Medford mail tribune., January 14, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

MEDFORTl WATT, TRTRTTNE, SfFDFORT). OTJ"Fi !0"NT. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14. 1920
page iy)ut?
Medford Mail, tribune
AM INDEPENDENT
t.l.iffU.i E'.'r.CI AKTKRS'H
EXCKPT PL'NDAT RT THK
UEL.FORIJ PP.INTI.NO CO
. iffloe. Mall Tribune Builrtlnr. !-'-
orth Fir ttreeL Pnor.e 73
A consolidation of tha Democratic
flm. Th U.!ford lla'l. The ModlorO
Tribune, the Houthero Gregonliii, Ttte
uuiaod Tribune.
The Mdro7-l Sunday B-n ! f'irntihed
ubscrlben dealrl&g a aevco-dar dallj
aewipaper.
EXCEEDING THE PURITY SPEED LIMIT
'MUSIC TEACHER IS
AN tlu-iv- 1)f too much of a crooil tiling. ' If so the- coun-j
try is in Iaiiir'-r. For at tin- prc-i-tit raft- i,f n-l'orm.
f won t I j f - aiivtiiiir' but roo.ti.i-s-; j -r t tv tin? rouitn
RORERT Rrm. K-lltOT.
8. 8. SMITH, Manair.
VBICKXPTIOir TMSI
IT MAIL I.N ADVA-NOb:
Dally, with Runway Sun, rr If M
Ially. with Sunday Suf.. month .IS
Tjally, without Sunday sud, yar I 00 :
bally, without K'lnrtay Hijn, n:ontM .SO
Weekly Mall Tribune, oo y4r 1 50
Sunday Hen, one yoar 1 SO i
IT CARRIER In Mprlford. Aablanil, :
Jaokaonvllle. Central Point, Pno-mlx. !
Ijally, with Sunday Hun. y?ar 17 50!
islly. with Hunday -Sun, rr.onth .15 I
fratlr. without Hunday flun. var. 100
ijally, without Hunday Hun, month .11
' iMrlclal paper of the City of Uxlford.
Official paper of Jargaon County.
J Entered aa lecond-tana matter at
toedford. Oregon, under tae act of March
I, 1871.
Hid
of Julv.
Perhaps that is what we an- after. lint we helieve it
! was Jioh 1 iifjersoll who said that virtue in excess becomes
;a minor vi-e. Sometimes as we obsei-ve the increasing
momentum of the reform band wami, we believe Bob
was rislir.
Take .January i:!th for example. just one day out of
the '.). in the press reports inr that day we note Sena
tor MrXarv introduces. bv reoiiest. a lull making ev
ery ,m(-riean citizen dry, not only in America
out. of it.
Not content with making the constitution follow
f'l;i -r, this measure would make the lth amendment fo
- ;thc touri.-t. Let the American traveler order a -m
RESULTS, SHE SAYS
zent
J. II. Fattiu. regular indigent
Catherine Gillette, reauiar in
digent Mrs. Gunn. regular indigent....
Mrs. Hudson, regular indigent
Mis. Hat' h. regular indigent
Martha Jones, regular indi
gent
jia Jones,
ent
I
regular indi-
reyular in-
.1 n
wonderful
-'an taking Tanlac
Albert Johnston.
iiiip.y delighted over my; dit'er.t
improvement since I be-' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kane, reyu-
was the enthusi-l lar indigents
won iatly areraga elrciUUn fcr
BIZ maalfca nunf D9. II.
i.m
MEMBER Or THE ASSOCIATED
I PRESS
Full Leaaed Vrnrt nrvira The Amo
ilated Preaa la exrlu.il veiT entitled to
I the une for renuhllratlon of all nea!
glepatches credited to It or not other-1
wlae credited In thla paper, and alo the I
j local Dewi published herein. All rlghtal
, or republication or ar'eciaj aiaaLaaa
' toreln ara alao reaerred.
UW'ON.Jfc.LeefC
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Parry
'. The exiierlr.l ;
'. Jiniuiened. A tii
! trodufeil nt the M
- legislature. Iarrm
.' most prii-aie. nl' ii
.1 the ir
I lull I.:.
...-l.il -.-
li. te.l h.
I,.-., i
'.,11 ..I III.-!
