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Newspaper Page Textpsr,rpr , . ii"-1 . ', '5 MW - (j)(r-J" fWft PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1911. nm frj c.v It - J Prf: i " H l '1 J ' M r I ,'" GREEKS FINED I Three, Convicted of Playing Poker, Arc Assessed $25 Caught in Raid Made Last Saturday Night at Midnight. Tlirre OreekB, convletod of rrimIiIIiik In the Greek poolioom on North Kir Htroet, v. ore fined $25 and cohIh cneh by Mayor Canon Monilny afternoon. Tho proprietor". Tom Taelinwnn. nml throo pnilli'lmnt xveto fined, whllo the unto of txxo other UieekH was minpend od. The men worn enught In a rnld at 12 o'clock Hntunlay nlKlit nml had a full poker outfit on In their pow.seHHlon. Chief lllttHon and OffUorH Helm, Hall and ringtnile milled tho placo nnd found a poker game In full progreHH. nAD HEREDITARY DEBIRE TO TAKE HER OWlf I.irE OAKLAND, Cal April 18. Whllo her nephmv, J. Hllvera, played Kay nlrH on tho violin nil through tho night, Mary Ilotteneolirt, a ilninoHlle, Htrngglod ngnlnHt tho hereditary denlro to kill hcr Hiilf nnd end hor life. Knrly thin morn ing tho Influeneo or tho miiHlo IohI Uh hold nnd tho woman hIuhIiimI hor throat with a hreail knife. Ono of Mayor Mott'H nutoinohllPR, do ing duty nt tho polls, rarrled tho woman to tho hoBpltnl, whoro hIio told tho pliyal cliitiH that nt tho firm opportunity Mho would tear off tho ImndngeH untl make dentil certain. 801110 yearn ago a HlHter of MIhh Hettcneourt leapeil from a fer ry boat and wiw drowned nftor having tried carliolk acid without hucccbm. M'CREDIE DOES NOT WANT HORTON YET Court Hall, MiamiRcr of the Medford h.-iHohall team, was In AHhland Monday and hud a long talk with MaiuiRer Mc Credlo of the Portland tunin, In icganlH to 'Duo" lloiton, tho leal Necond ImHe- McCiimIIo Iiiih hail IiIh eyo on Horton for noma time and In thinking of giv ing lilm a try out with thu l'ortlaud llllliull. Ilo Mtaled yoHterdny, however, that he iih well Htockud up with leurnltH who were Minxvlng up well and could not m-o li I m way clear to tnku on another player at tho prcHonl time. In ciino he Ih III peed of men in the iiiinr fttiuro. "Duo" will ho taken on, hut not for Kiiniii little, time. Ctompora to Sponk. NKW YOIIK, April 18. Prerililent Samuel OoinporH of tho American Ki-d-erntlou of l,nloi' will ho ono of the pi In. j'IjhiI Hpeakorx at tho gieat pulillc iihihn mooting to further the ciiuko of Inler liatlniiHl pence nnd Hi'hltratlou at Cooper I'nlon tonlRht. xTho illHtlllRillHlied labor leader will lnle 11 h IiIh Hiiliject "Inteiiiutlotial I'eaee, Uh lliiiiiHiilty nml NeceNHitj " W. liotirke Ciiekran will Hpi-nk on "Tho ('out of Annameut nnd the Hate of WagcH." EARTH SWALLOWING MANY NEVADA COWS 1.1, Y Nev Api II IS - IIiiiiiIiviIh of Nexniln 1 utile today me rcpmtcil IohI In large eiiu Iih in kho oaitll 1 mined by an crtliitmkt a your uro. Many cattle weie loHt at thu t lint) of tho dlHtuili Hiict, hut tho omukM are now filled with Hoft oHith anil water, and the cattle hIko Imiohiiio lulled In them and die ritlllonieii aio tiylUR to Ret tho hi em inent to ftuico In tho omrka. Mlii Uoulrt nt Convention. INIHANAI'OUH, Iml. April 18 MImn llelm Gould, the plilliuithrnplht. arrlM'd In liidlmiapollti