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PZXTEFIVE
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INT
14
WASHINGTON, Ma 30. Presi
Uent Wilson today issued a procla
mation calling upon the people of the
United States to celebrate Flag Day,
June 14, with patriotic exerciser, glv
lag expression to "our thoughtful
Jove of America." The proclamation
follews:
"My fellow ceuntrymen: Many
circumstances have recently con
spired to turn our thoughts to a crlt
icHl examination of the conditions of
onr national life, of the influences
which have seemed to threaten to di
vide our Interest and sympathy, of
forest within and forces without
that teamed likely to draw us away
frorn the happy traditions of united
purpose and action of which we have
lieott so proud.
"It has, therefore, seemed to mo
fit tin k that I should call your at
tention to the approach of the annl-
versary of the day uKn which the
flag of the I'nlted States was adopt
ed hy the congress as the emblem
of the Union and to suggest to you
that it should, this year, and In the
years to come, he given special sig
nificance as a day of renewal and
reminder, a day upon which we
should diiect our minds with u ape
rial desire of renewal to thoughts of
the (duals and principles of which we
have sought to make our great gov
ernment the embodiment.
"I therefore suggest and request
that throughout the nation and, if
possible, in every community, the
1 1 tit day of June be observed aa
Flag Day with special patriotic ex
ercises, at which means shall bu
taken to give significant expression
to our thoughtful love of America,
our comprehension of the groat mis
sion of liberty and justice to which
we have devoted ourselves as a peo
ple, our pride In the history nud our
enthusiasm for the jiolltlcal prog
ress of the nation, our determination
to make It greater and purer with
each generation and our resolution
to demonstrate to all the world Ita
vital union in sontiment and pur
pose, accepting only those as true
compatriots who feel as wo do the
compulsion of this supreme alleg
iance "
PRESIDENT PAYS
TRIBUTE 10 HILL
WASHINGTON. Ma 30. In re'
sponse to a request Pi evident Wilson
today sent this telegram to a St.
Paul editer:
"Along with the great majority of
my fellow count r men, I recognise
in the death of Jamea J. Hill the loss
of a man who has been extraordinar
ily useful in the economic develop
ment of the country. He belonged to
a generation of builders to whom the
country owes a real debt of grati
tude ami in that generation stood
among the foremoM inures."
L
FRKKMOXT. ., Mil .SO.-Muny
distinguished men -.it luinl here to
ility for the deduction of the memor
ial to Kuthert'oiil H. Ilti.w, nine
teenth president t' the United Ktute.
The dedVntinn eMUi-ie were
plunntd n the eliief feature uf the
obxervunce of Memorial !'. The
lending ndlre- and tribute t ihe
lute President Ilue will be given
by t'ltUI'le It. William- l I'llliretnll,
X. J., Who lenhth i nnileti'd u blng
rnpln "t 1'nnlwit Hum-.
EAGLE POM EAGLETS
By A. C Hewlett
Mr. and Mrs Irvtn Dale and their
daughter came out from Medford on
the I. ft K. last Tuesday, and Mrs.
Frank Neil was on the same train
on her way home near Derby. Mr.
and Mrs. Q. W. Austin were on their
way to Butte Fall to attend the fun
eral 9t one of .their old neighbors
in ts uasarreytd tountry, er ago,
Mr. John Moore.
Tuesday evening I received a sum
mons over the telephone owii.riu rue
to be at the court house in Jackson
ville .it i o'i lock p. m. eJutda
a a Usees in tlie iu-,e of State ut
Orrcnn W K. llutlor ar.J ,eord
inilv I started about Vi with Thg
K. Nichols, another witness, reaching
there on tiun. but the taao ws
not called that p w had to so back
again in the niorninK of the 2uth,
and after the jur WjM jmuauelsrt
and five witness wera examined The
jruCi.ilUOB Qu nit mat a QtKUlfce
s
ASKS
LEBRATION OF
A
M JUNE
was made in the Indictment and the
case was dismissed to we probabU
will nil have to be called back In an
other suit. I noticed while I was at
the county seat that the most of the
jurors were fine, intelligent looking
men and that speaks well for the
representatives of Jackson county.
