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tv.Tt 1 sIV bo. ha of wc Inl dll PAGE 5 EIGHT MTTOFORD MATT; TRTfttTfflMEflFORD, OHEGONT, THURSDAY, APKTL 30. o 1925 DEPT. TO SALEMn NEW POTATOES ARE Ellllinrnl CHICAGO, April 30 Now fiota.oee luluivllrll are twlce as i)Iontirui aB a year ago' lllnllULU.The United States bureau of agricul- . tural economics reported today that ' 'shipments of new potatoes to market April 80 Following in the last week have Increased to 1350 carloads, nearly double the out put for the previous week, as well as for the corresponding period last year. The abundant arrivals of new pota toes from the south are fast pushing old potatoes Into the bacKgrounu. Texas sent forward 500 carloads and UMilsiana 76. . ' SAI.E.M. Ore., a formnl demand made April G, Din-' trict Attorney John 11. Caisbn today filed in the ilrcult court here a peti tion for un iiltoinatlvo writ of mun damus requiring Frank C. Brutnwell,; mato (iuperintendont of bank, to re turn the Htnte bunking department from Portland lo Kalem. The petition is on relation of OeorBe l'ulnam, pub lisher of the Cupitol Journal, who made the demand of the district at torney. Sam A. Kozer, secretary of state, is also made a defendant in the Case and; tho petition dbmands that he furnlHh quarters for tho department In Salem. Tho proceedings cite tho law which requires that the state banking dc uartment have its offices In Baloin. Tho banking codo was amonded by the 1(126 legislature but when the amended code goes into effect' May 28 will Btill requlro the dopnrtmont to hnve its offices In Salem, bnly a branch office being allowed In l'ort land under the amended code. Tho present law covering the case enys thut "-the state bank examiner shall maintain his office in tho city of Halcm, and tho secretary of state Is hereby required to furnish suitable quarters therefor." ' . Tho now. code, effective. May it,, soys: ' "The superintendent of banks shall maintain his office In the city of Halcm and tho secretary of -state is hereby required to furnish suitable quarters therefor, provided the super intendent' of banks, when considered by him to be expedient, or convenient. may establish branch offices in tho city of Portland." tiince the removal of tho depart ment to Portland about Starch 24, tho Muoorlntendont of bonks has cstfth- J0 10 minim (Rtportad by Jictoi County Abilraot Ce , tilth Strait an Central AhumJ " - Inmit Court. ' H. Pahlo ft Hon vs. llobort Johnson et ux. 'Demurrer. Motion. Hcuueua Hutler et al vs. Marguerita Splrers fit nl. Stipulation and order. Kd Jiaerlocher vs. Melissa P. Ander son. Confirmation of sole. Jesse Neathnmmer vs. c. Vj. wick irnm .M. 10. Wlckstrom. Decree. Dclroy Getchell vs., A. W. Walker et al. Reply. ' I-evl A. Eldrldgo vs. Jennie Eldrldgo. Affidavit. . ' Lee Ilobert Raymond vs. Hazel Ed ith nAvniond. Affidavit. Lmlto Wilson vs. J. Sam Wilson. Rummonfl. Western Hond & Mortgage vs. Pine Bert Banking Co. Receipt.; F. Smart vs. F. 0. Swodonburg. An swer. M. D. Olds vs. Wm. Von dor Hellen et nl. Bond. Kenneth Forbes vs. Ralph o. Jen nings, sheriff, et nl. Injunction. Hearn et al vs. J. w. Kerns et ai. A Halted a dosk in the state house und,F ' npy occasionally a clerk of tho depart-1 w n Dennis vs. Carl A. Henry et mcnt comos to Snlem. i . Apsiunment of Judgmont This, says the petition filed today "is a subterfuge and Is for the pur pose only of making It appear that tho superintendent of hanks and the said banking department mulntain an offlco In the said city of Salem.:' APPEAL DEED CANNING CO, SUIT Elizabeth West vs. George A. West, Summons. W. H. Gore vs. aeorge Margrelter et nl. Damages Sam Hobo vs. Martha E. Williams To nulet. W. J. Freeman et nl vb. Newtown orehnrd Co., Inc. Certificate of at tachment. "' W. R. Oaylord vs. Virgil Cogglns. Chattel Hen. J. A. Pruett vs. Harry Hubbard Summons.' Delroy Gctehell vs. A. W. Walker. Motion. M. W. Speneer vs. Hall ft .Tohnsoh et al: Loggers' loin. Mechanics' lien. I T. It. Hnli Vs. Hall ft Johnnon et al. Loggers' Hen. Mochnnlcs' Hon. Ashlnnd vs. Mary L. White estate. 