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ROBERT W. 1UTHI Editor.
8UMPTKR S. SMITH, Manager,
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I, 187S.
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Ye Smudge Pot
II y Arthur Peary
The tentative list of PreHldent Huril
ins's cabinet llliH been niailu. pulilir,
nnd there Is not n rubber miini, ra'
rattle brain in tlio workH. The Hccro
tary of war will lie ll soldier, not a
Hnlvellns pnclflHt; tho Hfcretary of the
navy at leant, has Bantil uiion the
nceaiisiviiuil the secretary of labor linn
no great loVe: for Imported .bewhiH
Itured lioUntlHers. T. :
It fa gi't'lfng flt) every time h farmer
looks cockeyed ut the lieiiveiiB, it
Htnrts to ruin.'''" ' ' '"'
I.AI) TO 1IKAK IT.
(Sulcili t'lipllnl-Joiirytil)
Stale employe will rent 5-room
or 6-room bungalow or cottage,
furnished or unfurnished. Have
baby 7 months old. I'bono 2000.
They nro going to liulld on nuto
speedway at the fairgrounds, which
Is what till leadlnK streetH nro now.
It will not he popular us tho U. Old
fields will have Utile chance to '!:!!!
anybody but themselves.
Among tho list of victims of the
smooth and sanctimonious gent who
deflated tho Portland bond house, Is
Mr. Zero Fldlcr. . .
"IllclloulotiHly low prices this week
on. women's dresses." (Ad Portland
Telegruml. And tho same will prob
ably bo ridiculously high.
HARDING'S TENTATIVE CABINET
Some', more of the !:ca!' social lions,
cotigurs, and wildcats have plighted
their troth and inaugurated C. CMiap
lln hah' abortions on their upper lips.
"And It Is further stipulated that
tho payments herein mcntluncd shall
bo payable In legal tender and coin
of tho realm of the United States nl'
America, and as decreed In luf-.il
gold of tho United States of America,"
(From Jack Co. legal pub.) A good
lawyer will filu something to prove
that money Is not what the deponent
is after.
"Oregon Nuts ' in Jeopardy"
(Headline Salem Statesman) And If
you should rend the nrtitlo you will
discover that tho pesky Jap is doing
thu cracking.
win, i,i wiujI1,! wr.i,M
(Corvullls (iiuctlo Times) i
Tito Cremona Phonograph
company has taken over tho Al
bany Furniture factory and is
winding up Its business.
, , , --'--actfjfri
THE latest news regarding Harding's cabinet is cheering to all
progressives. Clmrlcs E. Hughes is slated for secretary of state,
and Herbert Hoover for secretary of labor. Of course, none of the
selections are official, but tho information from Marion comes in
sneh a way as to establish a strong likelihood that unless unexpected
opposition develops, the list now named will compose the final se
lections. Mr. Hughes as secretary of state would be an admirable choice.
A friend of the Leaguo of Nations, but one of its most fearless and
constructive critics, he combines a fine judicial detachment, with a
liberal anil humanized outlook, which would not only conform with
the best traditions of that great office, but supply those broad mind
ed qualities peculiarly needed in America's foreign policy of the fu
ture. As secretary of labor Herbert Hoover would also bring to that in
creasingly important posti the qualities which it greatly needs, a
sound knowledge of rights and obligations of both capital and labor,
through many years of practical experience. He enjoys to an excep
tional degree the confidence of all classes of Americans whether they
work with their heads or their hands, and no man in the country is
better informed regarding those deep seated economic Jaws upon
which a proper and cnliglitedcd labor policy must be established.
While he is known to be favorable to an open shop policy, ho fully
I'llderstamls its implications, and under his direction, there would be
no danger of perverting what is a sound American policy of individual
freedom, to an attack upon the unabridged right of labor to organize.
The other men named are less conspicuous, but are generally
recognized as men of character and ability. Charles G. Ilawes of
Kvanston, 111., selected for secretary of the treasury, is a banker of
the highest reputation, and a citizen of exceptional patriotism and
public spirit. A student of finance, the author of many books, he
could be depended upon to rentier a gooil account of his stewardship.
