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VAdK NfNFi 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 this Advertising Medium 'MEDFOTCD MATL TRTTtlTNK BEDFORD, OTCKfiON. FR1 DAY, .ll'NE in, mi WASHINGTON SOCIETY LEADER AND "CHUiVi" OF MRS; HARDING FEAR OF Dazzling Gem Is Worn Fear .' lessly by Mrs.' Edward B. ; McLean, Despite tnc "Jinx" , That Has Marked Its Omi nous History Through Many Years. . ,tf$-' U liitt-rimUcinnl N'tiTs Service Slafr ' 'orrcsikiiidoilt. WASHINGTON, Juno 10 The Hope jttumond "Jinx lias r.o terrors for Mrs. Edward IJ. McLean, Washington social leador nnd wife of tho multi millionaire publisher of the Wushing ton Post nnd Cincinnati Enquirer. When May Yolio, former music hull favorite, whose exploits filled news paper columns, was hurt In a fall in New York the other day, she at tributed the. nccidWit to . the Hope diamond hoodoo. , Through her ninr rlngo to Francis Hope, sho was the farmer possessor of the most fumous diamond. Mrs. McLean, Us ' present owner, continues to wear the gorgeous gem. apparently Indifferent to; the legends connecting the mishaps arid tragedies . which have befallen Us possessors In -V"?. past with some evil occult power supposed to be embodied in this won dipus diamond whose rays aro so daz zling, they almost blind tho eye. ,. The Hope diamond crowns, a col lection of Jewels said to bo one of tho most wonderful In, tho, world. When traveling, Mrs. McLean carries most nt the collection with her. Her hus band always employs a detective to Kccompnny her and keep an eagle eye on. her jewel treasures, for this young woman who has . priceless diamonds and rubies and pearls "to burn," as her friends .express It, Is said to re gard them ns carelessly as if thoy were mere baubles. , It Is no longer a shock to Wnslilng )!) to see her on a shopping tour. Rearing tho Hopo diamond with a sports suit. Sho wears It almost con stantly nnd with any sout of costume. Formerly sho wore tho famous stone at,, formal ovening functions as the center of a jeweled diadem.. She new ViMtvs it as a necklace pendant. . Tho natives of Point Isabel, the fishing village in Texas on tho Mexi can border whore Mrs. McLean ac companied President nnd Mrs. Hard ing last November on tho outing which "freshened" them for their entrance into the Whlto House, still remember the "jeweled lady," who .roughed It with a rope of costly pearls around her neck and wore gorgeous rubles to brighten her outing costume. . ..The present possessor of tho Hope diamond and closest friend In Wash ington's social set of Mrs. Harding, ,1110 first lady of the land, is the duughtor of a Colorado miner. ', Oldtimors In Ouray, Colo., recall (lie time whon Evelyn Walsh played ,round tho picturesque mining camp ,l,n pinafores and her father, "Tom" Walsh went to work every morning in a, red flannel short and carrying u pick. i, .'."Tom" Walsh, whoso story reads like a fairy tale, was a man of genu ine culture. His hands were rough 'with toil, but he needed no college decree or blue-blooded ancestry to grace 'the position of companion of kings and statesmen.. Social triumphs ill, Newport and Europo marked his path ufter ho-"truck It rich." He was an intimate of old King jLoopol'd of Belgium. , , Tho Colorado mining king dazzled Paris with the magnificence of his entertainments, tho most notable of Which was tho dinner he gave in honor of Belgium's king. Food truly fit for a king was served on gold plute. ,,Mrs. McLean's Intimacy with Mrs. Harding is of long standing. When the Hardiugs returned to. Washington to prepare for the inauguration, they vere guests at tho McLean home uiid remained there until tiiey moved into the Whlto House. . Recently tho Chief Executive nnd the first lady of the land "dropped In" on a danco the McLeans were giving and their first Sunday outing after they entered tho White House was spent nt Friendship, the McLean country estate at Leesburg, Va. it Is rumored that the McLeans hive offered this country place to the President for a suninier home. ' Mrs. Thomas w'nlsli, Mrs. McLean's mother and widow of the Colorado mining king. Is known as the 'rlentl of vice-presidents.