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Read every ad on
this pose. Yon will
probably find ex
actly the thin;
yon want to buy
or sell. If It Isn't
there, advertise.
It's Inexpensive,
effective.
BATES
Per word fl rut Insertion
(Minimum 25c)
Bach additional Insertion,
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(Minimum 10c)
Per line per month without
c0py changes
Phosie 75
FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Belt to orange colored knit
ted suit. Reward. Tel. 383-X.
LOST If dog missing, call 1516
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Set timber falters: also
nH liwiitnc ream. Inaulre
Oeo. Backes, Lincoln, Ore, care j
Henry Lbr. Co.
. WANTED Experienced milker. Tel.
1 201-J. P. O. Box 412. Medford.
wanted Experienced woodcutter
lor 10U tiers or utuit. . i
?ANTED Boy. n years old. needs :
place to stay for winter. Will take ,
any kind of work for clothes, room
and board and small change; pre- j
feribly on ranch. Box 6981, Tribune. I
LIFE INSl'RANCE
AN OLD RELIABLE AND PROGRES
SIVE MUTUAL COMPANY WANTS
A DISTRICT GENERAL AGENT
FOR MEDFORD TERRITORY.
MOST LIBERAL CONTRACT. CON
fftnrWTIAL WRITE "STATE
AGENT." Room 17-18. 180 N. COM- i
MERCIAL ST.. SALEM. OREGON. I
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WANTED FEI-ALE HELP
YtHVTED Middle-aged woman for
general housework: unincumbered
widow preferred. Address Box 6798.
Mall Tribune.
WANTED Girl for general house
work to live on premises. Apply
personally. 210 Medford building
MALE AND FEMALE
"WANTED Man and wife without
children for Janitor work. Call In
person at 15 Corning Court, after
5 p. m. . - -
"WANTED 150 hop pickers. Four
weeks picking, beginning August 16.
Good camp ground with cabins and
wood furnished. Apply to B M
Clute. Applegate. Oregon.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED POSITION 10 years' ex
perience in oflce work, both fruit
and lumber experience, bookkeep
ing and stenographic work. Cm
furnish excellent references. Box
6837. Mall Tribune.
WANTED Sewing; dresses 50c and
up. 216 Haven St.
WANTED--M1SCELLANE0US
GRAIN STORAGE Large fireproof
storage space. Jackson County Peed
Co,, 4th and Bartlett Sts. Tel. 803.
WANTED TO BUY Limited number
of good ised pianos at once. Will
pay cash. Baldwin Piano Shop.
W4VTTTT Pmr for 20 to 40 head
nf caTtle- Rt. 3. Medford. E. W.
. Gebhard.
lrn-rT?n tv. v.im fitiirt-iilliir tiAct3r
for losing. Inquire Henry Lumber j
Co., Lincoln. Geo. Backes.
WANTED 1929 or later light sedan
for $125 casn and my Studebaker I
touring car. F. I. Caulklns. Jack-
sonviUe-Phoenlx road, near Grlllen ,
Crek school.
FURNITURE upholstered re-finifhed.
re-glued by Thibault. Phone 969-R-.
r - -
WANTED Flat top desk. 32x42 In.
top. with single or double row of
drawers; oak or dark wood finish.
6786. care Mall Tribune.
EMPTY FURNITURE VAN going to
Port'.ar.d August 6 or 7, wants load.
jrnonc 00. tlawiey iransiet
EMPTY FURNITURE VAN commfj
from Alturas. Cal., wante load.
P.o:ie 615, Hawley Transfer.
WANTEDUsed binder. Box 75, Butte
Pall.
Wanted will buy on terms like
rent, 5 room modern house. Em
ployed adulta. Box 2612. Tribune.
WANTED Beef oatt'.e. veal. UmM.
.".d pastue. J. J. Osenoruge.
We
pav own for Household goods
fum::ure and itoves We aiso ouy
aifluis, hMes, pelts wool and m
3:r MEHPORD BARGAIN HOUSE
2' N orape at Pone .062
WANTED Heifer calves Write Ruoy
--4J2 Bessie Oregon
FOR RENT HOUSES
fR RENT Furnished house. Phone
873. X.
POR P.FA'T 5--00m n:cely f-jrn:?h"d ,
Q:,v. Tinprr.ent and furnace. In I
le 4j5 w. second. 1
,it
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Modern 6-room stucco
unfurnished. 625 Pine.
FOR RENT Homes furnished ol
unfurnished. Brown & wn.lt
MODERN 5-room house for rent. 213
Portland Ave. t
FOR RENT House; no children. 716
Welch.
FOR RENT S-room bunsalow. 37
Quince St. Adults. Call 449-M.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 3-room turn, apt: ba-.h
garage. 534 N. Bartlett.
FOR RENT Hotel Holland Apt. Tel
710.
PARTLY furn. 5-room apt. Close In.
20 S. Fir.
FOR RENT Two room furnished
apartment. Sleeping porch and pri
vate bath. 321 Apple St.
FOR RENT One 1-room apt 18; one
2-room apt. $7.50; one 3-room apt
$12 50; two cabins $5 each. Cecil
Jennings. Coffee Ann's, Front and
Main.
FURNISHED APT.
604 W. Tenth.
Oarage. Adults.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ROOMS for rent. 116 Almond St.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep
ing room, also garage If desired. 325
So. Riverside ave.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room.
Call before 9:30 or after 4:30. Phone
432-W. 33 No. Peach.