In John V. Weeks of Massachusetts for the navy post, the President-elect
would have a graduate of the Naval Academy, a recognized
aut hority on naval const ruction, and a business man of superior abil
ity. Will Hays is mentioned for Postmaster fJeneral, and those who
know the national chairman, know, that his middle name is Efficiency
with a capital E. He would be certain to make the fur of inaction
and self-sufficiency fly, wherever he might be placed.
Henry Wallace of Iowa. when! all secretaries of agriculture come
from, might be described as a dirt farmer with mudguards. Editor
of AVallace's Farmer and author of "Skim Milk Calves," he has
always remained close to the soil in spite of a college education. Un
doubtedly a popular selection.
The filial announcement concerns Henry 31. Dougherty of Ohio
as attorney general. There will lie considerable criticism of this ap
pointment in Ohio, for Dauglierty is a corporation attorney, of the
old political stamp, not pormhu with the masses, and for many, years
a subject of controversy in his home state. He has been both u loyal
friend and capable manager for Mr. Harding, however, and one thing
the President-elect refuses to do is to go hack on his friends. The ap
pointment is obviously the payment of a political debt, but as no one
questions the gentleinan 's ability, there seems little cause to become
excited over this selection, whn th circuinstancs are understood, 'and
the quality of the men who will surround liim is appreciated.
COBB BOOSTS CRATER LAKE.
Tho1 ''"Hntil :clliiry" of Clara Hamuli
Rmltli,f"pi!bl!nhcd by Mr. Hearst's
papers is enough to mnko the blood
run cold.' nnd the heart stop when one
gets, to the paragraph telling how the
llmi,' Jake Humon cruelly gavo the
lady , iir, 000 on Iter birthday. In
great agony, Clara took it.
A now dnneo has been invented. It
is called tho 'Washboard AVIggle and
is set to the tune of Shaking the Shirt
While the Suds ltoll High.
Tho Ohio Stato football team took
n "cross country run" Wednesday for
their game with tho Univ. of Cal. If
they win (which they will) nnd the
Nutivo Hons follow their natural in
clinations they will do some more
frosH country running, Immediately
lifter, If not during tho gamo.
"Colored ' man wants cleaning.
rhonii 1110(1 Mission." (Want tul S.
V. llulletln).
Tho stringy haired Syrians and the
hnltlo nosed lltilgariaiiK have lstucd
an appeal for grub from the U. S. A.
How He Kittled Kidney TrottMo
"1 had a severe- attack of kidney
trouble and for three weeks could not
get out of doors nnd scarcely out of
bed," writes C. E. Hrewcr, Village
Mpnngs, Ala. "Could not bend ovor
at all without tho most excruciating
pains. I purchased a bottle of Foley
Kidney l'llls. Was relieved after
first few doses and continued their
use until completely cured, I con
skier Foley Kidney Tills the best kid
ney remedy In the world. No recur
rence of my trouble." Sold every
where.
'TM1E best advertisement for Crater Lake .ever published is con-
J- tained in this week's Saturday Evening Post. "A Quest in Ube-
tehei'land" by Irvin Cobb. Not only should everyone in Southern Ore
gon read this article, but the article should be called to the attention
of all friends in the east.
The following brief extracts will give an indication of the article's
value:"
' "For its size I'm quite sure that Crater Lake is the most): wonder
fill thing in this world. So fur as I know it is the only perfect example
of the phenomenon which ensues when something crawls into a hole
and pulls the hole in after it. . . . Onef these days hundreds of
thousands of Americans will visit Crater Lake every summer. This
will come when a railway worms its way through the gorges or better
still when there is an aMequate automobile highway penetrating into
Crater Lake National Park from Medford to the southwest or Bend
to the northwest or Klamath Falls to the southeast.'-'
RipplingRhuntGS
Valt Mason
LIBERTY.
