Medford mail tribune., February 23, 1917, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MAITi TRTBtWE. MEnTORl), OREGON. FRIDAY, FKI!I,T.RY 2;',. 1917.
1'AdHFlVE
; I OMAHA SUFFERS
$750,000 FIRE LOSS
1 IN RETAIL DISTRICT
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Ky BORE. SWOLLEN.
TIRED FEET
Dennii Eucalyptus Ointment
' AT ALL DRUO BT0BI
TOOC 260 JARS BOO
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OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 2:i. fire in the
downtown retail district hero early
this moi-nuiir, wiped out hulf n bloeU
with u loss of $7.')0,000, caused guests'
nt two hotels to be hurried half elad
into iey streets, and for two hours
threatened to become a general eoli
ilaumtiou. A gnlc from tho north
carried the firo into the cty. All the
fire fighting apparatus of the city
eouihiitted the Jlames nnd every po
lieemuii was used to prevent injury to
thousands of persons who crowded
close to fulling walls nnd into tangles
of livo wires.
Five firemen were caught under a
falling wull, but none wus seriously
hurt, lluUdings destroyed were on
the north f ide ol Douglas street be
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. The Uerg t'lothiug company
store, the llartman furniture store,
the Continental building, the Omaha
Tobacco company store, the T. J.
Heard wall paper store, the Modern
Woodmen club rooms, two restaurants
n snloou and u moving picture theater
are total losses. A number of the
neighboring buildings were damaged.
It is not known what caused the
fire, but persons in nearby rcstnu
runts nnd rooming houses say it was
preceded by an explosion and in
stnntly the first floor of the liurtmiin
furniture store burst into flumes.
The l'nxtun hotel nt Fourteenth mid
Fnmum was twice in flames nnd all
the guests were hustled to another
hotel. The St. James hotel, two
blocks uwuv, also cnught fie.
Kot until eight o'clock were tul.jn
' cent buildings no longer endangered.
Twenty-five years ngo the same half
, block was burned and four firemen
were killed":
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1.50
.50
.50
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.002
.01
.002
1.00
1.00
.25
.50
REPORT OF GRAND JURY
FILED; EIGHT TRUE BILLS
The grand jury which adjourned
Wednesday made tho following re
P9t, one of tho shortest tn the hls-
i tory of the county:
' lVa respectfully report that we
have investigated all criminal mat
ters brought to our attention and beg
' to report thereon as follows:
; Bight true bills and one not true
i bill, many other matters examined
and dismissed because the same
j should, not bo properly cognizable by
? the criminal courts.
' :Wo have investigated many alleg.
. d violations of the prohibition law,
but In practically every Instance these
; charges were based upon hearsay tes-
tlmony.nud could not be substantiat-
i cd:Tjy the various witnesses wo ex
, amlned.
! We have examined various county
; offices, Including the county jail nnd
; poor farm. We find tho county Jail
and poof farm in good and sanitary
' condition. The county offices are
Bomewhat crowded but the work in
each of them is handled in a buslness
l'ite manner nnd the public receives
courteous and prompt treatment
v therein.
Respectfully submitted,
S. P. BARNEBURG,
Foreman Grand Jury. '
Announcement,
A public meeting of the Farmers
and Fruitgrowers' league will be held
at the public library at 2:30 p. ru.
Saturday, Feb. 24th, 1917. to hear
a report on Valley Soils, their needs
and treatment as indicated by recent
analyses at the laboratories of Ore
gon Agricultural college.
Professor Reimer will deliver the
address.
FARMERS' AND FRUITGROWERS
LEAGUE, byl W. A. Suinner,
287' Pres.
ORDINANCE XO. 871.
AX ORDINANCE regulating the use
and sale of water In tne city oi
Medford, Oregon, nnd preserving
rates for the use thereof, and re
pealing all Ordinances and parts of
ni'iiinnnces In conflict herewith.
THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH OR
DAIN AS FOL1-OWS:
Section 1. The following rates are
hereby fixed and specified as the
minimum monthly rates to be charg
ed to consumers of water in the City
of Medford. Oregon, for the use there
of from and after the 1st day ot
March. 1917.
Public Garages, including
water to wash vehicles
$2.50 to $15.00
Office Buildings nnd Blocks:
Each room above ground
floor
Water closet l toilet, urinal
and bowl)
Each additional toilet
lEach additional urinal
Building purposes:
For each 1,000 iiricR inui.
