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Newspaper Page TextRECIPR0G1TYWILL AID FRUIT GROWER Western Washington Orchardists Arc Told Canadian Market Is Just What They Nccy to Stimulate In dustry,' as It Will Create Demand. TACOMA, Wash., April 24. Wlillo Congressman La Follotte, militant In surgent, whoso district embraces ' tho lurgo whenlgrowlng septlon , of eastern Washington, Is steadfastly opposing tho ratlllcntlgn of tjio'Cnnudian reciprocity treaty, State Senator W. II. Faulhamus of I'lerco county, no less Insurgent Ih his politics, Is leading tho fruitgrowers or western Washington in a fight for tlie extension of the mnrket for their produce, which ho believes will follow the breaking down of tho tnrirf wall. Senator l'nulhamus, as president of the Piiyallup, & Sumner Fruitgrowers asso ciation, has a wldo Influence utnong tho furmerB of this state, and has done much toward putting the business on a prolltnlilo basis on tills sldo of tho mountains. He wants reciprocity with Canada, and ,ho believes that not only will It benefit tho fruitgrower, but will work to tho advantage of tho Wheat grower as well. "From a fruit standpoint," says Sen ator Paulhumus, "tho state of Washing ton is blind on twp sides. On tho west we have tho I'aclllc ocean, on tho north wo have tile Canudiun barrier. This leaves us hut two directions in which to (hid markets. On tho south wo havo Oregon and. California both of which arii also fruit specialists. Tho state of Washington Is a good mnrket for all tho fruit grown south of us, because It ripens earlier than our own. Owing tb the Canadian tariff, We do not havo tt market to tho north of us, as our neigh bors on ,tho south do, "To lily mind, the fruit Industry will soon bo tho cilef Industry of this state. If this bo true, wo should endeavor to open up tho greatest possible opportu nities to market our products. It must lie plain to overyono that tho best mar ket wo could possibly havo is in tho country to tho north of us, In which tho ripening season, Is correspondingly later tljun our own is later than Cali fornia. If It Is necessary to pay 11 eents duty per box on peaches, 30 cents on apples and CO cents on berrcls, wo can readily understand that consump tion will bo curtailed, but if this tariff Is removed, It will greatly Improve tho markotliig conditions. Tho chief argu ment against reciprocity Is that It will ndmlt Into tho stato farm products which will compete with tho farm prod ucts of Washington. I can conceive of no Canadian grown farm products that will seriously lnterfero with us. Wo arc not marketing our wheat In Canada; Camulu can never market her wheat In this state." CITY NOTICES. RESOLUTION. Tin it resolved by thp pity council oC the oily of Afedferd: Tiiai it is mo intention or the councl to luy a 4-Inch water main on Sherman streot from Genuvu avonuo to Starlc street, and to assess tho cost thereof upon tlie propel ty fronting on said nor t tun of said street In proportion to tho rromugo oi said properly. Tlie council will meet nt tho council chamber In tho city hall In said city on the 2 ml day of May, 1911, nt 7:30 p. m. at which limn all protests against tli laving of said water main on said nortlon of said streot and. tho assessment of the coHt thereof upon tho property front ing thereon will bo heard. Tlie foregoing resolution was passed by the city council of tho city of Met'J City Property C room new bungnlow, completely fur nished, $3600, good terms. 0 acres all platted, wqll IiibIJo limits, $G,500, good terms. 5 acres all platted, close to school, ubov grade, nowor and wator, take Medford residence In trude. 2 lots, new C room bungalow, modern $2150, good tonus. 2 fine Los Angeles lots, trade for lots here. Four flno Kenwood lots, quick salo $1300; good terms. l''lve-room bungalow, now, nil furnlshci $1100; terms. TRADES 10 acres In Santa Clara, Cal., good In come, all In cultivation, trado for resi dence or nereage. C room houso for 10 to 20 acres. Ileautlful residence In choicest portion of Seattle, for orchard, equally good. Income J1S00. Pine now bungalow, tako acrcago or vacant lots up to $1000. Business and ronjnl property freo from debt. $80,000 pays 10 per cent Inter est, trade for Improvement tract. RANCHES 30 acres, 1-2 inllo town, neyv buildings, 10 acres In orchard, balanco flno al falfa, $500 acres, easy torms. 20 acres, new bungalow, closo to town, flno pear and apple orchard, cut prlco for qulok sale, very good terms. Flno homestead, 0 miles from Medford, $1000. ICO ncres, flno alfalfa and stock ranch, amplo wator. $75 por aero. 20 acres fruit and alfalfa; nice home; trado for Medford property or acre age. 30 acres, 2-3 young pears, all cultivated good Improvements, pumping plant close to town, easy terms, price low. 28 acres, 7 acres orchard, balance In al ful fa, prlco and terms right. 