SAID Madame Roland, sadly, as to her doom she walked, "Oh,"
Liberty, how madly thy promises are mocked! What crimes
and misdemeanors are sprung in freedom's name!" And then
the giiillotiiiers suppressed the noble dame. And still that name
is spoken, by tyrants as of yore, to peoples crushed and broken
ami wallowing in gore. And Russia's crazy masters are talking
Liberty, and say, amid disasters, they'll make the whole world
free. The freedom they're disbursing has shown itself a snide)
it sets tilt? freed ones cursing wherever it's been tried. "True
Liberty," shrieks Trotsky, "is what we have in mind!" The
liiekel-iu-the-.slotsky and wreck-! lie-eoimtry kind. And while
this Trotsky rages poor Russia's lying prone, ami it will take her
ages to get back to her own. And here's the thing that beats me:
In this fair land, giulzook, where purest freedom greets me, wher
ever I may look, there are some crazy duffers who boost that
Trotsky skate, watch Russia as she suffers, and say he made her
great ! I wonder what 's their notion in staying here so long, when
they could cross the ocean and join that happy throng?
Total 27.00
' Justice Court .
G. O. Taylor, justice court ex
pense f B3.4 0
G. O. Timothy, constable fees 5.80
Total 71.20
(Sheriff's Office
C. B. Terrill, sheriffs salary.. $208. 33
Geo. L. Howard, deput sher
iff's salary :..J126.50
Flora Thompson, deputy sher
iff's salary 110,00
J. J. AIc.Mahon, deputy sher
iff's salary .'. ; 125.00
Glen Terrill, deputy sheriff's
salary juu.uu
Delpha Terrill, deputy sher
iff's salary 83.00
J. B. Coleman, stamps for as
sessor's Office 2.7.)
.Medford Book Store, assessor's
office supplies .' 2.75
' Total ..:..:......J166.2D
Tax Rebate
M. 5f. Ahrens & Co., tax re
bate '
8. E. Albright, tax rebate
A. Albright, tax rebate
Amldon,' Klgan C, tax rebate
Almo .Manfg. Co., tax rebate..
Armpriest, Bert, tax rebate...
Applegate, Roscoe, tax rebate
Anderson, Karl, tax rebate....
Ashland Transfer & 6torage
Co., tax rebate '
Eicher. C. S.. tax rebate
(Arnold, S. A. tax rebate
Hazel Tetherow. deputy sher
iff's salary 82.50 ueagie, w. J., tax reuate
Ashland Tidings, printing ICrelghton & Bowen, tax re-
sheriff's office 88.20i bate
31. L. Dally, deputy sheriff s
expense 2.00
Geo. L. Howard, deputy sher
iff's traveling expense 5.39
Geo. J. Kunzman, sheriff's ex
pense 1.70
J. J. McMuhon, deputy Bher-
lff's's traveling expense 2i.S0
J. J. 'McMahon, deputy sher
iff's traveling expense 41.10
Medford 'Book Store, sheriff's
office supplies 14.07
Chas. R. Myers, labor for
sheriff 10.00
Glen L. Terrill, deputy sher
iff's traveling expense 40. G4
Glen L. Terrill, deputy sher
iff's traveling expense 7.25
C. E. Terrill, sheriff's travel
ing expense '. 44.00
Western Union Tel. Co., tele
grams sheriff's office 10. o9
Ashland Tidings, printing for
office 8.00
C. Ij. Morrison, deputy sheriff
rfeiKW...v 47.00
Ptavoid the penalty.
I
C
II,
Baker, A., tax rebate
Bates, C. F., tax rebate
Burckley, Jas. T., tax rebate..
Brlttson Bros., tax rebate
Brlttson, H..W., tax rebate.... '
Borden, N. AV., tax rebat?
Brower, M. M., tax refund
Baker, Mark, tax refund
Barnum, Geo. S., tax refund..
Bingham, John, tax refund....
'Boothby, Tracy, tax refund....
Boothby, A. T., tax refund....
Bnchtell, If. H., tax refund....
Baucher. (M. L., tax refund....
