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Important Changes
Workmen's
SALEM, Ore., April 13. (Special)
Important among the laws enacted
at the last session -of -the . legislature
having to do with the' administration
of the workmen's compensation act
-ya one introduced by Representa
tive Fuller of Polk county which
provideB that the benefits of ' this
law shall be extended, to . all sala
ried peace officers of the state, coun
ty 1 and municipal corporations' This
amendment becomes effective on
May 28. ' " ';L''' "
Cities and towns desiring to re
ject the act 'should -notify thelnduB
trial accident commission by May 28,
otherwise they will not have nn op
portunity to file their rejection until
a year from that dateV ' -A similar
ruling applies to- county court with
Relation to Bhcriffs and their depu-tles.-
Thls amendment includes a spec
ial provision that municipal corpo
rations that have provided by ordi
nance or charter compensation' 'for
peace officers injured in the course
of their employment, such officers
shall not be ehtltled' to the benefits
of the net. . This provision appar
ently was intended to exclude police
officers in the city of Portland.
Senate Bill No. U4 introduced by
Senator Magladry Include a number
of amendments to the present Work
men's compensation act, intended to
clear up the status of workman.
In years past the commission has
had considerable trouble in deter-
mining whether certain workmen)
were enTployees, piece workers or
independent contractors.. Especially
was this true in cases of men cm
ployed In station work. Under the
new amendment this difficulty is
eliminated through a provision Hint
"whenever workmen associate them
selves together under a partnership
' agreement or as Individuals enter
Into a contract, the principal pur
pose of which is the' .performance
of labor on a particular piece of
work, such work to bo performed by
themselves or with the assistance of
other workmen employed by them,
all such workmen shall be deemed
employees of the persons having such
work done, and not independent
contractors."
, Another Important amendment
provides a penalty for failure to no
tify the commission that a person Is
to engage in,1 a - hazardous occupa
tion, .
The exuding law provides that no
-person, firm or corporation shall cn-
gaga as an employer in any hazard
ous occupation unless and until such
person, firm or corporation shall
have filed with the Industrial Accident-
commission a statement that
Bald person, "firm or corporation in
tends to engnge in such an occupa
tion ana describes the same.
The' amendment provides that "if
any person, firnt or Corporation shall
engage in any hazardous occupation
as defined by this act, and does not
file such notice with the commission,
and any workman working for said
person, firm or corporation shall re
icelve an accidental Injury in the
course of his employment, such in
jured employe, or, if death results
from the injury, his widow, children
or other dependents shall, elect
whether to take under the act or
secure a remedy direct against such
person, firm or corporation.
"If the injured employe elects to
come under the act, he shall assign
to the state Industrial Accident com
mission his cause of action, and the
commission may recover from his
employer the amounts the commis
sion has expended, for compensation,
'WVS aid. etc."
' Th.
rhe experience ratlnir nton h.
been changed by ' amendment.
' Under1 the present law an employer
working under the workmen's com
pensation act starts at a base rate.
If his experience rating is good his
rating can be reduced 30 per cent.
On the other hand, If hlg experience
rating is bad his rating may be ad
vanced to 16 per cent above base.
Under tho new law no person shall
receive more' than 10 per cent for
good experience, and the 15 per cent
penalty for bad experience is elimi
nated.: This change In the law will
i undoubtedly be a great benefit, as
the is per cent penalty for bad ex
perience, or bad luck, has caused
much-dissatisfaction In the past.
Another amendment nrnvtrina thnf
all employers paying $20 or less per
year into the fund shall not receive
WANTED
To Buy for pash
. All Your
Second Hand Furniture
KOBDOFl WOOLT
UP FATHER
Made in State
Compensation Law
any dividend or be benefitted " by
good experience. This change was
made for the reason that.theso small
accounts were carried at- a loss. It
was declared unfair ' to other em
ployers that these ' small accounts
should be ;given the benefit of good
experience and a dividend.
START ON HONEYMOON
NEW YORK, April 10. A honey
moon that started in a phaeton half
a century old was being continued in
an automobile today by James Still-
man Rockefeller and his bride, the
former Nancy Cnrnegle.
