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MTimrom) MAT! TRTBUND, lfRDFOTlD, OUKCJON, MONDAV, JANTARY 18, 10hr PAflBFrVTl. j ".i i f, ' v .A CAUGASAVERITABLE POTPOURI OF RACES ,RE WANIIlNtl'I'OV, .Inn. IH. Cm oi'iniiiir ('alien-In, when1 I lie 'I'm i L - iiihI I lid IttlHMiuiiM mi1 niH'Wiiiit llinl nue-lung I'nnllli't llinl him i'ImIi'i1 ho. Iwceii tlm Tin I; iiml Hit .Miim'iiviio, llll Klltllllllll (ll'lll'lllllil MOI'il'lv In- tiny immiod Hih fnlliuviiiK mIiiIoiiiciiI i "Cmiii'mhIm U ii pnlpnnti nl' i net , Iiiiikikm Mini religion. N'owhotn olii in llm w in lil etui nun Iiml im n m i till - lilt III I'M Nil IIIMIIV l)P" III' people, HI) iiiiiny Iuiikiiiihch nml iIimIi'i'In, mi tunny ii'IIkIiuix mill ht I In i f n in lliiN Hiihuiuti gnvt'Mimt'iil whole llm Iiihiih nl' llui Innr nml Uiohc n tho (Jiimi'iui mi' I'liiitiiiuiiiK llii'ir Htiii'iM t i m i w -1 1 1 1 k but iiuiilul I'hiiiI. Tint ('mi i'iuiik, fur llit imomI pit it, hIihIcIi ttliiivit ft tiit fill IiiiiiI, nml every Inlk HlllllllU wllll'll llllWI'll lllcil' uuv lm loft i'iIiIiiim williin limit-elimeil, world iitolntril rsllcx h. rniifiiMoii of ltmt' "Tin t'ntii(iuli(iiniin of Now Viiik Jh pmiiimtnl ouinpnred wild t lit mug nifiitcnl, rim,ilU-ts (.'onl'iutitui nt'Cutt onsiuu people. Tlu'iu urn miiiih fov etily iliuli'i'U uttMiiui' ti lli wet hi ken williin iti liiuiinliiiliiM, uliiln hit lm, Iiuiilul, engineering utnl oilier tmiltniipiew lniiik' iiiuhI til' tin) nthei ItlllgllHgi'il III. Ill I llix limilotll lllllll'l dwoll (IrniKiiiiif, Intel it iiuim, fltev nurw, l.ue, MuikicIiiiiim, 'Iim, NwHiiittiiin, AhklittMnif, Ciiim KiniiK, KnluiriltiiiiH, ibmi'lo. Ayni, Cheoluiire.., ,1m.', tuiniiH of now-nil riotie,, I Hip, l'nghinu, Ktirv Kumykh, Ttixli, ltiKiikli, (ireekn nml nlllfix (if lilt' Oeotilotit, ('iiiirnnin, in li'i'il, tuny bo wtiil to In' n i)ueo pro eiuliieiilly devoted In lnii(;tini' nil I.IiiiIk nml ciiinpleviun nf itpooeh be ing until e llmro in In'wililnrinic ri.'li ne. "I'mii'itHiii in tliu, Iiniiiil, tiM'k. tthnni wltleli, i(iiinliiiK from tin' Hntlln-n-t comer of Eunipi' tn Aniii, divide tin' Hliit'k nml ("nupinn hi'iim. It mii'h in about lljK.IIIKI iiotirc irtllwt, nr imihv t Im n I'niir time liirgi'r than tin' hImIii nl' Ohio. 11 hn uoml purl nMii Imtli tlm llltiek nml ('im i1hii no, Datum mi tltu "lie, nml It kit mi tht nlltnt. Ill.li oil Field. Tin' liiutiiim Aiuttiotnu iniiiiiMiln in i mic nf Itic iilii iT tin miiiiI'm nil f1i'ltl, alumni vhu'iuI, lite I'tnii'iinu ti tint iniiiMiit lrynurv of n II j I lie ItiWMinH. The jtmfii, untJti; utnl fin It jllMn of thU nvnuilittlt mi' very luiiiiitifiil, nml omiIiI Im titrinil ittln tin tirltt'AI nf ptnliti nml fuiniii)i' MmtMawitli ii little niiiili'in rM 1 1'. ('nut tn pMllllll't'll, AllHIIIL' till' UII'H now iiinntlv ilttilitMt ftir rniunifri'o nn itn)iti', iitiiifiiiiot, hum our hulihur, Inui, i'uImiU nml wilt. "Kiirnpn'M linrricr upfiiinto't Hntttli nnnlvru Ai, tint ('uiii'iikih tntiKf. hlii'li'lnii ui'iiiHM tlm utiililli' lllllll'l nf (?MlltMMiu, i1iillilli; till KllVl'llltlll'lll iulii Ciiuiii'tiiu nml TrtuiM'nui'iimu. In tin iniitiiiliiiuuiiH tuiitrul ii'kiiiii i" tu lii' fniiml muiio nf tint nioot licau tifitl ut'ijurry in tltu untlil. Tin uuiHtiltilim nil' liiiuvtlv frusti'il, nml liiuii llioir Iriliti'H utnl witliiu tlicii liiuHi'il nllf,H MinviM' xuittii nf tlm imml pritnitivo nf nil wltilo pnuplim. All vutii'tlt'M of clunuti' noi'ttr in llii" luiul nf vninity, ft inn tlto liittut cliurp Molt""!) nf tlm licitilils In tlti uxor IttMlinir Impii'iil wi'iillii'r nf tht' fiv llinl ilulf I i'i' tn tul. The liiiiuu nUn Mltuw it Aviilc f.wnji', I runt tltn i'imii- IIIUII