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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MKM'OKP. Oh'IXiOX. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1G. 1922
INBWV1
!S LATEST
L ANBELES STUNTIiil
- By WILLIOM G. CAYCE,
International News Service 8taff
Correspondent.
LOS ANGELES And now comes
dancing with the mind! I
Many funny things have happened : fifty pounds or perhaps a little more,
with the passing of time, and once for the market, but now one of them
there was when a young woman who , scarcely ever seen anu n seen at an
dared to dance publicly with anythins
s teMs at t2ie SunnyEide. Mr. Young
v-'.i.T ;.'ih-,' a i.::riU.- (' tonn t,f c-.iii
.-a the .S innyside hitel for Mr. Hn!-br--ok
that ha had raised on Mr.
Young's land, in the Hutte creek bot
tom and it is as fine a lot of corn as 1
remember seeing for a number of
years. Mr. Hoibrook reports that the
average per acre was right around
bushels, and It was raised
irrigation. Jhe farmers are
beginning to realize the necessity of
observing-scientific rules fur farmlnB,
not only in agricultural lines but in
I the line of raising fruit and In the
i matter of raising stock and poultry.
I It ured to be a common thing to see
the farmers come in with a load of
rajzorback hogs two or more rears old
that would weigh one hundred and
Ukrainian Orphan Adopted
by A. R. A. Relief Worker
fi-el lu
1,1k
id.
- 't-!.:', -t UX. t.)
or, V. U. to V"j
of sec. . twj.
except her feet was subject to an Im
mediate trip to the hoosegow. but
times change so has dancing. J
Miss Irene d'Anueile has arrived in
Los Angeles to teach dancing with the
wind.
it will bee back in the hills, and when
seen or if they hear you will give a
boo and be off in the brush. Now we
find the farmers are taking pride in
raising the pureblood breeds that will
weigh two hundred pounds by the
time they are five jor six months old.
I remember that during the life of
Dancing is merely an expression of John w. Smtn wno liveu on th gam9,
primitive instincts unless subjected to
the refining Influence of mental pro
cesses," says Hiss d'Annelle. "There
Is a philosophy In the dance of peoples
just as there is philosophy in their
religion, art or literature."
it is to teach this philosophy In the
formation of a club that Miss d'An
nelle Bays she has come to Los An
geles. This club, which 'will be for
working girls, is to bo more than n
refuge for tired bodies and a rendez
vous for gc islp, she claims.
In .pointing out the possibilities of
dance philosophy. Miss d'Annelle said
that It the working girl Is given an
appreciative,, understanding of the
beauty or movement and the benefits
of co-ordinate .muscular action she
will find a new Joy in her work and
new capabilities, which had lain dor
mant through poor blood circulation
and Improper state of mind.
"There la the dance of the warrior
farm where his son Art Smith now
lives that he sent back east and had a
Jersey Red sent out and kept on ac
count of how much ho gained each
day, weighing daily, and ho reported
to me that his average gain in weight
for a month was three pounds dally
and he finally became so fat that he
could hardly get up when ho was
down.
Mr and Mrs. W. Marian of Derby
were transacting business with pur
merchants about mid-week.
MrB. Wm. Von der Hollen who is at
present stopping in Medford, came and
took dinner. W. M. Thompson of
U run ty Pass and a stranger came in
for dinner from Central Point. He
came In with a truck load of household
goods for a man by tho name of Tho
mas Smith who moved into tho house
owned by F. J. Ayres, and formerly oc
cupied by Clifford lllckson who has
few mlMWw !
the peasant and tho priest. Why not moved to Ashland. It is the rule here
the dance of tho stenographer, tho
clerk, tho cook?" bIio nskB. "Through
nn appeal lo tho working girl's lovo of
beauty of face, figure and expression
more can bo accomplished than by tho
Ineffective methods of precept and
much-abused tenets of duty-to-self-and-omployer;
cults."
SALE THIS WEEK
AT THE BUB CO.
- Three Dollars aud Fifty Cent Shoe
Sale at Tho Hub Shoo Store. Threo
"' big days Thuraday, Friday and Sat
urday of this week.
One lot Of Women's Dress Oxfords
and Ties; values up to $12.50, will
. be placed on sale for three days, at
Threo Dollars and Fifty Conts per
pair. , -r
v . Ono lot of Women's Dress Shoes,
brown and black; values up to $15.00,
,i wjll be on . sale for three days
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week,' at one price for any pair
In tho lot, at Threo Dollars and Fifty
Cents. Most all sizes, in high Brudu,
hand turn shoes.
