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!l50NDON-r-(Correapouilenca of the
' Issoelatcd Press.) Balloons aro used
is buoys above the clouds to mark
'10 course of the long distance- alr
jjano niall service from Marquise,
'oar Boulogne, France, to Cologne,
ormany, says an announcement of
io Hoyal Air force which is operat
ig this ' service. Each balloon is
arkod with signs to indicate to the
.rplano pilot its exact locality and
y us enable tho pilots to shape their
jurso anew when the weather is bad
tr tho clouds are very low. Tho bal
ons aiso mark tho landing grounds
tr the airplanes. Observers in the
Jilloons are required to report the
Jindltion of weather above the cloud
ver,-tho speed and direction of wind
-id to pass this information to the
sarest wireless station for transmts-
' on to the airplane pilots.
j A chain of wireless stations has
"sen organired along the routes for
la transmission of weather reports
lid If the pilot of an airplane is com-i
f-llod to make a forced landing he is
tpectcd to report, this location by
' lreless or telephone, to the nearest
ircless station so that a motor truck
in bo despatched to recover the
ails and rendor assistance to the
'rplane. .. " 1
I As it is the intention of the Royal
ir force to maintain a night mail
rvice on this route, a chain of light
buses also has been established and
1 iter, it ia announced the balloons
' jill be fitted for carrying signal
cghts and remaining aloft at night
toi a further guide to the pilots.
' fi Should a-pilot lose his way in the
shouds, arrangements have been made
nahereby he will be able to get In
Wsmmunlcation with a wireless sta
bon from which he can receive dlrec
, wtans how to proceed to the nearest
lending ground. This wirtless guid
d'lce is expected to be useful In bad
eather or in night flying. ' '
-lie Emergency landing groundsi have
u"3en located along the route in addi
tion to the regular terminals and the
irplanes carry pigeons. to be used as
it jiessengers in case of accident.
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PARIS, March 27. One of the
aturcs of, the peace conference is.
e nueue which forms daily in the
irridor of the hotel which shelters
ic American delegates to buv enndy
L .i. l .1... .1...
fuui me caiueen csiumihiivu ; liiu
imeriean sovernmcnt to suuplv ci
hrs, cigarettes, candy and chewinir
! Mm to the hundreds-of specialists
nd other eovcrnment employes dunr
CVcd there.: ''..,.
i (' Candy is so scarce and so expen
genve in Paris that it is the favorite ar
Wedcle on, sule in nil American army.
In led Cross ;and Yonne Men's . Chris
areaan association canteens. The al
ize twnncc (riven to each canteen daily
trou'i small. Consequently the men with
W, sweet tooth watch eaeerlv for the
offiqrnvul of the daily supulv and strue
. hy tile tor advanced positions in the
knovnc which always contains more buv
UneOrc fhnn thnrp nrp iMipkftircfi of candy.
rit No man 5 allowed to have' more
wouJmn one pound of candy and the
man.rice is three francs a uound. ArmV
Bmort'tieers. stenoeraphers. correspond-'
Jobs nts, historians and he-spectacled
howqiecialists ! on Mcsopotamiiv and
BougJnins-Caucnsia eood nuturedlv con-
md for one of the overseas tins of
hoeolates. '
escap( AA'ASniKGTON, Marcjli
'uruutcai i ersninij uus uwurucu um
nuarrniruiKlied service medul to six of
year (rials of the American eovcrnment
Aubuiir ex'ientiohally meditorious and (lis
the sliurmsheil serviucs. Thev are Ed
The lard N. lltiricy, clmirinun of the slih)-
Jiame ini; hourd Paul D. Crnvatli.ejre-
8enten.'iitutive of theitrcusurv department
gery, Joorjre Mcrfndden, representative in
yearn, frmu'n of ; the war trade . board
-Wight V. (Morrow, member of tlic
.mer-'iMiii sliippinu- commission : IV. H.
liormnn, member of tlio Americun
K liter-allied hiuritime council, and Ed
JJliird H. Stcttinins, special assist-
v nt secretary of war.
