PAGE fW tj Ashland iâtfHÜS flÀÈLÏ ïffilSÛl which will be found Tidings ' of column, replying to the Established 1876 Every Evening Except Sunday THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. -------------------------- --------------- ------ --- OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER TELEPHONE 39 in anothei statem ents contained in the article. The city authorities are confront­ ed with a delicate situation; having on the one hand the safeguarding of the lives and limbs of nearly a th o u ­ sand children in attendance at the schools, which, unfortunately, ad­ E. J. BARRETT, Editor join and face the Pacific highway. Subscription Price Delivered in C ity :' And on the other hand, they are Oue month .................................. $ .65 brought face to face with the un s i l ' ,a rt- th at »«ur Published county : court pro ceed in g s The following is a schedule of ex­ penditures of Jackson county, Ore­ gon, together with a list of the claim ants and articles or service for which the claim is made and which were passed upon by th e County Court of Jackson county during the month of March, 1922. The following bills were allowed as follows with the exceptions shown. County Court and Commissioners G. A. G ardner, county judge’s salary ................................$ 166.66 Victor Bursell, county com­ m issioner’s salary and ex­ pense .................................. 58.60 Jam es Owens, county com­ m issioner’s salary and ex­ pense .................................. 87.00 Postel Tel. Cable Co., county judge’s te le g r a m s .............. 4.16 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., county judge’s telephone bill . . . . 10.80 G. A. G ardner, county judge’s trip to Portland ................ 55.57 Friday, April *■>, 1 » ness < i .................. .. . . 3.30 J. R. W atkins, justice wit- ness . i .................... .. . 1.00 1» » Total ................ i ...........$ 298.10 Sheriff’s Office C. E. T erflll, sh eriff’s salr ary .....................208.33 Geo. L. Howard, deputy sher­ iff’s salary ......................... 126.50 L. D. Forncrook, deputy sher­ iff’s salary ......................... 110.00' L. D. Forncrook, ifinger print work ......................... 15.00' Edna Snyder, deputy sher­ iff’s salary . . . . .'.............. 93.00 Hazel Tetherow, deputy sher­ iff’s salary ......................... 85.00 Jay Terrill, work in sheriff’s office .................................. 106.09 Dalton Terrill, work in sher­ iff’s office .......................; 80.00: Amy Dow, work in sheriff's office .................................. 63.00 Leora Godward, work in sher­ iff’s o f f i c e ........................... 51.00 <5lin •»’ Knox, work in sheriff’s office .................................. 57:oo! Doris Kleinham mer, work in sheriff’s office .................. 63.00 Grace Lydiard, work in sher- , iff’s office ............................ 63.00 Chas. Mitchell, work in sher­ iff’s office .............................. 59.25 F. J. Newman, work on tax m atters .................................. 300.00! Associated Oil Co., speed cop’s expense ..................... 20.00 j Ashland Tidings, printing for sheriff .................................. 14.75 Daily’s Taxi, sheriff’s office expense ................................ 6.50 L. D. Forncrook, deputy sher­ iff’s traveling expense......... 48.65 W. R. Gaylord, sheriff’s ex­ pense .................................... 5.78 Geo. L. Howard, deputy sher­ 9.24 iff’s traveling expense . . . Jacksonville Post, sh e riffs 7.50 printing ................................ McCurdy Insurance Agency premium on sh eriff’s bond 125.00 Medford P rin tin g Company printing for sh e riff............ 4.50 Nash Taxi, sh eriff’s expense 3.00 Postal Tel. Cable Co., tele­ gram s for s h e r i f f .............. 15.87 Swem's Etudio, sheriff's of­ fice expense ....................... 1.00 C. E. Terrill, sh eriff’s travel­ ing e x p e n s e ......................... 17.48 C. E. Terrill, stam ps for sher­ iff’s office ........................... 4.10 C. E. Terrill, sheriff’s trav el­ ing expense ....................... 13.86; Lee Farlow, work in sheriff’s office .................................. 44.00 Home Tel & Tel. Co., sher­ iff’s telephone bill ......... 16.65 Geo. J. Kunzman, expense In 4.25 sheriff’s office .................. Medford Book Store, sheriff’s office s u p p lie s .................... 