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MF.MRKB OF TUB) ASSOCIATED PHM!
u.,i,in fft.u iajd Wirt rtenlea
Tbl Auoclattd I'rru 11 (KluilnlJ eiitltlad to
tha uaa for publlralion or on umiiaicw
aradited to H or ottterolM erllld la IMa war.
aod Also to UM local new. publlfibed betin.
All riihu (or publication t ipatUI iiupataw
btrato ara abw rvaarftd.
orrieial van of tin cm or Mtdford.
Official paper i
f Jackaon Countr.
Sworn daUr .ma, circulation- foe all
aodlnc Oct, 1, 1B28, 4S8.
AdTartlilng RrpTeacnrallia.
L C. MOtXNSEN A CIIMI-ANT
omm to Nrw York, Oilcan, IwtroH. Sn
fraorlaeo, hot Antelaa, Baaltle, I'oruaM.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
It lieiiins to look like tlio re
cently urKiinlieil ".Minute Men uf
Oreijon" wero liiklni! their time.
A Hkelelim with a HRuIl three
lnelirn thick huK linen found In N'cw
Mexico mid nent to WiiHhliiKlon.
I). V., without tlin xH.-nmi lintl
trnulile of an election.
How loon llu rnrthinil ohnml.or
of commerce, which Ik opiiobIhk
any more riillroiul oiomsIiiks in
thl BtHtc. iiiuiiiI on women unliiu
fcun-tun powder?
(Iltll!
(SiirllrlH'r'H SIiik.)
A Culiforniu atithortLsK M'lit
ii luitniiHcript to AiohroHc
Jilerre with the rc'iii'.st that
lio (five Iiit "a criticism In
iino Hfiitcncc, and drop further
comment. ' SninethlnK wuh
heard to drnp all up and down
the Pacific count when he re
plied: "The covers of your
hook are too far apart."
A RuHHiau in my haH Invaded
fhlna. Thin is pruhalily (lli Uuh
Mun army that ulnr-Wil runnliiK the
iilt timti ihi'.v ini't the (iennuna
111 1016. and have not luurnud the
w:ir Ih ovt-r.
Next TburBihiy will bo the
PfiifU'st day of tho year, and im-anft
that tlu' presLiil tvlnU-r Is ahoul
h:ilf ovt-r. .
Tlu Older (iirlH an MwJis'King
hranKi juicr and fiiHlhiK a.sprislonH
Kt L'harlto HliaiiKM Htali',
An nUKur-tailcd hu i ralrtlnff
the dieknn with thp (icrman lmi
rot crop, and t!u amalKainatml
.iirrut hat(!iH of tho valley have
Invited the sod no ml to visit here.
Tht! Tennessee girl who killed a
Kiorer who tried to Inm her, with
a wiiK'Ul upokr, haj been aeiiuitled
and. from all that can he learned
frum tho prenis dtHpalcliea, baH
been allowed to retain tho waK'Hi
spoke.
Tho comet that wont down the
plain Ht. hist evening wuh later
Identified hh u nintoi cyellHt.
CuiiKratulalloiiH have been ex
tended to the l'orthind OreKonlan
fur one of the outstanding jouriial
iHiic uchlevemelitH of the year.
The word Immortal waa uned In a
hendlino without tho letter 1 T"
eHcapitiK.
Michael llanley hayed hi town
ycfcterday.
The (latnhevlklH hid wuiHiik
their ru miner furs. The ItaNiiue
inliKjue of hiHt winter In now n
doine.stic ciuhrel. Tho port of
When tho writer Ket IiIh mil
lion dollaiH. If ever, a ehah' of
newnpaper men will he established,
hh there are loo many JouimititH
belnn catapulted from our eollefjen.
The vine variety of raspberries
are on the markets, and beyond
the reae.i of plutoernts.