Leaving the scene of the ceremony
at Dungeness, Cumberland iHland, (in.,
tho home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Cnrnegle, II., yes
terday, tho newlyweds were transport
ed in a beribboned phaeton to a yacht
that took them to. Fera'ndina, Gu..
where an automobile awaited them.
They started north and their trip will
extend abroad.'
Air Race to Reach Pulp;
LIVERPOOL,, April 10. Orottir
AlgarsKon, the young' Rt-Itlsh Colum
bian explorer who plans to make a
dash to the north pole by airship, rac
ing Captain Donld Amundsen's air
plane expedition, has arrived here and
is awaiting the blimp to be used by
his party. '
DOCTORED Alii WINTER, FINDS
RKI.IW
"I doctored nil winter and It didn't
help a bit, but FOLEY'S HONEY &
TA It COMPOUND was Just the thing
for my cough and cold," writes Mrs.
Henry Daniel. Rerrysburg. Penn. FO
LEY'S HONEY & TAR COMPOUND
is one of the largest selling cough
medicines In the world. Contains no
opiates Ingredients nre printed on
each carton, flood for old and young.
Refuse substitutes. Insist upon FO
LEY'S. Sold everywhere.
HELP WANTEt) FEMALE
WANTED Young woman for perma-
nent position In dental office. Box
R. H., Mail Tribune. 22
WANTED Woman to do housework.
625 No. Riverside. 23
WANTED Competent woman for
general housework. Phone Mrs.
Shepard, 1020. 22
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED A position as a practical
nurse. Mrs. snaw, 103 7 -K. . 23
WANTED Competent electrician
wants house wiring, city or country.
Address Box 7-R, Tribune. 22
WANTE"b Position as assistant
seamstress. Call 1077. 29
WANTED inSCBXIiAN ROUS
WANTED Anyone wishing to hire
pasture, for cattle enquire of -A.'-fi.
Furry. Phone 9-F-4. . " 27
WANTED Wool. Phone 292-Y.
Osenbrugge. . .-''-
J. J.
23
WANTED Eggs. -Will pay 26c per
dozen. Medford Feed Co. 397 S.
Front. . 24'
WANTED Old style marblo top table.
Phone 959 after six. - 26
WANTED Copy of Jaquin Miller's
"Specimens," either to' buy or read.
Medford Book Store. 25
WANTED Cane seat chairs to make.
ny r, liaay. Plum street, West
Side. -24
WANTED To rent five room house,
furnished or unfurnished. Box R.
R., Mnll Tribune. 22
WANTED Local and long distance
hauling. Jesse Richardson, Central
Point Feed Store. i . 33
WANTED 77 7 lawnmowers to sharp
en and adjust. Phone 261-J. We
call for and deliver. Liberty RcDrir
Shop. tf
General Gas
General Tires
Valvoline Oil
Free Crankcase Service
Jones & Kirkpatrick
Aeal Service Statical
MUDPonm mate TmVivm, mnvcmTi, onKfloy, 'nnTRfciuv. : -awitl w - jm
. -9 ., - " &L -
' HELP YVANTUfi MALE!
WANTED Experienced car salesman
to sell small cars. Chance to make
money for the right man. Hlttson
Mutors. 27
WANTED Competent man for gen
eral orchard work who understands
tractor. Permanent position. House
on ranch. Box 35, Mail Tribune.
....'" tf
WANTED Medford agent for the
Portland Telegram. Make appllca
tlon'by 10 a ,m., April 10. Tribune,
liox O. H. 44.1 22
WANTED Experienced turn down
man and edgerman for saw mill.
Phone 431-J. ' 25
. FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Two room apartment,
sleeping porch, garage. tilti N. Cen
tral. 23
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment, electric range. Adults. Phone
504-R. tf
FOR RENT Apartment, rooms and
garage. 124 King street. 18tf
FOR RENT Nice thoroughly fur
nished modern apartments, Hotol
Ilollund. Phone 710. tf
FOR TtlTN
nOUSKKUEPlNG ROOMS
FOR RENT Modern furnished house
keeping room, 345 No. iiartlctt.
l'hiine 753-M. 22tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing aparament Riverside Apts.
Phono 457-J.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing and bachelor apartments. 234 E.
Oth. Phono 9C5-R. 40
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms,
511 So. Central. 14tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished house
keeping rooms. Electric range.