203 THE HUD SHOE STORE.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
. A. C. Howtatt
now if a fumlly moves In anothor must
movo out, so to the hotel or camp out
In a tent, for every house In town Is
occupied, even tho upper part of Geo.
Drown dfc Sons store und the hard
ware store. There were also five
strangers here for . dinner the same
day.
11. M. riush whose home Is in Ash
land, but In tho employ of Paul's Elec
tric Store, Medford was here and spent
the night, and reports that ho Is on n
deal to extend tho electric line from
Just above the town where the rock
crusher Btood up to the Lemon Char
ley farm about three miles above
llrownnboro, and that he would close
tho deal very soon.
Henry Debug of Central Point, also
came in later for dinner the same day
and lator Mr. Luke 'Walker and Win.
Cottrall came in for dinner. Mr.
Walker Is a stocknlan from Klamath
Falls and was on a deal witli Mr. Cot
trull fr boet cattle.
I see that I havo omitted to say any
thing about our election. Well It
passed so- quietly that It scarcely
caused a ripple, for there seemed to
bo a fixed determination on the part
of the voters to vote regardless of
party lines, for Instance In ono neigh
borhood, whero they wero noted ns
wnile with ttio American iteuei A'!-;aoie to find parents for, dui me gin
ministration In Ckralnia, Mr. Uabcock ; he has adopted himself, and will bring
found three littlo children; a girl and ! her to his home at Morristown, X. J.
two brothers, In a starving condition. I They wero photographed In Eaton
Two of the children, the boys, he was' Square, London.
ous vote. The entire board of elec
tion officers, W. C. Duley, T. F. Nich
ols, A. J. Florey, H. E. Campbell and
Jerry Lewis were at tho Sunnyslde for
dinner and made arrangements with
the hostess to serve supper for them
in the election iiall. It took them until
0 a. m. to count the votes.
James Jackson of Butte Falls, has
boen spending a few days in the val
ley and taken a few meals nt tho
Sunnyslde.
James McKey and Thomas Hiley, Jr.
camo in for supper Tuesday evening.
Mr. McKey is a professional poultry
raiser und has charge of i hos. Riley,
Jr.'s poultry yard on his farm on
Antelope creek.
Wm. Ilrown and wife and B. II. Wil
liams of San Francisco were here for
dinner Thursday.
George Averill, ono of our old navy
veterans who lived on ,hls homestead
on tho. north side of Roundtop near the
P. &. E.. K. It., while ho and his wife
were away from home had the misfor
tune to havo their home and all of Its
contents burned to Mie ground and left
them with nothing more than what
they had on, and all of their winter
provisions destroyed.
Among tho passengers on the Butte
Falls stage Thursday morning wore
Mr. Palmer of Ilutte Falls, R. V. Teffer
and Frank Simpson of Brownsboro.
Mr. Tcffor is from Medford and Is now
ing of fact and conclusions of law.
Decree.
loabelle Rowley vs. City of Medford.
Demurrer.
L. R. Raymond vs. Hazel E. Ray
mond. Demurrer.
State Hank of Portland vs. A. J.
Crose. For money.
Ethel J. Curran vs. Frank Curran.
Notice.
Earl Roberts vs. Charles F. Roberts.
Chattel lien.
Earl Roberts vs. Carl H. Loveland.
Chattel lien.
w. 1)
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Bri.-k Pi.r.-.ei-MV
id:i M. Tu- k
t f NV. SW
1 r 2 i
ili-a Day Canfield to Julia Hop
j pin canfiold, W. 1). to land in
hn-. ii. iw ji. C5., v. . trsv
Charles C. Million et ux to
Mary E. Sutherland. Lot
on Oak street, Ashland
Mary E. Sutherland to Chos.
C. Million et ux. Lot on
Oak street, Aashland
Fern Vale Ranch to J. R.
Bowen. South half of NE.
east half NW. Sec. 2 7. Twp.
35 S. R. 4 West
Richard P. Campbell to Ceo.
O. Ogg et ux. Lot on High
street, Ashland
Jackson County Building &
Loan Association. Part
block 3, Galolway's addi
tion to Medford
Henry McCabe to Albert Mc
Cabe. South half of NW.
NE. of NW. and lot 1, Sec.
16, Twp. 35 S. R. 1 West
Hugo C. A. von der Hellen et
ux to Clarence Blake Allen.
Land In Sec. 13. Twp 36 S.
