PAGE THREE
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The Portland Caravan staged a sen
sational affair in Klamath Falls ac
cording to the Portland papers, when
Fred Fleet, a local humorist read a
paper poking some good natured fun
at the city visitors. Among other
things Mr. Fleet said Portland could
supply, the bull for their exhibit of
livestock, that Klamath would exhibit
three court houses at the 192o.falr, and
that Medford had taken over all the
scenic beauties of southern Oregon in
cluding Crater Lake, and bad persuad
Catholic Church
South Oakdale Ave.
First mass Sunday at 7 a. m.
Second mass at 9:30 a. m.
Benediction after first mass.
Rev. John Powers, pastor.
Evang. Luth. Zion's Church
Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave.
Rev. Dr. W. It. Morenz-Oeser, Pastor.
' Res. 518 West Fourth St.
X. Trinity.
Sunday school 10 a. in.
Divine serviced 1 a. m.
You and yours are cordially invited,
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Coy R. Sims, Pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Dr. Frank
Roberts, supt.
Morning worship 11 a. m. Subject of
ed Klamath the. moon is made of green sermon, "The Last Word."
cheese.
All of which apparently .riled
the
Epworth League 7 p. m.
The union evening services will be
temperamental Mayor Baker of Port- held in the First Uantfst church. Rev
. . . ... . . i
1 land wno proceeueu to come back as:D. E. Millard will preach the sermon.
follows, according to the Oregoman
report:
"The young man has failed to add
that Klamath might send Oregon's
Irving S. Cobb to the exposition the
comedian writer. In his speech just
made Mr. Fleet belittles Medford be
cause it has a road to Crater Lake. He
has belittled Portland when we have
come here In a spirit of co-operation pastor.
and friendship. . I am amazed. We
didn't come here with sweet words.
We made no references to the squabble
among your own citizens which would
show the lack of co-operation here.
Church of the Nazarene
Cor. Central and Jackson.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Communion service 11 a. m.
Preaching 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p. m
You are cordially invited to any or
all of these services. C. M. Kin
First Christian Church ,
Cor. Ninth and S. Oakdale.
Dell Ely Millard, minister.
Bible school 9:45. Herbert Berrlan,
Your trouble here is that with the supt. We have a growing school and
spirit manifested in this young man's invite you to join us in the study of the
speech you haven t the right to pros- Bible.
per. You are not united among your-l Morning worship and sermon 11 a.
selves or with the rest of the state. 'm. Subject, "Sifted for Service." Spec
You cant build up your future with ial music. "Where the Gates Swln
such a spirit. You can t hope ever to Outward Never", duett, Scongall and
TRADE BALANCE
'UNFAVORABLE' BUI
WILL HELP WORLD
U. S. EXPENSES ARE
CUT $157,000,000
FROM A YEAR AGO
I
Running
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. A reduc- WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.
tion of more than $90,000,000 in the expenses of the government fell off by "
nation's favorable trade balance dur- more than $157,000,000 during July, asj
ing July as compared with a year ago j compared with the same month last
will help the international exchange year, while public debt disbursements
situation, the commerce department were reduced by $19ti.000.000 according
declared today in a' statement making to the monthly statement of expendi
public the results of the country's for-jtures issued by the treasury,
eign trade for the month. . The total expenditures chargeable
RiiltnnHnllv Increased cold imnorts against ordinary receipts amounted to
but slightly decreased commodity ex-1 2-'5,000,000 during July, against $3S2..
ports and imports, the department stat-!000-000 a 'enr nS- wnile l'"llc debt
ed, characterized the foreign trade of disbursements aggregated $;14,000.000
the country for July, as compared with "i1 juo
June.
The decided reduction in the favor
able trade balance from $147,000,000
a year ago to $54,000,000 for July, the
department declared to be a "healthy
sign, pointing to a gradual return to
more normal relations between our ex-
1921.
