v. -
MEDFORT) MATT; TttTBUNE, MTCPFOTID, OTjmoX, WRDVEflDA V,
a, 1010
I
TOBE REPUDIATED
BY THEGERMANS
. Ml'MI'll. .Inn, 111, f ( 'oticMi mpihI -wro
of tlm AxKiicialad I'n'hm,) "The
run ilclil whiiOi (leriuiiuy never wider
iiii v I'lwiiiiiHiuiii'tw would ri'imitiuli',
im n i ti 1 1 1 r how huril iirvHtfutl il inu'lil
Im I'liiiic. U it wur Iimiii," Niiiil ii Hit.
y nun I'iiiiuicii.r rwentlv, I In lui'icl
h opinion on llio fni't Unit I In, mr
lir 'in urn no lliormiulilv ililnliiilcil
iiii oim llm iummiIi' Hint n I'niltiri. In nnv
I'lr tun) nr nnv iiii rt ul" Hid Ion ii would
ll I lllll'lllo.t lllllHU Wild Cllll It'll!, of-
f' I to u.
Hiivnrlii iii a irond ixiiihii of the
I'liiverxnlitv of loiin liolilinu'H. for
iiii Ii'mk lliiui i,-t:ill.(inu tninilicH. or
iii'iirlv cvcrv mui in llm former t intr-
lltlll. Illllk III It'llht NOIIII' l' t! him.
loliii'. All of tlii'in lire of eiiurMu in
tillmtt'lv liitvri'Muil not only in tin'
I'llVhll'lll III' llll- lllllll tlli'V In. Id, liul in
III" coiiilili't ol' llm liiliinciitl iiII'ihis
III' ( ll'I'llllll) V. Kvlllll'l H o' 1 1 Ml. mill -
liiki'ii li v tin' IlitvuriiiiiK in ihri'ii tier
mini Iiiiiiii) Would him'Iii to iiiilii'iiti.,
when I'liiniuiri'il with i hi' 1, 1:111,111111 o.
Inl nliovr, Hint liiiiidrv.U of tlimiMiniU
I.I' lu'miiim jMiliMTilinl over mid over
IIL'llill.
Tim llnvnriiiii MivinuH Intuitu, willi
till) tlUpllliilM Of IH.JllljVl.lv II Mllllll .li-
vision of tin. rm-iiior Oriimn iniiirii.
iilii'iti'il in.riilD.dlHI nuirU in t,e
l'irt.t idulit limnx, i.ii.l llniir ili'iioxilorrt
witli inohi'V not in linnliH i.iiliHiriliod
nnullivr .!li:i,:tl0,llllO murk. Tim did'
ini-ii riiiun iiui'iu-ii'M mjniiiM Hii'kniwx.
Iiu llii vu rin n i'o-i.ii'rntivi Hariri ii,
mid llio nnlinurv iimurnnt'i. comim.
uiin, iiildid 11 1 ol ,d nf liil'lliii.twu
miirlti to the fii-nl seven hums.
ONE DEAD IN FIRE
HTTfllinUi. fill.. 5. Olio mail It
dead, several troim ant misting
mid 1U0 children were rescued by
rtriniit.il when a public srhool nt Oak
illili), near horn. wn destroyed by
fire tills Iliorilliik". IM ward .Mi-Kin-mirk
went lulu Hut burning building
iu mvo Ilia two children nmt n
klllml l.y a fulling wnll. TI10 chll
tlrmi, who hud lntin retcued by f!r
uii'il, worn (ound later.
I.lvrxttirk
l'(IITI,AXI). Ore. Ktdi. ,V-('ntUc
fii'iulv: ri'i't.i.t lu. Hti.fiM. hfsi,
lL'..'.0l.l IX'-'.'.: UOti.l to rhoifi). irll.llll
( I -j.."jo i hum Iiiiiii 10 Kooii. ii"u((r
1 1. HU: I'nir In t- I. $H..iii(ti 11.,'iH; im,i,i.
iiiiiii lo I'nir. r..iil(.i H.'.ll: imiwh and
lloil't'M, I'lioi.'t.. il.'J,"i((i lO.'i,"); utiotl
In t'lioii'f. H.7")(i H.7.1 ; U'diiim lo
I'liod, $",.illf(i H.rni: fitir to nifdinin.
M.T.'tffi H.7A; cnnirH. ;i.."il((i .,i.ilil'.
lllllU. IHIfll II. IHl clllvi'X. ifll.lllldl
i:,U0 ; hiofkcrx iiinl ft'idcr. 7.n(if
If.lMI.
1 1.,,, 'i.,,..l. 101 i,:,
liiixt'il. fill, tlliii 1(1.(111; 111, ilium mixt'il.
iflU.lhlKi 1(1. Ill; roiiu'li hi'itvli-s, I, '..11(1
1(1,011; t.ics. irl l.lill(i:i.ll): hulk of
will. -, $ltl..ll.
t 1,., .... .,.1.. 1. 11 1...;
IiiiiiIi. .t.'l,7.'i(n M.a.'i: lair to niciliiim.
