The Medford mail., May 15, 1908, Image 4

Published (vary Friday
A 5. BKTON, Publisher.
MilDt'OKD MAV IS, 1U0S.
BSOUfTMN H-30 MM YEAR
Ealere4 In lh p-momee at M-.Hord, Oregon
MS utfiul ro.tl matter
Republican Ticket.
Xlec:l'U .unol,
For Cnltt-d -"late rVtiator:
II M. C IKE.
Tor Hfjrc'mail.e lu i:.ii'sre:
ILM4C. UaWLcV,
For Fo J an I lielrr (;oinml'i.ner;
J. YY. BA1I.LV.
For Supreme Judre:
U0.1KUT8. 1IEAN.
Jr Ba'.lroad Commllmw!
T. K. CAMPBELL.
Put ProMcutlwr AtttorneT, -lackgoa ud Jof
' pblne Count ki :
U.F. Mt'LKKV.
For Joint Representative, Jackson and Doug,
laa Count lei:
J. A. BUCHANA.
For Representative!:
J. I HAMMEKBLY, B. D KCBLI.
ForCoaotjr Judge:
(1. W. DUNN,
for County Commlsitonorx
JAMK8 OWES 8.
For County Sheriff i
D. H. JACKBON.
For County Clerk:
W. B. COLEMAN.
BorConnty Recorder I
B. T. BUBNKTT.
ForCouoty Auetaor:
W.T. OEIEVE. '
For County Treeiurer:
J. II. CAOriEMILX.HR.
For County School 8upe.lntandeai:
J. PERCY WELLS.
For County Coroner:
A. K. KELLOGG, '
for County Surveyor:
V. A. GRI8KZ.
There U nd ?alld reason why every
Kepablloan staooid not support O. ii.
J no k ion for tbo otUoe of sheriff. Mr.
Jackson hat proven himself an able
nd energetlo oftloer during bti term
and tb enemies be has made through
ItlF official notions are waoh that
every law-abiding citizen should per
force become his supporter. -
To the
Voters of
County.
Jackson
t
' Uentlemon : llaviug been solicited
by many peraoui to make tbe raoe for
County Treaaurer tbis year I wlab to
acquaint you witb who 1 am. My
.father, tbe late am, R. Taylor, came
to Oregon In tbe early uftlea I am a
native born Oieconlan, 35 yean of
ae I bave been In tbe employ of
Mr. J. Hunan aa ojerk for 20 year.
and am now member of;tb Drm of
Mbnan, Taylor & Co., Jacksonville.
1,1 reapeotfuU? aak your; voU and
aaanre you that abould the people of
Jaokaon county el sot me to 811 tbe
ataoe cf Uoaoty Traaaurer that I will
faithfully and hoaeetlf eonduot the
affairs of that otflo for roar best Ig
wrta. I cava j hem asbed for i
polltloal otUoe In my life. Hoping
tint whan you go to tb polls 1 Jna.
tkatyoa will pat aa la front of
ay aama, I am,
IBIranlj roars, ' .
Marvel Je Taylor,
Oamoentla Nomlae foe Cooaty
-Iraaausr
For Sale.
i a?vi
lOo acre of flnex laai
Oo acre of floe" land for sale
with
Two
300 Indies free wrter right
sallee Eaat ot Eagle Point,
V Ell Uaback,
20 tf. Eagle Point, Oregon.
ff3EEEiEK 0 C0B'S GREAT MAY
SALES IN
Ladies', f 1.00 and $3.50 Oxfords $2.95 and $3.00
All Leathers, Tan and Black
SALE OF DRESS GOODS
'5000 Yards, Fancy Mixed and Blacks. All New
6 Yards for the Price of 5' .,
MEN'S SPRING, SUITS ,
J20.00 Values, $15.00 and $16.50, also Agents for the.
tlfvval Ta ilnro
Suits
4. . V " k ; V
$18.00
Special Values in Silk Gloves.
