Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 20, 1916, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRTBTTKTV MEDFORD, PREPPX, "WEDNESDAY, DECEMDER 20, JOtfl PAGE SEYfitf ft WITH TIIK UKlTISIt AKMY IN' 1' IfAN'l'K, Dee. 20. Out of a group ."1 Gorman prisoners taken on one Auction of tin- Uritii.li front 1111 Sun day only ii iinii-coiuiuissinucd officer Imd heard iinvtliing of the Oormiin emperor's pence proposals. This cir cumstance, coupled with the fact that there have hern no demonstra tions from any pari of the German trenches, eaased luui'li speculation unions the HritUh officers as to whether, despite the emperor's ad dress to his troops, the new peace overtures have been permitted to leach the men actually on the l'ijjlil uiir line. Documents captured wilhiu the last lew days' repeatedly mention the nu dacily and 'initiative of the allied iiv men and Field Marshal Yon llindcii liiug is quoted us lia inu; issued or ders thai 'the supremaer of the air must be sharply contested. Accord ing to these documents, the German chief of staff has ordered that where the German lines are crossed by hos tile aviators, German machiues must penetrate an equal distance over the allied lines. There lias been only a comparatively few hours of good fly ing wciillior in the Inst week, but nu merous eombala have taken place, twenty being fought on one niorning on a certain sector. - German' artillery has recently been icttvo and has responded more freely to the. continuous Hritisli fire. Ac cording to prisoners the preponder ance of British shells has deDressed the German troops in the trenches, who thought that their own artillery was not supporting them with the same vigor as the support the English gave to their men. COURTHOUSENEWS Reported by Jackson County Ab - atract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts. Circuit. nig Pines Lmbr. Co. vs. Anabcl JlcaU Scott et al, for money. Win, Frlstofe vs. Eva Fristoe, sum mons.' "'.'"' O. jr. Cornftius vs. D. A. Bonar ct al, notice. PlKlbalC. Mary J. Smith estate, and appraisement. Inventory Kenl Estnto Transfers. Ida P. Bristow to Arthur W. Fslher, pt 10-33-4 ...W 10 Polk Hull et ux to Elliauau W. Wakefield, lot 1 blk - Sunset park 100 U. . to Eliza Corwin, pt 2S- 39-4K Pat Eliza Corwin to Weyerlmusor Land Co.. pt 2S-3D-4E: 100 Lillian R. Brauchnuum, trustee to A. P. Falch, pt 30-2W.... 10 G. O. McAllister to C. B. Lam- k'n ct ux, lot in Galcy add Arhland 100 D. B. Walch ot ux to T. Slater 'Johnston, pt 20-36-1B .'. 10 School Dlst. iNo. 5, to City ot Ashland, laud in .Ashland.... 1 Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Or., Dec.. 20. Hogs steady; receipts "ill". Hulk of pack ing grades, $fl.f5ci''0.65 ; heavy pack ing, $(.00(n!!!.7.'): heavy butchers, .!).S."(Wi.lM : light packing, !..)"i(i? W.tiO; rougli heavy, .fS.oUfa U; Digs and skips, $8( 8.."0 ; stock hogs, $6.50(7(8.3; cripples, .8. Cuttle higher; receipts 170. Steers, prime light, $7.r0(n 7.7.": prime heavy, $7..)0(n 7.7.1: good, ir'7(n-7.30: cows, choice, ti.Il.Vfl 0.."t0 ; medium to good, $(i(a)(i.2.1 ; ordinary to fair, (a5..')0: heifers, $li.:rfir'6.(i(); bulls, $2.7.Ca3; eiilves, $5(7. Sheep sieady; receipts 429. Lambs, cast of mountains, no offer; lambs, valley, .f9.,'i0(o 9.7." ; lambs, common, $!(. H. 2.") ; choice yearling wetiiers. fS.2.")(a 9.50;. good yearlings, .f8(a 8.2.i ; choice ewes, sf0,73(n7: heavy ewes, fi(rfe..'i0. Portland Butter PORTLAND. Or., Dec. 20. Buffer weak, Portianl Grain PORTLAND. Or., Dec. 20. Wheat easier, no trading. Spot bids, 'A ft; 4c loner, llluestem, $1,117; Korty fold, $l.:).": club, l..'i:i; Red Russian 1..'!0. Darlcy not quoted. Today's car receipt s: Wheat 14, barley 1. Hour 2, iwii 7. hav 2. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Dec. 20. Wheal : Open. Clo: Mav .fl.til'.. l.tii -iuiv i n'-t i r NEW YORK, Dec. 20. Alter a day of fitful .rallies and declines, stocks broke violently onTllie exchange hero during the final trading, the losses extending to shares of all descrip tions, excepting rails. Tho declines 'ranged from ." to 15 points, with 72 points in lU'thlchcai Sled oil a sin gle salt". " Shipping stock.