800 10 100 210 10 200 GO SALEM,- Oro., April 30. The au hnM denied a motion1' td dismiss the appeal In the enso of ct nl. Proof of publication. Cost hill. Vnwtor against tho Roguo River vnl- Jesse Neathnmmer vs. C. E. Wlck loy Canning company, on appeal strnm et nl. Second amended answer, from Jhcksou county. Vawter Is O. M. Rose et al vs. Edwin E. Rose appellant. t nl. , Statement. Order. Confirms- , ',' i tion. Tho above action was a "friendly Chnrels R. Fry vs. IJ. L. Mercer, suit," Instituted by tho Jackson roun- Notice. Motion. ty bnnk against tho ltoguo Rlvor. Cieorgn Buhl vs. R. S. Derrick ct al. Valley Canning company for' collec-, Foreclosure. tion of a Hen for approximately Ed Bnerlnchor vs. Melissa P. Ander 1100. Tho obioct of tho suit was son. Motion. . ' t,i determine tho resnonslblllty Mr Jesse Neathnmmer vs. C. E. Wlck- tho payment of the Hen. At the rlrom. Findings and conclusions. Unto, the canning company and the) Nelson M. Nye vs. Aaron Burt et al, Bullta and Skewla mill woro allied Amended complaint. concerns, the books of one concern W. J. Froemnn et nl vs. Newtown showing It had boon paid, and tho Orchards Co. Writ of attachment, books of tho other concern showing i W. H. Gore vs. cGo. Margrestor et al it had not. Tho 11100 was Inter Summons. 1 nnld tho bonk, and the suit was Maxwell Motor Co. (Inc.) vs. Call- brought to settle the difference In.fornnla Oregon Auto Distributing Eliza J. Mclntlre to C. W. Nlm ct al. lut in Ashland .... C. I. lAtton to Alvhild Patton, lot II, blk. 22, Butte Falls Town of Butto Falls to Chas. I. Patton, E. 126 ft. of Bluff St., Butte Falls C. B. Centers et ux to M. A. Schulz et ux. 8WU of 8W soc. 8, NV of NE, N,4 of NW sec. 17, tp. 35, S. R. 2 W Ilattle L. Berrlon to Frank A. Denser et ux, lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, blk. 5, Laurclhurst Add. to Medford W. F. Songer et ux to G. W. Bailey, land In D. L. C. 64, tp. 39, S. R. 1 13 R. S. Murray ct al to W. J. Moore, land In D. I, C. 64, tp. 89, 8. U. 1 E Cltv of Central Point to Arthur West et al. lota 18, 19, 20. 21, 22, 2B, 24, blk. 1, Grnndvlew Add. to Central Point C. A. Hawkins et ux to cora i Knight, land In sec. 5, tp. JO, S. R. 1 W i C. A. Knight et ux to Lamoiiie Co. Sav. Bk. ft Trust Co., mi see. C, WW of NE sec. 6, tp. 36, 8. R. 1 W Frank Vctter to Eva Pierce, lnt 7 and 8. blk. a, K. K. R.. to Ashland I200 Carl L. Margrelter to Farmers ft Fruitgrowers Bank, n oi NVV sec. 20, tp. 38, S. R. 2 W. D. E. Flory to II. N. Miner ci ux, lots 13, 14, 15, blk. u, R. R. Add. to Ashland Lamoille Co. Sav. Bk. ft Trust Co. to C. A. Hawkins et ux, liiml in hccs. 6 and 6, tp. 36, out W 20,000 ui.orirf in W. J. Moore, land in ni,C. 64. to. 39. S. K. 1 B...IWI.H R. J. Edwards et ux oi sin Plnon, .lots 37, 38, 39, Hign lnnd Park Add. to Ashland,... Fred M. Gruver to Jonn iu. Wild et ux, lots 11 ana a. i.tk 1 Penchhlow Paradiso Orchard Add 10 City of Medford to R. K. Knrevo et ux, lot 10, blk. 4, Queen Anne Add. to Medford It. 8. Murray to C. W. Palm, 8VV of NE, NW of SB, NV4 of SW and SE of NW sec. 29, tp. 35, S. R. 2 W Laura Henry et al to Fred W. Henry, Wtt of NW, NE of NW, NW of feW Sec. 0, tp. 39, a. n 3 10 - Q.' Margurlta Spires et vlr to Fred VV. Henry, land In sec. C, tp. 39. S. R. 3 E u- U' David Clngcado to Mary A. Clngendo, land 111 sec. 5, tp. 8S, S. It. 8 10 1 C. V. Bnnta ct ux to O. B. Crnpsey, hind in sec. u 40, S. R. 3 E V. E. Warrens to County, land In 87, 8. R. 1 W .inhn 10. Hollas et ux to Oliver M. Ooss ot ux, lot 11, OIK. D(, Meilfol'd .'