Medford mail tribune., March 28, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

SHLAND'S CITY
DEBT IS BEING
GUT STEADILY
ISI1I.AND, March 28. T)ic instal
Hah of meters, as applying to use or
juii'it.r BV lnls c'y. a notabt.
Inves. whether the same results
lUd be accompiisnea by the water
oortnient or not, an experiment.
(.Ui remains-to be tried out. the
limary Installation in this respect to
L a limited one. By way or comnari.
In. Ashland paid the Callfors.ia-Ore-In
Power Co.. ror electric juice in
month of December, 1916,
i).!iO. before meters were installed
nder meter restriction the amounts
id by the city to the corporation ror
e month of December in succeeding
rs have neon jazz. 61 in 1917:
113.02 in 1918; $601 in 1919, and an
Ml JliOO in 19J0, these payments
Ing In the face of a service, which
continually being extended, instead
,( curtailed, although the cost has
ln reduced over one-half on the
onthly basis since 1010.
A recapitulation of municipal sta
tics reveals the fact that the city
tbtedness is 1440,000, the principal
Un( steadily reduced instead of aug-
tnled. The net revenue of the
klcr department last year was J 15,-
(0, after meeting all expenses. The
uniolpal light plant up the canyon is
Hill llept tn commission, on the i.-on-
Ifrt system as to operation, however
otbe an actual necessity, la still kept
hjtead of paying flat salaries. This
lint, the operation of which may
k commission. It acta as a sort of
tifler In the event of complications
rtalng as to rates, contracts, etc.
The civic administration is moving
0htt .serenely, the official family.
faded by Mayor Lamkin, being as
allows as to councilmen and their ap-
olntmenta on respective committees.
IVtter, - light, street and finance as-
gnments are the more important,
Implying a lot of painstaking investi-
illon and labor In connection with
tit numerous problems in volved.
Finance Earl W. lllakc, c. H.
lerce, Q. M. Frost.
Ordinance A. C. Joy, F. J. Shlnu,
Harner.
Klectrlc light F. J. Shlnn, C. II.
iffce, A. C. Joy.
Street Q. M. Frost, A. C. Joy. J. L.
Urner.
Fire C. H. Tierce, Earl V. Blake,
Lot. Frost.
Indigent J. L. Harner, F. J. Shlnn,
.'. It. Pierce. .
Ru nilary G. iC Frost, C. H. Pierce.
h. C Joy
Building nnd Realty F. J. Shlnn.
p. M. Frost, Earl W. Blake.
Hoard of Health Dr. F. O. Swe-
Bonburg, Dr. O. W. Gregg, Earl W.
Blake. F. J. Shlnn, J. L. Harner.
ftalarled officials and employes In
itios Gertrude Biedc, recorder; Culla
JWfgel, assistant recorder; city attor
Jiey, Wm. M. Briggs;- city judge, "W.
I. dowdy; engineer and surveyor, F.
t.:Valker; electrician, K. O. -Easter-
ink; flro chief. Goo. 'Itoblson; as-
Wrtnntfl In fire department, William
Myer,. J. R, Roblson; suporintenden-
llSht ot water, E. R. Hosier; assistant,
I).. Plttman;. superintendent' of
Wests, C. W. Fraley; chief of police,
.fi ,VY Hatcher; night patrolman, T.
Roberts: -caretaker of dump grounds,
Amos raves, he salary list is an im
posing one. ;In the main, figures are
S last year, with -two exceptions. The
Hty attorney's compensation has been
Increased to S50 ner month. The elec-
ltrii light department's administra
tion, however, instead ot an expense,
returning towards normalcy, is car
rying a peak load of salary in behalf
of a superintendent at .$200 per
month, an amount in excess of what
l paid to any other department head
under the city government. In the
way of curtailing expenses in general,
hearty half a down cmploj'cs have
been eliminated from various depart
ments. " The past winter haa witnessed the
having of Park avenue connecting up
the city proper with the park do
main. A tractor has also been pur
chased, adding to important equip
ment in the street department.
taJtes are being paid at city hall
lth O. Winter, duly authorized rep
tentative. n the role of receiver.
i Although there is considerable
(trilmbllng over Increased schedules,
tio'ono has as yet adopted the tactics
employed-by the historic "Watt Tyler"
In dealing with our local urbane col
Mor.' ChSrley Gillette is canvassing
1h( town by virtue of being assessor
in perfecting precinct rolls for 1921.
ynns ueaie ot uenu-ai j-oim, nw
hak been working on tho Jaokson-v1lle-Appleg-atc
road, came over and
went up to his old home, Butto Falls,
tart Saturday.
