CENTRAL POINT
Miss Ina Austin, who has spent the
past halt year at the Washington
late normal school, returned to her
home In this eltr the first of the
week.
Oeerge Perkins, A. J. Olson and
sons of Kane's creek, ware trans
acting business here Monday.
Indus Charles 11. Oay of Medfdrtf
was k rcent business visitor hi our
inldlt.
Five automobile load of gay chil
dren of the Willow Springs school
pasted through here Monday on their
way to Ashland, where they motored
to spond the day.
, The ltev. Dr. Jlotllle of Phoenix
attended a reception given by the
members of the Presbyterian church
here Monday evening.
A large number of Central Point
young people are found among the
throngs that crowd tho carnival
grounds In Medford both nightly and
dally this woo.
Tho senior class of the C. P. It. 8.
enjoyod a lilcnlc In tho Ashland park
Tuesday.
Miss Kthol Myers departs from her
home at Willow Springs today for
Kugeno, where alio will reside per
manently. Mr. and Mrs. AVItte were the guosts
of Jacksonville friends recently.
(loorge Fox Is the proud possessor
of a new Chevrolet car. (leorge Is
a careful driver, looks neither to the
right nor left, hut straight ahead,
so don't get peeved If he returns
not your salutation. IIo Is not proud
nor does ho fool above you, he Is Just
learning to drive. '
Prof. A. J. llanby. of Medford. and
H. It. McCahe (vert among the can
didates seeking office In our city llio
first of tho week.
Miss llolen Me, a tuomber of tho
1918 graduating class from the Cen
tral Point high school, Is visiting her
- parents at ApijK'gato this week.
Tho pupils of the olghth grade are
shut In behind cloned doors at night
this week pouring over books and
solving difficult problems. This Is
exam week.
Woven members' of tho 1910 grad
uating class of our school are work
ing vory hard on a particularly In
teresting and sldo bursting play
which they will prosont to the pub
lic on or nbout the first of com
mencement week,
Mrs. F. hi. Holmes and daughtors
Hattie and Hssel of Willow Springs,
will leave Saturday for North Dakota.
Kit route they will visit relatives In
Eugene and Washington.
The infant son of Mr. ami Mrs.
Charles Painter who has been dan
gerously ill for the post ten days
Is reported as little better at this
writing.
Mr. ;tnd Mrs. P. Suddlngton und
family of the Madden orchards have
leased the Dunlop residence In town
for a few weeks.
Edward Kshler has relumed from
a fortnight's business trip to llend.
Portland and Kugcne.
William Mayfield made a business
trip to Oregon's metropolis the rirst
of tho week.
lliimlil I.mwt' left the til-t of the
Week tor Full Creek, tal . t" Mnv sev
eral month iu the )owir Million ut
that place.
Mr. and Mrs. It. 15. Peyton H'iit
Tiie-duy wild Pcclors und Hlniu li
nrd. Mrs. Itoyd Tucker and Mi lMwi
Walker visited Tuedav ut Nelson
Nye's, Mrs. Nye has been n-u lor n
lew day.
Nelson Kye weut to the station on
Tuesday to meet his mother ami
briiiff her home. Mr. Pliiiis .il-u went
to meet bis wife ami sou. Thev are
Iimiik' now on the home pluee, but
line been at Mr. PtnppV rumh tot
somt time reviousl.
Mr. und Mi-. Hun Ditsworth went
to Sum's Valley Saturduv to spend u
w ewk.
Mr. nnd Ir. William Moonev aud
-"ii visited ut Mr. Maiiiiiin:'s Frida
niyht, sMnt Suturduv night ut Hert
lliyinlmtluim' und took Suiuluv din
ner with Mr. Ptwlur aud family, then
i et timed home to Red Hliuiket.
Aunt Susy lligiubothuiu hud a van
sitk spell Tuesday. The several fam
ilies of llitrinbotham children cume to
In- with their mother.
Frunk Ditsworth hits a mushroom
p:it-h uu Uh, ruiiili, and his ueivh-lmi-
lin lieen feHlinif on them tor
the p;i-t two weeks (Hut t-ulitintl-u-1
).
Ml-- Ifolilii-i.li, wliu li.i- been help
iliK Ml-. Mhiiik !( -line tune, re
tnnied I" Ik i In. nil ..t K.iyle Point
I..-I ..
