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S u b sc rip tio n P ric e D eliv ered in C ity :
O ne m o n th ..................................... $ -65
T h re e m o n t h s ................................ 1.95
Six m o n th s ..................................... 3 .7 5 1
One y e a r ........................................ 7.50
M ail anil R u ra l R o u te s
O ne m o n th ..................................... $ -65
T h re e m o n th s ................................. 1.95
Six m o n th s ...................................... 3.50
One year ........................................ 5 .5 i
A D V E R T ISIN G R A T E S
D isplay A d v e rtisin g
S ingle in se rtio n , each i n c h .............30c
Y E A R L Y CO NTRACTS
D isplay A d v e rtisin g
One tim e a w e e k ..........................27 % c
Tw o tim es a w e e k ........................ 25 c
E v ery o th e r d a y ............................ 20 c
L ocal R e a d e rs
E ach line, each t i m e ...................... 10c
To r u n every o th e r <3by io r one
m o n th , e a ch lin e , each tim e . . 7c
To ru n ev ery Issue fo r o n e m o n th
o r m ore, e a ch lin e, each tim e . . 5c
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One c e n t th e w ord each tim e.
To ru n every issu e fo r one m o n th
or m o re, fo e th e w ord each tim e.
L e g a l R a te
F irs t tim e , p e r 8 -p o in t l in e .......... 10c
E a c h s u b s e q u e n t tim e , per 8-
p o in t lin e ........................................ 5c
C a rd of t h a n k s ............................... $1.00
O b itu a rie s , th e lin e ........................2 % c
F ratern al Orders and Societies
A d v e rtis in g fo r f r a te r n a l o rd e rs
o r s o c ie tie s c h a rg in g a re g u la r in iti
a tio n fee a n d d u es, no d isc o u n t. R e
lig io u s a n d b e n e v o le n t o rd e rs w ill be
c h a rg e d th e r e g u la r r a te fo r a ll ad
v e rtls in g w h en a n a d m is s io n o r o th e r
c h a rg e is m ad e
W liat C on stitutes A d v ertisin g
In o rd e r to a lla y a m is u ri4 e r s ta n ^"
ln g am o n g som e as to w h a t c o n s t i
tu te s new s a n d w h a t a d v e rtis in g ,
w e p r in t th is very sim p le ru le , W'hicli
is u s e d by n e w sp a p e rs to d iffe re liH -
a te b e tw e en th e m : “ A LL futur& J
e v e n ts, w h e re a n a d m issio n c h a rg e
is m ad e o r a c o lle ctio n is ta k e n IS
A D V E R T IS IN G .” ‘T h is a p p lie s to
o rg a n iz a tio n s a n d so c ie tie s of ev ery
k in d a s w ell as to in d iv id u a ls.
All re p o rts of such a c tiv itie s a fte r
th e y h a v e o c c u rre d is new s.
All com ing social o r o rg a n iz a tio n
m e e tin g s of so c ie tie s w h e re no
m oney c o n trib u tio n is so lic ite d , in iti
a tio n c h a rg e d , o r c o llecto n ta k e n IS
NEW S.
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a ll p a rts of th e c o u n try . T h is im
p ro v em e n t, from in d ic a tio n s, w ill be
p e rm a n e n t. T h e re m ay he te m p o ra ry
slu m pifig, h e ro a n d th e re , d u e to
local c o n d itio n s o r to som e a b n o rm a l
s itu a tio n .
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advices from th e n a tio n a l c a p ita l a n d
from in d u s tr ia l c e n te rs is to th e e f
fect th a t im p ro v e m e n t is being r e a l
ized and is not a m e re d rea m .
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a n a tio n a l h o lid a y , o u t of re sp e c t to
th e n a m e less h e ro e s, sym bolized by
th e one u n k n o w n s o ld ie r to be b u rie d
w ith h o n o rs a t A rlin g to n . T he day
sh o u ld be o bserved w ith th e g r a te
ful a n d g ra c io u s rec o g n itio n of v al
o ro u s serv ice w hich is th e d u e of th e
4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 m en of th e ra n k s of th e
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w o rld w ar. H onor th e com m on so l
d ie r w ith 'th e d e fe re n c e 't h a t his
m e rits sh o u ld receive.
