if
STABLE GERMAN
GOVERNMENT AT
ELECTION RESULT
I'AK.'IS, Jim. 21. Km-lv minim.
111 I III lilt" (lei'lllllll clt'eliotlM HIM illlcr
I'lvl.'d lll'rtl 1(1 Mmllifv II liliillii'.ilil:
Kimi'l fur 1 It o vxliililixliiin.iii hi' ,
fitirlv uliiblli (leriiiun iiiliniiiiHli'iiliiiii.
Tliu iniijuritv MuriuliHiK mul Hie
(! '11111111 llollliierillM, wlm urn llir .-.mm.
i" hiii'm of llic ulil rmlii'iil niirlv, mi
ll' "fiitlv will mi into tin' I'tmxtUiii'iil
i I'liilily Willi H 1 itr li'inl over lhi in.
il' 'ii'iidi'lit Mii'iuliNlH. . 1'ricili ji-li vii
I'MViir, former vien Hun II, r mul
l'-i .Iff of (ho ili'iiuicriitH, mul il,,. .
I' nlixl lundem, IIIiitI mul Ki'liuiili'.
ihiinii, ili'iiiuiiNlriili'il their nliiliiv t,i
mirk tinit'lht'r in tliu ulil ri'iriliti.
Tlu'v iilu i'iiii i'iiiiiiI mi KniiHiiiiiiin
Khri'tibiiei, dm I'i'iilriM lender. n mi
ullev. f. ,
Tlii coiniiik' nidi newer of lliec
l'l"ll'H Will llll'llll III' I'olllllllllltlull
ul'llii' iiniki'til iiniiifirt I'liMiiiiiMKiuii
iuu tliu probable iiiiiim(ti'i'ii! i,f
Ki'lii'lili'ilimiii, vim I'll vr mul I'eliieii.
bwh ur y,nUiwur im Hie leiidiiui
IIUIHllllTX llf lllll (lerillllll lil'lll'U ilelll.
trillion.
HOG PIES LIKELY
WABIIINtlTOX. Jim. 21.-Krunk
H, Snyder, liend of tliu fom! mlmiula
irulliin'ii rnttnl (llvlnluii, unlit today
Unit dKilti a hug tuirptuii ha would
mil recommend iiliiiiidoiiiiicnl of dm
price nnri'1'iumit policy when til" 1kk
t'omiiiltliie meets .1 iiittinry 2S to con
sider tlm price for February.
The present Miri'liit., Mr. SiiviIit
liri'dii'li'il, would turn itiin n U-1 tin I
'i'Tii iI llii vi'itr. II ' miiiI tlic ih'IhIii.
Iiiiii WiiiiIiI Kwiiitr williin linve month
if lliiriiiio could L'i llic ii 1 1 mi' v mill
shiiw to tultn il ri'oiiirriiii'iitx.
Mr. Snvder nniil )ii' fund Hilininix
I hi I urn in limior riiiilil not rt'i'aiiiiiii'iiil
tliu iiliiui'liiiinii'iit of the nun-cmeul
Willi till' lifiMllll'ITn W II It'll KUH Im-ril
on llii' ruM of iirmliii'iiiiii nu, wim
innilr to stimulate link' brco.lin:; to
I'lteil llll llllil'M.
A ilrnti of 111. In MiiiI. would in
, Volvo n In-. 4 In tlic In rnuT oil iiliuiil
INO.OlHI.IIIMI.
lilvmliMk
I'OltTI.AXI'i. Ore.; J.m. iil." i nt.
t'l1, reeeiiilM IK.1; "."in linvi'r. Steer,
prime, l'J.'J."i(o 1 ll.'j.'i ; muni lo I'linii'i'.
ifl ll.'J'idi I l,'.'."i: uii'ilitiiii In '."miiI. S.".'
to II.7.V fuir In uiiikI. 7.7"U(i K.7"n
eiiiiiinoii o fuir. ll.7."i(o 7.7'i; Vow
mul heifer., i'lioii'o,s.7."tn ll.7."i : isouil
in choice. iftl.7"nn 7,7': iiu'iliiiiii To
unoil, tt.lllli 7.011; fuir to medium.
."i.."(l(ii ll.tlU: cimcr. iJ.'J'idi :t.7."i;
IiiiIIk, fVJ'Kii M.'J.'i; riilvix, . 7.7(
1 '.V,'."i ; Murker mul iVhiIitk. f.VT'ii'i
Wii'i'ii ri'i'i'inli, mine: linn. I'riini'
IniuliN, ifi II.. Vim I I. '.'.'i ; I'nir to iiii'iliiini,
I tl.tlll((i' I J. lit); vi'iirlimt. Ill.lillfii
1 1.. Ml: wi'IIiith. jll.HiK.i ln.liil; I'tvcx.
.ll.iMIi tl.Utl.
Ilulli'r
rOK'l'I.ANI). (HO.. Jim. LM.- Under
wonk mill MiiM'llli'il. Citv cmuin'rv
luiiilx. I'XiniN, Imx lot. Ii I (ri li'ii". i'iir
Ions, .'ll((i tldi': hull' Imimk, Kin nniri';
Ii'" lit twin linlt' Iioxi'm. If more. Huv
inif inii'i'. Imllur fm't, iioiinlrv. iYiui
riilni cxtriiK, ninrki't ntiscltliil. nu
Mlll'N.
