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Freckles and His Friends
By Blosser
MTCDFORT) MAIL TUTBUNE, MFinFOUD, OREGON. PATlTHDAY. NOVKUTWR i 1015
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VALLEY OF ROGUE
Jii the iiioh of V C. Wilkes ns.
dstaut jjcneinl freigh mill passenger
ngent ol' tin1 Spukimu, Portland & So
nttle railway nystt'in, Hoguo Hivor
valley is setting n pneo which will
foou bring sunt hum Oicgon back to
ito former prosperous condition, l.nok
of rnin lint caused a shortage of
fruit mid utliur crops tint liwl fmv
years, myn the Portland Telegram.
"Three netivilios- of tho people of
Ilujtiic llivor valley will restore pood
liinos in southern Otegon," snid .Mr.
Wilkes, who hni been mnktnr an in
spection of the l'.iuilie & Eastern lino
of the Hill system, running thiity
three miles northeast from Medford.
"Probably foienwwt m the immmiuvo
thnt the alley will see the successful
launching of a beet sugar factor)' in
HH'i Contracts for flowing beets
are being fieelv signed bv hind own
er". It is believed that through th"
assistance of C. K. (late.s, a Medford
uiiiii. enough ncrengo will be signed
up to satisfy the conditions imposed
by the Utah proinoteis.
"Of c(iial iinpoilnnee i the satis
fneloiy progicss made on the I'at
Welch irrigation project of 2.",0(10
aeies. A dam is Iicinjr erected to
store the water of Fish lake. TJy
raising the height of the dniu and
iniikini: Four Mile hike also n storage
reservoir, IIO.OOO tieios ailditional can
be brouisht under irrigation, insuring
frui' and other crops against failure.
"And in the third place, a highway
will be chnslruclod from the lluttc
Falls terminus of the I'ueifie & Kasl
eni to l'iosieet. connecting with tho
road to Crater hike, reducing the dis
timce from 80 to 17 miles, nnd lb"
I'd it) from $18 to ft). During this
year Ci -iter inko' was visited bv l'--(1110
tourists."
STAR ADDS ANOTHER
The Star bus added another feat
iii o for Sundays. It is the l'utlie
Cold Rooster lilhns. The fitst, ''Via
Wiielos-,1' Sunday, November 7, fea
tures (tail Kane and J I nice Mcltau
ami a splendid oust.
Marsh, a diaughtHiiiiu in the gun
factory of John Diirnnt, is swindled
bv Kdwnrd I'iukuey, Duruut's gcu
uial iiiiiiiaitei', out of the huge loy
ally to be puid should a gun of
Miuv-h's invention prove a suece-.
I'iukuey love. Jluisie, but is outiiv
aled by I.iuntenant Soniers, V. S. JC.
Somei'h nlo bus invented a gun
which ho givi1- to be east to the Uur
aut iron works, uud which, it suc
cessful, will do I'iukuey out of his
expected graft on tho Mnr-.li inven
tion. I'inkney takes good euro tluil
the Suuiur gun in ''killed" in imik
ing. Me tlion misiepw.uils Somen,
to M'tihio and her father, and though
Mnisio Iovom the lieutenant, she feel
lio miibt g'ivt linn up. Aeeompauied
by her mother and I'inkney, shu goes
in the Dnrnnt vaeht for a cruise. The
bout hit u mine, and in the rush to
loae her, .Maine, is (nipped in the
wiroleww mom. She scuds out the S.
0 S, Nijiiml taught her bv l.ieiiteuaiK
Sumor. Til.- lieutenant, nhoind a
i iiut'u isiaie- cruiser, mines at lite
side of the doomed ship just m time
to niuke it sensational rescue.
At the Churches
L ', i lHH.'M 'I",.
Kplseoal
Si a. m. Holy Communion.
11) a. m. Sunday sohonl.
11 a. in. Holy Communion,
, T:JtU p. m. Evening iirnyur.
