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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1915)
r ri'l' i j TA CRATER LAKE PARK .Mr. F, V. Street, Mro'y. .Medford Coiniiionlul Clim, Moilfoiil, Old., Dcnmtlr! Wo 111(1 Wilt I III,' requesting .vim (o no ii 1 1 iih a Hliitomoiit concerning IIki vutiin In your city am! roiuniunlly mil! business Ih(hhIh, Is IIio Critter l.uho Nullonnl Put It. mo wilt very much (ipproclalo mi curly reply, nml Imping Unit you will do alilo to fur iiIhIi iih In IIiIh regard wo nro, Very truly yniirn, biiahta county promotion and devki.poment league, for IIom'coo .1. Anderson. See. To thin Secretary Blrcctti replied ntt follew: Dear Hlr: Wo Imvo your fnvor of January i!, nml you liitvn asked ii fair question mul will endeavor to answer. Last year lit it convention In I'ortlnml Piosldoiil l.olilit lllll itnlil IIio tourist travel to (Hurler National Park was mi ureal that ilio company planned to build Hi roo additional hotels In IIio parl(, IIiIh will give somo Idea of tlui valuo of n woll advertised national park iih n community assotl, i:p1alns AtlnirlliuiM. In Crater Lake, Mdfnrd southern Oregon linvo n natural wonder which for grandeur anil beauty U not eitialed In tlui world, nml If our national park and lake Ih properly ndvei lined It will bring tliuupnntln'nf exposition vlwltoVn (hli year to nee It. In September. 1913, scientists nml botanists of Muroixi accompanied by liendit of Ainerlean unlwrnltlcs mine to Med ford In their pilvntn car and iero tnken lo Crater l.nlio by MN fnnl auto owners to utility the alio ami Inspect tho curious rock forma tions and hit; Irons In tho park, the foreigners were prynilniml lecturers fiom iiiiltomllliH In Zurich, (leneva. Kdlnburg. Copenhagen, llorlln, Am rtenlaiii, Munich, Cambridge, lloldiil- burgAOford mul Odessa. They woro men who travel nit over Ihu world mid deflated mer tlielr signatures that Crntor I .alio has no parallel on rnrtlt, nml greater than mt thing In Europe. European turn of learuliiK laid thin. They went back lo llielr tiuUerMlle with data mul photo graph mul delivered lectures nml wllh uuigaxlno articles on "Wonder ful Crater l.ttl.o mul Oregon Forests." Advantage IVoni Tin fie. A Iho clone of September, 1014, "our, visitors hnil registered nl Cra tor I .aim In I lino and one-half inoutliN. Wo mall you under wopn rato roMir Iho' nutidul report of Hup erlntedent Steel to tho socretnry of tho Interior, showing :i7 stntes rep resented hy tourists from Couiioctl- out lo Alaliania nml Texan lo HrltlHh ColiiiuhU. I'rohnhly a largo proportion of thciin' enmo or doparloil from Mod . ford mul Hpeiit from it few hours to mjvornl ilaya seeing tho Roguo rlvor vitllo). One who ItitK traveled knowa ithoiit what It (ohtH a day, mul our liotulM, garages, heaters and ninny linen of business woro benefited. Tourists nro UHiitilly good tipend era, Ihoy nro mi tiBsot. Thoy hrltiK n golden ItnrvoHt to many placei not to ho conipaiod with your majestic Shasta anil rciinwuil springs. Our Crntor I.ako nml Nntlonnl 1'nrk, both world famed today uml with Iho hard surfaced Pacific, highway from Mex Iro lo lliltlnli Ctiliimbln to itinku ntiln travel a delight, our cllles mul towns will throng wllli tourists ovory son hoii. Ono pleased traveler will often rend five more, lion I sunson. 