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Newspaper Page TextWUlhVJi vvff 'ivn.tw- V) uuiuu I M II u i f'f't VWF i i' -- anjusmsni .l,.limmi j niWi-M i iim sMiyaaamapaaeaeaaapasii n.wt i irt up .wa Jejn i Cut eh i OBI iU tin ii : r rT V all Mil fai- plul kim cSui tunc, to e$ i .( i Irw Thr two Triangle aeiisBfrmis, Tho i.ilr and h Km-' sad Tko (,rpRt Varnu Mkotry,'' wHfc Iko rhlon Sho. Mtttt modale nHeplay fnc tho aeweat hi tMltM' WMTHIC ap parel. rt11 M raaesrtod atfttf) tmtfM i the page How ike roee-lfko, fhr boanf ebarme of womaa woa a man from hi llly-llka lf la pte Hired in "The Ulr aad ho Roe" Mitten Olsh, wko In "The Birth of a Nation," plays tho part of Mary Dnlph. the sweet southern Illy, awl Eo?dka Doll?, of the famowa Roar-Inn dancers, tha Dotty alatara, that of tlif Koh. Mack ftnnnett, alpt at satirizing everything nder the sun. Iiiirleoqiie the rrook and detective tor In "The Great Vacuum Rob l,r " the Triangle-Keystone comedy. .4onit of Mack Sennett's olevereat funmakera are presented In the eaat, jiotutilv Charles Murray ami Stlm Summon III aa a pair of dime novel ileiectlves. GOURTHOUSENEWS Reported by Jackoon County Ab tract Co., Sixth and Fir BU. Itcul VMixW TriinsfM-. Liluhcth Anderson ot al to A. Hello Amleraon. lot 33, lilk 3, Alfn AiM Aahlanil Mary C MoCrory to UorahOM L. Perry et nx, land In S-38, lV and 0-38, 8W Ourahom L. Percy ct ux to Mary C. McCrory, same aa tnat almvo Coidrtla 15. Gould tit vlr to A. L. Harlow, lot In lilk 1. ('iittiiKH Add Medford H $1 10 IMIznltt'tli Hiirklmrat tit vlr to Martha Seaman, land' In 22 30, IW ,..- .00 S T. Bawling ot ux to W. II. Lv'dlard, nnd H In land In 22-3S, 2W F. C Elliott ot ux to L. Nold- ormeyer, lot 1, blk CI, Medford C. II. Mathlaon to Lulu .M. Sun- dorman, land In twp 87. IW . S. StHVuna ot ux to Oliver I). Frniee, land In twp 8S, iw Shell Co. of California to Shall Co. of California, land In lah Add, Bedford Elisabeth N. Anderson ot al to George N. Anderaon, land In Alfa Add Ashland 10 10 10 000 10 NOTION Precincts Medford North Main and West Medford register now nt the MallTrlbune office. In tho filrcuit Conrt of the State of Oregon, for the County of Jackson. Itogue Itlver Valley Canal Comitany. Plaintiff, vs. Plora A. Irvine nnd (1 W. Irvine, Defendants. To the above named defendants Klorn A. Irvine and G. Y. Irvine: in thb name of the state ot Oregen: You ara hereby summoned and re quired to appear In tha above en titled cause of court and tile your answer to the comp1a:ni of plaintiff on file therein within six weeks from mid after tha date of the first pub lication of this summons oi from and after the dute of personal service of this summons and a copy nt said complaint upon you without the atate of Oregon, said period of six weeks being the time prescribed within which you shall so appear and answer by the order ot publication in the above entitled action made by the Honorable F M. Calkins, Judge of said Court, which order appears dat ed February 25th, 161$. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer said complaint within the time aforesaid, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In said com plaint, u succinct statement of wblch relief ao demanded la aa follews: That the court will aacertaln and assess the value ot the real estate sought to be appropriated in this ac tion to-wlt Au easement aud right of way thirty feet In width for an Ir rigation canal, being fifteen feet on each aide ot the center line thereof, on, along and over the premises owned by the defendant Flora A Irvine situated In aaid county and described as follows, to-wlt: lleglnnlug & 60 chains oast ot southeast corner of Donation land claim No. 51 of Martin Angel. In township 37 south range 2 weat of Willamette meridian: running thence north 17. so chains: thence