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Newspaper Page TextI MEDFORD MAIL TTtfBUNE, M"EDFOTCD, . OTCF.fiOX. FTJTDAY, ,TFXE f!. 1021 VAC,?, REVFN 15,000 PEOPLE IN JACKSON COUNTY AND SOUTHERN OREGON READ THE MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY Juit top 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 ia order to fill their many wants? Start at once and use this Advertising Medium CAPITAL BLAMED ; FOR CHIEF WASTE IB ' RT I.milS .libit. S PnuniMiutlilh'lv ' r p- C 1 for 'more Ulan fifty ner cent of the waste in industrial processes which is causing enormous animal losses to the nation, can bo placed at the door of 'the management and less than 25' per cent at the door of labor, declared a report of the American engineering .council's committee on elimination of waste in industry made public today. The commission was appointed by Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce-, when he was head of the coun cil. v The report showed that the margin of unemployment amounted to moro thau a million men; that billions or dollars were tied up in idle equip ment; that high labor turnover was a rough index of one of the commonest wastes, and that waste of time and energy and money through duplica tions and estimates and bids in build ing trades ran into millions annually. Both employer and employes re strict output, it was said. Doth capital and lnlor are blamed for existing abuses, but the annual losses through "waste by conflicts botween employers and employes form much less ' loss .than was supposed. ' After emphasizing the need of re form and improvement in plan man agement and administrative policies. the report urged the cooperation of labor. "Organized labor should dovelop a policy for' Increasing output," it was stated. "The attitude of opposition or indifference to proper' standards for production should be changed to frank and aggressive insistence upon such standards." PACIFIC LEAGUE OF HONOLULU, T. H. A Pan-Pacific League of Nations, with Honolulu as; the capital of the league, ax recently advocated by Professor Walter B. Pit ltin of Columbia university, is a sub ject which lias been informally dis cussed between officials of the Pan Pacific union, whoso headquarters are in Honolulu, and several premiers of Pacific lands, according' to Alexander Hume Ford, secretary director of the union. ""'Last year, said Secretary-Director! ' Ford, both Senator Henry. Cnbot Lodge and Franklin K. Lane, then sec-' retary of the interior, advocated a Pan-Pacific league of nations. I It has been suggested by some of the Pacific premiers who have passed through Honolulu that the Pan-Pacific; union, of which all of them are offi cers, should take up the project of the Pan-Pacific league and Mr. Ford, who recently left for the national capital, expects to confer on tentative plans along this' line with officials there. Latest Arrivals at . Auto Gamp Grounds Thursday's arrivals at the city auto ramp included the following: .Air. nhd Mrs. M., F. Lloyd of Orane (rl-ove, Calif., touring morth and may dt'Hde to locate here; E. H. Huberts and" mother of Los Anpeles. en route to Portland; Fred Stewart and nidther and three children of Bau Chilre, Wis.,' en ,route home from California: hy the northern route; . P. L. 1 Mack rill and friend of Ituther ford, Ia en route Houth; Mr. and Mm, G. rt. nobinson and three chil dren pf Ilutto Falls; en route to Her mlKton, Ore.; J. D. Daniels of Man cluster, Wri., en route to San Fran Cisco; . . Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. June 3. Cat tle nominally steady: no receipts. Hogs nominally steady; no receipts. Sheep. steadyuxeoolptrt .782. . ( Portland Rutter, PORTLAND. Ore., June 3. Hotter steady: 'extra' cube 31c enrtons 33c; prints 32c. Hutterfat, No. 1 churn ing cream 26f-2Sc f. o. b., Portland; undergrades 24c. ICkrs anil Poultry. Kkk.' selling price, case count. SPAETA BUILDING DIRECTORY Ck-orRe Andrews, Manager MAI.V FLQOK j . . TfclcplioiH Ili'SY COIlXF.n MOTOlt CO., Tires, Accessories MODFKX l'lil'MIHNt; t II iirau met", itrtu .... Mlf?v1 " FX CHANGE TIKE CO.; New nnd Rebuilt Tires SKCOXI) FXXMMt nil. . nVRKI.rxn. Chiropractor lilt V. It. KAl l'.MAX. Dental Surgeon I(K .1 ' II YFS. I'hjflcliin nnil Surgeon f'.KOu'fiK AXDUKWS STUDIOS. Voice. Mr. George Andrews . . MKS F 10 GOKF. Piano nnd Harmony FLOHKXCK IJOWFXL, Violinist and Teacher . . . . , L. . . . . The Lure of Medford ; ! . ; i The purchase of a big stumpage of timber in the Vrnter I.akc reserve, the proposed extension of the Pacific & Eastern railroad into the tract and the. oarly activity to be. ushered in by tile manufacture of the logs into lum ber at Medford lias added vigor vo business conditions in iho southern Orgon metropolis. Medford has bad a few lean yeurB. Thu l'mit industry was one activity tha.t proi'iteil little from the war. There was a long wait. for newly planted orchards vo cotne Jnto bearing. Many enterprises, were for a time in the process of waiting for the real start to begin. It is Medford's new day now. The bid Initiation project Is In the full swing of construction. Water will be on the lands for next seaon's crop. It will double or treble the production in the watered area. This Increase, along with the heavier vol ume of fruit output and the new milling industry, will greatly acceler ate the movement for a greater Med ford. already well begun. It Is a city with characteristics all its own. It is comparatively new as upstate OreKon cities go, which means that the ancient shacks and mlldings present in some Oregon cities are conspicuous by their ab 1852(lc: buying price IT'S 19c; sell ing price, candled 22 ft 23c; selected candled in cartons 25c. ; Poultry. bens, heavy, 21C()22c; light. 1 if) 10c: broilers, 22 20c; old roosters, lltfLlc. !' Hay and C.rntn. barley, $22ift24; oats. $30; corn, No. 3. yellow, $:llr,12. -1 Hay. buying price, timothy valley, $2-1 ton; eastern Oregon alfalfa, $1S rti 2 1 ; grain 2ti. S. V. Huttor, Eggs. Poultry. SAN FRANCISCO, June :i Mutter, extras, lltic. Kggs, fresh extras 31 Vic; extras 31c; dirties 2!)e; extra pullets, 27c; undersized pullets 23c. Old roosters 17W21C; Belgian hares 13 Si' 20c. ' ; - t -i N. Y. Stocks INEW YORK, June 2. Selling for both accounts made steady headway In the stock market today. Repre sentative issues lost l'to fi points and specialties made extreme declines of a to 13 points. Sales approximated 800,000 shares. AUIs-Chalniers 33.0 American fleet Sugar 31.5 American Cun ,. 29.11 Americnn Car & Foundry .V123.5 American Hide & Leather pfd...... 52' American International Corp 42 American Locomotive 82.7 American Smelting & Ref'g.- 41.2 Amerlcun Sugar - ; 78:2 American Sumatra Tobacco 58.S American T. & T 104..! American Woolen 73 Anaconda Copper 40 Atchison SO-? Atl., Gulf & W. Indies 3G.7 llaldwln Locomotive 77.5 Baltimore & Ohio 41 Dethlehem Steel "B" .. 55.3 Canadian Pacific 112.3 Central Leather , 30.5 Chandler, Motors CI Chesapeake & Ohio 58 Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul 28.2 Chicago, R. I. & Pac 33.3 Chino Copper 24" Colorado Fuel & Iron 29 Corn Products 65.0 Crucible Steel - 55 Cuba Cane Sugar 14.7 Erie 13.8 General Electric 134 General Motors 10 Goodrich Co . 35.2 Great Northern pfd 69.2 Great Northern Ore Ctfs.. .J27.7 Illinois Central 88.5 inspiration Copper 34 Q1 better tea Black Tea or Green Teait is a matter of personal taste. Hilvilla comes in both flavors ' either will please 2D .120 . . .2K5 . . . 