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r rn Ori'Boniiui Tho Ashland Tribune.
GEORGE PUTNAM, Editor
V SUBSCRIPTION SATES!
wOne year, by mull
yjne month, by mull .V
Vi'or month, delivered by currier In
i Medford, Phoenix, Jacksonville
"I nnd Central Point -M
.'rtaturday only, by mall, her year.... J.OJ
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ifiOHIclul i'uper of tho City or Medford.
S Offlolat Paper of Jackson County.
Entered as Heeond-cliisH mutter at
'Medford, Oregon, under the act of March
'i Sworn Circulation for li'lC 240)
J Full leaned wire, Associated Presa dla
retches. EM-TEES
Tho folia who admits hi' Ik n lioiio-
liead, shows signs of wisdom.
Hit on tho head. Take your base!
Any kid will loll you his mother
Is a movlo actress with the slipper.
Over tho yen! One strike!
(lee: II must be lough for a fol
f
low to go to work attain, utter his
political job has went.
You're out!
If success came as easy as colds
OH! HOY!
V V
You can't drown an oyster. Hurry
Thaw Ik looso again or bettor yet,
Home more.
J sco where It takes: 5,000 ele
phants a year to niako our piano
keys. Ain't it jest wonderful what
some nnlnialH can be trained to do?
Giggly Goof.
UNSOLVED MYSTERIES.
Why do they label' em "a bouncing
bnby boy, or girl?" Jb It on account,
of tho bawl?
That's hlin, officer!
COMMUNICATION.
To tho Editor:
Now that the battle Is over, the
dead, dying and wounded huvo been
carried from tho field of carnage.
may wo not take a brief ru-proHiiect
of tho "proBbect?" Wo havu the
choleo of tho majority for chief pre
siding officer of our municipality,
but not tlio clioico of the people,
nolther havo wo settled tho momen
tous questions that sonio of our very
wlso brethren thought would ho re
tractlvo measures to repeal tho "or
ganlo" act, Incorporating tho city of
Med ford and to show tho "world at
large" that Modford Is greater than
tho so vcrelgn powor of tho state;
that no conflict of laws can bo, or
Is, of any avail, whatsoever, when
MedforU wants to carry an election
to suit some, but that nil govern
nont, constitution and organic stul
tit ob must give way to tho prevailing
will of tho dear people (It tho dear
pooplo had so done), but wo have
not so acted, and tho fear, treniblth:
and trepidation, nre nt 11 1 stulklng an
unburled ghoHl at unseemly hours.
llo patient gentlemen of the council.
and do not rush In whore angels fear
to tread. Y on have done it, you can
do it again. The expense, bitterness
unhappy divisions are of nought so
long as we "carry our plan," tor
what concern is law, or even o.iuil,
to us. the people or .Modford, there
fore: "Be It enacted by tho city coun
cil of Modford that all aits and
purls of acts, both state law
and city charter. In ooul'lli t here
with are hereby repealed: and
all acts or part of ats. eitl:, r i,-u-cral
or special In conllii t herewith m'
restrict, lite hereby li vt:i'..'d III so
far as ll'.ev eenlibl herewith or ir
fctrict the power or ,lu!io.; 1, ,;,!)
conferred upon said ritv or iu iMiinr
or council or oilier ofilcerr.." Wo
cure nol for the obiicaiions of con
trat heretofore made. We can .in..;
,lo with thoo solemn eotil i ai l na 1 re
lationti, lor we are tho people of
Hertford! O! Minos! l! Tenipoia!
S. S. PFXTZ.
LEGHORN BEST BIRD IN
THE POULTRY SHOW
'-, JiiAk Kfii'iiev lias iliviil.-il
tilUt the I'OSt hint 111 llu' stut luut-
try nhow now tu inonns In MciUor!
la a Sinlo Comb WhitP l.ehi'tn
cookorr! ownrd by . P. ls;i.u.-nn of
Central Point. This i also tli rhM
prize cockorol in this rlns.s lit tho
HhOW. Judge Kci'iiev uU: "Un 1:
one of the hrt While LrKiinrns I
liavo over RMn and votiM ho a prize
winner In rortlaml or Si-mtli ."
