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OLD NICODEMUS NIMBLE AT THE FRONT
BY WELLS
NICK SAVES WHOLE
VILLAGE BY MARVELOUP '
ENGINEERING FEAT !
KEDFORD, 5DQE TRIBUNB, MEDFORD, OREGON, TITUiRSDAY, 'AUGUST 20, 1015
HOWARD DISCUSSES
GAIN DITCHES
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AND ITER SUPPLY
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By .1. 8. Howard
The nbovo topic appears lo be tho
all absorbing one at present, nnd
Having bad over 50 years exporloneo
along thnsa lines perhaps thoso In
terested will pardon mo for butting
In, as 1 should like to help proinoto
tho enterprise In anyway possible, as
Irrigation ot tho valley la tho only
rpntl to prosperity and I havo had my
ear to the ground listening for pros
pcrlty for a long Hmo.
1 tuny stato at tho boglnntng that
I havo no axo to grind and am not
working for any company,. association
or Individual, and I do not'proposo
to present nn array of figures so
largo as to dlscourago any enterprise
nor to make- any under estimates so
ns to put people in a hole, Tho
success of any ontorpriso dopends on
tho projectors knowing In ndvnnco
tho prospective cost, and being pre
pared to meet It.
Hlg HiiKe Proposal
I will first consider tho Dig Hullo
project. I understand that tho flow
of Dig Butte creek is about 250 sec
ond fcot of 10,000 miners inches, or
enough to Irrigate- 14,000 ncrcs of
lnnd. To carry that amount of wat
er will require a ditch 14 feet wldo
on top, eight feet wldo on tho bot
tom, and six fcot deep, all In tho
solid ground with n grndo of ono in
1000 feet or 5.28 feet per mllo, hav
ing n cross section of CG feet, with
a velocity of .1.8 feet per second. As
this ditch will bo all sldo hill work
with nn avcrngo cross section slopo
of 20 degrees it will cost npproxt
roately $10,000 per mllo. Much of
tho excavation will bo In died rock,
ns can bo scon by tho oxccavntlon
along tho P. & E. railroad to Dutto
Falls.
Seventy Mllo Ditch
Tho dlstanco from tho forks of tho
creek to Iilttlo Butte creek is about
HO miles. At Snlt creek nn Inverted
syphon pipe lino across Llttlo Butte
crook, ono mllo long, will bo re
quired to bring tho ditch on tho
south sldo of tho creek at nn nltl
tudo nbovo Iho Fish Lake ditch. From
this point along tho contour ot tho
hills to a point nbout midway be
tween Talent and Ashland at tho
crossing of Henr crook, tho ditch will
ho about 40 miles long, which with
tho first soctlon, will mnko n ditch
70 miles long, costing $700,000 for
tho ditch, nnd 150,000 for 5000 feet
of plpo for tho Llttlo Uutto cross
ing, mnklng $750,000 ns tho cost of
tho ditch.
Tho nltltudo ot tho forks of HI',
Uutto, according to tho V. S. con
tour linos, Is 2100 feet. Tho fnll or
grado of tho ditch head for tho sy
phon lino, will bo 100 foot, so tho
ditch should Intersect Hear creek
sonio whoro near tho FnVnum mill.
Tho evaporation In that length ditch
will tin about 20 por cent, making
8000 Inches dollvored nt Hear creek.
Emigrant Creek
Now lot us consider nnnlhor
source of supply. Emigrant creek
enters Hear rrcck about four miles
abovo Ashland. It Is a slugglRh
creek ulth'hlgh sandstouo walls. On
each sldo of tho canyon tho bottom
widens out to nbnut onofourth mllo
In places, with a narrow ennyon bo
low, which would mnko sovoral Ideal
places for rosorvolr sites. Why not
tnko a part of tho $750,000 and
build n sorlos of dnms and mnko
storago resorvolrs. Tho sandstono
can bo quarried on the ground, nnd
tho cement fnetory at Hold Hill would
bo ready to furnish tho coment. The
watershed of Emigrant crook covers
50,000 acres, with an annunl rain
fall of 21 Inches. This system can
lie placed In operation as soon as tho
ditch could bo built, nnd' wo.tild save,
tho mnlutalnnnco of a very long Una
of ditch, nnd the control of tho wntorl
flow would botomploto.
