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. U WON I jL) ljBEL
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COMMUNICATION
Pour Friends and Readers of the
Jfnil Tribune: Do not think pecnuse
1 li five not written that vouiro for
gotten: not so: a big affair has occu
pied our time for n month, mid if von
will pardon the delay, (with the ed
itor's kind permission) I want toj
thiink von so mneh for kind words,!
wishes. Christmas enrds nnd a vn-j
netv of very pretty pieces of hand!
work. . Mrs. E. B.. the eroelieted!
hnneine basket von sent is a little
beauty and I will mail von a package!
today. : - '
'Great Seott. docs all Oregon ,tako
the Mail Tribune? I should iudec
so 'by the deluge of reuuosts that
f(t:ne for the camphor seed, nnd for-,
bidden apple. All have been sent, the
seed except postal curd reqnevds.i
which do not pav postage, nnd still I
have some seed left. ' Friends do not
have to apologize for 'Sending. I cn
iov the work as much as vou do.
About culture: Camphor here does
best, in a sandv drv location. ' Yes.
thev make one of the prettiest of
shade trees here. No. do not watch
for its flowers, as thev are verv in
conspicuous, but the rich dark creen
foliage and svmctrical form make tin
for that. Neither is the flower of the
forbidden apple nnvthinev but the
,'ittle red apples' are exceedingly bril
liant and showy. I remember once
of spending a sprav of the apples to
the editor of, our home paper in
Michigan., The editor wrote me thev
were exceedingly prettv and that bis
twiist was wcarintr them on her hat.
I do not know whether thev are pois
onous or noU so manv hajie asked
that Question. E. J. and others who
ere looking with loneinp eves .toward
Florida' for homes and asks if there
are anv deserted or old farms to be
had. .Yes, hundreds of them. There
are thousands of places advertised in
the tax lists every fall. Owners eone.
thev do not scent to think the land
worth their pavir;: taxes.
About .;the little heads, all mouth
nnd teqjh. that I sent, only two guess
ed what thev were; iiidainejjv the let
ters Of inauirv. thev have created no
end of interest nnd fun. Yes. thev
are persuading claws of threo' varie
ties of sea crabs. Manv veais neo
when I first came south, was curious
to investigate these little dcnizcn: of
the deep, though warned bv an. old
colored auntie, not to fool wid dein
'tines, dcy sure will eit ve. and it did.
leccrntingmv thumb to a finisli. Since
then I have had a very wholesome re
fsncet for crabs, particularly nlivc.
The sand crab with a claw that re
Kcmbles a rooster's head is less dan
eorous. He is the only one that lives
in holes on the sandv beach. The one
whose claw resembles a Tiurrot's beak
is' the stone crab, the most savage of
nil. ..-Thev cut one fineer off. flic
fishermen get the crabs in their net.-;.
After shaking them out. thev kill
them. The constant washing bv the
tides nnd cleansing of the hot sun,
deodorizes them, so collectors carry
them iiwav. ' u.
About the shell pins T sent some.
Yiiri usk if thev are Florida shells No,
thov came from the West India s. Glad
iii 11 pleased vou,- and the black egg
nod with four crooked horns that. I
stint some, is called there the devil's
eagj but thev' were nil hutched and
rone to Germany, niavhe. when I
picked them tip. i Pardon, mv-letter
js-nlreudv too long.' If this too, sees
daylight in print, mav come aenin.j
M.US. ALICE WAKNKR.
Z'M East nth. St. Jacksonville. 1'hu ;
: Was Rontless t XiRht A
Sufferers from kidney trouble ex
perience backache, rhoumatlc pains,
n?hos In joints and niuscleii and other
tortuous afflictions. B. V.- Kltt, R.
F. D. 2, Box 9, Shortora, Ala., writes:
"I tisod Foley Kldnoy Pills as I was
so rontlcss over night with pains In
my back and side. They did mo Rood
and I' truthfully say Foley Kidney
rt11,4s, the medicine for kidney
trouble." For sula by Medford Phar-
tiiacy. ti
A X 'AKDKNT and I'viilcntly sincere admirer or Senator
xV" La, lAillette still infatuated with the Wisconsonite,
writes 01$ every possible occasion' to protest the assaults
upon the senator's patriotism occasionally made by the
Mail Tribune and to 1. iierate faith in his staunch loyalty,
loftiness of ideals, and ; xii ity of motives.
Argument with blind hero-worshipers is a futile ask.
