PAGE SIX
OPENS' WITH BiG
Tljo first JackBon County AgrUul-
m-il P(vin(iml( Conference onemd
tills afternoon, under the auspice, of
II1C uregon rtRrtcuiiui ai vuuvhoj unu
farm, civic and commercial organiza
tions' of this county. It gives pjrom
lses of being a highly successful; meot
ing, with a large attendance. Tann
ers began to arrive this mornJiig, for
the three days' session. j
This morning was devoted tjn com
mittee meetings of the various groups,
and tho arranging of the preliminary
detallB for the opening session, Mn the
Masonic hall this , afternoon, ' when
there will be a general assembly, of all
In attendance with A. C. Joy of! Ash
land, president of the Jackson County
Farm Bureau presiding. This mooting
was called at 1:1C o'clock.
Paul V, Marls, director of extension
service at O: A. C. will deliver the first
address of the meeting on "Tho Pur
pose of the Conference," followed by
a series of three minute talks on the
"Condition of Agriculture in JackBon
County, by tho chairmen of tho various j
groups.
Routine business scbodulcd to come
before the nssombly Is tho election of
a permanent chairman, a secretary,
and a resolution committee.
Commodity groups mot as follows
at 2:30 o'clock.
.' The Livestock group In the smoking
room of the Masonic building, the
Small Fruit and Berry group In tho
club room of the Mnsonlc building, tho
poultry group In tjio dining room of the
Masonic building, tho Farm Crops
group In the Ptiblio Library and tho
Poultry group In the same buEldlnx,
T)i 9 Land Sottloment group In the
Losemont of tho Hotel Modford, tho
Home Demonstration group In tho Lib
erty building, fourth floor, and the'
Lnhriseapo group In the parlors of tho
Hotel Holland.
'The program for tomorrow Is:
, . Mornlnfl -
',10 a.' m. to 12 In. Boys' and GJrls'
club group, Hotel Medford, bnsontont.
, Sessions of all groups In their re
spective mooting plnceB.
(No meeting of Homo DomoraHra-
tion group on Tuesday.)
Afternoon
IflB to 6 p. m. Sessions of nil
groups. Same as in tho morning.
WIPED OUT, BUT
VICTORY COSTLY
v.i
'(MANILA, Fob. 18. (By the Asso
ciated Press) Lleutomint F.ugonlo
Mondcst and eight constabulary soi-
dlurs under his command and 35 10
lltrlous fanatics, including two of
Uinir- lenders, wero Killed in a ugnt
at JJalotc, ARilsan province, according
to ,a constabulary report hero today.
HAvnrnl nlher fanatics worn wounded.
. Tho majority of the fanatics who
took part In tho fight, it Is believed,
hero, wero refugees who escaped from
Burns Island, Hurlgno province; off
the Inland of, Mindanao, which has
been tho sccno of several recent
clashes between tho constabulary and
tho fanatics.
The latest fight Is thought by the
oonntabulary to bava virtually anni
hilated the last romiiantu of tho ng
grosslvo fanaticfl.
' Ooolldgos Attend Service
WAWllNUTON, Fell. 18. Presi
dent nnd Mrs. Coolldgo yesterday at
tended services cominomirntlvo of the
birth of GcorRo Washington, held by
the District of Columbia chapter of
the Sons of the American Revolution.
An nddresH wai inado by the Rev.
Philip M. Rhlnolandcr, furtuer bishop
of .the Kplscupnl dluceso of Pennsyl
vania. Uftnldtm fnr Jlonlth.
If
If this Signature
is NOT on the
BROW! a miMNE
"There is no other BROMO QUININE"
Proven Safo for more than a Quarter of a Century as a quick
: and effective reined for CoMs, Grip and Influenza, and as a
Preventive. "
. . The First and Original
Piicc SO
Coming to Armory
Kolb nncl Pill Comliif?
' Kvery BoaHon Kolb find Dill con
tribute one pronounced comedy tri
umph to tho American kIuko. "A JUi
Howard," Aaron Hoffman's latent
comedy Hot, la their 1U24 offering.
