Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 02, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TexttpV )k. 'X, MEDTTbTlT) MATf 'rttTBTWR, MEPFOW), OIMWON, 'Kit IT) AY, OCTOBER 2, ISM I- n PAOK ffXVB' XII f i n Ilil.U'l lllll-)JJ.. - -!- ,, JK tfH"' 4v .. V NWS FROM COUNTRY Kiiprowmliitlvus from Dm lending plmmer fiiiiilllox In thin vicinity, ln eluding tlm Wagners, RiishuIh, (III lotliui, Dniiiiii, Vim Hiintii, ItillltHH. HiiimiIih, Ni'Hh, WiiIsuiih, IVIIii, Rhi ne) h unit ntliKin, intended the iloni'iir i minimi nl .Int'ltnoiivlllit. Thursday, iiml iiiiiil( In blithest lorniH or their lucoptlnii llimii. Tim I HI 5 mutual gallieilng will Imi hold In Ashland. iluto In liu announced I ii lor uu. Clyde A. Mulniin, local mmiiigur of lliu Oreniiii-Citllfornhi Power (.'., Ih in Iho noithein portion of the con nly luMnlllngu tuili-htiitliiii In Kaulu Point liiirltniy. In tlm immntlino lie Iiiih heou elm'ted captain of Kir t cone puny, Count Artillery llemirvi'M, of tliln ell)', a pntdtlnn fur which lin h oml iiently well iiiiilirii'il. ('iiitnlii .Mil ium Iiiim also neon i.crvlio In tlm niivy, lni Imk ut outt Hunt bciu uloeltl uliiii on tlm battleship Ohio, Prominent inllwiiy officials In Ash IiiiiiI TliuiHiluy were W, I), Kcott, gen oral manager of tho Bpohano, Port litii'l unit .Seattle nilhvay, who with iiHxoclutcM wan on the retilrn from trip to Han I'rnmlnco; nltip Buporlii tAjident .1. I), llnjiiiiun anil party, oc cupying dm private ear "Hlerru Novu iln," iiorthlionnil from Oakland Pier, which In .Mr, llrt'iiniiii'n hrailqiiurteis a x superintendent of l ho Southern Pn. clflu'M western division. Official figure from tlm local po ll ili'piutuic'iit report lien an the number of hoboes kept tab on an pass- IiIk tliroiiKh Ashland fur tho itionth of September. .Mont of them wore headed southwards. They tocolwil no iiitxlMmii'v wlmtovitr hero except moiit or lev ahl In expediting their ilupariurn out of town. Clark lltinh, assistant cashier of tho 1'liKt Nntlonnl Itaiilc, leave Saturday for Kuusa uuil other point. Ho emtio fiom tlm HnnfloHor statu nud Mill iiiIkU olil familiar spots, ro niiilnlng away for two or tlirro weeks, Mm. Itiirili, who linn been In tlm cen tral wit for several months, will re turn with him. .Mr', Charles (intilove rcturnoil Thursday from n six-week's trip to tlm central west ami cant, visiting Chicago whoro tlm family formerly ri'Mlilctl, nml extending her trip an far east iim Albany, N. Y. .Mm. Ilnttlo W. Hose, sister or Kd While, who handle mlsccllmifoti supplies for tlm nimn iorlco on tho Southern Pacific trulim, leaves today lor her old homo nt Norivallf, Ohio. Him Iiiih Ihkiii IconpliiR ImiiMn for Imr hrotlmr horo rluro April, lSH'.'. I'rov. loun to hitr ilopnrturo for ohl Uhlo nlm wiih tlm Knout of honor nt 11 r i'iptloii kIvtii by Dm Itolli'f C'orpH ami whm proM'iitixl with ii Nouvonlr npoon uiiiploil with many oxprcioiloiiH of Knott w from nuniKroiiH frlcmU. Cliaih'M K. Konnitnl, wlfo ami thrco rhllilinn, of AIkit, Ohio, arrived here WuiIihimIiiv, with Iho Inlenllon of lo eating permanently, it hey will May a year ut leant mill pemlliiK Urn ur tlviil of their lioiiHohohl koimIh hid HlopphiK with 0, V. Kemiard. a hroilmr, nuar Southern City llmltH, Hen Hlmldon, publicity iiimuiKor III Hm.S'otinnl inoeiuent, roturmul horo Thurmliiy after u nuuith'n iiIim'ih'o iuiivumiIiik totrltory which practically Included u kooiI porllnii of tho ontlio htnto. Ho ronii'ii hurl, iih optlmliitlo iih over rrgnrilliiK tlm final outroiuo of tlm effort to ro-eHtiibllidi tlm nor mal Hchool horo on a firm foun'ila Hon. "Tho Toxiih Hteor" iIock not pintle iilaily uifor to n lound.up iih oiio would iinturnlly Infer. It Ih n play, mid not really a holHtnroiiH one either hidiiK elauHud ail n IiiohI pIcuhIiik luolo drama. It will bo ntiiKeil "ftor n while by tho Trinity church ulrl club, u prouiliiont hocIuI orKuuhutlon of tho I'plHCopulliiu