Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 03, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFive page aw MEDFOttD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OftTCClOX, WRPNESDAl, N0VEA1BRU 3, 11)15 COLD HILL NUGGETS Miss Hlnnclio Hnrvoy, of Grants Jnss, Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Charley Plenlng, of this city. Rev. Alonzo Coslct and family, who stopped off hero Inst week to renew old acquaintances, left Sun day morning for Roscburg, whero ho delivered a sermon at tho M. E. church. Tho following morning they left for Portland, for n visit with rcl- ntlvcs, nftcr which they will return (to Roseburg, or Its vicinity, to mako their future home. Homer Adnms, lately of Ho'sobiirg, Pint formerly of this city, spent tho llnttcr part of Inst week nt tho ranch homo of his brolhcr, I). 13. Adams, near this city. In a letter from Miss Johnnlo Glenn, of Hnyden, Arizona, to hor sister, Mrs. J. F. Dietrich, of this city, she tolls of n serious experience sho Is Just recovering from. "While, out horseback riding with a party of young people, sho was thrown from hor horse and unconscious for some ilnio, but recovered enough to rldo her pony home. Tho following morn !lng, however, sho becamo worse, and was confined to her bed for ton days with danger of brain fever. Sho 13 now very much Improved. Miss Glenn was n resident of Gold Hill about three years ago, and Is contemplating nn extended visit to this city again next summer. .1 II. Palmer, local photographer, who has been In chnrgo of tho Wcs ton studio at Med ford, is homo ngnln. Mr. and .Mrs. Weston havo returned from their 8000 mllo ntlto trip, which embraced fourtcon states. They vis ited with Mr. ahd Mrs. I). H. Miller, of this city, tho first of tllo week. Charley Farmer, nt ono time pro prietor of tho '"illuo Front" grocery store In this city, but who has been i mining on Foots creek tho past yenr, 'left for Ashland Thursday. Ho will ' visit with his family there for sov- feral days before leaving for Trinity county, California, whero ho expects , to secure employment on ono of tho largo mines. Attorney A. E. Kellogg was In Med ford Wednomlny on legnl mnttors. Miss Viola Myers of ltoguo Klvor, spent tho week-end with her former schoolmate, iilss Elslo Miller, Inst week. Charles Drown and Joe Vnsblndor left Monday evening for Ulsboe, Ari zona, whero they hnvo been assured employment in n copper mine. Another car load of flno Sams val ley hogs wcro shipped to Portland tho first of tho week. II, Vnn Ilovonburg untile tho trip to nttond to tho dlsposnl of tho porkers. '"I have fished In most of tho fam ous Pacific const wnters, and I do not hosltnto to remark that tho sea-trout or steelhend, of the ltoguo river, af ford tho finest sport obtainable for tho fly castor," declared G. F. Shol by, of Donver, whllo hero last week on his annual vacation. "You should advertlso your fishing In tho east they never dream such sport Is to bo found." Mr. Shelby Is a true fish erman, and wo'nntlclpnto his return hero ngaln next year. Tho Chinook salmon are now working on tho spawning riffles, their first notlccablo nppearanco being last weok. Tho Ploasuro Pavilion Is now en tirely enclosed and tho work of hioro effective lighting has been going on this wok. Tonight, Saturday, n Inrgo Hallowe'en dance will bo held tlicro. An Indoor bascbnll series Is being planned for this winter and probably basket ball and, tennis will nlso bo played In tho pavilion. II. A. Ensign, mumigor of tho Sleepy Hollow ranch, ono mllo west or Gold Hill, visited his mother nt Koglo Point Inst Saturday, Mrs. Kn slgu Injured her right hand whllo at tempting to save so inn of her val uables ilt tho time of tho flro which destroyed