Medford mail tribune., January 03, 1917, Page 5, Image 5

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PHMHKEIS
. ; Portland. Livestock
I'OKTI.AND, Or., .). a. Hogs
hli'iuly; receipts 5118. Hulk of pick
ing grades, l.!t.r(a 10.03 ; hcuw
Peking, 1U.1.-(M O.ari; heavv buteh
"s, mi3(ul.23; lij,lt packing,
fi.),-CirlO.O.-, : rough heavy, .$..!)oC.
1"; pigs und skips, .t8.'..j(( H.7j; stock
hogs, S('8..-(1; cripples, $8(5 8.0O.
Cuttle steady Id higher; receipts 47.
Steers, prime liffht. :r8.2r.(u 8...0 ;
prime heavy, $S.2.ii S.."0; jroi.il, 7.:u
(i! 7:8fi ; cows, choice, $(j.50(a 7.25 f
medium to good, 0(uU.2o; ordinary
to fair, o.25(,i;j.7j; heifers, $0.'25(ii
7; bulls, 3-,0(uV.2-)j calves,
Sheep steady; receipts 784. Lambs,
east of luoimiaiuK, 11; lambs, valley.
tl0.23(iC 10.73; lambs, common, irUoU
ili 10! choice yearling wethers, .fag,
10; good yearlings, (u 8.0O ; choice
light ewes, 88.2,-i; heavy ewes,
JfU.7i"iC''7,2.i.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Or:, Ja,,. X-Wheui
strong; no trading. Spot bids, 2c
higher. Hlnestem,'$l.r.8; tortvfold,
l.il; dub, l.-17; (ed Ru'tssinn,
fl.4.-..,
Hurley uiiehuiiged.
Today's, receipts; Wheat 22, bailey
-, i'lulir .7, oats 27, hay 22.
San Francisco Butter
SAX FRANCISCO, Jan. M. Uutlcr,
fresh, extrub 34c, prime firsts 3:!!'2c.
E8P Fresli, extra 37'ir, pullets
;i4-2i;.
Cheese New, 17'Ac.
Poultry Hens, 2?l(24c; fryers,
-.)Cn'28e; broilers, large, 2:i(-2-te;
turkeys, alive, 22( 2bc.
Vegetables Creum squash, 7,c(i7;
tl.'Jfl; tomatoes, southern, $1.25(3
1.75; green peppers, fxu ldc; large
garlic, 3(n 5o; potatoes, river, .f2.25ca
2.35 j onions, $3.50, carload lots:
celery, iMg-i.00.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Jan. 3. Wheat:
Open.' Close.
M.v : : $i.mv, i.r.
July .; ' ' 1 jfi7" l vii,:.
LOCAL MARKETS
., ; Live Poultry. '
1U0XS . " Lijfht hens,' 13Mc;
springs, j;jc 1 old roosters, 7c.
DUCKS Fat, 8c.
GEESE Fat, 8c. ' .,-'.
lLlikEtS Fat young:, JOY; old
10111s, xzt. -"V
' BELCH AN HARKS.' f.ffir.o. .
Htiy and Grain,
(Buying prices.)
WHEAT $1.20.
OATS $35 ton.
HAY Grain, $13 ; alfalfa, $14 ton.
BARLEY Whole, $35,
Livestock,
i (Prices paid producers.)
i VEAL Dressed. 8(ffil0c.
SHEfcP Ewes, 4fii5c; wotbsrg. 5
1 M,i'c; Iambs, 5''.(it(ic.
COWS Alive, 44V9C.
: HOGS Alive, 7V2-8,.c.
STEERS Alive, 5(a,(ie. '
Prices Pntil by Dealers.
POItK 10'Ac.
BEEF 10(r?12c.
LARD 18c.
SHOULDERS 15c.
EGGS 3 o.
POTATOES $2 per 100 lbs.
OXIOXS 3c. -H0XEY-12llc
icr lb.
CIDER 25c.
HI TTER FAT Wie.
HITTER Wholesale. 3(ic.
With Medford trade Is Medford mads
OLD-TIME COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA!
