BAGE'FiyK
BUTTER TRUST
HAS AX OUT FOR
Freckles and His Friends
By Blosser
,
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MEDEORD MAIL TRIBTJNE, MEDJTORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, IMS
LOCAL CREAMER ES
UY W. W. WATSON
The nanus Inipuiso thnt prompts
the blK fish In tlic business swim to
swallow the little fish therein also
prompts tlio big fish In tho depths ot
the ocean to swallow the littlo fol
lows In the brlney deep. It cannot be
nntd thnt hunger always Impels tho
prodntory shnrk to pursue successful
ly the less powerful Inhabitants
among the tribes of tno sea, no moro
than It Is necessity that urges thb
land ohnrk to overpower and absorb
the weaker members of his trlbo.
Knch Is led to pursue his unfortunate
prey by n sense of greed, of unholy
gluttony, of conquest, recognizing
only the wicked privilege of might
In Its dominance over right. This Is
Instinct In Its baser development
Instinct unaffected by moral in
fluence. It Is not difficult to under
stand why millions of little fishes
arc Incubated In tho sands of the
deep, soon to become food for the
gluttons of tho sea; but It Is a far
different problem proposed by tho
sharks of trade when they seek to im
poverish the masses by methods de
signed to enable them to overwhelm
their weaker competitors In business
merely to grntify tliolr greed for moro
money. Hut Is n problem tho solu
tion of whlrli may be reached only
when those who havo created it shall
bo overtaken by Justice.
A C-i in Point
An Inquiry into tho carnso behind
tint Importation of $0000 worth of
butter In Rogue river valley every
month Into a land in which tho
dairy herd fairly rovels in the cholc
,ost feed and whoro butter of su
premo quality is niado from tho pur
est rream uncovered another enso
in which tho big fishes nro swallow
ing the littlo ones, to the distress of
tho community people who prefer to
depend upon the latter. There Is no
legltlmato excuso for tho shipment of
butter In Hoguo river valley. On
tho other hand, wo should havo
dairies and creameries In such num
ber and of such extent ns to cnnblo
us to ship butter by tho tons every
day to outsido communities whoro
the dairy herd cannot bo maintained
profitably. Instead of this, however,
we Import buttor to supply u defi
ciency In tho local production.
Thls condition Is mndo possible In
part by dearth of loyalty to homo pro
ductions by Home merchants of this
city and Indifference on tho part of
local business men who should pro
tect and promoto homo Industry in
Hiich n manner and to such un ex
tent that gcnoral homo prosperity
will lesult from full and generous
' encouragement of homo enterprises
devoted to tho development of homo
resources, tho profits of which shall
be retained at homo for home com
fort nnd furthor development. With
this done, Hoguo river valley would
bo the Utopia of tho west. Hut this
Is not done; and, yet, thoso who are
to blamo for It must ho made to know
that It shall ho done.
Tlio leading Cause
State Dairy nnd Food Commission
er Mloklo Is now attempting to over
come tho organized purpose of Port
land and San Francisco creamery
owners to control the butter business
In all tho district!) between and at
tlguous to those centers. Their
mothodH are peculiar. Tludr purposo
Is patent to nil persons at all con
versant with the manner of forming
unholy combinations to control trado
of any kind to monopolize It.
In Portland nnd San Francisco quo
tntlous of buttor prices it is seen ieg
ularly that country creamery tubes
are Invariably two and one-half cents
lower than tho so-called city cream
ery cube and jot thero Is no such
thing as n '"city creamery cube."
Tho procoMi of the big doaler is to
select the choicest country butter,
strip It of its label and soil it for
Iwu and a half cents moro as a su
perior city pioduct, thus enabling tho
big dealer to make two profits on the
ono ptirchabc. It Is this feature of
tho business of the hlg dealor that
. Ktnto Dairy and Food Commissioner
Mfcklo Is after.
Hut that Isn't all. In order to ro
duco tho country creamery man's out
put, gradually mako him a weakling
In tho market rivalries and finally
dostroy his business, so far as Its
profit Is concerned, at least, the big
city dealers offer an advance to the
uountry dairyman above the local
yfriee, thus obtaining the cream. In
tht wa the country creamery Is
anfusotl short of supply of butter
fat, loft to disappoint his local re
tailors .'Wo ate driven to tho city
dealor wtth their orders to overcome
the temporary shortage and thus
the huatu for, -the local creamery
i 4eKorliad.