Miss Alice Humphrey and Miss
CIGARETTE
flo cigarette has
the tamo delicious
flavor as Lucky!
Strike. Because;
Lucky Strike Is tha;
toasted cigarette. .
Isle point eaglets
; . By At C. MowWtt
llSTRlSCEjl
Root's to"Vt
n hrt ..... ... ...
n,i.. out Hnt-
in Derby ,d Rfetf ,,,.(1,.k ,.,,,.,
Point stage and going to Medford.
mere was a car load of people
come out Saturday and the most ot
,.m,',n, We?1 n u" 1,110 ,he ""
Woke of Medford. said that lie had
come out to see the agent for one
of the large dairy farms on Rogue
,h,0r.V " Wlu'n arrived, found
that the man he wanted to s... had
gone to Ashland.
Some of the civil engineers who t ie
working on this unit of the Crater
l-ake highway, have rented the ronms
formerly occupied, by Dr. Holt in
the tn der llellen Hardware Co.'.
store ror offices this summer and
moved their office fixtures into tlmm.
Mr. Dunaway of the Rogue River
Broom works of Central Point was
soliciting patronage Saturday. Intend
ing to proceed on up the country but
on learning the condition of the roads
concluded to postpone his trip uniil
later in the season.
A. A. Clapstn and R. R. (iullney
came in and engaged rooms Satin',
day. They are in tho employ or the
government as draftsmen on the
Crater Ijike highway.
Miss Kllen M era bp was a busln.ss
caller Saturday and so was O. I,
Robenson and J. .Mauler of iJrowns
boro. While Choi-ley Racon and wife
were out here last Saturday they
closed the deal with Mrs. Sarah Coy
selling his house and lot here in miY
town. M'e wish to congratulate Mr.
and Mrs. Bacon In their good fortune
in finding a buyer, but congratulate
Mrs. Coy In securing so good a hai
gain, for although I am not at llbei-tv
to stale the price paid, as I have not
seen either of the parties since the
deal was made, but know that rhe
made a good buy and has a fine com
fortable home now of her own.
Mrs. Rosa Smith and her sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Perry, were shopping Ifi
town Saturday and So was Fred Linn,
of r.ake creek.
Mrs. Cal Thomnson of Mcdfnrd.
Mrs. Jack O'Conner of Phoenix anil
Mrs. R. M. Richardson of Butto Falls
were business callers Saturday after
noon and Mrs. Richardson remained
over night at the Sunnyside, going
on up home Sunday morning.
Mr. Frank Nitkey, Luther and
Stanford Hughes also of Butte Falls
spent Saturday night at tho Sunnv-
sltle and went up homo Sunday morn
ing and Carl llergmnn was also a
lodger at the Sunnyside.
The dance given Saturday night
by tho L. C. A C. was well attended
and I understand tho receipts
amounted to something over fifty dol
lars. One of tho promoters of' the
move promised to glvo me,- In writ
ing, an account of the whole affair
but when I went to Geo. Brown &
Son's store this Wednesday, afternoon
to get the account, found that she had
neglected to leave It for me. but from
all accounts It was well attended and
the behavior was about normal.
Mr. Ed Burges, the man who looks
after the horses, and sees that they
nre all properly cared for, Charley
Delin, the sub-contractor on the unit
between tho desert south of here ami
Hog creek. . returned from Portland
Sunday afternoon, bringing his wife
with him. They have moved into the
house with James Jordan.
Mrs. Charles Edmundson and her
daughter, Mrs. R. U. Baker of Butte
Falls oamo out Sunday and took
rooms at, the Sunnyside and expect
to remain for some time.
Mrs. Walter Meyer and her brother
Mr. J. W. Wright, were attending to
business here Monday morning and
she reported that the heavy blasting
on the Crater Ijtko highway had
killed all of her ducks, except five.
and was spoiling the eggs bo that they
will not hatch.
Miss Hognn, who has been In a hos
pital In Medford for the past two
weeks or more with blood poison,
caused by an ulcerated tooth, came
out Monday morning and went on up
home on the Butte Falls stage to re
sume her duties as teacher in the
Crater Lake school district.
Thomas Vestal of Reese crcrk whs
also a passenger on tho Butte Falls
stage.