Of the expenditures chargeable
against ordinary receipts, the largest
item was $184,000,000 of interest on
the public debt, with $43,000,000 for the
veterans' bureau next, while of the
public debt disbursement $10,000,000
ports and Imports, which is bound i0 expended in the retirement of the Lib
have a beneficial effect on the interna
tional exchange situation."
Commodity exports for July aggre
gated $35,000,000 against $334,000,000
in June and $325,000,000 in July, 1921,
while imports totalled $251,000,000
against $260,000,000 in June and $178,
000,000 for July a year ago.
Court News
(Furnished by the Jackson
County Abstract Co.)
become a metropolis unless you co-i Millard. Hearty welcome to you.
operate with the rest of the state. 0:45. Young people's service of
"We came down here in good faith Christian Endeavor,
to promote the upbuilding of this state. 8 p. in. Union services at the First
What right have you to insult us? We Baptist church. Sermon by D. E. Mil
came as representatives of 17 civic bird, subject, "Medford's Greatest tin-
organizations of Portland and we came developed Resource and Power
In friendship. When we come here in Good.'
unselfishness on such a mission you
mignt nave refrained from such re
marks." Mayor Baker sat down amid a rather
heavy silence. Mr. Fleet broke it. Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
"I want to say," he declared, "that Services are held every Sunday at 11
I had no Idea or intention of Insulting o'clock. Subject for Sunday, August
our Portland visitors. Nothing wasi20: Mind. . .
farther from my thoughts. What l Sunday School at 9:45. Applicants
said was In a spirit of fun. I greatly under the-age of twenty may be ad
regret that my remarks were so mis- mitted.
construed by the mayor." Wednesday evening meetings, which
Mr. Hnkpi nrnnp Qft-nrla nrnnnrt tha injuria luDllmnnlao tf Plirtullnn Qnl.
long table and extended his hand to ence healings, at 7:45, church edifice,!
Circuit Court
Bob Pulaski vs. Bob Brown. Fore
closure of chattel mortgage.
First National Bank vs. Catherine
Lytle et ni. Affidavit.
State Land Hoard vs. Frederick Pe
Inizeetal. Affidavit.
W. L. Sullivan vs. John W. Adkinson
et nl. Affidavit.
Slate vs. Jouett P. Bray et nl. De-
fr murrer. .
State vs. Bert L. Moses et nl. De
murrer. State vs. J. Alexander et al. Demur-
erty bonds for the fourth loan was the
largest item.
THE CASINO DOUBLES
NEWPORT, R. I Aug. 19. The Kin
sey brothers. Pacific coast doubles
champions, today won the final match
of the Casino doubles tennis, defeating
the internationalists, R. N. Williams,
11., and William Washburn. The scores
of the five set encounter which was
finished in rain were 5-7, C-3, 6-2 2-0,
C-3.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch of The Mother rer
Church, The First Church of Christ,1 K- - nb Brown vs. Robert Pulaski.
l'or injunction.
ijophenla J. Gore vs. Samuel E.
Stearns et al. To quiet.
F. S. Miller vs. Medford National
Bank et al. To enforce trust.
A. B. Culy et al (executors) vs. Les
ter H. Fay et al. Demurrer.
Atlantic Ore & Alloys Co. vs. R. J.
Rowen. Cost bill.
Bertha Harris vs. Samuel Harris.
Mr. Fleet. "Let it all be forgotten," he 212 North Oakdale.
said, and that was the first occasion
for unanimous applause since Mr.
Fleet bad begun his little essay.
SPECIAL MEETING
A special session of the lodge will be
called Monday evening, Aug. 21st, 8
p. m., for the purpose of considering a
resolution for the appointment of a
deputy district exalted ruler. No other
business will be transacted.' All
brothers are Invited to attend.
11G LEE. L. JACOBS, Secretary.
The Reading Room, which is in the
Medford Bldg., Is open daily from 1 to
5, except Sundays and holidays. All
authorized Christian Science literature
may be read, borrowed or purchased.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the services and visit the Head
ing Room.
i Alias summons.
H. R. Hatch vs. Medford Velle Co.
Chattel lien. .
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Bartlett.
