MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", THURSDAY, 'AUOFST 1910
WRITERS ASK
HUGHESQUERIES
AS 10 POLICIES
Authors State They Have Little Inter-
1 est as to Parties hut Deep Interest
in Democracy Specific Statement
Asked as to What Hughes Would
Have Done if President.
. NEW YOHK. Aug. 3 On Iti-liall'
of committee of distinguished Anicr
icu n writers, the executive primp met
lit the Hotel ltiUniorc anil gave out
the following open It-tfei-:
''To the" Honorable . Charles E.
Hughes:
"The professional writers who sigt
tliis letter have small interest in par
ties, lint a very ileep interest in dem
oerney. It is our hope, through this
voluntary association, to assist in the
promotion uf honest, eilueatiiiiial ili
eussion in onler that fiinihinienlal
issues, miiy not be decided in preju
dice, and ignorance.
Wilson's Beliefs Known,
"Mr. Wilson's heliefs have hecn ex
pressed in law and in declared poli
t'ies. He has made an open record by
which tie mil v be judged. Wise choice
is not possible unless you yourself
make equally specific statement of
purposes and convictions.
"Without intent to offend, we feel
justified in charging that in no single
public utterance have you filed a bona
lide hill of particulars, nor have you
offered a single constructive sugges
tion. Generalities aro without value
blanket criticism is worthless.
HKciflc Slutosment Asked.
1 "Whni we desire to Know, what it is
fair that tie electorate should know
arc the exact details of your disagree
ment with President Wilson. What hti
lie done that you would not have done
and what has he failed to do fhat you
would have done or propose to do7
Honesty and patriotism demand that
you put yourself upon record in such
manner as to permit people lo .pidge
you. as Ibey are now able lo jud.L
President Wilson. For example
"1 Would vou have filed instnnl
protest against tin- invasion of l$el
glum and backed up that protest with
the t'nitcd Stales navy?
"'! It is arrant nonsense lo lull,
nooui acnon unit would nave pre
vented the i.iisilania tragedv. The
vague advertisement did not appear
Until shortly before the hour of sail
ing. The occurrence was one of these
things that civilization has made the
world regard as incredible. The only
nonesi question is tins: YA ould you
have broken relations with llcrinany
ut once'
"j" Would you have urged upon
congress an embargo upon the ship
ment of munitions Id the allies'
"4 Would you urge universal com
pulsory military service
Oiliest inned as to llucrLi.
''.") You are frank in slating that
Iluerla's morals were of no concern
to America; does (bis mean that you
would have recognized Illicit. i.'
"(i---As matters sland today, would
you be in l'u voi' of intervening in
Mexico 1
"T Hoes you it f tuck upon the Wil
son shipping hill mean that you arc in
favor of ship subsidies
"8 You speak cnthuMu-tienlly of
the rights of the worker. Docs this
imply that you indorse the Clayton
nuti-trust law and Hie seaman's bill
Or will you urge their repeal ?
The Federal Unserve, Law.
' "P- What are your specific com
plaints against the federal ic-crvc
law?
"ill As governor of New York,
you opposed the income tax amend
ment; does this antagonism persist?
l)o you or do you not believe in pay
ing for preparedness out of a lax u
incomes, inheritances and inunitiousT
"We agree with you that it U u
'critical period. tar I ritical
indeed for candidates to talk in terms
of office seeking rather than in the
simple earnest language of definite
Americanism.
"Ucspcctrnlly (-ignctli
"Samuel Hopkins ''Adams, Knv
.Stannard linker, Klli Parker Butler.
L. Ames ISronn, Haute liarton. Irvin
Cobb, Wadsworth Camp, .1. O'llara
Co-grave, Slnughtou Coolcv, William
h. Chcnery, (leorge Creel, .lame.'
Forbes. Frederick C. Howe, Oil-on
Gardner. Ftcdcriek Stuart lrccnc.
Olive- llcrford. I'rof. I.oiti- .lohn-on,
lticlmid Lloyd Jnnics, Peter 11. Kyne.
