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MEDPORD MATH TRnTLTNTV MTCBFOTIT), OTCTCfiOX. WEDNESDAY. OPTOP.ER 2. IfllS
I'AUR FIVtS
ASHLAND AND VICINITY
Clervv aui: InitY , have, returned
from the Oregon contWeiu nt Port-
ijland, mitllrisiuatiu' over thu fathering
4 of ropreKentntivcs of t lie treat Mcth
iodist dciiomiuutiunfc. which closed on
JlMindntb with a love feast at the iiucli
(toriuui, ill that citv. Kev. C. A. Kd
Jlwnrds is returned to this pastorate,
Uriev. (), p. Carlos is a new assign
jment ut Medford: L. F. Hclknui) at
ft Central Point, who also supply
.(.Oiilil Hill; Talent is to lie supplied.
ij presumably from Ashland. Rev. 11.
'i J. Van Kosscn of this citv will con-
i .: i.. . M ' '.... 1.-1........1.
nunc in income un'i me niiiuiuiti
district. Mr.. CI. ; K. Uillinss. n lav
delegate from .here, reports havinu
met Prof. P. A. Gctz, who was a
former superintendent of schools at
Ashland ahput 30 veiirs imo. and is
ensatred in educational work in
Portland. T. A. Haves, another
5 former superintendent here, is prac
tising law in the metropolis. Aiming
former Ashland pastors, liev. J. T.
Ahhett is with tho University Park
church in Portland; Kev. I,. C. Poor,
ut Woodstock: Hcv. It. K. Ihinlnt)
superintendent of charts, Methodist
Centenary: Rev. K. 0. Richards, Firsl
church, Salem, is connected with Wil
lamette University as educational
secretary, liev. W. J. Pnmrliiss, now
of Goodini'. Idaho, nttended the con
ference. Mr. Ahhett has two sons
ill the service, Ferris beiinr in France
ami Henry in. the navy, Ferris was
highly complimented recently "for
heroic conduct under shell fire.
The campaign in behalf of oloth
inir for the Belgians hesnn (Mher
1. (lie rtcoh in, station hams in the
'Elks' building, rooms adjacent to (he
lied Cross main headquarters. Talent
is also cnlistedfin this work as plan
ned here. As heretofore. Mr. lierlhn
Winter is chairman of the comnittce
bavins this solicitation in eharce.
The kind hearted .Proprietor of -the
Overland restaurant .at the depot.
"iV. Courts, provided abundant ;-ithu-wiches,
dispensed coffee, and . then
capped tho climax of generosity bv
setting up hundreds of smokes to the
numerous soldiers, - who passed
through here last Saturday.
The gasoline selline-. hours, from ti
a. in. to 0 p. m now prevail, as stip
'f uluted bv federal regulations which
vent into force October 1.
F. F. Whittles' family, who moved
ito Hilt some time nco. arc now lo
v rated in the residence there formerly
. .'.-occupied bv H. F. Smith. .
Glenn Vornifr. son of Mrs. Dora
'Young, who is with the aj-mv in
.Franco, writes' his mother ipider. date
of September (1. that he, together with
V other America hoys, is taking the
; (''rest cure" ut. Aux las Hains. n noted
' French pleasure resort, where the
t'overnme'it is; sending numbers of
' soldiers in relnvs for- a recreation
i spell after fatigue exertions at the
'front.
)' Dan Amiletrnto, Wells Fnrso oscnl
jhere. leaves on Thursday of this week
for his customary annual hunting trip'
i which will cover a period of 1(1 davs,
thc exact locality being censored bv
the irame commission. Dan's annual
i hunting tour has been a .fixed one
J since none 'by the oldest inhabitant
I can remember, and every ic nine rcl'itue
i either in the liomic, I'mpoun or Wil
lamette valleys is unto him as fa
miliar ground. In the meantime bis
daughter Gladys, employed for some
' f time past .in San Frimcisco, will ro
J turn home and manage the local of
fice, she beinsr an expert in routine
express work.
The hiiib school class of IMS has
generously donated iftiO, proceeds of
its class nlav, to the lied Cross, for
i which it is receiving deserved thanks
f. Mrs. I.vle YVntson Kimball of Kla
math Fulls, has been visitintr 'rela
tives here of late, also friends of
whom she has a lemon. On Monday
evening- there, was a reunion of old
' lime acquaintnnees who creeled her
nt the borne of-Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Kinney, a number from Medfurd
nlso beine present. :
i Two local lenelicrs lately made a
trip to Crater l.Ae, Miss MeKlrov
tind Mrs. J. H. Conrov, who went over
n the liovd ear. !
4 Oliver W. Stewart, renowned tem-
pern nee advocate, who is cnmp'iH.'n-
lnil under auspices of the 11 villi.'
Hciuudron, passed through hero on
j. Tuesdav, on his wuv to take part ii
Prohibition nuitation throughout Cat
norma nml Nevada. Jle spoke, in
Mcdford on Monday niL'ht. Mr. Stew
art is from Illinois. He is one of the
ablest speakers on the platform, and
the local Chautaiupin association for
Several years, has been Irving to kc-
cure Ins services.