26 acres, 16 acres pears, balanco alfalfa bul'dings, less than $100 iwsr acre. 40 acres, part In orchard, good build ings, C miles from Medford, $125 per aero. 25 acres, good house, barn, S acres or chard, grapes, berries, rich soil close to Medford; $2500 will handle this. WANTED 1 cook, waiters. R It Men. Olrls for general housework. City and ranch property to list. Man and wife on ranch. E. F. I. M Room 206. Phlpps Building CITY NOTICES. ford on the lSlh any of 'Attrll, 1811 by tho following vete: .Merrick "aye," Wax "nye," Wortman "nye," Emerlck "aj'e," Elfert ''aye." Millar "Aye." Approved April 19, 1911. W. II. CANON. Attcstr Mayor, ROUT. W. TELFER. . City Recorder. RESOLUTION. Be It resolved by the city council o the city of Medford, Oregen: That It Is tho Intention of tho councl to lay a 4-Inch water main on Stark street from Washington, to Sherman streets, nnd to assess the cost thereof lilKiii the property fronting on said por tion of said street In proportion to tho frontage of said property Tho council will meet at the council chamber In the city hall In sold city on tho 2nd day of May, 1911. nt 7:30 p. m., at which time all protests, against tho laying: of said water main on said por tion of said -strcut ntld the assessment Of the cost therebf upon tho property fronting thereon will bo heard. Tho foregoing resolution was passed by tho city council of tho city of Medford on tho 18th day or April, 1911, by the following Vete: Merrick "aye." Watt "aye," Wortmnn "aye," Emerlck "ayu" Elfert "aye," Millar "nye." Approved April 19, 1911. W. II. CANON. Attest: Mayor. HOnT. W. TELFER. City ltecorder. Bo it Bcsolved. by the City Council of the City of Medford, Oregen: Whereas thero has been filed with ho city council of the city of Medford. a petition signed by moro,. thnn one-fifth nf tho ntmllflod electors of said city as shown by tho votes cast at the last municipal election noni in sum cuv, nuililntitnif Hint tlin liniinri.irles of said city of Medford bo altered and new ter ritory Included therein as hereinafter set forth, It Is theroforo resolved that tho following question do suumiuoa -to tlin Klnetnru nf nnlil eltv and also to the electors residing In tho territory herein after set ferth: . . Shall tho boundaries or tno city pi Medford be altered by Including therein tho following described territory, to- wlt: Beginning at a point on tno soutn boundary lino of tho city of Medford, which Is 396 feet of the southwCBt corner of donntlon land Claim number it. in township 37, range l west or tint Wlllamctto meridian: thence east along tho center of the county road to tlie east lino or tno county roau which Is a, continuance of South ltlversldo ave n u ii In tho city of Medford; thence north westerly along tho east lino of said coun ty road to a point which bears north 72 degrees 30 minutes east from (he southeast corner of lot 7. of block 1. of Davis' First addition to the city of Med ford thenco north 72 degrens 30 mln utes east to a point from which the northeast corner of donation land claim number 44, in township 37. range 1 west, bears south 72 degrees 30 minutes east 2649 feet nnd north 1538 feet; thence north 26 degrees 18 minutes west 400 feet; thenco south 72 degrees 30 min utes west to tho northerly southeast corner of South Sea addition to tho cty of Medford; thenco northwesterly along tho enstcrly lino of said South Sea ad dition and said lino extended to the present s boundary lino of tho city ,of .Medford; thenco In a genoral southwest erly direction following the present boundary lino of said city to t)io place of beginning, all In Jacksot. county, Ore upn. Ilesolved further, that said question bo submitted to said electors of tho city of Medford nnd to said electors of said abovo described territory nt a special election to bo called for that purposo, snld election to bo held on tho 9th day of May. 1911. Resolved further, that a special elec tion In and for the city of Medford and In and for tho territory hereinbefore scribed by held on (ho 9th day of May, 1911, between tho hours of 9 a. in. anil G p. in.. Is hereby called for the purpose of submitting at said election said ques tion abovo set forth. Tho following nro designated as the places In said city at which the polls will bo open within said city: First wurd Over Ilnsklns' drug store Second ward Hotel Nash sample room. Third ward City hall. Tho following Is hereby designated as the placo In' tho territory heieinbcforo described ut which the polls will be epen: Resldenro of N. Brophy. Tho following nro heroby appointed and designated as Judges and dorks of snld electien: First ward In said city J. W. Ling, Judge; L. I.. Damon, Judgo nnd clerk; u. T. Lawton, Judgo and clerk. Second ward In said city J. II. Bol linger, Judgo; Wm. Ulrlch, Judgo and clerk: Charles Talent, Judgo and clork. Third ward In said city P. XV. Choi