FANCY WltlTlX'
(loin, (Kail.) JtetcMer)
Ira Fields llltel Chi wer over to
lola viHltlpK I hear relatives a few
.- days last week theur I'm-hel) (Jny
and wife brought them Hum. u
Kuiiday.
Try and make Horn one haiipy
its you ko thoiiKh lllis buisy world
duni have any Mlumhllntf blneks
, In Life.
Mrs. Parker entertained her
daiiKhlei-H and Kanleyn and Nefew
'itH a Kumlay.
.Mr. and Mih. I'.aker wer the
;ut uf Mi. Nnlliu Kamleys Sun
day. .Many tlianks to Mist- Maud lloe-
- ken for a treat of fine strawberries
n rialtttrday Harrie ltoekon has
a fine I'rult Kami and It Is eep
1 In fine shape. Trimmed spratle
and he has fine fruit.
1'ou can tell who Ih the Oak In
the Human timber In u Town.
An n k rom by our Hons and
i" stayed all tiinht number of years
,( hrii he said he had ea massed
thiouHh the Co Hon Hi for t nutti
ber of years and one plaice a Han
- lived In a small Motis flnle be
' lud and the Hon Married and took
rofwesNinn and built a fine lloiiu
and Burn and the other it ay we
wer drlvhtR by and a larne croud
w.ia thear we ttaid whats Koinif on
the hum wild it In n Hberiff sale
the boy could not make ihltiKK go
Ilk his Dad.
Mm. Spank'ter walkod out In tho
yard a few time lai woek.
Jim Clark nnd Jim Jr wuh a
round with him Ice Wiikriui nd
It aUfb lonkert rnni.
The dnrkONl and moHt lust rnui
inliikH nro fnuml In tov Hi'p()n,
JOHN BULL WANTS NO tt'OEE WAR
TITAT d'reat Iiritain, tlio nivnti-st siitVen.-r from the Woi-lil
War, is now the LTealest fnrec for jvorM puiii-n, limy lit'
h ue lifter all.
Wc nil know what the I,!ilm; Kovrriiiiii-Oit thinks iihout the
net'essily of nut only talkinj; jieaee but ai;t;biK it.
Jiut here is a remark made liy I'remier itiililwiii, Hit' leader
ef the Conservative party, only (lie other Hay, reejanliii", the
Kelloun treaty to outlaw war:
"Uelluve mo, lliu altorniidvu Iieforc iib in Kurope In very
Hlmple, and tho choice ought lo he eauy. Wu .iiiusl either keep
ralllt with Die splril of the pact Unit wu have K lnnud, or in time
wo munjl i!o down Iho sleep placo ultugethor lt'tti Iho GaUurenu
Hwlne and perish isturnally.
To which all the war apologists, luiinilioiaj makers ami hit;
navy men will reply, "Applesausc!"
J'reiuier Baldwin, however is no visionary Jiml no pacifist,
lie knows what the world war war, for he was in il. lie knows
what the next war will lie. .ud as far as woijil peace, is con
cerned he stands with the theoretical jiaeil'ist wh just defeated
him.
We silliest that those wise people ivho greet ad efforts to
ward world peaeti with a cynical sneer, eul out I'cemier Bald
win's remarks ami paste, them in their hut for future: ri'ferenee.
Some day they may come, in handy.
AN OPPORTUNITY
IX his iiututfimil ndtlrrss.. iTc.-iidciit Jloovcr uuuoiiuctui liis dc
h'wo and pnrpusv to secuvu a more t'HVctivo aImitiiHtration
of 'our iVtlonil criminal luws. ( . J u ' f
jlany til' tho iiewsjdipers seem to haTe inisappivlumdcd liits
tU'c.laration, J'or tlicy usstimcil that it had refcrciu-e only to cer
tain specific statutes. The JauRUac he employed -would iudi
oate a hroader scope i'or his purpose.
