FSGE FOUR
MEDFORD MAJTJ TRIBUNE, ItfEDFORP, OREfiOX, FRIDAY, .TUXE 30,- 1922
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IF
E FAILS
CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y, A revolution
in Russia which will disiioso of the
present BolBhevIk regime will follow
the Jneyitaule failure of the proposed
Russian1 economic conference at The
Hague, was the, prophecy of Count Uya
Tolstoy, son of the lato Count Leo
Tolstoy, the Russian author, In an ad
dress iiere tonight before the conven
tion of tho General Federation ot
Women's Clubs'. Inability tb pay sol
diers and other government employes,
who have not been paid for months,
will bring about tho downfall of the
Red government, Count, Tolstoy do
Glared.
"The Bolshevik leaders promised to
return from the Genoa conference with
money to pay the soldiers," Count Tol
Btoy said, "but they returned empty
handed." Now thoy have one more
bundle of liny to hold In front of the
starving horse the Hague conference
Hut J am certain they will again be ills
appointed, and then there may be a
revolution. It is difficult to predict
what form the new government may
take. The monarchists party Is very
strongly organized, I am sorry to say,
and a revolution may result in tho set
ting up of a new monarchy for a time,
but I am certain that eventually there
will emerge the United States ot Rus
sia! This Is what I hope for."
iThe willingness of British and other
European Btntesmen to- recognize the
lloishevlkl was deplored by Count Tol
Btoy, who lauded tho action of Secro
tary of State Hughes and the adminis
tration In withholding recognition of
the lloishevlkl. "Recognition would
only prolong Russia's agony," ho said
"Tho Russian nation belongs to the
people which the present rulers do not
represent. The lloishevlkl jiavo not
been elected or otherwise legally em
powered or entrusted with the 1Ibiohu1
of Russlun rosourcos by the pooplo,
and. they can offer for sale only stolon
property, which cannot be attractive
to careful Investors.
"I am often asked what my fathor,
Leo Tolstoy, would have said about
Bolshevism," Bald Count Tolstoy. "Tho
answer is given clearly In his teach
Ings. He was opposed to all who want
ed to overthrow governments, however
despotic, by violence. The accumulat
ed will of an enlightened people would
eventually have overthrown the despo
tism of the Romanoff's without vio
lence and bloodshed. My father was
a firm believer in the principle of pas
sive resistance, which Is in accordance
with the teachings of Christ nnd ot nil
the greatost sages of the world. There
fore about Bolshevism he would have
said, 'this thing Is born of war and evil
and bloodshed, and no good can result
from ovll.'
',-VThe Bolshevik experiment in Rus
sia Is one of the worst political failures
the world hns known," the speaker
continued. "By spoiling the Incentive
of . the people to work, through repeat
ed confiscation of the product of their
labor, the Bolshevik! have destroyed
the creative energy that Is the power
for progress, the most valuable nsset
of any country. Those that continue
to work In Russia do so out of fear for
their llveB, or out of shoer necessity In
order to barely exist, not out of love
for work, which theoretically, Is tho
only basis on which communism, can
succeed."
;I0
E
NEW YORK. New York, the .second
largest' city in the world some claim
it is the largest is going buck to the
favorite boom method of tho ninnl.
town. It is going to appoint a "Wel
come Stranger Committee," figurative
ly to extend to tho visitors the keys
of tho city.
This action was decided upon after
the New York Hotel association et
forth that folks lu other parts of the
country had got an entirely wrong
idea ot the city from what thoy had
reud about it in the newspapers.
The job of the new committee is to
make it known that, despite the ac
counts ot murders, suicides, holdups
and sen mini a that have been featured
ilyj.be news, 'ow York is just us safe
aVrfjny CJophor Prairie with better
vjflter, milk and police protection to
boot. ;
New York is particularly anxious to
get-.thifl Idea'4 across immediately, for
it. Is In the summer that houoymooiiers
flock to the city from tho cuds ot the
land, 1
And tho hotel men feel that those
visiting couples, perched atop busca
touring the city, are somewhat negloct
ed. They need someone to shako them
by. the hand and show them tho invis
ible ropes of the town, leaving thorn to
pick out Lady Liberty, Grants Tomb
and tho Woolworth Tower for them
selves. A meeting was called at which ahop
keepers, transportation lines and the
atrlcal interests were all represented
and It was decided that tho visitor
must be personally shown that the
idea is all wrong that everybody is out
to, rob him as soon as ho sets foot on
New York sidewalks.