gren, Judge; J. T. Summervllle, Judge and olerk; II. II, Lorlmor, Judge and .clerk. In tho territory hereinbefore describ ed 8. L. Bennett, Win. Holmes, N. Bro phv. The electors of. said city of Medford and tho electors of tho territory heroin before described are hereby Invited to voto upon said proposition by placing upon their ballots "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation" or words equiv alent thereto. Itesolvcd further, thnt notlco of all tho matters herein set forth bo given by publishing this resolution for four weeks .prior to said election In tho Med ford Mull Tribune, a nowspnper of gen eral circulation in said city of Medford and In tho territory abovo described, and also by posting four copies of this resolution In four public places In tho territory aboyo desaribed for four weeks prior to said election. Tho foregoing resolution was passed on tho 4th day of April. 1911. by tho city council of tho city of Medford. by tho following vete: Morrlek nye, Watt aye, Woitmnn aye, Emerlck aye, Elf opt ny, nnd 'Millar aye. Approved April Gth, 1911. W. II. CANON. Mayor. Attest: ItOBT. W. TELFER. i ltecorder. Bo It Resolved, by tho City Council of tho City of Medford, Oregen: Whereas, thero has been filed with the eltv council o rtho city of Medford a petition signed by more than one-fifth of the qualified electors of said city as shown by tho voto cast at the last mu nicipal election held In said city, peti tioning thnt the boundaries of said city of Medford bo altered and new territory Included therein as hereinafter set forth, It Is therefore resolved, that tho fol lowing question bo submitted to the electors nf said city and also to the olec tots reuldlng 4n tho territory herein after set ferth: Shall tho boundaries of tho city of Medford bo altered by Including therein tho following described territory, to witi Beginning nt tlie northwest corner of Kenwood nddltlon to tho city of Med ford as shown by tho recorded pint thereof, said point being on the westerlv boundary lino of the city of Medford. thence wost to the northwest corner of snld Kenwood addition; thence south along the west lino of said addition to tjio southwest corner of block 3 of snjd additien: thenco weBt to the northwest corner of Creston addition to the city of Medford, as shown on tho recorded plat thereof, thence south to the eant and west quarter IJne of section 25, town ship '27 soutli of range 2 west of tho Willamette meridian, bolng the north lino of the county road which Is an ex tension of WtHl Main ulrext In ttultl-cltyi thenco west to a point due north of tho northwest corner of West Walnut Park addition to the city of Medford, as shown by the recorded plat thereof; thence south across the county road and along the west boundary of said West Wal nut addition to the southwest corner of suld addition; thonce east along the south lino of said West Walnut addi tion to the city of Medford. as shown bv the recorded plat thoreof, to tho pres ent corporate Unit of said city; thenco north along the present boundary line uf said olty to the place of beginning, all In Jaaksnn rounty. Oregon. Resolveil further, that said nuettlon t submitted to huld electors of the city of Medford and to said electors of said shove described territory at a special election Id he called for that purpose, snld election to be held on the 10th day of May. 1911. Resolved further, that a sneclal elec tion In and for the city of Medford and In and for the territory hereinbefore described be held on the 10th day of May, 1911, between the hours of 9 a, in. MEDFORI) AIAIL TRIBUNE, " ' ' r-Tf- CIT,Y NOTICES. nhil 6 p. ni Ib hereby called for tho purpose or submitting at saia election said question nbovo set forth. The following. nro designated ns the places Ih said city at which the polls will ha op'en within said city: First wnrti-uvor ijnsKius- urujr store. Second ward Nash hotel sample room. Third ward-tClty hall. Tile following In iicroby designated ns tlin nl.ici? In the territory hereinbefore described at which tho polls will be open:' The following are heroby appointed nnd designated us Judges and clerks of said electien: F rst ward In sa d city J. W. Ling. Judgot I,i L. Damon, Judge nnd clerk; u. T. uiwton. luuge nnn. cicrK. Second ward In said city J. II. Bol linger, Judge: Win. Ulrlch, Judge nnd clerk: Chns. .Talent, Judge and clerk. Third ward n said city P. W. Chel- gren, judge: J. .T. BUmmorvllls, Judge nnd clerk; II. II. Lorlmer, Judge and clerk. In tho territory horolnbcforo describe ed T. K. Murray, II. &. Stroator, E. F. x. limner, ....