1UEDF0BD TSVAJL TRIBUNE, EDFORB, ORECTOX, TUESDAY, JUNE IX 191G
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AMERICANS
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FIELD HEADQUARTERS, June
13. Tho finishing blow was glvon
tlio largest surviving band of Villa
followers) In Chihuahua nt daylight
June 9 by twenty men of the 13th
United States cavalry under Cairtaln
Otto W. Rethorso, In a dashing can
yon fight twenty miles north of San
ta Clara, near here. The Amnrtcnns
wero unhurt.
Tho Americans routed twony-fIvc
Villa bandits, killing throb, wounding
several and capturing all their horsoa
nnd saddles, soma rifles and several
thousand rounds of ammunition, crip
pllng (ho band completely.
A night ride brought tho Ameri
cans Into the canyon nt daybreak,
where they followed fresh horso
trallB. Hiding nt n gallop thoy round
ed n turn within 200 yards of the
bandits, encamped In a grovo of
pines. It was a complete surprise,
Thero was a headlong rush among tho
Villa followers, who, half clad, grab
bed rlfloa and fought from behind
trees.
Tho Amorlcana dismounted and
within' threo mluutoe had routed tho
bandits, who abandoned everything
and sought refugo in tho rugged
mountains. For four hours tho Am
ericans conttnuod the pursuit, climb,
lnt? over tho mountalnn nfoot nnd
fighting from tho shelter of rocks.
Several Moxlcnim wero shot but neith
er their bodle nor tho wounded vroro
recovered.
This band Is Bald to havo been the
largest surviving remnant of tho force
of Candolarla Cervantes, who was
killed threo weeks ago in a brush
with Americans, Is regarded as tho
most Important accomplishment of
the campaign.
BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES
Mrs. Itlchardson and children re
turned from Jacksonville Saturday.
iMrs. llornico Daker and Miss lles
bIu Chambers returned from their
visit to Ashland Saturday,
Mr. MiihorioyV family nnd Hny
Spencer moved to Talent Thursduy.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kdmondson,
Mrs. Dernlco linker nnd Miss Etta
Stewart went up to tho Hock plnco
Sunday on an outing.
pn Monday Mr. llorriaii brought
up a Inrge truck load of fish to de
posit In Olugor creek to start tho
hutehory buslneas.
air. and ftlrs. Ilarkor made a trip
to Medford and returned Tuosdny af
ternoon, i
I. J. Patton and son, Harold, mado
n trip to Medford Thursday.
Shlrloy Clasplll and Merrill Stow
art returned from Pollcan Uuy Wed
nesday, i ,
Mr. and Mrs. narker made a trip
to Medford Friday afternoon, return
ing In tho evening. I. J. Patton and
pon oamo with thoni.
iMImi Mildred Patton returned homo
Friday ovonlug fro ma two weeks'
visit to friends nnd relative In Ash
land and Talent and Medford.
"W. W. Parker went to Jacksonville
Friday afternoon.
'.Mr. Rorrlan'u little son, William,
came up Monday and vUltod with his
fathor until Thursday.
EAGLE P01NTEAGLETS
By A. C. nowlett
Since my lust report, Ic Farlow f
I,ake Creek, Ah in Hiebertedt of
ltruwiiiuoro ami Johu AH-'ii of Peiby
have brought in wool fir (leorge
Drown & Sons.
A few days ago I lock h (rip hh to
tho 1. Poloiue farm with Frank
Hrowit, into of the firm of George
Drown & Sons, in hi auto. We found
Mr. P. Inlay t work uud hie stood
wife Httetiding to her domestic du
ties. Had a talk with Mr. 1'. with re
gard te the management of our sch.iol
and eepoeinlly with regard to the
move to Iihvc a high itehool to he vot
ed om at our hiiiihmI xohool wwlii,'
ou Monday, June ID, nt 11:15 p. in.,
and a to how we could conduct our
school at a le oxiieiine than what
we httve been doing, HHd finally w,
all three had a general talk with re
gard to the read work that wan un
dertaken last soMn, awl mnUlwilv
dripjted after thewe who had paid the
amount uubcrMHd toward wakinc a
omI road. And then we all throe
went on an and wet A. Corwin, and
they three agreed to meet in the
eoauty teat Wednesday and hac the
eoaniy court do aomething toward re-
ItaJrutf the raad. And while 1 waa
there on the road I had my eye. open
to eee all that was going on in the
hue of farming. I ai-ki-d Mr. I. hon
II
ARGEST
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VILLISTAS
ho wtm pettinp; nlonp with hi? susrnr
beets and he told me that he did not
p;et any in ns the ground was not in
n proper state for beets, but he hnd
some good-looking com and potatoes.
