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TO CRATER LAKE
(T JUNE
How would you like to ride in com
fort, wrapped, perhaps, in warm
furs, over a solid bed of deep snow,
to the rim of Crater lake, ns early
as June 1 every year hereafter, in
luxurious sleighs, bells n'jingling, the
sleighs drawn by a giant caterpillar
tractor from the beginning of the
"snow lincf"
i And while there enjoy skims;,
tobognnning, nud other winter
sports ?
Next year you may do so, if the
plnns of Alfred L. Parkhurst, presi
dent and general manager of the
Crater Lake company, arc realized.
As the Califomia tourist season
opens Juno 1, or earlier, Manager
'ijUirkhurst expects that many tourists
from California, nnd others from the
cast nnd north will he eager to see
the wonders of Crater Lake ns early
ns possible and while yet in its win
ter surroundings, and that scores of
these, traveling in their own nulomo
biles, will reach the snow line by June
1, and from there embark in the large
caterpillar drawn sleights.
The Crater Lake company will op
crate the enterpillnr tractor and
sleighs and provide the program of
winter sports.
Portland Livestock.
PORTLAND, July 14.
stoady; receipts, 154.
Cattlo, steady; receipts, 97.
Sheep, steady; rccoipts, 4.
Hogs,
Port bind Grain.
PORTLAND, July 14 Wheat, no
( quotations. Today's car ' receipts:
'Wheat, 1; oats, 1.
Portland Butter.
PORTLAND, July 14.
flrm. r
Butter,
Chicago 'Wheat.
CHICAGO, July 14. Wheat:
Open. Close.
July $2.04 $2.04
September 1.95 1.95.V4
'. New York Oopier.
NEW YORK, July 14. The copper
market has continued vory quiet dur
ing the past week with smaller deal
ers showing a disposition to lower
prices. Spot and nearby deliveries of
electrolytic were reported nominal to
day while quotations for August and
later were practically nominal at from
$26.50 to $30. Iron was unchanged
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
r , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook of Galls
Creek visited at the homo of W. Wll
klnson and family Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Day, accompanied by
her mother and Mr. and Mrs. W. I'
Blackert motored to Medford Thurs
day evening.
Cherry picking is at Its height in
this neighborhood.
Airs. S. A. Dusenborry of Sardine
Creek, visited at the home of hor
mother, Mrs. E. M. IVowton In Gold
Hill Thursday.
The Ladles Aid had a delightful
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of tho president, Mrs. E. T.
Simmons. After tho business meet
Ing sherbot and cako wore servod by
tho hostess.
M. M. Edmunds of Galls Crock was
attending to business matters in Gold
-Mill Friday.
'f J. West and J. Blarklngton arc
arrahfc'ng to go up Into tho Slsklyous
Sunday.,
Mrs. TVnn Smith left Wodnesday
a'ernoon for Ashland.
Rev. R. A. Hutchinson left Friday
morning for Ashland to bo gone sev
nral days at Chautauqua, as tho local
church Is to bo closed all day Sunday
July 15. Several of tho church folks
are planning to spend the day at Ash
land.
J. W. Herron was transacting bust
ncss in Gold Hill Friday.
Joe Dusenhery of Sardine Creek
sawmill was attending to business
matters In Gold Hill Friday.
W. W. Eddlngton of Sams Valley
was in Gold Hill Thursday on bus!
noss matters.
Mrs. G. Dayton of Galls Crock was
shopping In Cold Hill Wednesday.
Charles Champlln of Foots Creek
was a business visitor in Gold Hill
Friday.
Misses Allre and Claire Hawloy of
Central Point, accompanied by Mrs
Gowan of Medford and a friend, mo
torcd to Gold Hill to spent Sunday
afternoon at the home o fthelr friends
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merrltt, In this
city.
Mis Nora Xowton returned to her
home In this city Tuesday evening
after spending a (ew days at the home
of her friend, Mrs. L. O. 'Walker at
Oagle Point an droturnlng by way of
Medford. She spent one day with Mr.
and Mrs. lleuselman, who motored to
Gold 11111 to bring her home.
Howard Wharton returned Tuosday
evening to his homo in this city.
Mrs. B. E. Adams transacted busi
ness In Gold 11111 Wednesday.
H. Colin and assistant, who bavo
been buying junk in this vicinity, left
Friday, having loaded a car with 27
tons scrap iron. They wont from
Gold Hull to Rogue Mivor, whore they
have bought 15 tons.
COURT HOUSE REPORT
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sta.
I Marriage T.iccnses.
It. E. Rico and Ella Schultz.
Circuit Court.
City of Ashland vs. E. B. Shaw
Transcript from Ashland Justice
Court.
Oliver Harbough et ux vs. R. H
Bradshaw, et al. Affidavit for service
of summons by publication. Order
for same.