Ijist Thursday we had with us E.
It. Peterson, our school supervisor,
ami he was accompanied by L. J.
Allen of tho extension service pre
paratory college at Corvallls, and C.
P. Ilarkman, who has been spending
a few weeks in llutte Kails, but who
arrived a short time ago from Prince
ton, HI. They were out rounding up
the eighth grade pupils of the dif
ferent schools in the county.
X. W. Slasteu, our town barber,
has got to be quite a regular visitor
at the Sunuyelde.
Miss Hulli Nichols, daughter of
Mrs. IS. O. Nichols, of Medford, who
is now on a visit to Ponnsjlvunlu,
came out Wednesday with her undo,
John Nichols, and Is alternating be.
tween her two uncles and the rest
of her relatives In this section.
Dan Maegley, wlfo and Mr. and
Mrs. George Maegley and daughtor.
Miss Lelalt, and Donald Karnes, of
Rogue Klvor, have been visiting here
with their aunt, uncle, and cousins,
the Frank Lewis family.
Everett Dnlutck has put on another
jitney on tho Ic.-P.-Medford rottto
that makes three Jitneys on that
route and with the P. & K. running
two round trips a day it looks as
though wo would bo able to go to
Medford almost any time, but 1 pre
dict that the last jitney will last
quick as Mr. S. 11. Harnlsh seems to
have the run of the trade and Is
known to be In that and tho livery
business and Frank Lewis Is well
known and Is In business, and be
tween thorn two with all the side help
they receive and the popularity of
the P. &. K. railroad one would think
that a third jitney would stand a poor
Hhow, especially when there Is not
enough business to justify the keep
ing up uf one good machine.
(Win. Nickel and D. T. Patrick were
here for dinner Friday and boforo
Mr. Patrick loft town he renewed his
sub to tho W. M. T. nnd Mis. Ed
Tucker has also renowod liur sub to
tho W. M. T. Thoy are both of
llrownsboro and C. E. Iloyt of Fort
Klamath has also sent the cash to
renew his sub to tho W. M. T.
Goo. Drown and Sons have bought
wool from R. H. Ilroadahaw sbluco
my last report.
Dulbert Meyer and family motorod
through town Saturday morning on
their way to Medford and W. K. llnnt
inel and wife also drove over to Med
ford the same morning.
Edgar l-'ord of llutte Falls took tho
IV & K. for his home Saturday morn
ing, but was so sick that he could
hardly get on the car and then the
conductor held the train for a few
momenta while a friend went to the
drug store for something to relieve
him. Mrs. S. M. Hawk and her
daughter, Mrs. II. L. Vandermark,
were on the train on their way to the
Hawk home near llutte Falls, where
they are to have a family reunion
Sunday, having all the family, con
sisting of father, mother and eight
children together. Mlsa Agnes Allen
of Derby was also on her way home
and so was Mrs. Hon j. Edmonson Jr.
of llutte Falls, and Sir. Coney of
Doiby, and E. A. Hlldreth, also of
H. F he was just returnln from
the county seat where he had been
to help count the voted of the late
election.
II. M. Drown, of Iowa, come out on
the P. & K. and went to the Sunny
side to be met by one of his old time
friends, 1). T. Patrick, whom he ex
perts to visit for a few days.
Mr. Kline, the fruit tree Inspector,
Mrs. Herman Meer Jr. and Miss
Alma Gould wert guests at the Sun
usidv Saturday for dinner.
A number of the people in ttiitf
community woit down to the pienie
i: round Sunday U tore uwuv the
I limber, pick up the paper und do the
vurioii other thing to clean up the
umuuiU.
TIiom- who went to the cireuo at
Medford were the Mansfielda, llene
diem und Walter-., Harold Kubli and
wife, Wexford a ltd Watt.
Lt"ler Lay ton bought the Fern Flat
pluee, where the old baseball grounda
UM-u to b, from Mr. K. J. Kubli.
Among thoiie who purchased new
can. thi week are: Clinton Conk, u
Dodge; Fred Offcjibnchcr. a Dodge;
Hen Watt-, n Forth Frank Cameron.
a Grunt, und Warren Mee, a Ford.
