Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 29, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTURK SITUATION 1 , CIIJCAHO, Sept. Ml, Win-ill ml Jili'i'(l niiiIiI, lMfil, III i'iillM'ili'li'c llflllU CHllilll ellill llf t J 1 Ibllliu- iidfli'ni Tliitiniiil.el uus 11U.0 InillUhlv iilTeelml li ieiciil in flu Amt'iit'iiii nniiii I'inp hell fulfill) nfr In well llmllT flit' fil'IIM' III lilt' CIIIICSIOIIlf- fifir itiliu fi jcnr iijiit. ('iiiiiiniHxiiiii IuiiIho iiIiiiumI iiiiiiiiiii niihlv IhiiI. 10 lint Iiii.miik side iiml Iniiuu1 iilTeiinn lljilii. Tin hIiiiI, wliitli iiiliKi'l Itiiill In I h lilalirri wn- lulliiuiil liy 11 rtli(lll li'ilrlliill, lull llli'll plU'i . HM lit)jii'i' Hum liel'inc. ' (Villi lllllill'lll'il 11 liHlc Willi wheat I'mumblc M'iiir I nf mill 111 int.' Ilir new I'nTp, luwrei', litnlcil I" pn' venl nu ilci'iili'il Imlui' in fjnot lit 1011M. A Her npi'iiiiu; H nl'I' In 11 lilii- 111I miiii'i', llm iiuul.i'l M'nti'il 1'niftiuii nll.N. AMl'lliiill llllll till' ill'IIIIUCfl( III (liceee wiim puti'liiming mils on u liup' m-iiIo iiiiiiIk Dim ecicnl Hi 111. I'liic I'liiiiigt', (Inniy'i, wele scull. I'hdImimis lucked -1 ppmt All ml uincc in tin liu) nmikfl nun it di al) iinin;il, TO BE I.ONIION, Si-pt.-JO. Kn. in A ill imli'li I tiini ('intmitiiiiinlif In tin' Ki'iiloiV Ti'li'jjinin fonipiinv kiij llii'if mti it'ii-nn In liclii'ti Hint Hie Ilittiliuii'lli'H, nnlcii'il I'loxt'il i" lunlii), will In' iciipi'itvil In iiuxi'iitinii in tun or tliri'n iIiin-i. ln,.liilVlrlli'(' n tin' iIomiik of tin' fini'iuii pnstnHii'i'., mi iiil'lci-tainl HiK lum lit'tni icai'licil In u cm'ii tlic Urilioli, 1'n'iii'li ami ltii'iiiii I'liiliiix ! mnl tlin put tc. m mIiiik In wlnrli Hip iitiitli'ivM will clci.ij oil Oi'lnlnf I. lint Hie "nir. xmII In (nui-ti'linl In tlio titupu'iiw riiilia-ov liiulilin, wlit'ii 1 1 n will I'liiitiiint' to iri'i'ii' lltiiopi'iin inaiU on lli'lotii'i' -. ill Hiiiimli linn will iliPiMiiiliinii' Hit' ili. pnti'li of mail Innu rnii-lmitniopln on Oi'lnli'r '.'il. Tin.- Allot rum. ii-r-icnn mnl IihIihii iiiihIoII'ii-ix will ilin-ii mi Oirnliir 1(1 TO flllCACO Npt . , M, nrli .loiiuu iiiiiii 111 nit' In ore ilnv tuilav nml ul ila.Wtiilit ii Irii'litiir.' nliotit 'llii' mini n the enltle peu. at the hloitkarili, "ItniiuiK nil nlinilt II." Tim M'l-v i ieh mini iiiiiii i- I'lulip 1 1. Aimuiii' III, kiiiihImiii nl lite tuiiiuli'i "!' Ai r i Co.. mnl IoIIowiiik t ho nilo Iiml iIiiwii In the late heml nf the liuiixi'. it he epeilK n enter Hie fc Iiii-iiii'nh nl all lie inill leaiu it finiu Hie -;i I up, i woik (nila U lial a iiiitiule n what )te must nllnV I'D iiiiiiilh- until he Iki'iuiun ipiulilu'il iih ii limei. Senile -la it i "lanucil h hiN uuele, Oyileu Aimuiii, thai he shiill he iie-iiliut ul tin iiip.iiiv. lie i Ul unit a uniilunle nl Vale. SINKING FALSE WAHIII.V0TO.V, Ropt. 20. Orflcliil iloiiyliu; of thu ulaklni; nt u Froni-h um'Hhlli by thu Atmtrlmi furtH at Cat. turd mih iiindn loday liy tho Frmich ailii)lrally UiiuiikIi tho muhtiHHy huro. Tim l-'rncli sorrotury for tho navy linn imidu known that thlu nows Is mill'rely faluo ami thoiu h iiotliliiR to JiiHiIfy hiicIi a report. "Up lo dato. (Kuptemhor 'J8) no Krcucli wnmhlp linn been touchm! by an AuHtiliui pio. JiHtlln," unlil tho ailpUfalty utatu nuiill, which attrllmted tho icporl to tho CuIdkiui (liuuttc. FIRST YANKEE REGISTER SHIP BURNS AT SEA ,SAHiAl , lluhaiiia IhIiiiuU, Hnpt, CAUSE ADVANCE CCA WHEAT DARDENELLES REOPENED ARMOUR GE HONEST IR FRENCH WARSHIP till, I Ini Aiiieiumi fttiimuiT I omi Hall Hii Imineil nil WiiIIIii'n il mnl, Noplrnilii'i '-'.I. The niciulieiM nf Hit' mi' iv, wl)i Ilia I'M'ipliuti of luo ini'ii wliu inn uitinlmr, liute miiIm'iI Imin. Tliw Km I mi Hall na aiiiunu Hie irJ yiwanlii In lake ml mi Aiueiimin liil'r line Ihu tnilolin. "I Inulll li' 11) Ibljiijie, Hli a- nriyiiiiill) m jlrtliaJi 4nmiiei, ini'i llm ehwiiKr "I ! .