KKU
I'OIITLANI). Jan. 30. Knew, nrll
Init iirlcn, rnxn count, n M r; tiu.vln
irli-n, 5 lo; ncllltm prlco, ciimlliiil, r, I
' 01 fir; nohictuj ciimllml In curtoiiH,
1 "" ' "!
COURT HOUSE REPORT
Hoportod by .luoknon County Ab
Rtract Co., Sixth anil Central Avo.
Mlllllllgl' Mcciixi'.H
' Idihi'i'l Miililli'lini mul
Wnrv
iSiinrlc.
I'rlvalo jOw Conwny roturnod on
WudnuHility inornliig to hi humo In
ItoKito Hlvor from tin efimurn enmp
and Corporal IOiikoiio Niirreiimi. mn
nt our mdiool principal, arrived on
Sunday htivlnir been muntored out
from Camp LuwIb. Ho wiis In irnln
Iiik In an aviation enmp at WliiKfnrd,
'Kimox, KnRland, for nix montha pro
vlniiB to tho alKnliiK of tho nrmtatlee.
John Tlirnnhur baa boon appointed
,to aiioconrt .Mr. A. K,, Karlinrdt
rnail nupurvlHor for thin district. Ho
has had much oxporlenee ln: iron(l
' mnkliiK and will no doubt kIvo n
Kpnd account of hlmaclf In hi" now
poHltlon,
Mlna M. Mimnrlo was u wnolt end
Kiirm at Hid (inlbroiith homo.
Minn Aluliol Scott wim a Kiiont nt
'tho ICnrhardt. homo on Kvnus creolt
on fiutiii'duy. t - ' " ':
Over ?IS 'wnn ,colloctod In llopo
I'rooliytei'lun vhureh aiinduy Hclionl
for thn Armoiilnn rnllof rjiind and ro
mttlad.lu Now York.. , '. , . . ,
Tho now oliito travollns ' library
hno arrived at, tho public library
nloiiK with n nunilinr of nxlrn hooka
OH yiirjoiia Bth.ocl nnd, H In hopoil
TODAY'S MARKETS
ROGUE RTVER ,
nil dm I'I'mIiIuiiIh i,ir IMII tlu ur.
nmnilliiK vim ti i ry illiiirlntii will uviill
llllllllHUlVIIH of II, '
Mr. 10. Nurd, nitmuoy f Mmlfniil,
WW Tlnirnilfiy hnro it 1 1' n l I ii m ii
ni'ii'lliiK nt llui ruiiii Inmi lionnl. '
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
llv A. ('. Iluwlill.
I'luii.lilcv nf Si'iiltli',
W tl r.li itiu 1 I'HIIII' in JVoill Ill't'llV,
"rn., 'I'li ir ilnv cvi'iimu In kih'IIiI llu'
liulil. Mm I, ml I., i ti to IMIk over till'
I'MiiioIii-'miii i.iih mill MtllHlcil oil
!l;sf Hnlli' iiliuiil tu,i niili'x 1'roin llw
l"i'l In i:i' on Ko-jmi .riviir ni'iir
l.nkc I'li'i l,. uitli mi en., to nnri'liii'.iim
III' Kilill III' Mli. loollillL' lor III
llll'llllllll Wllllll' ,.i WIIH llll'lltv ol'
iiinlii'r, I lie Miilv iiliii i'iinii hi ni'i'iii-
"il In Inn ! In the Ini'iiiinii wiih Hint Hi''
nuiil nut nf Hun' to llic rnilloiiil
.Inlinn, IIitIiv, mul friiiii wluil he
I'oulil li'iiiu nli, iiil it khh t linl il
wnnlil lie ,.ii null iiliuut five liiolllll"
nut of lln vi'iir I lint lin i'iiiiiiI not draw
ii trui li Inml uf luiulii'r nvcr it, lull
tin' wiilvT iinwt'i' mux xpli'iuliil mill ii
vii't niinnlilv uf timber remlv lo lie
nut inl.i liiinlier mul unto tliu inurliet.
It' vuiir utiite ruiiii euiiiiiiixxiuii uutili!
lulte xiiine u' Hie HioiikiiiiiIh uf rnl
liux linl limy me iiimiutirinlvii.' tu
iliil.e belter rnnilx in (he Inillliei'll
'iiirt uf the xtnte mul in itl v il luwiiril
"iiiuoviint tile rnnilx in xntilliern
I Uvuiill. iiul-iile nf the ituiill lliiiruuull.
fiirex mi IIimI the ieoie who huvt'
tile iniulnl lo invi'xt riiiilil io xii
with niiv iinsurmiee it would nut lie
'unit bi'lori! Hiiiiilieiii (lieiiuu would
be . 1 1 1 u U 1 1 l- tlir win-Id with, nut onlv
fine lumber, but nil kinilx uf uurieul
I ii nil urniliietx, but the uruiliietH of
1 1 1 r rieb luiuex of eul'l xilier, eiHnier.
it well ii x eeiueiit, IniililiiiL' xlone.
-niiiile mul uinrble, nml (ilnmxt nnv
ilimu rl-c Ibe worlil Mill deiiiuml. but
iix loin; ii (be mini, 'inns of liurlbern
tlrei'un euiiU'ol Ibe leulxbilure mid
I'liuliiiue In Inn- the lururr pint of the
iliiiruiiriiitiunx we inii'.l uiiietlv Huh
mil nml Inke. with t hunt. fulness, the
'lienu'er lilluumii'e set mmrl fur Us-.
