MEDFOttD MATE TJHBTJNE. MEDFORD, OREtiOX. MONDAY, TT,TTiTTAHY ", 1917
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! Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 5. Hogs
I , 3ri; higher; receipts 1073. Hulk of
' packing grades, 11.4"(il ll.Oo; heavy
. packing, 1 LOotii 11.75 j light packing:,
; 11.45(ff U.U.i-, rougii heavies, 10.35
I' (.a 10.7.5; pigs aftd' skips, m0.2:(n 11 ;
stock hogs, $9.'iO(T10.
' Cattle strong; receipts 12.VJ.
' Sierra, prime light, $S.fiO(ci8.73 ;
price heavy, $8.75(3? 9; . good. 8fil
8.40; cows, choice, $7.o0ffi7.7," ; me
dium to good, $7(T725; ordinary to
; fair, $C(a(!.75; heit'ors, $4(a'7.50;
y bulls, $3.50(u.f..")0; calves, 0(a8.
- ' Sheep, firm; receipts 30!). I.nmbs,
' east of mountains, $12( )2.2"; liimhs
valley, $11.50((j 1 1.75; lambs, food,
' $11(S 11.50; choice yearling wether-;,
$10(3 10.50; good yearlings, .$1.75
t 10;. choice ewes, $9(i1.2."i;, heavy
I' ewes, 8.50(ii 8.75.
f ' Portland Butter
! " fi'ORTLAXD, Or., Feb. 5. Ratter,
higher. Prints up e. Plain wraps,
43c; cartons, 44c; euhe extras, 40c.
Buying priee: Hutter fat up 2-.-; No.
3, 43c; No. 2, 41c. '
A Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 5. Wheat,
stronger; no trading. Spot bids, 2i
to 4c higher, llluestcia, $1.5-1
Forty-fold, 1.50; club, $1.50; red
flussion, $1.47.
'.Barley higher. Xo. I feed, 30.
'-. Today's ear receipts: Wheat 22
flour C, oats Ifi, hay 15.
. . Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Feb. 5. Wheat
Open.
May -......'. .'. :....1.07?4
July 1.49 1.
Close.
$1.74
1.49
BUTTE FAILS
Carl Jackson, Rod; Baker, Wayne
Ijl Port, Stanley Spencer and Ever
ett Abbott came up from Duprny
Saturday to spend Sunday at home.
Oy' QIlss . Dora Smith of Medford is
visiting her ulster, Mrs. Jack Fun
gate of tills place. .
Dr. Goble, an oculist of Medford,
camje up Tuesday and did business
with bo mo of the people returning to
Medford Thursday.
-. .'Prank Morgan loft Thursday for
Klamath Falls, where, he was call
d in a witness In n trial thore.
..irs. G. W. Barker and little
daughter left Thursday for Lodi
.pal,, where they will make a several
months visit to Mrs. Harker'8 par
ents. Mr. I3arker went with them
as far as Medford.
; L, iyv". Jones , left Thursday tor
Dead; Indian trail.
. Dr. .Kmmerson's barn was broken
down by the snow one day this week
Haven't learned the particulars as
yet. ' " . . ' . V.
Dorothy Alexander spunt the week
end at the home of I.ucy Carle on
FootH creek.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Saudry Thursday afternoon. It was
decided to frivc a 9oeiul on Washing.
ton's birthday for the " purpose of
rnisme; money,
An attendance contest between
Mrs. Hair's Suudny school class of
,'irls and Miss Martin's class of boys
was won by the boys nud the ffirls
paid their forfeit Saturday by .serv
ing a dinner to the boys.
Ifev. fir. Morgan, of Olendalo
preached to nn appreciative congro
Ration Kunduv night.
Mrs. Martin Hurkhardt is slowly
) .improving from a recent illness
Mrs. Tracy Spencer has gone to
McCoy, Ore., to visit her parents.
Mrs. M. II. Jackson is reported ill
Miss Myrtle Williams of Salem is
visiting her father, J. C. Williams, at
this place.
Mr.' and Mrs. Winlield Scolt Hall
well known Ashland people, whose
home is at .'145 Harrison street, and
who linvs been ubscnt for some time
past on an extended visit to relatives
in the central west, will eclcbrnt
their golden wedding anniversary on
February 19, 1917, at the home of
their son's family, residing nt Iloldcn
Mo. Their daughter, Mrs. W. H. Wen
no i of this city, contemplates a trip
east lo participate in the anniversary
observance.