On inquiry nt the whereabouts of
their sou Robbie, wns told that that
day (Tuesday) he wns in Vancouver,
Wash., undergoing nu examination to
ontcr the military nendemy nt Wet
Point, ami we all lire hoping to honr
(hat lie passed with his colors fly
ing. 1 ee by the Mnil Tribune that
tho couutv court hns ordered the
piece of road mentioned repaired. I
nlso noticed tlint William Perrv hns
had a uoat garago built for his nuto
to he housed iu.
R. M. Ilowk of Rutin Fnlls passed
(hroueh here Tuesday evening oil his
wnv to Medford lo'get legal advice
with regard tothc use of the water
for his sawmill ih the Dig Hutto coun
try, nnd Lester Abbott went to Med
ford tho next morning to look nfter
his clnim on the mmo wnter.
Mrs. I-1. I,. Henth, wife of our mer
chant, mode n business (rip to Med
ford Monday, where her husband is
conducting a drug store. Mrs. Heath
nnd her son, Frederick, conduct the
business of the store hero. She re
turned to her home Tuesday evening.
Last Tuesday evening our mail
contractor nnd carrier, (iconic Aus
tin, nnd Miss Litoindn M. Story of
Gold Hill were married in Jackson
ville and he miqirised his mr.ny
friends in our town by bringing her
nut with him mid introducing her us
his wife. Wo nil "wish him n lot of
unalloyed plenMiro and a prosperous
journey through life.
Invitations were given out (he first
of tho week to some of the older
members of the community to meet on
Wednesday, June 7. nt the homo of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clinrlos Painter nnd
loin in commemorating the Htii
birthdav of his mother-in-law, Mrs,
June Curtis, nnd also Mrs. A. X.
ThomiiH of Cent nil Point, who wns
also bom on the 7th of June, this be
ing her 7(lth hirthdny. Thoso pres
ent were: Itev. L. L. Simmons and
family (they wore not so old, but he
being tho twister of Mr. and Mrs. P.'h
nnd Mrs. Curtis' church, of course
they hnd to be there), Mr. nnd Mrs.
David Cingende, Mr. and Mrs. M. S.
Wood, Mrs. M. E. Owens, Miss Vir
gie Owens, Mrs. Wlieedoen, Mrs.
Thomas, George II. Wnmsley nnd
daughter, Miss Mabel, Mr. and Mrs,
It. J. McQuold, Mis. f. E. Nichols,
Mrs, Elizabeth Jonas, Mr. nnd Mrs,
William G. Knighton, Mrs. K. M.
Whiteside, beside tho family nnd your
correspondent. There wns u sumptu
ous feast prepared and one of Mrs. A.
S Thomas' daughters, Mrs. Hond,
thought enough of her mother to send
her n nice, large birthday oake for
the occasion froin Bend, Or., and that
seamed to please the old lady more
Ihau all (he rest of. the presents she
received.
Misa Mary, Anna and CIco Rob
ertson nnd Miss Amcndio Scliloichert
of the licotfo Crook district were do
ing business in Eagle Point Wednes
day. Thursday Hev. I). J. C. Rollins,
wife and son Robert, P. J. Ifnlloy and
W. 11. Gore of Medford called for
dinner on thoir rounds looking over
the country.
E. W. Lijegran, nsmayor of Med
ford, on mining Iiumuosh, was nut nnd
took dinner Thursday, nnd thnf.
brings to my mind (hat C. E. Terrill
pf Hrnwiikboro was in town this
Saturday, morning and while hwio
told of home of tho discoveries being
made in the hills surrounding uk.
Some days ago I called attention to
(he discovery of copper in the neigh
borhood of Lout creek, and Mr. T.
J old mo that Irvin Daley and Mauley
I'onley havo run n tunnel into the hill
eighty-five foot find stnek a regu
lar uin of copper, and that he, Mr.
