Medford mail tribune., March 25, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

MTCPTOmr T.f ftTH TRTBTTNT!, MEDFOTITI, OTtTXiOX," TUESDAY, MAT70TT 23. 1010
10 BE VOTED UPON
'AT III
1
BALIOF, Ore., ilur. an. Nina men.
imii'H, referred I o the people by .Hie
hint legislature, liuvo liuuu . plu'cil
upon tint tiiillul for it upnclul iilocllnii
to lio linlU Junu 3, In OruKou, Tlic'sn
measures reflect thu work of ,,lln
lawmakers ilnrliiK Dm forty day Hr
slou uiiiI oinlmieo most of . Ihu sub
jects upon which urnuniunls waxed
warm In lilith IiiKIhIiiIIvo huiistis.
"lllKliwuy work uml I ho olistlim of
mi alleged puliint paving IniMl," from
emiti'ol of mich eonstfuuilon, mule ulil
of various klmlH fur ritfurnin jul
illura nml nullum, riii'oniilnieUoii
work mul building of Nti'nolliros. ror
snilo neiylit, u u nn'uiiu uf employing
illHOliiirnml soldiers and war workers,
nml Irrliuitlon nnil rtu'lumulioii lnglii
liillon these were the Issues upon
which forensic flulils. worn waned In
IokIkIiiIIvq Iiii I In, . Theim hciIjJcki uro
Included Iii Iho nine referendum iiimi
mirwMj, which urn an follows; ,-
, .. Mllllnry llltilmiiy ,
A propound appropriation uf
',(111,0110, contingent lloilll 111 11 impro
priation by thu federal government
of it like umuiint, lo nnslitt Did Itqltud
Stales Hovtirtiiiivtit III oiiuslrtiiitlng u
mllllnry hluhw-uy from thn ally or
Astoria, thru Clatsop, , Tillamook.
Lincoln, Ijiiiu, Douglas, Cook, nncl
Curry ciiuntlo. of Oregon, ami in the
California line. '
A colmllltlll.Hiul uninndMeitt to
ponnll tho bnnillug of Oregon (or
Ilva million dollars (or tho promotion
of reeonulrtii'tloii rerlunintlon uml
land suttlotiioni projects.
A proposed law providing flint
hotionildy discharged soldiers, satlnm
ami miirlnojroin (iravnn.muy nitouU
miy private or public Institution of
learning In thn tini. unci have their
necessary expense not to exceed $25
Nr month, puld hy thn mala for four
year. . .
A constitutional amendment for
tho construction of sltito market
road, under supervision of tho coun
ty eiiurt. .
Fur ItivoiiMruitloii Work
A hill to bond thn statu for $.'i,000,
00O for reconstruction work, Inolud
Iiik construction of hospitals at, Port,
luml and rSnlwn, nml other state tin II
dlnKn at C'orvnlllR, ICugono, Mon
mouth, Pendleton. Astoria, Murnli
flutil, linker, Itunil. In- (iriindn anil
.Medford; to develop reclamation pro
ject on arid, swamp and InKgod-off
hind, building a now penitentiary,
and to provldo settlement of land by
cIlHCharK"' soldiers.
. A coimtltutlonal aniomlinant pro
pop In it pnynionl by the Bliilo of irrl
liiitlon and drulniiKu dlHlrlct bond In
tornut for tha flmt flvo yearn b)( Irnni
Iiik moto hontln, on condition Unit
inh (IlKlrlctM tiro found to comply
with required condition).
A coimtltiiilonnl amendment to
rnhu) tho prnocnt two pnrnnnt llmlln
lion plurcd upon count Ion (or criml
Iiik diihtii for poriniiuunl rnndn.
A coimtltutlonal amendment to
provldo for a llmitcnnut governor,
which offlco do not now oxliit In
Oregon.
. A eomitltutlnnnl ninondmmit to
permit the orncilon of u roconiitruo
tlon hoipltnl In I'orilhnd.
SCHUEBEL ATTORNEY FOR
STATEJ.AND BOARD
SAI.Kr. Mnndi , 2.1. Chri 0.
isrhiiehi'l or Drouon lilv, wna nn
lioinloil Mute luiul nUiiruov for ClneJ:-
iiiiiiih. aoiuitv hv tliu Kluto Inud lionnl
vcMlerdny. Il mieceiMlH A tiller A.
