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MEnrrinn m ah tiitbune, Mrcnrfmp, oinjiox wET)NEftDAY. .tantitauy ' 2i ' ioto
TODAY'S MARKETS
I'lii'lliinil Llvtwlnclt
I'OUTLANH, Oil)., Juil. 22. Cut
tin, I'OcOlptH II 3,1 Kloudy. Bloom, best
flllU-'ia.lifl; good lo uhnlcn $10.25iy
1 1 . u r : medium to good H.7r(i u,srp;
(air to good $ 7 . 7 f. (j) H . 7 5 ; common to
tulr $0,7Mr7.2fis cow mid hoiroin,
.hillce, $U.ii!l lO.af.'; ajmil to ehiilcn
ts.7Ml V.7a; mnilliim tu good $7.50
ti 8.50; fair to medium $.1,7541 -U.7Bj
runner 13.00 W 6! bulla $UU;
calve K.5(H( U; muukuiH lind tttud
ri) 4.(V0 f'M.DU.
Hum Ktoudy; receipts !IU7, Prime
c Ucd I1U.KUK W: tiiudlinu mixed
M0.60iiHU.7r,; rough htuivlc
It'; pig Hlfi.a&; built 110.80.
Hheop strong; rncoliln 3H. Prlmo
lamb l3,759('M.a; fair to medium
Imulm. 9II; yearling $IO0U.r.O
v. L-tln't-a $y10; uwos 04 ,
1 Under
PORTLAND, Jim. -I2.llut(r
lower. City crouiuory, print oxtrau.
tiot loin, 04c; carton 0,'ic; half lioum
half coat mora; leu tliuu liulf boxoit
olio edit mora. Haying price butter
tut. country, 0&c; culm extra 5Uc.,
UttU mill I'oiiltry
I'OHTI.ANO. Ore.. Jan. "J'J. V.uuh,
vclliiiu rici, hio count. fi;ic, hut
wi'uk; huviug price, jtlc; t-clliiii; price,
etintlled, Mi", nclcelcd candled in ear
I mm. llllc,
I'oilllrv Ilium. ''H((i MOc; xliniiucri.
JBe ; old rooNturH, 3le.
t'uiuiiliinciilH tire Mill being hnwer
id iilioli llit local Ucd CrukH cniitccn
lor itx efficiency mill fuillifuliioi.
in lliiniMeriinr to tint ncc.U of Mildiein
and hiillont punning throou'li Ibis tcr
ininal. In n cuuimmiiculioii. uadcr
lute of Jtiiiiiiuirv lit, tiildrcwcd bv K.
I., Kill I it of thu bureau of cnnlccti
service from im . tvcMcrn tlivpiion
lioadntiarterx nl Seattle to ,Mrx. W. I..
Miixov. cliairiuan of local canteen
iictiviticx, that ot'ltcial titinteit Maiur
V. (I. Mailer, diviimi adjutant, who
' recentlv wim here in command of n
inmn train, n follow: "I ilcxirn to
rmm-MH mv ttiMirocialion of thu work
of Ihn local Kill I'rtwx canlccu Mn
lion at AhIiIiiihI. Oregon, in connection
with n recent troon movement under
in ' coiiiiiinnd from ('limn Lcwia to the
l.clerman (Imirral lioMiilal. San Friin
h'Im'o. on wliicli trin I wiih able In
(eenre the aid of canteen service of
tile citicH alone, llie Sontliern I'tieilic.
notalilval Alilimd. where the nervier
rendered liv the lied ('roan cuiitiuuent
tin r-xeelleiit in ever' reflect, and I
lake I III" mcaiiH of c.ireiut: the up
luifinllon lind thank of the men
who were under uiv eoiuiaand.!', . .
i llarton VVituie linn arrived amiim;
retarninu Kolilierx from over-can. ami
in now at 4 'mini Lewi", awaitiiu; le-
iliidiili.nl juil for llie liaaeeomiaij.
Send. Alfred Mon-i linn returned from
Km I MeArtluir. Sun I'cdro, t 'nl.. in
IHisM-oniini i,( formal dixeliaru'e ihi-
' intm. I.iidl. Vcmv MilU lius reach
ed ouv of thu IiIl' militarv camiM in
Virainia. after the voviwe from
: Kniui-e. anil ix uwiiilintr thu niiihler
inu out uroeenH heforu hcadiuu In
wcMwanl hound.
Itvv. K.lva llohart, na-lor of the
Vrcc Muthodist church, ImliU m'rvice
at Hie count v industrial farm on
WciliKvdav of eneli week, ematlv to
tlm tileiiBiire of iniuatcn who are do.
nrlved of manv privileucH alomr thin
order, ',
On Wi'ilncxtlnv nveniiivr thin week
ur Hip Sundav hcIiooI rallv at the
I'l-eilivtcrian church, The mini: ser
vice will lie reinforced hv an oreln"
tra. AdilrcnmiM will hv hv Itcv, .1, It.