SlUl Another Hiie
A local iror dealioa to make a
$fetalt ef biitlw tor an Mtra run
mt im4h for hrlwf Bxrlad Tka La I
prtwrv titan already laboring un-I
dr a dUadvanlai to cvmptlllunl
with tho combined forces of the big
dealers, cannot arford to suffer a
discount to the dealer for that pur
pose. Again tho big dealer discovers
an opportunity to noso In ahead of
tho country creamery and ho loses
no time In making tho requested dis
count. So, thero go another ton or
two of Imported butter to patrons of
n local business house further de
moralizing thO business of the local
crcamory.
H would require too much space
to detail In ono issuo all of tho tricks
of trado employed to beguile tho local
consumer to accept (ho Imported
stuff, his money going away from
homo for It, although a homo mer
chant Is tho medium through which
tho trick Ih turned. Every ruso of
this character Is designed to confuso
nnd hold In subjection to tho embryo
trust's control the business ot tho
country butter-maker, from whom It
obtains tho choicest nrtlclo It han
dles. Ought not every local forco
with u modicum of loyalty bo employ
ed to destroy tho purpose ot such a
combination?
Thoro aio soveral creameries In
the valley, among them (ho Jackson
County Creamery, of which 8. A.
Krpschel Is manager. It was establish
ed the 1st of last June. Its present
output each week is 3000 pounds of;writtl1 j,v 010 of ,. towiihincii that
first-class butter. It has tho cnpnc-'wnH iiie,i "I'ncle Josh on tho Odd
Ity to turn out twlco that much. Tho Kcllow-s," and won received with
local demand Is probably twlco that ' t.u.(.,.s Then l'rofcsor W. O.
figure It has Invested n largo cap-!whtl(l,t.r ;,ltn),i(.lMi nn. niuVl r.
Hal mid employs a force of eight men. ',,uirj,)r everv'ono to luno their
Arc these business Institutions Mmv ,Wisuu-d. statin-r that tlie
worthy the support of local business o0 wIl0 ,nj w m(Kcf, Mnjw ,VOuld
men and local consumers of butter? ,,L. mititled to u genuine diamond pin,
Ought not the $0000 paid each month', lmA j.rewited it to bo n Kcuini
In this conimunlty for buttor bo kept ;..,r,n0 ol) .,in .. nl)(l p,,,fesM)r p. f.
at homo? All of it?
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlett
Horn To Mr. mid Mrs. Elmer Huid
of Kngle Point, Nov ember JO, u
duughter, iewrted by Dr. V. 1. Holt.
Samuel Storey, ('. Woodfonl
mid I'M lV Hubbard were out about
the middle of Inst week interviewing
our fnnnei-b with regard to the Migai'
beet proposition. They seeiiicd to be
rpiito encouraged over the prosjM'ct
of seeurini; the sugar fuctory in the
valley and were urgiiif: the friends ot
tho movement to put forth their ut
most efforts to bring tho Mihjcvt
properly before the people. Theie in
one thing: certain and that is that we,
ns n connnunitv, can't be worsted by
the accession of such n plant to the
valley, mid I noticed while I was in
the siipir beet section in Simla Clara
valley, California, hist .Inly, mid saw
hundnsls of tons of beets on the
cars that the people were not com
plaining of hard times, uud I wns told
that tho busine-! was ery remuuer
ntno mid that those who were ensur
ed in tho business wmo well satisfitil
with the results.
David Cmgftulo and wite ictunied
from their trij to Snu rtiincisco nnd
the fair mid David says that when he
got back to Medford that it looked
to him about like Eagle Point did
when ho lelt. for he had ir-u'i real
ised how largo this world was until
he isitud Sau Francisco, Sacra
mento mid Stockton; that one day in
the fair uioie than paid him for hit.
expense of going; that, it is n schoo1
whoro one can lenin untie in ope dav
thnn they ever thought of before. Ho
advises nil who can ;?o to go uud sen
tor themsohe-.