They ever behold the object of their adoration through
rose colored glasses. No matter how convincing the evi
dence, it is lightly brushed aside as irrelevant, immaterial
and inconsequential, and the hero retains the advertised
purity of l(oyal baking powder.
There isno denying the value of La Follette's service
to his state and to the nation in the long battle to unseat j
plutocracv and restore democrat v, and the Mail Tribune 1
was an ardent supporter of such efforts. But when Lai
Follette's perverted egotism led him to assume the role
of conscientious objector in the senate to a war for hu
manity and to champion the cause of the Hun; and after
wards, at a time when the nation was engaged in a life and
death struggle against the aggressions of old world au
tocracy, his inelgaloinania led him to expressions of dis
loyalty and acts that gave comfort and aid tothe enemy,
h,e stained and blackened forever an otherwise excellent
record. s ,
f -La Follette is judged by his own words and deeds. He
defended the sinking of the Lusitania and has never cen
sured Germany for fright fulness, never denounced the in
vasion of Belgium, never criticised the enemy and never,
by word or deVd, had a word of praise for his own coun
trymen and their heroic sacrifices or aided in any way to
helpvm the war. Silenced by the storm of criticism his
disloyal utterances aroused, his opposition to the battle of
democracy became passive. Now, his fellow senators,
after a year and a half of inaction, have responded to the
people's petition for his expulsion by jdastering a coat of
white-wash, but it fails to remove the stain of shame. It's
a "damned spot" that won't wash out and the worst of
it is that La Follette does not want it covered, is as proud
of his record as the Hun anny of its, and as unrepentant
as the German nation of its crimes.
Unable longer to champion the German and his
atrocities. La Follette has become the ehammon of the
Russian Uolshcviki. whose policy of fright fulness and
massacrets modeled on the lines 01 their German masters.
And to be consistent, the senator fought the passage of
tiie tamme relict bill to feed the starving peoples ot Eu
rope presumably so that Bolshevik ism would flourish in
the ruined lands.
A remarkable thing about this white-washing is that
it was done by the "old guard" of senate standpatters
whom La Follette had always fought. Only one republi
can voted against the Viseonsollite, and his new found
friends include Knox, Lodge, Penrose, Smoot, AVarren
aud "Weeks. The reason is apparent the republicans
have 49 votes in the new senate, against the democrats'
47. The expulsion of .La Follette would have logically
forced the expulsion of Senator Norris of Nebraska, with
a similar record of disloyalty. This would have wiped out
republican control of the senate. The stand-patters need
the support of the disloyal senators in their business and
for the first time, La Follette is a welcome addition. .
y.tcA.
PARIS. Monday Jan: 27. The
American Young, Women's Christian
Association save a reception at the
Paris hcadouarters this afternoon in
honor ofi, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Abouti400 prominent French women
aud American women in Paris were
received bv Miss Harriet Tavlor. head
of the Y. W. C. A. in Paris.: Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. Lobert Lansing and Mrs.
E. It House.
; COPENHAGEN. Jan. 28. A Mu
nich dispatch to the Politiken reports
that it has been learned from "ouitc
reliable sources'' that Itosa Luxem
burg who .was reported to have been
shot and killed on January 15 in
Berlin, is alive and is at the house of
a friend, where she will'be concealed
until she has an opportunity to es
cape from the German capital.
FAMINE RELIEF . BILL
ACCEPTED BY HOUSE
WASHINGTON, Jan. '28. Enact
ment of tho bill appropriating $1011,-.
000,000 for famine relief in Europe
and the near cast was nearly com
pleted todav bv the house adopting
without objection the conference re
port, acopting, the somite amend
ments substantially unchanged.:
10 PEACE CONGRESS
PAKIS: Monday. Jan. 27,-A dele
gation of prominent citizens of Leb
anon, (Asia-Minor, arrived in Paris
todav to look after the interests of
Lebanon. The delegation includes
representatives ol all the dillcrcnt
religiuns in Lebanon.
NEW SHIPPING RATES
WASHINGTON. Jan. 28. New
rates on cotton front Atlantic and
gulf ports to Europe in American bot
toms were drafted todav bv the di
vision of operations of the shipping
board. Reductions in general cargo
!ntes to Europe announced last night
bv the board did not ell'cct cotton, but
:t is said the new tfolton tariffs' wi)l
.ollow the same general basis. Some
shipping board officials see in the
lowering of rates evidence of tho be
ginning of tho aftcr-thc-wnr fight for
ocean trade.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. South
ern senators announced after n con
ference with the shipping board to
day that triins-Atlantio freight rates
on cotton had been reduced from
22.."il) to G.25 a balo from South
Atlantic ports and from .2XoO to
7.00 a.bale from Gulf ports, effective
immediately.