- .vir. anil .Mrs. Ilnwaril Hose arc
Miome fronii their vacation trip to
Astoria, which town tliey report as
licinir a thriviriir one. with soldiers
nnd ships as. leading factors in the
ilevelopment of hiir business.
('apt. A. ". Thomas has- returned
i from a visit to North Jlakota. whith
er he went on n business mission lust
siiriiiL'.
.( FuniTcl services of the lute Steph
,rn Pcabodv Tnvlor, who died in this
citv Inst Sunday, were held on Wed
nesday at the family home of Dr. F.
,;H. Johnson. Ull Manzanila street,
-conducted br Hcv. C. A. Kdf. urds.
iMethodi.-t nastor. Interment Was in
kMouiitnin View ri'iuet-crv. The dc
Jccnscd wns 87 vears of niic. nnd was
(: native of Sbieflield. New- llruns
.wick. He leaves n wife and several
"children, amoni; them heinir the wife
of Dr. Johnson. Mr. Tnvlor was an
exponent of the fine old ucntlomniilv
traits of n previous ucncnition. ur
bane and ireni.il. nnd po-sesst-d of Ihe
i'1-ownin-.- slerlinc nltribntifi.
The M. C. Reed nropeitv, 07 Scen
ic Drive, has been leased to N. Ii.
j Kevtmlrix or Austin, Minn., who
reached A.'b'and lately with wife and
f hihlrcnt havins made the lnnir iour-
ncv Iroin tlntertilr.il fl in the fam
ily car. leisurely vi.-itin-j various
I TOM'S MARKETS
towns and noted uttrcnetions on the
way. Mr. Reynolds will become as
sociated with the Tidimrs in newspa
per work. In the meantime Mrs
Heed will reside with Mrs, J. K. Ful
ler on North .Main stret. Mr. Reed
bcinu: awav on the Chautauiiua cir
cuit for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. II, C. Chamberlain
und dntiLditer, of Klamath Falls, ar
rived here last week, and nre hlreadv
located at 71) Fourth street. Famih
and ull their beloiiiims landed ir
Ashland on a motor truck, which will
its livin-r freight and all the, eouip
nienl. was loaded to ;-apaciiy.
. T, A. S: hal ot PorlRiad. has rent
ed and is ocenriviuir the C. S. Jobusoi
place on Palm avenue.
Frank Dautiliortv is in the infnntn
service at Fort Meade. ' Marvland.
near r'altimore. where the hovs hnvi
the priile:re of visitiiur WashinKton.
residini; in Portland, is visitin-.-friends'
and nttendinu to properU
matters here.
Arthur R. Monrnn, Ashland soldier.
officially reported seriously woundei,
in France.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Oot. 2 Cattle steady.
Receipts 122. Steers, $12if13; good
to choice $1 lffi 12; medium to uood
$9. 75 roll; fair to medium J8.2r.ffi
9.2.1; common to fair, $3.75 (ii B.25;
cows nnd heifers, eliotce, $Sli'9; me
dium to good $5.75(6.25; fair to
medium $4.75 C 5.75; canncrs tZti
4; bulls $5.70; calves $9 12; stock-
ers and feeders $6 (ft 7.
Hogs steady, receipts 797. Prime
mixed $19.50 HI 19.75; medium mixed
$1919.3fi; rough heavies $18 &
18.35; plus $166 17; bulk of saler
$1 9.35 19.50.
Sheep steady, receipts 496. Prinu
lambs $1211 14: fair to medium 'Jit
11; ycarlinss $10?! !l; wethers $9S
10; cwe3 $C.50ff! 9.
Huttcr and Kc,ks
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 2. Duttei
firm.- Citv creamery prints, ('.'to: car
tons, (14c ; butler fat, (i7c: cube ex
tras. ;ic.
EGGS Buying price, candled,
cracks and rots out, 50c; selling
price, candled, 53 54c; In cartons,
.-8e.
HENS 262c; springers, 275
30c; old roosters, 15c; turkeys, geese
nominal; ducks, old, 25c; young, 30
33c.
Portland Grain
' WHEAT $2.20 basis; barley,
none; oats, $58.50 bid; corn, Xo. 3
yellow, $02 bid.
MILL STUFFS Mill run f. o. )
mill, carlots, $29. 05; mixed cars,
$30.15; less than carlots, $30.03.
TIMOTHY $.10(3)34; alfalfa.
$27.50; grain, $2C.
Notice
Absolutely no hunting or shootlnp
allowed on my premises.
165" J. O. CORE.
F BACK HURTS USE
. SALTS
Et leu meat if Kidneys feel lite Uii
or Bladder bothers you Meat
forms uric acid.
