THE MEDFOKD DAILY TRIBUNE, MKDFOKD. TR., SATURDAY, APRIL 11, l!MK
SEALED BID SALES OF
WOOL IK OREGON
A schedule of the sealed-bid sales of
4b Oregon ; Woolgrowera ' asoeiatiou
"AoApsn issued as follow:
Arlington, May 23, 700,000 pounds;
Pendleton, May 25, June 8; Pilot Roek
May 6, Juue 9, both places, 2.300,000
pounds; lleppner, May 29. June 11
2,300,000 pounds; Vale, Juue 5, Juue
23, 2,000,000 pounds; Baker City, Juue
22, uly 11, 2,000,000 pounds; Elgin,
June 25, Julv 9, 2,2000,000 pounds; Con
don, Juno 19, 750,000 pounds; Shaniko,
July 2, June 10, July 10, 3,4O0,hhi
pounds.
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Mrs. George W.Ounn and bou have
returned from th Ashland sanitarium
and are both getting along nicely.
O. F. Billings whs down from Ash
laud the first of the week, doing bus
iness at the courthouse.
Misses Lottio and Emma Reed, who
were called home by the death of their
father, will return to Portland and Sun
Francisco today.
Dr. Page, while coming up California
street in his auto, frightened the team
owned by Frank Crump, which was
' standing in front of Numau 'a store.
They in turn mn into Charles Dunford's
del ivory wagon, upsetting it and com
pletely demolishing the same, Fortu
nately, no one was injured, both wag
ons being left standing.
Jacksonville has another real estate
firm, W. W. Irving & Co.,-who have
their offices opposite Ryan's store.
MARRIED.
RADERROSE At Phoenix, April 8.
190ft, by Rev. V. F. Shields, Jos. M
Rador and Miss llertlia Rose.
JACKSONMU'liST In Med ford, April
fi, 1908, by Rev. C. H. Hoxie, W. U
Jackson and Miss Florence Hurst
both of Medford.
BORN.
PROVOST At Ashland, March 20,
1008, to Mr. aud Mrs. Horace Pro
vost, a son.
KERSEY At Ashlnu.l, April 8, 1908,
to Mr. and Mrs. William Kersey, a
son.
STARR At Grants Pass, April 5, 1003,
to Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Starr, a
daughter.
HOLLENBEAK Jn Antioch precinct,
April 5, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Uollenbcak, a son.
DIED.
JAMES In Medford, April 8, 1908,
Margaret T., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. James, a untivo of Penn
sylvania, aged 3 years, 9 months and
3 days.
CHURCHILL At Yreka, Cal., April 6,
1908, Jerome Chnrehill, aged 82
years.
8HIBLEY At Oregon City, April 7,
. 1908, of tuberculosis, Mrs. Jumes E.
Shibley, aged 24 years.
RE AO AN In Medford, April 6, 1908,
infant son of . C, and Olive Rea
gan.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Sarah M. Andrus to Edwin J.
Runyard, lot 2, block 2, Sunny
eido'adilition, Medford $ 2000
Anna N. Lewis to Edwin J. Run
yard, lot block 2, Snnnyside
addition, Medford ', 27,"
F. N. Knowles to Mrs. Era Rob
erts, 10 acres in section 4,
township 38, range 2 V 150
N. C. Kentner to John Barneburg,
property in block C, Callo
way's addition, Medford 750
P. II. Orogan to P. M. Jenney,
85.26 acres in township 37,
raugo 2W 5
Grant Rawhug to Stella For,
land in section 29, township 37,
range 10 1
Mollie Hale to Emil DeRobeam,
lots 11 and 12, block 04, Med
ford 1700
Abraham Yaloy to Joseph
Wright, 100.02 acres in desert
land claim Nn. 55, township
30, range 2 V 5433
Grant. Rnwrup to Ella Arnold,
southwest quarter of Bection
17, and northwest quarter and
northeast quarter of southwest
quarter of section 20, township
37, range IE 100
Rachel L. Alford to J. E. Pay
ette, property in Bryant Addi
tion, Medford 1
0. W. Bashford to Walter M.
Kennedy, property in block 2,
Whitney's Addition, Medford 1500
T. W. Osgood to Oliver Joues. fi
aeres in section 4. township 3S.
range 2 V 1
Oliver Jones to Anna C. Xalley,
6 acres in section 4, towuhip
33, range 2 W joo
rnrau J. .eriey to .1, a. Perry.
lot 1, block 10, Butte Falls.'. 1
Joseph Kerr to Charles Pope,
land in section 8, township 39,
range 1 E 10
Rhoda A. Rawson to Lee L.
