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UPON TRIAL SPIN
SHWi'OiiT XKW. Vn , Feb 17
Th aHper-dradwanghf Pennsylvania,
tho largest battleship yet hulli for
I Called Sfatea navy, loft tha plant
f the .Vwporl ewa Shipbuilding
and Drytleek company toddy for
Rockland, Me , to run the official
government npeetf and endnrftnco
trials.
The Pennsylvania, with Iter "main
hattery of twnlvo I 1-Inch riftus
mounted In fonr turret on tho cen
ter lino. In declared by nnvnl (ftperls
to he the moot powdrful ion flglftor
afloat. A broadside shell flro from
hof big guns would weigh 18,000
pounds, wlilrli In Mid to Ito greater
thdn the broadside flro of the Queen
KUiuhnth of tho Ilrltlnh nrivy, which
mounts eight lli-lnch rltle.
ZAPATA'STFORCES
OAI.VKSTOX", Ton., Feb. 17.
Znputn loiros which have been
llirontoniiig Mexico City's suburb on
(In1 Xocliimilcn nml Tizupmi fronts
for some time, hnve been forced to
retire from tlieo positions, .ny n
dispatch l ceoived hero today by Ihc
Mexican cnnnuliito. I.owil forces now
control rnilwnv linos to tlit Mibuilw
of Oueinnviicn piul occupy position
south of Kslitvn, (lie report nays, h
is nl mi dt'ulniTil lluil only n part of
the southern half of the stole of
.Morclos now vemuins in rclicl lnni(li.
Cnrrmun tionps nic icported ii
oonl'iiiiing Hicir advance on Onxnon
Cify.
SAY COLLIER'S PAID BRANDEIS
, (Continued from pace onot
ton nttqrnoy eonrorned In tlio Warren
will case, In response to questions by
(Icorgo W. Anderson, representing
Mr. Ilrandcla, made thi statement:
Is High Minded.
"As n lnwyor Mr. Urnndels In alilo
and learuod. As a man he Is con
Hrlcntloim and liluli minded. Tho fea
ture of his career which In most
HtrlkliiR and remarkable lias been IiIh
iinsolflslt nnd unswerving devotion to
tho toclal, mo ml nml Industrial up
lift or tho lowly and less fortunate of
our people. I hollevo Unit on tho Hit.
pronto bench of tho United Statos ho
will exert a dtrotiR Influence In oitnb.
lUhiiiK the IdenU to which ho has
been devoted In IiIh recent yonra."
ComliiK, however, specifically to
what ho roimldered tho legal and
moral niipoelH of Mr. DrnndelH' ac
tion In tho Walton cno, Mr. Whipple
made thin tttatoment:
"I then claimed and am now con
vinced that tho orlKlmtl tramtaclion
Involvml a breeeh of trimt In that It
Have Humuol Warren nnd perhaps an
other of tho truitao an opportunity
to mnko a Krent deal more than other
wIm would have been allowed an
truiteoa feec and violated tho prin
ciple that tho trudtee wlitill not mnko
pontoon! or private profit."
Mr. Whipple- ald ho did not ho
lliivo Mr. Ilrandeld Inlentloimlly lundn
tho Hrrnuxetupnt to kvo Wat ten a
private profit.
76 AMERICANS KILLED 3 YEARS
(Continued lrom pao onei
The ieHirt fiutlier htiyt. rcytinliiiK
the dentlt:
"lit tliiN eouuoptioit it may lie stitl
etl ittHt when (lie inltider of American
cititettK wn roKirUl, the Htnte tlc
iwi'tmoitt made reprtMentatioti
through it ivpieeiitntiew lor Ihc
uiiju'i'Iu'iihhiii untl puuUlimeiit of the
dhteailunU mid in otu instance the
ditmtit' rfpreHiittive indde
juoh lepiexi'titHtioHM to proper offlc
mitt on their own initiative.
"Wlicre them bn heeu no definite
iufoiHiiitlou n. to the appreheiiHion
of thoe reported to he jruilty of oul
rmgmi ou American citincuw, resuitin(
in their death, a notation to that ef
ftit hu been omitted front thee linU
Jor the ak of hievity."
I'lHkident Wilson in u brief letter
forwoidiuK the rejioil, wiid he up
))ned of Secretrv Laiihiiig' letter
feuliuiittiue the data.
The total number of Jlexieanii r
jKirted killed in Aweru-Nii tortitory
n a result of bonier trouble other
I bun thne resulting from iiiing
aertM. the border, tho ropott att.vs, In
3U13 to 101.1, inelu.hu, whk SO.
Me.viwuis- killed iu Awerieim territory,
u a rsult of firing ucn tho in
tematioiml hue during cnauBements
in burdwr towns iu the same period
wui three, a total of 02.
