IUOK EIGHT
MEDFORU MATL -TKUUrKF.. MKDFOUM). OlilWOK. FRIDAY, FF.liRUARV 21. 1f)22
REDUCE ARMS
BUI NOT Sill
WAD I
J
,TOKIO. (Ey Mall). If the Japanese
Billion la to hold Its own In Industrial .
competition which is sure to result
from establishment of world peace,
Japan's martial spirit must be develop -
...1 In nr.MW.rt inn n nrm.mnnt U re -
(iuced, said Lieut. -General Yatnanasbi.
minister cf war in a statement to the
Japanese press.
ii - . .. j i. t . . . . ;
A serious hii.hi.im; is ucing mime L'.v ;) -
p
Ul lift
eomoof the political leaders of Japan'1 1 Tlle report indicated a tendency
he said, "in their efforts ta disregard . toward raising more coles this year
the martial spirit of the nation which . ,la' "'" several years past. 'The
...... , , ihigh price of tractors and tractor Im-
is as essential to the peaceful expan-Ilomi,US ,om,,mot, wiUl ,ho j0W
sioa of the people as It Is in time of: price of farm products has caused
war.
"The Washington caiiterctice has
met with the success that was expect-
ed of it. Opinion seems to bo divided
on the basis for the proposed naval
limitations, which is the chief of the
tions; but all are of one acord in the
spirit of world peace, which railed
them together t deliberate on those
questions.
. ,. , .. . . , , i ;i w nolo mie ueereaseu. ill ine
it Is a matter for resret that in,norlhwcs(onl ,)!U.t ot thl! 8tatll xMs
their attempt to w in appreciation for , jot reuse is placed as hish nn 27 per
this spirit of world peace and in their rent in two or three counties. Wo
anxiety to remove from Japan the, know there lias bt-en sonio shifting
charge of militarism, saa:e of our of dairy animals from the western to
political leaders bave apparently lost he eastern portion of the state. Ko-
sight of the martial spirit cf the
nation.
"It is wrong to consider that a mar-
tiaJ Bplrit is incompatible with the
itation of armaments. In a certain
sense, armament is an expression of
national power, which is the sum total
of various kinds of Individual energy.
Modern warfare, for instance, de
mands national industry besides shells
and bavonets. Therefore. If a nation
Is Iff advance and hold its own in the;'18,110 no dei-rcaac. A prominent
industrial competition that must nec- "'kmim a,',J ba,,kor opcmt.ii m
, . , ,, . . Iwiker county, waa recently quoted as
essarlly follow on the establishment1 fcluws; ..The of raker have
of world peace, its martial spirit mustienoouraKe1 tne brinKing ln of caUle
be expanded and developed to Just and sheep and have been financing
such a degree as the actual armament, the growers of hay In the purchase of
is reduced." .
Ill
G
CARE OF GERMAN
SOLDIERS' GRAVES
T
BEKLIX. Feb. German soldiers,
Who died and wer buried on
gian and French battlefields, prob-
rnn n tj
ably will remain on foreign soil on ac- winter than many people are inclined
count of the cost entailed in bringing to think,
them home. This is indicated in! Slieep.
statements by the official bureau.! In the largest tlieep producing
which is entrusted with the work of county of the stnte some estimates In
helping relatives to identify the dead dicatc the nuinlxr of slicep was re
and arrange for the transportation of duccd about 2i per cent in 1920, with
their bodies to Germany. ja further 25 per cent reduction in
Although negotiations with France' 1921, but other estimates from the
and Belgium for the removal of the same county Indicate no reduction in
bodies were concluded weeks ago, not numbers. Individual farm reports
one German soldier has been ex- indicate a decrease of about 5 per
burned for the journey home, despite cent, which checks with the regular
the fact that thousands of Inquiries field reports.
have been made by relatives. Told! Sheep marketings were above the
that they must bear the cost of cx- usual during the suuimcr or 1921. the
burning and transportation, which total receipts at the .Portland Stock
from France amounts to 30,000 marks Yards showing 4S per cent increase
they turn away, for that sum is now in 1921 over 1320, for sheep of Ore
a largo fortuno to the average Gcr-jgon origin. The financial situation
nan'
Consequently, sentiment is growing
to allow the flernian soldier dead to
list on tho fields where they were
..u.n-u ui in toe j-rencu or lieigian
enioteries to which they have been)
transferred. The information that
the J-rench are carefully tending
these burial places and. where pos-
slble, marking the individual graves
ed to allay tho feeling tliat.the.se dead
with crosses and names also has tend-
fdiould remain in n strange land.
