MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OOTORER 23, l!)!tS
PAGE FIVE
Livestock
PORTLAND, Oct. 23 Cattle slow,
recelpta 1 6 0. Steers, prime $12'u'
13; good to choice $11 12; medium
to pood $8.75 911; fair to medium
$8.25 fi 9.25; common to ralr $5.75
8.25; cows and heifers, choice $8
9; medium to good $5.75 (ii 7.25 ;
fair to medium $4.75'5.75; cunuers
$34; bulls $57; calves $912;
stockers and feeders ?68.
Hogs dull; receipts i 418. Prime
mixed $17.!517.50; medium mix
ed $17 17.25; rough heavies $15
15.50; pigs $14.60 15.50; bulk of
sales $17.25 017.85.
Sheep weak; no receipts. . Prime
lambs $1112; fair to medium $s
10; yearlings $10 11; wethers $9
10; ewes $C.50S.50.
' Butter
PORTLAND, Oct.' 23. Butter
firm. City 'creamery prints, extras,
box lots 65c; cartons, box lots, 0 6 ifcc
less than half boxes le more. Buying
price butterfut, Portland, 69e; cube,
extras, 64c. ... . .
Kg-gs
PORTLAND, Oct. 23. Eggs sell
ing price candled 65c; selected can
dled In cartons 68c.
Oats, $55 bid; corn $58 bid.
Portland Grain
WTHEAT $2.20 basis; barley,
none: oats, $54 bid; corn. No. 3,
yellow, $54 bid.
MILL STUFFS Mill run f. O. b.
mill, earlots, $29.65; tnixed cars,
$30.15; less than carlots, $30.05.
rtAY Timothy, $30 34; alfalfa,
$27.50; grain, $26.
I
HUM AND HIIY
1
Attention of parents is ('tilled to
the danger of children pliryimr ubiiut
the railroad yards, which is u "row
ing habit of late. The danger is not
only confined to train liours when
po many contrrcgnte on tile depot
platforms, but at oilier times the
younirsters are found playing under
and climbim? over standing freight
cars. If these practices are not
stopped, the yard men and police
will be compelled to tnko a hand in
preventing them, as a tragedy is in
prospect sooner or later if the care
lessness is continued.
The promotion of Maior .1. F.dw.
Thornton to a coloonelcy refers to
command oC the second regiment,
Oregon State Guard, the headciuarters
of which will be at Eugene. K. A.
Bubb is lieutenant colonel. Col. W. C
North of Portlaml, has been recom
mended bv Gov. WitliYconibe as com
mnnder of the brigade which will eni-
. brace the several regimental units' of
f thd guard.' "
. -. Corporal Walter T. Ford of Centra)
Point is reported from Die war zone
anions those severely wounded.
, Miss Helen Conner is another Ash
land girl graduating from the South -env
Pacific training school. Her as
signment is at the Terry building,
San Francisco.
: 8, A. Peters, Jr., one of Ashland's
original First company bovs, who has
been stationed at Fort Stevens, has
latolv received the appointment of
army field clerk at district headouar
ters in Seattle, an assignment which
places him under orders of Muior C.
A. Mnlone, also formerly of this eitv.
This Appointment is in Die mitureif
a merited promotion, and carries witli
it the specific pav of $1,200 per year
in .addition to n certain allowance
for incidental expenses. Mr. Peters
is at Seattle with lpm. "Knm" was a
former employe of the Citizens bank
hero, and at the time of responding
to rtrmv call was conectec- with one
of the leading hanking institutions in
Portland.
Mrs. Dr. McCracken and sons have
returned from an extended outing at
the seashore.
C. .. Donnelly, a former manager
of the Western Union office here, anil
now connected with that corporation's
headquarters in Sun Francisco. . is
making his customary annual visit
to Ashland, accompanied bv his wife
who is the daughter of Mrs. F.llen
Giddines.
Mrs. H. S. Sanlord wns summoned
to San Francisco on Mondav bv the
illneRH of her son Rov, who is a
mechanician in the Government ser
vice at the Presidio.
Funeral services of the late George
Stnvnard. who died on Sunday lasl.
were. held at the family residence.
inwt tic Houlovard. on Wednesdnv
conducted bv Rev. C. A. F.dwnrds of
this city and Dr. Paillio of Phoenix.
Interment was in Mountain View cem
etery. He leaves a wife and son. The
deceased was 45 ears of ago und a
native of New York state. For sev
eral years he was principal of the
Phoenix schools, and on account of
ill health relinquished this vocation
for work more out-of-doors.
