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Newspaper Page Texto o o . . o o snsflFOOTJ mm Tmmm. MflnFOTrp, onrcfloy.. moxday; xovEMnErt in, mr BRINGING DA.OONC- VOU KNOW MR CHA.TTE.R. THE. me, iNo. ,. yoip H1M to ee voo- S ' WATSW I! ia1 CHRISTIANS FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF KKDLAKDS, Cal., Nov. 10. (A.P.) A rellgioUB quiet ucttJcil down over thia orange bolt city today as partlcl imnts in yesterday's near riot at the Kirst Christian- church prepared to hift the scene of their conflict to San liernardino, the county seat, where opponents of the Kev. It. Glenn Ed wards, formerly of Yuma, Ariz., hoped to obtain the assistance of, law on torcement otfielnls in their efforts to oust him from the pulpit. Sunday morning: services were thrown into an uproar yenterdny when Garner O. Osdick,.. son-in-law of Jus tice G. G. Mclver, leader of the forces opposing Edwards, arose from his pew us the pastor began to speak. Reminding the congregation that at ft meeting: last Friday Mr. Edwarun "had been voted out of the pulpit by 1-13 members,'1 Osdick inquired point edly of the clergyman whether he in tended to bow to the will of the 143. The pastor replied that he did not, explaining that since there are 415 members of the church the will of the 143 was but the will of a minority. His remarks were made with diffi culty after shouts of "throw him out," "Hit down," "let him speok" und the singing of "Nearer My God to Three," by the choir. One of the few women prosent,at the services which were ex pected to be stormy in view of a month long clash of factions favoring and opposing the retention of Edwards as pastor, attempted to quell the tumult- by hastening to the pulpit and, with her hand on the Bible, appealing for peace. t Her voice was lost in a sea of shoutlngr, hoots and catcalls. Quiet came eventually when about 100 members walked out of the church in "a peaceful demonstra tion." Later Osdick ' announced he and other members of his faction would go to San Bernardino today, "to seek a criminal complaint against the pas tor." and the three elders, charging them with disturbing a religious meet ing. Ho alleged that Edwards and his supporters by "invading" tho church after tho pastor had been "de posed," were to blame for tho result ant uproar. KING TUT'S BODY LITERALLY MASS OF RARE JEWELS CAIRO, Nov.- 10. (A. P.) -J-The treasures found In the tomb of the boy king. Tut-Ankh-Amen. soon will bo brought to tho Cairo museum for exhibition. Moanwbllo as they are being finished the tomb will bo cuosed to visitors. Ths evidence thus far adduced through a ninepection of the mummy In Its coffin of gold tends to show thnt It Is of a male, not yet on adult and that when death enmc tho person was greatly emaciated. Tho mummy was not resioved from Its case, but Instead the wrappings about It were cut through from the mask to the feet. Owing to tho fraglno condition of tho wrappings, tho greatest care .had to bo exercises, ' During the work a large number of Interesting and beautiful obpects wore brought to view. Tho ministry of works here says that both forearms of the mummy were loaded with mag nificent Jewess. Other objects brough to light were armulets and collarettes. A superb gold dagger with 'a srystal handle, bracelets of Intricate work manship and finger rings of divers materials. Another dagger also was found und several large Inlaid orna ments, beads anl circlets. On each ankle