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'..(,aft-JrtWiatnCvi, umtmm,. MKWOU) MAHi TI.'limN'I'V ?ir;i)KOtM, OlfKC'OV, w: l)NT,KI)AV, JANlfAHV -J!), I!)iy VMm .MVVi UMI STATES STtEL MiW .Ypjt'K.'Jiiu. ..--Directors n,' Ilia United Mules Wool idijioic Hun today docliii'dd mi ox I ni niiiii'lcir y 1 11 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 of uiiii ior cunt un Hit) fiii'iimm sloiilt,, (!uniiurnil will) the "ii dividend 11C 2 unr lunt I It o pru v!(. up quarter, . Tiitul uuriiiiiui) fur Iho hint quar ter which ondcd I Ikc uinlior III, wore i:iii,uti4,iuri iiftnr (iiti (iiiiiiii'iiiin or Inriiimi mill wnr excess profits tuxes, iMiiiniruil with $4a,961,r,Mi Hio prt Mem iiuurtur. Mvt'Moek PORTLAND. .Inn.. 29. --Cuttle steady; rvcoiiits 49. Hiimrn, bent 1 1 :;.." o rU 1 J : good In iholcu lll'-c II'. Ml; medium Id good t. ., ii 't 1 1 ; lulr tu Kooit fx.riHi !i,:.ii; mm, 0 full- 7,fi0ii H.fio; cows unit hiilfiiin, cholro H,a." 1 1 . 1' f ; guild In choice (ts.?.".(i lt.7.'i; medium to iiiiimI 7 .'hi 'n h..'.ii; fulr to medium $..?& ft ."; runner $3.5011 r.; bulls i'hiU; .iilvin $!H IS; snickers and riuicrti $7t9. I touH ulcnily; receipt 874. Prime miM'ii iu. so a U; iniiiiiiim miiuii flil.&Oijl 18, 75; rough hriivloii $15,111 ill: plm 9 1 4 Oj I.Vio; liulk ii!.sn. Hhoep steady: rrlpts 1)4 1. Prime lambs $13.7511 14.50; rulr tu medium lliil II: ynrlliiKit $IOi 1 1, 50; wci )) i.r $9fi 10; owe ftiii S. Hutter PORTLAND, Jim. 20. ltul tor weak, imrly dni'UiiH expected. Cily creamery print, extra, lux lot 54c; rartou 5fic; hnlf Iuimj liulf tout mora; Ii'" lliun half boxes one cent iiibru. HuyliiK prlin hutturriit, t-oiui-try fiuei lie; ctihu exirti ton. I'uit Kits.. -Selling price, cum roll lit, 40r: buying price. 4 4c: sollrtiit price, candled, 4e; noloclod cuiilllcd In inr 111)1", Ut. Mm. Kmnin C. Green or Cherry vain, Kansas, nrrlvml lust work fruiii southern California, and has been r miwlrm acquaintance horn who were former roldent or tho Sunflower Muio, .Mr. I.. N. 1'iwii uinl Mr. I'. II. Wagner being aiming I tin number. Mm. drum liil'. on Tuesday fur her Iiomiv going ly way or Scuttle, A m.-ina meeting ut tho Armory on Monday nlNhl wna u preliminary m nrtiiiiiUIng a -.'niiitmiiy of (ho National (Iilurd liirn. Tim olijurt h cointiu iid. Ohio nnil tho brlirflln to bo iIitUviI urn notoworthy. I'lrm, It rIvcj r toinmunlly pruntlKo n mi cnivrprU- Ins irntvr: aocind, it provlilim rlcun auiurninniilii, InrludliiK vldo rKiiun III m hlutlcH, iiiiitor ciimpoii'i.t mipr vUlou; third, Hourly I (Hill per month would ho illnlnirnod lorully In (in wiiy of ooiiipi'iniiitliiii to nullvc mninlii'm; fourili, niul mi h chief ob ject, It would piovc nn Inrvmiva to nil you n k men In fiiirilllnK lb" pi'r forinnncu of lny:i ohUiiiitloiiH to ululc and niitlon. Thi-r.) nr-i oihir nhji'.-tr ii.icrlnK Into thu mnlir, i.ll of whi.-'i Inudiiiil' nnd prtilnim'jrihy. Tho now Hurvlni mullou of I lie JhcKhoii 'ounly Aulo iluh, locati'tl nt tho corner. or IMomwr nvonuo mil .Mn I n Htrvnl, In now In commlioiloii iindur tho chnrito of T. K. (j'lody. lis locnilon In Idnnlly ronirul nn lo Intf tic nnd ovory phiiHa of hiiudlnohH. MIk Klcanor Crcor hnn Kno 10 Hn. rnmciii o Tor n vIkII with her liro thor, ("hurley who In employed In th. Urn officii. .Miiflh lilimntiro In oxpromiod ovor rciiilln ntlnlnnd an oiilcniiio of I lie rni'unt Hmiday nchool convcnilon itt Jlcclloril, riilnrorc.od by tho ntli iuliuit rally followlm; horo. O. V, Cnrnon, of Anhlnnd, wnn chUNOii pri'iildi'iil ; A. I). IIkih, vlco-pranldoiil, nnd lioo. J. KuiiHiniiii. nocrnliu'y-tronnuri-'r, nro boih of Mudford. Kx-tlov. Krniik Ilyrno. of South Dlikotn, In oxpoctod horo thin wi'iik for nn oxlnudod vlnlt with rnlutlvon In llin lliyrtpr nnd Yockny rnmlllon, nc ouipnnli!d by IiIh wITo mtil nnil Km moiiH. Tho fiimlly homo In Iho Dn kolnn In at Kniilkinn, hut I hoy will conio horo dlrnc.lly from Iho vlolnlly of liiKot, In tho coppor holt of nor llinrn Cnllfornln, whom nn older nnn In n mlnliiK oitKlnaor. Tludr ronlilonco hoio tnmpornrlly will ho In tho Al hftrt proporly on I'lonoor nvonuo. Tho proporly of 1,. A. Hohorln, oily iitlornoj-, on Kiint, .Mil In Hi root . linn bi'on Hold to Mr. nnd .Mrn. .Iiilm .Inch boii, who cniun to Anhlnnd rrom WiiHhliiKtnn nonio lime iiko. I'onnpn iilon will bo glvon Fob. 1. Tho llouvor Hoally compnny noBolliilod tho nnlo. . Th Indies of tho Chrllliii chureh will hold a cooltod fond nnlo tit Kn dorn More, Biitunlny, Knh. I. 