l'!lllliKll v)HTI! uf wild (III I - iniiU u lu lunpunl nml iltf tit'i'. AT LA BASSE FICTION LONDON, .I ii ii. IS Tito olworvur n lilt the MiUIhIi utiiiy In Krnttco, who wi'IIom tho iluy by ilny rt'i'oi'lH of qvuntH itlvdit out to tlm iuckh, In mi tluulty rot- tltu HtutoiiiDiit (but llrlt liih rmtoti tlltl not ri'cuntly cai';ntj iijttiiln (li'i'iiinn imiillloim ni'itr Lti IIiih Hyo nml iiitiku tin iiilvniico of 0110 tnllo. Tlint I liny Iiml tloiio ho was repottoil January in In a tlHmtcli from .St. Oiuor, pnlillsliyd tn l'ailh, . No ttttnrk on (ho tmRltlniiH at Lu I)anK(H) Iiiih been attoiiiptotl by tltu lliltlli forciiu, j NOTIOK. ' Nollco la lioroby rIvoii tlint tho im ilurtilKiit'tl will apply to thqclty conn ell or tltu city ot Moillurtl, at (h iinxt roiitilur inentliii; January lUth, 1015, for a trnuitfcr of tlint cortuln llcoimo No. H SO, IhsiioiI Octobor 10. 19M, by tlto city of Mutiroril, OlOKon, to O. M. fioloby, truiUco, nuthorlzltiK bliu to sail Hplt'lluniit), vliiuutt ntu mult ll-qiim-H In itumitltloH Iosh than a gnl Ion, at hlu plaro of bitflltiomi at No, 111 South Front Htrogt, In nnbl city, for u biilaucti of tlto potloil of nix lunntlm from nnltl Ortobor 10,' 101 1, -)alo of flrat publication January (1, IfllG, 0. .T, OAnSTKNa. TONGUES Hi! DEMOCRATS WILL CAUCUS TONIGHT ON SHIP PURCHASE BILL A.SIIIN(IT0S, Jan. H. Clilnf lltti'iint III inii'tii'H. Itnlity I'i'iilcii'il ill Hit' iilili'Miiic nf Itiniubl'H iMliit'liM nl N('iiali ili'iiKM'niU no tin' Kivi!-miii'iit xliip puicliiiNu lull, for iiiitin It h ni'lion ilfpiiiilH tin' I'uttt nf thai imi'iihiiiu, nil linpi' nf tlm pitNNiii'i' nt thin nwnioii nf iiiiv Ki'iiiiul li'Kixlalion, uk well im Minim of tlm upproptiiiliini ImIIh pntc lii'iilly lnivlii Ih'iii k'im'M up owinj,ln tlm li'KiNlutiu) Iii'iikIo in lltu tmiiu() 'J'linitil'N I'lini'iiii, llti' Hi't'iuul nut' mi tin1 mIiip whipping bill, in fur Hm purpoi.u uf puKfiti); nit n iiiiiiiIkt ol niiii'mliiiviitH. Diiinucrnln inn iliviilctl ivuf tlm fnrtu nf tlm bill, vigorou n) piiMitiun liuviii (It.'Vt'lopcil t tlto iV' 1,'iniiii'Ut iMii'tnlilp IValuti) nl Kulur ilny iiilit'n Vnni'iiM. Tlti'y nro iion fiuiitfil ulxn with tit iiiinltornlili' op piiMitiuii nf tin. itipnblii'iiiiN, win) bint' niiniiiini'i'il tbfir inluntiuti of ik'tVut in,' tin bill if puKHiblt. Kilitft' of (In (ll'IIIIM'tUlfc llo'lil'Vl', ItuWl'VtT, (lint if llti' uuMinitui'iit uMtmrxliip nml n n I'liiiiii'iil t'untrullt'il Hlt'iiiuHlup corpo. ration (I'uttiti'i nro I'liniiuahil from llit bill ut InmulitV i'uii,ti' tin tiit'tiN nit1 can In miil, mul that it will have tlio Hiipporl nf piuUKrivc ic publlt'iin. 2AGLE POINT EAGLETS, i Hy A. C. Ilnwldt. I Jauicn ItltiKor, otiii of old tlmu clt Ituim, ban dbiponed of bin properly Item nml Kotm to I'ortltiml to live. HU many frlendn hero reKrct to Ioho blm from our tnldt. Ho linn boon oiio of tlm Mtniiilbyn In tho I.O. O. F. Indue hero nml I Imnrd inoro thnn uno rcimirk how they nilnned blm. ChrlM ItiirKimiu, mm of our pro crciuilve fnrmi'rn who linn n farm on the Har.le I'olttt utnl free furry mad, cnnio otttt Im llrt nf tlm wcvk with a lot of diowied ililckemi and nblpped them to nn FrnucUco market. Ho found tint mud mi heavy Hint lm ton i hided to remain oor nlKbt with u I'uiil VaiulUe, wlto In fariultn: tlm Htone llnuno ranch on Ituctto river, tlm old..). I'!. Knnrt ranch, wiih hero for illnniir tho flrnt of Ihu wiil. .1. M. MuAIIUter of llnlto Fa IIh piiKKeil throtiKli hero TtiuHday, tltu I Sib Imittiul, In company of bin oldot Mitt on tltolr way to IiIh old homo In Oklnliomn. Tlm old nentlemau ban been tiff llrteil for many yearn with ltrlKblH illmmno mid Im wanted to m back to IiIh old homo buforn lm tlloi. 