T. F. MeCabc and Thomas Ander
son came In Monday and Mr. McCr.be
intended to go to Medford in the
morning, but as there is no lltney
running- In tho morning except the
7:15 stage, he had to wait until after
dinner before ho could get otr.
Sam Courtney Is engaged painting
Wm. Brown's house, both Inside and
out.
We had five strangers, Mr. MeCabe.
C. L. Farrar, Lake creek and his
friend. Mr. L. A. Crane of San Fran
cisco, who is visiting Mr. and, Mrs.
Farrar. MK and Mrs. Crane went
up last week, but the name was
spelled wrong In my list. They uere
all guests for dinner at the Sunii.r
side Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tfdrlclt snd-Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Redpath, two pfra
slonal pruners. were lu town looking
over the situation.
Bert Childcrs of Modford"and his
force of seven men. who a,rV placing
tho culverts on the Crater fcake high
way, were added to the Ut of board
ers Monday. .'
Edwin Koenig of San Francisco
came in and spent the- night Monday
on his way up to Derby to visit his
step father and famfiy, Mr. and Mrs.
HMiss Viola Hughes or Butte Falls
spent the night at the SunnyRidc. and
took tho Butto Falls stage Tor home.
John I.ogan,nlso spent Monday
night at the SOnnyslde.
SEI
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LONDON. Mar. 28. Alarm over
the prospect of Great Britain going
"dry" was deprecated by Aaron Rar-
,iiert. lord chancellor. while
speaking at the annual banquet of
the Allied Brewery Traders associa
tion. He declared that members of
the association did not, in his belief,
have any cause for anxiety.
"As to the apprehension of chance
of a general move such as has taken
place In America." he said. "I am orle
of those who do not believe it Is even
conceivable a similar cnange
take place in Great Britain.
iiiiltl
Myrtle Mlnter,
frfEDTOfoD MAIL TftTTmy MEDFOttD, ORI-ViOK, MONDAY. MARCH 28. 1921
Dorothy Glsh in "The Ghost In the
Garret"
For a veal Hi,., jazzful. and delight
ful coined v tVsat is as full of action as'
an egg is of neat, the most jaded
movie fan in -he world will recom
mend "The ui. t in the Garret" In
wnich dainty I orothy Gish appeared
at the Uialn la.-atre yesterday. To
say that the a idience was pleased
would express tne truth in bromidic
form, if the r les of laughter that
swept the the- K 15 a criterion ou
which to base o: judgment.
"The Ghost r ihe Garret' deals with
a girl who v itti her dog Mike, (a
splendid actoi i,y the way) follows a
band of crooks into a haunted house
and after play if. the ghost with high
ly humorous 1 suits, brings the crim
inals to book
Tom Moore and his bride, Renes
Adoree.
Jolly Tom Moore is a jolly farce
that will jolly you 'into forgetting the
blues. That's tho prospect held out to
you at the Page theatre today and to
morrow where the new screen comedy,
"Stop Thier!" is being Bhown. It was
a whale of a success on Broadway as
a spoken farce, running for an entire
year, and the fun Is just as lively and
just as runny on the screen.
The star has a role that fits him to
a nicety. As a crook who wishes to
make one final haul in order to many
his partner-sweetheart and then go
straight, and who Is given a chance to
take his pick of the presents at a
wedding where the bride's father and
the bridegroom are both kleptomani
acs he is more fun than ten barrels of
monkeys. And he doesn't pull any
slap-stick comedy; it's all clean, rapid
fire fun.
WILL REPEAT EASTER
MUSIC. 1ST BAPTIST
Easter Sunday was 9 day of great
interest at the First Baptist church.
. the First Baptist church,
ing servlc drew a filled
he music' was of a high
Tho morni
house. Th
order. Rev. F. R.1-.oach gave a stim
ulating Easter message, followed by
tho ordinance vf hajitlsm. In keeping
with the day.I'Th 'concert In the
evening taxed' the seating capacity of
the house, gvery available space was
iiMd with f4ialt-s. The extended pro.-
gra-m j-ciyfc-red by the large chorus
choir, inider the direction or ir.
WalkeiylooK one ami a nan nours in
its prwicntntimi. The work showed
Brearf merit and was thoroughly en
joyd from start to finish. To ac
commodate those who wore unable
Hi be present and to permit those
Vho desire to hear the music again.
t Is planned to repeat next Sunday
evening the best of the two services.
