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wremroiM) MAifj Tmmwio, MrcirFonn, oi'mon-, monday, ocvonm 12, 1011
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NEWS FROM COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS
iii , H i rill I I I II I T IS I . whim i n I L I J I 111
HOMLHMU HI1U YlUilllH
Oil Tuesday evening, Oct. I.t, ro
imlillciitiH will luilit a ratification
ineollnir. pin llcularly In regard to
llm riinilliliu'y or Dp, Wlthypnuibe,
(iiiiilliliilii for governor, who will bn
liromnl. Tim Armory, llm blggonl
iiiiillliirliim In town, Iimh been no
ouiod, 11111I a roiiiiiilttnii In iiriiinuliii:
In make llm iloinonMlrnlloti mi ovttnl
fill mm. Dr. Wltliyriiinlm will nr
"ilvo on tho afternoon of Tuendny
fioni Klnninlh Falls, on it tour which
In ombnieliig I ho southern Oiogon
country.
Private mm, iiecninninilullng I in
Wolf Hopper mill 10111111111.V, wiuo at
Imilii'il to No, HI Hatiinlny night, on
1011I0 to Mudfonl, whuro tlm wtiir at-
trarllon appeared In tin "Mikado"
of lniiiy roiiili opera mommy. Mod
I1111I npin'fiiH to lm tho only city ont
hIiIh or tho IiIk luriulnnln which In
iiIIIomiii lo enjoy tin big shown or
th. leadline ilrriillM. Everything
aliont the mIiow'h npoclnl eoachon wiik
In keeping with oiluntnl ciiutoiu nml
traillllon. .lap portom woiihl how
to v to pimnongcrn mid oven tlm Mi:
loroniollvo which hauled Ihu outfit
worn or tho herculean ".Mlliailo" typo,
Itnlph I'arlnttii, popular ontortnlu-u-
mi 1 ho V. If. ('. A. rlrrult. played
' a iiitiirn ouKiiimmoni hero Knnilay af
ternoon nt the Methodlnl cliurrh, In
tho lltl.. roln or "Why I quit Lying"
11 tiiRKfHillvo text which wan not
immiii to lm incepted liy IiIk hoarem
too muloiinly, Itinninueh an It wiim a
free show, there wan a mil Ihhim.
Iljr a worn or Ml to 0 tho llrunlH
Pane IiIrIi neliiml roothall niund went t
down to ilcfciii, Saturday In a ntrug
Rtii wltti Anhluml Thin wan llm
Unit Mm 'J or lli ixmxoii In tlm In
towholnntlr Ht'fhii. I.aitt wanou tho
nmnlt wiih a tl, il to il. Aihland'n
ImHvlor team, superior lino bucking,
nml hrllllinit end riiiin were factors
which illil tlm lninlnonn.
The lirootn fndory corporation Imlil
a ntnckholdoin meeting Hntiintay
ovt.nlnn. W. It. DrvIh, V. O. N.
Smith, I.. S. Ilrown, ami M. C, llreaa
lor, or Ashland, unit E. I.. Mluear or
Mi'iKonl, worn elected directors, who
In turn nppolutcd W. It. Davln pren
liltmt, V. O. N. Smith, cashier er tho
M
Cltlrunn llimk, nerreiiiry-lri'iinuriT.
Mr. Mlimar In nn orohanl living a
tow mllon out or tho timtrnpollR. Home
tiroom corn linn been rulfpd t IiIk r
ami together with what wan loft
urr from Inst will lm nuf (talent to
run tho Institution a year. Tlm cor
poration lian an nuthorUod capital or
IHOOO. Tlm offlen or manager will
lm fllliHl ami operations resumed at
an early date. .1. G. Miller, former
iiinuagur. lian mown! to tho vicinity
or Myitlo Point. In Coon county,
wlmro lm In operation a big ilulry
ranch.
MalmRuny Camp S'o. 050.5, Modern
Woniliimu. Iiclil n roimliiK iikvIIiik
tail I'rlilny ovonlnit, proliiuluary
iipmi an aitlvo rainpaln for ln
orumoil ini'iulmrnhlp ilurluK Dn win
tor luontlm. A ft it routlim uiattorn
hint Imiiu illnpiirinil or Huht rofrali
iimuts worn norvml. Tlm mini or'llfi
wan traiiHrorrcil rnnu nurplun ac-
vouul to (lit cofforn or tlm imrinal 1
ii'lionl pnlillilt) fuiiil. !'. tl. Mr-
Wllllainn In cmimil, tii-orKo KnnbiiKH
liauillon tho run.ln. ami (inn HoillmrK
Iimh lioiiu iilorli uliico tho tluio when
llm iimumry or iiinii runneth not to
tho contrary. Muiuliornhlp KTt.
