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MEDFOKD M3CCE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, (VRlXtON, MONDAY, AUGXJS'll 9, .10.15
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ASHLAND
PANS
PUBLG
MARKET
PRIMELY
OWNED
fA
ASHLAND. Auk- 9. Tho commun
ity Is lo hnvd n well-cn,ulppod public
nmrltpt, private enterprise anticipat
ing nny movoniont of tho kind by tlio
clly on the municipal lot purchased
Bometlnm ago for Hint purpose S.
H. Stonor, nil extoifslvo property own
er, who makes Ashlaiiil IiIh bonlo but
w'ho Is also ongnged In ranching op
erations In tho Sams Valley section,
la behind tho inovoiuent. Ho pro
poses to equip bis building on East
main street, formerly occupied by
.lohn Patty, for a market. Tho loca
tion Is central, being not far from
tho library and tho city's "Flvo
Point" bitslnoss district. Tho build
ing will afford ground floor spneo of
TiOxTi" foot, abundant for tho installa
tion of nearly n scoro of stalls to
gether with other conveniences. These
will bo fitted up nnd rented to pat
rons for a mcro nominal fee. Mr.
Stoncr plniiB to go abend at onco with
tho project, nnd It depnds on the en
couragement which ho receives
whether tho undertaking will bo inndo
pormnnont. Tho entorprlso is being
lnunchcd In good faith nnd tho im
provements will ho mado convenient
nnd siibstnntlnl and in keeping with
tho demands of such an Institution ns
tho term "public market" implies.
Heretofore Ashlnnd's public mark
eting facilities have been on tho
criide order. For a year or1 more tlioy
have been conducted nl fresco, a
plan which may answer for pnrk plc
illcs. Citizens have not been ndvorso
to purchasing their supplies of wire
less stocks, metallic iio shares and
various exploitation bonds In goner
ous quantities on tho open curb, but
when It comes to making gllt-cdgo In
vestments In fresh meats, fruits and
vogetnbloH, they demand n cortificn-
Hon thnt tho samo bo frco from con
tamination by dust nnd flies. Public
Interest nnd municipal flnnnccs have
of lalo been drawn to such an ex
tent into tho mineral springs dovel
opinont vortex thnt tho public mar
ket movement under municipal con
trol has been held In abeyance, llenco
tho now departure under individual
enterprise.
VULCAN PLACES
' LID UPON LASSEN
WASHINGTON, Aug. 0. Tho rcc
ont volcanic eruptions of Lnsson Peak
Callfornln, the most violent nnd do
structlvo of which was tho outburst
In .May, 1015, nro reported by Geol
ogist J. S. Dlller, of tho Unitod States
Geological survey to have- reached
their maximum. Tho mountain, al
though It wll ldoubtloHS rontlntio to
bo an nctlvo volennlc curiosity, will
not, It Is believed, dovolop Into u
devastating fury, after the1 manner of
Yosiivliis or some of tho Alasknn vol
canoes or olhor well known foreign
volcanoes. In other words, old Vul
can has clapped tho lid down on Las
son. For sovorul wooks Mr. Oilier has
boon studying Lassen Peak on tho
ground In cooperation with officials
of tho Forest sorvlro and has report
ed to tho Director of tho Geological
8uivoy as follew:
"Tho great eruption of Lassen
Peal; or May 20 and May 22 spent tho
energy f the old volcano and put n
lid on It. Tho efforts of tho flood
on Hut crook nro bolng turned to
good account, while many visitors nro
safely climbing tho peak. Although
It Is possible thnt Vulcan Is simply
conserving his forcos for n future out
break, tho general Indications nro
thnt ho Is closing up tho Lassen Peak
branch of his laboratory for tho son
son, perhaps with the Intention of
giving a small exhibit next spring
when tho snow molts."
J. H. Fulinor of Ely, Nevada, is
visiting rolatlves here, nccompnnlod
by his wife and two daughters, Mrs.
Fuluior being the sister of Mrs. David
Oastlor, whoso family Is occupying
tho Proauyt,erlan manse during tho
nbconco of Pastor C'arnahan Mr. Ful
mar Is a conductor on tho Novada
Northern railroad, tho southern ter
minus ofw hlch Is at Kfy In tho con
tar of a big wpper camp. He Is also
soVnowhat of a ivnlltlolan and Is a
UwnHipr of the Nevada stats sonato.
with tMl 0tanet of being a candi
date at Ui forthcoming election for
govwaer oa tbe republic ticket.