today with a deli-gnllou if 00 New Yuik X11l11t-n to Httelid the Hi I id biennial nitlloiial i-onx inllon of the Young Women' l'lirllUn AmnwUtlon. which la to omii her tomorrow llefoie agreeing to til I end tho con vent Ion, Y W ('. A. 1 f I' I f H 1 M Were obllKed In aMNilie Mlaa Uoillil Unit Nile Would lie Jirt '! a-,1 fluid cuiiii'l.t fli'iiiN. tnli-rx li-xti-m nod I" KUiiik Ml .u.km .i iiinlliiiiiM with Mihh 1 i,,i, 1 .1 In 1 , .1 1, , I JUDGE DAY WILL SttW YOIIK plll IK -It W.IM pelHlkl elltly riliuoied hi in tuil,i tlmt i' JioIkc W A. Duy will be ctt-iti'it pi. ni, 1,. in ,,t th KtUltule I.I fi" AiHiiruiK e xm lct at toluol low ' meetliiK I'1 hiu 1 . oil PhiiI Morton, who died 1 . 1 in t Is ly hull been Hi tin piewlilenl Mime Mr. Murlon'a d.ulh. lie huk flmt vice prealdciU duiing lluiton'i pi eulilt'iivy. Itunawny ou Oakdatc. Willie itilving 011 ttoulh OHkiUle u nun Mbout to uiiooh tiumtuy uftirnoun Meliiu'i Kred unit John Im. with llu-ii Uinllle. wurv vU'tlnm of lmt uilvhl liavi' bt'vn Meiloui HciiJenl. In onie way I lie tonHiie of th -rlngc IwiUime looue ud fell to til round Htitklitg the home' Uc lleoumltiR fl'glltnMl, tlia tetkin bKu to plune ml thu ocuinta of thu vairUs wvie thrown out In the mud. A taw minor Irijurlen were auatalned by till III the raulu-i', hut no aerlouw luiimK0 wuti iluntt. m Haalataiiea arrltMl Imfoia Die Iiuimum hud xotun ntlrly ljgyiul oontrol. NOTICE. A full uttundnnoe U dcaired at ollv JtHbijkuh loilK0 tonight. 'ur ImiiarUni liuulnuMH on liuml. Hvoiy ineuibar void. II M ING Huxklim for Hoallh. COUNTY NOTICES. (Continued fiom pngo 2.) Newfltrom, Insnnn fi.00 i: II. I'lckel, examining H. O. Dale, ItiHiino a.Otl V G. Thayer, examining It. G. Gnlc, ItiHiino COO T. V. Hester, examining Win. Pauley, Insane 0.00 IMna Flayn, xx-IIiiunb fee In ro-ex- amlnatlon of Win. Pauley, In Hnno 3.70 T. W. Heater, nxamlnliiR Hello HiirberRer, InHnnc 5.00 W. A. JonoH, transportation of womnn nnd thrco children to Portland 25.00 W. A JoneH, taking children to Hoyn' nnd Girls' Aid Society, Portland 130.00 W. W. Parker, expense from Ililtto PhIIh to .lacksonvllle, and one day's time ro.nl work G.7G Verne IF Pendleton, deputy fruit Inspectors I'ehruaty, 1911 ....108.50 Verne II Pendleton, deputy fruit Inspector March, 1011 H3.30 Clyde Illinium, deputy fruit In spector Kebruarv, 1911 111.75 Clyde Illinium, deputy fruit In- suspector Mnrcb, 1911 137.00 J. G. Medley, deputy fruit In spectorMarch, 1911 117.00 J G Medley, deputy fruit Inspec tor Kehrunry. 1911 45.85 J C. Aiken, deputy fruit Inspec tor Kebrtiary, 1911 101.85 J. C Altken, deputy fruit Inspec torMarch, 1911 113.10 T I'. Smith, deputy fruit Inspector .lanunry and Kobruary, 1911 108.0." T. K. .Smith, deputy fruit Inspec torMarch, 1911 101.65 J. W. Myers, deputy fruit Inspec tor lanunry, 1911 15.90 J. W. Myers, deputy fruit Inspec tor Kebrtiary, 1911 13.00 .1 W. Myers, deputy fruit Innpec "tor March, 1911 170.00 C If Hmltli, examination fee, in Hiest of Henry .Mitchell 5.00 A. 12. Kellogg, coroner's fee In quest of Henry Mitchell 9.50 Henry O. I)ox, J list leu's fees, Htnto vs. Jones 4.30 II. G Hhearer, constable's fees, Htate vs. Jones 2.00 Manuel Morris, witness feus, stato vh Jones 'l00 T. W Hester, professional ser vices for Manuel Morris 5.00 Henry G Dox, Justlcc'n fees, .Stale vh Htitlcr I.0 llertha M. Ilutler, witness fees, Ktate vs. Ilutler 2 011 Miss Ilutler, witness fees, .State vh Hutler 2 00 Mrs H. JohnHon, witness fees, atate vs. Ilutler 150 J. G Hint. Justice fees, Htnte vs. .Hchnultz a so A. I. Irwin, contable fees, .State vs Kehotills 13 05 J. G. Hurt, Justice fees, .State vs Cherry 7,20 .1. IC. 