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Newspaper Page TextfrfEDFORD MATTY TTCTBTTNR MTCDFORT). OTHXIOX. SATURDAY. RttPTEMHET? 1G."l91fi PATJE TTvT? -i am: ii, . on-. iv 4 -.4 JACK CURLEY. The tniin who is known tar a nil wide as the "sinr(!ii'i encyclopedia" is in tin- city. His iiiiiiii'1 is Jack Curicy mid lie rejoices in the reputation of bring one of the world's grrntc-l pro- iiinlcrs of big events mid with n liruiu criutmicd lull of wider knowledge of sport tlimi uny other' niiin in the hm. iness. Jack conies lien; ns an ndvnnc courier for the Sells. Kioto circus. which shows at Mcdford, September 'JS, the most interesting portion of wnicn, as lar as ine sporiuiu page is concerned being the presence with thill orgniiizution-o' Jess Willard world's champion hoxer, stiiorted by the greatest aggregation of iilliletes that money eouhl assemble.' 1 uriey say that the circus never has been linked with most of the great ;jladialors of (he ring and mat. .lack s first actual experience with dutch eiiinc at a time when Krrd Heel of Miirshlicld, Wis., then coming into much repute as a "irreiif little innn sought a match lor the title with Gulch. Curicy proniolcd the nl'fai nnd it c'ive notch Ins first claim to championship honors, ("uriey after wards promoted the Koller-Gama. the (lotch-Koiien, tiotch-Mnhinottt, fiotch Zbyszko and (lotcli-lluckenschinidt mutches, the .lohuson-Willard contest and Johnson-I'lyun bouts. Few loplincrs in the boxing game have not at one time or another fought under Curlcy's management lie has personally tuiudlcd such men as llcnny Ynngcr, Frnnkie Noel, Hurry I'orbcs, Dave Hurry, "Syracuse To my ityan. lae Miuivnn t wins, jniiinv nnd (Iconic Oardner. Marvin Hart, John Willie, dim Flynn, the I'uebl war horse, whom he still has, and with Tom Jones is a purlner in (ho liinnugcmcnt of Jess Willard, world' champion. BELGIAN BANK DIRECTORS PLACED IN GERMAN PRISONS HAVRE, Sept. 10. The UelKinn minister of finance, Alois von De z Vyvero has issued the following note: "According to news from author ized sources, tho Gorman authorities ot occupation are pursuing against the Belgian population a policy of spoliation even graver than that al ready denounred by the Belgian minister of finance after tho first re ports In the Dutch press. Tho Bel gian National hank Is not tho only national bank which they desire to 'reach. "The German commissary at Brus sels demands that a loan be made to lilm not of 7.-0,000,000 francs as first announced, but of 1,000,000,001) francs of which threo-ftfths Is to bo furnished by the Belgian National bank and two-firths by other banks. "All the directors of the Belgian National hank are threatened with arrest. M. Curlier, one of the di rectors, already has been arrested and taken to Aix-La-Chappclln, nnd 'is being treated with the greatest bru tality, lie has been forced to wear n prison garb'. Such are the bar Imrous methods of intimidation to which the German government has taken recourse In attempting to in sure the success of Its forced loan." EX-PRESIDENT TAFT WILL SPEAK IN MIDDLE WEST CHICAGO, Sept. 10. Former President William II. Taft, former United States Senator Theodore 13. Burton and Henry M. Estahrook of New York will speak for Hughes and Fairbanks in the central and western states. . Mr. Tuft will speak In Illinois, Mis souri, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas be tween October 7 and October 11. Mr. Burton will leave Chicago within ten days on a speaking trip through the middle west states to the Pacific coast. "Mr. Estahrook will make a tour of the Northwest states, beginning Sep tember 25. Detailed schedules for these speakers will be announced In a few days. Western Manager Hurt left for New York today for a conference with Chairman W. ft. Wlllcox of the republican national committee. UNLIMITED FORD FUND FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN WESLBV, Mass., Sept. 16. An nouncement that an unlimited fund lias been set ide by the Ford Motor company of Detroit to be devoted to the treatment of crippled children throughout the country, who are In need or orphotic or surgical care, was hiade today' by the