Percy MacKuye, A. .1. McKelwny,
Iliiii M.mle.v. Meridith Nichols .
hrrt .lav Nock. Harvey J. Olliggin-.
Charles Johnson Po-t. Kugene Man
line Rhode-. William Mrl.eod llniiic,
Poardinnn Ii. thin-on. .lohn !!ced. Opic
Rccil, Kdgar Schvyu. Wm. I.cavitt
Stoildard. Lincoln Stettin-. Augii-tu-Thotna-,
I'lal.k Y. Ilooiiinn, (iforgc
Wc-I."
Why Smokp Bit Cipirs
. Vt'beo Lft Gondas are oply 10o
IN1TK1) STATICS I.ANII OFFICE,
Reselling, Ore., Aug. 2. This circu
lar letter is intended, as reply lo the
many letters of iuuuiry coming to this
office, relative to the Oregon & Cali
fornia Railroad grant lands.
A list of these lands,. by township
md range in the several counties
within the lioseburg hind district, will
lie mailed to anyone requesting such
list, for ii ny particular county, or the
lists '.'or the intiii, ili-iriet will be
ent, if desired.
Iia.-cd on the list of lands given
in the decree o fthe court, the approx
imate acreage of unsold railroad
lands in the several counties of Ibis
district, at the time the suit was in
stituted, was us follows;
Lincoln, (UO: Benton, 27,71(1;
Linn, llli'JU; Lane, 3(111.110; Doug
las, (ill7,:l(il; Coos, 1(1(1.(120; Curry,
8-10(1; Josephine, 17-'.4lill; Jackson,
4-H..'Xi(l ; Klamath. 1:1,440. Total 1,
ti!)0,:i2(i. In addition to the above lands there
Lire other railroad lands in several
of the eoiiutius minted, that at the
lime uie sun was liisiitutcil, were iin
surveyed, and hence not included ill
(he list given in the suit, hut coming
as well under the decree.
This office lias no map for distri
billion, but will furnish township
plats showing location of all vacant
laud and unsold railroad land, at $1
per township. In ordering township
plats, both (he range and township
number must be given, and remittance
should be made by certified check or
L. S. postal money order, payable to
K. If. Turner, IScceivcr. Personal
cheeks may not be received in pay
ment. This office is not at present in a
position to give advice us to the char
acter of the laud in any locality, and
can not ntlcmpt lo advise anyone in
this regard.
'flic Act of Congress approved
June !l, litlli, which revests title lo
these unsold lands in the United
Stales, provided that the lauds shall
first, he classified in the field as (1)
power site lauds; (2) timber lands;
(') agricultural lands. Power site
lands uie withheld from entry sub
ject to present and Inline legislation;
timber lands are such lands having
'lOO.IlOO or more feet of timber lo the
10-acrc siih-division, " agricultural
hinds include all lands not classified
as power sile and timber. Agricultu
ral and limber lands arc subject lo
mineral exploitation and entry under
existing mineral land laws, except
(hat title to the limber thereon may
not he acquired by mineral entry.
The timber on the timber lands will
lie sold for cali, under some plan of
competitive bidding to be later deter
mined by the secretary of the inter
ior. While Hie limber may be placed
on sale in large bodies, yet the plan
id' sale will provide that any legal
subdivision may on application of a
qualified purchaser be offered for
sale separately before being included
in a larger unit. T'or limber thus
purchased, a reasonable time will be
given for its removal, alter which
the laud becomes open to entry under
the homestead laws. Patent will be
issued for the timber alone and such
timber will be subject lo the taxing
power of the .-.late.