Adults. Phono G04-R. tf
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Restaurant oh North
Central, opposite Tumlin Dox Fnc-tcn-y.
Inquire F. F. Clark. 27
FOR RENT 1C0 acres pasture, plenty
water and good fence. 829 K. 9th. 22
FOR RENT Ranch, good Improve
ments, 20 acres cultivated. Will lake
work on place for rent. Box -W. U.,
Mall Tribune. 27
FOR RENT flood saddle horses, one'
block west of Berrydalo store. Barn
on the right. 24
FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE
Members Medford Realty Board
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REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
In All Its Branches '
BALES :: RENTALS ::' LOANS :: INSURANCE
Bungalows New, double construction throughout, oak floors,
fireplaces, garage, cement driveway. Easy terms.
BROWN & WHITE AGENCY, Inc.
12 East Main 8t, ' """
,2600 f,300 cash. Terms. B rooms, sleeping porch, shower bath,
garage, woodshed, electric range and tank heater, fireplace, corner lot.
Non-resident owner Bays sell.
$3500 $700 cash. Terms. 9 rooms, sleeping po'rches, garage, two lots.
A-l condition.
f.2700 1000 cash. Terms. 6 rooms, Bleeping porch, two lota planted
to berries and garden. Beautiful shade trees. All assessments paid,
Oood street.
J2500 ?400 cash. Balance less than rent 4 rooms, fireplace, sleeping
porch, shower bath, big lot. Non resident owner.
. If you want a home In town or country, see us.
t So. Central J. C. BAfeNES, Real Estate Phone 409 or 447-L-2
OWNER LEAVING
New 4-room modern home, close In on east side; screen porch, plastered,
cement foundation and stationary tubs. Largo lot, all assessments paid.
For three days we offer this exceptional buy nt V'.OOO on reasonable tca-ms.
CHARLES
"To Buy
PhPr
no 728
von RENT nol'SES
FOR RENT 8 room house. Closo in.
Phone 882-R or 617-L. tf
FOR RENT Houses, Brown at White.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Room and bourd In pri
vate family, with garage. Reason
able. Oil S. Riverside.. Phone
240-L. . 24
FOR P.ENT Nice sleeping rooms.
nam. Men. z-ts i. Orape. tf
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCIIANC1E-
-Two closo In real
tor farm. Phono
24
dences to trade
200.
TAKEN UP
TAKEN UP 3 year old Jersey or
Guernsey bull,- branded bar eleven
on right hip, Owner can hnvo same
for paying for this notice. O. S.
Blackford. Central Point, Ore. 23
FOR 8AL15 IIOMTCS
FOR KALE Modern bungalow, close
In, 7 rooms, 2 flro places, bath rirst
floor,' toilet and lavatory- second
floor: built in features: gurntre. An
unusual buy. Ruv. F. R. Lench. 16
S. Laurel St. 27
FOR SALE Cheap, good 7-room
house, f3b00. -
5 acres and 4-room bungalow,
J2650.
$G-rooms $1400; $200 down.
4-room modern $2250; $500 down.
Fine pear orchards cheap. Call
690-L or 372. 120 North Front St.
42
FOR SALE If you want n bargain for
cash in a nice house of 5 rooms and
bath, close in, on paved street, all
assessments paid in, full, nice blue
grass lawn, fruit ?t.ees, roses. Ad
dress Owner, care 'this office. tf
FOR SALE PODMWI AND EGOS
FOR., SALE Rhode Island Red
hatching- eggs: also havo space In
incubator for 250 eggs for hatching.
Phone 1058. 619 N. Barlett. 24
FOR SALE From 100 to 300 trap
nested laying White Leghorn pul
lets. Mrs. C. Carey. Phone E41-J-1.
Talent.1 . t
FOR SALE O. A. q. Barred Rock
eggs for batching. Phone 201-.T.
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BUY IT OR TRADE FOR IT
A fne City Home am paving, well
constructed and nearly now, hardwood
floor.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE?
FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY
(Walter ri. Leverette)
Medford Building '' Medford, Ore.
