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t rT -v -"J rw?' -.s. JH jZ& 'WN . ' "W' ,w f ; fev(. , MTCDFOKD MATL TUTBUNE, MEnFORD. OKHtfOtf, 'JTKKDAY, SICin'KMftKI? 21, 1915. PAGE FIVE STEEL FRAGMENT PICKED UP ON Freckles and His Friends By Blosse WELLjKtNSLEEPf rM KA.J RAM !.", StH i"l OftlFSji CAN'T .?" v' -. f".'':" W: .'. .: - - rl' rt) . SKlifc: -iISSS SS h'fed EN CK avi? ar mj'nr LsoAsr mmm tivw f ha nv-- . x uvrj.j ' kC wru..v tj MONTREAL, Sept. 21. -Major llort'iilo Nunc of a Ciinudiitn regi ment, u Htm i iir nl' (liu slenaier Hes perian, loduy exhibited n piece of stool which ho Hiiiil he picked up on tlto deck of tlio Hesperian following the fntnl explosion. Tito major de clared tlto stool was part of a tor pedo mid t ('timid tlto contention that the ship had struck a initio "absurd." Major IJario, who was lettirniiig front hervico in l'landor.s, aid that while Captain Main and other offi cers of the Hesperian showed cool ness and courage after the ship wan Htrttck, the ciew wan far from coin petent. Thitty-Mx Canadian soldiers did valttalilo work in launching lil'o Iioals and i-esouinjj passengers. The major said all passengers and "itilors should ltac huon saved as he did not leave the, ship until four hour after it was struck. He added that "ev ei j thing seemed to go wrong and that there was a great difiie'tlly in launch ing tlio boatx." COTTON SOARS FOREGN BI XKW YORK, Sojil. 21. Cotton was o.xlicinoly active and excited today, selling soon alter the matket opened at' flout 'JO to Hi) points above last night's oloinir figures. Tlto advance was the result of a genoiul buying movement, ptoliahly bused on coutiit uctl finniioss of Ltvetpool, Imllii-li ptivatc crop reports and the nppour anco of somewhat tiii-olllcd weather in the south. Miiny lccenl sellers were credited with coveting on the advance which cauied October contrtfets up to 11.01 and January to 11.(17, or neatly 1,1 per bale above the low level of last season. EXPOSITION OEEERED FAT JOBS SAX FRANCISCO, Kept. 21. Tlio oAiMence of the entire organintton of the l'auama-l'acitie exposition guards ha been threatened, it was reported today, Ihioiigh recr titing to foint a police foruc to guutd tiie plant of the Wostinghouso arms and ant inuiiitiou factory at Kpringliold, .Mass. Alreadv the pick of the on position guiitd-mon have accepted of lers by the eastern linn. About fif teen ofliccrs of the exposition guard, all of them I'm titer I'liilcd Slates miI diet's, have letl the exposition to go with the Westiiighoiise coiupuuj. NFAV VOKK, Sept. 21. The lanul mr upiMiid suing ot the spyc'ml sltMdw wan 'repealed at the ontet ot today's milling', motor sliuu- nnin being the most coupicuou loatuicx. Wtll.v s-Ou'i'lnud ioko 2 puintx to the ncu high price of -12, incuaMii,' it ,'ain to '210 soon after. ' VILLA FORCES STILL M WASHINGTON, Spt. 21.