WM. H. HAMILTON, Vk-ur.
embolic
(South Unkdulo Avnntio)
Flrt man Sunday at S u. in.
Second mass at 10:30 a. ni.
- Itvuplng service at 7:30 p. m.
. REV. JOHN POWERS, Rector,
O.lkilalii Ave. .Methodist
SO lul ay sehool at 10 a. in.
PreuuhliiR at 11 a. m. Subject.
"Tbe Mlwionary Cause." ThU wil
W tkM btMlnnlni; of a week of ruor
by tk W. M. ?.
lSpworth I.eacHo at 0:ii y. in.
I'rHshlH at 7.J0 t. m.
I'rujor weotlaK Thurtda ove. AH
M invlMt.
SUrhrom are wleom
H. W. IIUAWUil. Pastor.
I1ui (Jliiiich of (fl'il-t, riitlnmlkt
natty mmm y li gHtfwu. sk
Jt. " V4a M iryiea Man
mmtkm " AU ate tpNlsUy
lrti
mmU arbool ai ! a'rktrk Ail
ndr (! M f 9 r wtl$me.
FACTORY TO REVIV
, Tir? I RUDOLF, TOECKLES C : 1 WY f " i "' - " ' '
1 W-. HkSNT COME HOME -AN A (?; . 7
X,;X( f JY -fi 2Ti22) mA v ' s f-lflf'Vr
Heading room In church edifice,
212 North Oakunlo, open from 1:30
to 4:S0 dally except Sundays and hol
IdayH. Kreo MctlKHltst
Sunday school 10 n. m.
Preaching at 1 1 n. in.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday
ut 7:30 p. m.
Conic to theso services. You nre
welcome. J. K. HHADI.KV.
Pastor.
.Allnlstc'iial .VMsocintloa
Mcts Monduy morning 9:30 in pub
lic library. All members nro urged
to attend and all visiting ministers
cordially Invltod.
Itov. 1 W. Carstcns will give 'a
paper on some vital fiicstlons of tho
hour. From timo to tlmo wo will
dlsciiBB qucflllonn ot vital Interest.
IU3V. H. 15. TUCKBIt,
Itov. Wlloy, Sec. Picsidont.
I'li-sl llaptlst
The Pastor Pack In his Pulpit. A
llvo church with a cordial welcome.
Morning sorvico It o'clock. Sub
ject, "A Handful of Clay" (Van
Ijyko) Kov. F. V. Carstens, Pastor.
nvenlug sorvico will bo conducted
by tho pastor nBslsted by laymen.
Pralso sorvico, II. C. Camett;
prayer, Wm. Davis; Scrlpturo lesson,
II. S. Stlue; Tho l.esnon analyzed,
(Chalk Talk) V C. Allaway; Van
Dyko's Last Word, P. W. Mcars.
Special music at botli sorvlces.
Sunday school, "tlio school with n
vim," ! : 4 5 a. m.
II. Y. P. U. C:30 p. m. Topic,
"Tasks That nro Waiting for tho
Church of Christ." Leader, L'aii
Kclzur.
First .Methodist Kpisropnl
(Dr. J. C. Holllns, Pastor.)
Suuday tcliool at 9: 15 o'clock.
Strangers are cordially invited.
Tho Upworth League meets at 0:1.'
p. m. All young pcoplo are urged
to attend.
Public worship nt 1 1 a. in. nnd
7:30 p. m. Tho pastor will preach
at both services. Special music at
tho morning hour. Tho pcoplo nro
urged to bo on tlmo. Tho public Is
cordially Invited tu nil tho servicer
of tho day.
Special music for the evening.
Anthem, "Whllo tho Karth Hu
nuilncth." Quartet, "Watchman, toll us of the
Night." Shelly.
Soprauo Solo, MIhh Doss Uryan,
Soleoled.
Tho church of tho ford ward look
lllVltOH OII conio
First (Miiislbiii
(Cor. 9th and Oakdnlu)
Tho chin eh witli- a living mossago
for nil.