- She was the most Intimate Washington friend uf for mer Vice-President and Mrs. Mar shall. fMust of tho burden of official entertaining fell on Vice-President Marshall during President Wilson's Illness. Possessing only- a modest in come and living at a hotel, the Mar shall would have been hard put If Mrs. Walsh had not thrown open her palatial homo for their entertain ments. It was there .the state dinner to King Albert of Belgium was held. It was Mrs. Walsh's, "treat." As at "Tom" Walsh's dinner to Leopold. King Albert's uncle, the food V'ai 1 served on gold plate. "Three years ago at a banquet I Mrs. Walsh, who is now in Europe, was stricken with acute indigestion, is expected on her. return, to pla5' . Two doctors worked over me' for an "I-idy Bountiful" to Vice-President ' hour before I came to. I had had so und Mrs. Coolldge. who also live In ajverc colic attacks before, but nothing hotel and. like the Marshall, find j like that. .No doctors or in"lii ini. lining rin nn income no larger than a jgavc nie permsnent help until a fri":i,i vice-president's salary a difficult job. A. F. & A. M. Special communication ford Lodge 13, Friday even ing. June 10, 7:30 p. m. Work In F. C. degree. f,9 L. E. WILLIAMS. Seoy. Afghanistan has no courts, statutes nor peaa cgde. -J..,.4. .'.J OCCULT TERRORS OF mi4 -si win s $ti At tne Page , There are a' couple of gasps nnd a blush or two in the picture at tho Page theatre this week, and when "Finis" is flushed, we won't ultimo you if you apply your handkerchief lightly to your eyes. "Midsummer Madness is the real .human stuff of which great ( pictures are made. William Do Jlillo has produced an ideal combination of, rich background nnd deeply appealing'; story. Also, he has handled a delicate ! theme delicately. "Midsummer .Madness" is the pictur- izatlou of Cosmo Hamilton's socifcty novel, "His Kriend and His Vyife." Mr.' Dc.MUlo seems In tills picture to have introduced a camera within the four walls of two typical American homes of the better sort. It is this true-to-lifeness that gives "Midsum mer madness Its ternlie punch ami appeal. This is aided by the excellent acting offefed by Lila Leo. Lois Wil son, Jack Holt, and Conrad Nagcl in tho important roles. :At the Rialto "Reputation" a Success Combine 'a big star, a great story, fine direction and a splendid cast and there can be but one result. These aro tho ingredients which umkc up "Reputation," In which I'riscilla Dean is now appearing at the Rialto theatre and which is meeting with the whole hearted enthusiasm of the local theatre-going public. The story Is based on "False Colors," u novelette by Edwlnu Levin. ELK CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson visited friends in Trail Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Tinny of Medl'ord visited the U. S. Fisheries Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Clary and Charlie May,' and Mabel Clary spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and .Mrs. Kloyd Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McDonald made a business trip to Medford Monday. Mrs. McDonald will take in the Rose carni val at Portland. Mr.' and 'Mrs. Van 4. Horrnor left Monday for their new home in Salmon, Idaho, where Mr. Helfner will put In new racks and superintend the build ing of a new hatchery building." Mr. Ileffner was In charge of the Rogue River station