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PA'GB FOUR
atEDFORD" "MAXV .TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON. TUESDAY, EEPRTTARV 13, 1912,
If EDfcORD M'AIL TRIBUNE
AN tMDIU'KNnnNT NBWBPAPnit
FUIIMHHHU KVKRT AFTHUNOON
KXCIiPT HUNDAY. IY TUB
MKDKOUD PIUNTXNQ CO.
Th Democratic- Times, Th Medford
Moll, The Medford Tribune, The South
ern Oregonlan, Vh Ashland Tribune
Offlco Mall Trlbunn Uulldlug, S5-57-2B
North rir lroot; phono, Main 1021;
Home 75.
QUOnon PUTNAM, Editor and Manager
JACKSON COUNTY'S WEALTH.
Kntcrcd nn second-class matter nt
Medford, Oregon, Under Uto not of
Marcli 3, 1879.
Official Paper of tho City of Medford.
Official Paper of Jackson County.
StTBnCRrPTIOW HA.TSS.
Ono year, by mall ........... .....5.00
One month, by mall SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Moil ford, Jacksonville and Cen
tral lotnt ........ .HO
Bntnrtlay onlr. by mall, per year, . S.oo
Weekly, per year .. 1.60
SWORN CrROXJIATIOlf.
Dally nveraRo for cloven month! end
Inn November SO, 1911, S7E1.
mil tBert Vrtra TTnltta TrtM
Sltpatcht.
The Mall Tribune Is on Mlo at tho
Ferrv News Stand. San Frnnclnco.
Portland Hotel News Stand. Portland.
Itowman, News Co., Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash.
MBDrORD, ORES ON.
Metropolis of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and the fastest
grnwlne rlty In Orepon.
Population U. S census 1910 SS40:
ntlmated. 191110.000.
Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water system completed, civmr nnesr
supply pure mountain -water, and 17.3
miles of streets paved.
Poatofflce recolpls for year endlnr
November 30, 1911, show Increase of 19
per cent
Banner fruit city In Orejton Horuo
Itlver Spltienberjr apples won sweep
stakes nrU and till of
'Apple Klajr of the World"
at the National Apple Show, Spokane,
1909, and ft car of Newtowns won
rirst Price la 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver. B, C
rirst Prize In 1911
at fipoknno National Apple Show won
by carload of Newtowns.
hojtu mver pears nrougni. nicnesi
prices In all marSets of the world dur
lntr the past six years.
"Write Commercial Club. Inclosing S
cents for postatre for the finest commu
nltv pamphlet ever published.
ACCORDING to simnlni'ies furnished by tho slalo tax
eoiiiiirission Jackson county, as equalized, ranks
fourth among tho counties of Oregon in assessed valuation,
being rated at :8,027,OSl. and exceeded only by iMulino
niahi Umatilla and Marion, in order named.
Jackson county's wealth in tillable lands is given as
follews: 80,021 acres, valued at $7,(109,147 or $95 an aero.
The non-tillable lands are listed at j,iulf,5J;lii acres, val
ued at $11,429,805, or $7.87 an acre.
Town and citv property in Jackson county is assessed
at $7,225,363 and improvements thereon at $3,501,1:10.
Machinery is assessed at $182,330, merchandise at $874,-
9G2, fanning utensils at $334,272. money at $03,835, stock
at $419,895, household goods at $345,900.
There are 5390 head of horses and mules valued at
$,373,500 or $09.31 per head; 8251 head of cattle, valued at
$140,249 or $17 per head; 8S04 sheep, worth $28,915, $3.28
average; 4200 hogs, worth $13,013 or $3.24 apiece; 1048
dogs, valued at $403S or $3.8o each.
Public service corporations are equalized by tho stale
board at $4,G15,1S7 in Jackson county, and assessed at
$5,494,270. Railroads are assessed at '$4,839,175 and ap
portioned $4,064,90S, sleeping car companies assessed at
$20,005, apportioned at $10,0 W, electric companies as
sessed at $265,8S0 and apportioned at $223,339, express
companies at $77,157 and apportioned at $04,812, telegraph
companies $41,899, apportioned at $35,195, telephone com
panies assessed at $214,305, apportioned at $180,01 G.
