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Newspaper Page Texttt V" MIUDirOlM) MAIL TIM I WN II, 'MICDFOHn, OIMION, WKDNKSDA V. .SMPTHMMKIf ?10, 1011 PAcin i?rm J.UA r. 1 . fi 11 a n;z . i f' w NEWS FROM COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS I ! I I !! ' ' , 4, 4-- - AOUI AMh lAMn UIPIMITV HJHLHIW MMU 1 Tho riflh Tm-Hiliiy In 1Ih month, being mi iKtru ilnlu not conflicting villi IHu regular Hohnlule, I r-.ur..il by I In lleheknhn (if III" Odd Follows for exclusive social cvetilH, guests riom the (iittif ctli fin being penult IimmI to MtlMllll, Mini II goim without hid hut that "iioli guests urn noiilly iintiiiluliiHil. 'I'Im'hii huiIiiI nffiilis mi' entirely Inoklug In llm fortiiul. Tim) liitvn itiuslo mill miiiiIm unit not only light lufumhliigilU lull (hoso or I he tnott Hiiliotitiillul Mini. TiuiHiluy nvniiliiK. HopL 3i, was an oecaHlon or HiIh nature, mill vva In hcoplng wllli, oven If It tllil not rival preced ing MiithoilngH In tlm way of jollity ami good cheer. Hlum Hi" honvy iliiiniiK" lo tho IiiiIIiIIiik lul winter, tho Inilgii Iiiih IiihIHiiIimI nolalilo Im liiovKini'iiU Instead of untruly patch III iii old mudllloiiN, In fact lux glnnlm; wild tho lino of cioatimt ro tilnlanci', tlm order tins practically re. iiiriiniii'il tho 1'iillrit second tttory. 'I'lii' i'i'nltH count for added conven ience mnl mlilltloiiiil spaco. Those liuproM'iiiniitH, Just uiiupluted, wito niiiilo at an oxpouso of over $2000. OiitHliln of (ho Elkn' building Hid )iM I'i'IIowm I'lijoy iidvnntngoH In intiiiv icHpoois mipiirlor to any other In town. Tlii'lr Mtchon ami dining ioiiio am moduls of ronvunlonco ami arn equipped accordingly. In ailillllon In fi'ioml story lint oiilnr aUo owmi Kioutnl floor privileges bringing In xooil rentals, iih iiiillrn pinperty In raplilly reselling In valno Iho $10,1)0(1 mark Severn) other orders aUo oc ciiP) II Indue ipinrtcm. 'I'liici' brunch i' of I ln fralnrnlty ar lopreHnntoit hero AhIiIiiiiiI Lodge No, 15. Ih tho Hilliorillnaln hotly. Win. Flnel.oiiH bo liiK Ho' Nnbhi (Iriunl; Hope Itehchah Lodge- No. 1 1, Ih tin woman' mix lllsr. Mr. Allen HtuhliH, Nohln (Iruiid 'I'lii' inembemhlp Ih approxi mately I Ml In each. Tlm "higher Uw" arn Included In tlm mi'iuhomhlp of I'llnt Korlc Unruiupuiijnt No. Id, or which L. II. Wynul Ih Chief Pa triarch. .Mr. ami .Mr. W. C. Pit-kens ami two children loft Tuesday for their nlil linmo In (iri'i'iihlioro, Alnhama, nflor n iiMliloiiro horn of ovnr two oar. Thny ramn lo KoiKhorn Orn 800 on arcoiinl of health couilltlonH ami (onml llilx Hertloii all that could Ph ilrMrnd. Their coiiiIiik to this purllculsr locality wnn dun to tho horn or old time tmiithorn PfiMience unlKhhor. Mr. ami Mr. I'. Whit it. Them' unite a colony hero nhoutM ft (tin Hie name ntato, Includ ing .1. It. Hunter ami Mr. mid Mrs. T. I. Itraneh. Wllfiod (,'nrr, tho popular joum; clerk at Whltod'H, in alto (rout (lieeiiMhoro, hut the Jown nf that iiaum In North Carolina In Mluiiil or "old Alabam.'' Mr. and Mm. (I. W. Kin it, who foimerly conducted thu Hotel Ah laud, hill who for the pant two yearn have Iniun iiwldouln or Vacnoiiver. . C, hiivo.rpUirm'il to HiIh vicinity and will re-occupy their preiulneii on Nutlo) tit rent. They report Vancouver mi armed camp and fortified port In view of War rouipllraHoiiii, Mr. aju Mr. IJ. V. Carter, accom panied hy (I. (I. Kuhanl.H mid wife, and Mr. and Mm. !', W, Wanner, having for their kuoiKk their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mm, .1. II, I.etlH, of low a, Infl (or Crater l.akn hy tho ltoi;im It Ivor ioiiio Tuemlay mornliiK, on a delayed outliiK coverlni; thron or roue daya. Kay W. itciiKur and family of Chlco, Oil., arrived Ttinmlay on tho way homo from an extended vkH In Iho cent ml went. He