I.u-t Saturday niaht the Eaglu
Point Lodge, N'o. 27, ot the I. O. O.
F. gave au initertninment mid supper
at their annual "homecoming'." uud
your Knjlh Point correspondent wni.
one of I lie invited quests. The fol
Iowiub persons weie out as visitiuv
Mieinbei I nun Mslteirl: K. V. Hrxin
aid Mr. and Mis M. I.. Mcidows, I)i.
and Mis. It. J. Lockwiwd. Mr. nnd
Miv. I,. O. Howawl, Mr. nnd
Mr. (.'harU's A Itucon. Mr.
nnd. Mrs. Samuel Itatettian, Mrs.
Jtoa !tolhm. K K. WiUm. 0. W.
Ilowanl. It. i:. Wils.m. A. S. WclU.
.1. E. O'HiLb. i:rl IteytuU. A 11
("ha. Josb llatatnan sail Josopti
Coriihuif. Tki wr ovaniy-is
took unn". an.t ell u u mii ims--ii
rv lot iii ! ir ti df-i'tilH- the
feast, uilk' d to xty I bat they tll
I YuM ain't goim' f 'yvil . ? Sttnmz I Weytmeresonmx WHO ARE 7 I CDPrtvi cc (
You AIN'T! , I P. vri I 10Wtuw running-for?! ." I MceOOSEY Jb
" vr-! 1 . f tjrsa CAT! tv,wm v 7r , . X I AN' ME1 V'Kl'W
-'"" ft'''''iiilr' v SL II mL'3??x 1 t--
' ' ' ' II I III I , Ill I I .....!,. .11
livcl nil tli.it they could eat except
one poor preacher, nnd lie was the
)u-t one n Hie table, and two of his
iailv friends hiul compassion on him
mill went and forcibly took him nwnv
from the table to save him i'lom eom
miltini; sulfide, nnd lie seemed to be
prnti'ftil to Hie Indies) for their con
sideration of Inn inteieslH. After tlio
fenxt wns ended and n few minutes
spoilt in chit chnt conversation, '.
L. Chihheth called tlio hoiso to or
der nnd announced that we would
have n short program, and then cull
ed on Mi Ilnttio Howlett for a
Venning, when she rendeied n comic
dialoimo between n man mid his
wife, then Profeshor A. It. ('hn-e was
cnlled on nnd he recited a very in
tcrcstins rending m hit own neoulinr
way, nnd ho was encored, mid then
related how Dr. Lockwood lost his
row by ireor.iiu; to iicnin n noi uuy
lu inidbtiinincr, nnd that brought down
the house. Then .In. Lottiu Mctjuoid
wh culled nnd she gave another in
U'rotiiiir (comic) leading; mid was
encored, mid the second wan better
thiiti the first. Then Dr. Lockwood
wiih culled nnd sent n shot nl Profcs-
Mr Chqse that produced n telling; ef
fect and brought down tho house.
Then Mrs. Lottio MuQuoid wns called
njrnin mid sho read u comic piece
Clmso wiih npiiointed to perforin the
measurin!; net, which ho reluctantly
nerfonued amid the applause of the
company, mid Professor Wheeler nnd
Kev. I.. L. Simmons acted an tellers.
Tho measurements ran from two mid
n half to three and n halt inches un
til they came lo our townsman, 0. 11.
Wmiisley, when it wns announced
that his smile-was thiileeu inches, and
here Dr. l.oel.wood protested that
there was cheating in the measure
ment, whei. the committee finally re
duced it to six and a half inches. So
the pin was awarded to him, with the
undorMmidi'i Dint if he did not suc
ceed in fiudiru? someone to wear it
within six months he is a widower
that he ih to return it to the lodge
iitrnin. Professor Wheeler then in
troduced another plov or game. It
consisted 'n distiibuting slips of pa
per with diff''unt numbers nnd let
ters in thcnit mid by collcctiua; nil
thos-j who had n pniticulur number,
uy the number 7, and placing all th'i
letters on the 7 together would spell
the mime or a ceitmn kind ot apple,
mid then the giocp was required to
compose n pom on the apple, and
the bot poem entitled the group to nn
iipplo pi", and this ouusul consider
able sport, for while the diilerent
ones were loeking: lor their phict
someone stole the pie, nnd they had
n time Imntm? it up. but I mall v sue
ceeded and liv this time it wa- 11:1"
p, in., so we went home alter Inn in;,'
had a tine tunc.
