KIEDFORD IWm TRIBUTE,
MTCDFOIlD. OT?l(tt)T, TFirttSDAY, M VY 18, 1016
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CENTOM. POINT
!Miss Knthoiino 1'olev of Golil Hill
is a Central Point visitor tins week.
Joe Boswoll, nfter Rpcmling"' n few
A) dnys among old iricnds here, returned
' to hit mine the fir-l of the week.
A lnrgu crowd attended the baocn
lnuroute services here Sunday even
ing. Kov. Ilnrrv Tucker of Medford
made nn eloquent nppunl and address
to the graduating class, which set
thorn to thinking strongly alonif the
right lines of thought. Mr. Tucker's
nddrcw was iniich enjoyed hv nil
present it ml whs considered a mas
terly production in every way.
Qeorifo March and fnmilv of Rogue
Jlivor weie guests of Mr. Mnich'a
parent here Sunday.
A merry piutj coiisiHtitijor of ten
young iK'opIo, including the Missoh
Jllnncho, Clhnbelle mid Ilcim Aniold,
Winnie 1Miiiiii, Hitelnh Wright, l'.tlicl
Deon nml Moiars. Qutsenberry, Forgy
mid Ho, motored to Table Hock
Sunday and spent the day espionage
and enjoying the wonderful scenery
there.
One of the pretty social events of
the weok wits that at which Mi- Win.
nie Mason of Iowa hoMoss at the
home of her grandparents Mr. and
Mr. George Ilomelgrnve. The after
noon was not spent idly, iik .ill guests
brought their fancy work or cwing
and worked with a wrll, o that the
time lunch nnnounced every
guest was nhle to Jo the enol, iu
freshing icpnM maple justice. Not
ulilc mining the afternoon' di era
ions wna picture Inking, cernl pho
tographs of the group in different
poses being snapped. These photo
graphs will be fitting mementoes of
that afternoon's pleasure. The invit
ed guests were the Jhscos Uneven of
Medford, l.enore llnrnett, Penri l'an
key, lllanehc, Cluribclle and liena
Arnold, Audiev and Gladys Holmes
and Miss .Mason.
Mini Sandi'llebb, who him spent
the past si weeks at her grand
mother's home on Applegnte, returned
to her home hero the first of the week.
Mrs. Kmmn Hold) lies seriously in
jured nt the Sacied Hcait hospital as
a result of nn auto accident which
she was in Monday evening. Mrs.
Hebb had been out riding with her
son, In m, and nephew, Chailes Mee,
in Mr. Mee's ear. It became chilly
and Mrs. Hebb, dented in the back
seat, felt the cold wind strongly and
deeidud to get in the front sent, whole
it wnc warmer. Mr. Mee slowed down
and with one hand assisted his aunt
nud with the other guided the car.
lust then the car swerved and would
June gone in n ditch had not Mr. Mee
jerked the enr suddenly into the road
again. The jerk threw Mrs. Hebb out,
fracturing her skull and breaking her
ankle. It is the hope of her many
friends that she will soon be on the
road to leeovery.
The event of the season will be
"The Varsity t'oaeh," presented by
the senior elass of the Cent nil Point
high school Thursday night. A large
crowd is exHH'teil, for already more
than half of the ticket have been
Mold. The lending loles will be taken
by the Misses Lola Freeman, -Vm
Heche, l'aye Grimes, Merrill Owen,
Klmcr Kyle, Otis Alliums. These stu
dents have worked very hard to make
this play a success, and along with
their natural ability and the able di
lution of Miss 1Iu U'jederecht, it
is not a piomUed but an assured suc
cess. No one will regret having at
tended .such an affair as this will bv,
bubbling over with mirth and wit.
Mr. McKall, after several yeiir' ub
setiee from this city, who now reside
at ltouunia, is again among old ac
quaintances and relatives here.
