StEDFOKB mOT, TRIBUNE, DFORI), OREGON", TUESDAY, MAY 1G, 101G
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By A. C. Hewlett
Rudolph Peck of Ijho creek mo
tored into town Thursday morning,
transacted Ins binine and vyu on
hi way home bv the tune some of
our citions U'U' out of bed. He nets
up and move vvhile,nthcrc sleep is the
why he pan run an auto.
George Ilrown & Son are begin
ning to receive their quota of tho
spring clip of wool.
Charles Ileift of Laee Creek wn
doing buslne-n with our merchants
Thursday. .Mrs. C. I. Fnrrur, also
of Luke Creek, was uUo doing shou
pint; flt the nme time.
Minn Pearl Gould, who lias just
finished her term of school in the
Antelope district, was with us Fri
day and later in tho day wits, met bv
her siMer, Miss.Ahnn, and they two
went on to their home in Medford.
Karl (Volt, who ha charge of tho
.1. 11. Coolev orehiud, and wife were
in town and while heie lenewed his
Bubieriptiou to the Daily .Mail Trib
une. Hour" Meyer of l.ako Creek motor
ed out Friday with pork ami venl for
the Med fold market. He is another
of our citizens who gets up and
lllOV'OM.
('Initios Torrill and In other, John,
and wife, drove out fiom their home
near Hrown-lioro Friday. Charley is
a horseman and eoneipiently sticks ,
to his cuningu.
0 ..M. Unbelts, one of tho candi
dates for the nomination for district
attorney, enino in Friday late lor
dinner, hut i perhaps eeuabh lor
beia? a eandidato. He had to join
the crowd of candidates to do a lot
of talking- J. Percy WclU was out
the saitiH day talking to the voter.
Koal (1. llrown of the firm of
Geo. Brown & Kens, received a enr
load of wood fiom the Hutto Fall
sttinn Thursday.
Mi. Iterthn Lewis stinted from
hero tor Lewwton, liluho, Tliurwdii.v.
Miss Grace Coiiley, who came out
a few day ago to visit her mother,
returned to Medford Friday owning
on the P. & H. motor.
C. J. Seaman wan in our town Fri
day and I understand that he was in
terested in ciiculatiug the petition for
tho recall of our county couit. I did
not meet him or oo the petition, hut
was told that that was his business.
I learned that W. W. Parkur of Hutto
Falls has been circulating one of the
pot it ions and has secured all of the
togislored voters in the precinct ex
cept two, but if there is a petition
being circulated I haw been unable
to lind out who it is or the grounds
of complaint that the iietitnm is
based uhiii, but was told by one who
ehiiuit'd to have aeen it that the com
idnint is the unlawful use of the
county funds. I don't see whv the
advocates don't publish the rhurgei
so thut wo, the otcrs, can investigate
for ournelvos.
,1. S. Quackenburth and funiilv mo
tored into town Friday and were ut
tending to business at the P. & L.
depot. The word came to mo ves
terdav (Friday) that the P. A H. had
unloaded n lot of irou south of the
depot, and that aroused a feeling of
curiosity in the minds of several of
our citizens as to what kind of iron
it was, and we began to see visions
of new tracks, au extension of the
road up into the timber beyond Hutto
Falls, and possibly connection ih
the Oregon Trunk, n 1 rushed off to
loam the cause ot the e.viteniont and
learned that the company was pist
gatliciing up a lot ot ord it on that
was (.cutleted along the railroad lor
future uc. While I was at the !
ll the acHMHMiiMltuig agent, F. T
Newport, renewal his subcnptii. t
the Daily Mad Tribune. The n t
morning (Saturday) I again vi-itu'
the dcHit uud met Mrs, Hualinkii .t
( Kugeue. on the wa to tin- IIui-liv
' orchard to visit her brullur-in l.iw
also wet that ludefuligahle wurkn.
Fd Mutton, the road supervisor t"i
this mud district. He wn tin n w.t
his team to unload a eurlo.nl ot ul
ert to he used in this uml tin ,ul
joining district. He U ent'ii'.".! n. w
opening up a new road hetwnn tin
tnuil belonging to the Kuguc Kntr
loiiid & Irrigation Co. and tl Hut
ton, ol Joe Under and the Hn.w
and von tier llellen places to mint 1 1
with the Central Point-Well, n r.ul
J. II. Ilarth and sou. Charley . ie
shopping in Hugle Point Saturduv
morning. J. 1 1, ha pist returned
irom liWWnX Cnl., Tlhen he bud tuv
leave hi. auto lt wui.er. but be
brought It hottie With hlfll this time, '
Wat vvuh nuvrWd to find .ueh cold
weather, for when ho left here -ome
ago it was warm wc utlu-r. .
