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CENTRAL POINT
Mm Ellhe Creedo, the iwpnlsr
young school ma'am of the llancheria
h'liool, in the Ilutte Fall vicinity, in
the giieit of hor mother mid sinter in
tin pity for a few days.
Mim Jessie Hathaway fiUed the
pulpit nt tlic Mulliodiat church horo
Sunday. Mias Hatliaway is a strong
ntul forceful sneaker mid her talks
were much enjoyod by -her itilorostod
n whence.
Mis Margaret Folay'.of Kane
Creek is a guest At the homo of hor
grnndfnthor. George Heal, this week.
Mi. McDonouijIi o Ashlhnd, tlio
I1uKruuiii1 "f southern Oregon, was
renewing old ncqunintmieoa hero tho
lu-t of the week. Mr. McUonough
wuh a former resident of Central
Point nnd ha n host of friends here.
While in the city she was tho good
of Mr. 11. V. Peart.
I. R Lawrence mid ITonry Orovo of
Tolct trotisniied husinoxt here re
cently. ('. A. Hole and family nnd 12. H.
nietiKon and family enjoyed u motor
trip to Grants Pass nnd along the fa
tuous Rogue Sunday.
A goodly portion of Central Point
citizens with fishing poloi and tirovvd
ed lunch bnskotn jiunpod into nuto
mobiles and answered tho "call of the
woods" Sunday.
Mr. Cronemillor nnd son, David
Cronemiller, of Jnuknonville, were
here on buineis Monday.
Mrs. .1. H. StuvotiM of Tolo was nt
tendiuK to business mutters here re
cently. A. W. Walker of Medford hns
moved his family here on his ranch
east of town, whore for a few month
they ean enjoy the free country life.
Miss Ada Bornll of Ashland enjoy
ed a visit with Central Point friends
the first of the week.
Mis. Fred 1 lomelgrove and little
daughter of Talent visited with home
iolks in her home town .Sunday.
Mrs. 0. ('. Young and young sons
have returned from a lengthy visit
with relative) in Washington.
Mrs. Sonnuui of Rogue River ia
one of the out-of-town visitors in
town lliis week.
Ilov. Frederick Crimes nnd wife of
Tiieomu, Wash., accompanied hy n
small hoy winger, arrived hero Satur
day to hold a none of revival meet
ings at the Christian church, ltev.
(li ones lins just eloftod a very (suc
cessful meeting at Grnntx Push, and
a iiumher of that eityV residents were
in the audience here Sunday to hear
him again. This promise to he a
very good, soul-stirring meeting. Al
ready large crowds have begun to
attend, hut there is never too ninny
hut what room can he made' for more.
The doors of the church are open
and there is a welcome awaiting ov
erdone who comes. There is always
-pcciul mimic and the singing hy the
two choir in excellent. The Clirit
tiun ehiireh invite you to come.
Grandma Mann is at home again
niter it month's visit with her grnud
daughtcra in Ohico, Oitl.
The hadieit' Aid society of the M.
V.. iliurcli will Imve a homecoming
inciting at the pnrwonngo Wodnoxday
at 2 p. m. A special program is he
ing arranged ami light refreshments
will he servul. The puhlie is cordially
invited In attend.
Mis. Kml I'liieh rutin ned Suturdav
from Medford, where she spent the
last mouth. Mr. I' I rich met her ut the
station.
Mr. and Mrn. John Orieve made n
Iiiiiiun trip to Mci.eod Suturdnv
Sunday was (Ittorge IIenr, hutl"
ilny anniversary, o a nnnili(r ci
friends and neighbor were init(d in
to sjieiid the day nnd (wrtakt r a
hoiintifiil dinner.
Hiram MelCec and his mother mov
ed their goods and chattel from
ProKet Monday morning. Mrs. Mi -Kee
will tay with her daughter, Mr.
Keln, for a time, while Mr. MelCee
true eUewkere to find a place to lo
cate. Paul Peyton left last week for Hilt,
Cul., where ho has m job in a ho.x fac
tory. Mrs. Gus Dilswoith and Miss Hazel
Dit-worth sjwnt Sunday at Mr.
liroomtield'.
Grandma Nye, who is at Hoseburg,
wiim taken ill tiuddouly last week, and
Is'cLoii N,ve, Mr, i'hipps aud Mr.
Floiey Heut to her immediately. She
i reported better how, but very weak.
Mi- Ethel lligiubotuaui aud Mis.
Diiwmih hHnt Sutunlay night and
Suiulav ith Pearl PeytHi.