. Medford Nnt'l Bank to Medford Warehouse Co., lots l ana blk. 31, Medford B. L. Delsnmn ot ux to r. Kmriln el ux. Ilind 111 U. u, 40, tp. 39, S. R. 1 E James H. Horsey et ustof. J. Hmoln et ux, land In L. i 40, tp. 39, S. R. 1 E C. I. Hutchison ot ux to O. Penney et ux, lot In blk. 9, i'nrk Add. to Medford C. A. Hawkins to A. u. jjianuii, land In sees. 5 anu o, ip. , t. It. 1 w. i ft. 1 1 (en .in.,p., iRmlnntna V'.r 705.28 ft. I name 10 'to the Southwest corner of the tract ! rod as follows: I herein described and running thence North 27 degrees 47 minutes nut, 685.51 ft. to tho Northwest cornor of the tract herein described; s.d corner being in the center of . Washington Hti'ctt ar oronosed. thence along the conter of said proposed street Street and from said beginning poii 10 Tribune, a newspnper or Bf n' " CHAPTER I Section 2. The geographical limits and boundaries of mid city shall be as follows: Beginning at a point at tha inmiMlnn of the center line ot North Central Avenue ojid McAndrews c,pnAt and frnm tuild beiflnillng point ft. to the place of beginning, all In Sec tion 30. Township 37, Range l wesi of tho Willamette Meridian. Also commencing at a point ju.iiwi chains West, 22 Vi links North of the Southeast cornor of paid Donation Land Claim, running thence West 4.08 chains, thence North 14 degrees 30 minutes West, 8.43 chains thence North 80 degrees East, 6.29 chains, thence South 9.25 chains to the place of beginning. - Also commencing at a point i4.a chains from the Southwest corner of said Donation Land Claim, running thence North 633.6 ft; thence In a Houthwesterly direction 143.5 ft.; thenc South 019 ft.; thence toast 141 ft. to the place of beginning. - - The North Holly site is described as follows; All of the property In the Anderson and Toft Addition to tho City of Med ford, Jackson County. Oregon and bounded by Toft street on tho West, West Second street on the South, Woodstock street on the East and a regulurly and duly established alley in the middle or oiocu two (Z) on me North, together with about four and four-tenths acres of land, now owned by eald school district and which ad- Joins the said above described properly on the East and also Blocks 60 and 62 of the original town, (now city) of; Medford, Oregon. ' Polls, for the roccptlon of the bal lots cast for or against the selection of said sites, will oa said day and date, and at the place aforesaid, be opened at the hour of two o'clock p. m.. and will remain open until tno hour of seven o'clock p. m., of said dale, at which tlmo the polls shall be closed. By order of the District School Board ot School District No. 49, of Jackson County, Oregon, made on the 27th dky of April, 1926. I. D. PHIPPS, Chairman of District School Board. ATTEST: RUTH MANNING, District Clerk. 300 10 Resolution No. A resolution calling , C. P. bookkeeping. Last fall a vo.rdlct was rendered In favor of tho hank In the circuit court, and nn- appeal taken. Auto Tires Save Fruit. j WENATCHRB. Wash.. April 30. H. O. Hedges, Stemllt hill district, near here said, today1 that ho had been burning old automobile tirea during tho Inst week to protect his orchards against frost. The tiros give plenty ot host, ho salll. One tire Is used for each lour trees. Corp. Writ of attachment. Summons. Jl OREGON WOOLMEN SEE A PENDLETON. Ore., April 30 More wool will be shipped but of Vmatllla county this year to outstdo ' MaH'Ingo Lionise William Goorgo Williams and Ida Ramonn Stout. ' Donald Edwin Robinson and Lois Alberts Moffatt. Chester M. Bnllcy and Velma Drown Otis O. Helmnn and Julia Blppus. John Dodd and Mnry 10. Drew. ''Albert Hnrtmnn Dougherty and AI lie J. Rrtrkoy. Clydo Walters and Mary Martha Meyers. Ralph E. Peyton and Mary Opal i Powell. Luther Owen Gilliam and Lena Bustle. William E. Thomas and Mnry A. Beaton. Glenn Harold Addis and Mnrporie E. Tlfleld. Charles E. Eckelmnn and Claire Knecht. Frits W. Peck and Eva Johnston. John V. Wntson and Leah Elizabeth Jackson ' sec. 29, tp. J. C. 110 10 10 2000 10 150 111 r,a. . special elec tion on Saturday, May 16. 