Prohato.
John W Wells Estate. Oath of of
flee of administrator.
Robert E. L. Burch Estate. Peti
tion for further time.
Chester Lawrcnco Stokes (minor)
guardianship. , 'Admitted to probate.
Bernard Motor Company. Supple
mental articles of Incorporation.
Real Kstnto Trnnsfers.
Wm. S. Crowell to J. C. Hayes, ,
lots 13 and 14, block 4,
Laurelhurst addition, Med
ford 10
F. G. McWllliams et ux to Har
ry S. Smith, land In T. 39-1
east
10
Elmer 'Higlnbotham to Xettlo
iB. LYorrls, undivided one
third in mining property in
T. 37-3 west, and 36-3 west
H. Daley to Elmer Higln
botham, mining claim in T.
37-3 west, and 36-3 west ....
111
Big Bend Milling Co. to Jack
son County, a strip of land
60 feet wide across land in
Sec. 19 and 17, T. 33-3 east
Clarence C. Pierce ot al to
Jackson County, a strip ot
land 60 feet wide across land
in Sec. 10, T. 34-1 west
John Griovo et uxtto Jackson
County, a strip ot land 60
feet wide across land in T.
33-1 oast
R. R. Vincent et ux to Jackson
County, a strip of land GO
feet wide across land in T.
33-1 east ; '
Liberty Bonds Again Decline.
NEW YORK, July 14. Selling of
liberty bonds on tho oxchango today
brought their price down to a new
low record. Lots of $200, $300, and
$400 sold at 99 25-50ths, or a depre
ciation of a $100 bond of fifty cents
LEGAL NOTICE.
TO TUB COUNTY COURT OF THIS
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON:
We, the undersigned, fifty and more
owners of land susceptible of irriga
tion, lying within the boundaries of
the proposed Irrigation District hero.
Inafter described, desiring to provide
for the construction of works for the
irrigation of tho samo, or for the re
construction, hettormont, extension
purchase, operation or maintenance
of works already constructed, or for
the assumption as principal or guar
antor of Indebtedness on account of
District Lands to the United States
under tile Federal Reclamation Laws,
hereby propose the organization of an
Irrigation District under tho provis
ions of Chapter 357 of tho General
Laws of Oregon ndopted by the Twen
ty ninth Regular Session of the Logls
latlvo Assembly, approved by the Gov
ernor of tho Slato of Oregon and filed
In l)io Office of the Secretary of State
rcbruary 21st. 1917, and accordingly
we have signed nnd do hereby present
to the County Court of the State of
Oregon for tho County of- Jackson
within which county nil ot said lands
lie. our petition therefor.
The boundaries of said proposed ir
rigation District arc hereby set forth
anil particularly described as follows
Itcglnning at the section corner
common to sections twenty-seven (27)
twenty-eight (2S). thirty-three (33)
and thirty-four (34), In township thir
ty-six (.lb), south, range ono (1) west,
Willamette Meridian, in Jackson Conn
ty. Oregon: thence south one and one
fourth (14) miles: thence west one-
fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence south one (1)
mile, more or less, to the Intersection
with the north lino of Donation Land
Claim number sixty-six (661, in town
ship thirty-seven (3,), range one (1
west, Willamette Meridian, produced
eastward: thenco west, three hundred
forty-seven and four-tenths (317.4)
foet to the northeast, corner of said
Donation Land Claim No. 66: thence
south thirty-two and thirty-three nun
rtrodlhs (32.33) chains; thence south
thirty-six degrees and forty-five mln
utes west (36d 45m) V. two hundred
and forty-nine and three-tenths (249.31
feet; thenco east one hundred fifty
(luOl feet; thence south three hun
dred forty-six and five-tenths (31651
feet to the northwest corner of Lot
in Section 9, Township Thirty-seven
(37) south, range one (1) west, Will
amette Meridian; thence east twenty-
five and sixty-seven hundredths
(25.67) chains to the northeast corner
of the southeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section 9, lownslil
thirty-seven (37), range one (1) west
Willamette Jlcriuiaa; thence east one
fourth (V4) mile; thenco south throo
fourths (-TO mile; thenco west ono
fourth (Vi) mile: thenco south three
fourths () mile: thenco oast one
fourth (Vi) mile: thence south three-
fourths () mile; thence west one-
fourth (Vi) mile: thenco south three-
fourths () mile: thenco east one-
half (t) mile; thence south ten hun
dred twenty and. six-tenths (lO.'O.tl)
feet: thenco west nine and four-tenths
(9.4) chains; thenco south fiftyulgbt
(58) chains; thence east ten nnil
eighty-five hundredths (in. 85) chains
to the quarter section line running
north and south through center of
section thlrtv-fonr (34) In township
thirty-seven (37) south, range one (1)