are f 1 ' '
pie fiOut This (iutlt Is Worth Money
I DON'T MIoS THIS, Cut out this
It jB lip, enclose w)th 6c and mall It to
only 'olcy & Co., 2835 .Sheffield Ave.,
has n'hicngo, III.', writing your name and
Jul feddress clearly. You will receive in
Indlgoturn a trial package containing
Kfnlnv'H Monev and Tar Compound
Ouarr coughs,?coldB and croup; Foley
"'"""Cidnoy Pills for pain In sides and
ack; rheumatism, backache, kidney
of 20tntl bladder'ailmentBi and Foley Ca
8old hurtle Tablets, a wholesome and
locnl horoiiffhlv cleansing cathartic, for
onstlpatlon,' biliousness, headache,
nd sluggish bowels. For salo by
odtord I'harniacy.
SILHOUETTE
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Here Is demostrated the uow
est new silhouette, entitled unro
mantically. the barrel effect. The
width is all in the middle, at tho
hip lines and in this case it is
achieved by a fourteen-inch band
of dark bluo satin heavily em
broidered in gold, silver and
rainbow-hued silks so that the
wearer resembles a triumph of
oriental . tapestry. Embroidered
suspenders hang the band from
the shoulders. The foundation
gown is of navy blue tricotine,
narrow shouldered, tight sleeved,
and but "three-fourths of a yard
around the hem! -
It's a marvel of a gown In
which to take a firm stand) ,
ALASKA ON EVE
OF GREAT GOLD
MINING REVIVAL
SEWARD. Alaska. Feb. 20. fBv
Mail.) In iUaska to make a survey
of various resources for Secretary of
the Interior Lane.; V. A. Ryan is
quoted in "the Seward Gateway as
sarac that Alaska is on the eve of
a revival in mining that soon will re
sult in productions suruassinn1 its
best previous records.
Numerous discoveries of more or
less apparent value have been made
in well known. Alaskan miuine regions
this winter; according to R.van. In
the Fairbanks district a discovery
has been ". reported in the Suloha
country. '. New discoveries, he savs.
have been reported, from Eve nnd
Moose creeks, tributary to the Ze
nana river, and from the vicinity of
Lignite or Hasanna- creek. A con
siderable movement of nrosneetors
into the hills in. the Bonnifield- dis
trict indicates the gradual spread
of knowledge concerning mineral dis
coveries adjacerit to the government
railroad. ,
In the oast. Mr. Ryan --:nted oiit.
most of the north's rich, gold finds
have been made near waterways, men
not venturing far from avenues of
communication. This, of course, was
never advanced as an argument that
paving minetals were not to be found
elsewhere, so tha the opening of the
government railroad is considered 'fts
likely to brine out new bonanzas. The
Broad Pass country is cited- as one
isolated region which, known to be
rich in various minerals, will be eas
ily accessible to the prospecting and
development .after" the railroad- has
nierced it.,. .Other newer and rich
fields, similarly isolated before, will
likewise be opened. Alaska, in fact,
Mr. Rvan asserts, stands in the posi
tion of being able, to unlock a great
treasure chest to the-', eves . of the
world. In the "far northern districts
around,-the Yukon hundreds of thou
sands of sqiiiire utiles .of low grade
alluvial deposits .will be worked- by
dredging and hvdraulick'ng. and a
dozen or more quartz, propositidn wil!
become immediately productive, Mt.
Ryan declares.-' because high tr: A
nortnliori costs will have been re
moved. ' v r; " ,r :" . ". ,(,'
ALL SJATUES MELTED
BERMN, Mar. 27. (Hy Aasociat-.j
ed Press.) Inspeniiont socinllBts In
Bavaria have demanded that the gov
ernment melt all statues of fonner
royalties and statesmen, Including
that of 'Bismarck. . Materials of the
statues, they ask, shall be given to
Industry.
The national flags, the Indepen
dents 'demand, -shall' be converted
Into clothing for children. : .t.
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fcw V isAT mlSs
PARIS CHEFS BY
BIG BREAKFASTS
PARIS. (CorrosponiUmije of 'tho
Associated Press.) I'ooks at tho ho
tel whore the hundreds of Americnns
cmiuctod with the peace conforcnoe
are staving arc amur.cd ut the appe
tites of the Americans. The Ameri
can breakfast upset all calculations
in the French hotel ueoustontoil to
supplying guests with rolls jind cof
fee as mi e.arlv morning menl. Wild
culls for ham and eggs, beeksleiiks.
chops, oatmeal and hot cakes surpris
ed the French cooks, who. after weeks
of caterinsr to, I ho hungry Americnns
have not become reconciled to tho
American breakfast niemi.
