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Herein are aiso rejiarvHu.
.Tho favorite knock this smiiiir for
men prominent and iniiiiinir more of
it than irooil for somebody else'.-
presidential uthhitLon.H, is to proclaim
him crazy. Last week, Washington.
I). ('., reiiort.s slated that l.con.'ii'l
Wood, wan thus afflicted, hwinu to
n chandelier fallini; on his head.
while in Cuba, years nun. Smh bein
the ouse it is hie.il time, anv number
of irenlh'men in tliu national cimilol
liiiil a brick house dropped on their
noo'dles.
rthriuors ol. rortlaiul in preparing
a list of "Dnn'ts" published in tho
Oreuoninn Handay, stai'tcd tiff with
tho following uniiccoHHiirv and irrovo-
liuit remark. "IJon't raise the price
of anvtluiiL'.
About the nnlv thinir this town
needs outside of another mirage, is
n Htreet named Broadway, ami :i
boulevard of some kind.
' Mlntriinonial victims for June have
commenced to hlossom in tliis vicinity.
' Complaint has been Tiled that .lack
licinpsev receives nioro money in n
year'-than n cabinet officer. Mr.
IlnnipKcv can knock a uian down
without mitkimr a mess of it.
Tho German workers arc a reason
able Int. Saturday they issued a
ninuifostn proiulsini; that everybody
turn in their nuns and o.iit I'iithtimr.
"but providinir Hint the workers be
allowed to retain their amis."
Congressman llawlev has . an
nounced his candidacy for re-election.
Mr. llawlev is like (leoriio Chambcr
laiii. Anybody can beat hint in the
spi-iDir. and nobody in the fall.
The, world could, find rest from
its turmoil and war and misery bv
following the. teachinus of the Bible,
or Prying loo. hut it would net none
of the present surplus crop of would
be leaders any political benefit.
Adoption of the Bible as the univer
sal Jaw would hriuif tho Utopia so
earnest I v sought, much ouicker Hum
dreamy ideals and half baked theor
ies, .Jjt would nlso do nwav with the
"present order" faster than the llol
hhovikis hope to. There is not uiuch
danger of. the above bappeninir. for
it would stop first the chief industry
of'niun; the pursuit of the dollar: and
secondly, it cnioius the lovimr of one
nnothcr, ijistuad of the skinning of
another, now so raiupaat in all sec
tions. Also, a citizen who proposed
to run on a ticket, with the Bible a
a platform would never get through
running.
The wife of Charlie Chaplin al"
leges that he acts in reul lito boui
M-s he does on the screen.
Card of Thanks
We wish to iliuiik our ninny friends
for their kindness during our recent
bereavement. Also for the beautiful
floral offerings and especially do we
wish to thank, tho ti. A. It. and thus
who HQ kindly offered tho sorvico of
their cars.
' MRS. K'M'MA ltOt'SSI'M
MR. & 'MRS. C.KO. AVKRIU,
MR. & MRS. C R. iiorssi'M
, , S. J. HOCSSCM
MR. & MRS. CHAS. llOCSSl'M
Jilt. & .MRS. H. II. llOl'SSCM
" ' MR ft .MRS. HARRY DAILY i;
Sure
Relief
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
RE LL-ANS
UrOR INDIGESTION
Ye Smudge Pot
--' Br Arthm Parry
THE WEATHER.
THE WEATHER is always a fruitful topic f you meci
Bill Jones on the street and don't know what else to
say, it is always safe to remark that it's a fine day.
bother it's fine or not makes little differcnee. Bill likt
to have the weather called to his attention.
The reason goes deep into the elemental basis of hu
man lite. Ihv scientists assure us that- the weather hits far
more, influence over civilization than politics. Politcs
merelv express national character, the weather creates it.
The hardihood :md resource
was not a product of the town meeting, but a product of
the cnniate. J. lie speedy liree.incss or the west was not pro
dticed by the invenfor of the initiative mid referendum, but
bv the weather man. '
Talking about the weather
ft.tr, ,-.,,..,:.,. i.,...,., :
Linn iLioiiiiiiK iiurauM: inert' i.mi I ililicil flMf 10 raiK aoiut.
The political catnjjain is over. (Jencral Vood has been
nominated and elected. We tire assured of. that from his
manager, and political talk from now until November is
going to be a waste of time. It usually is. But frequently
one is not aware of the fact until after election.