Speuking about the weather, or rather
froM. fro uluit I can leura tlnre will .
e an abundant crop of truit left, al
though in mmw of the low places the
fmt has done eontkleruble damage.
lit. E. X. Peenlorff, wife of Pro
fessor Ieerdoff, who is just closing
u nchool on Keese eretsk, oad her
ihter-in-law, iir. Fred llierdoff of
Asbland culled tor dinner here Sal
nrdav and took tlw Harnub jUuey
or Medfenl. They an moving to
Ashland io make that place their
nume.
J. II. T'-rrell and P. 0. Thompson
of Like Click were lure tor ilium r.
Mr In. .'i jr,..u uj. lis that tl
tx-
citement is inereaitt; over the dis.
coven ot eoppei on Lake eieek and
thet about all the novel anient laud
has been staked off in minine claims.
While 1 was on my rounds today I
saw William von der Hellen, one of
our hnrdvvntc merchants, and he re
newed his subscription to the Daily
Mail Tribune, and also secured a sub
scription to the Weekly Mail Tribune
from George 11. Stow ell.
Til FNT TJSI K
Talent will hold an old
communlt picnic election
fashioned
day, Frl-
day, May 19 Plan are being car
lied out to have the people from the
neighboring communities bring their
well filled banket to Wuidner's
grove during the noon hour. At 1 : 30
the following progiam will be held at
the race track on the school greunds:
Sack race for bo) under 14, 60
yard dash for girls under 1 1, three
legged rare for bovs under t-t, three
leKged race for bos over 1 1, f0
yard dash for girls (free for all), fat
men's race, egg race for Indies only,
100 yaid dash (free fur all), pie eat
ing contest.
Liberal prises are offered for all
events, botli first and second plates
At ft o'clock a llvelv ball game will
be staged between the Has Hecns
and the Would He This promises
to be an amusing game and will bo
fought to a finish as the Huddles
were defeated last year by one score.
Thosu from the iielghlKirlng terri
tory will need to come to Talent to
vote on the Irrigation pioposltlon and
for officers to he nominated at tho
primaries, llrlng our families and
enjoy the day with vour frtquds.
Tho Olympic society will give the
closing exercises on Thursday even
ing In honor of the eighth grade pu
pils who receive diplomas at this time
and to those who complete their work
In this school. The lower grados are
not giving closing exercises at this
time. The program .for the upper
grades will bo as follews:
Class history for tenth grade as
seen by eighth grade students: class
prophecy, eighth grade, Luclle llol
drldge; class prophecy, tenth grado,
Lewi lleosen: class play. "Hans von
Smash," tenth grade students; pre
sentation of diplomas, Professor F. C.
Itelmer; class will, Anna Anderson;
musical milliners.
Returns from the eighth grado ex
aminations nre very satisfactory. No
students l(i the eighth grade failed,
although four were conditioned.
Throe In the class of eighteen did not
got through In geography, but every
one taking the examination In phil
ology passetl There were nineteen
In the class and the class .iveiage
was 91 per tent
Reported by Jackson, Couktr At
tract Co.. Sixth and Fir Its
Circuit Ctiuit.
Lester Cobuin vs. Harmon .Mat
tern, dismiss!.
Mullock Merc. Agenc) vs. Frost,
dismissed.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Fly Casters Club, filed May 1, 1916.
Daniel Whelstrom. estate, citation
' Lewis A. Walte estate, notice of
sale.
A P Talent estate report of sale
of real properiv
An hie Mhioii s c II Owen, at
tlon for monev and attachment
Slatt t n I mi I tiihn II Groves
A Fine Aid For
Mother -to -bo
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who tell their cxivrlcacis. And among
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cootiurr. ir tain, pi.ieful nibu, an t
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riJjl of cipcituur). rMcf from vntvUix
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COURTHOUSENEWS
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CHOICE GARDEN TRACT
AND HOME PLACE 950
Four-room cottage gardon tract, berries, flowers, elude, Jitat
tbe pUce for a little uorco and i;Qrtlca tract 1'av.og f SH'J.SO, sew
er f 100 33. oldtwalH 7'J 80. a. I pa d la full Lot UfciH? Saudy
toain boil, ueit city r ro,ier ty ot this kind we have aver offered.
