; i MEDronn mail -tribune, mepforp, . Oregon, Tuesday. November 2a, ma , PMe seven -
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OWNERSHIP OF
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S5tor Clapp Says All Attempts to
Regulate Are Futile Lesser Can
not Control Greater No Middle
Ground History Shows Railroads
Unduly Pampered.
(By GUson Gardner)
WASHINGTON, .Nov 28. That
railway regulation by the government
commission will not regulate lu the
conclusion reached by Senator Moaes
E. Clapp, after years 0 effort in the
Interest of this kind of remedy for
railway evils. Government owner
ship he now believes, is the only an
swer. "It Was twenty-six years ago," said
the senator to me, "that 1 began the
study of this problem and luring
these twenty-six years, I have had a
lot to do in one way and another with
t( matter. Finally 1 have concluded
mat nil attempts at regulation are
futile and that tho only possible an
swer Is government ownership.
The greater cannot bo controlled
by the lesser. No commission is as
strong as the combined power of tho
railroads. No matter how high
minded the coinmissln may be, and I
admit that they tfte generally a very
fine class of men they are only human
and sooner or later the more power
ful controls the less powerful. There
is Just one answer and that is the
transfer of tho ownership from pri
vate hands to representatives of the
people.
No Middle Ground.
This sentiment was voiced also by
Newlands commission by Benjamin C.
March executive secretary of the com-
mlttee or real preparedness, Mr.
jUueh quoted Professor Richard T.
Ely, who, ho said, stated thirty years
aK0- -.. "The railways must become
still more completely our master or
they must be reduced to complete
submission to us as their masters
there is no middle ground; we are
dealing with the problem of economic
liberty."
Speaking of the demands of the
railroad presidents for more credit
and capital, Mr. March replied, "The
whole history of the rallroadH shows
that they have been pampered out
rageously by tho government. What
they want Is more of what they have
always sought and have received in
the past a large enough subsidy out
of tho earnings of the workers of the
country to enable them to get divi
dends on watered stock on values
they have not created.
llndly Pampciwl,
"Tho railroads have been given
federal and state grants of land
amounting aproximateiy to l&u.ouu,
jawOO acres one-twelfth of the contin
ental land area of. the United States
and about seven hundred millions of
dollars cash subsidies, besides termin
als, now enormously valuable, either
free or for a normal Bum. Not con
tent with their present vastly Inflated
capitalization, the railroads are at
tempting to inject eight billion, six
hundred million more of water. The
Utilities Magazine for March of the
current year reports that the rail
roads have asked the Interstate Com
merce Commission to adopt a ruling
In valuation which would add $3.14,
700,000 to the capitalization of the
Santa Fe railroad alone, or over, $8.
000.000 to the existing capitalization
of all the railroads of the country. A
five per cent dividend oil this inflat
ed capitalization would place an an
nual burden of $4 30,000,000 on tho
UUTLIVMIfILM
ROADS FAVOR
'5i'cople of the country over and above
oAjOUr present unfair freight charges."
STEAMER NIELS NIELS0N
REPORTED IN NO DANGER
SEATTLE, Wnsh., Xuv. 28. A
lispntch received by tlw mwul rmUo
Million at Tatnosh said that tin
Niels Xielsen was in no dnnjrer, and
that the const puard cutter Snoho
mish would reach the disabled slim
t 10 o'clock this morninff.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATION'S, Hi tliey cannot
'''B in" i't or lb dlneaitp, tttarrii I a djoou
r coost It tutorial disease, suit In order (o can- ic
orj tnim tnko Internal reinwlk-a. lUH'a Catarrh
ur u takcu iutcrtullr. mill acts tllrrotlr uimi
bt blxt and mucous surf rues. Hall's Catarrh
urp it nut a quark mrdlcloc It was pre
Tibcd hy one of Hie brat pliyMcinn In tills
OUtilrr f'lf Ttmr rtnl 1 a rrnlr nrftrrin!lja.
I la comiMf of the brt tonic koowo. com-
'nf-q yrnjf the brtt bled iuriflrrn. tcUiiff oi
ft'f on the mneooa Borfac-. The prff'f
m Moat tan of Hie two fiurrriilrntt l wtiat ro-i-a
men wonderful rnlt iti twiuf taurrii.
end fix mtlmonlala, fn-o.
P. J. CIIENKlT ft CO,, Propa., To!do, O.
M by DrnfiTlfta, prlr 7Se.
