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Newspaper Page TextSnffDFOlTD MATE THTBUNT;. MRDFO'RT), OT?EflOy, FRIDAY.' OfTOr.ER 12, 1017 FA (IF RTCVTCN' action to foreclose the lieu of such certificate, pay In full all local assess merits or Installments . thereof out standing against the whole or auj por- uon or ine property! included In such certificate of delinquency, or. he may elect to proceed to acquire title to such proiieity subject to certain or all local assessments as Ileus thereon, In w-lrfc-b. case the complaint, decree of foreclosure, order of sale, sale, cer tificate of Bale and deed, shall so state. If such holder shall pay such local assessments, he shall be entitled to fifteen per cent (15) interest per annum on the amount of the delin quent assessments or delinquent in stallments thereof so paid, from date of payment. In any suit to foreclose any lien for ' general taxes upon miy pronerty, a copy of the comp:alnt shall be served on the Recorder of the city within five days aftei such complaint is filed. In any case where any property shall be struck orr to or bid In by too county at any sale for general taxes, and such property shall subsequently be sold by the county,: the proceeds of such sale shall first be applied to discharge in run the lien, or liens for general taxes for which' the same waB sold, and the remainder, or such portion thereof as may be necessary, shall be paid to the city to discharge all lo cal assessment liens upon such prop erty, and the surplus, if any, shall lie dtstttnuted among tho. proper county funds. REASSESSMENTS. Section 21. Whenever heretofore or hereafter the council has caused, or ' may cause, any street or alley to be .improved, or has. caused any sewer to be laid, and has, or may hereafter, assess or attempt to assess upon the property adjacent thereto or benefited thereby the cost of Buch Improvement, irrd said assessment by reason of any Siure to give any requisite notice or Dy reason of any other defect in the proceedings leading up to the making of such improvement or the levying of suc,h assessment, shall be declared to be void by any court, or If the coun cil shall be of the opinion that said assessment is illegal or doubtful by reason of any such omission or de fect, said council may cause the cost of fcaid improvement to be re-assessed against the property adjacent to said improvement or benefited thereby, in the following manner: The council shall declare by reso lution its intention to make such re assessment, which resolution shall briefly describe the improvement and shall declare the intention of the coun cil to assess the cost thereof upon the property adjacent to said improve ment, or benefited thereby, describ ing in said resolution each parcel of property which it Intends so to re assess and the amount it proposes to assess against each parcel. Such res olution shall fix the time and place for holding a meeting of the council at which all protests against re-assess- lng the costs of said Improvements against adjacent property, or property benefited thereby, shall be heard. Said resolution shall be published, the date of the first publication of which shall be at least ten days before tho date' of said hearing. At said hearing the council shall consider all protests against the levy . 'ig of such assessment, and if after Considering the matter tho council shall determine that the property ad jacent to said improvement or any other property has been specialty ben efited thereby, it may causo the cost of said improvement to bo assessed against said adjacent property, or other property specially benefited by said improvement to the extent of the special benefit so received by said property therefrom: Provided, how ever, that no parcel of property shall be so assessed unless the same has been described in the notice of inten tion to make reassessment above pro vided for, and no parcel of property shall be assessed for a greater amount than the amount designated therefor in said notico. In - determining the property to be assessed and the amount to be assessed against each parcel, of property, the provisions of the clurter and ordinance for making an original assessment shall be fol lowed by the council In making such re-assessment. The council shall have the right to assess any parcel of property for said improvement, notwithstanding the same may not have been assessed in the original assessment proceeding, in case the council find snid property specially benefited by said improve ment, and the provisions of the char ter relating thereto otherwise gives the council power to assess said prop erty. In making said reassessment, the council shall distribute the cost if said improvement between tho var jnus parcels ndjacent thereto or bene fited thereby In proportion to the ben efits received or the frontage of the pro)erty on said lmpro'emonts, as the case may he, assessing no parcel any greater amount than the actual ben efit received by it from said Improve ment, but the council shall enter no ass:.'