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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, pftEfiOX, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER J 3,, 1923
-' i
Tocal and
Personal
There was another disagreeable foifl
this morning which liiHted until well
Into the forenoon. A year ago today'
with a minimum of 24 and maximum I
of 48 was ten degrees colder than yos-j
terday's temperature. Fair weather.
f m nriwl irtr1 fttf KitnHnv '
IJpfore you buy that piano see H.
O; Launspach. He can save you
money, He known pianos, and la re
liable. Office and salesroom at
' "Weeks ft Orr, Phone 227.
Crystal White soap special this
week only: 8 bars of Crystui White
free with each $1.00 soap deal.
Hutchison ft LUmsden. 198
F. Corning Kcnly leaves Sunday for
Chicago where ho will meet Mrs.
Kenly and their son Granger who are
vlHltlng relatives and friends In Luko
Forest, Illinois.
' Just time to get that tree order In.
Yes, we still have Bo so pears on
Usuronsis roots, good ones. Have you
got your shade trees, shrubbery and
roses? Washington Nurseries, Sixth
and Fir 8ts.,' opposite Holland Hotel.
1'hone 441-Mi 13. C. Welsh, agent.
1!4
There Is a reason; ask those who
danco there at the Oriental gardens
tonight. l m
Dr.-John Snape of Oakland, Calif..
who conies to Medford for tho pur
pose of dedicating the new First I tap
tint church tomorrow will reach the
city this afternoon with Mt'H. finapo. '
They will drive by car to Medford, '
and while Hero bo the guests of llov.j
and Mrs. F. It. Leach. Dr. Bnape
conies highly recommended as a pop-I
ular preacher' and speaker at public
functions. Ho is In great demand in
his own city and Is prominent In civic
as well as religious circles. Ho will
ho doubt be heard with pieasiiro both
morning and evening Sunday , by
capacity houses. In his own city
many are turned away, not ablo to
get seating. The services Kunday arc
ar 11 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m.
November millinery sale. It's worth
your while to call. Tho Kin my Lou
Hat Shop, M. M. Dopt; Store, Medford
Iildtf. , ., 197
An attractive musical program Is
announced for the morning service at
the First MethodiHt church. Roberts'
great anthem, "fcJcok Ye tho Lord,"
will be sung by the chorus choir
under tho direction of JVtrs. Geo. An
drews. Mr. George Maddox will have
the solo part. Tho offertory number
will bo a contralto solo, "Teach Me to
Fray," suilg by Miss Marjorlo Skeet
ers. ' "Tho IMiot Stars of tho Soul"
is the subject of the mortilng sermon.
The peoplo of this church will attend
( IheHaptlst dedicatory sorvice, at 7:30.
The Klamath Falls high football
team and a party of rooters to the
number of 21 arrived In tho city
early Friday afternoon for thin after
noon's game with Medford high and
they are Htopjitng at the Hotel Med
ford during their stay hero. More,
rooters from that city- arrived last
night and today.
., Get ouv prices on Brush wool
sweaters. The Cdlonlal. .' . 106
CryHtal M'hito soap Hpeclal this
Week only: 8 bars of Cryntnl White
free with each $1.00 soap deal.
Hutchison ft Lumsdon. 108
L. V. Rex of Eugene Is In tho city
on one of his periodical business
visits.
Real msle, a real floor, and a big
wonderful pay night dance at the
Oriental gardens tonight. 103
Iluy your shingles and roofing at
Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711
B. Main street. Phone 108. tf
There was a flno public market
today with all things seasonable on
sale, and a liberal patronage, a
marked feature of which was the
nbtindarit supply of all kinds of
dressed chickens.
100 per cent pure Silk pongee, com
mon grade 88c; extra heavy for shirts
34 Inches wide, $1.19 yard, Jap Art
Store. 205
L. V. Rex, representing tho Giant
1'bwder Co., is lit Medford looking
after business. Mr. Hex is woll known
In southern Oregon having been mak
ing this country for seyorul years.