MalthiiWM of Seattle, and Harold
Humbert, Kceretarv of the Oreiwn
Sundav hcIiooI iiHxnciiition.
Saturdnv cveiiiiiL', necemlicr 18.
'ahoul a dor.en inlimutc friends of I lit
'I. S. Hntler family al the hosiiilnhlc
homo of r U. Wauner in hoeial re
union UHNcmhlcd. It developed that
the particular date in thu .liiniinrv
calundar wiih Mr. IliillerV hirlhdav
, iiiinivurary, oonxeuucnllv lie was the
miest ol honor at the festivities, re
Cvivinir comri'iitulationM over havinu
iniTivcd nl an nun exi'iiudim; the limit
Milccrecd hv the Osier Iheorv. . A fine
'hirlhdnv enkii nrnumcnted with Ihc
'trnililiiinnl enndlcH wim curved lo n
I inn und distributed iianartiallv to
llie nsMiiinlilcd compauv. Mrs, Slelln
Wanner and Mxn. Mabel Kinnuv wore
priinn movers in this iiiipromnlii nf
liiii', which was strictly informal. As
n niatter of fuel, il was the pastoral
inider. Kcveral of thu miosis present
heinir liroil Kraimcrs. t'onseiinenllv
color Hchemu efl'ecls were heiuhlLMit-il
hv tlnv introduction of n mammoth
hotioiiel coniDoscd oxclusivelv of tho
prodiielH of I'uvm, itnrden and or
chard. Mtv Hnl lor iflNiuilivn son of
ASHLAND AND VICINITY
rluekson coiinlv, tho nlnce nf.liia hiiih
; bciinr in ihn vicinij.v of Medl'oid. jrrs.
Hiitlnr i n lncniher (if the IWivnm
fmnilvv iiIho well known pioneers of
I his section,
I'hil Hoso is here from Monterey,
('alif., visilimr .velalives and linvinV
a brief vacation from ediicnlional
Work, iniiHiiiitch as Ihc schools in Unit
town are lompornrilv closed nwins
to tho influenza epidemic
' IJJks ara nnticipiiliuir n unv lime
Siilurdav pveniiur, Kcbrinirv 1. inci
denl In the worlt ' Inside llie temple
hulls 'nn thai nnrth-nUi r dale heinir
coifi'iTi'd p.velnsivelv hv past cxalt-
' rd v'llcrs of Ihn homo Indite.
, Many friends are pleased lo nolo
llie i'eiinpnnnincc of II. (I. Kiiders on
llie' sircels, aflei' an ahsenco from
f 'liiil'iii' iiliiet'S duo Ip Hovcrnl woeka'
, illness, , ' , .
Olio Michel, now livimr nli, Rose
Inii'", is visilimr Aslilnnd nenuniill-
, niices. ...., . :' -
Jlj (1)0 H()t'i lini, (lie ('nriHcn'ft lil-
Inn of lliis division licailniiiirlerH. 1ms
reserved llie ditto ot! I''tiliriinry fl, for
' il , an minimi ovenl In mil-
road circles,
Kiiuernl services of Hie lulu JomIiiiu
)oiiiiv, who died in litis cilv on Hun
day, weio held on Tuesday, mid Hie
hud riles verv upproiiriiitelv occur''
red at Ihc Mclhodisl church, with
which edifice Ihc deceased, in llie
capacilv of a caretaker, has lonv I n
a laimliar Injure. His church al'filia
lioiis dirccl were also in keeping wild
a firm and slenilrn-.t fuith. elinrnetcr
istic of the clcniciili, ol' true maiihood.
Active and helpful, his I'ailhfuliiiw.
has lirouifht its rcwnnl in Ihc iippre.
cialite iiicinol'cs which many friends
will treasure rcuiirdiiur hint. Mr.
Yoiinir wim a nulivu of Ohio, had lived
ill Ivaii'.as lor uinnv venrs, ninl for
over 111 vears had been 11 i'slilenl of
Ashland. He leaves I wo sons, resi
dents of Kansas, and 11 diiuiihlcr,
Miss Mnrv Yoiiiil'. of this cilv. who
li vvirlue of an iuliiaale aciiiiaintaucc
hereabouts will receive the heartfelt
sympathy of uninv friends in a be
teavcmcnl incident lo the loss of a
devoted father. Mr. Yoiint: was C"i
Vears of nuii. His fuucrul services
were conducted by Hint rid Siiiicrin
iciidcnt Vitn Koshcii ninl llcv. ('. A
Kdwnrils, both inl'ninlu friends of
their aifcd and steadfast parishioner.
Iiileriacnl was in Mountain View cent
clcrv. .
Chesler Stevenson has sold his res
deuce, fully furnished, on Nob Hill
dreci, to ,1, K, (Irccn, formerly from
1 11 'I in mt . who has possession, This
nropcrlv is a finu one. Its Iraiisfui'
was effeeleil bv thu lleavcr llutillv
coaipaiiv.