Iliiuick, 'wlio.iu (left III occur led lust
woek." ,j ; Svluiidivt wiw :n im-iulivr of
tho lioau nt the recent M'hshjii. .
fluffcrwl for VlKht Yonm '
I Ulinumotlo palm, lumo buck, sore
miiKcIca and titlff Joints niot fre-
nuontly can bo traced to ovorworkod
wonk pr dlnordoroU kldneya. Daisy
Hell, H. F. v. 3, uox sn, HUYnnuiui,
(In., trrltoa: "I wan mirroring for
eight yonm from pain In. tho back
and could not do any of my work, but
alnco t hnvo tnkon Foley Kldnoy Pills
I can do all of my work." Foloy Kill
noy 1lll hnvo ittvon relief to tliou-
snnda who aufforod from kldnoy or
bladder troiihlo. Try thoru. For
mile by Medford Phnrmnay. -
GRANDMA USED SAGE
. 'TEA TOJABKEN HAIR
She ; mixed Sulphur with It to
JKCstore wOtor, utoss,
.Youthfulness.
Common Riirdon mijo broweil Into ti
heavy ton with . aulphup nddod, will
a , . . . .1 ,.,.1.,! l,lt
turn KTrty, niruunvi u ......
beniitlfully dark and luxuriant. Jut
n low applications wm imuvu u. iuvhim
tlon If your hair la fndlnR, atroalcod o
Bray.- Mixing tho Bgo Ton and Sul
phur recipe at homo, tltoiwh, la trou-
bottlo of Wyoth'e Bngo and Hulphur
Compound at aiut drug atore all roady
(or uo. ThlB la tho old-tlmo roolpo
Improved by the addition of othor In
ercdlonts. i .
. whllo wlopy, nrny, fadod hair la not
youthful nppoaranoo and attractive-
noun, uy uiirHuiiiiiH ywui mm
Wyoth'a Rngo and Bulphur Compound,
no one can toll, boeauao It doee It ao
naturally, ao ovonly. You Jimt dampen
n Bponno or eoft brunh with It and
draw this through your hair, taking
tine email etrand at a time; By morning
i ... l , 1. i , n , tun minnpAn. nnil.
ii amy nuu .
ndor another application or two, your
oair oocomcH iioiluiuuhi
B0(t and luxuriant.' I . t
m t.n nVn.,vnllnll Id n llflllffhtflll tollOt
rnqiilalto and la not Intended for the
cure, miugailOB or yrevvuuuu vi, ui-
mm rntinu
MILDEST WINTER
0 ON RECORD SINCE.
WINTER OE '89-1
WASIIINdTON'. Mmvli ? f.p-Tliew;
iviim iiiore " i.ii.iHliim, nnii Ihhk . hhow
lliroimliont inohi of :li I'yiteil Kliiliw
tluriiiif Ilia wiiiler Iiih; miNHcil tliiin
over hi'l'ore in t Ik' mciiiorv of llio nri'-
cnl vciieriiliiin. In onlv one Mccl on
(it1 llio eoiinlrv-- llio nlntiMiit rciiou-r-
WIin I Int uenlher Ki'Verw mii) there low
leiHiioriitiirc iveorili were e(!iili!ilt
et, Himw iiill:nu in November in Ills'
nliiteiiii region reruuiiivd llircuulioiit
I Ik H'hilel'. ' ' ' i , ,
lOvorvwIicri! emt reunrU aliow nrf
cii tit ti I ion wiii ho liw-ti t uml tli tem
iiehiluni mi hiuh Unit hiiiiw hIiivciI on
tile croilliil h oulv II fvw iHiilnted ill-
(illlliecH liuuu lluin ii dnv ot two. Tum
imnilureM worn from f In JU ilourvua
nhrtve noriiiiil nver virlmillv tho en
lir com 1 1 rv. ; '
DoriiiK llii- i'uimI uinler the com-
Ii'iiinli of lii'lil miiiiw nrecinilulion
nml li'i'li leiiiueriitiiri'H huvn renill-
eil iji the niiiid mill Htunlv irrowlli of
I'ri'niH. ,
llm iee eenn iiiuieiir lo liuvo linen'
IIki only one lo rlil'I'er bociiUHC. of the
mililnCMH of Hie wiiiler.