1925, lor the submiesion to tho legal voters of the City of Medford,' Oregon, of a pro noHcd act of municipal legislation changing ine cuy s DoumiarivM bu u iv incorporate therein certain additional territory adjacent to the present boun daries and submitting snld proposed aet of municipal legislation thereat. Be It resolved by tne i;uy council ui the City of Medford, Oregon: Section 1. 'flint mere oo. anu hereby is called a apodal election In and for tho City of Medford, Oregon, and In the territory hereinafter pro posed to be annexed tncroio, to uo held on tho 16th day of May, 1925, for tho .purpose of submitting thereat to the qualified voters of said city, nnd of tho territory hereinafter proposed to bo annexed for their aproval or re jection a proposed act of municipal legislation changing tno cuy s nnun darles so ns to incorporate therein certain additional territory ndjacent to tho prosent boundaries. Said elec tion In herebv ordered to be hold on tho above date and between tno nours of 1:00 o'clock p. m. and 7:00 o cloclt p. in. as provided by tho city charter of saitbclty and the slaty law, for regu lar elections. Section 2. That the following places nro herhy designated us the polling places within sold city at which said election, will -be held: First Ward: Public Market, South Riverside Ave Second Ward: Washington school, Corner W. Main and Onkdale Ave. Third Ward: Fichtner's Garage, Corner North Fir nnd Sixth Stl Fourth Ward: City. Hull, North Front nnd Blxth St. running thence northerly along me west line of Bunker Hill Addition to .i . nnPnA thereof: thence easterly along tho north boundury of Bunker Hill Addition to tnu nunj corner thereof; thence southerly along the east boundary of Bunker Hill Addition to the intersection ot the east lino of said addition with the cen ter lino of McAndrows Street; thence northeasterly along the center line of McAndrows Street to It's Intersection with the northerly projection oi tno west- line of Court Street extended; thence north on a line thirty feet west of the .west lino of Palm's Second Ad dition, and parallel thereto, an said line extended to it's intersection wun the section line between Sections 13 .mri 4 .Townshln 37 S.. R. 2 West ot the Wlllametto Meridian; tnence run ning easterly on snld section line iu it's intersection with the east line of the P. ft E. Railroad right of way as heretofore Jald out; thence south along the east line of said P. ft E. Railroad right of way to it's intersection with the westerly projection of the north line of Sunrise Home Park Addition; thence east on said line to it's Inter section with the center line or i.raier Lake Avenue; thenco northerly along the center line of Crater LaKe Avenue to the northwest corner of Laurel- hurst Addition: thence east along tno north line of Laurelhurst Addition to th northeast corner' thereof, being tho northeast corner of the southeast quarter of the southeaet quarter of Section 19, Township 37 S.. R. 1. West of the Willamette Meridian; thence south along the section line between said Sections 19 and 20 to the north .., nrnn.. at Hichcrnft Addition; thenre e:tt alone . the north line of Highcroft Addition to the northeast M,rni ihnrpnf; thenco south along the east line of Hlghcrott Addition to me section line between Sections 20 and 29. Townsh D 37 H.. K. 1 west oi wie Willamette Meridian: thenco east along said section line to the quarter section corner or saia Becwun- v 8. ihenee northerly to the northwest corner of Capitol Hill Audition, being the northwest corner ot the south west quarter of the southeast .,,.,., r - 1,1 Section 20: thence east along the north line- of Capitol Hill Addition to a point dl ..aotiv nnrth nf the northeast corner of tlie city reservoir site, as