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Newspaper Page Text' I t V LE OF VMIIMITON, II. C, lU'c 17. Stuno hi ln lending clini'iK'U'llxli''' (if I lie lliilkiin region, lluit pit 1 1 of lilt' uoiltl which a eoul'inioii of itn'n, iHllgtlHUl's, t'linli'MIK, lllllliMIM. Il'l.lg- Iftim nnil limllliuuk hJ i'iiiibikI In lie tlm cKiitiirlo long timolol of oelhiug. IticpMiiiil iiIIr1ui1m mnl rnclnl ! nig gle, hii' i!tnrll)iiil in m Mtnlmiii'iil given to lit irM today liv I lit' Nil lltuml (lonitiliplilc mwlrlv. II n,: "Mmiiv hi 1 1 ! of mitnv iiiinili meet mi llm ft'iiiye hcUncu Iho mint ttnil lltn,rH, n llmlltnn iieiiiu-oilu, mnl iMOll ft UlCnO (IHM I'llllirK tl'HH. I'iniinljr In in Innttnirc, i(h uailllioint, it rmiiUm. mmI to Mb mumiiTM mnl wayii nr it Mini. HvmmiiI ftutiilhs nl (bo 8Ihiiii Nwpf, i'hcIi illi it Own Itinifui mnl mlrlillm, tin' Ihotf. Th Tmk, Hit (Irwk nnil ti npiluk ting r (IcnnuiiM, Ingi'lJicr with tunny frngmeiitury type of peoples, limn wi"t niil Ht'l. MtnivniK nf nations mill tribe r ,wtoiilu,,V liilir. mid tn llti' liiiliiiUii'iili' bewilderment. Tin' Kitlkmt binds nut u lluhi'l thimmh which mi uriliiinry 'I'ltt-I"!' tC tmiKiior' iim Iii)h to u without tho niil of mi m n-miiel nitfiiii'lcr mnl niiii'li u i'l -tgll lilllKKrta". Xiilliuiiilllj Kept ,li 'Mti tin howH ttf mni ir llifm pen il, in Hinder how hmmII I liti i' Inidl or how little i lii woilil intiv know ol them, thine in ke'tt aluo n lit-ry fon-..i..u-iut vi Lhbir nationality. Tin Mitt'iif riH1i devoted it native of 1 1 im mall lvl ol' it count rv aiming tin iiionntiiiti m in thr oilui'ii ol nut own I'liiliil State, tln ilillVrniri' Ix-ltivf, wliri nii. I lut I lln Monli'iuiiii if miml liitti-fir tinifli more tifli-u of In unlloimlilv mnl it mUmi'titm tlinii dot Iho n vent bo Aniorioiiii. Willi the klinrp imiiiiI. Irilmnl mnl lingual Ji MsjiMtn ol' the lnlkmi peoples, nliu ! ttiviktuiia uxor! n l.u- innii piiui'i fill llnlllMMlvO IllflHt'tll'H tlllTi lllHIl in lite onto with ii. (Iit't'k rtlniilii. Itomttn Ciitlnilic, vniitiu I'mli-lntit I'lind'o-li'iiH mid tint Moliiiiiiiiii'tluii fill III hnvi iYt to (.nTftili' tlitxc Jitltjflt 1 1 mil Mlil' HIKltlllT. "All lit fflV, lllktliflMI Hllll lnnir wltirli iht frirlniu lit'lni't'ti il mfu 'UMtrrv tyin' "f peo)lv mnl illOMl) llb HIIUii)lliiil, llH lUlMtlll'tl th ilt'.tiiHtint of'tttt 1 11 km i pi'iijn Allhi mo I hut it it iMHflii yititi'tttiona lii liitnl t It MtMiintumenU of tin xvrl ; mnl I ln Initvlrr in llm livwttv nf t Iii I'tiunliv htt Itnti t Mtt up Willi IIiimii' Mntiii lnfiiiHiiii'iirct wliit'li ln ttimlil ein'oiinlpr in imilnvrlupcil A-in. Tin roitiU ui the ItMlkmiM r Intil, in iinl enr nii'iv intll iiml fiHiipHtli". Tin illmsi". art mHiillil, ill-kit, witkotU iitipf'Vi'ntriit4, williniil comfoi'lN wtlliuiii iont;iicniT". The iin'mm of lmHrtuliiiti nr.- iiin'crtmn; llio nttil" nrr iiittl'MiiiiilttV, llti rmlwiiy Iihiiim nn fnpdniiMiOtoilA ihovm ttf 'onliiiK In the Irtoi'on nf Uu-ir twp lninx Mnl tit iimmhIk nf tlipjr t'tiiii int, Hhtli' Hit Itviflti'ivi' iittiiU inttk' horof nnil cml n iinkv HiIm"!!- Inn'. I'liUlti'mnirf, llir lit" mnl iinlT if mitiMiNtf ihe lllkmi Imitln i nt l)i't h mttllcr of iuiiimIiu'iiIiW iiinn'rlHiiity. A lliiffi'r I't'iipli "Tin1 Itulknn v)M'iiiitiiln Inix In on win lorn for 1U0D yfiti-n m inniv U'tir lii'i'iiini' ii roiitiimuiiH i'Hiiifiii'i' f it" pvupiu uilli Uiu iMiutiiiir. of tlui JtinniiBK.iinJ uinlrr (lip 10111) .u-urn of iJii' tni1 ul Tiy Aaiiliujit, wlnju iliU iul Koiniiii uuniiri' tlnl yonily tuilpuM ilnt l'oi('lii'ittiiiliiin until iu ilc Htrtii'lioii b tin Turk, lite I titlkttii pt'npli'14 iliriiiittlv tonk Ujf pltit't' Tliii'lt lltt'v Itoltl InUy, t lut t of Iti'iiiK ft Inillur piMiplt livtwutn mi iippor lunl ni'tliHi- inilUtoiie. An tiilpiit of (lit' w'l in tin' i'M 1 1 llit'.v linvt lit'on (cilii-.liii2l (ni)lovt'tl with I'inlilins linlli tin' t'uxt nnil lln vt't of nutoiiK llii'infl(", wltit'li hits liiilpcil In niiil.i' tlio lliill.mi pi'iniixiilii tin' puoifl iti. tilt 1 litml in I iii'opi' " :S3i ( LONDON', Dff, J 7, li'Jd p. in. -A tlihpitti'li ri't'Oivi'tl Inn-it from Hut'iuts AynH myn Hint tlio Ai'p'iitint ciuihtir l'licyrii'tloiii it I lor a hot oIiAm, litis M'it'tl Hit Oui'iiiiui hlt'ttiiii'i' nlMauoiiia in llifdnlf tif Snu ,lorii. NOTIIC. Notlco In liiH'cliv Klvup Unit tlio nii- iIoiwIkhihI will npjijy to tlurlty coun ell at tin nicudlm; to, ho hold Jnu utiry fi 1 1) in, for a lli'oitHo to nl iiialt, HplrlluoiiH mnl ylnotiH llipiorti In tpiantltloH lt'sii (h'aii a pillion at Its jtliK'o of htiHliitiHH on lot 10, hlork 41, city of Mmlforil sfur a porlotl of hIx innutliH. IIOI.LWI) IIOTKI. CO. Datotl nmm'hof ll, lull. MANY PEOP DIVERSE ORIGIN OC BALKANS ARGENTINE C WCV " " """" " li msaamm OREGON P01ASH LAKES LEASED 10 F HAI,i:.M, Or, Hit 17 To .Iiikdii ( Mooie, it'i'icntnlliii! ,mv Vtnli iiip IUiIInIu, wiim itwitittiiil it Ui tmr Jt'itwe on Stiiuiin.il' and Allnul l.nkm by Hi' ditto liditnl. 'i'l n ()it)uii Sunlit k I'olimli .MIiiIiik voliiiMiiy iiImi miliiult ti a Mil Imt It li nit fnll-il lo coin-tl)- Willi I lie ti'inn of iIih inlvorljKy inutil for lil (In nupililnic it ci'lirloil cluii'lt tor $IO,O0ii, mnl uUo I lie Kmiiih (if thtt Itut'n Moios(iil liy llm lionrtl, Hinl ll mi not cuiiiltl)iuil. Afit'i- Imliift iiwnriltul tlm Imtnc .Mr. iloorn iiiinniiiiitiit Unit utt toon iih It I'oulil Iw iiitltlml by tint IiikInIiiIiiic. In would cointtriic't unrku lo oxtrnrt tint twit for wliltli llm Ih'iIk of tin lull nio Midi lo lo viiluiililt'. Ai't'onU lllR III III tllft'llllUtloilM, llm fnulor) u III llktil) lit tuiiHirtii'ttiil nt llm iiinnlli iif'flu l)uitclitilm rlvor on tin Coliiiiittln, mnl tin fliillmm will lio Itlpi'tl to It fioiii tlio lulitm a tllntmii'o of 200 mil Ho I'Htliiuitiil tin coht of I tin wnrltH nt Iniiwt'tin ."., oi)0. 000 mnt lO.ooo.ouo mnl tlmt thoy would prtivlilu uiiiployiiimil for iilnnit nooo Jit'oplo. I'ntltir tin I erf of lil li'iiHo Ini ii ml IiIk njtt'liic iik i Co to liny lo (tin itm. a rottlty of fiti itintM it ton for tlio politMltiiu tlH iixtrnctoil; IU (i'iiIh h tun for tlio nutlltiui rlilorlilo hhKk, mnl 2i c-MiitM ii ton for'tlir otliur naUi. Tint OrKon Koiln R I'otttxli MIiiIiik rotni'Hiiy ufforvil to pny tZ n Ion for tin firm. T cent n ton fur tin n'ooml, mnl 60 ccnln n ton for tlie tlilfd. (lotnior Vt tlt'dannl (lint thi'r wn only u Hi;lit trnct of tlOttllOlllllll MiltH, llOVM'MT. In till' Ink") Reported by Jackcuu County Al ' trnct Co.. Sixth anil Fir St. riiriiit . Ahiiiia Wil.oii f. (liorc A. Wil on ft nl., font lull. r'urnifrH l 1'riiijKrowi'in hank vk. Kinlolph Srltol. mnl llnirift Si'holr, at'lioii to it'i'ovfr iniiit'. V. II. Allen n. Stitrlmtr Mining Co. til nl., tlumiiiTiir. I. I'. .Alnlkoy mnl (I. V. fln-rry an Miilki-y - Cht-rry, v. Mttlmj Hull, for. iiti'dy .Miililn Strmitl, notion for inouoy. i TliDiun. KntiilliM vn. II. (I. .Mi'Ki ft nl., tlufniill, jinljiiiu'iit. TlioiiuiN I'. ICttlilor vu. ), ,1. Kiihler, ilwrut'. .Inhii 1'ntnr . II. .M. I'nlt'r, ile- 0t1. ritt National Hunk of Ahlanil v ('. 1'nrnhnm mnl Krntliti S. I'arnlmiii, i'onI hill. Ik I.. .Miri vi. Ilim'l Ik Moivt'f, iTliirn of Minimum. .Moilfoixl W'arulioiijii Co. v;.. Smith, mil I'nuifit' Co., tluniiirnir to t'oni plaiiil. KimiI Kxtuto Tniiisfi'i Wall1 1' Al. Kt'iint'tly nt n. to Kokiinitmil U'light, land in Itc- fltiy'n Athl., .Mi'ill'ni'il . $ Ik N. Unllor ut 1 1. to .laoksnii fount v ISiiihliii V I.oiiii iiHhoi'iiiiiiiu, lot I, hlk. .'I, I'aik Ajhl. to .Mfilfoitl C. . Aikmit. o n to Atitil Ik I'ouii'i'oy, In ml in too, I-:I7 aw I'. N. .holy In .liihtiu C. .Iiitly, Irni't Xo. 1 or tlm I'M win. I . X, .linly raiu'h, tioiittiiniiii,' 11(1 notiM IVntnil Point Slalt Hank to .Mm Orii-vi', Imiil in uo. 