At tho city auto camp last night 76
persons who are traveling In 20 cars
were guests.
Tutoring In grade and hlgli school
subjects by experienced teacher, uni
versity graduate. 116 MUtletoo. 103
Crystal White sonp special this
week bhly: 8 bars Of CryHtal White
free with each $1.00 soap deal.
Hutchison A Lumsdon; ION
Among tho out of town sojourners
in Modford from a dlstanco nro C. M.
Cross of Rockford, III., J. T. Gasklll
of Hurley, Ida., Mrs. A I. Whitney,
uurae and child, Leslio U, Whitney
and Mr. and Mrs. J, Jf. French of
Han Francisco, Mrs. A, U. . Rlnearson
of lierkeloy, Calif., and Mrs. H. H.
Hollliigsworth and Mr. and Mrs. F.
L. lavlndo of Los Angeles.
Share In the big pay night dance
tonight at tho Oriental gardens. 103
You can get It at DuVoe's. tf
.Rov. and Mrs. A. A. Gray arrived
in Medford Friday from southern
California to take hold of tho Free
Methodist church of this city. "
j Got soft paper school tablets at thU
office. . tf
E7"
Just to remind
You
Milk Bread is your
best food.
At Any Orocer
There was no football game at
G ni nls lJa.i this afternoon, as the
high school team of that city is lay
ing off for tho first time in several
weeks, and will play the next game
of Us schedule on Nov. 12 with Rosa
burg high at Grants Pass.
November millinery sale. It's worth
your while to call. The Emmy Lou
Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Medford
Uldy. 107
If you want tho best eating and
cooking apples try the famous Ben
nett Seedlings. None better. See them
at tho West Side Groceteria. 104
Among the Oregonians visiting In
the city are Delta M. Loffgren and
Mr and Mrs. A. Ziofle of Corvallis.
We have a number of extra copies
of Friday's paper containing full de
scription of tho new Baptist church
and pictures of the same for sale at
this office. 1H4
Kremmcl's genuine health bread at
DeVoe's. tf
V. J. Emery has returned" from
Sprague River, Klamath county
where he hud been hunting for the
last week or more.
Chicken and beef ta males, Gusher
Cafe. tf
Violin lessons, special attention to
advanced pupils. J. D. Wit ham, 26
Newtown. 193
Hillah temple of Mystic Shrine held
a regular session at Ashland last
night, and a number of the members
from Medford and vicinity attended.
A surprise in store for you at the
Oriental gardens. ' 103
Foundl A place to get creamed
waffles. Crater Lake Confectionery,
Medford Bidg. , 104
Thd high school 'student body Is
giving a dinner at the Medfbrd hotel
this evening tb tho Klamath Falls
and Modford teams and their coaches,
Principal Campbell and Superinten
dent Smith. There will be music and
speeches. Tho dinner starts at 6:30
p. m.
Chiie con carne. Gusher Cafe. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108.
711 East Main.
Washington stat-j visitors In the
city who arrived yesterday include
MIhs Ann Driver of Seattle and Mr.
and Mrs. J: S. Porter and family and
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Skllllngs of Cen
tra Ua. . . j
Danco tonight at the Oriental
Gardens. 103
Redden & Canaday write bonds and
Insurance. Phone 720. tf
Miss Uneeta Morgan Is spending
the week end In Jacksonville with her
sister, Mrs. Oscar Lewis.
Buy your screen doors at Wallace
Woods' Lumber . Yard, 711 E. Main.
Phono 108. tf
Brunswick phon og raphs, the
world's most popular phonograph.
Easy terms. H. d. Launspach, Phone
227.
Honry Manktiis, a rancher near
Medford shipped by truck seven and
one-half tons of honey this season to
F. Glazier, a bco man of Albany.
Our only busiess is Insurance, but
wo cover every known kind of risk.
U. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man."