The item of tillable lands evidently needs revising, for
according to the census taken by the fruit inspectors there
is m the neighborhood ot 7,000 acres of planted orchard
and not more than a quarter of the tillable land is planted
to orchard.
PAID IN FULL
WINS
PLAUDITS
Ono of tlio Few Very Stronu Plays
Written During tho Past Decade
An American Drama, Well Acted ijy
a Good Company.
COOPERATION AN ESSENTIAL TO FARMING.
ARE REtDYFOR
GONG THIT
Bobble Evans, Northwest's Light
weight Champion, to Meet Young
Dixon In 10-Round Bout Tonight
Eugene Visitors May See Bouts.
eeted
pro-
Tonight's the nielit. Those who
stay away will bo sorry tomorrow, for
tho befit lO-rounil boxing contest ever
staged in tho northwest will be pulled
off tonight at tho Nntntorium Ath
letic club's smoker in tho large skat
ing rink of the "Xat."
Bobbie Evans, northwestern light--weight
champion, will defend his title
against Young Dixon of Kansas City
in a 10-round bout. Both men have
showed plenty of class and are in
the pink of condition to go 10 fast
rounds. There will.be several good
preliminaries to precede the main
event.
Seats on sale at Nash hotel. Gen
eral admission, $1.
1414 ME COURSE
IN HORTICULTURE
CORVALLIS, Ore, Feb. 13.
Registrar II. M. Tennant of tho Ore
gon Agricultural collego estimates
tho total enrollment In tho winter
short course, farmers' week and
poultry show as something over 1G00
although the final figures have not
beon turned In by all departments of
Instruction.
"There were S42 students regis
tered In the regular short courses,"
ho says, "and a conservative esti
mate places tho number that at
tended tho poultry lectures and de
monstrations at 7C1, making a total
of 1C03 peoplo benefited by the short
courses this year, lien formed 7C
per cent of tho attendance, and
women 21 per cent.
"Tho total enrollment may bo
classified by courses as follews:
Agriculture, horticulture, including
poultry demonstrations, 1414; do
mestic scienco and art, 1UC; special
courso for forost rangers, 7; mechan
ic arts, 32; commerce, including
courses in business methods and ru
ral law, 14.
FARMERS of the Applegnte valley have united, eri
and equipped a ereainerv to utilize their dairy
duets. In this they have set a commendable example to
other farmers.
Cooperation is an essential of successful fanning. The
farmer, like the dairyman and fruit grower, must learn the
value of uniting to market their produce otherwise but
little will go to the producer.
Cooperation organizations have made corn and grain
farming profitable to the fanner in the central west, where
for many veal's he had either to feed or burn his surplus,
It has made orange culture profitable in southern Cali
fornia where it was formerly a breeder of bankruptcy. In
scores of lines, the value of cooperation has become an
established fact. '
Farmers of the Rogue river valley should heed the
lessons taught elsewhere and profit by the example of
other localities. As the orchardists have united, so should
the truck raisers, gardeners and diversified farmers, of
this section, so as to supply in businesslike manner the
collecting and marketing machinery as well as the grow
ing end. x
"What use is it to grow produce and let it rot upon the
ground? Growers should organize and force the market
for their output. Each farmer is a manufacturer in a
small way and marketing his product is just as important
to him as to the manufacturer. Therefore the selling end
cannot be overlooked and the only way the small farmers
can solve the problem is by cooperation.
(Hy Kil M. Andrews.)
"Paid in V'ull" N one of tho few
very strong plays (hut ha been writ
ten during the paid HI years. We say
the lust 10 year, for during that pe
riod a new suhool of Anierionn drama
tins come into its own. Prior to this
time, the theatrical trust thought (hut
nothing good could come from uu
American author, so often hud tho
Knglih play often made over to give
it a local flavor ami others were
trnndutcd front Ihe French. David
Helnseo was the Hrt to take hold of
our home product. He brought Chin.
Klein to the front. "Paid in Full"
hud the usual hard time in receiving
recognition. Its author, Kngeue Wal
ter, faced hunger before he found a
buyer for his ware".
Iust night's c.r-t was in the uiaiu
u good one. Frank Marlon as Cap
tain Williams is nn experienced actor.
He has marked out the liner x)in(s
and shadings of his part. lie knows
the value of a vue. Mr. Maucroft
was splendid as James Smith, lie is
a careful, paiutakiug netor and was
at all times a favorite.