11. P. llurlesor. nowise related to
the postmaster general, who used to
live in this vicinity and who has been
located ut Lake Creek for sometime
oust, has removed to Phoenix.
A son was born to lIr. and Mrs.
Cedric Myers October 'Jl. at Duns-
muir. .which is the family home at
present'. This fine bov bus been
named William John.
. L. F. Ferguson, local merchant lias
purchused and moved into one of
the V, H. Smith properties on Hoag-
adinc street.
A survey of the field occupied bv
nurses is being made locally, con
ducted bv Dr. Maude llawlev. under
government auspices as recommended
by the surgeon general. The nues
tionnnire method is in vogue, the sur
vey being for enrollment purposes, the
scope of the registration including
specific (itieries as to tritium? and
experience.
II. ('. Stock. Clitf Jenkins, Fred
Herrin and several others have gone
on their customary duck hunting ex
cursion to the Klamath Lake region,
expecting to he gone about a week.
The first of the week members of
the Whisted, Butler, Wagner,- Har
ron, liiudic, Vampel and Day families
motored over the Siskivous and en
ioved a picnic dinner served near the
summit, the scene affording a typical
view of mountain and valley, with n
glimpse of old Shasta in the dis
tance. Weather conditions were ab
solutely perfect.
Mrs. I). 1). Norris and Mrs. Henry
Provost have returned from an ex
tended visit at Los Angeles and vi
cinity. Tuesday morning Mr. und, Mrs.
Stuart Saunders received a cable
gram from their daughter Josephine,
who started overseas some time ago
to engage in reconstruet:on work in
France under government auspices,
the message briefly stated. "Arriv
ed safely in Knglnnd."
George W. Noble, retired rancher
from the vicinity of Honan.a. in Kla
math count", lias purchased of L. J.
Heer the residence property on the
corner of Lincoln and East Main
streets; which will be occupied bv
his family.
C. A. Gray, residing on Iowa street,
litis been receiving a visit this week
from an aunt. Mrs. Knchel Fish, of
Klkhorn, Iowa, who has just complet
ed an auto tour from the central west
to tlie coast, accompanied bv her son
William, and neiee Miss Caroline
Wallucc. The family car is a Grant
Six, and the party, who will locate
permanently at San Jose, Cnl., were
about a month on the road from their
Iowa home to Oregon, leisurely visit
ing notable localities en route.
Early in the week, Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. II. Davenhill of Twin Oaks ranch
in the Vullevview neighborhood, uo
eompanied bv tile J. . Mctov lamitv.
motored over to the vicinity of Stein
man, and joined ill a picnic dinner
amid t lie scenic "ooks of that local
itv.
Scrgt. Hall of Camp Fremont. Cnl.,
renewed the rifnuaintnnce of the
Hodgson family between trains on
Mondav, his father's illness having
summoned him to Livingston, Mont.
The council has adopted the rcso
lution to submit a municipal election
proviso as a charter amendment at
the general election in November. This
amendment stipulates that eitv elee
tions shall lie held at the same time.
and eitv officers shall hold their po
sitions for the same period, as rules
now prevailing lor general elections,
Economy, incident to the curtailment
of unnecessary expenses connected
with u multiplicity of elections, is the
reason for this movement.
The family of Preston Hendricks.
formerly living here and now resi
dents of Sacramento, have heard that
this voting soldier, serving willi a nin
chine gun battalion, in France, was
killed in action September (i. He
was !2(i years of age and a fine, manly
fellow.
lUiving operations proper on the
Hilling hill ciiloff are completed, am!
couple of week of fine weather wil
leave the new highway ready lor use.
The old road will in time revert to
the Billings estate.
Attorney W. J. Moore has been ap
pointed executor of tin? estate of the
late Marv Kirschhaum, who recently
met her death here as the result of an
automobile accident.
Dr. Frank Roberta is confined to
! his home with an attack of Influenza.
That Dark-haired
, Chzp from
Virginia,
says that down South
the best people won't
chew anything but Real
Gravely. They know
how it's made the
Gravely wag. It costs
nothing extra to chew
this class of plug. A
small chew of Gravely
holds its good taste.
That's why it lasts so
much longer than a big
chew of ordinary plug.
(M furthtrtkat'l why
UK ttl tho W laiti of Aii clan
of tobacco without txtra ml.
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
10$ a pouch-ancf worth it
SWIM '"A u
HAVE COLOR H GMS
Be Better Looking Take
; Olive Tablets
If your skin is yellow complexion pallid
tongue coated appetite poor you have
a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good
feeling you should take Olive Tablets.