The land classified as agriciilt ura
.land will become open to entry unde
the general provisions of the home
-tend law, with certain mollification
relative to cultivation, and opened
Act of September, which states
that "the president may provide for
the opening of lands bv settlement in
advance of entry, by drawing, or by
some siici: mot noil as lie niav deem
advisable," under such regulations a
may be promulgated by Hie secretary
of the interior within Hie scope of
tliis act. The opening of Ilic railroad
lands will follow some such general
plan us given in said act. In addition
to the usual homestead fees and eoui
mis.sjnns, ,(( (.(.its M'r acre must be
paid tor the land when enlrv is al
lowed, and f'2.00 per acre at the time
of making proof. Commutation proof
will not apply to the-r lands, nor wiil
patent be issued until eiitrvmnn lias
resided upon ami cultivated the land
for a period of three years, proof of
which mnt be mndc'withiu live vein's
from date of entry. The area requir
ed for cultivation .shall be such as to
satisfy the secretary of Hie interior
that the entry was made ill good In. Hi
for Hie purpose of settlement. Only
pcr-ons qualified to enter hind under
the home-tend law may enter this
railroad laud. Kxecption js mnde of
such per-oiis who air ot hoiwjse if::;!
itied. but win, have exercised their
home-tend fights, and who siii.-e De
cember 1. ItiLI, have re-idcd upon the
land. To siteli p,T-on, pteletencc
right i- ai-o given, and -ai-li per-oti
may n!-o enter the subdtvi-iou having
more llirin ::im.lliul leet ol limber, on
which his improvements are located.
The work of elassili. ntion of llic-e
lands in the iield was beyuu August 1,
eittie xii i,. r-VJ 1 i.. .I T , ittt ..St,.. 11
K.-:.,.- W I LL I A IV FO X PRODUCTION! f'i'l
...-t. ::. v, . ...--..-....y . .'....:i-..;:i..;:;.twvfis....:y..A.-.;-,tA,i.rtK;t,;,..
Thedii Iiara a Laura (iubhlns, in a masterful Film Drama. the
great International star in this drama acta with unusual foreo, a role of
heart Interest which excels ill intensity her former triumphs. It lias a
moral with a "Heart Punch."
l!l(i, In Jackson and Josephine conn-
tics. The classification will proceed j
norib, and will probably be completed ;
some time in 1017. While no definite
information may be given us to when
any of these lands will be thrown open
to entry, yet it is stated on the au
thority ot (hose having charge of the
work of classification that certain
bodies of land in Jackson and Jos
ephine county may be opened for en
try some time the latter part of this
year. At Ibis time no more definite
iiiformatioii may be given out in re
gard thereto. Yerv respect fully,
W. 11. CANON, Hcgistcr.
1!. K. Tl'KXKH, lieeeiver.
Roported by Jackson County Ab
Btract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts,
Circuit.
l'irst National Bank of Mcdford vs.
M. A. Hadcr.d ecree.
J. 1. Caso Threshing Machine Co.,.
. Ilonry J. LeC'lair, et al, summons.
1). L. Cordon vs. .1. O. Sable, to re
cover money.
S. P. ltuchei t vs. Eli Daliaek, fore
closure.
.lames It. O'Uelrno vs. Spencer S.
liullis, ct al, demurrer.
First National Hank of Ashland vs.
T. .1. and .lonnie Greer, transfer of
judgment.
it ed lord Grocery Co
vs. C. L.
Kearsley, et ux, order of
Hon.
conririua-
Al. P. Sehtnltt vs. It.
It. Public
Service Corporation, older
to release
goods.
It. H. r.radsliaw vs. W.
Nuding,
order overruling demurrer.
Aimen Chiplcy Pawn vs. Wilbur
W. Dawn, interlocutory decree.
State vs. Merle Reynolds, order.
W. F. Warden vs. John A. Torncy,
confirming sale.
W. A. Turner vs. Uihvin P. Hughes,
ot al, foreclosure.
.1. D. Slums vs. .lames It. Hayes,
et al, lien.
W. C. Udmojiils vs. James It. Hayes
et al, lieu.
W. 11. Kdmouds vs. James 1!.
Hayes, et al, lien.
Glen Galley vs. II. F. ltcese, et
ux, default, judgment, costs.
Adeline Schoonfclil, et al vs. David
II. Palmer, ct al. summons.
K. V. Carter, et al, vs. K. T. Staples
et ill, afl'adavit for order to serve
summons by publication. Order to
serve.
II. II. Helms, et ux, vs. Wallace.
Johnson, et ux, undertaking an ap
sieal.