Mr. Imiarftoii also won ilm on
Cork. fli'Ht. 8eoon il ;iml third on cot k-
erel, Hrst on pulb't, nml fiM 01
youiirX pen on hU S C. Whin- l
horns. ir Isuaon h i-fn-iwil
stoclt from tho l(ndiiiK brm-tli-t or
the PaclflO and Atlantic coa-i im
mixed th'1 strain 'd h:w vi rim
birds.
Yi'lih Medford trt I" Mrrtfnrd rrnde
STATE MUST CO OPERATE HI ATIHUI ft 1 IIIIITU !P MMV I fAT Hi ,
XTlLj (!. NTKIX, wlio was scut to Washington hy llie
VV county court lo secure an impropriation fur the con
si met ion oi" tlie Crater Lake liiehwav, lias secured a eon-
iimiiiLC iilipi'iiliriatioii of "0,tO a vcar continciit upon
i lie state's a ppropriat iiiai lot her .jOO.OOO, 'J'his iipprojiria
tion will coiik! out of Oregon's allot nient of fedei-il i'oad
intiiiev provided under the federal roads net. The road
will he constructed hv federal
with the state hiyhwav commission.
There is due Oregon under
78,(;K7.:;7. On July 1, 1!)17.
i total of $2: 5(i,0( il!.H. I nder
the state for use on national park and forest reserve roads
127,791. On July 1, 1917. there will he due llM,tll, a to
tal of '2,(.M). The total due
nient under the two sections,
The legislature must meet
state will lose the nionev. The
ill renders it, difficult for the
more than the running expenses of the state, hut economy
in operation should he practiced to the extent that the state
secure tins development. .11
he resorted to.
I'olh houses are organized
Oregon and I'orvlaud politicians, and the ignoring of Jack
son count v in 1 lie committee assignments shows the senti
ment entertained towards t his
ers. However, toe rater lake
'ew vital 1 1 nuin iiu-nt.-;. our legislative deletratioii ouyht to
he alile to m
difficulty.
J ntlicat ioi
ure
1he needed
; are that Portland, with customary hoggisli
!o secure most of the fetleral funds for the
ooii, iii spite of the fact that Crater hike is
ness, will try
.Mount I food
the only national park and the
Oregon. Jackson county must
EARNED REAPPOINTMENT
TJIKhIj ought to he no i nest ion ni the minds of t he Ore
iron senators eoneerniii!"' the real iDointinent of Clar
ence L. K'eames as United States attorney for Oregon. He
has made good in every sense of the word, and if efficiency
is desired in puhlic officials, it should he rewarded when
displayed.
There are many candidates seeking the appointment
upon political groimds hut it is quostionahle whether any
of them are more deserving, even on this basis, than the
incuinhent, who conies from
and has always hcen an ardent
.Mr. Iieaines is a nat ive son
resided here, until his appointment to office. Hi.-
father, Thomas (J. Keames, and his grandfather, Woodford
Keanies, were hoth lifetime residents of tin; count v and
prominent in the history of .southern Oregon, as well as in
the democratic, party, lint it is not hecau.se of this that
Mr. .Rcanics merits reappointment, hut because of the
splendid record In: has made
oil ice.
The annual reports of Hie
congress covering the work
fetates attorneys throughout
vears iui.i, i:m-i, jiiw and i:ii(i, snow mat durum- jus lerm
of office -Mi'. ICe amcs tried more eases, won more cases
and lost fewer cases than any other United States district
attorney who ever held the office before in Oregon. These
reports show that he has a record of convictions as against
acquittals of over 9o per cent.
Among. the important work that Mr. IJeaincs has done
has hcen tin: trial of the Oregon & California land grant
I' rami cases in Oregon, Washington and in British Colum
bia; the t rial of and t he convict ion of a great many offend
ers for the use of the mails in furtherance of schemes to
defraud; the trial ami convictions of the officers of the
United States Cashier company for selling worthless cor
porate stock to the public, and many cases of less note. As
;t matter of fact, few federal prosecutors in any state have
made as brilliant it record.