of Tut-Ankh-Amen wero golden circles and on each toe, each finger, a golden stall. Only the lower part of the body nnd the limbs of the phnrnoh had been exposed to the view of the workers. In the tomb last Friday and the operation Is f such a delicate nnture'thnt further progress will be alow. As soon as possible, the objects wdofnnd wi be cleaned nnd restored, after which they will be brought here and placed o nexhlbltlon. Tlio Abnormal Menace. ' "WASHINGTON Becnuse he thinks abnormal personalities cost tho Unit-, ed States a billion dollars, a year. Dr. Arthur MacDonald w.Wts con gress to establish a laboratory for study of tho mntter. Cook with sasf IT UP FATHER OH: He OlO-EH' well VOO CO HOME. -1 DON'T QO To HEM? -IvosUx'k PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 1 G (A. P.) Cattle slow; receipts cattio 4010 (i!8 through); calves 440; steers, medium S7tf(S,?5; common $i$7: canner and cutter steers $4,50 4) G; heifers, com mon and medium $4.50gfl; cows, good, common and medium $3.50 ftt 5.25; canners and cutter SI .50 ffl 3.50; bulls, good (hoof yearlings excluded) lift 5; common to medium (canners and bolognas). $3(4; calves, medium to choice (milk, feds excluded) Jfi U; culls and commons $4.50ff((6; veal ers. medium to choice 59(511; culls and common $59. Hops 25ii'50c lower; receipts 3780 (474 through). Heavy weight (250 to 350 lbs.)' medium, good and choice tll.S0V12; medium weight (200 to 2" lbs,) medium, good and choice $11.50(6 12.25; light weight (160 to 200 lbs.) common, medium, good and choice I 2 Ti 1 2.50; light light:? (130 to TOO) lbs.) common, medium, good and choice $11.60 12.25; pack ing hogs (rough and smooth) $S.60 10.50; slaughter pigs (90 to 130 lbs.) medium, good and choice 51 Iff? 11.50; fqeder and stocker pigs (70 to 120 lbs.) medium, good and choice $11 (Soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs excluded in above quotations.) Sheep steady; receipts 290. Lambs, good and choice, Mt. Adams. $12i 13; medium 'to good (valley) Slltf' 12.50; heavy weight (92 lbs up) ?9(R 11: all weights, culls and common $9 ff? 1 0; yearling wethers, medium to choice $8 t 1 1 ; ewes, common to choice $4 9; canners and culls $1.50 &;L Eggs . PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 10. (A. P.) Eggs steady; receipts Increasing. Cm-rent receipts 46c; fresh medium : 37 3Rc: fresh standard firsts 47 47 'fcc: fresh standard extras 48 ' 4!)c: fresh undersized Mlpsx'Ac. Butter Butter steady: extra cubes, city 55c: standards 54c; prime firsts 52c; firsts 60c; undergrade nominal; prints 57c; cartons 58c. Milk steady. Best churning cream 55c net shippers track in zone ono. Cream delivered Portland, 5iic. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.00 cwt. f.o.b. Portland. Poultry , Poultry firm; turkeys higher. Heavy bens 20 f 27c; light 18 A'-1 9c: springs 24f 25c: " broilers 2Dff30c; young white ducks 22f.25c; dressed turkeys 42 & 43c. Potatoes Potatoes steady $2.50 3. Onions steady $1.75. Portland Wlicst. PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 16. (A. P.) Wheat: HUB hard whjlo, $1.54; hard white, bluestem, baart, $1.52; soft white $1.18: western white, $1.47; northern spring, hard winter, $1.41: western roil. $1.4.1. Today's car receipts Wheat, 148: barley, 1: flour, ij); corn, 3; oats, 3: hay, 15. I California Apples SAN FRANCISCO, : Nov. 10. (A. P.) (Federal Slate Market ' News Service.) Apples: Cullfornla belle flowers, San Francisco $l.50fr2; Jonathans fancy $l.0tff 1.75; new towns fancy, four tier $1.75 1.90; 314 tier $l.!l0i 2.10; Washington: Jona thans xf S2W2.26; fancy 1.752; C grade $l.fi01.7fi; Itomes fancy large $2.262.60; choice $1.75W2: delic ious fancy and xf $3 3.50: Oregon: Winter bannnss fancy $2.260 2.50; C grade $l.851r2.25; spltzonberg xf '$2. 