Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 07, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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M.T5DFORD.
OttEGON', FRIDAY,
FERRTTATiY ' 7,
1910
VACIF, TTTOT1T!
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gates $17,470, which of courso Is
augmented, us occasion may raiiulra,
by additional help In various depart
ments. Tim council reserves tho right
to vhaiiKo the salary of any employe
by ordlnuiico at any tlmo during the
your, mill furthormori) to remove uny
appointee on hort notion for good
und sufficient reusons.
As u general proposition. Increased
pay Is recognized as a reward of
merit for a corresponding ratio or
efficiency and In this respoct tho
municipal payroll Is apportioned
omonif employes who faithfully at
tend strictly to business.
forces hud become eomieslcd nl
French railhead. The irenerul niiiiI
there wn no dolav or accumulation
of mail for the l.nitcd States ntid no
nccitiiinlatKin of correctly aildiensei!
mail nrriniit! in France lor tho sol
dier. LIBERTY TAXI
With new Dodgo car. sk Sk
Stattonod at 10 N. Front St. X
Halo & Lyon, Props. 1'liono J J
WASIIINOTON', Feb. (1. General
Peridiintr oabled tbo wni department
todnv denvimr reports that until to
ond from the American etpedilionnrv
COUNCILIN $75
OF STATE ROADS
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MEDFOUD MAIL'
MAYOR GETS $100
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Th puntrnul awarded liv llm nIiiIo
lilirhwiiv ciiiiiiiiiHitiiiii nl I'urlliiuil, willi
tln nnmoH of biddcra and tliu total
coHl ill' ouch nli, with lliu exceidion
of Morrow count v, where soldier ex
periment work will bo tried nut. is us
follows :
Hliiuo rmiil wish in DiiiiuIiin coiinlv.
'2, ft miles uriiilini;, ciiiierclo nine, Jiilm
llnmnsliiiti ii Ci (IriinlM 1'iikh, $K:i,
'220,'ill: Voneiilln to Drain, 0.1 miles,
uniiliiiK in Douuliw comity, II. J.
llililchurii. l'orllund, IH.107.(lo; Heo
rmii'li ruiut, Ymiiliill to NcHtuccii in
Yiiuiliill I'oiinlv. commuted iron
Vine, Klliott & KcrotiL'Ini, I'ortlnticl.
.".(lo-l.fiU: llillhlioro to Multnomah
euiiulv lini', 11,11 mill's of iiavinir. (bid
J'or concrete road ucccntcd), A. Clulh
riii & Co.. Portland. 1MH.U:I5: ttoc
tiomil divide, l.anu count v. nn over
head reinforced concrete eroNaimr. Al
bert Anderson, (iraiilM I'iihk, (l.'JfiO :
Wool Sidn liiulivvii v In llcnton coontv.
from ('orvnllis to I'ollc iiountv linn.
lO.fl mites uiiviiur. llm irrndimr to be
done liv I'ouiitv, Oskar lluhcr. I'ort
liind, t vi hi unveiiient, 2'JI,'J0U.'IU:
(Irnnls 1'iinh to Jackson count v line,
fl.t mili'H imvinif in Josephine countv.
8. H. Kclicll. (limits l'n, 118.7; 7.
With lint one exception the IowchI
bidder received llm oonlruet iu oaeh
rnni,
In (lie case of 10.5 miles of imvinir
on tho Went Side biirhwnv, tb Warren
Coiistrilcliim comiuinv were the lowest
bidders, hidditu.' for their tvpu 1) pave
Bieiit, Si'J'Jl.'Jl l.fil). The award wiih
initdii, however, to tho next blithest
bidder. Otikar lliiber. at n prica of
'." I.'-MII.-IU. While .f ill onlv separated
the bids, ('uiniuissioiir-r Thompson nn
nounccd that the lliiber iiiivenient was
n HtiiH'rior trado and was for this rcn
son selected.
(.'ommixsionors irrcxcnl at the niit
intr were W. I., ThoniiiMin of Pendle
ton (i lid II. A. llonth of MiiL-cne. 8.
Hvlison beinir at present in California.
E
IIKRXK. l'cii. II. Opposition to
commercial prelection system wiih
voiced at Iho socialist conference thin
afternoon hv Juan JhhIo, a reprcsen
tntivo of Argentina, who Haid that
liroti-i'tmn was a "burner to interim
tionnlism."
Albert Thomas, one of Ibo French
deleitntns, has left Jlcrno for Paris,
whore, ho will interpellate, llm Govern
ment in the. ehittuber of deputies to
morrow. ' ,
AMERICAN SHIPS
TO SAIL UP
PAK13, Thursday, Fob. 0. Amer-
Iron ships will soon sloam. up tlio
Ithlno, ualnK Itottordam as a bono,
according to Information inado pub'
He hero today.
It Is announced tbnt during Febru.
ory tho number of nion to lie tnlcou
to America would ho considerably
ausniontod.