Horn-To Mr. and Mr.. I'uul Kr
ickon, u bubv girl, Saturdu, Hay
'JOth.
He. Lnu held MTvice ut the
-('hoo!huu Kund.iv night.
K. M. iiuriidull and family r,. foicd
out to th AppU-i'Utc H inula .
riix Uii.ii stiiuul wm ojt Fnditv,
Max 1H.
A)i ot the hit;!) achim! .-ruden? ihat
(Tent to nehool all year reeeiwi their
cretin that they triei for with the
exeepuon oK una.
Helen aud Charlu M- of Aplf
j,itir, wltQ pjiiii. bei-u g",ij tu iiLuul
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Of- n'tllf WAULS Of' A
ut Centml Point, gnuluuteil from lugli
hcIkmiI this yeni. Their eommeiieement
iwereinee were Jlny lit. Helen nnd
Cliiirlen look their fiit niul weeoud
yeiir high seluml nt Applegnte.
Mits Story, who wuh to teueli here
next yeiir, sent Honl tlutt mIiu could
nut teitoli ne.t year, o Misb Kiln
Hawlim of Denver Creek school, up
Ilig Applegute, lma been seeiired for
the coming term.
Hurley Munnfielil ami wife went up
to AhIiIhikI Wednesday to tho funeral
of Mr. .Mniifcfield' atepfnther, Mr.
Abbott. .Mr. Abbott eHiue home witlt
them.
A number of the girl from Apple
gate went up to viait school nt Ittich
hiMt Thurwlny.
(llud .Miller left for Jiwepli, Or..
Friduy night in emnwny with Mi
1'nge nnd mother nnd Mr. O'Harn.
Ihter I.ayton miulo a hiMiiuiH trip
to JaekHouville Inst week.
John l'eruoll went to Jnckftomille
Sunday in Fernoll's new Oakland.
.Many Anhlwxl people enme through
here Sunday mhertixing the celebra
tion July !, .1 and tl, nud many Ap
plegate m'ojile nre counting on going.
Many people umuml are talking
about the front getting all the roe.
but it look, like there are mnnv flow
ers it round here for Decoration day.
Fred Offunbaeher motored to Will
uims creek Sunday.
.Mr. Millet Iikk retnnied to his home
in Steamboat, which ia h foiuteeu
tnile walk. .Mr. Millet said that it was
quite n walk for a man of his age,
but that he walked out to vote for
Curley Wilton, ami it took him all day
to make the trip, juat getting' here in
lime to vote.
I .oik Hioe of Itueh was aoriomdy
hint while vaulting when the polo
broke, causing her to full und hurt
her buck.
BUTTE FALLS BOBBLES
('. II. ItiuiK hl.i Utt Satiiiday for
hi- home in Indiun.ipoli-, Ind.
Mi. Fo. and children visited the
Abbott'- Saturday and Sunday.
Mro. Ulnier Hoef utarted for IVli
run bay Saturday afternoon to join
her hufcband, who. i working there.
Mr. Fox took her to Cat Hill. Mr.
Hoef met her there.
Howard Vradonburg, One Mom-.,
Churlen Fatton ami Merrill Stewart
left Saturday for Pelieun bay to k
during the Mimtner.
Mr. Hay 8iieneer and Mi- Alleue
Mnhoney left Saturday to i-it their
i.ter, Mr. Clevenger, of Tuleut.
Glenn Alberts left for bw home neur
Tuleut Saturday.
ifr. Kee relumed frjm Ahlund
Katurduy, where be had lieeii M-it-utg
her daughter, Mr. Iiuchuiiun. II r
little granddu tighter, Loua, eaine with
her.
Tom Walker and family of Kdsull
eronsing were up Sumlay to viit hi
bitter, Mr. Stewart.
Mr. Farker went to hiw ranch ubove
here Mnduy.
O. W. Hur'.er und family and Mrn.
Hemice Ha'.er and Miss Jlesie
ChuiulM-r motored to Medford Monday
to attend t'r.r trti., tt'ifnir;k- that
evening.
