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"TT" l-TTT JifRDlfORD MAU -TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1015 PAGElttVE M ROASTER 10 -SMELT ORES AI I ASM LAN I), Oct. 21. The Oregon Hediiellun & Development Co., n new orguniznlion, bin recently hefn 1'yfin ed here J. V. Turnbtill nnd 0." fi. Yplmr of Ashland, Newton W. Bor den of Modfoul mid A. C. Brown ot' Tnlenl pre incoi punitory Tlufplnti is to install' inlninjr reduction plants tifter the pnltern of the UnrVrr fjrnV it.Y roaster nnd solution tank, "or which A. J (Inner of CInikhldn, WtttJlj., in tho oriRmntor, wllhIr. Titnibu!! ns associate. A plant al ready installed at Troy, ldnlio, dem onstrates the satislnetory unndlinjr of a copper proposition -with by-prod-uels thuunli othpr ores readily re spond to tienlpionl. Specific advan tages claimed ore that fume and aHes ore eonterved and eynfmed within eondcirsin); oltpmlicrs, n mini mum vf fuel is requited and the Ujter ntion ii iiitoinntjo ' nnd ouiilinttuiis from receiving ehiimbet to prceipitu lion ta.nk. The nvuniKu plnnl unit, vnpflojly twenty-five touo n day, enn lie installed for $ft0U0. The main ml-viiiiliijrr-s fnnl tho installation di reetly at the initio aro that low-grade ores citn lies liamllcd ok to roasting, solution and precipitation, without shipping long distances, the proucsw being instantaneous. ' Contracts for the installation uf flysc uni(s are contemplated on the Nigger Boy property in the vicinity of Hfirnbrook, and in the Bluo Ledge section of Josephine county. Oppor tunities for installing units nro open to mining opeintors by guaranteeing ."ipul,itl ore supplies an inav be aglocll lpon. HARVARD HEAD WOULD CURB MILITARY SPIRIT BOSTON, Oct. 21. A. Lawrence Lowell, president of Harvard univer sity and Charles W. Eliot, Its presl-dcnt-cmcrltils, today took Irsuo with those who would cqrry mt)ltnry pre paredness Into tho grammar schools. Military drills In theso scliools, Prcsl dent Lowell said at n hearing beforo a executive committee were of no Im portance whatever in tho develop ment of soldiers and the teaching of military history, ho thought, while ot some value In the high schools, would be ucelcHs among boys In tbc lower grades. Ho opposed any plan ot dtaftlng young men Into tho militia. The great need of the United States army at the present tlmo, Dr. Lowell thought was n sufficient numbor of officers. Ho believed tho colleges could and would co-opcrnto in the ed- ucatlon of such officers. Harvard, ho added, would bo clad of an oppor-! tunlty to take part In tho work. Dr. Eliot said that his objection to military drill In tho public schools was based principally on tho fact that It was a bad form of physical exer cise The army spirit, ho assorted, was un-American; assistance on Im plicit obedience meant subjection to nnothcr's will, and that ho held was not a good way to train young Amer icans. Mrs Xah handler of Xoith Tal ent spent Monday in Medford. A. y., P. K. and Colter Furry nre nut in the llojd Indian country look ing alter their Mock. Karl U.tus of Poilluinl euuie to l'hoenix last Thurnday to iit hi sister, Mrs. t'olver Furry, tor u sjiort time. Thofcc limn I'hucnix wIih spent Sat urday in Medfoul wcic: Mi. K. (1. Coleman, Mi. L. A. Uemns, Profes sor Scoby and wife and little son, .1. T. Edward. From North Talent Mrs. J. K. Hub ert, Mr. and Mrs C. t'arej, Mr. and Ml. S. istuimlitt and daughter Viian, Mic Medu