-: were among the heaviest sufferers With munitions and equipments recording losses almost as much, raited States Sled full to its lowest level in uiiinv weeks, at lU7-i. Firmness ruled at the opening w ith gains of a fraction to a point in lead ing issues, "he only noteworthy ex ception lo this trend was manifested by shipping shares, mercantile mar ine preferred and common losing 2'i and l'i points respectively on inti mations that the Hritish government is to exercise more rigid control over thai industry. Trading wus in moderate volume, with lew truces of vestordav's ex cited and erratic movement. I'nited States Steel had a "wide" opening of 15,000 shares at an extreme gnin of half a point, which was soon ex tended lo a full point, before the break came. FIRST LOAD OF BLUE LEDGE COPPER HAULED The wagonload of copper from the Blue Ledge mine under the present opening, left Copper, Cal.', Monday morning and Is duo to arrive In Jack sonville this morning. It will be load ed Into a freight car, hauled to this city and shipped to Tacoma, Wash., where it w ill be smelted. The load consists of 4500 pounds of copper, is hauled by a four horse team driven by John Louden. The first stage ot the journey was from Copper to Palmer Creek, where the night was spent. Louden will make regular trips. Other teams will bo employed on the work, contracts for hauling being slgnod with farmers ot tho Applegate district. In the spring it is expected that an auto truck ser vice will be instituted. LOCAL MARKETS 4 Live roultry. HENS Light hens, 12(ol4c; springs, l.lc; old roosters, 7c. DUCKS Fat, 8c. GKESE Fat, 8c. TURKEYS Kot young, 17e; old BELGIAN HARES 5c. BELGIAN' HARES, 5(5 0c. Hay and Grain. (Burin:; prices.) WHEAT $1.25. OATS' $.'15 Ion. HAY Grain and alfalfa, $12 ton. BAR LEY Whole, .;15. Livestock. (Prices paid producers.) VEAL Dressed, Sfn'lOc. SHEEP Ewes, 4t5c; wclhjrs, 5 (fl-aMje; lajiins, tie. COWS Alive, 4('f4i 'c. HOGS Alive, 7 '.ifn 8c. STEERS Alive, 5(o;5Vio. Prices Paid by Denlcrs, roRK UHio. BEEF 10(,Y12c. LARD Die. SHOULDERS 15c. EGGS H'J'jc. POTATOES $2 per 100 lbs ONIONS He. HONEY 12c per lb. CIDER 25c. BUTTER FAT .17c. BUTTER Wholesale, :15c. Deputy Game Wardens Driscotl and Walker spent two or three days in the Meadows district last week help ing Jim Dinklns chase cougars and picking up evidence in the case of a Medford hunter who It Is alleged 'TpO get that smooth - brown wrapper for the OWL, we send 9150 mile's to the island of Sumatra. Why ? Because only a Sumatra wrapper will do for the care fully made Million Dollar OWL. A The Million : J Dollar Cigar jgar rr a co. TED M.A.bUNai a co. INCORPORATED IBB "'(CfL I 1 I went over the buck limit this fall and us well carried away some does. The .Meadows people take much Interest In seeing that the laws are obeyed. Hill and Dan Cottrell picked up I heir stock on tho Trail Creek range this week. Kalph Itussell and Bill Poincroy spent the week end out In the valley getting ready for Christmas celebra tion. Two hundred and fifty people aro expected to attend tho Christmas ex ercises at the school house Friday evening the 23rd, when the pupils and a few of the alumni are prepar ing lo give an elaborate program. S. Bcrlllson of Utah Quicksilver camp spent a few days In Cold 11111 the past week. Mr. Clirisholm of Gold Hill visited Ills mining property on Friday even ing taking with hlni three 73-ponnd flasks of quicksilver, which had been retorted from Little Jean ore. Tony Boss of Gold Hill, who has been working Dr. Chishalm's climber mines weut to Gold Hill for Christ mas on last Friday. .Mr. ond Mrs. Thos. Ice drove, to (iold Hill and Mcdford Friday to do their Christmas shopping. Albert Cummlngs and Walter Frank are now camped near the Buck ranch on