west. Willamette Meridian: thence
south twenty-eight (28) chains to the
P'ith one-fourth ( Vi ) section corner
of section thirty-four (34) townshln
thirty-seven (37) south, range one (1)
west, Willamette Meridian: thence
weBt one hundred twenty (120) feet
to tho west lino of Donation Land
Claim No. eighty-five (85), In town
ship thlrty-eieht (38) south, ranee one
(1) west. Willamette Meridian; thence
south thlrty-nino (39) chains to the
southwest corner of said Donation
'.and Claim No. elghtv-flvo (85);
thenco east one hundred twenty (120)
feet; thence south one (t) chain to
the center of section throe (3) In
township thirty-eight (3SI south
ance ono (1) west, Willamette Mend
lan: thence south two (2) miles tj the
center of soctlon fifteen (15) In town
ship thirty-eight 138) south, range
one (1) west. Wilamotte Meridian:
thenco west onc-clghth (V4) mile to
the main Irrigation ditch of tho Rogue
River Valley Canal Comnanv known
as the Phoenix Mill Ditch which irri
gation ditch runs from Bear Creek In
a northwesterly direction through the
town of Phoenix nnd beyond: thence
alonir the Phoenix Mill Ditch lo the
southwest corner of tho southeast one
fourth (Vi) of tho northwest one
fourth (Vi) of section eight (8). town
ship thirty-eight (38) south, range
one (1) west. Willamette Meridian
thence west ono and one-fourth (114)
miles to the one-fourth ( Vi ) corner
on the west line of section seven (7),
township thirty-eight (38) south
range ono (1) west. W. M.; thence
north seven-eights () milo (o the
Jacksonville-Phoenix Road: thence
along said road In a northwesterly ill
rcctlon to the west line of section
one (1), township thirty-eight (38)
south, range two (2) west, W. M.;
thence north one-fourth ( Vi ) milo
more or less, to the northwest corner
of the southwest quarter of tho north
west quarter of section one (1), town
ship thirty-eight (38) south, range two
(2) west, W. M.; thence west one
and ono half (1V4) miles; thence north
one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thenco west
one-Mirth ( Vi ) mile; thenco north
one-eighth () mile; thenco west
one-fourth ( V ) mile: thence north
one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence west
one-half ( V ) mile; thence north one-
hnlf ( Vi ) mile to the center of sec
tion thirty-three (33), township thirty
seven (37) south, range two (2) west,
W. M.; thence west one-half V4)
mile: thenco north one-fourth (VI)
mile; thence west one-fourth (Vi)
milo: thenco north one-half (Mi) mile;
thenco west, one-fourth ( Vi ) mile;
thence north otic-fourth ( Vi ' mile
to tho center of section twenty-nine
(29), in township thirty-seven (37)
south, range two (2) west, W. M.;
thenco west, one-fourth ( Vi ) mile:
thenco north one (1) mile; th'Mice
cast one-fourth (VI) mile to the-con
ler of section twenty (20), in town
ship thirty-seven (37) south, range
two (2) west. W. M.; thence north
one-fourth ( Vi ) mile; thence enst one
fourth (Vi) mile; thence north three
(3) chains; thence east one-fourth
( Vi ) mile; thence north ono and one-
fourth OVtl miles to the northeast
corner of section seventeen (17), In
township thirty-seven (37) south, range
two (2) west, W. M.; thence west one-
fourth (Vi) mile; thenco north one
(1) mile; thence west one-fourth ( vi )
mile; thence north one-half (V4) mile
to the center of section five (5) In
township thirty-seven (37) south
range two (2) west. W. M.; thence
southeasterly along the soulherly side
of tho main Irrigation canal of the
Rogue River Valley Canal company ex
lending thru sections five (51 and tour
(4) of said township and range, which
canal is known as the Hopkins Canal
Extension, to the southeast corner of
Ixt seven (7). section four Ml, town
ship thirty-seven (37) south, range
two (2) west, W. M.; thence In
southeasterly direction along the Hop
kins Canal Extension through sections
nine (9), sixteen (16), fifteen (151
fourteen (14), to a point, due south of
tho quarter corner between sections
thirteen (13) anil fourteen (14), town
ship thirty-seven (37) south, ringc
two (2) west, W. M., and distant
therefrom twenty-three hundred feet
(2300), more or less; thence south on
line between said sections thirteen
(13) nnd fourteen (141, twenty-one
hundred (2100) feel, more or lens, to
tho county road running east and west
through the north half of section
twenty-four (24), of said townshlo and
range; thence east one-fourth ( Vi )
mile; thence south twenty-seven hun
dred (2700) feet, more or less, to til
city limits of the city of .Medt'nrd
Oregon: thence on the northwesterly-
em! north boundaries of the city o!
