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Newspaper Page TextRINGING I THE DOCTOR SMO i 1 rt,"- & HEALTH ANOTHER THINK I FEIGNS INSANITY ';:,: ),. ) tj J OHAHA, Neb., July" 13.' Frod Brown, tho Omaha' ohainman," fac ing charges of kidnaping and assault with intent to kill, is shamming in sanity, according, to County Attorney Shotwell, who in several visits to Brown in the county juil has been unable to-get an-'intellleent ronmrk from the prisoner, .'Catch fish' In the only thing Brown has siiid In' several days, ac cording ' t'o the 'attorney. Market News ; x tilvestock. r POBTLANDT Ore." July" IS. Cattle steady; receipts '380. . Hogs steady; no'receipts: Sheep down Jl; receii)ts 1H56. Spring lambs $910; medium $89; common SOWS; culls t'Hi; light yearlings $7SS8; heavy tVQT; light wethers ?67; hea"y ?56; ewes', $2 9S. . BnUcr. PORTLAND,' Ore., July 13. But ter firm. ; Extra cubes 38ig)39'4c; unde'rgrados 35 37c; cartons 44c; prints 43c. Butterfat No. 1 churn ing cream 4344c f, ,0..b., Portland; 41c at station; undorgrades 40ig)41c. Portland Wheat PniTTT.iMTl Cra Tulu 11 Whnn hard white $1.10; soft white, white club,- hard winter, -northern spring $1.14; red Walla Jl.ll. Today's car receipts Wheat 24; oats 2; hay 1. San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, July 13 (U. S. Bureau of Markets). Eggs, undersized pullets, No. 1, 17V4c. SiVN FRANCISCO, July 13 (State Dlylslon of Markets). Poultry, hens i7to3ic - i am 1 Ijibcrty Bonds. NEW YORK, 'July 13. Liberty bonds crosed: 3V4's $100.50; second 4's $100; first 4 Vi 'a $100.40; second 4Vi's $100.22;: third 4'4's $100.22; fourth 4's $100.4; Victory 4-'s $100.50. ' i .' , 1 N. Y. Stocks Allied Chemical &' Dye'.- 68.8 'yUlls-Chalmers , 62. American Beet Sugar -.-j 44.5 American Can'....: .'. 63.3 American-Car -Foundry 164.6 American Hide & Leather pC4. 69.6 American International Corp. 42. American Locomotive 112.5 American Smelting &., Ref 'g.. . . 61.6 American Sugar; - .-. 79. American Sumatra (Tobacco . . 89.1 American T. & TT, . . -. 121.0 American Woolen 9ft-2 Anaconda Copper -..-..... .-. 62.5 Atchison 101.1 Atl-Gulf & W. Indies ....... 37.2 Baldwin Locomotive 115.2 Baltimore & Ohio '. 61.8 Bethlehem Steel "B" 76.2 Canadian Pacific 139. Central Leather - 38.3 Chandler Motors c9'3 Chesapeake & Ohio 69. Chesapeake & Ohio 69. Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul ... 28.7 Chicago, R. I. & Pac 43. Chlnb Copper 29-7 Colorado Fuel & Iron 3L 4orn' Products . '. 103.6 ruclble Steel 74.5 F.H&,;. 10.6 Famous Players-Lasky ...'... 82.2 Oeffernl Asphalt- . 68 3 Genjajral Kloqtric 16- General Motors I4.6 Goodrich Co 3!U Great Northern, pfd. 80.-l Illinois Central, 1'- Insplratkin-' Copper . '. t 41,6 International Harvester 09-5 Int.'' Merr .Marine, pfd. .;.'..... '. International Paper r'l- Invincible Oil 4'6 Kelly-Springfield Tire ' 7.7 Kennecrift' Copper 7. 7 . . " 3"- !' PERL FUNERAL HOME At Your Service Day or Night .i'jjll' -r .:Vi:.."n ' Informilon CojiHnlly C.ltcn Pnr. nih ii nil Oaktlaln Ambuianco Scnico X'Uone 1" - ' p " ' I tV-- . . .. .. ' y . gC-:?'"Sj A"1'- . ' , - ' 7 3 1922 DY NT L f"ture Service. Inc. All I II I III III r' '!! I T 111.. C- . n .. I,-,' ... . ....... I n . I I j .. . . I ' innailH lllll 1 1 nn a. "m """"' ....... wciouer aiai oi eucn year, uotn uates imur hhahu 1X3 ax uit iI,K RKAu KSTATK RITSIVKSil HTnEfn'OUV UiVIAHA WILUIVIAIM tt m e i n- UP FATHER sHOUUO Louisville & Nashville ....... 130.7 Mexican ePtroleum ........ . 150.2 Miami Copper ' 2i).7 Middle tSates Oil 13.7 Midvalo Steel 34.7 Missouri Pacific .- 22.1 New York Central 95. N. Y.. N. H. and Hartford.... 31.2 Norfolk & Western 110. Northern Pacific 77.3 Oklahoma Prod, &, Rcf 2.8 Pacific Oil i 55.6 Pan American Petroleum .... 70.3 Pensylvnnia 40.1 People's Gas '. 84. Pure Oil 29.8 Hay Consolidated Copper ..... 16.6 Reading . , 75.3 Rod. Iron & Steel 7U Hoyal .Dutch, N. Y. ... ., 66.7 Soars "Roebuck '. .'v. . ;; ... 77. SinclaCr Con Oil ........... . 3J.2 Southern PnvJflo ...,..''..:: r 90. Southern Railway , . ;,, 24.2 Standard Oil of N. J. ........ 181. Studebaker Corporation 136. Tennessee Copper , , 10.5 Texas Co. '...' ..'........ 46.2 Texas & Pacific j 29.5 Tobacco Prouucts 80. Transcontinental Oil 1.6.. Union Pacific , i: 14'. United Retail Stores , ' GO U. S. Ind. Alcohol 56. United States Rubber ,'. 61.8, United tSutes Steel 99.8 Utah Copper 64.? Westinghouse Electrlo 69.7 Willy's Overland , 8.7 Ameripitai Zinc T.enrt nni) Htyi 17. Cain. Petroleum .-'.. 61.6 Montana Power -''70.2, Shattuck Art.zona . i . , , .'. : J0,$ Great Northern Ore 20.'"' Notice TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WHEREAS, the State Game Com mission of the State of Oregon is auth orized under Section 8, . Chanter : 6,ti, General Laws of Oregon, 1021, to close any open season or open any closed season In any county or, district of the State of Oregon for the shooting and possession of game animals and birds: NOTICE Is hereby, given , that the State Game Commission of the State of Oregon has made and . entered and does hereby issue the following ORDER ' That the open season as defined in Chapter 163, Section 2, of the General Laws of Oregon of -1921,, for hunting, killing, taking or having in possession, alive or dead, the following named game animals and- game birds respec tively, snail be as follows, to-wit: The open season for deer throughout the entire state shall be and is hereby declared to be from August 20th to MEN WANTED H,"i . -r ,, FOR SERVICE AS RAILROAD MA- CHIXLSTS, BOILERMAKERS BLACKSMITHS, ELECTRICIANS, SHEET. METAL WORKERS, PIPE FITTERS, COPPERSMITHS, TIN KERS, CAIt INSPECTORS, CAR REPAIRERS, HELPERS. f All classes under strike conditions best explained by Chairman Ben W. Hooper of the United States Rail road Labor Board in his statement of July 1st, reading as follows: "In this case the conflict Is not between the employer and the op pressed employes. The people of the country, through an act of Congress, signed by President Wilson, estab lished a tribunal to decide such dis putes over wages and working con ditions which are submitted to 1t in a proper manner. It is the decision of this tribunal against which the shop crafts are striking. ' Regardless of any question of the right of the men to strike the men who take the strikers' places are merely accepting the wages and working conditions prescribed by a government tribunal and are performing a public service. They are not accepting the wages and working conditions ; wwca ; an em ployer Is trying to impose. For this reason, puhllc sentiment and full government power will protect' the men who remain In their positions and new men who may come In." Adequate provisions have boon mailo for the full protection of all new employees, the same as old em ployes who have remained loyally at work. ' ' Applicants should apply to the of fice of the superintendent at Port- . T,i oin,tn,i1 nt tn thn Afl- lanu