Torrill, was here to meet u miiu and
ahow liiiu a place where asphalt is
found in abundance. And hu had
other siHs-imciis of rock that ho
thought would prove valuable. He
seems (o think that the hills in (hia
Ituttc nnd Antelope country abound
in rich orea of different kinds.
Carl Richardson of Peyton was a
caller for dinner Thursday.
Don't neglect to attend the aebool
meetiug on Monday, June 10, ns tho
elerk, J. V. Mclntyro, w going to
put the financial report ou the black
board so that all can understand tho
whole arrangement. Thero it. (piite a
lot of Iiumiich. to attend to nnd you
are wanted there at 3:16 p. m. sharp.
If you don'( come, don't kick.
Thero was an audi car wont
through hero Thursday from Ala
meda, Cal., on tho way to Crator
Lake. A little early, but they looked
as though they did not stop nt
triflow.
Mite Mabel Pruitt motored into
town Friday, She was accompanied
by her mother and aunt, Mrs, John
Cox, formerly of this county, hut
how of Oakland, Cal. .Jo)m Cox
owna one of the hit etoek muche in
Klamath county. It is leaded now to
Jamua Gordon,
Mr. Wylaad, who ued to live on
Antelope creek, but uow of the Mead
own, w here Friday on business.
It. W. Deyle of PotUville. Ky., wac
here Friday for dinner. He repre
eutd While' Crown Frait Jar Co.
To of our neighbors, V. E. Heui-
Iwell and Robert Mutter, met with
yitite oq pit4li;fxt tiact other day. They
had n ltore thnt hnd been traded off
quite a number of times lately and
they hitched him to a buggy to come
to town, ttnd just nB Mr. II. wns
starting to get into the buggy while
Mr. M. wns holding (he horse bv tho
bit, he started to run, drugging Mr.
M. some twenty yards. The hind
Wheel of the buggy struck Mr. II. nnd
knocked him down, nnd in less time
than it takes mo to write it Mr. M.
was thrown out of the way, nnd the
sequel is the wreck of tho buggy was
brought to W. L. Childreth's shop for
repair, but fortunately no one was
seriously hurt.
Miss KUznbeth Illackford has been
here visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Cle
ments. Attorney Gus Newbury of Medford
wns out Thuredny on professional
biisino.sft.
Ed Walker, deputy game warden,
nnd J. H. Dristnll, district deputy
game warden, wero here for dinner,
nnd so was Dr. Holt, Mr. Slosser and
Fred Heath.
Cliaunccy Florey, our county re
corder, nnd C. M. Itawk enme out on
the P. & E. Saturday morning, nnd
Mr. Hawk, Mr. Swilinrt and Miss
Gladys Holmes of Derby went on up.
Since my Inst report George Aus
tin of Wellen, M. I). Howies of Lake
Creek and C. E. Terrill of llrowns
boro huvo renewed their subscriptions
to the Mail Tribune.
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
Ernest Hoitehol is on u short visit
with his father, P. llouchet, of this
place before going to his new posi
tion in Montana.
II. D. Reed returned from the rose
festival celebration Sunday after
noon. Mrs. William Cheshire of Grants
Pass came up Sunday to spend u
couple of days with her friend, Mrs.
C. II. Ilowmnn,
W. S. La Shells of tho Mountain
King cinnabar mine journeyed to
Medford Snturday afternoon on bus
iness connected with that property,
also iu quest of miners.
Mrs. T. II. Roberts spent Monday
jn Grunts Pass.
Miss Agues Dietrich went lo Suth
crliu, Or., Monday morning (n visit
with hor old elnssmnte, Mrs. C. W.
Wntson.
A. E. Kellogg, . 0. Kelsey, Cnl
Diiscnbury ami II. J. Van I lout en at
tended the Taxpayers' convention u(
Medford Saturday afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Truux and
daughter, Mary, who has just return
ed from tlnj state university, motored
to Horubook Sunday to witness the
ball game which Gold Hill nine play
ed with that team.
Mr. mid Mrs. E. D. Weston .accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Hrous,
and son, Charles David, visited nt
the home of Unfits Thompson and
then visited with Mr. nnd Mrs. 1). II.
Miller Sunday afternoon.
Rov. Wharton filled tho pulpit of
the Newman M. E. churuh in Grouts
Pass Sunday morning in the absence
of that pastor, who is with his wife
at the bedside of her mother in Luke
view. He letumed Sunday afternoon
in time to deliver the usual Sunday
evening discourse.