The necessity J'or a ''"'ral readjustment of the whole vna
chinery of law enforcement is apparent- And it ia not to hv.
asiuiHMl that tho President's vision fails to encompass the whole
field or that his purpose Jails short of the real need.
in this hroad view of hi,s declared intent, President Hoover
will find the whole membership of the Benevolent and Protect
ive Order of JOIIts loyally supporting him.
The honest, prompl, and effective administration of justiee
is hi i essential of oodovciiimeut. Whatever may lend to
promote this, and to insure the impartial application of the
laws to all, and to prevent the delays which arc so i'ruitiiil of
iiiisearria-jes of justice, will appeal to every true patriot.
The Order of Kilts, as a patriotic fraternity, is naturally
IiMply iiitrroslnl in miy ciKlcuvor t improve our ti(lmitit;(il y
antiuiiatL'tl n ml inunTfc!l .svstcin
in eoiisomiiiet' with the rccnffiii.vd olijeels of the order, mill in
t'onl'iileiil reliiinec upon the lo.val patriotism of (he iieinlersliij,
Unit nssuiiiiiee is niven to our President of tlie curliest and
loyiil support of the order in his iiiiiiouneed emleavor to brinu;
iibout the tlesired, and much needed, reform.
Tlin order will weleoiue. this opportunity to nivo renewed
evidenee of its piilriotie eliuraeter, and of its eapaeity for scrv
iee, by every proper activity in the effort to promote the prompt
accomplishment of the President
from the Klks .Magazine.
Descripliou of n noliody: "lie's no unimportant lie
flattered when he ejels a ipicstionnaire."
llonds are those cheap things luuiylit liy tlie
1,'es you to spend yours for stocks.
Life insurance:
automobile: salesmen.
iV .sum of
An antomobili' siilesniiin fell dead in St. I.ouis, which prob
ably shows the dant-'er of offi'rinjj; to pay ensh.
Prohibition has its faults, but it doesn't keep half the force
from showing up .Moday morning.
A hoiist! tlress is any fi'l-'ltiiiy
when she sees a neighbor ctnnini;.
Iloreibnn : The stale of foolish people who would Ihiuk Ihr
hours loo short if thev had but n week to live.
Moinls would be issued more sensibly if people would remem
ber that hitilnvay pavine; is not pnrnwiiieiit construction but au
everlasting expense.
Mluybe the l.niffun of N'titionn will smve tlio whales, but
won't save any other helpless nrea that is full of oil.
Americanism ; A national eouileinniitiou of gamblinc;; a na
tional yearniiie; to (jet soiiiethiii fur iiolhinii.
The chap who once sold horses that would be right years
old next spring now offers forty used curs, nil traded in by old
couples who never drove fast.
MUTT AND JEFF
MUTT, Haul we, CUGR GOT Tttese
jobs as ufc savsrs s i
SWIM A STRONG.
I J - - - KK . : j 1
mEDFORD MAIL
TO HELP HOOVER
of Iciral priu'cuure. And It is
,s declared purpose. Ktlitoriul j
feels
broker win
moiiev cntirclv Burniundcd bv
little thinif a woman slips on
Mr. Mutt Saves Two Lives (His Own and Jeff's)
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ABouT it i ml Hefcei imagimc.'j-
TTlTBtrNT, MEDFOUD,
Personal Health Service
7 WILLIAM BEADY, II. D.
fllfMd Ifftltn pcrUlnloff to ptraoul h)th nd bygitM, not to iHnin dltnosla u
Utttxa should be brl nd written In ink. Owti to Uit ln niuntMr ot UtriwT
clTd, QD'f . few dad b ttuwurtd htr: No tvlr cmo t nuds to qiwriM not Mufonl
YOVll OWN M'JItUloV.
Thti ronvirtlon Krow upoq iiki ' Ktato if mind Ouu to Iho tUiaUn'a
lung iiK I'"" popular pdiiratiun Imllffrii'iK'. If any dnctiir tollH
in pltysloluKy, Funltiillon ami hy- f 11 l1''11'111 th troulilo !k 'mrvuuH
and I develop d
tt,
,. "um
,.n,i i ii
..in. i
know now t hat
" ' '
Jja-vo to knock
and when theyre lielolo f.k,
awlv rr,.. ti. . . .
