MfCDFOItn MA.TU THmUNK, MfTTWOItT), Oltt (lf)V. BTnDAY, .WnifTANY JM, 1010
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The Greater Medford club will
giro nn oriental ten nt the Holland
hotel when the almonds nre In bloom.
Profusions of lheio blossoms will lio
used In transforming tho rooms Into
u miniature flowery kingdom. Rare
prints, paintings nnd woodcuts will
adorn the walls, wnlle rape, trays,
brasses, nigs nnd othor objects of
oriental art will enhance tho beauty
nnd Interest of tho scono. Maids of
fair Juprtn will servo tea and grand
Indies of tho land of tho dragon will
greet the visitors at every turn. It
eas deomod nlvisablo to inako this
affair oriental rather than Japanese,
Inasmuch as strict ndhereuco to the
latter would have excluded many
beautiful objects of art from other
parts of tho orlont. Kxact dato nnd
coiuinltteoa. will bo announced later.
A musical program of very high or
der has been arranged.
The Arts and Crafts league wishes
to extend sincere thnnks to Mr.
Palmer for the fine Vlctrola so kind
ly furnished for their social after
noon, and to Miss Jacks, who gave
two oxccllout readings and tho Med
ford Run mid Mall Tribune for tho
generous space given In tho lutercst
of tho league, also to tho May com
pany and committee for tho bounti
ful decorations of bunting and fes
toons of red hearts. Km It pnnoh and
wafers wore sorved In a pretty booth
by Mrs. Andrus, Mrs. Wilson and
. Mrs. Iiunuh. Tho league will hold
business and study meetings on the
first and third Friday evenings of
very month ut tho homes of tho
members. On tho third of March nt
7:30 p. m. each luombor In requested
to bring n notebook and pencil to
the homo of Mrs. ltoland (I. .Ueaeh,
r.1C Liberty street, where Mrs. Hcltio
will conduct n course of study she
took when enrolled us n Ufa member
of tho National Art Soclo'ty of Chi
in go.
A very successful Washington tea
wns given by the Roosevelt Parent
Tcnchcr circle nt tho home of Mrs
J. W. Mitchell, 28 (loticvn nvonuo
on last Tuesday afternoon. Tho
rooms were beautifully decorat
ed vvltlrflags, Ivy festoons and hatch
eUi. A largo attendance enjoyed tho
following pregram: Vocal solo, Mr.
Kdmcadcs; vocal solo, Mrs. Lunge;
talk, "Tho Organization and Pur
poses of tho Parent-Teacher Circle";
vocal solo, Miss Illnmnu; violin duet,
Mrs, Daddyiuan and Kdwnrd Charles
Hoot, Miss Hut lor. accompanist. Re
freshments of tea and angel food
oako were sorved.
The Paront-Teacher circle of the
Roosevelt school hold Its regular
meeting Friday. Mrs. Stoddard ad
drossod tho circle, giving the alms
and efforts of tho civic department
of tho Greater Medford club, and en
listing the co-oporntlon of the circle
mid tho children of the school In
furthering the work In tho Roosevelt
district. Mrs. Walsh gave u very
interesting and suggostlve paper on
"Diet for Sohool Children."
The Parent-Teacher olrcol of tho
Lincoln school mot at tho school
building Friday afternoon. Tho pa
triotic program which was liven by
tho pupils of tho socoud and third
grudos was enjoyed by nil proseut.
.Following tho program a business
meeting was hold at which time Mrs.
John A. Port was olected secretary to
succeed Mrs. Moody, who has moved
from the city.
Mi. Stewart Patterson entertain
ed with a dinner and skating wrlv
Tueadny evening for .Mi Margaret
Uublmiil. The ue-t weie: Mix,
Frank I'reMon. Mh Dorothy (.'on
uor, II. Chandler F.gau, A. t'onro
,1'iero uihI Dunbar Cm.
The ladies of the Altar society of
tlie Catholie ehuivk gave m ten on
Wednesday Nfteruwon in the wuh
ball. Mr. J. I). Siutiolt and Mr.
William (J. Steel we iv hostes.
The Kuit Sidu ShukenH'are eluli
met at the home uf Judge and .Mr.
K. li. Kelly Wediiesdav evening with
I'M Andrew tt leader. The thud net
qf "Twelfth Night" wo taken up.
.Mr. and Mrv Corning Kenlev nnd
l
P&
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-tfo
ultUdron aie expected to arrive in
Med fold some time next week lrotn
Chicago, where they havo been
inmdiug th winter.
Alin. K. F. Schmidt eutortMined the
Wednesday Auetiwt llriilne elub at
her Iiihhv on Orange fctreot Wetlueb-
tltiy aftunuMHi.
. Airs. It G. lUrdwoll wi bote
if tb QirU' TKurwlnv HrMtfc club at
bar bow m Sta 0ktkju Thiu-kduy
afliMM.