I'leiuling guilty to stealing n saddle
from the Mi-Lane ranch in the Dead
Indian country, Charles Watson was
s on Saturday bound over in .justice
i court to the grand jury. The saddle
" whs sold to Fonrth street junk deal
i erf.. WatKon us caught near Med
it ford. He hud been cmnloyed by cat
i tip feeders over on the range. The
t saddle was a, prize trophy and had
j history dear to the heart of seven
. expert riders in this vicinity.
,1 liebellious and runaway dutightc
frrnn Oakland, Oil., apprehended I'0'
bv indie few iuv ago; destination
ROGUE RIVER
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ASHLAND AND VICINITY
RKETS 1 Freckles and His Friends
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TUAT IMJY OVER. I -W4Sj.m HfcRE'SXER f JANE I H0JJ MUCH ( oU- 'BoUT U NW HOW nv " V: ;f
THERE yiMJTS A. J&&&S&M OF MILK AWJY o M1Ui DoES VOUR fl nuABTC l00YW mLLY B.1TT.,.Clll!r
(wkmwm-w)&. TU'tesr oua covjgive k dxy VSEvEN, nSEUl ( BOUT TWELVE l - .-..-.
Vwwy on her, rXT': 5v ES-tj VSJ vJlr 'fsj O L QUMlTS IJx'i ' ' " : '
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Missoula, Mont, liestraineu from
continuing tourist trip pending ar
rival of mother from south. Tears
and reconciliation, followed by return
of mother and daughter to '-home,
sweet home,'' lust Saturday morning.
Xames suppressed by censor.
Mrs. Sophie Sherwood and infant
daughter of MeClaiii county, and Mrs.
llessie Spaulsbury and two sons, of
I'ower Lake, X. I)., nre vit-iti'ug par
ents and grandparents in the family
f Captain A. W. Thomas, residing at
993 the Boulevard.
I)r. Dwiiinell of Montague, came to
Ashland Inst Saturday to attend a
gathering of rclntives nt the home of
W. W. ' Caldwell, " 4 47 Hock street,
previous to the departure of a con
tingent of Wisconsin visitors for
outberii California, where they will
remain two months, having participat
ed in a joyous fniuilv reunion with
the Cnldwells here for the past few
days.
Complicating over-enforcement of
the bone dry law engago about as
much attention n problems arisjng
over the flermnn situation. Humors
indicate that dry joyriders to nnd
from Hombrook will be supplied with
wet original packages from caches
located in out-of-the-way places
across the line', this to be done to
avoid the espionage of spotters who
are expected to keep tab of purchases
openly made nt either Hilt or Hom
brook.
B. M. Heath) traveling man with
headquarters, at Hoscbiirg, has pur
chased from Mrs. Kffie L. Taylor
eight acres of well-improved orchard
on TVrrace street. The. place is at
present occupied by W! J. Cnrponter,
late a member of the police force, and
is located on one of the commanding
sites overlooking canyon and valley.
The sale was made by the Heaver
Realty Agency. Mrs. Taylor has
gone to Portland to reside, accompan
ied bv her son.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the M. K. church inet last
Friday afternoon -with Mrs. 'looker.
Eighteen ladies were present and en
joyed nn interesting program, led by
Mrs. Howard.
Professor O. W. Milam of the Gold
Hill schools was here Saturday, re
turning to Phoenix in time to partici
pate in the meeting of the Schoolmas
ters' dub, held there on the same day.
Tho Rogue Ilivcr Valley Ministerial
association met in the Presbyterian
church at Medford, February 5. Hcv.
W. J. Douglass, pastor of the local
Methodist church, is secretary. Hcv.
W. L. Mcllinger, pastor of the Chris
tinu church here, submitted a paper
on "The Iicligious Conditions of
Mexico. -
Win. M. C. Heed, president of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
activities of the Methodist church in
the Klamath district, will hnvc charge
of a missionary gathering at Central
Point on Tuesday, held at the 'home
of .Mrs. 11. H. Stearns.
Hy their fruits ye shall know
them." Depredators broke into the
warehouse of the Fruit & Produce as
sociation Saturday night. Stamped
envelopes are. missing from the of
fice. A box of lien Davis apples wus
left untouched.
Mrs. Will Dodge is expected to re
turn home from Portland early this
week from a visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Hunt, in Portland.