tho Sleepy Hollow homo recently, Mrs. George T. Woodbury, of Sun Francisco, returned thero laBt Sat urday, having spent almost a week Willi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Iledriold, at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Shormnn Congor loft Tuesday morning for their homo at Slgotirnoy, Iowa. Thoy had been vis iting their aunt, Mrs. W, P. Oils holm for the past week. From hero thoy loft for tho fairs and also Al buquorduo, New Mexico. Grant Harrison arrived homo from Wood, California, last Saturday even ing, uftor having spent two months there. I). H. Miller and It. II. Mooro woro auto visitors to Medford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker, Mr and Mm. J. II. Heeman, J. F. Die trich. Dr. W. P. Chlsholm. and Fred Witt were called to Portland the first of the weok to glvo testimony In the cage of Carson vs. the Southern Pa elfie. Several years ago while Carson whs la tan employ of the S. P. at this pelut bis hatt was so badly Injured m to disable it. M be affirms. The alt to the ftut-srowth of hit stato mm 1 Mr. ami Mr I.. Boyd vtelled frUutis here en Monday. Mr. Hard wa at oa time S. P. agent hare, ami he and Mm Hard hnvo J Hit r turned from aeaiton trip In the et eoaft as far wuth a Florida. Freckles and His GOODNESS, WWATS fl -u IHl NOIifc: - "if -'1 "' ' ltiehmotid Pearson Hobson, former congressman from Alubninn, and Dr. Bdwin I. Stearns of Now York, nn tioncl lecturer Anti-Suloon leaguo of America, will speak lit 11 prohibition rally itt the Methodist church in this city Sunilu.Vf Novombir 121, 7:110 p. m. Their itddrcss will denl chiefly willi tho proposed Sltrppurd-Ilnhson limcudment to the constitution of the United .States. In common with other orgunir.nlions, tlie Comtuereial club will nppoint n clunmlttco to assist in welcoming tlio distinguished visitor. All lire invited to tho meeting mid ad mission is free. Mrs. Day L. Sheiwin, Miss Lydin. MeCnll, Mrs. Koberla Eorlon and Mrs. Km 11k Dinkey nro among' those who hnvo iccently sjone from lliis vi cinity to isit Hie Snn Francisco ex position. Tiio Jackson Count v Housewives' league is canvassing; this city in be half of a new coo's, book nlid to fur ther the movcnlent in soliciting fnvor ito recipes from Indies whoj-o skill in this respect has mnde them famous. Mrs. Koso I'nimei' of Haker, presi dent of the Itvbekiili nsscmhly of Ore gon, litis been u recent visitor here, the Sliest of Jlrs. Anna Mycr. Lost Satuiday she paid Uopo ltel.okaii lode an official visit and on Sunday she wits tendered 11 luncheon at tho Klile cafe by the past noblo j:rand- of that organization to tho liumocr of sixteen. ilit leit Mondny for Salciu, The locnl high school litis been doi- ipintedk by the state superintendent of public instruction as 0110 union;,' the number found to meet till condi tions of tho standard four-yeni course of study rciiuiiciucnts. L'ndcr tho new law, districts maintainim; tiiis standard are entitled to rcccivo tuition pupils from districts which constitute territory not mtiiutniuiur; lii'h schools. As a result a number of students from Talent anil ieiuity nro ntlcudini; tho Ashland liih school and in the course they are duly accredited with tho proficiency which they have attained elsewhere. C. H. daunt of San Francisco, gen eral manager of the Western Union in Pacific coast territory, went noith early in the week in tho privuto car "Klcctric." Included in liis party weio II. K. Uodjjo, assistant e.enornl inanagcr; II. C. Chiice, traffic super iutcudeiit, and 1. L. Ord, head of tho plant department, all of San Kranciseo. A chief object in the trip to Portland i to perfect plans for tho installation of the multiplex sys tem in wire traffic between noithorn