Reported by Jackson County Ab
tract Co., Blith and Fir BU.
Circuit
hunt vh. C.
Etta
G.
E. Hint, ill-
vorco.
Jackson Co. II. &. U. Assn. vs. It.
II. Coshun ot al, answer.
W. C. Mayflolrt ot ux vs. O. It.
Chaffee, default; docree.
Porter J. Neff and Win. I. Mualey
vs. F. G. Smith, affidavit for pub. of
summons; order.
Aurle M. Draper vs. W. W. Halo
ot al, amended complaint.
Hurt Anderson ot al va. Nellie Mc
Phee. demurrer.
It. It. Co-operatlvo Aaan vs. W. II.
Stewart, order overruling demurrer.
Henry K KoonU vs Antwlne Du
pray ot ux, milt to farecl&at).
I'rolwit
Uaiale f Cm. IC. Wart, uyolui
hiomi of Hpttral-rr. ortlvi apiiolHtlaa
adwlHpJlrwmr. I
COURTHOUSENEWS
J Estate of K. Fields, petition.
Estate of Edward .V. Smith, final
accounting; order for hearing.
Kstnto of Chas. F. Updike, appoint
ment ot administrator.
Estate of Geo, F. Mcrrlmau, ad
ministrators bond.
Estato of Christina Orchard, bond
of administrator.
Itcnt I-Mnlo TmnsfciK
Hell Cordell to August D. Eg-
gleston, tot 8 Nob Hill add.
uVshland $400.00
T. Mltcholl ot ux to V, J.
Moris et ux, lots 30, 31. V2,
btk. D, H. It. add. Ashland 10.00
It. H. nullock ct ux to O. M.
Sclsby, lot 9 blk. 15 Hutto
Falls 1.00
W. It. Slnglor, sheriff, to Mary
E. Adams, land In 36-3W, 3 t
acres, sheriff's deed 2092. SS
Win. S. Crowell to Med ford Na
tional bank, lots 4 and 11 ot
Daggett Orchards, assign 1.00
Wm. H. Crowell to Medford Na
tlounl bank, lots I and 11
Daggett Orchards, Q. C. D... 1.00
Medford National Hank to
Wnldo II. Wlllaid ot.nl, lotn
4 nnd 1 1 Daggett Orchards,
nsslgn. ,1.00
Medford National Hank to
Wnldo II. Wlllard et nl. lots
4 and 11 Daggett orchards 8500.00
SPEEDY ACTION TO
BETAKEN BY RUMANIA
HETHOGHAD, Nov. 1C From in
formation received today n speedy do
cislon by Huiunula Is Indicated hut
tho part sho Will take lu tho war Is
not disclosed,
News of tho successful withdrawal
tof tho Korblann from dangerous post-
tlous has strengthened the confldonco
ot the Hiisslans lu tho Issuo of battles
lu tho near future. The entente allies
tiro bollevcd to ho rapidly strengthen
ing tholr forces far beyond earlier
estimates. Husslan successes nt vital
points along tho six hundred mllo Hue
are leading tho Informed public to
expect vigorous pressure ncainst tho
Austro-GcrmaiiB.
Xotlco
Thero has been a number of cases
within the past two weeks whoro par
ents havo complained of tho school
dlsclpllno In different parts of tho
county mid havo attempted to Inter
fero with the school authorities
charged with tho duty of enforcing
discipline. This office has Investi
gated tlio rases complained of and
finds that no Inhuman, unusual, or
improper punishment was Inflicted In
any of the cases brought to Its atten
tion, while on the other hand tho
parents with fancied grievances havo
attempted to Interfere with tho disci
pline ot tho sihool nnd have threat
ened teachers nnd others charged
with enforcing discipline.