Hoffman seems- to huvo outdone tyin
aelf thia time in seeking to wiLirlxo
the prevalent craze for plays with
baffling plots.
Kolb portrays tho rolo of a "man
about town," u sort of Kay "rounder"
and tho action of tho piece transpires
in his apartment in a bit; New York
hotel. 1)111 Is neon us a waiter in this
Hiimo hostelry. How they become in
volved in tho puzzling skein of this
hilarious concoction provides the
scheme of tho plot and kocps tho
iauKhter at full height from tho start
to the final curtain.
Among tho cast with tho comic pair
are Ivan Miller, Klchard Allan, May
Cloy and Korio Ludwig. Kolb and
Dili's special Jazz orchestra under tho
direction of Leo Flanders, accompan
ies tho unusually clever company.
At Medford Armory on Tuesday
night, February HOth.
The Screen
"Trilby," nt Hialto
It Is not often that a widely herald
ed screen production so thoroughly
llvon up to its ad vi t mo not icon ns
"Trilby," showing at the Hialto tho
atro for tho last tlmo tonight.
Andree .Lafayette, in tho tltlo role.
Is a delight. A girl of a typo unusual
to tho American theatregoer, sho adds
to the charm of a vivid personality.
Arthur Kdmund Oarcwe scores
heavily as Svongall, tho villain, both
in nuiko-up and In interpretation.
Tho artist pals, Taffy, The Laird
nnd Little Jillleo, played by I'hito
McCullough. Wilfred Lucas and
Creighton Wale, respectively, are por
trayed with consummate skill. Others
In tho cast nro the Oncko of Francis
McDonald and tho Zouzou of the
Fronch artist, Maurieo Cannon.
"Anna Christie," whose story has
been adapted for tho screen by Thom
as 11. I nee from 10 u go no O'Neill's stage
drama, which won tho 11)22 Pulitzer
prize for tho best American drama of
the year, Ktands out boldly as tho most
unconventional hero! no ever brought
to the silver sheet. The picture opens
a, three days' cngaKomcnt at the
Klalto theater tomorrow matinee.
Advertising Campaign
Snowdrift, Popular
Cooking Fat
Tho spring advertising campaign of
Snowdrift, a popular product with
every housi'wlfc, begins in this Issue.
Snowdrift is said to bo a standard
article, u pure, rich, creamy cooking
fat, Is made by the samo company that
makes Wesson oil, out of oil ns ood
ns a fine solid oil. Is packed in atr
tlglit buckotri to keep it as sweet and
frenh n tho day It was made sweet
nil' tho way down to tho bottom of
the bucket."
This product Is manufactured by
the southern Cotton Oil Trnding Co..
and tho advertising is placed through
.itlktn & ,)nlden. Inc.
Box, it is NOT
Cold and Grip Tablet
Out
MEDFORD MATL TRTBTTNE,
NEW YORK, Feb. 18. American
Leglonnairos vere pushing tholr cam
paign for ' an ox-servicemen's bonus
with renewed vigor today after a sen
sational spurt last night In which the
treasury department was accused of
"juggling" its estimates against the
project and Secretary Mellon was
charged with "misleading" tho late
President Harding and President Cool
idgo. .
Tho charge of "juggling" was made
at a bonus meeting by Colonel Thomas
VV. Miller, alien property custodian. Ho
said a "high treasury official" had ad
mitted tho alleged manipulation of the
figures to blip nnd had confessed the
cstlmntoH wero dishonestly Increased
each time congress requested a revis
ion because It was felt necessary at
tho trensury department to use strong
er nnd stronger arguments against the
bonus each time it came up.
Representative Benjamin L. Fair
child, republican, New York, said Sec
retary Mellon "misled" Mr. Harding
In anticipating a $600,000,000 deficit,
when events proved there was a $300,
000,000 surplus In tho treasury. This
$1)00,000,000 difference, Mr. Fairchrld
assorted, "prevented President Hard
ing, perhaps more than any other fea
ture, from signing tho bonus bill."