, tf
Wo nro closing out our entire piston
ring stock; stop cut rings at 10c each,
ull sizes. Tho Busy Corner Motor Co.
tf
Mrs. Amy Dow this week bought
from Luke Ryan tho two-story brick
building on tho corner oppoHito the
17. S. hotel, and will have it fitted up
for an up to dato confectionory. gro
cery store and restaurant. We under
stand it Is tho Intention of tho Tele
phone company to move the building,
now occupied by Mrs, Dow, on the
corner next to the telephone office,
from that location in the noar future.
Jacksonville Post..
Highest grade Utah and Wyoming
coal, absolutely free from slack and
dust. Hansen Cool Co., 34 South Fir.
Phono 239.
Gray and tan pleated skirts. The
Colonial. 100
A. Bostock was arrestpd today by
Sheriff Torrill for violating tho motor
vehicle law In Klamath county, and
was releused on a $000 bond. The
bond was signed by C. C. Furnas and
James Bishop of this city.
Rags wanted at onco at the Mall
Tribune office.
Sea Modford Vulcanising Works for
tiro service. , . tf
Every scholar in the Presbyterian
Sunday school Is urgod to make a
special effort to be on time promptly
at 0:45 Sunday morning. The school
Is growing so that It must close In
tlmo to empty tho church before
people come in for the worship hour.
There will bo no evening service oh
the church unites with the Baptist
penplo In their dedication service that
evonlug. - The seventh In tho series
on the Bennon on the Mount will be
given In tho morning on "God or
Mammon." Tho male quartet will
sing. "Lift Up Your Heads Oh Ye
Gates."
Chile con came, Gusher Cafo. tf'
There's a busy Business College
In Medford. OWN.
Tho Klwanis vof Ashland at their
weekly meeting yesterday woro ad
dressed by Dr. Van Nuys, director of
religious education of tho Presbyter
Ian church.
We have good valued In used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
Special nnle on Tuesday at : the
Colonial Garago. tf
Mrs. Susan no Carter, tho county
school superintendent, MIhs Margaret
Devereaux. tho county nurse. Miss
Grayce Telch, tho county home dem
onstration agont, and County Agent
C. C. Cate are among thoso in atten
dance at tho high school cornerstone
laying at Wimer today, and also at
tho grango meeting there.
Wo will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes tho Insurance, Man.
Duplicating sale books for sale at
this office. tf
Sam Baker of the First National
Bank In Grants Pass was a visitor In
Medford Friday.
fiemstltohlng 8a per yard at Style-
crnft, opposito Rialto theatro. tf
A message to housewives: Our fain
fly service Is used by hundrods of
Medford women. Aro you one of the
sntisfied customers? if not A trial
will convince you that washing at
home Is not worth while. Medford
Domestic Laundry. 193
Arrangements are being completed
by the Knights of Pythian to take a
large delegation to Medford next
Monday night. Supreme K. of R. and
S tarry M. Lovo, of Indianapolis,
I ml., will be present and will use tho
original Ruthhono Biblo In the Initia
tion of a large class In the Page rank,
quite a number of candidates will at
tend from tre ns well ns many lodge
members. Grants Pass Courier.
Chicken and beef tn males, Gusher
Cafe. . tf
The Modern Woodmen of America
will hold a Hpeclal meeting tonight at
American Legion hall for the initia
tion of a large class of candidates.
Members from the various camps of
the valley will be present to assist in
the ceremonies. A supper and social
session will follow the Initiatory work.
A number of Medford Sunday
school workers attended tho Sunday
school convention at Ashland yester
day. E. P. Lawrence and D. J. Howo
alno attended and Mr. Howe spoke on
"Christian Education."
At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf
Typewriters, all makes Wholesale
rcbullts. Easy terms, $5 monthly.