Take U.H a Famllj rill for constipation
CROUP
i Dennlt Euealyptu Ointment
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f ITUBtt 28C JRS SOC
COURT HOUSENEWS
Reported by Jtckson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sti.
Circuit.
State of Oregon vs. George Bolts
and Loreis Lavlna, transcript from
Medford justice court.
Vera L. Perkins vs. Richard C.
CuBhlng, et al, affidavit of mailing.
E. S. Young vs. C. H. Owen, stipu
lation. O. M. Granger vs. M. L. Gillette et
al, affidavit to public summons.
Probate.
James G. Smith estate, final settle
ment as to J. W. Rorrlan, executor.
David Mnyhnm etsate, account and
report.
Fanhy Howard estate, Inventory
and appraisement.
MiiD-laga Licences.
Leo I.loyd Johnson and Fern Wre
tha Phillips.
John X. Hockersmlth and Martha
J. Shook.
Lister R. Bollng and Augusta Pu-
terbaugh.
Ileal Estate Transfers.
Augustus S. Johnson to Laura
K. Parker, pt 10-38-2W $
Rachel Mayham to Elmer
Hurd, pt G-38-1E
Annie L. Tanner et vlr to C. R.
Jones, lot 4 bile 2 Carlton
add Medford 4ii
Oscar Medln et ux to Emmett
Bcoson, pt 1 1-39-1 W, QC1) 1
Nettie Cook to Oscar Knox,
pt 37 and 38-4 W
MEDFORD MARKET REPORT
, . Livestock.
(Prices paid producers.)
HOGS Alive, 7 i(u '-.
STEERS Alive, G(5y.o.
COWS Alive, 44o.
VEAL Dressed, 8HU0c.
SHEEP Ewes, 45c; wethers, 5
Syic; lambs, 5'26c.
Live Poultry,
IIEXS Light hens, J3e; 4 His. and
over, 14c j springs, Ijc. Old roosters,
7c.
DUCKS Fat, Ho.
GEESE Fnt, 8e.
TURKEYS Fat voung, 17c.
BELGIAN HARES. R to 6o.
Hay and Grain,
(Bnyinf; Price.)
WHEAT $1.30.
OATS $30 ton.
HAY Grain and alfalfa, $12 ton.
BABLEY Whole,' .$32.
Prices Pnld by Sealers. !
EGGS 40c.
POTATOES $1.75 por 100 lbs.
ONIONS 2c,
HONEY 12o per lb,
CIDER 25o.
PORK lOVie.
BEEF 1012o.
LARD 17c. .
SHOULDERS 15o.
BUTTER Wholesale, 35c. .
BUTTER FAT 3-i.!. - '
A CHILD GETS CROSS,
SICK AND FEVERISH
Look Mother! If Tongue i-s Coated
Clean Little Liver and Ilowcls.
If your little one's tongue Is coated
It is a sure sign tho stomach, liver
and bowels need a gentle, thorough
cleansing at once. When your child
Is cross, peevish, listless, pale, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally; If breath
is bad, stomach sour, system full of
cold, throat sore, or If feverish, give
a teaspoonful of 'California Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours all the
clogged up constipated waste, sour
bile and undigested food will gently
ve out of the bowels, and you have
a r.-ell. playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless "fruit laxative."
Millions of mothers keep it handy be
cause they know its action on the
tomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know a little
Ivcn today saves a sick uhild tomor
row.
,sk your druggist for a S0-cent
bottle of "California Syrup of Hgs,'
which contains directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly on tho bottle. Heware of
counterfeits sold here. Get the gen
uine made by "California Fig Syrnp
Company."
OTICI-: OF F-LKCTION
N'otice Is hereby given that an elec
tion has been called by the under
signed County Court, pursuant to
section 618 Lord's Oregon Laws as
amended, and the same will he held
on the 27th day of necemuer, 1910,
between the hours of 8 o clock a. m.
and 8 o'clork p. m., for the purpose
of determining whether or not the
territory hereafter described shall be
organized as an Irrigation District
imiipr the nrovislonH of said section.