2K5 .16:1 , .S2S-.I , ..i2:i-.l . .:12a-J r nm II II I sence. The population is progressive and public spirited. Tile place is Miilt along the lines of a real city. It has a modern hotel, almost sumptu ously furnished and excellently Kept, wiih every out of the loo rooms in use all the ttme. Tourists are in it now in large numbers. It has an excellent school system with Aubrey Smith as city superin tendent and Professor Campbell as bead of the high school. lis popu lation, approximates 70U0. and it is only, n matter of time until It will be 20.0"o. An - excellent and ubly edited newspaper, a new and highly successful Chautauqua, sound banks and excellent public Institutions are among Its activities. .Medford Is within the zone of the romance of the old mining days. Cold Hill, which takes its name from the fact that it was almost liter ally a bill of goldfrom which mil lions of dollars were taken and whose slopes were well nlgli washed away hy hydraulic operations, is but a few miles away. A vallev of beauty, a population of progressive optimists, a wealth of resources In timber, live stock, mining, fruit and agricultural assets, put Medford on the map as one of the most attractive cities in Oregon. Portland Journal. Int. Mer. Marine pfd 49 International Puner - 60. 5 Kennecott Copper 20 Louisville & Nasbvillo 104.5 Maxwell Motors 4 Mexican Petroleum 148.7 .Miami Copper .'. Middle States Oil Mldvale Steel ..: Missouri Pacific New' York Central N. Y., N. H. and Hartford Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Oklahoma Prod. & Hot Pan American Petroleum Pennsylvania People's Gas Pittsburg and West Va Itay Consolidated Copper Reading 11.2 20.3 21.7 Ii9.fi 19.:; 95.2 71.5! a i (. I ' D I 51 29 ....... 13.5 71 Rep. Iron & Sleol 55 Royal Dutch, N. Y..... 59.8 Shelf Trans. & Trad 42.0 Sinclair Con. Oil Southern Pacific Southern Hallway ............ 22.S 74.8 , 20.0 10C.5 71.5 36.S ..a 23.7 .. 55.2 Standard Oil of N. J. pfd Studcbaker Corporation Texas Co Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products Transcontinental Oil 8.7 Union Pacific U. S. Food Products II. S. Retail Stores U. S. lnd. Alcohol United States Rubber United StatcB Steel Utah Copper Westinghouse E'ectrlc Willys Overland American Zinc, Lead and Sm. Ilutte and Superior ....117.7 .... 18.0 .... 58.3 .... 00.7 .... 04 .... 79.G .... 52 .... 45.5 .... 8 .... .9.5 .... 13 AUCTION SALE AT CENTRAL POINT I I will sell at miction- some yery good furniture 'lit'longine; to Jli'S. Krixui. Sale to be nt the Metho dist I'ui'siiniiffB on First nnd Mttn- y.nnita Street, Saturday, June 4 nt 1 :30, eoiiipiisiii"; : .' , 1 Round Oak Dining Tahiti 6 Dining Chairs , . 2 Hookers Small Library Table . Sanitary Cot 1 Empire Rug, Dxl2 1 Empire Rtiff, 9x8 1 ' 1 Fiber Rug, !)xl2 1 Brussels Rug, 8x5 ' One Uniss Finished Bed, complete One White Enamed Bed, complete Oak Dresser Oak Rill Top Desk 2 Kitchen Tables Fishing Outfit 2 Tubs Wringers Buckets ; l!ook Case I Stand Ironing Board Auto Chains Spot Light CampStove Singer Sewing Machine Pictures Dishes Fruit Jars Cooking Utensile Ji'nrden Tools . and many other useful articles. , Auctioneer's Note: If yon are furnishing, don't miss this sale. These goods are worthy of your nttenliou. ' Auction on Saturday, .Time 4, 1 :!if) p. m.' Terms cash. ' GEORGE L. NEALE Auctioneer Cain. Pet i oleum 41 Montana Power, bid ., 53 Shattuck Arizona, bid - 6.5 Pure Oil - - .". Invinciblo Oil .. , 1 1 t'leneral Asphalt 07 ELK CREEK Several of Medford's prominent business men urd llielr families spent Saturilay. Kutnlay and .uuutay camming near the I'. S. tisberies on !io;;ue river The new cabin Mr. Drayton Is building on- the camp ground Is progressing rapidly. Miss Margaret Van Scoy Is enter taining Severn?' gili friends at her summer home near the moutb of Kilt Creek. .Mr. Fred M'Dotinld