1'curn nro entortnlned tlint lm will not mirvlvii tlm trip. K. (1. IIiikIioii, oiio of tho Hut to I'lillrt murcbuiitH, and J. A. Howard upent Tttomlify night with tm on tlio It way to Mcdford nml Mr. IlitRlmH ro turned to tlm Stnuiyxlilo tlto aino ulttlit but Mr. Ilownrd remained In Medford otto nlKbt but uponl Thura tiny nlKbt with tm. llenjatulu FiodenhurK of Hittlo Fnltri iiIho ciiiiio out mid wont tn Medford TuoHtluy but ciiiiio back hero Wctlimmluy nlKbt. Honry l'ti'iicli nml wlfo woro tloltiK btiHlimnti with our mmobanta lam Titimday. , Our town couurll met hint Tui'n ilny uvouIiik mul tho flminco lomtnlt tco of tho old council mndu tltolr to port but It waa not acted on iih tho icpoit had to k throtiRb tlm hands of tlm now finance coiiunlttco, bo wo nro htllt nl Hen iih to how our fi nance nro In our town, P. A. LyotiH ot CViititil l'oltit nml N, O. LnrkltiK of Los AiiroIoh, Cnl r.itiio nut Wednesday and took tho Fanlo l'olnt nml 1'etHlst hIiiko to K up lu tho uolKliboihooil of tho Huz za nl initio. TttoHihiy, January U, tho Itebeka IndKo u f Kaj;lo l'olnt bad tholr roKti lur mrotliiK mul Initiated tho follow ing nfflooiHi Mtxri Muo Trmtty, N. (I.; Mra. Mlnnlo Ilryunt. V. (1.; Mih. Lottlo .McQuold, loconlliiR microtary; Mih. Harah K. Howlott, ti-oneuror; Mih, Vailaii Jonan, financial nooro' Inry; MIhd Humantha Mini or, war den; Mlsn Lorotta Chlldrotli,' con ductor; Mrs. Nottlo drovqr, chaplnlo; MI8H llnttlu Howlott, 11. a. N. i, Mrs. Uoiiu Smith, L, S. N. U.; Mrav Anna. Ilaron, H, H. V. O.; Mrs, .Hn'cbol Wood, L. S. V. (I.: Mih. Mao Painter. I, (I., mult MIm Mubol Tit) lor, O, V AHor tluj' coroiiiony wan over tlioy hail lunch sorved mul their unual Kontl (lino, It uoonuj Hint tho moat of the iuomtoni or tho 1. O, P, F, nro also momhoni of tho llobokn IoiIko ho the)' all hnvo a good tlmo tOKotlmv. Mrs. I, L. (Iroonwall of WnahliiK ton lu boro vIbUIuk lior slRtor, Mrs. J. I). Jackfon. MrH, Hoboccn JonaH mndo tho trip TliMrmliiy up boyond HIjl Ilnllo orook to Hpoiul a wbllo with Mr, and Mrs. Alt NIolmlB, Mm. John Torrol 'pf Lnko ercok m FROM COUNTRY DENY TRADING BALL PITCHER , CIIK'AOO, .Inn IK Denial thai Im, whllu inauaKcr uf tin Ml I.oiiIk NallonalK, bail trmluil Itooth Hopper, n pltuii', for ii blnl ilot;, iih umnirlod In mi affidavit filed In nupport of tlm I'Vdur.nt LcitKiiu null figulitHt ur;mi (zed bnnolmll, wiih ii'iihId todny lu an affidavit by Hogur It. llruNiialnin, now tiuinnKcr of tho CIiIchko Nn tlotialH. Tint IlrcHimlian affidavit nan olio of rovurnl fllvtl by official) of ori;anlr.od ttaimliall nttpportltiK tltolr coiituutloiiH tlint tlto Federal Lt'iif'.tn U IIOl DUtlllcil tO tllO tullof HOUKbt lit Km milt for tho tllHiolutlon of tho tin tlomtl ioiuiiiIhhIou nml IIh affiliated (lit In. Ilrchtinlinn told of nicctlm: Hopper In Tennewdiu on a hunting ttlp and of itdmlrliiK I bird do wblclt Hopper liiuV Ho Hitld Hopper offered bliu tlm tltiK but lm ilctllncit It tin hu already bad five. He told of trying out tlm pitcher on a trnlnltiK trip. Later, w Mild, Mr. KliiHi'lla, owner of tlio Sprlnufleld, 111, b.