J.imi'N and Karl Peyton spent Sat
iinlav night snd Sunday with home
Mk.
ilrs. ltt riiehardion and sou and
5Jr- Prtcr pnt Sundnv at J. F.
Ilitsworth's. Cari KichanUon weut ou
oerti. Klk areek on liin.inei-5.
I rank fuuwoftlJ viited t Pari
lirjch's Sunday. 0
l5j1jiurdi.v uijflii' tlu're a go!
lUUtxIitiWc at Tiurelhurxt I.iterur
-u. i.t, and a gufiD pngrum. The
bubji-j t fur Uebatd Wut "Kroltd,
f LOUHCE RUCK FRILLS
M '
lli.it .lie I Mil -IS '! I lie t s -Imii'd
he f-oti-encd." The licifiitue iiile
won, with Mint Parker, Mi Porter
and Miss Lillian Nye a Ha anpport
em. Tliose en the affirmative aide
wwo lira. N'ys, Jmttes Peyton aud
Mia Ditaworth. There was an
rnnnnittr mid well-netl dialogne, and
Jats Peyton deUrereil a most re
mnrkable recitation; heaides, there
were other good things. Pooplo not
regular members who attended wero :
Mr. Dodge, Mrs. Tucker and chil
dren, the Nye family and Mrs. Clreen,
Mr. and Mrs. Conger, the Urophy
family, Pat Walker nnd two daugh
ters, Mr. Shell, Minn Dooling, Mr.
Aiken, Jr., Harold Lower, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Ditaworth and perhaps
others. Tho no.t meeting will bo the
nfternoon and evening of May (I,
when the Prophy and Peyton schools
combine for their closing entertuin
incnt. GOLD HILL NUGGETS
Profeaor Ilorsfnll of the biolog
ical ilcpnrtment, who ha been at thi
place for somi week past getting
sketches of native bird and flora,
has returned to his home in Portland
for a short time. His partner in the
work, S. 0. Jewotl, will renin in a
while longer, mounting the specimens.
Professor Hoixlall's address to the
high school Monday afternoon wan
very inteiesting, indeed.
The adult liible ela-s gave an Ap
ril fool ice ci emu social at the
church Friday evening.
F. W. Dodge returned Saturday
from hi extended business trip ut
Portland and unnoiinec the fact that
the Public Service corporation will
commence incronsuil improvements at
this place.
Mr. John Hnmmersley and son,
Pit lit, were visiting i datives in Cold
Hill Sunday and Monday.
Friday evening the Miiit Hodges
gave n slumber party to their school
girl friends. A vory enjoyable night
was had, as most of the neighbor
can attest. The April fool pranks
were played and music and refresh
ments interspersed the Inter hour-,
mid an early morning hike and unto
ride concluded the pleasant affair,
llesidos the Misses Millie, Hattie and
Letsy Hodges, their gucts were
Marguerite Walker, Dorothy Smith,
Marguerite Wharton, Ida Johnson,
F.lsic Miller, Vera Davidson, Velum
Davidson and Ida Stums.
Moving is quite the fad just now,
C. N Shaver having moved to the
MeClendon house and 0. L. Sumll
wood to the recently vacated Hiedol
projierty. Mrs. Xoo moved to her
cottage near the high school building.
It is learned that a transfer of the
Lampmiiji property was made the day
before Mr. Lampman went to Port
laud, the projierty being sold to John
It. ICeley of this idaec.
Ocorge Jacobs of the I(ivcridc col
ony lett Wednesday for Omaha, Neb.,
where he will arrange matters rela
tive to the old home and ship the
remainder of his household goods.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Stickle have
been in Medford at the bedside of
their daughter, Mr. Owondolyn Mar
vin, who i quite ill at her home in
Medford.
MondtiN evening, April 3, a goodly
number of the representative ladies
of this community called at the home
The Coming Baby!
Hooray! Hooray!
Nothing clso ran so completely endear
us to Uic present and tho future as tho
cxpcctcil orrlral of a
li At. Hut In tho rnaan.
t'reo ttio comfort of
tho mother U of Tail
Importance. Tlre li n
tpltndtj external rem
cJr known bj "Moth
er HicnJ" which ex
erte a wonderful Influ
ence upon the expand.
l-K niu-'Je. They bo
come more pliant,
ttrctcti without undue
pnln, male the period
one of pleiiaiit antic
Inattun liuteud of no.
pretention, In n eerie of plemlld letter
from all over the co try molhcri tell of the,
f rest l.c:,') ' M tU ' i t riend" vu to them,
l-.veti KrandmotU-n ti-'l the wonderful tory
to their own ilaotrhtern nlout to enter the
tate of motlierliood. (let a bottle of "Mot!,.
cr't Friend" todty of )our tteareet drufffUt.
