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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, lMf paoe five .Portland livestock" 7 . PORTLXSO, Or.,. Oct.. 10. Hogs, steady ; receipts 3'). Prime light, $9.8ft((9.75; prime strong weights, $9.0fi8:75; jfood to prime mixed, $9 (K9.2r; rough heavy packing, $8.60(3) 8.05; pigs und skips, $8.2')Ci8.50; stock hogs, $a8. i Cattle steady; receipts 126. Steers, prime light, $ti.5U(i.75; prime heavy, $0.75(?7i good, $li(ti:(i.!)0 ; cows, choice, $!i.2:Ua.u.7a; medium to good, $4.f)0( "; ordinary to fair, $4(?-l.f0; heifers, $4('5.8fi;- bulls, $3fr4.2.,i ; calves, $:t.ril)(T'8. Sheep, firm; receipts 1107. Spring Jambs, .$8.fi()(u'!); common lambs, $5.!0(5G; ehoiee yearling wethers, .$7.2f)li)7.f0; good yearlings, $0.25(31 0.50; choice liglit ewe-V tiiMHStt; heavy ewes, .f:i.r0fi 4.50. Portland Butter rOHTI.AXD, Or., Oct. 10. Butter firm, unchanged. Portland, Grain PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 10. Wheat stronger; no trading. Spot bids 1 to 3c higher, liluestem, $1.39; Korty fold, $1.3,r; club, $1.31; red Fife, $1.31; red Russian, $1.28. Barley unchanged. Car receipts; Wheat 37, barley 1, flour 3, oats 10, hay 13. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. Oct. 10. Wheat: Open. Close. December ..$1.58 $1.59 May l.."'s 1.58 Pear Auction Market The following Rogue River valley pear sales were reported from New lorlc; Mondav, October 9; Car or Bose. Red Triangle brand, $2.70; car Cornice, lied Triangle, ut $2.f0; ear Bose, loose pack, $2. 35; ear half-box An.jotts at $1.98; ear Anjous, Blue Triangle, $3.17, Red Triangle, $2.01. I MEDF0RD MARKET REPORT "t Livestock. (Prices paid producers.) HOGS Alive, 77y2e. ' STEERS Alive, 55o, COWS Alive, 44V2c. VEAL Dressed, gwilllo, Live Poultry, HENS Light hens, 13c; 4 lbs. and ovor, lie j springs, 15c. Old roosters, 7c. DUCKS Fat. 8c. OKF.SE Fat, 8o. TURKEYS Fat voting, 15e. BELGIAN HA HEP. 5 to 6o. Hay and Grain. (Btiviiuy J!-!'.) WHEAT $1.05. , . OATS--$30 ton. HAY Grain and alfalfa, $12 ton. BARLEY Whole. $28. Prices Paid by Dealers. i';UGS 35c. , POTATOES lijc. " ONIONS iy2e. MONEY --.12c per lb; CIDER 25c. PORK lOUc. BEEF- 10(ffl2c. ' LARD lfie. ' SHOfLOKHS- 15e. MUTTER Dairv, 2 lbs., 50c. BUTTER Wholesale, 32y233c. BUTTER FAT 32c. Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts. Circuit C. R. Ilcimrolh vs. Hannn J. Heim roth, order for publication of sum mons. Clarice V. Xye vs. Almira Wilson default, decree, cost bill. Hattie M. Alden vs. Henry D. Tag gart et al., default, decree, cost bill Charles S. Estell vs. Grace E. Es tell, waiver of district attorney, de fault. S. C. Wing vs. J. E. McKenzie, cost bill. Evn A. Ilover vs. Arthur John Ho ver, waiver of district attorney, de fault. ' Rogue River Co-oerative Fruit Growers' association vs. Mary I) Helms, summons. Clarence C. Pierce vs. City of Med ford, amended answer. Vera L. Perkins vs. Richard C Cashing ct nl., summons. W. L. Van llonten vs. Rogue Rivei Public Service corporation, order re leasing attachment. W. E. Philips vs. A. T. Lathrop, to recover money. W. J. Gregory vs. R. A. Keen an summons. Probate. Estate of Victor C. Koch, inventory anil appraisement. Real Kfctate Transfer Harriett W. Grajiam et vir lo Earl S. Tinny, land in sec. 3ti- 35-2W $ 1 W. H. Singler, sheriff, to II. J. Ilolmcr. land in ices. 1.1 nail 18-35-1W and 2W .. 13,049 Dave Cottrell and wife, Mrs. Wy land, Howard Mayfleld and Wallace Dlnkon, all of the. Meadows passed through Anttoch lust Sunday after noon with a tine bunch of cattle. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cort Snyder and rel atives are visiting friends in Medford for a few days. ' Theo Glass was hauling grain to town last Wednesday. W. C. Leever . of Central Point passed through Antioch one day last week. Mr. Moore returned from the moun tains with the youug heifer that strayed from his bunch. George Stacy of Beagle was in town Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. William Blgham has rented a ranch in lower Sams Valley and are busy moving their stock and household goods this week. Lane Wyland and Wallace Dlukcn of the Meadows passed through the valley last Thursday with a fine bunch of beef cattle. Mr. Minott has sold his ranch In Doris, CaL, and has