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One day, a day of drowsy weather
The h e t init dozed; a little fly
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RED CROSS GIVES
ANNUALJUaGET
$19,361,657
Allotted
for
Cur
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and Service.
MILLIONS FOR VETERAN AID
Medical Aid for European Chil
RUSTY SHOULDERS ar* rare in THIS MAN’S TOWN.
EVERYBODY has them— (the shoulders)-—to the wheel
heaving, pushing BOOSTING for OUR TOWN and neighbor
hood.
It is a community steadily growing in prosperity. The big rea
son for such growth is loyalty and SERVICE.
The business and public-spirited men LONG AGO realized
that if O'JR TOWN wanted to maintain a substantia] position, their
business must be built upon the foundations of CLOSEST RELA
TIONSHIP.
That relationship is possible through having SOMETHING
to offer—and making the offerings KNOWN. It is the principle
'l«der..eath “BOOSTING” our community.
A'&wn is no stronger than its BUSINESS— the business of
its merchants aAS?, neighboring farmers.
The way to sh c ^ tJiese honest, sincere merchants of town
and country that you apJVf^ate the stand they have taken, and are
taking every day in BOOSTl^Q lhs tS f*1— » to read their adver
tisements— patronize them. BUY" Y O U i< T iiQ ^ ^ of the m m
dren Will Cost $6,000,-
0 0 0 This Year.
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2, M ingus su b d iv isio n to M edford, $1
Jo sep h H a n n a h J r . to Jo sep h H a n
n a h Sr., w. d. to lo t 9, block 6, Im
p e ria l a d d itio n to M edford, $260.
G eorge E. P itts to Lola S. P itts ,
C irc u it C o u rt
q. c. d. to m in in g claim in Ja ck so n
C h a rle s A. T h o m p so n vs. P h o eb e c o u n ty , $1.
G oodell et al. A ffid a v it, o rd e r, u n
J. A. R e u te r et al to E liz a b e th
d e rta k in g , pro o f of p u b lic a tio n .
R e u te r, q. c. d. to lan d in sec. 8,
R oy P e te rso n vs. J. F r a n k K iste r- tw p. 37 S„ R. 2 W ., $10.
ler. F o r m oney.
J a c k so n Co. B u ild in g & Loan as-
A. W . W a lk e r vs. F ir e m a n s F u n d I so c ia tio n to R o b e rt M cllveen e t ux,
In s u ra n c e Co. A nsw er.
¡d ee d to lot 10, block 2, Ross a d d i
J e a n A. G a ttis vs. E d w in F . G at- t i o n to M edford, $10.
tis. D e m u rre r.
A llen D. C u rry e t ux to V an IL
Sam H. B ak er vs. R. J. R ow en e t; Gilbert> jo t in block 9 P a r k ad(H.
al. D e m u rre r.
tio n to M edford, $3000.
S ta te vs. G oodw in. A ffid av it a n d
o rd e r.
C ity of M edford vs. C a rrie L. R aw -
son e t al. P e titio n . O rd e r a p p o in t
in g g u a rd ia n ad litem . A ffid a v it.
D efau lt.
S usie S te w a rt vs. A. S. B lito n (e x
e c u to r ) . S tip u la tio n .
G eorge F in le y vs. Big B end M ill
in g Co. J u d g m e n t of n o n -su it.
F lo re n c e W . H a rtz e ll e t v ir vs.
H. C. H an sen e t al. F o re c lo su re .
N. J. W iley e t al vs. F re d K. Frid-
e g a r J r . e t al. T ax fo re c lo su re .
J. H. B ow m an vs. S. C. G odlove
e t al. T ax fo re c lo su re .
W illiam B ays vs. L. J. Q uigley e t
! a l. T ax fo re c lo su re .
S ta te vs. W in. O w ings.
