MEDFOTID MATT; TRTRTTNT!. lrTCT)T,OTCD, OT?EOONT. FltnWV. JULY fi. 1017.
TAGE FJVF
LANSING TALKS
OVER BO
Secretary of State Consults With
American Ambassador, Who Re
turns on Three Weeks' Leave of
Absence to Detail German Activ
itles In South.
WASHINGTON, July 6. Enough
Importance was attached to the mis
sion of Henry P. Flotchor, ambassa
dor to Mexico, to arrange for a con
ference, today with Secretary Lan
sing on hoard the train which is car
rying the secretary to Henderson Har
bor, N. Y., for a three week's vaca
i tton. State department officials have
professed Ignorance as to the nature
of the mission of Ambassador Fletch
er. He requested permission to come
to Washington three weeks ago and
left as soon as authorized.
By some officials it was assumed
the ambassador wished to explain to
the secretary the extent to which
German activities have been carried
on In Mexico. Reports that Mexico
would onter tho war as an ally of
tho entente powers Is not regarded
Iby most officials here as probable
They also bolicvo it Improbable that
Mexico will become active In her sup
port of Germany.
Favorable to Allies.
EL PASO, Tex., July 6. Since tho
pro-ally campaign in Mexico was first
started by "El TJnivorsal," In Mexico
City, the sentiment favoring the allies
has reached northern Mexico. Dur
ing the last 30 days a well defined
movement favoring a break with Ger
many and entrance of Mexico on the
sldo of the allies has developed.
A reflection of this sentiment was
.recently seen in the utterance of Gen
Mural Francisco Gonzales, acting com
niander-ln-chlof of the northern mili
tary zone, with headquarters at .Chi
huahua. He was overcharged by
German for some merchandise and
promptly Imprisoned the latter. Tho
German consul demanded his Tolcase
"in Hie name of the imperial German
government and the kaisor," accord
ing to a Mexican official who was
present.
"Tell the German consul and tho
Imperial government and the kaiser
they can all go to hell," General Gon
zales Is said to have responded.
May Join Allies
According to these men, nil Ger
man money in tho Mexico City, Tor
rcon, Chihuahua City and other banks
will bo seized as soon as war la de
clared, the German boats In Tamplco
and other ports will be seized, there
by giving Mexico a much needed mer
chant fleet and all Germans either
It-Ill be Interned or deported at once
their properties being confiscated,
The Tamplco oil fields would be
made safe for tho oil supply of the
'" allied fleets by declaring a zone in
which traffic would bo restricted and
the mines, smelters and mills re
opened at once to produce munitions
and metals for the allies.
Safe for Allies
"Wo can do nothing in a military
way In Europe," said one of them
"But wo can make Mexico safe for the
allied nations- and for their proper
ties. We can show our sympathy
with tho samo cause for which we
have been fighting for the last six
years by aiding tho allies in every
way, oven though wo aro iinablo to
assist materially in tho war."
The good effect of such a declara
tion on the relations between Mexico
and tho United States Is pointed out
There would be co-operation In stop
ping tho wholesale dealing in muni
tlons, cattle smuggling, gun-running
and all of tho other violations of the
laws along this border.
Gel-mans Overdid It
The anti-German movement Is not
unopposed In the north, as tho Ger
man residents of Chihuahua City,
Torreon and other places havo been
spending money lavishly entertaining
officials, army officers and influential
citizens. But by the usual German
method, they seem to have overplayed
their hand and brought about
action by canning tho naturally bus
plrioiiB Mexican to suspect that they
had an ulterior motive In their
friendship.
Americans returning from Mexico
City say (5 0 days will olupso Jicfore
Mexico declares war against Ger
many. They say tho great mass of
Mexican citizens are in slncero sym
pathy with the allies.
Obrcgon Is Friend
They also say the part General Ob
regon played In tho pro-German agi
tation was exaggerated, as they claim
his r.amo was used by tho Goruians to
lend dignity to the pro-German move
ment: and they say the former war
minister Is a friend of America and
the allies.
There Is no doubt that the Oer-
M FLETCHER
mans have been -using cvory possible
effort to create German sentiment In
Mexico and, since the pro-ally move
ment was started, to counteract the
effects of this movement as It gained
popularity.