Bacon, G. F., tax refund
Brownsworth, John, tax re
fund Banta, H. tax refund
Barneburg, H. W., tax refund
Ed Binns, tax refund
F. B. Barnett, tax refund
Blrdaeye, V. W., tax refund....
Marsh & Bennett, tax refund
Blikholz, Mrs. J. W'., tax re
,fund B'oyce, A. A., tax refund
Blake, C. H., tax refund
For a few days only $65.00 suits al1firflck' ? lafx refu"d
$4.j. 00 . tailored "to measure. Klein
the Tailor, 128 East Main. Upstairs.
243
We have some new stock Goodrich
Mlcord tires and tubes which we will
sell at 20 per cent discount while
they last. Seely V. Hall Motor. Co.,
US North Grape. .,242s
R( M. M.- Pomeroy of Portland, an
official from the office of the state
insurance commission and fire mar
shal's office, has just completed a
two weeks inspection of-' Klamath
EiFalls, Medford and nearby towns1 in
preparation of the annual report and
Mrecomnientlations with regard to fire
hazards and local Insurance agencies.
CI ' Hot Tamales at DeVoe'a. tf
v:aglo Point! When? Friday, Dec. 31.
Jo1 . 2il
Dr. Heine, eye, ear, noso, throat.tt
Mjedford Hbolc'btbrer'&tippireaie Point
I rcr cleric s office i.v
AHhlund Tidings, printing,
clerk's office 31.10
Total $890.75
Treasurer's Office
Myrtle W. Ulakeley, county
treasurer s salary $100.00
Dorothy Bedwell, deputy
treasurer's salary 80.00
Myrtle W. Blakeley, stamps,
treasurer's office 5.00
Medford Book Store, supplies,
treasurer's offico 10.05
Ashland Tidings,1 printing,
treasurer's office 6.25
Janette AVllirerodt. JA month
salary, deputy treasurer.... 40.00 Chapman
! I
lrleson, H. P., tax refund....
unham, II. M., tax refund....
itler, E. M., tax refund
iggs & Shinn, tax refund....
ngliam, E. M., tax refund..
)yd, Edward, tax refund
ilfour-Guthrie Co., tax re
fund ckerdlke, J.' A., tax refund
irnard Motor Co., tax re
fund tall, John S., tax refund
iggins, W-. J., tax refund
rter, Mrs. D. L tax refund
,sner, W. H., tax refund
ffeen, J. W., tax refund
. L. Caton, tax refund
impbell Bosworth Mch. Co.,
tax refund ..:
rs. R. Carter, tax refund....
. M. Case, tax refund
jrnetius, W. A., tax refund.,
irpenter, Furdeliu, tax refund
tishman, Mrs. R. M., tax re
fund
ushman, Mrs. R. M'.t tax re
fund :
Croft, J. W., tax refund
Copple, Wm., tax refund
Cummings & Lee, tax refund
Crowson, Clarence C, tax re
fund :
Clark, John R., tax refund....
Citizens' Bank of Portland, ,
tax refund '.
Cushman, W. H., tax refund.
uanrornia Hex Spray Co., tax
refund
Conser, V. E., tax refund.....:
Stone, Clayton, tax refund
Clute, Mrs. L. H. & B. M., tax
retund
Bert C, tax refund
i Chapman, V. H., tax refund ...
12.20
.42
.11
211
.86
4.6S
.34
7.39
.S7
2.62
1.01
.17
.32
12.73
.67
.47
.26
.71
.24
9.77
4.0!)
1.95
.1"
.30
1.72
'.94
.73
.31
5.28
.40
1.0S
.17
1.95
1.54
.72
.66
1.57
1.04
1.38
8.9 X
15.75
.31
.82
1.31
Totnl $247.30
Coroner's Office
Frank R. Bellenger, coroner's
uror $
P. C. Bigham, coroner's ex
penso
II. C. Burgess, coroner's juror
H. C. Burgess, coroner's juror
V, H. Burgess, coroner's juror
Goo.-W. - Coulter, coroner's
juror
B. F. DeFord, coroner's ex
pense R. W. Dusenberry, coroner's
witness '..