Total prlco titoo
BENNETT INTESTMENT CO.
Iw'dl Katc, Jtcao, Itcmal, lasuranco,
302 Wet Moiiu TlrtOc "iiO
va Paul G Dcnbor, anbvvcr to affl
davit
J. T Sullivan vs. P. Welch ef al.
Mummons.
Kllsu J. Lewis vs. J. S. and W.
Hninett, discharge ot attachment.
Jane Carroll vs. C. A. and C. li.
McArthur, cost bill.
Victor E. Unco vs. T. C. Norrls
et al, objection.
Jackson County vs. Trod L. Col
vig, dismissed.
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Ileal Instate Transfers.
I ti. s winner ei u to ii. u.
Trlplett, lots in Meckel-
Payne Addition to Ashla'nd
Fred Heath et u to J. Ayres,
land in Fryer's Addition to
Kagle Point
Lee Spear to M. C. Itrkln, lot
3. block 3. West Medford. ..
A. 11. Hlnkstm et ux to S. 1).
Peterson. "NW sec 1 8-83-8 W
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iXit tu rally.
Purr Itanium of Cannioraga left
jhts vest hanging In the woodshed last
Saturday while he wont Into the
house. When he returned someone
jhad taken his gold watch and chain.
Mr. Itanium naturally feels the loss
as the watch was a present to him
from his sister HelfiHt i N Y I
TIIH.C
ELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at ull druggists.
Administrator's Xotlro
Notice Ir hereby given that tho un
dersigned has. b order of the count v
court of the county of Jackson and
state of Oregon, been duly appointed
administratrix of the estate of Walter
M. Kennedy, deceased, and has duly
tiuallfled as such.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified and
letpiired to present the sunic, duly
verified as required b law, to me at
my address In Medford, Oregon, with
in six (f) months from this date, and
lull persons owing said estate are here
by notified to pa such indebtedness
to mo.
Dated, Medford. Oregon, this 24th
day of April. 1910.
IIOSAMO.VO WIIIOHT.
Administratrix of the Kstate of Wal
ter M ICeneil), deceased.
W. K. Phlpps. Attorney.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOIt HKI'IUSKNTATIVH
I hereby announce, that I tiavo tiled
my declaration of Intention to beenmo
a candidate for the republican nom
ination for tho office of representa
tive subject to tho doclslon of tho re
publican party at tho coming primary
election.
Adv. C. M. THOMAS.
I am a eandidato for tho republican
nomination for Joint representative
from tho district comprising Doug
las and Jackson counties subject to
the primary In May. If nominated
and oloeted I will serve tho peoplo of
the district to the best of mv ability.
Adv. W. H. GOllK.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for representa
tive from Jackson county on tho re
publican ticket, subject to the pri
mary on May 19. I pledge myself for
oconomy and a square ileal for all.
Adv. niCNTO.N UOWHIIS.
I am a republican eandidato for
representative in the state legisla
ture. HRNJ. C. SHKLDON.
1II8THICT ATTOILVKV
The records of the county clerk at
this time show a saving of JI&OO 00
In the administration of this office
as compared with the previous term.
This has been accomplished by trans
acting the same amount of business
before grand Juries in one day that
! has formerly required five or six
jdays, ami bv eliminating many petty
i matters, and without any sacrifice to
law enforcement In the county. J
feel that this saving and my expor-
lience entitle me to . second term
I am therefore a candidate for re
election to the office ot district attor
ney. IS. 1C. KELLY.
Adv.
I hereby announce that I bare
filed my declaration ot intention to
become a candidate for the repub
lican nomination for the office ot
District Attorney for Jackson county,
Oregon, subject to the decision of the
republican party, at the primary clee
tlon to be bald May 19. 1918.
AdT. O. it. UOUKRTH.
I hereby announce that l barn filed
ray declaration of Intention, and that
I am a candidate for the u-emocratle
nomination for the office of district
attorney, subject to the slay primar
ies. If I am nominated snd elected
to thl office. I prom!', not to forget
the fact that I are s public servant,
tnd that I will to the best of my
sbliftr administer the affsln of Urn
office, Impsrtislly, beueitly and
without fear or favor.
