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Newspaper Page TextI I MEDFOttD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1911. PAGE SIX I i I i I :K IT $ i V 8 t n ik r v "H k& Our Correspondents KANES CREEK ITEMS. Mmo. Stlm-bun? nnd MnrJon P'nl Sunday as clients of friends In IJlnck wcll. . T Wnllor NorrlB was vUltlwt nt the Aunty hU over Hundny with old frlemlH Mr. ami Mm. r.owlfl droia over to th Oxley tnlno Sunday nnd spent part of tho dny Mtli friendH. Mr. Hoovor or wiru wun i...... Intr bunliiMiH hero ono dny recently. Quito ci bit of Improvement work linn bVn don on trio ronds throughout Jh8 sectioT.. mil the moHt nwjlwl minB would llo a brliiun nerosrf KnneH crook, whlrh in obsolujoly neewnry, a thjn tho coun tv should nttond to beroro another win tor. "' J II. ItUHflell and family have be cbmu rcflldi-ntH of AHhlnnd. Georfto niBlnbothnin nnd wlfn were over Tolo way last .Sunday on MmlnrHH. Mr and Mrs. Cox of tills place navu oved to the Centennial .nlno for tho i mov mimmer. 1 Mr. Wrlcht of 'Central Point wn over this way ono day of iast week on busl- ncsM. . 1 Mr. IIowh of Tolo was In this nelK lWrliood last Monday solltltinjf nrui-rn fo. Z t "Wonder lamp," for which ho Is fMr!NorrlH Is owjawd In ImuHnB wood from this Placo to Central Point. E BUTTE FALLS ITEMS .. Messrs. llolls. uiHlStono of tho rail road forc6 lltivu neen iiih ; r.:X rr iho company. They nro fine e . fn.n 1.1l will ellinlnnto the fouKlt element rro.n Hs mhlHt and en forci law a.id order It will havo much t ,do with the uphulldliw of an Infill V, e nromotlvu of tho best Interests enco promou of the town. r J. W. Orovo and family of KukIo Point worn vIhIHiik William Perry's fam ily, Monday. Mr. Orover starts wihI soon 1 llv 6n a pioasureirui. ' Mrs '.Jtnnlo Wright or KoddlnK. Cn.. Jh buljfllnfj a store room on her lot on tim wbI side. ' The MUHlclnn'H club of Medford will hold a picnic at Hulto l-'ullM on .Sunday. tho 7lh Inst. ' Mr. Ihirnltt him moved Into his fine new homo with his family. Tho "Moxlcun fever has Inoculated milte" a unmVer of our townsmon and S.neial will tilpl It that way In the fall. r Tho hotels, are crowded with Kiiesls nnd W-iilH have been erected to accim luudutu till) local trade. Mr. ' Muccy and wlfo who han been llvlnit Hero for soino tlnui have removed to Portland. J P. Hutthes offers his flno Htore room and iiiurnhuiullso lOKuther ith sev eral lots for sulo. Mr Pent, can Klu full Inroi matlon or a note addressed to Mr. Pent can irlvo full Information, r.i a nolo uddict.wd.to Mr Ilunhes at Ilutte I.'alln will obtain full Information I Is tho londluw mercantllo eslal)llshuieiil and doliiK an excellent trudo Tins bank hiilliUtii; bus been tliorouRli ly rtnovale(l the Intorlor and bank room imndHiimoly furnished and Tho Spencer boys havo finished their rCIeanlnR" contract for tho Mills com pany and aio about to underlake an- I V. V. lloverldKo and son, , I.elanu who huvn been surveyliiK for tho t ra ter Lake company, have teturned to MmUoril BK'tor dlseharKliiK their crew ' 0. K Poweis has lentoil his residence prppeity to Joe Uendilcks and remosu Itis family from tho unsurveyeil to Ilutte Kails, while Mr Poweis has rented the law office of JuiIko Pent and taken ptis JiusHlon Mr PenU has lnoed to Med lunl, but will attend to any leRul busi ness In llillto Palls 1 Jir. lluchaiian Is In tho hospital Is Portland Ho Iiuh uupo tluuo for an OP eiutlon for appendicitis, Tho doctoi suc cessfully stood tho opeiatlou and Is Ret tliiK aloiiR splendidly ' Our pulillo Bcbool Is KrowliiK veiy fnul in ntteiidnnee and the comlim school year will brlllR us In tho necessity or IniploiInR an additional teacher J Tho band Ravo Its Initial exhibition on Huiuliiy