'Prof. 0. V. Mllnm, formor prlncl Pnl or liuwllinrno nchonl In tho old dnyn whon Hint exponent of odiicntlon wuh kiiown nn tho "ISiiHt fildo bulld lun," Ih roeoivlnif InleronlliiR lotn-rn from Mm non Voinon, oftknr on Iho U, S, n. I'mibln, whleh voimid In om 1'loyod jn ropnli'lnl.liiK AmorliMin fl"l dlerii rrom nhrimd. j ' In Mm eourno of tlmo nil nouljiorn Oitkoii loivnn will hrlHllo with krupp kiiiiii, CnimiciiHinnn llnwloyi IiiivIhk inndo n veriulnlllon on Iho war do- l'liilment Tor n hntlorv "f IIidro enp- iirnd nloiien wllh which to fin'llfy Ashland, .MeiUonl nnd Unuilu 1'iibk : TODAY S MARKETS wllh niiiivmilr tinphlon ut Iho Hun nun. ' . . ' Thn I'iiwiiII liloi li, ciinirir or A' nnd l''niiilh iilrimin, will bo tho nnw lncii llnil of Mullor'N linkerv lid iiiiiiiidiilnd. "I'l I'lincnrii hnvliiK biwn hurnml mil novornl wnnkn uko. Tho now Inidnl- luUon will bn very niuviinlelil lo the dtitnil Irmlii which In oxKinnlvo impnc liilly dnrliiK train Imurn. A. I'', Hlimnolt, or .Medfoid. wuh n vlnllnr Imrn ro'iinlly on ImiiiIiikhh (ihii iiiicted wiih iho n!irt r hin rmhor. Iho lull. ChiiiliK Htciiiinll, or which properly ho linu been iippoliilnd nd iiilitlelruUii'. Tho circuit court panel for current year chiiiiiIiih about u nuiiien, nn fur un tho Anhlnnd dlntrlcl of the county In concerned. Annum llionu clunBlflni an "riitlred" In u bunlnoHii wuy uie .loo Chiiuto nnd -)":u lioiifthurly. Now .loo In nil thn tlmo deh'lnic Willi u iniiH" or fiii'i'i mid fli'.uren purlulnliiK lo Irufflc diitallH of thn Hnuthvrii I'n- elfle, mid .limn In nn Iho Job your In mid year out nn ihff llvellonl Krncery iuuvucn!;iK HiilcHiiiiiu In thin or any other town, iinllher belint on thn "re tired" lint' by ii limit nhol. Modol Jlirorn, too, If ocrunliiu reiulrn. Dr. (lordoii MneCrnckuii'n family urn Iioiiki from Hun KrunclHcu, With oxenptlnii of the iddent non who will lurry there uwhlle. In the nieantline the doctor In on Hie Iniiliiitit for a well-iipiioluled riuildeuco In which to heuln hotiHelti'opliiK ovar UKillil. Noll Htewnrl, notlvo piirtlilpiinl In tho mtlltury I ii ll K nervlio overnvao, In vlnllliiK relutlvcn hern In tho IHfh, family, fullowlnu arrlvul rrom Knit liiud riH-o:itly. llurton Wlnno In home from Kuropo. 1 1 1m Journey fiom Now York In mint hern ro;on wnn by wny of Ciimp l.ewln wh cm lie wuh iiiun- torod out or tho liervho. I.ytin Mow ut, well known local llettnpunor re porter In iho dnyn when they were keeplnic un out or war, nnd who fin ally wont ucrimn with thn (Hunt art II- lery, nerved In 1'runen, and In Imek nn American noil uKnln, In tho mil li or or nnveral rino dencrlptlvn lettern to the homo folko. deplitliiK condl tlonn llirilont the I'reuch nation both lunldo and oulnldu the wnr xone Themi nrlleleH deal familiarly wllh a wldo run bo of topic i, nhowlut; Ihe wrller'n lidepluexn with tho pen lix well un with Iho award. I'urln, nn neen hy li 1 ill lit cIdmi run lie, ufforded a theme for mi uniinuully Inntrunttvo letter from him reconily. A flyltiR col ii in n of about a nrore of boy ncoutn inudo un Initial hike ol thn neannn up tho canyon lunt Malur duy, armed and rationed on a pence footing. A lot of oxtra provlnlonn worn tiu heil In Ihulr renpeetlva hoiuen n wall Inu rc(iilrtltlon. (.'apt, t'lmn. A. KIiik wu In ciimmiiud. I'rmik liilinure nnd daughter re tiiriied Siimliiv from Senltle. where tllev lime been visiliuir relatives. Tltev were ueeoiiipuuied hv n nephew, Clifford Hriiun, who has enlered Ilie third trade in schoid. Mis. (Ion. me Mat hi- is n--i-tin'.' iu the Wilson