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Newspaper Page TextPATIT: TTVTJ . Care nf poor at poor fnrVli.....; Care of poor not at poor farm ! Juvenile. court, reform school coiiimlttmeuts, etc.... Advertising and county printing Indigent Boldiei-s i -. Election expense - .... Registration Experting county records '. Recorder s office surveyor's office Health registrars Water master County attorneys office World's Fair advertising Corouor's office Fruit Inspector's office Ronds and highways Advertising resource Totals ., v....: Total expendltureH (current expenso fundi for the six mouths ending Juno 30, Total warrants Issued (current cxiwisc mud) 1005 for the six months ending June 30, 1910 Amount warrants (current expense 'fundi not presented for payment up to July 1, 1910 The following recapitulation Is made up from tho county treasurer's report for tho bix mouths ending Juno 31. 1910: Rul.Jnn. Fund General fuud. General school - High school and library.. School districts 1. 1910. 12.0M. 13 4,425.33 031.79 0.050.19 5.293.38 General road ... Pacific highway road 100,309.03 Road bond Interest Road districts City road districts Current expense Salary Fire patrol Fruit Inspection Overcharge 1914 .personal tax.. Special deposits 1915 personal tax Indigent soldiers Advertising and fair City of Ashland City of Itutte Falls City of Central Point City1 or ICliglo Point City of Gold Hill i City of Jacksonville 459.11 10.79 iwi'iJ'i 030.85 1,420.71 030.13 1,735.75 9,502.04 .18.44 .45 332.02 18.99 45.27 5.59 199.02 028.04 City of Modford 1,479.02 City of Phoenix 8.00 City of Talent 404.67 City or Rogue River 102.07 Indemnity 162.31 District boundary board 794.00 Stamp 176.00 Overcharge 1915 personal tax Enforcement of prohibition law.... Totals Balance on hand January 1, 1916 $108,887.49 Transfers L 38.142.08 Receipts 428,009.83 $035,700.00 Paid for redemption of warrants: r.enernl fund $ 39,148.09 Interest paid on same 0,204.28 General road fund 5.855.21 Pacific highway road rund.... 24,510.30 Road districts 22,245.74 Current expense fund 22,657.30 Salary fund 21,237.85 Stamp fund 175.00 8TATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF JACKSON Amount of total indebtedness above cash on hnnd on Jan. 1, 1910......3732.024.73 490 warrants issued (general fund) 10,709.70 Estimated Interest, accrued during last six months on all outstanding warrauts Issued to date... 13,071.13 189 warrants issued (road fund) 28.005.05 114 warranty issued (Pacific highway road fund) : 20,071.67 Interest due on Pacific highway road bonds ' 4,100.60 Bond Indebtedness on Jan. 1, 1910, not Included in above dobt (name being hi-Pacific highway road fund ., 100,309.03 243 warrant 'Issued (county salary fund)..; 21,202.85 Two warrants issued (county stamp fundi 1'75.00 1005 warrants Issued (currcut expenso fund) 23,204.39 Warrants outstanding on Juno 30. 1910 Accumulated Interest on June 30, 1910, on all outstanding warrants (general Pacific highway road bonds outstanding on Juno 30, 191G Accumulated Interest thereon June 30, 1910 BUTTE FALLS G. W. Darker and wile and Mrs. Hod linker went Saturday afternoon to Huckleberry Mountain and return ed home Sunday evening. They got (iiite a lot of berries. , Harry" Hayes came Tburstlav . of Inst week from Salem to attend school (his term. He is making his home lit XI is. Wright's. 0. I!. Mollis came down from Ills elation lit the (joss ranch Tuesday evening. .Mr. am) Mrs. Lee Wright left Tues day for F.iigene, where he is principal of the high school this term. Charlie l'alton went out to Medfurd