iuniuu oi"""'i v. - sistant Superintendent at Roseburg. J. H,. DYER,. General Manager Southern Pacific Company, ...." iHSf " 1 r -- f T e RCEb S", 3 1 ut" dimeon I jR? : , - W r ) health: J ) - J IrsSEJKSj .w --r- t. SnCDFORD IfTSTE TRIBUNE. October 31st of each year, both dates inclusive. The open, season for quail and Chi nese pheasants in all sections of the state where there is an open season therefor, shall he and is hereby de clared to be from October 15th to October 31st of each year, both dates Inclusive. , , ' The open season for grouse t)i' native pheasants in all sections of the state where there Is an open season, is declared to be from August 20th to September 20th of each year, both dates inclusive; The open season for sage hens in all sections of the state where there is an open season, is declared to be from July 15th to July 31st of each year, both dates Inclusive. The open season for prairie chickens in all sections of the state where there is an open season, is declared to bo from October 16th to October 31st of each year, both dates inclusive, i NOTICE is also hereby given that the changes in the open seasons made by this Order in no wise nffects the bag limits or other regulations provid ed by law respecting the hunting for, killing, taking or having in possession, alive or dead, of such game animalB and game birds. - Any and all persons hunting for, killing, taking or having in possession, alive or dead, any deer, quail, Chinese pheasants, grouse or native pheasants, sage hens and or prairie chickens in the Stute of Oregon, in violation of this order, will be prosecuted as by law provided. ' . . Dated at Portland. Oregon, this 12th day of June, A. D. 1922.' . OREGON STATE GAME .COMMISSION , By I. N. Fleischner, Chairman. I!y Geo. H. Kelly, .Commissioner. . ' By Blaine Hallock, Commissioner. Hy M. A. Lynch, Commissioner. I)y L. E. Bean, Commissioner. WANTED HELP FEMALE WANTED Woman to wait on invalid 10:30 p. m. to 6 a. m. 330 S Fir. 98 WANTED Woman to worK by the hour. Mrs. Reddy. Phone 380. 90 WANTED Waitress. Hotel Medford. Call, do not phone. WANTED snBUtelAiAJTEOCS WANTED Someone to take pony for its keep during the summer. Excel- . lent disposition, suitable for woman or children. E. F. Guthrie, 202 Jack sonville. :'. ' 99 WANTED To buy one bl'ocky built horse weight about 1350 lbs., about seven years old. Would also consid er good team about same . weight : H, Mull Tribune. 99 WANTED To buy turkeys. Phone Mira Vista 597-J-3. tf WANTED To rent, five room fur . niBhed house. Notify Box 572, care Mail Tribune. . 97 WANTED" To rent oil range. Phone 590-H. 90 V ANTED Stock to pasture: would ' take sheep". One 'mile north Sams , Valley P. O. Chas. Gilchrist, Gold Hill, ore. 7 WANTED To buy "double team farm wagon in good serviceable condition. M. D. Olds. ' ' '90 WANTED 12 to 14 head young sound work horses weighing 1700 or more. M. D. Olds. 100 WANTED Lowest bid on hauling 350 tier wood; 7 mile haul. Chas. Gil christ, Gold Hill, Ore. 97 WANTED Feeder hogs or pigs. Phono 1 or write Fruit Growers Supply Co.. ! Hilt, Calif. - 98- WANTED Tn huv leader hoes. Phone ! MnHvlalD I Irphntvl. RQ7..T.3 tf WANTED Will pay cash for hides and pelts. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 97. 109 WANTEDrTo buy $2000 or 3000 Lib I erty bonds.' 'Address 11 R, care MaH XVANTED-Second-hand sacks. Bring them in and turn them Into cash. Monarel 8eecl -Co., 31? E. Main. WANTED-Modern 6 or 8 room house on or near paving. ?; O, Bo lQiii Medfordjy '.'