-. Tho electors of said city of -Medford and tho eleotors of tho territory herein before described nro hereby Invited to vote upon snld proposition by placing upon their ballots "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation" or words equiva lent tncroto. Resolved further, that notice of all the matters herein sot forth bo given by publishing tills resolution for four weeks prior to Said election lh tho Med ford Mall Tribune, a newspaper of gen eral circulation In said city of Medford and In tho territory above described nnd also by posting four conies of this reso lution in lour puuuc pinccs in muu cuy and in four public places in tho terri tory above described for four weeks prior to said election. The foregoing resolution was passed on tho 4th day of April, 1911, by the city council of tho city of Medford by tho following vote: Merrick nye. Watt aye, Wortmnn aye, Elfert aye, Millar nye. . - - .Approved April r, ism. XV. II. CANON. Mayor. Attest! ROBT. W. TELFElt, Recorder. RESOLUTION. Be It resolved by Iho City council of the city of MiWoYdOrogbn. That It 'Is 'the Intention or tho council to lay a 4-liich water main on Knight street from Taft avenue to SUmhitt ave nue, and to assess the cost thereof upon tho proporty fronting on snld portion of said street In proportion to the front age of said property. The council will meet nt tho council chamber'lh th'd city hall In said city on the 2d day of May, 1911, at 7:30 p. m., at which line all protests ngnlnst the laying of said water main on said por tlon of said street nnd tlie nssc&sment of the cost thereof upon the property fronting thereon will be heard. Tho foregoing resolution was passed by tho city council of tho city of Med ford on the 19th day df April, 1911, by tho following , vete: Merrick "nyjt," Wntt "aye," Wurtmun 'ay," Etnerlck "aye," Elfert "aye," Mlllnr "aye." Approved April 19, 1911. J ' W. II. CANON, Atlcst: " Mayor. ROUT. W. TEI,FER, City Recorder. LOST. - LOST If tho person who took a Cor nell blcyclo from the ball park Sun day afternoon will return tho snme to pressroom, this offldo ho Will re ceive rewnrd and no questions asked. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. If you havo, or will havo within 30 days, from $100 to $5,000, thero Is nn ex ceptional opportunity for nn absolutely safo Investment paying 12 per cent annually, or 3 per cont quartoly, In croaso In valuo of original Investment nnd option of drawing out within a year. If wide awnko to opportunities, if your wish bono Is not where your backbone should be, write now. Closest Investigation Invjted. Banks, Commer cial Agency alni Merdhlltllb references of highest character. Address C. It. Mall Tribune. BLACKSMITH PLANT FOR SALE Tho only ono In tho thriving town of Talent, Oregon. Business, lot, shops, tools, $21,000, Inquire of Luman Judd, Talent, Oregon. ItiailCROFT residenco sites are des tined to double and treble In value'. FOR HALE I want a partner who- has $300 to buy one half Interest In a good paying' business. Vdiutg man proYere'd nnd only ono who can furnish refer ence. Address E. & II. this office 28 FOR SALE PJar.ii cufo at a sacrifice on account of poor health of proprie tor. 128 13. Main St. FOR SALE A guarahteed )rofit-aylng restaurant) excellent location. Com petunt Instructions free to one un familiar' with tho business Price $5300; Well worth Investigating.' K. H. Tumy. 201 G-arnott-Cbrey bldg, 40 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR flALE'QR KX'fJIlANOB Cdsfi val ties considered, 30 high grndo lots with registered tltlo or any part of same, for house and lot In Medford or smnll outside acreatfe, or heavy team. Call at 908 Newtown, or phono 6081, 29 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A heavy team of horses, harness and wagon, house and lot; cash values considered 908 S. Newtown. 29 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Five pas sengcr 4-cyllnder touring automobile. Address Box 200, care Mall Tribune office, t FOR EXCHANGE- Ktal XiUte TO EXCHA.NQB For few acres of land, houso and lot at Portland, also -house and lot In Medford. Address O. C. Care Mail Tribune office. 29 FOR EXCHANGE Medford and subur ban property, ranches, timber lunds, for other property. Address Box t99, care Mull Tribune. TQ EXCHANGE Colorado and Nebras ka lands. lm Droved and unimproved. lo exchange for Rogue river properties. The isest-1'Uller Realty Co., urants Pas Or. FOR TRADE What have you to trade for $2,000 equity In residence property Address J R care Mall Tribune. BEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1911. ii 1 1 j 1, 1 1 j t-T- FOR SALE OR RENT Bastfctii Vroptrty I FOR SALE OR,RENT--aood opdnlng for general merchandise store In now town with $15,000 lhonthly payroll, on railroad, ii miles from Medford. Gold Ra.y Realty Co., 206 W1. Main. FOR RENT OR SALE 5 room strictly modern bungalow, concrete foundation nnd 'walks. Now lawn. 0 room mod ern bungalow. Same as abovo. 742' V 14 street. 29 FOR RENT loard and. Booms V"OR RENT Room nnd board; meals served family style. 906 13. Main street. 