.ill exeept tliei
iviir iiietnre. It'
Iveiitiire
:,:l the t;i- : fll IfliCO,
n.l in ll.e r nioderii
1!)L! be
the
llt
th(
llow
of
Saki in Tokio, or a ''lass of Chiatiti in Caiui and before
he ets the beverage to his lip:;- Ilawkshaw the internal
and eteriial revenue collector jumps from conven
ient ambush, dashes the drink to the pavement and cries.
"Over one and one-half per cent, stranger, put on the
cuff.-; and follow me!
Strictly virtuous of course, but we repeat, can't then
be such a tiling as too much virtue.
Or take the new movie censorship promulgated the
same day by State Senator Kberhard. "No scenes or
episodes on the screen depicting a felony.'' Now a fel
ony today may not be a felony tomorrow, as the present
rate of reform clearly demonstrates. j
Miootmt; a six siiooter in a crowded restaurant, ana
winL'in;' the chef through the pantry door is certainly a
felony now, so is throwing unprotected males and females
over cliffs, and paying for a six course meal with
staire money.
Hut in sight of six months we venture to say hitting a
man in the face with a custard pic will be a state's prison
while showing the symmetrical proportions of a
Venus in a one-piece .swimming suit, will befon
punishable by death.
Ily virtuous of course, but we repeat, can't there
i thing as too much virtue-!
a.-iic state.v.'-n: mado iy m;;s Louise
; I'antriil, poiMilar music teacher of !
4 Kim s-.reet. Los AnKeles. Cal. I
J 'Tor as lo:. as can remember ;
!my kidneys troubled me and I rarely!
i ever ot a irood night's rest," she1
.Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Kehoe,
regular indigents
H. (.'. Knapp regular indigent
-Mrs. Lena Lee, regular itiili-
gent
Mrs. CaVrie K. Mill--r, regular
indigent
continued. "1 lot my appetite com-1 Amelia Mayiield. regular in-
pletely and what I maoat'fd to swa!-j digent
low l.y sheer force of will would fer-: tiaa Mahar, regular Imii-
ment and cause so rninii gas that' ,ent
my heart would palpitate terribly I ..'jnd'i Mnt8on"!r- W
and at times I came near talntin.UIrsa7,V.8Mver7.''ruUr""in
I fell off from one hundred and twen- (U"Pnt
1,(
Sti'i-such
'.the- bill pii.-e-. iit n rtl
'nnd roiititiM'.1 ;tn . rr- 1.
, voritit'- of tin- - n-' r;
Iilitco will i'ii tin- fli j-il I in- i nft i ;
of iIowin' in tin: itIjhI .sM'iir'liin
, v. iivf., rotif m I i n'r i !i i v' -'t-ni :.
' i i-md i-na-t, jtrnl, inaviic, if (In;
. -or SiV'K. ;i view nl Ine col tec rl;ifl-
lalions of .;iv;i. with no Inifiiiin lit.'
ivisihl... for tin- i.i..' .t in t .;. t tm... Ami mi tli;it same lata! .lay they H-rfcrtt'd Ians to cx-
.icnl !;(n.l. :in; wont to ur.-.r onK a j )(. fj Vc n iclti lie l'H ( ( f t lie Soc ia I ist 1 ill't V f l'( lll t lie N(' W Y( vk
.s";.l:.:l.;,!il,..,,r .. rM- '"" .' '
-nved no inh -iri. t reiiiati,,,, ,,r n,e Strictly virtuous again. And yet can't we also have
:t'coi.ie. iiui-in... tin- wiir ..iue irreat j f , , much ,,f s,,,- ,,f virtue? If a majoritv partv can
7".."' "'J'':'.!1 'W tin- minoritv socialists whv mnt thev exuel the mi-
i rcinniiei-r w'ith n halt ii;it;c! nr, nority Democrats, and, the minority Republicans, for
lio'i. h.is f fti-,1 uiihniit reason iK-ttv! -(u Illllst remember even I i't-1 ill blica lis and I lehiocrats; ai-r
.cornet imes in 1 he minorit '.
Juiuor evil Was hail enoil'jll - Heaven
knows I hilt it never tried t., ii. ( a
n self aiip-inted .jiiiir.iian nt' niiinkin.l,
with ritrtil ilisr-ieline lor nil.