Dr. McM. Dow, coroner's phy
sician '. 10.00
Prof. C. Engelhardt, coroner's
juror 1.00
L. B. French, coroner's ex
pense : 10.00
Wm. H. Fruley, coroner s wit
ness F. H. Guy, coroner's witness..
James C. Jones, coroner's
juror
J-I. C. Mackey, coroner's juror
John A. 'Perl, coroner's fees.. 120.40
John A. Perl,- coroner's ex
pense 10.00
John iB. Pulmer, coroner's
Juror
W. D. -Roberts, coroner's
juror I..,,
Herman Schwartz, coroner'B
Juror
Chas. T. Sweeney, coroner's
ph.vsicl:;n
Den J. Trowbridge, coroner's
juror
S. It. Williams, coroner's ex
pense Lloyd C. Wiseman, coroner's
witness
Ghtss & Prtidhotnme, coron
er's supplies
1.00
5.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
15.00
1.80
1.25
1.80
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
10.00
1.00
10.00
1.00
1.46
cor.NTV t'ouiT i'RH i:i;i)iX(;a
The following Is a schedule of ex
penditures of Jackson County, Ore.,
together with a list of the claimants
nnd articles of service for which tho
clulm Is iiiihIh and which were passed!
upon by the County Court of Jackson
County during the month of October,
1930.
The following bills were allowed ns
follows with the exceptions shown:
County Court nnd 'oitnuiisiom'rs
If. A. (Iiirilnnr rMimt., tit,l.B
Several dinner parties were hold hi I ,ilnrV i",nno
the city Inst evening from which hosts James Owens, county eom
and guests proceeded to tiltond tho mlsnloner's salary nnd ex-
collego bull in tho American Legion I penso ; 167.60
bull, , JTuos. II. Simpson, county
commissioner's salary and
expense 126.55
G. A. Gardner, judge's travel
ing expense 1 1.70
G. A. Gardner, Judge's travel
ing expense 4 4.85
l.cwls Ulrleh, slumped envel
opes for judge 1 1.13
rostttl Tel. Co., telegrams for
judge 1.68
Total $513.51
Circuit Court
A. 11. Thompson, circuit court
crier $ IS. 00
F. M. Calkins, 1 volume Ore
gon Digest 9.00
Total $209.71
School SiiMrlntendeiit's Offico
Sitsitune Homes, school super
intendent's salary $150.00
Almeda J. Fuller, school sup
ervisor's salary 60.00
Mrs. Eugene Thompson, work
for 'School superintendent.. 4 5.00
It. K. Morris Estate, supervi
sor's expense 92.63
SusuniiH V. Homes, school
superintendent's expense.... 36. S3
Jacksonville Post, printing,
school superintendent 2.75
Medford Printing Co., print
ing, school superintendent 111.60
Total $..28.81
Fruit liiportor's irffice
II. T. Pnnkey, fruit inspec
tor's salary and expense... .$143.59
. Assessor's Office
J. 'B. Coleman, assessor's sal
ary $123.00
Jus. M. Cronemlller, deputy
assessor's salary 110.00
I.iiinle Ilunstom, deputy as
sessor's salary 90.00
Hay Coleman, work in asses
sor's office 73.00
Elvtt Coleman, work In asses
sor's office .1 41.50
J. B. Coleman, assessor's trav
eling expense 19.25
Ciishman, W. Ed., tax refund..
Clausen, F. C, tax refund
Corum, Geo. H., tax refund
Conger, h. L., tax refund
Carey. W. S., tax refund
Chamberlain. E. C. tax refund
Carey, Geo. E.. tax refund
Cooke & Dewitt, tax refund
Combs, Alma, tax refund
Churchill, H. D., tax refund
Crowson, W. Y., tax refund ....
Dnvis, N. N., tax refund
Davis, Ray, tax refund
Davis, Ellsworth G., tax refund
Davis, Guy, tax refund
Dawson, H. R., tax refund
Davis, E. V., tax urredn
Dauber, Paul G., tax refund
Dnvis, Amy P., tax refund
Dnvis, A. It., tax refund
DeWitt, V. F tax refund
Dusenberry, J. C, tux refund ....