for five years and made a splendid record. The racks at the Rogue River sta- A Banquet That Was Almosi a Tragedy who was at the banquet, advised jto take a course of Mayr's Wondc;-- jful Remedy, which I did with wi n-Med-'derful results." It is a simple, harm less preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the Intestinal traot and allays the infl.itmnatlun. which causes practically all Moniaeh, liver and intestinal ailments. Includ ing appendicitis. One dose will con- I vlnce or money refunded. i for salt) by all druggists, Adv. THE HOPE DIAMOND i (ion washed out for tho second time Monday. Tho river being so high it will bo hard to repair the damage until the Witter goes down. Kreo McDonald has been sick for tho last lew days but is feeling much bettor at this writing. ,i....t i i,i unit mill, ,lt.i ttu imiliuuos iunii;u-a n.,nyiuu hid ' of. molasses annually. . ( . 1 The buttern'y fish is one of the most conspicuous of reef dwellers. FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out I gly Spots. How to Itemove Easily. , Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face, to try a remedy for freckles with tho guarantee of a reliable, concern' that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles: while if It iloes give you a clear eiunplexion, the expense is trifling. .Simply get nn ounce of Ollilne double strength from any druggist, and a few applications should show yiu bow easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beauti ful complexion, lturely is more than one ounce needed for the worst ease. Bo sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Ollilne, as tills strength is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove frcckies. lv- Notice. A new law passed by the last ses sion of legislature provides that in School Districts of the first class the Hoard must provide printed ballots" for the election of Directors. It further provided thai you have tho names ap pearing on this ballot of candidates whose Certificates of Nomination have been signed by not less than 3 per cent, and must ho kt least 10 persons, of tho number of qualified voters vot- : for school directors at the last annual election. These certificates or nomination must be filed with the Clerk iit least seven days before the late of election. The parties so noni Inated must also file at least 5 days before the annual election, an accep tance of this nomination. 'Ihis is especially Interesting just now as the Annual School Election is to be held the 3rd i..onday in June, being the 20th of the month this year. OS Notice In the County Court of tho State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the matter of the estate of Bartlett Obenchain, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned executrix has filed her final report and account in the above entitled Court and Cause, and that SPAETA BUILDING DIRECTORY George. Andrews, Manager MA IX l'LOon III SV C'OKMCIt MOTOIt CO, Tires, Accessories MliDKKN I'LUMlllXG A! HEATING CO., Heat. Ideal, Annul. I'ImIcj.s : EXCHANGE TIKE CO., New and Ilebullt Tires ..: SECOXD FLOOIt Hit. A. Hl'ltKI,r.I, Chiropractor Hit. V. 1!. K Al l MAX. Dental Surgeon 1)11. .1. C HAYES, Physician and Surgeon '- (.EOlUiE ANDREWS STIDRIS, Voice, .Mrs. George Andrews .. M IIS. K. 10. (.OKE, Piano and Harmony i'MttU&l'i UOWJtLL, .YlulUlfety Mill limn IS. 1921, ut in o'clock a. in. at the Court House In Jacksonville, Oregon, lias been fixed by said Court as the time and plucu for hearing objections thereto, auil lor the settlement t Here of. NANCY (JUKXCllAlX, Kxoeutrix. ACTOMOHILEB KOll SALI'! Oil TKAIHO Parties on account of going east will sacrtitco their Willys-Knight seven i!issuns;cr car. in A-l conclitiim. four new tires and tubes anil extras. Inttuire 5u" J St., tlrants Pass, Ore. "0 KOlt SALE Enid coupe in excellent condition; never boon off tho pave ment: full line of extras, price $700 for quick sale. Phone Dr. Hayes f.G3. t:s KOll SALIC Chevrolet louring f200. 