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2 BANKS MAKE A rnjrnn Slnco November Oregon Banks Do osplts Have Increased $lt25l.38d Loans and Discounts Also Make Tremendous Gatn. PORTLAND, Or., March 15. To tal deposits In Oregon tanks, both national anil state, nt tho close ot business January 31, totaled $91, 314, 13S, an Increaso of $1,265,3SS slnco last November. Loans and dis counts In tho same period Increased $1,441,249. Or tho last day ot Jan uary thoro rtJB duo Oregon banks from approved reserve agents outsldo of the state, a total of $10,239,853. Theso figures aro given In a state ment just Issued by Stato Bank Ex aminer Steel. Portland's big new packing plant. Just completed by the Swift Interests, began killing livestock loday, From now on, It will enlarge Its operations until all departments and allied In dustries are under way. It Is ex pected to be two or three months before the big $2,000,000 plant is In full operation, Tho completion ot this great packing house la a big boost for tho producers of livestock not only In this state, but through out tho northwest. Tho killing de partment Is prepared to handle about COO cattle a day as a starter and has a capacity of 1000 hogs and sheep. The interest oLown In livestock pro duction throughout tho bis territory tributary to this market will largely determine tho magnitude of opera tions by the now plant. Hogs reach ed $11.10 during the past week. "With Judge Lionel R. Webster la charge, headquarters have boon open ed in Portland by tho Oregon Good Roads association and it Is planned to wago an active campaign constant ly for good roads throughout the state. Funds to carry on tho work have been subscribed and not only will good roads legislation be father ed, but demonstrations of approved road making will be carried on, and It is hoped to secure the appointment ot a highway commission. Much O.M. ANNOUNCES SUMMER COURSE Regular Courses in All Departments Will 0c Offered at Corvaillls Pom June 20 to August 5 Chance for Teachers. The Orcsou Agricultural college has announced Its 1910 summer school, to be held In Corvallls Juno 20 to Augrst 5. Special Instruction will be offered In Industrial pedagogy, school super vision, primary methods, grammar grade methods, high school methods and In prcp.trtloj for teachers' exam inations. Tho regular courses In all branches of agriculture, domestic sci ence and art, economics, English com position and literature, entomology, history and political sconce, mathe matics, mechanical drawing, physical geography, physics, physiology, sur veying, stenography and typewriting will also bo given. Superintendent frank Rlgler ot Portland, Superintendent J. A. Churchill of Baker City, Catherine Montgomery, Supervisor Primary Grades In tho Washington Stato Nor mal School Training Department, Su perintendent A. C. Strange of Tho Dalles, Superintendent U. G. Smith ot Medford and several other promi nent educators have been secured to assist the members ot the college fac ulty. It la the purposo of tho college to mako It posslblo for ovory public school teacher in tho state to learn something at first hand about Indus trial education and school mothods as well as to offer work In tho va rious branches of regular collegiate courses. No entranco examinations or other educational test will bo required ex cept that no person will registered who Is under 16 years of age. MANY HORSES ARRIVING FOR SUMMER SEASON NEW YORK, March 14. New shipments of horses are arriving con Btnntlv amrai? at Sheenshenu Bav. i . i M . I. , " Buoa w expect m ru.i iruuj iuo Gravesend nna Bdmont Park and campaign. J regular training for the summer sea- Following a conference between of- ;s now under way Hors-es arQ ficlals of Oregon and Washington com;ng in from JuareZi Mexico, held during tho past week In Port- jacksom.illei Florida and the west, land, an agreement-was reached as to Belmont, Keene, Newcastle and the disputed state boundary at thejy stab,es are full of gooi mouth of the Columbia river. An ar-; horge3 wh;ch ,je cntereil this bltrary line was agreed upon which snmmer will bo used In enforcing tho fishing The 0'pen5nf? at jamestown on Ap laws and In levying taxes until the. riI lf has vea nn unusuaI stimlus vexed question Is settled finally. , to tho , -.; nnd owners i . i 1 1 1 1- . n " waBmngioa uoosiers win rcacii Portland on the afternoon of March 19 on their way to California. The visitors will represent cities In west ern Washington and while In Port land will bo entertained by the Com mercial club. Castaway Japs Rescued. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., March 12. Four Jnrmnese fishermen who were picked up at sea yesterday in J street, Sacramento who cured the are preparing entries for the openiup there, nnd also at Pimbieo. TWO LIVES SAVED. I wish to testify that my husband was suffering for a long time from stomach trouble and a complication that various physicians declared to be Brlght's Disease, and was given up by them to die. He then consult ed Dr. T. Wah Hlne at No. 725 J l boat by the stem schooner Fair laven, are under the observation of the immigration authorities here to lay. The Japanese, who cannot spenk English, were picked up by tho ves sel near Umpqua March 9, and were brought on to Snn Francisco. When taken aboard they were so xhau8ted that they could hardly speak. Later they explained by signs that they were members of the Ja pan sealing vessel and had become lost. NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that tho un dersigned will apply at tho meeting of the city council March 15, 1910, for a retail liquor license at bis place of business, lots 12 and 13, block 20, city ot Medfora. J. W. SLINQBR. trouble entirely. This was seven years ago and there has been no re turn of the complaint. My little boy, Virgil Strickland, was shot through the stomach and Intestines and the dootors said ho could not live unless he was oper ated on and Dr. Hlng cured him without a knife. That was In Sept. 1907, and the Uttlo boy Is enjoying good health ever since. We formerly resitted at No, 215 Eighteenth street, and have since moved to 3307 East Avonuo, Oak Park. I cheerfully recommend Dr. Hlng's services to anyone needing medical attention. I verify the abovo statement. L. STRICKLAND. January 14, 1910. EMPLOYMENT AND BUSINESS-GHANCES FOR SALE OR TRADE. 60 acres, good for orchard, $1000. 10 acres, vineyard in California, $2600. 840 nereis 30 miles from Grauta Pasa. FOR SALE. 40 aoros near Woodvillo; a snap. 12 across close in, $1600. 18 acres. 3V miles out. $2i5 an acre. 20 acres, planted to trees, 2V& miles out: a snaD. 9 acres in boaring, $9000. 9 acres in bearing, $8000. 24 acres, planted to applos rd4 pears. $300 an acre. HOUSES FOR SALE. 7- room bungalow, $2500. 5- room. house, nsw, $2300. 6- room house, $1800. 8- room house, modern, $2300. 10-room bungalow, $5000. 5-room house, $1700. 12-room house, Central ave., $4000. 8-room house, Central ave., $6500. 10-room house. Central avo., $0500. 6-room house, Central ave., $3500. 6-room house, $3500. S and 4-room buncalows. $2100. 5-room bungalow, modem, $2300. 4-room cottage, $100. FOR RENT. 6-room house, $20.00. 5-room house, $12.00. 5-room house, 2 aoros, $12.00. 5-room house, V acre, $12.00. LOTS. 2 lots, 50x120, $300 each. 2 lots on Oakdale ave., $2500. 2 lota on Oak. 61600. HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENTS 140 acres, pneo $400. 160 acres, prico $350. WANTED. Man and wife, no children, cook for one. Man and wife, no children, cook for four. Man and wife, no children, woman to assist Man and wife, no children, cook for nine or ten. 25 Ranch hands. Chambermaid, out, $25, room and board. Teams wanted,, plowing, $5 per day. Clearing land, call, 16 miles out. Sheepherder, one used to lambing. Have yon house cleaning, carpets or rugs to cloan, chimneys to clean or any other work, hour or day? I can furnish yon tho help; also suits cleaned and pressed. E. F. A. BITTNER, 208 Taylor & Phlpps Bin. Phone 4141 Of course. i store ndvorllsos nil of its bargains --nom nro held in in- servo as pleasant surprises for utoro visitors. Sue if ono of toduy'a worth-ann-wuring nila isn't from your own neighborhood just n pleunnnl walk for you. Best Groceries i At Prices Strictly in Keeping with the Quality of Our Stock which is Unexcelled A Trial will Convince You Allen Reagan The Square Deal Grocers WAAtlRD Timber and Coal Lands ENGINEERING AJSD SURVEYING CON TRACTS TAKEN AJND ESTIMATES FUIiKISIIED. B. H. Harris & Co. MFDFORD - - - - OREGON Office in Jaokovm vouuty Bank Upstairs A. L. VROMAN PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTOR No job too small, none too large. Twenty-five years' practical experience. OFFICE 1 13 SOUTH FRONT STREET. LOTS 7 East Front Lots, 55 x 123 at $550 2 South Front Lots 62 1-2 x 100 at $7.50 each. These lots are only six blocks from depot on the West side. THE ROGUE RIVER LAND COMPANY Fire Insurance No. ! 