DABMG, KERCJNG
SCIA1CPA1
-l, . 1- t At..
vjive way ucui mo jci
trating effects of Sloan1
T i-int.'
perie-
l's
" So Co those rheumatic twinges and
Jhe loin-aches of lumbago, thonervc
inflammation of neuritis, the wry neck,
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain,
the muscle strain, and the throbbing
bruise.
The case of applying, tha quickness
cf relief, the positive results, the clean
liness, and the economy of Sloan's
Liniment make it universally preferred.
j5iri"i'
County Court . f'rocccdlWM - ?
Tho followlns la a scliodulo of ex
penditures of .Inckcon county, Ore
gon, together with a Hat of the claim
ants and articles of service for which
the claim Is made and which wore
passed upon by the County Court of
Jackson County during tho month of
December, 1918. v '
i Tho following bills were allowed
roldtlve to tho County Salary fund,
to-wil: ; ,
O. W. Alter, school aiiner-
IntcmlciH salary 1 1 50.00
l'aul K. Anderson, depuiy
ulioi'ltf hlru
John HUu8s. rorryniHii tmluvy
Myrtle W. Hlukeley, county
treasurer salary
Oelha Coleman, deputy is
nesaor litro
J. 11. Coloman, assessor sal
ary
Jus. M. Cronemlller, deputy
assessor hire
Fred N. Cummins, water mns
tur Hillary , '.
Chuuncoy Florey, county re
corder salary X. lGll.tiO
0. A, Onrdner, county clerk
salary 160.00
W, O. Oiirrot, deputy sheriff
hfro US. 110
l.onoro Oodlovo, deputy eumv
ty clerk hire
l.lnnlo Hiiiiscutiv, doputy as
sessor hlro
S. H. -Holmes, clerical work,
sheriffs office s12,25
D. T. Lawnui, Bealer of
welijhtR nnd measures ST. 49
Or. Thou. J. .Malmnren, voun
ty physician salary
John A. Atnrsh, jailor's salary
John A. Marsh, lubor sher
iff's office
H. E. Morris, school supervi
sor's salury, October and
November
Mildred Neil, doputy county
recorder
J. A. Morris. Janitor's salary..
J. A. Norris, IaNor salary
Freda dl. Stnnsell, Intior,
sheriff's office
I.esllo W. Stnnsell, sheriff's
salary
A. U. Thompson, court crier..
Mrs. Eugene Thompson, work
In superintendent of
schools' office
F. L. Tou Vollo, county judwe
salary
Kmma Wendl, deputy county
clerk hire
W. '. Wells, superintendent
poor farm
Loulso Williamson, labor,
sheriff's office
K. It. Outmnn, doputy fruit
Inspector
Oeo. W. Owen, county com
missioner's compensation..
H. T. I'ankoy, fruit Inspector
salary
T. J. Williamson, fruit In
spector salary
C. A. Chapman, depulv sher
iff hire
lio.oo
S3. 00
100.00
05.00
... 125.00
100.00
100.00
S3.U3
80.00
13.50
3.00
... 300.00
75.00
60.00
50.00
105.00
208.33
21.00
17.B7
150,00
6S.00
100.00
S0.00
51.00
.13.00
..jrr. 105.00
3.00
3.00
.m'r-,--,:-j:''Q rix.ffki ""twig ;
Prices :iOc, OOc ami fcl.'JO. 1 I
Total $2.9.1 S. 1 2
The following claims worn allowed
retutlve to the County Koad Fund:
D. W. Beobe. labor and ma
terial as per pay roll, road
district No. 13 H3S.25
N. X. Charley, labor, road
district No. 13 30.00
K. O. Coleman, material, road
distrlet No. 2 2.25
J. K. Davidson, labor nnd ma
terial, as per pay roll, road
district No. S 497.2.-1
Ed Dutton, lubor and mater- . i
ial, as per pay roll, road
district No. 3 : 330.50
A. K. Earhan. labor and ma
terial as ner iiay roll, road
district No. 11.:..: 493.07
Fred J. Flclf, supplies, road
district No. 10..;..'! 4.25
W. R. Oarrctt. labor and ma
terial, as per pay roll, road
district No. 10 ; 819.50
John Grieve, labor as per pay
roll, road district No. 9 09.00
Lee Hall, road supplies, road
district No. 3 , 15.45
T. J. Hamlin, labor, road dis
trict iNo. 2 53.00
Jonnston Lumber Co.. sup
plies, rondv district No. 10.. 30.24
'.V'ick Kime, labor and sup
plica, as per pay roll, road
district No. 5 557.93
Harry Mason, labor as per
pay roll, road district No. 2 673.00
Medford Concrete & Con
struction Co.. culverts road
district No. 5 5.88
Frank R. Nell, labor, as per
l'ay roll, road district No. 7 352.50
B. IT. Poart. supplies, road
district No. 4 6.20
D. W. Pence, labor, as per
nay roil, road district No.