I llliulll eile line illxlMll'( or two to
1 1 1 ii -1 r ii I Hie tlinuebt. 'I'nl.e for ill
xlnnee Ibe rniiiT from beri' In the InM
ereek H iiiiuiiiiexc mine. The Tneniun
Meliil eouiimuv linve muved their imi
ebitierv from Ibe slute uf Wiisbim.'
tuii In develoii llu? luine nml luivo
iienl tboiismidx uf tlullni'H in trn
iieeliiiL' mul ileveluiiiieTlie mine with
lb" reusiiniible i',Viei'lutiun Hint the
'oiiiilv or stale wuiibl li v lo eneuiir
.'i;i' Hie iiuive liv Iniviiur Hm rouil
miidc mi thill I hi' v eotild ue the pro
duet of their ilivexliueiU tu the ruil
rniid, but im! Tbiil S'vuroi'ii bill ix
still tu be eliiiibeil, iiulwitlistmnliiii:
the f il l Hint bnlf etioiiuh monev, xinit
eiixli, mux xubxriilii'd In nnv the ililili-
;iaes eniixed bv uioviiu; Hie rtiid
nruiiml tlie lull, with the understiiml
inu Hint the eunntv wuiibl I'urnixli the
other It it ' I nml put the ruml Ibroiejli
I liv he firt of .Ihiiiiiiiv. 11117. It is
Ibrumllv biiiled tbiil Ihere wn u eer-
tuin eleiuenl in the wuud (hut wux
npiHised In hi'iiit! u uooil rund come
iiilo Hint seeiion mid the result is we
slill linve to elimh the bill nml nlo
tlirnii'.'li ill" mud mul Hie eompiniv
tire nbotil lo be roreed to tilmmlon
the utiderlukiiiu. I Iniubl refer to the
Itlue I .I'd ve mine lis miother iii-tiiui'e
where u little imeded help Would linve
brmiuht results.
I'mf. K. K. Morris, our ni'linnl hii-
pi rvisor. spent eiliiesdnv umlit
v, it tt us mid tnnk the truin Tlinrt!
diiv fur llutte Kiill. where lie intend
ed tu i.'o nut tn isit oiie ur two of Hie
sehi'uls in tbnl xei-linii, sloppititr off
nt the Crnler hike S. II. mid wulkin
I'lnig there In Unite Kulls.
Ainnnir Ibe nlher missenyers on
the . - K. truin Thursdnv were
llorneu (liniiert mid his inuther. .1. V.
llurriuL'. the li-b liuteherv nuiierin
tendenl, O. ('. Kin'.'. H'e ernekerv
sulexinmi, .1. YV. Mitebell, llie Chris
i i m ii Si ii'iii'i1 liinler, R M. 1'hilips. llie
ilepiilv hlute ihiirv mul fnud enmiuis
i.lnuer. II" visited tliu SimnvMidc lin
tel, pnd niter enrnfiillv instieetini; the
ennkinur vessels, I'linkiiiL', the pmilrv.
bed riiiims, diuinu room, etc.. went
nwuv, hut iihuiit noun eiimn Imek tn
-iniilili' thi'scimkiiifc". mid ilfliir fut intr
il heiirlv (liniier mid n pleiisnnt visit.
went nil Ium wiiv mitisfied.
Tim Iwn Stinsuii brothers. 0. F nml
W. II., uf Medt'nt'd, wore nlso n limine
the diners Thursdnv.
8inee mv Inxl letter tn (lio Med
fni'il Mull Ti'iliiini' M rs.i Susiin llnrt
UDIESI LOOK YOUNG,
Use the Old-time Sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
. Will know.
Gray hntr, howovor handaomo, de
note advancing agn. Wo all know
tho advantages of a youthful appear
ance, your hair Is your charm. It
unites or mars tho faoo. when tt
fades, turns gray and looks ntrenlced,
just a few applications of Sago Tea
and Biilpbur enhances Its appcaraneo
o. hundred-fold.
Don't Btny Rray! Look younKl
Elthor prepare tho roelpe at homo or
rret from any driiff store n tiottlo of
"Wyeth's Raoro and Sulphur Com
pound," which In merely the nld-tlmo
recipe Improved by tho addition of
other litKrndlonta. Thoimnnds of folks
reeoiiimend thla rondy-to-uso propai'li
tlnn, tiecaiiso tt darlconn the hair lieau
ttfully, tiesldos, no ono enn possibly
tell, as It darkens so naturally nnd
evenly. You molntnn a. apiuiKo or soft
bnlHh with It, drawlnpt thta through
tho hnlr, tnkllift ono sninlt stmnd nt
a time. By niornlng tho Kray tinlr
dlsuppears; nftor nnothor application
or two, Its imtnrnl color; Is roMtorod
end It beaomcs thick, Klossy nnd lus
trous, nnd you appear years younger.
wyotim Haito nnri tiiiipnur com
pound IB n delightful toilet roquls o.
It la nut Intended for the euro,
(fatjon or prevention of dlHonsq,
Sir. A. (.
MKDFOnD MATL TUflVnNE,' MlmORD, OT?KriOT, TfTESDAY, JAKfTATtY ' 21, 1010
Iiiim n ill I. fill on her ulil HiiliHel'ililiiiii
tu the Weelilv Mull Tribuim. While
there, slut lulil inn f lui I, nil luxl solil
mi u t;u I ii in the riiiiuh tu .Mr. (loin, the
nun I it mini, rur ifliU. Wliiln lin wiih
here be luiuuhl up il lul of uien nmilex
mul when In' went uwuv look with him
uver 1(H) punmlx uf niee, hIuiich.
