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your lumber bill with us as you will get better service and prompt deliveries
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Circuit Court
f-'lonl iiHio-l fiviri page 1.)
F. Y. Allen vs. ihe I V;irl Mining
company, Colvig & Durham, attorneys
for plaintiff; Kennies & Rciunen, ntlor
neys for defendant.
Ashland Kloctric Light & Power coin
pany. vs. City of Ashland ; iujum-tion
suit. A. C. Hough, and A. 10. hV:iiiio.
Mttnrnoys for plaintiff; Williams, Woods
Linthii'um and Briggs, at tor neys for
defendant.
Volna Webster vs. I W. Wait and
Katherine Wait: suit to furor I use inoit
(rage. Vawter & Purdin, attorneys for
plaintiff.
V. H. Clement vs. T. II. Mansfield j
nnd Mary Hrnntner; suit to l'onrlosr
lion. A. K. lieanies, attorney for plain- ;
tiff.
Andrew Cantrall rt nl.. vs sicrlinir ;
Mining company; suit for iu.iun-t i..n.
Gun Newbury, attorney fv plaint!, i. !
A. J. Olson vs. George I. Ihinn i t
all; injunction. H. O. Sunt li. attornry
for plaintiff.
M. B. Whipple vs. (ieorge W. Huun
ft nl.; injunction. It. G. Sin it h. attor
ney for plaintiff.
T. J. Kenney vs. C.eoige NVtiber; suit
for receivership. Charles Prim, attnr
i.ey for plaintiff; K. K. Kelly, nttm-m-v
for defendant.
.T. C. Hall vs. George W. Dunn rt a!.;
injunction. R. G. Smith, attorney for
plaintiff.
Harry Luy vs. George W. Dunn et
nl.; injunction. R. G. Smith, attnrnev
for plaintiff.
Laben Thompson vs. Itnsa A. Fine;
ruit in partition. Vnwter & Purdin.
attorneys for plaintiff.
Gust Pnske vs. Iivin Dnhark and
Herniee. Dahack; sow to fonelo-.e bond
for deed. O. C. B.iggs. ntlornoy for
plaintiff.
E. X. Provolt vs. Lnhi Rjtiley et al.;
injunction. R. G. Smith, attorney for
plaintiff; Reames & Reames. attonirvs
for defendant.
A. W. Shearer vs. Prank Mixter et
r.l.; injunction. A. C. TTnugli, nitor
ncy for plaintiff; Gun Newbury, attor
ney for defendant.
Frank Jordan vs. M. M. Sheldon nnd
William Jones; suit to foreclose lien.
E. I). Briggs. attorney for plaint iff :
Vnwter & Purdin. attorneys for de
fondants.
W. C. Long vs. James A. Vnndermnrk
unit to cancel mortgage. Vawter &
Purdin, attorneys for plaintiff.
Ashland Electric Light & Power com
l'.my vs. City of A-dil.md; injunction.
Hough nnd Reames. attorneys for plain
tiff; Williams. Wools & Utliieum. at
torneys for defendant.
In the mutter of the assignment of
J. Tolburg.
L. L. Angle vs. John W. smith n
nl.; injunction. Cms Newhurv, alt' ;
ncy for plaintiff; George W. Trofr.-i.
attorney for defendant.
Alfred Sitri vs. City of M-dfm.l:
v rit of review. Alfred Smith. Ri-a.u-
Ream os, nt'ornevr; for oV-iimitY. r,i
vig & Durham, and Wifhiiu. at -ri'.
for defendant.
Minnin E. Fove v-. T,i7"ie M. WiNei--TTii
to ojiiet title. F. M. Cilkius. rn
Urnty for plaintiff.
F V Mi-dvnscki v. U. F. Theiss ,t.i1
(' W. Brdiford ; suit for rei-oivrr. V.iv
trr and (. C. Boggs. attorney f.,r
plaintiff.
Mark Appleg.ntp v. C. W. Kvrun '
:!.; suit to foreclose lim. Gns N'-v
bury, attorney for p'.iintiff; Cohi-' A
Durham, attorneys for defendant.
F. H. Cobb vs. Henry Andrews; .u t
to compel conveyance. George W. f,.
rig. attorney for plaintiff.
Revenue Mining company v. T. P.
Hopkins, et nl. Colvig A- Durham, nt
tnrnevs fr plaintiff.