Where punishment inflicted In tho
pubjic schools of this tounty Is un
usual or Improper this office doslros
to investigate and punish tho pornoim
responsible therefor, but parcntH
must subject their children to tho
discipline of tho schools, nnd here
after whoro any parent Interferes
with tho dlsclpllno of nuy school, or
with nnv lustructpr or to.icher at
tempting to dlschargo his or her duty
in a lawful and proper, manner such
patent can expected to bo prosecuted
and punished therefor. Parents hav
ing complaints of this character
hhould present them to tho county
superintendent of schools, or to this'
office and must not attempt to inter-1
fero with tho conduct of the public!
schools n nuy unlawful or tin oaten
ng innunor.
E E KEMiV.
District Attorney
HOTEL OXFORD
Newest and Best in
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
Embodies every convenience and
comfort found In a modern hotel.
Hot and told water, steam heat and
telephono In every room 1-arge
jhoorful loin.y with open fire, Well
Lighted Sninplo Rooms. Hates
moderate. Auto-bus to all trains.
Medford trade especially solicited.
T. W. STREETS, Prop.
INTKKUItHAN ATJTO CAlt CO.
Tlmo TftWo
I.caTO Medford dally except Sun
day for Ashinnd, Talent nnd Phoenix
nt 8 a. m., 1:15, 3;au and 6:15 and
10:15 p. m. (Saturday nt 11:15 p.
,tn,) Sundny lenvo at 8:00 nnd 11:00
a, m., 1:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p, m.
Lcavo Aohlnnd dally oxcopt Sunday
'nt 9:00 n. m., 12:50, 2:30, 4:30 and
7:00 p. m. and Sunday at 10:00 a.
m.. 12 noon. 4:00. 6 and 10:30 o. m.
FOK ItENt noiTSKKKHl'INO
ItOOJIS
VOvT " IlENT lodorn ftirnlshod
hoiiHokcopIng rooms, cheap; closo
In. 234 East 9th. 208
l'OIt KENT-noUSKS
FOIt RENT Furnished modern
house. W. H. Bvcrhard, 1013 W.
9th street.
FOHItENT Welt furnished modorn
bungalow. 422 South Laurel.
FOIt HENT Col. Sargout'n placo on
Oakdale avenue. Inquire of II. U.
Nye or Hoy H. Peebles. 225,
FOIt HENTHouso. Tel. ri85.J,J0C
FOK 11KM' KVltRaMKI ItOOMH
FOIt RENT Furnished room at 3 2 2
South Control. 208
F.OR HENT Fiirnlshcof roonis" nu7
alio Monro keeping rooms, closo lu,
301 South Central,
FOU KENT .Mt.lCKlil.ANICOUH
FOR RENT '1 i ncrcs, jmrtlyl"ln"ticaV
lug orchard; house nndtools; 1 Vi
milcH from city limits. Phono
585-J. 201
FOR LEASE Rich river bottom
land. Flno for gardening, corn
and potatoes. It., caro Mall Trl
bunq. roil BALK Ilf.Alj KSTATal
FOr'saLE InulanViriilPland"
timber land, land from $5,00 por
ncru upwards on long tlmo. Gold
Ray Realty Co.
FOIt BALIS MISCKMiA.MCOCB
Fon"sAUf3oriK Phono 097 -lis
2204
FoffsALE tudobaljoir" 1 9 1 2uito
moblle, first class condition. Trav
eled about 11,000 milcH. l'rlco
$300.00. Ilox O, Mall Trlbuno.
FolTBALINcariy new Oliver typo
writer, price $20. Somo cholcu dia
monds at jour own prlco. Call at
200 W. Main, Medford, Ore. !
FOIt BALE 1 wagon, 1 buggy mid
liarnoss, 1 work horse, 1 driving
mare, I Jersey cow, chimp. If taken
nt once. Inqulro at 207 W. Main
street, or Phono 888-R. 207
FOlf SALE Grain "hay "and wheat!
Phono 091-J2.
FOR BALE Stock boots and carrots
COO per ton. F. L. Catou, Cen
tral Point, It. F. D. No. 2, Phono
29x3. 222
I"OK SALK--I!ciirrilwa mid boarded
barley. Phono 3G, Dr. Clancy.
FOR SALE Angora goats. Ed
Whltn, Climax, Oio. 312
REAL ESTATE FOn 8ALE All
kinds ot property for salo or ex
change. Gold Ray Realty Co.
FOR SALE Polo mountain buggy,
good as now. Palmor Investment
Co., Modoo Orchard.