'J8- .TJ.IIK. 10 U) l7o 10 10 BUNGQM BREVITIES 't am having vomu cold weather at thltt wrltlitR. II. fl. HtephuiiHuu and his aon Vent took ti.l'ow heiul of catth to K. II. Stophoiihuu of .lackHOiivlllo recently, CoIIIoh llroH., hml a hIiooIIiik match lutit Sunday for turkoyn. ChoKit'i' Kuhll iiiadt) ii tilp up tlm Applt'Kiilo rlvor Iuhi Bunday. ICrwIil I.owIh Ih at liljii former homo Kitt hoi lux hlti cattlo up to tako (o IiIh ruuth at WatkhiH O. II. Pows of AHlilmul Ik Klopplii ou Iho Applt'Kalo thlri winter. Ho Iuih IiIh friend, Mr. Martin, wl)h Him. w notioh. Notlco m liorehy kIvoii that tho un dorHlRiied will apply to the city coun cil of tho city of Medford, Oregon. nt I in next lCKUlnr ineetluK, January , 11)15, for a llceiiHo to hell Kplitt miiiH, vlnuux and mult Illinois In HUtuitltfcw leva Hutu a gallon, nt his place of IntHlucNH, 17 Houth Front Htrcet In liajd city, for a period of hIx moiithti, l)nU ot first publication December 10. 1911. O, ,M SI51.S1JV. NEW K 1 COURT HOUSE NEWS MEDTOTID MATTi TKTKimjq, F Tii'-d.iy hiorjiliiK won Hit coldfut of the iiii', I'lllior hint wliitor or Hum far for the pn'tti'iit IK'tmnhtr Tlio li'iiiiii'iattiH' mih from 1 1 lo ID uhovc, itecortllin to llty jiolnt of vli'W. A tlonti' fuK Hindu It iippuitr cvnll cold or. A oiitlorfnlly o.xhllarntliiK out liiK wiib a rllmh up Nutluy Htroi-t ItolKhtH to view tlio Klorlomt Htiimhlnu alior' llm Uw ni. In tint Ico croain KmnMH'alioiil town cold drliikn wont at n ilhicotitil nod thorn wnrt a mud kiauihltt for hot Uiinnloo Inttiuid. I). ('. Aglor, Hliiitlicrir I'nclflo pa onuT coililiictor. I roiintlltiK out IiIh nth ytar In Iho Hrvlpn of that coin pauy. IHh toil Ivy Mlulti In lown anil ho 1'iiiut to tho t'oam whuu about 'M At HI t)itrn uf iiko ho inniiliniliiUiM the liniu'h mnl tuiiii'lH tlckoU uu tin' mitiKta l.ljnlli il 'jotwi'un Avthland utnl Itoil llltitf, u tllktuuco of J00 iiiIIun. J. W. Hlr.kM It tho now cuinmmnltr ol IluriiHldo I 'on I. (iram! Army of tho Itopuhlli', havliiK houii ri'Citntly vlictt'il lo that potdtluu. Io r nnHlttaulM ho ulll lint.) II. II. Ilonoh mnl W. K. I'uliii or, Ktnilor ami junior tin' command rt, K'upt'Ctlioly, Tho omiiourf tin tl''t of quiii turimiiitur havo falliiii upon tho liro.i MhotihlprH of ('ouirmlo .1. K. Kmllh, who Ik not only mi ' tallitont hut a I no a rt'irt'iiontatlo of tlio ih u roll triumphant with tho pro lix of "Urn." lo IiIh Huriiam'. I'oitland purl lot an- tuutitmplat- liiK purchnilnK Iho ulty'M auxiliary wator houii Itmiu. Xocotlatloiis nro pvmllnK ami n iloclttlun I oxpootod in (IiIh Ifporlant uiattor tho prcauiit wi'i'l; Accord I nt; lo (he Intuitinci' Htutlf IIch tho Metropolitan l.lfo ha 02 pollcloti In' force In Awhlnnd. One of tlio tllindvniitnuoti of tho prexent rultl miup Ih that It curtail tin wnlor Hiipply In AHlilnutl crook, InnHiiiuch an It offortH tho mtuilrlpal IlKht plant to tint oxttut of MiuttltiK off a portion of tin Htri-ot IIijIiIk, H'liil-occaHloiially hori'toforo anil wl nli'h pi'mianoutly Jutt nt picoitt. Kit ltnn of Grants I'moi, romiiicr clnl traveler, well known throughout Sijuthern Otokoii torrltory, .was bioiiKht lier early In tint wt-clc pro parittory to undorKeIni: nu operation nt tint (iranllo City hoitpllal. (uomo Adhctaft of Modtord, inado a brief v I m 1 1 to hit parents huro Tuch- day. on his way to Kansa... the trip boliiK one of butlnow and nloamtro. inoio particularly tho former Over 30 luomhorn of Hope Itobokah dRroo lodi:o of thltt city ltltod Olive lotlpo No. 23 of Medford'. Ttioxdnj ovonlug. mid uxompllflcil the work,. The visitor chnricrod tho IiIk Inter urban car for tho trip. Tho Anhlnnd euntliiKont Includtid the dotsroe tenm nf Iho local lodge- under the com- iiininl or Mltw Sllva Ilrowii, chief of Ktaff. Tint Noblo Cm nil of tho Ath laud ItebekaliH U Mr.. Alice StubliK. T1uk IntorohaitKeii of vbtlta between tho two towns nro pro villi; tho uioiiiik of rementliiK tho links ot Odd Fellow, till I p lit at til (-loner bonds Dr. Julio KnilolinaiHi, Hurtteon-ilen. (lit, ojiMtyUt, author and publleUt,' Iuih concluded to ttcttlo tu I .oh An Kolort pernuiiiontly, whither ho went route tlino mIuco, ronKOtiientIy ho has elufod IiIh office In this city. 0. 