W. .1. Wiulo or HhnmliU), Cil.,
rorniop rpHlilent or .MiihUokoo, Okla.,1,,,, im, alUutltiiK to IiuIiiphh innt
anil olil-tlnm ai'iu:ilntaupo or licit lt,.IHi
(iipor, or tlm TIiIIiikh, nml IM JCsIoh. I Tj1(, ohnutiiniiiu Park cluh In linn-
local papltallBt. wan In town Sunday n.. (.nKau,.,! i nXiu: un chautauuuii
ullli lilu f ii tttl I v- mi Mi.t ivni' umilli nf. L
tor a four montliV ri'sldenco at Kin
uenii, a town with .which liu wan much
ploaMiil, On tho Oceanian or another
trip north lm purpoHen to inalcu AhIi
IiiiiiI ami Medford a vlnlt,
InlereiU In tlm war him nlven place
to hupclmll ncoron. Local random
iioiii oiiKcily hciiiih tlm dally hullo
tlun which uro roKiilurl)' ponied In
tho wliulowHor llutler'n confectionery
4'iitahlliiliiuput on tlm I'la.a ut I p. in.
Tho ippoiiIh ro ntrlctly puro Wost
iirn I'nlnn, and not Dnltod Piphs
which In llahlo to auuouuco nlhiKcd
rucln novoral Iioiiih In ndvanro of tlm
tluio In which tlmy actually occur,
oven arter inalcliiK duo allownuco for
tlm ilirrorouco In t linn hntwpiiu I'aelflo
coant ami Atlautlo tmnhourd clock
iIIiiIh,
Klmrlff RlnKlor of .Tacknonvlllo,
wan In town IiihI Friday, meclliiR
with nituidly votors and ho lian
lumt or thoin roKurdliiK hln candl
ilncy for ro-opctlou. A rumor In cur
rant that a mill hunt oppoHltlon,
nlonK tho lluuH aklu to tlm old A. P.
A, movement, In Inimical to him, hut
Hiich a contingency in not thoiiKht to
ho worthy or piihkIiii? notlco, Ineer'n office. All lddn miiHt ho nc-
T. It. Davln or Raluin, who caiuo to 'compunlod hy a cortlflod check for
Atdilaud nt tho Hum of tho Rhrlnor rivo pur cent or tho hid and muut ho
hlowotit to vlnlt tlm family of IiIh Hon.lflled with tlm iindeiHlKiied at tlm ro
ruturimil to llm capital rlty hut But-Jrorder'n offlco, not later thnn U p. in.,
unlay. Tho InltlulH, 1 It. D., In thin Tiiomlny, Octoher 'JOth, 1UII.
family infer In I'ellx lllley Davln, llm Dated Ihla lh day or Ortohur.
Ijiauiirallmi'! I'ullx Hoy Davln, Ihn.lUH, at Medford, Oickoii. ,
Mini, who In llm prenent offlnlent pourt
iiipuiltu'; unit In a third limluiiro, io-
Mix, llllllic cillcrliilllcd Ilu I.imIIcm'
Ahl TluiiHilnv alliMimou,
,MUm lilvn WiiIIcih ii'tniiicil liiMii
Alnwliii IiihI Tui'Hilay, nfhip Hpi'iiiliiij;
Hi'M'iiil jimiitli willi rclallvi'M in Unit
place.
Mr. '.('. Si'oll Ii'iivph .Moinlnv lor
liiiKi'iiu wlicio xlic will rupicHiMil t .c
I'lll'Cllix Civil' ('lull III (III I'OUW'lllillll
of I lit Hlnlc I'Vili'iiitiou ill' Clulix,
which iiiccIh in thul olv iicmI wccls.
Mr. ami .Mix. Fuller nl' Aiuli'i'on
I'li'cl; wni a illoiH in town Thiii'Miliiy
IHCIlill.
Tin liiniil ix iiri'piiiintt lo yivi n
iiiilxiiiil I'lili'itiiiuiui'iit Kihltiy iM'ii
inf. Tin- .MiNKi-H Towim inli'ilniiicil u
lew I'llt'tuU Tliuixilnv I'M'iiiiiK ut ilin
hit in honor ol' .Mm. II. T. l-'ii'iicli or
Cnrviillin.
Tin. C. T. V, will iiii'i't Tliuis.
illlV lllli'IMooll Willi Mi. IVv. Till'
iiiiii'iiiIiuI'IiIm will lm iIIhi'iimmuI, Mix.
KoIii'Mn will nl'" pri'Mrul Ktati'ini'iilx
I'ioiii Imili oriii-ialx in ICiiiiwih kIiow
niV lluil proliiliitioii him liccn n yicnl
iui -" in K'niiHitH. ,Mr, KoIu'Mh
Jiscl I'oriunuv yen ix in that tiite.
Oi'OIKi' ICH'ei' li'llirni'il TIiiipmIhv
finiii W'nli'i villi), W'iihIi,, when' In
x'iil tlu pilot thice wi'i'l.x "ii'iiiK iil'
ler his iiiine.M inteieNlH in (lint eitv.