I think thin plan would bo worthy
of Investigation.
J. S. HOWARD.
August 2G. 1015.
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SOLDIERS' REUNION
HERE SEPTEMBER 13-17
At a meeting ot tho Commercial
club Wednesday afternoon It was de
cided to appoint a committee of ono
to net with tho commltteo in chargo
of arrangements for tho Southern
Oregon Soldiers reunion to bo hold
In the Hill grovo south of this city.
September 13-17. Committees will
also bo appointed by tho olty council
and Merchants association to aid in
bolloltlng funds and supplies for this
olub thatlt -was decided to hold tho
ovout. It ki axpocted that 300 old
Bflldioni and their families will at
tend. As the reunion will probably bo
held olsc-where during tho noxt few
years eitUen are, asked to give liber
ally ! make the affair a susee. It
wns at the request of tho Gomniorolal
rwHlBB f tW oitr.
'f P iNCS?5 ( A peatbE, Ildaiogi .-V ;;- ii!fcta--frdM--- Uttugh it hoUowtng It out ntstlrl r fiwJ-rSiag " :
N . ,.,. rr?? No.iAfter I had swerved the shellOV Xr,3WV -"' , CJ-S 7s Xctpfam nv THF FUMESOF THE BURNING.
No. l-OncewhIl napping near a waterfall, I was from their conns in this msnner, I-v ' J, VS ' Cfcn4is?,T..Ali mil eunnim.,
awakened byshell ArM i"-- sZS jammed the log Into ths waterfalll "ridftojiii J"iT fiK w"?- YILLAGEI
MATHER
BOOS
CRATER LAKE AS
IL ASSET
(Portland Tologrnm)
Stephon Mather, assistant, to
Franklin K. Lnnc, sccrotnry of tho
Interior, hns discovered Crater Lnko.
Tho feelings of Columbus when
stumbling upon a now continent havo
nothing on thoso of Mr. Mnthor.
Tho nntlonal parks are under his
direct supervision, nnd ns a result ot
what ho saw. ho promises to do
everything In tho power of tho do
pnrtmont to lure tourists into tho'
Crater Lake reserve. Mr. Mnthor
passed through Portland this morn
ing on his wny to tho Mt. Rainier.
park. Ho wns tho guest of K. O. Mc
Cormlck, 'vice-president of tho South
ern Pacific on tho lattor's prlvato
car. In tho party wero G. B. Good
win, who hns liecn building ronds to
Crater Lake fortho -war dopartmont,'
and II. M. Albright, Mr. Mnthor's sec
retary. ;
"Nothing Llko Crater Lake"
"Tlioro is nothing llko Crater Lake
In tho world," snld Mr. Mnthor. "Wo
motored over from Klnmnth Falls.
Tho most astonishing thing About tho
lnko Is tho color of tho water. Tho
samo deep bluo can ho seen in somo
of tho grottoes of tho Mcdltorrnnonn.
nut thcro It Is only n patch when
In thoJako tlioro arc seven miles of
It."
Mr. Mather laughed.
"It may ho a had metaphor," said
ho "hut It Is tho only thing I can
think or to compnro tho color to.
When I wns a hoy I used to take
sticks of blueing nnd seo how deep a
shado I rould color n tub of water.
I novor achloved any bluo ns pro
found or doop ns that you seo In tho
Crater Lnko water.
"Tho vlow from Hentlnel Hork Is
tho most wonderful of nil. Thero
you look dowjj from n height of 1200
feet. Tho rock Is hard to got to.