Oil Wednesday iiflcruooli this week,
al llie Iiil'Ii sidtool midiloriiiui. a
memorial service in honor of decoiiscd
soldier students was scheduled lo oc
cur, the order of I lie tribute of es
teem iucorporalini: devilioiinl, musical
mid niciiiiii ial phases of npprecinlioii.
llc'otional services were bv Kev. C.
K. Koeltler. and I'rof. Vinintr delivered
the address. The eillouics were deliv
ered hv members of the student hodv.
the trilinle to ('lenient Summers hv
Mtvluht Oret'f! Korrest Wolcott. hv
Hit v t'lnrV; Waller Phillips, bv Civile
Yoiinir; llav Montnii, bv .Iiiiiich I'or-
ler. Mrs. Ksthur Asheraft siiiil' und
there were selections iilo bv t liti luu-
clnss. A ucncral iiivitalion was
cMcudcd to the public to attend these
services. .- - . .
The llcbekahs liavc inslallcd ofl'i
crs for the current term, Mnrv Walk
er bciim noble uriinil : A'inv Moore. r-
cordim; secretary; Kditli I'hips. fi
nancial secrcturv mid Kowcua Hob
erts treasurer.
I'uluss somctliiiiL- is done to untnn
.dccilv court complications as to con
slitiitiouiilitv in in-lit ill intr Hie same.
Ashland will soon face llie necessity
I bullion.- niiolliur speciul election.
Our school hoard has experienced
no cud of worry in their efforts lo
procure a teacher since the resiitna
lion of Miss Ivobiiis, iniisiituch as
each teacher clts-teir has proiuptlv
notiticd llicm thtiv werv iust a dav
too late. However now with their
leachcr in view il is believed school
will open Monday.
As .Mrs. Stoncr, former Sundav
school siiitcriutciidfiit, is soon to leave
for Ashland, il was llimmht it coud
plan to reorganize Stiuilav school nnd
the following officers wuru chosen
Sundav: Superintendent, Charles
Kredenbui'ir. assistant, Mrs. Mike
Kotier: seeretarv. Mrs. Ilick Straus;
treasurer, Mrs. O, T. Wilson and li
brarian. Mrs. Klsie Straus.
Mrs. M. Steinniclx spent I'riilav
and Saturdav with friends at (loltl
Hill. 1 - '
J. A. I'avidson was reappointed su
pervisor for this road district.
The recent rains have nut the sttr
rouutlini: streams uiVhicher than thev
have been for some time.
One of Ihc Innrest nnd most men
ni'inu' coyotes of this dislriet was
killed recent Iv bv the club members.
Mi's. Otto Tresham.' who recently
underwent tin operation tit llie Dow
hosiaitiil, nt Mcdl'oiil. is improviiu:
nicely.
Miss Dimplu Williams left last week
for Ashland whore she ,will allend
school. ' ' .
Mrs. II. I. I'ellon is reported lo he
under the doctor' care in Portland.
All hope for her speedy recovery.
Kdtrar Pcflev spent Sundav of Inst
week in Ashland visiting his mother.
The Misses Davidson of Gold Hill
spent 11 few days visitinii'the K.dintt
t mi flimsy previous to their departure
for the north.
Mm, Lawrence.' Crawford wont to
'Pnliinl 1,'i'iilnv tn iiwnit bee bus.
'band's hoineconiimr, nutl was at his
Int her s Salnrilav and Sunday.
.1 It I t.ti.w l.nl i.liiii'iwl ,r iilcii fnt
beef this week, which sold nt n itood
prii'V. ' "
M,u l.'i'iw.t l,Mi.lt' nl Mm I'nvd
visiled Mrs. Waller SlanclilT of Norlh
Titlenl I' ritlav ol tins week.
J, M. Under has been liuulinti hay
ri'.mi C. f'iirev's itbicc lo bis feed
vavd on Ihc Hoso place, where he is
fecdiiitr 11 nice bunch ol cattle.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Utah of Talent
were in Phoenix Sundav where Mr.
IM11I1 nnnie'to sen Ml'. Mnbnevcn.
Al,. UVI .1, ,,- M,.,ll',,,'.l h,, liLs
buiieh of about 7,(1(10 sheep rnnninir
!n Dr. I larurave's orchard, also on
nnio of lli I'islicr land, tliev cut
nn all (ho lloul iwet-ds and henefil the
nnd over which thov fund.
Initio Dort'is Rosti spent- Snndnv
with lim unlit. AI'l'H. .1. Al. Itltdcr.
Mrs, A. II. Kerns ami her tiiumhlet'i
ir,s, jloblvY ('!' !''('T'! yillov, wort)
SAMS VALLEY )
EDEN PRECINCT
callors on Mrs, .latiics'Alleii SiiniluV,
liriiidin: 11 lovely IiIoijiiiIhk caeliis.