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Orapa
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
ROOM or room and board at 704 N.
Central.
RATES reasonable at 716 E. Main
FOR rent-
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Business location room
16x50. Will remodel to suit tenant
Apply Mall Tribune.
BOATS FOR RENT at Four Mile lake.
FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED To trade cattle for good
horse. 1500 to 1700 lbs. W. W.
Hlttle. Gold Hill.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
TRADE: Calif, income, near Los An
geles, for clear acreage, well located,
near Medford. Box 6815. Tribune.
EXCHANGE 27 acre ranch on An-
derson creek for Medford property.
Call at Talent Servlce BtatlOD7
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 2 houses. For rent, sleep
ing room. Call at 926 N. Central
after 5 p. m.
STOCK RANCH 389 acres, 150 culti
vated, balance pasture and timber;
$3500, $500 cash and $200 yearly
at 6. Homeseekers Exchange,
402 East Main.
SACRIFICE 4-room plastered house
on court St., or will trade for late
model Ford. Box 6845, Tribune.
FOR SALE 120 A.; will take a house
as part payment. Polk Hull, Med
ford. Ore., Allen Hotel.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 4 acres,
house, barn. well, fenced. Will take
small car as part pay. little money.
Best offer takes all In short time.
Adjoins J. W. Mitchell place. Rt. 4.
Box 59, Buckshot road. W. C.
Baxter.
HAVE several high-class home prop
erties In Gold Hill. Central Point.
Medford. Ashland, for sale on rent
al basis or trade for Portland prop
erty. Big reduction for cash. See
or write E. N. Stidd, 40 Granite,
Ashland, Ore.
FOR SALE 40 A. turkey ranch. Im
proved. 400 young turkeys. New 5
rm. house. R. 3. Box 57. Eale Point
E. Ferg, or Inquire 730 Dakota.
FOR SALE 25 A. Improved land 3
ml. north of Jacksonville. Old Stage
Rood. C. J. McCay.
FOR SALE 1 acre of excellent oil.
5-room modern house, electric
pump, fruit trees, livestock and
poultry; 1 1'3 miles from Sacra
mento. Will sell entire ranch for
$2000 or trade for Medford prop
erty Terms cons'dered Write Ruoy
Schulz. Beagle. Ore.
FOR SALE by owner 8 roonT. strictly
modern house, basement, furnace
beautiful lawn, trees and srubbery
Double garage Bargain for imme
diate sale. 1218 West Main Phone
290 -W.
SALE OR TRADE Equity in close-tn
modem residence, large lot. Would
trade for equity In small country
place This property would return
eood Income If rented Box 8789
Tribune.
WHEN vou think of real estate thlr.i
of Brown rfc White,
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
JiekJon Countv Bulldtne Lorn
K'n Pinne 195
FOR SALE AUTOTVTOfjTLES
,T -. r-imc rvId H!ll.
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Art
11 ri'-m pi. 54 ..
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iir-wneel 208 Van
couver Ave.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
REAL BARGAINS IN GOOD USED
CARS AT PRICES LOWER THAN
PORTLAND OR SAN FRANCISCO
1935 Plymouth Deluxe seduu.
1934 Dodge coupe.
1935 Ford sedan.
1933 Ford Deluxe sedan.
1932 Chrysler sedan.
1932 Plymouth sedan.
1932 Chevrolet coach.
1930 Ford sedan delivery.
1929 Chevrolet coach,
1929 plvmouth coach.
1929 Cadillac sedan.
1928 LaSallo sedan.
Also several good low priced cn-s.
Used Car t,ot, North Side. Ertst 6'..1.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC.
Phone 18. 38 N. Rlverskie.
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EGGS
FOR SALE Some more of those cun
ning feather-legged Buff Cochin
Bantams: pure-bred: 7 weks old.
They're only Hoc. Call at 44 North
Peach, and you would better hurry.
FOR SALE R. I. R. yearling hens ;
and males. Selected breeding stock, i
Also fat her.a and fryers. Cumminge
Poultry Ranch, 5 ml. out Midway
Hoaci.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE 2 fullblood Boston bull
male puppies. 808 S. Central.
FOR SAL LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Fresh abortion tested
dairy cows. Tel. 23-F-9. E-igle Point.
FOR SALE Registered Guernsey bull,
7 montha old. A good foundation
animal at a depression price. W. A.
Johnson, Rt. 2. Box 50, 2'2 mtlea
west of Grants Pass on Upper River
road.
3-YEAR-OLD work horse, unbroken,
and saddle. J. Wooten. Box 435,
Coieman creek.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
GRAIN BAGS We carry a complete
stock of gmln bngs and sack twine.
Jackson County Feed Co., 4th and
Bartlett Sts. Phone 803.
FOR SALE limited quantity of good
eating and cooking apples. Inquire
Sgobel & Day Packing House, south
nr ou.
FOR SALE Glrla bicycle in good
condition. 52 No. Peach.
CUSTOM GRINDING Grind your
grain for better feed. Jackson
County Feed Co., 4th and Bartlett
Sts. Phone 803.
FOR SALE Bed. mattress, spring,
dresser, piano, dining table, radio,
Maytag washer, book shelves, tubs
and dishes, etc.
First house east of
tank. Central Point.
FOR SALE Bradley feed mill. Rt. 3
Medford. E. W. Gebhard.