made a busi ness trip to Medford Wednesday. Notice ! In the County Court or the Statq of Oregon. Tor Jackson County. ' In tho. matter of the estate of I'artlott Obenelialn, Deceased.! Notice is hereby given that the undersigned executrix ban filed her final report and account In tho above entitled Court, and Cause, and that i limn lk nt 10 o'clock a. in. at tlui U'uri It,, hum lit .1 nekton vlllo Oreenn. has been fixed by said Court as the time and plnco for hearing objections thereto, and for the settlement there of. NANCY OHHNCHA1N, Kxecutrix. Notice Unlawful to Fire Slashing Durins Certain Seasons Without Permit. During tho period between June 1st and October 1st. which is hereby designated tho closed season, it shall bo unlawful for any person or persons to set on flro or cause to he set on fire, any slashing, chopping, woodland or brush land either his or their own on tho property of Another, without written or printed permission trout a lire warden, and the compliance there of, which shall prescribe tho condi tions upon which the permit Is given and which are necessary to be ob served in setting such fire and to pre vent it front spreading so that life or property of another may be endan gered thereby. Hitrning permlls can be obtained front ' any authorized Slate Fire Warden. For further information Inquire Fed eral lliilldlng, U. S. Forest Service, Phono number 2iU. W. T,. .TONICS, G7 District Fire Warden. IIICLP WANTICl) Malo and Female WANTED Kxperlenced upplo thin ners. Hear Creek Orchard. 53 WANTKD Thinners. 219 S. Ivy. Phone 000-1 UK LI WANTED FEMAL15 WANTED Reliable woman to come to house and do washing for family of three. Phone 3H0-L. 65 WANTED Competent cook, Wages J50.00. Phono 3K0. tf WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Cbildren to care for dur ing the day. Phone 770 -W. i Co WANTED By experienced typist billing position. Uox 7', Mall Tri bune. : 08 WANTED Work by young married man, well educated. Room 5, River Bide ApU. 04 WAXTEI) M ISUELLANFjOUS WANTED To buy Phono 311-W. tomato plants . 02 WANTED in formation as to the holder of warrant No. 152 on School District i.S'o. 02, Jackson county, that it may be puld. Com municate with the Clerk of District No. 62, Rogue Hivur, Ore. It. F. D. 1. 04 WANTED Children's Awing.. Phono C22-W. . i 3 WANTED Today. Four auto tires up to 5 inches, to be filled with Univcr sal Tiro Filler. No punctures or blowouts. Service Station nt Mod- ford Natatorium. tf' WANTED House moving and re- ' pairing. Phono 488-M or 488-X. tf WANTED Several men and boys to know that you can buy any bike lot $2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, 8 Grape. tf Good Service Is measured by results. Are you obtaining satisfactory re sults? If not, consult us about (i your bookkeeping and other ' Duplncsg troubles. O Aud:tlt3 Aceourvt1rtJ ' AVSTEM ERVICFiO; 'lrsuracc I rvestnenJ s M. P. SCI1MITT, Mgr. Phono SHI Utterly llldg. Will FOR KKST HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS . FOR UK. NT Housekeeping rooms. 219 Talent Conn. Phone 9.',5-R. 05 lOlt HKXT KUK.M.SIIKD ROOMS FOR It i: NT Gentlemen. Nice sleeping rooms. 245 N. Grape St. tf FOlt KENT HOUSES FOlt KENT .Modern furnished 5-room bungalow, very attractive. Adiiits preferred. Phone 621-H or call 1017 W. Ninth St. 05 FOlt RF.NT Four room house and sleeping porch, garage, large lot. planted garden and berries. 1053 ('unit St. Renl tin. ml per month. W. It. Hewitt, 125 S. Front St. 00' FOR UKNT 5-ruoin furnished bunga low on King St. Possession on Juni '.Mb. Sou Air. Tavlor, Valley Fuel Co If FOR RKNT House. Stoves for suit). Iniiuiru 3d N. Riverside. 