.Tii.iiutft iii.iiu; vnurlini!. iFIU.llillu
Jl.llll: wfthcr-i. ifll.iKKirlil.titl: .wfn.
U.rjll(U H.7."i.
Hotter
roitTI.ANI). Koh. .-). lliitlcr
weak. , (Mv irroaintirv iiriiiN, oxlra.i.
lion IoIn, lllc: nirloiiH, ,'itli': hull' In. mm
' iiioi'k; It'.sM than Imlf boxo-',. 1.
nii.it'. ..Itiiyiiiu nricti Inilti-rlal. foiin
Iry 4"i-. 't,i!H,C.t! W !..!: '
lt..iiirlH hidlcnto that Ihu flulillim
li'ith nrlllltiry, rncontly liuidud at
I hlliiili.il. Iilu, tlioncn iMincmitratcd at
('limp lilx In Now .Inracy, will pimH
thru horn (ho lust of thlx wnok, on
llinlr wny north lo n ilomohlllKntlnn
(lamp. A hiirblimor of tholr comliiK
Ib 11 furlhur rumor Unit itrandHtiind
ro -.option movumontii nro btdni!
Iihiiintid In boliair of tho roKlmout
llio RrtiotliiK to ho on 11 lilg Kcnlu at
Loa AnitHlon, Sun KranclHco, Portland
mid Bunt I It). If tliu boys xiiccovd In
pusnliiR thru III In turmlniil without
rccolvliiK an ovullon rolntlvuly no
ovnrwIiolmliiK im In llio IiIk cltlna,
Ihov will ko Home on -a achiidiilo
wlilnh tinea not Incliulo train h(oi
-I Ii run 11 1 unuthnrn OniKon. A lot of
Aslllanil IuiIk urn, In tlilK t'linllim.illl
' WHATABOUTYOUR
' The elements comprining the
body are constantly wearing out
and must be renewed daily, else
the outgo of strength exceeds
the income. :
Will help the tiled bntiiiicss-ninn or
woman Itcnp ptyeo with the wear
and tour oi Ilia. 8!tt.t
nourish tha limly, blood and
nerval, and helps maintain an
von bnlunco oi stronittli and
energy. Sufa-guarJ yaar ta
conic uf ttnngth with iVoK's,
, wH(tUi)Wue, UlwuillcMiN.i. 1H9
1 1 mm mmm
ASHLAND AND VICINITY
i-SCOTTS;,
EMULSION
mill look out for grueling whim thuy
fiini'li th tn itiiiilon,
Henry Provost's niodtil bungalow
property on Fork street height Iiuh
been tiiiri liiiMi'd hy ,, , MfiUoo, who
will on'upy It,
A now .Mux wt.ll t ruck Iiuh Iiiiuii
Hildml to triiiiHiiorliillou facilities In
ciiiiiioi'llon with Gartner's .limit store,
untl thti propi'lntor linn also pui'rliiis
ml u ('liiilnicrH touring car tut (iiiully
0 11 1 1 t
I', Cooiuir, iikoiI K2 yimm, mid u
tfuniilt'iit roldtMit hurt), illt.il 011 Mon
thly lit llio hiiinu nt ndiiilvim 011 lowit
Mlrui'l, u wuh u mi 1 1 vo ul I'Jhhcx
I'oiinty, N, Y. On TunHtluy hU ru
innlUH wt.ru turwiirduil from tin.
HoilKti iiudt.rtiikliiK "lulillrinnfiil to
Itom.luirK for luti'i iniMit.
W. J). I IiiiIicik.ii, ruitlly oiii.nilor, In
In l.tmliiiim nt (IooiIIiik, Itlitho,
('. .1. I'crrin , whoBt. iitoro him bon
In llm Vim Hunt block 11111I uiinnxuii, 1
him inovvil In thti rooiim ronnrrly or-!
riilili'tl liy ilt.t'hti H Klnniiy on tlin
l'lu.u, whlt'h Hpudoun tunrUnn will
urrord Krnntur dlniduy for IiIh vurlrd
KtOt'k,
T. I''. H111IU1 Iiuh mirchiinvd Ihu
Clytlt) Blnirp pluci) on North ,luln
mrmit, ihu millt.r ri.liirulni: lo t'nll
(oriiln, Thlit In llio proporly former
ly owiind l.y Trop Wootlwurd. The
rt.port litirti In Unit Bmllh Iiuh roIiI
IiIh runtdi nt'iir TiiIkiiI lo thn'Ntiito ui:
un odjiiiu't to Iih Hoiilht.rn On.'Ron
(.xpi.rlnii.nt mutloo,
M rii, H. T. Hhntihi-ril, of Kliiinath
Tiillii, will vhilt rtdiillVDH horo this
woi'k on hor wny to Jtom.liuri! whero
liar puronlH, Mr. mid Mn. Sclioun
fvldt, rvnltltt.