'Med ford inultitaliM.il a lino of auto hinges to tho park In ID 1 1 and thoy woro Uopt busy. Valunlilo Akm'I, Wo Imvo faith In Crntor I.alco iih ono of our mot vnlunblo iiHHetH, nml wo iihIi Hluista county to Join haiiiU with .lackaon county mul Imvo mi iiuhiokou Htrotch of HUtfaivd lilt;liway (o inako travel ploiiHiint and tho mm mm InuKer. lVaturo ntroni;ly your Hploiulld .Ml. HhiiHtu ami tho npiliiKH mul over tho Hlnklyoim on thin alilo wo will toll iho world uhoiit Aulilautl, tho CarlHhiid of Amoiica, Crntor I.alio mul our ronunorclnl orcliitnla, tho .Marldo Halle, nml tho tlmo la not far tllHtnut whon northorn California nml Houtliorn Orob'on will ho Iho vacation Kiound for not only ovory alulo In tho Union, hut many forolnn luiida. Wo nro vory truly, MUDKOUl) COMMlOllClAh CMJH, Hy F, W. Streots, Sec. TIiimo worn 1(11) lirrs lliw year on tho iiutiouul I'liicstK of I'titli, himtli lirn' (italio, woxtiu'ii Wyoming uml Novuiln, or liltiH'ii more than in tho luiHt ilisiinlroiiK Hi'iihou ol' 11)11). Yot tho cunt of extlnu'iii-hin than wu mil V 'oiiolliri uml tlin (liuuuKO only ouo-lliirth'ili of Hint of IIio onrlior your. Tho tlifiVrciu'n jh duo to holler orKiiiilxntiiMi now, mul to more roml, rx 111)11 (elejilioiio.i, SUA COUNTY QUERIES VALUE OF - urn m FROM COUNTRY ZAGLE POINT EAGLETS. J l My A. 0. I In wind. I Mm, Kd Tucker mid hor ihuiKlitor Mlldied Hpeut Iho hint of tho weak with .lumen .Mnrtln'M family of ItOKini Itlver. Ml C, II. Htoiit mul ilnuKhtor Ora havo hoi'ii out hero from tholr liotnu III .InrkHoiivlllo vIhIIIiii'. hoiiio of their filendM aiiioiiK whom woro Mm. K. K, Hollz, W. 0. KnlKhlon nml MrM. How- Intl. Thin Ih tho tlmt tlmo thoy linvo huoti out lioro for n your mid thoy found ijulto a iiunibor or cIhiiic.'IM had taken phico. Mike Kudloy, one or tho f.uko creek farmcrn and ntockriilHorn cumn out with a fine lot of tliickn for our rail, toad and uxproiiH m;jnt, 1', Newport. Ho hna boon dolriK quite n IhihIiickh thla fall In Iho poultry trndo nnd ran huh mixornl ilollnrH to bo ncnttored around. Itudolpli Peck nlno of I.ako creek, emtio out nml whon ho returned had mime new furniture In hit wanou. Our hcIiooI U vroKrvRitliiK finely under tho niiiiinf("Uiont of Prof W. K. lliiL'hanau tmrilntod hy MImh Minnie II, Taylor nnd Mrn. GeorKo Von dr Hellrn. 1 herowllli give tho roll of honor for tho mouth of December. Plmt room, W. IC. Iluclinnnn, leuch or, John (Jreh, Nelllo Coy, Iawronro l.uy. Nina Mclntonh nml Wttlter Painter. TIipbo tere till perfocl In deportment nml wero neither nbovnt nor tardy. Itooin two, Mlurt Ml n n lo II. Taylor, touch, MImh Until drover, Mamie Win kle, Unfurl Hluution, William Coy, l.loyil CltiRcade, linn ltuelinunn, Ilnr old Van Kcoy, IMsworth Htowcll, I.yle Van Scoy, JiiiIko I'loruy. Norn Child roth, Ko lluchniiun, MnrRnrct Itllcy and Freda I.iilm. Koont three, Mm. Von der llellon'a ileiiirtnieiil, l.ovn lltichnnan, Kntrlnn llrynrit, Uiotln Trtielovc, (Jwendolyii llrophy, Nelva Hlmmoiis, Alvln Oreb, Clarence (Jrvli, Donald Von tier Del len, IIiiko Von tier llellen, Dennln Truelove, Annll Pearco nml Johnny PhllupB. John Smith, of the HnrnUlt I.lv ery Hlnble, linn bi-on inkliiK n Inyoff nml went to Hullo I'alht lo lnlt bin children nml gratulchlldren nml while ho wna koiio thoy bail ti iniimiuo ball In our (own and of cotirno qulto n number of hora) to look after nml tho qtiettlon cniuo up, "How nro wo lo run thU htable wllhotil John?" Hill they did nml no ono wan hurt and thoy nil bad good tlmo. ami John naya Hint ho hail tho tlmo of IiIm life. ' Mr. nml MrM. Joo Ittuler woro out taut week vUlllnj; hit brother John, bin iilero. nml nophow Mr. nml Mm. Hoy Anhpole. Fred Duttim nml uhnk Ihk hands with 6ld tlmo frlomU. P. M. Kemhaw, ropresentliiK tho Oregon Ornnlto Co.,of Med ford, wim out hern for dinner Wednesday nml while hero look an order for n monu ment from W. 1. Chlldrctli, our blnrkMulth. I omitted to utiito In my Innt Hint Mm. W. 12. Hiirbniinii had returned f i oiii her vlhll to Hullo Fnlla. OwIiik to Iho scarcity of rain tho wells ami HprlnKS uro fnllliiK nml John (rob ban muio lo work (o