Itu t'uriiir .-. out to Mi iJ lord
MVnda to utfr.d tfj' show.
f4yd Stanley left Monday for the
Stanley rannfc.
Hen F.dioone)on and children went
out to kfedforfl Tuesday oii a vuit to
friend.
Mr. Uieburdsuu und childu-u went
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to JaekHouville TuvMlny to visit hor
mother.
Mr. Hawk went to the valley Tnea
duy for u short viwit.
Mr. nud .Mi. StiHldiud relurned
from .Medford Saturday, where thoy
had been on bu wines.
Mrs. Abbott lvturuud from Ktigle
Point Thursdny, where she hum been
vifiting her mid, Frank Abbott, and
family.
Del win Chihpill ami Will llughea
returned home fiom l'elicuy buy
Tuesdny exeuiiig.
llert Hnrr made u Ifip to Central
Point this week- His mother und sis
ter, Maude, returned with him to their
old home mi Sipuiw crcok. The latter
ha? been teaching m the Central Point
school for the pant nine months.
Homur Stephuiiboii, who has been
employed in the Itogtie Iliver valley
for Home time, is ut home for a while.
Mia F.lla Itollings und Did Dorn
motored to Adegnto Suturday.
K. J. Hartley, the i.et. blacksmith
of the Applcgate, visited Palmer one
day last week.
Miss Pearl Wntkinx visitwl with
Miss Font PhilliMi u few duya last
week.
The antimony property of thia dis
trict is being dovoloKd by ICisor &
Helm of Sun Franeisco. Much valu
able shipping ore is being brought to
tho surface, fifteen men being em
ployed. Kric Andereon of Copper haa pur
chafed new car.
John Wait vieitml Hogue Itivor val
ley town one day twia week.
W. C. IVuit haa returned to hie ohl
stniuMiig grounds after a prolonged
absence of a year.
Ira Cotfmnu, Harry Hnwxworth
and Iru Sencer have made a rich
strike of antimony on olaitn Xo. U,
hImhc diseoery in the antimony belt.
John Louden and wife have left for
a trip to northern Washington.
Hurn' Wnwjtworlli made a trip to
Medford Thursday, inturning Frily.
Tou l(o-- made a business trip to
Gold Hill Thursday.
William l.oiiileii bus reeeied a eon
truet to haul the nntiuioiiy ore from
the mine ( J.i k-ousilf for -.liijiiiK'iit .
fcejiortad by Jauksou Couaty Ab
traat Co . Mlith and Mr 8U
Clrmiit
Mcdfoxl l.lictrie Co. -. 1I..II Ac
Ittitx et ul-. inMiec ill lien.
Fust N'ltioiiul Hunk s William T.
)"ier et ll.. ilefuillt. (Itcrir.
Clareii'f I Pierce -. I il o Med
fold, ple.i in .iliiitement, ilmim n r.
Archie .ii -oit s. ('. II. Oucm-, li--niiirrer.
ZA
WATKINS IISPERS
ICOURTHOUSENEWS;
CHOICE GARDEN TRACT
AND HOME PLACE - $950
r'hi-rooej roture, pflra tract, berries, flowers, shade, Just
tike flacr for a little biumi aad Krdeo tract I'aMnK 138$. X0, sew
cr nOO.::, sldiwaU 170 ;, all ial3 tn full. J-ot !HxM7. gsndy
loam soil. Dest city projiorty of this kind wo have crer offered.
Total-price, 9B0.
BENNETT INVESTMENT CO.
Ileal I&ttAte, tAvsa, IWntali, inouronoe,
1(W Wet .Mala. rtwuw 7UO
By AhernjHow's This?
-fO HAVE VOU PAlMT
50ft CDPt'BC FOfS AROUND Tllf
ANO A RlH& 01 IX)1)&HN01S
AMD A WHlfEiFlSH inJSIDH AMD PUT
CfifiAMfil? ONlOMS OMTbP
CQVtW TilC HAT WITH
A COAT Of VAKrJlStl!
TO tlvu i f--w "
yfn.nR i-.r-f MC TAlri
iii itOC liKUsVl- t WANT
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Hunk of Mngduliuo vh. Minnie A.
MeKee, dissolving uttnuhinrnt.