."V ,i" ' ' tf WANTED House mortna and re pairing. Phone 488-M or 4S8-X. tf I MEDFORD GRANTS PASS fob sale . . : . CAFE AND BAKERY : ;i: Good location In fine building, nice equipment which h worth doublo price asked. There Is good business being done here and man and wife can clear over three hundred, every month. This place can givo bunk reference. $750 will handle. FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY Medford Building, Medford, Oregon 4-MO8T TOWNS MEDFOTm "OREOOX. TTTrRsDAY. JULY V: 1022 WANTED Married couple lor ranch Work; no children. Mail Tribune, Box 100. tl HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Man for ranch and orchard work. Steady work. Inquire 19 Granite St., Ashland, after six p. m. WANTED Gentleman stenographer between ages of 21 and 2S. Williug . to work and nuist come well recom- mended. Good 'oppm'tunUy' for ad vancement. Stumiard Oil Co., Med ford, Ore. 100 WANTED Men for woods. , Sawmill, lumber yard and box factory. Good opportunities for advancement for steady mep. Fruitgrowors Supply Co.; Hilt, .Calif. .,, WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position in office by young lady of 18; have hud experience. Will be glad to call personally. Ad dress D' L, Mull Tribune, or phone 4S1 after 0 p.' in.' "' 98 WANTEIV-Washlngs to do. at 838 Bennett Ave. Inquire 90 WANTED Good position open for young irlRn with large corporation. Steady work and unusuul oppoi faul ty for advancement. Make applica tion in own handwriting. Give rcfor- ences. Box 1000, Mail Tribune. ..96 WANTED Capable young mail wishes . part time employment. Phone 729-W. - . ,'. -. " 99 FOB RENT-APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartments. 217 S. Riverside. Phone 457-J. 101 FOR RENT Nice clean two room fur nished apurtmont, close in. 245 S. Central. ' . ; . 90 FOR RENT Three room furnished apartment, clean, cool and close in; lawn and' flowers. No. 12-t King St., corner of Tenth. tf FOR RENT July 1st, modern fur nished, cool apartment in Mail Tri bune building, built-in features, new- ly painted and. tinted, hot and cold water, electricity, gas, etc. If you want an up-to-date, apartment In a splendid location better cull or phone at once. No children. tf FOR RENT nofcSES FOR RENT Six room house, lots of i berries in garden. 21 Benson St. 97 FOR RENT Seven room modern house, range and garage. 19 N. , Peach. Phone 778-W. .. 96 FOR RENT A fine bungalow 6 rooms, sleeping, porch, cold storage, pantry, two large, porches, plenty of shade, i large lot. ' Will leave to good parties. . P. E. Wynkoop. phone 898-Y. - tf FOR RENT Houses. Brown & White. tf FOR RENT Why rentr Buy Medford Home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. , F0R PRMT CtniiBA thraa .ivintna nnd bath. Also garage for one car, close In. Call 915. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Nice sleeping rooms, with bath privileges, at 325 S. River side. Phone 701-J. , . . tf FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, $2.00 per week. 445 S. Front. 100 FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 244 S. Grape. 98 FOR RENT Sleoping and housekeep ing rooms; also single housekeeping ' room. 15 N. Grape. . I.YI npVT P-itrniaha1 alaanlnfiT I' rooms, hot and cold water, garage in connection. 124 mug au, one uiuck from Library; . FOB RENT HOtlHKKEEKTNO '. BOOMS FOR ...RENT Housekeeping rooms. .close In, 'Apply 323, N. Front St. 97 FOR - RENT 1 Light housekeeping 'rooms. -611 S. Central. .. 