Hnv. C. A, KdwitrdM, piiidor of th
li)t-l Mitthodlnl church, will nildritiin
tho Lincoln cluh Imntiuui. ul Mmlfurd
ill tho crmlmiiiry olmnrvunin of the
(Irual KiiiiiihIhiIi): 'u hlrllitlnv, l''ul.
12, ntitl "Dick l'oi.ey," iilno of tills
dty, 111 road an orlitlnut room.
'M II. ItxynultlH. Ilnolypo np'-rnt ir
on Ihu TldtiiKi, hint li'tiHttd Uh. fiiK
rorddunca propirrty on (Iritnlto HtrrtDt,
haluiiKliiK lo 'ho ApidCKti't) cututo, 10
which hU fninlly will noon mnyq from
tho Itm-d homo on Krcnlc Drlv which
lhty havi) liooit occiipyliiiS.
A number of notiildc ImproTcmntii
itrti hcliiK limiltuK'd In rulhoud yndn.
TUti old wninr lank hnii l!t-n Hir.twn
lulu tho tllHi'nrd. ami an Mr,i larKo
ono of ov..r r,o,O0U-i;nllt)n rnpclty, in
IiuIiik "re. i.'d on n t hntiKed nito. Tho
roiindhouxo will Iiuvd a now r.iof, the
ntructuro Ihruout lo bo rtdnfor.-i-d In
vlow of Ihol rart'tit rollnimo of n lo
tion of tfla liulldlirl. Tlui round
houao In over thirty yearn old nod li
of a ton-Mall rapacity. IU Interior,
whllti not lilithly dt'cornlod, banrs
inn 1. 1 cvldonce of roatlvo IikoiiioIIvhii
which, with liiuxparloncrd hoth.ra at
thn Ihrnillri, hitvn from time to tlmo
biittnd Into itolld foiindntlon wnll.
Of tho two HlmpHon lioyn, llnrold
s
S FINE FOR
KIDNEYS. QUIT MEAT
?luh the Kidneyi at one when Back
hart or Bladder bothers If eat
foruu orio acid.
Ko man or woman who Mttii ntcat rrffn
Ltrlr mn uutko a bdniaka by limiting
fho kidnfT't naslt.naily, attys a well
knmvn atilhorlly. MrAt fornui urlo acid
vhich rloga tho Kfilney poraB ao they
liiRRiithly flllrr or utrnin only part of
!i3 watto and pohuna from the blood,
iin ynu grt sick. Nearly all rlioumji
lam. hfa.tnrltfit, liver trouble, nerroua
taa, roaitlipr.fcti.n, dltzitieaa, lreplMinpBa,
ila.titr tliiiurderi oome from sluggish kld
ceva. i'lto moment you feel a dull ache In tho
kidneys or your back hurta, or If tha
nrino is cloudy, ortcniive, lull of sedi
ment, irrcirular of mmi(,d or attended
by a sciiRation ol sraldiiic;. get about four
oitacra of Jad 8alts from any reliable
pharmacy mid take a tablrapoonful In
a Rln of water before breakfant for a
few days and your kidnoys will then act
fine. This famous aalut is made from
tho acid of frrapoa and lemon juice, oum
Ikned with llthla and hits been used for
pcaorationt to flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also to neti
trull the soldo in urine so It no longer
onnses irritation, thus ending bladder ub
orders. (
.lad Balls Is inexpensive and can
(Dot iiijiiroi nuikoa a dellglitlul ellor
7ccilt lithia-watcr drink which all ng
Qlar meat caters should take now and
then to keen tho kidneys olean and the
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kid
ney oomolicationa.
NOTICK OP BAL OP OOVBHN-
MKNT Tl.MMUlt Clonnrnl Land Of.
flco. Wnnhlngton, U. C, Uoccmbor
21, HUM, Notice Is hmol.y itlvon
that sahjnet to tho conditions and
limitations of tho Act of Juno t
1H1I1 CI!) Kliit., 2 IK), and till) ill
HtructlonH of tho Hocrotary of tho In
turlor of SoptPiubor in. 1917. tho
timber on the following lands will bo
sold Fob, 11. Ml 111, nt 10 o'clock a
111., nt puhlla auction nt tho Unltod
States lantl offlio at Itnsobtirg, Ore
gon, to tho highest nlddor at not loss
tlinn llm npprnlsod valuo as shown
hy this nntlco, snlo to 1)0 subjnrt to
tho approval of tho Sucrotnry of the
Intorlor. Tho purchase price, Wltn
an additional sum of 0110-fltlli of one
por cent thoronf, holng commissions
allowed, must ho deposited at tlmo of
snlo, money tn he returned If sulo Is
nnt npprovod, othorwlno patont will
liiituo for tho timber which must bo
romovod within ton yearn. Hldn will
he roeolvod front citizens of the t'nlt-
od HlntoH, nssoRlnllohs of such clt
l.ons and coi'pnratlonk organized
iindor tho laws of tho Unltod Stales
nr any iitnto, tnrrltory or district
thornrif only, , Upon nppllcatlon of a
qtinllflod ' purchaser, Jlio tlmher'on
any legal subdivision will ho offorotl
snpnrnluly liel'oro being Included In
nnv ofl'iir of n larger unit. Township
21 B It. 'I W Hoc. 10; NV Sf)V4.
rod fir a,10 M,, not tn bo sold for Iohb
than $1.00 per M. T. H!l H., It. 7 V
Hon. II; NHVi SIC 'A, 85 M yollow
plno, 1) MS M., red fir, none of tho yel
low pine lo ho sold tor lens tlinn
$3.60 nor M., and none of tho red
fir to bo sold for loos than $1.2,". per
M, Voiv renpectfully, Clay Tnlltnan,
wru.