Mr, ami Mrs; HobiirlH of Norlh
Tiilcnl spent Hiindav us uucstH of Mr.
ninl Mrs, I.ciii Jluulics of Kuril val
ley. , . 1 , s
Willlaiii Kerns was haiilintr lumber
Saliirdav. Hv is iiiiurovini: his liarii
1 ml ponllrv houses. 1
Mrs, llniuliii.Mrs. Olfct. Mm.
"nniK of Mcdford, visited Mrs.
lui'liwooil of I'hoeiiix Inst Sunday.
I'd Kreiich of Norlh Talent look up
'is second year's work in biu'll sehool
it rhoeiiix Ibis week,
Waller SlanclilT of Norlh Tnlcnt.
' us been bnvintf several head of ex
tra f ne dairv cows mid expects lo
i'dd several lo his already in vinir
herd.
Mr. Smith of (Iraitls I'ass spent
ono dav lust week with Mr, and Mrs.
. S. Kut'oy al their pleusmit home
souili of I'hocnix.
Mrs, ,1. 1), llcnrv writes from As-
'orlTi llttil Iheir sou Albert, whom she
went lo see, is eel I in" nliun.' nlriuhl
'ml will he out of Hie hospital in
11I1011I len da Vs.
Mr. William ('arlcss had a relapse
Saturday, mid is in 11 verv bad con
dition avaiu. Over excitement caused
he trouble.
T HOUSE REPORT
nopnrtott by Jacknon County Ab
atruct Co., Sixth and Control Avo.
Circuit Court v .
Statu linliistriiil Accident ('oinim's-
sion vs. Illair Uriuiilu Co. Kor
money.
James It. Withvfomlif el 11 1 vs. Itosc
Hnvwood et nl. Motion mid affidavit.
Order.
Melt in Si evens vs. John M. Hood
et al. Summons. '
K. (1. Heel wood vs. Kmilv J. lleu-
dnck. Korcclosiirc.
John K. Itoeho vs. City of Mcdford.
C. 1. Howard et al. JlisinisHcd.
li. (1. Ilartlwell vs. K. M. Kodovon
Kirsl' cause of aelion tlisinisscd.
John K. Kocho vs. K. li. ltossvu ft
ill. Dismissed.
W. S. Illinium vs. Southern Oreuon
'I ruction Co. Inventory.
If. (1. Ilardwell vs. 0. M. llodovan.
Juduaicut. Cost bill. ,
Jackson Count v vs. Klialielh A.
Miller. Order overruliinr demurrer.
i'Hilaiti Court
Kobcrt (J, Morrow, estate. Voucher
filed.
Donald T. Matrerle, minor, estate.
Proof of noblicntion.
Krecinan ,! llrown, estate. Affi
davit.
Olive IJ. Hell, estate. Petition. Or
der. Waiver.
Chnrles W. Anderson, estate. Ad
mitted to probate.
Mrs, M. M. Iloduvs. incompetent.
estate. Admitted to probate.
John M, W.lliams, estate. Adiail-
ter to probate. .
Vernic Baldwin, cstale." Affidavit
of postinu and publicntion,
Charles Slcmiett. cstale. Invcn
torv und npia-aiscment.
Mary h'llcn Williams, estate. Order.
Sherinnii Woolcv. estate. Order.
Marmtrcl Woolcv. vstatc. Order.
Krccuian A. llrown. estate. Order
fi.vni'.' inheritaiica tax.
O. C. pover, estate. Supplemcn
turv inventory.
Alfred Coleman, estate. Inventory.
Ileal Kstnlo Transfers
I,ilcrolln' K. Knyitrt to Clar
ence KikIh. lot . SYi ot 4.
block (II). of Mcdford 11000.00
S. S. UulllH lo llitttlo Denerr. "
land In nou. 1:1, twp. 0'J,
It. 3 W , 10.00
Kllswortli Altlimin ct ux 10 K.
C. Knbor, land In Jackson
county : 2000.00
CM:. Torrill lo City of Mod
lord, one-fourth Int. In lot
12, Mill;. .".I. original town-
nlto of MctUord 0.00
Tho Mcdford branch of tho Mason
Khrmnnn wholesale grocery house
wns closvtl yesterday 'because of the
rinn 111 at Portland of Kmlly Khrmann
daiiKhter of tho head ot tho house
from Influenza.'' - - ' '
SALTS
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Drink lot of water and stop eating
meat for a while if your Bladder
trouble you.
VThtn you wake up with back'aele and
dull mlncry 'in tho kidney region it gen
erally means you have been eating too
ipuoh meat, says n weii-knnwn authority.