" t n,t ui nL'K
which ain't ho, before
bcKln educating them.
juu .. in
Ami ln-
Ilc-r. ...v. ft, .
lh,.,l r ' in , V , ,, tn' -
ish.r fil,(.. fads, fallacieH and
r.m i,n fr years they're not so
amijil.l,. i .
l or Inslnnee, it Is a fond belief
ninny lo.iocrs ot ciainrap niaiia
Ines that it is a matter of eon
slileiahlo iinportanee that
one:
Kiiouiii oik-Ii of ig. or niaylie
It In is elements in one's diet 1
or In a nostrum 0110 may pur-'
e.hase, If It is not convenient tni
lilialiKe tho dirt Just so and one
must net every element in iusti
HK-ne is a Juice
such aril such combinations. Aian't (Continued from Page One.)
a time havo I attempted to rens-1
sure a viellm of this htiinliuir that Sol' his life ill VII ill illld tlml lie
as lonK as one has n fair nppe-1 1 istenii)",' to, 1 ho il Venice "tl:nl '"
tltu, a Kootl taste of Variety, and ! 1,1 l... ,.l,,.,..,i
roason:illy Uljpral hiiimiIv of I
odn to chuiiHO from. And mniiv
a nine tun victim has sot me
down as an tenniant fellow, liko
ho many of my fnerodildy back-
wa rd
allim; and son,, rUrht on
With lliu fou..liir.lln, ... ..r f ....
Iub to net the ruhl elements. ' I N'f lson, one ii - most lliipurtunt
I havo nothiiiB more to lose, w'orc on the jacilic Coast.
I d:n say now, what 1 believe lie) . . .
scientifically qualified person will
challenne, that oven in tht rati.' r
iron, then' Ik never a slinrtar;( to
1)( male pond utih'ss one's diet
, WIiyt :IH ln .-,roionK.( ronrincincnt
; ln a miIk ,lI( t- (, iHfn rations.
or a famine, ln order to substan
tiate this assertion, in your mind
for it needs no corroboration
In thp mlilil of any one who has
any knowledge of human physlol-
okv I append here a list of foods
with their relative lion content,
Tho puzzle Is, try and select a
mixed diet that doesn't contain
enouuh Iron for the body's re-
qulrenients:
l-ooil Iron.
Kiiit yolk, wheal bran, entire
wheat, dried beans, dried peas.jiUKS, subways
spinach, dried prunes, almonds,
lettuce, oalineal, lean beet, - po
tatoes (especially skins), onions,
oysters, molasses, maple syrup,
dandelion greens, rich in Iron.
Milk or skim milk, clwcse, white
flour, siring beans, beets, cahhuKC
(especially raw), carrots, turnips,
apples, oranues. bananas, raisins,
tomatoes, berries, chocolate, con
tain less iron yet enough.
WKNTIONS AM) AXSWKHS.
Til or The., Hull Yolirseir
I can't see tho sense in your
distinction about Til and Tbc.
Kveryhody calls tuberculosis T. It.
and even If Tbc. is the. correct
abl.n vision, lt is your place toiin Paris, you would have tried In
ciilK-htcn the world about It?
dura to speak horn use I myself
believe I am developillK tubercu
losis. . . 1 U. O.
Answer Probably you would
never have written ine hud I not
caught your Interest in that way.
Now 1 am ulad lo send you my
monograph on the subject. It'
may help you to find your wayj
to recovery If you have the dis-j
ease; II may, show you bow to
enjoy peace of mind If you haven't.
