The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, March 20, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOrchard Men Attention We are agents for the following goods that pertain to the orchard: Planet Jr., Orchard Cultivator Ohio Reversible Disc Harrow Myer's Spray Pumps Staver Gasoline Engines and the best Spray Hose it is possible to manuf acture Vehicles - and - Machinery OF ALL KINDS Call and See Us D. T. LAWTON MED FORD. OREGON . . . We Want Your . . . CHICKENS Wortman FIXING MOTOR CARS SMILE BOOST BUY YOUR TREES AT THE Eden Valley Nursery AND BE .HAPPY No T ust Stings on Bennett 100,10 TREES HOME GROWN TKEES WHOLE HOOT TREES Right Prices and a Square Deal for Everybody. or NM .00 lfus A Oenrrsl Line ot Nursery Stock 30,000 Toksy Qrspes tor 1008 N. S. Bennett, "ESKS& THE PIEDFOUD Q. W. PRIDDY. O. D. NAOr.E MEDFORD, U..f.t...... .t n a mnuuiMiiurcn ui buuiuiva mua rreisea oricK, uenersi con tractor! aad Builders Id all Branches. Plant and Estimate! Furnished, LlMfi, PLASTER AND CEflENT FOR SALE jtfcl;i M 1 1 M0OwOreX Tin and Sheet Iron Opposite Hotel Moore J. A. SMITH, Medford, Oregon oooOwoeoeoeeor B. H. Harris Timber Land Bought and Sold ThoH harlnir timber lands or Office over Jackson County National Bank DwOoeOwreoeaeoeae Try an "Ad." Gore IT'S A MIGHTY TOUGH JOB fixing motor cars on the broad of your hark. And o unne ce?&aay too. Jim have nit tro over your automobille. We'll tlx It bo it will not break down Nine a ymi tavnn the road If vru haven't had the flown-iin-vnur-bai'k exoeriftu-e jet, don't have it. Send us your machine to he overhauled. Those who have had it don't hanker for it aaiu. HODSON AUTO CO MCOrORD. ORFCON Save Money by Placing your Or der now tor Fall 908 and have Trees drafted to Order )CHXH50K8XKK0XXKiaOQCWa BRICK COWNJ O T n'RRTVV Pr,.;i OKEOON 3 r t-i t 1 . n - 1 fi V 'i nmii nf-iQ : relinquishment, for tale would do in The Mail. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Toe re-siipolntosnt of Postmsster Woodford lot saottaer term of four ysari la 1 lecrgoltlon of bis efJJ oleuoy ai sn official by bia sapsrlors, and alao Is Id effect an endorsement of bia admlolatration by tbe patrooi of tbe ottloe, Inaamoeb as tnera were 00 candidates for tbe place against bin. Mr. Woo. Kurd's edmlolatia tlon bas been characterized by an aeoomodattng spit It toward tbe patrons cf tbe office, aad strict attention to basinets, aad bis reap pointment Is satisfactory to every one. Tbe bootbero Oiegon Laundry Co. la dolog business in tbe aame old way wltb aatisfaotloa to all patron. Tbe laundry la tbe beat equipped in Southern Oregon, tbe laaodrymen ar txpwieaoed and every oare ia takun to do good and prompt work. Tbe wagen will call at your borne or place of Business, or you can leave orders at tbe candy store In tbe Moore Building, West Seventh Street. Tbe work of installing tbe ma obinsry whlon reoeotly arrived for tbe Medford Ioe and Cold storage Company, baa been started, and will be carried 00 as rapidiy as possible until completed, At tbe end of thirty days Manager Carter .expects to bave tbe work completed so that the plant may be operated, but it will be some time before tbe plant Is oomplated entirely as more mecnio ery ia to arrive and ts installed 20 eewinii machines most be sold Co make room for oar otw stock White 110. blner 115. New Home. 112. Wheeler 4 Wilson W. sad 115. Domestic 110. Call in and see tbem. M. Elwood's Jewelery store. g-tf - In toe tbe United States district ooort at Portland last Thursday lodge Wolvertsa awarded s deoiee to tbe Marion Troit oompaoy of Indiana for 112,686.47 aad coats, against tbe Gold Hill canal company. Two years ago tbe company sold bonds valued at 1100,000 to tbe trust oompaoy and defaulted la the Inter eat payments. The property of tbe canal company at Uold Utll ia to be sold. It iocludta wbat there ia of tbe Higb Line ditcb. For sale by owner A small Dleoe of good land olose to town. A boos- and lot in Medford, with sewer oon neotioa, also vacant lot. Address poatolllce box, 254 Medford. 