11. Watson reports tlio roront fludtiiK of a petrified coroanut, near tlio Jacobs ranch on Cottonwood creek, four miles front the old Cot tonwood minim; camp not far from lloriihiook. it watt picked up In an old pliu'or mluo and lit a perfect portl flcallon In every respect. Tho Jacobs fnutlly have It In their poksoshIoii, and It lll tiudotibtedl) bo found later on nmotiK tho oxhtbltn of tho Oregon Callfoinla mining concrohn which will ho hold at Ktna Mills, tu Siskiyou county, In 1915. Tho city has come Into control of various mineral spring boino by lem-o mid ohiirs by hsu'cIhr to ful fil certain ntlpulutlons connected with the auxiliary water Hvstom pro ject, but the ojjly ouo which has boon pin chased outrlKht, leKHidless ot fu turo coin'pllcntlons, la tho Ilei koley spVIni;. This Is a wn'nu Hiilphiir proposition which waa taken over by tho city recently. ' Itev, II.' A, Carnnhan, pastor of tho local PiOHbjterlun church, wns In Medford Tuesday ovoiiIiik In attend- aneo upon a bamiuet kIvdii by Hie men of tlm .Mod foul church. Rev. Mr. Onstler, pastor at lai-Ro of tho Southern OroRou ProHhjtery, accoin panletl him. The i;ntliorlni; was, ad dressed by Rev. K, F. Hull, I). n.(i of Oakland, C.U., secietary of tho i'a clflo coast boanl of missions under I'l-oshyteilau auspices. ' Dr. J. P. Johnson, nt prohent of tiiaulfl Pass, wn.H n visitor hero Tucs. day ovenliiK; renewlni; tho aequnln taueo of many friends and roundlg out hfs torm as pntiou o' i'n Hastorn Star IoiIko, an offlco mi thm o-d-r which ho hns filled for tho past sev eral oil wllh notable rnulll nml nbUlly. NW M N ASHLAND MEDKOTO, OUKflQ.V, TliritSIUV, DWIWmW 17, CORRESPONDENIS .llm Howard, living on tho out HklrlH of town, and who wag recently m rented! on n nciIoum ihnrKO, had a lirolliiiliinovlionrliiK heforo Jtittkc ThoinitH Tucb1h, anil wn hound over ti tho piiiftil jury In tho xuin of $200, Ji mlKhly tuiall bond rontldor liiK tho nature of tho uIIckimI orlmo, tho milatiloun purtliulnrH of vhlch Indicated all nKKMUated iattitory of foiuo. Tho complainant wltiierin wqh hit houscikuepor, ho 'tiMllfh.-d that uliM wnn kopt'hy throatn under Uur iiiico and compelled to tttibmlt to vllo IndlKiillle. Tint lodpo of .Moo-e npjiear to be iloliiB moio work thnu nil tho fra- tt'rual orRanuatloiiH In town nut to 'Kotlmr, It iiaM rif-ently adilcil 00 to Hit niombondjlp, mid IIh charter In utltl kept open Tor rocrulu "Theru won a Hoiintl of revelry by nlKht" Mon day etonlnK, when In addition to i online buttlnctJ) mattort tho ortltir In Itl a Noclnl reunion on a big ncale. : i f ' I KANES CnEEK ITEMS t i - ; AHmk Kntlieiiiie rolev Hjtont Snlur tlay in .MciU'oril on a Clirinluias shop ping expi'tlitioti. Mih. OImui ami ilmihtur, I'nuliue, were (ohl Mill viMltii on .Ionday. M. llipiihotliiini wjient it lay re eently mi (latin creek, thti'iitMl of I chili. c mnl Criemlx. .Mix. Suiiideii Iuih ictiirneil toiler homo hi .Mciltoiil niter it few dnyV iilr noeompmiied ly her thittejilor, Mn. IM Khotcn, who will remain un til niter the holiday. Mr-. Tom Cook of Harden ltow xpt'iit Sunday on (lulls clock with her mint, .Mr. K. Cook, who had the huh fortune to e,ct tpitte badly burned, mid her condition ih eoiii-iderrd crit ical. Dr. Kclhcy ui Uohl Hill i-, the tttteiiditiK physician. Klines Crook l)tiiiu.