The children's day program Sun
day evening was u very creditable af
fair, some of the very smnll per
formers making their first appear
ance on the platform and showing
much training uud careful instruc
tion. The suHtrintcuilent, Miss Ida
Stnros, is certainly a wideawake of
ficial and very efficient work is be
ing dime iu the Sunday school under
hor direction, The contoats have
been vory interoatip and nrofitablo.
Grant Harrison died at his home in
this city about noon Sunday aftor
an illuettB of several montlia. Ho is
aurvived bv his wife. His father died
a fow weeks ugo ut Hosoburg.
RufiiB ThumiMton returned to Hud
son, Mont., Sunday evening, where he
is in the reclamation service of the
government. He hna been visiting in
Gold Hill since April.
Mrs. William Moo and son Gerald
nttonded tho Rebokah memorial cele
bration at Aehland Sunday.
Miswea Elsie Miller and Agnea
Dietrich visited with friend in Ash
laud Sunday.
F. W. Dodge of Grants Pass apont
Sunday with friends at Gold Hill.
George Lyman and wife, hocohi
panied by Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Diet
rich nnd daughter, Nellie, motored to
Ashland Sundav to attend the I, 0.
O. F. celebration.
F. J. Alex Mayor of Portland, ad
juster of fire loaaofl, was at the
Merrill ranch Saturday investigating
the cause and extent of thoir recent
fire.
Miss Knthorinc Foley of Kanea
eroek was visiting friends in Medford
Saturday and Sunday.
W. II. Gardner, iu the employ of
the Southern Pacific at Green, fue
miles south of Roseburg, wa in Gold
Hill viKituig relative- Sundav.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Oncpacku'go
proves it 25c it t ull druggists.
FRANK DANIELS AT
STAR THEATER TODAY
iiiBiir ,iii oHl HH fl
Among tho beatitudes, which may
havo been overlooked, Is tbls:
"llloBKcd aro the laugh-makers, for
they lighten the Ills of tho earth."
Certainly, Frnnk Daniels, now star
ring In "Wliat Happened to Father,"
Vltagraph Hlue Hlbbou Feature,
would bo classed among tho benefac
tors of the race, for It would require
a Riiper-Htntlstlcan to compute tho
number of human woos which havo
taken wings and fled betoro tho
magic of IiIb Inimitable drolleries.
A quick cstlmato discovers that It
marshalled In columns of four
abreast, tho "grouchcB" ho has dis
sipated In his years boforo tho pub
lic, would take sovontcon weeks to
pass a given point. Frank Daniels
nt tho Star today and tonight,
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth nnd Fir Sta.
Circuit Court.
M. A. ('nrllon vs. Hroadiunor
''arms, decree.
Medford flrocerv Co. vs. C. L.
'Jnrslcv et ux, decree.
M. II. Edmonds vs. Nneni Miniiur
& Milling Co., order overruling de
murrer.
H. F. Peart et nl vs. P. W. Carnn-
haii et ill., answer filed.
Mary A. Heckman vs. Charles
Rcekmaii, decree rendered.
- lYolwfo
Estate of John Htiutlev. deceased.
petition filed.
Estate of Thomas 0. Cox. deceas
ed, petition filed ami order.
ivstute ot Lawrence h. Hoover, de
ceived, proof of publientiou of no
tice of s.n'srU igal property.
COMMUNICATION.
To the Editer:
In your imic of June 10 you stat
ed that I would support Justice
A WOMAN'S TORTURE
No Ingonulty of barbartrfiit ever do
vised an ni;ony bo intenso, no perHUUmt,
so long enduring, bo norvu-hnrniw
lug aa Uiat which itf oufrered day after
day by the woman wIioho dlntlnctly
femluiiiH nrgnniHiii U deranged or tils
caEcd. There uro three trying timed
in every woman's lifu: 1st when
girlhood blossom, into womanhood;
I'd whon motherhood in uohioved;
JUi tlio change.
Dr. Pierce' Favorite Proscription
wns deviled to muko thoflo three
periods safe and painless by restoring
to vigorous health the organs involved.
It Bootheo, lieeln, iioiirlsliea. It gives
nature Just the help it needs. It is
the only ready-prepared medlolno de
vised by a regularly graduated pby
Blcian and skilled upcoiallBt iu too
diseases of women.