RED UNIFORMS AND STEEL SAFES
CHAINED TO BEARER FEATURE
NOVEL 'SAFETY' MESSENGER
SERVICE IN WALL STREET
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Here Is the newest type of Wall
Street messengers to make his appear
ance In New York. Note the startling
cap and the jacket trimmed with red.
Chained to the messenger Is a stee!
safety box weighing five iKiiinds
Securities or other valuables for trans
portation are locked in the box and the
messenger started on his way, safe
from robbery or from temptation.
L
TO JOURNEY OF
CHICAGO, Juno TiUHiinga nnd
Bokes!, aged two and a luilf yours and
fifteen months respectively, nro muk
lng a 3 0,000 milo journey to Cali
fornia from their homo at Momlom
bie, a Congo villngo within a day's
distance from an inmirgont tribe of
cannibals. According to tho chll
.Iron's missionary father, Dr. Krnest
It. Peai-Hon, these cannibals cut tho
Jlelglau soldiers they eiipture, both to
express their contempt for them and
to show that it can be done. Jliisanga
and Ifokesl, whose. Christ Ian names
are Mury and X'aul, wore born in a
jungle-iimnied village, and until they
started on tho three-months' journey
to America neither remembered ever
seeing another white child. Mary
speaks Lonkundo, a .Bantu diatert, as
well as she, docH English, and Taill
hns learned no English as yet.
Tho children are viewing with llt
tlo Interest tho things that they see
on their trip. Automobiles nnd trains
aro new means of 'torturo for them
as a horse wan the only menus of
conveyunco known to them in tho
Ltelglan Congo. Tholr African names
wero given them by tho natives, who
according to their custom of calling
parents by tho names of their first
child, flubbed Dr. and Mrs. Tenrson
Is'AKunga and Nynng' Istinga (father
of Mary and mother of Mary).
, Mrs, Pearson said that tho na
tives call all, women missionaries
"mama" as a mark of resitect, but
that some of tho single women at
first object to the honor. Pajamas
are the latest style in street, wear at
Mondomble, she said.
A woman who left her husband In
the Congo recently was punished, ac
cording to Dr. Pearson, by being tied
In the path of driver ants, which
stung her terribly.
Dr. Pearson Is a graduate of tho
University of Illinois Collego of Medi
cine. Mrs. Pearson, who was Miss
Evelyn Utter of Covins, Cab, Is de
scended from the Jtullock nnd Viley
fnmtllcH of Kentucky, nnd studied at
Transylvania college, Lexington, Ky
and at Itutler collego and the College
of Missions, both jit Indianapolis, lnd.
Thov servo undei tho Disciples of
Christ,
ROCK ISLAND FLYER
WRECKED. ONE KILLED
LINCOLN, Neb., Juno 28. Knglnccr
W. ('. McC'lenmm of Fnirbury, Neb.,
was killed ami a number of passenRors
on the flyer of the CJilcawo, ltock
Island ami Pacific railroad, received
minor injuries when the train went
Into a ditch, plllns up five couches and
the enluo near Prairlo Home, Neb.,
ourly today.
The train, a limited out of Chicago,
was Hindu up of steel coaches, which
probably saved the lives of many pas
HoiiKcra. The kIv1ok way of tho road
bed, following heavy rains was blamed.
Tennis 1'avorlte llcutcn.
VlMHI.lCDON, Juno I'S. (lty the
Associated 1'iths) It. 1. C. Norton,
tho Houth African tennis star, was
ellminatiHl from the men's hIiikIcs hi
tho championship play here this
afternoon. Ho wan defeated by J. o.
AmU-rHon, tho AuHtrii.lian crack,
0-J, 0-2.
Mile. Lenglen Wins
WIMHI.ICIXIN. June LS. (Hy Associ
ated Press). Mile Suzanno Lenslen
of France, world's champion woman
tennis player, easily won her , first
match of the international grass court
tournament this afternoon by defeat
ing Mrs. M. 1'. Kills ot hn;;lnnd, two
love 8cU.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from Juno the 21st.)'