Daley. W'elborn Beoeoij of Talent tool some fine ewes down to a man near Medfmd Tuesday. .Many fanner, mo Milling otl their hogs oij gVeopnt of the low inuiket prices and are not" feeding many tor mimf. Mr. mid Mrs Joe Under wnte they am opjoying' fmo wo.it hut while ing the exposition ut San Frnmi-eo. f!uets. over Sunday at Mi. nd Ml. C. Cam's weie: Mr. and Mis. W. (5. Knighton uf Kngle I'oint, Mn-. Montgitnierv of 5attlc, Mr. and Mr. II. G. Shonrur uf Mwifoid. Mi. and Mr. W. If. Nom an ot South Mcdtortl spent Siittdav in Tul ont. Mr. ami Mr. J. A Urutl'e. .iod Mr. and Mr- V. K. Anileron f l-4it KiIoh sjKint hHtnnlay w Mwlf'ord. Mi. J. B. ('eleu ad daufhtfi ami Mr. hmJ Mr. Well. Mr. Hd Mr. P. B. Oatawa of Taiwt spnt Pti4y W Motfr4- JetfcLe AJumfc af TaicHl h kic,.u he ahoHl t;Miii a Her kuviun lirm (pule ill CHEAP CO EDEN PRECINCT Freckles and His 3 SA.Y, .GIMME SOME M0GE Talent has been very unfortunate in having so many fite.s lately. The last one way the confectionery storo oc cupied by .1. Luke. The building be longed to Mrs. Ollio Woltcrs. abss Mcdn Duley of Smith Itivor, Cnl., i visiting her rousing, Jim. W. S. Ktaneliff. JItss Duley is on hei way homo from the San Francisco cxositioii. A bunch of hoggs running ul lnruu Jinn bceomu n publio nuisanco between Talent and Phoenix. Itcporl says five of them running on the railroad right of way met a sudden cud. EAGLE POINI EAGLETS By A. C. Howlctt I omitted to state In my last that A. S. Dllton, nt ouo time editor, pro prietor and publisher of the Medford Mall, wan out and took dinner at the Sunnynide last Friday. He was hero this time In the interest or tho Med ford Flouring Mills and scorned to be meeting with sonic success. L. K. Sunderland of Oakland, Ore gon, was aUo a caller tho samo day. Mr. Sundciland was raised near hero by Ills uncle, Mr. McCarty, who has a homestead on Kannnhuu Gulch, anil has lived there for several years, but now In living in Oakland, Oregon. Last Saturday I started out to hco wbat 1 could do for tho Mall Tribune and what I could find ot Interest to wrlto for tho readers ot that Ilvo paper. And tho first placo that 1 stopped wan at the orchard of H. II. Tronson and found them as busy as nailem packing and hauling apples, but did not find Mr. Tronson as ho had gone a fishing with a friend, but ho surely had a fine lot of apples and In shipping as fast as ha can gjt them boxed nnd rartcd. My next placo was at tho beautiful homo of Fred Pe- louzo, not on business for the Tri- buno particularly but on other busi ness, but found tho liouso vacated. Going on to tho A. Corbln orchard I met Mr. Quackenhush an his way to Kagle Point but wont on to the ranch and found Mrs. Quackenhush and sho gave me a check to renow their sub to the D. M. T., nnd Inter I mot Mr. Corhln Monday morning, and Mr. Qiinckonhunh In Kagle Point, nnd thev had a basket of apples that would compare favorably with any apples In t)io state, that they woro taking to Medford to let pcoplo know what kind of apples they grow on sticky. They told inn that tholr entlro crop thlH year excelled tholr expectations, They finished up hauling the fruit off Saturday. It heems n though It pnys to uuo water In an oi chard or ns to that on any other Innd In this country. My next movu was to tho Lewis brothers farm and there 1 met CharlcH Lowls, the Junior member ot the firm. Tho reader will perhaps re member that about thrco weeks ago I mado mention of my