Agents or the famous, K. &
"
r . v 1
: 1 1 jowf
I r. nr" f-.y Li. s- . 4 W, V, ,Ty l...r I I W 1 I
rrT:AV-- :! i (if, A f-,f ii-' - ? - - T"
W. H.f MEEKER CO.
1 . I ,hj.il!iK
The Cost is Small.
The Benefit Large
The matter" of Aluulute Pr iteclioti f r your valuables
ig ho important that you cannot well afford to overlook it.
Although the coot of renting a Safe Icirit llox in the Firo
and Burglar Proof Vault of the Jack-on County bunk is
very moderatw, tin b-ne'it is large, assuring absolute Bcourity
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO KENT
$4 AND UP PER .YEAR
t Count f W
1". MIDrOEO. OEEOOirJ
CP
W. I. Vawtkr, Pres.
Mrs. Temple's Telegram
At tbe Medford theatre Saturday
evening, May lU'o, tbe latent tuooeaa
ful faioe, "Alra. Tempie'a Tel.Rram"
will ban IU liiat prodootloo In thla
oity.
It la tbe oaaal rule lor edranoe
noiioea OI oamma ai.ntoiuu. w
oompoaod Iroro tbe tertll. brain of
tbe clever 0) preaa agfot but In tbla
inatanoe we are going to quote from
tne dramatic oritio Mr. Artbor A.
Ureen, ot tbe Portland Oregonian
wbere tbe play waa praaented laat.
"Mra. Temple'a Xelegram" aa inter
prated by William liernard and an
admirable aupporting oompany, ia a
deluge oi mirtn. ii ourti opon an'. . , ,
audleooetbat tilled th. tlelllg Irom 1 1" ,n lp B
oiabeetra to sailorv throe nilnutea J A won
after tbe flrat aot began and did not
abate antll tbe laat onrtain tell, xne i
Drofeaional deaiunatioo of a good
play as a 'Scream' doeao't half begin
to expieas It. Mlnote lor minute and
part tor part I believe 'Mia. Tem
ple's Telegram' ia th funnieit faioe
now being preaented. 'i'Dere are lew
character, hot eaob one ol thorn la
essential to a oona'derablo degree.
Tbe ootuplfoatlooa ara so exoruoiut
luiilv lunnv aod comnleJi that at
every new development one wonders
If tbe autbor baBn t reached bis limit
lor tire ludicrou and if the orowd
baaa't bad enough apaems ol laugh
ter. But one alter another tbe actua
tion keep piling up until the very
oloae lioda but a acnot minute 'for
Uoal expaoatiooa. Aa a soataiued
piece of ttaue wilting it ia a wondor.
tieata lor "Mra. Toniplu'a Tflegrnru"
are now on Bale at liaakin'a Drug
Store. ,
To the Public-
When I read In the paper tbat I
had been nominated lor oounty ootn.
mialoner by tbe Socialist party, 1
hardly rooognlzed my reai name, hav
ing been called "Tennessee" Smith
toi some 27 years In Oiegon. I mere
lv make this statement ao tbat those
who oare to vote for "Tenaeasaa"
Smith, weU tbat'a me.
Kaspaotlully,
W. M. Hmlth
Campaign Rally.
Th woikers of ths world are
aait
lag.
Boolallet aomlaew for Reprasanta
tlva to ataU leslslatar.
Or. D. M. U rower, of Aahland. and
Raphael Maaanar, of Gold UIU,
wU
speakl oa tbalssoe of tbo day, via.
Soelallsm, Prohibition, vs. UhaU tha
looaa be atulshad, at Aahlaad,
Friday May 29th, tJhaaUoqaa haU at
8 p. m. Madford, Satuday 23, Opera
Hoos at 8 p. m. 20-3t
Kor Sale A few aood hones and
dlfferaat kinds of wagooa and rigs.
Call at West Bid Bnok Stable 7-tf.
Over 200 Snarplea Cream Separa
tor In nee In Southern Oregon. Sold
by Rogoe River Ureameiy, PrioeJ
from tlO up.