Hm Im holds the Important poaitioa
of ofcatrawaa of the senate committee
(M Ways and means
TM Tntrtn ool el'p thlo ear aa
mtlataiM i iouikU. all of
ASHLAND AND VICINITY
wfaMfc btii'B held fur a raise al
from S3 to 2i vtata, a price that lj
mM arm3 cjughl a , down cannon wfftSl -w JJRIWV feet, somo I'sont spinning fiHF
ballsl I had a vrellformcd plaa HftjK . JmJci VMktKfWS high Into tho slrl I was GflEHL
. No. 1 Inactivity for an hour In the war rone ones J j0ZJ? flaHB jjBf &y$E$& afterwards at thatl BvltV
resulted In my muscles getting stlfll I needed excrclso. Jkj.7'"!-ri3 f KB&Em3GKmiJftn&' fr-5Sv
Taking up my stand near the battlefield. I oUnned a ' --TtflJOS r'tt.9m9mMiKsf( --- aWNy?
jnethodo getting Jt, jl'-. j" Jfey5 7 ?30hgts--, f -0
considered good. The- fleeces nro
Merino of extra quality.
A laxative correspondent of tho
Tidings from Dalins, not lax howover
In appreciating tho merits of tho un
rivalled equipment at tho locnl nuto
mobllo camp grounds, In U10 Inst Is
suo of that paper iiIIowh enthusiasm
to get tho better or actual fact by
slating thnt tho promises nro equip
ped with "Indies nnd gentlemen's
toilets sufficient to accommodate nt
least ono thousand people."
A now music store Is under con
templation hero. It will havo head
quarters with a business houso nl
ready established on East Main street
teh owner of which will becomo as
sociated with a well-known piano man
who has dealt extensively In this ter
ritory. Mrs. .1. J. Murphy returned ,tho Inst
of tho week from n visit to tier broth
er, Jeff Nell, of Hillsboro, nnd sister,
Mrs. Mary Dean, of Grants Pass,
Ono of tho big realty deals of last
wook was in tho nature of an ox
chango of proportlos, whereby Geo.
Stephenson of this city comes Into
possession of n tlno stock ranch of
100 ncrcs, located on Ilutto crcok,
nonr Hrownsboro, deeded him by Ray
H. Toft of Medford, who receives In
thotrado Stophonson's two brick bus
iness blocks located near tho Plaza,
In Ashland, now occuplod by McNnlr
Rrothors, druggists, nnd T. II. Simp
son, hardware, tho latter being a
doublo store. Stephenson takes
over tho ranch proporty Sopt. 1. Tho
amount Involved in tho deal was
$30,000, and tho trade was effected
by the S. L. Allon nnd 15. E. Phlpps
ronlty agency.
Otto Kluin, Into of tho Ashland
schools and tenchor-oloct In tho Mod
ford corps, roturnod from California
Inst Friday, accompnnlod by his wlfo.
Ho will nt onco mnko nrraiigomontH
for entering upon his now school
dutlos thoro.
Mrs. Mlnnlo Gowlnud Easter died
at Santa Marhiira, Oil., Aug. I, ngod
110 yoars. Iler roiualns woro brought
horn for Interment In llurgndiuo cem
etery. I'unornl services were held
Sunday nl Dodge's undertaking par
lors. She was n former resident of
Ashland nud was tho daughter of
Mrs. Ann (lowland and sister of Ed
Gowland.
Tho Misses Ilosslo Dunham. Efflo
Aherson nnd Itertha Ellnsou rnnstl
tuto n triple ontnnte of Ashlnnd teach
ers who nro oiijojlug tho sights of
tho exposition with hondqunrtors at
tho Antlor's llotol In San Eranclsco.
Miss Ada Alverson nccompanlud tho
party as ohaporon.
Tho Mooso hold their big picnic
here on Sunday amid Ideal wnnthor
conditions nnd park surroundings.
Representatives from Medford, Tal
ent, Grants Pass, Klnninth Kails and
Vroka nddod measurably to tho local
contingent of tho nrdor. From tho
appenrauro of tho foz worn by a niim
bar of the organization 0110 could
have Imagined Hint tho Shriners h.td
invaded the town. Tho Central Point
band furnished Inspiring music for
the event on tho Plnzn and camp
grounds.
