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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE MEDTOttP, OREnOX, SATURDAY, APRTL 21, 1917 PAGE FTVE ' a SIIsforTnding t ARMY TO FRANCE $ WASHINGTON', April 21. The administration pluns in regard to ending an army to France have not been definitely worked out. They will be concluded after the confere'i:e now in progress with envoys of Eng land and France. Naval cooperation lias alrendv hnpn aatnhllKhori Thiit was a comparatively simple thing. JJefenslve measures against subma rines and the opening of facilities to the British and French war ships to foal and provision at our ports wore iltiiekly arranged. It is expected that the European V.llitary authorities will ask the Unit Zed States to cooperate financially mu industrially only during the first W'Mfc Wo will bo urged to take no 'tVmMnnt mnn f,.nn. f.t -i, - J.faim, but to put all other men into training for possible future use. The 4ng thing will be food and a reserve ?.f munitions. The farm must be jkept at its highest degree of produc tiveness and the factory at its maxi mum of possible output. In those ways can the United States best help our allies. That is why the administration favors selective conscription. The man who has not a factory job or is not contributing niaterilly to the total material re- servo of necessary things is wanted for the army if he is young mid strong enough. It will be a hard problem to work out to make the proper selections, but the matter Is being approached with serious pur pose and will bo wisely considered by congress. ' At the present time there is little prospect that hotbloods who would like adventure and who would like to carry the American flag to the trench es in France will be satisfied. There will be much training at home, much preparation, but little-of the spec tacular or the bloody. Alt? AND SEA FIGHT RAGES NEAR VENICE HOME, April 20, via Paris, April 21. An air and sea lmllle near Ven ice on April 17 is reported in nn an nouncement to the war ol'fico as fol lows : "A number of airplanes, aided liy torpedo boats, approached Venieo on April 11 in order lo effect a rcron aissuncc in force. A rapid counter attack by Italian and French air planes and the fire of our batteries prevented the enemy machines from flying over the city. In a series of aerial duels one enemy plane was shot down. Two Italian livdroair pfcines have failed to return to thei bases." Toil land Livestock. PORTLAND, fir., ApriJ 21 Hoys steady; receipls Kill. Bulk of pack ing grades, $ 1. 2."(! 1 ".:!."; heavy parkin:;, $lii.:i.(.' l").")fl; light parkin? .f1."i.l0(fi l.VJ.'i; rough heavies, $1 !(' 14.7f; pigs and skips, $13.."i0(i 1 1 ; stock hogs, $13(r 13.25. Cattle steady; receipts J!)9. Steers, Jrimc light, $l(l((i 10.25; prime heavy, f!P.i.( lll.li; gomt, .f!l.'n( il..i : cows, choice', .fS.25((i !t ; medium In good, $7.75(1 8.25; ordinary lo fair. l.7."( 7.50; heifers. $8.2 j(o !) : bulls, $(i(8; calves, $7(7.10. Sheep steady; receipts none. Lambs, east of mountains, $Lt(i 1X50; lambs, valley, 12.75(a'lX23; lambs, shorn, $1 Hall. 50; prime wethers. 1 l.'MOi 12: choice ewes. WMilto IU.i.i; heavy ewes, .?!)(' 1(1. J Portland Under. 4 PORTLAND, Or., April 21. Hut- Irr, very weak. 'or! In nil drain. M POItTLAN'D, Or.. April 21 f Wheat, strong; no trading. Spot bids, irregular, unchanged to lc lower In lc higher. Illuesteni, $2.:I2; Kor- M.vfold, .2.2(i; club, $2.25; Red Kus inn. $2.2.i. Hurley, lower. N'o. 1 feed, $51. Today's ear receipts: Wheat 25 (lev 1, flour 5, oats ti, hay Hft. Chicago Wlient. 1 CHICAGO, April 21. Wheat: Open. Close liny $2.:i2 .2.:U July . . ... ... l.'IH l.'"8V- 1 DISTILATE OIL SPHAV. IWe have a ear of Distllate Oil Spray n the road. All fruitgrowers who wish to use this spray should got their orders in at once. ROGUE K1VKU CO-OPERATIVE Kltl'IT GROWERS ASS'N. 26 J. W. Perry, Manager. TODAY'S MARKETS UNCLE SAM CHOOSING ONLY PHYSICALLY Steel Nerves, Non-Quaking Heart, Perfect Eyes and Ears, Ability as a Mechanic, Wireless Operator and Utter Fearlessness In Handling Machine Through Perils. SAN DIEGO, Cal., April 21. Being an army aviator is no ;oue. It is no joke to pass the physical tests required for admission to the army, or the extra tests