14 : 1703.50
C. Rankin, xravel for roads,
road district No. 4 42.30
C. Frank Rhodes, crushed
rock, road district No. 3.... 301.87
Thos. H. Simpson, supplies,
road district No. 2 ., LOO
Oeo. Stacoy, labor and sup- ,
plies as per pay roll, road
district No. 12 378.15
Jack True, labor and sup
plies, as per pay- roll, road
district No. 1
Von der Hollen Bros., sup
plies, road district i.Vo. 14..
O. H. Welsher, labor, and
simll'S as per' pay roll,
road district No, 4
Walters Cash store, supplies,
road district 'No. 2.. .....
The following warrants were Is
sued relative to the Current Expense
Fun, to-wit:
County fJourt and CommisHjonerM
Home Tel. & To!. Co., tele
phone bill
Circuit Cnlllt .
N. D. Jirophy, grand Juror.... $
Edward X. Butler, grand
juror ,..
W. C. Dalley, Brand Juror
W. J. Frecmun, grand luror..
,1. W. Hatcher, grand Jury
witness 3.20
J. W. Hake, grand juror 0.00
W. F. Hoover, grand Jury wit
ness 37.00
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., tele-
phono bill ,. 3.50
Henry Kerby, grand Juror.,.. .. 9.00
Ci. M, Lewis, bailiff..., 9.00
Grant Matthowa, grand juror 11.00
Edward E..Ash, grand Juror 28.80
Edward II. Adamson, grand
juror , 5.40
Mr. Bishop, petlll juror 0.00
Dolly Briimhlc, witness; 3,50
Arthur C, Biiggn, Juror 12.40
if. C. Dent, juror ; 7.40
Frederick Benedict, Juror 12.00
Wm. A. Cooper, juror 20.00
Frank Crouch, Juror 6.40
Harry W. Davidson, grand
fciror 4,00
Owen Dunlan, Juror It. on
Vernon J. Emerlck, juror j 7.80
Chns. A. Edmonson, Juror Hi. 40
.1. VV. Orover, Juror..... 10.00
Karl C. OnddlH, Juror...' 10.00
Ed .HfclmH, Juror : COO
'Clias. C. Hurtnian, Juror. 5.20
Walter Hash, Juror 18.80
Kenneth Jerome, witness 2.00
Wm. Jones, Juror 13.40
777.70
99.03
294.55
21.75
2.25
9.00
9.40
12.00
7.20
Kdlth l.iimsdun, wllness 3.00
Wm, ('. LiMvor, grand Juror... , 4.00
('has. Lindxuy, juror. .. '. ' LKO
Mm. M. V. Modluy, witness.,.. 3.50
Nliliolus J. Mitchell, Juror.... 13.00
.loo Milton, Juror.. 8.(10
Joseph J, MuMiihuti. Juror.... 15.00
Joseph Mavfluld, grand Juror 8.10
John A. Marsh, Juror (")
Jason C. Ottlngor, grand Juror 3. SO
John Palmer, witness 2,00
lir, K. II, Picket, wltniiKS 2.00
(ieo. YV Prlddy, Juror 4.00
Hubert U. Purvea, Juror 11.80
Lewis 0. Hois, Juror , 11.00
Hoy U. rtmllli, Juror 0 00
Kuinui Sales, witness 24.10
Alvln Sales, witness 24.10
Dr. Sweeney, witness.... 2. 00
(1. J. Shafer, Juror 8,00
OluiH, Strang, Juror 10,00
.loo II, Wilson, witness - 34.50
Sam Wilson, witness 4.00
E. S. Wilson, Juror .00
A. O. Whltwortli. Juror :. 0.00
John l.eydon, juror B.00
M. ill, Itouudlroe, Juror 0.00
Siuu Walsh, Juror 6.00
tot ul 50.80
Justice Omrt
0. A.s Chapman, eonstuble
fees $ 4.LS0
J. W. Hatcher, consluble fees 20.45
Edwin Boolhby, witness 1.10
0, A. Chapman, eotistublo
fees 18.25
W. 11. dowdy, Justice fees 14.20
Elmii Hall, witness 3.30
Emmett Nenlon, witness, 2.20
H. O. Nordwlrk, wllniws 2. 00