purchased forty head of sheep. A birthday dinner was given Miss Myrtle Chapman last Sunday. Sisters Lillian and Viola of Medford were present; also Claudo and friends of Central Point and Medford were there. All departed in the after noon. , Clarence Case Is hauling hogB to town this week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marshall of Cen tral Point spent Saturduy night with Mrs. Marshall's folks or Beagle. Kstly Baily of Central Point was hauling wood from the Jim Vincent ranch one day last week. A robbery took place at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Minott one day last week. Thirty-five dollars were stol en and a good deal of jewelry. Mrs. Henry Morgan Is visiting home folks for a while. Mrs. Chapman returned home after spending a week with friends In Med ford. Mr. Gale of Beagle was hauling grain to town last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lucus of Beagle were in town Friday spending the night and returned home the next day. All the teachers will attond the In stlute this week. .There will be no school the last three days. Many people attended "The World of Pleasure" at the Page theater and also the carnival at the Nat. last week. I" Tuesday evening a body of local citizens gathered nt the opora house for the organization of a Hughes' al linncc. A petition had been cironlat ed for n charter, with almost sixty charter members. As a calling to or der. W. W. Truax explained the rea sons for such an organization, and the policy it would carry out. The following lemporarv officers were then elected; Chairman, Mrs. W. W. Truax; vice-chairman, Mrs. W. H. Stickel; secretary, Mrs. George Iver- son; treasurer. Mrs, Lucy Mce; com mittee on finance, Mrs. P. Langdell, Mrs. Lucy Mec, Mrs. A. E. Kellogg; committee on programs, Mrs. R. C. Kelsey, with power to appoint two a sistants. Judge C. B. Watson then gave a short talk on where Wilson had failed. Mrs. Stickel offered Ihe free use of the opera house. A unanimous vote of thanks was then tendered her. It was then moved and carried to ad journ until the charter arrives. Marion Lance was a visitor from Medford Thursday. Charles Young and wife were ii town the first of the week from Med ford. W. II. Edmunds returned on Mon dav from a four weeks' stav at the government camp at Crater lake. He was compelled to leave on account of his health. Mrs. R. C. Kelsey visited with Grants Pass friends Thursday, re turning that evening. Several frosty nights have changed conditions. One night the temperature was. down to 2G degrees. Quite a nip. On Wednesday night Phillip Resell ner spoke in the AL E. church on the brewers' beer amendment and "Ab solute Prohibition." His talk .was very convincing, showing many of the "jokers" in the brewers' amendment-. Everyone went away satisfied that if we want a clean ()reron wc must vote 315xo and SlfixYcs. Many present are now consulting the free booklets sent out by the state describing these measures. Mrs. Rose (lay was a passenger to Portland Sunday, where she will re main for some time. Charlie Reed and family of Tolo were Sunday visitors in Gob! Hill nt the II. I). Reed home. Watt Wolf, a resident of Gold Hill about fifteen years ago, was in town rot? COUGHS .UU . rr, r-,c- I tween Sections five (5 ) and elgh". ( S) V7 AND wLUb l:Townshln thirty-seven (.17) Ranso Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DnU9 STOR Tuet SIC JAHS 60C Sunday talking over old times with Bill Hayes, Nort Eddings and others. He has lately been in California. Mrs. Gwendolyn Marvin came down from Medford Sunday to visit with her parents here, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stickel. Cluy and Hey Schrump were at the Elks' carnival at Medford Saturday night. They returned Sunday morn ing. Vernon Milam, who recently went lo Mare Island to the navy school, ar rived home Saturday on a short leave on account of illness. Rev. E. I . Richards and wile, ac companied by the hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milner of Ashland, autoed to Gold Hill Sunday. Rev. Richards filled the local pulpit in the morning as usual, next Sunday he will be here both morning and evening. Horn To Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dar ling, Monday. October 9. a son. By Applying