M. II. Wiipple va. Mary A. Whip
ple, affidavit, niiHwvr.
Karl Pardons v. D. T. Law ton et
ux, decree.
S. A. Curl to u et us va. llroadiuoor
Farms, overruling demurrer.
First Saving Hunk & Tntxt Co.,
vs. Minnie A. MeKee et nl., overruling
demurrer.
Jiiekson County Hunk vs. J. W
KirkiMitrick et u, miit in equity.
Mamie K. Itiddle et ul. vs. Charles
W. Isuacs et ul., suit fur partition.
Clurence K. Fads vs. Hessie
Thtdiipsou et ul., suit to ipiiet title.
It. II. Toft vs. Charles H. Dill field
et nl., foi-eclostire.
fl. W. Kenuunl vs. Albert Muekully,
foieelosure.
llogue Hiver Valley Cnnnl Co. vs.
Mury McKay ami Mm. Oscar Black
ford, suit in equity.
J. F. Ituddy , Jaekaon County
Hank, suit for partition.
W. W. Olnsgow gt nl v. Kdgor J.
Kiefe et al., forei'loeuro.
Lueiuilu Slover h. Alnuro Slover,
order mnl nffiduvit.
II. K. Hadger vs. It. II. Freelund,
nffidavit.
Jackson County Hank va. J. W.
ICirkmtnek et ux., answer.
II. A. llanaeom va. K. W. Wall et
al., default decree, eoata.
Mury A. Iturman va. Clinrlea Ilur
inan, summons.
'buries Zimmerman va. F. (1. Math
iaon, default, decree, eoata,
1L F. Peart et nl. v. F. W. Carnu
liunT answer.
John K. Hoppin vh. Janioa M.
Fnrna et si., confirmation of Mile of
nml projierty.
John K. Hoppin vs. George A. Ho
ver et nl., confirmation of sale.
State vs. A. P. Jtarney, not guilty.
State vs. Arthur Diltx, guilty.
Stale vs. Mrs. A. J. Pierce, not
guilty.
State va. Fulton Smith, guilty.
I'robnlo Court
S. I. Wilson estate, oath of exeuu
trix. James 1C. Header estnte, final re-jsij-t.
A. W. Helsby eatate, mnt of pub
lication, affidavit of itoating.
Vfc P. It. Wood eatwto, final ac
count. MuubiK" LiceiiMw,
H.inev K. Wilcox nnd Kthel I). Kur
il. tt.
Flunk .loin'- und Mulvint (loodwiu.
Fr.ink 11 Hurriiitiju und Myrtle M.
If.llllsCX
HmiiiIi Oi.-or .tiiil Thoi'v John
ston ELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepnckago
prbves it. 25c at all drtifjfiists.
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We cBfT One Huu vil tvill.m t. il f'r
cttc nt I'ttinU ItMt uniii t br uri-.l f Hil
Cstsna lr.. a rujM (.(( T-lrt 0
Xt, tb tirdfrtn.'il, bt k"" ' ,
Chtr fr Ihf lt is yft. tnd h.'1l lilm
tcttfctly boBomUle In nil buls ui rtii
inj flmiKlall; able to suttj eut ta) oUlitl"i.
tr b.. ton op roMMr,,M.n.
TolwW, Ubl.
TlsU'n Catarrh Cat ! taktn Intcrnallr, atlR
Jlrltr ln lb bliwl dJ aucniw nurtarM of
tb MtlMo. Ttlin(Hilnl nent tit. I'rl 7
nt tr bottl. 14 br all Drunstd'.
I'ake Haifa fatally fill for eomtlpatbm.
FOll IlKNT nOCBK
FOU UKNT Strictly modern house
with parage, furnished or unfur
nished. 610 W. Jackson st. CO
FOU UKNT Small house with cooil
garden, fruit, and chicken yard,
lnnulro S38 lleunct Ave. 60
FOH ItRNT -MlSUEMiAKKOUH
FOR 11BNT Pasturo, good feed,
fences, plenty of water. W, II.
