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USE FORESTS 10
BULD
HIGHWAYS
FOR DEVELOPMENT
Along tin' luu hi iriini4i4 tuiiilo
li.v hii'l Fiiio-ler (leaves when in Med.
I'iuiI !iih Stpti'inlin', jscerelnry I toitw.
tmi nl llm ili'iiiiilnii'til dl' nui'ieulluio
In hi ,yniiiiilK'iniil jiixl iiin !!-
niiiiiii'iiiU miiilx lliMiiitli I lie national
I'oMwl-, liullU, .,,,,. money. i.M...rJ.
iii.' iuiiif.ii ol ih!MiMiru ?i,.Vimi,
' . , '. . ,.i,' V,
Mil' IIHMIIIIIIlelllleil. 'I'll IHOII0V XVOIlill
In ictiiiiifil In ! uitlioiinl tri'ii-iiiy
Willi tin oiih1 il' the limber.
AiIxiiimc I'imiii Vuliintlon
In making till ri'i'i'iiitin'iirtilluM,
SiMMi'liin llou-loii luii liiln'ii into
(miiiIiIi'Iiiiiii ilic fnrl llm1 i lici i me
Irtrg IHU'I- nl eountry in which "n
ninre Im'iil population nl pioneer
KoUlem llllll llirillftlilvo MIITOIIIuli'll
liy ii wilih'iiii'H Inriiolx fiiniliii!f nl
iihIhuimI for"l hind," which, iimler
ihp lll'M'll VtlMM, MV Mil lllSI'H llllll
mth' tin tMitwiM toxvnnl ilexoluping
tbe etiiinlt'y.
"Th mini of mii'li mail, construe-
lillll ll.V tllV (llVOIIIIIIItlll'HlllMtlll I'llllMli-
lull1 uii iidvniiee nl' llm iiiiiihiiiIh llnil
I ho nri'l would lulor make available
lor Urn use," "y Si'fti'lnrv llnti
Ion. "In effoat, lliQiiM'uiVj tln IhihIh
himiII hi-fniiii' mi uljligafi'iii mi the
Infest-, In he oxHiiKiiihliOil nw their
ri'-tniri'i-, ciiini' into eomiuorcinl !i-
Hlllllil."
To Sn CMiiriiiiiililM
Mwretnrv Houston point" out Hint
tin no mil' liom tin' iiiitiiiniil lor-i-H
-Ih.iiIiI Iii iiutilii to miiivi' llu loi'dt
it.. w.li itn the luilioiinl imlilii' xvoll'iiri
nlivuilv I reeogiiiired in llii' proxi
imiM nf the Ihxv piovidiug tint I jir
cont nl nil gio rceolplt finiii Hie
tori l shall no for Inciil inlilii' jiur-
MI'.
"In region xyIioh' timber ih tin1
eliiei iiio(iuu'-)inihioHi(i propeily,"
inn ilii'iHMm,tiir.vV ivpoit, "tin' al
i mi' uf ili'iiiinnl, fin it often work a
.i-rioic- hnrib-hip on lhoo who have
cnti'i'il n ri'UH'ii hh llio inlvaiioc jtinril
nl' K.'jliriitioti; mill urn hooking fii-lln.'
Liee ef iniuiy ilil'fii'iiltii'x to -lithtiti
lioini'." ,
t'nrtt inning, I hi' rcpoit, Miiyin
i-liN-i'ly In I'ouilitioii'- n k tlii'V "iht in
Ori'iton, n-1
"A irrrnt, 11 not the gront'iM of tin
Hlll'lllUtl xlllllffx of WCIlllll III hlll'll
ilmlili'li, IihIiI in 1 1 lid ly tint novum
iiinul lor Ihf liriiffit of the iithli', nut
niwivh rohthliulo initliili now to tin'
iiJniililiim of 1 he ronuiiiinitii.w whii-h
will iiiii' mi 1 110 to tlio lori-t-s hut in--timllv
mliU in tin' liiinli'ii which tln-o
ciiuiiiiiiiiitico iiiiit iiKxiinii'.
Vi'i'ilnt for li'i'loiuu'iit
'WVii tin' rmttattn jirivnlo iroicrty
Ihev u'oulil my their t'niv irniortiou
of tin' i'ol of mini ilcn'i'loinu'iil, pull
He ficliool. mill other pulilii' ni'livilii',
Ihroiiiili liiXHtniii. Tlu Kovruiiiiiit,
uiiliki' llio iiinalc omicr of liiulmr
Ininl in ui'li icvioii-. 1. hi'hlinir tlio
tiinlii'i', not in onlnr to iuhUi u profit
Inter li Hh Mihiincc 111 viitui', Imt in
older to uml.e.it innnon the pulille
wnl line.