28 FOR RENT Room with prlvato board, at ?10 N, Riverside. Tarnished Xooma FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms; chceap; gentleman only. 607 H. Cen tral. 30 FOR RENT Plensant nttractlvo rooms by tho day or week at 128 S. Holly, near city park. 33 FOR RENT Modern Furnished rooms sultublo for housekeeping; bath; no small children. G43 S. Holly, 29 FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room at 125 S. Oakdnlo nvc. 29 FOR RENT Furnished room In now, strictly modern bungalow close In; board If desired. 617 S. Holly, 29 TO RENT Furnished rooms', bath, elec tric lights. C'oso In. Ladles only. 429 North Central, 2S FOR RENT Nlco furnished room, $1.50 per week. 1001 8. Central. 27 FOR RENT Sunny double room, largo - closet, hot and cold water and sleoplng porch. Gentlemen. Tho Cumberland, 706 S. Onkdalc. 30 FOR RENT At tho Cottngo. modern furnished rooms. Rooms equipped with private telephone service, hot and cold running water, sleeping porches, balh, accommodations and heat If de sired. 604 W. Tenth st. Phone call prlvato excuango 141. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room; everything now nnd clenn; reasonable pVlco; easy walk from Main ot. Only men need npply. Olcson and W. Ham ilton sts. Phono Main 44T4. FOR RENT Elegnntly furnished rooms, steam heat, hot nnd cold water, baths, electric lights, nowly furnished, sin gle roonls or en sulld, by tho day, week' or month. Inquire room 103 Electric bldg. 218 W. Main st. FOR. RENT Furnished roams for trans ients. No. 10 N. Grape st., next to Far mcr's & Fruitgrowers' bank.' FOR RENT Nlco big nowly furnished bedroom. Call for Hutch, at this at. flee. Housekeeping- Boom FOR RENT Light furnlBhod house keeping rooms. 23 Roosovolt. .Phone 3841. 37 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 45 N. Bartlett. 28 -n i i i i i i i - FOR RENT Newly furnished house keeping rooms; gas; bath; hot water. 234 E. Ninth. 30 Bouses FOR RENT Cozy two room furnished houso with pantry and closet. 617 S Holly. 28 FOB RENT 5-room houso and barn On N, Riverside. Phone 744. FOR RENT-i-Now modern bungalow, 6 rooms nnd- bath,, largo screen porch. 516 Liberty streot. 30 Bnslness Boom FOR RENT Two business rooms In ti;e new Odd Fellows building on W, Sixth st. Inqulro Jackson County bank, cash ier. FOR RENT Business room on W. Main St., 24x140, suitable for restaurant or billiard room or other business, steam hent. Gold Ray Realty Co., 21C W. Main st. Offices for Bftnt FOR RENT Over tho postofflco With heat and light. See A, A. Davis. FOR RENT Orflco rooms In Electric bldg., modern equipment, steam heat, electric light, baths, toilet, hot and cold water. Ould Ray Realty Co., 216 XV. Main st. ' rarms FOR RENT Farms from 40 acres lo 400 acres, alfalfa land, fruit ranches, garden land, general farming ranches. Qold Ruy Realty Co., 216 W. Main. FOR RENT Cheap, ton -acres ranch; four hundred yards city limits; good houso and barn; gasoline engine, pump ing plnnt and good well for Irriga tion;' forty peach trees In bearing nnd several kind of berries. 829 West llth street. 33 Miscellaneous. FOR LEASE Fishing, boating and hunt ing resort pn eay terms. Box 32, Mull Trlbuno. FOR RENT Garden land In tracts of from one acre upwards, with water for Irrigation. Owner Will furnish team and Implements for cul tivating and seed for share of crop. Inqulro of BuffUm, Rogue River Elec trio Co., 216 W. laln st. FOR SALE x.tot. H1QHCROFT residenco sites havo the most superb view of tho city, valley and mountains. FOR SALE Two lots, close in on Third and Apple streets; east front C. E. Kirk, Box 286. 39 FOR HALE $1000 lot to go for $600. Call up Main' 4474, or Call ut 203 Ole son st ' FOR SALE One or two of the finest vacant lots on Ross Court, laying two feet above sldewulk; sower and wator connection mudo and extended to In side Hue of sidewalk. Address; A. V. Carlson, Route 1, Box A-72, Central Point. 60 FOR SALE, AerMT FOR SALE 5 nnd 10 acre tracts Just within and adjoining city limits, at a bargain, on 6 annual payments. Ad dress Condor Water Power Co. r . .!,. u5j . FOR BALE--aob(l 3 34 noro truck gar den adjoining city limits, all under Irrigation, ono aero horrlcs, ono aero potatoes, 1-2 acre onions, balanco ready to plant. Five room house, small bam nnd other out-bultdtngs. For particulars see W, T. York & Co. Business Zroperty FOR SALE Choice business proporty at a bargain, on long timer easy terms, Address Condor Water & Powor Co. FOR SALE Finn south front lot on XV. Tenth streut on pavement with wator nhd rfowcr liald. Scb owner at 616 W. llth st. 33 FOR SALE A. R. Srtllng has 100 good lots for Brtlo. Ih tho east sldo. All cash ileal. Kouim. FOR SALE Good 4-room houso, gooii idled, lot 50x112, city water, largo gar den, only $950.po. 737 W. i4tn st., 7 blocks south Washington school. 