PAOW Jf)fi OLD NICODEMUS NIMBLE AT THE FRONT BY WELLS MEPFORP MXIK TRIBOOT, MBDFO.RD, OREO ON, VKDNKSDAY, AWWST .18, 1!)ir. ASHLAND MM) VICINITY A concise mul unit littlo booklet, a wel m tinhpie, is the Intent publien tiou gotten put ly the Commercial cliil) under the MtiHTMsh)ti of Morrin J. Diiryen, milliliter of it.s publicity department. Doublet traditions nro cast to the wind in tlii pjtblientioli. and gne mnv( look in vain for the fn niiljnr scones of "picking fruit in tliu Jlngtio Hiver Vidloj," Htcreolypud pii-turcM oT (ho ancient boo-ding daye. This example is devoted almost ex clusively to the heralding of Ash land's approaching status ns f'tho Curlsbnd of America." from a inm eral spriiiM standpoint. Very sug gcdively the shape of the the little booklet is the replien of a glam? of water. Plates were funriiished by the Hieks-Chnttiii Kngrnviiig Co. of Portland, and printing was done nt The Tidings offiee. The edition is f)0,(IO(). Among 171) iicculcntH in the last report of the State Industrial Com mission, T. ,1. Hinniiighnin, Wells 1'nrgo messenger with tenninal stop over here, is reported as having mis laiiicd a mashed toe. Mrs. Oertie Murphy and her poii Murphy arc paying an annual visit to the linekleberry patches wav mil beyond the Dead Indian neighbor liood. Mrs. Dr. Souger and her sis ter Mollie nlso went along. Mrs. Mary Dickey and sister, Miss Sarah Fox, returned home this week after a month's visit nt Newport with relatives in the Ra. A. Payne d'nmily, former resident here. Further odds nnd cnd. belonging to the old Polytechnic school equip ment of subsidized memory, will lie closed out nt miction on Saturday, August 121. Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Yeo returned early in tho week from a visit with relatives at Los Angeles. On the homeward trip they also inspected the exposition nt Sun Francisco, Inning visited tho San Diego affair while in the former city. Mm. Snllie H. Crenshaw, of Colo man, Sumter county, Florida, tnuot It er with her niece, Mrs. Annie Fulg ham, of lied Muff, have liecn recent visitors with relatives in the family of . W. Fiiller, Southern Pacific passenger brakcinan, who resides on Fifth street. Mrs. (lenrgo W. Dunn and son Horace, who uecompanicd Mr. and Mrs. Iru Nelson, of Itopeburg, in the hitter's car on their way home from a visit to Douglas county, met with an amiming if not exciting exper ience on the western outskirts oC-tho illy on Sunday evening. They were halted on the bridge over Wright's creek, near the Hilling's place and compelled to reveal their identity at the hands of armed Midriff's depu ties, who worn on the lookout for ilohu Austin Hooper, the desperado, recently emmped from the Grants l'atw .fail. Mr. NoImui came .is far as Ashland on tho way to Crater Lake. Kd Fallow, now visiting with his family in Southern California, is exploiting the Ashland idea us to tho practical benefit of the local camp ing ground to propcolivo visitors headed thin wny. The Saiiilenl. imiIi Jihod u( Santa Cruz, where ltd is- vimtiug, also sounds the praise of Ashland's facilities along this line, Hunting the experience) of Walter Fogg, wjio flopped here incident to Ids "gyjwy nuto trip made during the Chuutnqiiu pound. Hen F.iuery, pioneer resident, has gono to the r.poitiou at San Fnin eiseo, the find vacation he has lHke.ii in yean-, leaving behind him u pieluro of hiti old-time cabinet shop taken away back in 18(1(1. In the foreground me repio.cnted be side himwolf such well known char ai'ters of u previous generation as l.cgruud Mill, Nathaniel Mver and S. 11. Wbitmore. Probably Ashland will not, for u time nt cat, have itf park cufiuo, the eunlumplatud ereetion of which ha for homo time past aniiiwil so much pro and eon dieussiou, lead ing to projoftf against the plan be ing lodged with the spring commis sion by clergymen mid women. In stead, tho commission will divert $27.10 to w water sj-suau fund for the park area as enlargud, and $."