'Phot nt on, constablo fees, Hliito vs Cheiry 1155 Thomas Kellnw, wIIiicsh fees, Hlato vs. Cheny 1 .u Mike Mauuk, witness fees, .Statu vh Cherry 1.50 A. P. IddliiRS, witness fees, Hlato vs Cherry 1 50 K. V. Magoon, wltncMS fees, Htato vh Cherry 1.50 J. II! C.irllle. Witness fees. Hlntn vh cherry 1 SO J O. Hint, Justice fees, .Stato vh, Hall A I, liwln, constable fees, Slate n Hall Clias Hull, wilness fees, Stato vh Hall Henrietta Nlles, witness feOH, Slnle s Hall G !' Werlz, Justice fees, Slnle H lllllls G P Welt, Jusllce fees, Stall1 s .Monte et 11I G I' Weitvt, Justice fees, Stale vs lllllls Win Heck, constable fees, Slate h lllllls ll to 1 r.n 1.50 1 2 so 270 5 30 10 SO I KO 1 SO 1 SO 1 00 I 00 1 91) 1 91) I.U0 1.90 Cliaiii-H W'IIIIiiiiih, witness fee, Stale m lllllls s. Hettha Wllllanis, wlluesH fee. Slate s lllllls lames Williams, witness fee, Slate xh lllllls George .tones, witness fee, tSato m IIIIIIh I'imiU Hall, wilness fee. Slate IIIIIIh Geoige Heeis, witness fee, Slute IIIIIIh John OwIiirh, wllneaa fee, Slate vs IIIIIIh ICd lliow iisuiii III, witness fee, State vs lllllls I.oiiIm Hiouusworlh, wltitesh fee, State vh IIHIIm Geoige I. mill, wttueaa fee, Slute M lllllls G I' WeiU, Juutlee fee, Slain vs. Mooie J G Hint. Justli'e feea, (Siilo h Ciimmllia A I. lew In, coiistHhlii fees. Slate m CiiiiiiiiIiih i: II WhIhoii, iIihwIiik Jury lint foi Hlg HutlH iliatrlot 1 00 2 00 1 20 80 00 1 00 HOD 00 3 00 2 no too MS liu Tiingtile, ilrHWIng Jury Hat for HlK Hulte dlalliet ii 1: ('iiwileii, drawing Jury Hut fi Hlg Hut to diNliiot Hini G Dm. iliawtiig Jury Hut for Jiu'kon llle illstiiut Mi Tiiiiuipiein. diuwliig Jury lUt for JiickaiinMlle iliatrlot I' M TuugMtc, ilrawliig Jury llt lir jHckmnn llle illMtriet J G Hurt, Juatlci Iuch, (Hutu mi I'uibel 1 et al A 1. I im In. JiiNllce'M fuea stato a Cuttiett t Ml I !t-m y G Dux. Juatlce feea, tSlittn a Dm x U-a It G Shearer, eoiiatMhli) foa. State xh DMXIt-k t I. tiprluger, conatutilo fuea, tttate va Dm lea J It W'lUnn. wltneaa fee. .Stutti x ItHxIra , .1 1. llaiuiiH-ral, wjtneaa fwa, tilute xa lHVU-h K It til ruble, wlinvaa fti-i, alato 12 10 f. 90 !Q0 MO 1 6b M0 2.70 1 10 4.00 70.10 T.10 (.00 1.61 S0.SQ 1100 t09 x a Dm x lea , . J G Hull, Juatlct- ft-va. Mint vs ilMhon A I. Irwin, vonatftblv, tiutw xs ilahon , 1. H mieiiiiaii, grand Jury "It- llM T W Heater, profeaatanal aar- vlova for Cot a Kariuar Aug D KlngU-r, bringing prlao- onara to Jaokaonxilie V A Jonaa. talegiama, Mtatv va Karmar II II Ootiiiard. trawl juror tm, )einbt'r lilt, turHl V. H Chapman, grand Juror fa. Iaoinbrr, 1810, term J II Jackaon. arand Juror fa. Iit-.-iiilM-r. 1110 term I' J Ail yi.uid juiol f---.. COUNTY NOTICES. i-icccmber, 1910, term K. W. SIVers, grand Juror fees, 'December, 1910, term 23.10 W. II. Million, grand Juror fees, December, 1910, term 27.80 Ilert Anderson, grand Juror fees, December, 1910, term 23.00 Jno Michael, grand Jury witness 3 20 W. C. Hartlett, grand Jury witness 1.10 Peter Itotd, grand Jury witness.. 