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MED FORD MATf, TRTRUXE. MRDFORR OREO OX. TUESDAY. XOVEMBEK 1. 1021
L. GEORGE VOICES
Fl
weeks, everything in the farming line Palmer et al. A (.plication and order.
will dry uu and be a failure, but wheuj Jackson Co. Hank vs. Carrie A. Col-
they dj have a Rood season they have lens. Affidavit and order.
an abundant harvest. And speaking Credit Service Co., Inc. vs. Fay E.
about renting a farm that the owro-rs Diamond. Summons.
of the land exact one-half of the crop; Jacksonville School District No. 1
for the rent, and if there Is a house vs. E. S. Stultz et al. Order.
cn the ulaee for the renter to live in I I.. H. Pierce assumes the business
he must pay rent extra for the use of name of "The Pierce Electric and Re
the buildings. ! Il" Shop."
In speaking of the roads, he saysj
jthat we are away ahead of them there' Real Estate Transfers
for as a rule they are so muddy that Clarence C. Pierce et ux to P. M.
v ' .lone can hardly drive over them, and Corlies. lot In blk. 2. Gallo-
.iajmhj.n. .no. i. irjy Associaieu . that y(ju se)dom see an aut0mobile. ! ways Add. to Med ford $
Press.) Possible legislation to put the ,)mt tne proportion of autos. ismi, J. A. Mclntfre et ux to Welborn
Ulster parliament in a better position ; buggies, etc.. is by reversing the order; Heeson, lot 2. part of lot 5,
was indicated by Prime Minister Lloyd as vo-: would meet a wagon, etc., there j bik. 2. Pracht a Alaska Add. to
George yesterday in the house of com- about in proportion as you would niee.tj Ashland : ,.
m,, in nwerii,e r-rltir s in the de- an auto here. He says that the farm , V elborn beeson et u.x to Thomas
hate on the unionist motion intended houses there are not kept up and if a j IV. -Duncan et ux. lot 2. part of
a censure nf the er.vernments Irish renter wants any repairs on tne pwc.
policy he will generally have to do It himself
As' to the Irish negotiations, the ' as the owner can't ufford to go to so
prime minister assured the house that much expense. And that so far . as
no agreement was possible without health Is concerned that Jackson coun
the sanction of the, imperial parlia-.ty will compare favorably with any
ment. ' where in America,
The premier said the position of the Geo. H, Yeo of Ashland, and C. L.
Vlster parliament was intolerable and Goff of Medford, two men representing
unless something happened in the next the Flro Relief Assn., were here Tor
few davs to put the position right dinner-Tuesday and report that they
under the government of Ireland act, a are doing a good business In their line,
short bill would be introduced to rem ! Since the experience Mr. T. K. Nichols
edy the position. , had while uninsured lias put the unln-
Mr. IJoyd George said' lie had re- mired to thinking nn'l so they are hav
celved guarantees that no arms would ing their property insured. : " ' ,
w. Hthunucring aim nine am mji
Prospect were also here for dinner
Tuesday on' their way to Medford. re
turning on tho stage and going on up
home Wednesday
Mrs. T. T. Tavlor- whose husband
has charge of George--Nichols, - jr
Light .
"Water
rent
20 00
15.00
"1"
be imported into Ireland during the
truce.
"I cannot conceal from the house,"
said the premier in alluding to the
effort at Sn Irish settlement, "the pos
sibility that I may have to make the
erim announcement that ft is iniiMis-
sihle t settle without danger and dfa-farm and stock ranch on'Lake creek
honor." ; has been vialtlng relatives and friends
He said that if the conference broke In and near Eagle Point, went up home
down, the first thing the government I on the Lake creek stage, and while
would have to do would be to ask the talking with the stage driver, Mr. an
lot 5. blk. 2, I'inclits Alaska
Add. to Ashland
Thjiiias L. Duncan et ux to J. K.
Jones et ux, lot 3. part of lot
5. blk. 2. Praehfs Alaska Add.
to Ashland
JO
10
10
50.00
$ 950.00
W. E. Lane et pi to J. Dee Htn
drickson, lot 8,'blk. 2. Whitman
. Park Add. to .Medford .....:....'.;..
Jackson County to O. V. Cflesney
et ux, lots l. 2, 3, bik. 2, Rose
Avenue Add. to Medford 41.94
Mary J. Baldwin, adm. to A. II.