Pmliatc.
A. .1. Itandall. estate. Order tor
final settlement.
Ura (I ley O. Moore, estate, adtnlnis
trators' bond.
John T. I.ayton. estate, ami tided
report of sale.
Arthur I'. Stover, estate, petition
to appoint administrator. Order ap
pointing administrator.
liiiil I'Xafo Transfers
isan.'ic A. Arinst l ong, et ux.
Alice M. Jane-, land in sec.
2", T. ::7, it. l w $ ih.uo
NOTICE GI!l.ZI,li:s.
The regular meeting of the Griz
zlies will lie held tonight at the
public library at S o'clock. A largo
attendance Is desirinus as there Is
Important business to bo transacted.
Xs3 failed TreeioJ
AMother's Desire- XMotWj-Is
That's a loyal and natural feeling nil tnothem hnvo. Then make
your dcsir an nratlc,, l,y intnif 'Mother's Friend." Its heneticiul
qualities w lil conserve y,,ur own health mid strt-tigtii and make baby's
coming easier mid It future health Keeure. Get U at your drungist.j
Send for the free Look. - y
-jTK.BrHildBfguUtoTC.
tV d '
Miss liertlui Wolvcrton left Fri
day for a week end visit with her
friend, Miss Elizabeth Gore of .Mcd
ford. Frank Elliott ami family motored
down from !edlord Sunday, spend
ing the day with relatives on Foots
creek. Mr. ami Mrs. Charjes Wultl
accompanied them up the creek and
Elliott and family have just recently
returned from an extended auto
trip through Yellowstone Park,
thence to Denver and home through
California points.
Mrs. F. E. Wtahl was down from
Mcdford the latter part ot the week,
getting the remainder of their house
hold goods ready for shipment to
Mcdford.
Mrs. C. I). Wolvcrton and her
sister, Miss Francis ltoss. were bust
ness callers in Grants Pass the latter
part of the week.
"Mr. .1 II. Porter has the earliest
sweet corn on Itiverside. Ho lias
marketed several dozen cars lu Gold
Hill this week.
C. E. Iloyd Is getting his boxes
preparatory to marketing his pears in
the near ruturo. Mr. Iloyd raises flno
pears on his ranch, having taken two
prizes ut the San Francisco Expos!
Hon.
Messrs. Herbert Mathews and Tom
Dorsey urc just completing a fine new
garage on the lto'alis ranch.
Mrs. F. E. Matteson returned to
Medl'urd Monday to resume her du
ties as stenographer at the Producer's
Fruit Association, having enjoyed a
short holiday.
'. 1). Woolverlon lias just coin
lileted a ten-day's job of baling al
falfa nit the Sleepy Hollow ranch.
P. J. Sch.'iumbui'g was a Jackson
ville caller Hie Inst of (he week.
.Miss Anna McKeown and Mr. Dick
Huge 1 wcrt. dinner miosis Sunday at
tile Jacobs home.
J. II. Porter ninl family picniced on
Ward's Creek Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceorgc It. Alder a
compauied by Mr. ami Mrs. F. E
Matteson. laolored lo Crescent City
Saturday, returning Sunday evening
They report a very pleasant trip, and
one equal In beniily to that to Crater
Lake. For variety of scenery and
oxi il ing thrills, it cannot be beaten
C. E. Ho.mI's father and sister from
Cottage Grove linve been visiting him
the past week. The Iloyd family and
guests were Medlord visitors Sunday
Mr. and Mr.;. .1. I'etey Wells were
quests at the Itonlis ranch Tuesday.
Mr. and .Mrs. 1 1. D". Jones were
week cud Visitors tit the G. It. Allien
home, returniim to their homo on the
mountain Monday.
George. Jneobs is busy getting In
his crop of hay.
ing liiiu.
Mr. ntid Mis.
planning to lenve
for a trip to Crat
Dick Engel is holp-
I). II. Stead are
Saliinjay afternoon
r Luke. They will
'accompany Mrs. I ptolt of Gold tllit.