The American fondness for hors
d'oeuvevs also caused consternation.
Great dishes of her pickle.' potato
salad, sardines, cold slaw and other
relishes served as a -preliminary to
the conventional' French dinner, dis
appear so rapidly that it has become
nei-esstirv to employ manv additional
cooks to prepare delicacies ot this
sort. Americans hclo themselves so
froelv to this initial course that thev
freoucnllv have little appetite for the
soiui. fish and other "dishes 'which
follow. . , . "
. As the. hotel kiti-hen can draw., ou
armv supplies tor its toon, ine Amer
icans have many delicacies not avail
able generally in Paris cafes. lees,
ice cream and pastry mado with real
sugar aro offered to the peace dele
gation. In most Paris hotels and
cafes snechnrinc is used for such pur
poses, mill even tor sweetening cof
feet. Tlio hotel where the Americnns
stay also has .an abundance ot white
flour unit genuine white bread. Else
i.'hcrc in Paris the bread is dark, nnd
even pastrv. fliid when available is
made from brown flour. - : .-
TURKI
TERRORIZE
LONDON'. (Correspondence of the'
Associated Press.) Information, ra-
eeived here from Bafiim indicates that
despite the surrender of the Turkish
forces, the. position of the Greeks
south of the Black Sea anil in the
Caucasus is tragic.
It is alleged that outrages arc be
ing committed bv tho demobilized but
still armed Turkish reservists . and
that the Young Turk commander. Gen
eral llalid Pasha, has been pursuing
a policy- of systematic .extermination
of Christians.
This officer, who is a friend of
Enver Pasha, is said to ho. supplying
arms to Turkish irregulars in '.the
Kiissinn territories evacuated bv the
Turkish armv. Lately he received
from Turkish sources 200 ear loads of
arms and munitions. - .
It is charged that these reservists
arid irregulars loot anil, massacre the
Greek population. .....'.
The flourishing Greek townf San
da, near Trebizond. with a popula
tion of about 8.000 is reported be
sieged by Turkish reservists. The
Greeks, profiting by the nutiirally
strong position of the town, ure offer
ing heroic resistance. .
109.247 AVIATION TROOPS
DISCHARGED TO DATE
, WASHINGTON, March-' 27. Dis-'
charges from the avrnv nrr service to
March 13, totalled 100,247 officers,
cadets and enlisted. men. The total
strength of the service at the end of
host;lities was 100.527.
Get the Habit of : , '
Drinking Hot Water .
: Before. Breakfast
Saya we can't look or feel right.
vlth the system full '
. : of poisons. ; ,
Millions of ' folks, bathe Internally
now Instead of loading their system
with drugs. ."What's an inside bath?"
you say. -Well, it Is guaranteed to -perform
miracles If you could believe
these hot water enthusiasts.
' There are vast numbers of men and
women who,.lmmediately,upon arising
lb the mornlrtg, drink a glass ot real
hot water with a teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate In It.. This Is a very
excellent health measure. It Is In
tended to flush the stomach, liver, kid
neys and the thirty feet of Intestines'
of the previous day s waste, sour one
and indigestible material left over in
the body which Jf not eliminated every
day, heconie food for the millions of
bacteria which InfeBt the bowels, the
quick result Ib poisons and toxins
which are then absorbed Into the blood
causing headache, bilious attacks, foul
breath, bad taste, colds, stomach trou
ble, kidney misery, slooplcsnnoss, un
tinrn. blood anil all sorts o? nllmontfl.
, People who feol gco:l ore day and
badly the next, but who simply can
not get feeling right are urged to
obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store. This
will cost very little but Is sufficient
to malio anyone a real crank on the
suMcct of Internal sanitation.