The Southern Pacific general of
fices in Portland will be moved about
March 1 from the AVells Fargo build
ing to the Ycon block, corner Fifth
and Alder streets, occupying the sev
enth uud eighth floors of that build
ing. -
Daniel Xaholson and family, who
lived in Ashland some time ago, oc
cupying the C. W. Holmes residence
nt 323 Almond street, are now located
at. HMI Xorth Central avenue, tilcn
dale, Cal.
On Sunday evening, Hcv. W. J.
Douglass, lof'al Methodist pastor, oc
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist
church nt Medford.
II. X. St nil ton and family, living on
Xutley street, are to remove to San
Diego permanently, father and son
having left for their new home on
Sunday. The daughter, Marion, has
unticiputed graduation from the lour
year high school course hy virtue of
n inning in udvauce the system of
credits which the eou'so prescribes,
followed by award of the coveted dip
loma, u circumstance which has won
much praise for the diligent young
student.
At the high school debate here last
Friday evening between Ashland nnd
Central Point representatives, the
local team, which included Prisuilla
Cariiahun and Lloyd Tamer, won de
cisively over a question involving the
state's attitude regarding certain in
dustrial features, upholding the af
firmative. Xcw plate glass is to be placed in
the windows of Harry Hosier's
Kwnunn cigar hcudipiartcrs on the
Plaza.
Anent the prevailing car shortagfl,
Chairman Miller of the public service!
commission has "written a note" to
President Sproule of the S. P., de
r.;antling a full and complete survey
of the freight car situation and ex
acting a definite statement as to the
future outlook for Oregon in the way
of transportation. AH of which
means n resurvry of the rolling stock
in the Ashland terminal yards.
The local W. C. T. V. is gathering
up a cargo of old newspapers, maga
zines and clean rags and solicits con
tributions. David F. Fox, well-known resident
hereabouts for years- nt 244 llargu
dinc street, has removed to Portland
for an indefinite stay.
On .Tununry 23 a .son was born to
Mr. and Mis. li. K. Jones of Kd-!
monds, Wash. The mother was for
merly Miss Pearl Parsons, of this
city.
C M. Stapled of .Morenci, Ariz.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Staples,
and who is in the employ of u Scotch
syndicate, operating big copper camps
nt Morenci, Coronudo and Clifton, in
that state, has been promoted as chief
of the cost accounting department of
the three allied camps, the population
of which is over 20,000. These
Scotch interests have been develop
ing copper properties in Arizona for
forty years.
Methodism is doing its share in de
veloping improvements ulong Xorth
Main street materially ns well its
spiritually. Hcv. H. J. Van Fossen,
district superintendent, hns removed
nn unsightly barn from his lots and
replaced it with'a neat structure
which fills the composite requiro
mcnts of bam, workshop and garage,
greatly adding to the civic improve
ment landscape in thai locality. As
yet the genial superintendent has not
invested in a family car, but the gar
age is'ready for 0 tenant at any con
venient season.
A hundred dollars was taken in at
the band benefit dance, Armory build
ing, last Friday night.
K. T. Staples, having vacated the
Hotel Ashland, has removed to the
family home nt 118 Ilelman street.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Congregational church W'ill
meet on Wednesday afternoon this
week v.ilh Mrs. W. O. Dickcrson as
hostess, at her home, .141 High
street.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlett
Mr. Koenlg who has an Interest
In the sawmill near Derby was a pas
senger on the I'. & R. Thursday oil
his way home. He had been to Med
ford on business connected with his
mill.
There was a carload of wheat come
in Thursday for the Ilinnilon Ilros.
Snowy Hutto mill, and they expect
to have two cars more here next
week. In spile of the kicking of
some of our professional kickers,
yen know that every little town have
their kickers, and they predicted all
sorts of trouble for the Drandon
Bros, when It was learned that they
had bought the mill, as It would be
Impossible for them to get wheat,
but notwithstanding their predic
tions they have been so crowded dur
ing the winter that they run most
of the time day and night and find
a ready sale for all the product of
the mill.
Ray and Carl Cohlolgh pf Butte
Falls were here Thursday on liii.il-
ncsi. '.'hey are preparing to put in
a pumping plant on their place he
low Butte Falls nnd have been secur
ing the necessary machinery.
Sirs. F. J. Ayres came out from the
farm nnd spent Wednesday night
with her son Amos and wife.