FOIt SALE St amp ml II, mining cars
nnd track rail, pumps, hoists, air
compressor, nlr drills, mining m-a
chlnnry, tools and supplies, Iron
and hydraulic plpo nil sizes, nt half
prlco, Address M, caro Trlbuno,
WHY?
IT IB VOl'K IJUHINEHS TO BEE MK
Rocuuse my stoct. in trado Is to
have optioned at tho lowed cash
price the best buy In this county.
I have been un too ground look
ing out for you for the past five
years. Nearly everyday I hava In
restlgatod aomo "good thing." 1 have
eliminated everything except those
deals which I nin convinced will -cure
me satisfied customers,
In a few hours time I can give you
the benefit of this research. It Is my
business to show you over the county
and Introduce you to the possibilities
aud opportunities here, Bee Med
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
10 Wwt Malu Blrtit
FOK BALE-z-anrrWOTiLANKOUS
FOR SALE Cholco Thanksgiving
turkeys, 8 to 20 pounds, delivered
dressed. Phono 153, Central Point.
207
FOR SALE First of March R. I.
Red cockerels at city reservoir. J.
Peterson. 204
FOR SALE Daffodil! bulbs, booth
21, NPubllc Market', or Phono
452.W. 205
FOR MUlsM nrBTOCK
FOR 8ALE-t20 shoals. W. J. Hart
zcll, I08-J1. 200
FOR SALE Must sacrifice several
good cows for lack ot feed. Iiox
L, Mall Trlbuno.
FOR SALE Good colt, 2-yoare: calf
7-weoks, or trado for nay, Phono
G34-X. 205
FOR BALE 15 horses. 12 heavy
work mares. "Inquire" Vinson's
Ham, N. Hlvorsldo Avo. 210
HELP WANTED AOKNTB
WANTED A girl for Konornl house
work. Apply UoxrM, caro Mnll Trl
buno! WANTED SITOATIONB
WANTED Gonoral hoiiBiwork by
oxporlciiced girl. Address A. I.,
caro Mall Trlbuno, ' 205
SITUATION WANTED Stonogra
pher and offlco mnn wants posi
tion; local reference; will go any
where. AddiosH P. O. Iiox 413. 205
WANTED Work by day. hour or Job
by man with team; also wo havo
alfalfa, grain, hay and straw and
wood for Halo. Leo Young, Phono
7-F4. 221
WANTED MlMiyiitiAivKOUB
WANTED TO HPY Or rout, onglno
mould board gang plow, engine
disc gang plow; also disc harrow,
spring tooth harrow and grain
drill. Glvo full particulars ot
make, size, etc., and betH cash
price. Apply Ilox 227, Medford,
Medford. 200
WANTED TdllU "Y 200oT":i00
milk cows, not Jersey, or will trade
span of large work mares for cnt
tlo; state age, size and prlco. Da
vid Dorn, Huncom, Oregon.
WANTED Horse. 1200 lbs., fresh
cow, single farm wagon; state prlco
mid condition lu first loiter; no
junk. Ilox 18, .Mull Tribune. 205
w'a.NTED TO HuV-Twoo300
bushols of littlo club or blue atom
seed wheat; also 300 bushels bald
or beardless seed barley; on tons
of alfalfa, one self dump contrac
tor's wagon. Reply P, O. Ilox 227,
Medford. 29(1
WANTED Party with 2 or 3 looms
to put In 100 acres or moro wheat.
Inqulro 223 N. Central for Informa
tion. 20 1
FOK EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE 20, 40. 60 or 90
acics for business or city proporty.
G. Alldor, Medford, Oro. 209
TO TH ADl'-Equlty lnn o w ""mod erii
house, flno location, for vacant lota
closo In. C. C. Pierce, Room 427
M. F. & II. llliltf. 205
FOR EXCHANGE Good 1-1 Improv
ed land In mlddln west for country,
city or business hero. G.AIIder,
Medford. 207
LOHl
LOHT Automobile crung for
car, on Crater Lake roud. Ho
turn to Mall Irlbuno and rccelvo
reward. 205
FOOND
FOUND -"X Tndy's muff wa" loft nt
California-Oregon Power Co.'s of.
flee. S.imo will bo returned to
owner upon application nt tho com
pany's offlco. 210 W Main Bt.