Including water for mortar
For wetting each barrel of
lime for other purposes
than laying brick
For laying cement sidewalk,
per square foot
For laying concrete paving
base, per squard yard
For laying curb, per 100 lin
eal feet '.
Concrete work, per cubic
! foot -
Churchos: '
Base rate
Barber SIiopb:
1 Barber chair
Kach additional chair
Kach toilet
Bath tubs, each
'Each urinal -
Restaurants. Boarding Houses,
ter and Lunch Counters and Sim
liar Establishments:
Base rate $2.50 to 10.00
Each toilot..... .50
Each urinal....
Public Schools:
Base rate 10.00
Dwellings:
Each lot 50x150 feet or less
with six-room house or
less, with or without bath,
toilet and sink.: 1.D0
'Above six rooms, to 9 rooms 1.7ii
9 rooms to 12 rooms 2.00
'Above 12 rooms..,., 2.50
Each additional front foot
(season rate)...f.l 06
Apartment Houses or Flats:
AVith two apartments and
lawn 2.50
Apartment houses having 4
apartments or flats 3.00
IKach additional apartment
or fiat of not over 3 rooms
each .-
Abovo with apartments of
more than 3 rooms
Photo Galleries: ,
Base rate
Hotels:
Each bedroom for guest..:.' '
Bath room for. general use
Water closet (toilet, urinal,
lavatory)
Each additional closet (toi
let, urinal, lavatory)
Boarding Houses and Lodging
Houses:
Each bed room for guest....
First bath tub for general
use :
(Each additional bath tub for
general use
Water closet for general
uso ; ..
Each additional water closet
for general use
Urinals
Baths and toilets in private
suites, each
Colleges, Academies, Boarding
Schools and All Similar Instltu
tions Where Scholars Board an
1-odgc:
Base rate $2.50 to 10.0
Fixtures, same rate as Ho
. tels.
Medical and Business Colleges, PrI
.vote bchools and Kindergarten
iWhcic Scholars Neither Boar J
nor Lodge:
According to number of
scholars $1.00 to lO.O
Moving Picture Shows. Theatre
Public HallB and Buildings
less,
less.
per
per
5.00
1.50
10.00
15.(0
20.00
15.00
City
Per thousand gallons
Soda Fountains:
Buso rate $1.50 to
Where candy kitchens are
attached, extra ..j.
Traveling Shows:
2-ring show or less, per
day
3- rlng show or
day
4- rlng show or
Uay
Iu everv case an additional
fee of $3.00 per day for
city attendant will be
charged.
Libraries:
Si! mo rate as public halls,
Commercial Greenhouses:
With .dwelling of 6 rooms
included. $2.50 to
Federal, State, County and
Buildings:
Same rale as office build
ings and blocks.
Bukeries:
Base rate $1.50 to 10.00
Blacksmith Shops:
Bnse rate 1 00
All fixtures same as stores.
Gravel Washers:
Base rate $5.00 to 15.00
Offices:
And all like places on
ground floor of buildings,
All fixtures snme rate as
stores.
Each occupant exceeding
six, adltlonal
Stores:
Grocery, dry goods, shoe
. and similar stores not
otherwiso provided for
elBweherc.
fBaso rate with ordlnnry
ubo of water
Water closet
Each Additional water
closet
Urinal
or Settling Ditches and Fills
Per cubic yard sottlcd
earn Boilers for Power Purposes
Up to 30 II. P., per II. P. :i
Above 30 H. P.. per 11. P. .20
eating Plants Iu Ail Bulldlntts Ex
cept Dwellings:
Steam or hot water $1.00
to J. go
Natatoiiums, $10.00 to 25.00
ontinuous Flow Fixtures Not X
mitted Unless Metered.
Slop or Swill hoppers,
I.uundrlcs:
Base rate $3.00 to 15.00
blioaer Baths:
Lame as bath tubs.
Each automobile ' washed
at private residence in
excess of one
Ice manufacturing plants.
mln 20. On
Canneries, mln
Manufacturies:
Saw mills, box factories,
shingle mills, cement
pipe factories, Bprny
plants, etc., mln
Section 2. Wherever In the fnreen
lng rates a base rate is fixed which
varies between a minimum nnd mnvi
cets shall be kept ppru by consumers! which case no rents or charges shall
.50
2.50
.50
.10
.50
COMB SAGE TEA
Darkens Beautifully and Restore!
