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Official paper of 111? City of Medford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
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Medford, Oregon, under the act of March
8, 1S73.
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six months ending April. 3012
Ye Smudge Pot
Ily Arthur 1'erry
RipplingRhtjmos
By Walt Mason ,
THE PRESIDENCY.
Wi
TF GKIMER is our next President, the land wi
- Hover; we all shall bask in sweet eonten
: Tbe simple minded, will nonder
-why it Is necessary to send American
Wheat to Europe this fall, when the
wheat producing sections of Europe
and Asia have the largest yield in
years. There seems to he no reason
for so doing, except to mako suro
that they have enough.
Democracy will he conferring a
great favor upon tho public in gen
era by nominating Mr. William Ulbbs
IcAdoo for the presidency. Next to
taklnt a certain distinguished gentle
man to a trimming at the polls, tho
voters prefer no ono so mnchuis his
son-ln-law.
' The prospects for next winter tiro
exceedingly bright. Besides having
nothing to wear, there will be nothing
to cat.
'.' The Polish army captured Holdltz
Thursday, but the Uolshovlkl made
them let-go-skl.
' To the crodlt of all tho presidential
. candidates, it can he said that when
they got hold of a dollar, the same
did not go out of circulation.
In about six weeks it will bo time
to start worrying about fuel for the
stove. Instead, of tbe auto.
ill be in
ontent, our
troubles will be over. So say the boys who whoop for
Grimes, and fix his divers fences, and hint we ought
to dig some dimes to pay campaign expenses. If Grimes
wins out, the useful lad who's always busy toiling, will
never lack a helpful scad to keep the kettle boiling.
And in the bank he'll liave a hoard of large guninetal
dollars, and he will own a nice tin Ford, and Sunday
shirts and collars. If-Grimes wins out the idle jay
will have no decent standing: he'll loaf throughout tho
golden day, free soup and pies demanding. 'Twill be
the same if Grimes should lose, his hopes to ashes turn
ing; all kinds of men will get their dues, will get just
what they're earning. The man who buckles down to
work will find the times are booming, and Ave will see
the. village shirk in some cheap poorhouse rooming. I'll
vote for Grimes, but if he wins' I'll keep on sawing
maple, that I may fill my shelves and bins with fancy
grill) and staple. .
IJvcstock
PORTLAND. Ore. June ,r. Cntll
steady: receipts :). Grain mid iulp
led steers, $l.7ii(d 12.25; choice
crass. $ll(itll.!iO: uootl to choice.
$10.")ll(Vni : medium to food, $!l.r0Su
lO.tiO; lair In jrood, $8.fOCa.f0:
common to fair, !r'7.7f(8.fl): choice
cows and heii'crs, $!l.7.rCa'10.2"i; uood
to eliaice. $H.7f((i.!1.7": medium to
eonil, 7.7")( H.7"); fair to medium,
$(1.7"i(ii 7.7i; ennners, $.r)f(i(i; hulls,
ll(fi8.!0; prime lieht calves, QVUii
:i..r)0; medium, ASfflJl; heavy H
((18.011.
Hoes steady ; receipts '.A2. Piime
mixed, H.7"(i f; medium, $14.2.'i('
14.7"); smooth heavy, lltol3: roucli
.tl( n: pins,
Sheep steady: receipts 108. T.nmbs.
$ 1 '-'( J 2..ri) : culls,- $H(w0i ewes, W
J7."0; venrliiws. .t'7( y; wethers, ,8
fell.
(jbintlSews
(Furnished by the Jackson County
Abstract Co.)
' No wonder tho country Is going to
hell. Perfectly proper gentlemen In
society have perfumed calling cards,
and no vulgar scents.
'! Next week at this time, tho world
will know who tho next president will
he. It will bo a citizen with whis
kers parted In the middle.
S "Banker Shot Near Intersection"
(Ililllno SI" Ilulletln). A counterpart
to tho schoolteacher who was shot
Just below tho Big Uendf
A country cousin showed up on the
Main stem Friday with his shoes
black with stove polish. Every man
has pulled the same trick on 00 in his
lite. Your corr. attendod a church
social thus gllttoringly shod, when
very young.'
