TABLE ROCK TABLEIS
Fred HowuiMiK wlio hi been em
ployed li llic Pnliner Ittvutmriit Co.
for several yiirn nt the Modoc or
chard, lin -M-vercd lilt connection
with that compuny mid gone lo Port
land. Mrs. Fitzpntrick, who underwent n
Runout o)erntion nl the Dow hospi
tal soino weeks ngu, returned homo
Inst Sunday niul seem to- ho much
improved in hcnllh.
0. PciiiUnnd nnd Fn-jb Lester re
turned Inst -Snturdny from Talent,
where they finished seeding Mr.
l'cndlond's much nt that place.
Jnmos Reese enine on from flnhl
Jlill Inst week to do sotuo blight cut-,
titig in Iim nrehiird.
Qniglcy nnd Hendobj, the Medford
contractors, were doing bu.sjness in
Tnblc Rook Monday. They report
considerable activity in the building
line.
The school "kids" from thin dis
trict who went to Siuii'h Valley last
week In dike pnrt in n Hxllinjj ninteh,
enmp buck trailing their bnnnrrH,
Laving" been defeated by the Snm
Volley school. The "kits" ivpro not
witisficd, however, with the verdict,
nnd will try them nuothcr round on
Thursday nftemoou nt this tlnce.
An error occurred in Inst week's
iloins wheie Iho statement wns made
thnt Enr) Dodge lipil bought a Dodge
ear; the name Hhpujd Jiuvo been Knrl
May.
W. it.'Hynitu nnd h. Filzpalriek
were buincs visitors in Central
Point Monday.
Knde, the MiMford transfer man,
brouaht out n nick load of spmy
di)M) Wednefidny.
ror fiomo unaccountable reason
largo number of the pine tree on
the upper Tnblo Ifoek have died dur
injr the past year.
Several flower-picking parties were.
on (no "iiocfc" bunriny, and ninny
beautiful bonquets of lamb's tongues
nun lines wcro Krourea.
The Table Hock Improvement conn-
eil held n, mooting at Iho home of
l.oloncl UaaUbuni onp evening ns
week to dihCtlSM rniiil ninttni-n.
Several nercs of fino land have
been cleared during tlio last winter on
Uie Conner ranch.
Through the jreuerokity of the Cen
tral I'oim bank, its pn'tronH in this
vicinity nic reiiciriug n year's Hub
heription tu the Farm Journal.
J no rnin.s of the int few day?
nave put n temporary Mop to form
work, but have been of much benefit
to growing erppH; Iho will have n
tendency to hold back Iruit blosoms,
which, owinir to the pievious wnmi
weather, are i'urthor advanced thun
usual. .
M. M. Hoot of .San Francisco is
spending some time here looking uf
ter Iiih orchard interests.
Tho Tnblo Koek ball team defeated
the Tolo team at that place Inst Sun
day in one of the hardest fought
gnmoH ever plnyod in the valley. It
wiih beginning to look like a shut-out
game for both sides, when a two-base
hit by Xoalon let Fitrpatriek in, mak
ing the only score of the game.
Much credit is due Claik Cplljim,
tho Table, Rook pitcher, who held to
Tolo boys, who arc known as excel
lent hitters, to n few scattered hits,
nnd by giiud hendwork pulled his team
out of several pinches. The next
game, between tho two teams will be
played at (hip plijcc.
Reported by Jackson County At
tract Co., Blxth and Tr It.
Itcwl lNUlt; Transfers.
Joseph Hull to Cyrcuius Coin
best ct n., land in sec. 28-30-tiW.
. .. a6f.
Anna I). Conrad to Hudolph A.
Conrad, pnrt oi lot 3, block
1, Cottage Add., Mcdford .
II. H. Toft et ii.t to Anno L.
Conrad, pait of lot 3, block
1, Cottage Add., Mcdford
GcflrgP W. Stephenson ct x tp
Carrie lliggs, lots 31.32, blk.
.1, If. II. Add., Ashland
Ouorxc V. Htophcnson et ux to
Klmcr U. Stephenson et ux,
land in blook 3, Ashland
Mcdford I. 0. 0. F. No. 83 to
Angus MeDonald, lot m Odd
FcIIoivh ("enifctery, .Mcdford
George V. Stephens.on et u fo
Carrie Iliggs, lot 10, Ilnglc'i
Add., Asiland
George W. Stephenson et ux to
Carrie Iflgg, land in blook
3. Ashland
George W. Stophpnon et ux to
Kmma A. Stephenson, lot 10.
block 0, II. II. Ada., Ashlupd
Goerge V. Steplienson et ur to
OoArge S. Stephenson et nl.,
Ijnd in w. !.';-1H
Kliaubeth A. Smith to Ute of
V. I. Vgwier, dwmfeii, e.
l-P-3lt . . .