K. C. Sherman vs. E. E. Bagb-y -t
nt. Reames A- Roames. attorneys for
plaintiff; A. C. Hough, attnrny for
defendant.
J. F. Reddv. receiver. v. Fse Br-.
ct al. Renmes & Reames. attorneys for
plaintiff.
W. E. Page VH. William M. Fliovd
nnd W. D. Tltingsworth. Colvig A
" Roamcs, attorneys f.r plaintiff.
William Bvboe v. William Eoni:
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injunction. H. K. Banna, Jr.f attor
tiiy for plaintiff; Phipps and J. L.
Ilammersley, attorneys for defendant.
In the matter of the appeal of G. T.
S:icsbury from the survey of the coun
ty surveyor.
.1. I). Whitman vs. W. A. Jones, alter
if', (', W. Wolti rs; injunction. Vawter
A. Purdin, attorneys for plaintiff; W.
10. Phipps, attorney ftr defendant.
Sterling Mining company vs. Edward
A. Spauhling et id. Kennies & Reames,
I'ltoniry for plaintiff; Vawter, Purdin
and Prim, attorneys for defendants.
F. II. Cobb vs. Peerl Cnlahan; suit
lo compel conveyance. George W. Col-vi-.
atloi-Tiry for plaintiff.
J. F. Keddy, receiver, vs. J. A. Call
i't al. Reames A: Reames, attorneys for
pleintil'I"; Feutoii, Colvig & Durham,
alt urneys for defendants.
(i. F. Amnions vs. Ranr.om Cartor;
:ti:i in partition. R. O. Smith, attorney
for plaintiff.
J. 10. Watt I't al. vs. John W. John
,,M : t al; suit to remove cloud from
title. Vawter A; Purdin, attorneys for
plaintiff.
l.ania li.-.b-liffe
. N. W. Bouncy;
Harvey, Miles &
suii to ouiet title.
MulUey. attorneys for plaintiff.
Peter Applegate et al. vs. W. G. J.
.bines and C. W. Evans; injunction.
Reames A Reames, attorneys for pliiin
fil'ss; Colvig & Durham, attorneys for
defendants.
In the matter of the guardianship of
.lames V, Coss. Sr. Appeal from coun
tv court. Colvig. attorney for plain
tiff; Withington & Kelly, attorneys for
defendant.
Henry Triplet! vs. Mabel Triplett;
-:uit for divorce. Oliver S. Brown, at
torney for plaintiff.
Zon Bryant vs. Charles A. Bryant;
mi it for divorce. Vrwter & Purdin,
attorneys for plaintiff.
Henry C. Mnekcy va. Mary L. Mack
ev; suit for divorce. Colvig 4 Reames,
::ttnnteys for plaintiff.
F. W. Gaines vs. Ella Gaines; di
vorce. V. 10. Phipps, attorney for plnin
tiff. Margaret Klniira Short vs. Joseph M.
Short; divorce. George W. Trefren, nt
trrrey for plaintiff.
Mary Milligan vs. Charles Milligan;
divorce. Vawter & Purdin. attorneys
for plaintiff.
Daniel Whetidone vs. Christobel Rose
Whetstone; divorce. Withington &
Kelly, attorneys for plaintiff; H. K.
1'annn. Jr.. attorney for defendant.
Ida M. N'elson vs. Frank Nelson; di
vorce. J. A. I.emerv, ::torney for plnin
tiff.
Sadie Messier vs. It. Messier; suit
to annul marriage. F. M. Calkins, at
tornoy for plaintiff.
Carl von der Helln vs. Myrtle von
dor Ilellen ; divorce. Vawter & Pur
'in. attorneys for plaintiff; A. F.
Pi-rums, attorney for defendant.
Marietta L. Rodenl.erger vs. W. L.
K'odeiibergcr; divorce. Withington &
Kelly, attorneys for plaintiff.
In the matter of the application of
Mary Regnr to n-gMor title. Harvey
Afilen. attonirvs for plaintiff.
E. V. Carter vs. Jackson Count v,
'Vrgon: appeal from county court. F.
M. Calkins, attorney for plaintiff; B.
F. Mulkry. attorney for dependant.
Frances M. Snvder. Ex.. vsfi John
t it:rrinc:ton et al.; injunction. W. E.