J.-ii. - I. vt. n t.. .k Mi-- Puller,
CHICHESTER S PILLS
THE IIIA-I IIXIMI. X
1 4l-.t A.l ..ur llrufMtKA
1 hi f fcw..p Uiiiiiil Srti4A
I'lll. .. M.4 I boM ri V
i - I i I c k
;fU,,i.i , in iVa.-rraa
l! VMil IlklMI l-ll I V ili
olb BV DRlGGiST S tE'WHRE
FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS
H.i.l Uil..rtli Mi- Iim-,.n .net
lV.nl ami Karl IV) hm to I'ru.pm-t
NHturtlay night in the Menrns aut...
Miss Krkine visited friends at lVr-
ist one dnv lat week.
Kelo brought the mnil
up
Monday in a liovne automobile.
r ,.-.- tri.Li - ' i i . .,i.
.....,- iiuiinm wn ivnrnina; in nmi1;" r "
the enr and exieet, to enrrv the mail
for several weeks more,
l'eelors and Wan chord went to the
entertainment tnvdn k tl. ti..-...
r ... . I t. V "'7'"1
. ',,,,,,,,, i-iiin niuronv Ulrni.
Halph anil Paul Peyton also went
from thi community.
Pearl Peyton fc spending' ' eerernl
days with her sister, Mr. riaw..on.
while Klifier )au.in i working nt
Sir. lVl..n'-.
Ksportod by JackBou County Al
trsct Co.. Olith and Fir flts
Cliiult
Ada M. HlHkely vs. Walter II.
ltlakely( divorce.
J. W. llylwe vs. L. H. Wheeler oi
ti. foreclosure.
II. I). Sklllln vs. Home Tel. and
Tel. Co., to recover money.
State vs. W. K. Young, from Jus
tice court.
State vs. A. P. Thomas, alias Oils
Thompson, from Justice court.
lClmira May Cox vs. h. Slockwell
et al, to Millet title.
V. S. Kogers vs. John V. Palmer
Ustale, confirmation.
Klrst Notional lJsfnk or Medrord
vs. Uroodwoor Parms. ot al. default,
decree, cost bill.
Don K. Wilson mC. II. Naiwlck,
default, Judgment, cost bill.
John H. Craves vs, Paul Q, Dou
ber, demurrer.
I'nilmle
Samiiol T. Hodges Kstate, final ac
count.
ltiil IMoto Tmimfcis
llottle A. Jones el al to Jack
sou County Hank. 57 a In
87-2W QCl) $ 1.00
Harry 0. Mathes ot al to Chris
tina Mathes. pt. 2r.-378. 1W
2-3S-1W, 3-.1S-1W
James Campbell et al to Chris
tina Mathes, pt 2B-37-1W
and 2 and.3-3S-lW QCD ..
1.00
1.00
Charloa W. Cooilsninn et use to
Martha Coldt. pt 18-3G-IW 10.00
II. II. Toft ot u to Mary K.
Sawyer, laud on Roosevelt
ave Mmlford 10.00
W. A. Pointer et ux to W. J.
Cameron, pt 1-35-113 lO.O'O
"(irtmd Opcni mill .Miifcle"
A Cleveland. O. wholesale firm
deulM In ' Ptintx mid Clothing."
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good for
Congestion nnd Colds
as Mustard
Ilut the old-fashioned mustard plaster
burned and blistered while it acted. You
ran tinur ire! lbs rlif nm l.tn tl..
mustard tifasirri tnve wiiimut ih ni...
ler and without the blister.
MUSTKROl.E does it. It is rlM.i
white ointment, made witli oil of mui
tard. It is scientifically prepared, to
thst it works wonders, and yet does not
nosier me ttnorrcit km.
Jut manage MUSTEROLE in with
the fineer-tipi Kently. See how quickly
it brings relief how speedily the pain
disappear.
And there is nothing like MUSTER
OLE for Sore Throat, Uronrhitii, Ton
silitij, Croup, Stiff Neck, AMhma, Neu
ralgia, Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Paint and Aches
of Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Mus
cles, Droiscs, Chilblains, Prosted Feet,
Colds of the Chest (it often prevents
Pneumonia).
At your drucRist's, in 25c and 50c Jars,
and a special l.imo hospital size for $2r0.
He sure vm lm tl trnuinc Ml S-
TFKOl.r
I'e( i "if itvions ','ct what (
you ak for The Musterolc Company,
Cleveland, Ohio
NEW TODAY
You ina -i i iii ,i fine liwl i. e
of alfalfa ! .'4 i.n.-, lii-.lit in the
heart of tin- wood land, in the tenter
of the valley, some buildings ttu ele
gant place for a home. Rents for
11 percent abovt, taxes. Terms are
offered. Price Jtiooo.