. Alvln M. Owsley, former commander
of the legion told his hearers the bo
nus would pass tho house by a five to
one vote nnd get a majority in tho
senate, "eventually passing over the
veto of President Coolldge."
BE ENDORSED BY
CHICAGO, Feb. 18. More than 300
aiftocatcs of the candidacy of William
(libbs McAdoo for the democratic
nomination for president today saw
Judgo David Ladd Rockwall of Ohic
oiien, till- conference thnt wiir dflcU j
nhclhiT the Tcap ,t Dome di.u.;i;s".r :s
have ;iiilo Mr. McAdoo un'Ic lo e.in
tlmie.u" a preside ltlnl cnu.lh'to
A i-'ctdly scattering of winci w:s
uod-'l In the gathering tint l'svi:.il u
tlin ):nuto s)eec"i dellv?"ed by Ho
iiier Ciinim'ngs of ".mrecti i ' i.riuir
oliniiinun of tho dqmociu'.i-: ouf'inl
c irniHtee.
'I'hi! c-i I'Monce wan calie i, Mr. Cum
mines s.i! "not only ti ulL'rn fie
I irtuncs ( f an lndividun., but to eon
si'lcr the f.Ue of the cans3 i-f il'itr
alis:u." n'h( so ho control the M'piili.rnn
tai iy, ' continued Mr. Cunnnnn1-, "in
a despori to nttoiupt to dl'on ;;tt'U-
tifn from their own der-j.li'i't wi
striving to Implicate demucrvs !t: the
dlsgincefiil disclosures In l.io Teapot
l)"ii!P i i.i nl.
' Not one democrat official and net
mil person moutinncd in connection
with the democratic presidential nom
ination has boon touched by tho reve
lations.
"A special attempt has been mnde to
discrodit Sir. McAdoo, but it is known
nnd admitted everywhere that Mr.
McAdoo had no connection, dlroctly or
Indirectly, with theso scandals.
"Tho niero stntemont of tho situa
tion rovnnls tho absurdity of the sug
gestion that thnro has been any impair
ment of his strength ns a candidate
"Tho forces of liborallsm have gath
ered nround Mr. McAdoo to continue
tho 8trugglo which began in 1911! to
free American Institutions from the
thraldom of special privilege."
E
IN U. S. ATTITUDE 1
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS. The
American government's war debt pol
ley remained unchanged after u con
ference today of tho debt commission.
Tho commission fulled to act on
proposals that the debtor Kovern
inenta bo reminded nrcnln that tho
I'ulted States is awaiting funding pru
pupils.
Proposals for a change In tho
American government's policy of
watting for debtor nations to Initiate
refunding negotiations wore before R
session today of tho American debt
commission.i
. The meeting was called by Secre
tary Mellon, the- chairman, late last
week, but he declined to talk of ques
tions to be taken up further than to
say that strong pressure was beln
brought, to boar In some quarters In
the transmission of a reminder to the
debtor governments that the commis
sion nwaitod their suggestions looking
towards a funding ngroement. .
Tho commission expires In about a
year nnd most of the. members feel
the funding program should ba com
pleted without the necessity for ex
tending Its existence,
. MEDFOITD, OREGON,
ThreeConvinced
Mrs.. Wuniliolz decjurcs Tanlw?
"grumlcst medicine) on earth." It
helped Jiel ttwl her gnimhnotlKT,
sho KtJUcs.1- ';:
MRS,
"My mother and grandmother both
say they never paw such improvement
as Tanlac has made in mo and they,
like myself, think it Is the grandest
medicine' on earth," Is the glowing
trlbuto of Mrs. Ruth .Warnholz, 2039
82nd Ave., Oakland, Calif.
"Kvcr since childhood, I suffered
from stomach trouble and tho past
ten years it has been extremely bad.
