MEDFQItD MATE TRipUNfl, MEDFORD. Oh'KfiOT, SATURDAY, XOVKM1JEI. 2.'), 1322
PXr.E THREE
E FINANCI
I
OF
IS
GIVEN OUT BY THE SECRETARY
To the citizens of Jackson county,
Oregon.
The .directors pfthe, Jackson County
'air 'association kedny appreciate the
responsibility which thoy 'nssumed In
t pending .public funds. '.They tare like
, 'Ise appreciative pi the fact that the
public fi entitled, tc If now .how and for
what,purppse..tb.B money raised, by tax
ation was spent.,, 1.j .
In submitting this statement the
public cannot help but be convinced
that they ireceivcd value for every dol
lar expended and that Jackson county
liaB a fair ground far superior to any
In the state of Oregon with wonderful
possibilities of further improvement in
rears to come.
Last year $82 was expended out of a
ipoclal fund which was donated by ln
iivjduals for trees. There is still
lvaiTable the sum for f ISO for trees
which will be planted this winter.
The United States forest service Iish
rolunteered to secure native shrubs
ind trees without cost to the coijuty
r Fuir association so that the much
leeded landscaping of the grounds Is
issiired.
The one mill tax levy produced tho
mm of $27,696.37 and by the saving of
funds from the state during the years
Lumber 1,782.40
Painting 20000
Hardware and nails 62.66
Plumbing 68.21
Wiring . 67.78
Footings, cement.. I 60.00
' Gravel 10.80 60.80
Plans ; . 100.00
Accident insurance 60.00
Overhead expense 100.00
- Judgi'i Stand
Labor
Lumber .... ........ :.
Roofing ..
Hardware and nails....,;
Painting
65.89
40.65
6.00
15.00
12.00
Total
Labor
Lumber
Nails ....
.,... 13S.6I
Tablet and Benches
47.19
83.52
4.00
Total i $ 4,066.60
Speedway
Labor, teams, gas, oil and re
pairs
Drain pipe .. ,
Overhead expense
Total t.
... 6,517.57
... 245.60
277.75
..$' 7,040.92
Grading Grounds
Labor, teams, gas, oil and
repairs 0. 4 2,068.71
Drain pipe 80.02
Garden hose : 28.00
Overhead expense 60.00
Total
2,226.73
Water System
Pipe ...... $
Labor on ditch
Labo;; on pipe line ....
Engineering
Cartage
which no fair was held the sum of j Tools and Powder ....
(3,816.62 was made available for per
manent improvements. Tho total re
ceived being- $31,611.99.
i The expenditures for permanent Im
provements amounted to (39,056.64
which is (7544.65 in excess of cash
received from the county. Tho 1922
bounty fair netted a profit of $4059.20
Overhead expense
1,366.38
316.06
147.72
85.60
20.75
: 25.00
76.00
. Total $ 134.71
Fences
Pole I 446.3
i North line 154.9
South line , 157.90
Safety zone 664.68
Front lino 622.26
. Total T. ( 1,945.1
Pole fence ' constructed entirely of
wood. Cost of lumber (2J0.96, balance
for labor)
Expenditures for north nnd south
line fence are for posts, paint and
labor, Wire of the old front line fence
being used.
Wire and gates tor safety zone fence
ccost $226.60, the balance being for
posts, paint and labor.
Wire and gates of front line fence
cost $195.77, the balance being for
posts, paint and labor.
Drinking Fountains
Completely Installed $ 91.2;
... 1921 School Fair Premium
Premium $ 30.70
' Canvas and Tents
Fro government $ 677.25
The 5000 yards of 20 oz. olive drab
canvas cost the Fair association 12c a
yard dellvored. A similar amount of
canvas of equal weight would have
cost in the open market some $2500.
- ' Ford
The Fair association purchased a
Ford ($565.64) for the use of the secre
tary and others and this item of ex
pense, together with the secretary s
salary of $50. per mop th Is charged to
Total 2.035.51
Sewer System
Cnn- lno t 901 OA
j Labor on ditch . 415.00Tthe ri improvements in overhead
I Labor on Bewcr line ......a 156.24 : expense.
'Engineering ....: .'. ; : ' 85.60! Summary .
...... . n n.i ,k- Cartace 19.80 entrance building Abb.,
Ws created by construction of perma-j Cement 10.88 Horticultural building 6.730.45
hrt imra.mi. Th. hln Tools and powder 22.18 Women's building - 4.635.19
kvjsRjK i i,h.i . f wt. Overhead expense . '. 60.00 ! Livestock building
Total
Lumber
Wiring .
