Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBACIE -SEVEN1 ' K-r -jr wv-.t 'ab.ji-t; m -gryi w'T.f f'ji!1 " t-t- " "i'i"' vi Freckles and His Friends By Blosser teDFOftD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 01? BOON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1915 --- im i m i a "" 'iiiiiii , a a.fc--..' 'ti.fc.niinn' m. m1" e "g' j . n ' . CENTRAL POINT J. 1. Honglnnd returned Monday evening from nn enjoyable trlj) to tlio exposition. .1. K. Williams nindo n bualtirsa trip to Grants Poeb Tuesday morn Inc. Mr. Simmons, dc)iity Btnto consul for the Modern Woodmen of America, gavo a very Interesting talk to tho local camp Monday. Stove Phnnas made a business trip to Gold Hill Tuesday morning. Mrs. .Davo CJrlm and Mrs. Clyde Applcgato wore Medford visitors Monday. Mr. Elliott. John Elliott and Glen Owens left Tuesday mornlnR on n mining trip to tho Applognte coun try. Ed Trnna and Den Little wore transacting business at Tolo Tues Tuosday. W. E. Price and children motored to Ashland Monday evening. Mrs. Herbert Mooro and llttlo son of Hamilton, California, arrived on train 10 Tuesday evening for a threo week's visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Mann. Mrs. Xlchorson, of Slsson, Cat., Is visiting Mrs. J. F, Hay In our city. Warren Meo and llttlo daughter, Iluth, of Applcgatc, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Mce, Sr were vis iting MIsb Mnry Mce, Mrs. Emmn -Dobh and other relatives tho first J 1 h FQECKLES, VOU K I UM ALUAVC s HfeUl.O, MR. GOOD SEE, MA, VOU fi TA.UE TMIS PAIL M PEUWINS! MORMIN&. OU, PRETTY WELL, lt 'FRECkLE5h Wows- all VER FOLKS? OP POTATO nwt nt w NO BACKjJ IN OUR' Mgg PEEUN6S OUT EVERVTHN& PONTC?' lALK. V I rA.lvilV.XI TO THE PIGS, a J A.MD UURRVBATL! r . V I I i i t ' I Urtvl) ADC K . . . . . kj -A 7Xr OH, VkET IY WELL, PiK:?? WOWS" ALL t EVERVTWNGr "' M Aj z& Ql .-l waw CO. -w - 1s ioiahi vS .- A W- J9 I 'INI ." jtr .-& . 1. dY.i I . X I Vh 1 f I V V t ".. sec i-tsr-KTjt rLi Vs. s . -xm . r- !.. Tl I JJ V . v '. . -1! of the week. Mi O. Rrondbcut has returned from a several days' hunt. MIsb Kiln Witto returned Monday evening from n ten days visit m. tho San Francisco exposition. Miss Winnie Macon, who hns been the guest of Warren MOP nnd family nt Applegntc, returned to vIhU with her grandmother. Mrs. George Hcs Holgrave. - Tho Ladles' Aid of tho M. K. church1 were entertained Wednesday by -Mrs. Mt' O. Droadbont at her homo assisted by Mrs. Annlo Wright nndMrs. Frank Cochran. After tho business meeting social tlmo was enjoyed by all present while dnlnty refreshments were served. Mrs. Nettle Green and daughters attended a '-shower lit tho homo of Captain S. N. N'calon at' Table Rock Wednoxday night. Many friends of Mis. San ford Richardson (nee Mary Nealon) gnvo this In honor to hor, n bride of a few days. Many beautiful gifts of lovo nnd ostcem wore In evi dence. An evening long to bo re membered wns cnoycd by all pres ent. Chris Wltto loft Tuesday morning for San Francisco for a several days - visit Jo tho exposition. Tho annual Itoboknh convention wns held at Central Hall In our city. Kxerclses were hold lu tho aftornoon ufter which a very elaborate ban quet was served lu honor of tho guests. Among the principal cities roprefcontod