('t a small package of llairtbur
Tlreaat Tea, or as the Gennar, folks
call it.'liambnrger jftnut Thee," t any
pliarnur.r. Take a tablespoonful of the
wi, put a cup of (toiling water upon
tt, pour tli rough a aiovo and drink A
teacup full at anv time durins the
clay or before rrtirini. It is the most
elfective -ay to break a oold and cure
crip. S4 it opens tho pore of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking up & cold.
Try it tha next time you suffer from
a cold or tho trrip. It is tnexpensiv-o
and crtirely votable, therefore safe
ana uartaicss,
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
SWFACHING JOINTS
Bub Soreneu from joists and mnjclei
with iraall trial bottle of
old St- Jaoobi Oil
Ptop "doaina" nhcuinatism.
H'i pin only; not one cane in fifty
requires internal treatnifnt. Rub g,wtii
ing. pii'-trmting "St. ,liwnbi Oil" rii;ht
on the '"i,ni,or upot,' and by the time
you flay ,Iai-k R.ibinaon out comes tho
rheumatic pain. ''.M. Jaeol.X Oil" ia
a !iarTnle rlieiKuatim nire w hieh never
disappoLrttA and d.H-sn't burn the akin. It
takca pain, wrene and atitfn.-s frm
achinfr j'inta. inuaelea r.n.l N.lie; iit,.p
.'iatiea, lumbafii. Iu-km'he, nenralw'ia.
Limber up! Oet a !." cent b'.tslo
of old-timo, honest "St. ,ta,;..l.i Oil"
from any Orug store, and in a moment
ryu'll fef frta from pain, aches an I
VtirTneit. Don't and, I Iiub rueiimr.
(.m av.
WEST PHOENIX
Feed the bilils. This u l of kind
ness is its own reward; but ample re
compense is fjiven by our little t'ciith-
cred friends who delight our eyes by
their pretty niannurs und our ear.,
with their sweet, cheery voices when
other forms of nature repose in leth
argic sluuiber. Love for these little
creatures will prompt us to provide
for them during the snowy days when
the weeds, the seeds of wbi.'h form a
large portion of their diet, are en
crusted with frost and ice- und the
ground covered with snow. Even if
not actuated by the spirit of human
ity, little thought will convince us
that in serving the birds we also ad
vance our own interests, since it
would be difficult to estimate the
great amount of good these little
feathered songsters accomplish by
diwt roving noxious weeks and de
structive insects. I,ct us, therefore,
assist our little helpers in their strug
gle for existence, thus adding to the
ioy of life and conserving our own
best interests as well. ,
Sirs. W. T. Thompson of WillAV
Springs 1. nil Fletcher Fish of Sled
ford spent Christmas day with their
parents, Sir. and Mrs. Theo. Fish, of
West Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Iiur-
Ldette Dodge, with their infant daugh
ter, motored out to be present at tbe
fuunly reunion.
In a recent letter tt his parents,
Mr. and Mi's. M. J. Xorris, Ralph
Xorris, who is n member of the Ore
gon Xntionnl Guard now on the bol
der, expressed the hope tlint tie will
soon be allowed to return to his homo,
since there is not much of anything
doing except watchful waiting.
Miss Margaret Daily of Medford
spent Christmas day with her sisters
at their ranch home here. '
Mm. Dora Zimmerman of Mon
mouth is visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Wilsou, of West Phoe
nix.
Miss Elizabeth Tunibough of Med
ford visited nt the homo of her
mother, Mrs. Will Wrighl, last week
Wylie Tunibough of Montana, for
merly of Phoenix, spent part of
Chnstmny day with E. Calhound and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Corliss havi
gone to Portland, where they will
visit relatives of both tor two weeks.
Several sleds were seen in this vi
cinity since the, recent henvy snows.
One or two bright dnvs will force
thein to retire to a longer or shorter
seclusion, us the case may In:.
Margery Erskine returned to Med
ford Tuesday after spending the holi
days lit home.
Mrs. Avery returned from the val
ley Saturday after spending a fen
days with relatives.
Margery Erskine sjent Friday
night at the Xyc's. Hope Nye accom
panied her home, spending the nighl
there, und returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Peyton and James Schnl'tor
took dinner at the. Evergreen ranch
Xew Year's.
Mr. and Mrs. Stearns and two chil
dren, Lillian, Ralph and Alva Pcy
lon, spent Xew Year's at. E. Daw
son's, where they put in tbe day
coasting. ! -.'