Use thlf tplendid help with jour own Tutmt
rulded by our own mind Fur a free book
of Intereit ami Importance to all inothwe
write to DradAeld Kerulator Co., 4W luaar
Illdg., AtWiiU, Oa. It relate the peraoonl
oxperiancM of many Lapp matlMm, It UjIU
many tblngrs tint all wooien thould be f
miliar "lij It it ut owe a khMu aud cq
ln-pirutu.u. Writ- in; tul book.
WHY?
C.KII WAJfTKI)
80 acre Dear Creek bottom, 70
acres in cultlvatloo, slUlf, fruit and
grlo, cailly Irrlekted. Lsaa tbn
3 miles from iiedford. ii80v cash.
Uoo of tho Ict bus In Jekson
coontr. Py when and I wtfl rtow
J0U.
J. a SARNES .
10 WQ9t MalroSt. Phone 799
o
Mr i -l M-- A I Iv iig.' ln ''
Mr-. I,-tiliii ttweiis l- being en
trrtntned, n being in honr f the
latter ntuneil lady, who Iim done
mneh valmibte work in the commun
ity. She is a lady of worldwide re
nown in social rofonn work nnd a
very interesting speaker, and her go
ing away will be a los to this lo-eahtv.
CURI HOUSE NEWS
; Xj.ortod by Jaoknon Countr AN
tract Co., Btzth and rtr 8U.
ICimiI ICslate Transfers
C. H. Mickey et ux to Mnbol
C. Mlckoy, lit tilk 2 Cottage
Home add Medford t 1.00
A. O. Mickey lo O. M. Mlokey
pt tilk 2 Cottage Home add.
.Medford, QCI) 1.00
It. It. Valley Canal Co., to V.
S. Ilrnndon et al, laud In 80,
1 r, Agreomont
Mao Hurdle et vlr to Wl D.
Hodgson lot In Ashlnnd.... 10.00
O. Al. Steele to C. H. Ovvon,
I'ovvnr of Attorney.
L. II. HoiiHton et al to C. II.
Owen, land In 3S-1W 10.00
R. II. Toft to AloKlnloy Oon-
try, lot 12, blk 2 I'nge mid
Bedford '. 10.00
C. P. Llndloy ot ux to D. W.
Ponce, laud In 20-83S-1U.. 250.00
Dr. Mlnnlo Hand, adin. to Mr.
!AIinnlo Hand, lot 2 blk 2
Jaeksons add Medford, QCD 1.00
I.oe A. Whitley et ux to D. K.
Whltloy, lit 21-32-2K ,200.011
W. II. Sluglor to II. U. (lato.
land In Cllliunn's aub In 37-
1W, Sheriff I) 10,242.89
D. W. Knutzen to laura K.
Knutzon, half Hit In Thomp
son Creek Irrigation aon 1.00
K. K. Mlnnlck et trx to J. S.
(till, pt 1-37-2W 10.00
XOTIOR
Preclncta Medford N'ortli Main and
Wost Medford roRlstor now at tho
MnllTrlbuno offlco.
GRAMQTJii KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good for
Congestion otid Colda
as Mustard
Hut the old-fnshioncd mustnrd plaster
burned and blistered while it acted. You
can now get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the plas
ter and without the blister.
MUSTEUOLE docs it. It is a clean,
white ointment, made with oil of mus
tard It i scientifically prepared, o
that it works wonders, and yet docs not
blister the tendered skin.
Just massage MUSTEROLE in wftli
the -finger-tip gently. See how quickly
it brings relief how speedily ths pain
disappears.
And there is nothing like MUSTER
OLE for Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Ton
silitis, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neu
ralgia, Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches
of Back or Joints. Sprains, Sore Mus
cles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet,
Colds of the Giest (it often prevents
Pneumonia).
At your drurRiM's, in 25c nnd SOc an,
and a special large hospital size for $2 50.
Re sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refine im.tations get what
you ask for. The Musterolc Company,
Cleveland, unto.
POLITiCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
(UK l IT Jl'IKJIi.
I have filed declaration of candi
dacy for the office of Circuit Juilgo.
I will sincerely approcluto an oxpron
slon of approval by the voters, of my
admlntHtratlon of the office during
the puHt arx years.
Adv. I'MtANK Al. CALKINS.
I'OK HKIMtltSKSTATIVIt
I hereby announce that 1 have fllod
my declaration of Intention to become
a candidate for the republican nom
ination for the office of representa
tive subject to the decision of the re
publican party at the coming primary
election,
Adv. O. At. THOMAS.