were Ashland, Talent, Phoenix, Medford, Gold Hill, Grouts Puss and Eagle Point. Doctor Mulkcy, Dave Grim nnd Postmaster Guy Tox aro spending tho week end hunting. Mr. Vilas of Dig Sticky was trans acting business hero Thursday. Victor Uurscll returned from n business trip to Portland Thursday morning. Scott V. Davis of Medford was hero Thursday afternoon advertising the special cut rate excursion to tho ex position. Quito a number of our residents were In Medford Wednesday after noon to attend the dedication of tho now armory. Huss Moore, who has been con valescing nt theh homo of his brother and sister, U-turned to his homo nt Dead Indian tho first of tho week. McDonald Stenart was a Medford visitor Wednesday. HI I Still who has been visiting his mother and luothcr hoie, returned to his home nt Derby Thursday morn ing. Mlbs llesslo Hnudall, of Rogue River, has been visiting her many friends here. MUs Ada Unroll of Ashland wns a lsltor heio lecently. It. V. Uealle left Thursday oven iug on a hunting trip In Douglas tounly. Jack Williams and family motored through hero Thursday on tholr way homo to Grants Pass. Mis. Whit.c who has boon visiting her brother Ed Farru, nnd family, returned to hor home at Itoguo niver Friday morning. Ray Magrauder Ie(t on train 13 Friday morning for Hprnlirook, Col., to be gono an Indefinite time. It. L. Lane and mother were Mud- ford visitors Friday. Mm. Miller of the Doad Indian country was transacting business here Friday. Many of our young people attend or Punoh Jones at the Page theater Wednesday and Thursday. Captain W. Raw lings, of Portland, arrlyw en train 19 Friday morning to vteU his daughter, Mrs. George Kox. Our aU' couni.II will meet In reg ular mftqthly sttteioR Monday even Ink. Mr. OHHtine. chM ef the Paelfle highway hr the Middle of the wee locking over highway, mm AND VWY lly u score of 'JO to 0 the Ablilunil foutlnill team put it over the Kliunutli Fulls H(iunl on homo grounds Friday niternoon. Leslie CuniiiiiKhnnt wns nutinj; enptain of tho locals. Huntley, Ashland fullback, nintlu the plieuom cnnl pln.VH of the hlruugle. The ref eree vnn Hclceti'il from tlio rnnkn of the isitor, and Snylcs, of ANlilnnd, was u'uiurc. Ilesults in the hcrits tint w fur duriug' tlio season indicate Ahhlund's uiiHriur plnyiiiK otr liolli Ornnts Pass and Klnmiith, in en -h iiistniivc liifjli plus Hforos Iinvinjj been made as compiircil to minus cipher oncu io the credit of outsiders. Huh iness houses closed (luring tlio recent Riunc. $ I). M. Lowe mid II. 0. Frohbaeli are winning encomiums and the former not n fuw mediilK in connection with district nnd county exhibits at the big nIiown. In addition to I (.'Wards of merit nt San Frnneihco, l,ovo linn hcoted hevernl touclidowns nt .Salem and I'urtlniuj, his JncJtMiii county (lis play in the latter city being unrivaled. The Ashland juiblio ninrket may fol low the example of Fugene, which is to tlio effect that left-over, immnr Itetnble stuff which products nni nov cithelebs not spoiled, shall he donated to public charity purposes. Hntish royalty was presented hero Sunday morning when (ho Jlnr iuis nnd Miirchioness of Aberdeen passed through on the Shasta limited, bound for San Francisco. Theio were sii- in tho party, including thieo