SALTS !S FINE FOR
ill
T MEAT
flash, the Kidneys at one when Back
hurts or Bladder bothers Meat
forms uric acid.
No man or woman who oats meat rBi
larly can make a mistake by flushing
the kidneys occasionally, says well
known authority. Meat forms uric acid
which clogs the kidney pores so they
ubiggishly filter or strain only part of
,Ja wast and prisons from the blood,
Cm you get sick. JSearly all ilieuina
Cisao, Leadacues, liver trouble, nervous
pens, constipation, diz.zir.es8, sleeplessnens,
gladder disorders oome from sluggish kid
Keys. The moment you feel a dull ache in tts
kidneys or your back hurts, or if t!ie
urino is cloudy, offensive, full of sedi
ment, irrepular of passage or attended
ly a sensation of scalding, get about four
ounces of Jad Halts from any reliable
plmrmacy and take a tablcspoonful in
a glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous sails is insula from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, oom
Kned with lithia and has been used for
generations to Hush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also to neu
traliza the acido in urins so it no longer
csnses irritation, thus ending bladder dis
orders. Jad Baits Is inexpensive and em
not injure; makes a delightful effor
ts scent lithis-water drink which all tut.
fJar meat eaters should take now snd
taen to keep the kidneys clean and the
Mood pure, thereby avoiding serious kid-
pev oviuylicstioufv
VALUE LIVESTOCK
ON OREGON FS
DECREASED 1921
l'OKTl.ANii, Ore. Tin- value of
livestock on farma and ranges In
Oregon decreased from ioi.CS4.ooo
;o $M.s.l l,:,eo tS7.t i-r conii. timing
"'0 ',,;"s from January l. 1920, to
!',au'"'' ls-' according to reports
just Issued by the t". S. bureau of
markets and crop estimates. For the
entire Coiled States, t ho divnisr
I Was
from S.l6r..li4.000 to M.T"3.-
000 or 41. 5 nor cent.
some tractor farmers to return to
horse power on their farms," nays
the report. The situation in regard to
milk cows, beef cuttle, sheep, hogs
i,'imi poultry, is covered as follows.
Milk 1'oxv.
Kesalts of our special inquiry
would seem to Indicate sonic increase
in numbers of dairy cows in the state
However, it is the opinion of some
-.. , lm ua
jdustry that numbers for the state as
I ports also indicate sonic Increase iu
j numlwrs in the const counties. On
I the whole, vvc are Inclined to believe
V, , Mv .1- 1-1- ...1 s.,n.n I.,
lfn-inumlHr of - COw , the .utc.
has occurred during: the past year.
Beef Cattle.
A few estimates In some districts
have placed tho 1921 decrease iu
numbers as high as 40 per cent, but
other reports from the same general
section, seem to indicate taat there
livestock, in order that they may feed
up their crop, and there Is nt the
present time more stock being fed in
liakcr valley than tor several years
past."
Iteceipts of cattle of Oregon origin
at the Portland Cnion Stock Yards
during 1321, Were only 81 per cent of
the 1920 receipts." ,'ct much varia
tion occurred in 191$ and 191, but
1 1920 showed considerable increase,
'indicating somewhat heavier percent-
ago of marketings. This probably
Bomewhat reduced the breeding stock,
for 1321. but not sufficiently to ac-1
i count for the 17 per cent decrease in' pense
jthe 1921 stockyards receipts. We be-jGeo. 1,. , Howard, deputy
lieve there has been less decxeas In! sheriffs Uavoling ex-
the 1921 stockyards recoiuts. Wo be-1
lievc thi-ri ha.t brn lens tni.r?ia, in
'the numbers of cattle on feed this
j caused a change In tho ownership of
many thousaud head of sheep, but we
have been unable to learn of any
Kreat movement of sheep to points
outside of the state.
Hogs. '
All indications i.oin't to a consider-
;auio decrease in tlyj number of bogs
- during the past year. The individual
fann reports indicate a decrease of
about 15 per rent. 1321 receipts of
w.r. ,.t n,-,... .., .i,. i.wi.,.i
fctock yards decreased 3S per cent
over tho receipts for 1820. Jteports
indicate some increase In the number
of young hogs on band January 1
1922, over January 1, 1921. This con
dition would seem to indicate the
probability of an Increase ln the state
hog production for the year J922
over 1921. The supply of hogs has
been Insufficient to meet the packers'
needs during the past year. The Port
land Cnion Stock Yards reports the
receipt ot 44,34.1 hogg from the states
of North and South I-iakota, during
the year 1921. Uuring the month of
January, 1922, 10,091 hogs were re
ceived from the state of South Dakota
alone.