7-tf. Tbe "blaok Crook" at tbe opera bouse last Thursday night drew a good elzea bouse and was worthy of the patronage It received. Although handioapped by tbe small stage, tbe priuoipal spectaoalar effects were Drought oat. Tbe cboros made up In stuglog and smooth performance wbat it lacked in good laoks, and Miss Koelya as tbe "faille queen" would make up more deficiencies than were notio?able in the perform ance. If you want fruit tiees call on C. F. Cook, who deals in strictly litgb grade nursery etook only. All stock guaranteed. Seoond door east of Hotel Moore. The Medford Iron Works bave added a brass foundry to their equip ment and In the future will make their biass castings Instead of Older ing them. The new foundry ia being installed and will be complete In every detaiL Manager Trowbridge now baa a fores of eleven men em ployed and ie k.pt bosy handling tbe large amount of work be ia get- J ting orders foi. lackey, toe Photographer, is now ready for business at the old stand, oppos'.te Palace Hotel. Best photos, at reasonable prioea. 10-tf-p Monday was the last day for pay ing ounent taxes where It is desired to secure tbe three per esnt rebate. The sheriff's ottloe had been an un usually buay plaoa the laet few daya, with a foroe of five olerka at tbe service of taxpayers. Nearly (30,000 was paid In 00 Saturday alone. Col lations are reported good and tbe total amount paid in reached 1200,- 000. (2500 buys 160 acres, well located, bolldlogs, to acres of orchard, tu scree cleared. Easy teims. See O. a. Pleroe Son L. O. Coleman, of St Johns, Oregon, will open a olgar factory over Hasklns Drag store within few days. Mr. Coleman la an experisnoed cigar maker and will pat oat nothing but tbe very best of goods The new enterprise will be known as tbe Rogue River Valley Cigar Faotory. Tborongb-hred Barred Plymouth Rock ease for hatching 15 for 75a. John W. Smitb, sr., Eagle Point, lregoo. r 1 Girlhood and Scoffs Emulsion art faked together. The girl who take Scoffs Emul sion hat plenty of rich, red blood; sheb plump, active and energetic The reason is that at a period when a girl's digestion is weak, Scoff's Emulsion provides her with powerful nourishment in easily digested form. It is a food that builds and keeps up a girTs strength. ALU ORUOOISTSl SOo. AND SI. OO. A LITTLE OF A Irrlgoo man refused 11,700 for a five-acre trait traot doing tbe panto, and be could easily get 12,000 now, Bat be will not seU Doasbus a f., O'Brien s. a., Mo Bresn,3 b, Bullvaa r f, Shannon 2 b, Murphy 1 b, Keeiau I f, O'Toole 0, Donovan p. This Is not a commit tee lo charge of the arrangements tor the oelebatlon laat Tuesday, bat merely, the line-ap of tbe Harvard University baseball team of last sea son, and most of tbase players will again wear tbe orlmsoo this yeat. The terrible school catastrophe at Cleveland, Ohio, in whlob 167 cbil dren were cremated la a frame building baa etarted tbe aame sort cf loveatigatloD regarding aobool bolldlogs and poesibilty of children getting out In case of fire, that was started br tbe Irquols disaster at Obioago regarding theaters. It Is probable tbat suoh another disaster will not ooour In years, bnt it la well tbat every precaution to prevent ooe should be taken, and the investl ga tlooa now being mads are folly jastl fled. Tbe dairying lnduary la becoming a larger faotor aroand Lebanon than meat oecple reel'ze, and ia growing a great deal faster than tbe moat hopeful ever tboogbt it would, says tbe Express-Advenes. There Is be ing shipped away from Lebanon oream to about six different cream cries. Daring tbe year 1907 tbe Hezslwood Cream oompaoy paid oat at tbs Lebanon station r21.162.77, whiob was aa Inotease of 83,000 over toe year of 1906, aad about three timee tbe amount they paid out for tbe year of 1906. Fruit, dairying aad other Indus tries of Oregon bave. all been given tbeir share of pabllolty, but poultry raising is rarely mentioned outside of the publications wbloh are either devoted ts poultry or bave a special department tor It. (5,000 000 annual ly la a very conservative estimate of tbe returns from tbia Industry to Oregon farmers, and yet thousands of caeea of egga are shipped