1 ... . . FOB RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Half of store room Bart lett Fur Shop, 115 W. Main. If ASHLAND KLAMATH FALLS 3 8OTJTHJCRN ORBOOJC LOST A dark brawn leather suitcase on Crater Lake road between Med ford and Union Creek, by way of Trail. Reward. Return to Medford Mail Tribune. 99 I.OSTHlack and tan female Airedale pup. Tan face and feet. Reward. Phono 410. ' ' tl LOST On road to Crater Lake, July 10, gentleman s light coat, bunch of keys, eyeglasses and letters ail dresed 'to mo. In pockets- Finder pleuse ftotify undersigned. ' S. O. Allen, Eugene, Ore. ' 97 LOST Gold PI Beta Phi pin, shape of arrow with poarl setting. Name Mary II. Moffat on buck of pin. Re ward at Tribune offieo. tf" BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Good paying small restaurant. Write Box .221, or In quire at Drop In Restaurant, Gold Hill, Ore. ''.' '99 FOR SALE Small restaurant anil bakery; good location, cheap rent. 09 n! Main St., AshUinil, Oregon. ' ' 101 FOR SALE Must sell poultry busi ness. Phone bMU-ti. 11 FOR SALE The busiest shop In town, on account of leaving. Phone 201-J. MONEY TO LOAN BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD Mouoy loaned and good medics for sale by J. B. Andrqws, Investment Broker, 31 N. Grape St... Phono 53-M. , FARM MORTGAGES Medford Farm . Loan Association. F. P. Fnri'ell, Secy.-Treas., 220 W. Main St. FOR SALE; AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Chevrolet llaby Grand touring. Fine Bhape. Good tires. A bnrguUi for cash. Address Box C W, Tribune, or phono 702 between 7 a. ni. and 6 p. in, .. 90 FOR.. SALE OR TRADE Ford car. Will trade for motorcycle with side car. 100 Lincoln St. 97 FOR SALE 1918 Dodge touring, per iod mechanical condition, $425, $!2u cash, balance easy terms. Phone 371- Y. 101 FOR SALE Cheap, 1 ton Maxwoll truck. Phono 098-X. ' 90 FOR SALE 1918 Ford truck, ready to: worK, $175. Terms given. See Ray Toft, King St. Garage. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FORSALE 0 and. 8 weeks old Leg horn roosters, 15 and" 20 cents each. Call 951-L; 97 ' FOR SALE LrVKS'toCK FOR SALE One hundred and fifteen feeder hogs, weigh from 170 lbs. down to pigs. Phone 6-F-3, Eagle Point., 99 FOR SALE Milk: cov, easy milker and heavy milker. Guaranteed gen- tie. J. 11. Yarbrough, Griffin Creek. .1 ' - i- - 97 FOR SALE Two heavy work teams, about 20 head calvos; cows and heif ers; also thirty steers. Jus. Camp bell, phone 17-F-21. 90 FOR SALE Wor. norsb, extra good. 1250 lbs. Phone 591-R-l. ' FOR SALE Puppies, great watch and companion dogs. Phone 591-R-l. FOR SALE 12 A-l fresh milk cows; also year old Jersey bull. Will sell separately. M. Walsh, 1 mile NE of Medford oa Crater Lake road. . 96 FOB SALE KEAli ESTATE FOR SALE Good 400 acre stock and - grain , ranch, $0000 cash required. Address Owner, care Mall Tribune. ... ...100 FOR SALE Well Improved 35 acre upple and pear orchard, $r00 cash (requlred. Fur lease In connection 25 acres alfalfa. Address Pioueer, care Mail Tribune. . t . iy.dHU FOR SALE CJieap, improved acreage, good home place, fine berries, fruit crop -to go with pluce 1f sold soon. W X Y, care Mull Tribune..-. ,100 FOR SALE Six acres alfalfa land under Irrigation, twenty-six hundred fifty dollars. Phone 053-R-2. - 99 FOR SALE Property 227 E. Ninth, end of S. Bartiott. P. O. Box G49. 