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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 12, 191.1.
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EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS.
rearl Haley, once a resident of North
Talent, visited old friends at that place
"Monday.
A. M. Helms of Talent was a Mcdford
visitor Monday, malting the trip In hs
now auto,
GeorRo Elfcra of Phoenix was a caller
at C. Carey's Tuesday morning,
C. T, Payne of Kern valley came over
to C. Carey's In North Talent, Monday,
to get cabbage and tomato plants.
C. Pierce of Honolulu ranch was at
C. Carey's Monday from the cast sldo of
Bear creek.
George Roberts of North Talent re
turned Saturday from Myrtle creek
where ho has been visiting his son
Frank Roberts.
Mrs. a. C. McClaln returned Saturday
from a three weeks' visit with relatives
ut Myrtle Creek, Or.
C. M. Carter from Iowa was down
from Ashland looking over C. Carey's
valuable little garden and fruit farm
Saturdny with a view of purchasing a
home In this part of the valley.
Mrs. Hayman, a sister of Mrs. A. B.
Kerns, Is In the vulley visiting Mrs.
Kerns and family.
Mrs. Wheeler of Ashland visited John
Graffcs of North Phoenix Saturday.
Mombers of the Christian church of
Phoenix aro proud to say that money
enough was raised 'last Sunday evening
to clear the little church building of
a debt of $600. This surely speaks well
for so small a town as Phoenix,
C. D. Kager of Talent was down to
C. Carey's Tuesday buying early cab
bage. Mrs. James Allen has a fine hatch of
pure bred White Orpingtons after hav
ing eggs shipped here. She got 25
chicks out of 25 eggs.
J. S. bpltzer, one of Talents grocery
men, was In Mcdford after groceries
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. Carey was trading In Phoe
nix on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helms nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Helms of Talent wero
In Mcdford on business Tuesday.
William Kern and wife of Kern valley
were In Ta'ent Tuesday visiting Mrs.
Kern's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Pattorson.
Mrs. William Chllders nee Miss Rob
inson of Talent Is hero from Oklahoma
to visit her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. John
Roblson.
Dr. Bailie of the 'Presbyterian church
of Phoenix was Installed Wednesday
evening. Services were uulto interest
ing. Mrs. W. Thrasher and her daughter-in-law,
of Phoenix, were guests at Mrs.
A. S. Kurry's pleasant home AVcdnes-
uay.
The little son of John Wright of Pho
nlx Is seriously 111.
Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell, who
have been living In Ashland have moved
to North Talent and will live in one
of James Allen's houses this summer.
Uouglas Stedman of Phoenix, who has
been working In Mcdford with his team,
quit Thursday.
Miss Henry, sister of Mrs. Bowmoji
Hartley of North Talent, has been vis
iting with Mrs. Hurtloy this week.
TALENT ITEMS.
James Hazpn, from Morll;i. Or., has
the contract for doing the logging for
tho Schneider Brlstow sawmill.
Oliver Helms wns doing business In
Mcdford Thurstiay.
C. H. Durfee of Oakland, Cal., was In
Tnlent Thursday nttcndlng to business
matters.
Tho Misses Tula and Mona Ward wore
shopping In Tnlent Thursday.
Mrs. R. E. Robinson, Mrs. Lnms
Brnwkn, Mrs. Samuel Robinson nnd Mrs.
Deetor from Talent nnd vicinity were
visiting friends In Ashland Thursdny.
Mrs. Gcorgo Trask from tho Little
Applegnto country wns trading with our
merchants Thursday.
On Thursday Miss Helen Qunckenbucq
was visiting with friends In Mcdford.
Clint Caroy and wife from North Tal
ent dollvered a box of tomatoo plants
In Talent Thursdny. The plants will
bo shipped to Beswlck, Cul.
Professor St. Ong of Ashland on
Thursday was In Tnlent attending to his
classes In music.
O. H. Johnson of Ashland was In Tal
ent on Thursday attending to real cstato
matters. ,
On Thursday R. House of Ashland nnd
wife wero In Talent looking ovor several
real cstato propositions.