Justice Court
D. W. Hagshaw, premium on
constable's bond $
('. V. t.'nry, justice witness
W. H. (ioudy, justice court fees
Dr. W. V. I'. Holt, Justice wit
ness J. A. llemstreet, constable fees
J. W. Hatcher, justice court fees
Theo. Martenez, Justice court
witness
W. D. .Moore, justice court wit
ness G. Moore, justice court witness
Dr. K. H. Picket, justice court
witness
l.CO
1.00
C. V. Priest, justice court wit-.
nesH. I
J. H. Ring, justice court witness C
Geo. O. Timothy, constable fees 2
G. O. Taylor, justice fees 79
G. O. Taylor, fees for small
claims 45
Hazel White, justice witness 4
A. J. T. Smith, juBtlee court fees 2
Automotive Service . Co., con-
stablo expense 87
Total : $.122,
Sheriff s Office
C. E. Terrlll, sheriffs salary $208.
Oeo. L. Howard, deputy sher
iff's sala-y 120.
L. D. Porncrook, deputy sher
iff's salary 110.
L. D. Korncrook, finger print
work - 15.
Edna Snyder, deputy sheriffs ; .
salary t S3,
Hazel Tetherow, deputy sheriffs
salary 85.
Dalton Terrlll, work In sheriff's
office : 80.
Delpha Terrlll, work in sheriff's
office 75.
V. Wilson, work In sheriffs of
fice 33.
Leora Godward, work In sher- .
Iff's of rice 42.
Doris Kleinbammer, work la .
slierirrs office - 18.
F. J. Newman, work on tax mat
ters 300
Geo. Alden, deputy sheriff's
mileage 18.
Ashland Tidings, sliorlffs office
expense .'; 11,
liurroughs Adding Much. Co.,
sheriff's office expense
Carter & Mills, premium on dep
uty sheriff's bond 10.
Daily's Taxi, sheriff's expense.. 3.
U 1). Forncrook, deputy sher
iff's traveling expense.... 82.
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., sheriff's
telephone for March 22.
Geo. ,. Howard, deputy sheriff's
traveling expense 2.
Jacksonville Post, sheriffs of
fice expense " 32.
Medford Printing Co., sheriffs
office expense 11.
Postal Tel. & Cable Co., sheriff's
office expense 12.
C. E. Terrlll, stamps for sheiff's
office 10.
C. E. Terrlll, sheriffs traveling
expense 17.
Universal Fingerprint Pad Co.,
sheriffs office supplies 4.
O. Winter, sheriffs expense 80.
Western Union Tel. Co., sher
iffs telegrums 30.t
Homo Tolcphono Co., sheriff's
telephono for April 19
Monroe Calculating Much. Co.,
sheriffs office expense 44.
Total J100G.40
Clerk's Office
Chauncoy Florey, county clerk's
salary $100.00
Mildred Nell Florey, deputy
clerk's salary 125.00
Dolllla Slovens, deputy clerk's
salary 110.00
Uuhcrta Pearco, deputy clerk s
salary 90.00
Alice M. Poor, deputy clerk's
salary '75.00
Mattlo Stevens, deputy clerk's
Balary 75.00
T. H. Florey, deputy clerk's sal-
ray 54.00
Grace Whealy, work in clerk's
orrice 75.00
Lucilo Koontz, work In clerk's
office 41.23
C. Florey, stamps and express
for clork s office 7.00
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., clerk's
telephone for Mnnth 7.9o
II. & M. C. Co., clerk's office ex-
penso 18.00
Jacksonville Post, clofk's office
expense .: 3.50
Medford Printing Co., clerk's
office printing ,113.00
lome Tel. & Tel. Co. clerk's)
tclnnlumo for Anril 7.R5
KUlmm Stationery Printing (Jrt., .