III oil Ihu wily hninii with Ihu fl'.th
aitlllory, und (ilouii la still ovorseas
with tho lllilli. Hubert (iruon, sou of
lliiv. K. V. flroun, 11 tormor pastor of
till) Congiogatl'iiial church hero, Is
reported an having J.uim killed In no
I lou In I'rancu last Oclolmr, The
family hoinu Is now nt Hlur, North
Curiillini, Dull) I lit 11 ic ) in 11 11 has rai:h
od hero from Vuti''oiivnr, having been
iiliilloniitl at several cenlnrH In con
necllon with Ihu mvdli'itl corp. He
was laid up for iiuIIm nwhllo. Hlnco
his nnllstniont tho fninlly homo has
linen ('Illumed to Wnodbiim. Ho
plans lo re-enter 11 stato lusllliitlon
of hlgiior ediientlon later 011. (lent)
nnd ll.nt Carpenter are still In lb''
stirvlro, one of the hoys being over
fills mid the other nt Camp LcwIk.
Of tho Rtrtitton hrothers, Lloyd re
nonlly returned rroin Kngltind, not
even having set root on French soil
owing to nrmlHlleo com pllenl Ions. Ho
will seek a lius'iiess location In one
of thn roust counties. Hex :amo from
CaitipJ.ewls and will pursue musical
htuillen.nl a Wlllumclti) valley Insti
tution. .Among local boys homeward
hound with tho C.'ith aro Harold
lllmpsoii, .Mnmltlh Heaver, John ten
ders, Charlie l.nmkln and others.
I'red Hchiieriniin Is delalned In Eur
ope v
Dr. (lordon MncCrackcu has leased
and moved Into one of tho Tiivener
houses 011 the lloiilnvard.
(ieorg.i Van Nnltn recently can
vassed Siskiyou county towns In bo
half of plnelng Aohlaiid apples In
those localities, with the result that
success wns beyond expectations, anil
tho (tumidly of fruit at his command
quickly disponed of at good prices.
Tho dmicu ndverllscd for Keb. f,
to ho given under auspices of the
Hroiherhoud of ItaJIway Carmen at
tho Nitlutorlum, lnu been postponed
until a later ilulo owing to the ban
on public dunces for Ihu tlmo being.
Mrs. I.. N. Case, mother of Mrs. I'".
I). Wagner, has gone 10 Seal Ho for a
GSii !m.UEHZA
llamlln'a V.'txard Oil a ftellaM,
Antiiieptio Pravantlva
Rurinu Influrn-Ta epidemics spray
the ntuc and throat several times a
dav with one part Wizard Oil and
ts-o parts water, using an atomizer.
If you haven't an atomiser, gargle
the lliroat and inuiT the mixture up
the nose. Thi treatment sets up an
siitijrniic wall oi defense against
"i- lu" Kms.
Cheit colds and sore throat lead
Jo gnp. Stop them at once with
isard Oil before they can develop
into dangeroui intluenza.
Get it from druggists for 30c. If
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money back. ,
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard I.iver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 30c at dru
Kuts. Guaranteed.
Noll
In thn Cireult Court, of tho State of
Oregon for tho County of Jackson.
In tho Matter of the Application
of tho Ilrwd of Directors of Mci
ford Irrigation District for tho
judgment nnd'tlicne of this Court
as to the llogularity and Legality
of tho proceedings in connection
with the Organisation of the said
District and tho proceedings of the
said Hoard of said District provid
ing far nnd atitnnrisclng the Issue
of tho Honda of said District.
To Medford Irrigation District, to
All Freeholders, Legal Voters and
Assessment I'aycrs within said
District, and to all whom It may
concern:
I'lenso tako notlco: that tho peti
tion of Leonard Carpenter, W. A.
Folger nnd 10. O. Coleman as the
Hoard of Directors of Medford Irriga
tion DlHtrict, praying that tho pro
ceedings of sold District in tho organ
ization thereof, and all matters Inci
dent to said organisation, nnd the
proceedings of tho Hoard of Directors
of tho Medford Irrigation District
providing for nnd authorizing tho Is
sue nnd sale nf bonds of said District
In tho sum of One Million Five Hun
dred Thousand Dollars ($1,500,000
.00), Including tho vote nf the
electors of said District authorizing
snld bond Issue, Itnd all meters and
things in connection t Herewith, may
bo oxainluod, approved and confirmed
hy tho said Circuit Court, was on the
Kith day of January, lflia, duly filed
In tho above entitled proceeding In
tho office of tho Clerk of said Court;
and that pursuant tn an order of this
Court, duly mntlo hy the Honorable
F. M. Calkins, Judge thereof, and
filed, on tho 10th day of January,
11)11). n hearing on said petition and
on tho prayer theroln contained, has
been set mid will bo hold on the
Eighth day of February, 1819, at
10:00 o'clock in tho forenoon of that
tiny, at tho Court Hoom of tho above
outitled Court, In thn County Court
lloiiso nt .iii'. haoii vine, Oregon.