Cinnabar mountain and have start ed work on deepening tho shaft on tho Lone Pine ciaabar group nn ad ditional 100 feet which they count on doing this winter. They have a splen did showing on the work dono the past summer indicating that the value first demonstrated when Jasper Rod gcrs took out some rich pockets sev eral years ago. Clyde Clayton of Central Point Is visiting relatives here. J. F. Dltsworth, Si., went to the valley last week and returned home oh Monday. Win, Lewis of the Flounce Rock ranch Is in Medford for a short stay. Harold Peyton Is doing the chores during his absence. Paul Peyton has finished work at the old Tucker place and Is staying at Elmer DawBons' Mr. Gcnss of tho Applegate Is visit- lug at Mr. Kelleys'. R. V. Vincent came, home Saturday Mrs. Vincent nnd Fern will remain in tho valley until after tho holidays. Miss Delia Whlsenant visited at Mr. Poytons Sunday. Mrs. Richardson is a good deal better now. . . T. Jf. Peeloir went to Butte Fulls Friday and returned Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Richardson spent Tuesday with Peelorsand Dlanchards. Mr. Bloomfleld has gone to the val ley. Mrs. Bloomfleld and her mother and children nre staying at Mr. Neys during Ms absence. Hoy Vauhu went to the valley Fri day and his brother Uriah took his ploce at Mr. Carltons. T. M. Peelor went to Trail Monday. Mrs. Peyton has been quite sick. Automobiles continue to travel over the road. Mr. Stanford Aiken, Jr., returned to his home Saturday. Miss Belva Walker spent Saturday and Sunday at her homo at the power plant. The. Peyton hill is very Icy now and makes bad traveling. Messrs. Nye, Plfipps nnd Hollcn- beek are hauling hay these days from the Peyton side to Flounce Bocli side. Frank Ditsworlh spent Sunday some where on this side of the river. Don't forget I he band concert Fri day night at the school auditorium, bigger, better music than ever. The band will be assisted by the high school Girls' Glen club, who will give two numbers, "The Soldiers' Cho rus," from "Faust," and "Sweet and Low." Everything has been done to make this concert good and deserving of liberal patronage. The price of Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists. MEN WOMEN Are you tired of work that offers little or no chances for advancement? Why not become a d'ruglcss physician. The field is large, opportunities great and the profession honorable and lucrative to the trained practloner. We offer a thorough course In Anat omy and Physiology, Electro-theaphy, Phototherapy, Vibration, Massage, Spondylo-thcrapy. Blognasls, etc., etc. If you are interested, call or address Drs. Mac Pherson, Williams and Blew Grand Ave, at E. Alder St. Portland, Orceon. admission has been reduced to 10 and 15 cents. The program is as follows: March, '"War Correspondent'' (Holmes);', overture, "Dramatiipic" (Dalbey); march, ."Moonlight" (Mo ret) ; march, "Salute to the Stars and Stripes" (Huff). Intermission. Read ing, Dorothea Cailcss; clarinet duel, Robert Furry, George Bourne; "Sol diers' Chorus," Girls Gleo club; ''.Mu sicians' Circus" (Fcrrazzi); "Soli tude"' (Mercadan(c) ; overture, "Mon arch" (Dalbey); '-Crescent Club" (McFall). The Girls' Industrial club met Sat urday afternoon at the high school. All exhibit of Chrisimas sewing was made and awarded ribbons accord ing to the merit of (lie work. After the .judging a dainty three-course luncheon was served. Miss Cowgill, the state industrial leader, was the guest of honor and after the lunch eon she gave un enthusiastic talk on the work of the Girls' clubs. All the members arc anxious for the next meeting, when a baking exhibit will probably be made. The committee in charge, Sybil Furry, liernice Krnkcr ai.d Inez Fisher, deserve congratula tions for their uoud work. Robert Wriuhl is back from a long visit with his grandparents of Butte Fulls. The cast of "Green Stockings'' mot last Wednesday at Miss Townc's for their first rehearsal. Over fifty attended the basket ball gume at Central Point Friday. The Phoenix boys had no .difficulty in scoring heavily, but the girls lost 4-22. Mrs. Charles Roberts, Mrs. Bailee aud Mrs. Arl l'.;se of Phoenix W9ro '.ruding in Mcl'ord Saturday. Mr. Blessing of North Talent re- tuned last week from an extenJel trip east, where he has been for med ical treatment. Geo. Culcy of Medford Routo 3 was an Ashland visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hughes of Eden alley were Medford visitors Satur day. Miss Juanlta Furry was in Mcdford Saturday whore she is taking music lossons. Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Ferns and Miss Eliza Ferns of Fern valley, wcro trad ing in Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Stockford return ed to their homo near Eagle Point Sunday after a visit with Mrs. Stock ford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry of North talent. .Lonle Colver and Mr. Lockwood re turned from the live stock show at Portland, but did not purchase any stock as anticipated. J. M. Itader and Lloyd Colver went out on tho range Sunday to Bring In some of their cattle, if necessary. J DRINK HOT TEA I pad A t a r nrr r Got a Btimll ufiL-ksioo of lluinlturL' Breast Tea, or 11.4 tliu f!ernmii folks call it, "Hamburirer Ilnut Thee," at any pharmacy. Take a taMfupwnful of the tea, put a cup of boiling vrnter upon it, pour through a sieve ami drink a teaeup full at anv time rhirin; tho lay or brforo retiring. It la the mmt effective wav lo hrcak a cold and cure prip, an it opeita tho pores of the skin, relieving contention. Also loom-im the bowel p, thus driving a coM from the By atom. Try it the mt time ynti auffer from a cold or the t'rip. H inrpo!Hivu and pntirelv c''tiihU, therefore nai'o and liar m 1:sh. JrtU LUMBAGO RIGHT 001 Hub Pain and Stiffness away with a small bottle of old honest St. Jacobs Oil When your buck in wore arid Inme or lumbago, nciatica or rhmimatirnn ban you Btilfened up, don't miffer! (let a 2f cent bottle ot old, liotient ht, Jacobf) Oil" at any drug store, pmir a little tn your band and rub it riht into the pain or ache, und by tho time you count liftv, the ftoreness and lame ness i gone. .Don't alay crippl! ! This (toothing penetrating oil wills to bo urmI only once. It tako the ache ond pain ngni out of voiir bark and rndn the iuifiery. It in magical, yt absolutely harmless and doenn t Mirn the akin. Nothing elcc ttpn lumbago, twintlca and himc back mmery bo prompuyi policemen Letter carriers DRIVERS and other workets who must have enduring strength, take 'f, mm to build up and keep up their health. Surely it will do as much for you, but insist on SCOTTS. tcM ft Domic, mmlkkl. N. I, ti-u SCOT! Mrs. B. X. French and daughters. Misses Linnie Bell and Annu, at tended the Kebcknh and Odd Fellows' entertainment, at Talent Saturday evening. Dr. Hart of the county farm was In Mcdford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Itelmer ot the ex periment station were attending the theater ill Mcdford Friday. Miss Marlon Staucliff, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Stiincliff, and others from Phoe nix attended tho play Intolerance at tho Page Friday. Mrs. Frank Nctlierlund ot Medford was lvsltlng her mother, Mrs. .Mar garet Crosby of Talent Saturday nnd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ii. Anderson, Mrs. Gruffer of Fast Kden wore trading in Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey, Miss Leila Stephens of North Talent wore busi ness visitors in the Hub city Satur day. . ., Union Pacific System OREGON -WASHINGTON LIMITED Leaves Portland Union Station 10 A.M. Daily via the Famous Columbia River Route The onlv ThroiiRh-to-Chicago train electrically lighted, automatically protected. WM. McMURRY General Passenger Agent . PORTLAND PortIaird,Oreoit TheJoi-tlaitct Hotel If yon contemplate a visit to Portland before or during the holidays, remember that tho Portland Hotel Is situat ed in the very liourt of I ho thcal.rica! and i-hopping dlr Iri'.'ts. I. udics travclins nniiltcnil- I od arc parlicuhuly pleased with the rerineineut of tho , surroundings ami the cour- , tesy of tho ."