in every year from tbe Middle West to sap ply the demaad here. Expert poul try raisera say that the olimate of Western Oregon in particular is con ducive to very rapid and healthful growth tbore ia one oommunlty alone In Southern Oregon tbat an nually markets between (10,000 and (jO.OOO worth of turkeya Unequaled as a Cure for Croup. "Besides being an excellent remedy for colds and throat troubles, Chamber, tain's Cough Remedy is unequaied as a cure for croup," says Harry Wilson, of Waynetown, lad. When given as soon as the croupy couirli appears, this remedy will prevent the attack. It is used in mauy thousand homes. For sale by Cbas. 'Strang. 'Tfoy Collins, electrician in caarge of the Portland General Electric sub station at Wacon, on the Oregon electric line, touched a live wire and received a shock of 31,000 volts of electricity. He was severely burned on the face and arms and rendered unconscious for a time. George A. Dorrts, C. S. Williams. P. E. Dunn and A. C. Woodcock, all substantial citizens of Eugene, have Incorporated the Asparagus, Cherry and Walnut Company, with a capital stock of (50,000. They purchased, last fall, the old "Dicky" Robinson farm, aeren miles north of Eugene. After being locked up all night and deliberating for 17 hours, the Jury In the case of the State of Ore gon against Louis A. Kroschel, charged with violation of the local liquor law at Albany, reported in court that an agreement was impos sible and was discharged. Peter Chrlstensen of Oregon City had a narrow escape from death by falling 15 feet from the second floor of the beater room of the Crown Columbta Pulp eV Paper Company's mill. He etruck on his head on a pile et soft pulp, and this waa the only (hlng tbat aaved blm. One leg waa bruised sod his head was badly cat. The most enthusiastic mass meet ing ever held la Roeobarg oaoarred Friday night, when 800 representa tives of the city assembled to bear Tom Richardson deliver an address upon Improvements and progress In the State of Oregon. At the conclu sion of the speech ((.408 was raised ter advertising purposes. i Ashland Tidings: Maoblnsiy from the Central P olnt Creamery la being bsuled to Ash. land, bsvlng been purchased by D, Peroxzt of tbe Asblaad Creamery. The Central Point plant eeesod oper atlons reoeotly bavlog been unable to secure a aufficlsnt supply of milk to make It profitable. A. T. Morlan, tbe veteran H. P, passenger train brakeman on tbe Ashland Koseburg run, baa been on a visit to bit old boms In Dunkirk, Nsw York, where he waa recently oalled by tbe death of bis aged father. Tbe latter was one of tbe oldest Odd Fellows In New i'ork atste at tbe time of bis death. Capt, J. E. Thornton, Llsuts. Sam Ornbb aad Geo, Spencer of Uompany B, Oregon National Uuard of tbia city., bave been requested to atteod a gathering of National Guard otU cars to be bsld at Eugene tomorrow, Tuesday evening, on whlob oooasion Oovernor Chamberlain will present tbs new Fourth Regiment ilwlth Its colors. Tbe dslsbratloo will bejuiade quite a military event. The Ashland olMoers leave tonight for Eugene. rive of tbe New Springfield rifles wltb wbloh tbs Oregon National Guard la to be equipped, hare been reoelved by Company B of tbia olty, and it la sxpsoted tbat the toll com plemeat of tbe new arms will be de livered la time for tbe opening of tbe target praotioe season, May 1st Tbe new weapon, while oalled tbs Springfield, Is not similar la any way to tbe Springfield gone la ass by tbe Gasrd years ago. Tbey are also (en tirely different from tbe Krags with wbloh the Guard la bow equipped, aad have tome re sem bis noes to the Mausers of Span lab-Amsrlosn war fame. Tbe calibre of tbe aew goo ia 30. Uold Hill News: Aootber step towarda tne comple tion of tbe eieotrlo ahoval on Kanes oreek waa taken Wednesday, when a crew of Iluemeo were pat to work stringing the wires 00 tbs pole line fiom Goid Rsy to the mine. The line will te about three miles long. E. Parry, who haa been engaged Itb the euployea of tbe Pacific State Telephone Co., who are re-wir ing tbe line between tbia plaoe and Same Valley bad tbe misfortune