-tfcbnll club cotnu I to HI I .on In lu ttearch of n pitcher nml no, i iiruHimunu loin inui to hikh Hopper If Im could do no. ALONG ROGUE RIVER Mr". Mar. Miiitin nlnl Mr-. CbarlcH Skyjimui wen Cent nil point i.ittir tb in week. A boiini'ini; liubv ntriseil In t week nt the Imiuo of Mr. nml Mr. (Iimri) Slot itiN of Ivlk erofk. Dnvi Peiii'it win uinletl inutl Htiporvixur uf dint riot 1 1. .MixM I-'lorence Kiueuiil of vVptte Iiiih been eiiKiiecd tu tench tlto Dobonxer (lap hi'lmol fur tin xprin term. Dr. Kiri'lifji'itiiier iimili' n profit Ktutiul i-it to northwestern parti nf llti' ftale thin week. litiirv Merritumi wan n Med fold visitor Wiilnivxliik. Noinian nml Mi .Muithti (iiikc tire uniting. the valley town. .Mr.' Daily unit Mttu Inn lluuiinli uic i-ilinj I'ticinln on. Klk ami Trail I'rri'k, Dr. ('utimy or Fiiiilral Point oaiue out in In- titilu TttoMluy to Frank .IoIiiihoii'h to iil Mi .Iniiie. MiH .Initio wan taken tn the ho-piinl iu .MetU'nnl. .MiN Pullio .InhiiMiii returned bourn from .MetlS'unl Friday. ,Mi. Ora Ktiiuoy ioiit tho week with Iter itor, Mr. Frank Miller, of t'cntrul Point. Dr. Unit wan tmlloil tn the Ocorco Stuniux Imiue Moiuluv, .loltii Cox is very low ut bin homo below Trail. I tin mui, of Kin'lu Point, ktaiil with him In help eato for him. .Minn L'jtln Houston wan u Jnckhou villi' vixitor a few ilny nun. Mr. Croft's Imtisi. iiuikIiI firo I rum the htoepiiio utnl burned the roof "fi'lt.v bnill" mul but for the iiuiok nml effective work of hU noun tlu Itoitce would I. ave soon been in nr-lie-. I'tij;eui HellowH wt in Meilfunl Friilay mul .Nui. ltelloWH, visited with friumlh in Faylo Point. A vnluablu liouiitl bulongiue; to C. C. (lilelirM iirt found ilwiil on u hill a few tluvs ito. It bail been nlmt. BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES. Mr. mul Mrs. K. U. Finorson went to Cottage Orovo last week bocauao or tho death of Mr. Kmoriiou'rt broth er who wiih killed lu a lamUllild Mr. 1'eteiHon haH been lu anil around Unite tills fur the past wool;. .1. P. Hughes went to Medford Tuesday, lottirnlng Thursday, Mr. Plttmnn spoke lu tlio assem bly hnll Tuesday afternoon and oven Iiii; as a reptoscntatlvo of tho Oregon normal scbonl. Hlu subjeets woro "Our ScIiooIh" and "Tho Fnrmora Crood." M.rit, ItlchartlsQii and children wont to Medford Tuesday, to visit Iho'for liter's mother. J)r. KinoVsoiKluts' rented tho Yay tor riic), mid IneiutB to to Intq tlio) daIryfbusIn9S3. Mr. mid Mra. iMorgnn announce tho lilrtlit of a baby girl, Wllmn Ltivon Morgan, born Friday. jiiniiii" A'laily rrlond or Mr. llowariFH rrom llcrkoloy 1 visiting now nt tho Howard & McDonald ranch. Mr, Cowilon wont to tho valloy on business Tiiopdny, roturnlng on Thursday. wan hero for dinner Thursday and took the Raglo Point Lake crook stage for her homo tho snnio day, Mrs. Ooorgo Nichols. Jr.. or Lake oreok camo out from Mod.'ord Fri day mul proceeded on Iter way up to hor homo tho tuino ilny, I DOG CORRESPONDENTS E AT SOISHONM, iu P.'ni, .Inn. IH Tlto lear fjituiil nl Hu Mnroceiui rilb iTgimeutH, who com nil the I client of the Fieiielt eolllor in m llio liver or. tlm Mih, uniuitlcil tlicuiNelveH with dlhtiiiclion. Tlmy bad been oiled li. the illiHi' of t'rou At I o'clock' in the iiflernoou tin (JennniiH debout'bcil in tlto rear ijnd uilvtinrml tnwnnl tin villifi,, The tillcincii concealed their (iiiok-11rcr nml pouted tlmniHiUcH on uitch wide nf llm toad. The (iennuiw tltottht tht road wart clear nml run to the villnitu Ut "i't ulii'lti'i from the Fretieli hoiivy artillery. When thev were within fitlO yiinl of llm iilut'ti tlm nlleiiicn opened fire. Tlm (lenmttiM bail no room to iluplo. nml they fell in beep". TIiom who could, tetrcjttcd to tin brook uf Hniv. Kcinl'orced, thev tcfoiiued their riinkx nml nttctnptcd to turn the Fronelt K)iitinn'froiii tin eHt nide nf tlm Milage. Tlirei' eoiiipiiiiiea of nlleini'ii weie tletimhed and ahargeil. The lmek vhm nwl'ul. Iluyonetfi were twinteil out of hIimio nml then the tltttky Kohlierx uned the Imtt.s of their rifloH. For n Hceond time the (Icr tmiiin f.'iivit wuv. The Moroeeans were told to hold the place until it i. in. It wnx then (I oVloek, but tlmy Mill wfuei'il ,fn retire. They did ho