Shirley, lot 1; blk. "i7. Beany
Add. to Medford - 1800 Salary:
G. L. Richmond to C. A. McMur- ! Health
uo. lot in iiik. i. cottage nonie . w ...... c........ f... 50.00
m&lflge, L.OCai HUU OUilC UU4IU. uppi.ra iui ......n- : - -
Levy .2 2 Mills.
lli-alth Departure!
ESTIMATED EXPE.n'DITUKE 1922
Officer fi0 00
Public Auction
Thursday, Nov. 3
Add. to Med foid :
900
Advice for Women Who Suffer
. wutoc everj Human huu buue-is.
Levy .15 Mills.
Light Department
ESTIMATED INCOME 1922
with kidney trouble to try Foley KU
ney Pills," writes Mrs. Bessie Brawn-1 3 Gross Heceipts C-O. P. Co
cr, 2522 Scoville Ave.. Cleveland. O.I ESTIMATED EXPENDIITRKS-
"I could not do my housework, but!Sa,arv:
192:
since taking Foley Kidney Piils I feel
Electrical Inspector
$ 650.00
.$ 3200.00
.$ 010.00
like a new woman and am able to doSupp!!f,:. ,. . . ..
.!,.. . ., , ,, Moth igbt flatteries
my v.ork Rheumatic pa ns, swollen Storage Batteries Mainte:
anaieB, Dackacne, stirr Joints, sore
muscles' and sleep disturbing bladder
ailments Indicate disordered kidneys
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. Sold
U' everywhere. Adv
NOTICE.
Iropos-l riiidcct for the C'itv of -bwironl. f,. nwo
' The following 1b a budget of the estimated expenditure of theCity of
Medfqrd, Oregon, for the year. .1922, together with the estimated receipts
....... u.i .uujith unu me levy or taxes required to raise the necessary
revenue. .
... -i .""- Recorder's Department
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1922
balary. Recorder :
Supplies,-. i-
.j Stationery' j -0 00
'-ifiiii :
Heat '. .v...- ;
, Pttsta'ge.
Suncl. Supplies
1 800.00
house considerably to strengthen the
forces of the crown. -
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Xowlatt
There was a man by tho mime of
Miller from Medford went' up to Butte
Falls last Tuesday, and he said that
he was going up to try to get a con
tract to get out a lot of ties for the
P. & E. R. R. extension, ns it is the
understanding that it Is to be extended
about 15 miles, (about 12 miles us the
crow flies, but 15 miles counting the
meanderings). v
. Bert Clarno of Reese creek, and
Mr. Alvin Matthews, wife of one of
our prosperous farmers and stockmen
-were trading with . our 1 merchants
Tuesday. n . .. , ,,'
,-John Allen and '.Charley. Humphrey,'
of Derbyi'With Mr, Humphrey's truck,
'ware i.cn! tlieir way 'to Seven i Oaks
i ranch to 'ot -if-reglstered Hed .lUuin
bull. 'ThlBlninkes-seveniuf that breed;
of bulls he has on Jiauil, up to date.
Mr. Allen beliovos In keeping the very
best of, stock Tor breeding purposes le
gardlcss of the cost, and his stock
Hhows the rehult.1 Waltor Allen, soiij
Of 'John' Allen; and Charley .Winkle-
also came out In a bug and took dinner
at tho SunfiyaldoT ' " ' ' -
i Miss Ethel Winkle, a 'siBtor of Char
lay. ; Winkle, was ulso shopping -here
Tuesday. '
'. Mr, and Mrs. Haymnn who Was for
merly In charge of the J. H. Cooluy
orchard but moved onto the farm on
Antelope croek belonging to the firm
of George Brown nncl Sons, the leading
merchants of this place, wore here
Tuesday looking for a house to rent,
ns his health 1s falling so rapidly that
ho thinks of giving up the farm and
moving into town where ho can koup n
cow, as tho doctors have placed him
on a broad and milk diet. Speaking
of the firm of Geo. Drown & Sons ro
minds mc thut I was down to the store
a few days ago and met J. Frank
Hrown, the first-time I have mot him
to talk with him since ho returned
from their trip buck to Illinois to visit
lils brother Merrltt. In speaking of
that country in comparison with this
he snys that taking everything into
consideration, tho cllmiito, health, pro
ductlvcness of the soil, that Jackson
county Is as far nhead of thut country
us day is unpad of night. He snys
that there unless they have raina at
least every two weeks tho crops, prin
cipally corn nnd onts, will dry up, and
It Is often the case that thero will
come- what they call a drouth, that is
dolne without rain for two or three
12.00
40.00
23.00
20.00
Ppblishlng
Auditing ....