Anyway, it will convince you, I
hope, that my Utile iiuarrel about I
the proper abbreviation for tuber-
lllusi! is not so Inexcusable. 11
am Klad to send this uiouniu'iipil
treatise on tuberculosis to any
one who asks for It and Incloses)
stamped addressed envelope. Itj
clarifies the frequent iiuestlon: llHtTI.ANIl. Ore.. .Itino IS (Pi
"How can 1 tell whether I nm A running hntlle between n tles
coiiiIiik down with tuberculosis'.'"! perntto armed Willi a pistol and
nnd also the iiuestlon "Ib.w does j
one contract t tiherculosls-.'''
In Other WnnN.
1 have had stomach trouble for
six years. . . . doctors call It
nervous Indigestion, with the ex-
ceptlon of one doctor, who saysjelay (u n critical condition. He
It Is a condition of the nerves of t was sufferhm from u wound madL'
my stomach duo to bus.' , , , hy a bullet which entered tinder
.Mrs, 11. J. j his rlBht eye nnd came out under
Answer Or maybe a nebulous his right ear.
Three's a coupl:T5"'
OF SUJCLC CoOiKlMS
PAID FOR uuoRkiMG
OI?EOONT, SATURDAY.
indigestion" or a condition of tho
niTVfu of Mil. mi. ...... ..I.
mat kovh to Hhow that somethinK
- !imu to be dono about this free
.i1"1'1 ''y phutinB on tho title of
' Doctor,
No S1(l1
I Kindly tull mo whether there
r. .. I ,M "ny ln " a nearby
fn. Me loon try-wl.0 or otl)(.1.
l ,, Tn i"'." """ "" "f )'I"K ruptures uro sold
l ilml that in or-j (j
tier J", tell 'enu' 'Xhhwim l-here In no Bl.ell ,hlce,
uny thin k you' .iiiulaUsa you will find plenty
em on tho lie,,,! ... .., ., .. .. .
. . y ' ' '"K"
1 imrportinir to cure rupture, ilup-
. ,. .
.t.nm.t vuivu liny nu,:ii
nieiins. only mimory will euro
...i ... ...
iuriuiu. -jiiib UOCS UOl lllipiy
Uhat every olio with rupture must
,,e operated on. I assume from
i..... ,i
" "
i mull. If so, and you have rupture.
tho Hensllili.
and economic thinir
I'or you to do 1b have the sui'Klcul
l cure now.
(CopyriKht John V. Tlllln f!o.
Brisbane's Today
v' "' "-I' 'I.
I JanieS .Simpson of CliIctiKO, ihe
lowlier ot Marshall KieUI & Co., bin
! Kest store in the l iiilcil Klales,
"c-s "'lllilielll lo so-
niuc iiuu iiuii-nuses riuoericK lc
V.'m tutv, ..cii
This
realize
.'ii. iiiininwu a nniinit'ui'i'
of business and is proud to iiavs
linn select Seattln for his first im
liortuni uiiilerlukliiB outside of Clil
caiif). AEr. Hiniison's purchase interests
merchants in other cities, who will
see in .Uuniliall Field's Seattle pur-
cluii'o tho hcKlnniiiK of it chain of
nig stores.
Flying in cost .'IS I lives, a
. majority duo to sliintiiis,' and other
j recklessness Mill to use or planes
unfit to fly. The niurvol is that so
few ure killed.
llccnusc flying Is new un ocea-
sional death horrifies the public,
which pays little intention to 20
times us many deaths on tall ImiM-
brldges and fuil-
roads.
J The French police on Thursday
i arrested a .vouub man accused of
! passing worthless checks. He con
i fesseil mid, beinu rich, nrraiiKed
lo have Iho checks paid. When un
old woman asked him, "Why tlirt
you do it, my boy?" lie replied,
"Whiskey."
Was this ll Frcnrh liny, lured to
destruction In a Inud where no
body drinks Ice water?
No. Kirmmo as lt limy seem, II
wns nil American hoy, who had be
come a drunkard here In good pro
hlhilion l ulled Stales.
When he wus taken to the prison
Iivnin to tint! umoiiK the millions ot
French boys. Unit live in Paris, ono
single drunkard of that type so
common In America.