Total
son county, but of the Fair association
Which is a non-profit sharing corpora
lion. All nrofits made bv this enrnora-
Uon must be put Into tho fair grounds ' Labor ..
and the eighty stockholders stand
featly to see that thiB is dono in order
that Jackson county may advance
agriculturally.
Cost of Improvements by Buildings
. Entrance Building
.abor $ 1,211.91
Lumber 572.75
Mill work ' 120.00
rUlUUUg ,
Hardware and nails .. -id.iu
Wiring 60.00
Roofing , 02.00
cement, footings $(17.1 1.
flravol, footings 17.10
Plant .-.
Floor, Cement .'.......$10.00
Gravel 10.05
Labor 25.GS -IG.33
Accident lnsuranco 35.00
Overhead expenses 50.00
Erecting Tents
1 Grand Btand ,.
..$ 1,050.76' Speedway
Grading grounds
..$ 124.55 'Water system
63.76 Sower system
.. ' 82.SS Erecting tents.
- I Industrial tent .
Industrial Tent
Labor '.. .....
Lumber .............U:...:....:
Hnrdware and nnils .
Wiring' .'.
Cartago :.. .......... ....
Overhead expense
.. $ 261.18 Ifaclng stables
. -1 . ii 1 to a stnndr
201.241 Tables and bonchos ...
215.48 j Fences
, 25.95 , Drinking fountains
96.25.1921 school premium
7.60 1 Canvas and tents .......
: 25.00 '
3,886.76
4,066.60
7,040.92
2,226.73
2,035.61
1,050.76
261.18
571.42
872.03
138.54
134.71
1,945.17
91.25
30.70
677.25
Total
61.21,.
u..:...:...::.:...
. Racing Stables
Labor $
100.0.(1. Lumber .............J.......V.:..
Hardware anu nans
Overhead expense
Total : $
Total $ 2,662.47
Horticultural Building
,auor $ 2,061.73
umber .....
Mill work
fainting
Hardware and nails
Plumbing
fcobfling
tViring
footings, cement . $97.14
f Gravel 35.10 .
Plans
Floor, cement $480.00
Gravel 131.69
Labor 460.18
Sheet metal work
Accident insurance .......
Overhead expense
Total
$ 6,730.45
' Woman's Building
abor ( 1,483.47
Lumber 706.02
Mill work 600.00
Painting 212.61
Hardware and nails
Plumbing
1,200.7
600.00
302.00
103.39
303.18
376.00
225.00
. 132.24
150.00
1,071.78
21.30
60.00
160.00
86.29
373.24
Roof ling 187.00
IViring H4.51
Footings, cement $ 97.14
G'Ael 35.10 . 132.24
tlans 160.00
loor, cement $230.00
Lumber 155.83
Gravel 67.20 443.03
Sheet metal work ' 61.40
Lccident insurance 45.35
Overhead expense 150.00
Total -$ 4,636.19
, ' Livestock Building
abor 1,138.94
.umber 1,804.42
Mill work l - 6.61
170.00
58.61
116.27
250.00
.90.11
-76.93
70.00
aiming
lardwnre and nails .....
Plumbing
Rooting 8
firing ... .- -
Votings, cement .. 48.68
Gravel r 28.35
'Iansv
20.97
35.00
60.00
Floorif-'ement, labor and grn-
nccident Insurance
fcverhpad expenses
v J ft
Tot ...i,.. 3,886.76
; I Grand Stand .
lbor 1.6S4.8S
COURT HALL
Shipper of Apples
1 By llox or Carload.
txlra Inrgo culls 60c per box, wltli-
lit box. '
il
Mliroinl Bmdo anil size for retail trndo
I " Office Phono 8.T3 '
SCO-030 S. Front St. Medford, Ore
; 571.42
285.S4
518.44
42.75
25.00
872.03
'- ',. ' , , ' $39,056.61
Total cost of permanent 1m-
. provomonts : :. $39,056.64
Total cash v rocoived . from
Jackson county 31,511.99
Indobtednoss assumed
Fair association ;
by
: " ",' .; ' Receipts From All Sources
Concessions
Commercial Displays ...... ..
. Automobile Show
Soiling Concessions .........
Carnival Attractions
Boxing Bouts
Auto Parking Concession.
Wrrestllng Match
Sale of Manure ...
Tickets Sold
Admission to Grounds .
Inside Track Privilege ...