-HI! i wl mil mu lin.de ul I nmn, Hni ll'llllnl H' m ahull mile Hi' Fi'tluu Hull ni"l 1 1 "ill lilt i iliimu Ji'l i'uiii iw'h ' --. v, NEWS FROM CdUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS 1 Hot in mm from tlio M. IJ. ;'nrji riif) iciulwid, liitliuilo tlntl Hiiv, W, .1. Diiiii'.Iiihh will remain In Ashland, mi flSHlgllllll'Ilt Hlllt KlVUH IllllW'ISIli Hill In fill 11(111, Kov, I. ('. Plllir, Wflll WIIH hero two yearn ago, goon t Wood limn, fiom Portland. Tint now ptwlor at Tnli'tit will In) I tin- .1, II, AilaniH, rctontly Imntnt! m Tim Mllii, In Douglas t on ill-. (), II Hi d, export eleitrli fan with tin' Western I'nloii, Iiiim resigned ami Mill "ii(ir tint sonlco of tho Southern I'nt'ltlr, I'M hanging ii tiuwlllng mi hIkihik'mI with llm tolcgi.iph torn pitiii fur a stullniinty iiiiiilntiiii'iit lit (iritiilH I'iimh iih liispi't lor of lllllt' trluil nppnrnttiri on loeomotlvi'ii. TiIiih to Wow tlio completed pin- Ilium of dm Pacific highway owr tho HlHkliiim nii In ynlcr. TIioni Jiunitn! mtwi a lliriio fold purpiim' ftrxt to mitn (hi) projuoMM nf tlio IiIk Job, ami ni'cmiill)' Ilii'y tiinnot fall to flattor tlio tmitrnitnr an In laturcitl livlm; tnknu In Hut worlc. Tlilnlly, iinw Hint Craliir I.iiIio'h ImrrliTM nru miar I) iIondiI, Ihu Hlnl(l)ou trip nffortU a w cnllli of nri'iilc litw at clono riniKi'. Ilnritl) n ilny pitititcn lint what Koimi local tourlHts tiro lii'iulcil In that tllri'ttlmi. Hiimlny out n iicoru nf clly pt'iiplo uiulort'il nut In Hut', tllrritluii, imikliiK Hi" cMiiit it picnic otitliiK. Ili'rmnn .Mntlcrn, iiinmiKiir of tlio Ta)lnr I .a lio uilni'H In Hid .Salmon rlwr illntrlcl of HlnUI tut comity, dl.. unit In from Hint locality Hut hmt of (In wrclc, lntlltiK IiIn hnnit) town nml altcnillm; tlio Hhrlmtr fcKtlvltli'D, Whllo Inru ho oxhllilioil In Wliltid'n Jewelry utorti wlmlow n hIiikIi) miecl ini'ii of rock from tlio II Ik Cliff mlao Mi hi ml nl I-10, hIm four npltIiiiuiih of IiIiicK ipiarlr front thu llumi'itlnkii initio Miliinl lolli'itlvt'ly at 11000. All tlii'Ho propiirtloti nro la tlio Sal iiiiiii rhor tllMrlct. Carl llllty wnn homo rort'iitly for a lnlt. Ho I. at pri'nciit nt Hid licml nf tint mIioo dt'jinrt inont In tlio linn tier riniipnio'n IiIk wtoro at Weoil, Cal. TIiitc nrn two iiotal) cjemiroii In llilii InirK. Oho linn tioconii chronic ami no lunwr iiuim'K rniiinicnt ('Xicpl kcuctiiI fiiml ttnly, mnl arc for Hi" li HtrmiKiTH. Tint flrnt rcfom In tlio'jonr ItU.t. In renpomiu to mi luulat old opi'rn liniifo property creeled In 'onl ilcinnnil for n htntcinont hk to tlio Hut prelilKtnrle cm ot tho '70k. It wim denim) ml Ii) flro oer two )onrn UK" ami llio nilun Ht 111 romnlii an unitlKhll) Npot, hunted mi mm of (ho iiiohI Iniiiorlaut roruera of tho liiml ni'nn nortliui. Tor innntliM riiinorn wero ciirrenl of relmlhllm; City count lid hmo wrclled with tho prob. lem of an enforced rvmoMil of dm rulililHli, hut tlio itilut, thu poacotul ami unilUtitrhed ureckiiKo ittlll ro in it I tt h In that lornllt) Tim Koiund ei'noro U tho MirroumlliiKti about the HpnilmiH iied nrmory Thl, howoer. In itierel) hi Dm ncuto attiKo, and could bo leiui'illed on uluirt uollco. At preHeiit that fine hullilliii; lx hut roumleil h) a inesx of. wemlH and rub hlnlt dlKKmrorul to heholil. It neenitt a bit of Iinu in plant a frowiilni; hniHH howlUer an a eliallenno to "keep off tho KrnHH," when thero lnn'1 a lilade of mil erduio mi Ihu oiitlie park row. llm Potter, whllmii bunker, nml nt preheat real eittato m;ent ami editor of .Mmitii(im, Cut , wan In llm city Mnmluy mi a Inlet lnlt with rolattvcsf and altemllni; to biihlucus inattDm. Iletween otluir dutlt'ri ho flmU tlino to