BEFORE ARMISTICE
WARSAW, Foh. 3. (By Assoclat.
od 'Press.) In lioavy fighting In tho
last few daysln northwontarn Gnllcla
Ciocho-Slovak forcos havo advancod
to within 18 miles of Cracow, not
withstanding strong roslstanre on the
part of tho PpIob.
Tho foregoing dispatch was filed
from Warsaw on tho samo day tho
armlstlco was signed botwoen tho
1'olos and tho Czocho-SlovultB,
GUERILLA WARFARE
DKUIdN', Feb. 7. (Dy Assoclntod
I'rotis.) Unconfirmed pross dls
patohos from Ilromon Indlcato that
tho Insiirgonts thoro nro continuing
gorilla wiirfaro, notwithstanding tho
government's claim that tho.uprlHlng
was quollod Tuesday. Tho casualties
aro estimated at 30 dead and ovor
100 wounded, the Insurgonts bolitg
the heaviest losors. ,
. Wounded sovorely: Privates Chas
F. Gray, Mounlalndalo, Ore.; Harry
W. Phillips. McMlnnvlllo, lOro.,
Wounded, docroo undetermined,
nrovlously reported missing In action:
Prlvato William . Crows, Portland,
Ore.
Woundod slightly; 'Ildvatos I.aw
ronco W. Nichols, Ornnts Puss, Ore;
Prlvnta Alhort Hooves, Porthuul, Oro.
Woundod, degroo tindotormlnod:
Corp. Wllllum A, Smith,, Antolopo,
AUIII-iANI), Feb. 7, A roadjust-
mout of snlurlns or city omployos bus
boon niuda roceiitly, tho specirie
nmounts of Individual puy balng lu
eorporatod In un ordlnuiico enuetcd
for tbo purpose. In a majority of ni-
atuncos tho pay roinalns as hereto
fore, tbo exceptions ranging In ail-
vancos from 15 to nearly $00. per
mouth Increase. ,
O. 8. Kasterllng, superintending
electrician, Is highest on tho pay list
at $ 1 DO per mouth, a raise of $4H,
this Increase. oxcoodlng all other ones
put together. I". IS. icushiii, or uio
municipal itonoratlug plant as super
intendent, gels $100 per month, with
Thoodoro Kusalll and U. W. King, as
sistants, at $75 ouch, ana wuuor
Klttredgo, a third man on the Job at
$011.
Threo other omployos aro now on
(ho $100 per month classification,
Miss Oortrudo Hlodo, rocordor, whoso
salury has boon raised to $100 from
100: Karl Hosier, water superinten
dent. 1100: and J. W. Hatcher, police
chief, whoso pay has been raised to
$100 from $0K. George Lowe, patrol
man on tho force, gels $85. Miss
Calla Dlegol, chief clerk In the re
corder's ofllco, lias noon advancod in
the salary grade from $00 to $75 per
month.
In tho flro department George
Kohlson, chief, gels $B5; Wm. Myor
and John ltoblson, assistant, . $UV
each.
In tho stroet dopartmont, Commis
sioner Fraloy's pay roinalns at $75
per month, also City Knglnoor Walk
or draws tho same amount.
Cllv Treasurer O. O. Kuhanks anil
City Atlornoy L. A. Hoberts aro.paliB
$35 and $30 per montli respectively.
A. A. Gravos, superintends tho city
dump at $5 per month, tho same as
heretofore, with perquisites In the
way of salvaged Junk.
Tho mayor rocolvos $100 per year,
and oach of tho six councilman $75
per year, salaries which scorn to 1e
fixed on- an Immutablo basis at
least they havo not been Increased
for sometime pst, and the compen
sation Is small enough. ,-
Tho total flxad salary list aggre
DAY
LAST
hn
All
Prices oei?,
TOMORROW
of Oiir Big Reconstruction and
Readjustment Sale
Goods
Also Other Unusual Bargains All Over the Store
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Your Last Chance. Don't Miss It.
Merchandise M. M
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How to
real southern
lour mmmmmmm
SO IICH If
Mint Jgm mAi
mt
Like the wonderful-tasting parasakes for which south
ern cooks became famous are the pancakes you can
make with Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour. ; '
And to make them you need only beat up the flour with
, water. All the rich ingredients needed to make per
fect!' pancakes are already in the flour even the milk.
Nothing could be easier and as you lift the hot, golden
cakes from the griddle, as you cut into their tender
deliciousnes's you will say that nothing could possibly
taste better I '-'
In Aunt Jemima Pancakes you get the subtle flavor ,.
that only milk can give and so rich, so fine-flavored'
is the flour that it needs no eggs.
With milk and eggs at their present high prices, Aunt
Jemima is more than ever the breakfast for you!
Order a package of Aunt Jemima today from your
grocer." - See what wonderful waffles, muffins and
breadsticks it makes, too. And for variety get a pack
age of Aunt Jemima Buckwheat it's in the yellow
package.
Aunt Jemima Mills Company, St Joseph, Missouri
Pah cake kOK
Reliable
Methods
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