and southern terminal. W. K. fileiidcniiin of the Koveru uii'iit cntomolo:icaJ service, was Mun itioned to Scott Vallc., Siskiyou county, on Monday, owim; to the crit ical illness of his brother, John (Hon denning', clminmiii of tho hoard of su pervisors of that cotinty, who Has been suffering from a siege of ty phoid fever with complieatiuus, Hallowe'en pranks which exceeded the bounds of propriety were the breaking into u locnl physician's gar age and confiscating several gallon of cider; nIo the robbery of a resi dence on North Main street, tlio 00. cupants of which inus several ar tieles and a sum of money belonging to tho Ladio' Aid of the Methodixt church. Aniens: recent homecoinors from Hie exposition nro Mr. and Mr. K. V. Cnrior, who have visited various kh tions of California; also Itov. Mr. Vallanililiatn, pant or of tho Christian church, lly an unlucky score of 13 to 1.1, the KtiiH unuui and Siskiyou union schooU, in a ftHitbsll saint) at Yroka, Satutdav last, tied a struggle whirh will have tu lie repeat wl at a later date w order to tile all contention over rrren d4M,itoiis. II. K. Ui and wife of Itatnae, Wi.., lol't rr iu MMith b TuwMlay afiwr a brief iit with I4l Suimard, uMratur at the mnoieijwl Urine Ugh! Jaut, who i an Ui fitfiid of thv viaitor. Mr. Ituilcv rvt.i.Mi,t the UJU il4ti Cami Knmit'T.' mp.u of hi koM lown. Tht. . itt 1 11 -l iil In I he I'uii-t mil he ii" niiti'li hV4h4 with wutht-ru Ufgou and the lASMftiVWYl Friends tSPIF ' 'Vi I IVln $ PILING TW M I Yn IT, H- I WAS ONLY MVl J , 1 i I ""sJiW ".. Poop- CAT'S TAIL, VHflw pJ WOUWNG T-"TW Ftill' OUTSIWfc f , : -u rr 1 1 rr development which is ;:oing on in Ash land Hal McNair of this I'ity and C. A. llrowu, postmaster at Talent, ac companied by their wives, motored to Kaglo Point early in the week, dining at the Sunnyside inn and enjoying such n repast as has made that hos telry famous. J. Jf. Miisliburn. former resident, now ranching in Hie Little Shasta val ley, has been in town (his week at tending lo business matters. K. h. Abbott of South Head stop ped off here on Monijny for 11 brief visit with' II. C. Hubbard, a cousin whom lie had not seen for nearly fifty years. Abbott is a soap mtinii fuetuior and years ngo while visiting certain sections of noithern Califor nia made n careful investigation of the soap bark of that region as to merits which it might possess in con nection with the industry which bo represents. Kil Woltott. Mrs. Augusta liggle ston and daughter, ltuby Palmer, left fur Snn DlriHi un Mondnv. to remain indefinitely. Mrs. Kglestoii and daughter will jugate 111 chicken rais ing. Mrs. F.mtuu Jtiek and Mrs. Aurelia Keiguson, sisleis, left Tuesday by automobile with W. I). Carcv. chauf feur, for tho California expositions, their objective, point being' Phoenix, Ariz., und ttfjy may ho gone several Uroliths. A now directory, under dale Octo ber, l!)ir, is now available for local pal rons of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph coinpan,. Sir. H. 0. Shvurcr of Medford visited friends iii North Tiile'iit Sat urday. Hoy Co'ffmait was o,uite ill at his homo in 'Notth Tnleill Friday and Snturday. Dr. Jlalmgion oV Phoenix was called. ' J. M. Under and Call Hinger re turned front n hunting trip Saturday, but had poor luck. Mrs. 0. C. llct'lniu of Phoenix vis ited Mrs. JnincH Ailed Monday. Mr. and .Mis. K. 0, Colenian of Plioenix left Tuesday for the expos iliou at Snn Fiancisco. H K. Smallcy of Asliland was in Talent Tuosdnv inorning. II. O. K.vnu, connected with state Iioiticiilture work, visited with Pro fessor Hcimer of the exporiuient sta tion at Talent the first of this weok. .Mr. and Mi. Dr. Itichnrdsnn of California are visiting old friends in Ashland. Mrs. Hichnrdson