h a hrother of (leo. W. HoiiKor, Hecretary or tho ('oiumerclal ('lull, and Ih connected with llm KliHt National hank or Chlco. luehleulul to HiIh vUlt tho luothern mid (heir faiullleH held iullo a ruun- lou, attended hy other rnlntlvoH. W. I', Monro of VornallloH, Mo who Iiiih heon vIhIHiik IiIh daiiKhter, Mm. W, s Mu.N'alr, Iiiih koiio to Max 'vvull, Cal., whom he may conclude to locate. .lameH .McNalr him heon vIhUIhk u ilnuiihter at AiUnrla, iiIho IiIh won Hyil at Itaj iiioml, WiihIi., aiidut priiBniit Ih with IiIh hoii Walton at'North Yakima, who haii locoutly received the repub lican nomination of county nogoaHor In that territory. Mr. and .Mm. .lumen Yeo aro re Jolclui; In tho arrlvul or a poii, whouu advent In Iho fainjly honin occurred Monday, .llm wauta to call tho hahy lohuiilo, hut Mm, Yeo profem llar- ohl. Tlm little dililKhlei4 Dorothy, IIHI'll fOIII', HOIll.M to COIUpl'OllllHO on Iho uaiiio llolblo, Kvemlt Kmlih, hoii or Mr. mid Mm, W. II. Hinllh, hi aldu to hn about after a Hindi or typhoid, Tlm fever at litcl.iil 111 tn vvlilln ulleiidluu a hhIidoI for aiclillocU ul Oiililnml, Cn , and lie Man lemovod to hlii Iioiuii hem unv r ri I Weel.H ullicn, W II. Hlnllin of Hun KiiiiicImiii, oiib I'd phninjiiiiphitr for ijio ihiuiliiini I'lliiili. mul vlm Jjmh Imiiiii uuftUHiiK III Hn olluluiiuiloii or Avhluinl ml l-lll i. iM'laii4 for Hie Mllli'Ud EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Itv A. 0. Hewlett I I, mil Hidiiiduy when I loft ff will ing for tlin .Mull Tilliuiio I wjih Jttitt ready lo loiiuiU'iirii lo loll about my llr-ln mi In Mill f flfll II lllclllll'll llllll Ml) J wI( ,.l)nro JIH, w,r ofl fr. Aflnr my lotnrn from tho llnlto creek ludiiHlilal fair mid upending a Hood pari of TnoHilay rhlliiK aioiind looldiiK for HtihHi'rlliiM' holh new ami old, I roanhod homn and thai after noon put In my Hum mound town and tlm next mornliiK Htarted for .Mr, (JuiIiIii'h orchard and shortly after my at rival met lijm In coiiipimy with Kind Half Ic thi Konoral Hiiporliitoml ont of tho fruit iimhocIuIIoii of .lack Hun (oiitity. Ho wiih thorn InHpoijt Iiik Mr. C'orhlu'H frtill and without any henltmicy ho rninailieil thai .Mr, Cnrhlu had tlm hniit crop or applca In tlm ItuitUD river valley ami ho nalil that he know for hn had lulled all of tlm orcharilH In the valley, Well tho mailer Iciiowh hy HiIh Hum thai I am union whnl IminlKlthn ami I nuked .Mr. Corhlu why It wan thai IiIh fruit waH no iiiuch hotter than tlm rmt of tho valley and In aiiHwnr to my iiieM tlnu hn lemarked water, llo then look inn up nliovn the water ditch mid called my attention to an npjiln tnln Htmidlti); uonr thu ditch on tho uppor Hide, nay miiiwi nlKlit reel off and the fipphm on the tron worn a fairly kooiI hIii and pretty well colored. Now Kiild he (hU treo hat aliHiirhed water from (hn illicit and they am very r.ood coiiHldiirliiK everythtiiK hut Junt look al (IiIh tree, they wnro HpltuuhurKH, onn row ahove, on the nniiio kind of koII, thny urn not worth Catherine and ho (hey wein not. Then went throiiKh IiIh orchard and found tho reiiHiin why Mr. Hatch had xald that hn had thu henl crop of upplen In the valley for while tlm ('.round wiih well covered wllli applet) thai had fallen off on account of tlm wind there worn toiu and toui of an flnn npplcit ntlll on the trees as I luivo over hwii hern or nny whom oUo. Then Mr. Cor hlu remarked Hint ho had pnld tho ditch company fllOQO to put tlm water on IiIh orchard and f ll.tiu an acre for tho tiHi) of It, that ho had every dol lar of that money hark In thin year' crop of applon. While I wan them ho paid iiiii a nix iiioiiHi'h mihurrlptlou lo tlm Dally .Mall Trlhuno. and while I waH thorn J. H, Quackcuhiiidicr, the foreman on the plnce, nlno paid IiIh HiiliNcrlptlon