Iturenn HtntiKlicM nhow ' Uml the
rnllier venernl mil ion lliut Ibft unit
winter netiiiillv wmt I lie inil(lot ever
known, iiiNleml of meri'le one of the
n'll'iest. m iirrnneoiii. The wuilor of
187."i-7(l was, fon,iileriililv wnrnwr.
hi wiih the winter (if 1H77-7K. The
wJnier of 1HH1-H'.' wn uhniit like Ibut
l"t ie't nnd iii lS.'t-fi0 it wiih con-
"iileniblv wnrninr in lli.ii icetiiiii mini
of thn MUKiwHitini nver, Tho winter
of lmi'i.tlll fll ,.Miil' t-lmrt of beimr
alt mild iii lltiii of 1'ilH-lll
UN'S LEAGUE
l'OllTI-.Nn. Mar. 23 O. H. I'roa-
ton. ecretury-treaaurer of tho I'ort-
luud local of the Commercial Telegra
pher.' t" ii ton of America, yesterday
receh'od a letter from Henator .Mc
Nary of Orocon, Vicknowlodglng the
unlon'n renolullon - regarding the
I.MIKU0 of Nutlom. Tho unnnlor until:
"1 think everyone, capuhla of con
nected thought, la opposed to wura
and tho wnnto, eruoltloa and hnrrora
atteudiuit thoroto, nnd la looking for
tho formation of aomo human Inntl
l ii Hon which will prevent tho repeti
tion of tho horrlhla conflict through
which we have Juat emerged. '
"In my opinion, tho luuRungo con
tained In the proponed conntiliitlon
iboulil, In aomo lnetancoa, bo clarl
fled and aomo amendment mndo
that will romove aomo of Ita Imper
fuctloiiK, therohy protecting the rlghta
of American sovereignty. I hnvo no
doubt that noino loague will bo form
ed nnd a eonetltiillon adopted which
will ho acceptaldo to tho people of tho
imiloin and which will prevent fu
ture wars nnd further democratize
and aplrllunllto tho races of man
kind." i -. '
STQRRS IN CELL
' SI'ATTI.K, Murch- 25. II. M.
Storrrt loclnv oeeupicil n cell in the
Okunok'iiti count v imil churucd with
iilidiictini; MVj (tiitli OiirriHiui. IS.
ttho eonfcHsed nhe . itoisoned Mrs.
Sliirr, her rival for Slnrr'8 love.
X (liniuiteh lo the Ktvuttlo Times
said uhoiit 1 0(1 Okiinnu'im rexidcnlK
ivcro lit the depot when Slorrs arrived
Inst nk'lit from Seattle in eiiKtodv of
Sheriff Ilurrv E. Stark. Nono poke
lo him, iiltliouuh moKt of them knew
Storra when ho worked in an Oknno
irnn viirtmo nnd nil thouulit Mis Ont
rison was Mm. Slorrs.
Miss (lnrrison, neinir n elinrga of
murder, wus stilt confined in the conn
Iv detention home. Sho will uppctir in
court Into this week to plcud. '
jv,? llutter
fORTl'AND, March 25. Butter
steady, '; City erenmory prints, extras
box' lota dflSfOlc; enrtons 01Vh02c;
hnlf boxes liuir cent more; less than
hult boxoa ono eont moro. Buying
prlfco hnttorrnt; country, 02(!3o;
cuho extras GOo. , , . '
' 1 - Vn , ; ' '.', i ;
IPOIITI'AND, Mur. 25. EggS-r-Solllng
price,. U80 count 39V4o; buy
ing pi'leo, ;i!)cr soiling price, candled,
40Mi); soloctod cnmllod In cartons,
4:ie, ' -: :' ' ' ':
Livestock ' ' i
: POHTI-AN1), March - 2B.-iCiittlo
stondy; rocolpts SG. 8toors, host $13
fflil4; good to cholco $11.50012.50;
medium to good $1011; fair to
good $ Oft) 1,0; common to fulr $8
9; good to eholco cows and holfors,
Jtn.fiOilf 12.25; modlum to good ?V
ft) 8; fulr to medium ?5 ((,(!; vnnnara
3.ri0ftf'4.ri(l; bulls $0J8.fiO; cnlvos
jn.no w .1 :i . f 0 ; stockors und feodora
$7 ft' 10.
1 logs firm; rocolpta 178. Prime
mlxod $18.05 it 111; medium mixed
MIRY'FAVORS
m,r.ii lS,7.'i rough Imavlca $ I tl.no
(417.51); uln , lii'H7.(i; hulk
;s,7B4 lit.