Morning sorvico 10:15. Subject,
"Tho I.lfo Which I Now Live."
Kvunlug at 7:30. Sermon on fun
damentals of Christianity.
Christian Kndeavor Society will
glvo a banquet and program tonight
In tho Christian church.
Sunday school at 9:4fi. Homoui
bur the slogan and as you slowly re
peat it. begin to carry It out. Able
officers and teaohors,
Mid-week prayer niuotlng ThurBduy
evening at 7:30.
Choir practice overy Friday oven
lug at 7: 16.
C. H. meets at C:30 In tho lucturo
room.
Klchard Hobson will bo hero No
vember 21.
Conio to ehuroh. w want jou.
y.HHY U. TUCKHU, Jlluistcr.
InckMintillt I'rcsbjlcrtiui
Morning womblp with srmoii nt
11 o'clock Subject: "The Durablo
I'UMXout In Lift." Itveriouo has u
ilwp bHtwl daalre to powers that
klih t)AdnrMi; In human life It Is
:fi to lb In4tvliual to make his
Iwiee. In tk toornlHg thoMo wo
will iteieratno what tke durable o
DiHt la IICh U. nnd hew It may ba
tlIMd
HvNlng wrbl wltb sorweN at
7 SI o'ctots ydibWt "Tbe Mwlwrn
SaMsrttau ' in iM terMn It will
bn nr put ! iu 114 out feat oren
w lb th blfllMK nllllHB la utwt
vrn M?al IU, tb 'UU u( th an-
. , r1 "
u g l iiW THE, riteKTET,l WUNU tKv V b
.aWJ ANDVOUKNOVj QP PORK Vl I . -ft I
;tTBi. WE-DE WOL0lMG-rr-N 1 CUtyx t W '.' fi U
YJFm J SUPPER k jM k I1JJ wT ' ' 7 '&.
sA.Xjs MF0RlTMx! A (Zl?' 7, ' m
BBP aaLoK! fes "C.
dent Samaritan may still bo retain
ed and mado effective.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Mr.
W. H. Johnson, superintendent.
Young Pcoplo's Devotional meeting
a 0:15 p. m. Mliu Mabel Kccvcs is
tho lender.
Pivsbyterinii
(Cor. Main and Holly Sts., Weston K.
Shields, Hector.
Prcnchlng at 11 a. m. Subject,
"Hedoinptlon's Difficult Task."
Sunday school at 10 a. in.
Kindergarten tit 11a. m.
Y. P. S. O. 13. at 0:30 p. m. Sub
ject, "Tasks of tho Church of ChrlBt,"
Luko 1:11:21. Kvculng scrvlco at
7130. Subject, '"Singers Mentioned
In tho Illblo. This will bo a iiiuhIcuI
service, nnd the following program of
music will bo rendered:
Solo, "Saved by Crnco." by Stob
bins, Miss Olmljii Juno Illuinan.
Violin duct. "Crudto Song" by Rod
nrd; "Moment Musical" by Shubort,
Mrs. Zola White Paloy and Mr. Carl
ton Janes.
Piano solo, "I.iobcstruuino," by
I.lst, MIkh Veintn Hamilton.
Solo, "O Heart Divine," by Gerald
Lime, Mrs. Kd Amlrows.
Anthem, selected, The, Choir.
Violin solo, "Llobesfrutid," by I'rlt.
Krolslerj "Orlcntalo," by Cesar Cul,
.Mrs. Zola Whlto Palcy.
Hymn by the congregation.
Lndles' Aid Tuesday at ! a. m. for
all days work.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7.30
p. ni.
A cordial Invitation to ever) body to
these services.
Tlitinksgiing titiiut M'ruees will be
held nt the I'rcshxtcriiin chinch at
10::i0 a. in., November '2',. The ser
mon will be bv Hex. V. .1. Douglass,
puotor of the Methodist chinch. Full
choral accompaniments on en elabor
ate scale will supplement the text.
