Medford mail tribune., November 23, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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MKPFORD MAIL TIN BUN E. IKDFOUl). OlfM'iOW . WKDNIDAV. XOX'JIBKK
CHILDREN'S CARE SINGLER BACK FOR
By j BIG GAME, H. S.
RALLY TONIGHT
Market News
EXEMPLIFIED
CLINIC'S FINDINGS
I
23. Cat-
Uvestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov
tie steady; receipts SS.
Hogs, no receipts. Drive iu hogs
Killing at tS.OOfi 9.23.
Sheep steady; no receipts.
Following a very interesting and in
structive lecture at the Presbytoriun
church given by Dr. E. A. Pearce, well
known tuberculosis, specialist from
Portland, a very successful clinic was
held at tho Sacred Heart hospital
under the auspices of tho Jackson
County Public Health association. It
was possible to clear up the diagnosis
of several, cases which have been
under observation for some time. Dr.
W. P. Holt, county health officer, and
MIsb Faldlne, county health nurse, are
to be congratulated on so successful
on undertaking.
The lecture given by Dr. K. A.
Pearco was in part as follows:
The subject of pale children is one
of tremendous importance, and in
order that the proper and adequate
safeguards may be thrown around our
children, must be understood by all of
the people.
Examination of thousands of chil
dren in many of the cities roveals a
condition of malnutrition In over thir
ty percent. These children were not
from homes of poverty. The percen
tage of tuberculosis and hereditary
syphilis was very smnll. Their food
had been normal in amount, but unfor
tunately not well selected. They had
no forenoon or afternoon lunches, or
periods of rest. They had strenuous
work in school nnd often studied lute
at night in their homes. They were
allowed to cat large amounts of sugar
nnd candy. Partake of coffee and tea
and Indulge In social activities which
kept them up late at night. These
children were found to be weak, easily
fatigued nnd nervous. Their resis
tance to disease had been greatly re
duced by thoir environment and faulty
habits of eating and exercise.
Those conditions prompted a study
of food products which has resulted
IU a classification of foods adequate
for human consumption. Class one is
comiKiscd of foods of known chemical
and caloric value fats, proteins, car
bohydrates, salts, water.
Proteins are necessary for growth
nnd reproduction. The best protein Ih
animal milk, meat, eggs. One of these
should be in every dally diet.
Class two are of unknown mineral
content nnd caloric value, viz.:
Fat solunblo A Are found in buttor,
codllver oil, yellow suet, and green
loaves. Those foods are a safeguard
against rlcklts and eye diseaso.
Water Soluablo A Aro found in
plants nnd are supposed to prevent
Polyneuritis and Deri-Dorl.
Wator Solunbie B Are found in nil
vogetRblos and most fruits. TheBO aro
nocessary to prevent scurvy.
Kxperlments of calves by feeding
grain, tho kornel without tho roughngo
produced growth but the heifers were
unable to reproduco their spoclos,
whilo those fed on corn silage, the
grain and stalks nnd leaves as well
bore healthy, calves. This emphasizes
the fact that children must have vita
mines. In order to induce proper
growth nnd reproduction. This ap
plies with equal force to the future
and expectant mothers.
Wo must concode that malnutrition
which Is brought nbout by hndly se
lected foods nnd faulty habits lays the
foundation for future diseaso decreas
ing their normnl resistance. It is im
perative that properly balanced foods
bo given our children.
' Faulty digestion begets an excess of
acid in the system which in turn dis
solves the minerals in tho system.
This condition Invites tuberculosis.
Whenever your chlldivn show any
departure from normal w hether due to
tonsils, adenoids, cough or malnutri
tion however trivial it may seem at
tho time, let mo plead with you to at
once begin efforts to discover the
cause and consult your physician and
not rest until the condition is rem
edied. If the case Is one of tuberculosis,
remember that the first step, If the
fover which is usually below normal
ih the morning but which rises in mid
day and becomes lower In the evening
again, can only bo controlled by rest
In the open air. Do not be persuaded
that exorcise In the open air is best.
Promptly report all such cases to the
health authorities and In return re
coivo their help nnd advice in caring
for the cause and In limiting tho
spread of the Infection.