Tuexliiy, returning Thursday. Lester Abbott went out to the val ley on business Thursday. Mis. Hen Kdinundsnn, Jr.. was down from the Allen rnnHi one day I hi- w eek. W. W. 1'nrker was down from his ranch. Thursday. v . Mrs. Kil Watson came down from the (loss riliich station Friday. Ilurrv Lewis and Harold Peyton came through on their wav from Peli can Itay Friday to their homes, Lewis Elsie W right, Arvilln Patterson, Xetn (o Kuglc Point unil Peyton to Peyton. Mrs. Kupert (llecson. Hie Misses Sears, Mabel Johnson, Alice Smith and Ktta Stewart went down Itutte creek Friday evening for a picnic sup per. They all report Inning a grand time. llurvov Smith and family came in Thursday from Harbor, Or., to visit his mother. Mrs. Beule. A dsni e was given at ITildreth's hull Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carson moved in from their station Thursday. Robert ('offiniiii ciiiiic mid spent Thursday night with the Ahbolt fam :. Hal. July 1. 1910. 15.290.19 0,795.50 1.701.77 7,003.28 18,440.97 81,798.07 2.780.72 1.023.02 8.25 8,730.22 22,544.7,4 T.45b'.J8 605.41 1,708.84 . 409.43 3.177.20 750.68 421.67 " 42.0(1 Received. $ 98,772.18 35.715.23 Disbursed. S 95,557.42 : 33,315.00 7,034.33 84,870.38 30,995.21 24.610.30 15,000.00 22,245.74 115.13 22,567.30 21,237.85 2,009.77 i'i'.vi 8,101.31 80.417.47 41.142.80 iblsrihiiii 22.810.25 106.89 31.2S7.68 29.770.07 1,972.92 .35.07 on on 180.43 450.99 3.170.75 29.372.58 402.08 3,909.15 787.55 038.12 3,542.60 41.149.28 1.390.09 1,371.38 1,198.03 11.71 931.51 20.89 9,089.07 28,974.02 "3.964.42 751.14 837.14 . 4.015.81 45,628.30 1,259.97 1,005.47 1,301.30 78IU7 175.00 104.73 138.7: 110.48 404.02 4.59 9.39 105.00- 9.39 105.00 ...8108,887.49 $100,812.51 $159,232.17 $170,407.83 Disbursements $415,089.49 Transfers 44,142.08 Bnl. July 1, 1910 170.407.83 $035,700.00 $906,000.21 (General fund) ily on his way lo Klamath Kails, where he is going ou a visit lo his mother. flcorgc liii'hnrdson was willed hqmc from Pelican H.uy Wednesday on ac count of his wife's illness. She is much improved at this writing. GOLD HILL NUGGETS Mr. V.. M. Mclntyre and daughter, Mrs. M. li. Kice, left Siiliirday morn ing for Sun Diego to visit the exposi tion and a few points ii southern California. Mrs, Rice is enjoying her vacation very much, as it lias been made possible for Grandma to accom pany her and as her time is limited they made hasty arrangements for grandpa's welfare in their absence. Mrs. liice is one of the S. P. operat ors in Portland and had not been home for almost a year. Miss Flora Longfellow of Cottage Grove is guest at the II. A. Tibbits home in North Gold Hill, having ar rived Sunday afternoon. . George Lance, wife anil Mis Gun yaw motored to Gold Hill Saturday from their Foots creek ranch. J. V. Heron and wife and G. W. Milam and wife motored lo Med ford and Ashland Saturday. Ilalph Darling and family motored to Hombrook Sunday to visit ut the home of his brother, Leslie Darling, in that city. Mr. nml Mrs. Lynn Smith and daughter, Dorothy, and .Mrs. .Mark land, Mrs. Smith's sister, who is vis iting with Ihem, were Sunday guests at the ranch home of Durlcigli Slead ill Riverside colony. .Mi-s Ifuth ( sdy and Miss Kay Schroedcr, local high school teach ers, entertained the senior class t their riMmi Friday evening, nml Sat urday afternoon uhout I o'clock es 220.00 680.68 ' 74.36 395.85 119.75 15.70 43.01) 250.00 99.7(1 73.0( 20.25 8.20 22.10 12.00 1.032.07 113.50 295.25 90.00 37.30 98.10 38.05 50.44 oo 3.20 59.10 110.95 .00 .....8 6.887.80 4.990.84 $ 1910, on per foregoing report.. Tho following report of W. II. Siugler, as sheriff and tax collector, shows the amount or moneys and warrantH received on tho payment of taxes, penal ties, Interest and. fees tor tho six months ending Juno 30, 1910: Year Ami. of 1905 1907 .