Daly, Dickey, tax refund
Daley, Belle, tax refund
Downing, Wm. M., tax refund ....
Davidson. O. L., tax refund
Dniley. Henry, tax refund
Duly, D. A., lax refund
Darby, John H., tax refund ......
Dickey, Floyd, tax rotund .....
Davis, E. It., tax refund
Day, John E., tax refund
Dlckerson, Elsie, tax refund
Do.ier. F. M., tax refund
Davis. M. J., tax refund
Dawson, I. C., tax refund
Davis, E. R., tax refund
Eicher, Georgiua M., lax refund
Hurl Fruit Co., tax refund
Electric Shop, tax refund
lllwood, Homer, tnx refund
Kdmondson. 11. J., tax refund
F.nglehurt, Prof. C, tax refund
Holmes & Ever, tax refund
Emory, II. S., tax refund
Evans, Russell D., tax refund
Everhurd, A. T., tax refund
.54
4.25
.66
.50
' .87
.42
3.8J
.32
.69
.75
.32
.21
.28
.46
.-13
1.27
.51
.17
2.25
.38
5.00
.96
1.30
5.69
1.07
4.46
3.65
.25
.43
2.2S
6.84
.56
.78
1.S9
.1
1.2p
7.41
.30
.15
.27
1.09
2.41
.84
2.6S
.20
2.10
2.02
.61
.26
.47
.10
3.15
.23
1.17
1.08
l.Oii
3.91
1.96
9.63
1.05
1.36
.66
.46
1.3S
1.41
.58
.14
4.76
.63
5.S0
.20
.13
.11
J. T. Davis
I'eiul' Dnvis
Davis Transfer
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i
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HOTEL
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All the Oregon electric cars stop at
our hotel. Our hotels have the home
like atmosphere, and our Borvlce is
unexcelled. We Etrive to piease.
Rotes $1.50 and up. AVitn Datn
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very popular, and our business men's
luncheon, ana our regular uuu duu
day dinners are not equalled else
where at bur price.-- Opposite Olds,
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AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION of PORTLAND
(Continued on Pnge Five)
Plumbing and Steve Repair
Coll fitting, stoves rebuilt. Prompt
service. Konsonnlile rhni'Rfs. (iootl
work S. H. CASTIM.;
Klll-1 lit S. Holly. Phone 0:tll
- Acctelyno Welding.
BABY
CHICKS
HATCHING EGGS
8-WEEK PULLETS
From S. C. White Leghorns, bred for
high production.
ROGUE RIVER POULTRY FARM
Jacksonville Road Phone 201-W
GOOD CLOTHES
I Moke Them
KLEIN sL
Its Uut Mala m.
CLOSING OUT
We will close out entire stock
of Ivory Goods at actual cost
Fay E. Diamond, Jeweler
TREE TANGLEFOOT
AIDS IN CONTROLLING
ras BLIGHT
Eecommemled ly Prof, P. C. Iteimer, and Prof. C. C. Cate and
leading oreliardists. Place .your order before January 1, 1921
and save money. Phone 932
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
ELECTRIC HATCHERY
10,000 EUC! CAPACITY
Provides an abundance of fresh air nnd sufficient moisture. Elim
inates all poisonous gases and all oil fumes. Results In KTIlOXtiKIl
.CHICKS. Make your reservations now for early hatches. Operat
ed by
The Rogue River Poultry Farm
Jacksonville liond.
Phone 201-W
' SYMPATHKTIO SKKVICE
Rendered In a Quiet Dignified manner at
THE PERL FUNERAL HOME
Your loved one is taken Into the Home v.-hcre there Is always
some one with them. Our Residence is on the Second Floor.
We are Licensed Embalmers and are prepared to make shipment
to any part of .the United States or Foreign Countries. We will
take complete charge of any Service and make all arrangements.
Lntly Assistant. Phono 47.
Corner of Sixth nnd Onktlnle, Ono block west of Postofflce.
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