Mr. and Mm. Waller Ilowae are
9 uewupynur Ummt ' hum on
Siftkiyou Hrigtrte.
w
Olt J(i Davis w.-i lin.le-H t.i the
l.idu- .it ll,- J-.l. ' , lull 'id . .11
(eiiKi'iu
MoiMut ftiinir, PVbrnart i, wn
oh-omsj by Ik KjiWWlh hagw
their hnhiwI WaahiHfloir Mrttalav
lisinfHct Ih IMr Ofktl ball n the
porner wf fbutlelt and Ftfnrth rfet.
Thiw auiiMal Iwmrnei I liwotning
more mhiI inn fwrmlar curb .trnr
nnd m eiijterly looked forwaid to as
tlie lenajM' irr'eat family reunion.
Tlie hull w d wo rated with flair
mid bunting: with Owtrjie Wnhiii)r
lon'i idelnie in a pnHnineiit plaee.
The talfles wwf pnHtily dworntwl
with violetx aHl feriio. Uxor 110
uicmberH nnd Fnends were )iri'eut at
(!:t"i p. in. nml "at down to partake
of the abundance of go ml food which
had been prowdod for the occasion,
and us one of (lie hpcukcri duly ald,
there watt nn abundance.
George nnd Mnrtlm WHMliinglon
Lwere preKint nn the houoied gueitn,
and Geotge kindly eon-enteci to net
as UwNtmitHtoi', oven thougli bo
dittcd: "This wan thrust upon me.''
Mr. HolliiN responded lo the Ion!,
"The Shepherd and llin Flock"; Mr.
Miles Towers to "The Flock and the
Shepherd"; Mi Until Danielw in u
happy vein to "The llos"; Ilalpb
ilalcolm, "The Uang"; Grnndpa Wil
son, "Some Advice." Solo were
given by Mr. Ve--ey ami Mix. Van
Koooe. Mr. Mathis urged upon the
youiiLt people to be more uppieeiut
ive of their muiiy opportttuiticH.
Too niueli eiedit caiinol be given
to the committee in elim-go for their
tuitlifiil work in milking; tho bauiuet
U Hlll'COftS. I
This agro.ivo young nooplo,. or
guiiixatioti fctandK for the higlioal and
noblest in life, mid invito nil who
arc interfiled in higher ideals to
join with them in lietteiin;; eouditiou
for young people.
Mis Tlieouo Carkin delightfully
eiitoitaiiied tlie pupils of the sev
enth, eighth nnd ninth grade of (lie
Jnckhou school Saturday eveiiinf nt
her home on lteddy avenue. The
room wuh prettily ileeorated with
i'hiins mid Ijiinting in honor of Wash
ington' bitthday.
The evening was upont witli iuui(?,
progressive game and a gues-iiig
contest. Harriet Million ami Lee
Parker icceived the prixo for pro-
gressiut; tin. most dining the evening
and (Joldie Wilson and Ileibert
Schell received the eouolnliou
liii.es. Iltixcl Slandly mid Wnltor
Sherid receied iri.e for the guess
ing contest. At the close of tlie
evening dainty rofrotihiiiunlH were
berved by the hostess. Those pies
fill, iin'iuiie uiu lOUOWIllg: .Misses
Mruce I'utuam, (bddio, Wilnni, Maud
Schloiehuitt Duiothv Myei, llaxel
Slandly, llnrriet MilncM, Alice
Sehleiehert, Vera IJvaiw and Anne
Hansen; Mosms. .luttu Wnkius, .lottu
Kreen, Ileibert Soholl, Lee Parker,
Deon Stewait, Autin Raymond, Myrl
Gainett. Arthur J less and Walter
'Shorid.
A very delightful eveniiiK ' spent
Tuesday at tho eard paitv given bv
tho Altar Guild of St. Mark's Kpis
coml church at St. Mark's hall. Six
tables of bridge nod live of live bun-
.1.....I : 1 fin
ujvii nni' eiijueii. I lie hoiiveilirs
were awaided to Miss Hess Keutuer
lor bridge nml Martin McDounugh
tor live hundred. The hull was dec
orated with Hags and ferns and re
freshments were served ut the eard
tables by the follewing: Mises Helen
Strang, Fein Wing-. Jfary Ilrown,
lluth Hamilton and Drowning l'ur-
din.
A Washington lea was given by
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uie iumiiuiu ueiier luiim lor ine
eourade and fawilv Timmliy. A
very enjoyable program w given
an follews: J. S. Caldwell, talk on
"Ijiieolii"; H. A. Canailuv gave a
talk on "The Day and lis Memiiiijt";
Mi. Klsio Clay iom1 "The Court
ship ol Lincoln and Murtha Cuiti;
imtriotie sung, ladie of the eorps;
piauu solo, Sadie WJiilmaii; piano
solo, Little Mis I'.vuns; talk. F.