follow'lnt;, In Km proilurtlon l,)im I'urdlu la iiiiiuuttur; (cornii WutHon, miutur of propcitloH, und .lark HIkk. director of tho ballet, (.'ollertlvely HiIh trluniverato will ot up n Reed bIiow, .MaiKaret lllvct No, ii, l.tuly Maccn hoen of tlm World, tho woihoii'h mix lllnry or tho KnlnhtH or tho Touted .Mnej'iilmoH, Hwnrttioil WiulnoHiluy nlnht, tho doclul ovont boliiK tluiot a rival of din Hehokalt rccopllon tho ovonliiK provloiiH, Tlicro was r drill by tho children, iiiuhIc, curdrt nml dmiL'luK, tho climax liehiK mi tilabo into hmuiuol, Tlm worltorri or tlm lilvo pot only Invltod (ho dronea hut ouch wiih prlvllcHed to hrliiK u friend. Tho iciiult wait mi uwful IiiikIiik for tlm Hum boliiK In Odd IVIIow'h hull. Tho preneiil ipiuon beo of tlm hlvo Id Mm. .IiiiiiiIo Mi ady, known offlcliilly oiiUldu of tlm uplury hi I.ndy Com iiimnlor. Anulhur piiNlor hau left Ahluml, llov, J. I'', lliiiiiiil.ni', of Trliilly I'IplH iwipnl iiliuruli, who ularled today for VIniiIIu, Cul., In Tuluro rouiily. Ilo vlll ho Hie iiTlor of HI l"u II IV rlmii'li III I Im I ill). Mr lliiinulu'r U u nu ll l'iiiiinhviilu, mil) luuiu in AkIi lUlll II JllfllllJlN IK'I flt'iu Sow Voili I'll), roiliiwiUH llm 'kiiipi of Viii Ul libb, Ik'bluil li;Wd l iiMlf(l! ii CORRESPONDENTS I TABLE nOCK TABLETS I . . 4. I,. K. Cnloii beyiiii IVciIiiik n luli' 1111111I11 r of line ImyM (Ilk vwel,, HeM'inl iIInU iiIowh wen hIiiiUmI by oili' Iuiiiii'ih HiIm week, iih the koiiiiiI Ih loo dry I'o r llm onliuiny ilou'. Illiiier Ikvh nml liimil.v of MciU'oiil vihile.d nl Ilic CulliiiH in nil Suiidn.V. Tom .loiu'n iiml Kolieit lleuiiiioii, Iwo ulile-iiwnl.u I'uiiimrH ol' Aulioeli were lni,iiij hi-imI wlicnl ul tlm Vln eeul 1 illicit Tii(mIii,v. W, V, (lii(oiy nml wll'e nml miiiiu olhrr lelnlivi'H of (Y11I111I I'oinl 11111- lotcil out Siiiuliiy mill Hiient I lie ult I'limoii with .Iiiiiioh I'i'iiiIIuikI iuiiI mollmr, .I11I111 I Iiimiii mill I'mnily, who hjkiiI Ibe IiihI Iwo enl in WiihIiiiixIoii, bine reliii'iicil lo Hie Khjjiu' river vnl- vy. Ivillll III K'xoli, who Hold lii ine. ly ill Hie Anale li(rit o K. II. Iliiiiiliiiiin, left Siindiiy Tor Smimji nieiiln, ('nl, , Mr. Kirby, the life iiiHiinuiee man of Mcilforil, wiih ntoiiiiil iiiiIii hint weed;. IIU init leMiilltd in hmiiio of mil' yoiiiiif men oiu to .MciU'ohI lor physical I'xiimiuiitioti. OiMiiK to 11 lieuxier eiop of 1'iuit llimi t'.xpi'i'U'il 11 1 1 de pii'luu in tin;. Table Work orehnid wiih not riuiHheil litit week lull from imlieutioiiN now Hie wiul; will he woiiml mi Tlini'hdny. O. T. W'iUoii nml fmuil.v of .SmOc Vlllll'V hpeill SlIllilllV Willi Jf'llltiVI'l-, in thin I'iMiiiiiiitiily. t'luy l.oye who Iiiih elmr'i' nl" h I'inley rmieh, Iiiih been iloiut; some work thin wei'lc on Mr. I'iiiIi'V'h oth cr rmieh iieiir (Vutui) I'oint. Willi the farmers luuiliuu llieii proiliiee to iniiiket nml die hit; unto truelc workiii" ili" ami iiifJil ileliv erinu "I'nl. WalibiunV apple cioi to .Mcillonl lin- Tulilc lfeel: 10ml ih ii er liusv plai'e. . At Hie nex! uit'ftiii); of Hie iilenirv .oi'iel. Oeiober 10th the wet uuil ilr.v infill' will hr Hiiexhril out. (I. I. Wallinu' Iiiih trailed iiin or eliuiil heie for piopcity in t'omili nml ho mnl his family loll W'tdno- lit v bv uuto for I'ortluiul. It M with relict (hut .Mr. Wallini; Iwiwh I lie alley hut owiu to hit wife's licullh loiiiul II nt'i'dHNiii'V to M'l'b 11 lower iiltiliule. Alt 1iiiij)i mly lieiiiK here n eompiirutivi'l - Kbnrl lc Mr. Wall- iiiu Iiiih made iiiany -tamieb friends in thin district who bae ulwnf found him to he u uoml neighbor nml n man who attended Miielly to hi own biK-iue-h. .1. ('. remllehui yine u party in honor of Ihe tw'ruty-pixtli niniher Mir.v ir her son Vcrno'i hiitli, the i'eiiiiijL; wiih Hpeut with illtere-lilij; VmueH mnl mii-ie after which dainly refreHlinuulH wi'ii' r.ereil nml ut u lute hour Hie kiicMs depailed wish inn Verne mniiy mine happy biilh iluxrt I NORTH PHOENIX NOTES I 1 Mm. Klmer Coleiiian of l'lmenix whlleil Tlmivilay Hi our iniilM M-it-iiiu Mi-, lit ni'-l Iteaine-. Mohorn. (leo. I). Holxiuuu nml M. I'. Slieeln hpul Hie wcel.