My appetite was very poor, I had
fallen off until I only weighed eighty
pounds, and that miserable, worn-out
feollng that was ever with mo beggars
description. , -
"Tanlac helped my grandmother so
much that I decided to take it, and
oh, how fine and happy I feeV. Why.
for the first time in years I have no
stomach misery and I am eating so
ravenously that i havo actually gained
nineteen pounds."
Tanlac is. for snip by nil good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 40
million bottles sold.
Tako Tanlac Vegetable Pllla. "
County Court Proceedings.
The following Is a schedule of ex
penditures of Jackson county, Oregon,
together with a. list of the claimants
and articles of service for which the
claim is made and which were passed
upon by tho county court of Jackson
county during tho month of January,
1D24. -
The following bills wero allowed as
follows with tho exceptions shown:
County Court and -Commissioners
Goo. A 1 ford, eounty commis
sioner's salary - 54.00
Victor Bursell, county commis
sioner's. salnryV -
G. A. Gardner,, county judge's
salary i.; i
G. A. Gardner,' county judge's
travel expense
Postal Telegraph & Cable Co.,
judge's calls
4G.6"u
166.6G
42.63
7.6S
Goo. Alford, expense trip to
Portland, county commis
sioner- 35.85
u-
Total . i :.$353.41
, Circuit Court .
F. Roy bavis, snlary, circuit
court reporter, $ 166.66
Mildred M. 'Howard, meals to
jurors i...
7.00
A. R. Thompson, salary, circuit
court bailiff 51.00
W. W. Green, ilrayage, circuit
court expense -
F. Hoy Davis, circuit court cx-
penso transcripts
C. C. Darling, . circuit court
witness .....
Mrs. C. C. Darling, circuit court
witness .
.25
6.60
6.60
Total , - $220.36
Justice Court
Emory Davis, justice court wit
ness : : 3.80
Goo. Hall, justice court witness 3.80
G. O. Taylor, justice court
fees .: 103.00
Fred Tumor, justice court wit
ness ..... .- 2.80
W. II. Gowdy, justice court
fees .15.00
Total
- $129.40
Sheriff's Office ; ,
Geo. B. Ahlen, salary, deputy
aheriCf $ 108.00
Olgiv Andorson, work, sheriffs
olfico i. 78.00
U P. Forncrook, finger print
and salary, deputy sheriff.... 125.00
Gen. L. Howard, work in sher
iffs offlco 90.00
.Murray Bros. & Groone, work
on tax foreclosure 132.00
Mary K. Ryan, work In sher
iff's offlco 78.00
Edna Snyder, deputy sheriff's
salary - 100.00
J. W. Shirley, travel expense,
deputy sheriff 4.90
J. W. Shirley, salary, deputy
sheriff 120.50
Dalton Terrill, work in sher
iffs office 90.00
C. E. Terrill. shorifrs Balary 20S.3
Ashland Tidings, . printing.
sheriffs office 12.30
U D. Forncrook. travel, ex
pense.' deputy sheriff 50,4
The Jacksonville Post, printing
envelopes, sheriffs office .... 2.59
C. K. Terrill, stamps, envoi-
oios, sheriff's office 105.54
C K. Terrill, travel expense,
sheriff 7.28
Ira Tungate, service, sheriffs
office - 1.80
Geo. II. Alden, travel expense
deputy sheriff - 44.S0
Ira Tungato, travel expense,
sheriffs office ..- 16.72
Jacksonville Freight line, dray
age, sheriffs office 1.00
Medford Printing Co., supplies,
sheriffs office -.. 18.30
Koke-Tiffanv Co., supplies,
sheriff's offlco - 207.01
Postal-Telegraph Cable Co.,
calls, sheriff's office 9.1S
Total
, $1624.03
Clerk's Office
,MarJore Adnmsoq, wprlj It
-if-;, !' -"i
MONT) A V, FEBRUARY 18,
's office - 75.00'
ey Florey, clerk's sal, , J
. 106.66
1 Neil Florey, deputy I
clerk'
Chaunccy
ary
Mildred.
clerk's salary .., .
