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PAGK TWO
IOCAL AND
PERSONAL
Mrs. O. I.. Wnldon returned Sat
urday night from n several months
. .. .. ..u. .,w . ..,..,,, v.
t(lt 4 ft 1M 1 !- 1.4 lit lk t. t
, iiuiiivaietm in il ixuilil.
t Mrs. Chns. Hossttnt. of 1'hoonlx,
falttfil Mod ford relatives Sunday.
h M"V. nnd 'Mrs, C. C. Taylor left
Sunday night for their homo In So-
attic, after a few weeks visit with
Medford relatives.
Johns & Turned have boon given n
rnntrnOt for the orettlon of a flvt
Voom bungalow for A. P. Noth, on
Xorth Holly atrot, and work wa
commonccib Monday moriim.
TSnlder's puromllk nnd croani at
MttlftWoll's.
O. L. Davis roturuad Saturday
froniu llireo months stay in Phoenix.
ArYxuna.
' Clarence Pankoy left Sunday night
for llornbrook, Cal.
Tho Medford Conservatory of Mu
sic and languages is tho only music
school In southern Oregon with a full
corps ot teachers. G. Tnlllandler,
director. Send for catalogue 2TC
Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Waldele of
Rurllngamo, Kan., arrived in Med
ford Saturday for n visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Goo. C. Seymour, at 910 Palm
street.
Carkin & Taylor (John H. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), nttornoys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank building,
-Medford.
Mrs. Robt. M. Thompson, of Ta-
cflina, who lias ueon in .Mouroru vn-
Iting with Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Antle,
returned to her homo Saturday night.
Snider's pure milk and cream at
McDowell's.
Attorney W. I. Vawter was In
-Grants Pass Monday on professional
business.
'Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Meader, of
Suncrost orchards, Talent, were in
Medford Monday.
'Rooms 50c and up. Hotol Moore.
Special rates by week or month.
Chas. Morrow. Jas. Smith, Roy Goo
and Jas. Webber, all plumbers, left
Saturday night for San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dalch left
Medford Saturday for Arizona, whore
they go In hope of benefiting Mr.
Balch's health.
Revival meetings daily at tho Pres
byterian church. Watch for our an
nouncements. Mrs. Silas Banker arrived In Med
ford Saturday ' from Minneapolis,
Minn., to visit hor nephew, M. Ban
ker and family.
C. H. Murray was In Ashland Sat
urday on business.
See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Man, over Jackson County bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovl Stevens of Ash
land wore In Medford Saturday vis
iting friends.
Miss Holen Ragsdale loft Saturday
for a month's visit with relallvos In
San Francisco.
Real home mado bread at Do Voe's.
Mrs. P. M. McKinnls is at Ash
land for a few daya visit with
friends.
Fresh candy dally at McDowell's.
Richard Sherwood is building a
fine seven room residence on South
Newtown street, near Fourteenth
street. Tho Houeo is enclosed and
will soon bo rondy for the plastorers
and painters. Mr. Sherwood, a few
years ago, bought a numbor of city
lots in .tho ovlnllty of Nowtovvn streot
and bogan building housos. Ho has
built several, most of which ho has
Bold at a fair -margin, and ho Is still
iliullillug and hunting for more mar
gins. That's business, and Mr.
Sherwood bolng a carpenter builds
IiJb own housos that's work, honest
work, and belling houses nt a reason
able 'margin Is honest, legitimate
businow.
Wantod, a toolroom boy at tho
Valloy Auto Co.
J. T. Gagnon left Sunday night for
a few daj'B buslnoss stay in Port
land. Tho Ladies' Aid society of tho
Presbyterian church oneots in the
chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.
All tho ladles of tho congregation
itro Invited.
Tho O. 1-3. S. will havo a spoelal
Initiation tonight.
Try tho Modern Wood Yard for
dry wood, ?2 a tier and up. Phono
78C1, Paoiflc. 281
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Lane und
daughter, of Albany, Oro., arrived In
Medford Monday for a visit to
friends.
Mrs. R. Manning and daughtor,
Miss Ruth, of Central Point, woro In
Medford Monday.
Tho ladles of tho South Methodist
church will glvo a chickon pio din
ner Wodnosduy nt tho parsonage at
2C North Oakdale. 280
Weeks&McGowanCo.