Rev. Samuel S. Marquis, head of the Ford educa tional department. Speaking at a conference of busi ness men here he said the fund orig inally bad been created for the use of cripples in the families of tho cm- CHAMPION OF tea ' 1 S FS I flsl .... ; S V,- P 1.1 iwv rwi mm? m Ciipyricnt, lOiA, bfUs-Pioio tsiunvt uo., Inc. Jess Willard, Champion Heavyweight Pugilist of h .World, With Sells-Floto Circus, Coming Here Uyes of the concern. Because of Its limitations, a fund has been pro vided for, ho said, to be devoted to children throughout the country- who need treatment and - have not the means to pay for it. Further details of the plan were not made public. Paul Walters, a well known min ing man of Seattle dled snddcnly Fri day on a mountain trail near Klrby. He had become heated from walking and took a drink of cold spring water and died within ten minutes, despite tho efforts of associates to save him. He was one of a Seattle syndicate de veloping Kirby mines, and leaves an invalid wife and four children. Portland Livestock rOHTLANI), Or., Sept. iti.-Ilo.-s, sleiidy; receipts ;h2. I'rilne light, $!).(iri(fi !).7.j ; prime strong weights, !l..")0f !Ui(l; g 1 to prime mixed. .'11 frt!I.H."i; rough heavy packing, .T,H..V(rr' !: pins and skins. KfH.7."i; stock hogs, $T.-'."(i H. Cattle steady; receipts 27. Sleers, prime lijilit, $!i.li;(i 7: prime heavv, if(i.7."i((i.7.1.'i: g I, .(!( ((.."ill; cows. choice. $r.'2i(n ; uii'dillm to good. T I "0' - ; ordinary lo lair, $ l(n heiers, 1( :,.Hr: bulls. f.-JS alves, .f:!.."ill(ii (i.;ll. '.. Sheep. steady; receipts 1171. Spring I ainlis, .S..'i(l; comrnnn lambs, ,$.'i.."iii( ii; idioice yearling wethers. (i.."i0: good yearlings. ii5.7."i(fi (i.J."; choice li-ht ewes, ."fff "i.od; heavy ewes, $:t.olifo l..")tl. Butter l'OI! TLA Nil. Or., Sei.l. 15.- But ter, creamery. :ilc; butter t'al, llle. Chicago Hogs CIIKWHU, Sept. Hi. Hogs firm. unchanged lo above yesterday's average; receipts, HOWI. 1 Sulk, $111. ."ill Vill.:i.1: light. I .:.".( 1 1 ..-,(T; mixed, tlli.1ll((. II. .VI: heavy, .fll.0.M; ll.jii; rough, ifi II.O.V.h l().-'."i: pigs, $7n HI. II). Chicago Wheat CI I It 'AGO, Sept. III. -Wheat : Open. Close. December: 1.(-S::s -I . J 7 ' May I. Id', 1.1S ' Portland Grain l'OIJTI.AND. Or., Sept. Hi. Wheat easier; no trading: spot bid.- unchang ed to 1c lower., lihiesicui, l.:i(l: Forty-fold. 1.-J7: club. . :,; red File. fl.-Jti: red lius-ian. -tl.U.'r. I'arb-y. unchanged. Car receipts; Wheat flour 7, oats :!. liny X. " , At the Churches j St. Mal-k'M Kpisctipnl S a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Holy communion. W.M. B. HAMILTON, Vicar. Catholic (South Oakdale Ave.) Flr:U mass Sunday at S a. tu. Second ma.-' at lo::;o a. ni. TODAY'S MARKETS CHAMPIONS .4-w.nM'j I jS WJ.t f ( if.'.. No evening service. REV. JOHN POWIHUS, Rector. Ministerial AssiK-iiitioii. '.Beginning with tomorrow evening September 17, the hour of evening worship will bo 7:30 o'clock instead of S p. m. J. C. ROLLINS, President Ministerial Association. lOvang. SCion's (lim-cli, Oakdale Ave. nnd 4th st. English Sunday school, 10 a. in. Divine service (German) ) 11 a. m ' You and "youi s are, cordially "In vited. Central I'oinl. I'resliyterUm Morning worsliip with sermon at 11 o'clock. Subject, "A Life of Poise." Thore will be special music, tit, this servlco, consisting of a solo by Mr. Gcorgo Andrews and an anthem by the chorus choir. I'il-st .Melliodist Kpisciipal. Sunday services begin witli the Sunday school hour at 0:45. A cor dial invitation Is extended to all to uttend. Tho Upworth League Chapters meet at 6:15. Nolo the change of liour. All young people are welcome. A good devotional service. Public worslup; at. 11 a. m., and 7:(30 i.f'3s'ntc the change of tiino 1(:.So, , The pastor will preach at both ser vices. Morning tlicnm : "Striking the Halance." lOvening: "Wanted Lasters." Special mush: at each service by the vested choir and Individual num bers. The public Is cordially Invited lo all the services of the day. You will be welcomed ami you will receive good. Oakdale Avenue 'chnill-( (Corner or Oakdale and Main St.) Sunday school at ! : -I ri a, in. Preaching at II a. in. and 7:80 p. in. by Itev. .). K. Squires, D. D. Sab bath school divisional field secretary Tor Hie Pacific coast of the M. K. church South. Rev. Siiuires is an able sneaker ami all members and friends of our church should avail themselves of the oppor tunity lo hear him. - All Sabbath school workers will lie greatly helped by hearing Rev. Siiuires. Strangers are welcome. Since our conference lias deemed It wise to re turn us lo Mcdfnrd for another vpnr we are resolved to do our best for the church and the people of Medford. We solicit the co-operation of the cit izens of Medrnnl and community. 