Dr.Ed wards' Olive Taolets a substitute
for calomel were prepared by Dr. Edwards
after 17 years of study with his patients.
Dr. Edward3'OHvo Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will Know them by their olive color.
To have a deer, pink skin, bright eyns,
no pimples, a feeling oi buoynncy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
Dr. Edwrird' Olivo Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel yet have
no danccrous after cVects.
They otrat the bile ar.d overcome consti
pation. Tbet'j why millions of boxes are
sold annually at 10; and 25c per box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
aotc tlife pleasing results.
Evanr. Creek Irrigation District
Notice of Flection
Notice Is hereby given that an elec
tion in and for the proposed Evans
Creek Irrigation district hereinafter
described, has been called by the
County Court of Jackon County, Ore
gon, to be held nnd said election will
be held in said district on the 31st
day of October. 19 IS between the
hours provided by law for the hold
ing of general elections in the stutc
of Oregon.
Said election will be held for the
purpose of determining whether or
not said proposed Irrigation district
shall be organized under the provis
ions of Chapter 3u7 of the general
laws of Oregon for the year IS 17.
The polling place for said election
Is the Grange Hall located at Wimer,
within said district.
The following is a description of
the boundaries of said proposed Irri
gation District:
41. That certain 2 4 acres of land
In the N'B 'NWfc. 3 acres In NWy,
NW-4. 9 acres In SE4 -NW14, Sec.
3, Tp. 35, S. R. 3 V. W. If., covered
by water right existing by virtue of
appropriation of certain waters by
Mays Creek in said district under ap
propriation of Streets, llagtey and
Saunders made In 1301.
42. That certain 5 acres of land
in the NE!4 SWS, and 9 acres in
the NW'4 SW, Sec. 1, Tp. 30,
S. R. 4 "Wl W. M., covered by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Bear Branch
In said district under appropriation
of Ora Jones made in 1S7S. Said
district being wholly In Jf"kson
county," Oregon.
All of the foregoing water rights
were established by Findings of Fact
and Order of determination of tho
State Water Board of the State of
Oregon, filed with tho Clork of the
Circuit Court of Jackson County,
Oregon, on May 3, 1910, and supple
mental Findings of Fact nnd Order
of determination of said State Water
Board filed In said Court on Decem
ber 15, 1917, which said orders de
termined aad adjudicated all rights
in tho waters of Hogue River and its
tributaries, and which cald orders
and all records of tho said State
Water Board of the State of Oregon
are heroby referred to for the pur
pose of definitely fixing and deter
mining the lands covered by saltl
rights and herein aliovo excepted and
excluded from said proposed district.
Commencing on the line between
Sections 9 and 10, Township 36,
South of Range 4, West of Willam
ette Meridian, at the southwest -corner
of the northwest quarter of
southwest quarter of Section 10 on
the south line of said Irrigation Dis
trict: thence east V4 mile, thence
north V milo, thence east mile
to the center of said Section 10:
thenco north 'a mile, thence east Vi
mile, thence north milo, thence
east mile, thence north 1 mile,
thence west Va mile to the Section
line between Sections 34 and 35 In
said Township and Range; thence
north on the Section line 2 miles
to the northwest corner of Section
H3, Township 35, south Range 4
West of Willamette Meridian, thence
cast mile, thenco north 1 mile,
thenco east mile, thence north (4
mile, thenco east-1 Vi miles, thence
north M mile, thenco east mile,
thence north Mi mile to tho section
corner common to Sections 5, (1, 7
and 8 In Township 35, Range 3 West,
thence east mile, thence north V
milo. thence east h't mile, thence
north V4 mile, theacn east Vi mile,
thence north Vi mile, thenco east 1
mile, thenco north mile, thonce
cast Vfc mile on the Tow:!Mp line
between Townships 34 and 35 to the
southeast corner of tao southwest
quarter of tho southeast quarter of
Section 3-1, Township 34 south Range
3, West of W. M., thence north 'A
milo, thenco eiut xk mile, thence
north Vi mile, thenco eat mile,
thenco north V4 mile, thence oast Vi
mile, thence north Vi milo, thence
oust Vj mile, thenro north V!i mile
to the nortbetiHt corner of the south
west quarter of tho northwest quar
ter of Section 25, Towrifihlp 34 south
of Rango 3 West of W. M., and the
northeasterly corner of the District;
thence wst 1 mile, I home r.outh li
mile, thenco west Vi mile, thenco
Fouth Vi ml',e, thr.nco west Vi mile,
thence south Vi mi;c, thence west Vi
milo to tho Section corner common
to Sections 27, 2S. :',3, and 34. Town
ship 34, south Rann .1 west of W.
