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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTJD MATTi TlUr.UNTE, MEDFORD, OT?r.(.0T. FT? TP AY. APRIL 22.' 1021 15,000 PEOPLE IN JACKSON COUNTY AND SOUTHERN OREGON READ THE MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY Just stop and reason it out with yourself. Can you afford to ignore all these people who are constantly watching the classified columns of The Mail Tribune in order to fill their many wants? Start at once and use thi3 Advertising Medium Uvmtock. PORTLAND. Ore., April 22. Cat tle steady; receipts eight. Quota tions unchanged. Hogs 25e lower; receipts 178. Prime light $10.0010.7o; smooth heavy, 25 0 to 300 lbs. $8.759.75; at) 0 lbs and up J7.008.00; rough heavy $6. 0008. 75; fat nigs, $10.00 0.50; feeder pigs- J9. 50010. 50; Btags (subject to brokerage) $4.00 &18.75. ' i Sheep steady; receipts 795. Quo tations unchanged. Kgsn and Poultry PORTLAND, April 22. Kfrgs, soil ing price, case count 2 0 iff K3c; buying price 1 U 21c; selling price, candled. 25c; selected- candled in cartons, 2t'c. Poultry, hens, 3c lower; heavy aoc: light 23c: broilers over 1 Vi pounds, t Oe ; old roosters, 12 015c. 1 tiialn ulrd Hut. Barley, 24; oats, $25025.50; corn, No. ,1, yellow, 30. Mill run. (28. .- .. . Hay, buying price,' timothy, $ 2 4 f t 2(i; alfalfa. ?18. 60&1SI; grain, mixed, J2223; clover, lii17; straw $15. '' "" ituttcr . PORTLAND, Ore., April 22. But ter steady; ..e.vtio.. cubes,.. :t4:t3c; cartons. 40c; prints .19c... Hutlerfat, .No, 1 churning cream it.TtgitHU f. u. li. Poi-thiml; uiidergi-ndes a:tc Kim Francisco Slnrkets ; . SAN FRANCISCO, April 22. But ter, extras 80o prime firsts nominal. Eggs, fresh ' extras ' 29c; dirties 25c; extra pullets 25 c. Poultry; unchanged. , N. Y. Stocks NEW YORK, April 22. Extreme advances of one to five points in niany issues accompanied today's l(vely and broad session of the stock market, shorts covering extensively. Sales approximated 1,100,000 shares. NEW YORK, April 22 Trading asr sumed Impressive proportions Immedi ately after the opening the first hour's sales exceeding 300,000 shares. Lea dership In the further advance was retained by motors and oils, Stude baker Increasing, its gain to almost tour points. Part of this was forfeited before noon, however, on profit taking. Mexican and Pan-American Petroleum and General Asphalt registered ex treme gains of two to four points. To baccos, textiles and shippings trailed along at 1 to 1 points gains and Fa mous Players was foremost of the specialties, rising three points. Util ities especially local tractions and ex press shares were in demand, rising qhe to three points. Ralls remained ia the, background, showing only nom inal changes. Call money opened at 0 per. cent, the week's lowest initial rate, i Atfis-Chalmers 38. 3 American Beet Sugar 38 AjheHcan Can 29.3 Atuertcan Car & foundry .....123.7 American Hide & Leather pfd.... 43 Airjerica.ii, International Corp.... 4 3.0 Ahjei'lcan. Locomotive 86.5 American Smelting & Refg 4 0.2 American Sugar 90.5 Airterican Sumatra Tobacco 70 American T. & T. 106.2 Auierlcan Woolen 73.7 Anaconda Coper :.. 39.2 Atchison '. 80.7 AtlV;Guif'& W: Indies 37 aSldwln Locomotive 86.6 Baltimore & Ohio 33.7 iipthlehem Steel rB" 55.7 Canadian Pacific ....ill Central Leather . . 34.7 Chandler Motors' ,... 82 Chesapeake Ohio 60.2 Chicago, 3111. & St. Paul 2 5 Chicago, R. I. & P 2 6 Chino Copper 23.6 Colorado Fuel.fi Iron 2 9.8 Corn Products 74 Crucible Steel 78.3 Cuba Cane Sugar 18.8 Erie ; 12.5 General Electric 137.8 General Motors 13 Goodrich Co 38 Great Northern pfd 69.5 Great Northern Ore Ctfs .; 2 9.2 Illinois Central bid 88 Inspiration Copper 34.5 Int. Mer.. Marine pfd 50.0 International Paper 60.8 ICennecott Copper 20.2 Louisville & Nashville, bid 98 Maxwell Motors 5 Mexican Petroleum 149 .Miami Copper 21.5 Middle States Oil 13 Midvale Steel ; 27.7 Misourl Pacific ; 17.6 New York Central 68.5 N. Y., N. H. & H : 17 Norfolk & Western, bid 93.2 Northern Pacific .