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TRTBUNR. MRTVFOTm OKKflON. RATmDAY, "MA1KM. 28, 10M.
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CALlFORNfA
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MflfMUANUUAt
OR BAY BIDS
10
OREGON
LINE
SACK AM UNTO, Cnl., Mnrch 28.
Tim Mnio hifihwuy commitim linn
onllcd fur hid, returnublo lit thirty
days, for (ho (onntriu'tmil of fifl,
miles or rondivny in the upper Sue
rnmento vnlley niul canyon, as fol fel fol
eows: Siskiyou county, from Ilornlirook
to Orepon line, eight mile of grmlinir.
Klnihta county, from l.nmoino to
Ilnr.clton, 11.11 iuilctt of prmliup.
Tchumli County, from southern
liouiulno' 1 Corning, 8.8 miles of
oiled concrete.
To Orvipin IJne
Hullo country, fnmi I.mdo rlinn
ncl to northern county boundnry,
.11.- miles of oiled coiierrtc.
Olonn county, Gnipit to northern
county boundary, 7 miles of oiled
cdhcrotc.
Glenn counly, Grnpit to northern
county boundary, -LA miles of oiled
concrete.
Ti)rt will carry the route to the
Oregon line, the northern limit of
contracts let nt present being Marys -vijle.
Within the next two week the
commission exnecis to call for bid
nggrcgnting ninety miles of con
struction. This will make n total of
fi!0 miles of highway, ranging from
the calling of bids to the actual con
struction.
The commission believes that nil
highways will bo cither under con
tract or in the course of construc
tion Ity (ho opening of the, lfll.'i fair.
It has ibsucd the following state
ment: Huild lir itomls by in m
''While the work of the commis
sion pns ucen set Hack tullv n year
by delay in financing bond sales, th"
general response of the la-t few
months has relieved tin- situation
greatly, so that if pledges mndc are
fulfilled $12,000,000 of the original
bond issue will have been made
available for construction within
thirty days.
"Of this -$12,000,000 total, approx
imately $7,000,000 has been sold,
while 1,000,000 more is to be sold
at the end of this month, und there
nro pledges of $2,000,000 more.
FORRE-ELECTIONTO
IE
SUPREM
BENCH
Charles I.. MrN'nrx, now n member
of tho supreme court of the state of
Oregon, has announced hi- candidacy
on the rcpiiblienn ticket for one of
the position on that ttibunnl. there
being four justices to be nominated
by the people in the May primaries.
Horn of pioneer patents forty jears
nco on n form uc.ir Snlem, eoinKlled
through c.rcinnstanccs to cam both
his general and legal edmntieti. he
ha- fought Ins wnj through the
ranks of a kj. ! proicssion to n jus-
ONE FARE RATE
T01915EXP0SITI0N
F
OREASTERNCIIIES
y
SAN FHAXClSCO, March 28.
F.po-.ition railroad rates fied by
the Transcontinental Pa-.enger .
soemtion are so low that they arc
calculated to attract an extraordi
nary number of easterners to Cali
fornia, and it has such n long return
limit attached to it three months
that of the host who come to see, it
is believed a large propottiou will
remain to settle.
tiw ltounil Trip Unto
The fares ore round trip, with n
return limit of ninety days, and arc
scheduled as follews: Missouri river
IKitnts to California common points
that is, San Francisco, Oakland,
l.os Angeles mid San Diego, S.M) (this
is the lowest first-class fare one wax
at the present time; from St. Louis
to California common points, .f,"i7.f)0;
Chicago, $02.50; from Colorado com
mon points that i Ociiut. Colo
rado Springs and Pueblo $15; IV-
for any deficiency which mav remain
after hpplyliiK all tho proceeds of tho
MnthUou, Ida wife, Herbert N Car
penter and .leannetto, A.iTIiOumr, do.
fondants. Halo of said promises properly npnll
To P. 0. Mnthlson, and Nellie entilu to tho satisfaction or entd do
Peart Mitthlson, his wtto Herbert N, eree
Carpenter, and Jonniietto A. Thomas, That the plaintiff or any other
the nhovo named defendants, party to tho milt may lieronio a par-
tu the nniuo of tho state of Oro chaser nt said unto; that tho wherlff
gon, j on nro hereby required to p- execute a corlltlcato of snlo to tho
poar and answer the complaint fl'ed purchaser! that said purchniinr bo
against you In tho above entitled .let Into tho poniesslon of said prom
court and cause, on or before sl Ices upon production of the shor
weeks from tho date of the first pub- Iff certificate or sale therefor! Hint
llratlon of this summons, being on plaintiff have sorb other and fur
the llth day of March, 1!M4, tho it her rollof In tho promises an to thin
tlnio prescribed In the order of pub- court may seem meet nnd nipiltnlile
llratlon thereof. ' 'Pills numinous Ih published under
And you are beioby notified tliut i and by virtue of an order made by
If you fall to appear and answer soldi Honornblo P. L. Ton Velio, county
complaint, for want thereof the plain-; JituRo ol JaeNtton county. OreKon, In
CJms. I,. Menry
Justice of Suttee Court
M'FFALO, X. V., March 2S.