I'liipn-. attorn-v for plaintiff: Robert
Smith, attorney for defendant.
GranN Pass Banking & Trust com
pa nv vs. Enterprise Mining company.
( '..it dor Water - Power company. A.
f Hough, attorney for plaintiff; W.
i Hall. R. G. Smith, attorneys for
defendants.
In the mater of lie petition of E. V.
Carter for writ of review. F. M. Cal
'in, aftornev for plaintiff.
J. H. P.eemnn et Bl. v. William Men-b-nhalt
"t nl. H. D. N'orton, attorney
f-.r rdaintiff; Cliarl. Prim and W. I
Vawter. nttnrnevs for defendants.
FOR SALE
nouses, lnts nnii lan1 in Phoenix, or
in trnft. to "nit from on aero to 140
nrf: MATT CALHOUN.
Phoenii. Or.
FORD DAILY TRIRUXR MRlFORI. OREfiOX, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1MI
WILL EDUCATE CHINA
REGARDINGJORESTRY
PLANNING TO CAARY ON ACTIVE
WOEK IN ORIENT REGARD
ING CONSERVATION.
WASHINGTON', March 20. China,
cften called the most backward of na
tions in the caro of natural resources,
is to be the scene jf a vigorous cam
paign in the interests of the forests,
eccording to plans for a series of meet
ings which will be held under the nus
piees of Boone college (Wuchang, Chi
nn) at Hankhow, Wuchang and Kan
vang. Enter there will he meetings in
nil the large citi"s and important ports
both on the coast and in the interior.
Howard Riehards, Jr., the represen
tative in this country of t he Chinese
college, has been collecting material for
these courses, nnd has jusl started to
China. Sew ral of the photographs
showing the effect of a deforestation in
China, which accompanied the presi
dent, 's last i:nnual message to congress,
form n part of a set of stereopticon
views which will be used in illustrat
ing these lectures.
China has probably taken lers care of
her forests than any oilier nation of tlie
earth, and this movement to awaken in
itr. people a realization of the impor
t."nc of the forest comes nt an oppor
tune time. Many parts of China are
practically desert wastes as a direct re
sult of the destruction of its trees. On
account of the erosion which has fob
'owvl the removal of trees from the
slopes, farmers are compelled to ter
race their hillsides in order to hold
enough soil in place for farming, nnd
to build little walls r-.cross the valleys
tct catch silt which the annual floods
deposit. Two centuries ngo, many re
gion? of China which are now barren
vore paying revenue to their owners.
Now the wood supply is ro scarce thnt
little poles are used for building houses,
and roots and saplings are hurned as
fuel.
Over 3"i0 Chinese students from 1 1
provinces are being educated in Boone
college for the uplift of their country,
and it is expected by those in charge
of the proposed lecture course that a
movement started there will in time
spread throughout th" empire.
MIS8 JOSEPHINE DEFFRY AT MEDFORD THEATER, MONDAY, MAR. 22
At Van Dyke's
New Showing of
FINE
Lawn& Lirgrie
Waists
ALL HIGH GRADE
$2.50 to
Van Dyke's
Men of Medford, Attention.
An intellectual treat awr.it n you at
tic I! street Methodist Episcopal church
next Sabbath at :( p. m. ltev. Lewtas
v ill deliver his interesting lecture on
"The .Man fur the Twentieth Century.'
This lecture has been highly commend
ed by clergymen, lawyers and physi
cians. o(!od music will be provided.
Thi:; led ine is for men only. Vou
can't afford to miss it Come and bring
your friends.
FRUIT TREES
I am preparod to fill orders for first
c'asa fruit trens. shrubs, palms, etc., at
lowest price. Have on hand 500 Buerre
lir-c pear trees, 4 to 8 feet. Ask nt
Kxhihit building. B. V. ALLEN.
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TAILORED EFFECTS
$6.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that tho undersigned
will apply nt tho next meeting of the
city council of Medford, Oregon, for
license to sell malt, vinous nnd spirit
ous liquors in less quantities than one
gallon at lot 10, block 20, in Medford,
(Oregon, for a period of six months,
j BARS & H ATjK.
i Hated March 18, 1909.