to fracture bis arm laat Wednesday af- ternooo. We did not learn tbe parti culars but it seems that one of the men was at work putting in aome cross beams and Mr. Parry was help ing keep the poles In position when it came crashing down oatoblng bis aim in such a manner tbat the ulna was twisted out of place. VVm. Hillbern, of Arizona, on Monday of thia week purchased the Silas Fleming property aoross the river, paying for tbe same (1200. This is the property formerly owned by Fred Learned, and was purohased bv Mr. Fleming laat winter. Tbe place oonelsts of about two sores and la oonsidered a bargain at that prloe. Mr. Hillbern will shortly move bis family from Arizona to Uold Hill, where tbey will make their future reaidenoe. Wednesday evening Charley John son, who lives about two and one half miles east of town came in and re ported that he bad been robbed of all his groceries aad a 32 Winches ter title. Mr. Johnson waa engaged at wore away from home during the day and upon reaoblng borne after his days labor ha found tbe doors of hla bouse broken open and tbe con tents pilfered of its valuables, Just who the perpetrator la haa not been learned bat the authorities are satis fled that thay oao and will locate Jiim within a very few daya. For Diseases ot tbs Skin. Nearly all diseases of the skin such aa eczema, tetter, salt rheum and bar bers' itch, are characterized bv an in tense Itching and smarting, which of ten makes life a burden and disturbs sleep and rest. Quick relief msy be had by applying Chamberlain's Salve. it anaya tne ltcning ana smarting al most instantly. Many cases have been cured by Its use. For sale by Charles oirang. 'While a clerk waa engaged in sweeping the floor at Culver's cigar store In Roseburg j coin sack con taining (27, that fad Just been re moved from the safe and laid mo mentarily on a billiard tcble, waa stolen by some unknown person. W. C. Chase, a member of the lower bouse of the Legislature of t907 from Coos and Curry counties, has filed his petition with tbe Secre tary of State declaring hla candidacy for renomlnatlon on the Republican ticket for the same office. The Senate public buildings com mittee has reported favorably on Senator Fulton'a bill appropriating $50,000 tor a public building at Albany, and authorized a favorable report on a similar amount for a Pendleton building. When Colonel W. ! F. Butcher of Baker City arose the other morning be found that hla trousers, which he had laid on a chair by the aide of his bed, had been removed and a search disclosed them on the back porch wish (90 missing from tbsm. P. A. Worthlngtoo, representing the Oregon Eastern Railroad, bas filed at the United States land of fice at Burns ths amended maps of a railroad survey aad location through Malheur and Harney coaatles. Hla preseaee gave rise to tauoh talk of early eoaetruotloa. HAPPENINGS IN OREGON noogverelt Appoint Potni aster. President Roosevelt haa appointed the following Oregon postmasters: Alfred P. Lluegar, Coqullla; John T. Miller, Jackson V Me; Alonio M Woodford, Medford. Improved Mall Service. Salem There li a strong proba bility that the new train schedule of the Oregon Electric will result la Im proved mall service for Salem. It wilt carry mall each day. New Engineer on Kuinler Project. Rainier The Water Commission ers have hired Orrln Backus, a civil engineer of Portland, to complete the work left unfinished by Engineer Chase, who received a paralytic stroke a few weeks ago. Julius Walliutde nrntully Murdered. Silver Lake That Julius Wallan de, who disappeared December 27, was brutally murdered, la Indicated by the nature of wounds In his body, which waa found Friday in the creek near Silver Lake. Wallande's skull was fractured and bis head bad been pounded. Whirled A mu ml Kevolving Shaft. Coqullle George Goodrich, who works In a snwmlll at this place met with a bad accident last week. In stepping over aa iron shaft his clothes were caught, and he wa whirled around and brule-ed. Four ribs were wroken on the left side and his head was badly hurt. Chavraberlain to Run for the ttenate. Salem Governor