3.20 J. J. Oliver, grand Jury witness 3.20. L. Antonio, grand Jury witness . . 3.20 Adam Halllet, grand Jury witness 3.20 J. II. Carllle, grand Jury witness 3.20 Mike Mnuck, grand Juiy witness 3.20 . K. .Magoon, grand Jury witness 3.20 Thos. Kellow, grand Jury witness 3.20 IMtm Hays, grand Jury witness 3,70 Mrs. Maty Clnpp, grand Jury wit ness 3.50 Mrs. Harriet Stone, grand Juiy witness 2.00 Harry Clngcade, grand Jury wit ness 2.00 C. I.. Hwnnn, grand Jury witness 2.00 Mrs. I.tilu Hoblnsou, giand Jury witness II. A. Davis, grand Jury witness 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 J. i:. Shearer, ginnd Jury witness Mrs. I.. Cotiltor, grand Jury wit ness Orotehen Poolo, giand Jury wit- 1.50 Kennet Poole, growl Jury witness l.r.n 1 50 i.r.o 3.20 2.70 3.00 Kred Poole, grand Jury witness I .mi In Poole, grnml Jury witness i:. II, Strublo, grand Jury witness J. 1.. HnmmerHley, grand Jury witness H. II. nuf field, grand Juiy witness Itena McKnlght, grand Jury wit ness John Patilus, grnml Jury witness Hill Knpples, grann Jury witness Hill Klotos, grand Jurv witness Jnmes Apostolos, giand Jury wit ness S. Ilnmballs, grand Jury witness J. It. Wilson, giand Jury witness IC. J, Khaeery, grand Jury witness Mrs. Dolly Hert. grand Jury wit ness J. II. Carllle, grand Jury witness C. A. Hill, grnml Jury witness.. Frederick Ginlman, giand Jury witness David Veaeh. grand Jury witness It. Klfer, grand Jury witness . . . J. A. MuKenzle, grand Jury wit- 3.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 2.20 9.50 2.00 3.20 3.20 4 50 2.00 2.00 2.110 WHS Mrs. MelCrnsle, grand Jury wit- 2 00 1.50 3 20 1 50 John Wilson, grand Jury xvltness A. I.. Irwin, grand Jury witness Mrs. C. Poole, grand Jury xvltness Ham I.. Sundry, grand Jury wit ness J. D. Smith, grand Jury wltnesH W. A. Heck, grand Jury xvltness Dan O'llourke, giand Juiy xvltness A. A. Stevens, grand Jury xvltness Thos. Klki-H, grand Jury xxitiiess Oust PlrkoH, grand Juiy witness Crist Huslier. giand Jury witness Gemns MIIIoh, grand Jury xvltness George Vnggla. grand Jury wit ness Angel MIIIoh, grand Jury xvltness J. 11. Carllle, grand Jury xvltness Knilii UnyH, ginnd Jury witness Alice Winters, grand Jury xvltness J. II. Carllle, grawl Jury xvltness J, II. Carlllo, grand Jury xvltness 3.80 3 80 3.80 2 00 2 00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2 50 2.50 3.30 3.70 l.r.n 3.20 3.20 1.50 1.50 3 20 3.20 1.50 2.00 2.00 2.00 3.20 Charlie Robinson, grand Jury xvlt ness Kieilerlt-k Gnduiaii. grand Juiy xvltuesH J. II. Carllle, grand Jury xvltness C. A. 11111. giand Jury xvltness .. Krcderlck Ginlman, grand Jury witness Mis. Dolly Hert, giand Jury xxit- iichs Myrtle Vouch, grand Jury xxit iiess David Vench. grand Jury xxitnesH II. It. Strtible. giand Jury xxitiiess J. I.. Haininersley. grand Jury xvlt ness Geo. Mickey, grand Jury xvltness J. U.WIIson, grand Jury xvltness I,. Wateiiuan. legtilur Juior. 1911, torni A. C. Hubbard, regular Juror, 2.70 2.00 2 20 5 1 1) Mill till, 1911. term 13 00 Halph Dean, tegular Juror, Mm eh, 1911. term 13.20 J. J. Minpliy. regular Juror, March, 1911, term 10 10 J. IC Hart, legular Jut or, March. 