Viii. Ilenle mul wife nf lllllli! Kullx
linxxed 1 1 1 r 1 1 u 1 1 hern Thiirxduv fur
lhe:r hniiie. mid Wexlev MeDniiiild nf
''101 Ifi'Murt" nt Truil eiiiue up I'ruiii
Ciiiiip l.ewix nil lux wiiv In, mc. luivinu
his ilixihui'e from the uriiiv. Miss
Mnrunrel Itllev Imx been slinuiilni for
il J'ew diivs nt the Siinlivxide,
II. ,1. Ileviiui'v ii" here Kiilurdnv
vi'.iliii'.' j 1 1 r bunker. ,). V. Melnlvre.
I'e eni,iireil n riiuin ill Ibu Kiinnv
ni'le. M H llii" 'Itelfuld Wiih lilxu
ii diner ill Hie Niniiivsidc.
(til iieeuiiul nf the si"lliexK nf S.
II. Iliiruixh nml bis xon Hub, Jail I'd
xull is niL'iii'eil to enrrv the muil
fi'uiii here tn Mi'dfonl mid Imek.
Mix. , IuIiii Isi'li of futle Kullx, whu
bus been xiieiuliii" the pnxl twn weekx
in I 'in I In ml. vii.il inn h"r sun Kiidnlph,
eni'ie ill I'Vid iv nu llin lliirnig)! iilnev
unit xpent the iitvht nt llui ruiimv-
xide.
lleinv I''ienih. I'errv Koster. T.
xlowell, I'liuilex lli'iixim mid Joe
.Miivhum wuie iiu.um.' the biixinesx
en lief Si'inlnv.
Muiur (ieuw Vnuiler I Mien, one
uf uiir toniixiiieii. returned from n
milium' I'liinn in Hie vnxt lint first uf
Hie week lind Wflil mi tn Curvnllid to
inin lux fiinulv.
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
Iloir To Gel Keller When Ilead
and None are Bluffed Up.
Count fifty! Your eolil In lnnd or
mUirrb dimppMini. Your clowM no.
Iril will oprn, tbo nir pnuwitM of your
lmiul will rlror nii J'eu enn brmtlm
freely. Ko moro nunlin(f, likwkin(f,
iniiroiu ilipctinrKi-, d:-5'nw or headache;
no truffBllnR (or brealli at niht.
(Jet a tiuull Ixittln of Kly' Cream
ltuliu from your druuut and apply a
little of Itiin (niRrnnt anllifpHe crram
In your noiitriln. It penetrali tlirmiuh
every nlr pimruiiro of tlm lieoil, noothiiiK
end liealinit tins iwnllen or inflamed
inumtia membrane, giving ynu innlnnt
relief. Head enlds and euiarrh yield
like niauic. Don't stay ttuded up and
miwrablc Itclk-f k euro.
Xotleo
To Whiilm tl May Coueern
Not tea Is hereby Klveu that tho
petition hereinafter set toitli In full
for tho orKnnlr.ntlou of n proposed
IrrlKntlon illxtii-l tu Jackson Coun
ty, UreKon, will ho presented to the
County Court nf Jackson ( omit
Oregon, at tho reaulnr Kebruarv
I'JIti term thereof, on .Monday, the
lulli nay-of 1'iibriiary, loin, at iu
o'clock In Ibo forenoon of said duv, tu
tho court, room of said Court, lu the
court liniiHii in tliu town of Jackson
vlllo, Jackson County, Oregon. At
said time and plant tho county court
will consider siild petition for the
ormml7.utlon of said Irrigation ills'
Irlet as particularly described nnd
with tho boundaries as particularly
recitod In sit Ul petltmn follows
I'KTITIOX
lu thn matter of tho organisation
or un irrlKatlon District In accor
dance with Sect ion CI UK of Lord's
Oregon l,uwn ns nmended by Chapter
ZZJ ol tho Uth Uenurnl Assembly
of Hie Siato of Oregon, and acts
amendatory thereof.
To 1 ho Honorable O. A. Cnrdnnr,
Judge of tho County Court of Jack
son County, Oregon, nnd to Ceo. W.
Owen and .las. Owens as Com in Is
sinners thereof:
The undersigned citizens and hol
ders nf lilies to hinds within the
liniindnrlus of tho proposed Irrlgutlon
district, hereafter described, state
that it Is the purpose of the petition,
ors to organize nn Irrlsntlon district
under tho provisions of section GIGS
of Lord's Oregon i-nws ua amended
by chanter 22a of the 20th General
Assembly nnd Act uincndatory
thereof, of tho State of Oregon, and
prny mat tlm rnmo no organized.
Your petitioners represent Hint a
majority of the holders of title of
real estate lying within tho boundar
ies of tho said proposed district have
signed this petition, and all of said
signers hereby rouuest that tho court
order that tlicro bo throo Ct) direc
tors for such district, and that said
directors may bo elected at largo.