M o tion'
J a n d o rd er,
COURT NEWS
W ashington.—E xp en d itu res totalling
$19,361,657 for carry in g through Its
program of relief und services in the
U nited S ta te s and overseas a re out
lined in th e budget of the A m erican
Red Cross for th e c u rre n t fiscal year.
T his totul is m ore th an $5,000,900 low
e r th an th e ex p en d itu re during the
last fiscal year, when the disburse
m ents reached $24,492,141, it is an-
nounced a t N ational H ea d q u a rte rs in
a sta te m e n t culling a tte n tio n to the ,
P ro b a te C o u rt
C la ra R e fin e s, e s ta te . A d m itted to |
necessity of continued support of the
organization by response to the An p ro b a te
f-'.,».«el S tilw ell, e s ta te .
B ond.
nual Roll Call, N ovem ber 11 to 24,
,/m . P a y n e , e s ta te . O rd e r, fin al
if th e vital work of the society is to ’ j^ tb u n t.
he effectively carried on.
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who are keeping o«r town in the prosperous hafe
R eul E s ta te T ra n s fe rs
O utstanding am ong the ite n u .^ .n lie
In that way you’ll be doing your BOOSTING.
J. B. M cN icholl to H a rrie t E . Mc-
dom estic budget- is th e app ro p riatio n
of $3,6695156 for w ork in beliulf of N icholl, w. d. to lo ts 1 a n d 2, block
8, D aley & E m e ry a d d itio n to E ag le
the disabled ex-servjc», nail and his
P o in t, $1.
fam ily. T his appf ^ n a tio n rep resen ts
G eorge F. C la u sin g to G. A. C h il
i the am ount a'.ioted to tills work from d e rs e t a l, w. d. to S fo of SW f o ,
£ ; N ational H e a d q u a rte rs only and does NW *4 of S W ’/4 , SWV4 of N W ’/i, Bee.'
not tak e into consideration the m il 4, tw p. 37 S., R. 3 W ., $10.
F re d e ric k H. C la u sin g to G. A.
th ew s, charge«? w ith s ' jn d d e g re e lions being spent in ch a p te rs fo r re
C h ild e rs e t al, w. «1. to E fo o f N W ’/i.
- p ,... «.er u r tb e ¿jVieged f a ta l sh o o t
lief of the W orld W ar veteran. It N F fo of S W % , N W % of S E ’i , s e c .,
iug of W ilb u r (W ig ) J a c k s a t R a g le ¡s ¡h tbe t.b a jq e r tb a [ the g re a te r
4, tw p. 37 S., R. 3 W ., $10. .
P oint la s t S ep tem b er.
L. D avis e t ux to O. C. Boggs, w. I
am ount Is spent in m eeting th is obli
r e
d.
to p a rt N W ’4 , sec. 22, tw p. 36 S.,
gation of th e Red Cross, th e announce
IL
4 W ., $10.
m ent continues, us m anifested by lig
C ecilia
L.
H u n s a k e r to
Nels
ures of th e fiscal y ear 1920-1921 when
T h o m p so n e t ux, q. c. «1. to lots 2S
the to ta l w as approxim ately $9,0«*0,- a n d 29, H u n s a k e r's ' a d d itio n to A sh-
L
OOO, of w hich $2,692,094 represented )andi
the disbursem ent of N ational Head- 1 ‘ H a rry C. E v a n s et ux to Id a M.
q u a rte rs while th e rem ain d er w as the S teele, w. d. to p a rt lot 2, block 2,
c h a p te rs’ contribution to th is field of ¡M ingus a d d itio n to M edford, $1.
Red Cross service.
G eorgia A na Poley et v ir to Jaco b
JA C K SO N V 1LLE, O r., Nov. 9.—
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erg,
w. d. to p a rt d. 1. c. 51, twp.
J
V ast W ork fo r Disabled
3
8
S.,
R.
1 W.
S electio n of a ju ry to try R aleigh
Phe m ost re m a rk a b le f e a tu re of ■I
Chief am ong the sub-divisions of 1
Id a M. S teele e t v ir to H a rry C.