(1. O. Taylor, Justice fees 20.10
Leo Vincent, witness...... 2.30
Total .' $133.00
Sheriffs Office
Ashlnnd Printing Co., sup
plies o
H. Crawford, labor In sher
iffs office 20.00
C. E. Ends, supplies 0.00
Ends Coal Co., supplies -0
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill 1L50
Medford Book Store, supplies .25
Patrick & Co., supplies 4.50
John Heter, express 2.38
I.esllo W. Stsnsell, stamps.... 50.00
Leslie W. Stnnsell, sheriff
traveling expense 74.20
Western Union Tel. Co., tele
grams 3.07
Total i $184-155
County Clerk's Office
Ashland Pilntliig Co.. sup
plies I17.70
(1. A. (Inrdnor. stamps IS. 00
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill , 8.30
Medford Book Store, supplier 6.80
John Heter, express J. 1-91
Flora Thompson, deputy
clerk hire 30.87
Total $183.64
County Treasurer's Office .
Ashland Priming Co.. sup-
plls i l5-"0
Myrtlo.W. Blnkoloy, offlro
expense 13.41
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill 2 25
fn,lrnrri . Unfile Store HUIttlllO.I 51.25
Pntrlck ft Co.. supplies 4.50
Wcstorn I nion lei. CO., tnie-
grums 2,00
Total 88.01
llnimty Paid
.Inmee M. Young 5.0
A. O. McKon 2.00
C. W. Only 8.00
Steven Krnntta 2. no
.1. L. Cotton -00
R. J. Craig ; .-. 3.00
Martin McDonough 4.00
Wulter H. Lows -''0
D. C. Ooddurd 10. oo
John Warner 2.00
Anton King 31.00
L. II. Hughes 4.ou
Olln Knox 4.00
Raymond Oarnctt 4.00
John A. Butler 7.00
W. J. Austin 4.00
Jnsten Hartinan 4.00
(ioorgo Ownlngs 3.00
Clyde Davidson 8.00
Sherman Estello ll.oo
Donald Anderson 4.00
John A. Butlor 4.00
H. T. Holiorocht 2.00
A. B. Fnrrior . 15.00
(icorge Stacy 2.00
Clarence Hunter 3.00
Ous Mitchell 2.00
W. F. lie Ford f. 0 00
Coroner' Offli-e '
Louis F. Arnell. lnquct wit
ness $ 1.00
Dr. M. C. Barber, lniuest ex
amination 5.00
H. C. Burgess, liiqucst wit-.
nous LOO
C. Carey, Inquest Juror 1.25
M. L. Daley,-Inquest witness 1 1.00
J. N. Donnlo, Juror.... 1.00
Henry Cordon, witness 9.80
Chan. W. Hammond, witness 1.00
Bert Hawks, witness 1,oo
J. B. lconliowor, Juror ... 1.00
C. if. Lowo. witness I. no
V. J. Moore, witness 1. 00
E. C, Payne, Juror J. 1..00
John A. Perl, coroner's fee.. 70.(10
W. I). Roberts, Juror 1. 00
J. E. Roberts, Juror 1. 00
O. If. Roso, Juror 1.00
Mrs. K. Shields, witness 1.00
T. A. Simpson, witness 1.00
K. If. Smith, Juror 1.00
Ed Hpnth, witness 1.00
W. II. Stlnson, Juror 1.00
Dr. F. O, Swedouburg, In
quest examination 5.00
J. W. Wakefield, coronor's
bond : : 9.00
Fred W. Weeks, Juror l.-oo
Paul Wright, witness 6.00
Total $125.15
Hclnml .Supci'lntcndcnPH Office
G. A. Agor, office expense $ 20. On
Miles Catitrnll, educational
board expenso 3.00
Homo Tel. & Tel, Co., tolo- i
phono bill ; 6.75
Jacksonville Post, supplies..., , 4.50
Medford Hook Store, (Minolta) 10.70
Mrs. .1. C. 1'emlloton,- mljicn-
tlonal 1oard expnnre 3,00
Mrs, B. Porozzl, educational i
board rxnrnsn 3.00
If. Von der Hollen, educa