A shorter program will be given, hut
one that will be enjoyable to all. The
Baptist church is enjoying nn envi
able reputation for giving music of
character and tone at not only the
monthly concerts, but at .the services
each Sunday.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends for
their kindness during the sickness and
death of our clear father, and for tho
beautiful floral offerings.
6 THE CCLY FAMILY
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy If You Know Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets
The secret of kecpinR yowiR is to feci
Toung to do this you must w atch your
liver and bowels there's no need of
having a sallow complexion dark rincs
under your eyes pimples a bilious
look in your face dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your . doctor -will tell you
ninety per cent of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver. . .
Dr. Edwards, a well-known phyaaan.
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com
pound mixed with olive oil to acton
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years.
Dr. Edwards'. Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bnnjr
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver ana
clearing the system of impurities.
Dr.FJdwards'f)livcTabMs.ireJnown
by their olivu color, . .: ,
County Court PriWedinBH. .
The following Is a cliodul of ex
penditures Of Jackson ouutr. Ore
gon, together with a 4t of the
claimants and articles ot servlcei for
which the claim is mn(l(v and which
Cor of Jackson v C'ohn.ty thrdloln
were passed tipon by title County
Court of Jackson Couinty during the
month of February. 1321.
The following hill, were aIIo"wod
ai follows with t!i ex'vptit n shown;
Comity turt "! CtmitrilsKiotie
G. A. Gardner, Co. judged
salaitv V I 1.1 ft. 00
Victor nureell, conniv'fort-
lnias'oner's salary miif-Al-
pou se i'"0
James Owens, county cou-
lnissloner's sa'ary and ox-i
pense i !N.OO
Home Tel. A Tel. Co., coun
ty judge's telephone for
December COO
Home Tel. & "tel. Co.. county
judge's telephone for Jan-
uary i.70
Western Union Tel. Co., uylc-
gram for county judge V---
Total :.; ...2.
Circuit Court
II. K. llanna, circuit court
attorney 10.00
tome Tel. Tel. Co., Circuit
judge's teeiphono for De
cember 3.75
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., circuit
judge's telephone for Jan
uary : "i.li
A. R. Thompson, circuit
court crier 54.00
Total $72. 90
JiiBtice Court ..;
J. W. Antle, Justice court;
witnesa j
W. A. Cook, constable fees....
W. P. -f'.hlsholm, justice,
court witness fees
M. E. Ellington, justice
court expense
W. II. Gowdy, justice court
fees
1.00
.1.10
1.00
3.00
10.80
3.70
J. V. Hatcher, constable fees
II. B. Dowltt, Justice court
feos
A. .1. T. Smith, justice court
expense
Geo. O. Timothy, constahlo
foes I.
G. O. Taylor, Justice conn
fees : J..
Geo. V. Trefrcu, juntlo
court expense 1.1
I). W. Rngshaw, justice
court expense 1..
1.00
1.90
2.20
30. o0
3.00
12.70
Total 1 J7S.90
Kliei-lff's Oflfce
C. E. Terrlll, sheriffs salary 208.33
J. J. MCMahon, deputy sher
iff's salary 150.00
Geo. L; - Howard,- deputy ,
. Rhoriff'8 salary , 126. DO
Flora Thompson, deputy
sheriff's salary 110.00
Glenn L. Terrlll, deputy ,
sheriff's salary -- 100-.O0
Edna Snyder. dODiitV Bbor- ,
Iff's salary .1,V0if
nazal tetnerow, aopuiy
sheriff's salary S-J-00
W; C. Hawk, 'Work In . slier- , I
Iff's office , 1-00
Anna Coleman, work In-nlif- I
Iff's office " 00
R. C. Granger, ' wok 'in
sheriff's office'., ....V. 3.00
,eora Godward, work In shet-
U's ofice 3.00
Grace I.ydlrd, work in
sheriff's office 3.00
Geo. I,.. ' Howard, .deputy
sheriff's traveling expense 2.10
Home Tel. Co., sheriff's telo-
. phone for December 8.70
Home Tel. Co, sheriffs tele
phone for January 17.95
Xlockery Prlntery, sheriff's
printing : 4 8.80
J. J. McMahon, deupty sher
iff's traveling nexpense 71.40
Medford. Book Store, sher
iff's office supplioa 113.25
John Ji. ralmer, sheriff s ex-
nense , 2.00
C. E. Terrlll. shorlff's trav
eling cxpenes 27.17
C. E.. Terrlll, sheriff's office
expense i '. 3.80
Glen Terrlll. deputy sher
Ifff's traveling expense... 14.82
Bank, of Jacksonville, ma
chine for sheriff's office.... 400.00
M. Dally, taxi hire for
sheriff i 3.25
Medford Printing Co. print
ing for sheriff's office C.14.25
Postal Tel. Cable Co., .telo-
- grams for sheriff 19.44
Western Union Tel. Co., tole-
: grams for sheriff 17.44
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co.. adding machine, sher
iff's office 3K0.00
Total
....;.....Vj543.25
Clerk's Office
Cauhcey, Florey, county
clerk's salary 166.6 6
Mildred IS. (Nell, deupty
clerk's salary , 125.00
Delilia Stevens, deputy
clerk's salary
Rbberta Pearce, deputy
celrk's salary
Helen Clark ( deputy tier's
salary
Grace McDonald , deputy
clerk's salary
Mida Mcintosh, work . In
clerk's office '.