Mrs. Louis Hcsslg from Fort Klam
ath on Thursday wns In Talent visiting
with friends. v
George Alford, a prosperous farmer
from Fern Valley, north of Tnlent, was
In Tulent Thursday. Mr. Alford has
purchnsed a largo Irrigation pump for
his well nnd will Irrlgnta his garden.
Wllllnm Wlsemnn from Williams
creek Is visiting with his uncle, George
Jeffreys.
The Ladles' Aid society held a meeting
nt Dr. D. A. Forbes' residence on Thurs
day. Miss Eleanor Powers and Mrs. Thom
ns Scott am doing a rushing business
at their new Ico cream parlors.
Miss Josephine Carllle arrived from
Portlund on Wednesday's train. Sho Is
staying with her sister, Mrs. Jnines
Garrison. v
Miss May Smith Is home on a visit
with her folks. She has been teaching
In tho Gold Hill school.
T. J. Bell, benefiting by tho experi
ence of the flro In Tnlent last winter,
has erected an elevator tower and pur
chased a 2000. gallon tank, with 40 feet
of pressure. Ho can throw water all
over his hotel building and fcols safo
fiom flro.
Charles Terrll! and family from
llrownsboro nro visiting friends In Tal
cut.
I TSSTBBSAT'S BCOBKS.
National League.
At New YorkNew York 3. Chicago 9.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 10, St. Louis 1.
At Boston Boston 10. Cincinnati 13.
At Phlladephla Philadelphia 19.
Pittsburg 10.
Amarlcan I.nrue.
At Dotrolt ftotrolt 0. New York 6.
At Cleveland Ck-evlnnd 6, Boston 7.
At Chicago Chicago 20. Washington 6.
At St. Louis St. Louis J, Philadel
phia I.
Coast Lsafue.
At Los Angeles R.
Los Angeles 9
Oakland I
At Oakland
Portland Ban Francisco 2
At Sacramento
Sacramento 4
Vernon S
northwest Learns.
At Portland
Portland 0
Vancouver 6
At VUtorla
Victoria S
Spokane 1
At Tneomn--
Tiwomn 6
Seattle 0
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CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Tho Jacobson-Uadc arc working a
large crew on the sewer and are muklng
tho dirt fly.
A. W. Moon has purchased a now au
tomobile. Mr. Donohuc from -the east has leased
the J. II. Kinrald residence property
and wll move his family hero at once.
Miss Jesslo Klncald left for Portland
on No. 16, Thursday evening.
She will fit up a home for her mother
who will follow Miss Jesslo In a few
days.
Mr. Greenwood, general agent of the
White Sowing Machine company, who
Jias been assisting the local agent here,
lert ror his homo at Ashland Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Guy, J. C. Roblnett,
sirs. James Cllno and daughter, Klor
ence, W. G. and Ed Miller; tho Misses
Evans, c. W. Turpln, T, J. KcIbo. J. C,
Pendleton, and Ell Jones spent Thurs
day in Mcdford.
Tho Rogue River Valley band gave
their regular concert at tho opera house
Tnursday evening.
T. M. Jones, proprietor of the Jones
furniture house, received a car load of
fine furniture Thursday.
Sunday, May 14, will be observed as
Mothers' day all over tho United States,
Central Point will recognlzo tho occas
ion by holding a union service In the
opera house at 2:30 p. m. under the
auspices of tho Y. M. C. A. An Inter
esting progrom consisting of an appro
priate address, reading, vocal and In
tsrumental music will bo rendered. A
flower commltteo Is busy looking up
flowers for decorating nnd a large sup
ply of white carnations, which Is tho
official floral emblem for tho duy, has
been secured. A cordial Invitation Is
extended to all to attend. Any one that
is old or Infirm who would like to at
tend will bo provided with a convey
ance by notifying the Y. M. C. R. secre
tary. Olson and family after visiting Mr.
Olsson's parents here, left for their
home in Roseburg on train 20 Wednes
day morning.