Tint as soap and hot water act on
the shin cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so limestone phosphate and
hot water act on the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels. It Is vastly mora
lmnortant to bathe on the inside than
nn tho outside, because the skin pores
do ' not absorb impurities Into the
,bloo:' while the bowel pores do. .2,
OMinty Court Procewlinirs
The following Is a Rvhedulo of ox
liendttures ot Jackson county, Ore.,
toRother with a list of tho clnlinnnts
and articles ot service for' which tho
claim is mnile.aiul which wore pasaed
upon by the Comity Court ot Jackson
County during tho month of Febru
ary, 1919. , : i , ;: ,' ; . i
Tho following bills woro tillowod
roluttve to the County Salary Fund,
to-wlt: ; . '
County urt and Commissioner
O. A. Ciarilnor, Judge's nulary 150.00
Ceo. Owens,' county comnils-
stonor's salary , 04.80
James Owens, county commis
sioner's salary 4S.00
Homo Telephone ' Co.,- tole-
phono for judge's office.... 8.40
Postal Tel. anil Cable Co.,
county judge's messages to
Salem , S.65
Medford Printing Co., print-.
Ing for office 4. B0
Total 2T1. 80
Circuit CouVrO
A. K. Thompson, circuit court
cryor $ 27.00
V. I. Rowdy, services In
State vs. Hoarn 1... 93.50
Orley Sales, witness In State .
. vs. Sales 3.00
'A. C. Spencer, witness In
Slate vs. Campbell 1.00
J, V. Hatcher, services In
Stato vs, Hatcher.... 3.50
Buster Tull, witness in State
' ' vs. Sales 2.00
Geo. O. Van ' Natla. witness
Stato vs. Campbell 1.00
M. C. Edglnton, drawing jury
list 2.00
Goo. W. Trcfren, drawing
jury list 2.00
Home Tel. Co., telephono for
Judge Calkins . 2.70
" Total .::....:..... 66.70
Justice Court .
Glenn O. Taylor, Justice fees..S 56.90
Glass & Priidhomme Co., sup
plies justice court 5.50
Total ., ....I 62.40
; '" SheritTM lorries
Charles Terrlll, sheriff's sal
ary $208.33
H. C. Sparr, deputy sheriff's
salary .....$110,511
Leslie ' YV. Stansell, work in
sheriff's office 57.20
Freda I), Stansoll, work In
Sheriff's office 12.00
Glen Terrlll, work In sheriff's
office 53.08
Ella Parks, work In sheriff's
office 37.69
Paul Anderson, work in sher-
Iff 's office 66.00
Louise Williamson, work In
. sheriff's office 4.50
Paul F. 'Anderson, work In
sheriff's pfflce 16.00
Cbns. A. Chapman, work in
shorlff.'s office . . 3.00
W. O. Garrett, work in sher-
iff's office 20.15
W. O. Garrett, work in sher
iffs office 106.15
H. McDonald, work in sher- .-
tff's office ..... 40.00
Ashland Printing Co., print- ,
ing for sheriff's office..!..... ', . 2.00
Home Telephone Co., ' tele- ' ,
phone for sheriff's office.::. ' 7.30
Jacksonville Post, printing ,
' for sheriff e.... 6.00
Leslie W. Stansell, traveling
expense In January 11.70
Western Union Tel. Co., telo- , . ,
grama for sheriff 1,25
C. E. Terrlll, expense ot trav- 1
eHhg ............ i ,1.. 57.21
C. E. Terrlll, stamps 126.64
Glen Terrlll, traveling ex
pense Za.72
G. F. Billings, premium on
snenrr s bona zuu.uu
Medford Book Store,, office
supplies . 11.50
Medford Printing Co., print
ing and supplies for office.. 93.50
Total $1,267.60
' V Clerk's Office
Chaiihcey Florey, clerk'B sal
ary J I1CC.CC
Prances Nell, work In clerk's
office 70.00
Mildred M. Neil, deputy clerk
salary 82.03
ftuberta Pearce, work in
clerk's office DO. 00
Leslie V. Stansell. deputy
