PAOfi RTX
MElTFOIvD MAI! j TH1RUNK. MKDFORD. OKKOOX THURSDAY, MAltOH '2X U22
PRINCESS MARY'S
: HUSBAND IS GIVEN
SOURDOUGH DEGREE
BAKU- OIL KING
AGED 101; WORKS
AS STONE
AMERICANS BEST
MASON
N RUSSIAN RELIEF
STATES BRITISHER
IUK.IV Axorbtilinn. March At
,., SEATTLE. Wash. An A. 11. degree
or tho nortUlanil the sign of momber
atilp In the Arctic tinotherhood, an or
pivntzatiun ot Yukon and Alaska "sour
thumbs" wan conferred In 1909 In
Skagway, Alaska, mion Viscount Henry "'"j, Ta(.u.v lin 0)timist. ..A
George Lascelles, wlu recently bc-',nan ,si i,i so lor, os ho run
came the husband of Princess Mary work." ho declared and. like a true
I.OXlK)N. Sir Honjanilti Robertson.
Con m y f "Niuit Proceedings,
Tho following l a schedule ot ex
penditures of Jackson county, Oregon,
together with a list ot tho claimants
and article of service, for which tho
claim Is made ntul which wore passed
upon hy tho county court of Jackson
county, during tho month ot Febru
ary. I H 2 2.'
The followtDK bil'a wore allowed as
follows with tho exceptions shown:
County t'imrl end Commissioners
U, A. Gardner, county
Judge's salary $
Victor Rursell, county com
missioner's retry and ox-
1 (Ut. tit)
tho uk ot lot yearn, Hiul.il Tngiov, I who has Just returned from an Invest ! , " ,,''.' '
... ,, . . ...i. ! . a. , ,. uamrs r,-nn,
P-nku's former oil king, who was , gallon of tho famine III tho Volga,;
ruined by soviet nationalization of hls;KjVer district of Russia on behalf of
property, tins started to remind nls
fortunes where he began as a stone.
Mussulman, he continues to dye his
of F.nglnnd
Score ot Alaska pioneers say the ( white beard brown,
viscount proved to bo red-bhwled and; He Is using his spare moments in
worth r nf mnnlinrcliln In th fmntierl earning to write. Kor more than
order when, as secretary to Karl Grey,
county row-
ml-wlnncr's salary and e-nonso
the combined Prltlsh relief ngeuelos. Home Tel. ft Tel. Co.,
has Just 'reported thut all famine opor-j judge's telephone hi Po-
atlons in Russia should bo placed; rem per
under the American Relief udininistru-j ,lul Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Hon because or Its effUioncy. Judge's telephone in .lau-
Kli- Hnnt.-lTiitTt 1.1 r..ir.-i I-.I...I lutfA B4 thl .. OHO -
world's foremost fumftte authority. He
was Itrltlsh governor of tho central
provinces of India for 35 years. In his
reKrt to the British relief fund he
said:
"Nothing should be done t- inter
fore with the operations of the Amer
ican relief administration. Its organi
sation Is perfect nnd its work, in the
Volga kitchens splendid. My heartiest
;i0 years he had signed his name to
)...,;..Aa. .... ........ i... 1. iu ..n,.L
then governor-general of Canada, he ,vi,h a b,u'n(. ptck- ,n lnk
accompanied the earl on a trip to the ..0ne must kM.p up wllh the
Klondike.- Three days were spent in times." he explained to curious
Skagway, Alaska, where the A. B. de- friends when the centenarian began
pree was conferred upon both tho car! to take lessons.
nnd the viscount Tagiev Is known to Americans
M, A. Snaw, who was chief of the;,hro"h nls reception
Skagway branch of the order at the.''
time, conferred the degree. Mr. Suow, y,oni H waR Qn , ,hrollKh. ! for its translation for tho next two
now, in eeame, tout recently oi inetout nussia nnd the middle east as an : mom ns. so mat u can msn trie toou
initiation work, which included a trip example of a poor man who became ! and seed grain to the Volga before the
over the "Chllkoot Pass" in the lodge Immense!) wealthy, first as a house j spring thaw and mud make the roads
room. ' ' (builder nnd then. 60 years ago. impassable. Tho crop must be planted
"Lascelles. attired in a 'parka am! j through the rout-chase of a piece of;at all costs. '
Mukluka' the. Arctic shirt and shoes, oU ,,lul "uU 'elded abundantly. Thisj ..,f unythin- can save Russia from
was started over the trail." Mr. Snowj" ,h' da; who" oil wa.I?:.l,,10, complete disaster." ho continued, "it
supplies for county Jinlue
Western I'nlon T1, Co.,
county judge's telegrams-
through bis reception in his Jlaku .congratulations to the A. It. A.!
palace two and a half years ago of, .., h absolute right of way
the (toneral James H. Ilarbord nii.- . ... .... .. . .