Poultry.
Individual farm sc hedules indicate
quite a decided Increase In the num
ber of poultry on Oregon farms dur
ing recent years. Farmers feel Ihut
the price of eggs has been more
nearly in lino with the price of ar
ticles the farmer must buy, than most
any other farm product, during the
past two years. This largely accounts
for the increased Interest In poultry.
Western eggs have found a very ex
cellent eahtf.-rn market during thi
)at.t two years. This largely accounts
for the Increased Interest in poultry.
(raJug Permits.
The grazing section of the U. H.
forestry service, report that applica
tions to date for grazing permits dur
ing 1922, indicate that there will be
more cattle on tho forest reserves
than last year, 1 nfuet, more than any
yar since 1318. A portion of this in
crease is doubtless duo to decrease in
grazing ureas outside of the forest re
serve. Forestry supervisors are of
the opinion that the numbers of both
cuttle and sheep . bave decreased
somewhat In both Oregon and Wash
ington during tho past year.
, F. L. KENT,
4
Agricultural giutlstieao.
uh nty cot ut phocffpings.
The following la n schedule of ex
penditures of, Jackson comiiy, Oregon,
together with a list ot the. claimants
anil articles of service for which the
claim Is made and which were passed
upon by the county court of Jack
son county during the month of Jan
uary, .1922.
The following bills were allowed
as follows with the exceptions shown
County Court ami Commissioners,
G. A. Gardner, comity
judge's salary . $ 166.00
Victor Burs-oil, county com
missioner's salary and
vponst .,.. 1 17.70
James Owens, county rem
miasio'tor's salary and
oxmnso 9 7.00
t'.. A. Gardner, judge's ex
pense trio to Portland 53.55
i Postal Tel. Cable Co., judge's.
telegrams 2.1.
Total ... 4 39.03
Circuit Court
K. Kav Pa vis. court report
er's salary $ 116.6$
A. K. Thompson, circuit
court crier 36.00
T. M. Hurliiurt, circuit
court expense ".
P. XI. Calkins, circuit Judge's
cftlce rent 43.00
Tunnell & Kdwanls. tran
script, circuit court 4 3.20
Total $ 2 4 3.30
.luMico tV.urt
Harold Puruett. Justice
court witness $ 2.20
P. ,V. Ptigshaw. Justice
court expense 19.40
K. W. t'lancy. justice court
witness 1.00
John Corum. justice court
witness 1.00
W. 11. Uowdv. justico court
expense 23.30
J. W. Hatcher. - Justice
court fees 1 7.00
T. (5. House, justice court
wilness 1.00
Geo. O. Timothy, justice
court expense 5.00
G. O. Taylor, justice court
expense 63.9
Geo. O. Timothy. Justice
court witness 2.20
Total 136.05
Shoriffn tHtioe
C. E. Terrlll. sheriffs sal
ary $ 20S.33
Geo. I.. Howard, deputy
sheriffs salary 126.50
L. 1). Kornerook. deputy
sheriff salary 110.00
L. D. Kornerook. finger
print work '. : 13.00
Wm. L. Farlow, deputy sher
iffs satary 104.00
I. II. Millard, deputy sher
iff s nalary 100.00
Geo. U. llerritt. deputy sher
ilfs salary 00.00
Edna Snyder, deputy sher
iffs salary 93.00
Hazel Telherow, deputy
sheriff's salary S3.00
Jay Terrill, work In sheriff's
office 103.