Chamberlain baa announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator In the primary elec tion next month. The announcement was Issued at Corvallls, while the Governor waa en route to Yaqulna. where he will lnvestlpate the oyster beds maintained by the State at that point. Fulton Amends Aldrlrh Mcanure. Senator Fulton has Introduced an amendment to the Aldrlrh currency bill to make It unlawful for any Na tional Banking Association to loan or advance money to Its president or its directors and officials, and pro vidinjf that the accepting of such loan will subject tbe guilty party to a fine of f.1,000 or Imprisonment for one year or more. !,ecuiiii SiitMt-uly Itfrh. Clatakauie Fred D. Murphy, a young unmarried man who has fol lowed the occupation of a loesr r around this place for the past six yenrs, has received notice from hi? old home at Cork, Ireljuul. that b; the death of a rich maiden aunt in Dublin he has fallen h Ir to an es ate of $l5,ooo in money and n mansion valued at J'l.'.ooo in that city. So Dipping Needed in Spring of lft-OS Pendleton With 60,000 infected sheep ia the county two years ago. effective dipping has reduced that number until today the Sheep Com mission finds there li not a scabby sheep in the county. The entire State Is also practically free from scab and the commission has issue! a proclamation declaring dipping for the spring of 198 t-nneceasary. t'mn;i(la River Swollen. Pendleton Warm rains followed by a Chinook wind and then more rain Is taking the snow off the moun tains at a rapid rate. The Cmailiia river is higher than It has been any time this year, and though the wa:er Is rising rapidly. It Is still far from dangerous. The rains are being z'.lxZ v.Uh de'.Iglit by the farmers. 03 the season has been exceptontally dry. Vniatflla Dry to Try It Again. Pendleton Local option will be an issue in the June election in Uma- tiha county. Delegates of local op tion workers from uvery precinct In the county met Friday and formulat ed a plan of campaign. The county oca I option was defeated four years so by 800 votes, but temperance ,eople believe there has been great :hange In sentiment and that the movement will now carry. Sheepmen Conns Pies.. Pendleton Three of the Washing ton sh?epmen accused of bringing heir flocks Into this state last spring without giving due notice to the 9tate or county sheep inspector, have changed their pleas of not guilty to guilty, and were given the minimum fine of $100 each and costs. One of he remaining cases will be tried as test case. ivvtlre New Timber Cruise. Hillsboro The County Court will have several pieces of timber land In be north end of the county recrulsed rar timber estimates, as there Is a -iroat deal of dissatisfaction over the cruise of Nense, hired last spring by the county to do the work. Repu table citizens make affidavits that there are tracts which have no tim ber In which N'ease returned large estimates. Tift heaviest payment of faxe. e - made by a single taxpayer In Bcnio: county was that of the Southern Pa cific railroad last week. The tota! was $18,237, and was made In eo: currency. With only about two weefcra r. main Ing la which to file netltlona for omlnatlons, sot a single candidate ror tne Legtslsutre haa yet formally declared his Intention of rttnninar In Liaa countv fPlaiMBKsask, Te liaallMa I newwBejw ve uvuuaji 1MB III UUtW ea plaao. Leasees 73 seats, tf . I. D. PHIPI'S, D. D. 8. Offloea n Adtloa bloct, sJi li if Uuiltl Drug sum Ut-Jiord.Ore.oe Q. W. STEPHENSON, PHYSICIAN. BUBO ION AMP OPTICIAN. Ofloe: RoomS.Adklos'bloek. i:.!ls pronapll atwaded day or alsbt. 