6.25 Postal Tel. Cable Co., tele­ gram s for sheriff ........... 4-63 Medford Book Store, sheriff’s office expense . . . . ......... 11.45 Oue year .................................... 7.50' a “ Y> set UP a howl when they are Mail and Rural Routes j haled into court for violating the One mouth .................................. $ .65 speed laws, and spre d the report Ih re e months .............................. 1.95 th at Ashland is seeking to build a One year .................................... 6 5< Chinese wall around i self, and ad -------------------------------------------------- vising th eir fellows to give the city ADVERTISING RATES a wide berth. This is essentially a Display Advertising BI d . ie insertion, each in c h ........... 30c to u rist town, with more a ttra ctiv e ­ ness than any other in the whole YEARLY CONTRACTS Display Advertising ¡state, and not w ithout just cause is One time a w eek....................... 2 7 %c it known from one end of the coast Total ..............................$ 382.79 Two times a week.......................25 c Circuit Court Sveiy other d a y ......................... 20 c to the other as “ Beautiful A shland.” To have the to u rist traffic diverted F. Roy Davis, court rep o rt­ Local Readers e r’s salary ......................... 116.66 E a c h line, each tim e .................... 10c from this city could not be regarded Geo. N. Lewis, grand jury To run every other dby for one as other than a public calamity, and bailiff .................................. 30.00 month, each line, each tim e. . 7c it does seem th a t some ‘m iddle A. R. Thompson, circuit To run every issue for one month court crier ......................... 45.00 or more, each line, each t im e .. 5c ground could be reached, whereby observance of the law, in the spirit Luella Applegate, petit ju r­ Classified Column o r ......................................... 10.00 One cent the word each time. : a t least, ra th e r than in the .le tte r, J. H. Atwell, grand ju ro r. 4.00 o r m o ï e ^ c ^ h e w o r d 'e a c h ^ i m e 011111 C° uld be reached’ w ithout P. C. Bigham, grand ju ro r. .* 28.00 nizing the tourists to the extent that Myrtle Blakeley, grand jury Legal Rate witness ................................ 5.00 th eir itinerary will be “ to ” rath er F irst time, per 8-point lin e ......... 10c Alfred Beck, grand jury wit­ Each subsequent time, per 8- than “ th ro u g h ” Ashland. ness ....................................... 5.6-0 point line .................................... 5c A. C. Briggs, petit ju ro r. . . . 6.60 Card of t h a n k s .............................81.00 Here is the article which aroused Wm. Brandt, petit ju ro r. . . . 4.00 O bituaries, the line ......................2 ^ c widespread indignation: L. C. Charley, petit ju ro r. . 4.00 Fraternal Orders and Societies E. W. Carlton, grand ju r o r ... 29.60 Advertising for fratern al orders “ BEWARE OF ASHLAND Lloyd Colver, grand ju ro r. . 29.00 or societies charging a regular Initi­ SPEED COPS—DRIVE Ed Coovling, grand jury w it­ ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­ SLOW— DRIVE THROUGH ness ....................................... 5.60 ligious and benevolent orders will be “ It has been reported th a t the city Joe Cave, grand ju ry witness 3.00 charged the regular rate for all ad 4.00 vertising when au admission or other of Ashland has entered the ranks of H. L. Cartlon, grand ju ro r. . Frederick L. Champlin, grand charge is made. those somewhat obsolete and decid­ ju ro r .................................... 8.00 edly unpopular ‘burgs’ In the ru ral R. L. Childers, petit ju ro r. . W hat Constitutes Advertising 4.00 In order to allay a m isunderstand­ sections th at are wont to play on F. Roy Davis, transcripts, ing among some as to w hat co n sti­ the m otorist during the busy sea­ circuit court .......................‘ 63.30 tutes news and what advertising, son. The beautiful little city near A. E. Dennis, petit ju ro r. . . . 7.80 we print this very simple rule, which Mrs. J. A. Darron, grand Is used by newspapers to differenti­ the California line has placed two jury witness ....................... 3.80 ate between them : “ ALL fu tu re or three ancient citizens on the pay­ Donald Dickerson, grand jury events, where an admission charge roll with Instructions to grab any witness ................................ 