Adv. NKWTON W. HOHDEN
I
Thd flrt of thf yrsr a number of
I republicans, larludln msny ho ap
proved of mv efforts In tbe latTfit
'of tbe tivpacs ' state rspresnta
'ttve four eirs ago, rf quested me to
bocomo a candidate for tho ottlco ot
District Attorney, Inasmuch as thoro
would bo. In addition to tho regular
duties of tho criminal and juvenllo
courts, now duties and conditions
confronting the office. Among those
wore montlonnd tho enforcement of
tho prohibition act, nnd tho. Mkell
hood ot having to forccloao many tax
Hens, particularly thoso against tho
Southern Pacific land grant of nearly
half million acres In Jacson county,
amounting to about $200,000.
My reply was that, r vouid bocotrt
a eandidato If It wero generally do
sired aud tho race could to made
without assuming special obllgatbm
to any particular Individual, tactlcw,
locality or interest.
Therefore, after consulting person
allv or by letter several hundred men
and women of all occupations In
nil parts of tho county, believing
thoro Is n real desire for my candi
dacy. I will be a eandidato for the
nomlnntlon of District Attornoy oa
tho republican ticket.
Adv. JOHN H. CAKKIN.
1 nm a eandidato for the otflco of
district attornev on tho domocrat
ticket. If nominated and elected, I
shall servo the county ns t have
sorvod the City of Medford during
tho past three vears. during which
tlmo l hnvo been It cilv attornoy.
Adv. U. It. M'CAUK.
COUNTY CLKItK.
O. A. Oartlner Is Itcputiltrnn Candl-
ilato for rounty Cleric
I horebv announco my candidacy
for tho office of county clerk nnd If
nominated nnd elected will continue.
to glvo my entire time nnd attention
to tho duties thereof, conduct tho
orrico according to law nnd glvo an
efficient, economical and buslnoss
like administration.
Adv. 0. A. GARDNER.
I horehy announco that t have
filed my declaration of Intention to
bocomo a eandidato tor tho republi
can nomlnntlon for tho office of coun
ty clerk, for Jackson countv, subtect
to tho decision of the republican par
ty nt tho primary election to bo hold
Mny 19, 19 1C.
Adv. A. X. HtLDEllRAND.
COl'XTV ASSHSSOU
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tho offlco of countv assessor of
Jackson county on tho ropubllcnn
ticket, subject to the primary on
May 19 I plodo myself to an
honest, efficient. Impartial nnd econ
omical dlschargo or tho duties of tho
offlco and propose to make all assess
ments upon the basis of the true
actual vahio of tho proporty and not
upon any Inflated valuation.
Adr. GKOItOK LAUNSPACH.
I herewith announco my candidacy
for county assessor, subject to tho
decision of tho republican party at
tho primary election to be held May
19, 1916. If elected I plcdgo myself
to mnlto n jiiRt and equitable assess
ment and ndmlnlstor tho affairs ot
tho offlco In u business-like manner.
Adr. J. H. COLUMAN.
I horoby nnnnnnco my candidacy
for tho democratic nomination for
tho offlco of assessor ot Jackson
county at the primary to bo held
May 19th, lOlfi. Have, had threo
vears' oxporlenco as deputy assessor.
Adr. CLINT GALLATIN.
I horoby announce that I am n
candidate for county assessor for
Jackson countv, Oregon, on tho re
publican ticket, subject to the pri
maries to be held May 19. 1910. My
platform Kcononry, equality and
efficiency. J. C. IlICRRLS'a.
Adr.
Candidate for county assessor at
republican primary election. May 19,
19 If.. Three years experience cleri
cal work making up assessment rolls
aud extondlna tax rolls, township 29
and X0 North, Range 4 West, state
of Michigan Three years assessor
and member of county tmard of su
pervisors. Olsego county Michigan,
Six years deputy assessor In Jackson
county. Oreuon. If elected, practical
experience, common sense and busi
ness Judgmcut will be exercised In
making assessments fictitious,
boom valuations will not be permit
ted The greatest pneslblo accuracy
anil eeonomv In field anil office work
will be rigldlv enforced. The most
efficient administration that exper
ience, education and capability can
exact. In fry department of this
Importaut office, will be effected.
Pair and coniteous treatment extend
ed to all taxpayers. Integrity of
purose the governing factor. Your
support aoliiltod. W. W TRUAX.