iIIk htn well down deeper. Ho hiia (o blind nnd tho rock Ih tho hard Kranlto, Some of our people out tills way are vury much Interested In tho Med ford rhnrtor but ttovornl of'tliem any they will ho glad when tlio.electlon Ih over ho that wo will linvo more nown In (ho Medford papers ami not go much of a Htrlctly local Ihhiio, Hurl Croft, tho foreman of tho Cooley orrhard, wnn In town Thurs day nud renewed his mibRcrllitlon to tho Dally Mall Tribune. Taking tho Dally Mall Tribune Ih like rami) of tho bail habits, ray HiuokliiK or chew &1K tobacco, onco thoy form ttm habit they hihi mot want to keop It up, at leant It kooiuh that way out In tbiiHo parlH. Fred Dtittou wiih hero umlllns on bin iiiniiy frlonda about tho nilddlo of tho wvok, BUTTE. FALLS BUBBLES. Mri. llrniunrirn mint uml uncle, Mr, mul Mrs, Vrnbtreo, from Forest drove, mi' vNHiiig hut now, MihH HolierlK, who tenelies the Kcliool below here, was In town nt unlay. lloyd I (own nl spoilt Christmas in lU'rkeley mul Sun Knineiheo with hli piirents, Mi. II. I). Mills went to Meiironl Tuesday nml ictuineil Thursiliiy. Mr, nml Mis. K. W. Smith, whoso hoiiHii Inn iumI n few weeks ago, Imvo built n new one in its pliic1'. Mr. uml Mrs. Houghton mul Mrs. HouglitoiiV uiotlu'i) Mrs. Minion, are visiting; with M,rs. Marino's sou, Alva, on his homestead. Tho mothers' meeting wiih held nl the ehapul Weilnextltiy. Mr. uml Mrs. Vriilik Abbot uml Mr. mul Mrs. Niolipls pro visiting in Unite Fulls. Miss Nelsou Is spending Butimln-, nml Sunday nt tho MeDoiinlil much. With MeiUord truao s Wodford nintloKMiarles will rvmune his etmlloa at MEPyOTlP MATL THTBtJN1!i, ; it , :r 'jsmx'! 'i APPLEGATE POSTERS I Hcliool work wnn reiiinned a km In Monday, hut owln to hIcIuichk mul hud roailx IIio nlloudaiico wua tho nnialleHt hIiico tho beKlnuliiK of tho hcIiooI year, Tho MlnMoiirl Flnt debating lenmio mot In n Joint debato tlwh Applcmilu Hal til day iiIkIiI. The tuibject wax, "HohoIvoiI That Forole.n Iinmlf;ra tlon Hhoiild Do Prohibited." Tho Rcbool Ih inakliif; kooi) uho of tho volley ball which wan piirchaHvd ilurlmr vacation. JnimiH liruhb, H, Oannrd, Itohort lloyd ami Hluio Throckmorton wont In JnckKouvlllo hint Monday on Iiiih ItieMW. Joo McDnulel h vIhIHih; bin broth er, V. II. McDnnlul. A number of fariuem of IIiIh vi cinity have been btitchurliiK thin week. Tho Parcnt-Toaehcm asKoclatlon will meet nl Iho nchool hoimo Wudncn dny, January l.'itb. All Kihool pn trotm Invited lo bo proneut, Mlsn Kunlcii David of Medford re turned to Appk'Kato Hunday with Mr. and Mm, W. 0. Wheeler. Mlw Dnvln In teacliltiK tho Thompson creek mcIiooI. Tho Hone hall ban been fitted up for banket ball nml Ih being lined for day praetlHo by eomo of iho out-of-ncliool people. J, A. O'Hrlen sold and delivered a bunch of Iiokh to Mr. Wood of Thompson creok. Fred Hurrnn has returned to SlunmloAt from Medford, where ho has been for home time with his nick mother. Mr. KolbaKen of HoscburR was hero lookltiK nfter business Intercnta the first of tho week. Iva Humt visited at Iho Wright home Holiday, Mr. Paid 111 was In Medford Tues day. Charlie nnd llolen Mco linvo re turned to high school nt Centrnl Point nfter two weeks vacation with their parents bore. Tho local basket ball teams arc practicing each Monday nnd Thursday night nt the new socialist hall. Vis Horn nro welcome. At tho venil-iuonthly meeting of tho Hoya nnd (llrls Industrial club held at the sclnfiil house Friday, afternoon it wna decided to Klvo n proKrnm aome tlui? in February. Monday, January 1 1 tit Is the dato of tho annual meeting uf tho Valley Pride Creamery board. I ALONG ROGUE RIVER I The iinnmtl telclioiie meeting of Kagle Peine line 5 was held at the residence of Kugcnc