'Phone us. Medford Onsen. wa. M. roLVia, Hedford. UKO. H. DURHAM, iir.uls Pius. COLVIG & DURHAM X-iCi w v oxsat . . P-Omes a Madford N.tloo.l Hank Bullo us f round niior E R. SEELY PHYSICIAN ib SUhUEON Uodeia Equipment; Z Bay Lsbratory Ones In Jsckson County Bank Bulcdtng. Hedford Oregon A.. 8. BLITON, D. . COHMUWIOlf IB. OUfTUlOT Of ORKOOtf HomaatAaVd and Timber lesod Mid sod pruolaimaae. Teatlmouy taken la laud oos teat cutieii. Office wltb Me4toru Mail Wfdford OrcgoS Electric Wiring I can save you money on Electric Wiring. For estimates write W. A.KYNISTON, P. O. Box 128 MEDFORD, - OREGON EFFECTIVE DEC. 29, 1907 SOOTH DOrVD No. It Medford 10 JO n No. IS 1:60 pa sorts aouaro No. 11 Medford S:49aa t:sspa Numbers u sad is will maks all stops. Numbers U and I? will be taken off. 60 YEARS' I EXPERIENCE Tradc Marks OcaiONB Copyrights 4c. tio!is!neitj-c. iitMoMi.ti. HANDBOOK ou I'meuta tii frt'ta. Ol'ifst ijet i t f..f truntifiT paicine. I'atotiif taii'ti (hr-'iik-ii Mumi Jt Co. rccelra ijf ((,!( nut kf, ! tmut cti'iriio, m the Scicr.tific Jlittcriwti. A hanrtsofrct (UnetratM wrkt?. I nret lr- Ciiutl'iH f nnr n.-itjiilILt; iiriiul. 1 Vi-nm. f a t."ir: f .nr rtioiitlia. L bonlbyall tiewsiloulere, MUNN & Co.3618'- Kew York iJruch Office. t35 T St WsMhlDajtoD, O. C CASTOR. A far Leasts and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bout t jars the Signattire SUMMONS. Iowa Lumber sad Box CompaJTl Suit In corpoiattOD pUintlfl. e.jultF to foreclose Herold Ke.Ief sod William B. I mechanic's Crowejli, Defctidanta. J ,io. To Harold KeUey. one ot the sbove-uamed Delentlaau- In the name of the State of Oregon, you ere hereby required to ajjner and c,wr tbe complaint afain. rou In the above entitled court and came on or before tbe laat day of tbe time premrioed Id th order for publication herein, to-wit: On or before thelstbdav or April. ntd date betas; the expiration ol atx weeka Irom the day ot tbe first publica tion of tbli cum mom. And if you fall to ap pear and answer, for want thereof, the p: iln tl3 will apply t the court for tbe relief prayed or in tatd complaint, it-cclnctiv at a ted, as rol Iowa: 1. For Judgment ag atriat 7ou and in favor of the plaintiff for tbe sum of I173.00, tor t her with 1 merest thereon, at tbe rate of aix per cent, per annum, from the 26th day of Septem ber, IyhiT, unt.l paid, and f.jr the costi and dis bursements of this mitt to be tnxeJ, Incladlne $2 00 paid tor tiUoita mechanic's lien men tioned to atd complaint, and tbe further anna of :5 00 reasonable attorney's fees herein. 2. That the SKfregate of laid aams and ao crulnf C"iti be adjudged and decreed a lein upon the dwelling house mentioned lo complaint atd upon th land upon which the aame It situated, described aa follow., to-wit; The southwest quarter of Section 35, Town ship 86 aoutb, Range 1 West of Willamette a.e rioian, in Jackson County, Oregon. S. For an order and decree of this Court forecloeing said lein, and directing tbat said described property be sold, as provided by law. aud tbe proceed! thereof applied In pay ment of said judgment and costs and accru ing coats. This su Simons is published lo Tut Msoroaa Mail by order of faon. B. ai Hanna, Judge of the above entitled court wbicn said order waa made and entered of record on the Wth day of February. 19(3, and said summons la publt.Ht.e4 the first time on the 6th day of March, 190. in obedience to said order. W. E. PHIPP9. Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior Land Office at Rneetmrg, Ore., Jan. 22. , NotlCA ia hfTstr at iron that Mlln Tsia. of Phoenix. Oregon, bas filed notice of bis Intention to make final soldiers five years f"vt tu -uurr ui unr.iiiQ, tib; nomesteaa Entry o. s2. made July 1 hJ7. for the N W See i ton 6. Townhlp 8. South, Rat ge 1 Kaat, and that said proof will be made before A Hlllon. U.'f. tommls floner. at bia office. In Medford. Oregon, on Saturday. March ltt. " Hf Dime tb following wltnesse to prove hi coniinuou r.-i:deLce upon, and cultiva tlon of, tbe land, viz: Frederick K. Furry, Arthur Furry. James Smitb, of Phoenix, Oregon; S. Peter Barne burg, of Medford, Oregon. BLNJAMIN L EDDY. Reenter, APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZ ING PERMITS. Notice is hereby glrea that all applications for permtts to grate cattle, boMes and sheep within the Cascade (Hrutb) National Forest, dnrtng the teams of 190. most be Died la my li? wS. Ro,br Ottgon, on or before Marco Full information la regard to the rrailng fees to be charged, and blank to r in i tc be ned Id makihg application, wui be lurosabed upon request. t.C. BABTRCM. a pervisor.