onl- after a tnff officer whh Kent to them twice with an order tu retreat. Durttitr. the iiiuht the fiermnu artil lery ronretl eeatele"lvjn a bnmburii iiitiit of SoiKonH, but ut dawn on the l.'itlt the artillery tJuckoitcil ami gave plnee to infnntr- fire. The f,'uotl praetiee of the Freueli tlirec-iucli iitnn, I'tiided bv ncro pliineA. reventtil (lerninn roinforee mouU j'rnni tleboiiuhinififinm tltu wen tern i-lopo of the Yreenv )ilateuti, ami (he (lermatiH, exhaubted nml iltHumir ap'tl nt their sueee. retired in a bod" tu Crouv nt noon. The Freueli reluiti the tnn-lerv of llm Mihurhs tif Siisnits nit the riulil bunk nf the river ninl nf tho bridjie bond. Their I mul i- t-lrnnyer thnn e er. E rtoortod by Jackson County At tract Co.. Sixth and Fir Sti. Clirult .Inchson IlttlldlUK &'Lonn Arsocin Hon vs. It. L llennett et nl. Sum mons, default order, decree, order of confirmation. IUriio Klvor Valley Canal Co! vs. Davo Philips. Answer. Pogite Klvor Valloy Canal Co. s. Leo I'hlpps. Answer. ftoguo Klvor Valley. Canal Co. s. Isabollo Philips. Answer. Koguo Klvor Valley Canal Co. u Mrs. Anna II. Llndley et al. Answer. Kogtm Klvor Valley Gunul Co. s. Mrs. A. K. I'hlpps. Answer. Kogue Klvor Valley Canal Co. vs. V, i:. Phlpps. Answer. Koguo Klvor Valley Canal Co. vs. Kllen Phlpps ot nl. Answer. Koguo Klvor Valley Canal Co. vs Preston Philips. Answer. Medfottl Vnreboti8e Co. vs. South ern Pacific Co. Demurrer to amend od complaint. Win. Plrlch . Clarence Weaver et nf! Proof of publication of suni' IIIOIIS. lJolle Nlckcll vs. J. T. Perry et al Proor of orlro on J. K. Settles et UN', Seymour II. Hell. Mountain Mea dows Fruit Co., W. C. Long. V. II. French. Suit to foreclose a niort gage. W. A. Pointer et nl vs. F. Sul leiigor ut al. Confirmation of sale. Win. Ulrlch et nl vs. John U. Mahan. Suit to rorecloso niottgage. J. S. McCullagh vh. John Itudgcon. Order or confirmation, KlUa J. l.owlu vs. Geo. K. Chain- boiialn. Order of continuation. K.e eutlon on roroclosuro. I'rolmto Kstnto or James Hards, Incompe tent. Order appointing gunrdlan. Fstnto or David Alkon. Filial ac count. Ordor discharging tidmlnl- stator. . WILLIAM NICEUS LANDERS OF PORTO RICO DEAD LOS C1ATOS, Cab, Jan, 18 Wil liam Nlcous LnniUrs. Vnltod States nttoruy of Poito Klco, and formorly nfsUtant United States district attor lioy at Nome, Alaskj, dlod at his Iiqiuo boro Sundya from a troplcul dlsenBo contracted In Porto lllco a.yoar ago. Lnndors onmo to California with his Wlef anil daughter throo vooks ago lu tlm hope that tlio ohnngo would benefit Ills health. MOROCCANS A DAY SOISSNS WTH BAYONETS COURT HOUS NWS ID E MENACE LIVES IN KALI5M, Ore. Jan. is. Mad coy- otos ate momicltiK Uto lives or people as wull ns killing livestock In Harney, Ctook and Atalhfur r.otmtlen, accord ing to Advice) rocolved from J. Hbel Iny Lntirinnn, director of tlto Male bacteriological laboratory, by Knpro- wnlnllro Imvoy or llnrnoy rounty. Tlto latter nnnotinend todny that with a view to relieving tlto situation tm will Introduce a bill putting n v bounty on such animals for a year. Hand to hand encounters between men and rabid coyotes In Harney county nro frcinmnt occurroncos, ac cording to tlio roport of Director Lntirman. He was Miit to tho scene to make an Investigation for the statu board of health and In his re port, received today rrom Mttrns, Ore., Im says- "It is not unusual, In fact It Is a fic'inont occurrence, to have coyotes come Into a rancher's yard without provocation from the dogs, and cngngq tn fights with thorn, chas ing, and even following them to the stops of the house, showing no fear whatever. Many of them stand and show no rear oven when Hrod