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UHDAI'KKT, Julio H5 -Thorn nro
distinct ftUMUIII hllffr.IKO IMKVdllliJIIlH
In ihv I'lllllpplll.UI, (?lllt, lll.lltl, (.')'
ton, llnrtimli, Kiiiiuitrii, Java, lint
lint) Land, liKlii mill tivmi mi Urn
wintll. (Mint mill wiwt counts of Af-
tlmi, In China, I lui oiiiiH'it ropiib
lie mill llni olttont loiiutry mi tint
Hliilio, thorn urn nlim women mom
born or I Im Canton stnlo inwembly.
'rlllllllKllOllt tllU IHIlpOmll' uiikii-
llghlmioit parts of llni Orient miff
itiuo (or wiuiinn I nt hand, Tlionn
wore soiiio of tliu many lntciirly hi-ton-Mlug
details nilnlril today by
Mm. Carrie Chapman Call of New
York, provident of lint International
Woman KuffrtiRu Alllunru. wlilcli to
day ohiiimI ItH ImihIik'h ikIoii unit
begun lliy real work of tint week's
rniivoiilluu hero Mm Call was ml
ilriHHiliiK olio of today's )itinliiin mis
sion. Kim has J out rouiilututl nn
eighteen month' lour of llm world,
to which alio wan nlKn'l wlion lio
n Hcctnl pro.l.lc.l of II... worl.lU
HM-Rlml K'Ulu'rltiK f women nl the.
Hlorkliolm ciinvrnllon two ycnrn a no.
"I wim mitouliihiMl nt llm wonderful
MlruiiKth mul growth of thu HtiffraR
III tiiiiMimiMit In roiiiitrli'n whoro I
ilhl not miNpccl that n ntluiitiit for
It Wiiii oxIbIiiiI," tinlil .Mm. Call In
hr roporl tmlay, "I round it illi
tlliut womnli'ii iiioviiiuKiit In ovcry
part of tho woi hi I Ultml, mainly
mmliiK I'lliiciitlouiit Improvitiuont, hut
It uh NiirprlKlnK to leant of tho
Inrgit uumliiT of wouirii, impfiinlly
In Hut far oail, who hno oxpoiiKoil
tho litiwt of Hut Mid' nml who look
forwHnl roufliluiitly to tht tlmo when
It will ho on Jo) nl i'iimlly It) hoth
hoxh In lliolr riiminimllli'H. It
mwincil o nut iih If IhoNit pooplo worn
nmliluiily linlui; omiIvoiI from tho "In
low dunlin iiko to Ihit uloctrlr IIkIiI
ii K, without hnvliiK itoiut through
llm oil I.iiuii ami huh porloilH. Tluty
wont mnkliiK fur tho winio Idonln ox
aolly, Hut moro inllKhtni'il worn
mi of Amoi'liu nml Curopo urn run
lyinlhiK for."
W. C. T. U. MEET
WELU'ATTENDEO
On .lnl J, llio loi'iil union Atf lint
V. I'. T. I'. nn'unl on liuu with Mio
liioifiiloiil in llm I'liuir. It lioin Kali
liiilli )lnoi wuii'o Day tlic pri'Miili'iit
loiiij llio Ton ('iimiiiMiiiliiiciili, wiit
ton hy (IoiI'n own Imiiil mul tin1 t'ttii 1 1 It
liu' hii.n "Kcuiciiilior Urn Siilihulii
Day to l(ooi it Holy." Allot" which
Mr. I.iinmiiil olVroil u vory fooling
iiiuyor, Tint miuuloH of tho IiihI iiii'cl
mux wim ri'inl mul iipiiiovi'il. Tho
iiicoliiiK hpoul a Tow minuloH I'm' liuni
liiunj, Tim iluln of llio oouuly im'ot
liiK ul I'limtnlv in pii'iiii' form wan
iiluiUKCil rroni llm IHlli of Judo to
I In -Dili! wliiuli !h l'riilny, nil wlio
will may onmo nml linvo a kooiI timit
mul liouf nn o.eolliut inoKinm. ()v
iii o Hut county plculo Ihu local
union will not incol next Tlmrtxlny
.lime ID, iih tihiial, Mollicch' ilny of
llm Incnl Union will moot luno 'JO at
llio liomi) nl' .Mrs, Klcmiui; on Welch
btrodi nil uicnilici'" hIioiiIiI iiri'mi;)
o he pt-OMHit nml Iniiic t'rii'iulw. Mih.