-t visitors to fluid Hill thin week: Mr. mid Irn. Lewi, Mr. and Mr. Keimcll, Mrs. Iliiiihotham, Mr. OImui, James l.uurence, I'earl Hemi, Italpli House holder, Mr. fnciiii, Miicf-h Koley, Fred Hrowii mnl Woather lru)ht't I'oter. Mr. Daily, ulio'lni inininj: interolh on Kanes Creole, 'loft the fuicpnrt f' the week lor Metlford to peiid aiiiiik with his family. Weather Prophet Po-ter's fmeenst: Cohl wenther forVouie days et. Mi. Kom' lliilhurt of Hold Hill spent Tii'day the'suext tr alCneV ervek 1 1 if nds. Mi mi. i m.u riiir... ..ri'i.-.i.t ii;ii J f ,, ,,; .,.0llt,v witl Mr. , ,,nWI ,, Ni,,(1 Mr XVhartn boine flohl Hill's new miniver. lav Daxiil-xui, our etfieiint road Mipsrinteutleut. has had Mime ;ood woiU done on (laiileii Row, which wiu needed autl will do service fur yoaifi. Why nut some inure ju-,1 like it 7 John M union and wife, who have heiu rntiniii". the Jtradcn cook huuna tor home tiine, tire moving hack to their fanii today. Soro thmal.s mnl hml colds arc ny,nin quite pre'itlent. Mr. mid Mrs. John Cisly of near Ccntuil Point cie lecent cullers nt Mr. I.owi-.'. BUTTE CREEK ITEMS Tlioinpton Ilro. uf Lake ("look hovo prepared for Snntu CIiiun by getting in u upply of Xuuih good. IMdio Mojor, Tom Abbott, Mies Mario XeuMntin, MNs Alum Oould, Mr. mid Mr-, llcimnn Meyer, Jr., mid Anion Tvrcll of Luke Creek attended it dunce u ml motion picture ho ut Kugli Point Im-t Saturday night. William Nickel of Luke Creek wont to .Med lord last Tuusdny. Mitt-tor Yoruun Meyer ol" Lake Creek went tu .Medford latt Tuehday lo visit his mother, who is iu the So oted Hettit ho-pilnl. Glenn Ternll is nhsent from .-.011001 thin week, helping his parents. The stockmen of this neighborhood are busy gathering llieir entile. 0. H, l.oekwootl nnd his father-in-law, Mr. Vtindoifer of Mcdfoul, weie iu the iiiounluius e;athciing cattle hist week. ' , h. C. Cluulcy and son, Keed, were doing husiiie.)b inslhit;lo Point Inst Saturday. . -"" Thoiniis KiiiiU'VVJiOlM1 Creek has his new hoPo otiinpluteil. The poo lle of South Ihitjgjp'o bin) mid his lltnill.V it surprise isti.v nisi riiiiiiiiii,v night. "" Oeoige Xii'boU," IT L, Hrmlsbnw, John Walsh, MarslntJaVictt and Floyd Charley were gatheiing cattle on ().-.-horn mill Ynukee creeks hist Monthly. Charles llmiseuni of ltrownsboru luutled two loatls of wood to HiifIt .Point last Saluidti'y. John WitUli of Luke ('.reek wits tilt ing liusine---. in llaglo Point last Sat 111 day, Floyd Chui'lcv of. llrownhoio went over on the lug des-eil to get sumo of his cattle lut-t Tuesday. Ohms Chiulev of llrowtishoro was iu Kagle Point last Saturday. " Tho hloeknieu of, this neighhotjiood tire going to make the Ashland lidu soniK limn hi'loro C'liristinas. Uciity' A. Mayor, Hurnum Meyer, ' v mnl Tomm NkIioI- hrouyhl liorno woiiic ciittle which lh"V hint foiiml lA'itr the Antelope uiounlmii. lti:S()l,t riO.V I'OH A.VM'Ali liMMTIO.V lie It Itenohed by tho f'lt) Council of tho City of Metlford, Oregon; flection 1, Thai there be and here by In called mi annual election In ami for tho City of Mcdfoid. to be hold on tho 1 2th day of January, 1:1". for the election of City Officers, pur - Htiant to mo uiiarter or tain uity, niid for lint purpose of siibmlttlni; to the lexnl Voters of said City, for their adoption or rejection, n certain pro poned act of Municipal I.elslntlou. Hnld unnutil election Is ordered to be held on Iho nbovo date between the hours of seven o'clock A. M. and sev en o'clock n. in , as provided In tlio ICIly Charter. The following officers elected at tald election. nhall be One Mayor One Councilman from the First Ward; One Councilman from tho Second Ward; One Councilman from tho Third Ward. The following proposed act of Mu nicipal Legislation shall be voted en: An Act to Amend the Charter of the City of Medford providing the powers of snld Municipal Govern ment; tho manner of election or ap pointment of Its officers; defining their duties; providing for their re moval and providing the manner ot conducting