Among prominent railway moil who
have passod through, horo rocontly
have boon Louis J. Sponro, director
of traffic of tho S. P. system with
hondqunrtors In Now York, who was
Joined In Southern Oregon hv John
M. Scott, general paseonger agont of
tho Oregon lines and Genoral Freight
Agent Hlnshaw. Mr- Sponoe Is In
direct line of suceesslon to the posi
tion occupied by Julius Kruttsennltt.
Francis J. Gowon, geuoral counol of
tho Pennsylvania linos and Edward
T. Stotosbury, chairman of the board
or the Philadelphia aud Reading,
have atae boa visitors. -All at these
wero northbound, traveling In sole
bodtUttg their station. The latter
accompanied W hit wife, occupied
the private oar "lleodlng." and to
KVtber with the ether S'ensylvaoiant
vweer ekAftergntftJ aa far as tbla tor
mUmI r Aaaiatat SnrinndMt
lit ji.-r.ild i' thr- Sliia duiiioi
ikwttgh imm .t-i. .7 kbwb. na
tive sons and daubter of Wiscon
sin, .now local residents, still hold
tho banner for superiority In num
bers over nny other Btnto, not oven
Ohio being oxcopted. This record
wns established several years ago nt
a chautoiiqun assembly, when n reg
istration wns mado by states. Tito
"banner;' Is n literal ono Instead or
merely rigurntlvo, and enn bo seon
upon application to cither Tom Simp
son or Frank McU'llllnms, custodians
or tho trophy, who flaunt It In tho
faces of Huckoyes, Jayhnwkcrs or
Hnwkcyes.
J. W. York, living In tho Antelope
section of Josophlno county, nnd who
emtio horo sonictlnio ago for treat
ment, died Inst Friday, aged 72 years.
His rcmnlns wero taken to Grants
Pass for intermont.
Mrs. Alfred Vnndorhllt nnd pnrly
In tho "Wayfarer," 0110 or tho most
olegnnt prlvato cars In America, went
south on Mondny.
Pror. Titos. W. Shiinnon, author,
editor nnd lecturor, Is giving n ser
ies or address In tho chautniiqun
building. Ono or bis pertinent
themes Is "Forests Protected, Hogs
Inspected, Children Neglected," nil
or which is In lino with his nrgumont
ought to bo porrected.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robort D. .Cnrvlllo,
tho latter foriuorly Miss llentha Wat
son, dnughtcr or Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W.
Wittson or this city, nrrlved In Ash
lnnd on Sunday rrom San Francisco.
They will romnln In this vicinity
about n week, previous to going to
Chicago nud Now York to rill pro
fosslonal engagements In Interpreta
tive dancing. Tlioy havo also boon
reviving the old-fashioned cako-walk
to delightful nudlencos nt tho expo
sition. Thoinna Connolly, omployod nt
Hilt, Cal., Just over tho bordor, wna
accidentally killed Inst Friday whllo
trying to block n couple of logging
curs which bad gotten undor way. Ho
was u natlvo or Potroskoy, Midi., (o
which his body was sent for burial.
A man giving tho name or Ed lllser
nud claiming to havo rnmn orlglnnlly
rrom Ohio, was picked up by locnl
police at tho-depot lust Friday In a
bolploHH condition. Iio was about
middle age and 11 victim or St. Vitus
dance, tho symptoms being aggravat
ed. City authorities provided for bis
wants nud on Saturday be was sent
Id lloruhrnok, having expressed 11 do.
sire to roach San Francisco.
Mrs. Will Dodae has roturnod rrom
an extended visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hunt or Portland.
1). M. Lowe is early In the field
for nn extensive display at tho stato
fair at Salem. His son Do tiny will
assist In the work. Reintlvoly It will
equal It not excel tho exhibit already
mado by Lowo nt Son Francisco.
Mrs. Mary E. Tarter of Vina, Cal.,
has boon a recent visitor horo with
Mrs. Leah Caldwell nnd other friends
having oxtonded her trip from Sis
kiyou. She Is tho mother of Mrs.
Sue llowmnii, wife of the S. P.
agent nt that station.