250.00
50.00
150.00
Levy .51 Mills.
J2250.0O
QUIT TOBACCO
Sj) 'easy to drop Cigarette,
; jCJigar or Chewing habit
-. "No-To-Bac" hus liolpeil thounaiuls
to .' break thu costly, iiorvu-dhatUM-tnt;
tobacco habit. WhtMiovor you havo u
longintr for n ciKnrottv, riKar, pip'. or
for a. chow, Jut place a lumnIi-.Hn No-To-line
tahk't In your mouth 1 tint rail,
to h?lp relit-vo that awful doolie.
Whoily tho haliit may ho rnmplrtPly
broken, nntl you aro hcltor olf mon
tnlly, physically, ftnanrinlly. It'H ho
wisy, so Blmpto. Ch-l a box of No-Tti-Baq
and if it doesn't idonHC you from
fell, craving for tobacco, in any form,
your druueiflt will rotund your moiK-y
fvlthout question. Adv.
f DAY OR NIGHT
' , . i 1 ...
Dyke, learned that while he is ennased
with the mall business that his boh
Oran has complete chnrue of the farm
In the Lake creek district, and he Only
eleven years of age. ., ''.
L. 1.. Contser who formerly livcj on
the Kwen place was a business culler
Wednesday.
. Joe Dlelz. one of tho men who have
been enuaRed working on the Crater
Lake hiRhway runninK one of " the
sprinklers, nnd hus been hoarding at
the Sunnyside hotel during the slim
mer and fall, left for his home In
Snleni Inst Wednesday morninK on the
7:15 stage. -
Mrs. Oradon Chlklreth was tlia only
pnssenRcr.on tho staKe Wednesday
morninK for Hutte Falls, and still the
car was loaded with mall and parcel
post packages and the driver had, to
refuse to take a man who wanted to ko
to Butte Fulls very badly. Thero are
parties in Hutle Falls and vicinity who
arc In business there who havo about:
all their Roods delivered to them: by
parcel, post..; . . . , -.,,- - ')'.
, Ell pahac.k', Tnthcr, of ohr boi-her, hits
bought the' building standfns. between
tho Nichols store and tho town hall
nnd .1 understand that he-intends toll
move it onto the tract of Innd Hint
Ernest Dahaclc bought of W. - Hart
Hamilton near-.tho, barber shop, but
ha has not disclosed to-tuo what use
ha la Bolngto put It to. ' :'''.
John Under and beo Walch of Wel
len wero here on business last Wed
nesday. . They aro each o fthem In
terested In the stock business to a
great extent and each lias fine rnrms
and good homos and consequently uie
independent so far us finances go.
Mrs. '.. M. Ilrown of Portland, n
sister of Mrs. Kllziiboth Fallow and
Mrs. John Miller of Lake creek, were
here Thursday. Mrs. Ilrown had been
up visiting her two sisters uud their
families and was on her way home,
nnd Mrs. Fnrlow came out with her on
the Luke creek stage and Mr. Miller
had been in Jacksonville as a Juryman
Speaking of the Jury business, there
is a great deal of Interest taken here
In tho Kalelgh Matthews case, and nil
kinds of predictions mudo as to the
result. Several very prominent cltl
zens here havo predicted thai if he is
convtctod that a petition will bo start
ed and that tho first day thero can "be
a hundred names secured, and one
very prominent man who knows
great ileal about tho enso says that he
don't believe that there can be n Jury
found In tho county who will convict
him
Among the business callers Thurs
day wore Henry Trench, joo Mayhem
Clmrley Hanscom and Ray Harniab
Died, Oct. 27, Clark Westerly Coy,
Infant son of Mr. nml Mrs. Samuel Coy
of Kngle Point. The funeral services
were held nt tho Perl funeral home
Medford, and interment at the Central
Point cemetery, Oct. 29, conducted by
Itev. Mlllutd, pnHtnr of the Christian
church, Medford. There wns a general
turnout of Sir. and Mrs. Coy's neigh
bors and the pallbearers were two
little Kirl and two little boys, Muster
Carl Noriis and Miss Gwendolyn Hi-o-
I'hy and Muster John llrophy und Miss
iis Hobtnsou. Tho services were lu
turustlng and Impresslvo.
Treasurer's Department
ESTIMATED EXPKKJJITUKE 1922
Salary, Treasurer $1800.00
Supplies: ; ;
Stationery
Postage
' Notice-Assessments ..