M., thence south Vb mli thence west
Vfe mile, thence south Vi r-.ilc, thcrice
west "ii mile, tlienro north H mile,
thence west Vi mile, thenco north
Vi mile, thenco west ', mile, thenco
south 1 mile to Township line to the
fiectlon corner common to section:.
31 32, 5 and 6. Town-hips 3 1 nnd
35 south of Rniige 3, West of Wil
lamette .Merlfllfin; iliC-jce we.-t Vfe
mile on said Township line, thenc!
routh '! mile, thonce w.- .t 'i mile,
thence north Vi mile, thrice wert. Vi..
mile, thenre north lz mile, thence
west Vi mile, thence north mile,
thence west mile, thence north 1
mile, then:e west Vi: mile, thence
foitin H mile, thence west Vi mile,
thence south 1 Vi miles to the Town
phlp line between Townahljis 31 and
35, thenco east Vi mi:,: oa sild Town
ship lino, thence south ',4 mile,
thence went k mile, thence north Vfe
mile to the Section corner common
to Sections SI. 35, 2 a ail 3. Tr.wn
r.hlps 34 nnd 35. ninth of itnngc 4
we:tt of W. M., thence we t vi nille
on fiaid Township line, thence north
14 miles, thenco cua mile, thence
north 2 miles, thence west mile to
the northwest corner of the south
west quarter of the northwest V4 of
Section 15, Township 34 south of
ivnnge 4, west of W. M., and the
northwest corner of the District;
thence south mile, thence west
Vi mile, thence south V4 mile, thence
west Vi mile, thence south V6 mile,
thence west Vi mile, thence south
mile, thence west mile, thence
south 1 Vi miles, thence west Vb mile,
to the Section line between Sections
5 and 6, Township 35 south of Rango
4, west of the W. M., and the north
west corner of the southwest quarter
of the northwest quarter of Section
5; thence south 2 miles on said
Section lino, thence east Vi mile,
thence south Vi mile, thence enst Vi
mile, thence south V4 mile, thenco
east Vb mile, thence south 2 miles,
thence east mile, thence south Vi
milo, thence east Vi mile, thunco
south 1 mile to the place of begin
ning. Excepting ano excluding the fol
lowing described lands:
1. That certain 4 acres of land
lying In the NWy, NW Vi Sec. 3. Tp.
35 S. R. 3 W. W. M covered by
Water Right existing by virtue, of
appropriation of certain waters of
Kvans Creek In said district under
appropriation of it. Carter made la
1S93, which right was established by
findings of fact and order of deter
mination of tho State Water Board of
the State of Oregon, filed with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jackson
County, Oregon, on May 3, 1910, nnd
supplemental findings of fact and or
der of determination or saltl State
Water Board filed In said Court on
December 15, 1917, which said or
ders determined and adjudicated all
rights of the waters of Rogue River
and Its tributaries.
2. That certain 9 acres of land
in the XKVi NWVi and 22 acres in
the fXWVi NWVi ; All In sec. 7, Tp.
35, S. It. 3 W. W. 11., covered by
water right existing by vlrtuo of ap
propriation of certain waters of
Kvans Creek in said district under
appronriation of Marv J. Moore made
In li96. also all of SKVi of SEV4 of
'NEVi Section 12, Tp. 35 S. R. 4 W.
W. M.
4. That certain C acres In the
XEH XEVi See. 12, and 5 acres in
SGVi Sec. 1, all in Tp. 35 S. R. 4
W. W. M., covered by water right
existing by virtue of appropriation or
certain water of Kvans Creek In said
district under appropriation of Mar
garet E. Taylor made In 1S96.
C. All of SEVi NV'V4' Sec. 11,
Tp. 35 S. R. 4 W. W. M.
7. All the Southwest quarter of
Northeast quarter and also south 5
acres of west half of Northwest quar
ter of the iNortheast quarter Sec. 11,
Tp. 35, S. R. 4, W. W. M. Also 5
acres of NW '.4 NE Vi of said section
11.
11. That certain 28 acres of land
In the NE14 NV. 22 acres In
SWVi NWVi, 3 acres In NWVi iXiEVi,
6 acres In I.VW VI NVV'Vi, Sec. 12;
10 acres In NWVi SWVi Sec. 11. all
In Tp. 36, 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 of Wm. mills made In
1881.
