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KEEPS APPLES LOW
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NEW YORK, Dec. lO.-CnlilcH
from foreign markets nro ns follews:
1onilou M. 'mines & Sons cable
Hint lliero is more rirmuiut fis;nriii;
on holiday requirement nml thoy
quota on Wnltwivillc Newtown", 4
lion, Gs Otl to 7s, nnd 1M tier " 91
to Ok, but givo no quotation on Ore
gon or WnftliliiRton tipples.
Llvcrjwol -Messrs. I. Voimolly A:
Co. cnblo the offennps nre nmplc
lint tlitt union moderate nnd Hint their
market is miicIiuiikciI, which menus
tVattonvlllo New towns, 1 Hers, (,
nnd 4V& tiers 4s Od. They nls.o pvc
no rejwrt on Oregon npplcs but late
ly thoy have been mnkinc nbout 'Js
nhovc the ntsonillcs, depending on
quality, elc.
Shipments: There left Now York
Inst week tho following boxed ap
ples: Liverpool, 8,000; London, 10,
fiOO; Hombuip;, 111,000; Hrcmcn, ",
f00; GlnRow, 3000; various, 1000.
This mnkes n totnt oC 49,000
r-jcuinst 78,700 the week before, nnd
is n material reduction which may
prove beneficial in en using higher
prices on boxed npplcs in Kurope,
remembering also the increasing do
liinnd usually spriiigrig up nbout
this timo for holidny fruft.
As far ns New York is concerned,
the strike was settled nt the cud of
last week. About 25 cars of npplcs.
v.crc disposed of yeMcrdny nnd to
day on the Erie wharf nnd the mar
ket is not n bit better than it was.
Apples nro selling nil tho way from
$1.00 to $1.75 per box, only n few of
something fine selling $2.00 or over,
nnd the great bulk of all the npplcs
that nre actually being sold go out
nt $1.25 to $1.50. At auction yes
terday nnd today some apples from
SHkuuo sold, Jonathans, $1.20 to
$1.40; Wngncrs, $1.05 to $1.10; from
Idaho, Gnnos $1.00 to $1.15; Idaho
Itcnutirs, 80o to $1.05; yesterday one
car frrim,Orepn sold, Jonathans, DOc
to $1.00; IJnldwint), 80o to 85c. Im
mense nrrivnls of organcs from Flo
rida, California nnd Porto Kico are
belling n little lower. A good many
of the finest apples arc going into
cold storage.
Weather decidedly mixed, one dav
miny and ulmost hot, next day clenr
and cooler.
$1000 IS SENT 10
TO
0
WA
ON BUD ANDERSON
One thou anil dollars was dis
patched to San Francisco today by
local admirers of Hud Anderson
which Is to be placed In tho hands ot
Snlko Stnttcrly, sporting editor ol
tho San Francisco Call, to bo used nt
he sees tit In order to securo a fif
teen round go between Anderson and
Wlllto Hoppc. Slattcrly Is to otter
the money s a $1000 sldo bet with
lloppo and If ho cannot Recuro the
go he Is to try and get a match with
Franklo Hums. The local men nro
confident that Anderson will securo
a go and that he wilt get to top rung
of tho ladder beforo he Is whipped.
Hawhldo Kelly, manager of Unbo
t'lrato left for San Frnulco Tues
day. He has declared repeatedly
that Anderson Is the best man nt
133 ho has ever seen and that he
will one day bo world's champion.
OS
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NEWS
B
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IS
UMMIN
NT
INDICTED
2023
10
START WORK SOON
MOUNTAIN ROAD
Actual construction work will
start boon on tho new road tho
forestry eervlco Is constructing In the
niuo Lcdgo country which will lead
through tho Cook and Green pans
and down to tho Klamath river. Lo
cators have been at work and Super
visor Krlckson of tho Crater Nation
al forest IctXioduy fo"r that territory
to hate tho actual construction work
start.