sennnts. The inurqui was i'onuerly Loid Lieutenant of iiclaud and is liroiiiiucnt iu the British peerage. Tim marchioness is identified interim, tionnlly with the mmersnl siiffnigo movement and will preside nt the mi tionnl conference of women's clubs in tho exposition city. Archie Kubatiks figtucd in a "Iol" episode Sunday morning while out on n hunting trip with Chester Steven son. The hunteih became separated, Aivhio got lost, but was found by scouting partv nt 'J a. in. nt tho Dtin Inp cabin, YViignor creek locality. The now city jail of steel and re inforced concicto wns dedicated Ins; Friday morning nt 10:Jfj oVIimk with inappropriate exercises, in the pros enco of n police sijiiad and members of tho fire dep.ntmcnL Jim Muipliy, "lias Chris Vogcl, nnd who uNo trav els under various other pseudonyms, Ipid tho dishonor of being the first prisoner to be locked up in the new Mruc-tiii u. Ho was chaiged with miiiio sort of petty misdemeanor without ox tenuating circunistanccs. Local cdiicntois me interested i'l tho ivport that the higher grades ol the Salem schools will be a writable for military training. Also that tho Klamath county high school, com mercial depaitmeut, mil be open to night sessions on nnd ofter Not em ber 1 to those students who mo eithoi past school ne.o or are busv nt othut iietixilies (luring the daylight hour. The government is continuing to furnish headstones as markers for tlio last resting place of veteiaiiK of Ihc Spanish-Aiucrican war. Local bin' ivois of that coiitliot nttend Io tho placing of these tribute of respect which (ire appropriately lettered. Two of theo remedied A.sldnnd lecently, to. bo jdaccd over tho giaves of Frank and Morris Howell, sons of Mrs. Kalti Howell and brothers, of Kmerspn Howell, lttsidonts. of this citv. The boys sorved icspectively iu Company U nnd Companv 1 of tho Second Or croii. Although they did pot dm overseas, thev were neioitheliwf vie tims of tho effect of the Philippine climate, utter their return to the homeland. Fho other veterans ot the same war are buriud in local rem etones, their name, being Heriieu Appleaate, .1. Taylor, Slilt Gregory. V. Slrnngc and Lester High. Mert It. fJroer letuitiei) jrtmi an ox tcitdcd ifcit t Sun Fritncuvw Hitui lnv mniniiiK aud unmediulelv 1 1t- spring commission w'iit to vmem eat oxuciitiK' hM(iun. The waMM for SHMlt d bttrv, even it not for HHire &nriou off.. PlHar t he a dollMr h imv ih Yrcku. Nk i iulvuetl liv tliH ivittMl coimi tiwn iliw of Jlurt Jlortm, wjjo vie- iotisly tissnulted Conddctor Iloevcs ol the Southern Pacific, living iu tbis city. Jrornn was fined .fdO or 110 days iu jail, and elected to accept the luttci penalty. Mrs. )V. II. Lovcreltc and daughter of Drilish Columbia, left for homo I'Vidny nfter u five weeks' visit with near rclatixcs in (lie lamily of John P. Hnlfliill, residing on Alto nveuue. This visit was in tho nntiiro of return ing the compliment for u previous visit which Mrs. Leverctte's mother mode to her daughter some time ugo, and on tho return fiom tho Canadian noitliwcst tho trip was made by auto mobile. Kd Yates of Oakland, Oil., manage of nn artificial limb concern, recently made u brief call on his friend, How ard Hose, while on the way to Spok nno on mining business, leaving for