Jam H ilifiiibotham et hv to
WiNinta fs V4mmlu,
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Products Mcdford North Mala and
West Medford register now nt the
MaRTrlbuno office. .
TheGreatKidneyMedicine
Fulfills Its Mission
I was afflicted with bladder trou
ble. I suffered bucIi great patu that
tho doctor had to tnko my urine.
After tho doctor had treated me for
two weeks, I did not got any better.
Remembering that a fow doses of Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root complotofy ro
Hoved by motticr-ln-law, nftor all tho
doctors who were called on her enso
bad failed to do hor ar good, I ask
ed my husband to got mo a bottle of
Swamp-Root, which ho did, and I
took It and throw tbo iloctorn' pre
parations nway, bccaiiso Immediate
ly after I Marled taking Dr. Kil
mer's 'Swamp-Root I wan greatly re
lieved. My husband wan no plcasod
ho cald I should tako one dozen hot
Ucfi of Swamp-Root, but by tho time
I. had taken seven bottles I was com
pletely rostored to health. That wns
six yearn ago and I hnvo not taken
any picdtcluo since. My weight Is
195 pounds, hnvo thrco children, do
my. own work In a houso of twolvo
rooms, and koep boarders.
Very truly yours,
MRS. ANNIE BAUailMAN.
CS7 Newell t. Raberton, Ohio.
Personally appeared before mc this
19th day of Dccombor. 1914, Mrs.
Annie' Raufthman, who subscribed
tho nbovo statement nnd made oath
that tho sne Is true In substnuce
and In fact.
'' A. Morton, Notary Public.
"Letter to Dr. Kilmer Jt Co., Ulnc
hampto'n, N. Y.
lrovo Wiat Simiup.ltoot Will Do
Ir Von
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer &
Co., RlnKhnnipton, N. Y., for a sanw
plo bIio bottle. It will convlnco nriy
pne. You wl)l also rocelvo a book
let of valuablo Information, tolling
about tho kidneys and bladder. When
writing, bo sure and mention tho
Mcdford Mall Tribune. Renular C06
and $1 site bottles for bale at nil
drug stores.
OHDI.VANCK NO. 13
An ordinance amundlng 'Sections 1
and 2S or Ordinance No. C69, tho
samo being "An ordinnnco reRtilat
Ing the use nnd sale of water In tho
cty or Medford-, and prescribing
rates for tho use thereof, nnd repeal
ing all ordinances In conflict here
with," as amended oy Ordinances
Non. $24 nnd 814, and repealing all
ordinances and purls of ordinances
In conflict herewith.
The City of Medford dpth ordain
as follows;
Section 1 of Ordinance No. C69
shall bo nmonded so an to rcud as
follews:
Section 1. The following rates oro
hereby fixed and specified as the
minimum monthly rates to bo charg
ed to consumem of water In tho City
of Medford, Oregon, for the use
thereof, from nnd utter the first day
of June, 19 1G.
Public garages, including water to
wash vehlclos. 13. 00 to $13.00
Office buildings and blecks:
Kach room above ground floor. $ .10
Mumi uiunuv liuiitu, tiuiiui
and bowl) . .
Kach additional tolluL
Kach additional urinal . .......,
Rptldlug purpONOs:
For each 1000 brick laid, In
cluding water for mortar....
For wetting each barrel of
11 mo for other purposes than
laying brick
For laying cement sidewalk,
per so,, ft. .
Fpr laying rouomte paving
base, per m. yd
For lajlng curb, per 100 lln.
ft
Concrete work, per eu. ft
Churches:
Hnse rate ....
Ilnrber sheps:
Ono barber's chair
Kach additional chair
Kach toilet
Hath tubs, each . . . .
1.50
.150
.50
.15
,06
.008
.01
.26
.002
1.00
noo
.21
.0
.75
Kach urinal
.50
RcstaurautH, boarding houses, oys
ter and lunch counters and similar
establishments:
Rase rate $2.00 to $10.00
Bach toilet no
Kach urinal SO
Public' schoels:
Paso rato 10.00
Dwellings:
Kach lot 50x150 feet or less
with six-room houso or less
with or without bath, toilet
apd sink
Above G rooms to 9 rooms
Cs'lpo rooniKto 12 ropuuf'
1.50
1.75
2.00
2.50
Above 12 rooms
Kach otUyjtpnuJ frpt foot
Apartment nouses- or Flats:
.01
WHY?
eAsir wAxrw
SO acres Bear Creek bottp:, 70
aires In cultivation, alfalfa, fruit al
grain, easily Irrigated. Lesi than
3 mll.es Horn Medford. $(5S0 caih.