Miss Baley. who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. Ed March, returned to her
homo at Yoncnlln Wednesday morning
Mrs. K. H. Hopkins arrived from
Portland Wednesday morning.
Mrs. J. B. Stevens and Mrs. Dutton of
i oio were snopping in our city Wednes
day. M. Elwood of Sams Valley transacted
business hero Wednesday,
Dr. E. Klrchgcssner of Upper Rogue
river made a profession al call hero
Wednesday.
City Attorney Holbrook Wlthlngton
was in Central Point Wednesday on
legal business.
The Home Telephone manager was
hero the middle of tho week trying to
get a franchise fora system in Cen
tral Point.
Grunts Pass visitors from rinimi
I Point Wednesday were, Mrs. J. W. My-
ers. Miss Schlebler and W. W. Scott.
uonirai l'olnters that went to Mcd
ford Wednesday wero Mrs. Robert Kyle;
Miss Deethe, Mrs. A. W. Moon, Mrs.
II. T. Pankoy, Mrs. La Ponto and daugh
ters. Miss Stone. Miss Audrey Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Penlnger. Miss Hub-
nnro. .-wr. Herring. J. E. Ross, W. T,
Stldham, Dr. Pollnltz. W. G. Miller. .1. ir.
Grace,
Miss Beatrice Hoagland and Mr. Por
ter are visiting friends nt Junction City.
W. E. Kahler has gone to tho const
for a two weeks' visit.
Mrs. Jim Klncnld lias had a sale of
household goods an- will soon leave for
Portland to make her futuro home.
Are You Going1 to Build?
Let me figure on vmtr i.mIMIm.. ,..i
give you Idons for a better homo at less
cost. I buy material In lnrirn ,innntmu
and can suvu you money on your build
Ing. I have plans to select from or will
mako your plans without cost. Homes
iium on ranch or city on ousy pny
"U'nts. E. H. MANLEY,
' 217 West Muln Street.
' NOTICE.
All real estate men aro heroby notified
thnt my ranch Is now off tho mnrkot.
GO WALLACE WOODS.
Hasklns for Health.
FOR SALE
ORCHARDS, FARMS
FRUIT LANDS
Large and Small Tracts ..
MOOR-EHNI- CO.
212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg
FOR
SALE
BY OWNER: Five
acre tract; platted;
large, fine lots;
sewer and water
in; no agents Ad
dress Box 666, care
of this office.
PLASTERERS NOW
ARE ORGANIZED
Craft Will Soon Be Operating in Mcd
ford Under Auspices of American
Federation of Labor Will Make
No Demands on Employers.
The Jplastcrers of Mcdford nnd vicin
ity organized a local union last night
at Smith's hall with a largo charter list,
with prospects of n complete organiza
tion of that craft immediately following
tho arrival of their qhartcS. Frank
Poole, state organlzor. nnd C. O. Young,
general organizer of tho American Fed
eration of Labor, wero present and aid
ed In bringing tho plasterers under tho
fold of their International, said inter
national being nffillnted with tho Amer
ican Federation of Labor.
Thoro Is no Intimation or Intention of
the local plasterers' organization to at
present mako any demands upon em
ployers as to chango of hours or wages.
They simply realize tho necessity of or
ganization that conditions may be main
tained, and with n view of assisting to
their utmost tho local labor movement,
which has had such a splendid growth In
this vicinity In tho recent past.
PASSENGERS NEED
NOT BE VACCINATED
SEATTLE, May 12. Passengers em
barking for Alaska will not bo required
to submit to being vaccinated hereafter
if they can sutlsy tho surgeons that they
have not been exposed to tho disease
during tho previous two weeks, accord
ing to tho Jntcst modification of tho
vuccluutlon order.
They must sign nffidnvlts as follews:
"I hereby swear that I Intend to em
bahk for a port In Alaska and to my
best knowledge nnd belief, I have not
been exposed to smallpox during tho past
u uays ami mat l navo truthfully an
swered tho questions asked mo as to my
whereabouts during tho past two
weeks."
