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Newspaper Page Texto o o o o 0 e o o G o o o ' srEOFOTCo- mxtt: arrcrnrwr:, mtpfokti, "oKTttioy. ftATrrRDAY. afott sn, 'tkh 'PXtS'W Trmi$ NGRESSMAN IS ENTHUSIASTIC IN PRAISE OF LAKE- ; is wonderful nnil decidedly im , .live; l have never seen anything it. ll is truly one of the won ' of the world." Ha til Martin H. 1 i l n, the distinguished visitor, !l standing for a few minutf'8 on ,lm of Crater Lake Friday. "It's l!lrv evihn(p tf what nature Is ',;loos. I have ht'anl ko imifh of ike and am certainly de- fed with this long desired oppor ' y to see the lake and park. I t believe the people of our eoun ealize, uh they should, the scenic ly and grandeur nature h'as pro I for us. or they would spend t time visiting such points of In t." e trip made to Crater Lake Fii hy a nu in her of Med ford and its Pass people, as guests of Paul ieKoe, retiring president of the ;crn Slates Taxpayers conference, a highly enjoyable one and was jmor of Martin It. Madden, guest jcKee, representative In congress j one of the Chicago districts for Cars, chairman of the house np 'iattons committee, sponsor of inics advocated by the national nistration and recognized as one le Republican leaders nf the try. lie had the honor of (lectin it place in the cabinet of one of ecent presidents, and has often prominently mentioned as speak the house. e party left Mod ford In three cars a. m.. and after short stops at ieet and other points, reached ake at 1 2 :30. where they were and welcomed by Superintendent xisnn. who gave Congressman lien a brief history of the lalie. ter luncheon at the lodge, Paul -c paid a "high compliment to Madden s, service in congress and pssed the pleasure of the entire r of having Mr. Madden with j. The congressman replied with trt talk in which he said the trip Iratcr Lake had been truly dc f ul and that he considered it i ha n just a personal pleasure, lim. It would enable him to bet inderstand conditions in framing policies toward the Improvement ie great Northwest. He said he always been favorable to the na il parks and In three years had jnniended and helped put through ess appropriations for 15 mil of dollars for the same. "They kho great breathing places for eople, are growing-more so every and we must improve them. My is and will be to assist in every Jhe things the government is en- fl in and 1 will favor the appro ion of all funds an economical rnment will stand," ' said the ker. A ( complimented Steven B. Mather, fdntendent of national parks, for (fork at Crater Lake and the per el of the men in all the national (service everywhere. here is one thing I want you je to know, and that Is that you 4nly have able representatives in jhouses of congress, who are not 'active in the general policies of iumtry, but are persistently look- ifter the Interest of Oregon. They Well qualified to ably represent are willing to serve your inter- ji every way und should be re-j il," his Is my first visit to Oregon, 'have n wonderful state In every j I have learned much about It tdiall go back with my personal j and views and will be better ared to represent you nnd to talk j intelligently nnd with more un - finding of your problems and i to your representatives and sen- I I? distinguished visitor closed by king Mr. McKeo for his splendid tainmenl. both here nnd at Port- Y for the drive through the stale edfoi d, and to the members of arty on this trip and the people p state generally for the pleasant they had entertained him. ' r party left the lake at 2:30, ac " auied by Superintendent Thorn and were driven over the new now being built in the park, so Madden could see the class of the government is receiving. A ivns alr.o made at the Copco pow )piU near Prospect and the party I'd home at 5:45. Mr. Madden in the Shasta for California. Madden, who has been in charge budget committee In congress its organization five years ago. who has always been a student ul'tic debts and taxation. Is today inized as an expert authority on subjects, says wo-jders have accomplished by the budget sys- ;for the, people. The public debt een reduced five billions of uol fcdnce the war, the Interest pay- reduced 44 millions and the ex- fs of the government three anil nlf billions. He says the Indebt- bs of the nation. Including stntes. ties, cities, etc., Is $301 per per- nr ,$1 jiio per family, and that iiust reduce expenses even more has been done and get down to hide economical basis and stay Madden says the federal tax minimum rate of one per cent I be continued on nil taxable lies lew than $5000, which would e burdensome. He also believes fair tax on all Incomes. He fur- j tays taxes levied on Incomes and ess are passed on to those who I he goods or services of the mm rporatlons who pay the tax: or. I jlier words, the consumer ntw;s in he bills. U members of the MrKoJ party Mai tin R. Madden. John D. Mc f Sn n francisco. Jolfti l.Coch If San Fransca assistant to thejjpt vol ui ini-iin. ...v.....v iany; Brewster Cameron. Inspect merlcan Surety company, New ; H. L. W'Hlther. W. H. .re. Hill. Otis Booth. M. D. Fields. L unpter Smith.0 Robert H. Hoy I, i Kerr and K. W. M lller. Hi ants J. C. Boyle, Klamath Falls; C. t.l, Thomsen, Paul B. McKee. O n bk with gns. Si. Murk's Episcopal Corner North Oakdale and i. Holy mnmiuninn. Win. B. Hamilton. IVenr. Cathollr Church. So. Oakdale Ave. nnil 11th St. Masses ni 7 and 0 u. in. ' Rev. F. W. Black, pastor. Salvation Army Meeting Public meetings. K p. tn. Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday. Ilnllluess meeting 11 a. in. Sunday school 2:30 p. in. Salvation meeting 8 p. m. Officers tn chort1, Captain and Mid. Cay. 4t hand Bartlett streets. I'cntecostul Mission. 2R East Main street. E. F. Bingham, fmstnr. Residence 1 li M Istletoe street. Sunday school. 10 n. m. Preaching 11 a. m., and 8 p. m. Mid-week prenching on Wednes day and Saturday at 8 p. m. Street meeting Saturday and Sun day at 7:30 p. m. A cordial wel come to all. Hapllst Church. Pastor W. II. Eaton is home front his vacation nnd will speak at both ' services on Sunday. The Sunday evening service will begin at eight with a half hour big sing for every body, led by the pastor and his trombone, if you like to sing, this is your chance to have a good time. All the services of the day will be at the usual hours; and you will en- joy them. You will also enjoy the, hea rt y friend lincss of our, people. Come and see. Main St. .Methodist, Smith. Corner Main and Oakdale. ' ,L n. Coati, pastor. 1 Slide school at !':4.ri. Dr. Frank Roberts, superintendent. There will be no service at 11 o'clock the pastor being away at annual conference. The Epworth League meets at 7 o'clock. A live band of youth. At eight o'clock this congregation will attend the showing of the Wit son film memorial. Mid-week service Wednesday eve ning at 7:3(1. Always a glad hand at these ser vices. T.HthcrfT Church. The English Lutheran church, 512 West Fourth street. liev. Edwin .1. Johnson, pastor. Services for Sunday, August -30: Sunday school, 10 a. tn. Morning services ll n. in. Subject "Spiritual 1 m potency." The church council meets Tuesday evening, September I at, the par sonage, eight - o'clock. ' " Ladles' Aid will meet Thursday afternoon of September thU'd, at the parsonage. Mrs. Johnson Is hostess. The catechetical class meets'' every Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock. We extend to all a most cordial welcome to all of these services. First Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 1 1 o'clock, church edifice 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, August 30: "Christ Jesus." - . Sunday school at 9:45. Applicants (under the age of twenty may be -ad mltted. Wednesday evening meetings, which Include testimonies of Christian Science healings, nt 8 o'clock. The reading room which 1s in the Medford Building. Is open dally from l2 to 4 except Sundays and holidays. , The Bible and all auihorlzed Christian . Science literature may be read, bor- rowed or purchased. The public Is cordially Invited to nttend the services und visit tho read- 'P room. Firs I Christian Church. Corner Ninth and South Oakdale. 1.). J. Howe, minister. Residence 25 So. Orange. Services every Lord's I Jay. !:45 a. m. Bible school. M. E. Olson, superintendent. If) you tire not attending Bible school anywhere. visit this school nnd you will find a snlendid trowing organization with r active officers and teachers. 11:00 n, m., morriing worship. Ser mon by the pastor. "The New Testa ment Faith Restated." 7:00 p. m.. Christian Endeavor meeting. All the young people urged to he present. There will he no evening preach ing service. The time of the year has come to revive all lines of work. "Rally Day" Sunday, October 4. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all to attend these services. FlrM McthfKllM Episcopal Ommli West Main nnd l-miret Streets. August 30. 10 25. A day full of good things! The morning services will begin at !t:4" with our Sunday school. W. W. Walker, superintendent. At 11 o'clock the morning hour of worship. The pastor will speak on "The choosing of Stephen." Mr. BUhh Heine will render the offertory a violin solo nnd the other special music will be rendered. Mornlnnr Anthem. Enlt Him Hatiscom soloists. Mrs. Nichols, Mr. Vroman offertory. Consider the Lilies Scott ,8 viola Foster, Sioux City, lown Kvcnlng Quartette, That Beautiful Lnnd Jones MessrH. Sleeter, MncDonough, De Voe. Vroman The evening services at 7:00 and 8 tjO o'clock. The Epworth League will be led by Mrs. e Yoe. Suit- WhMe Am On the Way?" At tW regular evening service areat picture of Wondrow Wtl the areat picture of Wood row Wilson will be given by the Wondrow Wll unn Memoi-Qt norlety. This Is a reel picture of the real Wilson ju-d ns It happened-Mlii'-hhrceM. 