wield (hn editorial pen mi tho Men. m'liKor ot that omcrprlMm; town. l.urliiK tho roceut Normal rally, Rturt'H wi'in not only cloned but crapit wiih found haiiKliih' on tho door of a luomliieut IiiikIiiohh Iiouhq on Mnln Klroot. Tradition linn It that (his wim tho first aid to thu cIohIiik ntooinont InaiiKUraleil by thin imrllculnr Hlorn In hIv jenrH. Sonm wny uvldontly waiitod lo eiiiphiiiUe It by a hint Hint (ho closhif wiik poimunoiit ami Hio it'KietH correnpondliii;ly sorrowful. Tho municipal pa) roll piotldvft an annual Milaiy of J 100 for tho muyor; J7fi each per jour for tho bIx conn clliuua, Tim trenmuor Rota J1H0, tlio ntton'ioy JtlOO, and tho loconlor JIL'OO. Tho I'lorkH of ilopaitmonts ill aw a lotul or f!MI.2r. Tho chief of pollen koIb $1080, and tho mom beiH or hl staff SI 24 1. 70 or thoso varlmiH iifflclalH did Kot Hiubo huiiiii In 1 0 1 't, iih (ho foieKoliiB riKiuc'8 ro for lo Hint onily pmlbd, It rout 2 1.SIfi to feed primmer. Tho not nblo linprovoiiioiitH on city hall fontud up f II2IS.SI, well wot Ih tho money, Hiindry oxpoiiHOri ronlud up :i:i8a Sl, ami Mtieol HkIiIIuk Ih churui'd up (o thu tuno uf Ji'.lMH II, Tho city hotiulil u nmtoii)i.lo coetliii; fidO ICxpendltiircH aimiemited 2 I.OtM 57 Tho iiienlpiH Winn 2H,17'.! 73, tho luiKi'nt Hum or which win f jfi.100 ot In laxun, Tho tnet tur elcillmt rm. ;ii).ri() hut Hid illy muit'il n loui'lulowii In llm illffi'ienia hnlwi'i'ii ihul mini iiml f I ooo. ii wIiik in fur full urn of llm fmiuhlso, ,(-pibe bimiMhl In ftlia 60, hut linen weiu u Inu ebb. Hub)ll oiy fvj Ki) Juu I IM1I. Ilimn Whh u hit Id lira nf f Hum iif in iio l en mi ty. Tlio luiv Itujjjy lUUUr Klv fit IvfHVWW (V Ibv -j r ' 1 ' i; y' i EDEN PRECINCT Mm. A. H, I'uii.v went lo Awliluinl Thursday In i"i her until, Mm. Vina MillUltH, who UIIM K'pilltl'll ill lut Wl'l'l., lint IK wis' in ti'li lieltei. Wink H pioKii'Kinir t'iy iimrli ttinii' 1'iipnlh nil Hie I'licilli' IiIIihuv HiIh wiK'k lichu'i'ii 'I'lilcnl iiml I'lioi' tii.x. Tim I.inIifH Alii ot I'lii.i'iiK I'ich. InU'iiiin cliiiii'li met at tlu linini' of .Mih. .Ino lliulcr Wt'ilui'mliiy, Si'pliin lii'i 17, nlnl Iiiiiihiii'Ii'iI Mulnr Iniwi ili'nJ, inclinliii I'Icrliiiii nf oNh'imm, nltir vslilfli iliuntv ii'i'iilitiii'iiU wen pencil liv tin- IiiihIi'xa, Km'',v oiii Iiml it ollv pniil tinii'. Tlu'ir iH't nn-it-iujr will In' Im'IiI on T iilMilny inli'ilil o" Wi'iliirHilny. I mil it lml Hii' ollii'i' ilnv ulin, like lny'i'ir. Iiml liri'ii In tnHn. Wf Inll.dl ol' i'i'r, tiling lining no lilyli llllll flllll (III H'llflill L'lVril was f lit" tt'ir. I lolil lii'i Hint :ln lolil mi' tin' 1IMIMIII Mill," WIIM Hit llllll Ulf lll'I'llllM' Hii' silk uoiiiih wi'in living ori'. "Oil, liosli!" xniil lif, "Ihi'v 1 1 ii'il (n cliur;:!' mi' iloulili piiri' for tiiH', mnl wln'ii I iinkril why, tln-y tnlil mi Hit' tnpr wnmih were ilyllltf off. ton.'' V.. ('allinmi At' Kockv I'onl oh-Ii-mil wiik in .MciIJ'omI Saiiinliiy. S. 1'. Ilnnlcr of Taknl mnl lu lit tle mhim wen- in .Mftlionl Siiliinliiy. II. N. Kifiii'li mnl ilmiplitfr, Anna, mnl miii. IMilii, wimu in .Mi'ilfonl Snt unlny. .Mi- Amiii nt'titi'il u 'r ini'i' art pirtnri' ih a picimitin on Iiit wiiIit 1'iilnf ImnlM'iipi' (Itiiwui'' at tin1 ilixtru't 1 titr ul I'li'Tiiix. II. Niinnnu ol South .MnU'iinl uiih ,n Talinl Kal unlay. Mr. ami .Mr-. Cnrcv ir Talnit were trmlini; in MiillV nl Satimlay. 