described In .Inpil rernrtla Volume 71 at page 631 thereof; thence south along the enst line of the city reservoir site to tho southeast corner thereof; thence east to the northeast corner of the El Mar Addltio.n now vacated; thence south r.lnnk fhn oast line or ft! Ainr AUU1 lion, now vacated, to the section line betweon said Sections 20 and 29; thence cast to tho section- corner of Sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, Township 37. S. it. 1 West ot tho vm.,,itn At erbliiin: thence south on the section line between said Sections 28 nnd 29 to tho south Mifle of thn county road; thence west along the south line of tho county road to tho northeast corner of M kivou Heights Extension; thence south 'v n hove describe! and also by posting four copies ot his resolu tion In four public places in said city and hi four public places in the ter ritory proposed to be annexed for four weeks prior to said election. The foregoing resolution was paBsed by the city council nnd signed by me In open session this 14th day of April, (Signed) o. u. Acr....-..., Approved by me this 14th day of X'nedf 'b.' O. ALENDERFER MAGNETO SERVICE REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES Witliam's Battery & Electric Service - Natatorlum Bldg., Medford. - ATTEST: (Signed) M. I. AI-FORD. You Can Get Most Any Old Thing at DE VOE'S " Most Any Old Time. Always Room to Park . Your Car. 436 W. Main Ph. 122-R IRIl Wong'Pon Chinese For Treatment ol Acote and Chronic Diseases of Men and Women. Oanr tnd tumor treated, tall, kld e bladder suit rtomacll troubes. lit, &fc rupture, colds, iemale troubles. p !f,"i lev. pneumonia, Mtbm. .nd thrp Srn..umtl.,n, .raeaorrhoej. goitre, consumption, catarrh, piles, lydtond., 1- OUU"offlo. Hour.1 8 A. M. to B P. si. ?41 South Front St. MedlonJ, , On. McCoy's Keeps Old Folks Feeling Young Tif Till NAv CV.il 1'lver Oil Prepa- lilt IU1I 111 JlHmw; f VttnUty ami Enttunmcp. Muilcy Hack If It Won't Help You. along the eust line of Siskiyou Heights Extension to tho southeast corner 01 ninrk five (6) of said addition; thenco westerly along the south line of bloc five (5) nnd the westerly projectio ,'.,, nnf nnniRl lllnck fOUC (4) tO it' iniorHoctlon with Windsor Avenue, n.l tl, .nuth llim nf Onkwood Drivo ii..,.o w,it.lv nlnnsr the south line of Oukwood Drive to it's intersection with the cast line of Earneburg Road, being the east line of Siskiyou Heights Addition; thence southerly along the east lino ot tho llarneburg Knacl nnd tho west lino of Siskiyou Heights Ex tension to it's intersection with the south lino of D. L. C. number -62, corner Township 37. S. R. 1 West ot tho Wil lamette Meridian; tnence went .- ICE XRAMr Anrl In iiilditlnn to the rcKUlnr noil-' pmiibwest corner of D. L. C. number Ins; ulaces ns designated heroin the 1 52: thence north to the souinneuv following are hereby designated ns tno places In the territory proposed to he annexed at which the polls will be op ened from 1:00 o'clock to 7:00 o'clock p. 111. of snld day. Residence of Mrs. Lena Roseberry on West Second Street. Hcrrydiile Store, 1300 North Rlvor sltlo Ave. ' Residence of Mrs. Carrie M. Itlckcrt, Capitol Hill Addition. ' Section 3. That the following per sons are hereby designated ns election officials for each of tho wards aoove Public Market, South 'vi... ubnnld nnv old person let rn'nhlc'ncss overwhelm' them In these montlonetl: enllirhtened duys? Surely everyone: First Ward, Itnnws bv Oil contains more vltnmines nnything else on eaiiii .... 