Most folks forgot that the kidneys,
like the bowels. (Jot Sluggish and dogged
and need a flushing occasionally, else we
have backnclie and dull misery in the
kidnoj region, Bcvere headaches, rheu
matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis
orders. .
you simply must keep your kidneyc
active and clean, and the moment you
fed an ache or pain in the kidney
region, got about lour ounces of Jau
Baits from any good drug Btoro here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act floe. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and Btimulatc them to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the acids
in the urine' so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive)
makes a deliff-htful effervescent lithift-
water drink which everybody should take
now and then to keep their kidneys clean,
thus avoiding serious complication.
A well-known local druggist says he
Mlla lota of Jad Salts to folks who believe
In oTereoming kidney trouble while it is
only trouble.
Kvans ("reck Irrigation Ulstrlct
Notice nf l-Jcctfon
(Notice is hereby given that an elec
tion in and for the proposed Kvans
Creek Irrigation district hereinafter
described, boa been culled by the
County Court of Jackon Coantv, Ore
gon, to be held and said election will
lie held in said district on tho 31st
day of October, 191 S -between the
hours provided by law for the hold
ing of generul olections in tho state
of Oregon
Said election will tie held for the
purpope ot determining whether or
not said proposed Irrigation district
shall tie organized under the provls
ions of Chapter 357 of the general
laws of Oregon for the year 1M17
The polling place for said election
Is the tirnngo Hull located at Wlmor
within said dlilrli t.
The following Is a description ol
the boundaries of suld proposed Irrl
gatlon District:
41. That certain 2 4 acres of land
In the XBH NW . .1 ar-res in N W
NW1., 9 acres In SK'i NW v; , Si c
5, Tp. 8ft, a. It. W. W. M., covered
by water rlsht existing by virtue ot
appropriation of certain waters bj
Muys Creek In said district under ap
propriation of Street, llaglcy and
eaunucrs tnauu in 19U1
42. That certain 5 acres of land
In the NKVi SWVi'.lnnd aeres In
the KWV, SWVi. Sec. 21, Tp. 35,
S. it, 4 W. W. M.. covered by watei
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Hear limner
in said district undea appropriation
of Ora Jones made in 1S7-8. Said
district being wholly In Je-k3on
county, Oregon.
All of the foregoing water rights
were established by Findings of Fact
and Order of determination of the
Stnto Water Hoard of the State ot
Oregon, filed with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Jackson County,
Oregon, on May 3, 1916, and supple
mental Flnillngs of ra;t ana oruer
of determination ot said State Water
Board filed In said Court on Decem
ber 15. 1917, which snld orders Hie
termlned and adjudicated all rights
In the waters of Rogue Hiver and itr
tributaries, nnd which said order;-
and all records of the said State
Water Board of the State of Oregon
are hereby referred to for the pur
pose of definitely nxmg and aeter
mlnlng the lands covered by said
rights and herein above excepted and
excluded from said proposed district
Commencing on the line between
Sections 9 and 10. Township 30,
South of Range 4, West of Willam
ette .Meridian, at the southwest cor
ner of the northwest quarter oi
southwest quarter of Section 10 on
tho south lino of nam Irrigation ihs
trlct; thence east Vt mile, thence
north ',4 mile, thonco east 'i mile
to the center of said Section 10:
thence north Ms mile, thence enst V4
mile, thence north W mile, thence
east mile, thenco north 1 mile.
thence west V mile to the section
lino between Sections 3.4 and 35 In
said Township 'and Range; thence
north on tho Section line 2 miles
to the northwest corner of Section
23, Township 35, south Range 4
West of Willamette Meridian, tnence
east V4 milu, thence north 1 mile.
thence east mile, thence north
mile, thenco east 1 miles, thence
north "4 mile, thence east mile.
thence north Ma mile to the section
corner common to Sections 5, 6, 7
and S In Township 35. Range 3 West.
thence east -ji mile, thence north
mile, thence east mile, thence
north "A mile, thence east li mile,
thence north V4 mile, thence oast 1
mile, thence north VI mile, thence
cast M mile on the Township line
between Townships 34 nnd 35 to the
southeast corner of the southwest
nuurtor of the southeast quarter of
Section 34. Township 31 south Ranst
3, West of W. M., -thence north v
mile, thence east V. mile, thence
north 14 mile, thenco east Vi mile,
thenco north 14 mile, thenco east V
mile, thence north Vi mile, tnence
oast ',4 mile, thence north M: mile
to the northeast corner of tho south
west nuarter of the northwest quar
ter of Section 25, Township 34 south
of Range 3 West of W. M and the
northeasterly corner of tho District;
thence west 1 mile, thenco south 14
mile, thence west !4 mile, thence
south Vt mile, thence west A mile,
thence south Vi mile, thence west !4
mile to the Section corner common
to Sections 27. 28, 33, and 31. Town
ship 34, south Range 3 west of W.