llellows .Inuti nry 'J. Henry French was elected president; Peter Bet, vice-jireMdeiil nnd Kd roster, Hccrotnry trenxiirer. Tho Mrs. 0. Nichols phono share was sold to drecii Mathews. An ns- scssnienl of fill cents u shnre wilt Voted. N'ext iinuuiil meeting each shareholder is to bring his better half mid it lunch. Dave Pence, mail supervisor of district M for Ml I, lit tended coin inisniuncrs' court lit uJcksonvillc this week. , John Houston uml M. Kluxer at tended the telephone convention id Central Point us delcgntes of Trail Hue No. 111. Mcsiliiuics French, Howard, Heir, and Foster culled on Mr. Itelluwi Kaiiirdtiy. Otis Sniilh of Sains Valley culled nt the French' home u few dnys uiro. Mr. nml Mrs. drant Mathews xpent several du.Vs with his bi other, dreen ntlluwK, this week. Kvcrv one has been sorting mil the fror.en imtatoes and iviug piggiu mi extra feed. Mr. mid Mrs. Vniicn llergiuaii iv turned to their home in Irving Sun day. Mr. mid Mrs, II. I.. Howard called tit tho Slussur ranch Saturday. Miss Murl Coffeen spent Saturday with Mrs. Wnlluco Ouffeen. Misses Helen and Margery Coffceu were (he guehts, of Miss Margaret Howard Monday. 1 JACKSONVILLE ITEMS I Mrs, M, (J. Uloy who has boon vIb ItliiK hor daughtur, Mrs, Mltinlo Itob Inson, returned lo San JoJso, Calif., t(io first of tho week, Mrs, Paulino Hlnoa nml son HoVoll arrived from Snlom tho. first or tho 'Week and will ninok their homo hero; thla wlntor, Uowoll being employed In tho Hank of Jacksonville. Frod Flck loft for tho Applegate country Monday, whoro ho Is building a rnugors' utatlou. Herman Oftenbncher was In Apple gaeo Thursday on business. Mru, Jos. Morcoin uml daughter returned to Anblaml Sunday after a woek's visit with rolntlvoa living lioro. Dr. l(art camo down from Talent Tuesday ou busluoss with the county court. Mlsa Lolln Prim and Oharlo? Prim left for California Thursday morning, CORRESPONDENTS MEDFORD, OftKCJON, tho university while bin wlslor will romalii In Houtliorn California dur ing tho winter. Don Cameron returnod to bin mlno near (bilbo aftor ii fo dayn visit with Curly Wllcon. Mm. Ix-wls Ulrlch onlertnlned at dinner Sunday In honor'of Prof, nml Mm. F. C Hinlth nml Sr, nnd Mm. I.oiiIh Urown of Tnlent. Tlui firemen hold their annunl high Jinks Monday ovonlng, Initiat ing nevernl candidate followed hy n banijiKt. Mm. F C Hiiillb entertained n fow frlrndH Wednesday afternoon nnd Mm, John Duunlngton was Iiosiosm to tho Friday Afternoon club thin week. Mm. P. C Hmlth entortalncd the BOO club Inst Knturdny evening when a most delightful tlinoaa had. Tho following mcinbem wcro present: Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Kick, Mr. nnd Mm. H. M. Collins, Mr. nnd Mm. Cbas. Niimnn, Mr. and Mm. I.owIh Ulrlch, Dr. mid .Mm. Golden and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hrown of-Talont. Mr. nnd Mm. Cbas, .N'tinnm spent Hundny with Mr. nnd Mm. Ceo. Von der llellen of Koglo Point. Tho Hnstcrn Stars held a public Installation Thursday night when their Oraml Worthy Matron Mm. W. II. McUowan or M'.-dford visited tlielr lodge. A short musical program wns rendered after which a siiinptuoun atippor was served. Mm. 11. A'. Col litis wan jcholrman or tlio refrcsluncnt tionimlttee .GOLD HILL NUGGETS (From I he News.) letters from Mr. nnd Mrs. Hurt Cnrtur, formcily of this eity, to local friends nmuutuee the advent of a lit tie son who arrived just in time for ChrMtuus, on December 22, nt their home in Huwleti, Ariz. Itev. C. L. Creeey of C'eiilrnl Point was the giitst of George Iversou nnd family on New Year's day. The guest and his host were boyhood friends in Spokane and enjoved the opportunity to talk over old times. Howard Wharton sjient New cYnr's