Gus Nichols nnd Rube Johnson of Ea
glo Point were In Mcdford Thursdny
evening on their way to Portland.
Mrs. W. Everett of Ashland spent
Thursday In this city.
Mrs. Joo Hurt of Ashland was among
the visitors In Mcdford Thursday.
Hasklns fot Health.
Court?
ioiijoe
News
Now Cacei.
S. J. Luetto Davison ct nl. vs. Ell
M. Potors et al.; suit to quiet title.
vCmSlit
For Sale or Trade for City Property
Relinquishment of 160 acres, deep, rich, freo soil, 1 1-2 millions mor
chnntnblo timber, ovor two thousand cords of wood; situated 10 miles
from Mcdford; n new 1 1-2 story frame house, front and back porches;
a No. 1 spring 100 feet of dwelling; good houso over It; 125 feet rubber
hose for flro protection; garden plowed and planted and enclosed with a 5
foot chicken wire fence; good henhouso and enclosed with 5-foot chicken
wlro fenco; a new frnmo barn and threo or four ncrcs cleared, slashed
and burnt over; nnd If desired, have good work horso, now hack and sot
of new harness, farming tools and household and kitchen furnlturo may
go In. Sickness and bad health tho reason for wanting to dispose of this
property.
ADDR1CSS BOX 837, MEDrOBD, OBQOOK.
Choice South Oakdale
Avenue Lot
East front, 100 by 175 feet; allcj' 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,
Also lots in
Turtle's Third Addition
Just opened up. Large trees on each lot. Terms.
HARRY H. TUTTLE, Owner
Park Avenue,
Or any member of the Mcdford Realty
Association.
L. N.
Has removed his Real Estate Office in Talent,
Oregon, 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 4-10-15-20-40-80-160
or 280 acres of land for sale, im
proved and some unimproved, besides fine city
residences.
BOY FROZEN IN
ICED FRUIT CAR
Taken From Car in Texas With Hands
and Both Feet Frozen Probably
Will Die Was Stealing, a Ride
Home From California,'
PASADENA. Cal.. May 12. Fred
Peek, son of Wllllnm Peek of Mnrcellus,
N. Y., was taken out of an Iced oar of
oranges nt Cunndlan. Tax., wlh his hands
and feet so badly frozen thnt ho will
dlo, nceordlng to word received by rela
tives today. Peck had boon visiting an
aunt In Pasadena- nnd told n friend that
ho wns going to steal a ride homo In a
refrigerator vnr.
C. G. Scnmnns vs. P. H. Robinson nt
el.; suit to forecloso Hen. W. C Hale
and J. AV. Johnston, attorneys for plain
tiff.
In the matter of trie application of
Klamath Power company to erect and
mnlntnln electric power nnd light lines;
franchise, granted.
Plat of East Main addition to Mcdford
filed nnd nrjprovcd.
Monthly statements of James M, Cron
emlllor, W. R. Coleman ami Fred L.
Colvlg filed nnd approved.
Order admitting J. N. lioldgctt nnd
E. T. Johns to county poor farm.
Roads petitioned fnr by J. J. Murphy,
T. C. Dugan, George W. Owen, contin
ued, ;
Rrldgo petitioned for at Gold Hill, con
tinued.
Order mndo approving tho following
additiens: Orchnrd addition, Onkhurst
addition, Berryvnlo addition.
County clerk's statement nn to scalp
bounty warrants nmountlng to $311.50
filed nnd npproved.
Order appointing John Wlnnlngham
constnblo for Big Butte.
Order discharging Vorn Pendleton nnd
J. G. Medley as, deputy fruit Inspectors.
Probate.
Estnto M. S. Leo; final nccount of ad
ministrator filed nnd npproved.
Estate Booth Lee; final Recount filed
nnd npproved.
Estate Chnrlcs E. Houston; order mndo
appointing Grnco Houston administra
trix. Estato Wllllnm S. Mooro; Inventory
nnd nppralsement fucd showing cstato
valued at J4S00.