PROBLEMS OF UNEHPLOYMEflT
(Continued tram page one)
oontfrlbut w greatly to the Industrial
problem.
I'tlllo TimUir l,mid
la 44!Utt to Ita work the aor
(rtuBttNt lanita, the board la author-
Jf'l I ' 'I 0 '.' 'i1 f"l"ltl'fl
l(1 .r'lf.N in f w(.rrllon Wl'ti n
mnir or private land owner rhf
marrf would thus hae power to mil ,
le miovrr llmhrr land iswch w (
iiraw in mrinorn .omnimin unn ni
cotMln) AHd the preset n neeleae
swamp lands of Florida nml l.oals-
larm. The Whole blew of tho bill M
(hat tho jjoverniticnt shall net na tho
oapttHltut Hi preparing the land for
orenponey. ortulptitHK thorn with hot
oMwry bulldlnffd nnd ImprnvnraontM,
the mono to bo paid Hack on cany
tmyments over a long form of yearn
by tho settler, who shall not be per
mitted to have (ho title, but only the
itfe of the lands as Ions a they'com
ply with the requirements.
Tho J111 MfoRuards labor employed
In the work of preparing the lands,
by providing an eight hour day, n
minimum wage scale which shall not
bo leas than the current wage for the
same class of work In tho vlclnlt),
the elimination of child labor and
semi-monthly pay. Tho board Is nlso
Instructed to mnko rulog and regula
tions to insure safety, to provide for
workman's roinpenwtloii nnd acci
dent Insurance. Prospective settlors
may be omploycd by the hoard In
helping to prepare tho land for oc
cupancy, receiving standard wages
for their work, nnd the board Is au
thorized to have tho necessary work
performed directly by tho government
In enso satisfactory contracts cannot
bo made for getting the work done.
EAGLE POiNTEAGLETS
By A. C. llowlctt
W. It. Cnssiidy of Jledford, snli
man representing Senly-')re.sscr Co.,
1'ortlnnd, was out Inst week on u
business veutute, mid while here
spent the night witli us.
Henry JIo,er nml wife of F.uko
Creel; eauie out Thursday.
Since the loads hnve been so
muddy the Pacific & Kastcni Hall
way Co. hnve been doing ipiile n
heavy Iiumuphh iu (he line of passen
ger traffic. It is not mi uncommon
thing for them to hue as high us u
dur.cn passenger ou ut n lime, mid
they ate bringing out u ipimitity of
Ireight and today (Tuesday) they
brought out a lot of freight for our
merchants, us well us 10,000 pounds
of laud plaster and commercial fer
tilizer for the farmers.
F. M. Decker, a veleiinary from
Ashland, eitme out last week nnd
treiited the teeth of five horsou for
William Hobefts.
I). MeNnry'lind a big lot of bouse
liold goods come out ou the 1. & li.
nml took them to Hrowusboro, where
he has purchased u farm, 1 under
stand. v -Mrs. J. H. Jnekso.i nnd daughter,
Mr. Hurry Voting, Mrs. W. O. Whco
lor, MIsk Uebeknli I'ierce, Mr. Khodes,
S. II. Holmes, S. II. Ilaniisli. Fred
Heath, dr., and our dnughter Iluttie
weie jMiMengetv on the motor ear
Friday.
There was u train of eight wood
eaw of wood, bomtlc the other oars,
enme out from llutte Falls it few days
ngu.
Among the paMcugcrs on the V. &
H. Inst Satyrday were four stranger
uml Mrs. .1. W. (1 rover and her
daughter, Huth. Little Misit Until has
been confined in the hospital in Med
fold for (In ct or four weekn. She
was opera I ed on by Dr. Win. I'. Holt
for uimcudicitiN and has been iu u
ery critical condition, but, tlinnka
to good nursing nnd medical skill,
she is now couvnlcciiig ipiite rap
idly. Theio was a largo circle or (lie
friends of her parents as well lis of
the little gill met them at the train
mid curtied her on a cot to her
mints, Mrs. Norman MeQnoid's.
M. W. Mathews mid (I. X. Hiillan.1,
two traveling salesmen, weie among
us the Inst of the week. The lirst
one was selling lubricating. oil mid
the oilier hardwme.
Last Sutunluv the I'. & I". met
with a little mishap just us tho long'
train, tun ear, wa going over the
blow of the hill onto (he desert a
cylinder broke, nud they bad to buck
down the hill, take the crippled en
gine to Modfoid, get the little "one
nt" mid take the passenger car and
what the emtld of the tram on to
llutte FulU, uml the result was that
they did not get back until alter
dork. In the meantime the "motor"
(nine out aii'd bio.ught the mail mid
wbnt iwsscngeri. there was to come,
but later on they had to ome back
and bring out a arty to attend the
lance that was given by Mrs. J. S.