-end liuiitiUK in tin Apiib'sale eoiiutry. What lue)., Imyn f Mihh Lentil Kemnex is on the -u l INt. MisH Oiml Slueey of t'lvsthiool. Hiiuihiyril with Maiaiel Vuu Dyke. Little Miss Murpud Mote ecle hinted her eighth hiithiluy miuixeiv nry in M'lmol WeilueMliiy hy dentin;: her sehoohnnh'H mnl leueher lo eiike mnl eiuuly. Mis. Hiiiuell of pear Med foul wus nrecnhly nutpiicil WcilneMlny, it hcin' her hiilliday. Tho following from hero paitieipateil; (leo. Mines, I). SalJuan, M. F, Sheet-., II. I (oyer, (leorne Yost, Sehuehlo nml Meyers. They nil tleiatleil utter n pleiiMiut tiny, wishing her many uioio bhlli iliiys. hike lleil'oiil nml family reluineil ufler 11 two weekn' trip to the coiisl. (liumlpa llilmau returned with them lo spend Hie winter here. Hllo. (irubb'H utornuo for wan ouo of tho first ouch erected In thcBi) parlH. lloworV silo will ho much InrKvr with a cnpiulty of ovor loo toiiH, mid will ho erected on his IiIk Ktock rnnch arrunn Hear crcuK. (Irubh has alwayn contended that tho silo H'tom wiih tho proper thltiK for tho ('oiiuorvatloii or Ideal rood. Tom Acid I n or tho Ashland Trad liiK Co., Is Hiking IiIh aeatlou lu nup. orlutoudluK tho upplo pack on IiIh "lleat-om-ull" orchurdu wont of tho city. J. an I wuuk whun tho Hruuil C'oiuuiainery met livriv V. F Haru way, of Hood Itlver, whm oxIiIIiIHiik uoiiio prlto apple from that Meet Ion und hai orkod tho TempUr I'iiIIiiihii "Wimlvllo" with a boiinllful ulipply or fruit fiom t bein Thaw huwukor, wpro no finer tlm ii Tom exhibit ul (ho TmdlllK lonipuiD'H beiidiiniileii. K 1 1. Htixlou, of I .oh AliKelen, f flllulej wHi jho liilnnmlloiiul Mlblo IllliilellU AocjuHoii Mill) i)"lllfei Willi I'UldUl' llllimell'H leclllio hlll'i'UU, liuv lii'iin in lowii Hilk svvU, llm mml nf ,l I' ICiiHeilliiM ii leiiiler u llm niyvi4)HiL EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Hy A. C. flowlrtt The Iiml limn thai 1 wrote for Iho Moil Tribune I upolio of lie fine erup of fruit iiml A. Cothiu liuO on In oiclianl, mnl slioulil Iim x i' uihled llml ho ut Hint Hum Iiml u luijic foice of men mnl women nl woik piehiiiK mnl iiHHerliiiu: llm applet, mnl llml on the ilny I wiih Ilium oim of MciU'omIh tn iiiolor 1'iii'H'iiuie mil mnl I'ouuneiiei'il to haul lliciu lo (hu depot, nml inav they ut louiliu from onu to two oiii'h it ilny. I mcl I'. M, Corlii'H, the fnieman on the Allu Vie In orcliinil, TiicmIiiv, mnl ho (ohl mo Hint they would not commence to pick npnluH for nuolher week ,vi'l. mt Hint limy luul u fine lot of lliciu loi'i'lhcr, l'imik NiehoN eoiiiiueiiri'il lo uulhcr Ii'ih npplcH on Tiiesilu. nun nine mnl Iiiih Ii'ih piiekurH ul woil. in tho old HnlincH wurehoiixe uuil h, nniittier week the apple pick iuk will lie under full hcmlwiiy, mnl the I'neilie cv lliisterii ruilwity will be able to do eoiiMiileriihli! liiiniiutHH in llml line, hear Invornli'e lepotlH from iiutrt of the ori'liiiiils that tire on stieLy land, hut the shownis of mill Hint we hiixe oecusioimlly inler feie with tlm plekhitf husincsH, for I lieaid u man renin ik jiiHt uftcr the lust ruin thul hin Xeet ot so laru Hint he eottlit not climb the ladder. I'M Foilcr of llcuulo wiih lining luiHiiiMH with our iiierelinntH Tiich lny. W. II. Cimuhill mid his brother, Herl, of l.o AucoleH, Ciil wero in town Tuesday-. Heit Crmuliill emne up frimi Los Auueler, in bin uuto xvitfi Ii im fiimil'' mnl mo now i-i I inr with W. II. nml his sisten. Mrs. "Colonel"' Koburls who liien on llij; Stiekv. mnl two of her fiiemU were iloinu' htisiuess in our town Tuesihiy. Mr". O. K. NiehoU, foimerly of ihii place, luit now of Mcdford, wns in our town the first of the week x i-.it-iu fiicnds mnl utteiulinj; to htisi llt'HH. II. II. I. old. who is liviiiL' on tin 0ori' Sifve;is plnec, wus in town