The aunuul commencement exer
cises ol the Ceuti.il Point limb school
will be held at Central hall Friday
eveuiug. Rev. Hamilton of Medford
has kindly consented to address the
fourteen members of the outgoing
ebjiss. A program consisting of se
lection by the Inula chool glee club;
valedictory, 1'lt.vd Kvle; salutanan,
Doris Cow lev. propbecv, Helen Mee;
class Kem, Theresa ElltMnd; his
toiy, Otu Altiinu-, presentation of
diplomas, W. K. Hrntoii, will be ren
dered. , The senior member of the
graduating class i 20 and the young
est member 16. The two youngest
members fthe class achieved the
highest houors, that of valedictory
aud salutanan, Mi Doris Cowley
being only 10 and Floyd Kvle, vale
dictorian, but 17. The graduates are
a follews: Floyd Kyle, Doris, Cow
ley, Helen Mee, Alerntt Owen, Otis
AUunus, Lola Freeman, Klnier Kvle,
Theresa F.lletad, Kleauor Crowder,
Fern Ileebe, Fae Qritnes, Charlie
Mee, Keiiu Arnold and Flunk Muv
field. Mr Anna Iliinn of Ashland
How's This?
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arrfwll ti nuraklv In ll tu.m. a trtujilii
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Jttt, j r I. Mil' a. J i ITUHUH
itaO U-w iUi,l. i , ... i.ttllrt
M-ited with Mr. William Ferguson
here the first of the week.
Mi"s I mt Austin n absent fiom the
city this week on u visit, to Sardine
creek friends. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy Wells and
friends were in town n few moments
Tuesday.
The candidates' bnll and band con
ceit given hero Friday night was a
woll-att ended and a most delightful
affair. A jwculinr feature of the
evening, however, was the marked ab
sence of the guests of honor, the can
didates. A. W. Walker was the only
candidate who accepted the invitation
to be present and get acquainted with
the ieople here.
J. I). Sears ami family, Professor
Nibeit and iamih, Ella Witte, Andrei,
and Olnilvs Holmes attended the
Miit1iiH-cse meeting at Talent on
Sund.iv.
Mr. aud Mis. O. I). Frnyee are
sH-nding a tew weeks at the home of
Mr. and Mi. II. II. Corliss prior to
the departure of the former tor Port
laud about dune 1.
Mis. II. II. Collins ha letuincd
from Giants Pass, whete she was the
week-end gurV of her cousin, Mrs.
Alexnnder Carey. Mr. Carey leaves
for Faiibanks, Alaska, shoitly, where
her husbnud is in business.
Mrs. William Cottrell, who is visit
ing her relatives nt Phoenix, .went
with her sister, Mrs. Ves Stephens, to
liithm Pnrk at Ahlnml Mondny.
Frank Chamberlin, of the firm of
Chnmbciliu & McGrew, now operat
ing n sawmill on Wagner creek, writes
that he is doing good business and
has scarcely time to eat.
Mrs. Duve Walker nml daughter.
Myrtle, drove to Medford Friday and
visited friends.
Miss Mary Daily nnd sister, PI
eanor, were Ashlnnd visitors icccntly.
Mi-s. Phil dermsta nnd ftunily have
been deluded in atarting for Minne
ajKihs, beoause of ulosing exnininn
tious. tU. U. Coiliss lms sold his driving
mate nnd bus pm chased the motor
cycle and side enr of his biotlier-in-Inw,
0. 1). Franco.
Some of our local anglers report
that while fishing is good, catching
is another matter. Ono reports that
he caught eight small trout, the result
of a half ilnj'a weary turnip up and
down Hear creek.
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Why HracJtu Tnt Cifiarv
Whn La OnniUn r only in.
HOW AI'PKMIH 'ITIS
c.w hi: i,m:vi:vn:i
Meilford poojile should know that
a few iloses of simple buckthorn bark,
Klcerln. etc. us mixed In Ailler-I-ka,
often relieve or prevent appendl
eltls. This slmulo mixture removes
such surprising foul matter that ONK
SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASK ronstlimtloii, sour stomach or
gas. A short treatment helps chron
ic stomach trouble. Adler-i-ka has
easiest and most thorough action of
anything we have, ever sold. L. II.
Ilusklns, Druggist.
NOTICK OK ASSI4SSMK.VT.
nillfoiiila-OieKou lovvi' mwiiiy.
Location of principal placo of bus
iness, Ban Francisco, California.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors held on Tues
day, April IS. 19 ll. an assessment
(No. I), of fifty cents per share was
levied upon the caultal stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately to
the secretary at the office of the
corporation. No. 131 Leldesdorff
street. San Francisco. California. Any
stock upon which tii'r" assessment
shall r ems In unpaid until Tuesday,
My 23, 181 , will be delinquent anil
adrertlsed for sale at nubile auc
tion, and, unless payment Is made
before., will be sold on Tuesday.