That puzzles us, good prohlbi
tioiiistH, hut It need not.
The French don't drink lee
water, but I hey would no more
think of drinklnK whiskey than
that American boy would llllnk of
swallowing pnissle acid.
i.;dw In Cosper. 71, armed only with
an umbrella, last nlKht resulted in
possibly fatal injuries for the used
victim.
Cosper. Portland street sweeper
for 2 a years, wus ill H hospital to-
HARA1
t HGAR A
VjOMAN' S
DisrRess.
JUKjn, 1923.
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Aoito.m
i. wicket
(. Vo .Id
III. Miiltlril tip-
licsriillrrSi In
maliub'uiiy
11. lie rarrieil
lit Slrnlwlit
lilittcil I. all
IB. Formerly
17. Wuril of rntl.
tirullun
II. II Dry
III. NlitHt ot tlasi
Sl. Mrtliml
Su'. I kb ill.h
91. At any lime
56. ilronil aiuile
57, flleujiird
Jill. Mclwly
32. I'lerres
30. l,gl,rlcate
31. I'ortluu uf
apiira
11. Old aolillcr
41. ll.fr
I'usa a rope
Solution ot
Gtf. Ntiihlllilnff
rarsro
fit. Skin t, sense
00. Compound
ether
67. Untie
6h, (Jonaine
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70. Man's nick,
name
71. Klhrorer
'i. Spirited horse
73. Irifth
ItOWN
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t'iruugli u pul.
ley
41.
bulking itlck
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77 --5
(ll'iitlon. -In
the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of
Jackson. ,
ln the Hatter of the Kstate of
William A. Cowley. Deceased. ,
To Mary 10. Cowley, widow of
decedent; John Fiimum Cowley,
IJoris II. Cory, Charles Andrew
Cowley and William Aaron Cowley, j
emotion 01 oeceoeoi. riviuy uiii'j
and Irvin lt. Hamilton,
other parties unknown
any rluht. title, estate, He
ml -all -
claiipinB t
n or In-i
lerest in the real or personal prop
erly hereinafter described, Kreet
inn: In the-name of Ihe Stale of O10
Bon. you are hereby cited aud re
citiircd ' to appear In the County
Court of the State of Oi-cboii, for
the County of Jackson, at the court
room thereof, at Aledford. in the
County of Jackson, on Tuesday, the
tub day of July, l!)2!l. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of that day. then
and there to show cause, if uny
you have, 'why nn Order should
not be made by this Court aulhor
izinB ami empowerillB J. O. Isaac
son, as Kxrculor of said estate, to
sell at private sale all, or such por
tion as may be necessary to pay
the debts nnd expenses of adminis
tration iiBiilnst said estate, of the
followltiB described personal uiiii
real properly, to-wlt:
A one-half Interest in about 200
foldimc chairs, two stoves and pipe,
and the entire Interest in one Iron
sale, and miscellaneous lot of Iron
and soil pipe fittinBS and an oil
tank, said personal property, and
I Ihe
at property being located In j
t eninu roint. jacKson i.otniiy.
Oregon, the real property boing
described as follows: An undi-jhor
vided one-half Interest In Lots ti,
and N. of Kloek 7. together with
the improvements thereon, and the
entire interest in Lots 7 and S in
I. lock 4(i, including the improve
ments thereon, all being in tVn
t ral Point. Jackson County, o re
won, as Is furl her shown by tin of-i
ficial plat t hereof now of record.
Witness, the Hon. Alex Sparrow,
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
Jackson, with the seal (if said Court
affixed this Mill day of June. A. D.
11 .'!.
AltesI :
DKL1LIA STKVKN'S MKYKR.
(Seal Clerk.
P.y HKLION Ore, AX, Deputy.
tif of l lrM Meeting or tVcditors
Xo, P.-13iVll In ISankruptov.
In the District Court of the Cnfted
States for the District of Oregon.