Sloan's I.lntliient to Foreliciul You Can Stop the Severe Pains Many headaches arc of a neuralgic origin. The symptoms of such head aches are Intense and lingering pains in the brow, temples or back of the head. There is one certain relief that has been known and recommended for years back, "Sloan's Liniment. One application and the dull pain is prac tically gone. It is easily applied without rubbing. Rubbing Is unnec essary, as Sloan's l.lnlment quick ly penetrates to the seat of trouble Aching muscles, rheiimutism, "bruises, lumbago chilblains, sprains and stiff neck can also be most ef fectively treated with Sloan's Lini ment. Cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments; it does not slain the skin or clog the pores. At all drug stores, 25c, DOc. $1.00. PETITION AM NOTICK FOB FOR MATION OF IRRIGATION IMS , TK1CT. i i "We, the undersigned, holders of title to lands susceptible of irrigation from a common source and by the same system of works, desiring to provide for the Irrigation of the same, hereby propose tho organization of An Irrigation District under tho provis ions of Sections 6167 ct seq of Lord's Oregon Laws being Chapter VII, Title XLI of said Lord's Oregon Laws as the same have been from time to time amended by the Legislature of the State of Oregon, and for that purpose and to that end have signed and do hereby present to tho County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, within which County ail of said lands lie this, our petition, therefor. The boundaries of said proposed Irrigation District are hereby sot for and particularly described as fol lows, to-wit: Beginning at the center of Section three (3) Township thirty-seven (37) South Range one (1) West Willam ette Meridian in Jackson County, Ore gon; thence West one-fourth ( ) mile; thence South three-fourths ( ) miles; thence West one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence South one-half ( ) mile; thence East one-fourth ( V4 ) mile; thence South three-fourths ( ) miles; thence West one-fourth ( V4 ) mile; thence South three-fourths( ) miles; thence East one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence South three-rourth ( ) miles; thence West one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence South three-fourths ( ) miles; thence East one-half ( V ) mile; thence South three and three fourths ( 3 ) miles to center of Sec tion fifteen (15) Township thirty eight (38) South Range one (1) West; thence West one-eighth ( Vs ) mile to the main irrigation ditch of the Rogue River Valley Canal Com pany known as Phoenix Mill Ditch, which irrigation ditch runs from Boar Creek in a north-westerly direction through the town of Phoenix and be yond thence along the Phoenix Mill Ditch to the southwest corner of the southeast one-fourth (S. R. Vi ) of the Northwest one-fourth (N. W. ) of Section eight (S) Township thirty eight (38) South Range one (1) West;, thence West one and one fourth (114) miles; thence North three-fourth ( ) miles; thence West one (1) mile; thence North one-half ( V& ) miles; thence West one-half ( Vfc ) mile; thence North one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence West one-half ( V4 ) mile; thence South one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence West one-half ( ) mile; thence North one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence West one-half ( Vi ) mile; thence North one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence West one-half ( ) mile; thence North one-fourth Vi ) mile; thence West one-half ( V4 ) mile; thence North one-fourlh ( 14 ) mile; thence West one-fourth '(H) mile; thence North one-half ( VS ) mile; thence West one-fourth ( 14 ) mile; thence North one-fourth ( 14 ) mile; thence West one-fourth ( 14 ) mile; thence North one (1) mile; thence East one-fourth ( Vi ) miles to the center of Section twenty (20) Township thirty-seven (37) South Range two (21 West; thence North Iloar Creek to the westward projec-one-fotirth ( Vi ) mile; thence East 1 tion of the north line of tho alloy one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thenco North 1s.At.9ll t L mlln I linrnn l.