Its Natural color and
Lustre at Once.
Common pardon sape brewed Into a
heavy ten, with sulphur and alcohol
ndiU'Il, will turn ffray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxiiri
ut. Miring the Sajze 'lea and Sulphur
TPclne at home, though, is troublesome.
Ail easier way is to get the ready-to-use
preparation improved by the addition 01
other itijitvdiVnU, costing about 50 cent
a larpc Itottle, at dru; stores, known as
'Vtvi'th's !Sare and Sulphur Compound,"
(.thus avoiding a lot of muss.
u Mie gray, iana nnir is not siniui, we
1 desire to retain our youttitui appear
ance and aurartivrnnss. cv darKening
your hair with Wyeth s bage and Sulphur
Compound, no one can tell, because it
docs it so naturally, so evenly. Yon
iuttt dampen a ppohjh' or Mft brush with
it and draw this through your hair,
taking one unall strand at a time; by
morn me all irrav hairs have disappeared.
After another application or two your
Lair become beautifully dark, glossy,
soft and luxuriant and you appear years
Tounger. Wyeth's Sagf and Sulphur
ComiHiund is a drhchtful toilet requisite.
It U not intmdrd for tint cure, mitigation
or prevention of diesasa.
4
Base rate $1.00 to 5.0
All fixtures same rate as
hotels.
Above rale applies where
water Is used at all, for
any purpose whether con
nections aro in building
or not.
Hospitals and Asylums:
Same rate as hotuls.
Billiard Rooms, Bowling Alleys, 111
cycle llacKs, Shooting Galleries,
ana ull Like Places:
Base rate $1.50 to 5.00
All fixtures same, rate
hotels.
Livery and Feed Stables:
liase rate, $5.00 to 15.00
fixtures samo as stores
Railroads:
.10
1.50
.01
2.50
5.00
.00
to allow steam to escape from water
heaters.
Section 0. Consumers shall keep all
pipes and faucets on their respective
premises In repair at their own ex
pense, and will be he'.d liable for any
leakage and ull damage which may
restilt from thefr failure to do so.
Section 10. Water will not be fur
nished, except through meter, to any
premises where there are defective
or leaking pipes, faucets, closets or
other fixtures or where there ai-e water
closets or urinals, without self-closing
valves, and when there are defective
defects are discovered the water shall
be turned off by tlie Cltv until re
pairs nre made. All tanks are
quired to have welf-ncMoa float valves.
Section li. No water shall be fur
nished for Irrigation other than lawns
nnd kitchen gardens excent through
meter, nnd all water furnished for Irri
gation shall be subject to regulation
ns to time of use by tho Water Super
intendent.
Section 12. Water must not be al
lowed to run to waste throurh any
faucet or fixture to nrevent freezing,
or keut running auv time longer than
is actually required. excut where
meter Is used. No soi-inkllng of gar
den, lnwn, or parking strip, that Inter
feres with street traffic of any kind
shall he permitted: no nozzle used in
surlnkling shall be larger than V
in. In diameter: such sprinkling shnl
be confined to what is ac:imllv needed,
and no running to waste shall be per
mitted on sidewalks, street or gutter.
When any such waste is discovered
tho water will ho shut off from the
premises
The service pine within and witnnu
tho premises nnd throughout its entli-e
length to the tap in the main must be
kept in repair and kept from freezing
at the expense of toe consumer. 1 lie
consumer will bo held resnonsihle f
all damage resulting from breaks. X
reduction will bo made in charges Tor
water, for want of supply caused by
tho stoppnge of service pipes by frees
iuff or any other cause. Anv person or
persons violating the provisions or tins
section shall, on conviction thereof
before the Citv l!ourt. he fined not less
than Two ($200) dollars nor more
than Ten ($10.00) .dollars.
Section 13. On the failure of nuy
consumer to comply with the rules and
regulations hereby established as a
condition to tho uso of City water, or
to nay the rates hereby established, on
or before fifteen (15) days after the
same become duo, the water supply to
any such consumer may be shut off
by said City without notice until such
time as payment is made of tho amount
due, together Willi the sum or one
$1.00) dollar additional ns penalty ror
tho expense of turning the same otf.