June 20, 1816. at the hour of 12 M .
to pay the delinquent assessment, to
gether with the cqst of advertising
and expense or sale.
Dated April 1$, 1916
J. C THOMPSON.
Secretary of California-Oregon Pow
er Co, office No. 131 Leldesdorff
st , 8an Francisco California.
Xnlko lo WimhI Dim lets.
Nfltlce Is hereby given that all
wood haulers will hereafter be re
quired to stand their wagons or
trucks on the vucant grouud next to
tbe Public Market on South River
side Avenue, inotead of on Main, Fir,
or other streets of the city. They
will also be required to Immediately
unhitch their horses from the s.ild
vehicles and tie them at the ilty
hltching racks on hunt Kljjhth xtreet
This Notice U pursuant to an or-.
der of the city council, and will be
enforced by tbe polite department
BLMKR T FOSS.
51 ' Clt Recorder
CHOICE GARDEN TRACT
AND HOME PLACE -$950
Four-room cottage, garden trait, berries, flowers, shade. Just
the place for a little home and garden trait Paving 1289.20, sew
er $100 32, sidewalk $70 80, all paid in full Lot 118x147. Sandy
loam soil. Best city property of this kind we have ver oifere'j,
Total price, $950.
BENNETT INVESTMENT CO.
Iteul ltat, IMui, IteiitU, Ijuumiu.
102 West 3Ialu. Phono WQ
COURTHOUSENEWS
Reported by Jackson County Ab
tract Co., Blsth and Fir BU.
Ciiciiit
H Kugene Partner vs. 11. H Free
land ut al, order for publication
Mrs. L. It. Parker vs. S. T. How
ard et al, default and decree.
H. I). Sklllln vs. Home Tel. aud
To). Co., default and Judgment.
Jackson Countv Hank vs. F. C.
Mathieon, dismissed.
1'mbnto
Corbet Smith, guardianship, proof
of notice of sale of real properly.
.Mary Sorennon, guardlnushlp, pe
tition to appoint guardian.
S I). Wilson ostate, will.
Ileal Kstnlo Transfers
W. 1) Caiey et ux to J. It.
Wooilfonl, pt 37-2W QCl) $ 1.00
W A. I.aldlavv et ux to Frank
K. Fenilor, pt 35-1W . .. 10.00
H. C. Htiruett et ut to C!oo. F.
Hatiino, pt 2S-3S-1W . 10. 00
Kmmn M. Metcalf to Kdlth AL
Craig, pt 0-3'J-lK 10.00
Omil.VAXCK NO. HIH
All onllimnro changing the name of
n certain street In the city of Men
ford, OruKoti.
The City of .Medford Doth Ordain as
Follews:
Section 1. That the name, of the
street now officially culled "Itoose
volt Avenue" running duo north from
the north line of Hast Main Street
to the north city limits bo, and the
same luiroby Is changed to "Crater
Luke Avenue. '
Tlio foregoing ordinance was pass
eil by tint city council of Medford,
Oregon, on the 10th da of Ma,
HMO, by the following vote-
'Mann, "aye": Amy, "aje": Har
grove, .absent; Kmtiiens, "aye",
Keene, "aye"; Davis, "a".
Approved May 10th, 11C.
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(Signed) V. J. KMKKICK.
Attest: Muvor.
(Signed) i: F FOSS.
City Recorder.
POLITICAL AWHOUHCEMEHTS
KOlt HKPItKSKNTATIVK
I hereby nnnounco that I liavo filed
my doclnrntlon of Intention to bocomo
a cnnulunto for tuo ropuuiican nom
ination for the office of roprosontn
tlvn subject to tho decision of tlio rn
publlcnn party at tho cominR primary
election.
Adv. C. M. THOMAS.
I am a oandldato for the republican
nomination for Joint representative
from tho district comprising Doug
las and Jackson counties subject to
the primary In May. If nominated
and olectod I will servo the people of
the district to the beat of mv ability.
Adv. W. II. aOHK.
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.
Adv. ItlCNTON HOWKH8.
I am a republican candidate for
representative In the state legisla
ture. HKNJ C. SHKLDON.
DLSTltlCT ATTOltXKY
The records of the county clerk at
this time show a saving of JlfiOO.OO
In the administration of this office
as romimred with the previous term.