UNDERTAKERS
Day Phono 2371 '
JUjfht Phones! T. W. Weeks 3071
A. S. Orr, 3093
ILADY ABSISTANT,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. K. llnycs returned
Monday tnnrnlng to their homo in
Sama vnlloy.
U. J. Colo, of Coles, tiul.i was In
Mini ford Sunday und Monday on
busbies"?.
Rooms ROo and op,' llotol Mnbro.
Special rates liy week or month.
V ltothrnck. of Central Point.
)wjig ,u ModtQril M,m,ltvy im uuslmiss
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mnulo left Mod
ford Monday nttoritoon for Sail Fran-
elseo, where Mr. Mnule has accepted
a position 'us bookkeeper.
Rooms ROc nnd up. ilotol Moore.
Special ratos by week or month.
Saturday was Mrs. G. It. Mnasdan'sj
birthday and a dosvit or more of
tUU hul"a friends and relative
gathered at the Diamond lodging
house, of which she Is proprietress.
Saturday evening and enjoyed them
selves very pleasantly with Mrs.
Mnnsdnn as their happy hostess. Sev
eral beautiful presents were given
hor, among them being a diamond
ring from Mr. and Mrs. Hastings.
S. A. Nowcll. ladles tailor. 4th
floor M. P. & H. Co. bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Westfoldt, of
Seattle, who havo been In Medford a
few weeks, will leave Tuesday for
Los Angeles.
Charlie Lindsay of Ashland was in
Medford and Jacksonville Monday.
Try McDowell's tco cream and
sherbets.
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Berlin re
turned Sunday night from a visit to
Los Angeles. After a few days visit
with Mr. and Mrs. 11. U. Lumsdon
they will loavo for tholr home In
Kent, Wash.
Mrs. K. S. Chlldes and children
left Monday morning for Oeoan Park,
Cal., to which place Mr. Chlldes wout
a fow weeks ago and whore they all
expect to reside.
Mrs. K. B. Postor and Evan Harlln
returned this morning to their home
In Lakevlew. Ore., after a visit In
Medford with Mrs. Kllpple.
Ell Dnhack of Eagle Point was In
Medford Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Plain Klum spent
Sunday with relatives in Ashland.
H. T. McCord, of Minneapolis,
Minn., was registered at the Medford
Sunday.
Mrs. S. C. Waterman of Fresno,
Cal., arrived In Medford Sunday for
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. G. II.
Monroe.
John Peterson, of Medford, has
purchased SO acres of land on
Evans creek, about four miles from
Woodvllle from a Mr. Wllsoit. About
40 acros of the tract will bo good
fruit land, when cleared of Its tim
ber. The remainder Is hill land and
well timbered. Mr. Peterson will
clear up sevoral acres of the land
this spring and set It to a family
orchard.
, C. J. Eastman, manager of tho
Union Mont company in Medford, was
in Grants Pass Monday on busliiess
for his company.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hastings, of
Alameda. Cal., arrlvod hi Medford
Saturday for a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Maasdan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson of
Mapleton, N. D htopped off In
Medford Saturday for a day's stay In
the city. They were en route homo
from Los Angelos.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Swift, of Fros
no, Cal., stopped off In Medford Sat
urday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
G. II. Monroe.' Mr. Swift Is an ex
tensive lumber dealer In Fresno, and
was en route to Seattle where he
also has lumber lutorosts.
J. M. Mclntyre of Derby was In
Medford Monday.
A. McLeod of Butte Falls was a
Medford visitor Monday.
Tho Benson Investment company
has moved its offices from tho Car-nett-Corey
building to the Palm
building, corner of Main and North
Fir, street. In tho rooms formoriy oc
cupied by tho Van Dyko Realty com
pany. J. II. Mosslor hns sold his Intorost
in tho Medford fish market to his
partner, W. II. Kenwortby. Mr.
Konworthy has been associated with
this business in Medford for a num
bor of years and is a good, thor
oughgoing business man, and tho
market Is assured continued success
with his Individual management. Mr.
Mossier has not decided us yet Just
what busiuoss ho will engugo In.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Warner nnd
son Edward will leave this afternoon
for a several weeks' visit to Hnn
Francisco and Lob Angeles.