I
Ol
A. WING
Your Hoije'
' Palm Block, Medford, Oregon
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FOR SALE AX7TOMOBILES
FOR SALE First check for $76 takes
1917 Ford touring, repaired and re
finished this ycur. : Box 30, Mail
Tribune. 22
FOR SALE nulck Six Sedan in fine
condition. Best buy In town. Hltt
son Motors. 27
FOR SALE Special Six Studebakcr
touring. Looks' like new. Priced
right. Hittson Motors. 27
FOR SALE Baby Overland touring.
Cheap. Hlttson Motors. 27"
FOR SALE Scrips Booth touring,
new tires, paint Job, runs like new.
price right. ' Hlttson Motors. " 27.
FOR SALE Little Oakland touring.
Five wire wheels, '. good .rubber.
Hillson Motors. 27
FOR SALE Hudson Super-Six, dnndy
buy. Hlttson Motors., 27'
FOR SALE Maxwell ton and half
fvuck; newly painted; good body to
haul' fruit. Price attractive. Arm
strong Motors. . 27
i'OH SALE Ford roadster, good buy.
Armstrong Motors. 27
FOR SALE Auburn Six touring cur,
looks and runs like new. Ready to
i o anywhere. Priced right. Arm
strong Motors. 27
FOR SALE 1924 Star sedan In fine
condition. $500, terms. Phono 123.
Mrs. Martin. 24
FOR SALE One nearly now Packard
7-passengor touring car. The best
buy in Jackson county. Easy pay-
' ments. You can't wear out a Pack
ard. See ChaB. B. Howard, the
Klamath Fulls Btage man. Phone
1129. . 23
FOR SALE 1925 Star coupe (sport).
Bargain for cash; terms considered.
Owner must Bell. Geo. A. ltobinson.
Prospect, Ore. 23
FOR BALE Ford touring, without
starter. .Mist been overliuulert. $100
cash. 742 West 14th street. Tel.
840-X.
FOR SALE Ford roadster, late '23,
Diamond oversize cord tires, good
its new. . Extras. At your own price.
Also one 3-bottom 10-Inch tractor
plow, used one week. ' 3100. Box 7,
Talent. 22
FOR SALE Maxwell rondstor. suit
able for making delivery or bug.
Bargain. Address Box A, Mall
Tribune. tf
FOR SALE Bulck. 718 W. Main. tf
FOR SALE REA7j KSTATE
FOR SALE Or will trado for good
Ford car, 10 acres on Crater Lake
highway, eight miles from Medford;
also -Brunswick phonograph creap.
'HH South Oakdale avenue. - 22
FOR SALE Ranch, 1200. Good closo
In property nt Ashland. Good for
chickens or vegetable farm. Box 05,
Mull Tribune. ' 22
FOR SALE 20 acres near Medford.
iau ni imperial rooms, mono
60-R. Mrs. Wltchor. 22
FOR'SALE 220 aero stock ranch on
Trail creek. No reasonable offer re
fused. T. C. Unlnes, Trail. ' 80
FOR SALE OR TRADE For Med
ford city property, 60 acres 'farm
land two and one-half miles from
! city; under irrigation ditch; Hub
bard Bros. : ' 24'
FOR SALE 240 acre stock ranch, llv
lng springs, wood, timber, outsldo
runge, In foothills, 20 miles north of
Modford.- Terms. I Sagar, Mo
doc Orchard. . 41
FOJt SALE Several farms, good val
ues, easy terms, low Interest. O. C.
Boggs, Atty ror State Land Board
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SACRIFICE 8ALE 10.000 acres as.
' ported alfalfa, grain, orchards and
stock ranches. 1 acre tracts and
up. Price 5 per acre up. 6 and 10
year's time. Ranches for rent and
exchange. Gold Ray Realty com
pany, owners, ion. nrape Ht tr
FOR KALE LIVESTOCK
FOll SALE A few fresh young cows
and some coming rresh soon. R. L.
, Hague, one and half miles north
Medford. End DcBarr live.
FOR SALE Two good Jersey milk
cows, $50 each or both for 390. A
bargain. Inquire Geo. B. Harris,
Huncrest orchard, Talent, Ore. 26
FOR SALE 1200 lb. work horse,
young and sound. Good worker.
- Brookbank Orchards. Phone 14-F-6.