Adv.
s!ii.mr'i
I bsve hereutrora formally an
nounced my candidacy for the nomi
nation for sheriff on the republican
ticket to be voted upon at the com
ing primary election, May 19, 1918.
I have held the vosltlou of deputy
sheriff tlurlnr the past four years. It
Is unanlmouftly conceded that a mark
et' improvement has teen made In
all dopartitiuuts at the sheriff's of
fice durliiK the Incumbency of tbe
present sheilff. the records In the of
M st the lieKlnnlng of the preeest
sdmlttlfttra'ltin were considered the
worst In the stste they are now
considered equal to any and better
than most
The work nf tix collection bas been
svstemstl" .1 ho that quicker and bet
ter service Is bow belug rendered,
and taxes collected st a much less
rout than heretofore.
I am fully cob varus nt lth tbe du
ties and net ds of the office for which
I ssplre
It I am nominated and elected I
plfdae myself
irk To mslntaln tan offtes la Its
pretent effItiBt condition.
Ind To t-ndeavor ta farther Im
prove tht frvrt to tsspsyeri snd to
NEW TODAY
10 tures, war Jacksonville, small
bouse, haia and well, laad rich and
ijontjy Rioting tf030.
80 acres, Oriflin trck, C room
bouse, barn well bearing f-i'Lurd,
futthlU lat'I $1,100.
xm hi Aiti: com) m vs
Hoon-Cathcart Co.
J'buuo 1117
nilnltnlzo tho cost, thereof.
3rd. To Impartially perform all
duties and enforce nil laws
H. W. (Curly WILSON.
I am a eandidato for tho nomina
tion ot Sheriff on tho republican
ticket to bo voted for nt tho nrlmarlcs
May 19, 191 C. It bomlnated and
oloeted I will ruforco tho law nnd
glvo tho public nn honest, lmtrutlat
and officiant admlnlsti atton,
37 years In JnckUm county,
asv. HARR? Vf. LOrLA.SO.
I nerby annouac ty eaertldney
for ths republican nomlnntlon for
sheriff, to be voted ou at tho coming
prlmnrlc. Mav 19th, 191G.
I feel that I need no Introductl.
to the public, having been n resident
of Jackson county for 28 vears.
I pledge myself. If elscted. to clve
nn lm'inninl, economical and con
servative ndmtntBtratioa of thin Im
portant offlco
I have endeavored to sorvo tho
public faithfully in the past and
ngrce, If elected, to strictly and
Impartially enforce nil laws. Having
a very largo experience In tho mnt
tora of taxation and knowing Jack
son county thoroughly, t plodRo my
self to conduct tho tax collection
branch of the office In such a manner
as to servo the taxpayers honestly,
promptly nnd efficiently.
Adv. W. T. QRIBVK.
T am a eandidato for tho republi
can nomlnntlon of sheriff of Jackson
countv, subject to tho primary, Mny
19. 191C.
I hnvo lived In Jackson county
twelve years, mndo the raco for tho
nomination for sheriff two years ago
nnd recolvetl a snlendld votn dcsplto
tho unusual conditions 1 bnd to op
poso nnd would nppreclato your sup
port this time.
If elected I will onforco all Inws
nnd plctlno myself to nn economical,
Impnrtliil uml cnnservntlvo adminis
tration. Adv. A. W. WALKKR.
I horoby announce tny candidacy
for tho nomination for sheriff on tho
democratic ticket, subject to the will
of the voters at the primary to be
hold Mav 19. 1 01 n 1 am n nnttve
son of Jackron county and my on
tiro past life Is subject to vour Inves
tigation. RALPH 0. JRNNINCS.
Adv.
I hereby announco my candidacy
for tho democratic nomination for
sheriff to bo voted on at tho coming
primaries, May 19. 19lft. I havn
served the city of Medford as chief of
police for over flvo vearH nnd during
that tlmo served under four different
mayors. I pledge mysolf, If noml
natod and elected, to servo tho public
and do my duty ns sheriff nt all
times, nnd rIvc tho public an honest
nnd Impartial administration.
AdT. J V. H1TTSON.
COl'NTV TltnRUItKU.
Dopnty County Treasurer Myrtle
W. niakeler announces hor candidacy
for the offlco of county trensurcr.
