Medford mail tribune., January 10, 1917, Page 5, Image 5

MEDTORT) MAITJ TlklEUXE, MTCDFORD,
OREO OX, AY lCPXEKPA V, JAXUAliV 10. 1917
PACE FTVE'
TODAY'S MARKETS
Portland Livestock
1'OliTLANI), Or., Jim. JO II.iss
steady; receipts Hill. Hulk of pnok
inj.' 'grade, $1IM0((( 10.:i."; heavy
. packing, lU.:ill((iHO..)(l; heavy butch-
fru, Hil0.2flf.iJ0-1): ljrlt pnc-kiiis, $1(1
( 10.25: rmijrli heavy, ifl)(i O.'J.'i: pisjs
and skips, $8.5ll(ii il.'-'o; stock liojrs,
8.L'.")0r8.7."i; erijiples, $H(it H..50.
Cuttle steady ; receipts 111. Steers,
; prima pulp led, .flboU; prime heavy,
.$8.2."C'8.")0 ; good. .'f7.7.")((i 8; cows,
choii'e, i-7.2o(u.7.."0; medium to jrood.
U.Jr( t.T." ; ordinary to fair, .$.". "0
(0; heifers, .fU.'-TiC" 7 ; bulls, if-l(ii(i;
enlves, .f."((i 8.
rsneep steady; receipts ;. Lilians,
!' east of ihomitains, J I (ii J 1 .'J.") ; lambs,
1 valley, 1 0.X(a 1 0..")0 ; lambs, jjood,
$!).7')(iiUU.L'ri; choice yearling weth
ers, $!)(); jroocl yearlings, $8.7.(if
II; choice ewes, .fi.i.itu 8; heavy ewes,
$0.7.'iC'i7.r0.
' '
Portland Butter
S 1'OHTI.AXD, Or., Jan. 10 Butter
steady.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. JO. Wheat
easier; no trading. Spot bids. J to 2i
lower. Illuestein, $1.0;!; Kortyfold
tT..V; club, $1.5:1: red Russian, if 1.5.1
rlarloy unchanged.
Today's car receipts: .Wheat JO
barley 2, oats J7, hay Jti.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Jan. lO.'-Wheat:
Open.
..1.8(i'4
.. J.")01,2
Close.
$i.a:iv,
1.17
Mav
July
The residence property of J. 11,
Ware, on Liberty street has been sold
to Paul Held of Crook county, one of
the substantial ranchers in the vicin
ity of Prinevillc. The new purchaser
is already in possession. His family
name was bestowed upon the town of
Held in that section of central Ore
c,on. The sale was made by the
Hodgson Realty Co.
In line with many previous records,
not n single passenger's life was lost
on I ho Southern Pacific last year as
the result of train accidents, and in
the, past eiuht wars only onV such
life has been forfeited. - During the
eiedil-your period the system carried
:128, 5112,80:1 passengers an . average
distance of t'orly-two miles each,
said to bo the equivalent in passen
gers and mileage of transporting
fourteen billions of people one mile
each, statistics which assume fierce
dimensions.
IVInjo Carter has finished assess
ment work on five unpatented chums
in the Shorty Hope mining district,
and has also assisted in relimbcrinp,
operations in that locality.
Ten women have been drawn on
the strand jury list in Shasta county,
California.
The Ilusiness Men's association
held its annual meeting at Auxiliary
hall on Monday eveninic. C. II. Vuu
pel was elected president ; A. C. Nin
ingcr und S. 11. M'cXnir, vice-presidents;
Homer Klhnrr, secretary; II.
U. L'nders, Jr., treasurer. Directors
chosen were; Will Dodge, C. K.
Sains. T. V. Acklin, J. II. McOee and
K. K. Miller. The lnenibersbii)
about fifty. The social hour which
followed routine business matters
was intensified bv the senilis of red
hot tnmales with tobnsco sauce as :
chaser.
In q letter from liev. S. M. Dor
ranee of Central FalN, 1!. I., to Sam
I'cnni-ton of this city, thanking the
latter tor sending some line Oregon
evergreens to New England us Ash
land reminders, Mr. Dorranee states
that henassed last summer's vacation
in visiting the big military Irainiii!
caiui) ut I'lnttsbur",, N. V. He add
that ho received a call to New Hert
ford, Mass., a much larger field than
his Idiotic Island aiiiioinlinrnt, but
W'ouhl forego its acceptance peadiu.