11UI. term 10. in David Dorn, legular Juior, March, 1911, term 10.10 Kieil Krldeger, legular Juior, March. 1911. term 13 00 A. S. Iliirues, regular Juior. Mnnii, 1911, term W. H. lleebo. regular Juror, Mn nil, 1911. term 15.10 15.10 J. II. Carlton, regular Juror, March. 1911, term 13 00 A. S. Km 1 y, legular Juior, March, 1911 term II 00 W. T. Houston, regular Juror. March, lull, term 17 00 ICmmett HccHon, tegular Juror, Mureh. 1911, lei in 11.60 J. II. lliunrlek, legular Jul or, March, 1911, term ll.UO D. II. Ihiiuebtirg. regular Juror, Mnrch, 1911, term 15.10 II. (I. MathcM, legular Juror, March, 1911. term 15 10 W. C. Oieen, regular Jurtu, Mm eh, 1911, term 100 Geo Hiioih, regular Juror, .March. 1911, term H.80 Leo. Union, legular Juror, Mil nil, 1011. term IS. 10 J. M. Orant. bringing Corn Kuim or from Kails City to Jackson ville 70(5 The l'ornoll 14tRte. wuppllt-a for J. Wells. Indigent lOOtf !o)V A Girls' Aid Society, leg ular alien ixnoe. fiom Jackson County. Miut-h. It'll 10 no W. It CoImiiiiiii, one aet of Oregon , Cmltia for circuit JiiiIkh'm nffi-n 1.-en In Hit matter of the Wagner Untie addition to the ton 11 of -Talent Order . ed that wild plat bo anil the Mime Ik hareby approx ed. In the mutter of the TutHe's Thlul addition to th city of Medford Ordertd that aald plat bo and the wune la liirt-l approved In tha matter of thu Klrnt i:tenslttn of Southktat aildltlon to MedfoiM OnlenM that Miltl plat lm and thu tMniti Ih hertbx approvaU In tha matter of the Kraneea addition to the city of Madford. OrdVred that fcilU plat be and tha aanie U hereby ap provtnl. In tha inattar of the approval of Cai nar'k ami Sabln'a Hacoml adilltlon to Woodvilla. Ordaraxl that kJld plat Im and tha alH la haraby appi-ovetl In (ha muttar of tha approx al of th Cirandvtaw addition to Ceatrat I'.wnt Oi darad that Mid plat ha ami tha Mine m hereby approx ed In tlio uiaiier of Hie jppmx.il f 1,1 '( COUNTY NOTICES. su flilm addition to Central Point, Oregon Ordered that said plat bo nnd the same In hereby npproved. In the matter of tho approval of coun ty clerk's statement of scalp bounty warrants Issued for the month of March, 1911. Ordered that said statement be and the same Is hereby nppiovcd. In the matter of tho report of tho county poor farm for month of March, 1911, Hhoxxing name, class and dnvs' at tendance of patients In tho Jackson County HoHpltel: William Hnrtman 31 days Charles Heudrlcksou 31 das Crls Iinson 31 dnys tugust Tocpper 31 days Julius Hteln 31 days James Armstrong 31 days T. J. lUehntds 31 days Mrs. S. A. Ciithhcrt 31 days John Wnldcn 31 days John Sllva 31 days IC. I.'. KllKxvorth 31 dnys T. II. llrnnson 31 days J. W. l-'ltch 31 days Charles Miller 31 days O. Is. Sco vol 31 days John 1-'. Hovel 31 days John II. Otter 31 days W. II. IMIngs, left Mnrch 11... 10 days Zeno linker, left March 11 19 days Krank Dltman, left March 27.. 