Mrs. F. J. Newport or Medford waB
a passenger oa the P. & K. Timrs
uay. G. V. Agcr, our county school su
perintendent, came out in his car
Thursday and left It at the Sunuyslde
while he took the train for ICdsall
stntion where he visited the Crater
Lake school, going from there to the'
John HiRinbothnm school, nnd from
there to liutte Falls and Derby;
walked in Saturday morning taking
his car for home. He laughs nt such
tittle things as snow IS inches deep
and mill, but just goes right on
through.
ilarvey Stnndley nnd wife wore do
ing shopping in our town. His broth
er Thomas who was recently mar
ried, was with them.
Uicrbert Carlton of Wcllen was do
ing business with Hay Ashpole. one
of our hardware merchants Thurs
day. He reports that the stock is
doing fine, so far, this winter.
Miss Sarah Singleton, daughter of
one of our prosperous furmers, was
shopping here Friday.
L. Jones, tho forest ranger
W'ho has been around among the cat
tle men counting the cattle, was with
us Thursday night taking tho 10. 1-
L. C. stage Friday noon. He was
going to West and Carlson's road
camp.
While lieie-ho gave me his
sub to the W. M. T .
Harris Gippert camo out Thurs-
and Friday nlghu with us.
Noble Zimmerman, who has been
spending n few weeks in the hills,
came in Thursday and Is at the Snn
nysldc nt this writing, Saturday.
W. T. Croft brought in a crato of
fine Plymouth Rock bens Saturday
morning and shipped them to Geo.
Mansfield, who ruas a flno farm on
Rogue River above Trail. Ho had
advertised for a lot of blooded hens
and thus secured the fine lot.
John Shafer who is living on tho
old llenj. Hlglnhntluim place just
above McLeod, was a passenger on
tho P. & B. Saturday on bis way
home. He had been out to Medford
on business.
Mrs. Edgar E. Smith of Butte Fulls
was also on the train going to her
home. Miss Kstella Retz was also a
passenger on her way up to her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. V. J.
Ayres.
Mrs. Royal Brown, wife, of one of
the firm of Geo. Brown ond Sons,
who has been In Medford, returned
this morning.
Word carao over the phone this
morning asking me to go this p. m.
to the Antelope cemetery to officiate
at the funeral of Thomas Htlnson.
but as I have been grappling with
the grip I decided that it was not pru
dent to go. I did not learn any of
the particulars of the death, etc.
Mrs. Sillfvan, a sister of Grandma
Kllnglo, and Mr. Mike Sidloy of Lake
creek, came out on tho L. C.-K. P.
stage; come to the Sunnyslde, got
a cup of hot tea and went on to Med
ford. Georgo Kluglo of L. C. called In at
the Sunnyside Saturday morning to
see-Mr. ilolnian. lie seems to have
a host of friends who are interested
in him enough to conic in to see him
nnd help care for him.
I understand that V,. K. Clark, who
was foreman on the Tronson orchard
Is planning to open up a meat market
here next week.
Since my last. X. Gnrmuu, Kngle
Point has renewed his sub. to the
D. M. T. and W. L. Jones of Dime
RMipvrd in on minntp. Grt compll-nn-ntsty
can uf Koi don's from your
drnjitfist. Or buy n 2j C-nt tube. If it
doesn't do ymi$t worth of ooi in a Jiffy,
ym can gel yuuroccniu vat k mni me
druKKist or fi om the Komloa Mfg. Co
Minneapolis, Minn.
t!uwwnrmjicle. For colds-catarth.
CoukIin naal hfatiarhM, etc. lie
wire it'i i l.e kind that's ben tud
ft.r 26 years and by 00 sulliuo
American
CATARRHAL JELLY
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Falls has given me his sub. to the
W. M. T.
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co.. Bixtb and Fir Sti.
llciil Kstaito Transfers
It. fl. Jennings, sheriff, to J.
C. Brocks, lot 4, block 40.
Medford. 100
E. II. Xecdhuui ct ux to Will
iam A. llishop, land in sec.
12-37-IK. 1,000
Violet Spencer to H. 11. Spen
cer, undivided one-third in
terest in land in sec. 1-35-
3W. 10
Violet Silencer et vir to Jos. II.
Page ct nl., undivided one
third interest in land in sec. ,
1-33-3W 10
C. It. Boyd ct II X to W. 11.
Striker, hind in sec. l!l-3ti-
3W 10
II. P. Pohland et ux to Lou K.
Header, lots in block F, Hail
road Add., Ashland 10
S. Childcrs el ux to .1. S.
Qunckcnhiish ct ux, land in
sec. 28-3(1-1W 1
H. I). I-M wards el ux to 0. W.
(Icorgc, laud on l'uliu street,
Medford 8,000
OLASSIFIKO ADVHR'UKIXO
IS.VTRS.