Die business and affairs of said .Municipal Corporation, ami repenting all provisions of said Char ter In conflict therewith, whether enacted by tint people or the Legis lative Assembly of this Stale. Section II- Tho following places ar hereby ilexlRiiateif as the polling places, within ulri City, at which such ejection will bo held: First Ward Sparta Uldg., 28 N. RIvodIcIo Aj. Second Ward -113 West Main, Moore Hotel. Third Ward --Council Chamber City Hall. Section HI. The following named persons arc hereby designated as Judges of said election; First Ward: W. H. Humphrey. J. W. Shlrlej. who shall also act us Clerk; W Ii. Norrls, who shall also act as Clerk. . . Second Ward: P. K. Wynkcop, IL X. Loflnnd, who shall alto act as Olork; C. II Murrey, who shall also act ob Clerk. Third Ward: John L. Denimcr, C. W. Austin who shall also act as Clerk; W. L. Miller, who shall nlsd act'as Clerk. Section IV. The Recorder of the City of .Medford is hereby instructed to give notice of said election In the manner provided by tho Charter of said City. The foregoing resolution was pass. ed by tho City Council of the City of Medford, Oregon, this 15th day ot December, IU 14, by the following vete: Porter ayo; Medynskl aye; limerick ayo; Sargent a o; Hargravc aye; and Miles ayo. Approved Dacomber 15th. 1 1 1 -f . MAHLON PPRD1X. Attest: Mayor. D. T, Fobs. Recorder. XOTICK OF ELKCTIOX Xotlco Is Hereby Given that nn An nual Election will be hold In nnd for the Citv of Medford, Oregon, on Jan uary 12th. 1915, for the election of certain officers and for tho submis sion of a certain proposed amendment to the Charter of said City to the legul voters for their adoption or rejection, as sot forth In the foregoing lesolutlon. Said election will bo hold between the hours of seven n. m. and soven p. m. on tho above duto and at the polling plnco In each ward, as designated In the above resolution. ELMER T. FOSS, Recorder of tho City of Medford. Dated December 17th, 1011. 1'. .i.';tiagBrTjr-jiT"i --a i- 1 1 nt.. '.'j"jjz CiaSMFIED ADS. Ono cent per word per issue. Six Insertions for prlco of five. Fifty cents per line por month without change. FOR ltKXT IIOUNKKUKPIXU ItOOMS FOR RENT Furnished and light housekeeping rooms reasonable Gas and bath. .101 S. C. FOR KENT ITHXISIIKO ROOMS FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms with heat, closo in. Will board parties, 107 South Mistletoe. 231 FOR KENT Stenm heat, bnth, etc., single room $2.50 week, 2 In room $3. 2-r.t S. Riverside, 900-M. U FOR SALE OR KXCHAXGR Roguo River Valley Fruit Lands. .Dairy, stock, poultry ranches nnd Timber. Colonization Tracts. ReBt all-the-yenr-round climate on coast. Health Resort, Wonderful Medici nal Springs. Heaver Realty l) 'Ashland, Oregon. WHY? I am making deals for a larger per cent ot my customors than at any time slnco I started business. I. want your proposition. I a'm making up a Real Estate Exchange Book. I will not list proportlea at inflated values either for sale or trade so In quoting price of property, give lowest cash valuation. SOI First Xatlounl Hank Uulldlug Phono 120-J J. .C. BARNES. 1014 1'ou iti:. iv-ofli2t I'OK UKNT-SIx room hiuderii btin Knlow. cIoho In, fine tthotle, r.trti;o connected, Thono Dtfl-X. 230 FOIl IirJNTModern. furnlHheil, U room hmiKnlow, piano, fireplace, ctosn In. Call K, J, Slowftrt or phono 531. KOU IlKNT IIouhoh furnlfihml mid uufiirnltliPil. 310 N. Uftrlletl. IFOR ItHNT- Mv buncalow Itomo fur- nlHhed new A-l. Phono 317. -T- FOIt SAM HOtir.8TAn8 FOR SMAi 1C0 acre homcatcad re IlnqulHlnnont, 0 tnllett out, Iioudc, well and norno ciearlnK, jtrlcc 11000Wlll trado for city property, amtume lneiimbrane If nccetunry or tt.iv difference. 