Hheop ntondy; rccelpla none; prime
luiuba 10 it 17; fair to medluui 111
ftl'lfi; yi.urlliiii) llHtlL'; wotlium
t'(H; ewua ,D4; 10.&0.
EAGLE PO IN F EAG LETS
Hv A. C, Ilowlott,
I. list Wodnondiiy uftenioon John
llutler, one of our promising young
nion, wus u buluwi caller uud re
t orts that his brother Junius, who Is
lit tho iiuvnl nervine, bus, come homo'
on u sick leave if ubneuea,. Ho Is
purtlully purulyzou but is still held In
tho service, un It Is contrary to (ho
rules of the nuvul service lo dlschargo
a mun unlees he Is us well us hi wu
when ho onlurud lial service, unless
lib wiih' wounded or Otherwise dis
abled In action. '
1 I., II. Van Morn, a mining man and
his wife, from Jacksonville, came In
WniliiixKluy evening and took, a room
uml huvo remained hero up to this
writing; They huvo not revealed their
Intentions, but are simply enjoying
our bountiful cllinnlo uml surround
ings. , '
Mr, and Mrs; Arcbnhln of Urowns
boro, were hero doing' business with
tho Von dor llullen Hwd, Co, Thurs
day luornliiK,
Mrs. Bnuipln,.wlfo of tho superin
tendent of- the Allvlsta orchard, came
In with one of tho hlrod men Thurs
day morning nnd whllo Mrs; Hum pie
was uttendlng lo her business at Geo.
Drown & Hons' storo tho driver at
tempted to turn the team of mules
around, they commenced to back and.
tho driver being uniiMiualiilod with
tuul kind of work didn't know how to
tnunngo them and tho result vita li
hud a little suianh-up and W. L.
Chlldreth, our blncksnittb and, wagon
maker, or rntber repairer, had a Job
ropulrlng Iho break. Thcro was no
ono to blumo as tho mnn knew noth
ing about handling 'mules. Mrs.
Kutnplo look the lines nnd drovo
homo without any trouble. There Is
nothing Ilka a person being to adapt
themselvm to meet" any emergency.
Kmmett Ileeson of Talent, camo In
Wednesday evening nnd spent the
night. 1Ie was hero to take a small
bunch of cut lie homo that he had
hero.
J. F. True of .Modford, enmo over
Thursday to work helping to frame
tho Umbers at the old P. & K. depot
for tho (lumo across I.aWo -creek.
There aro now three men working
on tho Job, C. J. Kafor, t. U. Patrick
uml Mr. True, and thoy are all room
ing and bnurdlng at tha Suunyslde.
8. 8. Kngles of Prospect, Hod Blan
ket ranch, was hero for dinner Thura
duy, nnd so was A. 8. Hilton, tho me
ter reader (or the ColKornln-Orogon
Power company, who was here on his
regulur round Thursday and dined
with us. " . '"i -' -
N. K. SlUBsor, our barber, has his
machinery In operation and Is now
cutting nnd polishing agates. -
Bpeaklng of agates brings to my
mind tho fuel that In my letter of the
1Mb. I slnted that Mr. Hosier of Ash
land, had been bore and that ho had
gathered qulto a quantity of tino
speciinouts of Agates, but tho printer
hud tho name Senior Instead of Hos
ier. Another mlstnko In the sumo
lottor was Iho nnmo of Clarence Bu.r
not't was put In when It should have
been Cluronce Itoblnott.
The Jackson County Creamery and
the Independent Creamery trucks are
making their regular trips out here
now and our ronds have dried up and
been worked so that they aro qulto
docenl now. '
J. M. Wllfrcy, ono ot our leading
orchnrdtsts was In tcwn Thursday
and spoke very encouragingly of his
prospect for a bountiful crop of fruit
llis year. When askod how ho was
going to get all of his fruit to market
now that tho P. & K. Is suspended, ho
simply said "Taka It on trucks," so
tho reader will bcb that the orchar
dlsta are to a groat extent Indepen
dent of the' rullrond.
Mr. mid Mrs. Henson of Drowns
horo, were 'business callers Thurs
day. Friday morning your Eante Point
correspondent took a trip to Modford
to consult Dr. J. J, Kinmona with re
gard to his eyes and -f tho glasses
ho hns ordorod for mo prove to be as
good as tho ones ho used In testing
my 'eyes I hope that I will not he
troubled no much In trying to rccog
nlxa my acquaintances and then per
haps 1 will nut be under tho neces
sity ot askjng so many porsons their
mimes. .