-.iut nn- ' fmlrth , i4 mne. thence North three - -'fniirllid t ai I mlloa thenen Wettt nnp. fourth (14) mile; thence North one li) mile; thence West one-fourtn (U) mllp- tn the nuarlnr corner l,e- two (2) West; thence North one foiirth i'A) mile; thence We-tt on ! fourth t Vi ) mile; thence North one fourth (Vi) mile; thence West three- fourths () miles; thenco North one and one-half ( 1 V, ) miles to the quar ter corner between Sections thirty (30) and, (hirty-one (31) Township thirty-six (36) South Range two (2) West; thence East one-fourth ("4) mile; thence South one-fourth ( VI ) mile; thence East one-fourth (14) mile: thence South one-eighth ("i) mile; thence Enst one-fourth ( "4 ) mile; thence South seven-eighths () miles; thenco Enst one-fourth ( Vi ) inilo; thence South ono-fourth ( ) mile to center of Section fivo (f.) Township thirty-seven(37) South Range two (2) West; thence South easterly along the niuln Irrigation canal of Rogue Rivor Valley- Canal Company extending through said sec tion, which canal is known as Hop kins Canal Extension to the Southeast corner of Lot Seven ( 7 ) Section four (4) Township thirty-seven (37) South Range two (2) West; thence In a South-easterly direction along the Hopkins Canal Extension through Sections nine (9), sixteen (16), fif teen (1!) and fourteen (14) to a point due South of the quarter corner between Sections thirteen (13) and fourteen (14) Township thirty-seven (37) South Range two (2) West nnd twenty-three hundred (2300) feet more or less distant therefrom: llKince South on tho north and South lino between said Sections thlrtoen (13) and fourteen (14) twenty-one hundred (2100) feet more or less to the county road running East and West through the North half of Sec tion twenty-four (24) of said Town ship and Range; thenco East ono fourth ( V4 ) mllo; thence South twenty-seven hundred (2700) feet more or lesB to the city limits of tho city of Medford; thenco on the North-woster-lv nnd North boundaries of Medford City limits to Bear Crook at a point approximately sixteen hundred! 1 600) feet South of the Section corner on the Township line between Sections thirteen ( 13). eighteen (IS), twenty four (24) and nineteen (19) Town ship thirty-seven (37) South Range one (1) and two (2) West: thenco North and East along the main canal of the Rogue River Valley Canal Com pany known as the Hopkins Canal through Sections nineteen (19), eigh teen (18), seven (7), eight (8), fivo (Ii) nnd four (4) to tho quarter cor ner on the North line of Section four (4) Township thirty-seven (37) South Rnnge one ( 1 ) West; thence North and Kant along the' Hopkins Canal through Sections thirty-three (33), twenty-seven (27) twenty-two (22), twonty-threc (23) twenty-four (24) In Township thirty-six (36) South Range one (1) West and Sec tions thirty (30) and nineteen (19) in Township thirty-six (36) South Range one (1) East, to the Northeast corner of the Northwest ono-fourth (N. W. VI ) of tho Southeast quarter (S. E. 14) of Section nineteen (19) In said town; thence East one-half (Ms) mile; thenco South one-half (vi) mile; thenco West one-fourth (Vi ) mile; thence South one and one half (1V) miles; thence West one fourth (VI.) mile; thenco North ono fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence West ono: fourth (Vi) mllo; thence North one fourth ( Vi) mile; thence West three fourths CSt) miles; thence South three-fourths () miles; thence West one-half (14 ) mile; thence: North ono-fourth '( Vi ) mile; thence West one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence North 1 Main Street: thence Southerly nlong one-fourth' ( Vi ) mile; thence Eastlthe East sldo of Main Street to the one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence North i intersection of the West - boundary one and one-fourth (lVi) miles; j lino of said Colvor Donation Land thence West three-fourth () miles; j Claim No. forty-two (42); thence thence South one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; ! Routhorly along said lino to a point thonce South one-fourth ( K ) mile; North of tho Phoenix Church (about thonce West one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; j Church Street); thence Westerly to thence South one and one-fourth the Northeast corner of tho Phoenix (114) miles: thenco West ono-fourth i Cemetery; thenen Southerly to tho (Vi) () (Vi) ( Vi) (Vi) ( Vi) ( Vi ) (V4) (Vt) milo thenco 