1''f ,,) the day. Everybody houlj ee this ureal picture. The two Metho dist churches mill In thin Fervh e nnd tnvlte tveryhody to ome and see Ghls thrilling picture. Special tffis pastor. E ' FOR FAR WEEK Business men of Medford who will J he hosts to the large crowds thai will attend the Jackson County Industrial fair, to he held September 1 1 to I it, are planning to decorate their stores with flags, bunting and other trim mings to produce a Mardi Ciras effect The Jackson County Industrial fair is one of the big events on the year's calendar. In many respects it resem bles n mammoth department store in that It brings under one top all the products of the farm and the home. It is the community's show window. On display will be found the very fin est livestock, farm crops, the canning, baking and sewing activities of the women, and the work of the hoys and girls. It ts the one big event of the year in which everybody is interested. Livestock valued at thousands of dollars will be brought here for ex- hibii There will be fat hogs, sleek horses, cows wli h bulging udders, broad -back sheep, and poultry on show. Prizes are offered for the live stock exhibits. lioys and girls will come into their own at the fair. In fact, they will be a fair within a fair. The great work that has been done by club leaders will be visualized in the splendid ex- hiblts of the youngsters. Several of the children will not only enter live stock in t lie club competitions, but in the open clllssifcallons too. While the purpose of the fair Is to improve local agricultural conditions, the management has not overlooked the entertainment end of lis program. Many fine big attractions have been booked. Vaudeville, racing, band con certs, a midway, and other attractions are listed. Vou can't afford to miss this big show. Cook with gas. Not ice of Special Election ami Sub mission of Charter Amendments to (he People at Said Election. ORDINANCE NO. I7;t2. AN ORDINANCE calling a special election providing for the submission of certain charter amendments to the people at said election and making provision for said election. WHEREAS the City Council has adopted resolutions proposing certain charter amendments to be referred to the people, which said resolutions ure numbered (i6 and 6(i; and WHEREAS H Is necossuiy that a special election be pa lied t tot, vote .on said a riien'd merits --AndtHaY ftroVlsTon be made for the holding of said elec tion; now, therefore, THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 . Resolutions numbered G!i nnd till shall be filed forthwith with the City Recorder for submission to the legal voters of the City of Med ford at the special election hereinafter called for that purpose. Section 2. A special city election Is hereby called to be held In the City of Medford, on Thursday, the Kth day of October, 1925, for the .pur pose of submitting to the legal voters the aforesaid charter amendments. The polls for the receipt of ballots shall lie open at the hour of "eight o'clock A. M. and close at the hour of eight o'clock P. M. on the aforesaid date. Section 3. The manner of giving notice of said election shall be by the distribution of pamphlets in ac cordance with Section 4 1 05, Oregon Laws, nnd by the publication of . a copy of this ordinance In five issues of the Medford Mail Tribune, a news paper published in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon. Section 4. The following' places ore hereby designated as the polling places within said city at which said election will be held. FIRST WARD Medford South Central Trecinct No. 31, Public Market, H. Riverside Ave. Southeast Medford Precinct No. 3fi, Roosevelt School on Queen Anne Ave. SECOND WARD Medford South Main Precinct No. 29, Armstrong Motor Co., 123 W. Main St. Medford Oakdale Precinct No. 33, Oakdale (irocery, 403 Oakdale Ave. Medford Newtown Precinct No. 34, 'T " am) Main St Southwest Medford Precinct No. 37, Residence W. H. Stinsou, 34 Hamil ton St. THIRD WARD Medford North Main Precinct No. 2. Klcht tier's (larage, corner W. Sixth and Fir Sts. West Medford Precinct No. 38. Res fdence Josephine T. Clark, IMA W. 4th St. Northwest Medford Precinct No. 39. Jackson Street School, West Jackson and Summit Streets. FOURTH WARD Medford North Central Precinct No. 3. City Hall, corner Front and Sixth Sts. Medford North Riverside Precinct No. 32. Lincoln School, N. Bartlett St. East Medford Precinct No. 35. Resi dence Mrs. L. W. Standiflrd, 501 E. .Main St. Section n. The following persons are hereby designated as election offi cials for each of the precincts above mentioned: FIRST WARD Medford South Central Precinct No. 31: A. C. Burgess, judge; II. M. Jacobs, judge, who shall also act as clerk; Maude C. Whitlatch, Judge, who shall also act as clerk. Southeast Medford Precinct No. 36: J. D. Skinner, judge; Edith Prescott, Judge, who shall also act as clerk; R. C. Hohnefl. Judge, who shall also act as clerk. SECOND WARD Medford South Main Precinct No. 