eaat t 60 chttlus: thence south 17.90 chains; thence west S.0 chains to the place of beglnnrng. In Jackson county, Ore gon. Said center line being described aa follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a point on the eaat bouudary line ot the premises above described 467 -10 feet south of the northeast corner thereat; thence north 4& degrees and 8 minutes west 2 MO feet: thence north no degrees and 3 mtnutm west 199 feet; tbence north U degrees and 88 minutes weat 92 feet to the north boundary line of said premise. Also an easement and right of way for an irrigation canal on and over a rectangular strip ef land IS feci la width and 98 (at in length. ttto weat line of which atrip is de scribed as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a point or the eaat bquBdary line of saM premieee 417 9-To feet south from the northeast corner thereef: thence south on aald ast buaWy aw of tmi. premises 3 feet Aua ! aWrnUae the damfige, if fvABicisrnn IlilPlTFilMffc Tha fire frfiMM KM boa nil nut fat all falM atonMls) itw kat tMh m4 n ttmr f tk mn mi' linn mhihty tirM af II. If tha ecMMtrata IM awr bam fooling wKh the ball knew bow msMk troable they eanawl, prftps they wontda't be to freak. He and the other three waitt rfwry vhere l town looking tor the fir. The ket P the blef rialil, waa OToole'a cafe whlrh be Inspected so thoroughly that he didn't remember about the deacon tilt fonr hours lat er, thereby toeing aa goed a patient aa orer tat in a barber'i chair. So, villain, you ee how yotir pranks Interfere with the eommnrce and trade of our riling mtmtntintty. Ileware! ! Alt HrlgBi, our talented local tr uer haa got a new funny raagaslne In his studio fuT tho uso of lila patlcuts who wait for him to bgln oporatlona. Wo don't know now funny It Is our iwlvea. Viooauso wo jldn't got shaved laat wook. John Cummliiga of llarlows Cor ii era came to town laat night to start huylng n tewing machine for Mrs. Cummlnga on tho installment plan. Hu tmlil he hoped to got It nil paid for If he lived that long. any, resulting from the appropriation thereof to the remaining lands of the defendant above described. That upon tho payment Into court of the amount so ascertained tho plaintiff have judgmunt against do fondant, appropriating to it said onsoment and right of way. Dated Kelirunry 25, 1910. First publication ot this summons, Kobrunry 20th. l'OUTKIl J. NKIT. Attorney for Plaintiff. POLITiCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS CIHCriT .7lTlf!I. I have filed declaration ot candl dncy for tho office of Circuit Judgo. 1 will slncoroly appreciate an expres sion of approval by the voters, of my administration ot tho office during tho past six years. Adv. PItANIC M. CALKINS. ron nniMticsicxTATivie I hereby announce that I have filed a candidate for the republican nom- Inln.t hi. Ilia nfflna r nuiralinlo. tlve subject to the decision ot the re publican party at the coming primary election. Adv. C. M. THOMAS. I am a republican oandldate for representative In the state legisla ture. I1ICNJ. C. SIIRLDON. am a candidate for the republican nomination for Joint representative from tho district comprising Doug- laa and Jackson counties subject to the primary in May. If nominated and elected I will serve the people ot the district to the best ot my ability. Adv. W. H. GOHK. I hereby announco my candidacy ior wie iioiiiiiminni iui ibi"""""-- . X --.,., B tlve from Jackson county on the re publican ticket, subject to the pri mary on May 19. I pledge myself for economy and a square deal for all. Adv. 1IKNTON UOWKHS. mSTIUCT ATTOH.VKY The records ot the county clerk at thia time show a saving of $4500.00 In the administration of this office ns compered with the previous term. This has been accomplished by trans acting the same amount of bualneaa