--civice j Apprli.ine. Meilim J ' 1U( l!.lil V. CIIH.DS, .MkcI I lWKION VI' 'AKK.N' L'I 3 hellers, one red 3-year old, one hrlnille with small bell, one red yearling. No brand nor murks, li. K. Hill, Mcdford. 233 STUAYKJi. STHAYEn Or stolen about Sept. 10 near Agate, 2 yesr old burro branded lilt on left shoulder. Har vey Richardson, Central Point, It V. I). No. 2, Box 35. 233 Kriixisiii;i a pa i itm kxts FOK KK.NT Furnished and house keeping rooms. Call 2 to 4, 3 South Central, Phone 403-K2. 237 FOR HALF rOlXTRV. FOR SALE Geese and turkeys. Call H6S-.I. 233. FOR REXT IIOl'SES FOR RENT A five-room, strictly modern house. Apply Dennett In vestment Co., Main and Fir st. '.'32 FOR KENT - Five room modern house, partly furnlslifij or unfur nished. Close in. licniicti Invest ment Co. FOR RENT- Small furnished iiouso. Inquiro lir. Seely. 232 FOR R FAT - Well furnished 5-reoni bungalow, i'.; a. Laurel, it Go East oP A TA.LBOT. & Arrow Hit COLLARS arc curve cut to fit the. shoulders pcrfctly CUittt. ft.uxdy KCo:lnc.iUk(rs LOST LOST Colt's revolver, police special, li 8-cnll hro. Return to Nash hotel and receive reward. 233 LOST Handbag containing purso and money. Kinder please return to Tribune office. 233 LOST Small gold brooch with ame thyst and pearl settings. Kinder please lcavo at this office and re ceive reward. 232 FOR EXCHAXfiB TO KXCHANl'.i: Will trado good Income- business property in Port Inn dfor a $'000 dwelling in Mcd ford. Xo cash required. U. S. Tinny, -10 tlnrnctt-C'orey Bids;. TO TRADK Two young horses for ' wood. 1013 West Main at. 2 35 WANTl'D To exchange, light horses for heavy horses, wolghing 1300 to 1500 poundB. Will pay cash bal ance. Uox 15, Mail Tribune. MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAX Private money hum Ton si reasonable rales. V. Voile, Mcdford. MONEY TO LOAN On roal estate. Uox 14, Mall Tribune. TO LOAN Money to loan In Biuall quantities. Box X Y 2, Mail Trib une. MONEY TO LOAN Have money to loan on first mortgages. Quick service. E. S. Tumy, 210 Garnett Coroy bldg. WAXTKD MISCELLANEOUS WANTIOl) Sudan grnss liny. Phono 8-J3, Mcdlord. 236 WANTED Old nuilts for packing furniture; will pay 50c each. Phono 315. 236 WANTED C. A. Hamlin, dealer in hides and pelts. Highest prices paid. Phono 475-L. Office Laur el st., Market. 236 WANTED Remember your poultry and eggs will bring you more money at Warner, Wortinnn and Clore's. Ono price for lions, re gardless of bIzo. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK. TOR SALE Dull calf a week old Phono 777-L. 233 FOR SALE Fine black work mare, weight 1400 lbs. , Phone 314-L. 233 FOR SALE Horses. Weight, about 1400. Wagons and haruoss. Big Pines Lumber Co. FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE ''OR SALE $.")00, house and lot 112 Elm St., Highland Park add. Want offer. Address 2635 25th ave., S. F Cal. 256 FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover sweet clover, timothy ana otnor grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samples. Rnlph Waldo Eldon, Central Point, Ore. FOR 8A LU MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Furniture, and bunga low for rent. 15 Rose ave. FOR SALE Plum pudding for Xmas, salads and baked goods. Phono 3 JO -J. i"i."i FOR S. LIO '.: 'i nearly new waKOll. Imiulie Wallace Wood at Hubbard llros. 236 FOR SALU Or trade for wood, cream SHparator In miod shape. In (uhi! Wullaeo Wood at Hubbard llros. ' 236 FOR KALE - Plow. "A" harrow, Klnl- liall '.veerter, potalo iUkkcc anil sickle grinder. Cnrkin & Taylor. FOR SALE a ImalliiK stover, at Med ford Warehouse, Front St. 232 FOR SALT Oak, fir and pine tier wood. Phone 473-Y. 231 FOR SALE Cheap. Secoml hand buggv. single and double harness. Pert Stiincliff, Phoenix. 