'North one-fourth thenco West ono-fourth mile; mile; mile; mile; mile; mile; mile; thenco North one-fourth thence West ono-fourth thence South onerhalf thence East one-fourth thence South one-half thence East one-fourth thenco South one-fourth mile ( Vi ) mile to the point of beginning. Excepting and excluding from the foregoing bounded territory all land therein which Is Included within tho limits of the city of Medford, a munic ipal corporation of Jackson County, Oregon, the limltH of which City are described as follows, to-wlt: Commencing at the Southwest cor ner of Donation Land Claim No. forty four (44), Township thirty-seven (37), Rango one (1) west, Willam ette Meridian and running thence along the center line of Stewart ave nue to the center line of Plum street; thence north along the center line of Plum street to the center line of Dakota avenue; thence west on the center line of Dakota avenue to the center line of Columbus avo, extend ed; thence north on the center lino of Columbus avenuo extended to the south line of Highland Park addition; thence west on the South line of Highland I'nrk addition and Walnut Purk Addition to the west margin of Louis avenue; thence north on the west margin of Louis avenue to the north line of West Main street; thence east on the north line of West Main street to the west line of Wes tern avenue; thence north on the west line of Western avenuo to the north line of Locust street; thence east on the north lino of Locust street to the weBt line of the alley on .the west side of block throe (3), Ken wood Addition; thence north on the west lino of said alley to the center line of the street on tho north of said block three (3); thenco cast on the center line of said Btrect to the center line of Columbus avenue; thence north on the center line of Columbus avenue to the center lino of Jackson street; thence west on the center line of Jackaon street to the center Hue of the county road or McAndrew street; thence northeasterly on the center line of McAndrew street to the center line of Court street; thence cast on the center lino of McAndrew street to a point sixty-six (66) feet east of the east bank of Bear Creek; thence southward, parallel with and sixty- six (66 ) feot east of the east hank of north or block one (1) Sunrise Home trlr Arlilltlnn' ihtinfa caul nn fid I (1 1 line to the center line of Roosevelt I nvunltr thence south on the center ne of Roosevelt avenue to the north line of Section thirty (30), Township thirty-seven (37) South, Range one (1) West; thence eastward on the north line of Sections thirty (30) and twenty-nine (29) to the east lino of the Queen Anno Addition; thence south on the east line of Queen Anne Addition and said Hue extended to the center line of Hlllcrest road; thence1 oast on center Hue of Hlllcrest road to oast lino of Barneburg roal; thenco south 0 degrees 15 minutes west one thousand six hundred and sixty-nine-and eight-tenths (lSffD.K) feet; thenco north S9 degree.! 40 minutes west one thousand five hundred and forty-throe and thirteen hundredths (1,",43.13) foot; thenco south 0 degrees 15 minutes west four teen (14) feet; thence south 72 de grees 83 minutes west, 1933.5 fcot; thence north 33 degrees 47 minutes wost 13S.60 feet; thence north 38 degrees 47 minutes west 175.6 tent; thence north 46 degrees 44 minutes west 328.0 feet; thenco north 85 de grees 30 niinulos west 53.5 feet thence north 9 degrees 4 minutes west 841.89 foot; thence south 78 degrees 3 minutes west 327.39 foot: thencu south 0 degrees 05 minutes west 505 feet; thence north 73 degrees 29 min utes west 247 feet; thenco Bouth 49 degrees 49 minutes west 81.3 foot; thence south 2 6 degrees 2 4 minutes east 698.24 fcot; thence south 72 degrees 10 minutes wost 106.2 feet; thence south 20 degrees 27 minutes east 400 feet; thenco south 72 degrees 12 minutes west, 537.65 feet to tho east side of Rlversldo avenue; thence southeasterly along the oaBt side of Riverside to the south side of Donation Land Claim No. forty-four (44), above mentioned; thence west ward along county road or Stewart avenue to placo of beginning. Also excepting and excluding from the foregoing bounded territory all land therein which Is Included within tho limits of the City of Jacksonville, a municipal