That tlte annual Medford-Ashlund
Thanksgiving Day game which is to
be played tomorrow afternoon al
2:4.". on tho new athletic field at the
end of North Holly street, will be
the most Interesting game of the sea
son is a certainty In view of the rival
ry which has nlwa(vs been evident be
tw.e enthe two schools. Coach llollis
Huntington of the Medford High
school says that M. II. S. will star'
with a lineup of full strength for
the first time this year1 nnd that at
the present line his backrio'd is do
ing better work than It lias done
since the start of the season. With
Dick Slngler In the game again .Med
ford feels the return of oae of her
best men who has been absent nearly
all season.
A big rally with prominent men of
tho town as speakers and about 400
high school students as rootcs will
start at 7:30 this evening. The band
is nil tuned up for the event and
there will be n big bonfire. The pub
lic Is Invited to attend the rally
which will be one of the largest ever
staged In .Medford.
Hotter
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 23.
fuller steady. Kxtra cubes 4 1 ',4 S
12c; under grades toe; cartons 4Sc;
-rnts 47c. Hutterfat, No. 1 churn
'ng cream 4 Tic f. o. b. Portland; uu
iergrades 43c.
Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore.., Nov. 23.
Wheat: Hard white $1.04: soft
white' $1.02; white club, hard win-
I ler. northern spring $1.03; ted Walla
j !7c.
Today's car receipts Wheat 2.
N. Y. Stocks
San Francisco Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23. Unl
it r, extra .'0V4c F.ggs. extras, 71c;
extra rirsts 68c; extra pullets, 53c;
extra pullets, firsts nominal; under
sized pullets No. 1. 45c.
Cheese. California flat fancy,
2 7 '4 c: California young America,
fancy, 31V..C; turkeys dressed, 45
.-2c. Artichokes $ 1 j.OO'g 20.00 ;
sprouts Sift 10c.
Allls-Chalmcrs . . .' :? 5. 7
American Heel .Sugar 2s. 2
American Can 30.5
American Car & Foundry .... 137.
American Hide & Leather pfd. !ifi.''
American International Corp. 37.5
American Locomotive 93.
American Smelting & Itcfg. 40.7
American Sugar 55. 2
American Sumatra Tobacco ... 31.
American T. T 1 15.2
American Woolen 7S.
Anacunda Copper 4-t.G
Atchison S7.
All., Gulf & VV. indies 3 1.
Baldwin Locomotive !t5.:t
Baltimore & Ohio :li;..:
Bethlehem Steel "II" 55.
Canadian Pacific 115.7
Central Leather 31.
Chandler .Motors 45. (i
Chesapeake & Ohio 58. G
Chicago, .Mil. and Ht. Paul . . . 23.
Chicago. It. I. & Pnc 32.7
Chlno Copper 2G.fi
Colorado Fuel & Iron 24.5
Corn Products -S7.7
Crucible .Steel GI.3
Cuba Cane Sugar S.2
Krle 11.5
Cleneral F.lectrlc 131.1
(ieneral Motors 11.1
Goodrich Co. 31.
(treat Northers, pfd 7.3
Great Northern Ore Ctfs 33.fi
Illinois Central 06.5
Inspiration Copper 37.1
Jnt. Mer. Marino pfd 50.2
International Paper 5(1.3
Ivenneoott Copper 21.3
Louisville & Nashville 109.2
Mexican Petroleum 113.H
Miami Copper 21.7
Middle States Oil 15.2
Miilvaln Steel 24.5
Missouri Pacific 19.5
New York Central 72.0
N. V.. N. II. and Hartford 13.2
Norfolk Western 97.
Northern Pacific 7S. 7
Oklahoma Prod. & Bet 3.
Pan American Petroleum .... 50.0
Pennsylvania 34.2
People's Gas 57. 0
Pitsburg nnd West Va 25.2
Kay Consolidated Copper 14.2
Heading 71.5
Itep. Iron & Steel 50.
Itoyal Dutch, N. Y 4C.2
Shell Trans. Trad 311. t
Sinclair Con. Oil 23.
.Southern Pacific Is. 7
Standard Oil of N". J., ptd 113.3
Studebaker Corporation 75.
Tennessee Copper 9.5
Texas Co -- 45.5
Texas & Pacific 24. S
Tobacco Products 59.3
Transcontinental Oil 0.8
Cnlon Pacific 124.S
C. S. Food Products 11.3
C. S. Belail Stores 53.
H. S. Ind. Alcohol '. 40.
fnlted States Rubber 49.
Cllltcd States Steel S3.
I'tull Copper 57.5
Westinghouse Klcctrie 47.
Willy's Overland 58
American Zinc, Lead and Sin.. . 11.
Butte and Superior 17.
fnla. Petroleum 43.5
.Montana Power 55.