Tho boundaries of said proposod
irrigation district nro particularly
aescrtium ns follows:
Beginning at tho quarter section
comer, between soctions (112) nnd
(331, Township do) South Unngc
( 1 1 ICnst of tho Wlllnmotto Meridian
and running thonco West ono nnd
one-half miles to tho centor nf Soc
Hun (3D; thence South to the" Utile
initio irrigation Company's ditch
thonco estorly Mutig tho lino ol
Bnld ditch lo tho south lino of Town
ship CIS) South Itango (I) West o
tho Wlllnmotto Merldlun; thence
West on lino between townships llii
and (SUV South. ItuiiKo (1) West to
mo tiuurtor section corner, botweon
sections (I) and C!3l, Townshlpt
(35) nnd (3G) Itango (1) West ol
Wlllnnietlo Meridian; thence Cs'orlh
ono and mie-linlf miles lo tho centei
or hocilon (2S1 Township 1(3."))
South Itnniio (1) West or tho Wll
lnmetto .Moridinn; thonTir West to
Kogiio ltiver: thonco Xortherlv nlmic
tho oiistorly bank of Kogiio Htver to
l no nuaitor section coiner botwocn
scctlona (1G) nnd (17). Townshlr
l.ini tioiun Jiango (1) Wost of Wll-
inmeito .Meriiliau; thonco East to
center of Section (,!) ; thoncB Xprth
two nnd one-half miles to the qttartei
seeiion corner neiwoen scetloiiB (4
and (.13) townnhlfts (31) nnd (3.1)
South HnngoVI) Wost of W'lllumette
Jiertiiiiiu: ttience Kast two nnd ono
nail miles to sntilhemit corner ol
Houtlou (3,")), Township tSi) Smith
Itango ( I ) West Of Wlllametlo Mor
lilluli; thonco North ononiilo to
northeast corner of Section far.)
thonco onut three miles to tho north
east corner of Section (32) Town
ship CM) South. Hango (1) Kast of
Wlllnmotto Alorldlan; llienco North
ono nillo to nortbnnst cornor of sec
tion (2) Township (t) South
nll(, , , , ,5..., nf willn.iinllr, Mei'1,1.
""""ll,,,,. I1,,M,,. I'n.ril ...II .1..
Inn; llienco Kast Ihreo miles to Hit
(lorlhoiist wnur ot sootloji '6 J
TownKlilp I'M) Mouth ItfiiiKn (1)1
limit of Wlllmnnttii Merldlun; Ihoiicn)
Hon t h two in I lou lo llm miiil honxt
eoninr of Ballon 'Mil Towimhtp
CM) Houtli, IliinBo (I) Knot of Wll
liimolto At ml illmi; thence Went two
Inllex lo tlm noiithniiH'. corner uf Hce
lliiu CO) TownHhli) CID Houth
ItiiilK" ( I ) V.tHl of tlm Wllbiuinlto
Morlilluli; thnnen Hon I Ii to Hie fu
el tin mid liimtern lliillrnud rlxht-of-wiiy;
llinncii HoillliwvHterly hIoiik the
Una of 1 Ii u I'uelflc lind Kimlorn Kull
rond rlKht-of-wny, to ilia Wlllumultc
Morlcliitii: thniiea Houtli to Hiiuthniint
eornnr of Knetlon 'HI TownMhlp
Clfi) Houtli, ItiuiKii (1) Went of Wil
liimetlo .Meridian: liiencn Kant two
mllim (o nortlioimt turner of kccHo.i
l SB) Townnhlp C'.fi) ou'.h runuo (1)
'..r of Wlllmnflllo Mnrld"i:t; ihence
South ono and one-liulf nu!e lo place
of In.'Kliiri Iiik.
Xnmo of Tllln Mulder
Wilbur Jnekii
(!. IVjrfik llliodea
II. utlillib
Wm. Perry
Thox. i:. XleholH
K. A. Veiitul
It. K. Hunk
A. C. Kutellffe
Kllu llulford
Hliiirliiiin Wonlny
(!. It. Natwkk
Krunli It. .Null
H. II. Henrc
'il lllidnhothum
(. II. Winter
K.
Wm. Von del Ilcllen
.1. V. Ilrowu
W, Ilrowu
W, J. Cameron
I'". J. Ayern .
W. .1. SVinckle
E. Hiillor
It. Krench
Kll ! mil nek
W. H. (,'randiill
. Arta Venial,
rodorick I'oIoiizb
Wm. H. Hakor
. M. King
V. It. l.cwln
W.
W. F. llammcl
C. M. THOMAS,
Attorney.
NOTKJB OK SALli Or UOVKKN-
Mli.N'T TI.MI1KU Coneral Ijnd Of
fice, Washington, 1). C, Uocemlier
21. 1918. Notice is hereby given
that subject to the conditions and
limitations ot tho Act of June U.
1910 (3!) Slat., 21S), and the In
struetions of the Secretary of the In
terior of September lo. It) 1 7. the
timber on Ibo following lands will be
sold Feb. II. 19 l'J. nt 10 o'clock
in., at public auction at the United
States nnd office at Roscbiirg, Ore
gon, to the highest bidder at not less
than the appraised value as shown
by this notice, sale to be subject to
tho approval of Ibo Secretory of the
Interior. The purchaso price, with
an nildltionnl sum of one-fifth of one
per cent thereof, being commissions
allowed, must tie deposited at tlmo of
sule, money to be returned If snlo is
not approved, otherwise patent will
Isr.uo for the timber which must be
removed within ton years. Bids will
bo receivod from citizens of tho Unit
ed States, associations of such cit
izens and corporations organized
undor tho laws of the United Stntes
or nny stato, territory or district
thereof only. Upon application of a
nuallflod purchaser, tho timber on
any legal subdivision Will he offered
separately beforo being included in
any offer of n larger unit. Township
1 S.. H. i W., Sec. 1!: NW14 SK"4
red fir 330 M., not to be sold for less
than $1.00 per M. fT. 33 S.. It. 7 W..