-i00 to hii eleetrie tranemik-don fond, thus cptippoig tfip prendre with uurhullel wnlor ami liebt fnoiljtios. Tim en-. kino piopusution wijl .cono.pientlv lie mid in abeyance, although nil fil.er improvement-, will be aone ah Ad with. Tlio balance in .h park I'uiid 't lnit rcpoit, nft"r dliHting fc revi'ing appropriation wu -1-,-&M.0-. Work on the physical plant it goiug rapidly forward as to pipe line development, and the i-tiurginv station U being erected at this end of the line. 'Hie mm of $10.00.0 has recently hettu wid to contractors on account. Woman of the civic iiu- Iiruvewost oraaniintion- are a.-itat-ng fur n minor diiukiac fountain whieu will dispeiiM) mineral wutu guar the (tarkV main out ranee. Wall-grounded mnon aia to tb offeat that Portland nflrtipa r m-.tlt-'t'"g for the lea of UoUi A4i pod iliMtem, tk Vinin and tin Lyric, l'rvf. Jninf Yintii now NICK TOWP. FLOATING IPLAND! PTPANGE-UNDERWATEQ rvhnc e m' N-" - ;t-wj.- s Ko. 1 Once a peaceful, unprotected Island in tho North Sea wu threatened! I swam ont to Itl manages the former and !- IL Law rence tho latter. Ovet lures me be ing mado by these parties from the Metropolis and in the event of tak ing over the propoition they will con trol a eireuit if uiiiiiscinent places thiiiiglioiit Hoittheru Oregon. To Kil Phipps irf given the credit for being the first Ashland man who secured u deer in tho open sens in beginning last Sundny inorning. Mr. Phipps joined his family nt Colstin last Saturday evening. Some im pulse or other prompted him to :ike along u rifle, with the result that on the initial day of the hunting period he brought down a magnificent prong buck weighing pounds) (number of piongf and weigiil are left to the imagination of the indi vidual reader). Walt Frulan, locnl S. 1'. conductor, also brought home a fine specimen which was unloaded flout No. 1(1 on Monday. The University of Oregon Qnnrtel, which nre giving a series of enter tainments throughout southern Oe- gon, having appeared nt the Yiuiug on Monday evening, were tlm. reci pients of courtesies while hero nt the hnnds of the A. M. Heaver Mid K. I). Hriggs families, with whom they enjoyed camping privileges whilo nt Crescent City last season. Local police are on the lookout for n party giving tho name of L. A. Perry who passed a bogus cheek ofj pome 20 odd dollars on Kirk Koh- oils, restaurant man near tho depot, a few days ago. Ashland voters are reminded that on August L'.' will ociuir a special election to either adopt or reject a proposition to amend the city char ier looking towards tho issuance of a .f'J'),000 bond issue to luko over such portion of tho California-Oregon Power company'rt equipment it lies within city limits. In the mcunlimo although official advertising has duly set forth all the technical details of the plan, there yet remains no popu lar discussion in the local prH re garding the merits of the amendment measure. (Jeo. T. Collins of Med ford, who has recently returned from a bnsi nofs tiip to Crescent City, reports having met licv. II. A. Carniihau there with his family, limy