Medford mail tribune., January 08, 1917, Page 3, Image 3

PAOTC THREE
I an increased burden of taxation. The
throttle all contemplated enterprise
and the rate of taxation would be so
staggering as to be almost, if not, Im
possible to meet and would place this
city at a standstill for many years' to'
come. 1 have no feeling in the mat
ter except that of an Interested citi
zen of this city desiring to do what,
la best for the city's interest.
CIS NEWBURY.
HOW TO MARK YOUR BALLOT
Against Medynski Plan and for Hanson Plan
X 401 X 403 X 404
present f!nanc!ul condition of the
city behooves 11 to strain every effort
to unload Its burden ot debt rather
than Increase that burden of debt;
aud the Medynski plan will certainly
increase that debt until It will be a
staggering obligation.
I am opposed to the Medynskl plan
because the plan would absolutely
THROTTLES FUTURE
Murk a Cniss (X) Itctwecn "Number nud Answer Voted Fur.
'aTEBrflRD MATT TRIBUNE, MEPFOTtT), 01? EC. OX, MOXDAY, .TAXUATCV E. 1017
To tho People of Medford:
As a one half stock owner in our
local cunnery which seems to be
ubout the only real manufacturing
Industry Medford has at present, tho'
others have been promised since me
dieval times,' I am deeply concerned
as to Tuesday's voting. Both as to
mayor and the city debt solution.
I am concerned only because I am
a former easterner and In thrpo years
time on this coast have come to love
Its people, Its climate and Its nat
ural resources.
I am also concerned because if tho
they are all honest, c,lcan gentlemen
In so far as I know. But there Is an
added asset we need right now In a
mayor and that Is what our Oregon
foot hall team has, "the punch"
tho purpose, hacked up by an honest
and successful business experience
east and west which will enable him
to lead Medford to what belongs to
her an acute cashing In on her won
derful resources, agriculture, horti
culture, timber, mineral, etc., and not
allow her to continue to give a cor
rect Imitation of a somnambulist In
an eternal trance. Therefore I would
urge all voters to voto for Mr. Gates.
As regards tho so-called Hanson'
and Medynskl solutions of our pres
ent municipal bonded Indebtedness
every citizen who has road our news
papers, attended the mass meetings,
and used about one and one-half
drams of clear thinking should be as
sured of ono simple fact, namely,
'that Mr. Hansen has had years of ex
perience In solving such problems aB
confront us while Mr. Medynskl has
never solved any such problem any
where successfully. So let me urgo
every citizen in justice to himself
and to .Medford that if ho cannot ml-,
derstand the business like simplicity
of tho Hanson solution and the ruin
ation of financial Medford which the
Medynskl plan means, to trust in the
man of successful experience. ' That's
fair and reasonable, isn't it .
In conclusion I hope and believe
from the bottom of my heart that
Medford will elects mayor and settle
her financial problems sensibly and
clear headedly. If not, I'm forced1 to
move elsewhere and take It from me
it won't be a lonely exodus either.1 :
Respectfully yours,
WALT Kit C. I.ARNED,
Vice President Hogue Itlver Valley
Canning Co.
LEADS THE WORLD
XKW YORK, Jan. 8. On every
$100 worth of foreign trade ill the
United States in IfllG, $."2 was trans
uded in New York, ucconliufr to fig
ures made public, today by the collec
tor of tiie customs, showing that the
foreign trade of lliis port during the
last calendar year was valued at
$1,000,000,000.' No other harbor in
tho world ever transacted trade to
such an extent in a single year, it was
slated.
Customs dulicR collected hero last
year nmmuilcd .to $153.21 1.039, or al
most half a million dollars for each
business day. March was the record
month, with $14,918,488.
A vote for Nordwlck Is a vote for
Medynskl.
ACTION Of MEDFORD
At a regular meeting of the Med
ford Ministerial association, held in
the library building, Monday morn
ing, January 8, it was ordered that
tho minutes of the association en
dorsing C. E. Gates, and H. O. Nord
wlck for mayor be published in the
Medford press.
The action follows:
November 2". "The Ministerial as
sociation endorses C. E. Gates for
mayor as representing the principles
liclieved In by the association. How
ever, it was also Incorporated that
this action should not prevent the as
sociation from endorsing another
candidate, likewise representing the
tame principles.
January 5. "Moved by J. C. Rol
lins and seconded by H. E. Tucker
that the association endorse H. O.
Nordwlck as candidate for mayor, as
r.rcviouslv done for C. E. Gates.