More. Mrs. Wilson he me: Hiituewhut indisposed. Her bus. hniid nrrive, un Salunluv from Cntnp Lewis lieinu now ilisiliiirccd from annv seriiee. Willmiu Miirlell, Jr.. is one of our soldier Inns tu nl urn homo lalolv, he liuvimr received his iliscliiivye from Ihe nnw. Utile Mnhel Wakclnan iiciilclitnllv leil nl seiuioi on liiesiiav illirinu' re- cesK umi disluenled her left miii. She in reeuverim; ns well ns rim he ex peeteij. The- uilili tic ii-sueiiitiiin hni lieen rcgri!imii'd iu sehoul willi Kullin liner OH pre-iilont. The hnvs nnd trrls it re nriii lieimr iu Hie I. (). (). l hull. Miss Mnvorhi is euuehini.' the uirls' tenin. Ilnlh temun prnpuse tu uive stuml open trniocs now mid nuuili. Hie first one was held Tridnv eveuiiu.', mid resulted iu it v in fur Ihe Hoidtomure i-lass. the score lieini! l'J to tl. The hovn pluved 0 iiineliee uitme. Miss Maverle went shoppim; i (ilalils I'uss. Mrs. ',. I', Chandler was u flrnnt I'ass visitor und liruuulil Jli.sn Helen hack lith her Iu enmiilele her re eoverv from the flu. Mrs. Jutnes Murtiii spent Vridnv in Ilie I'uss. Mrs. (1. II. Wilen.v Imteil in fiinnls I'uss Siittirdnv, Cm nol al Kiii;eue Narreiinn visited friends in .Meill'urd over the week end. Mr. Hnimiels of Aitnle wuh mil in Ihe Anlioeii' district on business lust 1'Yidnv, Mr. nnd Jlis. Jolin lfodirers were business visitors ill Medford last Wednesdnv nnd Tliursdnv. Mrs. Thonins St nil hern nnd diini.'li NERVOUS ENERGY life'jj momonlum, depends upon a welt-noui-inlied body. Vlien eti'encth is depleted and Iho body lacking in essential nourishment, tha ticrws aro ihe first to suiter. ssrnoii-puro in substance, rich iu tonic ' qunlitioii, nourishes the whole body and strengthens and atcadici tin iarven. wnerever tJ,A tun mm afuiio. Saalt'a in llio find conscrver ut alrenifth. !J-;uUiBgviic(UloviiiliclU(J,J. 1617 I"i', Iftiliy, wlio Iiiih hmi.i. Ilm uiii. I H o iiiiiiiIIih ill I '. 1 1 ur 1 1 . 'Ire,, rel iiriied Tliiii'nilnv In 1 1 1 - j j- liutiie in Hniim vul lev. Mr. und Mi'", .loxfie (linen luolmcil In MeiU'iird I'Viiluv. A Niiriirinit imrlv wnn tjivcii nl Ilie hnine nl' Mr. mid Mix, McKliini Tllidilv lli'.'lll nil (lieir (hiiii, I'lllll, il l;eiu.' hi', liiithdiiv, (Jilile u utiiiilicr v re lucnciil nnd nil hail ii iinit on 'nviilile lime, Cluiide Cliuiiiiiun of C'olt'e Hullo vim vnilimr lionio folio in Antiueh I'llcKdiiv, 111k luiililer lelni'iied with 'liin n ein'iid M'Vcnil ilnvx viniliiiL', Vern I'l ndh loll ut Ihe Tn'ile lloek litdricl wim eiillina mi fi-ieudx in Anlioeii Siiinlnv, Mr. Hill mnl j.wii ol' ('iil)l'oi'uiii were ''iiil.int' nvec Mis, llevmolid'n riuicli ill Anliurli lnt.1 Snliinliiv. A lellee received bv 111', nnd Mm. lohu (li"hiiiu Ii'iiiii their miii I'lhert "inorln llinl lie exneelM In lie hnine 'hii. week Iron the Iriiiiiiui; eiimn lit 1'innii l.ewi-. All". I'. M, (,'nlllev mid Nidi Hient ultlui'iliiV mid Siiiiduv with home I'oIIim nl Anlioeii. .liiu llr if Mei!('ord emne nut In lleiule Motidiiv, v.lieie hi- wile in I ii vi'ir' with lnr mother. Mr-.. hl'. diile, wim has lieen unite ill fur mine lime iu t. Mr. nnd .Mr-, ilitrl (.'limimiiu and filmilv have moved In ihe llnrlier nineli, I'nriiiei v tin- I i.'iiiiin.: much. Cleronoi, W'illiity mnloivil to Med I'nrd .Momlnv. M'r. nnd Mix. r'rnnlt Klliott drove lown from Mcill'ord une dnv the puM week umi iniuie u elmi'l visit willi Mr. mid -Mr-. ('. II. Wnlil. Mn." Jiuiiiila Miilliews of KimiIh 1'reck wn n week end uued of Mrn, Kieliiird l'.m;el. I'reil Wahl relnrtic'il In Medl'nril Siindnv niter n i-lmrl vi-il with liin Inllier. Clinrlin Wnlil, mid wile. Mini Hertha Woiilverliui nrrived hoino the lii-l of Ihe week from Tu- eonin where she has been emidoveil Ihe iii!