A. II Jackson, biislnosM man of
Portland, was In this torrltory Friday,
boing shown Ashland attractions by
W. W. I'ashor.
Vernl Mills roturnod on Sunday lo
take up his studios In civil ouglnoer?
ing at the University of California,
Ilorkeloy.
Miss Lorn 1 11 Johnson, teacher In tho
lpoal schools, and her motlior re
turn od tho last 01- tho woek from
Monmouth. On Saturday, accompan
ied by Miss Ruth Shoudy, they left
for a visit to the San Frauclsao ex
position. Mr. IS. E. Phlpps. accompanied by
her children Vornon and Kuthryn,
left Saturday for a two-oek' out
ing at Colestln Mrs. Frank Crouch
and fawiU are also ramping at that
popular rchort
BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES
Mr. and Mr-. Murker nnd 1. .
du lighter Ivft Mi ml.i ! Mnd liu'
rcii.uiniKr ot tti -uuiu.r with Mi-.
Hn'rker's HiMor in f.hko View. Mr.
Perry look tlicin via Cinter Luke iii
his uutomol'ile.
All's. Sinunerville who litis lieoittiu
McnTord for about 11 weolc emtio
home Sntimliiy.
L. A. Wright leliirncil .Snlurdiiy
from Herkeley where lie Iiiih been
nl lending school.
Mrs. Mi'Dor-ulil who Ituij been vin
itiuj; her fullter niul mother in Sun
r'rnneiM'o iclurned liotno Sutiirdny
noeompunied Ity u iirl friend.
Misxos Niim Seurs, Verl Rirby,
Xitn SeuriJ, Alice Suiilli mid KImio
Wright mid friend Mr. .Mulneoe o
Tennessee liuvo licen enniped mnr
Four Hit ereek for Hit' pnst week Ink
ing piflures nnd enjoying ciiiii life
in ficnernl.
Mr. Morgun nud fiimily and Mr.
Moor nnd fumily have moved lo (own
for tlio winter.
Mrs. Kee returned lust TuomIii.v
from 11 isit in Aslilnml. Her
griiiiddiiiigliter, Keo lliielmiinn, eniiio
witli her. !
Mr. nnd Airs. 11. I). Mills made 11
business trip to Medfon) recently.
Mr. nnd .Mrs, L11 Port, .Mr. nud
.Mrs. Rod linker nnd .Miss llossio
(Minntbers are spending n few dnyn
nt wlint is known us ItodV liotnestead.
Mr. nnd Mix. E. K. Smith re
lumed from tlio exposition uml on
extended visit with friends in ('uli
foiiiin Rut 111 iluy.
Misoss Kiln Slewurl nud Mildred
I'ntton visited I he .Misses Allen of
Deihy Kiilurdiiy nnd Siinduy.
llriice (lleuon i- in Ilutto Falls
ngiiin utter liuvimr 1-1led hir. brother
in Cnliforni.i for nboul three weeks.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Reported by Jackson County Ab
tract Co., Sixth and Fir Bts.
Real I'Mno 'I'r.iiisfeix
,). M. Howard to L. M, llliodes
miuiiiir cbiiiti in -t. 'J.'t, T.
.'Ill R. I W., ;. C. H. ill!
J. W. . Loher et u to I), M.
Wnllers, hind in . -
ill) S. R. 1 E., W. I). 10
(. A. Ilrim-i' el us lo L M.
Rhode-, mining claim in sec,
art t. :i R, 1 , ,. p. I). w
David II. Pnliner lo Caroline
E. I lot in hlk. T'.l, Med
ford, W. I). 10
I'orry E. Wyukoop lo Sin, ('.
K. Kisliei, lid in lliiiuillou's
Add, .Medfttnl, W. II. 10
W. W. Fowler et us lo Renthu
KoHler. land in see. :i.i, T. Xi
S. R. J W., W. I). .. . I
David II. Palmer lo (loorgo It.
LimlU, lot' 7, hlk. I Niekell
Add., W. I). . . .. '. 10
.1, W. Chixoii id u to .Mil. E.
S. Sweet, land in AhIiIiiihI,
rm OF THANKS
To all those loving friends who so
ohuorfiilb ofrorcsl and gnvo their
hurvlces to us durliiK our late sor
row and loss we extend our most
hnnrtrelt appreciation and for those
beautiful floral offerliiKV we thank
you. .MRS. L. L. REA.ME,
ROIIERT REA.ME,
MRS. ROUT. REA.ME
QIIJCAOO.iAug. . Darlo Resla,
driving a Frenoh car at the rato of
10S.S5 miles per hour won the Chi
ago aiwedway 100 mile race Saturday
In so doing he established a now
world's competitive record for tho
distance.