24
FOR SALE Six extra good fresh
cows: also year old Jersey bull. M
Walsh on South Peach street, just
nmHine city limits. 43
INSURANCE
FIRE-
AUTOMOBILE
PLATE GLASS
ACCIDENT HEALTH
"Insure In tho best companies
It costs no more."
CARL Y. TENGWALD
Hoftl Holland Building
Member Realty Hoard
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FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
Foil SALE Jersey heifers 4 weeks
old. ChcnHi. Phone 89S-J. 24
FOR SALE Two saddle horses.
Phone or call at ltoxy Aim Orchard.
24
FOR HALE Eight good logging or
farm hursos from $75 to $160 per
houd. Inquire from Superintend
ent of Owen Oregon Lumber Co.,
FOR SALE My entire herd of pure
bred Jersey cows and heifers. Phone
3L-F-13. Jacksonville. 23
FOB, SAfcB SnSCKiaiANEOIJS
FOR SALE Somo loose nlfalfa hay.
Jacksonville, Ore, -b , K.-Hybee. 24
FOR SALE Western Electric farm
lighting plant, with complete set of
new batteries, at a sacrifice. Phone
903. 25
FOR SALE Progressive everbearing
Btrawborry plums. Will bear this
year. W. T. Jennlng, 1023 East
Main. Phono 57K-L. 23
FOR SAL)
! Tomato plants. C. Cary,
Address Talent. lf
341-J-l.
FOR SALE Cabbage plants, 10c per
dozen. Monarch Heed Co. 20"
FOR HALE Homo canned fruit In
glass cans. Johnson Pi-uduce Co. 23
FOR SALE 2 Inch canvas hose In
good condition. Inquire Berrydnle
Store. 22
FOR SALE
-Kale soed. Farm Bu
26 reau.
FOR SALE Carey safe, 2nd hnnd,
heavy oak countor, Medford Book
Store. 25"
FOR SALE Chick food,
33.80 per
26
cwt. Monarch Soed Co.
FOR SALE 0 volt 11-plate Auto but
teries. 1 year guarantee $10.7 5.
Phoenix Battery Shop. 24
FOR SALE Or trade on car, Bruns
wick phonograph. Apart. No. 26.
217 S. Riverside. 24
FOR SALE Yellow Dent seed corn.
Phono 835-W. 23
FOR SALE 4 -burner gas stove, prac
tically new. Phono 936-K. tf
FOR SALE C. D. 90 Western electric
plant. W. W. Gregory, Medford.
R. 3. 23
FOR SALE 1 Clotrac tractor, 1 dou
ble disk tractor harrow, 1 tractor
gang plow, 1 smoothing harrow.
Cheap for cash. Geo. A. Mansfield,
Prospect, Ore. Phone 22-X-13. tf
FOR SALE Uran, $2 per sack, 100
ins. Alunarcn Seod Co. tt
FOR SALE 32.40 buys number 1
xaKima xsctted Gems at our ware
house, free from frost damage and
no black spots which nppear In
most potatoes shipped from Idaho
points, a few. cunts Is nothing to
compare with quality In buying po
tatoes. Johnson Produce Co., 241
N. Fir St. Phone 97. tf
FOR SALE Attention I Smith's sum
mer rates on pine now In effect.
32.76 a tier. Discount on larger or
ders. Phune 1103. Control Point
S8-X-2. 331
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa.
i8-R-l.
tf
FOR SALE Seed potatoes of early
varieties, treasonable Prices. John
son Produce Co. tf
FOR SALE OR TRACE) Autos and
furniture. New phonographs and
records half price. IK N. Grape, tf
business omntrroRT
FOR INFORMATION Carpenter's
iocai iB4u. l'nono 347-1,. Meets
at fjmith hall every Friday night,
J 2 8 North Grape, botween 6th and
6th streets. '
Eipc.it Accountant
WILSON AUDITINO CO. E. M. Wll.
son, C. F. A. Attention given ta
anything In accounting and Inoome
iTax requirements. ' Look Into our
simplified accounting method, Llb
erty 'Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R.
i
Used Ford Gars
That Are
Guaranteed
. ' i
- , :: . , , . ; ,(
. 30 Days Service
it interested in a used car
be sure and see us.