A good house furnished, offered for
$1100 north niuih more. Must
have quUk action.
Hoon-Cathcart Co.
Phone 1(17
GOURTHOUSENEWS
ill
CHOICE GARDEN TRACT
AND HOME PUs.CE $950
Four-room cottage, j-'.ir.l.e trail, tim
the place for a lie t K home ,ml k'.mltn tr.u t
er lino .:., sidtlwalk To mi, all paid In lull
loam soil, fleet i lt ru'.rt of tbl- l.nnl
Total price f!Tn.
BENNETT INVESTMENT 00.
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RfEDFORD MIITj TRTBUNR,
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s'"?, son.rtSi iu nil im.in-w trti..ciicm,
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MAT. RANK or POMMMrlt
Tvfetlo. Ohio
IiaUf falarrti Cup It ttk tfiti.rnallv itlii
JlStrtlf upon lb bkml ami BitS-aiM rf- of
IS tfnttm. T1lmll will frs. Prl.-v JS
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i Te HiU't r.mllr Pill, toe cooitliMlk.
XOTICK OP ASSICSSMKXT.
Otllftiriila-Oiegiiii I'owcr (uiiwny.
Location of principal place ot bus
iness, San Frauclico, California.
Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors held on Tues
day, April 18, 1!M6. an assessment
i.N'o. I), of fifty conts per share was
levlml upon the capital stock of the
lorporatlon, iwyable Immediately to
the secretary at the office of the
corporation. No. 131 Leldesdorff
street, San Francisco, California. Any
Ktock upon which i:im assessment
shall remain unpaid until Tuesday,
May 23, lfilC. will be (Jellnquent and
advertised for sale at public auc
tion, and, unless payment is made
before,, will be sold on Tuesday,
June 20, 1916. at the hour of 12 M.,
to pay the delinquent assessment, to
gether with the costs of advertising
and expense or salo.
Dated April 18, 1916.
J. C. THOMPSON,
Secretory of California-Oregon Pow
er Co., office No. 131 l.oldesdorff
St., San Francisco Cullfornia.
N'otlro to ("ontiiirlotM
Sealed proposals, addressed to the
umtorHigned at Jnrksonv 1 e. Oreson.
and endorsed "Sealed lllds for Re
pairing Itoad," for repairing a county
rood between Med ford and Jackson
ville, Oregon, In accordance with the
plans and specifications on file In the
county surveyor's (5fflre. over tho
Medford National bank building,
Medford. Oregon, will be recehed
and filed until 10 n. m.. May 12,
1916, mid at thst time tho county
court will publicly open and read all
bids.
Kach bidder shall be required to
deposit wltli IiIn bid five per cent of
tho amount of his bid, which shall
bo forfeited to tho county In prbu
the award Is made to him, and If he
falls, neglects or refuses, for a per
iod of 10 days after such award Is
made, to enter Into a contract and
file his bond In the manner required
by and to tho satisfaction of the
county court.
A corporate suretv bond will be re
quired for tho faithful performance
ot the contract In n sum equal to
one-half of the total amount of tho
sum bid.
The countv court reserves the right
to roject any or all btils, or to ac
cept the propohal deemed best for
Jackson countv.
Dated this 1Mb day of April, 1910.
O. A. CAIlliNISK.
County Clerk, Jacksonville, Ore.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
I'Olt HKPIlliSKNT.VnVK
I hereby announco that I have tllod
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. C. M. THOMAS.
I am a candidate for the republican
nomination for Joint representative
from the district comprising Doug
las and Jackson counties subject to
the primary iii May. If no
initiated
"" H'etd I will serve the people of
'? wtrict to the best of my ability.
Adv.
W. II. GOKK.
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 deal for all.
Adr. JIKNTOX UOWKR8.
I am a republican candidate for
representative In the stote leglsla
tuie. IslCNJ. C. SHELDON.
DIST1UCT ATTOHNHY
The record of the county clerk at
this time show a saving of JI.'oO.OO
in tho administration of this office
as compared with the previous term.
ThiH has beon accomplished by trane-
acting the same amount of business
before grand Juries In one day that
has formerly required five or six
da and bv eliminating many petty
matters, and without any sacrifice to
law enforcement In the county. I
'"whyT
CASH WANTL'D
80 acres Hear Creek bottom, 70
acres in cultivation, alfalfa, fruit and
gralR, easily irrigated. Lees than
I wlleo from Medford. 6Suw cash.