1 who ahai! ttlso act as clerk. coiner of SisKlyou Hoigms ' thence south 72 degrees 30 .minuted west In 11 direct lino along tho south boundnry of Medford Heights Addi tion, imperial Addition and South Sea Addition to the east line of South Riverside Avenue; thenco southeast erly along the east side of South Rlvcrsidu Avenue lo it's intersection with the center line of Stewart Ave nuo; thence west along the center -line of Stewart Avcnuo fo it's intersection ...i.t. lino nt Plum Street ex tended, bolng the southwest corner of Winchester Addition; thence norm along the center line or rium iui this' time that Cod Liver. Riverside Ave. II. C. Burgoss. Judge; I extended to it's Intersection with tho tins lime imii. v.uii . . . ... ...j ...in i.n 1 . i. e 1 n Avenue- thence man "-. J"""; 7"' .'.,"' r.i.-t . , j ta tlia net as cierK: ji. 1.1. wneiirei, juutjc, w'esi nioiiK ine ltuici ... - eiuin -,h .i,... .,,. i.k l,......,imH,. o-vealnflt bodv bUHOOr in ino Wtt,.rt,i v-a,i. w-nwlilnirrnn nnhfio ; Any physiclnn will toll you that. 'cornor v .Main and Oakdale Ave. A. You'll llko to tnke McCoy's C.od c. Bevan. judge: Mrs. Hattlo M. Al l.tvor Oil Compound Tablets they itien, judgo, who shall also act as clerk: nre. suaar coated and as onsj' to Miss Louru Horry, Judge, who shall . : . .... 1 Ar. h.ii. old -also act as clerk. lane as cnuuy ...v, ...... - u,.,i. Flnhtner'H Garaire. markets on consignment thnn ever. h.euogg. before In the hlstorv of the industry. Rudolph Pykstra and Bertha Whles- nnnnrilino. In Mft Wnlte. Kerl'etflrv Of.slnl. lnlinto Court , Mar'.ha 3. Paul, Estate. . Petition. tho Oregon Wool tlrowers nssocift- tion. TI10 present weakness of the market and the confidence of grow ers that the nrice nf wool will come. Order. back aro the chief fnciors that have Ann Marie Benll, Estate. .Final re- led mnnv itrowors to decide to con- port, tinier. Blgn their wool, Mr. Hoko doclnrcd. A quarter of a million pounds of wool produced by Fred W. Falconer, In various companies, has already, been contracted for consignment to n Roston firm. In addition, .Mr. Fill-, conor will send qulto n uhlpinont to Portland to ho put In warehouses. 1 Shipments made to Hoston this year aro expected to 'go by way of Portland by rail and water, due to the fact that the combined rail and water rate Is approximately one cent a pound lens than tho rail rato. Catherine Sanburn (dec.) Estate Admitted to probate. Fred .1. nnd Sophia M. Rolt, Estate rroof of Publication. Juntos Jordan, Estate. Claim. Peti tion. Order. William ltogevs. Estate Report of final account,' Petition. Orders. Now llntcliery oil t?inpq!in PORTLAND. Ore.. April 211. Con struction of a new "fish hnlchery on Rock creek, a tributary of the Ump nun river was authorized yesterday by the state fish commission. Tho halch ory will ho ready for use In tho fall nnd will core for about . 000,000 eggs. UOCTOHKD ALT. WINTEIl, F1XHS ItKMKF "1 doctored all winter nnd it didn't help n bit, but FOLEY'S HONEY & 'I'M: CO.MI'Ol'NO was Just the thing for niv cinich nnd cold," writes Mm. Ilenrv Imnlel. l;eri v"hlll g. Pcnn. FO LEY'S HONEY & TA It COMPOUND In one of the larcest selling cough medicines In the world. Cnntnlna no opiates Ingredients nre prlneed on each carton. Ootid for old and young. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon FO LK VS. Sold everywhere. corner 'Martin ... ...... corner Why not try oeing yearn ;"" i,v Demmor. Indue: again why not grow stronger in jmlKe WM slll,n alao act as clerk body, In mind, In vitality? Why not c. jj.,Watklns, Judge, Vho shall also tllko McCoy's .cod l.ivcr uu -- hoc an cierx. , ... pound Tnoiem umi ...ui- " ' - --- --"f- hat a 30 day. trealment will make, V.,!?",," 5VL you feel years younger but nt any . A ', Vinson, judgo.,. who shall also rato try them for 30 dnys ana u , cierk. you aro not satisfied get your money ( Alui jn addition thereto the follow- back 00 lnD10l8 bu cenifl ui. . 111K 111-e nereny aiiuuiLcu nii uvbis- Side Pharmacy. Heath's Drug atoro naicn ns jutigos in mo iwniorj prr nnv tirnirresslvfl druggist. no I'.-i. .,5 ..m.icac.. 