Mrs. Wm. M'Kayl and mother,
McKay will leave Thursday for Cot
tage Grove, whi le they will spend
their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony of Oakland
arH visiting .Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Fish, who are old lime friends.
Mr. Lester Fav ami wile, anil
a Healthy B aby
?"1 limai fllAj Atlinl.r.., k-
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RIVERSIDE RIPPLES
mother and Mrs. Hoy Yost and Miss!
Irene Primer, left for Crator luku
Wednesday morning. They will ro
turn by way of Klamath Falls and
visit till places of interest on the way.
'Mrs. A. Hoara entertained with a
dinner party last Saturday evening,
in honor of Miss Dorothy Smith of
Gold Hill anil Miss Florence. Trow
bridge of Modford, who have been
visiting Miss .Maliel llearn tho paut
Week. Covers were laid for 12. The
guests were: Misses Dorothy Smith,
Florence Trowbridge, Elizabeth Gore,
Edith Johnson, ltoso Lehners, .Mil
dred Elmer, Kiitherliie Klc, Juuiiitti
Furry, Koberta Gore, Sybil Furry uud
tlertha Woiverton.
Flora Provost of Ashland and
lleatricu Simmons of Medlord, guests
of Alice Heaeraft aro among tboso
who left for the Oregon Caves Jlon
day morning.
Among thoso who attended "The
Birth of a Nation'' from Phoenix on
Saturday evening were: .Mrs. William
orless and family, Airs. Fred Furry
mil daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Coleman and Mr. and Mrs, Andrew
lleariis
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson ro-
turned to their home in Oakland
ill., Tuesday, after having visited
numerous relatives and friends in
tho valley.
Hiss Moure of Medford Is visiting
Mrs. J. W. llailiic.
Miss Marion Towne was a Med
ford visitor Tuesday morning.
Miss Hazel Anderson Is, visiting
friends in Ashland.
Mrs. ltlockwood visited friends ill
Tnlent last Sunday.
Mrs. C. it. Ward aiiif mother
Mrs. Young, and little Mildred Ward
are the guccts ot Mrs. Louise Porter
Woodvillo.
Mrs. ltiuutncl of Medford, mnde
her home folks a visit last Situdav.
The Glass threshing machine will
start up work ueross the river one
lay Ibis week.
A birlhdav parlv was given for
Mrs. Kd Moore, it be.'ng her fitly
ninth Inrliidav. A tine dinner wus
served with the refreshments of ice
cream in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Neul of Ccnlral Point
were Sunday gusest of Mr. and Mr
Moore.
Viola Chapman of Antioch is work
ing in Medford.
Mr. iMoore ,i the M.ondows wa
motoring through ibis part last. Sun
iluy on his way to Agale. When buv
ing tt breuk down lit Theodore TUuss'
making it rather late before rcturuitii
A birthday dinner was given for
Ellis Clark and wife ot Central
Point motored out into thiri section
last Suiiduy.
Tom Godfrey is peddling beef tbr
the neighborhood nowadays.
A birthday dinner was given
Miss Mallie Gordon of Hcuglo
Sunday, il being her twentieth birlb
dny.
Mr. and Mrs, John Kodgors were
visitors at Gordons Sunday.
Norman Gage has been binding ha
J'or Dell .Morrison on t lie lliilh rune
Mr. and Mrs. Moore started on
camping trq, hist Monday, going
the mountains for some lime.
Several from here al tended III
"Girth of ii Nation' last week,
porting it a fine show.
NEW YORK, Aug. United
Slates Senator Thomas .1. Walsh, ot
Montana has been selected as man
ager of the western headquarters of
tin.' democratic national committee at
Chicago, Chairman McConniek uu
noiinccd last night,
$100 Reward, $100
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I'Olt KENT .MISCI'JILANEOCS
FOH KENT-Ot lb o room al. lit; N
Front street. Apply to (ins, th
Tailor for information.
FOU HEX"! J7IOCSE8
FOH KENT -Flto room bungalow
with large screen porch. Inqtilr
"liu West 1 1th street.
FO It
in
PENT D-''ll0tn house; cloS'
gas; Path; $10 month; part
fixed to sublet.