-Con-I in iui d guntintl inttwting iiiivwneitt of Villa force toward the American border ui indtciitvil in todajM war iluKii(iiiont iliU'he. lIiigMiUfr fiwiril I'eitJiing ut HI l'o rcjHirt od Uitfto wre htitwtMn .'tUUO and 7000 Vilbt troM oiliur in Jnnrtv or on tkc wmv there from the interior. Mcdfnnl a flood Town Mwltord Ut a mighty good town, worthy ot Uo l of overythlnK That's why wt Iihto joInmI the Amer ican Drue ftml lres awoetattan and sftor to aur paeple the Mrltol line erf prtparatteM. wa4 by the aaola. Usn mm! tola oaly threujh IM mam ton. There U Hothiitf lihe thoe MHta, girwiUKt la wry wjr. We wat Me4ler4 p4e to huve the hl 1MM B.M1N 1lt 9M this lints AV te eee M0rtl unU. liLitt' Drag Store, local aaonu. GUARDS SPECIAL STOCKS ON M CLMB-UP WJI , $i fTfa t . U'fe" ' '" V'sJvV'J - O m & KM?Li 7 & mw T.UVSSa sS5505' sorm " r. V-O r?U; T- . -. JCv ww 'M,tZ3gyTaaB fP JTVS' ilUJf Ifc i rrrTfirr vf?V5cS& 3B qfcgP jfE' ViH - -r MhrQ, fZif-. ,-n ' V MANY WILLS AND y IIOl'STON, Tex., Sept. 21. How to dispose of the fortune of Francis A. Ogdett, eccetitiio uulltoiiaire, who died in Houston, dune (!, 1U1 1, was the (ptesliou confronting the probate couit lieie today. With one ptttpotl ed will alreadv held invalid and it- holder, Thomas S. Kail, a suicide, and with two others, pri"enleil for pro bate, both contested by Ogden's rel atives, an extended legal liulit appar ently was in prospect. Tlto wills ate held by Misn'Mntirte Holt of Mobutu, X. L, and Mis. 51. L. Sollers of Cairo, Oa. Relatives of Ogden, some thirty in number, claim that neither will is gen uine mid that Clgdcit died intestate. The estate, valued at $12,000,0(10, consists chiefly of laud tit a doeu state-. EAGLE POINT EAGLEIS By A. C. Jlowlcti I.itBt WedncB I hitched tho old mare to tlio Iiurkn and Htartcil out to Kee what I could do In the way of so licit inn and collecting for the .Med ford Mall Trlliuno and round that ipiilo a number of tho potNons that 1 wanted to hco wero not at lioiuu and lit many instancoa tho man of tho house wau out looking after tho eattlo and tho madam would liavo no niotioy, bo I would pang on and think that 1 would bo fortuiiato at the next house, and ho It went until 1 finally reached tho fine farm of O. .Vygran, and his son said that ho was In the potato patch, and bo ho Kent lilc little slater for him nRQlnst my protect and after walling about an hour ho put In an appear ance and the old goiitlomau (teemed glad to see mo and wroto out a check for a yot'r'H auiJHcrlptlon for tho Weekly Mall Tilbttiio. 1 noticed as I was around Ills placo that ho had some corn and potatoeu that looked good to me, In fact ho In ,iniong our host farmers and clllzons. Passing on I met a Mr. Sel'ollo and bought a fine lot of blackborrlos of lilm or rather hit; wlfo, but could not prevail on him to glvo mo his mihtiorlptlou for tho "Mall Tribune, offering to take truck for pa, but ho thought ho hot ter not take It now. doing on still hlghor tin tho cteok I atoppod to mm Charles Klnglo ami ho readily ro- I now oil bin subscription to tho Wcokly Mall Trlmine. Turning my couiso 1 started on my return trip and stopped to nee fpilto a nunibor mid flnall) mot A. OrotiBon of Climax going homo with a load of doors and windows to put Into a now Iioubo one of Ills hods was building, and he renewed lilw Hub Bcrlptlon to tho Wookly Mall Trlhtino. The noxt day J started out iikhIii and mot Mrs. Mary Ilealo and her daiiKli ter, MIh Xolllo M. Smith of Ilutto Falls and secured a aithicriptlon from Miss Nolllo for tho Wookly Mall Trl liuno. Feeling greatly encouraged 1 atarted out and tho flrat man 1 found that I wnntod to aco wni our old friend, Thomaa