Meilford, Oregon, to Hear Creek at. a
IMiint approximately sixteen hundred
(16(1(11 feet soulh of the section c.nne
common - to sections thirteen, 131
eighteen (1X1, nineteen (191, nnd
twenty-four (211, in township thirty
seven (37) south, ranged one (1) anil
two (21, west, W. M.; thence north
and enst along the south and east
sides of the main canal ot the Rogue
Rlvor Valley Canal Company known
as the Hopkins Canal through sections
nineteen (19i, eighteen (11, seven
(7), eight (8), five (5). four (1), to
the quarter corner on the north line
of section four (4), township thirty
seven (37) south, range one II) west
W. M ; thence northeasterly along
tho south and east sides of the Hop
kins Canal through section thirty
three 1 33 1, township thirty-six (,!'.
soulh, range one (1) west, W. M to
the north line thereof; thence east
nine hundred (9"0I fet more or less,
to the point, of beginning.
Excepting and excluding from tin
above hounded land, all land lying
within the exterior limits of the City
of Medford. an Incorporated city In
Jackson County, Oregon, as the non-
graphical limits and boundaries of
said city are described and spectlieal
ly set forth In the present Charter of
the snld City of Medford.
And further excepting nnd exclud
lug from the above bounded latnl, all
land lying within the exterior limit
of tho City of Jacksonville, nn Incor
porated city In Jackson County, Ore
gon, as the geographical limits and
boundaries of said city arc described
and specifically set forth In tho pres
ent Charter ot said City ot Jackson
ville. And further excepting and exclud
ing from the above bounded laud, nil
mil lying within the exterior limits
of the Town of Phoenix, an Incorpo
rated town in Jackson Count v. Ore
con, as tho ceociaphlcal limits and
boundaries of said town are described
nnd spoclflcollv set forth In the pres
ent Charter of said Town of Phoenlv.
And further executing and evcltul
Ing from the above bounded land, nil
land Ivlng within the evterlor limits
of El Mar Addition. Medford. Orocon
a olatted subdivision ndtneent lo the
said Cltv of Medford, chiefly vnlnnl
tor residence purposes, as sat.1 Fl
Mar Addition Is bounded and de
scribed nn the official plat thereof, re
corded In the Offlco of tho County
Herorder of JncWson Conntv, Oregon.
In Volume 3 of Plat Records, nt page
Z1.
And further excepting and evctinl
log from the above hounded Innd.i. nil
land lying within the exterior limits
or Enst Holcllts Addition. Medford
"retron, n nla'ted subdivision adlacent
to tlm said City of Medford. chiefly
vsti.TiMe fnr residence nurnnses, ns
said Fnsi- rreiirhts Addition Is hound
ed and closer"""! on the official nlat
tnereor. recordci in the said Record
er's Office, in Volume- 2 of Plat Rec
ords, at pace 37.
And further 'executing and evclnd.
Ing from the nbovo hounded land, all
land lying within tho exterior llmils
of Hlghcroft Addition to the Cltv of
Medford. a platted subdivision edla-
cent to the said City of Medford. chief
ly valuable for residence purposes .as
said Hlghcroft Addition to the Cltv
of Medford is bounded and described
on the official plat thereof, recorded
In tlie said Recorder's Office, in Vol
ume 3 of Plat Records, at page 20.
Ann further executing and exc ml
Ing from the above hounded land, alt
laud lying within tho exterior limit' of
Capitol Hill Addition. Medford. Ore
gon, a platted subdivision adjacent to
me said City of Medford. chiefly valu
able for residence purposes, ns said
Capitol Hill addition is bounded nnd
described on the official plat thereof.
recorded in said Recorder's office. In
Valume 3 of Plat Records, at page ti.
And further excepting and- exclud
ing from the above bounded land, all
land lying within the exterior limits
of Oakwood Subdivision of Block 2 of
tho Extension to Siskiyou Heights
Addition to the City of Medford
platted subdivision adlacent to the
said City of Medford. chiefly valuable
lor residence purposes, ns said Oak
wood Subdivision Is bounded nnd de
scribed on tho official plat thereof, re
corded In the said Recorder's Office
In Volume 4 of Plat Records, at page
19.
And further excepting nnd exclud
Ing from the above bounded land, nil
land lying within the exterior limits
of Frances Addition to the City of
Medford, a platted subdivision ndia
cent to the said City of Medford
chiefly valuable for residence purpos
es, as said Frances' Addition Is hound
ed nnd described on the official plat
tnereoi. recorded in the snld Record
er's Offlco, In Volume 3 of Plat Unc
ords, at. pago 32.
And further excepting and exclud
Ing from the above hounded land, nil j
land lying within the exterior Mini's of
.Mountain View Addition, a platted
subdivision adjacent to the said Oily
of Medford, chiefly valuable for ,esi-
denco purposes, as said Mountain
View Addition is hounded nnd de
scribed on tho official plat thereof,
recorded in the said Recorder's Otlice,
In Volume 1 of Plat Records, at page
171.