One of the best buys In Jackson
county. Say when and I will show
you.
J. C. BARNES
109 Wnt M.la 8t Pboos 7S
UTiaitf
-, f Id a em. shade, Just
I'.imhk I'! go, sew
Lot llsxUT. Handy
fc buvti ever offered.
ItlOlM TOO
MrDFOTlT). ol?I (.(), 'I
f,t'
'r"
I Dint this r.wLvs :iti, m. rtpcr
ce entitles nil-Mo a second term
am therefor a canitidato for re
election to the office of district attor
ney. K. E. KKLL.Y.
A dr.
t hereby announce thst 1 hate
filed my declaration nt intention to
become a candidate for the repub
lican nomination for the office of
District Attorney for Jsckson county,
Oregon, subtoct to the decision of the
republican party, at the primary elec
tion to be held May 19. I'M.
Adv. O. M. ROBKRTSS.
I hereby announce that 1 hare filed
my docUratlon of Intentions, and that
I am a candliWre Tor the democratlo
nomination for the office of district
attorney, subject to the Mby primar
ies. If I am nominated and sleeted
to J.hls office. I promise not to forget
tho fact that I am a public sewsnt,
and thst I will co the best of my
ability siWnlnlsler the affair of the
offlre, Impartially, l.enestly and
without fear or favor.
Adv. NHWTON W. nOKDRN
The first of ths rear a number of
republicans, Including many who ap
proved of my efforts in the Interpol
of the taxpayers as state reprnsenta
tlve four years ago, requested me to
become a candidate for the office of
District Attorney. Inasmuch as there
would be. In addition to the regulnr
duties of the criminal and Juvenllo
courts, new dutlon and conditions
confronting; the office. Among thoso
wore mnntlonnd the onforcemont of
tho prohibition sot. and tho Mkoll
hood of having to foreclose monv tax
Hens, particularly those ngnlnst the
Southern Pacific land grant of nearly
half million neros In JacKson county,
amounting to about $200. ooo
My reply wns that I would hecomo
a candidate If It were generally do
slrod nnd the ram could tic made
without assuming special obligation
to any particular Individual, faction.
lueniuy or iniciesi.
Therefore after consulting person
ally or by lettor several hundred men
nnd women of all occupations In
all parts of the county, believing
there Is a real desire for mv candi
dacy. I will bo a candidate for the
nomination of District Attorney on
the republican ticket.
Adv. JOHN II. CAIIKIN.
I anv a candidate for the office of
district attorney on the democrat
ticket. If nominated and elected, I
shall serve the county as I have
sorvod tho City of Medford during
tho post threo years, during which
tlmo I havo beon Its city attorney.
Adv. n. a. M'CADK.
county rr.Kitir.
fl. A. fJimlner l ltepublimn Canill
date for County Clerk
I horebv announce my candldanr
for tho office of county clerk and If
nominated and elected will continue
to give my entire tlmo and attention
to the duties thereof, conduct the
office according to law and glvo an
efficient, economical nnd business
like administration.
Adv. (J. A. (1AUDNKH.
I hereby announce that I have
filed my declaration of Intention to
become a candldnte lor the rnnnhii.
can nomination for the office of conn
ty olerk. for Jackson couutv. mi Meet
10 me decision or the republican par
ty, at the ptlmary election to be held
May 1!), 191B.
Adv. A. X. HILDBIIItAND.
COI'VIV ASSKMSOIt
I hereby announce my candldsey
for the office of county assessor of
Jackson countv on the republican
ticket, sublect In the primary on
j i niensie mvneir to an
honest, efficient. Impartial and Vcon
omlcal discharge or tho dudes of the
office and propose to moke all assess.
ments upon ths basis of the true
actual value of the property and not
upon any Inflated valuation.
Adv. CIJOKOK LAirNBI'ACH.
I herewith announce mv candldacv
for county assessor, subject to the
decision of the republican party at
the primary election to be held Mav
19. 1918. If elected I piedoe myself
to make a jnxt and eipiltable sssess
ment and administer the affairs of
the office In a business-like manner.
Adv. J. II. COLKMAN.
I hereby announce my enndldacy
for the demorrotie nomination for
the office of assessor of Jackson
county at the primary to be held
May 19th. 19t8. Have had three
yearo' experience as deputy assessor.