clerk's salary 80. u
Louise Williamson, deputy
clerk's salary 80.00
Minnie Hall, extra help In
clerk's offlcS 2.50
Ashland Tidings, publishing
.clerk's report 20.70
Medford Printing Co.. print
ing and supplies 14.75
Home Telephone Co., clerk's
. telephone. 6.85
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., labor
In clerk '8 and recorder's of
fice .: .:. ;:.' 15.70
Chauncey Floroy. stamps for
clerk's office 35.00
Medford Book Store, office
supplies 6.60
Total $630.79
Treasurers Office
Myrtle W. Blakeley, treasur
er's salary $100.00
Home Tel. Co., telephono for
office 2.25
Myrtle -Wv Blakeloy, stamps
for treasurer's office 10.50
W; H. Johhson, premium on
treasurer's bond 20.00
Medford: Book Store, office
supplies 3.95
Medford Printing Co.. nrlnt-
. . Ing and supplies for office.. 45.75
Total $182.45
' Hcliool.Hiinorintenilcnt's Office
G. W. Ag'er, school superin
tendent's salary $150.00
It. E. Morris, school supervi
sor's salary 100.00
Lenore Godlove, clerical work
. for school superintendent.. . 79.35
Mrs. E. Thompson, work In
school supt, office 25.00
Home Telephone Co., tela-
phono for office , 2.75
Medford Book Store, office
supplies 14.40
Medford Printing Co.. nrint-
ing and supplies 5.00
Total : $376.50
Fruit Inspector's Office
E. R. Oatman, fruit Inspec
tion !..$ 63.00
H. T. Pankoy, fruit Inspection 12.00
T. J. Williamson, fruit In-"
spection 48.00
Total ;:.$123.00
Assessor's Office
J. iB. Coleman, assessor's sal
ary $125.00
,1ns. Jf, Cronomtllor, work In
assessor's office ...,.,., 100.00
Dolnliu Coleman, work lu us--
, aessnr's nfflco 0B. 00
Amy Dow, work In. assessor's
office 78.00
Chris llottlleli, work In nssus-
sor's office 113.00
Lee llulloy, work In asses
sor's offli'o 20.03
Llnulo Hanseom, work In as
sessor's orrtco so, oo
J. T. l.lttlo, work In assessor's
office v 113.00
Emma Wendt1, work In nsaos-
sor't orrico as.oo
Ashland Printing Co., print-
nig ror orrico s.uu
J. F. Coloinun, assessor's tra
veling oxpnnso 10,25
Home Telephono Co., 'tele-
phono for assessor s bftlco 3.10
U K. Wnkomnn, prom In m on
assessor s bond IB, 00
Medford Iiook Sloro, office
supplies 2. OS
Modford Printing Co., print
ing una supplies si). no
Total ..v t.V....$S20.32
I Tax Hotmlo .
Leslie W. Sltinsell, refund of
19 it raxes 34. 31
Willow's Pensions
Ernestine Austin, widow's
pension S 17.50
Mrs. J. H. Byerly, widow's
pension ..', 3B.00
Rona W. llnrr, widow's poh- .
sion : 10.00
Nolllo Q. bush, wfdow's pen
sion 10.00
Goldlo M. Uoyar, willow's
pension .. ,.. 30,60
Orpha llotts, widow's pension ' 10.00
Eleanor Uossum, widow's
iionsion . 10.00
Prlnthii A. Blackburn, wld-
nw'a nuii.lnH OR fl A
Cora I), llucor., widow's pen- ,
sion v -18.00
Minnie Bonrdman, widow's
pension, ,, 25.00
Effle Mario Baor, widow's
pension 25,00
Ella May Cnlno, willow's poA-
slon . 17.50
Oln Chapman, widow's pen
sion 10.00
Anna L. Comm. wldow's p'on-
sion ..)..,-. 10,00
Dora Boll Cress, widow's
pension ..............rf...... 10.0
Lucv May Davis, widow's pen
sion i 10.00
Mae J. Dow, widow's pension 25.00
Nottlo Green, widow's pen
sion .;. .'. 25.00
Lizzie Heath, widow's pen- -
sion ..........j..:.;... 17.50'
Mary K. Hlggins, ; widow's
ponslon 17.50
Emma '.. Lonts, widow's pon- '
sion . io. ou
Dolly Lovo. widow's pension.. 33.50
Amanda M. McN'eal, 'widow's .