J. Randolph Sasnett, Pastor,
Office 210 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 968.
'Bible school 9:45. Prof. N. H. Frank
lin, supt. Classes for all ages.
Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon,
'The Mother of Harmony."
Junior League 6:15. . .
Epworth League 7:00.
Union evening service 8 p. m. Bap
tist church. Sermon by Rev. D. E.
Millard.
Fourth quarterly conference, Friday
evening, Sept. 25th. 7:30 p. m. Reports
from heads of all departments. All
members of the church Invited. The
district superintendent will preside.
Morning: Quartet, Hear Us, O Fath
er, (Owen). Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Sas
nett, Mr. MacDonough, Mr. Dlehl.
Probate Court
Est. Chas. F. Young. Claim, order.
Est. Mary Sevedge. Petition, order.
Est. Jennie Elmore. Petition.
Est. Hugo C. A. Von der Hellen
Inventory and appraisement.
Est. Raymond Stewart Bowers,
ventory and appraisement.
Coiinly Court proceed lugs
The following Ib a schedule of ex
penditures of Jackson county, Ore
gon, together with a list of the claim
ants and urtlcles of service for which
me claim is made una which wore
uassed upon by the county court or
Jackson county during the month of
June, 922
The following hills wero allowed
with the exceptions shown:
Cynity Court ami Commissioners
G. A. Gardner, county
judge's salary $ 166.66
Victor Bursell, county
commissioner's salary
and expense
James Owens, county com
missioner's salary and
expense di.
G. A. Gardner, county
judge's traveling ex
pense .'.
Home Tel and Tel., Co.,
. telephone
Pearl Sargent, county court
witness . ..
Eddie Rouseau, county
court witness :
84.30
85.00
25.00
9.60
72.80
300
In-
Lytell in "Sherlock Brown"
Bert Lytell will be seen in his latest
photoplay. "Sherlock Brown, at tn
Page theatre beginning today. Tills
new picture, adapted from a story by
Bayard Veiller. is the story of an earn
est, trusting young clerk whose life
ambition is to become a detective.
Five dollars sent to a correspon
dence school brings bim a shiny new
badge which he proudly displays at his
modest boarding house, to the amuse
ment of some of the cynical and un
sympathetic lodgers. He is not to be
deterred by their rididcule, however,
and though engaged in the grinding
routine of his Job as a clerk, his mind
is filled with the ever present possi
bility that just around the corner may
lie his opportunity to win fame and
fortune as a sleuth.
And sure enough one day he bumps
straight iuto a mystery which has
stirred the entire United States secret
service. The secret formula for a pow
erful explosive has been stolen from a
young lieutenant to whose custody It
had been temporarily committed.
1 POLICEMEN KILLED
Viola Dana in Charming Comedy
Viola Dana, the vivacious little star,
will be seen tomorrow, Monday and
Tuesday at the Rlalto theater in her
latest photoplay, "They Like 'Em
Rough." In the role of Katherinc
Trowbriilee Miss Dana has one of
those parts which fit her like the pro
verbial glove and which gives every
opportunity for the charm, slightllness
and vivacity with which her screen act
ing is associated. .
What Is considered by Indiscrimin
ate plcturegoers as a picture with a
punch is "Man From Hell's River,"
which closes at the Rlalto theatre to
night. This vigorous story written by
James Oliver Curwood has Irving Cum
mings as the star and he is supported
by Wallace Beerv. Eva Novak and Rln
SEATTLE, Aug. 19. E. H. Davey
and Fred Mills, patrolmen were proli-
abaly fatally Injured' and three o'h
ers, including two patrolmen and a
street car motorman were hurt when
a police automobile crashed Into a
street car at Ninth and Pino street to
day. According to Motorcycle Pa
trolman F. A. Pieree.'who was chas
ing the automoble because of its high
speed, Ignorant of the fact it con
tained police officers, said It was go
ing at the rate of 40 miles an hour.
The patrolmen in the machine were
on duty.
FOREST HILLS, Aug. 19. Mrs.