Xorthwcstcni New York was in a
critical condition from flood today
ntn result of two doys of continued
rains. Hon tit were being used in th"
streets of Painted Post, Olean and
Corning. Heavy damage nlo vn
reported at Pendleton, Tonumanda,
Hatnviu, Lockport and other lwinls.
MISSING MAIDENS FOUND
tHqiNjS IN HOME BASEWENT
LOS ANOELKS. Cnl., March 28.
After two day' search, during
which tho police hunted for white
slaves nnd kidnapers, Ucsmo Oor
ninn and Hcssio Itopcr, 14-year-bId
school children, were discovered ' in
tho basement of the Gorman home,
whero they hid to eieapo shorthand
lessons.
tice-.h.p on the st.itr highest court
and i n -clf-mndc man m the true
sense ot the word.
After acquiring hi curly educa
tion in the Snlem public school-, and
his collegiate and legal education by
supporting himself, he entered Uhhi
his profession with hi brother, John
IF. MeJCnry, in Salem more than fif
teen year ngo. jy the unrcn-ini:
labor of the two. the firm forged
ahead until it became one ol the rec
ognized Inw firm of the slate. For
several year lie served as nitnut
district attorney for the third judic
iul district, eompriMiisj the countie-.
of .Marion, Linn, Polk, Yamhill and
Tillamook, nnd he woo in the di-trict
the reposition of beiytr n fcnrlc--,
aggressive and capable pro-editor.
For n iititnher of years in foct, un
til his neee-iMon to the supreme
court, he was the dean of the Will
muette College of Iiw, nntl made it
one of tUo nuikitiL' co c"es of the
we-t. With his "own struggles for an
education still frc.-h in hi- mind, he
made it a rule to denv no student no
education because of the lack of
money, and dozens of graduates of
this college nre today indebted to
Justice MoXnry'i. pcr-onul generos
ity for their local education.
Iloni nnd reared with the common
ejus-, he enrly teamed to know the
wants, Heed nnd sufferings of the
mnsu-, and has always been n
Mnuiii'ii cunmpion ot tucir ciiux1
During his career n- n justice of the
supremo court bench he has written
a number of important opinions, and
they all breathe the spirit of the
times a spirit of progresiveness
nnd nre nn application of the science
of law to present-day conditions in
stead of a blind ndhereneo to techni
calities.
oria. HI., $50.50.
Thp Missouri river points are Om
aha, St. Joseph. Atchison and Kan
sas City. Other cities and towns ly
ing in the vicinity, of the above men
tioned bnsical points will be gier
rates in proportion to their dis
tances. The expo-lion rate will be in ef
fect from March 1, 10 15, to Novem
ber :I0, 1015. The return limits will
not extend longer than December 31,
1015, which will bo after the close of
the exposition.
Shasta Itoule Kuto AUiletl
For tickets reading one wny to
Snn Francisco through the North
Pacific coast to such points as Vic
toria, niicouer, Portland nnd Se
attle, the Shasta route's usual arbi
trary rate of $15 or $17.50 will be
added to the round-trip ticket.
It now- remains for the en-tern
pascngc'r .is-oeinious to fix the
rates from the Atlantic seaboard to
the middle continental points.
The 'rates tfxed are les- than one
cent a mile on mnuv of the route-,.
One of the factors figured on yes
terday wa- the fact that busiiic-
will move all in one direction thin
is toward the west -for half of the
year, and in the oppo-itc direction
the other huh.
tiff will apply to tho court for tho ro
Hot doiiinuded In tho complaint, to
wit: For n dcereo of tho above entitled
court foroc'otdoK that certain mort
pace given by defendants F O Mutlil
son and wife to tho plaintiff named
aboNe. recorded In book ;u nt pace
H-ir record of inortcaRCK, JncUwiu
county, OreKon, ro urine ttio follow
ing described real property situated
In Jackson county, Oregon, to-wtt:
The southwest quarter of the SW
ii of section '-'l. the NV VI of the
Nw U of section S3, and the NU !
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Reported by Jackcon County Ab
tract Co., Sixth nnd Fir Sts.