being thcro whllu thuy were cutting their clover to thresh for seer and I asked what tho lcsult of the undertaking was anil Mr. L told me that they threshed al most H00 pounds of seed and had sold most of It In Medford nt a good figure and they aro so well pleased with tholr experiment that they In tend to In the course of tlmo put the whole placo In clover. They already huvu a laritu tract sown this fall and are now howiug their corn ground. They raised the clover seed that they threshed In their orchard and by that means raised two crops op the same land and by that means they claim they can raise apples at a erv low cost They are ery strong advocates for the use of water on their land, and I have noticed that thoku who n be water generally have a good croi 1 asked him about using wator on small grain and ho told me that the) had a field of wheat and on the part that thf rould got the water on it yielded from IW to :'00 percent more grain than the other did Now I wapt the tm4er to understand that I am net la th- emplo of anv water or trrigairaa imo dui bi i iw mn- viacec e that it p to have water on the land 1 t wnt le Mrs Katj Walah'i aad touad her at home and hacf hw rJJ- tne V M T She la intua la hr train In tbH dr Stif ou uue oi 1 1- et in... Friends -- FARMER, VOU THE TOAST. ,V0U tWlLLWoUjPlEftSE?! t farms in that section, Wollen, nnd knows how to handlo it. L. Dowcea and Mr. Calkins recent ly from Iowa moved Sunday, Mr. D. into ouo of the James Owens' bouses mid air. Calkins Into tho Wm. Von dcr Hellon house. Uist Sunday was. a busy day at tho Sunnynldo when 0. K. Johnson nnd I loft for Uccso creek thoy were still eating and when 1 returned I asked my wlfo how ninny there weto for dinner nnd she said Just 13 and tho following Ih a partial list of the com cem ers: F. L. Heath, wlfo and daughter, Miss Francis, Wm. Von dor Hellcn, wlfo. and two children, Dr. W. W. I. Holt, wlfo and daughter. Miss Helen, T. F. Bolt. B. A. Petty, Marlon Trusty, George 11. Womsloy and daughter, Miss Mabel, Oils Nichols and wife, Harvey Stanley and wife, Mis. Ware of Dayton, Ohio, J. V. Mc Intyro and family, Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Shcrmnu, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Ilohling, or Medford, besides quite a number whose names I did not pro cure. Bnlph Waldo Bldcn of Central Point was hero Interviewing tho fnrm ers with regard to tho uso of fertiliz ers that ho is agent for. lie Is known around hero ns tho fcrtllfzer man. Koberl B. MInter has sold his en tire baud of sheep, about 1300 head to M. S. Martin of Shasta valley, Sis kiyou county, California. II. D. Hoffman and N. U. Hoswell, two traveling salesmen, wero bora Monday. W. W. Martin ot Browusboro and his brother, C. M. Martin of Yakima, Wash., were here for dinner Monday, JT Q) ri x - am. a. l m i i i. " i - i for dinner Monday, j Miithisoii.jJjiTd in sec. (0 ass and her brother 30-lYV. jS5C i business with F. L. ,.1. ('. Kdwin Sliiplev ) C. H. n.l .in.l II. ..1 .I...I- M..II.:. .... I.. I. rt'..... 