recoru dooks n.-i
Total $1013.43
. Treasurer's Office
. C. Walker, county treasurer's
salary ! $150.00
Dorothy Uedwell, deputy trea
surer s snlary 90.00
Ixirraino 1.. .Morris, work In
treasurer's office 27.00
Ashland Tidings, treasurer's of-
nco supplies l.'.uu
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., treasur
er's telephone for March 3.70
Irwin Hudson Co., treasurer's
office supplies 2S.0S
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
treasurer's office expense 30.00
A. C. Walker, stamps and ex
press 27.00
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., treasur
er's telephono for 9pril 3.S0,
Total $372.21
Coroner's Office
Jno. It. Palmer, coroner's ex
pense $ 10.00
School Superintendent's Office
Susauno W. Homes, school su
perintendent's salary $lGG.6d
Elizabeth llurr, school supervi
sor s salary 120. on
l.uclle Goohl, school superinten
dent s assistant i&.uu
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., school
superintendent's telephone tor
March '. 4.05
Susnnno W. Homes, school su
perintendent's stumped envel
opes : a 40.04
Klooker Prlntery, school super
intendent's supplies 17.50
Mod lord Printing Co., school
superintendent' a printing 2.70
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. school
superintendent's telephone for
April 6.35
Western I'nlon Tel. Co., school i ,
.superintendent's telegrams.... .30
Total $139.20
Fruit Inspector's Office
Howard K( Warner, fruit Iuaiieo-
tor's salary and expense $157.50
E. H. Ontman, fruit inspector's
salary und expense 148.50
Win. Fox, fruit inspector's sal
ary and expense 12.00
Total '. $318.00
Assessor's Office
J. li. Coleman, assessor's salary $100.00
Linnie HaiiBcom, deputy asses
sor's salary 110.00
Itay Coleman, deputv assessor's
aalary .'. 90.00
Elva Coleman, deputy assessor's
salary 75.00
C. W. Ilanta, field deputy asses
sor's salary 115.00
E. A. Hildreth Jr., field deputy
assessor's salary 115.00
J. C. Herring, fielQ deputy as
sessor's snlary 85.00
H. N. Loriand, field deputy as
sessor's salary 125.00
J. T. Little, field deputy asses
sor's salary 95.00
E. A. Langley, field deputy as
sessor's salary 115.00
J; C. Pendleton, field deputy as
sessor's Balary 115.00
Geo. M, Scott,, field deputy as
sessor's salary 175.00
Jj Terrill, field deputv assessor's
salary 00.00
U. P. Campbell, field deputy as
sessor's sulary 110.00
J. II, Coleman, assessor's travel
ing expense 12 75
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., assessor's
telephone for March 3.00
Medford Printing Co., printing
books G15.00
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. assessor's
telephone Tor April 5.50
Monroe Calculating .Machine Co.
assessor's office expense 44.08
Total $2237.99
Tax Rebate
John E. Perdue, tax refund.. ...-...$ 7.40
Mrs. E. L. March, tax refund 10.95
Total ; $ 18.41
Widow's Pensions
Lffie Marie Ilaer, widow's pen
sion $ 25.00
Mrs. J. II. llyerly, widow's pen
sion 25.00
Kebecca A. Clary, widow's pen
sion 15.00
Mrs. Susie Coy, widow's pen
sion 15.00
Mrs. Nettie Green, widow's pen
sion 15.00
Mrs. Ina Huson, widow's pen
sion 54.00
Alice P. Howell, widow's pen
sion 25.00
Mury H. lliggins, widow's pen
sion 15.00
Mrs. Dolly Love, widow's pen
sion 25.00
Anna Prescott, widow's pension 10.00
Uosa A. Peffly, widow's pension 25.00
Itetha M. Richardson, widow's
pension 33,50
Addie Wobb Shanks, widow's
pension 10.00
Mrs. Lydia Sanders, widow's
pension 17.50
Mrs. Elizabeth Sevey, widow's
pension 17.50
Mrs. Rose R. Singler, widow's
pension 32.50
Amy R. Thorn, widow's pension 25.00
Surah Wakeman, widow's pen
sion 22.50
Total $100.60
Care of Poor Not at Poor Farm
Doc Parsons, regular Indigent. .. $ 8.00
Mrs. G. R. Brobeck, regular in
digent .r 8.00
A. D. lleardsloy, regular Indi
gent .'.1. 10.00
Nellie Doardinan, regular indi
gent '. '. 25.00
Jlr. Castilo, regular Indigent.... 8.00
.Mrs. Kato Copple,: regular indi
gent 8.00