Grand Stand
,.$ 7,644.65
$
81G.90
464.60
1,056.50
202.85
131.90
25.05
113.45
'.,,;;.9,8oo.84
';, 686,75
2,994.60
2,810,15
t !
13,481.09
Donations .:...:........-.L.: .........:.:.:....... ; 266.20
State of Oregon Appropriation for Premiums ,
Automobile and Motorcycle Entry Fees
1,458.75
42,0.00
Total Receipts
..(18,442.19
Expenditures '
Agricultural and Horticultural Department
Auto License - ;
......
Bands ,
Corporation License Fee
Chairs Rented -
Cleaning Up Grounds
Educational Exhibit Expense .
Entry Department .
General Operating Expense -
Insurance Fire and Accident ....
Interest
Judge's Fees
Livestock Department
Mining Exhibit :.
Publicity Expenditures ....... -
Purses Auto, Motorcycle and Horse Races
Police, Traffic Officers and Night Watchmen...
Poultry and Rabbit Exhibit ... : J....."......
Premiums on Stock and -all other Exhibits
Motorcycle Racing Permit ...........
Premium Ribbons '.
Signs
Salary of Secretary to December 1, 1922
Sewing Canvas
Tickets -..j. a.
Tree Expense
Ticket Sellers and Gateraen .
Women's Exhibit i
117.17
' 16.00
446.00
20.60
53.85
207.94
45.50
199.75
.276.98
' 693.03
39.00
110.60
-140.00
16.30
1,609.01
6,365.73
. 773.07
. 132.45
3,286.56
40.00
98.21
20.35
400.00
' 91.56
153.31
. 41.10
605.00
36.13
Total Expenditures ,
Total Receipts .......
Total Expenditures
....:............(14,382.99
;..:.U.. $18,442.19
14,3,82.99
Profit
Adult, at $2.50
Child's, at $1.00
8eson Ticket Sale ;
...;....252
.....M
..$ 4,069.20
$ 630.00
91.69
. Total
Cash Receipts for All Tickets Sold .
To Grounds 60c Adults ....
To Grounds 25c Childs
To Grounds 25c Night i.
To Grounds Season
Summary
...14,976
... 826
... 6,641
... .343
343,54 I , 721.59
....... (13,481.09
. (7,487.50
206.60
" 1,385.25
721.69
Total number Admissions ..; .....21,685
Inside Track Privilege, 25c 2,743
Grand Stand General, 60o ............ 3,609
Grand Stand Reserved, $1.00 .'.....'.1,190
$9,800.84
( 685.76
(1,804.50
1,190.00
Total Grand Stand Income .'.., -.4,799. (2,994.60
9,800.84
686.7C
2,994.60
Cash Receipts for All Tickets Sold...... ; - ......... 13,481.d9
Total TlckoU Sold for All Purposes ..... 29,227
.,-. Respectfa'.ly suhmltted,.
JACKSON COUNTY FAfR ASSOCIAttON, . ,
. H. O. Frohbach, Secretary. -
St. Mark's Episcopal
Cor. North Oakdale and Fifth St9.
8 a. m. Holy communion,
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Morning service.
Pastornl letter read at this service.
Wm. 11. Hamilton, vicar.
Catholic Church
South Oakdale Ave.
First piass Sunday at 8 a. m.
Second mass at 10:30 a. m.
Benediction niter second mass.
Itev. John Powers, pastor.
Ev.-Luth. 2 ion's Church
Fourth St. aud Oakdale A vet.
Rev. Dr. W. R. Mcreuz-Oeser, pastor.
Res. 518 West Fourth St.
r XX.IV. Trinity.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Divine service 11a. in.
You and your are cordially invited.
' English Lutheran Mission
607 N. Riversjdo Ave.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Divine service 11 a. m. Topic of
sermon: "Inheritance of the Snlnts."
All strangers and visitors heartily
welcomed. We preach Christ, aud
Him crucified.
R. Trautmann, pastor.
Main St. M. E. Church, South
j Coy R. Sims, pastor.
Bible school 9:45 a. m. Dr. Frank
Roberts, supt. .
Morning worship 11 a. m. The sub
ject of the sermon will be, "Faith, and
How to Possess It."
Epworth League for devotion" and
study will meet at 6:30 p. m.
The evening service at 7:30 p. m.
Subject of tho sermon, "A Common
Deception."
The public Is cordially Invited.
Church of the Nazarene
Cor. Central and Jackson.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ni.
Subject for morning service, "That
Dark, Troublesome Something." Sub
ject for evening, "The Devil's Nest
Egg."
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
p. m. . ...