Iltloy, Sr. Hud a pleasant visit with hint and his wife and later ho reno'vod Ills aubscrlptlon to tho Dail Mall Tribune, doing on about two miles I oamo to the homo of Dolpb Kent, found 111 in at homo and had bint rouew his subscription to the Woekly Mall Trlbuntt. From there 1 went to Frod Fev's beautiful farm and found him at home and he gavo me a check for a year's subscrip tion to the Dull Mail Trlbuu. On my wa borne i stepped at the heauliful home of ietwior Von der Hellen, had a short vlait hut did no buatneee. From there en I stopped to awe one or mere but did no Outineu Friday I Uyed at home and did n huslnsea. ftlenUk i wvnt i n to ta onnnsretal orchard Mitrr nunc uf ttinr flue timi uf i. mi nite 1 1.. it- i i' iuii -Ut. th- ' "- t !! k-ird. r neeed his aubetriptloH to the Dally MAN FR TCMS Ml ONS Mnll Tribune, and after taking din ner with initio )ic8t and his family, returned homo tired and dirty. Now, If anyone thinks soliciting and collect ing for a newspaper Is making "easy monoy" ct thoi't follow mo a fow days in tho heat and dtiHt. Charley Kllnglc of I.ako Creole camo out Thursday after a load of brick and his horces becnino unman ageable near tho Pelottzo farm and ran Into a wire fence, cutting both horses badly, F. I). Axtell and wlfo of Orcshaui, Oregon, camo In Tuesday night In heir car on their way to San Fran cisco to visit tho fair and remained until Friday morning witch they and their son-in-law nnd daughter, C. E. Iloytand wife, started for Crater Lake and Fort Klamath. Jacob Monln and family of llrowns boro canto up with their car Satur day morning, bringing with thorn Miss Mary Monln nnd Miss Mildred Tuckor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tucker of llrownsboro. Thoy had by tholr Industry and mnnagoment se cured prUos at tho county fair on their products and as a premium wcro entitled to a trip to Crater Lake an dwero startlni: on tho trip. Wltllo they were hero Prof. 12. It. Peterson, nne of the school supervisors, camo up with Miss Tllllo M. Knlps of Tal ent, another one of tho prize win ners, on her way to Crater l.ako. Tho two young misses Joined hor In tho professor's car and all started out for tho trip, a ntorry and happy company, MIhh Gladys Holmes of Dorby has been visiting her cousin, Miss Clara X.lmmerinaii, at tho Suuusldo last week. Win. Nowstront of l.ako Crook wan among tho gitost? of Saturday at thoi Suunysldo. John Under, ono of our prominent stockmen, was doing bniiblnoss In our town Friday and Saturday. W. W. V. Holt, M. I)., roportH tho birth of a koii to Mr. and Mrs. II, Hooyorhydo of Kuglo Point on the 14th Inst Joseph Ulloy, who owns n farm on Antelope creek near hero, has uonto as flno corn as I have soon this tioa sou. Ho 'iitcnds to send homo of It to tho stato fair. William Lewis made a business Hip to Medlord on Wednesday. Mrs. 1!. Jligiuhotham and diiiigh ter, Manel and Ada, of .Medloid, wete Msiting with relatives and f i lends hero on Satiuilay and Sun day. I'xor.Miuo on Kauo's creel, uttemled the Hold Hill industrial fair on Fri day and Sutiudny ami topoiUal it a sOCO, Gold Hill buaiuess vkilors this week wete: Mr. and Mis. l.onej ()l seu and fiimily, William I.ewi and I'nuitb, Uoorgu I'erkitis, Mitbot, .Mag gie and Katie Fide, William Viint, .Mr. and .Mrs, Al l!oggi-, Mr. ami .Mix. John Dalluiie, .Mr. and .Mr. I'eail ISeait and David Hixihii. , tieotge I'eikui atteniled tho snl dior' reunion in .Mwlford ono day last week. .Mt. J. II. Hourly of Awhluiiil was viMtmg with Mr. Willifliu l4'u a low (1h la-t wek. The Ihinlntiellci. kchoul itieip4il ed in tlto nehoid pa rude held in Qubl Hill on Satutday. Rltnor Hujiuhotunm wna IrHiOHM-t-j ing )usiiK's in Med ford into day laat week. WoHtlier propjihet'o feifreust: Con tinned drywimthor. TIioihuh Xorna made a biiinew trip to .Medloid one lu last Hcek. ANTIOGH HEMS Mi. Il.iv ut Sam h iuliii tireili f lit tHii'h Mr uii.l Mi I - ulU" bu bt-eii In- miK-li at An- ' I buiiiuun weld Medford viitors iif u. 'week Theodore Oimm baiild a . d ..f i. t ' . Ial WrdwMday. M. -uJ M " Vmreiil. J'R Vmcciit ami vu, Ira, Ivfl last tseck I l I - for Klainatli counlv where they will stay for some time. Mr. Oliver, who has been on his ranch in this section for uiiuiv voatx. loft last .Monday for hi home in Van couver, 11. C. II. V. Heaii and famil" of Willow Springs, wine over last week visiting fi lends mid lolutivoe. licit Chapman has teiiUd tho Day place, fit this section, and is busy this week tuovingg. Nenrlv evety one uioiiml Anlioeh attended the l'airit Hold Hill Satur day, uliiqh was a fine one, and a largo orowd stayed lor the diineo in the evening and had a Hue ami en joyable time. Tlio neigliboihood was awakened one night last week when the eon bells slatted to ting about the new married couples, Hoy Stacy and Miu ticMcCroight, also William Itigliam and Myra AsL'vv. . We all wish them a long nnd liuppv lilo. Mr. and Mrs. Cluipinnn, who have been on an outing to Crescent City, returned home last Sunday, coming back the other nay by Ashland. Thoy have traveled (110 tailor Willi the team. Thoy report u lovely trip and some very bad grades. , Jesse (llans and family motoied lo .Montague i Sunday and intend to re turn today. ' Mr. and .Mrs. Muidock ami Reuben Moore nnd Lillio Chnpinau were along I he river Sunday. Claude Cluipuuiu is going (o woil. on it ranch near Hold Hill in an or chard, i The aulof tlml missed by Sunday was 'Xniiicl lung uuimiiul - pcoplu mil for plensun) Hip. Miss I'earl AimMroiiK of Sums Valley won in the ladies' nail-driving contest at Hold Hill. .Mr. and Mrs. Will Higlutm wore pleasant town visitors Mninlny. netici: Notice Is hoioby given that tho tin dorslgncd will apply to tho city coun cil nt Us meeting to bo hold October r.tli, 1015, for a l.'conso to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors in tpiantltlo less than a gallon on Its placo of Inislnosn at HI South Front street, city of Modfoid, until Jan uary 1, lit IB. C J. ('AUSTENS, Dated September i!0, lt10. NOTICE Notleo Is horohy given that tho un dersigned will apply to the city coun cil nt Its meeting to bo held Septoin bor "1st, 1915, for n llconso to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors In quantities loss than a gallon on its laco of btiMluoaa on West Main street, city of Medford, until January 1st, 1910. HOTEh MEDFOItn. Dated Septomhor 4th, lOlC. NOTICE TO CONTItACIOItK Soalnd roposals will lie rocolvcd by Uio Itoguo Itlver Valley Canal com pany of Modfor-I, Oregon, until Sep tember -'.'ith, lull, l p. m, for the construction of a rolnfotrod concroto weir and biilkliond nt Hoar oreek, Talent, Oregon, Plans anil specif Ira ttona may be obtained by applying in poraon to the chief onglnaor. The tompaii) retorvoa the right to reject any or all propoaala. 