to thu Dally Mall Tri bune. Colim from them on to Mr. KdKell'H orchard 1 found him out In i,Ih mfllil. Ho wan Jiihi flnlHhliiK up IiiihMiik It out mid ho had a fine lot of It dr)liiR out Kettlii); ready to put away for winter use. Ho iiIho renewed hi HiiliHcrlptlon lo the Dally Mall Tilbune. Koturnlui; homo In tluin for dinner. I Kjient tho rest of the day working tlm town. The next day, Krlday I had arranged to t;o to rldltiK out with our towiuinan and cmiillilaln for tho Htatn xeunto on tho democratic mid oul-lo-wlii tlrkoln, Thori. Nichols, and just aa I wan ready to htart, in a hurry of coume, in como Mm. II. tl, .Smith, W. A. Cornlthm mid Mm. i:. U, llanley and they hardly i;ot Heated heforo Mm. I.M llanley, Mm. 1M AndmwH, Mm. John K. Iteddy and Mm. John M, Hoot, nil or Medford cauio In mid per form of habit I had to pay hoiiio attention to them, althoiiKh I wiih In a meat hurry. Mm. llanley noon Informed inn that they worn over to form a I a ill on' Hill llanley club mid hbn wanted mo to write no n nice little article IioehHiii: lllll llanley fur tho t'. H. Ronate. Well 1 drew a luni; hrealh ami re marked that nhe would have to hod HeorKo Putnam about that iih that would como undor tl(o head or ml vortUlriK. Well In tb,. ineaiitliuo I handed hor my pencil ami UHked her to lOKlmer tho nanioH of tlm party and oxcuaed iiiywilf on tho ground that Mr, NIcIiqIh would ho waiting for niu ami when I ruturued I found (hat my pvncll had gone off to vvrito Iho nanieii of tboHe who Joined tho lllll llanley cluh, hut I have not heon able to leant tlm number or the uaiui'H of (huso who Joined it. Hut tall; about tlm men electioneering, well miiiiu of that parly can (each (leo, I'J, Clmiuherlaln lo electioneer, Hut I got off with a whole ncalp ami iniHt that wo will all live over the ovoid. In Hplto of llm hard timm people will travel ami eat. On .Sunday Juut hofom 1 Htarti'd for Medford on the I1. H 10. iidliuad, Paul Wright ami (lenrgn Went ciimo Jn fiopi Proapect for dinner mid about thu hiiiuo (.lino A. Hlovor and wife, W. C. Cailvvrlght and vvUe, Mm, C. Ilelleiigor and Carl Nowhere of Meiirord and Mr, ami Mm. .1, M.'ltailer ami MIhh .lennette l-'uiry of JJJiuenU called for dinner mid bidding (hum loo byn I Hlarled fur (hn train o Ijcar I bo debalo In Mi'ilford hnt.vv'ieii IJ. A. Ciiulrell mid IJ A. Howell on (ho Htihjecl of pro hiblHoii. Mm. W. W. WIIIIIh of PornUt re inii'iN, folilum, lie, f utile oonm oxlm film vlnvvv of valbiy meijniy In I bono puilu whlrli will hn milled 10 Hiu m. Iviuhu ioiiloii Mlii'Uily In itlovli. liirned fiom I'orlland, wlmrn nlia hail heeii vIhIHiik for aoiuu t f mo on TiK.'H day, tlm :!2nd. O, IJ. Itoynoldii Iiiih heon out hupi.t Inlendlui; tlm loadlilK or Mr, (Jor hln'H applcH In tlm fir, Ho Ih xhlp pliiK thoiii to Meiirord to hu rcjnickod for Hhlpmohl eiiKt, ('. fj, llannen the nealer or welnhtu mid mi'Miiuieii wan In tpwu Monday, D. It. I'attrlck vvaa horn for dinner mid while horn Kitvn mu IiIh milmerlp Hon ror tlm Weekly Mall Hrlliuiiu, Itiidolph Perk, onn or our live (ler nmn oIH.diih of l.nko creek, and Harry lrey and Carl IlolborHtlodt worn horn for dinner, Mr. JlnihurBtk'dl Ih run iiIiik a wood xaw In our town. Them wein iiIno Hnvoral Htrani;orH hero today, ! WILLOW SPRINGS TWIGLETS i Mrw. Will I.evviM mnl fuiully of K'mie'H Cieek hpenl Thumilny with Mm. .John Sixlv. Tlitirxiliiv .Mr. Him Amlemon en ti'iluiiieil Mm. A ml nil ami ehihlrcit "of MmII'oiiI. X, .1. Tnir mill vil'e were ilinner glials of Johnnie Wliifim .Sumln.v. 