11(1 l.ll Miss Louisa 111 John were ding Heath Mouday and report that their father, tho old ferry man on Boguo river free ferry, and his wlfo, bavo gone Sunday to Boguo Blvcr to visit relatives. Slnco my last leport Dr. W. II. Nu dlng of Brownsboro, J, S. Quackln bush, B. P., Mrs. ICntlo "VVnlch, Wel lon, Charles Clngcndo, K. P., Honry Town, L. C. and Kd Button of B. P. have icuowcd their sub. to tho Mall Tribune. Some of them cry hard times, but say they cannot do without tho Mall Tribune. Since writing tho foregoing Mrs. B. A. Whitman has paid up tholr nub to the D. M. T. ALONG ROGUE RIVER Mr. nnd Mrs W. II. f'randnll re turned from the Fiiseo Fair Thurs. day. Dave Pence, Chailes Skynunu nnd JasK!r Ilanuaji took some heef cut tle to town Wednesday. Cleiie Bellows mid sous,-Kdw mil nnd Ben, were Medford isitors .Sntiird.iy. Mr. Dnvo Pence w.ih in .Medford Inst week. Mr. nnd Mr. Schuyler Hammond went to the valley Sunday. Mrs. Tom Itniiicy spent Thursdiiy nujht with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Miller, of Central Point. Bert Cniudall nnd sifter, Mi1. Har ris, have returned to their home in Los Angeles. Miss Ida Houston was a piinMiugor on Saturday!. Kuglo Point uud Por sist stnge. Frank Hon-toii and sibtur, Misk Ktilu, spent the week-end in the tot ley. Miss Mnrv .Iolinon anil Will Y.ia- jneily wcic niiuried in F.uglo Point L '... AI. l -.1. . .1. .. .1 1. ' iiiiiii,, .wish f,iiiiuifri is iiie iuiiii- ter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Johnson, below the Dec fenv aud Mv, Zun SatfeJfllUfc Infants and Invalids HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK The Food-DrlnkforaU AS Rich milk, malted grain, in powder lorn. For infanta, invalids uj (trowing children. Pure nutrition, upbuild. -s whole body. Invigorate sureing mother l h aged. Mora healthful than tea or col-o Unlmam you may HOM.Or, you may gt m 9utt3ttutv MAVENT EATErJ D CRUST OFTUWf HAVE-WUEN I WAS A LYTTLE SOY ALWAYS" ATE MY CRUSTS merly is.tlio son of Mr. nntl Mrs. Zim merly of the Formers' hotel of Fugle I'oint. Their many friends wish them n happy life. Reported by Jackson County Ab. tract Co., Sixth and Fir 8t. Circuit O. M. Thomas ct nl vs. S. P. H. It. Co. et u I, demuricr. Corn B. Olson vs. B. P. faentou e nl, cost bill. II. II. Helms u( ul vs. Wallace John sou et us, motion to stiike, demurter. C. F. dates s (Jcuige Holmes, no tion for money. lVobato P.sluto of Almiru Whetstone, in ventory. Fstnte of Blinubeth C. Thornton, fiiut scmi-iinnunl report. Benl Kstntc Tnuisfvrs (lillio Gnss et x to C. IL Mntliicsnii, lot LI, block 'J, Bonnoke nilditiou, Mcdtord f Ilununli Meiling to P.iiuun L. Miuear, lot II, block Oil, Medford . - J. W. C'usiek & Co. to W. K. Price, lund in twp. 'M-'dW. Wm. Geriir et ux tO' Fred If. Hopkins, ti iiil .IX. Snowy Butte Diehard Tract . . B) .'00 10 l.SKl Kdu A. Cjildwellirt ux to C II. 10 jiiuiiiisou, iois v nnu in, nis, .1, Kenwood Add., M.cdford II. H. Bowman et ux to C. II. Mathii-on, land iu Kenwood Subdivision, Medio id Clarepce I). Denning ct ux to II. K. Bowman et ux, same 10 10 10 INTKBUBBAN ATJTI OAlt CO. Time Tnblo Learo Medford dally oxcept Sun day for Ashiand, Talent and Phoenix at 8 a. m., 1:15, 3.50 and 0:15 and 10:15 p, m. (Saturday at 11:1C p. m ) Sunday leavo at 8:00 and 11:00 a, m., 1:00, G:00 nnd 9:3c p, m. I.cavo Ashland dnlly oxcopt Sunday at 0:00 n. m 13:C0, 2:30, 4:30 and 7:00 p. m. and Sunday nt 10:00 a, m.. 12 noon. 4:00, 6 and 10:30 p. m. netici: Notice s hereby given that the un dorslgned will apply to tho city conn ell at Its meeting to ho hold Novem ber 2, HMS, for n license to soil malt, spirituous and vinous Ihtuora Iu qniitltlcn less than a gallon nt Its placo of business on lot 11, block 20, By of Medford until January 1, l'JIG. Dated Octobor U, lOHi. HBLSBV & KKNNBDY, 22 North Front St. enci: Notice Is