day at the home of his parents, Kev. nnd Mrs. Wharton, returning to his Kvniis creek ranch1 the following day. While here n dinner to several young men was given in his honor. Luko Jennings is invalided nt home the present week by u slight illness. Harry Harvey nrrived Monday from Ashland nnd attended to local business. Mrs. F.thel Swank of Tolo isited with tho Miscs Hodges several days last week.' Mrs. (ICurge Holcnmb, who has becj tptite ill the "past week, is himv report ed imiironu. Mrs. IVrry lliilbrrt dcimrtcd Thurxdiiy for Auburn, where she will vi-il reliitncs for some weeks. Mrs. S. T. Hodges nnd daughter, Miss U'lsy, wero with Centrnl oPinl friends Sal unlay nfternoou. Charley Keed returned on Sunday to Conallis, where he will continue his studies nt the A. 0. Miss Amy Harding visited for sev eral dajs with her brother, l'rofcs sorll. (!. Harding, returning to Med ford on Sunday. Mis llessie Newton returned on Sunday to her studies nt Corvullis after n h iiliday vacation with her mother nud sUters in t.ltif city. Mrs. Fennin Zana returned to Ash laud hist Saturday, nfter spending several days in attendance upon her sister, .Mrs. A. L. Ingram, who wns ill several days last week. Dr. (.'. II. Jtuy, who purchased ihc Blower plaeo several weeks ago, is litiuiig Hie t-uiuiiinder of the property cleared nnd will set out at least thiity acres in orchard. Miss Kkrou dull of Jacksonville ws the guest of her mint, Mrs. S. T, Hodges, mi Sunday and Mouduy. Tim young ladv wns on her xvnv to the Pifjbyteiiaiuoollego at Albany, xyhere shu is enroUed as a .student. COURT HOUSE NEWS Reported by Jackson County Ab trnct Co., Sixth and Fir Sts. Ciirult l, A. DoArtuond vs. Hortha J. Do iVrmoiul. Divorce. H.itrry J. Mllllgan vs. Electric Oold Dredgo Co., ot a. Certificate or levy. Rogno Rlvor Volley Canal Co. vs. Isabolla Phlpps et al. Domurror. y li-olte Estate, of David Flnamore, tlon. Estnto ot Donald T, Magorle. Pott- Or- dor appointing npprnUors, Estnto of Fouton M. Hagloy. Or- dor confirming sale of real estnto. Heal Rstuto Transfers E. E. Cook ot ux to n. E. Whlt more ot ux, lnnd In T. 39 R 1 E D 10 Ida M, Noll ot vir to E. E. Cook, laud In T. 39 R 1 E W. D. ...v., 1.S00 E, E. Phlpps ot ux to Romaln Farnham, et ux, NW S. t8 T. 35 R 2 W, W. D 4,000 Geo. It, l.lijdloy ot ux to Isa bella Jtowloy, lota nml 2, MONDAY, JAtfUATtY 11, hoc. 30 T. r.3 it a !:., W. D. 1,(500 U. H. lo Alible J. Cbamplln, laud In nee. II T. .17 It. I W mining patent. William D. Hodgson ol tix to Wm, T. Hostwlek, 2n.8 ncrcrt In T. :8 It 1 !:., W. D 10 Mrs. N. H. Darling lo W. K. Hailing, laud iu Hold Hill, $ 1 I.ulii Vim Wegen et vir lo U. I.. Crabb, land in i-ee. 4-JI8-2W 7(10 It. K. Dunlap nt ux to Margaret It. lititlerfleld, laud in twp. :n ik oii J. 0. Cn-c ct ux to Cliiirlna M. Kuglish, lot .'), Oaktawu Ad dition, Medford -- 1 A. Af. Ileuver ct ux to F. J. Herger, lotM .", I, 7, 8, block A, Fnirview Add., AkIiIhiiiI. ."00 A. JI. Drill it rl ux lo F. J. Ilcrgrr, lot in block 12, A'di luml . 2,.")00 W. Henulon rt ux lo F. J. JScrgcr, lots iu Ashland .'1,000 KXCCL'TItl.V KI.VAIi XOTIOK. K. C. Hoock IXntc Notice Is hereby given Hint tho uudorslgnod as executrix of tho ontalo of K. C. Hocck, deceased, has filed her fliml account In th county court of tho state of Ore gon for Jnckr.on county, ami that Monday, tho 18th day or January. A. I). 1.915, at the hour or 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of said day anil tho court room of said court, has been appointed ns tho time nndplacn for tho hearing of objections tlioreto and tho nettlcmcnt thereof. Dated and limt published December 17th, A. I). 