97 FOR SALE 12 acres rich river liottom land, 10 acres In bearing apple orch ard, Spltzenberg and Newtowns. ' Isaac Best, Grants Pass. Om. 101 M. P. Ht'ilMITT. Mgr. Phono BS1 ' ' ' ' LHierty IlUlg S Auditing AccourvtlnS iVSTEMXERVICElO: By George McManus FOR SALE Alfalfa ranch IVj miles north of Koguu Uiver. For particu lars Inquire Don Magcrle, Rogue River, Ore. !Hi FOR SALE 20 acres of good land, not on ditch. Plenty of water. Ola miles from Medford. See O. A. Wicklein. Rex Cafe. 97 FOR SALE Bearing pear and apple orchards sacriiiced at $100 acre and up, 1 acre tracts nnd up. Easy terms. Near highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. FOR SALIC House, furniture, large lot with garden, 50 chickens, for $700: no lnoumbrunccsV 513 Liberty , St. Call evenings only. FOR SALE Houses and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; also acreage. Insurance. C. S. Buttorfield, Medford Nationul Bank Bldg., Phone 389. . . . . , , . , FOR SALE MISUSLLANROUS 'OR SALE Furniture. Some antique huud'pnintud plates. Tiffany shades, Westingljuuue electric, rango, electric washing machine, fruit jars, rugs. 800 W. Main. Phone 403. . 99 FOR SALE Strawberries 8c a box It you pick thoni. John Mace, phone 452-L. 99 FOR bALK Piano, "porch chairs, ' dressers, bods.- 12 8. Orange Phone 585-.I. 97 FOR SALE Story v& Clark piano. ueautirm burled walnut -caso,' fine condition. Price $200 cash. One mahogany library table $15, one solid oak dining table and 0 full leather seated chairs, $:if: one mis sion oak rocker, $4; one Vhoolcp.& Wilson sewing machine, cxcullent condition, $20; 0110 range with coils, $20. 208 Clark St.' 90 FOR SALE Reed go-cart, almost like new. Some canaries, St. Andreasborg and Linnet mixed. 211 Washington fat. 97 FOR SALE Lambert cherries, fine for cunning, 0c lb. , 30 Portland Ave. 90 FOR SALE Furniture of five rooms. House tor rent. 39 N. Peach. 97 FOR SALE lllng and Black Republi can cherries 0c per lb. 33 Portland Ave. 90 FOR SALE Piano. Price ;150. Phone 091-J. 97 FOR SALE Postcard size kodak with case, excellent condition. May bo seen at Medford Book Store. 90 FOR, SALE 350 tier wood, A-l. -Chas. Gilchrist, Gold Hill, Ore. 97 FOR SALE-Typewriter, high chair. gaa uuu wimu rallies, ill uuuesev; St. Call 422-L. 90 FOR SALE Dresser and davenport. 143 Kenwood. ' 101 FOR SALE Two good heavy screen doors, one 41x83 Inches, $2.51); one ''40x80 inches, $3.50. ' See them at Mall Tribune office.- ' ' tf FOR SALE Cheap, one 3-h. p. Fairbanks-Morse gns engine practically new. F. E. Merrick, Nat Bldg. tf FOR,' SALE Good Philadelphia lawn mower. May be aeon at 507 S. Holly St. - tf FOR SALE 100 tons good clean high grade coal, $14 a ton at -bin. - Air compressors and Jack hammers. R. R. V. Canal Co. ' . FOR SALE A-No. i clean alfalfa hay. Order you winter's supply. Elinor Han ley B.iiBh. ' l'hone 902. 820 E. Main. " ' ' tf business nmKvrroiti Abstractors MURRAY BROS! & VAN VORIS Abstracts ot Title. Ro'omB 3 and 5. No. 22 North Central Ave., ap talrs . - - fai'kson County . . ABSTBAOT CO., . , The only complete Ti tle System in Jackson County.- -Abstracts of Title and - Title Insurance.- Arclnrtect FRANKi-d. CLARK 219 W, Main. St Phono 841-J. Attorneys- O. C. BOOQS Lawyer. . Specializes to Real Estate and Probate Law. 30 North Central Ave. , . ' . PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, 'Medford National Bank Building. .... A. B. REAMES Lawyer, office' In Liberty Building. . E. E. KELLY Lawynr. Resumed prac tice of. law. .Ofrica with Porter i. Neff, Medford Nat'l Bank. Bldg. .1 1 VTCiV lu Building Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK A BLOCK WORKS Specialize in all kinds of cement building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. Chiropractic Physician - DR. HAP.VEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Electro-Therapy. 