given pros pective birdmcn. Least jocular of all Is taking your life in your hands and piloting a great flying machine into tho air a mile above old mother carta. Two Classes Titiluort. Tho U. S. Signal Corps Aviation school ut North island, across the bay from San Diego, has already trained' two classes of 10 junior military avia tors called J. M. A. among the fliers since Jan. 1. Before the end of 1917 several hun dred army officers, army enlisted men, national guardsmen and flying reserve corps men will have learned to navigate the air at this camp. Probably also navy fliers will be trained at North ;:.;uk:. plans being on foot to consolidate I he flying arms of tho army and navy, to familiar ize the men of each sc. vice with both land and water machines. Married and single men aro eligi ble for the nviution corps. After passing the army tests, which de mand a body of nearly physical per fection, determined by minute in spection, tests of all vital organs, blood pressure and ab;;:ty to under go fatiguing exercise without heart At the Churches J St. Murk's F.plscopul. Corner North Oakdale and 5th. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11a. m. Holy communion. 7:30 p. m. Evening prayer. WM. B. HAMILTON, Vicar. Catholic. South Oakdale Avenue. First mass Sunday at. .8 a. m. Second mass at 10:30 a. m. Benediction after second mass. No evening services. REV. JOHN POWERS, Rector. Oiikdnle Avenuo Motliodlst. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject, "Tho Only Foundation." Good music by the choir. Prayer meeting and choir practice Thursday ovening. All are welcome. 11. M. BRANHAM, Pastor. Presbyterian Church Rev. Harry E. Tucker will preach at the Presbyterian church 'Sunday morning. Subject, "If We Only Knew." Musical program by the choral or chestra at the Prosbylorlan church Sunday evening Is as follows. - Muzurka Dellbos .Yloralma Tobanl Entr'act Borch Pond Lillies Dollbcs Pagliacci Leoncavallo First flulsliaii Church Iliblo school 9:45 a. in., followed by communion service. Then we shall have a talk from IC. II. Hurd who will give us 20 minutes on the "Youngest Soldier." This especially for tho boys. First Samuel 17-14. Christian Endeavor 0:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:30. Attendance last Sunday show ed an increase over the previous week and our weather should aid us now. The women Beem to havo the best of it In numbers these Sunday morn ings. Men, why not turn out tomor row and Bee how strong you really are? Our Sunday school Is sad because of the loss of two whom we knew and loved; Sister Frances Fry and Cecil fthoades. Our hearts go out in sym pathy to these families who are left without the helpful lives of those who did so much to brighten their homes. May we each one try to be of more service to the other and help cheer the world along. First Methodist Kplsropal Dr. J. C. Rollins, pallor. Sunday services begin with the Sunday school hour at 9:45. A cor dial welcome is extended tho public to attend. The Kpworth league chapters meet at fi:4.'; splendid services for young people. A helpful hour. Public worship at 1 1 a. ni. and 8 p. m. (Note change of time). Dr. Rollins will speak at each service. Morning theme. "Losing and Saving One's Life." Evening. "In the New House." Special music at carh ser vice. The usual excellent choir work under the direction of Forrest Edmeades. Strangers are made wel- Tdito Model of acceleration, the candidate must take the tests demanded for aviation qual ification. N'.i-rvcs of Stoel. His nervos must be of Btcel. it lie started at a pistol shot fired clor.e behind him Hie applicant was for merly disqualified. This is still a test with some F.uropcan aviation schools, though it is not now used on this side of the Atlantic. Unless his Bcnse of balance is per fect he cannot be a successful aviator. To try the senso ov oalance. Apply tho "vestibular test." Pour water In his ears: If his mid dle ear, whore the sensation of bal ance has its origin, is normal, pouring in cold water will make the eyes flut ter away from that side, while water at 104 degrees Fadreuiioit will cause the eyeball to act in the opposite way. Ho must be able to hear a whis ker or low conversation at a distance of 2 0 feet. Kis eyes must bo perfect. As well as being required to read small pi int. come and the public Is invited to all the services of the day. Young People's union mass meeting will be held at tho Methodist church at 3 p. m. April 29. C. M. Thomas will address tho meeting. Good music and an all around interesting meet ing. All young people of the city In vited. , First Church of Christ, Scientist, Branch of the Mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. 