upon several times. This tain r.omos to me fre quently; not once, but several times each day of my stay boro. In my opinion, rubles cannot be ijtampcd out or this coiintjr, oxcopt by tho ex termination of the coyote, and this cannot be done without the co opera tion of adjacent counties. In fact I do not think Ibis accomplishment pos sible wlth'out the combined efforts of all the nortbv.oBtern states Inwhlch this animal la round." V '" CLASSIFIKI) ADS. Ono cent per word per Issue. Six Insertions ior price or flvo. Fifty cents per lino per month without change FOK IIRMT-HliWiW FOK HCNT Seen room house, fur nished or unfurnished. Mrs. C. II. Donnlston, 120 S. Laurel, phone IOC-It. 2G1 FOK KKNT Furnished house, seven looms complete, with Knabo Par lor grand piano, $110 per month. 1207 W. Main St., sco J. C. Urown. Sparta Hldg. FOK KI:NT--Hoiuo furnished com plete. Joo Murphy, & North Fir street. 253 FOK KKNT Furnished house, closo lu. Inquire or Dr. Helms. 25G FOK KKNT Four room cottago on paved street, cheap. Water rent paid. Phono 13-X. 25C FOK KKNT Furnished houm nnd store building, on Jack?on St., be tween Front and Fir streets. W. II. Kverhard, 1013 West Ninth, phono CC7-J. FOK KIJNT Threo room furnished bungalow close In, pleasant loca tion. Phono 770-J or call 527 S. Holly. FOK KKNT Six room modern bun talow, closo In. rino shade, rango connected. Phono J)0-X KOlTni:XT FUKN1SHKH Koo;s FOK RF.NT Large, pleasant rooms with heat and bath. $2 and 2.&0 per weok. 15 North Grape SL25G ion itii.vr hodskki:i:pino KOO.MS FOK KKNT Housekeeping and sin gle rooms, heat, bath, phone tree. 223 W; Main. 2G7 FOK K.XCIIANOtV RxdliANOi: Want to soil " orbuy anythlngT U C Kader. IH N. Front St. Kmploymcnt offlco ami rentnls. Phono 125 Nutf Sod. FOK SAI.i: OF. KXCUAXGK Roguo Ulvcr Valloy Fruit Lands, nnlrt- Ktncl; ennltrv ranclica and Timber, Colonization Tracts. Boat all-thc-ycar-round cllmato on coast. Health Kcsort. Wonderlul Modlct nal 8prlngs. Heaver Keulty Co., Ashlmul. Oregon. WHY? A word to thpso who aro coming back. Land for tho. pnst six months has been hanging at rock bottom prices. A gront deal of liquidation has taken place In this tlmo. My bus lnosa ulono In tho last halt or this year has amounted to nearly $100,000 I boltovo tho lust four or flvo deals I haov made represent absolutely tho bottom. Land with rental vnluo or $30 an aero will not long remain at $200 an acio. There will bo no boom but land values will improvo somo. Good roads, Irrigation, saw-mill, bpx tactory, cheap power, sugar beets, canning factory, good prices, satlsUod customers, perfect days. Hurry, soo Medford first and J. C. BARNES Room 201, First National Bank Qldg. EASTERN OREGON FOIt HAUT. MVIMJIOCK jouiig marcs. Phono 2T.-J2, 2fi7 FOIt HALHl-'resli Jersey Phono r.00-K2. , in?'. FOIt BALK--Hrt'd' sown and gHa rrom prbo winning Dttroc Jorfey herd, Jackson county fair; also boars old enough ror servtco and weanlings. L. It. Ho'tston, ono mlli) wosl or Talent, phono :-V'l. 2(M FOIt fiAI.i:i:ight rino rows, throo year oltl holfcru, fltm tram of work ntasos. Nnslt Llvory Parn 201 FOIt BALI Span work horses, work 2C00, span work inaros, weight 1700, Ifolstion cow giving 40 lbs milk. Cow coming frcuh In Jantinry, Holstlen bulls one and two years old, lltrco yearling calves, 10 fat hogs, 13 brood sown, will farrow In December and Jan uary, two sows with pigs, top buggy, almost new. J. T. Kaffer ty, Tolo, Oro. 258 FOK 8ALK Some Duroc pigs, weight nbout -10 lbs. Phone 17 rn. I'OIt HA Mi MIRtrKM,ANi:OU8 FOK SAM': Airedale pup II months old; wood or coal boater. Inquire Peitbro Orchard. Phono C10-H1. 25C FOK HALK Wyandottcs pullets. DltnV. 