Mattle Stevens, work In
clerk's office ....
Edna Bryant, work In clerk's
- office
Ashland Tidings, printing
for clerk's office
Chauccy Florey, stamps for
office
Home Tel. Co., clerk's tele
phone bill for December....
Home Tel. Co., clerk's tele
phone bill for January....
Jackson Co. Abstract Co.,
maps for clerk's office....
Medford Book Store, office
116.0U
90.00
78.00
75.00
70.00
70.00
43.04
44.00
35.00
11.85
8.75
4.50
supplies for clerk 51.85
Jacksonville Post, printing
for clerk's office
Medford Printing Co , print
ing for clerk's office
Postal Tel. Cable Co., tele
gram for clerk
Western Union Tel. Co., tele
gram for clerk
Frankel Carbon It. Ribbon
Co., typewriter ribbons
for clerk's office
31.00
11.50
.8;
7.79
33.00
Total $1067.79
Treasurer's Office
A. C. V(ilker. couuty trei)-
urcr's salary 100.00
Dorothy Bedwell, deputy
treasurer's salary
90.00
R. A. Holmes, premium on
treasurer's bond
4 5.00
Home Tel. Co., treasurer's
tel. bill for December
Home Tel. Co., treasurer's
tel. bill i.r January
3.75
7.10
10.00
4 5.00
45.00
Medford Book Store, treas
urer's office supplies
A. C. Walker, stamps for
treasurer's office
Brown & White,, premium
on treasurer's bond
ft. A. Holmes, premium on
treasurer's bond
J. 6. Isaacson, premium on
treasurer's bond
45.00
Total M4.10
Hrlioo Kupoiinlcudciil's Office
Susaone W. Homes, school
superintendent's salary ... 150.00
Almeda J. Fuller, school su
pervisor's salary 120.00
Lorraine 1 .aw ton, school Su
perintendent s assistant ... 7.1.00
Almeda J. Fuller, school su
pervisor's expense 4 7.90
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., Bchool
suoerlntendent's telephone
bill for December .... 5. SO
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., School
superintendent's telephone
bill for January 5.20
Ashland Tidings, printing
for school superintendent 2.45
Susanna Homea, express and
telegrams for school su
perintendent 4.23
13. 11. Hedrlck. 8th gfade ex
amination board 3.00
Susanne Homes, 8th grade
examination board 1 .OS
It. V. Jewett. 8th grado ex
amination boanl 4.50
G. -W. Milam 8th grade ex
nmlnatlon board 4.50
K. S. Stultz. 8th e in de ex-
. aminfttion bourd 3.00
Total $427.56
Fruit Inspector's trffice
E.. R. Oatnian, fruit Inspec
tor's salary and ex-
peuae 126.00
Assessor's Office
J. H.. Coleman, assessor's sal
ary 12 5.00
I.lntilo Hanscam, deputy as
sessor's salarj" 110.00
Ray Coleman, deputy as
sessor's salary 90.00
Klva Coleman, deputy as
sessor's salary 75.00
J. T. Little, work -in asses- -"
sor's office 76.00
Anna French Coleman, worV
In assessor's office 48.00
Amy C. Dow. work In assess
or's office 4 8.00
Dan M Pearce, ork In as
sessor's offic - 44.00
Mrs. K. S. Wilson, work In ,
assessor office 30.00
T. A. Wsterman, work In as
sessor's office 74.00
AuWiand , Tidings, printing
for assessor's office 17.50
S. n. COIeman, assessor's
' traveling expense 9.2o
Home Tel. CO., assessor's
telephone hill: for Decem
ber --i"' 3.45
Horne Tel. Co., assessor's
telephone bill for January 3.50
lledfovd Book 'Store, asses
sor's offlco supplies... 3.90
rfota ....:.........703.oo,
. ' " Tn.x Itfbatn
Butler Thompson Co., tax
refund 25.00
Caster Bros, tsit refund 1.70
Hevener Wlllett, tax re?