Mr. I'.HVix t t ii i iii-it via l'.)eie nml
Ki'lltlln mill li'pol'U iliipeini" lllliix
wherever ho luivclcil in Wicliiiivlun.
I'llie oropt ol nil Ulliln IlllVe liei'ii
lianexti'il mill they nn now uioviuv
in uoinl iiinrliel. Mr. lvlfer- nutt'il
willi pli'iiMiiro tliul wink on ilic I'n
I'lln liliiliway liml pioieeil ilnrinj:
hi iilicnee, it Imiiltc now lini-lnil
thioiiKli town lioui t't: north to l'"ii
t-lrcel, nml tlm eiew imuiliuf Ireiii I lit
ioiiIIi 1'iint iii'iniiii; the town I'ioiii
that nle.
Tin- Citir rliili will meet at llieeilv
hall TuMiln- nrteliii.ini. The Imlv
of llie iilili'liilliieiil will lie I'onlimiril.
The Imlii'N o I'hneiiix nml ieinil
aiv inweil to nlteiiil ami ilU(ii tlie
iiiiiciiiliiicntM itd tho eliih.
Notwitli-tiiiiilin the tliii'iili'iiin
wiallifr, u Kooilly niiinlier j; 1 1 1 1 r-l
lit the iifeiilhlv hall of the m-IiouI
Tliiiixilny evening to hear I he lecture
Kivi'ii liy Mi. II. T. I'Vi'iii'lt of Cor
vallin. Mix. I'ri'iioli i lining field
wink for tlm Orison Agricultural
polli'i'i' (lnn'iiiu work. Shi' i- u
pleiixiim xpeal.er anil held the alien
I mu of her uiulieii.'i', which iueliuleil
a niiinlier of ipiite viiuntr eltildlen.
Aiiioiii; the nointH ohe euiphaircil
wuh the uilliiiKiii'NM of Ihu 0. A. C.
to Hcuil helpet to any eoiiuiuilillv
that wihrd llicin.
Mintf .Marion It. Towim, ilciiioerntie
enililiililte for eoiilltv lepiixenlalivi',
Hjieiil art of tin1 week in Mcilforil
nml Hold Mill in tho intere-ilK of her
eandidaey. Willi the niheiit of wo
men into politic come nUo her
iniithoiln. Mix Towim lian ndopled u
M'iv viiiiiiinl wnv or nei'iirinv '.
1'nlil.e the erv Into old-tiine nolitie
imi, -lie inaki'x no lira- liaml en
liaiiee to the lotm, hut ipiiellv "li"
in mu) heviiiK a hoiiie-to-houM eiin
viixm, peixuanii'ly puxcutiui; her
eiiu-'e to a hviuiiatlietie iterlmml.
The woman in politic Mt eouii' to
htay ami Mix Towim in pnviiijt u per
miincul iiitli for her in .IiicIvmiii
eon nly.
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orl (() ,x mioy Davln, the ;rani.
Vimi, who niuks IiIkIi In hl Krailon In
,(, i,M. onlille nchooln.
T. K, Andeihoii, iiiiuiiiKi'r or tho
Pilot Kimh mine, over near (iottvltlo,
In JflhKbou county, wiih a week-onil
vlHllor hero, renew Ini;, old ncipialnt-
uiirrouuilliiKH provoun to npproitch oft
tlm winter iicaHon, C. W. Hoot,
who wan unkod by tlm liullen to Hiip
prlulouil (lm erection or a heavy re
taining wall on tlm promise1), not only
nccoptod thin rcniiuiiBllillty hut per
nonalldoPH tho work which In now
well under way. Mr. Hoot hrtnRrt
Into play IiIh oximrloiico nlouc civil
piikIuooi'Iuk linen In tho coiiHtructloii
or a lilb' Jul" or hand-laid roprap work
lilu nervlci'ii IiuIiik donated lit hohalf
or tho Improvement moiiHiire. Tho
cluh lian rocently heconio tlm rtmld
nary IokiiIpo or a lot of dlnhoa nnd
other talilo oiiulpiuont from Manonlc
hall. Mh prpnldont In Mrx. 1). Mo-
Cathy: necrotury, Mrn. Jonnlo Faw
cott (Ircor.
NOTICi: I'Olt SKWKU IIIDS.
Notlco In horohy lvtm that tho
city council will rccolvo sealed lilila
for tlm coiiHtructlou or tin eight Inch
latoral suwor on Dakota avoiuio, from
Nowtown ntiiuit to KIiik ntroot, at tho
imxt rcKiilar incolInK, Octoher 20th,
1011, Tlm plana and Hpcciricatlou,
KovurnliiK tlm coiiHtriicllon of this
Viwor uro on filo at tho city oiikI
i;imkh t. Komi,
llecoidep nf Ihu City of Modfnnl.
"I '
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
IJy A. (J. Ilowlull
Tlm KiikIc llntid lian clintiKcd hand
iikiiIii, Mr. Dpiiny havltiK rented It to
Minn I.oiiIkh HIiiiib for a term or throe
inunthn.