Lester Masselt is not quite up to
the part of Joseph llnmks. His men
tal ision docs not comprehend the
character 'the author had in mind
when he wrote (he play. Mis per
formance is without color, lie puts
down the loud tednl in the llrst act
and keeps it down until the drop of
the last curtain.
Miss F.dnu Hrotliers as Kiniiia
Mmoks is an emotional actress of far
more than ordinary ability; her stage
presence is good; -he has a Hue voice,
and has graceful action. The rc-t
of tho east was very good, indeed,
the play as a whole was one of Ihe
real enjoyable theatrical events of
the season.
600
000
MINES
TO QUIT WORK
Men Employed In Cardiff Collieries
to Go Out March I Operators Re
fuse to Grant Minimum Scale Men
Demand.
LONDON', Feb. Ul.Tlml more
than (100,000 i'oul minors employed iu
Ihe Cardiff oollerioS will quit woik
March 1, when the present wage scale
Agreement expire, Mppears ceilain
today.
Tin-operators have flatly refused
to grant the minimum wnuo scale dc.
unwilled by the men and the officials
of the .Miners' federation aiv iu mn
sion here to discuss the situation,
Although nothing official litis been
given out, it is believed that the gov
erning body will iiutlioriKo a walkout
luring the next few days.
Several weeks ago the men voted
on the strike proposition in the event
of their demand being refused and III"
balloting showed them almost unaiii
uiottsly in favor of a walkout.
COURTlOuuE news
Dr : Kirclijjessner
Pmelluu limited to elionle diseases.
HOTEL HOLLAND
Wednesdays. Hours, 10 to II,
PLUMBING
Stoam and Hot Wntor
Hoating
All Work (lunrnntfcul.
I'rlocii HoiiNOUuliln.
COPFEEN & PRICE
03 Howard niocfc, Ontmnrt on Stu Ot.
rnolflo 3031. Horn 040.
t- j
Noyes& Black
II0UH1C AND HKi.N l'AINTINO
Up-to-l)nto Auto and Cnrrlago
l'nlutluK, Gold I.cnc Ulgua nnd
Iuterlur Decorating n tipcclnlty,
8bop nuil Orrieo
H. drape nml lOtti St.
Office Phono 7771. Hot. 7213.
All Work l'OBltlvoly Ouarnnteed.
Isaac N. Van Nuys Dead.
LOS ANOKI.K.S. Cal., Feb. 13.-
iaue .M'wtnii au Miys, pioneer
business man of Ios Angeles, is dead
today after fire year illness. He
came to I.o' Angeles iu 1871. His
fortune is climated at $.'1,000,001).
Even the Spectator Shudders
(From tho Portland Spectator;)
It was with deep sorrow that the
Spectator noticed the shocking lan
guage tho Oregonlan employed on
Tuesday in referring to tho Medford
Mail Tribune. As every ono knows,
tho Oregonlan does not love tho Mall
Tribune; indeed, our Portland con
temporary has an unfathomably deep
disesteem for our Medford contem
porary. But wo submit that no news
paper should allow Its feeling of
contempt, hatred, or loathing toward
another to betray it into the use of
such wicked and approbrios epithets
as the Oregonlan employed toward
tho Mall Tribune. Tho Oregonlan
called tho Mall Tribune a laudator
temporis actl.
This is not only libellous, but It Is
billingsgate; not only billingsgate,
but dangerous, as it Inevitably tends
to a breach of tho peace. Wo feel
certain and the certainty arousesjn
us tho very darkest forebodings
that tho Mall Tribune will not tame
ly submit to this brutal and uncalled
for Insult. Nono but a poltroon may
bo called a laudator temporis actl
with immunity. Tho Mall Trlbuno Is
not a poltroon. So wo fear the wo said bofore, wo shuddor,
worst and more. And shudder.
Tho Spectator had hoped that tho
days of ruffian, swashbucklerlng
Journalism had passed. Hy following
a course of sweetness and light our
selves, we have ever sought to set an
example worthy of emulation by our
contemporaries. We thought that by
an exhibition of gentleness and cour
tesy and kindly patronage wo might
soften tho rankerous hatred that our
contemporaries feel toward each
othor. And we had flattered our
selves that our amelloratlvo efforts
had not boon wholly in vain until
wo found that the Oregonlan, becom
ing even more brutal and vicious
thun ever, had deliberately and wan
tonly insulted tho Mail Tribune by
anathematizing It as a laudator tem
poris actl.