Hoi to Stop Drinking
We aro In carneit when we auk you to try
ORRINE at our expense. We will give your
money back. If after a trial you fall to get re.
nulla from ORK1NE. TblsUa yery genrrom
offer. It gives the wives add mothers of tuone
who drink to excess an opportunity to try the
ORRINE Treatment. It also shown our confi
dence In the merits of ORRINE. ORRINE is
recognlted as the best and most successful rem
cdy the world has ever known for Drunkenness
or the so-called Liquor Uablt. It Is a very sim
ple treatment, can be given In the home -without
publicity or loss of time from business, and
at a small price.
OKRIN1; Is prepared In two forms. No. 1
tecret treatment, a powder, absolutely tasteless
nd odorless, given secrotly In food or drink.
ORRINE No. 2, In pill form, Is for those who
deslro to take voluntary treatment. ORRINE
rnsisouiy ?i,uuabox. write lor Free ORKINK
""qkletmallrd I" ulalu sealed envelope) to
Orrlne Co.. 632 Orrlnfc building," Wash
ington, D. C. Orrlno Is recommended and
Is for snlo In this city by Lean B. Has
klns, 214 East Main street, Mcdford,
Oregon.
JUDD
I ook at tho classified ads If you have
lost-pomcthlng am If tho finder hasn't
advertised. You Advertise.
Hasklns for Health.
TRAfrE
Elegnnt npnrtmcnt house, tensed 4 years
$1150 month; tnko gilt edgo ranch
property.
5 ncrcs, nil platted; very desirable; trado
for residence property.
10 ncrcs In orchard; tako resldnnco In
town.
Close In rcsldcuco on paving for good
acreage.
G nnd lo ncro tracts In hearing, close In;
tnko residence property.
Fine Income orchnrd In Grand Junction,
Col., for ranch near Medford.
240 ncrcs flno hog nnd liny ranch for
olty property.
72 acres on Trail creek for property In
valley; nearly nil tillable.
10 acres with improvements, closo In,
for city property.
"room house, oloso In, for fow ncrcs
good land near town.
New 6-room bungalow; tnko lots ns part
payment.
5-pnssenger, 4-cyllndor nuto In good con
dition; tnko city lots.
Somo desirable lots for ncrcago or good
papor.
4-room house, wntor nnd sower; trado
for acreage.
Pasadena residence for good orchard
property.
60 acres black sandy loam soil, nil In
cultivation; buildings; flno niralfa nnd
hog ranch; tako good city proporty.
60 acres, 2E In bottom; 100 under ditch;
tnko good auto ns part payment.
000 acres flno wheat land; trade for
ranch property.
80 nores. Beagle, 20 cultivated;, all good
fruit land; freo soil; buildings; trado
for city proporty.
15 ncres; new hungnlow; 0 acres In nl
fulfa nnd grapes; ono of tho finest llt
tlo homes In valley; trado for property
on uavlng.
36 ncren; 12 In pears; trado for closo-ln
lot.
6-room house; good lot; trado for acre
age. $2000 equity In 10-room house, complete
ly furnished, 1 1-3 acres land, trado for
acreage.
10 ncres finely situated. 8 ncres In pears,
flno garden, chicken homos, good
house, trade for bungalow.
Incomo property up to $175,000, for good
body of timber.
Now modern bungalow; tako ncroago or
vacant lots up to $1000.
A flno rontnl property, all clear; payB
10 por cent on $80,000; trado for un
improved tract.
WANTED
Utrls for genornl housework.
City and ranch proporty to list.
E. F. I.
ROOM 30G
PHZPFS BUX&DXira
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W. I. VAWTER, Pres.
IRRIGATION
WATER gives VALUE to LAND
WATER is a Community Builder
A City Creator
Yon have the LAND
You NEED the WATER
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager
Office 3d Floor
Irrigated Orchard
A 10-AORE TRACT
1 ACRE FOR YOUR HOUSE AND BUILDINGS
1 ACRE IN ALFALFA FOR YOUR STOCK
1 ACRE IN STRAWBERRIES
1 ACRE IN BERRIES AND GARDEN TRUCK
6 ACRES IN ORCHARD AND YOU ARE INDEPENDENT
FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY
Lots wholesale nnd retail
MOOR-EHNI-CO.