1 10
FOH I ti' NT
ln ; apply
::7 I.
I'M v.
i on;
i-rooiu housi
E. Main.
close
i'hone
I ls
TWO TRIPS DAILY
BETWEEN
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S. II. Hurnlsh'n auto will leave
Eagle Point at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M.
dallv, except Sundav; leave Medford
9 A. M. and fi P. M. Will call for
passengers at hotels In Medford and
hotels and business houses In Eagle
Point.
ruo.Mi 3-xa on 3-.3.
FOH SALE lustock und Dlocli hogs
weight, about lad pounds average,
also pair fine fox and coyote
hounds, tli months old cheap,
('has. Gilchrist, Sams Valley,
Oregon. 117
FOH SALE -First class milch cow.
Wallace Woods at Hubbard
llros. 115
FOK SALE Extrn good work horso,
8 years old. Will lake lighter
horse In part trade. Phone
539-11-1. 117
FOH BALK IvnsCMXtLANKOlIB
FOIt SALE Kentucky Wonder
string beans for sale. ;ie per pound
at the Court Street Grocery, 1 till
N. Central avo. Tolophone your
orders. Phone 3d!). 1 1 SI
FOH SALE Auto, roadster cheap If
taken at once. Call at luuo I1,.
Main. Phone 371. US
FOR SALE llcfilgerator, fruit Jnrs
and other furniture. 707 est
'ltth street. Phono 137-11. 115
FOH SALE Hudson four-passenger
auto In good condition, new tires;
electric lights. Cheap, apply,
12U7 W. Main street. 1 Hi
FOR SALE Twin Indian motor
cycle; two sliced; fully equipped;
perfect condition. A bargain Mc
Guirk's Cigar Store. Ill
FOH SALE Imperial cycle car In
perfect condition. Wtilkor s Gar
age. HI
FOH SALE Small typewriter with
carrying case. Apply otflco Cnl.
Ore. Power Co. 11-
OH SALE Furniture nnd rugs al
45 S. Central avo. 11 J
OH SALE OH Tit ADE Pullets at
Medford Poultry nnd Egg Co. 1 1 It
FOH SALE Bcardlcsa barley straw
by slack or load. Also splendid
hog pasture for rent. Call 732.12
131
'XI It SAL15-
-Sonio furniture,
Phone
37U-J.
124
HELP WANTED MALE'
WANTED Man and wife on ranch
!Man for general ranch work; wtle
us cook. W. J. HarUell, -HiS-J-l
1 t(i
WANTED Man
to work on ranch
eloso to town,
nuc.
Box 1. Mail Tiib
113
WANTETt SITOATIOTIH
WANTED Lady wants hour or day
work. Phone 344-Y. 129
WAXTKI) MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED William Kenncy to com
municate with E. W. Llljograu,
Medlord, Oregon.
WANTED Two good Becoud hand
motorcycles: old or lato model wu
ho conudorcd. Must bo barglan
.Answer quick. Address S. J. Tay
lor. Grants Pass, Oro. 1 1
WANTED To buy house: 4 or five
rooms. To move. Box I Mull Trill
uno. 115
WANTED Furnished houso by
Senteinher I. by responsible party
Phono 539-R-l. 117
WANTED Foathers to ronovato, old
mattressos and feather beds inado
Into sanitary folding forms.
samnles. Phono l'JIi-J. 322 East
12th st. 121
WANTED Fixtures for store. What
have you? C. A. Dovoo.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOIt SALE Tho Leader newspaper
nnd iirliitiiiu idaut at ilornbrooli
Cal.. Is lor sale at a bargain. Fail
lag eveslght of owr.;r causes him
to sacriticu his business. 110
MONKV TO TXJAI
MONEY TO LOAN Have money to
loan upon city and country prop
erty. CJuIck service Money on
hand. Earl S. Tuiny. 210 Gurnet!