Caltrn Terrlll, vork in sher
iff's office
SO. 00
15.00
Ltorts Kleinnauimer,
work
in sheriffs office
L- 1). Kornerook, deputy
sheriffs traveling ex-
C7.41
2. SO
1.3.95
300.00
G6.24
C9.06
10.25
4.25
2.45
pense
Postal Tel
Cable Co.. tele
grams for sheriff
F. J. Newman, work on tax
matters
C. K. Terrlll. sheriffs trav
eling expense
C. K. Terrlll, stamped en
velopes for sheriff
Western Union Tel. Co.,
sheriffs telegrams
Geo. G. Kunzman, sheriff's
office expense
Medford Book Store, sher
iff's office supplies
J. W. . Wakefield, premium
on bonds
W. K. Gaylord, speed coup's
expense
85.00
51.40
To.tal 18 15.fi 1
CU-rk's office
Chaunccy Florey, county
clerk's salary t 166.66
Mildred Neil Florey, deputy
clerk's saalry 125.00
Uelllia Stevens, deputy
clerk's salary 1 10.00
Kunerta Pearce, deputy
clerk's salary 90.00
Alice ir. Poor, deputy clerk's
salary , 75.00
Mattlo Stevens, deputy
clerks salary 73.00
Mabel Showers, work in
clerk's office 70.00
Bertha i.m:rlck, work in
clerk's office 32.2
Chaunccy Florey, advance
for express ' 4.65
C'hauncey Florey, stamps for
dork's office 20.1C
Pacific, Stationery Printing
Co., county clerk's ex-
PWise 17.43
Western Union Tel. Co.,
county clerk's telegrams 9.9C
Billings & Billings, pre
mium on clerk's bond 17.00
Total I813.CC
Treasurer's Office
A. C. Walker, county treas
urer's salary $ 130.00
Dorothy Bedwell, deputy
treasurer's salary 60.00
A. C. Walker, county treas
urer's expanse .... 16.38
Billings Agency, premium
on treasurer's bond - 45,00
Medford Book Store, treas
urer's office supplies .60
J. W. Wakefield, premium
on treasurer's bond 2300
Total .' $326.98
Coroner's Office
C. W. Con klin, coroner's Ju
ror fee $ l.oo
Lr.,H. W. Ciancey, autop
sy examination 23.00
Joton Cormn, coroner's wlt-
iieiil - 1.00
Pr. It. W. Clancy, coroner's
witness j.00
Wm. Craig, coroner's wit
ness l.oo
W. A. Cook, coroner's juror 1.00
James Clement, coronet's
witness l.oo
Dr. S. V. Chlsholm, coron
er's witness 1.00
Robert Cook, coroner's wit
ness .00
Dr. W, V. Chlsholm, examin
ing physician r..P0
Lloyd. IJIwootL coroner's wlt-
ness ,. 1.00 1
Win. Kllppen, coroner's Ju
ror a. 1.00
W. A. Gales, eoronor's Juror 1 00
V.. P. tir.llulel, coroner's wit
ness . 1.00
.). !'. llitsou, eoronor's Juror t oo
Walter Huff, coroner's wit
ness 1,00
Wm. l.yman, con tier's Juror 1.00
11. ti. I.aunspungli, coroner's
witness too
Kmil Mohr, eorotier's wit
ness - 1.00
J. J. Mc.Muhou, coroner's
wituosj , too
John A. Perl, eoronor's fees 515.40
Ned Potior, coroner's Juror 1.00
W. 11. StUkol. Con ner's Ju
ror 1.00
r red G. 1 urnor, coroner's
Juror u. . 1.00
. U. an Houten. coroner's
Juror, too
,lc sse Vose, coroner's wit
ness 1.00
L. K. Wukeman. coroner's
Juror . l.oo
Total .....S9.40
ScIuh.I SuHrlntoii(lont's Offlcu
Susiinno W. Homes, school
superlntendeiifs salary.... 160.06
Klialieth Hurr, school su
pervisor's salary 120.00
Mrs. H. H. Pavls, work In
ivhool supertuteaideut's '
office
27.00
39.00
I. uello Goold, work In school
superintendent's office..,.
Kllzabetti Purr, school su
perintendent s truveling
expenso
Sl.4'.
KlUuhctlt Purr, express
charges
60
The Maemillan Company.
school superintendent's
Slipptit'S
Medford Hook Store, school
suertuteiulelil's supplies
3.01
10.90
Total .., 4451.62
Fruit lnsMvtor' Office
K. H. Oatiuan, fruit Inspec
tor's salary and expense $ 112.02
Howard K. Waruer. fruit in
spector's salary and ex
pense 133.00
Total $215.00
Assessor's Office
J. U. Coleman, assessor's sal
ary $ 16C.6C
Lluniu Hsnscam, deputy as- '
sensor's salary 110.00
Kay Coleman, deputy asses
sor's salary 90.00
F.lva. Coleman, deputy asses
sor s salary . 75.00
J. II. C olepian, assessor's
traveling expense 16.:
Jacksonville Post, assessor's
office expense 3.00
Medford Dook Store, asses
sor's office supplies 8.20
J. W". Wuketield. premium
on assessor's bond 15.00
Total j. 1481.38
Tax I '.elm to
Carter Laud Co., tax re
fund f 1.12
Peil, lax refund 18.15
c.