212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg
TALENT
Real Estate
FOR SALE
Good business opportunities and loca
tions, nil paying.
TEDDY'H DAMSITE
Isn't In It with our LANDBITE.
For Instance, a 1000-ncro tract con
taining ovor 200 acres of tho famous
Bear Creek bottom land, In alfalfa, and
extending to tho higher land, which Is
sot to orchards In part, nil tho land bo
Ing good fruit land.
Somo of tho land la now in boarlng
trees and may bo purchased at reasona
ble figures, tho alfalfa lnnd with a good
stand of alfalfa for $270 to $350 por
ncro; young orchards good stand, $250
por acre, and grain land' at $175 por
aero.
This Is an "Ideal" tract for a colony,
as It would cut up Into small or largo
places to an advantage, or may bo pur
chased In 10, 12, 20, 40, 50 nnd 60-acro
or any slza tracts. Easy terms given
at low Intorect.
Located threo miles from Ashland and
ono mllo from Talent, Or.
L A 74-ncro tract 2 1-2 miles West Tal
ent; good 3-room houso nnd lnrge barn;
8 ncrcs under ditch and In alfalfa and
gnrden land; 34 ncres or orchard, of
which 5 acres nro In bearing; tolophono
nnd It. F. D.; half cash, bnlanco good
terms andn nensy payments.
For plenty of other bargains call or
nddress
G. A. Gardner
TAI.BNT, OBXOOW.
Lines We Have
CAPITAL $100,000
The,
Jackson County
Bank
Founded 1888
Oregon.
Medford,
Surplus $65,000
c. w. Mcdonald,
Cashier
G. R.
Medford National
ROGUELANDS Inc.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager
TAKE UP A
-CLAIM-
Every citizen, man or woman, has s
timber nnd stono right of 160. acres, prlco
to tho government $2.50 per aero. No
cultivation, residence or Improvement re
quired. I havo about twcnty-flvo claims
to locate. Sea mo and havo a talk. This
land Is worth $20.00 por aero. Call or
wrlto
A. B. MALINO, Boom 34, 7ftokoa Coa&ty
Bank BuUdlnf. 318
Look
Here
HOME BUILDER. ,
EARNINGS SAVER!
Orchard Addition
Is Your Best Ptoposltlon.
It Is closo In.
Its remotest lot Is less than a mllo
from tho city hall.
And less than one-third of a mllo from
thu South Sldo public school alto.
It has an flno soil as can bo found In
tho vnlley.
It lies perfectly for drainage.
Every lot Is beautifully shaded by
big, wide-spreading apple trees. Holly'
street, tho futuro finest In Medford. runs
ctonr through It nnd has ccmont walks
on both sides.
It In In South Mcdford, naturally tho
most beautiful nnd tho future finest
and most rapidly developing quarter of
tho olty.
Building restrictions to keep out tho
shncks,
Prices nro lowest, advantages consld
orcd. Easiest of easy torms for earnings
snVcrs.
And tho surest proposition for mak
ing money by ndvanco In values.
Medford wilt grow nnd keep grow
ing, nnd nothing can stop her.
Got a lot.
Or n lot of lots
In Orchard Addition,
And you wilt hnvo n share In tho hen
oflts of Its growth.
Tho lots nro 50 or more foot wide and
110 nnd 112 deep.
Tho Introductory prices nro only $400
for 50-foot lots.
Tho first comors got first choice.
Fifty por cent off for tho first builder
of a $2000 houso. '
Twenty-flvo per cent off for tho first
$1500 houso.
Other liberal discounts to early build
ers.
Im 0. B. XABSXAX.&, the Otmer, t
south end of Oakdale avenue, or amy
member of the Mtdford Bealty Board.
1 i ' s i n
Succeeded
S a f o t y of Investment
LLNDLEY, Vicc-Prcs.
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