1 A miles northcatt of -101 orchard. It. II. Toft, room 33, Jacknon County Hank. , FOIt SALi: Itr.ATj r-STATK FOR BALK -MtiHt have monoy at once, win sen my ftmati apjun anti pear orchard wtlh nil modern Im provements at a Rrent bargain If taken this Meek. A da lay Income home near Medford. Act quick Phono 2S-R-5. 230 FOIt 8ALK 120 ncre ranch, one mile from Gold Hill, now t room bungalow, 300 fruit treo full bear InR. Suii.OO per acre, $3000 down. Owuor, box 279, Gold Hill, Ore gon. 232 FOIt SALK 1C0 aero ranch, one mile from Cold Hill. Xew $2000 house, plenty of water, $C0 aero. $3000 down. Owner box 279, Gold Hill, Oregon. 232 FOR SALIiFhe acres well Im proved, closo In, terms. Sec own er. P. O. box 285. 247 FOIt SATR LIVESTOCK FOR SALKThrec brood sows to let on shares; also two Cyclo hatchers for sale. Phone 859-11 or J. ll'. Patterson, It 1, Medford. 232 FOR SALE Hogs, or will exchange for stock. J. R. McDowell, Trail, Ore. 233 FOR SALK Gentlo pony, broken to drive; also single buggy and har ness. C10 South Oakdalc or phone 3I9-J. 230 FOR SALD Thoroughbred regis tered O. I. C, fuiprovetl Chester White weaned pigs for sale. Somo good boar pigs; Schucbard Or chard. Phono C11-R3. FOR SALK Shetland pony, cart nnd harness, cheap. Schuchard Orchard. Phone G11-R3. . FOR SALK Six young fresh heavy milkers, high test. Livery. cows, Nash own FOR SALE And for service, full blooded Jersey bull. H. A. Gray, Jr.. Orchard Home. 247 FOR SAMJMlSCELliAXEOUS FOR SALE Will be at the market Saturday with pork sausage made and put up right; also Xmas mlnco meat. J. A. Waterman, stall 9. 231 FOR SALE--Graphanlione, Columbia Graphonola. nearly new. cost $50, ' will take $25, and throve In 12 largo records. Call at 20C W. Main St.. and see this bargain. FOR SALE Three beautiful Persian rugs. One, size 5 1-2x9: a pair, 3 1-2x5; worth $135. A bargain for cash. Phone 33C-R. Earl Trowbridge. 233 FOR SALE Dry wood, under cover, all kinds and lengths. Valley Fuel Co. -Phono 7C. 252 FOR SALE $10,000.00 worth of gilt edged mortgages In amounts to suit purchaser, all drawing 10 per cent per annum. See owner. R. H. Toft. FOR SALE Cut glass, flno mahog any, blrdtoye maple and o&k furni ture, Kimball piano, player and music at a bargain. Seo it at tho Now York Hair Dressing Parlors, next to post office. WAXTKP MTUAT1QX3 WANTED Work by day or hour." by mlddlo-aged woman. Ill North Front.' 233 WANTED Work, wood cutting. P. O. Ilox 302, Medford. 242 HELP WAXl'Kn--MAM5 WAXTED A thoroughly wldo-awaku hustling salesman to represent us in this territory during 1915. Our superior line of art calendars, il lustrated slgiiB, leathor goods, fans, pencils mid other practical adver tising novelties offers you n real opportunity to muke big money tho year roind. if you are ambitious to connect with u live proposition, write at once Address, Sales Mfir., Meeker Adv. Co., luc, Joplln, Mo. 232 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Week-old calves. C. A. 2 '15 Colby, Lake Creek, Oro, WAXTED TO Bl'Y Fivo or slx-room bungalow, modem, cheap and close in. P. O. box 71 C, Medford, 230 WAXTED Unfurnished 7 or S-room modern house, with sloopliiR porch preferred. 'Phono 11 or call nt room 2Q8, Medford hotel. 231 WANTED Largo slzo baby car vlago, good condition. Hox I)., care Mall Tilhuno. H30 WANTED Horses, Jiarnoss, wngon and luipkiuentB up. to ttfjO, for hoiiflo mid lot that cost $1000. M. A. Under, U4 N Front St. FOR EXCH.YNlSlS. EXCHANGE Want to sell or buy anythlug? U G Rnder, 114 N. Fiont fit Employment offtco nnd ' rentals. JMipbjj 15. Nulf Sed. PA01D JTIVT!) JlfMr' A".' FOl'NI) FOUNU-llloyeleoti Orlftln tMk -tt t- Owner call nml describe vnum At Monarcll Seed Co. 231 si-it -. j - -,je . j .f S3Si!il iHJBiNFJjS niKnrrroiiV Auto Supplies LAHRR AUTO fiPRINf! CO. W nro operating tho Inrgfst, oldest nnd best equipped plant In Iho Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under guar antee. 