The boundaries of said proposed
Irrigation Iltstrrt within and for
whlrb said election will be held are
as follows, to-wlt:
Ileginnlug at the center of section
three (3) township thirty-seven (37)
south range one (1) West Willamette
Meridian in Jackson county, Oregon;
thence west one-fourth (W) mile;
thence south three-fourths ( )
miles; thence west one-fourth (hi)
mile: thence south one-half (ii)
mile; thence east one-fourth ( )
mile; thence south three-fourths ( )
miles; thence west one-fourth ( 'A )
mile; thence south three-fourths ( 44 )
miles; thence east one-fourth ( hi )
nlle; thence south three-fourths ( 4 )
miles; thence west one-fourth ( hi )
mile; thence south three-fourthst M )
miles: thence east one-half ( hk )
mile; thence south three and three
fourths (3) miles to center of sec
tion fifteen (15) township thirty
eight (3K) south range one (1) west;
thence west ono-clghth ( hi ) mile to
the main Irrigation ditch of the
Rogue River Valley Canal company
known as Phoenix Mill Ditch, which
irrigation ditch runs from Bear Creek
In n northwesterly direction through
the town of Phoenix and beyond
thence along tho Phoenix Mill Ditch
to the southwest oorner of the south
east one-fourth (S. E. M) of , the
northwest one-fourth (X. W. hi ) of
section eight (8) township thirty
eight (38) south range one ( 1) west;
thence west one and one-fourth (1 hi )
miles; thence north three-fourths
(94) miles; thence west one (1)
mile; thence north one-half ( )
mile; thence west one-half ( hi )
mile; -thence north one-fourth ( V4 )
mile; thence west one-hnlr ( hi ) mile;
thence south one-fourth ( hi ) mile;
thence west one-half hi) milo!
thenco north one-fourth ( hi ) mile;
thence west one-half ( hi ) milo;
thence north one-fourth (hi) mile;
thence west one-half (hi) mile;
thence north one-fourth ( hi ) mile;
thence west one-half (14) mile;
thence north one-fourth ( V4 ) mile;
thence west one-fourth (14) mile;
thence north one-hulf ( hi ) mile;
thence west one-fourth ( hi ) mile;
thence north one-fourth (hi) mile;
thence west one-fourth ( 14 ) milo;
thence north one (1) mile; thence
east one-fourth ( V4 ) mile to the cen
ter of section twenty (20) township
thirty-seven (37) south range two
(2) west; thence north one-four'h
(Vi) mile; thence east one-fourth
(14) mile; thnncc -north ons-half
( V-) mile; thence east one-fourth
(14) mile; thence north three-fourths
( ) miles; thence west one-fourth
( 14 mile; thence north 1 mile
thence west one fourth mile
to tho quarter corner be
tween sections five (5) and eight (8)
township thirty-seven (37) range two
(2) west; thence north one-fourth
(14) mile; thence west oni-fonrth
( 14 ) mile; thence north one-fourth
(14) mile; thence west trhee-fourths
() miles; thence north ono and
one-half (114) miles to tho qunrter
corner Between sections tnlrtv (3'))
and thirty-one (31) township thirty-
six (3b) south range two (2) west
thence cast one-fourth (14) mile
thenco south one-fourth ( 14 ) mile
thence east one-fourth (14) milo;
thence south one-eighth ( 14 ) mile
thenco east one-fourth (14) mile
thence south seven-eighths ( )
miles; thence east one-fourth ( 14 )
mile; thence south one-fourth ( hi )
mile to center. of section five (G)
township thirty-seven (37) south
range two (2) west; thence south
easterly-along the main irrigation
canal of Itogue River Valley Canal
company extending through said sec
tion, which canal is known as Hop
kins Canal Kxtension to the southeast
corner of lot seven (7) section four
(4) township thirty-seven (37) south
range two (2) west; thence in
south-easterly direction along the
lopklus Canal Extension through
sections nine. (9). sixteen (16). fif
teen (1!) and fourteen to a point due
soutn or ma quarter corner between
sections thirteen (13) and fourteen
(14) township thirty-seven (37)
south range two (2) west and twen
ty-three hundred (2300) feet more
or less distant therefrom: thence
south on the north and south line
between said sections thirteen (13)
and fourteen (14) twenty-one hun
dred (2100) feet more or less to the
county road running east and west
tnrougn the north half of section
twenty-four (24) of said township
and range: thenco. east one-fourth
( 14 ) mile: thence south twenty-seven
hundred (2700) leot moro or less to
the city limits of the city of Medford;
thence on the north-westerly and
north boundaries of Medford City
limits to Bear Creek ut a point ap
proximately sixteen hundred (1C00)
feet south of the section corner on the
township line between sections thir
teen (13), eighteen (18), twenty
four (24) and nineteen (19), town-
nip inirty-seven (3i) south range
one (1) and two (2) west: thence
north and east along the main canal
of tho llogue River Valley Canal com
pany known us the Hopkins Canal
through sections nineteen (19). eigh
teen (18). seven (7). eight (8), five
(5) and four (4) to the quarter cor
ner on the north line of section four
(4) township thirty-seven (37) south
range one (1) west: thence north
and east along the Hopkins Canal
through sections thirty-three (33 .