.sment against any parcel of pronertv which has been previously assessed and which assessment has been paid. Any existing assessments bo reassessed shall lie marked "Can celled by Reassessment." Said reas sessment shall be declared by ordi nance and entered in tho lty lien docket nnd collected In the same man ner as the original assessments shall be collected under the provision of this charter and the ordinance of the citv. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. Section 22. The common council shall pass all ordinances and resoiu tions necesBary and proper to carry out the provisions of this article VALIDATION OF IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS AND BONDS. Section 2.1. Whenever the common council has made, or shall hereafter make, any assessment against prop ertv for any local Improvement an Unitized- by law anil this charter, and has in mnking such assessment acted sn good faith nnd without fraud, or 'shall hereafter act In good faith and without fraud, the said assessment shall be valid and enforceable as such and a Hen upon the property upon which the same purports tn be a lien: and all assessments heretofore or hereafter made by tho city author ities In good faith and without fraud, and all improvement bonds heretofore issued and intended to he refunded by the refunding Improvement bonds mentioned in section 6 hereof, are hereby declared to be valid and bind ing obligations and in full force and effect until paid or refunded as pro vided herein, and said assessments are nnd shall lie collectible as provided in ttiia article. ASSESSMENTS PAID DY JOINT OWNER. Section 24. Whenever any local as sessment, or Installment thereof, shall be paid, or any certificate of sale therefor be redeemed, or any Judg ment therefor be jiaid by any joint owuer or any property assessed for any local improvement, such Joint owner may, after demand and refusal, by an action brought in the circuit court, recover from each of his co owners the respective amounts of such payment 9'hich each such co owner Bhot'.ld bear, with interest thereon at ton per cent (10) per an num from the date of such payments, and costs of the action, and the joint owner making such payment shall have a Hen therefor upon the undivid ed interests of hiB co-owners in nnd to such property from date of such payment. CITY: MAY PURCHASE AT TAX -.' . , SALE. Section 25. Whenever any prop erty situate in the city shall bo offered for sale for general taxes, the city shall have the power to protect the lien or -liens of any local assessment outstanding against the whole or any portion of such property by purchase or otherwise. ACTS REPEALED. Section 20. All acts and 'inrls of acts of stato law and all parts of the city charter in conflict hercwitn ire hereby repealed: and all acts or parts of acts, either general or special, a. it, all parts of the city charter hi con flict herewith, are hereby rotiot'.lo.l in sofar as they conflict herewith oi rtv strict tho powers or duties herein con ferred upon said city or its Mayor or Council or other officers. Any acts or parts of acts, or parts of the char ter, herein repealed which are o-en-acted in form or substance in this not shall not he construed as pew enaot- ments, but as continuations ui,! amendments of such acts or parts of acts. PUBLICATION. Section 27. When this act requires notice by publication, such notice shall be published at least once in a news paper of general circulation in said city and published therein, hut in case no newspaper is published in sale city hen the newspaper of largest cir culation of said city therein and pub lished nearest to said city of Central Point, except as otherwise in this act provided. NOTICE TO RE MAILED. . Section 2S. In all cases of assess ments or Installments thereof becom ing due and payable, the city recorder shall mall to the owner of the plop erty assessed a copy of the notice re quired to be published when the post office address of such owner is known, but failure to mall the same shall not be fatal when publication is inado. ASSESSMENTS PAID IN ERROR. Section 29. Whenever, through er ror or inadvertence, any person shall pay any local assessment, or ins'.uil- ment thereof, upon the lands of an other, such payor may, after demand and refusal, by an action in the Cir cuit Court, recover from the owner of such