hnroby given that the un dersigned will apply to tho city coun cil at Its meeting to bo held Novem ber 2, Hit 5, for a license to sell malt, spirituous and vinous llipiors u quantities loss thnn a gallon at its place or business nt .12 North Front street, lit the city of Medford until January I, 1 9 1 C. Dated Ott 18, 19 15 M. & D J. ADAMS. WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP B08 East Main Street Medford ' The Only ExcIiihiva Commercial Photographer in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any time oi place by Appointment Phono 147-J We'll do tho rest X. D. WTOM, Pro COURTHOUSENEWS ONi: SPOOXl'CL GtVlCM ASTONISHING BKSUI,TH Medford reldonts aro astonished at tho QUICK results from the simplo mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adlcr-1-ka. This rem edy acts on BOTH upper nnd lower bowel and Is.ro THOBOUOH a bowel cleanser that It Is used successfully In appendicitis. ONK SPOONFUL of Adler-l-kn rellcvun almost ANY CASH of coustlpnttou, sour or gassy stom ach. ONK MINUTB after you tako It, tho gases rumblo and pnsu out. L. 11. Hnsklns, Druggist, FOB BENT FUitmmlK!) HOOM8 FD BKNpkifronTrooinw hot water aud heat, private family It 23 Westjdnlu. IS I FQB HUNT nOUSICS FOB IU1NT Modern U-room bunga low $12.50. Phono 13-X. 187 FOB BBNT Bent of nicely furnish ed G-rootn bungalow, close In, tor board of owner. Box 55, Mall Tri bune. 183 FOB BKNT ti-ioom house. G37-Y. Phopa 185 FOB BLWT My placo on Onkdalo avenue; largo house, garden, fruit and bnrrlos, Bent very reasonable, Col. IL 11. Sargent. 184 FOB BBNT Well furnished modorn bungalow. 42 2 South Laurel, FOB KKNT MIBUKM.ANKODB FOB LBA8B Kaulpped plncor mlno. Cold Bay Boalty Co, FOB RAMS nCALi KHTATM FOB SAI.K 1G acres A-l garden laud, flno location, ti mtlo from Pacific highway; a bargain If sold next .10 days. Addicss S15 D, Main ntrcut. FOB SALE GO acres laud, flno, deep Roll, doeded water right, 7 room hoUHo, electric lighted, modorn, 4Gx36 barn, fenced Page wlro. 40 acres n alfalfa, com, sugar beets and small garden truck, 20 acres In pears, Bartlctt nnd D'AnJou, small peach orchard, team horses, cow, farm Implements and all crop goes with placo. For prlco and particulars, address Box G5, B. F, D, No, p, L. M. O. Central Point, Oro. BKAL KSTATU FOB SALE All kinds ot property for sale or ex change. Gold Bay BcaltCo. FOB 8ALI Harm land, fruit land, timber land, land from $5,00 per ncro upwards on long tlmo, Gold Bay Bealty Co. FOB BAIiK-altarVrttitiANKOUB HOB BAL Two dozen fancy Homer Plymouth Bork pigeons. Medford Poultry nnd Kgg Co. 183 HOB SALE Or would trado for pigs, hay or grain, mirroy and set double harness. Phouu 8-112. 182 FOR SALE Corn, benrdlena and bearded barley. Phono 30, Dr. Clancy. FOB SALE Polo mountain bBgy, good as now. Palmor Investment Co., Modoc Orchard, FOB SALE Small housekeeping out fit, chonp. Inquire Mrs, C. P. Brown at Golden Itulo or 014 W 11 th. FOB SALE Stamp mill, mining cars nnd track rail, pumps, hoists, air compressor, ulr drills, mining in-a chlnery. tools and nuppllns, Iron and hydraulic pipe nil ut.es, at half price. Address M, cate Trlbnno. FOB HALE AH bousnbold furniture Including Fischer grand piano, mid n, 10J5 Maxwell car Phono 328-B or call 227 North Oakdale. NEW TODAY i Would you llko to buy 100 acres of Bear Creek bottom land well lm pravod at $125.00 an acre, or 200 acres of the same also at $125 00 or .00 airoa up Little Butto ut $50 00, with