twenty-seven (27), twenty-two (221.
twenty-three (23), twenty-four (24)
in township thirty-six (36) south
range one (1) wost and sections thir
ty (30) and nineteen (19) In town
ship thirty-six (36) south range one
(1) east, to the northeast corner of
the northwest one-fourth ('.v. W. 14 )
of the southeast quarter (S. E. 14)
of section nineteen (19 Hnaid town:
inence east one-Half ( 14) mile thence
south one-half ( 14 ) mile; thence
west one-fourth (14) mile: thence
south one and one-half (114) miles;
thenco west one-fourth ( ) mile;
thenco north one-fourth ( 14 ) mile;
thence west one-fourth ( 14 ) mile:
thence north one-fourth ( 14 ) mile;
thence west three-fourth ( ) miles;
thence south three-fourth ( ) miles;
thence west one-half ( ',4 ) mile;
thence north one-fourth ( V4 ) mile;
thence west one-fourth (14) mile;
thence north one-fourth ( 14 ) mile;
thence east one-fourth ( 14 I mile;
thence north one and one-fourth
(114) miles; thence west three-
fourths ( ) miles; theme south
one-fourth ( 14 1 mile; thence west
one-half (14) mile; thence south
one-fourth 14 ) mile;- thence wesl
one-fourth I 14 I mile; thence south
one and one-fourth ( I ) miles;
thence west one-fourth ( 4 ) mile;
thence north one-fourth ( hi ) mile;
thence west one-fourth ( 14 ) mile;
thence north one-fourth ( 14 ) mile;
thence west one-fourth C-ij wile;
thence south one-half (hi) mile;
theme east one-fourth (14) mile;
thence south one-half (14) mile;
thence east one-fourth (14) mile:
thence south one-fourth ( 14 ) milo to
the point of beginning.
Excepting and excluding from the
foregoing hounded territory all land
therein which Is included within the
limits of tho city of Medford, a mun
icipal corporation of Jackson county,
Oregon, the limits of which city are
described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the southwest cor
ner of Donation Land Claim No.
rorty-M"'- (44), townshln tb''-tv-sevou
(37), r-ne one (1) wost Wil-
lnmettn Mcrldinn "d running Mience
along the center line of Stewnrt
nvenno to tho center line of Plum
street' thence north along tho centor
linn of Plum street to the center lino
of Dakota avenue: thence west on the
center Hue of Dakota avenue to the
center line of Columbus avenue ex
tended: thenco north on tho center
line of Columbus nvenne extended to
the soutli lino of Highland Park ad
dition: thence west on the south line
of Highland Park addition and Wal
nut Park addition to the west margin
of Louis avenue: thence north on the
west margin of Louis nvenuo to the
north line of West Mnln street:
thenco east on the north line of West
Mnln street to the West lino of Wes
tern nvenue: thence north on the
west line of Western avenue to the
north line of Locust streot: thence
east on the north line of Locust
street to the west lino of the a'ley
on the west side of block three (3).
Kenwood Addition: thenco north on
the west line of said alley to tho cen
ter line of the street on tho north of
said block three (3): thence east on
the center line of sold street to the
center line of Columbus avenue:
thence north on the center Hue of
Columbus avenue to the center line
of Jackson street; thenco west on the
center Hue of Jackson streot to tho
center lino of the county road or Mc
Andrcw street: thence north-easterly
on tho centor line of McAndrow street
to the center line of Court street;
thence oast on tho center lino of
McAndrew street to a point slxtv-slx
(U(i) feet east of the east bank of
Bear Crock; thence southward, paral
lel with and slxty-slx (06) feet east
of the east bank of Hear Creek to the
westward projection of the north line
of the alley north of block one (11
Sunrise Home Park Addition; thence
east on said line to the center line of
Roosevelt avenue: thence south on
the center lino of Itoosevelt avenue
to the north line of esrtion thirty
(30), township thirty-seven (37)
south, range one (1) west; thence
eastward on the notrh line of sections
thirty (30) and twenty-nine (29) to
tho east line of the Queen Anne Addi
tion; thence south on the east line of
Queen Anne Addition and said line
extended to the center line of Hill
crest road thence east on center line
of Hlllcrest road to east line of Bar
neburg road; thence south 0 degrees
1 fi minutes west ono thousand six
hundred and alxty-nlno and eight
tenths (1669.8) ft; thenco north 89
degrees 40 mln. west one thousand
five hundred and ' forty-three and
thirteen hundredths (1543.13) feet;
thenco south 0 degrees 1!" minutes
west fourtocn - ( 14) ; feet; thoncc
south 72 degrees 33 minutes west,
1933.5 feet; thence north 33 degrees
47 minutes west 138.60 feet; thence!