The Miuisttna! t'uion, as oigauied
for the winlei inoulh, is ofticeied b.
Hev. It. r. Faiipihar, Congrcgation
alist, piesideiit and bend linesman;
Hev. C. 15. I.angdon, Nazaiene, ice
president and (piarteibiiek; Kov. A.
II, Itl.ickstotiL', llnptist, secietar
treasuier, ulso adopted as coach.
Tlio Itnmip will be aiipplemcutcd by
subs ft out unions oilier oithodtiM
tt'ams.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McCuidy of
Minneapolis,' tho latter a sister of A.
M. Heaver, arrived Wednesday ftr
an o;.tumled visit with lolatnus heie.
previous to making the rounds of the
expositions and other California at
tractions. ..loiiii Kag"i, chief dispatcher in (he
Southern I'aeJlie otficet. nt Hoschurg,
vva n'licvimc an old neipiuintaneo
with Aseiil Ki.iiner on Wislnckdav,
hound south with Mrs. Kwtor for a
vacation visit nt Snn Francisco.
XofioliHtions .tie Mill pending on
the q t with tho Oingou-.Califoriiia
Power itompnuv in bohall oi tiii mun
icipal light plant for a loan ot juu'o
sufficient lo tide over an cini'riiic.v
when the waters m AmIiIiiiiiI creek tm
at a low ebb, as has hreu the w for
boiuo time past, 'flic council think'
it s09 its witv rlour to mako such an
uiruuttcuuiui pcrmupuut, in spitu of
the fnnt (hut the ptoposition op a
larger scule was tinned down at a
loeunt Mpeeial election. The original
fplan provided tr the purchase of
uurient at wholesulo ratos, tho power
eoiiiiMilty tu vacate tlm local tield. On
tho principle that thine is no lots
without some small jcnin,- the foipiun
euipnmtion ruuld wall afford tu en
ter into the arrangement, inasmuch
as it has lot-fiitlv levitsl an a
mint of $1 sr bwaru on tU (a pita I
fctoak, imlicalins a shortagtt in rcv-
CHHlsi.
Urutl qhnrH I, frotarhtl ehampi'n
HBkiwflffct Ih.k r f MtittttrH t )'
Hil A4iIm.i in luirticuUr, homt ion
dlll thi lior -'lilHirj 4tp.rtmut of
Ik Hot. I In ...li lubbtr.
Morn hi - "! t. ihi Man
ayvHiOut n l'is ". Huf
LiiwMrHn ii'Mi..' r jii.-.i i Mil.
Wr Ut tI" ' '.Imii.-iiI
TIm- r't ru ii-ii MNlluibt 4i-.ni .
nw r'KtlNsJ lu iIm htlutt Uilcli
A;HI ANn ANH VICINITY
"w'"-'"w ",w """"
'or, tho trenches during the nhjht
hours being t','low with the to flee turns
from dozens of lantern electroliers,
which east dim ennnine shadows over
the lntidscape in competition with
city lights flickering inlcimittcutlv.
Holmes Hros., jjiocers, havo in
'tnllrd a red front annex adjacent to
their sotre, which is devoted eolus
ivory to a miiltiplieity of advertising
novelties very tastily displayed.
Anticipating the Commercial club
function, Indies of tho Civic Improve
incut organization will give a luncheon
ut Hotel Oregon Tuocduy, November
0, The repast n( 1 p. in. will bo fol
lowed by a regular meeting of the
club in the hotel parlors at !!::I0, at
which time will be held tho annual
election of otficers, Tickets to the
luncheon are four hits. The social
feature will take tho form of a get
accpiaiuted gathering.
Ikdlevimv school distiicl N'O. 711 met
Wednesday evening, when patrons
joined with trustee in iccotumciidiiig
a budget for, the forthcoming year. A
lew of li mills was decided upon.