Weilne-ilny iimiuiu. Messi, I .allien Itevnohlri mnl J. W. Wriejit mnl two htmnuem passed tliroti"h our town thU (Wcilnc-doy) meriuni: on their wuv to the Lake deck eountrv to build n house for Ander-on nml Toumy. Tho Kinllor ooys lune been luiuliii the lumber this week. Mis. S. T. Stine, ihmhter of Mrn. Meltouiihl of tlrowuxhoro, nml her sister, Mi-s Minnie MeDonuhl, were ul the Siiuiiysiili' for dinner toduv on their wuy t Meilfwnl, nnj Mrs. Stine expeetii to pi on to Sun Krnnei-ro, (!il., to -peml the winter. ' .Mr. mnl Mr, ('litis Ituipnnn wen hero for dinner nl-iC nml so wa .1. A. Howard, who hits u liouie-tead on tho liable I'ouit ferry loud. While Mr. Ilurviiiuu was here he uo me hi- suh-eriptioii j'or the Weekly Mm! Tribune, lie raid tlpit he wautcil to Xet the war new. tuitc ii number of our eitir.enn ore uniuj; to the JCIk ereek hutelmry for fish since the Inst ruins. I under slnmr that at one time there were forty or tilty persons there seoutiiiK a supply of lili. Reported by Jackson County Ab trnct Co., 8lxl)i and Fir 8tn. Marrlnmi License Fred A. ll.iUKheity mnl Anna Maud Arnold. S. M. I'levenxer nml Mary A. lin ker. , Pi-otmto Itiekson County et ul vs. L. 1). JJolliiihide, uiiswer. William W. Ilurllev vs. (icorju' James, tuotiou to stiike. . .Iiickxou Coulity lluililiut; & Loan As-oeiutiou vh. W. T. Sulleii(;er et ul., pluintiff'ri brief on motion for judKincnt on the plemliu. In the cstute of .loscpliiue lMwanls I'elitioii to innke deed, onler to make deed. Heal I'Xnto Ti'imsfcrs Winnie .1. N'oitou et nl to Ja cob Monia et 1 1 x , hind iu see, n-iiM,:i.:i(i-ii:. ,? in W. F. Shields et uv ti.. W. II. Willi, 'JO iiercn in set". 4 mid o-:i7--jW. ..'.. i (jueen A llllu Addition, I lie., to F. II. Cowles, lot 1. blk, 11, Queen , Anno Add. Medfoid 10 A. II. Iliulipm oj,u. lo II. W. llinlunn, 171 ueres-in sees, I), 10, li mul HI, lwp.:i7-IW. 100 Cliiii.v.M. (InuJioit ! I vir to Juekhoii County llnililinu iV Loan ussOeiiitloif, lot ;i, blk, tl, llli-hliind I'uik A.hl., Mcilforil . JO I'Vimnin .una el n lo John W. Chleii, luls In Aklilmul 10 Mni' M. Hlieplieiil n L ,, Jildil e , HO nni't ill l'l'. :l mul 10, Iwp, lll.'Ji; .(tip Mhiv On hue I, .1 k lo (1, II, iliilJHHi. UT mini .. i'c. 'J, :il-UI. . 10 iVililli'ilv ul uU In lu)tHi(i' ' Mnl I "'1'' Hni'llllh' I'lk, Llil,, iv rwiiiij n miuuw n io,"u COURT HOUSE NEWS notjcj; oi.' yuvMivvn hai.b I'.V n'M K.i;ot'Tio.v. Kunnolh A, Wyckoff, pliiliitlffn vr. C. 1'. JJlrlfoy mid Pearl Dick'')', IiIh wlfo, mid C, O. Dlckoy, ilefcndantM. Hy vlrtun or an execution and mi order of nftl duly luaiied out and un der Iho deal of llm circuit court of tho Htnlo or Orf'Kon in and for tho county of Jucknon, datod tho 2 Ith day of Soptcinber, i DM, In a certain cnui-o thoroln, wherein, Kounotli A. Wyckof mi philnllfr roiovored a jitdKinont nijalnnt (!, I', Olckoy mid Pearl Dlckoy, bin wlfo, mid ('., O. Olnltoy, for tbo nil tit of Hoventoeu ThouHand Three Hundred nnd Forly fonr nod 00-100 ($17,34-100) Hoi lam, with Intercit thereon from nalJ 21th day of Boploiiilior, 1911, nt tho ruto of C per cut per annum nnd Hlx Hundred nml no 100 ($f00) Dollam attorney'H feo, nud tho furthur isuni of Thirty itnl no-1 00 Hollars cohIh and accrulni; cokIk or nalo, which jtidKiuenl mul decreo wan curolloO anil docketed lu tlm cb'rk'H offlio of mild court In mild county on tho 2 Ith (lay or September, mil. I will therefore In (omplnlnro with tho roiuniandn of wild Kxenitlon an 1 Order of Halo, on Hatiirday, Octobor IMth, KH-I. at tho hour or 10:00 o'clock n. in. ul tho front door or tho rourt hotiKo in Jacksonville, Jackson county, OroRon, offer for nalo find will I'll at public miction, mibjoct to re demptloii as Ih by law provided, all tho WkIiI, tltlo and intercit held bv tho above tiauied defendants on May 1, 1 ! 1 1 . In mid to tho following do Kcrlbed real projs-.