Our guaranteo means 20 minute repair
service,. Medford Book Store, agents. i
197
The latest Issue of the Medford Hi
Times, the h'gh school publcation, i
was Issued yesterday. On its first
page is a cut of "Prink" Callison, the
high school coach, accompanied by,
the following write-up: "Prince Calli
son, better known to men of the grid-!
iron as 'Prink' Callison, was star
center for the University of Oregon;
for three years. He played . football
fQour years for Oregon and one year
for the Olympic ciub of San Fran
cisco. Callison came to Medford this
year as physical training Instructor of
the Medford high school. He came
highly recommended, especially by
Shy Huntington coach of tho U. of O.
Though not much material was left'
from) last year's football squad of i
Medford Hi, Callison has developed a
fast, snappy little team that will prove
Itself a strong contender for the
southern Oregon championship."
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electrio Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett. . tf
Milk and cream at' DeVoo's. tf
V.-J( Emery, W. James and Clar
ence Eads have left for a goose hunt
at Goose lake, to be gone several
days..
Unity literature teaches people how
to be well, prosperous and efficient.
Free distribution. 310 S. Riverside, tf
Wo carry nothing tn conl but the
best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
Our prices on all fuel we handle are
always the lowest, considering qual
ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf
A preliminary hearing was given
in tho Justice Court today in tho
case of L. E. Cherry agulnst L. A.
Nesler, who is charged with threat
ening to commit a crime against tho
person of another. The accused was
bound over to the grand Jury, and ho
was liberated on a $C00 bond. Nesler
is charged with pointing a gun at
Cherry and threatening to shoot,
wlillo Cherry was taking, it is claim
ed, gravel from Nesler's gravel pit
and when he-was warned off at the
point of a gun.
Your car battery charged In 8 hours
at tho Electric Shop. . tf
'November millinery sale. It's worth
your while to call. The Emmy Lou
lint Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Medford
Bltlg. - . 107
L, A. Flshor of Sams Valley was in
thin city today shopping and attend
ing to business,
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
Studlb. First-class work and prompt
service. tf
Big values In pocket knives, all
sizes and kinds . at 88o In sale of
manufacturer's--samples Friday and'
Saturday only, at Sinclair's , Jewelry
Shop. 103
Geotgo porter and A. B. Cunning
ham drove to Ashland last night to
spend several hours la that city.
Oold Ray Realty Co., for a few days
offers half interest In somo land to
good farmers free. 193
Bookkeeper, - experienced, would
liko to tako set of books for several
hours tt day. Phone B71-L. 195
Tho Klamath Falls high football
team which arrived hero early yester
day afternoon, went out for a light
practice on the football field and
have othorwlse amused themselves in
seeing the sights in Medford. The
high school gave a football rally last
night at 7:30 which began with yells
and music before the high school
building and continued up nnd down
the main streets. Tho school twonty
pieco band ahd most flf the student
body wero present.
Clean cotton rags wanted at the
Mall Tribune office.
C. C. Furnas, in leaving, this evening
for Stockton, Cab, to accompany his
wife, who has been visiting relatives
tn that city on her return to Med
ford.
You will miss a rare opportunity If
you do not take advantage of tho 88o
sale on manufacturers' sample pocket
knives, Friday and Saturday only at
Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 103
Girls of tho Chi Omega sorority
house at the University of Oregon
Thursday had to call the pollco to
remove a placid old cow from the
front porch of tho home before they
could mnko their exit from tho
building to report at classes. Hal
lowe'en celebrntors wore blaTiied for
pasturing tho animal on tho veranda.
Get Launspach's prices on pianos
oerore you buy. He knows pianos and
Is reliable, phono 227.
W. E. Newromb Of Grants Pnss was
A business visitor In Medford Friday.
Do you need a good dress maker
with original Ideas? If so, call 327
South Oakdale. Pnrty dresses and
children's clothes a specialty. Phone
108
OBITUARY,
CASTKIl Lnbon B. Castor passed
away -at his homo one and a half
mlloK west of Talent, at 3 p. m.
i luirsuay. ,
Mr. Caster was born at Bontonport,
towa, May 30. 1S41, and was married
In 18(59 to Francos Rnssdale, and arter
spendliiK some years In Colorado, the
family camo to the Kngue Ulver val
ley, Oregon, whoro ho has resided for
the last 22 years.