M atth ew s, c h a rg e d w ith second de- th e w e a th e r la s t m o n th w as th e ab - th e a p p ro p riatio n fo r w ork with v et
E v a n s et ux, s. w. «1. p a rt lot 2, block
e ra n s is th a t which concerns itself
g ree m u rd e r fo r th e a lle g ed fa ta l sence of an y d e s tru c tiv e fro s ts, al-
w ith a ssistan ce to dlsubled men und
C. B . L A M K I N
sh o o tin g of W ilb u r (W ig ) J a c k s a t th o u g h th e te m p e ra tu re w ent dow n wom en in governm ent hospitals. T his ,
T b e ' item of $1,790,000, an increase of m ore .
E ag le P o in t Iasi. S e p tem b e r, w as to 31 d e g re e s on O cto b er 23
BAR .-VINS IN
fehan $500,000 over the appropriation
co m p leted in th e c irc u it c o u rt yes a v e ra g e te m p e ra tu re a n d ra in
m ta lii j Qr tb e saiue work in last y e a r’s bud-
R eal
te rd a y m o rn in g .
w ere a b o u t n o rm a l, th e la tte r b e in g 1 get, will provide those pers«>nal serv-
T h e ju r y a s c o m p le te d a n d ac-i
.91 inch. T h e w a rm e st day w as th e! ices for the disabled and th eir fam ilies
City a n d R an. Il
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c ep ted by b o th sid e s is as follow s:
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w hich a re Indispensable to supplem ent
House* to Wei.t.
L. A. M urphy, f a n n e r , P e rry d a le . se v en th , w hen th e m e rc u ry ro se to I those provided by th e governm ent.
R. H. Jo n e s, m e rc h a n t, M eiKord. I 90 deg reees. T h e b ig g est ra in w as T he d ire c to r of th e V eterans' B ureau
C IT IZ E N R ’ RANA « m .D I N G
has recently expressed ids desire th at
R. L. F e rn s , fa rm e r, Phoenix.
on ^be tw e n ty -six th w hen .42 inch
th e Red Cross should continue and
N. J. G a r re tt, fa rm e r, M edford.
of m o is tu re fell. An u n u s u a l o c c u r extend these "hum anizing services.”
Phil H am ill, fa rm e r, M edford.
ren ce w as th e h a ils to rm on th e th ir - i O ther item s of th e app ro p riatio n for i
W. W. G reg o ry , fa rm e r, M edford. L e e b th , w hich w as a n u n lu ck y d a y ; v e te ran s’ relief a re proportionately in- 1
Jo h n
J.
B u c h te r,
b o o k k e e p er, j fo r tb e in n o c e n t o b s e rv e r L ouis! creased - An nt,ditlonal a I'Pr,,Priation ;
M odfnrd
! odge.
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$469,600 , lias
been maile ... for Red '
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. I Cross work in connection w ith regu-
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fiiQ's, fo u r ra in y , five p a r t clo u d y ,; )ar A rn,y and Na v y hospitals a n d >
G eo rg e F. l ox, f a rm e r, C e n tra l i a n d e ig b t c io u d y . C o m p are w ith • witb the reg u la r Arm y and Navy.
P o in t.
1 M ed fo rd ’s eleven c le a r days, live
F o r d isa ste r relief, the Red Cross
J o h n M. M ast, fa rm e r, P h oenix.
¡ra in y , live p a r t cloudy, a n d fifte e n has set aside for th e c u rre n t tw e lv e :
m ouths an a p p ro p riatio n of $543,976,
C arl M u rp h y , s to c k m a n , A sh lan d . c io lu[y
F ra n k M iller, r e tire d , M edford.
j <pbe offjcial recort? is as follow s, v irtu ally doubling the app ro p riatio n
fo r th e sam e purpose fo r th e fiscal
Im m e d ia te ly a f t e r th e a c c e p ta n c e 1 ¡n ,,a r t :
y ear 1920-1921.
of th e ju ry , th e ju ry , a c co m p a n ie d i D a te y(ax Min.
D ate Max. Min.
