Medford mail tribune., March 12, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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MTCDFORP MATT. TRIBUNE.- MEDFORD. ORKOON'. SATURDAY. MAl?riI- 12. 1A21
BAREBACK, STILL
PARIS VOGUE, AND
ALSO HIGH PIES
PARIS". A rnliirn in rnnqprvaf lam
In woman's dre.sa iu Indicated hi' art
vaoce'clifiilay8 fur spring and summer
nowkclng bold In Paris. Several linn-,
dit'dAnierlcan buyers who have ar
rived for the seasonal fashion shows
are more pleased than they have been
slneo the armistice because of the case
wlfh which the new ' modes can be
adapted to American taste.
Tho Paris dressmakers continue to
show, extreme effects in afternoon and
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gowns reflect a return to sanity in
dress'.: Such Is the view ot American
buyers. Hiiylng, however, is restricted
because, of the general depression id
tho, United States.' The business lull
. in America has led to purchase of the
most , quiet models, tho theory being
that.Aniorlcan women during the com
Ingyseason will buy only simple things
wWch can be worn on many occasions.
. The season is only half finished, but
' a general Indication has already been
ttiven of Uie changes. One of the most
noticeable Innovations is the lengthen
ing of skirts at least one Inch. French
dressmakers admit that this Is a recog
nition of American taste which has
resented ,the extremely Bhort skirt
since it was introduced.
Hacks are still bare. This the dress
makers have refused to alter. Ameri
can buyers are purchasing these "bare
back" models' with a view to rigidly
modifying them in America.
While tho new gowns are less rad
ical, buyers say tj)ey continue to he
complicated and expensive. With the
itfappearance of dyes of a pre-war stnn
dardi color dominates all gowns. The
material may be simple but gold and
H&vcr and blue and pink trimmings
are combined to make It attractive.
As one buyer described it, "niortorn
simplicity Implies expense, old fash
ioned simplicity lullnoss."
Prices continuo high. Dressmakers
justify them by pointing to tho artis
try involved In their creations and
' also to tho fact that materials used
wqre purchased at top pricos.
For the eastern typo ot beauty the
season offers much. There are draper
ies and turbans of all variety of color
and ilong strings of. bonds of all the
colors of-the. rainbow. Heads are to be
worn .oxtenalvcly according to tho ar
biters of .fashion." . , ','"
The season's offects have been built
for tho normally built women and tho
extremely plump and oxtromoly thin
women will have some difficulty Iii
choosing becoming gowns.
Tho corset has ngaln beon Ignored.
So sorloils and consistent has bocomo
, this' 'coolness' to what was formerly
' fashion's basic prlnclido, that corset
manufacturers aro contemplating an
extensive campaign to bring the corset
hack Into Its proper placo. Pnris dross
makers say that corsets "aro simply
impossible," If ono desires tho utmost
In smartness. , '' "
'. Feathers play a most Important part
In tho new hats: Ostrich plumos in
particular are bolng used on largo hats.
Hats for tho most part aro small, and
nrd worn crushed down on tho hoad In
ninny shapes. (
'Frtilt Is Invading tho realm of fash
ion.' ' Hunches of fruit and flnwors aro
worn at tho wnlst and soino of tho
gowns have belts ot roses around the
waist. Flowers are extensively used
lq many othor comtilnalioiis.
' The prophecy of fullor skirls Is slow
ly but surely coming truo, according to
buyers. Although it Is not yet fully
realized, '.he season's gowns aro some
what wider.
. Tito frail shoulder strap, upon which
sd much depends, porsists in tho new
creations. Tho drossmnkei-a say they
havti strengthened It, so as to avoid
"embarrassing complications," but
men .-buyers say It still has dangerous
aspects
PAINS IN ..
i SIDE AND BACK
Caused by Woman's Ills and
Cured by Lydia E.Pinkham's
j Vegetable Compound
1 Grafton, -Pa. " I was troubled with
inflammation and pains in my sides and
mMMMl!;ifwrrrm obck. liter noctor-
li , n I inR with different
H jf " J J doctors and not got
V . 1 tine relief. I had al-
most given up hones
I when my sister told
I me ot Lydia K.l'mk-
Ihams Vegetable
Compound, and
y knowing thatsho had
really bocnhclpcd by
it, 1 purchased it. -1
was unable to do my
work at that timo.