NEW TODAY
I have ono of the finest outlaying
btock ranches lu tho county. Four
hundred acros nearly all of It is ag
ricultural land, and half ot It Irri
gated, Flno Improvements, well out
In the fruo outrange. About $5000
worth of personal proporty goes with
It. Price $22,000, and a groat buy at
that price
Flno littlo place closo to pavemont
In Grants Paw, six aeres, some al
falfa, and some fruit. Would trade
clear for Medford property.
C. D. HOON
Room 10, Jnikxin County lUuik Hldg,
ltUBIXESS DIIIKCTOIIY
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO 8PRING CO. We
nrr. operating tho largest, oldest
and beet equipped plant In tho Pa
cific northwest. Uso our springs
when others fall. Sold under gunr
nntco. 26 North Klftconth St.,
Portland, Ore.
Attorney
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney., nnd
....Notary. Room 9, Jackson County
....Hank Building, Medford, Oro.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALEY
Attornoys-nt-Law, Rooms 8 and
9, Medford Nntlonal Dank bid.
A. B. REAMES, LAWYER GarnetU
Corey bldg.
O. M. ROBERTS Lawyer.
Medford National Dank Dulldlns;.
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DcntlsU
a""nr." wTm. Van'sco Yoa
DR. C. Ci VAN SCOYOC
DcntlstB
Garnett-Coroy Hldg., ulto 310
Medford, Oro. Phono 850.
Collections nml llcporta
COLLECTIONS AND" REPORTS We
collected Bomo accounts 14 years
old. Wo know how to get the
money. Tho Iluuock Mercantile
Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has
kins' Hldg., 21C E. Main at.
Engineer and Contractor
fIuWnTcummin
contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Hldg.
Survoys,, estimates, Irrigation
dralnago, orchard and land Im
provement. Gnrbngo
OARHAOE i Get your promises
cleaned up for tho summer. Call
on the elty gnrbngo wagons for
good servlco. Phono 274-L. b
Y. Alion.
Instruction in Music
HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Room
401, Gnrnott-Coroy hldg. Fred Al
ton Hulght, piano; Mrs, Florence
Hnllldny Hnlght, volco. Phone
PIi)slclnns and Burgeon
DR. F. G. CAHLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CAHLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 410-417 Gurnott-Corey
bldg., phono 103C-L. Residence
20 Bouth Laurel st.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician, 303 aarnett-Corey
bulldog. Phono 130 M.
DR. J. J. EMMEN Physician and
surgeon. Pructlco limited to oye,
oar. noBO and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for B. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co.
bldtr., opposlto P. O. Phono 567,
DR. It. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon Phones, office 30, rest
denco 724-J. Offlco hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DR. MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Office
309-310-311, M. F. & II. bldg.
Phonos, residence S14-J2, office
S14.
DR. MARTIN C. nARHBR Physi
cian and surgeon. Offlco Palm
block, opposite Nash hotel. Hours
10 to 12, l to 4. Phono 110-J.
T. O. HEINE, M. D. Eye, Ear.
Noso and Throat. Headaches nnd
nervous conditions relieved by
properly fitted glnaaes, Cross eyes
straightened. Offlco 228 E. Mala
St.. phono 303. Consultation froe.
i Printer nnd Publishers
ME7tTiR7rpTuNTiN
best equipped printing office la
southern Oregou; book binding,
loose leaf lodgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
I'll St.
Public Stenographer
M. T. EDWARDS. Bteogrnpher
and Multlgraphlng, Rooms 409-410
aarnett-Corey building. Office
phono 709-J, rosldonco phone
163-R. ,
Transfer
" jawini .w. aNiiaM
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO,
-Office 42 North Vront st. Phone
315. Prices rlttht. Service cuaTr
anteed LKAK.V WATCHMAKING
Take the right step now; pleasant,
profitable work not overdone; fe
months learning; positions guaran
teed: write for reference and partic
ulars. Portland Watchmaking, Ka
graving nnd Optical School. 218 Com
liionwealth Hldg.. Uil mid AllKonf.
Portland, Oregon. .
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