north 3 8 degrees 4 7 minutes west
1.75-5 feot; thoncc north 4 6 degrees
44 minutes west 328.0 feet; thence
north 85 degrees 30 minutes west
53.5 feet; thenco north 9 degrees 4
minutes west 841.89 feet; thence
south 78 degrees 23 minutes west
327.39 feet; thence south 0 degrees
05 minutes west 505 feet; thence
north 73 -degrees 29 minutes west
247 feet; thence south 49 degrees 49
minutes west 81.3 ft; thenco south 26
degrees 24 minutes east 698.24 feet;
thence south 72 degrees 10 minutes
west 106.2 feet; thence soutli 26 de
grees 27 minutes east 400 feet:
thenco south 72 degrees 12 minutes
west, 637. 65 feet to the east side of
Riverside avenue; thence southeas
terly along the east side of Riverside
to the south side of Donation Land
Clnim No. forty-four (44). above
mentioned; thence westward along
county road or Htewurt avenue to
place of beginning.
Also excepting and excluding from
the foregoing bounded territory all
land therein which Is included within
the limits of the City of Jacksonville,
a municipal corporation of Jackson
county, Oregon, the limits of which
city are described as follows, to-wlt:
Commencing at the southwest cor
ner of the southeast quarter of sec
tion thirty-one (31) township thirty
seven (37) south rango two (2) west
of the Willamette Meridian, running
thence east 160 chains; thence north
to the south boundary lino of J. N. T.
Miller's Land Claim: thence west 160
chains; thence south to the place or
beginning.
Also excepting and excluding from
the rorcgoing hounded territory all
land therein which Is Included within
the limits of the town of Phoenix, a
runiclpal corporation of Jackson
county. Oregon, the limits of which
town are described as follows, to-wlt:
Beginning at the Southwest corner
of the Sam Colver 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 or Railroad
Addition (A street); thenco along
the east side of A street to the south
lino of Kim street: thence continuing
in a northerly direction along the
east side of A street from Klin street
to Maple street; thence easterly on
the north line of the Colver Orchard
Tract to the northeast corner of the
same; thence southerly to a point
200 febt south of the southwest cor
ner of .Reynolds' property; thence
easterly at right angles to center ol
Bear Creek; thenco northerly, follow.
Ing the center or the main channel
of Hear Creek to the Intersection of
tho west boundary line of the Colver
Donation Land Claim No. fcirtv-two
(42 ) : thence southerly alone the said
boundary line to the north line of
Kdwards Block; thence westerly to
Main street; thence southerlv alone
the east side or Main street to the
Intersection of the west boundary line
or said Colver Donation Land Claim
No. rorty-two (42); thence southerly
along said line to a point north of the
hoenix Church (about Church
street); thence westerly to the north
east rumor or the I'honulx Cemetery;
thence southerly to the southeast cor
ner thereof; thence westerly along
the south side of tho Phoenix Ce mo
. tery to the southwest corner thereof :
thence continuing westerly on the
north boundary line of Railroad Ad-
I union: thence westerly along snid
ll ne to the west boundary Hue of the
O. & C. Railroad right-of-way; thence
southerly along the west lino of said
right-of-way to tho Intersection of
the west boundary line of said Dona
tion Lund Claim No. forty-two (42);
thence southerly along said line to
the place of beginning. Including all
territory within these boundaries
said townsltp being situate In town
ship thirty-eight (38) south, range
one (1) west or Willumette Meridian
Jackson county. Oregon.