being hi. eated on ideal camping quartets near the ocean beach. Mr. f'urna linn, pastor of the local Priwhytoriuu church, left for Crescent City over a fortnight ago, driing by team, iver aging about !." miles per day en rout", lie will remain thuie a week or two longer. Mr. mid Mr. (I. II. Johnson, of Chicago, the former a nephew if C W. "Nims, nre visiting relative heio on their way to both exposition nt San Franoiseo and San Diego. They came to tho eottat over Canitdial routes. The funeral of Uriee Ma it in, prominent rancher of the l.ittlu Simula valley section, who di.;d re cently us the lofettll of accidental injury, was held last vwi in that locality. Whilo carrying a groin rack he clipped ami foil, sii-diiiumg fatal injuries. He was taken to the l.'inifcmtiir lidjqiilnl. Tho deceased was -1(1 year; old. lhj was credited with iiaviinj owned 10,000 acta of land in addition to a raluablo pur s.ii: 1 tstale. lie was woii known to a number of A-hlsud residents, nnd wo a biotliur-in-law of Frank Long win . family uud to liva haroiiboutn The ou-tomary water reftrietions have gone into effeot. Tlif major poition of the eity is now allowed water for irrigation purpoOH from A to 10 a. m. mid ." to 10 p. ui Water mtiht not be uad from opoi pipo or hose but only through the medium of spraying appliances. The Daily American, of Abeideeu, S. I)., announces the engagement f MUt, Louiku lAigvr, daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Louis Lagor, former will known resident here, to Mr. SteheM ,1. Ware, of Kliiahelh. N'ew ,lesty, eivil et))iiie'r by tIViihi TIi uuuouncvtuvitt wa wvU nt a lutick- f No 21 Ulaml was of by huge root eon ghen by Miss Louise , number rf her gill chums August .'. The wedding will occur this fall. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. riowlclt Horn, August 12, 1915, to Mr. nnd Mm. A. C. Hart, and eight mid a half pound boy. Mr. and Mrs. Clnrk nippy of Port land tiro hero vIMtlng Mrs, nippy's mother, Mrs. It. G. Drown mid Bister, Mrs. Win. II. Ilrown. Slnco my Inst J, H. Carlcton, wlfo nnd daughter, Mr. Clark nippy, wlfo nnd Eon, Enrl Webb nnd wlfo, Clnr enco Loverlng, nnd wlfo, nnd Mrs. Lottie Van Scoyo havo tnken nn nuto trip out to Crater Lake, Fort Klnm nth, Klnmntli Fnlls, Shool crook Springs, Hombrook, Ashland, etc., bnck homo, Tlioro wore thrco atttos and a merry crowd nnd of courso lind a good time, nnd those who had never boon over tho routo heforo nro loud In their praise of tho wholo trip. Tliomno 12. Nichols nnd wlfo nnd two sons-lu-lnw, DcnJ. Ilropliy nnd Jlr. McPhor son and families, took tho snmo trip oxcopt via tho Sliovol creek Springs Instcnd. They went up Iltitto creek from Klamath Kails mid en mo Into tho road near Hombrook. in .net tho iwoplo now seom to think no more of going that routo of about .100 miles than wo used to going from hero to Mcdford before wo had roads totravol on, In our old lumber wagons. Tod and Harold Guorln nnd wlfo, nophows of It. O., J. F., and W. II. Ilrnwn, nrrlvod from Portlnnd last Thursday to visit tholr relative. Mrs. Kd Pence of Klamath county Is horo visiting hor mint, Mrs. W. (1. Knighton. Mrs. Lonbo tins movod Into tho Mrs. Thomas houso Id tho lower end of town. Horinan Moyor nnd wlfo, .lohn Tur ret and wife of Lake creek nnd John Torrol Jr., and wlfo of Mmlford, started for tho coast last Friday to seo the big pond. Mr. Leolla Low Is of Iteno, Nov., Is hero visiting the family of Prank Lewis and so Is Miss Loada Magley of Homio Ither, and Chauncoy Kloioy and family