before grand Juries In one day that has formerly required five or six days and by eliminating many petty matters, and without any sacrifice to law enforcement In the county. I feel that this saving and my exper ience entitles me to a second term I am therefore a candidate for re election to the office of district attor ney IC. K. KELLY. Adv. 1 herebv announce that I have filed my declaration ot intention to become a candidate for the repub lican nomination for the office or District Attorney for Jackson county, Oroaon. subject to the decision of the republican party, at the primary elec tion to be held May 19, 1916. Adv. O. M. U011KRT8. I hereby announce that 1 have filed my declaration or Intentions, and that I am a candidare for thw democratic nomination for the office ot district attorney, subject to the May prtmar- 'publican ticket, subject to the prl les. If I am nominated and elect mriea to be held May 19. 1916. My to this office, I promise, not to forgot platferm: Economy, equality and the fact that I am a public servant. 'efficiency. J. C. HUKKING. and that I will to the best of my ability administer the affaire of the office, Impartially, bvnestly and without fear or favor. Adv. KKWTON W. BORDBN The first of the year number ef ticket to be voted upo at the com republlcans. Including many who ap-,U primary election. May 19. 1816. proved of my efforta In the Intartat I have held tha position of deputy of the taxpayers as state represent-' sheriff during the past four yeare. It tlve four years ago. requested me to Is unanimously conceded that a mark become a candidate for the office of ' Improvement has peen made la DkUrict Attorney. Inaamuch as there ' ah Opartmanta of the suerif f's of wauld be. lu addition to the regular , fiee djirlng the Incumbency of tha duties of the criminal aad Juvenile i praaent sheriff, tha records iln tha of anuria. aw iutia and eoaditiana i flo at the beginning of the present confronting the office. Among these were mentioned the enforcement 'to mm voo .rorrrr. tram -; 4 -f Tlllt OK HAT llrlAWHItrWB 3irrrintr. - (Continued From Our Last.) Hangover!' schroehet I'ete I'oke the chief detoctuff, "You're a liono hoad!" Slowly l'ete walked to tho widtt-open window and opened It. Ho drew from his hind pockot n gyro xauthy pbyclosy, his own Invention, and then attached It to hie hend like n foedbag. "Kven If you aro a benohoatl, even" musi'd loto, "yoH'll imke a great alouth." I'ote lookml out the window through his machine at thu new-fullon anow. "Of course thorti are no foot lirlnts." "Hangover, you poor hamhone," rnsnorttNl l'ete, "how could there he? The urlme was committed by a mad clam!" "A mad clam!" screamed llang- tho prohibition act, unit the likeli hood of having to forecloto many tax lions, particularly those against tho Southern Pacific land grant ot nearly hnlf million acres In .Inokson county, amounting to about $00,000. My reply was thnt I would bocomo a candidate If it wore generally do Hired and tho race could be made without assuming spoclnl obligation to any particular Individual, faction, locality or intcrost. Therefore, after consulting person ally or by lottor several hundred men nnd women of all occupations In all parts of the county, hollovlng thoro Is n real doslre for my candi dacy. I will be n eaudldato for tho nomination of District Attorney on the republican ticket. Adv. JOHN II. CAIllCIN. I am n candidate for the offlco of the democrat a 1 elected 1 mill uieiimi, i district attorney on ticket. If nominated shall servo the county us I havo Iservod the City ot Medford during the past three years, during which . , , ..m.,,,, rtUV. II. 11. M All 11,. COUNTY CLItKIC. G. A. Gardner I ltcpubllriin Candi date for County Cl.trk I hereby announco my candldnoy for tho office of county clerk and If