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Freckles and His Friends
By Blosser
MEnFORD MAIL TRTBTINTC, MEDFORD, OttKOON, "WEDNESDAY. VOVEMIWl 17, 1915
ASHLAND AND VICINITY
Win. D .McCrnckcn, of Now York
Clly, member of the board of lecture
ship of tlio "Mother church" at Bos
ton, delivered n public address nt
Elks' temple, Tuesday evening, un
der be auspices of tho lo'cul Scientist
body.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen will bo In
Ashland on Monday; November 29,
find on the evening of that date will
deliver addresses In Elks temple. Tho
topic of the marquis will be "Remi
niscences or a Viceroy," a theme sug
gested by virtue of haying filled tho
appointment under the British crown
of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland nnd
governor general of Canada. Tho
marchioness will tnlk upon "The
Triumphs of a Civic Awakening," In
corporating essential features of ac
tivities In which federated women's
clubs are engaged. They appear hero
under the auspices of ladles of tho
Civic Improvement club, arrange
ments having been made over a long
distance call Initiated by the visitors
from San Francisco, wiio appear here
In behalf of the Rclglnn relief fund.
The Civic Improvements secured tho
appearance hero of Helen Kollor
Home time ngo, and It Is expected
that tho visit of tho Abcrdeens will
meet with like gratifying results.
II. I'. Holmes and son Hnrlcy havo
returned from their visit to the ex
position, the latter cspeclully having
hn.il a groat oxpcrlonce in seeing tho
sights of the big show. On tho ro
turn trip, however, ho had n discom
forting attack of heart trouble whllo
routing over the high altitudes in tho
Siskiyous.
Ell N. Peters died on Monday, aged
SI years. Funeral was held on Tucs
lny nt Stock'H undertaking rooms.
Interment In Mountain View cento
tery. The decenscd was a Civil war
veteran. I!n leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Florence Studebaker, residing in this
city. For Hometlmo past ho had boon
living at US High street.
Friends and fellow church workers
of Mrs. John F. Patty surprised her
n Sunday afternoon, the event being
a birthday anniversary occasion. Over
TO were present, led by Rev. It. W.
Fnrqiihar, pastor of tho Congrega
tional church, In tho councils of
which tho Patty family nro prominent
workers. Tho surprlso was nu com
plete as tho event eiljoynble.
Among a docn or more attorneys
throughout tho state, consulted In
tho preparation of "Tho Layman's
Primer on tho Oregon Dry Law," ap
pears tho name of W. J. Mooro of this
city. The work will soon be available
itinl takes tho form of catechetical
UiicstlouH and answers readily under
stood. C. A. Norwino and wife, of Uonno
Terro, Missouri, In tho vicinity of St.
Louis, nro newcomers hero looking
njioiit with a yiow of locating. Mr.
Xorwiue Ih an old-time merchant, hut
of late years has been Identified with
thu automobile business, his special
ty being Studebaker and Maxwell
cars.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I). Wagner left for
San Francisco on Tuesday to take a
look at tho exposition during Its clos
ing hours.
Local railroad men coming from
Sacramento report 2200 freight cars
handled In those yards last Friday,
the largest day's business done nt
that terminal In the history of tho
.Southern Pacific. Tho freight was
fruit, vegetables and general mer
chandise. We have military plotters right In
our midst. Sorgt. Mlllnrd Grubb was
recently haled to Kugeno where ho
passed the logulallon "plotters"
course In both theoretical and prac
tical gun practice as laid down in the
offlolal textbooks usod at West Point
and Annapolis. Private Ora Deibert
also took the examination for elec
trician with tho objcot of rising to
the ranks to a sergeant's classifica
tion. Doth are members of the local
company, Co.ist Artillery Corps.
Prof. II. C. Gilmore Is still on tho
convalescent list, gradually recover
ing from the effects of wrestling with
an Interstate electric light pole which,
lying prone upon the ground disput
ed his right of way near a street cor-
uer In tho recent days of darkest Ash
Unit, when the nights woro blacker
than it stack of sombro cats. Thlsncnt u being corelusive evi
period lofers to tho
few ovoulngsthut the submciMblo was fly
when the lighting sjMein was at Its naval flag of Aubtrin-IIun-louest
obb. With the advent of au
tumn rains and consequent Increase
of htrcot illuminations, the profossor'.'
condition Is Improving. At the same
time he fei-vently repeats tho scrip
tural Injunction, "Lot thoro be light."