Oppose Pan-Gormiin Plan
But, like the pro-German propa
ganda in the United States, tho Gor-
mans were apparently acting without
taking Into consideration tho racial
traits and temperament of the Mex
ican people, who aro as much opposed
to tbe Pan-German schemo of things
as are the Americans. '
CHICAGO, July 0. The best moats
at reasonable prices wore promised
the government to feed Us war forces
by representatives of all the leading
packing Interests of the United States,
who conferred horo today with Jullnn
Rosenwald, chairman of tho commit
tee on supplies of the national coun
cil of defense.
The spirit shown was fine," Mr.
Rosenwald said, after the conference.
The packers were unanimous in de
claring their desire to servo the gov
ernment In every way possible."
WASHINGTON, July . As n re
ult of the protest of Representative
Jemiette Rankin of Molilalia, Secre
tary McAdoo today appointed u com
mittee to investigate alleged com
pulsory overwork of women in t lie bu
reau of printing- iind engraving.
Director Hnlpli of the bureau con
tends conditions among the workers
are good, that they are paid for over
time and that the extra work is nee
cssnry for getting out. liberty bonds
iind oilier extra work imposed on the
bureau by war conditions.
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
Miss Nina Sharp, a teacher in Hie
Portland schools, came down Tues
day morning lo spend her vacation
with friends and relatives in this city
nnl lo take in the Ashland lioiinilnp,
Mesdumes Hough and Leslie have
removed with llieir mother (Grundmn
Ihoiiipson) to the lint till! residence
on Hie south side.
Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman nnd fai l
ilv are now located in Liiiirclhurst
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker and
Mrs. Alvnh Walker and children mo
tored to Tikilmiv Tuesday to visit
with relatives nt that point.
Married At Jacksonville, Tues
day, July .'1, Ralph Dusenberry nnd
Miss Mnnd Nelson, both well known
young people of this locality.
Mrs. Evn ewton nnd daughter
Nora, spent Monday with relatives on
Sardine creek.
Miss Hester McReynolds left Mon
day to spend several days with her
aunt in Ashland.
Miss Laura Fink is spending; sev
eral davs at the same home.
Mis. Alfred Lewis and son Joe
went to Grunts Pass Tuesday morn
hip.
Mrs. George I, alio came Wednesday
morning to visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Hecinnn
Mrs. Kliner Robinson and da'igh
Icr lire spending Hie -lib at the home
of Or. W. 1'. Chislinlm in this citv
Mr. nod Mrs. George Ahrcns
I.os Angeles stopped over for u few
days with Mrs. Ahrcns' cousin, Geo.
H. Turner, and family. They are on
their way lo Portland, where they ex
pect lo make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of Sam
Valley motored In Gold Hill Wednes
day lo do some shopping and visit
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller left on
Wednesday afternoon for point
south of Gold Hill.
The family of George Lyman are
enjoying a visit, from Mr. Lyman
sister-in-law, Mrs. Onirics Lyman
Ivos Angeles, who is accompanied li
her daughter, Grace. .Mr. Lyman had
not seen her for thirty-two years
arid of course each had changed con
sidcriibly. Mr. Lyman's brother died
in the meantime.
Misses Hcmice nnd liutlt Nic hols
of Klamath Kails have been spending
n few days nt the home of their mini.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Perry, in Ibis city.
Miss ris Turr.er of Klamath Kails
came Thursday morning lo visit at
the home of her uncle, George It. Tur
ner, in this city,
Mr. Rlckerdlke was a Medford busi
ness caller Thursday.
Mrs. Wells and daughter, Edna.
nnd guest, Miss Clark, visited at tbo
. TALENT TALK
WILSON ISN'T JARRED BY
w A--acV.nl f A
President Wilson Snapshotted w
strct .sceno.
(By GMson Gardner, "Washington Corre
spondent.)
WASHINGTON, July 5. Prcsi-
cnt Wilson lias not been jarred by
the war. In health ho novel' was bet
ter. Ho is up to date on his mail mid
appears less worried tlinn at nny lime
since ho assumed the presidency. Ho
Rets up nt 5 every morning and goes
for a horseback vide with Mrs. Wil
son. Ihey go by motor to the old
mill in Hock Creek park, where t lie
horses are waiting, nnd after an hour
or two of exercise return to the niu-
hitic and Wile hack to the city for a
hath and breakfast. My 8::i0 bo is
ready for his mail.
The president has adopted n new-
system in handling his jiorsoiinl mail
mid much of his business is now
listinclly personal. He goes to the
office section of the white house only
twice a week; then to attend cabinet
meetings. At other limes be does his
work in the old or residence part, lie
bus set a tier of filing cases behind
his desk anil indexes nnd files every
thing himself.