John Harris, deputy clerk's sal
ary Mrs. Ethel-' Jones, work In
clerk's office
Irma Martin, work in clerk's
office-
Delilia Stevens, deputy clerk's
salary ....
Mattie Stevens, deputy clerk's
salary
Mary Truax, deputy, clerk's
salary
Dan Pearce, work in clerk's of
fice : ;
Chuancey Florey, stamps,
clerk's office - .
Kilham Stationery Co, sup
plies, clerk's office -
Modford Printing Co., printing,
clork's office
Glass & PrudhommO Co., sup
110.00
: 85.00
80.00
57.00
2.00
plies, clork's office 28.63
Koke-Tiffany .. Co., supplies,
clerk's office ...t
Total
Treasurer's office
A. C. Walker, treasurer's sal-
ary ; 150.00
Verl G. Walker, deputy treas
urer's salary -. 100.00
Jackson County Bank, safe-de-
. posit box rent 8.00
A. C. Walker, stamps, express,
treasurer's office . . 10.95
Kilham Stationery Co.. sup- -
piles) ireusurers uiiicb ii.iJi(jay 0j April, 1922.
liisss AC- rruuiioinino i.u., suii-
plies, treasurer's office
6.55
Total , .'. $300.29
School Superintendent's Office
Frnnkln Adams. nsnintAnt. Kit-
nnrinfAnrinnt'a nfflen i R 00
, ...... r . ,
r-11.aoein iiurr, scuuui super- I- -" " , . .,... ,
visor's salarv l'O 00 cording to the record in the office of
visors salary 1-uuuithe County Clerk of Jackson County,
Susanne Homes Carter, super- Oregon, of tho following described
imenueni s salary iuo.uo
Elizaboth Burr, travel expense,
supervisor
Elizabeth Burr, office ex
pense, supervisor
Postal Telegraph Cable Co.,
ent's office i....... .
Modford Printing Co., supplies,
school superinttendent's of-
GO 60
.
ki oo
.(12
r, sn
lice OJ.oW
ouuiii!tj nutiiuu vunr, iiuvei
expense, state conference 50.35
Susanne Homes Carter, office
expense, school superintend
ent's office - . 7.94
Oregon City Enterprise, ex
pense, school superintendent 11.60
Western Union Telegraph Co,,
calls, superintendent's office .36
Total $601.92
Fruit Inspector's Office
E. R. Ontman, fruit inspection
and exnenso $ 63.30
Hownrd E. Warner, fruit in
spection 108.50
Total
iwi.BU
Assessor's Office
V. J. Beach,- work on plats, as-
8essor's office $
Clair Coleman, work on maps,
assessor's office
J: li, Coleman, assessor's, sal-
Linnie Hnnscain, deputy as
sessor's salary
Delpha O. Terrill, deputy as
sessor's snlary ...
Burroughs Ad'llng Machine Co.,
renairs ma 'nines, assessor's
office ....
J. B. Coleman, stamps, asses
sor's ofiice ..
J. B. Coieman, travel expense,
assessor's office
Total .$437.16
. Tax Rebate
It. L. Maultby, tax refund $ 25.00
Edward Woodcock, tax -refund 4.82
B. R. Wood, tax refund 82.23
Total $10.74
.. Widow's Pension
Ella Abbott, widow's pension. .$ 25.00
Florence. MY Baker, - widow's
pension 35.00
Effle Marie Baor, widow's pen
sion j. 25.00
Juanlta Butler, : widow's pen
sion 20.1.0
Callla Card, widow's pension.... 54.00
Anna M. Edwards, widow's pen
sion : 15.00
Nettie Croon, widow's pension 10.00
Mary Roborts Higglns, widow's .