- 73 Oklahoma Prod. & Ref 3,5 Pan American Petroleum 72 Pennsylvania 35 People's Gas 4 6.7 Pittsburg and W. Va 2 6.5 ; Ray Consolidated Copper 13.2 Reading 69.2 Rop. Iron & Steel 59.0 Royal Dutch, N. Y 63.3 Shell Trans. & Trad 42.7 Sinclaln Con. Oil : 27.7 Southern Pacific 74.2 Southern Railway , 20.7 Standard Oil of IN. J., pfd 108 Studebaker Corporation 86.7 Jennessee Copper . 8.6 Texas Co 4 2.8 Texas & Pacific 20.7 Tobacco Products .-. 52 Transcontinental Oil . 12.7 Union Pacific 115.8 II. S. Food Products 19.0 U. S. Retail Slores 51.5 U. S. lnd. Alcohol 67. S, United States Rubber 7 5 United States Steel ....'. .. 82.3 Utah Copper 53 Westlnghouae Electric 47.5 Willy's Overland , 8 Amer. Zinc, Lead & Sm 9 Butte and Superior 12.3 Cala Petroleum 4 6.6 .Montana Power, bid 51.5 Shattuck Arizona 6 Pure Oil 35.6 Invincible. Oil 30.8 General Asphant os.fc EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. O. mowl.tt K.' C- Hamilton, supt.'" of the Fish Ijike ranch belonging to the Rogue River Caual Co., Judge G. A. Gardner, James Owens and Victor Hursell, our county commissioners were here for dinner on Thursday of last week. They had been riding over our roads in the Reese creek and Lake creek country and seemed to be of .the opinion that they needed some vork done very badly, and said that they expected to put the road force to work very soon to finish up the Reese , creek-llutte Falls road right away as far as pos sible, and expressed their regrets that the early fall rains last year interfered-with their plans so much, but anticipate having especially the Reese creek part of the road put In good shupe for next fall's travel. Thomas F. Nichols, wife ami sister who own a fine farm on Rogue river at the mouth of Hog creek, and Thom as Farlow, , wife and two daughters and Miss Thelma Moore of Lake creek were .business callers Thursday even ing on their way home from Medford. 'Fred Nell also came in Thursday evening. lie is highly gratified with his success in disposing of his oil stock and feels very sanguine of the results. Charley Bacon, our old conductor on the Pacific & Eastern railroad when it was being operated by the Hill inter ests, has been quite a frequent visitor to our town the past week or so. Charley Lear, one of the force con nected with the fish hatchery- busi ness passed through here last Satur day on his way to the upper country but I did not learn his destination. J. W. Berrian also was visiting our town and reports that they have been fully as successful in gathering fish eggs as could be expected considering the unfavorable season; that he has been able to transfer the eggs he had here In course of incubation to the hatchery near Butte Falls. J. M. Wllfley, owner of one of the large orchards, who has been awuy during the winter was on oiir streets again last Saturday. W. P. Holbrook, another one of our orchardlsts who has an orchard and farm west of here near the mouth of Little Butte, was also a business caller E. R. Oatman and II. T. Pankey, orchard Inspectors were here for din ner Saturday and so was A. B. Mac kenzie of the Rogue River Aircraft Co. of Ashland. He Was visiting our town trying to secure pupils to receive in struction in the art of flying as the company have opened in Ashland school in that line where any who so desire can receive the necessary In struction. . ; H. C. liurmell, Mason, Nebraska, E. G. . High were also here for dinner Saturday. The last named was selling autos. Sunday morning we had a very in teresting Sabbath school and it seem ed as though the members in the Juvenile class wera loathe to close when the superintendent called for the closing exercises. i Last Sunday there were not very many people in for dinner Outside of our regular boarders, There was among them Mr. Lumsden of the firm of Hutchison & Lumsden and family including his son and wife, and