Tho construction of this road will
open a now territory to Mcdford and
will result in great benefit to this
section. Trado from tho mining
camps in that neighborhood has been
going a much longer distance to
California owing to tho lack ot a
road.
I
LIN
IS TO'
BE
TED
AN
Tliu caso It tho stuto against Jim
Ling, churgod with assault with a
deadly weapon upon tho porson of
Wo Leo is to bo aired again in tho
circuit court. Tho first trial re
sulted In a dUugrcQincnt following
which Ling was freed on his own
recognlzunca and tho caso continued
uut tho December term of court.
Tho cw was brought up Monday
In tho circuit court and sot down
for trial fallowing tho other crimi
nal cases ou tho docket.
Tho new grand Jury which was
summoned Monday, was dismissed
Monday afternoon until March 17,
subject to a recall at any time by the
court.
The grand Jury took action In but
one case, that of tho stato vs. Cum
mlngs for murder nnd In that re
turned not a true bill. Ciuumlngs
was said by Frank Seymour to be
an accomplice- beforo the fact In tho
Ocdaskalous murder to which Sey
mour and Spauos confessed.
Cummings is now lodged In the
county Jail awaiting trial upon n
charge of whlto slavery.
SCHOOL CHILDREN WIN
LIBERTY BELL FOR FAIR
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 10. He
uauc of tho plea of Mrs. Kiumti
Donne, special representative from
Sim Kmtieiseo, who personally pre
sented to Mayor Dlaukcnburg n huge
petition containing more than 500,-
000 signatures of school children of
California, that official today un
qualifiedly favors sending the Liber
ty bell to the Panama Pacific c.R
sitiou in 1015.
NOTICK.
Notico Is hereby given that wo,
tho undersigned, being moro than
ten per cent of tho taxpayers of road
district No. Z of Jackson county, Ore
gon, hereby glvo notice that a meet
ing of tho taxpayers o( said road
district will be held at Talent city
ball' in said road district on tho
30th day of December, 1912, at 2:30
o'clock p. m. Said meting will bo
held pursuant to section 6321 of
Lord's Oregon laws and tho object
ot said meeting Is by a majority voto
ot the taxpayers of said road district
at said meeting to levy such addi
tional taxes, as they may deem advis
able, to improvo tho roads of said
district.
Framo Holt & Frame, Tlico. J, Fish
S. 1. Hunter, Joseph H. Webster, D.
W. Wheeler', L. Atoning, O. A. Hover,
C. F. lloucll, E. Calhoun, A. 8. Fur
ry, L. A. Itosc, J. M. Kader, C. Carey,
James Allen, S. S. Slovens, George
floberts, John E. Itobcrts, George
James, M. L. Hartley, Clara L. Hart
ley, J. A. McDonald, Joshua Patter
son, E, E. Fobs, J, I. Coleman, Cbas.
Rose, Welborn Hecson. Nelllo J. Dec
son, H. S. Glcln, Win. Klrby, A.
Ilandall, G. A. Morse, Morso ltcalty
company.
Dated December 0, IS 12.
10
10
100
10
10
10
SCHOOL TAX
LEW 10 MILLS
Tho school tax for tho coining
year was fixed ut a special school
minitlng Monday ufternoou at tho
tlgl school at 10 mills for tho com
ing )ar. This is slightly in ad
vujicq of last year's levy.
According to members of tho
school board this lovy will provide
ulmost enough fuuda for yeur's ex
penses but wll leavo small deficit.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that we, tho
undersigned, being mora than ten
per cent ot tho taxpayers of Hood
District No. 12, of Jackson county,
Oregon, hereby glvo notico that a
meeting of the taxpayers of said road
district will bo hold ut Lake crcok,
Jackson county, Oregon, In said dis
trict on tho 30th day of December,
1012, at tho hour of ono o'clock p.
in. Said meeting will bo held pur
suant to section G321 Lord's Oregon
laws and tho object of suld meeting
Is, by a majority voto of tho tax
payers of said district at said meet
ing, to lovy such additional taxes as
they may deem udvlsablo to Improvo
tho roads of said district.
