statu
of Oregon, showing tho amount stand-
Ing to tho credit of ovory dopoiltor
July 1, 1015, who has not made n
doposit, or who has not withdrawn
any part of his deposit, principal or
intorofit, for n period of moro thnn
sovon (7) yonrs Immediately prior
to said Onto, with tho minto, last
know nlnco of residence or postoffiro
nddrcss of such depositor, and tho
fact of his death, If known.
J. W.'Hakor, Modrord, Oro . $1.72.
Dovivlor llononl, Medford, Ore.,
$2.00.
J. C. Jenowi, Medford. Ore.. Ifi.BJt.Ija a northerly direction, alowc tho
S. W. Lloyd, Medford, Oro.
$fi.00
G. F. McDonald, Medford,
$1.24.
John R. Morris, Mwlford,
$50.00.
T. It. Thoetons, Mwlford,
Ore.,
Oro.,
Ore.,
$1S.E0.
Leo Vanderniucker, Medford, Oro.,
$4S.00i
t Stnto or Oragon, County of Jack
son. US.
I, W. II. JnektOB. balux first duly
sworn, deposo and say noon th,
thHt I am (ho Hwtmtifht twnlnor of tho
Mwlford Natloiml Hunk of Mwlforri.
County or Jackson aula of Oron;
tHat Uio furoaolHg u;'Mnt (s fHil.
trtie. orret hU eeMli .'-ineiit.
ghHfwIng Uib nme, iMt knoAi
denee or HOtfflce ado -. "
daHlll, If kHBWIl, Mid lb' I'l" nn' I o
tho or4U or VAQll dwtsiUii a rt. j
THE FRONT
quired by tho provisions of Chapter
148, of tho General Laws of Oregon,
11)07. ' W. 11. JACKSON'.
Subscribed nnd swam to before mo
thU tith dny of August, A. I)., 191C.
WM. S. CHOWKLL,
Notnry Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Dec. 0, 11) 15.
XOTH'M OF ASSKSKMKXT
California-Oregon Powtir Omnprtny.
I.ocnllou of principal pluco of bus
Iiicsh: San Francisco, California.
Notlco Is heroby given that nt n
meeting of tho directors hold on tho
SUtli day of Juno, 1015, nn nssoss
ment (Xo. 1) of Thirty CentH por
shnro wns levied upon tho capita!
stock of tho corporation, payable Im
mediately to tho Secretary nt tho of
flco of tho corporation, No. 131 I.ehl
esdorff Street, Snn FranclBco, Cnllfor
nln. Any stock upon which this as
sessment shnll rcmnlii unpaid on Sat
urday, tho 7th day of August, 1915,
will be dollmiucnt and advertised for
sale at public miction, and, unless
payment Is mnde before, will bo sold
on Saturday, tho 2Sth day of August,
1015. nt tho hour or 12 M., to pay
tho dollmiucnt assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.
Dnted, Juno 20th, 1015.
AI.15X J. K09HUOUOUOH,
Secretary of California-Oregon Power
Company.
Office: 131 Leldesdorff Street, Snn
Francisco, California.
Notice Is hereby glvo ntlint the
ditto upon which stork will bo delin
quent for nonpayment of the above
assessment lins been extended and
postponed from Saturday, August sev
enteen, nineteen hundred fifteen to
nnd Including Monday, August twen
ty third, nineteen hundred fifteen
and tho (Into of unto ot dcllmpicnt
stock undor snld assessment him been
extended nnd postponed from Sal
tirdny, August eighth, nineteen liuii
drod fifteen to Saturday September
fourtoonth, nliiotoen hundred fifteen
nt twelve o'clock noon.
Dated August sixth, nlnteon hun
dred fifteen.
AI.KX J. ROSUIIOROUOII,
Secretary of Cnllfornln-OroKou Powor
Company,
orrice: 131 T.oldosdnrrr Streot, San
Francisco. California.
SI'MMOXH
In tho Clroult Court or tho Stale
of Oregon, for tho County of Jack
son. I. on D. Jonoc, Plaintiff, vs. JiiiIhoii
G. Goble, llesslo M. Guide and F. VI
Morrlck, as Trustee. Dnfaudants.
Suit Tor foreclosure.
To .luilson G. Gohlo, llrssle M. Goble,
two of tho above named defend
ants: In the nuiuo of the Slnto of Orogon,
You and cadi or you nro hereby ro
(in I red to appear and answer tho
plaintiff's complaint against you, now
on file In tho above entitled court
and cause, on or before tho last day
or tho time jiroscrlbed In tho order
for the publication of summons
hoielii, to-uit, on or before tho 20th
dny or September, lOlfi, said (Into
being the expiration or six weeks
from (he date of the first publication
of this KtimmoiiH.