'I'liu l M. I'nluieri enllcil on tlm MlUioll I'uillil.V of KllieV Creek Inil Kumlav. The W. I), ('InrU .lined at the Xorciiixx home iSumhi.v, tli'ii look 11 iiiolor Irip over Hie valley in lite nf I01110011. The ihh of ,oul; Iiiih been iiiilo prevnlenl in tlii valliiy Ihe iat. two vi;ckn, A lore hell "."iiitf to It. I'. In-mi liml ilH eir liiolmu uml hud to he frlmi. Ileilierl (link's iliiviii home ilieil, nlo n very fiiie iloi.' vvih ioi.omil. The .1. V. Kliloii family ami Mr. Carlton motored lo (Inintx Putt S1111- ilnv. Mr. uml Mm. II.,J. Alvemon of fit tlllt n I'llt- eiijuW'il Stlllilll.V with their laiifthler, Mr. .W. I. I'aikor. Albeit I'm Key ami llamhl (Imul-' mmitoti have joined Ihe mitmulil guanlH of Meilfonl. MitH I'enrl Hor-n mnl Mr. Me Creeily of Central Point iiciiii).ci with the .MeKee family 011 thu hanks of Kogue river Snmlav. The Miles and Parker hiniiex ami llm hariit of O. H. lllaekfonl ate he iiiK reueweil Iry 11 eoid of paint, which iiddh very mtieli to l heir uppenraiiee. W. A. Thompson nud wife motoreil lo tho Itivcmitle rntich with Mr. uml Mm. Dnilfje I'riilay. Mr. uml Mm. I). W. Stone attenilcd the .tnt'onio enleitaiuiiu'iit at AhIi IiiiiiI Thui-iluy. The PreHhvteiinn ehoir met at the hnuii' of Mm. W. I). Chirk Satunluy fVeniii; 11ml after praetiee u very so ciable evening wim f-pent. The (Ininge met at the M'liooN Ikmikc ami a rouxiiiK political. incctitiK vviim belli. Mnnv of the measures in which are to he otcil iimn were ev plniui'il uml ilisi'tissftl, i:eellent ie freshinentf weie sfrveil at Ihe close of the eveiiinj:. Mm. Frank MelCee will enterlaiu Ihe Pnrenl-TeaehoiV eluU id her homo Saturday aflernoon.in eonuee lion with the inceling: of the "lloost Mill club" of Meilfonl, uml will he present o ie some very iutertvtin talks. Kvervoue .slmuld make it a duty to meet with these Indies' mnl help boost for Oregon uml Ihe best oftieials we me able to obtain. Wind party of filing people from Willow Springs Inoke the bench al (he (lolil Hill pieluie hhovvf Hoy Davidson mnl family will re turn In (heir In) ie in this district, uml Mr. Ihivi-, who is now located on the propel ty, intends to huihl u hummluw 011 his poition lately pur cIiiikciI, ANTIOCH ITEMS Mr. Kllaworth. thu Central Point Ki-alu merchant, motored to tho .McadowH Tuesday. Mr. Moore and hour or Autloch have loaned tho J. W. Scott ranch, They are all luiHtlem and will make a hiiccchs at farming iih well aa tho raising or Mock, Mm. W. O. .IplniRnn and.Hon J.co, Htarlod on Friday ror (heir homo at Fori Klamath. Mr, lliumou flipped a carload or hogH to lit ranch near Chlco, Cal. W, Scott of Meilfonl was a visitor at tho W. C, Chapman ranch 011 Thumday. Tho Autloch .Literary Btart 011 Friday night at thu school bouse. Uvoryono Invited to como. MIhh Pattormm, tho Anloch ncboo touchoi and no me or tho pupils en joyed n plcula dinner on tho Upper Table rock Hundny. ' The dance at Cnoper'u hall Satur day night waa well attended hy thu onng people of HiIh valley nud they all had a good time. Itiihe Monro who Iiiih boon a riingdr In Iho iuoiiiiIuIiih thla Huniiuor, Iiiih. I'l'turmid home for the winter iuoiiHih. Tho Meadow country uiuut ho good for velcli. Mr. Mooro ihiitHhod so HticltH hU hi'iimdi for need, nud (ho MiDflohl biolbom rided a ciop of vnicli liny (hut thu fmncr would, hu proud of In any coiniry, Tho iiiillrn hull id llnuidii In pin. HieiilnK nlci'lj Mini will tmmi be lead)' for im Now diiiiim no ulmuil Mian niiMbl o build m lively mbu. Tlm ImMt'M ilnv uoilt mid (tgynlutf huvk home, hut Hid wilder Ik coming on, and wii m nut tako care or thu horncx. wlinii tlm yoniiK people arc having a Komi tinio. W( vvani uiai huioio lor Iho rnrnior'M rrlomi. I FLOUNCE .R0CK .FRILLS I lJi ; Mr. uml Mm, ). S. Kitby and hoii ennie over i)ie flmt of llie weidt from OdoHtn ill their now Koid ear. Tlicy will vihiI Mr. Kiiienlil uml fnmil.v. Mr. ami Mm. Jlitsworlh spenl Tliumiliiy with Mr. nml .Mm. Wieh urilou. Mr. IlicliiinNon left 1'iiilny for eIHteiu Oregon, .1. K. IliltHon