All wator furnished on any premises
in said city shall be taken nnd held to
be furnished nt the request of tho oc
cupant of said premises, and no wnter
shall bo furnished upon any premises
agnlnst the objection or protest ol the
occupant thereof, which notice snail be
made in writing to the wnter superm
bo made for said water so tised. And
any person found violating this Section
shall be fined, upou conviction before
the city court In u sum of not less than
Twenty-five ($26.00) Dollars, nor more
than One Hundred (flUO.uol Dollars.
Section 1:3. In all cases within the
City of Medford of lots in excess ot
fifty (50) feet trontuxc, provided the
same lias not agreuter depth than one
hundred fitly (150) Vct, and the suiua.
used and supplied with water at the
base rate as provided in Section 1
hereof, an extra charge of six (tic)
shall be mnde for earn additional front
loot, for the Irrigating season In each
and every year and shai: be paid to the
city treasurer between June 1 and
June 15th of each and every year.
Section 24. The City reserves the
right to establish such sprinkling hours
the water committee may 11 nil
necessary.
Ordinances Nos. 344, Ui;9, 77-1, 7S5, 8U'J,
814. Mti, S24, Ki2 and 845, and all other
Ordinances or parts oi Ordinances iu
conflict herewith are hereby repealed
Section 25. Inasmuch as tho refund
ing of the special assessment bonds
of said City of Medlord nnd re-organi
zntlon of itsTinnnces Is of the utmost
importance to the general wel'are of
said city and Its Inhabitants and direct
ly involves tho credit of said city, and
the peace, health nnd safety ri said
city, an emergency Is hereby declined
to exist and thlB ordinance shall be m
full force and effect immediately rfrer
its passage by the council and uiprovul
by tiie mayor.
The foregoing Ordinance was passed
by the City Council ol the City of Med
pford on the 9th day of KebritiM-:', l.'i
by the following vote:
Knimens, absent: Caddis, aye'
Keene, "aye": Curkiu, "aye"; Davis,
"ayo"; llargrave, "aye".
Approved this 10th dav of February
I'll 7. (Signed) C. E. GATKS.
(SIC A I.) Mayor.
Attest: (Signed) K. T. TOSS,
City Hecui-der.
IIKLl WAXTKD JPKSLiLE
WAiNTBD Ceuurul house maid:
small fumily; no washing; good
wages. Tel. 3S1-J. Mrs. F. Corn
ing Kenly. 2S7
WANTED M18CELLAXEOC8
WANTED Vacuum clounlug, the
large machine. I furnish my own
power. Henry Currier. Phone
826-X. 305
WANTED Houses to move.
4S8-M, or 4S8-X.
mum amount, the amount of uald rule tendent. and water shall not bo turned
shall be fixed within tho limits there- on any premises until all charges for
in set ny the Superintendent of the water previously used on sain premises
water department In accordance with
the comparative slzo of the establish
ment using the water and the amount
useti, ueioro the first payment of
such rate. In every such case, how
over, the wntnr user shall have -the
ngnt, at nis option, to pay for the
water usod by him at meter rates, to
aro paid, together with twenty-five
(25c) centB lor turning tno water on
again.
Section 14. No plumber or other
nel son will bo allowed to make connec
tion with the mains or to make any
alternation in any conduit, pipe or
other fixture connecting therewith or
Phone
LOST
LOST Ladles ear drop. Flut'er re
turn same to Heath's Drc: store
and receive reward. 2S6
MONfcV TO IXJAX
TO LOAN $1500 first mortgage. F.
L. Toil Velle. Jacksonville. 2 87
TO LOAN Money loaned on furni
ture, live Block, Implements, etc.
Transactions private, possession
retained. Write Union Loan
Agency, 217 3. High street, Salem,
Oregon. :'.08
VOW. HKN'T HOUBEKKEP1XQ
ROOAIS.
TO LOAN $2000 to loan. It. A.
Holmes, tho lusurunco Man,
FOU KENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 322 So. Central. Tel.
403-11-2. 2S9
TO LOAN $1000 to $8500 on first
class security. Phone 3J-J. .1.
li. Andrews. 2 87
FlllMSHED APARTMENTS.
TO LOAN $1000 to loan on much
property, llox S, Mull Tribune.