And ir oii rail to appear nnd
nnswer, for want thereof, tho plain
tiff will npply to the court for tho
icllof douinndcd In said complaint
succinct l flitted as follews:
For judKUiont ngnlnst tho dofond
nnt, Jinlpon G. Goble for tho mil sum
ot $3000 together with tho Interest
thereon at tho rnto of 8 percent per
annum upon $2250 thereof, and nt
tho rate of 10 percent por milium
upon $7.'i() thoroor, from tho 10th day
or April, ml 1, until paid; nnd for
tho further sum of $300 rnnsnunhlo
attoriioj's feos lo8tltr with tho costs
ttnd dUbiirxeiiionts or this suit to
ho taxed.
That the warranty doods mid title
bond mentioned in said complaint h
by the court decreed n mortgage and
n prior, valid mid subsisting Hon
aguIiiHt th promUos thoroin describ
ed, namelv :
CoiuniencInK nt tho southeast cor
ner or the I J. PIIIPPS RKSHRVA
TION. In the Clly or Medford, whoro
SIMIi street lutorsocts with the Coun
ty Road, i Riverside Avenue); themo
nost sldo ot said mad, one hundred
(100) reel; thuueo In it westerly di
rection, imrsllul with Sixth street,
one huii'lreil (lOoi fet; thence in
a soutlurl) direction, parallel with
Mid County Road, one hundred (100)
feet to ritxth street; thence in an
naaterl) direction one hundred (iei)
foet MluriK the north lino of Sixth
street to the place or beginning, be
ing a parcel or land 100 feet by 100
root in sUe
Kor the full payment of the ngjere
gmte sum of yrlttripHl, Interest, et
tnrue twm, ooeu. dlsliursoinunts
anil ufciirlmc ols. and thnt said do-
iMriHcd premkos sad property bo
gt,i.i '- uw irovltel. and tlwu tit
. r, . i -nfrhunt tkereuf, be an-
i,. i i hhm -i ltd Judgment,
,, , , mhih. ( '
4 . ..... dtivsuU auJ oaah of
cart There was a crash!
them bo bnrrod nnd foreclosed of any
nnd all right, title nnd Interest in or
to said .premises or any pnrt thereof
except ns by statuto provided.
This summons Is published In the
Medford Mall Tribune by order of
Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judgo of the
uhovo entitled court, which snld or
dor was made nnd ontorod of record
on tho 0th day of August, 1015, and
tho first publication hereof In com
pliance therewith Is tho 7th day of
August, 1DK.. W. K. PIIIPPS,
Attornoy for Plaintiff.
J'Olt ItKNT lim'SISKKKl'INa
HOOMtt
FCdTTMJNTTuTnTsTim'i ntiil I?Kht
housekeeping rooms. 322 So. Con
tra! Ave. 118
FOIl niCNT Modorn housekeeping
nultos, closo In, 5, $S mo.; now
prop. 234 13 I) th. 121
KOK HKriwriousncpf
FOIl HUNT Five-room houso, furn
ished. Plchsnnl location, tdindy
yard. 817 West Tenth street. 119
FOR RUNT 5-rooin modorn bunga
lo, sleeping porch, nlco lawn, plen
ty shade, flno water, 111. GO per
mouth. S20 West 12th. 121
FOIl RUNT Four room flat or
house, furnished or unfurnished.
730 W. 11th, 521-R. 118
TO It 12 NT 5 room mod. turn, houso.
sco Piiruckor, St. Marks Illdg.
FQR RUNT 5-room modorn houso,
hard-wood floors, full content baso
moJit. Phono 370W.
FOR RUNT Closo In 5 room houso
with alocplng porch, modorn
plumbing, electric lights, content
sidewalk, gnrngo, on paved streot.
Rent ronsonnblo. Innulro ot II. C.
Stoddard, Modrord, Orogon, tt
HJK HAI,I-IArl'.7tTUCK
FORSLTslglMerod llninpshlro
hogs, tho premier bacon breed; ma
ture (pilckly. Woodlawn Orchards,
A. Conro Fioro, Central Point. 121
FOR KALKv-MI.'KJhljIi'AMCOUH
FOR SALI3 Clump, hlaokliorrloH on
tho hiiHhos. Ill) Kant llth St.
119
FOR HAMS Wo have ono porch
swing left; will soil cheap. Call
mid soo it. Pacific Furniture mid
Fixture Fiietory. 121
FO i t8TLKha loil iinrjoy straw .
Phone 732-J2. 123
FOR SAI.I3 AlfiiRu hay In field, $10
por ton. Green Mondow Creamery,
Phono 21 1-.I1. 118
FOR SA 1, 10 Young pullets will uinho
flno winter layers, or will tnko
young roosters as part payment.
Medford Poultry & H!gg Co. Phono
5S3,
llll
FOIl SALI3 Froshly extracted hon
ey F. L. Ton Voile, Jacksonville.