Any porson Interested In the or
ganization of said District, or in tho
proceedings for tho Issue or snlo of
tho bonds of tno snld District, may on
or beforo tho said ICIghth day of Feb
ruary. 19111, at 10:lM) o'clock In the
forenoon of that day, that being thn
day and hour fixed for the hearing
on said petition, demur to or answor
tho snld petition, and thereupon such
proceedings will bo had as will Justi
fy said Court In making such exam
ination nf nil such proceedings and
In approving nnd confirming tho
same, nr making such further order
or decree as shall tie Just nnd proper
in 1110 prcmliios. ,
This notlco Is published In tho
Medford Mall Trlljuiio, a newspnpor
ot genornt circulation piiuilsiiou in
Jackson County, Oregon, whero the
said Hoard of Directors has Its office,
for thrco successive wcloks- prior to
tho ddto fixed for such hearing, In
accordance with tho provisions of
snld order mndo by the Honnrnhlo
P. M. Calkins, Judge, on tho lath day
of Jlintmi'y, 1919.
(Circuit Court Seal)
Witness (ho Honorable V. M.. Calk
ins, Judgo of the Circuit Court ot the
Btnto ot Oregon for tho County, of
Jackson, and tho seal of snld Cotirt
affixed hereto this ltlth day of Jan
uary, 1919,
CHAtJNCEY FL'OREY,
County Clork for Jackson County,
Oregon, and Clerk of tho Circuit
Court ot tho State of Oregon or the
County of Jackson,, ' " .
visit v4th "hor daughter, Mrs. A. M,
Hlor.'h.
Tho iMIsslonary society of tho Prcs
bylurlun cliiu-' li will hold Its annual
literature meeting at thn homo or
Mrs. Wm. Mnllies, North Main street,
Thursduy uftortioon this week,
-.Mr,. und Mrs. J. W, Milliter, former
residents hero, lire now located at
Anaheim, Cul., temporarily.
Thn Foreign Missionary society of
tho Methodist church will meet at
tho parsonage Friday afternoon this
week. '
Tho Ashland mills have a flno dls
pluy of their various products In tho
windows of tho Owen block, at tho
corner of Muln and Oak streets, show
ing tn advantage the rango of output
at this milling center.
Meetings in behalf of the Farm
Human extension work will bo held
at Talent, Wednesday evening, Feb.
!, mid at Valley Vlow schoolhouse,
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 6, at 2:30
o'clock. The littler gathering will
be addressed by I'rof. Gilbert, an ex
ponent of agricultural methods as
adopted at the stato of Washington
experiment stations.
Kurl Hosier, superintendent of the
local water service,, has leased the
Whltcd .residence on North Main
rlreet.' - '
esteem"
jftu. tcrm Sit,
Orillnmirn Xo. IM1H
AN OltDINANCB amending Sec
tion 1 or Ordinance No. 965 entitled
"An Ordinance authorizing and pro
viding for tho Issuo und sale of Re
funding Improvement Hands, Issue
of 191!). of the City of Medford. Ore
gon," approved January 7. 1919.
TDK CITY OF .MKDFORD DOTH
ORDAIN A3 FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That Section 1 of Or
dinance No. 905 entitled "An Ordin
ance authorizing and providing for
tho Isntin and sale ot Refunding Im
provement Hands. Issue of 1919. of
tho City of Medford, Orogon. Ap
proved January 7. 1919. be and the
samo Is hereby amended to read as
follows:
"Sue, 1. I'ndcr and pursunnt to
the provisions of t'.ie charter of the
City of Modford, Refunding Improve
ment Hands of the City of Medford In
the amount sufficient to pay and re
deem tno Indebtedness herelnlieiore
referred to and represented by the
outstanding Improvement Honds, un-
nald wurrunts und-n part of the con
Dons of such ubndr bold by the City
as hereinbefore recited, shall be is
sued. The said bonds shall bear date
tho first day of January, A. B. 1919;
shall be in donominntiofs; ot One
Thousand Dollars, bearing interest at
the rata of six per centum per an
num, payable seml-nniiuully on the
rirst days or January and July In
each year, on- tho presentation and
surrender or coupons to be annexed
to tho snld bonds. The said bonds
shall be signed by the Mayor, eoun
(orslgned by the Treasurer and at
tested by the Recorder of the City
and nuthentlcated by the seal ot the
City attached thereto. End shall be
registered consecutlvolv by tho said
Recorder by number and denomina
tion of encli in the "Improvement
Bond Register." prcIded, however,
that the coupons n'taclied thereto
shall hour the engraved facsimile
signature of said 'Mayor and Recor
der. Hoth prlncl-al and Interest
shall bo payable rt tho office of the
Treasurer of the City of Medford,
Oregon, or nt the Msral agency or the
Stnlo or Oregon in tho City of New
York, at tho option or the holder. In
gold coin of tho United States of
America of tin present Rtandard of
weight and lineness. Said bonds
shall be patt1 tn tholr numerical
order nnd shall become due and pay-,
nble as fojlnwa:
January 1, 192:!, Nos. 1 to 2-1, In
clusive) '
January 1, 1924, Nos. 26 to 50, In
clusive January 1, 1923, 'Nos. 51 to 75, In
clusive January 1, 1-92(3. Nos. 76 to 100,
Inclusive .