of Jacksonville, a snii-ln law of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowla, woro mot nt tho train last Saturday by tho I.owls family. Thoy woro on tholr way to Prospect to visit tholr relatives, tho Now family. Miss Fern Lowla has returned from Jacksonville whoro alio has boon visiting relntlvos. Slnco I wrote my last for tho I). M. T. I have como Into powowdon ot somo of tho facts with rogard to mi out doors dan co that was given at Ilrowimlioro on Saturday night, tho 7th. Thore was a jolly crowd start od from hero for tho dance on n hay rack. I tindorstnm! that thero woro twenty-eight in nil, and thoy only had one span of horses and tho load was proved to bo too hoavy for tho toam so somo of tho company hnd to walk and finally procured anothar toam hut forgot to got the load (long) linos so hnd to walk and load tho horsos, finally thoy managod to pross an auto Into sorvlco nnd hnd not gone far boforo tho gasollno gavo out and my Informant, n young lady, said that sho had to walk two iuIIok on tho homo stretch mid thanked her stars that sho ronchod homo allvo, but still thoy all clalmod to have had a good time. Among tho cullers slnco I last wrote wns A. Llnuamen of Chicago, 111., representing tho Croat Northern Manufacturing company, nnd Prod Tlbhln of Portland of the American Contral Insurance company. C. II. WlllUon pt Ashland, mprosantlng Wadllamn & Knrr Pros.. Mrs. W. and their two daughters and Mrs. V. A. Stewart, also of Ashland, accompan ied them. .Mrs, A. ' Thomas oi Contral Point, Carl Von C:? Hnllon of Wallun, Hd Walker, deputy game warden, J. II. DristoU, the district ' game warden, A. CobblelgU of llutto . v . j i.ji """" uiuwra nisnaa OB v twam under water and found that tlio floitinp variety and u bold In place I Fnlls, It. AV. Watson of Soattle, Wn., and Kd Dulton, bcsldo sovornl whoso name I didn't learn. Mr. nice, tho mayor of Hosclmrg, was among tho business callers In our toxyn. J. T. Sullivan, his son .Inch mul Mr. Patrick Welch and N'l K. Griffin or Scattlo, Wn., called Sundny morn ing for hrcnkfnst on tholr wny to Fish lnko. Mr. Sullivan Is tho gen ernl mnnngor of tho Itoguo Illver Canal compnny, nnd was on his way up to tho lnko to see what wns being dono up therp. C, E. Whistler and H. V. Corloln hnvo been visiting tho family of F. M. Corlols on tho All Vista orchard, Miss Hazel Under, a member of tho fnculty of tho University of Ore gon, has been hero visiting Miss Fran cis Honth, quo of tho pupils of tho Institution. It. 11. Fnlrloy of Portlnnd, snlos engineer of tho Kelly Switchboard & Supply compnny, mul Mr. M, Mcdttork with tho Oregon Contrnl Cigar factory of Mcdford, wore with us for dlntior Monday. .lohn Itndor and wlfo woro doing business In our town Monday. C. W. Clements nnd wife nnd .1. Frank llrovvn ami wlfo ntnrtcd for Crescent City Monday afternoon In Frank's auto, SponkluB about autns I learned yosterdny that I hud inndo a mltttnko In reporting that Ous Nlch- ols had bought ti Ford. It wns a Dodge Instead of a Ford and I want t sees mo. Mrs. Mnrguerlto Simpson, nee Mnr guerlto Floroy, Is engaged as an ns slstnnt In tlio Lngl Point postoffee during tli ahsenco of tho postmnstor, W. C. Clemonts. i i Heportud by Jackson County Ab trnnt Co., Sixth nnd Fir Bts. CllTllIt Fust National Hank s-. I II. Pal mer et ul. Summon lilwl. Charles '.. Sama va. II. A. Pkmco et ul. Motion to, uoufirm Mile of real jnoporly. Win. C. Wells , Pnlimliile bind Co, StimmoiiH filed. Tlllio F. Furry Arthur W. Furry. Still for divorce. Minnie Clink e nl va. II. L. l)o Ariuond el ul. Suit to foreclose, f Prolijito U In the matter nt the estate of M. S. ThompiMjii, deceased, Itoml of administialor Hied, Ileal UMnln Tniusfci-M M. Wilkinson to Mnry d. Win- kiiiHou, hind in sen. ,1 T. .17, S. II. a W., W. I). . II. F. Durkee el u.v to .C M. Wugner, laud in iuo. 0 T. :il) S. H. 1 i:., Wl). Lee Black et u. to John A. Horn, laud in see. I, T. :I8 If. : W. W. D. . .. O. .1. Stone et a x to J. P. Dunn et a lot in Chitwood tract, Ashland', deed 10 10 i:i7 l.