Total $19.27
Widow's Pension-.
Effitx Mario Puer, widow's
pension t 25.00
Mrs. J. H. Pyerly, widow's
pension 25.00
Mrs. Susie Coy, widow's pen
sion 15.00
Ueliccca A. Clary, widow's
pension li.oo
Lucy May Pavis, widow's
pension 10.00
Mrs. Nettie Green, widow's
pension 15.00
Mary Roberts Higgins, wid
ow s pension 13.00
llce P. Howell, widow's
pension 25.00
Mrs. lna Iluson. widow's
pension 50.00
Mrs. Dolly Love, widow's
pension 25.00
Kosa A. 1'cffly, widow's pen
sion 50.00
Anna J'rescott, widow's pen
sion 17.50
Ketlia M. Richardson, wid
ow s pension 32.30
Addlo.Wcbb Shunks, wid
ow s pension 10.00
Uose u. Singler, widow's
pension 32.50
bllzabuth buvey, widow's
pension 17.
Sarah A. Summers, widow's
pension 22.30
I.ydia banders, widow's pen
sion 17..-.0
Amy It. Thorn, widow's pen
sion 25.00
Sarah Wukoman, widow's
pension 22.50
Total $442.50
are or Poor Xot at Poor Farm
I. H. Anderson, regular In
digent 0.00
A. IK Buardsley, regular In
digent 10.00
Mrs. 11. Jirobcck, regular
Indigent 8.00
.Mrs. Nellie Boardman, regu
lar Indigent 25.00
' M. and Bebccca Guilders,
regular Indigents 10.00
airs, Kate Copplo, regulur
Indigent 8.00
Pave Daniels, regular indig
ent 8.00
Mrs. M. E. Davis, regular In
digent 5.00
A. M. Ford, regular Indigent 6.00
Mrs. Goldlo Gates, regular
Indigent 13.00
Mrs. Hudson, regular Indig
ent 8.00
.Mrs. Hatch, regular indlg-
- ent 10.00
J. W. ingrain, regular In
digent 8.00
Albert Johnston, regular In
digent 8.00
Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Kane,
regular Indigents 20.00
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kelsoe,
regular Indigents 8.00
Mrs. Lena Lee. regualr In
digents .. 8.00
Mrs. J, A. Montgomery, regu
lar indigents 8.00
Mrs. J. A. Myers, regular In
digents 8,00
Mrs. Carrie K. Miller, regu
lar Indigent 10.00
J. Mence, rugulur Indigent.... 8.00
Margaret NoMn, regular In
digent 10.00
Mary price, regular Indig
ent ; 8.00
James Bough, regular In
digent 0.00
Doc Parsons, regular iudi-
tint
8.0
Secretary Ashalnd Bed
Cross, euro of podgo fani-
II y
T. P. Sturtord, regular In
Ulgoiil W, II, StultU, roguUr Indig
ent .,,
N'sticy Slsemoro, regular lu
dlgont Mrs, I,, Schlofriln, regolur
Indlgenl ;
Mrs. Jeun Koss Smith, regu
lar Indigent ,
Annie Watklns, regular In
dU;eut Alex Wilson, regular Indig
ent Wolgatnott, regular Indig
ent i
K. C. Kaber. luillgeht sup
plies Louie's Cash Store, Indigent
supplies
Mrs. M.. K. .Mldtllebusher. In
digent supplies !
52 0,00
7.00
10.00
10.00
o.oo
s.oo
S.00
s.oo
13.00
11.00
1S.5JS
s.oo
515.7 I
S3.00
16.65
Sacred Heart Hospital, c'sre
ot iutllgent
P. P. Thelss & Co., Indigent
supplies
TuUmt Morcuutllo Co,, Indig
ent supplies
Find O'Kolly, Indigent ex
pense 29.10
Total , ....1472.74
Cure f PtM.r at l'ir Farm
Dr. W. p. Holt, county
physician's salary
Mrs. Irene Wells, superin
00
tendent's county farm sal
ary Pig Pines Lumber Co., coun
ty farm expense
K. K. Peeson, county farm
expense
I'd Pins, county farm sup
plies ,
Albert Crane, nursing at
rouuty farm
Cnl.-Gie. Power Co., lights
for county luwpltal
Hutchison d Luinsden, coun
ty farm supplies
Hawkins Plug Htore, county
farm supplies
Medford Furulture & Hard
ware Co., county farm
supplies
Kdnu Meyers, labor at coun
ty farm
W. M. Petri, labor at county
farm
Miss Marietta Wedge, labor
at county farm
Mrs. Irene Wells, superin
tendent's traveling ex
pense 125.00
1.25
"-'.00
5.25
10. 00
1. S6
il:
50
.30
37.42
5.00
1.