Qnaekenbush, Mm. f.otlie Vuu Seov,
Mrs. T. V. KolU, Miss Mable mid
Mbis Minnie l. Taylor, and I under
diaiid that they hud a very eujoyuble
.time.
. C. I'ool was among the business
ewllers Saturday, and mi was F. J.
Mcl'hei-Miti and W. J. Holbrook.
Mr. CalflDor, one of the Ksoffice
iiispeetorn, wa looking over our
jioatoffiee Uf Saturday.
Mr. out Mr. W. J. Huebuer of
Hamilton, Mont., came in on the
tram Saturday, took dinner ut the
Suunysid, then went on up to wit
Mr. uml Mr. Tbomaa Karlow in the
lake Cre district. Mrs. Heuuuer
i u cauiH of Mr. Farluw, ami is on
a visitiwf trip seeing (he cttuntry awl
vbflUujf rtiJativMi; They umi a few
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j vt f,, ,i, n,,rn ,,, ,i,., f,i
r)j , ,,, , ,rti,r m lw, M
p, Jmrr f 'hnit, and furl Reth
,,, i, ,i, ,,,,, i,,.r, i,.r .inim c
lt i timn 11 iinillmi. -"'mi if W. flart
Ifiimillon. came in Mndiiv ffntn hi" j
home in Mini Jn-e. dil. ami an-1
noaflecfl that ho expected M father
to be here in a frw day. Mr. Ham
Uton i (he owner of Ike oW WIIHam
L'lrich pJnoe, or rather rfbl own it all
tuifnm Um aol.I nff m tal II T ti IcitllT
on the ea-t -Hie of the milroad traok,
where the new irt f the twn of
liable Point i now loetel. Mr. II.
Hi eomiiHr np to bmk nftcr hie farm
uml see nbout pMttin iH his spring
erop.
Iidin Fodtcr, who hn lwcn np on
llogite river UitiHg hit father and
biotber, returned to the Suniofiido
Mnndny.
Henry Frenob and wife rere dotng
business anions us Mdndny.
Horn In the Medfonl hospllnl,
Fcbnmrv l'-. to Mr. nml 'Mm. II. D.
Mill of llutte Foils, n dnughter, Dr.
Holt reports.
W. It. MeLeod, who 1ms u slore at
the Mel. cod station on Kogite river,
fill ecu miles Ibis side of I'tospoct,
erme out Mondny, went to jredfiUd,
returning Tuesday, spent (he night ut
the Siinnysidc. He scorns to be
greutlv enchiiniged over the propped
of belter (ime. '
W. (I. Ktiigbtou bus been touring
nwuy bis old fence and opening up u
runway to a garage be is going to
build, nnd otherwise improving his
plnee.
Since my Inst, Thomas K, Niohols
has ia id up a year's subscription U
(be D. M. T.
Our school contemplates holding n
box social on the evening of the -1st
for the purpoe of raising funds to
put in n wilier system on Ihc school
ground, mid a prize will be given to
the young lady who h.is the handsom
est trimmed box and the gentleman
who pays the highcM price for n box
will hove one-half of his money re
funded. They expect to have u large
crowd there and lots of fun. Kvery
body turn out and help along the good
cause.
SIS VALLEY
H. K. Nenlou of Table Rock, gen
ial solicitor Tor the Mail Tribune,
was doing business in out
Ins( week.
precinct
in Med-
lt. L. Iliireb did hus'ines
lord Wednesday.
I. W.'DroMsler, who has been doing
some extensive bonding in this mid
surrounding ptociucts, iclttrucd to
Medford Friday, having completed
most of his business heie.
Mrs. J. It. Cook, we are glad lo
icporl, is improving, though slowly.
Mrs. (leo. Lyiunii is visiting rclu
tics in (lold Hill this week.
The Hiirveying crew who left our
neighborhood have returned mid me
going oer Nome of their woik here.
O. T. WilMin, neeoniMUiied by Mr.
nud Mrs. It. Strauss, spent Saturday
in Central Point and Medford.
.1. I. Frcdonburg, I.. M. Fisher, M.
A. Sclmltz mid Mr. mid Mm. 1). I).
Dugmi weie business usilor to
Medford Inst week.
The warm stiiishiuo will soon buve
the ground in readiness for spring
plowing.
Mr. mid Mrs. F. A. Myroa visited
last week in Koguc River mid wire
tiecompmiied home liv .Miss Viola
Myros.
(Icoige It. Little is visiting icla
tivcs in Central Point this week.