All DEPARTMENTS
to Your Measure 1 f
up,
v
All Lengths and Colors
jG. Corset?., ,We carry, al,
to. $3.50.
, ' I ,
Established JSSS
Llttte Depositary
Canilul aid Surplus
$u,j,uuo.uu
G. R. Lindi.ev, Cashier
REAL ESTATE.
W G Kniyhton, et ux, to W W Tay
lor, 5 acres In tp 30 a, r 1 w i 8.12S0.
A D Naylor, et al, to T E Pottlnger,
lot 9, bk 63, Medford i $1.
Martha J Hbultz to A D Mercer, 2
' aPA. In In 10 . .1 .
. In tp 39 a, r 1 e
1000.
Wm Anderaon to Richard B Faulda,
lfiO acree in tp 39 a, r 2 e $10.
D P Greninger to T A Culbarton,
land in tp 39 a, r 1 e; 200.
H 0 Garnctt to Phillip J Spanoer,
lot 3, bk 1, Nickcll aid to Medford:10.
J O Emerlck to D E Bjerregaard,
r 1 w; (1.
J A Lyon to Miyray Woolsoneroft,
lota 7 and 8, bk 1,
Frultdale add to
Metlford : 8300
0 8 to Coztec Iabd and Cattle Co,
158 acrea In tp 35 a, r S e.
H Humphrey to H C Stoddard, land
near bk 3, West Medford: 150.
W M Kennedy to Emil DeRoboam.
part ot lota 2 and 3, bk 10, Beatty's add
to Mctllord: 31.
WlVawtorto Ellzalwth A. Smith,
SIO acrca in tp 40 a, r 8 e; 8?0OO.
M ifrie Burrougha to George P Lind
h y, lota 8, 9 and 10, bk 2, Queen Anne
add to Medford; 3I5.
J M CaHebeer to Cora E Bnrcs, lota
4, 5 and 0, bk 50, Saxtnan'a add to Ash
ltn.l. W D Jolinon to W C Sanderson, as
aignmcnt of bond for deed to land ro
cordeJ io vol 02, deed records; $noo.
J L Demmor to H O Stoddar I, lot 1,
bk 52, Medford; 5300,
C I Hutch If on to It A Morrison, land
nur bk , Park add to Medford; 810.
(J 0 Palmer to L A Cranse, lot 0, bk
11. Aahland; $350.
E M Henry to J M Wright, lot 1, 2,
, 7 and 8, bk 1, Phoenix ; 8500.
Wm Roaa to T W Dally,- lot 2, bk 8,
Boaa add to Medford; $70.
T W Daily to Frank O Stinaon, lot 2,
ok o, xvgbb aoo to aieorora; $iou.
6 G Hodges to J A Lyon, bks 1, 2, 4,
5 and 6, and part of bk 3, Frultdale add
to Medford; $1.
P G Packard to R J Edwards, 160
acres In tp 39 s, r S e; $10.
J. M Hurley to Florence Hswley
Goffs, agreement concerning land In tp
37 s, r 2 w; $2600.
J M Hurley to Mary K Mlllor, agree-
ment concerning land in tp 37 a, r 2 w;
Ella L Adklns, adm, to Alva Moore,
lot 8, bk 82, Medford ; $300.
Arthnsa Pool to Cbaa W Thomas,
land In tp 36 a, r 1 w; $1430.
Geo W Neleon to H U Lnmaden, 160
acres In tp 32 a, r 1 e; $1 .
Wm Ross to W M Hall, lot , bk 1,
Ross add to Medford; $15.
W M Hallet to Alex Duff, lot 6, bk 1,
Rosa add to Medford; $300.
R P Hall to Clara M Shldeler, 10
abres in tp 38 a, r 1 w; $1250.
I (V I!f ilf I
I - lMllff
i is in ii i
Iff
1 T U MM
ANTI-SALOON.