.VI., thence south lime, tnence wesi
mile, thence south- 14 mile, thence
west mile, thenco north Vi mile,
thence west V4 mile, thence north
i mile, thenco west mile, thence
south 1 mllo to Township lino to the
Section corner common to sections
31, 32, 5 and 0, Townships 34 and
35 south of Range 3, West of Wil
lameito Meridian; thence west Y2
mllovon said Township lino, thencs
south mile, thence west 14 mile,
thence north mile, thenco west
mile, thenco north 14 mile, thence
west Vi milo, thence north ', mile,
thence west !4 mile, thence north 1
mile, thenvo west 'A mile, thence
south Vi mile, thenco west 54 mile,
thence south 1 miles to tho Town
ship line between Townships 34 and
35, thence east V4 mile on said Town
ship line; .thence south Vs mile,
thenco west ',4 mile, thence north Vi
mile to the Section corner common
to Sections 34, 35, 2 nnd 3, Town
ships 34 and 35. south or Range 4
west of V. M., theaeo west mile
on said Township lino, thence north
1- miles, thence east Vi mile, thence
north 2 miles, thence west mllo to
tho northwest corner of the south
west quarter of tho northwest 4 of
Section 15, Township 34 south oi
nange 4, west of W. M., and the
northwest corner or the District;
thence south mil?, thence west
V4 mile, thenco Houth ',4 mile, thence
west mile, thence south V4 mlio,
thence west Vi mile, thence south
mile, thence west mile, thence
south 1 V4 miles, thence west '4 mile,
to the Section line between Sectlont
5 and 0, Township 35 south of Range
4, west of the W. M., nnd tlu north
west corner of the southwest quarter
of tho northwest quarter of Soctton
5; thenco south 2 :Y, miles on said
Section line, thenco east 'A mile,
thenco south mile, thence eant '4
mile, thence south 'A mile, theme
east '4 mile, thence south 2 ',4 miles,
thence eact mile, thence south '4
mile, thenco east Vi mile, thonci
south 1 mile to tho place of begin
nlng.
Excepting nnd excluding tho fol
lowing described lands:
1. That- certain 4 aires of Inn l
lying In the NW" NV Sec. 3, Tp.
35 S. R. 3 W. W. ,M covered by
Water Right existing by virtue ol
appropriation of certain waters o!
Kvans Creek In said district 'tiiulci
appropriation of It. Carter mailQ In
1x93. which right was established bj
findings of fact nnd order of deter
mination of the Slate Wnter Hoard ol
tho State or Oregon, filed with the
Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Jackson
County, Oregon, on May 3. 1910, am
supplemental findings of fact and or
der of determination or said Stan
Water Hoard filed In said Court on
Doiemher 15, 1917, which raid or
ders determined and adjudicated al'
rights of the waters ot Roguo llivei
and Its tributaries.
2. That certain 9 ncres of Ir.iu.
In the SV.Vi NWVi and 22 mnr.i ir
thcivwy, XH Vi ; All In sec, 7, Tp
35, S. It. .1 W. W. M., covered b)
water right existing by virtue of ap
p.-oprlation of cer;aln waters 01
KvaiiH frock In said district unde
appropriation of Marv J. Moire inadi
in llllfi. abo nil of SEV4 of SEV: 0:
M-:v, Section 12, Tp. S. 11. 4 W
W. M.
I. That cortnln 5 acres In tht
XK'i NEy, Sec. 12, and 5 acre.) in
SK' See 1. all in Tp. :!.". ?. It. 4
W. W. M., covered' Uly wtilcr r!h
existing by virtue of hppnipri .iimi o
certain water or Lvuni, Crick iu sa.tl
15
0, 1
0, 8
district under appropriation of Mur-
garet E. Taylor made in 1S90. I
0. All of SEV NW'i Sec. 11.1
Tp. 35 8. R. 4 W. W. .M. j
7. All the Southwest quarter of
Northeast quarter and ulso south f j
acres of west half of Northwest quar-i
ter of tho Northeast quarter Sec. 11,1
Tp. 35, S. U. 4. W. W. M. Also 5
acres of NWVi NEVi of suld section
11. . v . -
11. That certain 28 acres of land I
In the NEVi NWVi, 22 ncres in
SWVi NWVi. 3 aeres in XWiVi (NEVi,
0 acres In INW14 NW'Vi. Sec. 12;
10 acres lit NWVi SWVi Sec. 11, all
In Tp. 35, S. R. 4, W. W. M., covered
by water right existing by virtue of
appropriation, of certain water of
Evans Creek In said district under
appropriation ot Win. 1 1 tills made in
1 SKI.-
12. That certain 9 acres of land
In the SEVi SWVi Sec. 1 and Vi
acres In NEVi -N'W,i See. 12, all In
Tp. 35. S. It. 4 W. W. Al.. covered by
water right existing ny virtue or np
nroprlation of ertaln waters of
Evans' Creek In said district under
appropriation of
mado in 1 890.
13. That certain 12 acres of land
in the NEVi NWVi Sec. 12, and 10
acres in SWVi SWVi. Sec. 12. all in
Tp. 35, S. It. 4. W: V. M.. covered
by water right existing by virtue of
appropriation of J. II. lilllis miide in
1S90.