I horoby announco mj candidacy
on the republican ticket for tho of
flco of county treasurer, to bo vntod
on at tho coming primaries. I have
hold tho poNttton ns doputy In this
offlco for tho past year and am con
fident that I can fulfill tho duties
connected therewith.
I served two years as dopnty conn,
tv recorder hofore taking the posi
tion as deputy county tronsuror; I
have also had experlnncn aa account
ant for several corporations, such ns
the Medford Concrete Construction
company and Medford Ico and Stor
age Company, beforo taking up coun
ty work, and will say that my past
record Is open tor Inspection to tho
voters of Jackson county.
If nominated and elected I will run
tho offlco without tho expenso ot a
deputy and continue to servo tho pub
lic Just as efficient In tho futuro as
I have In the past.
Adv. MYRTLK W HLAKKLEY.
I hereby announce that I havn filed
my declaration of Intention to bo
como a candidate for tho republican
nomination for the office of county
treasurer, to be voted on In tho com
ing primaries.
If I am nominated and elected will
conduct the office In an efficient aud
businesslike manner.
Adv. ROY L. MAULE.
I hereby announce that 1 am a can
didate for the nomination of rounty
treasurer for Jackson county, Oregon,
on the republican ticket to be voted
for at the primary election to bo bold
May 19, 1919.
I formerly held the office of county
treasurer and believe 1 gave general
satisfaction to tbe public.
During the time I won county treas
urer tbe county employed expert as
eountants to expert the county offi
cers' books and said experts compli
mented my work very highly ns a
public official
If nominated ami elected I shall
endeavor to conduct the affairs of the
office In an honest, efficient and busi
ness like manner
Adv. JAB. M. CRON1CMILLMU.
COUNTV HlPritl.TIXI)K.VT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
an the republican ticket tor the of
fice of County School Huperlntend
at for Jackson county, Oregon, sub
ject to tbe will of the republican
party at the primary election May
19 I stand for practical school ef
ficiency, personal supervision of tbe
schools and elimination of county
nei.-iol lupervlsnrs
Adv KRANCI8 C SMITH
WHY?
CAN II WAXTKU
80 acres Dear Creek bottom, TO
acres Is culttvotlon, alfalfa, frutt and
eraln, aUy lrrlcated. I.n tfiuo
3 miles from Medford. $68uw ruin.
One ot tho best buys In Jackson
county. Say when and I will snow
roa.
J. C. BARNES
102 West Mala St. Phoas 799
To tho veters: I am republican
enndtdnto for county school super
intendent a? tho primary election,
May 19, 1910.
I nm for supervision of tho schools
by tho superintendent nnd for econ
omy In tho county superintendent's
offlco and every place whero it doos
sot retard ton efficiency of tho
schools.
I am In favor of progressiva educa
tion, that Is, odocattoa that proparos
tho boy or girl for llfo, t nm for all
havieg n square tloal nnd an equal
chance for no education.
If nomlnnted aad elected I vt
do cvory thing la my jiowor to make
tho sckooIb of Jat&sso cesnty tho
best la the state.
Adv. l. J. HANBT.
I knrobr awnoonrn that t hnvo
filed my declaration of Intentloss,
ami that I am n candidate tor tho ro
publlcnn nomlnntlon for tho offlco of
Countv School Superintendent of
Jnckson county, subject to tho pri
maries of Mav 19
If nominated nnd olectoq T nlodcn
mvsolf to nn honost. Impartial and
economic administration nnd will
personally supervise our schools.
I hold an Oregon llfo certificate,
and having recently spoilt four ses
sions on propnratory worlt. both In
the l'nvorsltv of Oreeon nnd In the
Pnlvorsltr of California In tho study
or modern education nnd supervi
sion, and having served tho county
as rural school supervisor for two
vears, I feol competent to till tho of
flco In n thoroughly satisfactory mnn
ner nnd hereby solicit tho support of
ovory truo frlond of edncntlon.
Adv. Q. W. AGI5R.
I nm a candidate for tho ropubll
cnn nomlnntlon for County School
Superintendent. I stnnd for- A con
tlnunnco of progrosnlvo pollclos In
edncntlon, economy consistent with
efficiency, euunl nducntlonnl advan
tages for tho boys and girls on tho
forms with thoso In the cities nnd
towns.