, , ...
lilted by th. Jsoksoo CoaDiy Actl -
balooo Central Committee.
Gov. Foikf Speech.
tier la wbat lior. Joseph W.
, I'oik, if Mi.aoul Buys of the satooo
lh.i.. h. M.
fc't. Joih Missouri, April 2k, V)oi.
! "It us-hI to be aU tuat the eant -
! b:iu lavta, the win.i.io'jn t.oa ul
' ino drn-D ebnp BtKtut-. co-jl'i not
I .u!jkvJ in tbe Umt e-.tic a. 1 nay n
lyoa ir-mo law r ua'orenl oua l.jr
: tra cnfsicwl to in irttir In tt ,.
I eltica el bt Louit, Una At Vitw :.n
' st Jt.MpH. tiara too liovfcrn r t .t
,t tiuwrrto iff:ra tu.o. lau bt
i oatiio he apDii'ia ilrj r oiico cau;ai:i-
1 j 6loner ii th.
oi.'mieticatjn
E Louii. Tl'
w cu1... and t!u- e.vcit'
uf ttio city oi
comuijn, ia now a tniDi- Qt te it;st.
'and WMu-lootuu have booa at.tii'pe-i
out. Tiie law rt'quiri.'ig aulooua tc
j cloao on Sunttav tad l-jca tla;r:tntly
d:art-Kr.letl lu tbeto citloa. 1 uruor-
; ed it eoturcud lu accortiaoa witb
tbe oatn taken when I came to tbe
I olllcc of governor, 'i'iie aaloua.kevp
I era lefuad at tint, but they were
f rcad to submit to the power of tbe
law. Toey lnaiated tbat If tu legla
lature were In aeuion tbey would
bave it repealed. Ibere baa been a
legislative seealon ainoe tbla law baa
been put In foice and no one dard
come f ot ward with even a suggeatlon
for it. reiwai. Tue result of tbe en
forcement of tuts law baa been some
what remarkable Crime, that ia.
Sunday orlme, baa been largely re
duoed In tbese oitlee Tbe oolloe'
courts that oa Monday morning in
tbe old days were orowded wltb
wretched men end women recovering
from tbalr Sunday debanobertee, ar
now practically deaertad. Whatever
may be aald by tbe advocates of th
wide-open Sunday saloon, statistics
tbow that then baa been leas drunk-
enees ainoe tbe enfoicemeot of tbis
law than baton. Tbe bualoeaa of tbs
outoner, tbe baker, tbe grocel wbo
naa no aaloon attachment and tbe
tradeaman has larnelv Increased.
Tbe depoalta of working men In tbe
Danaa nave locreasei and tbeir wauea
that formally wtot to tbe Sunday,
aaloon now go to pay for food aud
clotbiog foi tbe family, or are saved
lor a rainy day. Many a wife,
many and many a mother, has writ
ten roe tbat tbey now bave sometbing
to eat, aod to wear oo Sundays aud
Mondays, wnereae before tboy were
in want. One sucb letter from one
aood woman more than oouipeuaHtea
far tbe oura-e of ten tbouaaod outlaw
liquor dealers. Tne aaloon ia an evil
wherever It may exist- It ia a power
for good oowbeis. It ia ooly toleiac
ed anywhere tor fear aontettting worse
may take place. The question aa to
whetber tbs aaloooa shall be run out
of tbe state entirely ia an important
ooe, but a far more important ques
tion ia wnnthap nr nnt ths HMlnnna
THERE IS
National
Medford
RESOURCES,
rag. s. CKOWtlL
yisiia.ai
shall be allowed to ran the state.