29: Loralne Morris, i judge; Martha J. Core, judge, who shall alsn act as clerk ; Florence (Iraves. Judge, who shall also act us clerk. Medford Oakdale Precinct No. 33. (leo. L. Treichler, judge; Llda Applcgatc, judge, who shall also act as clerk ; Margin et R. Iewls, Judge, who shall also act art clc. Medford Newtown Precinct No. 34. W. P. Dun l.ip, Judge; Ijiura Berry, judge, who shall also act an clerk; Lucinda Hubbard, judge, who shall also act ns clerk. Southwest Medford Precinct No. 37: James Stewart. Judge; Olive S. Oay lord, Judge, who shall also act an inuslr. Everybody is invlh evening service. .1 YVlllard eD Von. Herk; Mary U. Bowling, judge, who shitll Hlso ui't ft eln-L TII1H1) ft'Alil) MnlfiHil N.nlh Main I'lic'liu'l No. r. . Rli-hain. Judge; Frank Ib ll- iiil'"!". judge, i ho shall also act as l-ik: S;iiuh J. Hall, ju.li;-. who shall also act as clerk. West Medford Precinct No. 3S; Kate Laidley, judge; Ib-lm M. Arn- jspiger, judge, who snail also act as l-lt-flt. .jiitu-lMltllt- 1. n, JUNK", nilU shall also act as clerk. North west Medford Precinct No. 3!i: N. L. Narregan, judge; (leorgitt V. i less, judge, who shall also act as cb-rk: Bessie M. Bateman, judge, who shall also act as clerk. FOCRTII WAltn Medford North Central Precinct No. 30. Kate Voung. Judge; A. Idle K. Wil son, judge, who shall also act as clerk; Cariie (i. Cnrnahan. judge, who shall also act as clerk. Medford North Riverside Precinct I No. 32; N. S. Bennett. Judge; Myrtle Wilson, judge, who shall also act as clerk; Belle Bennett, judge, who shall also I act as clerk. East Medford Precinct No. 3;: J J. W. Klrkpatrlck, judge; 'ancy B. Berriau. judge, who shall alsn act as I clerk: Prue A. Piatt, Judge; who shall also act as clerk. J Section 6. At said special election herein provided fin-, there may also be submitted any oilier charter anieud i mentsr other acts of municipal legis lation initiated by the people or sub i milted by the Council, j Section 7. Whereas It is necessary , for the peace, health and safety of jthe City of Medford and the Inhabi tants thereof that the money for the j improvements set forth in the char . ter ameiidnieniH to be voted upon lie j provided at as early a dale as possible ion account of tin present condition I of the water system, and it Is neces sary to enact this ordinance In call ling an election to vote upon said ipies- It ion: now, therefore, AN EMERGENCY IS HEREBY , DECLARED TO EXIST and this ord inance shall go Into force ami effect upon Its passage and approval. Passed by the Council this 7th day of August, iy2fi, by the following vote: Yeas: McDonald, Elliott. Crose, Jacobs and Hammond. Nays: None. Approved by the Mayor August 7th, HI 2.1. O. (. ALENDEIil'EH. MirVor. ATTEST: M. L. ALFORD. Recorder. (SEAL.) Notice of Special Election and Sub mission of Charter A iidnicnts ami Ordinances to the People at Said Flection. ORDINANCE NO. 173. AN ORDINANCE calling a special election providing for the submission of certain charter amendments and ordinances to the people at said elec tion, and making provision for said election. 9 WHEREAS the City Council hns adopted resolutions proposing certain charter amendments to be refer red to the people, . which saui ! resolutions are numbered ii7. tin. 61) nnd 70, and has adopted resolutions proposing certain ord inances to be referred ' to the peo ple, which said resolutions are num bered 71 and 72. 1 AND WHEREAS it ift necessnry that n special election be called to vote on snid amendments and ordi nances and that provision be made for the holding of said election; now, therefore, Till-: CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Resolutions numbered 67, 68, liil, 70, 71 and 72 shall be filed forthwith with tho City Recorder for submission to the legal voters of the city of Medford, nt the Hpceial elec tion hereinafter cnlled for that pur pose. Section 2. A special city election Is hereby called to be held In the city of Medford, on Thursday, the Kth dny of October, 1925, at the same time as a special election called by Ordinance No. 1732, for the purpose of submit ting to the legal voters the aforesaid charter amendments and ordinances. The polls for the receipt of hallois shall be open at the hour of eight 0 clock A. M. nnd close at the hour of eight o'clock P. M. on the aforesaid date. Section 3. The manner of giving notice of said election shall he by the distribution of pamphlets In accord ance with Section 4105. Oregon Laws, and by the publication of n copy of this ordinance In five issues of the Medford Mall Tribune, a newspaper published In Medford, Jackson Coun ty, Oregon. Section 4. The same places are hereby designated as the polling places within the said city at which such special election will be held as those places selected and designated as the precinct polling places under Ordinance No. 1732. Section 5. The same persons are designated ns election officials for each precinct