the north Friday. Mr. nnd Miv. James Kennedy of Escondido, Cnl.; Mrs. Mnry Smith, K. II. Smith, Walter Livingood nnd Miss Ruby Harham of Waukon, la., arrived Inst week for n visit with relatives in the !.. F. Smith family. Some of thn visitois will remain all winter. Whit" hero Mr. nnd Mrs. Kennedy will ex tend their trip for u call tin)U rela tives nt Fugcne. Last Friday afternoon railroad yards weie filled with lings, sheep nnd goats-, prizewinners at the statu fair, on the wny to San Francisco, duo there November 1. About twenty enrloads were iu thu lot. "Pacific Chief," a Duroe-Jersey hog, owned by C. A. Hoiixcr of (Jcrvuis, weighed 700 pounds. F. IK. Steel of Wjnonn ranch, near Grants Push, had Berk shire hogs headed by "Mig Four," n L'laild eliiiiiniiiiii. .1. M. I-'ruill. nf l'n. tcnillhe. had Haiunshiie suinn innl nt prize lot of Angoras from Momuouth got John Stump's goat. Local oxhibitoif. mo planning en tries for the Oregon Poultry nnd Pet Stock Show, which will bo held in Portland, December tl-U, 1015. The contra vt for building the new schoolhouse iu district 51, Dead In dinn section, wns let to Frank Fitch of this city, and liu i now nt work on the job. Tho price was approxi mately .(J.)0. There were three bid ders. Ashland didegates to the .count state convention ot Federated Wom en's clubs at Salem rcMirt that the proposition looking towards the adop. tion of the "Polymuriol," u compos. ite scheme for the standardisation of women's nppmcl, never got beyond its first lending mid was voted dow. overwhelmingly. Tho Hallowe'en festival at Odd Fellows' hall Friday evening was well attended. Duiicing supplemented cards nnd mystio fortune telling. Civic improvement lady patronesses dis. pluycd some spook-tailored costume in Hulling giecn colors and pussy willow offe-ts. Refreshments were served ciilelcrin style, and nt the cof fee urn gents pouicd. Roy. W. J. J)ougluib, pastor of the Methodist church, and wife ictuiucd tho Inst of the week from a for'. nipht's itit to tlir exposition. George W. Scott icturucil homo from Poi Hand last Friday, and within n few (I.i.vh will leave for Oklahoma on business matters. Tho Orphean Musical club, fiist of tli Redp.ith lyceiun cries as man aged under auspices of the Lyric the ater, appealed hole- Friday owning. The luiimluinmcnt was of the finest as given bv a skilled (piartet in the handling of instrumentation features. In this oonncotion "tho fii-st shall bo last," inasmuch as it is understood that the lemniumg attractions m (he course have been cancelled. C. A. Hitchcock, foimeilv superin tendent of schools here, is now n member of the law inn ol Perry, Hitchcock V Pern-, Jeffeisou, O. Deafness Cannot Be Cured br lord nail itlooi Iber eannol rrtih (hi dUfitrd (orllaa at Ih r Tbf U txtlr cat mr laratv dettnoa. ind Hill It br conttttullon I al remrdir. Iefu. It ituted t InHtiuH I idaIIIIso ot lb" uumll llnlut ( It iiutlarilUa j Tubf la Iklt (utr Io ln9lHrii fuw tine i rambllnx mu1 at liaierlt Lritlm (Ad wbei I ll 1 mllrrly 1 1.1.1 Slr k lit r.ittll aivl ualrx Ibr uaiiuuaiia ran U lalou wi aud llilt lube ral"l la li wtmal rutxIlllMi bear lr win Im iW-i "'" fnrrtar; Slav ate cm I at Ihi ii cautad bi UU ' M la imMllnr but aa UnaDM muVtUt ( u' 'ii tulnim We n1 file Oaw