It shouldn't bo. I havo Instructed
Mr. Ooodwin to build n trail from
the road to tho point so that it will
bo easily accessible Tho roads be
ing built by the government In tho
park aro ready to bo surfaced. Tho
road loading to tho park could bo
Improved nnd tho counties bordering
tho reservations aro working to Hint
end. Whon tho Natron cut-off is
completed by tho Southern Pacific
tho lnko will bo within 22 mllos of
tho railroad at Kirk.
Change .Name of Cut-off
"Mr. McCormlck tells mo that
they aro going to chango tho namo
of tho stretch to Crater Lake Cut
off. Anything that will give the lako
nny advertising is n thing to bo
doslred. Coming bnck v,o used tho
Roguo river road to Mcdford. As I
told tho people tlioro, tourists visit
ing tho lako from tho Kirk sldo
would como out by way of Mod ford if
they know tho boautles of tho
sconory along tho Hoguo rivor gorge.
Thero wero at loast 50 machines in
tho park whilo wo woro thero."
Mr. Mather Is from Chicago. Ho
Is a friend of HIshop Waltor Taylor
Sumner, of Portland. Tho two ran
togothor at San Francisco. Tho bish
op was Invited to tako the trip.
"Can't possibly do It," ho said,
"I'vo got a loOof speeches to make."
"Go anyway.1' urged Mather, "a
sight ot tho lnko -will do you inoro
good than tho spcechos.'1
So effectivo was tho personal ad
vertising that Bishop Sumner con
sented to oauool enough ongnge
mgnU to leave the nuit day. Ho ia
now doing the park with another
part.
Mr. Mather Is making the trip as
an Inspection tour of the govern
ment's big parks.
With. Medford Trado Is Bedford Made
NA
SURPRISE PARTY
OF
An August 15 tho Itivcrstdo Ho
crcntlon club with their husbands
nnd children 'gathered at tho homo
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Short on
Foots creek near Hoguo River in
honor of Mrs. Susan Whitney, Mrs.
Short's mother, tho occasion being
tho 99th anniversary of her birth
day. TablcB wero Immediately
spread under tho trees nnd londcd
with a fine dinner. Heforo Mrs.
Whitney stood n white frosted enko
10 Inches ncrosH and hearing 99 wnx
caudles In pink rosebud holders.
About 80 persons holped dlspntch tho
good thing's after which II. D. Jones
netod ns director nnd tho company
Joined In singing, "When tho Roll Is
Called Up Yondor," Jed ly Mrs. Al
lien on tho Molodcon. A poom writ
ton for tho occasion by Miss Mary D.
Wallace was read by Mr. Jones. A
few words of scrlptura doscriptlvo ot
tho henvonly homo woro road nnd a
short tak on "Tho Dcslro tp Depart
nnd Ho With ChrlBt" wns mado by
Rev. Wm, M. Carlo. Threo cheers
for Grandma wero enthusiastically
glvon, two moro songs nnd benedic
tion tho company dispersed, having
participated In tho lnrgost gathering
over hold on Foots creek. ,
It wns n great surjirlso for tho
old lady and most hcnrtlly enjoyed
hy her. A largo number of birthday
cards, flowers nnd presents wero'
brought, 100 hnvlng boon rocolvcd
and moro coming nn ovory mall from
all over tho U. S., Alnskn and Can
ndn. Although Mrs. Whitney has
reached such nn age, sho reads, sows
and makes Jluttcnburg laco without
glnsses. Sho has good teeth, good
hearing and beautiful hair; has hor
own rooms where sho rocolves her
company nnd cures for tho rooms
herself. Sho oven lived alono in
Medford up to the ago of .' years.
Horn In Kent, Knglnnd, sho emtio
to this country tho year that "Vic
toria was crowned nnd mado hor
homo In Cleveland, Ohio. Later sho
lived In St. Louis and canio to Mcd
ford, Oregon, nearly 20 years ago.