Ilcsldos Ills wlfo, he la survived by
sovon children: lsa Drnpor. Los An-
golos, Cal.; Mrs. Wm. Parkor, Klam
ath Kails, Ore.; Frank Caster. EaRle
Point. Ore.; Ernestine Sharldari, Los
Angeles; Mrs. Ed. HlgKlnbothnm
Phoenix, Ore.; John Caster and Clara
Mansfield, Talent, Ore.
Funeral services will be held nt
Conner's funeral chapel at 3 o'clock
Sunday, Hev. B. P. Lawronce officl
atlntt. Interment will bo 'in Central
Point cemetery.
Tho black duck Is the standard
game bird of the northeastern United
States and Canada.
11ENI
DELEGATES SCORED
BY CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3. The pro
posed apportionment of delegates to
the next republican convention as re
ported in news dispatches from Wash
ington "Is grossly unjust to Califor
nia," Albert E. Doynton, chairman of
the republican state committee charg
ed In a statement issued today.
Mr. Boynton contended that the re
apportionment planned "arbitrarily de
nies this state nearly one-third of the
total number of delegates to which it
would be entitled under an exact ap
portionment of delegates to republican
votos cast in '1920."
The statement said: "California, if
given her due representation in the
convention would have thirty-nine del
egates next year. Under the proposed
plan reirarted from Washington, this
state will get but 28 delegates. Other
important republican states, including
Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan,
Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Kansas, Massachusetts and New York
are also penalized for no other pur
pose, apparently, than to preserve the
disproportionate and wholly unwar
ranted representation of the group of
states complains the solid south which
has never cast a slnglo eloctoral vote
for a .republican ticket."
An exhibit of ono hundred color
prints of morlcan and English paint
ings is being shown at the Public
Library. Tho collection includes rep
resentative work 'of the most noted
painters from the earliest 18th cen
tury English to the most modern
American. The reproductions are" very
good nnd give' a very satisfactory idea
of the originals.
1 Everyone is urged to see them. Any
who enjoy pictures will wish to spend
some time looking at these. They
may be seen at any time during library
nours, at least until the end of next
week and possibly longer if the Inter
est seems to warrant keeping them.
Women's Meeting
11 Sunday"- Afternoon
Thro will ' be a special women's
meeting at the Christian church, Sun-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. All wo
men and girls ore Invited nnd urged to
attond. There will be special music
ladles' quartet and a solo by Mrs.
Scougall. The devotional service will
be in charge of the women's mission
ary society. Mr. Howe will speak upon
the subject, "What Christ has done for
woman." It will be a worth-while and
helpful service. , - j
- :
Agnes Ayros, Ilialto
Agnes Ayrofl great success. "The
Heart Raider," which will bo the
featuro at the Rialto theatre tomor
row with Mnhlon Hamilton as load
ing man.
Tho story Is ono of absorbing in
terest and there is much rcliablo
comedy.
"Tho Exciters" closes nt tho Rialto
tonight. The cast lncludos Boho Dan
iels and Antonio Morono in the load
ing rolos supported by Uigelow Coop
er, Burr Mcintosh, Ida Darling and
olhor well known players.
Excellent Swnnson Picture, Pnge
Gloria SwojiHon Is tho big rnttrac
tlon at the Pago theatre beginning
tomorrow matinee. In "My American
Wife." The scenes nro laid In Argen
tine nnd tho Btory deals with a young
Kontucky girl, owner of a racing
Btablo who becomes enmeshed In pol
itics and lovo with highly dramatic
results. The picture Is filled with
rnptd-flro notldn and is wholly en
grossing. Antonio MoVeno makes hht
debut as "The New York Shick of
Fllmdom."
Added numbers on the bill Include
Ben Turptn In "Where Is My Wan
dering Boy This Evening?" an Ed
cational. and "Betty" at tho organ
"Homeward' Bound" starring Tho
mas Meighan closes a successful run
tonight. ...