You know what you aro getting with
tldd Proscription of Doctor Pieroo's, by
cause it's extracted from native rooU
by using glycerino no alcohol or nar
ootlos. Tlie ingredieuU iubllheI on
wrapper and free to the world.
For all discanen peculiar to women,
Dr. Pierce's l'uvorilo PrMcriptlon is a
ivoworful restorative. For nearly llfty
yeora it has bsnlnhed from the lives of
tens of thousands of women the pain,
worry, misery and distrsss caused by
irregularitiesi and dlsouReti of a feminine
character. Uuy it tiou', iu liquid or
tablet form from your druggist or send
M) canto or $1.00 to Doctor Piurco'a
Invnlids' Hotel, Huffalo.N. Y., for tub
lets. V'rite for fruu book on wcuinu's
dhiouses.
If you will pay tho mailing charges,
Doctor Pierce will send you his oloth
bound book of ovor 1,000 pages, newly
revised with color plates and Illustra
tions. Send threo dimes or stamps to
Dr. Pierco, Invalids' Hotel, Uuifalo,
K. Y., and cncloao this notico.
Medford House Movers
WE MOVE
HOUSES, DARNS, GARAGES,
MACHINERY, ETC.
Phone 408-M
612 S. Newtorvn. 737 W. 14th St.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
CHOICE GARDEN TRACT
AND HOME PLACE-$950
Five-room cottage, uardsu tract, brriw, flowers, uhad, Juet
the place for a UttU boota aui itiuduu tml. Paviao 250.2, mm
er $100.32, slatwalk 70.80, all imld Is full. Lot IIImUT. fti4t
loam soil. Deat city property ot this kind wo bav ovr ntUjnsf.
Total prico, $950.
BENNETT INVESTMENT CO.
ltuil Ibtuto, Iiun, ItvnUib, Insuranco.
102 Wet Slain. Phano 700
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Hughes for president. Penult me to
gie it few reasons why 1 shall vote
tor Charles E. Hughes.
I am a finn believer iu progres
sive principles. I have not -changed
in mv t ii it li in the triumph of pro
gressive principles. The reptiblioun
'platform just adopted nt Chicago
was progressive, and in Chnrles E.
I Hughes the republicans nominated n
thorough-going progressive, as his
record ns governor of New York
bhows.
I The progressive pnrlv lenders, in
cluding Colonel Roosevelt, have re
peatedly announced that they would
unite with the republicans if the re
( publican party would adopt a pro
gressive platform with strong planks
on Americanism nnd prepnredness
ami nominate as their standard
bearer n mon who was progressive
and was n supporter of such a plat
form. They further stated that the
nomineo did not liooossiirily have to
be Colonel RooBovelt.
The course of events since 11)12,
due id a large measure to the great
war iu Europe, bus brought new is
suos to the front. This, together with
the willingness of the piogressie
jmrty lender to unite with the re
publican oil n (n-ogressive platform
with Amorieniiism its keynote nnd
n candidate in harmony with these
principles, is my reason for voting
for Charles E. Hughes nnd the re
publican party in the coming cam
paign, The progressive and republican
platforms just adopted at Chicago
arc iu their miiln planks alike, dif
fering mil" in phraseology. The
bosses nnd the spccinl interests did
not want Hughes. The standpatters
at heart wore opnosed to him. The
rank and file of the republican pnrty,
I however, demanded the nomination of
Hughes, and the people ruled.
The progressive parly has saved
the soul of tho reptiblioun pnrty. The
republican arty, purified and re
deemed by the experiences or the Inst
four years, has n new lease of life
hnd an opportunity for krcnl good in
the years to come.
Charles E. Hughes has always been
n progressive. As governor he
fought for iv primary law hi New
York, nnd it was only the combinn-
tiou of Doss llnriies and Ross Murphy
which defeated it. Hughes was the
Deafness Cannot Bo Cured
br lvsl stipllrstluna, llirf rmnt-t rttU th
iIimsmJ lurllnn nt lit "t. tbt U uulr un
us larur l.-lfui-., sml tint In T mistltiltlon
si rflimllm. UrSfurH Is ruinl tr su lutlaiara
i-ondltlun nt llin tuui-uut llnluc ut tti IMstsrliliiU
Tub. Whfii this tubs Is Indimrd jou list s
ruiulllns found luu-r(i-ct hvsrlar, sml ntim
It u vuilpslv rla.vtl lfsfau 1 tttn ri stilt, sim!
unless tb Intlsininstluti ruu t tsktn uut siul
Ibis tut rrstuirj to lie lusmsl enlltlon. tirst
Ids lll Ik ttiMtrofrit tMsttti Glus lists out ut
Iru ie cumul l-r C'stsrrb. vhltli li'iHShlnii liul
su luOsmrd cendlllno nt tbs rouann surtscrs.