233 FOR SALE Gentleman's diamond ring, valued $125, will sacrifice tor $75. Uox 4, Mail Tribune. 234 FOR SALE r, sets of furs, high grade, for sale at less than wholti sale price. Jf you are interested act quick. Answer liox 3, Mail Tribune.. 334 FOR SALE Manure. Phono 274- 231 FOR SALE Medium sized safe. Also Underwood typewriter, latest mod el, good condition. Rig Pines Lum ber Co. ' WHY? irrigation means saleable land. 1 cannot sell land in this county unless it has water or a show to get it. The actual producing value of land In this county will bo more thao doubled when proper! irrigated, Irrigation first. J. C. BARNES 102 Waul Ulq Strong INTEIU'ltnAV AITOCAH CO. TIME CAKD. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 0:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sundays loavo at 10:30 a. m. and 2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leava Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nights at 0.30. Sundays loave Athlaml at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 6:00 and 10:30 p. m. niSIXESS DIRECTORY Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRINO CO. are operating the largest, oldest nnd best equipped plant in the Pa ciflo northwest. Uso our springs when others fall. Sold under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth St. Portland. Ore. Attorneys GEORGE A. CODDING .Lawyer Room 413 Oarnott-Corey Dldg., Medford, Ore. Phone 221. OEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 0-10, Jackson Coun ty Hunk Hul I ding, cut ran co X. Central, Mcdford, Ore. PORTER .1. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms s and a, Meuiorc! National Hank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Carnett Corey bldg. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 years old. We know how to get the money. The nullock Mercantile . Agencv.' Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. llas klus' Illdg., 216 E. Main St. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels Clothing Store in rooms for merly occupied by Dr. JoneB. Phone 092-Y. Rccldence Phone 600-Y. 151 DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR.,C. C. VAN SCOYOC Dentists Onrnett Corey Dldg., Suite 810 Medford. Ore. Phone 856. Engineer and Oontinctor FRED N. CUMM1NGS Engineer nnd contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bids Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain age, orchard and land Improvement. Garbage. OAR13AOE Got your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons fo good service. Phone 874-L. B". Y. Allen. House Movers MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS We movo houses, barns, garages, ma chinery, etc. Phone '488-M, ot 488-X. 612' S. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON IIAIGHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Hulght Music Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bide., Phone 72. Insurance EARL 8. TUMY General Insurance office, Firo, Automobile, Accident Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 210 Garnott-Corcy Bldg. Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 GarncttCorey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nnso nnd throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. It. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phono 567. Public Stenographer. O. J. HELL Public Stenographer. Legal Work a Specialty. Room 2"9 First National Dank Building, Tel ephone 2U3-R. 234 Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon; Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, hilling Systems, eic. Portland prices. 27 North Fir st. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. MODISTE Hertha M. Borrall. Phone 432-L. 613 East Main. 249 WESTON'S Camera Shop 808 East Main Street. Medford The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographers in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any time ot place by appointment. Phone 147-J Well do the reat I. D. WISTGlf, Prl, j I