Dave Daniels, regular indigent.. S.00
Mrs. M. E. Davis,.. regular Indi
gent 5.00
A. M. Ford, regular indigent.. 0.00
Mrs. Goldie Gates, regular lnd I-
gent - 15.00
Mrs. Hatch, regular indigent 10.00
Mrs. Hudson, regular indigent.. 8.00
J. W. Ingram, regular Indigent.. 8.00
Albert Johnston, regular indi
gent 8.00
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kane, regu
lar Indigents : 15.00
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Kelsoe,
regular indigents 8.00
Mrs. Lena Lee, regular Indi
gents .: 8.00
Mrs. Cnrrlo E. Miller, regular '
indigents .' 10.00
J. Mecco, regular indigents 8.00
Mrs. I. A. Montgomery, regular
Indigents 8.00
Margaret Noble, regular indi
gent 10.00
Mrs. Mary Price, regular indi
gent 8.00
James Pough, regulnr indigent... 6.00
Kllznbeth Patterson, regular in
digent - S.00
T. D. Stafford, regular Indigent 7.00
Nancy Sisemore, regular indi
gent 10.00
Mrs. L'. Schleffelin, regular In
digent COO
Mrs. Joi Ross Smith, regular
Indigent 8.00
Secretary Ashland Red Cross,
care of Dodge family 20.00
Annie Wntklns regular indigent 8.00
7,. Wolgamott, regular Indigent.. 15.00
Alex Wilson, regular indigent.... S.00
Ashland Red Cross, Indigent ex
pense - 70.18
Chas. Arnholt. indigent expense 10.00
Aiuorican Red Crass, , indigent
expense 77.50
Fonts Grocery Co., Indigent sup-
ilies 25.31
Good Samaritan Hospital Indi
gent expense 122.00
Godward Merc. Co., indigent ex
pense 22.22
Sadie Moore, Indigent expense.. 10.00
Mrs. M. E. Middlebusher, indl- ,
gout supplies 8.00
Phoenix Mercantile Co., Indi
gent supplies - 25.45
John Pappas, indigent supplies.. 3.25
Sacred Heart Hospital, indigent
expense 45.71
U. P. Thelss & Co., Indigent ex
pense , 15.00
Weeks-Conger Co., burial ot in
digent .'. 20.00
W. P. Chlsholm, Indigent ex
pense 5.f)0
Talent Mercantile, , Co., ., Indi
gent exiiense . 8.00
Total $779.62
Care of Poor at Poor Farm
Dr. W. W. P. Holt, county phy
sician's salary $ 75.00
Mrs. Irene Wells, supt. county
farm's salary 125.00
Ir. W. W. P. Holt, county phy
sician's traveling expense 30.72
fins Heck, county farm supplies 20.00
Albert crane, nursing at comity
farm .' 10.00
C. Cary, county farm supplies.... 1.60
Mrs. Cad Ellis,, county farm sup
plies , 2.50
Ed Learning, county farm sup
plies 3.00
Marietta Wedge, work at coun
ty rami 40.00
Ed Ulnns, county farm expense 17.65
Farm llureau Co-operative Exch. '
county tarm expense 3.50
Hutchison &. Lumsden, comity
farm expense 108.87
Medford Harness Co., county
farm expense 13.50
Monarch Seed & Feed Co., coun
ty farm expense 8.45
Medford Furn. & Hdwe. Co.,
county farm expense 11.55
Medford Concrete Construction
Co., county farm expense 15.40
H. J. Oden, county farm exiiense 6.00
Pucific Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone services 2.65
A. Penwell, county farm ex
pense 6.90
Valley Fuel Co.; county farm ex
pense 20.50
Total $527.69
Court House Expense
1!. L. Moses, janitor's salary $ 56.25
victor Johnson, work on court
house 204.52
Medford Furn. & Hdwe. Co.,
court house supplies 82.25
People's Electric Store, court
house supplies 26.15
Le" Garfield, work on court
hout, 7.00
Fred J. Flck, court house sup
plies .. 36.09
Stundard (Jil Co., court house
supplies C.48
S. E. Combes, work on court
house 38.50
Total : $457.24
Jail
n. L. Moses, jailor's salary $ 56.25
Leora Smith, jail matron 45.00
Godward Mercantile Co., jail
supplies 4.51
Heath's Drug. Store, jail ex
pense 3.65
Mrs. Jane Johnston, laundry for
jail : 3.90
Efflo M. Terrlll, meals for pris
oners 237.95
Jno. M. Williams Co., jail ex
pense 62.88
Total ..$414.14
Juvenile Court
Mrs. S. 13. Sandefer, juvenile
expense $ 48. S3
Advertising and County Printing
Ashland Tidings, county print-
' ing $ 51.40
medford Printing Co., county
printing 127.20
. Total ......L...$178.C0
Indigent Soldiers
O. A. Stearns, Indigent soldier
relief $ 80.00
Election Expense
Rltlinp-a fninv rfrialortntr vnt.