Inc completion ot ehureli improve
ments in his present location.
Dr. I). M. Iliwcr has been culled
to Salem on urofcssional hii-ini
and left fur the state capital on Wed
nesday, He will return the last of
the week.
John Shook of Klamath county is
visiting hi, brother Newt. He lives
near Dairy and either cultivates or
pastures only HOMO acres.
, Alfred Aram, representative of n
wholesale hook establishment of New
York City, has been in town this week
on husiiH--., for his firm and inei
dct'iailv contemplate making u heavy
investment in realty on personal ac
count. He yi.-ils Ibis section I're
rpiently. I!ev. Howell If..nie, f. inner resident
and well known in church musical
circles, has returned lo Orepon and
located in I.akevicw. where he i pas
tor of the Presbyterian church. Evi
dently he is the same jolly person as
of old. inasmuch as the Lnkcview Kx
iiminer make- mention of that lad,
adtliiiLr that the new clergy man "i- a
Welshman and ha- not o-t the plea
ins tiroin. which charactcrics that
race."
The county lev y in Klamath will I'1'
.0 mills lbra year, slightly lower
than last. Klamath Kails city levy
will be 1,1 mills, .Merrill 17, and llon
anza, 10 mills.
Oflieers of Hone Hcbcknil Indue
were installed on Tuesday evening'
by Mrs. Dora Hubbard, deputy pres
ident. Official ceremonies were fol
lowed by a social hour rendered a
gladsome event by the liebcknh l'ol-
lowill','.
At a meeting of parties interested
in lrrigulion, held at Talent on Tuos-
lay, W. L. Moure, C. A. Brown, J.
W. Millner, A. C. Joy, V. F. Shaw
and V. O. N. Smith were anion- those
present represent nig- Ashland und
llolleviow territory.
The Filichl family from Yiiginia
arrived here during the Chri-tmas
holidays and arc ncounvin- the J. W.
Millner home near the Normal.
The Eastern Star Thimble club re
sumed its gatherings for the new
year on Tuesday afternoon, a full
house being present. Its schedule of
meetings include the second und
fourth Tuesdays of the month, the
first and third Tuesdays being re
served for the stated chapter ses
sions. Mr. and Mi's. Carl Lovelaud have
returned from San Francisco and will
perfect arrangements 1'ur opening i
sludio in Memorial hall, where danc
iug will be (aught under latest moth
oils of instruction.
J he omen s llelief corps prize to
the member securing the largest mini
her of additions to the organization
in jyiti was awarded to Mrs. K. K,
White. Mrs. Ahnira Matlingly, pres
ident oi the corps, awarded the gift,
which was an elaborately wrought
table runner.
The new addition to the Methodist
church at Talent was completed on
Wednesday ot this week, due to sy
teuuitie effort. Hie annex contains
three rooms, greatly lidding to the
facilities of the edifice. In eomplct
ing the job the men were the guests
of the Indies ut a substantial dinner
served amid the new and pleasant
surroundings.
ine soda welt on tlie Dodge prop
erty, the pipe hue lroni which is in
eluded in the mineral springs system,
is being drilled deeper in expectation
of added flow. i
A recent meeting of the Woman
Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist church was held at the
home of Mrs. A. A. Marskc on North
Main street, the main topic under dis
cussion being "The Christian Con
quest of Europe," an interesting sub
jcet ill view of the present conflict
oversells. The social hour was great
ly enjoyed, with Mrs. Jlaislie as an
ideal hostess.
December weather was mildest on
the Jst at oil decrees. The contrast in
temperatures occurred on the 20th
when 8 was recorded. Precipitation
amounted to 2.2 inches. The snowfall
during the month was 15 inches,
about ,r of which remained when Jim
uiiry was ushered in. There were J'.
clear days and 5 semi-fair, J 1 bein
cloudy.
A delegation of local Odd Fellows
bended by A. W. Storey, district dep
utv, will go to Jacksonville on Sat
urday evening of this week to install
officers of the lodge at the count
sea t.