Miss Klum and a few others. Also there were quite a number of the young folks came in from the dance after It closed Sunday morning. ; George W. Daley and wife of Fort Jones, Calif., nrc here visiting hit father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Duley. Monday morning I went into Med ford on the 7:13 stage and besides myself there were J., L. Robinson, Sr., Mrs. Polk Mathews and her brother Jessie Cliffen, and while I was there met a number of our, neighbors not only from our town but people from SUCCESS or FAILURE SUCCESS In business requires correct aocountlng. , , . . i -. FAILURE In business Iff Invar, lably due to Improper account ing. OUR up-to-date methods fur nish you MONTHLY Loss and Onfn statements so you can STOP the leaks and losses. Con-' suit us. Charges reasonable. Aceou-4lr4 ERViaiO; lrvestrrers M. P. SCHMITT, Mgr. ne B8I ' -rtr Bid Q Auditirva r lrurajce the surrounding country, who were ; there on business, and while there I j also met our popular sheriff, Charley Terrill. and in the run of conversation he spoke of the statement published in ! the Saturday Mali Triune that he had appointed Wig Jacks as one of his deputies and he especially requested me to state that It was a serious mis take. But 1 told him that it was con tradicted in the Medford Sun the next morning, but he. said that he wanted it put in the Eaglets as it would be seen there by more people than any where else In the paper. Monday evening Frank D. Swingle and his son A. M. Swingle and Don Buchanan of Ashland called for sup per. Mr. Swingle came up to see Mr. McAllister on business returning home the same night. , The same old question of the rights of the water users along the old ditch where the water Is taken out of Butte creek above the Pelouze place aud Is supposed to end at the county road be tween the Wm. Perry and Stanley places, and where the laterals are sup posed to begin, la up again and the question of what is to become of the overflow after it reaches the road and those who are using the water from the main ditcli In the laterals claim that those on the ditch proper are re quired to take care of the overflow as those below them cannot use or care for it. They have organized a com pany of their own and appointed 0. M. Goss as ditch boss, and are notifying those interested in writing that they must clean out their part of the ditch and also that those on the main ditch must care for. the overflow ns it is detrimental to the farm and orchards below. , .Luko Ryan, one of the Medford pro perty owners, came out on the Eagle Point stage and went up to his ranch at the mouth or Big Butte. Harold Van Scoy who has been working for his uncle, Wm. 1 lolmes on Griffin creek, came in the first of the week to visit his mother, our accom modating and efficient post office clerk. C. J. Nicholson and wife and C. A. Ferrln, wife and daughter, Miss Inez, of Wenatcliee, Wash., who have been as far south as Los Angeles came In Tuesday noon and are here at this writing, Wednesday, April 20th, They are spending a short time gathering agates and seem to be meeting with considerable success. A. J. Ellison and wife of Detroit, Mich., who came in a week ago tind have been gathering agates, left the Sunnysldo this morning for their home In their car and took with them about 200 or 250 pounds of agates they had picked up that they Intend to take home with them to have worked up. (Furnished 7y tne jacitaon County Abstract Co.) Marriage Licenses Howard J. Grimm and ' Nobel B. Lyons. - , . Circuit Court., B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. vs. A. W. Walker. For money. . Real Estate Transfers Jackson County to Agatha Bran denburg, lot 4, S. 12V4 feet of lot 5, blk. 79, Medford $ 1 Jackson County to Victor Dal- laire, pt. lot 4, blk. 1, Nickell add. to Medford 1 Catherina L. Osenbrusgo to Fred Burke et ux, lot 8, blk. 3, Palm's Add. to Medford 1500 Mary E. Berger et vir to John G. Kirkpalrick, lots 6, 7, 8, blk. "A", Falrview Add. to Ashland . 