FOU KENT Two completely fur
nished apartments for rent, steam
heat, hot and cold water, bath,
kitchenette with gas range. Apply
Hotel Holland.
MONEY TO LOAN Have money to
loan on first mortgages. Quick;
service. E. S. Tumy, 210 Garnett
Coroy hid.
FOU KENT HOUSES
FOR KENT Strictly modern bunga
low, furnished completely; eloe
in. Inquire at 421 South Front or
'Phono U36-L. 2'.i0
FOlt KENT Furnished house to
coupto without children. Would
bouid with renter if ngreoable. W
J. Drumhlll, 4 11 Union St.
FOK KENT Furnished and unfur
nished house. M. A. Under, 123
East Main.
FOU ItUXT I'lItMSIIEl) UOOMS.
be hereafter fixed, by paying the cost to connect pipes when they have been
of a suitable water meter. In he m discontinued by tlie City authorities
proved nnd Instnlled by the city. And without first obtaining a permit from
tne city snail reserve the right in nnv I mo water superimenuem, aim u.i
instance to install meters with mm. person or persons violating this provis-
sinners at Its discretion. " ion shall, on conviction thereof before
The right to pay for water at meter the City Court, be tilled not less tnan
rates instead of tho rates above sped- Five ($5.00) Dollars nor more uiau
fled Is also herobv iriven tn the nm. twentv-five ($25.00) Dollars.
prictors of liotelH on tho onmo m-mc Section 15. The officers of the City
ns above provided. and Btich persons hs may be desig-
Scctlon 3. Kates for water fur- nated by the City Council shall have
nlshed by meter shall be as follows: Tee uccess nt all hours of the day to
Minimum rate ner month shall bn the any and all parts of, all buildings and
same as the minimum flat rate for the promises in which water may be de-
class ns provided In the ordinance for
the nrst 5.UU0 gallons or minor frac
tion thereof; for the next 45.000 nal
Ions or nny fraction thereof fifteen
(15c) cents per thousand gallons; for
livered for tho purpose of Inspecting
the condition or tho pipe and fix
tures and the manner In which the
water is used.
Section 10. After tiie water has
all water used over 60,000 gallons', ton heen shut off, as provided in Section
M let rentK nfr IhmiMnH itillnD IX hereof. H 11 S 10111(1 OG UirilCU Oil u
Where water Is supplied through one any person other than an employee of
meter tn more thim nno 1,11 ,, hn.. tlin citv. duly authorized SO to do, such
or apartment, nr to mnre thnn nnn iiui. person so turning on the water shall,
ness or occupation in such building, on conviction, be nneu not. less inuu
house or apartment, the minimum flat Five ($5.00) Dollars, and not more than
rate for tho class as above provided Fifty ($50.00) Dollars, and such water
ahull i rh!i.-,.,.,i for ,.noh ,.h o..- sininlv shall be shut off from said
rate concern.
Section 4. Any pei-sons allowing
another not connected with the main
to draw water through his faucets will
be charged additional nt schedule rates
Section 6. Service pipes must be
placed so that the supply of each
premises at the main; and, wherever
tho water Is turned on such premises
nirnln or the seal broken upon such
water tap, it shall be prima faclo evi
dence of the use of tho water on such
premises.
Section 17. All consumers oi wau-i
house, family or consumer may be In said city shall cause all lancets aim
o.,tr.,i'.i i. .. i i, firtiit-cH tn be turned off immediately
nlnred ns tn hn ron.lllv siiwselhlu nj unnn the sounding of u fire alarm iu
the City authorities, unless otherwise said city, nnd shall keep the. water so
nntlinrl7oH ii- i-uUt,it In,, ,.t ihn I',....,, ttiriiefl Oil lllllll UH! "ie ii' imi
ell in nnrlic.ular eases. shall havo ceased to use the wnter sup-
c.ii.,., i: a,,.. ,.,.. r.-.. ,. I .,lv tn extlnculsh sticn fire, nnd
porallon, or the agent or any person, tiro department shall Indicate with the
firm or corporation, desiring to use "re alarm after each fire when it nas
city water for any puriwse shali ceased usiiiK said water supply,
make written application therefor to Any persons violating tho provisions
the Water Superintendent, and such of this section shall upon conviii L , ,,
aoo cat on shall be made m the form he nneu nui
SACRIFICE
SALE
Owner of two High-Class
Bungalows must realize
some cash quickly. His loss
is your gain. Property pric
eu so low tliat ouyer can
clear $1000 on each one with
in a rear.