121
Foil's A UfiWhlto oTpTiiKtnn ICeT
lostrasu strain, liuus, cockerels,
pullets and oliloks. Telephone A.
S. V. Carpenter, 572-111. 122
FOR HALI3 Crab npplos, 8c
Phono 507-113,
n lb.
118
FOR BALK Good sovou pnseonuor
body mid top. J. C. Cass. 118
FOR SALIC Centrtfugnl pump, 8
Inch stream, with all collections
mid some extra pipe; will Irrlgnto
100 acres. This pump will draw
sand, grnvol or water. Phono
931-L. or call at 200 W. Main.
city. 118
WHY?
IT IS VOril lUIXHSS TO SI'H MI?
Uecauge, my stock in trade is to
have optlonod at tho lowest cash
prlco tho best buy In thin county.
I have been on tiio ground look
ing out for you for tho past five
yeard. Nourly everyday I )iuv lu
voBtlgated some "good thlug." I have
I'ollmlnatod everything oxcopt thoBe
deals whloh I urn convinced will bo
ouro mo satisfied oustomora.
In a few hours ttmo I can glvo you
the henoflt of this research. It is my
buslnoee to show you ovor tho county
and Introduce you to the possibilities
and opportunities here, Boo Med
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
loy Vl Miilu Street
aiu. t auo aruioiru car crumDicui mv own- -? -.v
no. o TJid armored car crumpled! My o
having dtfoated the enemy without
FOR SAMi llKAIi KSTATK
FOlTsALli HcarcMrii,lor2"o"ncro
farms in beautiful Rochester val
ley. Unexcelled for berries, poul
try, dairying. Host climate, best
innrketHj very low prices: easy
tonus. Wrlto W. A. Perkins,
Rochester, Wnah.
WANTKll SITUATIONS
W A NT 1-2 1 ) Wor k "by t iuTlliM)'r Immi r
by Japnueso hoy. Phono lOll, 127
WANTKll MI.-ttr.ijijANirXlUB
WANTKD To rent u phino,
OKI-ll.
Phono
118
WANTI-2D Ford chassis, Into inodol
on easy terms, Addroea P. Mail
Tribune. 119
WANTIOD TO RI3NT
room houso, cheap.
30, Mnll Tribune.
Furiilsholl 4-
Addroiia Ilox
118
WANT13I) TO IH1Y 20 tono of
straw; also 20 tons of liny. VIn
son'u Feed Darn, N. Rlvcrsldo Avo.
112
WA'NTISD Mugmdno Hollcltoru, mnlo
or fomnlo. Something now, good
commission. Address J, Mull Tri
bune. 118
WANTED To resin ror two months,
light snddlo, suitable for lady. Ad-
drcsa Uox X, Mall Trllnino.
11J...r.-1iT -Bssr-a. - -i m i
MOXKV 'to LOAN
To"l6aN--$2000 to loan. Uofiiioa
tho liiBiirmico Man.
MONI2Y TO LOAN Ilnvo $1000 to
$',500 to loan on farming prop
erty. 13. S. Tinny, 210 Gnrnett
Coroy Uldg. 120
T
i.O.Sl
STRAY13D Ono dark hny hnrso,
branded on foro log; reward. Top
ophono 900-L. 118
IIUHINKSS DIUKUTOHY
Atlonrays
PORT13R J. NI3FF, WM. r. M13ALK1
Attoruoys-at-I.aw, Rooms 8 and
9, Medford National Dank bldg.
A. 13. RI3AM13B, LAWYKR aarnotT
Ooroy bldg.
Win. M. Colvlg, George M. Roborti
COLVIO c RODHRTS, LAWYHRS
Modrord Nntlnnal Dank Utilldlnx
U. F. MULKI3Y & (1130. W. CIII3RRT
Attorneys nt Law. Jncksou t.'oun
ty Rank Itulldltig,
Auto anppliM
LAHRR AUTO SPRING CO. W
aro oporntltiK the largost, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our spring!
when others fall. Sold under guar.
antoo. 20 North Fifteenth St,
Portland, Ore.
Collections nnd lteM)ita
cTkctTons'and rT3PORTS-'o
collected soino accounts 14 yearn
old. Wo know how to got tho
money. Tho llullock Mercantllo
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has
kins' Illdg., 21U K. Main St.
Dcntlstn
DR. W. M. VAN HCOTOO j,
DR. U. C. VAN HCOXOU
Dontlsts
Oarnott-Core- lildr,, suite lit
Medford, Oro Phono 85B.
Noinry I'uiillc
HKLWN N. YOGKIJV Notary pub'
lie. Drlug your work to mo at th
tisn nf Hie Mall Trthtinn
NEW TODAY
Good clear houso in Modrord ror
oxobauictt for u pluco of out laying
land wl.tre somo IrrlRiUton is possi
ble. $a.uoo valulatJon.