.lorry 1'lillllpn mid hln two little
children, Hpent TiH'iohiy iiIkIiI with
iih. Ho In from .loRcphlim county and
wan on hln way up to Trail wlmio ho
oxpcetH to iioud hln chlldrou to nchool
thin winter. A r,"iitlommi hy the
natim or Cornell wuh iiIko hero the
Hiuiio nlitht.
TiiUHilny nlitlil wflB inlhnr a imloil
iiIkIiI In otir llltlu town, That iiIkIiI
wan tho night ror tlm 'regular moot
ItiK or tho town council and nntlcon
had heeii ponlud that .lumen VokcII
would apply ror tlm renewal or hln
llci'iiim to xoll llrjuorn, etc., and tin;
way tho council ntood two or tlm rl
ilent iiminhurn worn ror and two
nipiliiHl tho renewal, there wan and
In hut four or tlm iiieinlierH of tho
council HvliiK In tho town un Oorno
Kfntier hn Hold out hln liitercntn here
and heeii In Klainnth county, work
lm; Ihln Hiiiiiiner and Art Nlcholn hail
moved up on 111k Mutto hut liy Home
ineaiiH or other tlmy lioth liapieneil
lo ho In town that nli;ht mid took
their neatn In tlm council nnd tlm II
cenno wan cranted. Aiiioiik other
HiliiHH tho couuill did wan to cut tho
vnliird'H or llm town orricern all to
Jlblotn. Tho recordor'n nnlary tlioy
cut In hair, allowliiK him $10 a
month, and tho town troamiror'n from
K. a mouth to $10 n year ami tlm
town marnhnll from Sir. to $.' a
mouth and now tlmy threaten to re
nlxu and leave un without any offi
ce rn except four roiincllnion and tlm
mayor and nn tlm present iimiuhcm or
tlm council ntnnd, two dry nnd two
wot, and If ench nldo nliould contend
ror men to rill tlm vacancy on their
nlde, they may have trouble c.etHne,
tho IiiiikIo unravelled.
On tlm wniie nlchl there wan
mi'i'llni; or tho frlemln or our mlnln
ter. Itov. I,. I.. Hlnimoun, ror tho pur
pone or eontrlliullne, to hln worldly
wantn. There wan altout .'10 or !lf
piirnonn preaeiit nnd tho ovenlnj; x
orclnon wiih opened by n prayer by
Itev. McKva mid then tho chairman
callml on your Haulo Point corron
pondent to kIvo n tnlk on "Tho
perlencen or a minister In tho early
hlntory or tho church work on the
Pacific poant," and ho kuvo a brier
account or hln experience!! In Call
fornfa nml Orennn as a "Circuit
Hlder," nrter which wo had Inntrii
mentnl munlc hy Mlns (loir or Kansas
City, and then her rather. Mr. 8. 13.
Coff. entertained uh with n recitation
or n (iernuin comic piece nnd when he
wan encored ho responded with
another comic piece. Then his wire
was railed on nnd aim rendered a
poem on tho nubject or temperance
nnd when encored related an Incident
eaiiFvd hy n joiiiik lady rIvIiir a young
limn hln flrnt kIorh of wine. Then
canm tlm "bIiikIuk which con
tinued until after 10 o'clock when
tlm varloun cnntrllmtlonn were given
whlc,h miiounted to $10 In raMi mid
$7.70 In unerul articled, after. which
the audience wan dl-Jiuled hy n
nlmrt praer by tho writer. Our
visitors remarked that tlm event wan
one or tho most pleasant occasions
In their Ira vein.
Mr. doff nnd family ntarted tho
noxt day for Seattlo, W'anh., but they
Halt! that they will Iuiik remember
the pleasant day they spent In KukIo
Point.
John lllKlnbotlinm of Untie Knlln
mid hln brother W. A. lllj'.lnltothiim
or Pronpect and Opoiko II. Stonnard
or Anhlaud npent tho nlr.ht with un
lant Tuesday and while hero John
IllKluhotham paid up u little or nn
nrrcar on hln nuhscrlptlon to tlm
Weekly Mall Tribune and another
year In ndvanro mid secured ono or
thoHe nice maps or the United States
that koch an a premium.
Horn, October 0, to Mr. and Mrn.
II. (I. Meyer or l.ako creek a 1U
pound ulrl and (.rnndpa llermao
Mejer, lH an proud an a grandpa can
lm.
Mrs. Arthur Pont and Mrn. S, J.
Day wore out Thursday vlnllliiK
rrlendn In KukIo Point.
Mr. KulKlit, tho owner or tlm Ala
vent a orchard, caiuo out on tho P, &.
I0. Tliiiroilny mornliiK nnd went over
,to tho orchard. Ho Hays that lm lian
a fine lot of apples and that ho In
tondn to keep bin Nowtownn for n
whllo until tlm market opeun,
Tho school children nro building a
worlc shop In connection with tho
school and nro koIiik to tako lessona
In manuiil ttalnliiK. They are doliiK
tho bulldliiK thoniKolvos with what
help thoy can got out of tho Princi
pal W. 13. Hucluman.