1 am a republican candidate for
representative in the ttato legisla
ture. HKNJ. C. SUBLDOX.,
I am a candidate for the republican
nomination for Joint representative
from the district comprising Doug
las and Jaekson counties subject to
the primary In May. If nominated
and elected I will serve the people ot
the district to the beat ot my ability.
Adv. W. II. GOIIB.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for representa
tive from Jackson county on the re
publican ticket, subject to the pri
mary on .May 19. I pledge myself for
economy and a square ileal for all.
Adv. 1IBNTO.N HOWBItS.
DISTRICT ATTOHNKV
The records of the eounty clerk at
this time show a saving of J 1 600.00
In the administration of this office
as compared with the previous term.
This has beta accomplished by trans
acting the same amount of business
before Brand Juries in one day that
has formerly required fire or six
days and by eliminating many petty
matters, aud without auy sacrifice to
law enforcement la the eounty. I
feel that tbls saving and my exper
ience n titles me to a second term.
I am therefore a candidal for re
election U the office of district attor
ney. E. K. KnXLY.
Adv.
t -a
I hereby announce that I have
llii EliHiB 119
JfiM my deir.itf in pi 'mention t"
rxTotno n cftniihifltn for the n-pub ,
Mean nomination for the office of on of Jarkoon ronnlr and m en
DUtrift Attomer for .Tackoon county, I tlra past life Is sabjwt to roar larea-
Oregon. sHbJest to the decision of the
republican party, at the primary elec
tion to Be hold May 19, 191(1.
Adv. O. M. ItOBBIlTS.
I horoby announce that 1 havo filed
my declaration of Intentions, and that
I am a candlunre for the democratic
nomination for tho office of district
attorney, subject to the May primar
ies. If I am nominated and elected
to this office, I promise not to forgot
tho fact that I nm a public servant,
and that 1 will to tbo beet ot my
ability admlnlHter tho affairs of the
office, Impartially, bunestly and
without fear or fnvor.
Adv. NEWTON W. BORDEN
Tho first ot the year a number of
republicans, including many who ap
proved of my efforts In ttio Interest
of tho taxpayers ns state representa
tive four yoars ago, requested mo to
bocomo a candidate for tho office ot
District Attorney. Inasmuch as thoro
would be, In addition to the regular
duties of tho criminal and Juvonllo
courts, new duties nnd conditions
confronting tho office Among theso
woro mentioned tho enforcement of
tho prohibition net. and tho likeli
hood of hnvlng to forecloso many tax
lions, particularly those against the
Southern Pacific lana grant of nearly
half million acres in Jackson county,
amounting to nbout $200,000.
My roply was that I would becomo
n candidate If it woro Ronornlly de
sired and tho race could bo mado
without assuming special obligation
to any particular Individual, faction,
locality or Interest.
Thoroforo, after consulting person
ally or by letter sovoral hundred tnon
and women of all occupations In
nil parts of the county, believing
thoro is a ronl doslro for my enndt
dacy, I will bo a candidate for tho
nomination of District Attorney on
the republican ticket.
Adv. JOHN II. CAIIK'N.
I nm a candidate for tho offlco ot
district attorney on tho domocrnt
tlckot. If nominated and olected, I
shall servo tho county as I havo
sorved tho City of Alcdford during
tho pnst three yoars, during which
Unto I hnvo boon Its city nttornoy.
Adv. II. R. APCAIIK,
COUNTY rr.Kiuc.
O. A. (lordlier Is ltcpiititlrnii Canill.
lato for County Clerk
I horoby nnuounco niyonndlilncy
for tho offlco of county clork and If
nominated and elected will continuo
to glvo my ontiro tlmo and nttontlon
to tho dutlos thereof, conduct tho
offlco according to law and glvo nn
otficlont, economical and business
ltko administration.
Adv. O. A. GARDNER.
I horoby nnnounco that I havo
filed my declaration ot Intention to
becomo n candidate for the republi
can nomination for tho ofrlco ot coun
ty clork, for Jackson county, subject
to tho decision of the republican par
ty, nt tho primary election to bo bold
May 19, 191C.
Adv. A. N. UILDI3I111AND.
SUKIMI'F.
I havo heretofore formally an
nounced my candldncy for tho nomi
nation for sheriff on tho ropublloan
tlckot to bo voted upor, nt tho com
ing primary eloctloii, Alay 19, 191C
I havo held tho position of deputy
sheriff during tho past four years. It
Is unanimously conceded that a mark
et' Improvement has noon made In
nil dopnrtments of the sheriff's of
tlco during tho incumuoncy of tho
prosent shorlff. the records In tho of
fid nt the beginning of tho present
administration wore considered tho
worst in tho state they nro now
considered etpial to any and bettor
than most.