Tho school Riounds, originally onu
icio in extent, lme been incrased to
live nercs, the playgrounds being re
inforced with baseball, tenuis and
other facilities. The school in general
is one of the uio-t progressive in th
county.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Reported by Jackson County Ab
tract Co., Sixth and Fir Bti.
f'luiilt
' S. F. Hcu'h'it v -. Josephine bioov
Sijiilh. cost lull.
II. M. McFailaud vs. .1. (I. (ioble
et ul.r suit li foreclose mortgage.
Piobati
Kstate of I.ouis ('. Severs, bond,
Ivxtate of John Uuggiin, voucheiN.
Kstatc of John II. Il.veily, oideriii'
timo and place for filial hearing, final
account, uidci discharging adminis
tratrix. Kstato of Do Laakiu ! Mathes, or
der appniuttng 'ilny for final settle
ment, fiit and .final, aroount.
Kstnto of Christina Orcluud, peti
tion, order appointing administrator.
Ileal Kstato Transfeiii
l'etor V. Young et ux to (1. II.
Stowoll, Inud in sees. 'JO nnd
iM.:i!5.nv t'J.OUO
Mnlilou I'uidiu cl ux to V. A.
I.ovehice lot on Cen'nil nvii.
uud I'onttv street. Mcdfoid .")."0
Augiihta H. Wood ot vir to .1.
A. Audcrson, lot in Fabtie'ti
unreuorded pint, Medfnrd 11)
Augusta It. Wood et vir to '.
K. Dill, lot in Fahiick't. un
recorded plat, Med ford ID
F. W. I'a.vne et n. to .lackxon
Countv lluiidiiig k Loan au
koeiation, lot -I. block .'I, Hose
avenue, Mcdfoid 10
Aila K. Wal to Wju. Davis et
u., lot li and north hull' ol
lot '), block 1(1, Medtord 10
Notice to City Subscribers
After November 1 all accounts for
I taper must be paid hefoio 2.')th of
mouth or pr will be htopjied. Col
lector will not miiko moro thmi two
eallH. CollectioiiH will he made at
place of delivery, iihIcsh arraugu
niunU are made otherwiso.
IIOMKIt HOTIIKHMI'L,
Cilv Ciicul.itor.
IXTRHUIIUAN Al'HJ CAU CO.
Tlmo Tnblo
Leave Medford dally except Hun
day for Ashiand, Talent and Phoanlx
HOTEL OXFORD
Newest and Best in
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
KniloJle every convenient- anil
omfort fouiiil In a modern liotul.
Hut and told water, stuaiu heal and
tiihen In overy room lru
Attordil lobby wltb open fire. Well
MkIiIhI rinmpln IIimiiiin. ItatM
m4rai Auto bus lo all tiin.
MMlfard trade MmUiit solPllud.
F. W. STREETS, Prop.
mmrmm p-mmmmmmm mmmmmmmmm irtJw ii
1
NO, THIS AIWT
FEQ HY DOS;
U ITS FER.
SUPPED)
JT-
,at S a. in., 1:15, 3.30 nnd 5:15 and
10:15 p. ru. (Saturday at n:i5 p.
ai.) Sunday leavo at 8:00 find 11:00
&. m., 1:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m.
' Lonvo Ashland dally except Sunday
at 9:00 n. in., 12:60, 2:30, 4:30 and
7:00 p. m. and Sunday at 10:00 a.
m.. 12 nnon. 4:00, C and 10:30 p. m.
FOlt ItKNT HUOSKKKKNNG
llOOMS
FOIt luirnrodorn nirnishcd
housekeeping rooms, cheap; clono
In. 23 1 Kant Utb. 208
FOIt ItK.l PUltninTlKli IXOOSIH
KoiMtKNTFitrnuiioTl "rooins"" nnfi
nlso liouso kcoplng rooms, closo in.
30 1 South Central.