WE PAY CASH FOR GRAIN Bring
us & sample for prices. Jackson
County Feed Co., 4th and Bartlett
Sts. Phone 803.
FOR SALE CHEAP 1 cash register. 1
Burroughs adding machine. 1 check
protector. Call Peoples Electric
Store.
FOR SALE Crabapplea,
Ave.
101 Portland
FOR SALE a wood and coal ranges,
523 E. Main.
FOR SALE
Underwood typewriter. ,
LaSalle law course.
dion. Majeatlc radio, floor .amp. I
golf set. croquet set. firewood.
Chrysler auto 8-72 sedan.
At iO I
Washington St.. Medford.
FOR SALE Crabapples, 3c lb.
1566-R.
Tel.
FOR SALE One roll-top. one flat'
top office desk. Call 1353.
FOR SALE Snap. 16-ft. rowboet and
trailer. Camp Wlthus. 1501 North
Riverside.
FOR SALE Westtnghouse electric
range; perfect condition. Mrs. C.
C. VanScoyoc. Phone 995-W.
HAVE VOUR Old Washer repaired)
Reasonaole prices Picks Hardware
iACKS SACKS
20.000 sacks on hand. No. l'a nd
2's. See us before you buy. Med
ford Bargain House
FOR SAIJ5 Used sacks. Across street
from Montgomery Ward's.
BUSINESS CHANCES
ATTRACTIVE LUNCH CAR Take to
hop fields, packing houses or high
way. 1031 N. Central.
FOR SALE Small earnge and ma
chine shop. Happy Camp. Cal.
20-h.p. Fairbanks - Morse i"-type
Diesel engine, 4 -wheel 2-ton c.-.p.
trailer, 2 250-cal. 10-guage ou'id
tanks, new: will exchange tanics or
trailer for amnll compressor. K &
M. Shop. Box 63. Yreka. Cal.
PERSONAL
$10 OKrERS opportunity to ahare In
terest in nearby cold district. In
vestigate. Box 2G53. Tribune.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
An.tratts.
JACKSON CO.
AltSTUACl CO.
Abstract ot Title and
rule Insurance Tne
inly complet rttle
System .o Jactaon
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract!
ot rttle Roornj 3 and 6 No ill
Nortb Central Are., ups'-alri
piano and Oultar Instruction.
PR ED ALTON HAiam Tearher t!
Piano and Steel Oultar Son wt".
lri Mrr.oe Studio 318 Liber)
Bul.dln Medford Ore
Money to Lend
MONEY UJA.NE& - to 300 tor
peraonal or noUAe-hoId purpoaea
House eu.'6ining or Autos: alac
Crs tolmsnced Uoans cloaca
wltmn 30 mlnutea License No 3
157 See W E rhomaa or E J
Riley 4S So Central
Ettierl lVln1n Clraners.
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ta'M cn maim aad dpauit'ru
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Transfer.
TRUCKING AND STORAGE LOCAL
and long distance hauling Furni
ture moving, etc. Reasonable rates
Tel. 833 F E Samson Co.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO -Olflce
1015 No Central Phone 315
Prices rltfhb. Service guaranteed
HAWLEV rRANSFER Expert pact
moving equipment Price rnrht i
819 North Riverside Pnone 615
LEGAL NOTICES
Nollce of Sale of Real Properly r'or 1
Delinquent Assessments Cllv i
of .Medford. ' i
Notice Is hereby given that on Sat-
urday, the 10th day of Aunust. U35.
at the hour of 10:00 o'clock In the
forenoon of said dav at the front
door of the City Hall of the City of ,
Medford, I will offer for sale In iep
arote parcels and sell to the llrst
person offering to pav the amount
or the assessments of the City of
Medford against each such parcel of
real property, together with the
Interest, penalty and costs as herein
after set forth as to each sich parcel
thereof, the following described real
property situated and being In the
i-uy oi iweoioru, couiuy oi JacKson
State of Oregon, to-wit: (name of '
the person who now appears as the I
owner on the consolidated Lien l-7.i, total $21.50.
Docket or the City of Medford being! PARCEL NO. 15; Lillian CI. Wat
aet forth before each parcel thereof ); erman; Lot Six (6) of Block Soven'.y
PARCEL NO, 1: Cora E. Trelchler. Six (70), Original Town, assessed to
Lot Seven (7. Block bcenteen (17). M. L. Alford. under Ordinances Nos.
Original Town, assessed to Phil s. M90 and 549. dated July 18, 1912 and
Looslev. under Ordinance No. 380. August 23. 1911 respectively; amount
dated September 29. 1910: amount unpaid $144.34. Interest $50.72. psn
unpaid $61.50, Interest $25.85. pn-1 alty $8.01. coota of advertising nnd
alty $3.60. costs of advertising and j sale $,!.00. total $205.07.
sale $1.75. total $92.70. PARCEL NO. 17: Blrdeen Myers;
PARCEL NO. 2: Cora E. Trelchler:
Lot Eight (8), Block Seventeen (17),j
Original Town, assessed to Phil S. I
Loosley. undr Ordinance No. 380.
dated September 29. 1910: amount
unpaid $61.50, Interest $25.85. pen
altv $3.60, costs of advertising and
sale $1.75. total $92.70.
PARCEL NO. 3: Oernldlne Thelss;
Lot Ten (lot and the North half of
Lot Eleven (N'i 11), Original Town,
assessed to M. G. Thelss. under
Ordinance No. 608. dated Nov. 10.