J)G E. Gates Auto Co.
oPSflE NINTH ,
99-
McMnua
AN" IME WIFE. O
llC AJSe
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys
REAMES & REAMES Lawyers, ot-
iice in .Ltiueny uunuing.
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & Q R B K N E
Abstracts of Tltlo, Rooms 3 and 5
No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON COUNT'S
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
and Title Insurance.
The only complete
Tltlo SysteiW la
Juckson County. )
A. E, - KELLOGG Abstractor of
Titles, Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable
Jackson County Abstractor. Over
twenty years' experience In the
eounty. Phone 6-J-2 Gold Hill. tt
Building Supplies and Rooflna-
STANDARD ROOFING AND BDILD-
EKq SUPPLY CO. Build UP Roof
ing, Ashland Granite Top. 16 years
guarantee. Best grade of root pa
per cement. Pressed brick, plain and
faced wall blocks, foundation ce
ment blocks, fire place brick, all
colors. All matorlal Class A. Port
land Beaver Cement for sale. As
phalt by ton, barrel or pound. Tel
ephone 718-X.
Cftlropractlc Physicians
DR. 'A. R. HEDGES Neo-Ecleotle
Physician. DR. LOUISE K.
HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro
, praetor. - Mechano-Therapy, Spon
dylocherapy, Food Sciences, Chlro
practice. Office: Stowart Bids;.,
255 E. Main St. Phones: Oftlos
170; Res. 170-J-2.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN -Chlropractlo
Ncrvo Specialist. Office hours 9-1 S,
2-6, 203-206 Liberty Bldg. Office:
Phone 680. Res. phone 1027.
Dentists
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. Phone
(1(19. Res. 770. Office hours S S.
ln. 6 p. m. Evening and Sunday bt
appointment. . ,
DR. H. E. MURPHlf DentlstrT.
Denial X-liny. Phone 77, oftlos
Socond floor Medford Bldg.
Pumltnre
REPAIR1NO OF ALL KINDS of fur
mture, work done at your home ot
at our shop. A. N. Thlebault. Tsl.
HliO-R. - . v.
Insurance -
EARL 8. TUMY All forms of Insur
ance: Flro, Auto, Life, Accident,
Bonds. 1'hone 402. 20 Liberty
Bldg. r "
Money to Tvoan '
J. B. ANDKEWS Buys and sells
mortgages and loans money on good
security. 81 N. Urape St. Phone
C3-M. ' ' ' ' 146
Funeral Director
PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth
ana unKdaie. Ambulance servloe,
Phone 47.
stosunrati
TUB OREGON GRANITB CO.
Monuments. B. A. Hicks, General
Manager, P. M. Kershaw, Bclaa
Manager, 103 E. Sixth St., Medford.
Osteopaths.
DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINB
cakiajw osteopathia Physicians
410-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 804-J-3.
Residence 26 South Laurel St.
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teaoher of
piano and Harmony.. Studio Sit
Liberty Bldg., Phone 72.
Prln tors and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
est equipped printing office la
Bouthern Oregon, ' Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland, prjoes. 1 87 N. Fir St,
Ftransfer.'
1
BADS TRANSFER at STORAGE CO.
Office 22 North Front St. Phone
II 6. Prices right. Servloe. guar
anteed. . ,
1 .
DAVIS TRANSFER A 8TORAOB
uu. Anytning moved, day or night
Service guaranteed. ' 29 S. Grip.
Phone 644. or residence 1060;'
Upholstering
J. WEI8 Upholstery, Manufacturer
of overstuffed, furniture. Full line
of materials. Draperies made to
order. We do all kinds of uphol
stering. We deliver and will call
and show samples. Phone SOt
Jacksonville, Ore. - -
VETERINARY
MEDFORD VETERINARY HOSPIT
AL, Dr. E. C. McCulloch, Graduate
Veterinarian. Office consultations
free. Corner Orape and Fifth, Med
ford, Ore. Phone 369 Day or
night,
Window Clenfilng
GEO. A. 8I1ELT Window elean
leaning,
i. bufld-
floor waxing, -Janitor servloe,
Ings, eta Have taken over A. it.
Rhodes' work. Let G serge. dQ is.
Ciwae IM-Mi
o