Jnnnary 1, 1927, Nos. 101 to 125,
Incluslvo
January 1, 192S, Nos. 126 to 150,
Incluslvo
.limitary 1, 1929, .Nos. 151 lo 175,
Incluslvo -
January 1, 19110, Nos. 170 to 200,
inclusive
.Innunryl, 193.1, Nos. 201 to 225,
Inclusive
January 1, 19112, Nos. 226 lo 250,
Inclusive
January 1. 1931, Nos. 251 to 700,
inclusive, with option on part of the
city to redeem said bonds. Nos. 251
to 700 Inclusive, on January 1. 1923.
Said bonds shall bo due and pny
ablo as hereinabove sot forlh. Said
bonds Nos. 251 to 700, both Inclu
sive, shall contain a resorvallon of
tho right to redeem the samo in the
following language in addition to the
other provisions and stipulations pre
scribed In Section 2 of this ordinance
to-wlt: "The City of Medford hereby
reserves tho light to redeom this
bond on January 1, 1933,- and In case
It shall be called for redemption on
said dnto notice thereof . shall be
given by publication In a newspaper
printed nnd published and of general
circulation In said City of Medford
not less than twice during the month
precodlng snld dnto of redemption,
and after such notice Interest upon
this bond from and after the said
ditto of redemption shnll cease."
Pnssod by the city council this 4th
day of February, 1919 nnd signed by
me in open session In authentication
of Its passngo this 4th day of Febru
ary, 1919.
' - (Signed) C, E.-GATES. .
(SEAL) Mayor.
Approved hy me this 4th day of
February, 1919. '
(Signed) C. E. GATES,
Attest: .1 jiavor. '.
Signed) M. L. ALFOftD,
. . Wr Rf?9rfl?ri
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thlcara loosened freely, and quiet,
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plcxtion, alct ncMbche, indigestion,
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corrective Dr. King's' Kew Life Pills.
They e-ttemz .'.ze lbs system and keep
the worl l loollbg cheerful, . 25c,
Advertising Rates
; Classified One cunt a word.
Loca Is- Ten cents a line.
Lertal Five cents a line.
Display 25 tenia an inch.
Contract rates on application.
HFJM' WASTKIl fKMAXil,
WANTED .Middle-aged lady In fam
ily of throe., Address W, care
Mall Tribune. 209
HELP WAXi'EI MMX.
WANTED Men to clear land and
cut wood, by tier or contract, on
Webster Ranch. Phone CS5-J3.
280
WANTED A good live wire sales
man to sell oar line tn this terri-
tory. Unlimited possibilities for
the right man. For further Infor
mation write General Sales Co.,
505 Swetland Bids-. Portland, Ore.
, 272
WANTED Young men, 16 and over,
are eligible for government Rail
woy Mall Clerks. J92 month. For
. free particulars regarding examin
ations, write J. C. Leonard, (for
mer Civil Service Examiner.) 704
Kenois Building. Washington. D.
C. . 2G9
WANTED SITCATION.
WANTED Experienced man and
wife wants position on orchard or
stock ranch, two children. Inquire
U. S. Employment Agency. 245
WANTED Position by joung mar
ried man, steady and not afraid of
work. Can drive truck or auto.
References If desired. Address ISA
care Mall Tribune. . 269
WA.NTKI MWCEMiANKOUS
WANTED. TO TRADE Mammoth
bronze gobblers; also for sale 120
Buckeye Incubator. Phono n.
. '.'.. 274
WANTED To buy 40 or 50 gallon
spray barrel with or without hose.
Also Ford trailer. W. D. Withrov;.
704 Newtown street. - 270
WANTED Orchard to care for or
some place to rent on share basis
Albert R. Hanscom. 406 Apple
street. 2 73
WANTED Will the parties who left
steer in my corral west of Central
Point on Wednesday, Jan. 29th.
. please come and get it. Luther
Stancliff. - 269
WANTED Six fresh milk cows.;
also 10 rods second-hand picket
fence. Geo. B. Young, phone 7-F4.
WANTED To buy, one or two good
work horses, weight 1400 or more.
Phone 591-J2. evenings.