-t venr. Alti'r n hlmrt' visit it lionio tint e.xiieet-. In i.rn In l.ns An L'elcs. (Ji'or''e .luci.lis is liatiliuu huv from Ki'uiih ereek. Mr. and Mrs. (leontp II. Allien were ilium r one -ts Suudav of Mr. und Mr-, '.iriiiil Mattlieun. We are ulad to reimrl that Mrs. II. I). Junes, who lias been verv ill tile past week, is much better. Tin' lied Cross ladies of Itiversine. nlio.KOM' each week nl the lioznli- laiii'li tinned in uuolher nllolment of finished e-irinent.s this week, emu KIDNEYS. USE SALTS If your Back it aching or Bladdor bother, drink lota of water ud est leu meat When your kidnryi hurt ond your back fisU tore, don't ftet ftenred nnd proceed to load nur atoumch with a lot of drug! that ev.ite tlio kuincyii and irritatn tha entira urinary tract. Keep your kidnnya clean liko you keep your bowcla clean, hy diuliins tlieni with a mild, kurnilcu aalta whicli removes tho body's urinous, wanto and stiinulatcs them to their Her nial activity. 'Jtio function of tha kid neys is to niter the blood. In Si hours tiicy strain from it 600 (trains of acid and wasto, so wo can readily understand tlio vital Importunes of keeping the kid neys actlva. Drink lota of water -you can't drink too much; also get from any pharmacist about four ounces of slail Baits i take S tabli-jpoonlnl in glnun of watsr hefnro breakfast each luornim; for a few dnys and your kidneys will act fine. This lamous salts is mado from Uia acid of pr-ipcs niut lomon juice, combined vitli litiiin, and has been used for genera tlonjto clean and stimulate clogged kid neys; also to neutrnlizo tho acids in Urine so it no longer is a source of irri tation, thus ending bladdor Weakness. Jad baits is inexpensive; cannot in jure; niakos a delightful effervescent lithia-wutcr drink which everyone should tiiko now nnd then to keep their kid neys clean and active. ' Try this, also keep up tlio water drinking, and no doubt you will wonder what bcouuia of your kiducy trouble, and backache. XOTICH OV SALE ' OF OOVERK MliNT TIM11EU Genernl Ijind Of- fleo,' WiiRhliiKton, D. 0., Docomber 21, 1918. Notico is horohy 'given that subject to thn conditions und limitations of tlio Act of Juno , ltllll (l)!l Suit., 21S), and tha lll- Htructlons of tho Secretary of Iho in terior of Soptemhnr IS, -1017, tho timber oh tho following lands will bo sold Keb. II, nt ltf o'clock a. in., nt puhlle auction fit tho United Stuloa hind otflee nt ItoaelutrR, Oro- gou, to tho hlKhent bidder nt not loss than tho npprnlHOd vnluo 'ns shown by this notice, nnlo to he subject to tho uppi'Dval of tho Secretary of the Interior. The purchase price, with nn nddltlonul mini of one-fifth of one per cent Ihoroot, being commituilotis nllnwoil, must hn deposited at tlmo of nnlo, money to hn returned It snilo Is not unproved, otherwlno patent will Iksuo tor tho timber which must he removed within ten yours. Bids will bo received from ritUoun of tho Unit ed Ktntcs. associations of such eit- l.ona und eor;iiniittonn ' oisaul.ed under Iho Inws of tho United States or liny alntn, territory or district thereof only. Upon application ot a qunlKled pitrelinsor, the timber on any legal subdivision will bo otrerd sopnrnioly huforn being Included In nny offer of n larger mill.. Townnhlp 21 8.: 4 VV sue. in: NWW 8eH rod fir aim M., not tn ho sold for less than f 1.0H per M. TV:', a S.. It, 7 V., See. 11: NKVi KIO'4, S5 M., yellow pine, lis'i M., rod fir, nono of tho yel low plno to ho sold for !e. thnn ta.M) tier iM and none of tho red fir to ho sold foy less than $1.21 per M. Very rcnpecl fully. Clay Tallnian, Commissioner (Jouurul L,umJ Officii. sislititf of I.J eliilj'. 'J'lie I'liillilitl few lire yerv nineli lti"i'eseil in (he work and ia-liliiiii mUs'it mectimr, ('. K. lluVil intended tin- lecture hv l.ioul. Colonel Kelly ut ModlVd Wed neolnv eveninir. Charles I', Cliiiuinliu, Mr, nnil Mis. (!, II. Alden mid M.rs. I. II. 1'orter were Medford vinilurs TiiesilnV. 'J'lie llee'reiilion cluli meeln willi Mrs. (n v nt tun lloulis nineli on Tliui'Miliiv nl'teniooii. Tlie Coiiiiiii'i'i'iiil cluli hail nn un iinuullv tilcusiitit tunc nt their cliil, liuiinii Hi'tlll'iliu' eveiiim;, it heintr ll milTi'iiiiClte I'lirtv. The L'elitlemen en. lerlniiied-- nrcpiirii.'.- mid servini' the uniicr which wn,. excellent. C. 1, llovd won honors hv l.uliinf it hiiue cuke, iirmiuietitinir it in true chef si vie. Mid lluuiljiin.' suudwielies were Kerved, ili.