310 Maplo St. car, " 70 KOll SALE 191!) Chevrolet, oxcellenL condition. Must sell for cash. Will take Kord ns part payment. Box U'4, Iloguo Hlvcr, Ore 72 HKriP WAXTKn Male and Kemalfl WANTED Thinners and party with WANTED Young couple oh dairy farm. Good house, fair wages, steady employment. Call In person ut ranch. Frank Van Dyko. till HELP WAXTED MALM WANTED A man to move ladders. Tel. help !1 l-W. thin and 70 WANTED Wood cutters or will sell stumpngc. Gobi Ray Uealty Co., telephone 72S-11 or 131-Y. U WANTED Man E. L. Walz. to work In haying. 00 WANTED Men with cars to sell spec ialty to auto owners. Big money for hustlers. Address Box 12, Mall Tri bune. ' 71 HELP WAXTEl) FEMALE WANTED Elderly lady to sit up nights with invalid lady; no wash ing, no cooking. Wages $30 month. W. G. McDonald, euro ltoguo Elk Hotel, Trail, Ore. 71 WANTED Experienced w a'i tress. Hotel Medford. WANTED rGood woman for general housework on ranch. Wages $50 a month. Phone Derby 26-K-13. Mrs. Geo. A. Mansfield. 71 WANTED Competent cook, Wages $50.00. Phono 3S0. tf WAN TED S IT UATIONS WANTED By trustworthy young wouiuu, position as. Iiousokoopur for refined widower, small family. Good references. Modern home. Good wages In city, or will care for elder ly couple. Job work $2.50 or more por day. Phone 203-Y or SOli or 45(1 or 775. . . . 69 WANTED Sewing by tho day. quire S28 Dakota Avo. In- 79 WANTED By woman, a placo as com panion for Elderly lady, or light house work.' Phono 379-11, . 70 WANTED To take care of children. Phone 325-W. G9 WANTED By experienced man, win dow cleaning, floor waxing, house cleaning; lawns caro for. Phono 917-L. 70 WA NTIC D--JI ISCELLA N EO US WANTED i'usliiro closo In lor riding horse. Phone 4 l(i, Medl'ord. 09 WANTED Furnished house or house keeping rooms. Couplu with baby. Box A, Mail Tribune; 72 WANTED llacholor rooms, close ill. Must have gas plate and rcusonuhln. Lock Box IIS5. 71 W'ANTICD Two-burner Phono 3S7-L. gas plate. 71 WANTED A good second-hand buggy Address R. 1, Box 78, Medl'ord, Ore. 70 WANTED Four square yards second hand linoleum. Box S, Mail Tribune. 71 WA NTED Feeder hogs. Phono 895. 77 WANTED water 1: -Second-hand bath tub and Pha:.o 47. 70 WANTED Today. Four auto tires up to 6 Inches, to be filled with Univer sal Tire Filler. , No punctures or blowouts. Service Station at Med ford Nutatorium. tf WANTED HousB moving and re pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf WANTED Several men and boys to know that you can buy any hike for $2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, S. Grape. , , . tf MOXEV TO LOASI TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money on real estate and buys mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone 62-M. 31 North Grape Btreet FOB EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Trucks to trade for city property. G. A. Chllders Motor Co 127 N. Riverside. tf Telephone 251) Mueller B2(l 5'JO . . 2H5 . . 885 . ..n:i 3 2.1 -J .HM-J XlilldiSC ,r- y ,--)! ii' -t-'aga"J I FOR KENT Five room modern house partly tin iiL-lio.l. Call titM S. Hivor shie or phone 7i!3-.M. 71 KOI! KENT Small house. Inquire 71 325 E. Jackson St. KOlt KENT Kuril ishod house on I'altn St. See owner ut S3S W. Sec ond. 71 KOlt KENT ii-room lurnished bunga low. See Mr. Taylor, Valley Fuel Co. H FOIl KENT 12-riHim nicely furnished house with player piano and large phonograph. Kino residence district. Garage, 4 acres garden. Suituhlo for one or two families. V. O. Box 1094. It I'Olt llliNT UOVSEKEEPl.Va JtOOMS KOlt KENT Two and three room fur nished housekeeping iiparlmenls, by 'day, week or month, llivcrside Apts., 217 S. lilverside. 