Sec. 11; NIC ' SEV4. 85 M., yellow
plno, 6K3 M., red fir, none of tho yel
low plno to bo sold for less than
$2.,ri0 per M., nnd none of the red
fir to bo sold for less than $1.25 per
M. Very respectfully. Clay Tallmun.
Commissioner Cenoral Land Office.
Xntlro
In tho Circuit Court of tho Stnte of
Orogou for the County of Jackson.
In the Matter of the Application
of tho Hoard of Directors of .Mod
ford Irrigation District for the
judgment and docreo of this Court
as to tho Regularity and Legality
of tho proceed. ngs in connection
with tho Organization of tho said
District nnd t':o proceedings of the
suid Elonrd a', said District provid
ing for and authorizing tho Issue
of tho l!ond:i of 3ald'Dlstrj:t.
To Medford Irrigation District, to
All Freeholders, Legal Votors and
Assessment Payers within said
District, and to all whom It may
concern:
Ploaso" take notico: that tho peti
tion ot Leonard Carpenter, . A
Folger nud K. G. Coleman ns the
Board of Directors of Medford Irriga
tion District, praying Hint tho pro
ceedings of said District In the organ
ization I hereof, nnd all matters inei
dent to said organization, nnd the'
proceedings of tho Hoard ot Directors
of tho Medford Irrigation District
providing for and authorizing tho is
sue and snle of bonds of said District
In the sum nf One Million Five linn
drod Thousand Dollars ($1,500, OOfl-
.00), including the vote ot the
doctors of suid District iiulhorizing
snld bond Issue, and all matters and
things in connection therewith, may
lio examined, approved and confirmed
by tho snld Circuit Court, was on the
ICth day of January, 19t9,'i)itly filed
In tho above entitled proceeding ir.
the oflico of the lllerk f said Court;
and that pursuant to un order of this
Court, duly made by tho Honorable
F. XL Calkins, Judge thereof, and
filed, on the lGth day of January
I flit), a hearing on said petition and
on the prayer therein contained, hns
been set and wilt bo held un the
Eighth day of February, 1 9 l'J. at
10:00 o'clock in tho forenoon of that
day, at tho Court Room of tho above
Mitlilcd Court, In tho County Court
House at Jacksonville, Oregon.
Any person lntorestod in tho or-
atanlzntlon of said District, or In the
proceedings for. tho issuo or sule of
the bonds ot the said District, may on
or betoro the said Eighth day ot Feb
ruary, 1919, nt 10:00 O'clock in the
rorenoon of that day, that, being the
tiny and hour fixed tor tho hearing
on snld petition, demur to or unswer
tho said putltion, nnd thereupon such
proceedings will no Had as will juste
ty said Court in malting such exam
Inntiou of nil such proceedings nnd
In approving and confirming'' the
samo, or making such further order
or decree anshall no just and proper
lu tho premises.
This notico iH published In the
Motltol'd Mnll Tribune, 11 newspaper
of gonoral circulation published' In
Ini'ltson County. Oregon, whom the
mid Board of Directors has IIh ofi'lcn.
tor throo trtieeosiilve wceka prlijf ()
llie (Into fixed for such licnrlnc
In
of
ui:i(inliin with th'i prov'xlonn
Mild order niiiiln by the Honorable
I1'. M. Cnlklnn, JudKO, on tho lllth day
ill .In n ii ;iry, 1 1l 1 11,
(Circuit Court Seal)
SVIIncHH tho llonoiiililo V. M. Calk.
Iiih, Judi;e of the ('Ircult Court of thn
Hiato of Oresoii for tho County of
lackHon, imd thn neul of xalil Court
afflxod hereto Hi In Kith day of Jan
uary, 191!).
CIIAI.'.NCKY FIOKKY,
County Clerk for .lacknon County,
OrcKou, mid Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the Stale, of Oregon for the
County uf Juckuon.
Advertising Rates
Classified Ono nt a word.
IOcals Ton cent a line,
Les;al KIvo renin a line.
Display 25 cents an Inch.
Contract rates on application.
ITEI.P WAX1 m MAIJC.
WAXTKD Man and wife os janitor
and cook in snll hospital. Steady
employment. Knom and board fur
nished. State wage.) expected. An
swer, G20 South unkdalo avenue.
Telephone GSU-L: . 25K
WANTK!) Married man for general
farm and orcVirJ work. Phone
S-K3, AihJund or iniiilrd U. S.
employment Office. 25G
W'A'XTRI) -Men wanted lo cut wood
by iler and clear land. Webster
Ranch, phono CX5-.I3. 2G2
WAVTKtl HITTATIOX.
WAN'TKD Kxnerlenced man wants
job looking after range stock dur
ing summer. C. A. Jenson, G75
East Main street. Ashland, Ore.
258
WANTKD-Contract pruning by one
of the beet contractors in the val
ley. If you want good work at the
right price phone U. K. Stone, S35.
738 Weet Fourteenth street.
WANTED Position as hotuokeepcr
by lady with little girl of seven.
Phone mornings -IG2-J. 256
WANTKTW JITMCRLLAN'KOrjH
WANTED We buy your unpaid Lib
erty bond ton tracts for cash.
Hale's Piano House, Inc. J. K.
Hale, general manager.