10 A. H. Thompson et ux to J. W. --Antle' et ux, SE of SB sec. 19, : tp. 36, S. R. 2 East 4000 Eleanor J. Kubll to J. A. Ander- ' i' son et ux, E.68 feet lot 1, blk. 30, ' Jacksonville 450 H EAD COLDS Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils. V ICRS VapoRub Ouej 17 Million Jan Used Ytaily WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED-PIaln sewing to do. 130 . S. Bartlett. Prices very reasonable. WANTED Position operating tractor. Phone 610-R-4. 27 WANTED Garden work, house clean ing, crating and packing. Phone 522-W. : 30 (hwtm WHY? 60 ACRES $7200.00 Under Talent Irrigation District, near Tacififi Highway. Very best alfalfa lantl in Jackson County, partly in alfalfa. Very deep free soil. Or will sell 120 acres for .$12,000.00. Company own ing this, land has ordered this and other of their holdings sold. I have sold for them since June Jst, $57,000.00 worth of their land here. Thorc is a reason. The land is sold nt less than half the price it should bring- If you only want 20 neres, see me. If you only have $1,000.00 and want land, see me. We are going lo do business now. i ' ROGUE EIVEE LAND COMPANY J. C. BARNES Nash Hotel Corner 784-L Phone 1IKL1 W A NT K I 1 T.M A I.E WANTIOD Lady to do family wash ings at residence .Monday mornings. Phone 476-L. 28 WANTED Yoiinjr, girl to care for child during day from 9 to 12 and 3 to 6. Mrs. 11. A. Thierolf, 27 Geneva. Phone 813. U WANTED Woman for general house work, good home and good watjes. Tel. 174-J-2. WANTED Good cook lo help with light housework in country. Must have references. Family of five. State wages. Private bath, electric range. Mrs. H. ('. Egan, Medford, Ore. 30 WANTED Experienced woman for general housework. Mrs. W. F. Diddle, phone 2S-J-2. ' 29 WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral housework. Apply Slfi E. Main or phone 431-11. tl WANTED Experienced waitress. Gusher Cafe. WANTED Experienced woman for general housework. Mrs. William Vawter, phone 393-R. tf 1 1 K I, l W A N TE I ) M A LE WANTED Solicitor. Phono 241 or call Pantorliun. tl WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 3 or 4 room house, fur nished or unfurnished. Phone 9S7-Y. . 2S WANTED To buy young team heavy mares. Phone 697-J-3. WANTED To bury 1000 ft. or 1 inch pipe. Phone 597J-3. WANTED Shoo repairing nt reduced prices. Men's half soles, per pair. $1.50. Ladles' half Boles, $1.00. Rub bor heels, 5uc. Better new shoes for loss money. Medford Shoo Hospital 119 E. Sixth St. WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 488-M or 4S8-X. tf WANTED Several men and boys to know that you can buy any bike for $2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, S. Grape. ', tf WANTED Shoe repairing while you wait at tue "Model Boot.Snop. 21 S. Central Ave. Quick service, quality work. E. N. Blden, prop. FOIl RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FO RRENT Two or four light house keeping rooms. 511 S. Central. 1'Olt KENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Two room furnished housekeeping apartment, first floor, lights und phone furnished, $22.50 per month. 325 S, Riverside. Phone 701-J. 28 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Nicely furnished house close in, adults only. Seo O. M. Cornltltts, phone 514-J. - 29 FOIl RENT Four room cottage West side of vnlley; good location; rent reasonable, if. E. Root. ' - FOIl RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Large downstairs sleep ing room for ono or two. 221 N. Holly. 27 FOR RENT FurnlBhed outBido sleep ing rooms. Rutos moderate. Under new management. The Oresou, 38 S. Grape. Phone 479-W. 29 FOR RENT Large Bleeping rooms, with bath privileges,- at 325 S. River Bldo. 25 FOR RENT Nicely furnished' sleep ing rooms, uutn. zid .n. urupe ni. 27 FOR RENT rurnlshed rooms, $2 per week. 445 S. Front Bt. 337 FOR RENT nSCEliIiANKOUS FOR RENT May 1st, space suitable for garage or storage. Call 150. tf I,OHT V LOST Sunday, between Medford and Hilt. tire. 30x3. Reward. Phone 272-R. . 