hi'ouiiiil rciiil fiom (lie I'niini KIkhiiI
mi urliele on Flower MihHiou ilny
with nuiny coinincutri froin all pfoH
cnl. Mrx, lloltiH'rt vend ' fiopt ' tho
Wliilo Kililiou Itovluw, jly this timu
Hut liiuir wiih mpiiI nml nt'ler repent
liiK the 'Jilil INulin Ilia ineeliiuj uil
jonnicil In iitpoi July !hl nt lli iilnnry
Inilldliif,'.
SUFFRAG
to Cause Mutt
BY DEUEL SALE
llwn iliv rnniml olmorMT nnmt
linto iioth'i'il Dm Influx of ulrnnKorn
lo llm rlly onrly Hntunlny. Tlmy
rniiiu on fnot, on Imrni'lmtlt, hy nuto,
motor iiir nml Irnlu from Jni'kron,
.loililiin nml Hlnklyou rouiilIrM,
hIiikI)-, In imlrM, liy Hut ncorti ami by
linnitriidii.
Thi-ro wmh Hint Inmli, Hut lull lio
foro I hit storm, iih It wurit, for nt tho
rlroko of 10. Hut linur iiiIvoMImmI
for llln opitnliiK of Ilio li imlillr
unto nt liiiitl'n, nvrrylioily followoil
I lio cruwil. An Hut iloiirn of thin
InrKit I'dtnltlliiliiiiKiit hwiiuk oiu to
the nurrJiiE ennnt It win a alglit ill
ciitirnitliiK to tho rnlmnlly liowlcr,
for It wiih n rtooil-iinttircil crowd,
with iniiiioy ami n ilplcrinliiatlon to
iK-iul It. It wan no Hunt for n licr
oiih iurnon, tint mini with n grouch
or knorkcr.
Duo to ttut cxlonnlvn pnbllrlty
kIviii to thin milrt HiroiiKli tlu rol
iimiiH of thin pniirr, ten titlniilnit nf-li-r
opi'iiliiK (tin iloorM It ni lircon
mry o lurk thnn, which wn ro
IKjntitil nt InlrrvaU ilurlnrf tho ilny
nm Hut rrtii'il wn Ih.ia ! .!.
forr ,, not , . thcniw.,vc.
MiMlfonl'ii rltlxuim Kvnornlly con
Krntiilalo Mr. Doucl upon tho sue-
conn of hi flrt effort allien rifom
haikliiK In tho retail IuuIiicjh, anil
Moil font llkowlnn hIioiiIiI ho roiiKrat
ulntod upon tho addition to Iut iiiit
clinndlRit Institution a compliment
to lutr, nn ovldcllro of Mr. IHMiel'.i
conflditnrit In her fiiturn.
At tho tlnin of koIiik to pniis tho
utoro Ik flllod und today hlda fair
to prmo a cloio hpcoih! to opoiilut;
day, Halo will coutlmut from day
to day until tho oud, which U In
nli;ht.
FAREWELL RECEPTION IS
A GREAT SUCCESS
Tho meiutiora of tho Klrat Chris
thin church Kao n farvwoll recoptlon
to Mr. and Mr. V, O. IturKcioi, nml
their dniiKhtur, MUioh Kxlo and
FraucoH, ul Mr. llurBOHH' homo on
Wont Main Saturday ovoiiIiik. Tho
reception wax a completo HiirprUo to
tho llurKoBS family, and wnH ouo of
tho moHt HiicceiiHful nodal oventB of
tho HQaHOII.
TIioho prcMeut wore: Mr. nml Mtb.
Aldloll, II. K. Miilkoy, Kd ItohliiKon,
rofflu, Kr , A. II. (JunnlUKhaui, V. V.