fund .63
A. C. Huson. tax refund 1.33
H. M, Turnbough, ta re
fund 31
Chester C. Kubll, Us refund 2.87
Pipgrasa llros, tax refund.... 8.22
Total
i . . Widow's I'enslon
Ernestine Austin, Widow's
pension .......'.......
.$35.18
17.50
Etfle Marie 'Baer, widow's
pension an.oo
Minnie Boardman. widow
pension i--
Mrs. J. H- B.verly, widow's
ipenslon 1.
Susie Coy., widow's -pension
Rebecca A. . Clary, widow's
pension .. . -v..
LuiJ- May , Davis, widow's
10.00
25.00
15.00
15.00
pension
10.00
25.00
Nettle Green
widow's pen-:
slon
Mry , . Hlg1n, Widow's
iMtarficn : io.oo
Dolly love, widow's pension
Nora, Martini widow's pen
sion i ;
Nidi Oatman, widow's pen
sldn : ....
Anns Prescott, widow's pen
sion ....
Rosa, A. Poffly, widow's pou
Bion llary Prlscilla Price, wid
ow's pension
Hatha M. Richardson, wid
ow's pension ...
Addle Webb flhanks, wid
ow's pension
Rose R. Slngler, widow's
pension ..-'
Laura K. Stewart, widow's
pension
Sarah A. Summers, widow's
pension
Lydla Sanders, widow's pen
sion Elizabeth. Sovey, widow's
pension
Amy H. Thorn, widow's pen
sion 25.00
25.00
15.00
17.50
25.00
17.50
32.50
15.00
40.00
22.50
22.50
17.50
17.50
25.00
Sarah Wakeman, widow's
pension 22.50
Total $492.50
....Care of Poor Not at Poor Farm....
E. F. Greenwood, Indigent
expense 25.00
J. A. Anderson, regular In
digent 6.00
Nancy Arrasmlth, regular
Indigent 10.00
A. D. Beardsley, regular In
digent 10.00
Mrs. G. R. Brobeck, .regular
indigent 8.00
Mrs. Kate Copple, regular
Indigent 8.00
J. 'M. and Rebecca Childcrs,
regular Indigent 10.00
Dave Daniels, regular Indig
ent 8-C-O
J. H. Fattlg, regular Indig
ent .oo
Mrs. !unn, regular Indigent 12.00
Mrs, Hutch, regular Indigent IQ.OQ
Mrs. Hudson, regular Indic
ant J, W. Ingram, regular indig
ent Albert Johnston, regular In
digent Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kelsoe,
regular Indigent
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kane,
regular Indigent
Mrs. Lena Ice, regular in
digent Mrs. Carrie E. Miller, regu
lar indigent
Mrs. I. A. Montgomery, reg
ular Indigent
Mrs. J. A. Myers, regular
Indigent
Amelia Mayfield, regular in
digent Margaret N'oblc. regular
Indigent
Doc Parsons, regular Indigent
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
20.110
s.oo
10. ou
s.oo
s.oo
17.50
io.oo
s.oo
s.oo
10.00
6.00
io.oo
7.00
s.oo
15.00
8.00
s.oo
15. 0U
14.00
6.70
6.00
15.00
12.00
8.00
Mary Price, regular indigent
W. It. Smith, regular Indig
ent Mrs. L. Schiefriln, regular
indigent
Nancy Sisemore. regular in
d'sent T. T). Starrord, regular In
dlgnnq Jean Ross Smith, regular in
digent Z. Wolgaiuott, regular In
digent Alex Wilsou, rogular Indig
ent Annie Watkins, regular in
digent Knclers Cash Dept. Store, In
dlKont expense
K. C. Faher, Indigent ex
pense Dr. Geo. O. Jarvis, Indigent
oxpoiiBo
I.eonanl Oorthups, indigent
supplies '
B. P. Theiss & Co., indigent
supplies
Mrs. Alice rirleh, Indigent
expense
Lewis Ulrlch, Indigent sup
plies Warner, Wort inn n & Gore,
Indigent expense j-'.OO
Fonts Grocery, indigent sup
plies -......