Perhaps during the war lime this
insures the keeping of important in
fornialion until such time us it should I
homo of Mrs. Jess Adams on Wagner
creek Friday evening.
Mrs. Childers was an Ashland vis
itor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Antcrs wore
Medford callers from Anderson creek
Saturday.
Mrs. Adamson left Saturday for
Ashland, where she has rontcd a
house for the Fourth of July cele
bration and season.
The Ladles' Aid met at the home
of Mrs. Welborn Hoeson Thursday,
Juno 2 8th. There were 23 ladles
present. All had an enjoyable time.
Refreshments wero served of straw
berry cake and coffee by Mrs. W.
Booson, Mrs. Louis Brown and Mrs.
T. J. Bnnhani.
Cecil Ager of Jacksonville Is visit
ing with his friend, James Bceson,
for a few days.
-Mrs. Fannlo Cole and son of liose-
vllle, Calif, are hero to spend tho 4th
and attend Chautauqua and to visit
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Carter, and her,
brothers, the lloesons and fumlfy.
Jonah Barrett Is homo from the
Sterling mines to take In tho 4 th
and Roundup.
(Paul Ager Is visiting his friend,
Fred Cook, for a few days
F. Sawash, who has been working
on tho Staratton ranch east of town.
camo home at noon Tuesday some
what under tho weather.
There are several cases of measles
In our town at present but no bad
cases.
Alf Weeke and Chas. Boardman of
Modford wore In Talent Tuesday.
The box factory delivered to the
Baglcy Canning company 1000 long
boxes Saturday, which they are mak
Ing up preparatory to tho fall run.
Tho free delivery of the Mall Trll;-
uno was discontinued the 30th of
June. Subscribers will now receive
their paper by mall as formerly.
Lester Lytlo spent last night and
part of Sunday visiting at J. II
Ersklnn's. In the afternoon be and
the young ladies of the household
attended Sunday Bchool at Peyton
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent and daughter,
Clara Gordon, took Sunday dinner
and supper with Gus Dltsworth and
family. Mrs. Nlchol and children
were also present. All the ladles
and children attended Sunday school
In the, afternoon.
Volley ball raged fast and furious
ly Sunday afternoon nt Mr. Peyton':
and the school house. Also at Pros
pect, The. weather was very warm
FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS
WAR;
HE'S FIT AS A FIDDLE, MINGLING FUN WITH WORK
liilo walking and while nt Ills desk.
be commuuicalcd. He lias bis type
writer in front of him on his desk
and pecks away nt it like n professor
writing a history. His Flag day
speech was written on this machine
and the original copy treasured by
Secretary Tumulty in leather binding
might be sent out as an advertisement
by a typewriting firm.
Appointments nrc made for both
morning nnd nl'tcrnoon, mit most of
the personal business occurs in the
afternoon. Interviews at the white
house ore followed by frequent I rips
to the capilol, and it is not unusual
for Mr. Wilson to run over lo I he
war department or Hie federal trade
commission's offices to sec some man
on business he wishes lo slraiglilcn
out nl once. His visits to Hie cnpilol
nave iiecome so lrcqiicnl they no
longer creale surprise.
J he president has not. given up
golf. .About every Ihird day he gnei
lo the Washington club and pl.'iy:
eleven holes. By reducing (he mini
ber he culs out(a couple of miles of
the course and saves tin hour or so
of time. Hr. Grayson is still his rid
ing nnd golfing "Imddic," and the
loiig-Hutlering secret service men
have had lo add' I he ciiucsl rian art li
but tho players dldnt seem lo notlco
It. The ofrects were very visiblo In
their clothes, however.
Wm. Lewis took his hand of sheep
up to their range last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Curl ItlchardKon and
son loft Sunday for Pelican, where
Mr. Richardson assumes his duties
as forest guard.
Mr. and Mrs. Pcelor and Mr. and
Mrs. Blnncbard and son wero guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Peyton and family
for Sunday dinner and Bupper.
Miss Margery Ersklne and Miss
Corintha Hurt took Sunday supper
at J. F. Dltsworth's.
Mrs. Rniitt Avery, who has been
staying at Mr. 'Mansfield's for months.
left Friday to stay with her children
for a While.
Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield motored to
Modford Monday.
Tom Carlton heard Sund-ay of the
sudden death of his father nt Ash
land, so tho Carllons and Stanleys
went, down Sunday evening.'