They have been permitted to bavejtoo
mooo lnnaeno in political enaira.
and candidate woos bnslnsss It
would be, if eleoted, to make laws,
bsve shown too much cooaideration
for tbla element wbo bave been faoat
leal lawbreakers. Led on by design
log politloians tbe liquor Interests
bave entered tbe political anna
backed by millions ol dollars, with
tbe avowed purpoee of dominating
the Dolltloe or the atate If tbey can
Bad, through politics, to oontrol tbe
itate. While tha enforcement of tbe
law closing saloons on Sunday baa
now become an accepted oonditlon.
ao that no candidate lor office In tbla
Btate would dar openly oppose tbis
poliny, tbett resentment against the
present executive lor potting tbs law
in force agalnat tbem baa shown no
abatement. Tbey oppose me end 1
do not want tbeir support. II 1 bave
to violate my oatb ot onlce by allow
ing tbem tbe privlleg ol lawleasnesa
In order to be eleoted to any other
office tben I Bay it Is a prtoe I will
not pay even to hold tbe highest of-
floe in tbe land. I prefer to letlr to
private life ooneoloua ol having baen
true to my oonoeptloo ol publlo duty
tban to receive the encomlama and
anpport of lawbnaken by being falae
so my natter nature.
Tbe liquor Interests claim tbat they
an In favor ot tbe law being enforc
ed, but have tbey welcomed a reign
of la, 7 Not atJalL On th oontrary
many of tbem attempted to defy tbe
orders to enforo tbe law until they
aaw defiance was osBlese. Tben tbey
gave unwilling aoquieaoenoe while
vowing vengeano on tb omolals wbo
dared uonslder tbat lawe wen made
lor tbem to obey tbe same as ordi
nary mortals. Tb faot that th law
waa entoiced agaioat tbem waa
enough to amy tbem agaluat 'ms,
tbeir theory seeming to be tbat they
mast lo self-defense oppos all wbo
want their bualoeaa regalated. Some
ot the aaloona here In St. Joseph are
ngoting now, not lor existeooe, but
tor tbe privilege ot lawlessness from
the next administration, wbiob tbey
nope will allow tbem to open on bun-
day. Tbey will obtain no such priv
ilege ftum this adminlstiatlon and 1
do not believe tbey will from tbe
next, Aa Ions aa tb. Honor tratlla
demonstrates that It baa no respect
for lawr human or divine, joat ao
long wail the aentiment againat It
continue to grow,
Other Dramshop Laws.
Tbe governor ooly has power to en
force the dramsbop laws in tbe oitlee
wbere be appoint tb pollc uommiB
etoaen and tbe exois commissioner,
but In other portions of tb state, be
00 ,r authority. I believe
; there abould M eonie sta.e autborlty
.couterrod to eutoru. Ue Ian la
1 ,v,ry ,rt of tto 0oniu.oueeith utter
IikuI oillclals brve m tl-lm! to do
jthulrduty. Id this reap:!, bowevei,
tbe general apsuuih'y tilitered Iroto
I my vi.s, ana oo authority was ouu
I ferreii upoo 'be governo;- to curry out
; "! '"'V' ",', m' ntlon-1
A diain.bop law, i,0,ooi, .a. !
jne'miul numbly of li07. which I.
1 ' f""' ' in aifironm' tte a.
. Uotiur lain act oaob irjoj..r.oi Beiwr
I '-t clote uot vu:y vi .-.ujoay, out i
t,ai:' 1 o'aicok to 5 o m ek (ma util i
u 'I '- ive booO, . lu (im mm rt
u,) "'' OJty hll V.:e -an o. !
to. tai rel'.tiun io ruidt: o m a. j
uooo noy rroktito any n.-a ciizont
lo t'! ioit ou t.. l-oi a la tneu'r-i
HiH t.r A : .ij:hi
v!te ; i,f' en&::' ut i:u e.- .ra L-en .ri
,a.-"rr-;;ir vf ll-.T. Hti,-;eoy any t::ii.:e.'.
jttu lii'j i-'ilt m tljt- L-irooi' court
air-.t -u prtiHooul f-i.tcruey, :
ley,
sr.;.
law
out
dn-.-n:r, tua; or t.r outer lUIjiiU oiiur;
-J with tttu eiitorcuin.-tjt ot i!te la
i-r u .-lect of d-ity, aud lu ttjj even
it can be shown titat the odkial ba i
wilfully failed to euforoe : u? l.w it :a
matie bta duty to euiorco. aa iu mtu
cial cau be ousted troui ollie. 'iue
pr.'iceeding Is a civil oite aud con-
fere tbe power on the citizens of eaeb
ocuiinunity to rid themselves of tbeir
omoiuia wlo in tbeir pubiio duty lot
sake tbe aervloes of tha people.