tional board expense...) 6.00
Total $ (12.95
Fruit Inspection
A. L. Pankey, cutting blight.. 30,00
AsscAHor's Offlco
J. B. Coleman, trnvollng ex
pense 770
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co,, tele
phone bill 2.25
Patrick & Co., supplies 4.50
Total .$ 14.45
Tax Itolmlos
Citizen's Dunk of Ashland,
. . - i:
Interest refund 8.7 I
First National Bunk of Med
ford, Interest refund.,...,. ,. 7.3.i
First National Bank or Ash
laud, Internal refund "-80
W. O. Foster, tax refund 43.03
Jackson County. Bunk, lulor-
esl refund '
R, V. Martin, tax refund S.50
Medford National Hank, In
terest refund 7-85
Miiry ,1. Moore, lax rolund ... 1.42
State Ituulc of Talent, Inter
est refund .88
Mrs. W. 41. Stewart, lax re
fund '-.Ill
11, E. Whltnioru, tux refund.. 40.38
Total $123.02
Widow's Pensions
Ernestine Austin IT. 50
Effle M, Boer 35,00
Sue llalloy , ,. S5.00
Kitnn W.. Han' HLI'O
Orphn lletts 10.00
Prltillm A, Blnnkblll'ii 32.50
Mttiulu lloiirdiniiii 35,00
Eleanor Bohboiu , 25.00
lloldle f. Mover ; 21.00
Nellie 0. Bush 10,00
Mrs, J. II. Ilyerly 35.00
Ella M. Ciiluo IT. Mi
Anna I.. Coruni 10.00
Dora 11. Cross I'U'w
Lucy M. Davis IT. 50
Mao J. Daw : 2''.0
Carrie Ornnt ' I " 00
Nettle Creen 25.00
Llulo Heath 17,50
Marv P. HlKglns 17.50
Emma ' Louts loop
Dolly Love 33.50
Minnie ,l. Morris 25.00
Anna H, Nelson 4U.00
'Nldft Ontmnn , 15.00
Surah K, Ossman 10. oo
Mlnnlo II. Patch ' 10.00
Emma Paulwion ?5.oo
Mary E. Payne 3 0.no
Rosa A. PeHley 25.00
Mary P. Price 32.50
Rosa A.. Hnblilns 17.50
Addle W. Shanks I5.no
Catherine E. Silver 10.00
Hooo II. Singler 10. al)
Laura E. Stewart 35.00
, Total "' L f'O
Court Houno Fvpciise
Cal. -Or. Power Co.. Ilghln $ 4,25
Fred .1. Pick, supplies..,.: 40.55
C. F. 'Hoof, labor 2 4.4"
lull .'xuene
Cal. -Ore. Power Co.. light.... $ 7I
John Holer, ox-press 1. 20
Mrs. August Sluglcr. hoard of
prisoners 62 Xt
Lewis t'lrlrh. stipiille 2.60
John M. William Co., sup
plies -. ll.0
Tolnl $ 87.27
Homo Tel. Tel. Co., tele-
I hono bill $ 8.4
Hulilinrd Bros., supplies 50
Hutchison & Lumsilcn, sup
plies 25.43
Jackson Co. Creamery, sup
plies 340
A. T. McMiihaii. supplies 70.91
A. T. .P Mahsn. Imrlinr work 4.05
Medford Fish & Poultry Co..
supplies 3.90
Med. Furnlturo ft lldw. Co.,
suppll.-s ... 3,30
Pacific Highway (Inruge, sup
plies . 30.00
Pnolflo Tel. & Tel. Co.. tele
phono bill 1.65
Pacific Tel. & Tel, Co.. tele
phone bill OS
Joshua Palterson, labor 10.0U
Mrs, lloniio Piiyiio, lubur "."0
Win. Petri, labor 5.00
Thos. II, Simpson, supplies.... 28.4 1
W. N. Wells, nursing 20. (Ml
W. i.V. Wells, traveling ex.
nense 8 00
W. II. Wilson, supplies 2.0(1
IMrlch & Ryan, supplies 8.10
Plrlch & Ryan, supplies. 3.10
Edna .M. Wells, labor i... 10.30
Total $373
Care of Poor Not Hi Poor Knnu
Nnney Arrasmlth, lnillKent....$ I"
Dan Osseon. Indigent
Bona Avery, Indigent
A. 1), llcardsloy. Indigent
Maggie llohl, Indigent.