Mr. and Mrs. .las. Grieve nnd son
spent several days last week In tho
valley.
Miss Erskinn and Miss Hart wt'i-e
luncheon guests ot Miss Mansfield
Thursday.
Carl Richardson and Frank Dlts
worth went lo Mud ford and back Fri
day. Tho Walker girls wore picking
strawberries nl Gus Dltsworth's
Sunday. Miss llelva Walker is help
ing Mrs. JHtswnrth with housework.
Ray Davis went, up Sunday (o be
gin his duties at Woodrurf meadows.
Stnn. Aiken, Jr., Is to have llessle
flock station this year In place of
uclus Kincald, who Is raising beans
and carrying mall
REESE CREEK RIPLETS
This Is the tlmo of tho year when
peoplo generally aro In tho hay. Wo
men aro helping with tho new mown
hay on a good many machos on ac
count of the scarcity of help.
Aleck Vestal took a load of hogs
to MedTord .Monday.
Enrl Hrlttson was In Medford last
week on business,
Mrs. Scars nnd children visited
Mrs. Vestal one evening last week. .
Gene Bellows sold sonio calves to
tho butcher last week.
Mr. Fox, tho goat man, came out
to the valley to get a few goats.
Marshall Mlnter, Cherley Drexlor
and others started to tho mountains
with some cattle; they cxpi-i t lo lie
about three days going and coming.
This Is the, second trip ilarutiuU Miu,-
Note tlio secret service men In the
thai, of riding motorcycles, driving
automobiles mid long-distance hiking
and running.
About, three evenings in Hie week
the president goes out. One of these
is sure (o find him lit the locnl vau
deville thcalcr, and another at some
other (heater where there Is a, non
serious attraction. The serious in
dramatics does not appeal lo Mr. Wil
son, 'lie lakes his serious drama
from real life.
Whenever Washington has had n
stock company putting on (he old fa
vorites, as it has for a number of
years, I he president was sure to be
.there, lie knows ail the stock favor
ites and has had them as guests at. (he
while house. Other evenings when
not dragged out lo some official func
tion bo works in his study writing
slate department coiiiinuniculious, re
ports on the progress of the nrmy or
ganization, (be doings of (lie navy,
confidentially communicated by the
sccrelary, and writes slate papers to
be signed by Seeielary Lansing.
Any reports that Mr. Wilson is
showing strain or wear under (his life
aro misleading, lie appears to be
growing younger every day and
never was in holler physical form.
ter has made this summer wllh cat-
tie.
Mrs. Isabel visited nt Mrs.
Ora
ham's last week.
Tho girls working In tho Wllfley
orchard aro having a vacation of
few days nftor the Fourth.
A fow ot tho peoplo that don't go
to Ashland will gather on the rlvor
at Mr. Bctz's for a 4th of July picnic,
John Caster visited at homo Sun
day. Frank Caster nnd family visited
at W. E. Hammers Sunday.
The Sunday school all day mooting
will bo nt Reese Creek July 22nd
Instead ot tbo 15th as stated last
week.
The Glass I'ros., and their families
have relumed from their trip lo the
mountains. They drove llieir cattle
to the reserve lis the range is dried
up in Ibis section.
Tra Vincent, lias relumed from
Klamafh coiinly with a bride.
Mr. Abbott nnd Mr. McKay wh
have been visiting in Klainalh county
Imvo relumed lo the home of Jessie
Glass.
Mr. and Mrs. Chniuimn and Ml'
Frederick were I Hiding in Cent nil
Point ami Medlord Saturday.
Jim Roduers find sister, Grace
were Med foul visitors Saturday.
I'Vank Masoni is herding Hie sanii
bunch of goals on the upper Table
Roek.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick mid Mr.
and Mrs. Ilcdgepalh nnd Percy Chap
man mid I'mnilv were visitors nt the
lioine of W. C. Chapman Sunday
Miss Mvrllc Chapman is visiting
wilh her brother Claude nt Coker
Unite.
Mr. Xnrni'-'iin of Magic Point was
ii visitor at the home of Then. Gliiss
Mondnv.
T. Uobnell and family of Ccn'rnl
Point were motoring in Anlioch Sun
day.
Jim Rodders mid Miss Miitlie Gor
don. both ot llcnule, were inairii-
July 1.
SE
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir 8ta.
Circuit Court.
Itches vs. A.
Effle I,
Dlvor;n.
AxlO E.