10 IIClt.V WATCHMAKING Take tho right atop now; pleftflunt, piofltalilo work not overdone, few months l"arnln: positions guaran teed; wrlto for reference and par ticular Portland Watchmaking. Knxntvlnn U Optlunl School, a 1 8 Uom- monwofllth Hldg , (Ith and Ankiu), PprUand, Orogon FOU HUNT JII.SUHM.ANKOOH FOIt KENT 10 acroa, ronsonalila tonus, uenr Central Point. Apply Un J5. Jaokaouvllle, Ore. 158 HO It I.KAHM--Kinlissd jilacer ivlue Gold Ka Iteally Co. FOH MAlirz-wiirisn'ttiOK FOR UAI.K Angora goats. Ed W lilte Climax. Ore. IK I FOR 8A1.K At a bargain, mare abttut 1 10 lbs., with eult; puree Jersey aow with plga and weaned pigs. Box 111, It. F D. No. f. UK FOR aU!.K Che, eight tNEtra. gfted jroetar ork mares wall fcrOlM. two geU ' in-aw work h irfteae. Vle una uare, hwrtn HlvenU4 ave nee. lit von iiK.vr-FUitniarteii noosis 'Oil UENT Furnished rooms, 2 blks from federal building. 215 N. Or.tpo. FOIt HUNT -HOUSES FOuImCNT NVrdrfuridsiieirmodoni bungalow, 42L' South Laurel. FOIt KENT Modorn G-room bunga low, cheap; closo in. Phono 13-X. FOR UENT C-rooni modern hotiso. I'hono 037-Y. ICC FOR UENT Six room modorn bun galow, cast front, ulcopliig porch, flue shade; garngo. I'hono ISS-X, FOIt ItHNT 317. -A-l bungalow I'hono FOIt KENT Modorn fi-room hotiso, 1021 West 10th st., $8.00, water paid. Dentiott Investment Co. FOIt itENT Closo In 5 room hottso with stooping jiorch, modorn plumbing, electric lights, coment sldovvnlk, garngo, on paved street. Kent reasonable. Inquire of II. C. Stoddard. Medford, Oregon. tf FOIt UENT Furnished hotiso; closo In. Phono I08-.I2. 1GG FOR RENT Seven room house, gar tti;o. 1009 W. Main. HiO FOR BAMC IllCAlj IUSTATH FOR Sa7,E I reasonable"!? "titkoTilit once, cqulpiied SO-acro fruit and alfalfa ranch, 3 nilloa front Med ford. For particttlarH Address No. J 23 Mall Tribune. Ifi7 FOR SALE (10 acres land, flno, (loop soil, deeded water right, 7 room house, electric lighted, modorn, lfi3t! barn, fenced l'ago wlro, 40 acres In alfalfa, corn, sugar beets and small garden truck, 20 acres in pears, liarllctt and D'AtiJou, small peach orchard, team horses, cow, farm Implements and nil crop goes with place For prlco anil particulars, address llox 05, R, F. 1), No. 2, L. M. C. Central J'olnt, Ore REAL ESTATE FOR SALE All kinds of property for salo or ox chntiKo. Hold Ray Really Co. FOR SA Ll-Farin"Tuinl, fruit land, timber land, land from fo.00 por aero upwards on long time. Gold Ray Realty Co FOH KAIiE-x-nilnCi'.liLAMCOUS FOR SALE Ford louring cur at a bargain. Powell Auto Co. K7 FOR SALE Will soil five (J.) sliuroa treasury stock Heaver l'orlland Cement Co. of Cold Hill. OtoKon, ut $(i! por share. AddiosH II Hi McKulght llulldlng, .Mlnuoapoll, Minn. IfiS FOR SALE llulck "20" 5-puaaeuger, good condition, now tiros, now top olectrlu lights, and dumotiutablo rims, Studobaker "30". n-puasetigor, good condition. llulck "to", i -passenger. Htudobaker "30", roadster, a bat gain. Oakland '"Hi" roadster, oversUo tlios, Olootrlo lights, lioach nuinnoto, Stromburg