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FORGE FIGHT
CHICAGO. Juno 5. A mass nicot
ine: of supporters of the national pro
hibition timendment was culled Jiere
today lor the first day ot the re-
liuhlicun convention. Senator Cappi1)
is uunouneed us one of tho speakers.
The eall declares that pressure is
beine 'brought to hour by nnti-prohilii-tionists
on ull political party eouveu
tions. '
PROVINCES SECEDE
SHANGHAI, Juuo 3. (By Associ
ated I'ress. ) At u meeting ot prom
inent southern Chinese leaders here
today, It was voted to Issuo a mani
festo proclaiming tho secession of
Yunan, Kwlechow, llunun. Shensi,
Bzechwun. and llupeh from tbe Can
ton adinlnlstrutlon of the Chinese
government.
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WEDDING BELLS
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Miss Hazel Hamilton, daughter of
n well known Applccate rancher, and
Albert Vance 1'ielie, of San Kui'i
inisco, ropresentntive uf the linker,
jfiUuiltoii l'ucifi! Hardware Co., were
married at liiuli noon todav li v the
Jfev. Hra.v. The ncwlvwods will leave
en n honeymoon trip throuuh t'ati
iornin, and will make their home in
this city.
Tho oroon) is n crmluntc of the Uni
versity of California, 1!)17, and n
member of n iiroiiiiiiunt pioneer lum
ilv. The bride is well known in thi
ritv. where she mas ninny friends,
who extend uoiiKurtuliitiuiis.
Ilnttcr
PORTLAND. Ore., June f,. Butter
weak. Cubes, extra, 4!)c; jiarch
ment wrapped, box lots f lc: cartons.
: hall boxes half cent more: less
than luil (boxes, le more. Jiuttorfat,
No. 1 churnin"' cream. ,rj(u)52e f. o.
b. station: Wia Portland.
.NljlYv- YORK, June B. Liberty
bonds final prices today wore: SV&'s
91.40; first 4's Sli.fiO hid; second 4's
85.110 1)1(1; ' first '4 '4 'a S7.lt); second
4!4's S r . r. 0 ; third 4V4's 89.00; fourth
4(4's SB. 00; Victory 3-Vfl I!)5.li0;
Victory 4 's 9u.3(i.
ltejil Kstute Transfers
S. J. Kvans et ux to Luke Uon
nin et ux, lots 18-19, Belle
vue tract
Kiohurd Deswiek et ux to Will
S. Kce, land in sec. 9, tp. 39,
Jt. IK :.
II. A. Sayle et ux to I. C. Ue
Haas, land in Ashland
F. F. Whittle et ux to Mabel
McCoy Stearns, land in ABh-land
.Marie Elcher to Harry T.
Kindlay et ux, 'X of XW,
SU of XW of NE of SW sec.
24, tp. 37, It. 4W1...:..
.Mury K. Wilson et vir to Char
lotto R. Stewart, lots 17-18
blk "H" R.R. Add. to Ash-
land
.Mary E. Day et vir to Bertha
Howell, land in Ashland
Robert S. Murray to W. T. Van
Vorls, land In Burr's Add. to
Medford
David 11. Coolidge to Waldo W.
Willard, land In D. L. C. GC'
and 07, tp. 37, R. 2W.
Otto yi. Itelchman et ux to F.
'Ai. uorues, land in- Gallo
way Add. to Medford .....
C.' 15. Gates, trustee to Miss'
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RAIL DELAYS IN
EAST PUT CORN
PRICES HIGHER
CHICAGO, June .". Sweeping up
turns in the price of x-orn have taken
place this week,, chiefly as a result
of failure of efforts to hurry the
much-belted crop movement. Com
pared with a week ano, corn niio-
j tations this inornine; were l)'i centP
to ll'.'n oents higher, and oats up 3V
! cents to 7'4 cents. In provisions.
the outcome varied from ISO cents
.decline to '2U,r cents tain.
As soon as sufficient time had
elapsed for new effects to be pro
duced by striuuent federal orders to
the railroad that more ears be fur
nished, the continued meaKernes.i of
arrivals of corn led uuicklv to a
steep advance. So impetuous was the
rush to buy that in a single session
7'i cents a bushel wns added to val
ues. Subseouent wurninus to the
railroads that penul sections of tbe
inter-state commerce net would be
invoked had only u temporary bear
ish influence. On the other bund, im
pediments to whent export business in
Arttentinu irnve u fresh udvantuse to
the bulls in corn and so too did re
ports that the 1920 domestic stuiu
season. was ten to twenty days late.