Molla B. Mallory, woman's national
tennis champion, retained her title
today by disposing cf the youthful
Miss Helen Wills of California in
straight sets, 6-3, 6-1.
Mrs. Mallory became Invulnerable
in the fourth game on her own service
and won 4-0. Miss Wilis led In the
next game, In whlch'one of the most
spectacular rallies of the tournament
nopurred. Mrs. Mallory came lrom
linhhlri to will 5-3.
Miss Wills lost her steadiness- find
hOIrn to volly wildly Mrs. Mulloiy
won the next game 4-2.
Real Estate Transfers
H. L. Darneille et ux to Stanley
C. JoneB et ux, lot 3, blk. 2,
Grays Add. to Medford $
Charles W. Hammond et ux to
Mrs. Myrtle E. Spaulding, lots
12 and 13, blk. "R," R.-R. Add.
to Ashland, deed...:'..;...
R. J. Dodge et ux to A. J. Bailey,
pt. D. L. C. 38, tp. 39, S. R. 1 E. 10
C. S. Painter et ux to John L.
Robinson, land in D. L. C. 46,
tp. 36, S. R. 1 W 1000
Zach Cameron to Abner Ray
mond, lot in blk. 2, Mingus Sub
division to Medford 10
Gertrude O. Hasklns to P. H.
Daily, lots 1, 2, 8, 9, blk. 1,
Davis' 1st Add. to Medford........ 10
J. D. Brown et ux to W. P.
Brooks et ux, lot 1, blk. 1, Oak
grove Add. to Medford
C. E. Stanley et ux to Fred Stan
ley, land in sec. 15, tp. 35, S. R.
3 E ... 10
Gus Nichols et ux to Roy Stan
ley, land In sec. 22, tp. 35, b. R.
3 E , 10
Big Pines Lumber Co. to V. H.
Vawter, SW, NV4 of SE, SV of
SB sec. 12, tp. 35, S. R. E E 10
O. Winter et ux to Etta A. Row
land, lots 1 and 2, blk. 49, Sum-
mitt Add. to Ashland 10
Ida M. Randall et vlr to Geo. Van
S. Randall, 3 bf NE, EV4 of
NVV, Bee. 2, tp. 39. 8. R. 3 E 10
Marion A. Rader et ux to Pearl
L. Jones, lot 10, blk. 64, Med
ford 10
Owen Dunlap to M. E. Lamb,
land In sec. 25, tp. 37,' S. R. 2
West 100
M. E. Lamb et Ux to Vivian Nor
man Barto, land in sec. 25, tp.
37, S. R. 2 W. ... 10
W. Weybrlght to George Flck, ,
' land In sec. 11, tp. 38, S. R. 3
W. 10
Airred C. Mittelstedt et ux to H.
L. Darneille et ux, lot 3, blk. 2,
Grays Add. to Medford 10
Frank P. Farrell et ux to Belle
M. Farrell, lot In blk. 1, Gallo
ways Add. to Medford 10
C. B. Stevens et ux to John G.
Hoffman et ux, lots 2 and 3,
Jackson Sub-division in sec. 23,
tp. 36, S. R. 2 W W. D.
R. S. Roe et ux to Mary Homey
et vlr, land in D. L. C. 41, tp.