Bald. "Amid the howl of 'maltuute'
,iod-close to the -surface and taken I
from w.-llu In l.iu-k..t
dogs and snrroucde.1 fcy shoutins dri-j whon th0 Azerbaijan republic was
vers urging him to 'mush on." he'sovtetiw-d by Moscow his palace was
w ill be the 120.000,000 gift of corn Trom
tho American people which is now on
Its way. That gift of cirn is Russia's
reached the summit and was permitted converted into a children's orphan- i only hope of life. Child-feeding alone
to rest on a flat rock. The rock proved and Its treasurers of art and tap
fdippery and Laseelles 'bit the Blide.'.-fy scattered. While trying to take
providing amusement fjr Earl Grey ,m his "iU"er -la ni raintlnss
and the old-time members. to .tho coun,r" ln r.arU 'Wrently
"Being weak from the s:ide and the
lltden with straw.
outskirts of the
a red sentinel at the
city discovered and
audden stop at the bottom my lord was SPlled tne esenplng wealth. Tagiev
led panting to the camp cook, who had
prepared a malmute' stew of the fin
est 'mukluks.' dried salmon, soap ber
ries and icicles. At this part ot the
Initiation, Lascelles gained the admira
tion and respect cf the members by!
drinking a cup of tho steaming broth j
at a gulp, although he had accidentally!
ha4 a peep into the kettle. After dem
onst rating his ability to carry a pack
and his willingness to live on the
northland fare, he was voted worthy
of being an Arctic Brother.
"I. at that time Arctic chief of the
camp, invested him with the insignia
of the order, the gold pan. marked
with 'A. n." and holding little, nugsets.
Wan, but game after his experience in
roughing It, Lascelles expressed him
self as enjoying the trip over the pass.
Hy his speech he made himself solid
with all the members present."
was beloved hy the workmen of liaku
and was not harmed in person.
He is - v living in the villa?-) of
Marda UC.ani. near here.
SALE OF CHINESE
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
SEX DETECTOR A
FAKE, DECLARES
U.S.AGR. DEPT.
WASHINGTON". March Beware
of the sex detector," says the depart-
. t. a. f nf n friHf.tttt nru It la M-t ..1 v ail.
Wertised as one of the rreatest "mar-1 ta!!n "
vela" of the age, but there is nothing'
CALLED SCANDAL
I,ONDO.'. March The sale of
boys nnd girls at Hung Kong has been
denounced as "an abominable scan
dal in a British possession" at a meet
ing of the Anti-Slavery Aborigines
l'rotective society here.
St. I.oe Slrachey. editor of the
Spectator, wrote that if the facts were
as represented, the state ot affairs in
form of slavery In existence when
young people were deliberately sold
and subjected to the cruel lust and
greed of their purchasers.
A resolution was passed declaring
that continuance of the system
amounted to the connivancs of slav
ery under the British flag. It was
estimated at the meeting that those
held in bondage under this system
numbered 50.000.
A score or societies js'er represent
ed at the conference which was held
I to determine w hat steps should be
to stop the sale of children.
is not adequate. The adults must be
kept alive to sow the fields for this
years crop. We cannot preserve a na
tion of babies, or the famine will be
perpetual."
Sir Benjamin said that ho never saw
a famine in India that equalled the
present conditions along the Volga.