One of the best buys In Jdokion
pounty. gay .when and I wtH show
you.
Je C. BARNES
102 West Main 8t
o Phone 799
MEDFORD MKIP TRIBUNE,
-!ij.. ..'.. '.:.. iiiLj.i!i..i' .':... i . .. i i
Wlttr two npnrtmentN nnd
Iwn
Apartment houses having four
apartments or finis..... . ...
Apartment houses having six
apartments or more, per
apartment or flat of not
over three rooms, each
Abpvp with apartments of
more than three rooms
Photo galleries:
Rase rnto
2.50
3.00
.50
.75
2.50
Hotels, hoarding houses and lodg
Ing heuses:
Kach bedroom for guest ,...
Klrst bath tub for general use
Kach additional bath tub for
general use
Water closet for general uso
Kach additional water closet
for general use ,. ..
Urinals
Ratlin and toilets In private
.10
.7P
.50
.60
.50
.50
suites, each 25
Colleges, academies, hoarding
rchoolfl and all slmllnr Institutions
whore schojnrs board and ledge:
Raso i-ato $2.50 o 10.00
Fixtures same an hotels.
Medical and business colleges, pri
vate schools nnd kindergartens
where scholars neither board nor
ledge:
According to number of schol
ars 11.00 to 10.00
Moving picture shows, tliontorn,
public halls nnd buildings:
Rase rato $1.00 to 5. 00
All fixtures samo an hotels. Above
rato applies where water Is used at
nil. for any purpose, whether con
nections are in building or not.
Saloens:
Rose rate n 3.50
All fixtures samu as hotels.
Hospitals and asylums:
Samo rate as hotels.
Rllllard rooms, bowling alleys, bi
cycle racks, shooting galleries and all
llko places:
Rnnn rate $1.00 to 5.00
All fixtures same rata nn hotels.
l.lvery and reed stables:
Rasa rata $5.00 to 15.00
Fixtures samo as stores.
Railreads:
Per thousand gallons
Soda feuntains:
Rano rato ,..$.00 to
Where candy kitchens are at
tached, extra .
Traveling Miewh:
2-rlng show or less, per day....
ft-rlng show or less, per day. .
4-rlng show or less, per dny . .
.OS
2.00
1.00
5.00
7.50
10.00
In every case nn additional fee pf
$2.00 per day for city attendant will
bo charged.
Stock rates:
Horses mid cows up to tho
number or four on any ono
premises shall bo frco of
charge. Kach additional
horse or cow
Libraries:
Same rate as public halls. ...... .
.10
2.00
commercial greenheuses:
With dwelling of C room In-
eludod. $2.50 to 15.00
Federal, state, county and city
buildings:
Same rato as office buildings apd
blocks.
Rnkerles:
Unso rato .'.... .$1(50 to 10,00
Rlacksmlth sheps:
Rnse rato 1,00
All fixtures same as sore,s.
Manufactories pf all kinds, and
gravel -washers;
Rnso rate $1,00 to 15,00
Offices.
And all like places on groupd
floor of buildings .'. .75
All fixtures same rate an stores.
hach occupant exceeding six,
additional
Steres:
Grocery, dry goods, shoo and
similar storos not otherwise
provided fqr elsewhere.
Hnmi rate with ordinary use or
water by six occupants or
less
Water closet
.10
1.00
.50
.25
.50
Kuoh additional water closet
L'rlnnl
For settling ditches and fills:
I'm' cubic yard settled 01
Steam bollors for power purpeses:
Up to .10 h. p., per h. p 25
Abovo 30 h. p , per h. p 20
.Hunting plants In nil buildings
oxcopl dwellings:
Stoma or hot water. j.. $l.p0 to 2.00
Plunge baths:
Meter rnto of lc per 1000 gallons
Continuous flow fixtures not per
mitted unless metered:
Slop or swill hopnors 2.50
I.dudrlua:
Hugo rate .. . . .$P.0O to 15.00
Shower hath:
Smiiih as bath tubs.