KOIt UKNT IIOUSIC8
FOIt Hi:NT Modem C-rooin bunga
low. Phono 3J9-J, or liuiulro at
010 S. Oakdnlu. 101
POH HKNTTIiq HobertH liouso on
South Onkdolo. CJeo. L, Ticlchler,
phono 72 1-J. 11)8
FoiPlT ijNTNFceij f iiTiiuhcd bnn
galow. Phono 1!2!-V. 199
KOH ItBXT nicely furnished 5-room
bungalow, $12.50 per month. 820
West 12th street. 197
FOH HUNT Mil lesldonco on Oak
dalo avenue. Col. II. II. Sargont.
190
FOH UKNT Modern six room bun
galow, cheap. 929-W.
FOH UKNT Furnished 4-rooni
liouso, strictly inndern, closo In,
lights and witter furnished. Phone,
931-L. or tall nt 200 W. Main.
FOH HUNT Pirst class bungalow,
gno nnd wood ranges, buds, etc.,
included. Phono H8-X.
FOH ItKXT Furnlshod " modern
house W II. Lverhard, 1013 W.
9thyitreet.
FOH HUNT Well furnished modern
bungalow. 42 South Laurel.
POH HUNT .Ms,U!!l. LAN KOIJS
FOIt I.IC ASK i'CqtiTlipca'idacVr ndno?
Gold Hay Heulty Co.
FOH LKASK Hlch liver bottom
land. Finn for guideulug. corn
and potatoes. H., care Mull Tri
bune. FOK HALF. UKAb KSTATM
FO?rJSu7F6tTnirorclioni'"ttto
lots Central Point, block 70. Lot
tie Polio, Trail, Oregon. 100
FOR SALR Farm land, fruit land,
timber land, land from C,00 por
aero upwards on long tlmo. Gold
Hay Ileal ty Co.
FOH 8ALK MlbCHMiANKODS
i'O It 8 A 1 . K So nuT nrt xod pulVe?s.
Medford Poultry Ai Kgg Co., Phono
5b3. 197
FOH SALK 'ilny u fancy droased
milk fed capon for your Sunday
dinner, (J pounds up, 2c pnr lb.
Order at Mnrsh llonnott'B Friday
for Saturday dullvury. 93
FOH SALK Kltehfiii range for wood
or coal, Iron bed, crib, dresser, sow
ing machine, etc. Phonu 913-J, or
oall 103 Hoosevolt five. 198
FOH BALK Peel room ut a bnigalu.
O. P., enro Mall Tribune. 190
FOH SALK Polo mountain buggy,
good an new. Palmer Investment
Co., Modoc Orchil! d.
FOH SALIC Work hainewi, plow,
cultivator, hay rake, spring tooth
harrow, buggy, single, harness, hay,
Grain. G Adder, Hoss Lane. I'Jtl
FOH SAI.K-FonrtourliiK car. iii"
iUlni at Xash Hutel.
FOH SALU Stamp mill, mining cars
and track rail, pumps, hoists, air
compressor, nlr drills, milling m-u
chlnery, tools and supplies, Iron
ami hydraulic plpu all hUos, nt half
price Address M, caio Tribune
NEW TODAY
I have onu ot thf fiiiont outlaying
stork raiithua iu tlio county. Four
hundred acres nearly all of It Is ag
ricultural laud, and half of It Irri
gated. Fine Improvements, well out
in the free outrange. About fSOOO
north of psmoiinl property goec with
It Price $21,040, uud a grunt buy at
that prleo
FIno ilttlo plaro lo to paveintHtt
In Grants Pass, l acres, some ai
laltn, and soma fruit Would trails
elar for Modfurd property.
g:d:t-ioon
,llwm 10, JtukM'ii County IWinW llbln.
' i ' i ,,.....
OU ETTGR WURRV,
HOME OR YOU'LL
BE LVTE
FOR SUPPER I
i'IOUMCt MAN !
