Mnnflnr. Fehmary 21, 1916
ASHLAND TTDIN08
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MODEL
NINETY
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Chevrolet Four-Ninely
The "Four Ninety" is a real automobile. It
has a quietj powerful, Valvc-ln-IIcad Motor.
It has looks it has style it is beautifully fin
ished and rides like a cradle.
The "Four-Ninety" has the following novel
and superior features not found in any other car
built:
(1) shock-absorbing duplex front spring?; (2)
Self-lubricating clutch collar; (3) Hub-construction
with triple-size bearings, preventing "wabble"
of wheels and wear on tires; (4) Compound spur
steering gear' attached to body the simplest and
safest ever invented; (5) Unit power plant carry
ing transmission on open brackets, which gives
accessibility to clutch and allows removal of all
transmission, if necessary, in twenty minutes.
(Patents granted or applied for on the above.)
Besides these exclusive featores, Ihe "Four
Ninety" has; 1. Streamline body; 2. Crown
fenders; 3. Cellular radiator; 4. Body with
flush sides and concealed hinges; 5. Three-speed
transmission; G. Three-quarter floating axle;
7.CantiWer springs; J8. Ventilating windshield;
9. Mohair top; 10. The world-famous Zenith
carburetor, found only on cars double the price
of Chevrolet..
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Back of the Chevrolet
is the
Chevrolet
Motor lo.
Under the direct supervision ol
W. C. Durant, the Veteran Builder and
Master Genius ol all Motordom.
Mr Dnrant is not only in control of Chevrolet but
also the General Motors Company, which constitutes
the largest manufacturing automobile concerns in the
world.
Salesroom at Park Garage
Demonstrations gladly fliven at any time
Ellis Mel
ASHLAND AGENT
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'There are four important features
A, B, C and D in Dependable prod
ucts, especially In
DEPENDABLE
40c
COFFEE
PKB
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"Feature A" Freshly Roasted.
"Feature H" Invincible Strength.
"Feature C" Delicate Flavor.
"Feature 1)"?
Valuable prize will be awarded to
all those who trace FEATUKK D and
mall it to us, tUTompanled by a De
pendable Coffee label or a labul from
Dependable Ten. nuking Powder, tSpk't-a
or ExtraetH, and the numo of your
dealer. All aiisHcrx accompanied by a
Dependable label will be suitably rewarded.
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"limp" for
thorn; who pre
fer a 30c cof
fee la an kiioiI
uu you can buy
at the price.
"Country
C I b,"
a t 33c per
pound, Is the
equal of many
40c coffee.
Medford Mall Tribune, print
ing County Court proceedings
32.07
35.07
Total $
Stock Inspector.
J. L. Helms, stock Inspector's
salary $164
.Minnie A, McKee, Indemnity
on tubercular cattle 125.00
40
Road IMatrirt No. 8.
J. E. Davidson, labor $279.00
Material 9.00
J. E. Davidson, labor 26.00
Dwight Edwards Company
for (laud, Oregon.
COl'XTV COURT PROCEEDINGS.
(Continued from Page Six.)
Mary J. Torey &.uu
Total $575.00
Court House Exenes.
Chas. II. Basye, repairing
stove -uu
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., lights.. .ou
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., lights.. 2.58
Southern Oregon Traction
Co., freight on supplies. . . .&
Taylor-Williams Co., supplies l.bO
J. W. Wilson, cleaning court
room o.ou
Total I 1868
Jail.
E. T. Barnum Iron Works,
guards for windows $ 87.65
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., supplies 7.57
Cal.-Ore. Power Co.. lights.. 8.05
Mrs. Jane Johnson, washing
for jail 1-75
H. N. Mullen, repairing inside
of jail 2.50
Rose Singler, board of prison
ers H6.43
Southern Oregon Traction
Co., freight on supplies. . . 15.01
Taylor-Williams Co., supplies .75
M. E. Abbott supplies .70
Total $240.41
Care of Poor Outside of Poor Farm.