Notice
On or nftoi" Oct. 29, 19E3. I will not
bo responsible for'-any debt 'con
tracted for or by my wife. MngKie
May Wilt. FRED O. WITT.
11)1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED By young married couple
modern furnished room. State
price. Box XV!!. Mall Trlhune. 193
FOR SALE Form lumber cheap.
New Methodist cnurch, Phone
855-W. 199
STRAYED To my place, blnso face
brown horse branded on left-shoulder
with Capital P. Age about 4 or
B years, weight 1100. Fred Sttir
glss. Trail. 19S
WATET -Experienced confection
ery girl nt Crowson's nt once and
in person. 193
FOR SALE Alfalfa and grain tiny.
C. M. Howell, Phone 869-J. 193
PRINT EXHIBITION
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
1 r&Egigr' i
Reported by Jacttorv County Abttraol Co
Sixth Strut ani Cantrai Avanua.1 . ,
Marriage Licenses
George McKnight and ilfflo Gon
yeau. , y
Joseph C. Hudson and Katherine A.
Calhoun. . -
Chester L. Jones and Thelhia Chll
ders. Briggs Fish Sallsberry and Corinne
Robinson.
Probate Court.
Estate of Mary Si. Orr. Affidavits.
Return on aale.
- Est. Joshua McPhorson. Admitted
to probate.
Est. Anlce McClanahan. Admitted
to probate.
Est. Edward Goodman Harding.
Proof of publication.
Est. James M. Hazelwood. Ordor.
Est. Emma M. Million. Final re
port, order.
Est. A. 55. Sears (doc.) Admitted to
probate.
Est. I. A. Merrlman. Semi-annual
account, vouchers.
Est. Nicholas J. Mitchell. Final
account, order.
- Circuit Court.
Florence Folgor Dean vs. Florence
A. Irvine, et vir. Foreclosure.
L. M. Lanyley vs. M. Colwell, ot al.
Findings and conclusions. Decree.
W. Al. Hittls vs Ida E. Dressier, J.
W. Dressier. Default. Decree.
Butler & Thompson Co. vs. City of
Ashland, ot ul. Informal brief. Stip
ulation. Demurrer.
Ellison AVhlte Lyceum Bureau vs.
William M. Bilges. Answer.
John in. Hueners vs Alfred T. Nor
ris. Notice.
Robert ChiKBton vs J H Cogan. De
fuult. Judgment. ,
R. S. Murray vs Newtown Orchard,
Inc., ct al. Order. Affidavit.
Viva loana Hukill vs William
Henry Hukill. Decree.
John H. Hueners vs Alfred T. Nor
rls, ot ux. Notice.
Bullock Merc. Agency vs. John
Dunnington. For money.
State vs. Raymond Laninl. Possess
ing intbxicating liquor.
State vs. Rnymand Laninl. Selling
intoxicating liquor.
City of Jacksonville vs. A'. C. Walk
er, treasurer. Stipulation.
C. V. Looaley vs. William ' Lewis.
Summons.
R. E. Frosham vs. Their Alann
Mining Co. Demurrer.
Jackson County Bank vs. W. B.
Spatz For money. -
Tho Alliance Trust Co. vs. Lylo H.
Carlton et al. Foreclosure.
C. C. Crouch vs. Alive Hake Crouch.
Summons.
Viva Iona Hukill vs. Wm. H. Hu
kill. Default, affidavits, findings and
conclusions. ,-i
' Thomas A.. Morris vs. Jonathan Ol,
Prlno et al. .Decree ,; :
Rhoda B. .Gattls vs. Isabolla .Oattis:
Affidavit, order. i
F. M. Stockford vs. Max H. Stock
ford. Waiver, proof of mailing, proof
of publication, default. .
Lulu. Fiddler . vs. Arthur Fiddler,
Waiver,' tlefault. ' ' ' .
State Industrial Accidont Com. vs.