(i iiieklev, cookies mid enfCiie. The most iip-nii in;r imrt of it nil wus llml Ihe ueiitlcinen keut lliuir secret, to well mid nol ouij ladv knew ivlmt wiim to io nerved. COURT HOUSE REPORT Ttoportod hy Jncknon County Ab jitract Co.. Hlxtli .and Central Ave. rrolint? Court l.uvinu C. Cnrpeiilcr. eslnte. rinnl lici'oanl. Order s.'ttlinii linnl ue cuiii:t mid ilisolmririiiL' exeeutur. Henl I'.HtHtei Transfem Y. It. Cnn v et ux .i iSephen A. Hawks id ux. .Ml ol hloek " "ll," I'airview iuldilioii to A-dilimd ' -, 800 BEHER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab!et9 the substi tute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, end their effect on tho liver is almost instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat liver nnd bowel complaint with calomel. His efforts to banich it brought out these little olive-colored tablets. These pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel docs, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth liko itrong liquids or calcracl. They take hold 01 the trouble ana quicuiy correct it. wny cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel uome'.imcs plays bavoc with tho gums. Sodostrongliquids. Iticbestnot to take cn'cmel, but to let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place Most headaches, "dullness? and that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets when you feel "loggy" and "heavy." Note how they "clear'douded brain and how they "perk up" the spirits. 10c and 2x a box. All druggista. Notli'o III the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon tor tho County of Jurkson. In tho Matter of tho Application of tho Hoard of Directors of Med . ford Irrigation 'District for the . Judgment nnd decree of this Court as to tho Hegnlarllyi nnd Legality of tho proceedings m connection with tho Organization of the said District and the proceedings of the suld Doard ot said District provid ing for and authorizing tho Issue of the llonds or said Dlstrirt. To Medford Irrigation District, to All Freeholders. Legal Voters nnd Assessment Payers within said " Dlstrirt, nnd lo nil w'.iuui it may concern; 1'leuso take notico: Hint tho peti tion of LeuSinrd Carpenter, W. A. Folgor and K. (!. (Vileman as the Uoard of Directors of Mudford Irriga tion District, praylt i that tho pro ceedings of said District In the organ isation thereof, and all matters Inci dent to said orgaaicatlon, und the proceedings of the Board of Directors of tho .Medford Irrigation District providing for and authorizing tho Is sue nnd sals of bonds of snld District In the sum of One Million Five Hun dred Thounnnd Dollars I i 1,500, 000 .00), including the vote or the electors' ot su.d District authorizing said bond lss 10, and till matters und things in coanoetlon therewith,-may bo examined, approved aud confirmed by the said Circuit Court, was on the 10th day of January. 191 J, duly filed In the ulinvo entitled proceeding In tho office or the Clerk of sntri Court; and that pursuant to un order of this Court, duly mudo by1 tho Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge thereof, und filed, .on tho llUh day of - January, 11(19. n hearing on said petition nnd on tho prayer therein contained, has beon set und will bo hold on the Klghth dny of February, 1919, at 10:00 o'clock In tho foronoon of that nay, at tho Court Room of tlio'nbovu nutltlod Court, In tho County Court House at Jacksonville, Orogon. Any porson Interested in the or ganization of said District, or In the proceedings for iho Issuo or sale ot tho bonds of tho said District, may on or before tho said Klghth day of Feb ruary, 1919, at 10:00 o'clock In tho foronoon of that day, that being the day and hour fixed for the hearing on snld -petition, demur to or answer tho snld petition, and thereupon such proceedings will he had ns will justi fy said Court In making such exam ination of all such pro'oondlngs nnd In approving