Thero's no use trying to pour Sa
maritan oil into the ruw wounds of
the Mull Trlbuno, nor will It avail to
preach peace. When one nutyspapor
applies tho opprobrious epithet of
laudator temporis actl to another,
there can be but ono result.
Wo expect to seo tho pale air pf
Oregon streaked with gore. And, as
MEDFORD MARKETS
Retnil Prices.
'Vegetables.
Potatoes $1-50 por cwt.
Cabbage 3c.
Parsnips 2 ',!.
Lettuce 10c head.
Carrots 2 & c.
Beets 2 Kc.
Onions 3c.
Celery 60c Jl dor.
Cauliflower 10020c hoad.
Turnips 2 c.
Radishes 5c bunch.
Onions Green, Cc bunch.
Fruit.
Cocoanuts 10c each. '
Prunes Dried, 10c lb.
Lemons 25c dozpn.
Bananas 10c to 30c per dozen.
Oranges 15c to 40c.
Cranberries 10c quart.
Hutter, Kggs and Poultry.
Butter Fresh ranch, per roll,
G5c; creamery, 8Gc.
Kggs Fresh ranch, 30c; storage,
20c.
Poultry Hens, dressed, 18c; live
12c; sprlngj, drosscd, 20c.
Turkeys 20c to 25c, dreued.
Meats, Wholesale,
Beof Cows, 4,4c; atcera, Cc.
Pork 5 di 6c.
Veal Drosscd, V'jflOc.
Mutton 3 SVfcc, livo; lambs', C
7c . ,
WARRING CHINESE TONGS
SIGN PEACE TREATY
BAN FRANCISCO, Col., Feb. 13.
Warring Chinese tongs hero have pre
pared to sign im armistice until
March 7. Representatives of the
tongs meet at tho offices of the Six
Companies this afternoon to sign up
the pact. This insures ponce in
Chinatown through lliu Chhiuso new
year festivitien at least.
, Had this pact not been ngreed upon
m nnswor lo Chief of Police White's
ultimatum, the authorities would have
blockaded Chinatown. All tourists
and non-residents of the Chinese col
ony would have been kept out and
CHAMP CLARK GUEST
OE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. Speaker
and Mrs. Chump Clark will be the
guests of President nnd Mrw. Tuft nt
a dinner at' the White House (his
evening. ' The speaker's dinner, which
was inaugurated last year by Presi
dent Tuft in honor of the then Speak
er Cannon of tho house, is the last
formal btato dinner of tho White
llouso season. Unofficially, however,
the White House eutcrlaiuiiig will
continue until Lent.
TAFT SECOND LINCOLN
BALLIN6ER
A new machine wrench of German
invention bus a pivoted jaw, which
BRATTLE, Wash., Feb, 13.
"Somo prefer Washington, others
Mr. Lincoln, still others Mr. Roose
velt' us tho Ideal representative of
true statesmanship and tho friend of
the majority," said formor Secretary
of tho Interior Ballluger at the Lin
coln day banquet heio. last nlKht,
"Hut without tuklug tho glory from
any, I want to suy that Mr. Tuft is
,iim king history that will place him
In tho front rank of the presidents.
"The greatest dlfferonco botweon
Lincoln and Taft Is corporal, hut tho
principal of fidelity to truth, to tho
eternal laws of Justice and tho rum-
Hoy and I'eed, Wliolcsalo.
Hay Timothy, ?18; alfalfa, UC;
grass, ;iC; grain hay, 10. t
Grain Wheat, 11-02 bushel; oats.
J37 ton; barloy, 5-10 ton.
thousands of dollars' worth of trade permit it to grasp live of tho six ut"U 'aw J"" a? "'
jvould havo. hoeq Jost, . &wa of n JimchboimI mit at once. J'"0" I'00'10 characterizes both.
Oh, How I Itched!
Uliat lone nervo-racklwr days of con
plant tortura what slceplcus nli;litH of
terrlblo agony Itch Itch Itch, oon
Unt lton, until It seemed taut I must
w off wjr vry Wn then
instant rtlUf tny Uln cooled, nootlicJ
and healed!