5.40 is made or a collection is taken IS autom obilist who travels faster than Loren L. Damon, petit ju ro r 7.00 ADVERTISING.” This applies to 12 miles through the city. T hat these J. W. Elden, grand ju ro r. . . . 28.28 organizations and societies of every 9.60 Nels Erickson, petit j u r o r . . cops are ‘on th e job’ day and night, H. Egbert, petit ju r o r ........... kind as well as to Individuals. 4.00 All reports of such activities after Is evinced by the num erous com Chas. W. Fraley, petit ju ro r 9.60 they have occurred is news. 3.00 plaints which have come into the E. A. Fleming, grand ju ro r. All coming social or organization main office during the past week. Geo. Gilman, grand ju ro r. . 16.60 m eetings of societies where no 7.80 C. T. Hamilton, petit juror, “The method of operation of the R. D.| money contribution Is solicited, initi­ Hines, grand jury w it­ ation charged, or collecton taken IS Ashland officers is somewhat unique. ness ....................................... 3.00 NEWS. R epresentatives of the California A. D. Helms, grand jury w it­ ness .................................... 9.20 Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, Automobile association report th at Mrs. A. D. Helms, grand jury Postoffice as Second-class Mail Mat­ they were arrested while passing 9.20 witness ................................ ter. through the southern Oregdn city re­ Wm. H. Johnson, petit and cently at a rate not exceeding 15 grand jury witness ......... 42.60 Total ............................. 81864.53 )UriMEßPLAY6ROUN0' miles an hour. Tw1 tribute to, the fact th a t they were J. H. Leggett, grand jury w it­ salary .................................. 75.00 ness ....................................... 3.00 [A RE5TFUL SLEEP EVERY NIGHT- representatives of the California as­ Mrs. W. F. Jordan, grand jury T. R. Florey, work in clerk’s office ......... 4...................... 88.00 sociation. These gentlemen claim witness ................................ 5.60 Bertha Em erick, work in E. H. Lester, grand jury w it­ th at they saw five California cars SOLOMONITES clerk’s office ..................... 70.00 ness ....................................... 960 stopped, but th at Oregon cars seemed C. A. Meeker, grand ju ro r. . . 13.00 Minnie Hall, work in clerk’s to be immune from prosecution. office .................................. 70.00 J. W. McCoy,, grand jury wit­ <*> If you know of a skeleton hid- “ If Ashland is startin g out this ness ....................................... 5.80 B urrough’s Adding Machine Co., clerk’s office expense 6.00 ♦ den away 3> early in the touring season to mulch Chas. L. McKinney, petit ju r­ C. Florey, stamps, freight, or ........................................... 9.20 In a closet, and guarded and the traveling autom obilist, the city and express ....................... 13.16 H. C. Mackey, petit j u r o r . . . 4.00 kept from the day, <$> fathers down there will do well to Ray Offenbacher, grand ju r­ Glass & Prudhom m e clerk’s <$- In the dark, whose showing, stop and consider. The word of such office s u p p lie s ..................... 75.04 or ........................................... 4.80 5.80 Jacksonville Post, clerk’s of­ <♦> whose sudden display <$> tactics as is used by officers In that Lula M. Penland, grand ju ro r fice supplies ....................... 1.00 4.00 Would cause grief and sorrow <§> city spreads like wildfore among au- H allett F. P ra tt, petit ju ro r. Medford P rin tin g Co., p rin t­ O. F. Reddy, petit j u r o r . . . . 4.00 an d life lo n g d ism ay : <§> tomobilists, and it will only be but a ing for clerk ....................... 8.25 C. M. Ruch, grand jury w it­ ♦ I t’s a pretty good plan to <§> short time until m otorists will pass ness ....................................... 3.40 W estern Union Tel. Co., tele­ ❖ forget it. ‘slowly but surely’ through the city, J. R. Robinson, petit ju ro r. . grams, clerk’s o f f i c e . . . . 1.50 5.60 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., clerk’s <3 refusing to stop or spend a cent The L. W. Smith, grand jury w it­ «> • * telephone bill ..................... 12.80 ness ....................................... 3.00 loss in revenue which will surely re­ Medford Book Store, clerk’s Thos. H. Simpson, grand jury The modern young man may have sult will be keenly felt by the m er­ office supplies ................ .. 55.65 witness ................................ 7.60 music in his soul, but most of it chants thereof. Jack Schrader, grand jury seems to be in his sole. Total ..............................81043.06 “Twenty miles is the lim it in most witness ................................ 28.20 Treasurer's Office cities throughout the state, and the Olive E. Swedenburg, petit ju ro r .................................... 9.60 A. C. W alker, county tre a su r­ It is said th a t hitherto woman has sooner th a t Ashland wakes up and e r’s s a l a r y ........................... 150.00 not been able to find anything to lines up with the big m ajority the Helen M. Sears, petit j u r o r . . , 8.20 Wm. G. Tait, grand jury wit­ Dorothy Bedwell, d’p t’y treas­ take the place of mere man. better it will be for her own good. 6.00 ness ........................... , . . . . u re r’s salary ....................... 90.00 • « Geo. O. Timothy, grand jury ‘Nuff said’.” Ashland Tidings, printing for 3.00 'witness ................................ A merry heart doeth good like a treasu rer 17.00 Gustav Weston, grand jury Burroughs Adding "M achine medicine; but a grouch spreads J WEED TRAINMEN GHAT witne8S ................................ 3 00i Co., tre a su rer’s expense.. 3.50 gloom which leadeth to sickness and 3.00! WITH FLEEING MAIL THIEF ! L. S. York, petit j u r o r ----- Glass & Prudhom m e, treas­ disaster. Home Tel. & Tel. Co., circuit u re r’s office supplies . . . . 11.04 4.50 * * WEED, Calif., April 28.—-South- Judge’s telephone b ill------ Koke Tiffany Co., tre a su r­ The printers of Germany’s paper ern Pacific employes who formerly L’ H ComPto n > circuit court e r’s office s u p p lie s ............ 3.90 m arks threaten to strike. Proving worked with C. W. Browning, one Mary D u g g a n , ’ circuit ‘ court Medford P rin tin g Co., p rin t­ ing for t r e a s u r e r ................ 10.50 th a t some men will strike no m atter of the youths arrested for stealing aj bailiff .................................. 21.00 A. C. W a lk e r, s ta m p s fo r how much money they’re m ak in g . mail pouch from the Weed railroad treasu rer .............................. 5.00 * • « • • ■ • • • • • • $ 913.94 Total i station some tim e ago, state th a t Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tre a s­ Justice Court Adam couldn’t live in the Garden they saw him going through Weed E. P. Farrell, justice court u re r’s telephone b i l l ......... 3.30 J. O. Isaacson, premium on w ithout Eve, and Eve couldn’t live;on train 16. fees ....................................... 183.80 tre a su rer’s bond .............. 45.00 th ere w ithout Adam; together they They did not know th a t he had Dr. W. P. Holt, justice w it­ Medford Book Store, tre a su r­ 2.00 couldn’t live there and behave them ­ escaped from the county Jail iq^Sac- ness e r’s office s u p p lie s ............ 10.30 selves; thus moving day originated. ram ento this week, and believed his J. A. H em street, constable 1.20 fees .............. • • Total, $349.54 story th a t he had been acquitted. C. T. Johnson, justice wlt- Coroner’s Office King George not only rules an em­ 1.00 ness ...................................... 3.30 Dr. W. H. Heckman, exam in­ pire on which the sun never sets, but YOUNG HECKER’S VICTLM A. Kellogg, justice w itn e ss.. ing physician .....................8 5.00 1 .00 Helen Kite, justice w itness. . owns the finest saloon in England. LEAVES BIO,OOO ESTATE P. H. Myers, justice court School Superintendent’s Office If he was only the champ of the prize 2.00 Susanne W. Homes, school su­ expense ................................ ring, wouldn’t his cup of glory be perintendent’s sala ry * ___ 8166.66 J. B. R. Morelock, justice PORTLAND. April 28.— Petition Elizabeth Burr, school super­ filled to overflowing! 2.00 court expense .................. for settling the estate of F ranklin visor’s salary ..................... 120.00 Lee Nelson, justice w itness. 2.00 Bowker, m urdered Portland music­ Mrs. A uthur Nelso, justice Lucile Goold, school superin­ ON HORNS OF A DILEMMA ten d en t’s assistant ......... 76.00 ian, was filed In the circuit court by 1.00 witness ................................ A great clamor has arisen in Ash­ Mrs. Mary Bowker, his divorced wife, Susanne W. Homes, school su­ A uthur Nelson, justice wit­ perintendent’s expense . . . 