27 FOIl SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SAM-: Modern bungalow con sisting of living, dining, bath, kitch en, breakfast and three bed rooms. Price $11500 if taken at once. All assessments paid. First-class condi tion. Good reasons for selling. Box 951. 2S FOR S.M.K A seven room modern house. Inquire 530 S. Grape St. 2S FOR SAI.K 5-acre tract 3 miles east of Medford. under irrigation. Will trade for touring car in good condi tion. Address Box 219, Central Point 2S FOR SALIC Modern 4-room bungalow. Tonus. Phono 610-1M. 27 FOIl SALE Modern home at 821 W. Tenth St. Five largo rooms and Bleeping porch, barn and largo gar den, price, J2750. Small payment down, balance monthly payments, i'hone 3S6-W. 27 T"OU SALE Corner lot, small 2-roout houfe. In good shape, $700. Terms. Fast Fourth St., 322. See owner, 227 E. Sixth St. 30 FOR SALE 110 acres C"j miles from Rogue RiTer. 40 acres crop, bal ance timber. P. L. Freed, Rogue River, Ore. 28 FOR SALE 7-room brick residence in Central Point. Owner is leaving soon and must sell. If Intel ested see Mrs. C. Al. Wilson (owner), or call Jesse L. Richardson at Central Point Feed Store. 27 FOR SALE 8 room house close In with lot on paved street. Address M. II., Mail Tribune. 28, FOR SALE Homestead for sale at a bargain. Best one in thu statu of Oregon for tho money. See C. C. Clark; 127 N. Riverside. ; : . f FOR SALE Good ranches. Seo us nerora uuvmg. J. a. Andrews, .11 N. Grape St. Phono 53-M. tt" FOR SALE Leasn and ex .hunge real estate. Gold Ray Realty Company. FOR SALE Houses and bungalows furnished or unfurnished; also acreage. C. S. Buttorfleld, phone 21(1. OH BALK POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE Bantam hens wilh baby chicks. 134 S. Bartlett. 28s' FOR SALE Ithodo Island Red eggs, $1.00 per setting. Phono 8-17-Y. FOR SALE Hatching eggs from my Tancred strain White, Leghorns. Re. duced prices for balance of tho season. R. V. Cruni, phone 697-R-l. 28 FOR SALE 150 thoroughbred Tan cred White Leghorn laying pullets ut a bargain. Will sell in any quan tity. 822 S. Oakdalo, Tel. 481. FOR SALE O. A. C. strain Barrel Rock eggs for hatching, phone 685-R-3. - - 41 FOR SALE White Wyandotte Betting eggs $1.50 for 16. 330 N. Front St. 341 FOIl SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE A few fresh milk cows, officially tested. Also hay and wheat. Adjacent to aviation field, Medford. Scliulz Bros. 32 FOR SALE Good team of maros, harness and wagon. W. A. Chlldors, Jacksonville, Oregon. 30 FOR SALE Young Jersey milk cow, $50. Nealon Rrnnch, Central Point, phono llxxl. 28 FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow, young and gentle, $50. V mile north on Crater Lake highway. T. J. Max well. Phono 684-R-l. 28 FOR SALE llolsteln cow, fresh six weeks, tour years old. i', L. I'l-eeu, Rogue River, Ore. . , 28 FOR SALE Six beautiful fresh milk cows. Walsh's place, one mile north cast of Medford on Crater Luko road .,,( -.: 80 FOR SALE-r-Monnt Crest Ranch of fers for sale tour Shorthorn, utilia, ready for service, your choice for $360. Two younger at $200, mostly red. Apply James Stewart, Mount crest Ranch, Hilt. Calif. tf TAKEN Ur TAKEN UP By the undersigned, one 1-year old red steer, tips of both ears clipped. Owner requested to prove property, pay charges, etc. M. D. Hogan, Applegate, Ore. 27 STRAYED OKI STOLEN STRAYED OR STOLEN From Hoy den ranch one small bright bay mare, star In forehead, branded Bar U on left thigh, barb who sear on front side left hind leg Just below knee joint. Shoes on hind feet. Suit able reward for return or lnfornin . tion as to whereabouts. Win. S. llazelton, Medford, R. 3, Box 145. 