Ws will (lie Oils lluiulrr.l Uollsrs fur tut ei'
ef Drsfncu. lrsu.nl t itnb) lbt rsnnot bs
cr.-Mj lij- iisll s I'ststiu
lurr. (Mna ler cusu
isrs, itrf.
I" J I'llKNT.Y ft CO., T..W. O.
XoM br prufglits, 75c.
Tsks llsll's fsmllr Mils fur cmiilplln.
For Sale Real Estate
Must soil this seven room modern
Iiouho In good condition and with one
aero of KTouud and largo shado trees
for ono third its actual cost. locat
ed on main Jacksonville highway,
near tho car Una. Total prlco only
$1250. Tonus, $500 cash,
EARL S. TUMY
210 aarnott-Coroy Hk.
WHY?
cash wAirran
80 ucros Dear Crcok bottom, 70
acros in cultivation, alfalfa, fruit and
grain, easily Irrigated. Less than
3 miles from Medford. $C80u cash.
One of tho best buys In Jackson
county. Bay when and I will show
you.
J. C. BARNES
lOt West Mala BL
P hon 799
NEW TODAY
A party offers his -t0-tie.ro homo,
now buildings uud soil that Is good,
price $5000.00. Will take u small
Medford homo as part payment.
Tho 2 10 acros Joining tho outrango
ovor half in grain and buy, and
most of the balance good alfalfa land
when cleared, Is a roal flue propo
sition. Will oxjiluln fully on roquost.
Will exchange for a closo in dairy
proposition.
Hoon-Cathcart Co.
Itione tfl7
.j
www
fH'vf to propose n "public utilities
coinim-islon" to regulate and control
corporations which sorved (ho pub
lie, hi conducting the insurance in
vestigation iu New York Hughe9
showed his great ability, and that ho
wns not ofntid to fight tho entrench
ed uvils of great eorponitioiis,
Hughes is progressive, n firm be
liever iu Auierionnimii and in n pre
pnreduoHB which is adequate in nil
lines social, ecottomi nnd military,
a doer of the word and not a phrnse
uuikor onlv. FRED A. MEARS.
June V2, HMO.
The Boy is Father
to the Man
Old sayings llko this aro fraught with
n most important meaning. And what
will nld tho eipfcLiht
mother In concrvlnft
lifr health, liec
trcngth. litr acot.it
repose and tlie at
Kcnco of Ttxntl o tn
palm li a Aukjtct of
viut moment. Among
tlio roo(rnltcd htlpa li
a iptciullil rem e il y
Vnown m "Mothr'
friend." Applied to
tlio tnum-lr It (Inks In
ilccnlj- to innLo them
Arm nnd nllnnl. it thn
wfcr lft, tlm tlritln im
UrimenU thnt produce m In, It lltiteni tho
Imrilcn on tho nervoui njntrtn, Induce calm,
restful nUliU of licnlllnrltlnic Alecp and
makes tho rinpi iranny nnd happy. Get a
lottlc or "Mother" Friend" of nn drunbt
nnd you will then renllio why It tin been
comlilercd true to It nnmo In our best IwmM
Ihrtnuli threo eentrotlons. It If perfectly
lmrmlcM hut no effective tint once used It
Is recommended to nil expectant mothers by
tlwto wtio went through the ordeal with
surprising rate. By wrltlne to UradflcM
Iteguhilor Co.. 413 Ijitnar illdr, Attuitrt. 0:u
you rnn lmvc n free cupr of n wonderful
stork look that unfolds time tlitnrs which
nil expectant mothers Ucllht to read. "tU
today,
Delinquent Sale Not I Co
California-Oregon Power Cou'iany.
Location ot principal placo of busi
ness, San Francisco, California.