Heat
Light1.:.':..:: :
Print lug
Sundries
.J 25.00
.. 160.00
.'100.00
. 1 '50.OO
. IS. 00
. ' 2 0.00
. 100.00
Car Repairs
Gasoline
Tires and Tubes
Oil and Grease
Miscellaneous items
5.00
9.00
2 5.00
100.00
50.00
15.00
25.00
Street Lighting:
Street Light bill I5S00.00
Streamer Lights and .Maintenance 200.00
Park Fountuin IJghts 20.00
Additional light locations 50.00
Light Contract (Renewals) 500.00
ft I I t
I
229.00
0670.00
7409.00
Less estimated iucome 3200.00
Levy .95 .Mills.
Park IHMwrtnient.
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1 922
Salary:
Park keeper '. 840.00
Additional help 60.00
Supplies: "
Sundrv supplies J 50.00
Fertilizer 50.00
Water rent ....: 100.0.0
$ 4209.00
i 900.00
200.00
Publishing delinquencies
Auditing ..,
473.00
500.00
150. 00
Levy .CG Mills.
, . ' i Police Department
, . ESTIMATED INCOME 1922
Fines In Police Court
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1922
Salaries:
Chief of 'Polloe-
Two Pulrolmen fp $1200;..-:
'Special Patrolmen
Supplies: ..- . . , . . ., . , -i. ,
.. ;.Ta hire ;..'.,.:.::...w.....:.;t.:..u.l.,
.';.. Tejophohe ntid Telegrams
. -i;ishf l., '.:.; ;:...,...:.
., :;Heat -Office,.". .,......"., -.-..!;..,.......
. Heal Jail ...,L. ,.'.,..i.......".;..:.J...(..:
' Water rent Jail .........'.....,:
' t)fflce rent ..1.:...'....
Sundries
t
.;...1260.00
2400.00 .
500.00 .
V 200.00 .
..--115.00-
nt-io.oo
.-..... 27.00
S3. 00-
. 18.00
.....v -60.00
.'flBOiOO
. r- 7."
fi, , -ji i.-.-ti
oOO.OO
.25.00
2923.00
000.00
i 4100.00
Court News
(FurniHhed by (he .laoknon
County Abstract Co.)
e , Mrtrria(je Licenses
Jack Whikol uud .Mihlivd Still woll.
WEEKS-CONGER jCO
t'"i TunrJ Director '
Circuit Court
Jackson Co. flank, Inc. vs. The .Stc-r-
ling Mining Co., Inc. Answer.
I-'arnioi-B & Frultsioweis bank vs.
Peter Enfclo et al. Answer.
Mary Gomel vs. Edwardo Gomci.
Divorce.
Marie H. Perrine vs. Collins J. l'cr-
rluo." Suniiuous.
Peter llnrm-bur et lix vs. K. II.
French et ux. Demurrer.
Mary Frances Klild is. NaiiHeon II
Evans et al. Afflilavll. proof of pub
lication, default.
Jackson Co. Bunk, Inc. vs. David H
City Court: . . m "'
" Salary;; Judge ...
Supplies :....
Less estimated" Income
lvy 1.06 Mills. , '
1'li-e Department
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1922
Salaries: .
Fire Chief -..: $1380.00
Assistant Chief 1260.00
Three Firemen (I J1200 ; 3600.00
Vacations i 155.00
Volunteer service 200.00
483. U0
' r
625.00
5268.00
CO0.0T)
4663.00
Supplies: -.: . - -
Casings and Tubes -. 500.00
Gasollno , 300.00
Cylindor OH' 25.00
Fuel 150.00
. Sulph. and nicnrb. Soda 75.00
' Light . 75.00
- Power ..:.."..'....'........ I......'. , 2 5.00 .
Repairs J50.00
Incidentals : JGO.OO
Water rout City Hall 60.00
Water rent 290 Hydrants 1450.00
C595.00
8060.00
Replacement, nnd Equipment
Levy 2.52 Milts.
Streets and Howls IVpurtmont
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1922
Salaries:
Superintendent $' 510.00
Flushmnn 1380.00
Sewermnn. j..- 1200.00
Teamster , ; 1140.00
Two Laborers it 911-10 each 2280.00
1500.00
Jill 55.00
Supplies:
Hay 10 tons 150.00
Grain 2 tons 50.00
Gasoline and Oil 400.00
Miscellaneous Supplies 350. 0Q
Auro Tires nnd Repnlrs 300.00
Lumber, Nails, etc. Crosswalks 300.00
Paving Repairs and Equipment 1400.00
1 6510.00
Sundries:
Paving Maintenance
Streot Grading
Water Rent 2 mail holes .