74 foil KENT Two light housekeeping rooms. 511 S. Central. tf KOlt ItEXT Fl'KXlSHKl) HOO.MS KOlt KENT Newly furnished sleep lug rooms in private family, with bathroom privileges. 325 S. lilver side. U7 ROOM AND BOARD 111 privato family by day or week. Meals 35c. Mrs. Daly, No. 3. East Fourth. 71 FOR REN'T Gontlenien. -Nlco sleeping rooms. 245 N. Grape St. tf FOK KENT TAKMS FOIl RENT 2000 nere grain and stock ranch on river near railroad . station. V. O. Box 1094. tf FOR RENT Inigutcd alfalfa ranch near railroad town ana river. Gold liny Realty Co. tf FOB RENT nsCELliANI'X)U8 FOR RENT Warehouse on S. P. track now occupied by Pacific Fruit Co. lnqulro J. A. Westerlund. 71 FOIl SALIC REAL ICSTATH FOIl SALE Moiern bungalow, ono aero best strawberry land In valley, forty-foot chicken house, some fruit troos, city water piped over ground, all fenced. Just outside city limits which means only county taxes. ee it, 1500 N. llivcrside. 70 KOR SALIC Improved twenty-acre farm, all Irrigated, located l'i miles west of Medl'ord. A real bargain, $4500. L. Modoriiieyer, ownur. Phone 21F-3 Jacksonville. 70 KOll SALE Three acres neur town on good road; with 5-room plastorod house, largo barn and chicken house. Phone 3II-W. 70 FOR SA151C $1400 buys 5-room mod ern, houso closo in, corner lot; or 7-rooin modern bungalow, two acres land, near Medl'ord. J. It. Sutler, 443 S. Central. 70 FOR SALE Cheap, two houses and two lots In Gloiulalo, Ore. Inquire Mrs. Lena Cook; 311 N. Central Avo., Medford. ' '' 70 KOR SALIC Attractive modern house, two-story bungalow type. Eust front and deep porches, 8 rooms, built-in features In living room, dining room and kitchen. Two baths, flie-plttcc, largo screeiied-iu porch, two wood sheds, fruit room and garage. Beau tiful lawn and shade trees. Iit SOx 100. 310 S. ilivursldo. Phono 292-X. ' 77 FOR. SALIC 5 'room house, bath, toilet, big shed, fruit, flowers, on pavement, alley, good location; fur nished or not; possession sixm as you mako deposit. Leaving city, your terms aro mine. Full Informa tion address Box 11. C, Mall Tribune. . .. 70 FOIl SALE For homo in Medford, good small acreage; places under irrigation. Brown & White. 70 FOIl SALE 10 acres land near Eagle Point. Good fruit land. May have value for oil. Moderate payment will handla. Will sell all or part. H. C. Stoddard, P. O. Box 477, Los Augeles California. ' 73 FOIl SALE OR EXCHANGE Twenty acres of laud situated near to Eagle Point, will trado for California pro perty. Address Owner, 209 Nicoluus Building, Sacramento, Calif. 72 FOIl SALIC Wood ano UmborlandB near medford from $12.50 acre up; easy payments. Brown & White, tf FOR SALI' Will trado Medford home or ranch for good automobile. Gold Ray Realty Co. tf FOR SALE Alfalla, gram and stock ranches from $3.00 per acre up; long time, easy payments. Oold Kay Realty Co. tt FOR SALE; Oood ranches. Soe us before buying- J. B. Andrews, 31 N. Orape St. Phone 63-M. tf FOR BALE; Lease and exchangs real CBtate. Gold Ray Realty Company, FOR SALE; House? and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; also acreage. C. S. Butterfleld, phone I 210. Good Service Is mensured by results. Arp you obtaining satisfactory r-f suits? :If not coiisult us about' your bookkeeping and othyrj business troubles, j Accourtii y jvsTmX Flt3urajcr jjjf ERVICElO; IrwesTnxeAls Jf M. P. SCUM ITT, Mgr. Phone 681 Liberty Bldg. l'OIt TUOXT HOUSES I'Olt JiK XT A PA ilT.MEXTS KOK KENT 3 room apartment, adults only, riione 9.;o-u. iij s. Front. o FOK SALE MISCKLLA.VEOCS KOlt SALE Two beds, mattress, springs, draperies and stoves. Call morning, 1123 W. Main. 70 KOlt SALE Kurnituro and child's tri cycle and wagon. 