S.OO
Total 1107.10
Court House Htone
P. L. Moses, janitor's salary $
W. A. Bishop, freight for
court house
Billings Cur. Auto Works.
court house expense
Utile Pleiivetiue, work on
court house
Charley llji.rkl.uue, woi k on
court house
12 00
7.00
42.00
I City of Jacksonville, water
rent for court bouse.. .
10.00
35.00
S, K. Combes, work on
court house
Cal.-Oro. Power Co., lights
for court house
22.41
:. L. Fisher, work on court
house
21.00
Victor Johnson, work on
court housn
S7.t0
23.00
30.62
los Angeles Disinfectant
Co.. court house supplies
. Lundgren. work on court
houso
C Smith, work on court
bouse .
3 50
Zollcrbnck Paper Co., court
house: expense
19. so
104.30
It. I. Childers, work on court
house
Total $4S7.3
Jail
P. L. Moses, tailor's salnrv t 56. 2
Cal.-Oro. Power Co., lights
for Mall 8,7
Godward Mercantllo Co., Jail
expense 13.1
A. Hart man. Jail matrou ex
pense 9.90
Kffle if. Terrlll, meals for
prisoners 111.63
Jut). M. Williams, jail ex
penso , 2.90
Total-... $20.1.56
.detiising mill County I'rinl Hiir
Ashland Tidings, county
printing 9S.2
1. lection l-AHnM.
K. K. Ash, rent of polling
place No. 52 11.40
Ashland M liool District No.
f, rent of polling place
no N 5.00
Curl J. Brommer, delivering
liallot box 4.00
H. W. Barron, delivering
ballot box 4.00
M!. I). Bowers, rent of polling
place No. 22
Cal.-Oro. Power Co., lights
for election 1.5
J. K. Crews, delivering bal
lot box 4.00
Herbert Carlton, delivering
ballot box 9.00
Chaunccy Florey, election
boards foes 1336.
David Force, delivering bal
lot box 9.00
Mrs. Bell Furry, polling
place fs'o. 43 5.00
Glass & Prudbommo, elec
tion expense 136.76
Chus. B, Gay, election ex
pense , 53.3
J. (;. Herring, delivering bal
lot box
Pose Hnymond, polling place
'No. 45 5.00
J. L. Kershaw, delivering
ballot box 7.60
A. H. Klolnluimrnor, dellv
erlng ballot box 6.20
Robert Kyle, polling place.
iNo. 13 1... 2.7
IV W, Luke, polling place
No. 41 .-. 9.00
Newt Lewis, delivering bul
lot box 5.40
Mrs. ICllz. Lawrence, polling
place No. 42 C.00
II. G. Meyer, delivering bal
lot box 1.20
Bumuol Mathis, polling place
No. 46 5.00
Ernest McKeo, eloctlou ex
pense 2.50
V. U. Nell, delivering ballot
box
11. J'. Noll, polling place No 5
M. D. Olds, polling placo'N'o.
35
W. II. Smith, delivering bal
7
3.5
5.00
lot box 4.(1
11. A. Trnsham, delivering
ballot box : ;.. 7,00
Whittle Transfer & Storage
election expensn 15.00
C; K. Wilhlte, polling place
No, 18 0
ndfoi'd Hook Hloi'O, eloellou
supplies
47.25
4.00
lias. II. Guy, canviiNHlug
election rolurns ..,
on WeUeror, work on elec
tion .