(iulHenliury, llanhy, .1, II. llallltiKcr,
Korhy, H. H. Hmlth, V. O. HurKi'Hi,
Art HiirKcsH, mid MesilaincH W. T.
UuvorlilKo, ), U. Qululoy, D, I.utdley,
MUlilor, Jdihella Fauchor, Jay Wold,
Ilaruoll, Low Joiich, Hull, KmorHou,
II. II. Calhoun, and I). U, Ilaxol.
Mcatm. It. Scliuler, Italith l'lerco,
John IliiiKOHii, ot lttooliflold, MIh
miurl, and 1). I). Hoy In, pitHtor of Hid
ChilHtlaii churclu MlrtHUH Ituth Schu
lor, Joniiot Onrrett, Mario mid
Nana Seoly, Dorothy llakor, l!xlu mid
Kianco llurt'.osH, und llttlo Mlas
houlBo und Janut Qulsonbury.
With Medford trafm lo Mcdford mndo,
WHY?
ouu ciioici;
8 uurea DoAnJoit, full boarlug
10 acrea Hoac, full buarlm;
10 aeros llartlott, full huarlng
10 acres Comlco, full hearing
Wo iniiHt soil ouo of thuHo blocks
of I'enra at just one-half valuo to
uiivo laruor tract, 12 ft. doop loam
soil; In JnckHon county, :t nillea from
Medford.
l'rleo asked, 9no.
Wo want your bid on ouo of tlioao
tracU. Can tnlto'you out any uftor-
tioou. ' '
.T, O. 1IAHNKS-
(ID.1 X, lllverxldo
or 2M First Nattonnl Manic liiitldlnn
OTDFORT) MATT TRTBUITF, MTCDFOTID, ORRflON, MONDAY, JCINIC 1fi, IMS.
to Lose His Job
F
IRL
1()UTLANI, Oro., June JO. -Cliiirpil
Midi tin l.nlimiiiuK of
Jonoiiiuit IIiiuLh, mxU'iii, from tier
liotnn in 10I I'iiimi, Tn.Mi, ('. Hucll
(lonlon, uUo nf III l'axn, in in jail
horn Inilny ftitlowiiiK it MMiwitional
nrri'nl of the oouplu at it Ideal lioti'l
lant niglit.
(lunloii iri lioinl of it iiulilioity nyn
ilieato of I'.l 1'iiko ami i nu'ul lo lie
weallliy.
Alhctt V. lluwkH. brother of tliv
pirl, fnllowril the i'otiilu nil the way
from Texti", Iraelin: tliPiu from city
to oily, hut nlwnyH n llttli) licliiinl
lliciu. The two hail left Salciit jiHt
tt few Iioiim lieforo Hawks arrive!
there, but he rcaehed l'orllaiiil early
toilny.
The nrrext wiih mnilo followiii" a
"scene" in the hotel corridor in which
Hid njrl U Miid to linvo dctiouuecd
her pumucr.
(lordou wan reeeuttv in Mcdfnril
tryiil to put on u eireulnlioii eon
ttft on the .Mail Trillium unit is now
enlaced in similar work nt Salem.
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS
INTERS
MiH Jennie Mimrudcr N iMtiii(
Ahhlaud frii'iidH and relative.
Mr. and Mrx. Corneliun Sr.. of Jof
fermin, Ore., are the n,iu'hU of (heir
miii, Itoduey, our efficient und gen
ial ik'Mit nentM.
Hull N'orcrifoi returned the middlo
of Hut week fiom I'ueiio wheiu hu
Iiiih been in ittteiidauec ul the L'ni-xett-ilv
fur the m-t iiioiiIIh.
MIhs Helen Price left Hatuidny for
a liiiNiuitP (rip to Kuch.
Mtu. II. F. J'enrt mid diiiiKbter,
Mi-H Lc'lii, ihilcd in Mid ford recent-
l.v.
.Mrs. Tiittle, Sr., left tho latter
pint nf the. week for Hiikoiic where
hIid will pnibnhly reinaiu for miiiic
time.