H. Alger, regular indigent.. $ 10.00
August Bohn, regular indi
gent 8.00
Maggie Dohl, regular Indi
gent I5-00
L. B. Brown, indigent suit .
plies 3.40
Elinc Curry, regular indigent 10.00
John Cameron, indigent sup
plies 8-71
Mary M. Childers, regular In
digent 12-00
Cranfill & Robnett, indigent
supplies 20.00
J H. Fattig, regular indi
gent 10-00
Mrs. Catharine Gillette, reg
ular indigent 10.00
Gold Hill Livery Stable, trans
portation of indigents.... 10.00
Lucy Gilmore, regular indi
gent 15.00
Mrs. E. C. Gard, care of indi
gents 20.00
Mrs. Gunn, regular indigent 12.00
Mrs. Hudson, regular indi
gent 8.00
Hutchison & Lumsden, indi
gent supplies 12.00
Maiy Jacobs, regular indi
gent 10.00
Etta Jewel regular indigent 6.00
Martha Jones, regular indi
gent 8.00
J. A Kane, regular indigent. . 15.00
Lena Lee, regular indigent. . 8.00
Lance & Co., indigent sup
plies 82.10
Mrs. J. Myers, regular indi
gent 15.00
Mrs. I. A. Montgomery, regu
lar indigent 8.00
Faber & McDonald, indigent
supplies 14.00
Oliver Nadeau, regular indi
gent 10.00
Olson & Son, indigent sup
plies 18.00
John A. Perl, burial of indi
gent 18-0"
M. F. Pence, Indigent sup
plies 8.00
Phoenix Merc. Co., indigent
supplies 10.30
John A. Perl, burial of indi
gent 18.00
The Pernoll Estate, indigent
supplies 13.65
Phoenix Merc. Co., indigent
supplies 10.30
Rogue River Merc. Co., indi
gent supplies 20.80
Frank II. Ray, Jr. wood for
indigent '. 6-50
J. W. Slater, regular indi
gent 10.00
W. H. Smith, regular indigent 15.00
Nancv Siseniore, regular in
digent 10.00
William II. Shaver, regular
indigent 8.00
Sacred Heart Hospital, care
ot indigent 145.72
Mrs. Richard Thomllson, reg
ular indigent 10.00
Talent Mercantile Co., indi
gent supplies 16.00
J. L. Thorndyke, indigene
supplies 48.BO
n k Tfirwlllieer. burial of
indigent 45.00
Taylor-Williams Co., Indigent
supplies 65.05
Ulrich Bros., Indigent sup
plies 37.80
Ulrich & Ryan, Indigent sup
plies 6531
Warner, Wortman & Gore,
indigent supplies H-30
Lizzie Wolgomont, care of In
digent 6-00
Warner, Wortman & Gore
Indigent supplies ' 10.35
Sacred Heart Hospital, care
of indigents 55-72
Total $1,035.89
Poor Farm Expense.
L. B. Brown, supplies $ 24.70
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., light
and power 11.80
Fromnn High, supplies... 90.25
.Tnhn P. Il.nrr. cash advanced
for MIIMllit'S 8.50
Thomas V. Merriman. sup
plies 5.20
Medford Furniture & Hard
ware Co., supplies 3.50
Medford Pharmacy, supplies 35.70
Chas. Straw;, supplies 4.60
Spitzer & Sons, supplies.... 8.00
Talent Merc. Co., supplies.. 80.32
Ulrich & Ryan, supplies.... 65.63
Robert U'ilco:;, 'umber 5.00
Total $279.40
National Surety Company,
premium on sheriff's bond 93.75
Seal) Bounty.