but after taking several bottles of tho
Vegetable Compound 1 can now do any
. thing about the house or farm that a
woman should do. I have a four months
old baby that is tho healthiest and big
gest baby for his ago that 1 havo aver
seen. I am willing for my letter to bo
us?d for a testimonial to tell other suf
fering women how much your medicino
has done for me, as I give Lydin E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound all tho
raiso." Mrs. Blair L. FlSiiKii.K.U.'l,
ox 37, Grafton, Pa.
. Working early and late lifting,
carrying, and the heaviest of houshold
duties is it any wonder that it results in
backaches and kindred ills. Hut every
woman who suffers as Mrs. Kisherdid
should profit by her experience and
give. Lydia A. Pinkham a VcgoUhb
.Compound a fair trial.
1 -,Jl i;
it imvrw
SON LISTED DEAD
ME BACK
TiONOHMORO, Mnrch Hopo that
'"1" "K "rnui in nurnan Drnanm
IhciH Its thrllHnK niotjsae to
the
Inutlu-r heart of : Airs. little V. .Ml"
rhacl here when the mailman handed
her nn official photograph of the
Brave in Franco where her -blue-eyed,
Klunt. soldier son lay, sleeping with
the heroes of the prent war.'
Across tho card ran the legend,
VAIvin A', Michel, killed In action,
October 17, 1!U8." but hor son's name
was Austin G. MIchuel;' And in that
moment there was horn to tho hrave-
heartod woman a hope time alone
could kill that she, wonld see again
ti.n uiv.f.U( n,.t. t....1,..l .....
who nuirched so miilv out to bnttln
when hi.s country' called.
I'eniajm you who road may help
her vision to fulfillment. Kor there
muy be vunderinfr'HonicVhore In the
rounlry a lad from whose mind the
impact of a Clerman bullet Hwcnt the
tk-H of memory, yet who writes nlwayn
to n mother he knows not how to ad-
dl'CRR. -
MiH. Michael has carried her Hoarch
far, and here and there has found
talcs of "IHk Mike" an hia "buddies"
knew him, which filled her with tear
ful liridn. But Also -she found con
f lie tii iK aecountH Ip the - offieal rec
ord .of hiH death and burial and
Ktranse" reportu at hoRpltalH sho visit
ed of a patient lone treated and
whose dcHcrition tallied rlost-Iy with
that of her son, but who was known
as "lllff Tom IIInneKan."
"lilts Tom" too has vanished, and
until she has found him, Mrs, Mi-;
ehael will not discard tho hope that
ho may be her Hon, his identity lost
in tho crash of the . bullet that
scarred Ills head. ;'
Hoys who fought with "Big Mlko'!
told his mother of the groat "hike"
In Franco, when man after man top
pled over from exhaustion and finally
"Ittg Mike" himself went down in a
jangling pile. When they examined
hlni' thoy found tho rifles and equip,
inent a squad of men Ktrung about
his huge frame, onrried to ease his
weaker comrades, '-. .
They told her, too, of the night
when a bullet struck him down, but
hero thero was a difference in tho
tales that Hot tho mother's heart
strings fluttering anew. Home of
thnm said "Big Mike" had laid tVo
days 'under a blanket, there- In the
heat of the battle, given up for dead.
But later signs of life were seen and
ho went back on tho weary road to
the hospital. :'. ' ',
At ono hospital, officials though
thoy recognized a photograph of "Big
Mlko" shown by tho eager mother as
that of "Big Tom" who also had
stopped a bullet in his head. It was
"Big Tom" they said, who wrote, end
lessly to his mother, but know not
whore, to seiftl tho letters.
And in Washington kindly offic
ials poured over tho records to aid
tile search. They found a ' queer
tangle showing that "Big Miko" ap
parently had been twlco buried by
regimental chaplains. Once In the
honor gravo yard at Consenvoyo and
again at Meuso. Thero was a dif
ference, too, in Identification num
bers, and tho mother came homo,
weary, dejocted, but still with high
hopo in hor heart that timo would
give back her oon, .. ' '' 't " '
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. O, Howlett .