Icai fornis urie nctd which overworks'
the kidneys In their effort to Alter it
from the blood mm thoy bocomo sort ol
paralyzed and loinry. Whon your kidnoy
?et sluggish and clog you unlet rolievo
hem, liko you rolievo your bowels; re
moving all - tho body's urinous waste,
elxo you have baeknoho, sick hoodaohe.
dir.iy Bpclla; your stontnch sours, tongue
is coated, and whon the weather la bad
you havo rheumatic twinges. The urine
in cloudy, full of sediment, ohannols often
?.'t soru, water scalds and you are obliged
0 Dock relief two or thro times during
tho night. 1 " v
Either consult a good, reliable physi
cian at once or got frjtra your pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Gaits; take
a tableapoonful in a glaas of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
klilnoye will then act fine. - This famous
nlta'ia tnodo from tho aeid of grape
and lemon jttlco, combined with lithia,
nd has been used for generation to
elean and stimulate sluggish kidneys,
also to neutralize acids in the urine so it
no longer irritates, thus onding bladdor
weuknoM. . -
Jad Salts is a lifo saver for regular
meat eaters. It is Inexpensive, cannot
injure and make a delightful, ollur
roaoont JHliin-water drluk,
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
': Be Better looking Take
Olive 1 ablets v '
If vour kln lo yellow complexion pallid
totiKue coated cppotllo poor you have
a bad Utile In your moutn a lazy, no-good
feeling you should Uike Olive Tablet!.
Dr. Edwards" Olive Tablet a substitute
forcalomel were prepared byDr.Edwarde
after 17 year of study with hi patient.
Dr. EdwardVOIIve Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their oliv color.
To have a clear, pink akin, bright eye.
no pimple, a feeling ot buoyancy like
childhood daysyou munt get at the cause.
Dr. Edwardar Olivo Tablets act on the
liver and bowels liko calomel yet have
no dangerous after effects,
Thev utart tho bile and overcome consti
pation. Thafa why millions of boxes are
old annuallv at 10c and 25c tier box. Alt
drugffiits. Take one or two nightly and
note tht pleating results.
NOT If IB OK SAI.B OK liOVKIt.V
MK.NT TIMBKIt (Jcneral hand Of
fice, Wanlilnnton, I). C, Doccmber
1919: Notuio is hereby alven
that subject' to the condition and
limitations of the Act of June V.
1810 (311 Stat., 2181, and the In
structions of (ho Secretary of the In
terior of Hunteinlinr IT), 1817, the
timber on the following lands will be
sold Kelt. II, 1919, at 10 o'clock a.
m., at public auction at the United
HI at on land office at ftoaeburK, Ore
gon, to the hlghcat bidder at not less
than the appraised value as shown
by this notice, sule to be fliikloet to
tho approval ot tho Secretary of the
Interior. The purchase price, with'
an additional sum or one-riftu or one
per cent thereof, bclnn coinnilnalons
allowed, must be deposited at time of
ale, money to be returned if sale Is
not approved, otherwlso patent will
issue for tho timber which must be
removed -within ten years. Illds will
be received from clt irons of the unit.
ed States, associations of such cit
izens and corporations organized
under tho law of the United States
or any state, territory or district
thoreof only. Upon application of a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will be offered
separately before beliiB Included In
any offer of a larttor unit. Township
1 a.. K. 4 w.. sec. lit; ,w SEii,
rod fir .'l.'IO M., not to be sold for less
than ft 1.00 per ,l. T. 3'i S.. II. 7 YV..
Sec. II; XK'4 EK'A, Ku M., yellow
plno, CKj M., red fir. nono of (bo yel
loc plno to bo sold for lens than
12.50 per it., nnd nono of the red
fir to be sold for less thnn $1.25 per
M. Verv respectfully. Clay Tallman.
nnmtnlsKlnaer Cononil Land Office.
Xotlco
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of
Oret-'on for tho County of Jackson.
In the Matter of the Application
of tho Hoard of Directors of Mcd
ford Irrigation District for the
Judgment and docrce of this Court
as to the Regularity and Legality
of tho proceedings In' connection
with tho Orgnnlzation of the said
District and tho proceedings of the
said Tionrd of said District provld
lng for and authorizing the Issue
of tho llonds of said Dlstrfrt.
To Mcdford Irrigation District, to
All Freeholders, 1-ckuI Yotorg and
Assessment I'uyers wltMn said
District, and to all whom It may
concern: Please tako notice: that the peti
tion of Leonard Carpenter. . A.
Folgor and E. (5. Coleman as the
Hoard of Dlrectois of Medford Irriga
tion District, praying that the pro
ceedings of snld District in the organ
ization thereof, and all matters inci
dent to said organization, and the
proceedings ot tho llor.:d of Directors
of the Medford Irrigation District
providing for nnd authorizing the Is
sue nnd sale of bom's of .said District
in the Hum or Une Minion Five Hun
dred Thousand Do'lars it 1,500.000-
.001, Including the vote of the
electors ot said District authorizing
said bond Issue, cud all matters nnd
things in connexion therewith, may
bo examined, approved and confirmed
by the said Circuit Court, was on the
10th day of January, 1919, duly filed
In tho above entitled proceeding in
the office of the Clerk of said Court;
anil that pursuant to an order ot this
Court, duly mado by the Honorable
F. M. Calkins, Judgo thereof, and
mod. on tho lbtlt day of January
1919. a hearing on said petition and
on tho prayer thoroln contntned, has
been set und will bo held on the
BJghth day of February, 1919, at
10:00 o'clock in tho forenoon of that
day, at tho Court Room of tho above
entitled Court, In tho County Court
Mouse at Jacksonville, Oregon.