carbureter. I'ope-llarirord, laceubotit, good con dition, new tlroa. Overland "SO" nmilster, oloctrlc el ar te r, electric lights, ovoraliu tltoa. I'eirj L. Aahoraft, al Valley Uarage, Medford. laC FOR SALIC 16 aoroa corn tu field. Oraut Alldur. Rosa Lane. 157 FOIt SALIC About 00 tons of mead ow hay, Including feed liarn and pasture lot. Inquire of W. C. Daley, Luko Creek, Ore. 157 FOIl &VlE Extra"flne Mlaalon grapes So por pound. Telephone fiSD-JI. lf.8 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, 10.00 por ton. W. R. Lamb, phono 6-F2. FOR SALE I'olo mountain buggy, goud as now. 1'almor Investment Co , Modoc Orchard. FOR SALE2-aeated Velio back with polo. Phono CB2-J NEW TODAY 2X0 nr.oa with 100 ucrea In culti vation, house, and good Itaru with buy fork, shop ami good well, several apriugs on the plaie. This laud la in grain and corn tMs year, and raised goud erapa. Cloce to school, and not far from Medford. It hi prteed to asove. Only $17.60 per acre, and It will eurely more at that price, aa a single erop ahould pay for It. Lous time may be had on $4400 at per oaat. Home furnished house tor rant. C. D. HOON lltsiiii Id, JiMHMiii County Hank Itldg. FOR UENT HOtTHEKEKl'INO ROOMS FOR YtENT Moilorn liouso'koping suites, ?0, ?8 a mouth, clone In. 234 East Otli. It ELI' WANTRI) MAIiK WANTED A cltviiuirsiial ToMJaJTio Point; talary $2.50 per mouth, and If u good hog chaser, $ ti month for Information. Inquire of tho Ex-Nhtrshnl, Englo Point. ICC WANTED Sover.il men oxpcrlonced In baling hay. Wages $1.00 to $2.00 day and board. Sleepy Hol low Farm, (lold Hill, Ore. 1CU II ELF WANTED FE.HA LE WAnYiVd Womnn o7 roTlnoinont nnd education as housekeeper; good home. Address llox 222, care Mall Trlliuno. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Expoiionecd bookkeeper nnd offlco man desires position; best reforeuccH. Address V. O. llox 178, Central Point, Oro. 1C2 vlNTEJ) To rent, l-room furnish" ed house Address llox C. W., Mall Tribune. 150 WANTED Dressmaking. ' I'hono 47U-M. 141 South Central. WANTED Dressmaking. 21 C Knight Btrect. 101) rr- , .- ' ' . i ' WANTED limn'jijtiA.MCOOS WANTED A good young milk cow, I'hono C39-.ll. lKC WANTED Largo knitting mill In vites correspondence from women desirous of earning money, part or full time. Cood pay. Experlonoo unnecessary. International Mills, Inc., Norriatuwn, l'a. 200 atfr-s; .MONEV -W LOAN MONEY TO LOAN On general lanch security. Dennett Investment Co. LOST TAKEN HP horsey hoiror, ono yoar, crop off loft oar. Owner can have same by paying Charcot). W. It. Lnmh, Medford. 101 FOR K.t;nrt.TCJn FOR TRADE Spokane proporty to trade for Mod'ord or Ashland, lu qulio 1118 W. 8th St. 157 WANTED Local pioperly to ox chaiiKo for northern anil custom. Clark Realty Co., 201! l'lilppu Hldg. WANTED Prunes, dried, ono mllo south ami west of Medford. Phono 7-FI. 1DU IlUNINiCSH DUIISOIOIIT Atlornc FORTER J. NEFF, WM. r. MEALHI -Attornnysnt-Law, Rooms K and D, Medford National llsnk hldg. A. E. UWAMES, LAWVER Uaruott Corey bldg. Win. M. Colrlg. Ooorgo M. Robert! COLVIO & ROHERTS, LAWVEU3- Medford National Dank Duildlng II. F. MULKEY & UEO. W. OHERR1 Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun ty Hank llulldlng. Auto nuppnra pa','raBSB,Bv LAHER AUTO 8PRINO CO. W aro operating the largest, oldest and host etiilpiod plant In the Pa cific northwest. Uso our springs when others fall. Sold under guar antco. 