R. Reives.
Uu.uq va, l", A, WllSQB-
Dissolution of partnership and par-
titlon of realty.
Western Bond nnd Mortgage Co.
vs. W. K. Hrayton ot nl. Order for
publication of summons.
Itogne Itivor Valley Canal Co. vs.
Robert Vinton llenll ct nl. Sum
mons. Rogue River Volley Canal Co. vs.
A. M. Ronll ct nl. Summons.
Hague River Valley Canal Co. vs.
II. T. McCallum ct al. Summons.
John Mlnter vs. Chris Wooloy.
Summons.
V. E. Consor vs. R. A, Rowley et al.
Certificate of levy.
Prolmte.
Ralph B. Bnor estate Admitted to
prohato.
John M. Davidson estate Notice
of final settlement.
John Milton Robertson (guardian
ship). Citation,
Mnirlago- License.
James E. Rodgors and Mattio Gol
den.
Fred R. Frcy and Flora Edler.
Ralph R. Dusenberry and Maude
M. Nelson.
I. H. Howo and Rona M. Ash.
Claudo H. Warren and Ruth V
Culbertson.
FOB SALE HEAL ItSTATH
FOR SALE Farming land, fruit
land, stock ranches, timber lnnd
from $10 por acre up, on long
time, easy payments. Address Gold
llay Realty Co.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOIl SALE Young hunting dog, ncd-
lgreod Llowollen sottor. Phono 310.
92
FOR SALE 20 head stock cattlo, for
all they aro worth. W. Wagnor,
Trail. 95
FOIt SALE Splendid Jersey holfer.
Kivlng 3 gallons per day. Phone
732-J2.
FOR SALE A high grndo puro blood
young Jersey cow. 10 quarts of
high tested milk. 11S-J. O. E.
Marshall. 91
FOIt SALIC Horse, weight 1100 lbs.
Box Horso, Mail Tribune. 91
OR SALE Cheap for cash; the
big hay team which hns been
worked on tho city flushor nt
night for tho past 3 years; also
harness and wagon. All year job
goes with outfit to right man. Call
at 407 E. 14th Btroot. 91
'OR SALE 4-year-old full-blooded
Jersey cow. Has test of fi.8;
fresh six months; giving 2 gal.
per day now. Phono Janos Bros.,
oast of City rccorvolr. 91
FOR SALE MlfiCUDLAXEOUS
FOIl KALE Hiding cultivator com
plete. X Shovels, cheap. Address
C 50, Mull Tribune. 91
'"OH SALE Conn cornet, long mod
el, quick change to A, $80 out Tit,
like now, loss than half price. Seo
nHcr G p. in. Ed Wolmer, 314 S.
(irapo. 9 1
'OH SALE Ford car. excellent con
dition. Phono 550-L. 91
FOR SALE 1910 Bnlck six, 6 pass
enger for $850.00 cash; just done
over. Room 203 First National
Bank Bldg. 01
'OR SALE Steel range, sewing ma
chine, Iron bed, library table, din
ing tnblo, dresser, and chairs nnd
other household goods, 1211
West 10th street. 91
FOR SALE Pie cherries nt The
Laurels, Bp. Phono 788-Hfi,
Jacksonville 21FI3. 92
HELP WANTIOIi FEUIALn
WANTI0I) Competent
woman for
general housework;
Tel. 724-.I.
good wages
92
WANTED All exporlnuced woman
for general housework. Good
wages. Phono 724-.I. 89
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Call r.07-J2. '
II ELP WANTED MA LM
WANTED Man and wlfo for work
on ranch. Phono 408-J1.
WANTED llov thinners, 15 years or
obler. Spis-k Orchard. Oll'.l-J. 91
HELP WANTED Wanted, man nnd
wlfo. man for ranch work, woman
to cook for 2 or 3. Adrnss M,
caro Tribune. !)'!
WANTED Young men eighteen
years and over. All summer work
Good pay. Ilnx factory. Fruit
growers Supply Co., Hilt Cat. 98
WANTED M ISCE L L A N EOUS
WANTED Stockmen, wanted hoof
and feeders. Those having same
Phono J. II. Carlton, 12-F3. 100
WANTED 100 cords of wood, cut
$2.00 a cord. Inquire W. 11, liar-
num. Jacksonville. 91
VAN'I'ED 200 feet scrond-hand Inch
pipe. Itlnck or galvanized. Jones
llros., Phono 370-X. 90
WANTED -Hay to halo for power
baler, first class work, ( all II. D
Powell. Phono Ashland 4K13, on
Mlra Vista orchard. Phono 597-J
WANTED Bring us your eggs and
Poultry. We pay cash. Medford
Poultry and Egg Co.