Jay Speneer, .lolm Dean, ,1. D. .luek
snn of Weed and Kvorott Abbolt of
Untto Falls were hero for dinner Mon
day on their way toWccd to work In
the lumber Industry.
Properly scorns to bo chaiiRlnK
hands In this neighborhood as In addi
tion to the sales mentioned In my last
loiter Mr. Wilbur JackB tolls mo that
ho has sold a tract of land, two hun
dred and fifty acres, to our popular
county clork, Chnuncey Floroy, lying
a slio t'tlistance north of our town and
that will bo under the contemplated
water ditch to lie brought Irani pig
Itutto creek nbovo llutto Kails, and
whenever that onternrlso Is completed
llio land will bo doubled In value. Mr.
.lacks also reports that he has given n
three year leaso to Mr. Denton of Ash
land, the samo mail ho recently sold
twenty-flvo acres of alfalfa land, slxty
flvo acres of alfalfa adjoining the
twenty-flvo acres, for u period of three
years. ' . ' '
And Harry i.ewls who has been
boarding at. the Sunnysldo since last
fall has moved onto tho Jonas place,
and I understand that he anil his
brother ticorgo havo also bought that
place,
Iay IlarniKh has been living on the
place for the past two seasons and hns
moved onto his own place. Just below
our town, the ono that was so badly
cut up by the new t'rater Lake high
way that Is being built around our
town on the west and northwest.
P. K. Satidos and son of Elk creek
(Trail postofrice), came out' Monday
on the Knglo Point stage and went up
homo fin tho lOaglo Point-Persist stage.
They had been out to Modford to have
the'hoy's arm set as ho had the mis
fortune to fall off ot the barn nud
break Ills right arm. Ho was out
playing with his ball and when he
threw It it lodged and In trying to get
It, there being a fracture in the roof,
he slipped and In the fall broke his
arm.
J. F. Maxfleld .and sun were amoug
the business callers Monday and so
wevo Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Price. How
ever they went on to Modford. C. K.
Hcllows came in and sold out a fine
lot of beef.
V. C llutlor and Frank Johnson, the
man who owned the site for tho now
bridge across Itogue river at ' the
mouth of Indian creek, wpm in town
also .Monday, Frank says that the
contractors have a quantity ot timber
on the ground and are washing tho
sand and gravel for the cement to be
used In the construction of the bridge
and so far as ho can Bee are getting
along fine with the work.
Floyd Pierce, the deputy assessor
for thiB district has been at work as
sessing some of tho properly here, but
if he could bring some kind of pressure
to bear on the owners of a number of
lots along Central avenue, that Is the
street running from Main street from
the corner near tho blacksmith shop.
that the owners have neglected lo pay
the tuxes on for several ycfars, and
other property In 'other 'parts of tho
town, it would be a great roilef to
those of us who do nay our taxes regu
larly. tint 1 understand that there are
Bomb of the lots where the taxes have
been paid by othor parties In order to
got a, tax title and if they ore ever
rudecmod the' owller will have to. repay
the money with a good liltorest. .
Mrs, 'S. Hurt who has been spendin
the winter up at Glohdalq returned
last Monday. and went out to her farm
ft. It. Minter' and son Marshall aro
cngagsd hauling the lumber from tho
house that Gus Nichols sold and was
torn, down, out to his ranch and ex
pects to build this summer. The reader
win remember that his house was
burned down last season.
W. J. Grpver of -Mcdlord and five
passengers went through here for
Butte, Falls, in the morning and five
came out . in the afternoon and one,
Mrs. nadcllff w'ent out to Medrord. '
J. D. Ames and wlfo and Mrs. Ames'
brother, Joe Pool and wlfo,' foreman
on the Edgoll and Dutto Creek orch
ards, passed through here on their way
to Alcdford
James Donahuo of Portland came In
TucBdny to visit lils old friend Oeorgo
Wehmaii and remained until this Wed
nesday morning,
Fred Frodogar of Modford who owns
a twenty-acre brthard Jhst east of town
came In Monday and engaged board
and rooih , while he is working :in his
occhard.i i - , -,.).!,; ,
Misses Johnson and Gary, and
Messrs., Johnson and Off of Medford
were In -town .Monday, simply. ,to take
lit tho to,wn and, see tho sights.