nominated and elected will contlnuo to give my entire time and attention to the duties thereof, conduct tho 'office according to law and glvo nn 'offlclont, economical and buslnoss- like administration. Adv. G. A. GAUDNBn. I hereby announco that I havo filed my declaration of Intention to become a candidate for the ropuhll- nan nninlntllnii fnr IliA nfflna nt nniin- , e.aTe fnp ii.vwin nnntv. ani.wf I w. " w.v. --w.. ..,...,,, ...4W. to the decision of the republican par ty. at the primary election to bo held May 19, 1916. Adv. A. N. HILDBBItAND. COUNTY ASKKKSOR I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of county assessor of Jackson county on the republican tloket. subject to the primary on May 19. I pledge myself to an honest, efficient. Impartial and econ omical discharge of tho duties of the office and propose to make all assess. ments upon the baals of the true actual value of the property and not I UJHm any infUted valuation Adv. GICOHOK LAUNSPACII. I herewith announce my candidacy for county assessor, subject to the decision of the republican party at the primary election to be held May 19. 1916. ir elected I pledge myself to make a Just and equitable assess ment and administer the affairs of the office in a business-like manner. Adv. J. H. COLR.MAN. I hereby announce my candidacy for the democratic nomination for the office of assessor of Jacksoa county, at the primary to be held May 19th, 1916. Hare had three years' experience as deputy assessor. Adv. CLINT GALLATIN. I hereby announce that I am a candidate for county asaessor for Jackson oountv. Orttaoa. on tha re- Adv. SHICItll'I'. I have heretofore formally an nounced my candidacy for the nomi nation for sheriff ou the republican administration were considered the ofl1"' In the atoto tkr V Mftmvv. Arw roit nMfM fftfll M? ' Why. ym erawflab. H imat ksrr by a flam," PM s)fa wf4. "Mfjf a etam kM M foot H eofiMsj't awv aay footprHNt, cmM HI'' And tk grmt rklf akajaftM M he took off Ik karaeea. "HMsjt, our a kMktt4' ' (THJB END.) SOCIAL XOTH8. Come on. girls yonng and old iml In yonr spring poatw. Ye ed. in going fishing next week and he's got to hare something to fill np the pnpr with. Mis A ma ran tha 8roggs m de nounced her engagement to Will Tuttie and has gave the ring back. The new station agent haa got hla truck garden all planted, but h says he don't expect to be so suc cessful aa he waa In his laat place where thore waa only one train a day. Our two trains dlstm'b hi gardening too much. That frosh traveling man who post- oil an old circus poster on the aide of tho postotflco last week will keep out of this t own If ho don't want to got dono up by about 810 little hoya who almost died of dlsaapolnt ment whan they found out tho poster waa a fnko, Lyman Skeono has just como back from Now York with a new gamo ho'a going to Introduce here. You play It with sticks like hockey sticks only It Is much dlfforont from hockey he- cautH It's n favorite game with fat men and Is ployed mostly In summer, not s Inter. considered equal to any and bettor than most. The work of tax collodion hns boon systematized so that quicker nnd bet tor sorvlco is now being rondorod, and taxos collected at n much loes cost than heretofore. I am fully conversant with tho tin tlos and needs of the office tor which I nsplro. If I am nominated and oloctod I plodgo myself: 1st To maintain tho offlco In its prosent offlclont condition. 2nd To endeavor to furthor Im prove tho sorvler to taxpayers and to mlnlmlzo tho con thereof. 3rd. To Impartially perform nil duties nnd enforce all lnwa. E. V. (Curly) WILSON. I nm a candidate for the nomina tion of Sheriff on the republican i ticket to be voted for at the prlmarloa May ID. 1916. If nominated and i ,,. , ...,,, -., i. i, n.i HKHHHII 1 will Uliiuiio "" ... give the public an honest, impartial and efficient administration. 