Pearl Peyton spent Sunday night
at E. Dawson's.
Mrs. ' Mansfield ' and Margaret
.Mansfield took dinner nl Peeler's
,and Ilhinchiird's Thursday.
. Nelson Nye returned Monday with
11 load of apples that he bought from
Houston's, below Trail.
(his und Violet Ditswoith spent
from Saturday to Monday at J. F.
.Ditsworth, Sr.'s.
The W. M. II. met Saturday at .Mrs.
Steu Ills'.
The Sunday school elected officers
and teachers Sunday. There will be
a young people's class in Sunday
school from now on. All young peo
ple cordially invited.
Mr. Wise, lii is staying with
Joint Grieve, wus fortunate enough to
catch a bobcat recently.
The grip is very prevalent in this
vicinity.
There is ipiite a bit of slciirh-rid-ing
nnd coasting oing on in this vi
cinity. Mr. and Mrs. Riohnrdon went
home with J. F. Hit-worth, Sr.. after
the Christmas tree and stayed sev
eral days.
Roy WilliN spent one night l.'t -t
week at- Kotherwood ranch.:
Miss Dcrtlin Woi.lverlon is home
from Phoenix litis week,-spending the
holidays with her parents.
D. H. Slcnrl was n busings visitor
in Grunts Pass Thursday.
Claude Hitter is a isi.,r at Ihe
Sciiuiinilitng hoMie this week.
CI. It. Aldcn wa- in M.'-.!!..rd Thur--d;:
v on bllsine--..
Con-idprable intp'.e-l is beinc tni.n-ite-lid
bv the Rucisiile e.p!c in the
irrigation ditch proposition. The work
of making the pcrmniicut survey lias
been suspended until more favorable
went her, Messrs'. Drown and Osgood
f Medford have Ibis in charge and
have as helpers Messrs. 11 idle, Por
ter, Jacobs and Engcl. The 121h of
January has been set as the dale for
voting 011 the proposition and electing
the board of directors. With plenty
of water on this hind it will be the
ideal spot of the Rogue Kiver valley.
Miss Alice Harper and Professor
Herbert Mathews are enjoying their
vacation from school duties in Phoe
nix at the Kozulis ran.-li.
Mr. and Mis. ('. R. Boyd entertain
ed D. II. Sjead und family at dinner.
Christmas ilav.
Mr. and Mis. Swacker were enter-
tuiued tit dinner Christinas day by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wahl.
Mr. and Mrs. U. It. Aldou and P.
Schauuiburg were Christmas dinner
guests of -Mr. and Mrs. J!. W. Engel.
Mrs. lioyd's father came down
from Cottage Grove the last of the
week and is a welcome guest at tiie
Kiverdale ranch.
Mr. and .Mrs; McKiuuev left Satur
day for Ashland to spend the holiday
vacation.
licit ,Ioncs and family are spend
ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. H. I).
Jones on the mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Aldcn celebrat
ed tlicir eighteenth wedding annivers
ary December 27, and hud us dinner
guests -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wahl,
Mrs. Jucobs and George Jacobs.
Several of the I. II. Porter family
are suffering with severe colds, also
Miss Dorothy Stead. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. C'hamplin
nro rejoicing over the arrival of a
daughter at their home December 13.
The Christmas party at the club
house Saturday evening was a very
enjoyable nffair. The following pro
grain was rendered: Instrumental
music, Mrs. C. R. Hoydf rfiartet by
Mesdamcs Steud and Porter, Messrs.
Steal and Jucobs; recitations by
Mcsdames Porter and I lit tic and the
Misses Hnymond and Walker; rend
ing, C. K. lioyd; recitation, Mcrritt
Hiltle. Xext was the unloading of
the Christmas tree, w-hieh caused
,much merriment, G. P.. Aldcn netiiis
as Santa C'Intis. A very delicious
lunch was served and dancing com
plclcd the evening.
Very entertaining Christmas cxer
ciscs were given Friday afternoon by
the Fools Creek school, conducted by
Mrs. McKimiey; also at the liock
Point school, conducted by .Miss Ev
elyn Walker.
Ek
Reported D7 Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sta.
Circuit Court.