38, S. R. 2 W 10
Ed Lamport et ux to J. W. Shir
ley et ux, lot 4, blk. 3, Olson
Add. to Medford 10
W. G. Sander et ux to C. H. Dels
man et ux, land in Et. L. C. 53
and 41, tp. 39, S. R. 1 E 10
Jennie Stein to J. W. McCoy et
nx, N. 63 ft. lot 9, blk. 1, Cot
tage Home Add. to Medford...... 10
Total $446.36
Circuit Court
Pearl Sargent circuit court
witness 143.20
Mrs. J. M. Riley, circuit
court witness 51.69
Mary Duggan, circuit court
bailiff ol.OO
F. Roy Davis, circuit court
reporters salary 116.66
Geo. N. Lewis, grand jury
witness.. 18.00
A. R. Thompson, circuit
court crier r....... 69.00
Emily A. Abel,- circuit court
witness 9.40
J. H. Atwcll, grand Juror.... 16.00
Chas. Adams, circuit court
witness 3.00
Laura J. Aiming, petit juror 16.00
Luella Applegato, petit ju
ror 16.00
Ernest Applegate, petit ju
ror 15.60
Arthur Brown, circuit court
witness 3.00
Jas. Bushong, circuit court
witness 5.60
Art Boggls, grand Jury wit
ness : 2.20
Chas. Butler, petit Juror 18.60
P. C. Bingham, circuit court
witness 3.00
W. R. Barrett, grand Jury .
witness 9.00
W. Blake, grand jury wit
ness 5.00
Myrtle H. Billings, petit Ju
ror 15.40
F. . Byboe, petit juror 16.60
24. (Ml
21.60
L. C. Charley, petit juror ...
T. It. Coleman, circuit court
witness
Edwin Dusenberry, grand
jury witness
Mrs. L. Dusenberry, grand
jury witness
L. Dusenberry, grand jury
witness
James Daily, pel it juror
Martha E. Dahuff, petit ju-
ror
Loren L. Damon, petit juror
A. E. Edmondson, grand
jury witness
II. G. En tiers. Sr., petit juror
Herbert Llmore. petit juror..
rank C. Elliott, petit ju
ror
Nels ErickBon, petit juror....
H. E. Francis, grand jury
witness
Henry W. Frame, petit
juror
E. A. Fleming, grand juror..
E. E. Foss. petit juror
Chas. W. Fraley, .petit ju
ror P. G. Brown, grand jury' wit
ness D. L. Ewing, grand jury wit
ness Mrs. Tom Grlgsby, circuit
court witness
Mrs. Gould, circuit court
witness
L. Grigsby, circuit court wit
ness
Louis II. Gallatin, petit ju
ror
C. E. Gates, grand jury wit
ness
J. W. Gwinn, grand Jury wit
ness
Geo. C.ivnn, grand jury wit
ness
Uriah Gordon, petit juror....
Lew Garfield, grand jury
witness
Geo. Gntes, circuit court wlt-
' n ess
Geo. Grigsby, circuit court
witness v
John Goodwin, circuit court
witness
Home Tel. and Tel. Co.. cir
cuit Judge's telephone
Mrs. A. D. Hall, circuit court
. witness
Vance Hall, circuit court
witness
R. E. W. Howard, circuit
court witness :
Lllllo Householder, circuit
court witness
S. T. Howard, grand jury
witness
S. II. lluwk, grand jury wit
ness E. A. Hicks, petit Juror
M. F. llanley, circuit court
i wltnesi
Geo. W Ilerrlott, petit juror.
Josso Houck, petit juror
Ben.i. Raymond, petit Juror
C, W. Isaacs, petit juror -....
Cecil Jennings, circuit court
- . witness ...
Mrs. R. E. Johnson, circuit
court witness
Henry Johnson, grand jury
.'witness
Mrs. R. E. Johnson, grand
: jury witness
Milam Jacobs, circuit court
: witness
Mrs. N. Kinney, circuit court
-witness
D'olph Kent, petit juror
W. G. Knlpps, petit juror ....
James M. .ling, petit Juror..
Mury Kloinhammer, grand
juror
plln Knox, grand Jury .wit-.
ness
A. E. Kinney, petit juror
Paul Leonard, circuit court
''witness
Jewell D. Lowe, petit juror
John S Lvdlard. netit 1urnr
13.00
9.60
3.00
3.00
16.40
12.60
10.00
11.40
6.6 0
9.60
8.00
12.60
11.00
14.40
15.00
11.40
12.60
5.60
11.00
5.00
11.20
5.00
IS. SO
3.00
2.00
7.2 0
13.00
2.00
5.00
8.00
5.00
4.30
9.20
9.20
57.00
40.30
3.00
5.00
13.00
3.40
8.60
16.00
18.60
- 7.60
5.00
5.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
. 13.20
21.60
15.00
23.20
18.00
2.00
18.60
5.00
16.00
23 80
Lester Lay Ion, grand juror
Helbert A. Lyons, grand
juror
Chas. Lindsay, grand juror
Katherlne Limiley, petit ju
ror James Lennox, petit juror . ..