42 Ifntt KAt-ta-iiInitlmm. rnimly Iniidu In Roguo river valley, Oregon, by the Jackson CoUnty Realty company. II. M. rvtau m!iniiin! Afflprt In flnmntl Corey building, room 217. Farm lrtndft. garden innus, iruii minis, riuuk tntit,k.ti Inrtrn tltlit Mtnntl ltltnln nf ltll- proved and unlniprdvod lands. Oflce ttknnn flfTQl tnMlilorlPn 111. FOR SALE A 6-room strictly modern bungalow, less than 90 days old, on n Btrcct to bo paved this summer, about Beven blocks from tho heart of the city. This property wll pay 16 por cont on your Investment, nnd Is n dAhdy ploco for a home. The prlco Is $1800, nhd can ho handled on eaiy terms If desired. COrncUus-Garrior Realty Co., 133 W. Mnln st. FOR SALE A 3-room plastered houso on an east front corner lot, close In. This property con bo bought right, Und Is Just tho right sleo for a small family. You pcbplo Who aro pnVlng rent will do well to look this up. Price Is $1260. on very ftttractlvo ternm. Cor-hollu's-Garncr Realty Co., 133 W. Main street. FOR SALE A fl-roatn houso on South Newtown botweon W. Main and W. 10th sts.; lot 50x100 for $1800. Can you beat It. Now renting for $2. Corhqlliis-Garncr Realty Co., 133 W. Main st. FOR SALE A 2-room now houso on an cast front lot nt $675; $100 down nnd $15 por month. Bo quick. Cornotlus' Gnrnor Realty Co., 133 W. Main Bt. Btftl Estate FOR SALE Will "sail 20 or 40 acros of unimproved deep soil land, Just 1 3-4 miles from Central Point for $100 per ncro which Is $50 bolow market prlco. Surrounded by orchards. E. S. Tumy, 201 Garnott-Coroy bldg. 27 FOR SALE 80 acres, hair mile front Eagle Point, about 40 ucres under cul tlvutlon; sticky soil; very easy terms; per acre, $63.75. W. T. York & Co, FOR. SALE 84 acros fruit and poultry ranch, 200 head of poultry, team and tools go with placo If desired; west of 8. Onkdalo avo. See owner on place, Robert Duttln. FOR SALE Homestead relinquishment; - 160 acres, 19 miles from Contrnl Point; tor; a snap. Call on or wrlto C, A. Sanderson, Central Point, Or, 300 Point, Or. 30 FOR SALE For $15,000, half cash, fin est 1 5 ncro Improved homo In north west, In tho beautiful city of Ashland. No trades, no ngouts. Address Box VI, Ashland, Oregon, 37 HIGHCROFT residence sites are offered at present prlco for a short time only. ' FOR SALE 196 ncro stock ranch, locat ed 17 miles from Medford; freo soli; 7G acres creek bottom soil A 1 al falfa land; 05 acres moro easily clear ed; south slope; water right goes with place; nearly all can bo covered with water; 62 acres In cultivation; houso mid barn nil fenced nnd cross fenced; 'i mllo to store, postoffloa' nnd school This Is u snap; let mo show It to you; prleo $60.00 per acre; easy torms; It won't last long. O, A. McArthur, room 3, Postofflco block; Phono 3681. Home 279. 28 THE best platting proposition In Med ford today. Eight ucres on West Jackson, Inside' city lllnlts, already subdivided Into 40 lots. Prlco $11,000 on terms, Surrounding lots soil for $500. E. 8. Tumy, 201 GarnettCoroy bldg. 29' FOIt8ALE Will sell 20 or 10 ucreH cf unimproved deep soil lend Just Hi miles from Central Point Perfect building site und under ditch If want ed. Prlco $100 per ucro. Tills is $$50 below mnrket price, E. S. Tumy, 201 Oarnott-Corey bldg. , 29 FOR HALE Ideal 35 acre orchard, 7 miles from Grants Pass, neur mouth of Applegate. County road, 2 6-year-fnncy peach, pear, iipplo and cherry trees, Wuter right, good house. $10,600, $3,000 on time, Sucrltlco. Ad dress A. T, O., care Mall-Trlbune. 28 Miscellaneous FOR SALE CHKAP-r-aentlo driving horse, good to work on much; single buggy and harness. 829 West llth. 33 i-uii SALt-; Furniture for fvo room house. Parties leaving town. Call 531 West Hamilton. Phone 261. 33 FORHALEriiorouBlibrel"'nmle collie pup. 3 mouths old $5, Phono Main 5395 FOR HALE 1 small National cash reg Ister, 1 18 foot counter, 1 electric disk, 9 pedestal stoods. Browns Plumb ing, opposite P. O. 30 FOR HALE Fine dining table und chairs, three bedroom nuts, davenport, parlor furniture, sectional book case, niKH, bed springs, mattresses several fine rockers and other furniture. All ut good prions, as am tenvlng hero. Two miles southwest from Medford in Orchard Ho'mo Tract Phone: Vur iners 7076. A. Vogul. 28 FOR HALE A gentle single driving horse, 8 years old; weight 1060; price $80.00. Inqulro at 17 Nowtownu street. 28 FOR SALE. MltctlWAntotti FOR SALE Good heavy team of horses -tslght' years old nt a bnrgntn, Inqulro of W. T. York & Co. i H1GHCROFT residence sites are des' lined-U double and treble In value. FOR SALE Homes and mules; pair horses, weight 3000 pounds; ono pair 3200; ono pair mules 2600; one pair 2400; nnd bno pair 2350; nit young; good condition. Phono 18S, 654 North Eighth slrc6t. ' 32 FOORi KALK One mower ami ono ten foot horsa rnke, good order; price $15. E. E. Morrison, Medford, Oregon. H F. D. Box 47. 31 FOR SALE Turkey lions with young hens $2.00; yoilng 25 cents enclt If taken nt oheo. Unglr-y Ranch, Trileht, OroBon. 