37 years in Jackson county. Adv. HAItllY N. LOFLAND. I hereby announco my candidacy for the republican nomination for sheriff, to be voted ou at tho coming primaries. May l'Jtli, l'Jic. 1 foal that I need no introduction to tha nubile, having been a resident of Jackson county for 26 yoars. I pledge myself. If elected, to kivo an Imnnrtlal. economical and con servative administration of this im portant office. I have endeavored to aorve the public faithfully In tho past and agree, If elected, to Rtriciiy nnu impartially enforce all laws. Having a vory large experience In the mat tors of taxation aud knowing Jack son oounty thoroughly, I pledge my self to conduct the tax collection branch ot the office In such n manner as to serve the taxpayers honostly, promptly and efficiently. Adv. W. T. GItlKVB. I am a candldnto for tho republi can nomination of sheriff of Jackson oounty, aubject to the primary, May 19, 1916. I have lived In Jackson county twelve years, made the race for the nomination for sheriff two yeara 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 will enforce all laws and pledge myself to an economical, Impartial aud conservative adminis tration, Adv. A. W. WALKKR. I hereby aunouuee my candidacy for the nomination for sheriff on tho democratic tlckt, aubjeet to the will of the voters at the primary to be held May 19. 1916. I am a native son of Jackson county and my en tire past life In Mibject to your Inves tigation. RALPH G. JRNNINGS. Adv. I hereby announce, my candidacy for the democratle nomination for sheriff to be voted on at the coming primaries,' May 19, 1916. I have served the city ot Medford as chief of police for over five years and during that time sorved under four different mayors. I pledge myself, If nomi nated and elected, to serve the public and do iny duty as sheriff at all times, and give tha public an houaat and Impartial administration. Adv. J. F. HITTHON. COUNTY TltRASCRHR. Deputy County Treasurer Myrtle W. Hlakeley announces her eaadldaey for the office of county treasurer. I hereby aanouave my candidacy on the republican ticket tor the of fice of county treasurer, to be voted on at the eomlng primaries. I taav) held the position aa deputy In this office for the paat year aud m con fident that I can fulfill th dutle connected therewith. I served two years s depute touau ty recorder before taking th posi tion as deputy ooiwty tresur; l ale h4 ;'fpv v ' i fr If. r 1 i rrl f ir! trlt,1 ri'vp mi ml f!ftr (! -nr1 of nt Crwn sefnea f-hlng MP Ctwtt l, mn. .. i ii ,, ii .n ,. faiTJfil i- "i f"f in"!" M'in i ih vnfef if i-wvnii imn' If romlnnfrd sn-f Hcfil I II1 f'tn flW Bfflre Hhmit tk tpetlw ot a dopiftv sad continue to r the P'tn- He Jnst t atriflent in il rnfnra M l hr in lint nasi. M. xtHTLnw m.xntuar. I km? wajfwMa tkal t kt flleM my nWlgfgflo oY laienttoii ( h mm a eandliiafe for tke repvbltaaa MtaMkM for ik ffrtta of eovirtr trawmrer, to bo rotod on In tho ceaa tea primaries. if I am nominated d ateeted will MWlMt th ofrteo hi an effletont and kaawswallke Mtaar. Adv. HOT L, MAULX. I hereby announce that 1 am a can dMate for the nomfnatlnn of county treasurer for Jacksoa ennnty, Oregon, on the repnbllcen ticket to be voted for at tha primary election to he held May 19, 111. I formerly held the office of ronnty treasurer and believe I gave general satisfaction to tha public. During the time I wna county treas urer the county employed export ac countants to export the county offi cers' hooka and said experts compli ment mi my work very highly as n public official. If nominated and elected I shall endeavor to conduct the nf fairs of the office In nn honest, efficient and husl-noM-Uke manner Adv. JAS. M. CltON'RMILLUn. COUNTY SUIMiltlNTKNDKNT. I horoby