'Avenue extended, being the section line between Sections 2i ano 00. iu,.' hln 97. s. R. 2 West of the Willam ette Meridian, to the southeast corner of lot 2. block 2, Nickell Addition: thence northerly ulong the enst lino of 1.1,1 lot 5 hlnek 2. Nickell Addition and the said lino extended to it's in- no-n., Vni-fh VI.. nn.l Ml-rth Sl. .Inhn Inraeotinn with the SOUth line Ot W eSl Frank Bellinger, walnut Park Afldllion; mencc rawi- sure nnd get nnd genuine. McCoy's the original AdV. Real I-Nlntc Transfers Wm. E.. Thomas lo Ousste C. Thomas. 14 Int. In lot 4. S'i lot 5, blk. "0. Medford 10 Walter H. Paul et ux .to Laura r. Dodge, lot on Tiipp St., Medford 10 Win. E. Tbomns lo CusMc C Thomas, lot t. blk. 64. Med ford 10 Marcln Dnnford to R. L. Dels man, land In D. L. C. 40, tp. 39. S. R. 1 E I W. J. Moore to R. F. ClaiiHCn, lot on llelman St., Ashland.. 4000 Wells M:lnn ct ux to A. U. t'hartrnw. hind in sec. 7. tp. 37, S. R. 1 IV W. D. John S. Ruinetl et nx to tieo. I'. Spencer ct ux. land In 1). L. C. 40. tp. J:i. S :. 1 l:. . 1100 Mnry E. .Mlddlcblmher to V. II. Mrrrlmnn et uxlsnd In sec. 3. tp. 84, K. R. I W T. J. Elliott et ux to Joseph Hnuninn, NK4 of NW!4 sec. 16. IP. 39, 8. K. 3 E ., . IP illgli Sclimil Slto Modioli Notice for Si'IksiI District. No. 10, of Jackson Comity. Oregon. Notice is hereby given, that an elec tion will be held In School District No. 49. nt the High School building in Medford, Jackson county. Oregon, on tho ISth dny of May. l'J2li. In and for aald district, between tho hours of two o'clock p. m.. nnd seven o'clock p. Hi nt said date, at which lime there will he submitted to the legal voters of snld school district, the question of the se lection or rejection of one of the fol lowing described premli.es on which lo construct a high school building, or a unit thereof. The Pacific A Eastern site Is de scribed ns follows: Commencing nt n point 24.r,l chains west nnd 22', links North, from the Southeast corner of Donation Land ; Claim No. 42 In Township 87, South Range I West of the Willamette Mer idian and running thenco North 9.86 chains to the Northwest corner of the tract conveyed by deed of record in Volume 28. nt page 665 of tho Deed Records of Jackson county. Oregon, and running thence North 80 degrees Enst, 2.08 chains 10 the Northeast corner of the lands described in Vol ume 28 nt page 602 of snld Deed Rec ords nnd from said point running thenfe south to within 2214 liuM of the South line ot said Donation lind Claim, and thence running West 2.04 chains In the nlaee of bcainnlnu. Also i-niuniciwhm at a point In the center of Washinctun street (now .I.H-Kson Street.) ssiid point being the V,et end of said Wusliniston street in the Fruitdale Addition to Medford. Oroc.i, and running thence South 2S minutes West, 487.76 feet along the West boundary line of snld Fruitdale addition to the Southeast corner of the West of Medford: Residence of Mrs. Lena Roseberry on West 2nd Street. Mi's. Lena, Roseberry, judge; Airs. Dora Price, judge, who shall also act clerk: Mrs. Josie - Morris, Judge, who shall also net as clerk. North of Medford: Berrydale Store, 1500 No. Riverside Ave. W. C. Rook- ard. judge; F. E. McOraw. Judge, who shall also act as clerk; Mrs. Adelln Allen, - judge,, who shall also act &s clerk.. East of Medford: Residence of Carrie M. Itlckcrt, Cnpitol 11111 Addi tion. Mrs. Carrie M. Rickort, judge: Mrs. U. It. Markland. Judge, who shall also act ns- clerk: Mrs. H. D. Powell, judge, who shall also act as clerk. '. Section 4. Notice of snld specinl election shnll be given by publishing this resolution for four weeks flvo times prior to the said election In tho Medford Mail Tribune, a newspaper of general circulation in said City of Medford. and in the territory above described, and nlso bv posting four copies of this resolution in four public places in said city and In four public places in the territory proposed to ne annexed, for four weeks prior to safld election. - t tion 6. Tlint there tie. nnd