New CnM.
Kmeline Hlodgett s. James W.
Hlodgvtt, divorce.
K-tato of Henry Wciuhnrd vs. C.
L. Heed, action for money.
W. M. Ilibbs vs. O. L. Woiing, me
clianics' lien on lot in Ashland.
With Medford trado In Mcclforj mado,
MASCOT OF THE ATHLETICS' TRAINING CAMP IN FLORIDA
!mi K V Jut fs Vf ' tsPVjP'
SiJB5t3BJB-,
- jj0$mlmK!MaMKXM
Heal Ktatc Tranifcrs
W. A. Cowley ct tix to C. W.
Dow, lots 1. 2, 7 ond 8, blk.
ao, Central Point f .'100
Martha F. Perkins et vir to C.
W. Dow, lots A and , blk. .'10,
Central Point 150
F. L. Orr et ux to Clnrcnco
Lnnu ot ux, west 7.'l feet of
lots 11, 12 and 1.1, and all
of lots 7 and 8, Highland
Park Addition to Ashland 500
It. r. Antlo ct ux to Andrew A.
Soule. lots 1 nnd 2, block .rA
Cen trul Point
W. L. Tomliu to Hnlph Hack-
ley, lot 1, blk. II, Hailroad
Addition to Ashland 10
Hnlph Huckley ct ux to Jesse
Kobinson, lot 1, blk. H. Hail
road Addition to Ashland 10
O. V. Myers ct ux to K. C.
Iloghett, lot 8, blk. 1, High,
land Parle Addition to Med
ford ' i
i Hen. C. Sheldon el al to .1. P.
nnd W. II. IJrown, laud in
sec. 20-35-1 W 1
J. M. Schmidt t ux to W. (..
Anniintroiit, tract in D. L.
C. 7-1-37-2W. . . io
W. C. Hepass ct ux to C. A.
.Martin; 20 acre in D. h. C.
W.M8.1W .',,000
C. A, Mnrtin to IMacada State
Hank, same property 5,000
LANGF0RD BEATS JIM
J0HNSIN IN TEN ROUNDS
NBW YOHK. .March 28. Sam
l.angford defeated Jim Johnson, of
Philadelphia In a 10 round bout hero
Inst night. Langford weighed 200, 20
pounds lighter than Ii!h opponent,
but be outpointed Johnson In 8
rounds.
of the NK U of ncctlou Ul. all In
township il4 south of range 2 West
ot the Willamette Meridian.
Satd mortgnge securing n note for
the sum of $1200 00. dated Medford,
Oregon, January 27th, lll.t, co
cutcd by raid F O. MatbUon and
wife and pax able to the plaintiff
herein, drawing Intercut nt the rate
of eight per cent per annum from
date until paid.
For a decree and Judgment for tho
sum of $1200.00. with Interest there
on from January 27th, 1913, until
paid nt said rate, Includtnt: nttnrneyi
rocs for tho Bum ot $100.00, and
cont ot suit.
That the usual decree- bo mado for
tho salu of said promise by the
sheriff ot Jackson county, Oregon,
according to law, nnd the procccdn
ot s.nld sale may bo applied In pa
ment of tho amount due tho plain
tiff, Including principal and tnterest,
coda and attorneys fees, and Hint
said defendants and each of them,
and all persons clnlmlng under them,
tiliuiminnt fn th, nMitlitti nf xnlil
mort Fa go upon said premises, either
as purchauer, incumbrancers, or
otherwise may be barred and fore
closed of all rights, claim or equity
of redemption (except such as al
lowed by law) In said promises, and
that the plaintiff may bate Judgment
did execution against tho said de
fendants for any deficiency which
may remain after nppblng all the
proceeds of tho sale of said prem
ises properly applicable to tho satis
faction of said decrco.
That the plaintiff or any other
party to tho suit may become n pur
chaser at satd sale; that tho sheriff
mectito a certificate of sale to thdl
purchaser; that said purchaser be
Jet Into tho possession of said prom
ises upon the production ot the sher
iff's certificate ot Halo therefer: and
that plaintiff have such other and
further relief In tho 'Promises ns to
this court may seem meot and equit
able. This summons Is published under
nd by tlrttie or nn order mado by
tho Honorable P. I,. Ton Velio, coun
V Judge of Jackson county. Oregon.
In tho absence from "tho said roomy
of tho circuit court or tho Judgo of
the circuit court of Jackson rountv,
Oregon, on tho 12th day ot March,
1011, the first publication on tho
ltth day of March, 19H, and tho
last publication will bo mado on the
2.-.th day of April, 1!U.
Dated March Hth, 1911.