ers .'.' .$'l4.00
Miss L. I). Cameron, registering
voters 14.90
Glass & Prudliomme, election
expense 98.30
A. II. Houston, election expense 11.00
L. Hatfield, registering voters.. 1.40
Medford Printing Co., election
expense : 27.75
N. II. Stoddard, registering .vot
ers 1.85
A. J. T.. Smith, registering
voters 6.50
Chauncey Florey, payment of
election, boards 1867.33
Total !....$2013.03
Roads and Highways
First National Bank of Medford,
, bond sale expense $ 42.36
, County Nurse
Marie E. Falldine, county nurse '
salary .'. $125.00
American Red Cross, county
nurse's exiiense 8.00
Colonial Garage, garage rent for
county nurse 5.00
Jones & Kirkpatrick, county
. nurse's expense- '19.27
Total ...1$157.27
Surveyor's Office
Miss H. D. Reddy, surveyor's
stenographer $ 40.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures '
E. A. Bond, sealer of weights
and measures salary .$ 19.41
Water Master
Fred N. CumniiiiBS., water mas
ter's salary I $125.00
Fred N. Cummings, water mas
ter's expense 22.45
Total L.:......,........$i 17.45
County Attorney
II. E. Bonson, district attorney's
expense $251.45
Postal Tel. & Cable Co., district
attorney's expense .68
Rawles Moore, district attor
ney's office expense 151.84
George Neuner, jr., district at
torney's assistant 299.30
Rawles Moore, district attor
ney's traveling expense 35.32
S. U. Sandefer, district nttor-
, ney's expense 25.00
Total $763.59
' Realth Registration
Mrs. Sophia Childreth. health
registration $ 1.00
Dr. W. S. Cary, health registra
tion 2.00
Miss Mary A. Mee, health regis
tration 7.2
Nellie Reed, health registration 1.25
Dr. iF. G. Swedenburg, honlth
registration 12.75
Total . ..$ 24.25
Fire Protection
O. P. I Toff, State Treasurer, pay
ment on fire protection. $413.26
County Agent
State of Oregon, payment of
county agent $v00.00
state or uregon, extension
work 1000.00
Total . ...............$1500.00
County Fair Fund
V: E. Warrens, payment on con
tract $2915.00
Prohibition Enforcement '
Standard Oil Co., prohibition
expense $218.26
S. B. Sandefer, prohibition ex
pense 350.00
Total $56S.26
County Library
K. Fny Woolsey, librarian's sal
ary $ 66.66
K. Fay Woolsey, current library
expense 20.00
Mildred Hilton, assistant librar
ian's salary i 70.00
Willie Howard, assistant llbrar-
. ion's salary 30.00
Gaylord Bros., library supplies 6.40
H. W. Wilson Co., library books 2.70
Syracuse Public Library, book
lists 2.00
The J. K. Gill Co., library books 10.90
Medford "Book Store, library
books 269.13
Total $177.79
Dog License Supplies
Bushong & Co., dog collars $ 13.79
Road Fund
Road District No. 1
Jack True, payroll Dist. No. l....$598.80
Harrison Bros., supplies Dist.
No. 1 1.10
Standard Oil Co., expense, Dist.
No. 1 91.65
Total $691.55
' Road District No. 2
Wm. Bruin, payroll Dist. No. 2.427.25
Standard Oil Co., expense Dist.