The hill tTohihitiiiL' niovini: t-te-tures
shoulil he eoiintere.l with one
nrovidinu' tor short i-ii1-uitin.' the orn
.lorieul iind n.i'ntal faeiilties ot" irres.
Iionsihh- refoniicrs din-in..' a -es-ion
of the IcL'ishiture, and for nil time
thereafter.
. ('olldemnill..' .Jui-k llellli-eV. elialll-
liion iiimili-t, lor his win- ieei.nl "ill
not helo his '.French otun.nrnt, .
Ciirnentier nnv. Thmiuh Mr. Iiemn
sev's pain. .li-in ran lov sluii vanl
instead of tn-nehes, his hittinir imwer
is 100 hit cent. (Ill sum til of Ihi-.
mnnv eeonle desire to see the I'reneli
liuin kiioek hn hler tliiin it weil.e.
; eL'trri' valioii nnon the Id ! '
aiiiniwr- in ulii.-h the ..r, .1. it. II i,.n ,.ti..f
;vns iniide im.-s:!iIi'. Live- t i,e -,ait. Someone mavsav K'epiiblicjins and Democrats are not
l'rv unhoiiiideii cuiri-.e m ihe r ei-considered criminals.
:!;;:;::,;:,'lT".:!;:i::';;;;e';::v,;::sl ,V:;::- N" nm ;-m ...,. -t a iays
llaltcn.-.l. i.ut lltMi-ri- i- iinni-inL-l ;,Ur. I lU'l'r Wcl'c sonic Vcl'V lilllly I'CSjM'Ct f( Socialists ill
nroiiTwl its livt.lv n t-rifkrl. Thi: ()rcn. ami ill Mustdll. OlicO.
i At Ihc present rale, we waircr that in tin heat of the
coming president ia I campaign, it will he seriously pro
posed hy some Uepubliean to deport all the Democrats,
and by .some Democrat to deport all the Republicans.
Strietlv virtuous of eoiirse, but we repeat eaift there
be such a tiling: as too much virtue.
And so we i.iirht continue indefinitely, through
Jack Dempsev to the poor Harvard Liberal club, but
what's the use i Its all in the air and probably there's no
el leel ive wav lo eel ir our.
I iit for a few non-conformists there is this to reiuem-
in one direction are usually followed bv
ot her. Puritanism, when everything
nsidered wicked, was followed by Charles
thin"; wicked was considered pleasant.
Tin; Hon. liill lirvnri mnv not he
'nastcHv'' n rcrtain !itin
truislictl i-itizcn. lint Im i. not ns hult
licali'l. Mr. Itrvnn uluav-; trivt-s a
tzood imitalinn of wl-iif n imiIiIh- of
fieinl'sliouM he. until Ih u t-, to In- -i
puhlii! official.
Chris ("iottlil. oil .Inl!
Afon. Work will 1m niched s
liit oil in thi-; .'I'tioii 1 1 n 1 1 n ur )
era tic a!miniMr;tlion.
Tin JJcliriaiw run now l'o to work.
The AiTirrii-an hVIirf Siu-irlv rt'Mrt
that thr laM f tlir Ainrrn-iin L'rui
shipped to that liin.l liii:n' the u Mi
ll as been ct.
Xowt. Itordrn and p.'- k Ht'iinitt
will he drlitrlitril to li-iirii lh;il tlo- An
lilldttn Soiictv i" "n M crdiir nr.iti'.--lion
to sparroU'-." ("itii tis uho live
nrar sparrow-; -1 ;: i n i llitv, nut tl.(-fciiarrow.--,
nrrd the "pro!, i-tuth."
ber. Mxeesses
excesses ill the
pleasant was a
I I when everv
There is a limit,
avoided.
even to virtue it excessive vices are to 1m
County Court I'rorMNlins
Tin? following is a m-hedule of
pxprnd Hurt's of .lurkson County. Ore.,
toKt'fhrr with a list of tho r!ulmantn
and tirtirli's i.f .mrvirt for whirh the
t hum is mado and which worn passwi 1 oHtai Tf?lKraih Co.,
upon hy tho County Court of .lack son . Kranis for bhi'riff
County ilurini; tho month of Ortoher. j
l!'l!, and writ' allowt'd as follow, j Total
with thr exceptions shown. i Wk's orri
C. K. Torrlll. stamps for offire
John U. Wimor. deputy sht-r-
iff's travelinK expense
Medford Hook Store, officii
supplies
ttde-
.i.tjij
10.22
i:..:ii
17.7.-1
County Ciirt aitil ( otniiiissiinrrs
(1. A. Caniner. ountv jud?;e's
pf.lary J 1 rin.nn
t!tu. W. ( i en. t uunty roin-
inissioner's salary Tl.t.o
James (iwcns, county coinmis-
nioner's salary lL'.'t.U i
Ashland Pr i n t in Co.