Dr. E. Klrchgessner, E. H. Thorn
bruo, M, II. Gordon, D. II. Uussoll, C.
U. Ccntors, Mrs. Mury F Gago, C. C.
Gago, G. D. Johnston, Mrs. M. E.
Mlddlobusher, E. E. Ash, John 11.
Miller, T. n. Lawson, G. W. Weeks,
T. J. Johnson, It. It. Dawson, L. J.
Murck, A. E. It. Albright, Mrs. S. E.
Albright. John W. Warner, John T.
Fry, J. M. Storm, W. 11. Merrlman,
Oliver Gaines, Carl T. Skyman,
George Cubick, J. T. Kummorleo, v,
T. Houston, W. P. Morgan, T. C.
Games, J. C. Hannah, T. W. Dally,
E, D. Ilalney, J. E. Foster,
Dated this 5th duy of December.
ttenl Kttnte 'lYnufrrs
Clara M. Duiitou, et ir to (I.
W. Mnyfield, laud In section
11, tup. ;i", south range 2
west 10
P. Olson Km I ol uv to It. U.
Jolinnsou, 21 acres in section
7, I w p. 117, south, mngo 1
H. IT. Johauson to l 11. Patter
son nnd wife. 21 acres in
(ection 7, twp. 37, south,
rnngv 1 west 1
Klijnh Giblis to Orin Cornish,
15 neres in twp. IIS, south,
roups 1 west
Orin Cornish to W. H. Craw
ford, 15 neres in twp. 118,
south, range 1 west
Uoyd N. Admnson el ux to Syl
vester Pntteron ct ux, lots
21 nnd 22 in the II. It. Car-
, tor ndd. to Ashlnnd 2000
Ralph . Shipmun et ux to
Nellie Robert Unit el ir, 5
neres in section 14, twp. 'M,
south, range 1 cast ........
Howard P. Wilcox et ux lo V.
L. Orr, portions of lots 1 1, 12
nnd 13, nl-o lots 7 nnd 8 in
Highland Pnrk tract to As-h-luud
Klirnbeth A. Hartley to A. J.
Hnuby, lots 14 nnd 15, Mid
wnywny tract
Mrs. A. It. Phipps to J. W.
Ornnthnm, lots 4. block 10,
Laurel huiM addition to Mcd
ford J. W. Grantham et ux to duck
son Co. Hldg. Si Loan Ass'n,
lot 4, block 10, IaureHmtt
ndd. to Mcdford
11. i Ilecser to Margin et I.
Itccser et nl. lots 'I, 4. 5, tl,
7, S. 0, 10. 11, 12. lit, 17, 18,
nnd n portion of lot IP, all in
Highland Pnrk ndd. to Ash
iniiu A. A. Davis et ux to George 1).
Snltznmn, tH'.SG acres in sec
tion 34, twp. 37, .south, raugu
Cri-tnbc! Rose Hof flier el ir to
Alexis Hubbard, 10.31 neres
in I). Ij. C. 80, twK 37, south,
range 2 west 1
J. I. Corbelt ct ux to Sl ester
Pntterson et ux, lot 31! and
iwrtion of lot 35, in Highland
Pnrk tract. Ashland 000
Ida A. Worrell ct xir to Mattio
E. Wcstcrmirc, 15 norvs in
section 24, twp. 35, nth.
range 3 west 3501)
Klla 31. Howard et ir l !. W.
Carter, trustee, priorly in
Ashlnnd 10
K. V. Carter, trustee, in Mnr
gurcl Rcftwick, fl ucre in see
lion 10, twp. 3D, south, ningu
1 Cft-st Ill
A. P. Curry rt ue ( Hcp-ic !.
Woodruff, inr'.ion of lot 3.
block 0, in Park ndd. io.Mui
ford 10
K. C. Libby to Ooorio Qreenx
wcig & Co., lot fl, b'ock 7, in
Ross add. to Mcdford
Howurd S. Hundley to C. E.