J. .1. Ik'Malion, circuit court
witness :
J. J. lIc.Mnhon, grand jury
witness -.
J. F. Miller, grand jury
witness
A. A. Mathes, grand jury
witness
Ernest McKee, petit juror....
Warren D. Mee, petit juror..
II. A. McClain, circuit cpurt
witness
.1. R. MeCrarken, petit Juror
Chess L. McKlnney, potlt
juror
Thos. Moffat, petit juror....
lSRie McCully, petit juror....
H. C. Mackey, petit juror....
1. K Nichols, grand jury
witness
L. Niedermeyer, petit juror
J. A. Norrls. grand Jury wit
ness
Bryce Nichols, circuit court
witness
L. O'Kelly, grand jury wit
ness Ray Offenbacher, grund ju
ror Pete Onrd, circuit court wit
ness Alice A. Peil, pet(t juror....
Louise A. Perozzi. petit juror
11. E. Philips, petit juror
Paul E. Pearco. grand juror
Lulu M. Penliuid, grand ju
ror Arthur Perry, circuit court
witness
Ilnllet F. Piatt, petit juror
Jim Hock, grand jury wit
ness Snm Hitter, grund jury wit
ness P. G. Rose, grand jury wit
ness O. II. Rose, grand jury wit
ness :
6.40 witness 3.00
John R. Tomltn. petit Juror 16.00
W. W. Truax. petit juror.... 16.00
Edward Woodcock, petit Ju
ror 20.00
Geo. T. Wilson, petit juror.... 16.00
Mrs. .1. Woodcock, grand
jury witness 9.40
Clark Walker grand jury
witness 5.00
2.00 'Joe Woodcock, grand jury
I witness 9.40
J. A. Winder, circuit court
witness 3.00
aut York, grand Jury witness 2.00
S. York, petit juror 12.00
F. W. Hurdette, circuit court
witness 67.00
Frank Childers, circuit court
witness .2.00
E. D. Gabriel, circuit court
witness 61.40
A. C. Joy, circuit court wit
ness 5.60
Mrs. J. M. Riley, circuit
court expense '. 47.06
Josephine Sargent, grand
Jury witness , 7.60
Mrs. L. L. Snell, circuit
court witness 3.00
4.00
6.40
1 :!.Hi
IS. 20
4.00
2.00
9.00
10.00
6.20
7.00
15.00
15.20
16.00
15.00
13.00
7.60
12.60
T. J. Rouse, circuit court
witness
F. E. Redden, circuit court
witness
Geo. Roberts, circuit court
witness
2.00
11.00
16. SO
3.00
6.60
15.40
22.00
4.00
17. SO
3.00
16.00
3.20
2.20
3.00
3.00
7.00
S.00
3.00
Totul $2457.?!
Ju.stico Court ?