1911; amount unpaid $4.93, Interest
$1.95, penalty $.33, costs of adver
tising and sale $1.75, total $8.96.
PARCEL NO. 4: W. E. Crotenu;
South Thirty feet of Lot Seven (7)
and North twenty feet of Lot Eight
1 a j , iiiocK iwenty-six t:io), urigmai
Town, assessed to V. J. Emerlck, un
der Ordinance No. 524. dated July
29. 1911; amount unpaid $124.18. In
terest $81.44, costs of advertising and
sale $1.75. total $207.37.
PARCEL NO. 5: Medford Planing
Mill; Lot One (1), Block Thirty
Three (33). Original Town, assessed
to Paul Hansen, under Ordinance No.
688. dated July 13. 1912: amount un
paid $67.72, Intel est $19 04. penalty
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PARCEL NO. 6: Medford Planing
Mill;
Lots Eleven (11) and Twelve
H2) 01 Block Thlrtv-Three ia:i,
Original Town, assessed to P. c.
Thomasen and Paul Hansen, under
Ordinances Nos. 189, 391 and 688.
dnted April 6r 1009, October 25.
1910 and July 18, 1912 respectively;
amount unpaid $115.38, Interest
$38.06. penalty $6.21. costs of adver
tising nnd sale $2.00. total $161 05.
PARCEL NO. 7: John F. White,
Lot Fifteen (15) of Block Forty-Five
(45). Original Town, assessed to John
F. White, under Ordinance No. 159.
dated July 7, 1908; amount unpaid
$6.32. interest $1.70, penalty $32
costs of advertising and sale $1 75
total $10.09.
PARflTI Ml-i D . Tl. n ,.,l.,a
Lots Scven (7, and Elght' '"
Town. aTsVed"
una(.r ordinances Nrw. 51QO arm ni
dated October 30. 1910 and Novem-
oer -4. 1908 respectively; amount un-
yiwu interest a.97, penalty
$1.69, costs of advertising and bale
$2.00. total $45.90.
parcel NO. 9: John r. White: 1
Lot Three (3) of Block Fifty-Four
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F. White and I. W. Thonms, under
Ordinances Nos. 762 and 728. dwled
l July 13. 1913 and February 8. 1113 )
Interest ft. 13, penalty $.21. costs of I
anvcrusing ana sale ez.uo, total '
(7.50.
PARCEL NO. 10: John F. White:
Lot Four 1 4) of Block rtfty-Kuur
(541. Original Town, assessed to John
F. White and 1. W. Thonms. under
Ordinances Nos. 762 and 728. dated
July 3. 1913 and February 6. 1913
respectively: amount unpaid 4 18,
""crest si.13. penally covs oi
advertising and sal. 2 00. total
PARCEL NO. 11: John F. White; !
Lots Three i3 and Four (41, Block j
Fifty-Four 1 54 . Original Town, as-
sessed to John F- While, under Ord-I
tnance No. 159. dated July 7, 1908; '
amount unpaid $12.53. Interest $3.38. i
penalty $ 64. costs of advertising and j
sale 81.75. total $18.30. I
PARCEL NO. 12: G. A. Oltzcn; i
Lots One (1) and Two (2 of Block I
Kitty-Seven (57). Original Town. I
assessed to S. C. Uodlove and S. A.
Nye, under Ordinances Nos. 604 Mid
198, dated November 10, 1911, and
June 19, 190U: amount unpaid
S3py.97, Interest 19B87, oosts of ad
vertising nnd sale jw.OO. total J59U 84.
PARCEL NO. 14: Lillian G. Wat
erman; Lot Five (b) of Block Seventy
Six (76). Original Town, assessed to
M. L. AUord. under Ordinance No.
6y0. dated July 18. 1913; amount un
paid $13.78, interest $3.72. penally
J2.25, costs of advertising and sale
Lanu descriuea volume 01. pae no.
Deed Records of Jackson County.
Oregon, assessed to Louis B- Warner
under Ordinance No. 217. dated Au-
gust 16. 1909; amount unpaid $9 34,
interest $2.80. penalty $.50. costs of
advertising and sale $1.75, total
$1439.
PARCEL NO. IB: Blrdeen Myers;
Land described volume 60, page 664,
Deed Records of Jackson County,
Oregon, assessed to W. S. Jones un
der Ordinance No. 217, dated August
16, 1909; amount unpaid $11.60, In
terest $3.48, penaltj $62, coats of
advertising and sale $1.75, total
$17.45.
PARCEL NO. 19: Blrdeen Myers;
Land described volume 60. page fi04,
Deed Records of Jackson County.
Oregon, assessed to W. S. Jones Mil
der Ordinance No. 217, dated August
16, 1909; amount unpaid $13.72.
Interest $4.12. penalty $1.52. costs of
advertising and sale $1.75, total
$21.11.
PARCEL NO. 21: W. A. Harrcll;
Lot One (1) of Block Three (3).
Anderson Toft Addition, assessed to
Minnie W. Bender under Ordinances
Nos. 755 nnd 437. dated June 9.
1913. and January 25. 1911. rcsp?ct
lvelv: amount unpaid $144.16. Inter
est $103.79, penalty $4.47. costs of
advertising and sale $2.00, total
J254 32
PARCEL NO. 22: Otto Hendrlck-
son; Lot Four (4). Block Three ;3).