Adr. CLINT OALLATLV.
1 hereby announce that I am a
candidate for county nanesor for
Jackson countv, Oregon, on the re
publican ticket, subject to the pri
maries to be held May 19, 1916. My
platform' Kconomy. eanalliv (
efficiency. J. C. IIKRRLNO.
AOV.
Candidate for county assessor at
republican primary election, Mnv ts
1916. Three rears experience cleri
cal work making up assessment rolls
and extending tag rolls, township 29
and SO North, Range 1 West, stale
of Michigan Throe years ot-sossor
ana member or county board of su
pervisors, oUrgo county Michigan,
Six yeurs d pnty assessor in Jackson
countv, Owaon If elected, practical
experience, common seiine ami busi
ness Judgment will be exrrrlsed in
making aM laments. Fictitious,
boom valuations will not Im permit
ted. Tho greatest possible accuracy
and economy In field and office work
will be rlKldl. enforced. The moxt
efficient administration that exper
ience, education and capability con
exact, In every deportment of this
Important office, , be effected.
Fair and (onri'Oiis treatment extend
ed to all ta Livers. Integrity of
purifose the uowrnlng factor Your
support solii Iti d. V. W TItl'AX.
Adv.
eilf'.fUFIi.
I hove heretofore formally an
nounced my candidacy for the nomi
nation for shei Iff on the republican
ticket to be voted upo nt the com
ing primary election. May IU, !!16.
i nave ii.iu tno position of deputy
sheriff durlni; the psst four Mara. It
Is unanimously conceded that a mark-
i iuiirurrn rni imi ueen mane in
all d'cartinenH of the sheriff of-
flrA rliir'n' i Iih n nil,, in l ..r t1 .a
m. Jk .. . . I - .
pr" en t -'.ei I' Hie n(C-nl In U of -
flee ut tut ;Diji): e: itu- jvtvt
lYMNI) V. M fcY I. 1'M;
iidtmnNtraMoh t
rnn!dcred the
worn in me siate tney are now
considered equal to any and bstter
than most.
The work of tax collection hoa been
systemotised so thst quicker and bet
ter service Is now bslng rendered,
ond taxes collected at a much leas
cost than heretofore.
I aw fully conversant with the du
ties and needs of the office for which
I asptre.
If I am nominated and elected I
pledge myself:
1st To maintain the office In Its
present efficient conditio.
Ind. To endeavor to further Im
prove the servlcf to tsxpayers and to
minimise the ef thereof.
8rd. To Impartially perform all
duties and enforce all laws
R. W. fCqriy) WILSON.
I am a candidate for tho nomina
tion of Sheriff on the republican
ticket to he voted for at the primaries
May 19. 1916. If nominated and
elected I will enforce the law and
give the public an honest. Impartial
and efficient administration.
S7 years in Jackson county.
Adv. IIAItHY N. LOFLAND.
I herebv announce my candidacy
for tho republican nomination for
sheriff, to be voted on at tho coming
primaries, May 19th, 191B.
I feel that I need no Introduction
to the public, having been a resident
of Jackson county for 2(1 voars.
I pledse mysnlf. If ntoeted. to glvo
an Impartial, economical and con
servative administration of this im
portant offlco.
I have endeavored to rorvo tho
publlo faithfully In tho pnst nnd
agree. If oleclod, to strictly and
Impartially enforce all laws. Having
a Tery large experience In tho mat
ters of taxation and knowing Jack
son county thoroughly, I plcdgo my
self to conduct the tax collection
branch of the offlre In such n manner
as to servo the taxpayers honestly,
promptly and efficiently.
Adv. W. T. OIUKVK.
I am a candidate for tho republi
can nomination of sheriff of Jackson
county, subject to the primary. May
19. ISlfi.
I hove lived In Jackson county
twelve years, made thn ram for the
nomination for sheriff two years ago
nnd received a splendid voto desplto
thn unusual conditions 1 had to op
pose and would appreciate your sup
port this tlmo.
If elocted I will enforco all laws
and pledge myself to an oconomlcnl,
Impartial and conservative adminis
tration. Adv. A. W. WALKKIl.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomlnsllnn for sheriff on tho
democratic ticket, subject to tho will
of the voters at the primary to be
held Mar ID, 11)1(1, I mn n native
son of Jackson county and my en
tire past life In subject to your Inves
tigation. ItALPH O. JKNNINdK.