WANTED Wo buy your unpaid Lib
erty bond contracts for cash.
Halo's Piano House, Inc. ' J. F.
Halo, general manager.
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Thone 4S8-M. or 4SS-X.
WANTED n. H. Toft will buy your
- partly paid Liberty Bond contracts.
WANTED R. H. Toft buvB Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes. Judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
makes short time loans on any old
thln
VOH ItWNI H(1'Kk '
FOR RE'.NT Five-room modern bun
galow and sleeping pc-rch; 1 nice
garden, lawn and - shade; water
paid, J10.00.. SiO Weat Twelfth
street. 1 272
FOR S.VI-i: LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Team horses, good condition.-.
Will sell one or both. Wm.
Rogers, Walker avenue, Ashland,
Oregon. 269
FOR SALE Registered black Per-
cheron stallion coining thrco years
old; weighs 1S50 lbs. T. L. Tay
. lor. Medford, Ore. 273
FOR SALE Span of horses weigh
ing about 3200. A. T. Ellestead.
one mile north Central Point. 273
FOR SALE One throe year old Dur-
hnm bull, v elborn Beeson, Talent,
Orogon. , 271
FOR SALE Extra good milk cow
and sevoral springers.. Geo. Hil
ton. S6-H. . 269
FOR SALE A few-fresh milk goats.
Mr. H. II. Fox, Lake Creek, Ore.
. , , : ,, '.'..' . 271
FOR SAIJ' A few registered Duroc
Jorsoy bred gilts and sows. Large
typo and good ancestry, nt Modoc
Orchard or W. A. Sumner, man
ager, Hotel 'Medford. v . '
FOR SALE Pure bred Red Polled
bull calf, horn Octobor. 1918; fine
youngster. Modoc Orchard or Pal-
tnor Investment Co., Medford, Ore.
' . t
VOfl BAl,B I'OCIniY AM) KOOR
FOR 8ALF, Rhode Island Red eggs.
$1 for 15. Hoontor, 1st prize nt
pnul'-i. snow, llrs, Fowler, Rogue
Jtlver, Oregon. 274
Foil sTld'-Rhodo Island Rod
, batching eggs. , Phone 370-W.
. , 292'
FOR BALE High fond value eggs
culling out ot non-producing poul
try; small foe charged. Dick San
ders, Poulterer. 8 40-J. 277
FOR SALE Mammoth bronze tur
keys. J, C. Herring, Central Point.
270
FOR SALE KKAIv EST A TIC
FOR BALK 1 58 'A-acro tract on
Evans creek. Write or call and
learn particulars. A bargain. Levi
N. Stevens, Rogue River, Oregon,
It. F. D. 1. 292
FOR SALE Thirty acres Irrigated
farm, good soil, Improvements;
will take good car part payment.
A snap If taken at once. Box 95,
Hall Tribune. .272
FOR SALE Two thousand acres
solid body timber, 36 per cent pine,
65 per cent fir, fronting two miles
. on the Southern Pacific R. R. and
extending back five miles. Freight
rate of $1.50 Into Medford. .Wel
born Bceson. 271
FOR SALE Ranch 8 acres; good
order. Cheap. All particulars on
application. Box 444, Mall Trib
une. 269
FOR SALE One hundred acres,
water for eighty. Sixty dollars
cash. Box 29, Mall Tribune. 273
FOR SALE Five - room modern
house, all clear, three lots, fruit
trees, barn, woodshed, garage,
chicken yard. Call afternoons, 305
: Portland avenue. 277
FOR SALE 80 acres, estimated will
cut two thousand cords wood, three
miles from station, will take car as
part payment. Brown & White,
10 South Fir street.
FOR SALE Houses, easy monthly
.payments. Building & Loan, 429
M. F. & H. Bldg. ...
FOR SALE Or rent, several ranches
O. C. Bogga.
FOK 6ALK AITOMOUILKS
FOR SALE Chevrolet run 4000
miles, fine condition; must sell
this week. Write Z, care Mnil
Tribune. 269
FOR SALE Ford touring car. Call
ooi r,as( Aintn street. zii
A DEARBORN TRUCK UNIT and a
used car make a first-class truck
for less than halt the price of the
so-called standard trucks. Valley
Garage will explain. 272
FOR 8ALh-MISCEl.LAXlSOUB
FOR SALE One second-hand power
sprayer. $200.00; one second-band
I Sharpless jcrcam separator, $25.00.
Hubbard Brothers. 270
FOR SALE My entire farming
equipment. a wagons, 2 buggies
1 Stockton gang, 2 double' disks.
2 ten-lncn gangs, 4 hand plows. J
three-section drag harrows, 3
. springtooth harrows, 1 drill, 1 iron
roller, 2 corn cultivators. 2 hand
cultivators, 1 corn planter, 1 beet
cultivator, 10 sets double harness.
, 5 sets single harness; all kinds ot
small tools. 6 work horses, sev
eral riding and driving horses, 2
colts, 2 young cows. J. L. Helms.