"Ilefoie the uiilioiiiil fore. Ik Infill
In yield liujiiijueoniun, 111 well as lifter-,
they .I1011I1I lie ininle to pmtiei
pnlc in the wiirl; of Iniihlin-.- up the
eiuiutiy iinil iiWinr value to all its ie
Nniiiev. "The liit iiecil of the public in nil
ilriloii'il ruxiiui U for iinMe ami
heller ioiiiN, Without Iheui ilie utrutr
Kin of iuilivlilunlx to Kiiiu a rootliohl
i inui'li inoie (liffiiiull, while ioujutioii
li out iieiuhhur ami the out-iile wot hi
lueiiiiM iiiuncc'r eilueiitioiiul oiuiortuii
ity, a Ini'l; of eouiforls ami enuilitiouti
iinliivoi'iilile to eoinuiiiuily life,
ItoniW Conit liixi'hliui'iil
'A loiul nyhU'in. howexer, imiiiMi
lulet a eapital iiiviwtinciit which a
linmllill of H'ltlei'H iiiiihI niiil.e a little
nl a tune. When their mails titti -l he
lt til I liii-jelv lliiiuh iiiilioiial fore.l
Iiiinin, yliieli pav no tiiNew, their eiiM
Ik iiiiteh nun e difficult.
"In Mich, 11'niiuiH jhe Mjtnotarv of
ii(,'iimilliue Hhoilhl he authoi'ixcil to
make a html" of the lucid conditions
11111I lo gather all the data iieeesury
to t'onlmluto a plan for puhlie voud
ilevelopuR'iit hiiM'd on local ueels.
"TheHe plans hhoilhl he carried into
Milficicnl detail to "lovido a renMiit
nlilv niieurale eNtliunlu of tie eol of
the 1 oml (MiiiMriielJoiydeh it is piii-
iin.cil hat tJuilyiivgrtiineir tduill 1111-
deitaKo. V;l!.v- ' M
l''oi' Siieclflo I'ntJi'ctH
"Thoy "liouhl he neeoiapauii'd by
earelul ami conservative appraiHiilH
ol the alue ol the uiilioiiiil fovent
liuihcr in eio ti loenlilv mid a fiiu'eust
ill' the fuluie iueoine wliieli llm for-
Cst Will lllill ill lll'lll llll rilUIVCOS.
"On I ho lm-i of tlio hhowiup of
fuel ri'tjai'iliiiK Iheuovi'iinut'iil's prop
in ly value, ith pnleiilial ineonie-yielil-injf
eapueity, uinl llm uceds of the
jiuhlie, congroHs hIioiiIiI lie anl.ed to
npiiopria(e for the eoitruetion of
Hpccilic projeets leeonuueudeil hy Hie
hi'cictiiry of nyrieiilline."
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F
The eit, levx i l.'I.M inlll, one
mill Icm 1I11111 liihl en 1, The levy
in Hclninl iIIhIiIi'I No. .', which cm
hiaei'M A-hlaud, heveii iiiIIIh, and
lltin iipioilioiinieiil will not only liu
illiee the hi'IiooIm hut will iiIho pto
lide if.ri,(l(lll lor reliieineiil ol bonds
apiinwl tlie ih-liic,
l'i him and Huliuibuii rcMiih'iit"
were ininnlcd in 11 little leuiiiou Kim-
J '"v " " "", ' " " "" ' '"! h""
"" "" l",M ,'7,,,., '""T," ",l,m' '!
I nun tni'lr iiiim'Ii in tin .MyiT eieel
I
in
I;
nclclihoihooil, mid in behalf of .Mr.
Toer woe "ni Inline" to a miiiiII
in i'l of liieinU who 111 foiiuer times
were ilwcllcix In that hospitable dniii
ieile. Ilucli, mixed on Hie )n en
lull much, nail ioiinIi'iI lo a luiii, nf
foided the tnniii element of a iiiohI
Htihftaiilliil dinner, eovui's hnviajf
been laid fornix yiicls,
('. .1. Itowliuif, a local xloelt dealer,
hiix bi'i'i( puieliuxiui; 11 lot of horses
iiml cattle this scukon, bin tcrritmy
eleudiui; final the slate bolder as
far ninth a- Itosebiutr, (juite a
number of the borsei boiiubt have
found their way into Hie hands ol
buyers for foieiii yovcrumenls,
The local .Masonic Indue elected of
ficer Dee. HI. W. i:. Itlalie is the
wnrhiplul niateri Stuart Siiiiiiihuv,
neniiii" win den ; (', A. .Miilonc, junior
wonli'ii; I). V. Curler, tii'iiMircr; W,
II. Diiv, Secrctatry. Installation will
be 011 SI. John's I lev, the 'Jlltb int.
The odji was chartered ill IH7."i. Its
membei-sbip i over ""till. The onrani
ration owns 11 VJII.IIOII properly.
(Icnijfo W. WiMiire, former resi
dent, who lor home time piiht bus
been rciaiiU'd to the I'linltoii Home
in I'oitlnud. The old man, HI enrs
of ae ami absolutely houu'lehs, bail
bis cum' liiKeii up Ijv Hie .MiiMinie
Indue with Hie result lis aliove stated,
The next attraction in the Kll.s'
lyceiiiu eoursi will bo by the l.aunint
eoiiipnny, inajjieiniis oxtraoidiuaiy,
Fiiday evi'iiiuv Dee. IK, at the Vin-
i"ir.
IIIkIi heboid hlmleutH are holding
a scries ol I'o.rluihtly danees, dnlv
chaperoned, at .Mooe linall. This ill
version will eoiiliutie tlifoiiKlioiit Hie
. 111011.