20 North Fifteenth St. Portland Ore WHY? IT 18 VOIR M-'KINICSS TO SEE Mh I HuoauBo uty stock m trade la to havo optioned at tho lowest cash price tho boat buy lit this county. I havo boon on tno ground look ing out for you for the past five years. Nearly ovoryday I have in vestigated wime "good thing." I have eliminated everything exuept tboee deals which I am convinced will s uro me satisfied customers. In a fow hours time 1 oun give you the benefit of this research. It Is my biiftlNeee to show you ovor tho county and Introduce you to the possibilities and opportunities here. Keo Med ford first and J..C. BARNES lull Wut Mnln Htrevt , 5 tTT -1 "LZPS&Zim-it- . IIUSINESS niRKOTOIlV nentlxbi DR. DR. w. M. VAN SCO TOO BCOYOQ a. O. VAN DcntlBta Oarnett-Corey Uldg., suite Uedford, Ore, Phono 850. Slf Collections nnd Itcporta rrl COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 yoar a old. Wo know how to get the money. Tho Uullock Mercantile Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Han kins' Hldg., 210 E. Main St. Uiilropractors DR. A. R. HEDGES. Dr. Louise B. Hodgos Mechano-ThorapUts, Cairo-, praetors, Spotidylottiorplsts. Those syEtenis, Including dlototlcs, cura tlvo gymnastics, hydro-thoraphy, etc., prodttco results In both acute and chronic diseases. Consulta tion trco. Over Deuel & Co., cor ner Mnln and DartloU. Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Other hours by appointment. Phone 170. DR. It. J. LOCICWOOD,, Chiropractor, nervo spoclallBt Rooms 203-204-05. Uarnott-Coroy bldg. Vapor b&tbs and scieutlflc massago glren; ncodlo spray, head and shoulder showor In connection; advice la dlototlcs, modtcal gymnastics, hydropthorapy. Lndy attondant. Phono, office H43, rnsldonco Cll-It. Knglnccr nnd Contractor Fit ED n7 CUM M fN"oEngrneor Tnd contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Dldg. Survoys, estimates, Irrigation, dm I n ago, orchard and land im provement. OarubKe OAltUAUE Qot your promises cleaned up for tho summer. Call on tlio city garbngo wagons tor good service Phone 274-L. T, T. Allen. Instruction la Muele Na IIAIOHT MUSIO STUDIO Room 401. Oarnctt-Corcy Hldg. Fred Ah ton llalght Piano, Mrs. Florence Halllday llalght, voice. Phone 72. Notary runuc hliSLVJNrXYOCKBYoUrypu lie. Hrlug your work to mo at the sign ot the Mall Tribune Phyoslrians ana, rrargeona DR. F. 0. OARLOW, DR. MVA MAINS CARLOW OsteopathU physlulnns, 41G-417 Oarnott-Corsr bldg., phono 103U-L. lUctdqaee 20 South Lmirol St. DR. W. W, HOWARD OsteopathU phystclaud, SOS Uaruett-Uorey. building. Phono 'JOI-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice llmltod to oye, ear, novo and throat. Eyes sclem tlflcnlly totted and glassei aup pllod. Oculist and Aurlst for H P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co. Hldg., opposlto ;'. O. I'hono 607. DR. R. W. OLANOY Physician and surgeon. Phoues, offlco 30 roil douce 721-J. OXilco hours It) te IS, 2 to G. DR. 8. A. LOOICWOOD DR. MYRTLE 8. LOCICWOOD Physicians and surgeons. Office 300-310-311. M. F. & II Hldg. Phones rosldouco, 814-J2, office, 814. DR. MARTIN (J. 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