Slmttuek Arizona 7.1
Pure Oil 35.7
Invincible Oil 11.2
General Asphalt 0-I.5
Advice for Women Who Suffer
' I advise every woman who suffers
with kidney trouble to try Foley Kid
ney Pills," writes Mrs. Besslo Brawn
er, 2522 Scoville Ave.. Cleveland, O.
'I could not do niy housework, but
ilnoe taking Foloy Kidney Pills I feel
ike a new woman and am able to do
j niy work." Rheumatic pains, swollen
inkles, backache, stiff joints, sore
nuscles and sleep disturbing bladder
tilments Indicate disordered kidneys
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. Sold
everywhere. Adv
GIFTS TO EUROPE
NEW YOUK. Nov. hrintmii
prrsi-ntH valued al fl.OOO.Ooo frnt.t
Northern Hnptist.i of America to ill"
poor of Central Kurope were it I h.:u I
the t earner Ksthontu today. I'uim-i
fur Ian7itf.
In the shipment are fifty barrel:
of toys, ten thousand blankets, forty
five thousand pair of shoea and fify
thousand cakes of soap.
!HI RUB BACKACHE.
SIIFFNE8U1BAG0
Rub Pain from back with small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs Oil."
Notice
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the matter of tho estate of Squire
S. Aiken. Deceased.
The undersigned, administrator In
'he above entitled matter, has filed
.villi the Clerk of the abovo named
::onrt his Final Account.
December 24, 11121, at 10 o'clock a.
n. at the Court House in Jacksonville,
n said County, has been fixed by said
Court as the time and place for hear
ing objections thereto nnd the allow
ance thereof.
HARRY V. AIKEN.
Administrator.
Notice of District Road Meeting
Bond District Number 5, Jackson
County, Oregon.
Notice is hereby Riven that in pur
suance of a petition duly and legally
signed by more than throe free holders
and legal voters residing In Iload
District Number 5, Jackson County,
Oregon and duly and legally presented
to the County Court of Jackson Coun
ty. Oregon, a district road meeting of
the legal voters of said district num
ber o will be hold at Grove School
House in Jackson County, Oregon, on
the 21! th day of November, 1921, at
the hour of 10:00 a. m. on said day
for the purpose of levying a special
road tax not to exceed ten mills on
the dollar on all taxable property
within said road district for the spec
ial improvement of tho roads in said
Road District and for any other pur
poses which may seem proper to come
before said meeting.
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon this
Ith dav of November, 1921.
(1. A. 0 ARDNKR,
Count v Judge.
JAMES OWENS.
Count v Commissioner.
VICTOR Hl'RSFLL,
County Commissioner.
Notice of District Road Meeting
Hoad District Number G, Jackson
County, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that In pur
suance of a petition duly and legally
signed by more than three free holders
and legal voters residing in Road
District Number 0. Jackson County
Oregon and duly nnd legally presented
to the County Court of Jackson Coun
ty. Orogon, a district road meeting o(
the legal voters of said district num
ber fi will bo held at Lake Creek Store
In Jackson County. Oregon, on the
28th day of November. 1921, at the
hour of 2:0(1 p. m. on said day for the
purpose of levying u special road tax
not to exceed ten mills on the dollar
on all taxable property within said
road district-for the special Improve
ment of the roads In said Road District
and for any other purposes which may
seem proper to come before said meet
I nit.
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon this
1th day of .November, 1921.
G. A. GARDNER.
Count v Judge.
JAMES OWENS.
County Commissioner.
VICTOR IU.RSKLL.
County Commissioner
WASHINGTON. Nov. 23. The sen
nte today ngrccd to dispose of the
Ford -Newberry senatorial election
contest early in January. Tin- .'turo -nient,
which was by unanimous con
sent, provides that the election ease
Hhall be considered to tile exelusion
of all else on the fourth .-:i'e!:.!:ir day. L
on which. the senate is in se-i-don after j
.January first, and to liaitt iiei.-,(e
after two days of geii'-r al d:s. ussion. j
Back hurt you? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden pains,
sharp aches and twinjref ? Now listen!
That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe
from a strain, and you'll get relief the
moment you rub your back with sooth
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil."
Nothing else takes out soreness, lame
ness and stitfness so quickly. You
simply rub it on your back and out
comes the pain. It is harmless and
doesn't burn the skin.
Limber up! Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and
after vising it just once, you'll forget
that you ever had backache, lumbago
or sciatica, because your back will
never hurt or cause any more misery.