Albert II. Stallswortli vs. .Martha
L. Stallswortli, decree.
Bruce Locke vs. A. Virgil, sum
mony.
T. H. Potter vs. W. T. Veshtc, et al.
reply.
Georgia Helms vs. Harry Holms
summons.
Clara P. Robison Nelson vs. C. C.
Nelson, summons.
Jackson County Bank vs. Aline W.
McPberson, summons.
Bertha Mao Emerick vs. Merton J.
Emerlck, receipts of C. M. Thomas,
1). M. Kmertck.
First National Hank ot Medford vs.
C. A. Jfalboenf, order discussing.
Marie K. Riddle, et al, vs. C. W.
lsuacs, answer.
T. B. I.unisden vs. .1. F. Mundy, tj
recover money.
First Nat.' Bank of Medford vs.
A. A. Davis, summons.
Statu of Oregon vs. F. A. Hyde, et
nl, stipulation.
Mary Ireno Abrams vs. Ceo. M.
GLASS OF SALTS IF
Sat leu meat if you feel Backachy or
nave jjiaaaer trouble Salts
fine for Kidneyt.
Meat forms uric acid which cxeifca
anil ovcrworka the kidneys in their cITorta
to filter it from tho aystem. Regular cat-
era 01 meat must, nuaa ttio kidneys occa
sionally. You must relieve them like you
relieve your bowelsi removing all the
acids, wasto and poison, elan yon feel a
dull misery in the kidney region, sharp
pains in the back or sick headache, dir
rinesa, your stonmch soura, tongue ia
coaiea anil wncn tne weather ia bad you
have rheumatic twinges. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment: the channels
often get irritated, obliging you to get
up or wiree times during trie nieht.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush otT the body'a urinous waate,
get about four ounces of Jail Salts
from anj pharmaev: take a table
spoonful in a glass of water liefure break
fast for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine and bladder disorders dis
appear, 'this fimous salts is made from
the neul of gra;ic.i and lemon juice, com
bined with lit Ida, anil hns hem uved for
generations to clean and stimulate King
gish kidneys an 1 stop bladder irritation
.tail salts is utexperiiive; hartal- and
leases a dilUhtftil e'Teri-eect lilhia.
water drink which millions of men and
women takii now and then, thus avoiding
enuui aiua-y kuJ nuauer ilueaaea,
Anderson, et at, order conferring
sale.
First Nat. flank of Medford vs. A.
A. Davis Orchard Company, sum
mons. O. M. Cornelius vs. D. A, Dollar, et
ul. summons.
I'robato.
Kiilhcrlne A. Murrey, estate, peti
tion to loan money, order.
Samuel Hosonburg. estate. Inven
tory, appraisement.
iKrank Hrlggs, nslale, petition for
administrator, order appointing ad
ministrator, administrator's bond, ap
pointment of appraisers.
J. C. Powers vs. Joe l.ockwood,
chattel lien.
liiiiir.a O. Pellelt, guardianship,
oath of guardian.
3lnlTljlge IJocusc,.
E. h. March and Edith Stone.
John K. Clostou and Heather Os
wald.
lteiil Estate Transfers.
Anna C. Clark to Edwin A.
Hoag. W. 1). to lot 15. 11. H.,
Carter Add., Ashland $ 10
Albert E. Morthland, et ux. to
Henry L. Clark, et ux. W, I),
to lot l.", II. 11., Carter Add.
Ashland 10
Henry 1 Clark to Anute C.
Clark, Q. C. D. to lot 15 H.
B., Carter Add., A.shland .... 1
Western Oregon Orchard De
velopment Co., to Medford
Orchard Co., deed to land In
sec. 2?. T. 37 S., R. 1 W 1
W. K. Plorson, Adm., of Es
tate- of Estate of John TMer
boii to L. L. Shelley, et al,
deed to SE of SW sec. 28,
T. 35 S., H. 2 E. 1,500
it. S. Mack, et ux, to George It.
Justus, W. D. to land ill Bee.
35, T. 37 S., R. 2 W 10
Itching Torture Stops
It is unnecessary lor you to sutler
with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes
and similar skill troubles. A little zemo,
obtained at any drug store lor 25c, or
$1.00 for extra large bottle, and promptly
applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. . It cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
cir.o is a v.'inderful, penetrating, dis
appearing liquid And is soothing to the
most delicate skin. It is not grca?y, is
easily applied and costs little. Get it
today and save all further distress.