The work of tax collection has been
systematized so that quicker and bet
ter sorvico Is now being ronderod,
nnd tnxos collected at a much loss
cost than heretofore.
I am fully conversant with tho du
ties aud noods of the offlco for which
I nsplro.
If I am nominated and olootod I
plodgo inysolt:
1st To maintain tho office In Its
prosont offiolont condition.
2nd. To endoavor to further Im
prove the service to taxpayora and to
mlnlmlzo tho com thereof.
8rd. To impartially perform all
dutlos and enforce all laws.
15. V. (Curly) WILSON.
I am a candidate for tho nomina
tion of Sheriff on the ropubllcan
ticket to lie voted for at tbo primaries
May 19, 1910. If nominated and
electod I will enforce the law and
give tho public an honest; Impartial
and efficient administration.
37 years In Jackson county.
Adv. HARRY N. LOl'LAND,
I horoby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination for
sheriff, to bo voted ou at tho coming
primaries. May 19th. 1910.
I feol that I need no Introduction
to the public, having been a rosldent
of Jackson county for 26 years.
I pledge myself. If elected, to give
an luinurtlal, economical and con
servative administration of this Im
portant office.
I have ondeavorsd to sorvo tho
ptiblle faithfully in tho past and
aaroe. If elected, to strictly anil
impartially enforce all laws. Having
a very large experience In tho mat
ters of taxation aud knowing Jack
son county thoroughly, I pledge my
salt to conduct the tax collection
branch of the office In such u manner
as to serve the taxpayers honestly,
promptly and efficiently.
Adv. W T. QRI15VK.
I am a candidate for the republi
can nomination of sheriff of Jackson
county, subject to the primary, May
19, 1918.
I have lived in Jackson county
twelve years, made the race for the
nomination for sherirf two years ago
and received a splendid vote despite
the unusual conditions I had to op
pose and would appreciate your sup
port this time.
If elected I a III enforce ell lotfs
and pledge myself to au economical,
Impartial and coaservstho odmltda
tra'ion.
Adv. A. W. WALKart
&
I hereby announce ray eaadldgey
for the nomination for sheriff on the
democratic llcket, subject to ttu; will
f thr vo'rr, a n... frlnmry fo .e '
neia mv ji, imb i nm n nnlivo
ligation.
KALIMI Q. JNftKlKCM.
Adv.
I horobv nnnounco my candidacy
for the democratic nomination for
sheriff to be voted on at the coming
prtmnrlas, .May 19, 1910. I havo
sorved the city of Aledford as chlof of
poll co for ovor five years and during
Hint tlmo served under four different
mayors. I pledgo myself, If nomi
nated nnd elected, to serve tho public
nnd do my duty as sheriff at all
tlnios, and give the public nn honost
and impartial administration.
Adv. J. F. H1TTSON.
COUNTY TTtRASUIlKH.
Deputy County Treasurer Myrtlo
W. llfakoloy announces her candidacy
for tho offlco of county tronsuror.
I hereby announce m onndldnoy
on tho republtoan tlckot for tbo of
flco of county tronsuror, to bo voted
nn nt tho coming primaries. I hnvo
hold tho position as deputy In this
office for tho past year and am con
fident that I can fulfill tho dutlos
connected therewith.
I sorved two years as doputy coun
ty recorder boforo tnklng tho posi
tion as deputy county tronsuror; I
havo also had oxpertanco as account
ant for Fovoral corporations, such as
tho Alcdford Concroto Construction
company nnd Medford Ico and Stor
ago Company, boforo taking up coun
ty work, and will say that my past
record la open for Inspection to tho
votors of Jnokson county.
If nominated and electod I will run
tho offlco without tho oxponso ot a
doputy and continuo to sorvo tho pub
lic just as otficlont In tho future as
1 hnvo in tho past.
Adv. MYRTLE W. BLAKELEY.
I horeby nnnounco that I hnvo filed
my declaration of Intention to bo
como n candidate for tho republican
nomination for tho offlco or county
treasurer, to bo votod on In tho com
ing primaries.
If I am nominated and elected will
conduct tho offlco In nn efficient nnd
buslnossllko manner.
Adv. HOY L. MAULE.
I hereby nnnounco that 1 nm a enn
dldnto for tbo nomination of county
tronsuror for Jackson county, Oregon,
on the republican ticket to bo voted
for at the primary election to bo hold
May 19, 1010.