Those who were born ami raised with Mr. Keames and
watched his career from hovhoiul. ' view his success will)
pardonable pride and unite iir
his demonstrated abilit v.
rn
tii
"ASHlMi rn. Jan. 1 --Inrraso
in ia ior t'riuitf'it flfi'Iw, appr v
it h tlir house, were strict
'tu- npropciiitlon hill Unluy
It f'Ollt
bb 'he
ret'fui.-
ito coinuiittfe. It also
i!H'n;lrd I'l'ilui'in llu1 iisiilts of the
ttn'tiihri's of i it luftn lot. n honnl t't tne
l','"o a ,ar to $7. .-it t a svnr ;tio!
oi tin' cint:i ni liu :ver'tar irn
1' "Ml ((l
The t
:Hor Sun i
1'iumcni i
in vot '.
t nrolin.i
nfvi "or
.'.iMHi.
tion in umnnittfo h r:rn
it oi' Ctiili to itUTi'ase ov
'!nplovt"' yav wan lo.( hv a
.rnatiir Tillti'an ot South
.a tlit only lienioernt lio
llu- iiM ioac. Th osttmaf-
oil roM o.
'rnmciit
the inert
ase.- to the
f'7 a yrar.
Tho Boils
were rnscd 1V tho dec who licked
the infected places, but they were not
uroi, Jinny modern peoplo employ
the name method in their treatment
f hoils, pimpled, rushes cnriiuncle.-i,
eczema nnd other skin disenscs. They
apply n eulve or lotion to the smc
jdacert nnd fondly imaKino they hare
curd them. 'Die important fact which
ihcy fail to rccoirni-..? i., that these
ikiu di.seascii ure diseases of the liloini.
and that no external treatment cud
iiei niuncntlv cure them, hecauso they
mo aiitlilly in! u.it ailment !.
authorities in co-operation
section (i of the federal law,
there will he due .f lo7,:!7 l.74.
section S there is now due
Oregon from the overn-
is 191 .9G7.1 1.
this appropriation or the
six per cent tax limitation
legislature to appropriate
necessarv, a ooiid issue snouiti
hv a coalition of eastern
section hy the ruling pow
lutrliwav lieini' one ol the
state co-oper;it ion without
greatest scenic resource of
insist upon recognition.
a. pioneer democratic family
partisan.
of Jackson count v and
in the four years he has held
attorney general filed with
done by the several United
the I nited States lor tho
urging proper recognition of
I.l N I H N. Jan. I A. - The in(in
' ti'i'iit aiitl the heailqnarh'i's of the
oineii' Social and 1'ohlirul nntnu.
' as well a-- the bninc. of several ol
Mr, l'nnlvlmr-.t's lieutenant in uide
! ly rated .-eetions of London, were
imnltaneou-ly raideil yesterday by
'. the Iiei and niililary autboi it ies,
i netin tuider the defense of the realm
I net. The suffrage piiblientioti Hvit-
' j tannia nnd two d:nx full of iloeu-
mt-nt-; wi-i'e ronti-cated.
Itnlaiiniii lui-i been erit iei-iiiir the
yo rrntnent. protect itiif that there
were in reality two overntnenl s, one
of Premier l.l.yd tieore ami the ieo
p'e wlin wanted t win the war. and
the other a remnant of the late in
ternment vhi"h fagoted a peaee eout
promise. Of Lazarus
S. S. S. Is tho only proper remedy for
this hreakinp out ot tho skin, tiecnusa
.1... (.t.x,1 ..l.,anlt,,. a.l
reyitnlir.intr it, ami removinK tho cause
of infection. It should he home in
mind that S. S. S. is purely vciretahle, ;
made from native root, herbs and.
Imvks, and that it contains no habit- i
forming druc. or other injurious in-
"rrdients. (Kitain n bottlo of S. S. S. j
from your dvuirist nrd if you need
the advice of a physician, write to the.
Medical Department, Swift Specific
Co., :!H1 Snii't I'lii'dmi;, Atlanta, Ca.