.NOTICE Thero Is delinquent up
on tho following described ntock, ou
ittC 'ON JJoa 'OOPUl.ll '03SIOUUJ.4
3!u COO Hhnrus, $2u0.00.
Mercantile Trust Company of San
several amounts sot opponlto the
on tho 18th day or April, 19 tC, tho
Fianclsco, trustee, Certificate No
nnineo ot tho rcsiicctlve sliaro.'ioMnrn,
as follews:
account of assessment (No. t) lovted
Mercantile Trtitit Company of Han
Fruuclnco, trustee, Cert, No. 39S,
COO shares, $-'50.00.
300 bares, $250.00.
Mercantllo Trust Company ot San
Mercantile Trust Company of San
Francisco, trustee Cert. No. 39,
COO shares. $250.00.
(Mcrcnutllo Trust Company of San
Francisco, trustco, Cert. No. 400,
COO shares, $250.00.
MorcMitllu Trust Company ot Snn
Francisco, trustoo, Cert, No. 401,
COO shares. $250.00.
Mercantile Trust Company of Ban
Francisco, trustee, Curt. No. 402,
uuo snares, i'J&o.oo.
Morcantllo Trust Company of Ban
Francisco, trustco, Cert. No. 403,
600 shares, $250.00.
And Iu accordance with law and
nn ordor of tho board of directors
made on tho 18th duy'of April, 191C,
so ninny shares of each parcel of
such stock nn may bo necessary will
bo uold at tho otflco of the company,
on Tuesday, June 20, 1910, nt tlio
hour of 12 o'clock noon of said day,
to puy delinquent nsMoasmeiits thoro
ou, together with costs of advertis
ing and expenses of the sale.
J. C. THOMPSON.
Secretary of Caltrornla-Oregoti Power
.Company.
Office: Number 131 Leldesdorff
street, Bnu Franolsco, California. 76
FOR ltKXl nofJhKfl
FOfMUSNT Strldiy'niodorn'hmtiio
with garage, furnished or unfi-r-nlshed.
616 W. Jackson st. 74
FOR RENT Five room house, bard
wood floors, full cement haMomont
nnd gurago. Phono 370-W,
FOR HUNT -itouorts home on South
Oskrtalc; fine uluo-room Iioiimo,
largo sleopliiR porch In shndo of
oitk trees. Beo tleorge L. Trelch
ler, Phone 01. 73
FOR RENT -Ono -l-rooin modorii
house. Phone 370-W.
FOR RENT Seven room houso on
8011th Holy it., Inquire 630 Su.
Holly.
FOR
HUNT IIOUNIIKKI.TINO
ROOMS
FOR RENT FtirnlshtMl hoiHtikeop
lug rooms, iilmisant homo for 2 01
3 adults. Phono 0S8-J, or call 310
N. Central. 71
FOR RENT Modern furnished
housekeeping rooms, 315 N. Dart
lett. Phono 37-J.
l-Y)R HALK RANOIIRS
FOR SALE 13 acre ranch; 10
acres In alfulfa; house, barn, new
fencoH. Phone S -13 or 2 18-J.
rOH HAIJU-tvtVnSTtOK
FOR HALK One brown inaru six
years old, welicht 1360 lbs: will
work or drive sluglo Or doublu or
xldo. PrlcolltC. K. K. Morrison,
Medford, Ore., It. R. 1, Dox 120. 71
FOlf SALIfsiiiall sa(ile"horsoi" a
dandy. Ono of the best in the
county; u bnrRulu for some one.
Call or uddrotw K. V. Upton, Oold
J fill, Oregon. 71
FOR SALU-HIk type Poland China
Plus, 7-monthn old, male or fe--malo;
Jersey eow with young ealf.
Phone K69-H.
FOR SALE Team ot black horses.
Can be seen at the Union Stable
or see John A. Perl. 28 S. Dart
lett. tf
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTKDIlrlaht capable girl for
steady employment. 121 East Main
Btrcot, Phone 100. 71
pllSSgigl
lil
FOIt BALK IIHtntJiUATfEfJUS
FOR 8ALE-ll2.uno "calory" nlinta,
from threo best varletlds. Mm.
AVm. Dalit, Phono 027-X. 72
FOR SALE 2 II. P. ftaB englno with
Jack; riding corn cultivator. Phono
533-J2. 70
FOR SALE Oraln hay in field. C.