It never disappoints anil has been rec
ommended for Uu year.
Notice of District Road Meeting
Hoad District Number 9. Jackson
County. Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
suance of a petition duly and legally
signed by more than three five holders
and legal voters residing In Road
District Number 9, Jackson County
Oregon, and duly and legally present
ed to the County Court of Jackson
.County, Oregon, a district rond meet
; tug of the legal voters of said district
number 9 will be held at Adam's
; Store near MoLoud llrldge in Jacks in
County. Oregon, on the 20th dav of
November. 1921. at the hour of 10:0o
a. ni. on said day for the purpose pf
: levying a special road tax not to
exceed ten mills on the dollar on all
taxable property within said road dis
trict for the soecial improvement of
the roads in sa'd Road District and
for any other purposes which may
seem proper to come before s.iid meet
ing. Dated at Jacks mville. Oregon this
. Ith dav of November. 1921.
G. A. GARDNER,
County Judge.
JAMES OWENS.
County Commissioner.
VICTOR mttSKLI,,
1 County Commissioner.
$ 16.500.0(1
21.840.00
G0.720.UO
66.240.0U j
750.001
500.00
S.020.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
1 1.650.00
1.000.00
Pursuant to the urovisions of Chanter IIS General Laws of Oregon, 1921.
lotice is hereby given that the County Court of Jacks in County. Oregon, will
i reel In Ihe Circuit Court Room of the Court House in the City of Jacksonville,
Oregon, on Thursday, the Mil day of December, 1021, at the hour of Ju:"0
o'clock a. m. of said day, and at the said time and place opportunity will be
given for a full and complete discussion of liie estimate of the amount of
money promised to be raised by taxation for the ensuing year as published
herewith, by any taxpayer subject to such tax levy when made. In favor of
or against any of the promised tax levies herein as the County Court may deem
lor tile best interests of Jackson County.
The County lludget Committee for Jackson County.. Oregon, has prepared
and submits the following: An estimate of the amount required for each de
partment of County Government, County Office or County Officer, each County
Improvement, the 'maintenance of each County building, structure or institu
tion, the salary of each County officer or employee, including those whose
salaries aro fixed by statute, for the improvement and maintenance of public
highways, roads, bridges, the construction, operation and maintenance of each
public utility and redemption of outstanding warrants; and estimate of the
public receipts of the County from sources other than direct taxation upon;
the real and personal property in the County during the period lor wnicn sue"
tax is to be levied and the amount of balances on hand in the funds of the
County at the tune the levy will be made.
Expenses
Koi tile Payment of the following separate items of expense:
. Crater Lake Highway liond Interest
Pacific Highway Road Interest Fund ;
General Road Fund
County School Fund
School Library Fund '.
High School Fund I to be levied on School Districts not main-
taining High Schools 23,300.00
Redemption of Pacific Highway Hoad Bonds:
Ten Year Series 16.6S6.6Uj
Fifteen Year Series 9. 090.90
Twenty Year Series 6,250,00
Twenty-Five Year Series : 4,701.90
Thirty Year Series 3.846.15
General County Fund
J'Vir Payment of State Tax (estimate only 11 mills) 303.600.00
.Market Road Money 11.3 mills) 41,400.00
Circuit Court
Circuit Court, general expenses including bailiffs, jurors, reporters,
special counsel, witnesses, fees, mileage
County Court and Commissioners
County Judge's salary, $2000; traveling expenses. 1200; fees and
traveling expenses (Commissioners), J2O00; other expenses, in
cluding supplies, printing, postage, county court bailiff, express.
telephoning, telegraph, jurors, witnesses, and mileage, $1000 5.200.00
Juvenile Court
Jurors, witnesses, mileage, etc., $250: widows' pensions, $7000;
other expenses for commitments, probation and tniant officers,
etc., $400; Hovb' and Girls Aid Society ullowance, $120: delin-
quent and neglected childien, blind, deaf mutes, feeble-minded
and insane, $250
Justice Court
Fees of justices, constables, jurors and witnesses, etc 1,200.00
County Advertising
Advertising County Resources and State Fair Exhibit as the County
Court may hereinafter deem advisable
For bids of alL kinds, printing of notices and delinquent Utx list,
sales of property, county court proceedings :
Care of the Poor
Salary for superintendent for Poor Farm, $1500; countv physician,
health officer, including expenses, and medicines. $1000; main
tenance of Poor Farm and hospital. $5000; tubercular poor.