Thero was not a railroad In tho
country when sho enmo to tho U. S.
and sho romembers Chicago ns an
Indian outpost. Sho Joined tho
church of Tho Disciples of Christ
whllo Its founder, AIox Cnmpboll wns
yet alive and still holds her member
ship with tho organization at Med
ford. Sho has two children living,
12 grandchildren, 10 great grand
children and two of tho next genera
tion, Mrs. Whitney's mind Is olonr. Sho
subscribes for tho Toledo Hlado, tho
St. Louis Globe-Democrat and west
ern papers nil of which shu reads
carefully, Sho has voted and be
llovos in woman suffrage Sho con
verses intelligently on all topics ot
tho day nnd with 'tho manners of a
lady of high refinement
To desorlbo tho soclnl changes that
havo tnkon pln'co in hor lifetime-'
would tako columns, nnd often, as
sho thinks it over, sho says It scorns
to hor ns if it must bo only a dream.
STEWART'S SPRINGS
5 miles from Edgewood, Calif.,
good for rheumatism, stomach trou
ble, and skin disease. Rates $12 por
wgok for tent, board and bath.
A beautiful dumping ground, good
trout stream, dollghtful ellinato, alti
tude 4000 foet. Campers aro wel
come. Mall card for bus to ant you.
E. a LWo d.
Edgewood, California.
With Mcdford TraOe U Medford Made
CAIN
NN
ASHLAND
VOTERS
REJECT PURCHASE!
OF LIGHT PLANT
ASHLAND, Aug. 2C Tho chnrtor
amendment proposition, voted upon
nt a special election yesterday, pro
viding that Ashland tnko over tho
cqulpmont ot tho Oregon-California
Powor Co. within city limits and pur
chaso electric current ot that cor
poration on n wholosalo specific
basis, was defeated by n voto of 549
to 205. Every ono of tho throo wards
voted against it. This result loaves
tho status of electric, light and powor
In this city ns heretofore, with two
rival companies, occupying tho flold.
Tho municipal plant, howovcr, is
hnndlcnppcd to tho extent of being
unnblo to accept moro pntronngo duo
to Inadequate facilities.
Tho mcnsiiro as submitted to vot
ers wns an follews:
An Act to ntnend tho chnrtor of
tho City of Ashland, tho snmo being
tho net to Incorpornto snld city filed
with tho secretary of stato, October
14, 1908, and thaitcts nmendntory
thereof, by providing forjm nddl
tlonal section to said rliarter and net
'to ho numbered 19n, providing for
mo issunnco or nonus or said city ror
tho purpose of constructing, acquir
ing, enlarging nnd completing elec
tric light nnd powor plant or plants;
for tho creation of n special light
fund nnd tho control thereof, nnd to
adopt, ratify nnd confirm n contract
between tho City of Ashland nnd tho
California-Oregon Powor company.
Reported by Jackson County Ab
tract Co., Sixth and Fir Btt.
Circuit
Anna Johnson vs. Leslie JoIuiboii.
Summons,
Win. J, llcardsley vs. J. W. Dress
ier. Partial release of Judgment.
Josse Neathnmur vs. Addlo M.
Jones Sherwood. Motion nnd affi
davit. Wm. Ulrlch vs. D. A. Donar nt al.
Answer.
Rothchlld m-os. vs. W. M. Ken
nody. Summons.
Hlancho Swoot vs. Martin Marshall
ot al. Summons, -
L. Nlodormoyor vs. David II. Pal
m or ot al. Summons filed.
LIHIo F. Furroy vs. Arthur W.
Furroy. Summons.
1'OR RENT HOUSES
FORItENT -A-i "biingulow Phone
317.
FOR RENT Modem C room bunga
low, close In, cheap. Phono 13-X.
FOlt RENT Coy furnished throo
loouiml bungalow. Newly tinted.
All conveniences Closo In. sleep
ing porch. Fine Tor teachers. 421
Jny St , corner South Oakdulo itnd
11th Sts. 13G
FOR RENT Four room flat or
houso, furnished or unfurnished.