Mrs. Molllo Krnnor, neo Molllo
Davln. or U'lllfornla, la visiting frlondn
In town,
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
DEFEATS WHITMAN 20-3
i
EUGENE, Oct. 12. Thorn were no
nommtiouul or apectueulur plays In tho
football gaiuo between tho Uutvernlty
or Oiegon and Whitman college Sat
urday, Orogon won 29 to 3. Whit
man Iiivh tlm rem won Mr Itn defeat to
a wet uml muddy field. Orounu'H nliir
phooni worn Piiihoiih ami lluol.clt.
Couch Johnnie lliuiilnr of (ho W, S, G.
wiili'liml tlio imiiio todiiy,
P5
SUH IRIS AT PIS
I'AHIH, Oct. 12, ll-jn a. m, A
(lertimn ueroplane at a iiurtcr pant
1 thin inoriilui; dropped botnlm bo
Iween two railroad tralnn that woro
In tho rut of piilllni; out of tlm North
Itnllrond ntnllcu, Tho tulnNllen did
not explode and were Inter round Im
bedded two reel In tho earth,
Tho railroad train wero crowded
with pannetiKern.
To 'I he Public.
II ban been reported around that I
didn't drlvo'liiy liorno KlriK Heal, In
tho raro bo won at Baloni, the 2: 10
puce. Will nay that I diovo him In
that rnco nnd have driven him In
every rnco that be wan In nlnco I have
owned blin. 1 bought li If n In tlm
fall or 1iil2 and hln record wan 2:1'.
That rail I lowered It to 2:13M and
In I'JCI 2:11. and Ihln fall nt
Kalem In tho 2:10 pneo or 2:0!) In
w Inn I hi; racon. 171
T. I. TAYI.OK.
.NTICI :.
Notlco In hereby xlvon that tho un
dcr.lKiied will apply to tho city coun
cil at ItH meeting to ho held October
20, 1'Jll, for a llreiiFo to Fell malt,
Kplrltuoun and vlnoim Ibiuoru In
ii(antltlen leng than a gallon at Ita
place of IniNlnenn, at 10 North Front
street, city of Medfonl ror a period
or nix moullin.
Dated October llilh. Hill.
MIMll'IIV &. CO.
Hi North Front St.
XOTICI3.
Notlco In hendiy given thnt tho un
dernlKiied will apply to the city coun
(II nt Itn meeting lo ho held October
2ii, 1!HI, ror a llrctiBo to sell malt,
nplrltiioiiH and vlnoim Ihiuorn In
iiiaulllk'H len than a gallon at Itn
place or tiunluenn on lot 11, block 20.
city or Medford for a porlod of nix
inunthn.
Dnted October 10. 1911.
SHI.SI1Y & KENNEDY,
22 North Front St.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is borehy glvon that tho un-di-rslgncd
will npply to tho city coun
cil of tho city of Medford, Oregon,
at Itn next regular meeting, October
20th, 191 1, for n license to sell malt,
vliioun nnd nplrltoun Ihiuorn nt their
place of Ininlnenn, on North Fir
street, Medford, Oregon, for n period
or six months.
Dnted October 7, 191-1.
ROGUE lUVHlt VALLEY UNIVER
SITY CLUH.
POLITICAL CARDS
TOR COUNTY ICIXnUDEH.
I hereby nnnoiinco myself as tho
democratic candidate for tho offlca
of county recorder of Jackson coun
ty, to bo voted on nt tho general
election on November 3, 1911. f
elected, I will do my duty as 1 have
In other responsible position 'hat I
have held. LEE L. JACOHS.
(Paid Adv.)
I hereby nnnoiinco myself ns can
didate on tho Republican ticket for
county recorder. If olected I will
give my undivided attention to tho
duties of tlm office. Election Nov. 3,
1011.
CIIAUNG13Y FI.OHEY,
(Paid Adv.)
COUNTY TREASURER.
I am tho democrntfo noiiilueo for
treasurer or Jackson ronnty and will
appreciate your support.
democratic nominee. Subject
to
election November 3, 1911.
(Paid Adv.)
I hereby aniiounco that I nm tho
republican candidate and nominee lor
tho offlco or county treasurer.
FRED L. COLVIG.
REPRESENTATIVE
Marian H. Towno, democratic-pro.
gresnlvo iiomlneo ror representative,
(Paid Adv.)
FOR STATE SENATOR.
II. Von dor Helton, (prosont Inciuiv
nenii, Kepumicaii nominee, en
dorsed also by tho progressive party.
(Paid Adv.)
CORONER.
I wish to placo my naino beforu
the voters of Jackson county as an
Independent candidate for county cor
oner. JOHN A. PERL.
(Paid Adv.)
W. W. Unsher, republican and
Jackson county to bo votod on at tho
general election November 3, 1914.