9 days Henry Duer I days If. P. Crnxford, loft 29th 11 days John Anderson C days In the matter of the application of II. P. Cr.txford, John Andorsou, Krank Dlt man nnd Henry Duer for admission to tho county poor farm. Ordered that the said applicants ho and they aro horcby admitted to the county poor farm as county charges from the date of filing of said application, nnd It Is so ordered In the matter of tlio bond of J. G Hurt. Justice of the peace In nnd for the district of Ashland, Jackson county, Or egon. Ordered by tho court that said bond bo awl the same Is hereby npprov ed. In tlio mntter of the monthly state ments of Kred I,. Colvlg, lecorder; Jas. M. Croncmlller, treasurer, and W. It. Coleman, county clerk. Ordered Hint said Htatcincuts be nnd the name arc heieby approved. Approval of appointment of deputy clerk. Ordered by tho court that snld appointment be nnd the same Is hereby approved. Approval of nppolntmcnt of deputx assessor. Ordered by tho court that said appointment ho and the same is hcteby approved. In the matter of the Hcml-nnnunl statcmentH of Jus. M. Cronenilller, coun ty treasurer. Ordered that said state ments be and tho same .Is heieby ap proved. In tho mntter of tho application of thr I.nko Creek Telephone Ashoclntlon Or dered that said privilege bo and the same Is hereby granted. In tho matter of the bond of W W Harmon, county roadm.istcr In nnd for the county of Jackson, state of Oregon It Is ordered by the court that said bond bo awl tho same Is hereby approved In the matter of the application for leave to amend plat of Kalr Oaks Or chard Tracts, filed September 7th. 1910 and lecordcd In Vol, 13, jingo 5G7 of the Commissioners' Journal. Ordeied that Southern Oregon Land & Orchards Co., an Oregon corporation, Its officers or ngentH, ho and hnrnhy are authorized to alter tho ufoiesaliL plat, ns filed an aforesaid, by changing the tltlo of th" same to Medfonl Orchard Homes Tracts and Increasing the number of separate parcels shoxvu upon said plat as filed, ami the county clerk nnd county recorder of Jackson county nro hereby directed to penult such alteration of said orlg Innl plat, as filed, the snmo not to change, however, the outside boundniles thereof. April 0th. 1911. J. It. Nell county Judge. Tho following bills xvere audited. Jnmes Oxvens, county commission er's Hillary for April. 1911...$ 1100 Geo. I.. Davis, county commission- ci'h salary for April, 1911.. 9 00 Kmaiitiel Morris, grand Jury xvlt- lll-HH 5 00 Mrs. Alice WlndeiH, grand Jury xvltness 3 80 .1. D. Hell, grand Jury xvltness .. 2 Ou I.. S. Dllerman, xvltness fees, State vs. Watson OS 90 S W. Stunner, xvltness fees, Htnto vs. Wntson 2S 90 111 the matter of the road petitioned for by Jesse Itlchnrdson et nl. Ordeied ndltiilgcit and decieed that said vlewcis' icport N' and the Maine Is hereby accept ed, and that said petition be and tho same Ih hereby illsmlHsed from fuither consideration, and It Is ho ordered. In (he mailer of tho county road pc tltloneil for by O. II. Matliexxs et al Ordered, adjudged nnd decreed by the enntt that the praver of said petition be granted, and that theio be nnd hen by Is CHtuhllHhcil and located ns a countx j iimiI nnd public hlghxvay a strip of land 00 feet In width In accordance with the , praynr of said petition awl upon tin lines so vlexxed, survoyed nnd m.ukedi out by snld surxevor ami board of x lexx ers. and according to tho report of tin ' surveyor on file herein. In the matter of tho reappointment of P. J. O'Gnrti. pathologist, for Jackson county, Oregon, for the year ending June SOtll. 