This has been accomplished by trans
acting the same amount of business
before grsurt Juries in one day that
has formerly required five or six
days and by eliminating many petty
matters, and without any sacriflre to
law enforcement In the county. 1
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. K. K. KELLY.
;Adv.
I hereby snnsnncs Hint I hire
filed my declaration nt intention to
becomo a eandidate for the repub
lican nomination for the office of
District Attorney for Jackson county,
Oregon, subject to tbe decision of the
republican party, at the primary elec
tion to be held May 19, 1916.
Adr. O. M. ItOBRItTa.
I hereby announce that 1 bare filed
ffiy declaration of Intention, and that
I am a candidate for the ceraocratlc
nomination for the offlrs of district
attorney, subject to the May primar
ies. If I am nominated and elected
to this office. 1 promise not to forget
the fact that I am a public servant,
and that I will to the best of my
ability administer the affairs of tbe
office, Impartially, lienostly and
I without fear or favor.
AUV. iNEWTU.N W. UOItUKM
The .first of the year number of
republicans. Including msuy who ap
proved of my efforts in the Interest
I of the taxpayers as state represents
I tive four years ago, requested me to
become a candidate lor the office of
District Attorney, luasmuih.as there
would be, in addition to the regular
I duties of the erlmlnal au,d juvenile
courts, uew duties and conditions
! confronting the office. Among these
I were mentioned tbe enforcement of
the prohibition set. and the Mkell-
hood of havtiiR to foreclose many tax
iiciiB, particularly those agatnut tlio
Southern Pacific land grant of nearly
half million ncres In Jact.son county,
amounting to about $200,000.
My reply wna tlinti would become
n candldato if It were generally de
sired nnd tho race could tie made
without assuming special obligation
to nny particular individual, faction,
locality or Interest.
Thorofore, after Consulting porson
allv or by lettor several nundrod men
and women of nil occupations In
all parts of tho county, believing
thero Is a real doslre for my candi
dacy. I will bo a candldato for the
nomination of District Attorney on
tbo republican ticket.
Adv. JOHN H. CARKIN.
I am a candldato for the offlco of
district attorney on the democrat
ticket. If nominated and elected, I
shall serve the countv as i have
served the City of Medford during
the past three year, ourlng which
time I have been ltn citv attorney.
Adv. U R M'CADH.
oouxrr cumic.
O. A. Gardner is Rcputdlrnn Cnadl
dato for County Clerk
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tho office of county clerk nnd If
nominated nnd olocted will contlnuo
to glvo my entire time and attention
to tho duties thereof, conduct tho
office nccordltiR to law nnd glvo nn
efficient, economical and buslnoss
like administration.
Adv. Q. A. OARDNBR.
I hereby nnnounco that I havo
filed my doclnrntlon of tntontlon to
becomo n candidate tor tho ropubll
enn nomination for tho offlco of coun
ty clerk, for Jackson county, subject
to tho doclslon of the republican par
ty at the prlmnry election to bo hold
Mny 10, 1910.
Adv. A. N. HILDKRItAND.
COVNTY ASSKKSOIt
I hereby nnnounco my cnndldacy
for tho offlco of countv assessor of
Jackson county on the republican
ticket, subject to the primary on
Mny 10. I plodgo mvsolf to an
honest, efficient, impartial and econ
omical dlschnrge or the duties of tho
offlco and proposo to make all assess,
mentn upon tho basis of the true
nctual valuo of tho property and not
upon nny Inflated vnluntlon.
Adr. GKORQR LAUNSPACIL
I herewith announco my candidacy
for county assessor, subject to tho
derision of tho republican party at
the prlmnry election to bo hold May
19, 191 C. If olocted t pledge myself
to mnko a just nnd equitable assorts
mont and administer tho nffnlra of
tho offlco In a biistuess-llko manner.
Adv. J. n. COLICMAN.
I hereby nnnounce mv candidacy
for tho democratic nomination for
tho offlco of assessor of Jackson
county nt tho prlmnry to be bold
May 19th, 1910. Havo had throo
voara' oxperlenco as deputy assessor.
Adv. CLINT GALLATIN.
I hereby annnunre that I am a
candidate for countv assessor for
Jackson county, Oregon, on tho re
publican ticket, subject to the pri
maries to be held May 19, 1910. My
plat ferm: ICcouomv, equality aud
efficiency. J. C. IIKRRINO.