1'.. ('. (Irmi'H ami William .Mcl'lmil nf Talrnt took a loml of f ini fira'po In Mcilfmil Satiiiilay I nun their nmi'li ii'ar Tnldit. IMilii Fii'iii'li ha- irM'i'il a- a premium on eniu i'Iiiliilril at Hit' M'hnnl lair at l'liiu'ni n nii't' aiinra oiii. He al-o won ?!l on poliiiiii'f. .Mr. ami ,Mi. Joe ItiuU'r. ('nil Nt limy, .Mi?. A. S. Tarry anil ilum-lilfr, Jiiaiiita, wi'it Mt'tlfonl hlmppi'i Snt tt i (In I'mm I'linciii.v. ('lt)'M flunmlnl HtntuH, Councilman Warn wont behind tho returiiH nml fiiriilhhed It. TIiIh In the sequel to bin neinl-of fldal ropurt rmuntly nub mlltctl. In tho future It l expetto.,! that Ilka reportK will deal with up-to-date and current peilodH hiHtend " beliiK relronctUo or n year behind the HiiHK, There wan a turmoil In town day heforu entorday owIiir to tho non arrlMil of tlio JlenrBt nuwKpnpoiH. .Vol n viiiKlo copy or tlio Kxntnlncr could bo Iiml for lovo or lucre, for novum! bourn thoro wnH a dotrlli of lurid war iiowm, accentuated by tlio fact that thu bulletin Kcrvlco had imuo In HinnHh. Ono Irnto HtiliKcrlber btntes that as a tlcHpcrato altcrnathn ho wiiri iompelleil to rend tho blood ciiiiIIIiik ilomeKtlc recipes on thu edl torlal pm;o or Hid local TIiIIiikk. MlhH (iraco lH pliolt a or .laekHuu llio, wlm in tenchlnc near Talent. Hpenl Saturday and Sunilu) with her uncle, It. O, Van Wcbcii and fnmlly of Afliland. .Mm. Meirll Slaunanl Iiiih none to I'ooIh creek wbero hIio will tench a tiluu muntli'H term am! her du'iKhtot, .MU8 Amy, In nttcndlui; thu liKono UulvoiBlty. .Mr. and Mm, Crownon eiiterlalned Mr. and Mrs. U. Mortlilniul and dnuKhtor. I.oIh, last Sunday, nt their plemuut homo on tho Iloiilovnrd. Cliaudpa (Inll baa returned to tho homo or bin ilniiKhter, Mm. M)er, or lllch street, nfter a nevcrnl day's ab Kcmo, Ho attended thu reunion bar becuo al lllddlo and tho reat or tho tliuu vhdted IiIm dauRhter, Mm. Now laud, who lhen on a ranch not fur from Itlddle. Mrs. Donald Sponcer has returned from a montlt'H vllt with relathos Don, our koiiIuI city mall rnrrlor, Iiiir had a louoaouio Hnitt "butchng" bo loiii. and hla many frlonda nn reJotcliiK with him at her. return. Mr, I'lttliiRor and fgnillvJ'Btarteil liiH(liiir liinrnlliif ttt II itf IdAVa Wlnf r .Tuesday morning (or it fiwfyiVlslt nt Crnter Lake, ' Mr. aijd Mrs. Connor and daughter lloleuhaxo returned st Uiolr old homo lu Ashland, a(l(er'ul yiiir spent at Knipalb'FllH. , ' Donald vullr(bAV0A MoMday for ,) w Imhrjt, 50& toT'Cnlur a iIIobo. ' " " iff J Portland dental collet; Miss Itono Thomiis will bejiln her i!utlen lu ihu llroti) inborn nehbol nont Mini day. liev. Hiliwimiey and family aro imt'l.lilK up, piepiiniliiy o tliulr'idu imrlmu for l.udl, I'ul. DuiIiib (heir fiuir cut's t u In Ashlupd Ihwy have niudo man) filemlK who' wll reur', their ii-iuiiuiit OiuirK FuipmiliT. '' nd iluuidl e, MIM lievlii, liHWi Ilill1l 1 from limmillm Whit III M'uiHi JMi.' ' WHU Htilici r4v ( MH'i) uM. J - PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS - The W. ('. T I. will iiteil mill AIM. H. I'. Cope Thin luy iilleinuuii, 'Tho Ciic eluh will meet Tiii'mIiiv illi'rnifoir n'tiil will I'llm up I he htiul.s of Hm miiemlim'iiN to he miIciI on llii full. ,1, K. Worlmmt t-punl pail of liiht week in AhIiIiiuiI iilteutliii'' the .nth eiiil uf llm KiiiIiI-i Ti'iiipliu- nml Nlii-iner. ('Olllllll'tor (litirelmil will filllU Iim woik on the new hih Meliool linililim in n few iIh,h nml il will tlifn In lemlv J'or the pitinlei'H ami ik'tii rntniH. Mr. nml Mr. Juiiic riall ol Tul dil were I lie ".'IICkIm of Mr. nml Mrn. .1." t'ope ami 1 (imil v llm firnt iff' the w i'i'k. Dr. Mului'.'iui uinM'il hi unlull ImililiiiK mi In a lot te'enllv pliielil'if ed Innu Mi .Mume, nml will fit it tin for lent a- ii iniwile ii"iilenee. Wnik on li'm new tlrm hloie nml of lice huililiuu' him Ih'iui, The ViMYllf liie.hwii wuikvni are now nt work on the p.tvii williiu I lie I'll. limitM. . I 'ail of the mIhkiI uioiiiuIn ik lie hvx liltnl iifi,lir Iwo tinniH coiiil'. K. I'.'Copi 'iiml fnntily Hjii'iit Sim Iii in Cent rat t'uinl, Mr. Seanlin, wlm recent I puieliiiH eil Hie I'iiviii' place, U eiccliii' n new Klnhle nml otherwise iinpriAiie.' it, Mr, Vertin lia eninplelcil (he