And further excepting and exclud
ing from the above bounded land, all
land lying within the exterior l.iiilts
of Alberts' Subdivision of Lot 4. '.Slock
2, Nlckcll's Addition to Medford, Ore
gon, a platted subdivision adjunct to
the said City ot Medford, chiefly valu
able for residence purposes, ns said
Nlckcll's Addition is bounded and de
scribed on the official plat Ihereof.
recorded In the said Recorder's oriico.
In Volume 2 of Plal Records, at page
45.
And further excepting and exclud
ing from Ihe above hounded land, nil
land lying within the exterior limits
of Woodlawn Heights Addition, a
platter! subdivision adjacent, lo the
snld City of Medford, chiefly valuable
for residence purposes, as said Wood
lawn Heights Adillllou Is bounded and
described on the official plat, thereof,
recorded in Ihe said Recorder's Office,
in Volume 1 of Plat Records, at page
183.
And further excepling and exclud
Ing from the above bounded land, all
land lying within the exterior limits
of Hunker Hill Addition to Moitfurd,
a platted subdivision adjacent, to the
said City of Medford, chiefly valuable
for residence purposes, as said Hun
ker Hill Addition Is hounded nud de
scribed on the official plat thereof.
recorded In the snld Recorder a Offieo,
In Volume 1 of Plat Records, lit page
63.
And further excepting and exclud
ing from the above hounded land, all
land lying within the exterior limits
of Palm s Second Addition lo the City
of Medford, a phitled subdivision ad
jacent to Hie said City of Mediord,
chiefly valuable for residence pur
poses, ns said Palm's Second Add'llnn
Is bounded and described on the of
ficial plat thereof, recorded In the said
Recorder's Office, In Volume 2 of Plat
Records, at page 22.
And further excepting nnd exclud
Ing from the nbovo hounded land, nil
land lying within the exterior limits ot
Laurelhurst Addition, a platted sutidt
vision adjacent to the said City ot
Medford, chiefly valuable for lesi
denco purposes, as said Laurelhurst
Addition Is hounded anil described on
Iho official pint thereof, recorded In
the said Recorders ortlce. In Volume
3, of Plat Records, at. pago 27.
Wo hereby allege that it Is the pur
pose of the jietltioners to organize an
Irrigation District, comprising the
above bounded and described buds
under the provisions of said Act.
Tho petitioners accompany their pe
tition with, and hereby present for the
approval of this Court, a good and
sufficient bond In the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars, which Is double the
amount of the probable cost of or
ganizing such District, conditioned
that the hohdxmati will pny all said
costs In case said organization lie not
affected.
WHEREFORE your petitioners pray
that Uil Court approve tho eald bond
nud that said Irrigation District be
organized under the provisions of said
Act, and that this Court shall make
and enter an order, establishing and
defining the boundaries of such Irrl-,
gallon District; determining whether
the requisite number of owners of
land within such proposed District
shall have petitioned for the formation
thereof; and whether Ihe petition and
notice of Ihe tinio of presentation
thereof shall havo been duly published
as In saltl Act provided: and designat
ing (be name of said District, and di
viding said District Into three divis
ions of ns nearly equal sze as may be
practicable, and establishing a con
venient number of Election Precincts
Is said proposed Districts, and defin
ing the houndnries thereof; nnd mak
ing such other directions nnd provis
ions ns may bo just and proper lin
ger said Act.
Dated .niiv i;itn, 1917.
E. It. Plckcl, R. W. Clancy. Wm. Mc-
Credlo, W. A. Folger, Leonard Car
penter, Jackson County Bank, J. A.
Perrv, Tiuis Kelps, D. W. Luke, Fiann
P. Dutton. Geo. 11. Young. F. T. Lit
tle.Mrs. P. W. Harmon, M. S. Jnnes,
W. C. Janes. H. L. Nobllt, H. B. Junes.
D. B. Smith. Geo. It. Llndley, V. II.
Vawter: First National Bank, Med
ford, Ore. bv Wm. O. Talt. Pres.:
Hlllcrest Orchard Co.. by Reginald H.
Parsons. Pres. nnd Mgr.: H. W. Bing
ham, Alfred S. V. Carpenter. Wlnnl-
fred Grant, A. H. Miller, Porter J
Neff. E. H. Jannoy, C. C. Plorco, A
W. Stone, F. C. Eilmeades, George B.
Carpenter, Robert W. Ruhl. H. C. Har
nett. J. W. Smyllo, Geo. E. Spraguc,
W. R. Lamb, S. A. Nve. Dillon R.
Hill. H. B. Nye. Goo. W. Walters, J.