Moreover, the subject is timely because there is so
much weather just now in the south and middlewest. All
the telegraph wires not down are full of it. Tornadoes have
destroyed scores of lives and millions of dollars worth of
property. The truth of the assertion that climate has a
determining force on human life is this morning tragically
emphasized. . '
So at such a time, sympathy for the sufferers to the
east, can but, be tempered by grat itude to the weather man
for what lie is doing for the west. And it seems only fair
not to keep this good fortune secret. There are thousands
of men and women east of the Mississippi, who would like
to move to a tornadoless, blizzard less, below-zeroless land
if they knew where to find it.
Here it is. Therefore, one of the more important jobs
of the renewed Chamber of 'ommerce should be. the stimu
lation of conversation about, the weather. We repeat it
proceeds from a deep human instinct, and the present win
ter will enormously stimulate it. Let the conversation be
fed with facts.
A climatic survey of (lie logue Uiver Vallev properlv
and promptly distributed, would be a genuine' benefit to
all concerned. Let, the weather talk that goes to waste; be
harnessed to tho driving wheel of our constructi ve development.
The casualty lists ft om Germany recently have for some
reason failed to arouse much local appreidiension.
To hear some of the knockers talk, any man who strikes
oil should be arrested for assault and battery.
R.pplingRhijmGS
Wslt
BACK TO
y V' WONT get back to normal ways until we've.
had' some rainy days. So, long as roubles grow
on trees, and greenbacks wave in every breeze, we'll
hit high places and repeat, and scorch' the length of
.Easy street. We can't be prudent while the rest are
blowing money galley west. It's epidemic, like the flu,
this gorgeous spendthrift howdydo. Some day ;i panic,
large-ami pale, with four white feet and braided tail,
will, land upon us while we spend, and to our orgy put:
an end. Then you will see men out of jobs, and you
will hear the housewife's sobs; and you will mark 'the
loan sharks thrive, while others scarce can keep alive.
Then we'll quit blowing useful coin for eauvasback ami
tenderloin, and thank our gods if we've the price of
wholesale liver off the ice. And we'll cut out the siik
attire, the princely tips, the chauffeur's hire, and all
the costly pomp and vain, anil demonstrate that, we arc
sane. Then every sad and chastened gent will ponder
ere he spends a cent, and figure for a wcarv time befoie
he cuts loose from it dime.
Tribune's Daily
Health Hint
Ily Harriet Bocwlg.
A famous sluger gave this bit of
advlcu to beginners: A bright smile
and a relaxed band. This la not a
sermon on singing; but tho same
rules will carry any of us thru the
day hcltiM' than tho atiiiudu we arc
apt to assume. The singer meaat
that a siallo relaxes the throat audjndagc that every lit I to bit added to
cnlargest the mouth cavity; and the I what we've got makes just a little bit
relaxed hand relaxes Iho chest and
makes breathing easier. Why not
aiako breathing easier for ourselves
at alt times?
And the smite Is nt only psycho
logical. Wo have aa unhappy way of
puckering up our faces whenever wo
thing, which not only Invites wrinkles
but puis our racial nerves on u strain
that communicates itself to the rest
of us. Strain is indeed one of our
great sins. More energy Is lost strain
ing conlractlng muscles that arc!
not working, working muscles thai
aro not doing anything, meeting sit
uations that will never exist, worry
ing that some of us put Into good,
legitimate work. So the hackneyed
command to smile thai greets us
fri.in office walls. Is more than a sen
timentality, ft Is advice to save our
energy, muscular aud nervous, thai
energy that we are forever mourning
as Insufficient and that we are for
ever spending foolishly as if it were
lite rhcapc! thing we have.
The Kuropcaits tell us we lack
of the New England Yankee
is particular! v atnroiriato
u i. .1.... j. ii i
Mason
NORMAL.
poise.
Let us cultivate more placid
It. v.
This need not imply less enthu
siasm, uor does it by nay means mean
coolness towurd our neighbor. Oa
too contrary, i lie cheerily relaxed
lace ni.t I ho smile of a chossy-cat
is an invitation to all who see. It
will make friends. And you have no
idea how much belter one can think
when here Is no scowl on the rase.