Mrs. Vivian Hlpsley and son Hoy
left for their homo. Pasadena, Cal.,
on Monday, after a vlst hero with
Mrs. Kinsley's foster parents, Mr, and
Mrs. It. J. Kdwards. Mr. Hlpsley will
moot his wife and son at San Fran
qUco. In connection with their trip
hptuitwnrd bound u joke is told on
Mr. lid ward. He secured the tickets
ad brought them home In his pocket,
oul) having lime to phone to the do
pel for Uu plicate ones before the train
Urtod
Harry White, now teaching school
at Caltfxlcs. Cal. write home to his
folks thnt the hlg meteor which ex-
plodwl with ternfvlnx results in that.
loonlin recently fell within SO mile
,., lucm-o. aim Mini panic, are now ,
searching for fragments of the celes
tial visitor on both the California
nnd Mexican sides of tho border. Tho
story that the explosion was attrib
uted to Carranza saluting the Amer
ican flag, as proxy for Hucrta, Is pro
nounced a hoax.
Frodo Frodesen, well known con
tractor, formerly living here, and
who introduced tho rare sport of
skiing on the slopes of Mt. Ashland,
now resides at Walla Walla, Wash.
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES
MY. nnd Mr. I'. J. Kchnuuiberg
were business cullers at (Irnnts I'nss
Monday.
Mrs. Spiiiguu reruriied Friday eve
nilig from n week's visit willi friends
in Medford and Phoenix.
Mrs. W. A. Elliot and Miss Anna
McKcown were collets in I toxin Ifivor
Saturday.
Mrs. Hose U.iy and Professor
Mitthcw of (lie Phoenix schools
spent Saturday iiud Sunday tit the
Itoalin ranch.
C. D. Wolyerlon hud (he misfortune
(o cut nn artery in hiw cheek with .1
Imtchct. Dr. Clii,lilm of Cold Hill
...., .. .... .
w:ih called mill the wound is hcalinir! '
ui"ly.
The Riverside people arc planum;:
their mutual community dinner for
TlianV'.sjjiviug day.
Ucortxe W. .Jacobs will have iiis res
ervoir for irrigution fully completed
tins week.
Mesn. Kaueher, Sraiu ltiogel
ami .lack Merrill of (lold Hill wcro
quests at the 1). II. Sleail home Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs F. K. Mnttesou niiii
Mr. G. IS. Allien weie callers ut (lie
ScliaunibciK home Sunday.
Mr. .Jacobs and ou, Ucjiigc, were
dinner guc-its nt (lie WnlWrtun homo
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. II. I). .lone- departed
for Portland Friday ct cuing for uu
extended vi-.it with theii son, Hor
ace .Jones, and for Mr. .Jones to re
ceive medical attendance. His friend
hope he will return toon in good
health.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. McDonald of
Mtilford were at their 'Itiverside
ranch Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. I. II. Poller were
calling on Fonts creek Iricnds Sun
dify. .Mius Alice Cm per cnlcttained the
Ilc'ieatKiu club a( iior home Thursday
nlloinonn. about sixteen members be
in1; present. The -diidv '' the Ar
gentine republic was conduclcd by
Mrs. II, I). .Innon in a very interest
in: natiine), usMhted by Mrs Sprague.
Many intertMitiim current events wero
siven in answer to roll call by the
ilitlercut intiiibci". A dainty lunch
was sened hv the hirstcs. The net
ineetini; will he with .Mrs. It, C. Hoyil
on November IS,
Mi, Ivan imoii fleiurtid Tliir
dav cvcnin-; lot a loitnight's im
witn her parent, .Mr. and Mrs T. A.
Mcfourt, at IIiIMio-av o..
mnrch
' i
,.,,.,
rn..wi fsni-in inmt
in Gold Hill one day last week
Deacon" Walker iitjtrned Sunday
niuht on "."il" from the Fiimo ex
position.
Mis. GQorge Lane, fointeilv Mun
IlldsMiic flemnau, of Shiuilione Maho.
arrived lat Saturday in company
with her iuothir, Mi. J. II. P.eeinan,
wliu hud been visiting with rolxtucs
in Portland. Mi's. Laiiu will remain
through the holiias.