Kvuus, laud in section 20,
twp. 30, south, range 1 wast 2000
Elmer S. fihiipk et ux In Hurry
K. Spalding, et nl, 88 acres
in section 20, twp. 38, south,
range 1 east 13,200
Harry K. Spuldlng et ux lo It.
. Duke, half interest in mid
to 88 acres in section 20,
twp. 38, south, range 1 eaht. 5000
G. L. Schcrmcrhom ct ux lo
Sara I'ngnley, 80.031 neres
iti twp. 37, south, range 1
west 4000
D. S. Woodet ux to Fanners &
Fruitgrowers Hank, land in
section 25, twp. 37, south,
rnugo 2 west 1
Martha It. Mitchell ct ir to W.
T. Grieve, lots 1 and 2 in sec
tion 31 and lot 4 in section
30, all in twp. 32, south, range
3 cimt 10
Sid M. Nichul et ux to Sarah
M. Martin, lot V, block 8, Im
perial udd. to Mcdford 10
Wm. Wright von der Hellen et
nl to California-Oregon Pow
er Co., lot 17, block 7, Central
udd. to Eagle Point 1
Elmiru Muy Cox to Oakdulu
Lund Investment Co., block
23 of Oakdulu Park addition
to Medford 1C
Oukdulo Land Investment Co. to
W. II. Evcrhurd, block 23 of
tho Oukdulo Park add. to
Mcdford in
W. If. Eveihnid lo (Jcoigo Wnl.
lent, block 23 in (htkdulc Pnrk
udd. lo MedlVrd 10
J. A. Cnlfee et lo Jeitnlo
tlntuclt, et nl, portion of lots
23, 21. 25 nml 20. block I
of tho Ruilmnd ndd. to Ash
land 100
S. K. Decker el lo Joiinio
llnnictl, portion of lots 23,
21, 25 uiid2ll, block K, Rail
road ndd. to Ashland . .... 2D7
Anna E. Partnnteer et ir lo
Riehurd P. Campbell et u,
pro)crty in Ashland 10
Elmer Coletutut ot u to ,1. I.
Helms, 40 acres in section 21,
twp. 38, soiilh, range 2 west. 1
Wm. E. K. Dodge to Spnneor M.
Marsh, 1(12 acres in scotion 0,
twp. 41. south, range I west. 10
Knte Dodge to Spencer M.
Marsh, 1(10 neres in section
0, twp. 41, south, rauge 4
west 10
Elirnbcth II. Dodge to Spencer
M. Marsh, lot) acres in see
tion 0, twp. 41 south, range
4 west 10
Aldy Simons el ir to .1. It.
Thompson, land in section 30
twp. 38, south, tango 2 en si 10
May M. Heard el vir lo Polk
Hull, laud in twp. 37, Mitith
range 1 west, also in twp. 37,
south, range 1 west 100
J. I). Helms lo S. Gardner, 40
acres in section 21, twp. 38,
south, range 2 west 100
Stephen Gardner et ux to ,1 L.
Helms, 5 acres in twp. south,
range 1 west 100
Mngggi P. Dmmhill ct ir to
Iewis Mishler et xir, lots 4
and 1(1 and lots 5 and 17 in
in block 3 of the C. A D. sub
division, also lot in suid addi
tion 10
Maggie P. Drumhill lo 1". S. Col
lins et ux, lots G. II, 10, 11,
12, 18, li, 20, 21, 22 and 2 J
in block 3 of thctC. A D. sub
division 10
Maggie P. Drumhill to Lillian
M. Reynolds, et xir, lots 1, 2,
3, and the north part of lots
4. blk. 3, of the C. & D. sub
dixisioii to Mcdford 10
PntttaN'
Estate of DelolF. Mills, deceased,
order appointing Sarah Francos
Mills. E. V. Carter nud F. II. Carter
executors. Order appointing F. D.