60fr2. 76: fancy $2.262.60: C grade $1.85.2.15; newtowns xf $2.25 (g 2.35; fancy $l.!lOffi 2.10. . Pears: Winter jiells $33.60; No. 2, $22.25; poor packs low as $1.60; Oregon d'AnJou fancy $3.604. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16. (A. P.) Butterfat f. o. b.. San Fran cisco, 86c. Ministers Kxcliutigc. VANCOfVER, B. C. Twenty min isters of Washington and Oregon ex changed pulpits with a like number of Vancouver clergymen In observ ance of an international good will Sunday. WANTED To Bay for Cask . ill Tout Second Stnd Furniture BOCDOFPftWOOLT 1 1 The Markets "VET'b - TELL M CHCTTEI TO COME RIGHT OVEt? - 7 VE-b I'll ee ) 1925 bv 1nt-l Feature Crrst Qntnn urM INDIANS DYING OFF. NEWPORT, Orell Nov. 10. Tins Indian ttKcnry operated at Slictz. since JftfiO is being closed on ac count of lack of business. Eilwln L. Chulcraft who. bus been In charse since IK 14 has been transferred to Seattle, It was pointed out , tliat tho Indians have died off rapidly during the past few years and that now there are many more white per sons on the reservation than Indians. HKLP WANTED tMAIjE WANTED Salesman. A man not afraid to hustle, to travel in Oregon and Washington. Good money, real proposition. Only live wire need apply. Call between 9:30 a. m. and noon; 2:30 p. m, and G p. m. Satur day or Monday, at - Palm Mock, Rooml. ' 204 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Work by middle aged FOR RENT New 4-room furnished man. Hotel, restaurant, grocery . bungalow. Ready Dec. 1st. Inquire clerk, or ranch. References fur- 530 S. Central. 205 nished. Phone 41 or Box 300, Ccn- ..: " . tial Point Ore 20U FOR RENT Neat cottage, cheap. ' , Apply 500 So. Fir. 203 WANTED Steady work by boy 18, ! - m . TT large for age: high school graduate; "OR RENT Two furnished bunga does not smoke.. Box C. C Mall lows S20 and $30. Inquire at tl Tribune. 210 I Hou11' Flr- WANTED By carpenter, work by day or Job. . Phone 210. 205 WANTED Sewing to do at my home. 1022 West 4th street. 205 WANTED Dressmaking and child ren's' sewing; remodel and altera tion. 701 W. Jackson street. Phono 1112. 204 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Small home. 4' rooms In good condition, not to exceed $1800, down payment of $200, balance $15 monthly. Address W; B. A., Mall Tribune. , WANTED To lease on shares, or- i chard with building. By experienc- ed orchardist. Address Box O, Mall ' Tribune. 200 i WANTED Good country homo for Alrdale dog. Call 633 Pine street. 200 .1 wo nouns, ror tew monms. Airs. Curl D. Bowman. 205 WANTED Have room and board for two In private family. 210 Laurel street. Phono 1200. 208 WANTED Tn buy your used heat ers and cook stoves. Thu Mcdford Exchange. 200 WANTED To buy 20 or 24 Inch lathe about 0 or 10 feet long. In first class shape. Call, at 12 Mistle toe, or phone 1174. 205 WANTED Furniture repairing, A. N. Thlbault. Tol 009-11. 200. WANTED Junk. Pat's Second Hand store buys everything. 1500 Prune Hlreet. 64.''L. 106 WANTED Cash on Id for hides, wool, pelts and furs. Johnson Prodtine Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phono 97. 