-. 1908 .... 1909 1910 .-. 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 Sheriff's fees paid treasurer during above dates.. Total all receipts '. Warrants received for taxes Cash paid treasurer ITnpuld Tuxes of the Oregon-California grant hinds: Year : . : 1913 ....U '. 1914 1916 (approximate) ' Totuls f Amount duo school districts Approximate amount penalties.. COUNTY, O REGON, FOR THE 8IX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30, 1916 Warrants redeemed (general fund).....-....... Interest paid on warrants redeemed (general fund)......; Ualanco In treasury (gonoral fund)..: : , Warrants rodoomed (road fund..:.....: , Balance In treasury (road fund) ........;..:..:... ..:;.'...... ..... Warrauts redeemed (Pacific highway road fund)....;:...;: Balance In treasury (Pacific highway road fund).;:;.:..:.';.....-. :;.:.... Warrants redeemed (county salary fnnd) v....::; Balance In trensury (county salary fund).:.......;.:....::...1...:.""....'. Warrants redeemed (county stamp fund)...................;..,.: Warrants redeemed (current expense fund).;.:..:.'...; Balance In treasury (current expense fund)..... ,. v Balance In treasury to pay Interest due on Pacific highway road bonds .: : ;: Balance In troasury (fruit Inspection fund)..: ...... Balance In treasury (county fair advertising fund) Balance In treasury (Indigent soldiers' fundi Bulanco in treasury (enforccnieut of prohibition Inw fund) . Amount of total Indebtedness ubovc cash on baud on June 30, 1910.... $403,925.34 fund) STATI' ATM OF OREGON. ) , CNTY OF JACKSON, f 1 I, O. A. Gardner, County COUNTY I, O. A. Gardner, County Clerk and Jackson County. Oregon, do hereby certify lliut the foregoing statements: and financial exhibit of the condition of Jackson County, Oregon, for the bIx months ending Juno 30. 1910. arc as shown by In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto affixed iny hand ami seal of the County Court this 1st day of July, 1910. (Seal) County corted the freshmen und sophomores across the swinging bridge to the grove at the niuiilh of Galls creek. A dainty lunch was provided by these interesting teachers, anil all pupils present enjoyed very much the weinie rousting und toasting luarshnicllows; also the cake and numerous dainties provided by these ladies. Neverthe less, it is loo had that a pleasant nf- ifair like this had lo be marred by some "lunkhead" who think them selves young men, but nre usually slinking around where their company is not wanted. Mr. und Mrs. G. li. Alden of River side colony were in Gold Hill Satur day. George Jacobs and mother of the colony were attending to business mutters in Gold Hill Saturday. Herbert Darling and family have moved into the cottage formerly cull ed the parsonage) as Itev. Wharton lind family had occupied it. Mrs. Wcyniore, representing the California Perfume company, was at tending lo the locul brunch work in Gobi Hill Thursday and Friday. - II. K. Adams and wile of Rock Point were uttendiug lo legal busi ness mutters in Gold Hill Suturduy. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Thompson were visitors from this city to Ashland Sunday to enjoy Lithiu park. The prog ruin rendered at the church Sunday evening was one of the best yet and w-as certainly much en joyed. . By this experiment we are finding much dormant talent in our mid-t t lut I need only be brought to notice, as some of the parts taken were sui-prisiny'iy '!! uivvn. David Brown of Kanes creek was in Gold Hill Monday. ,1. F. Hillings of A-hlaud was u legal visitor in Gold Hill Monday. George Met'lellun is a busiiiesn vis itor in our midst. "Grundpa" Johnnie Itccd is Smil -.498.13 815.35 i 150.20 30.40 135.00 3.4ti!.90 090.90 1,444.65 3,051.85 447.45 738.00 409.75 3.671.01 928.90 260.00 220.95 210.14 42.25 68.46 49.90 13.00 83.20 318.90 63 6IC00 823,204.39 J23.204.39 23.204.39 007.03 71.70 40.30 20.70 9.00 23.80 201.95 .15 .78 50.110 3,516.27 3 8.810.48 Penalties. Amount of Taxes, Total. 202.63 687.25 ' 103.40 ' 11. 10 135.00 65.05 190.90 "To.'oO 40.35 22.110 20.55 15.00 ..$ 2.73 $ . 3.08 10.21 , 7.47 .. ' 23.10 ' '19.70 249.33 300.30 120.07 ' 109.43 .. . 025.30 1.082 82 ' 4(12.27 1.088.93 670.72 1. 890.02 .. 7.038.05 44.719.91 156.00 347,354.20 $ 9,804.50 3390.696.Oil . 9,801.50 400.500.05 312.70 ..$100,873.36 $ 22.002.99 384. 8 1(1.30 $400,373.35 $100,873.35 Tax. $ 71,097.95 65.700.27 08,000.00 Couuly Funds, . $ 0.1 .795.00 54.716.00 60.712.00 ..$204,868.22 $175,252.00 29,000.22 $204,868.22 .. 39,100.00 ..$ 39.242.04 0,194.28 15.290.19 28.100.95 19,404.69 24,500.30 81,798.07 21,237.85 22,544.74 176.00 22.597.3(1 8,730.22 2.780.72 1.455.78 3,177.20 409.43 106.00 067,723.23 $965,000.2 70.440.08 500.000.00 4.100.00 Clerk of tho County Court In and for tho records and flies of iny office. U. A. GARDNER, Clerk for Jackson County. Oregon ing over the arrival of Jcuncttc Sinilh Keed nt the liomu of Charles Itccd near Tolo. Mrs. Ludwig Aiming is 'visiliu friends und relative's in North Da kola, expecting lo return home tin latter part ot October. At the school lair held in Phoenix recent Iv Miss Florence Ilen.er won a $'."i prize fur needlework mid Mar shall Deu.cr took second prize on a pumpkin. Mrs. J. A. Giimmil is teaching the F.Ik creek district. Otto Pol Tenbnrgcr relumed Thurs day evening from the l'ih hatcheries bringing with him several fine fi-b Mr. und Mrs. S. P. Hunter wen1 visitors at the counly fair one day this week. Miss Mnrv Dailv i Hie guest of Mrs. William Cottrcll at the Mend ows. Mrs. Dave Walker spent n few days Inst week lit the home, of Mis-j Glndvs Stevenson in Mcdford. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Corliss mid little son Guy. Dr. Mary F.. Giles and the Misses Daily picnicked ill Ashland park one day lust week. Dr. and Mrs. Webster were visit ors nt the fair Thursday. At a recent business meeting of the Y. P. C. K. held nt the Hughes bono Myrtle Walker was elected president and Ifuy Wright vice-president. Dr. .Ma rv F.. Giles of Poll land, who has been the guest of the Misses Mary and F.Ieiinor Daily, returned to Purl land by auto stage via Crater lake and reiHirls a delightful trip. . Tho Denzer nml Yost families re turned from a pleasant outing in tile Applegnle country, bringing with them forty-eight (fiillons of berries. TODAY'S MARKETS Prrtland Livestock PORTLAND, Orw Sept. 1!). Hogs teady; receipt 111!'. Prime light. .f!.(i.!(ciU.7.V, prime strong weights, .?!.." ll(o!l. (id; good'to prime mixed, !l i !).:!." ; rough heavy pucking, .tS..w(tf I); pigs and skips, ,8(ii8.7o; stock hogs, $7.'J."i(ii 8. Cattle steady; receipts oti. Steers, prime light, .fti.tioCii 7; prime heavy. $(i.7.i(if 7i good, $(i( ti.."0 ; cows, hoice, if."i.2.'i('i..'it1 ; medium to good, $ l..'ill(T : ordinary to fair, If l(ci'-l..'tl; heifers, $!(( .'i.K.") ; bulls, ;i(ii -l.'jo; calves, ;l.."i()((i li.ritl. Sheep sleudy; receipts ;i(l. Spring lambs, $S(ti S.ot) ; common lambs. $".. 