C. W. Juckson, Ray Spencer and
J. Cadzon, of Bulto Falls, spent Sun
day In Medford.
11. Q. Hutchinson wus at Soveu
Oaks Monday on business.
Miss. Blanch Young of Contral
Point spent Sunday with Medford
friends.
At a mealing of tho Willow Springs
grange, hold Friday night, a com
mittee was appointed to make in
quiry of tho county commissioners
aud Road Supervisor Grgeory why It
was that 19000 was spent last year
on tho roads In the Willow Springs
district and not a dollur of it spent
In ropnlriug 'tho roads mound Tolo
and tho nearby country.
Mrs. II. T. Blair of Sioux City,
Iowa, stopped off In Medford Satur
day evening for a short visit with
her nolce, Mrs. A, E, Powell, nnd
MEmroRD mate TBTntiNT!. MnnTOnn. okkqox. Monday. Kumn'Anv
Tamlly. Tho lady Is on route homo
from a visit to relatives In Orland,
Cal.
Medford encampment will enter
tain other encampment lodges of tho
vnlloy nt tholr hall Wednesday ovo
nlng of this week. There will be
work In tho Royal Purple degree and
refreshments will bo served.
IC. K. Van Antwerp, who formerly
restdod In Medford and for a num
ber of years was solicitor for the
Medford .Mall, arrived In Medford
Sunday and will remain a few days
visiting old-tlmo friends. Mr. Van
Antwerp is now toast roprosoututlvt
of the Review of Reviews and hi
homluunrtors are In Port html. Mr.
Van Antwerp Tor nuinlwr of years
after leaving Medford was commoted
with the San KraHcUwo Uailwr.
Mrs. C. R. Ray. who was operated
upon a few days ago at the Sacred
Heart hospital, Is reported to bo
getting along nicely and will bo able
to leave the hospital within a few
days.
A Medford citUun reports that US
of tho street cluster lights were dead
Saturday night. Some one must bo
asloop at the switch.
Five patrols of tho Hoy Scouts of
America have been formed In Med
ford during the past week and It Is
probable that a sixth will soon he
organlxed. Leland llevorldge, prin
cipal of tho Washington school.
formed the local branch and hU
brother, William llovurldge. Is adju
tant of tho order. Captains of the
five corps are: Curley Davis, Fran
cis Bennett, Joe Wattors. Horaco
Trotter, Cnrter Brandon. A hospital
corps of six Is hooded by Guy Men-
coin.
John A. Honoy, who llvos a couple
of milort south of Medford, Is re
ported to be seriously HI with
rheumatism.
Judge Win. Colvig left for Port
land Saturday In answer to a tele
gram stating that Mix. Colvig. who
Is In a hospital In that city, was
not so well.
T. J. Andrews returned Saturday
night from a business trip to San
Francisco.
Clarence Boyd, who came to Med
ford a few weeks ago from Cottage
Grove, has purchased the J. G. Davis
home on West Ninth stroot. Mr.
Moyd and Everett Eads havo also
purchased the Interests of George
and Clarence Eads In tho Eads Bros,
dray and transfer business. The
name and style of the new firm will
bo the Eads Transfer and Storage
company.
Judge P. M. Stewart, of Eagle
Point, was In Medford Monday on
business.
THE EFFETE EAST
DEVOID OF CHARM
One Journey Sufficed a Dweller
In the Occident.
Uncle Nick Wilson, tho oldest set
tler In the famous Jackson's Hole
country ot Wyoming. Is a Mormon and
n famous hunter and guide. When a
boy of eleven he was taken by the
Shoshone Indians and reared by them.
Last August bo was one of tho
gulden who took n Washington party
through Jackson's nolo. At evening
time, around the campllre, ono of tbo
party naked him:
"Uncle .Nick, wouldn't yon lllco to go
to Washington and see the president
and visit the capltol and the Wblto
House and all those famous places"
Uncle Nick shook his head. "No,"
he said; "I'm getting too old now. 1
wont down to Cheyenne onco to be a
witness In n murder trial when I was
k boy, but I'll never go east ugnln."
Reacrdt Money With Contempt.