pension ......a..:................... 10.00
Mlnnlo M. Morris, widow's
pension ....... 25.00
Annie Rstolla LVelson, ' wid
ow's pension .' 2o.oo
Nlria Oatman, widow's pen
sion - 16.00
Sarah E. , Ossmun, widow's
pension lo.oo
Minnie B. Patch.! widow's 1 .
pension 10.00
Emma Paulson, widow's pen- -
sion 25.00
Rosa A. Peffley, widow's pen
sion 25.00
Mary P. 'Price, widow's pen- ;
sion . 33.50
Addle W. Shanks,', widow's
ponslon '. lu.oo
Rose R. Slnglor. widow's pen
sion 40.00
Catherine E. Silver, widow's -
pension 10.00
Laura E. Stewart, widows
ponslon 30.00
Ethol A. Tlbbosart. widow's
pension ... 15.00
Total ...............$675.00
Court llouiw) Kutwnso -
J. A. Norrls, Janitor' salary.. $ 74.40
Calir. Oregon Power Co..
lights for courthouse 7.79
Calif. Oregon Power . Co.,
lights for courthouse- .. 11.71
Fred J. Flck. miscellaneous
supplies for courthouse.... 33.05
Zollerbach Paper Co.. P. S.
towels :.... 12.00
II. C. Gurnett, painting court
house 125,00
Total
- .$204.
Jnll
Mrs.' August Slngler. 72 mbals
ror, jan $ zu.7i
J no. M. Williams St Co., Jail
supplies ; 2.40
Total ...$ 28.11
C'aro of Poor at Poor Farm
Theo. J. Malmgren. county
physician's salary i $ 83.33
Rosotta McQrall, county
nurse salary 100,00
W. N. Wells, superintendent
of poor farm 100.00
Knilers Dept. Store, supplies
for poor farm , 27.45
Home Telephono Co., tele
phone for January...;.....,,... 8.95
Home Telephone Co,, tele
phone for February............ i 8'.40
Hutchinson & Dumsden. sup
plies for poor fnrm........f.! 164.95
A. T. McMahan. labor on odor
farm , , 34.75
Rosetta McGrall, county nurse
expenditures for January., If. 12
Medfdrd Fur. & Hardware
Co.; supplies for poor farm , 3.75
Joshua Patterson, supplies
for poor farln -. .' 4.60
Mrs. Minnie Robinson,' labor
at poor farm 22.00
Mrs. Frank-Hose, labor at
poor farm - .75
Ulrich & Rvnn. sunolles for
county ifarm 14l.'80
w. N.; Wells, superintendent's
traveling expense' 8.00
Total ; $727.81
Caro of Poor Not at Poor Farm
Dan Auscbn, regular Indigent $10.00
Mrs. Rena Avery, regular In-, ;
dlgont ..: ,.........'..... ; 10.00
Nancy Arrowsmlth, roguiar -
Indigont .' '. 10,00
A. D, Baardsley, regular indi
gent 8.00
Maggie Bohl, regular Indigent ' 15,00
Mrs. Ov It. Broueck, regular
J. Indigent; 8.00
Mary M. Childors. regular In- ,
(dlgont , 12,00
Kate Copplo, regular Indigont . 8.00
Dave Daniels, regular Indl-. .
, . gent '. - .00
,,T. H. Fattlg, regular indigont 10.00
Catherine Oillette, regular in- :
' dlgent 10.00
Mrs, Guml, roguiar Indigent.. 12,00
Mvs, C, W, Stnnilloy, rugului"
Indigent ,
30.0(1
10.00
8.00
Mrs, Hutch, regular Indigent
Mrs. Hudson, regular indi
gent
Albert Johnston, regular In
digent; Viola Jones, regular Indigent
8.00
10.00
20.00
6.00
8,00
15.00
8.00
8.0(1
10.00
10.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
10,00
10.00
(1.00
10.00
10.00
10,00
7.00
10,00
10.00
8.00
8.00
1B.00
8.00
7.00
14.K5
' 4.00
30(00
1(1.00
8.50
9.00
3.45
10.00
5.00
15.00
9.00
37.76
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Kane, reg
ular IndlKonts ,
Martha Jones, vogulur Indi
gents ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kulsoa,
regular indigent
E. Klmlmll, regular Indigent
11. o. Knitpp, regular liidlgunt
l.enu Leo, regular Indigent....