Now is the time to
Medford property.
buy
Fehl Investment Co.
Phone G.J-I-J 37 X. Fir st.
less than Five i$n.i)ui
Dollars nor more than 1 wenty-tive
($25.00) Dollars; such person shall be
confined In the City Jail until such fine
Is paid, one day lor each two (?.uoi
Dollars or Biich line.
Section IS. Water rentals shall be
nnl.l in the filv Treaf.-irer on the first
prescribed by the wator committee
and shall state the purpose or pur-
loses, for which said water Is to he
used, after which the water superin
tendent will determine the rate to be
charged on the basis of tiie foregoing
schedule before the first payment Is
ma
not specified in the original appllca- the period of three monins. providing.
.1 . n.i .u-ii , ,i hnwevnr. that in rase any persons
aud a permit obtained therefor. negms me use oi - "
Failure to comply with the provis- scs where the same has not been pre-
ions of this Section shall lie deemed viously used he shal pay the propor.
a violation thereof, and anv person, tionnte amount iu advance up to the
cneuuie neiore me iirsi payment is i,ulu - , , . i
lade. In the event that any consumer days of Mnrch. June. Seplemhei and
hall desire to use water for a purimse December of eacli year In advance lot
SUMMONS.
In the circuit court of the stato ot
Oregon, for Jackson county.
John Winter plulntlff, vs. uniis
Wooley, Michael Wooley, James Wat-
kins, Duck Wutklns, his wife, Wil
liam aiitchell, Hasan .Mitchell, his
wife, Julia Wooley, Emma Wooley,
Drusilla Drown, America Fitzgerald,
K. I. Matthews, Mury DaHack, itu
chel Mayhain, liroen MutthewB, Grant
Matthews, Lizzie Deary, Ernest Dn
Hack, and Everett Dnllack,' unknown
heirs of Jnsper Hamilton, deceased,
unknown heirs of Michael Wooley de
ceased, and also ull other persons
or parties unknown clnlmlue any
right, title, estate, lien or Interest in
tho real estate described in the com
plaint herein, also unknown heirs of
John wooley, deceased, defendants.
To tho above named defendants.
Michael Wooley, Julia Wooley, Emma
Wooley, Drusilla llrown, America
Fitzgerald, K. I. Matthews, and Liz
zie (Icary. unknown heirs of Michael
Wooley, deceased unknown heirs of
Jasper Hllmton. deceased, unknown
heirs of John Wooley, decenscd, and
also all other persons or parties un
known claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or interest in the real
ostate described In the complaint
herein:
In tho name of tho Stato of Ore
gon: You nro horeby summoned and
ruquired to apepar in the above en
titled court and cause and answer
the complaint of tho plaintiff on file
therein against you within six week's
from the date of tho first publication
of this summons, cutd period of six
weeks being the time prescribed by
the order for servlco of this summons
by publication of the Honorable F. M
Calkins, judge of tho above named
court within which you shall so ap
pear and answer or he adjudged to
bo In default herein; which order
bears dato Janunry 17th, 1917.
And you nro further notified that
if you fall to so appear and answer
said complaint within the time afore
said, tho plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded In said
complaint, a succinct statement of
which Is ns follows, to wit:
For a decree of the court:
1. That tho defendants and each
of them be required to . set forth
herein the nnture of their claims to
the following described premises
Lots numbered five (5) unci si
(0) of Section fourteen (14); th
northwest quarter; the south half of
tho northeast quarter, northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter
Section twenty-three (2.1) and th
southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of Section twenty-six (20
all in Township thlrly-fivo (3D
south, Kange one (1) west of til
Willamette Meridian, In Jackso
county, Oregon.
And that ull adverse claims of sat
defendants and each thereof to said
premises or nny part thereof may be
determined by the decrco cf said
court.
2. That by said decrco It lie de
creed nnd adjudged that none of saltl
defendants have any estate, or Inter
est what ever In or to said land and
premises or any portion thereof, and
that tho title of plaintiff thereto is
good and valid.