There "will : be a Thanksgiving ser
vice Thursday at 10:30 a. m. to which
all are cordially invited.
Saturday night, Dec. 2nd has been
set as a night of prayer. Prayer is the
key that unlocks the storehouse of
God's power. If you are Interested in
a revival in' Medford ! come. Hour
7:30 p. m. C. M. King, pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
North Riverside.
Sabbath school 10 a. m. Miss M.
Dougherty, supt.-; All classes repre
sented.- ' ' 1
Preaching 11 a. m. Subjeot, "The
Yoke of Bondage."
M. B. S. meets at 3 p. m. Clarence
Cartwrlght, leader. '
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
7:30.
Home Missionary Workers meet nt
619 North Riverside avenue Tuesday
evening 7:30.
Preaching Sunday evening 7:30 by
Pastor T. L. Theumler. Subject, "Can
Civilization Stand the Strain?"
Strangers made welcome. ' y
5, except Sundnya and holidays. All
authorized Christian Science literature
may be read, borrowed or purchased.
The public Is cordially li:vlted to
attend the services and visit the Read
ing Room.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Harllett.
J. Randolph Sasnett, pastor.
Office 216 First National Hank lildg.
Phono 968.
Bible school 9:45. No one is truly
educated who litis not a thorough
training In Biblical literature. This
school Is for old und young. Prof. N.
II. Franklin, supt.
Morning worship 11 n. m. Sermon:
"In tho Offing of Faith."
Epworth League: Junior 5:30, Miss
Anna Palmor, supt.; Bbnlor 6;30,
Frank Van Dyko, lender.
Evening service: Patriotic program
of dramatically interpreted songs, spe
cial music and other foutures. Ad
dress: "America." Annual Thanks
giving offering for Woman's Home
Missionary society.
Church night, Wednesday evening.
Pot-luck Btipper 6:15. Church Family
Altar hour, children's story hour, Ep
worth League study class, open forum,
and social period. "Food, faith and
fun" for all. Members and their
friends Invited.
Morning: Antltom, O Lord, How
Manifold, (Bnrnhy).
Quartette, O Stern Old Land, (Bill
iard). Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Hoffmann,
Mr. MacDonough, Mr. Canaday.
Miss Mutio Vroman, pianist. Mr.
Bornard Roberts, organist. Mrs. May
Jordan-MacDonough, director.
' ! ' '
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For Quicker
Better Spraying
Big capacity means better spraying at leu
cost. You cover your orchard in quicker
time and you get the material onto the trees
w hen it does the most good.
There's a new light-weight big-capacity
Bean this year at a new low pricet the Bean
Triplex Senior. The 6 H. P. Bean Engine
and BeanTriplex Senior Pump deliver 1 S
gals of liquid a minute at 300 lbs. pres
sure. This outfit covers surprising acre- -'
nKenday,anddocsthoro work as 1: goes .
Besides this new outlit, we otter a com
plrte line of Hand and Power Spray
ers. Factories cast and west, and rep- '
resentativcs in all fruit growing sec
tions, insure good service to Beaa
owners everywhere- Mail coupon-.
Bean'':;:;.
Spray Pump Co.
MVm Julian St.. San Joir, CbL
fioimcr St., LAnaing, Alien.
First Christian Church
". Cor. -Ninth and Oakdale.
D. E. Millard, minister.
Res.! 521 W. Eleventh. Phono 133.
Bible school 9:45 a. m. Herbert Ber-
rio, supt. We invite you to Join us in
the study of tho Bible. x .
11 a. m. Preaching service. Sermon
subject, "Why Should We Praise God"
a Thanksgiving theme. Special mimic
In keeping with the theme.. Hearty
welcome to all.
6:30. Young People's service of
Christian Endeavor.
7:30 p. m. Our popular evening ser
vice. Our new song books have ar
rived and will be given a good tryout
at this service. If you like to sing
good old Bongs then come along. The
orchestra will furnish two selections
and our mixed quartet will sing. The!
sermon subject 1s "Sign Boards." A
hearty welcome is extended to all.
"The Homelike Church."
First Baptist Church
"The Friendly Church"
North Central and Fifth Sts.
9:45 a. in. Bible school with classes
for all. Avard Whitman, supt.
11 a. ni. "The Difficulties of Relig
ion Compared with tho Difficulties of
No Religion."
Soprano solo, "A Song of Pralai ."
Goublier, Mrs. Lorraine Harrison Scott
Violin solo.
6:30 p. m. Senior and Intermediate
B. Y. P. U. Thanksgiving meeting. A
largo attendance urged.