One cent per word per
isBue; C times for the price of
Fifty cents a lino by tho
month, without change.
Five words to the lino.
HELP WASTED MALE
SALESMEN Capable specialty man
for Oregon; atuplo lino on now
nnd exceptional terms. Vacancv
now. Attractive commission con
itiact. 3 o weekly for expenses.
Miles F. Bixler Co., 2205 Carlln
Bldg., Cleveland, O.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Competent womnn
general housework. Phone 7!
for
I-.I.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Address Box M, Mull Tribune.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WA'NTED About 150 ft. of steel
cable, suitable for stump puller.
Write Frederick Pelouze, ICagle
Point, Ore. 27 4
WANTED Responsible, capable man
wishes to lease good farm for five
years on crop rent, stork and tools
furnished. Box C. M., Mull Tri
bune. 272
WANTED A farm whnro I can keep
milk cows, pigs and chickens.
Phono 530-112. 270
WANTED Houses to move.
4S8-M, or 4S8-X.
Phone
I't'K.MSIIEI) APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT- Two completely fur
nished apartments for rent, steam
heat, hot. and cold water, bath,
kitchenette with gas range. Anplv
Hotel Holland.
FOR KENT HOl.SES
FOR RENT Or sale, 3 -room house,
easy payments. Oaks Billiard
Hall. 2S North Front. 270
FOR KENT Furnished and unfur
nished house. M. A. Ruder, 123
East Main.
FOR LENT Five-room modern
bungalow with sleeping porch. 4:15
North Central, fnquiru Dr. Hurt,
lu'-'Snon Co. bunk bldg. 273
FOR RENT Furnished complete C
ruom modern hungnl?w with
Cirigo and sleeping pored, on
jinvf-d street. Inquire Dr. Hart,
Jni l' on Co. bank blilg. 2L'I
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN Have money to
loan on first mortgages. Cjulck
service. E. S. Tumy, 210 Camett
Corey bldg.
LOST
LOST Light tan hound dog with col
lar. Roy Loflaud. Phone 1-FI2.
j i 370
Ton SALE VOCLTRY
FOR SALK ltoso comb Rhode
island Red cockerels from prize
winning stock. W. J. Schcnck,
Route 1, Box 100. Phone 611-.ll.
271
FOR SALK S. C. Rhode Island Red
cockerels, pullets and eggs for
hatching. Kmest Webb, Central
Point, Phone 247. 312
FOR SALK Kggs for hatching, from
ffrst prize wiucrs i.t Stuto Poul
try Show. S. C. White Leghorn.
fl.OO per setting. R. C. Silver
Laced Wyandotte, 1.25 por set-
ilng. Order now for future bntth
lug. IV K. Wyncoop, Sl'O West
12th at. Phone 204-W. 282
FOrt SALK LIVESTOCK.
I'Ol! SALE Span of mules, weight
nboul 1200. Good and gentle.
Martin Marshall, North Central
Point. 27 1
FOR SALE it cows, fi Holstelns nnd
4 liurliams. Geo. lllllon, Med
ford. 2 73
FOR SALK Team, or will trade for
a good milk cow. Phono T. 1-..
Heaulleu. Central Point. 272
FOR SALK Stock hogs and shoates
Phone Central Point, T. K. Beau-
lli-u, It. R. 2. 2
FOR 8 ALB USCKLLANEOU8
FOR SALK Tables, racks, conn
tors, show cases, Duntley electric
cleaner, electric fixtures, rugs
shelving chairs, sewing n.achlne.
etc. Must be sold at once. Ahrens,
270
FOR SALE The old Lynch placer
and quurtz diggings, "i00 cash.
Nearly this amount was taken out
In one nugget. A. C. llulstead,
owner, Talent. . 2 74
FOR SALE Hydraulic placer mine,
fully equipped; good piping
ground. Address J. C. B., care
..Mall Tribune. 293
FOR SALE- Waxed
Phono 553-J.
oak
buffnt.
270
FOR SALE Hulck touring car at a
bargain, 1012 model, leaving tho
country. Valley Garage. 270
FOR SALE Hay.
Phone 10-F11.
C. Carey, Talent,
FOR SALE Dry fir and oak wood.