WANTED -- To buy ' second-hand
fruit ladder and sprayer. Phone
K13-R. 2
WANTED Automobiles to overhaul
and paint. High class work guar
anteed, prices right. Oils and
gasoline for sale, car storage. Med.
ford Garage, 127 North Riverside.
Ross & Clark, proprietors. 2G0
WANTED A number of second
hand cook stoves and ranges, to
fill contract. Poole Furniture Co.
successors to Scott Woolf. 260'
WAiNTED To rent, smnll ranch for
cash or share. W. I). Revnolds
R. K. D. 2. Box 4 4. Central Point,
Ore. - . 257
WANTED Iloufc moving and re
pairing. Phono 4S8-.M or 4S8-X. '
WANTED R. H. Toft will buy your
partly paid Liberty Bond contracts.
WANTED R. H. Toft buy Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, ludg
menu, escrow contracts, etc, and
makes short time loans on any old
tnlnK.
FOR SALE REAL KSTATK.
FOR SALK Six acres family home;
a bargain it taken. at once. 200
grape vines, family orchard: $1000
house, nice barn, one mile from
paving, hard surface road, $2000.
Call phone 479-R, noon and even
ings. 2ot
FOR SALE By owner or will trade
for good team and harness, milk
cows, stock and farm machinery
my acre tract, one block cast of
South Riverside on East Four
teenth street; smnll house,' good
barn, garase, chicken house, elec
tric lights, city water. Most of
place is in good stand of alfalfa; a
good garden patch, berries for
family uso. It is a fine nlaco for
chickens and small dairy business.
Call from 12 m. to 1:4.) p. m. or
after 5:30 p. m. Address Box 108
R. F. 1). 4. 260
FOR SALE OR RENT My p'.ace one
"mile from Talent on Highway, in
quire W. A. Hono, Bell House
Talont. 25
FOR SALE Ono of tho best acreages
in Ashland. ill take good light car
and Liberty boiu:s. Clyde Sharp,
244 Grant strcot.
FOR SALE Five - room modern
house, all clear, throo lots, fruit
trees, barn, woodshed, garage,
chicken ynrd. Cull afternoons, 30
Portland avenue. 2
FOR SALK SO acres, estimated will
cut two thousand cords wood, three
miles from station, will tnko car as
part payment. Brown & White,
10 South Fir street.
FOR SALE Houses, easy monthly
pnymonts, Building & Loan, 429
. XI. F. & H. Bids.
FOR SALE Or rent, several ranches
O. C. Boggs.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE: Closing out. Having
purchased the Root ranch, we are
obliged to sacrifice Table Rock
store; cannot handle both. Will
close out at once regardless ot cost.
Building for sale el rent. John
Cameron. , , 200
LOSX.
LOST A brown nnd white striped
,, Knlatea storm curtain from twin
buggy. Please return to SOI Eust
Main street. Reward. .'.."" 257;
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RUNT Slopping rooms.
I111-
porlnl !I0 North fro'H
FOTt SAI.E LIVESTOCK
KOIt HA L1C Fine heifers, freshen In
ten days, $15.00. 'JOB Wost Fourth
street. 25 7
KOH BALK Immediately, llelginn
dons; kindle soon. W. A. Crime,
2t:; licet ty. 1'hone 821-11, even
ings. 250
KOIt SALK Cows. Kresh 'cows,
heavy milkers, high testers, others
soon fresh. Kast of Phoenix, 3rd
brown bungalow across Iron bridge
Kern Valley. 2G0
KOIl SALK Family milk cow.
S. Stancllff, I'hoenlx, Ore.
W.
258
KOIl BALK Crimson Orion, our reg
istered Huron Jersey herd boar. A
large, thrifty, choice bred hog,
twenty months old. One fine spring'
boar, nothing better; also two bred
gilts. Kd L. Schmidt & Son, Itlver
Ilend I arm. Grants Pass, Oregon,
breeders of registered Duroo Jer
sey Hogs. 257
FOR SALK 14-months old Hereford
bull. Phono B-F22. 2C2
fOR SAIiB POULTRY ASD VJOOK
FOR SALE High food value eggs
culling out of non-producing poul
try; small fee charged. OIck San
ders. Poulterer. 840-J. 277
FOR SALE Mammoth bronze tur
keys. J. C. Herring, Central Point.
270
FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. You
need heavy layers. They eat no
more man the poor layers. -My
hens are heavy layers of good sized
eggs, and eggs are money. Made
$3.54 profit per hen 1918 under
average farm care. Cet a start
with the right kind and watch
them pay the grocery bill. Book
lng orders now for hatching eggs
and baby chicks from my grand
White ' Leghorns, one-half and
Ihree-quarters O. A. C. Big hens
that lay eggs and pay big profits.
Eggs 10c. and every egg guaran
teed fertile. Chicks 20c. E. II.
Westerfield, Medford, R. 4. 2G3
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALI3 Hay. First-class alfalfa
hay, on board cars Grenada, ( a!.,
at $22.00 per ton, in carload lots.
G. Cnneo, Box -5, Montague, Ore.
259
FOR SALE) Onions, mild and sweet.
lc per lb. Phone 535. 208 Van
couver avenue. 258
FOR SALE: 1917 E"ord, good condi
tion, price $350.00. Call 709
Alder street. 261
FOR SALE: 1917 Ford car in good
running order. Phone 73 1-M. 2a 1
FOR SALE Meyrs hand pump, large
sized air chamber, price $20. O.
E. Blackington, Gold Hill. 257
E'OR SALE! Ineubator and brooder
cheap, 360 capacity. Douglas, 201
South Riverside, phone 1G2-J.