Snid Irrigation District has been
divided into live Divisions In accord
ance with said section, which said
Divisions are described us follows, to
wit:
Division No. 1 shall consist of all
that portion of said Irrigation DIs
trlct lying east of Bear Creek and
north of the east and west section
lino between sections 18 und 19. 17
and 20, and 1(1 and 21, township 3
south, rango 1 wost of Willumette
Morldlan.
Division No. 2 shall consl-t of all
that portion of said Irrigation DIs
trict lying east of Bear Creek and
south of said east and west section
line between sections IS and 19. 17
and 20. and 16 and 21 said township
3 7 south, range 1 west of Willamette
Morldinn.
Division No. 3 shall conslBt of all
that portion of Irrigation District ly
ing between Bear Creek and a line
drawn from tho Hopkins Canal being
tne norm noumiary line of mid dis
trict, and running south through the
center or sections 14. 21, 26. and 33
township 37. south, range 2 west of
Willamette Meridian, to the south
line of said Irrigation District.
Division No. 4 shall consist of nil
that portion of said Irrigation Dl
trlct lying south of tho cast nnd west
section line between sections 17 and
20, 16 and 21, 15 and 22, nnd I I and
33, township 37 south, range 2 west
of Willumette Merldlun, und lying
west ol n north nnd Bouth line ox
leaning inrougu me center of sec
tions 21, 26 and 35 of snid townshli
At south, range 2 west ol Willamette
Meridian.
Division No. 5 Bhall consist of all
the remainder of snid Irrigation DIs
trlct, being nil that portion of snid
irrigation District lying north of said
east and west section line between
said sections 17 and 20. 16 and 21
15 and 22 und 14 and 21 Bald town
ship 37 south, range 2 west of the
illnmette Meridian, and west of
line beginning at the Hopkins Canal
and running south through the center
ot said section 14 to the soutli lino of
said section 14.
The polling places for said election
are as follows, to-wlt:
Division No. 1 Residence on place
owned ny fc.. u. Pickle, In sec. 18,
twp. 37 S. R. 1 w.
Division No. 2 Residence of W
H. Brown, on wost side of what Is
known as Roosevelt avenue, just out-
sloe or city limits or the city of Med
lord.
Division No. 3 Residence of W, S
Hammond in Orchard Homo Tract,
Division No. 4 Oak C.rovo School
House, School Dlst. No. 69.
Division No. 6 West Hldo School
House, School District No. 95.
The electors of said proposed Irrl
Ration District are hereby required to
cast Dallots ut said election which
shall contain the words, "Irrigation
DlBtrict Yes," or "Irrigation Dis
trict No."
There will also be elected at said
election one Director In nnd for each
of the said Divisions of said Irrlga
Hon District, and also a Treasurer of
said proposed Irrigation District, who
shall, in case the legal electors In and
tor aaid proposed irrigation District
shall vote in favor of organizing the
sumo, hold said offices In said irrl
gutlon District until their successors
are elected and qualified.
The name of said proposed Irriga
tion District Is "High-Line Irrigation
District."
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
Take a glass of Baits if your Back harts
jt niaader bottlers you Drink
more water,
If you must havo rour meat trprv dnv.
cat it, but flush your kidneys with unit
wcauionauy, wy a noted authority who
tells us that meat forms uric acid, which
aimoBt paralyzes the kidnoys in their ef
forts to expel it from the" blood, 'iltv
become sluggish and weaken, then you
muuvr wiiii a uuii misery in tho kmue)
region, sharp pains in tha back or sick
headache, dizziness, your stomach sours,
tonirue is coated and when thn woutli.
is lad you have rheumatic twinges. The
urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the
channels often get sore and irritated,
obliging you to seek relief two or three
umo during the night.
lo neutralize these irritating acids, to
cleanse the kidneys and Hush off the
body's urinous waste gut four ounces of
oiui aaits irom any pharmacy here
take a tableepoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine. 'Xhis
famous saltB is made from -the acid of
f rapes and lemon juice, combined with
ithia, nnd has been used for generation
to flush and stimnlpto sluggish kidneys,
also to neutralize the acids in urine.
so it no longer irritates, thus ending
oiauner weatcncsB.
J ad Salt is inexpensive; cannot In-
iu re, and makes a dolightful effervescent
ilhia-water drink.
WHY?
Irrigation means saleable land. 1
cannot sell land In this county unless
it has water or a show to get It.
The actual producing value of land
In this county will be moro than
doubled when properly Irrigated.
Irrigation first.