Mrs. O. It. Brobeck. Indigent
Bungnlow btoro, supplies lor
Indigent, Perry
Mary M. Chllders. Indigent....
Kate Copplo, Indigent
C'rnlif 111 & ItnbtiHit, supplies
for Indigent Cleveland......
Dave Dnnlels, Indigent
Catherine (lillrtte. Indlgont..
Mrs. Ounn, Indigent
Mrs. Hudson, Indigent
Albert Johnston, Indigent
Mnrtha Jones, Indigent
Viola Jones, Indigent
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kane, Indigents
T. J. Kelson, Indigent
E. Kimball. Indigent
H. C. Knapp, Indigent.,
Lonu Lee, Indigent
Chns. D, Marsh, euro of Indi
gent Perry
Dan Mayhar. Indigent
Ainnndu McN'eal, Indigent
Mrs. Carrlo li. Miller, Indl
gont Mrs. I. A. Montgomery, Indl
gont Mrs. .1. A. Myers, Indigent....
Leonard Oorthuys, supplies
Mrs. Dodge, Indigent
Doo Parsons, Indigent
Phoenix Mere. Co., supplies,
for Indigent Sorrels
Dr. K. II. Plckol, Inquest ex
amination 6
Mrs. A. M. Rule, Indlgont 10
fnthnrlno Hodgors, Indigent 10
Charles L. fli-.hleffnlln, sup
plies, for quarantined Indl
gont ,
Mrs. L. Sclileffellti, Inillgonl...
Nancy Slsomoro, Indigent
Ellas Blovnr, Indigent...,.
W. It. Smith, Indlgonl
T. 1). .Slarford, liMllgent
IV. II. Stuart, Indigent.-
Mr, and Mrs. Taffer, Indl
gonls Annlo Walking, Inillgonl,
Alex VVIItion, Indigent. i
Pioreo Wilson, Inillgeul........
t'Bclllft Wood, Indigent
Lewis lUrlnli, supplies for In
dlgont ,
tllrlch & Ryan, HUpplles for
Indigent
Valley Fuel Co., Indigent sup
plies C. Wolgumott, Indlgont
F, I). Waterman, indigent
Airs. J. II. -Wood, allowance
aui.-o on account of hus
liand's non-support
J. F. FttttlK, Indlgonl....
10,00
1 0.0 2
1 1.05
IIO.Oo
,. Trtlal ...$540,97
.Iiivcnilo Court,
Roriotta Mcdrall, county
niiriio salary $100.00
Roseau .Muurail, con n ly
nui'sii expeinio
Fliirii Thompson, Juvenile
nil liens
(', A. t'hiipiuaii, Juvenile c il
ls, 52
1. 00
pease . ... iii.ju
' Total $150,72
Advei'tlsltig ami PrlntliiK
Modfonl PrlntlHH Co $ H9.VI
IJistlou Evuetisn '
S. S. Aiken, elix tloii lupnlisul $
H. E. Ash, poling pbii'o, elp...
Ashlaiul Furnliuici Co,, ebH'
I Ion expense
Ashland Transfer Storage
Co,, election uxpouiio..,,. ....
II, W. harron, election ex
pense II, W. Ilenbe, election. expense
.I; II, lliHiniiin, polluuf plui'O....
(I, K. Billings, iigeut. poling
pliues and expense 10.76
Oscar llliinkforcl, ulonlluti ux-
piilise
(led. 1 1 row n anil Sons, pollag
plaee, etc
John lludgeon, fixing boollin
('. 8. Butlerfb'ld, pulliiK pluio
John CadKow. elei'tlon ox
pense H. V, ('handler, treasurer,
poling plnrn ..'. ,
E. P. Chandler, election ex
pense ,
L. P. Cbiirley, election ex
pense City of llutlv Falls, poling,
place ,
(Ieo, II. Dean, elect lull ex
pense C. W. lift Curlew, election ex
pense J. L, Hummer, election ex
pense -.. A,
Fred Horn, election expense,
II, D. Dux, eiinvnnslnu votes..
D. I). Dalf. election expense .
Ends Transfer Co., election
expense
Krcd J. Fli k, election expense
(Ieo. Fox, elentlon expsusu ...
J. T. -Oaguoii, elm-lion ex
penso , , ,.
Mrs, M. E. (iiirduer, puling
place
0. M, (iruluger, election ex
pense ('has. A. Cruy. puling plnce .