In the Matter of Thomas ;rlKsby
and II. W. Ciiigsby. partners, do
it, u business under the name and!
stylo of (iriMsby Ihothera, Bank
rupt;
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To the creditors of Thomas
OrlKsby and II. W. GrlB.iby. part
ners. doiiiB business under the
name and style of GriKshy lleoth
ers, of tho City of Ashland, Ccunty
of Jackson and District uforvtyuid,
i-ltmkrupts:
Xotlce is hereby Biven that on
the !2lh day of June. A. I. 1929.
the said Thomas (IrlBsby and H.
W. GriBsby wore duly adjudicated
bankrupts: and that the first ini'ot-
Iub of their creditors will bo. held
In the office of the Jieferee, .Mod-
ford imildiitB. .Medlord, OreBon. on
the 2lh day of June. A. D. HIL'ii.
at 2::ill o'clock in the afternorf.n. at
which time the said creditors- may
attend, prove their claims, appoint
a trustee, examino the bankrupts,
and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meetlllB.
HAIlltV C. SKVH.IiAM.
lleferee in Uankruptcy.
June 14th. 1 12!.
ltreitM'"s .Sale,
Xntice is herily siven that hy
virtue of an order of sale In the
partition suit wherein Louis V;rth
and Xina W'erth, his wife, are
plaintiffs and Johanna J-uthvi and
Krnst l-udwij,?, her husband: Fred
A. W'erth and Josephine "iVerth,
his wife: Mathilda Ysunza, Henry
Werth and .May Worth. Iris wife:
August Werth. (Jeorye liuhr and
Mela Kuhr. his wife; Otto l.uhr
and Frieda lhihr, his wife; Ktnst
liuhr and Wilhelinine I Suhr. his
wife; t'harles 'erth. Rose Worth
Khlrli'V nml W T Khtt-l.-t.- !... hn.
i.aml; Violet Worth Dartlott and
ir n. i:artlott. her husbami: I
njPO rrU I'otter and H. C. Potter,
husband, and Kthel Werth are
i dof(n(hi ntw. dntv miifii rt rnndm-.
ed In the Circuit Court of Oregon
for Jackson County, on the 1 'ith
day of June. liJJ.t, authorizing the
sale of the property therein and
hereinafter described. I. the un
dersigned referee, will, at the front
door of the Courthouse at Med
ford, Jackson County, Oregon, on
the 2'Mh day of July. l!!t. at 10
o'clock a. m. offer for sale at pub
lie auction and sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following de
scribed premises, to-wit: Lot .1.
Plock . Meatty's Addition to Mod
ford, Oregon; Lot 10, DIoek 2. Pago
Addition to Medford. Oregon; the
southeast tpiarter of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter
of tho southwest quarter of sec
tion 0, township 3 ti, south range
2. west- of the Willamette Merid
ian. Oregon, excepting land here
tofore sold described in volume K'O,
page volume 1-ti. paiie 317,
iuiuh l..u. paBc .'-1 and volume
lr,4
pace Deed Records of
Jackson County. Oregon, and also
eseeptjni:JtL4 jieros sold to Kast,
ot '
5TAY THeXrT f
I UNTIL TH6 TB feg.
jGoy out: 31
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Do You Remember?
TU.V VKAKS AOO TODAY
(From files of Mail Tribune.)
June 15, lUlli.
II. C. Ciurnutt mmounces candi
dacy for school board.
Three hundred special trains
will be run to the Wlllaid-Denui-bcy
fiuht at Toledo..
Fire at M. F. & il. Co.. buildliiB
Is iiuickly cxtlnifiilshed: but base
ment badly dainilBcd.
V. S. cavalry pursues Villa force
into Mexico.
Ueut. rirown nnd Captain Al
cock win 150,001)" prize for flyinB
from New York to Ireland. They
reported weather conditions very
bad und narrowly escaped death,
when the plane wus brought out
of a tail-spin In mid-Atlantic.