Th K. W. Ilnfie Co.. Cleveland, O.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
County Court Proceedings,
The following It, a schedule of ex-
licuditurcs of Jackson County, Ore
gon, together with a list of claimants
and article or service, for which the
claim is niado and which were pa:,se-l
upon by the County Court for Jackson
County, during the mouth of teptem
be,', HUH.
The following bills wore allowed
rtlolive to the co.uity salary inul. to
v. it:
Oninty ('01111 and Coniitiissionci-s
Win. c I-eevcr, commissioner's
compensation $20 00
F. L, Ton Velle, county judge's
salary , 150 t'o
H. B. Taylor, stenoicpber
hire 3 12
F. 11. Madden, coiui.i-s.-uoii'ir's
compensation Ij.iiO
Win. V.. Lcevcr, coinmissionoi-s
compensation ... 20 00
Total 2D3 12
Sheriffs Office.
W. II. Singier, sheriff's sal
ary 20S. 33
II. B. Taylor, cleik hire 4,'i.OU
E. W. Wilson, deputy hive 125 i-0
Total 37;'.:13
Clerk's Office.
K. L. Coleman, deputy biro .... 80.00
G. A. Gardner, clerk's salary 1'iG.iili
Flora Thompson, deputy hfro S3.?'J
H. B. Taylor, clerk hire ICS
Total 340.S7
Fred L. Colvlg, treasurer's sal
ary IOO.uO
School Hllierintenilont's Office
E. R. Peterson, supervisor's
salary IO'i 00
J. Percy Wells, superintendent's
salary lsn.OO
May B. Wells, deputy hire !ii.4.i
Total 20 1.25
l-'nilt Inspector's Office
J. C. Aitken, deputy inspector's
compensation 12".00
I. R. Kline, deputy inspector's
compensation 115.40
Chas. C. Martin, deputy inspect
or's compensation I;iij.5u
C has. C. Martin, deputy inspect
or's compensation 11',. no
K. R. Oatman, deputy inspector's
compensation .. 25 00
State of Oregon, for payment
of pathologist loot;. 00
Total HSi 'jo
Assessor's Office.
F. E. Blackburn, deputy hire.... 15.00
Bruce Fleming, deputy biro .'is.no
W. T. Grieve, assessor's salary I2j.ou
Katie M. Grieve, deputy hire ... ba.t'O
Blanche T. Hansen, deputy
hire li no
Etta Pnrkevpile. deputy hire ... SO. 00
Leslie W. Stansell, deputy hire lOS.Oo
Total It'1.00
Collection of Tales.
R II. Allaway. labor M.f,(i
G. K. Harper, deputy salary tou.0'
Tolnl ; ,1.111,
John Blness, ferryman's salar.- 2T'.uo
J. A. Norris, janitor's salary .... tiu.no
.lull.
J. V. Wilson, tailor's salaiy 50.00
Mis. J. W. Wilson, million's sal
aiy 1:1 ei-
Cure of Poor at fool- l attu.
III-. J. V. Hart, si'lary of po-e
farm ytipi'rintoudent and
ln-lper 2U.1 '1.:
Iterolitcr'a Otftrc.
ClKttlticey I'ion-y, loeonlei's sal
aiy l'.i-. '
Mlldied N'i-il, deputy bile ;5,0
AN OLD RECIPE
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy.
Almont everyone known that Sage Tea
and Sulphur,' proierly compounded,
hrinc tiaek the natural color ami ntsiro
to the hair whin faded, streaked or
gray. Years ago the only way to get thii
mixture wa to ninko it at home, which
is niui-iiy and troublesome.