3.60 land over the publication of an a r­ on behalf of Bowker’s two daughters. 1.00 ness ....................................... Medford P rinting Co., school ticle in the current issue of the Ore­ The estate is worth 810.000, the pe­ G. M. Roberts, justice wit­ superintendent’s printing . 5.50 2.00 ness ....................................... gon Motorist. Below we print the tition estim ates, 88500 in realty in Elizabeth Burr, school super­ article in full in order that readers Multnomah and Coos counties, and W alter Reinking justice wit­ visor’s traveling expense . 75.90 4.00 ness ....................................... Home Tel. & Tel. Co., school may exercise their own judgm ent in $1500 In personal property. The C. S. Sanderson, justice w it­ superintendent’s telephone arriving at a decision as to w hat ex­ daughters are Florence B. and Fran- ness ...........................................2.50 bill ....................................... 5.00 tent the harsh criticism is justified ¡ces Bowker Medford Book Store, school Mrs. Bowker was ap- A. J. T. Smith, justice court 3.00 expense ................................ by the facts in- the case. Much that pointed adm inistratrix, superintendent’s office sup­ Geo. O. Timo*thy, constable plies .................................. .. 31,75 the article contains is untrue, and, _________ .50 W estern Uunion Tel. Co., fees ....................................... Mayor Lamkin and Chief of Police You can’t dodge It. AH citizens G. O. Taylor, justice court school superintendent’s tel­ H atcher have sent a com m unication! use forests and share their returns, fees ....................................... 78.20 egram s .................................. .55 C. Vroman, justice witness 3.30 to the editor of the Motorist, a copy Every fire hits you. M js . C. Vroman. justice w lt- Total. $485.86 ■ F r u it I n s p e c to r 's O f fic e Howard E. W arner, fru it in- spector’s salary and ex" pense ................ . ..$112.00 Assessor’s Office J. B. Coleman, assessor’s sal- ary .................... L innie' Hanscani, deputy as- sessor’s salary .................. 110.00 Ray Coleman, deputy asses­ sor’s salary ......................... 90.00 Elva Coleman, deputy asses- sor’s salary ....................... 75.00 J. T. Little, work in asses­ sor’s office ......................... 88.00 Amy Dow, work in assessor’s office .................................... 20.00 Ashland Tidings, printing for assessor .............................. 35.00 J. B. Coleman, assessor’s tra ­ veling expense .................. 13.00 The Clarion, assessor’s sup­ plies .................................... 29.44 H. & M. C. Co.; assessor’s supplies ................................ 7.50 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., asses­ sor’s telephone b i l l ........... 3.00 Medford Book Store, asses­ sor’s office s u p p lie s ......... 7.40 Mrs. L ydia S a n d e rs, w idow 's pension 17.50 Mrs. Elizabeth Sevev, widow's v\. h . s m ith , re g u la r indi- gent ...................................... Mrs. Je a n Ross S m ith, re g u la r 17.501 10.00 * indigent .....................♦. . . . 8.00 Rose R. Singler, widow’s pen- Mrs. L. Schiefflin, regular sion .............. 32.50 indigent .............................. 6.00 widow’s pen- Nancy Sisemore, regular in- ' sion .............. 25.00 digent .................................. 10.Q0 Mrs. Sarah W akeman, wid­ ; Annie W atkins, regular in- ow s pension 22.50 digent .................................. 8.00 ---------1 Alex Wilson, regular indigent 8.00 Total, 410.00 Z. Wolgamott, regular indi- Care o f Poor Not at P oor Farm digent ................................... 15.00 J. R. Anderson, regular indi­ Mrs. M. E. Middlebusher, in gent ...................................... $ 6.00 8.00 digent expense .................. A. D. Beardsley, regular in­ Sadie Moore, indigent ex­ digent .................................. 10.00 pense .................................... 34.00 Mrs. G. R. Rrobeck, regular Phoenix M ercantile Co., in­ indigent ................................ 8.00 digent expense ............... 40.86 Mrs. Nellie Boardman, regu­ Sacred H eart Hospital, c a re lar indigent ...................... 25.00 of indigents .".................... 14.28 M rs. K a te Copple, r e g u la r in ­ A. A. Shaw, regular indigent 5.00 d ig en t ..................................... 