Barr's Addition, assessed to Wm. H
Hamlin under Ordinance No. 171,
dated November 24. 1908. amount
unpaid $27.81, Interest $28.36, costs
of advertising and sale $1.75, total
$57.92.
PARCEL NO. 24: B. P. Theiss ond
Oeraldlne Tlieiss; Lot Two 2) of
Block Six (6) Beatty Addition,
assessed to B. P. Thelss under Ord
inances 613 and 541. dated November
10. 1911 and August 12, 1911; amount
unpaid $19.77, Interest $6 52, penalty
$1 .08, costs of advertising and sale
$2.00, total $29.37.
PARCEL NO. 25: Oeraldlne ThelAS;
Lot Three (3) of Block Six (6).
Beatty's Addition, assessed to B. P.
Thelss and Ml inle Thelss under
Ordinances Nos. 613 and 541. dated
November 10. 1911 and August 12,
191 1 respectively; amount unpaid
$19.77, Interest $6-52. penalty $1.08.
costs of advertising and sale $2.00.
total 29.37.
PARCEL NO. 26. Oeraldlne Thelss;
Lot Four (4) of Block Six (6)!
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I. Orlrtitfii v
or cart
on
Beatty's Addition, assessed to Mtnnle
Thelss under Ordinances Nos. 613 and
541. dated November 10, 1911 and
August 13, 1911 respectively; amount
$1.08. costs of advertising and sale
e uu. total su.af.
PARCEL NO. 37: Oeraldlne Thelss;
Lot One (11 of Block Seven (7),
Beatty'a Addition, assessed to Mtnnle
Thelss under Ordinances Nos. 613 and
541. datvd November 10, 1911 and
August 12, 1911 respectively; amount
unpaid $19.77. 'merest $6.52. pen
alty a 1.08. costs of advertising and
saie sj.uu. total s-u si.
PARCEL NO. 28. -Oeraldlne Thelss;
Beatty's Addition, assessed to Minnie'
Thelss under Ordinance No. 613,
dated November 10. 1911: amount
unpaid $17.04. Interest $5.63. penalty
$.93 costs of advertising and sale!
$1.75. total $25.34. j
PARCEL NO. 39. Oeraldlne Thelss;
Lot Three (31 of Block Seven (71,;
Beatty's Addition, assessed to Minnie;
Thelss under Ordinance No. 013,;
dated November 10. 1911; amount un-
paid $17.04. Iniciest 5.62. penulty
$.93, costs of advertising and sale
$1.75. total l'JS.34.
PARCEL NO. 30: Geraldlno Thol&a;
Lot Four (4) of Block Seven (7),
Beatty'a Addition, aasesaed to Minnie
Thelss under Ordinance No. oia.
dated November 10. 1911: amount
unpaid D17.04, Inteiest $5.ti'J. penulty
$.93. conts of iivcrttfiutg and sule
$1.75. total A-J5.34.
PARCEL NO. 31: Oeraldlne Thetsa:
Lot One (1) of Block EiRht ',81.
Beatty'a Addition, assessed to Mlnnlo
Thelss under Ordinance No. 613.
dated November 10, 1911: amount
unpaid 29.91. Interest $9.87. penalty
Sl-6'J, coats of advertlalng and sale
91.75. total 43.15.
PARCEL NO. 33. B. P. TUetss: Lot
Two (3) of Block EtKht (8). Beatty'a
Addition, assessed to Minnie Thelsa
under Ordinances Nos. 408 and 617.
dated November 15. 1910 and Decem
ber 22, 1911: amount unpaid a.60.00.
Interest H9.79. penalty 1.47. costa of
advertising and sale- J00. total
83.28. ,
PARCEL NO. 33: B. P. Thelsa: Lot
Three (3) of Block. Eight (8. Beatry'i
Addition, assessed to Minnie Thelss
under Ordlnnnco Nos. 408 and 407,
dated November 15. 1910 and Novem
ber 20. 1U10 respectively: amount un
paid $55.62. Interest S18.35, penalty
$1.23, costs of advertising and Mle
$2 00. total $77.20.
PARCEL NO. 35: W. G. Staiey;
Lot Blx (8) of Block six (8), Carlton
Addition, assessed to C. B. Carlton
under Ordinance No. 642. dated Jan
uary 18, 1912: amount unpaid $20.44.
Interest $13.40, penalty $1.40, costa
of advertising and sale $U73. total
$37.08.
PARCEL NO. 36: Oeraldlne Thelss:
Lots Two 121 of Block Two (2), Cot-
taite Addition; assessed to M. O.
rhelas under Ordinances Nos. 525,
617 and 684. dated July 6. 1911. De
cember 22. 1911 and July 22. 1913
respectively; amount unpaid $41121,
Interest $135.69. penalty $22.38. costa
of advertising ond sale $2.00, total
$571.28.
PARCEL NO. 38. W. H. Leverette;
Lot Ten (10) of Block Two (2).
Helm's Addition, assessed to Wm.
stailey under Ordinance No. 392.
riRteri October 30. 1910: amount un-
nnid 1584. Interest $3.33. costs ol
advertising- and sale $1.75. total
$20.91.
PARCEL NO. 89: W. H. Leverette;
Lot Eleven (11) of Block Two (3),
Helm's Addition; assessed to Wm,
stnllev under Ordinance No. S92,
dated October 30. 1910; amount un
paid $32.31, Interest $6.79, costs of
advertising and saio i.io, tomi
$40.85.