and confirming the sumo, or making such further order or deeroo ns shall oe just and proper Iu tho premises; This notico Is published in the Modford Malt Trlbuno, a newspaper ot gonurnl circulation published In Jackson County, Oregon, where the said V.oard of Directors haa Its office, Tor throo successive weeks prior to tho dnlo fixed for such hearing, In accordance with 'the provisions of said order maiin by tho Honorable F. M. CnlkliiB, Judge, on tho ttith day Of Jnnunry, 19 1 U. (Circuit Court Seal) Witness Iho Mnuornbtv V, M. Calk ins. Judgo of the Circuit Court of tho SlutO of Orogon for tho County or Jackson, and the sea! of suld Court nffixod hereto this Itilh day of Jan uary, 1919. CM AUNCI3Y FLOlttSY, County Clerk for Jackson County, Orogon, and Clerk of tho , Circuit Court of tho Stnlo of Oregon tor tho Couuty ot Jucksou. . Ileurv I!. Kniilerid ux lo Millon (,'. . I,'niiit!er el ux. I, umi in seeliuii XI, township rmi'e i ensi ; : :. 10 Khziiheth A. Smilli lo J. W. fioocll ct ux, ,mi( in Ash- Innd 7,10 Alton Severmiee lo t'hoebo June MeCov. I.iiiid ;n lliulilnnd I'nrk nddition lo Ashland 10 J. W. Kinnell nt ux to Alton Hev- erern'e. Land in slilnnd 30 .Southern Oreijoji Trueliun Co. to liuvmoiiil S. lilueklnim. Land in Nickel udditiou to Medford 10 Advertising Rates Classified tine e. nt a word. ' Locals Ten mii. a lino. ', Legal Klre ceut a lino. . I)la,'in 2.. rents-an Inch, roiitmet rate" on application. (ifj;,' w.ivi'kk rtattxijK VA.VTi;i Cirl for general houre- work. Tel. Med.'ord Hotel, room 21G. WANTED Capable Rirl for cook and general housework; small family, small house, in country, with every convenience, (ioud wages. Phone- 1H-X4. Mrs. A. I Wiinl-.L-ton. Central Pe.'nt. 20 WAXTKI---SITUATION. WANTKI) Cotitrarl pruning by one of tho bejit contractors in the val- , ley. if you want good work at the right price phono it. K. Stone, 83.i 738 West Fourteenth street. " WAX TWI M I ftCKI.f jA VVAWH WA'XTKO To buy, rive or sis-room modern bouse on pavement; must bo In good condition. Answer. Uuyer, care Mall Tribune. 26a WANTED Buggy! white Leghorn cockerels. I'hone 777-L.. 264 WANTED To buy of owner, one or two acres good free soil Just out- , side city limits. Address Ca, Mall Tribune. 266 WANTED Onsollno engine; also pump. Box W-, Mall Tribune. 26i' WANTED Six fresh milk cows.; also 10 rods second-hand picket fence. Ceo. ft. Young, phone 7-F4. WANTED 400 or 500 ecdar fence posts. Write stating price. "W. H Nuding, Drowniboro. Ore. 2C3 WANTED To buy, one or two good work horses, weight 14 00 or more I'hone 691-J2. evenings. WANTED Wo buy your unpaid Lib erty bond contracts for cash Hale's Piano House, Inc. J.. F. Hale, general manager. WANTED House ntovlng and re pairing. Phone 4SS-M or 4SS-X. , WANTED 11. H. Toft will buy your partly paid Liberty Bond contracts. WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makee short time loans on any old thin. .. FOR RENT MlSUKLLAVKOl'H. 'OR RENT Five acres of land on Pacific Highwav with water. Call 442-X. 26S FOR RENT Eight acres, six acres irrigated, with buildings. WelU' Mann, two miles north of Hoover Dairy, east side of Bear crock .26 FOR RENT Ten year pear orchard with dwelling and barn, on share bnsis. Chance to make good money on tho side working for neighbor. Call 79S-R. 207 ;FOR SALE REAL KSTATK. FOR SALE Ono hundred acres, wnter Tor eighty. Sixty dollars cash. Box 2 9, .Mail Tribune. 267 FOR SALE OR RENT My place one mile, from Talent on Highway. In entro W. A. Hone, Hell House, Talent. 265 TOR RENT Strictly modern six room i bunsalow. -M;ly phone RS7-L. 263 FOR SALE Small hjuso close to , pnvement. No indebtedness, $250. Box II. O., Mail Triliuno. . 266 FOR SALE Fifteen acres Bear creek bottom, five acres in alfalfa, some berries, modern nine-room bunga low, ceuiont collar,' barn 4'2x4li; chicken houses, corn crib, garage and wood house; rino woll of wat er, tower, pumping plant, complete water ystoift; 'rino location. All Improvements new. One-half mllo from paved highway on good grov eled road. Phono 19-F13. Houto 4, . Box 11a. ' : .'' 