Nowadays we i?inipk ask nt any drug
store for '"Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur
Compound." You will get a large bottle
oi this old time recipe improved by tiio
njdition of other ingredients for about
.10 ccnti. Everybody uses this prepara
tion now, beenui no one can possibly tell
that you darkened your hair, as it does
it so naturally and evenly. You dampen
a sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one email
strand at a time; by morning tho gray
hair disappears, nnd'nftor another appli
cation or two. your hair becomes beauti
fully dark, thick and glossy and you
look years younger. Wyeth'a Sage and
Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet
requisite. It is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
Grace Purknyplle, deputy biro 10.00
Gertrude- Troutlcather, deputy
hire 22.50
Total 274.10
A. T. Brown, surveyor's com
pensation 1-1.75
Chan. L. Hansen, compensation
of sealer of weights and
measures 32.91)
Fred N. Cummings, wntornius-
tei's salary 83.33
The following were allowed relative
to the current expense fund, to-wlt:
County Court nnd Commissioners
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
bill 2.75
Postal Tel. & Cablo Co., tele-
gi n ins 10
Total 3.21
Circuit Cuurt
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., telephono
bill for circuit judge 2.S0
E. W. Wilson, taking prisoner to
Salem , 8.42
Total
JltstJec tlt't.
Hoy Elliott, car hlro
John H. Groves, witness
A. B. Hammond, coiistnblo
fees
L. J. Trefren, justice fees
Ci. O. Taylor, justice fees
Frank E. West, witness
Geo. W. Hoxlo, constable fees....
Gladys West, witness
Myra West, witness
J. P. Goodwin, car hire
Goo. Horn, witness
Total
Sheriff's Office.
Bushoug & Co,, supplies
Herald l'ublislling Co., supplies
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., telephono
bill :..'.
Medford Book Store, supplies ....
Pacil'lc Furniture & Fixture. Fac
tory, supplies
Poslnl Tel. A Cable Co., tele
grams W. II. Slngler, sheriffs traveling
expense
W. H. Singier, sunups lor
sheriff's office
V. Tel. Co., telegrams
Total
Clerk's Office.
G. A. Gardner, cash advanced
for stamps
Jacksonville Post, supplies ....
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
bill
Medford Book Store, supplies
Ulrlch Hrothers, drayage
11.:
4.50
2.C0
33.2
8.0.
32.90
2.60
9.70
2.60
2.00
8
2.50
12:23
5.00
7.05
4.05
(i.00
.50
7C.D0
15.00
2.85
129.78
1S.00
7.00
4.00
Total J35.S5
Tiensurer's Office,
Myrtle W. Blakely. deputy hire 59.00
r'red L. Cotvli:, stamps 3.00
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
bill 2.25
Medford Book Store, supplies .... 1
Total GI5.50
School Kuperint'iiitenl's OHleo
Home Tel & Tel. Co., telephone
1)111 5.5
Medford Printing Co., supplies.... 17.00
Medford Book Store, supplies. .. 1.00
E. R. Peterson, sunervlsor's
traveling expense 23.00
E. It. Peterson, sunervlsor's of
fice expense 80.00
Postal Tel. ft Cable Co., tele
grams I
J. Percy Wells, stamps 3.00
Total $133.90
Assessor's Office.
Bubhoug & Co., supplies 9.93
W. T. Grieve, assessor's travel
ing expense 51.00
V. T. Grieve, stamps 27.
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
bill 4.10
Medford Book Store, supplies.... 2.00
Total 9S.4S
Collection of Taxes.
Jacksonville Post, supplies 5.50
W. 11. Singier, exiiense ntlend
Ing mooting of tax collectors
at Eugene, relative to O. A C.
Land Grant 17.90
Total 23.10
Tax lU'lijites
M. L. Batdwlu 21.42
W. II. Davis 4.15
R. T. .McDonald l.f,5
Total 27.22
'Widow's Pension.
Earnistine Austin , 17.50
Pi'intha A. Blackburn 32.50
Cora It. Macon 20.00
Rena W. Burr 10.00
Orpha Betz loon
Mrs. J. II. Byerly 35.1111
Nellie G. Bush to.no
Minnie Boaritniau 25.00
Mrs. H. A. Ciolr.hten 17.50
Anna L. Corum , (OOP
Ella May ('nine 17.50
Doin I telle Cross . 10. on
Slav .1. Daw 10.110
Elizabeth May Dalis 17.51)
1. 111 v Mav Davis I 7 i0
Olive Ellis 17.511
Mai y K. Grisez. 1 .
N'etlle Uteon 25.00
Llzzii lleinll . 25.011
l.eilla Frani'';s llildebiauil 17.50
Nolllo I., ltlckon ....