' Whllo I was In Modford I mot
quite a number of old friends, among
whom was our old frtem: nnd fellow
pioneer of Jnokson county, J, S. How
ard, and was surprised' and ' grieved
FOR L
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly It Relieyea
You Just rub Musterole In briskly, and
usually the pain ia none a delicious.
soothing comfort comes to take its place.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustnrd. Use it instead
of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief it
gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup,
stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and
aches of the back or Joints, sprains, sore
muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet,
colds of the chest (it often prevents
pneumonia). Always dependable.
JO and 60c Jars; hospital size $2,501
to seu ti I in su helpless mt fur as bis
propelling; power. Is concerned, - J ulso
met '.Mr. and Mrs. .Iirhu (ireb uml
daughter Mlxs Krunces unison John
who relumed from France a short
time uga, und wus gluil to bee him
ullva and well, for the reader will re
member that ho wu reported on the
cusualty list. - ' ' .
School Superintendent O. W, Ager
come In Krlday uftenioon and visited
our school und spent tho night with
us und this Huturduy morning opened
the local touchers Institute at 10:jO
with the following teuchers respond
ing to the roll cull: Miss Hazel Wiley
of Antelope school. Miss Kthel Free
man of tlliltto Creek, Miss Olive Kirk
Of rtoguelunil, Miss Julia Hldley of
l.nke Crock, Miss Frances Oreo of
Hrownsburo, Mlns Margaret llum
mond of Kneso Crock, Miss Florence
Lansing, Miss 1'lna Flenedlct and of
course Prlnclpul K. N. DeardorfC of
Englo Point, nnd Prof. It. K. Morris,
school supervisor. The exercises wero
opened by. singing und then there
wus a discussion on the bust plan to
muke up work. Prof. l)curdorffgave
US a lengthy talk giving his Ideas us
to the best plun to follow so us to
make up for tho lost time during the
past winter and he was followed by
Miss Jullu 8Idloy giving Some very
good suggestions. ;
Tho next subject wus tho Standard
School, with Bupt. Ager as leader,
tie explained what wus mount by a
slandurA school und then gave us
come very Interesting thoughts on
Iho subject. Ho wus followed by
Mrs. I-. K. Ilauk, ono of the diroctors
til which she guvo a brief history of
our school during tho almost nine
years sho has been connected with It
as a member ot tho school board,
snowing soni.o of the difficulties she
boa labored under during tHoso years,
the struggle she hud to procure small
appropriations for the improvement
of school grounds so us to interest
tbo larger boys and girls so as to
have them take part In the plays In
stead of standing In little groups and
Indulging lit quostlonablo onversa
tlon. Hbo also gave us some fine
suggestions with regard to the best
way to Interest the children In their
studlea and encourage them In their
work. ' -
We them adjourned for dinner at
tho Sunnyslda, and after lunch we ret
urned to the schoolhouso nnd spent
a short time In a social wuy. Miss
Benedict being leader, nnd the next
thing on the program was the ques
tloiwbox. Prof. Morris, leader. There
wero many questions asked and an
swered but owing to my trouble In
hearing there was a great deal said
that 1 did not understand.
We then had a duet by MIss'Lan-
Blng and Mrs. Royal Brown. The
next was standard tests and compila
tion of records about Eagle Point.
This was confined to tho teachers
'und so I rotlred as I wanted to get
this lottor oft by Monday morning's
mull.' v .-j, - ' .,' ' ,'. r : .'
i The whole proceedings, was well
conducted and we aro hoping that
our school Superintendent will ar
range to have another local Institute
this coming season. .
URGE WITHDRAWAL OF
TROOPS FROM RUSSIA
H'ARIS. March 24. Mnrecl Cnciiiu
nnd l'uui tnffon.t. tiocinlit depuUes.
made u vigorous nttnek todnv on the
aovernnient's policy toward Russia
und jinred Hie withdrawal of French
trmmtt from that eminlrv. Tiio Gov
ernment U expected Ho rcnlv tomor
row. . ,
Are used to flavor one
Jifiy-Jcll dessert. The juice
is condensed and sealed its,
a vial.
This is one ot our best
fruit flavors. Compare it
with tho old-style quick
gelatine desserts. . . . '
JO Flavors, ot Your GroeerV '
J? Packages for SS Conf ' -t
BROWN &.WHITE
Real Estate, insurance. Rentals
10 South Fir St.
, IS 'acres on Paolflo highway, 4
acres In alfalfa, 9 in wheat, good
houses, granory, a fine property and
worth, tho price of $6,500,00.