MULKKY & CHKItHY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
tho absence ot tho Judgo of said clr
cult court from snld county, on tho
12th day ot March, Oil, tho first
publication to bo on the 1 ltd day ot
March, 19 it, and tho last publica
tion will ho on tho 2,'th day of
April, 19 It.
Hated March ttth, 19 1 1.
mplkhy ,t enniutY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
POLITICAL ANNOIWCKMKNTM.
,,;ou Slu:u",i""jr "'
A. W. Walker of Mudford, an
nounces, his candidacy tor tho re
publican nomination ns sheriff at tho
primaries May 15,
(Paid Adr.)
J. F. HltUon. chief ot police of
Medford, announces his candidacy
for the democratic nomination for
sheriff of Jackson county at tho prl
mnrles May 15.
(Paid Adv.)
1 wish to announce my candidacy
for tho republican nomination n
sheriff nt tho primaries May I5ti
A. K. I'AltllAKT.
((Paid Adv.)
I hereby announce my caudldac;
for the democratic nomination .s
sheriff at tho primaries Mny IJtli.
J. T. .SPMMKHVH.l.K.
'(Paid Adv.)
SI.(Jl.i:it l-'Olt SHIIItll'F.
In accepting the appointment sue
cecdlng my brother for his unexpired
term nn sheriff, I did so for tho bcuo
fit of his widow and family. Tho of
flco has bad an honest nnd efficient
administration.
With tho same objects nnd pur
poses In view I hereby nnnounco my
solf nn a candidate for tho republican
nomination ut the primaries May
15, 1911.
W. II. SINOl.Kft.
(Paid Adv.)
'j.iut iiinl the wi
fi.. Ho- club. Tl.
Coiiuio Muck has a mascut th.- hv,
of wjiom hfti ))0Vftr beloiu been mm
in baseball, nnd bijf ployoi, In tiniu
ing ill Fjm'idn for tin (mining -oil,
think i?w iWnrried about with
thwu over jho circuit this vcar b ni,t i.r n I K Jin miui4, jid
lUHjV bit the. cui; of liindiinj the jici.- in i inelinig nr w fl lie lu liojie-.
- i li .'npKini-liii Kith Mpdfnrd rrnflois Medford mud
I uiii Lnma-,
a wealthy mint nt PliiUioclpliia, who
think- he will be hIiIu to pla liusi'-
ball if h cmi iioki ifHJ. At Ihi
KPIT I.V HOI'JTV, KP.M.MONS I'fMl
PPMLHUTIOV.
In tho circuit court of tho stale of
Orugon, for JmcIiiioii county.
Jamos I. Fredenbiirg, nlnliiiirr. vs.
P. (1. Mntlilsoii, nnd .NcHIo Pearl
.SLIT IN HQUH'Y. SUMMONS I'Olt
Pl'HLIl'ATIO.V.
In tho circuit court of tho state of
Oregon, for Jackson county.
A. K. J. Schulz. plaintiff, vs. F. O.
Mntblsnn and Nolllo Pearl Mnthlson.
his wlfo, Herbert N. Carpenter nnd
Jennnetto A. Thomas, defendants.
To P. O. Mnthlson and Nellie Pearl
Mathlson. his wife. Hornert N Car
penter and Jcannetto A. Thomas, the
abovo nnmed dafcinilnnta.
In tho nanio of tho rtato of Ore
gon, you aro hereby required to ap
pear and answer tho complaint fl'ed
against you In tho abovo entitled
court nnd catiso, on or before nix
weeks from tho dato of tho first pub
lication of this summons, being on
tho Hth day of March. 1911. the
tlmn prescribed In tho order of publl
cation thereof.
And you are hereby notified that
ir you tail to appear and anuwer said
complaint, for want thereof tho plain
tiff ulll apply to tho court for tho
relief demanded In tho complaint,
to-wlt:
For a decreo of the. abovo entitled
court forccloslnc that curtain mort
gage given by defendants F, G. Mathl
son nnd wlfo to tho plaintiff named
abovo, recorded in book 33, pages
10-17, record of mortgages, Jackson
county, Oregon, cowirlng tho follow
ing described real property situated
in Jackson county, Ororou, to-wlt:
The 8K ' of tho HV Yt of sec
tion 29, nnd the K Vt of the NW
and tho NWV, of tho NW'4. and tho
SW V or tho NW , nnd tho NW !
of SW Vi of section 32, all In town
ship No. 3! south of rango No 2
West of tho Wllhimotio Meridian.