.Iconic .tones
Ida Bello :Khmi ....
II0IM0 l.ove
Minnie M. Morris ....
Amanda McNeil
Kstellu Nebion
Zoe R. Noe
Mary F. Osborne
Mary K. Payne
Mary A. Poole
Kiuina Paulson
Itosii Ann Robins ....
Vlnrinl" 0 Ituedell
I. aura K, Stew-net ....
I'ntbe-ine E. Silver
Hose P. Sinebu'
10.00 !
10.00
25.00
32.50
25.00
10.00
40.UU
17.50
20.00
10.00
17.5IJ
25.00
17.50
1 7.50
r 00
) o.lll)
.to oil
25.U0
773.30
Mary J Torey
Total
l'o"e Mou--e Expense.
r .; ai,,ii. su,iles
v f Jeeksouv'Ho. wi.m- rent
;m on
9 90
Cu'I.-Ore. Power Co., lights
Told
51.65
1-1 C
27.15
o-,
S.25
20.71
0.65
r-ai o.nven '- . llcbls
Peed 1 Kie',' ulnui'.iinir work ....
V'- lane Johnson, washing for
iioi
'. C. t cove. I'Mnl for iall
Mrs a uir D. Singier, board of
or!s"Uo,"
M-o .1. W. Wilsou, board of
prisoners
Tot:il 81.45
C- of -vii nt oi -'al'lll.
r t. pnV". hlaotisni'iblng 1 7r'
t'lljls. A. Oi-nien, ouonllo'l 5 "O
'hai A. li'-own. p'ono'"" '
r-il .Oi-o Power (N.. light 700
lenrv linen" ,,,,-inir in on
lec-Mioiv Meat V'ti-ltol., supplies in on
K V, Uovs enoollnq "A
t 1 i-iovo'nr.i. iu!wn wood .... 38.
lllll,n,l P-h.. suoulins .. 15
Medford Vara 1 1 lire- & lldw.
CVi.. siiieilles on
Xleiil'ni'd Ptinrmaev, snoolles .... 2r,.'l'
V. T. MeMnliau. seoplles ' 5 .10
t Ilium,- 'e ii'ifl S9.50
Pneiric Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
Pill 1 "0
Talent Merct. Co., supplies 133.77
Total
$376.5-1
(To lie Concluded.)
Fl UNISHE!) AIMKTMEXTS.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
hot water heat. The Ilerben.
VOlt ItENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 5-room house with or
without acreage. Phono S20-X.
211
FOR RENT Am .leaving city for six
months and will rent my furnished
home very reasonable to desirable
parties. 422 So. Laurel.
FOR RENT 7-room furnished house
close In. .1. W. Wakefield.
WANTED USCELLANKOU9
WANTED C. A. llninlln, denier iu
hides and wool. Highest prices
mild. Offices, Laurel St., Market.
Phono 475-L. ' - 264
WANTED Reniombor your poultry
and nggs will bring you more
money ut Warner, Wortmnn ana
Gore's. Ono price for hens, ro-
garuicss or size.
WANTED First cluss' family milk
cow, fresh or soon fresh. Brom
nicr Bros. Phone 5S9-.I2. 247
help tfAvrrcn male
WANTED Mun and wifo without
children for work oa ranch. Box
II, Mall Tribune. 242
HELP WANTED FKL LE
WANTED A woman for general
housework, middle aged preferred.
615 W. 13111. Phono 420-L. 242
FOI5 SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE While Minorca cockrels.
1 Wm. Blessing, Talent on Pacific
. Highway. 343
FOR SALE White Leghorn pullets.
M. C. Murrey, 506 S. Union st. 253
FOR SALE Breeding stock White
AVynudnttes. Duroc pigs. Oakmont
Farm. Talent. 246
I'Oit SALE LIVESTOCK,
FOR SALE One Jersey cow, one
Durham heifer, fresh. 037 Pino st.
24 J
FOR SALE-- Young Jersey cow, fresh
with heifer calf; extra butter mak
er. M . J. Norris, Brookbank. orch
ard, I I-F5. 217
FOR SALE Finn Berkshire brood
sow, cheap If taken at once. W.
il. Stokes, Phono 40S-.lt. 243
VOll SALE HEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE $500, houso and lot 112
Elm st., Highland Park add. Want
offer. Add reus 2635 25th avc, S.