(I. I Hillincs is hlowly iinpiovinc
from the lesults of recent acciik'iit.
.Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Iluitoii, of
Uairi-lm
nriived here last Thuis-
Ii
in ntteiidnnee iiimui the fiiiiciiil
service of .Mrs. Illand, their sister-
tii-lii w. iht'.follouin- day.
The Modern Woodmen held election
of officers 011 the lltb inst. ('has.
Johnson will be xeuenible consul fur
I'listmi; "enr; James Yen. xvorthv nd
xisor; (ten. F.ubunks, banker lu
lledbei" eleik; W. H. Moor, escort;
F. F. (Iieemaii, xvateliinau: Kay Den
nis, senlrv W. II. Pav. miinaer;
Fa.) Consul. Fraiik Croxx'soii will in
stall the officers elect of Mahonauv
Camp No. ii'dl early in January.
Miss Mabel Hansen of Climax,
teaehiiij.' in the Prospect district, will
xisit her histers, Freda and Hilda, 111
Ashland diiiiui: the apprnucliiiiK bid
iila.V". The Fpxvoilb leajjiu', most aetitve
of nay church auxiliary in town, held
41 social reunion lust Fridny t'veniiiir.
The unnonneeinent of a pienic supper
result I'd in Hie brinniupr of overflow
ill),' dinner 'pnils. The pastor, uv
hidiui; elder mid staid church deacons
all united with the younger element
in iiiukiiiK' the leuiiiou a prouoiitieed
hoeinl HiiecesH.
(Ireat expectation aie pxeryxvluue
in evidence over Hie near approach of
the stellar xiiiideville attiaulioa to
appoar at tlio Vlninp Tuesday tv.'iiiity
Deeeiuber 15. bv Die Itose hoeiety of
.Nreilforil, l.ver.xbody xvanls to see
the Spa(jbelli Sisteis mid other spe.
eiallics on 11 program icplele with
novelties. After tlio ierfonnuin!o
tliero will be daaeiiii: at Klks' temple
as mi ndded diversion for visitors ami
toxviifolk,
Mrs. F.lennor llarnraxe eelebrated
her HIHIi birthday annixersary De
eeiuber i:i,anil on the occiision was
felieitiiled over lie iiuspieiiniK event
by deseeudiinls even unto llio Ihird
and fourth j-cuerations, esides her
daughter, Anna, who resides with her
mother, thpse present were: Mr. ami
Mrs, Oleiiu, Mr. mul Mm. It. V. Neil,
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Simpson anil oilier
inunediato velntives who gathered
aroiiinl, the faiuijy hearth at Hit' cor
ner of H t-treel, jind VX nvuime,
xvlicra nmlovlal I'onjjratulntions wnro
ill older and a hiunpluous dinner xvas
hiiread. Mm. llaien.vu is a native of
Indiana mul bus been 11 U'sident ol
Ashland for txvenly-oiio yenm.
William Myer arrived luuue Sutur
day from 1111 extended stay in CuUfor
ilia. Ilex. I'HImrt 11. I licks, former ltap
litse pastor hove, landed in Huston re
cently from a tour, which started
shortly before the war broke out and
xvhieh was planned to eiieoiiipnsn the
Uloho, llio Holy Land licini? an objee
live point, While in tlio Indian ocean
his ship, tlio Zeilen, experienced a 1'nxv
misadventures iueldent lo oouteiiUoiiH
NWS
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COUNTRY
VICINITY
MEDIfOUl) MAIIJ TltlHUNJiJ,
ji. .
aiiHiiiir Ibc bellluei-enls, He inauiiucil
to returji to' America 011 the ('aiiopic'
A line new bruise, has junt been
coiupleteil oxer Mjet ereek, iieni' llie
Daveuhlll Twin Unbs orclmid prciu
Isch, 11 needed improvciucnl which has
been piouused for yea is. It is local
ed on Hie Medloi l lane driveway, in
thu Itoi'iii' Itiver oicIiiiiiIh tract. Tim
ctuixt ruction of the bridu is from dc
hIkiis entirely fit xnriauce with the
eoiiimuu I'liulilcxci' or bascule, typos,
.Mcuihci'H of It. .1. 1'MwiuiIh' llihlu
cIiihh surpiised him last Ft id ay oo
uiutr at bis home on l.auiel street.
The dcinoiiHtnition xvas due lo the nr
lixal of bis ,'lllh biitbibty miuiM'rs
iii, and due to th,c laet Hint his ebisn
coiiIiIh exeliisively of adult men, the
ex cut wiih obhervt'd xvitli 11 freedom
thai boideicil iiIuiohI on thu lillnrious.
Ah an souvenir of Hie epoch tin,' un
invited (.'iicMk presented their tcaacli
er xvith a voliinu' npprojiriiitely in
Hcribcd, litth) (lenryic I'libanlis inak
Hit; Hie piirseutatiob addiess,
AIHiouj.'Ii Asblmuul is nut consid
ered a spoil v town, rumors are that
even bets ate beiiiK offered as to the
outcome of'tlic inaytuiilty striile.