14. That certain 1 acre nf land in
SEVi SW,4 nnd 3 acres In SE
SW Sec. 20, nil in Tp. 34. S. It. 3
W. W. M., covered by water right
existing by virtue of appropriation of
certain waters of Evans Creek in
said district under appropriation of
O. W. Miller made Feb. 27. 1904.
15. That cerlaln 1 V4 acres of
land In the SEVi NW V4 Sec. 5. In
acres in the NWVi SV V4 Sec.
acres in the NEVi SKV4 Snc.
acre in the SVV '.4 SEV, Sec.
acres in tho IXEV4 NIC '4 Sec- 7. 7
acres in the SWVi SWVi See. u, all
ill Tp. 35 S. It. 3, W. W. M., being
the particular lands lying underneath
the 'Neathammcr irrigation ditch and
now being actually irrigated there
from .
10. All of KBV4 XR VI. XWVi
NEVi, SWVi XEV4. SEV4 XEVi,
NEVi SWV4, NWiVi SWVi. SWVi
SWVi, SEV4 SWVi, and East 'A ol
NWV4, Section 15. N E Vi XWVi,
NVV'.i .XWVi. SWVi NWVi, SEVi
NWVi , VMVVV4 SWV4. SWV4 SWVi.
Sec. 22. all of SEVi SEVi , NE4
SEVi, SEV4 SEVi , Section 21, lying
east of Evans Creek, all in Tp. 35,
S. It. 4 WW. M.
IS. All or SWiVi XWVi, NEVi
SWVi, XrV4 SWVi, Sec. 11, Tp. 35
S. R. 4 W. W. M., lying north of
Evans Creek.
19. That certain 25 ncres of land
In the NEVi SEVi, Sec. 4. nnd S
acres in NWiVi SWVi. Sec. 10. all iu
Tp. 30. S. R. 4 W. W. XL, covered by-
water right existing tiv -virturo of
appropriation of -certain waters of
Evans Creek In said district under
appropriation or Old Mill Ditch &
Irrigation Co. mado In 1902.
20. That certain 12 acres of land
In the SEVi NWVi. Sec. 27, Tp. 3
S. R. 4 W. W. .L, covered by water
right existing by virion of appropria
tion of certain waters of Trimble
Creek in said district under appropri
ation of Pern vale, ijamm mndo In
1 an u'. .
21. That certain 3 acres or land
In the SEVi NEVi Sec. 22. Tp
S. R. 4 W. W. .M., covered by water
right existing by vlrtuo or approprla
tion or certain waters of Potter Creek
in said district under appropriation
or S. I . Potter mado In 1901.
22. That certain 3 acres or land
In tho NEVi NEVi, Sec. 22. Tp. 35
S. 11. 4 W. W. M.. covered bv water
right existing by vlrtuo of appropri
ation of certain waters of Potter
Creek in said district under appro
priation of S. V. Potto.- -'.nde in 1901.
2 4. That certain 4 acres In SW
SWVi Sec. 33, Tp. 34, S. R. 3 W. W.
.f., covered by water right existing
iiy virtue of appropriation of certain
waters of iNeathamnier (lulch In said
District under app oprlation of Dan
-eathammer made in 18 1 4
25. That certain 4 ncrc3 of land
In SWVi SEVi and 4 acres In NE'A
SEVi, Sec. 22, all In Tp S. R. 4,
W. W. M.. covered by water right
existing by vlraio or appropriation
of certain waters of Pleasant Creel;
in said distrirt under appropriation
or (feo. w. Hillock made in 1 N ! I
20. That certain 3 acres of land
In tho SEVi NWVi. Sec. 22, Tp. 21.
S. H. 4 W. W. M., covered by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Pleasant
Creek is said district under apprOiiri
ation of Dan Cameron made in 1SH2.
27. That certain 5 acres of land
In NE"i SWVi. Sec. 22, Tp. 31, S. it.
4 V. V. M., covered by water right
existing by virtue of nppropilatlon ol
certain waters or Hcusant Creek I
said district under appropriation of
i.ono star Mining ( o., made In 1S02
2X. That cerlaln 1 acre of laud
In the SW4 NEVi, Sec. 17, Tp.
S. It. 4.W. W. ,L, covered by watei
right existing by vlrlue of nppropi-ia
tlon ot certain waters of (jueens
iirancn in said district under appro
prlntion or J. C. Culver made In 1s0K
.10. That certain IS acres of land
in the NWVi SW Vi . und 23 aires In
the ,NEV, SWVi, Sec. 9, all In Tp.
3 i. S. It. 4 W. W. M.. .covered by
watar right existing by vlrtuo of op
proprlatlon of cirtaln waters 11;
Queens llranch 111 raid district iiudi-l
appropriation of Joshua Nealhniumor
made in 1SSS.