12. That certain 9 acres of land
In the SEH SW V, Soe. 1 and Vi
acres In NB 'A NW (4 Sec 12, all In
Tp. 35, S. R. 4 W. W. M.. covered by
water right exIsLlng oy vlrtuo of ap
propriation of certain enters of
Evans Creek fn said dlBtrlct under
appropriation of .-. ,.1..
nmdo in 189(1. ; 1
13. That certain 12 acres of land
In the N'E Vi NWVi Sec. 12, and 10
acres In "SWV4 SW t , Sec. 12, all In
Tp. 35, S. R. 4, W. W. M covered
by water right oxlBtlng by virtue of
appropriation of J. 11. llillis made in
189G.
14. That certain 1 r.cre of land in
NEVi SWVi and 3 acres In SEVi
SW'Vi Sec. 20, all In Tp. 34, S. R. 3
W. W. M., covered by water right
existing by virtue of appropriation of
certain waters of Kvans Creek In
said district under appropriation of
O. W. Miller mad" Feb. 27, 1904.
15. That certain 1 Vi acres of
land In the SEV NWVi Sec. 5, 15
acres In the NW 14 SWVi Sec. 5, 15
acres In the NKV4 SKVi Sec. fi, 1
acre In tho SWVi SB '4 Sec. 0, 8
acres in the IVEV4 NEVi Sec. 7, 7
acres in tho SW',4 SWVi Sec. 5, all
In Tp. 35 S, It. 3, W. W. M being
the particular lands lying underneath
the 'Nealhamtuer Irrigation ditch and
now being actually irrigated there
from. Hi.- All of NEVi NE 14, NWVi
NIOVi, SWVi NKVi, SEVi NEVi.
NE SWVi, NWiVi SWV,, SWVi
SWVi, RH VJ SWVi. und East of
NWVi, Section 15, NEVi NWVi,
nww :-;wy,. swvi nw, bhk
NWVi, 'NWVi 8V4, SWVi 8WM.
Sec. 22. nil or SKVi SEVi, NEVi
SBVi,.HEV4 SEVi, Section 21, lying
east of Evans Creek, all In Tp 35,
S. R. 4 W. W. M. .
IS. All of SW Vi NWVi, NE '4
SW'i, NWVi SW Vi , See. 11, Tp. ,15
S. R. 4 W. W. ,M lying north of
Evans Creek.
19. That certain 25 acres of land
In the NEVi .SEVi, Sec, 4, and 8
acres In NU V, SWVi. Sec. 10. nil In
Tp. 36, S. R. 1 W. W. M covered by
water right existing by virture of
appropriation of certain watera of
Mans Creek In said dti'trlct under
appropriation of Old Mill Ditch &
Irrigation Co. mado In 1902.
20. That certain 12 acre. of land
In tho SEV, NWVi, See. 27, Tp. 35,
m. it. 4 w . V. . 1., covered by water
right existing by virtue of annronrla
tioa of certain waters of Trimble
Creek In said district under nnnrourf
ntlon of Fern Vale Ranch made In
1900. "
21. That certain 3 acres of land
In tho SEVi NEVi 8r. 22. Tn. I
S. It. 4 W. W. M., covered by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Potter Creek
In said district, under appropriation
or m. r , cotter mado In 1901.
2 2. That certain 3 acres of land
In the NEVi SKV,, Sec. 22, Tp. 35,
S. It. 4 W. W. -M., covered by water
right existing by vlrtuo of appropri
ation of certain waters of Potter
Creek In said district under appro
priation of S. F. Poller mado In 1901.
24. Thai certain 4 acres In SWVi
SWVi Sec. Tp. 34, S. R. 3 W. W.
.r., covered by water rluhl exlcllng
by virtue of appropriation of certain
waters of i e.-ithatntner fiulrh In said
District under appropriation of Dan
Neatbnmmnr made In 1871,
2"i. That (crlnln 4 acre of land
in KW'i Rli Vi and 4 rcro-i In NE1,
SK',, Sec. 22, ail lu Tp S. 11. 4,
W. W. M., covered by water right
existing by virtue of appropriation i
of certain waters of Pleasant Creek
in said district under appropriation
of tieo. W. Blalock made lu 1891.
28. That certain 3 acres of land
In the SEVi NWVi, Sec. 22, Tp. 84.
S. R. 4 W. W. M., covered by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Pleasant
Creek Is said district under appropri
ation of Dan Camoron made In 1862.