at tho bnseball Rrounds Its jieifoimunee was ery creditable i .lolm CilnnlliRhani lini u larRo wood contract nwir Hdsall, ami has removed his family to tho Rrounds ' Tho mill plant Is Ruttlni; ready for K continuous rei:uHU' lun and Is clear Iiir llu rlKht of way fiom tho mill Riounds for tho railroad to tho "Y ' thus InsnrliiR convenleiuies for RottliiR put lumber to the iiialu track. ' Tim wlily Huuday oxcui slims hrhiK many iiinwiRers nmotiR us and main uro the InuulrlitH for real eslule. Qulle u number lmo Investeil and Attornej Pentz has now sueral applications foi business .purposes. Mrs Hays has presented her hus band with an ulRht pound baby bo Mojliur unil habo iluluir nicely. ' Hits'. Mr Jones has loturned fiom his attemliuice upon the Presbyter) of Houthern OreRon nnd IhIiiks Important iitiWH about the new chinch bulldliiR fund unil tho people are ery much un countRcd. Huv. Mr. HhloldM. of Miulforil, made us ii plMimint visit iioenlly and whlu here preached to a lurRo eoiiRroRatlon . Our bank Is doltiR exeet'dliiRly well nnd Mr. llftkur. the cushion promises to lliaku an untneut huvcohs of business ' Tim lallliMid Is ereotliiR otiu of the liouliist and prettiest depots for our town uloilR the Hue It Is also Install Jnir a leservolr and tank and layliiR plpo for wutor supply Messrs Carson. Htodard and Cross aio iireaUuR sliire rooip on the west side Mrs. Cross of Aslihiud will open a ritstii)iniut In May on tho wist vldv In liar now biilldltiR 1 Mr. Adams lias ion led Iho Poole store , iooiuw and opened coiifealtonury stnre Cl.ispoll Ac Wheeler aio bullilliiR u residence on their lots on thlH side of town. Our niorohunts nro frelRlilliiB In lnrRo stonk's of lOUMhold neoeHHltloH for tluili Htor trailu. i f Mr. Joo Parker. Mrs fUlsby and Mr Uaker, officers of the I'mino & Ibtstvin Hillroud. art) umouR us unite often In the Interest of tho rullvjay PAMr. Hill of Okluhonia la about to iluritnnM) a lioeiy ioihiiihi ousniess ioi mid will open a shop In ths liulldlnR which ho Intends enctiiiR on the lot j . Kit bus been qulto cool, some snow mid nil ii, hurotiboutH within the Inst furl- IIIK'H. (V H, H, Pent has removed from lulto 'illt nll will elllur no south oi Cinim Obeiioliiilii unit family lia IDCaiO III IIIO VUIIjr. oil . possession of their now homo ilionio at liglo HuJnl Thursday ov-nlng. " Churley Ohenclmln mul wife of 1'ort- ' ''' J- Hiiwlluii wan a Omuls Puss land uro visiting John Ohenclmin Klsltor Thursdaj ,.' i .l, ...... lu lii nlinn.n .if III' Tile hllUtllOWl 1'HOlfle ltalll'lkld (HVI11 now meat stand Mnfe lu'l l the Py imloudo.1 a oar of lu.nb.u Thuisdayi IMinonron store V)n, tor the r new .I.jiot Work on iho do- Mr. Ayre oa fly Wfie Ylsitorlt will com nonce opn on Wunduy to our lown and made tluirl ,W A fowUv Is p atinit In tho plalo nUY with William I'rry mul fmull) Klnn tionl to hit iuw bulldliu; ami tho J TALENT ITEMS. ' P H. Fitch, architect, Of Ashland, Or., was In Talent over WodnerfiTAy looking after buslnosH In tho way of furnishing tho plans for the I. O. O. F hall. A, W. Hobs of tho firm of Ileebo and Ulnnoy & Co. on Wednesday was In Talent observing tho proRress mudo In tho construction of C M. Wolters' now dririwit bulldlnRi Tho above nnmcd'flrm liuvo a five years' kaso on said bulld- flnR. I'mmett Ilucson reports that tho frost hns donn no dnmnRo to the fruit crop Oh WuRnor crock. ' From present Indications Ifio Morso orchard one mllu west of Talent Will hnvo a heavy ciop of benches this year. J. P. Niirinnn recently linn moved Into Ills fliio new barber' sho hoar tho licit hotel. Fred Hrwln hns bouRht tlobnf In tenst In the butcher shop of Hen Howe. Mr. Howe will movo to Ashluud, Xato IIIrIi of Ashland on Katurday closed tho