8ald mortgage seuirlng a noto for
$1000.00, dated Medford, Oregon,
January 27th, 1!1.'I, executed by hiild
F, O. Mnthlion and wlfo and payable
to tho plaintiff herein, drawing In
terest at tho rato or 3lx per cent pur
an n ii in from date until paid.
ior a decree and Judgment for
said sum of ? I C00 00. with Interest
t hereon from Januaiy 27th, 1913, tin-
in paid ut suid inte, Including ut,
tornejH for tho sum of $200-00, an J
costs of nult.
That tho mum) decrco bo mado for
the sale of said pruiulson by tho sher
iff of Jackson county, Oregon, ac
cording to law, and tho procoeds of
sum snio may no applied In payment
of tho amount dui tho plaintiff, In
cluding principal and interest, oMHf
and attorneys fee, und that euld do-i
fondants and each of tlioiii, and all
persoriK claiming tinder thorn, hiiImo.'
'incut to tho execution oT said mort-i
gage upon hiiIiI premlsea, either nsi
purcnascrs, liiMiiiibraiicurs, or other
wise may bo barred am) foreclosed it
all rights, r'altns or acuity or r
dquiptluii (uxcopi such ns ullnwod by
law) In mid promlsos, mid that the
plaintiff may Jmvo Judgment and km
ciltton against the mild tlufotidiuiOt
I'Olt COCNTV TltlUSl'ltHlt.
I hereby announce myself as n
candidate for tho offlco of cotintv
treasurer, on tho republican ticket,
to bo voted on at the coming primary
election on May tho 15th, 1914
I have nlwnyn delivered tho goods
and will do so ncnln If elected,
I guarantee:
1. To account strictly for all
money.
2. To perform tho duties ot tho i
offlco according to taw,
I am not connected nlth any
bank. All banks will bo treated
alike, with no special favors.
FltKD I., cot.vm.
f $ t $ i i
To loan on Improved ranches.
Interest 8 per cent
"Insuranco That Insures."
II. S. STINK
nuy your Insurance or a. taxpayer
WHY?
You who bnvo b'on hero for immn
tlmo should know that tho present
schedule of prlien of hind Is ns low
as they will go.
l.oniliMl Near .Medford
Hunt Hear creek bottom $250.00
(iood alfalfa 200.00
Alfalfa ami grain land 125.00
Clay loam, good orchard laud 75.00
Desert, can bo Irrigates
Fair grades of sticky, Kaglo
Point and Sams Vnlley hoc
tloiin In grain
Alfalfa, Applegnto, Irrigated
Laud In brtihh or hillside fig
urcH $10 00 to
Land hero In as cheap iih In
sas or Iowa.
J. C. BARNES
JO I Plist Sufi Hank llldg.
C0.00
fi.'.OO
150.01)
20.00
Kan-
-r
I SBM WSlBBbiiWL
IMMIHKS I'Olt HALF.
One spun of largo mares, weight
2C00. Olio good all around horse, 8
i)ur old. Team 2 (00 lbs. Ouo span
bind,, 7 und R yours old, weight 2550
lbs. Another le.iin 0 mid 8 yearn old,
weight 2 100. Ouo good much I mini.
Onu span 0 yoar old mules, weight
2000. Can bo seen ut
I), K. Mil, Plume inn, Al Pnloii Hhmi
Where is the Best Place to
Buy Seeds?
Why llroadlejV of Course, tho mi y plaro In ttoiitlieru Oiegou whoro
you can get llurpeeu tlceds mid Mulford'n Nllroiteim, Do linn had nearly
30 )cars epetlenco In baildlliiK and growing seedn and ciistoiuein all hnvn
thu benefit of his e.perletice. It Is only a low steps from Main street nud It
will certainly pay yon to take tho few ulrn stops to llrnndloyV where ytm
ran gnt everything for the garden, Uiu, .Muirord'H Notrorerm In our le
gume ci ops. Iliirpeen Spencer Sweet Penn hao no eipinl and you bavo
about 111 of tho very best wirlutles to chooso fioin. If you don't sco
wL'" on want asli for It..
BROADLEV THE FLORIST AND SEEDSMAN
Is In tho M. F A II, llulldlng
Store Phone H7U
(JrocnluuiMo HtW I
Vtw,w wi''.iiw
r.ispsssxzxxsci
Tluy buy it lorulmJ il dni-s. Tlutl's
why Hie l''onl is mm vnul of tlinisniitls.
li holds tht! world's record for nll
Voitnd dependabilily. And it's the
lightest- tho strongest the most
economical ear on thu market.
tf.'Jf. Is the price of the Pord runabout; tho
touring enr U $til5-f. o. b. Medford, completo
with equipment. Oct catalog and pnrtlculnri
from
C. E. GATES
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