Ileining:. After the pn.gu.iii limeh
w served in tho UtHtipaet bull by
the ladies.
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The ludiV ol tbj Coluuv elub nut
for their lejrular ine-tihg at their
elub ruouis ut the Mu'foid hotel on
Tiio4h ufteruiMW to eoiiliniie 'b
woiv ; hh'king binduges .md utbr
HuitiaU t aid !u tbc work of the
itud L'"js soviet v.
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Mrs. Frank Owen left Miidav for
a visit tu Shu Fr.mi i-i n.
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K'NDtY MAIL THIS UMiMf iU CANtEH
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Mr, f). V. !fcng aiwt Mr- Hwriv f
MtHelMH MilPllailHI WntnHitv
evenint in lienor f Sir. Ifcurvi' and
Mr. Mtorckman' birthdav-. The
imwi wrr prrttHr ileeorated with
! nml red carnation a color
fheme of red being earried out.
AHfltoii bftdftff wan the mletiHinmeiit
far the evnhjr. (hhiom be4ig won by
Mr. flerne Collins and Hojrer Den
nelt. A dainty lwo-enro lunehemi
was served bv the hostesses. The
HtHwIa prasent were: Mr. and Mp.
Kdward Soulier. Mr. and Mrs. .1. .1.
Kmniens, Mr. hhiI Mrs. Iloter S.
Dennett, Mr. nml Mr. Frank It. Kob
erts, Mr. and M;-. ('. S. Dutterfield,
Mr. and Mn. George T. Collins, Mr.
and Mm. 1 lorry Stoeckmnn, Mr. mid
Mra. 0. C. Do;-.
A birthday party was givn by
Miss Georgia Williams at her homo,
.111) Kdwnrds street, last evening. A
very pleusnut lime wns indnUed in
by nil piescut in giimes, recitations,
etc. A repast was served at a suit
able hour. Tho rooms were deco
rated with flags. Miss Gicb ussited
the holofs' mother in serving lunch.
Those ptocnt were: Misses Mny
Lindley, Gruce Draiuurd, Alice Lyons,
Im-iiiicos Grcb, Georgia Williams,
Helen Williams; Messcrs, Xominn
Maxwell. .Io-eih Datemnii, lluiold
Leonard, Arthur lluss mid Leo Will
iams. Cluulcs A. Murdock will spenk ut
the library Saturday evening on
"I'eixnml Reminiscences of Diet
Unite." His long acquaintance with
California and its writers mid ur
lists nualifies Mr. .Murdock paitieu
larly for the work, as he has lived in
the state over fifty years. A pari
of that time his business as publisher
brought bun in outline! with the writ
ing people. of the coast, and his rec
ollections of the most brilliant of nil
nre embodied in bis uddtcss on Diet
llarle. The leeluie at 7 rill) is free
mid the public is cordially invited.
An informal dunce wns given Wed
nesday evening by the Loyal Order
of Moose in honor of the first presi
dent. George Washington. The dunce
win held in the coxy lodge oioin and
wns the most succnsMful ever given
by the lodge, over fifty couple be
ing present. At midnight the guests
were invited to the banquet hall,
where a light luncheon was served.
Howell's orchestra rendeicd the mu
sic for the evening. The lodge plan
on uiving u dance evcrv two weeks.
IT is xitii:
(bat the unusual Bale of a remedy
Is tho best evidence of Its merit.
TSAQK MASS
itiinoi vnsM poviu:us
nre guaranteed to glvo relief from
rheumatism Thcv aro usually largo
sellers. Sold only by us, 50c and
$1.00
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Slli;iUFI
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tho nomination for sheriff on tho
republican ticket, to ho voted upon nt
the coming primaries, May 10th,
191G.
I havo held the position of doputy
sheriff for tho past four years and am
thoroughly familiar with tho duties
connected with tho office, both cleri
cal and outsldo work.
J fcnl that I am competent to hold
tho position, and It nominated nnd
nlcctod, will give tho peoplo of Jack
son county an efficient nnd economi
cal administration.
I also agree It oloctod to enforco
nil laws. ,
Adv. IC. W. (Curley) WILSON'.
I am a candidate for tho nomina
tion of Sheriff on tho republican
ticket to bo voted for at the primaries
May 10, IH IH. if nominated and
oloctud I will enforce the law and
glvo tb public an honest. Impartial
and efficient admlnUtrntluu.
37 ywirti In Jackson county.
Adv. H. X. LOFLAXI).
I heroby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination for
sheriff, to be voted on at the toiiilng
primaries, May ltb, l10.
I feel that I need no introduction
to the public, having been a icsldmit
of Jackson county for 26 vears.
I pledge no self. If elected, to give
an linpiiilinl. economical and con
servative administration of this lin
poitaut office.