THBASrilY DEPARTMENT. 8uper
vislng Arrhiteot's Office, WaahlaatoH,
D. C. J ab 2$, 1ir.- Senled propo
sals will be oyaned tu th off be at 3
v. m August tl, 1115. for the instal
lation complete of an elaetrlc iiassen
gar elevator In each of the following
building The lotted States post
off lei- .kmI lourilioiihi- at Amarillo,
Tea, a 1 'lo CiiHi-d ritatoa poat or
(ioe and i'"iiilitiur m Medford, Oreg.
in accordant!- n' " dngwinga and
siMrirtcatloa. mn.- wittob nay
bad at HU ofOtw in tn titacraltaii of
liM) SuprvlsiU Arrhllct. JanMw A.
Welinurr Aiiis ..rrtaing Arbl-
MARICET REPORT I
Prlcoe I'nltl ty iTcntern
Ktios 'joaaiie.
HIITTHK -Duirv, Iwo'pouiids fiOo.
POTATOES New, ,f 1.76.
ONIONSJ 'jo per lb.
HONEY - l'Joo per lb.
CIDER-AV.
l'OKIv 8fjiHVi.
nUI?l' ilfjJlUo.
LAKH 10.'.
ACONT i:irJrlHo.
siiouLnmts iuto.
IIAM-lOe.
IIUTTER FAT 28e. '
lU'TTER Wliolosn'le, 3Sc. .
TjIvoiiock
IIO0S Alive, (Iftl'ie.
STEERS Alive, fiffiVfio.
(J0VS -Alive, 1(4 Va'.
VEAIi-Tl)itWod, D(iT lie.
Llro Poultry
HENS - Lui-go, over ! Ilia., 1 lo;
sitmll, 10c; old roost urn, (lo; broil
ers, J to 'J lbh, Mo; ovor ti Hm.
J lie.
DIICI'S Fnt, 8c.
TURKEYS, Hie.
llEI.OIAN HARES, 5 In (lu.
Hay nnd Grain
(Huvinp; I'riccH.)
WHEAT 8(li- bushel.
OATS $'i8 ton.
HAY, Airnlfn, El Ion; jjnifn, .til.
HAIIIiKV- Whole .fJ.-.
HOARD AND ROOM
WANTED- Lady living alono will
glvo excellent euro and board to
two girls or children during winter
school. Aorosa street from Cnth
ollc Academy, closo to public
school; modorato terms, Ilox ST.,
Mall Trlhuno. 121
l-'Olt itlt i-nm'Mff
FOR RENT Flvo-rooni houso, furn
ished. Pleasant location, shady
yard. 817 West Tenth struot. Ha
FOR RENT fi-room modern htiiiKn
lo, sleeping porch, nlco lawn, plen
ty shade, flue water, $11.50 per
mouth. SL'O West 12th. 121
TO RENT 5 room mod, fiirn, houso,
suo Purticker, St, Murks Illdg.
FOR RENT fi-room inodern houso,
hard-wood floors, full couiont base
inont. Phono a70W.
FOR RENT Closo In 5 room houso
with sleeping porch, modern
plumbing, electric lights, cement
sidewalk, tjnniRO, 011 paved street.
Rout reasonable. Inquire or II. ('
Ktuddard, Mudlord, Oregon. If
I'Olt KALKv'-Mlft'iMiI.AM'Ol'H
TOr"KALI5--Wo liave " one porch
awing loft; will sell cheap. Call
ami son It. Pacific Furniture and
Fixture Factory. I HI
Ft)lt SAL'S llnled .barley
Phono 73J-Ja.
straw.
123
FOR SALIC Young pullets will lUHko
ffno winter layers, or u ill take
young rooatora aa part payment.
Mudford Poultry &lgg Co. Phono
B83. ll!l
FOR SALIC I'roMhly extracted hon
ey F. L. Ton Vellu, Jacksonvlllo.
18l
FOR SALE White Orpington Kel
lostraaa strain, hens, corkoruls,
pullet and chicks. Telephone A
S. V. Carpenter. r.7.'-RI. 122
WHY?