Stewart. 62
FOU IlKNT MOCftUICKBI'ING
HOOMH
FOR UBNT Furnished liousckeep
tng rooniB, doslrable, convenient;
also C-room house furnlslaHl. All
close In. Phone (558-J or call 31C
IN. Central. 62
FOR RUNT Cosy furnlahed house
keeping rooms, closo In, $5 month.
Lights, wator, ros, bath, l'hona
820-X.
lOU UKNT rUKMHUICI) APTH.
FOR RUNT Apnrtmont for rent.
frho Ilerbcn, 10 Quince.
FOU HA1,H rtOUHIifl
FOR SALVV-ElKbt-ioom house,
acre fine enrdon laud; $860. Call
nt prciulsoa, 10C3 Court at.
l'Olt H.VMClLWCHliS
FOR SALE Kxcopttonnl bargain for
quick sule, 100 acres, close In, ex
cellent soil, uttrnctlvo lo.cutlon;
will appeal ns a homo or invest
ment. Price $fiu per acre. No.
agents, ita I cannot pay aouuulsslon
ou price asked. Addresa P. O.
ilox 892, Medrord, Oro., for ap
'polntuienl. 00
FOU HAi.iv Mruwno
KOR HA i?ic50 " head Vr ewes iuid
Inmbs, young cow aud calf 3 daya
old. Phono KC'J-H. 02
FOR SALE Oroy tonm wolghlng
ubout 1400. and ono grey horao
weighing about 1700. Ills Pines
Lumber Co. tf
KOIt HALE SIIHt,T;iiIiA7fKOUB
KOR S A LlfrChoiciTnlf at fa liny, $10
per ton In fluid. Solder's Dairy,
Phone 201-J3.
FOR SALE Iron bod, aprlnga and
iiirtttreas; used ono year, l'uono
393-11. 00
FOR SALE-flood, clean uflafla hay
In fltild ut $10 per ton. Shorty
(larnett, Rom Lauo. 00'
FOR SALE At a bargain, inodorn
pltnnblng, includliiK laundry tubs,
7-room furnace and all piping;
complete. Ilox H, Mall Tribune.
DO
WANTItlv nrrci.tTio.NH
GIRL wauta jioaltloii to do houso
iwork. Phone 7-F1SJ. 69
WANTED nnruMainNKOUn
WANriciV-fimall trae'rof froTu 5 to
10 acres; give detail and price.
Address K. M., P. O. Ilox OtiQ. 61
WANTED Second hand auto on
payments; give full pitrtlrulara in
Hiisttpr. Ilox 709, Medford. GO
WANTKl"0n busliela of wheat.
III. O. Knders ft Sons, Ashland.
Ore. 69'
WANTED TO nUY Horsea oTaad
die type, and heavy homes. Dr.
Helms, 111 No. Fir. Phono 308.
WANTED Children to board In
country during June, July nnd Au
gust; terms reasonable; reference.
Hoosy Slaters, Rout 2, Box 67-11,
Phone 784-W, Medford. 00
I'OIt IKUllA.tCJK
TO TRADE -200 ueroa, 80 cleared,
In crop, Jeff, county, under new ir
rigation plan, $30 per are, going
higher, for Improved, near Ceutral
Point A. W. Freeberg, Oaaton,
Oregon. 73
P
OAHH WANTKI)
80 acre Bear Creek bottom, 70
acres In cultivation, alfalfa, fruit and
grain, easily Irrigated. Less than
3 miles from Medford. $C80 cash.
One ot the beet buys in Jackson
county. 8ay when aud 1 will show
you.
J. C. BARNES
mu wmi mIb Ht
Phon 76U
Real Estate
Will sell a seeu room modem
home nely painted aud iu excellent
condition lth large lot. Total
prie $1400. Terms of $300 cash,
balance $15 month with only S per
cent interest.
CHEAPKR THAN' TtEKT
E. S. TUMY
10 tfurudlt-Corey Uldg. t
WHY
IOST On road to shland. a sliver
U'enh baR with ttrse Insid con
taining some money. Return to
'Mall Tribune.
IIUS I BSS Ol 'I'ORTGN TI 8
FOR SALE Confectionery, 'one of
beat locations' In Medford, centrally
located, well equipped; terms en Mi.