.1. Florey, election ex
pense ,
libel I'iorey, elect Urn e-
pense
inyd I'carce, elui'tlou t
peime ,
Win. Perry, election ex
pense
tilth Weldmun, olectlnti ex
pense Total .: 11762.110
llosilx nml l.lgl.Ha
Scerelury of Silute, inolor vw-
hlcln llcenso plates ........... t 20,00
('Ml.-.re. Power Co., Ilghtu,
P. K, crossing l.oo
IWiiJ. C, ciheldoti, general
road expenso 45.00
Total u $06.00
County Nurse
Miuio K. Fnlldlue, county
nurse's salary $ 125.00
Anient mi Pod Cross, rent
(or county muse 8.00
Mario K. Fnlldlue. license
county nurse's car 1,00
,'. K. Gates Auto Co., county
nurses car 330,87
K. Gales Auto Co., county
nurse's expense .30
Mr. Kluui, garage rent for
county nurso , 2. no
Metltord Service Ktutlou,
county nurse's supplies
12.33
1 179. 73
Total
Nnnetitr'i Of Met
Mary Ilcbh, surveyor's sten
ographer ..... $
Frank Kliodes, survcor's
office evpeiiso
40. uo
12.00
Total , ,. I..2.U0
Senior of W YliihU anil McimurvK
I.'. A. Itoiid, sealer of
weights it ml lucaxurofl sal
ary ... ,. $ lli 2!)
1 Witcr Maxtor
Fred N. CumiiiluRt, water
waster's salary 123 00
Fretl N. Cum in i Hsu. water
master's expense 29 7
Total $154.7
County Attorney
Itawlos Moor. district attor
ney office expense 50.00
Geo. A. Codding, help for
district attorney 222
Total $272,50
County Agent
M. J Norrlit, poisoning sou li
re Is 2
Ira Kline, poisoning squir
rels .. ..... 21.40
Mrs. A. C. Ilimon, poisoning
squirrels , 1 .Xi
Total . , $42.45
County IJhmry
K. Fay Woolso. librarian's
salary 51.33
K. Fuy Woolsoy, library ex--
pense 25.00
K. Fay Wools?, librarian's
traveling exeponso .50
Mildred Hilton, assistant li
brarian's salary . 70. 0
Wllllo Howard, assistant li
brarian's salary 23. no
Tim J. K, GUI Co.. library
books 10.1.39
II. W. Wilson Co, library
books , .73
Total $2."4.97
Prohibition P.iiforrciiiciil
S, P. Handlfei-. problbllloti
enforcement ...$ 232.50
I toad I ii ml
Itiiud IMstrlct No. 2
Wm. Pruln, pnynll district
iNo. 2 , '.. 113.72
Pond Di.tiicl .No. il
Wm. Perry, puyroll district
No. 3 284.16
Pond IM.Htli-lct No. I
W. M. Tetherow. payroll dis
trict No. 4 83.23
Bond District .No. .
F. J. Watson, payroll district
No. .. 269.90
Associated Oil Co., oil ami
gas, ilii.trlct No. 14.23
J. T. Gukiioii, expense dis
trict No. 5 1.26
Medford Service. Stutli n. t II
and gas, district i'o. 5 1220.50
Total 11305.91
Bond District .No. (I
Hugh Jones, work Murket
roud No. 6 $ 66,00
Wurrcti Armstrong, labor
district No. 26.62
Wm. Chapman, labor dis
2 4.00
1,50
1,50
1.50
1.50
'1,50
trict No. 6 . 3.00
Leland iiurley, labor dis
trict No. 6 1 S.OO
Frank Furlow, lubor district
No. ft 13.00
Loren Fallow, labor district
No. 0 , 7.12
Win. Hoefft, labor district
No. 0 0.00
lluss Moore, lubor district
iNo. 6 49.33
Medford Concrete Construc
tion Co., cement pipes, dis
trict No. 6 102.27
Joo Hldley, labor, district
No. 6 3.00
Henry Tonn, labor district
No.
1.50
John Walsh, labor district
No. 0 40.00
Total $395.90
lloud District No. 7
J. M. Allen, payroll district
No. 7 341.14
A. A. Betz, labor Murket,
district N6. 7 40.00
Total $381.14
Bond District No. H
V. L. Van Houten, payroll
district 1X0. 8 , 1107.31
Poaif Dlslrlcl, No. I)
It. B. Vincent, puyroll dis
trict No. 9 198.35
Medford Concrotn Construc
tion Co., supplies District
'No. 9 143.10
Hubbard Bros., expense dis
trict No. 9 1 v.-SO
Tot $343.23
I toad Dlstiict No. 10 -A.
L. Goodman, payroll dis
trict No. 10 273.25
lloud District No. 1 1
V. L, Freed, payroll district
JNo. Il 122.50
Poail District No. li ,
J. It. Howe, payroll district
No. 12 105.80
Moswuif.Dr Lumlior Co., um-
00
her dliiltii t No. I 2
Toliil ,' .....