176tf WANTED Large cotton rags. Mull Tribune. WANTED Will pay caBh for UBed pianos. Weeks ft Orr. Medford. Is Your Car f Properly Lubricated? Eighty per cent of repairs are en used poor lubrieatiou. all by Jones & Kirkpattick Real Service Stations Salem , Medford FOLLOWING ADVERTISER! ARE Member 9 Medford Realty Board SMALL RANCHES AT SMALL PRICE. Ten acres. Fine Tree soil, east slope. Fine for gnrthm nnd ono of the ideal poultry locations in the vJley. On fine road on west side of valley. Near school. In fine community. This land owned by n?n-residcnt owner. Lotus show you thiand other smnll traots. ', , r Thisdmo con be bought on easy terms and the price is $1250, 6 So. Centra jr. 0. BARNES Phone 409 or 010-7 HERE. : sS W fID . Service. Ink reserved FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING IJOOM8 l-'Olt ItlC.VT HouselteeplUK rooms. 310 No. Bartlett. 207 FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeep ing rooms. Reasonable, 32 5 So. Ivy. S'2-J. S"8 FOR UF.NT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Closo In. Phono 05f-K. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 310 No. Bartlett. 204 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms and sleeping rooms, steam heat; also one two-room house, 24U So. Riverside. Phono S92-H. 206 ROOM AND HOARD FOR RENT Room with board, 414 S. Riverside. Phone M2-R. 2011 FO IIRENT Rooms, vlh h-onr Without. Uast Side. Phono S7-R. FOR RENT noriSES FO RRENT Largo 8-room house, bath, garage, sleeping porch, nice yard. 727 So. Central. Phono 452-1... 20G FOR RENT New 4-room duplex, electric range, fire place, many bullt-ins. Phono 13-J or call at 10 So. Newtown. FOR RENT Houaon. Brown & White. FOR RENT EURNlSTlED ROOMS FOR RENT Sleeping room, bnth.' ' Gentlemen only. ; 526 S. Central. . tf FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, both, heat. 316 S. Riverside. 204 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath. I .Men, 245 N. Orape. 205 FOR IIEIVT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 2 rooms and balh. Calljit 412 Lau rel street. 200 FOR RENT Furnished or partly , furnished apartments, front and rear entrance, garage. 317 W. 2nd t street. Phone 745-H. 20'J FOR RENT Bachelor apartments. ' 140 S. Holly. 206 FOR RENT Bachelor apartments. I Rooms. Men, 445 So. Front. 212 ' FOR RENT Furnished apartment. call morning or evening. 221 N. Holly. 204 FOR RENT Apartments, 620 South Fir. 2115 FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Phone 462-If. l'JStt FOR RENT Apartmnms, rooms and garage. 604 W. 10th. 160tf FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Garage 60x100. 20 So. Fir. Inquire upstairs. 210 FOR LEASE Pear and apple or orchards. Particulars. Jewelt. I Phone 038-X. 200tf FOR bALK Al'ltKHOBlLKM FOR SALE Private party will sac rifice late model Hudson, nnd Packard dump truck. 545-M eve. 204 FOR SALE Dudgo car in good con dition, cheap. Inquire Medford Auto Wrecking Co. 204 FOR SALE 1 ton "Special" O. M. C. truck. Wallace Woods Lbr. Yard. Phone 108 tf USED CARS For Sale or Trade , for Real Estate. Borne Real Bargains ! Address "Oars," Mail Tribune. w Me . oiccb - i'm mr . I C HOTTER - THE IM'bUR.AvfrtCE. MAtS.-M CLD TO HANE THIb OPPOR.TOlSt"VY TO tOU FOR BALK BOMF.8 I- FOR SALE House and three lots in 1 Fresno, Calif., to trade for acreage In Rogue River valley. V. E. Bush nell, (Jen. Del., Mcdford. 