IT 18 YOUR JirmSBSS TO HP 15 MK
Iiecauso my stock, tn trndo Is to
havo optioned at the lowest cash
price the boat buy In this county.
I have been on tuo ground look
ing out for you for tho past fivo
years. Nearly cvoryday I have in
vostlgntod sonio "good thing." 1 have
eliminated everything oxeept those
doals which I am convinced will se
euro me satlsflsd nustoiHers.
In a few hours time I oau give you
the benefit of this research- ft la my
busiaasa to show yen ovor tho oounty
and Introduce you to tho MMlnllltlss
and ONftortuiilllsB here, Seo Md
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
ItC Wet Main Struot
FOR HALlW-IiirKS'ltJCK
FmVLEtogllerad iiunipshlro
hogs, tho preinlor Imcon breed; nin
turo quickly. Woodlawn Orobnrds,
A. Conro Floro, Central Point. 121
FOR Itl'.Yr -IIOUHKKl'I'I'IKO
ROOMS
FOR RENT -Modern ' housekeeping
suites, close In, ?r, ?s mo.; new
prop. 2IM E nth. 121
WANTE1 SITUATIONS
WANTED Work by tho day or hour
by Japanese boy. Phono i'JO. 127
WANTKI)--it!.Ur;:.iiAMc:OUB
WANTED : Liirgo' kiTlttrng luUl in"
vltos eorrespontionco from women
desirous of earning money, part or
full time. Good pay. Experience
unnecessary. International Mills,
Inc., Norrlstown. Pn. 200
WANTED Ford chassis, lato model
on cany terms. Address P. Mnll
Tribune. 118
WANTED TO 11UY 20 tono of
straw: also 20 tons of buy. Vin
son's Feed lltirn, N. Rlversldo Avo,
112
WANTED To rostn for two months,
light snddlo. nultublo for lady. Ad
dross llox X. Mall Tribune.
FOR K.;iTAlin
FOR EXCHANOE- II Vj acres fluo Ir
rigated bottom laud V-ieOO, tor
town residence. Clark Realty Co.,
JMilpps lluilillng. 122
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN 2000 to loan,
tho liiBtiranco Man.
Holmes
MONEY TO LOAN Have $1000 to
' $3500 to loan on farming prop
erty. E S. Tinny, 210 Uarnelt
Corey Rldg. 120
nusiNras Diitr.croUT
Attorno7
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MKALWI
Attornoys-at-Lnw, Rooms 8 and
0, Medford National Hank bldg.
A. E. ItEAMEB, LAWYER Uarnett
Corey bldg.
Win. M. Colvlg, Ooorgo Ji. Robert!
COLVIO & ROIIERTH. LAWYERU
Medford .Niitlunnl Ilnuk Iiulldlng.
H, F. MULKEY & OEO. W. OHERRI
Attornoya at Law. Jackson L'oun
ty Rank Iiulldlng.
Auto niippllm
LAIIER AUTO HPRINO CO.W
aro operating tho lnrgost, oldest
aud best equipped plant in tho Pa
clfla itortbwust. Use our sprliiM
when others fall. Sold undor guar
antee. 20 North Fifteenth fit.
Portlnud, Ore.
Collections nnd Reports
COId-ECTIONSAND REPOR'l Wo
collected somo uccouuts 1 1 years
old. Wo know how to get tho
inonoy. Tho llullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has
klus' Illdg., SI 10 It. Main St.
Dcnilsla
" " IllC WT M. VAN HCOYOO "
DR. O. O. VAN HCOYOO
Dentlsta
Oarnett-Corey Illdg,, suite lit
Medford. Ore. Phouo H6.
Notary I'wtilio
HELEN N. VOCItlCY NoUrypub
lie Ilrtng your work to mo at ttu
tlrn of the Mall Tribune
NEW TODAY
(iooil clear house In Medford for
exchange for a piece of out lading
laud where some Irrigation la iosl
ble. $3,000 raluUtloH.
ko acres ton iiilloa from Madford.
IJulldtngs and alack. TwoHly-wvun
acre In culttvntlua, nonr outrange.
$3000. No trade, but plenty at tlnio.
Here la a great buy. 1 00 acre of
choice bottom land, cluae In. flood
improvetueuts. l2r. an acre. Irri-
gatiog rights. Liberal terms.