I have eudHMvoretl to servo the
public falthfulh In the fitikt ana
agree. If el set ml, to strictly ami
Impartially enforce all laws. HavliiK
a very large experience In ttiH mat
ters of taxation and kuowlug Jack
son euuiily thoroughly I pledge my
self to conduct the Ux collection
branch of the office lu such a manner
.is to serve the tuxpMers honestly,
iirniiiptlv and efficiently.
dv. W. T. UKIICVK.
niSTIllCT ATTOIt.VHV
I am a candidate for re-election
to the office of district attorney
Adv. :. K. KliLLY.
I hrrb snnounic tbst I hire
'1I'",1 nJ decl.n.tUm of iutcntlon to
,l)1" esnatuats for the upun
Mian noir.iRitinn tor th offl
' rtutrk-t Attorno for Jsioo
I'iiis noir.Ustiin tor tli office
of
OUIlti . I
JlSEES3car
i)Tjr,r,, sntjjuT to Jut divl.lon of tneMOU fa" ' avi'v nA iihr id
rei.htilbf.fi nirty. at the urinary Old -
tin n tu be field May !0, tm;
Adv. o M KOUWtTS
I lierxtA aunounc tsat I buve filed
mv declaration ofntention. and that
I am a ...ndl.lale i..r the jletinx ratb-'
dmiii iti.tt 'ii ii.r i i nff i' irl.F
.iilom- t i.. i . -,I i nm ti
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SPILLS
Tif OKA 5 rhf-iiMm.4TifivS
hMXJm ruum il.J i ii,m s.iifcV
bv A'l "mh ' ''s "'" jsi.
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"r"f''" wfi'ii.iC".Trnn
tnttiiiMwiiaSM,Mri, Alain MdHMt
S01O BY VRtnGISTS LVERYWKCRE
J.J
to this office, 1 prion., not to forget
tho fact that I am it iu i 1 1 . servant,
and that 1 will to the best of my
ability administer the affairs of IOj
office, Impartial! , honestly nnd
without fonr or favor.
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NKWTON W. HUUOX
a)rPnPitAvOt.
Deputy Couaty Tresurer MytlO
W. Iibtkoley nnoitoces her cttdlltooy
for tRe otc of countv tre"tir.
I fctrsby sstounce my iiJU'
m tht republic tlckat fr tj of
fice of county tMasur'r. tu Ira otd
on at tit rculat primtrlci. I bJ
litld tin 9!ttlii dtMrty la tHI
nffics foe ths I'Mt .vear mi tsi ton
fldsat that I cn fulfill tb dutltt
connected tHwsvith
I strvfd to ytars deputy conn,
ty recorder before taking the posi
tion ss deputy county trctturor; I
lisve lo had rxperlenc s Account
ant for sovcrnl coriorailos, such at
the Medford Concrete Construction
company and Medford Ico and Stor
age Company, before liking up coun
ty work, nnd will say that my past
record la open for Inspection to the
voters of Jnokson county.
If nominated and elected I will run
tho otflco without tho expense of a
doputy and contluuo to servo tho pub
lic Just as efficient lu tho future as
I havo In the past
Adv. MYItTLK W. DLAKULUY.
I hcroby announce that I havo tiled
my declaration of Intention to ho
como n candidate for tho republican
nomination for the office of county
treasurer, to bo voted on lu tho com
ing primaries,
If I nm nominated and elected will
conduct tho office In an efficient nnd
buslnossllko mauner.
Adv. HOY L. MAULK.
COUXTV CLKIIIC.
I hereby announce tnrit I have
filed my declaration of Intention to
become n caudldate for tbo republi
can nomlnntlnu for the office of
county olerk, for Jackson couuty,
Oregon, subject to the decision of the
republican party at the primary elec
tion to ho held May it), 191 C.
Adv. (Little) J OK II. WIL80X.
I hereby announce that I havo
filed my declaration of Intention to
become a candldato for tho republi
can nomination for the office of coun
ty clerk, for Jackson county, stibjoct
to tho decision of the republican par
ty, ut the primary election to bo held
Mny 19, 191(1.
Adv. A. X. IllLDUUUAXD.
COfNTV SUnnUNTHXIIKXT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
on tho republican' ticket for tho ot
flco of County School Superintend
ent for Jackson county, Oregon, stib
joct to the will of t(io republican
party at tho primary flection Mny
10. I stand for practical school ef
ficiency, personal supervision of tho
schools nnd elimination of county
school supervisors.
Adv. KUAXCia C. SMITH.
COr.Vl'Y AKSIttitiOll
I hcroby announce my candidacy
fur tho offlco of county assessor of
Jackson county on tho republican
tlckot, Mibjoct to the primary on
Mny 19. I pledge myself to an
honest, efficient, Impartial and econ
omical discharge or tho dutloa of the
office nnd propose to make all assess
ments upon the basis of the trim
actual valuo of the property nnd not
upon any Inflated valuation.