. 20 acre' chicken ranch one-half
mile from Pacific hlRhwny; good im
provements. Price $2750.00.
40 acre hill ranch, well improved,
close in, good water, 20 under culti
vation and hns open range adjoining.
Price $2000.00.
A splendid boarding' or . rooming
house, stoam boat, hot and cold water
in every room, fine looatlon, furnish
ed complete, at a price which Is ridic
ulously low. Also some , speolnlly
good bargains In 'city homes, stock
65 Loganberries
oau nay rancuos, , v .
CLASSIFIEDADVERTISEMENTS
1 r .iii , I --i : M ' .- . j..' njii-yT,'
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
' Apply Cream in Nostrils To
j Open Up Air Passages.
Ahl What relied Your clogged nos
trlls open right up, the sir pannages '
your head are clear and you can breathe
(roely. Ko more hawking, snuffling,
morons discharge, headache, dryness no
itruggling for breath at night, your cold
ar catarrh Is gone.
: Lkta't stay stuffed up I Oct a small
bottle of Kly's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic creom in your nos
trils, let it penetrate through every air
passage of thn heed; soothe and heal
the swollen, Inflamed mucous membrane,
(riving you instant relief, ? Kly's Cream
Balm is Just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer has been seeking. U's
just splendid. ,
- i Ordinance Ko. 073
An Ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 133, of the City of Modford, in
tha mutter of re-estebllshing fire lim
its of said City.-
The City of Medford c'oth ordain as
follows; : - -
r Section 1. That section 1 of Ordi
nance No. 133. entitled "An Ordi
nance to provide for tho prevention
of fires and .the protection of persons
and property endangered thereby; to
regulate the construction, alteration
and repair of buildings and to estab
lish fire limits in the City of Med
ford, Oregon." be, and the same ia
hereby, amended so as to read aa fol
lows: "Section 1. That all that part of
the City of Medford, Oregon, situat
ed, lying and being withjn the follow.
Ing boundaries, to"-wit: Commencing
at the center of the intersection of
West Main streets and Oakdale ave
nue, and running thence northerly
along the renter line of Oakdale
Avenue to the Intersection of the cen
ter line of West Fifth street: thence
easterly along the center line of West
Fifth street to the center line of
North Fir . street; thence northerly
along the center line of North Fir
street to the center line of West
Fourth street; thence easterly along
the center line of Fourth street tp the
center line of North Bartiett street:
thence southerly along the center
line of North Bartiett street to the
center line of East Fifth street;
thence easterly along the center line
of Kust Fifth und said center line ex
tended to Its intersection with the
center of Bear Creek; thence south
erly along that center of Bear Creek
to Its Intersection with the extension
of the center lino ot East Ninth
street; thence westerly along . the
center line of East Ninth street to
the center ot tho Southern PacKie
main; line track; thence northerly
along center ot'' Southern Pacific
track to the center line- of Eighth
street; thence westerly along the cen
ter line ot Eighth street to the center
line of South Fir street; thence
southerly along the center line of
South Fir street to the center line or
West Ninth street: thence westerly
along the center line of West fXlnth
street to the center line of South
Oakdale avenue; thenee northerly
along the Center line of South Oak
dale. to the place of-beginning, all
according to the duly recorded map
and plat ot said city, be. and tho same
Is hereby, declared to be within the
fire limits of said city.1'
Section 2. . All . Ordinances and
parts pf Ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed. ,
Passed by the City Council of the
City,, ot Medford, this 18th day of
March, 1919, by the following vote:
Emmens, "aye"; Ciaddis, absent;
Keene, "no"; Carkin, "aye"; Dress
lorr '-ayev'! Hargrave, "aye".
Approved this 18th day of March,
1919. i ., . . , C. E. GATES, ,
(SEAL). " ' . Mayor.
Attest: M. L. ALFOUD,
. , v City Recorder.
Advertising Rales
' Classified One cent a word.
Locals Ten cets a line, ' -
; Legal Five cents a line. ? v,
Displdy 25 conta an Inch, v '
Contract rates on application.
HELP W A NTE 1 M A LB.
WANTED Bus boy. Hotel Medford.
'Please call, don't phoue. ,
WANTED Men to cut wood . and
clear land. Webster Ranch.