It is the snauhes of relaxation be
tween exertions that give us a fund
of energy. All the chances we have
to rest tho brief, truly carrv out the
what we ve got makes just a little bit
more L'f nervous energy
Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets . A
If your skin is yellow complexion
pallid tongue coatedappetite poor
you have a txid taste in your mouth
a lazv. no-trooil fvelins you should
take Olive Tablets.
l'r. Edwards' Olive Tablets a sub
stitute tor calomel were prepared hy
Lr. Kdwards alter 17 years of studv.
IJr.Kdwanls'OliveTabletsarea purely
vcJftablecompoundinixedwitJioliveoil.
Vol! w ill know them by their olive color.
To havea clear, pink skin, hright eves,
no pimples, a feeling ol buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at thecause.
Dr. Edwards' (tivr Tablets act on
tlie liver ami bowels like calomel yet
have no datiircrotts alter clivers.
They start the Ink; and overcome con
stipation. Millions of boxes me sold
aunuallv at 10c and 2.V. Take one or
(M onightlyaad mile the pk.'asi!ii! rcsulb.
FORCED 10 QUIT
"I was forced to Kive ud my mining
business and move to l.os Angeles
rt !"" th. l 7."""?
I am going back a welt man." said
William H. Hart, who owu the Vin-
dicator-Dlvldo mine In Tonopah, Ne
vada.
"For nine years," he continued, "l
suffered terribly, from Indigestion,
my appetite was poor and everything
t ate would cauHe so much.gaa in my
stomach that I would be drawn al
most double with pain. I got so ner
vous I couldn't write a letter and
even the wind 'blowing around the
house at night would upset me so I
cculiln't sleep. 1 lost forty pounds In
weight and finally had such bad at
tacks that I couldn't stay on the job
another day. 1 just gave up uad came
out hero, but tho change, like ull the
treatments I hud taken, seemed to do
me no good at all.
"One day a friend recommended
Sanlnc to mo and I will never be able
to thank him enough, for now after
taking four bottles I feel like a new
man. 1 eat three hearty meals a day,
my nerves aro as steady as a rock, I
sleep like it child at night and I am
going back to my mines feeling fit
and fine In every way. I am glad to
have a chance to tell other people
what a great medicine Tanlac is."
Tanlac Is sold in Medford by West
Side Pharmacy, and by leading drug
gists In every town. Adv.
In Iho Mailer of I lie Kvclusion of
t'ei'talii LaiidH From the Medford
Irrigation District
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCURS':
You are hereby notified that, on tho
2111b day of March, 1920, Ktta Cole
man filed her petition with the board
of Directors of Medford Irrigation
District, praying that the following
land of tho petitioner lying within
said District be excluded therefrom,
that Is to say:
Land In Sections ."!. in. 4, !. Town
ship :)S, Raago 1 West, Deed Records
Vol. 2ii, page SUM, Lots 5, ti, 7, Fart
Lot 4 in D. L. C. Nt. s:!, being 24",. 7S
acres. Of this amount tho following
tracts are to be ratuined within the
District, 2 0 acres of Hear Creek .Bot
tom west of the County Road; 15
acres east or tho barn and 5 acres
adjoining the house on the south.
.Medford Irrigation District Plat -No.
033 U.
And further praying that the Board
of Directors of said District make and
file an order excluding said lands
from tho .Medford Irrigation District.
All persons Interested In, or. who
may be affected by the change of the
boundaries of said District, are here
by notified to appear at the office ol
tho Board of Directors of Medford
Irrigation District, in tho Medfird
Furniture & Hardware Building, on
North Centrul Avenue, in the City of
Medfonl, Oregon, on the lith day of
April; 1 920, at ten o'clock in tho
forenoon of that day, and then and
there to show causo In writing. If any
they have, why the change of the
boundaries of said District as pro
posed In said petition should not be
made.
Dated March 20th, 1920.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEDFORD IRRIGATION' DISTRICT.
Uty: E. M. WIUSON". Secretary.
In the Matter of tho Ex-clusion ol
. Certain lentils From (he Medford
Irrigation District
TO WHOM IT MAY COlNCERN:
You are hereby notified that on the
lath day of March. 1920, E. ti. Coin
man filed his petition with the Board
of Directors of iMcdford 'Irrigation
District, praying that the following
land of tho petitioner lying within
said District bo exvludcd therefrom
that Is to say:
Lots lNo. 12, 13, 14 in Hlldah Ccl-
ver, I). L. C. No. 4 2, containing .13
acres each, or tr acres in all and be
ing In Section 10, Township 38 South.