31. That certain 10 acres of land
in the SEVi SEVi See. s, Tp. j;
S. It. 4 W. W. M., covered bv wale
.!."ht existing by virtue appropriation
of certain waters of Our ens llranch
In said district under appropriation
or mm . scaiev innde in imki
32. That certain 25 acres of land
In the SWVi NEVi and 2 Vi m-res In
SEV4 NEVi Sec. 1, ull In Tp. 35 S. It
I u . . M.. covered bv wnter rich!
existing by vlrtuo of appropriation
of cerlaln waters of lurch Creek In
iald district under appropriation ol
las. uwens rnaili; In 1 sill
13. I hat certain 9 a-res of Innd
In the NU'V, NW'4 and 25 acres In
the SW 14 W ', . 3d ncres In NWi',
it, 1 acre 111 tr; "t vj y,r, :;:
I nires In SE'i NEVi nitd V acre !
NE'4 SE14 sec. 32, all In'Tn. 31
S. It. 4 W. W. M.. covered !iv wnlel
ght t t: Hnn bv virtue of niii rmirla
tlon of certain waters of Ditch Creek
In said district under npprcprlsiion
i 1 nas. Williams mailn 11 I s T 7 .
. 3 1. ThBt cerlaln 10 ncrei of land
1 the S W Vi KM Vi S.c. 34. To 34
s. It. 4 W. W. M.. and that in acres
in I ho xw"i NW'i. S-c. .1. To
S. it, 4 Vi , W. it., covorod by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of cerlaln waters of Pleasant
Creek 111 said district under appro
priation of Chns. Owens In 1S77.
35. That certain 7 acres of land
In the XEVi SE'4. Sec. 21. Tp. 34,
S. R. 4 W. V. M., covered by water
right existing by vlrlue or npproprla
tion of certain waters of Urush Gulch
in said district under appropriation
of E. AI. Smllh mado in ISS2.
30. That certain S acres of land
In the NEVi SEVi Sec. 21, Tp. 34
S. R. 4 W. W. M., covered by water
right existing- by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Collins
(lulch in said district under appropri
ation of E.-M. Smith made In 1904.
SN. That cortuin 0 acres of land
In the9WV4 SEVi See. 1, Tp. 35, S.
R. 4 W. W. M., covered by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Sykos Creek
in Raid district under appropriation
of Win. lllllls made In 1S75.
30. That certain S acres of land
In th SWVi NEVi Sec. 5, Tp. 35,
S. R. 3 W, W. M.. covered by war
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion ot certain waters of Sykos (.'reek
in said district under appropriation
of Elizabeth Simmerville mado in
1SS5.
40. That certain 2 acres of land
In the SW'V4 NEVi Sec. 5. Tp. 35.
S. H. 3 W. W. :L. covered by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Mays Creek
in said district under appropriation
of Dan Neathamtuer made in 1900.
Dated Oct. 1st, 191S.
G. A. GARDNER,
County Clerk, Jackson County, Ore
WANTED SITUATION.
HIG KA.MILY WASH WANTED I
do a tubful of clothes In flftoen
or twenty minutes. Very careful.
No danger of tonrlng your linens.
will do your whole week's wash
for loss than rive cents. All wash
ing done in your home. Send for
mo on trial. Thor Washer, phone
90. 172
HELP WANT Kl iIH A I X.
WANTED Man to look arter stock
I'honc 319-U.
HELP WANTED
Male and l'Vmale.
WANTED Maii and wife for cook
lug nnd janilor work. Apply A. J.
Lyle, Hotel Medford. I
WANTED Man and wiro 011 clo3c In
ranch; glvo full particulars. Uox
M', Mall Tribune.
riELP WANTKII KKMALE
WANTEIXt Three girls to train for
nurses at Klamath Falls. Apply
A. J. Lylo, Hotel Mcdi'ord, or write
Siipt. Klamath Gen. dlospllal.
WANTED Young woman has
had one or two years ,'iospilal
training ror night duty. Apply A
.1. Lyle, Hotel Medford.
WANTED Girl for general house
.work, two In family. Cull .Mrs.
Lincoln M'cCoriiiack, 4 1 Ross
Court. Tel. 099. 100
WANTED Experienced lady stenog
rapher. Ono with pome bookkeep
ing experience preferred, but not
necessary.- Good salary to right
party, lllg Pines Lumber Com
puny.
FOB HE.M HOUSES.
EOR RENT ivieely furnished six-
room bungalow, modern, piano,
fireplace. Phono B-E2 2. 109
FOR RENT Modern woll furnished
bungalow, rive rooms, hath, gar
age. James Campbell, phone
311-R. 105
TAKEN l'P Two red heifers, com
ing two years, one with bell. One
yearling heifer with white fnco.
Ono yearling brlndlo bull. Owner
may have 'by paying charges. Les
ter II. Kay, It. 1, .Modford. ; 105
FOR RENT Furnished hoiiso, close
in, all modern conveniences, in
quire at 245 North Riverside. 105
FOR It eUt Furnished house and
two brick rooming houses. One
seven-room dwelling with garage
on paved street. John F. White.
Phone 449-M. 187
LOST Fountain pen on Main street.
Return to Mail Tribune office. 104
FOli KENT Six-room modern bun
galow In first-class shape. Range
connected. Guruge. Phono 4SS-X.