It nomlnnted nnd oloeted I will In
the future, na In tho past, glvo my
full tlnin nnd best efforts to the
supervision of tho bcIiooIm nnd tho ad
ministration, of the duties of tho of
flco. During mv Incumboncy I hnvo
not confined mysolf strlctlv to tho
routine duties of tho offlco but hnvo
taken a broader view of tho mission
of the Countv School SuporlntondonL
In addition to my offortn o raise tho
stnndnrd of teaching and lmprnvo tho
physical conditions at school I hnvo
labored to promntn the wolfaro of
tho boys and girls through Industrial
clubs, school fairs, school credits for
homo work, parent-teachers circles,
spelling nnd nrlthmotlc contests, and
other activities. I feol thnt mv work
bns been rcpnrdod with favor and In
order to continuo this work, I am
asking for ro-olcctlon.
Adv. J. PERCY WHLL8.
KOUHKNT FlIItMHIICT) A1T8.
FOR RHNTApartmont for rent.
Tho Ilorben, 10 Qutno Bt.
FOR RUNT :T.OTJHKfl
POlfllHNT Three" flninil houses"
clone In; from $C to $10. Call 9
H. Jnckson, or phono 592-W. 48
FOR Ilk'NT ItorrnKJCKKPINO
ROOM,
FOR RKNT Cosy furnished houso
keeping rooms, close In, $5 mouth.
Lights, water, gas, bath. Phono
820-X.
FOIt RKNT MlrUTCMWimtOUH
FOR it BNT Pas tare," "good Yeoti,'
fences, plenty of water. W. II.
Stewart. G3
FOR RENT IIOl'SICS.
FOIt HALM Plvo-iaom furnished
house, benles, trees, garden; will
Hake car, some caah; terms on bal
anre Owner, llox 131, KngI"
Point, Oregon. 47
FOR SALK isight-ioom liouiwr
acre fine garden laud; 8So. Call
at premises, 1083 Court st.
FOR 8AI.IC -Hnirlrlro My home.
1310 W Main: $1200. l'lioue
139-J. George Reeves. 4K
fXlll H.tMV TITI91TIK7K
FOIt 8Al"!,K "'-- Wight head" of good
work homos and saddle horse IC.
1C Reamea, one mile north ot
Phoenix. 54
FOR BALB The pure-bred regis-
teied Ited Polled bull, "Modoc
Chief," born March 2, 1913 Prlee
$K0. Inspection by appointment.
Palmer luveatiuent Co, Mall Tri
bune bldg., Medford, or Modoe Or
chard. FOR BALK-Grey team weighing
about 1100, and one grey horse
weighing about 1700. Illg Pines
Lumber Co tf
FOIt BALK Froaw milk goats at re
duced rates. Mrs. L. DttMitbury.
Climax. Ore.
FOR HALK MlAUni.UlXWJlIH
FOR BALK mccTewltlTuew tlreH
Phone 7-FI M
FOR HLK -Twin Merkel ruoluro
cle lu good condlllou; will be nac
rlftred for only $13 Martin h h
FOR BALIS - Horse, harness. ur
re, top bung)', spring wagon, cul
tivator, spray outfit, harrow, plow,
ull kinds of fine furniture pianola,
CO pieces limbic, lurie porcelain
lined refrigerator, washing ma
chine J K lohnxon, 1 'i mile
est of Phoenix Phone H-F3 4t
FOR g.U.K -Almost uew 10 b. p.
electric motor and duplex alfalfa
and firain Krlndcr t Orovn
Creek ranch, llsnd Oro. 64
FOR BALK Paxsou's Iahlts B
elal collection, 13 roott., stiuxLard
varieties, named aud Ubelud tor l
postpaid. Llt of uiuuj others for
postal R. 11. Paxsou, Ccotral
J'olnt. Ore. Ct
JIRI.P WA.VTim MXtU
wWi
v ANTKD-Thinner at UldvUttt or
i hard, not i In ait of Medford and
the Htunjiluu tmbitrd at Vour I
li.es. &.1M
HKLP WAXTK1) AO ENT8
AOKNTS WANTGD-Eldoriy "men
desiring light employment can
mnko good wages selllnc our full
h lino of popular priced nursory
stock. Outfit furnished. Investi
gate. Address Pacific Nursory Co.,
12214 Grand nvo., Portland, Ore
gon. CI
WAATKnSITUATIONB
WANTED Sowln at homo or by
tbo dny. Pho&o 479-M, 144 S.