Adv.
Candldato for countv assessor at
republican prlmnrv election, May 19,
1910. Three veers experience cleri
cal work making up assessment rolls
and extending tax rolls, township 29
and 30 North, Rnnge 1 West, state
of Michigan. Three years assessor
and member of county board of su
pervisors, Olsego county Michigan,
Six years deputy assessor In Jackson
countv, Oregon If elected, practical
experience, common sense and busi
ness Judgment will be exercised In
making assessments. Fictitious,
boom valuations will not Iw permit
ted. The greatest possible accuracy
and economv In field and office work
will be rlgldlv enforced. The most
efficient admlnlxtration that exper-
latira. ,tillfallnn unit naimtiilll w fan
exact, in overv department of this
important ornce, win be eirected
Fair and ronrteoim treatment extend-
a,l tfl all f a vnm i.ra TtilAarrllv nf
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purpose the governing factor. Your
support solicited W. W. TRUAX.
All v.
SHKItWP.
I have, home-tore formally an
nounced my candidacy for tbe nomi
nation for sheriff on the republican
ticket to be voted uno at the com
ing primary election. May 19, 1916.
I have held the position of deputy
shorlff during tho past four years. It
is unanimously conceded that a mark-
or Improvement has tieen made la
all departments of the sheriff's of
fice during the (ucumtocy of tbe
present sheriff, the records In the of
fice at Ui beginning of the present
administration were considered the
worst In the state they are now
considered equal to any and better
man most.
The work of tax collection has been
systematized so that quicker and bet
ter service Is now being rendered.
and taxes collected at a much lest
cost-than heretofore.
I am fully conversant with the du
ties and needs of tbe office for which
I aspire
If I am nominated and elected I
pledge myself
1st To maintain the office in Its
present offlclent (onditlon.
2nd To endeavor to further Im
prove the servk-r to taxpayers and to
mltilmue the cost thereof.
3rd To Impartially perform all
duties and enforce all laws
K. W. (Curly) 'tv'lLSON.
I am a candidate tor the nomina
tion of Sheriff tu the republican
ticket to he voted for at tbe primaries
NEW TODAY
10 acri -., iii.tr Ia Usoavllli , Hinull
house, li.irn u 1 uill, laud rub aud
gentlv Mopini.' l.ll.
80 at in, i.iii in cretk, ." room
house, bum, m I bearing onh.ud
foothill land l."Ho.
Tlllml. ARK CJOOH HIV;
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Hoon-Cathcart Co. T
l'houe 107
Mav 19. 1910 If nominated and
elected I will enforce the law and
give the public an honest, impartial
and efficient admlnlstiatlon.
37 jeers in Jackson county.
Adv. HARRY N. LOFLANtt.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination UV
sheriff, to be voted on at tbe coming
primaries. May 19th. 1918.
I feel that I need no Introduction
to the public, having been a resident
of Jackson county for 20 CatS
I pledge myself, tf elected, to olvo
an Impartial, economlca? an con
servative administration of thh Im
portant offlco.
I have endeavored to serve the
public faithfully In the past nnd
agree. If elected, to strictly and
Impartially enforce all laws. Having
a very large experience In the mat
ters of taxation and knowing Jack
son county thoroughly, I pledge mr
?elf to cottdurt the tax collection
branch of the office in such a manner
as to servo tbe taxpayers honostly,
promptly and efficiently.
Adv. W. T. ORI1CVB.
I am a candldato for tlio repuhll
enn nomination of shorlff of Jackson
countv, subject to tho primary, May
19. t91fi.
I have lived In Jackson counts
twolvo years, made the race for the
nomination for sheriff two years ago
and received a splendid vot despite
tho unusual conditions I had to op
pose and would appreciate your sup
port this tlmo.
If elected I will onforen all laws
nnd plodKo mysolf to nn oconomlcal,
impartial and conservative adminis
tration. Adv. A. W. WALKHR.
I hereby nniinuncp my candidacy
for tho nomination for shorlff on the
democratic ticket, subject to tho will
of tho voters at the primary to bo
held Mav 19. 1910 I am n nntlvo
son of Jnrkson county anil my en
tire past life Is subject to your Inves
tigation. RALPH 0. JlfiNNINOS.
Adv.