'Sunday services at 11 o'clock, sub ject, "Doctrine of Atonement." Wednesday evonlng meeting, nt which testimonials of Christian Science healing are given, at 7:30. All aro cordially invited. nunday school at 9:45. All under the age of 20 are welcome. Church edifice, ;12 North Oakda'o avenue. Reading room in the M. ?r. Ai It. building. North Central avenue, open from 12 to 4:30 daily, except Sun days and holidays. First Jlnptlst. A live church with a cordial wel come. Services for Sunday, April 23rd, aro as follows: 9:45 a. m. Bible school. Mrs. Win. Davis, siipt. Largo classes, compe tent teachers, and cordiality charac terize the school. ' At 11 a. in. tho pastor will prench. .Subject: "Tho Secret of Pence." The evening service begins ono half hoM' Inter than heretofore. Young people's devotional service vPI begin promptly ut 7 p. ni. Topic, "!lo,v Lying Undermines Character. ' At 8 p. in. tho pastor will preac'i again. Subject, "God's Claim." Good music, helpful services, nnd a cordial welcome await you at the Baptist church. Beginning Friday morning at 10 o'clock, and continuing over next Sunday, the Rogue Itlver Baptist as sociation wil lliold Its annual meeting with the Baptist church. Prominent workers of tho denomination will he present and participate in the pro gram. Plan to attend. You will be greatly benefited by so doing. FKED'K W. CAKSTEN3, Pastor. Geo. F. Booth of Salem who has hecn looking over tho valley with the view of locating, returned home Sun day. Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Bostwlck of Runcorn transacted business in Jack sonville recently. Mrs. Fred Lay of Wellen Is visit ing at tho home of her brother, Frank Ilybeo. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klelnliammer and family pasred through town lasi week ou their way to Uiiiicom. Mr. tnd .Mrs. W. H. Johnson and fnniil motored to Appleg.ne Sunday when. they spent tho day visi'lng friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis and son 6f Grants Pass have beer, vlnit- ling friends and relatives br; end on Applegate. Attorney Geo. W. Cherry and Har ry Luy spent several days at Squaw PERFECT TO GUIDE Scout Piano in Uno at N'ortli Island at slated distance, without the aid of glasses, he is ti:ed for ability to dis tinguish colors. Preliminary Joy ltide. Ho must he ablo to hop, blindfold ed, buck and forth without any con siderable deviation from a lino. He must bo ablo to stand perfectly bal anced on ono foot. - Whon accepted for flying Instruc tions, the student is taken for a "joy rldo" to acquaint hiin with tho air. On his second tr-p lie Is given one of the controls to handle. After six or seven hours "aloft" ho Is turned loose and allowed to take up a nin eliiuo alone. Having completed ten hours ac tual work in tho till' bo takes his tests for elementary pilot's license, consisting of flying re figure 8 around towers, 1CO0 feet apart, glid ing to earth from an altitude of 700 feet, with the motor (xmuI, and stop ping within 150 feet of a certain point. The student aviator learns all about lake this week and report snow still In that locality. A. W. Walker of Medford was a business visitor here and on Apple- gate Tuesday. Mrs. J. S. Crawford of Talent was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ager soveral days last week. Mrs. M. GalUgan and Mrs. Eugene Thompson spent Monday evening in Medford.' Mrs. Galligan is taking tho Red Cross training course with a view of teaching It in Gold Hill later. Mrs. Anna Ross of Central Point visited among friends living here Wednesday. Mrs. C. Ankcny of Eugeno Bpent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Isslo McCulIy. J. F. Baker, a blacksmith' from Talent did some work in Jacksonville recontly. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wells accom panied by Mrs. Roy G. Smith motor ed to Rogue Hiver Saturday, where they spent the day with tho latter's sister, Mrs. Mary Hurst. Geo. Buckley passed through town Wednesday with a new "Mitchell" car. Howell Hines has been appointed agent for tho Or o Lnlogfclnunun agent for the Oregon Life Insurance company and has his offlco at tho Bank of Jacksonville. '.Mr. and Mrs. John iln.'ikins spent Wednesday at Sterling. Rev. A. II. GummoiiB attended tho Southern Oregon Presbytery at Uo'se bulg tills week. .Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ager inolorel to Central Point Tuesday. Mrs. P. S. Bandy and daughter of Central Point were recent visitors In Jacksonville. Mrs. Hlclmrd Gaskln and children 1'ft for Weed, Calif., Saturday, where they will spend the i-iimmer. Tho Parent-Tcachi-ra clrclo held their monthly session at tho school bouse Friday when a very enjoyable patriotic program was given by the children. The Red Cross auxiliary organized at the meeting held Tuesday after noon and elected the following- bffi cors A. If. Gammons, chairman; W. II. Johnson, treasurer; Mrs. Lewis i'lrlch, secretary, and Mrs. F. L. Ton eiic, cnniriiiail of the hospital sup plies committee. Tho auxiliary will meet every Tuesday afternoon In the Methodist church, which has been ' fitted up by the Indies. Tho Wedncsdav Afternoon club "as dcllgliifullyy entertained by Mrs. A. I. Eckelson at tho homo of her father this week. At the close of the afternoon, which was spent with needlework, t lie JiortesH served a de licious luncheon, patriotic table dec orations being used. The following members were present: .Mrs. Hanv Luy, Mrs F. J. Firk, Mrs. W. II. Johnson, .Mrs. Ralph Jennings, Mr. John Dimnlngton, Mrs. (1. W. Ager and .Mrs. Lewis Ulrbh. COURT HOMPOR! Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Bis. Circuit. Lillian llnzellon vs. Frank Hazel ton, order for suit money. Ilernlro Baker vs. Roderick B. Baker, decree. AIR FLEETS IN BATTLE Aviation Cump, the motors of airplanes, nnd the can- strtiction of the machines. He must be ablo to make a systematic hunt for trouble. He must be able to make oniergency ropairs. He must bo able' to sond and receive wireless messages at the rato of fifteen words a minute. Elementary Tests. Passing tho elementary tests, the aviator receives practice In advanced flying in preparation for the "J. M. A." These tostB Include 90-mile cross country flights, steering by compass; landing in strange fields; stopping tho motor while 1500 foot up and splraling right and left, finally land lug within 150 feet of a mark. The airplanes used in instruction work are Ctirllss tractor biplanes. with 100 horso power eight cylindor motors. These plnneB will climb 3500 feet In ten mimics. Graduating at a .Junior Military Aviator, the Solrtrei has completed his aerial academy schooling, and is ready for assignment to active flying duty. William F. Songer vs. C. L. Cun ningham ct al, affidavit and order for publication. W. F. Warden vs. James W. Dun lop, et al, default decree. J. II. -Neustadt vs. Sterling Carr et al, default decree. Uva S. .Miller vs. W. H. Taylor ct ux, usmmons. Chas. D. Colby vs. Clt yof Mod ford, amended complaint. Probate. Tolk and Corbott Smith, minors ostato, order discharging guardian. R. R. Hotchkiss estuto, order final account. James W. AIoo estate, appointment of appraisers; inventory. Real Kstjito Transfers. William Lowls to Pac. Tel. & T. Co. right of way 36-3W $ Amelia Messner Smith to Pac. Tel Co. right of way C. M. Kldd to Pac. Tel. Co. right of way , Albert Fry to Pac. Tel. Co. right of way It. F. Dean to Pac. Tel. Co. right of way J. W. Morritt to Pac. Tel. Co. right of way Fred Straubo to Pav. Tel. Co. Tight of way B. W. Huston to Pac. Tel. Co. right of way II. Manning to Pan. Tel. Co, right of way Win. II. Hamilton to Pac. Tel. Co. right of way I''. II. Hopkins to Pire. Tel. Co. right of way W. II. (loro to Pac. Tel. Co. right of way .M. T. llanley to Pac. Tel. Co. right of way F. L. Benson lo Pac. Tel. Co. right of way FOH KENT FURNISHED HOOMH FOR RENT rooms; hath. ''tirnislied sleeping 2 4u N. Grapo st FOR RENT HOUSES FOll RENT Modern nlcoly furnish cd bungalow, cIoho In. Phono 7911 FOll KENT Furnished houso; rooms anil bath. Closo in. Call 73 0-K. 4 0 FOll RENT Modern cozy six-room furnished bungalow: fire place piano; sleeping porch; closo In Address E. L. Taylor, 521 Peiui Ave., Phone U-F22. 