1912. Ordered and niljudgcd l- the 00111 1 that P. J. O'Gnrti be and he hereby Ih appointed iwtholnglst for Ja. K on county. Oregon, for the period of one enr. ending June 30th, 1912. The following bills xxern dlsallnxved IC II. Watson, bill of J0.M, epiess on Juatlce docket Ilogue Hlver Aulo Co., bill of J it en auto hire of district attorney awl deputx sheriff 1 K G SxxedentMMg hill of 150 no s. ix lies rendered .Mis Howe, ti 11k -it Ti.ul Limber 1 till of J96 no xx ik on roads I Would Urg'e You t-- .oeHult inr if for any rein 'i XiMI Nllhpt.t X.-lll MlRllt ih f!n s l'utting it t-ff meiily jiroloius th. dnt .Miif.irt getting glasx. now xx ill proxe erhu the &.ix Ing of our eeaight. Ms knoxx I-e-llte. galiiatt by, fitting lii.inx eaaea jut like mirn, pioniptH me to ita a perattnal visit xvlll rvmult In tool bt.-omlnu one of m pt-i inaneiit prttioen Cidiall uuit Dr. Rickert K:0f:ffi: OVEH XEKTNEK'S, Is Your Interest in the Rogue River Valley? Pianos of Quality VHBaWaBaYBBWBaaaaaaaVnMaanalaaaaBWBaaMBaaaaVaBW Must Come From a Quality Store and They Will be of the Finest Quality if Bought of the Great Piano House of Eil ers ORUC10N is the homo , TILE PARENT IIOrSK of all our Pacific Coast Stores, being incorporated for Three Million Dollars. MKDKORD IS OUll SOUTHERN mSiUJQlLARTERS. AVe now have seven people living at Med ford, also wo have a lease on our store for one year. We have shipped into the Rogue Eiver valley three J'ull cars of Pianos in the last 130 days. Thursday there will arrive at Medford two full cars of the finest P.ianos ever shipped to Medford; also the finest and best equipped automobile for our work owned by any piano dealer in the United States. Don't it look as though we were a Medford business house? These arc the pianos that will make Medford fameus: . -4 jM M , iyM$frJ Don't forget these facts: AVe are ihe only music house on the Pacific Coast agreeing to refund your money back if we fail to suit, you with one of our -10 makes. Railroad records also show we sell 72 per cent of all the pianos sold on the coast. Jt is also a fact we buy and sell pianos and make a small profit for what these small dealers have to pay for their pianos at wholesale. .Buy of the house where they can save you golden dollars. Chickering, Kimball, JIallet & Daxis, Lester, Smith ami names, Iladdorff and manv others. 1 Open Evenings IRRIGATION HAS REVIVED THE INDUSTRY OF FRUIT RAISING Rogue River Valley Canal Co. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager. Offices, Tlilril Floor Mcilfonl Nallonal Bank Bhlg. Offices 3d floor Medford National Bank Bldg Irrigated Orchard Tracts ORCHARD TRACTS ARE SOLD IN 5, 10, 20 OR 40- ACRES' PLOWED FENCED, LEVELED AND PLANTED TO A STANDARD VARIETY OF TREES. UNDEVELOPED TRACTS FOR SALE, WITH IRRIGATION ORCHARDS PLANTED AND CARED FOR BY ORCHARD EXPERTS FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS ON ORCHARD DEVE7LOPMENT CONTRACTS. ROGUELANDS INC. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Manager. M US1C Buy of a Home Dealer ftW LZgm af.CA 4aVtfy V fin s$ffi&s&brvL assaes svy H ouse Next Medford Mail Tribune -sKa- w vjiWixW . JT A -V V V0 -v ."2 asjv smmmma mm ft.ANk " JVTK'I K' 4 M i; r n