Ilomt PMil.i No. ;
II. L. GregoiV, payroll dis
trict No, I A 50,25
Meilfuril Concrete Construe
Hon Co., eioiise district
No. 13 , ,. ...... I 1.83
Tolnl ... $ .. iu
Itoail Put lli I o. I 1
I'M tun u tl Polio, payroll dis
trict No. I I 5 7.95
General Ponds
Jink Thnmlit'i', payroll
general roads .. 403.42
Thus, lttiHobrrry, supervisor.
geitciul roinbi , 16J.00
Puy Cornel' Miitoi' Co., gmi-
rrnl road expense 3s. 3R
W, J, Purbldge, labor, gen
eral loads 108.00
Chuiisliir Lynn, general
rond supplies 77.19
C. F. Caller, general road
supplies ., 7,50
F. S, Carter, labor, general
toads 12.00
Coast Culvert t liuuie Co.,
general road expense . . . 210. 00
Clyde Fuulpmi'iit Co., jien-
enil road inpeusw 19,70
Fretl J. Fie It . general road
expenso t,7
C. li. Gales Auto Co , gen
eral road ev pen wo , ..... 22,33
Gold Hill Hardware St Im
plement Co., general road
expense , , , 2 1.94
Good (toads Machinery Co.,
geiuiiul road expense ., . 56.4 2
J, llurtman, general road
expense 353.35
Hubert Met in ii a ha ii, geuuial
road expense ...., 35.00
Medford Hurnoiui Co, gen
eral road expense 1,85
Thos, T. Merriuiail, general
ruild evpelifo 4 00
Lliner Morse, lubor, genet si
loud . 135.00
.Modioli Fumittiro Hard
ware Co., supplies general
roads ,,, , 13.00
Pulley Itlnebiirser. labor.
general roads . , 10S.00
Arthur Shaffer, labor, geu-
..... I ...... .1.. . H . ...
CIUI lOlllll. . ... ,. .... .. IX I, oil
Htiinhmn pacific Co , (rulghtl
general roads 10.04
Standard Oil Co . oil and
gas. gon ii i a I roads ,. 2527.1 1
Culon till Co., oil and gas,
genrrul road . 14.65
Valley Fuel Co., geiieiul road
expense ... , 12.00
T. M. Van Fnioii, labor, gnu
em! roads , 32.00
Willamette laiuipnu-ut Co ,
K"herl road evpeiisn , 93. uj
Young's Machine Shop, gen
eral rood ntpns 20 no
Clydo Kqiilpinetit Co., gen
eral road expense , .... 3(170.33
Total . ...
Itoiini) Ittport
John Kimble ,
Pert Nelson .,., , ,,,,,
Jay Hpiuor ,
C. -V. linker .......
Mi'lvln Kowdeii .... ,
Goorgo Weeks ,,.,,,.,,,.
Sidney I,. Smith
M. P.rk .
$Mo2.os
... .$ 3.00
;... f.,00
4,il
4.0U
.... 4.00
.. 3,00
, 1 1! no
S.OO
II. W. U.m r. on
" H Fox ,; p oo
CIm1 Ha.ldsoti ........ . ... o.no
I f tor H. Swlnk . ... :i!oo
Miner Join-s 2. no
Carl Hanson , 2 no
f II. Mri'nlllster , 3.0,1
Gilbert Mongol. I .... ,, 3. on
.1. W. Neatliuiuer IN. 00
r.. a. t ooper g.oo
C. F. i.e. rineycr 3.00
F. Kuch 4.00
J. J. Pcjtliuoiid 3 Ul(
Frank Ortniim ....... .oo
Itiilph Hunk Ins t .oi)
l'o Mow 10.00
I ah Mow ., . 3 00
H. A. TuruuouKh , 6,00
W. T. Jennings .... 3.00
J. W. Vln. ent 4 on
Wullain Cushmuii ., 2, no
John Calvin
4.00
8.00
3.D0
11 "0
1 l.r.n
3.00
2n.no
3. on
2.00
4.00
3.00
4.00
14.00
4. no
.1.(10
3.00
14.00
10.00
Ponrild Anderson
Wulter J. Parr ..
G. K, Merrill ....
Arthur D. Moore
M. II. Train ....
.1 II. Ileckner ...
Tllley Coillbeiit ..
U. II. Sears ........
.1. P. Ulr..
Jllll Kelley
Geoi go Know lei
J. P. Plnkoiis ...
Porter iK.uglas .
K. M. Clark
I. Ci-ffmau
W. A. Cox
George Fisher ..
Tolul
$290.60
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Clerk,
tot Ittmtmmm r
. tf v -ir- I - I
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