' Messrs.' R. A. Smith,. s: F. Patterson
and U. T. Selmnn, tho throe civil engi
neers mentioned in my last lottcr have
beon stopping' here the S most of tho
time since. ."'They, aro" sotting the
stakes for the graders 'that are work
ing on the Crater Lake '.highway
Clias. Delhi has had a small force of
men. and teams at work for the nast
few days; but the ground is so full of
water that' he cannot work to advari-
tago. . .
Mr.' Adnnison, one of our old mail
carriers on tho Knglo Pplnt-Porsist
routo but now engaged" In the sawmill
business near Trail,, came out and
wont to Modford' Tuesday. -' ,' '
Mrs. T. Taylor who with her hus-
baud Is on 'the' Marsh Garrott' place on
LiiKo-Creok and has boon horo for tho
past two wooks, wont up homo Tues
day niornfng on the stage
Notice tbAU landowner in Medford
Irrig-ntion District and to All
Whom it May Gonc.ru.
,.'."". 11,0 hereby notified that on the
Mill ClltV Of Murnh. IQ'I M, i..
Company. I,l,l., riluil lis duly ocknow.
leilged pelllloir with tlio .Hoanl of .!'
rectors of .Medford Jrrlitatiun District
nniylng ilrali tho following described
land of Hut iitltloner sltuulo in .luek-
3(111 ('Olinlv. Oreirnn' 1 lt,nl,ln.l h.iii.i..
tlie Meilford Irrlpiitlon Dlstriut, that Is
to say: ,
t'otnuienelnir nl the i,,tcti,f.,ut
I I'liniuiuu uhiiii t.'iuun rs. 47 In Tmvn-
.-,1,1, on nouiu, iiiingo 1 west, W. M.,
sold cornor being Ihe nnrthwnst corner
on the went line nf elnln, ,,P..
..,.....,.y u,-m-, Ml(;,i ,iS uemg me corner
In Lot 2 of Nee.tinn 7. u,,,n 11n.,..,ut.tK
- .. "'eue,; oouiii on weal line
of Claim Kl.1,1 feet lo Ihe Southwest cor
ner of salil rliilm, nalit corimr being In
Lot .'I or Section 7; thence IOhhI tilong
KJllil South line r,7it r,t t, lh l.-u
of Lot ;t: thenee South tn Knst line of
i.oi .,, im reel: ihenon North S7 degree.l
47 minutes West ISO feet: ihcni-o. North
tl.l degrees ,1 ininuteM West 113 feel
llleneii North 85 degrees 05 nilnilte.q
West 235 feel: tlienco South 111 degrees
16 nilnuteH Wiest 343 fuel: theneo North
Sll degrees' 35 minutes West 1005 fool:
thence North 2 degrees 02 minutes West
1,110 feel; theneo North 0 degrees 32 min
utes Hunt 37.-, foot: thenc... North 33 dc-
f, , "? minutes j "est 2(10 'feet; Ihcilec
in ii, uegi-eert 4 j ininuies. 'e.lt l0
reel: Iheueo North IH ilegroes 20 mln
uleM West-(i'-'o feel; thenee North SN de
grees 23 minutes Mast 432, feet-, thence
North 27 degrees It minutes Went 472
feet; thence North St! degrees I9 mhi
ntvM'Knst 1557 feet'; Ihenco South. 6 de
grees' ss . minutes least 175 "rihl : thenee
South 6 degrees 5,1 inlnules Unst 172
reel lo the point of beginning, contain
ing HS.!i4 acres, more or toss.
And further praying th.il nn order be
niuile by the Said Hoard of Directors that
siibl land he included In the .Medford Ir
rigation District. '
All persons Interested In. or who niny
ho urfecteil by t ho proposed change of
Ihe houniliirlcH of Bill, I IllNtrlct Or hv Ihe
Inclusion of said hinds In xalil District
arc. ben by notified lo oi)ienr at the o'f-
nce or ine noaru or jnrcctors or Med
ford. Irrigation District In tho Liberty
llullillng on West .Main street In ihe
City of Meilford. ilregnn, on tho 5lh day
April, II121, at 2 o'clock In Ihe nf
ti rnoon of that day, uml then and there
show cause. If any thev have, why the
prsyer or said I'.'tlUmi should not be
grauled or tlie llinil therein described lie
Included III Ihe Meilford Irrigation Dis
trict. lioAiin- of Dii!t:rrous of
. MLDFOltD ILllIOATIOX DISTUICT.
lly K. M. WILSON, Secretary.
Doled March 12. 1SJI.
Notlc to All landowners In Medford'
Irrlrntlon Dletrlct and to All
Whom It May Concern.
You are- hereby notified .that' on the
1 1 til day of March. IH2I. II. W. anil
Winifred M. Olanrv filed their Only ac
knowledged lictitlon with Ihe Hoard ol
Directors of Meilford tlrlgatli a District
prsylng that the following ib scrlhed
iniHl or tho petitioner situate' In .Jack
son County, Oregon, be Included within
the Medford irrigation District, that Is
to say:
Commencing at the Southeast corner
of the It. W. Clancy property ns de
scribed In Tllle lleglster of Jackson
Odnty, Oregon. No. :i'.i;t. and running
thenee .North along the cast houndarv
of said property L7t!.li", feel lo the In
tersection of same with the location of
Ihe l'hoeolx Canal extension: thence
continuing along said canal location as
follows: North I2 ilegtces and 2S min
ima West ; feet: thenee Ki tit li SS de
grees and 51 minutes West 127 feet:
thence Novth J.', degrees aiul 40 minutes
West 111 fool; I hence North l',S dfRTOcN
iinl 2i minutes West las feet: thence
North 11 degrees and 33 minutes West
Teet; the, ice e.orth 4.i degrees and Hi
minutes West lis Teet: thence North 51
degrees aaiUOil minutes West 313 feet:
thence North lit degrees snd 24 minute:;
West 224 feet: thence North 45 degrees
and 41 minutes Wist 16 feet; lo the
West boundary of said described prop
ortv: lliemv .sonilt. along said West
lio,erly tine icio feet more or less t,,
Hi e Southwest corner of said property;
thence Last atone tho South boundary
of hald property HI chains more- or, less
to place of -buKlnnlug, containing 14.40
acres. '
' And further praying that nn order be
itic.de by the said Hoard of Directors thai
said land bo Included In llio Medford
Irrigation District.
: All persons Interested in, or who may
be affected by the proposed change of
the boundaries of mill district or Irv Ihe
inclusion of said lauiU lu said district
are hcivhy notified to appear ut Ihe of
fice of the Hoard of Dueclors of Med
ford Irrigation District In the Liberie
Building on West Main street In the Oily
of .Meilford, Oregon, on tlie 5th ilav of
April, 11121. at i o'clock In the after
noon of that day, and then and there
show cause, If nny they have, why Ihe
prayer of said petition should not he
granted or the land therein described be
Included In 'the Medford IrriKHllou Dis
trict, - ,
IlOAitl) OF DlIll'CTOItft Of
MliDi'OHD-lllllttlATION DlM'J'ltlCT.
fly K. M. WILSON, Secretary.
Dated March 12. 1921.
Notice to All l,na(lowni,r tn Medford
Irrigation District and to All
1 ' - Whom It May Concern,
. You are' hereby notified that on' Ihe
3th day of Frhrmirv, 11121. O. A. .Mack
and J. Pearl' .Mack filed their duly ac
knowledged, petilion wflh'-the Hoard of
Directors of Medford Irrigation Distrlet
praying that the following descrlliod
land of tlio'.petllloners Kituatu in .lack
son County. trepon. he. Inctudeil wllliin
tho Medford Irrlgallan District, thut' Is
lo suy. - : ' , ,
Wnter lots S3.:32. 3). 31). 29 and. lots 2
to 7 iuclusivo lq.' tlie 't'nwn of Phoenix,
Oregon, lis thn'nme. are'. ditolguuted on
Ihe official -plat 'iiecordt'd in the records
of Jackson county, Oregon,' containing
2.43 acres r'f land. ' '
And furl Iter proving that jin order bo
mode by the said Hoard of Directors
that said land he included ip tlie, Med
ford Irrigation District. ' 1 , -
All persons intercfjled fn, or-who tnoy.
bo affected, hy tlie proposed .change of
the' boundaries ' o'f sild District' or tiy
the Inclusion of said lanris In . said dis
trict are' hereby notified, to appear at
tho offlce c-f the Board 'of Directors of
Medford Irrigation District in the Lib
erty IHlilding on West Main street In
Ihe City of Medford, Orego.i, on tho Clli
day of April, 1021, at 2 o'clock In Ihe
afternoon of - that day, and ihen and
thero siiow cnuse. If any they have, wliy
tlie .prayer of said petition should nol be
granted or lic ishd lllerrln described be
included in tho Medftrd Irrigutiuii Dls
(rlct. -
. HOAltD Olr DlltlOCTOIlR OP
, MKDI''OUD,!ltIIOATION DISTItlCT.
By 1J. M. WILSON, Secretary.
Dnled March 13. 121. . ' .
Notice to All Landowners In Medford
- : . Irrigation -Slstrlot and to All
Whom It May Concern. -
You aro herebv notified that on the
Sth dny of February, 1921, Job T. Wilder
and Klvlra E. Wilder filed their duly
acknowledged petition with the . Board
of Directors of Medford Irrigation Dis
trict praying that the following ' de
scribed land of the petitioners .situate
in Jilcksou County, Oregon, bo included
within the -.Aiedford Irrigation District,
that Is tu say:--
'Lots 3, 4. 5 and 6 In Block 5; also tots
1 and S, In Block S, all lu the Town of
rhoehlx, . Jackson County, Oregon, con
taining ono acre, more or less.
Aiul' further prnvfnff fnat tin order he
niudc by the said Board of Directors that
said- land be Included -In. the , Medford
lrtgallon District.
All persons Interested Iti, or who may
bo affected by , l lu; ' proposed change of
Ilin linonilnrlnM or said district nr hv Ihe
Inclusion ''of snltl lands lh' said district
ure noreny noiiiieu to appear, hi mo
offlceVftf tli'c Board of Directors of Med-
torii irrigation District in -ine 'L,ioeriy
Building 'OR -West Main :'Streot. in - the
City of Medford. Oregon, on the 5th dny
of -April, lM.L.uf ;; .o'clock . in . the. uflor-
noon UI..OIHI llliy, lino UICII aim; vneie
shoty ciiuse,Ji.lf aif" lliey hau, ,Why the
prayer-ot sam petition snouui not oc
granted or t(Ve hind herein described he
included in the Medford'' Irrigation-Dai-trlct.
., : '
.IIOAHU: 0 DlKUC'rofiS OK .
. MUDP-OHI ItUIIOATION DISTIUCT.
.. . lly IS. 1. WILSON, Svcrc'lury. ,.
Dnled MurCh 12, 1H2I.
Hotlco to All : Landowners lit Medford
Irrigation District and to All '
-Whom Sit Man Conoem. ... .
You arc hereby' notified Unit nn the
tfitli day of January, 1921, C, 1-1. and
lOllznhcth D. Brown filed their duly ac
knowledged petition with the Board of
Directors of Medford Irrigation District
praying that -Hie following described
land of Jho petitioner situate In Jack
son County, Orogo-n, be Included within
the Meilford Irrigation Dlstrlcl, Unit is
to say: ;
All lhat portion of tlie northwest quar
ter (NW'4) of 'Section 8 In Township
37 South. Itango I West of tile Willam
ette Meridian, lying North and iiast of
the nopsins t-anai or too uogue itiver
Valley Canal company, comprising los.b
acres.
And further praying that nn order ho
made by the said Hoard or Directors that
said land be included in the Medford Ir
rigation District.