In the city of Medford ns those selected nnil designated as election officinls under Ordinance No. 1 732. Section fi. Whereas It Is necessary for the peace, health and safety of the city of Medford, and the inhabitants thereof that the money for the build ing of a new city hall set forth In the charter amendment to be voted upon, be provided at as early a dale as possible on account of tho cpies tion of moving the county seat being put to a vote of the people of Jack son County at the next general elec tion. And Whereas It Is necessary for the peace, health and safety of the City of Medford and the inhabitants there of that the waiving of penalty and in terest under certain circumstance set forth in the charter amendment to be voted upon, be authorized at as early a date as possible In order to close up the present delinquencies on assess ments. And Whereas It Is necessary for the peace, health nnd safety of the City of Medford, and the inhabitants there of that the additional two mill levy set forth In the charter amendment to be voted upon, he provided at as early a stage ns possible on account of the present conditions of both the dirt nnd paved streets, nnd the need of Increas ed facilities for fire, sewer and water main protection to Its Inhabitants. And Whereas It Is necessary for the peace, health and safety of the Cliy of Medford, and the inhnhttuul thereof, that the overlapping terms of councllmeti set forth In the charter amendment to be voted upon, be pro vided at as early a date as possible on account of the Tact that at present it has heretofore been found neces sary to elect all new councllmen at one time, none nf whom were familiar with the city's bunlnesH. And Whereas It Is necessary for the peace, health and safety of the City of Medlord, and the inhabitants thereof, that the confirming of the titles of the United Stnt net forth In. the ordi nances to be voted upon be provided at as early a date as possible, on no count of the fu that the acceptance of said conveyances nnd the approval ofQie titles to said lots by the govern ment will depend on the ratification und confirmation of the acts of ho tiy council; ami it is necessary tS itacla this ordinance In calling an lection to vote upon said questions; now, therefore, A N i : M EK J ENt 1 Y IS H H il E B V DECLARED TO E.IST mid this or.li- na lice sha 11 go 111 to loi'ce aim el led Upon lis passage and approval. Passed by the Council this 7ih day of August, lit 2,1, by tho following vote: Yeas: McDonald. Elliott, . Jacobs. Crose anil Hammond. Nays: None. Appro vet) by the Mayor, August 7ih. IU25. O. O. OLHNDERFEK. Mavor. ATTEST: M. I.. ALFORD. SEAL) Becorder. Notice of Fieri Ion and Submission of Pmimsed Act of .Miinleial Legisla tion in the People at Said Election. Notice Is hereby given that a special lection wilt be held both In the city f Medford. and In the territory. pro posed to be annexed tn legal descrip tion of which Is hereinafter set forth), on Thursday, the. Nth day of October, 1125, from S:00 o'clock A. M. to K:l0 o'clock P. M- of said date for the pur pose of submitting to the legal voters and act of municipal legislation, auth orizing the annexation to the city or Medford of the following described territory: Beginning at the southwest corner of Section 20. Township 37. South range 1 West of the Willamette Mrl- lian, and running thence north along the west boundary of llighcrofl Addl- ion to the noil Invest corner thereof: l hence East along the north line of Highcroft Addition to the northeast corner thereof; ihenee south along the east line of Highcroft Addition to lis intersection with the section line be tween Sections 2 0a ml 2H, Township 37 South Range 1 West of the Willam- tie Meridian; thence east along said section line to the quarter section cor- r between said Sections 20 and 211; thence northerly to the northwest cor ner of Capitol Dill Addition; being the northwest corner of t he soulhw est quarter nt the southeast quarter nt said Section 20; thence oast along the north line of Cnpllol Hill Addition to a point directly north ot the norineasi corner of the city reservoir site, as describe) In deed records volume 71 at page fill I thereof; tlence south along the east line of the city reservoir site to the southeast corner thereof; I hence east lo the northeast corner of the El Mar Addition now vacated: thence south along the east line of El Mar Addition, now vacated, to the section line between said Sections 20 and 29; thence east to the section cor ner common to Sections 20, 21, 2S and 2H. Township 37 South Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian; I hence south on the section line between said sections 2S and 2!) to the south side of the country road; thence west along the south line of the county road to the northeast corner of Siskiyou Heights Extension; thence south along the east line of Siskiyou Heights Ex tension to the southeast corner of block