27. That certain 5 acres of land
In NBVt SW Vi , See. 22. Tp. 34, S. R.
4 W. W. M covered by water right
existing by vlrtuo of appropriation of
certain waters of Pleasant Creek In
Bald district under appropriation of
Lone Star Mining Co., made in 1862.
28. That certain 1 acre of land
In the SWVi NEV4. Sec. 17, Tp. 35,
3. R. 4 W. W. M., covered by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Queens
Branch in Baid district under appro
priation of J. J. culver mado In 1868.
30. That certain 18 acres of land
In the NWVi SWV4. and 23 acres In
the NEVi SWVi, Sec. 9, all In Tp.
35. S. R. 4 W. W. M covered by
water right existing by virtue of ap
propriation of certain waters . of
Queens Branch In said district under
appropriation of Joshua Neathammor
made in 1888.
31. That certain 10 acres of land
In tho SEW SEVi Sec. 8. Tp. 35.
S. R. 4 W. W. M., covered by water
right existing by virtue appropriation
of certain watera of Queens Branch
In said district under appropriation
of Paul S. Seeley made in 1899.
32. That certain 25 acres of land
In the SWli NKVi and 2 Vi acres in
SEVi NEV4 Sec. 4, all in Tp. 35 S. It
4 W. W. M., covered by water, right
existing by virtuo of appropriation
of certain waters of Ditch Creek In
said district under appropriation of
,Ias. Owens made In 1891.
33. That certain 9 acres of land
In tho NWVi NWVi and 25 acres in
the SWVi '-W'Vi, 3a acres in NW ',1
SWVi, 1 acre In SEVi SWVi Sec. 33.
4 ncres in SEVi NEVi nnd Vi acre in
NEVi SEVi See. 32. all In Tp. 34,
S. R. 4 W. W. M.. covered by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Ditch Creek
in said district under appropriation
of Chas. Williams made in 1877.
34. That certain 10 ncres of land
n the SWVi SW Sec. 3 1. Tp. 34,
S. U. 4 W. W. M., nnd that 10 acres
In the NW'4 NWVi. Sec. 3, Tp. 33,
S. R. 4 W. W. M.. covered bv water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of cortain waters of Pleasant
Crook In said district under appro
priation of Chas. Owens In 1877.
35. That certain 7 ncres of land
In tho NKVi SEVi, Soc. 21, Tp. 34,
S. R. 4 W. W. M., covered by water
right existing by vlrtuo of appropria
tion of certain waters of Brush Gulch
in said district under appropriation
of F. M. Smith made In 1SS2.
36. That certain 8 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 cortain waters of Collins
Gulch In said district under appropri
ation of V. M. Smith made In 1904.
38. That certain G acres of land
In tho SWH SEVi Sec. 1, Tp. 35, S.
It. 4 W. W. M., covered by water
right existing by virtue of appropria
tion of certain waters of Syke.? Creek
in eaid district under appropriation
of Wm. Hlllls made In 1 875.
30. Thnt cortain 8 acres of land
in the SWVi NEVi See. 5, Tp. 35,
S. R. 3 W. W. M covored by water
right existing by vlrtuo of appropria
tion of certain waters of Sykes Creek
In said district under appropriation
of Elizabeth Slmnicrvllie made (h
l?85.
40. That certain 2 ncres of land
in tho SWVi NE'i Sec. 5, Tp. 35,
S. R. 3 W. W, sr., covered by water
right existing by vlrtuo of appropria
tion of certain waters of Mays Creek
tn said district under appropriation
of Dan Neathainmor made In 1906.
Electors nro required to cast bal
lotn which Bhall 'Contain the words
"Irrigation District Yes and Irriga
tion District No."
Dated Oct. 1st, 1918.
G. A. GARDNER,
County Clerk, Jackson County, Ore.
roiilTICAIj AXNOINCKMEXT
l'OIl COUNTY JUDGE
Vote for M. 1'urdin
A probnte lawyer who knows how
to administer estates. Is honest, ef
ficient, favors good roads, saving
county money and low taxes. Adv.
P'Oll KIIEIlll'F
- W. O. Garrott announces himself
ns an Independent eandldato for the
office of Bheriff of Jackson county.
Adv.
I am tho regular republican nom
ine for Sheriff of Jackson county
and will appreciate your support on
Nov. 5. If elected I promise Btrlet
law enforcement and an economical,
business adm In 1st rat Ion.