Total v $331.. 89
Circuit Court
F. T5oy Davis, court report
er's salary $
A. It. Thompson, circuit
court crier
Frank C. Hramwell. refund
' on banking cases
C. M. Chapman, petit Juror.,
1.. Cogglns, circuit court
w itness
Hoiy Orew, circuit court
witness
F. Koy IHtvls. transcripts,
circuit court
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. clr-.
cult Judge's telegrams for
1'ocomher
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., cir
cuit Judge's telegrams tor
January
I J. W. Coy, circuit court wit
ness
S. K. Pollard, , grand Jury
witness ,
' Tivionuvr'H Office
A, C. Walker, county treas
urer's, salary
lUirolhy Iteitwetl, tlnpnty
treasurer's salary
Gladys IHhIwcII, work lit
treastiror's i fflco
Ashland Tidings, ttoasurer'a
i-l'Cteo suppllci
Itrown & While, premium
t' t treasurer's bond
Carter i Mills, premium on
treasurer's bond
Home Tol. & Tel. Co., treas
urer's telcphono In Ho
eombor ,
Homo Tol, & Tel. Co , treas
urer's telephone In Jan
nary ...
U. A. Holmes, premium on
. treasurer's bond
A. C. Wulkor, stamps lor
treasurer's offlco
J, O. Isaacson, premium oil
treasurer's bond ,
1.J3 jThe Klocker Prliilory, treas
urer's supplies
1 I SO Geo. J. Kuntsun, in-usurcr's
office oxpense ..
Koke Tiffany Co.. treasur
er's office supplies
:.s.:.o
s3.r.o
ll.eO
.7S
GAVE MURDERED
WOMAN WEDDING
RING WORTH 15C
lU.CtS
24.00
05.00
5.10
7.00
7.40
04.00
4. JO
4.03
S.40
00
Total $329. N
Justice Court
F. P. Farrelt, Justice court
foes Cj.83
W. H. C.owdy, Justice court
fees
Tunnell fc Edwards." trau-
scripts. Justice court 61.30
G. W. Trefren, Jury list. Jus-
tlco court 4.00
G. O. Timotry, constable
fees .. 1.00
F. F. Whittle. Jury list. Jus
tice court 4.00
T. W. Miles, premium on
constable's bond 10.00
l.'.o.oo
110.00
ic.r.o
Vim
Ki.00
100.00
4.:.o
4 r . o t
(I. so
4a. 00
1.00
119.3(1
Total
.i $131.90
Sheriff's Office
C. E. Terrlll. sheriff's sal-
$
ary a
Geo. U. Howard, deputy
1. 1 .
SEATTLK. March Kift.-en cents I. "T i .'
waa the value of the weddin ring h"-ri tf-"""J.rS' V 7
James E. Mahoney placed. a little'. ? '"rV"""
m,,rA ,hnn v., i L- 1 omcrook. finger
... ,- . " . print work
Wm. U. Fsrlow, deputy
of Mrs. Kate Mahoney, for whose
murder he was later convicted and
sentenced to be hanged, it was re
vealed today when appraisers of htr
estate filed their final report in su
perior court here.
The total value of the estate, which
had been previously estimated at as
high as $200,000, was fixed at $24.
266.23. The Mahoneys were married in
February. 1821, and ln August, Mrs.
Mahoney's body was found In a trunk
at the bottom of Lake Union here.
The state charged Mahoney killed her
for her property. He is held in the
county Jail here pending an appeal
to the supreme court from his con
viction. .
Duntess Gladstone, who pre-
a...B .1,1, ,1 ... .1 .. .... .1 I. .......... , , I. .
to it. the department asserts In a for-,"'", ' , , ' , C ,a .
, . ... ' Ito be abolished. Mho said she did not
According to its manufacturers
and . publicity agents, the detector is
a, KYnall instrument thut will unfail
ingly indicate the sex and fertility of
eggs, the department says, adding
that poultry raisers were promised
phenomenal hatches and as high a
percentage of females as they might
desire by its use.
"But this was only part of what
might be expected of this simple, but
potent little device," declares the de
partment In u recent circular- "It
.. uulJ 1 1 . ...II . K u. . V . . r n.-B4.ru
-fii .. i!,...- u..J ...J 'he Anti-Klavcry society. Kiid
worms or 'even the sex' of the animal an .CM:ab"Hhd "t that Chinese girls
'think that any British man or woman
could have believed it possible that
anywhere under the Hritlsli flag,
children four years of age and up
ward could bo openly sold and hand
ed over as chattels to their pur
chasers to become drudges or victims
of prostitution.