-rty ultuatcd in JnckHon county, OrcKon, to-wlt: Comnienclnir nt tho northeast cor ner or Donation Land Claim Num ber Forty-four (44) in Township Thirty-six (30) South or ranKo two (2) west of Willamottu Meridian, and from said point running thenco south ou tho cast lino or unltl Donation Land Claim Number Forty-four ( 1 1), 2fi chains mid H'J links; thence west H chains nud .'!C links, more or lets, to tho west Una of ncctlon ten (10) of said township und rnur.o; tlietico north ou said section line 26 chalna and SO links to the north Hue of said Donation Land Claim; thenco east on Kald north lino 11 chains and CO links to tho place ot comnicnclnj;; also tho northeast ono quarter (li) of tho northwcut ono quarter (V.) of soctlon sixteen (1C). Also ceniuieuclni: at the southcaKt corner of said Donation Land Claim Number Forty-four (44) nnd run ning, thonco west on the south Hue thereof 11 chains and 30 links to the west lino of ncctlou ten (10); thence uorth on nn!d section lino 12 chains and 91 links; thenco cast 11 chains nnd 3C links, more or less, to tho ens. lino of said Donation Laud Claim Number Forty-four; thenco south on said cast lino 12 chains and 11 links to tho placo of beginning. Also nil -of Donation Land Claim Number Fortythrco (43) except eighty (SO) acres described as fol lows, sold 'to Leah M. Collins; com mencing at tho northeast corner of said Donation Laud Claim Number Forty-threo (43), thenco running south ouo hundred itfxty rods (1G0); thenco west vlKhty (SO) rods; thenco north one hundred sixty (HO) rods; thenco cant clcht (S0)r ocU to placo oi ui'KiumiiK, nil in inwnsiup iinriy slx (30) south or range two (2) west or Willamette Meridian. Altro a sixty (60) foot road run ning through said eighty (SO) acres conveyed to L. M. Collins HirotiRh said tract from tho east lino to tho west Hue und nt n point ou n Una parallel with tha north lino of tho i' in icy rancu. Also three-Iourili OD.of pno nhoro or tho capital stock of tho Tablo Uock Ditch company, formerly tho Drum, It)bco,.rickonK. Htmsaker Ditch com pany, which will bo evidenced by a certificate of stock to bu issued by ald Tahlcr Itocl; Ditch company, iu lieu of Ccrtiflcato Number Thirty ouo (31), issued to K. A. Wyckoff POLITICAL CARDS roit rmi.vrv kixouddh. I hereby anuouiii-o mysolf as Iho democratic candidate for tho offlco of county recorder of JnckKon coun ty, to bo voted on at tbo ficncrn.1 election on November 3, 1911. t olected, I will do my duty as I havo In other rcspouslblo position that I liavo.liold. LKi: L. JAC0113. (Paid Adv.) I hereby nnnotmco myself iih can didate on tho Republican ticket for county recorder. If elected 1 will give my undivided attention to tho duties of tho offico. , Election Nov. 3. 1914. CllAUNCKY FLORKY, (Paid Adv.) CORONER. I wish to placo my uamo bofora tbo votors of Jackson county as an Independent candidato for county cor oner. JOHN A. PERL. (Paid Adv.) FOR COEOXKR -W. W. Us8hor, republican mul deiiocratlc nominee. Subject to election November!!, 1911. (Paid Adv.) FOR SHERIFF 1 hoiehy nuuouucQ myself n tho dmnocratlo nominee for sheriff of JiiukMUi county to ho votoii 011 ut tho uoneiul election November 3. 1914, J. F. 1I1TTSON. (Paid Adv.) TIIKAMUIIItlt I mil (he iteiuocrntlo nominee for I run 11 re r of Jucknon county mid will ippiciiulti our wujiporl. H. (.HID) I. 1IIIOWN, (I'jild Adv.) IIHI'llllHUNT.Vm'K MjtllMJi L Tukiih, iluiuiiyjutlu jifi). MHWshP liuinlnen fur leiiMiihlUIIVe (I'uiil My-) for tlireo-foiirtln, ( 5i ) of ouo nhnro of nnlil cnpltat Hlock, mid which hat been nsrlgucd lo unld ('. )', Dickey mid C. O. Dlckoy hy snld Kenneth A, Wyckoff, wllh Inntriicllons to tho sec retary of srild rOnlpnny lo transfer raid stock ou tho books of said company. All of tbo above described property will be sold at us d tlmo and placo In the inaiiner provided by law ror tho nnlii or real property under execution ... ..u..r.. ii... ,.i. ...... ....., i...t ,! to HfitlHfy Hid above named Judgment lu favor of tho plaintiff and against the ilefendantH Herein named. Dated nt tho office of Iho sheriff In tho court house nt .Inckconvlllc, Jnck son county, Oregon, this 21th day of September, A. D. 191 1. W. 11. HINOLKIt, Hhcrlff of Jackson County, Oregon. fo itKvr rritMHiiKi) aits. FOH ItBNT Largo sleeping rooms, and modern housekeeping apart mtmts, prices very reasonablo. Phono 247-L. 222 Routh Holly strrnt. foii itK.vr rtntMKMKti hoojis FOR ItCNT Funijslied loom nnd light hounekccplng rooms, gnn and Imth. priio reasonnlilo. 