OBJECT OF ITALY'S
E
ItOMI-:, ,lun. I I. Italy's terrllnr
ial aspirations in connection witli the
war were explained and defended to
day hy Francisco Ituffiul, minister
of bublic instruction and a historian
of prominence, in a statement to the
Associated I'ress.
"In the note of the allies to I'resi
deut Wilson." he. said, "they make
a point which is understandable to
neutrals and particularly to America.
Italy, no less than her allies, awaits
with calm confidence, tlte realization
of the aims set for the passage of tlte
note refers to the ambition of Italy,
as desirous of conquests, but Ameri
can public opinion so iar seeing, so i
well educated to freedom and to a
deeii spirit of national unity, cannot
confound brutal lust of conquest with
a justified claim to territories with
populations like those of the Trcn
tlno, lstrla and Oalniatia.
"These territories have had only
one civilization in their history, that
of Italy and only one groat humilia
tion which must cease that of for
eign domlnatiln. which attempted to
destroy the principle of nationality.
America knows well that Italy, not
withstanding these just claims, ab
stained from any provocation before
the Kuropoan conflagration, being oc
cupied only with her peaceful de
velobment. Austria was responsible
for the outbreak of the conflict, hav
ing willed war witli Serbia after pro
voking Italy a hundred times with
violent persecutions of Italians of
Trent, Finnic and Zara, whom she
denied even tho right to educate
themselves in their own language.
"Once tho conflagration was ignit
ed, Italy felt that fate called her to
complete her national unity and re
sume her just and holy work and
her wars of Independence, which
havo been studied with such enthu
siasm hy your illustrious American
histirians. Only those who are igno
rant of the history of Austria's vio
lent usurpations were surprised by
Italy's action, initiated by her victor
ious armies, or considered iter just
claim to be an amltition for conquest.
Italy faced tho terrible sacrifices of
blood and riches imposed by the war
with Unit same religious spirit which
animated all tho deeds of her na
tional resurrection of which .Ameri
ca's attainment of independence was
so full."
Funeral Notice
.lohn lOniery Day, norn at Sparta,
Wis.. July .".1, 1x71, died on a ranch
near Kl O'ontro, Cut., or Pneumonia
January HI, lHI7.,nged 4." years
mouths, 10 days, leaving a wife nnd
three children, Olenn It. aged in
Wnnda V., aged S, and John Finery,
0 months, a father and mother and
two brothers. Funeral servicer.
Wednesday, January 17, at It) a. m.
from Weeks & Motlownn t'ndertak
ing Parlors. The Odd Fellows will
havo charge. Interment in 1. C. O.
F. eomutory.
FINE FDR RHEUMATISM!
Musterolo Loosens Up Thosp Stiff
Joints Drives Out Pain
You'll know
thoihunU use Mus-
tcu'uh- or.ee ;
iui .xicriiiKC the glad n
Iil-I it K1-s.
Gtt a j;ir at once from the nearest
JrttK store. H is a clean, while ointment,
made w ith the nit of mustard. J letter
th.m a mustard plaster and docs not
blt.'er. Urtniis ca,e and comfort while
it is bcir.i; i .:!'bed on I
MiiR't'ole i recommended by many
J'-ctors am! tinrt-;. Millli'its of jars arc
' nedc. asthma, netir.dina, pKuiri- v, rhru-
m:ilini, himl)at;i, pains and aches ot tlte
r i"i.H. snrains. sore innclc?.
rui-e. el'.ilblaiix, frosied feet, elds of
;hc.ehct (it oi'teii prevents pneumonia1).
MEN WOMEN
Are you tired of worK that offers
littlo or no chances for advancement?
Why not become a dniKtess physician,
Tho field la larse, opportunities great
and tho profession honorable and
lucrative to the trained practioner.
We offer a thorough course lu Anat
omy and rhysioloKV, Klectro-thcarhy,
Phototherapy, Vibration, Massage,
Spondylo therapy, DioRnijsls. etc., etc.