deal with J. N Moilry und purchased thu blacksmith shop. . The members of tho Christian church of Talent hud a church social on Wed nesday evenlni; In tho new church. The Hey, H. C. MIIIIaH of tho. Chris tian church has roucliiilul a very suc cessful series of meOtliiRS In Talent. HomethlliR over $700 lias bien raised as funds to pny for tho erection of a new church nnd a church orRnnl.ntlon of 62 members has been snmo of thu results of the meetlnR. Tho reporter of tho Ashland TldliiRn recently inndo an error In stiitliut that "there was u faction In Talent Hint -was iiRltntliiR' for Sunday closlriR laws unil that a petition had been prtiKenteil to the town council asklnR for such un or dinance." Tho facts aro thht tho minis ters of tho Christian church had called the Attention of his couri oration to the fact that there vns a Kuuilay closing law for certain Ulnils of hunlnoss on tho statute books of OroRon, but no agita tion had been mndo on tho streets nnd no petition hns been presented to the council. Tln postofflco has been closed on Hundny, pot beendso of any notation, hut because of (ho Older of the postofflco Inspectors. Tli Tidings report wan In eirur whenho assumes that thorn mo factions In tho town of (Tiilont. Wi havo ono uf tlln best "locations for a town in Jackson couhty anil wo Intend to pull to Rethor for tho benefit of our llltlo city. TRAIL CREEK ITEMS On Thursday, April 27, at his home near DftblnRer gap, Mr, Joseph C. Ongo died ut tho ago of 09 years. Mr. tinge loaves u widow, two sons and two daughters to muiit'n llitlr Ioshi also a brother In Cous county and a sinter near HoHohurg. Hit was born In Oregon, and some 2B years ago moved to his Into home. lie has ever boon Imown tin a man of warm hem l and kind mid help fill to all. lie was burled at Antloch cemetery M II, Cuslck, ono nillo south or Trail, maintains a United Htntcs t;o-oioratlvc weather but can station at his pluce. For' the month of April thcro bus been l.ts Inches of rftln During tho lecent cojd snop, on two mornings, tho 13th mid lllli tho theimuiileter registered at 2S dogiccs; 2.00 Indies of silow foil. There has been less ruin tho past sea son than for two seasons before. Much fii'lRlitlng Is being done by hoi so, fiom Contial Point and Haglo POIuti to Pot timid A sli earn of men nro coming und go ing up mid down tho road The Hays aro building n telephone Hue fiom the Hague river ranch, on up to Pi aspect They nro asking to be per mitted to bouk onto tim Trail Hue. Hurvuyors havo run n lino for the power linn from Prospect to Oold Hay Local men weio engaged by the for estry sen ce to wink ihi the ro eminent road In tho lesorve, aboo 1'iospect Af ter waiting for a about ten ilujs the men were told they were out heeded Tho hotels and bains at Tiall lire kept full by the travel Tho McCluuahan mill on Klk creek hns the contract to supply lumber for the bridge across the iler at thu mouth of Hour creek. Mr. Pelbe will help haul tho lumber W A. Ilarrell has traded his plfteo on Long llrauch to a Mi Croft fiom Texas, for Texas und Colmailo property Mr llurrel will hlovo lo Medfoid for' Hie present Mr. Croft and finally are mov ing In. A man fiom Nebraska has located a homestead on section 8, In tho vicinity of lluntel, Foollor's. M II Cuslck Is experimenting In connection with the go eminent anrlcul tural depaitment. with four kinds of di land alfalfa In tho hope of flndlmr n variety Hint will glow on upland with out Irrigation In tho ubsenco of Miss Mlddlebusher, our postmistiess, who is on a lst to Mtdfoid, Hhannun OHer Is conducting the office CENTRAL POINT ITEMS. The fimeral of tim late James JL Kin ould took place Wednesday afternoon from the family tesldonce and was