J. C. BARNES
102 West Malu Street. " j
The following named persons will
be voted for to fill said elective of
rices In said proposed lrriguliou Dis
trict :
Director of Division No. 1 James
Owen.
Director of Dlvlslou No. 2 Leon
ard Carpenter.
Director of Division No. 3 Wm.
Bud go.
Director of DlvlBlon No. 4 J. A.
Perry.
Director of Division No. 5 Geo.
B. Dean.
Treasurer of said Irrigation Dis
trict W. 11. tioro.
And also all other persons who may
hereafter he nominated for said
offices or any thereof, pursuant to
law, and any othor persons whose
names any elector or electors may see
fit to wrlto 111 upon the ballot nt said
election In the blank line undor each
office to ho voted on which will be
provided thorofor.
I'. L. TOU VEI.I.K.
County Judge
WM. C. LEKVER.
County Commissioner.
Attest:
O. A. OAHDNEU,
County Clerk.
Oct your Engraved Xmas cards
now. Medford Printing Co, Is how-
ng a beautiful line.
roil sale RnscBtiii&HKOui
FOR SALE Steam hoist. G H. P. en
gine and lfl II. P. boiler, and Invuc
Kuirbanks-Morso steam pump, 3-ln.
suction. 2-ln. discharge. For full
particulars address Arthur B. My
ers, It. K. I). 1, Itogue Hiver, Ore.
219
FOR SALE Range kitchen cabinet,
heater, dining room chairs, rocker,'
dresser. Arthur 3. Duston, Jr.
Park St., Box 71111, Medford, Ore.
211
FOR SALE (iasolluo wood uw and
small tenm, cheap. Box lib, Mall
Tribune. 2 IS)
FOR SALE Billiard table and a
safe. John Lydcn, Jacksonville.
Call at Lydon house. iilG
FOll SALE A 200 ncro ranch, well
improved, close to Medford, fifty
acres In nlfulfa, balance grain lnnd,
partly sown. This Is ono of the best
ranches In Jackson county, or any
where else. Will sell very chenp;
also a few It acre tracts loss than
1-3 former price. Phone or address
W. R. Lamb, Medford, Oregon. 214
FOR SALE Reo auto parts; wagon.
Phono 473-Y. 21G
FOR SALE Property, very chenp.
Address 1156 W. 8th St. 220
FOR SALE Orscxchnnge, 20 acres
partly In fruit for business or
smaller placo In or closo to a town.
Write or Inquire milo northeast or
Central Point, Ore., O. S. Clute. 21S
FOR 8AI,E--anwT,1,l,AlVKOU8
FOR SALE Seed, nlfnlfa, rod clover
sweet clover, timothy nnd other
graasos; strictly fanoy stocks. Wrlto
, for samplos. Ralph Waldo Elden,
Central Point, Ore. '
FOR -SALE Young and old goose.
C. W. Isaacs, Phono 691-J2
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished and house
keeping room. Call 2 to 4, 322 S.
Central. 21S
FOR RENT Furlnshed apartment.
Hot wntor, heat. Tho Berben.
WANTK1 mTOATlOHB
FOR SALE $1215 takes grey team,
weighs 2700, 421 Jay st. 216
FOR. SALE Fifteen to twenty hood
five-year old ewes. Price J6.7S.
D. Rosenberg Holland Hotel, Mod
ford. ' 214
WANTED DresBinnklng, home or
day. 144 S. Central. Phone 497-M.
FOR RAtife lATKSTUOK
FOR SALE 2000 pound toum, 2 sets
of harness, and wagon, $100. C.
A. Colby, Phono 0-F2 3, Lake Crook
Oregon. 219
FOR SALE Turkeys and spring
roosters, tut, for Thanksgiving. Se
lected birds. Dressed or ullvo.
Place your ordora early. Phone
891-R. .Mrs. Hale. 215
FOR SALE Registered Shetland
liony, cart, harness and saddles. In
quire uti'90 Boulevard, Ashland.
214
'OR SALE Before selling any lambB
or ewes, call us up. Rosenburg
Brothers, Holland Hotel. 22G
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Hereford or Shorthorn
Durham bull .not younger than one
year; state price when answering.
J. W. Short, Cold 11111, Ore. 2 lf
WANTED 10,000 pounds of turkeys
delivered no later than Monday;
top lulces. Warner, Wortinnn ft
Gore.
WANTED -Havo
your lot plowed.
215
Phono 4 7.1-Y.