wiik Miss Alice High, well known in Talent in 188(1. They are in company with W'fn, High mid wile of Don is, Cnl, Mr. High is Mr. Itiehardsou's brother. All vititcd Mr. nnd Mrs. C, Carey Kridtiy. AImi Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Kremh were visitors with Carey's Sunday. Profossor Ileiiner letunied Sunday from his trip ncross the continent. His business took htm as far east as Maine. Oovornor Withycniuhc and wil' and daughter, Itss Mabtd, visitvti Piofossor Hcimer and wife Wcdnes. day of liuf week for a shot I call while parsing through. Mr. ami Mi's. II. C. Messuei of Ap degate visited Mt. and Mrs. Joe Un der of Phoenix last Kriday. Also Mrs. M. A, Doiujhuity of Talent was a Saturday visitor at thoir pleasant home. Mrs. John Shideler of Talent was visiting her daughter, Mix. I.acy, Thursday. Mrs. Claud Cute and eliildien are visiting Mrs. Cato's imdher, Mix. M, Hose, ot Phoenix. Mr. ami Mm, W. M Stump of Tal ent note Medford visitor Thursday. Mr. llowtunn of NoHh Hdou w.i scilins some nice xrl in Noilh Tal ent Thursday. ThiMio who atteaded the peeial iHOtftin of the Hehekah at Tulwut in honor of the president, Mi. Ito-.-Ptthrter. frHii Noith Talent, wen-: Mr. It.eil, Mr.. Ileury. Mrs. H, N. Fwuih awl 4aunkifi - MimM" lipnie sad IVdie, ill. fiah ( kib.l'. . Mr.. N'aHie Hitbertn and daughter. .ii--l..iiia, Mr. himI Ml. K. II. Unlninn, Johua PatliMn, Mr. P. V.. Jaenha EDEN PRECINCT a All S&gS. CDKru.ce ctwo ( I 7 v I ' V I WASN'T OtiLUMfV kl till E Reported by Jackson County Ab tract Co., Sixth and Fir 8ta. Circuit S. K. Hciehort , Josephine Sooy- Smtth, judgiiiclit. Charles Prim s. K. N. Uowen ct al., action for money. Theresa Burns s. Samuel IIoU cl al., suit in cipiity. J. W. Mitchell s. J. W. Kirkjmt rick et al., dciliurrcr. Alfred II. Miller vs. C. A. MeAr thur et al., return of munmoiis. Agness Drier vs. B. M. Sinitli, re t im 11 of summons. I M v Trobato Kstale of ttlizahcth B. Hrooks, or der directing notice to creditors, in ventory and appraisement. Estate of Aaron Heck, order oil final account. Bstato of Tlieodurie Cameron, order approving finnl account nnd dis charging administrator. Bstato of Lydin P. Iloyd, oath of executor. Bstato of Corydon W. Holmes, ai der appointing day for final settle ment; final report. Bstato of Jennie 0. Jones, order for hearing, final hearing. Bstato or It. K. Sutton, first and final account, final older. Heal Kstnto Transfers Ntinnie Hnrr cfvir to William Miincs et ttl.,'lnnil in sec. 'J'J- ,'18-UW. .. (ilHI iCnroIino licllingcr to J. W. Slinger, land in sees. 'I'l and 21-:i().i.'B. i.ihiii Ivathlecn Talent et al to T. . Karlow, land in sees. 'J2 and 'Jl-MO-UB. . 1 MBIIH III I Notice to City Subscribers After November 1 all aocounls for paper must bo paid before '-Til It of mouth or paper will bo stopped. Col lector will not niiiko molo than two calls. Collections will ho mndo at place of delivery, unless arrange ments arc mndo otherwise. I10.MBH HOTHBHMBiy, City Circulator. Notice of Assessment Callfiiriila-Oivgoii Power Company. Location of principal place of busi ness: Snu Francisco, California, Nolco is hereby given, that nt a mooting of tho directors held on Wednesday. Oct. L'Otlt. lOKi, mi as sessment (No. 2) ot Ono Dollar per share was levied upon tho capital stock of tho corporation, payable Im mediately to tho Sncrotary, at tho office or tho corporation, No. Kit I.oldosdorff Streot, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which litis assess ment shall remain unpaid on Wed nesday, Dcciitiibor 1 H til. 191.1, will ho dollmiuent and advertised for sale nt public auction, und, unless pay ment Is made before, will bo sold oil Wednesday, .Innuary l'-'tli, 111 in, at tho hour of 12 M., to pay tho