C. E. TEltltll.L, of l.nko Creek.
(Adv.)
ioit hi:i'1!i:si;t.tive
I am the republican candidate for
representative from tho 8th ropre
sentatlve district, and will appreciate
your support on November 5lh and
I will, If elected, work and vote for
tho ratification of tho national pro
hibition amendment.
J. A. WESTERM'ND.
'My number on ballot Is 40. (Adv.)
I bellovo It Pi bettor to run a plow
to feed our fighters than to sit be
hind the ateeriiig-grar of an nutomo
Idle bunting votes; thereforo I will
rely upon your support without a
personal campaign.
Adv. 1). M. DOWE, Talent.
Foil STATE SENATOR
Dr. diaries T. Huc-cney
My eight years residence In soulh
ern Oregon, Intlmnto knowledge of
the needs of every community of our
county, and experience In tho last
session of the last Bession of the leg
islature, I feel amply fits mo tn look
after Jackson county's intorests.
(Adv.)
C. M. THOMAS
Served In last session of the logh
Ifituio and Ir; the republican nominee
for state senator. Adv.
HELP WANTE1 MALE.
WANTED Man and wife without
cnikiren for work on ranch. Geo.
. A. Mansfield, phone 22-F13, Eagle
Point. 1S7
WA'NTED Two laborers at Cole"
$3.50 per day. F. P. Salter, 1101
West Ninth. - 184
WANTED Men. $2.50 and board.
Webster Ranch, 1 Vi miles north
of Jacksonville. 191
HELP WANTKll FKMALK
WANTED Girl for general i7ouse
work. Phono 607-J2.
WANTED Women, snlary $24 full
lme, doc an hour spare time, dis
tributing guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Permanent. Experience
unnecessary. Apply Guarantee
Mills, Norrlstown, Pa,
WANTKI MUHCTSLTjAJTEOUS
WANTED To hire, good work horse
1200 or over. Erank Wight, R. R.,
Ifod'ord, Oregon. 192
WNTED A-l young milch cow.
Phono C39-J2. 185
WANTED Houses to more, build,
repair or wreok. Phone 488-11 or
488-X.
WANTED 'R. H. Toft buys Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg
ments, esorow contracts, etc., and
makes short time loans on any old
thin a.
FOB RKK1 IJOUSEft.
FOR RENT Six-room modern bun
galow In first-clasa shape. Rango
connected. Garage. Phono 4 88-X.
FOR RENT Furnished house and
two brick rooming houses. One
seven-room dwelling with garage
on paved street. John F. White.
Phone 449-M. 1S7
FOR RENT One 5 and one 7-room
bungalow. S20 West Twelfth.
FOK KKNT APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT One completely fur
nlshed apartment. Hotel Holland.'
FOIt RK NT -FURNISH Kll' ltOOMH.
FOR RE N TFurnl!died"roon-oi"$ 1.75
and $2.00 per week. 245 North
Grape.
FOK HENT IWlHOKMiANHOUH.
FOR RENT 50-ncre well lmprovod
ranch about ono milo wont of
Phoenix. Kor particulars Inquire
Monarch Seed & Feed Co., 317
East Main streot, Medford, Ore.
Phono 2 60.
FOR RENT Typewriter.
929-W.
Phone
182
FOR RENT 10-acro fruit and berry
ranch, close In. Phono 929-W. 182
FOll 8ALF KF.AL fCSTATE.
FOR SALE A No. 1 farm, loTacros
under ditch. iPlione 10-F11, or
and'-oss c. Carey, Talent. 19 1
FOR SALE OR TRADE Woll im
proved ncreage, close In. Phono
200. 184
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Young brood mare, five
years oiu. l-nono (-it. 19
FOll SALE Good young cow, $60
Phono R-13M. It7
FOR SALE Any pnrt or all of 40
good thrifty two and three-year
old eyes. All bred to high-grade
Shropshire bucks. Phone 639-.1.
183
FOR SALE
Two fresh cows;
Sows and pigs;
Ono good work team, will trado
for team of mules.
Mlravista Orchard, Phono S97-J3.
WILL EXCHANGE Fine owe lambs
for fat wether lambs wolgblug 14
pounds more. D. Rosenborg, Med
ford Hotel.
FOR SALE A small band of good
rango ewes; aUo ewe lambs and
some buckB. 1). Rosenberg, Med
ford llotul.
FOR BALK .MIHCr;l,LANKOllH.
l'()lt SALE Household furniture.
1207 West .Main. Call between 4
and II. J. C. Brown.
FOR SALE Overland bug In good
running order. $200.00 for quick
snlo. Phono 3Sf. 1 85
FOR HALE Beardless seed barlov.