TABLE ROCK TABLETS
J. K. Potter and wife, ut one time
residents of this vicinity, but now of
Portland, passed through t!u valle
one day last week, stopping for
brief visit with relatives near Central
Point. The Potter family arc well
known by old residents of this dis
diet, Mr. Potter having taught our
school for several terms.
Several of the Sams alley snoop
mull, with u large number of hound
conducted a coyote chase' on the up
per Table Hock last Wcrtncsd,
which lasted far into the night. With
the ycli ling of the dogs, the shoutin
of men and the blowing of horns, the
wilv coyote must have consider
himself lucky if he escaped with hi.
pelt.
The S. C. Collins farm has b
leased for a term of five years by
the sugar beet people, who expect tc
plant the entire sixty acres to sugar
beets. The' young peur orchard of
twenty acres, which is just coming
into bearing, is being pulled out.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lydinrd of Med
ford were New Year's visitors with
home folks.
P. W. Heche nnd daughter, Mrs.
Head, and son. Glenn, were calling on
Table Hock friends last Sunday. Mr.
Heche was looking for a break on the
telephone line, which previous to this
date had been out ot commission for
several days.
A large portion of the orchard on
the Seiibrook farm will be taken out
in the near future.
L. Fitzpatrii-k expects to leave in
a few days for Los Angeles. I'd I.,
where he will join his wife, who has
been at that place for some lime.
Mis. Frank Cameron i- vi-iling h?r
mother at Newport, Or.
Hymn llcford and Clark Collin--pent
Tuesday hunting ah.ng the river
and bagu-d .-cveral fine ducks.
The old year was watched out anil
the now year ushered in by the young
people la-t uudny nhjlit at lite
school house. The limn was spent
with singing mn.sie and u variety of
interesting games until the new year
made his appearance, when refresh
ments' of mince pie, cake and apple
ider were served, after which all de
parted for their homes in the best of
pirits.
Our school is again in session af
ter a week's vacation. Miss Kiucade
is now boarding with Mrs. Meltride,
the unsettled weather making the trie
loin her home at Agate too disagree
able.
(leorge Stncy is the new road su
pervisor for this district, having been
appointed al the last meeting of the
ountv court.
Ilarrv Haves recently purchased
several head of fine goats.
A Japanese family have moved
into the house on the Wykoff place.
Wo understand several more families
will be in our midst with the coming
of soring, and as a result the enroll
ment of our school will be somewhat
increased.
A large steel lank with a capacity
ot more than ."iO.OOO gallons is being
erected at the Modoc orchard and will
used for storing crude oil for
smudging purposes.
At the annual meeting ot the stock
holders of telephone line No. 11 last
Saturday. I). W. lleebe wils re-clecl-
1 president and S. M. Ncaloii vice-
president. .1. I. Cameron was elcct-
tt secretary-treasurer.
Xuvier llumond. who is a nephew
of Mr. and Mrs. Washburn, is stay
ing at the Washburn home and will
attend our school.
An assessment of 10 cents per
member was levied last August by the
ouncil of the Table lioek Improve
ment association. As the secretary
has luit had the time to see each in
dividual member nnd collect these as
sessments, he has made arrangements
with Mr. Cameron at the store to re
ceipt for these payments and will
consider it an accommodation if de
linquent members will attend to this
matter.
Three cows on the Pendleton ranch
produced cream to the value of more
than $'J7, besides what milk and but
ter was used by the family during the
month of December.
suit case containing the upper
hall of a man s suit of clothes was
found in the road Saturday morning
near the Scott ranch,
A band of cattle belonging to Mr,
Cottrel of the Meadows are being fed
on the Miller pluce by John Nealon.
The slowness with which the snow
melting is calculated to be very
beneficial to the vnllcv, as .in tliis
way high water is averted nnd prnc
tieully every drop of water is taken
into the soil.
In the Eaglets of January 5 we no
tiee a report of a. dance which, com
ing from u dry territory, must sound
very discouraging to prohibition
workers, yet it is with shame we tie!
nowledgc hearing reports of a similar
nature from one of our adjoining dis,
t riots.
The weather report from this dis
trict shows a much greater preeipita
lion for the year just closed than the
report from Medford.