Missouri Prosperous Under Keluu of
law.
In the campaign of 1901 we were
told tbat It would Injur, th stat to
make tbe cure of corruption an la-
aue, tbat th people outaid ol the
atate would think w wia all gratt
ers. 1 believed then aa 1 do now, It
corruption exists It should be drag
ged Into the light. It can aot be
cured oy aiding it. it la more
honorable to correct civic evils than
to ignon tbem. Has tbe rein of law
bort Mleaourlf Every part of the
atate la Increaelna lo population and
in wealth. Immigration has increas
ed 25 per ceut mote In the paat three
years than In the three years belore
tbat, and lands all over tbe stats
have inoreaaed more In valu during
tbe lata three years tban In anv ten
years before. We wete told tbat if
tbe saloons In tbe cltlss were cloned
on Sunday tbat If raco-traok gamb'-
ing was atepped and wine-rooms
abut np, grass would grow In tbe
Htretta of these cities, What baa
beea the reault? St. Louis naa
grown mora durlog tbe past three
years tban in aoy like peilod In bar
history. There baa been more new
building put up there during that
period toan In any half dozen yeara
prior. Koal eatate in Kansas City
bBa advanoed in value more during
tbut time than In any ten yeara be
fore. St, Joseph is rapidly forging
to the fore fiont- of American tuuui-
cipalltiea. While tbe Missouri idea
of law eofurcemeut may not bave
caused all this prosperity, It certaiu-
ly baa not been an luiury. ma ma-
-9
BUT ONE
ST
Bank of
u
$450,000.00
L. ALTOKD
.Caehla
terlal affairs of th state haw not
been negleoted daring this adminis
tration. Industry haa beea encour
aged and manafaotnrlng enterprise
foatend throughout th common
wealth. Publlo Inatltntlon bavs
bsen looked after and today there ta
00 state In the Union with charitable
Institutions of a higher order and
better management tban In Missouri.
In tbe publlo business of tbe state
1 have as vour governor, to the best
of my ability applied tbe pttnoiplee 1
advocated ' before you In 190t.
Whether you like what baa been done
or not, you alon can say.
Th prohibition question Is up for
determination -at ithe approaching
eleotlon lo Morrow, among other
oonntlas, and Sheriff Sbutt-, who is
a candidate for tbe fouitb auocesaive
term, la zealously In favor of it
He reoeived recently a letter from
L. J. Uates of Kent, Sherman oounty
manager of tb Kent Commercial
oompany and for Balfour, Uutbrie 4
Co., whiob lo part esys:
"We oannot andentand how any
good, live, sensible easiness man can
for a moment Island for tbe saloons.
tbe tblog of all things tbat dtawa
money from legitimate onannels of
business, and directly Injure, tb.
buitncas ot every merobaot In tbe
oounty, to eay nothing about tbe
moral Injury to tbe commnnltv.
Notwithstanding we had tbe tell end
ol two crop failures to contend wltb
ben In Sherman couoty. our busi
ness lor tbe year ending Kebruarv 15
laat waa )nsl siu.uuu ibeavler tban It
waa two yeara ago wnea we naa the
aaloona. Tbe year after tbe aaloona
wen pat ont of business, though oar
crops wen a com plate latlot, oar
oash sales wen 20 per oent better
man tne year oeiore and our secured
time sales 10 per oent heavier, It
seems very ridiculous lor basin ess
men to lavot toe saloons- i x
Onr taxea bsve been lower eaob year
sine tne saloons went oat ol com
mission. It Is safe to say tbat Sher
man county Is saved at least (25.000
a year by tbe aaloona being pot oat
of business eaved to tbe fsimer, tbe
st Mkmaa ana laoonr, tne taxpayers.