L. Sample; Potter & Goold, by G-. G
Goold: C. C. Heard, James P. Han
sen. B. F. Vandyke, W. V. Barnum
C. Dobcrneck. H. H. Boyer, Cnth
arine Van Dyke. D. K. Pattorson, Tom
Iliishong. C. W. Abercromble. Jas.
Campbell, Wm. O'llara. C. A. Myers.
Edgar S. Hater. Geo. 1,. Yost, M. if.
Sheets, F. Coming Kciiley: Egnn Or
chard Co., by 11. Chandler Egnn; P.
M. Janncy. Harvey Waltor, Charles N.
Hansen, W. M. Vnn Scoyoc, (I. M.
Loomls, R. A. Clark, F. L. Hoppln,
Mrs. Flora Anna Irving. R. L. Wilson,
J. B. Mcehan, Ralph Raymond, G. W.
Stevens, D. O. Hlpponsteol, W. C.
Ilavnes, Paul Krulzler, Chas. M. Eng
lish, A. A.- Allen.
STATE OF OREGON, County of Jack
son, ss.
I. E. B. Plckcl, being duly sworn,
say: That I am one of the petitioners
who signed the foregoing petition, tnat
I have read the same and know the
contents thereof, nnd that I believe
It to be true.
E. n. PICKEL.
Subscribed and sworn lo beforo mo
this 13th day of July, 1917.
WINN1FRED GRANT,
Notary Public for Oregon
My commission expires Nov. 23rd,
1920.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice that Iho forego
ing petition for tho organization of
nn Irrigation District nut ol too innu
therein described will he presenled to
the County Court of the Sln'a of
Oregon for Iho County ot Jackson,
and a hearing on s.'iid petition will ne
had, during the August term or snld
Court at a meeting to bo held In Ihe
County Court House In Jacksonville,
Oregon, on Iho 13lh day of August.
1917, at ten o clock In tne lorcnoon oi
that day.
E. II Plclfol, R. W. Clancy, wm.
McCredle, W. A. Folger, Leonard Car
penter, Mrs. P. W. Ilainion, M. S.
.lanes. W. C. Janes. II. L. Noblll. H.
It. Jnnes. B. D. Smith. Gen. R. Llndley,
V. II. Vawter. Jackson County Hank:
First National Bank, Medford, Ore, by
Wm. G. Tail. Pres.; Louis Knlps,
Frank P. Dutton, D. W. Luke, Geo. II.
Young, J. T. Little, J. W. Smyllo, Geo.
E. Spraguc, W. 11. Lamb. 8. A. Nye,
Hnrvoy Walter, Charles N. Hansen,
W. M. Van Scoyoc. G. M. Loomls.
It. A. Clark, F. L. Hoppln: Hlllcrest
Orchard Co., by Reginald II. Parsons,
Pres. nnd Mgr.; II. W. Blngnaiii.
Alfred S. V. Carpenter, Winnlfred
Grant, A. II. Miller, Poller J. Netf.
E. II. Janncy. C. C. Pierce, A. W.
Stone F. ('. Ediiie.idcs. George II. Car
penlcr, Robert W. Ruhl. II. C. (inniell,
Edgar S. Ilafer. Geo. L. Yost, M. F.
Sheets, F. Coining Kellley; Egatl Or
chard Co., by 11- Chandler Egan: P.
M. .lanney, Chas. M. English, .1. A.
Perry, Mis. Flora Ann Irving, It. L.
Wilson. .1. U. Mechlin, Ralph Ray
mond. (1. W. Stevens. 1). O. Illppen-
sleel, W. C. Ilnyncs. Paul Krulzler,
Dillon R. Dill, II. II. Nye. Geo. W. Wal
ters. J. O. Sample; Poller &. Goold
bv G. G. Goold: C. C Heard, James
P. Hansen, II. F. V.m Dyke. W. V.
Barnum, .1. C. DnlMMiieck, II. II. Buyer,
Catharine Van Dyke. I). E. Patterson
Tom Husllong, C W. Abercroinblo
.las. Campbell, William O'llara, C. A
Myers, A. A. Allen.
1 1 E LP W A N T I ) I ) M A L E
WANTED .Man and wlfo for work
on ranch. Phono 468-J1.
WANTED Young men olghtc.on
years and over. All summer work.
Good tiny. Box factory, fruit-
crowers Sunnly Co.. Hilt Cal. 98
II ELP WA XTHO AOKNT8
AGENTS WANTED- I've a new line
of soap, extracts, toilet goods, per
fumes, etc , for agents. 100 per
cent orofit. Sample free. Write
oulck. Lacassliin Co.. Dent. 5 1, Kt
Louis. Mo. 97
WANTED SITUATIONS
SALESMAN Experience unneces
sary. New specialty proposition;
moderate priced goods for general
trade. Splendid commission con
tract for Oregon. Vacancy now,
$35 weekly for expenses. Conti
nental Jewelry Co.. 19128 Conti
nental Building, Cleveland, O. '
fclDE LINE MEN Ho you want a real
ono that one order a day will pay
you $9? No samples to carry.
Something new. Wrlle today. Can-
field .VHg. Co., 208 Slgel St., Chlin
go, III. '
BUSINESS OPPOIITUMTIKS
FOR HALE Stock of general mcr
rhandlst. Will Involro around $2,-
500 with fixtures. I will rent build
Ing for a term of years at a very
low rent, or sell nt option of pur
chaser. Good country trade and a
bargain for the right man. Address
Box 71, UuVto rU, Oregon, U7
WANTED MISCKIXANKOl'H
WANTED Cattle and bogs to pas
ture. Phono 11. I). Powell, Ashland
4F13, or H. W. Hlnghani, Mlra
Vista Orchard, Medford.
WAITED To huv stock hogs.
W. Bingham. Medford.
II.
WAINTEI) Automobile will ex
change ranch or town property for
good automobile M., care Tribune.
97
WANTED-732-J2.
Main sowing dono. Phone
WANTED 5000 pounds of poultry
weekly. We assure you fair treat
ment and hlghost price m tho city.
Get our trade and cash prices. War
ner, Wortmnn & Gore.
WANTED To buy stock hogs. Phone
W. R. Lamb, Medford. 87
WANTED Fruit press in good or
der. Phono 14F5 evenings. 98
WANTED Stockmen, wanted beef
nnd fooders. Those having samo
Phono J. H. Carlton, 12-F3. 100
WANTED Hay to bale for power
balor, first class work. Call H. D.
Powoll. Phono Ashland 4F13, on
Mlra Vista orchard. Phono 597-J2.
WATN'TED Bring us your eggs nnd
Poultry. We pay cash. Medford
Poultry and Egg Co.
WANTED Houses to move.
Pbons
4RR-M. or 488-X.
WANTED Will pay cash for five or
six room bungalow with good-sized
garden In Medford or Ashland, or
for ono or two acres improved with
good house closo in. Writo Chas.
A. Nutter, City Englueer, Ely, Min
nesota, giving full particulars and
location, also lowest prlco. 102
WANTED Eight o rten pigs, 40 to
50 pounds. Phono 571-.15. 98
FOR 8ALB KEAIi ESTATE
FOR SALE Eighty acros timber and
farming land within five miles of
Medford, $10 per aero, long time,
easy payments; worth doublo for
wood. Gold Ray Realty Co.
FOR SALE Modern five-room bun
galow, ldually located. Perfect
condition. Furnished or unfur
nished. A real snap. Investigate.
No agents. Phono 329. 101
FOR SALE Will soil 34 acres deop
black soil near Medford suitable
for alfalfa, all below irrigation
ditch, clearod and fenced. Price
only $95 per aero. Term possible
15. S. Tu my, .210 Garnott-coroy
building. 100
FOR SALE-Or might exchange for
other clear property, farming land
fruit laud, stockranches, Umbo!'
land, from $10 por aura up, on long
tinio, easy payments. Address Gold
Ray Realty Co.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE. Bedsteads, dressers, Ire
box, chairs. Call 35 N, Oakdale.
101
1
FOR SALE Chalmers Model K,
cheap. Phono 154, Lout nil Point
IIS
FOR SALE Fifty-gallon hardwood
syrup barrels, $1.50 Sugar Bowl
100"
FOR SALE Eight hundred feet good
flooring, sonio celling and clear un
platted. Phono 581-J. 99
FOR SALE Ring
cherries, 4 c t
835 E. Muln
pound on trees.
Phono 879-M.
99
FOR SALE Tents, guud condition
size 8x14, low prices. Phono 755
101
FOR SALE Or trade, an organ, solid
walnut, caso, excellent tone Mrs.
J. E. Weaver, Talent, Oregon. 97
FOR SALE Cherries. Royal Ann
Ring and plo. 1,. I). Kent, his r.
Muln.
FOR SALE Bulck Six. good condi
tion, run 3000 miles, $975, if taken
at once. Powor Auto Co. 97
FOR SALE 12x11 tent.
329 North
97
Burtlolt.
FOR SALE Cheap for cash, D-pas-
scnger automobile In first class
condition. iNearly new I Ires. For
denionslrallon call I94-.I2 or see
II. F. Mender. 613 Catherlno St. 99
FOR SALE While llollai' J turkeys.
Trio, also young poulls. J. II. hul
ler. Onkmont Farm, Talent. 97
FOR SALE While Wynndottea. Fan
cy stock. .1. II. Kullur, Oakmont
Farm. Talent. 97
FOR SALE--Large size family refrig
erator In A I condition at DeVoo's.