While the year just closed witness
ed less than half the amount of im
proveinenls made in this district
during the year preceding, those iiiadi
were of u substantial nature, and dur
ing the year al least one new iudus
try was launched that bids fair t
create a great deal more work in the
district and a guaranteed market fur
the products of the soil. AVe might
mention further that with the coming
of this industry conies the little brown
men, which many of us Ionth lo see
come into our district, which has
heretofore been totally free from tliis
ra ce.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Iteported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts.
Circuit.
First, National Hank of .Medford,
vs. C. A. Mallioetlf, dismissal.
Luiuie Morse vs. George Morse, de
fault. W. A. Turner vs. E. V. Hughes, et
al, stipulation and order ot dismis
sal. S. D. Steffy vs. Jennie. Greer, et al,
order to file amended complaint.
W. U. -Whipple vs. Mary A. Whip
ple, order to pay maintenance.
Weak Lung and
Ghost TbouIsS&s
respond uore quickly to the
blood-enriching oil-food in
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
than to any other une medicine.
SCOTT'S is a rich, nourishing
food to strengthen tender throats
and bronchial tubes. It is ol
peculiar benefit to the respiratory
tract and is liberally Used in tu
berculosis camps for that purpose.
You get no alcohol in Scott's.
JKtrtl & lljWO!;, lllmliclU, N.J. Vril
William Freatoo vs. Kvu Frostoe,
default, tloeroo.
Ms Pines Lumber Co., vs. U. M,
Cliutte, decree.
George Lyman, et al, A. E. Bnni
ber, et nl, emu mom.
F. J. McC'arvel vs. John Winders,
et ux, summoDft. ,
VllltllltO.
T C. Slvers, estate, petition for
order tor snle ot real property, order
to sell real property.
Ut'ul l'.state Transfers.
IT. S. to Daniel T. Kunkel, pat.
cut to land in sec. 10, T.
tlC S., H. 3 E
II. S. to Aztec Land und Cattle
Co., pat. to land in see. S,
mid 12, T. 3(1. li. 3 E
Efl'ie It. West ,et, vir, to .lohu
.1. Haurt, W. I), to lots 13
and 11, bllt. 1, lot 17 In bill.
S, l.iuirelliurst Add., Med
ford '.
Einmett Heeson, et, ux. to Earl
1). Heeson. W. I), to land In
ser.'.':)2, T. 39 S., K, 1 W
William, Perry to .led E. Kdsall
Q. C. 1). to land iu sees. S
and IS, T. 3 j S., It. 2 E
la M Bishop, et ul, to'.led K.
Edsall. deed to bind in sees.
S and 111, T. 3D S., It. 2 E
, . Mucker et ux lo W. II.
Meeker. Q. C. l.i. to undivid
ed half ot lot. 3, block 10,
Metll'ord
W. II. .Meeker et ux to C. A.
Meeker et ux, Q. C. 1). to
und. ot lot 3 blk 10 Med
ford ...V....
William Scott to Itogue Valley
Realty Cd Q C IJ pt 35-1
and 2 W
Use Zemo for Eczema
cver mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying a little zemo
furnished by any druggist tor JSc. fc.x
tra large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins
the moment zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema, Ut
ter, pimples, rash, black heads and sim
ilar skin diseases will he removed.
For clearing the r.!:m and making it
vigorously healthy, always r.sc zemo, the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not a
greasy salve and it docs not stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable treat
ment for skin troubles of all kinds.
The E. W. Romi Co., Cleveland. O.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued From Last Wednosday.)
'ai,e) of Vtov Xot nt Toor Fui'in.
Nancy Airsmitb, recular Indl
Bent . $
ftena Avery, regular fndlRent
H. AlRcr, regular Indigent ....
Sue Bailey, regular indigent
Julius Ijjerregaard, regular
indigent
Maggie Doll, regular indigent
Mrs. Iloyer, regular indigent
Klla Hand, regular indigent
Mrs. L. Coulter, regular ln-
. digent '.