I formorly hold tho offlco of county
tronsurer nnd bollovo 1 gavo gonornl
satisfaction to tho public.
During tho tlmo I was county trons
uror tho county omployod oxport ac
countants to oxport tho county offi
cers' hooks nnd said exports compll
tncntod my work vory highly as a
public official.
If nominated nnd oloctcd I shnll
endeavor to conduct tho affairs ot the
offlco in nn honost, efficient and bust-noss-llke
mniinnr.
Adv. JAS. M. CRONEMILLER.
COUNTY ASSESSOR .
I horoby nnnounco my candidacy
for tho offlco of county assessor of
Jackson county on tho republican
ticket, subject to tho primary on
Alay 19. I plodgo mysolf to an
honest, efficient. Inipnitlnl and econ
omical discharge of tho duties ot tho
offlco and proposo to mnkn all assess
ments upon tlio basin- of the trtio
actual valuo of tho property and not
upon nny Inflated valuntlvn.
Adv. GEORGE LAUNSPACIL
I hcrowlth nnnounco my candidacy
for county nssossor, subject to tho
decision of tho ropubllcan party at
tho primary oleotlon to bo hold May
19, 1910. If olootod I pledge mysolf
to mnko n just and equltitblo nesoas
ntont and admlnlstor the affairs of
tho offlco In a buslness-llkn manner.
Adv. J. II. COLE.MAN.
I horoby nnnounco my candidacy
for tho domocratlc nomination for
tho offlco of nssossor of Jackson
county, at tho primary to be hold
Alay 19th, 1910. Hnvo had three
yoars' experience) as doputy assoesor.
Adv. CLINT OALLATIN.
I horoby announce that I am a
candidate for county assessor for
Jnrksou county, Oregon, on tho ro
publlcan tleket. subject to the pri
maries to he held .May 19, 1910. .My
platform: Economy, equality aud
offlcloncy. J. V. IIISRIIINO.
Adv.
COUNTY HUl'RIIINTKNDKNT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
on the republican ticket for tho of
fice of County School Superintend
ent for Jackson county, Oregon, sub
ject to tho will of the republican
party at the primary election .May
19. I stand for practical school ef
ficiency, personal supervision of tho
schools and elimination ot county
scVool supervisors.
Adv. FRANCIS C. SMITH.
To tho votors: I nm republtoan
candidate for county 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 county superintendent's
office and ovary place where It dooa
not retard tho offlcloncy of tho
schools,
I am In favor of progressive educa
tion, that Is. education that prepares
tho boy or girl for life. I am for all
having a square deal and an equal
chance for an education.
If nominated and eluded I will
do every thing In my power to make
the schools of Jackson county the
best In the stute.
Adv. A. J. HANDT.
I hereby announce that I havo
filed my declaration of luteutlous,
and that I am a candidate for the re
publican nomination for the office of
County School Superintendent of
Jackson county, subject to the pri
maries of May 19
If nominated and elected I pledge
myself to an honest, impartial and
economic administration and VI 11
personally supervise our schools.
I bold an Oregou life certificate,
and having recently spent four sea
slone nn preporotore aork, both In
the University of Oreeon and In the
t'ulvarottv of California in the study
or modern odueatlon ond supervi
sion, Oud having served the county
os purol school supervisor for two(
veijo, i feel eouiiMteuhto fill the of
fice In a thoroughly satisfactory man-
ner and hereby solicit the support ut
-ei ffie 'tp'M of rdili if(n
Adv (I W. AOKR
I am a candidate for Ida republi
can nomination for County Hthool
Buperlntendsnt. 1 stand far: A eflii
tlnuanoe of progressive policies In
education, economy consistent with
oftloletisy, equal oduentlonnl adran
tagos for the boys and girls nn thn
farms with thoso In tho cities and
towns.
If nominated and elected I will in
tho future, as In tho nasi. kIto my
full tlmo nnd best offorts to tlio
stipervittlon of tho schools and thn ad
ministration of tho duties or tho of
flco. During inv Incumbency 1 hnvo
not confined invself strlctlv to the
routine duties of tho office but havo
taken n broader view ot the mission
of tho County School Superintendent.
In addition to my offorts.ro rnlso tho
standard or leaching ind improve tho
physical conditions at sohooi I havo
Inbnrod to promolo tho wolfnro of
the boys and girls through Industrial
clubs, school fairs, school credits for
homo work, pnrent-tonchers circles,
spelling and nrlthmotlo contests, and
other activities. I feel that my work
has boon roRnrdod with favor and In
order to continuo this work, I nm
asking for ro-olectlon.
Adv. J. PERCY WELLS.
FOR HUNT FURNISHED AI'TS.