10H. MINNIB HOECK. Executrix. WILLIAM 8. CKOWKLL, Attorney. CLdSfjIKIKI) APS. 4 Ono cent pr word per Issue. Six Insertions for prlco of flvo. Fifty cents per lino per month without change. 4 -e''--5.S- Foil Ki:.vrv-nnvsi? FOR, KENT Six room house, mod ern, largo barn. Phono E. J. aicwari or ;3i. ls FOR R.ENT OR SALE Nino room modern house close in. 33 North Peach St. Inqulro phone 403-R2, 251 FOR RENT Furnished houso and store building, on Jackson St., be tween Front and Fir streets. W. H. Evcrhnrd, 1013 West JCinth. phone GC7-J. FOR RENT Threo room furnished bungalow cloge In, pleasant loca tion. Phono 779-J or call 527 S. Holly. FOR RENT Six room modorn bun gnlow, close- in, flno shade, range connected. Phono 930-X. KOU ItKNT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT- Furnished room reason able. 134 So. Ivy. 252 FOR RENT Largo, pleasant rooms with bent and bath. $2 nnd $2.50 per week. 15 North Gmpo St. 256 FOR ItKNT IIOU.SEKKKPl.NO R0031S FOR RENT Threo room" Furnished flat. 322 South Central. 251 FOR RENTy-HousckecpIng and sln glo rooms, heat, bath, phone free. 223 V. Main. 257 FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOlpRENT Farm, very chenp 100 acres hog proof fenced, no agents, nox F. J. O., caro Mall Tribune. 250 CrfiJ-T J- IIUSINESS OPIWSTUNITIKS FOR SALE A good business propo sition. Ilest money maker In town for the capital invested. Write for prlco and terms nnd bo con vinced. Address box X caro Mall Trlbuno. 230 FOR SALE REAL IiTATE FOR SALE My ranch on Roas Lane. Will consider residence in Medford ns part pay. G. Allder. 251 FOR SALE 320 acres fine lnnd in eastern Colorado, Improved, for laud bore. G. Allder. 251 FOR SALE One of tho best ranches in tho valloy on Pacific highway. C. E. Ilurgau. Tnlent. 251 FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE Roguo River Valley Fruit Lands. Dairy, stock, poultry ranches and TImbor. Colonization Tracts. Best all-the-yenr-round cllmnto on coast. Health Resort. Wonderful Modlcl nal Springs. Heaver Jtealty Go., Ashland. Orcgoa. WHY? A word to those who aro coming back. Lnnd for tho past six months has been hanging at rock bottom prices, A. great deal ot liquidation has taken placo in this tlmo. My bus Iness alono In tho last halt of this year has amounted to nearly $100,000 I bellovo tho last tour or flvo deals I haqv mndo ropresout absolutely tho bottom. Land with rental valuo ot $30 an aero will not long ronmlu at $200 an aero. TUe.ro will bo no boom but land values will Improve some. Good roads, Irrigation, saw-mill, box factory, cheap power, sugar beets, caniilng factory, good' prices, satisfied customers; perfect days. Hurry, soo Medrord first and J. C. BARNES nnnm 'Hli I.M tt.it Ktftfniil ll.mb niil.r iivwiu V I'llft Ot"l4t AfHIIfV illt I 1015. FbltALElVhcatror(irafTorse nnd mnreR weighing from 2100 lo a-'OO a span and eight bend young mules, nil broke to work. I bought this stock In northern California nml they nro the best lot or horscn over Mhlppcd to Medford. If you nr In need of nny work stock rail and seo these boforn you buy. Dr. Helms vcterlnnry, Medford. 2T.1 FOR SALE--Kpan of mnres, weight about 2(500, wagon nnd hnrnesH, 327 West 2nd St. 2 ft 4 FOR HALE- Poland China boar, rog Islered, H months old, good indi vidual. Will trndo for registered Poland China September pig. S. I Wilson, Tnlont. 252 FOR HALE Pigs of nil ages, from J 1.50 lo $10 00 each. Ilrecd Duroe Jorw-'y, Chester White, Poland China and Ilurknhlrcs. Phono 8C-J4. 252 FOR SALE Full blood Duroc Jorsey boar, cows, and plgn. Phono 403 H2. 251 FOR 8ALE8lx registered Poland China sows; also thoroughbred weaned pigs. J as. Campbell, phono 311-R. 253 FOli SALE Hrcd bows nnd. gilts from prlzo winning Duroc Jorsey herd, Jackson county fAlr; nlso boar old enough for service and weanlings, L. If. Houston, one nillo weflt ot Talent, phono 3-F12. 