J 300.00
. 250.00
4 8.00
Water Rent 290 Hydrants 4000.00
2950.00
470S.00
Levy 3.2 3 Mills
Law lortmnt
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1922
Salary. City Attorney x
Typewriting i
Court Costs
Incidentals .v.
$142.".$. 00
,,."".. $ 1100. 00
Levy .26 Mills. , " . '
Miscellaneous Flint!
ESTIMATED INCOME 1922
Licenses t 2400.00
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1922
Water Rent. 'City Hall 24.00
Care of City Map 120.00
Uullding Repairs 100.00
Water rent, Public Fountains 240.00
M'ater rent uncollectable 180.00
'Publrc Entertainment .-. 500.00
Sundrv Items ..: 650.00
Auto Camp Ground 1200.00
j I will sell at Public Auction at
! the premises known as th
O'HAKA RANCH, near overhead
bridge, Tclo, on Thursday, No
vember 3, the following described
property :
Four head pood Work Horses
Two sets Work Harness - ;
One 1 'i inch Job Wagon with box
. 10-inch Riding Plow
ll 1 ti-iiir-li John Deere Sulky Plow
: Spring Tooth Harrow
; Drag Harrow , .
1 Milwaukee Mowing Machine
6 ft. Van Ili-.mt single disc drill.
"10 it. John peeie hay rake.
Blacksmith's Force ;and Anvil
Lot of Hliickoinlth's Tools
I High Power JaA
1 Cider Presp
1 2-Inch Tank Pump
1 U. S. Cream Separator, practically
new
Beautiful Kimball Piano
Nearly new All Leather Couch
Axministcr Rug, slzt 9x12
4 sma'l Rugs
Leather Seated Oak Rocker
Sewing Rocker
Fumed Oak Rocker
2 Vernl3 Mortin BodBteads, Sprinss
and Mattresses
1 Oak Dresser
Excellent Monarch Raiig
Kitcheu Cabinet
Fumed Oak Circular Dlnlus Ta'ois
Set Dining Chairs
Dishes, Cooking Utemils
Fruit Jars
And other articles too numurotis
to mention
TEEMS CASH
ftftle lM-iii jreiaptly at 10 e'eletk.
Free Lunch at Noon.
W. W. W1SSER, Owner.
Less estimated income
Levy .14 Mills.
Ihibllc Ubrury Department,
! PMOrOBKU jl.lo.RA-K I HUDUETr 1922.
books
Salaries: .D.;:.. hi'- il -j: ; r.i . . " "
Librarian i..:...u.':.i..i... ....... ..-....:..:
i First Assistant - :...-..!
Clerk-..- -.
Stenographer' .:-:..'.:....
-' ' Page work 'by Che hour l..i..!..-:
'-- Messenger '.J.'..-!.;.;..'.....1.i.."
- Extras. .......
Periodicals and indexes'
Janitor . .......:..;."....,.....:.,
Heat-..
Light . .- ...
Water ;' .:,......,.:..
Phone- t....V;j.....:...
Repairs and improvements ....
Furniture and fixtures ........j..
Insurance i...
Binding
Printing and supplies
Postage and telegraph
Freight and express
Traveling expenses
, " Medford ,
..J V 809.00
S 3014.00
.. 2400.00
S 614.00
. County
.22 00.00
"ZIOOVO'O
.............
1400. 08:
720.00
t-
420.00
, . 72.00
150.00 '
' 335.00
492.00
' 293.00
60.00 -24.00
!f-ul.OO-
200.00
' 340.00'
200.00
850.00
220.00
60.00
75.00
,-. 1"
S40.00
" 69.00:
270.00
13.00
200.00
150.08
180.00
100.00
150.00
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE
In collection with the above sale
0. W. Garrett will sell the following:
Oliver Two-Disc Plow
Champion Mower and Rake
Disc Harrow
Two Section Smoothing Harrow
Walking Cultivator and Plow
Sharpless Cream Separator
1 Good Fanning Mill . ; ' ;
Gibson Piano ...
Big lot small Farm Tools .
Log Chains,
Logging Tools i . " , ' f
Harness and) CpHars '(' ' ;
j'j-t M' . H a V , I
ALLEN 0. HESS,. Auctioneer.