I horebv announce my onndldAcy
for tho democratic nomination for
sheriff to be voted on at the coming
primaries, May 19. 1918 I havo
served the city of Medford as chief of
police for over five veers and during
that time served under four different
mavors I pledge myself. If nomi
nated and elected, to servo the public
and do my duty as sheriff at all
times, and give the public an honest
and lmpartl.il administration.
Adv. J. F. 1HTTSON.
COUNTY TUlUSmtKFt.
Deputy County Treasurer Myrtle
W. Illakolev announces her candidacy
for the office of county treasurer.
I hereby announce mj candidacy
on the republican ticket for tho or
flco of county treasurer, to be voted
on at tho coming primaries. I havo
held tho position ns deputy In this
offlco for tho past year nud atu con
fident that 1 can fulfill tho duties
connected therewith.
I gorvnd two years as doputy coun
ty recorder before taking the posi
tion as deputy county treasurer; I
have also had exporlence as account
ant for several corporations, audi ns
the Medford Concrete Construction
company and Mod ford Ice and Stor
age Company, before taking up coun
ty work, and will say that my past
record Is open for Inspection to the
voters of Jackson county.
If nominated am) elected 1 will run
the office without the expense of a
deputy nnd continue to serve the pub
lic Just as efficient In the future as
I have In the past
Adv. MYRTLt! W. BLAKBLKY.
I hereby announce that I have filed
my declaration of Intention to be
come a candidate for the republican
nomination for the office of county
treasurer, to be voted on In the com
ing primaries.
If I am nomlnnted and elected will
conduct the office In an efficient and
businesslike manner.
Adv. ROY L. MAULK.
I hereby announce that 1 am a can
didate for the nomination of county
treasurer for Jsckson county, Oregon,
on the republican ticket to be voted
for at the primary election to be held
May 19, 19 1.
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 said experts compli
mented my work very highly as a
public official.
If nominated sad eleited I shsll
endeavor to conduct the affairs of the
office In an honest, efficient and busi
ness like manner
Adr. JA8. M. CIIONKMILLUR.
COUNTY SrPICRl.VHCVDfc'NT.
I hereby announce my caudldae?
on the republican ticket for the of
fice of County School Superintend
ent for Jackson countv, 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 the
schools and elimination of county
srkooi supervisors.
Adv. FRANCIS 0. SMITH.
To the veters: I am republican
candidate for county school super
intendent at the primary election.
May 19, 1916
l am for supervision of the schools
by the superintend! nt and ftv econ
omy In the touritv superintendent's
office and everv ilut where It does
1 i-ua.
WHY?'
CASH WA.VIKI)
10 acres Bear Creek bottom, 70
aaras In eultlratlon, alfalfa, fruit and
.rain, easily irrigated. Lass than
3 mllea from Medford. 08o cash.
One of the best bua In Jackson
county. Say whec u: I olll sbon
yon.
J. C. BARNES
102 Wwt Mala bU I'uoas 7V9
not rfrtorfl tho oUMctu- ot tno
schools.
1 am to fovor f prore1o "dnoo
tlon, that Is educotloo thttt prparoi
the boy or girl for life. T am for all
hatting n. eqnoro drat noe no qJ
chance for on duc.itton
If nomlnete.1 ond octl J will
do cvetv thine In my poer te a0
tho schools, of Jskcon count tbo
best 10 teo state.
ftdv. A. J. Ho NO.
I hcrobv nnneii"fft n,st i inra
fllod m docujrstbi" of Intsntlons,
nno that I am a candidate for the re
publican nomination for the offlco of
Countv School Superintendent of
Jarksfto county, subject to the pri
maries of Mav 13
If nominated and eteeteft T pledge
mvself to an honest Impartial and
economic administration and -alll
personally supervise our schools.
I hold an Oregon life certificate,
and having recently spent four ses
sions on preparatory work, both In
tit- 1'nlvorsltv of Oregon nnd In the
University of California In the stndr
of modern education and supervi
sion, and having served the countv
aa rural school supervisor for two
vears. I feel competent to fill the of
fice In a thoroughly satlsractorv man
ner and hereby solicit tho support of
every true frlond of odueatlon.
Adv. a. w. AarsR.
I am n candidate for tho republi
can nomination for County School
Superintendent. I stand fer: A con
ttuuntico of progressive policies In
education, economy consistent with
offlcleney, equal odueatlonnl advan
tages for tho boya nnd girls on the
farms with those in tho cltloa nnd
towns.