$150; Indigents not at Poor Farm. $7000
Bounties on Wild Animals
Payment of j
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's salary, $2500; traveling expense. $.1200; telephone and
telegraph, $;IOO; finger print work and photo supplies, $4:10;
upkeep on motorcycle, $300: handcuffs and billet, $20; premium
on bonds, $210; speed cop, $1200; 1 deputy, 12 months. $151S:
1 deputy. 12 months. $l"20: 1 deputy, 12 months, $1200: 1
deputy, 12 months, $1110; 1 stenographer, 12 months. $1020:
extra help on tax receipts, $100: extra expense on delinquent
tax matters, $3000; extra office help, $600; 35.000 combination
tax receipts, $320; I t loose leaf binders, $31.50; 1 tax turnover
ledger. $62. nO; 3 loose lea! binders. $!: aoO turnover snuets.
$S5; stamped envelopes. $260; stamps. $103; 2000 cert, of de
linquency (2 years supply). $63.35; stationery and envelopes.
$50: miscellaneous fonns, $50; miscellaneous supplies. $100;
fillers for tax receipt riles, $25; files for service records, $50;
numbering machine, $18.50 17.S97.S5
Jail' Expense
Jailor, $675; matron, $200; laundry, $200: board of prisonors, $2100:
repairs, supplies, etc., $200
Court house
Salary for janitor, $6.75: other expenses, including lights, water,
fuel, furniture, repairs, fire insurance, etc.. $7000 7,675.00
Assessor's Office
Salary of assessor, $2000: traveling expenses. $300; 1st deputy.
$1320; 2nd deputy. $900; 3rd deputy, $9.00; field deputies,
$3150; writing and extending tax rolls, $600; supplies, print
ing, postage, express, telephone telegrams etc. $1433.75
Clerk's Office
Clerk'B salary, $2000; first deputy's salary. $1500 ; 2ud deputy,
$1320; 3rd deputy. $10S0; 4th deputy. $936; 5th deputy. $900;
0th deputy. $9(10; "tlx deputy. $840; extra help. $700; office ex
pense, telephone, $100; express, $25; printing and record
books, $1250; postage, $500: ofrice furniture, $200 12,251.00
Coroner's Office
Foes of coroner nnd physicians. Jurors, witnesses and other ex
penses Fruit Inspectors
Salaries find expenses of inspectors
Pathologist
Payment to state for extension work, county, agent, $3300; demon
stration agent. $1200 4,500.00
School Superintendent's Office and Department of Education
Salary of superintendent. $2000; clerical assistance, $9()0; traveling
expense. $200; Teachers' Institutes. School Officers' conven
tions. $5H0; supplies, printing, postage, express, telephone, etc..
$600; county educational board expense, $50: suoorvisor's sal
ary. $1140; supervisor's traveling expense. $500; supervisor's
expenses, supplies, stamps, phone, etc., $90; school exhibit at
state and county fair, $150 6,130.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Salary and traveling expenses
Stock Inspector
Salary and expenses and tubercular cattle
Water Master
Salary of water master, $1300; assistant, $300; mileage, $420; misc.
expenses. $140
Surveyor's Office
Purveyor's salary, $100; stenographer. $600; misc. expenses. $200
Treasurer's Office
Treasurer's salary. $1800: traveling expense. $70: deputy. $10S0:
extra help. $220; misc. expenses, including record books, pos
tage, telephone, express, etc., $1090
Miscellaneous Expenses
Emergency fund
County Library outside of City of Ashland (.2 mills)
Fire warden, one-third expense, 1921
Elections and registrations
For payment on Armory in City of Medford
Expense of examination of hooks and accounts
Payment!) for reporting births and deaths
County Fair
Tax refunds, double assessments, errors, etc
'County nurse, salary. $1500; expense. $396; auto. $355
District attorney's office expense
Redemption of outstanding warrants against the general county
fund -
IX : ttt- -.
State appropviatl- n for r-.nnt fair ZZ'ZZZZZIZZZ hiaoou
From rent of forest f - ,-,
From 5 per cent sale ' f '' ' V!(:;ient 't:lxes '".""On,
Penalties and interest on d l.nquent tax IK,(mii,,j
Auto licenses .
- 00. 1 jy.y.j
IvJ. 'f6.'on rommit.ee f,r Jackson C ...my. Ore.