hi roinuilssioners'
ceedins
Postal Telem-aph Cc,.,
grains, county Judm'
clerk's sal-
ueputy
clerk's
Iirint-
P i)
ele-
Thc IloNhrviki
Zh ska i.tu-ki.
the ptare thev
couldn't pronoitiiei
ha i'
AM. r
mt.'d
md
It is alii.ul t tl'.it .I.i
rill of C..:.! Hill he..- eard..
'M'JO ! WOIl it II it IltT L'l'l! -;i:;m
M.intr.
I'. M. ti
nt I:1
Old papers for tmtldinif
hmmn rlAATilnK. 1 ar tumiil
Total j:!77. t 1 !
'i rcii it ( 'ourt j
A. It Thompson. in uit court
crier $ 1 2,h
.lust it r Court I
W. U. Cowdy. jiisthv fees ... $ U' ;:, ;
A, h. Irwin. . ortstaMe fees . I.vu j
l. Ii. Shauitirook. justice)
rourt wit ne-s 1 t .1 o
Ci. o Tavh r. justiei court i
(I o Tavlur. just iec cou i t ' "
f.-es rt;.'.:. 1
Ofo O. 'I'luioihy. ju.-ni-e court
i. t-s C"
A. II .initneritian. jiKtir.'
Court tees i' J.". t
Chauncey Klorey
n ry
.Mildred .M. Noil.
clerk's salary
"ranees Noil, deputy
salary .
UuhiTta Prarce, deputy clerk
salary
Ivlilia Stevens, deputy clerk's
salary
Helen Clark, work in clerk's
offire
I.eora Cod ward, work in
clerk's effire
Chauncey Flo rev, stamps tor
clerk's offite
Kunzman Priutim: Co., ruh-
her stamps, clerk's off in ...
Lewis I'Irit h, clerk's oifico
oxponso
Western t'nion Tel, Co.,
clerk's office, t'derams .
Frt-d J. Firk. expre-;.-. ih rk's
.Oil
$ 1 .. tit)
loo. On
MJ.u 0
7."..t'0
TO.un
tl.1.00
o. J , K u.i:ii
stamps lor
(itord Honk S : , i :
fli e stipplii-s .
ty pounds to ninety-eiht and was so
nervous and weak I had to give up
my work.
"Medicines and treatments did not
do me a bit of good and I lost faith
in th?m. A friend of mine kept in
sisting tha. I try Tanlao and tr,
plea.se her I did. Now 1 .ant thank
her enough, for the way Tanlac help
ed me is not hint; short of reaiark
utde. My appetite came riuht ba-k
and I eat anything I want without
the slightest trouble. My kidneys
seem to be In perfect sluipe and I
sleep all ni-'ht Ions like a child. I
have gained so much in weight and
.strength and am so happy I don't
hesitate to say Tanlac is the be.-:t
medicine I ever heard of."
Tanlac Is sold In Meuford by West
Side Pharmacy, In Gold Mill by M. D,
f;oers, In Central Point by -Miss M.
A. Mee, in Ashland by Eat Side
'harmacy. In Eagle Point by Voc
dor Hellen. AdT.
Nl
f uperintendnt's supplies.... "U.O."
G. W. Ai?er, office expense Kj.sm
(i. W. Anr, county institute
supplies S.Or-
G. W. Aer, county institute
expense S2.4 I
G. V. Aer, traveling ex
pense a u.oO
I.eora God ward, work fcr
school superintendent G.Oo
G. W. Godward, work eighth
prarle examining board 3. On
Mrs. Kuene Tliompson, work
at county institute 9.00
Western I'nion Tel. Cc-., tele
grams for school superin
tendent 1.0s
Total ?."lli.Ni
Km it InsptHtor', on'icc.
i-. It. Oatman. fruit in
spector's salary $1.11.00
II. T. Panke, fruit inspector's
salary 1 ."iO.Oo
Total $30S.UO
Assessor's Office.