Adv. UKOHUU LAUXSIACIL
I horowlth announce my candidacy
for county assessor, subject to tbo
decision of tho republican party at
tbo primary eloctlon to ho held May
19, 1910, If elected I pledge myself
to make a Just and equltablo assess
ment and iidmlnlstor (ho affairs of
the offlco In a bnslnoss-liko mntinor.
Adv. J. It. COLBMAX.
County School SiiHTliiteii(leul,
To the voters I am republican
candidate for miiuty school super
intendent at the primary election,
May 19, 1910.
I am for supervision of tho schools
by the superintendent and for econ
omy In the couut.v superintendent's
office and ever place where It does
not retaid tho efficiency of tho
schools.
I am tu favor of progressive educa
tion, that Is. ediKsilon that prepare
the boy or girl for life. I am for all
having a square deal and an equal
ubance for an education.
If nominated ami elected I will
do every thing lu my power to make
the schools of Jackson couuty the
host lu the state.
Adv. A. J IIAXIJY.
SIM.MO.NH.
In tho Circuit Court of the Stats of
Oregon, for the County of Juckhou.
Hogue Itlver Vallev Cuuul Company,
I'lulutlff, vs. Flora A. Iivlne and
(J. W. Irvine, Defendants.
To the above named defendants Flora
A. Irvine and (1 W. Irvine.
In tho name of tbn state of Oregen:
You ar hereb.v Mimiiiouod and re
quired to appear in the above en
titled cause of court and file our
answer to the complaint of plaintiff
on file thorelu within six weeks from
and after the date of the first pub
lication of this summons or from ami
after the date of personal service of
this summons and a cou of said
complaint upon n without thr sute
of Oregon, said period of six weeks
being tbe time prfccrib-d itbtn
which you shall o apMtar and answer
by the order of publication in tbe
sbove i ut li U J Dillon made In the
Houorabln '. VI ilklli", JuU'- of
aitl Court, wliuji niitr iie,vifc dat
ed liruar -'''N m
And von sre lirreiv imiifi4 that If
iinvlnt wlttilli (be lime aforesaid.
plaiotlff nil) apph to the onii fun
tbe relief demanded In said cum
plaint, a u((lut tW?Mint tifCtbluh
il"f o demaisd la as follow.
I That the court will aUierialn and
"" the value ofolhe re4l 'Jtate
''"i-iiif in in pi)..i rlaied in 'hm w
i ' t " " ' n . . ni ni .in 1 1 ii
' v,i i n
in will' tn hi ft-
HHCHESTER
rhinttoti ftM4 tfrtwa iiftestn fef (irt
each slda fit trbt awtMer l)n MtefMr.
nn, along aflil over the promts
nWHHd hv thf rffunrtsnl nra A.
Irvine sltmttrtl In iQri entiHty and
descrlbml a fellows, to-wit
llenlnnlng n.ao rhala oast nt
souihmMt corner nf iHitislsou land
claim Xo. SI of Martin AmmI. In
township ,17 south rang I wont of
Willamette meridian; running taemea
north 17.90 chains, thence nasi " tin
rbalus: tlirry-e iQiith 17.90 chains;
thence west o chains to to- place
of begnnlng, In Jackson county, Ore
gon. Said ceirtsr lOe belli detiObed
ns folluos, to-wlt
Itegluiilng at a Ivoln on the east
boundory lino A the premises obo
descrlbeikC7 9-10 rc?t rontb or the
nortludst corRer thereof; tbeticn
north l." fltarets and S ffdnutea west
2M) fstt: these north rfo degrees
ml t mltute t 1 ftt: thence
north -14 de.rM and JS minutes
est 92 ftst to tho north bounds?)
Hue of .Id premises
Al.io en onsement and right of
ay for tu Irrigation canal on nml
over a rccttugtilnr strip of land 15
feet In width and 9H foot In loiigth,
the west line of ulilch strip Is do
scribed ss follows, to-wlt:
Deglunlng nt . point on tho oast
boundary lino of said promises 107
9-10 feet south from tho northeast
corner thereof; thtucn south on said
cast boundary llbo of snld promises
'J3 feet.
And also determtno the damage. It
any, resulting from tho appropriation
thereof to tho remaining lmtda of tho
defendant above described.
That upon tbo payment Into court
uf the amount so ascertained the
Plaintiff havo Judgmont against de
fendant, appropriating to it snld
easement nnd right of way.
Dated February 25, 191C.
First publication of this summons,
February 2Ctb.
POItTKIt J. NISI'V.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
nm ukxt -FUitxisiiKi) aith.
FOR ltRXT Apartmout for
The Dcrbon, 10 Qulne St,
rent.
VOIl IU2XT nOCHKS
FOIt HHXT-Furnlshod buugalow,
close lu. .101 South Central.