C. S. Rutterflcld, , IwtlRent
supplies --
White llouso ffrticery, Indig
ent exp'i"e
S.OO
4.77
10.00
. avtal $447.95
Cure of Poor nt Poor Farm
Theo. J. Mnlnigren, county
physician's salary 83.33
W. N. Wells, superintend
ent's salary 125.00
Elton K. Beeson, wood for
county farm
Bardwell Fruit Co., coun
ty farm supplies
Ed RInns, meat for county
farm
Mrs. Elton. E. Beeson, labor
ol county farm
II. K. cBttlnger, county farm
expense
Mrs. Elton E. Bucsou, labor
at county farm
H. E. Hettinger, county farm
expense
27.00
41.30
9.SJ
10.00
1.50
10.00
1.50
Mrs. Elton K. Beeson, labor
at county farm
25.00
2.00
14.41
1 0.01
4 6.15
4.50
79.75
7.70
. '70
49.00
7.65
19.90
John Brenner, county farm
expense
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., lights
for county hospital
Albert Crano, nursing at
county farm
Knder's Cash Dept. Storo,
county farm supplies
Lcnn B. llsaklns, county
farm exponse
Hutchison & Lumsdcn, coun
ty farm expense
Home Tel. Co., tolophone
bill for county farm, De
cember Home Tel. Co.. telephone
bill -.'or county farm, Jan
nary ...
William 1. Miller, county
farm exponse
Medford Furniture & Hdwe
Co., county farm expense
Medford Sheet Metal Works,
county farm supplies
Mrs. Kste Swinden, labor at
county farm 25.00
Will H. Wilson, county farm
supplies
W. i. Wells, superintend
ent's county farm travel
ing expense
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone for county farm....
10.00
8.00
6.39
Total $614.15
Court House Kvponse
R. L. Moses, Janitor's salary 56.25
Bank of Jacksonville, lad
der for court house 5.00
Fred J. tick, court house
expense J. 1 0.3 1
Lynn Huntley, wood for
court house 103.75
Total $181.31
Jnil
B. L. Moses, Jailor's Balary 50.25
Effle M. Terrlll, meals for
prisoners 87.15
Jno. M. Williams Co., Jail
supplies 12.90
Optimo Cafe, meals for pris
oners 5.35
S. O. Identification Bureau
expense of prisoners 104.60
Advertising- and County ll-tntlng
Ashland Tidings, printing
county court proceedings 54.85
Medford Mall Tribune, ad
vertising and county print
ing 218.01
Jacksonville Post, county
printing 5.00
Medford Printing Co., coun
ty printing ...i 03.20
Total $341.66
Flnctlon Expense
H. C. Garnett, election ex
pense County Nurse
Marie E. Falldinej county
nurse's salary 125.00
American Red Cross, rent
for county nurse 16.00
Marie B. Falldlne, county
nurse's expense 12.25
Marie E. Falldlne, county
nurse's expense 20.50
Melone & Champllno, county
nurse's expense 13.35
Oregon Tubercular Asso
ciation, county nurse's ex
pense 16.90
Ray Toft, rent of garage for
county nurse 3.00
Total $207.00
FACE TTTRT!K
Surveyor's Office
Mary Ilebb, surveyor's sten
ographer .-. 40.00
R. A. Holmes, premium on
surveyor's bond 15.00
Frank C. Rhodes, surveyor's
office expense 12:00
Total $07.00
(To be continued)
NOTICE
To Exterminate
Ground Squirrels
Every person, firm, co-partnership,
company or corporation residing on,
owning, leasing, occupying possessing
or having charge of or dominion over
any land, building, whurf or dock In
fested with digger ground squirrels in
Jackson county, Oregon, Is hereby noti
fied to begin nt once to effectively ex
terminate and destroy all such DIG
GER GROUND SQUIRRELS.
The following poison for mixing and
Instructions for use thereof Is the
method most expedient and effective
to be used fur the extermination and
destruction of such ground squirrels
and Is horeby recommended, to-wlt,
alkaloid strychnine used on either bar
ley or wheat, barley preferred, mixed
according to tho following formula and
manner, to-wlt:
Hurley, clean grain 16 qua,k
btrychnine (powdered alkaloid
1 . ounco
Bicarbonate of soda (ba"f5 soda)....