huililiii' of a I nie liarii on hi ranch just we! nf (own mil in iiinkiti uiaiiy oilier unprntoiiiciit'. The mcelm' Ih'M M Mr-. J. Hmle'n Init Wetlim-iln.y for the iiuimal elre (mu of orficem in tiie rrcli.lcrhin l.aiHe-' A ill wiii Inrelv nlti'mli'il". The lollowim wn the officer-, elci-l-nl: I'retiilenti Mr. II. I'lnnm; iee- proitlciil, Mo. W. Miller; eerelnry, Mm. II. II. Hojfi; tniKiiri'i, Mr. .1. (Inil n. After Hie lntiinH of tho liieetiiic wan triiiiMicli'il the hoMi"' clSell ilnlrtly refrnMlint'iil-. It wo ileciilcil nt (he iiiceiiuj.' to hold a Tllllllk-l'Uill' Mipper. Mm. J. Hrooinlit'hl spent Satitilii in town. A reception under the iliiection of tin I'm ciij-Ti'iii'lior." a oeiation wn- holil nt the hi-:li iliool niulitorium la-! Thin ilny cu'iiiiit. The roiun wu well fillet! lunl it wn pleii-im. lo mile the iminher-uf p.iicnt- fiotu the .iiriiiumliiij; country who were pres ent, M'eral nf'tlicm neweotnem. who inet for the fiNt lime socinlly Ilie people of" I'hocnh. While the reeep- tmu wii mronnal, a inu-i-iil pro Kiam wiih rOiuU'i't'il, which wn- chief ly niu'ii h the 'pupil- of the M'hnol. Anmnjr lmi who contrihuteil plen-Iti-r niril'Hl' il'lrt-limi- were: Mi-s Illialiclli (inre, l.i'la Steieii, Muliel lleaiii, Pearl llnillev, Mm. A. I'uriy nml I'mfe-Aor llAjjer am! Mi-s Fay Caner. Mature the mceliit! eheeil it nn tleeulcil thu! the "men nl 1'hoeiiiv pre cinct wouhl iiieel I'rnlav exeniii' of IJiN wcrk nl 8 "o'clock mnl wITlF (he help "I" lIl'A 'j'-' " ,''u', U'ViUi i.o a iiicuf ,vjyi'eluh ami Jicpiti (ho stnily oV tn''unicn'!nicnU. Tllu-u ptv-eut veio mm! fo consider thoiu solver) a iiulninit4T 't the whole to intcie-l nthcis nnthe innvemcnt ami nrvniiio ii In i po eluh. The people of l'hueiiiN nml it'iiut urn conliall.v uiMtcil lo he pieieiit. POLITICAL CARDS win roii.MV ni:roiti)i:n. I hereby nnnoiuico mboir na tho democratic enndtdnto for tho offlco of county rceordor ot Jackson coun ty, to bo otetl on at the rcncrnl election on Novcmbor U, ION. f olected, I Will do toy duly na I hao In other responsible position Hint I huo hold. u:n li. JACOI1S. (Pnlil Adv.) I hereby nnuouuco ni)self as can dldato on thu Republican ticket tor county recorder. H elected I will glo my uiiilh tiled attention to thu duties or thu office. Kluctiou Nov, 3, 1911. ClhVUNCKY FI.ORKY, (Paid Adv.) COROXKR. I wish to plnco my namo befors tho voters ot Jackson county as an Independent caudldato for county cor oner. JOHN A. PERL. (Paid Adv.) FOR SHERIFF I horoby nun ounce myself as tho democratic nominee for sliorlf' of J,ackson county to bo voted on at tho general election November 3, 19 U. J. F. HITTSON. (Paid Adv.) f TRKASUilKR . I urn (hn democratic nominee for trciiHUier of Jtulkaou county and will appreciate your support, . a (SiD) Thrown. NOTICE, . Notice Is hoiuhy given '(hat (ho tin demiKiicd w npplw lo;th clly counj til ot lis iuvuHiik (0 be held October fi, 1PJ 4f for a license lo sell man, spirituous uini vinous llijuurs lu iiiiunllllftf IIimii a Ballon wt IU platu of liUkjiss, I!) Hop lit Fron' utret'l, clly of Np(Jf0idfyr h poiluil of 111011II1 IMIi'.l Hepli'inlmr $)t (MM O M HKI-HIIV. ?llv r . 1 T Uoported by Jackson County Als tritct Co., Blxtb nml Fir Ht. Ileal IMale Tniuiforx W. II Hlnftler, almrirr to Thou, McAndrcw, lot C. blk 22, Mt'dfortl, MherlfFH deed .1, II. Hunter, sIiikIo to It, .1, ndnnrda, land In Iwp. 'A'J, H i i:., w. . W. II. Hlnuler, gherirr to Hiiko (lucnther, lot 11, blk 2, ot Newtown Add, alierlff'K deed V. I), ilodgiton ot ux to W. V. Itucker, land In Aiihland, W. D John C. llenlriKcr ot ux to I. M, Mcl'hcmon ct ux Iota In Aahliufil, V.' I) It. I.. MrDonoitsli et ux to Chan. I) Cain (t ux, lot In It. It. Add AHhlnnd, W. D. .. . 