The Prlncexs of Monaco Is so rich
that slio regards money with con
tempt On one occasion, after a bur
glary had been committed In her
apartments, who astounded a magis
trate by stating that she never count
ed her money und did not Know which
of her JeweN had Icon stolen, n hIio
did not know how uimiy slit- Imtl.
"But." said the iimulxiwie In ur
prls. "how do ou uiiiiiiiKe jour it mi ti
clul affairs?"
"Oh." replied tin- prlncoHh. "when
go shopping Juki mi n I mi.' will
money nnl Imv wlml I mil "i.n I.
ihe end of It "-Mlluiul.'' liMiru.il,
AccordliiK to an Italian phyololun
tho cliaimol from tho mouth to the
stomach Ik tho Kent of tho roiikoh ot
hunger and thlrt, which ho claim) to
havo BiippreHBcd by cocalno Injoc
tlona. f 4 - -.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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KOK HAL13200 t'KK l'otuluma Incii-
' bator chonp, O. M. Uoad, ooa 13.
Oth. 280'
FOR SALK 1C0 aero lolinriulati-
moiit, kooiI lovul laud, on county
road, 11 mlloa from Medford. O,
M. Hoao, 002 Haat Oth. I'hono
Main GG62. 28:j
KOU HUNT Fiirnlflhud lioutto cIoho
In. M. A. ltador, box 49G. In
atilro ut Commorclul club,
PINCHOT FIGHTS
8
Chariies Water Power Trust With Do
inn Back of California Conrjrcss
man's Bill Gnuitlnu niulits In Na
tional Forests to Puwtr Developers.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Fob. Un
charging tho water power trust with
"exerting Its enormous Interests" to
puns the hydro-electric bill Introduced
by CongrMMmMiv ttakvr of California,
granting tho trust rightx In tho Meno
national forusts In California, Ulf
ford Plnohot today, through tho Na
tional Gotuorvntluu nsHOolntlnu, up
pealed to ofliigroM to defeat tho
measure. Vote on tho bill comes up
In tho house tomorrow. Plnohot
paid:
"If tho Mnkr hill U pawed It
would set a dangerous precedent for
giving away public propyl ty to water
power Interests for nothing. Con
gressman Raker's assertion to tho
contrary- Is si transparent protons.
This Is conclusively proved by nu
merous telegrams pouring In upon
congressmen from water power In
terests aud Ms anil's all over tho
country. The concerns would not bo
active unless they were Interested.
Tholr enormous Infliumce Is oxortod
to puim a 1)111 which on Its face In
volves only $75 annually. The fact
Is, they give the passage of the
measure would help them to osetipu
togulatlnn In the Interust of the
public. Tho Raker bill constitutes
a dnugorous attack upon the conser
vation Hllcy and publlu welfare."
Time For Tact.
"I won $200 In that gamo last night."
confided n friend.
"Good for you!" wo cried. "I wnnt
to tell some folks about that they"
"Now, look here! You keep still
about It. I wouldn't lot my xvlfe know
about that gntno for anything."
"But you told mo that your wife wns
n good follow and let you play poker
all you wanted to."
"She does. She never kicks about
my sitting In a game, aud even If 1
loso she cheers me up and"
"Well. I thought so. Why shouldn't
I tell her about tUU gamo?"
"Why. you chuoip! I won $200
that's why. And 1 need tbo money.
It my wtfo asks where I was. fell her
I was oat lowing J.V) on a prtxcuguL"
Cleveland Ploln Dealer.
About niio-i'feveiilli of the area of
Africa, nlniut 1.1(00,1)1)0 .square idIIch,
Mill awaits exploration.
A handy twitio cutter, which can
be kept strung on a Imll ol twine,
reiulv for immediate use, has lieeii
patented l)V .i Miirvlnud man.
HELP THE KIDNEYS
.Medford Keaders Are
Way.
i'aruliiK the
It'H tho little kldtidy IIIh
Tho lame, enk or nuhliitc back
Tho uiinotk.'tH.l urinary dlRorduni -That
loud to droiwy and HrlKht'H
dlttoniH).
When tho kldunyH aro aluk,
IIolp tlmm with Doan'u Kidney
I'lllB,
A romody uapoclally for flick kld-
noya.
Doan'H havo boon curing kidney
troubhw for 7f yonrH.