FOR SALE Royal Ann cherries.
on trees. Illtigs, to and 7n. Ham
lllon Orchards. Phono nsl, Med
ford. Central -Point 383. 97
FOR SALE
86-Y.
Loganberries.
Phone
97
FL'ltMSIIED APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished Apt. summer
rates. The Berhen. Phono 938-R
FOR RENT Ono completely furnish
ed apartment at Hotel Holland. '
FOR HHY1 IIOUBKS
FOR RENT Six-room modern bun
fculow, big sleeping porch, nil mod
ern convenience). Dr. K. II. Por
ter. '
roil RENT Modoru five-room house
and garage. Phone 370-W.
KOR RENT Furnished and unfur
nished hotisos. Employment Agon
cy, M. A. Bailor, 123 East Main.
FOR RENT- House.
West Main.
Call at 1123
12
J,OST
LOST Gold watch, open fnce. Jewel
series, Wnllham movement, No.
I I0SU973; ( use No. 490i2I9. Ho
ward If returned tu Mull Tribune.
... i
FOIt R TINT OKIiLANKOI'M
FOR KENT Garden lands, farming
hind, stock ranches. Gold liny
Koally Company.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOIt SALE. High class saddlo horse.
Inquire Rogue River Fruit & Pro
duce Association, 101
FOIt SALE Good sluglo driving
horse, buggy and harness. Welgltt
1200 pounds, $150. I'liono Oill-Y.
100
FOIt SALE Fresh row, gives 2Vj
gallons per day. Prlco $55. Phono
325-R. 9S
FOR SALE Gray mare In good con
dition, sound and gentle. Bargain.
417 Woodstock St. 97
FOIt SALE Good all round work
mnro and saddle pony. Cull 28.11.
100
FOR SALE Duroc Swlno. Two or
thrco young brood sows. J, H. Ful
ler, Onkmont Farm, Talent.. 97
FOR SALE Registered Jerseys. Sev
eral cholco cows, calves, etc.. at
roasonablo prices. J. H. Fuller,
Oakmont Farm, Talent. Phono
7F11. 97
FOR SALE Twenty-five or 30 head
of good stock cattle; no Jersey.
Fred Sturgls, Trail, Oregon. 103
FOR SALE Four -year-old full-
blooded Jersey cow. Has test of
5.8; fresh six months; giving 2
gallons per day now. No phone.
Janes Bros., oast of city reservoir.
FOR SALE Team of horscii, between
1100 and 1200 pounds apiec). .'0
bead Angora goals. Address Edi
son Hard, Gen. Del., Medford, Ore
gon. 97
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN Small sums to loan on
A-l farm property. Carklu ami
Taylor.
MONEY TO LOAN On good secur
ity. Phono 647-J. J. B. Andrews.
Modford Business College Bldg.,
Room 2.
MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to
$5000 on band to loan at 7 per
cent, on good farm security. Earl
Tumy, 210 Garnett-Corcy Uldg. tf
MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan
on Modford property. Easy month
ly payments. See D. R. Wood.
BCSINKSS DIKECTOUX
Accountant.
E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac
countant, room 411, M. F. it li.
Bldg., Medford, Oregon.
Atisu) Supplies
LA HER AUTO SPRING CO. Wa
are operating the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant 111 tho Pfc
clflo northwest. Use our spring!
when others fall. Sold undnr writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Flftoentb
St., Portland, Ore.
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. B. RE AMES Lawyer. Uarnett
Coroy bldg.
Collections
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected sorno accounts 14 years
old. We know how to got th
money. Tho Bullock Mercantll
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has
kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main St.
IK'llllStS
DR. T. T. 811 AW Dentist. Ovor Dan.
lols Clothing Store in rooms for
merly occuplod by Dr. Jones. Phont
692-Y.
Engineer nnfl Contractor
FRED N. CUM MINOS Engineer and
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bid
Surveys, estimates. Irrigation draliu
age, orchard and laud Improvement.
Garbs go
UAR1IAGI0 Got your premises
clenned up lor the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons fo
good service. Phone 874 L. fr.
Y. Allon.
Instruction In Music
FRED ALTON HAIUII 1' Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Halght Musld
Studio, 401 Garnott-Curoy Bldg,
Phone 72.
Ininrnnre
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
office, Flro, Automobile, Accident,
Liability. Plato Glass. Conlrnii
anil Surely Bonds. Excellent com
panics, good local service. No. 211
Oarnett-Corey Bldg.
Physicians anil Surgeons
DR. W. W. lrOWARD OHtoopnttile
physician. 3"3 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nosa and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist ami Auriat for 3. P.
R. It. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567.
lrlntrs nnd PiiMMiers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon; Rook binding,
loose lent ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 Norm
Fir t.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO.
onice 42 North Front at. Phone
S16. Prices right. Sjivlce guar
Mined. ,