29 FOR SALE Ono runabout nutomobllo; new tires, engine Just overhauled everything In first class condition. Can bo bought hlmost for prlco of tires. Inqulro of Powel Auto CO. FOR SALE A flno single comb White Orpington from one of tho best strains Can fill a few more orders for day old chicks from my trapnestod Orpingtons and LoghoriiB for May delivery. Mrs, E. E. Oman, Jacksonville Or. 29 FOR "SALE Corn for Balo at "Vilas ranch. 33 FOR SALE Steel and wood oil bnrrolB. Valley Auto Co. FOR SALE Hay, Ihnvo grain and al falfa baled. Sco A. A. Dnvls. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red Eggs, $1 per setting of 15 eggs. C N, Lamar, '210 Court st. 30 FOR 8AL13 Corn. Inqulro Dr. Clancy's office, Phlpps bldg., or phono Main 601. FOR SALE Seed corn. Connor Land Co., Lower Table Rock. FOR HALE Two pool tables and one billiard table, Luy & Kcegan, Jack sonville, Or. ' 29 FOR SALE Our pullots from trap nctited stock lay nt flvo months old. How much are thoy Worth moro than contnlon stock that c6mmcncu laying at Ion months? Whlto Leghorn baby chicks $2.00 por doaon. Whlto Orp ington baby chicks $11.00 por dozeil. Also Cycle hntcher for sulo. Mrs. E. E. 'Oman, Jacksonville, Or. 38 FOR HALE--Ono span blnck horses, 6 and 7 years old, 1400 lbs. each. W. P. Dodge, 010 S. Oakdale. ' "SO FOR SALE Oood Hurroy. See L. B. Warner at Warner, Wortmnn & Goro's. 34 FOR BALK Young cow, kind nhd gen tie, giving milk; price, $50. For fur ther particulars address C. It Pldgeon, Jacksonville, Or. 39 FOR SALE My flno Jersey cow. Glvos good rich milk, C. T. Harmon, near Reservoir. 32 FOR SALE HIGHCROFT rcHldonco sites havo do lighted overyono who haB seen tho property. WANTED. Miscellaneous WANTEI To buy about 200 foot of second hand 1-2 or 3-4 Inch wntor pipe. Address A. F. 8., this office WANTED Lace curtains to launder, 215 W, Jackson st 36 WANTED Ordors taken nt Wllson'B second hnnd store for hauling sand nnd gravel. Phono Bell T. 3161; Home 205 I 43 WANTED 500 foot, moro or less of two Inch plpo. Address T, Helminth, It F. D, No. 1, Medford, Oregon. 31 SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED Work by boy of sixteen, phono 6292. 29 WANTED I do housekeeping by tho day or hour or wook. Phono M 3361. 227 8. Ivy st Jnpnneso M. Harry. 42 WANTED Position on ranch by niun nnd his nleco, Houso furnished and will board men. References If desired. Address Box 0 car a Mall Tribune, 28 HELP WANTED. Help Wanted Male WANTEDt-tMuii to. takot contract for clearing laud. Address Box 2 care Mail Trlbuno office. 28 WANTED Salesmen In evory locality of tho northwest; money advanced week ly; mnny mnko over $1000 month; choice of territory. Yakima Vulloy Nursery Co,, Topenlsh, Wash. WANTED Experienced pear blight In spector wants position on fruit ranch. Address Box It, care Mull-Trlhuhe. 29 Help Wsuttd remsle WANTED Yolini,' lady bookkcopor. ono that has experleheo nnd Is rapid, miiRt furnish references. Answer In own hum! writing, given time und places of previous employment. Address K. T. euro Mall Trlbuno office. WANTEP Young ludy for general housework. Best wages. Inquire Buf fum, Roguo River Electric Co., 216 W. Main st WANTED Cljrl for general Iioiibo work. Apply at 618 West Main street MISCELLANEOUS HIUHCROFT resilience sites will be known us tho real "Nob Hill" of Med ford. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Accountants, D. R. WOOD General accountant. Your books audited and kept for a. reasonable figure; your business solicited. Office Phlpps bldg., room 209. I'liono 3)22. Architect. JOl'lNS & TURNBIt Architects nnd Builders Office 7-8, 326 Main: phone Main 3171. Residence phono 744. Aeiayor anil Analyst. EARL V INOELS, B 8. Best equipped assay oflco In Oregon; food products, soils, fertilizers, spray products, water etc., analyzed. Grunts Puss. PAGE FIVE BUSINESS DIRECTORY Aftoray. COLVIG & REAMES W. M. Colvlg. a L. Reamcs. Lawyers. Office Medford National Bank building, second floor. PORTER 3. NEFF, WM. P, MEALEY Attorneys-at-law. Nos. 1 and 2 Post 6ffJcr building. i ,. A. E. ItEAMES Lwyer. Garnett-Corey building. WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers. Palm building. B. F. MULKEY Lawyer. Room 30 Jack" Bon CO., Bank bldg. Billiard Parlors, S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Cigars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs, yotlni, & Hall building. A nice, cool place to spend tho hot afternoons. Bill Fosters. VERNE T. CANON Bill poster and Dis tributor. All orders promptly filled. Room 29. Jackson County Bank build ing, Medford, Oregon. Cigars and Tobacco. IRELAND & ANTLE, Smokehouse Dealers In tobacco, clgnrs, and smok ers' supplies. Exclusive agent of Lewis Single Binder, El Merito und El Pnlen cla. 212 West Mnln street Civil Engineers. ASTBURY & TEE. CIVIL ENGINEERS, surveyors. Specialty: Platting, sub dividing nnd