Kntlorsod by .10,000 pcoplo on
domod at home.
l'roof In a Mud ford cltlzou'H atnto
inent. Mrs. Mary Wintorhiildor, nonr W.
JnokKon St., Medford, Oro., tjnyHi "I
iinoil Doan'u Kidney PIIIh with bono
flulal romiltN when mifforltiK from
kldnoy troiihlu and I know of othor
porHona who havo tukon thorn with
Miiccowi. Since I tiHcd Donn'H Kldnoy
IMIIh about a year ui;o, I havo not
had tho leant troublo from my kid
iioh. Thin romody dotmrvon my
Inmrty oudoriHimoiit."
I'or wilo by all dcalorn. I'rlco fiO
ctmtH. KoHtor-MIIburii Co., Huffalo,
Now York, nolo agouta for tho United
HtatoH.
Itomombfr tho mono Duan'u
and tako no oihor.
Clark 6c Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, J). O.
Public Land Mnttera: Final Proof.
Desert Landvt'onteata und Minim;
Cases. Bcrlp.
ABPocinto Work for Attornoys
TUSCAN SPRINGS
flavins no equal on earth In varloty df
mlnoral watere and curinu dlHouHQfl
that incdlclncH will not reach, If you
aro in need of hanlth. como now. Wo
arc open nil tho year and can bIvo the
bcHt of caro and attention now as well
IK
MEASURE
na m aumtnor. StaRO daily irom uou
muff to tho uprlnt'B. Furthor par
UculaiH iiddrcsa
E. 13. WALBRIDGE
TUSCAN BPIUNOS. OAL,
0'IEI 10 AIO
CALIFORNIA
Father of Orctin System Conft'irliin
With ProflressKo Lenders In Gold
rn State Is tin His Way South
Plans for Tax Amendment.
. SAN' IfltANtMSrO.Cul.. Fob. VI
V. S. I'Mlt'ii. known iih tin "lulhoi
of the initiative ami roloromlum" ami
fur- vonis lioiul of tlto tlnoi't levUln
lion movement in Oijfitn, is in Sun
Franeisoo Malay. While licie Mr
r'Kvu i concurring with tho lenders
of the government movement fur n
oiiiiHtitutioiial amendment lor n luniie
rule taxation vvhioli will lie placed he.
fore tlto people ol' t'alifniiiiii by in
itiative potition. A similar amend
ment wus adopted in Diogou and cx
porieiioo hax sugvested some alight
aimtniliuents which wilt make the
nioamire more ohmI.v oHiHtive vvilli
out (lie mceky of enabling legisla
tion. Mr. r'lioii is, now on liia way l
southern California. I'imoi In iv
turn hero lie amy atldies l( piililn'
meeting mi the Oregon wx(ein and
related mailers of diieot logislatio'i
Willi Mpccinl reference to t'alilornm
problems.
WASHINGTON TAXES SHOW
INCREASE IN PAST YEAR
OhYMI'IA, Wm.li.. FUli. ULTu
for all puMie )Mir)e'S "tnte, enmi
ty aud 1401100), for the your lllll
amounted to 'i0,u:t),&M, or $ -'.". CI
per capita, $127.10 for. a fmnilv of
live piitim, nay a statement pro.
paieil hv the hImIh lax i'uitimisiMi.
Thin hIiohm hii ineivHso !' fl.UIII.
'Mhl over 1 1) HI. One of the inleirsi
iilg ten tu res nl" the ie-rl is Hint the
total inerense, 1) IT.I.'KI. is uuil
through ihe railroads of the stale.
CHINESE REBELS LURE
IMPERIALS INTO TRAP
LONDON', !Vb. l.. Ihioese leli
eN in the prnviiiee,nt Anhnei me to
day reported to have lureil (enet.il
CIlMIIJf llsitn's iiopenal at hi v into ,i
trail which eot InuidredM of lives uml
resulted m nuntlii'i' rebel vijlol.
Iehelr mined their trenehe-. prctenil
cil to ret i cal. ami, hIumi the imHrml
lltinH were eiuiuhl, e.vplisleil the
miiiox.
HnMliltiK for hoaltn.
IF YOU OWN
A LOT
Vc will liulltl you a homo on
monthly payments.