UcLfii rilinr the reeonlership, the can
dldativi me so numerous that il would
be tmiisiilcrcd nsltx (o buard uiiy
stakes 011 Hie ic-iill.
BUTTE CflEEK ITEMS
The llrowmihoro school will glvn
an entertiilnuieiit Friday cveultiR,
December IS. After thu entertain-
meat there will In n ClirlsluiiiK tree,
(iiiH .MleliolM mul wife unidn a him
Iiium (ill to Kaxli) I'olut limi.TiinK
dtiy. J. .Miller nud Frntik Farloxv went
lo Kuclo Folia Iqki week nml took
two lilc loml of woven wire leucine
hack with them.
Demi Terrell Ih Kiithcrlnn up lit
rattle mul tuklui; tlituu up on South
llutte where lie will feed them this
winter.
Mrs. U, llt'Ktlor hiil u lend of wheat
lilii'.'d out to I-'nIe Point. Mllo
C'onley weal to V'okU) I'olut mid
hauled II up for livr.
Hill Nlckvll went to Drowiihlioro
Itirtt Tliurtnlay.
A. Walker anil tluy Jis.'tor innile n
bimlneH trip 1111 to Tom Furlow'n
Innt.xvcek.
Tom Farlow and wife went to
Mcdford Inst weelt 011 liunlnesR.
There Ih ho me talk of hnxlni: n
Held day nt Lqko creek no me tlmo
nu.M HprliiK.
Frank Nicren returnoil homo lust
iThurMlav from lluttu I-'oIIh whero lie
tnilticrn rldlnK nfter-homc of Ills
I cattle.
M. F. llnnley iiindo a business trip
up to hl mountain ranch hut Tlitim
day. Mnnloy Conly of Lookout, Cnl.,
wiih xlhltliiK hlii mother, Mm. L.
llchtler ln.it week.
Mr. Wlllln McDonald went to Eaglc
I'otitt Inst week nnd took back a load
of water pipe.
i. I.. I.oouil of Medford, who In
agent for the Oregon Life Insurance
company, xvun on llutte creok soiling
policies lnl week.
D, W. Myoni who bn been vory
III In noxv on llio rond to recovery.
Thcro will bo a masquerade dauco
nt tho South Itutto unit C-lirJstnius
n(i:bt.
Mr, nnd Mm. U. C. Chnrley xvcro
In MtAlfonl InHt week.
C. A. Nerlntrom mul non Herman
xyero out to the vnlloy after jraln InHt
ok.
A, (', llowlott wir on llutte creek
lnt xveok KettliiR Hiibxcritloni for
tho Medford Mnll Tribune.
APPLEGATE POSTERS
Mr. Standard of Ashland visited
Itoto Thurrday. ' lie I a goliiR to In
stall n ,liotthiK syHtetu.
JnineR O'llrlen mid llerninn Of feu
lineher drovo to toxvn TuoHilny with n
load of pork,
, Frntik ('lute nud daughter has
hefiii vIhUIiik nt the home of llort
Chile.
An eiitorlnlniuent r.lven by tho An-
plOKUte ncliool will uo hold nt tho
Soclallnt hnll ChriHtinnB.
Tom aiifl John Herrlott drove to
Medford lust xvook on lnifilneafi.
Mr,. Cliuso visited our .school Inst
Tuesdny. Whilo hero tho school
nfvorod him with it debate. Kesolved
That Good Iloadu Are More Import
ant Thnfi Uood Schools. Mr. Chaso
acted hh chulrmnn,
A lnro cyoxvd expects to sq tlio do
bnto hold hptxvoen Applegnto nnd
Missouri Flats, Thu iiuoHtlau h "Ito-
solved Thnt tlio Govoniuont Should
Own nnd Control tho Railroads."
Tho dolmtors from ApploBnto nro
(Ioqibo lltirrlolt, Mr, llouchor nnd
Ottou llmiHons. From Missouri Plata
tforno Kiibll, Osenr Knos nnd Fred
Vlncont.
BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES
Mr. atookninn xvnn hero Snturdny,
Sunduv md Moivlay.
llonnln Kdnioadson and Chr.r, P'
tou wont buntliiK last xvook nnd 10
turned with a panther,
Mm, Abbot and Miss Oortrudo Ab-
C0RRESP0N0ENIS
MM I WORD, ORI'OCJOX,
hot xvt'Mt to IhcJr riiucli nbotit lx
iiiIIok f 1 Dm hero Frldnt.
'.Mrn. Dotibtoduy ciitiio lo ilutty
FnllM to vlult Imr liuibmnl ThtirHibiy,
.Mr, Tucker nnd .Mr. AiImiiim went
up on (lie Hide of Ml 11 1 1 after 11 hear
which linit been round tliero hut
xvliuu they nrrlvcd tlio bear xvn one
Mother) nieetliiK nn held nl the
chapol Wedneiiiliiy, hut not un many
mi UMinl nlteiided, Th rcfrcnhnifntH
wire ni inly and pop-corn, .Mm. Henrn
fiiriiliilic'il tlio pop-corn nnd .Mm.
(Juiniaoim tlio enndy. ,MrH. Cad row
xVent to Medford Tuendny exiectliiB
to return Haturdny.