7,ir 9,000 Sfl2 ioi l,i)2S 10 I'ralcr liki Special Trlji!. I'nrllen wlahliiB to ro lo Crater I.nku during UiIk flno v. rather, can make. Hpcilnl nrranKcmcntH with tho Hall Taxi company. Heven panfen Kcra, round trip, $10 each; nix pnnH ent'orH, round trip, ll each; flva paRFciiKem, round (rip, $12; four piiKneiiKom, ronrid trfp, $1:1.00. For partlciilnm pliorio Bceley Hull. uinnnRcr I Inll Taxi i ompany. 1 C I KlkMMO.NS. In tho JuhHco court In nml for tho county ot Jnckson, atnto or Oregon, dlHtrlct or Metirord. iModford llnlldlnK Co., an OrcRon corporation, plaintiff, n. Frank Ma Kulrc, ilefendnnt. To Frank .Mngulre, the abovo named defendant- In tho name of the atatc or Ore Kon, oti am hcroby required to np pen r ami answer plaintiff's complaint on file ncalnm you in Hit above en titled court and cause, on or heforo six weekn from the first day or tho publication or thla aummonn. said summons being first published In the Med ford Mnll Tribune, a dally newspapers, published dally and regularly at Medford, Oregon, on Tuesday, tho 29th day or September. 19 H, and tho last lime bclnc pub lished on tho 1 0th day of November, I9U, And for want thereof the plain tirr will take judgment apalnet you for tho hii in of Ono Hundred Flvo Dollars, with Interest thereon front May 1 . , 1 1 1 a . nml for costs and dis bursement to be taxed. This summons U published in tlio Medford Mall Tribune, n newspaper or general circulation, published dally and regulnrly nt Medford, Oregon, for six biicccsslvo weeks. In order duly and regularly made and entered by Clenn O. Taylor. Justice o! the peace or tho nboc district, on Monday, tho 2fcth day of September, 1'JU. CI.KNN O. TAYI.OH, Justice of tho I'cace. Foit iti:.T misci:i,t.axi:ous FOR It KNT Twelve acre tract, mod ern hoiise.c lo-o in. Inquire of W. T. York. 419 M. F. & 11. building. 1C7 FOK It KNT 1K1CSI3 FOU m:NT Fho rooin loiibo"llKhtiy furnished, near Jackson school. Sir. W. 2nd St. 105 FOIt RKNT Flvo room modorn bun- gntow, woottstied attached, $10 per monui, U7 uoitago (pacd) Ht. 163 FOR RKNT Two lour room rur- nlHhed modern Hats. 730 West 11th. Phono 521-R. FOR RKNT Six room bungalow, close In. Might furnish .partly, new. Phono 839-X;. NEW TODAY Three and eighty -three hundredths aires lu a (Inn valley In Southern Wiibhlngton, all bet in 1909 to cholco comlnerclnl apples. There aro 255 trees, with good caretaker lu charge. Tho tract is Irrigated, and will soon begin to bear ubundantly. Will Undo at $2500.00 for 11 house lu Metirord. 160 acres lu Harney county for ex change at $20.00 per aero lor 11 close In clear property at Medfoid, or city property. C. D. HOON WHY? STOCK RANCH It la my business to Know the best buy In Jackfoa county and have It optioned at tho lowest cash orlce. That best buy today la a 190 acre stock ranch, 100 acros loam soil, ir rigated, now in gratu and alfalfa. No bottof "nltalfa land In Jackson county, ditch built covering 140 acros, perfect water right, alono worth $10,000.00. Thla land lies between (ho Apple gale river and tho foot hills, all bot tom land, best of range, most do lldhtful cllmuto, no snow or fog, Modern, now bungalow, bams, fenceV, corrttlls and orchard all ready This placu should bring $36,000.00 will ll for II $,000.00, half cash, 12000 worth of machinery and slock mIi plum, Jdim koui HJ loek much He! 1 Imve t uttarvi, UH NH'i Hawk W Vht ') J, C, BAKNKS i HOUSE NEWS twin ilfcrfriU'ufifrfcriiRn' yirfs. JFOU IinNT I.arjco lcofilng roomi, and modorn hoiiRnkeoplnfC apart monta, prlrea very reasonable. Phono 247-L. 222 South Holly atrcot. run m:.Tr itovHV.Krxvixa HOOMH VOIl ItKNT -Two room npnrttucnt nlroly rurnlHlicd for housokcoplng, electric lights, bndi, gna nnd photic $12.00 per month, 223 West Main ins FOIt rtKNT Furnished hommkcop Ing rooms, gan; also hall bedroom, 2.11 Hast Ninth. 