J. H. C(,leman, county assess
or's salary 12T..00
Jar,. M. Crone mi Her, deputy
assessor's salary 100.00
Linnio Hansconi, deputy as-
st'ssor's salary SO. 00
Delpha C. Terrill, deputy as
sessor's salary Gj.00
Elva Coleman, work in as
sessor's office 12.50
J. B. Coleman, traveling ex
pense 11.2.")
nsioiiM.
widow's
widow's
's pen-
n.
lie cr
SHUjOH
m T it ft I
' STOPS O Jk iJ
JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker
ATioiip M. 17 antt I7J
AtlfomoMNi lli'nn.1' Sft-vt.a
IMlj AAltiint
h'J HOt'TII HA ItTlaKTT
ABU AiubulJUiC Survltc CAruure
Total . ,
Miri ii I's i Mi, 1
C K. Terrill. sheriffs at.ir
I'lora Thorn P-.011 i!'put vhr
iff's salarv
tleor:;.' I, U.iw.ud, d-'pmy
slo'iiff's aUr
John H Winter, tl.pu'y r-ht-r-i?fs
sabtrv
C.l-'ii I. I'-rnil. .. pry sher
iffs salary , .
I I.ret Ter hero w, wi.rk in
slieri f f's or fin' 4
Geo I., llow. nd, deputv sher
iff trav. !!!::;' fens
lui nian Priu'in Co. r ibbtT
s':tmw, sheriffs of'ir
J. .I McMahou. deputy .i.hcr-
J I "
Tot ay
M yt tie
l'r.liis'il ) i ii .,
W. Itlakelv. countv
treasurer's alary jtiiot.iot
p I.enore Godlove. dep;u treas
urer's salary . . So. no
i MyrMe V Ulakely, s'am; s for
i off h e l it to.
l Mt'df. :,i Hook Srore. otri.e
supplies :jo
Total
Whlovv's Pi
Ernestine Austin,
pension
Kffie Mario Haer,
pension
Orpha Hetts, widow
slon
Printha A. Hlaekburn, wid
ow's pension
Minnie Hoard man, widow's
pension
Goldie M. Huer, widow.-, pen
sion Mrs. .1 . II. H y e rl y , w i d o w 's
pension
Eleanor Possum, widow's pen
sion Ella May Caine, widow's pen
sion Anna Laura Corum, widow's
pension
Mae .1. taw. widow's pension
Lucy May Davis, widow's pen
sion Nettie Green, widow's pension
Lizzie 'Heath, widows pen
sion Mary U. Hijisin.s. widow's
pension
I -oily Love, widow's pension
M mnio M. Morris, wuluw's
pension
Nida Oatman, widow's pen
sion Sarah L Ossman, widow's
pension
Emma Paulson widow s pen
sion Mary Priscilla Price, widow's
pension
Itosa A. Peffly, widow's pen
sit. n
P.etha M. Itichardson, wid
ow's pension
Uo.-a Ann Kohbins. widow's
pension
La ii ra E. Stewart, widow's
pension
Hose It. Sinnler. widow s pension
Mrs. Sevey. widow's pension. ..
Cat her hie Eliz. Si! v.-r. wid-
ow's pension
' Adtlie W. Shanks, widow's
1 pension
i Eth-'l A, Tibbesart, widow's
I pension
Sarah Wakeman. willow's pension
17.a0
2.1.00
10.00
1 a. 00
2.1.00
20.00
3.1.00
10.00
17.10
10. no
11.1.0 u
1 0 . 0 n
2.1.00
10.00
1 O.Oo
0 2 .10
2.1.00
I. 1.00
10.00
10.00
32.50
2.1.00
3 2.. 10
1 0.00
4 0.0 0
1 7.1 1.
1 't.O..
11. On
II. 00
i:
M'"'
T- i ri!l. sheriff's travi
expanse
Toi.il J o
mi mo si liool SuperililciidenCv I M l it e.
G. W . Aer, srhool superin-
7.1,111 teiul- nt's a,ay $110 no
II E Morris, srhool Miper
I 'n vigor's s.tlatv '' "O
Irs Kuncni' Thompson, work
m m ho. I superintendent's
o-ri . 0. 22.00
H 7" It K Motri-. balance of Au-
Kiit sabtrv 2 n(i :
11.1 o ! Ashland Print ing Co., s houl
Total $-;oi.