Onts climbed to the topmost price
vet this season. Simultaneously, re
ceipts dwindled nearly to zero.
Provisions were weakeneij bv the
fact that the stock of lard here was
the second heaviest on record.
RUTH
ATT
FAST CLIP;
15
Eleanor McQuIston, lot 5,
blk. 1, Pago Add. to Medford
jqL. Nledermeyer et ux-to K. II.
.Meucrmeyer, lots 13, 14,
IB, 10, 24 in L. & -V. Sub
Bertha Pnnlnger-Ponierene. et
vir to William II. Peninger,
land in D. L. C. 51, tp. 30,
R. 2W
V. S. to Lloyd DoWItt Corlies,
SW of SB of see. 12, tp. 5,
R. SW. ,
U. S. to Daniel. R. Patrick, EVi
of SW, XW of SW.'sec. 28,
tp. 35, R. IE
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' Circuit Court .
Pen W. Olcott vs. Lillie Kind;r.
Certificate Of, sale. '
Charles 11. JSchoIield vs. Louis Den
nis. Demurrer. -
' D. H. llnnseom vs. N. A. Autrv.
Summons.
Joscjih (t. Lewis vs. Southern Ore
gon Farm Lands Development Co. De
murrer. Bullock Here. Agency vs. Clarence
Pepper, et ul. Writ of attachment.
CHICAGO. June,'). "Bube" Ruth;
kinn of the. home, run hitters. A.ho
last season set a new world's record
of twenty-nine, will eclipse that per
forimince this season if he continues
at his present pace.
The New York .slueser connected
with a trio of homers in a double
header uuuinst Washington Wedues
dnv, liivimr liim n totul of fifteeri
tftus far, which is way ahead of his
record at this tuue last year. Ruth
pulled himself uo amon? the battinv
leaders of the Ainerican league, tie
cordinsr tojiveraces relea-sed todav
which include Wednesday's tames
Last week he was bittins .302. Thi
week's figures show him to be hut
ting-. 333. He leads the.kasue
total bases with 90, which besides the
home runs, include six doubles end
three triples. He has made thirty
pine hits in thirty-lour names.
Tris Speaker, leader of the Cleve
land Indians, bus stepped out in front
of the regulars, . who played in fif
teen or wore sjames with a battm
average of 397 as compared with 3.19
lust week. Johnson, a teammate.
who led the hitters last week dropped
to second place, -although be boosted
bis mark from 375 to 382.
Speaker is also the best run. getter
in the leaeue, .bavin? registered 41
times. H eeraeked out fiftv-ciirht hits
in 140 times at but in 39 games for
n total, of . 89 bases, , which include
thirteen . doubles, three triples and
four home runs. ;
Ilullot-k Mercantile Agency vs. D.
A. Honnr. et nl. Action for money
. City of Medford vs. C. J. Lewis,
et ul. Summons.
Itullock Merc. Co. vs. D. A. Bon.'ir.
et nl. J'or moni.v.
Wm. 0. Pierce vs. Funnie If. Pierre.
Cross complaint. Answer.
Mlirgnret Hubbard vs. II. T. Hub
bard. Summons.
Pro bale Court
Humphrey. E. Stone, estate.
account. Order. Vouchers,
of publication.
Finn!
Proof
Marrlago License ,
Paul M. Mercer and Dollie Thomri
son.
Klder iL Conser and Jean Tuck.
AXX ARBOR, June S. Illinois
won the western inter-collegiate con
ference track and field championship
meet on Ferry field today with forty
points. Michigan was second with
thirty and Wisconsin tnird.wlth 25.
Editor Washinqton Post Dead.
WASHINGTON, ,,10 n. William
P. Spurgcon, liianiiging editor of the
Washington Post, died at his home
here today after 11 brief illness with
typhoid fever.