Section 23 or Ordinandi No. 009
shall be ampnded o as to read as
folio us:
Heetton 23. in all cases within
tho City of Medford of lots In ox
cons of 00 feet frontage, provided
tho same has not a groatar depth
than 150 feet, and tho samo Is used
and supplied with wntor at the base
rate os provided In Suction 1 or Or
dinance No 0C9, nu oxtrn charge of
six cunts (Go shall bo made for each
additional front foot for the Irrigat
ing season in each and tver your,
and shall be paid to the city recorder
betwoon June 1 and Juuti 15 of ouch
and ovory year
All ordinances and parts of ordi
nance In coufllot herowlUi are here
by repealed.
The foregoing ordinance was pass
ed oy tne olty council or the city of
Mcdford, Orogon, on the 2 1st day of
March. 19JG, by tho following vete:
Mann, aye; Kmmejis, aye; Amy,
nyeKoene, ayo; Ilurgrave, aye;
Dvls. a jo.
Appnoed March 52, 191C.
(Said) ' '
(Slgnod) V. J. EMKIUCK,
lllij or.
Attest:
tfSlEped) E T. FOSS,
Recorder.
1 1 j- m it
WblTUfrta AfWVftGEHNT8
CWICISIT JUIK3U.
I have filed declaration of candi
dacy for tho offlco ot Circuit Judge.
I will slnccrely'uii&reclate an oxpres.
alon co approval by the voters, of my
administration of the office during
the pad six yeaitt.
Adv. FRXSK M CALKINS.
FOR- HKPjfalSKNTATlVK
I hereby announce that I have tiled
my Bi-daratlon of Intention to become
a candidate for the republican npm
liUtlon for the office or representa
tive subject to the decision or The re
p&Jdlcau party at the oomlug primary
elect Ion.
Adv. C M. THOMAS.
MEDFORD, OREOON, FIUDAY. MARHT 21, 10lfl
i i ii. nj- i ,i
flffKltTfT.
I have heretofore formnlly an
nounced my candidacy for the noml
nation for sheriff nn (he republican
ticket to bo voted upot nt the com
ing primary oloetlon, May 19, 191C.
1 linve held the position of deputy
sheriff during tho past four years. It
Is unanimously concoded thnt n mark
et' Improvement hnn necn inndo In
all department! or tho sheriff's of
fice during the incumbency of tho
present sheriff, the records ti tho of
ffei at the beginning of tho present
administration woro considered the
worst In tho ntato they aro now
considered equal to any nnd hotter
than piost.
Tho work ot tax collection has been
systematized so that quicker mid bet
tor service Is now being rendered,
and taxes collected at a much less
cost I hnn heretofore.
1 am fully conversant with the du
ties and needs of the office for which
I aspire.
It I am nominated and elected I
plcdgo myself:
1st To maintain tho offlco In Its
present efficient condition.
2nd. To ondcavpr to. further Im
prove tho servlct to taxpayers uud to
minimize tho cos thereof.
'3rd. To Impartially perform all
duties and enforce nil laws.
12. W. (Curly) WILSON.
I am a candidate for the nomina
tion or Sheriff on tho republican
ticket to bo, voted for at thp primaries
May 19, 19.1 C, , If nominated nnd
c) co tod I will ouforio tho law nnd
give tho public pn liopest. Impartlnl
and orriclont administration.
37 years in Jackson county.
Adv. HAItltY K LOFLAND.
I hereby announco my candldncy
tor the republican nomination for
sheriff, to bo voted on nt the coming
primaries, May 1 0th, 1010.
I reel that I need no Introduction
to tho public, having boon a resident
of 'JnckBon county for 20 years'.
I j'ladgo mysolf, If elected, to rIvo
nn Imnartinl, economical and con
servative administration ot this Im
portant offlco.
I bavo endeavored to servo tho
pttbllc faithfully In tho pant and
agree, If elected, to strictly nnd
impartially enforce nil laws. Having
a very largo experience In tho mat
ters pf taxation and knowing Jack
son county thoroughly. I pledge my'
'self to conduct the tax collection
branch of tho office In such a manner
as to serve tho taxpayers honestly,
promptly and efficiently.
Adv, W. T. GRIEVE.
I am a candidate for tho republi
can nomination, of sheriff ot Jackson
county, subject to tho primary, May
19. 1910.
I hnvo llvod In Jackson county
twolvo years, mndo the raco for tho
nomination for sheriff two years ago
and received a splendid vote despite
tho unusual conditions I had to op
poso nnd would appreclato your sup
port thin time.
If elected I will cntorco nit laws
and pladgo myself to an economical,
Impartial and conBC-rvatlvo adminis
tration. Adv. A. W. WALKER.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tho nomination for sheriff on tho
democratic ticket, subject to tho will
of tbo voters at the primary to bo
held May 19. l'JIC. I am a native
son of Jackson county and my on-
tiro past life Is subject to your Inves
tigation. RALPH Q. JK.N.NIUb".
