JfEDFOUD MAIL TRTTVUNFj. MEDFORD. OREGON", WEDNESDAY OOTOTiER 10, -1917
PAGE THREE
OF 5259 ACRES
State Engineer John II. Lewis is
sued 111) pel-mils to appropriate wa
ter and ten permits to construct res
ervoirs during tlio quarter ending
September 30, 1017. These permits
' cover the irrigation of 5250 acres, the
development oi 5110 horsepower the
construction of 102 miles of ditcdius,
and an estimated cost of construc
tion totalling .$155,475.
Duriii" this period twenty-seven
permits were issued in the Houe
river drainage area, ns follows:
To ('. & O. Lumber company of
llrookings, to construct a reservoir
on Ferry creek.
Hoy Nichols of Central Point, to
irrigate 28 acres from Hear creek.
George N. Davis of Central Point,
to irrigate 2(1 acres from Hear creek.
DeW'itt Van Ostrand of Phillips,
Wis., to irrigate 5 acres and develop
5 horsepower from Waldo creek.
Clay Hiimsoy and Charlotte John
son of Takilma, to irrigate 3 acres
from Waldo creek..
George W. McDougall of Kcrby, to
jMgatc 10 acres from Gravely
fcilmigh.
W. J. Howard of Grants Pass, to
develop 20 horsepower from Savage
creek.
G. E. Ilollenbeak of Prospect, to
irrigate 40 acres from Hear creek.
John Isell of Butte Falls, to irri
gate 10 acres from a spring.
George II. Peass of Placer, to irri
gate 15 acres from Grave creek.
Mary Cardoza of Grants Pass, to
irrigate 1 1 acres from Soldier creek.
J. X. Hockersmitb and Alice Cot
trell of Heagle, to irrigate 40 acres
from east fork of Evans creek.
Mrs. Fannie E. Carlos of Ashland,
to irrigate I acre and domestic use.
li: If, Cougle of Williams, to irri
gate 10 acres from Powell creek.
J. M. lladdcn of Grants Pass, to
irrigate 35 acres from Uogue river.
James If. McC'rackcn of Talent, to
irrigate 40 acres from Myers creek.
A. Grissom of Climnz, domestic
supply from a small spring.
liogue Hiver Public Service Corpo
ration of Grunts Pass, to develop
5002 horsepower from Uogue river.
PcWitt Van Ostrand of Phillips,
Wis., to develop 7 horsepower and
domestic supply from west fork of
Waldo creek.
Henry G. A. Steger of Merlin, to
irrigate 40 acres from Jump-Off oJc
creek.
F. II. Osgood of Seattle, mining
and domestic use from east fork of
Illinois river.
F. II. Hastily of Grants Pass, to
irrigate 3 acres from llushy Rill.
A. II. Schmidt of Grants Pass, to
irrigate 20 acres from Shorthorn
creek.
Carrie P. Anderson of Selma, to ir
rigate 70 acres from unnamed
trcam.
William Lichtonbcrgcr of Wolf
creek, to irrigate 10 acres from AVolf
creek.
T. .). Wilkinson of Williams, to ir
riuate 5 arre from springs.
RUSHED TO ELK
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lake tliat last night and iiIkM before
there was not even a frost at Anna
magnificent scenic drive I have- evortest to see that great wonder. Wo AMSTERDAM, Oct 10 In ad
seen. 1 I have visited Crater Lake u i were the only visitors there, and the dressing the reichst'iir Foreign Sec-
Bprlngs camp, where we stayed. We j number of times, but from my experl- only other people In that vicinity n.tary Von Kuehhnann said accord
drove around the rim road at the lakel'ehce on thlg last trip I can truly rec- wore a small group of laborers work-l ;,, to n,.Hin dispatch, that as far
and without any doubt It Is tho most ommend this time of tho year as tho lug on the trail. I ,ls lu Wllti ,(, vj,,w ,le Wlirj Kjt
nation, there was no Impediment to
peace, no question which could not
Ik" solved by negotiations except for
the French demand for Alsace-Lorraine.
No word was received at the local
forestry oflce today as to the status
of tho big forest fires raging at Elk
creek on the (Tmpqua divide, but In
the absence of information it was
thought that tho fires wore still un
controlled. Arrangements wore made to rush
more fighters to the scene to aid tho
already large force fighting the (ires
there under the supervision of Forest
Supervison Erickson.