2fi North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oro. Notary 1'abllc IIKLKN N. YOaF.Y Nbtarr nub ile. IHlng yvir work to me at tlui sl-n ot tho Mall Tribune. Transient. EAD8 TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Ption 315. Prices right. Service guar tnteod Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MHALWt Attorneys-at-Law, Rooms 8 and D, Medford National Dank Dldg. A. E. REAME8, LAWYER Domett Corey bids. Wni, M, Colvlg, George M. Roberts COLVIO & ROBERTS, LAWYER .Medford National Dank Uulldlng. R. F. MULKEY ft GEO. W. CHERRY Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun ty Rank Building. NEWTON W. BORDEN Attorney nt law, room 1, Sparta building, Med ford. Oregon. CMroyrmcton DR. A. R. HEDGES. Dr. Louise K. Hedges Mcchano-Thoraplsts, Chiro practors, SpondylothoraplMs. These systems, Including dietetics, cura tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy, etc., produce reaulta la both acute and chronic diseases. Consulta tion free. Over Douel & Co., cor ner Main and Bartlett. Hours 9 a. m. to C p. m. Other hours by appointment. Phoae"170. DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, norre specialist Rooms 2B3-204-265. Garnett-Corey bldg. Vapor baths and scientific massage given'; needlo spray, head and shoulder shower In connection; advice la dietetics, medical gymnastics, hydroptherapy. Lady attendant. Phone, office 643, reeldenee Cll-R. - -..-J Ml EmpJoymeM Agency We are here to help, people get re liable, competent help. Wo fur nish help In almost ail lines of business. We make a specialty of competent men and wives for 'ranches. Wo solicit "your patroa ago. manor's Real Estate and Employment Bureau, Rooms G and 7 Palm Building, Medford. Paoae 85S. Mrs. J. S. Clurk, Manager, successor. Dentist DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. O. O. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Garnott-Corey Bldg., aulta 110 Medford, Oro. Phone 85(3. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premise cleaned up tor the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for good 6ervlcc. Phone 274-L. F. Y. Allen. Instruction la Music HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO 11 0 So. Laurel. Fred Alton Halgbt Piano, Mrs. Florence Halllday Haight, Toice. Telephone 176-R. StCEugrapneT SHOE REPAIRING First class ehtu repairing, on modern electrio machines while you wait. E. N. Blden, located In Kldd'a Shoe Store, Phone 313J. Painting ROOMS TINTED t)R PAPERED From $2.50 and up, by Dick San ders. Phono 544-M, residonco 511 N. Fir. Estimates given, all around roan, honest dealings, good materials used absolutely. Phyeslclans ana Oargeoiui DR. F. Q. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corey bldg., phone 103 C-L. Residence 2G South Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopatalo physicians, 303 Garnett-Corey building. Phone 904-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Office 228 East Main St. Hours 8:30 a, in. to 8 p. n. Fnono. E. B. PICKED, M. D. qitice JhoW. Bon County Bank bldg, Office phono 43-R; realdenco'phpne 68-K. DR. MARTIN C. DARBBK Pliysl clap and surgeon. Olflee Palm block, opposite' Nash Hotel. Hours 10 to 12. I to 4. PhOne 110-J. DR. It. vy. CLANUY Physician and surgeon. Phones, office 36, resi dence 724-J, Office houra 10 to 12, 2 to 5. DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physlclaa and surgeon, MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D Practice limited to diseases of women, Offices 232 E. Mala, Phone., restdepco, 814-J3; office 814. R. J. CONROY, M. D Physician an Surgeon. Over Hutchison & Lutus den, 215 E Main 8t PhoueJJ," Printers mnl 1'iiPllsliertt MEDFORD PKlN;TiNO CO,, iuw tkf ' best equipped priming eigee )a s6uthern Oregon; book binding; loofce leaf ledgers, hlUlag aystwJ, ett;, Pnrtlaml prlcw. f trt " ." .. . 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