wiih v tHititir Up vol em in (IiIh vicinity Friday find Kid unlay. . .1. K. DilHWorlh left Halunlay for fori Klamath. ' There have heen ipide a lol of fruit IniiileiH pahhiti Iiiih week on mule lo Fort Khiiindh. IVclors uml HlmuharilH ami llieir guenU Hpenl iMilay at Piosieet ami Iho power plant. Wednesday wiih if. K. Peyton' hiithday, so his wife prepared 11 din ner lor him mid invited several gllOtlH. Mr. nud Mm. Koroy motored lo Meilfonl Sunday to be gone fovontl dll.VH. Aunt Hiihie Iligiuhotliaui Iiiih Iiccii having a had time witii u felon on her finger. The new m-oIk nml detk are now iiintulled In I.aiirelhumt M'hoolhousc. There arc 11N0 new leaehem' ehaim ami detkn. . Mr. Mniining it Imlpuiv N'elRon Jvm on hift new house. Kenneth l'mkiuo ome home Sat urday fruiu Califoniiu. IHh folkx weie. not ojpoetinir him, mi they wen' most pleasantly mirprtsi'd. ALONG ROGUE RIVER Mr. nml fm. Al Chillemlen nf A troli1 went to I'll; creel; Saturday. F. C. (laimw of Trail nud Pirry Foster weie Medfoid. visilom Mon day. John Xci'lon nml iHtoi MissJone,. f-pent the week cud (it their home at Table Hook. Miss Mia Iiuuii.th was l!ic "iicst of M'-s Murl Colfe'cn Friday nihl. flcinVe Fry has hliilt an nifditi' n to hin hotKe. Henry Ficnch is hauling wood f.v Mm. O. Niehok of Mvd'fo'r.l nml lend ing it .011 n ear ami will ship it t Medford. Mr. and .Mrs. John Fry were .Vcd ford eallem n few; days ago. Mesdanies ISelhiwt, II. "nrno, rre Ciilie and M.iss K,u MeCnhe ealled at (lie French rniieli Sunday after noon mid in the evening Misses Mary ami Anna Itobcrlsrm. John Crstm, Kverett nud Zero .Duhiiek, Hliuei ami I.otii- Itojiertion .eanie mid spent tho time in mimic. M CiisnJ; ii:i4 traded his iiioperly on Trail lor pioperty near San Fran i'Iioo, Mesdanies Muilin aiiil Skvtmau went to Central Point Tliumdny. Mm .Klla Wharlon began a full lenu of school in the Laurel district Monday. Mr. flrabaiu Hold his turkeys to William Craudall. i:. K Ash was at Kngle Point a few days ago. (Reported by Jackson County At tract Co., Sixth and Kir Sts. Circuit Tho Mullock Mercantile Agency v. William A. Ilurr. Summons nml writ or attachment. William F. Owlugs va. Jamos OweiiH el al. Notlco. !(, J. Davis vs. F. W. Combs, Hat- Ho Combs. Action to recover money, Cora M. AdniiiB vb. David O, Avery. Suit to roieclose, W. A. Turner vs. Ud A. Kstcs, Leona J. KHtoa, K. IJ. Plilpps, FJdyth PhlppH, Cldu L. Cunningham, Mabel Cunningham, Henry N, I.ouobargcr, Matha l.ouebarger. Suit to foreclose. Tho llullock .Mercantile Aguucy vs. William A. Ilurr. Action to recover money, C. F. Young vs. (lco.(F. King. Ac tion for money. Real Estate Transfers It. It. HotchklM) et ux to Myr tle Gardner, lot in ,blk 2, Cottage Add Medford, W. D. 2,200 J. 11. Goble ct ux to Mm. Flor ence. Hyard, lot 7 and 8, till: 1, HorryValo Add Mod ford W. D. v l Itoguo Itlver Valley Cuual Co, to Emll T, Erlcksnii, laud In nee. 25, twp. ati.lt, ,2 Water IHghl Contract luO J, F. Latham, wldowor to Mm. Ilcllo Hoode, lot In l k. 2, Coilugo Add Medrord, W. D. .. lo II. J. Dudley et ux to John H. Owen Co., laud In keen 23- , 21.25 uml 2(1, Iwp, 3'l R 1 IJ. mid III i'c, 1 (Wi, 3 ( 1 ,. IV, l , , J 1,00(1 II. J JMnllo) tl Hi In John H. Owt'ii Co , luud In moo 21, I up. SP U Jl -i , W J),.,,, onu CUIUS 1W 0. C. Pooblor ol ux to C. JJ. I.ano el ux, :;() acrcH In rev. r.. twj). 40 It. 3 H W. I) 1 If, J. Dudley el me lo John H. Owen Co., land In hcch. 1-2-::-t and VI twp. ?,U U. 2 K. In nee. 7 twp. .15 It. 3 K. anil In hoc. .10 iwp. .It It 2 K. deed 14,007 J. W. Hybc.o el al to l K. Hy hen land In koch. .11 and .12 twp, .11; It. 1 IJ. nnd land In nee, J-r and twp, 37 It, 1 IJ., deed I W. Herbert Htownrt to Hurley C. HtitehltiHon, lots II, 12, 13, II, 15, hlk. 2, Mary Place Add, Medford, W. I). 