100
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
bungalow. Phone 929-W. 105
FOR RENT Furnished, handsome
resldenco on South Oakdalo. Vory
reasonable to desirablo. Tenant.
All conveniences. Tel. 409 or
624-J. 104
FOR ItENT-tiungalow.
One 5 nnd ono 7-room
S20 West Twelfth.
TOR RENT StlSCKLiIiAjrKOrjS.
Apply Mull
W ANT ED Rail ell cook .
Tribune, Uox A.
WANTED Dining room girl. Hotel
Medford.
WANTED Women, nalary $24 full
line, 50c an hour spare time, dis
tributing guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Permanent. Experience
unnecessary. Apply Guarantee
. Mills, Norristown, Pn.
WANTKIV .Vilhl,EI,LANi;OI!H
WANTED To buy, Iwo cows, frosh
In November; one team, about
1250; one 3 V4 wagon, one act I'on
cord harness. 820 West Tweirth.
104
WANTED About, rifty head goiiri
grndo stock calves, ,1ns, Campbell,
Phono 3 1 1-P.. lO.i
WANTED -If in nnd of n loaning
mill inaTi address Planer Man, 157
Terwilllger street, Portland, Ore.
10s
vVANTICD Sell youi. croani to the
Johnson Prod. Co., Coutral Point,
Ore., where the testa and cash
eoiinta.
a ANTED Ileuses to mote. Solid,
repair or wreck. Phone 48K-M 01
4HK-X.
vV ANTED R. II. Toft buyB Liberty
boAds, also mortgages, notes, Judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
makes abort time loans on any old
thlni
VOn HUNT M'liNISIIKD llOO.Mh
Ft ) 1 1 ltENT"-Tl ooiTisT'lmn3 7 0 -1 ..
170
FOli KENT I PAItTMK.VrH.
FOH KENT Ono completely fur
nished apartment. Hotel Holland.
roil IlKNT II I CSEKKhPI NO
ROOMS.
l-'Olt RENT-Light hollHckeepliiL'
rooms.. Call after 0 p. in. 322
South Central or phono 403-X2.
1 01:
I roTtan, oat. Sf
i I i Crow tl M
I umH r. cm 1 I
FOR HUNT 12-gaugo pump gun
Phone 351-Y. 104
FOR RENT 1300-acro stock for, 0
miles from Eugene, 100 ucros plow
I11111I, usual buildings. F. L. Chum
hers, Euuono. 10 4
FOR SALE MVKSTOCK
FOR SALE Team, harness nnd wag
on. E. Iloyd. 843 East .Ninth
street. Phone 359-Y. 105
FOR SALE 30 head iXanny goats
Mabelle Hildreth, Butte Falls, Ore
gon, Box 113. 175
FOR SALE Span of black mulei,
eight yearB old. sound and gentle.
L. O. Penlnnd. Talent. 10s
FOR SALE Choice Duroc Jersey
breeding stock, brood sows, pigs,
, etc. Onkmont Farm, Talent. Phone
7-F2. IBS
x
FOR SALE 200 ewes; also 200 ewe
lambs. 1). Rosenberg, Medford
Hotel. . JO
FOR SALE Pure-bred Duroc pigs,
15 cents per pound; nlso sow and
pigs. R. 10. Nealun, phono llxxl
Central Point. 104
FOR SALE 5 pigs, GO lbs.; 8 pigs,
80 lbs.; 1 sow, 140 lbs.; 1-brood
sow, 200 lbs. A. L. Seahrooko,
11. F. D. 2, Centrnl Point, Ore. 104
FOR SALE Milk cows, box 403, 11.
'It Central Point. 1 100
FOH SAM-) M1SCELLANKOFH.
FOR SALE About 75 tons of hay
mostly nlfalfa; prefor to feed II
out. W. .1. Hartr.cll, 4CS-.I1. 101
FUR SALE Cal.hago. Wholesale
prices. See Charles Ray or phone
134-R. 101
FOR SALE Pony baggy nnd single
Harness, lor ?;i.i.oo. 11.1 west
Main. 10
FOR SALE Fortyfold whoat; a very
good variety for rail sowing. Price
$2.25 per bushel. Phono 19-F21
10S
FOR SALE New 1918 Chevrolet
with bumper and extra now tire
and tube, $S25.00. 191 8 Maxwell
'first-class condition, $800.00. 19 16
Ford, A I condition, $400.00. Val
ley Garago. 104
FOR SALE llluo stem seed wheat;
nlso spring-tooth harrow nnd grain
drill. James Campbell, phone
311-R. 10
FOR SALE Beardless barmy and
blue steam wheat seed. .las. Camp.
bell. Phono 311-R. 10
FOR SALE Blllck Six, light, good
condition, -cord tiros. Phono 7 1
108
FOR SALE 10-foot Perkins wind
mill und 30-foot, wood tower with
three-way pump, on John W. Cox
ltanrh, one mile southwest Med
ford, Onkdalii Park Add. 107
FOR SALE 1917 St udobaor Six
car. Mrs. Ernest Webb, Central
Point. ior,
GIM CrilTNO
China Herb Btor
Herb euro ror earacbo, headache,
cutarrah, dlplhorln, Bore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, chills and fov
or, cramps, coughs, poor circulation
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast
cures all kinds of goiters. NO OI1
EI1ATIO.VS.