( iin of PiMr Not at Poor l-'arin.
Nancy Arrasinitli. re-: alar in
digent
Kena Avery, re-'nlar indigent
Han AustMui. recilar mdiuent
J. II. Aoderstn. regular Indi
gent A. 1). HeuiMsb-y, regular in
digent c
Maaaio Pohl regular indicent
Mrs G. K. Hroi.,k, rojiular
indiiient
Mary M. didders. n'i;ular
indigent
Kate Copple, n miliar indi-
de. regular in-
regular indi-
:ular indi
?gular Indi-
regular indi-
i.ular indi-
dicrent .
Margaret
digent
Doc. Parsons,
sent
Catherine Rodgers, regular in
digent Mrs. A. M. Rule, regular In
digent Mrs. L. aSchiefflin. regular indigent
W. II. Smith.
gent
Nancy Sisemore
gent
T. IJ. Stafford.
gent
Elia3 Slover.
gent
Z. Wolganioit, regular indi
gent Cecilia Wood, regular indi
gent Alex Wilson, regular indi
gent Annie Watkins, regular indi
gent Huniralow Store, indigent sup
plies Hutchison & Lumsdcn, indi
gent supplies
Mary R. Higgins, regular indi
gent Jack.-cn Street Store, indi
gent supplies
Leonard Orthups, indigent
supplies
W. A. Cowley, indigent sup
plies B. P. Theiss & Co.. indigent
supplies
Valley Fuel Co., indigent sup
plies !
Cure of Poor at Poor Kami.
S.0'
10.0'
12 .'J -
V0
lo.O'. 6.0'
1 0 . 0 1"
S.Ot.
20.0'1
S.0
Ja.oij lo.O
17." 10.O'
.
S.Ot
10.0''
s.o-
10 .Of
10.0'
?.)'
11.00
10. Of
7.00
10. 00
11.00
S.i'O
S.00
S.00
10.61
1 1.S0
21.20
li'.i:
9.0m
" o o ?
15.00
county
county
county
Total
Theo J. Malmgrem,
physician's salary ,
W. X. Wells, supt.
farm's salary
Ed Hinns, meat for
farm '.
linT-flwell Fruit Co., supplies
for county farm
Hardwell Fruit Co., supplies
for county farm
Albert Crane. nursing at
county farm
Grant Davis, thrashing at
county farm
Ender's Cash Dept. Store,
county farm supplies
E. C. Gardner, county farm
supplies
Leon H. llaskins, county farm
supplies
Hutchison & Lumsden, coun
ty farm supplies
C. M. Kidd & Co.. repairing
shoes, county farm
Medford Furn. & Hdwe. Co.,
county farm supplies
Mr. A. McHee, county farm
expense
John C. Mann, county farm
supplier
Homer Xeil, wood for county
farm 299.00
Pcoli Furniture & Hdwe. Co.
countv farm supplies
Pacific Tel. Ac Tel. Co.. tele
phone for county farm
Edna M. Wells, work at coun
ty farm
V. M. Wells, county farm ex
pense
W. X. Wells
pense
White House Grocery, coun
ty farm expense
California-Orecon Power Cc.,
lights for county farm
$l4f,.3S
$ S3.33
100.00
10.1S
13 31
S.l'".
10.00
20.00
9.27
4.00
1.30
27.47
4.20
1.30
1.30
30.0S
traveling
2.00
3.15
13.00
S.5C
S.00
2 3.97
12.63
Total JU9S.49
Court House l-AlM'nso.
J. A. Xorria. janitor's salary fiO.OO
Zellerliach Paper Co., sup
plies at court house 12. 23
TLtal
$
fail.
.1. A. Xorris. jailor's salary?
California-OreKon Power Co.,
Hants for jail
.Mrs. .1. llartman. jail matron
The ToL'cery, supplies for jail
inmates
Mattie Thompson, meals for
, prisoners
Effio May Terrill, meals fcr
prisoners
Jno. M. Williams, jail expense
7 n 3
23.0H
4.27
2 .2 al
13.41
72. SI
42. 35.
3.30
Total JK347
Advcrti-dnK and County Printing.
Medford Mail Tribune, adver
tising and county printing $ 37.03
Medford Mail Tribune, print
ing water decree 717.20
Total $711.2::
.-oa, Is and lltuliuays.