No. 2 15.39
Total $442.64
Road District No. 3 .
Wm. Perry, payroll Dist. No. 3..$442.40
Road District No. 4
W. M. Tetherow, payroll Dist.
No, 4 $488.97
Jack Thrasher, payroll Dist. No. -
4 90.00
Total .' $578.97
Road District No. 5
F. J. Watson, payroll Dist. No. 5 $302.51
Road District No. 6
John Walch, payroll Dist. No. 6..$369.5S
Road District No. 7
John M. Allen, payroll Dist. No.
7 $243.25
prater Lake Hdwe. Co., exiiense
10. I ,
Total .$251.49
Road District No. 8
H. L. Gregory, payroll Dist. No.
8 $178.37
Medford Iron Works, expense
Dist. No. 8 ..r. 44.00
Total $222.37
Road District No. 9
W. L. Van Houten, payroll Dist.
No. 9 $1373.39
R. B. Vincent, payroll dist. No. 9 511.31
W. W. Willits; expense, Dist.
No. 9 . 250.00
Standard Oil Co., expense Dist.
io. 9 61.42
Total...... :...$2190.12
Road District No. 10
Jack Thrasher, ' payroll Dist.
No. 10 ..: $216.00
A. L. Goodman, payroll Dist. No.
10 947.04
Gaddis & Dixon, expense Dist.
No. 10 .?. 30.80
Crater Lake Hardware Co., ex
pense Dist. No. 10 195.01
Total $1401.38
Road District No. 11
W. L. Van Houten, payroll Dist.
No. 11 $466.50
P. L. Freed, payroll Dist: No. 11 780.82
Hubbard Bros., expense "Dist.
No. 11 65
Total $1247.97
Road District No. 12
W. L. Van Houten, payroll Dist.
No. 12 ..... $703.00
Gaddis & Dixon, expense Dist.
No. 12 131.45
Standard Oil Co., expense Dist.
No. 12 33.92
. Total $869.03
General Roads
Jack Thrasher, payroll general
roads , $242.71
W. J. Burbidge, labor, general
roads 100.00
Crater Lake Hdwe. Co., general
road supplies 6.25
Chunslor & Lyon, general road
supplies 15.01
Electric - Shop, general road
expense 17.00
Feenaughty Machinery Co., gen
eral road expense 305.00
Fred J. Fick, general road ex
pense 122.57
W. R. Gaylord, general road ex
pense 22.21
Hubbard Bros., general road ex
pense 78.37
H. Jones, labor, general roads.... 101.25
Murinell & Sherill, general road
expense .-. :. 22.05
Medford Furn. & Hdwe., gen- i
eral road exiiense 8.74
Elmer Morse, labor, general
roads 125.00
Medford Sheet . Metal Works,
general road expense 13.75
People's Electric Store, general
Toad expense 9.20'