If nominated and olocted I will In
tho future, as In tho nasi, glvo my
full time nnd host efforts to tho
supervision of tho schoole nnd tho nd
mlntstratlotv of the duties of the of
flco. During mv Incumbency I have
not confined mvself strictly to tho
routine duties of the office but hnve
taken a bioader view of the mission
of tho County School Superintendent.
In addition to my efforts vo ralso the
standard of teaching nnd improve tho
physical conditions at school I havo
labored to promote tho welfare of
tho boys and girls through Industrial
clubs, school fairs, school credits for
home work, parent-teachers circles
spelling and arithmetic contests, and
other activities I feel that my work
has been regarded with favor and In
order to continue this work, I nm
asking for ro-electlon
Adv. J. PISROY WKLLH.
FOR ltKXT--PUItXlHHICI) AIM'S.
POR It Ifi NT A part in ont foTronT
Tiie iiernen, lu qulno 8t.
KOlt ItKXT novnv.fi
FOR RKN'T - House with garage,
furnished or unfurnished; every
thing modern. 01(5 W. Jackson
atreet. 53
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ROOMS
I'OR RKNT I'umlshei! housekeep
ing rooms, t blocks from Main
311 N. Hartlelt. , Phone B70-L.
FOR RKNTCosy furnished house
keeping rooms, close In, $K month.
Lights, water, gas, bath. Phone
820-X.
FOR RHNT- MISi;r.l,!,ANHOlJS
VOH RBNT Pasture, good feed)
fences, plenty of water. W. IF.
Stewart. 62
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l'OR HM.K -Snerifhe' My home.
Ill Id W Main, fl 2011. Phone
l.'i:i-J. fleorge Reeves 50
FOR HALF F.lghl-toom house,
acre fine garden bind; SMTiO. Call
at premises, 10ii:i Court at.
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FOR 8ALK I'ack burro cheap.
Ilox '.ill. Route No. 2, Medford,
Phono 7M-W. 61
FOR HAI.K might bead of good
work horses and saddle horse. E
H. Iteames, una mile north of
Phoenix. 64
FOR SALE-. The pure-bred regis
tered Red Polled bull, "Modoc
Chief," born March 2, 1913. Prlca
150. Inspection by appointment.
Pulmer Investment Co , Mall Tri
bune bldg , Madford, or Modoc Or
ihard. FUR BALK Orey team weighing
about lino, and one grey horse
weighing about 1T00. Rig Pines
Lumber Co tf
FOR SALE -Fresh milk goats at re
duced rates. Mra. I Duaanburr.
film ix. Or.
?Olt HM.K SYrHCfc'M.lKKOOd
for rtLF. Alfiifa buy $10 10 In
field A t'onro Kl.ro, (uitral
Point r, I
FOR HLK"i-'.Httrn shell" corn,
cluiiii Cenliul Point I'm king Co
Central Point 51
FOR HXI.K i'itio lurge refrigerator,
inurly new. lutpilre 304 80. ivy.
63
FOR 8AI.K Bicyile with new tires.
Phone 7-F4. 61
FOR HM.K -Almost new 10 h p
electric motor and duplex alfalfa
and grain grinder. See Cirove
Creek runch, Iceland. Ore. 51
FOR SALE -Puxaon's Dahlias Spe
cial collection, 13 roots, standard
varieties, named and labeled for 11
postpaid. List of many others for
postal. R. H. Puxson, Central
Point, Ore. 14
WANrwrrtA i'ionu
WANTED Sewing at home or by
the day. Phone I7V-M, lit 8
Central. 6S
HICLI' WAXTi:uA(lB.VI J
A( i KVTSI v" ATE I) - Elderly"' "" men
dcMrliiK IlKht employment can
ftiaku good wages selling our full
Hue of popular prlt ed nursery
tin k Oulllt f1ri1KI.11 1nv-itf.
tl In I' 1 iflc ui -1 it Co ,
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51
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WcfWntr irrttivti.AiYKorjB
WAVfr.n TO nt'Y Horses of snl
die tvpe, and heavy horses. Dr.
Helms, ill No. Fir, Phone aft.