GOLD HILL NUGGETS )
(I'Vom tbe New'H.)
Mr. ami Mm. Ilenaaii, iceontlly of
Xeniii, Minimi valley, Ohio, nml '.Mr.
mid Mm. Dixon, recently of Soyre,
Pa,, hiiMi taken ehare of tho Sleepy
Hollow daily farm lor the enstiinir
year.
The Iter',' family, who have been
mnnnirinjj the Sleepy Hollow fa no the
past xvo years, arc now domiciled in
(Job! Hill for tlio winter.
James lleiioon, u leci'iit arrival
from Tuolumne county, California,
icsiiliiii- in the DnffMil eottnsrp, is re
potted no butter, in lael seems to be
failing. '
Mr-. F T. Simmons, who has been
isi(iiir relatives in Portland the past
two mouths, returned to her home in
this city on Tuesday iiiorninjr.
Mrs. S. Sundry and ilnnclilerx,
Doiis mid fllnilys of Itoytie Itiver,
spent Saturday and Sunday xvith Dr.
and Mrs. W. P. Cliilifrii and family.
Itay Hnrns of Mi'dford, and for
merly employed iw eleik at Hie Hon
Ton, spenl several dns the first pait
of the week visitipj nbl Iricmls in Hii
city.
The Ifiijfin Itiver Valley Ministerial
nss-neiatioi) met in Hold Hill Mjunday,
Dr. J. K. Haillie, pastor of the JMmc
ni.x Prcsbyterinn ehurcb, presidinj;.
Many interesting papers' mul ad
dresses xvcro (ivcn. The main sub
jecl xvas "EvnifPlisin."
Mrs. Hurt A. Adams ami rinucjitcr,
Miss I'nid Adnins, iiccompnnii'd by
Miss F.ilna Proctor, paid M"cdford a
viit last Saturday.
Misses Vera Davidson ami F.lsio
Miller of this eitviillendotl n party
sriveii by Miss iVoht'Myers at Ifosue
Itiver Friday even'uijr.
Hx-posirnaster .llolili H. Ilniiitnprt--ley
of ibis city is hd-mld at F.Ik City,
Idaho, for the xvinler, where lie is
t nipping and prospecting.
On Suiidav. Fletcher Stout, pharm
acist at the Ite.xall drug store, was
visited by bis sister," Miss Or Stout,
nnd her friend, Kriu-st Niedermever,
both of Jacksonville
Honr Conner nud family of Jack
sonville iiiiidi 11 brief visit xritb
Fletcher Stout on Sunday, after hav
ing spent tho xveek'-end as the guests
of Daxid Duncan of Kogue Itiver.
Fnink M. Aerv, fl. H. Alden and
(I rant Matthews made n trip to Jack
hiniville Inst Snturdav in the inteiest
of Hie county road work nlonir tho
rurnl route on which Frank is currier.
Kd Coster, n youncr miner liviiig on
Foots creek, nbox'e the. Lnneo mine,
xvas fined .J5 by Judge Morolock Inst
Snturdny for pouching, having killed
n foiir-poiulcil on Noxember 1-. The
fine was suspended, but bo was com
manded to nay any part or all when
ever possible. Deputy name Wiinlen
Kiley llamiiierslev made n trip up
Foots Creek the middle of last week
to investigate the matter, having
heard considerable gossip around
town. On reaching the place it was
denied and Warden Hammerslev re
turned to town thinking the matter
closed. IJowover, Cosier wit advicd
by (ieorgo bailee to come in mid
straighten the matter out, which bo
did xvith the result nbovo stated.
C. H. Worslox, ami family of Whit
man, .n. u. ueeompanicii iy .Miss
Murjorie and llaiobl Worsley of
Scranton, la., aimed in Gold Hill on
Sunday, and are guest at tho home
of Hen 1 1. Lampmau.
John T. Donegau ofc Foots Cieek
xx-tis hero Monday oa liuincse:, He lias
again taken a Ksitivn on tho Champ
liu ranch.
C. II. .Womlcy mid brotltor, llntohJ
Womlcy, went o llilb'illy vnneh nt
Asboitori, xyitli Hen 11. Lumpiuuii on
Monday. ,
Mrs. W. A. Marvin and son return
ed last Siilidnv from Kagle Point,
where sho'ba been visitiug friends
tho pahUten days.
.Mi-, nud Mrs. A. H. Cm tin of Terra
Holla, Cab, tiro visiting'foru few days
in this city at the homo, of Mr. and
Mm, A. Ii. Kellogg. They are on their
xvay lioino ni'ler mi hbsenc.o of a foxv
inoiitlis at Mcrlin. whero her parents
reside, Mi. Curtis isvu t'ousin of Mrs.
Kelolgg .mul rcuidoil here for .sotuo
timy uvvernl yenrs tig'o; vbiIo eugageil
in mining.
Miu-rieil On Dccombor 'J, 101 1,
T. Noxvon anil Stefiblinio Snow, at
llio homo of llio bvide's parents in
AlumcuX Cab, Mr. Newton i very
well known hoio, i ho, wun born aud
inweil In this vicinity, lniviug left here
about Jix yours two,', boy will iniike
llioir bouio in Oaldnnd, Cub, xvbeio
tho groom' is oni'uoy'ed by (ho Q A. &
li li vnibvay. Thojj'ijxpoet to visit
thin city f-'omo tiuio ul'tqr tho first of
no.t your.