07 Fl it KKXT A very desirable home rew'iv decorated throughout. Partly furnished, to reliable parties. Apply 510 W. Jackson. . ,tf FOR RKNT 12-roont nicely furnished bouse Willi player piano and large phonograph. Fino resldenco district Garage, 4 acres garden. Suitable for one or two families. V. O. Hox 1094. tf FOR RENT Four room cottage West side of valley, good location; rent reasonable. M. 10. Root. FOK KENT TVYKMM FOR RKNT 2000 nero grain and stock, ranch on river near railroad station. P. O. llox 1094. tf FOR RKNT Irrigated alfalfa ranch near railroad town mm river. Gobi Itay Realty Co. tf FOR HUNT MISCI0M.ANFOU8 FOlt RKNT Llthia Gaiagn Willi wash rack at Ashland entrance to park. Fine location. Inquire 10. F. Smith, Ashland, 221 Oak St. Oft MONF.Y TO LOAN TO LOAN J. U. Andrews lonnB money on real estate and buys mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone 63-M. 31 North C'.rnpe street IXXST ,OST Gray suede ladles' gauntlet glove. Kindly return to L. C. Mann nt lloalh's Drug Store. 114 LOST Sunday, lOastern Slur Pin with diamond setting, between Presbyter Ian church und Myrtle St. Phono 65. 04 .. MISCELLANEOUS. BOSWULL M1NINU STOCK bought I and silld. i Clivo amount and price yoji wish to buy or sell nt. Goo. S. Barton, Grants Puss, Ore. 07 FOB EXUHATtGH FOR TRADE Trucks to traflo for city property. G. A. Oblldors Motor Co., 127 N. Riverside. If FOR SALE ItEAlj ESTATE) FOR SALE OR RENT Five room modern bungalow. Phono 5D.I-L. 04 FOR SALE 41 acre ranch, . 21V4 acres paid up water right, all under culti vation; creek runs through place; fair buildings. Will take Medford or Klamath Falls proporty for part payment; terms on rest. Ono mile west of Agate Bchool bouse. Phone or writo D. H. Hiinscotn, Central Point, Oro. , . 04 FOR SALE Cheap, two houses nntl two lots In Glendale, Oregon, in quire Mrs. Lena Cook, 311 N. Cen tral Avq., Medford. . 04 FOR SALIC Twenty eight hundred aores. of 'lnnd for sulo, located albng: the paved highway, 12 miles south' of Ashalnnd. Good soil, large amount of wood and timlfer. Spring witter on every soctl'on. Good for stock ranch. Ten dollars per acre. Easy terms. E. T. Mor rill, Ashland, Oregon. 05 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for utock merchandise one 0-ronm modern bungalow. Lots 100x120. Bcnring fruit trees and all kinds of berries, valued at $3500, at Marshl'lold. Ore. C. O. Powell, Box 840, Med lord, Ore. 03 FOR SALE 10 acres, Vj In bearing orchard, modern house, electric lights. Milk house, burn and chick en house. Half niilo rrom city. Box 90, Mail Tribune, 63 FOR SALE 40 acres land near Eagle Point. Good fruit land. May have valuo for oil. Moderate payment will hinidlo. Will sell nil or part. II. C. Stoddard, P. O. Box 477, Loa Angeles California. 73 FOlt SALK Oil EXCHANGE Twenty acres of land situated near to Eagle , Point, will trade for California pro perty. Address Ownor, 209 Nlcolans Huildlng, Sacramento, Calif. 72 FOR SALK Wo.)d and tlmberlnnds near medford from $12.50 acre up; easy pnyments. Brown & Whlto. tf FOR SALK Will trade Medford homo or ranch for good automobile. Gold Bay Realty Co. tf FOR SALIC Alfaila, grain and Btock rnnches from $5.00 per acre up; long time, easy payments. Gold nay Kenlty Co. U FOR SALE Good ranches. 8ee us before buying. J. B. Andrews, 31 N. Grape St. Phone 63-M. tf FOR SALE Lease and exchange real estate. Gold Hay Realty Company. FOR KALI1; House and bungalows. furnished or unfurnished; aloo acrnge. C. S. ButterflcliL phone 210, . FOK SALK imSCF.LLAXEOUS IFOR SAI.K . business purchase llox 7(i0. -Tent, awning and canvas cheap. Willing to teach .Must leave city. I'. O. OS FOR SALK Refrigerator. 45 in'clu's high, 34 v. wide, 19 deep. 745 V. Jackson. Plume 079. 01 FOlt SAI.K I'sed llean spray rig, 4 h. p. In good mechanical condition. Hear Creek Orchard. 05 FOR SAI.K First class baled wheat hay, per ton, J25; Rolled bailey, per ton. $30. Central Point Feed Store, Phone 41. Jesse L. Richardson. 