Jacobs, land in D. L. C. 42.
township 37, range 1 W 212
Sarah T- Merley tn, William R.
Larob, lot l,"fcWk 1ft, Butte
Falls 10
F. M. Calkins to Simon F. Long,
property on TTilmnn street.
Ashland 2"
Simon F. Long to R. B. Oaulds.
V ip 40, range 2 E 1
M. C. Kddingtnn to J. T). Me
Xabh, southwest VI of south
wt H of section S, township
39, range 1 E 10
M. M. Abbott to Bertha A. Cor
thell, lot 23. Matthew's Addi
tion, Ashland 10
PROBATE.
Estate of Frederick Barneburg Or
der made confirming final account of
ei pen for.
O Estate of Milton B. Vorris Tnven
torr od appraiimnt filed.
Christian Science,
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday moruing at 11 oVloek
in the Commervial club room. Subject
of the lesson -aerm on for Sunday April
12, Are Siu, Disease, and Death
Real!" All are welcome.
B Street Methodist Church.
"That Fellow Who Did" will be the
subject at the B street Methodist ehurch
next Sabbath night. In the moruiug
the theme will be, "Wireless Ttele
graphy Between Heaven and Earth."
Sabbath school, lit a. m.; Epworth
league, 0:30 p. m. Everybody invited.
8t. Mark's Church.
Palm Sunday. The musie nud ser
mon in the morning will be appropri
ate to the day. Mr. Ed Andrews will
sing "The Palms," and Mr. Williams
will preach on the text, "Tell yo the
daughter of Sion, behold thy king Com
eth unto thee, meek, and sitting upon
an ass, and a colt the foal of an ass."
In the evening the nddress will be the
last in the course on "Men Who Cru
cify Christ," which has proved so pop
ular. The special subject is "The peo
ple." Come aud learn if there is any
lesson for vou.
Christian Church.
Special sermon-lecture nt Christian
Church Sunday night. Subject, "Relig.
ious Delusions." Especial attention will
be paid to witchcraft, snpersittion, men
tnl science, Christian science, faith
healing and other cults of the day. This
lecture will bo replete with illustration,
humor, incident, etc. Come, bring a
friend. Subject for the morning ser
mon, "Seven Cures for IToiirt Trouble,"
John, xv:l-4. Bible school at 10 a. m.
Y. P. S. C. E. nt 0:30; nil come.
Don't be deceived by buying shipped
In flour nt $l.fi0 per sack. Patronize
homo industry Buy Davis best flour
At $1.30 per sack. Every sack guaran
teed. Try it. If you can't get it nt
the grocer's, come to the mill.
City of Medford, requiring sidewalks
and curbs to conform thereto, and pro
viding penalty for violations thereof.
The City of Met! ford doth ordaiu us
follows:
InitiaD. Bench Mark Where Located
Section 1. The U. 8 G. S. bench
mark, which is a round disc set iu the
west wall of the Nash Hotel building,
at the southeast corner of Seventh and
D streets, and which has an elevation
of 1370.00 feet above mean sea level,
is hereby declared to bo the initial
bench mark for the City of Medford,
Oregon.
Other Bench Marks When Located
Section 2. For the purpose of perpet
uating evidence, there shall be estab
lished within said city not less than
eighteen other permanent bench marks,
which, with any additioual bench marks,
shall be located by the City Eugiueor,
who shall file n record of the same
with the City Recorder, which record
shall accurately describe and identify
all such marks.