204 FOR SALE House on pavement, 5 j rooms and sleeping porch, on east side, garage. Small payment down, balance like rent. Phono 410-11 or I 2S0. -ll!) I FOR SALE 5-room, modern homo, J ono mile from city limits on Pacitlc highway; 2 acres of good soil, part in berries1, barn and other Improve ments. Some stock goes with place. $3200 for immediato sale. $400 down, balance like rent. Charles A. Wing, Palm Block. Phono 72S. FOR SALE 7 -room furnished house, woodshed and garage, on good lot. Call 400 Beatty street. 203 FOR SALE New 6-room bungalow. Lnge lot. Brick, and stone tile con struction. Cor. Park and. Dakota, Phone 107-R or call 018 Dakota. 207 FOR SALE Tho fine Collins home at 1417 AVest Main street, six rooms, basement, 'healing plnnt, hardwood floors, fireplace, nice shrubbery, oouUle garage, cement floor. Now vacant. Will sacrifice. Four-SIto Really Agency. 200 FOR SALE New 5 room modern bungalow, small payment down. Balance llko rent. Would consider good used car as part payment. In quire 1022 W. 4th. Phono 1110. 203 FOR SALE New 4-room houso on Vancouver ave. Lots of bullt-ins, fire- place, largo basemont and heating plant. Phone 3U1-X or call at 1000 East 11th. 207 FOR SALE REAU ESTATE FOR SALE Oil LEASE 100 acre ranch, fruit and alfalfa. Good house and barn. Closo in, See C. H. Brown. 200 FOR SALE 12 acres, cheap, mile out. Terms. II. N. Lofland. Phono 470-R. ' 204 FOR SALE OR LEASE 100 acre ranch. Fruit ana alfairu. ooou ' house and barn. Close in. See C. I H. Brown. 204 liTI5 .J1T1.1 lni.nua,l O-nncn nlno. I 14 mile from Glendule, or will trndo for property In or near Medford. Clifford Bally, Glcndalo, Oregon. I 205 FOR SALE OR TRADE About 6 acres, Pacific highway, Four miles from Medford, with 4-room house, 1 situated In Oak Grovo. Good Bear ' Crcok bottom land. Barn, silo, I pouilry "houso, etc. All Irrigated. J Will exchange for Modford prop ort;'. Address II. II., Mall Tribune. J 204 FOR SALE Dairy and fruit ranches. I Laix'e and sniall tracts. City prop erty. J. B. Johnston. Phlno 505-.I. 111 KOIt SALIO Ono, two nnd throo acre tracts, on Kins hlnhway. Ooort terms. Phoiro 5B3-R-3, tf FOR SALK Hovoral fannh, good val uuh, oaHy tonnH, InLorent . O. C. liogga, Atly lor HLulo .Lund Board. tt FOR SALI-i TO KKTTUk ICSTATK JO. K. And.irHon ranrh, Tulmit, Oro. Ono of the oldoHt rniiflion .larkson cnniity, llnH center of TnU'nt Irrita tion DlHtrict with AnderHon crook through cunter, nxcollont dralmiKO own water right, niOHtly bottom lnnd, 2 r 7 an'OH, nil in cultivation, dairy farm for yoara. Just riht for Huli-divldlng. J?imr orchards all around farm. Largo Imrna, throo hoUricH, flowing well MprinK. macadam roudfl, ono milo from rail road and Pacific highway. Aflhlnnd property of late George N. AnderHon, city home, brick block. lolH near high Hchool, timbnr laud and acreage on Wagner crook. 1B7 ae.nm ranch on Andcrnon creek next above tnllcy place; gar den land, fruit, pearM, peaches, uP pleH, plums, vines, blackberry, grapen, etc. Knough wood to pay for place. Good rottdit, fin paaturo land. Hell chenp If taken at pnee. 53 acres, $lf00. Fenced forty seven ncreH under ftuglo Point Ir rigation canal. Ditch and headgateii constructed, K"d drnlnago, two iiillcri from Kagln Point on uornur two county roads. For sale or Rent. One thou wand acres early cattle range, fenced, living springs Into troughs, K0 ' ocres hay land, two million feet tim ber, seven miles north Ashland, on Antolitpe Klopc. K. M. Carter, Trustee. Ashland, Oregon. 