corporation of Jnckson County, Oregon, the limits of which City are described as follows, to-wlt: Commencing at tho southwest cor ner of tho southeast quarter of Sec tion thlrty-ono (31) Township thirty seven (37) South Range two (2) West of the Willamette Meridian, running thence east 160 chains; thence north to the south boundary line of J. N. T. Miller's Lnnd Claim: thenco west 160 chains, thence south to the place of beginning. Also excepting and excluding irom tho foregoing bounded territory all land therein which I s included witnin the limits of the tow wn or rnoen x. n municipal corporation 01 jacsson county, uregon, tno Min is 01 wiiicu town uro described-as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the Southwest corner of the Sam Colvor Donation Land Claim, No. forty-two (42); running thence Easterly on South boundary of said Donation Land Claim No. forty two (42) to the East line of Railroad Addition (A Street); thence along the East sldo of A Street to the South lino of Elm Street; thence continuing In a Northerly direction nlong tho Enst sldo of A Street from Elm Street to Mnplo Street; thence Easterly on the North line of the Colvor Orchard Tract to tho Northeast Corner of the same; thence Southerly to a point 200 feot South of tho Southwest corner of Reynolds' property; thenco Easterly at right-angles to center of Bear Creek:- thence Northerly, following the center of tho main channel of Bear Creek to tho intersection of the WeBt boundary line or tho Colvcr Donation Land Claim No. forty-two (42): thenco Southerly along the said boundary lino to vlho North line of Edwards Block; thenco Westerly to Southeast corner thereof; thence I Westerly along tho South side of the Phoenix Cometory to the Southwest corner thereof; thenco continuing Westerly on the North boundary line of Railroad Addition; thenco Wester ly along said lino to tho West boun dary line of tho O. & C. Railroad right-of-way; thenco Southerly along the West lino of said right-of-way to the intersection of tho West boundary lino of said Donation Land Claim No. forty-two (42); thence Southerly along said lino to the placo of begin ning, Including all territory within these boundaries, said townslte being situate In Township thirty-eight (38) South, Range ono ( I ) West of Wil lametto Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon. And we hereby state that It Is the purpose of the undersigned iietitlon ers to organize an Irrigation District compriHlng the territory above bound ed and described under tho provisions of said act. Accompanying this petition is a good and sufficient bond In the sum of $500.00 which Is doublo tho amount of the probable cost of organ izing such district, conditioned that the bondsmen will pay all of tho said costs In case said organization bo not effected. And your petitioners hereby pray that said County Court approve said bond anil that said Irrigation District be organized under and pursuant to the provisions of snld act. Dillon R. Hill, Tom Hushong, A. O. Bennett, O. W. Abercromble, F. W. Thorne, Etta Stevenson, J. C. Brown, Edgar S. Haler, C. C. Heard, J. C. Doberneck, E. II. Janney, J, K. Spatz. E. 11. French, W. E. Glasgow, E. L. Minear, II. C. Garnett, W. C. Haynes, C. E. Gates, Jan. Campbell, C. A. Myers, J. E. Woodruff, O. C. Stan wood, A. Bowman, Lincoln Gray, Ida II. McKay, Wilson C'rltzer, V. V. Bar naul, Mrs. Catherine Van Dyke, M. F. Sheets, W. C. (lannnway, Geo. I). Saltzman, F. E. Furry, E. G. Coleman, Geo. L. Yost, II. 11. Boyer, John M. Mast, W. H. Barr, B. F. Van Dyke, F. H. Roberts, Karl Meier, II. J. Ilol mcr, Hlllcrest Orchard Co., by Regi nald H. Parsons. R. W. Clnncv, Wm. Frldegar, T. M. Sworn, H. C. Garnett, E. N. Campbell, Paul M. Janney, H. H. Janes, W. C. Janes, P. McCallum, J. Wels, T. J. Williamson, F. W. Stroud, Chas. Malien, W. M. Howard, E. E. Morrison. W. fi. Knlps, D. Ray mond, E. Flnley, Goorge I). Carpen ter, II. W. Bingham. C. M. Thomas, Wallace Woods, F. K. Deuel, A. W. Stone. C. M. Speck, A. II. Miller, I. A. Flnlev, Wm. Budge, J. A. Wester lund, D. D. Duff, Potter A; Gould, by Gould, Palmer Investment Co., by Wm. A. Sumner, J. T. Sullivan, Mrs. E. Wilcox. Anna Lnno, Wendolln Meyer, J. E. Judy, E. N. Judy, Rogue River Viiliey Canal Co., by E. M. Brown, Mgr. R. P. Cowglll, W. M. Van