266 FOR SALE Five-room modern bun galow, sleeping porch, garage, pav ed street. Terms to suit. Inquire 730 West Eloventh street. 203 FOR. SALE Five - room modern house, nil clear, three lots, truit trees, barn, woodshed, garago, chicken yard. Call afternoons, 305 Portland nvenue. . 277 FOR SALE-i-SO acres, estimated will cut.two thousand cords wood, three . miles from station, will take car ns part payment. Brown & . White, 10 South Fir street; . FOR SALE Houses, easy monthly . pnymonts: Building ei Loan, 429 ' -M..F. & It. Bldg. : FOR SALE Or rout, Bovornl ranches O, C, Uoggb. ........ 6 Belu-ans HaWRaelferf BELlrANS FOB INDIGESTION ! It 'GK3BXS' 23 CENTS EACH CLUETT.TnAEOIJYi Co. Mr .tf.w FOR BALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE -Thrifty pigs, 50 to 60 lbs., lac. D. W. Wheeler, Coleman Creek1. 264 FOR SALE. High grado heifer calves ot the ronowing nrocits, Jiotstotn. Hhorthorn or Durham, Ucd' Poll, Guernsey, Ayorshlro and Jersey Also some fine bull calves. Write for prices. J. O, Olson, Crow Stage. Eugene. Ore. 263 FOll'SALE Pure bred Ited Polled bull calf, born October, 1918; fine youngster. .VIodoc Orchard or Pal mer Investment Co., Medford, Ore FOR SA LB flood Jersey cows. Bert Stancllff, Phoenix. 267 FOR SALE Cows. Fine family Jer sey, high test. Others soon fresh. East of Phoenix, third brown bun galow across Iron bridge. Fern Valley. . 267 FFOR SALE A good red poll bull. two years old. Phono 411-K4. 26C FOR SALK: Good work team, about 2700; harness and wagon. Going cheap. 633 Palm street. 266 JOll BALK POVLTRY A.VD WMOh. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red roos tcr. Phone 370-W. 264' FOR SALE One Barred Rock Cock erel, heavy egg strain. Bargain at $5.00. Paul Janney, Route 2, Medford. FOR SA LE Fancy canons for Sun day dinner. Phone 731-L after 6 o'clock. FOR SALE High food value eggs try; small fee charged. Dick Sanj ders; Poulterer. 840-J. 2?7 FOR SALE Mammoth bronzo tur keys. J. C. Herring, Central Point .270 FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. You need heavy layers. They eat no more than the poor layers. My bens are heavy layers of good sized eggs, and eggs are money. Made 13.54 profit per hen 1918 under average farm care. Get a start with tbe right kind and .watch them pay the grocery bill. Book ing 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. Westcrfiold, Medford, R. 4. 263 FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Mild and sweet onions nt lc per lb. Phone 533. 20S Vancouver avenue. 267 FOR SALE 125 tons of alfalfa hay. all in good order. Will bale and load on car at Grenada for J21.00 per ton. G. Cuneo, Box 85, Gren ada, Cal. 315 FOR SALE Secoud-hand -ton Buick truck, good condition. See McKce at Hubbard Bros. 266 FOR SALE Good grain hay (loose). East Fourteenth street. C. E. Kirk. , 266 FOR SALE 12 and 16-inch Laurel and fir mixed wood. $3.50 and $3.25 a tier, two and a half miles from town. Phone 869-Y. 267 FOR SALE! For sand, gravel, sedi ment or garden plowing phone ' 912-J. ' , : , .... 276 FOR SArS If you have to sell your Liberty bonds soil thorn to us; if you want to buy Liberty bonds buy them from us. We pay cash. Pianos, Vlctrolas and records a specialty. Hale's Piano House Inc., J. F. Hale, general manager. 271 FOR SALE Sulphuf, land plaster, superphosphate. Ralph Waldo El den, Russ Mill.. , FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay $25.00 por ton. Modoo Orchard. Phone Central Polut at meal hourB. ' ' FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE An unincum bered modern Medford home, with largo free soil lot, for small ranch near Medford. Phone 102-X. TO TRADE Will accept desirable homo or possible something else to amount of $5000 and $3500 long time on a good ranch. Box 143, Riddle, Ore. 267 TO TRADE ',-4 interest in S00 acres of wheat land in the Horse Heaven country In Washington, all in cul tivation, partly In crop, price $8000 for a good home in Modford. Call . any evonlng after 6. John II. Close, 335 South Orange. 