Tlt- Gold Hill N'w i now coin
f'.rtnhly titled (no, all (hing are
not settled I in il new (iiuitcr- in
the Kelsey Arm linildintj. The tu
rtioniH are well lighted and Mint
eoyy. Dr. Kebev calU them '-pnut-mj
House Piatt."
li.t Silt. il'it iiIUthiikii thi' man.
flin(ll ,- iUhiU ,.. ,M,, ,, M,
,.., .r s...,lh w.r. s,..,iM-. lix tim
,,,.,.,, n , ,Ul. u,,rii.,.- li.
H
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pSSgyigggSSn GEE, GEORGE" V
ceremony took place a( the county
sett with onlv a few intimate friends
besides the iclnlives of both parties
Mr. Heed in the on of II. I. I teed
nnd well known as Clin i Icy The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
It. K. Smith of Tolo,
Mrs. John .Maiden und daughler,
Klsieleft lat week for Rochester,
hid., for nn extended visit with rela
tives. Autetiiyst Itehekuli lodgi;, Xo. 70. is
making nmumemcnls for a hard
times social for next Friday, the
llttli, nt the Odd Fellows hall. Mo-.
of us will only need to go in our
everyday clothes to be appropriate.
Boxing contests are becoming pii(e
popular in (lold Hill. Saturday night
.Joe Vasbinder bo-ted "Kid .Jessie" in
four i omuls. The scrap was a warm
one end showed good work nil round
Preceding (his, "Patsy'' Finucitnrt
boxed With Ait Lewis and had him
heitteii in two rounds. More contest:,
of this oit arc promised for tint
near future. The enlertninment wmi
given under the management and fol
the benefit of tlu boys' athletic cluh
Mr. and Mrs. (Jiiy L. Herrick let",
for (heir home in Montana Suudn,
evening after a visit with Mrs. Her-
nck s iiarents. Mr. and Mrs. (leorgo
i. McClcllan. They l.ud ninde tho
visil here on their return trip from
Frisco.
The first now fell on the high
hills last Friday, rain anil "''t vuv'
eriiig the lowlauils. Monday lifter
noon and evening it good shower wu
on hi'itd.
1). II. Miller, local hardware man.
whose Ford was stolen from its shed
on the lid, believes he has a trace of,
it near Sacramerlo. He had offered
$i0 reward for information lending
In its recovery,' and linn received
word (hat n Ford lmsTiccn standing
on the main highway near Sacra
mento for the past ten days. He has
wired particular? and sent a minute
description.
Mr and Mrs. Dick Anderson left
la-t week for u visit with friends ut
San Francisco. Dick has Mild hi
barber shop equipment mid huMticsa
to M. I . Koitripht of Areata, Cal.,
and will re-enter the trade in othei
fields.
Mr. and Mis K. V. Upton at their
home here cnlerlaincd nt progressive
live hundred on Friday, November ll,
r being the second anniversary of
their weddinsr, Tlioe pit'sent weie:
Mr. and Mr. W. Stuewc, Mr. unit
Mis. F. I) Schrnmp, Mr. and Mrs.
II. I. Poller, Mr. and Mrs. M. I).
Howeiv, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith,
Mr. 11. D Iteeil, Mrs. Neiihci, Mrs
V.. P Tucker, Mi- Fihel Davis, Miss
lU'rtha Kliasou, Miss Helen Van
Duyn, Mis Minnie Polc, Miss JInr-
OLD-TIJME COLD CURE J
DRINK HOT TEA! j
0t n trnisll pnekago of Ilamhurg
Itrcimt Tea, or ns tho nfrnmn folks
call it, "Iliunbiirgcr llrut '1 bee," at any
pliarmscy. Take a tablespoon ful of tlio
toa, put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through a slcvo and drink a
teacup full at any time during tlio
day or before retiring. It U tho niotit
effective way to break a cold and cum
grip, an It opetm tho porcn of the skin,
relieving conucatlon. Also Iooeni tho
' Ujvm'Is, thus breaking up a cold.
Try it tho next time you sutler from
side str4a cold or tho grip. It U inrxpermiiq
and entirely vegetable, therefore safo
aim nariniui.
STIFF, ACHING JOINTS
Rub Boreneu from joints and mtuclei
with a small trial bottle of
old St. Jacobs Oil
Slop "dosing" Rheumatism. !