All Dersoos interested In, or who may
he affected hy tin: proposed change of
Hie boundaries or said district or hy the
inclusion ol said lands in said district
are hereby ne tiffed to appear at the
office of the Hoard of Directors of Med
ford Irrigation District in the Liberty
Building on West Main street In the
Cltv of Medrord, Oregon, on tho 5th day
of April. Ilt21. at 2 o'clock lu tho after
noon of that day. and then and there
show cruse, If nny they have, why tlie
nravcr of said netitiou should not be
granted or the land therein described be
included in tiie Medford Irrigation Uls-
trlol. ,
HOAltD OF DIKIOOTOUS OF MKDFOUIJ
I KltlliA 1 lll IIIM lilt I,
Hy E. M. WILSON, Secretary!
Dnled March 12, 1921.
Notice to All Landowners In Medford
Irrigation District and to All '
Tirl. ..... T Maw P-nniun '.
You are hereby notified lhat on tire
20lli dny of January, 1921, F. K. Martin
filed his duly acknowlodwed netltion
with Hie Board of Directors of Medford
Irrigation District praying that the fol-
lowitur described land of. the netltlolier
situate In Jackson County, Oregon, be
Included within llio Medford Irrigation
District. that Is to sav: '
lleglnnlng at a point thirty links
north of the Southeast comer of Dona
tlon Land Claim No. 75 In Township 3f
South, Itango 2 West of llio Willamette
Meridian, and running llience North 8.31
chains; thcuco liast S.43 chains: ihence
Soulh S.31 chains; ihence west s.i.f
chains to tlie place of beginning, con
taining seven (7) acres.
And further braving that an-order be
made hv the said Hoard of Directors
that said land be included in Hie Med
ford Irrigation district.
All iiersons Interested in. or who may
be affected liy the proposed change 'of
Ihe boundaries of said District or by the
inclusion of said lands In said district
are hereby notified to appear at Ihe of
fice of tlie Hoard of Directors or Meil
ford Irrigation District in tlie Liberty
Huilillng on West Main street In the
Cltv of Medfiird, Oregdrv. Oil tile 5lh dny
The Family Sets the .
Price
We render tho service In nccord with
their every, desire and guarantee
vatlsfactiort to. alt.' Also
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
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of April. 1921. al 2 o'clock in Ihe after
noon of that day, and then and Ihere
show cause, if any they have, why the J
rra-ver of said petition should not be:
granted t-r the land therein described!
be Included in the Medford IrrigallonS
District.
HOAltD Ol' DIUKCTOHS OF I
: MKDFOItD lltlllGATION DISTIUCT. j
' Hy K. M. WILSON, Secretary.
: Dated March 12, 1021. : I
Hot ice to All Landowners In Medford
Irrigation District and to All
Whom It May Concern
: You ore iioreby notified Hint on. tlie
2Sth day of. December, 1920, ltosetta
Alice t'licister filed her duly acknowl
edged petilion With the Board of Direc
tors of Medford Irrigation District pray
ing that the following described land
of the petitioner situate In Jackson
County, Oregon, he included within the
.Medford irrigation District, that is' lo
say: . ' " ,
Lots Nine 191 anil Ten (10), Block
Three 3l uf IPerce Subdivision as the.
same are designated and. described on
the official plat thereof . ,On file in the
'office if the I'ounly Itccorder of Jack
son County, Oregon,1 and futrhor de
scribed In Certificate , of Title of fleg
istercd land,. Number 2071, containing
nine (9) .acres, excepting u traot con
taining 1 acre, being 2US.7' feet S'luaro
lying In the Southeast dirtier of the ,iid
Lot No. V1- ' '
, And further praylnff tluit.an order: be
made hy the said Board of Directors, that
Kiilil laud he Included lu the Aledruru jr
.rigatlon District. . - " ,
Ail perse ns Interested in.', or who may
'be affected by tho proposed change of
thc'buundiirlcs of said District or by tlie
Inclusion, of said lands ' in "said district
arc hereby uptified t.u appear at tho of
.ftee of tlie Board of Directors of Med
ford irrigation District in the Liberty
Huildlns pn West Main- street in tho
City of Medford, Oregon, 'on the 5th day
of April. 1921, at 3 o'clock 1n Ihn after
noon of Ihat day, and ; then and there
show . cause, if anythoy have, why the
prayer of said petition ' should not -'he
granted or tile land therein described bo
included in the Medford Irrigation Dis
trict. -'
DOAflD OK DIRECTORS OF
, MEDFOHD IUHKIATION DISTItlCT.