D. W. BradBhaw, Justice fees $ 6.20
Glass & Prudhomme, Jus- ;'
tire court expense 7.1 S
W. H. Gowdy, justice court
fees 20.98
.1. W. Hatcher, constable fees 1.60
J. A. Bishop, justice witness 2.20
S. R. Coffman, justice wit-
ness 2.2H
J. A. llemstreet. constable
fees 1.40
L. M. Stone, justice witness ' 2.21)
G. O. Taylor, Justice fees 95.23
G. O. Timothy, constable
fees 1.00
Ilnrrv Snider, circuit court
witness 9.60
Mrs. Elmer Simons, grand
Jury witness 2.00
Paul A. Shearer, petit juror 17.6 0
llonrv Slover, grand jury
witness 5.00
Mrs. G. E. Spencer, grand
jury witness 8.00
Walter L. Smith, grund Jury
witness 3.00
James U. Smith, potlt Juror 6.80
Chas. D. Stacy, petit Juror.... 13.60
W. A. Stewart, petit juror.... 24.00
T. W. Snider, petit juror 16.00
Frank Silvn, grand juror 7.2 0
James W. Smyllo, grand
juror 4.40
Bolva Stewart, grand Jury
witness 7.60
Lou Iso Scbiefflin, circuit
court witness 5.00
Cy Stevens, circuit court
witness 3.00
O. M. Selsby, circuit court
witness 3.00
Helen M. Sears, petit juror 15.00
Olive E. Swedenburg, petit
juror 15.60
Win. A. Shell, petlt'juror 9.60
I. S. Thompson, circuit court
witness , ; 9.40
Lester Throckmorton, gran
Jury, witness 7.20
G. O. Taylor, circuit court
witness 6.00
G. O. Taylor, grand Jury wit
ness 3.00
n O Tlmoibv. ernnd inrv
Total $ 140.15
Kheilrfs Offlco
C. E. Terrlll. sheriffs sal
ary $ 208.33
Geo. L. Howard, deputy '
sheriff's salary 126.50
L. D. Forncrook, deputy
sheriff's salary 110.00
L, D. Forncrook, finger print
work ..
Edna Snyder, work in Sher
iff's office
Hazel Tteherow, work in
sheriff's office
Dalton Terrlll, work In sher
iff's office
Doris Kleiiihammer, work In
sheriff's office
F. J. Newman, work on tax
matters 300.00
Goo. B. Alden, salary aid
traveling expense lSM.dti
Burroughs Adding Mach.
Co., sheriff's office expense
L. D. Froncrook, deputy
Berift's traveling expense
Home Tel. and Tel. Co., -
sheriff's elephono 2R.4P
Geo. L. - Howard, deputy
sheriff's traveling expense S.8S
Geo. J. Kunzman, sheriff's
office expense 2.45
Medford Book Store, sher- .
lff's office supplies Id. 71
J. H. McKenzle, sheriff s ex
pense J. G. Prescott, sheriff's ex
pense ...
Postal Tel. Cable Co., sher
iff's telegrams
C. E. Terrlll. stamps for
sheriff's office
C. E. Terrlll, sheriff's travel
Ing expense
Jacksonville Post, potlce of
tax sale
15.00
93.00
85.00
80.00
75.00
105.66
.75
11.00
0.06
3.10
36.30
Total $1520.29
(To be continued.)
E. C. Holing, petit juror.
.lames Burns, petit juror....
Joseph E. Brlstow, petit ju
ror R. F. Bol, petit juror
Marie Benedict, grand Juror
Jas., Blair, circuit court wit
ness Irene Boardman, circuit
court witness
Arlene Boardman, circuit
court witness
Kenneth Beebe. petit juror
A. O. Bishop, petit juror 18.20
C. C. Beale, petit Juror
W. L. Craig, circuit court
witness v
Mrs. ChlcverB, circuit court
vItnsB .
Chief of Police Grants Pass,
circuit court witness
Mr. P. B. Chievers, circuit
court witness
Pete Comm. circuit court
witness
G. A. Codding, circuit court
witness
R .M. Coley, grand Jury wlt
nens H. O. Chlldreth, petit Juroi1..
J. O. Cave, grand jury wit
ness Geo. E. Carey, petit Juror....
J. D. Culberbion, petit Juror
Frank Childers, petit Juror
Ike Cofman, grand Jury wit
ness J. R. Conroy, circuit court
bv i tnofis
R. W. Clancy, circuit court
witness
H. h. Carlton, grand juror....
Fred L. Chamnlln. . grand
juror 20.00
Lonnie Cogglns, circuit
court witness -
21.00
20.00
6.00
9.60
5.00
5.00
7.60
18.20
22.00
7.00
9.60
11.00
9.60
5.00
3.00
9.00
15.60
3.00
7.00
24.00
24.60
7.40
3.00
3.00
23.00
5.00
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