2 FOll It EXT -Small furnished cot luge, new, modern, close In. 2 41 N. (irapo. . 20 FOll RENT Furnished and unfur nished houses. Employment Agen cy. M. A. Rndor. 123 F.nRt Main. II IC MSI) I :i APARTMENTS FOR I'.ENT apartment. J3X-H. -Iieslraiile f umbilici; Tho Berben. Phono FOR RENT Ono completely furnlsli ed apartment at Hotel Holland. FOR IlKNT MISCKILANICOUH FOll KENT--Slnner sewing mai'tilues Shop 245 So. C, Phone 903-11. 50 FOB RENT Garden land", farming land, stock ranches. Gold Ray Itcalty Co. HELP WANTED MALE V am M--Mnn with team lo run sprny rig. Permanent work for summer. Box (J, Mall Tribune, it II F. I. P W A XTK 1 t 1 'EM A LE WANTED Competent cook for country. Also girl to do second work. Telephone Mrs. Connor, 59 Jacksonville. - 2 7 WANTED Help for housework; can ho home nights. Mrs. W. T. York, 120 Lauro lstreet. 2S WAN'TKIJ Cook. Apply Mrs. Fled Hopkins. Telephone 1II8-J1. 20 AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS I've a new soap game that is a dandy. New stuff. 100 per cent profits. Sample and full layout frco. Write quick. Lacasslan Co. Dept. 52, St. Louis, Mo. WANTED Agents for high class .household necessity: liberal com mission; rapid seller. Address I.ncka Specialty Co. 1415 Folsii.i St., San Francisco. 26 WANTED SITUATION'S WANTED Work by woman by the day or woek. Phono 2UU-Y. 31 WANTED Position by a young lady stenographer of ability and some office experience. Adress Box 4 4, Mall Tribune. 20 A NTE1) MISOELLA X EOUB WANTED 150 lbs. stock carrots. 2C 217 Vancouver St. WANTED Bring us your eggs nnd Poultry. We pay cash. Modford Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED Poultry. We are in tho ninrkot for all kinds of poultry daily. Get our cash and trade prices. Phoenix Mercantile Co. WANTED O. A. Hamlin, dealor in hides, wool and mohair. Highest pricos paid. Offlco Laurel St. mar ket. Phono 475-L. 32 WANTED Houses to move. Phone 48S-M, or 488-X. FOR SALE REAL KSTATB FOll SALE Or trado, Medford and Phoenix proporty. Also buggy single harness and clnironotte Hort Stancliff. 61 FOR SALE Good 30x3 casing and three good Inner tubes, all for $3. II. U. Seholz. FOR SALE Farming land, fruit land, siock ranches, timber land, from $10 per acre up, on long time, easy payments. Address It. care Trlhuno. " FOR SALE 100 aero foolhlll ranch, cheap, or will consider car in good condition. Box 145 Eagle Point, Ore. 32 FOR SALE 100 acre foothill ranch, cheap, or will consider car in good condition. Box 145, Eaglo Point, Ore. 27 FOll SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Or trado, threo year old nitilo, well broko, for somutlilng larger. Phono 597-J5. 31 FOll SALE The best horso In Jack son county. The Joo Brown horse. Phone 344-R. 27 FOR SALE Young Jersey cow, Phono 473-Y. 30 FOR SALE Gontlo riding pony, $65 Boiidlnot Connor, Phono 59 Jack sonvillo. 2( FOR SALE Good milk cow. Grny Crags Orchard, Table Rock. 26 WANTED Very good family milk cow. C. J. Broinnier, Phono 689-J2 29 FOR SALE Two cows, ono fresh soon, one light wagon, practically new. 906 W. 11th, or phone 8S3 between II and 12 n. m. 27 FOR SALE Four-year-old grade Belgian iitalllon. W. 3. Otaucllff, Phoonlx. 28 FOll SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Fancy wnlte leghorn eggs, 4c each. Phone 380-M. 32 FOR SALE S. C. ithoilo Island Red eggs for setting. Phono 247. Eh nest Webb, Central Point. 40 I Oil SALE MISCKI.LAMCOrS FOll SALE One to 35 stands of bees IF. O. Williams. It. F. D. No. 2 Box 3, Mcdlord. 30 X)R SALE Canton riding gang plow cheap at Belmont ranch. Phone 14-F12. 20 FOR KALE tlon, $9, -Gas stove, A-l condl 113 Cottage street. 20 FOll SALE Maxwoll, Ford and Ov orland cars; bargains. C, M. Jen nlngs, Nash Hotel. 30 FOR SALE Excelsior motorcyclo two speed and sidecar, cheap, fo quick sale, u North 1- Ir. 2b FOll SALE Iteo truck, 35 h. p. In good condition; cheap for cash Star Meal Market. FOR SALE 3c pound. Yellow Dent seed corn Phone 19-F21. 2S FOR SALE Redwood water tanks, capacity 15,51111 gallons. 