Mrt.. Jeronui of Mudford was tho
week-em! kiii". of her duiiKutcr, MrH.
Vnno l.euor.
The many fiiemK of Mix. Hollo
l'lcuriiiuli have received word bore
iiiiiiiiiiiirlii),' her miiriiape in Noitli
Yanihill to Mr. TiolliitKcr. Mrn.
)MeauutK foriueilv refilled here for
NEW TODAY
A person nlvaH hna u fow "bcid
huyri," und hero mo boiiio of mine,
and oiina that I havo Invent lKutod(
thoreuchly: '
1- A good llttlo homo, Iioiiho wolt
built and neatly palutod, In tho beat
part or tho nightly aildltlou, SUktyou
llolKhts; tho lot 1b well Improved
nud tho lot worth tho prlco asked
for tho wholo placo; f 7C0, tonus.
2 Twenty acres of dandy pears,
Irrigated by deeded watqr right; no
bettor lnnd or neighborhood in tho
valley; $200 per aero; tonus.
.1- Sovon hundred sixty uoros nf
Btoclc ranch, good fences and build
lugs, seventeen acres of pears on tho
tract; tho stock goes with tho place;
Ideally locatod as to town, roads,
stream mid outraugo; thoro Ib no
uso to go hunting around over tho
const country for a stock ranch when
this one can ho had with 18 head of
horses and other property, such as
Imploiuouts, for $23 pur nero pterins.
Itooui fr', Juckuon L'ounty Hank bldg.
C. D. HOON
Ilonm 12 Jackson County Until: bldg.
Tolophono 1037-J
i
ORKIDNAPPINGG
inuiiy ycnrn mul her lur:e number ir
friciiil- wMi her the grniitoitt huppi
ucdH iiiiilpriihpvrily.
A large niimhor of Cent nil Point
rchidcnlt ntlciided the wile mid in
tlcil friend.' in Mid ford .Satiirilay nf
tcruooii. Mrx. Iluuxtoii of Trail i enjoying
u (ImiI willi licr daughter, Mih. James
Coruiit nt her country home.
Mix Olgu Audcrnon of Phoenix,
Mpeul hiNt week with her friend, Mrs.
Kvn .Smith.
Them will be given, under Hie nn
piciM of the Odd Kellowrt mul Itcbokah
loilgox, u meiiMirumnit social til thu
W. M. ('. A. Saturday, June 21. A
very excellent program is Iioiiik ar
ranged nud delicious iefrn-liiiieuts
will be nerved, u good time is in More
for nil who will attend. The iidinU
h!oi i will be, ticcordiiiu to tho number
of feet ouu renchex in heighth, five
cciiIh for enoh foot m the price re
quired und Hio't.e who wish to bo
nniontr the mry eniwd Hint even
iiiK'vill do very well to mciiHtiro their
height. All the public are extended
it hearty invitation to bo present.
Min Kvn Korero has retunied
from Virginia wher( nhe hn been n
student at one nf the young Indio
KemiiinrjN nud nlo where graduated
with honor.
Hubert Xownmn of Medford (.jwnt
Suiidnv with bli inotber here.
Illicit I'rice of Weed. Oil.. vWtcd
with liU family in this city Saturday
nm! Sunday.
Mi-s Mav Hash of A&hlutid was Hie
Sunday guent of Mi-s Marguerite
Ilolmcii.
.Mr-. C. H. Hostel left Sundny
inoniin for Sion, CtJ., where hhe
will viit her brother tuul fntnily for
heveml day.
.1. V. Merritt made a busiinws trip
to Gold Hill Sunday.
NOTICIC.
Notico Is hereby given that tho
undersigned will npply a tho city
council of tho city of Mcdford, Ore
gon, at Its next regular meeting on
Juno 17, 1913, for a license to sell
spirituous, vinous nud malt liquors
In Quantities less thnn n gallon, at
his placo of business nt 17 South Fir
street, block 20 In bald city, for a
period of six months.
O. M. SKI.S11Y.
FOIl HKN'J' IIOIISUKKKFINO
llOOMH
FOR RENT Furnished huubekeep
Ing rooms. Lights, gus. 221 E.