Medford, Oregon, Jan 13, 1917
TO WHOM IT ,tAY CONCERN:
This Is to certify that I, the tin
derslgned, had very severe stomach
trouble and bad been bothered foi
several years and last August was not
oxpoclcd to live, aud hearing of Glm
Chung (wboso Kerb Store Is at 21)
South Front stroot, Medford) I de
cided to got herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I storied to feeling bet
tor as soon as I used them and toda)
am a well man and van heartily roe
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
sea Glm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. It. JOHNSON,
Wltnessos:
M. A. Anderson, M ml ford
S. II. Holme, Eagle Point,
Wm. Lowls, Eagle Point ,
W. h. Chlldreth. Eagle Point,
C, E. Moore, Euglo Point.
J. V. Mclntyro, Eagle Point,
flno. II. Von dor Mellon, Eaglo Point,
Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point.
Friday, June KMtli, War Salui(a Day
TAKEN UP.
LOOT.
LOST CooklitT utensils in sack
dropped from Crater Lake Stage.
Return to Mall Tribune office. 109
MONKT TO liOAH.
MONEY TO LOAN on gooo real
estate security, and will buy Lib
erty liouds. j. B. Andrews, No,
31 North Grape. Phone 047.J. tf
TOR KXC1IAXGE.
FOR EXCHANGE Excellent, clear
Medford homo for good farm land
in Rogue River valley or near
Modford. Phone 102-X.
BllHINENh IXHWCTOKt
Milling Experts.
CAMPBELL & LII.JEORAN mines
promltlng association; mining
properties listed for sale, sampled
and reports rendered. Office and
assay laboratory at 107 North Kir
St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam
Pies by mall given prom'pt atten
1
Attorney.
WM. M. OOLVIG Attorney-at-law.
Medford National Bank Bldg.
PORTER J. NKFF, Attorney-at-law
rooms 8 and 9. Med, ford Nations,'
Bank Building.
A, B. Rnamea, Lawyer. Sarnett
Coroy lialldlng.
Anto SsppiK.
VAnER spring cnJ
LAfTBH AUTO BFRINO CO. W
are operating the largest, aides)
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
clflo northwest, ,17m our sprlngt
whon others fall. Sold ander writ
ten guarantee. 84 North Fltteeati
BL, Portland, Oregon.
t
(torliam
OAItBAUH! Got your premise!
ol caned up for the summer. Call '
on the city garbage wagons (01
god servlCA Phone 161-Y. V
T. Allen. ,
Rxpert Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wil
son, C. P. A. Ask about our new
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to any
business as a time-savor giving
full business detail. M. F. A H.
Bldg., Medford. Phone JIB 7-R.
Instruction in Haste.
JfllBO ALTON HAIOUT Teacher at
s'ano and harmony. Height Masts
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bid
Phone 7a.
. Insurance,
aIJCH HOLLOW AY-Flre, Accldoul
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with best English and Eastern
Companies. Office 401 Uarnett
Corey Bldg.
EARL S. TU.MY Gon oral Insurance
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Glass, Hay or
Grain in field or barn; also Live
stock. Contract and Surety Bonds.
Excellent companies, good local
service.- No. 210 Garnett-Corey
Bldg,, L. L. Oathcart, Manager.
' Pinning Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 B. Fir. Phone
184. , j
Pbysl -laiw and 8a eons.
nit.""wTvv. HOWARD OsteopathT
physician. 303 C Tnett-Corey build
Ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician aac.
surgeon. Practice limited to eye
ear, nose and throat, . Eyes sclen
tlflcally tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurjst for 8. P
R. It. Co. Offices M. F. ft U. Ca
Bldg. Phone S7. Ii 1
DR. F. 0. CARLOW
, PR. EVA MAIN.-i CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
; u J 0-4 17 Gnrnett-Coroy Bldg.
Phono 904-L,
Resldenco 20 S. Laurel Streot.
Printers and I'dbliehere.
MEDil5TtTNTmo, CO. has ul
hest equipped printing offlc t
Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose lear ledgers, billing systems
to. Portland prices. 17 North
Fljflt. . '
V-riisrct, i
EADB TRANSFER ft HTORAOM CO
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
115. Prices right, Rerrtce guar-nteii
Look at These
10 acres eloso In under Irrlgiillon,
new 5-room house, modern; will lako
JtXOO.OO, und this Is soiuo bargalu
at tho price.
10 acres In Wagner Creek district
for exchange, for a good modern 5
rooitt bouiie In Medford.
170 mre stuck and alfalfa ranch,
either with stork, feed and equip
ment, or without. This place Is a
splendid piece of land and 01)0 of tho
very best slock propositions In this
valley, nnd we are making a price
on It that will Interest anyone In the
market (or a real ranch,
Brown & White.
tit Houth Fir BUM.
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