Adv.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the democrntlc nomination for
sheriff to be voted on at the coming
primaries, May 10. 191 B. I havo
served the cltv of Medford us chief of
police for over five years and during
that time served under four different
mayors. 1 pledge myself, If nomi
nated and elected, to serve the public
and do my duty as sheriff at all
times, and give the public an honest
and Impartial administration.
Adv. j. p. iirrraoN.
COUNTY TltlUSritHH.
Deputy Countv Treasurer Myrtle
W. Dlokeley announces her condldoey
for the office of county treasurer.
I hereby announce my candidacy
on the republican ticket for the of
fice of county treasurer, to be voted
on nt the coming primaries. I have
held the position as deputy In this
office for the post yesr snd am con
fident that I can fulfill the dutlos
connected therewith.
I served two veors as deputy coun
ty recorder before taking the posi
tion as deputy county Treasurer; I
have also had experience as account
ant for several corporations, such afl
the Medford Concrete Construction
company and Medford Ice ond Stor
age Company, before toklug up coun
ty work, ond will say that my poet
record Is open for Inspection to the
voters of Jac'.tson county.
If' nominated and elected I will run
the office without the expense of a
deputy and continue to serve the pub
lic just as efficient In the future as
I hove In the post.
Adv. MYHTLR W. HLAKBLHY.
I hereby announce that f have filed
my declaration of Intention to be
come a candidate for the republican
nominal ion for the office of oounty
treasurer, to be voted on In the com
ing primaries.
If I am nominated ond elected will
conduct the off be In an efficient and
busineosllko manner.
Adv. HOY L. MAULM.
I hereby announce that l am a can
didate for the nomination of county
treasurer for Jackson county, Oregon,
au the republican ticket to be vntwl
for at the primary electlou to be held
May 19, IBIS.
I formerly held the office of county
treasurer and believe I gave general
satisfaction to the public.
During the time I was county treas
urer the county employed expert ac
countants to expert the county offi
cers' books and sold experts compli
mented my work very highly as a
publlo official.
If nominated and elected I shall
endeavor to conduct the affairs of the
office In on honest, efficient and busi
ness like manner.
Adv. JAS. M. CHONKMILLKK,
COUNTY SrPICRINTKNDKN'f.
I hereby announce my candidacy
on the ropublican tl set for the of
flco of County School Superintend
ent for Juckxon county, Oregon, sub
ject to the will of the republican
party at the primary election May
19. I stand for practical school ef
ficiency, perxoiial fcupervlnlon of tho
schools and elimination of county
scsool BuierTliors
Adi. FRANCIS C. SMITH.
To tho vott r I Mn republican
raiithdnu) for couafr gcbanl euucr-l
unuuoui ui iy jujiiih; riSlllH. I
May 1. 1 It 1 ; i
I art fi.r hi i,iihl tUlnr it (bit i.ti..ifr
I... I ... . Il .. . . . ... ..
j' - i tb" mi, Hitn'. ', i I Ra'l f eN.H j
"W '' ' .ovm- - etiU'.eua-jijts1
offire and every ).' irnohre It does
not retard the etui ienoy of the
schools.
I am in favor of progress! re edttcn
tton. that is, education that prepare
the boy or girl for life. I am for all
having a square deal and an equal
chance for an ml neat Ion.
If nominated and elected I wtll
do everr thing In my power to make
the schools of Jsebson county the
boot in the state.
Adv. A. J. HANBT.
I horebv announce that I havo
filed my declaration of Intentions,
ahd that I am a candidate for the re
publican nomination for the office of
Countv School Superintendent of
Jackson county, subject to tho pri
maries of Mnv 10
If nominated and olecteo t pledge
mvself to an honest. Impsrltnl nnd
economic administration and will
personally supervise our schools.
I hold an Oregon life certlflckto.
and having recentlr spent four ses
sions on preparatory work. Imth In
ths University of Oreuon aud In tho
Pnlvoraltv of California In the sludv
of modern education and supervi
sion, and having served the county
ss rural school supervisor for two
vears. I feel competent to fill tho of
fice In n thoroughly satisfactory man
ner and hereby solicit the support of
every truo friend of education.
Adv. O. W. AORR.
I am n candidate for the republi
can nomination for County School
Superintendent. I stand fer: A con
tinuance of progressive policies) In
edncntlon, economy consistent with
efficiency, equal educational advan
tages for tho bovs nnd girls on thn
farms with thoso In tho cltlos nnd
towns.