PARCEL NO. 40: A. M. Woodford;
Lot Five (51 of Block Throe (3),
Helm's Addition: assessed to A. M.
Woodford under Ordinance No. 392,
cinteti October 30. 1010: amount un
paid $32.16. Interest $10.61. penalty
l.74. costs of advertising and sale
31.75, total $46.26.
PARCEL NO. 41: A. M. Woodford:
Lot Five (5) of Block Three (3).
Helm's Addition; assessed to Ellra
Woodford under Ordinance No. 404.
dated November 21. 1910; amount
unpaid $10.38, Interest $3.43. penalty
$ 54, coBts of advertising and sale
$1.75. total $10.10.
PARCEL NO. 42: A. M. Wood
ford; North 20 ',4 feet of Lot Six (8).
Block Three (31. Helm's Addition;
assessed to A. M. Woodford under
Ordinance No. 392. dated October 50.
1U10: amount unpaid $13.38. interest
$4.37, penalty $.V2, costs of adver
tising and sale $1.75. total $20.10.
PARCEL NO. 43: J. R. Woodford;
South mv, feet of Lot Six (8). Block
Three (3), Helm's Addition; assessed
to Lillian Woodford under Ordinance
No 404. dnted November 21. 1910;
amount unpaid $2.82. Interest $.93.
penalty $.16. costs of advertising and
sale $1.76, total $3.85.
PARCEL NO. 44: J. B. Woodford;
Lot Scven (7) of Block Three (3).
Helm's Addition; assessed to J. R.
Woodford and Lillian Woodford un
der Ordinance! Nos. 3D2 and 404.
dated October 30. 1010 and November
21. 1910 respectively; amount unpaid
$49.58. Interest $16.36. penalty $2 88.
costs of advertising and sale $2.00.
total $7079.
PARCEL NO. 49: Dennis Me
Danlei: Lot Ten (10) of Block One
(1). Kendall's Addition; assessed to
p. R. Smith under Ordinance No.
013. dated November 10. 1911:
amount unpaid 17. Interest $3.48.
penalty $ 48. costs of advertising and
sale $1.75. total $13.88.
PARCEL NO. 30: James Btewart;
Lot Four (4) ot Block One (I),
r.aiir.l Park Addition: assessed to M.
H Horton under ordinance No. 542.
dated August 12. 1911; amount un
paid $1614, Interest $3 38. costs of
advertising and sale $1.75, total
$21.27.
PARCEL NO. 51: James Stewart;
Lot Five (5) of Block One ( 1),
Laurel Park Addition; assessed to M.
H. Horton under ordinance No. 543.
dated August 13. 1911: amount un
paid $16.14, Interest $3 38. costa of
advertising and sale $1.75. total
$21 27
PARCEL NO. S3: James Stewart;
Lot Nine 19) of Block One (II.
Laurel Park Addition; assessed to
Mervln H. Horton under Ordinances
Nos. 642 and 035. dated Auguat 12.
1911 and January 18. 1912; amount
unpaid $31 86. Interest $8 68, coats of
advertising and tbie $2.00. total
$4054.
PARCEL NO. 53: James Btewart;
Lot Sixteen (16l of Block One (I),
Laurel Park Addition; assessed to
Mervln H. Horton under Ordinances
Nos. 643 and 833. dated August 12.
1911 and January 18. 1912; amount
unpaid $31.88. Interest $8. costa ol
advertising and sale $2.00. total
$40.54.
PARCEL NO. 54: James Stewsrt;
Lot. Seventeen (17) of Block One (I).
Laurel Park Addition; assessed to
Mervln H. Horton under Ordlnancea
Nos. 542 and 035, dnted August 13.
1911 and January 18, 1912 respect
ively; amount unpaid $31.86. Inter
est $6 68, costs of advertising and
sale $200, total $40.34.
PARCEL NO. 64A: James Btewart;
Lot Tvventy-Flve (25) of Block One
(11. Laurel Park Addition: assented
to Mervln H. Horton under Ordin
ances No. 342 aud 633, elated August
1911 and January 18. 1913 re-
spectlvely; amount unpaid $30 60
interest $6.43. costa of advertising and
sale $2 00. total $39.03.
PARCEL NO. 65: F. J. Spauldlng;
Lot Seven (7) of Block Four (4.
Mary Place Addition: assessed to L.
D. Canfleld under Ordinances Nos.
529. 358 and 247. dated July 13. 1911.
August 3. 1910 and November 8.
1909 respectively; amount unpaid
$300.62, Interest $238.89. penalty
$11.70. costs of advertising and stile
$2 00. total $353.41.
PARCF1L NO. 58: F. J. Spnuldlng;
Lot Eight (81 of Block Four 14).
Mary Place Addition: assessed to L.
D. Canfleld under Ordinances Nos.
529, 358 and 247, dated July 13, 1311,
August 3, 1910 and November 8,
1909 respectively: amount unpaid
$318 31, Interest $253 55, penalty
$12.20. costs ot advertising and sale
$3 00. total $585.06.
PARCEL NO. 57: F. J. Spauldtng:
Lot Nine i9i of Block Four (41, Mary
Place Addition; assessed to L. D. Can
fleld under Ordinance No. 629. dnted
July 13. 1911: amount unpaid $282 80.
Interest $229.07. penalty $11.52. costs
of advertising and sale $1.75, total
$525.14.