2(54 FOR SALE Shoati and pits. Stone, Jacksonville road. A. W. FOR SALE Eight flno rows, three year old heifers, fine team of work marcs. Nash Livery Parn. 201 FOR SALE Span work homes, work 2C00, span work marcs, weight 1700, Holslten cow giving 40 lbs milk. Cow coming- fresh in January, Holstlun balls one and two years old, threo yearling calves, 10 fat hogs, 13 brood sows, will farrow In Doccmber and Jan uary, two sows with pigs', top btigKT. almost new. J. T. Raffnr ty, Tolo, Ore. 258 FOR BALE -JUSCELLAXnOCS FOR SALE Ten thousand Uartlett, D'AnJou and Dose poars, nursery stock, "yearlings," Sc each. Ad dress box 14, Rex, Oro. 251 FOR SALE Eight horn power port able engine AVould consider trade. Inquire M. P. Truo, Ash land, Ore., phone 13-F13. 251 FOR SALE Six cylinder Stovons Duryca, fully equipped, up-to-date In ovory respect and In first-class condition. Prlco $2000.00. Ad dress box C. C, caro Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Looso alfalfa hay; also two buggies nnd two hacks. In qulro Nash Livery nam. 271 FOR SALE Dry fir and plno wood for sale cheap, write box 65, Regno River, Ore. 250 FOR SALE Extra dry wood, makes quick, hot fire. F. Oscnbruggo, Phono morning 194, Rlvcrrido S. 401. FOR S"ALE Dry wood.'undor cover, all kinds and lengths. Valley Fuel Co. Phono 76. 252 WANTED MISCCI.LAXKOUS WANTED Agents. MONEY selling LITTLE NECK AND DUTTER CLAM MEATS to consumers nnd dealers In your homo town. Agents wanted. Lang & Conroy, Alaska Hldg., Seattle. Wash. 25C WANTED Agents, to sell to all gar ages and auto und motorcycle own ers an articlo of exceptional merit. Hlg profit. Address Flota Mica, SOS Wrlght-Callcnder nidg., Loa Angeles, Cal. WANTED $250.00 to cxamlno a tailing pit In California, said to contain 50,000 tons. Assay valuo $10 to $12 per ton, gold. One halt interest given. Address box 102, Eagle Point, Oregon. 250 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED By young marrSod man, orchard or general tarm work, ex perience, references. Box 1L, caro Mall Tribune. 253 WANTED Position on ranch, com petent to take charge ot orchard or stock much of any kind. Flvo years experience In Roguo rlvqc or chards. Good rercrencea. A. C. Huson, Medford. Ore. 252 FOR KAC1IA.M3B. EXCHANGE Want, to sell or buy anything? U C Rador. 114 N. Front St. Employment otfico and rentals. Phono 125. Nutt Sod. FOR EXCHANGE 100 acres corn land producing SO and 90 bushels, per aero, eastern Iowa, for lin proied land lioro or good equity, R. H, McCurdy. FOUND TAKEN UP Ono sow and 13 pigs, markod split in right eari under halt crop, left ear. Ownor may havo same by paying for keep and advertising. 1'hono 571-R1. 250 TAKEN UP Off tho rnngo. part Jersey cow "with calf, branded bar A on loft hip. Ownor may have same by paying for advertising and keop. J. B. Plymlro, phono 697-R3. 250 ....,.,.. .... . ,1., , ., iwkm.ii ii i .-. BUSINESS DIHEOTORX Notarjr l'nblio HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary nub lie. Bring your work to. me at thi elg.n of the Mall Tribune. Transfers BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Office 43 North Front Bt, Phoni 815, Prices right, Sorvlco gur autood. UL-HV J U.. jm LAIIER AUTO BPJ11NO CO.