REPORT MANY CASES
OF
S.'iy we must keep feet dry; avoid
cxpotmru and oat
lehd meat.
Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex
pom re, keep feet dry, eat lets meat,
drink lots of water and above all take
a toouful of salts octunoiully to keep
down uric acid.
Kheumatitm it cauned by poitMioii
toxin, called uric acid, wIikIi i gene
rated iu the boweU and alieorbcd into
the. blood. It is the function of the
kidnt)S to filter this ami from the
blood and cast it out ill the uriiir. The
pores of the sk'ti arc kUo a inejiu of
freeing the blood of thi-. imjiunty. In
damp ami chilly, cold weather the akin
pore are closed, thus forcing the kid
neys to do double work, they become
weak and shiggith and fail to eliminate
this uric acid which keeps accumulating
and circulating through the system,
eventually settling in the joints and
muscles causing stiffness, soreness and
pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; pin a taUespoonful
in a glass of water ami drink before
breakfast each morning for a week. This
is wid to eliminate uric arid by stimu
lating the kidney to normal action,
thus ridding the blood of these impur
ities. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juke. combJHcd with htnia ami
is used vrtth excellent results by thou
sand of folks who are subject to rheu
matism. Here you have a pleasant, ef
fervescent Hthta-water urink which
overcomes uric acid and is beneficial
to your kidneys at well,
COURTHOUSENEWS
ketHirted tt Jd"tir.n (ountr Ab
truet Co.. Rluh hd rir Bin.
tlrrult
olson t M
Corn It
F Honittn ot i
at, mothni for onlrr
Mattlo Keeflp, et al vs. aklon
Iletghle Co., et al, moitM for pub
of sttmmoHe.
W. O. CfliHlIt tWRl. M. rnlllns.
" .'' b- af nnmw
ftay KIIMM fa. Ilaset Klllott, l"b
nf summon.
C. A. Wood V Matt CftNlMch, stip
ulation; ilofaiitlaiile brtaf oh motion
ta atrlty-
.lackeen Ca. va Perry Footer et al,
proof nf pub. ot summons.
0. I. Colemtin va. T. Watklnson,
ot al, cert, of attachment.
Henry I). Angle va. Union Oil Co.,
ot al, answer.
W. 1). Condlt ra. rkmj. M. Collins,
ct al, motion for order dlinetlug slier
Iff to nmond return.
First Slato Itank or Itngun Hirer
va. John 1C. Day, el al, eual bill.
Molllo Keouo et al vs. John A.
Torney et nl, action tn reeovor
money.
I'roluito
restate of W. I. Vawter, will; order
admfdtng will to probnto.
lCstnto of liOttlo J. C. .lolinsmi,
order appointing ndnir. and apprals-
oih; ailni. bond.
Ilstnln of Joseph Walter, final ac
count.
Kstato of II. V. Ileal, proof of pub
lication.
Kstate of Clarlund Wulknr et nl,
order allowing final areouiit.
Kstato of Charles 13. Ilurgnn, bond.
Ileal Kstittc TiTiusfors
I.ou Header ot u to City of
Ashhiud, land In Prnohts
add. Ashland $
I. on
Meadowbrook Orchard Co, lo
leo. II. Hoy, laud In 1 1 and
is, ao-iw.. .. . ..an.ono.oo
II. If. White ot u to City of
Ashland, lot 1 blk 1 White's
ndd. AHblanil
Ashland Klee! I'ow. & M. Co.
to City or Ashland, land In
Ashland . .
K. I), llrlgga et nl to City of
n.oo
1.0ft
0WXtfOmwWWOVrt3
Don't Merely "Stop" a
Cough
Slop the 'I'hltnc Ihnt Cnuir 1(
anil Ibr CiiuKh Villi
Mnp llarir
:wyoaoacicoffoxfoo?
A cough U rcallv one of our liest
frleiiilH. It warn in thai there Is In
tlainmutlen or olMt ruction In n diinncr
pus plnrr, 'lliercfoic, wlieu )ou gut n
bud cough don't pnHml to done yoursidf
with a let of dings tlmt mcit'lv "ritop"
the rough teiiimrilv bv ili'iiilcnlni' thn
throat nerves. 'I'lcut the cuiisi IkhiI the
fnlhuiicd iiiimibrHiicH. Iliii- N u limiit)
liiudi; leiiuxlv tlmt ufto light at the chiiim
nnd will mul.e nil iilntiiintc coiiKh vanish
more quickly timn ou cter tlwuglit mm
slblc. Put Uty onnrcn of I'lnex (SO cenla
worth) in n pint Mtltt and till tlw Ixittlw
with plnin grsmilutcd sugar xvrup. TbM
gives iu a full pint of tlui iiiiwt pleasuiit
and cITei'the eoogli rcinedv you ever uwd,
lit a eot of iinlv il ifiitn. No Imtlivr ti
pri'imiH. l'ull diirftinn with I'lncx.