lauds the amount so paid, and costs of the action. NEW PAVING BASED ON PETITION ONLY. Section 30. After this article shall become effective, the common coun cil shall not have power to levy spe cial assessments for paving hereafter to be made except upon petition sign ed by the owners, according to the records In the office of the county re corder. of property to an aggregate amount of a majority of tho llnean frontage upon the Improvement to be made and of the area wllhin tile limits of the assessment district to be cre ated therefor. ACTS TO BE LIBERALLY CON STRUED. Section 31. The rule that statutes in derogation of the common law are to he strictly construed shall have no application to this article, but the same shall be liberally construed for the purpose of carrying out the ob jects for which this article is intended. DISCHARGE OF LIENS. Section 32. Entries of payments of assessments and of installments, in terest and costs made under the pro visions of this net shall be made In the consolidated Hen docket aforesaid as the same shall he received, with the date thereof, and such payments made and entered in said consolidated lien docket shall bo and operate as a dis charge of such lien, to the amount ot such payment, and from the dato thereof. ENFORCEMENT OF SUBSEQUENT LIENS AUTHORIZED. Section 33. The enforcement of the Hen of any Installment or interest payment by any method herein thorlzed shall not prevent the forcement of the lien of any subse quent Installment or Interest payment by any method herein authorized when the same shall become delinquent. PENDING PROCEEDINGS. Section 34. If (my proceedings shall be pending for the enforcement of t he Hen or liens of any delinquent assess ment or assessments for paving sewers at the time this article becomes effective, the city may proceed with the enforcement of any such lien or Hens under tho provisions of law and the city charter and ordinances of said city existing nt the time of tno ink lng effect of this article, or under the provisions of tills article. OUTSTANDING CERTIFICATES OF SALE. Section 35. Tho holder or holders ol any outstanding certificate of sale heretofore issued for sjieclal assess ments for paving or sewers, may pro ceed with tho enforcement of tho liens of such assessments under the pro visions of law and the city chartr and ordinances of said city existing at the date tills article becomes effective or under this article. Section 36. This article shall lie In full force nnd effect and be a part ol the charter of the citv of Centrnl Point, Oregon, when approved by majority of the votes east thereon a an election hold In said city on tho 16th day of October. A. D. 11117. Section 2. Thnt the foregoing amendment to the charter of the city Is hereby adopted and submitted to tho legal voters of the city of Cen trnl Point for their rejection or nti proval, to be voted on nt a special election as provided In Section 3 this ordinance. Section 3. A special election hereby called and ordered to he held In and for said city on the 16th day of October, A. I). 1917, for the purpose of voting on the said proposed amen ment. nnd the city recorder is hereby dtrecten to give notice ol said election by publishing the same at least once; a week for two successive weeks prior tq said election lu a newspaixr of, general circulation published in said city, or in case: no jiews.papor la pub lished in said city, thou said notice shall be published In the newspaper ot largest circulation in said city and published neatest tn the city of Cen tra; Point, and hereby designated the official newspaper thereof, and by posting the said notice in at least three public and conspicuous places In said city, and said notice shall be pub lished and posted at least ten days prior to the dato of said election, which notice shall be In substantially the following form: SPECIAL CITY ELECTION NOTICE. STATE OF OREGON, - County of Jackson, City of Central Point, ss.: . Notice is hereby given that a spe cial election will be held in the city of Central Point. Jackson county, Oregon, on Tuesday, to-wit: the 10th day of October, A. D. 1917, between the hours of 9 o clock a. m. and 6 o clock p. m The polling place for1 said election shall be at the City Hall in the City of Central Point. Oregon, The three following nnmed legal votors of said city are hereby desig nated and apiHiinted judges of said election, two of whom shall act as clerks thereof: L. Hatfield, J. W. Jacobs, J. B. Holmes, Judges and Clerks of Election. Said election is called and held for voting niton the ndoption or- rejection of a certain nniendment to the charter of the City of Central Point, Oregon. adopted by the common council