With Jlodford trnao 18 iUoUford mnilo
MONDAY, DKCEMIMU 1-1,
CQURTHOUSENEWS
Roportcd by Jackaon County Ab
trnct Co., Sixth nnd Fir Bti.
Ileal t'Mnte TraiHfcrf
Adolpll Muck et (IX to L. I). Dol
larhldc. W h of NK i of
sec. 10-10-2 K ilficl 10
Keith Oil & Land Co., to L. D.
Dnllnrhlde, lund In sec 10
UU'i li, deed, 10
C, II, Corey et u'x to 1). L. Hwl
luirt, lot 3 In blk. 2, Fn
bilck'ti unrecorded Add to
Medford, Q, C. I) 10
Tho I'ultmJ Stflten to David
lander Swllmrt, land In mc
3I-M4-1 E., patent,
William Scott to A. 11. Sairug
und. ' Int. In four ipiartz
mining claims In sec. 15-33-8
W., Q. C. D 20
C. A. K'nlijht et ux to Kllza
belli M. I'rck, land In twp.
37 8. 11. X W Q, C, D 1
P. K. Merrick ct ux to GeorKO
II. I'cck ct al, land In sec.
9-37-1 W W, I) 701
(leorKo II. Peek et ux to C. A.
Knight, land In twp. 37-1
W., Q. C. D 1
Leona M. Kent to Low Is Clif
ford Kent, land In .Miner's
Add to Ashland 2000
The. United Stntca to CrrlR
TliompHon, lots 1 "und 2 nnd
Si of NKU sec. 1-33-2 V
patent.
Christian Svcndscn lo Ceo. It.
Peck et ux, land hi Cov. lot
r.-37-l W.. W. 1) 10
L, A. Wllklimlu et ux to Ooo.
11.' Peck ct ux, Innd In D. L.
Cx CCf twp. 37 S. It. 1 West
W I) C3
MARKET REPORT I
I'rleoti I'nid lij Dcaiert
Knos-or:
ni'TTHn Crrnmrrj. VM r tlniryr
fiOo two poundu.
POTATOKS ,f 1.125 cr 100 lb.
ONIONS H'2o per lb.
HONKV llo per lb.
C1DF.R '25c.
POHK-8(u8jc.
HF.KK 0llc,
LA IIP 10c.
HACON 15f7r-18e.
SHOULPEKS Kle.
HAM 18'e.
HUTTER FAT 25c.
SWEET CREAM 30c.
- LItciiocK
POOS Pros-sod, 82(j; nlive, 5j
ffie.
STEERS Alive, f)i.fjrCc.
COWS-Alivo, 4y25c.
VEAL Dressed, lol h.
POULTRY Mixed ehiekens, 10(7?
11c; dressed, llfTf'Hi; bens, ll(a
13e; springs, 13f7Y Me.
liny nQ Gralu
(Biiving Prices.)
W11EAT-1.15 busliel.
OATS 43c bushel.
HAY Vetch, $11 ton; groin, $Vl
to flU.
BARLEY Whole, $25 Ion.
CORN Noxv, $'2'2 ton.
- . 1
The Rogue River Public Service
corporation bids on lighting Gold Hill
by offering to put in a payroll of
$000 to $10CO per month.
KXKCI'TIUX' FINAL XOTICK.
E. C. noeck L'stato. Notlco Is
hereby given Hint tho undersigned as
executrix of tho estnto of K. C. Iloeck.
deceased, ban (lied her final account
In th county court of tho state of Ore.
gon for Jackson county, ami that
Monday, tlio lStlt day of January, A.
1). l'J15, at tho hour of 10 o'clock In
tho forenoon of said day and tho
court worn of said court, hns been
appointed ivs the tlmo and place for
the hearing of objections thereto ifnd
tho settlomout thereof.
Dated nnd first published December
17th, A. I). 1914.
MINNIE 110KCK.
Executrix.
WILLIAM S. CUOWKLL,
Attorney.
sn ti 1 ., r-ij
KOU KENT FURNISHED ltOOMS
FOR RENT Two ulwly furnished
rooms with heat, close In. Will
board parties, 107 South Mistletoe.
231
FOR RENT Steam heat, bath, etc.,
single room $2.50 wool, 2 In room
$3. 249 S. Rlvorsldo. 900-.M. tt
FOR SALE OH KXCriANGB
Roguo River Valloy Fruit Lands.
Dairy, stock, poultry ranchea and
Timber. Colonization Tracts, Best
all-thu-yoar-rouud cllmato on coast.
Hoalth Resort. Wonderful Medici
nal Springs.
Itottvcr Heulty Co., Ashland, Oregon.
WHY?
I am making doals tor a larger per
cont of my customers than at any
tlmo. glnco I started business.