Adv.
I hereby pnnounco my candidacy
far tho democratic nomination for
sheriff to bo voted on nt tho coming
primaries. May 19. 1910. I have
served the city of Medford as chief of
poltco tor over five years ami during
that tlmo served under four different
mayors. I nlcdga myself. If nomi
nated and elected, to serve tho public
and do my duty qn sheriff nt nil
times, und give tho public nn honost
and Impartial administration.
AdV. J. V. JHTTBUN.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Deputy County Treasurer Myrtlo
W. Blakeley announces her candidacy
for tho offlco of county treasurer.
I hereby announce m candidacy
on tho republican ticket for tbo of
flcp of county treasurer, to bo voted
on nt tho coming primaries, I have
hold tho ppsttloit ob deputy lu this
offlco for tho past year and am con
fident that I can fulfill the duties
connected therewith.
I sorvnd two yours ns deputy coun
ty rocordnr beforo taking thn posi
tion as deputy county treasurer; I
have also had expartniuui m account
ant for several corporations, such as
tho Medford Concreto Construction
company and Mad ford Ice and Stor
ago Company, beforo taking up coun
ty work, and will say that my past
rocord Is open for Inspection to tho
vptorn of Jaekaon county.
If nominated and electod I will run
tbo offlco without thp expense ot a
deputy and continue to servo the pub
lic Just as efficient in tho futuro as
I have in the past.
Adv. MYRTLE W. BLAKRLKY.
I hereby announco that I bavo riled
my declaration of Intention to be
como a candldatp for the republican
nomination tor the office or county
troasurer, to bo voted on in tho com
ing prlmuno8.
It I am nominated and elected will
qpqduct thp office in an efficient and
businesslike manner.
Adv. ROY L. MAULH.
I hereby announce that l r.m a can
didate for the nomination of county
treasurer tor Jackson county, Oooson,
on the ropublicap ticket to be jjotod
iur av mo primary uiovuuu iu uu iieia
May 19, 1910.
I formerly held tho offlco ot county
treasurer and bellevo I gave general
satisfaction to the public.
During the tlmo I was county treas
urer the county employed expert ac
countants to expert the county offi
cers' books and said experts compli
mented my work very highly as a
public official.
If nominated and ejocted I shall
endeavor to conduct the affairs ot th
office In an honest, efficient and bust-
ness-iiKe manner.
Adv. JAS. M. CRONEMILLER.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
I am a candidato for re-election
to the office of district attorney.
Adv. K. K. KHLLY.
( hereby announco i)H I liav
filed my declaration of Intention to
becomo candidate for the reuiib-
llcan nomination tor tho offlco of
District Attorney for Jackson county,
Oregon, subject (0 tho decision of tho
republican party, at tho primary elec
tion 10 po iioiu .May IP, mm.
Adv. 0. M. ROBERTS.
I hereby announce thnt 1 hnve filed
my declaration of Intentions, and thnt
I am a candidate for tho democratic
nomination for tho office of district
attorney, subject to the May primar
ies. 11 1 am nominated ana oloctcd
to this office, I promlRo not to forget
tho fact thnt I nm a public servnnt,
and that 1 will to the best of my
ability administer tho affairs of tho
offlco, Impartially, honestly and
without foar or favor.
Adv. NEWTON W. BORDEN
The first ot the year n number or
republicans, Including many who ap
proved of my efforts In the Interest
of tho taxpayers as atato representa
tive rotir yearn ago, requested mo to
becomo a candidate for tho offlco of
District Attorney, InnsmlioH as there
would bo. In addition to tho regular
duties of the criminal nnd Juvenile
courts, now dutlrs mid conditions
confronting tho offlco. Among these
were inoutloned tho enforcement ot
tlio prohibition act. nnd tho llkcll
hood of having to foreclose mnny tax
Ileus, particularly thoso against the
Southern Pacific land grant of nearly
unit minion ncrcs m jacKson county,
amounting to about $200,000
My reply wns that I would becomo
a candidate It It wcro concrnllv da-
slrod nnd tho race could bo mndo
without assuming special obligation
to any particular individual, faction,
locality or lntorcst.
Thorororo, nftpr consulting person
ally pr by lettor several hundrod men
and women of all occupations In
all parts ot tho county, believing
more is a real aosiro tor my candi
dacy. I will bo a candidate for tho
nomination ot District Attorney on
thn republican ticket.