and submitted by the common council to the voters of the city. Said proposed amendment Is printed n pamphlet form by tho city anil cop- s mailed to every legal voter within the city whose address is known, nnd said pamphlet can bo had at the office of the recorder of said city upon ap plication. The general purport of said charter amendment Is expressed in the ballot title therefor adopted by the common council, and which wia appear upon tho ballot with a corresponding num ber, as follows: CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMIT TED TO THE VOTERS BY THE COUNCIL. "Shall the Charter of Central Point be amended by adding thereto Article XXV, and thereby provide for the col lection In thirteen yenrs of the unpaid assessments for local improvements made in the year 1911, and provide for the issuance of refunding bonds In a sum not to exceed $80,000 for the pur pose of redeeming the outstanding un paid bonds and warrants issued in said year for paying the costs of said Im provements, together with Interest thereon, said refunding bonds to be one in thirteen years and bear interest at six per centum per annum, as pro vided In Ordinance No. 116?" Vote Yes or No. 100 YES 101 NO Dated this 5th day of October, A. D. 1917. (Signed) W. E. ALEXANDER, Acting Mayor of the City of Central Point, Jackson County, Oregon. (Signed) J. W. JACOBS, City Recorder of tho City of Central Point, Jackson County, Oregon. (Seal) Section 4. The polling place for said special election shall be at the City Hall In Centrnl Point, Oregon. Section 5. The following named le gal voters of said city are hereby des ignated and appointed as judges to serve as such officers at such special election, two of whom shall also act as clerks: L. Hatfield, J. W. Jacobs, J. B. Holmes, Judges and Clerks of Election. Section 6. The following ballot title for said amendment, prepared and ai proved by the City Recorder, is here by adopted, and Bhall be printed on all ballots used at said election, viz.: Shall the Charter of Central 'Point be amended by adding thereto Article XXV, and thereby provide for the col lection in thirteen years of the unpaid assessments for local improvements made In the year 1911, and provide for tho Issuance of refunding bonds in sum not to exceed $80,000 for the purpose of redeeming the outstanding unpaid bonds and warrants issued in said year for paying the costs of said Improvements, together with Interest thereon, said refunding bonds to bo duo in thirteen years and boar inter est at bix per centum per nniium, as provided in Ordinance No. lib.' section 7. The form of the official ballots for use at said election shall be printed in substantially the -following form: OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR THE SPE CIAL ELECTION TO HE HELD IN THE CITY OF CENTRAL POINT, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, OC TOBER 10, A. D. 1917. Thoso voting in favor of the amend ment submitted will mnrk their ballot with an X between the number and the wortl "Yes." Those voting against the amendment submitted will mark their ballot with an X between the number and the word "No." CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMIT TED TO THE VOTERS BY THE COUNCIL. "Shall tho Charter of Central Point be amended by ndding thereto Article XXV, and thereby provitlo for the col lection In thirteen years of tho unpaid assessments for local Improvements made In the year 1911, and provide for the issuance of refunding bonds In a sum not to exceed $80,000 for the pur pose of redeeming the outstanding un paid bonds and warrants Issued In said year for paying the costs of said Im provements, together with Interest thereon, snit! refunding bonds to be due In lulrteen years ami bear Interest at six per centum per annum, as pro vided lu Ordlnanco No. 116?" Vote Yes or No. t'O YES 101 NO ' Section 8. Should any of the Judges nppolnted by this ordinance fail or re fuse to appear or qualify, the qualified voters present at the time of the op ening of the polls shall elect, some le gal voter to act ns such judge to fill the vacancy. Before proceeding to perforin any official act at such elec tion, the Judges shall each make and subscribe un oalli of office In substan tially the following form: "I, tlo solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will siipisut the Constitution of the United States and of the stato of Oregon, and 1 will, to tne best of my ablltiy. faithfully perform the duties of judge of election during my continuance therein, so help me (,od. Ruction 9. Inasmuch 0 it la neres sary lor ine iinnieuiaie preservation in, ,i,-pos.