80 acres ten miles from Medford.
liulldliiKS and stock. Twonty-sovon
acres In cultivation, near outrange.
$3000. No trade, but plenty of tlmo.
Hare la a great buy. 800 aeros ot
rholee bottom land, clote in. (loud
iiupitiveiuunts. $115 an acre, irrl
attun rlshts. UUiral terms.
C. JO. HOON
JaeUsun do, Uttuk Uulldiug
BY WELLS
ta .r-"
spilling blood I
IIUSINKSS DinKOTOKY
CUIropriwiors
DR. A, II. III3DOBH. Dr. Loulfio M.
Hodges Mochauo-Thornplsts, Cblro
praetors, Spondylothcroplsts. These
syotoms, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy,
etc., produce results in both acuta
and chronic dluenscs. Consulta
tion tree. Ovor Dotiol & Co., cor
nor Main und Dartlo'.t. Hours
a. m. to G p. in. Othor hours by,
appointment. Phone 170.
DR. II. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor)
norro spoclnlhit Rooms 2011-201
205. Gnrnott-Coroy bldg. Vapor
baths nnd Bclentlfio maBsnge given;
ncodlo spray, head and Bliouldor
showof In connection; advico la
dlotatlcfl, medical gymnastics,
hydrotherapy. Lady attendant.
Phono, offlco C 13, roaldenro 511-R.
Ktiglncvr nnd Contractor
FRKDN."cUMAYrN"a r3iiginoor"and
contractor, 101 M. F. & II. Uldg.
Surveys, . estimates, Irrigation,
dratnngo, orchard nnd land im
provement. GARHAOIO Got your premises
cloanod up for the summer. Call
on tho city garbngo wagons tor
good sorvlce. Phone 274-L. r,
Y. Alton.
Instruction In Musle
HAIGIIT MUSIC STUDIO Room
401. Gnrnott-Coroy Uldg, Frod Al
ton Hnlght Piano, Airs. Floroncs
Hnllldny Ilalght, voice Phone
72.
I'hyesicluna na DurKo&s
DR. V. U. OARLOW, DR. KVA
MAINS OARLOW OsteopathU
physicians, 41C-417 Garnott-Cors;
bldg., phone 103 0-L. lUMtdonoe
2G South Lnurol St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OsteopathU
physicians, 303 Garntttt-Corej
building. Phono U04-M.
DR. J. J. EMMI3N8 Phyalclaa aad
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nuuo nnd throat. Kyes sclen
tlllcnlly tested and Klasxos sup
piled. Oculist nnd Aurlst for S. P.
R. It. Co. Orflcca M. F & II. Co.
Uldg., opposlto Pi O. Phono 507,
H. U. PICICKL, M. D. Office Jack:
son County Uauk bldg. Otfles
phono 43-R; rosldouco plioao 58-11.
DR. It, W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon. Pbones, offlco 3ti, real
donca 71I1-J, Office hours 10 te
12, 2 10 6.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DR. MYRTL13 S. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Offlca
309-310-311, M. F. & II, Uldg.
Phonos rosldouco, 8H-J2; office,
8H.
DR. MARTIN C. I1ARIII3R Physi
cian and surgeon. Offlco 1'alui
block, opposlto Nash Hotel Hours
10 to 12, 1 to I. Phono 110-J.
rlT.HmNlT,MTlTl"sTl3CIALIST
Kyo, ear, nose mid thront, offlco
228 Hast Main; rosldcnco 1121
Fast Main; offlco hours 9 a. ui. to
12 in.; 1:30 to 5 p. m. Telephones
Off loo, 303; ; rosldouco, 303-J2.
Printers nnO rubllHliers
1
UHDPOKD PRINTING CO. has Use
boat oiptlpped printing offlco Ik
southern Orogon; book bludluB,
loose loaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland pries, tl Norttt
rtr Mt
Sowing Machines,
w " -
i!TK.
'8KWINO MAOIUNKS rontod. B0llor .A
inachlno.. for.. Southern- OrogQn.
iioauauartors witn Atsutoru turi
turo und Hardware Co. 0. A.
Chupman, '
Transfer
KADB TRANSFKR & STORAGK CO,
Offlco 42 North Front St. Pboa's
315. Prices right. Service guar
nteod
vc.
Typewriter a.ta Snppllos.
TYI'EWRiTKRS i "AND "sUPPL?3S-
Now Romlngton, Smith Premlwr
and Monarch typewriting, tuHlitf
nnd subtracting ma,lnes, rebuilt
machines for cash or oasy pay
ments, Machines for rent, rlbboa
and supplies ot nil kinds, simple re
pairs 'free of oharge. Roger ,
lieiiuetf, 10 Ouiiie- Rt thos,
V3S-H, or PajmorPlauv Place, u
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