pension 15.00
Alice P. Howell, widow's pen
sion ,. 2S.d0
Ina Huson. widow's pension.... 84.00
Dolly Ixive. widow's pension.... 25.00
Anna Prescott, widow's pen
sion .-. . 10.00
Elizabeth Sevey, widow's pen
sion 17.50
Hose. R. Slngler, widow's pen
sion 23.00
Total ,.......$355.50
' Court House Expenses
E. D. Collins, janitor's salary. $ 14.65
Victor Johnson, work on court
house- 91.63
F. L, Lyon, work on court
house. . 87.50
T. it, Robinson, janitor's snlary 48.07
W. W. Green, drayage, court
house expense 1.50
Jacksonville Cash Store, court
house supplies 3.35
John Jensen, plastering, court
house exponse ............. .... 8.00
Fred J. Flck, supplies, court
house ..a.. 50.51
Jacksonville Freight L Lino,
drayage, .court houso ex-. ,
pense .75
D. M. McDanlel, labor, furnace -
and sidewalks i j. .. 15.00
California Oregon Power .Co.,
service, court house expenso 72. S5
W. I. Mclntyre. sawing wood,
court house expense 7.50
Southern Pacific Co., freight,
court house expense '. 1.21
Chas. E. Lloyd, labor, court
, house expense, $38.00 dis
allowed) '. 50.00
Total $452.54
. (To be continued. 1
Notice, of Amilleiwxio lor Peed
To F. A. Smith.- the owner, accord
ing tO"thc record In tho office ot the
County Clerk of Jackson Cnuntv.
Oregon, of the following described
property, to-wlt: .
Lot 7. block 1. King's Addition to
the City of M id for-!. Oregon.
You are hereby notified that the
City of Medford. Oregon. Is the holder
of a Certificate of Sale tot fld pro-
1921
porty issued by e City of lodford
und'rChu';!.er400f b" Cnar.oV f
,7e city of Medford. O.ogon. and Us
ordinances enacted pursuant inereio.
125.00! You are further notmeu
notwithstanding this notice, re m
75 nft tion of such property ahull ,i,
7500,made within sixty (0U) days ufu-i ho
'date of service or the date ot flist
75.00 publication of this notice, the City of
1 Medford, Orsgon, will demand u ueed
76 00 therefor from tho City Treasurer 01
! Dated at Mediord, Oregon, this 10. n
day of April, 1U22.
t I. AI.FORD.'
: City Recorder of the City of
- Medford, Oregon.
JOHN H. CAUKl-V.
Medford, -Oregon. Feb. 8-25 Mar. 3
Notice of AppUcotlon for Heed
To F. A. Smith, the owner, accord -
, ,a ,nn,ril .in the offlcO Of tllC
S3 04 County Clerk of Jackson County. Ore
,8on, of the following described pro-
15.75 ;"e,"y,' i-B, KlnC Addition to the
City of Medford, Oregon.. '
You are hereby notified that the
rMtv nt Morifnrd. Orecon. is the holder
014 of a Certificate of Sale for Bald pio
".... i,ir ihn Citv of Medford
on the 21st day of January, WW.
..1062.22,undcr chapter 14 of the Charter of
the City of Medford. Oregon, ami us
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
. You are further notified thnt if
notwithstanding this notice, redemp
j nmde wllhtn sxly (00) days after the
date of service or the date of first
publication of this notice, the City of
j Medford, Oregon, will demand a deed
oj-ofor '',e Pty Treasu,e' of
rVcat MeufordT oregon. this 15th
tion of such property snail nui t
M. L. ALFORD.
City Recorder of the City of
Medford, Oregon.
JOHN H. CARKIN,
' Attorney for Applicant, '
Medford, Oregon.. Feb. 8-25 Mar. 3
Notice of AllllUcntion for Deed
I Tn r I. ffntsndv. the owner, ac
property, to-wlt:
Lot 1. block 2. King Addition to
the City of Medford, Oregon.
I You are hereby- notified that the
City of Medford, Ovcgon, is tno nomer
I nf n. f'ortlfleato of Sale for said pro-
Iperty Issued by the City of Medford
, ,n the 21st dav of January. 1919.
under Chapter 14 of the cnarter ot
the City of Medford, Oregon, and its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto,
. ,,.. nn,irin.l tl,f if
notwithstanding this notice, redemp
tion nf Ruch nronertv shall- not be
made within sixty (60) days after tho
date of service or tho date of first
publication of this notice, the City of
Medford, Oregon, will demand a deed
therefor from the City Treasurer of
said City of Medford.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 15th
day of August, 1923.