H. 1 west
A. Trudell to Frank Roth
rock. One acre in block 2,
Orchard Home Addition....
Minnie K. Ropp et vir. to E.
A. Hildreth. Jr., Part block
26, Bluff addition to Butte
Falls
J. S. Lydiard to Charles Dun
lap. Land in Sees. 3 and
10. Twp 30 S. R. 2 west....
J. S. Lydiard to Charles Dun
lap. Land in Sec. 10, Twp.
36 S. R. 2 West
John R. Rocho et ux to A. O.
. Bennett et ux. North ahlf
lot 2, south part lot 3,
.block 19, Medford
Charles Kell et ux to Frank
Childers et ux. Half inter
est In lot 9, block 25, lot 3,
block 26, Gold Hill ,
10
10
10
10
10
740
7,000
10
37i
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
went solid for Kelly, while scores of
democrats, and many of them lifelong
democrats voted and worked for C. M.
Thomas and it was the same way with
regard to other names on tho tickets.
There was a general turnout as there
wore two hundred and soventeen votes
polled. ,
- Wo cannot toll who wore elected for
the town offices, ns wo have to wait
Lewis Sager of Trail was a business ! until the council meets next Tuesday
caller and took dinner and spent tho i evening beforo tho result will be
night at the Sunnysido. known, but It Is tho general opinion
iNick Young, ono of our native sons' that our present mayor, H. E. Camn
and W.- P. Hoibrook were among tho bell is re-elected by almost a nnanim-
boing solid republicans, I understand j tho architect and chief mechanic on
rom me
irst taste
you'll
like it
life
..inn, '
Ttenl Kstato Transfers.
Luke Bonnfn, ut ux, to Joseph
M. Shoemaker, et ux, W. D. to
Intfi IS nnrl in. Tlnllnvlnw
Tract i 10ihe will gladly return your
Nettie Clnrk, ot al to A. O. Ben
nett Q. C I). N. 25 feet lot 2,
and H. ,3"Vj feet lot 3, block
.19. M"dford ......
V. J. lk-aijli,. et "ux, to Robert A.
Miller. H,nx, , deed to land in
sec. 2S and 29, twp. 37 S., It.
2, West y
Find J. Holt et ux. to Lulie
Davit., W. D. to lots 3. 4, 5, 6,
7, S. 0, 10. block 21, Dekum's
. Jinn-iivi.Mi nuu, lit Killl run ..
I Susie I.. Allen to Fred Denrdorf f
et ux. W. D. to land in Ash
land . t
Kale K. DcnniHton to Edwin II.
Jannoy. W. D. to S'i lot 13,
block I, Park Add. to Medford
A. V. LiniHey to Chan II. Ony
the now house being built for George
II. Hi-own of llrownsboro.
Among tho diners at the Sunnyslde
Thursday wore Earl Miles and his
mother, Mrs. J. Doubleday of Ilutte
Falls, who wore on their way to Med
ford, and Mr. Smith who is one of our
orcliardists and successful farmors on
Deep Seated llc Acid Deposits Are
dissolved and the l'.hcuiiintie Pol
son Stnrtfl to Leave tho System
Within Twenty-four Hours.
Every druggist In this county Is
authorized to say to every rheumatic
sufforer that If a full pint bottle of
Altenrhu, the sure conqueror of
rheumatism, does not show the way
to stop th-a agony, reduce swollen
Joints and do away with even the
slightest twinge of rlieumatic pain,
monev
witnout comment.
Allonrhu has been triod and tested
for years, and really marvelous re
1 suits have been accomplished Id the
i j most severe 'cases where tho suffering-
and ngony was Intense and pite
ous and where the patient was help
10 i less.
j Mr. James H. Allen of Rochester,
N. Y., the discoverer of Allenrhu, who
; for many years suffered the torments
of acute rheumatism, desires all suf
ferers to know thnt he does not want
a cent of anyone's money unless
Allenrhu decisively conquers this
worst of nil diseases, and he has in
structed druggists to guarantee it as
above In every instnnce. All drug
elNtn enn supply you. ' Ad.
10
1
The experience of almost three
quarters of a century lias made
l?olger's Golden Gate "different
in taste from other coffee and
better." '
- -You'll like that flavor -which
is kept for you in a vacuum tin.
Tellyourgroccrthat it'sFolgcr's
Golden Gate Coffee you want.
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dinner.
O. V. Eblen of Iltitto Falls also camo
In lator. Ho had just come in from
Trail with a lumen of his horses that
had been worklns on tho Crater Lako
highway nbovo Trail.