laige ly at tended Interment In Contml Point eeiueierj Among those from out of town thnt attended Urn Klonild funeral weio Mr and Mis llwirge llowlmul and Miss I.Uxlo Klncald of Medfoid. llobert Klnciilit and rnmlly nnd Mr. and Mrs Leo WatkliiH of ARiite in n nnd Anbury Hoall of Heall place. John Kiurnoy of Yni'iim Ciuloh Mis, J. W. Myeis. Am Weston aiut gnimhhiiiKhtor nnd MU Schltihlor spent Wiilnesda) In OrantM PaHs Mrs Lottie Clngeniht df Wnglo Point is lhltlug relatives here. b'red Purrw leturiHxl from n visit to Ornuts Pans Wislnosday aflernoon. Ilalph Umtl and wlfo mo visiting hU mother. Mis l.Unlo Ileal, at Asjiland. C C Hull. Le IVfllno. Will Jones and W It Jones spoilt Wednusday after- noun in .MHirori. i Tim jloiue 'lVlplion compflny has a largo orew of m.-ii slrluglng wlroM throiiRli iVntuil Point ut prtwtmt. Joo HohwhII anil family mid Mm. Los. melHtur motnrod to JnckHOnvlllo TIiuim- day morning. Hulpn lU-al unil wife lotuinod TIiui-h. day morning from a short vUlt at Asli land. Mra. J. W. Mori lit mhmh ThurbiUy la Urmjtii Pasg, . clarence Mel'ull of llwianau Is vUlt lug frlomlH httiw. .Mr. mid Airs t v. cniKoniio after vis. tiik-'HIiiK rolutlvos hem. ituiuod lo thwlr Fast Outfielder "Dlrdlo" Cree, tho hustling little out fielder of tho New York HlRlilanders, Is now playing In fine frfrm. Hesldes per forming well In tho field ho Is hitting tho ball at a fast clip. downstalrse storerooms will soon be ready for occupancy. Tito concrete walls of tho Y M. C. A building nro now complete nnd contrac tors Hcott and Hathaway aro putting on tho roof. Tho Itogup Itlvnr Vnlley band of this city gavo n concert Thursday evening which was much appreciated by our cit izens. MONEY BACK Chai. Btrnuff Guarantee Parlilan Sag- to Banish Dandruff. .Yei, dear reader, caturrh cap bo cured; but not by" poiirlng vile, nauseating drugs Into tho stomach. And catarrh genua thrive, flourish and multiply In thu noso and throat. Can you kill thosd tough nnd persist--cril llttlo health destroyers by swallow ing pills or noHtruhi? Any physician will toll you it cannot bo done. HYOMKI (pronounced HlRht-o-mo) Is a germ killing vaporized air whlqh, when breathed either through the mouth or nose, will kill catnrrli germs and sootho und henl thelnflnmod and mutllnted membrane promptly. It gies relief In two minuted. I1YOM13I is such a powerful germ do stroyer that it penetrates every fojd aipl croA'leo of tho inucous membrane of the nose and throut. A complete outfit,' wlifcli' Includes In haler, a bottle, of liyO.MCI mid simple Instructions for use, coBts $1.00. .Should you need u second bottle of HYOMHI tho pilco lu only COc. Clias. Strang and leading druggists uvmy wnero sell IIVOMKI. Notice to Contractor. Notice Is hereby given that oaod bids will bo received by the board of directors of school district No. 30, of Jackson county, stnto of Oregon, until Wednes day, May 17,1811, for tho erection of a ope story framo soh6ol building In said district Plans mid specifications for tho snmu may bo si en nt tho office of the, county school superintendent In Jacksonville, or In tho case of his ab sence from tho office, they may ho Been at tho affico of the county cleric Knelt bid must bo accompanied by n certified check for a sum which shall equal five per cent of thu amount of the bid, as a guarantee of good fnlth, and tho successful bidder will bo required to clvo bonds In tho sum of soventy-filo pur cent of tho amount of tho bid, Tho board of directors roservo tho right to reject any and all bids. Bend bids to J, M. Hlovens, Ilongle, Or. x w 8Timai:ss. Chairman Hchool Hoard. TBUTJl CENTER. 