10 POLITICAL CARDS I'oit county iti:coitni:it. I horohy announco rnyBolf an tho domocrutlc candidate for tho offlco of county recorder of JackHon coun ty, to ho votod on at tho K'ineral election on Novetnlxjr .1, 1914. 'f olected, I will do my duty an I have In other rospoiiRlblo position that f havo hold. LKK L. JACOUS. (Paid-Adv.) I hereby announco mycelf aa can dldnto on tho Itopubllcan ticket for county recorder. If elected I will give my undivided attention to tho duties of tho offlco. Election Nov. 3. 1914. CIIAIINCIJY FI.OmjY, (Paid Adv.) COUOXIJK. I wIbIi to placo my namo bcfori tho votor or Jackson county an an Independent candidate ror county cor oner. JOHN A. PIJRL. (PaldAdv.) I-'Oll SHIJItll'P I hereby announco mypclf an the democratic nominee for sheriff or Jackson county to he voted on at the general election November 3, 1914 J. F. 1IITT30N. (Paid Adv.) TKIJASUIIKU I am tho democratic nominee for treasurer or Jackson county and will appreciate your support. S. (SID) I. nitOWN. FOR ItKXT FUH.MKIli:i AITS. FOR RENT Largo sleeping rooms, and modern housekeeping apart .meats, prlcea very reasonable Phono 247-L. 222 8outh Holly treeL FOIt RUNT ItOl-SCKCKPING ROOMS FOR, RENT Two room apartment nicely furnished ror housekeeping, electric lights, bath, gas and phono $12.00 per month, 223 West Main. 1GG FOR RENT Furnished housokcop Ing rooms, gas; also hall bedroom, 234 East Ninth. 1CI FOR RENT Modern housekeeping rooms, gas and bath. Call after 4:30 p. in. Phono cr.-II, 219 Tal- ent St., off South Central avo- nuo. ICG FOIt REM IIOUSK? FOR" R ENT Run galo w7 "close" I n. Might furnish partly, new. Phono S39-W. FOR RENT Fivo room houso lightly rurnlshcd, near Jackson bchool. S4G W. 2nd St. 1(55 FOR RENT Two four room hir nlslifil modern (lata. 730 West 11th. Phono 521-R. NEW TODAY Threo and eighty-threo hundredths acres In a flue valley In Southern Washington, all set In 1909 to choice commercial apples. There are 255 trecH, with good caretaker In charge. The tract is Irrigated, and will soon begin .to bear abundantly. Will trade at $2500.00 for a houso In .MciUord. 1C0 acres in Harney county ror o.v chango at $20.00 per aero for a eloso in dear property at Medrord, or city property. C. D. HOON WHY? STOCK RANCH It Is my business to Know tho best buy n Jackson county and have it optioned at tho lowest cash urlco. That best buy today Is a 190 ncro stool; ranch, 100 acres loam soil, Ir rigated, now In grain and alfalfa No better alfalfa laud In Jackson county, ditch built covering 110 acres, perfect water right, alouo worth $10,000,00. This laud lies between the Appio gato river and tho foot hills, nil bot tom laud, best of rango, uiost de lightful climate, no snow or fog. Modern, now bungalow, barns, fence, corrullg and orchard all ready. This pluco should bring $30,000-00 will coll fur flK.000.00, hair cask, 12000 woith of luuchlnory uud stock wih pluco, Ideal home and stock ranch. Host I huvo uvur dfwi4. Jit NhCI Hunk llldg., I'Jk'um jyu.l J. C. BARNES ,rOlt UKNT MIKCUfiliANKOUH FoTTirKNT- ern lionise Ioho In. Inrpilre of W, T. York, II !J .M. F. tc II, hul ding lf.7 I'Oll HAMJ 1lOU.S.IfS FOK 8AMJ A aplendlil rour room hotiHf on large lot, well finished In Hide, thoroughly modern and pnrt - Ir rurnlBlicd, only ono block from pavlng. Hro It and nk tho price. Impilro P. 0. box Cr.5. 