205 GENERAL GAS The peppiest, easiest starting, longest mile age gasoline on the mar ket. Sold and distrib uted by home folks. . Jones & Kirkpatrick Sriem Modford "VIV'IJ'.'.'J'.. .-i'-l'. "' r m P7 I WELL. - "" ' ' By George VOlJ beso that cut oowih TO LE. ME? HE tjOLD ME ) a, pouicv r TO f I.OB1 LOST Small brown coin purse con taining a number of keys. Reward if returned to Mail Tribune office. 2011 LOST Persian cat, yellow foreleg. Reward If returned to 415 Front street. , 300 1 LOST Saturday. Pearl sunburst pin. Small diamond In center. Liberal reward. Phono 1)00. 204 FOR SAIjE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE One pure bred Guernsey bull, 3 years old. $7 5. One Red Duroc boar, ready for service, $20. dohn A. Anderson, Central Point. 210 FOR KALE Good cow. 1022 model, come fresh In February. Call 254. . . 204 FOR SALE Airdalo puppies. Phono 132-L. 205 FOR SALE Pollco dog pups, finest bred pups in the U. 8. Priced to sell. 503 S. Central. 208tf FOR SALE Good true team and harness. Cheap. Bert Nichols, R. 4. Phono 10-F-22. 204 FOR SALE Eight extra good cows. Fresh nnd coming fresh at onco. M. Walsh, on Soutti Peach street. Just outsldo clly limits. 201 14 tf FOR SALE 1100 head good breeding owes. Wrlto Alex Anderson. Brownsboro, or phone 12-I,-23, Modford. 204 FOR SALE MIStTKLliANTCOUS FOR SALE 14-ft. shelf ladder and 00 feet of track, complete with hangers and bolts. McDonald's, 225 W. Main street. 200 FOR SALE Oak frnme show cnBO, 5'' foot long, 23 Inches lilgh, 20 Inches wide. Plat glass top. two sliding doors In front, mirror back, una shelf. McDonald's, 225 W. Main St. 200 FOR SALE Refrigerator display counter. 10 feel long, 28 Inches wide, 43 Inches high. Onk frame, plate glass top, double glass with air space all around, largo ico space, McDonald's, 225 Wi Main St. 200 FOR SALE FnlrbankB Morse 15 h. p. gas engine, direct connected to 115 volt d. c. generator, 05 amperes. Burns distillate, kerosene, stove tops, etc. Fine for moving picture house or country II -htlng, will car ry 250 40-watt lamps. First clns.i condition. Reasonable offers con sidered. Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, Ashland, Oregon. 204 FOR 8A LIO Netted gem potatoes, $3.fi5 huudrod. Hwoot potato rsquash 2c, onions 3c. Southern fried chick en und home baking. Flour and feeds cheap, at Tho Pioneer, Phoenix. Phono UuO-R-4. Mrs. K. 13. Wilder. FOR HALK Ilennctt soedling apples ut Lozler dryer, 20!) FOR HAMS OR RKNT Furniture for C-room house. A bnrgaln. If taken - ut onco. 311 North Central Avo. 204 FOR KALK -Old violin. Phone -tfir.-Y. 201 FOR HA MO OK TUA OK Hulky plow, good condition. Phono 84U-Y. 205 FOR SALIC Beautiful houHO on Olds 'mobile truck. A-l condition. Phone 341-J-l. I''OK SAI.IO HIlll-KOS rood hnby hiiK y. Ki. Enimett Crist, FontH Creek, Uold Hill, It. 1. 204 FOR HAMS Used brick. Bast Rldo Orocory. 187tf FOR fiAl.K Cortlfli-d Federation sped wheat. Geo, Hilton. Phone 498-H. 108 BUS1MCSS DIKKCrrOKV MARCniJS ItAOIUM OliK Mlnorul ' The grent norvo and blood build er. ThoUHunds testify to its mer its. You ran't bo sick whon your blood is pure. Beo Mt'H. J. A. liver ells, exclusive Jackson county RKcnt, lion Wlllamctt. illg Blgn on Vaniouvoi. Phone 807-Y. 210 1922 Ford Touring New Cord Tires Hassler Shocks Thoroughly Reconditioned A good buy $200.00 CE. Gates Auto Co, PAINS McManus BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountants HEWITT A SCHENCK Accountant! and Income Tax Advisers. Modford Building. 