269
FOR SALE Having purchased the
.Sams valley Store am selling all
livestock and machinery; also as
fine a ranch as there is in this part
ot the country- Livestock consists
of two teams about 2550 and 2800,
17 head cattle. 23 hogs, some nice
; Barred Rock hens. Most any. kind
of tools too numerous to mention
to work the soil. A fine barley
crusher or feed roller. The land to
be sold or leased. The crop is most
all in, some in alfalfa and seed and
land plaster, to put In more. Phone
174 Central Point. C. E. Wilhlte.
Sams Valley, Ore.
FOR SALE Six-hole range, heater,
and Jfnyo lamp. Phone S61-Y. 27.1
FOR SALEApples. Spitz. . Bald-
wins. Black Twig and Newtown, Bt
37 North Grape. !
FOR SALE Hot water Buckeye in
cubator, 220 egg capacity, $18.00.
203 McAndrews street. 272
FOH SALE Singer sewing machines
on easy terms. Cleaning and re-
, pairing of all machines a specialty
245 South Central avenue, phone
903-R. C. A. Chapman. 291
FOR SALE John Deere sulky plow-
Splendid condition. Phone 534-X.'
FOR SALE Wood saw, four-horse
engine, 26-inch saw; light, power
ful rig. in fine condition, $100. J
E. Guches H. F. D. 1, Griffin
Creek. - 270
FOR SALE Good young team of
horses, wagon and harness and
farming implements. A. E. Strong
Central Point, Beall Lane, Cen
tral Point phone. 269
FOR SALE 125 tons of alfalfa hay
all in good order. Will bale and
load on car at Grenada for $21.00
per ton. G. Cuneo, Box So, Gren
ada, Cal. 610
FOR SALE For sand, gravel, sedi
ment or garden plowing phone
912-J. 276
FOR SALE SulphUr. land plaster,
superphosphate. Ralph Waldo El-
flcn, Russ Hill.
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
szo.uv per ton. nioooc urcnara.
Phone Central :Point at meal
hours.
FOR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE Sheep and hogs for
two milk cows. . J. J. Ossenbrugge,
Ruch, Ore. 269
WANTED TO TRADE A tonm
good young mares for light car,
Phone 86-H. 269
FOR EXCHANGE An unlncum
herod modern Medford home, wllh
large free soil lot, for small ranch
goar Moar.ord. j'goue, joa-,
vum.
LOST On streets or Medford, two.
twenty dollar bills. Invo at Mull
Tribuuo office for liborul reward.
, -30
LOST--Off Untie Falls range, onat
roan Durham hull and four cows.
brand shield on right hip. Swallow
fork In loft ear, undorblt In right.
Phono or write Antelope Orchurd.
Wellon, Ore. Phono ati-FU. 27
LOST Hound blnok fur muff at:
Page, Wednesday, .Inn. 27th. Fin
dor return to Mnll Tribune Office.
272
MONEY TO LOAJT
TO LOAN $700, all or part. C. C.
Pierce. Phone 370-J. xiv
LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent In
terest, u. nuggs.
LOANS City loans. Building & Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. & H. BIdg.
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate security, ana win uuy x, lib
erty Bonds, j. 1. Andrews. No.
31 North Grape. Phone 52-M. U0
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys '
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-lw,
rooms 8 and 9. Medfora ftatifrauu
Bank Building.
A. E. Reamea, . Lawyer, . Garnatt-
Corey Building.
Auto SuppUe
LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co.-tT
are operating tho largest, oldest
and best-eqnipped plant In tha Pa-
clflo northwest. Use oar springs
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten gnarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon. "
Garbage
OARBAOS Get your premised
cleaned up for tba summer. - call
on the city garbage wagon '.tor
good aerrlce. Phone 8B1-T. J.
Y. Allan.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. X.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention gtroa
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into onr simplified accounting
method. H. F. & H. Building.
Medford. Phone 167-R.
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN--5 to 40
years 5 Money ready wnen
land Is appraised and title ' ap
proved. E. M. Hurd, aecy-treas.,
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford.
Instruction In Mnsle
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Haight Muala
Btndlo, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 72.
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General Bill
work, sash, doors, mouldings aa
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184.
Physicians and Bttrgeoosj
DR. A. BURSELL Physician; Spln-
oioglst; Surgeon. 309 Medford
Furniture & Hdw. Bldg. Hrs. 9-12
and 2-5 or appoint Office phone
29. 275
DR. W. W. HOWARB-MDateopathle
physiclas. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130. , 1
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician anil
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F, A H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 567.
Brt. E. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW '
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-U
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the 1
v 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 St. Phone
315. Prices right Service guar
anteed. INTERURBAJi 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 lo ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:S0,
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 6:15 p. tn. '
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. '
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
valloy nnd close In; an opportunity,
to own a place like this for $2100.00
wiii not wait long for a buyer as
there are too many people flookIng
tor a g6od .piece of land with m pice
home ort It 'close In"to Medford. Let
us show you this today, .
Brown & White
10 South Fir St,
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