Scnvoc, I. W. Thomas, It. V. Crum, T. M. Ileeile, Geo. P. Peek, : Adiiui Emlir. C. .1. Olson. J. E. Weath erby, u, y. Koepwll, Jaiiivs Butler, P. K. Wynkoop, M. I. Minear, Mrs. A. G. Powell, Isabel A. Orlerson, Melvln Stevens, C. M. Clark, Leila Godlove, J. B. Moohan, P. E. Martin, W. A. Folger, P. J. Neff, D. V. Luke, Prank P. Dutton, 11. D. bcnuior, Goorge Wolff, J. T. Little,. W. S. Hammond, Geo. E. Snraguo, Geo. B. Young, A. Truedeli; Geo. N. Flsk, A. J. Dunlnp, T. C. Law, C. Retaking. R. Manning, R. L. Wilson, J. A. Perry. Chris. Gottlieb, P. S. Carpen ter, May K. Miller, George Robec, Georgo B. Dean, Florence 11. Goffe. TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notlco Is hereby given that tho forogolug petition for the organiza tion of an irrigation district win De presented to the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, at -a rcg ular term of said court to bo held on the first day of November, 1916, at tho hour of 10 o'clock a. m Dillon R. Hill. Tom Bushong. A. O. Bennett. C. W. Abercromblo, P. W. Thorno, Etta Stevenson, J. C. Brown Kdgar S. llafcr, C. C. Heard, J. C Doberneck, E. II. Janney, J. 10. Spatz E. H. French, W. E. Glasgow, E. L Minear, 11. C, Garuott, W. C. Haynes, C. E. Gates, .las. Campbell. C. A Mvers. J. M. Woodruff. O. C. Stan- wood, A. Bowman, Lincoln Cray, Ida H. McKay, Wilson Critzcr, W. V. Bur- num. Mrs. Catherine Van Dyke, M. V. Sheets, W. O, (lannnway, Geo. D Saltzman. F. E. Furry, E. G. Coloman Geo. L. Yost, II. H. Boyer, John M, Mast, W. II. Barr, B. F. Van Dyke, F. R. Roberts. Karl Melor, II. J. Hoi- mer, Hlllcrest Orchard Co., by, Rogl nald 11. Parsons. R. W. Clancy, Wm. Frldegar. T. M. Swem, H. C. Garnett, E. N; Campbell, Paul M. Janney, H. 1). Junes, W. C, Janes, P. McChIIuiu, .1. Wels, T. J. Williamson, F. W, Stroud. Chas. Mnben, W. M. Howard, E. E. Morrison. W. G. Knlps, D. Ray mond, E. Flnley, Georgo B.. Carpen ter. H. W. Bingham. C. M. Thomas, Wallace Woods, F. K. Deuel, A. W. Stone, C. m. Speck, A. II. Miller, A. Flnley, Wm. Budge, J. A. Wester- lund, D. D. Duff, Potter & Gould, by Gould, Palmer Investment Co., by nlm & Snmtinr T T Stiilllvnn Mr E vncox, Anna Lane, Wendolln Me j E JullVi E N Jmlyi Rogl,e Klver V(1uoy Canal Co., hy H. M. rown MKr, R p Cowglll, W. M v snnvoc t w Thomas It V j Crumi T sf ReC(iei Oo0- P Peck Adam Emig, C. J. Olson, J. E. Weath crby, II. W. Koepsell, Jnmoa Butler, P. H. Wynkoop, M. I. Minear, Mrs A. G. Powell. Isabel A. Orlerson, Molvln' Stevens, C. M. Clark, Lolla Godlove; J. B. Median, F. E. Martin W. A. Folger. P. J. Neff, D. W. Luke Frnnk P. Dutton, H. D. Schiller, George Wolff, J. T. Llttlo, W. S Hammond, Geo. E. Spraguo, Geo. B Young, A. Truedeli, Geo. N. Fish, A J. Dunlnp, T. C. Law, o. Rolnkln R. Manning. R. L. Wilson, J. A Perry. Chris. Gottlieb, F. S. Cariien ter, May K. Miller, George Rebec Georgo B. Dean, Florence H. Goffe WANT FIT rvrroiTioNS WANTED Position as housekeeper. Call26 South Laurel Phone 905-L, 174 WANTED Set of books to keep ev enings. Address A. T. B care Mail Tribune. 193 FOR HUM HOCM0H FOR RENT Modern G-room furnish cd house, close in. Phono 408-J2 174 FOR RENT Ten-room modern house with furnace. Mrp. J. E. Watt, 215 E. Jackson st. 177 FOR RENT Will rent for tho win ter, furnished. Our home on King's . highway. O. W. Abercromble. Phone 311-J. 172 FOR RENT 3-room house on enst side; 4-room house on west side. W. H. Evorhard. FOR RENT Four room modern bouso with combination gas and wood range. 612 S. Newtown. FOR RUNT FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms, private family, by tho day or week or month. 204 S. Central avo. 176 FOR RENT Two large sleeping rooms with modern conveniences. 730 W. 11th street. tnH fi. t.a,- -. BS'rtHjBi FOR SALE Buggy and harness, 2 cultivators and work mare; weight about 1200 lbs. Phono 6S6-II. 172 FOR SALE One old marc. $10. Phone 6I1-R3. Price 172 FOR SALE Light work horse or will trade for cow or heifer phone 365-X or write 506 N. Beat'ty. 173 FOR SALE 20 head hogs, 125 to 151) pounds each. Beelor and Blunchard, Prospect, Oregon. 173 FOR SALE Hogs (roeders), weight 75 to 125 pounds. Price 6c de livered. C. E. Kirk Rogue River. 175 FOR SALE 40 pure bred milk goats, Ono Swiss buck, bargain. E. P. Fox, Medford. 