W. B. Osborn, deputy United States
forester in charge of fire fighting,
arrived In the city this forenoon with
30 mon fire fighters from Portland,
who wore rushed in autos, together
with equipment and supplies, to tho
Elk creek fires. Mr. Osborn accom
panied them and will aid Supervisor
Erickson iii directing the fire fight
ing. This morning J. T. Payne, who
hires fire fighters locally for the fcr
estry department, took eight more
men and lots of supplies to Super
or Erickson.
No word was received at the local
forestry offices today as to the status
of tho many forest fires burning in
tho county outside of tho forest ro-serve.
ATICRATERLAKE
Judge Glenn O. Taylor and his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Taylor of Rogue River,
returned Tuesday afternoon from a
several days' trip to Crater Lake.
"Tho weather, air and scenery at the
lake were ideal," said Judge Taylor
today. "In fact we had shirt sleeve
weather all the time we were there.
Why, It was so balmy up around the
BETTER THAN (MEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets the substi-'
tute for calomel are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the result
of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
His efforts to banish it brought out these
little olive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. Thev don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They take hold
oi me irouoie anu quitKiy tuiieti iu tvny
cure the liver at the expense of the teeth?
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not
to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, "dullness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets when you feel "loggy" and
"heavy." Note how they "clear" clouded
brain and how they "perk up" the spirits.
10c and 25c a box. All druggists.
Positively
High Prices
Cut to
Smithereens
Ashland Ablaze
With Great Relief
SALE'
Entire Stock
of Dry Goods
and Men's
Goods on Sale
Outing Flannels, plain and -lip
stripes J. l
f)0e. and GOc Dress Goods fJJJg
27-inch Figured Lawns Cp
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20c, qual it y "Wash G oods J fji
,$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Fancy yjjg
$1.00 quality Table Damask ' g(Jg
People are flocking here from all directions, for miles and miles,
and taking advantage of the great Money-Having Opportunities
during the process of this sale.
We do not confine ourselves toa few special offerings, but have
cut prices on every item of ourentire Dry Goods and Men's Fur
nishings stock.
This affects, naturally, the every -day staple, articles which, more
than any others, have gone up sky-high in the wholesale market,
but also the Novelties. Join the procession and come over to
Ashland to our sale. You'll be considerable money ahead.
25e, and 35c Fancy Ribbons
(j()! Pure Silk Ladies' Hose
25c and 35c. Cotton Vests Jjjg
Regular $2.00 Kid Gloves JJ Q
25c Men's Satin Garters
Men's 75e Muleskin Gloves
Wool Dress Goods, worth 75c and 85c Dress Goods, $1.50 Pure Silk Fawnes Men's B. V. D. and Poros Regular $3.50 Men's Hats,
up to $1.50, choice, including black, Make Long Gloves, Knit Union Suits, any style,
89c 47c 69c 79c $2.30
Striped and Figured Jap Crepe 50c am coc Union Suits 2-'r0 l'atl Gabardine and Emp- Men's Triangle Linen Collars
at 19c ; ' " i-oRs cioth, i2c
Dress Trimmings, np to COc, ( , Q 1 xQ Men's $1.00 Dress Shirts
at40c . V 69c
Ashiand s Ashland Trading crowded t0
Record Break- ' the Doors
ingSale LlOIIlpaiiy Daily
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BANK
MEDFORD'S MILLION DOLLAR
CONDENSED REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
MEDFORD, OREGON, OCTOBER 8th, 1917
RESOURCES 1'
Loans and Discounts $ PK!),2:15.!I
United States lioiids.: 183,0-1 !).()( I
Ronds. State and Municipal, etc 92.504.!)4
Ranking House and Weal Estate 13.S,03S.W)
CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS 199,379.08
LIABILITIES I-
Capital Stock' $ .100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 20,3 18.83
Circulation K)K)7.()
DEPOSITS . .." 781,861.54
OFFICERS:
HKXKY I:IfT
$1,002,207.87
WM.G.TALT, President C. M. KXGLISIL Vice-President
DIRECTORS
GKOKG 10 W. DC NX
$1,002,207.87
CI IAS. M. KXGLISII
.J. II. COOLLY
CIIAS. STI.'AXG
F. K. DKUKL
; OKISCKAWFOKI), Cashic
WJI. (!. TA IT
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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This bank has bought for itself and its customers over $150,000.00
of Liberty Loan Bonds and War Certificates the past year
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