WANTED Houses to move. Phons
488-M. or 488-X.
KI RMSIIED APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished Apt. summer
rates. The Berhon. Phone 93S-R.
FOIt RENT One completely furnish
i) ipftrtiaeat it Hotel Uoilwia
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROW.
FOR KENT Furnished and hour.e-
keeplng rooms, li:;:! South Ccntrul.
FOR REN1 IlOrSES
FOR HUNT Six-room modern bun
galow, big sleeping porch, nil mod
ern conveniences. Dr. E. II. Por
ter. FOIt RENT Fivo room furnished
house, modern, closo In. Phone
408-J2. 01
FOIl RENT Small modern cottago,
furnished, close In. II 15 N, Grapn.
ill!
FOR RENT A beautiful six-room
up-to-date cottngo, Including slcci
lng porches, for rent nt 29 Siiinmltt
Avenue, rrlco. $18.00. J. W.
Wakefield, Medford, Oregon. 98
?OR RENT Modern five-room houso
and garago. Phono 370-W.
FOR RENT Furnished and unfur
nished houses. Employment Agon
cv. M. A. Radnr. 123 East Main
FOB RENT MISCKljIiAJiEOUS
FOR RENT 400-ncro ranch: 200
acros applo and: pear orchard,
bearing; 200 acres grain lnnd. Ad
dress G, enro Tribune. 93
MISCELLANEOUS
STOLEN From Natatorlum Thurs
day afternoon, grey -blcyclo tinted
with bluo. Racyclc make, Model
102 above name plate. $5 reward
for return to 113 East Mnin St., or
SB N. Oakdalo. Tel. 511-11, John
AVhotsel. . 9 J
LOST
IjOST Red bill hook containing ?-U
gold pleco. ono .10 ,1 1 1 1 1 and one l
bill. Two clippings containing tho
drowning of .lesso Roberts. Notify
W. A. Beck, Rogue River, Oro., nnd
receive reward. 9
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN On good secur
ity. Phono 6 4 7-J. J. n. Andrews.
Modford Business Collogo Bldg.,
Room 2. '
MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to
$5000 on hand to loan at 7 por
cont, on good farm security. Earl
Tumy, 210 Garnctt-Corcy Bldg. tf
MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan
on Medford property. Easy month
ly payments. Seo I). R. Wood.
business nrnrccTORT
Accountant,
E. M. WILSON Cortlfled Public Ac
countant, room 4ii, xi. a. .
Bldg., Modford, Oregon.
LAITER A0TO SPRINO CO. Wa
are opuratlng tho largest, oidesi
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Ubo our springs
whon others rail. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fiftoonth
St., Portland, Oro.
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFK
Attorney at law,
Medford National
rooms 8 and 9,
Bank Building.
. E. RE AMES Lawyer.
Corey bldg.
Garnett-
Collections
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to got the
money. The Bullock Mercantllt
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3. Haa
klns' Bldg., 210 E. Main st.
Dentists
DR. T. T. 811 AW Dentist, Over Dan.
lols Clothing Store In rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone
892-Y.
F.nglnoer nnrt Contrnctor
FHED N. CUM MINGS Engineer and
contractor, 404 M. F. ft. H. Bldg.
Surveys, estlmntes, Irrigation draln
age, orchard and lnnd Improvement
(tirhnge
GARBAGE (lot your premlsea
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons Inn
good sorvlce. Phoue 874-L. lr,
Y. Allon.
Instruction In Muilc
FRED ALTON 11A10HT Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Halgbt Mustt
Stiullo, 401 Garnolt Corey Bldg
Phone 72.
Insurance
EAHL 8. TUMY General Insurance
office, Flro, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Pluto Glass, Contract
and Bursty Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good locnl service. No. 211
Oarnott Coroy Bldg.
Physicians nnd Surgeons
DR. W. W. irOWARD Osteopathia
physician. S03 Garnett Corey build
ing. Phone 1110.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician ana
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyos aclon
tlflcally tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co,
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667.
lrlnUr and Publishers
MEDEORIJ PRINTING CO., has the
best equipped printing office la
Southern Oregon; Hook binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland price. 27 Norta
Fir st.
Tmnster
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front st. Phone
1115. Prices right, S-ilvlce guar
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