1'hone 326. Auctioneer V. H. WELT Y, Auctioneer. Phone I 551. Auction sale at Oltzen'B barn I every Saturday. I buy furniture or Bell It on commission. Abstractors M V R R A Y ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title. Title Insurance, Rooms 3 and 5. No. 82 North Cen tral Ave., upstnlrs. JACKSON COUNT? ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of TltH and Title Insurance. The only comutoM Title System im Jackson Connty. A. E. KELLOGG Abstractor of Titles, Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable Jackson County Abstractor. Ovef twenty years' experience In tns couny. Phone d-J-2 Gold Hill. U Attorneys REAME8 & REAMES Lawyers. o. flee In Liberty Building, I Building Supplies and Roofing STANDARD ROOFING AND BUILD ERS SUPPLY Co. Build UP Root ing, Ashland Granite Top. J6. years' guarantee. Beat grade of roof pa per coment. Pressed brick, plain and faced wall blocks, fire place brick, all colors. All material Class A. Port land Beaver Cement tor sule. As phalt by ton, barrel or pound. Tele phono 738-X. Chlropractlo Phyalclans DR. A. R. HEDGES Noo-Ecleotlf Physician. DR. LOUISE B HEDGES Naturopathic Chiro. praetor. Mechano-Thorapy, Spon dylotherapy, Food Helenc, Chiro. practice. Office: Htewa-t Bldg- 25 5 E. Main St. Phones: - Of flu 170; Res. 170-J-2. DR. B. W. HOFFMAN Chlroprmotlti Nerve Socialist, Office hours 9-U. 2-1, 203-206 Liberty BldK. OHIO Phone 680, Res, phone 1027. Dentists DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. Phona 660. Res. 776. Office hours ni. Q p. m. Evening and Sunday bf appointment. Export Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Attention given ts anything In accounting and income Tirx requirements. Look intu ouv simplified accounting method. erty Ulrig., Mcdtord. Phone 1S7-S Insurance EARL S. TUMY All forms ot Insur ance. Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, li. mm. Phone 40i. i09 Uirt wos Money to I'Min I J. B. ANDRUWH Buys and sell inorigHguH anu johis muiiey on guuu necurny. 3A N. Grape BU Pnon 68-M. . 14 Monuments run orkuon oranitb co. Monuments. E. A. Hicks, General Manager. P. M. Kershaw Hales Mnnuger. 301 No. Front HI. Mad ford. tf Osteopaths DR. F. Q. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians, 416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 004-J-l. Residence 26 South Laurel Bt. llnno Instruction FRMD ALTON HAIOHT Ten Cher ot Piano and Harmony. Btuillo III Liberty Uldg., Phone 71. " Printers and Publishers MRDFORD PRINTING CO., has tta best equipped printing offlcs In, Southorn Oregon. Hook binding, loose loaf ledgers. billing systfema, eta. Portland prices. Si N. Fir Bt. Scnlo Repairing EXPEP.T SCALE REPAIRING, r finishing, Installations snd Inipso tions. Guaranteed service. Fred D. Adams, 608 lil. Main strott PhonS U4. Transfer BADS TRANSFER A STORAGE) CO. Office 22 North Front Bt. Phon 116. Prices right. Bervics guarao teed. , DAVIS TRANSFER A 8TORAOB Co. Anything moved, day or night. Service guaranteed. It 8. OrapS. Phone 644, or residence 1010. Upholstering J. WEIS Upholstery, Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Full line of materials. Draperies made te order. We do all kinds of uphol stering. We deliver and will call and show samples, Phone 101 Jacksonville, Ore. Window Oca new LET OEOROB DO IT., Was and fwl Ish your floors, olean your house, janitor service for offices and build ings. Geo. A. Heely. Phone lit. I! Btakjggjr, If .... . Ll.- -s rHir"