0( (i; choice 'yearling wethers. tti.'.'.'iCird.oll; good yearlings, "i."."i((T (i.'J.V, choice light ewes, .."i(ii'i')0 ; heavy ewes, $:l.fi(IO'f-l'iU, ' Portland Butter PORTLAND, Or.. Sept. 19.- Itut- ter :ic; butler fill, 31 c. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Or., Sept. 1!). Wheat strong; trading lighl; spot bills unsettled, unchanged to 1c lower to 1c higher, lllueslem. $1.:!'J: Port v. fold, tl.-.'S; club, $1.'J(!; red Fife, $1,127: red Russian, .$1.2-1. Hurley unchanged. Car receipts: Wheat 1!), barley 1. oats 18, hay "i. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Sept. Ill Wheal: OiK-n. Close. December ifL4":!i 1.-$SI".', May 1.48 l.ollT's Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts. Circuit. Gertrude Sliced vs. 0. II. Sliced default, decree. , Adeline Schoenfeld et ill vs. David II. Palmer ct ul., default, decree. Agnes llcrndou vs. Klzinn Blowers et ul., order for publication of sum mons. . George If. Limlley vs. A. M. Hurl et al., .confirmation ot snlc. Pino Hell IliMiking Co. vs. Mary A Clcvcnger ol al,, confirmation of sale F. S.' Fleetwood vs. llcnr' Mum phrey ct nl., eoiil'irmntion of sole. Williams & lierg Co. vs. Lyman O. Ortuu,, action for. money.; '. . Pisilwite. F.stnlc of Itruillcy O. Moore, ad niinistrator's notice lo creditors. Kstatc of John T. Laytou, order of pai'lial distribution. Ileal Kslnto Transfers. A. C. Walker to Nettie M. Wal ker, lot 11, block .'I, Central Point $ 10 0, W. Sheive ct ux to James Weir, laud in see. :W-4()-:iV. 10 Lincoln Gray ct ux to Tom linshong, laud in sees, li nml 4- .'18-lW . 10 fp'J WONDERFUL J6r & I UnMtn trouble" Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxl- cation. Yellow Jaundice Appondtcltls and other falal ailments result from stomach trouble. Tliouannds ot stomach suffcrciB owe their complete recovery lo Mayr's Wonderful reme dy. Unlike any other tor stomach ailments. For sale by druggists ev erywhere. FOIt I (EXT MISCKfifAMCOUS FOR RION'T 10 acre ranch near Con tral Point, good house, barn and chicken houses, low cash rental. I M. .lanney, Jackson County Ab stract Co. 19 FOR RKNT Devon's two store rooms, at 418 W. .Main street. Fine location for milliner. FOR R ISN'T Ranch, and crop for salo. Box 34 Mall Trlbuno. 1 FOB RKN1 HOUSES FOR RUNT October 1st, 8-room bungalow, No. 72 0 4th street, mod cm, good lawn, shade. Apply 018 West .Main. 154 FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house 305 Portland ave. 159 FOR RENT Two modern houses, close in. I into i re L, G. Porter, 019 E. Main. 150 FOR RENT Two modern houses, close In. Iimulre L. G. Porter, 009 E. Main. 150 ' FOR SAUL MTranVC FOR SALE Four Jersey cows, one with calf 3 days old: three to calf next month. Phone 809-11. FOR SALE Itanibollett bucks. D. C. Wilson, Gold Hill, Ore. 158 FOR SALE 1 splendid milcb cows 40 2-year olds and yearlings, both sexes, 20 calves, hogs, hay, pasture. Inquire 304 South Ivy St., Med ford. 155 FOR SALE F'rt-sh Durham cow and calf: nuo Duroc Jersey gilts, eli gible lo registry. II. v, Hiivlsson. Central Point, Oro. 150 I OIt SAIJC KKAtu K8TATE FOR SAI.IO 13 acros of corn In Hold cloro to lOaglu Point, Sco 0. Alldor, .Mcdford. 157 FOR HALF Highly Improvod 30 acre orchard; apples and pears: close In. Remarkablo offer for September. Address Bov P. V. Mall Trlbuno. 157 FOR SALIC Farming and fruit lands timber land. Land from J.i per aci'0 upwards on long tlmo easy payments. Address Box It. Mall Tribune. 