Phone R-1;IR. 182
FOll HALM Ford touring car and
Twlti-X motorcycle. Bert Stancllff.
Phoenix. 184
FOR SALE - Ford truck, 1917 model
In good shape. Price $600.00.
Tonus, with good security. Ad
dress Box 14, Gluiidale, Oregon.
184
FOR SALEA No. 1 full fledged
baking equipment, with all noces
sary accessories. Will closo these
out cheap for cash If disposed of
soon. Wrlto to or personally Inter
view Abo Butler, Oak street, Ash
land. Orogon. 184'
FOR SALE Dry oak stumps. Web
ster Ranch, 1 Vi miles north Jack
sonville. 191
FOUND.
FOUND Muff, between Central
Point ami Tolo. Owner may havo
same by provluic properly and pay
ing for adv. Cnu 3 East Fourth
street.
FOR EXCHANGE.
va TRAD Kf breTl I c ht wagona I o
trsdo for hogs. Phono 407-Y,
ovenlngs. ts6
litm.
LOST- Blaok bag, between Medford
and Derby, containing clothlnE and
books. Reward. Notify . Phone
146-J. , , 18;!
MO.VEY TO LOAN '
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate aocurlty, nnd will buy Lib
erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No.
81 North Grape. Phone 647-J. tf
Ill'SINKtiM DIRECTORY
Mining Evpei'ta 1
CAMPBELL & LIL.1EORAN mines
promoting association; mining pro
perties listed for snlo, sampled and
reports rendered. Office and aBaay
laboratory at 107 North Fir St.,
opposite Hotel Holland. Samples
by mall given prompt attention.
Attorneys
POnTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law,
rooms 8 nnd 9, Modford .National
Bank Building.
A. iE. Renines, Lawyer, Garnett
Corey Building.
Auto Supplies
LA1IER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-oqulppod plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Uso our springs
when others fall. Sold under writ
ton guarantee 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS
SOWS llltEII lo reentered " Duroc
board at Schuchnrd Orchard, Her.
vice too ?2,00. Phouo (ill-lU. 180
(nrhnKo
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phono 351-Y. J.
Y. Allen. ' .
Kiert Accountant
WILSON AUDIT1.NO CO. S. 'M. Wil
son, C. P. A. Ask about our new
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to any
business as a time-saver giving
full business detail. M. F. & II.
Uldg., Medford. Phone 157-3.
Instruction tn Music
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of
piano and harmony, llaigbt Muslo
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 72.
Insurance
ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident,
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with best English and Eastern
Companies. Office 408 Oarnett
Corey Bldg.
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
offlco, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Pluto Glass, Hay or
Grain in field or barn; also Live
stock. Contract and Surety Bonds.
Excellent companies, good local
service. No. 2 1 0 Garnett-Corey
lildg., L. L. Oalhcart, Manager.
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, Bash, doors, mouldings and
Bcreens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phono
184.
1'hyslciiin.s nnd Surgeons
IR. W. "wrilOWARDOsteopathlc
physician. 303 Oarnott-Coroy build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EM M ENS Physician and
surgeon, j'racilco limited to eye,
oar, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P,
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
Bldg. Phono 567. .
DR. F. O. CARLOW
DR. EVA MALs'S CARLOW .
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phono 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
Printers anil Publishers
MEDl'ORD PRINTING CO. has tho
best equipped printing office in
Son them Oregon. Hook binding,
looso leaf ledgers, billing systomB,
etc. Portland prices.- 27 North
Fir St.
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Of lice 42 North Front St. Phono
315. Prices right. Service guaranteed.
Won't Last Long
21 a em ill I'iil f;i ranch with ir
rigation, good buildings, on
paved highway, there nro
several other good things
about this property. The rea
son the owner has'deeidod to
sell solely on neefninf-. nf
buying a larger plaee to han
dle more stock. Wo will ho
glad to give you further de
tails about this property iC
you will call in.
Brown & White
4 a Hnuth Fir Htn-M.
INTICIlURnAH AtfTOCAR OO
TIME CARD
Leave Medford for Antand,Talont
and Phoenix dall, except Sunday at
8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.j 1:00,
4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Satur
day at 10:16 p. m., Sundays leave at
10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 6:30 and 8:30
p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford
dally, excopt Sunday, at 9:00 a. tn..
and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and
.1:16 p. ra. Also on Saturday nlghta
at 6:110. Sunday leave Ashland at
9:00 a. m., and 11:30, 4:80 and
6:. 10 p. oi.