John (IrU'Ve, election expense
Itnbt, linllov. poling place
Howell Hlues, election ex
pense ,.
W. W. Hlttlo, elect Ion ex
pense ',. II, Icenhnwnr, elnitlon tix
pnt ,. ,
P. M. Janm-y. elerUon ex
pense A. W. Johnston, election ex
pense ;
Jordou Electric Co., election
expense .- ,,.
James Kvrsliaw, election ex
pense ,x
A. S. Kleluliainmer. election
expense .,
Mrs. Oeo. I.nldlev, poling
plaro ,.
K. A. Langlcy, elertlon ex
pense Newt Lewis, election expense
I. W. Ling, election expense,.
C. L. l.oomU, rcRlntvrliiK vo-
lors
H.'iimml Mm bin. pollni; place..
Mrs. A. (I. McCnrdiy, iiollKK
pine .,
Mildred M, Nell, elerllon ex
pense ,.
Oregon lijis & Ete.-.trlu Co.,
elect Inn attiensu
Paul's Electric Store, olecllun
expense
Horace Pellon, election ex
pense ,.: ,
II. I-'. Pnlilnnd, poling place .
J. 1-3. Roberts, elei-tleti ex
pense O. E. Hoae. poling plaee ... .,,
('. M. Huch, pollnu pluce. ete.
'O. E. Rose, election expense.,
('. II. lio-iii'll, election ex
pense .
It. L. Itv, olitctlnn expcnno..
IL I). Wilson, poling place, 2
elections
Lewis flrlch, unvaHlng
voles
Plrl'h & Ryan, election ex
pense
Pnnlbio
place
Scott Wootf, election expenso
Lane Wllluril, elertlon ex
pense ,:.
Medrord Book Store, olectlo'n
expense 33.60
Postnl Tel, A Cable Co.. tele
grams
I,', Wulil, eoliiiit
I. Oil
10.00
4.50
15,50
3.50
3.50
5.0)
3.10
10.00
.75
5.00
- 2.00
5,00
0,00
3.00
5,00
.75
5,00
6.00
2.50
0. 00
9.75
26.30
1.00
15.50
3,5(1
13.25
5,00
5.90
8.00
18.10
3.00
LOO
.75
8.00
7.00
3.00
6.00
30.60
6.80
5,75
5. no
5.00
5.00
14,4)0
160
I3.fl5
i no
5.00
1.00
5.01)
6. Oil
4.30
S.Srt
.75
10.00
0.00
1.00
5.00
t7.50
7.20
1.83
I Total $456.1 7
Hondo anil llUfhvtuvs
Cal. -Ore. Power Co., power
for roek crusher $
' Hoporder's Office
Chnmirry Florey, xtnmps otn.$
Home Tel. A Tel. Co., tele
phone bill i
Western Union Tel. Co., telegrams
32.07
5.00
1 911
1.00
Totnl '
18.25
i.
SuiTeyor's Office ,
C. Frnnk Hhndos, surveyor's
compensation $ 30,00
War l.'.iliergency
Mrs. 8. E. Duniilngton, local
board expense $
Homo Tel. , Tel. Co., tele
phone bill ,
Zola Knox,, labor local board
Postal Tel. & Cable Co., tolu
. grams .
4.00
11.50
27.22
1.53
, Total i .-. 4 4.35
District Attorney's Office
L. J. Cochran, clorlcnl work..$ 50.00,
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., tqlo
pliono bill , :..'
VVoslern Union Tel. CO., tolo- '
grams
4.50
5.54
Total
Health ItoglHirnt's
Dr. W. E, Cnroy
ryriln B. Dav
Dr. .1. W. Jacobs
Dr. T. J. Mnlmoren
l)r. F. O. Swoilonburg
,.$ 60.04
1.
1.
1,
11.
75
.50
25
2 5
, Total ...$ 10.25
. ' 1 I'lt'ii Patrol '
Slulo of Oregon, one-third ox-
. ponso, ror 1917 $410.41
Piielfle lllghivay Bond Expense
Olnrk-llenry Construction Co,
ucet. moneys withheld on
rond con tract. $81!)
, O, A. GARDNER,
''' County Clerk
03
JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker "
Phono M. 47 and 47-J3 '
, Autninolillo lloarso Hei'Vice
Lnily Assistant
2 HOl'TII IIAIITLIOTT
luto Ambulaiico Survive, . Coionor
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