104 FOR BALE MlSCMjljATKOtm - FOR SAI.H Buff Orpington pullets, 1 cockrel, 5 young turkeys, good Spnuldliig hack. 230 North Bart Ictt. , 155 FOR BALK Household goods ot all kinds, 5i3 King ut. Call before Wodnesdny 1 FOR SALU Bay homo, weight about 1 200 lbs. For particulars write to John Thompson, Climax, Ore. !.: FOR S A LE Separator. 34 South Fir street. Iu4 FOR SALU 1910 Grant Six auto. Pt-lcft tr,.",n nnn.l condition. C. 10. Whitman, Valley Auto Co. 151 FOR SALI3 20 aero placer claim on Forest creek, or will trado 5 or 0 acres cleared, good garden, plenty ot water. James Spcucer, Jackson ville. .153 FOR SALU 1915 Chalmers c, thoroughly overhauled and paint ed. New tires all around. Perfect condition. Cash or trado. II. W. DliiKlmm, Phono 597-J2. FOR SALK 5 stamp mill, nro crush or, nmnlgantntlng tnblos and con centrators, electric motors, pumps, pipe and pipe fittings, air compres sors, air drills and lioso. misccl lnncous mining machinery nnd tools. Address Box 42x care Mall Tribune. 104 HELP WAJJTrn MALE WANTED Blacksmith. 117 N. Fir 150 St. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTE--Competciit girl for gen eral nousewora. iiei. idj. i WANTED Woman, or girl to work alx hours a day, room at homo. Mrs. W. T. York, 120 Luurol street, phono 400-R. LADY SOLICITORS Made to order corsets; knowledge of business un necessary; Intelligence anil respect ability Imperative St. Louis Cor set Co., St. Louis, Mo. 157 w anticd bit o A-riosa WANTED Lndy of roflnoinent do sires position as housekeeper for gentleman In coniforlublu financial circumstances and nlco home. Ad dress Box 200, Central Point, Ore, 60 WANTED Experienced man wants position as foreman on ranch or orchard. Call 325 South Riverside. 100 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Typewriter, Underwood, - latost model. 219 South Holly. , 154 WANTED Clean cotton rags at Mall Trlbuno office. WANTED TO BUY Barley and oats, vetch nnd whoat. Reply box Ql, Mall Tribune, giving full par ticulars. WANTED Remember your poultry and eggs will bring you more money ut Warner, Wortman and Goro's. One price for bouu, re gardless of slzo. MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN 3000 to loan on ranch. Holmes the insurance Man. MONEY TO LOAN Have money to loan upon city nnd country prop erty. Quick service. Money on Jiimil. E irl S. Tumy, 210 Gnrnatl Coroy Bldx. tf STOLEN STOLEN .Miami bicycle, bluo with white stripes, box handle bars, sLccl rim, Federal rubber tread tires. Re ward If returned to Mull Trlbuno office. 150 LOHT LOST Return trip ticket to Seattle. Finder please call 408-RI. 153 LOST Application for charter to Hughes Alliance, with 39 names on It. Want it for use Wednesday morning or before. Finder leave with C. D. I loon or ut Sun office, 154 LOST Watch fob. Elk's tooth No. 994 I). I. C. Lost on Brownsboro road. Reward. Hot urn to C. A. Colter 107 Harrison street, Ash land. 151 FOR KXCHAnGft FOR EXCHANGE lohn Heering ma nure spreader for a good young work horse. Phone 589-.I-4. 1j9 FOR EXCHANGE 20 uircs. half pears, half apples. 9 years old, 5 miles from Medford, to exchunge for Texas land. Box 30. Mall Trl bono. 15: LNTERCRBA.N AUTOCAIt CO, TISIK CARD. Leave Medford tor Asniand, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, al 8:00 a. m 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:11 p. in. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:80 a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 6:30 and 9:81) p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:16 p. m. AIs on Saturday nights at 0:30 and 2:20. 