Khe said, however, that the mat
ter was not so simple an it looked
because "the adoption" Fystem was
not a wrong thing in itself.
Charles Koberts, formerly Under
Secretary for India and president of
it was
from which were obtained such pro
duets as leather und cheese, although
there would seem to bo little diffi
culty in the case of dairy products.
"Even the criminologist, was offer
ed assistance, fur It was claimed that
tho unfailins little detective would
tell the sex of the person who shed
the blood found on clothing or else
where. One manufacturer said that
by uttaching a wire to his apparatus
und running it through a keyhole he
could determine the sex of any per
son holding the loose end of the
wire." . . .
At the suggestion of the post of
fice .department the bureau of chem
istry of the agricultural department
made ' tests of several' such instru
ments with the result that all the
manufacturers have now- gone out of
business.;
SULPHUR CLEARS DP
'ROUGH OR RED SKIN
and boys were sold and bought in
Hong Kong at from $10 to Mi per
year of age and it was a significant
fact that higher prices were obtain
able when girls were sold for pur
poses of prostitution. Yet they could
not get the colonial office to admit
that the system was one of slavery.
It was enough for him 1 hut it con
stituted traffic in human beings
which ought to be put down by law.
SEARCH VESSELS
FOR BOOZE PARCELS
WASHINGTON, Mar. 23. All na
val vessels except combatant craft ar
riving at the Hampton Beads naval
base from foeign ports will be search
ed "for suspicious packages" under
orders issued by Bear Admiral Hod
man, commundant of the .fifth naval
district.
"Becently cases of liquor have been
found concealed under the coal in the
bunkers and under the tiered chain
in the chain lockers." Admiral Hod
man's letter of instructions said, ad
ding "bill of lading and tho cargo
itdttlf should alHo be scrutinized for
suspU ious packages."
Pace, Neck and Arms Easily Had
Smooth, Bayi Specialist .
Any breaking! oat of the iVin. t
fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
, overcome, by applying a little Mcntho
' Sulphur, declares a noted (kin tpedal
ist Because oi its germ destroyteg
properties, this sulphur preparation
begins at once to soothe irritated ski
and heal eruptions luch as nth, pim
ples and ring -worm.
It never fails to remove the torment
and disfigurement, and you do not have
to wait for relief from embarrassment.
Improvement qnickly shows. Sufferers
from skin trouble should obtain
malt jar of Mentho-Sulphur from
any rood druggist and use it lifca com,
caat V ' '
Censure Poindexter
For Newberry Vote
MICHIGAN
L
RAI
E
sheriffs salary
I. B. Millard, deputy sher
iff's salary
Fdnti Snyder, deputy sher
iff's salary ,
Hazel Tetherow, deputy
sheriff's ralary
Dalton Terrlll, deputy sher
iff's salary.
Jay Terrlll. work In sher
iff's r-ffice
Doris Klelnhsmmer, work
in sheriff's office
Geo. W. Merrltt, work lu
sheriff's office
F. J. Newman, work on tax
matters ,
Ashland Tidings, sheriff's
office supplies
Daily's Taxi, sheriff's epense
The Detective Publishing
Co., sheriff's supplies
Fred J. Kick, sheriff's office
expense
L. I. Forncrook, deputy
sheriff's traveling expense
Frankel Carbon &. Klhbon
Mfg. Co., sheriff's offlco
expense
Geo. L. Howard, deputy
sheriff's traveling ex
perse Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. sher
iff's telephone for Docem-
" ber ;
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., sher
iff's telephone for Jan
uary ;
Pac'flc Stationery Printing
Co., sheriff's office sup
plies C. B. Terrlll. sheriffs trav
eling expense
Clarion Publishing -Co.. tan
receipts, sheriff's office..