Ilaa4le4 lt: MlVllH fit Utidrw (.alia br talanbi lb. aat bt we4 t llall'a (alarra (! Sal f... ir lara, Itw r J nirvKY a iu.. tm . Saaa b lOMiaiU It Tk UU t'lao I'lUi (vr fvaadHlt-eo- E Reported by Jackson County Ab tract Co., Blxth and Fir BU. t Circuit Wm. Ulrlch vh. D. A. Donar, ot nl, COBt bill. Joseph Mnylmm ct til vs. David .Minis, ct nl, suit in equity. I'mltato Kstnto of F. P. SwIiiBon, probato of wilt; will and proof. Kittnto of It. J. Sllngermnn, Hccond annual account. Kutato of John DugKnii, order np polntlug time and place for final hear In g. Kstnto of Geo. W. Walt, petition,'1 order npoplntlng administrator. Heal Ilstatu Transfers J. It. McDonald ot al to Mnr Kami McDonald, pt ir-:tn-li:$ 1.00 lsabolln M. Stluo el al to Mar garet McDonald, pt sniuo . . . 1.00 A. D. McDonald ot nl to Mnr garot McDonald, pt tmmc' .. 1.00 W. H. aingler, sheriff, to John It. Carpenter ot al. pt. .T7-2W sheriff's deed 3n08.U0 Flora K. Homes et vlr to Katie Fasko, pt. 23-38.2W. QCD 10.00 F. W. ShalilolKh et ux to II. P. llargravo ct al, pt. 10-:ir.-2W QCD 10.00 U. S. to Itoscne ApplCKate, pt. 2H-38-2K Put. Leonard M. Ithodes, widower, to Henry (!, Unders, et mix laud In rian;ndlnc tract, Ashland 10.00 H. C. Cnrnett to First National Hank, lot 4 blk 2.1 Medford. J 1.00 Astoria Abstract Title anil Trust Co. to Astoria Wnr renton I.d. Co. pt. 31-29-ltt 10.00 W. U. Halley et ux to 11. C. Unrnett, lot -I blk 2.1 Med ford 0.00 C. H. Mnthlson to K. (2. Nnpor pt. 10-3C-4W 10.00 Grant Alldcr to Viola C. Alder, pt. r,-3-lW : 1.00 Oeo, W. Stevens et ux to Med foid National Hank, assign inunt, pt. 7-3C-1H 10.00 Notice to City Subscribers After November 1 all accounts- for paper must be paid before 'J.'ith of month or pi'por will be slopped. Col lector will not uinkn more than two ciiIIh. Collections will ho made nt place of delivery, unless iiriange nionU uic piad otherwise. IIOMKK itOTHFILMF.L, City Ciioulator. IXTKUUIIIIAN .ttrro OAlt CO. Timo Table Lea to Medford dnlly except Bun day for Asbiand, Talent and Phoenix at 8 a. ni , 1:15, 3.a0 and 5:15 nnd 10:15 p. m. (Saturday at 11:15 p. m.) Sunday leave at 8:00 and 11:00 a. m., 1:00, 5:00 nnd 9:30 p. m, Leavo Ashland dally except Sunday at 9:00 a. in., 12:50, 2:30, 4:30 and 7:00 p. m. and Sunday at 10:00 a. in,, 12 noon, 4:00, 0 nnd 10:30 p. m. Will ItKNT M!Sl-T.M,AN KOVB ' FOR RK.NT Good" blackHiulth's Io cation, consists of shop eiiutppod ulth tools, good house nnd out buildings, hams and about four acres of orchard and garden land, Addrosn I. H, Nichols, Ilrockway, Oregon 191 FOR LKA8K Kculppod placer mine. Gold Ray Realty Co. FOR LKASK Rich river bottom land Kino for gdiiloulng, com and potatoes. It., caro Mall Trl buno HOTEL OXFORD Newost and Best in GRANTS PASS, ORE. Kmbodlea every convenience aud comfort found In a modern hotel. Hot and (old water, steam heat and telephone In every room Iargo Aeorful lobby with open fire, Well Uxliled Hiimplo ltooni. Itatoi moderate Auto-bus to all trains. Mwlford trade espeelullv solli-ltod. F. W. STREETS, Prop. i ' "' ii t..i. COURT HOUS NEWS Anticipating The New Baby Rrery rxrxs-Unt mothrr altoiit.t ham ! hwi.l a hottlr o( "Mnlher'i Krlcixl." It l ppllH otr the mtwrlro, mVt tlxm utroni, Ihry rxpanit wltbotit undue (train, pnln I rtllrrnl, nmira