-DIAMOND
Grown tr Vm I f la - !NoMhNit tlnll nM.,llin
Ku n hi all -Imlfit. Atk fnr l
Incur. i"i mn nur iirleli1rhinl. wr.iij
nt, llnt( nniff of T"'itr l-ttl-r. nni " 'H "",''
j lux t.. t nf fhnt-r fr f"f "
PjmuxoiHDCa HttrM ontiON noIpohhi. w:s
Tiikf If itiavtr 'i HnrVr Moun
At night.
If you'd dubbed a hiindiomo girj.
And win a ha ni so me Knight,
Tho wn't here I do impart,
1 TUfSTKK'H SALK.
j lit lli- maltrr of tbp bankrnptry of
j . .1. Strven et a!., -o partner (h
J.l.i Imon fount y I.nmbrr Co.
1 Notice is lifrnby fivfn t bat tli un
dfroiffiKid truRtfp of tho abovfl named
; t-ankmpt rufate. in .iccordaiife with an
.urd' - r mud" bv tli rfre in said mat
tor. datl Marrh 10th. 1fn. I will.
Ask a.
II Til Tfc.
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by the
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carpets. Our wa'oii will pick up ami deliver your
carpets, within six hours cleaner than you win possi
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our carpel wheel. Prices "0c, T'w and
Glen Fabrick
Proprietor
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IN YOUR
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I'limiture and Carpets
rotTI.ANt). OftlOO.H
Swgtt htmt futntshtd TasUuiy
from r;nd ;ifft-r tin- L'tltli .day of M:indi.
lunft. prm-ofil tu sWl ft privnto nalo for
i hhIi in li.-ind to lh l.ijh"t bidder, (Ik
fnllnwing pfrnn;il property bflonginR
1o iiid -sliitr-, to wit :
Our saw mill, ftigiii" mid boib-r,
npi.niiHM al $14i
Ono plant-r, appraised at
Six cabins on leusrd land, apprais
ed at
''..'(,000 feet Ninmon luirtber, not
stai-ked, nt 7 per M. apprais
rd al
4u, 1)00 fret dimension lumber, not
tired, at 7 per M, apprais
ed t
h:,0 ftrt dimension lumber, not
mwl. at H per M. appraised at
:',.ViO fee common lumber, staeked,
nt appraised at
inn
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Serenely happy ii the man who
ran feel that hit garmonti are
tailored perfectly. This ii the
feeling our patrons can enjoy.
Satisfaction will be youra if you
have your suits, coats, etc., made
here. The way wo fit around the
neck and shouldon ia a revela
tion. Try us. Tha largest line
of domestic and imported Suitingo
in Southern Oregon.
W. W. EIFERT
THE PROQRfcB&lVE TAILOR
STEVENS
Gonerfjtionj of wiit
awako Araorican Boys hT
obtuined the right kind f
FIREARM EDUCATION
hj being equipped with th
unorring, tiuie-houorcd
'. ' STEVENS "
All prnvrcMlvft Hardware snd
Hportlnif UoofU Ucrrlianu linntlla
HTKVKNS. H you ran not uhtkln.
we wlllnhlp illruct.itxprcM prepaid
u(mhi nilpt nt Cutaiou I'rlre.
I flonrt (i cents In ntanin for
iw i hko iiiiuirnwn i ftiainff.
(eplpt with
ITRVKNI
I and ir'ncral
area no in.
formation.
Htriktnir orar
In colors.
J. STEVENS
ARMS k TOOL CO.
T. 0. Bi
1'inou f...t o. I rough lumber,
V. ii. flooring. 1 , x4xl2. at $15
p -r l. nppiiiiHed at 16U
! .I.iii in feet No. t! roujdi shop him
b r at p r M. appraised at ISA
50(H) f(ct nssorted lumber, various
fiies. ." per M, appraised at.. i't
One b-nne on tlie foity aerea of
land upon win eh th" mill stands;
li-ase expires April, I9nft; ap
piaisrd at it'
Two liuiil'tT IrurkM, :,irnipl at 2SI
Tin V I-: i, S W '', nnii N 1-2
S K iiikI S K '', S K '4
timi HO, tMvnnhii .T7 8.. rang
.1 V n..raio.l at 1000
Putp'l n( Mi'-lCnnl. -(iri'ijon, thin 16thf
.In v ..f Murrh. 1!HI!.
VM. t'l.KK'H. Tnntee.
W.M. M. 'iI.VIfJ, Attorney for Tniitue.