It heal (he Inlliiiiusl nieinbraiies so
cent I v mid promptly tlmt vu wmiilcr
how It docs It. AIo Ihomiih it dry, Ihhus.'
or tight cough hiiiI stops the fnriimtlun of
phlegm in ttie tliiiiat uml bnun'liiHl tiling,
iliim ending the lu'raiateut hsiao unigh.
I'liiox U a hlglilv conocntrn(eil enm
pound of .Voruiiv pine extract, rich iu
gmiincol. mid is famous the world ocr
for !tn healing clWt ou the imialiraiiHS.
To nvold di'flppolnlnifiit. Bkk voiir
driibrgiHt for "2V4 mine of I'lnev." and
dmi't iiorcpt Hinthlicf else. A giiHrMiitMi
if illrtollltH wit Nfui't ion, or money piiimiit
Iv ii'fuih!l hvn uitb thi tirepuruthm.
Hie I'iuex Co, It. Wayne. lud.
WHY?
CAPITAL
PREPARE FOR PEACE
Newcomer - oldllnior - stranger or
cltUon if )ou will ooiiih to my office
you will be Interested. 1 have rady
for your examination a HCSINICKS
PROPOSITION
The owner will sell at invoice then
loaso from punliaaer, paying par
chaser 60 of his money buck for a
five ear lease, at the end of fho
)oara will turn buslnoss over (o pur
chaser or purchasers stock that will
Invoice 50 more than It doos now.
Remember oii double our capi
tal, and have employment; a Rogue
Rlvor Valley, Medford, Oroos,
proiHieltlon.
I ask you to Invoatlgato this than
ask any Hank or Ranker In Medford
as to Its merits.
J. G. BARNES
102-Wont Main St. Phono 79'J
TIMKCAKU
IKTKrtntll.W A I 'TO C'All CO.
LfOnvo Medford dally except Bun
day for AabUnd, Talent and I'hoonlx
at 8 a. in., 11 5Q a. tn., 1:16, 2:30,
3:16 and 6.15 p. in. Also on Sat
urday at 11:16 p. m. Sun days foave
at 10 a. in., I p. m. and 9:80 p. m.
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
exeept Sunday at 'J a. in., 12:60, 2:30,
3:30, 4:45 and fl : ljt p. in. Sunday
leave Ashland at 9 a, in,, 1:00, 6:00
and 10,30 p, m.
f V , i , r ,, ,1
1 1 I . c i . i . I , . 1 1 , i
, i mil lund hi hi in l ii "ii
I illnrd K fliooiirn n i I'n
da Thorn i'on, land in lot t
blk I tTi' r' I'M '" 'i n i
W. fflee et n u I'uis u.tH
land la Beatly add Med ford 1.A6
V Kaler et ux to John
M firlmdley et nx land In
1I-1H-1K litis
.lotin Thomns oi n ki to R
Mavnard, land In '.T2W inonoo
Mil lll(NI 1-ll.l.s.Nf al
tMnSnllrl ftnt AItnRmM
SOLD DY DRUGGISTS LCKYnl1CRE
IOIt
1IKNT lltlt'SKHUKI'INO
ROOMS
KOR RKN'T-t'iirnlshed housekeep
roouis, 231 Kast 9th. Call after
R. 298
I'OU HUNT nOTJSKH
KOR R1CNT .Oomfortnble furnlaheil
house, R-roomn, modern and close
III. Cftll nt 147 X. Holly, or Phono
KOR RK.VT Klorltln rooming house,
furnished.- 820 W. 1 1th. Plionn
318-.M. John P. White.
KOR RUNT !i-room modern house,
1 Vfc ncrea bottom land, good chick
en ntid garden proposition, SlK.fiO
a month, llonnett Invost. Co.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
siir.mi'i'.
I hereby nniiounco my cnndlilacy
for the noinlnntloii for aherlff on thn
ropiilillrnn ticket, to bo voted upon at
the 'coming prliuurloa, May I9th,
1 9 1 0.
I have bold the position or deputy
sheriff for the past four yearn nnd am
thoroughly familiar with the duties
roniieetod with tho orflee, both cleri
cal anil outdldo work.
I reel that I am competent to hold
tho position, and it nominated and
electiMl, will give tho people of Jack
son county an efficient and economi
cal administration.
1 also agree It elected to enforce
all laws.
Adv. 18. W. tCurley) WILSON.