Jonnle G. Warner $ 10.00
Arch P. Chappell 3.00
H. O. Harding 3.00
Lloyd B. Le Bo 3.00
Chas. Pennington 42.00
W. R. Garrett 4.00
E. M.. Bigham 2.00
J. Hartman 1.50
Earnest Dahack 3.00
Harry Skyrmnn 3.00
L. R. Dusenberry 9.00
Geo. D. Rose 6.00
James Francis 2.00
S. .1. T. Meaddows 4.00
William Hughes 6.00
A. Watson 2.00
John Mitchell 4.00
M. R. Koontz 12.00
E. M. Cnse 14.50
Dick Lounignont 10.00
2.00
5.00
8.00
4.00
3.50
3.00
5.00
2.00
3.00
1.50
3.d0
Total labor and material. ,$314.00
Road District No. O,
John Grieve, labor on Crater
Lake road 47.00
G. E. Hollenbeak, labor, Cra
ter Lake road 46.00
B. F. Peait, supplies 11.30
Boyd Tucker, labor, Crater
Lake road 32.00
Harry Welch, labor, Crater
Lake road 6.00
Total $142.30
Rood District No. 10.
W. R. Garrett, labor $ 28.00
Material -. 7.55
Gnddls & Dhon material,. 54.79
Medford Iron Works, ma
terial 2.35
Total $343.10
Juvenile Court.
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society,
regular allowance from
Jackson county $ 10.00
Chas. II. Gay, probation of
ficer's salary 96.65
Total '. $106.65
Watermaster.
Fred M. Cummlngs. salary
for November $ 88.00
Fred N. Cummlngs, salary
for December 77.50
Indigent Soldier's Relief.
D. C. Rose I 45.00
A. J. T. Smith 45.00
Election and Registration Expense.
Jackson County Abstract
Co., maps I 7.60
Medfo.-d Printing Co., regis-
tiaaou supplies and cards 87.00
Total 194.50
World's Fair Advertising.
F. W. Bart'.ett, looking after
sporting exhibits at r. f.
I. E
H. O. Frohbach, taking care
of exhibits at P. P. 1. E. .
Rogue River Fruit & Produce
Assn., supplies for exhibits
at P. P. 1. E
Benjamin C. Sheldon, labor
relative to exhibit at P. P.
I. E
Benjamin C, Sheldon, rela
tive to exhibit at P. P. I. E.
Benjamin C. Sheldon, labor
relative to exhibit at P. P.
IE
Benjamin C. Sheldon, labor
relative to exhibit at P. P.
!. E 60.00
53.00
126.75
68.25
40.45
60.00
60.00
F. E. Redden ...
J. O. Pierce
James Reynolds .
Polk Smith
Adelbert Moore . .
Adelbert Moore . .
Horace Ceppert . .
Bryant Hamilton
James Neff
Alex Pnttl
Ernest Doian . . .
Total labor and material. .$ 92.59
Bond District No. II.
i A. K. Enrhart, labor $ 81.00
Material 8.40
Rod DIstrM No. 12.
A. L. Vincent, labor $ 53.00
Material i 13.85
Road District No. lit.
Carl Beebe, labor $ 85.00
Material 6.00
Road District No. I I.
D. W. Pence $352.00
Material 1.00
Brilg.
Big Fines Lumber Co., ma
terial $ 42.25
P. R. Smith, Inbor 21.75
Wayno Smith, labor 11.50
10.17
8.05 ,
.08 !
10.00
Total $184.00
The following bills were disallowed
relative to the General County Fund,
to-wit:
Ashlnnd Record, supplies for
sheriffs office $ 14.60
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., light and
power for county 12.30
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., lights
for court house and jail. .
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., Jail sup!
plies Postal Tel. & Cablo Co.. tele
grams John A. Perl, coroner's fees
Rogue River Fruit & Produce
Asso., supplies for exhibits
at P. P. I. E
Ulrich & Ryan, poor farm
supplies
Ulrich Brothers, supplies for
Indigents
Ulrich & Ryan, supplies for
indigents
Warner, Wortman & Gore,
indigent supplies
W. U. Tel. Co., telegrams
for district attorney
Sacred Heart Hospital, care
of Indigents 124.27
Total
nbor and suppllis. . $ 75.50
(lYiici'ril Road.
Krade I. Mansa Farnahnni,
Ashland refund 1912 road
tnx $ 2.85
O. J. Patton, labor 21.00
O. J. Patton, material 1.60
O. V. Glllett, Ashland road
refund fiS
J. W. Mitchell, material... 10.00
Medford Con. Con. Co., ma
terial 230.93
Medford Furniture & Hard
ware Co., material 7.94
J. C. Smith, roadmaster's sal
ary 125.00
10.23 C. B. Watklns, Ashland re
fund 3.30
1.30
.20
1.50
6.30
.03
Total $199.03
The following bills were allowed
re'atlve to the County Road Fund,
to-wit:
Road District No. 1.