Glass At I'rudliomme, sherr
iff's offlco supplies
Klockery I'rintery, sheriff's
office sunplles
Western Union Tel. Co.,
sheriff's telegrams
20S.33
120.50
110.00
13.00
100.00
100.00
93.00
S3. 00
S0.00
34.77
C9.00
2S.00
300.00
19.13
26.00
10. 3S
in
19.30
.SO
REINDEER
YAKIMA, Wash., March. The
Sunnysido Pomona Grange, which
claims a membership of several hun
dred, today Issued resolutions se
verely criticising Senator Miles Poin
dexter for his vote in the Newberry
case. The resolution, first presented
by Walter Price. Is:
"Whereas, Senator Poindexter vot
ed to seat Senator Newberry of Mich
igan, resolved by this and other acts
that Henator Poindexter has shown
that he is a tool of tho capitalistic
clam- and an enemy of the producing
class and that therefore,' we recom
mend to the farmers and ' laboring
c-Iusm that they refuse to uny longer
support hint at the polls, but In the
future cast their votes for one of their
own class, who is cIuhb conscious und
true to their interests ns shown by j
IiIh record In the past."
The resolution was made public by
Secretary V. H. Khlert of the grange.
LANHINO, Mich, March Michl
gan. through its conservation depart
ment, will attempt to propogate rein
deer In the upper peninsula of the
state. i
A consignment of 30 cows nnd 10
bulls, ordered months ago from Nor
way, recently arrived ir. New York.
The herd will be brought to Michi
gan und turned loose. For the pres
ent, benauso of demoruliwdr trans
portation conditions, the reindeer will
bo allowed to roam In the northern
part of the lower peninsula, but in
a few weeks, they will bo transported
across the Htraits of Mackinac into
the country that is to be their perinu
nent home.
Anil Xo i:.vciiiptkn. ;
WAIISAW, Mar. 23. The govern
ment has adopted a resolution giving
women cciual rights with men sitting
on juries. American and English
which makes Poland the first -country lua s"ces, cuts me pmogm,
of continental Kurone to loirullw. ! hoarseness, clears thp nlr pns-
Good for That "Flu" Coufjh
For quick relief from tho wearing
coughs that "hang on" after the grippe
or influenza, take Foley's Honey and
Tar. Mrs. K. D. Drake, Chllds, Md.,
writes: "After an attack of the flu that
left me with a severe cough nothing
seemed to relieve me till I tried
Foley's Honey and Tar, which I can
highly recommend." It Is also good
for croup, whooping cough and colds
Total $i!42.HO
Stinted Kiiperlntcnilent'H Office
Susanno W, Homos, school
superintendent's salary. $ ltKJ.Cii
Kllfabeth Burr, school u-
l-ervlsot 's salary 120.00
1. ncllo liKld. school super-
Intotideiit's assistant 70.00
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., school
superintendent's tele
phone for December 0.10
Home Tel. ft. TcL Co..
school superintendent's
telephone for January .... 4.80
R. II. Iledr'ek. eighth grado
examining board 5.00
Susntmo W, Homes, postage
and express (or school su
perintendent 1.17
Susanno W. Homes, school
superintendent's travel
ing expense 51.1!
H. P. Jewett, eighth grado
examination board 5.00
Medfonl Printing Co., print
ing for school superin
tendent , 53.00
Geo. W. .Milam, eighth
grade examination board 5.00
Remington Typewriter Co,
supplier for school su
perintendent 1.90
Susanna W. Homes, school
superintendent's offlro
expense 0.64
F.lUabeth Burr, school su
pervisor's expense Sfi.00
Susanne W. Homes, eighth
grade examination ex
pense C.S5
K. W. Jacubson, eighth
grado examination board 6.00
Western I'nlon Tel. Co.,
school superintendent's
telegrams .is
Mrs, Mutch, regular liullg
mils Mrs, Hudson, regular Indig
ents J, W, I n grain, rogulur In
digents Albert JoliliHtmi, regular In
illnents Mr, ami Mrs. J. A, Ku no,
n'Riihir Indigents ...a
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J. Kelson,
regular Indigents,
Mrs. Lena l.eo, regular In
digent J, Mooch, regular Indigent .
3 ) Carrie 10. Mll'or, rnguhir
Indigent -
Mrs, .1. A. Mytrs, regular
Indigent
Mrs. I.. Montgommy, reg
ular Indigent .
Mrs. Margaret Noble, regu
lar Indigent ,
Doe I'tirstmn, regular Indig
ent
Mrs Msry Price, regular In-
llgenl
James I'ougli, regular Indig
ent "...
Stafford T. D, regular In
digent
W, II. Hmiih, regular Indig
ent
Secretary Ashland Pud
Cross, care of Dodgu fum-
lly
Mrs, I.. Schiefflin, rcgiilur
Indigent
Jean (loss Smith, regular
Indigent
Nancy Hlsemore, regular In
digent
Alex Wilson, regular Indig
ent
Total $599.