Any person Interested in the or
ganization of said District, or In the
proceodlnga for tho issue or snlo of
tho bonds of tho said District, may on
or beforo the said Bighth day of Feb-
runry, 1919. at 10:00 o'clock in the
foronoon of that day, thnt bolng the
day and hour fixed for tho hearing
on said petition, .demur to or answer
tno sntu pennon, una thereupon Bticn
proceedings will bo had as will justi
fy said Court in making such exam
Illation ot all such proceedings and
In approving and confirming the
flume, or milking such further order
or decreo as shall 00 just and proper
In the promises.
This not loo Is published In the
ludford Mall Tribune a newspaper
of general circulation published in
Jnekaon County, Oregon, whore the
said Hoard of Directors has its office,
for throe successive weeks prior to
tho tliito mod for such hearing. In
accordance with the provisions of
said order ntndo by the Honorable
F. M. Calkins, Judge, on tho 10th day
or January, lint).
(Circuit Court Senl)
Witness tho llonorublo V. M. Calk
ins, Judgo ot tho Circuit Court of the
Stnto of Oregon for the County ol
Jne'kson. nnd tho seal of said Court
affixed hereto this 16th day of Jan
uary, 1919. 1
CHAUNCEY FI.OREY,
County Clerk for Jackson County
Oregon, nnd Clerk of tho Circuit
Court ot tho Stnto of Oregon for the
County of Jackson. -
HUS1XESS OPPOttTlIXlTIKS
FOR SALB Cloalngi .out. , Having
purchased tho Root ranch: we are
obliged to saorlfico Table Rock
store. Cannot hnndlo both. Will
cIoho out nt once rosnfdless ol
cost, Hulldlng for snlo or ront
I'vhU Cninornii, . jlii;
Advertising Rates
Clnsslfiod One cont a word.
Locals Ten cents a lino,
Legal Five cents a line.
Dlnplny 25 cents an Inch.
Contract rates on application.
WANTBIl (ienernl orflce work by
younK lady. Address box 95, Mall
Tribune. 257
II ELI' WAME1-MAMO.
WANT BIJ .Man and wife as Janitor
and cook In ttmull hospital. Steady
employment. Hoorn and board fur
nished. State wago expected. An
swer, 620 Smith Oakdalo avenue.
Telephone 6HU-L. 258
WAOTBD-Inn warned to cut wood
.. by tier and eltar land. WcbBter
Ranch, phone 0K5-.13. '. 262
WAXTKIi BITOATION.
WANTBD Kx-'-r rrccd man wants
job looklng aficr range stock dur
ing suminur. 1;. a. jenson. 1101
Bast .Main at reel, Ashland, Ore.
. 258
WANTBD Contract pruning by one
of the best contractors In the val
ley. If you want good work at the
right price phone II. F. Stone, 835.
738 Wcat Fourteenth street. '
IVANTIMi IIMTI.IR1DP
.WANTBD To buy, one or two good
work horses, we'ght 1400 or more.
Phone 591-J2, evenings.
WANTBD Beans; also apples for
sale, COc to Jl.oO. 27 Cvortli Crape
street. .. 262
WANTBD Autos to wash and sl-
ntonlze. Medford Oarage, 127 N
Riverside. 26S
WANTED Wo buy your unpaid Lib
erty bond 'contracts for cash.
Hale's Piano House. Inc. J. F.
Hale, general manager.
WANTED To buy second-hand
fruit ladder and sprayer. Phone
' R13-R. 257
WANTED Automobiles to overhaul
und paint. High class work guar
anteed, prices right. Oils and
gasoline for sale, car storage. Med.
ford Garage, 127 North Riverside.
Ross & Clark, proprietors. 260
WANTED A number of second
hand cook stoves and ranges, to
till contract. Poole Furniture Co..
successors to Scott Woolf. 260
WAiXTBD To rent, small ranch for
canh or share. W. B. Reynolds,
R. F. D. 2, Box 4 4, Central Point.
Ore. 257
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 4SS-M or 4S8-X.
WANTED R. H. Toft will buy your
partly paid Liberty Bond contracts.
WANTED R. H. Toft buya Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes. Judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
makes short time loans on any old
thin.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE; By owner or will trade
for good team and harness, milk
cows, stock and farm machinery
my acre tract, one block east of
South Riverside on East Four
teenth street; small house, good
barn, garage, chicken house, elec
tric lights, city water. Most of
, place is In good stand of alfalfa; a
good garden patch, berries for
. family 5tise. 'It is a line place for
'chickens and small dairy business.