05 FOR SALK Cheap, sugar pine shakes, second hand, but good. MH S. New town. CI i'"OR SALK New Home sewing ma chine, $15. 003 N. Itartlett St. 00 FOR SALK Strawberries. Special price if yon pick them. Phono 452-L. 00 FOR SALK Alfalfa hay $10 per ton Harvey Itucker, GrKl'lit Creek. Hi FOlt SALK Ford son tractor and Oliver two-disk tractor plow; Deer lug binder, 7-foot, tongue nnd trans port truck, like new. Three hundred feet K-liich hydraulic plpo and small giant, rltono 12-F-23. 0 FOlt SALK First cutting alfalfa hay. 403-X-2. 03 FOR SALK 12 tons of choice grain bay. baled. Pliotio 408-R-l. tf FOlt SAl.K Clean alfalfa bay in field, $10 per ton. Phono T. 10. Potlcnger D-F-2. tf FOR SALK Rooming house, full up ' all tlio time. Good lease. Will take Ford car on deal. For particulars address No. 3, Mall Tribune. 03 li'till SALK-Wnr Ktigle mining stock- on Juno 23rd, for 40c a share. Phone 915, 10. II. French. . 81 FOlt SALIC Cheap, good horse, har ness and hack; also a dandy gentle middle mare, saddle anil bridle. Walsh's Placo, one mile northeast of Medford on Crater Lalto road. G4 FOR SALIC Fordson tractor cheap. Pulton, Robinson Inc. 'OR SALH OR TRAD1C Two twelve b. p. gasoline engines. Hubbard l!ro3. tf FOn'BALK Sand, grtirel, sediment nnd dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone till! -J. Samuel Unte nmn, 302 Muplo St. ' l'oi; ha Lie ijivksto;k FOR SALIC 100 head ot mutton gouts first' class, $:!.0II per head.' A. C. Killer, Lako Creek, Ore. liU FOR SALE Heautiful fresh milk goat. 5 quarts per day. Walsh s place, one niilo northeast of Medford on Crater Lake roud. , 71 FOR SALE 25 head of stock cuttlo cheap.- F. Ai Spitzmlllor, R. 3. Box 09A, Medford. . . 64 FOR SALIC Ton first-class milk cows, high producers. Walsh's placo, oho mile northeast of Medford on Crater Luko'road. 07 FOR SALE Mount Crest Ranch of fers for sale fontr Shorthorn bulls, reudy for service, your choice for f;i50. Two younger at 200, mostly red. Apply James Stewart, Mount crest Rnneh. Hilt. Calif, tf AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Three passenger Saxon, .running , order, $86.00. -21, Gcnoseo St. .07 FOR SALE Ford car with Bhock ab sorbers, "Speedometer, clock, spot light, trunk ruck, two extra tires, tools and Oregon license, $325. 28 N. Rlversldo. Phono 620. 03 FOR SALE Dodge enr In excellent condition. Terms if desired. Phone 781-J botween 6 and 8 p. m, OH SALK POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALIC Baby chicks Saturday. Dressier Square Deal Hatchery, or phone 951-L. ' 04 FOR SALIC 100 Whlto Leghorn lay ing hens, $10 por dozen. John II. Hueners, Jacksonville. G3 FOR SALE Whlto Leghorns, one year old males from Tailored trap nested specials and royals, One-half price while they last. White Wing Poultry Farm, Phoenix, Oro. Tel. 9-F-ll. 00 FOR SALIC Hens Phono 847-Y. and chickens, tf FOR SALE Setting hons. 847-Y. Phone tf EXTRA Y El) STRAYED Spotted roan cow with horns, weight about 900. Branded on right hip. Call Wright, 04. 04' IIL'SI.MCKH IHRKOrOUY Attorneys PORTER .1. N1CFF Altornoy-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A; E. REAM ES Lawyer, Gornett 1 Corey Building. O. C. BOOGS Real Estate, law and . settlement of estates a specialty. B, F. LINDASJ-Attornoy, General Practice. Patents a spocinlty. Stewart Bldg. . WINF11CLD R. GAYLORD Lawyer. Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Main St., Medford. Rnildlng Mr.torlnls i MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK ft BLOCK WORKS speclll'o in ell kinds of cement huildlng products. Cor, Fit aud Tenth Streets, . HLSIXKSS IHItKCTOIlY Abstractors ML'ltitAY 11HOS. & VAX VOKIS Abstracts of Title. Hooms 3 and 5, No. fi North Central Ave., up stairs. JACKSO'X COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.MPAXY Incorporated 1904. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurunce. Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO.We are operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant In tho Paciflo northwest. .Use our springs when others fall. Sold under written guaranteed.' " 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Chiropractic lliyslcian JOUETT P. HRAY Straight Chiro practic, rooms '40SI-10 M. F. & II. building. 9 to 12 n. in.. 2 to 5 p. in., daily except Thursday, l'lioue 6S0. DR. I1ARVICY P. COLKM AN Chiro practic and Niiturnl Palnlosa Meth ods. Room 42 S M. F. it II. llldK. Phono U65. ; Electric Service.- HATTKRY & KLKCTRIC CO. Fac tory distributors for Exldo Batter ies and Fairbanks-Morse light plants. Nat. Huildlng. Phlne 116. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. 10. M. Wil son. C. P. A. Attention given to anvtlilng In Accounting and Income Tax requirements. Look into our simplified accounting method. Lin. ' erty llldg.. Medford. Phone 157-R, Farm Loan Bondt FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARMER by buying Farm Loan Bonds. Pro ceeds to make additional farm loans nnd improve agricultural conditions. Terms and particulars, E. H. Hurd, Secy.-Troas., 411 M. F. & II. Bldg., Medford. . Fidelity nntl Surety lionds' FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS Wo execute,, all, forma, of bonds. McCurdy Insurance Agency. tl Instruction In Music. FRED ALTON 11 A I CI HT -Teacher ol piano and harmony. Halght Music studio, 318 Garnott-Ooroy Build ing Phono 72. Mosnn Art Itugs MOSAN ART RUG CO. We weavs rugs from old carpets and rtlga and clean all rugs. "Hugs we clean art clean when we clean them." Ill W. Tonth, phone 180. Free deliv ery. ' Osteopaths DR. F. Gi CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic. Phys cluus. 410-417 Garaett-Corey Bldg Phono 904-L. Kesldence 26 a Laurel St.. . ... DR. W. W. HOWARD -Osteopathic Physician. Special attention given to eye, ear, nose and throat. ' 30J Liberty building.. Phone 496. Physicians and Surgeons. T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Specialty, Eye, Ear; Nosa x and Throat. GlasSeB-scientifically. fitted and properly adjusted. Office 314-316 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grape and Main Sts. , . ... DR. J. J. EMMENS Vnystclan and Surgeon. Practice llmltod to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and 'glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist tor S. P. H. It. Co., M. F. & H. Bldg. Phone 667. , ... , . DR. WM. W. P. . HOLT Physician nnd Surgeon. Offices M. F. & H. Bldg. Phone 165. Residence-118 Genesee St, Phone 165-J-2. v '. DR. A. BURSELL Spinologist, Phys. . lclan and surgeon. Spinal adjust menu, general treatments and dim gonosis. 309-10-11 M. F. & H, Bldg.. Elevator to third floor. Phone 29. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING GO. has the best- equipped i printing office In Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, hilling systems, etc. Portlnnd prices.. 2 7 N. Fir SL Itcnl Estate. BROWN & WHITE Heal Estate, In surance, Loans, Investments, Notary Public. Holland Hotol corner.: - tf Hug Weaving:. MEDFORD FLUFF KUG WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets, and rugs. , Phone ( 510-M. 706 Pine St. 1 I Transfer. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prlcos right. Service guar anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER Anything mov ed day or night. Service guar anteed. Fair trentment. 104 S. Fir. Phono: , Office. 644' or res. 047-R or 206. tf Undertakers PERI. FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth nnd Oakdale. Ambulance Bervlco, Phone 47, 1