TWRXTY YKAKS Af TOPAY
(From files of Mail Tribune.)
,1 11110 15,' 18.
Cieui-Ko Derrick, who while crazy
drunk Saturday put up such tt
fight it took 10 men to hold him,
was so weak this morning his
hearing had to be held in JU
before Recorder Collins. He was
fined J10 and costs.
Mayor I.eever of Central Point
thanks Mayor Canon for work of
Mcdford fire department, savlm.
Central Point from destruction by
fire June 13-
' Fd Andrews sells his interest
In sutherlln Land and Water com
pany. First National Bank celebrates
fourth anniversary wtih birBe ban
quet tendered by President W. s.
Crowell.
HiiiBlars break into Mordott &
Wuolfs second hand store and
steal a large ' nui.itjvj.
containinB 55 neres, moro or less.
SW "sale I" "e made subject lo
..onfirniatlon of court. .Dated at
Medford. OreKou, this 14th day ot
June. IWS-. h A jjjERTS.
Xoth-o r Annual Stluol Mcctlnff.
N.itice ia hereby Kivcn to Urn
local voters of School District
4J ot Jackson County, btate of
(ireson. that the Annual hc'iool
Mooting of Haid district wi be
held at the Junior HiRii fachool
l,c,in at the hour of 2:0 o c ork
n m. an.1 continuing to 7:00 o clock
. in. on the third Monday ot June.
boiiiK the 17th day of June. A. V.
lSThls meeting is called for tho
purpose of eieethiR two directors
ti Korvo a term of three years, anu
the tranKaction of business usual at
aueh meetinf-',
Duted this 3rd day of -Tune, 1329.
C. A. BWIOART.
Chairman Hoard of Directors,
Attest: I1KBECCA MRLL.ORS. f
District Clerk.
Notice of Bonds Colled for Payment
Notice is hereby given, that funds
are on hand for the redemption of
tho following improvement bonds
of the City of Medford. Oregon:
Improvement Honds, Series No.
1, Xos. 1 to 6, inclusive, duted July
2, mas.
' Said bonds arc called for pay
ment on July 2, 1!9, and Interest
will cease after said date.
Dated at Medford. Oregon.' this
1st day of June.
11. J. UKRRIAN.
City Treasurer.
XOTirK OF BOND SVMS
Notice is hereby given that the
City Council of the City of Mod
ford will on tiio 25th day of June,
HtJi. at the hour of 7:30 o'clock
1. M. at the. Council Chamber of
the City of Medford, Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon, offer for sale an issue
of S120.U00 of bonds of the tdty of
Medford. being the heretofore duly
authorized City of Medford General
Obligation Airport Honds.
Said bonds to be In the denom
ination of One Thousand Dollars
($1,000), each; numbered one to
120 inclusive; to be dated July i,
1029; to mature serially In numeri
cal order at the rat of Twelve I
Thousa nd Dollars ( S 13,000 ) . pct
annum on the first day of July in
Mth of tho years, l:31 to 1340
inclusive; said bonds to bear in
terest at the rate of five per cent
(.r ) per annum payable semi
annually on the first day of July
and January of each year; princi
pal and interest payable at the
Fiscal Aconcy of the Statt! of Ore
gon, in Now York City, .
Said bonds will he sold subject to
the approving opinion of Messrs.
Teal, Wlnfree. McCulloeh & Schu
ler. Pond Attorneys oT Portland,
Oregon. Said bonds to be furnish
ed, and printed by the City of Med
ford. Sealed bids for the purchase nf
said honds will be received by tlm
City Council at the City Hall up to
the time of said sale h-s herein fix
ed. Al bids must be accompanied
with a certified check payable to
the City In tho sum of Six Thou
sand Dollars ($6,(1110).
The right is hereby reserved to
reject and ui) bids.
A, W. PIPKS.
Mayor.
ATTFSTr -
M. U Alford.
eeorder.
By BUD FISHER