Dun Mohur, regular Indigent
Mrs. Carrie IC. Miller, regular
Indigent .,
Mrs. 1. A. Montgomery, regu
lar Hid gent
Mrs, J. A. Myers, regular In-
illgont
Doe Parson, regular Indigent
Catherine ltodRurs, . regular
indigent
Mrs. A. M, Rule, ragulnr lu-
nignnt
Mrs. L. Schlofralln, regular
.Indigent
INnnoy Slsemore, regular Indi
gent ,
Kilns Slovo'r, regular Indigent
W. H. Smith, regular Indigent
T. D.. Stafford, regular Indi
gent
W. 11. Stewart, regular Inill-
' gent ;.. i
Mr, and Mrs, Tuffor, regular
indigents
Annio Wntklns, regular Indi
gents
Alex Wilson, regular Indi
gents
St. Wolgamott, regular' hull-
gmiis ....,...,..........,,,
Cecelia Wood, regular Indi
gent
W. A. Cowley, supplies deliv
ered to Indigent I
Enders Dept. Htnro, inorchan-
illso ror Indigent ...
Mrs. B, T. Howard, pasturing
cows ,
Mrs.. Juno Johnston, euro of
Indigent
Mr. Dv P. Lyons, care of In
digent ,...
Medford, Ico anil Storage Co.,
.. wood for Indigent,, .
Leonard Oorthup, milk for
indigont
Buugulow. Store, groceries for
Indigent
Phoenix Merc. Co., Indigent
account ,
Choa, Strang, drugs for Indi
gent....; B. P, Th"!"" & Co., supplies
, for indigent
Mrs. Alice lllrkh, rent for In
digent
Ulrica A Ryan, merchandise
for Indigent
Warnor. Wortmun A (loro,
supplies for Indigent
If. L. Dnntu, wood for Indi
4.00
gent
10.50
31.25
28.4.1
Valley Kuol Co., Wood for
Indigent ,
Wlhlte House Grocery Co.,'
supplies for Indigent -.
Total, ,
. JuVenllit Court
$052.60
C. A, Chapman, work for Ju
vonlio court i
$ 6.00
M. L. Dally, Juvenile court
expense
1.25
Total $ 7.25
AdvcrtlHlng ii Countv Printing
Ashland Tidings, publishing
county court proceed nas . I 33.30
Modford Printing Company.