Corov Bldg. It
VOR liXCItANGE
KOH EXCHANGE Hi'l acres in
Southern Caiflornla. ample water,
pumping plant, $ I H.iMMl clear and
Ii acres Huntington Beach on
lloulevaril, modern bungalow,
lor cheap land, adapted to iniM'd
farming. Clark Realty Co., 2 lit!
Philips Hlilg.
TO TRADE -Team weighing 3100
for one weighing 2i;iin. Ends
Transfer Co., .Medford. 117
LOST-
LOST - Wilip arty who picked up
brown tin covered grip containing
wireinaa's tools tioni Edear Ha
ter's ranch gale, please return to
Home Tel. Co office. Ill
LOST - "A Eastman Kodak ill case,
Bel ween Medlord anil Hultnan
Baths, Ashland. Finder please re
turn lo Mall Tribune anil receive
reward.
BUSINESS KMUMTVORI
Trausfere
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
Office 42 North Front St. Phon
S15. Prices right. Service gue-
twtaari
INTEIIL'RBAN AUTOCAR, CO,
TIME OMUL
Leave Mcdford tor Ashland, Talent
and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at
8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:U
p. m. AIgo on Saturday at 11:15 p.
m. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:30
a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30
p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford
dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a, m..
1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also
on Saturday nights at 6:30 and
2:20. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00
a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 6:30 sad 10:10
j), m.
BOBINK8S BIltHCTOKI
Auto Bappllo
LAIIER AUTO SPRING CO. Wd
are operating the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our aprlngl
when others fall. Bold under guar
antee. 29 North Fifteenth Bt.,
Portland, Ota.
Attorney
GEO. W. CM RRM Y Attorney and
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Ore.
POUTER J. NEFF Attorney at law.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building,
. E. REAME3, LAWYER OaraetU
Corey bldg.
, M. ROBERTS Lawyer.
Medford National Bank Building.
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected some accounts 14 year
old. We know how to get the
money. The Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 1, t, Haa
kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main iL
Dentlau
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOTOO
DR. C. C. VAN BCOTOO
Dentists
Garnett-Corey Bldg., nlte
Medfora, Oro. Phone 86.
Collections and Reports
111
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N. CUMM1NOS Snglneer and
contractor, 404 il. P. & H. Bldg,
Biirveya,, estimates, Irrigation
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement. Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premise
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone J74-L. F,
Y. Allen.
House Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS We
Move Houses, Barns, Gnragos, Ma
chinery, Etc. Phone 488-M, or
48S-X. 612 S. Nowtowu, 811 Da
kota. Instruction In Mnrtc
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Haight Miialo
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg.,
Phone 72.
Insurance.
i
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract,
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com.
panles, good local service. No,
210 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Physicians and Murgeons
nore
DR. P. G. CARLOW, DR. tSVM
MAINS CARLOW OateopathlS
physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Coreji
bldg., phone 1036.-L. Residence;
26 South Laurel at
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician, 303 Garnett-Corey.
building. Phone 110.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone B7.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician an
surgeon Phonos, office 36, reSl
donce 780. Office hours, 10 to
12. 2 to 6.
DP. MARTIN C. BARRER Physi
cian and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite NaBh hotel. Hours
II) to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the
best equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prlcoi. 27 North
Fir st.
WHY?
NOW TIME TO TRADE.
I have a 100-acro stock ranch;
good location; 100 acres In grain,
sonio alfalfa. This place recently
sold for $ 12,000; no Incumbrance.
Will trade for good orchard, proror
pears, or would take city property.
Would Initio oven or assume some in
cumbrance on orchard proposition.
J. C. BARNES
litis West Main Street.
NEW TODAY
Why not buy a homo now while
buying Is good?
For Instance.
Fine six room modern bungalow
three sleeping rooms, paveiuont paid,
$17011.110 or HiIh other cno very closo
in, pavement about half paid, samo
number of rooms, $1700.00 or an
other one almost as attractive at
$1500.00. A revival of good times
will double tho price of any one of
theso places.
We have some fine buys In largo
and small ranches, and want to toll
you about them. Call at tho office.
Hoon-Cathcart Co.
20S tiarnett Corey Bldg.
I'hoqfl 17
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