FOIt ItKXT-Modorn C-room bun
galow on King street. Inquire 010
South Onkdule. 292
FOIt
ItK.Vt IIOUHKKliKl'IXa
IIOOMH
FOIl niCXT FurulBliod housokcop
rooms, 231 Kast 9th. Call aftor
6. 290
FOIt Iti:.T MISCKM-ANKOUH
F7)rUiixHancii"to rent?two i"ind
half miles from Medferd: water,
buildings and pasture. I'hono B.su-J.1.
FOIt BAIiK JMSCr.liliAKKOOB
FoTt SALH--Twosoated "hack With
top; practically as good as new;
r.;. Piano, mahogany case. $lfi(;
easy terms. Idy's saddle, aost $l.'i.
will Mil for 120. (lout's saddle,
cost :o, sell for ::. Sllvor
mounted bridles go with them.
I'honti l.":i. J. C. Herring, Cen
tral Point. 890
FOIt SALK CIIKAI' Oood back, sin
gle harness and baud ourt. Union
Livery barn. 800
FOIt SALK Hilled bay, III.; young
brood sows (3) IT. each; heifer
calf, G mo. old. $15; tOu-ogg Incu
bator. $3.60; light spring wagon.
1S; Hroiizo turkeys. Mrs. I). M.
McXaaser, Centra', l'olul. I'hone
113-Xa. &H
FOIl SALK Hluestuiie ut SR cents
tier M)tind. Hrnoat Wohb, Central
I'olut. 291
FOIt SALK Or part trade, a Hood
paying established liuslness ju
Klamath Fulls, Ore.; will take pint
trado; Invoice $ 1500; reason for
selling, going oust; what have you?
Address Hox 1130, Klamath Fulls,
Ore. 293
FOIl ALU & rabbits nTa bargain
It taken ut nine, fill W. .Main.
289
FOIt SALK- -Large solid oak side
hoard, child's folding hud. Call
1UU9 West 9th. 293
FOIt SALK 1000 gullou all tank
and 100 gallon hauling tank. Kr
nest Webb, Central Point. 392
FOIt SALK Stoam hoisting engine,
Westlnghoiiso air compressor, Kop
iw side dump car. luoo ft. t-lb.
rail. Oregon (Intuitu Co.
FOIt SALK Or trade, one second
hand auto truck, 1 ton, lu good
condition; will trade fur second
hand Ford. Apply to Hox C33,
Ashland. Ore. 29S
FOIt SALK Overland roadster.
good running order; snap. $12'.
cash. I'hono 1SS-II, between G and
7 p. in.
FOIt SALK Soudan grass and Col
lego Minnesota .No. 13 seed corn.
F. S. Charley, Jlrowiistioro, Ore
307
FOIt SALK Ford one man tops and
top work of all description, Med
ford Tent ami Awning Co, 100 X.
Front. I'hone 78-lt. 295
WHY?
SV.V, MilKIII I.K OF ntlCKM
Tent vr tent lower than jiab-
llsbeil before
Hear i'rcV bet turn, talf In
tultlv.nlon I Hi.'O
lir "ic bottom, all In
(nlfitian ' . 115.00
rtib k, threcfc.urtbs cultivat
ed .. 4100
ivet. under (HUh IS
Coinmeroiat, Orcllard' buie, CuU "li
Appb3ie lrri;(teil, half ill uiIiIva-
tioii, hiiyrovfd o oj
o Kljr; jli: NOW
J. C. BARNES
1" w Mam b ' ! i "
roil rtififw.fiiricn-Hit7i
Ml
inf i wTO' mvmxmmm0mm
roil SAL Team, mmarm 4 bar-
hmm; horRM wetgb IJ0. 44
Taiei" at. I
rott SALK
Ii hrsa must k e14
Km Watt
, at PntAn Llvary tfarn.
So. Rtraratdf) Are.
a7
rofl SALR Span mules
Adams, Central Point, Or.
rranlt
313
FOIt SAMS Ckwd work mare) nlf
$10; ftilttvator. Incubator, buy
rack, cheap for nlek Ml. 0.
Adder, Itosa Ine. ItO
K(5l SALK Younj rl cow, also
.I9bu Oeere
disc plow.
R. V.
o'ntm, near
Douse.
Luno PIho
acboal
S9S
FOIt SALR Milch co, Jory. a
bargain, It taken siaio. Phone
17-FKi. N. K. ChlldoM. S39
FOR SALK Ono flrst-chft" Jors-1
cow. ,. HStovons, Tolo. 391
i'o sAi.r pour.Tit ad ks
Knit KAl.k' Kl-ch for luitrhlnir. Sll
vcr or Uolden Camplnos from prlzo
winning strain. Call 1 1 Cottuga st.
or phono 510.