miscellaneous printing , 89.70
Total , ..: $123.00
: Indigent feuiltllcr
D. W. Luke, burial pf old sol-
uior 7. i ou.uu
. Election I-jciienso
Bonrnstt Investment Co.. elec
tion .expense ,$ 5.00
W. II. Edmunds, tor bringing
ballot box ,. 6.00
Modford Lumber Co., lumbar
for oleetlon booths 3.65
A. J. T. Smith, canvassing
votes Novczr.uar o:s:tlon.... 11.00
.. M Ul.ll f U.IU
John itlnoBS. ferryman sal
ary I 20.00
Charley Hamilton, road Vlow-
er expense i 4.rti
J. M. Taylor, rond expense.-... 1.50
-, C. Taylor, Toad exponso.... 3.00
Total , ;....$ 84.00
Hurvovor'H orrico
C. Prank Rhodos. county sur- .
veyor s salary $ 52.00
C. Frank Rhodes, oxpenso of
surveyor 13. oo
Total ; $ 65.00
Henlcr of Weights and Mea-uiro
E. A. .Bond, summary of
weights and measures $ 16.60
Wnlor Muster
Fred N. Cifmmings, wator
master's BalUry v.$loo.oo
Fred N. Cummlngs, expense
of water master..,.: 0.4&
Fred N. Cummlngs, oxpenso
or water master zi.au
Total ...,.:.;...,,..;;:....,..........,.$ 128.25
District Attorney I'.xiM-nse
Medford Book Store, supplies
for attorney ,..$ 1.26
O. M. Roberts..expense of dis
trict attorney omce i .1.111
Total, ...........$ 45,19
' - County Auditor
J, H. Wilson, county uudlt....$2n0.00
J load Fund
IMnd District No. 1
Jack True, payroll.. $264,00
Thos, H, Simpson, supplies
. for district No. 1....: 34.85
Carson Fowlor. Lumber Co.,
supplies for; district No. 1.. 18.35
-High ec son, supplies ror dis
trict No. 1... 19.10
Total , ..$330.30
', ' Itoiul District No, a
Wm, Bruin, pay roll $ 10.ri2
' ' 1 Itonil DlHtrlct, No. 4
O.Jl, Wolshor, pay roll $14(1.00
V Iloml District No. ft
F,'J. Watson, pay roll :....$ 02.00
Hoiwl District No. 0
A. C. Epence, pay roll.. $ 42.00
INI. N. Charley, hrldgo work.. 10.50
fynllfornla Oregon Power Co.,
fusos for district No. 0...:..' 3.50
California, brngon Powor'Co,,
power for dlstrlet No, 6...... 4.50
Total .....v...... $ 00.50
' itonil DlHtrlct No. 7
N, B. Stoddard, avo, district
No 7 $ 3.75
Itoiul District No, H
J, 13. Davidson, pay roll .. 250.00
-, lUmil DIhU IcI No. 10
David Diirii, pay roll,, '
W, it. diirrHlt,' work district
No, 10 ..,.-.1 -
85.50
i 8.00
03,50
68.00
11100
40.75
22,00'
8,00
Total .. 1
I,, ,l 111.1,1,1 Vn. 11
John Thrasher, pay , roll.. $
i Road JIlBlilct No. Ill
Goorgu Hlucy, pay roll..,.
ltniiil DlNtrlct No, III
J. 8. Qutickunbush, pay roll....
i Ilium lilNinri- wi. i t
I). W. Peiieii, pay roll
ltmritl llnail I'liml
Sum Wliloh, work '
Total rouit fund
lloiinly Fluid
,.$I,:I05.32
$ 9.00
2,00 .
II. 00
8.IIO1
11.00
2.00
5.00
.... 10.00
1U.00
4-00
2.0(1
2,00
.... 40.00'
4.00 ,
Jj.Oll
20,00
11.00
3,00
.1.0(1
10.00
5.00
111.00
5.(10
8.00
3.00
11.00
21.00
6,00 t
5.00"
3.0(1
8,0(1 1
3.00
5,00
7,1(0
2.00
4.0U
2.00
5.00
3.00
11.110
3.00
.....$:i07.00
C. W. CHley.i
I' rank it. Myers. ,.1
Carl Hanson f ............
.1, lliirtman
Will. Hchmelr
Vernon Dun ford
A, Jiildni'ss ,v
Anton King
0, W, Itlllg...;
Hurt Armprleut
James Francis
almost (I, Dnhiiek .,
Charles Dunford ,
Phillip .Vhtri'imun
James Itonlit
Rapliuel (inrdner
Genrgii Harriott
I, Medermuynr
Charles Hnydor
Kurl Suyilor
I), C. llodiliird
William Undsay
Joseph Muyffeld
.Harry Huyvs
C. U, Noutlminer
C. J. Humphrey
James Itoynold
Albert Cnlllngs
Isaac Coffinun .....
A. D. Moore
-hunt's Young
. Ilnrtmiitt .. .....
. P. Dlnltlns
nun SplUer
ttosriie ApploKiuo ,
w. II. vniigliun
T. M, Rowden
P, N. Priiott
It. It. Guches
Charles Woottwurlh
W. M. Iloefft
Total
Tolnl expenditure for Feb
ruary, 191 9 iN.44u.11u
CHAUNCEY Fl.OREY,
County Clerk.
LIBERTY TAXI
With now Dodge car.
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Stationed at 16 N. Front Bt.
Halo & Lyon, Props. Phono
Vulcanizing
A our work strluly gimmntcol l
be first class.. 13 N. Mr Nt., .imiruru
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BUCKEYE INCUBATORS ,
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GARDEN SEEDS "
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FERTILIZERS
Potatoes $1.80 per cwt.
MONARCH FEED
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Camera Shop
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' in Southern Oregon.
' 'f-KntivoH iriftdo nny time or
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