W. JuaacB, Phono G91-J2.
FOR SALE Ono ton Ford truck at
tachment; also 40 acres land to
trndo for Ford car. Dahack's
Oarage 482-J. 88
FOR SAUJCholce alfalfn hay, $10
per ton In flold. Snlder's Dairy,
Phono 201-J3.
WAXTBU
-MIHCKLLAXKOUH
WANTED Passenger to Snn Fran
cisco by auto Thursday. Phone
200; . 7i
W A NTBD Tho trees takon off ot a
Biunll orchard closo In, for tho
wood. See J. T. Little, Stewart
ave. 72
V.
TAKEN UP
TAKBN UP Threo blaok shoten.
Owner call and pay charges. Mrs.
E. It. Land, Griffin creek. 79
roil ExciiAaaa
TO TItADE 200 ncros. CO cleared,
in crop, Jotr. county, under now Ir
rigation plan, $30 per acre, going
hlghor, for Improved, near Central
Point. A. W. Frooborg, Oaston.
Oregon. 73
nUSLNESH IMnKCTOltY
Auto RBpptlM
LAHEIl AUTO 8PRINQ CO. -W
are operating the largest, oldost
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Uso our springs
whon others fall. Bold under guar
antee. 26 North Flftoonth Bt,
Portland, Ots.
Attorneys
fJEO. W. CHKItUY Attornoy and
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun
ty Dank Ilulldlng, ontranco N.
Coutral, Medford, Ore.
POUTER J, NEFF Attornoy at law.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Dank Building.
A. E. REAME8, LAWTKR QsraetN
Corey bids.
Q. M. RODERTS Lawyer.
Medford National Dank Building.
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected tomo accounts 14 years
old. Wo know how to get tha
money. Tho Dutlock Mercantile
Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 3, 3, Hae
klna' Dldg., 210 E. Mala aL
DenUita
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOYOO
DR. C. O. VAN BCOTOO
Dentists
Onrnett-Coroy Dldg., ult
Mfdforo, Oro. Phono 85t5.
Collections wnd ItcportA
81
DR. FRANK RODERTS Dentist
M. F. & II. Dldg. Office Hourt
8:30 to 12; I to 5. Phono 007-R.
Engineer nad Contractor
niEim "CUMM rNOSSngineerana
contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Dldg
Surreys,, estlmatos, Irrigation
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement. Instiranr.
EARL B. TUMY Gonoral Insurance
otflco, Flro, Automobllo, Accident,
Liability, Plato dines, Contract,
nnd Suroty Dondn. Excollent com.
panles, good local sorvlcs. No.
210 aarnott-Coroy Dldg.
Instruction In Murlo
FRED ALTONlTAia i IT, Uachor "0!
piano and harmony. Composer
and arranger of mualo. Halght
Music Studio, 401 (larnott-Coroy
building.
DLISS HEINE Toachor ot Violin.
Music furnished for nil occasions.
Prices reasonable. Studio 1121 H.
Main St., Phono 303-JS.
Garbage
QAltnAOB Oct your premises
cloanod up for the summer. Cal)
on tho city garbage wagons tor
good service. Phone 274-L. T.
Y. Allen.
Physicians and Burgeons,
DTTTTliTHoATfilowi DlCBVA
MAINS CARIXJW Osteopathia
physicians, 416-417 Qarnett-Corey
bldg., phone 1036-L. Residence
26 South Laurel st
DR. W. W. HOWARD OstoopathU
physician, 303 Oarnett-Corey
building. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup-1
piled. Oculist aud Aurlst tor B. P.
II. R. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co,
bldg., opposlto P. O. Phone 567.
DR. It. W. CLANQY Physician and
surgeon Phones, office 30. resi
dence 780. Otflco hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 6.
DR. MARTIN C. DARBER PhysN
dan and surgeon. Office Paint
block, opposite Nash hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
Printers nnd Publishers
llEDFORD PRiNTINQJc6.?naathe
best equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing system1,
etc. Portland prices. 27 Noriit
Fir st.
,1 r--P.w l-g r J, SISJS.S
Trnnsfora
s-JssssssssssssisMsii,swassM.sJ,sssstJss, s.sm sssssmsssis
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front st. Phone
316. Prices right. Service guars
anteed.
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