Tljo wry first drops of D.D.D. Pro
Bcrjytlon for Kczomu Htopped thut awful
Uc.,.'.JnM,ori"y! yes. the very moment
p.DJ). touelit-a the' burning skin tho tor
ture ceased. A SGo liottlo proves It.
D.V.l). Jihh Iiecn luiown for yeuru as
the only absolutely reliable eizeinu
remedy, for it washes away the dlHeao
Kerrim and leaves tho Hldn as clear und
healthy us thut of u child.
All other druggists have D.D.D. pre
scription eo to Uiem It you can't Como
10 us nut don't accept some iiii; piont
ffubstltute.
But If yon como to our store, wo nro
so certain or what D.D.I), will do for you
that wo offer you a full slsso liottlo on
this Kuaruntee: If you do not II ml that
it takes away tho Itch AT ONCE, it
costs you not a cent,
Medford Pharmacy,
Real ICMnti TrituxitrtloiiN.
Jennie (I. Jones to V. .1. Km
eriek, land iu Ahlaiul Home
stead assoi'iation $1,0(10
K. K. Cook to Ida M. Neil, laud
in Tp. 30, IK 1,800
C. I). Rroek lo M. W. Wagner,
land iu Tp. 35, IW 1.10
Reua It. Piirdiu to Hoi (if Marie
Hciiiii'll, property in Crowell
ndd.. Med foul t
Thomas Thomson to Jnmun A.
Kane, laiul iu Talent 1,000
Kdwiu P. lliigluw lo W. A.
Turner; assignment of eou-
tracr.
A. K. Reames to Kdwiu P.
Hughe, laud in Tp. 38, l. 10
F. W. Wald to Rosa Wald
Kliiigeuberg, laud iu Tp. 37,
IW. 1
lltiin Wald Klingi'iiberg lo K.
V. llnlhne, laud in Tp. 37,
IW 10
K. V. Guthrie to Knmi Wald
Klingenheiy, land iu Tp. 37,
I). W. Day to S. L. (lrigshv,
lot 1, I.Ik 10, Mitlto Falls. .. r.00
George l.owd to Sidney F. Pot
tor, hind in Tp'. IW, -IW. ... 1
C. 11. Freiiidi to (luorge l.owd,
land iu Tp. 3(1, 4V 10
L. F. Kirkpatrirk to L. I). Aek
ley, land in blk -I, Medford. . 10
Graeo S. Oxborn to Awhlaiid
Kloi'trie Power and Light Co.
lot 13, blk -ID, Summit add,,
Ashland - 1
Clam ('. Anderson to I),
llnight, lots and 'J, blk
11, Ilekiiiu'ft amended add.,
Gold Hill 10
('has. M. Knglii.li el al to Julius
A. Munke, land in Tp. 38,
IW. l
Pert Anderson to F. A. Palmer
laud iu Graudview Orchard
tracts io
POLITICAL CARDS
(Paid Advertisement.)
For Joint ItcprcKcntutlvo.
I herohy uunoiinco myself ns can
didate for .the nomination of Joint
representative or tho .Ninth repre
sentative district subject to tho en
dorsement ot tho republican party nt
tho primary election April 19, 1012,
I present my candidacy before tho
people ns a progressive, I shall sup
port statement No, i hecauso I be
lieve In It. ,On all other inatters If
elected I shall work earnestly for
thoso measures which I bellovo to bo
for tho best iutorestn of tho people.
C. E. WHISLKR.
BE WISE
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THE MERRIV0LD SHOP
134 Wit Main.
fia
docs not consist In driving n cheap
bargain, but In securing tho best
service. A Httlo inuulry will roveal
tho fact that my patrons aro satisfied
patrons, There Is a rouson,
lio wise.
Dr. Rickert
FOR SALE
Choice
Baled Alfalfa Hay
Delivered iu Medford iu ton lots al
$15.50 PER TON
$14.75 PER TON
, at oar,
Sand postal or telephone (Home)
SLEEPY HOLLOW FARM
ROCK POINT, ORE.
Our alfalfa is well cured and is not
sun scorched and retains all its rich
juices nnd iiotiriihuieut nnd color.
The stalks are not bruised and broken
and the tender leaves and tops are
not bruised and shattered off. Till',
FINKST TOP-VALPK HAY THAT
CAN' IIH PROIJUCKI).