Perltln's Auto Electric Co., gen
eral road expense "3.00
Roily Rinnbarger, labor, general
roads 98.00
John Ryan, labor, general roads 14.00
Riverside Garage, general road
expense 1.00
Thos. Roseberry, labor, general
roads 150.00
So. Oregon Hardware Co., gen
eral road expense 2.35
Arthur Shaffer, labor, general
roads 112.50
Union Oil Co., general road ex
.pense : . 246.96
Valley Fuel Co., general road
expense 29.25
West Side Pharmacy, general
road expense , , 4.00
Young's Machine Shop, general
road expense 6.00
Ashland Iron Works, general
road expense 1.50
Billings Car. & Auto Works,
general road expense 35.75
Medford Service Station, gen
eral road expense 15.1S
Oregon State Highway Commis
sion 49.43
Southern Pacific Co., . express,
general roads 3.73
Standard Oil -Co., general road
expense 445.86
Renj. Sheldon, general road ex
iiense . 40.00
Total $2446.62
Ashland-Klamath Falls Road
Nancy Tyler, right-of-way. Ashland-Klamath
Falls road $ 60.00
Crater Lake Highway
H. Arning, expense Crater Lake
highway $ 8.00
Eagle Point Hdwe. Co.. expense
Crater Lake Highway 19.28
Gaddis & Dixon, expense Crater
Lake Highway 1281.69
Fred Pettegrew, expense Crater
Lake Highway 335.00
George W. Weeks, right-of-way,
Crater Lake road 475.50
S. W. Hutchison et nx, right-of-way.
Crater Lake road.... 673.00
' Total ' $2792.47
Blue Ledge Road
J. S. Beasley.i expense, blue -Ledge
road $ 21.00
Arthur Busby, labor, Blue Ledge
road 24.00
O. J. Duggun, labor, Blue Ledge
imnrl r....:." 22.25
J. Hartmau, expense. Blue Ledge
road ' 978.65
Fred Horner, labor, Blue Ledge
road 56.50
D. F. Irwin, labor, Blue Ledge
road 245.50
V. W. Kirkpatrick, labor, Blue
Ledge road J 62.23
Owen Duggan, labor, Blue ;
Ledge road 32.00
Frank Kirkpatrick, labor. Blue
Ledge road . 33.00
Totnl $1475.15
Bounty Report
William Martin ....$ 2.60
Frank Randlev .1 4.00
Paul Rose , :L. i.... 4.00
P. L. Freed ', 4.00
R. W. Rose i.... 8.00
Ivan Farmer r 4.00
Charles J. Humphrey 9.00
O. E; Austin 3.00
John A. Heckner L... 10.00
C. E. Wilkinson :. (..... 3.00
Art Moore i 6.00
Wallace Bertelspn i 12.00
D. B. Walch 3.00
J. P, Dlnkins i 12.00
J. F. Duggan : 3.00
Chester Davis 4.00
Total $ 91.50
CHAUNCEY FLOREY,
County Clerk.
We hear that some folks
with discriminating appeti-
i tes. say lliat they; could eat
out' bread for dessert.' Well,
p;o ahead, it won't hurt you.
It's one of the purest of pure '
foods.
Scholz's
Biitter-Roll
Bread
Pure and Wholesome
WANTED
By Weed Lumber Company, Weed,
California, Timber Fallers to contract
combined falling, bucking and limb
ing. Good earnings can be made and
living conditions are of (he best. Cot
tages are available for families. In
terested parties communicate direct
with Weed Lumber Company, Weed,
California. .
COHTiNINTAl
dKiPDiTAVEPlPE
Quotation on Pumps and Rams for Ir.
rlgatlon.
THOS. T. TKMPLE. Medford '
WOOD!
Dry Mill Blocks; Fir Slab Wood and
all other kinds of wood
MEDFORD FUEL CO
Cor. Third nnd Fir-''- Plinno M41S
Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing,
' llepalrlng. ': i' .
.". S.:W. FOESYTHE
DYER AXI) CLEANER
Prompt service and prices the lowest
consistent with first class work.
Phone 341. Shop at 116 Mtntletoe
NEWCOMB V
FOR WOOD
16inch Slab Wood, dry in yard,
$1.75 per tier. ; Delivered green,
$1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped.
Dry Mill Blocks, $6.50 per load, or
$5.75 dumped.
Phone 631 1
GrIM CHtflS G
China Herb Store
This is io certlrj dfat aim Chun of
.Medford. Ore., haa cured me ot goitre
anrl stomach trouble. ' S. M. Leonard,
509 J St., Grants Pass.'
Tills Is to certify that Olni Chung of
Medford, Ore., has cured me of rupture
of four years' standing. P. O. lsham,
413 8 St., Grants Puss, Ore. . .
XU-dford, uregnn. Jan. IS, 191T.
This Is to certify that I. the under
signed, had very severe stomach trouble
and had been bothered for several years
and ' last August was not expected to
live, and hearing of Olm Chung (whose
Herb ntore Is at 214 South Front nUeel.
Medford), I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and I started to feeling
better as soon as I ued them and today
am a well man nnd can heartily recom
mend anyoife afflicted as I was to sea
Olm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
, JVni. Lewis, Eaglo Point.
W. U- Childreth, Bade Point.
M. A. Andtrscn, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Ragle Point.
C. E. Moore. Eagle Point.
J. V. .Mctntyre. Ragle Point
Oeo. Von der Mellon. Eagle Point.
Thos, X. Nichols. Kagie Point, ,
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