five (5) of said Addition; thence westerly along the south line of nl.ck five (fi) and the westerly projection thereof across block four t4) to its in tersection with Windsor Avenue and the south line of Oakwood Drive; thence westerly along the south line of Oakwood Drive to its InteiMeciion with the east line of Barnehurs Road, being the east line of Siskiyou lielgnts Addition; thence nottherly along the east line of the Barneburg road and the west line of I he Siskiyou Heights Extension, being- the present cily lim its to tho northeast corner of Siskiyou Heights Addition; thence west along the north line of Siskiyou Heights Ad dition to the northwest corner there of; thence northerly along the present city limits to the northeast c'orner of Queen Anne Addition; thence wester ly along the north line of Queen Anne Addition lo the place of beginning. Notice Is hereby further given thnt the council designates the precinct polling places selected and designated under Ordinance No. 1732 as the poll ing places within said city at which said special election will be held. And In addition to the regular poll ing places in said city, as designated, the council designates the following as the polling place In the territory proposed to be annexed at said special election. Residence of Carrie M. Rickert, Reservoir Roud. Notice is hereby further given that the council appoints and designates the election officials selected and des ignated under Ordinance No. 1732 as the election officials for each precinct In the city of Medford nt said special election. And in addition thereto the council appoints nnd designates the following as Judges ami clerks In the territory proposed to bo annexed at said special election: Carrie M. Rickert, Judge. Mrs. R. B. Markland.j judge, who shall also act as clerK. Mrs. H. D. Powell, judge, who shall also act as clerk. In accordance with the general election laws, the polls for the receipt of ballots both In the city of Medford, and In the territory proposed to be annexed will be opened at the hour of K:00 o'clock A. M. and close at the hour of M:U0 o'clock P. M. on the aforesaid date! The electors are Invited hereby to vole upon such proposition by placing upon their ballots tho words "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation" or words equivalent thereto. M. L. ALEORD. City Recorder. City of Medford. Oregon. Notice, or Election nnd Ktilmikslnn or PiiqHiMil Act of Municipal legisla tion tn the People or Said Election. Notice Is hereby given tbtu a special election wltl be held both hi the City of Medford, and In the territory pro posed to he annexed (a legal descrip tion of which is hereinafter set forth), on Thursday, the Kth tiny of October. I!(25, from 8:00 o'clock A. M. to 8:00 o'clock P. M. of satd date for the pur pose nf submit ting to the legal voters an act of municipal legislation, auth orizing the annexation to the city of Medford of the following described territory: Beginning at the southwest corner of Iaurclhurt Addition and running i hence north along the center line of 'rater l-ake Avenue to Its Intersec tion with the westerly projection of the line between lots G and 6, block I, I.aurelhurst Addition; thence east icross block ln the Hue between lots ."i rimj and I!) and 20 and said line projected to the center line of Mary Street; thence south along the center line of Mary Street to Its Intersection with the westerly projection of the line between lots 7 nnd 8, block 2 of aid addition; I hence east across block along the line between lots 7 and i nnd 17 and IK ofsald block to the center line of Mae Street; thence iuth ii lung the center line of Mae Street to Its Intersection with the cen ter line of Snllng Ave.; thence east along the center line of Sallng Ave. 10 Its InterscMlon with the center line f Marie Hi., thence soiilh along the '.enter line of Marie St. to Its Intersec tion with Jackson Street; thence west .I..-- ...... .. InxLu.in Ui o the itolnt oftcglnnlng. Notice Is hereby further given !bl ihe council deslanotes the preclftvt polling places selected und desltQilcU t under Ordinance Nu. 1 732 as the poll- ! lug places within said city at which' said special election will be hei. Ami in addition to the regular poll ing places ill said city, as ttesiguateil. c.iiilieu deslgnutes the following t he polling place in the territory propose! to be ainieXeil at said special lection. Hesideneo of W. C. Roliou, Mary Street. Notice Is hereby further given that the council appoints and designates the election officials selectetl and des ignated under Ordinance No. 173:' as the election officials for each precinct of the Cily of Med totd at said special eledioli. Ami in addition thereto the council appoints and designates the folluwing as judges and clerks In the territory proposed to be annexed at said special election: Mrs. W. C. Boliou. judge. W. C. Burson, judge, who shall also act as clerk. Mrs. W .T. Berry, Judge, who shall also act as clerk. In accordance with the general elec tion laws, the polls for the receipt of ballots both In the City of Medford and in the territory proposed to be annexed, will be opened at the hour ot s;ut o'clock A. M. and close at the hour of K;a0 o'clock P. M. on the aforesaid dale. The electors are Invited hereby lo vote upon such proposition by placing upon their ballots the words "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation" or words equivalent thereto. M, L. ALFORD. City Becorder, City of Medford, Oregon. Notice of Election ami Submission of PropoM'tl Act or Municipal Legisla tion to the People at Said Election. Notice Is hereby given that a special election will be held both in the City of Medford, and in the territory pro posed lo be anuext-d (a legal descrip tion of which is hereinafter set forth), an Thursday, the Kth day of October. IU23, Horn 8:00 o'clock A. M. to 8:00 o'clock P. M. of said date for the pur pose of submitting to the legal voters an act of municipal legislation, auth orizing the annexation lo the City of Medford of the following described territory: Beginning at the Intersection of the south line of Boyd Street and west due of the Pacific Highway In the Citv of Medford. Oregon; thence north li3" 3ii cast 60 feet, being tho place of beginning on the east side of the Pacific Highway; thence north 63 36' east 208.71 feet; thence south 26 3n' east 2HS.7I feel; thence south 63 30' west 208. 7 1 feet to the east side of Pacific Highway: thence north 26 30' west along east side df Pacific Highway to the place of beginning, containing one tl acre, more or less. Notice is hereby further given that the council designates the precinct pblling places selected and designated under Ordinance No. 1731! as the poll ing places within said city at which said special election will be held. And In addition to the regular poll ing places In said city, as designated, the council designates the following as the polling place in the territory proposed to be annexed ot said special election. Residence of W. C. Enrhart, South Riverside Avenue. Notice Is hereby further given that thfc council appoints and designates the election officials selected and -designated under Ordinance No. 1 732 as the election officials for each precinct In tho City of Medford at snid special election. And In addition thereto the council appoints and designates the following as Judges and clerks In the territory proposed to be annexed at said special election: June Enrhart, Judge. W. C, Earlmrt, judge, who shall also art us clerk. F. L, Earhurt, Judge, who shall also act as clerk. In accordance with the general elec tion laws, the polls for the receipt of ballots both in the city of .Medlord and in the territory proposed to be annexed will be opened at the hour of 8:00 o'clock A. M. and close nt the hour of 8:00 o'clock V. M. on the aforesaid date. The electors are Invited hereby to vote upon such proposition by placing upon I heir ballots the words T or Annexation" or "Against Annexation" or words equivalent thereto. M. L. ALFORD, City Recorder, City of Medford, Oregon. Notice nf Election mid Submission of ProHscd Act of Municipal legisla tion to the I 'eople nt Said Election. Notice Is hereby given that a special election will be held both In tho City of Medford, und In the territory pro posed to be annexed (a legal descrip tion of which Is hereinafter set forth), on Thursday, Ihe 8th day of October, 11125. from 8:00 o'clock .' M. to 8:00 o'clock P. M. of said da:e Mr the pur pose of submitting to the legal voters an act of municipal legislation, auth orizing the annexation to the City of Medford of the following described territory: Beginning at the southeast corner of lot It, block 3, West Medford Ad dition; thence north along the line between lots 5 and 6. block 3, West Medford Addition to the northeast corner of lot 6 of said block; continu ing due north on the west line of Sun set Avenue and the west line of lot 1 block 1 West Medford Addition to the center line of McAndrews Street; ( hence along the center line of Mc Andrews Street to Its Intersection with the center line of Jackson street; I hence east along the center line nt Jackson street, belli g the pres ent city limits, to Its Intersec tion with Ihe center line of Col umbus Avenue; thence continuing south along the center line of Colum bus Avenue nml the present city lim its, to n point on the present boundary 30 feet east nf the southeast corner of block 3 West Medford Addition; thence westerly along the present city limits of said line extended to the point of beginning. Notice Is hereby further given thnt the council designates the precinct polling places selected nnd designated under Ordinance No. 1732 ns the poll ing places within said city at which said special election will be held. And In addition to the regular poll ing places In said city, as destgnaled. the council