Ninth St. 73
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
with bath aud gas. 315 North
llartlott,
FOR RENT Two furnished house
keeping rooms; also two-room
house, furnished, at 220 S.
Urn pc. 77
VOll HKXTHOUSKS
FOR RENT fi-room modern, 1-room
partly furnished house. GOO W.
Jackson, phono 3U1-J, 83
FOR RENT Well furnished flvo
ronm bungalow. 122 S. Luurol.
90
FOR RENT Modem bungnlow,
lawn, paved street, 4 blocks from
Washington school. 729 W. Elev
enth. 92
FOR RENT Nicely furnished fivo
room modern bungtilow on paved
street. Flue location. Soo O. M.
Corultlous, 123 East Main. Phono
514-J 7t
Mill HENT OKMUKa
FOR RENT Largo, comtortnblo of
ttco rooms with elevator sorvlce,
steam heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Medford Furni
ture & Hdw. Co.
VOn HUNT MISCKIAiANKOUS
FOR RENT Flrst-cluss pasture,
running wuter, good slmdo, wovo
who feitco. I1.B0 per month. Seo
John Parker. 78
FOR HALE LpTS
FOR SALE Vacant and Improvod
Piopoity in nuttn Falls, cheap,
llouuott Investment Co. 91
FOR HKNT Furnished upartmonts.
Tho licrhon, 10 Quince L
H"'WI L.'J'g.'l.'g'lM , " ' I
1'Olt KNT FUUMHHKtt ItOOMH
Foil IlKNT Closo Til HirTIhThod
rooms, $1.00 and 'i per week;
u Mt of bath. Call afternoons, 23C
H. Central.
FOR ItBNT Largo sleeping rooms,
and modern housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable.
Phono 102C-L. 222 South Holly
strcot.
FPU HALR HOCSK.S
I'Oll SAI.IJ 3-room house and lot,
$100, $2C0 cash, balance same ns
rent. Phono 1099-J. 73
KOH SAM! 3-room house. Includ
ing furniture. lot C0xl20, horso
and buggy; $500, $400 cash, bal
ance same as rent. Phono 1099-J.
73
VOH S.UiBIiANDS
FOIl 8AI.K SO acres of Umber
land on Knncs creek, cut 1,000,
000 feet, fir, plno and sugar pine.
Address 1). C. S., Ashland, Or..
or phono 312-J. 72
ix)i: h.m-misci:m,.m:ous
KOIl SALi: Oood range, only slight
ly used, for wood or coal. Call
10G 8. Grape.
FOIl SAM; Registered .Ouornsay
bull, 3 years otd, son of Ituda T.
II. prizo Guernsey In Minnesota.
March 30, 1913, and producing
within 33 pounds butter of the
winner In a year's contest; may
h hwa nt Hagley ranch, Talent.
Ore. SI
FOR SALE At a bargain, a flour
mill stand for grinding flour or
for rolling barley. For particulars
C4ill nt 11th and Central avc. Tho
Clark & Henery plant, or nd dress
P. O. Dox 3C2. Mcdford, Ore.
FOR SALE Cheap, flno camp or
traveling wagon. Ilox 495, Mcd
ford. Aud good saddle.
FIRST-CLASS pasture, running wa-
tor, good shade, woven wlro fence.
$1.50 per month. Soo John Dar
ker. 78
FOR SALE Furniture, practically
now, including leather Davenport,
gas range and water heater, sani
tary couch, fruit jars, electric
shade. Phono 735-R, or call 32
Roso nve. 73
FOIl SALE First class St. Uorrlcs.
Call 1000-M. SO
FOR SALE Ouo 10 horsepower gas
oline engine, IntoriiMlonnl make;
been used uboul ouo mouth; good
as now; for salo at ii bargain.
William Ulrich. Medford, Ore.
FOR SALE 1913 model motorcy
cles and motor boats at bargatn
prices, nil makes, brand new ma
chines, on easy payment plan; got
our proposition boforo buying or
ou will regret It: also b.irgalui
In used lUiotorcydos. Wrllo us
today, uticloso stamp tor reply.