Mr. Barker, tho Butte Falls banker
camo In Thursday evening and took
supper, then went on out to Medford.
Thero wero threo men came in from
Fish Luke for late supper and beds
and report that tho snow was fifteen
inches deep when they left that morn
ing. They went on to Medford next
morning.
Court News
(Furnished by the Jackson
County Abstract Co.)
JACKSON COUNTY BUDGET NOTICE
Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 118 General Laws of Oregon, 192f,
notice is hereby given thnt the County Court of Jackson Countv, Oregon, will
meul in the Circuit Court Room of the Court House in the Citv of Jacksonville
Oregon, on Thursday, tho 7tli day of December, 1922, at the hour of 10:00
o clock a. m. of said day, and at the said time and place opportunity will be
given for a full, and complete discussion of the estimate of the amount or
money proposed to bo raised bv taxation for ihn nnoninn- v
Big Stlckey, and later In the afternoon herewith, by any taxpayer subject to such tax levy when made, in favor of or
r. uauzow ana lour outers irom sii any m mo proposed tax levies nerein ns tho County Court may deem
Butte Falls camo in "ami called for tor the best Interests of Jackson County..
ino (.ounty Budget Committee for Jackson County, Oregon, has prepared
and submits tho following: An estimate of tho amount required for each de
partment of County Government, County Office or County Orficer, each County
Improvement, the maintenance of each County Building, structure or institu
tion, the salary of each County officer or employee, Including those whose
salaries are fixed by statute, for the Improvement and maintenance of public
highways, roads, bridges, the construction, operation and maintenance of each
public utility and redemption of outstanding warrants; and estimate or the
public receipts of the County from sources other than direct taxation upon
the real a Md personul property in tho County during the period for which such
tax is to be levied and the amount of bnlunces on hand in the funds of the
County at tho timo the levy will be made.
Expenses
For the payment of the following separate Items of expense:
Crater Lako Highway Bond Interest J lg 000 00
Pacific. Highway Rond Interest Fund ; 20 000 00
General Rood Fund "" 41700 00
Ashland-Kluniiith Falls r.oad Fund iiViinnn
County. School Fund , 70,000o0
.-iini! i.iuriiry rutin
High School Fund (to be levied on School Dlstriclts"not"maTii-
tabling High Schools :
Redemption of Pacific Highway Road Bonds!
Ten Year Series
Firteen Year Series
... .. . . 0
1 wenty-tivo lonr aeries 4.761.90
1 amy ienr oeries 3,846.15
General County Fund
For rayment of State Tax (estimato only 10 mills) 278 000 00
Miirket Road Money (1.5 mills) 41,400.00
Circuit Court
Circuit Court, general expenses including bailiffs, Jurors, reiorters,
special. counsel, witnesses, fees, mileage
Countv Court and Commlxaionunt
County Judge's salary, $2000; traveling expenses, $200; fees and
traveling expenses (Commissioners!, $2000; other expenses, in
cluding supplies, printing, postage, county court bailiff, express-
telephoning, telegraph, Jurors, witnesses, and mileage, $1000 5,200.1)0
Juvenile Court
Jurors, witnesses, mileage, etc., $250; widows' pensions, $6000;- other
expenses for commitments, probations, and truant officers, etc., -$400;
Hoys' and Girls' Aid Society allowance, $120; delinquent
and neglected children, blind, deaf mutes, feeble-minded und
insane. $250
Justice Court
Fees of justices, constables, jurors and witnesses, etc
County Advertising
Advertising County Resources aud State Fair Exhibit as tho Countv
Court may hereinafter deem advisable 1,500.00
i'ir nins or an ninua, printing or notices und delinquent tax list,
sales of property, county court proceedings 1,500.00
Care of the Poor
Salary for superintendent for Poor Farm, $1500; maintenance of
Poor Farm and hospital, $5000; tubercular noor. $150: Inrilcents
not at Poor Farm, $7000
Bounties on Wild Animals
Payment of - .
. Sheriff's Office '' """"
Sheriffs salary. $2500; traveling expense, $1200; telephone and
telegraph. $;I00; fingerprint work aud photo supplies. $250; up
keep on motorcycle. $100; handcuffs and billet. $30: premiums
on bonds. $210; speed cop, $600; 1 deputy, 12 months $1518; 1
deputy 12 months, $1320; 1 deputy 12 months $1116; 1 deputv 12
months, $1020; 1 deputy $960: stenographer, 12 months $900;
extra help n tax receipts. $100; extra expense on delinquent
tax matters, $2000; extra office help, $600; 35.000 combination
tax receipts, $120; 14 loose leaf binders, $31.50; I tax turnover
Marriage Licenses
James E. Ityno and Loretto S
Owens.