-s and sacs timt he i tie- editor the public peace, health and safety ofor the Midr.nu Mali Tribune, nnd that said city that the amendment to thej H, charter of said city herein provldcd'fori shall be Bubinlttod to tho qualified electors of said city and adopted an soon as the provision of law wiU per mit and- the credit of said city thereby be maintained, an emergency is here by declared, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after its passage and approval by the mayor. Vassed by the common council the 3d day of October, A. D. 1917. Approved by the mayor tho 3d day of October, 4. D. 1917. (Signed) W. E. ALEXANDER, Acting Mayor of the City of Central Point, Jackson County, Oregon. (Seal) Attest: (Signed) J. W. JACOHS, City Recorder of tho City of Central Point, Jackson County, Oregon. NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF IM PROVEMENT BONDS OF THE CITY OF CENTRAL POINT. ORE GON, ISSUED IN THE YEAR A. D. 1911. QT . nl-, n,,rnv c'of Jnckson, City of Central Point, 8B.: Public Notice is hereby given thnt the City of Central Point. Jackson County. Oregon, has determined to and does exercise its right to tnke up and cancel its outstanding improvement bonds issued in the year A. D. 1911, and described as follows: (a) Bonds Nos. 28 to 55, Inclusive, designated Improvement Bonds, dated the first day of November, A. D. 1911, due tho first day of November, A. D. 1921; Bonds Nos. 28 to 54, inclusive, being of the denomination of $500 each, and Bond No. 55 of the denom ination of $250 and Issued pursuant tu Ordinance No. 79, passed and approv ed November 21st, A. D. 1911. (b) Bonds Nos. 130 to 235, inclus ive, designated improvement . Bonds, dated the first day of November, A. D. 1911, due the first day of November, A. D. 1921, being of the denomination of $500 each and issued pursuant to Ordinance No. 80, passetl and approv ed November 28, A. D. 1911. And said city hereby gives notico that it will on the next semi-annual interest coupons jieriod of said bonds. towit: tho 1st day of November, A. 1). 1917, take nnd pay for said bonds above described, at the face value thereof, with accrued interest thereon to said date, and the interest on said bonds will cease at the said semi-annual Interest payment period. Pay mont will be made at the office of the undersigned City Treasurer in Central Point, Oregon. Dated and published the first time on this 5th day of October, A. D. 1917. (Signed) J. W. JACOBS, Recorder of the City of Central Point, Jackson County, Oregon. (Signed) R. H. PAXSON, Treasurer of the City ot Central Point, Jackson County, Oregon. (SEAL) SUAEVIOXS. In tho Circuit Court ot Jackson County, Oregon. In tho matter of the application of R. F. Robison, W. J. Hartzell and O. A. Manning, the Board of Di rectors of the Talent Irrigation District, for a judicial examination nnd judgment of the Court as to the regularity and legality of all proceedings of said Board and Dis trict, pertaining to tho organization thereof, or of any act tnereor or tho. Incurring of indelitedncsB as sscHsments against the lands of said District and of tho election to uu thorlze tho issue and sale of bonds in tho sum of Six Hundred Thou sand Dollars, To tho Talent Irrigation District ot Jackson County. Oregon, and to all freeholders, legal voters nnd as sossment payers within said dis trict, and to you nnd each of you In the name of the State of Ore gon, you and each of you aro hereby commanded and required to appear and answer the petition of the plain tiffs, filed herein against you nnd ench of you In the ahove entitled causo on or before tho 25th day o October, 1917, at 10 o'clock A. M., In the court room of tho above entitled Court nnd It you fail so to appear and demur or answer within snid time, said plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In the pel It Ion on file herein, to-wit: For Judgment and decree of said Court to tho effect that, the Talent Irrigation District Is a duly and rogu larly organized Irrigation district tin der and pursuant to the laws ot th State of Oregon: That all elections held by said dis trict have been in tho manner provid ed by law and are valid; that the Indebtedness incurred by said district and the warrants Issued therefor Is a legal, and binding obligation of tho District nnd the same Is regular and tho assessment and apportionment made by said District is legal and valid nnd that all orders, acts and things done by the Board of Direct ors of said irrigation District and by the officers of Jackson County, Ore gon, were and are valid and In the mnnner provided by law; that tho au thorization by tho electors of Bald District for the Issuing of bonds In the amount of Six Hundred Thousand Hollars, is in all things, legal and regulur and was legally voted, and for a