WANTED Milk customers cast side.
854 East 9th street. 214
WANTED Upholstering, mattress
renovating, general repair work;
chimney cleaning. E. 11. McNees,
Castilllan Grill, Phono 187. 214
FOR RENT MIMTXI.ANKOCS
FOR RENT Or snle, 9 acres Meri-
rord Heights, good house, small
barn. W. D. Roberts, Eagle Point.
217
FOll FXCTVirtfJlt
FOR EXCHANGE (140 acres coal
land located In heart of thn South
ern Colorado bituminous coal bellf
uiilncuijihcrcd. Will consider rami
land or good city property In
Itogue river valley. Dial with
owner, J". O. Box 7s J, lludford. 210
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
RELIEVES SORE, TJGHT CE3TS
- -' 1 : "-" ' 1 rrra
Cominit Thnrsdav:
MARY PICKF0HD
in
"HULDA FROM HOLLAND"
STAR THEATER
IIUSINESS lint.CT,(T
Auto Brfppnt'
LAHBR AUTO BPHINO CO. -W
r operating the largest, oldoirt
and best equipped plant (n the Pa
cific northwest. Us our spring!
when others fall. Bold under guar
antee. SO North Fifteenth Ht..
Portland, Ora.
Attorneys
GEORGE A. CODDIXO Lawver
Room 412 Carnott-Corey Bldg.,
Medford, Ore. Phone 221.
GEO.-W. CHERRY Attorney and
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, entrance N
Central, Medford, Ore,
PORTER J. NEFF Attornev at law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Oaraatt
Corey bids.
O. M. ROBERTH LawyiJT.
Modford National Bank BnlldlB
Oollwtiona.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to get U
money. Tho Bullock Mnrcantlb
Agency, Inc., Rooms I, , Ha
kins' Bldg., 216 B. Main at
Doatlst .
Or. wTmTvAN "kJOTOC-"
DR. C. C. VAN 8COYOO
Dentists
Oarnett-Cory Bldg.. nJU t'
Mdforo, Oro. Phone 86
OoIIeetlims nnd Report
Engineer avnd Contractor
orDCRONEMrLLER Consultlns
electrical engineer, hydro-elcctrlo
developments. Industrial power,
utility valuation. Iron Mountain,
Calif., via Keswick.
"RED N. OUMMINGS Snglneer atu
contractor. 404 M. F. ft H. Bid
Surveys,, estimates, Irrigation
dra'naga, orchard and Und Im
provement. QnrlMg
GARBAGE Qet your pramlsu
cieanea up tor tho summer. Cal.
on tha city garbage waons for
good aorrfce. Phone m-lj. F
Y. Alloa.' -
House Movers
MEDFORD HOUSia MOVERS Wt
Move Houses, Barns, Garages, Ma
chinery, Etc. Phone 4 88-M, o
488-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da
kota. Instruction In ttnulr
FRED ALTON HAIGIIT Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Halght Music
Studio, 401 Oarnett-Corey Bldg.,
Phono 72.
Insurance.
EARL 8. TUMY General Ineuraoe
orrice. Fire, Automobile, Aeoldent
Liability, Plate Qlasa, Contract,
and Surety Bonds. Excellent oom
panles, good local service. Ho
810 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Physicians and frargeoo
DR. W. W. HOWARD Octnopathl.
pnyBician, sua Garnet.t-Cor)
building. Phon ltO. '
DR. J. J. EMMENB Physlclnaais
surgeon. Practice limited to eye
ear, nose and throat. Viym scln
tlflcally tested and glasses auo
piled. Oculist nnd Aurlst for B. I'
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & 11. Cc
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone B67
rriiLic STi-.'.()iii.piii-:it
O. J. BELL Public Stenographer.
Legal Work u Specialty. Room 2 "9
First National Bank Building, Tel
ephone 20:i-It. 2:14
Printers an Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has th
best equlppod printing offlco li
southern Oregon; book blndlm
oose leaf ledgers. Milling ivtm
etc Portland nrtenii
Fir St.
Transten
EAD8 TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO
Office 42 North Front . Phom
J15. Prlcen right. Herteo uaj
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
208 East Mam Street,
Medforrl
The OrJv feoinnivr.
Commercial Photographer
in houthtjrn Orecon
Negative Matin any rime or-
place bv tppninhmmt.
'Phon.. K7-J
We'll do the rest
I. D. WI3T0N, Pro