I Signed I "A. A. J. Hogg, presi
dent' J. P- Wylte. secretary: F. W
Carstens.. '- Tucker. A. M. Bran
ham J- C Rollins.' Paid Adv.
,V vote for Nordwlck 1? vote for
M.'d;-n!.i,
Submitted by Initiative Petition of
Charter Amendment: " ' Voto "Yes" or "No."
. "Au Act to amend the Charter of the City of Medford. Oregon, by adding thereto Section 140,
known as 'The Medynskl plan," permitting the Council to construct pavement under a special tax
levy; creating a pavement fund for the construction and maintenance of such pavement; declaring all
public pavement assessed heretofore by the city against private property to be public necessities, and
assuming payment therefor; authorizing general obligation bouds; providing for refunds of payments
heretofore made, by time warrants and payment and redemption of indebtedness; providing for a levy
' of an annual special tax to pay said bonds, warrants and interest."
400
Yes.
401 X No.
)Iark a Cross
Submitted by Initiative Petition ot
Proposed Ordinance. No. -
-r
"A Proposed Ordinance, known as 'The Medynski Plan,' amending and supplementing all Ordi
nances authorizing tho issuance and sale of bonds to pay the cost of pavement construction In said
City; to authorize the Council to issue and sell $500,000.00 general obligation .5 per cent City bonds
to pay the outstanding pavement Indebtedness; to refund In time warrants ?.1T0,000.0o, the amount that
has been paid on the original indebtedness; providing for the details of making the rofunds of assess
ments and payment ot outstanding Indebtedness, and to provide for cancellation of pavement liens
when the said bonds shall have been Bold."
402
Yes.
403 X No.
Mark a Cross
Submitted by Initiative Petition and
Charter-Amendment: - ".. Voto "Yes" or "No"
"An Act to amend the Charter of the City of Medford, Oregon, by adding thereto a new chaptor of
21 Sections rotating to special assessments for local improvements heretofore levied and assessed,
known as 'The Hanson Plan'; providing for the collection thereof and tho enforcement of such liens
' and assessments;, providing tho manner of foreclosure, sale and redemption, wltn penalties and inter
est, of property assessed for such local assessments; providing tor the issuance and sale of refunding
bonds therefor, the extension of time in which to redeem such bonds, and the method and time ot
1 their retirement."
404 ' X Yes.
405
(No.
WILL BE PAID
i ' As a positive guarantee that the
paving assessments are sure of pay
ment under tho Hanson plan, a large
body of representative citizens have
made written consent, as shown by
tho following: '.' . , ' " ,
- Ve, the undersigned citizens and
taxpayers of the City of Medford,
Oregon, hereby agree to pay our pav
ing assessments, as tho same come
due, provided the Hanson plan is
carried at the city election, January
9th, 1917.
.California-Oregon, Power Company.
Big Bend Milling Co..
W. I. Vawtcr Estate,
Porter J. Neff, O. C. Boggs,
Emll Mohr,
H. C. Garnett,
It. L. Ewlng
E. M. Wilson .'
Gub Newbury,
J. R. Woodford.
W. H. Stowart,
E. G. Brown,
E. G. Kiddoll,
Bates Bros.
B. Klum,
C. M. Kldd,
B. E. Kelly,
T. W. Miles -.
A. II. Heine,
C. E. Gates,
Roger Bennett,
John H. Carkin,
Leon II. Haskins,
F. E. Merrick,
H. U. Lumsden,
C. I. Hutchison,
C. W. McDonald,
Bert Anderson,
Alt Weeks,
J. M. Keene,
F. W. Hollls,
H. G. Nicholson,
H. F. Piatt,
B. N: Butler,
E. C. Gaddls,
John S. Orth,
W. H. Gore,
S. I. Brown,
W. A. Folgor,
Chas. Strang,
Fort Hubbard,
A. C. Hubbard,
S. L. Leonard,
E. E. Gore,
L. I j. Cathcart.
H. P. Hargrave
H. D. Howard,
C. A. Knight,
J. A. Westerlund
J. H. Coolcy.
A voto for Nordwlck Is a vote for
Medynski. : .
CLERK ON TRIAL FOR
NEW YORK, Jan. 8 The re-trial
of Krnnklin D. Safford, clerk of a
I'liiinfield, X, J., hotel, who was con
victed of perjury for swearing that
James W. Oshome had registered at
the hotel with Miss Rae Tnnzcr, and
whose t!onvi('tion was set aside, was
on the calendar in the United States
district court here today. Tho case is
the first of Jhe trials growing out of
the celebrated Rae Tanzer complica
tion, in which Mr. Osborne and dins.