427 28 Medford Bldg. Phono 9C5. tf DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eclectlo Physlclnn. . DR. LOUISE . E. HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro practlr. Mechano-Therapy, Spon dylothnrapy. Food Sciences, Chiro practic. Office: Stewart Bldg, 235 E. Main St. Phones: Office, 170; Res. 170-J-2. DR. E. W. HOFFMAN ChlropractiO Physician. Office lira. 9 to 12, 2 to 5. Suite 203-04-05-00, Liberty Building, Convalescent Home CONVALESCENT HOME, facing lithia park, Ashland Milk nnd Rest Cure; also take doctors' patients and give best of caro. Terms reasonable. Mrs. W. M. Barber, 153 Graulto St Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wl son, O. P. A. Attention given. t anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look int our simplified accounting method, Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phon) 157-R. Farm lioans ROGUE RIVER FARM LOAN ASS'N Loans to pay mortgages and foi agricultural. Attorney E. H. Hurd, Secy .-Tress.. 411 Medford Bids. Osteopaths I R. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians, 416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phonl 904-J-2. Residence 26 S. Laurel St, DR. W. W.' HOWARD OstoopathU Physician. Special attention given to eye, ear, nose and throat. 3 Of Liberty building. Phone 496. Physicians nnd Bargeons T. O. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Specialty, Eye, Ear, Nobs and Throat. Guesses scientifically fitted and properly adjusted. Office 314-315 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grape and Main Sts. i 1 DR. J. J. EMMONS Physician and Surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat.' Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. R. Co., Medford Bldg. - Phone 667. ' : DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician - and Surgeon.' Offices Medford Bldg. Phone 106. Residence 118 Genesee. St. Phone 165-J-2. DR. A.. BURSGLL Physician and surgeon, 312 to 314 Medford Bldg. Entrance 35 N. Central.' Special attention to spine. Phone 29. . Piano Instructions FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher of Piano- and - Harmony. Composing, Arranging. Studio 318 Liberty Bldg. Phone 72. . SADIE : E. LACY Piano instructor. Special. work for children.. Studio 301 Liberty Bldg. Phone 157-J. , 88 ..Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the oest equipped, printing office In Southorn Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices, 27 N. Fir St. ' Rag Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUG . WORKS makes riuff rugs from old and worn carpets' and rugs. Phone 610-M. 706 Pine St. ' Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. office 42 North Front St; Phone (15.. Prloes right. Bervico guar anteed. . .... DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Anything moved day or night. Service irarted. 29 Ornpe. Phono: Office 644, or resi dences 047-R or 200. tf Upholstering J. WE1S Upholstery. Manufacturer of overstuffed fnrniture. Full line of materials. Draperies made . to orden We-do all- kinds of upholster, lng. Wo deliver and will call nnd show-samples. Phone 302, Jackson ville, Ore.