Fruit Innpoctor's Office
Howard K. Warner, fruit
inspector's salary
AuMnsor' Office
J. Tl. Coleman, assessor's
salsry $
I.lnnlo HatiKcam, deputy as
sessor's salary
Ray Co'.oman, deputy asses
sor's salary
Elva Colemnn, deputy as
sessor's salary
Amy Dow, work In asses
sor's office
Chris Gottlieb, work in as
sessor's office
Dan M. Peart-, work In as
sessor's office
Ida Wilson, work In aso
sor's office
T. A. Waterman, work In as
sessor's office
J. T. Utile, work in asses
sor's office
Ashland Tidings, assessor's
office suppl!s
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., as
sessor's telephone for iHt
cemher Home Tel. & Tel. Co , asses
sor's telephone lor January
112.00
1 U. 06
110,00
90.00
75.00
100.00
7C.0o
32.00
54.00
40.0C
100.00
68.IH,
3.00
.1.11
33.i
19.0.'
34.12
104.22
190.71
02.22
53.35
lf.42
Total $917,81
Tax Helm to
Dutte Falls Lumber Co., tax
refund $ ll.&R
City ot Ashland, etx refund llO.r.a
Albert G. Davis, tax refund .IS
W. C. Foster Co., tax refund Xti.N.I
Mrs. Kate Young, tux rcfand 16.24s!
continental Kurope ti logullzn
Wopieti liirors,'
salt's, rioi f-vorywlioro,
Total 92,030.79
CliTk Offlco
Chatinccy Florey, county
clerk's salary $ ICC. 00
Mildred Nell Klorey, deputy
clerk's salary 125,00
Del'lla Stevens, deputy
clerk's salary 110.00
Rtiberta . Pearco, deputy
clerk's salary 90.00
APce Pom, deputy clerk's
salary , 75.00
Mattie Stevens, i, deputy
clerk's salary 75.00
Bertha Kmerlck, work In
clerk's office 70.00
T. H. Florey, work In clerk's
office .; 32.00
Minnie Hall, work In Clerk's
ofrico , 61.11
Mabel Showers, .work In
clerk's office 22.88
Ashland Tld'ngi, clerk's of
fice supplies 21.25
Chauncey Florey, stamps
and freight 13.05
Glass & Prutlhomme, clerk's
office snpnl'es 9.79
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., clenk's
telephone for December 11.30
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.,
clerk's telephone for Jati-
uary, 7.80
Jack3on Co., Abstract Co.
maps, etc., for clerk's of
fice v 15.20
Medford Printing Co., print
ing for clerk's office...,.'. 8.50
Uemington Typewriter Co.,
clerk's office supplies 9,30
'da!
Total $ 227.33
Widow's Pensions
Kf Ifo Mario Paer, widow's
jienslon $ 25.00
Mrs. J. II. Ilyerly, widow's
pension 25.00
Susie Coy. widow's pouslou 15.00
Rebecca A. Clary, widow's
pension ' 15.00
Nettie Green, wodow's pen
sion, 15.00
Ilia II ii son, widow's pension 50.00
Alice P. Howell, widow's
pension 25.00
Mary Roberts illgglns, wid
ow's pension 13.00
Dolly Uive, widow's pension . 25.00
Anna Prescott, widow's pen
sion- 17.50
uosa a; I'effly, widow's pen
sion 25, 0
Retha M. Richardson, wid
ow's pension 32.5'
I.ydla Sanders, widow's pen
sion I '
Addle Webb Shanks, .wid
ow's pension 10. 0
Rose R. Slncler, widow's
pension 32. 5(
Bcvey Elizabeth, widow's
pension 17.$
Amy R. Thorn,' widow's pen
sion 25.00
Sarah Wakemun, widow's,
pension ' ,22.5
Total $410,00
hiii of PiMr .ol in Poor 'niin
J. R. Anderson, regular In
digent $ C.00
Mrs. G. It, Drobuck, regular
lndlgejit 8.00
Nellie lioardmaii, regular
indigent 25,00
Unardsley A. I)., regular In
digent ' 10,00
Mrs. Kate Connie, regular
Indigent 8,00
J. M, and Hebecra Chllders,
regular Indigents 10.00
Mrs. M. K. Davis, regular In'-
'llxents 5.00
' -nve Daniels, regulur In
digents 8,00
A. M. rord, regular Indig
ents 6,00
Mrs. Goldln Gates, rr-gulnr
.. Wolgaiuott, regular In
digent
A mile Wutklns, regular In
digent :
O W. II Alberts, rare Of
Indigent
American Red Cross, Indig
ent eXlK-IIBK
P.arhsrt Jane, Indigent ex
pense
Godwsrd Mercantile Co., In
digent supplies
O. M. tiosa, rare of Indigent
J. Hawks, Indigent sup
plies W, Men It t. Indigent supplies
ledtord Rod Cross, ore ot
Indigent
Mm M K. Mlddlebusher, In
digent supplies
St, Vincent's Hospital, rate
of Indigent
Sacred Heart Hospital, rare
of Indigents
Southern I'mine Co., Indig
ent expeiiHO
Thurber & Dixon. Indigent
supplies ., ..