here- b' is submitted and proposed to the legnl voters of the City of Medford. Oregon for their approval or rejection nt said specinl election held on the Jtith day of May. 1926, the following proposed act of Municipal legislation chntiRlnu the boundaries of the l Ity or Medford so as 10 incorporate ccrtnin additiomil territory adjacent to tho present boundaries. "The people of the City of Medford do nribiln ns follnu s: Seetlou I. That Section 2 of Chnn ter le).is heretofore amended, of the charter of the City of Medford. as said charter has been revised, modified nnd :irrnnA,l l.v II f ,.,-,, 1... (-'itv Al. torney of the City of Meiord. Oregon, by order of the Council of the City of iv nlonir the south line of West Wnlnut Park Addition to the southwest corner of said addition; thenoe northerly along the west line ot snm uauiuvn to It's intersection with the north line nf West Main Street: thence east along tho north line of West Main Street to it's intersection with the center line of Western Avenue: thenco north along tho center lino of Western Avenue . to it's intersection with Locust . street, continuing straight ..rt,h dnnt. the west line of Western Avenue to It's Intersection with the south line of block throo (3) West Medford Addition; thence west to the southeast corner of lot 0 block 3 West nioritwrt . Addition: thence north in,..r ft,n lltiA between lots 6 nnd 6. block 3, west Aieaiora sum' the northeast corner or. ioi of snld block, continuing due of Are f on going to celebrate your birth day, or anybony's? It so, rest assured Hint your party will bo crowned with success if you servo some of our superior "velvety tasting" cream as a refreshment. Ask for Nutritious Ice Cream Jackson County "Creamery jne best stories . are never written HOW many times have you raid, "This would make a wonderful short story" f But you didn't write it, and the inspira tion was soon forgotten. "Many a story banged off hot on my Corona in a front-line dugout would never have been written if 1 had wnlted to reach a spot of greater convenience." Lmd R Freeman, War CoiTOjwndolt, &llorer, TruveUr, The sdvnntnee of owning a Portable. Corona ii that vou can write your belt thought! us thev come to you, any; where, any lime Slid lhat'e the Merer ot .ueceful writlns I The ntwol Corona IModel four) hat. the erasdard keyboard uaed in offices everywhere. Corona Four com only 60'.EV,' if deaircd. CUI or shone fas dctoonatnulca. : Medford Book Store N. Central Ave. . fhe west line ot un set Avenue and the west line of lot block 1. West stentora aouuioh i h. ..a,,.,,. 1 he or McAnurews aircei thence northeast along the center lino of McAndrews Street to it's intersec- ilnh with tno center line wi .-.. Central Avenue, the point of begin Section 6. The ballot title for such vlrtfrt nnd returned to the Citv Recorder by tn i ny uurucj hereby adopted ns follows: Am nnirndment to Section 2 nhentar i a tht Charter of the City of Medford. OreRon. chanRinK the hniiniinrlpa so nn to incorporati thoretn certain additional territory ad innniir trt thn Tirespnt boundaries. Section i. l ne nuiuw iiik m . in which the foregoing measure will appear on the ballot: "Special city eieci ion. ui'v . May 16. 1925. proposal to annex ter ritory submitted to the voters by the cltv council bv Resolution No .63. Mtirkw crow (XI between the number and answer voted for. RAM-OT TITU3 "An nmendment to Section 2 of Chapter I of the Charter of the City of Modford. Oregon, chatminc the city's boundaries so an to incorporate therein tcrtain addition territory adjacent to the present boiindarifx." Shall the charter be r amended? r.flO Kor Annexation. Yea. hdl. .k ARftinst Annexation. No Section R. That notice of nil mat- tern pertainlnsr to tho proposal to an nex territory an herein aet forth shall -s p. 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