132 North Ivy shoot) Medford, Or. A prlmnry course of twelve lessons In Truth wilt bo given by Annie Sprnguo Smith ovoiy Thursday nfternoon nt 3 p. m. Tenchlng and dlvlno healing by ippolntulout. Motnphyslcal library, literature for sale. Ktibnorlptlons takon for Uonlty I'owor. Nautilus and other publications, inquiries recelyed by mall will rccelvo pioinpt Attention. All nro welcomo. Love offerings. pedal Oar for Presbyterian General Aiiembly. A special car for thu accommodation of delegates and their families who de sire to attend tho guneiu) assembly of the Preibyturlan chinch to be icld nt Atlantic City, N J. will be attached to train 18 of tho O W l & N C, leaving Portland ut 10 u m, May 12 10 1 1 Del egates to tho rou vent Ion should call on our local agents for reservations Telia Game of Appendicitis. Leon 11. Hasklns. the druggist, states that much appendicitis in Medford is cmibcd by constipation, gas on tho atom uch or sour stomach Theso troubles mo (ilmost INSTANTLY relieved and uppondlcllls guarded against by taking a SlNGLl? DO.Hi: of slmpla bucklmrn bark, Klcorluc, etc, ns compounded In Adlor-l-kn. tho now Oeiman appendicitis remedy CITY NOTICES. RESOLUTION. He It resloved b) the city council of tho olt of Medford, Oregon That It Is tin Intention of the council to lu a 4-luih water inula on Hamilton street from Kiev until strott lo Dakota avenue, ami to assess tho cost thereof Upon the propel tv fronting on said poi lion of said stieet In pioportlon to the fiontago of Mild piopert Tho council will meet at the council ihambiir In the illy hull In said city on the ICth day of May, 1911. at 7.30 p in., at which tlmo ull piotests against tho lalug of said water muln on said por tion of said street and the iisncssjiu lit or the cost theieof upon tim propel ty floating tlivreou will be heard, Tho foiegolug resolution was pashed h Iho city council of tho city of Med ford on tho 3d day or May. ISU, l the following vote Merrick ue, Watt nve, Wortmau nbsont, Kmerlck ae. Klfort aio. Millar absent. Approved May 4th, W. 11 Attest HOHT, 1911. CANON, Major W TKLKKU, City Hecoiiler RESOLUTION. He It resloved by thu ety council of tho ell) or Mudfojd, Orvggu: That It Is the luwntlnu of tho council to la a t-lnch vvutvr main on alley bo tvvorti Queen Anno avenue and Heddy avouuo from ItooKevelt to Oregon tor race and to nusiss the cost thereof upon tho lu-opwity fronting on Mid portion of mi lil Street In proportion to tho frontage of Haul propyl l The ituimcii will meet at the council uliaiulkii' In (he illy hall In said cit on thu 10th day of Mai. 1M1. nt 7 30 p. in.. at whloli time ull Vrotesis against tho lining of said wutwr main on s4d por (Ion of said street und the nsnessnunt of the eont thereof upon tho propt rt (louiliiR th. loon will bo i"iril. The fqruKotiiK iHolutlou was ponned ly tb city council of tho olt of Med funl nu (hi 3.1 day or May, 1911. b the following votoi Mertiek e. Siitt nv a . Mil 'r "'" Approved M, ' n M , 1AftUiS' -Mttor OUT w T:, FK oit Itocorder. T" ILLNESS BLOCKS DLCIES' PLANS ArncMcan Girl Who Recently Wed Lord of the English Realm Must Submit to an Operation Soon for Appendicitis. NOW YOItK. May D. With her two eldest daughters Mrs. Marjorlo Drexel nnd Lady Decles both 111, Mrs. fJeorgc J. Gould Is today In a quandary. Selzeo with a sudden attnek of appendicitis In London, Lady Decles, It was announced today, probably will havo to submit to nn operation within 48 hours. Mrs. Gould Is constantly- In attend- nnco upon Mrs. Uroxel, lh anticipation of her new role of grandmother, mid she cannot go to Lady Decles without nog ItctltiKt Mrs. Drexel. Ijidy Decles hail mndo nil arrange ments for her piesentatlou at court Ma 10. Tor Bala At bargain, account Illncsi, six shares of Olen Jtoguo Orchard company. Write ANDHEV L'LIASON, 40 Wakefield, Neb. Ilasklns for Health. City rty Plnn corner lot on Dakota avtmuo; 1576, terms. 