FOn SALE-x-ailMTftliliAJfKOUS
FOH SALH Fine, heating stove,
good as now, nt a bargain. W. J.
Wnmcr, Oil South Oakdale, Phone
C9C-M. 199
FOIt SALE Ucnrdlcss nnd bearded
bnrloy. Phono 30, Or. Clancy.
FOH SALE Angora goats. Kd
Whlto, Climax, Ore. 212
HEAL i:8TATHFOH BALB-All
kinds ot property for sain or oi.
change. Gold Hny Realty Co. t
FOK MAtR---IitrKSTOCK
FOR SALE Pair of iniilps. Nnsh
Stable. 199
FOR SALE Or trade, bay nmro, liar
noss, buggy, wagon, Jqrsoy cow,
prlco $100 for nil. Frltscho, Hox
33, Houto 2, Medford. 198
FOR 3ALE15 horses, 12 heavy
work mnrcs. Inqutro Vinson's
Unrn, N. Riverside Avo. 210
IIKLP WA.VTKI .MALE
SALFSMVxPockot. sldn lino; novv
live iiroposlllon, all inarchanta Iu
towns of 100,000 and under want It;
pays Ki commission on each saloj
no collecting, no risk to merchant;
wo tako back unsold goods. Ens
lust, biggest paying sldo line over
offered. Cunficld Mfg. Co., 208
Slgel St., Chlcngo.
HELP WANTED---AGENTS
ACT QL'ICK Automobile gasoline
going up; sell Gaso-Tonlo; equals.
gnsolliiQ ut 3c a gallon; ellmlnntca
carbon; dollar tin hour profit; salot
guaranteed. Whlto Mfg. Co,. Uept.
Ill, Cincinnati. O.
WAN11CT) MTU.iTlO.N8
WANTED FlrL-cla"sa oTcoimtant
will accejil temporary or perma
nent work iih bookkeeper. Local
refereiicos. . Address It-1, box 7S,
Medrord, or phono 403-R-2. 190
WANTED Work by day. hour or Job
by man with team; also wo linvo
alfalfa, grain, hny and straw and
wood for sale. Leo Young, Phouq
7-FL 221
WANTED MIMfni.li.n.VrCOUB
WANTED Old rolna" wVntod wTTl
pay $2 for 1904 dollar proof; 10c
for 1912 nickels S. Mint; $100 for
dime 1894 S. Mint; we want thous
ands coins; ninny are circulating;
wo offer up to $1000 for' certain
dntes. Scud 1c now for our largo
coin circular. Nuiulsmntlo Hunk,
Dept. 10, Fort Worth, Tox.
WANTED Good milk cow to winter
for use. Phonu 8&7-H. 198
WANTED To buy, flat lou'deslc.liox'
Desk, Mall Tribune 190
WANTED- A toiiiirfor 11b' keep" for
thu winter. Hox Team, Mull Trlb.
une.
WANTED Socoud hand 3-4 or 1-3
inch water pipe; also to tradq
wagon, buggy or horse for A-l
milk cows. Phono 148-X.
WANTED Largo knitting mill In
vltes correspondence from women
desirous ot earning money, part or
full tlmo. Good pay. Experience
unnecessary, International Mills,
Inc., Norrlstown, Pa, 200
KOIt HXUIIrtmiK
FOH TRADE 3 W In. wagon. Phono
778-.I. 201
POUND
TAKEN I'P At my ranch, ono black
sow marked half crop and under
bit in left ear, split upper bit and
half crop Iu right ear. Owner
please cull, pay ohargus nnd tako
sumo away G L, Schormqrhorn,
Hox 1, It It 4, Medford. 19G
WHY?
IT IH YOUR ISUfUXKSS TO SEE MR
Uecause my a(oc la trade la to
have optioned at tho lowest cash
prlco the best buy In this county.