3. That said defendants and each
thereof ho forever enjoined nnd de
barred from asserting any claim
whatever in or to said land and prem
ises or any part thereof adverse to
(lie plaintiff, and for such other re
lief as (his court may deem meet and
Just. ' POUTER .1. NEFF,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
FOlt KENT Furnished Bleeping
rooms, with bath. 245 N. Orape
t. 2!) 9
FOU SAI,E UEAIj ESTATE
FOK SALE 5-acre tract ot
land; irrigated. Price $500.
dress llox 2S, 11. K. I). No. 3,
ford.
BUSINESS DIUKCTOKY
Accountant.
E. M. WILSON Certified Public
Accountant, room 411 M. F. & If.
llldg., Medford, Oregon.
Anto Supplies
LAT1ER AUTO SPUING CO. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and hest equipped plant tn the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when others fall. Sold under guar
antee. 2D North Fifteenth St
Portland, Ore.
Attorneys
fruit
Ad
Med
2S
FOK SALE I am offering my $2500
timber claim for $1200, consisting
of ItiO acres, located on the rail
road half way between Eugle Point
and Hullo Fulls. Anyone wishing
to go Into the wood business would
do well to Investigate. For further
Information address J. E. Stepp,
5018 72 St., Portland, Oro. 290
OR SALE Chenp. Four houses
and nine lots. Three six and one
threc-rocm house. Near new mill
Will sell one or all. Easy terms.
Jasper Olllaspy, 44 Tark Place,
Phone 919-X. ' 894
GEOKGE A. CODD1NO Lawyer,
lloom 412, Garnott-Coroy Itldg.,
Medford, Ore.
GEO." w! CIIEUIIY Attorney and
Notnry, Uooms 9-10, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Ore.
POUTER J. NEFF Attorney nt law,
rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
FOK SALE LIVESTOCK.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected Borne accounts 14 years
old. We know how to got Uie
money. The Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3. Haa
klns' Bldg., 210 E. Main St.
OR SALE Pulr good 1200 pound
mares fur sale, with harness nnd
wagon; good spray team. 510 li
Mtiln st. Phono 487-L. 287
FOR SALE OK TRADE Jacks and
Jenny urros. Suitable for chil
dren o work. . Cor. Nlantio and
Liberty, N. Medford. 2 89
DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan
iels Clothing Store In rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone
92-Y.
FOR SALE rOCLTUT
FOR SALE S. C. Huff Jrfghorn eggs
for hatching. All single awardB
won at 1917 show. 196-259-egg
etruln. Ouo fine cockerel, phono
R-13-M. 280
FOR SALE S. C. Rhode Uland Red
cockerels, pullets nod eggs for
hatching. Ernest Webb, Ceutral
Point. Phone 247. 312
FOR 8AL.E1 MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Second hand Car In good
running ordur. Price $8.00. 541
W. Second Bt. 2 8
FOR SALE 250 sniudgo pots, ?, gal
Ion, hi first class order; used once
'Price each 25 cents. Frank Ab
bott, Eagle Point. 290
FOR SALE 1910 Ford; 1911 Jack
son deliver, Mctz (iaragei 29 So,
Grape. -9
FOR SALE Oats.
Swedish Select.
Shadcland nnd
Phono 500-R:
2S!t
FOR SALE Second and third eio
alfalfa for hay. A. E. llanloy, Med
ford. 2 4
FOlt SALE Alfalfa seed, 17 '4c pr
Hi. M. F. llanley, Medford. 29
TOR SALE
puller. A.
-No. 1 Fnllltlo.:! Mum
Musty, Central Point.
firm or corporation, or the agent of next quarterly pa meui i
any person, firm or corporation, con- Section 19. All the foregoing rules
victed of such violation shall be pun- and regulations must be strictly com-
. . . - . . n.i .ni, i m-nri- nHtnnec and water
caai -!! win., mini be nil I for V ail persons aiem.i
l$50.UO) dollarB, and in default of the InK to rates herein provided and tlu
payment of such fine shall ho Im
prisoned in the City Jail one day for
each Two t$2.00) DollaiK of such fine
remaining unpaid.
Section 7. Any person desiring to
discontinue the use of City water for
any purpose must give notice In w-rit-ing
to the Water Superintendent oi
such intention before any reduction
will lie made in the rent.