It's pain onlyi not ono caQ In fifty I
require internal treatment, Hub sooth
ing, M-netratlng "St. Jacobs Oil" right
en the "tender ot," and by Uib timo '
you say Jack Itobinton out conies the
rheumatlo pain. "St. Jatol.'ij Oil" i
a harmlfs4 rlieuuiatum run which nvvr i
ilinspjtoLiiU ami dwtn't burn the akin. It '
tal.e pain, hornnett uml Klilfnc frmn t
aolitng- joint, inusclvit und Umiwi ti
bOlallfA, luinuago. i.vKaoiii), nMlrnI(la.
LimSr up I Cot
u ?1 cent
bettla
of old-time, honeat "fsU .;.
Oil"
;tfm..
from any drug More, unit In a u' u
lie irte iroiu paiui. acne nn.t
iKin't Bulfcrl Itub rU, ui.14
tlU UHM),
OKirtpHR DUFHMflTIQn1 FRflM
THEY REFUSE TO EAT
At periods in most chiUltens' lives
they f nil to relish their meals anil refuse
to cat even the delicacies prepared to
tempt their appetites. They lack am
bition, and growth scents impeded,
which causes anxiety and worry.
To compel them to cat is a grave
mistake, because nutrition is impaired.
Healthful exercise in fresh air and sun
shine is important, but equally import
ant is :i spoonful of Scott's Emulsion
three times a day to feed the tissues
and furnish fowl-energy to improve
their blood, aid nutrition and iharpcn
their appetites.
The highly concentrated tnrdlciual
food in Scott's Itnutlnion supplies thu
very elements children need to build up
their strength. They relish Jscott'b it is
free from alcohol
Scott & Howie, IlluomCtUI, N.J. 1J-J4
jjnret Walker, Miss Dorothy Smith)
and Messrs. Sptngue Itigel, F. V.
Dodge, C. F. Dean, Fletcher Stout, It.
J. Tucker and William Fanshcr. Miss
Klhel Davis carried off (he high
score and Mrs. II. L. Porter the
booby prize. Itcfreshments consist
ing of chicken and pimento sand
wiches, cake, niul coffee were served.
The guesls presented Mr. and Mrs.
Cpton with several pieces of hand
painted china,
COURTHDUSENEWS
Reported by Jackson County At
tract Co., Sixth nd Fir SU.
Circuit
Stall Oiigon ex re I F.thel Wi
nur vs. K. , Wuiier, order of con
tempt. W. S. ( lav vs. Aliic Clay, nfli
duvit, oii'hi-.
I. on D, .louts vs. .ludsoit (1. (Io
dic nt id.. cxe-Milion in fotuelosiiie.
Alficd II. .Miller vs. C. A. McAr
I tin i el al iiu'."or of J.icUoii Coun
ty Ilanl;,
Jncksoii County Hank vs. Kuhd
Huynioud ct u!., suit to foreclose
iiortgujje.
Spauldiiig .Miiuufii'.liiiiiig coinpauy
vs. J. F. llopLiiib, nciion lor inoney.
I'robato
I'tnte of Pal rich Noiiiiilc, inven
tory nnd itppniUenii'itt
Ileal Kslntr Tiiuisfeiij
(J. A. Hiiver l ,1. K. .Juliiisen,
laud in -.cc. lO-HH-TW.
Kuril de ItoboHiu to Annie lug
ram, lot II and 12, block
(II, Mcdfotd
W. M. SiM.rlfjger el itx to T.
T. Shaw, laud in see. .1!-:i"-JW.
. ....
Mnr;urct A. (NmiegyB ct ul. to
1. (1. Itcimiiiit, laud in fee.
II-U.S-'JW
Fruitgrowers' Trust & Title Co.
lo V. A. Co lins, part of lot
J I, Crcsdnook Orchu i ds
an
10
I.NTKUUIHIAN AUTO CAIt CO.
TIiiiq Table
Leave Medford dnlly except Bun-
day for Ashiand, Talent and Phoenix
at 8 n, in., 1:15, 3,30 and 6; ID and
10:10 p, m. (Saturday at 11:10 p.
ni.) Sunday lcavo at 8:00 and 11:00
n. m., 1:00, C:00 and 9;3C p. in.