delin quent assessment, together with tho costs of advertising and expenses of sale. Datctl October 20t.il. 10 IS. AM3X J. ItOSnOItOPGH, Secretary of California-Oregon Power Company. Offlce: No i:il I.oldosdorff Street, San Francisco, California. row 8AM- nnvii kstath It K Ah "' ESTATR "fOH '"" SAL?; All kinds ot property for sale or or chango. Gold Kay Itcnlty Co. FOR SALK Farm land, fruit land, timber land, land from $6.00 per aero upwards oh long tiino, Gold Hay Healty Co. i-'oit hi:nt fniuHijKi;i3i'iNa IIOOMS FOIt HUNT Modern furnished housekeeping rooms, choap; closo in. 23 East 0th. 208 rem itH.vr 3iihOki.i.am:ouh FOIl HUNT Good blacksmith's lo cation, lonmstg of shop (iilppod With tools, good house and out bulldlna, barns and about four aeroa of orchard and garden land. Address I II. Niehola, liioikwny, OroRon 191 Pdlt LKA38K Untflpped plaear mine. Cold Hay Healty. 0o. FOIt I.KASE Itiah river botluHl laad Fine for ardenlna. corn and im.iIim. it., cure Xail Tri bun- COURT HOUS EW SALTS IF BMW Drink lots of water and stop eating meat for a whllo if your Bladder troubles you. Wlicn you wnke up with backache nnd dull tnlKcry in tlio kidney region it gen erally me-ino you havo been rating too much meat, snys n well-known authority, Meat forms uiiq ncld which Overworks Urn kidneys in their cllort to filter it from tlio blood nnd thoy becoino sort of paralyzed nnd lopgy. When your kldnoyi grt slugRloh and clog you limit relievo than, liko you relievo your bowels re moving all tho body's urinous wobIc, clcn you barn bnckncV, sick headache, dirry nilU) your slomnch sours, tonmio Is coated, nnd when the wofttlar is and yon havo rlieiinintlo twinge. Tlio urlno I cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sote, water fconbl nnd you nro Obliged to seek relief two or three times during tho tilght, Klther consalt a good, reliable physi cian nt once or get from vour phnrmncUt about four ounces of Jnd Snllsj take n tablesjioonful In ft glass of water before breakfast for a few day nnd your kidneys will then set (lnp. This famous salla I ni.idq from H10 ncld of crapco nnd lemon juice, combined with llthla, and has been Ufcd for generations to clean and stimulate, sluggish kidneys, alno to ncutrallre acids in tlio urine so it no longer Irritates, thus ending bladder wcnkneM. Tad Salts Is a life snver for regular meat raters. It U Inexpensive, cannot Injure nnd makes n delightful, cITer vescent llthla-water drink. FQH HKNT I'UltnmilKll HOOMH FOIt HKNT Furnished roomn nnO also hoiiso keeping rooms, closo in. IIOI South Central. l'OH ItBNT riOUHHS FOIt HUNT nlcoly furnished Crooni bungalow, f 12.50 per month. 320 West J 2th street. 197 F0H HI2NT 5 room nlcoly fiirnlsh od Imngnlow, all conveniences, close In. -117 Jay streot, cor So. Onkdalennd 11 Hi. 103 FOIl HKNT Mil residence on Oak dalo avenue. Col. II. ii. Sargent. 19U FOIt HKNT Modern six room bun gnlow, cheap. 929-W. FOIl HKNT Furnished 4-room house, strictly modern, closo In, lights and wator furnished. Phono Jai-h, or call at 200 W. Main. FOIt HKNT Flrst cIiihh bungalow, gas and wood ranges, beds, etc., Included. Phono 1IK-X. FOIt HKNT Furnlshod modorn house. W. II. Kvorhnrd, 1013 W. Otli street, FOIt HKNT Well furnished modorn bungalow. 