730 W. 11th, 7'!-V.
FOR RENT 6-roorn modern 'houso,
hard-wood floors, full cement base
ment. Phono 370W,
FOR RENT Modern C-room house,
1021 West loth t., $10, water
paid. Bennett Investment Co.
TO RENT 5 room mod, furn. house.
$18. Purucker, St Marks Illdg.
FOR RENT Clog In C room houso
with stooping porch, inodorn
plumbing, olwtrlc lights, comont
sldowalk, garage, nn paved street.
Rant reasonable. Inquire of II. C.
Stoddard, Medford, Oregon. tl
FOR RENT HOt'HEKEEl'INO
ROOMS
FOR IUSXT HouiMkooitlBR
with gus anil betb. 915
ysrtlett )oije $((,
rooms
North
COURTHOUSENEWS
FOR IlKNT FUKtUSilKll ROOMS
FOR KENT Furnished rooms, 201
South Central. 153
'FOR HATjltM-VKHTOOK
FOR HALi;-Eight year old sorrcll
marc, weight 1 100, sound nnd true.
Good saddle, buggy or fnrm nnl-
nut I. I'erioctly snro and gentlo.
l'rlco $05. Phono 718-L. 1,15
FOR SALE .Good Jersey cow, young
nnd in excollcnt condition. A bar
gain nt $05. Phono 718-L. 125
FOR SALE Chonp, eight extra good
young work mareB, well broke, two
sets of heavy work harness. Vin
son's barn, North Rlversldo nvo-
tine. 150
FOR SAIiKv-MlSCKLLAMtOUS
FOR SALE Cheap, good Hrussels
bed room rug nearly now $3,00.
Call 421 South Fir St.
FOR SALE Pcnrhos, 80c por hun
dred. C. W. Abercrdmbio, Kings
Highway, 138
FOR SALE Fine, smooth tomntoes,
best variety for canning, le per
pound, cash with order. Prompt,
nnd enreful attention to mall or
ders, satisfaction guaranteed. Hag
ley Canning Co., Talent. 138
FOlt SALE Polo mountain buggy,
good as now. Pnlmor Investment
Co,, Modoe Orchard.
FOlt SALE Tomatoes and molons.
Phono 28-115. 137
FOR SALE Grain hay. $0.00 to $10
por ton. Phono 59 1-J2.
FOR SALE 2-sentod Vollo hnck with
pole. Phono G52-J.
FOR SALE ItKAIj estath
FOR SALE 00 acres land, flno, doop
soil, deedod wntor right, 7 room
houso, electric llghtod, modern,
4Gx3G hum, fenced Page Wlro, 40
acres in alfalfa, coyi, sugar beets
and mnnll garden truck, 20 ncros
in penrs, llartlolt and D'AnJou,
small peach orchard, team horses,
cow, fnrm Implements and nil crop
goes with place. For price and
particulars, address Uox 55, R. F.
D. Central Point, Oro.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE All
kinds of property for sale or ox
change. Gold Ray Realty Co.
FOR SAI-E Farm land, fruit Inm,
timber lnnd, land from $5,00 por
aero upwards on long time. Gold
Ray Realty Co,
FOR KALE Wyowa Place, 80 acres,
fluoly Improved Roguo River Val
Iny land, II Id miles north Eagle
Point. Seo or ntldrcsn owners, W.
II. Crnndull on tho place, or J. T.
Carpouter, 345 N. llarllelt, Med
ford, no ngonts. 150
FOR SALE Hay Ashland property
whllo prices aro attractive. Wo have
for quick sale la center ot town
and best rcsldeuco district, op
Shormin street, ono block from
school, 3 Mocks Vom public libra
ry, threo lots, each GO foot front
by 117 deep, covered with fruit,
and 5-room houso plastered, bath,
lights, foundation, splendid chunco
to build 2 uuw small bungalos for
rent to railroad men, on other two
lots. Can sell wholo propoVty for
$1700, with $G50 cash. This is
worth at least $2500, nnd is grow
ing in vnluo. Also flno 8-room
house, modern, with bath, lights,
furnace, etc., on best rosldonco dis
trict on boulevard, and 50-foot lot,
especially flno location. Price
$4750. Hodgsnn-Whltmoro & Reed,
Cor, Oak and Main Sts, Ashland,
Oro. 14G
LOST
TAKEN UP At Kaiser's place on
JUvoriido, 3 sows nnd 13 pigs,
markod with crop on right, Uo
splits under bit In left. Owner can
tako samo by paying ad and food
bill. L. R. Ilniisf.iliii. 139
NEW TODAY
Hardware and furnlturo stock in
the Wlllametto valley for oxchungo
for a stocked und equipped farm.