20 W. Jackson St. 09 KOll SALE For quick cash sale, I luick ton truck, just overhauled anil painted, in first class condition. Kor terms call or write K. W. Smith, Rogue River, Ore. Box CI. 74 KOlt SALE Gasoline drag saw, like new. 110 Tripp St. b'J KOll SALIC C-hole range with coils in first-class condition. Phono 783-11 KOll SALE Grass hay ill field, $4 pel ton. Phone 17-K-5. 09 l'OR S A LLC dale Ave. -Kurnituro. 417 N. Oak- 70 FOR SALIC Alfalfa ton in shock. iu. L. nav, ?S.0u Walz. per 69 KOR SALE Typewriters, Underwood, used 5 woelis. Hammond, almost new. Woodstock, lino shape. Will take any other lnachino in trade. Medl'ord Hook Store. 09 KOlt SALIC Strawberries, $2.00 por crate at tho patch, picked. Phono 462-M. 70 FOR SALE $S00 player piano for $200 if taken at once. Inquire 23 Almond St. 09 KOll SALIC Clean airull'ii hay in field, $10.00 per ton. C. W. Isaacs. tf KOll SALE Two Horsepower Fair- hanks gasoline engine, $60. A. N. Thibuult, Routo 3, Box 4IA. Take Crater Lnko road to Spriug St. and ask. , , , 70 FOR SALE Wood of all kinds. Some good dry stovo wood. We deliver. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call phono 3-F-3. . 9 FOR SAL1C fleld, $10, 6S9-II-2. -A-l nlfalfa liny or will deliver. In the Phono tf FOR SALIC 13 tons of cholco grain hay, baled. Phono 4G8-R-1. tf KOll SALIC Clean alfalfa hay in field, $10 per tou. Phone T. E. Pottenger, D-F-2. tf FOR SALIC War Eagle mining stock on Juno 23rd. fpr 40c. a share. Phone 915. E. H. French. . 81 FOR SALE Fordson tractor cheap. Patton, Robinson Inc. FOR SAL1S Sand, gravel, sediment and dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone 9 12-J, Samuel Bate- man, 302 Mnple St. FOR BALK MVK8TOOK FOR SALE Good young milk cow. vory gentlo, $05. Phono 110-J, 903 West Eleventh St. J 71 KOR SALE Six rabbits and hutch with, six apaitnioiits, $S.00. Phono 359-lt or call at 710 13. Main. 71 KOll SALE Registered Iloriford hull, long yearling. F. C. Preston, Jack sonville. : 73 FOR SALE Fine young frosh Jorsoy cow $75; Ill-root McCormlek hay rake, $25; springlooth harrow, $12. Curl J. Brommor, E89-J-2. 73 FOR BALE G-cyllndor 6-passenger Overland, rirst-chiHS condition, ut bargain. Phono 21-F-3 Jacksonville. 70 FOR SALIC-T-Sev'oral splendid wean ling Berkshire hoars or March far row, carrying blood of Laurel Cham pion, blended with best blood on Pa cific coast; a good opportunity to procure a prospective head for your herd. Address II. W. Shoobcrt, lingua Klvor, Oro. ' 71 FOIl SALE Young milk cow. F. C. tf Kcnly. Phono 6U-J-3. FOIl SALIC Young team weighing 2400. . Will sell cheap, Phono 788-J-l. '71 FOR SALE Ton hond Rod Polled stock cuttle coming two years old. S. A. Dusenborry. i 09 FOR SALE Registered - Shorthorn bulls and registered .Hampshire boars. Also saddle horses and work horses. Cull on or write Ross II. Lund, Mountcrest Ranch, Hilt, Calif. tf FOR SALIC Beautiful fresh milk goat, 6 quarts per day. Walsh's placo, one tulle northeast of Medford on Crater Lake road. - ? 71 Oil BALK POUTTUT A?JT) EGGS FOR SALE Hens Phono 847-Y. aud , chickens. tf IlLSIXESS DIItECTORr Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attornoy-ot-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAJ1ES Lawyor, Garnett- Corcy Building. O. C. BOGGS Real Estate, law and settlement of estates a specialty. B. F. LINDAS Attornoy, General Practice. Patents a specialty. Stewart Bldg. T- WINFIICLD R. GAYLORD Lawyer. Room 7 Palm block, 107 EaBt Main St., Medford. Building Materials MEDFORD CEMENT B R 1 C IC & BLOCK WORKS speclllze In all kinds of cement building products, nusixrcss diiiicctory Abstractors MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORI3 Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 6, So. 2 2 North Central Ave., up stairs. "' ' 1 JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporated 1904. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Auto Supplies LAMER AUTO SPRING CO. Wo are operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant in the Paciflo northwest. L'so our springs when others fail. Sold under written guaranteed. 34 North Fifteenth. St., Portland, Oregon. , Clilropractlc lliyslrlnn JOUETT P. BRAY Straight Chiro practic, rooms 409-10 M. F. & II, building. 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., daily except Thursday. Phone 680. DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Natural Painless Meth ods. Room 4 28 M. P. & H. Dldg. Phone 90 5. Electric Service. BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. -Fac tory distributors for Exlde Batter los and FalrbanksMorse light plants. Nat. Building; Phlne 116. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wll- son. C. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and Income Tax requirements,! Look into our simplified accounting method. Lllx. erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R., Farm Loan Bond d. FINANCB THE AMERICAN FARMER hy buying Farm Loan Bonds. Pro ceeds to mako additional farm loans and improve agricultural conditions. Terms and particulars, E.'H. Hurd, Seey.-Treas., 411 M. F. & H. Bldg, Medford. . t Fidelity nnd Surety Honda FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS r Wo execute nil forms, of bonds. McCurdy Insurance Agency. tt Instruction in Music. FRED ALTON HAIG1IT Teacher of piano and harmony. Ilaight Muslf studio, 318 Garnott-Corey Build: ing Phone -72. , 11 Mosan Art Hugs MOSAN ART RUG CO. We weavf rugs from old parpets and rugs ana clean all rugs. -"Rugs we clean ait clean when we 'Clean them." lit W. Tent:h, phone' 180. Free dolly ery. t- Oateopathi DR. F. G. CARLQW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OsteoiMUhlo Phys clans. 410-417 Gamott-Coroy Bid. Phono 904-L." RoBldonco 26 & Laurel St. . -' DR. W. W. HOWARDr-OsteoDathlo Physician. , Spoclal attention given to eye, ear, nose and throat. 801 Liberty building. Phone 496. H- I'liyslclans and Burgeons.' I T. G. I1EINI3, M. p. Physician and Surgeon. Specialty, Eyo, Ear, NosS and Throat. Glasses scientifically fitted nnd properly adjusted. Office 314-315 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grapo and Main Sts. - , DR. J. J. EM MENS Pnyslcian and Surgeon. Practice limited to oya, ear, nose and throat. Eyos scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. (R. R. Co., M. F. & H. Bldg. Phon 667. DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician and Surgeon. Offices M. F. & H. Bldg. Phono 165, Rosldenco 118 Genesee St. Phone 105-J-2. '. DR. A. BUKSELL Splnologist, Phys ician and surgeon. Spinal adjust; nionts, general treatments and dim gonosls. 809-10-11 M. F. & It. Bldg.' Elevator to third ' floor. Phone 29. :. Printers nnd Publishers it. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the Dest equipped printing-office in Southern Oregon. .Book binding, loose leaf ledgors, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 N. F'ir St. Real Estate. BROWN & WHITE Real Estate, In surance, Loans, Investments, Notary Public. . Holland Hotel corned tt Rag Weaving. MEDFORD FLUFF RUO WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and rugs. Phona 610-M. 706 Pino St. !- Transfer. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. . Office 42 North Front St. Phona 315. Prices right. Sorrice guar'' antecd. t; DAVIS TRANSFER Anything mo. ed day or night. Service guar anteed. Fair treatment, i 104 S. ; Fir. Phone: Office 644 or ras. 647-R or 206. Undertakers PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth and Oakdale, Ambulance service, e iWS9 .47 u..,,. X,: k-'..T m 1