11th. 201 FOK HALK Am booking orders ror rotting eggs from two of tho best pens of White Orpingtons In south ern Oregon. Pt.onu 137-K. J Herman Harrison. 257 FOK SALK Pure bred Partridge Wyandotte cocks, hens, cockerels, pullets. Norn C. Harris, Eaglo Point, Oregon. 2C0 FOK HALK White Leghorn cocK ercls and laying pullets from the ramouB trap nested birds or Rills of N. Y. Kvcry bird must lay 150 to 1C5 eggs per year to qualify. Cockerels, $2.50; pullet, 12.00 Phono 139-K, 1417 W. Main, 2C7 FOK SALK Ono now roller bearing wagon complete Capacity 5000 pounds, prlco $85, Rhono 130-K 117 W. Main. 207 FOK SALK A four cylinder,, four passenger car tn first class 'condi tion, $400. halt cash, trado or terms on balance. Ca.ll 5 to 7 p. m.. phono 754-Y. 258 FOK SALK A good business propo sition. Hest money maker In town for tho capital Invested. Write for prlco and terms and bo con vinced. Address box X., care Mall Tribune. 258 FOK SALK Loose alfaUa hay; also two buggies and two backs. In quire Nash Livery llarn. 271 FOK SALK Kxtra dry wood, makes quick, hot fire. F. Oscnbruggo, Phono morning 194, lllvcrsldo S. 401. FOK SALi: TtKAli KSTATE FO it S A ii.KVyowa Place, ?' thrco nnd one-half miles north of Kaglo Point. SO aero rami and orchard. 47 acres flno fruit trees 3 to 12 years old. J. T. Carpenter, 315 H N. Uartktt St., Medford, phone GeS-K. 200 WANTED MI"iCi:Mi..Ti:OUS WANTKD Koom and board In prP vnto family by young lady who has liosltlon In office. Address I)., care Mall Tribune. 250 WANTKDTo borrow $2000 on gilt edged security. Dahack & Son. Ragle Point. Ore. 200 WANTKD To rent 5 or 10 acres In or near city with house and water. Must bo reasonable. ' Uox !), care Mall Tribune. 257 WANTKD Koll-top desk or desk with top. Phone 507-K2. 250 WANTKD Second-hand saro nnd household furniture, write full particulars and cash prices. Ad dross C, caro Mall Tribune. 203 WANTKD Good milk cow. Send prlco and full particulars. C, caro Mall Tribune. ' WANTED Gasoline engine not to exceed ono or one and one-halt horao power, will exchange an elec tric vaccuuni cleaner for same. Cleaner not used to exceed two months. Call 349-L, after 7 p. m. 250 WANTED Agents, MONEY selling LITTLE NECK AND KUTTEK CLAM MEATS to consumers and dealers In your homo town. Agents wnntod. Lang & Conroy, Alaska Hldg., Seattle, "Wash. 250 HELP W'.VNTED VK.MALE WANTED At onco two ladles of neat appearance to help orgmmo a ladles' lodge, salary guaranteett $3 00 tier day. For particulars Keo M. II, Ross, at Colonial Flat, room 10. 250 HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Chora man, permanunt Job. Recommondatlons roqulred. Phono 373-R3, Mnlanil. 201 WANTED hlTUATIONH WANTKD-Work wanted by lady at homo. Will go out by day. Ph6no 392-Y. 250 BUSINESS DIKKCTOKY Notary I'ulillc HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub lic. Bring ypur work to me at tht elpn ot tho Mall Trltiuuo. Transicrs BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Offlco 42 North Front St. Phout 816. Prices right. Horvleo guaranteed. HUBINK38 vmtxnxmt. -1 V Auto Buppriwi LAHEK AUTO 8PIMNQ CO. W nro oporatlng tho largest. nldl and best nntilppod plant In the Pa cific northwest. Uso our sprltiM when otliors rail. Bold under guar snteo. 