Lento Ashland dally excopt BuniSay
at 9:00 a. m., 12:50, 2:30, 4:30 and
7:00 p, m, and Sunday at 10:00 a.
m.. 13 noon, 4:00. G and 10: .to o. tn.
Notice of Assessment
Califnrnlii'Oicgon I'owcc Company.
H
oeatlon of principal plnre of busl-
ess- han Francisco. California.
Noire is hereby given, that at a
meeting of the directors held on
Wednesday, Oft. 20th, 1016, an as
sessment (Xo 2) of Ono Dollar per
HOTEL OXFORD
Newest and Best in
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
Embodies every convenience and
comfort found In a modorn hotol,
Hot and rodl water, steam heat and
telephone lu every room. Large
)isrful lobby with open fire, Well
Lighted Sample Rooms. Rales
moderato. Auto-bus to all trains,
Mcdford trade especially solicited,
F. W. STREETS, Prop.
-Vv-
DOVou WISH
'COURSE PO,
YOU WUZ.
, VJOULDN'T
LIKE 6E0RSE1
VOU
( WASHINGTON?,
T BELIKE
WlM
fO
shnro was levied upon tho capital
stock of the corporation, parable Im
mediately to the Secretary, at tho
office of tho corporation, No. 131
Lcldesdorff Street, Snn Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on Wed
nesday, December loth, 1915, will
ho delinquent nnd advertised for sale
nt public auction, and, unless pay
ment Is mado beforo, will bo sold on
Wednesday, January 12th, 191G, at
the hour of 12 M., to pay tho delin
quent assessment, together with tho
costs of advertising nnd expenses of
sale.
Dated October 20th, 1915.
A LUX J. ROSIlOltOUOII,
Secretary of California-Oregon Power
Company.
Offlce: No. 131 Lcldesdorff Streot,
San Francisco, Cnllforula,
FOIC HUN'! -IIOUNKICKIU'ING
ItOOMH
FOR ItKNT Moiiorn inVnlshcd
housekeeping rooms, cheap; close
lu. 23 i ICast nth. 208
iron m:nt nousua
FOR HBNT Ten room house, un
furnished or partly furnished; fur
nace. Mrs. J. 10. Watt, phono
38I-J-1. 209
-
FOR RUNT Furnished modern
house. W. II. Kvorhard, 1018 W.
9th street.
FOR RUNT Well furnished modorn
bungalow. 422 South Laurel.
FOR RUNT Col. Sargent'fl placo on
Oaltdala avenue. Inquire of II. II.
Nye or Roy II, Peebles. 225
FOR RUNT House. Tel. 585-J. 2 05
FOH UKNT FUttntniir.ll ItOOMH
FoirRKNT 'Funiisiied'room "lira 2 2
.Smith Central. 208
FOR RUNT Furnished rooniH am'"
also hoiiso keopltiK roomo, clono lu.
30-1 South Contrnl.
1'Olt HUNT MlhCK.I.I.AMCOUH
FOR LHAHH It W7" rivo"r"7)oTtoni
land. Fine for gardening, corn
nnd potatoes, R euro Mall Tri
bune. FOR HALK RKAli ICSTATM
F0il'''sAr.K FaniinnV'Tr'it'lanii')
timber land, land from 5.00 per
aero upwards on long timo. Qold
Ray Realty Co.
FOR HALF .MlHCRnfjAXKOUH
l'oTrrLLK-hi"dobirk
mobile, first class condition. Trav
eled about H.000 iiiIIch. I'rlcu
$300.00. llox O, Mall Trlbuno.
FOR BALIS Nearly now Oliver typo
writer, prlco ?20, Home choice dia
monds at your own prlco. Call at
200 W. Main, Mcdford, Ore. !
FOR SALIC Grain
Phono 591-J2.
hay and wheat.
FOR SALIC Stock beets nnd enrrots
COO per ton, F. L. Caton, Con
tral Point, R. F. D. No. 2, Phono
29x3, 222
FOR SALIC llcardloss and bearded
barley. Phono 30, Dr. Clancy.
FOR 8ALK AnKora goats. Kil
White, Climax, Oro. 312
RICAL KSTATH FOR SALE All
kinds of properly for salo or ex
change. Hold Ray Realty Co.
FOR SALIC Polo mountain buggy,
Reed aH now. Palmer Investment
Co., Modoc Orchard.