H. Wax play prominent parts. Wax,
after his recent arrest in Chicago, as
serted that he and not James W. Os
borne was the man Miss Tanzer knew
as "Oliver Osborne," and who accom
panied her to Plainfield. Wax, it is
suid, will be the principal witness for
the prosecution.
For Sale.'
Safe. I show cases, side cases, 1
regulator. 1 roll top desk. J. W.
Diamond, the Jeweler, 12fi E. Main.
A Tote for Nordwlck Is a vote for
WcdvnsU,
Legal A'oters of the City of Medford.
(X) ltetw'ecu Number ami Answer
Legal Voters of the City of Medford.
Vote "Yes" or "No."
(X) Between Number and Answer
ordered by tho City Council.
LLINOIS YOUTH
TRIAL FOR
OLNKY, 111;, Jan. 8 Floyd Shook,
17 years old, was called today to take
the witness stand in the trial of Roy
Ilintcrliter, 21 years old, accused of
causing the denlh of his sweetheart,
Miss Elizabeth Ittidcliffe. Shook wa,s
oxpected to tell of ah alleged conver
sation he had with young Ilintcrliter
concerning the use of surgical instm
'mnnts. similur fn the nne u-liirdi is Hfiirl
to have caused Miss Iiudcliffv's
death. Miss Radclil'fe, physicians
testified, died from air embolism.
I MILITARI
CHICAGO, Jan. 8. Resolutions
protesting against the proposed mili
tary training of pupils in the public
schools of Chicago wore announced
today by the Chicago federation of la
bor. It was charged tho schoolboys
would bo trained In tho duties of
amis "for the purpose of turning
thorn against organized labor during
strikes."
BUFFALO BILL'S CONDITION
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
IlKXVKH, Colo., Jan. 8. The con
dition of Colonel William F. Cody
(Buffalo Hill) was improved slightly
today. Only the colonel's remarkable
recuperative powers have kept him
alive, his physician said.
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Voted Var.
Voted For.
TO
Chief Quartermaster Norstrom, in
charge of the local navy recruiting
station, Is In receipt ot information
from tho department to tho effect,
that owing to the failure in procuring
suitable quarters' at Bend, Ore., to
which place this station was to be re
moved, the station will continue open
at Medford, at least, until January
31. Upon tho closing of tho Mod
ford station Mr. Norstrom has crdors
to report to tho Portland headquar
ters, to which he is assigned for duty.
Of the applicants who enlisted last
week were the following from Med
ford: B. V. Gentry, E. B. Rawlings,
and A. E. Watson.
A voto for Nordwlck Is a vote for
Medynskl. '
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ON FARM PROPERTY
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FROM $250 TO $5000
O. C. Boggs
To the Editor: I own two pieces
of property in Medford, one of which
has a 75-foot frontage aud another a
200 foot frontage abutting on the
pavement. 1 am, therefore, Interest
ed materially in what shall be best
for the city of Medford Iu the crisis
that confronts it.
I have Investigated the Medynski
plan and tho Hanson plan, that have
been submitted to the people of Med
ford and unqualifiedly I am In favor
of the Hanson plan. It provides a
mothod for Medford to lift itself out
of tho financial difficulty that con
fronts it today without seriously bur
dening the citizens of Medford and it
does not Increase the city's Indebted
ness. If the Medynskl plan shall be
adopted by the votors of Medford
tho Indebtedness of Medford will be
increased many hundreds of thous
ands of dollars and I am unublo to
figure how this is going to benefit
our people. Tho tax rate will bo
nearly twice as much under tho
Medynskl plan as It will under tho
Hanson plan, and certainly every tax
payer must realize that his taxes are
as high as they ought to bo without
doubling them up as tho Me'dynski
plan certainly will do. Pluclng an
additional bonded Indebtedness of a
half million or more dollars upon the
city, making a total bonded indebted
ness of something like two million
dollars will certainly not bo any rec
ommendation to any moneyed Inter
ests contemplating an Investment In
the city of Medford. This Medynskl
plan would necessitate a greatly In
creased tax rate and no community
was ever yet made wealthy through
(r
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A little zenu he penetrating, satis
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KEEP THE BALL A-ROLLING
Community enterprise is like a snowball. When all push together the work is
easy for each. Today is the day of the home town, "l'.ack to the 1 Tome Town"
is the slogan of the nation. The higeity is a self-confessed failure. It has failed
to provide for its own. It has shipwrecked humanity, lint there are no break
ers ahead of us. Tn our community all interests can unite. All we have to do is
to keep the ball in motion. It grows by itself if we only start it. Let's all take .
a hand.
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