judicial determination nnd ex amination and judgment of tho Court aa to tho legality and regularity of the organization of sold District, and all Its acts and doings. This summons Is served upon you by publication thereof In tho Medford Mull Tribune, a newspaper of general circulation, published In Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 357 of the General Laws fo Orcon foe 1917. The dale of the first publication being September 29th. 1917, and tho date of the last publication being Oc tober 13th, 1917. GEORGE GARDNER, County Clerk of Jnnkson County, Ore gon. (OFFICIAL SEAL.) C. M. THOMAS, Attorney for Plaintiffs and Petition ers. DTATEMBITP OP THE OVRHHtP, MMAtEMENT CIHCCT.ATIOrl. ETC. RKOtfXPED DY TlfTi ACT OF COWOBESS OF AUUUST 34, 1813. Of Medford Mall Tribune, published dally except Klltohiv. lit Ah dfold. On noli, for October t. !!!!". HT.VTK Ol-- oHIHtoN. I'ol'NTV (IF .1 Al K'SI IN. ss. Itefere in.-. :i not.-i-v public. In nnd 1 troii:i lly ii"-nr.d ' rutifiin. who. I I.... I ..! I.. I .te ownership, nuiuugiMiU'nt. circiiln 11.n1, etc.. or Hi" .titon-sulil pnldiciitt.il for the ihtte shown ill tin- jilti ve caption ..l.l,l....l l.e llu .,..1 .-.f 1. ...,... l, llll-l ctuboill.-il in section 4 1.1. I'ohUiI l.HWH anil I it.-mllaltiiitH. printed on tin- rcvei-sti pi' 1 tills flltlll. to-Wit 1. Tlmt tin' mimes and mldi-cssc of I li- nuhllsht r. i-iliior. imttiiiKitiK i-illtor and huslucix niaiuiii-r are: Publisher. Medford l'llnlliii,- 10.. Mcd fnrd. tlri-K'iii. Killlor, II. Putnam. Medford. Orcipra. Mui'iisinK i-iltlor. none. llnsiiiess aiaautJor, S. tf. smilth. Med ium. ' 'n-Koii. That the owners ore: Putnam. M.ilford. Ore .: J. F. ltcihlv Mcdfnrd. Ore.: A. S. Hull). Itcc.ltford. Ill : V. I. Vliwter estate. Meilforil. (Ire.; J. II. rlh. Moilford. (ire.: S. S. Smith, Mcd- . On-.: I-'. 11. Itav. New York city: V. It. Hamilton, San Jose., t'allf. That the known hondhi.lders. ntiirtgiigecs. anil other security holders owning or IhiIiIIiik 1 percent or more of total amount of homls. martgiiKcs, or oilier M-cut-ltles are: Jiiekson iV.untyi Bank, trustee, Mod ir.l. Ore. Homihnhlet'rt not of record. Bonds pay able 'to hearer: no Information concern ing holders. T tin 1 1 thetwo licriiifriinhs next ahove. giving Hie mimes of the ov.n- , stockholders, and security holders. any. contain not only the list of cab. 'liters ami security hold. y appear upon the hooks of the coni iv. hut also. In cases where tin- stock holder or security holder appears upon he hooks of Hie rouiuanv as trustee or In any other fiduciary relation, the name t the nerson or cornoratlon for whom such trustee Is acting. Is plyen: also that tho said two isiragriinlis contain statements eniliracltiir affptut's full knowledge anil belief as to the clreom stances anil cnmlitinns limh-r which stockholders ami security hohlers who tlo not appear upon the hooks of the company as trustees, holil slock anil se curities in 11 capacity other than Unit f a honn fide owner: and this nffiinl as no reason to believe that any other erson, associal Inn. or coi-oorat Ion has nv Interest direct or Indirect in the ild slock, lurnils, or oilier securities thrill as so stated by him. i. Thai the average mmiher of ennles f en"h issue of this mihiicatlon sold or llslrllMlled Ihroiitth the mailH or other wise, to paid subscribers durlnir the six ll.s m-eeedimr Ihe dillo sliou-n iibov.. Is 250tl. O. PUTNAM. KWoril to mill S"bsei-ihed before ine this ltltli day i,t Ocloi'-i- I 1 7. It. N. VIK'KKV. Notary Public for Oregon. Mv commission cxnit-cs November 17. 1 !l 1 II. ;i-:ai.) HELP WANTED MAIiR WANTED A few more men and women to pick apples at the Phlpps orchard. Phone 39-R. WANTED Young man or young lady for stenographer and office work, an export not necessary. Address A-4 4, stating experience, salary wanted, giving address and tele phone. 174 WANTED. Hands to work In prune dryer. Phone 7-V4. WANTED Prune pickers at Three Oaks Orchards. 468-JJ. 174 WANTED Married man for steady Job on ranch. Tel. 788-.13. 174 WANTED Men for topping beets, 171 Phono 411-R4. HELP WANTED Wood cutters. Ap ply at Tolo or Uth and Fir. Frank Ray. , 175 HELP WANTED Good miner and prospector for gold placer and quartz. Address Miner, cure Trib une. 175 WANTED- -Apple Pickors. Phono 174 408-R3. WANTED MISCKliLiANEOUS - WANTED liay to halo. Will take part payment In hay. H. W. Bing ham, 597-J3. 175 WANTED People to hoard and room. Modern conveniences: rea sonable rates. Close In. 6-1" W. 11th St. 176 WANTED A good fresh cow, Mrs. Alberta Jones, Talent, Oregon. Phone 4-F13. 176 W ANTE IV Good milk cow for winter for feed. C. G. May, Central Point. Phono 293. 