municipal engineering. Phone 4081. Room 408 Garnott-Coroy bldg., Medford, Oregon. Contractors and Builders. SPRAOUE BROS. Contractors and bulldOrs; lot hs help to 'flnnhco tho building of your home. 214 Fruitgrow ers' Bank bldg. rurnlture. II. F, WILSON & CO., dealers In hew and second-hand 'furnlturo nnd hard ware. Agonts for Household stoVes und ranges. IB South Fir Btroot. Phono Main 3161, Home 266-L. MISSION "FURNITURE-v7TRKsZrco7-ner 8th and Holly stroots, Medford. Mission furnlturo, made to order. Cab inet work of all kinds. A trial order HUlldlCU. MORDOFF & WOLFF Onokstovo? and ranges. New and second hand furni ture. Ends' old stund, 18 Fir street. South. Phone 91. Home 283-K. Med ford. Oranlto Works. OOLD RAY aitANlTE QO.. 210 West Main street, manufacturers and deal ers In monumental and building gran ite, crushed grnnlto, common brick and pressed brick, coarso nnd flno wnshed .river snniu MEDFORD BRICK CO. Geo. W. 1'rlddv, O. D. Nagle, Geo. T. O'Brien Contrac tors and manufacturors of brick; deal ers In pressed ibrlck and llmo. OTflco In Garnott-Corey block, room 209. 2d flour, Phono No. 3181. Iiiuidscnpe Gardener. JOHN F. DELTZ. Lundscrtpo Gardener. Botweon ltlversldo uveuun and Bentty fltreot, Medrord, Or, Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Main 3812. Sfotnry Public. NOTARY PUBLIC Room 257 Phlpps building. HELEN N. YOCKEY, Notary public. Bring your work to mo nt tho sign of The Mall Tribune. Tents and Awnhiffn. - MEDFORD, TENT AND AWNING CO.. inukers of new, repairers of old. Both phones 405 S. Oakdale. Nurseriea. MEDFORD GREEN HOUSE Cut flow ers, putted plants, shrubbery bulbs. 923 j'j. Ainin. mono .i.-ii. QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees nro budded, not grafted. Our Btock lu not Irrigated. Wo gulirantco everything put out Wo nro not In tho trust. H, B. Pattorson, office romovod to 118 E. Main st. IIOUUH RIVER VALLEV NUHHKUV CO., Inc. Growers of high grade nur sery stock. Office 25 W. Main. Tele phono 1201. Physicians nnd Burgeons. DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD PllVnlnlrtVi nnil Rnrrrnnn Offlco 216 E. Main st. over Has kins' drug store. Phono Main 1001. DRS. CONROY & CLANCY I'hyslclans and surgeons, Taylor and Phlpps bldg.. rooms 210-211-212. Offlco phono 601, residence phono 612, Offlco hours 9 u, m. to 8 p. m. 0. F. O. OARLOW. DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia physicians. Moved to rooms 410 und 417 Gurnott Coroy bldg. Phono. Muln 6351. DR. E. H. PORTER Diseases of wo" mon a sneolnlty Rooms 6, 0, 7, 8, St. Murk's bldg, Medford, Oregon; phonos, Office 4901, residenco 4951. DR. ARTEMAH'W." DEANI-wJe'ntfsT-Offlco In Rlalto bldg., 123 E. Muln. Oas administered for extraction of teeth , Tolephono .Mnln 681. Night IflMJIlU 111). DR. W. W WICK Homeopathic physi cian; residenco 203 Olson st, phone Main 4471; office, rooms 3 and 4, St. .Mark's block, phono Main 1871 DR. HTJ3ARN8 Physician und surgeon. , Offlco Garnott-Coroy bldg, rooms 211-212, phono 6601 Residence 113 Laurel st, phono 2092. DR. MYRTLE H. LOCKWOOIJPractieo limited to diseases of women. Office Hasklns bldg. Phono Main 1001. lir. W. M. Vun Scoyoo. ' Dr. C. C. Van Scoyoc. .. Dentists. Garnott-Corey bldg., suite 318. Medford. Oregon. Both Phones. DR. LEltOy M. GORDON ChlroprocTlo nimiuiuKini, uver .Mucuoru iiaruwnro Co.. 216 E, Mnln st. Medford, Oregon. DR. J. J,r EMMEN8 Practlco limited to uiHunso or tno oyo. enr, noso and throat. Offlco 210 K. Main streot. DRS. SAUNDERS AND GREEN Prac tlco limited to eye, ear, noso und throat Offlce: Suite 318 Oarnott Coroy building. Both phones. Chinese Medicines. CHOW YOUNG'S Chlneso medicines will cure rheuimitlKiu, catarrh, colds, goit ers, throat und lung troublo, deaf hums. pnrulysls, prlvato diseases und nil kinds of chronic and nervous utltnnntn. Stomach trouble, constipation, Indiges tion, womb and bladder troubles. See mo at 211 8. Front st, Medford. Ore. Printers and Publishers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has tho best equipped Job offlco In Southern Ore gon; book binding; loose leaf systems; cut piipor, otc, etc., Portland prlcus. 27 North Fir street Stenographers. ELLA W. OUANYAW I'alm Block. Stenographic work done quickly und woll. i MIS8 FRANCES FULFB. Publlo Stenog rapher Huntley-Kramer's office. Phono Main 3191. 15 N. Central uve iiue. Medford, Or. . 36 Signs. VALLEY SIGN ADVERTISING CO.'H SIGNS will help build up your busi ness. Phone 802, 18 Riverside avenue. Steam Keating'. PONTING & REN' Steam and hot wa ter heating, dry kiln and power work, SatUfuctlon guaranteed. Esttmutes given. Phenes: Paclflo 4601. Home 121-L. residence Puclflo 4162 Box 431, 37 South Central avenue, Medford, Oregon, Sewing' Maehluet. SEWING MACHINES CAVE DUNCAN, local representative for "Singer'' and "Wheeler & Wilson" sowing machines. Phono 6043, Machines for sale or rent Repairing.