Irrigation available. Or a stocked, partly Irrigated 1G0, good buildings, on tho Applegate for $7500 00, or 140 acroa improved and stocked, mostly in ono cultivated field, or 140 acres Improved and stocked, mostly In ono nultlvated ffeld at 150 00, or 100 acres at $35. Bach and all will ulve good terms, and every one a money maker Now is tho time to buy. C. D. HOON Boom IU, JniksoH County Bank Bld;. .' i ; ; - FOB BALK atlSCRliliATTEOCB FOB8ALK--ChoIconBalfaliay,fl second, third and foUrth cuttings In car lots at following prices per ton nt points named for casta: Med ford. J14.30; Control Point, 114.30; Phannlx, $14.30; Tolont, $14.30; Ashland, $14.50. Sovornl persons may Join hands In pur chaso of n ton ton car and thereby secure wholesale prlcos. Owing to scarcity of alfalfa In Boguo Blvor valley this year, and high prices for alfalfa In California, wo ndvlso Immediate purchase beforo ad vance In prices. Slcotiy Hollow Farm, 11. A, Knnlgn, Mgr., trie phono Qold llllL Oro. 183 FOB SALK Corn, ouo and ouo-balt miles southeast uf Jacksonville'. 1'. 1). Lottlnud. 1S4 FOB8ALK Good electric wntcr beater. Phono 571-114. 182 FOB SAL12 Buy a faucy dressed tn Ilk fed capon for your Sunday dinner, G pounds up, 2Sn per lb. Order at Maroh & Ilcuuctt, Friday for Saturday delivery. 182 FOB SALK Bange, dresser, bed, springs and mattress, dlulug table, wnrdiube, book tablu, cot and pad. 140 S. Ivy. 183 FOB HArjUxjtrzmiOCK FOB BALD Olio driving and saddle horse, sound and gentle; also bug gy and harness, D. L. Lnuo. B. F. D. No. 2, Central Point. 180 FOB SALU Thrco sows with 18 pigs for 2S; Corn at my placo on Boss Lnuo $25 per toil. Grant Allder. 184 FOB SALK Team of mules, wagon and harness; cnsli talks. 22G Cot tago street, FOB SALK Choice registered Duroo gelts, young boars, and weanlings, L. 11, Houston, 1 nillo west ot Tal ent, Phono 3-F12. 189 FOB SALE 12 heavy work marcs, well broke, Vinson's Barn, North Blversldii avonuo. 188 FOR SALE Must aacrlflco several good cows for lack of feed. Address Box E. 0. S Mall Tribune, 200 ...:..' i ,. .-.', , - 'i4r. , i m WANTED nttrn.mn.tiJi MX) US WANTED Hurnlshod house for four adults, five months from Novem ber 10th; rent reasonable. Dr. Thpodoro II. Qongor, Recreation, Klauinth County, Oregon. 183 WANTED Second hand 3-1 or 1-3 Inch water pipe; nlso to trado wagon, buggy or horso for A-l milk cows. Phono H8-X. WANTED Gentle team. 1150 or 1200 pounds. Broke to nil har ness. Albert Fry, box GO, Griffin Creek B. B, 1, Medford, Oro, 184 WANTED GoodlieuthiK Btftvo! Phono 571-B4. 182 WANTED Lnrgo knitting mill In vites correspondence from women desirous of earning monoy, part or full tlmo. Good pay. Exporlonco unnecessary. International Mills, Inc., Norrlstown, Pa. 200 WANTED -Accordion plnlllug by Mrs Bort Vincent, Eugene, Ore., enru Marx Harbor Shop, 183 WANTKT rtlTUATIONH 1VAls"rED leesmakinio Pliono 47D-M. 144 South Central. -jc-..aa UT' It)K K.CTlArnill wil.LTBADiV flood oton"nto truck for cord wood. Phouu 39G-J. .MOMJV 'to LOAN TO LOAN- $1500 to loan. Holmes, Iiisuiuiicu Man. B. A. WHY? IT IS YOUR BUKINKfiS TO BV-E Mt. BecausA my etoch m trado Is to have optioned at tho lowest caih price tho beat buy in this county. I hate been on toe ground look ing out for you for the past five years. Nearly ovoryday I bavo In Testlgatod some "good thing," I hate eliminated everything except those deals which I am convinced will ae iuro mo satisfied customers. In a few hours time I can give you tho benefit of fhls roaoarch. It Is ray business to show you orer tho countr and Introduce you to tho possibilities and opportunity bora. 8 Med ford first and .T.C.BARNES tUM Wwf Main sHnjat j By Blpsser DUSIN'KKS DIBKCTOBV Auto $uppllc3 LA HER AUTO SPRING CO.