Medford Coast R, R. Co. Stipulation,
judgmont.
Stato Industrial Accident Com. vs.
J. W. Opp. Motion, default, Judg
ment. fc -
State Industrial Accident Comi vs.
Pine Lumbor Co. Stipulation, judg
ment. ! "
State Industrial Accident Com., vs.
J. T. uagnon. Stipulation, judgment.
L. M. Langley vs. M. Colwell et al.
Stipulation, order.
K. S. Murray vs. George Tockel.
Gone Bartlett. Answer. '. '
Robert Clugston vs. J.-H. Cbgan.
Writ of attachment.
E. Q. Hansen vs. J. W. Opp.
Amended answer.
L. M. Langley vs. RUsscll Motcnlf
et al.- Demurrer.
John F. Rocho vs. W. A. Burns
et al. Notice, ' memoramliim and
notice. - '
Viola Stokes vs. Henry A. Stokes.
Findings ahd conclusions, decree.
. W. C. Foster vs. Charles E. Wolcott
et al. Memorandum, demurrer.
Heul Bstntc Transfers
J. H. Carlton et ux to V. L. Sny
dor. pt. lot 8, blk. 2, Cottago
Add. to Medford 1
V. L. Snyder ct ux to Earl S.
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Certain hotels hvfe a
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for their wonderful meals.
It is usually in the prep
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hardly a chef of repute
who would be without
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Hemstitching
at
Handicraft Shop
Tumy. pt. lot 3, blk. 2, Cot-
tngo Add. to Medford
Alfred L. Crance et ux to F. M.
Calkins, land in D. I.. C. 4U.
tp, 39. S. R. 1 E ..
Butler & Thompson Co. vs. Hugh
- F. Barron, all sec. 36. SB, KE
ot NE sec. 25, tp. 38, S. R.
1 E.
Tielen M. Condon vs. Ellz. K.
Gravattc. pt. blk. 1, Gallo
way's Add. to Medford
G. F. Pankey et vir to Nellie
Hampton, lot 1, SA lot 2,
blk. 0, Medford
Henry D. Reed et ux to Bill
Delgad'. lots 3 and 10, W. 25
feet lncs 2 and 11, blk. 2, Do
kum's Amended Add. to Gold
Kill :
Joseph Glnet et ux to School
Dist. No. 33, land in sec. 17.
tp. 38, S. R. 2 W
Emma A. Armstrong to Arthur
R. Thompson. Lots 3, 4, 7, 8,
blk. 6, Jacksonville .$
First Baptist Church of Medford
to John M. Dodge, et ux. Deed
to N. 60 feet lots 11 and 12,
' blk. 1, Narrogan's Add. to
Modford
William Wltte, ct ux, to G'. B.
Little, W. D. to lot 6, blk. 33,
Central Point
S. L. Bennett, et ux, to John M.
Dodge; et ux, W. D. to N. 60
feet lots 11 and 12. blk. 1,
Narregan's Add. to Medford..
Sheriff to Llllle A. Stevens, Sh.
D. to lots 10. 11, block 14.
Gold Hill
James R. Robertson, et ux, to
F. D. Swingle, ot ux, W. D. to
part block 14, Ashland . . .
F. D. Swingle, et ux, to James
Elder, ot ux, W. D. to part lot
14, Ashland
Mary E. Merrimnn to Sharon C.
I Mrriman, W. D. to S. 35 ft.
lo'tsS, nil lots 6 and 13, block
2, Lumsden's Add. Medford
Clara Dinn to Edwin M. Whlto, .
ct ux, Q. C. D. to pnrt DLC 70, '
twp. 37 S., R. 2 Wost
2nd Northwestern Finance Cor
poration to H. L. Fischer, deed
to land in sec. 15, twp. 39 S.,
R. 1 East
C. Frank Rhodes to Eagle Point
Irrigation Dlst. R. of W. to
right of way over latid lit sec.
1, twp. 36 S., R. 1 West
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