Wagner, CI. O. Eubanks and J. W.
McCoy, appraisers.
Estate of Charles T. Anderson, de
ceased, order appointing llcssic An
derson, administratrix.
Mnrringe Mrrnccs
Stcvo Stimson of Mcdford and
Grace Humphrey of Central piint.
Jcsso A, Wilson and Either M.
Ltcrry, both of Jacksonville.
Dorsey I). N'orris and Elunbct'i It.
Hycstcr, Ixith uf Ashland.
J. H. Reese and Ida Ihiugert, hid'j
of Medfoid.
Peter Dcnhof and Anna Ank it,
both of Medfotd.
Justin E. Judv nud Musln M. .Mili
eu r, both of Mcdford.
Arlelgh ( lliiiekiuiiu nud llrueo
Exeiill, boll, of Ashland.
I low aid 1 1. Houghton nml Cliil-tliui
Murion, both of Hullo Fulls,
Ma ix in V. Ilibbs nml Hcs-do King,
both of Ashland.
Circuit Com I
The Mcdford Nntlonnl bank v,
John M. Root, uetiou to recover
inouoy. t.'omplalnt filed,
Mitchell Lewis & Stover Co., Xs
11. F. Hensou nud Rex Hint, suit to
foreclose n morlgngo.
I. L. llrnilshnxv s. Ed Cowden,
nellon for money.
Frank II. Hull s. C. W. Lake, ne-
tion to recover money.
NOTICE.
Notico Is hereby given that the un
dersigned xvlll npply to tho city coun
cil ot tho city of Mcdford at Its next
regular mooting on December 17,
1012, for a license- to sell splrltous,
vinous and malt lluuors In quanti
ties less than a gallon at his place
of business nt No. 17, South Front
street, In said city, for a period of
six mouths.
O. M. BKI.SIIY.
Dated December Cth. 1913.
Household Economy
How !! tbr n rough
Syrup nad Hai $2, hjr
Maklac It at lloaar.
ihvn put 2J.j ounw of
worth) In a pint lotllc.
Cough mtsllelnen, a a rule, contain a
Isrgn iUAiitlty of I'UIn J) tup. If jou
take run plat of gmiiulstisl augar, add
-i pint ot warm wntrr and stir alsut
2 mlmitr, xoii Iiro as good ayrup s
K you will then
rincx IftOmits' woi
and (III it u i with tlm Htintr Sxrun. xoii
will havn as tnurh cmiikIi nvrup a you
could bux rrndy inado for $2.60. It
keeps prrfecllx.
And jou will find il tho let coiifih
syrup jou ever usl rvrn In xrhooplng
cough. Vou can frr it take hobl tun
ally utotn the mot mxrro cough In 21
houra. It la Junt Uxntlvn riiough, It n,
good tonlo rllivt, anil (Asto It plManU
Tako a tcaiHotiful every one, to or
tlirro hour.
It U n splendid Tcmrdx, too, for
whooping cough, croup, Iummcocm, ath
ron. clirst palm, etc.
I'inrx l thn mot valuable eonrrntra
trl roniiHitinii of Norway wlilto lilnn ex
tract, rich in gunUcol and alt tlm hvi
Ing pine element. No other prepara
tion will work in till formula.
ThU reel pa for making cough remedy
w(h 1'lncx anil Kupir Syrup U now
uied and prlnl In thousand of lionvft
in thn United Stales and Canada, Thn
plan has often Urn Imitatetl but never
surceRifidly.
A guaranty of absolute tatltfaetlnn, or
money pmtnpttr ref amled. give with thU
rerii. Your dnieiHtt haa l'lnex. or will
fft It for vou. If not, nd to Tho
rincx
CO., Ft, Wayne, Ind.
rjiiiiittiidi
LADIES'
SHOES
Ladies, it low priecs and 'ood (jtialiiy count
in yhoe l)iiying wo can Have you money. We
now have on hand tlio best line ol' Ladies'
Shoes we have ever .shown at the low prices
of $2.00, $2.50 and ;J.OO in gun metal, vici,
tan, and patent leathern, all up-to-date but
ton shapes.