Standard Grades
Section 3. The regulation of the
standard grades for Eighth, Ninth,
Twelfth nnd Thirteenth streets, from
the main track of the Southern Pacific
company to Riverside n venue, and for
Tenth and Eleventh streets from said
track to C street, and for D street from
Seventh street to Thirteenth street, and
for C street and Riverside avenue from
Seventh street to the sonth corporation
boundary of tho City of Medford, and
for B street from Seventh street to
Ninth street, shall be and are hereby
declared tn be as indicated and speci
fied by tho maps and profiles adopted
by the City Council in regulnr session
the 0th day of January, 190S, and now
on file in the office of the recorder
of said city.
Grades to Be Established Hereafter
Section 4. At such future times as
maps and profiles of the grades of
streets and avenues in said city other
than those above named shall be ap-i
proved by the City Council nnd filed
in the office of (he Citv Recorder, thou!
'such grades as indicated by said maps
and profiles shall, by such approval of
said na aud profiles, be deemed the
established standard grades of such
streets aud avenues.
Sidewalks and Curbs to Conform to
Orade and Line
Section 5. AH sidewalks and curbs
hereafter constructed in the Citv of
Medford shall be made to couforin to
the standard grade aud line of the re
spective streets and avenues of said
city.
Penalty for Violation
Section 6. Any owner or owners of
property abutting or bounding on any
of the streets and nwuues of said City
of Medford who shall refuse or neglect
to comply with the provisions of this
ordiuance shall, upon conviction there
of, b punished by a fine of not less
than five dollars nor moro than twenty
dollars, and shall pay tho costs of the
prosecution.
Alteration by City
Section 7. Iu the event that any
person convicted of a violation of tho
provisions of Section 5 of this ordi
nance shall fail or ncgleet to niter such
sidewalk or curb to eon farm to the
standard grade aud line as herein pro
vided within thirty days after such
conviction, tho City Engineer may cause
such alteration to be made, nnd cause
t he expense t hereof t o be assessed
against tho property abutting against
such sidewalk or curb, nnd such expense
shall be a lien against said property
and shall be enforced ns is provided for
tho enforcement of n lien for the im
provement of n street.
Section ft. All ordinances and parts
of ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
The foregoing ordinance was passed
by the City Council April 7, 1908, Trow
bridge voting nye, ICtfert aye, Wort man
aye, Merrick aye, Olwell absent, TTnfer
absent.
Anproved March 2.-,, 10uS.
BEN J. TROWBRTDOE,
Attest: Mayor Pro Tern.
BENJ. M. COLLINS, Recorder. 19
PROCLAMATION".
Whereas, there was submitted to the
voters of the City of Medford, Ore
gon, nt n special election held for t lint
purpose on April 3, 1908, a proposed
amendment to Section 72 of tho City
Charter of said City of Medford, and
Whereas, on the said 3d day of April.
190S, tho city recorder, in the presence
of the City Council of said city, did
canvass tho votes given for and
against the said amendment; and
Whereas, it was ascertained and de
termined upon such canvass that there,
were 36S votes cast for and 22 votes
cast against the said amendment, and
that said amendment received an af-;
firmative inajoritv of the total num-j
ber of effective votes east thereon nnd
entitled to bo counted under tho pro-1
visions of the law;
Now, therefore, I, B. J. Trowbridge,,
as acting mayor of the City of Med-1
ford, Oregon, in tho absence of thej
mayor from the city, in obedience to,
and by virtue of tho power and au
thority vested in me by law, do hereby
mako nnd issue this proclamation to
the people of tho City of Medford, and
do announce nnd declare that the whole
number of votes cast in the city of
Medford at said election, for and
against the said amendment, was as
hereinbefore stated, and that the said
amendment received the affirmative
majority of tho total number of votes
cast thereon and entitled to be counted
under tho provisions of law, and that
said amendment shall be and is in full
force nnd effect from the date of this
proclamation, and that the following is
the full text of the said amendment:
Amendment to Section 72 of the City
Charter of the CHy of Medford.
The People of the City of Medford do
ordain ns follows:
That Section 72 of an act of tho leg
islalure of the State of Oregon, en
titled, "An act to repeal an net un
titled. 'An act to repeal an act en
titled. "An act to incorporate the town
of Medford, in Jackson county, Oregon,
and limiting its powers nnd defining
the duties of its officers," and to re
peal nn act entitled, "An act to incor
porate the town of Medford, in Jackson
otinty, Oregon," approved February
2-1, IS",' filfd in the office of the sec
retary of state Eebrnnry 21, IftftO, and
all amendments thereof, and to Incor
potato I he City of Medford, in JaclvSon
onnty, Oregon, and to define its pow
er and duties, approved February fi.