Mary .M. Chllders, regular in
digent :
Mrs. Kate Copple, regular
Indigent
Mrs. 1. C. Cabler, regular in
digent 1
W. li. Comstock, regular in-
digent
Kline Curry, regular indi-
indigent
Mrs. L. E. Downing, regular
indigent
A. Dahuff, regular indigent
Mrs. i). A. Dyer, regular in
digent .1. II. Eattlg, regular indigent
Mrs. 10. C. Card, care of .Mil
ler family, indigents
Mrs. tiiimi, regular Indigent
Mrs. Ira Grigsljy, regular in
digent Catherine Gillette, regular in
digent . H. Houston, reguhir in
digent Mrs. Hudson regular indigent
Etta Jewel, regubtr indigent
Martha Jones, regular indi
gent K. Kimball, regular indigent
II. C. Knapp, regular indi
gent Mr. und ,Mr.. .1. A. Kane.
regular indigents
Lena Lee, regular indigent....
Mrs. I. A, Montgomery, regu
lar indigent
Mrs. .1. Myers, regular indi
gent "
Ella Miles, regular Indigent
I'. Mclntyre, regular indigent
Claru Noble, regular indigent H. On
Oliver Nadeau, regular indi
gent 10. 110
T. .1. Neff, regular indigent 10. 00
John Noon, regular indigent 8. on
Mrs. Frank l'oyser, regular
indigent (i.OD
Doc. Parson, regular indigent S.OO
II. C. Haodel, regular Indi
gent 7.50
W. II. Stewart, regular Indi
gent 10.00
W. 11. Kmith regular Indigent 15. no
Mrs. Shanks, 'regular indi
gent : 10.00
.1. V", Slater, regular Indigent 10.00
Mrs. I. Schief folin, regular
indigent 6.00
T. D. Stafford, regular lndi-
gent. 7.00
Sebafltain Schumpf, regular
indigent 10.00
Nancy Sisentore, regular in
digent 10,00
Sacred Heart Hospital, care
of Indigent 37 15
Mrs. Hichard Tuomlson regu
lar indigent 10. 00
Mr. and Mrs. Taffer, regu
lar indigents , lo.oo
Clricli & Ityan. Indigent etiji-
plicH 1 7,011
Pierce Wilson, regular Indi
gent (i.OO
Lixzie Woigainotl, cure of
Mr. Bron.Hou, regular in
digent 6.00
E. D. Waterman, regiilarin-
dlgent e.ijii
, Woigaiuuu, regular Indi-
Sent
Mrs. C. Williams, reKutur lu
dlguut Wlmer Store, indigent sup
plies Job T. Wlldor, house rent
lor iil(li;enl
8.00
12.00
4.00
12.00
Total fiSt.C3
Juvenile t'oiiii.
Hoy's and dirts' Aid Society,
regular allowance from
Jackson Co
Ciias H. (iiiy, probation of
ficer's compensation
Postal Tel. & Cable Co., tele
grams Dr. J. W. Hobisoii, examin
ing insane
Total 122,10
Advertising iintl County I'Hntllljr
Ashland Tidings, county
printing 7.1.02
Jacksonville Post, county
printing
Medford Miiil-Trllnine, coun
ty priming
1.3
12.50
Total
Itav K. Wilson, rent of build
ing for primary election ....
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.,. tele
phone bill for recorder's of
fice Surveyor's Office.
A. T. Drown, surveyor's of
fice expense
11. H. Hance, chiiinmau
.Miss Ethel Henry, work iu
surveyor';! office
Killiani Stationary a ud Print
ing Co.. supplies
Medford Hook Store. Supplies
Don Kunyurd, cliuinnmn ....
H. L. Speck, cbaimiliilt
Youug & Sons, supplies
122.1
I'.OO
2.41
12. SO
1.2
30.00
D.l',9
2 . T
4.2r
n.iifl
3.72
Total C9.S0
Fred X. Cummiugs, water
master's expenso 38.50
Kistviet Attorney's Office.
K. E, Kelly, cash advanced
for stumps 2.0U
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele-
phono bill 2.75
Western Cnioii Co. telegrams 3.SS
Total 6.63
The following bills 'vein disal
lowed relative to the curreut expense
fund, to-wit:
Ashland Tidings, county
printing 1.10
A. T, Drown, surveyor's ex
pense 12.50
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., power
and light bill 31.47
Wtastorn Union Co., tele-
grama for district attorney 1.0S
Western Union, telegrams for
sheriff 01
Total
Tho following blllH wero
...46.19
allined
relative to the county fair and
, .4
vertislng fund, to-wit:
W. H. Gore, treasurer, coun
ty fair appropriation 1,000.00
Modiord Commercial Club,
cash advanced to State
Edltorlul Convention, bold
in Medford. Oro., on Au
gust 4th, 5th, Ulh and 7th
1910
D. M. Lowe, cash advanced
114.00
6.00 for Jackson Co., exhibit nt
10.00 State Fair 250.00
10.00 The following bills were allowed
6.00 relative to the county bond fund,
to-wit:
10.00 Itond District, No. 1.
15,00 C. W. De Carlow, labor 43.00
8.00 Jack Truo, labor 309.00
6.00 Material 51.14
Jack Truo, labor 127.00
15.00 .Total labor and material.... 620.14
I toad District No. It.
12.00 W. It. Nyswaner, labor 120.00
Material 20.25
S.OO ltoad District No. 11.
Dig Tines Lumber Co., ma-
S.00 teriai 32. KO
Ed. Dutton, labor 130.00
8.00 Eagle Point Edw. Co., ma
terial 4.70
10.00 Lumber & Poultry Yards,
material 202.7 1
10.00 Total labor, etc 202.74
0.00 ltoad District No. "..
Dig Vines Lumber Co., inu-
15.00 teriai 12.95
10.00 Medford Furniture &, Hdw,
Co., material 2.00
10.00 J. 11. Maxwell, labor 20.00
12.00 Woods Lumber Co., inuteriul 14.09
Total, etc 49 04
S.OO ltoad District No. 7.
Frank It, Neil, labor 35.00
10.00 Material ."2.70
IPind Dielrict No. H.
10.00 ,1. E. Davidson, labor 59.00
K.no Material 5. 2 11
O.nu lload District No. !.
John Grieve, labor 133.00
G.uO ltoad Divliict No. 10.
15.00 W. It. Garrett. Labor 211.511
.Material 90.24
S.OO Ui.-ad District No. 1 I
A. !v. Eurhart, labor 4 1.00
15. Oil ltoad District No. 1 1.
S.uo D. W. Pens", labor 2i,0i
.Material .... .?x
,S 00 General Ko.nl.
V. H. Madden, labor . I "0
15.0(1 J. 1'iiiton, labor 5. '.50
,in Material 52.47
(j on Wm. C. Leever, labor lii.Ou
Wi;l G. Steel, trip to i'of
l:ind, relative to atiprolil ia
Lons for Crater La'.i i lllgb
''Uy :
Chile H. Nat'j'iik. final nv
i lent on .4.i"is Valle '-Gold
Hill road contract
A. T. Drown. labor
A. T. Brown, labor
Cm -Ore. Poivor Co.,
lor P. & E. crossing ...
Iolett.a Houcliaiii. labor
K. Hoard, labor ,.
VyaUcr KltO, rent of.
for road m.K'hinery ..
O. Orkerman, labor
Von der Hellon Hdc.
supplies
Total :
The following bills were disallowed
relative to the county road fund, to-
wit:
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., light
for P. & K. crossing 1.65
Oarnett-Corey Hdw. Co.. suo
plies for Crater I .ake High
way Medford Furniture & Hdw.
Go., supplies tor Outer
Lake Survey n.3o
Medford Tent & Awning Co..
iiupplies tor CratPl' Lake.
Highway 4 i',2
Woods Lumber Co.. supplies
for (.'rater Lake Survey .... 19.S5
Total 39.67
The following bill was continued,
relative to Ho- loiiuty road fund, lu-
tt;
991.54
1 1.00
52.70
lierhl
1.65
12:00
....... 10.00
'1.00
S.30
Co..
.6."i
Chris II, Nutwtck road sup
plies 90.00
The following 4!tls wero allowed
relative to the Piific lllghwuy road
fund, to-wit;
SI. p. lteiinett, etnenso In
Sweeney ease ..,.
23.50
37.50
30.00
Court Hull, cur hire Swoeney
etise
A. 10. Kennies, cash ad
vanced to Judge Duvis,
Sweeney euse
Total 91.00
The following bills were allowed,
relative to the Kcnerul countp fund,
to-wit:
M. F. Horn 2.00
Jiunes Martin I..M)
J. O. lsuueson 2.00
Wm, 1. Kinney 1.50
Owen H. .Austin 1.50
W. II. Melntyro 1.50
W. Hay Duvis 4.50
Henry Dimmer 1.50
P. V. 'hiiinmerrield 1.50
Oliver CiuIuk. 5.00
Herman Newstrom 3.00
John Do.idmnu 1.50
Wen Tyrell 3. On
W. M. Martin ' 3. on
A. P. Weiss 1.50
K. W. llogue, 1,5(
Total 30.00
A. (i.UUlNKK.
County Cleric.