Phono 844-X. 271
FOR SALE Dry mnnzanlta, laurel
unit some oak wood, $1.75 a tier
on ground, or $3.25 delivered.
3'hone 370-R. 277
FOR SALE Alfalfa seed. Home
grown, 17c a pound. 198-111.
271
FOR SALE' Second nnd third crop
all'nlfa hay. A. E. Hunley. 271
FOR SALE Piano, will tnko driving
rig, organ anil oaiunce easy pay
ments. Phone 820-X. 274
FOR SALE Seed, alfnlfa, red clovor
sweet clover, timothy and othor
grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write
for Bamplos. Ralph Waldo Elden,
Central Point, Oro.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATB
FOR SALE Cheap, two finely de
veloped small farms of 30 3-8 and
02 acres respectively, with good
buildings. Thero are no bei'.er
farms tiiiin these. Come and sec.
Martin Marshall, ?oitli Centra!
Point. 271
FOR SALE Cheap. Four houses
and nine lots. Three six and one
three-room house. Near new mill.
Will sell one or all. Easy terms.
Jasper Gilluspy, II Park Place,
"PhunoOlO-X. 2 04
FOR SALE At a bargain. 8 acres
4 mtles south of Medford. Apples
and pears In hearing, house 7
rooms, bath, electric lights. Ham
I mil; house, 5.0UO gal. tank,
houses for 25o hens. Address
Owner, Route I, box 02. 271
FOR SALK Or esihango, 13 3-10
acres of land at Orlunil, Cal., un
der government Irrigation system.
What have you? Phono (i I 0 .12.
270
FOR EXCHANGE
FOUSAI,k)r" THA DK Jacks' and
Jenny Mtiirros. Suitable for chil
dren or work. Cor. Niuntlc and
Liberty, N. Medford. 2S0
FOR EXCHANGE I have small
acrage well Improved I will trudo
for hotiho and lol In Orange, Cal.
or surrounding towns. Wrllo or
call at 3111 N (llnssell st. 275
STRAVKIl.
STIIAV Yearling Jersey heiier,
tin and J on left hip; come t- no
place Dec. IS, 10 IS. two miles
south ut Trull. A. A. 11ml. 272
BUS11TES8 DTRKCTOKY
Anto Supplies
LAHEIt AUTO SPRIN'O CO. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant in the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when others fail. Sold under guar
antee. 26 North Fifteenth St
Portland, Ore.
Attorneys
GKOUGK A. COllDING Lawyer,
Room 412. Garnett-Coi-ey Illdg,,
Medford, Ore.
GEO. W. CHERRY- Attorney and
Notary, Rooms 0-10, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, entrance N,
Central, Medford, Ore.
PORTER ,T. NEFF -Attorney at law.
rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. REAMES Lnwyer.'
Gnrnett
Corey bldg.
Collections
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected some accounts 14 years
old. Wo know how to get tho
money. The Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Tnc. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has
klns' TJldg., 216 E. Main st.
Dentists
DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan
iels Clothing Store in rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phono
C.U2-V. - i
DR. W. M. VAN SCOVOC
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Garnett Corny IJldg., Suite
Medford, Ore. Phone S56.
810
r.'nglneor and Contractor
FRED N. CUMM1NOS Englnoor and
contractor, 401 M. F. li 11. Bldg.
Surveys, estimates, irrigation drain
age, orchard and lnnd improvement
Garlinge
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons fo"
good sen-Ice. Phone 874-L. Ir,
Y. Allen.
Instruction in Music
FRED ALTON IIAIGUT Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Height MusU
Studio, 401 Oarnett-Cftroy Bldg.,
Phone 72.
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
office. Fire, Automobile, Accident;
Liability, Plato Glass, Contract
nnd Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service. No. 210
Uarnett-Corey Bldg.
Pliyslchiiis nnd Surgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician. 303 Gurnet t Corey build
ing. Phono 130.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and
Burgeon. Practice limited to eye,
enr, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., hns the
best equipped printing office in
Southeru Oregon; Hook 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. WHY?
$1650
Best buy for money on our list.
6-room modern house on ono of best
lu 1:1 l"" "uuo" """" ""k
', hunt for less Hum two iiiousanil uoi-
Inrs; on paved street; sixty-five feet;
Fast front; good shnpo. Will sell
furniture with house ut hulf price.
Terms on part.
See nio now.
J. C. BARNES
1C1 West Main Street. !