FOR SALE 1917 Ford car, in good
running order, $3o0.00 if taken at
once. Call 402 South Newtown
street. 259
FOR SALE Wheat hay in stack.
$20.00 per ton. Chas. J. Olson,
R. 3, Box 37. 256
FOR SALE Good clean bearded bar
ley for seed or feed, $50.00 per
ton. Two choice Duroc Jersey boars
ready for spring servfce. at $30.00
each, with pedigree, offer until
Feb. 1st only. Registered gilts
$25.00. Pure bred weanling pigs,
both sex, $15.00 each. J. E. Judy,
Griffin Creek, phono SG 9-W. 257
FOR SALE Jewelers floor show
cases, 6 and S-foot lengths. Cases
are of oak, 16 inches high and
stand on heavy natural finish pine
tables. Price, $2.00 per ft. H. L.
Whited, Ashland, Ore. 237
FOR SALE Rocleaned
beardless
256
Parley. Phone 452-W.
FOR SALE E"or sand, gravel, sedi
ment or garden plowing phone-
912-J. . 2.6
FOR SALE: One silo. 6ff-ton: one
milotte separator: three good milk
cows. T. U. Beaultou, Central
Point, Ronrfe 2. 259
FOR SALE If you have to sell your
Liberty bonds sell them to us; if
you want to buy Liberty bonds buy
them from us. We pay cash
Pianos, Victrolas and records a
specialty. Hale's Piano House Inc.,
J. E Halo, general manager. 271
FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster,
superphasphate. Ralph Waldo El-
don, Russ Mill.
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
$25.00 per ton, Modoc Orchard.
: Phone Central Point at meal
bourn.
FOB RKIH1 aOGSEb.
FOR RENT Strictly modern five
and six-room bungalows. Apply
Phone 887-L. 256
EX)R RENT Six-room furnished
house, close In. Phone 600-X. 256
HTiLP WASTED FEMALE
WANTEDrGenerat office work by
young lady: Address box 95, Mall
Tribune. i
T T
1 wo nouses
One-tenth actual value. Will sell
or trade for stock, machinery or auto
mobile, either one or both of my
houses. East front. Close in. One
block from S. P. passenger depot
This Is warehouse property and some
day will be valuable. Must raise cash
to run my orchards so sacrifice. Best
small Investment in the county. See
Owner, 20 North Pench street. TelS'
phono fS-j-I.,
450-S350
paoe ..Fmn
FOR EX CH A NOB.
FOR EX CHANG H A n nnlnoum.
bernd modern Medford home, with
largo free soil lot. for small ranch
noar Medford, Phono 102-X, 1 ...
TO TRADE Will accept desirable
home or possible something else
to amount of $5000 nnd $.1500
long tlmo op a good runoli, Box
143, Riddle, Oro. v ' 867
MOXKY TO LOAX
LOANS Farm loans G per cent In
terest, O. C. Boggs.
LOANS City loans. Building & Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. & 11. Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate security, and will buy Lib
erty Bonds. J. R. Andrews, No.
21 North Grapo. Phone G3-M. 330
nnsixEss nmEOTonY
Attorney
PORTER J. NEFP. Attorney-at-law.
rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. B. Reames, Lawyer,
Corey Building. .
Oarnettr
Anto Snpplle
LAHER ATJTO SPRINa8 Co. -we
: are operating the largest, oldest
anfi best-equipped plant lo the Pa
. clfle northwest. Use onr spring
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premise
cleaned np for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone 851-T. J.
Y. Allen.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting and In
come Taz requirements. Look
into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. Building,
Medford. Phone 157-R.
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40
years 5 H 95r Money ready when
land fs appraised and title ap
proved. E. H. Hurd, socy.-treas..
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. 263
Instruction in Music
ERED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Halght Music
Studio, 401 Garaett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 72. .
Piano Tuning '
G. W. CROSS 603 West Second
street. Phone 309. Piano tuner
and repairer. Endorsed by tha
, leading musical people of southern
Oregon. - ' 3(4
Planing Mm
THOMAS MOFFAT General Salll
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. . Shop 437 6. Fir. Phona
184. . - -
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. A." BURSELL Physician; Splo.-
ologist; Surgeon. 309 Medford
Furniture & Hdw. Bldg. Hrs.49-13
and 2-5 or appoint. Office phona
29. ' , 275
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130. .
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye, .
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
piled. Oculist and Aurist for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 667. '
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
. 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg, -
Phone 904-L.
Residence 26 8. Laurel Street.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tha
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 87 Norta
Fir St. 'v..
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER tt STORAGH CO.
Office 42 North Front St Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. IXTERURBAX AUTOCAR CO. .
TIME CARD. ,
Leave Medford for Ashland dally
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a.
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and G:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun-'
days le ave at 10:30 a. m, and 1:30,
5:30 and 9:30 p. m.' , ",
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.
m. and at 1:00. 4:00 and 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30,
4:30 and 6:30 p. m. .
Brown & White
At 10 South Fir St.
Are finding buyers for both City and
Farm properties where the price is
based on honest value or earning ca
pacity of the property.
'In the matter of Rentals,; Insur-.
ance, Upkeep or sale of your property
if placed with us we will give It tha
same careful attention that we would
our own, we feel that the best asset
in any business is Good Will, and wo
aro oudoavoring to build on that
foundation.
Slncernly Yours, '
JOH lUtOWlX.
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