MEDFORD REALTY AND IM
PROVEMENT COMPANY
M. F. and H. Co. Building
Ih tho ono you mako In your por
honal upponrnuro. Let tin do up
your colhiiM, cuffH and ahlrta mid
wlilrt walitH, and you can lio nl
waya xuro of preHontliiK a kooiI,
well Ki-enmetl nppearanco. Our
work Ih reliable,
STAR STEAM
LAUNDRY
Pacific 1101. Home 1."5.
MI'.DI'Oltn, OltK.
In connection with
our complete line
of feed and poultry
supplies, wc have
added a cornplcte
line of
WHIPS
for retail and whole
sale trade
RUSS MILL
!
rj. mr-!.
Coil nf n Ollh Raret.
Tim development ot the silk nmiiu
fnctuio In litighiml Iokuu some time
in tho sevontcoiitli roiitory, hut was
gi onlly extended through the enter
pilxc of John l.omhe ot, horhv, wlm
la 17lf wont to Leghorn, Itnly. u
loiiiii the hovtet nt tho Leghorn nllli
umiiiiraitures, a most ill'lh ult m ililmi
gcioim uduintuio Visitors wore ai
lowed to pus thiougli the iictiuls
nnd see the miiclilnos In motion, hilt
louhl learn nothing of their loiislrui'
tlnu ami operation llnniij. through
the good otm-v of a pi lest, Letup e
cured employment as a woihmun.
slept In the mill, worked at a spinning
machine and by ululU mado meiuure
incntH and plain, lie woikimI at tno
mill until an KnglUh whip vvas mmi!
on purpose to take him uwa) lie Imtl
MCMiocly willed when an srttied hrlg
was HHiit nttur hint, and ho Isirely o
on pod wifely to Kiigmiid. It Is ald
that lie died at th tit id twenty
nine, poisoned by the cuilmnrlos ot ld
Leghorn employer, but the nilk ibauo
facturo was loeiintly imtMbllstuHl, lie
came a giutit tiidu(ry In ICugainil ami
him since boon vstnuilsiieii an over ino
wurld.Ntitluiial Mngiulim.
To till II off eleetlie llu'llt" in places
wliore ihev ah' liki'lv tn lie I'orgidtcii
at IV el time then ho- lieen mi entail
an autniiwilii' nil nit .wilrh.
UssttliiH for health.
To Every Owner of An Oi! Lamp
Would voti like more lilil f IIH lor litflt fur lts inuiii .'
' The MARVEL VAPORIZER riot il.
IJiirn nir with ih.. nil, A I If IS FK'KK.
Tin1 Vaiiii'i'.ii' tiiriis 1 he oil into kuk or npor, mixes t hi
vajior with the air ami tlu-n hums it. IvoHtilt- a pure
white, .suH, steady light. I'eH'eet liglit for Imll' the -ist .
Vaporiy.er oulv Mo 'eiits, with huriier ol) eeutn. LCverv ImmIn
ean afford one.
Mail a card to
T. Henry Callaghan
102 Mistletoe Street, with niir imnther and address and
gel a I'l'vi' trial. Agents wauled.
Itefereiin' J.n km n CuiiiiU ll.itiK
Monthly Blooming nnd Climbing Rosos, Troo Roaoa,
Slindo Trees, Small Fruita, Strawberry Plants nnd a
General Aisortmont of All Kinds of Fruit Troos
H. B. PATTERSON
Office la Niuli Hotel IObby liioldo Knlrnuii- Next to Umber Shop
Sales) urtl till Kontlt 1 Ir Street
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MEDFORD, OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and TJiulividod Profits $05,000.00
United Slates and Postal Savings Depository
Wo' solicit your business, which will rucoivo our
careful attention.
!'. K. DIItJKL, IMIKSIDKNT M. h. ALFOUD, OASIUMU
OltltlH CKAW'I'Oltl), ARSIHTANT CASH I UK
Nearly a quarter of a century under tho sanio
initiiagement
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Orogon
It has succeeded becauso oC
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of invest muni;
Courtoous and liberal treatment '
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
W. I". Vawter, President CI. M. Undloy, Vice Profl.
0. Ar. lel)onald, Cashior
Valley
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