176 WANTED Families to pick prunes. Thone 869-H. , 176 WANTED To borrow, $750.00 for two years; good real estate secur ity. Address O, Mall Tribune. 171 WANTED Young pigs, two or three months old. Box. V. W., Mall Tribune. 174 WANTED Pino logs. Wish to con tract purchase sugar and yellow pine saw-logs for 1918 delivery. Will take output largo or small quantity and pay attractlvo figure. Sco Edgar S. Hator, Hotel Med ford. WANTED Bring us your kks and Poultry. We pay cash. Medford Poultry and Egg Co. V ANTED Houses to more. XH-M nr 4KK-X Phooi FARM M).Nfl. AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 4 0 years, 5 per cent; 4 per cent on do- posits convertible Into 4 V4 percent farm loan bonds; $250,000 In bonds Bold weekly and money paid farmers. E. II. Hurd, Sec.-Trcaa. National Farm Loans Associations, Gnrnett-Corcy Building, Mod ford 1 ss Boy Run Over and tell your mother. t Only iiiO cash, balance (15 per month, pay no more, for nn eight room houso with bath, toilut, lava tory, largo screen porch, electric light, gas, wod house, chicken houso and corral, cement walks In to houso; taxes and all city assessments paid In full. Look this up. OFFER US A TRADE on tho fol lowing: 11 acres located about 1 miles from Eaglo Point; one-half cleared, balance scaltei lng trees. Free of Incumbrance. LISTINGS. If you have city or country prop erty to Bell at going prices list them with us. llavo buyer now for irri gated stock ranch, AppHgnlo vallej preferred. Bennett Investment Co. 102 West Main. Phone 799. I'eal Lata to. Loo as. Insurance. if U10 II Kl.P WANTF.Iw-FF..WALK I WANTED At once, girls at .Medlun! Domestic . iunnivry. 171 WANTED Girl usher for ltlalto theater. Only bright, favorably knows girls need apply. Call per sonally nt theater afternoons. WANTED A competent woman for general housework. Mrs. A. E. R.-anies, S10 W. 10 th St. Phono 6.13. WANTED Woman for grneral housework. Call at 330 South Kir or phone 285-X. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED llousocieanlng or janitor work by Japanese. P. O. box SIS. 170 fob. rum notsus 'Oil RENT Nicely furnished bunga low, 16 Rose Ave. Call afternoons 179 FOR RENT Furnished bungalow. closo in. 304 South Central. 175 FOR RFAT 5-room house and sta ble and 3 neres; part lu fruit and berries. Phono S20-X. 17S FOR RENT My home on Kings highway. Inspection by appoint ment. C. W. Abcrcroinhio. Phono 311-J. 17S FOR RENT Modern 6-rooin bunga low. Phono 929-W. 175 FOR RENT Five-room modern houso, Willi large screen porch and garage; closo in. Call at 2 -10 S. Riv. or phono 570-11. FOR RENT 9-room modern house. 33 N. Peach. Tel. 403-X2. 176 FOH SALE MVES-tOCK FOR SALE Cheap, two horses, good work harness and 2-ton wagon. In quire It. R. Valloy Cannery for S. Markgtuf. 174 FOR SALE Sow and nine pigs. Tel ephone W. It. Lamb, Medford. 175 FOR SALE- Team of maro3, young, good workers; also 3-year-oltl geld ing and good cow. Apply Veritas Orchards, 2 y. miles east of Med ford. 175 FOR SALE 1 cow and 2 heifers; also cream Bopnrntor. 310 W. Knight stroet. F. S. Day. 174 r OH SALIC. 20 head Jersey cows and heifers. Good matched young team, weight 3000, wagon and hnr- noss. Box C. D., Mall Tribune 178 FOR SALE-240-M. -Jersey milk cow. Phono 1 FOR HALF ItKAL KSTATH FOR SALE One of the best Bear ('reek bottom farms; over lot) acres; good house, barns and out buildings, springs, 20 acres timber; produces 50 bushels wheat pet acre; very best for airali'a, grain, sugar beets, corn; will mako great dairy and hog ranch; can Irigato. Price $1 1,500. Page-Dressier Co 175 FOR SALE Furniture. Houso for rent. liaiio. Phono 755. 235 .North OitUdaln. 175 FOR SALE Cheap, two newly paint ed houses. Lots adjoining. Ono huiiM furnished. Phone 92 9-W. 17S FOR SALE Jonathan apples, or chard run, Ernest Webb, Central Point. 176 FOR SALE 'Ml TUAIVK -K acres of Irrigated Irani ill Colorado. Will take automolilo In part payment. .1. L. Frlnk, Boagle. Oregon. 196 FOR SALE Three houses nnd three lots near Laurel nnd 11th Sts. $1600 buys all three (dear of incum brance except street linprovenien,, assessments. C. C. lierco, Med ford. 17.V FOR SALE 1-l-acrn ranch, with 4 room cottage Irrigation system nnd other outbuildings. 'A mile due north Main street, Central Point. On Pacific highway. Ap ply to owner on ranch of T. J. Noo noa. 199 FOR SALE Farming land, fruit laid, stock ranches, timber land, from $10 per acre up. on long tiino, ea:.y payments, or might exchange for other clear properly. Address Go hi Huv Realtv Co. FOH SALE MIHfliM.A.V'FOUS FOR SALE - Tenia, "gun and furniture at Ewlng's, 12N Vancouver St. 175 FOR SALE- -Set andirons and screen, 30x36, $5, SOn North (lltkdalo. Phono 80S-M. 175 FOR SALE - Ite-clea lli-d blue stem nnd Little Chili wheat. Kcene H Carlton ranch. 