Address Lock Uox 11, Trouton,
Mich. S4
FOR SALE Remington standard
typewriter No. S Invisible wrltor,
14 inch cnrrlago, never boon usod;
cheap. P. O. Uox 147, Jackson
llo. FOR SALE Legal blauks, tresspass
notices, for sale or rent lings at
tho Mall Trlbuno.
FOR SALE Letter heads and fancy
statlouery, printed, ongravofi or
embossed, as you wish at tho
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Laying bous. Address
Mm. Anvil Anderson, Dox S7G,
Medford, Oro, 75
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS
bteam aud dry cleaning and dyo
work, Satisfaction guaranteed on
nil work. Gouts' suits pressed.
Special attention to ladles' silks,
laces and gloves. Goods called for
nnd dollvored. 114 N. Front St.
Phono 125. 114
FOR SALE Lo6so loaf ledger sys
tems, any stylo oi nindo to order
by the Mall Trlbuno bindery.
FOR SALE Two good milch cows,
ono l-yenr-old Jorsey-Uurham,
will bo fresh in few days; a big
milker, gontlo and a regular put;
ouo tf-year-old brludlo Jersoy, giv
ing over three gallons rich milk
per day, now on grass; will bo
fresh ngaln In September; gontlo
for man or woman to milk: prlco
$75 each, U. L. Koyto, Merlin,
Or, 71
t
FOIl HALK Ox heart cherries now
ready; taking orders for Itoynl
Ann und HInrk Ucpubllcaa, extra
flno. Call 7-F-12.
KOIl HAI.K Tho noted Jersey cow
Prlntila, just fresh. St. Mary's
Academy. 75
iiKf,r WAxnen rratALB
WANTKD Girl for general hnus.
work. 611 W. 10th aL 77
Ill.'f.P WA.NTIS; atALK
WANTED Packers desiring employ
ment with tho II. It. K. tc P. Assn.
during teason of 1913 should reg
ister and receive number at office,
18 W. Main St.. or illsa Marian
Ktandcllff, Phocnlr.
WAXTIMK MiaClifJaXKOL'H
WANT 5 to 40 acres cheap land for
chicken, fruit, stock; closo to
town; give prlco and Information.
J. W., mall box 308, Turner, Or." J
WANTED To let contract for haul
ing GOO cords wood, four miles
from Ashland; a good cash job for
the right person that wants utcady
Job. J. F. Itocho, Ashland, Or. 75
WANTED Competent middle-aged
wotnnn cook for ranch bouse. Ap
ply Vilas Ranch, phono C7-R1. 73
WANTED Am going to California
for indeflnito stay; want largo
list of property to trado for
southern and central California
property. Chos. D. Hoy, room
204, over Farmers' &. Fruitgrow
ers' bank. 7G
WANTED A light second-band 4
or 5-passenger car. Address Dox
71, caro of this office. 72
WANTED To buy a small placo
reasonably closo In on monthly
payments; stnto terms and ad
dress P. O. box 731. 7C
WANTED Wood sawing; has good
machine; glvo mo a call, from 6
to 9 p. m. Phono 3S4-R. S3
LOST
LOST OR STRAYED Light brown
shepherd bound, pup, Saturday on
road between Medford and Eagle
Point. Finder ploaso phono
473-X. 74
LOST Between St .Mary's Acad
emy and tho depot In Medford, a
pongeo silk bug containing a pair
of snoctacleti and a ronort card
with tho nanio of Ella Evans. Pin
ner will pieuso Icavo at St. Mary s
Academy or address Miss Ella
Evans, Ashland, Or., R. F. D.
44. 74
TOR EXCHAME
FOR SALE OR TRADE Pedigreed
Poland China boar. R. D. 1, Box
73, Central Point, or pbouo Far
mor 14-1S4.
WILL EXCHANGE 10 ucrcs pears,
with or without house, for Mcd
ford buugnlow. C. 11. A., Mail
Trlbuno.
MONEY lO UUAX
TO LOAN $1000 lo$150o" to loan
on improved ranch property. A.