Adv. JOHN II. OARIC1N.
I am a cnndldnto tor tho of floe ot
district attorney oil lha democrat
ticket. If nominated and elected, I
shall serve the county as I have
served tho City of Medford during
tho past llireo years, diirInK which
time 1 hnvw boon Its city attorney.
Adv, R. R. M'CADE.
COUNTY CLERIC.
O. A. (ini-ducr is Iteimbllciui Cumll
, duto for County Clerk
I hereby announco my .cniidtdacy
for the office- of county clorlr nnd If
nominated mid clocted will continue
to glvo my out ro tlmo and attention
to tho duties thereof, conduct tho
offlco according to lnw and glvo nn
efficient, economical and business
llko administration.
Adv. 0. A. GARDNER.
I horoby announco thnt I bavo
riled my declaration of Intention to
become a candidato for tbo ronubll-
can nomination tor thn offlco of
county clork, for Jackson county,
Oregon, pubjoct to the decision ot tho
republican party at tho primary oloe
tlon to bo hold May ID. 1910.
Adv. (Llttlo) JOE II, WILSON.
I horoby announco that I hnve
fllod my declaration of Intention (a
becomo a candidato for tho ronubll
can nomination ror tho orr co or conn.
ty clerk, for Jackson county, nubjoct
to tho decision ot tho republican par
ty, at the primary election to bo held
May 19, 191G.
Adv. A. N. HILDEBRAND.
COUNTY ASSESSOR
I heroby announco my candidacy
tor tho offlco or county assessor or
Jackson county on tho republican
ticket, subject to tho primary on
May 19. I plodgo mysolf to nn
honest, efficient, Impartial and econ
omical dlschargo or thn duties or tho
offlco and proposo to runko all assess
ments upon tho basis of the truo
actual value of tho property and not
upon any Inflated valuation.
Adv. GEORGE LAUNSPACH.
I horowlth announco my candidacy
for county assessor, subject to tho
decision ot the republican party at
tho primary election to bo held May
19, 1910. If electod I plcdgo mysolf
to mako a just and equltablo assess
ment and administer tho affairs of
thn office In a buslnoss-llko mannor.
Adv. J. B. COLEMAN.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tho democratic nomination for
tho office or assuaaor ur Jaekaon
county, at tho primary to b bald
May 13th, 1910. Have lutd threo
years' experience as deputy assessor.
AttV. GLJ.YT GALLATIN.
COUNTY SUPHR1NTMNDKNT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
on tho republican tlckot ror tho or-
tiu or County School Hiiperintond
ent for Jackson county, Oregon, sub
Joet to the will of the rwmbllnin
party at the primary election May
19 I stand for practical school of
flclenay. personal supervbtlau of the
schools and elimination of county
aeliaol suporvlaors.
Adv. FRANCI8 C. SMITH.
To the veters: I am republican
candidate for county sabool super
intendent at the primary election,
May 19, 19 1G.
I am for supervision of the schools
by the superintendent and for econ
omy In the county nuperintondojit's
offlco uud every place whore it dooa
not retard the olttcleney ot tho
schools.
I am In favor of progroaMvo educa
tion, that Is. education that prepares
tho boy or girl tor lire. I am for all
huvlm; a snuare doal and an cuiuai
chance for an education.
If nomlnatod and electod I will
do every thing In my power to raako
the schools ot Jackson county tho
dosi in mo state. .
Adv. A. J. IIANBY,
I hereby announce that I bavo
filed my declaration of Intentions,
and that I am a eandldato for the re
publican nomination for the office ot
County School Superintendent of
Jackson county, subject to the pri
maries pr May 19.
U nominated and electod I pledge
myself to an bouost. Impartial und
economic administration and will
personally supervise our schools.
I bold an Orogon Ufa certificate,
and having recently spent four sen
slons 011 preparatory work, both In
thy University of urogun and ) tlio
University of California In tho study
of modern education and supervi
sion, and having served tho county
na rural school supervisor for taw
years, I fool competent to fill the of
flco In a thoroughly satisfactory man
ncr nnd hereby solicit tho support of
ovary truo friend of education.
Adv. G. W. AGEU.
I am n cnndldnto for tho ropublP
enn nomlnntlon for County School
Superintendent. I stand fer: A con
tinuance of progressive policies In
education, economy consistent with
etriclcncy, equal educational advan
tages far thn boys and girls on the
farms with thoso In tho cltloa and
towns.