AJdress 121 B. Main. 59
HUSIAWW nmncrroHY
Auto hurt'tlcs
LAHER AUTO BPRINQ CO. Ws
arn operating tho largest, oldest
and bcEt equipped plant in tho Pa
cific northwest. Uso our spring!
when others fall. Sold under guar
antee 26 North Fifteenth St.,
Portland, Ore.
Attorneys
OF.O. W. CHERRY -Attornoy and
Notary, Rooms 9-10, JackBon Coun
ty Bank Uulldlng, ontranco N.
Central, Medford, Oro.
PORTER J. NBFF Attorney nt law,
rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National
Banlc Duildlntr.
A. E. REAME8, LAWTER Oarnett
Corey bids.
Q. M. ROI1BRT8 Lawyer.
Medford National Bank Building.
Collection.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected somo account!! 14 yonrs
old, Wo know how to get the
money. Tho Buiioclc Mercantile
Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2. 3, Hfts
klns' Uldg., 21C E. Miiinst.
DonUsts
Dr. W. M. VAN 8COTOO
DR. O. O. VAN 8COTOO
Dentists
Qnrnctt-Coroy Bldg., nlte
Medford, Oro. Phone 866.
Collections und Reports
111
DR. FRANK ROBERTS Dentist.
M. F. &. II. Bldg. Office Hourt
8:30 to 12; 1 to C. Phono 007-R.
Engineer and Contractor
FRK D N. 0 DMM rNasSnglneer and
contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg,
Surveys,, eotltnatou, Irrigation
dralnngo, orchard and land lm
proromont.
Iiisiiranco.
EARL S. TUMY aonornl Insurance
office., Flro, Automobllo, Accldont
Liability, Plate Olnss, Contract
and Surety Bondn. Excollent com
panies, good local service. No
210 Qamott-Coroy Bldg.
Instruction In Mnlc
FRK D ALTON" I lViGHtV teachor'of
piano and harmony. Composer
1 nnd nrrnngor of music. Hnlght
Music Studio, 401 Oarnott-Coroy
building.
BLISS HEINE Tonchor of Violin.
MuhIc furnished for all occnalona,
Prlnofi rcnsonablo. Studio 1121 13.
Main St., Phono 303-J2.
Garbage
OARBAOE' Get your irremDei
cleaned up for the summer. Cap
on tho city garbnge wegona foi
good Borvlco. Pbone 374-L. T
Y. Allen.
Physicians and Burgeons
DR. P." Q? CARLOW, 5r! EVA
MAIN8 CARLOW Ostoopathle
physicians, 410-417 Oarnett-Corey
bldg., phone 1030-L. Rosidenc
20 South Laurel sL
DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostoopathti
physician, 303 Oarnett-Corej
building. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Pbyfllclan nnfl
surgeon. Practice limited to eye
ear, nose and throat. Eyes eclen
tlflcally tested and gUascn sup
pllod. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P
R. R. Co. Office M. F. & II Co
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667
DR. R W. CLANCY Physician and
aurgeon Phonos, office 30, resl
dence 724-J. Office hours, 10 tt
12, 2 to 6.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Pbyal
clan and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J,
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD Y'rV.NTINCI "coV has "the
beat equipped printing otflco In
southern Oregon; book binding
looiie leaf ledgers, billing systems,
to. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir st.
Transfers
KADH TRANSFER & 8TORAQK CO
Of floe 42 North Front st. Pbou
316. Prices right. Benito au&r
anteed
Sowing Machine
8INOBR SRWINO MACH1NHS FOB
SALE OR RENT Some nsed ni
ehlnes also for sale. Cleaning and
repairing. Baldwin Piano for salt
from factory to customer. Resl-
-anpA 4K Rn Ponlrit Pbnna SQO
NEW TODAY
Some income property lu eastern
Wuahtngton is offered iu exchange
for good free soil laud in the center
of the valley It Is valued at $11,000
and has a very small Incumbrance.
Brings about $200.00 a wtMitA.
A fine lot oh South OakUala la of
fered In exchange fur elaae-ln acre
age. Hoon-Cathcart Co.
Phono 107
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