l nrercome ami the (kin U that t)rrerre(l arnlrut tcurn ami other rir fccU o common wlnie "Mother' Krlenil" lm been nenlwled. Write for a Tultiatile lionW. ent freo hy PradSelil llepilator CoH lot Lamar 111hr.. Allnnln. (In. It U niletl with timely tnfnrmnllnn nnd wonderful letteM from rrntrfnl mnlhent wlr went thrnnith th nnleil and nwe their win fnrt to -Mother1 Fttesd." Sold by all dm tUla. von iiknt pimmntiKu hoomh FOU UKNT Furnished rooms nnd also houtiu keeping rooinu, closo lu, J0l tioulli Central. FOIt ItKNT HOtTHKKKKPINO ItOO.MH FiDU ilBNT todorn " " S ridshcil housckeoplng rooms, clicap; closo ln.234 KoBt 0th. 208 Fon niLvr nouuKS FOR ItKNT nlcolj furnished ri-room bunsnlow, 112.50 per mouth. S2U West 12th street. 107 FOK ItKNT 5 room nicely furnish, ed buiiRnlow, all conveniences, close In. 417 Jny street, cor So. Oahdalo and 11th. 193 F0itIti:NT Mt rcsldciTco on Oak dnlo nvenue. Col. II. II. Sarttcnt. 190 FOR ItKNT Modern six room bun gala w, cheap. 920-W. FOIt RUNT Furnished -rootn house, strictly modern, close In, llRbtu and water furnished. Plionu 931-ji, pr call at 20C W. Main. FOR ItKNT .First clans bungalow, giiH and wood ratines, beds, etc., Included. Phono H8-X. FOR ItKNT Furnished modern house. W. 11. Kverhard, 1013 W. 9th street. I'OR ItKNT Well furnished modorn bungalow. 422 South Laurel. FOIt HAMi-nnll. KSTATM IRXlk 7lbcrea"lond?flnb,"doap soil, deeded wntor right, 7 room hoiiBo, electric lighted, modorn, 4Cx3U barn, fenced Page wlro, 40 acres In alfalfa, corn, sugar boots and small garden truck, 20 acros In pears, llartlott and D'AnJoti, small pench orchard, team horses, cow, farm Implements nnd all crop goes with plnco. For prlco and particulars, address Ilox 55, R. F. D, No. 2, L. M. C. Central Point, Oro. RKAL KSTATB FOR BALIS All kinds ot proporty for snlo or ex change, Qold Ray Realty Co. FOR SAI.IS Farm land, fruit land, tmber land, land from $5.00 por aero upwards on long tlmo. Gold Ray Realty Co. FOIt HAMS MlMCITIiliAlSKOUB FOR SALK Work hainoia, plow, cultHntor, hay rake, spring tooth hnrrow, bugg, single hurness, hay, Grain. (J. AUdor, Rons Luuo. 19Q FOR KALIS Ford touring car. In julro at Nash Hotel. FOR SALK--P0I0 mouutnln buggy, good as now. Palmer Investment Co., Modoc Orchard. FOR BALK Com, beardless and bearded barley. Phono 3C, Dr. Clancy. FOR SALK - Peel room ut n bargain. C p., euro .Mall Trlbuno. 19C FOIt BALK -Stamp mill, mining cars and track rail, pumps, hoists, air compressor, air drlllH, mining m-a chlnory, tools and supplies, Iron and hydraulic plpo all sizes, at half prlco. Address M, caro Trlbuno. FOR SATlS-Angora" "goaTU! Kd Whlto. Climax Ore. 212 NEW TODAY I have 0110 of thu finest outlaying stock ranches lu tho county. Four hundred acres .nearly all of It is ag ricultural land, apd half of It Irri gated. I'l no Improvements, well out In tho freo outrange. About $5000 worth of porsonal property goes with It Prlco 122,000, and a great buy at that price. Fine llttlo place closa to pavement In (Irani Pass, six acres, some al falfa, and some fruit. Would trade clear for Medford, property, C. D. HOON I twin iu, JuikMiii Comity Hank ltdg. sjkjnmrit&P- & a-D FOIt SALn--MlETCKIAiATOtOUS FORSAIiK 2iil. westtedford or sold nt public auction on street ot Medford, Snt. Nov. 