548 W Holly street. Phone S21-R. 2S FOR SALE .Manure; have your lot plowed. Phono 4 7 3-Y. FOR KALE -Household furniture carpets and power wash machine in nut bo sold nt once. 310 W Knight. FOR HALE-- John Doom riding cul tlvntor; 3 Vi wagon; box and small fanning tolls al bargain. 310 W Knight. l-Oll SALE Extra fancy Newtown apples, jl.no Jumblo pack; $1.23 wrapped. Ernest Webb, Central Point. 4 0 FOR SALE Itci leaned homegrown alfalfa seed, 17c per pound. H. L. lodgo, 1 9 Genova avenuo, Modford. Phone 91 1-R. 3; FOR HALE Fgg cases and flllors. Medford Poultry ft Egg Co, .MISCELLANEOUS MORPHINE AND LIO.UOK addiction cured In from threo to four days, without suffering. Dr. Griffin, Talent, Ore. 32 BUY Amalgamated OU one cent n share; 100 per cent dividends in 90 dnys possible; production now coming in, aground floor stuck, ono cent a share, doubles price shortly, $1 liar value, $IU buys 1000 ilia res. Write for full details. Amalgamat ed Oil Co.. 1270 Colcord bldg. Ok lahoma City, Oklu. " LOST LOST Or stolen from where it was hidden near the south end of King's highway, u boy's bicycle. Reward If returned to this office. MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN $1000 to $10,000 on ranch Becurity. Phono 353-J. J. II. Andrews. BUSINESS DIKKCTOKY Austo Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W are operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant in the Pa clflo northwest. Use our springs whon others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Attorneys QEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER ,T. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Modford National Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Qarnett- Corey bldg. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 years old. We know how to get the money. The Bullock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 8. Hau klns' Bldg., 216 E. Main st. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 692-Y. DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC Dentists Oarnott Corey Bldg., Suite Medford, Ore. Phono 856. Sit Engineer and Contractor FRED N. CUMM1NOS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bid. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain age, orchard and land improvement (Hi'bago GARBAGE Get your premises cloanod up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons fo good service. Phone 874-L. J'. Y. Allon. Marble mid Granite Works. LINCOLN GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS Monumental, Coping and Cemetery Work of All Kliids. Vaults and llcidatoiioc. Specialty of Lincoln Pearl and Black Dia mond Granite. Write for Prices, etc. Lincoln, Cal. 40 Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher ol piano and harmony. Halght Muslfc Studio, 401 Oarnett-Corey Bldg., Phone 72. Iniuranco EARL 8. TUMY General Insurance offlco, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Contract and Surely Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 210 Garnetl-Coroy Bldg. Medical M RS. GEO. JACKSON Vlavl Deal er. Phono 164Y, residence 90S East Main Street. 9 Physlclnns nnd Surgeons DR. CLARA DUNN, Physician and Surgeon. During past 14 years has given special attention to dis eases of women and children, and lo disorders of tho nervous system. Offlco rooms 10 and II Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phono 200. 35 DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Clarnett-Corcy build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, noBe and throat Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. 11. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567. Printers nnd Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing ofllco In Southern Oregon; Hook binding, Ioobo leaf lodgers, billing system, etc. Portland prlceH. 27 North Fir st. Transfer KAIW TIlANsFKIl it STORAGE CO. Office 4:1 N'ortli Front st. Phone 315. Prices right. H-ivice guar anteed lit .SIVCSH OPPORTUNITY. Wanted, paily who will advanro tho necessary cash to guarantee tho shipment of a car load of automobiles to Medford. Will pay legal rale of Interest and divide agency commis sion on sale of cars for same. Car one of the best modcralo priced makes in the market. Have Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou counties ex clusively, and can furnish best of ref erences. Address Auto Atjeuey, Mall Trlhuno, '