Call from 12 nt. to 1:45 p. m. or
after 5:30 p. m.' Address Box 10S.
R. F. D. 4.. - 260
FOR SALE OR RENT My place one
mllo from Talent on Highway. In
quire W. A. Hone, Bell House
Talent. ' . " :
FOR SALB One of the best acreages
in Ashland. Will take good light car
and Liberty bonds. Clyde Sharp.
244 Grant street. 2a 1
FOR SALB Five - room modern
house, all clear, three lots, fruit
trees, barn, ; woodshed, garage,
- chicken yard. Cull afternoons. 30
Portland avenue. 277
FOR SALB 80 acres, estimated will
cut two thousand cords wood, three
miles from station, will take car as
part payment. Brown & hlte,
.: 10 South Fir street.
FOR SALB Houses, ensv monthly
payments. Building &. Loan, 429
SI. F. & H. Bids.
FOR SALE Or rent, several ranches
O. C. Boggs.
1AW1.
LOST One spotted hound,- large
size, color red and white. Left on
n chase Friday nlgnt, Jan. 17. Will
pay a good roward for any Infor-
- mation or ulive, and if returned
, will pay $25 reward. D. P. Dug-
gan, Central Point, Ore., R. F. D. 2
261
LOST A brown ana white! striped
gnlntca storm curtain from twin
buggy. Please return to 801 East
- JInin street. Reward.- 2a7
IDEAL HOME
$5,000
23 acre, mostly Hear creek hot-
ton. Rest piece of hind for' sale on
Pacific lliehwuv. No better enrden.
ill'ttll'ti, small dairv (imposition in
Itiekson : comity. Two miles from
Mcdford. ' Location, soil, running
witter, paved highway, till iust right.
Desirable, every wnv for homo. Am
leaving -for Portland; must sell this
ivcek. Price $3,000, Terms. Jus
unit price pince sold tor tew vears
tiro. Call at 20 X. I'etich, or l'hont
(Wo V .
POIt 8AI.E LIVESTOCK
FOIl SALI'l High (crude lieirnr culver
of the following breeds, llolstoln
Shorthorn or Kurham, lied Poll
Oiiernsey, Ayersblre and Jersey
'Also somo fine hull calves.' Write
for prices, J. O. Olson, Crow Stmse
, Eugene, Ore. 257
KOR 3ALK Cray gcldlntf, 10 yenrt
old, weight 117i, or would trade
for horse not over 1400 and pny
difference. Box 141, Kogue Illver
Oregon. - 262
'OK SALF. Voting horse.- Mrs. M.
A. Cooper, Phoenix, Oregon. 261
KOR SALB Klne lieirers, freshen In
ten days, f 4 5.00. 906 West Fourth
street. 257
FOR SALF. Cow. FrosK cow.
heavy milkers, high testers, othors
soon fresh. Bast of Phoenix, 3rd
brown bungalow across Iron bridge
Fern Valley. . 260
FOR SALE Family milk cow. W.
S. Stancliff, Phoenix, Ore. 258
FOR SALE Crimson Orion, our reg
istered Duroc Jorscy herd boar. A
large, thrifty, choice bred hog
twenty months old. One fine spring
boar, nothing better; also two bred
gilt. Ed L. Schmidt & Son, River
Bend Farm, Grants Pass, Oregon,
Breeders of registered Duroc Jer
sey Hogs. s 2a7
FOR SALE 1 -(-months old Hereford
bull. Phone 9-F22. 262
r"Ort BALE POC1TRY AND BOOR
J'OR SALB Hatching eggs, O. A. C.
Barrel Rocks from '200-egg hens
$1.50 per 15; $2.50 for $30: $7.00
hundred. Phone 23-X3. Mfles
Tetherow, Central Point.1 259
FOR SALB High food value eggs
culling out of non-producing poul
try'; small fee charged. Dick San
der. Poulterer. 840-J. 27
FOR SALE Mammoth bronze tur
keys. J. C. Herring, Central Point.
270
FOR SALE Bgg and chick. You
need heavy layer. They eat no
more than the poor layers. My
bens are heavy layers, of good sized
eggs, and eggs are money. Made
$3.54 profit per hen 1918 under
average farm care. Get 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
three-quarters O. A. C. Big hens
that lay eggs and pay big profits.
Eggs 10c. and every egg guaran
teed fertile. Chicks 20c. E. H
Westerfield, Medford, R. 4. 263
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Hay. First-class alfalfa
hay. on board cars Grenada, Lai.,
at $22.00 per Ion, In carload lots.
G. Cuneo, Box 5, Montague, Ore.
25
FOR SALE Onions, mild and sweet,
lc per lb. Phone 535. 208 Van
couver avenue. 258
FOR SALE 1917 Ford, good condi
tion, price $350.00. Call 709
Alder street. , '- 261
FOR SALE 1917 Ford car in good
running order. Phone 731-M. 257
FOR SALE Meyrs hand pump, large
sized air chamber, price $20. O.