177 K 8Al,B itrm;M,tj!Vir fj FOR SALE On liberal terms, a small hydraulic placer mine, having pipe, giant, reservoirs, house, garden, etc. Address P. 6. Box 731, Grants Pass, Oro. 177 FOR SALE 7-room furnace as good as new for half value. Box H. E. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Timber 13 miles from Trail in Douglas 'county, Oregon, 8 000,000 feet fir. By owner, M. Adair, 2 15 South Central Med ford. ' 175 FOli SALE First cuttlng"nlfalfa In stack twelve to fifteen tons. Phone 869-J'. 172 FOR SALE 1913 Overland auto"ab solutely first class condition; all new tires; a bargain. Phone 19-F24. 172 FOR SALE Baled grain bay In wagon or car lofs. H, W. Blug bam. Phoue 597-J2. WA N'TED MISCELfcA NEOU8 WOTEn Wnnhlnir and Ivnnlns- Iv day or hour. Mrs. Cornell, 4o NJf Bartlett. ; - ''If, WANTED Listings of city and coun 7 i try property for sale or exchange, Bennett Investment Co. mr:-i t.y.l'm WANTED Remember your poultrV ana eggs win Dnng you mor ' -v, money at Warner, Wortman ant Gore's. One price for hens, ro fi gardless of slie. FOU RF.NT.-MISCKIIjANEOtS FOR RENT DeVoe's two stor 1 rooniB. at 418 W. Main street. Fin location for milliner. FOR RENT 2 36 -acre stock ranclr1 v nines irom .-loaiora. inquire t South Central. Phone 293-J. 1 - t"i MONicr to man LOANS Bennett Investment Com' 1 X pany. BUSINESS blKBCTORY Auto Nnpplie are operating the largest, olde and best equipped pla,nt In the Pir elfio northwest.' Use our eprlng1 when others fall. Bold under gu4 antee. 26 North Fifteenth 8t Portland, Ore. . Attorney 1 - GEORGE A. CODDING , LawyoJ Itoom 412 Gnrnott-Corey Bldg Medford, Ore. Phone 221. GEO. W. CHBRRT Attorney an Notary, Rooms 9-10. Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, 1 entranoe N Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at la rooms g and . Medford Nation Bank Building. A. W; RBAMEfl, LAWTKR--Orot Corey bids. . M. ROBERTS Lawytjr. Medford National Bank BuiMlm Collection!. COLLECTIONS AND RHPORTH W collected some account! 14 year! old. we know how to ret th money. The Bullock Mercantl) Agency. Inc., Rooms I, I, , Had Vina' Bldg., IH8 B. Main at- Dsbciiu Dr. W. M. VAN IbCOTOcT DR. O. O. VAN SCOTOO Dentlsti Garnett-Corey Bldg.. utU Mdforo, Oro. Phone S6. ' Collections and Rnporfa I1 1. Engineer and Contractor - FRED N. CtlMMINOS 8nrineer an 1 contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Bldd 8uryBy,. estimate!, u Irrlcatlol , nralnnge, orchard and laotj lirl provement. (liurlwte GARBAGE Get. your piemlne oieanea up for the summer. Co on the city garbage wagon! fo good Berrice. Phone 74-lj. Y. Allen. House Hovers MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS W Move Houses, Bnrna, Garages, Ma chlnery. Etc. Phone 488-M. 488-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Dal aota. ' Instruction In Miule FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teaeher cJ piano and harmony. Halght Musi Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg p none 72. lnaaranc. BARL 8. TUMY General Insuranc office, Fire, Automobile. Accident Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent corrj panles, good local lerrlce. Ne 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. ' Physicians and toariceoiM dr!""w . wTTjowXri) oiopt i physician, 303 Oarnett-Cor-building. Phone 110. DR. J. .1. EMMEN8 -il'hvrile! Oh surgeon. Practice limited i,o er ear. hobb and throat. Eves sclc tlflcally tested and glasses su plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. C hldg., opposite P. O. Phone SS Public Stenographer, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Ma garet A. Daily, Hotel Hollan Phono 710. Printers anil Pultllsheru -viwiifc-nnn piuvTism iu , l best equipped printing ofric southern Oregon; ' book blniMmfeWf loos leaf ledgers, billing ystiiiv," tc. Portland prices. X7 Nortpj r ir si. . Transfer Office 42 North Front st. Phon'-,V 115. Prices right. Service fusi-T-,, WtAA1 i'V WHY? NOW TIME TO TRADE. I have a 160-acre stock ranch Vh good location; 100 acres In grain'V: some alfalfa. This place TecentlSj sold for $12,000; no lnoumbrancM Will trade for good orchard, prefe pears, or would take city propertjJij, Would trade even or assume some lu cumbrance on orchard DroDosItlon. - t. J. Kj. ttAKINHtij 102 West Mala Street. 7. -1 f-lV' J''7 &-' 1: