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VM1V TUItKK
TREE PLANTING
May Robson at Page Tuesday Night
row i our
n
EXPENSE, ASHLAND
etables
TO CUT OVERHEAD
Ow
CAMPAIGN
NOW
A HUGE SUCCESS
FRUIT
GROWERS
Thn Tree liuntliiK campaign has
been a huge success. To dull tho Fair
iiHKiM intinti has enough money on huii'l
in Jibuti Stufj trees, and they urge ttnit
others desiring to porrhaan I rows send
lu i In-1 r money wl( limit delay.
Tlio following have purchased Ireea
Mure Haturduy: W. T. Mllcix, Medford,
three Irix'H In t planted In t li names
of Ititih W. Mll. F.llen II, Wagner
ami Jessie .W, Miles. Mr. Clifford
Uunil, Talent, requested Hint on tree
Ik tlniiti m Hi" name of llin lkml
lumlly. Bert M. Sullivan, Medford,
purchased iin" fur. the (lusher Cafe
Mf and Mr- J F. Ilitison. Medford,
purchased three, tree for Carincht
INtUon,. Mr. ;h(l Mm. J. F. HIHm'Mi
ahd lu memory uf Jan Hlausberry.
Mrs, fltellit H. Omio, Mdford, bought
two tree for Hal' lKb Mi (latum anil
Su-ll H." (iatton. Ir. J. I). Illrkert.
Ml&ird, ,wo ire for Ir, and Mr.
J l.-Illrkert uml Helen Irene Hchoen'l.
I'Kih'uU high school desired one plant
ed IA thi Oftiii1 of Ihn'lr school. Mm,
Mly Illnnkwmid, ,1'hiK'nli. llrri no
pliui(nd for tr. Mthw Cii.lwt.l. M.
A. Hwu-n, PlMMnli, ordi-rnil two trorn
rvf NMD . Hwr i rOX I
signIHan
TO ADDRESS FORUM
X! CP'
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LWVtb l Him Mtm aittil i kil u m u Ui m prkiiM
rfu rumi'dy uml tl cal l (I;1' Ih Mm Hn'mon it a favoril m itti
j Mi'dford moU and Ilm hjtu ultuuld li rrowdiM. Th ( JiarurtT which MIhh
. Holimin ItuixTn-muicn In thut ol u qnuliit New Kiilainl ninipr. anil ln-r
, rlmrnrift ItiitlnD of It Id n of l!u? I.i-hi kIu him pvit don".
ARIM-ANI), ivi). KllmiffaiinR j
Hoinfl of th ovi ihoad pn. and lit
tho HHiiii) tlni" 1'iwf-rinK tiin '"tit of i
Miii)ll'M to It4 ;.ii'ron;i, an; im aHiiri-H
which, havo liii-ly tn-fn Iniilltuti'd by !
thu AMhland Kmli iTodurn HH'j'la-'
tion. A dlMf-onn' of fvi mt rMil, tin' 11
fiirthnr nolle', win !) allowed mi'in-
bra on all l and upray tuatf rial, !
t(iilis a coniii - i-n wh'ii It fa iak'n
Into coitMl'I'-ro i ion thu amount, of lnl- j
iii'NH ItivolvH Th roiiiilMlon on ,
handling. charri aviilyintc lo fruit ;
and-VdWitatV'". Iih alo Iiwii ri'diuwd I
from-f'lKht uiio-thlrd to . alx iit.
ri-rit, a. rotifii' liiui'ui whl;h workH
both waya, f;)r hil' It dlrwifly favora
flin .producsr.r'it alo Ipbki-ihi the rt-v-
xniiHg.of the an x'iation an a corjiora-
t loo. t Dank illn" torn are not the only
MHmnt rwlvuiK ro'ni-nHatlou for at-
ti'iidlnn rtTtli'lal iin'i'iinKH, aif bpnftT
thort1rirl(ra f tlu, Krult, AHw':lation
will ri-cHvif', M'riiilHiton -acrordinisly.
th Hum ha'vlnn Ji-i-nJ fixedi at,. thrpc
iollam p ' nivtinK. Thln',new.dpar
fnr Ih uitxf"'l u a"l.aM(a'n incwntivi"
la Lkji Way of Hvft'iiAg the
List of Registrars Jackson County, 1922
Tlii' 'iifiiiif k-' ii- rl iiiuiiiiK r uf
thi l-'i'Mi'.r. und Kli-liM-r i'iniiiiny. V. i
l'-Tlmliwn. n..ti'- ilic tmiii- '
Url"f lt M"lfiril I'liuml'T of
,fiiinrr'" at llitlr fi.runi in-xt Wnl
n'lay. . t
Tin- Fm it mid Kl' lurr rmnpiiny i
I. Anlilund MoiiU'Vurd, ti. )'. and
II. Itllli ivc. AhIiIuihI, i.lri'xciii
2 Anhlrttnl K. "f( nt nil, (J. K. ami
i. II. Illlllniiii, Aahland. f)r"K'n.
3. Anhln ml W. l'i-iiiil. Ci. y. and
d II. IIIIIIIIKH, Anhliind. Or.-K'in.
i AKliland Oak. li. K. and C II
r.nll.' ihnl thr (inn- Iiiii roini. thilt MlHInga. Anlllnnd, Ori'KOli
Uw iirlu ril I'UlUI.- la up In iii mik ' 6. North Anliluud, (i. K. and (i II
i.K iiii'i liulli-iln li'mnlH lu iin placed ' MltlltiK". Anlilaiid. On-Kuli.
on IUalii at pilm uio Birn.iy c KunI Anhlaiid, li K. and ! 11
1m iriKrrrd by tlirm and tliia rompany
l lh" (lrt mi that ll luktruc iitrpa
in navanne of any powalblu, li tinlniin
thrm out of vawtanrr.
Tlf auhvi't,u( the luldrtu whlrh la
r,fmd l. not known, hut th
Mfdfcinl rrmdi'iiti who have had thn
opporiiiiiitv to know tlm npitikir,
rili" lhal hl talk will l.o nlmiK
ronnli ui'HV Unv. . ' f
Mi'ilfonl N. (YliUal
Mi'dforiL. On-.
.Miilford S. (Vntrnl. I
Mi'dljrit. Oii't
I.. II. Cum-
II i'.iiu-
.1.. 11.
Af rs. Songster Can Go
and (i II
and a II
ami V. II
It Minntl.
3D.
i-ron
31
I'lofl
U. Mi'dford ". Hiviid.',
t'nim-roH. M' drurd, On.
3.1 Mtdtnrd Oiik-iU1. ti. II.
M.'llford. ()nv
MCilford Nvwton. .. 11
Mi'illonl. On-.
Kaxt Mt-dford, 1.. II. Canu'ron,
MiHlford, On-
36. H. K. Mud ford
itiih,
31
rcn,
3i
i'otii-
Caiii'
C Kant Anltlamt. li K.
lUlllnni, Atihland, Oregon
7. H. K. hlnd. (i. F.
HllllnHH, Anlilund. On-con
It N. W. Anhland. ti K
HIIIIoieh, Aitbiand. Orrt; n
t. Wral Anhland. ti. K.
lllllliUK, Aahland. On-Kim.
Id , AulKh. Mta. W.
tVntral J'Oinl.
. AppU'ituii'.' John. Ivinoll. Applr
Knt", tdf.
IS. Harrou, ti. F. and t! II. lillllnK. ; Point. On'.
41. tin ha id iioiui
ll I- and li. II
U. It. Cameron
M ai7 tft a a, Mt wltk
g tjmim'M um wijafc m
ar.-Wve contitkni:' U uial Hiat
!2W)Q' In afock 'doijH not; fairly, repre-Hi-nt
thfl Hcojie of lh .aitaociati'in in' a;
flnanrial way, and In Juxticf to Hit
Inrn-ani'd Bntiiln-r of patronK opixir-,
tunitii'H aho'uld ! affurdi-il to allow a.
'i icn-utpr Krrpnta of them to becoim? ;
htorkhoMem outright.' In this fonlii'P
tion a Htockholdec ralla attention to,
Arllcl" 11 of th by-lawa of the asaoria-l
tion. w hich reads an follown: "If at the ;
mil of any ai'aKon there Khali ri-main a ;
MirpliiK over and above the expens"!
and loitxea. atu h aurpluii or 'ho tu'U-'h
thereof as the board of .dlrm uors jiay
deem exx?dient. nhall U( dinLrUtiitejil
iiniunK the stcK-kluilili-m as . loUtm. '
not to rtrettd a ten per cent"dirl-
(lend on the capital stock of ihe'axnoci-
allon, and the renldue. if auy, pro
liortloned atuoiiK the shippers of that
MtMUon, In proportion to tbe net
amount of the receipts of tbe respec
tive Rtockholderi for such season."
Ttils critic admits that tho tun per
' I ! t
to japan it oiienri Ashiami, d,r
, . . . i ii. 13, IL'll.-Ui'w
TO KH1, Feb. :u. The Instruction , Ittll I hkm. Aalilamt. (n
of the Japuuusa offtiiN of the Jap j . Ilultr Kalln. N 11 St uldnrd.
a now roimiilati. in Han FranclHCt) that lluito Fall. Ore.
It ri'fum. to vp tlm iusM)rt of Mr. I 15. N. C'riitral Point. I.. Hatfield,
Mariiuri'i KanKHler, bi-nd of the birth I IVntral Point, tire,
control ' b'SKue, wero on thn cmiind! C: s. ntinl Point. I.. Halfii-ld,
that priannda aloliK the line It was ' Central point, (Ire.
understood nhe piMxmed a ItleKnl In.
l.y fit oi'fo!a Oduy, f.d mil ii.oii4 tl,M I l.v ilry,
;.if rKti r wou4 ooaicd k4wl j Kki lolm.
1.7 CUiiiiu,
Japan and an Improper suhjert for ( point, Ore.
puhljo dculo&. IC. T'hv, Prunv
Tbe 4otlgu. howovqr. it uied'Or-.
i'olui,
I Ol
aloo to, Japan
Hiau-niut tUat. she would lwi r
llillted Ui land to Japan were Incorrect
un declunvl. On the contrary, nhe
would undoubtixlly receive wtrmlHnton
to enter-the 'country ion the condl
t kin that she would not nttenipt promt-panda;
1
strike! J
Koy Asbpole, Kaitlr
U Vl,
It
lUick, James
Medford, Ore,
37. K W. M.'df.int I. It f'Aiiif.r.in 'cent dividend has been paid, but thai
Med ford. Ore, I" absorbed nnly one twenty-fifth parti
3.i West Medfonl. 1.. II. Cameron, of ' ",c 1"r,' aurplua on hand at the
Medford. Ore, close of 1S21. and forcibly argues that
311. N W. Medfurd. I. 11 Cameron.' i,"1" disposition should tie made of.
Medford, Oie. ' I'be balance, inasmuch as ll all repre-
4i. Mound, I. Hal field. Central 'n,!' lho frull?rowers earninK. More
over, this stockholder also contends
thut the founders of the association In
tended it to he a strictly cooiwrutive
concern, rcKulatiiiK the iH-rcentnKe of
profits, and stipulating for a sharing of
the same among shipiM-rs, Instead of
carrying so much excess profits to
surplus account. s
The present directors of the associa
tion are S. A. Peters. Sr.. S. J. Kvans.
Joseph Sander, F. L. Nutter, and
Thornton Wiley. Peter's Is president;
Wller, rw prns11in; Vte Fec-
fary. ' " '. .
J. T. Smith. Cold
20.' Houncs
Prospect. Ore.
21. Fonts Creek. C.rnnt Matthews
IM4 Hill. Ore. .
22. (told Hill. A. J. T
Hill, Oni.
I,. II. Cameron.
Medford. Oie.
42. Peirydale, I,. II. Cameron. Med
ford. Ore.
j 11 Cast Phoenix. A. II. Fisher,
j Phoenix. Ore.
, 41. West Phoenix. A. H. ' Fisher
I Phoenix. Ore.
) 4.Y I! )'k Point. A
I hll. Ore.
I 4ii. llogiiu Uivi r. Mia. lUtua Wblp-
I-w.rl.y, I pin, RnKU9 H'er, r.
.. U'i.y Aim. I. li. i ' .lueriin, Jl-xi-j
u-'i!. '.tij'u. t r i.
I 4S. Sailin 'aiiey, i.'. K. Wiiiilte,
Grieve, Sams Valley, Ore.
4'J. Sterling, caiinty clerk. Jackson
ville, Ore.
110. Kast Talent, E. 11. Adntuson.
Smith. Cold Talent, Ore.
! 51. West Talent,
--"a--
23. (irlffln Crek. 1.. II, Cameron, j Talent, Ore.
Medford. Ore.' ' 62. Trail, Mrs.
K. II. Adnmson,
county
cininty
21. North Jacksonville,
cb'rk, Jackaonvillu, Ore.
2.1. South Jacksonville,
clerk, Jacksonville, Ore
2i. Lake Creek, Mrs. .1. W. Anile,
Lake Creek, Ore. '
' '27. Meadows, Lane Wyland. Ileagle
Ore. .
J8. Medford N. Main. L. 11. Cam
eron, Medford, Oro.
2H. Medford S. Main. L. 11. Conieion
Medford, Ore. ... '.
M.
TV :c
I IIQIH IU LCI UU II
you want your break
fast, and your train I
I A lucky strike for
you this morning.
LUCKY
When we discovered the
toast ins process six year
ago, it was a Lucky Strike
for u.
Why? Because now
millions Of smokers prefer
5 the special flavor of the
Lucky, i Strike; Cigarette
' htcuuse i ,
It's: Toasted
, i which in ff
! dtliaioui Burlmjr iltvor
cohnly clerk. Jackson-
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Trail. Ore.
R3. I'nlin
Hie, Ore.
.11. Watklns, coumy clerk, Jackson
ville. Ore. '
fi.1. Willow Springs, L. Hatfield,
Central Point. Ore.
fill; Wittier, Mrs. Kena. Whipple,
llogue River, Ore.
Registration books are open to and
Including April IS.. 1922. " '
CHAl'NCKY FI.ORKY. Clerk.
Mr. .lack Kiuiiy, who came in from I
isurvey mid location of our irrigation
(project to bring water from above
lllutte Fulls through tho Derby dis
trict to Kagle Point and vicinity,
miased thrmmh hero Wednesday on
ihiH way to Oerby to try to secure a
(few hundred acres of land, so as to
have uii abundance to lie sure to sat
U'h... k. k.J I .1... " " "UU....-IO
v.- Vr:" , " ' ZMy buyers. "Ho seemed to
think that he could secure four or
flvo hundred acres with very little
but 1 have not heard the re
sult of his undertaking n yet.
horses of Mr. Charley lelln. on his
contract for grading a logging rail-1
... A ' 11......1. ....!
,i nun i linn, im.'ki'ii m " 1 I Kl.
i nim'i'ni r iv . n rurn a i.n.ii,, 11. 11.111 '
engaged a month's board at the Sun-
nyslde Peeiimber SI,' led us last
Weilnesday, going to Spokane, Wash.,
to meet .Mr. Walt Hurst, who will bo
remembered as one ,of our Kagle
Point raised boys by many of our old
settlers, who has u contract to put up
11 large power lino fur an electric
Frank Lewis, our confeHtlonnry and
billiard and pool man, appears to be
doing n lively business, ns he has
Just installed nnother billiard table,
making two billiard and two pool
tahloH In the upper part of his con-
jfectlunnry store.
power company in llrlllsh Columbia ( barley lirown, salesman for C. K.
and Mr, Kerby, hiivlim had five years' lOates, Ford cars and Kordson farm-
experience In that line of work, will ;l"g Implements, was here for dinner
assist In the work, Mr. Kerby leaves
a number of warm friends In this
section of the country,
Wednesday ami so was Dale Shelly.
Wo have had a wondetfu trans
formation In our postofflce here,
Henry Morgan, a man w ho lives llast Wednesday our popular and ac
alone on his hnmcHtcnd on the head commoilnting post office clerk, Miss
waters of Klk Creek, was taken out to Nellie Coy, tendered her resignation
the Sacred Heart Hospital some time to our postmaster. W. C. Clements,
And also because it's
Ouaiua IfV
ago by IiIh neighbors, came (11 on .tho
Medfnrd-Kagio Point singe and spent
the night on his way home. He has
grontly Improved In health, but is far
from being In a condition to llve'lilone
In the wlldM of the Klk creek hills.
Mrs. J. Mnula and son of llrowns
boro,.came In Wednesilay, and Mrs.
Monla. went ' on up to Multe FnJIs on
tho regular stage uml her son return
ed homo In his car, ,
Mr. Hluart MiiCessle, Iho civil engi
neer who linv been employed on tit
although she had given nim notice
some time before of her Intention to
resign, nnil too resignation was ac
cepted nnd sue retired from the ser
vice and our townsman, S. Hv (Oov.)
illolipen was employed to fill the va
cancy. Mr,, lllmes has haft ensldcr
iibU. experience In that line, and Is
eortsldered fully competent us he Is a
lhoroiiK.h accountant and no doubt
will fill tho pluco nnd serve 1 lie pat
rons of thn off loo satisfactorily.
O, Adams', formerly of Medford, but
now of Bum' Kalis, where he has
llvt-d for several years, went up to
Butte Falls on the stnge and I heard
today, Saturdaf. that he lad secured
a business position there.
V. L. CoiUireto'a blacksmith shoo
has been closed most of the time the
past week, owing to thy prevalence of
the flu. but I nm clml to he .'ible to
K. Miildlebuslier. w,r that, so far as 1 can learn. In most
ef the eases, they are improving and
r.iuny of the patients are able to he
out in town, although there Is scarcely
any one from the country comes In.
owiiiK to the sickness Iri the country,
ami fenr of taking the disease while
here in town.
, Wni. Nicoll of ltke. Creek, was' a
pnssclfiKcr. on the .Lake. Creek stage
coining here cn'huainosa.
: lMr. and' Mrs. Vyant cAthe in'Thtirs
day night from , Kpgcne' City, a'tfrt
apOnt the riiKbt and the iiex? hiornlng
was 'met here hy his hroiher-Jn-lavJ,
Kugene Ilcllowa, Mr, Wyant bejng h
brother to Mra. 'Bellows,: and was
taken to the Bellows home. Mr.
Wyant expects to go to work on the
.1. M. Wllfley orchard, but I did not
learn If he vn to act as foreman or
not.
D. V5. Patrick, who has been work
ing for months, f not years for the
F. L. C. company, came in for dinner
Thursday and so did a stranger from
Butte Falls. Mr. Patrick found. a Job
here at the Sunnyside In his line car
pentering, ami was kept busy until
noon the next day, and Mr. Sam
Courtney is still busy paper hanging
and painting on the interior of the
hotel, up to this, hour, 4 o'clock p. m
Saturday. . '
Mrs. Nettle Urover of Medford, has
been visiting Mr. und Mrs. V, O.
Knighton and helping to care for
Mrs. Knighton, who has been on the
sick list for years.
Sum II. Oescr, who hns been work
ing on the P. A E. railroad, came In
Thursday evening with his eye ban
daged up and on Inquiry learned that
when he was cranking his car, the
crank flew back and struck hlrn Just
below the eye on the nose, Inflicting
a painful wound. He had Just re
ceived a telegram from 'Berkeley,
Cal., announcing the serious illness of
bis sister- and was on his way to bo
with her, but Infer In the evening,
received another' telegram telling nt
her death,- notice already In the
Dally Mall Tribune of tho 17th.
Mr. I?ien, now of Butte Falls,
ca mo lri on the stage Friday evening,
nnd spent the night, lie has a, num
ber of horses at work on tho P. & Ui
railroad In Butte Falls,
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Mim - rTT mi mi pi i
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- i . m.
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Plan now to have a sue
cettion of vegetables in
your garden all lummer
where you can gather
them fresh and criap vrhen
want them.
Many varieties can be
own every ten days espe
cially beans, pean. radith,
lettuce, beets, spinach, etc'
All the desired varieties
may be easily selected
from the convenient up
right Sterling Seed Case.
Full cultural directions on
the back of each packet.
All Standard
Slje Vegetable
Packets-The
Finest Seed
Obtainable
At Local Dealers
QJJ
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mramoi yi i
mi
CONCRETE grips your
tires and holds them SAFE. It is
non-skid winter and summer,
rain or shine. Motorists want it;
heavy traffic demands it; the tax
payer profits by its long life.
Wherever Oregon lays paving it
should be non-skid CONCRETE.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Casco Building. Portland, Oregon
A National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrets
Offices in 23 Other Cities
For CountryRoads - For City Streets
DRY
WOOD
2.75 to $4.25 Per Tier
In shed zX 111 N. Fir
CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
!, Phone 551
f'-Srt
CHAS. MILLER ,
Auto Itaillator, Fender,
Kiinninu Board anil
I tody Repairing. Sol
dering. Opposlto Dcimt
Phono l t.l-f
WOOD!
All kinds of wood nt rlnht prices; dry
mill blocks.
Orders Promptly I'll led
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Cor. l'ir and Third
Pbono 212
30x3!
NON-SKID TIRES
$9.95
Busy Corner
Motor Co.
Main at Hivcrslde
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