More th a n $2,000,000 Is provided for
o o n I r
by th e c o u rt an d th e s h e riff, a n d th « :
18
70
47 service and a ssistan ce to th e 3,600
81
d e fe n d a n t an«4 c o u n sel, le ft for E agle
45 Red C ross ch a p te rs by tb e national
88
19
78
38
P o in t by a u to to view th e scen e of
46 organization.
83
20
42
67
Helping Destitute Children
th e tra g e d y . T h e c o u rt, u n d e r a m o
34
88
56
41
21
O
th
er Item s of the dom estic budget j
tio n filed by th e d is tr ic t a tto rn e y ;
84
43
22
55
37
include
$498,546 fo r m iscellaneous ac- '
w ill p o in t o u t to th e ju ry th e scene
54
82
42
23
31 tlvltles, including contributions re- j
a n d v ita l sp o ts in th e sh o o tin g . T he
90
24
35 stricte d for special purposes and $768,- '
46
55
c o u rt w a rn e d th e ju ry to u se ex-j 8
90
25
4G
60
35 : 600 fo r m anagem ent. E ach of these
tre m e c a u tio n , a n d to allow no one I 9
42 i item s rep resen ts larg e reductions over
85
44
26
55
to ta lk to th e m , a n d in s tru c te d th e , 10
85
45
33 sim ilar ap p ro p riatio n s s f th e previous
27
57
b a iliffs a n d th e s h e riff 's o ffice to 11
69
81
46
39 year.
28
From a fund of $10,000,000, $5,000,-
exercise th e ir a u th o r ity fu lly a n d to 12
70
29
36 000 of w hich w as contributed through
45
68
th e lim it to k eep th e crow d th a t 13
44
30
3,4 the E uropean R elief Council cam paign
62
67
«night g a th e r, aw ay from th e ju ro rs . 14
31
68
48
68
38 and $5,000,000 a llo tte d by th e Red
A t th e re c o n v e n in g of c o u rt in 15
Cross fo r child w elfare w ork in
69
49
th e a fte rn o o n , th e o p e n in g a r g u 16
E urope, th e re rem ains $8,765,108 still
68
48
available, of w h ich ’ It is estim ated
m en ts will be m ad e by b o th sid es 17
60
44
th
a t $6,000,000 will be required for
an d th e f ir s t w itn ess w ill be called to
th is w ork during th e c u rren t year.
th e stan«t a b o u t 3 o ’clock. T h e case 45 STUDENTS, U. OF O.
F o r Red C ross p a rticip a tio n in the
is expected to be fin ish e d a n d in th e
FROM JACKSON COUNTY jo in t effort to relieve fam ine condi
h a n d s of th e ju ry by T h u rs d a y a f t e r
tions in R ussia, for final w ork in the
noon.
W a te r rig h t paid fo r a t 25c
U N IV E R SIT Y O F O REGO N, E u China fam ine, fo r Ju n io r Red Cross
p er y e a r fo r 10 y e a rs, no in
T he d e fe n d a n t s a t w ith bow ed gene, O r., Nov, 8.— (S p e c ia l)— Ja c k and o th er overseas activ ities including
te re s t.
h e a d d u rin g m o st of th e m o rn in g son co u n ty h a s fo rtv -fiv e s tu d e n ts tlie closiaS of the old g eneial relief
F a rm s fo r sale, o n e -th ird
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I program In E urope $4,978,000 is m ade
session a n d a p p e a re d d e p re sse d by e n ro lle d a t th e U n iv e rsity o f O regon. I a v a n ab ie
cash , b a la n c e 2 to 5 y e a rs at
th e se rio u sn e ss of th e c h a rg e m ade T h is is se v e n th place a m o n g th e
5 p e r c e n t in te re s t.
In announcing th e natio n al budget,
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w ere sp e c ta to rs.
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Potatoe Lands
Clover Lands
Celery Lands
Alfalfa Lands
Wheat Lands
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— e v e ry size a n d ev ery price—
w o n d e rfu l values. See th e ex
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c o n serv ed fo r th e w o rld 's p ro sp e rity .
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