-'OO THKASPHV DltPAHTMKNT, Super vising Architect's Office. Washington, D. C. July 28, 1015. Sealed nrono- sals will be oponnd In this office at 3 p. m. August 21, 1915, for tho Instal lation complotn of nn olortrlc passon gor olevntor In cHcdi of tho following buildings: The I'nltod States post office and rottrlhouso nt Amarlllo, Tox., and the United States post of flco and eotirthotuo.nt Medford, Oreg. In accordance with tho drawings and specification, copies of which may bo had nt this oinco in tlio discretion or the Supervising Architect. James A. Wotniore, Acting Supervising. Archi tect. 4 CliASKIIflKD ADS. One cent per word por Issue. Six lusertlous for prla ot flvo. Fifty cents par line per mouth without ohaago. ( HHHtttH COURT HOUSE NEWS ' . . r- - -T nBffitf tf I v Ifo. 31 mado haste to rcmoro the roots ocean's bed and swam oft with the Island behind met FOR HUNT Modem bungalow, close in, cheap. Phono 13X. 130 FOIl HUNT Modern 8-room house, llox 7, Mall Tribune. 128 FOIt HUNT Modern R-rooni hoitso, 1021 West 10th st., 10, wnter paid. Dennett Investment Co. FOIt ItKNT Four room flat or house, furnished or unfurnished. 730 W. 11th, C21-II. FOIt ItKNT G-room modern houso, hard-wood floors, full comciit baeo mont. Phono 270W. TO HUNT 5 room mod. furn, houso. $18. Puruckor, St. MnrkB nidg. FOIt ItKNT Closo In 5 room houso with Bleeping porch, modern plumbing, electric lights, ccmont eldewnlk, garngo, on paved sttcot. Itont reasonable. Inquire of II. C. Stoddard, Mcdford, Oregon. tt FOH bAUv-MrinsTOCK FOnYALi':--ioa"HhLcepriniu?rol North nivcrslde, or Ipvlu Dahiick, Knglo Point, Ore.uog 132 I-'OK SAM-ail30'I'.MjAXKOU8 FOIt SALK Household goods, chenp, family moving nwuy. Phono 2CJt. 133 FOIt SALK -23 high grndo Plymouth Hock hens and ono pedigreed roos ter, otio nearly new Mnjnstlu range, also chlckon wire. Apply L. P. Holgcrson, cor. 4th and Ivy, or Juckson County Creamery. 127 FOH SALK Karly Crawford ponch os, 1c per lb. at orchard. Hose Orchards. Phono 5U7-.I3. 131 FOH SALK Tomatoes for canning, lVjc a pound, delivered. Phono H-F22. 128 FOIt SALK Tomatooa and Phone 28-H6. FOIt HALK Cook atovo. molons. 137 hoatnr, InrKe windlass bucket. 300 King btroet. 128 FOH SALK drain hay, $0.00 to f 10 per ton. Phono Bit 1-.I2. FOH SALK 2-sealed Vollo hack with pole. Phono 052-.I. rou sali; UKM, KSTATH FOU HALK "-Vnw a piace." St) acres! flnel) Improved Hoguo Hlvor Vol loy land, 3'. miles north Kaale Point. Sco or address owners, W. II. Cranilall on tho place, or .1. T. Carnontor, 315 N. llartlett, Mcd ford, no agents. l.M) FOH SALU May Ashland property whilo prluoa are attractive. Wo have for quick sale In contor of town ami law i rosiuonco ulstrlet, on Shormaii street, one block from school, 3 blocks from public libra ry, thrco lots, onoh (id foot trout by 117 deep, covered with fruit, ami C-room house plastered, bath, lights, foundation, splendid ehmiro to build 2 now small 1iiiikuIoh for rent to railroad men, on other two Iota. Cnn soil wholo projiorty for $1750. with $1150 cash. This la worth at least f 2600, and Is grow ing In vnltio. Also flue S-room houso, modem, with bath, lights, furnnce, etc., on best residence dla triul on boulevard, and Su-foot lot, oapoelally fine location. Price $ 1750. Hodgson-Whltmoro & Heed, Cor. Ouk and Main Sts. Ashland, Oro. lie WHY? IT IS YOL'lt IHINKSS TO SKI. MK Decauso my stock n trado Is to havo optlonod nt tho lowost cash prlco tho host buy In this county. I havo boou on trio ground look ing out for you for tho puit flvo years. Nearly everyday I have In vestigated somo "good thing." I havo eliminated everything except thoao deals which I am convinced will te- ouro mo satisfied custoraors. In a few hours time I can glvo you tho benefit of this research. It Is my business to show you over tho county and iutrodtiro you to tho possibilities and opportunities horo. Soo Mod ford first and "J. C. BARNES 10- WcH Main Street .i, ;7i03whai the ocean's bed whero I a i j, """" "i entrajw cnustrs Kranded uijr M-iiui from the trailing l-'Olt ItKNT IIOITHKKKKPINCI KOOMS FOH II 1 KNT Coin-en len t llghTlTiniiiio keeplng rooms, closo In. 301 S. Contral. WANTKn SITUATIONS WANTKI) Work by ''tliiTilny or hour by Japnneso boy. Phono 19G. 127 1 1 KM' WA NTKIl P KMATiI? WANTKD Housekeeper; widower with three children. Address O. P. Johnston, Provolt, Oregon. 127 WANTKI) Ml.lCT.i.liAKiCOUS WANTKD Small femnlo dog. Spitz preferred, cheap. Altchley, Contrnl Point. 12U WANTKDFnrm lands to rent on shares or cash rental, with or with out wnter, (.live full particulars, location, otc. II. V. Ulugham, Mcdford. 128 WANTKD Largo knitting mill In vites correspondence from women desirous ot earning monoy, part or full time. Qoo'd nay. Kxncrlcnco unnecessary. International Mills,. Inc., NorrlBtown, Pa, 200 WANTKI) TO 1IUY 20 tono of. straw; also 20 tons of hay. Vin son's Feed Unrn, N. Itlveraldo Avo. 112 .WANTKD To-rcsln for two months, light saddle, suitable for lady.' Ad dress llox X, Mall Trlbtino. LOfil LOST Somewhere bctweon Mcdford mid Knglo Point, radiator cap. Ho ward for return to Mall Tribune of fice STHAlToitSTOLKN r. reward ono dark bay sitddlo linrso, flvo years old, weighs about 925 pounds, small white strip In fnco, coming to a point, Insldo ot strip 8 or 10 dark spots, right hind foot vhlto, forotop cut about Mnrrh, extra fast walker. Addross Marshal Mlntor, Knglo Point, Oro. 133 MJHINKHH lUUr.UTOUT Attorn- 1'OItTKIt J. NKFF, WM. t MKALKT Attornoys-nt-Lnw, Hooms 8 snd 9, Modtord National llnuk bldg. A. . HKAMK8, iTvKHJarnotT Corey bldg. Wm. M. Colvlg. (leoigo M. Hoborta COLVIG & ItOHKHTrt. LAWVKH8 Mudfonl .Nntlomil Dank Iiulldlug. I). F. MULKMY & OKO. W. OHKHItl Attomoys nt Lnw. Jackson Couii' ty Dank Uulldlng. Auto Oflppllra LAHKIt AUTO BPIHNO CO. W aro operating tho largost, oldest and host oqulppod plant In tho Pa clflo northwest. Uao our springs when others fall. Sold under guar autoo. 2G North Fifteenth St. Portland, Oro. Drntlsts Dlt. W, M. VAN BCOTOO Dlt. O. O. VAN SCOVOO Dentists (larnettCoro Illdg,, suite Medford, Oro. Phone 856. Ill Notary I'uoilc 1IKLKN N. YOCICKY Notary puU lie. IJrliiK your work to mo at (hi sign of thn Mall Tribune. NEW TODAY 10U ncres with 50 enttlo, team, and some hoax, largo buildings, part of It is IrrlHHtod alfalfa. It could have so acres ot Irrigated alfalfa, pleuty of water, noar fine outrange, both In summer and winter. This Is In tho Applegate valley and a fine buy at 4750U. 2U0 acres of flao level bottom land close to pnved highway, and to rail road. No bolter suaur