We, It" ato Hue. lai" and complete estimate ,
con. do hereby certif) thut I he auc ..nsuiug year and ,r ,lwl,le
"e 'r'trn, uTce other ul dilect taxation upon real nnd persona,
"Vibe C I 'Ihe "mount required for public enterprises. rw
t:ons of the t n , " ..xpenses of the county as therein set out. is
bridges etc ai d l all u. of the 0JiPenses of tho county ,rins
just ami is based u cate mnutltin nf it3 probable needs during
the past 3 years ai th (, ma,k.. Tmt each and every Item there
,,e year for w hhrhscU st, a t tmsactiou of the business of Ulu
VICTOR lU'RSELL, Secretary. ,
JAMES OWENS. Committeeman.
HORACE PEI.TON. Committeeman.
THOS. II. SIMPSON. Committeeman.
J A. WKSTER1.CNP, Commit teaman.
Fros'
.protection
lor j)ourorchams
ler acre.per hour
, Don't let frost take away your
year's income. Orchard heaters are
frost insurance. Use tnem ana nave
big crops at premium prices when
others fail; get the high prices for
your crops.
Scheu Smokeless and Canco Heaters
!iav saved rrops all over the CnlUd
Stains. Temperalnres of 16 successful
ly raised above danger point. Outside
temperature was 20. with Seheu IrGalerB
maintained inside teniperat n re 3-1.
Crop saved. IDO'V. Value per acre
$!:!).' savs Kmst A. Tonk, apple
cvower or (jasinnere. vvasninKimi.
Growers all over United States re
port similar success.
Store Than n Million Xoiv In l
Cost afie up. See .the heatpr In ac
tlf.ii. Get our free 48 page book
"Frost Insurance."
iWrfCHEU'
omoKeie
R. G. Bardwell
Local Itepmsculali.
.Mctirord, Ore
(K.-linrd Hcnrr -!..
VVHJFING-MEAD COMMERCIAL C'J.
I. on .Ancelcii
I
IP
3,075.00 !
10,063.
500.00
3,000.00
400.00
500.00
2.360.00
1,200.00
4.2G0.0O
500.00
4.983.00
450.0(
lrt, noil. 00
5,5no.O(i
4"0.00
150.00
2,750."
1.5'mi.OO
2.2S1.0O
600.00
12.117
2.2 $ 60.720. 00
1.6 23,36.1.110
2.4 66.2l'i.O"
.9 2l.Sld.0O
.6 16. 560. let
1.1 3v.610.on
1.5 41.100.00
Total $735,140.00
Recapitulation
Mills
Cener.il road fund
High school fund ton all proiH'rty not in High School Dis
tricts, estimate of valuation $1 l.tloO.OOO.OO
Countv school fund ($65,250,001 county school library fund
I $7301
Pacific Highway interest fund
Crater Lake Highway lntere-it Fund 6
Pond redemption fund
Market mad fund to match state money
tleneral fund, which includes the following:
One in 11 1 market road tax lor state. $27. ''.00. (1 mill); other state
lax. $27ti.i'0 110 mills) : expenditure for running county, includ
ing redemption of warrants. $ 1 Oii.O.v.i (5.t mills)
Total
Levy outside of High School Districts, 27.4 mills.
Levy inside of High School Districts. 25 S mills.
Estimated Receipts
Two per rent daily balance
Fees county clerk's office - -
Fees sheriffs office
Sale of lands, sheriff s office
Refund on bounty claim -
463,6S".01
. $735,llc.oi
$ 7.5o,",.Ci'j
.. 1 2.500.1V
1. 000.00
5.ooo.ivt
bOO.Oij
Good First Quality
30x3 Non-Skid Tires
Price Only $10.?5
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Main at Riverside
Medford, Oregon
Out of Town Mail Orders Promptly Shipped.
ASHLAND-MEDFORD STAGE
Medford-Phoenix or Ashland-Talerit
15c, Round Trip 25c
Medford-Talent or Ashland-Phoenix
25c, Round Trip 40c
Medford Ashland 40c
You Can Depend on Our Service
INTERURBAN AUTO CAR CO.
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Tunsrv Directors
WOOD!
All kind of w.HKl at right prices; dry
mill blocks.
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
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j ARTISTO STONE CO.
j fou can appreciate only by callln'
I at our factory the many things 0
I beauty and value, we have to offer In
art stone products. Marble Lumber,
Marezzo. Scagllola, Terrn7.zo, Clay
.Modeling and Piaster Decoratlonl.
Mantels. Floor Tile, Base. Wainscot,
iTable Tops, Lawn Furniture, etc,
137 North Fir Street
Medford