26 North Kltteentlj 8t.. Portland, Oro. i. iJ.uuijMLiij'iijijrtiyr Atloriwy POIITKK J. NRFF. WM. P. MlflALUT AttorncyH-nt-Lnw, Hooms H and 0, Medford NaMonal Hank bltlg. A. B. K RAM KB, LAWYKIl OarnotU Corey bldg. Wm. M Colvln. (leorgo M. Ilobcrti COLVIO A KOHKKTH. LAWYKKH Medford National Dank Ilulldlift. B. F. MULKBY ft QUO. W. CIIKKIIY Attornoys nt Law. Jackson Coun ty Dank Dulldlng, NKWTON W. UOKDKN Attornoy M law, room 7, Sparta building, Moil ford. Oregon. Chiropractor) DK. A. It. linDORS. Dr. Loulso K. Hedges Mochano-Thcmplsts, Cnlro praetors, SpondylothornptstA. Thesn syatrm. Including dietetics, cura tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy, etc., produce rnsults Iti both Acute and chronic diseases. Consulta tion fre. Over Don 31 & Co., cor nor Main and Oartle'.t. Hours 9 a. m to C p. m. Other hours b7 appointment. Pbono 170. OK. K. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, ncrvo specialist Rooms 20it-20-205. Garnott-Coroy bldg. Vapor baths and scientific massage given; neodlo spray, head and shoulder showor In connection; advlco In dietetics, medical gymnnsMcs, hydroptherapy. , Lady attendant. Phono, office 543, residence 511-K, Employment ARmcy We are here to help people get re- liaoie. compeieni neip. vve iur clsli help In almost all line of business. Wo make a specialty of competent men and wives for ranches. Wo solicit your patron age. UUtner's Ileal Estate and Employment nurcau, Rooms C and 7 Palm Building, Medford. Phone 858. Mrs. J. S. Clark, Manager, uccesser. Iicntlste DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. O. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Gsrnott-Corey BIdg., suite 811 Medford, Ore. Phone 856. Engineer nml Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer nnd contractor, 404 M. F. & II. BIdg. Surveys, estimates. Irrigation, dralnago, orchard and land Im provement. Garbage GARBAGE Got vour nremlses cleaned up for tho summer. Call on tho city garbage wagons tor good service. Phone 274-L. F. Y. Allen. InstrncMoB la Music IIAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO 11G So. Laurel. Fred Alton Ilalght Piano, Mrs. Florence llalllday Ilalght, voice. Telephone 170-R. Stcnogrnpncrs SHOE REPA1RINQ First class shci repairing, on modern electric machines while you wait. E. N, Bldcn, located in Kidd'a Shoe Store, Phono 313J. I'liyeslrlnns nC r?urleons DR. F, O. OAKLOW, DK. EVA MAINS CAKLOW Osteopath! physicians, 410-417 Uaruott-Corey olug., phono 1U3U-L. Kesldoncf 2iy South Laurel St. DK. W. W. HOWARD OstoopathU physicians, 303 Qarnott-Uorey building. Phono i04-M. DK. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eyo, ear, nojo and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Offlco 228 East Main at. Hours 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phono. E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office JacK bou County Bank bids. Office phono 43-lt; rosldonco phono OS-It. DR.MART4N C. BARBER Physf clau and surgeon, Offlco I'alra block, opposlio Nash Hotel. Hours 10 to 12, t (o -l. Phono 11U-J, DR. R. W. CLANOY rhyslclan and surgeon. Plipues, otflco 36, rosl denco 721-J. Office, hours 10 tp 12, -' to o. DR. S, A, LOCKWOOD PhyslcUa and surgeon, MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Practice limited tu diseases of women. Ofticus 232 li. Malu, Phones, residence, 814-J2; office 814. U. J. CONROY. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Over HutchUon ft Lums dou, 215 E Main St, 1'Uono 77, DR. LYD1A S. DOW Osteopathic physician, practice limited to ob stetrics and diseases ot women and children. OMcch 3 and 4, St, Marks block, hours 1 to 5 p. m. Phono 100. Hob, tho Dow HoapL tnl, Central Point, DR. MCM. M, DOW Physlclau and surgeon, obstetrics and surgery, offices 3 and 4 St. Marks bloqk, Hours 9 to 12, Phono 10P. Roal ilonpe, tho Dow Hospital, Central Point. Printers una ('uullsjief HEDFORD PK1NTINQ CO, hafj the host oqulpped printing office In Boutborn Oregon; book binding loose loaf Ipdgors, billing systems, ote, Portland prlctw. 21 Nertfc Wr Mt . II V