If nominated and elected I will in
thn future, ns In tho phbI, glvo mv
full tlmo nnd best efforts to tho
supervision of the schools nnd tho ad
ministration of the duties of tho of
flre. During mv Incumbency I havo
not confined mvsnlf strictly to tho
routine duties of tho office but havo
takon a broader view of tho mission
of tho Countv School Superintendent.
In addition to my offorta ro raise tho
standard of tenoning and imprnvn tho
physical conditions at school I havo
labored to promoto thn welfnro of
tho boys and girls through Industrial
clubs, school fairs, school credits for
lionin work, parent-teachers circles,
spelling nnd arithmetic contests, nnd
other activities. 1 feel that my work
has been regarded with favor and In
order to continue this work, I am
asking for re-election.
Adv. J. PMKCY WRLL3.
I'Olt ltlCNT I'lJItNIHHKI) APIS.
FOlt mtNT Apartment for
The llerben, 10 Qulno 8t.
rent.
FOH HUNT rtOTIHlCfl
FOlt HUNT -fi-rooni modern bunga
low, first class, fine shade, garage,
range connected. Phono IXS-X.
FOR RENT l-rooni modern house.
013 So. Newtown. 10
FOR RUNT-- Furnished J-story bun
galow, garage, flue lvn, roses,
fruit mid berries, sleeping porches;
everything modern. K16 W. Jack
son st. -10
I'Olt K14.VT -IlonfiUKHKI'lN'fl
ItOOMtt
' s.ss w
FOR RKNT- Furnished housekeep
ing rooms; close Iu. 528 Kast
Main. Phono 37M-K.
FOR RKNT Furnished housekeop.
rooms. 311 N. llsrtlett.
FOR RKNT -Cosy furnished house
keeping rooms, close In, $5 month.
Lights, woter, goo, bath. Phone
820-X.
I'Olt HUNT MI.M;itMMCr)UH
FOR RKNT Pasture, good feed,
fynces, plenty of water. W. II.
Stewart. at
vou HAln--wrrcnTouK
FOiniTLK -Pure bVe'd" IMilaud'liina
pigs. Phone 2U1-J2. 39
FOR 8ALK Freon milk goats at re
duced rates, Mrs. L. Dusenbury,
Climax, Ore.
FOR BALK Mim;miliA7fW)Va
FOR KALK Or exchange two horse
corn cultivator for orchard cultiva
tor. Wallace Wood al Medford
Lumber Co. 38
FOR HALK -Fir Her wood; also oak
and laurel cord wood. Phone
311-J. . II
FOR 8ALK-&97-U2.
-nice grain hoy.
Phone
11
FOR BALIS Fuller-Johuson gasoline
engine, pump Jock attached. Keen
used but little and good ao new
Will sell cheap. I). W. Stone, Cen
tral Point. 39
FOR BALK -One good two sea ted
hack with top. J. II. Stevens. Tolo,
Ore. 38
FOR SALK or trade, two-seated hack
for light form wogou. Frltschu,
Medford, Route 2. 37
FOR SALK -Bell your 8 II. Oreen
Trading stgnips. 1 lOO N. W. Hank
s-
wag., Portland. 47
FOR SALK Seed corn and grain
hay; also posture. Phone 691-J2,
C. W. Isooos.
FOR BALK UHAti MKl'ATH
roil SALK Ranch. 3K acres, on
Wood rlrer, 1 l- miles north of
Fort Klamath, ilattiu KIiik, Fort
Kluuiutli, Oregon. 37
FOR SALK POULTRY AND ICOO.-l
FOR SLK - llarredRo.k , lib k ii
Wft'ks old. Phone SJO-X. 3S
V...TfSI) illte.i4AweoriK
WWTKD (iuod second baud uiotur
nilc Phone S-FI 1 Jo
V W'iKI) f'tninil lianil -ifc U Vmi
Jia; nlbiiu- iiiiuT-e .r wrt'O tt
Viui-r v bUiil fratt nnd l'n
tit uv 'ilarn, Ore, AH
s'fl H ,,mi llt lUXli C'llM
Gi.mIujjI, rnj IhIU'ji Ui an
PAW VIVFs
UV.1A WANTI'D I'KMALK
W TKf"-Olrl foV'gcneraT honM?
werk: no wo-ihlNg: small family;
good wages. Mm. F. C. Kcnly,
Tel. flll-.I-f! 19
WAMTBD Woman Jjp for distribut
ing free skeins Wear-Proor darn
Ins entton with hosiery, year sec
tion. Experience unnecessary. In
ternational Mills, dept. 700, Nor
Irstowii. Pa. 42
WlNl'ln WITOATIONH
WANTRD So-vlng at home or hr
the dnv. Phone 479-M, HI 8.