' Phone 685-J3. ' 326
WA!iyr 19CELIiANEOU8 ,
WANTED To buy 50 to lOij head ot
feeder cattle. H. W. Bingham.
' ' Sfedford. ',. . a .. . , .
WANTED Turkey eggs for batch
!ng:' -2S-J3. 2
WANTED Lady's good bicycle. Box
88S. care Mail Tribune. - 314
WAJNTED To )uy three to ton-acre
,. tract, close to Contrnl Point; give
. prjee. Address C. S., 83U North
Central. .. 312
WA NTBD-r-We pay cash for Llborty
' bonds. Hale's 'Piano Mouse Inc.,
J. F. Halo, general manager.'
WANTED Information leading to
recovery of property taken from
- my house, R. R. 3, during January
-or February,-1919. $50.00 reward.
Hamilton Pntton. 312
WANTED Plain sswlnK for little
: folks. Call 45 North Bartiett. 314
WAIXTED To buy 50 to 100 head
. beet cattle. State full description
nnd price. Box iN, Mull Tribune.
WANTED Any kind cattio, stock or
'ueei. u. w. iung, mouiasuo,
Calif. ' 836
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 4SS-M or 488-X.
HEXP WATEJ) FKJtAJK
WANTKl) Olrl for goneral house
work. Mrs. A. ST. Stcnnett, phone
102-X.
WANTED Woman for general holMe
work on ranch. Two childfeii nnd
man In family. Itoute 2, Box
Medford. S'5
WANTED SITUATION.
WANTEIJ Kxpcrlenc.ed farm family
wnnts work on farm. V. S. Itich,
926 North Central, Medford. 211
FOB BKJIT HO08E.
FOIt RENT House for rent, 510
Bust Muln street, 10 rooms, one
aero ground, fruit, gurage for two
curs, good poultry house and yard.
. Inquire 819 Minnesota avenue, or
phono 149-L. 312
FOR RENT Five-room bungalow.
Oakdale district. Wanted to buy
pullets. Phone 842-R.
FOR RENT Several modern houses.
Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F.
H. Bldg. .
FOB SALE TLKAU E8TATX.
FOR SALE Nicely (urnished. six
room, bungalow, cheap. East side.
. Phone 929-W. 3U
FOR SALE OR TRADE A (Ine
stock ranch right In the heart of
the bunch grass In eastern Oregon.
Will trade for land around Apple-
. gate or Sams . Valley. Anybody
Interested write Mrs. R. E. Cav
. iness. 43 JNort Bartiett, Medford.
Oregon. , 314
FOR SALE Several good stock
ranches including cattle, horses,
farming implements, etc. If look,
ing (or a baVgaln and want to make
' some easy money, see T. C. Gaines,
Trail, Ore.- ' 325
FOR SALE Ninety acres with water
Blxty dollars per acre. Box 0,
Mall Tribune. 318
VOH SALE POULTRY AXD EGGK
iOR SALE Hatching eggs, S. C.
White Leghorns. Beat of winter
layers. $1.50 per setting of 15. $7
' in 100 lots. K.' Hammerbacher,
R. P. D. No. 2, Grants Pass, Ore.
- 334
FOR 9ALE A few settings of thoro-
bred Buff Rock eggs at $1.50 per
setting. Leave orders at once if
interested. Phone 66G-X. 313
FOR SALERhode Island Red
hatching eggs. Phone 370-W. 318
FOR S ALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE One mare, seven years
old. 1500 pounds. ; F. L. Caton
.1015 North Central. 1
FOR SALE Six registered Hereford
bulls. M. F. Hanley. :' 314
FOR SALE Ten milk cows, all Jer
sey; good young cows. D. M. Lowe,
Talent, Ore., phone 6-FI2, Talent.
310
FOR SALEl Ten dairy cows for sale
cheap. Webster Orchard lo.
571-J5. ' 314
FOR SALE! -.Pure bred Red Polled
bull calf, born October, 1918;.-(lne
youngster. Modoc Orchard or Pal
mer Investment Co., Medford, Ore.
FOR S ALE MISCELLANEOUS ,
FOR 6ALE Incubators. Inquire
Armstrong ranch, near reservoir.
. ,311
FOR SALE Washington hybrid
: seed wheat. Geo. Hilton. . 311
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay.
Phono 842-R.' ...