FOR SALIC Stamp mill, mining cars
nnd track rail, pumps, hoists, air
compressor, air drills, mining m-a
cblnory, tools and Buppllos, Iron
and hydraulic plpo all bIzcs, at half
price, Address M, care Trlbuno.
WHY?
IT m VOCR RURIMCKN TO 8KIS JIK
Dccause my etoct. tn trado Is to
have optioned at tho lowest cash
price the bost buy In this county.
I have been on tno ground look
ing out for you for the past fire
years. Nearly everyday I havo In
vestigated Bomo "Reed thing," I hare
eliminated everything excopt those
deals which I am convinced will se
cure ma satisfied customers.
In a few hours time I can give you
the benefit of this research. It Is my
business to show you over tho county
aud Introduco you to the possibilities
and opportunities here. See Mcd
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
Kr Wtl Until Ktrwt
.
I . I
Tavwt no
FER ME V
LIKE
I
TUAT IVE
TDOMANY
?
ALL READY!
'u
FOR 8ALK-r-nrwiUAiAICnoUS
FOR " ' SALKclico"lionksBiviiip
turkeys, K. to 20 pounds, delivered
dreaded. Phono 153, Central Point.
207
FOR SALIC Llttlo Club need wheat
raised on new lntid yielding 10
bushels por acre. Jas. Campbell,
Phone 3J1-R. 210
FOR SALIC 1 wagon, 1 buggy nnd
harness, 1 work horse, 1 driving
mare, 1 Jersey cow, cheap, It taken
at onco. Inqulro nt 207 W. Main
street, or Phono S8S-R. 207
FORHALIC Daffodlll bulbs! booth
21, Public Market, or Phono
452-W. 205
FOH MALfc-MrK3TOOX
FOR SALIC 25 shoals. W, J, Hart
zoll, 4G8-J1. 200
FOR.8ALK Oood coR, 2-ycnra. coif
7-weolis, or trado for bay. Phono
CHOC. 206
FOR SALIC 15 horses. 12 heavy
work tnnros. Inquire Vinson's
Darn, N. Riverside Ave 210
HKLP M'ANTICIV AOKNTS
WiANTKD A girl for general house
work. Apply Uox M, care Mnll Tri
bune. WA!n'Kt-n'OAT10Wg
WANTKD Position as lio'UHOkcopor,
references. Address Uox A. A.,
Malt Tribune. 207
WANTICD General housowork by
experienced girl. Address A. L.
care Mall Trlbuno. 205
SITUATION WANTICD Stouogrn
phor nnd offlco ntntt wants posi
tion; locnl roferenco; will go any
where. Address P. O. Uox 413. 205
WANTICD Work by day. hour or Job
by man with team; ulso wo havo
alfalfa, grain, hay and straw nnd
wood for sale. Leo Yoiiug, Phuiiu
7-F4. 221
WANTICD Mlfurni.liA.VKOUH
WANTICD Onions', parsnips, cabbag6
and carrots, lenders Cash Depart
ment Store, Ashland, Ore.
WANTKD TO nUY Or rent, ciikIuo
mould bourd gain; plow, engine
disc gang plow; ulso disc harrow,
spring tooth harrow and Kin In
drill. Give full particulars of
make, size, etc., and best rash
prlco. Apply llox 227, Medford,
Mcdford. 200
WANTICD" llonu 12 Oo' His., Tresh
cow, single farm wagon; stnto prlco
and condition lu firsl letter; no
Junk, llox 18, Mall Tribune. 205
WANTICD TO JIUV -Two or 300
bushels of little club or blue stem
Heed wheat; also 300 bushels bald
or beardless seed barley; eu tons
of alfalfa, ono self dump contrac
tor's wagon, Reply P, O. Uox 227,
Medford. 290
I'OIt cxciianci:
TO ICXCHANCilC Young Irrigated
orchard near .Medford, valuo CUUU
for place of equal valuo near
('.runts Pass, ApplcKatu river dis
trict preferred. Give full details
first lotter. Uox A, Mail Trlbuno.
20G
TOICXCIIANGIC 20oT5o""or 90
acres for business or city property.