3UI Ho Central. tf FOR RUNT- Furnished room in modern house, clore iu. Phono 372.J. FOR itK.vr iini;sr? FOR RUNT Six room houc. closo to school, $fi.G0 per month, water paid. Address P. O. box 77S. 171 FOR RUNT Four room modern fur nlsbed house. 717 North River side. 170 FOR RKNT Two room furnlnhcd house Largo closet and pantry, electric lights and city water. 3i West 2nd St., phono 030-M. FOR Ri:NT Duiigalnw, cloyc in. Might furnish partly, new. Phono S39-W. FOR lULNT Five room house lightly furnished, near Jackson school. 84 5 W. 2nd St. 1C3 FOR RUNT Two four room fur nished modern flats. 730 West 11th. Phono 521-R. IOJt KICNT IIOfSKKHKPINO ROOMS FOR RENT Two room apartment nicely furnished for housekeeping, electric lights, bath, gas and phone $12.00 per month, 223 West Main. 105 FOR RKNT Modern housekeeping rooms, gaa and bath. Call after 4:30 p. m. Phono S.'-H. 219 Tal ent St., off South Central ave nue 1C6 FOR 11KNT MISC'Klilw'.NKOUS FOR RKNT Twelve aero tract, mod ern bounce lose In. Inquire of W. T. York. 419 M. F. & H. building. 1C7 FOH HAM! noUSIJS u. FOR SALK--A splendid four room house ou largo lot, well finished In side, thoroughly modern and part ly furnished, only ono block from paving. Sco it and ask tho price. Inquire P. O. box CCS. 165 FOR SALK A sacrifice, flvo room house with Horo room nnd bath. lot 50x150, Improvements paid for. 5 IS S. King street. Mcdford. Price $1200. worth $2000. Call at tat ter address or yioin 2 IS, Garnett- Corey Uldg. 171 FOR SALK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Goiurnnch.rour million' feet timber, good Income, bargain. Terms to suit, 1Yj miles to rail road. Owner, post offlco box 422, Grunts Pass, Ore. 1G7 FOR S.LT MVIWIOCK FOR SALK lersey Phono 254-X. cow $55.00. 1C7 FOR SALK Good driving or middle horse, will drive sluglo or double, not afraid of union or trains. l!o 5S. R. F. D. No. 3, Mcdford. 107 FOR SALK MISCKIiLANKOUS FOR XuJCcTieap 'Vu Inch wngoni two seated surrey, 10 inch plow, nearly now doublo harness, ulnglo Harness, light wugou. brown horse, bees nud supplies, somo furniture, IVj mtlo northeast Central Point, across bridge. WlnnldVSharpe. ICC NEW TODAY Threo nnd olglity-thruo hundredths acres in n fluo valley In Southern Washington, nil set iu 1909 to cholco commercial tipples. There uro 255 trees, with good caretaker In charge. The tract is irrigated, and will soon begin to bear abundantly. Will trade nt $2500.00 fur n bouso In Medford. , 1 1G0 acres lullarnoy county for ex change at $20.00 per acre for a closo In clear proporty nt Medford, or city proporty. C. D. HOON WHY? I urn making deals for u larger per tent of my customers than ut uny II me ului'u 1 stuited busluumi. I want our proportion. J uiu niakliiK up h Html IMslo Erhuuuo Hook. I will not llt piopi'rlles ut Infjated mine elllier for mita or Inula u lu ijUolliiK pilcn of propnii), kHo loMiml 1 imi miumioii, JHH Flil NmIIoiiuI Hunk liililug ').nn,. M.l J, C, KARNES f'Olt H.UjK MISCKMiAIS tvOUH FOft 8AM'2--l)luo Mission nnd Tokny Krnpcs dellvori'il. (ieary orchard. I'liono IM3-W. 107 FOR 8ALI-: IJxtrn fancy Newtown apples, 2c per pound by tho' box. J. II. McDnnlcL Mcdford, 1C7 j,oft aA ,E-.A f(!W KfonA ,mni, W00(, an , CnK lirntcrs I'nhn Iloonis ," ,?,",, W " 'iuiii, til FOR SALKOrnon tomatoes, le per lb. Fhono 822-J. 10(5 FOR SALK 30 gallon wator tank, barber chair, small show rase. Cheap I'hotin 157-J. FOR SALK Fine Drown and Wlillo Leghorn hens, good winter lnyora, Hox 10, caro Mall Tribune. i OR SALi; A good second hand or gan for school or family uso. Call 403-J3 or address box 77, R. R No. 4, Mcdford. 