John Itlaess. ferryman's sal
ary 21."
Surveyor's Office.
Florence Iteddy. work in sur
veyor's effke $ 40.00
C. Frank Rhodes, surveyor's
office expense 12.''"1
Total
lo.o,.
. o.oo
1 0.00
0o
1 3.01)
I
..2.0'
1.6:
$
t mutty ure.
C. K. dates Auto Co.. gasoline
for county nurse- $
Water MaMor
Kreil V C:immir:i:s, wafer
master's salary lou.OO
Meilfor.l Hook Strre, supplies
for deputy water master .... 1.30
Kent
l'af i'aniel
S.oo
10.
Total fl"l.3e
Distriit Alt. vine).
(1. M. Kot'erts. (list rirt at
toinev o'fice expense $ 41
H. C Sievenson. expense for
distriet attorney 3"
County Fair Allowawe.
it. E. Morris, county fair al-
lowame 00' .'
I'. S. Kni'loment Ajjent.
M. S. James, eplyment
atretic
IIO.VK HM.
r.iuul litriit n. 1.
L. C. IeCarlow,o woric d.s-
trict No. 1 -
Harris, work district No. 1,
71 .
$145.
Total
Hoail lli-triet So. 'J.
Wm. Brum, payroll district
No. 2 ' t':
Ashland I.urul'rr Co.. lumber
fjr district No. 2
Medford Concre-e Construc
tion Co., supplies fur dis
trict No. 2 ' ''
Total
Hul 1 li-tri.'t No. '
Ni.-k Tounz. pavroll district
o. :l . $1,312.
Clara Youns. '"el, rock
crushT -"
Total i.3t;2.i..:
H.iai! Ii-ti ii t X".
O. S. Velsh;r. pay roll road
district N a 4 I TO. 04
Koail histrict o. ."
F. .1. Watson, ray roll district
No. 3 $3::7.1-.
ltoiul UNtrii't Xo. (1
A. C. Snence, pav roll district
No. 0 - i : 3 1
Maniranese Metal Co., sup
plies, district No. II i ')."
Von iter Hellen Hdwe., sup
plies district No. tl 1"...
Itoy Ashpcle. supplies, dis
trict No. 0 3.. .4
Frank Farlow. expense, dis
trict No. ' 2.01
Wm. Messail, eravel furnish
ed district No. G
Merchant's
Lunch
at
! Holland Cafe
Music During
Dinner Hour
Cafe
Holland
C. Y. Tengwald, Mgr.
.. 10.1
S 13.SU.
Total
Hoad DiMlict Xo. 7
Tom Stanlev, pay roll district
No. 7 S230
Ilutte Fall-1 l.unilier Co., sup
plies, district No. 7 30
Total ?273c
1 Snail Kisli ict Xo. R
.1. K. Itavidson, payroll, dis
trict No. s J1S4J
lloail lli-trirt Xo. t)
Tom Carlton, pay roll, dis
trict No. 9 .'U'7.'
I'.oail Ii-liit Xo. 1"
David Horn, payroll, district
No. lo $371.
Fred .1. Fick, supplies, read
district No. 1 j 6.
Total 531
lioail District Xo. I 1
John Thrasher, pay roll, dis
trict No. 1 1 $223.00
Hoad District Xo. 12
Hubbard Bros., supplies, dis
trict No. 12 i 4.40
Medford Concrete Const. Cc.,
supplies, district No. 12....
Total
lioail District Xo. l:t
Harold McDonald, haulms
rock, Medford-Kat-'le Point
road
James Hishr.p. haulinu rock,
Medford-Eairle Point road..
H. I.. Crcsoi-v, labor, district
No. 13
Hubbard Itros., supplies, dis
trict No. 13
Huiibard Bros., supplies, dis
trict No. 13
James Owens, money ad
vaneed district 13
John Renault, haulinc rock
Med.-F.aitle F'oint road .
Geo. Brcwn & Sons, fuel for
rock crusher
Anna M. Owens, fuel for
rock crusher
Total
(iencral Itoads.