11. M. HRANIIA.M, Pastor. Presbyterian (.Main st. at City Park, Rev. A. .1. Hogg. Minister. V Sunday si -lio.il and Mens Hlble class 10 a. in. Morning the:ii. -'Did a Whale Swallow Jonah?" Skeptics Invited. A great young people's rallv will be held in the evening at 8. The C. K. officers recently elected will b Installed in orricn by the pastor as sisted by Mr. C. Meeker, president of the -Medford Young People s union. A special musical program wilt be given at both services with Prof. An drews In charge. Violin solo by C. Janes. Kvenlng subject, "A Dag With Holes." Everybody welcome. First Church of Christ Scientist Draiu'li of tho Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Sunday service at 11 a. in. Subject "ilattor." Wednesday evening meetings at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given, at 7:30 o'clock. All are cordially Invited. .Sunday school at i): l."i a. in. AH under tho age of 20 are welcome. Reading room In church edifice, 212 North Oakdale, open from .1:30 to 4:30 p. in., dally, except Suuday and holidays. Christian Cliurcli, Corner Nth and South Oakdale. Special music at both services. Solo at morning service by Mr. E. M. Drown. Special numbers by choir and a mixed quartette: Mrs. Jonas Wold, Doss llryan, C, C. McCnrdy and W. J. Klrkpatrick. Morning sermon at 10: 45. A ser mon that will benefit and strengthen you. Evening sermon at S o'clock. I.es. son from the life of N'aanian. Wo extend a cordial Invitation to all who are enjoying health, to attend, nnd pray for tho nffllcted. Bible school at 9:45. The lossons are treating Important Phases of the Apostles life and will attract you. Try to uttend Sunday. C. K. Society at 7 o'clock. Tho young people offer an attractive pro gram for this meeting. A new feature that you will enjoy. Strangers are greeted at all services. ' HARIIY E. TUCKUIt, Minister. tlarksouviUo Presbyterian 10 a. in. Sabbath school. Classes tor young and old. 11a. m. sermon by Evangelist Rev, .1. K. Howard. He has a message for you, G:43 p. m. the Christian Endeavor society iff Phoenix accompanied by the pastor, Rev. .1. K. Baillie, D. D will 1)0 ojur guests and will hold Its meeting here In tho usual manner, Nine automobile loads are expoctod. All of the young peoplo of our com munity arc especially urged to be present. 7:!!Q. p. ni. Evangelist Rev. J. K Howard" will preach. The Christian Undoavor of Phoenix will uttend and assist in the singing. I Tho special meetings have mado good progress during the past week and will tic continued throughout the coming weok. Come regularly and prayerfully, bringing your frlonds and neighbors with you. ALBERT H. GAMMONS, Minister. A fil-eat Pre-Oprulng School Service At Hie lluptlst. Church Sunday Evening. ' , Tentative arrangements have been maile for Ex-Governor J. Frank Hanly, prohibition candidate for president, to speuk at the 1 1 o'clock morning service. The committee is confident that ho will confirm this engagement. However, an alterna tive service has been arranged which Is attractive and helpful. There will bo a great Pro-Opening School Service at the Baptist church Sunday evening, Soptomber 17, beginning promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Parents, accompanied by their children, aro cordially Invited. Do not allow anything to keep you away, Imt come. You will be amply re paid. Rev. Frederick Carstens, the pastor of the church, will speak upon the topic "When Reuben Went to School." Superintendent I Mills, Professor Dally and the principals of the grade schools, the board or education and the pre.