10.1 FOIt SALK Sovcn room bungalow, Htrlctly modern, lot f)0x315, plonty of fruit and berried, largo out building. Will sell cheap, phono 417-M, mornings. J:()R HA Mv IIKATj JiCSTATK foifa A UK Qoii ranch, rouTrnlfllon foet timber, good Income, bargain. Terms to suit, 314 mllen to rail road. Owner, post orrico box 422, Grants Pass, Ore. 107 FOK HAMMvnSIOOK FOR SALE About ilO head stork cr.ttle, with some beef. Phone or wrl'.'i O. M. Knox, Appiogato, Ore gon. 1R4 for sa r.n si 1 sck r jiiA n 1:0 US FOIt SALE Fine Ilrown and White Leghorn hns, good winter layers. Rex 40, care Mail Tribune. OR SALE A good second hand or gan for school or family Use. Call 403-J3 or address box 77, R. It No. 4, Medford. lCr, FOR SALE Forty-four. 7 months-' old turkeyH. F. L. Ton Velio. Jacksonville, Ore. 107 FOR RENT Modem housekeeping rooms, ground floor, 34! North DartlMt. ICG WANTED SITUATIONS VANTED Married farmer, one child 10 years old, experienced orchard man wants position on ranch. Ad dress box 2C1, Medford, Ore. 1G7, WANTED Sewing by day or piece .Mrs. .Mnrquain, zir So. central Ave. Phono 379-M. J 80 WANTED MISCEMi.t-t'EOUH WANTED Teams at the East Sldo, Wood Yard, oil E. Slain. 104 WANTED Sound young hlack liorso. oeiwcen i.iuu nnu j-iuu pounuz. Commttnlcato with J. II. Murphy,' Nash Hotel Immediately. 1G4 WANTED To buy number ot Ply mouth Rock pullets. IIox 3S, en Mall Tribune. 1GG WANTED To lease for thrco years; poultry ranch, 10 acres with good Improvements near town. Uox 35, care Mall Tribune. 166 WANTED To rent five or ten acres suitable for raising poultry near Medford. Box 42, caro Mall Tri bune. ICG WANTED Young sows for breeding. Give particulars and location. R. M. Whitman. Eaglo Point, Ore. 167 WANTED Wood for good, sound, 1075 pound nil around mare. Will trado her for equal value. Phone C35-L. 1G7 WANTED Family shipping furni turo to Portland to tako halt of car. This will pay to Investigate. Phono 573-X. ICG WANTED Correspondence with middle-aged marriageable- lady, with somo means to Join me In bus iness at once. Dox A. IJ. T., cara Malt Tribune. 1G0 WANTED Two high-class milk cow Must havo high test and bo largo milkers, no poor cows considered. Uox 30, Malt Tribune. 1C5 WANTED Day boarders, $5.00 per weok. 145 South Ivy. 2G7 FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Sledford hungn low for small chicken ranch, closo in. Hon 52, care Mall Tribune. ICG FO TRADE Havo home to trado for cow or stock. S. P. Copo, Phoenix, Ore. 1C4 EXCHANGE -Want to soil or buy anything? U O Rader, 114 N. Front St. Phono 125. Nuff Sod. FOUND FOUND Sorrell (Illy, ago two jeara smalt star and stripe in forehead, weight 900. Owner can havo same, by paying charges, 33 North Riverside. 1G5 LOST LOST A tan ml.ed ladles Leave at Tribune office. coal. 1GI LOST A heavy grey sweater lost bo tween Medford and Antelope, ereok. Leave at Tribune office. 10ti LOST Lata last Saturday night, suit of clothes wrapped in green paste board box. Reward for tho return to the Wardrobe Storo, BUSINESS UIRECTORY Auto SuppllcH LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We aro operating tho largost, oldest and host cipiippod plant iu the Pa cific northwest. Uso our springs when others fall. Hold under guar antee, 20 North Fifteenth tit. Portland, Ore. '5f JiSr i. X S,S TTit HfT "TT TTiT'-iTiiTT'. Notary Public ' lie, Jlrliig your work to mo at tb sign of thu Mull Trlbuue, 'J'rwfMr fsiws swsy f s sjisHwp E A 1)11 TltANHl'Ell & MTOIIAIlM CO OfiU it Nuilb VfMl m. i'aMI HI 6. I'fJtwi rlKlJt, tfvf s HW I lUlMMJi I IIUHINIWf pfnRCTQRT) - rfm 1tSHVSWlV' POUTF.K J. fKFl'V Wl. P.,MBALht Attornoy-nt-Lftw, It6ofnrfS and S, Medford National Dank bldg. sis. A. B. IU2AMI3H, IWYEIl Onrnstt. Corey bldif. Wtn. M. Colvlg, Ocorgo M. nobartu iCOLVia &. UOllKRTtJ. hMvYKUB- Atedfnrd 'A(lnnnl llnfkk Tlnllillnff. f. " 1 ,"" I D. F. MULKRY St GEO. W. OHlCltUY Attornoyt at, Law. Jncknon Coun ty Hank BuildinB. NEWTON W. TlORDEtfAttornoya't law1, room 7, Bpurta UulldinitMpd fonl, Oregon. Chiropractors DR. A. It. IIEDOE9, Dr. Loulso ,. Jtodgos ilochano-ThprAPjsts, Chiro practors, Spondylptheriplats. These systems. Including dietetics, clira tiro