1CT FOR KALIJ Forty-four, 7 mouths old turkeys. F. L. Ton Velio. Jacksonville, Ore. 107 FOR RKNT Modem housekeeping rooms, ground floor, 31C Nortn Hartlctt. 1GG WA.V1 KtA SITUATIONS WANTKD General work hy day or hour. George Takace, phono 41. 17f WANTKD Married farmer, ono child 10 years old, experienced orchard man wants position on ranch. Ad dress box 201, Mcdford, Ore. 1C7 WANTKD Sowing by day or piece. Mrs. Marquam, 245 So. Central Ave. Phono 379-M. 18C WAXTEli MlSCi:LI,.Vi:OL'S WANTED Loan of $3000 threo years, eight per cent. Interest pny ablo semi-annually ou high grado improved residence property. buildings carry $.",000 Insurance showing security ample. Add reus P. O. box 207, Medford, Ore. JCS WANTKD To purchase second hand Gramaphono records, riflo and shotgun. Address G., caro Tri bune. . 167" WANTED To buy number of Ply mouth icock pullets. Dor 33, cr Mail Tribune. ICC WANTKD To lease for threo years, poultry' ranch, 10 acres with good linprovomonts near town. Ilox 30, caro Mail Tribune. , ICC WANTKD To rent flvo or ten acres Biiltablo for raising poultry near Medford. Box 42, caro Mail Tri bune. ICC WANTKD Young sows for breeding. GIvo particulars und location. It. M. Whitman, Kaglo Point, Ore. 1C7 WANTKD Wood for good, sound. 1075 pound nil around mate. Will trade her for equal vnluc. Phone G3G-L. 1C7 WANTKD ramlly shipping iurnl turo to Portland to tako half or ca. Tills will pay to investigate Phono 573-X. ICG WANTKD Correspondence with mlddlo-agcd marriageable lady, with somo means to Join mo In bus iness at once. Box A. B. T caro Mall Tribune. 1G0 WANTED Two hlgh-clnss milk cow8 Must havo high test nnd bo large milkers, no poor cows considered. Box 30, Mall Tribune. 1C5 WANTED Day boarders, $5.00 per week. 145 South Ivy. 2C7 FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE WIH exchange laying While and Drown leghorn hens for spring roosters. Medford Poultry & Egg Co. 1G7 FOR KXCHANGK Residence lot. beautiful view on cunt side to ex change for light weight four pass enger automobile. Address P. O. box 207, Medford, Ore. 1US FORlJXCI LANG KMcd(ord bunga low for small chicken ranch, close In. Box 52, caro Mull Tribune. 1GG i- EXCIIANGK Want to sell or buy anytuing7 u u itndor. 114 N. Front St. Phone 125. Nuff Sod. FOUND FOUND Sorrell filly, ngo two years smnii star and stripe in rorencad, weight 900. Owner con have snmo by paying charges. 33 North Riverside. 1G5 LOST STOLEN Bicycle. Suoll make, had child's seat behind huudlo bars Fj-auio had been broken uud re paired Just above crank hunger W. J. Warner. 107 LOST September 21st, Cornelian broch between Riverside avenue and Front street. Row aril, Lenvo ut Mall Tribune. 105 LOST A heavy grey sweatpr lost be tweon Aledrord nnd Antelope creek, Lenvo at Trlbuno office. 1CU BUSINESS MltKCTOItX Auto Supplier LAHKR AUTO SPRING CO. We aro operating (ho largest, oldest and best equippod plant In tho Pa clflo northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under guur anteo. 20 North Flftoeutb Ut. Portland, Oro, sbuuur r.Tw,f.tmunaasxnnan7rrr Notary Public KLICN N. YOUKKY'-Npwry pub Ilo. Hrliig your work to wo at Ibr I If it of Ibe Mall Trlbuun, trHlin KADH THANKFKK ft HT0HA0M W --HfllfK 49 Mm III I'fimi m, hunt 91b 'in jltbl, HWK Hur bltl'd. nuyi.vias jMUt70iiy. AUwhx PORTUll J. NF.FF. WM. P. MKAI.1JY Attorneyo-at-I-uW, Rooms Jf mul 9, Mcdford National I'. nil It blilK. A. B. ItEAMKa, LAWYKR UnriiolU Corey bldR, Wm, M. Colvlg, Oeorgo M. Roberts COLVtO & ROItKRTH. LAWYHRM Medford National Hnnlc Dulldlug. II. F. MHLKKY & OKO. W. ClfHRRY Attorneys nt Law. Jackson Coun ty Hank Ihilldlng. NKWTON W. UORDKN Attorney at law, room 7, Sparta building, Mod ford, Orogon. -i'.. - xzrsz i-.iaca.'e jubc