1 ounco
Thin starch pas" Pnt
Heavy corn -"J"'"" V4 pint
Glycerin' 1 tablesiioonful
Suce-varinc 1-10 ounce
Tills material should be mixed an
follows: Mix thoroHghly 1 ounco of
powdored strychnine (ulkalold) and 1
ounce of common baking soda. Sift
this Into pint of thin hot paste and
stir to a smooth creamy mans. The
starch paste is madq by dissolving 1
heaping tablespoonful of dry gloss
starch In a littlo cold water, which Is
then added to pint of boiling water.
Boll and stir constantly until a clear
thin pnsto is formed). Add hi pint
heavy corn syrup and 1 tablospoonful
of glycerine, and stir thoroughly. And
-10 ounce of saccharine and stir thor
oughly. Pour this mixture over 16
nuarts of clean barley and mix well Bo
that each grain Is coated.
Onu quart of the poisoned grain
mixed ns aforesaid Is sufficient for
forty or fifty baits and this quantity
scattered along squirrel trails or on
clean hard places on the surface about
the holes will not endanger . Block.
Strychnine in any form other than the
IHiwdered strychnine (alkaloid) Is not
: effective In the above formula.
From the date hereof until May 1st
Is the niost effective tlmo to poison
and destroy the digger squirrels, as
they are Just emerging from their Hi
bernation. They are hungry and food
Is scarce. . '
The County Court of Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon lias secured a large amount
of strychnine and the other Ingredients
necessary for the mixture, and a quan
tity thereof has been mixed and is D.pw
on sale to the farmers or persons In
terested nt actual cost and may. be
had by applying to the undersigned at
his office In the. Liberty Building or at
the following places: . ' " .
Ashland Fruit Association, Ashland.
U. M. Lowe, Talent.
Brown's Store, Talent. ' " .; "'
Phoenix Mercantile Co., Phoenix, v'
Rogue River Fruit & Produce Ass'n;
Medford. , ,
Flck Store, Jacksonville. .. .. .
Pornoll Store, Applegate.
Paxson Drug Store, Central Point.
Brown Bros., Eagle Point. ; '
Kafor & Son, Brownsboro.
Browers Drug Co., Gold Hill.
Don Wilson, Roguo. River.
Table Rock Storo, Tablo POck.
It any person herein designated
shall, within thirty days from the first
publication of this notice, fall to begin
in good faith to exterminate, eradicate
end destroy, according to the method
aforesaid, or by any other effective
moans said ground squirrels herein
designated, the County Court, ot Jack
son County, Oregon, will appoint a per
son or persons to proceed with the
extermination and eradication of such
ground squirrels, and the cost thereof
Incurred will bo assessed to such land.
building, wharf or dock, and unless
paid will become a lien against the
same, for the extermination ot laid
ground squirrels.
This notice Is published pursuant to
tl4T statute In such case made and pro
vided and for two consecutive weeks
or throe issues, and all persons de
scribed therein are required to take
notice thereof.
Dated and first published this It tit
day of March; 1921. ,
C. C. CATE, ;
County Agent for Jackson County, Ore.
Adv.
GD4 CHUNG
China Herb Stow
Herb cure for earcti, headaebe, osU
rrb. dlptherla, sore throat, lung trouble
kidney trouble, stomach troub.s, haart
trouble, chills and fever, cramps, coughs,
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors,
cracked breast, cures all kinds of (olMrs.
NO OPERATIONS. ....
Medford. Oregon. Jan. II, HIT.
This Is to certify that I, the undersign
ed, hod very severe stomach troubls and
had been bothered for several yer Mo
last August was not expeoted to live, and
hearing of Olm Chung (whose Herb
Store is at J 14 Sooth Front atreet, Med
ford), I deoided to get herbs for my
tomach trouble, and I started to feeling
better aa soon as I uaed them and today
im a well man and can heartily reevm
ment anyone afflicted as I waa to
Olm Chung and try bis Herbe.
(Signed) W R JOHWBON.
Witnesses:
Vm. Lewis. Bagls Point
W. h. Chlldreth, Eagle Point, i,
M. A. Anderson, Medford. . ji
8. B. Holmes, Btagle Point, r
C. B. Moors. Eagls Point ...
J. V. Molntyr, Eagle Point
Goo. Von der Helen. Ragle Point . ..
Xboi. W. Motaois. nil I'rtnv. . ,