James 0. Paxson and Dolly Brown.
Admit-
Return
Probate Court
Charles N. Shaver, estate,
ted to probate.
11. It. Patterson-, estate.
on order.
DeedrU-h I.ohners. el al., estate. Pe
titions, order, proof of publication.
Wl.ll.un P. Meniey, estate. Final
report, order, proof of publication.
Puvlil Ivy, estate. Return of sale.
Est. G. W. Howard. Inventory aud
appraisement.
Est. Antono Rose. Order.
Est. Davis, Vawtcr and Howard.
Bond.
C. E. Gates, G. A. Gardner. F. P. Far
roll incorporate as '-.The Southern Ore
gon Camp Slto Protective Association '
Circuit Court
Frank Messino vs. Walter Woods.
Judgment, cost bill.
City of Medford to Wm.
Wells, et III. To quiet title.
l.uey West vs. George M
Summons. Arceiitm-e of service.
Francis ItoKitui vs. John W. lioaqul.
Summons.
Howard ,1. Oden vs. Talent Irriga
tion IMsl.. et al. Summons.
K. J. Kdwards vs. Jesse- o. Bun-
yard Proof of publication.
Ethel S. Fl-eoinan vs. John C.
l'l-eeinnn. Proof of publication.
Lillie N. Kins vs. Jesse King. Find-
Bit tie
West.
750.00
20,000.00
16,666.66
9,090.90
260.00
8,500.00
7,020.00
2,000.00
13,650.00
1,000.00
10.6S3.0')
3,600.00
10,723.50
i
ledger $'"2 50; 3 loose leaf binders, $45; 500 turnover sheets,
5- --tamped envelopes $26'); Humps, 103; stationery and
envelopes $M; misc. forms, $50; misc. supplies, $400; fillers
tor tax receipt files $25: files for service records, $50; number
ing machine, $li.50; check protector, $58.50
Jail Expense
Jailor, $600; matron, $200; laundry. -0; board of prisoners, $2400;
reoairs. supplies, etc., $200
Court House
Salary' for Janitor, $750: other expenses, Including lights, water,
fuel, furniture, repairs, fire Insurance, eta,., $4000 - 4,4 50.0)
Assessor's Office
Salarv of assessor. $2000; traveling expenses $300; 1st deputy,
J1320- 2nd deputy. $1080; 3rd deputy, $900; field -, deputies,
$3500; tax extensions, $500: supplies, printing, postage, express,
telephone, telegrams, etc.. $1123.50 -
Clerk's Office
riro-w-c ciifirv I'OOO: first doDtitv's salary. $1500: 2nd deputy, $1320;
3rd deputy, $1080; 4th deputy, $936; 0th deput, $900; Cth deputy
$900; 7th deputy. $S4U; extra help, $700; office expense, tele
phone, $100; express, $25; printing and record books, $1250;
postage, $500; miscellaneous supplies. $500 12,501.00
Coroner's Office ;
Fees of coroner and physicians, jurors, witnesses and other expenses 500.00
Fruit Inspector
Salaries and expenses! of inspectors 3,000.0)
Pathologist '
Payment to state for extension work, county agent, $3602; demon
stration agent, $1900; Club work, $1600 7,152.00
School Sunerintendent's Office' and Department of Education .
Salary of superintendent, $2000; Rural supervisor, $1440; stenogra-
pher, $1020; Printing, telephone and telegrams, $000; supervl-(
sor's expense, $90; traveling expense, county superintendent,
$200; rural supervisor, $500; teachers' exams, $15; 8th grade
examining board, $S5; expense county Institute and county
educational board, $450; County School Fair and Club work,
$100. Total : G.600.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Salary and Traveling expenses - , 400.00
... Stock Inspector
Salary and exponses and tubercular cattle 500.00
Water Master
Salary of Water Master. $1S00; Deputy's salary, 2 months, $260;
Hvdrographer, 4 months $520; Water Master's traveling expense
$360; Deputies' mileage, $140; Hydrographer's mileage, $200;
office rent, $120; phones and stationery, $110 3,510.00
Surveyor's Office
Surveyor's salary, $400; stenographer, $600; misc. expenses, $200...... 1,200.00
Treasurer's Office
Treasurer's salarv, $1800; traveling expense, $70;' deputy, $1080;
extra help, $300; premium on treasurer's bond, $325; misc.
expenses, including record books, postage, telephone, express,
etc., $751 . 4,351.00
' Miscellaneous Expenses
County Physician 1,000.00
Red Cross, $50 per month 600.00
Emergency fund 600.00 f
County Library outside of City of Ashland (.2 mills) 4.983.00
Fire warden, one-third expense, 1922 - 460.00
Elections and registrations 5,000.00.