IUSTRKT ATTOKNKV
l hereby announce that I have
filed my declaration of Intention to
become a candidate for the lepub
Mean nomination for tho ofllco or
District Attorney for .Inrlison county,
Oregon, subject to the decision ot the
republican party, nt the primary elec
tion to ho held May 19. 1916.
Adv. (1. M. ROIIKRTS.
I am a candidate for re-eleotloti
to the office of district attorney.
Adv. K. U. Kl'JI.LY.
I hereby aiinoiinco that 1 have filed
my declaration of Intentions, mid that
I am a cundldate for tho deiiiocrntlo
nomination for the office or district
attorney, subject to tho May primar
ies. If I am nominated and oleoted
to this office, 1 promise not to forgot
the fait that I am a public servant,
and that I will U the best or my
ability administer the affairs of the
office, Impartially, honestly and
without fear or rnvor.
Adv. NKWTON W. HORDICN
rorVTV TltKASCRHR.
Deputj County Treasurer Myrllo
W. Itlnkeloy announces her candidacy
tor tho orflee of county tieasitrer.
I hereby announce my candidacy
on Hih republican ticket tor the or
flee or county treasurer, to Ih voted
on at the eonilna nrlniai les. I have
belli tho position na deputy In this
office for the nnat ear ami am eon
fldenl that I can fulfill the duties
connected therewith.
I served two yours as deputy conn
ty recorder before taking tho msI
Hon as depiil) county treasurer;
have also had experience aa account
ant tor soverul corporations, such aa
the Medford Concrete Construction
company it ml Medford luo and Stor
age Company, before taking up coun
ts work, and will aay that my isist
record Is open for Indirection to the
voter or Jsckson county.
If nominated and elected I will run
llai ofilco wltuoiit the espouse or a
deputy and continue to serve the pub
lic Just aa ertlelent In the future as
I have In the past.
Adv. MYRTLIC V. IILAKBLBY.
I hereby announce that I have filed
in declaration of Intention lo be
come a candidate for the republican
Humiliation for the office or county
treasurer, to be voted ou In the com
ing pi I marles.
Ir I am nominated and elected will
conduct the office Iu an efficient uud
businesslike manner.
Adv. ROY L. MACL1S.
COI'XTV CLUHK.
I hereby anmiune tnat I have
(Red my deemrutlon of Intention lo
beeomo a candidate for the reuublt
can nomination for the office of
county clerk, for Jackson county,
Oregon, subject to the decision ot the
republican party at the primary elee
tlon to be held May IU, 1918.
Adv. (Little) JOIC II. WILSON.
I hereby announce that I have
filed my declaration of tntemion to
become a candidate for the republi
can nomination for the office or coun
ty clerk for .lgekson eounty, subject
to the decision nf Uie republican par
ly, at the primary election to be held
May IU, 1910.
Adv. A. X. IKLDKIIRAXD.
COI'XTV Sl'PKRI.NTRXKISXT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
ou the riiiiblloau ticket for the of
fice of County School Superintend
ent for Jackson count), Orttgon, sub
ject to the will of tie republican
party at the primary election May
19. I stuml for practical school af
flelnney, personal snort vision or the
school and allmlnaUon of eounty
school supervisor.
Adv. KRAtfCIS 0. SMITH.
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KORnrXTAimrtmsiit for rent
Th llerbrn, in Qnlne St.
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for ham; sii.iuritifkinKoua
Fon S LK -Tarn at me ranch on
Orirrin rreek, 2 1-2 miles wast of
Medford. Phone 1-KI, Mwlfonl J.
M. Loflanil. 2M2
FOR RAl.K -llmnwhul!. gnoils and
ffrult. 8.13 liast mh. rrnm 10 to 2
p. m.
FOR BALK Xlna turkoy hena. one
gobbler. II. N. ttollttii. Central
Pnlut. 2Hfi
I'OJl 8AI.H 107 Tcot l-lncli wood
wipe at lie iter feot; ISO feet 2
Inch wood pine at So par foet: 280
fent t-lneh wood ptpo at 7e tor
foot. Knr Iminftdlnta dlstrosal.
Smith ICmery Co., Ashland, Oregon
KOR SAMS Used earn Ono flvo
pneaonger IS. M. K.; one five liaa
aenger Regal; one five passenger
Corbln. Can ninUo vory rooson
nhle prices ou these cars. Ueo. L.
Trelchler, 2!l South Holly street,
Overland Agency. 281
KOR SALIC Vox Iiounild; also host
pair rabbit dogd In state. Clms.
Ollclirtat, Hatpd Valley, Ore. 28 I
KOR SALia Kino poultry and rrult
ranch; city water. 0, Mnll Trlbiino.