M. U ALFORD.
City Recorder ot the City of
Medford, Oregon.
JOHN H. CARKIN,'1
Attornev for Annlicant.
Medford, Oregon. Feb. 8-25 Mar. 3
Notice of Application for Deed
To J. C. Brown, the owner, accord-
ini? tn Ihn record in the office of the
county Clerk or Jackson county, ore
gon, of the following described pro
nertv. to-wlt:
nn 1 Lot 7, Lewis Addition to tho City of
Medford, Oregon. '
' 1 You nro hereby notified that tho
21.00, city of Medford, Oregon, is the holder
1 of a Certificate of Kale for said pro
166 66 perty issued by the city of Medford on
,ithe 21st day of January, 1919, under
Chapter 14 of the Charter of the City
llu uu of Medford. Oregon, and its Ordi
' - ' nances enacted pursuant theroto.
90.00. You are further notified that if
notwithstanding this notice, redemp
tion of such property shall not be
ing made within sixty (00) days after tho
.dale of service-or the date of first
1 publication of this notice, the City of
u.00 Medford, Oregon, will demand a deed
I therefor from the City Treasurer of
5 00 said City of Medford.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 15th
uay or April, ivzz.
M. U ALFORD,
City Recorder of the City ot
- meororu, Oregon.
JOHN If. CARKIN.
Attorney tor Applicant, -Medford,
Oregon. Feb. 8-25 Mar. 3
Notice of - Application for Deed
To Grace N. Vermeer. 867 Kast 40th
St., Los Angeles. Calif., the owner,
nccordlng to the record in. the office
of the County Clerk of Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon, of the following described
property, to-wit:
A parcel of land marked "A" in lot
1, block 2, Mlngus Sub-division to tho
City of Medford. Oregon. -
You are hereby notified that the
City of Medford. Oregon, is the holder
of a Certificate of Bale for said- pro
perty issued by the City of Medford
on tho 2 1st day -of January. 1919.
under Chapter 14 of tho Charter of
tho City of Medford, Oregon, and its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
You are further notified that if
notwithstanding, tills notice, redenip
tion of such property shall not be
made within sixty (60) days nfter the
date of service or the date of first
publication of. this notice, the City of
Medford Oregon, will demand a deed
therefor from the City Treasurer of
said City of Medford. .
Dated at Medford, Oregon this 15th
day of April, 1922.
- M. L. ALFORD,
City Recorder of tho City ot
Modford, Oregon.
JOHN H. CARKIN.
Attorney for Appllcnnt,
Medford, Oregon. Feb. 8-25 Mar. 3
Notice of Application for Deed -
To Marion A. Rader, the owner, ac
cording to the record in the office of
the County Clerk of Jackson County.
Oregon, of the following described
property. towit:
You are hereby notified that the
City of Medford. Oregon, is the holder
of Certificate of Sale for said pro
perty tamed by the City of Medford
on the 21st day of January. 1919.
under Chapter 14 of the Charter of
the City of Medford, Oregon, and its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
You are further notified that if not
withstanding this notice, redemption
of such property shall not be made
within sixty (60) days after the ser
vice or tho date of first publication
of this notice, the City of Medford,
Oregon, will demand a deed therefor
from the City Treasurer of said -City
of Medford.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
15th day of April. 1922.
M. L. ALFORD.
' City Recorder of the City of
Medford, Oregon.
JOHN If. CARKIN.
Attorney for Applicant.
- Medford, Oregon. Feb. 11-18-25
Notlco of Application for Deed
To Krnest H Pnli- tha n..-..
cording to the rei-qrjl in the office of
...r v-vu.ur v ivr .i ,acKSon county.