I xvant your proposition. I am
making up a Real Estate, Exchange
Book. I will not list properties a,t
inflated values either for sale or trade
sq n quoting price of property, give
lowest cash valuation,
201 First National IUnk IlaUdJeg
Phono 120-J
J. C. BARNES
IflU
fou yggy-wpyy
galow, clofo In, flue shade, range
connected. Phono 030-X. 230
FOR RENT Modern, furnished, six
loom bungalow, piano, flroplnco,
eloan In. Coll E. J. Stewart or
phonti 531.
FOR RENT Houses furnished and,
unfurnished. 310 N. Ilartlctt.
FOR KENT My buiiKnlow homo fur
nlslied now A-l Phono 317.
FOR RENT Furnished four room
house, close In, strictly modern
and clean. Phono 3CS-.T or 78R,
or call at 215 N. Holly St.
FOR KENT ItOl'HUKI'KI'lNn
UOOMH
FoirRENFurnUlicd and "light
liousekeoplng room a reasonable.
Gas and bath. 304 S. C.
FOR HAI,E-H03IEflTEAn8
FOR SALE ICO aero homestead re
linquishment, li nilleo out, house,
well and somo clearing, prlco
U000.WI1I trado for city property,
nssumo Inctimbrnnco If necessary or
pay difference, 1 ',4 miles northeast
of 401 orchard. R. ILToft, room 33,
Jackson County Rank.
FOIl SALE RE.Ij ESTATB
FOR SALE 120 aero ranch, one
mile from Cold Hill, now 4 room
bungalow, 300 fruit trees full bear
ing. jr.n.00 per acre, $3000 down,
Owner, box 279. (Sold Hill, Ore
gon 232
FOR SALE 100 acre ranch, one
mile from Gold Hill. New 200Q
house, plenty of water, f GO acre.
$3000 down. Owuor box 279, Cold
Mill. Oregon. 232
FOR SALE Five acres well Im
proved, close In, terms. Seo own
er. P. O. box 285. 217
FOR SALE Land for salo at Wed
dorburn. Curry county, at the
mouth of Rogue river, where Eu
calyptus and Paltus will grow.
"Wrlto to the. Wedderburn Trading
Co.. Weddorbum, Oregon. 228
rOlt SATiR LIYSalOGK
FOR SALE Thoroughbred regis
tered O. L C, Improved Chester
WbRe weaned pigs for sale. Home
good boar pigs. Scbuchard "Or
chard. . Phono C11-R3.
FOR BALE Shetland pony, cart
and harness, cheap. Schuchard
Orcbard. Phono C11-R3.
FOR SALE Six young fresh cows,
heavy milkers, high test. Nash
Livery. 232
1 , . 1 . -
FOR SALE And for servlco, full
blooded Jersey bull. H. A. Gray.
Jr., Orchard Home. 247
FOR SALE Extra good fresh cow.
Nash Livery Barn. 227
FOR SALE Registered thorough
bred Duroc Jcrsoy "boars, sultablo
for fall service; alto registered
pigs aud gilts Just weaned. Phone
Central Point, Gray Crags or
chard. 228
FOR SiVLE MlSCELliAXKOUS
FOR SALE Dry wood.' under cover,
all kinds and lengths". Yaloy -Fuel
Co. Phono 7C. 252
FOR SALE 100 Story & Clark or
gan for ? 25 It taken at once; also
160 Victor talking machine for
$15. Inquire 129 South Holly. 22S
FOR SALE $10,000.00 worth of
gilt edged mortgages In amounts to
suit purchaser, all drawing 10
per cent per annum. Seo ownor.
It. II. Toft.
FOR SALE Canary birds, warranted
singers at low prices. Mrs. T. U.
Royd, S43 East 9th St., phono 359
Y, I will bo at the market with
birds on Thursdays only. 229
FOR SALE Cut glass, flue inahog
nny, hlrdseyo maplo and oak furni
ture. Kimball plapo, player and
muslo ut a bargain. See. it nt the
Noxv York Hnlr Dressing Parlors,
next to post office.
HELP WANTEH-MAWS
WANTED Competent und reliable
man for orchard nn,d general farm
work under oxvner's supervision,
Young married man preferred.
Address box 354, Ashland, Oregon.
227
WANXK1 -SITUATIONS
WANTED Posltlon.as cook on ranch
or general hodso xvork. Wages
must bo good. Can glvo excellent
references. Phono J.US-J2, Med
ford. 228
WANTED Employment as foreman
on orcuard or farm, Kxperlonco
nnd references, Rex 121, Central
Point, Ore. 229
WANTED Work, wood cutting. P.
Q. Ro. 3Q2, Medford. 242
WANTE1 MlSCFXL.trvEOUS
WANTED Good; work horso. wolght
1250 to 1300. Cull R-H4. 228
WANTED For cah. 6ecqnd bund
piano, price must be low or don't
ansxvor. Box 52,7 Mqdford. 227
WANTED -Large also baby car
riage, good condition. Box D
care Mnll Tribune 230
WANTE.D IJomoatoad ' relinquish"
ment, send description, location
and prlco. Box 133, GcUi 11111,
Orogou. 228
WANTED Horses, lutrness, wagon
1 and Implements up to $650, for
bouso und let that cent $1,000. M.