G. Allder, Medford, Oro. 209
TO TRADK-ICqulty In new modern
house, flue location, for vacant lota
closo In. C. C. Pierce, Room 427
-M. F. & II. Uldg. 205
FOIUCXCIIANGIC Good 1-4 Improv
ed land lu middle west for country,
city or business horo. U. Allder,
Medford. 207
LOST
car,
Aiilomobllo crnng for
on Crater Laku road. Ro-
turn to Mull tribune and tccclvo
reward. 205
NEW TODAY
I have ouo of the finest outlaying
stuck ranches In tho county. Four
hundred acres nearly all of It Is ag
ricultural land, and halt of It Irri
gated. Fine Improvements, well out
In tho free outrango. About $5000
worth of personal property goes with
It. Prlco $22,000, and a great buy at
that prlco.
Flno little place closo to pavement
In Grants Pass, six acres, some al
falfa, and some fruit. Would trade
clour for Medford property,
C. D. HOON
Room 111, Jiii'toon Count)" Hunk llldg.
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WISM
T6LD
PI6S
HUSIXICSS imiKOTOKY
Auto SuppUcn
LAtinn auto spttiNa co. w
are operating tho largest, oldest
and best equipped plant lu tho Pa
cific northwest. Uso our springs
when others fall. Sold under guar
antee. 2C North Fifteenth St.,
Portlnnd, Oro.
Attorneys
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney., and
....Notary, Room 9, Jackson County
....Dank Uulldlng, Mcdford, Oro.
PORTER J. NICFF, WM. P. MEALBY
Attorneys-nt-Law, Rooms 8 and
9, Medford National Dank bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garnett
Corcy bldg.
O. M. ROUERTS Lawyer.
Mcdford National Dank Building.
DcntlsCi
Dr. W. M. VAN 8COYOO
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Gnrnett-Coroy Uldg., ulto 310
Mcdford, Oro. Phono 8CG.
Collections nnd Jlcportu
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected soma accounts 14 years
old, Wo know how to get the
money. Tho Duttock Morcantlla
Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has
kins' Uldg., 210 E. Main st
ICnglncer nnd Contractor
FRKD'CUMAriNasSnglnoend
contractor, 404 M. F. &. IL Uldg.
Surveys,, estimates, Irrigation
dralnngo, orchard nnd land Im
provement. Garbage
UARflAGE Got your promises
cleaned up for tho Bituinior. Call
on tho city gnrbago wagons for
Kood service. Phono 274-L. F.
Y. Allen.
Instruction In MuMc
IiAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Vtoora
401, Gamott-Corey bldg. Frod AN
ton llalght. piano; Mrs. Florence
llalllday llalght, voice. Phone
72.
Pliyilciiiis und Surgions
DlT F. 0. CARLO W, DR. EVA
MAINS CAIt LOW Osteopathia
physicians, 410-417 Gnrnett-Coroy
bldg., phono 10.1C-L. Residence
20 South Laurel st.
i mM i mw
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician, 303 Gnruett-Corey
building. Phono 130-M.
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to oye,
ear, nose nnd throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist nud Aurlst for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co.
bldg., opposlto P. O. Phono 5C7.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon Phonos, offlco 30, resi
dence 724-J. Offlco hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 0.
DR. 8. A. LOCICWOOD
DR. MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Office
309-310-311, M. F. & H. bldg.
Phonos, rcsldonco 814-J2, office
814.
DR. MARTIN C. HARUER Physi
cian and surgeon. Offlco Pnlni
block, opposite Nash hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J.
T. 0. HEINE, M. D. Eyo, Ear.
Nose nnd Throat. Headaches and
nervous conditions relieved b im
properly fRted glasses. Cross oyes
straightened. Offlco 228 E. Main
st., phono 303. Consultation free.
Printer anil Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO,, has the
bost equipped printing offlco la
southern OroRon; book blndlug,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices, 27 North
Fir st.
Public Stenographer
M T? EDWARnS. SteoRrapher
and Multlgraphlng, Roqms 409-410
Garnott-Coroy building. Office
phono 709-J, resldouco phone
103-R.
Transfer
ICADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front st. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. . - - - T"Tf - - - : . , j
LEARX WATCHMAKING
Tako the right stop now; pleasant,
profitable work not overdone; few
months learning: positions guaran
teed; wrlto for references and partic
ulars. Portland Watchmaking, Ka
gravlni; nnd Optical School. 218 Com
monwealth uidg , t'.ih and AniiPtiyi
I'ortinntl. orvKou. . . .
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