For payment on Armory in City of Medford 8.100.U07
Expense of examination of books and accounts 400.00
Payments for reporting births and deaths - 150.00
County Fair' - 2,760.00
Tax refunds, double assessments, errors, etc 1,600.00
County nurse, salary, $1500; contingent expense, $450 2,250 00
District attorney s office expense 600.00
Redemption of outstanding wni-rants against the general County
Fund , T 13,170.00
Recapitulation
Mills.
General Road Fund 1.6
Ashland-Klamath Falls Road Fund 1.6
High School Fund (on all property not in High School dis
tricts, estimate of valuation $14,300,000) 1.4
County School Fund ($6S,750.00) ; County School Library
Fund ($750.00) 2.5
Pacific Highway Redemption Fund 1.5
Pacific Highway interest Fund '. 0.7
Crater Lake Highway Interest Fund 0.7
Market Road Fund to match slate money 1.6
General Fund, which Includes Market Road and State Tax.... 10.0
Current Expenditure for running county, including redemp-
, 27.1
$729,409.11
$ 41,700.00
41.700.00
20,040.00
09,500.00
41,700.00
19,460.00
19,460.00
41.700.00
278,000.00,
$730.503.60 '
20.3 ' " $712,240.50 '
Total Levy inside High School Districts 25.7 mills
Total Levy outside High School Districts 27.1 mills
No balances of present fund anticipated by the time this levy is made.
Estimated Receipts
Two per cent daily balance $ ' 7,500.00
Fees County Clerk's office 13,000.00
Foes Sheriff's office 1,000.00
Sale of lands, Sheriff's office O.OOO.OO
Refund on bounty claims 800.00
Slate appropriation for County Fair 1,600.00
From rent of forest : 8,000.00
From 5 per cent sale of timber 150 00
Penalties and interest on delinquent taxes ..i.i.. 10,000.0')
Auto licenses 28,170.00
Total ; .- ' $ 75,120.00
State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss.
.Wo, the undersigned, County Budget Committee " for Jackson County,
Oregon, do hereby certify that the above is a true, fair and complete estimate
of the probable expenses of said county for the ensuing year and probable
receipts from sources other than direct taxation upon real and persoiial pro
perty in its jurisdiction during the ensuing year.
We further certify that the estimate of expenses of the various institutions
of the County, of the amount required for publio enterprises, roads, bridges,
etc., and of all other expenses of the county as therein set out, is just and Is
based upon a careful study of the expenses of the county during the past threo iV
years, and a thorough examination of Its probable needs during the year for
which such estimate Is made. That each and every item therein Is believed
to be necessary for the proper transaction of the business of the county, the
protection of its property and interests and to be for the public welfare. Thnt
every expense estimate is in accordance with law, and is a legitimate charge y,
against the county. ' ,
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, October 31st, 1922.
G. A. GARDNER, Chairman. .
VICTOR BURSELL, Secretary.
JAMES OWENS, Committeeman.
- . C. H. VAUPEL, Committeeman.
W. H. GORE, Committeeman. .
GEO. W. STEVENS, Committeeman
Apples! Apples! Apples!
GET 'EM NOW!
' '. All Varieties- '; All Prices ' "
Special This Week
Winter Bananas 50 cents to $1 boX'-
Spitz, Newtowrus, Black Twig,- Arkansas Black,
Jonathan, Bellefleur, Ben Davis.
Oregon Growers
End of North Central , Phone 128
TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25, ,
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Lv. Medford 2:0ft p. m.
Lv. Roseburg 1:00 p. m. .. ,
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE
DAILY EXCEPT 8BNDAY
Lv. Medford 10:00 a. m., 2:00 p. mi,- Br00 p. m.
Lv. Grants Pass 7:30 a. m., 1:00 p. m.,'5:D0 p. m. !
STODAY ONLY
Lt. Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m. -Lt.
Grant Ps 10: 00 a. m 4: SO p. m.
' We connect with stages for Portland. Harahfleld and Crescent
City. . . .- -. .,.,.. f
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
, Phone SOU .