-i.lent of the Parent Teacher's Association will occupy places upon the platform. Superintendent mills will Intro duce the principals of the several schools and make some remarks re garding the work of the schools; Dr. Seeley, president of the board, will speak upon behalf or the board, Mrs. J. O. Grey will present the work or the Parent Teacher's Association of the city. There will be reserved seats for all teachers and official members of the Parent Teacher's Circles of the city. The usual and exceptionally high grade music will obtain in the service. ' Remember that the service begins at 7:30 Instead of 8 p. in., as hereto fore. Mis. I..-I,ye cauie over from Scott's !ar, Cal.. last week to bring her daughter lo school. .Mi-s Alice Morgan arrived from Yrekn, Cal.. last week lo spend the winter With her sister. Mrs. Oscar I.CH is. Alisa Mabel ltceve, who is Urn-lung school ut Wellcu, spent Saturday und Sunday in town. Miss l'tta Judge returned lo Sail Francisco Thursday utter a visit with relatives and 1 1 idols living in this vicinity. Kov. unit .Mrs, Johnston of Sei'M poose are visiting at Hie home of their daughter, Mrs Have Duncan. Miss Marion liowen left for Ku- gene Sunday to enter the university. Mr. mid Mrs. ,1. I'. WclU have re turned from a trip to eastern Oivgou. Mr. and Mrs. Kirs Chapuiau hnve returned home niter n year's absence speut in Springville, la. Miss Marie Obenchain of Illy is visiting ut the home of her grand parents, Mr. und Mrs. II, Wendt. .lames Watson returned to ltosc burg Hie first week lifter n pleasant outing spent mi the Applcgntc. Mrs. Jos Morcotu an.d daughters left for (Vrvullis (his week, where the girls will enter O. A. C. Mrs. John Duiiniiigliiu left I'm Seiad valley, f alif,oruiu, Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Woods. Miss Clara Wood of Medl'oid has been a guest at the home of Mrs. Lewis Flrich this week. Mr. and Mrs. O. Kellcy nnd chil dren of Williams spent Monday in town. Mr. und Mrs. O. A. Johnson of Itutte, Mont., iiy visiting at the home of Miss Clara Thomas. The following party enjoyed a moonlight picnic nnd weenie roast on the banks of liogue river Wednesday night: .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nunan and daughter,. Mr., itiul Mrs. Fred J. Fick and daughter, Mr. and Mr." Harry Luv mid children, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I'lrich, Mr. and Mix, Itluiuu tvluui, ,Miss Loci Kl iitii. Miss Clara Wood, of Medford and Miss r.lta Judge of Win Francisco, Cal. C. A. Boles and wife have had us guests his mother and brother, Mrs. W. 11. Boles and A. II. Boles ot Phil omath, Oregon, and his sister, Mrs. Ella Jones of Portland. Tho visitors came Friday nnd returned Tuesday. J. D. Pan key and Ii. J. Gardner of tho soldiers' home at Roseburg are visiting relatives and friends bora and will also attend the ru-iinion at Ash land this week. Obldlah Pankey of Prospect is on a visit here aud other points in the valley tills week. Moore Senior is visiting his duugh tor, Mrs. Little und sons, G. S. and Ed. Mrs. Fred Fredenborg of Hiiuley, Cal., is visiting Mrs. Julia Owens and other old time frlonds in tills city. , There was no school Thursday, as It was community day at the county fair at Medford. Thursday night was sure a banner night for Control Point at the reun ion at Ashland. Much credit und praise is duo Mrs. C. 13. Rostol and Mrs. Inez FcrgiiBon in their untrlng efrorts to make this entertainment a gorat success. It was tho best ever. Mrs. Merrill of Derby, Ore., has been visiting frlonds hore for some, days. Miss Winnie Mason of this city has been enjoying a trip to Crater lako with Medford frlonds. Miss Clarlbcl Arnold, w ho has been visiting Medford' frlonds for several days has returned to her homo here. Mlsii Kathorlno Ncalon .of Tnblo Rock la attending high school hero. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Brophy were recent guests of relatives In this city. The many friends of Charles Per kins will be pleased to know that ho has returned homo after being In tho Dow hospital for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Gay have been enjoying a visit with Ashland aud Medford relatives. Joe A I Lock wood has purchased the Lovern Jitney lino between here and Medford. Central Point will have a largo del egation of students at the O. A. C. at Corvallis. Zeb Dorrls, Jack Cowley, and James Vestal will return for their second term, the Misses Doris Cow ley, Lorn Freeman, Sadlo lieebe, and Roland Flnrlty, Leonard Freeman, and Frank Reynolds will enroll their names as freshmen students. CHICHESTER S PILLS yf-in kr.otrnM !!!. fiifnt. Alwavi KplfM.la SOLD 3V DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE FOR njEJM BOCBKS FOR RENT Two modern houses. close in. Inquire L. G. Porter, 609 E. Main. 100 FOR RENT H-room modern bunga low, iiirnisned or unfiirnlshrd. Phone 732-J3. ti'i FOR RENT Phone 53 7 -Modern 6-rooin house. V. 153 FOH RENT MISCK l,1,A N HOIS FOR RENT DeVoe's two store rooms, at 418 W. Main street. Fine locution for millluor. FOR RENT Ranch, and crop eaie. Bo 34 Mail Trlbuue, for 154 W fc Vl T- " lhr. Hwj f ,or v I (if nrugaUU As-r.Tt lII-4 irt:H.TRRK FOR RENT nOl'SHKEEPlNO ROOMS FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms und sleeping room. 333 L, Jackson, near Riverside, Phone 28S-J. " 153 run SALiBr--xasa'jnrtj& FOR SALE Good mare for sale or trade for good inilcii cow. Phone 611-1(3. 153 FOR SALE -15 splendid milch cows 40 2-yeur olds und ycurlings, both sexes, 20 calves, hogs, hay, pasture. Inquire 304 South Ivy St., Med ford, 15; FOR SALE Krosh Durham cow and calf; also Duroc Jersey gilts, eli gible to registry. II. W. Davisson, Central Point, Ore. 156 FOlt HAI.K IttCAL FSTATU FOR SALE -12 acres of corn in field close to Eaglo Point. Seo O. Allder, Medford. 157 FOR SALE Highly improved 30- acro orchard; apples and pears closo In. Remnrkablo offer for September. Address Dov F. W. Mall Trlbuue. . 157 FOR SALE $ I l I) cash will buy two fivo-rooni houses. No incumbrance. always rented. Splendid Invest ment for either speculation or for homos. Phono 929-W. 152 FOR SALE Farming and fruit lands timber land. Land from $5 per acre upwards on long time easy payments. Address Box R, Mall Tribune. 1H4 FOR SALE MinURnuuAmcODa FOR SALE Household goods of all kinds, 5i3 King st. Call before M'odnesdny. 155 FOR SALE Bay horse, weight about 1 200 lbs. For particulars wrlto to John Thompson, Climax, Ore. Iu5 FOR SALE Separator. 34 South Fir street. 154 FOR SALE One PetMuma Incu bator 252 egg capacity, and three lyphers Hovors, practically now. Cheap for cash. Box 12, euro Mail Tribune. 152 FOR SALE A lloosior steel range in good condition. Phono 5'JS-J. FOR SALE 1910 Grant Six auto Price J550. Good condition. C. E. Whitman, Vulley Auto Co. 154 FOR SALE 20 acre placer claim on l'orest creek, or will trade 6 or 6 acres cleared, good garden, nlonty ot water. James Spencer, Jackson ville. 155 FOR SALE 1915 Chalmers 0 thoroughly overhauled and paint- cd. New tires all around. Perfect londltion. Cash or trade. II. W Bingham, Phone 5A7-J2. FOR SALE A SiA-lllch Mollno wagon In good condition, $80. Call 781-J, ask for L. C. Clark. 153 FOR SALE 5 stamp mill, oro crush er, amalgamating tables nnd con centrators, electric motors, nunips. pipe aud pipe fittinga, air compres sors, air drills and hnso, nilscel laneous mining machinery nnd tools. Address Box '42x care Mall Tribune. HKliP WANTKn MALE WA'.NTED Mail for general runrh work. Schuchuid, Phouo C11-R3. 152 WIANTED Clothing salusman. Gus. tho Tudor, 40 N. Frout Btrent. 152 HELP WANTED FEMALE LADY SOLICITORS Made to order K'orsots; knowledgo of business un iiocossary; Intelligence and respect ability imperative. St. Louis Cor set Co., St. Louis, Mo. 157 WANTED Girl for general house work. Apply Box M. T. Mail Trib une 'WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To rent by month, lady's galted saddle horse. Phone lSN. 101 WASTED Good, young fresh milk cow. Phono 777-L. i 52 BUSINESS WANTED News ngency or newspaper route In Medford. Give full particulars and address P. O. box C12 Aberdeen, Wash. 152 WANTED Clean cotton rags at Mall rriuiine ornce. WANTED TO BUY Barley and oats, vetch and wheat. Reply box in, Man Tribune, giving lull par ticulars. WANTED Kometnbnr your poultry and eggs will bring you more money at