-W nro operating th UrReit, o!4M and best en nipped plut In th P clflo uorthTCBt. aUm our inrlRfjt whon other fall. Bold under gtiftK sntM. 36 North Fifteenth M., Portland, Pro. J Atlontryk POTITER J. NEFF. WM. I MBAliMT Attornoyn-Bt-Ln-v, Rooms H awl 9, Medford National Hunk b)d A. B. REAME8, LAWYHR Corey bldg-. OnrnftU- Wm. M, Colvlg, (leoriu K. Robert COLVIO & HOtlKRTH. LAWYKRB Medrord National Hank, JUilldln. D. F. MULKEY & OEO. W. CIIHRKT Attorneys at Ijiw. Jackson Coua ty Rnnk Building. NEWTON W, noRDEN Attorney nt law, room 7, Sparta building, Med ford. Oregon. srssfi Chiropractor! DR. A. R. HEDOEH. Dr. Louise K. Hedges Mocbnno-Thoraplats, Chiro practors, Spoddylotheraplsta, ThM syslerai, Including' dtetettM, car Hta gymnastics, hydro-theraphy, etc. produco results In both acut and chronic diseases. CobiuIU tlon tree. Over Den si ft Co.', eof ner Main nnd DartleU. Hours a. hi. to 5 p, m. Otbor hours by, appointment. Phone 170. DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chlreprtetor, nerve spoclsllit Rooms 203-194-205. Carnctt-Corcy bide. Vapor bfttha nnd scientific mnsMRe given: needle spray, head and shoulder shower la connection; advice la dietetics, medical gymnastlMt hydrotherapy. Lady attefldtat. Phone, office S43, nwldeaw 511-K. F.mfAejmmi jtjf We aro here to help people get re liable, competent" help.-W fur slnh help In almost all llaea C business. We make a p eelalty ot competent men and wIth for ranches. Wo solicit yoar patra ge. Bittner's Real Betata ail Employment Bureau. Rooms aad 7 Palm Building, Medford. Pho 858. Mrs. J. S. Clark, Manager, successor. Dcnthrts DR. W. M. VAN 8COTOO dr. c. o. Van hcoyoo Dentists Qarnott-Corey Bids;., salt llf Medford. Pro. Phone 858. Engineer ami Contractor FRED N.'ciJMMiNGSEnKlneer and contractor, 404 M. F. & II. flldg. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation, drainage, orchard and land Im provement. Osjrtme OARBAGE Get your premise cleaned up for the aumsBer. (Ml on the city garbage wagons far good sorvlco. Phone 274-L. F. T. Allen. InstrucHon la Mas4o HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO 116 Se. Laurel. Fred Alton Ilalght Piano, Mrs. Florence Halllday Halght, Tolce. Telephone 170-R. Rteaugmpners SHOE iREPAHUNG FUst class h4 repairing, on modern electrle machines while you wait K. N. Blden, located In. Kidd's Shoe Store. Phoue 313J. l.-rf-sa Pliyeldafl una sargeeas DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Oiteopathta physicians, 416-417 Oarnett-Corejr bldg., phone 10S3-L. Aaaldenea 26 South Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physicians, 303 Oumett-Corey building. Phone U04-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glaues sup plied. Office 228 East Mala St. Hours 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. IB, Phono. E. B. PICICEL, M. D. Office Jack son County Bank bldg. Offlea phone 43-11; residence psoas 6B-K. DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physt clau and surgeon. Offlee Palsa block, opposlto Nash Hotel. Hours 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J. DR. R. W. CLANOV Physician and surgeon. Phones, office 36, resi dence 724-J, Office hour 10 (9 12, 2 to 5. DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Phystcia and surgeon, MYRTLE a. LOCKWOOD. U. D. Practice limited to diseases of women. Offices 332 E. Mala. Phones, residence, 814-J2; oHta 814. R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physielaa aad Surgeon. Over Hutchison ft Luna don, 315 U Muln St. Phoaa 77, DR. LYDIA S. DOW Osteopathic physlctun, practice limited to ob stetrics and diseases of women aad children. Offices 3 and 4, St, Marks block, hours 1 to 5 p. m. Phpno lqo. Res, tho Dow Hospi tal, Central Point, DR. MCM. M. DOW Physlelaa and surgeon, obstetrics and surgery, offices 3 and 4 SL Marks block. Hours 9 to 12, Phone 189.' Real-. deuce, tho Dow Hospital, Caatral f.oint. v $ , 95T Printers na raiiHiasaa ii MEDFORD PRINTINQ CO. bes,t equipped printing offla m southern Oregen: baolt HsuHtgi loose leaf ledgers, billing syfeauL etc. Portland prlM. M Mr(i H'lr Uu . , n A "i VI ti&L WijLI-, :JUu.-jJmJ