J. F, HITTSON.
(Pnld Adv.)
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby iinuounco myself ns tho
democratic, noinlitoo 'for sheriff of
S. (STO) I, HROWN.
(Paid Adv.)
Hereby iiiiiuiiinrlhg mymilf an ro
piibllcnii paiiilldatn (or nlmrirf ut tho
poiiiluij pli'itliiii, I ntund on my pant
record o erflclent norvlco In tho In-
torent of tho taxpayer, nnd renpect-
fully noltclt tho nupport of nil volcn,
W. II. SINaLUU.
(Paid Adv.)
COr.NTY HI'KVKYOU
Democratic candidate nubject to
olnctlon Nov. 3, 1D1 1. I respectfully
refer you to my past record nn a basis
upon which to Judgo my uuaUflcatlong
for tho nhovo named office.
During the prenent term I bnvo
been chief deputy county surveyor,
and liavo been actively engnRod In the
yracllcu of civil engineering nml sur
veying In tho county for tho pant six
yearn.
If elected, I will endeavor to servo
tho public In a. manner that will re
flect credit upon tho office.
A. T. 1JHOWN.
(Paid Adv.)
I hereby announce myself nn the re
publican candidate' ror the offlco of
county nurveyor of Jackson county,
subject to the election, Nov. 3, 191 -1.
Qiialiricnlloim
Wan county surveyor of Pipestone
county Minnesota, wns county survey
or of Clatsop county, Oregon, for two
terms, nan tor 12 years city nurvoyor
and engineer ror the city or Astoria,
Oregon.
For the past iour yearn have lieen
located In Medford practising nn a
siirvoyor nnd civil engineer.
ir elected, will carry out tho dutle.i
of nnld office, faithfully uml econom
Icnlly.
AI.FUF.D 8. TF.K.
(Paid Adv.)
A.V.VOl.'NCTMHXT.
I hereby nnnoiinco myself nn n ran
dldnto for your Insurance. Polling
place, Jnckson County Hank building,
open every dny. Holmes, "Tho In
Eiiranco Man." ' '
(Paid Adv.)
FOR IUCNT T'TUXiSIIKI) AIM'S.
FOR RENT Largo sleeping rooms,
nml modern housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable.
Phono 247-L. 222 South Holly
trout.
FOR RENT Threo furnished houso
kecp rooms, ground floor. 220 So.
Grape, phono 73S-X. 17f
FOR REST HOARD AND ROOMS'
ROOM
Ivy.
AND HOARD At 115 South
Mrs. C. L. Grant. 192
FUR ItKXT IlOUSr
FOR RENT Four room house fur
nished, modern. 717 North River
side. 170
FOR RENT Six room house. No. 925
North Ccnral Ave.; nlo 20 ncro
ranch, one mile north of city. Ap
ply to J. S. Howard, room 40S.
M. F. & H. Bldg.
FOR "RENT--DcsIrable, strictly mod
ern buugnlow, with fire place and
screened porch, enst front on
Geneva nvenuo. Seo Humphroy,
22 Geneva. 175
FOR RENT Completely furnlshed.O
room modern bungalow, inquire
ills South Central. 177
"l'Olt" ItH.Vi MISCELLANEOUS-
k6r"m3NT -Oootl : paying? welP'e
tnbllshed business, to lea ho for
year with privilege, to purchase. A
money maker. Dennett Invest
ment Co. 177
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Roguo River Valley Fruit Lauds.
Dairy, stock, poultry ranches and
Timber. Colonization Tracts. Ileal
nil- he-year-round climate on coast.
Health Resort. Wonderful .Medici
nal Springs.
Heaver Realty Co., Ashland, Oregon.
NEW TODAY
Eighteen acres between Medford
and Phoenl.v, close to S. P. station
Mop, and to Pacific highway. Would
mako a ftnu berry or chicken ranch.
Irrigation easy, $150.00 per ncre.
Flfty-tlvo acres half In flue bearing
Newtowns, balanro in younger ap
ples nnd pears, very large house, and
other biilldlngn nro good. Closo to
Medfor!, nil can bo Irrigated. $tf00
per ncre. A great value."
C. D. HOON
WANTED
Ilnvm mrnngpil for wiueliouse on
S. P. tracks, pan take enre of V2 to
l.r ears apples for storage nt n low
rate liy the mouth.
Bennett Investment Co.
WHY?
I am making doala for a larger per
cent of my customers than at any
tluio since I started buslnoiin.
I want your proposition. I am
making up a Real Entuto Exclmugo
Hook. I will not list proportion nt
Inflated values either for sale or trade
so In limiting price of property, give
lowest push valuation.