It nominated nnd elected I will In
the future, as In tho pnsl, give my
full tlmo and beet efforts to tho
supervision of tho schools and tho ad
ministration ot tho duties ot tho of
fice. During my Incumbency I hnve
not confined mysolf strictly to tho
rotttlno duties or tho office but have
taken n broader view of tho mission
of the County School Superintendent.
In nddltlon to my efforts vo rnlso the
standard of teaching and Improve tho
physlcnl conditions at school I hnvo
labored to promote tho welfare or
the boys and girls through industrial
clubs, school fairs, school credits ror
homo work, parent-teaohors circles,
spelling and arithmetic contests, and
other activities. I fool that my work
has boen reKartled wth favor and In
order to continue this work, I am
asking lor ro-olcctlon.
Adv. J. PERCY WELLS.
FOU RUNT natTBEKTEPlNa
ItOOMS
FOR RENT Thrco furnished house
keeping rooms, ground floor. 220
South (Irapii. Phone 7Q8-X. 312
FOR RENT FURNISHED AITS.
FOR RENT Apartmont for ront.
Tho Borbon, 10 Qulno St.
FOR, RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 2-story liungnlow. with
sleeping porchos, electric heat, ev
erything up to date; garage, fine
lawn, reaes, fruit and herrlwt of ull
ikluds. furnished or unfurnished.
51G W. Jackson St. 0
FOR KENT Three room (tirnlshod
houso nt 421 Woodstock St., rent
reasonable. See Dr. Scoly or J.
W. Borrlan.
FOR RENT fl-room modern bunga
low, range connected, oast front,
Bhado. Tel 488-X.
FOU BAT.tv TrtrrcsTOOK
FOR BALK Young cow, giving 10
quarts per day. O. Ookermnn nt
Old .Ma Grudorpher, East Side
Central Point. . 2
FOR SALE
1000 lbs.
-Riding horse, about
322 East 12th st. 313
FOR SAI.i; POULTRY AND EGGS
FOR BALE d'rfzo whTnhig light
Brahma birds and eggs. Phono
or wrlto C. Carey, Tulont, Ore.
FOR HALE Whlto Wyundotlo eggs
$1; cockerels $1. Frltschu, Route
2, Mcdford. 313
FOR SALE Puro bred B. P. Rock
B. B. Hamburg eggs, $1.00 per 15.
Phono 138-J. 318
FOR SALE Eggs from aolocted
winter laying and prlzo winning
strain or S. C. Rhode Island Rods;
'$1 per aotting. Mrs. C. S, Lammoy,
Central Point, R. R. 2. 318
FOR SALE Hutching eggs, day old
chicks, O. A. C. strain, from trap
nested, brod-to-Jny 8. O. W. Log
horns; egg production first, but I
also hnvo quality. At So. Orog.
Poultry Show I won two firsts, one
second mid thrco specials on six
birds entered. W. J. Warner, Mod-
ford. Phono G9G-M, 310
FOR BALE MlSimLLArtKOUa
FOR SALE Chwip. second hand hi
cycle. 203 Gonessco st. i
FOR HALE--Wagon and double har
ness. C. E (Intoti, Sparta bldg. 2
i
FOR SALE Sowing machine, rug,
1 Iron crib; I mlsulou crib. Phono
Ml-X. 315
FOR SALE One Monarch gaa water
hunter, ono gua range, onu wood
ruuge. g07 Smith Oakdulu. 315
FOR SALE Hay.
burg.
11. W.
Uunio
313 FOR SALE Runabout lu good con
dition; good tliee; $175 If taken
within tun days. Box 21, care
Mall Tribune. 313
FOR SALE Ororland roniUter. Sou
E. A. Illeks, Manager, Oregon
Granite Co.
FOR SALE CHEAP Two new eow
twy saddles, new buggy, set of new
single harm. Union 8tabJs. 333
TOR BAIJt ItKAli jCSaiATJH
FOR 8AUC Three acres excellent
land and a fine modern bungalow
having four rooms and a sleeping
poroli nnd good outbuildings, with
in a wild of th Medford city lim
its. Turwa reasonable, inquire of
U. W. Berrlan, Medford Bank bldg.
Ill
KOK SALE By owner, choice Bear
aruqK oouoiii mna oioe to Med
ford, with eight year old fruit treat
--a.pple and peart; alto alfalfa
land. Houses and lots for aula or
rent. Jasepb Taylor & Son, Phone
U2-H. . ssi
WANTKr MlhtmiiiiA.'VKOrjB
VVANTED-Second hand surrey- or
hack. kl2 Sherman st. 4
W A NTliDOne or two comfortably
furnished roams und good board
for mother and daughter, olpjio In.