Got iood Results
This honest, straight forward lot
tor from a woman who has suffered
should he heedod by all afflicted with
backacho, rheumatic pains, sore mus
cles, awful tired feeling and other
symptoms of kidney and bludded
trouble: "I have got such good re
sults' front Foley Kidney Pills that I
can sloop much better and the pain
In my buck and sides is a good lot
bettor. I am going to koop on taking
them." Mrs. Chas. Gray, 2 70 Gth St.,
Detroit. Mich. For sale by Medford
Pharmacy. Adv.
County Treasurer's Sixth mil for
Medford Irrigation District Warrants
Stato of Oregon, County of .luck
son, Treasury Department. Jackson
ville, Oregon, June ii, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for tho redemption
of alt Medford Irrigation District
warrants, numbered from 202 to 295,
both numbers inclusive . Interest
ceases on the warrants above culled
this 5th day of Juno A. D. 1920.
MVKTLK W. HI.AKEi.EY,
County Treasurer of Jackson County
County and Ex-()fflcio Treasurer of
Medford Irrigation District. 6b'
County Treasurer's I'lftb Cull for
Cold Hill Irrigation District Warrants
State of Oregon, County of Jack
son. Treasury Department. Jackson
ville, Oregon, June 5. 1320.
Xotiee is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemption
of all Cold Hill Irrigation District
warrunts, dated prior to December
11). 1920. Interest ceitses on the
warrants above culled u this 5th dav
or Juuo A. p., 1920.
MYRTLK W. HI.AKEI.EY,
COUlltV Treasurer nf .lui-bnn f'minlv
County and Kx-Offlcio Treasurer !
Cold Hill Irrigation District. ,".
The Cletrac s Day
: Is Here ;
in Fanners everywhere have "OKVl" the Cletrac the "deueiul- '
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LOOK AT THIS
5 acres 2Vi miles from Medford
under new Irrigation district. U11IM
ings constructed only 7 years ago
Modern bungalow with s rooms, built
In furniture, and electric lights. Hath
room, wash stand In one bed room.
Exceptionally large living and dining
rooms, with luri;e fire place. Nke
wood house, barn, chicken house.
pump house with tank and Fairbanks
Morso motor good well. This place
will be on the market for 30 dav
only, all cash $:!::i;,Vn(i, no terms
given. Seo It. II. McCurdy, Medford
National Uank Dldg.
Fanners everywhere have "OKVl" the Cletrac the "depend
able tank-type tractor that does every job around the farm from
spring plowing to. clearing the roads in winter.
The Cletrac works right through the year on any ground in
any weather. It replaces four to eight horses, saves their care and
feed bills does more kinds of work more days a year.
Its quick popularity has led to increased production and lower
manufactilring'costs. That's wlW we can offer you an improved
Cletrac with a lugger motor, a broader track, an exclusive steer
ing device, a new air washerand at the same time reduce the
price from $1o8-j. to C o. b.. Cleveland.
Come in and look this tractor over. See for yourself its sturdy
construction. Let ih show you what it ilwl do for you on your
own farm.
HUBBARD BROS.
WASTING OF MONEY
THERE'S been a deplorable lack of thought,
and consideration in the spending and in
vesting spree which the American people
have indulged in the past several years.
"All of "which is largely responsible for thc
high cost of living.
A First National BANK ACCOUNT is"
always a good financial remedy.
frUr
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Vhe FinST NATIONAL BANK
Medford Oregon
1RAUC MAHR RCGlftlCftCOl N
WHEN, somebody
tells you of a bat
tery that has come
through a long life and
had some hard knocks
along the way, don't put
him down as a windjam
mer. But you can bet
on it that if the tale is
gospel-true he had a good
battery to start with and
he gave it a square deal.
Ask about the Still Bet
ter Willard. .r ,
Electric Shop
South Bartlett Street
' Medford, Ore.
j ,rl,,SLMSS JS'iJEESSat
si X t -.1 ' i.. j.,' . '.
Oregon is as famous for her apples
as California is. for oranges.
Oregon apple a are sold from Malna
to California -in Uoxioo Oity and
the Philippines.
B006I 'em and BUT 'em and help our
growers farther extend their markets.
HAS THE BOTTOM DROPPED OUT?
Cups and Saucers, each 15
Window Shades t ...".'L"""69
Big Reduction on 2-!n. Post Iron Bens.
Get our prices on Silk Fibre Mattresses and Coll Springs.
Phone 9
Mordoff & Woolf
22-24-26 South Fir
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