WAXTKU MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
pots ut
07-ai.
--.Second hand
reasonable price.
smudge
Phone
25 3
WANTED TO KENT Or buy ranch
it' price Is right, (live all particu
lars In answer. Box 25, Mail Trib
une. 2-1!)
WANTED Baby (irund l'lano.
Spot
249
cash. l!ox 11, .Mail Tribune.
WANTED House movers.
Phone
4S8-M, or 4SS-X.
WANTED C. A. Hamlin, dealer In
hides and wool. Highest prices
paid. Offices, Laurel St., Market.
Phone 475-L. ' 204
WANTED Remember your poultry
ana eggH will bring you more
money at Warner, Wortman and
Gore's. One price for hens, re
gardless of size.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK.
FOlt SALE Jersey cow, .lust, fresh,
50. W. J. Harlzell, 40S-J 1. 250
FOlt salk Cheap, one pair gray
mores; ono pair young mures,
broke to work. .1. S. Norwood. 11.
F. D., No. 2, Central Point. 251
EOIt SALE Young Jeraey cow, fresh
with heifer calf; extra butter mak
cr. M. J. Norris, llrookbank orch
Old, 14-F5. 247
l'OH SALE IlEAli ESTATE
FOlt SALE 10 acres on Evans creek
near Roguo River, 25 acres water
might trade for good Medford
proporty. Address II. O. Lockwood,
Rogue River, Ore. 218
FOR SALE Or trade, tt acres, paid
water right for 3 ncres, balance
under ditch, near Central Point,
Oro. Address 11. O. Lockwood,
Rogue River, Ore. 253
FOR SAIJ'l Cheap. Three houses
and throe lots; two houses aro on
ono lot, one house on one lot, and
ono vneant lot. Ham liauor, Nes
kowln, Oregon. 269
FOR SALE $500, house and lot 112
Elm St., Highland Park add. Want
offer. Address 2636 201U nvo., S.
V., Cal, 206
FOR, SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALIC Household goods.
West tstlt.
t I 56
253
FOR SALK
coiiditlon. -7 hives of bees in
.1. S, Vilas.
iood
253
FOR SALE -Cheap, one Petaluma
Incubator, 252 egg capacity, in
good condition. W. P. Holbrook,
Eugle Point, Ore. 251
FOR SALE -llilllnrd table; also
agent for the Victor Safe and Lock
Co. ( John Lvden, Jacksonville,
Ore. 252
FOR SALE Beardless need barley.
,1'hone 732-.I2, Route 2, llox 112.
271
FOR SALE 2 used Fords in good
roouir. Bernard .Motor Co., Phono
304. 24S'
l'OH SALE Sliitrplnss c renin
rator. Call 5 39-R-2.
sepa-
29
FOR SALE Plow, "A" harrow, Klin-
ball weedor. potato digger and
alckle grinder. Carliin & Taylor.
FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover
sweet clovert timothy and other
grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write
for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden,
Central Point, Ore.
FOlt SALE - Tainale and light lunch
parlor in Vreku, Cal.. doing a good
(business. For sale on account ol
poor heallh. Dandy proposition
for a man and wife. Can cafdly
be converted Into a short order
place and do a big business. Ad
dress P. O. Box 4 13. Yrcka. Cal.
2 1
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR KXCHANOK Choice resldento
418 Ho. Oakdale, Medtord, for Los
Angeles rcFidence. Address Owner
2131 6th avo., Los Angeles, Cal.
230
FOR EXCHANGE Hardware and
Implement business, Cal., netting
J23O0 year, fS.000, for grain oi
stock acreage here.
210-acro stock ranch south of KUim
ath Falls, f 8.000, take residence
for part, balance easy, no cash re
quired.
62-arre ranch in fine dairy district,
Wash., $15,01111 for city Income or
cheap acreage, Clark Realty Co..