422 South Laurel. FOIt BALK MIMCKMiANKOUB FoTPsAI.K Work harness, plow, cultivator, hay rake, spring tooth harrow, buggy, single hnrnoss, liny, Grain. G. Allder, Itoss l.aitu, 100 FOIt SALK Ford touring cnr. In iiilro at Nash Hotel. FOIt 8AI.K Polo mountain buggy, good ns now. Palmer Investment Co., Modoc Orchard. Foil HA I.K Angora goats. Kd White, Climax, Oie, 212 FOIt SAI.K Peel room at a bargain. C. P., care Mall Tribune. ltC FOIl BALK Stamp mill, mining enra und trnck rail, pumps, hoists, air compressor, nlr drills, mining m-n chlnory. tools and supplies, iron and hydraulic plpu nil sizes, at half price, Addross M, euro Tribune. FOH SAI.K -HeurdlesK and boarded barley Phono 30, Dr Clancy. NEW TODAY I havo ono ot tho finest outlaying stock ranches in tho county. Four hundred ucros nearly all of It Is ag ricultural land, and half of It Irri gated. Fine Improvements, well out in tho freo outrange About J5000 worth of personal property goes with It. Price SS,000, and a groat buy at that prleo. Fine little place clo to pavement in Grants Pass, six acres, so mo al falfa, and so mo fruit. Would trade clear far Medford property. C. D. HOON Itooui Id, Juckbou Count)' Hank Mdjc. FOK SALKv-MIrrCTCMiANKOUS FOIt SAUO Cheap, Ilelglnn hares, all sizes; mothers with young, J. Heaiiregard, N. Hoosovclt uvo. 194 FOIt SALK Kitchen range for wood or coal, Iron bed, crib, dresser, sow ing machine, etc. Phono 913-J, or call 103 Hoosovoll live. 108 FOIt SALK 2 ml. west Medford or sold at public miction on streot of Medford, Sat. Nov. 0th, 2:30 p. m. Ono stnndnrd bred family driving mnro, thoroughly rcllnblo nny whoro; 2-soated surroy nnd hnr ness; Unln farm wagon. 3 section hnrrow; two plows; orchard culti vator; fi-Bhovol cultlv., double shovel; barrel spray; ladders, 11)0 llig bexes: 10 tier wood, 2 ton grnln liny; music cabinet; Duplex phonograph and 3 daz. choice rec ords, with rase; two bed room suites; 4-doz. thoroughbred R. J, It. chickens; 12 gal. rrcslt plum butter; bicycle and numerous other nrtlclcn. If you need anything in thin lino do not miss this opportu nity. This week only. For Hont 7-rnom modern houso In grovo closo to electric station with city delivery and malt at dnort 10 aero orchard. H. C. George. -" -"-- rou HAtntitrhtocx FOH HAM-J Or trnde, bay mnro, har ness, buggy, wagon, Jersey cow, price 100 for all. Frltsche. Uox 33, Houto 2. Medford, 193 FOH SALK 15 horses, 12 iieavy work mares. Iniiutro Vinson's llnrn, N. Hlversldo Avo. 210 FOH SALK Team, wagon nnd hnr ness, choap; thoroughbred Duroc inulo hog. G, Allder, Hobs Lane. 193 WANTKI) siintrniiiiANKOUB WANTIOD A team for Its keop for the winter, llox Team, Mall Trlb line. WANTKD To buy Address llox .1, Ma ilntform scnlos. I Trlbuiio. WANTKD TO IUJY Trailer for nuto mobilc. Addross llox G, Mali Tri bune, WANTKD TO HKNT Modern fur nished hoiiso of 5 or 0 rooms, closo In; would board owner. Addross Uox C9, euro Mnll Tribune 19S WANTKD Second hand 3-4 or 1-2 Inch water pipe; nlso to trado wagon, buggy or horso for A-l milk cows. Phono 148-X. WAN'TKn T.nri ltnllllnp mill In- vltoa correspondence from women desirous ot earning inonoy, part or full tlmo. Good pay. Kxnorlonco unnecessary. Intornntlonal Mills, Inc., Norrlstown, Pn, 200 IIKLP WAXTKD Malo or Feiualo WANTKD- -Mnn or woman to solicit In tho city nnd country. Ono who tins had some experience preferred, but would liko to hear from any young man or woman who in wldo nwnko and wants to learn, Ad droflii C, caro Mail Tribune. 93 lyOSl I.OBT Amethyst and pearl pondnnt on West Main. Finder ieavo at Tribune office. 193 i-JC rir ;-, - ix)UNn TA K KNMM ' A t u n di? 0110 b lac k sow marked half crop nail under hit In loft ear, npllt upper hit nnd half crop In right ear. Oh nor please cull, pay charges mid lake isnmo away. G. L. Sohermerhorn, llox I, it. It. t, Medford, 19C TAKKN HP- lied sow, marked slll'l ii each ear, Owner can hnvo sumo by pay lug for ml and expense ot keop. J. It Wilson, It. F. D. No. I Medford. 