Tb.y an tb fellows wbo foot tbe
bills."
This seems to be testimony worth
eoneiderlng. It I not tb vapid
banngu ol a proieelonal nlormer,
but toe caielol, uool-beaded state
ment of a business msn wbo just
knows what he le talking about. Ia
there any argument or tvatlmony to
overcome such evidence as thlsf
If yon want a .uream aeparator
tea tba Bbarploa at tba Kogoa Kirer
Creamery before baying.
For Groceries
Prices
ft ,.
m T.
ui
ta
;
! ti
; jj
1 j
Always
Blue Ribbon Flour
If You Haven't Tried It, Why Not
Chase (& Sanborn
Celebrated Teas and Co?fce
WARNER.
THE GROCER.
ex-shetuff Forxn criLTy.
Said lo Hare Burnotl Property ot
Ex-ConrjrePMjian WllJiumson.
FriiK-vIlle, Or., M::? 10. After
aVliijoraiioti cowrln;; in or 3 then I &
hours, tlio jury in the caso of 0.
Sum Sm'th, chared wMIi burnl".
J. N. Williamson's nh arinc pit.:.;,
brought In a verdict ot r'-iUy.
Smith was &lp ten corf ti: Borvo fn:.:
years ia the ir'nitemiary. Lar
Elliott, his accomplice, also rocive:
a like sentence.
Counsel will rc.nvo for a. new tvfr.'
If this is not granted, notice will ?n
given to appeal to supreme court.
This Is the first case on record
In Crook county where a sheepman
haa had sufficient courage to endeav
or to cause the punishment of those
committing depredations on his
orapar
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1SOT1CK KOR PUliLlCATIOX.
TTn!lfd atfttel Lund Offlco.
Ro-otiurti. 0:e)n, Murch
No. Ice ! tiort'by fiiv n tbut lu ciinplianrft
wltn rut-pr.-vl.l -n or t tie net ol Cuini'"'"
June H, ibTS, iiuitirt "An ait f r ilic iff
Umbt-r U'ifia in i titi rlt '."HOf Cilifoml:., Ore
gnu. Neiadtt, and WasNtiirrton Tfrritfiry," t
eU-uie, iohII the 1'ublic iaiind ditties by act
of Alight -1
WILLIAM C. KiSER, Jr.
of Rtdtlld.Coiinir .f Spink, state of gitith
Hakoiu, did on tf )'.. 17, l'XT, nl in tbli oflico
bif worn itAU metit No lor toe purchaie
t-f the l.oti t.5 ( ati'i T, (being w oi vr m
tu ctiOll 6. in Titwiiahlp No, W, Soulb KhTivxc
No. 2 Kast, and will oil T proof to il.uw that
t ie laud' aoiiKht tt more vulunble for lti
timber or mono th no ior agricultural inn
lKnfi, and to cstabilPh hU cLilm tn aid land
o"(ore 9. Klttou, II. 8. tomml-mloner, at Hit
omeolnMtNHitrd, Oregon, 'ou TDumday, the
tb dTQt July. I"0f4.
He ntmoi aa wltnesMs: Charles E. Walker,
of Butte Kali, Oregon; Charles A. Ed moid
eon, of I utte FallH, Ormou; Weiley c. Green,
of Medford, Orflffoo, Frederick U. Pago, of
Medford. Oregou
Any and all penona claiming adyeraely tha
above described land are requeued to file
their claltne la thU office on or before said 91b
dar of July, 1906.
BKNJAMIN'L. EDDY, Rffliter.
Mra. E. E. Gora Teacher of
Piano and Vole, Special aammer
olaaaea In harmony and theory now
forming. Hlgbt read log anaemble
playing and realtal work
For Assessor: .
W. T. GRIEVE
of Prospect
Republican Nominee
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