E. Blackington, Gold Hill. 257
FOR SALE; Incubator and brooder
cheap, 360 capacity. Douglas, 201
soutu Ktversioe, pnone isz-j.
FOR SALB 1917 Ford car, in good
running order, $330.00 If taken at
once. Call 402 South Newtown
street. 259
FOR SALE Good clean bearded bar.
- ley for seed or feed, $50.00 per
ton. Two choice Duroc Jersey boars
ready for spring service, at jsu.oo
each, with pedigree, offer until
Feb. 1st only. Registered gilts
$2 o. 00. Pure bred weanling pigs
Ttoth sex, $16.00 each. J. E. Judy
Griltln Creek, phone 869-W.
FOR SALE Jewelers floor show
cases,", 6 and 8-foot lengths. Cases
are of oak, 16 inches high and
stand on heavy natural finish pine
tables. Price. $2.00 per ft. H. L.
htted, Ashland, Ore.
FOR SALE For sand, gravel, sedi
ment or garden plowing phone
FOR SALE One silo,. 50-ton; one
milotte separator; three good milk
cows. T. K. Beaulieu, Central
Point, Route 3. .. a- r 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
specialty. Hale's Piano House Inc.
J. F. Hale, general manager. 271
FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster,
8uperphasphate. Ralph Waldo El
den. Russ Mill,
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
sza.UO per ton. Modoc Orchard
Phono Central Point at meal
hours.
FOR BENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT-r-SloepIng rooms. 1m
' pertal, 30 North Front. ' 26
-$350
Two Houses
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. T. 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 Pencil rtlreot. Tnlo-
Phono 71-It . V '
$450
FOR EXCHA50B.
OR EXCHANGE An unincum
bered modem Mndford homo, will
largo tree soil lot, for small ranch
near Medford. Phone 10S-X.
TO TRADE Will nocopt tlealrabl
borne or possible something !
to amount of $5000 and $3500
long time on a good ranch. Hot
143, Riddle. Ore. 1 8C7
MO.VEY TO UtAX
LOANS Fnrm loan 6 per cent In
terest, u. v. uoggs. .
LOANS City loans. Building ft Loan.
Assn., 429 M. F.-& H. Uklg..
MONEY TO LOAN on good ml
eatate security, and will bur U"
orty Bond." J. fl. Andrew,. No,
31 North Grape. Phone 53-M. 330
BUSINESS IHREOTOItY
Attorney
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-laf,
room 8 and 9, Medford NatKai
Bank Building.
A. E. Reames, Lawyer, Garnet tr
Corey Building.
Anto Supplies
LAHER AUTO 8PRIN03 Co. W
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. . Use our spring
whon other fall. Sold nnder writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon. - if
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned np for the nmoer, uaii
on the city garbage wgo',for
good aerrice. Phono 351-T. J.
Y. Allen.' ' ''V.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M.
Wibjon, C. P. A. Attention (!
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirement. Look
Into our slmplrfled 1 accounting
method. " M. F. & H. Building.
Medford. Phone 15 7-R. '
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40
year 5 Money ready when
land Is appraised and title ap
proved. E. H. Hurd, ecy.-trea..
National Farm Loan Associations.
Garne'tt-Corey Bldg., Medford. 263
Instruction tn Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ol
piano and' harmony. -Halght Mnalo
Studio, 401. Garnett-Corey Bldf.
Phone 72.
Piano Tuning;
G. W. CROSS 603 West- Second -
street. - Phone 309. Piano tuner
and repairer.- Endorsed toy th
leading musical peopla ot southern
Oregon. ..--..- . . 24
Planing MUI
THOMAS MOFFAT General all!
. work, sash, doors mouldings aac
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. phone
184.
Physicians and Surgeon
DR. A. BURSBLL Physician; Spln-
ologlst; Surgeon. 309 Medford
Furniture & Hdw. Bldg. Hrs. 9-12
and 2-5 or appoint. Office phone
29. 275
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
, physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phono 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
Burgeon. Practice limited to aye.
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested aad glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aarlst for S. P. '
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. 4t H. Co.
, Bldg. Phone 567. , v
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS OARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg...
Phone 904-L. ..',
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street; :
Printers and Publishers;
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. baa the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir SL
: Transfer
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE) CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Pica ,
315. Prices right ; Service guar-.
anteed. "" ' " " "
INTERURBAN 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 6:15 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. 1 "
FIVE ACRES
Of Good Soil,,
With a nice strictly modern 5-room
bungalow with sleeping porch, ce
ment fruit and vegetable cellar, good
barn, chicken house and yard, a fine
well with pumping plant, tower, etc.,
on the best graveled highway in the
valley and close In; an opportunity
to own a place liko this for $2100.00
will not wait long for a buyer as
thoro are too many people looking
for. a good piece ot land with a nice
home on it close in to Modtord. Let
us show you this today. , j.
Brown & White
10 South Fir St,
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