8undays leave Ashland at 9:90 a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 910 and 19:81 FOB ltKXT Fl'HX IS1I F.I) ROOMS. FOR UBNT Furnished rooms wllh or without board; reasonable rent. 3(1 N. RIvorsldo. 158 BURINKSR bUCRCTORT Anfo Supplies LAHER AUTO BPRINO CO. W are operntln the largest, olrloat and best eon limed plant in the Pa cific northwest. Use our spring when others fall. Bold under guar antee. 20 North Fifteenth St. Portland, On Attorneys GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER .T. NEPF Attorney at law rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bnnk Building. A. E. REAMES. LAWYER OaraatN Corey bldg. O. M. ROBERTS Lawyer. , Medford National Bank Bnllfltn. Collections. COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W collected some accounts 14 year old. We know how tn get t money. The Buttock Mercantile Agency. Inc.. Ronitis 1. t t. Haa Vine' Bids.. 216 E. Main at Dantlan nr. W. M. VAN HOOYOO DR. C. O. VAN BOOYOO Dentists Oarnett-Corey Rlda.. nlta II Medforo". Oro. Phone 6. Collections anil Report Knglneer and Contractor FRED N." CUMMiNOSngTneer an contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Blrta". Surveys,, estimates. Irrigating drainage, orchard and land Im provement. Garbag GARBAGE Get your premise elenned up tor the summer. Call on the city garbage wagona for good service. Phona 274-L. T Y. Allen. House Movers MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS Wa Movo Houses, Barns, Garages, Ma chinery, Etc. Phone 4 88-M, or 488-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction In Musle FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Hnlght Muslo Studio, 401 Garnott-Corey Bldg., Phono 72. Insurance. EARL 8. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident. Liability, Plate Glass, Contract. , and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local eervloe. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Physicians and ewgeona DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW osteopatnio physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corey bldg., phone 904-L. Residence 20 South Laurol, phone 905-L. DR. W, W. HOWARD Osteopathia phyiilclan, 803 Garnett-Coray building. Phona 180. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyea scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. P. ft II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phona 6(7. DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician ana surgeon. Phones, office 86, resi dence 780. Office hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 6. Public Stenographer. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mar garet A. Dally, llotol Holland. Phono 710. Printers and Publlstiera MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the bent equipped printing office In southern Oregon; book binding, loose leaf lodgers, billing systems, etc, Portland prices. 27 North Fir at. Transfers BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front at. Phona 815. Prices right, flervlca guar- WHY? NOW TIME TO TRADE. I have a 160-acre stock ranch; good location; 100 acres In graln( some alfalfa. This place recently sold for (12,000; no Incumbrance. Will trade for good orchard, prefer pears, or would take city property. Would trade even or assume some hv cumbrance on orchard proposition. J. C. BARNES Ida West Main Street. Owner Here forShortTime On account of sickness offers for sale small orchard tract, mostly In bearing, best of condition. One bait mile city limits. Ideal home site. Bank mortgage 00 per cent of asking price; can remain. 82000 will handle, BENNETT INVESTMENT CO. 102 Wont Main, St.