Section 8. The water may at any
time lie shut off from the mains with
out notice for repairs or other neces
sary purposes, and the City shall not
be reajKinsihle for any damage In oou
sefliiwncc to tanks, hollers of other
property. While water Is shut off
from the mains, the hut wutur fuu-
rlght Is reserved by the city to amend
or add to those rules am: rates and
regulations nt any time without notice
In the consumer.
Section 20. Any lwraon using water
Willi open hose shall l.e lined riv
If. nln flnlhirs.
Seellim L'l. Kuril v a(er tup Khali
r.,t Six and 2r.-!'iO i $11.25) Dollars,
including meter box Inside curb.
Section 22. Whenever heretofore, or
hereafter, anv person having connec
i ii.ii with the' said C:iy s water mains.
who shall maintain on his premises a
nrlvate system for tire inotectlon, shall
not use the same, nor permit water lo.
be taken therefrom for any tinier pur
pose save the cmeiBcucy of fire, Iu
CLASSIFIED ADVICRTISLNG
HATES.
One cent per word pep
Issue; C times for the price of
5.
Fifty cents s line liy the
month, without change.
Five words to tho lino.
WANTED SITCt TIONS
WAiVTKD Work by young lady, ho
tel work preferred. Call Airs. Ilitch
ings nt Nash hotel. 210
WANTED Employment by reliable
young woman. Regular hours
Phone S2U-X. MJ'
""" help wA.vrrrn walk
WANTED -Married man, experienced
in orchard work, pruning and plow
ing. Hoime supplied. Pbon'1
'Schuciiard, 0U-1U. 2s(i
FOR SALE 3 Vi-lnch Mitchell wano
and box In good condition. Ill
W. Knight.
i'"OR SALE One 10-gallon power Ice
evreain freozer with motor and
pullles, 2 five gallon cabinets,
Ice cream cans, wire tables and
chairs, first class condition. 1'. O.
Box 208, Central Point, Oro. 30
FOR SALE Manure. Havo your lo
plowed. Phono 4 73-Y. 30
FOR SALE
meal time.
Hay. Call evening or
C. W. Isaacs.
FOR SALE A Howard Brothers
Squaro Grand piano, in good con
dition. Moving and must sell
Sixty dollars cash takes It. Joe
O'Brien, 319 S Ging Btrect. tf
FOR SALE Ilydraullo placer mln
fully equipped; good plpto
ground. Address J. C. II., care
Mail Tribune. 2 9
FOR SALE Seed, airalfa, rod clover
sfcect clover, timothy and other
grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write
for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden
Central Potnt, Ore.
FOR EXCHANGE
TO TRADE A 400-acre dairy far
with 150 acres plow land; mod
barn and' complete retail dul
equipment; located two blor
from paved street of Tenlno, W
and doing the retail dairy buslnei
of the town. Pnrt of this could be
plaited and soid as city pro-rt
Will consider trade for fruit fin
What havo you lo otfer? Addri'
A. D. Cumpbcll, Tcnlna, Wn
B. REAMES Ijawyer.
Corey bids.
Garnett
Collections
Dentists
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO"
DR. C. 0. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Garnett Corey Bldg., Suite 810
Medford, Ore. Phone 856.
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and
eontraotor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg.
Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain
age, orchard and land Improvement.
Gorcago
GARBAGE Gut your promises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the olty garbage wagons fo
good Bervlce. Phone , 874-L. Jr.
Y. Allen.
Instruction In Music
FRED ALTON H A IQ HT Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Haight Music
Studio, 401 Qarnett-Corey Bldg.,
Phono 72-
hurarnnce
EAKL S. TUSIY Genornl Insurance
office. Fire, Automobile, Accident;
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panics, good local service. No. 210
Oarnott-Corey Bldg.
Physicians and Surgoons
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician. 303 Garuett-Corey build
ing. Phono 130. ,
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist nnd Aurliit for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. V. ft 11. Co.
bldg., opposito P. O. Phone 667.
Printers nnd Publishers
MEDFORD l'KINTINO CO., has the
best equipped printing office tu
Southern Oregon; Boole binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 43 North Front St. Phone
316. Prices right. Service guaranteed.
WHY?
$1650
Best buy for money on our list.
6-room modern house on one of best
streets In town. House could not be
built for loss than two thousand dol
lars; on paved street; sixty-five feet;
East front; good shape. Will cell
furniture with bouse at half price.
Terms on part.
See me now.
J. C. BARNES
103 Wsst Wain Hti. J