A. Uador, 114 N. Front St.
FOR EXCITASUA
BXCHANOE Want to sell or buy
anything? V 0 Rador, 114 N.
Front St. Employment offlcq and
rentals. Phouo 125. Sat Sod,
fKGB''-XlYfl-
HfcLP WANTKD K-HMAIdi
VANEt)-Olrt(orv
work, llox M. car MU Trliuw.i
.-. '' tauu-.'avrw' ;-,, ii
I1USIXHHS DIltBUrOttT
LAHER AUTO 8PRINO CO. W
ro operating tb'a 'lariMt. oldM
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific; northwest. Use our spring
when other fall. Bold under burin
anteo. 29 North Fitieenth .,
Portland, Ore.
Notary 1'aWlo
HELF;N N. YOCKKY Notary put:
He. firing your work to mo at tM
ll.n of the Mnll Tribune.
irwwrert
BADS TRANSFER St. STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front Bt, Phoa
315. Prices right, HervU $uar
in toed.
AUeraejni
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MBALBt
Attorneyo-at-Law, Roons 8 and
9, Medford National Dank bids;.
A. E. REAMEg, LAWYER Garnetl
Corey bldg.
Wm. M. Colvlg, George M. Roberta 1
COLVIG & ROUERT8, LAWYBRt
Medford National Hank Building.
D. F. MULKEY k. QEO. W. CHERRT
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Dank Building.
NEWTON W. BORDEN Attoraey U
law, room 7, Sparta building, Med
ford. Oregon.
ChlroynKtem
DR. XV R. HEDGeV Dr. Loutee K.
Hedged Mechano-Therapltts, Chiro
practors, SpondylotherapMi. Tht
ystems. Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy,
etc.. produce results In both acute
and chroolo disease. Cohsu Ra
tion free. Over Deuel ft Co., cor
ner Main and Bartlctt. Hours fl
a. rn. to 5 p. m. Other hoars by
appointment. Phone 170.
DR. II. J. LOCKWOOD Chiropractor,
norvo specialist Roohm 103-194-205.
Garnett-Corey bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific taassage glTea;
needle spray head and shoulder
hower In connection; advice U
dietetics, medical gjramastles,
bydroptherapy. , Lady atteedaBt
Phone, ottlca 543, rwldtace 511-K.
Kuiployuel Ag ey
We are here to help people get re
liable, competent help. We. far
nlsh kelp la almost all Itaaa 4
bailneta. We saake a fetRy at
ceaaneUGt ,Bae aad wlvee, tot
ranches. We solicit yoar patre
age. Blttaer's Real Ketat aal
Employkeat Bureau Rooms s4
7 Paha Bnlldlag. Medtord. PImsm
8.". 8. Mrs. J. S. Clark, 'Masager,
aacnesser-
DR.' W K: VAI4 8COYOO
UK. U. C. VAN BUUY.OO
Dentists
Garnett-Corey Bldg.. nlt 119
Medford, Ore. PssatSU,,
hm
aarteM.
GARBAQS Get your premlee
eleaasd up fpr the summer. CH
on the eity garbage wagons fot
good service. Phone 271-L. F.
T. Allen.
iBetractleci la Masle
HAIQUT MUSIC STUDIO 116 So.
Laurel. Fred Alton Halght Piano,
Mrs. Florence Ilallldny Halght,
voice. Telephone 176-R.
r ,,;: ,v ? v. t :S33SS3aE3
8tKogriipnr
SHOE REPAIRING First ela thsi
repairing, on nodsra eleetrta
machines while you wait. B. N.
Blden, located lnKldd'a Shoo Stor,
Phone 313 J.
PakiUn-g
ROOMS TINTED OR PAPERED
From $2.50 and up, by Dick San
dors. Phono u44-M, residence 511
N. Fir. Estimates given, all
around man, honest dealings, good
materials used absolutely.
Phyeslclaas saci srargeons
DR. F. G. CARLOW. DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corey
bldg., phone 103U-L. Kesldeaae
26 South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physicians, 303 Garnett-Corey
building. Phone 904-M.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physlclnn and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tosted and glasses sup
plied. Office 228 East Mala 8t
Hourg 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. Bs.
Phono.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack,
son County Bank bldg. Office
phono -13-R; residence phone 58-K.
DR. MARTIN O. BARBER Physt
clan and surgeon. ' Office Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hour
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
DrTrTw, CLANOY Physician sad
eurgoon. Phonos; office 36, resi
dence 724-J. Office boors ID M
12, 2 to 6.
DR. 8. A. LOC1CWOOD PhvsJela
and surgeon.
MYR,TLE 8. LOUKAVOOD. M. IXm
Practlco limited to disease oj
women. Offices 233 B. Mala.
Phones, residence, 814-J2; oftlee
814.
R. 4. CONROY, M. D. Ptjylel,a 4
Surgeon. Over Hutchison ft Lus
den, 215 E. Main St. Phoaa 77.
Printer sa l'niViers
AHto flnpfiDeii
MEDFORD PRINTING CO, has te
beet equipped prlatkig offlee !
southern Oregon; book bladlaJL
loose loaf ledgers, billing syKeaii,
etc. Portlaad "prlees, 17 Nrt
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