UOI Flint National Hunk Building
Phono J'Jil.J
J. C. BARNES I
IlKNT-
-FtmrmiiKii
ftOOMH
FOR nrc.NT-Furnlnhcd room nnd
llghi hoiinokeeplng rooms, gan and
bath, reasonable, 304 8, C, St, tf
F(l It It KNT Modern furnlidieil
-rooms, Tlm Cottago, 00 1 W. 10th
ptroot. 108
r,1 :, sss
roil fqr.n iochi-;s
FOft 8iLI3 House, Including furni
ture, parly going away. Mux 8,
care Mall Tribune. 170
FOK HAf.ft MVRSWCK
FOR HAl,K Ono rcglfltored ( .Terse)
cow, fresh, four gallons per day,
4S.".(iQ; in high grade yillk cows,
cheap. C. C. Hoover, plidno 251-X.
17.1
FOR SALE Five cowa, three .Terseyn
two high grade Holntelnn, nil frenh
noen: two year old Holstlen bull,
one Holsteln bull calf, 10 months
old, two holsteln heifer calves, one
nteer calf. J. T. llaffcrty, 14 mile
from Hay Gold.
1 7 ft
FOR SALK Full bred Polnnd China
boar, 10 montlm old, prlzo winner
ol Jackson county also stnto fair.
For particulars nee Wilbur God
love, Jacksonville road or phone
201-J2. 17.
FOR SAf.K Cheap, two year old
registered Jersoy bull, highest rec
ord west of Chicago, also two fine
cows. Wnlnh'a rnnch, mile out N.
Roosevelt Ave. 10!)
FOR 8Af,E Four bend of rresb Jer
sey milk cows. J. U. Ragsdalc,
l,nke crook.
FOR SALE Cows. Iresh and com
ing rronh. C. C, Hoover, phono
2r,j-Xand 152- Y. TH
FOU SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Cheap, nutomobllo and
trailer, suitable for delivery, might
consider trade on something good,
Hox 79, caro Mall Tribune. 17X
FOR SALE Sifila, fall vetch, rye.
winter oats,, wheat, ball barley,
timothy, clover and alfalfa, nnd a
general linn of nil rail seed, Mon
nrrh Seed & Feed Co., 317 East
Main St. 170'
FOR SALE Corn. $25 per ton. lliree
miles west or Medford. P. D.
Loflnnd, Jacksonville. 285
FOR SALE Whlto nnd Ilrown Leg
horn hens or will trndo lor uprlng
roosters. Medford Poultry and
Egg Co. 179
FOR SALE Manure delivered by
load. Phono 084-R3. 175
FOR SALE Jcnnlng'a Crtspetto ma
chine and nil appliances nnd stock,
$150.00. 20G Cottage street,
phone 119-W 170
FOR SALE Pigs, reedorn and breed
ing stock or hogs, ono tram, cheap.
Phone J. E. Randels, two miles
southeast of town, box 4, routo t.
175
FOR SALK Puro extracted honey, 5
pound pall 50c, 1 gallon pall $1.00,
5 gallon pall $4.50. F. L. Toil
Velio. 175
FOR SALE 30 Belgian hares,
crt Dutton.
Rob-
FOR SALE Corn.
C. W. Isaacs.
175
FOR SALE Halt priced two 120 egg
hot water Petnluma Incubator used
but once, good as new. Address
box 214, Medford. 175
FOR SALE Rig pay. big valuo, low
priced raincoats. Freo coat. Wrlto
for agency. Tho Far Went Sales
Company, Albany, Orogon. 174
1 1 KM' WANTED FICM ALE
WANTED-9-F15.
-Elderly lady cook. Call
waxi i:r srruATioxs
WANTED Contracts for wood cut
ting or land clearing. P. O. box
3U2, Medford. 192
WANTED Sewing by day or piece.
Mrs. Maniuam. 245 So. Central
Ave. Phono 379-M. ISC
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTH)"$5o"ooTomrw
penr orchard near Medford, sticky
land, well improved. Address box
K., care Mail Tribune. 178
WANTED To buy horse on monthly
installments. J, T. P., care Mall
Tribune. 179
WANTED To buy corn on cob.
Walsh's ranch, mile out North
Roosevelt. 19S
WANTED Auto In good condition
for a moving picture show operat
ing In small town, clone to Mod
ford. Address P. O. box 33, Anh
laud, Ore. 174
FOR EXOIIANC.n
FOR SALE OR TRADE Small team,
good every way, will sell cheap, or
trade for cow and hogs. W. II.
Stewart, R, H. 2, Central Point.
270
FOR SALE OR TRADE Fivp pass
enger uutomoblle. Call 19 North
Fir St. 174
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good gontlo
pony, broken to ride, Ir drlvo sin
gle or double; also buggy and har
ness. Inquire 010 S. Oakdale or
phono 319-J.
EXCHANGE Want to soil or buy
anything? II 0 Rndor, 111 N.
Front St. phono 125, Nuf( Sod,
i " ' ' - r,,r i- 'i .g
LOSV
LOST Two hliick hogs, narrow and
now, weight uhout 130 pounds.
Wllhur"Klmo, R. F. D. No, 1, Mod
ford. 175
LOST No. plate 11,507 and electric
tall light. Howard for return In
R. R. Fruit d, Produce Anno,
LOST lliuid grip In Medford. Re
turn n Clay Colo, 819 Taylor W.