V ANTED -4icond hang show cases,
om popper, peanut roaster, crls
pette mar bine, cash register, and
toffee urn. Walter Keene, Ashland,
Tel 31. SO
WANTED -Responsible party wants
furnished noma for summor
0 months. Phone 31.
10
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LOST A black and white coltt dog.
Answers to the name of "Iaddle."
Any Information leading to his ra
eoverv will he rewarded by A. I.
Loomfs, 1103 W. 10th st., Med
ford. 14
LOST Moss agate brooch on streets
of Medford Monday, 15th: $2 SO
reward. Mall Tribune office. 49
KOlt 1CXC11ANOK
TO TRADE 200 acres. 0 cleared,
in crop, Jeff, county, under new Ir
rigation plan, $.10 per acre, going
higher, for Improved, near Oeutral
3'olnt. A. W. Freebarg, Qaeton.
Oregon. 78
nUSLYHS.S imtBCTORY
Auto Supplies
LAHKR AUTO HPRINQ CO. Wa
aro operating tho largest, oldest
nnd best oqulppod plant In tho Pa
cific nortbvvoat. Uso our springs
when ottiors fall. Sold undor guar
antee 20 North l-'lftoonth St..
Portland, Oro.
Attorneys
OEO. W. CHERRY Attornoy and
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun
ty llnnk lliilldlng, ontrancu N.
Central, Medford, Oro.
PORTER J. NEFF Attornoy at law.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Hank Ilulldlng.
A. It. RBAMK8, LAWYER Oarnett
Corey bldg.
G. M. ROBERTS Lawyer.
Medford National Rank Ilulldlng.
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wa
collected Bonio accounts 14 years
old. We know how to got the
money. Tho lluuock Morcnntlle
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Haa
klna' llldg., 21G K. Main st
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN 8COTOO
DR. O, C. VAN 8COYOO
Dontlsts .
Oarnett-Coroy Uldg., ulte
ilcdfoni, Ore. Phono 856.
Collections anil Reports
lit
DR. FRANK ROHERTR Dentist.
M. F. ft II llldg. Office Hours
830 to 13; 1 to 5. Phone C07-R.
Knglucer nml Contractor
FRKim CUMMINOS ifnglneerand
contractor, 404 M. V. & H. llldg.
Surveys,, cat Una tee, irrigation
drainage, onward and laud Im
provement. Fhsh ranee.
KARL 8. TUMY Cleneral Insurance
office, Fire, Automobile. Accident,
Liability. Plate (llass, Contract,
and Surety Honda. Excellent com
panles, good local service. No.
I1U Oarnett-Corey Uldg.
Instruction in Music
FRED ALTON IIAIOHT, teacher of
piano and harmony. Composer
and arranger of music. Halgbt
Music Studio, 401 Oarnett-Corey
building.
HUBS HEINE Teacher of Violin.
Music furnished for all occasions.
Prices reasonable Studio 1121 H,
Main 8t., Phone 303-JX.
Oarlmge
OARFIAOH (let year premises
Gleaned up for the summer. Call
a the city gart age wagoaa fer
tood Mrvlce. Phone 274-L. 1
Y. Allen.
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OR. F. Q. CARLOW. DR. KVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 416-417 Oarnett-Corey
bldg., phone lOSti-L, Reildenca
18 South Laurel st
DR. W. W. HOWARD OitooptUle
physician, 303 Oarnett-Corsy
building. Phone 130,
DR. J J. EMM ENS Physician ao4
surgeon. Practice limited to y,
ear, nose and throat. Eyas scien
tifically tasted and claate sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. K. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Go.
bldg, opposite P. O. Phone 667.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physlclaa and
surgeon Phones, office 36, resi
dence 734 -M. Office hours, 10 ta
13, I to 8.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER PhynJ.
ataa and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash hotel Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
Printers mhs PublUliers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the
bast equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book blading
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
ate. Portland prices. 27 North
Ftr at.
frwHafarn
BADS TR ANSFEIl aTsWRAOl ob?
Ofhce 43 North Front St. Pni&s
116. Prices right. larvlct guar
gnteed .aaa i'
Balling Machine'
IINQER SEWINO MACHINES POJC
BALE OR RENT 80m U80J Wa
Ott t nes :iKo for sale Cleaning and
repiililng Baldwin Piuno for sale
from fmtory to customer. Real
ruaca 34u iio. CwiuaL I'houo 3904
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