announco my candidacy on tho republican ticket for tho of flcQ of County School Superintend ent fer Jackson county. Oregon, sub Joct to tho will of the republican party at tho primary eloctlon May 19. I Etnnd for practical school ef ficiency, porsonnl supervision ot tho schools nnd elimination of county school BUporvlsors. AdV. I'll ANCIS C. SMITH. To tho veters: I am ropubllcan cnndldato for county school super intendent at tho primary election, May 19, 191 C. I am for nupervlston ot tho schools by tho superintendent and for econ omy In tho county superintendent's office nnd every place whom It iIocb not retard tho urricloncy of tho schools. I nm In favor of progressive, educa tion, that Is, education that proparoa tho boy or girl for llfo. I nm for nil having n square doal and nn oqttnl chance for nn education. If nominated nnd oloctod I will do every thing In my powor to mako tho schools of Jackson county tho host In tho Btato. Adv. A. J. HANDY. I hereby announce thnt I havo filed my declaration ot Intontlonn, and thnt I am a candidate for tho re publican nomination for the offlco of County School Superintendent ot Jnokson county, subject to tho pri maries of May 19 If nominated and eloctou I pledge mysolf to an honest. Impartial and economic administration nnd will personally supervise our schools. I hold nn Oregon life certtflcato, and having recently spont four ses sions nn preparatory work, both In the University of Oroaon nnd In tho University of California In the Htudy of modern education nnd suporvl nlon, and having served tho county aw rural arhool supervisor for two years, I feel competent to fill the of fice In a thoroughly satisfactory man ner and hereby solicit the support of every true friend of education. Adv. G. W. AGICR. ' I am a candidate for tho republi can nomination for County School Superintendent. I stand fer: A con tinuance of progressive policies in oducatlon, economy consistent with efficiency, equal educational advan tages fnr the hoya nnd glrln on tho fnniifl with those In the cities and towns. It nominated and olectcd I will In tho futuroaa In the past, glvo my full time ami best efforts to tho suiwtrvUlon of the schools and the ad ministration ot the duties of the of fine.. During my Incumbency I hnvo not confined myself strletlv to tho routine duties of the office but havo takon a broader view ot tho mission of the County School Superintendent. In addition to my efforta vo raise the standard of teaching nnd improve tho physical conditions at school 1 have labored to promote the welfare of the boys and girls through Industrial clubs, school fairs, school credit for home work, psrent-tfschera olrcles. spelling and arithmetic contest, and other activities I feel that my work has been regarded with favor and In order to continue this work, I am asking for re-election Adv. J. PKRCYWBLL8. FOR RUNT IltMJMCKIiKPINO ROO.MH FOR RENT 3 furnished house keeping roonm; ground floor. 220 8 Grape. Phone 738-X. 16 FOR RK.NT nOUSUH iW aM ail in a ,m as ar" FOR RENT 6-room modern bunga low, range connected, east front, shade. Tel 4H8-X. FOR KENT Furiilxhed bungalow for the milium r, clone lu. 3D I 8 Central 16 WHY? CASH WANTED 80 acre Hear Creek bottom, 70 aeraa la cultivation, alfalfa, fruit and grain, oaeMly Irrigated. Leaa than t mile from Medford. $IS0 cash. Ono of tha beat baya la Jaekaen eouutp. Bar hen and I will show ou, & J BARNES ta Wtt 4fjgdu HU Phone 799 rurt hMt rMtvm u-r riift ffffvf tttmmi tfr font Th Harbeft. tf QnHM ii. ' - - - mr& mil i 1 1 i . max in.re, vn iii'l hfrn' vidr" I' fHirS Triii'ino diHef rafe Mr I, fniiifj Ctrntkt, ON. rOH aUfsV-Ja m ar old freak Jemy earn, 7. Phon inS-.fl 111 rot 9,hK To loam har male, fine floet, ykitthf, sound and gen tle: ahM Hgtrt work mare James Campbell. 