Rungo 1 West of tho Willamette
Meridian, lining District Plat No. 87 4,
07.1 and (I7fi.
And further praying that the Board
of Directors of said District make and
file an order excluding said lands
from the Medford Irrigation District.
All persons interested In. or who
may be affected hy the change uf the
boundaries of said District, are here
by notified to appear at the office of
the 'Hoard of Directors of Medford
Irrigation District, in the Medford
Furniture & Hardware Building, on
North Central Avenue, in the City ot
Medford. Oregon, on the lith day of
April, 1920, at ten o'clock In the fore
noon of that day, and then and there
to show causo in writing, if any they
have, why the chango of the boun
daries of said District as proposeil in
said petition should not be made.
Dated March 211th. 1920.
HOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEDFORD 11IUK1ATION DISTRICT.
IBy: E. M. WILSON, Secretary.
In the Matter of the Exclusion ol
Certain litnls From the Medford
Irrigation District
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that oa the
19th day t.f March. 1920, Delia
Nunan filed her petition with the
Board of Directors of Medfonl Irri
gation District, praying that the fol
lowing land of the petitioner lying
within said District be excluded there
from. Hint is to say:
The whole i-act. lyina; In Sections
33 and 2s. Township 37 South. Range
pst. of the Willamette Meridian
In Jaokson County. Oregon. Deed
Records Vol. P C, page 3 11. Vol. 2 9.
page 309: In K.isl half ( E 's I Section
:!.'!. In South 'j 2S; all that portion
lying north of the Medford Coast
Ituilroad right of way; all that por
tion lying south of the said right of
way excepting sixteen t Hi I acres ly
ing immediately si.uth of the Medford
Coast Railroad right f way. Med
ford Irrigation District Plat No. 4 'J ti.
in all 39 acres to be excluded.
And further praying that the Board
of Directors of said District make nad
file an order excluding said land
from tho Medfonl Irrigation District.
All persons interested in, or who
t
may be affected liy the change of the
boundaries ef said District, are here
by notified to appear at the ottiea of.
the board of Directors of Aledlord
lrriffrinn THl-ri-f in h "lw!frd
Furniture & Hardware Building, on!1" Matter of the Kvclusion ol
North Central Avenue, in the City of j Certain l-aiult. From the .Medlonl
Bedford, on the fith dav of April. Irrigation District
1920. at ten o'clock In the fr.venooul TO WHOM IT MAY t'OM'lvRN:
of that day, anil then and there tol Yon ore horeby notified that on the
show cause in writing, if anv they 2 0 1 h day of March. 1920, C. M. Pheis
have, why the cbanse of the botin-l'er filed his petition with the Hoard
darles of said District as uroDoserl in!"' Directors of Medfonl Irrigation
sa'd Petition should not be made.
HatBOAUDhorVE(6RS
MEDKOKD lKRICiATKXV DISTRICT
iBy: E. M. WILSON', Secretary.
In tho Matter of the F.xclusfon ol
Certain Uuuls From the .Medford
Irrigation District
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
You are hereby notified that on the
lth day of- March. 192D, H. Bolle
Loomis filed her petition with the
Beard of Directors of Medford Irriga
tion District, praying that tho follow
ing land of the petitioner lying with
in said District be excluded there
from, that Is to say:
Land in Sections 1", and 22, Town
ship 37, Range 2. Deed Records Vol.
&9, pago fi5, Medford Irrigation Dis
trict Plat 'No. 102, containing Hi
acres.
And further praying that the Board
of Directors of said District make and
file an order excluding said lauds
from the Medford Irrigation District.
All persons interested in, or who
may be affected by the change of the
boundaries of said District, are here
by notified to appear at the office of
the Board of Directors of- Medford
Irrigation District, in the Medford
Furniture & Hardware Building, on
North Central Avenue, in tho City of
Medford, Oregon, on tho tlth day of
April, 1920, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, and then and there
to show cause in writing, if any they
have, why the change of the boun
daries of said District, as proposed in
said petition should not be made.
Dated March 20th, 1920.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEDFORD IRRK1ATION DISTRICT.
iBy: E. M. WILSON, Secretary.
In the Matter of the Exclusion of
Certain Ijtnds From the Medfonl
Irrigation I list Her.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that oa the
19th day of .March. 1920, ti. M.