2SI
KOR SALIC Kord one innn tops mid
top work ot all description. Med
ford Tent and Awning Co., lOfi X.
Kioilt, Phone 7K-R. 206
KOR SALIC -lCgge from range raised
S. C. Huff Loghorus. Wm. J.
Kerns, Medford It. K. 1). 4 or phone
Mrs. A. II. Kerns, 10-K2. 201
KOR SALIC llarrod Roclc eggs for
hatching; young thoroughbred
rooBtom. J. II. Wobstor, R. K. I).,
Talent. Phono 3-K2. 2S0
KOR SALIC Seed Imrloy, cheap feed;
h:lod barley straw. Coll 732-.I2.
roit HAiirv.-ifirrsTOOK
KOR SALIC Twin work marn.i,
choop. (I. Allder, Rosh' Lane. 281
KOR SALK 20 horses; must bo
Hold. Sen Walsh, at Vinson's barn.
N. Riverside nvn. 207
TOX SMM IlKAU fCSTATH
i-'OR SAini-lood" slock ranch with
u-nlar rlnlil; unml rniiun. nt ti bar
gain. Iiiipilre Ilox SO, Jacksonville,
Oregon. S00
KOlTSAMC 6 neros Iu Qrantd Pnaa,,
good soil, diehard mid fruit for
family use; 2 wells with windmill
anil gasoline engine; good build
ings. Mrs. M. (lathing, Oakland,
Oregon, llox 00. 2S1
LOTS $16 1CACII $1 down, $1 per
month, no Interest, (luarunteod
cleared and level. Healthful and
fast growing community. Klue for
home or Investment. Write for
particulars. Rex 71, Rochester.
Wnali. 153
WA.YTIO ."SITUATIONS
WANTKD Work by hour or day by
lady. PhoiieSII-Y. 2s 1
SITl'ATtON- Ry stenographer, 6
years experience: references given.
Address K. IS.. Mall Tribune. 2X3
WAXTICH -'Position on ranch by
good housekeeper and cook; one
that will appreciate good home,
llox C, Mall Tribune. 2X1
WANTKD Wtoh'To make contraet
to care for orchard. A. Wilson
Clark, llox 736, .Medford. Phone
JU7-L. 1
U'ANTlin MlhumrtfnNKOHH
W ANTICD-I iorsi "oi over 1 0, no I
lesa than 1 1 .'; must he sound aud
gentle, llox H.I Mall Tribune. 2K2
WANTKD Stock hiigs." 7f to luO.
Communicate with Central Point
Packing Co. 283
WANTKD Sheep bought ad sold
Rosenberg llros., Central Point.
Phone 3lxxxl. 308
WANTED A good Ford ruuabout.
Phono I03-U3. I8X
WANTKD A second band gas en
glue 1 or 2 h. p., light weight,
with pump Jack. J. A. (Ismuilll.
K. D. 1, Medford, Phone 1 (-F2-1.
280
WANTKD Auto to rant
month. Call 017-X.
by the
281
WANTKD Dreaaiuaklng at home or
by dny. 141 X. Central, Phone
478-M.
WANiiSD To eara for children day
or evenings during abseneo of par
ents at theater, etc. Phone 72N-J.
2K7
WANTKD Your vulcanising and bat
tery charging. I'lionn inju. t'uss
TraUlug Slattou. 28 1
WAXTKD KnUtiniiTmlll wanU worn
on, full time; aalary 16 weakly,
distributing guaranteed hosiery, or
26 cants an hour spar time; per
manent work; experience unnec
essary. Address Manager Interna
tional Mills, Norrtstowii. Pa.
TAMJX IT
isiaj i .af-si n n t i i rnnnssrsrS iri ahafsar
TAKKN HP -Three cattle, oue Jersey
, crop off left ear, noil on; ona
Jersey belter, crap off laft ear;
one rod statr cJf, ball . Owner
way hava suw by pMrlSK sharges.
W, it. Uwk, MtitqrA, Qn. m UX
lAnt
i imT flouring from '' on our on
I' ir in iih 1 1 ii r i mi f'nnf r.il
Point and Watford Itov i, Mnll
Trlhune Ji
LINT ln fiiinir Mrdiilf IMIsl hS
i iff-n 'I il'tii nnd Mfftford. .VdllfV
i i I hMiifi ift 'i: f Medferd,
I or m'drcss It W lilnabfl nt, Talent.
end receive reward 3B8
1 LOUT Wednemlav evening nl Sntfl
torlnm hv Mildred Tore, rod MS
kana etlk scarf finder alanso
"inn to Trlhnne offleo or plnsna
11 -L.