Oregon, of the following described
property, to-wlt:
Jl 9. liln.-k 1 1TaVr..n..n
to the City of Medford. Oregon.
iuu mi iirrfoy nonuen that th
City of Medford. Oregon, is the holder
of a Certificate of Sale for said pro
nertv ImtiKtl hv ih i-i,.. i,...., .
on the 21st day of Jnnuary. lius
under Chapter 14 of the Charter of
the Cjty of Wedfotd, Oregon, and Its
Ordinances ented mirsuant thereto.
1 ou lire iurui-' j
withstanding this notice, redeniption
nf such property in "
within sixty days after tho duto
of scrvbe or ho date of first publi
cation of this notice, the City . of
ford. Oregon, will demand a deed ,
fnrefor fn.ni the City Treasurer oj.y,
said City of Medford . - .
Dated at aieuiuiu, w.o-
day of April. 1922. AT.irnnn
City Recorder of the City of
Medford, Oregon.
JOHN H. CARlvlN.
Attorney inr .
Medford. Oregon. ! eb. 11-18-25
Notice of Application for locd ,
m' ii.li,,,. wood, the owner, ac
cording to the record in the office of
the County viern ;"
Oregon, of tho following described
property, to-wlt: .
liit 12. block 2, Gray's Addition to
the City of Medford, Oregon, r
You aro hereby notified that tho
City of Medford, Oregon, Is the holder
of a Certificate of Sale for said pro
nerty iiaued by tile City of Medford
on the 21st day of January, 1919;
under cnapter it ui
.v. ..n .if Modford. Oregon, and its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
You are runner iiuuiikw
.....i...,,..ii,. ihin notice, redomption
of such property shall not bo mails
within sixty tool Bli u i...
of service or the date of first publica
tion of this notice, the City of Med
ford Oregon, will demand a deed
therefor from the City Treasurer of
said City of Medford. '
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 15th
day of April, 1922. ,
City Recorder of tho Clly of
Medford, Oregon. i
JOHN H. CARKIN.
Attorney for Applicant.- ' J
Medford. Oregon. Fob. 11-18-25
Notlco of Application for Deed
To Lou. F. Knowlton and Murloi I
Knowlton, his wife, tho owners, 'Tfj
cording to tho record In the office iW"'
tho County Clerk of Jackson County.
Oregon, of the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot 7. block 1, Highland Park Ad
dition to tho City of Medford, Oregon.
You aro hereby notified that the
City of Medford, Oregon, Is the holder
of a Certificate of Sale for said pro
perty issued by the City of Modford
on the 21st day of January, 1919,
under Chapter 14 of the Charter of
the City of Medford, Oregon,' and Its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
You are further notified that.it not
withstanding this notice, redemption
of such propcrlv shall not be mado
within sixty (CO) days after tho data
of service or the dato of first publi
cation ot this notice, tho City of Mod
ford, Oregon, will demand a deed
therefor from tho City - Treasurer of
said City of Modford.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, thl3 15th
day of April, 1922.
M. L. ALFORD.
City Recorder of tho City of
Medford, Oregon. -JOHN
H. CARKIN.
Attorney for Applicant,
Medford, Oregon. Feb. 11-18-25
Notice of Application for Deed
To Owen Young, the owner, ac
cording to the record in tho office of
the County Clerk of Jackson County.
Oregon, of - the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot 1, block 2, Highland Pnrk Ad
dition to the City of Modford, Orogon.
You are hereby notified that tho
City of Medford, Oregon, is the holder
of a Certificate of Sale for said - pro
perty issued by the City of Medlord
on the 21st-day of January, -,191J
under Chapter 14 of the Charter or
the City of Medford, Oregon, and its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
You are further notified thnt if not-'
withstanding this notice, redemption
of such property shall not be mado
within sixty (60) days after the date
of service or tho dato of first publi
cation of this notlco, tho City of Med
ford, Oregon, will domand a deed
therefor from the city Treasurer of
said City of Medford.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 16th
day ot April, 1922.
M. L. ALFORD. '
City Recorder of the Citv of
Medford, Orecon.
JOHN H. CARKIN, .
Attorney for Applicant, ' .
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