Central. CG
WANTED MlSVftntiANKOUR
WANTKD Second hand car;. must be
In good condition nnK ohoap for
cash. Ilox 7, Mall Tribune. 47
WANTED TO I1UY liorsos ot sad
dlo typo, and heavy horses Dr.
Holms. Ill No. Fir, Phono 308.
sjoay
LOST Gray wool lap robe, between
Ulear creek bridge and Midway
road. Flndor please notlf) 203 N
Holly st 48
LOST Lady's coat on creok Sunday.
Return to this office Reward 13
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RUSIXESS DIRECTORY
Auto Btippries
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Wa
are operating tho largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when otliors tall. Sold under guar
antee. 26 North Fifteenth St,
Portland, Oro.
Attorneys
GEO. W. CHERRY Attornoy nnd
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jnckson Coun
ty Hank Untitling, ontranco N.
Central, Medford, Ore,
PORTER J. NEFF Attornoy nt law,
rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National
Rank Dulldlng.
A. 13. REAMHS, LAWYER Garnett
Corcy bldg.
G. M. RODERTS Lawyer.
Medford National Dank Building.
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wo
collected somo accounts 14 years
old, Wo know bow to get the
money. Tho Uuilock Morcantlls
Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 8, Has
kins' Uldg., 21C E. Main L
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOYOO
DR. O. C. VAN BCOTOO
Dentists
Garnctt-Coroy Illdg., ulte lis
Medford, Oro. Phone 856.
Collections nntl Imports
DR. FRANK RODERTS Dentist.
M. F. & 11. Illdg. Offlco Hours
8:30 to 12; 1 to G. Phono G07-R.
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINGS tinnoor'an"
coutructor, 404 M. F. & II. Illdg.
Burveya,, catimates, Irrigation
drainngo. orchard and land im
provement. Insurttnco.
EARL 8. TUMY Gonornl Insurance
office, Firo, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plato Glass, Contract,
and Surety Hands. Kxcollent coin,
pauloe. good local sorvlco. No.
210 Qnrnott-Coroy Uldg.
Instruction In Mnsto
FRED ALTON HAIOHT. teacher of
piano and harmony. Composer
nnd nrrnnicnr 'of music. Halght
Music Btudto, 401 Garnett-Coroy
building.
iJLISS HEINE Toachor ot Violin.
'Music furnished for all oeoaslons.
Price reasonable Studio 1131 IS.
Mala St., Phone 303-J2.
Garbage
NX Mfc
OARRAGR Get your prsmlsei
cleaned up 'or tho summer. Call
on the city garbage wagonn tor
good service. Phone 274-L. T,
Y. Allen.
Ph)ilcbtns and Burgeons
"yririimixw, drV"k"va
MAIN'B CARIX)W Osteopathic
physicians, 416-417 GarneU-Corey
bldg., phona 1036-L. Residence
26 South Laurel st.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OstoopathU
physician, 303 Garnett-Corey
building. Phono 130.
DR. J. J. KMMENBPhyslclaa and
surKoou. Practice Uwlted to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Byes scUn
tlflcally tested and glasses bhp
plled. Oculist aud Aurlst for 8. P
R. R. Co. OMc. M. F. & H. Ce
bldg, opposite P. O. Phone S7
DR. R. W. CLANCY Phystetan ane
surgeon Phones, otflco 2C, rest
denes 724-J. Office heurs. 10 ts
12, 2 to C.
DR. MARTIN C. 1IARUER Physt
clan and surgeon. Ottleo Palia
block. opiolte Nash hotel. Hours
10 to 13, 1 to -L Phono lljkl.
Prlutera an IHibllliira
MKDFOKD 'VrINTINo' Ca, Una t Ik
bot equipped prtatlag oftiso lu
Boutbern Ore sou; btoU blading,
looso leaf ledgers, billing sysUHM,
etc. Portland prlesa. T Noria
Fir at.
aau
ttunatotn
EAVa TnANSFBR & 5T0RAQH CO.
Ortlc 42 North Front at. Paaa
816. Prtcea right Berrlae guain
untwed
Stivvlnc 51aeltlnv3
BIi.:n bewino xiachpviss vmct
8ALC OR RUNT Soto. vu4 ttajy.
Chinos so lot vule. runuxtuff vn4
rsiMlrttuE. OsJdvta Vboao, ts Ui)
fro a ftrxorj ta euoioxasx Djrve,
xvxc$ A6 Bo, Ceatroi, fpa 80.