JOHN KELLY SHOES FOR LADIES
.'In tan, vici, gun metal and patent leathers.
The price is $.'3.00 and $4.00.
TheWARDROBE
Clothing and Shoe Store
. l'y
sSaO
rino Wutch uml
ite pairing
Medford, Oregon,
AN INVESTMENT IN A
DIAMOND
Requires careful thought and tho proper confi
dence in firm, to warrant absolute satisfaction. To
note tho proper comparison you must inspect them
from a large and well selected stock, such as T am
able io show. In this wiy you become thoroughly
familiar with values and feel assured of safe and
economical buying through my binding guarantee.
Jmre,r' MARTIN J. REDDY
Tho Jeweler
Diamond Sotting unci Ku
graving Dono Hero
Npur Post Office
WEDNESDAY
JARDINIERES
.1 lot of fancy shape
green mat Jardin
ieres, our regular $1
lo $l.f)0 qunlity; not
over two to any one
person.
CHOICE 50 CENTS
WATER JUGS
!1 lot plain while fancy
shape semi-porcelain
Mill and "Water Jug;
our regular 20e to
JOe quality; not over
two to any ono person
CHOICE 10 CENTS
200 piocos Tin and Novolty Toys; rogular 15c
to 25c valuo3; two big tablo3. Tomorrow, your
choice, oach a 10t
The finest line of Christmas Post Cards in Mod
ford the same quality card other stores ask Go
each for, are hero in any quantity at, each 1
A handsome hand-colored 1!llt Calendar, each in
box ready to mail; big selection, here,
each 10, 125 and 50
200 boxes of Writing Paper with lOnvelopes to
match, a -lOe to Goo quality, put up in a very at
tractive fancy box, at, your choice, each i55
2,000 articles suitable- for Xmas Gifts to solcct
from horo tho price from l;'- up to 95.00, will
fit any purso.
HUSSEY'S
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POKTZ.AMD
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All cars
.Allwcathcrs-all
conditions
ZEROLENE
the best'auto.oil
,in the
.handiest can..
Initial on .orolcno in thu original packages
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(IneurpoMltit) BAIT TKAHCIBCO
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY EXCURSION
LOS ANGELES
AND RETURN
via tho
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Docombor
30, 1912
to
SUNSET
0GDEN&SHASTA
ROUTES
DODayfl
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ROUND TRIP FARES:
OrnntH I'iixh uml Uokuq Itlvor jaCOO
(Sold Hill afi.90
Tolo 35.no
.McJfonl, 1'hooiilx, Tulnnt uutl Aaliland .'ID, 00
SPECIAL TRAIN SCHEDULE
I.cavo Oranta I'nnn 'i','i p.m. Mcdford 11:35 p, in,
I.011V0 ItoKiin Itlvor 8: 30 p. in, l'lioonlx ,.3;3n p, in,
I.cuvo Oold Hill 2:G5 fi, in, Talent 3;h3 p. m,
I.oavn Central Point 3:81 p.m. Ashland 4:30 p. m.
Arrlvo at Sun KrunclBco 1:10 p. in, next day, In llino for
San Francisco's Now Yoar Colouration
Htopii Houth ot San Kranclxco can lio mado at Ool Mnnto, SuiiIh
Cruz, I'abo Jtohlco Hot SprliiKU nnd Sautrt Ilarhuru. Kroni ,oh An
koIoh trip to Long Ilouch, ramidona, Suuta Monica, Oatrlch Kami,
Mt. Lowo, tho OraiiKu Orovuu, Catallnu loluud, oto,
I'or full partlculurit, roHorvatlonn and licuutlfiilly IIIiiHtratod
California lltoruturo, cull on any S. I', AkoiU.
John M. Scott, Clcucrul J'unhciikci' Ajjont, l'orUaud, Orok'ou.
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