FOIt SAliK Harrod Hook egga for
hatching; young thoroughbred
roostors. J. 11. Webster, It. F. I).,
Talent. Phono 3-F2.
289
FOIt SALK Kgga from rnugo raised
8. C. Huff Leghorns. Wm. J.
Forns, Medford It. F. I). I or phono
Mrs. A. II. Fortis, 19-F2, 291
FOIt SALK 320-cgg Pottilunin Incu
bator, Phono 039-.I2. 289
FOK SALK S. C. Whllo Leghorn
cggH for batching from my trap
nested O. A. C. strain. Karl Knnpp.
Phono 922-J. 290
FOIt SALK Kggs from prUo win
ning Hurt Orpingtons, $1 per 15;
U per hundred. J. W. Shirley!
Q Al.nnntl Ml
28 Almond st.
FOIt SALK S. C. H. I. Hod setting
eggs'. Telephone or write ICruest
Wohb, Central Point. 292
FOIl SALK-Kggs from selected
winter laying and prize wjnnlug
strain of ti. C. Hhodo Island lleds;
$1 )icr sotting. Mrs. C S. Lainmcy,
Hogue Hlver, Oro., It. 1. 292
FOIt SALK Hatching eggs, day or
mouth old chicks from prize win
ning heavy ogg strain White Wy
nndottos. Write for Information.
Tel. 21x2. A. K. Strong, Kaglo
Point, Oro. 290
FOIt SALK Kggs for batching. It. I.
Hcds; also P. Hocks. Tel. 488-X,
I). Hradloy, 811 Dakota. v29.1
rOH BA1M HBAti KSTATM
1'IVK acres elenred and now bun
galow with flroplaco, only $875,
$ir0 cash. 40 acros with running
stream, near town, worth $4000,
cash price only $1(100. Write W.
A. Perkins, Horhuster. Wusb.
FOIl SALK Pine, modern buiiga
low, closo In, at big sacrifice for
Immediate sale. Clark llealty Co.,
200 Phlpps bldg.
FOIt SALK Some of the best stork
ranches In Jackson county; cattle
go with the ranches. Como sen
what I have. Phone. T. C. dallies.
Troll, Ore. Ill
FOIt SALK Hood stock ranch with
water right; good rnugo, at a bar
gain, liuiulre Hox SO, Jacksonville,
Orogon. 3UU'
WANTicn m ru.vnoxH
WAXTl7) Work byTiieday or hour.
Phono 855-W. 289
llll,P WA.VI'KH MAI.jii
(lOOl) CANN'ASHHH. 'mTmTcml
profit. Addrosa S. K. Hayes, I logo
bblg., Seattle. 289
It KM WAXTKH 1'IWIAI.i:
WAXTKD Woman for general
housework, family of two; good
wages. Addroas Hox H, Mall Tri
bune. WANTI5D siinirt-niinrvrioUH
WAXTUI) Four or flvo room mod
oru bungalow; Harden spare. Hox
(1, Mall Tribune.
WA"XTKD HorsoH or burros, also
saddles suitable for looking State
approximate weight, condition
price and where can he seen. Ad
dress J. Sypher, Cleudale. Ore. 290
WAXTKO-Two-seatod hack with
top. Must be reasonable. Phone
till-JJ. 290
WAXTKD Shoep bought and sold.
Hosenberg Ilrox,, Central Point,
Phono 3lxxxl. 300
WAXTlilJ DrtsMiUttking at homo or
by day, 1(1 H. Central, Phone
4 79-M.
WAN'TicTitrTltttnic intll wants worn
on, full time; salary $15 weekly,
distributing guaranteed hosiery, or
XII cents an hour spare time; per
manent werk: experience unnec
essary. Address Manager Interna,
tlonal Mills, Xorrlstowu. Pa.
MIKCHMiAXIvOtTH.
I KkiiH as li cm Axi'fra ' hTkal."
by I lev. .1. T. Sunderland, ami oth
er Cnltarlan llterstuie sent free to
iniiulrers. Addrws Miss llaxel
Hurtou. Central I'olut, II. P. i). No.
t, Oregon. 311
ACT QtMCK' Atitomifbllf gasollnn
VOlug op Sell Osso-Tonle, xllN
Kkollae at ;ic a gsltou. tilliuluatrs
Arbi.ii. (lulUr an hour profit, 4lei
tiiurimiil White Mfg. Co.. Is-in
to. CiiiiHuiait, OMo :3
VH.N'IMSO M.MillM: operators- at
tenllou' We wU slitii .Mill vtlut
liik'.iia 1 Iii-h for ball ,'iim on basis
out mublpe and five boxes gutn
tax paid fi't Vobi ilHi'ii DilUti
vOiiia Mint Jituii ()i,. Wilmington,
W . w -. X a . k- -v---ri --.
r1.fl O
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I lis, J -i Cei inn ii slft.vy
y i i, (. . k leiti iYhl
iii JUtuiiU' .