Central. CB
MONuv to i,o:
MONRY TO LOANbit 'Tmftrtvttl
city mereantllo property. MeCurdy
Insurance Agency.
IiOS
LOST Tuesday, April IB, on Oroter
Lake highway between Ragle Point
and Kelly's Island, leather case
marked "A. V. McC," containing
Thermos bottle. Kinder will re
ceive suitable reward upon com
munication with Mall Tribune of
flee at Medford. 38
LOST Lady's long green coot. Pone
5-F-2, Medford. 89
11USINKSS I)inKCT,OHY
Auto Hupi'tlcs
LAHEU AUTO BPfllNQ CO. We
nro operating tho largest, oldost
and boat equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwoBt. Ubo our Bprlngt
whon othora fall. Sold under KUar
anteo. 20 North FIftoontb Bt..
Portland, Oio.
Attorneys
QKO. W. CIIKRRY Attornoy nnd
"u''Jl IIUUIUH -!, JHGKSOn UOIII1-
ty Hank llulldlng, ontratico N.
Contral, Medford, Ore.
PORTRlt J. NBFF Attornoy nt law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Drink Utilltllng.
A. W. RKAMH8, LAWYKIt anrnett
Coroy bldg.
0. M. IIOUKRTS -Lawyor.
Medford National Hank Building.
CollectloiiH.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected somo nccounta 1 1 years
old. Wo know how to got tho
money. Tho Uuiiock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Itoomo 1, 2, 3, 1U
klns' llldg., 210 E. Main st.
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN SOOYOC
DR. C. C. VAN 8COYOO
Dentists
Onrnott-Coroy llldg., ulte
Mcdforu, Oro. Phono 850.
Collections unit Reports
110
DR. FRANIC RODICRTS Dentist.
M. F. A II. llldg. Officii Hours
8:30 to 12; 1 to 6. Phono 007-lt.
IbtKtiiccr nnd Contractor
FRlcD N. CUMMIN08 Snglnoer and
contractor, -(Ot M. F. & II. nidg.
Surveys,, ootlmates, irrlgatlou
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement. Insurance.
BARL S. TUMY General Insurance
office. Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, plate aloes, Contract,
and Surety Ilonds. Excellent com.
psnles, good local servlee. No.
JtO (larnett-Corey llldg, ,
Instruction In MilMo
PltKD ALTON IIAIOIlt, teacher of.
piano and harmony. Composer
ami arranger of musle. Halght
Music Studio, 101 QarnttU-Coroy
building.
BLISS filSINE Teacher of Violin.
Music furnished for all occasions,
Prices reasonable. Studio 1121 K.
Main St., Phone 80S-J2.
Garbage
UAKUACIK Oat your premlaoa
oleanod up for tho summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons, for
good oervice. Phone 274-L. F.
Y. Allen.
Pli)letmiH nuil rturgcons
DR. r. a. CARLDW, DR. KVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopothlo
nhyolcluns, 416-417 (larnett-Corey
bldg., phone 1038-L. Residence
26 South l.aurl st.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician, 303 Qaruett-Corey
building. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. KMMENS Physlalan and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, uose and throat. Byeo scien
tifically tested and glaesea sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P.
K. R. Co. Offices M, V. Ik II. Co.
bldg, opiMalte P. O. Phone 667,
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon Phones, office 36, resi
dence 784-J. Office hours, 10 te
II, t to 5.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBRR PkysU
eiaa and surgeon. Office Palm
block, oppooite Noah hotel. Hours
10 to 18, 1 to 1. Phone 110-J.
Printers nnd I'ubllsliers
MBDFORD PRINTING CO., has ths
best equipped printing office Ih
ooutberu Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing syateau,
etc. Portland prices. 37 Nortk
Fir ot.
Ti a defer
E ADS" TRANSFER 6 STORArji bo!
Office 43 North Front at. Phens
315. Prjrej right rrlc guar
anteeii Rcirion Maclil.'vis
BlVittll SCV IMG VACHINEf FOU
SMI? VH r:PT Some ued m
cblura aho for ule cieanliig and
TvpMitDff PftJilrtln Piuno for sole
from fd'tr to customer. Rest
JTOUuO HU du. Ceutral. Phone 390,