.MOXIIY TO LOAN
TO LOAM $10i0 on improved ranch
Holmes the lunnranea Man.
llllSIXICSS DIKIIOTOKY
Auto Suppttot
LAIIKIl AUTO 3PRINO CO. We
are operating the largest, oldest
nnd best equipped plant In tho Pa
oiric northwest. Use our springs
when others rail. Sold under guar
antee. 20 North riftecnlh St.,
Portland, Oro.
Attorneys
aBOw7 ClIKRilY Attrney.r'nnS
.Notary, Room 0, Jackson County
Hank Itulldlng, entrance N. Cen
tral, Medford, Oro.
PORTICR J. NICKK, WM. P. MUALBT
Attomeys-nt-Lnw, Rooms 8 md
0. Medford National Rank bMg.
A. K. RKAMICS, LAWYIJ1R
Coroy bldg.
-tiaruott
0. M. ROUKRT8 Lawyor.
MedTord National Rank, Dulldlng,
Dcutlsu
t)r. wTmT Van scoyoc
DR. G. 0. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Oarnett-Coroy Rldg., ulto 310
Mcdforo, Oro. Phono SCO.
Collections nnd IlcMirts
COLLECTIONS AND RKPORTS Wo
collected somn nocountn 14 years
old. Wo know how to got the
money. Tho lluttook Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Itonma 1, 2, 3, Has
kins' Rldg., 210 K. Main ot.
Knglnecr nud Contractor
FRED N. GUJLMINOSSirKlnwMiQ
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Dldg
Surveys,, ostluiato. Irrigation
drntnago, orchard and land im
provement. - " ' 1. 1 - ii i
Insurance
KARL 8. TUMY General Insurnnco
otrice, Klru. Automobllo, Accident,
Liability, plate GIhsh, Contract,
and Surety Honds. Kxcollent com.
pnnlos, good local service. No,
210 Gnrnott-Coroy Rldg.
Instriii'tloti lu Music,
HAIOHT MUSIC STUDIO Room
401, Garnott-Coroy bldg. Fred Al
ton llalgbt, piano; Mrs. Florence
Ilalllday Ilulght, volco. Phone
72.
Garbage
GARRAOIC Hot your promlsos
cleaned up tor tho Biinimor. Call
on tho city garbago wagons tor
good servlco. Phono 274-L. F.
Y. Allen.
I'll) Melons nml Rurgrons
DR. V. O. CARIfOW, DR. KVA
MAINS CARLOW Ostoopntblo
physicians. 41G-417 Garnctt-Corey
bldg.. phono 1036-L. Residence
20 South laurel ut.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician, 203 Garnott-Corey
building. Phono 130.
DR. J. J. KMMKNS Physlol.in and
aurgoon. Practice llmltod to oyo,
oar, nnso nud throat. Hyofl ocleu
tltlcally tested and glasses nip
idled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. It. Co. Otricos M. K. & 11. Co.
bldg , opposite P. O. Phone 507.
DR. R. W. CLANCY- Physician and
Burgeon Phones, offlco 30, resi
dence 724-J. Office hours. 10 to
12, 2 to 6.
DR. MARTIN C. IIARRICR Physi
cian nnd surgeon. Offlco Palm
block, opposite Nash hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J.
T. O. IIKINB. M. D. Kyo, Kur,
Nose and Throat. Headache ami
nervous conditions relieved by
properly rittd glaasaa. Cross oyes
straightened. Office 228 K. Main
St., phone 303, Consultation froo.
GORDON MAC CRACKICN, M. 1).
Homoopaihle Physician, Surgeon,
22S Kast Main St., Medford, Ore
gon. Office phone 112, residence
phone 732-R2. Office hours 1 to
4 p. in.
D Rrarw.TKHirKNSON-Physlclan
and Optician. Calls answered.
Kyes tested; Glasses fitted that
will correct any detect ot vision;
prices reasonable. Phone 802-X,
Offbe at residence for tho present,
Medford, Oregon, 1 40 S. Holly.
Printers nud Publishers
MBDTOUD'lMll'NNO'cO.VnnsYne
best equipped printing offlco In
noiithern Oregon; book binding,
loose laat ledgers, billing systems,
ate. Portia ml prlcos. 27 North
Hr St.
Transfers
IUDU TRANSFER & STOILVOU CO.
Office 43 North Front st. Phone
316. Prices right. Sarrieo guar
nnteed. Sewing Machines
8?NOI0R SB WING M ACHINHS FOR
SALK OR RBNT Soma wed m
sblaes also for sale. ClaanUtg and
rapaJvtug. C. A. Chapmaa, At Md.
ford rtirnitur ft Hardware, store.
ftiahTjpffi 376 So. Central, PhQua
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