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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
' Iloth Hiram Johnson nntl Mexico
oro exceptionally silent theso days,
due to tin) first named running out of
wind, and the second out of powder.
. Tho astuteness of the limbs of the
Vlaw is astounding always, hut douhly
so when thoy look for violators of the
- speed laws, everywhere hut on the
Pacific Dleway.
How bright the future loams? Main
Street will either be ankle deep in
crude oil, or paved with (told from the
mines of Mike Woniack, by the 4th of
July.
Tho socallcd starving nations of
Europe ure making no appeals for
American relief just now, for fear
someone will remind them that it is a
good time to plow and plant.
WELL DONE DOILIES SERVED
(Roseburg News)
A sole of cooked food and fancy
articles March 19, at J. V. Casey's
real estate oirlce, by ladies of St.
Joseph's church.
It may not rain tomorrow (Sunday),
but tho odds are 15 to 3 that the flow
ers on the Easter bonnets get sprin
kled next Sunday.
Tho arrest of a gent In Ixis Angolos
for endeavoring to scare hugo sums
out of tight and prominent Portland
citizens last winter, does not jibe with
the efforts of tho Portland police, who
have a sus;ect half way to the pent
tonllnry tor tho samo crime
IT'S HUNGER SICKNESS
(Albany Democrat)
For Sale Cheap on account of
sickness, diamond ear screws,
chost Itogors silver, ruby ring and
wrist watch Answer No. 3202,
caro of Democrat.
Now that Clara Ilanion Smith has
been acquitted, sho can put on a styl
ish dross onco more. Throughout the
trial Clara wore a garment radiating
simplicity, and cut on tho lines of a
Mothor Hubbard.
Mrs, E. Ilranch claims that sho also
can drive tho now car (Salem StutoB
man). A family row is brewing.
; "Tho fight ngnlnst tho saloon must
' Ro on," nnnouncrS tho head of the
Antl-Suloon licugun. As (hero nro no
saloons to fight, tho main issue is to
close tho roll top mahogany desks In
the main office of tho organization.
It is evident that as long; us the fat
salary exists there will he giumllls to
battle.
"Portland to Ho Kleoco Center"
(lldllnc Corvallls (iuzotte). Efficiency
in wholesale skinning operations.
Ileauty In tho henneries makes tho
plain steaks, tenderloins; and takes
tho dlHhwater tnug out of tho Java.
New suits of clothes are showing up
on citizens of lute. It Is not known
whether this is duo to republican pros
perity or grim necessity.
U N 1 ON gLA BE
on run ior wihxtvpii car. I'ligo Orossler
Co. .
Much fuvorublo comment Is heard
on the streets of .Mt-drord about the
tiew busses Just put on by the Inter-
urban Auto Company on their runs to
' 1 1 LoUulJjiants Pass. Mr. lnifc-
T
Tho oratorical foundation lor the
proKsed tourist hotel at Crater Lake
has been completed, anil a toree ol
vocal carpenters are ready to use their
hammers The structure, as yet, has
not taken concrete form.
This Woman Suffered
Mrs. II. A. I.enniaii, Stiirgln, Colo.,
writes: "I suffered with bladder and
kidney trouble for years. Doctored
and tried everything. No help. Final
ly a friend sent mo Foley Kidney Pills
They helped me so much I used 7 hot
tlos. Now I feel flno. Spent sleepless
nights. Suffered so it seemed I hardly
could live. Recommend Foley Kidney
Pills to all who sufror from kldnoy
trouble as I did." Sold everywhere.
Adv.
THE LESSON
"Property hits no heart. Money has no soul. The ruling
classes ure not people, they are merely living machines, formed by a
eomblnation of property and money, which allows them power, to
exploit or slaughter the working class as they see fit. Keniove both,
private property, private fortunes, and a new era of brotherly love
and exampled human huppineHU will arise."
THAT was written 16 years ago by a Russian disciple of Nikolai
Lenine. His instructions have been pretty well carried out.
There are no private fortunes in
as that term is generally understood. Hoth have been removed, and
now we trust the writer observes, that era of brotherly love and hu
man happiness, which was to arise !
Exploitation and bloodshed, instead of deereasinp, lias increased
The only vital change has been a
cracy of the Czar, to the autocracy of Lenine. And where Russia,
with all its reaction anil tyranny, was as a whole, enjoying health and
a certain well being, it is now a land of desolation, starvation and
outrage.
True much of this was an unavoidable product of war. But this
does not lessen the force of the truth, now demonstrated, that the com
munistic theory of a milleniuin, arising from destruction of the eco
nomic framework of society, is not only the purest drivel, but that
it, is in reality more productive of evil, than is the system it seeks to
destroy.
It was Macaulay who said it was impossible to indict n nation.
So it is impossible to indict a class. Russia's experience has demon
strated that cruelty, oppression, mid hate, are the monopoly of no
class. Xcitzches "will to power" works its dire end, no less ruth
lessly under the dictatorship of tlie proletariat, than under the dic
tatorship of the Grand Dukes.
The only force that will bring n radically ibelter world, is the
force of a new spirit, not in one class, but in the heart of humankind.
This spirit can only be the product, of evolution not revolution, it can
only spring to life in peaceful soil, it can never be vitalized by the
machine gun and the bomb.
The lesson that Russia leaches
Inciting war of class against class, merely leads to destruction. The
truth must he learned that the country uroeervman who nnt
in his sugar, is the spiritual kinsman, not of his fellow tradesman,
but the millionaire profiled-; that the union labor lender wl, ,,,.!
claims the interest of his class comes before the interest of the na
tion, is not the prototype of the strong armed toiler, but, of the thick
necked capitalist, who proclaims
So iinally the issue is not between two eonflietin.r ,.!luu f ,.n
but between two conflicting theories running throiigh"all classes, the
theory of justice to all, ami the theory of privilege for the few.
Walt Mason
KEEPING
VffllKN attending to my spinning, or whatever tasks are
V Iuim' 1 l,m 'I- Ki'e my neighbors sinning I suppose they're
acting fine. While I fumigate my chickens or repair the kitchen
flue, folks may act up like the dickens, don't notice what they
do. Oh, I'm singing, nngel-tliroaled, as I (inker in the ruin, and
my thoughts are all devoted to my labors safe and sane. So I do
not hear the scandals that are flying through the town, and I do
not meet the vandals who would wreck some fair renown: Ami
I miss the vicious stories that the gossips weave all dav, for I
hoe my morning glories in (he good old fashioned way. Busy
people do not puddle tales that stir up human strife; busy people
do not meddle with the dirty dregs of life; they are thinking of
achievement, of the toil that makes hit, and they know their
Ki-eat bereavement when the darkness makes them quit Idlers
upend then- ttime inventing (ales that make old Satan rin
they re the sleulh-hounds that arc scenting every trail that hints
oi s.n; and the wholesome lads are sweating as the golden mo-'-nts
flit, only worrying d fruiting w,len d,l,,.,1L,ss k
them (put.
How Much Do
You . Know?
I. What was tho occasion for Lin
coln's llottysburg address?
-. Whin wo, ,dit. ilartllng'H name
boiule snu Was luuiTleit
3. What was the total amount of
winnings of .nan o' War.' f
i. now many AinOlit'tut HU:aleru
Here sunned iimiug uiu i orjif, tt, y
u. now ninny p.-i.ple hi M i.u.m
speak tipauisn .' y
ti. ncii was the n,,,,,., ,...
saereY y
V. What is thy1. ,!,. ( t1L. ab
breviation i.J-V-.
M. W'mL'are Hie seven new won
ders of I,, , i,i v
. . j
u- !Aow niuny times lias lluley'a
cuiiieu-v u.,,., ,, ,..,, ,
ti. Will t'Jaslei- bv early or latu in
Answers to yesterday's questions:
1. llow many euruuiuakcs have
l here been In tile I'nlted .States In
lie last fifty years? Alls. There
liave been ti.-tlH earthtiiiiKes. tit nils
p( number -t.-ii, 1 oci-ui reo in tlie I'acluc
w coast region and 37 occurred in liiu
Atlantic eoast region,
wl "' wllal !4,Ml ol weather does a
rapid rise of the barometer liulieulc?
'.ns. A rapid rise of the biu-oineler
linllralc.K unneltled Weather. A rapid
tali ludientcs storms.
a. llow long does the average bee
live? Ails. The average llle ot a bee
is four years.
4. What was the worst eoal mine
disaster that ever oecitrred In tlie
l ulled States? Ans. The most ting
le eoal mine disaster oecuired Le
lemi.rr t;. i-uiT, when an explosion In
a mine of .Monongah, Vii., killed ;lel
men.
What eounliies harvest wheat
in January? Ans. Australia, .New
Zealand, and t'hlle harvest wheat the
first month of the year.
d. llow onK u iHik protected
when It Is copy weighted? Alls. The
original leini ol eopywrlglu is lis,
years. (.! ye,,,- l,,.,,,,,. expiration,
application may l,e made for renewal
fi- number l'x years.
- W hat Is the pay of a cadet a I
FROM RUSSIA.
Russia, there is no private property
transfer of authority from the auto
is the lesson of undorstnndii.tr
the might of money must prevail
BUSY.
West Point? Ans. CadetH at West'
Point get $1,174.20 per nnnur,.
There wero 750 cadets at tb;0 academy
last year.
8. How inuoh,-Sfidnoy hs john p.
nockefelter ..',. , chm-m and
works of ll'uMie welfare? Ans. Up to
January ,1., 1!l21i th tntaI Iunmmt r
ailliomjfccd K"',H W11H $475,000,000.
Who organized the Military
Tinier of the Loyal Lotion? Ans.
Tho order was oiBniilvted by officers
and ex-officers of the army, navy and
marine corps who took part in the
war from 1Sll-(j5.
10. What Is the streiiKth of the
police force of New York City? Ans.
The New York City police force con
sists of 10K70 men nml women.
Taitfs enemy"
-77 say it is
WHEN yon tront Quick com
fort ink reliif from any
Vxtfninl" pmn, uao Sloan's!
Liniment. Itdr.ithe job with
out atnininir. rultinir. bamiiMt-
in. Vaofwtv for rheumatism,
neuraltfift. nt-ht and pain a,
vprnina and attains, backache.
KeeDit
At all
druggists
Free Spiritual Advice
on business. Domestic affaiis for the
poor and needy. :'. to 4 p. m. dally
except Sunday.
MRS. CHAS. KNIGHT
22" X. Oakdalc Ave. .Medford, Ore.
STATE HIGHWAY
A FLYING VIST
State Highway Commissi on ora K. A
Booth of Kugene, John B. Yeon of
I'urllund and W. B. Harrett of Hop
pener. accompanied by State High
way Rnglneer Herbert Nunn and i
Mr. Juhnson, ropresontative of the
Portland Journal, who have been
making an auto trip over the Taeifle
Jlighway, arrivefl in Medford at 9 a,
m. this morning frnn CrantH PaH,
where they stayed all night, and left
immediately c continue their trip to
the California line. They took lunc h
in Ashland today, and will arrive in
Medford about 3 p. m., today, will
take dinner at the Medford hotel, and
leave at 7 p. m. on the .Southern Pa
clfie for their homes.
They were met at f.rants Phhs Fri
day by District Highway Kngineer
liodgman, who accompanied them
over tho highway through this dis
trict. This tfl Commissioners Yeon and
Canett'H flrnt trip in an official ca
pacity to Jackson county.
butterflies cuu bear only liih thin
sounds.
QUICK EIEF FROM
Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced Olivi
.Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwards, a practicing physidatk
for 17 years and calomel s old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No griping is the "keynote' of these
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab
lets. They cause tlie bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
If you have a "dark brown mouth"-
bad breath a dull, tired feeling sick
headache torpid liver constipation,
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re
sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every niht lutf
to keep right. Try them.
Notice to AH Zandownors in Medfortl
irrigation District and to All
Whom It Mav Concern.
You are hcrt'by notified that on tho
11th llav of March. 1 1 1 1 tti Ocnlmr-ita
(jr.inpuny, Mil., filed Us duly ucknow
leitgt'il petition Willi tho Hoard of If
rectot'8 of Med ford Iri igatlcm District
praying muu iru miiou-lug. (li'HCrlhml
hind of tho not it inner situate in J nek-
son County, Oregon, ho included within
Hits Modford Irrigation District, that is
to say:
Commencing at the norlhwnst corner
or uonaiion Luml Clulm N. 47 in Town
ship :t8 .South. Itango I West, V. M.,
said corner being tho northwest corner
on the viHt lino of claim and moro par
ticularly described iih belnir the corner
in Lot 2 of .Section 7. samo Townshin
ana itangc: tnence south on West line
of Claim HCt.l feet to the Southwe.it cor
ner of said claim, said corner beinc in
Lot 3 of Section 7 : thence lOnst aloner
said South line :"79 feet to the Kust line
of Lot 3; thence South on Kast line of
:i, s( reel; tlienco North 87 denroe
17 minutes West ISO feel: thence Nnrttf
3 degreeH 23 inlnutes West 31'3 Cent
mence iNorth degrees 0: minutes
West U35 feet; thence South 4ft degrees
S9 degrees 3fi minutes Wey, oo5 feel;
thence North 2 dem-cea 01' 'inimiti.B w..r
uiu ieei; inence iNOfin u degrees 32 nilu
utes Kast 375 feel; theCe North 33 de
grees fl minutes Wes; 200 feet: thence
iSorth 10 tleurees -1 2 ... 1 .... t ..u u'nui J fin
leei ineuce iorilV Ifi UMri-.a ll m n.
utes West U20 t'et ; thence North 8S de
grees 23 niinut.H Knst 432 feet: thence
North 27 jJehvoH 14 mltmtes West 47li
reel; lheu.e North Sfl tlegrees 49 min
utes Kn'st I 5 7 feet; thence South 5 rit
greeH i2S minutes Kast 17T. feet; thence
6 degrees f.3 minutes Kast 172
'V to the point of beginning, contnin
Mf i)S. 94 acres, more or less.
And further nrnvmn that an order br
made by the safd Hoard of Directors that
said land he Included in the Medford Ir
rigation District.
All persons interested In. or who mav
be affected by the proposed change, of
me nouiuianes or satci District or hy the
inclusion of safd lands in said lHsirlrt
are hereby nolitied to annear at the of
flee of the Hoard of Directors of Med
ford Irrigation District in tho Liberty
jiumiing on est .Alain street in the
City of Medford, Oregon, on the ftth day
of April, !21. at 2 o'clock in tlie af
ternoon of that day, and then and there
biiow cause, ir any they have, why th
imiy or of said net lion should not b
granted or the hind therein described be
included in the Medford Irrigation Dis
trict. HOAKD OF DIItKCTOKS OK
MKDKOKP limiUATION DIHTltlCT.
Hy K. M. WILSON, Secrvlury.
Dated Murvh 12. 1921.
Notice to All landowners In Medford
irn (ration District and to All
Whom it May Conoern.
You are hereby notified that on the
11th day of March. 1921, It. W. and
Winifred M. Clancy filed their duly ac
know t edged petition with the Hoard of
Directors of Medfotd Irrigation District
nraying that the following described
land of the petitioner situate in Jack
sou County. Oreiron. be included within
the Medford Irrigation District, that Is
to say:
Commencing ut the Southeast corner
of the it. u. Clancy property us de
scribed in Title Register of Jackson
tVunty, Oregon. No. :tJi;t, and running
thence North along the east boundary
of said property 27tl.4li feel to the In
tersection tit same with the location ol"
the Phoenix C;mal Kx tension ; thence
continuing abmg said canal location as
follows: Norm til' degrees and mm
utes West 97 feet: thence St ulh SS de
grees and ;"t minutes West UT feet
thence North L" degrees and 40 minutes
West ID feet: thence North 6X dere
and 27 minutes West 10-S feet: thence
North 11 decrees and 33 minutes West
:rt feet: thence North LI degrees and 4f.
minutes West Mil feet: thence North M
degrees ami 0: minutes West 313 feet:
thence North til degrees and 2t minutes
West 224 feet: thence North 4 , degrees
ami 41 minutes West Ifi feet: to the
Wi si boundary of said described prop
erty: thence south along said West
property line into feet more or less to
the Southwest corner of said property;
thence Kast along the South boundary
of sa id propert y 16 chains more or less
tit place of beginning, containing 14.10
acres.
And further praving that an order be
made by tlie said Hoard of Directors that
said bind lie included in the Mod ford
Irrigation District,
All persons interested In, or who mn'
be aff-vi'Ml by the proposed chane of
:hc boundaries of said district or by the
il elusion of s id lands in s:iid district
.ire bereb" difiitl to appear at the of
f;c of 'he Hoard of Directors nf Med
ford Irrinj.:im District In the Liberty
Hufldir.g on WVsl iiaai street In the City
of Medford, Oregon, on the Mb dav of
Apiil, I9l1, at 2 o'clock In the after
noon of that day, and then and there
show cause, if aI,y they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be
granted or thf land therein described be
includ.-d in tlie Medford Irrigation Dis
trict. HOARD OV DIRKCTOItS OP
MKUKOItn IRlitCATION DISTRICT.
Hy K. M. WILSON. Secretary.
Dated March 12, ltm.
Notice to All Landowners In Medford
.irrigation District and to All
Whom It May Concern.
ion are hereby notified Unit on the
5th day of 1'cbruarv. 1921. O. A. Mack
and J. Pearl Mack filed their ilulv ac
knowledged petition with the Hoard of
directors ol M-uiord Irrigation District
praying that the following dexerih.-d
land of the petitioners situate in Jack
son County. Oregon, be Included within
the Medford Irrigation District, that is
10 say.
Water lots 33. 32. 31. 30. 29 and lots 2
to 7 inclusive in the Town of Phoenix,
Oregon, as the same are designated on
the official plat recorded In the records
or Jackson County, Oregon, containing
2.43 acres tst land.
And further praying that an order be
made by the said Hoard of I Mrectors
mat Fam land be included in the Med
ford Irrigation District.
All persons interested in. or who mav
be affected by the proposed change of
me boundaries or said District or bv
the inclusion of said lands in said dis
trict ure hereby notified to appear at
the office of the Board of Directors of
Medford Irrigation District in the Lib
erty Huilding n West Alain street In
the City ol' Medford, Oregon, on the 5lh
day of April. 1!21, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, and then and
there show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be
granted or the land therein described be
Included in the Medford Irrigation Dis
trict. BOARD OP DIRECTORS OF
MKDFORI) IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
By K. M. WILSON. Secretary.
Dated March 12, 121.
flotlca to All Landowners In Medford
Irrigation District and to AU
Whom It Max Concern.
You are hereby notified that on tho
8th day of February. 1921. Job T. Wilder
and KIvlrA K, Wilder filed their duly
acknowledged petition with the Board
of Directors of Medford Irrigation Dis
trict praying that the following de
scribed hind of the ' petitioners situate
in Jackson County, Oregon, be included
within tho Medford Irrigation District,
that is to say:
Lots 3, 4, f and 6 in Block 6: also lots
1 and ti, in Block ti, all. In the Town of
Phoenix. Jackson County, Oregon, con
taining one acre, more or less.
And further praving tnar an order be
made by the said Hoard of Directors that
said land be Included in the .Medfortl
Irrigation District.
All persons Interested in or who may
bo affected by the proposed change of
the boundaries of said district or by the
inclusion of said lands in said district
are hereby notified to appear at the
office of the Board of Directors of Med
ford Irrigation District in the Liberty
Building on West Main street In the
City of Medford, Oregon, on the 5th dar
of April, li2I, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon of that day, and then and there
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be
granted or the land herein described be
included in tlie Medford Irrigation Dsi
Irict. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
M10DFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
By K. M. WILSON. Secretary.
Dated March 12, 1921.
Notice to All Landowners in Medford
Irrigation District and to All
Whom It Man Conoern.
You are hereby notified that on the
15th day of Jamuiry, 11)21, C. II. and
Elizabeth D. Brown filed their duly ac
knowledged petition with tho Board of
Directors or .viedtord irrigation District
praying that the following described
mnd or the petitioner situate in jacs
son county, Oregon, be Included within
tho Medford Irrigation District, that Is
to say:
All that portion of the northwest quar
ter NVi4 of Section 8 In Townshl
37 South. Range 1 West of the Willam
ette Meridian, lying North and Kast of
the Hopkins Cannl of tho Kogur River
Valley Canal Company, compri'ng 108. C
acres.
And further pray inn: that an order he
made by the said Hoard of Directors that
said land be included In the Medford Ir
rigation District.
All persons interested in. or who may
bo affected hy this proposed change of
ine nryundaries or said district or hy the
Inclusion of said lands in said district
are- hereby notified to appear at the
office of the Board of Directors of Med
ford Irrigation District In tlie Liberty
Huilding on west Main street in the
City of Medford. Oregon, on the Bth day
of April, jy-'i, at z o clock in the atter-
noon of that day. and then and there
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be
granted or the land therein described b"
included in the Medfortl Irrigation Dis
trict. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF MRDFORD
IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
By K. M. WILSON. Secretary.
Dated March 12. 192L
Notice to All Landowners In Medford
Irrigation District and to AU
Whom It Mar Concern.
You are hereby notified that on the
20th day or January, F. E. Martin
filed his duly acknowledged petition
with the Board of Directors of Medford
Irrigation District praying that the fol
towing described land of the petitioner
si mat o in Jackson county, Oregon, be
Included within tlie Medford Irrigation
District, that is to say:
Beginning at a point thirty links
north of the Southeast corner of Dona
tion Land Clatm No. 75 In Township 27
South, Range 2 West of tho Willamette
Meridian, and running thence North S.21
chains; thence East 8. 411 chains; thence
South 8.3 1 chains; thence West 8.4;t
chains to the place of beginning, con
And further praying that an order be
made by the said Hoard or Directors
that said land be Included in the Med
ford Irrigation district.
All persons Interested in. or who may
be affected hy tho proposed change of
the boundaries or said District or by the
inclusion of said lands In said district
are hereby notified to appear at the of
fice of the Board of Directors of Med
ford Irrigation District in the Liberty
Building on West Main street In the
City of Medford, Orecon. on the 5th day
of April, 1921, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon ol that day, and then and ther
show cause. If any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not he
granted i.t the land therein described
be included in tlie Medford Irrigation
District.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT
By E. M. WILSON, Secretary.
Dated March 12. 1921.
Notice to All Landowners In Medford
Irrigation District and to AU
Whom It May Conoern.
You are hereby notified that on the
JMh dny of December. 1 !20, Rosetta
Alice I'heisler filed her duly acknowl
edged petition with the Boartl of Direc
tors of Medford Irrigation District pray
ing thai the following described land
of the petitioner situate in Jackson
County. Oregon, he included within the
Med lord Irrigation District, Unit Is to
say:
Lots Tflne (9) and Ten (10). Block
Three (SI of il'erce Subdivision as the
same are designated and described on
the official plat thereof on file In the
office of the County Recorder of Jack-
sou i ounty. Oreuon. and futrher de
scribed in Certificate of Title of Reg
istered num. Numoer :nii, containing
nine is) acres,, excepting a tract con
taining 1 acre, being 20V 7 feet square
lying in the Southeast corner of the said
Lot No. U.
And further pravlng that an order be
made by the said Board of Directors that
said land be ineluded in tlie Medford Ir
rigation District.
All persons interested n. or who tn.iv
bo affected by the proposed change of
the boundaries of said District or bv the
inclusion of said lands in said distriet
are hereby notified to appear at the of
fice of the Board of Directors of Mod
ford Irrigation District in the Libertv
HU I Id lug on U st Main street in t In.
City of Medford. Oregon, on the 5th day
r rtprn. r..i. at - o clock in the nft,.r-
neur of that day, and thvn and there
.show cause, if anv they have, why the
r.rnvcr ..f I.-..1.1 i..tifjfil should HOt 1)1'
g.'nutf-d or tiie land therein described be
Included In the Medford irrigation
HOARD 'OK DIRECTORS OF
XILDl'ORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Bv K. M. WILSON. SECRETARY.
Dated March 12, 1-'L
Novice to AU Landowners in Medford
Irrigation District and to ah
Whom it May Concern.
You are herehv notified that on th
13th dav of January. 1S21. J- N. Cornutt
filed his dulv acknowledged petition
with th. Tlr.ji-d f llireetoi-s lit Medford
Irrigation District praying that the fol
lowing described land of the petitioner
situatu In Jackson County, Oregon, be
Included within Die Medford Irrigation
District, that is to say:
Commencing 50.47 chains East of the
northwest corner of Donathm Land
Claim Number 61 In Township .'" South
of Range 2 West of Willumette Meridian
In Jackson County, Oregon, and running
thence South ID. 57 chains; thence East
1.12 chains for a beginning point, and
running thence East 4.12 chains; thence
South 19.. chains; thence West 4.12
chains; tiierce North 1 chains to
point of beginning, containing So.",
acres.
And further praying that an order
be made by the said Hoard or Directors
that said land be Included in the .Med'
ford Irritation District.
All persons interested in, or who may
be a free ted by the proposed change ol
tlie boundaries of said district or by the
Inclusion of said lands in said district,
are hereby notified to appear at the
ornee or the Hoard or Directors or .eu
ford Irrigation District In tlie Liberty
Building on West Main street In the
City of Medford. Oreuon. on the iith day
of April, 1H21. at 2 o'clock in the af
ternoon of that day, and then and then
show cause, if any they huve. why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted or the land therein described be
Included in the Medford Irrigation Dis
trict. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
By K. M. WILSON, Secretary.
Dated March 12, 1921.
Notice to All Landowners In Medford
. Irrigation District and to All
r Whom It May Concern,
You nro hereby notified that nn the
2Gth dav of February. 1!21. A. II. Fisher
and Delia M. Fisher filed their duly ac
knowledged petition with the Board of
Directors of Medrord irrigation District
praying that the following described
land of the petitioner si urate In Jack
son County, Oregon, be Included within
the Medford Irrigation District, that Is
to say:
Lots 1, 2. 7 and 8. In block i'i in the
Town of Phoenix, Jackson County, Ore
gon, containing .75 acres.
And further praying that nn order.be
made by the said Board of Directors
that said land be included in the Med
ford Irrigation District.
All persons Interested in, or who may
be affected by the proposed change of
Hie boundaries of salt! District or by the
Inclusion of said lands In said District
are hereby notified to appear at the of
fice of the Board of Directors of Med
ford Irrigation District in the Liberty
Building on West Main street in the
City of Medford. Oregon, on the 5th day
of April. 11)21, t 2 o'clock In the after
noon of that day, and then and there
show cause. If any they have, why the
prayer of safd petition should not be
granted or the land therein described he
included in the Medford Irrigation Dis
trict. HOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Bv E. M. WILSON. Secretary.
Dated March 12. 1921.
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