FOR RENT Apartmont for
Tho Berbon, 10 Quluo Bt.
rent,
FOK KENT rtOUBKS
'OR RENT FurnlBhod hunnnlow for
tho summer; clone In, 304 South
Central. 13
FOR KENT C-rooin modem bunga
low, rntiKo connected, oast front,
shndo. Tel -I88-X.
FOIt IIENT- HOOHKICKEI'INO
110OA1S
FOR RENT-3 furnished house
keeping room; ground floor, 220
S. Grnpo. Phono 738-X. IS
FOH BATiR--XYIT-IWVTUOX
FOR SALE Or trndo, one flno bred
black horse, surrey, now huruoss.
Frltsche, Route 2, Alcdford. 17
FOR SALE Saddle horso Homo
Grocery, 03! North Central. 13
FOR HAIiK 1'OUI.TUY AND EGGS
FOR SALE- Mammoth brongo turk
ey eggs, 20c each, postpaid. Olive
Robinson, Grants Pass, route 2,
box 97. 15
FOR SALE Eggs from solectcd
winter laying nnd prlzo winning
Atrnln of S. C. Rhodo Island Reds;
$1 por setting. Airs. C. S. Lammoy,
Contral Point. K. It, 2. 19
FOR BALE Prlzo winning light
Brnhmn birds nnd eggs. Pliopo
or wrllo O. Cnroy, Talent, Oro.
FOIt BALE aitflCTAitjAJnCOUB
FOR 8 ALE At ii" sacrifice furni
ture, household goods, etc., saved
from recent flro. For further par
ticulars loiopuono Alien n. nrtiry
nt AlcCurdy Insurance offlco, .Med
ford Nut'! Batik Bldg. Tolophono
123, or Hotol Alodford. 11
FOR BALE All now, novor boon
oponoil, Touchers and Pupils' Kn
cyclopedla Dictionary, R volumos,
$K; also complete History of U. S.
5 volumes by Rldpath, K; also 1
vol. complete Shakoeponre'H "Ham
let, Jlf'0. Phono 7-F 13
FOR SALE Seed corn. E. II. Hall.
iPhone btj9-Jl. 37
FOR MALE Dressers, library table,
rugs, dining set, beds, springs,
muttreases, wool, linoleum, stoves,
rockers, sanitary coucii, liedqlng,
curtains, must be sold this week;
bargain prices. Phone 330-W
230 South Central. 1ft
FOR BALE Household gooik for
sale cheap; must be sold this week.
Call ot 310 ICulght St. Ih
FOR HA LB Field selected and test'-
oil O. A. C. Minn. No. 13 seed corn.
Chuis C. Charley, Hrownsboro, Oro.
i 37
FOR SALB Double sot work bar
noaa, good condition, cheap. Pro
ducers Fruit Co. of Orogou. 15
FOR SALB Alotoroyele. ohoap If
taken at once. BIIIIiikh CurrluKe
and Auto Works. 13
FOR SALB Beat covers; one man
tops ut A. D. Llttlu Top Works,
100 N. Front at., near . P. station
31
FOR SALB Overland roadster. Sao
B. A. lltoks, Manager, Oregon
Granite Co.
FOR SALE CUBA P Two now cow
boy saddles, new buggy, set of new
single barneas. Union Stablos. 333
IIHLP WANTED MALE
SALESMEN WANTED We want 10
good hustling youiiK men who want
to make S3 to Slu day to repre
sent us. Apply Pacific CoaHt Sales
Co.. Medford, Oiegon, office ri:t
Klug 81. 15
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTEl Vliooii" giri tor general
Jinusework. Mrs. I'. II. Madden.
Ceutral Point, Oregon. Phone .'too
.1-3. 1 1
WANTED Woman ISO for distribut
ing free skeins Wear-Proof darn
ing cotton with hosiery, your see
tlon. Experience unnecessary. In
ternational .Mills, dept. 700, Nor
Irstowu, Pa. 42
WANTED MIHimaoiAWtaUlil
WaWbdoIkKW-eatiyVrnish
id three-roomed house, close In.
Dux s Mall Tribune. 13
FOR SALE Furnishluea or 10-roem
bouse; must be syJd In three days
begluulug Mouday at 9:30 a. ni.
to 5 p. m. each day In lots or by
piece; cheap. 131 i. Cntal ave.
11
WANTED Stock for pasture. Ad
dress W. II. Nudlng, Browusboro,
Ore.
WANTKD Sacks. Laava at Tur
plu's blacksmith shop. 30
WANTED -(M7(' nTfO.lrf
T ANTED TmT work of a'lf kinds.