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vjd'lillll In
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TAKtt.V CI
TArtRN f?P Tbrw. eat i to, 0H9 Jtfnr
eow, eraji vff toft Mr, Nil oA; otto
3mm katfar, crop aff left car?
o ml alMr eulf, btfl on. Owner
may hnv same by p9tnn entfnftis,
W, R. Iirtb, Mmlford, Pro. 2DX
TAKKX CI' Sorral borafl, right bind
foot while, wire eut In left fruHt
hurt, white saddle marks. Owiior
mh get prirty by wyln(f for
9.en and ad. Janea 11 nm.. Phono
370-X.
M0'
MONKV TO TOAX
y'
TO LOAX $1000 on Improved ranch
Holmes tho Insurorfo Man.
KIMti ianecw$
Asste 4ismm
LAHKIl AUTO SPRING CO.VW
oro operating tho l.-vrrwst, Ideas
nd best oqulppcd'plaat 1 flro Pa
clflc northwest. Uso viur sprlns
wbon others fall. Sold under gunc
nntoo. 20 North Vlftooath St.,
Portland, Oro.
AtKrocy
OEO. W. OHBRUY--Atternoy.. mi
.Notary, lloom 9, Jackson County
Hank Ilulldlng, cntranco N. Cob
tral, Medford, Ore.
PORTBU J. NKFF Attorney nt law,
rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National
Hank Ilulldlng.
A. K. ItEAMBS, LAWYER Garnet..
Corey bldg.
Q. M. RODERT8 Lawyer.
Medford National Dank Building,
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN SCOTOO
DR. C. O. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Oarnctt-Coroy DIdg., ulte
Medforo, Oro. Phono 8C6.
Collections and ltcnort
310
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wo
collected soiuo accounts 14 years
old. Wo know how to got tbe
money. Tbo UuttocJc Morcantlls
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Hiu
klns' Hldg., 21G E. Moln at.
lCngluccr and Contractor
FRED N. CUMM1NQS Bnglnoorand
contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg.
Surveys,, cstlnmtos, Irrigation
dralnngo, orchard nnd land Iru
provoment. Inmiranco.
EARL 8. TUMY Oenoral Insurance
offlco, Flro, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plato Glass, Contract,
and Surety Honds. Kxcollcut com.
pantos, good local service. No.
210 Garnott-Coroy Hldg.
Instruction In Music
IIAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Room
401, GnrnotUCnroy bldg. Fred Al
ton Hnlght. plnno; Mrs. Florence
Ilalllday Ilalght, voice Phone
72.
FHKI) ALTON IIAKIIIT, teachor of
plnno and harmony. Composer
and arranger of music. Hnlght
Music Studio, 101 (laruett-Coroy
building.
Garbago
OARUAGH Get your promisee
cloanod up for tho auinmer. Call
on tho city garbago wagons for
good service. Phono 274-L. IT.
Y. Allon.
Physicians anil Murgcons
DR. K. 0. CARLOW. DR. EVA
MAIN'S GAHLOW Ostoopathlo
physicians, 41G-417 Garnett-Corer
bldg., phono 10.1GL. Heeldonce
2C South Laurel at.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostoopathle
physician, 303 Garnott-Corey
building. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. KMM1SXS Physician and
surgeon, Practice limited to aye,
ear, nose and throat. Kyoa scien
tifically tested and glasaos sup.
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
It. R. Co. Offices M. F A 11. Co.
bldg-, opposite P. O. Phono C07.
DR. II. W. CLANCY Physician anfl
surgeon Phonos, otflco 3G, rosl
dense 724-J, Office hours, 10 to
13, 2 to 5.
DR. MARTIN C. nARHKR Physt
clan and surgeon. Office Palm
bloek, opposite Nash hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
T. G. IIH1NK. M. D. Byo, Ear.
Nose and Throat. Hoadaolioa and
nervous conditions relieved by
properly fitted glasses. Cross eyes
straightened. Office 228 K. Main
St., pbone 303. Consultation freo.
GORDON MAC CRACKEN, M. D.
Homoepathle Physician, Surgeon,
IIS Kast Main St., Medford, Oro
gon. Office phono 142, residence
Phone 732-112. Offlco hours 1 to
4 .
DltTo! W. STHPIIHNSOX Physlolnii
and Optician. Calls answered;
Kyes tested; Glasses fitted that
will correct any defect ot vision;
prices reasonable. Phone SO'-'-X.
Office at residence for the presont,
Medford, Oregon, 14G S. Holly. .
Printer on Publishers
MKDFORI) PR1XTINO CO., has the
best equipped printing offlco la
- couthern Oregon; book blading
loot Itaf Itdcer. bllllag system
etc. Portlsad prlc. 37 North
Fir rt.
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