1901, and to incorporate the Citv of
Medford, in Jackson county, Oregon,
define its powers nnd duties, and to re
peal all nets and parts of acts in eon
flict herewith," filed in the office of
the secretary of state, February 7, 100.1,
is amended by the act amendntorv
thereof, filed in the office of the sec
retary of state February 13, 190,", nnd
as further amended by the vote of the
people of Medford on Juno 4, 1907, nnd
on March 17. 190S, be and the same is
hereby further amended by adding
(hereto the following:
Subdivision I. In addition to the
foregoing warrants nnd bonds, as au
thorized in the r receding subdivisions
of this section, the said council is fur- j
ther authorized to borrow money nn thej
faith of the city, and for that purpose
th issue ndditionnl warrants and bonds
for the sole purpose of securing, furnish
ing nnd installing a gravity supply of
pure water for said citv; but in the.
event that snid council shall elect to(
seenrn, furnish and Install a gravity sup
ply of pure water as above mcntiniel.j
and shall issue warrants and bonis ni
provided in this subdivision for suck'
purpose, the total amount of warrnstsj
nnd bonds so tssuwl shall at no time ex-'
ceed tho sum of 300,000, in addStiu tol
the warrants and bonds in the three jm- J
ceding mt mil visions authorized, n4 is
the event that such warrants and fc4
shall be issued, such issno shall Ha it
all respects subject to the f rnviM
and restrictions of Sul4ivM B tf
this section, except ns to tfc mtrtrOTi)
amount of such 9t c.
Th 4 f.l i t
ford. Oregon, the 3d lv of 4ri1. IfftA)
BEN. J. TROWMM.
Attest: Acting MnV-.
BEN J. M. COI.MNS. Recorder. 0
One Good Reason
WHY YOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT SHOULD
INSTALL A
4
Fan System
Heating Plant
IS THAT WE CAN HEAT YOUR UUILDTNO
AND
VENTILATE
IT PERFECTLY AT
LESS
COST FOR FUEL THAN ANY SYSTEM
WHICH MERELY HEATS IT AND SUP
PLIES SO ADEQUATE VENTILATION.
LOOK INTO IT. THE HEALTH OF YOU?
CHILDREN DEMANDS PURE MP
W. G. Mc Plie i son Co.
Healing Engineers, 328 Glisan St., Portland Oregon
Special Bargains
in Real Estate
'') acres with improvements, 150 acres in good fruit
trees, alfalfa and wheat, the rest in timber, near Jack
sonville. Only ?6000.
n 200 acres with good improvements, 15 acres cleared,
Imlancc in big timber, four miles from Jacksonville.
Price $4500.
8 rvi acre, oive milei west of Jacksonville, 10 acres in To
kay and other grapes, balance can be cleared for fruit
ami nrap. Price fjKMMMK
7 RaiMah4 Mjuhift in izc from 40 up to 60 era chwap.
8 Residence ppoTtv rtnina in price from ?ZWM up to
An nnHnnnro ptnblihiri Rtnmlrinl
grl fir struts an4 svotihm In th
OflOD HARGAINS.
fc'e Advertise Nothing Except P.argains.
Qlto $?r1t ADOLPH SHUUo
o Jacksonville Oreo
AUTOMOBILES 1908 MOTOR CARS
EXPEKT REPAIRING. ALL WOK K (i UA RANTEED. SUNDRIES FOR
SALE. PUBLIC UARAOE. CARS STORED AND CARED FOR.
Reos
Premiers
Fords
Kissel Kar
WE ASK
YOU TO
NOTICE
OUR LINE
FOR '08.
CAN YOU
BEAT TT .