U Cross, Uutto Falls, Ore. 89
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
closo In ranch property. C. A.
McArthur, room 3, P. O. block,
phono 3G8.
BUSINESS jmtEOTOHY
Accountants
D. II, WOOD General Accountant
Your books audited and kopt far a
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Office. Medford Mall
Trlbuno bldg.; phono Gil; rosl
denco phono 034.
Auctioneers
WILLIAM ULRICH Licensed Auc
tioneer for tho City or Mcdford,
Oregon, Terms reasonable. Resi
dence phono 161-J. Office Jack
son County Bank building.
Auto Supplies,
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO.-rOur
big secret In making springs is the
tempering. Wo uro operating the
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant in tho Pacific northwest. Uso
our springs wiioti others fall. Sold
undor guarantoo. 2G North Fif
teenth St., Portland, Oro,
Abstracts
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AB
STRACT CO., No, 0 South Control.
PXGT5
IHTfBt r
By "Bud" Fisher
j
IIUH1NKHS DfltKCTOmr
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MEALBY
Attorncys-at-Law, Rooms 8 and
9, Mcdford National Dank bldg.
A. E. REAME9, LAWYER Oaraett
Corcy bldg.
! iw - a.j.i
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Coun
aollor at Luw. 13? East Mala
street, Mcdford, Oro.
Wra. M. Colvlg aorgo M. RoberU.
COLVIO & ROI1ERTS, LAWYKRS
Medford National Bank Bulldls.
Cblroprnctarw
DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD, Chiropractor,
bctto specialise i looms zu.t-zu-i-205
Oarnutt-Corey bldg. Vapor
batba and acinatlflo massage given
advlco in dlctotlcfl, medical gym
nastics, nydroptborapy. Lady at
tendant Phono, office 045, resi
dence 571-R.
Dll. A. It. HEDGES. Dr. Louise K.
- Hedges Mechano-Theraplsts, Chiro
practors, Spondylothcraplsts. These
systems. Including dietetics, c u ra
ti vo gymnastics, bydro-thcraphy,
etc., produce results In both acute
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion froo. 220 North Dartlett St,
noxt door to M. E. church. Hours
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Other hoars by
appointment. Phone X7-J.
Den tilts
DR. W. JL VAN SCOYOC
on C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Garnett-Corey bldg., suite 310,
Mcdford. Oro. Phone 866.
Onrbago
GARBAGE Got your premise
cleaned up for tho winter. Call
ou tho city garbago wagons for
good service. Phono G25-L. F,
Y. Allen.
Notary Public
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary nub
ile. Bring your work to me at the
sign of tho Mall Trlbuno.
Printers nnd Publbttiers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office la
southern Oregon; book binding,
looso leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Physicians nnd rtorgeona
DR. F. G. CARLO W, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 41C-417 Garnott-Corey
bldg.. phono 103G-L. Residenea
420 South Laurel st.
DR. S. A. LOCICWOOD Physiclaa
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCICWOOD. M. D.
Practico limited to diseases ot
women. Offices 233 H Main.
Phoues, offlco 814-J-2; res., 814,
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practico limited to eye,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically testod and glasses supplied
Offlco 228 East Main St., Hours
8:30 a. in. to 8 p. rn. Phone.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Offlco Jaok.
son County Bank bldg. Offlea
phono 43-R; rosldence phono 68-R.
DR. MARION Physician and sur
guou, Stowurt bldg., corner Mala
aud Dartlett sts.; offlco phono, 'if,
rcsidonco phono 27-J-2.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physl.
clan nud surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposlto Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J,
DR. It. W. CLANOYPhysJclaa and
surgeon. Phonos, office 36, resi
dence 724-J. Offlco hour 10 to
12, 2 to 6.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician, 303 Garnott-Corey
building, phono 904-M. '
R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Ovor Hutchison & Luiws
den. 215 E. Main St. Phono 7 J,
Stenographers
ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm bleak.
Steuographlo work done quickly
and woll.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER' "STORAGH CW
omco in south Fir Bt. F)o
315. Prices right. Sorvla gw
nutood, ..
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