PARCEL NO. 58: Sophenla and
W. H. Oore; Lots One (1) and Two
(2) of Block One (U. Onklawn Addi
tion; assosscd to Sophenla and W. H.
Oore under Ordinances Nos. 317 and
171. dated AUBUst 16. 1909 nnd Nov
ember 24. 1908 respectively; nmount
unpaid $105.93. Interest $34.05. pen
alty $5.79. costa of advertising and
sale $2.00. total $148.67.
PARCEL NO. 69: A. L. aall; Lot
One (1) of Block Three (3), Park
Addition; assessed to O. R, Chaffee,
Ella Carney under Ordlnancea Nos.
324. 223, 235. 548 and 283. dated
April 30, 1910, October 1. 1909. Octo
ber 13, 1909. August 9. 1911 and
November 37, 1909 respectively;
nmount unpaid $760.40. Interest
$775.65, costa of advertising and sale
$3 .50. total $1638 55.
PARCEL NO. 60: Jno. T. White:
Lot One (1) of Block Eight (8). Park
Addition: assessed to Jno. F. While
under Ordinances Nos. 397. 705 and
171, dated October 33, 1910. July
18. 1913 and November 34. 1908 re
spectively: amount unpaid $40.10.
Interest $13.44, penalty $2.30, costs
of advertising and sale $2.00, total
$62.90.
PARCEL NO. 01: Jno. F. White.
Lot Two (3) of Block Eight (8). Park
Addition; assessed to Jno. F. White
under Ordinance No. 785. dated July
18, 1913; amount unpaid $11.78, In
terest $3.18. penalty $60, costs of
advertlalng nd ' 11 ul
$17.31.
PARCEL NO. 63: F. O. Clark: East
50 feet and Norm nan ot Lot inreo
(3) of Block Nine (9). Park Addi
tion; assessed to C. I. Hutchison un
der Ordinance No. 364. dnted July
13. 1910; amount unpaid $20.88. n
tere.t. nft 89. nenaltv 81.11. costs Of
advertising and sale $1.73, total
$30.63.
PARCEL NO. 03: 3eo. Kunim.m;
Lot Five (5) of Block One (1),
Queen Anne Addition; assessed to
Queen Anne Add n. Inc., under Ord
inance No. 598. dated October 20.
1911: amount unpaid $46.63, Interest
$22.38. penalty $2.88. costs of ed-
vertlslng and sale $1.75. total $73 33.
PARCEL NO. I1. ntruwi xinuj,
Lot Four (4) ot Block Five (5 1, Rosa
Addition; assessed to B. H. Toft un
der Ordinances Nos. 683 nnd 426.
dnted July IB. 1912 and December
29. 1010 respectively; amount unpaid
$79.60, Interest $33.30. penally $4.68.
costs of advertising and sale $2 00.
total $119.67.
PARCEL NO. 63: Irene L. Shirley;
Lot Seven (7) of Block Two (2).
Wlldwood Addition; assessed to R. H.
Toft and Jane A. Smith under Ord
inances Nos. 613 and 541 reBpectlvrly,
dated November 10. 1011 and August
13. 1911 respectively; amount unpuld
$34.14. Inturcst $10.33. pennlty $1 7B.
costs of advertising and sale $3.00.
totnl $48.16.
The foregoing pniccls of real prop
erty will be aold subject to the Hen
of any other assessments of the City
of Mtdford aealust the same. If any.
and subject to redemption within
one year from date of sale. .
GUS SAMUELS,
Treasurer, City of Medford,
Oregon.
Big Applegate
BIO APPLEGATE, Aug. 2 (Spl.)
Only minor cuts were sustained
by two occupants of a CCD truck
from Camp Klamath which was
wrecked at the west approach ot the
Cameron bridge early Tuesdny night.
The truck, falling to make the sharp
turn st ths bridge entrsnce, crashed
through the railing, dropping 13 lt
to the bank below. Blk. the driver,
and his companion were token to
the Infirmary at the Medford dis
trict headquarters.
The truck, which wss not badly
damaged, was one of a caravan trans
porting 190 New York and New
Jersey CCO recruits and supplies to
their new headquarters at Camp
Applegate. the accident occurrms
on the return trip to Medford.
Collection of the varied shrubs
and flowers found on Dutchman's
peak In the Slsklyous were made
recently by Mr. Thompson, Seattle
I botanist, wno is uuwimi0 ojv. ......
irom mi od-nutso v..,
northwest. Mr. Thompson, who wa
accompanied by his wife, expressea
great satisfaction In being able to
reach such altitudes by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson ot
Santa Barbara were week-end guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hansen. The
Californlana were enroute to their
home, following a trip to Canada.
Miss Mabel Mickey of Portland U
spending some tlm here aa a guet
of Mlsa Mollle Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holbrook ot
San rranclaco are spending several
weeks visiting relatives in southern
Oregon. At present they are guest
of Mrs. Holbrooks parents, Mr. r.d
Mrs. Ptank Cameron.
Recent guests at the home of Mrs
James Buckley were Mra. Barbara
Stead man and daughter. Irma, ol
Anaheim, Cal., and Mrs. Lottl Van
scoy of Eagle Point. Mrs. Steadman
and daughter are spending tome
time at Sunset on the Rogue.