If you are interested, call or address
Drs. Mac Pherson, Williams
and Blew
Grand Ave, at E. Alder St. Portland,
j Oregon
'
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKES
l-afljr .1-olitnnt
M 8. HAKTI.KTT
Pbnne M. 41 nd 47-J-S
Automobile Hearse Sarvlca.
Imkulsuc. Hartttt, 'erupt
AT POULTRY SHOW
Tho sunny weather of Sunday and
.Monday served to encourago a much
boner attendance at the poultry show
than that of last week. All of the
exhildtors consented to permit the
local association to hold their birds
for tho additional four days of the
show, the time being extended to fa
vor the farmers and breeders gen
erally who could not attend comfort
ably during the unusual weather of
last week.
The Southern Oregon Poultry as
sociation made expensive preparation
for the slate show; but it was In
differently rewarded by the upstate
counties, no entries being made from
l'oiiland, Salem or Astoriu or from
any of lite counties eust of the moun
tainea. Had weather had much to do
with this faiure of large breeders lo
take advantage of thiB event to show
their birds Ju Southern Oregon.
To overcome tho deficit entailed
by poor attendance, the local associa-
llon will, proceed at once to double
its membership. The annual menv
bership card costs ?1. Farmers g?n
orally, and business men and women
In .Modford, Ashland and other points
in the valley have signified their
HELPFUL WORDS
I'Ynin n .Medford ('ltly.cn.
Is your back lame and painful?
Does It ache especially after ex
eration?
Is there a soreness in the kidney
region?
These sym tcn.f suggest weak Kid
neys.
If bo, thi'D is liat uer In delay.
Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
Give your trouble prompt atten
tion.
Iioan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recom
mend them.
Head this .Modford testimony.
Mrs. .1. W. iiass, -S: X. Iv.v st
Modford, says: "1 have always been
ready lo recommend Uoan's Kidney
Pills, whenever 1 havo heard anyone
complaining of backache or kidney
disorders. I have taken them when
I have had theso troubles and they
have never failed to stop that misery
In my back and put my kidneys in
good working order. 1 also give
Uoan's Kidney Pills to one of my
'hlldren, who Is subject to weak kid
neys at times, nnd they restore them
to normal condition."
Prii-e rnc at all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Uoan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Bass had. Fostor-Milburn Co.,
Props., Iluffulo, X. Y.
II KM WAXTKD FK.MA I.K
WANTKU tlirl for Renerai house
work for family of two. Addivas
K.. care .Mail Tribune. 2i3
UKI.P WAVTKrv MA1,E
WA.NTKI) lly relialrlo mechanic.
S'ork by Iiour at your own wnraKC
lieasonatde. ltcfeiences. Call or
writ.-- Don X. Y. .Mail Tribune. :'".:!
WAXTKD MISCKM.AXKOUS
V AXTKD Centleman v.onld like to
make aciiuaintauce of nice .irl
with view lo matrlmonv. Amply
ti'de lo provide. Address A, care
.Mall Tribune. J." 2
UANTKl) I'ony
l'houe Sl-Y.
or .small horse.
LT.i
WANTI'li 1'irst class fnrr;s!ieii
house on tlie pavement. Wanted
abonl Marcb 1. No children. Ad
dress P. O. Hox 1,021. I'M
WA.NTKI) Practical nurse would
prefer obstetrical cases; can i;ivc
references. 2 1 tlene.-ce st. Med
ford. 2 .")
WA.NTKI) Second hand smudge
pols at reasonable price. Phone
G7-HI. 233
WANTK1) House movers.
4SS-M. or 4SS-.K.
Phone
WANTED U. A. Hamlin, dealer In
hides and wool. Highest prices
paid. Offices, laurel st., Market.
Phono 4 73-L. 264
WAXTKD Hemember yonr poultry
and ecs will brinst you more
money at Warner. Wortuian and
Gore's. One price for hens. r
pnrdless of si7.
l or. SALE KEAIj ESTATE
FOR SALE A 200-acre ranch. In
quire at 1 15 South Grapo st., Med
ford. Oro. 25 1
FOR SALK -Or trade, It acres, paid
water riht for 3 acres, balance
tinder ditch, near Central Point,
Ore. Address 11. O. Lockwood.