designates the following as the polling piaco In the territory proposed to be annexed nt said special election. Residence nf VI, n. Price, 1006 West Palm Street. Notice Is hereby further given that the council appoints nnd designates the election officials selected nnd ties Ignaled tinder Ordinance No. 1732 ns the election officials for each precinct in the City of Medford at said special election. And In nddltlon thereto the council appoints fnd designates the following as judges and clerks In the territory proposed to fto annexed at said special election: Dora Price, judge. Lena RoV'hci-9, Judge, who shall ul so act 9 clerk. t Josle Morris, Judge, who shall also 'tct ns clerk. In accordance tvUi tho general elec tion laws, the poll for the receipt of ballots both in the City of Medford, ;imL In the ffrrltory proposed to be aimexed will be opened at the-.hour of 8:00 o'cloiA. M. and close Tt the hour of smmi o'clock 1'. M. on tin" aforesaid date. t The clfctors are Invited hereby to vote upon si., a proposition by placlnr, upon 1 heir ballots the wot da "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation V or words equivalent thereto, M. L. ALEORD, City Recorder, city of Medford, Oregon. Notice or Election and Kuhiiilodoii of Proposed Aei of Municipal legisla tion the People at Said Election Notice is hereby given that u speelitl election will be held both In the City of .Med lord, and in the territory pro posed to be annexed (a leaal descrip tion )(f which is hereinafter set forth),' on I liursday. the nth day of October, ,, irota 8:00 o'clock a. M. to 8:00., clock P. M. of said date for the pur pose of submitting to the legal Voters an act of municipal legislation, auth orizing the annexation to the City of Medford of the following described territory: Fifty (50) feet north of the south west corner of John S. Moller Doryi tion claim No. 61 in Township 37 South of Range 2 West of the Wlllam tie Meridian and running theme north Si'.0 west II.S6 chains; thence north 54 1- " east 8.50 chains; thence sout herly 1 4.64 chains to the place of beginning, containing 5.0! acres. more or less. Also beginning at the southeast cor-.; ner of lot thirteen (13) block threl CD lsh Addition to the city of Med ford, Oregon; thence north 35 ft' west t:dl feet along the east line of lot IIP ( said addition; I hence south 4J west 678 feci to a point on the west line of lot 13 of said addition; thence south 35 ft' east 345 feet to the south-t west corner of lot 12 of said addition J thence easterly along the south line of said bus 1 and 13 to the place of beginning. All of Palm's Second Addition lo thi City of Medfoid. Oregon. Also that parcel of land described as follows: Beginning at n point 780.51 feet east from the southwest corner of Donation Land Claim No. 61, town ship 37 south of range 2 west of tho Willamette Meridian, thence east on south boundary of said claim 125 feet; Ihenee north 26 40' west 311.1 reel; thence west 12ft feet to tho east line of the county road; thence south 26?. 10' east 311.1 feet to the place of be ginning, containing 0.811 acres, de scribed In . Jackson County Deed rec ords vol. 136 at page 114 thereof. ; Notice is hereby further given that the council designates the precinct" polling places selected and designated under Ordinance No. 1732 as the poll)). , tug places within said city at which said special election will be held. And in addition thereto the council appoints ami designate the following as judges and clerks In the territory proposed to be annexed at said special election: Residence of F. E. McOraw, across1 the street from Berrydnle Store.. Notice Is hereby further given thu ihe council appoints and designate! the election officials selected and ties ignaled under Ordinance No. 1732 as the election officials for each preclncf in the City of Medford at said special election: 2 And In addition thereto tho council appoints and designates Ihe following us Judges and clerks in tho territory proposed to be annexed at said special election W. C. Rooknrd, Judge. F. E. McCiraw, judge, who shall also also act as clerk. Adelta Allen, judge, who shall nlso act as clerk. In accordance with the general elec tion laws, the polls for the receipt of ballots both In the City of Medford, and In Ihe territory proposed to he. annexed will be opened at the houpi of 8:00 o'clock A. M. and close nt the hour of 8:00 o'clock P. M. on the aforesaid date. s The electors are invited hereby to vole upon such proposition by plachq upon their ballots the words "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation" or words equivalent thereto. r M. L. ALFORD, 1 City Recorder, City of Medford. Oregon. We'll Say It Has the Punch y ' "THE SIGN OF' THE CACTUS" With JACK HOXIE Don't Miss This Fast Moving Drama of the West! Tonight Starts Tomorrow Step Up! -Pep Up! Watch Bebe Cut Up! BEBE DANIELS Manicure 7 1 qirl SHE - . MANICURES THE BLUEST RIALTO -SOME FUN!