beet lnud In the valley. Oal ?125 por aero. Some level homestead ralluqulaJi menu In the Illinois valley, t(int nro worth whilo. C. D. HOON ItoQin io, Jackson Co. Uauk Uldg, stg- y .hllPPn"tt The hole left "In toro out the roots sucked tto, . nuKi.NicsH niHKoreni: Collcclloiifl nnd Iteporta COLLKCTIONS AND nKl'OHTS -Wo collected somo accounts 14 youra old. Wo know how In got tho money. Tho Hullock Mcrcnntllo Agency, Inc., lloonin 1, 2, 3, Has klnn' nidg., 210 K. Main St. Oilropracior Dll. A. It. HBDQK3, Dr. Louls . lIRugcs Mcchnno-Thornplsts, Chiro practors, Spondylothoraplsts. TJicxa ayatoms, including dietetics, cura tive gymunstlcs, hydro-thoraphy, otc, produco rcBtilta In both acuta and chronic dlsenscs. CoasultA tion free. Oror Deuel & Co., cor nor Main and Ilnrtlo'.t. Hours 9 a. in. to G p. in. Other hours by, appointment. Phono 170. PH. It. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, uorvo specialist Ilooins 20R-204- 205, Uarnott-Corcy bldg. Vnpor baths and scientific massage glven; ncodlo spray, head and shouldee bowor In connection; advice la dlototlcH, medical gymunstlcs, hydropthorapy. Lady attendant. Phono, office 543, residence 511-K. Engluerr and Contractor FHKD N. CUMMINOS Knglnoor and contractor, 404 M. F. & II. nidg. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation, dralnago, orchard nnd land im provement. (ariKe- QAHDAUK Got your preHilsM clouuod up for tho summer. Call on the city garbage wugona lor good sorvlco. Phone 274-L. I T. Allen. Instruction In Musle HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Hoon- 401, Gnrnott-Corey nidg. Fred At ton lialglit Piano, Mrs. Florence Hnlllday Haight, voice. Phone 72. Phye"ician hhcl Burgeons Dlt. P. O. OAHLOW, Dlt. KVA MAINS CAIILOW Osteopathia lihyslclans, 410-417 Garnott-Corey bldg., phone 103C-U llldene 20 South liaurol St. Dlt. W. W. HOWARD OsteopsthU physicians, 303 Garnett-Corey. building. Phono P04-M. Dtt. J. J. IflMMKNS Physician tail surgoou. Practice limited to eye, ear, none nnd throat. Kyos scion tlflcally tested and glasses sup pllod. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. It. it. Co. Offlcoo M. F. & II. Co. i Illdg., opposlto P. O. Phono 567, H. D. PICKI5L, M. D. Office Jack eon County Dank bldg. Offiee: phono 43-11; rosldeuco phone 58U, Dn. It. W. OLANO Y Physician anfl surgoou. Phoues, ntflco 30. rcl deuce 724-J. OHlco hours 10 ta 12, 2 to 5. Dlt. 8. A. LOCKWOOD Dlt. MYHTLK 8. LOCKWOOD Pliyslrlauu and surgeons. Office 309-310-311, M. F. & II, Uldg. Phones rcaldonco, 814-J2; office, 814. Dlt. MAHTIN C. DAHIIKIt Physl clan mid Burgeon. Office Palm block; opposlto Nash Hotel. Hour 10 to 12, 1 to 1. Phono 110 J. T. O. HKINK, M. D., SPKCIALIST Ko, ear, uoso nud throut, office 228 Kast Muiu; rosldonco 1121 Kast Main; offlie hours 9 a. in. to 12 ui.; 1:30 to 5 p. iu. Telephones Office, 303; , rosldonco, 303J2. Printers nnQ rulillstierrt UI5DFOHD PP.INTINU CO. has Us best equipped printing office la southorn Oregon; boo'K. 'binding, loose loaf ledgers, bllltdg systems, eta. . Portland prleos. 37 North) Mr Rt '1-runsreni KADS THANSFKIt & 8TOHA0K CO. Otfloo 42 North Front St. Fhoas 310. Prices right. Service bust tntefld TyiKiwrltcri ctff HiipplloH. , rVpKWRiTkusAN3J"ainp?.uss Now Itomlnstoit, HmttU Premlec and Monarch typovrlilii;, add In b and subtracting niuclune, rebuild machines vfor cash or easy pay meats. Machines for rent, rihboa and aiipplUvi o( nil kinds, tdmplo ri psfra freof eliarg, ' Hoger , lleunett. in Oviin Rt oko 93S-U, or Palmer Plfiaa Plact, j -