FOR SALE One Fairbanks Morse
6 b. p. gasoline engine; one 3M;
centrifngal pump. All as good as
new, for $225. J. P. Hoaglund, on
. Scenic avenue, tVi miles north ot
Central Point. Phone 141. 313
FOR SALE A bargain; smudge oil,
tank, smudge pots, wagon tank;
also will buy hor3o to match my
bay. John Cameron, Phone 11-X,
Central Point, R. F. D. No. 2. 313
FOR SALE1 First-class potatoes at
$1.50 per hundred; also white
beans at 7e per pound. Leave or
- dors phone 720. 313
FOR- SALE Onion seed, Yellow
Globe Danvers. $1.25 per lb. Box
312, Central Point, phone 36xx2.
. . , 312
FOR SALE Light auto truck, 1000
lbs. capacity, price $200. Phone
857-M. 312
FOR SALE Rotten cow manure.
Phone 452-Y, Hoover's Dairy. v
FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedi
ment. Plowing done. Phone 912-J.
FOR SALE Splendid beardless seed
bnrley. Lee Watkins & Co., Feed
Store. ' :
FOR SALE About five tons freshly
dug stock carrots, s Modoc Orchard.
Phone meal hours.
FOR SALE Fine quality hay $25.00
per ton. Modoo Orchard. Phone
Central Point nt meal hours. ;
FOR SALE Strictly . fancy alfalfa
seed, sweet clover and other grass
soeda. Nltro-cultures. Ralph
Elden, Medford.
FOR SALE-!-Singor sewing machines
on easy terms. Cleaning and re
pairing ot all machines a specialty.
215 South Central avenue, phone
903-R. C. A. Chapman. 317
FOR SALE1 125 tons of alfalfa hay
all in good order. Will bale and
load on ear at Grenada for $21.00
per ton. G. Cuneo. Box 85, Gren
ada, Cal. . 315
FOR iiXC'HAJfCJE.
FOIt TRADE Hcuvy hack. In good
condition, for light one. 1). J Hp
penstoel, R. F. I). 2, Medford. ' H
FOR RENT jnaCTEMiANEOUH.
FOR K2XT 20-acro runch for rent
cheap. One acre strawborrlos, llio
Tokay grapes. Dewberries, etc., six ,
acres under Water. Five-roomed
house, big barn and chicken coops.
Phone 1 2 5 or call at Jones Grocery,
2
TO LEASE For team work, small
tract garden land on highway;
plenty water - to irrigate; well
fonced. Route 2, Box 34u. M.
Brooks. . '. r . ; 314
FOR RENT Small foothills orchard.
Some grain land and pasture. Good
terms. 267 Federal Bldg. .
MO.VEX TO lOAlf
LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent in
terest, O. C. Boggs. '
LOANS City loans. Building ft Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate security, and will bny Lib
erty Bonds, j. xj, Andrews, No,
31 North Grape. Phone 53-M. 330
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attome7a
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Ballding. .
ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, 21S-14
Garnett-Curey Bldg. , . r - 319
A. E. REA.ME3, Lawyer, Garnett-
torey Buuaing.
An to Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. Wl
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-eqalpped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use onr spring
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon. .
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premise
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone 851-T. J.
- Y. Allen. . - - '
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. B M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention glyen
. to anything in Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into our simplified - accounting
method. M. F. & H. Building.
f ' Medford. Phone 167-R. -
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40
years 5H Money ready when
land is appraised and title ap
proved. E. H. Hurd, ecy-treas.
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford.
Investments
I
FARM LOAN BONDS, 4tt. tax
free, $35 to $1000. Can place
' loans $500 to $5000, first mort
gage, 6 to 8. E. H.Hurd, 213-14
Garnett-Corey Bldg. 312
Instruction In Mosle
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teaoher ot
piano and harmony. Halght Musis
Studio. 401 Garnett-Corey Bids
Phone 72.
Planing HfJQ
THOMAS MOFFAT General mil
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
. screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184. ":.;.,
. Physicians and Burgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD -Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130. .
DR. J. J. EMMENS-r-Physlclan and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glass sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M, F. ft H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 567.
DR. F. G. CARLOW .
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
4,16-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. -3
Phone 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
'Printers and Fubllaners ,.':''
MEDFOItlJ PRINTING CO, ' has" the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon, Book blading
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
' Fir St ' ' ;
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE) CO.
. Office 42 North Front St Phone
815. Prices right Service gur-
anteed.
INTERUilBAJt AUTOCAR CO. '
TIME CARD. , ,
Leave Medford for Ashland dally
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:16 s.
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 1:30,
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 ad .: p. ah -
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