Alice t'lrlch, rent for Indig
ent
ok-Congor Co., ludUent
expense
American Red Cross, rare
of luillxeiils
V.. C. Fabcr. Indigent sup
plied
J. A, Ham & Hon Indigent
supplies '
Louie's Cash Store. Indigent
supplies ..........
W. Merrloe, Indigent sup
plies .
n. P. Thelsa it Co., Indigent
supplies .-.
ThurUer & Dixon, Indigent
supplies
Talent Mercantile Co., In
digent supplies
J. J. Haws, Indigent expense
Mrs. F. II. Ingram, Indigent
expense
10,00
8.00
SOU
8,00
20. On
8,00
8.00
8.00
10. 00
8.00
8,00
10.00
8. 00
8.00
,0.00
7.00
10. 00
20 00
d.OO
8,00
10.00
8.00
15.00
8.00
3 50
!,00
5.00
7.9
5.00
15,00
9.8J
S.00
8,00
11.30
58.28
7.25
e.st
coo
20,00
45.1.1
5.00
2.30
2101
10.10
25.00
S.17
18.00
15.00
70.00
llenlh'a Ding Store., Jlill o
pensti
I.8'l
$223.1.
Total
' Jim-iiilc Conn
Southern Piicirio t'n,, luveu
Ho court oxponso $ :i.o i
Advert IMng nml County Pi luting
Ashland Tidings, ct iniv
printing , so.nn
The llotid Hilvor, ipeiino
road bond sale ii'i
Jacksonville Pont, uilillnli-
lug rouiilv notices , 9 so
Mcdrord Printing Co,, coun
ty priming , ' 97.10
Tolul $221 ao
I It-I t loll l'. CIIM
J. W", Antln, rent of polling
place $ 5. on
Mrs. John Con rod, rent of
polling plarii 5. no
F. M. Du.lor, rout of pulling
plum 5, on
Glass A Prudhoiniue, elec
tion e.v pernio , 5 11
GAl, FOl'U
U, M. Grainger, clcclloii
expeiiso , i ... ' C .ml
Martha J. Gore, elect !un
expense , 4,88
Karah J. Hull, rent of poll
ing place 5 00
I., I,, Hnrsfull, rent of poll
ing lilac 7.50
K. A. Hildroth Jr., rent of
polling plum I2.0
Geo. J. Kuiuman. runt of
polling place ., 7.5U
J D, McKluno?, rent of roll
ing place 5,no
Oakdnle Grocery, rent of
polling place .Voo
Floyd Pitiirro. rent ot Poll
ing ptuce 10. 00
Riverside Store, rent nf
polling place 5.00
Mrs. M. A. Robinson, rent of
polling place .... , , 7 00
W. II. Smith, school direr
tor district 18. rent of
polling place ;j
Elmo Throckmorton, rent
et polling place . 5.00"
Whittle Transfer nnd Rtor- N
age, election expense
Total ,
I toads ami lllgliwats
Cal .Ore. Power Co.. lighta
' for P. & K. crossing ., t .ot)
County uro
MailnK. Falldlnc. county
nurae't salarv $ 125.00
American Red Cro, rounty
nurse'a rent 8 00
Mario K. Pulldlue. county
nurse's fXieiie 15.50
(". 10. Gates Atitu Co,, coun
ty nnriM'i expensn .... 1. 00
Medford Service Station,
county nurse's cx peine 14 IK
Total . $10 4 03
Korve)M-'s Office
Mlis II. D. It eddy, surveyor's
stenogropher , 2!, 50
Scaler of Weights A Mmmm
10. A. llond. sealer nf
weights and measures
salary 28.05
Water Master
Frrd iX. Cummlngs, water
master's salary
Fred N. Gumming, water
'master's expenso
125.00
21. SO
Totul $ 937.30
flare of Poor at IVior Farm
Dr. W. W. P. Holt, county
physician's salary $ 75,00
Mrs. Irene Well, superin
tendent's county farm sal
ary 125.00
Kd lllnns, m cM for county
farm 12.05
Klton K. Ileeson, expense at
county farm , 5.40
Hutchinson ft l.timnlen.