26-1 IDEAL HOME $5,oqo. 25 .acres, mostly Hear creek bot tom Host niece of land for sale on Pncifie Uitrtiwny. No bolter cntden, nl fill (a, small ditirv proposition .in Jackson county. Two miles from Xrodfortl. Locution, soil, running water, paved highway, all iust riuht. Iicsiritblo every wnv for home. Am leaving for Portland; must sell this week. Price $3,000. Terms'. Just half price place sold for few venrs nirn! Call tit 20 X. Peach, or Phone iS-l-Ii. FOB RRNT KUIIMUHWO KOOMS. FOR RENT Sleeping- rooms.- "lm i!tl I portal. 30 North Front. .., ' Wiwt.' ' ,) LOST At Pnga theatre, Weitnesdiiv, January 22nd, a round black fur muff. Howard. Roturn to Mall Tribune. i 264 MONEY TO IOAX LOANS Farm loans 6 por cent In terest, o. C. Boggs. LOANS City lonns. Building & Loan Assn., 429 M. F. & II. Rldg. MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. H. Andrews. No, 31 North Grape. Phone 63-M. 330 BUSINESS HIKKOTORY . : Attorneys . i : PORTER J. NEFP, Attorney-aMr, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E, Renmes, Lawyer, Oarnett- Corey Building. Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. are operating tho largest, oldest and best-eqnlpped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ- 1 ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. - Garbage GARBAGE -- Get your premises cleaned up for the summer.. CaU . on the city garbage wagons for .- good service. . Phone Bul-Y. J. Y. Allen. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look : into our simplified accounting method. M. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. i Farm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40 years 5V6 Money ready when land Is appraised and. title ap proved. E. H. Hurd, secy.-treas.. National Farm Loan Associations, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. 263 Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Halght Muslo Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72.. Piano Tuning G. W. CROSS 603 West Second street. Phone 309. Piano tuner and repairer. Endorsed by the leading musical people of southern , Oregon. 264 Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone - 184. Physicians and Burgeons DR. A. BURSELL Physician: J3pia- ologlst; Surgeon. . 309 Medford Furniture & Hdw. Bldg. Hrs. 9-12 and 2-5 or appoint. Office phone 29. ' . , .. . 275 DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Corey bulld lng. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician ana surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup- , plied. Oculist and Aurist for 3. P. E. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co, Bldg.. Phone 587. -. ' .- , r DR. F. G. CARLOW , DR. EVA MAINS CARLOV OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS . 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. . Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printers and Pnullsber MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tha best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, - etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. . .- ,. . , Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE) CO. Office 42 North Front SL Phone 315. Prices right Service guar anteed. , IXTEUUltRAN 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 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun days lo 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. in. - ' - FIVE ACRES Of Good Soil : With a. iilce strictly modern 5-roota , bungalow with sleeping porch, ce-, ment fruit and vegetable cellar, good barn, chicken houso and yard, a fine well with pumping plant, tower, etc., on the best graveled highway in tho yalloy and close in; an opportunity to own a place like this for $2100.00 will not wait long for a buyer as there are too many people looking , for a good piece of land with a nice , homo on it close in to Medford. Lot us show you this today. ' , ' Brown & White 10 South Fir St.