Jack True, labor $143.00
Road District No. 2.
Cooke Hardware Co., sup
plies $ 5.40
George Frees, supplies 5.60
Medford Con. Con. Co., sup
nlles
Tnlent Hardware Co., supplies 5.20
Everett Van Dyke, labor... 201.00
Everett Van Dyke supplies. . 23.85
Total labor, material, etc. .$406.30
The following bills were al'owed
relative to the Pacific Highway Road
Fund to-wit:
W. D. Clarke, supplies and
expenses $128.85
W. I). Clarke, engineer's pay
roll 414.19
F. A. Klttredgo, work on
Sweeney case 302.01
Coast Culvert & Flume Co.,
culverts 71.05
Clarke - Henery Construction
Co., one-fifth payment on
bnlance due on Talent
Ashland contract 818.63
,Emil Bennett, work on Swee-
I ney case 269.50
G. A. Codding, work on Swee
ney case 110.00
Total 4C8.45
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill for roadB
Recorder's Office.
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill J
Medford Book Store, sup
plies Medford Printing Co., sup
plies Southern Oregon Traction
Co., freight on supplies. .
.65
' 3.00
12.45
22.00
.30
.$ 37.75
Total
Surveyor's Office.
A. T. Brown, office expense
Carl Beebe. road viewer...
Lars Berg, axman
H. B. Cole, rodnian and board
of survey crew .
M. B. Kellogg, chainman...
Medford Book Store, sup-
tilies
William Norris, axman..... 10.00
Lloyd Wilson, chainman 23.00
Total $ 98.35
J. C. Whlteaker, reporting
births and deaths 2.75
Advertising and County Piintinj?.
Jacksonville Tost, printing.. $ 3.50
12.60
2.00
8.75
17.75
23.00 !
1.25
Total Inbor and supplies. . $273.45
Road District No. 3.
Ed Dutton, labor v . . $ 28.00
Road District No. I.
II. E. Conger, material $ 25.35
Central Point Lumber Co.,
'material 5.45
L. P. Hubbard, supplies 22.50
O. S. Welsner, labor '267.50
Total $2,114.23
The followlnc bill was disallowed
32.40 relative to the Pacific Highway Road
Fund, t( wit :
Stock used by Sweeney on
highway $528.31
G. A. GARDNER.
County Clerk.
Totnl labor and supplies. . $320.80
Road District No. S.
Nick Klme, labor $ 29.00
Road District No. 0.
Ed Dutton, labor S 1800
Material ' 7.04
HSHLHND
Storage and Transfer Co
C. F. RATES Proprietor.
Two warehouses near Depot
Goods of all kinds stored at reason
able rates.
A General Transfer HiisinewH.
Wood and Rock Hprlnns Coal
Phone 117.
Office, 99 Oak Street,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
CLEANLINESS, PERSONAL ATTENTION AND COURTESY
COMBINED TO MAKE THE
Eagle Meat Market Popular
Inspect our market, and your confidence will be behind the
pleasure of eating our meats. The knowledge of cleanliness and
a sauitary workshop will aid your digestion.
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"The Road of A Thousand Wonders"
CALIFORNIA
Six Months Return Trip Tickets on Sale
Many attractions for the visitors to California in February. X
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I Trains
Daily
ilrom
Portland
Darning ai me uuuenes, pictuu tiitnjiu( nuu it-muii?, hiuum-
inp, playing golf or twnnis. The beautiful exposition at Sah I
Diego open all -the year. Trios to Mt. Lowe or Mt. Wilson.
Ocean trips to Catalinaor Santa Cruz Island. HKverywhere I
the door of hospitality stands open for YOU.
Ask your local agent or write John M. Scott, Cencral Paawtigcr Agent, Portland; Oregon
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Let us demonstrate the Chevrolet lor you.
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