Property In Los Angeles to ox-
hungo for a pear orchard.
Good houso In Medford for ex-
hungo on u good orchard. Encum
brance doesn't niuttdr.
Somo good bottom land for sale
very cheap.
C. D. HOON
Room 10, JnckMM) County lUnik RWg,
WANTED MtMftuijAIVKOCB
?ANTEDa"econd"Tmmr tonMcH
with fly. Cnll 710 West 14th St.
135
WANTED AVood to saw. Phono
G81-R3. 137
WANTED Stock hogs, weight nbout
100 IDs. I'hono 597-J3. 139
WANTED To buy second hand
lumber. Whnf havo you got?
Dox 33, caro Mall Tribune 135
WANTED Hny baler. Havo 35 tons
grnin hay, want baler at once. Lo
cation Eagle Point railroad JJtn
tion. Apply Hart Hamilton, Eaglo
Point. 138
WANTED $20 to $35 per month ex
tra money to any employed porson
without Interfering with regular
V-ork. No selling, no canvassing
Positively no investment. Unem
ployed neon not nppiy. Address
Tho Silver Mirror Co., Jnc, 123 W.
Madison St., Chicago, HI. 134
WANTED Largo knitting mill In
vites enrrespoudonco from women
desirous of earning monoy, part or
full time. Good pay. Experience
unnecessary. International Mills,
Inc., Norrlstown, Pn. 200
WANTED TO HUY 20 tono of
straw; also 20 tons (If liny. Vin
son's Food llarn, N. Rlvorsldo Ave.
142
FOR KACntltUR
TO TRADE Good Jcrsoy cows and
young horses for diamonds weigh
ing nbout oiiq enrat. Address box
I)., enro Mall Tribune 135
TO TRADE 100 ncrcs of good unin
cumbered land In northorn Colo
rado, value $2000 for Idud In
Roguo rlvor valley, A. S. "Warren,
Tolo, Oregon. 137
FOR EXCHANGE Good ranch for
stock general merchandise up to
ton thousand. Write 0. Alldcr,
Medford, Oregon, 134
IIUSINKHS DIllKOTOHY
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFP, WM. r. MEALHI
Attornoya-ttt-Law, Rooms 8 mnd
9, Medford Nntlonal Hank bldg.
A. E. REAME8, LAWYER Gareett
Coroy bldg.
Wm. M. Colvlg. (loorgo M. Roberts
COLVIO & ROHERTH, LAWYEHS
Medford National Hank Hulldlnjc.
II. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. GHERRTt
Attorneys at Lnw. Jackson Coun
ty Hank Hulldlng.
Auto napptire
LAHER AUTO 8PRINO CO. We
ere oporatlng the largeit, oldest
end best equipped plant In the Pacific-
northwest. Uso our springs
whon others fnll. Bold under guar
antee. 26 North Fifteenth fit.,
Portland, Ore.
Dentin
DR. W. M. VAN HCOYOO
DR. O. O. VAN UCOYOU
Dentists
Oarnett-Corey Illdg., suite 111
Medford, Ore. Phone 856.
Notary I'uldlc
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary l.ub
lie. tiring your work to mo at the
sign of the Mall Tribune.
WHY?
IT 18 YOUR IIUHIXESH TO HKK ME
Becauso my slock ia trade Is to
havo optioned nt tho lowest cash
price tho best buy In thin county.