Geo fakftsu, Phono 191 II. 13
FOR HALF, ItTSAI MTATM
sn Sfcassteseese eaka4ttJsjeetasatMs
FOIt SALB Forced snla. iWJne on
West Main must be sold rogarN'M
of pries. Call 1130 or Phone1 223.
If
ssraaaMSM
ssseassesBBSH
MONEY TO LOAN
MOMwTro LOAX jVoo en lm
proved ranch property; ilftOO an
improved ranch property; no oilier
kind desired. J. W. llerrlan, 109
N. Contral.
TO LOAN $1800 on Improved ration
nn him inn inmirnnnn .Mnii.
ixm
LOST Pair nose glasses, pin nitd
chain between 9th nnd Alain BIB.
Reward If returned to 141 South
Holl 13
LOST Wntch, by small boy. Return
tp Mall Tribune offlco. 12
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RELIGION '"TvND'HJl'VfjIiUlVB
PEACE," by Rov. II. N. Brown,
and other Unitarian lltoraturo sant
freo to Inquirers. Addross AtTss
Hasol Burton, Central Point, It, F.
D., No. 1, Oro. 1C
BUSINESS DlnftCTOHY
Auto Supplies
LAIIER AUTO BPRINO CO. W
nro operating tho largest, oldest
and host equipped plant In tho Pa
clUo northwest. Uso our springs
when others fall. Sold under guar
antee 20 North Ftfteonth Bt.
Portland, Oro.
Attorneys
GEO. W. CHERRY Attornoy nnd
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, ontrnuco N.
Central, Alodford, Oro.
PORTER J. NBFF Attornoy nt law,
rooms S and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. B. REAMEB, LAWYER aarnett
Coroy bldg.
O. M. ROBERTS Lnwyor.
Alodford National Bank Building.
DonUsta
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOYOO
DR. 0. C. VAN BCOYOO
Dentists
Garnctt-Coroy Bldg., tilte 811
Mcdforn, Oro. Phono 8C6.
Collections nnd llcports
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
cnlloctod eoino accounts 14 yoars
old. Wo know how to got the
money. Tho Buttock Mercantile
- Agoncy, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Ilas
klnn' Bldg., 21G E. Main at.
Engineer mid Contractor
FRED W; CUMMWGSSneM'and
contractor, 404 AL F, & II. Bldg.
Surveys,, ostlmatoa, Irrigation
drnlmigo, orobard and land Im
provement. Insurance. . v
EARL S. TUAIY aonornl Insurance
ortlca, Flro, Automobllo, Accident,
Liability, Plato Glass, Contract,
and Surety Bonds. ExcoUont com.
panics, good locnl sorvico. No.
210 Garuetl-Coroy Bldg.
Instruction In Muslo
FRED ALTON HAiailT, toachor of
piano and harmony. Composer
nnd arranger or music, Ilulght
Aluslc Studio, 401 aarnott-Coroy
building.
BLISS HBINE Tonchor of Violin.
(Music furnlshod for nil occasions.
Prices ronHonablo. Studio 1121 E,
Alain St., Phono 303-J2.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up lor tho summer. Call
on tho ally garbage wagons for
good servlco. Phone 274-L. r,
Y. Allen.
Physicians nntl Surgeon
OR?"f " (C CA Vt LO W, OR EVA
MAINS CARLOW Ostoopathio
physlolaiiH, 4 16-417 Garnott-Corey
bldg., phono 1030-L. Residence
20 South Laurel st.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostoopsthls
physician, 303 Garnett-Corey
building. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon, Practlco limited to eyo,
oar, nose and throat. Uyoa solen.
tlfleally tested and glnssea sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor B. P.
R. It. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phono 667.
DR. It. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon Phonos, office 30, resi
dence 724-J. Office hours, 10 te
12, 2 to C.
DR. AlARTIN C. IVRIIBR Physl
olan and surKeon. Offlco Palm
block, opposite Nash hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J.
Printers and Publishers
MbVoTtDp'ili.N'tNO''uMtK
boat equipped prlnUng office In
southern Oregon; book binding',
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
ete. Portland prleoa. 27 North
Kir st.
Tinlisfura
EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGB GO,
Of flee 42 North Front st. Phono
311. Prices right. Serviue uuir
nnteed mm0mmm''fmm
Sewing Machines
BlNOam 8MWINO MACHINES FQD
SALB OR RlftNT 8omt used mi
aklHee also for sale. Cleaning and
refMlrlB. Baldwin PkH tor sale
from raetory to ottatntnar. Ileal
ranee 316 So. Central. Phase S90.
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