Warner, Wortman and Gore's. One price for lions, re gardless of size. MONEY TO IiOAJI TO LOAN $3000 to loan on ranch. iioimns ine insurance Man. MONEY TO LOAN Hav0 money to loan upon city and country prop erty. Quick service. Money on land. Earl S. Tumy, 210 Garnett Corey Bid. tf VOW LOST Watch fob. Elk's tooth No. i94 I). I. C. Lost on Ilrownsboro road. Reuurd. Return to C. A. Cotter llii Harrison street, Aeh lnnd. ljl LOST Ladies' purse at Bvbee Bridge containing $200 In gold and change. The name "Zundel" written inside purse. If found re reluris to Mall Tribune office and receive $50 reward. LOST A luprooe between Medford anu Asniund Sundnv. afternoon. Howard for return lo J. C. Altken. FOR SALE HOUSES FOlfRliNT Rooms ulr"ladIesTitRch en privilege; bath, etc., near high schsol. 32J9.N, Central ave. Phone 123-L. . 153 nUHINKSM blKMTORT Auto Rupplle LAHBR AUTO SPRING- CO. W r operatln the largest, oldiwt and best piiuteued Mast In the Pa cific northwest. Us our sprlnr when others full. Sold under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth Pt, Portland. Ot Attorney GEO. W. CHERRT Attorney anil Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun tv Rank Building, entrance V Central, Medford. Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attomev at kt rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. . K. REAMKS. LAWTKR Oarar Corey bldg. O M. RORERTR Lawyer. Medford National Wantr FnlMW . Collections. COLLECTIONS ANlTWPORTSW collected some accounts 14 Tear old. We know how to get thr money. The BmioeV Mercantile Aaenev. Inc.. nnn 1. f f. Ha kins" Blda-.. 216 E. Main at Dentist Dr. W. M. VAN BCOTOO PR. C. O. VAN 8COTOO ' Denttsta Oarnett-Corey Bide, nlte 119 Medfnrri. Ota. Phone 6f. Collection and Report Engineer and Contractor FRED R CUIvtWNOS8lnglner anal contractor. 404 M. F ft H. Bldn Surveys,, estimates. trrlrattoB drainage, orchard and land im provement. Garbage OARRAOR Get your pramlset Cleaned no tor tne summer, call on the city garbage wagons for rood ser-riee. Phone J74-L. T, Y. Allen House Movers MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS We Move Houses, Bnrns, Garages, Ma chinery, Etc. Phone 488-M, or 48S-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Haight Musle Studio, 401 Garnott-Corer Bids., Phone 72. Insurance. EARL 8. TUMY General Insurance office. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract, and Surety Bonds. Excellent com. panics, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bid a. Physicians and bargeons . ... .,. ,. , ., .- -n DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic physicians, 410-417 Garnett-Corey bldg., phono 904-L. Residence 26 South Laurel, phone 905-L. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia! physlclnn, 803 Oarnett-Coray building. Phone 180, DR. J. J. EMMENS PhyBlctaa ftnel surgeon. Practice limited to eyj ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co. - bldg., opposite P. O. Phone B7, DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician ml surgeon Phones, office 86, resi dence 780. Office hours, 10 to 12, t to 6. . Public Stenographer. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mar garet A. Dally, Hotel Holland. Phono 710. Printers and i'ubllabers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., haa the best equipped printing offlc ln southern Oregon; book bindlns-, loose loaf ledgers, billing ystema, etc. Portland prices. 17 North Fir st. Transfer BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phone 815. Prices right. SerTice guar. tAd WHY? NOW TIME TO TRADE. I have a 160-acre stock ranch; good location; 100 acres in gralni i some alfalfa. This place recently i- sold for $12,000; no incumbrance. Will trade for good orchard, prefer j pears, or would take city property. Would trade even or assume some In cumbrance on orchard proposition. J. C. BARNES 102 West Muln Street Owner Here for Short Time On account of sickness offers for salo small orchard tract, mostly in bearing, best of condition. Ono half mllo city limits. Ideal home site. Bank mortgage 60 per cent of asking price; can remain. $2000 will bundle. BENNETT INVESTMENT CO. It). .West tlalQ Sf.