4 room plastered house, near Jackion Iloulevunl, sell SC00 equity for $120, balqnco In easy monthly payments. 7 fino View loth on cast side, closo In; cut price for quick sale. A nhmber of fine business chances. C acies, all platted, well Insldu limits, )0,&00, good terms.' TRADE JC0 acres black- sandy loam poll, nil In cultivation, buildings; fine alfalfa and hog ranch; tnku good avprago city property. ' 1C0 acres, 2G In bottom; lOd under ditch; take good auto as part payment. C-room house; good lot; trudo for acre age. 4-ioom lion ue; trado for acreage. C00O acres fine wheat land; trade for I anch propel ty. SO acres, Heagle, 20 cultivated; all good fruit land; free soil; buildings; trade for city property. ' 15 acres; new bungalow; 6 acres In al falfa nnd grapes; oho of tho finest lit? tie homes In valley; trade for proporti on paving. 36 acres; 12 In pears; trado for closn-ln lot. C-room housol good lot; trado for acre age. $2000 equity in 10-room, house, complete ly furnished, 1 1-3 acres land, trado for acreage. 10 acres finely situated, 8 acres In pears, flno 'garden, chicken homes, good house, tiado for bungalow. In'coipo property up to $175,000, for good bddy of timber. Now modorn bungalow; toko acrcago or vacant lots up to $1000. A flno rentul property, all clear; pays 10 p'cr cent on $80,000; trado for un improved tract. RANCHES ICO acres." 2 1-2 miles town; 70 ncrcs In cultivation; 20 In alfal.M; 25 In pears, 10 In apples; fino buildings; $125 per aero, good tonus. 40 acres, 7 In orchard, 20 In cultivation; flno soil; $6500; good terms. Macros, 1 1-4 miles put; 10 acres lu pcaia, K lu alfalfa; $275 acre; trade for larger tiuct. 320 acres ho'g and wheat ranch, 75 acres In cultivation, G miles to It. . Station, $2000, snap. 20 acres orchard, Newtowns and Bart lntts, rich black noil; finely Bttuatcd, $250 per ncro, terms. Flno homestead, C miles from Medford, $1000. 30 uctes, 2-3 young pears, all rultlvnted, good Improvements, pumping plant, closo to town; easy terms; prlco low 40 acres, part In oreluird. good build ings, 0 miles from Medford, $125 per ncio. WANTED Oil Is for gAhernl housework. City and ranch property to list. Woman cook. . F. I. ROOW 300 rpirrs build im a FOB SALE ORCHARDS, FARMS FRUIT LANDS Large and Small Tracts .. MOOR-EHNI- CO. 212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg TAKE UP A -CLAIM- Kvory cttlxen, man or woman, has a timber mid stone right of 160 acres, prlco to tho government $2.50 per aero. No cultivation, resldenco or Improvement re quired. I havo about twenty-flvo claims to locate Sou me nnd havo a talk This land Is worth $10 00 per acre. Call or wilto A. B. SASIKQ, Room 34, Jackcos County Bank Bullalnjr. 3IP : : T- -: - Van Dyke Realty Co. city pnorKivrr PA1LM9, FUUIT ItANCIffiS 128 K. MAIN STItKKT. n FOR SALE BY OWNER Splendid JO-ncre orchard and garden truck land, half mile of growing city. Has about 7 acres best varieties of pears, 1 to 5 years old; deep, free soil. Best bargain in valley. Liberal terms. Fine builUing site. No brokers. Apply MAIL TRIBUNE. TALENT Real Estate FOR SALE Good business opportunities and loca- - tlons,1 all paying. TEDDY'S DAMSITB Isn't in It with our LANDSITH Kor instance, a 1000-acro tract con taining over 200 acres of tho famous Hear Creek bottom land. In alfalfa, and extending to tho higher land, which la set to orchards In part, all tho land be- Ing good fruit land. Somo of tho land is now In bearing trees and, may be purqliaied at lensoua blo figures, tho alfalfa land with a good itand of nlfaira for $270 to $350 per iicn4; young orchnrds good stand, $250 per acre, and grain lahd