I .coin Is filed his petition with the
Hoard of Directors of Medford Irriga
tion District, praying that the follow
ing land of the petitioner lying within
said District be excluded therefrom,
that is to say:
Land In Sections in and 22, Town
ship 37, Range 2, Deed Records Vol.
114, pago 124, Medford Irrigation
District Plat Xo. 100, containing 10
acres.
And further praying that the Btartj
of Directors of said District make aad
file an order excluding said lands
from the Medford Irrigation District.
All persons interested in, or who
may be arfegted by the change of the
boundaries of said District, are here
by notified to appear at the office of
the Hoard of Directors cf Medford
Irrigation District, In the Medford
Furniture ft .Hardware Building, on
North Central Aveaue, in the City of
Medford, Oregon, on the Oth day of
April, 1920, at ten o'clock In the fore
noon of thut .day, and theu and there
to show cause in writing, if any they
have, why tho change cf the boun
daries of said District as proposed
in said petition should not be made.
Dated .March 20th, 1920.
HOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEDFORD IRRIC.ATION DISTRICT
IBy: E. M. WILSON, Secrutarv.
In the Matter of tho Exclusion ot
. Certain Lands From the Medfonl
Irrigation Disirict
TO WHOM IT .MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that on tho
2nd day of March, 1920, D. V. Turner
filed his petition with the Board of
Directors of .Medford Irrlgutlci Dis
trict, praying that the following land
of the petitioner lying within said
District bo excluded therefrom, that
Is to say:
That pertain tract of land designat
ed on the official plat of the Medford
Irrigation District as tract .o. 317
being further described in deed rec
ords of Jackson County. Oregon, Vol.
45, pago 279, containing IS acres of
land.
And furt tier praying that the Board
of Directors of said District make and
file an order excluding said lands
from the Medford Irrigation District.
All persons Interested in, or who
may be affected by the change of the
boundaries ot said District, are here
hy nctified to appear at the office of
the Board of Directors ot Mediord
Irrigation District, In the Medford
Furniture ft Hardware Building, on
North Central Aveaue, in the City of
Medford, Oregon, on the Oth day of
April, 1920, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, and then anil there
tc show cause in writing, if any they
have, why the change of tho boun
daries of salt! District as proposed in
said petition should not be made.
Dated .March 20tb, 1920.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
'.By: E. M. WILSON, Secretary.
In the Matter of the Exclusion of
Certain Uiiids From the Medfonl
Irrigation District
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are herebv notified that on the
ISth day of March, 1920, Elizabeth
Wilcox filed her petition with the
Hoard of Directors of Medford Irriga
tion District, praying that the ftMow
ing land of Hie petitioner lying within
said District lie excluded therefrom,
that is to say:
Land in Section ti."). Township 37.
Range 2, Deed Records Vol. 91, page
010. Medford Irrigation District Plat
-No. 4 72. containing 20 .acres.
And further praying that the Board
of Directors of said District make and
file an order excluding said lands
from the Medford Irrigation District.
All persons interested in. or who
may be affected by the change of the
boundaries of said District, aro here
by notified to appear at the office of
the Board of Directors of Medford
Irrigation District, in the Medford
Furniture ft Hardware Building, on
North Central Avenue, in the City of
Medford. Oreson. on the 0th day ol
April, 1920. at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, and then and there
to show cause in writing, if any they
have, why the change of tlie boun
daries of said District as proposed ia
said petition should not be made. '
Bated March 20th. 1920.
BOARD OK IllKUC 'TORS
-MEDFOKD. IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
By: E. M. W1I.SO.V, Secretary.
District, praying that the following
land of the petitioner lying within
said District be excluded therefrom,
that is to say:
-Medford Irrigation District Plat
No. 320, being laad in Section
20, Township 37 South. Range 2 West
of the Willamette Meridian, Deed
Records Vol. 04, page 3S I. containing
ten acres.
And further praying that the Board
of Directors of said Disirict make and
file an order excluding said hinds
from tho Medford Irrigation District.
All persons Interested in, or who
may be affected by the change of the
boundaries of said Disirict, are here
by notified to appear at the office of
the- Board of Directors of Medfonl
Irrigation District, in the Medford
Furniture & Hardware Building, on
North Central Avenue, in Iho City of
Medford, Oregon, on the lith day of
April, 1920, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, and then and there
to show cause in willing, if any they
have, why the change of the boun
daries of said District as proposed in
said petition should not be made.