Rogue Kiver. Ore. 253
FOR SALE Cheap. Three houses
and three lots; two houses are on
one lot. one house on one lot. and
one vacant lot. Sam Bauer, Nes
kowln. Oregon. 26D
FOR SALE $500, house and lot 113
Elm st., Highland Park add. Want
offer. Address 2(1.15 25th ave., S.
I, Cal. 2..,i
willingness to take a card member
ship and thus relieve tho treasury.
An additional 20D members will over
come the embarrassment. These. It
is believed, will be easy to obtain.
The standard coops were abso
lutely necessary In a state snow.
They were needed also by tho local
association. The laiier Is now our-
fittcd for any kind of a bird and pet
stock show. Some of the coops
have been purchased by members of
tho association. DO more than were
needed having been manufactured.
The salo of theso will help appre
ciably to pay the sunt of the cost on
the whole.
STEAMER MINNESOTA
SUNK BY COLLISION
LONDON. Jan. I V- Lloyd's an
nounces that the slenm-iiip .Miutie-
ita Inc. -link while nt dock, after a
tlli-ion.
There are overul veoN of the
mime. I he I Mil liner .Minncoi-i i- ai
presold iiiiiler:oiiiit repairs Ml San
r'ruiicisoo.
NEVER '
TAKE
SUBSTITUTES
EMULSION
FOU SALE rOVITRY
FOR SALK :S',4 dozen Whiio Leg
horn hens from one vice to tw-o
years old. Phono 314-W. i'
FOR SALIC White Orpllington cock-
rels. .M. A. (ievonger. Talent,
Ore. 2 ,(.'
FOR SALE One 21C-egg Petnluma
Incubator, two Cyphers portable,
hovers, the three for $13. Phone
344-X. 2fcl
FOR SALK LIVESTOCK.
FOR S.M.L
W.
Jersey cow, ju:,t fresh
.1. Ilurtzeil, 40s r 1. 2;.;
FOB HALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALK To
Cheap for cash
it. Xye.
move good barn.
Phone 2..-JI. U.
'OK SALE -At a discount, duo.blll
on Hales Piano House for $102.
I). X. W., Mail Tribune. 2 3.1
FOR SALE Cabinet sewing ma
chine, buffet and mahogany table.
Phone S 1 .1. 21T,
FOR SALE
steel tank.
1000-gal. Fort
Court Hall.
Wayne
254
FOR SALE
West Sth.
Household goods, lliiti
FOR SALE 7 hives of bees In good
condition. J. S. Vilas. 2 53
FOR SALIC Billiard table; also
agent for the Victor Safe and Lock
Co. John Lyden, Jacksonville,
Ore. 202
rOlt SALK Heard less seed barley.
Phono 732-J2, Itouto 2, Uox 112.
271
FOIt SAI.K Plow, "A" harrow, Kim
ball weeder, potato digger and
sickle grinder. Carkin & Taylor.
FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover
Bwect clover timothy and other
grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write
for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden,
Central Point, Ore.
i on hi:t m isuKi.i.AXKors
l'"OK KENT Or trade, a 200-acre
ranch. Inquire at I II) South Grnpo
si., Medford, Ore. 2.V1
FOR ItEXT HOUSES
1'OIt KKXT---Partly furnished house
on .Maple street. I)r. Helms. 2.".VJ
'(lit KENT Five-room furnished
bungalow, modern: close In. .",11
South Grape street.
1'TUXLSIIEII A I'AKTMKXTS.
FOIt ItK.NT Furnislied apartment,
hot water heat. The Uerbea.
FOU RENT Am leaving city for six
months and will rent my furnished
home very reasonable lo desirable
parties. 422 So. Laurel.
BUSINESS OITOMTNITIUS
WILL SELL J l.ono stock in well
Known conrern which has paid I ."
per cent dividends per year for
past five years, 'for $S0O cash,
K. S. Tinny, 210 Gainett-Corev
"ld. :'.-,:;
MISCELLANEOUS.