Howard $2.00, 17
FOU
11UHINFXH DIHKCTORf
W H---11i---N
Auto BnppHe
LAHEU AUTO 8PR1NO CO.W,
nro operating tho largest, old-ant
And host equipped plant In tho Pa
cKlo northwest, Usi our spring
when others fall. Sold under guar
antee. 2C North Fifteenth St.,
Portland, Oro,
Notary rubllo
1H3M3N N. Y00K13Y -Notary pub
lic. Hrlnfr your work to mo at tlm
sign of ttio Malt Trlbntin
Trnnafcm
-jS
I3AI)H TRANSFER &. STOKAUE CO.
Offlco 12 North Front St. Pltoni
3ir, Priced right. Korvluo guar
intecd.
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, VM. V. MHAIiEY
-Attnrnoya-nt-I.aw. Itootnn S nnd
0, Medford National Hank bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Gariielt
Corey bldg.
Wm. M. Colvlg, Ocorgo M, Koborta
COLVIO & ROI1ERTH. LAWYERS
Medford National Hank Iltilldlnu.
D. F. MULKEY & OEO. W. OUERRY
Attorneys nt Law. Jackson Coun
ty Rank Ilnlldlng.
NEWTON W. HORDEN Attorney at
law. room 7, Sparta building, Med
ford. Orogon.
Chiropractors
DR. A. "it. HEDGEarDr. Loutso b!
Hedges Mcctiano-ThornpUts, Chiro
practors, Spouilylothoraplnts. Thetis
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-therapby,
etc.. produce results la both acuta
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion 'free. Over Douol ft Co., cor
ner A'ulu nnd HartloU. Houra 9
a. m. to 5 p. m. Olbor bourn by
appointment. Phone 170.
DR. n. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor,
nervo specialist Rooms 203-204-20D.
Garnett-Corey lildi;. Vapor
balhn and nelcuttflc maatago given;
neodlo spray, head and shoulder
shower lit conuectiou; ndvlco In
dlctotlcn. medical gy.nnaatlon,
by drop therapy. Lady attendant.
Phono, offlco 543, renldeuco 5tl-R.
EtnpIojniCBt ARrcy
Wo are here to holt people Ket re
liable, competent help. We fur
nish help In almost all llnc of
business. Wo mako a specialty of
cora.ic,tent mon and wives for
ranches. Wo solicit your patron
age. Blttner'a Real Estate and
Employment Hureau, Rooms 6 am!
7 Palm Hulldlnc, Medford. PhoM
858. Mrs. Dyrd Caster, Manager,
successor.
ICHtltS
DR. W, M. VAN 8COYOO
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOG
Dentists
Garnott-Corey Hid-;., antte
Medford, Oro. Phone 856.
SI
Garbage
GARBAGE Got your premises
cleaned up for tho summer. Call
on tho city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone 325-L. F,
Y. Allen.
Instruction In Music
HAK111T MUSIC STUDIO 110 So.
Laurel. Fred Alton Halght Piano,
Airs. Florence Halllday Halght,
voice. Telephono 17C-R.
8tcnogTapncr
SHOE REPAIRING First clans she
repairing, on modern electric
machines whlto you wait. E. N.
Dlden, located In Kldd's Shoe Store,
Phono 313J.
PhycMclnns ana fiurgooHn
DR. t G, CARLO W, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 410-417 Garnott-Corey
bldg., phono 103C-L. Ronldeuce
20 South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Oateopathlo
physicians, 303 Gnrtictt-Corejr
building. Phono 904-M.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, noso nnd throat. Eyon scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Office 228 East Main St.
Houra 8;30 a. m. to 8 u. is.
Phono.
B. B. PICKEL, M. I. Office Jack
eon County Bank bldg. Office
phono 42-R; residence phono C8-K.
DR. MARTIN O. BARHER Physi
cian nnd surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposlto Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon. Phones, offlco 30, real
douco 721-J. Offlco hours 10 to
12, 2 to C.
DR. S. A. LOOKWOOD PhyBlclaa
and surgeon.
MYRTLE 8. LOOKWOOD. M, D.
Practlco llmltod to dlsoasea ol
woiiiou. Orriceu 232 E. Mala.
Phones, residence, 814-J2; office
814.
R. J. CONROY, M. D, Physician and
Surgeon. Over Hutchison ft Luiue
don, 210 E. Main St. Phone 77.
DR. MC M. M. DOW Physician and
surgoou, Dr. Lydla B, Dow Os
teopathic physician, offlm 3-4 t.
Murka block, Phou ltfO. Re,
douce the Dow Hospital,1 Central
Point.
Printer una Puuiuiiem
MEDFORD PRINTING CO, baa the
best oqulppcd printing oHIee 1
noutlioru Oregon; hook blHdlHf,
loose leaf ludBors, billing syateiaL
etc. Portland pi low. 27 NeHl
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