--V nrrt oporntlnx tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant in the Par clfle northwcs.t. Use bur springs when others fall. Sold under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth St, Portlnnd, Ore. rt wifTai nc-r-n Attoriicjs POBTKB J. NKFF, WM. P. M15ALKY 'Attorneys-ut-Law, Booms 8 and 0, Medford National Bank bldg. A. C, BKAMES, LAWYBB Garhott Corey bldg. O. M. BOBRBTS Lawyer. Medford National Bank Building. i rhr -r-r-n r r r Dentists Dr. M, VAN SCOYOO DB. C. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Gamctl-COrcy Bldg.. ulte Medford, Oro. Phono 85G. Collections uml BciortH - 310 COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wa collected soma accounts 14 years old. W know how to get the money. Tho Buitock Morcantllo Agency. Ipc. Booms 1, 2, 3, Bus kins' Bids.. 21 G E. Main sL Engineer noil Contractor FBKD N. CUiLMlNGS Snglncer and contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg. Surveys,, estimates, Irrigation drainage, orchard and land Im provement. Gnrbngc OABBAOE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on tho city garbage wagons for good srvlco. Phono 274-L. H. Y. Allen. Instruction In Music HAIGIIT tyUSIC STUDIO Boom 401, Gnrnott-Coroy bldg. Fred Al ton Height, piano; Mrs. Klorenca Halltday Ijalght, voice. Phono 72. PbiNlclnns and Hurfjcoes DB. V. G. CARLOW, DBS' EVA MAINB CABLOW Osteopathia physicians, 41fMl7 Girnett-Crey bldr-. phono 103G-L. Bldnc 20 South Laurel St. DB. W. W. HOWABD Ostoopathlo physician, 303 Garnott-Corey building. Phopo 904-M. DB. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practico limited to eye, car, noso and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. B. B. Co, Qfflces M. H. & H. Co, hldg., qppoHlto P. O. J'hono Q67. DB. B. W CLANCY Physician nnd surgeon Phones, office 36. resi dence 72 1 -J. Office hours, 10 to 12, 2 to (i. DB. S. A. LOCKWOOD DB. MVBTLE B- IX1CKWOOD Phskaiis and surgeons. Office ,109-310-311. M. H. & H. bldg. Phones, residenco S14-J2, office Sli. DB. MABTIN C. BARBER -Physl-clan nnd mirgeon. Headaches and block, opposlto Nash botol. Hours 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J T. 0. HEINE, M. I). Eyo, Ear. Noso and Throat. Hendachos and nervous conditions relieved by properly fitted glasses. Cross oyea strujghtened. Offlco 228 E. Mfifn st, phono 303. Consultation fre. Piliitei-s anil publisher1 MEDFOBD PBINTING CO., bus the best equipped printing offfco In uoiftjiurn Oregon; book binding, Ioohu leaf ledeerti. billing uyntemM, otr. Portland prices U7 North Mr st. M. T EDWABDS, Htebgrapher and Mtiltlgraphing, Booms 409-110 Gurnott-Coroy building Office, pbuno 709-J, rosldouco phone 1G3.B. Tr.uisfers i mmmmmm Maf mm. mm,mmm M,,iia4 EADR TBANSFEB & STORAGE CO. - Off fee 42 North Front st. Phone 314. Prices right. Service guar anteed LEMtN WATCHMAKING Tnke the rlsht atnn new: tilnasanf. profitable work not overdose; Uw months learning, positions guama tood; write for reference an4 iar tleulara. Pnrtlaml U'ulKliuukUir rngraUnK & Optical Pclio.il, six Cm. mouwuaiiii ripi. vtli mi4 AskJ, IVrlUHd, Or8i. --j a Publio Btmiograplier sw w s i ; i . V HgaXBaW