I have boon ou tno ground look
ing out for you for tho past five
years. Nearly everyday I hava In
vestigated some "good thing," I have
eliminated everything excopt those
deals which I am convinced will se
cure mo satlsflod customors.
In a fow hours tlmo I can glvo you
the bouoflt of this research. It la my
business to show you over the county
and Introduce you to the possibilities
and opportunities here. See Med
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
40 Wcl Nup fcHrwt
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Collections and Ilcndrtfl
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTSWe
collected somo accountn 14 yenre
old. Wo know how to get the
monoy. Tho Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Roonts 1, 2, 3, Has
klna' Bldg., 21G E. Main St.
Chlropractot
rftkrfkriktfkkkdtdLdKdkahdu
DR. A. R. REDOES. Dr. Louise X.
Hodges Mochnno-Thoraplats, Chlro
'practors, Spondylothoraplsts. These
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy,
etc., produce results in both acute
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion free. Over Deuel & Co., cor
nor Main and Dartlo'.t. Hours 9
a. m. to 6 p. in. Other hours by,
appointment. Phone 170.
DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor,
norvo specialist Rooms 20J-204-205.
Garnott-Coroy bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massage given;
needle spray, boad and shoulder
ahower In connection; advice la
dlototlcs, medical gymnastic,
hydroptuorapy. Lady attendant.
'Phono, office 643, residence 511-R.
Engineer an Contractor
FRED N, OUMMINGS Engineer ar!
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Uldg.
Surveys, estimates, irrigation,
dralnngo, orchard 'and Und Im
provement. QartMit
GARBAGE Get your 'premises
eleanod up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons tot
good service. Phone 274-L. T,
Y. Allen.
Instruction J Mnete
HAIOHT MUSIC BTUDIO Roobs
401. Garnott-Corey Uldg. Fred Al.
ton Halght Piano, Mrs. Florence
Halllday Halght, voice. Phone
72.
'PiiytMleliuu ask targoa
DR. P. O. OAR LOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopath
physicians, 416-417 Qarnett-Corey
bldg., phone 1030-L. Reeldenee
26 South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OsUopaUW
pnysiciani, sua uarnin;orey
btilldlng. Phono V04-M.
DK. J. J. EMMEN8 Physician aad
surgeon. Practlco limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes sclen
tlflrnlly tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and AurlSt for 8. P.
R. R. Co, Offices M. F. & II. Co.
Bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567.
K. D. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack
on County Dank bldg. Office
phone 43-R; rosldonco phoio 68-U.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician ant
surgeon. Phonos, office 86, resi
dence 724-J, Office hours 10 U
12, 2 to 5.
DR. 8. A. LOCKWOOD
DR. MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Office
309-310-311, M. F. & II. Illdg.
Phones rosldonco, 814-J2; office,
814.
DR. MARTIN C. HARDER Physi
cian und surgeon. Office Palm
block, npposltu Nush Hotel. IJourc
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110'J.
T. G. HEINE, M, I)., SPECIALIST
IJyo, cur, uosu and throat, office
228 East Main; rosldonco 1121
Eust Main; office hours 9 u. m. to
12 m.; 1:30 to 5 p. in. Telephones
Offlco, 203; ;rosidouco, 303-J2.
Printers ana Publlstieni
UEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tfel
boat equipped printing office la
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 NortH
Fir Ht
TritnsTcre
EAD3 TRANSFER Ik STORAGE CO.
Offlco 42 North Front St. Phone
S15. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. Typewriters hhii Miippllo.
TYI'E WRlTEIt S, A N D 8 UPPL 1 1 ES-!
New Romlngton. Smith Premier
and Monarch typewriting, addlag
and subtracting mac'ulnes, rebuilt
machines for cash or easy pay
xnente. Machlnos for rent, rlbWae
and supplies ot all kinds, simple re
pairs free of charge. Roger
Bennett, 10 Quint St.. vkM
038-R, pr J.luvT PHrj rjaff,
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