O. MUleur haa returned to the
community from an extended vis't
with his son st Eureka. Mr. MlUeur
hss recovered from aeveral months'
Illness.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds oi
Palo Alto, Cal., motored to this dis
trict Sunday, where they vtaiied
James Watson, who Is a guest ol
Mrs. Maud Kubll, Dr. Reynolds sod
Mr. Watson, Roarburg attorney, at
tended school together at Stanford
university In California 40 years
ago, and bavi nob a ac otbex
13.
during the Intervening time. Dr. and
Mrs. Watson are enroute south after
a visit to Portland nnd Washington.
Emmett Phillips Is spending the
week with relntlves here, hnving re
turned recently from Roscvllle, Cal.
Miss Helen Dunn of Ashland spent
the week-end here as a guest of her
cousin Miss Frances Port.
Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Roundtre
and son and Lucille Smith of Rucb
ore spending two weeks at Clnnlbar
springs.
Ben Moore and Floyd McKee of
this district were employed In check
ing traffic for severnl days thl6 week,
having been stationed at the Bybet
corner near Jacksonville.
Bert Clute and son, William, ac
companied by Ed Warford and
daughter. Errol Jo, motored ta
Grants Pass Tuesday, being accom
panied on their return by Miss Jose
phine Clute. who had spent a week
In the Climate City as a guest of
her uncle, Jud Pernoll.
Members of the local home exten
slon unit are pleased with the type
of projects outlined for the coming
year by Mra. Mabel Mack, demon
stration agent, who met with the
unit at the Applegate school hous
Tuesday evening. The program fol-
lowa the general plan used In pre
vious years, consisting of clothing
projects for winter meetings, wlta
nutrition for spring. The Applegate
unit la fortunate in holding two)
meetings a month, which enables
them to complete the scheduled
projects. leaving time for many or
the splendid extra subjects obtain
able. Including quick bends, cak
frostlngs, living room arrangement,
etc. The first meeting In the fait
la scheduled for October 1. with local
leaders demonstrating buymanshtp.
Mrs. Millie Nelmoyer and sons.
Gene and Delbert, who have mad
their home on upper Applegate for
the last year, are moving to Medford!
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Offenbacher
were guests at breakfast at the home
of Attorney and Mra. Allison Moul
ton of Medford Sunday, after whlca
the group departed for Butte Fnlli
vicinity, where they spent the day
at the Moulton ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown of Olen
dale, Cal., who are vacatlontng In
southern Oregon, spent the week,
end on a fishing trip to the lower
Rogue river, and motored to Dia
mond lake Tuesday.
Mrs. Clint Roundtree haa returned
to her home on lower Applegate.
accompanied by her very young son.
Walter Arnold, who was born at
Grants Psaa hospital July 18th, tip
ping the- scales at 7 pounds.
Henry Walters of Oakland, who
visited here early In the summer,
has returned, and la a guest of his
brother, Herman Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Norrla and
family of Roseburg are spending a
week's vacation with local relatives.
Aa a part of & scheduled program
to acquaint the public with the va
ried activities and advontagea at
the forest service, Rnnger Lee Port
took a group of Rogue River valley
men on a "Show Me" trip through
the Slsklyoua by motor Tuesday
afternoon. The guests Included
County Judge Earl B. Day of Med
ford, Judge F. L. Touvelle, and O.
W. Godward. merchant, of Jackson
ville. The group entered the moun
tains via Ashland, and visited Mt.
Ashland and Dutchman's peak look
outs, Perk'a Pasture guard station,
and numerous camps, returning to
Star Ranger station In the evening.
Ranger Port Is scheduled to make
another similar trip this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Riley and
two daughters, former South Da
kota realdents, who have made their
home on Upper Applegate during
the last year, left late last week for
Rothsny, Minn., where tbey will re
side. They expected to stop In Port
land to visit friends.
Mrs. Horace Turpln of Medford
was among those attending a chari
vari party Saturday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Smith, whose wed
ding was an event of last week.
TRAIL, Aug. 1. (Spl) Mrs. Erg
Scgeasman Is 111. Mrs. Alma MerrU
man took her to Medford Monday
afternoon, July 2d for medical treat
ment. Mrs. L. L. Peabody spent ths past
Week-fTid In Merffnrrf vUttlnv fHonrfa
. and wlritlveSi
Jess Ragsdale and daughter Mabls,
spent Monday, July 30 at the home
of his son Wllmer Ragsdale.
W. R. Cobern of McLeod, who tt
working at Diamond lake, spent Sat
urday. July 21, calling on his fam
ily and attending to business ta
Medford.
Ray and Ouy Merrlman are spend
ing a few days at Buckeye lake oa
a fishing trip.
X. I. Segesaman is moving his log
ging outfit over on Long Prairie and
will log from there for a few weeks.
Carroll Watson was a dinner guest
of Bob Yanceyes Sunday, July 38.
Bobby Blaess Is spending a few
days with his father where he la
working on the Diamond lake road.
V.'es R-gsdale, who was hurt by a
burnt tree falling end cutting hit
scalp and necessitating several
stitches. Is gradually Improving.
The Crater Lake highway through
here la lined with autos. The camps
report a good business this year,
tourists coming from most every
state.
Indian Ntone Ax Found
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UP) A per
fectly chiseled stone axe of ths typa
used by Indians as weapons and for
scraping hide's was found by Jim
Hoiiskey on a fishing trip recently.
The relic was believed to have beea
used before the first whtw maa
crossed the continent.
APPLES
Limited quantity of Good Eating
snd Cooking Apples for ssle at
SOOHF.L DAT PACKING
IIOl'SE
South Fir Street
Trail