193 WHY? IT 18 VOUU HUHINKSS TO SKK MK Because my etoc m trado Is to have optlonod at tho lowest cash prico tho best buy In this county. I have beeu on tno ground look ing out for you for the past fire years. Noarly everyday I hart, in vestigated some "cood thing." I have eliminated ororythlng except those deals which I am convinced will ie euro mo satisfied customers. In a fow hours tlmo I can Giro you tho benefit of this research. It is my business to show you ovor the county and Introduce you to the possibilities and opportunities here. See Med ford first and J. C. BARNES 10 Wmt Malu Htrvtt By Blosser nu.si.vKss initKcrouv Auto Supplies LAIircn AUTO SPRING CO. Wa are operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant In tho Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under guar antee. 20 North Fifteenth St., Portland;, ore. Attorneys GKO. W. CHKHHV Attorney and .. .Notary, Room 9, Jackson County ....Hank Iltilldlng, Medford, Ore. PORTKR J. NKFF, WM. P. MEALEY Attorneys-nt-lJiw, Rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nntlonnl Uank bids. A. E. REAME8, LAWVER Garnolt Corey bldg, 0. M. ROUKRTS Lawyer. Medford National Dank Uulldtng. Dentists Dr. W. M. VAN BCOYOG DR. C. C. VAN 8COYOO Dentists GnrnqU-Coroy Illdg., ulto 310 Medford, Oro. Phono 8C0. Collccttoiis and Itcporta COLLKCTIONS AND RKPOHTS We collected some accounts 14 yenra old, Wo know how to got the tnonoy. Tho Ilutiock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Roomn 1, 2, 3, Una. kins' Dldg., 21U E. MalusU f SU. . 'Si " -" " ' lCnglnccr nnd Contractor FHKp ll, CinBnNGs"Cs"ninccT nnd contractor, 404 M. & II. Illdg. Surveys,, estlmatcu, Irrigation dralnagn, orchard and land lm provoinont. Garbage GAHUAGK Gdt your promises clcanod up for tho summer. Call 011 tho city garbngo wagons for good servico. Phono 274-L. 1 Y. Allen. , -IT rff' - ', 1 1 Instruction In Music HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Room 401, Gnrnett-Coroy bldg. Fred AN ton linlglit, piano; Mrs. Florence Halllday Knight, volco. Phono 72. Physicians nnd Surgeons DR?"f. " a." CARLOW, DH.""kVA MAINS CARLOW OstcopathlQ physicians, 41G-417 Qarnott-Corey bldg., phone 1036-L. Residence 2G South Laurel at. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia! pbyslclan, 303 Gnrnett-Coroy building. Phono 004-M. DR. J. J. KMMKNS Physician and surgeon. Prnctlco limited to eye. car, uoso und throat. Eyes scien tifically tested und glasses sup plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for S. P. It. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. bldg., opposlto p. O. Phono 507. DR. R. W, CLANCY Physician nnd surgeon Phones, offico 3G, rest ilonco 721-J. Offlco hours, 10 to 12, 2 to S. DR. S A. LOCKWOOD ' DR. MYRTLE H. LOCKWOOD Physicians and surgeons. Office 309.310-311, M. F. & II. bldg. Phones, resldenco 814-J2, office 814. DR. MARTIN C. IJARI1KH- Physi cian and surgeon. Ilcadachos and block, opposlto Nash hotel. Hours 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J. T, O. HEINE, M. I). Eye. Ear. Noso nnd Throat. Ilcadachos and nervous conditions relieved by properly fitted glasses. Cross oyos straightened. Offico 228 K. Mala St., phono 303. Consultation froa. Printers nnd Publishers MEDFORD PIliNTINO '"coi, I hos'the bout equipped printing offlco In couthern Oregon; book binding, looso leaf ledgors, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North l"r St. Public Stenographer M. T. EDWARDS, Hteographer and Multlgraphtng, Ilnoma 409-410 Gnrnett-Coroy building. Office phono 709-J, residence phone IG3-R. ssa Tr.iusfera EAOS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front at. Phone 311. Prices right. Service guar ntiteod. ' I.EAItX WATrilMAKINO Take the right step now; pleasant, profitable work nut overdono; few month learning: positions guaran teed, wrlto for references and partlo ulars Portland WatchmakliiR, Km Braving and Opllcal School. ?I8 Conu Huinwitnitii iiidg . i:th and Ankeny portlniid, Oregon, .