Tho farm is irrigated from Rogue
river.
Kycslght Hpcclallst
Over ICentner'u
Medford Real Estate
& Employment Agency
von SAlii:
20 acres nt Knglo Point, Ja00.
20 acres .'I miles out from Medford
-'00 per aero,
10 arrcH improved, house, barn,
orchard, etc., IK000.
0 acres Improved I Vj miles out,
7(I00.
5 room bungalow with kitchen
furniture, fOO.
5 room bungalow, $ I lino,
I room house, filli down, $10 per
mouth, $ 7 Til),
.'i room house, lot OOxllir., JILT.
down, bal. $10 pur mouth,
5 acres 2!)i miles out, Improved,
Houhoh for sale. Call and seo us,
1(!0 (ici'oh I Vi miles out, $ 1 CO per
acre,
TltADK
d acres, will take house ns part
exchange.
10 nures near Contral Point for
house In town,
20 acres up (lilfflu creek good for
chicken ranch.
5 acres ut Kuglu Point for u good
lot or a team,
2 Rco cars to trade for acreage
or lots,
1 have all kinds of trades to offer.
Trades, trades of all kinds,
KMPLOVMUNT
2 men for pruning,
(llrls for general housework.
Hlx coal minors.
E. P. A. BITTNER
ROOMS 0 AND 7, PALM BLOCK
Opposite Nash Hotel
I'liouo II ll Home, 1 1.
WHERE TO GO
I TONIGHT
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STAR
THEATRE
ALWAVH .V 'I'll I j liHAIl
1000 feyt. of fonluro Flint IOOO
ft Photoplays Today ft
"IIUOCKTO.V KAIU .N HOIINI-:
NIIOW"
A complete tour of tho ureal fair
of l!ll, showing run, puradi.
homo and dairy cuillo show. A
film all will wntil to seo.
"TIIIC Hlf A W.MAN'S
ltl?'MNi'l"
'I'alhe" wootuin diniiia,
"8KHI.VU lin-VAI.O"
Kducatloiint t'ulc
"MINI PNO.K'S CONNUNT"
Iteflued Coined)'
"A Night oft"
The film of a thoinouid kIkkIom.
'11m motion picture musicians
a i K.vrmm
"WOOLWORTHB"
Tho Photoplay MiimIcIhiim
Itemeiuber our cIiiiiiko days
Suudny, Tiicftduy and Friday
Mntluoort Kvory Day.
AD.MIHHIUN 10c
ISIS
THEATRE
TONIGHT
Tine om:inLNs" trio
Present
"111 ,NI '.al"
Their nrlsimil comedy drcwtlng
room net, by Pert K Oheriuun.
Hcene Two Dressing Room.
Time lloforo llm Hhow.
Cnt Liii'Mo IllKh Salary, Ailn
llelst Ohermnn; Ktlod Fluffy (her
imrtutir), Maud Wlltlauu; Ilei'tlc
(A FriMit), Itert K. Ohermnn;
lludweliter, JiiNt a dog.
Three Reels, .'tOOO feet of
MOTION PICTURES
Rest of Mux in
Hpeclal Matinee.
Raturdity and Huudiiy 'I p. in.
Kvenlug Performance 7 p. m.
Seattle Appraisals
Bovoral Medford peoplo haro
employed us to appnilno Reattlo
real estate. Such npprnlnal is
usually worth inoro than It costs.
Ira J, I)od;o of Medford was
formerly connected with this of
fice Other Seattle and Medford
references on request.
It. O. K1USIUNK .i COMPANY
i:00 New Vork Illk., Henttlo
(Charter Momhor Seattlo lloal Id-
tato Assn.)
REAL ESTATE
Willamette Valley Fnrms
of nil descriptions,
Garden and Frolt Lands, Timber
Lands.
Some excellent bargains iu AL
HANY CITV PROPKRTY.
Wrilo or call on
J. V. PIPE
20:i West riccoml .ML. Albany, Ore.
W. E. Fhlpps has removed his
law office from the Philips Otilltl
Inii to First National Bank Culltl
liifl rooms 207-208. Telophono
number chanucd to 1272.
IF YOU OWN
A LOT
Wo will hulld you a homo on
monthly payments.
MEDFORD REALTY AND IM
PROVEMENT COMPANY .
M. F. and II. Co. Building
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up