at $175 por acre Tjilfl Is an "Ideal" tract for a colony, an It. would cut up Into small or large places to an advantage, or may be pur cliascd In 10, 12, 20, 40, CO and 60-acro or any bIzo tincts. Kasy terms given at low Interest. . Located threo miles from Ashlnnd and one inllo from Talent, Or. A 74-ncro tract 2 1-2 miles West Tal jut, good 3-room house and large barn; S Acres under ditch and In alfalfa and garden land; 34. acres or prchard, of Which C acreu nro In bearing; telephono and It. F. D.; half cash, balance good terms andn neosy payments. For plenty of other bargains call or address G. A. Gardner TALENT, OREGON. FOl SALE CITY PROPERTY Lots wholesale and retail MOOR-EHNI-CO. 212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg To the Public i We wish to call tho attention of prospoctlvo buyors to tho fact that wo havo been In tho county over 40 years and are propnrod to show somo of tho choicest tracts n the valley. Costa noth ing to look at our UBt oi bar gains. McDonough & Demmer UEAL KS1ATE XSli INSURANCE ROOM 3, STEWART BLIq. Corner Main and Bartlett Sts. PORTLAND FESTIVAL TO HE ihO IN Portland, pregon, June 5 to JO, 1911 WILL, UK A 1TOST nitlLUAT FLORAL FIESTA & CIVIC JUBILEE t Portland, MTh ltosu. City," will b'orR scene of splorulor nrnj tho center of worM-wIUo Interest foV one week. Reduced Fares to Portland FUOM AX.Xi POINTS OH TKB Soutlien PaGific-LInes in Oregon To Weep perfectly posted on all Impor tant matter relattriK to thin jrreat event, call on local uRenta for circulars and printed matter, or write (o WK McMTJRKAT acnivral IMnvmcor Axent, l'OUTIANU, OUK, ROSE T L. N. Itas removed his Real Estate Office in Talent, Oi-egdn, to Main Street, opposite Talent Hotel. Now is your time to come and purchase a good Alfalfa or Fruit Farm, or a Commercial Orchard, and secure a fine home. lie has tracts of 4-10-15-20-40-80-1GO or 280 ncres of land for sale, im proved and some unimproved, besides fine city residences Choice South Oakdale Avenue Lot East front, 100 by 175 feet; alley in rear; a num ber of large oak trees, splendidly placed in rela tion to a house; registered title; nothing better in the city. Will sell at a bargain for cash. AJso lots in Turtle's Third Addition iTitst opened ip. Large trees on each lot. Terms. HAR5Y H. TUTTLE, Owner ' Park Avenue, Or any member of the Medford Realty Association. r - e - Campbell & Baumbach MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS Money on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches and fruit land. PHONE 3231. 320 FOR SALE -- Five acres, all platted, ii sewer and water agents; see owner. Excursion Fares East. 1911 During the months of IMay, June, July, August and September, on dates shown below, the SOUTHERN PACIFIC ' will sell round trip tickets from Medford via Portland as follews: TO FARES Chicago $82.40 uouncii .mutts Omaha Kansas CitT St. Joseph St. Paul St. Paul, Via Council Bluffs $73.80 iiLiiiiifupuija, via uoiuiuu iiiuiIS Jt7d.oU Duluth, via Council Bluffs $77.4.0 St. Louis $79.90 SALE DATES May 16, 17, IS, 19, 22,23, 24, 25, 27, 28 and 29. June 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 10, 17, 21, 22, 28, 29 and 30. July 1, 2, 3-, 4, 5, 6, 19, 20, 26, 27 and 28. August 3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 and 30. September 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7. . Stop-overs within limits in either direction. Final re turn limit October 31st. For fares one way through California inquire of A. S. Roi$enbauin, agent, or write to WM. McMURRAY Qeuoral Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon JUDD - r - rr - rfi GARNETT - COREY BLDG. . . . . .. in; all large lots; no Phone 1661 ji ;...: $69.90 i n. !