101 FOIl 11BNT Modorn housekeeping rooms, gag and bath. Call nfter 4 :.t0 p. in. Phono 85-H, 219 Tal ent Bt off South Central avo nuo. 105 FOR HM.lUtunmKH FOIl BAI.H Seven room bungalow, strictly modern, lol 50x315, plonty of frull and berries, largo out buildings. Will sell cheap, phono 417-M, mornings. FOIt SAMV-ltHAfi USfATK FOIl HAM: Goat ranch, tour million fret timber, good Income, bargain. TerniH to suit. .VA miles to rail road. Owner, post orflco box 122, Grant Pass, Ore. 1C FOU SM.h. MVRSIOCK FOIl SAI.K corn red sbontM' ror $00, one fine young Jcrs6y cov, $00. J II. McDanlcl, Wcllen, Ore- gon. 103 FOIl SALK -About 50 head slock cftttlo, with sonio liecf. Phono or wrl.e O. M. Knox. Applcgnlo, ore gon. 104 FOIl HAM MISCKMjAM.OUfl Oil SAI.H A good second hand or gan lor school or family use. Call -(03-J3 or address box ", II. It. .o. s. iieuioru. au. FOIl SAMS Alfalfa hay, $12.00 per ton delivered, phono Jacksonville 21-F11. 10 FOIl SALK rorty-four, 7 months old turkeys. F. I Ton Voile. Jacksonville, Ore 1G7 FOR RENT Modorn housekeeping rooms, ground floor, 315 Nortu Dartlett. 1GC WAX! Kr SITUATIONS WANTKD Sewing by day or piece. Mm. MnrQuani. 2(5 So. Central Ae. Phono 379-M. ISO WAXTEIJ II.CTXL..- EOUS WANTKD Young sows for breeding. C.Io particulara and location. 11. M. Whitman, Kaglo Point, Ore. 107 WANTKD Wood for good, Bound. 1075 jiound all around mare. Will t ratio her for equal value. Phone G35-I,. 167 WANTKD Family shipping furni ture to Portland to tako hair or car. This will pay to investigate, Phono 573-X. 160 WANTKD Correspondence w Itli middle-aged marriageable lady, with somo means to Join mo In bus iness at once. Box A. 1). T., cara Mall Tribune. 16U WANTKD Two high-class milk cow8 Must havo high test nnd bo largo milkers, no poor cows considered. Uox 30, Mull Tribune. 165 WANTKD Day boarders, $5.00 per wcok. 145 South Ivy. 267 WANTKD flood driving horeo. ono broken (o drive, stnglo or dniiblo, Kiiltnhlo for light orchard work in emergencies, not afrnld or nutos or traliiK, sale for lady to drivo with children. Address box 70, R. .F. D. 1, Central Tolut. 163 for i:xcit..nr. FO TUDK llino for cow or hfock. Phoenix, Oro. horse tu trade S. l Cope, 161 FOR KXCIIANOK Hood homo and seven aero lucomo 01 chard, adjoin lug Medford. Will take livestock for part. Phono 25-R5. 103 EXCHANGE Want to sell or buy anything? II C Rador. 114 N. Front St. Phono 125. Nuff Scd: FOUND FOUND Sorroll filly, ago tw'o years small star and stripe In forehead, weight 900. Owner can havo same by paing chaiges. 33 North Rlvoraldo. JC5 LOST LOST I.ute Inst Saturday night, suit ot clothes wrapped lu gieuu paste board box. Reward tor tho return to tho Wardrobe Store, LOST Small, black electric tall light, between Medford and Eagle Point or Medford and Asliluud. Re ward If returned to W. A. Co nil this. 103 HUSIMS DIRKCTORK Auto Hupplles LAHKR AUTO 8PRINO CO. We aro operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant in the Pa clflu northwest, Use our springs when others fall, Bold under guar antee. 20 North FlfU'eotk Ht., Portland, Ore, Notary Public 1IKLKN N. YOUKKY Notary pu le! llo, Hrluif your work lo pis t lur klgn of tlie Mall Trlbuni, ,.l.j.--.wrigfV.-gJT.v.,, ,-,, 'VHHihl llliV-1-'--'''11 -1 MAIM THANHFKH tt WJOMAUM (JO, 1 WHuHH Coiiil Fnrnl HI l'tom 116 1'lli.tMJ lHi Itt-K K-4J-I HIM- ' yAtfrc fmrai ii.r; JU 'nbMNtes wrttfcftrtitt? i.lM AttorWy pormift jf fniFf, Wk ivMrtALKt -7-Attornoys-nt-Lnw, Robins 8 anil 0, ModfoM Nntlonql llanlt bldK A. 13. RBAMKS LAWYKR aarnett Corey bldg. Wm. M. ColvlK, Oerfrgo M. Roborta COLVIO & ROHKRTH. LAWYKR8 Medford National Dank Dulldlng. II. F, MlfilCKY & OHO. W. OHBRRY Attorneyu nt Law. Jackrtbh Coun ty Rank Dulldlng. NliWTON W. noilDEN Attorney at Inw, room 7, Sparta building, Med ford. Oregon. r . -x, ,1 -im ! . '. ," 11 'i" Cltlropractort DR. A. R. HEOC1ES, Dr. Louise K. Hcdpofl Iechano-Thorhpl8trf, Chiro practors, Spondylottternplsttf. TIiom systems, Including: dietetics, cura tlvo gymnastics, hydro-thernphy, etc., prodtiro results In both acute nnd chronic diseases. Co fi fit; Ra tion free. Ovor Doiiol & CO., cor nor Mnln and liartln'.t. lloura 9 a. m.to 5 p. m. Other hours by appointment. Phono 170. DR. R, J. LOCKWOOD,, Chlrobrsctor, norye specialist Rooms 203-204-205. Oarnctt-Corey blilg. Vapor baths and scientific massage glvenr nocdlo spray, hoad and shoulder shower In connection; adylco tn dietetics, medical gymnaaHcs, hydropthernpy. Lady attendant. PhonevOfMce 543. r'WdrfH 511-11. -, ' -- . .-J. . j . j 1 Empoymciii Attmcf Wo are hero to belb doodIs gat re liable, competent bolp. We fur nish help tn almost alt llnee of business. Wo mnko a specialty ot competent men and wlvee for ranches. We solicit your patron age. Dinner's Real Estate and Employment Bureau, Room 8 and 7 Palm Building, Medford. Phon 858. Mm. Byrd Caster, Manager, successor. Dentlitu DR. DR. W. C. M. VAN C. VAN 8COYOO SCOYOO Dontlata aarnott-Corcy Rldg., aulle Medford, Oro. Phone 856. 310 Gaurbafe QARDAOK del your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagona for good service: Fbone 32C-L. F. Y. Allen. ' Instruction In Music MR. FRED ALTON 1IAIQI1T Teacher Of piano and harmony, an nounces season ot 1914-15 begin ning Soptcmber 7th, 1914, A lim ited number or now pupils will bo accepted. Courses In harmony and musical history to all juplU this season without extra charge. Pupils recitals. Halght Music Studios. 116 South Laurel St., Medford, Oregon, phone 176-R. MRS. FLORENCE HALLIDAY- HAIGHT Teacher ot the art ot singing, tono placement, dia phragmatic breathing. Body poise, opera, oratorio, coneert repertoire, classes In sight singing and read ing. Children's singing classes will be formod. In these classes of six tho foundation principles of cor rect breathing, tone placemen'., and sight singing will be taught. Halght Music Studios, 110 South Laurel St. MRS. HALLIDA Y-HAIQHT W 1 1 1 also conduct a class of younger piano pupils this season tinder Mr. Halght's direction at tbo Halght Music Studios. 116 South Laurel Street. StCBAjgrapncni SHOK REPAIRING First class stir repairing, on ' modorn elcetrte machines while, you wait. B. N. Uldcu. located In Kldd'a Shoe Store. Phone 313J. - ir ) Phycslclnn rnifi Burgeons DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopath's physicians, 416-417 Garnctt-Corey bldg., phone 1036-L. Residence 26 South Laurel St. DR. W. W, HOWARD Osteopatnle physicians. 303 Garnett-Coey building. "Phono 904-M. DR; J. J. BMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nono and throat, Eyos scien tifically tested anil glassos sup plied. Offlco Ti$ East Main St. Hours 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. . Phone. . j B. B. PIPKEL, M. D. Office Jaek son Comity- Bank bldg. OHk.e phone 43-R; residence piHme 68-11. DR. MARTIN G, BARRBfl Physi cian and surgeon. Office Palm block, opposite Nash Hotel. Heitrs 1(? to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J. DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon. Phonos, office 30, resi dence 7 2 4-J, Office hours le to 12, 2 to 6. DR. 8. A. LOCKWOOD PhyslelM and surgeon. , ; MYRTLB a. LOCKWOOD, M. D. . Practice limited to diseases' t of women. Offices 232 K. MU. PhoiiM, residence, U14-J2; ofkKe 814. ; V It. J, go.VltOY, M. D. PhyslnUn M Hurgonii. Oter Hutchison ft Ltims flku, 2)5 K. Main Ht. Phone 1 DR. MO M. M. DOW Pliysletsn ' surgeon. Dr. Lydla H, Dow-rOs-tsopalhlo physician, efflses K4 k, Murk's block, Phone t9. K4 dunce tb' De Kiltl, Csaesel Point, ht huIpimmi uiHUut otttm m imiUm Oimmn .mm mm mVirVmM m n