0th. 2:30 p. m. Ono standard bred fainlly driving maro, thoroughly reliable any whom; 2.seatcd surrey nnd liar noss, Unln farm wnaoit, 3 section harrow; two plows; orchard culti vator; 5-shovcl cultlv., doitblo shovel; barrel spray; ladders, 100 lug boxes; 10 ((or wood, 2 ton grain hn'; music cabinet; Duplex phonograph nnd 3 doz. choice rec ords, with enso; two bod room suites; -t-doz. thoroughbred R. I. Tt. chickens; 12 gal, fresh plum butter; bicycle nnd numerous other articles. If you need anything In this Una do not miss thin opportu nity, This week only. For Iorit 7-room modem house In grova close to electric station with city delivery nnd mail at door; 10 ncro orchard. B. C. ncargo, FOU BAIJiafKWTOOl. FOR HALK 15 horses. 13 heavy work mnrCB. Inijulrn Vlusnn'a Horn, N. Riverside Avo. 21C FOR flALK t good pock burros, with saddles; sell one or nil. K. F. Roberts, Kaylor Oplch, Sterling Mine, 8 miles south of Medford. 102 FOR BALK Team, wagon nnd har ness, cheap; thoroughbred Dliroo main hog. O, AUdor, Ross I.atio. 193 WANTED MIMftniliAlYtiOUS WANTKDTo buy platform scales. Addrciin Ilox J, Mall Tribune WANTKD TO I1UY Trailer for auto mobile. Address Ilox G, Mall Tri bune. WANTKD TO ItKNT Modern fur utHlied hnuso of 5 or 0 rooms, close in; would hoard owner. Address Ilox 59, enru Mall Tribune 195 WANTKD To lease, 50 to 100 acres suitable to raising sugar beets, closo to Medford, Apply Commer cial club. 192 WANTKD Second hand 3-4 or 1-2 Inch water plpo; also to trado wugon.i buggy pr hprBo for A-.l milk cows. Phono ifS-X. WANTKD Largo knitting mill In vites corroupondonco from womon desirous of earning money, part or full tlmo. Good pny. Kxpor'Ienco unnecessary. International Mills, Inc., Norrlstown, Pa. 200 IIISI.I WAXTKD Male or I'cnmlo WANTKD -Man pr woman to solicit lu the city nnd country. Ono who Iiiih had some experience preferred, but would. Ilko to hear from any young mnn or woman who Is wldu nwako and wants to learn. Ad dress C, caro Mall Tribune. 93 WANTKD Stenographer, young nlnn or woman; experience not neces sary, but must be good; glvo full particulars, Including salary want, cd. Address Stenographer, euro of Mall Trlbuno. hi:li waxtkd fk.ualk WANTKD Olrl for general house work. Apply 48 N. Orange. 191 1'XJUNn TAKKN HI' -At my much, ono black how marked hair crop and under bit In luft car, split upper bit and half crop lu right ear. Owner pleasu call, pay charges and tuko same nway. (. L. Bchormorhorn, Ilox I, It. It. 4, Medford. 19G TAKKN UP - Red sow, marked nJR In each ear. Owner can have samo by paying for nd and expense ot keep. J It. Wilson, It. F 1), No. 1 Medford 193 WHY? IX IS VOUIt 11U8IXK88 TO 8KB MK Because my sloe, rn trade la to have optioned at tho lowest cash price tbo best buy In this county. I have beon on tna ground look ing out for you for the past fire years. Nearly everyday I hava in vestigated some "good thing." I have eliminated everything excopt those deals which I am convlncod will -!ure mo satisfied customers. In a few hours tlmo I can giro you the beueflt of this research. It Is my business to show you ovor tho county a,nd Introduce you to the possibilities and opportunities here. Bee Med ford first and .T. C. BARNES IP Wtl MIh (Hrvl "- cS6KKaj ItUHI.VF.8S milKOTOUY Auto Supplies LAHKR AUTO SPRING CO, Wo nrn operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant In tho Pa cific northwest. Uso our springs when othern fall. Sold under guar antee. 