gymnastics, hydro-thoraplf)-, etc., produce results In both acuta nnd chronic discuses. Consulta tion frco. Over Pottol, Co., cor ner Main ahd DartloU. Hours 9 a. m. to c p, in. other hour's by appointment. Phone 170, DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, nbrvo specialist Rooms 203-204-205. Oarnett-Corey bldg. Vapor baths nnd scientific massage given; needle spray, head nn.il shoulder shower in connection; aMvlce' la dietetics, medical gymnasUet, hydroptherapy. Lady attendant. Phono, office G43, residence Cll-lt. t-i L-A' ' n Employment flftycj Wo are here to help people get liable, competent help. We tar nish help In .almost all lines of business. We make a specialty of competent mon and wives for 'ranches. Wo solicit your patroa age. Rlttnef's Roal Estate an Employment Ilurcau, Roqras 6 aad 7 palm IluIIdlng, Mcdfofd. Ph'oae 858. Mrs. Oyrd Caster, Mauaer. successor. " Dcaana DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. C. .VAN BCOYOO Dehtlsta '" ' Garnott-Corbjr Rldg., suite 119 Medford; Ore. Phone JiGO.' Garbage GAIIDAGE ;Oot your premises cleaned up (or the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons (or good service. Phone 325-L. F. Of. Allen. .Instruction la.SttHk MR! FRED ALTON JIAiailT ' Teachqr 06 piano and harmony,' an nounces season 0 1914-15 begin ning September 7th, 1914. A lim ited number .ot .now pupils will bo accepted. Courses In harmony and musical history to all pupil thlg season without extra charge. Pupils recitals. Halght Music Studios. 110 South Laurel St., Medford, Oregon, phone 17G-R. SIRS. FLORENCE HALL1DAY HAIGUT Teacbor of the art of flinging, tone placement, dia phragmatic breathing, body poise, opera, oratorio, concert repertoire, classes in sight singing and read ing. Children's singing classes .will be formed. In these classes of, six tho foundation principles ot cor rect breathing, tono placemen,, and sight singing will bo taught. Halght Music Studios. 110 South Laurel St. MRS. HALLIDAY-HAIOIIT W i 1 1 also conduct a class of younger piano pupils this season under ,Mr. Halght's direction at tho Halght Music Studios, 110 South Laurel Street. Stcaogrnpfjerf SHOE REPAIRING First class shcj ropalrlng, on modern eloctrtn machines whllo you wait. ,13. N. Bidcn, located Iu Kldd's Shoe Store. Phone 3133. PIiycslclOBs aaa nargeoaa DR. P. O. CARLOW, DR. VA MAINS CARLOW .Osteopathia physicians, 41G-417 Gaructt-Corey bldg., phono 103G-L. Rtaldonce 2G South Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physicians, 303 Oarnett-Corey bulldlug. Phone 904-SI. DR. J. J. EMMKNS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose mid throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Office 22,8 East Main M. Hours 8:30 a, m. to 8 p. m. Phouo, E. 11. PICKKL, M. D. .OHIco Jack sou County Rank bldg. Office phone 43-R; rejldonco'pbone 68K, DR. MARTIN C. HARDER Phyal clan uud surgeon. Offlco Palm black, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J. DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon. Phones, office 36, resi dence 724-J. Office hours 10, to 12, 2 to 5. T " ' DR. B. A. LOCKWPOD PhyslcU and surgeon, MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Prncttco limited to diseases et wquieu. Offices 232 K. Mala. Phones, residence, 814-J2: otfl? 814. .. It. J. CONItOY, M. D. Phyilclaa and Surgeon. Over Hutchison fctMuM den, 215 E, Main HU Phoa,T77 mt. MU M, M. DOW Phyilekg and surteou, Dr, Lydla H, lww-r(r ttoputblo phyiclau, p(fUs 84 ni, Mark's block, Phone 160. Hn4' dtinci) the Dow llwipltal, Ciwtml 1'olut. egsi j'"--.ims' jtay "aaac je ntinwtMBs 1'rlliJAsMi a flllltili tlilBMI WIOUI'OUD PKLNT Nm mwm tuiwiiwrti $ hu co, hM m tints,1 JSUL SSSi MJStIIj MW .JrSjM, n M ni i ti - m .,, - A A . h -": ..1 1 r ' I 1 '. 1 K 4m