1 f ron SaI.B Or trarf, ma fliM krtd black her, tray, aw kkfiMM. rrtteako, Route 8, M4r4. If FOR RAMI POULTRY AM) HGOS FOR SALE- Mammoth brange turk ey eggs, 80c eaeh. paatpald. Olive Robinson, Grants Pass, rente 8. box 97. 1R FOR SALtt Kgga 'from selected winter taring and prise winning strain of 8 C. Rhode Island ltnds; $1 per setting. Mra. C. S Lammey, Central Point, R. It. 2. 19 FOR SALK Prlio winning light Brahma blrda and eggs. Phone or write C. Caroy, Talent, Oro. FOR BALIC RBAli KBTATJI FoirSALK 'VirVltAliS 400-acro stock ranch, noar Medford, will sell or trade. Will take small acre age near Medford as part payment. . J. C. Urown, Sparta bldg. 20 FOR SALB Forced sale, homo on 'ot Main must be sold ragnrdloss ot price. Call 1129 or Phono 223. IS FOR SALR Flvo acros cleared nnd in cultivation, bungalow and threo otlior bulldlngfl, near railroad sta tion, thickly sottlod neighborhood. Worth $1200, price only $750, A cash. Wrlto W. A. Perkins, llo choster, Waah. IB FOR SALK MlSUTilifiAWKOUfl FOR SALIC Combination garden seeder and cultivater: good saddle. SIB-Y. 11 FOR SALIC Throo socond-hnnd ball bearing Inwnmowers. Repaired and sharpened. PnrtloH may try mowers before paying for them. Phone 31'J-L. H. S. Allen. 15 FOR SALIO Sood corn. Vhono 589-Jt. K. I). Hall. 37 FOR SALK Dressers, library table, rugs, dining sot. bods, springs, mattreaaes, wool, linoleum, stoves, rockorn, sanitary couch, boddtug, curtains, must bo sold IIiIh week; bargain prices. Phone 33G-W 230 South Central. 15 FOR SALIC Household rooiIh for aaIc cheap; must lie sold this week. Call at 310 Knight St. 15 FOR SALIC Field soloctod nnd tost- od O. A. C. Minn. No. 13 sood corn. Claus C. Chnrloy, Drownsboro, Oro. i 87 FOR SALIC Double set work har ness, good condition, cheap. Pro ducers Fruit Co. of Oregon. IB FOR SALK Sent cevers: ono nmn toiw nt A. D. Little Top Works, 100 N. Front at., near S. P. station. 31 FOR 8ALM Overland roadBter. Seo K. A. HlokH, Manager, Oregon Granite Co. FOR SALR CHIflAP Two now oovv boy saddles, new buggy, set ot new single harness. Union Stables. 333 HKLP WANTUD MALK WANfTKI) Alan and wife on or chard; man to work under .fore man and wife to Imard help; ref erences required. Box IC, Mali Tri bune. WANTED- Hy a large financial cor poration, a man to represent same In Jackson county; must have salesmanship ability, only one ot high standing need apply. Manager in city Sunday and Monday. Ad dress Geo. D. Full, Medford Hotel. IB 8ALE8MEN WANTED We want 10 good hustling young men who want to make $3 to $10 day to repre sent us. Apply Pacific Coast Males Co., Medford, Oregon, office 513 King St. 15 WANTED MinumrtirtWEOUH WANTED Sacks. Leave pin's blacksmith shop. at Tur 10 WANTim esrru.vnoNB HOUSEWORK: WANTED by middle aged woman. Box 8, Mall Trl Trlbune. 16 HKLP WANTKD FK.MALK WANTED- Maid for general house work. 1013 8. Oakdale. Phone 820-it. 16 WANTUD Woman $30 for distrlbut lag free skeins Wear-Proof darn ing eotton with hosiery, your suc tion. Experience unneeaasnry. In ternational Mills, dept. 700, Nor Iretown, Pa. 42 MISCELLANEOUS. RELIGION AND THE WORLD'S PEACE," by Rev. II. N. Brown, and other Unitarian literature sent free to Inquirers. Address Mla Hanoi llurtou, Central Point, It. F. D.. Xo. 1. Oro. 16 ACT QUICK' Automobile gasoline go Inf up. Sell Gaao-Toule, equals gasoline at 3c a gallon, eliminates carbon. Dollar an hour profit; ak guaranteed- White Mfg. Co., ,Dept. 96, Cincinnati. Ohio. 15 MIND CONTROL OF MINERAL roods In healing. A new discov ery, strictly scientific. Learn how. Eujoy living. Send postal for free Illustrated booklet. Cooperative Health Association, 413 Central bldg.. Seattle, Wash. 15 &. V-m . "Ii Zy. irsx vfnvK v r i hi 'i tnsrif ranch vrnvri i i I. I i r ' i' ' . r I 1 1 linoo on ,. fhf i. H (lf ril,fMV 1n on Irnprnrn-l fttfH Motm the intirfi'( Hsn LOSI lrfaBIJrfaaaraai 000mmmn -- f..H'T.r ftfhotk rtajferMtf ummt Iffir M Bar ere, wmtvtt WM- jfetffy w A. nm. sir. n. OrtM&o. Hairard. I S TOUXt, CJSnkaaajaasaaaBaaeaaap ae tgiakjaaakasakai isaewi aisasakaaka rot1 fin RrSTCM near emMmn of ft. I. Brumkla, at end lemth Holly. Owner may bate atKM by paytsjsj for tkla ad and trra-rmg property. IS sSvaBuaasBSBSBsaaBt FOR ICCCHAGR FOR SALR OR RXCIIANOI CHsUF Bean band power spray; eacellont condition. Phone 1-P31. 