Geo. Stacey, pay roll general
roads $912.00
Crater Lake Hdwe Co., gen
eral road supplies 24.0"
Fads Transfer Cc, transfer
general roads 17.3'i
Gadilis & Dixon, fencing for
general roads U00.C0
Earls Coal Co., coal for roal
engine 3.i'"
J. Hartman, bridge supplies 23o.Oit
Medford Fur. & Hdwe. Co.,
expense Nash quad 03. St
W. A. Nickell, bridge tim
bers 3 .'-
Oregon State Highway Com.
truck hire 1 12.0
Read Builders F.quip Co.,
crusher parts 14v0i
'. 04.44
$ 6S..M
$120.00
S.I'.
$170.00
2.10
SI. 00
7.33
....33.00
9..0
. 20.00
$43S.03
47.i
1 1S.
24.! r,i.;
2
4?.;
Total $2713
Ashland-Klamatli l-'alU lioail
Jack True, payroll A. K. F.
road $4036
Ashland Lumber Co., lum
ber A. K. F. road i , 2
Ashland Creamery, supplies
A. K. K. road
Ashland Trading Co., sup
plies A. K. F. road
Lars llerg, lumber A. K. F.
road
E. B. Barron, meat, A. K. K.
road
Carson-Fowler I.ml.r. Cc.
supplies A. K. F. road
J. P. I lodge fc Sons, sup
plies A. K. F. road
Wm. O. Dickerson, sup
plies A. K. F. road
Enders lpt. Store, supplies
-V K. F. road
Enders .''ept. Store, supplies
A. K. V. road
IL H. Cearhart, labor, A. K.
F. read
Harrison llros., tru.k ex
pense Holmes Bros, supplies .V
K. F. roa-l
Holmes Bros., supplies A. K.
F. road
.Mlford Furn & Miiw. Co !
supplies A. K. F. road
Trnvost Brcs.. supplies A K.
F. road
Ira Keedcr. sup-.'i. s A. K
F. road
Thos. H. Sinipsnn. ' j.p' e,
A. K. F. ron.l
Plies A. K. F. ri .i.l
White House flrocerc. sup
plies A. K. F. road
Ashl.iud Furniture Co., sup
plies A. K. V road .
Facie. Meat Market, meat
A. K F ro.-i.l
H'.ibbard Brrs. supplies A.
3s4.
12.(i
127 :
43.
217
30
33 I
I K. F. road
C. H. Vaupel, supidies A.
2" 12
K. F. road
Total
regular iiuli-
Total
i 43.10'
CHAfNCF.Y FI.uKKY.
County Clerk.
WHY NOT
Get Your
FANCY GROCERIES
BAKERY GOODS
MILK AND CREAM
FRUITS AND NUTS
TRU-ELU COOKIES
VOGAN'3 CHOCOLATES
FOUNTAIN DRINKS
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
at
OeVoe s
REMEMBER
IT'S A HOME PRODUCT
ASK FOR PEERLESS
eerless
Bakery and Lunch Room
NEW
COOK STOVES
AND RANGES
We have a nice new lino
ami will trade you a new
stove for your second hand
one.
WE BUY WHAT YOU
HAVE TO ' SELL
Poole Furniture Co.
South Fir Street.
Medford. Ore.
IXTKlil ltnAX ATTOCAR CO.
Schedule fMim Octoncr 1. 1919.
TY-.fl., t- i ' ,
Utnvo Medford Leave Ashland.
7:10 a.m.
7:55 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
9:25 a.m.
10:10 a.m.
11:00 a m
12:00 m
1 :00 p.m
1:35 p.m.
2: 10 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
4:2! p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:40 p.m.
8:40 p.m.
Sat. only 10.30 p.m. 12:15 p.m.'
midnight Sat onlj
KrT14V nvi v
licave Jfrdforil L eave Aohlnnd
iu:uua.m 9:00 a.m.
11:00am 11:00am.
1:00 pm 1:00 pm
2:00pm. 2:00p.m.
v m 3ton p.m.
4:00 pm. 4:00 p.m.
5n0pm 5-on Dm.
6:30 p m 6:30 p.m.
" n ... v . a n
Offire and waitlnz room No. 5 South
i ront. Nash Hotel Building.
Phone 309.
7 : In a.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:25 a.m.
9:10 a.m.
10:00 a.m
10:40 a.m.
11:30 a m
12:45 p.m.
1:25 p.m.
2:10 p.m
3:00 p.m.
3:45 p.m.
4 25 p m.
5:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
: 4 0 n m
Sst.only 9:30 p.m