178 FOR KALE One slightly used 1917 Foril with eira equipment. One 1915 Ford. Good bargains. Terms. W. 11. Del.ay. 17 1' FOR SALE - Silver bo.'se; harness; liioneS20-X. prunes; buggy; grapes cliiein. FOR SALIC- Furniture of five-mom house by the piece. All f Irat-i.-lass. Phono 102-11. 177 FOR SALE- Furniture, pas range, and pr.rlor sieve; high grade and new. 245 N. Grape. 175 FOR SALE. Twill llaliey-Havlilsoll motorcycle, .Icshu It If hardsell. Phone 294, Central Point, 176 FOR HALE --Choice slock Rhode Is land Ri d cockerels, while and bhiek Minorca p. .Hots for pulo by Mrs. C. II. Pierce, rcHldcnce ta mile east of cily reservoir. 175 FOR KALE--Brush otltnilinMle. cheap. Call at Billings' wagon shop. 175 FOR SALE Alfalfa In the field, $17 per ton. Erne.t Webb, Central Point. 17 1 FOR SAl.l- New Krauso piano. 6Jti W. 4th street. No. KOU KENT MISCEM-AXEOCS - 1 - 11 rule i(i-..vr -:o jicros iiiyuno mnn, . s n good house, , barn, outl'lilhili'ps; j f i; 200 acres pasture and timber land'.U adjoining railroad town; half mile i1t to depot. Ui:ie lntaliop for wootl yard, wood cutting and shipping, Fawniill. Coll liay Realty Co. 175" FOR RENT Cash or shares, grain nud alfalfa ranch. Box A., Mail FOR RENT Farms nnc stock ranch, es. garden land. Gold Ray Realty Co 8THAYEII. STRAYED Came to my place Oct. 8, one goat. Owner can have same by paving for this hoi Ice. 11. C. Best. Medford. Phone 539-R2. 174 port rovcnAVfJK TO TRADE heal estate Tor good team, no:: SO, Mail Tribune. 179' iTOU trade Five-passenger car on Medford rnsidepre property. Ad dress W. I)., care. Mail Tribune. 17S FOR TRADE Residence property modern 8-room house. In Fremont. Nob., for Medford property. C. D. Bowman. 176 MOXKY TO IXIAN WILL LOAN small amounts on im proved city property. E. S. Tttmy, 210 Carnett Corey bids. MONEY TO LOAN On good seeur- Itv. Phone 647-.T. J. B. Andrews. Motlford Business Colloga Bids Room 2. MONEY TO LOAM From $1000 to $5000 on hand to loan at 7 per cent, on good farm securltv. Enrl Tumy, 210 Garnett-Corey B!dg. tf MONSY TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. Easy month ly payments See D R Wood BUSINESS nntECTOHY. GEORGE CODDING- Lawyer, Gar nott Corey Bldg. ' PORTER ,1. NEFF Attorney at law rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nation' Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer, Corey bldg. Garnet! Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford, Orogon. Ansfo Supplies L.H!rH AOTO SPRING CO. aro operating the larixnt. oliest nd best equipped plant in the Ps " cltlo northwest. Use our sonnet whon others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth fit., Portland, Ore. Den:stj V. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dtiw tela Clothing Store in rooms to.1 rnsfciy qccupled by Dr. Jones. Phonc 6M8-Y. f,Tig!neer nnfl Contractor eftrJrj N. CUM .V. I NOS Engineer ani contractor. 404 M. F. & H. Bld Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drao age, orchard and land Improvement . 5nrimgo GARBAGE - Get your promise cleaned up for the summor. Call on tho cily garbage wagons ftvr good service. Phono 274-L. P. Y. Allen. Instruction In Mulc FlTi'TLTONLVR ol ptauo and harmony. Hnl&ht Musll Studio, 40) Oarnei.t-Oorej U!d. Phonn 72. Insurnnoe ;aUL S. TUMY General Insurance oftlco, Fire, Automobile," Accident, l.lnblllty, Plato Glass, Contract still ttiaety Buntlb. Excellent com panics, gi oil local eorvic. No. ill Uaruett-Corey Bldg. Physicians nnd SurgiMiui DR. W. W. HOWARD Oaieupathis physician. 303 Harnett Corey build, lug, Phone 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician aa Burgeon, Practice limited to 6ye. ear, nose add throat. Eyos scien tifically tested and glasses Bup plied. Oculist and Aurigl for S. P. R. It. Co. - Offices M. F. tt H. Co bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 6S7, Printer nui I'lihllsfiers Vll-iilXiRIi I'SINTINO CO., haa th best e. .nipped printing office In Southern Oiegou; Book binding, loose lear ledgers, lulling systems, etc. Portland prices. J7 Mortsi fir l. TrMiisfer :a1)S 1UANSI' Kit A STORAGL CO Olfien 42 North From Bt. Phon il5. Prices rliclit Horvlco uat ISTKIH'Ult.W AlKiCAlt O. TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent, and I'hoonlx dally, except Sunday, al S:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. 1: o on Saturday nt 10: 15 p. m. Sun. days lenvo at 8 and 10:30 a. in. and :00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:3tl p. m. Leave. sh!a:id for Medford dally, exceat Sunday, at 9:00 a. nt., 1:00, 4:00 ami 5:15 p. m. Also oa Saturday nljehtu it 6 30. Sundays leave Ashland t 't:00 a. m , and 10.30 a. til., 1:0, 4.30, t:30, and 10.30 u. a.