200 Philips Kill". 24S
FOlt EXCHANGE 1 40 acres, six
miles from Central Point, 50 iu
cultivation, balance easily cleared.
Gooil buildings, all leuieil, t'lOOIl,
Will take small acreage near town
a: pail pJOmciit and nite lime on
biiUiiev, E. , Lii), Gold ttlll. z.,l'
HTKAVEli.
STU A YED Yearling Jersey heifer,
no mark, llrand J on left hip. C01110
to rny place on Dee. X, 1916, 2
miles south of Trull. A. A. Hull.
' 21'J
1'1'ltN 1SH El) A PAltTM KNTS.
FOU KENT 5-room bouse with or
without ucrca;;c. Phono S20-X.
247
FOR. KENT Am leaving city for six
months and will rent my furnished
home very reasonable to desirable
purtlos. 423 So. Laurel.
l'OH ItKXT MIHCKLI.ANKOIS
FOU KENT On shares. 50-acre
orchard of 12-year Newtown and
Spitz apples, together with about
20 acres, irnrt under cultivation,
five neres being under water. 12
miles from .Medford, three from
railroad. For further Informal Ion i
address P. O. Box 8.S1, Medford. ,
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY
farms.
Main.
TO LOAN On Improved I
P. K. Nulley, 707 West
201
MONEY TO LOAN Have money to 1
loan on first mortgages. Quiclc f
service. E. S. Tuuiy, 210 Gnrnett- ;
Corey bldg. ;
IU'SINESS IMRECTOKY
Auto Supplies
LAHEIl AUTO SPRING CO. Wa ;
nro operating tho largest, oldest
and best equipped plnnt In tho Pa-1
clfie northwest. Use our springs f
when others fall. Sold uudcr guar-!
antoe. 26 North Fifteenth St i
Portland, Ore.
Attorneys
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and1
Notary, Ttoonis 9-10, Jackson Coun-
ty Bank Building, entrance N. ;
Central, Medford. Ore.
PORTER J. NEFF-
Attorney at law,
Medford National
rooms 8 nnd 9,
Bank Building.
A. E. RE AMES Lawyer.
Garnett .
Corey bldg.
Collections
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to got th
money. The Bullock Mercantile
Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has-'
kins' Illdg., 216 E. Main st.
Dentists
DR. T. T. SHAW Dontlst. Over Dan
lels Clothing Store in rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone
692-Y. Hecidonce Phono 000-Y. 161
DR. W. M. VAN 8C0Y0C
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC
DontlRts '
Garnott Corey BIdg., Suite 810
Medford, Oro. Phono 856.
Engineer nnd Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINOS Engineer and
contractor, 404 M. P. & 11. Bld
Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain
age, orchard nnd land Improvement
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your preruinej.
cleaned up for the summer. Cabv
on the city garbage wagons to
good sorvlce. Phone 874-L.
Y. Allen. j
Instruction In Music
FRKD ALTON H A IG HT Teacher o:
piano and harmony. Hnight Mush
Studio, 401 Garuett-Coroy BIdg.
Phono 72. )
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY General Jnnuranci
office. Fire, Automobile, Accldont
Liability, Plate Glass, . Contrae
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service. No. 2H
Garnctt-Cbrey BIdg.
Pliysielnns nnd Surgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARI Osteopath!,
physician. 303 Garuett-Coroy built!
ing. Phono 130. j
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician am
surgeon, Practice limited to eye
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scietf
tlflcally touted and glasses sui
plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. I
It. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. C(
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667. I
Printer? and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has th
best equipped printing office 1
Southern Oregon; Book bindlni
loose leaf lodgers, billing system!
etc. Portland prices. -27 Nort
Fir st. . ... ;, . t
Trans! cr
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE Ct
Ortlco 42 North Front st. Phon
315. Prices right. Service gua
an teed. ' .
MODISTE Bertha M. Borrall. Phon
422-L 619 East Main. i
WHY?
$1650
Best buy for money on our lis,
6-room modern house on one of be
streets in town. House could not 1
built for less than two thousand do
lii is ; on paved street; alxty-flve fee!
East front; good nhape. Will st
fui nil ure with house ut half prlc,
Terms on part. '
See me now. ' '
J. C. BARNES
10H VYmI Ulu. ntiml.
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