18 FOR T HADE Team small males, want horses. Also a colt far cow. ltox M. Mall Tribune. 13 EXCHANGE $900. 8 per sent mort gage for small used car and rash difference. J. K. Dunbar, Ma drena Park. 1(5 1UJBINK8S llinHCTOHY Auto KuppIlM LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Wa aro operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant In tho Pa clflc northwest. Uno our springs when otuora fall. Sold under guar antee 2G North Fifteenth Bt.. Portland, Oro. Attorneys GHO. W. CHERRY Attornoy nnil Notnry, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. PORTRR J. NRFF Attornoy at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. R. RBAMES, LAWYER Gnruott- Uoroy bldg. O. M. ROBERTS Lawyer. Medford National Bank Building. Dentists --v Dr. W. M. VAN SCOTOO DR. O. O. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Qarnott-Coroy Bldg., ulte Mcdforu, Oro. Phono 850. Collections and Kvportn 818 COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wo collected somo accounts 14 years old. Wo know how to got the money. Tim Builock Mercantile Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has kins' Bldg., 210 E. Main at Engineer mid Contractor FIIEiTn CUMMl"Na"sSnglnonnd contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg. Surveys,, estlmatos, Irrigation dralnngo, orchard and land im provomunt. Insurance EARL 8. TUMY aenornl Insurance oftloe. Fire. Automobile, Aeoldent, Liability, Piute Glass, Contract, nnd Suroty Bonds. Excellent com. panlos, good local sorvlco. No. 210 Garnett-Coray Bldg. Instruction In MukIc .-... . FRKD ALTON HAIGHT, teacher ot piano and harmony. Composer nnd arranger of music. Halght Music Studio, 401 Garnott-Coroy building. BlTssTTwiNE Teacher of Violin. 'Muslo furnished for nil occasions. Prices reasonable. Studio 1121 E. Main St., Phone 303-J2. Garbage aaBMaB GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for tho summer. Call on tho city garbage wagons for good sorvlco, Phono 274-L. F. Y. Allen. Physicians and Burgeons imT f. a. carlow, dr. eva MAINS CARLOW Osteopathlo physicians, 410-417 Garnott-Corey bldg., phone 1036-L. Resident 26 South Laurel at. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician, 803 Garnett-Corey building. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, oar, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for 8. P. It. It. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone S67. DR. It. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon Phones, offlco 3G, resi dence 724-J. Office houro, 10 to 12, 2 to 6, DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physt clan and surgeon. Office Palm block, opposite Naah hotel. Hours 10 to 13, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J. Printers nnd Publishers ilMDOim PRINTINO CO., has the boat oqulppod printing offlco In southern Oregou; book binding Iqoso leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portlaud pricos. 27 North Fir at. Transfers EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Of floe 42 North Front sL Phone Sift. Prices right. Service guar anteed Setting Machines ajjfWfcgaaaawaawaaiia fcsajaiiaaariay rar SINGER SEWING MACHINES FOU SALE OR RENT Soma used uia ohlnoa also for sale. Cleaning and repairing. Baldwin Piano for aalo from factory to euatomer. Real rence 245 So. Central. Phone 390.