Dated March 22, 1920.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
By: E. M. WILSON, Secretary.
In tho Matter of the Exclusion of
Certain fluids From the Medford
Irrigation District.
TO WiHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that cn the
20th day of March, 1920, Frederick
Fridegar Estate filed its petition with
the Board of Directors of Medford
Irrigation District, praying that the
following land of the petitioners ly
ing within said District be excluded
therefrom', that is tc say:
Medford Irrigation Disirict Plat
No. 4Sfi, being land in Section 30,
Township 37 South, Range 2 West
of the Willamette Meridian, Deed
Records Vol. 4S, page r,70, containing
4.0 acres.
And further praying that the Board
of Directors of said District make and
file an order excluding said lands
from the .Medford Irrigation District.
All persons intesested In, or who
may ho affected by the change of the
boundaries of said District, are here
by notified to appear at the office of
tho Board of Directors of Medford
Irrigation District, in the Medford
Furniture & Hardware Building, on
North Central Avenue, in the City of
Medford. Oregon, cn the Oth day ot
April, 1920, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, and tnen and there
to show cause in writing, if any they
have, why the change of the boun
daries of said District as proposed in
said petition should not be made.
Dated March 22, 1 920.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
By: E. M'. W1LSO.V, Secretary.
In the Matter of tile Exclusion of
Certain Isolds From the Medford
Irrigation District.
TO WiHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that on the
22nd day of March, 1920, Louis
Knips filed his petition with the
Board of Directors of Medford Irri
gation District, praying that the fol
lowing land of the petitioner lying
within said District be excluded
therefrom, that is to soy:
Bledford Irrigation District Plat
Xo. 444, being land in Section 3.1,
Township 37, Range 2 West of tlie
W. iM Deed Kecords Vol. 40, page
514, containing 22 acres.
Aad further praying that the
Board of- Directors of said District
make aad file an order excluding said
lands from the Medford Irrigation
District.
All persons interested in, or who
may be affected by the change of tho
boundaries of said District, are here
by notified to appear at the office of
the Board of Directors of Medford
Irrigation District, In tho Medford
Furniture & Hardware Building, on
North Central Avenue, in the City cf
Medford. Oregon, on the Oth day of
April, 1920, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, and then aud there
to show cause in writing, if any they
have, why the 'change of the boun
daries of siiid District as proposed in
said petition should not be made.
Dated aiurch 23. 1920.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
By: E. M. WILSON, Secretary.
Notice
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS, The waters of the
North Fork of the Upper Rogue
River, aad the tributaries thereof,
lying East of what is known as the
atural Bridge on said North Fork
of said Upper Rogue River, situated
the County of Jackson. Slate of
Oregon, have been closed to fishing
for trout, salmon ami other fish In
habiting said waters, by the Stale
Hoard of Fish and Came Commis
sioners, under authority vested in It
by law. and
iWHEREAS, The necessity for the
closing of said waters is no longer
apparent,
NOW, THEREFORE, By authority
of law vested in the said State Board
of l'lsh and Came Commissioners.
notice is hereby given that, said
waters of the North Fork of the Co
per Rogue River, and the tributaries
thereof, lying East of what Is known
as tho Naturdal Bridge on said North
ork of said t'pner Rogue River, sit
uated ia the County of Jackson, State
of Oregon, be and the same are here
by reopened to fishing by book and
line, for trout, salmon and other fish,
from nnd after the 1st day of April.
1920.
Dated at Portland. Oregon, this 1st
day of March. A. D. 1920.
STATE BOARD OF FISH AND
CAME COMMISSIONERS,
By E. V. CARTER,
Chairman.
By F. M. WARREN.
By I. N. FI.EISCHNER.
By JOHN GILL.
By .MARION JACK.
By CHRIS SCHMIDT.
By C. F. STONE.
By CHARLES HALL.
By E. C. SIMMONS.
The stranger's first im
pression, of our city u
gained from our hotels.
The Hotel
Holland ,
Is doing its part to help
build ti greater Medford
A hotel depends greatly
on Hit! local support it
receives.
The 'Hotel Holland and
Cafe will appreciate
your patronage.
Management of
Carl Y. Tengwald
Water
Glass
Your okks mo worth ilfta a down
now. Tut them up in VATKR (il.ASS
preserver iiii luivo :15c eggs to tar
when they Jit" worth l."c ami 70c pir
dozen. Costs one cent per dozen to
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