8.00 j U. of O. Medical School, indi­ J. M. an«l Rebacca Childers, gent expense ....................... 47.90 regular indigent .............. 10.00 American Red Cross, indi- Mr. Castile, regular indigent 8.00 gent e x p e n s e ....................... 166.00 Dave Daniels, regular indi­ Godward Mercantile Co., in- gent ...................................... 8.00 digent supplies ................... 19.96 Mrs. M. E. Davis, regular in­ J. J. Hawks, indigent ex- 5.00 pense ..................................... 14.il 5 digent .................................. T o ta l. $645.00 V. M. Ford, regular indigent 6 00 [ i^ouie’s Cash Store, indigent Tax Rebate 1rs. Goldie Gates, regular in­ supplies ................................ 16.20 G. M. Roberts, atty, for J. F. digent .................................. J. W. M erritt & Co., indigent Rocho, tax refund ......... $1200.00 Mrs. Hatch, regular inillgent 10.00 ( supplies ................................ 9.98 Wm. C. Miller, tax refund . . 7.00 Mrs. Hudson, regular indigent 8.00 Sacred H eart Hospital, indi­ George Cusick, tax refund . . .34 I. W. Ingram , regular indi- gent expense ..................... 21.^2 gent ...................................... 8.00 Thu rber ¿ Dixon, indigent Chauncey Florey, refund for 1921 personal taxes 556.35 Vltyert Johnston, . regular indi- ____ _ expense ................................ 13.&; gent ...................................... 8.00 B p Thiess £ Co., indigent Total, $1763.69 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kane, reg- •0 00 I expense ......................... .-rX. Widows’ Pensions ular in d ig e n t...................... 20.00 paient Mercantile Co., indi­ 8 00 Effie Marie Baer, widow’s ¡Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kelsoe, gent expense ....................... pension ................................$ 25.00 regular indigent .......... .. ■ ■ 8.00 Alice Ulrich, rent for indi­ Mrs. J. H. Byerly, widow’s Mrs. Lena Lee, regular indi- 6.00 gent pension ................................ 25.00 gent ...................................... 8-60 j weeks-Conger Co., burial of Mrs. Susie Coy. widow’s pen­ M rs. J. A. M yers, re g _ u la r in- indigent .............................. 60.00 sion ....................................... 15.00 d ig en t ...................................j 8-66 Ino. M. Williams Co., indigent Rebacca A. Clary, widow’s C arrie E. Miller, regular indi- supplies ................................ 11.00 10.00 penslon ................................ 15.00 gent .........................■ 8.00 Nettie Green, widow's pension 15.00 T Meece, regular indigent. Total. $862.22 Mary Roberts Higgins, wid- M rs. I. A. M ontgom ery, reg u - Care of Poor nt Poor Farm 8.00 ow’s pension ....................... 15.00 ja r in d ig e n t......................... Dr. W. W. P. Holt, county Mrs. Ina Huson, widow’s pen- : Margaret Noble, regular In- physician’s s a l a . r y ........... $ 75.00 sion ....................................... 50.00: digent .................................. 10.00 Mrs. Irene Wells, superinten- Alice P. Howell, widow’s ¡M rs. M ary P rice, r e g u la r i n ­ 8.00 (,Pnt <*o’inty farm , salary. 125.On pension ................................ 25.00 i' digent .................................. i E a rl B riscoe, c o u n ty farm Doc Parsons, regular indi­ Mrs. Dolly Love, widow’s pen­ 8.00 supplies ............................ ... 12.0d sion ....................................... 25.00 gent .................................. • • 1 E lton E. Beeson, c o u n ty faiL Anna Prescott, widow’s pen­ ! Jam es Pougli, regular indi­ 6.00 supplies ..........................l i o n sion ...................................... gent ...................................... Ed Binns, county farm sup- Rose A. Peffly. widow’s pen­ Eliz. Patterson, regular indi­ 8 00 p H gs ! ...................................... 11L4 0 sion ....................................... 25.00 gent ...................................... Wm. High, county farm ex- R etha M. Richardson, wid­ T. D. Stafford, regular indi­ •j 00 pense .................................... 6.00 ow’s pension ....................... 32.50' g e n t .......................................... H askin’s Drug Store, county Secretary Ashland Red Cross, Addle Webb Shanks, widow’s 20.00 pension ................................ 10.00, care of Dodge family . . . . (Continued on Page Three)