Reos
10 H. P. single-cvlinder Runabout, with folding
scat .$ 650
l!0 II. P. doiililc-cvliiuler Roadster with jump seat.?1000
I'O II. I'. double-cylinder Touring Car, detachable
tonueau $1250
Premiers
21-2 I I. P. four-cvliiuler Roadster or touring car. .$2250
::o :!." . P. four-cylinder Roadster or touring car. .$2500
:'0-:r U. P. I'our-cvlinder Roadster or touring car,
double ignition $2600
I0- I." II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car, 7-passenger..$3750
Fords
1." H. P. four-cylinder Runabout ! .? 500
Same with mechanical oiler, running-board and
lamps, etc ? 700
l 11. P. six-cylinder Touring Car ....$3000
Kissel Kar
..')-10 II. lTouring Car or Roadster
CAN" YOU MEAT Til EM I
$2000
Prices F. O. P.. Faetorv.
MEDFORD AUTO CO.,;!
. YY. WALKER. Manager.
Phone Main 213.
(laraire Eitrhth and D Streets.
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Lumber
Are You
Thinking of
Building?
WE HAVE SOME P.UILPINCS TO
HE TORNT DOWN WHICH WE OF
FER FOR SALE ON THE GROUND.
CALL AT OUR OFFICE.
Iowa Box & Lumber Co.
MEDFORD
OREGON
Von llim Hunt nf "(inlilrll
Until) (ll'Hlllllt'H,)) Dm in;lt mill 4
slilnto for col'IVo. Wo noil il.
f ALLEN & REAGAN. 4
Wise Talks By
the Office Hov
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I sonii-t itni'H tliink Im- pi for
t 1m- pim-y wmoiIh in 'il'l lYriitli
M-nt. Kr:ip- 'mi nly. Main',
M'Iuti' In ;m rsiiwl -hut tlinl'n
him- tbiritf vii r t nil y n- -r
vi-iimn f'r. Tin- jmih inmiiilnin
iiml tlx tfiKiil oll iiccaii xi im 1 nifi
li Orrjfiin iiIiii".hiIhti' nn' jinn
fiiniiyli fur in . Ktil it 'm all in
lnv vim wen' riiini'il. I'a liki-
lam flmuiliT and corn mi tin
i-nli, am) harvrol !ipl-s it ml 11
lot tl' thiiiu'H tlml a kill wlm
w.f liftrn linn niilr of lite wriiiw
Iio(1h Iuihii'I had iiim-li i'lianct'
to j;i-t aripiaiiili-d with. Tuv
who havr lived on Imtli nidf nf
thin yrwit country and livi-d
Inn if I'tmii'li to knmv what 'n
w hat nn i all t h nw 1 h i n
jnit iim nii't- mu place tn iin-oth'-r,
if yon know wImti1 to Imy.
W'f 'vi ynt ilti rti i-hnw'tltT from
Itfttofl I hut tn jllHt IIH Ilil'f (IH
"CD fvrr ttv mi the Hand,
and lot it nf ol her tiling that
havi' that " Pnwn r.ant tiMti
MILLER & fWBANK
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SPREAD THE NEWS
Coloni3t3, Rates
Colonist Rates from all points
East to Oregon from March
1 to April 30, 1908
The Southern Pacific Railroad;
Announces thnt r.ntos In i-ffpct Mnrcli 1, Hum, will bo $:I8 from Chioago, )
$:l.ri..r.(i from Ht. LoiiIh, Mo.; from Missouri River common points, Coun
cil Blufls to Knnsas City, Mo., lucluiliiiff also St. Paul, Minneapolis, ,
!0; from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pnelilo, t'M.
For furtlier Information call on or ndtlroHs
A. S. ROHENBAUM, Agent, Medford, Or. .
Are You Looking
l-'or a l.aiitniu in Kotnr nf n wry n-t applt! land in KopH ltivir Valleyf
I am .it ft riiiy a trart containiiii; I71 ihtps - ."Hi m-rt-H of this i the very
t hni.TsI aili' land, l .Ti nir ai-m. Only 7 inili-n fmm Medford. For fur
Ih'T parlicularH hi
ALFRED SMITH
()VKI JACKSON COUNTV I'.ANK.
We Want to Buy Lands
Realty Bond Syndicate of
Oregon W. H. Stalker
Jackson county Secretary
Miink Annex J