Box 30, Mall Tribune. 3
MISCELLANEOUS.
"J&US AS HUMANITY'S InHAL'
by Rov J. T. Sunderland, and ottw
0 or Unitarian literature sent free ta
Inquirers. Address Mian Hazel
Burton. Central Point. R. F D. No.
1, Oregon. 311
PAOE mm
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Middle aged woman for
general housework Phono or wrlto
Mrs O K. Webb. Central Point. 7
WANTED Woman $30 for distribut
ing frco skeins Wear-Proof dnrn
lug cotton with hosiery your sec
tion. Experience unnecessary. In
ternational Mills, dopt. 700, Nor
Irstown, Pn. 42
WANT EH SITUATIONS
WANTED Japanese waptH day work
- do all kinds. Phono 1 3 (5-J after
G p. in. C
""SjNRSS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE- Good paying business
In Medferd: first class location;
cheap tor cash, If taken nt opce.
For particulars address XYZ, cam
..Mall Trillium. 8
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE Flvc-pnss. auto
for real estnto. Phono SiG-R, af
ter 3 p. m. 3
FOR SALE or trade for land, good
brick building bringing cash rent.
Rex K, Mall Tribune. 311
MONK If TO liO AN
TO LOAN $10.00 on Improved ranch
Holmoa tho Insurance Man. "
business Dmcaronr
Anto SnppHe
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Ws
are operating the largest, oldost
nndbest equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Uso our springs
when others tall. Sold under guar
antee 20 North Fifteenth St.,
Portland, Oro.
Attorneys
OEO. W. CHERRY Attornoy nnd
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jaokson Coun
ts Bank Building, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Ore.
PORTER J. NEPF Attornoy nt lnw,
rooms 8 and 0, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. B. REAMH.8, LAWYBRr Garnott
Coroy bids.
O. M. ROBERTS Lawyer.
Medford National Bank Building.
DeatUtn
Dr. W. M. VAN SCOYOO
DR. O. O. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Gnrnott-Coroy Bldg., ulto S10
Medforn, Oro. Phono 8GG.
Collections nnd Kcporla
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wo
collected somo accounts 14 years
old. Wo know bow to get taa
money, The Bunock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Haa
klua' Bldg., 210 E. Main at
Engineer and Contractor
FREDNrdUMMINGS 8nglHMr(!
contractor, 404 M. F. & If. Bldg.
Surveys,, estimates. Irrigation
drnlnago, orchard and land lit,
provoment. Insurance.
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
offlco, FIro, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plato Glass, Contract,
nnd Suroty Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service No,
210 Garnott-Coroy Bldg.
Instruction In Mwrtc
tiM
FRED ALTON HAIGHT, teacher of
piano nnd harmony. Composer
und arranger ot music. Halght
Muslo Studio, 401 Garnott-Corey
building.
Garbage
OARBAOB Get your premise
cloaned up for tlio summon Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service Phone 274-L. Ft
Y. Alton.
Physicians ana Burgeons
OIL F. O. JARLOW," DR. "EVA
MAINS OARLOW Ostoopathjo
physicians, 410-417 Garnott-Corsy
bldg., phone 1036-L. Roaldeact
2G South Laurel at.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Oateopathte
physician, 303 Garnott-Qorey
building. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and
aurgooo. Practice limited to eye,
car, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tostod and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. It. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone CG7.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
aurgeon I'uones. offlco 36, resi
dence 724-J. Office hours, 10 ta
fT. S to 6.
mt. MARTIN C. BARBER Pbysl-
otan and surgeon. Offlco Palm
block, opposite Noah hotel. Hour
10 to IS, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
GORDON MAC ORACKBN, M. D.-h
IlaiMoepatUle Physician. Surgeon,
218 East Mala St, Medford. Ore
gon. Off Joe phono 142, rosldanca
Pkone 7S2-R3. Office hoard 1 to
4 p. m.
T - - - , , g 1 I H J I
Prlntero and VubltuJiors
MRDPORD PBINTIKQ OO., baa Hie
beat equipped printing efilae la
southern Oregon; book binding
loose leaf lodgers, billing aystema,
etc Portland prlowt. 87 North
l'lr nt.
Tinnsfere
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
-r-OHIce 43 North Front et. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. Sowing Machines
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BINOER 8BWINO MACHINES FOR
3ALB OR RENT Somo nse ma
chines, also for sale. Cleaning and
repairing. Baldwin Piano for sale
from ractory to customer. Rosl-
rpoco 375 Bo. Central, i!UQno 31)0,
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