Total ; 6271.00
Assessed vuluation of Medford... .$4. 478, 203. 81
1.3 mills levy on above yields I5S21.00
Estimated receipts from fines 450.00
$ 0271.00
J6271.00
Assessed valuation of county out-
Bide Ashland .v.. 125,015,335.34
y4 (.25) of a mill levy on above yields... $0271.00
Same rate" as lost
year.
Increase of 5-100
mills over last
' year: -
. Vital statistics o ftlie HbraiY
Branch circulation for year Of 1920 6 170 -
Branch circulation to Sept.-1 ,1921 ..L......13812
..... - .. or 1347c increase m s months
Books sent to stations for year of 1930... 696
Books sent to stations to Sept. 1. 1921t;..........96:l '
or 38 Increase in S months
Central circulation to Sept. 1, 1920 35406
Central circulation to Sept. 1, 1921... ,.: 42591
or SOvfc increase for the same period
' ' Interest Fund .
'merest on:
$20,000 Bridge Bonds (os)..$l,000
30,000 -Refunding .(os) ,.1,600
Estimated amount
hand Jan. 1, 1922..
..$4,000
$2,500,:
iNo levy.
' Ttond Slnklnc I'Hind
Principal to be raised in 1922....$! 1,000 Estimated nmonnt" on
nanu Jan. l, itiii .None
l.ovy 2.5 Mills.
Floating Indebtedness
Aviation Field .43,200.
Gnrbage Ground ..i. ............1,500
Armory 4,o00
Estimated amount on
- hand Jan. 1, 1922 None
Levy 2.1 Mills.
Recorder's Departm
Treasurer's
Police
Fire
Street
ubllc Market "
Health .
ight
Park
Miscellaneous "
$9,200
SOD1ARY
,.;. 00
...i 180
.... 60
... 190
Lovy
Mills.
ESTIMATED EXTK
Salurv, Market Master ...
Supplies:
Wood ,
Public .Market
rDITIRE 1922
$1330.00
f
1)00.00
1S.0O
.. 2250.00 .51
.. 2923.00 .66
.. - 4668.00 1.06
.. 11155.00 2.52
.. 14258.00 3.23
... 1330.00 .S
950.00 .28
650.00 .15
.. 4209.00 .95
.. 1100.00 3.26
614.00 14
$44107.00 10. 'v
.. 11000.00 2.5
.. 9200.00 2.1
.. 5S21.00 1.3
"'Jf -l'' n'" J-'-'it)!!')! .Jiv.ll ji)!!.--:c
Don't ' ''.TV
Pay '-.- ' '
tO v i -., -
Let -
Your ' " -.' ';:
Clothes .
Lock
Old
when
the
CITY CLEANING
AND DYEING CO.
Will
Keep
' Them
Looking
New.
For
Such a
Reasonable
Charge
Phono 474 401 8. lUTCrtdile
MAIL YOUR. FILMS
-to
SWEM'S STUDIO
U7 Ikit Main St. Med fori
WOOD
Best wood of ell klU.. Only traod In
dty under rover. Aleo beat L'tab
Coal at 117 off car.
VALLEY FUEL CO.
nd ailA Plr Clinno M
Mills
nond Sinking Fund ; ,
Floatfne Indebtedness
Library Fund
, " U.9 MIIU tout levy
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true statemeht of the proposed
budget of expenses for the year 1922. as adopted by the budget committee
of the City of Medford, Oregon, October 27, 1921, end notice Is hereby given
to all porsons Interested therein that the City Council will meet In the City
Hall in said city on November $2, 1911. at 7:30 o'clock 'P. M.- of said day,
then and there discuss said budget and make the levy of city taxes for ex
penditures for the year 1922, at which time, and place any person Interested
therein can meet with council and make their objections to said budget
and said proposed tax levy. If any thoy have.: .
M. L. AI.FORD, City-Recorder.
Date of first publication November 1,1951,
SEWARD
HOTEL
"HOUSE OF CEEER" '
ALPEft AT ldTH sVllEKT,
lOKTiA.I, OREGON. .
All the Oremn electne cars stop at
unexcelled. We strive to please.
Rate $1.60 sod ilp. - Wlti bath
$2.00 and tip. Our dining room U
rory popular, and our business men'a
luneheon. and our regular and tin
day dinners are not enrolled -elsewhere
at our price. Opposite Olde,
Wortmhn A King's btg store. '
X, C. CUUBEJET30N. Proprieto