. ' Hv 15. M. WILSON, SliOHICTAny.
Dated March 12, 1921.
STotice to All Landowners in Medford
Irrigation District and to All :
Whom It May Concern.
: You aro hereby notified that on the
13th day of January, 1921,, J.'N. Cornutt
filed Ills ' duly acknowledged petition
with the Board of Directors, of Medford
Irrigation District praying. .that tho fol
lowing described land of the petitioner
situate In Jackson County, Oregon, be
Included ,with)q. the: Medford Irrigation
District.. that l to sa: t"'. , .-
' Commencing 50.17 chains' East "elf the
northwest corner 'bf- ' Donation'' Land
Claim" Number 69 tn Township' 37 South
of Rangovi Wnstr-frf Willamette Meridian
In Jackson County,' Oregon,: and running
thencp South 13,r7' chains; ihence East
4.12 etiains for a bsgln'ning point, '.and'
running thence Bust L12 chains: llienijo
South- 19.51 chains:. Ihence "West 4.12
chains; thence Worth' 19. 60- chains- to
point of beginning, containing 8.05
acres. ' - ,!
; And furlher praying that an order
bo made hy the said Board of Directors
that said land be included in the Med
ford irrigation District.' ;.
. All persons interested in, or who may
bi a f footed hy the proposed change of
the boundaries or said District or uy ine
1
nclusion of mild lundK In su' dlKtrtct,
ire horohy notlfli'd to appear at the
ure hereby
office of tlie Board of Directors of Med
ford Irrigation DlstricU in the Liberty
Building on WcBt Main- street in the
City of Medford: Oregon, on tho Slh day
of April, 1921, at 2 o'clock in the af
ternoon of Hist day, and then and there
Show cause; If any- they liave, , wtiy Ihe
prayer of said petitioner should not be
ttrunttutior tlie land tllufelft described ho
Included In the Medford Irrigation District.--
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I BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
JtEDKORD tKRt'lATlON' DISTRICT.
; By K. !.. WILSON,-Sccrotary.,
.' Dated Murcll 12,' 1921. ',-..
Notlco to All LnndotturB ' In Medford
i irrigation PlBtrlot and to All ... ,
Whom It May 'Conovrn.
' You are hereby noiiflcil that " on tin?
3fiih day of I'VbrJary, 101M, A. If. KIkIkt
and Delia M. Kishov, FIK'd thlr duly ac
knowledged petilion with tho Board of
Directors of Medford Irrigation District
pmyiiiK that the following described
land of the petitioner Hiutate in Jack
son County,' Oregon, be Included wltlifu
the Medford Irritation District, that Is
to say: ,
Lots 1, 2, 7 and 8, in block 13 in the
Tpwn of Phoenix, iTucltsun County, Ore
Kon, containiiiK' .T fi acres. " ' "' ' '
And further praying that an order he
mndft by the said Board of Directors
that Ha hi land be Included in tlie Med
ford Irrigation District:
Ail persons interested in, or who may
he affected by tho proposed chunko of
the boundaries of said District or hy the
Inclusion of said lands In said District
nre hereby notified to appear at tho of
fice of1 the floard of Directors of Med
ford Irrigation District In the Liberty
Building on West Main street in the
City of Medford, Oregon, On the fith dny
r.T April, Ifllil, at II o'clock In the after
noon of lhat -day, and then and there
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition sholtld not be
granted or the land therein described be
Included in the Medford irrigation Dis
trict: BO A' It D OK DIRECTORS OF
liMIiUI-'OKD mUlOATKTN DISTRICT.
,; ' By K. M: WILSON, Secretary.
;Dnted March 12, 19?t. ' ' "
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