1 North Central Ave OPEN LETTER ALMALGAMATED FILM EXCHANGE (IncoriHmtHl.) 8ucciK)rM toMOllTON FILM 14XCIIAKUK KDIHON DIHPLA7 CO. HUM Fourth Strrot 'JSii Mn!lon Htrrot, I'orUnnil, Or mUI WmIi. HIGH CLASS FILM SERVICE Awnti for nil nutlet of Llcrnwd Motion lMrture Machine nnd Dealer In Bong 8lllrTrnvellnaTnlklnK Machine nnd Itocord Electric rianos nnd OrrhentrioiiN Novel t Ira, Etc. Portland, Oregon, March 7, 1010. M'or Bijou Theater, Medford. Dear Sir: If you 4q any newspaper advertising we would re spectfully request you to put the following on same, which will, we believe, do you as much good as It will ourselves. "An exclusive service furnished this theater by the Amalga mated Film Exchange of Portland, licensed by tho Motion Plcturo Patents Company, New York. All pictures approved by the beard of censors, Now York." Yours Very Truly, AMALGAMATED FILM EXCHANGE. P. 8. Tho original of thin letter can bo Boon In lobby ot DIJou ThoAtor. A. Li. MIDOI-BY, Mgr. Can you boo noil? If not, con null Dr. dobto. Kapnlrs of nil kinds. Wo can dupllcato any IflAi matin MnKlc oyonlnao clonnors froo. Dr. Goble Optical Parlora No. 18 Wont Main Stroot. For the Best ' In harness, saddles, whips, obes, tents, blankets, wag on sheets, axle grease and gall cure, as well as all kinds of custom work, see, J. C. Smith 314 E. Main. For Sale Stock Ranch 55000 200 acres; 50 acres cleared; 50 head of cattle; five horses; 90 chickens; plows, drags, mowing machine, etc; houso, two barns, shads, all in good condition. Ten miles from Eagle Point. See owner. 1022 West Tenth Street. DRIVERS? that know the country it 3that coyer the country QCICKM AND WITH COM' MIT TO YOU AllE AMVU'H TO UK l'OON A I THE PAWOW DOWNING, PnOIMUKTOUfl. WEST SIDE STABLES PHONE I81 8. OltAI'B BTltKBT THE ROADS ARE NEVER BAD, THE WEATHER IS ALWAYS GOOD, WHEN YOU WANT TO GO, GALLUP THE UNION LIVERY R. O. DUNCAN, Proprietor. 8UMMKH EXCURSIONS EAST. Tho Southern Pacific company will cell excursion tickets to eastern I'olntH at reduced rates on tho follow ing dates: May 2d and 9th, June 2d iaud 17th and 24th, July 6th and 22d, Medford, Oregon Th1 certifies that we have sold Hall's Texas Won dor for the cure of all kidney, blad der and rheumatic troubles for tenjAl,gU8t 3d arm September 8th, going years, and have never had a com-hmlt tcu ,iny3t totaj ilniU8 90 day8i plaint. It gives quick and permanent nates, to Missouri River points and relief. 8Ixty days' treatment In eacbroturn $09.90; to Chicago and return, Doiuo, weaiora rnarmacy. - $82.40. Fo- further Information call at local ticket c'ilco or ad 'ress A. S. liosenbaum, Loral Agont Southern Pacific Co. NOTICE. All real ostato men nro notified that my property Is no longor on tho market at tho former price. Prices and terms furnished on ap plication, L. P. LOZIEIt, Medford, Or. Medford Bakery and Delicatessen All kinds of Bakery Goods and Delicatessen. Lunches prepar ed for fishing and picnic par ties. Satisfaction guaranteed. A RARE BARCIAIN. 25 acres 3-year-old Spltzenbergs and Nowtpwns, excollont condition, adjoining best bearing orchard hero, ' Best free loam soil. Bolov the ditch. ' $10,000, Terms. Also other bar-1 FOR SALE - - - - Four lots just north of and adjoining grounds of the North school. Corner ton Oak and Maple street. Lots are selling in this neighborhood for $400 to $500, These four lots can be bought for $1200 cash. In quire at DR. GOBLE 18 WEST MAIN ST. REAL ESTATE Farm Land Timber Land Orchard Land Residences City Lots Orchards and Mining Claims Medford Realty Co Room 10, Jackson County Bank Building Medford Iron Works E. G. TROWBniDGE, Proprietor. Foundry and Machinist All Mni of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Ma chinery. Agents In Southorn Oregon for FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. L J I. W J-l W I.J . , J ru,n u4wmmm ........... J. B. ENYA'KT, PresLlont JOHN 8 ORTIl, ('mhi... J. A. IMMRY, Vioo-rrosidont. W. U. JACKSON, AhhH Cashiot. THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK UAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS $10,000 Safety boxes for rent. A general Banking Business transacted Wo solicit your patronage, ? ,777777 aw I N gains, A. N. Parsons, Grants Pass, 107