F Cal. 255
FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover
swoet clover, timothy and other
grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write
for samples. Ralph Waldo Eldcn,
Central Point, Oro.
FOIl HALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE A used Ford. Bernard
Motor Co. . 2I3
FOR SALE 1916 Maxwell touring
car, run 50oo miles; excellent con
dition; a bargain If taken this
week. Write or telephone E. V.
Upton. Gold Hill, Ore. 214
FOR SALE Flat top office desk.
822 West 12th. 2 12
FOR SALE Mt. Pllt wood yard,
wood for sale by the tier, cord or
car lots', $2.50 to $2.75 per tier
delivered. Yard at P. & E. depot
r, mil nils. Phone 547-Y. 240
FOR SALE One cur or black oak
chunk wood lor sale, lli-inch. Ad
dress A. E. .Hhepurd, 611 Stb st.,
Crmils Puss. Ore. 242
FOR SALE Bicycle good condition.
Apply 2 19 North Central. 242
I-'Olt SALE -Plow, "A" barrow. Kim
ball witeib-r, potato tligger und
Htklo grinder. Catkin & Taylor,
I'OK KENT IIOl'KKKKEPIXQ
ItOOMS.
FOR RENT Housekeeping or sleep
ing rooms with or without board,
pt 36 N. Riverside. 245"
FOR EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE Will trado good
income business property in port
ion dfor a $'000 dwolling in Med
ford. No cash required. E. S.
Titmy, 210 Garuott-Corey Bids.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY
TO LOAN On Improved
farms, f
Main.
K. Nalley, 707
West
261
MONEY TO LOAN Have money to
loan on first mortgaces. Quick
service. E. S. Tumy. 210 Garnott
C'orey bldg. '
LOST
LOST Dark grey wool sweater
coat on Friday evening. Howard
if returned to Mall Tribune.
rtl'SlXESS DIRECTORY
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We
uro operating the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Uso our springs
when others full. Sold under guar
antee. 26 North Fifteenth St
Portland, Ore.
Attorneys
GEORGE A, CODDf NO Lawyer
Room 412 Garnott-Corey Bldg.,
Medford, Ore. Phone 221.
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Oro.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney nt law,
rooms s aim , MciKord National
Bank Building.
A. E. RE AMES Lawyor. Garnett
Coroy bldg.
Collections
COLLECTION'S AND REPORTS We
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to get the
money. The Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has
klns' Bldg., 21C E. Mnln st.
Dentists
DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan
iels Clothing Store in rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone
G92-Y. Uecldence Phone 600-Y. 151
DR. W. M. VAN SOOYOO
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Garnott Corey Bldg., Suite 810
Medford, Oro. Phono 856.
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer nnd
contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg.
Surveys, estlmnlos, Irrigation drain
age, orchard and lnnd Improvement.
Garbage.
GARBAGE Got your premises
cleaned up for tho summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons fo
good service. Phone 874 L. K
Y. Allen.
House Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS We
move houses, burns, garngos, ma
chinery, etc. Phono 488-M, or
488-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da,
kota.
Instruction in Music
FRED ALTON H A 1 G HT Teacher ot
piano und harmony. Haigbt Music
Studio, 401 Garuett-Corey Bldg.,
Phono 72.
Insurance
EARL S. TI'MY General Insurance
office. Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plato Glnss, Contract
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panics, good local service. No. 210
Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician. 303 Garnott Coroy build
ing. Phono 130.
DR. J. J. EMM EN3 Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, noao and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested und glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P.
R. It. Co. orfices M. F. & II. Co.
bldg., opposlto P. O. Phono 667.
Printers anil Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the
best equipped printing office in
Southern Oregon; Book binding,
looso leaf lodgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir et.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front st. Phone
3IS. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. MODISTE Bertha M. Borrall. Phone
423-L. B 19 East Main. 349
WHY?
Irrigation means saleable land. I
cannot sell land In this county unless
It has water or a show to got It.
The actual producing value of land
In this county will be more than
doubled when properly irrigated.
Irrigation first.
J. C. BARNES
102 West Main Sttaut. J
t