county farm supplies 85.11
Home Tel. Tel. Co., eotin-
ty farm telephone bill 7.50
John .It y, nui-slng ut coun
ty farm 10.00
Medford Furniture ft. Hard-
warn Co., rounty farm
supplies 5.50
Paul's Klectrlc Store, county
farm supplies . . 10 Ij
Valley- Fuel Co., county
farm supplies ; 22, 83
Mar.wtta Wedge, labor at
county farm 40.011
Cal.-Oro. Power Co., Ilght:i
for county hospital 22.4
Mann's Dept. Store. upp h't
for county faun 3.9t
Pacific Tel. ft. Tel. Co.. tele
phono lor county farm.... 2 .'
Total ., $1 47 80
4'oitnly Altoincy
Rgwles Moore, district at
torney's traveling ex
pense $ 4C90
Rawles Moore, dlslrlrl at-.
tornev's offlre expense. ., 158.43
O. C. Hoggs, services for
district attorney 200.00
S R. Sandefer, district nt-
torney'a expense 50.00
Total '. $455.39
Total
I2S 31
I
Court IIoump
11. I.. Moses, Junitor'e sal
ary $
C; Itjorkliine. work on
court house ..
R. ChlldMrs. work on court
hous'i
Arthur Filch, work on court
llO"te
Fred .1, Pick, court house
expur'u
,'li tor Johnson, court house
expense
. I.nndgrcn, court house
(i;nci1se
-feilford Furniture & Hard
ware Co., court house ex
penso Medford Lumber Co., court
house supplies
Hertford Planing Mill, court
house supplies
V. II. Smith, court house,
expenso
W-ullaeo WoodH, court house
expense 128.78
W. A. Iilsliop. frulglit for
court Iiouho
Cal.-Oro. Power Co., lights
for court house
Fred J. Kick, court house
supplies
A. L. Lamb, court house ex
pense K. C Rice, work on court
house
Victor Johnson, work on
' court house ,.
50.25
90.00
10.00
21.00
10.00
123.75
1 4.00
7:30
30.00
50.00
51,00
1.00
30.53
13.73
30.01
50.40
71.25
Total $820.72
Jul
II. L. Moses, Jailor's salary. .$
Kfflo M. Terrlll, mealn for
piiKoners
Jno. M, Williams Co., Jell
supplies
Cnl.-Ore. Power Co., Ilghls
for. lull
50,25
140.30
9.47
(To be continued.)
This office has wall maps of Jackson
county, tinned at too and bottom, for
aale. tl
I Want a Man!
Ol.l Mai,Pa I'loj !
GRIFFIN CREEK
MARCH 25
Tlil.els.i5c and 'JWHj
COMi: AND I IM A II K
Merchants!
We spoclall.o In writing and
preparing ropy; planning luy
outs; writing and preparing
catalogs, .booklets, folders and
letters,
lliono fio.'l-I-S, ami n.ik for
llllsi Heine.
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AGF.N'C'V
910 West loth. St., Medford
WOOD!
Fir :.) Tier uml np.i
tltth. Knii Coal t.M) Ton.
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Cor Pie urn! Third Phon S2
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
DRY
WOOD
Two Tier 12 inch Pino, Ono
Tier 12 inch Oak and Laurel,
all for "$2.75 a Tier.
. CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
Indigents 15 (Ml
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