TAKK PRACTICAL KNGINKKIUnT
COVKSK . Instruction includes
gas. automobile, electrical engin
eering, gas tractor, mechanical
drawing, etc. Courses to suit all
mechanically inclined. Send for
illustrated catalogue. Seattle Kn
gineerins School, Seattle, Wash
ington. LOST
LOST -Saturday night. Small ali
gator hand purse on Central or
Bartlett streets, between tith and
",rd street. Hail .1 keys and small
change. Hcward returned
Mail Tribune.
to
.MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN-J
first mortgage security.
cue.
MONEY
farms.
Main.
TO
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LOAN On Improved
K. Nalley,
West
MONEY TO LOAN Have monev to
loan on first mortgages. Quick
servire. E. 3. Tumv, 210 Garntt
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SOID Bi' OKliGQISTS EVERYWHERE
I'OJt EXCHANGE
F'Olt kXCHAXUK A good five-room
Jiouse and sun parlor In Long
Peach. Cal. Lot .-.oxliir.. Clear
title with abstract value $.i,0nn.
Want small improved acreage near
Mcdlord, Oregon. Owners only.
Address :,:ii'. Nebraska avenue,
Long Hcach. Cal. 2 ,4
nibf TliAOF -:!" acres good tillable
....n in,. r wood and water. What
have yon? Tel. r,;::-.l4.
2oT
BIS1XKSS DimXTOHY
Auto Supplies
I, A HER Al'TO SPRING CO. W 0
are operating tho largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Ta
cifio northwest. Fso our springs
when olliers fall. Mold tinner uf
antee. 20 North Fifteenth
Portland, Ore. i
Attorneyt
CJKO. W. CI1ERKY Attorney and
Nolarv, Rooms 0-10, Jackson Coun
ty Itauk Building, entrance N.
Central. Medford, Ore.
POUTER .1. XKFF Attorney at law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Dank Building.
A. E. REAMES Lawyer.
Garnett-
Corey bldg.
Collcctlons
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to get tho
money. Tho Dullock Mercantile
Agenev. Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has
Itius' Hldg 2C E. Main st.
Ienlists
DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan
iels Clothing Store in rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone
692-Y. Rccidence Phone C00-Y. 151
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Oarnett Corey Hide, Stiito
Medford. Ore. Phono 8.16.
810
Engineer and Contractor
FREO N. CU.M.MINGS Engineer and
contractor. 404 M. F. & H. Bid?.
Surveys, estimates, irrigation drain
age, orchard and land improvement.
Gnrhaso
GAHUAGHJ Got yonr premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on tho city garbage wngona fo"
good service. XJlione 871-L. Jr.
Y. Allen.
Instruction in Music
FHKI) ALTON MA1G11T Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Haight MusN,
Studio, 401 Garuett-Corey Bldg.,
Phono 72.
Insurance
EAUL S. TU.MY Genernl lnsuranca
office. Firo. Automobile, Accidonr,
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panics, good local service. No. 218
Garnett-Corcy Bids.
Physicians anil Surgeons
Lilt. W. W. HOWAKD Osteopathia
physician. 203 Garnett-C'orey build
ing. Phono lJO.
DH. J. 3. EMM ENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eyo,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co.
bids., opposite P. O. Phone 567.
Printers and J'nniisiiers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon; Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir st.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front st. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. IXTKIil RBAX AUTOCAR CO.
TIME CARD.
Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent
and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at
8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15
p. m. Also ou Saturday at 10:15 p.
m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and
2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leave
Ashlafrll for Medford daily, except
Sunday, at 5:00 a. in.. 1:00, 2:00,
4:00 and 5:13 p. m. Alao on Satur
day nights at 6:30. Sundays leave
Ajililand at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00. 6:00
and 10:30 p. m.
WHY?
$1650
Best buy for money on our list,
''(-room modern house on ono of best
streets in town. sn 0oi,i nr,t bo
I bllllt for less (Inn )u j !.
I - ' IllOlltliiU uui-
mis. on paveii street; sixty-five feet;
East front: good slian... Will sell
' furniture with house m lmir nrlee.
Terms on part.
J. C. BARNES
10J Vest Ualn StreeL