28 $25 Down $5 Month No interest, no assessments Lois 50x115 feet, 10 fruit trees to each lot, street in front, alley in rear- An 'opportunity to build a home at small cost in a district with a good future. All lots wthin 000 feet of Main St, C RENARD 110 North Central AUTOMOBILES FOR SALIC Maxwell oar in good me chanical condition. Will trade lot good leant and wagon. Phone 220-R. FOR SALE Saxon touring oar. Will tithe furniture as part pavment. Phone 272-1!. ' FOR SALE Stndebaker Roadster, $050; Chevrolet touring $500. Fat ten Robinson, Inc., 112 S. Riverside. FOR SALE Dodge car in excellent condition. Terms if desired. Phone '81-J between 6 and 8 p. m. FOR SALE M 1SCELLAXEOUS FOR SALE A large amount of corrtt- gateti sheet metal, fine tor rooting or siding barns, sheds, etc. Will sell cheap. Phone IX!. FOR SALE Small store building to he moved. Will make a dandy gar age. $25 will take it. Phono 133. 27 FOR SALE Grain hay. Phono 591-.1 C. W. Isaacs. FOR HALE 30 ricks lO-inch wood on Lofland place cheap. Inquire 539 W. Tenth St. 27 FOR SALE Oak dresser, combination dresser, tw'o :lS beds, springs and mattresses, breakfast table, two rockers, four diuiug chairs, four kitchen chairs, piano stuol, heating stove. 227 S. Holly. 27 FOR SALIC Evans motorcycle cheap. Call Western I'nion, days. 27 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay $15 per ton, mixed grain bay $10 a ton, McCor- : nilck mowing machine $35, strong single buggy harness $10. ll-tooth single horse cultivator $5, corn cul tivator and sprlugtooth harrow com bined $20. C ,1. lli-omtuer. Phone 5S9-J-2. 29 FOR SALE Fancy overbearing straw berry plants set out now these plants should hear heavily (his sum mer, l'hunu 452-11 evenings. C. 11. Howell. TOR SALE Alfalfa hay ill my burn, $15.00. II. Patton, Phone SI7-X. evenings. 27 FOR SALIC Seven horse gasollno engine. One John Deere double disc plow. Phone 5-F-l, Eagle Point, or address Box 67. 28 FOR SALE 325 feet good heavy 4 Ineh pipe $100. Would cost new $325. M. P. Jncoby, Tolo, Central Point P. O. 27 '01! E ALE Hot Point electric range. The Oaks, S23 E. Main. 27 FOR SALE Baled and looso alfalfa hay delivered. Phono 317-J-2. tf FOR SALE Americana enoyclopedln of 10 volumes, at a bargain. Apply at Mall Tribune office. tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Two twelve h. p. gasoline engines. Hubbard Bros. tf FOR SALE New- 192X Family and Portable Electric "Singers" now on salo at No. 10 S. Fir street. Your terms are ours, Soo them! Free demonstration. Slngor Sewing Machine Co. Phone 215-R. 27 FOR SALE! Sand, gravel, sediment and dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone 912-J, Samuel Bate man, 302 Maple St. FOR SALE Manure. Hoover Dairy. Phone 452-Y. tf FOR SALE One new Sampson trac tor at a very low price; will take good team in on payment, balance cash and tormB. Qeo-L. 'frelchlor Motor Co., Medford, Ore. tf MONEY TO LOAN ro LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money on reui estate and buys mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone G3-M. 31 North Grape Btreet BUSINESS DIRECTOR! Moian Art Rug MOSAN ART RUG CO. W weave rugs from old carpets and ruga and clean all rugs. "Rugs we' clean are clean when we clean them." 119 W. Tenth, phone 180. Free delivery. Undertaken PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor Sixth and Oakdale. Ambulance service. Phone 47. ... Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book blading, lonBe leaf ledgers, billing syBtems, etj, Portland Diicos. 27 N. Fir St Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. - DAVIS TRANSFER Anything moved day or night. Service guaranteed Fair treatment 104 S. Fir. Phone'. Offlen Mi or ren. B47-R 2fl ff" 5-room Modern Bungalow Good Location $265000 $400.00 cash and balance $30.00 per month. Why pay rent? MEDFORD LAND AND INSURANCE AGENCY 2'M West Main Street. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Abstractors. MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORIS Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 22 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporated 1904. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance. Architect G. B. TEETS Licensed architect. Slsson, California. 322 Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating the largest, oldest anl best-equipped plant In the Pacific northwest. Use our springs when others fail. Sold under written guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St, Portland, Oregon. Attorneys. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer, Garnet Corey Building. 0. C. BOGGS Real estate law and eljtlwuent f (stat? a socinlty. B. F. LINDAS Attorney. General Practice. Patenta a specialty, Stewart Bldg. . : , - . VV1NFIELD R. GAYLORD Lawyer, Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Main St., Medford. , Building Materials. MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK BLOCK WORKS specialize In U kinds of cement building producti; Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. Chiropractic Physician JOUETT P. BRAY Straight Chlro. practio, rooms 409-10 M. F. & H. building. 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m.l daily except Thursday. Phone 680. Electric Service BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Factorj distributors for Exlde Datterlea ana Fairbanks-Morse light plants. Not Bldg. Phono 116. , 814' Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wlk son, C. P. A. Attention given M anything In Accounting and Incoml Tax requirements. Look Into out simplified accounting method. LIU erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. , Fidelity and Surety Bonds FHDELrT?l5DStJRT V BONDs4 We - execute all forms of bondl McCurdy Insurance Agency,- tfl 3 Instruction In Music. , FRED ALTONHaTght Teaoher"o4 piano and harmony.. Halght Mult studio, 318 Garnett-Corey Building Phone 72. , i Painting and Paperhanglng LEWIS & CASEY Painting, Paper nnnglng, tinting. Estimates furuiBn ed free. Phone 189. 26 S. Grape St Physicians and Surgeon. T. G.-HEINE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Surgery of - eyes; ears, nose and throat. All diseases not these organs treated. Glasses fitted. 314-315 Liberty Bldg. . , r . DR. A. BURSELL Splnologtst, Phji slclan and surgeon,- Spinal ad jnati ments, general treatments and dlagi nosls. 309-10-11 M. F. & Hi Bldg, Elevator to third floor. Phone 29, DR.. jl. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eysj ear, nose and throat. Eyes scIenUf- ' ically tested and glasses supplied Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co, M. F. & H. Co. Bldg. pnone bfi7. -. DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic Phyiclann. 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phons 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel St. DR, W. W. HOWARD-rOateopathUI Physician. Special attention given to eye, ear, noae and throat 101 Liberty building. Phone 496. ' DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chlro. practlc and Natural Painless Meth ods. Room 428 M. F. & H. Biill, Phone 865. JAMES C. HAYES Physician and Surgeon; office hours 11 to 12 a. m-i 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. Sparta building; ' residence 1405 W. Main. Phones: Office E63, res. 492. "Specialty," Medical and Surgical Diagnosis, tl Dr. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician and Surgeon. Offices M. F. & H. Bldg. Phone 165. Residence 118 Genese St Phone 165-J-2. . ,1 Paperhanglng and Upholstering j C. F. MONNICH Paperhanglng and Upholstering. R. F. D. 3. 14 Rug Weaving, MEDFORD FLUFF , RUG WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and rugs. Phone 610-Mi 70fi Plnn St. , AFFECTIONS OFANV Of THE D I S E rOLlOWIKO Bt CAUSED WRVtS IMPINCCDAT Tut 5PINC 6Y A SUBOiXATEB VER1EOBA Chiropractic (spinaU . Adjustments Will Remove lhe"f A Cause c s E 1)11. A.- lU'RKMJM). Chiropractor Suito 4 and 6 Sparta Bldg., Main arid Riverside Phones: Office 285. Res, iW-iT mint 322..' ... , " : J