I have been un tno ground look
ing out for you for the past five
yesra. Nearly everyday I havo in
vestigated some "good thing." I have
eliminated eveiylblng except those
deals which I am convinced will se
cure me satisfied customers,
In a few hours time 1 can give you
the benefit ot this roswirch. It Is my
busluess tu show you over thu county
and Introduce you tu the possibilities
and opportunities horn. Hod Mad
furd first and
J. C. BARNES
10 W(t Main rHrv
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11USLVESS DIRECTORY
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Wo
arr. operating tho largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In tho Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
whon others fall. Sold under guar
antee. 2G North Fifteenth St.,
Portland, Ore.
Attorney
GEO? W. CHERRYAttornoyBnd
....Notary. Room 9, Jackson County
....Hank llulldlng, Medford, Oro.
PORTER J. NEFF, WJL P. MEALEY
Attornoys-at-Lflw, Rooms 8 and
9, Medford National Rank bldg.
A. E. RBAMES, LAWYER Garnett
Corey bldg.
O. M. RODERTS Lawyer.
Moil ford National Rank Building.
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN 8C0Y00
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Garnctt-Coroy Illdg,, ulto 310
Medford, Oro. Phono SCO.
Collections nnd Itcporta
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wa
collected some accounts 14 years
old, Wo know how to got the,
money. Tho Iliiuock Mercantile
Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2,' 3, Han
kins' Illdg., 21C E. Mnln St.
Engineer anil Contractor
FRED N7 CUMMINGS Snglnoor nnd
contractor, 401 M. F. & II. Illdg.
Surveys,, estimates, Irrigation
drnlnago, orchard and Innd im
provement. Gni lingo
OAUDAGE Get your promlsos
cleaned up fur tho summer. Call
on tho city garbage wagons for
good sorvico. Phono 274-L. F.
Y. Alton.
Instruction In Miiflc
HAfGHT MUSIC STUDIO Room
401, Gnrnett-Corey bldg. Fred Al
ton Halglit, piano; Mrs. Florence
Hnllldny Halght, volco. Phouo
I f
Physicians unit Surgeons
DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 410-417 Garnott-Corey
bldg., phone 103G-L. Hesldcnco
20 South Laurel at.
P0B
DH. W. W. IIOWAHD Osteopnthlo
physlclnu, 303 Garnott-Corey
building. Phono 901-M.
DH. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practlco limited to eye,
car, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested nnd glnsscs sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
U. H. Co, Offices M. F. & II. Co.
bldg., opposlto P. O. Phouo 507.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physlcir.n nnd
surgeon Phones, offlro 30, resi
dence 724-J. Offico hours, 10 to
12. 2 to 6.
DR. 8. A. LOCKAVOOD
DR. MYRTLE 8. LOCICWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Office
309-310-311. M. F. & H. bldg.
Phonos, resldeuce 31I-J2, office
814.
DR. MARTIN C. HARDER -Physician
and surgeon, Headaches and
block, opposlto Nash hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110 J.
T. G. HEINE, M. D. Eye, Ear.
Noso nnd Throat. Headaches and
nervous conditions relieved by
properly fitted glasses. Cross oyos
straightened. Offico 228 E. Main
St., phono 303, Consultation freo.
Printers ami Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has tho
best equipped printing offico In
couthorn Oregon; book binding,
looso leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prlios. 27 North
I'll Bt.
Public Stenographer
.A
M T EDWARDS. Steogrnphor
and Multlgraphlng, Rooms 409-410
Garnott-Corey building. Office
phono 709-J, resldenco phone
1U3-H.
Transfcik
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 48 North Front st Phone
3 IU Prices right. Servloo guar
anteed 1
I.KAItN Wl'irilM Wll.N'O
""Take tho right step now- pleasant,
prolltnlilo work not overdene: few
mouths learning: positions guaran
teed, write for references uud parlle
ulars. Portland Watchmaking, Ha
grnvliiK and Optlpal Srhnol 218 Cola
inoiiwoallh Illdg., Gib and Atlkenf.
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