26 North Flfteonth St., Portland, Oro. -i irirg: Atlonicj OKO. W, CHERRY Attorney., nnd. ...J'ottry, Room 9, Jackson County ....Hank llullding, Medford, Oro. PORTER J. NEFF. W.M". P. MEALEY Attornoys-nt-Lnw, Itooms 8 and 9, Medford National Ilank bldg. A. E. ItEAMES, LAWYER Oarnctt Corey bldg. O. M. ItODERTS Lawyer. Medford National Ilank Building. Dentists Dr. W. M. VAN 9C0Y0C DR. C. O, VAN SCOYOO - n Dentists Garnctt-Coroy Bldg., nlto 310 Medford, Oro. Phono 856. Collections nnd IlcportM COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 years old. Wo know how to get the money. Tho Ihiuock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, lliu klna' Bldg., 216 B. Main Bt. ii. .' :a - - - L Engineer upil Contractor FRKD N. CUMMINUS BnRlneor and contractor, 404 M. F. II. Bldg. Hurveyi,, estimates, Irrigation drainage, orchard and land Im provement. Onrbngo GARBAGE Get your promises cleaned up for thn summer. Call on tho city gatbugo wagons for good service Phono 274-L. F, Y. Allen. Instruction In Music attaataaa4 HAIOHT MUSIC 8TUDIO Room 401, Garnet t-Corey bldg. Fred Al ton Hulght, piano; Mrs. Florence llnlllday Halght, volco. Phone 72. Phylclnns nnd Burgeons DIL F. G. OA RLOW, D1L KVA MAINS CARLOW Ostcopnthlo physlcluns. 416-417 Garnctt-Coroy bldg., phono 103C-L. Residence 26 South Laurel et, DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician, 303 Gnrnott-Corey building. Phono 904-M. DR. J. J. KMMEN8 Physician and surgeon. Prnctlco limited to eye, ear, noso and throat. Kycs scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. It. It. Co. Offlrcs M. F. &. II. Co. bldg., opposlto P. O. Phono 567. DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon Phones, offlco 36, resi dence 724-J. Offlco hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 5. DR. B. A. LOCKWOOD ' DR. MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD Physicians nnd Burgeons. Office 309-310-311, M. F. & If, bldg. Phonos, rosldonco 314-J2, office S14. DR. MARTIN C. BARBKR Physi cian and surgeon. Headaches nnd block, opposlto Nash hotel. Hours 10 to 12, 1 to 4. 1'hono 110-J. T. G. HKINIJ, M. I). Eye, Ear. Nobo nnd Thront. HeadnchoH nnd norvoiiH conditions relieved by properly fitted glassed. Cross oyca atrulghtoncd. Offlco 228 E, Mala St., phono 303. Consultation free. Printers anil Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the host equipped printing offlco In southern Oregou; hook binding, lonso leaf lodgers, billing systems, etc. Portlaud prices. 27 IS'orth Fir st M T EDWARDS, Btcographer nnd Multigraphlng, Rooms 409-410 (.(irnotl-Cnroy building. Office phono 709-J, rnsldouco phone 103-R. C Transfers Na i-W'Wjatali EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 43 North Front st. Phone 315 Prices, right. Service guar anteed I.KAU.V WATCHMAKING Tuko the right step now; pleasant, profitable work not overdone; few months learning: positions cuaraa- teed, write for reference and partic ulars Portland Watchmaking;, Em Kravliiis and Optical School 2 IX Com moiiMoalth llldtf . b(l nm) Akew, Portland, OrvflQB, - ,-U