C. D. HOON
JackMH Co. Hank Uulldlng
1HJHINESH DIREOTORY
Clilroprnciora
DR. A. R. 1IEDQEH, Dr. Loulso B.
Hodges Mochnno-Thornplsts, Chiro
practors, HpondylothcraplstH. Those
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-thornphy,
etc., produco results In both acuta
and cbroulo diseases. Cousultaj
Hon froo. Ovor D0110I & Co., cor
ner Main and RartloU. Hours 9
a. in. to 5 p. m. Othor hours by
appointment. Phouo 170.
PR. 11. J. LOClCWOOn,, Chiropractor,
tiervo apoclallat Rooms 203-204-205.
CJoruott-Coroy bldg. Vapor
bntbs nud scientific massage given;
neodlo spray, head and shoulder
shower lu connection; advlco la
dlototlcs, medical gymnastics,
hydropthornpy. Lady attendant.
Phono, office M3. resldnaco 511-K.
EngliKvr and Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINQ3 Etiglncnr and
contractor, 404 M. V. & II. Illdg.
HprvoyB, estimates, Irrigation,
drnlnngo, orchard and laud Im
provement. GaruK
OARDAUE Oot your promise
cleaned up fur tho summer. Call
on tho city garbago wagons tor
good service. Phone 274-L. T.
Y. Alton.
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Instruction la atusle
II1411UII1 JllUOlW OiUUlU JWUH
t, . fmim vfllTmr. ismflitf nnn.-
401. Gnrnott-Coroy Uldg. Fred AI.
ton llalght Piano, Mrs. Florence
Hnllldny Jlulght, voice. Phone
l'hycslcinns nuc. tmrgeoBus
DU. P. O, OARLOW, DR. KVA
MAIN3 CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 416-417 Qarnott-Corsy
bldg., phone 103 G-U IUldeno
20 tiouth Lnurol HL
DU. W. W. HOWARD OBteopathH
physicians, 303 Garnett-Corey
building. Phouo D04-M.
DU. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
aurgoon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, noso nnd throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses aupt
piled. Oculist nnd Aurist for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
Illdg., opposlto P. O. Phouo DC7.
E. U. P1CKEL, M. D. Office Jack
son County Dank bldg. Oftlca
phono 43-R; resldcnco pltoae GS-ll.
Dlt. It. TToLAN6rl'hysiclan and
aurgoon. Phones, offlco 30, resi
dence 724-J. Office hours 10 t
12, 2 to G.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DR. MYRTLE B. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Office
20D-310 Ml, M. F. &. II. Illdg.
Pbouua rusldouco, 81I-J2; utile,
811.
i)R. MARTIN V. llARIIER PIohN
olau aud uurguon, OCfico Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours
10 tu 12, 1 to 1. Phono 110 J.
T7a.IIKINi?, M. D.'SPECI LIST
ICo, our, uosu and throat, office
Ja East Main; resldcnco 1121
East Main; orflro hours 0 u. m to
ta m.; 1:30 to a p. nt. Telephones
Office. 303; ;residenco, 303-J2.
Printers nun. I'tiliRiliccs
UEDFORD PIUNTINQ CO. has tha
boat eiiulppod printing otrice la
sottthurn Oragou; book binding,
loose loaf lgdgprs, billing system,
etc. Portland prices. 27 Nortb
Fir Mt.
Bowing Mncblned.
3KWINO MACHINES rented, sold or
repaired. Ageue)' Slugor Sewlus
maclitna,. fyr.. Southern QrogXiu.
Headipiarters with Medford Furl
tore and Ilardwaro Co. C. A,
Chapiuun.
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Trunstrra
EADS TRANSFER & BTORAOE CO,
Offlco 42 North Frout St. Pboal
316. Prices right. Hervlce g'uar
tnteed TyimivrlttTs im(I .Nupplio.
TYPKWRITI8RS AND SUPPLIES
New Romliigton. Smith Premlr
and Monarch typewriting, adding
and subtracting murines, rebuilt
mauhlnoe (or cash or easy pari
menta. Machines fur rout, rlbboaa
and supplies of all kinds, simple re
pairs free of churtte. Roger .
Hcnnctt. 10 Oulor- Rt vboM
818-n, or I'a'uur flauo nM, j
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