se-z . Chiropractor bli?,XlL,lii:D0B's,"",D7rui"p:'! HcdgcR Mecbano-Thnraptsts, Ghtro praetors, SpondylotheraplstH. Thesa systems, Including dietetics, ciira tlvo Kymnantlcs, hydro-thcraphy, etc.. prodttco results la both ncula and chronic diseases. Consulta tion froo. Over Deuel & Co., cor ner Main and Hartln'.t. Itoum 9 a. m. to r. p. m. Other hours by appointment. Phono 170. DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,. Chiropractor, norve specialist .Rooms 203-204-205. Garnott-Corcy bldg. Vnpor baths and scientific manna go given; needle spray, head and shoulder shower In connection; advice In dietetics, medical gy.r.naattcH, hydroptberapy. Lady attendant. Phone, office 543, residence 511-R. Employment Antmcj We are here to hclf, people get re liable, competent help. We fur nish help In almost all line of business. Wo tnako a specialty of competent mon and wives for ranches. Wo solicit your patron age. Dinner's Real Estate an.1 Employment Bureau, Rooms 6 and 7 Palm nulhllac, Medford. PhoB 858. Mrs. Byrd Castor, Manager, succeKer. DoiUstA IvC W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Garnott-Coroy Bldg., suite 810 Medford, Ore. Pboue 85G. 3flrluice GARBAGE Oet your promises cleaned up (or tbo summer. Call on tho city garhago wagons for good service. Phone 325-L. F. Y. Allen. Instruction In Mttsic MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot piano and harmony, an nounces season ot 1914-15 begin ning September 7th, 1914. A lim ited number of new pupils will bo accepted. Courses la harmony' and musical history to all pupils this season without extra charge. Pupils rccltuli. Halght Music Studios, 11C South Laurel St., Mcdford, Oregon, phone 176-R. MRS. FLORENCE HALLIDAY HAIGI1T Teachor of tho art of singing, tono placornont, dia phragmatic breathing, body poise, opera, oratorio, concert repertoire, classes in sight singing and read ing. Children's singing classes will bo formed. In these classes of six tha foundation principles ot cor rect breathing, tone placemen'., and sight singing will bo taught. Halght Music Studios, 116 South Laurel St. MRS. 1IALLIDAY-HAIGHT W 1 1 1 also conduct a class ot younger piano pupils this season under Mr. Halght's direction at tho Halght Music. Studios, 11C South Laurel Strcot. Stcansrnptter SHOE REPAIRING First class she repairing, 011 modern elcctrio Biacbines while you wait. E. N. Biden, located in-KJdd's Shoo Store, PhotiQ 3 13 J. riiyckians ana Burgeons DIL P. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia physicians, 41,0-417 Garnott-Coroy bldg., phono 103G-L. Residence 26 South Laurel St. DR. W. V. HOWARD Oatoopafblc physicians, 303 Garnott-Coroy building. Phono 904-M. DR. J. J. EMMKNS-T-PJtyslclan and surgoon. Practlco lluiltqd to oyo, our, noso and throat. Eyos scien tifically toated and glasses sup plied. Office 228 East Main St. Hours S:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Phono. B. II. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack, son County Hank bldg. Office phono 43-R; rosldenco phono DK-R. DttTafAUTiN O. bTrbeR PhysU clun and surgeon. Office Palm block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J, DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician nud surgoon. Phones, office 30. rosl- dence 721-J, Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to 5. DR. S. A. LOpkwOOP PUysIsfan nud surgeon, N " MYRTLE S. LOOICWOOD, M, D. Practlco liuttod to diseases of vyomnn, Offlcpa 232'- E, 'Main. Plioaes. realdeucu, 814-JX: .office 814. ' ' 4 it. J. CONROY, M. D Physician and Surgoou. Ger Ilutcblson & Lua's deu, 210 E. Main ML lkntt 77. DR. MO M. M, DOW VkytMu and suriteou, Dr, Lydla U, Dow-Of tiwiutblc physlalaH, efflsM X-4 Ik, Murk's bok, ptone l0. .KW ovuvu inm'mvw iomiai, tyNtrj Point, J'iHMS Ml4, MlllMlX tffWlffVrHlpilfcpf . MwoHUA'mrm.w, SttMllMMI OfMfc 4, mm mSSmH lmM imtf M. rnm f. 41 mm MH 'Vl l 1 n i 1 ' I '" m '.- M .,