7:30 p. m. Sacred conceit of unusual
merit and Interest. See program elso
where. Tuesday 2:30 p. m. Woman's Auxil
iary meets with Mrs. E. S. Stlnson,
1128 W. Fourth street assisted by
Madams Culy, F. Stlnson. and Howell.
Subject. "India's Health."
The women are asked to bring
canned fruit for the Louise Home in
Portland to the church before Thurs
day next. Box will be packed Wed
nesday. -
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehear
sal. , ...
Friday 7:30 p. m. Entertainment nt
church with stereoptlcnn views. Musi
cal numbers by Mrs. Lorraine Harri
son Scott, Mrs.. Florence- McElhoso,
Neff Bros., readings by Mrs. El'fie
Dally, Mr. Flemmlug, and recitations
by several from primary dept. Keep
the dnt open. . . . : ,
'-..'Thanksgiving prayer meeting Wed
nesday 7:30 p. m.
Union Thanksgiving service Thurs
day 7:30 p. m. at M. E. church, Rov.
Slmo, preacher. '
Sunday will be a big day. Stran
gers made at homo.
Frederick R. Leach, pastor.
8. M. ficott, choir director.
W ftp!
V ! nr-'-nft ''' Viiw .JWI vm.
Helped His Back
Backache, rheumatic pains, dlzzl
ncss, and blurred vision are symptoms
of kldnoy trouble. "My husband had
f bad back," writes Mrs. M. McOiv
'ugh. Easton, Pa, "When he sat dowr
be could hardly get up and then he
"would be drawn over to one side. He
tried Foley Kldnoy Pills and tbey
cured him." Foley Kidney Pills sulck
(j relieve kidney ind bladder trouble.
Sold everywhere. Afiv
LEARN TO DANCE
Dancing class every other Hatunlay
night In American Legion Hall, lc
ginning Saturday, November 25Ui.
Private Lemons, BIO K. Main Htroct.
MRS. BLANCHE CROSSOX,
Instructor.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. E. P". Lawrence, Minister.
25 S. Orange. .
9:45 a. m. Bible school. Record at
tendance last Sunday, oin a growing
school. Carl J. Drommer, supt. . ,
11 a. m. Morning worship. 8ermon,
The Gospel In The Home Land as a
Reason . for Thanksgiving."
Special music by mixed quartet en
titled, "While the Earth Remnlnoth."
7:30 p. nt. Evening service. Musical
program by mixed quartet and brief
sermon on theme, "Jesus Christ, Our
Lord." See program elsewhere.
Junior Endeavor 4 : 30 p. m.
Intermediate Endeavor 6:80 p. m.
Senior Bibie study class 6:30 p. m.
Westminster. Qulld will meet with
MIbs Laura Trclchler at 924 S. Oakdale
on Monday night at 7:30 p. ni.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
7:30 p. nr.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch of Tho Mother
Church,, the First Church of Christ,
Scientist) In Boston, Mass.
Sorvlces are hold every Sunday at
11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, No
vember 26: Ancient and Modern No
cromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hyp
notism, Denounced. ,
Sunday School at 9:45. Applicants
under the age of twenty may be ad
mitted. .
- Wednesday evening meetings, which
include testimonies of Christian Sci
ence healings, at 7:45, church edifice,
212 Worth Oakdale.
The' Reading Room, which Is In tho
Medford Ultlg., Is open daily from 1 to
PHOTOGRAPHS
for Christmas .
SWEM'S STUDIO
(17 K. Main Ht. Medforf
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PREST-O-IJTE BATTERY
STATION
For Quick SorvVce Phono 110
Turkeys
By Johnson
Guaranteed Plan
Last year turkey raisers received
120(hnore In money than If they
luvl sold to local rienloiM at their so
called market price. Wo liavo the
same plan this year.
Not with tho Farm Bureau
, LOCATED AT 31 1 N, Flit ST.
, Medford Phono 07
Hubbard
Bros.
Cornci' Main nnil N. Rlrorsldo
THE UNIVERSAL CAB
THE FORD SEDAN
The new Ford Sedan is primarily a family car, equipped for
comfort and built, for seryice.. , It is warm and cozy in cold or
wet weather, and open and airy on clear, warm days.
: It is easy to operate, simple and sturdy in construction, and
costs but little to operate. Call and see this little car,
$702.80 in Medford
Equipped with Starter and Demountable Rims.
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Cor. Sixth and Pacifio Highway.
Someone's Looking for
: You-
At Thanksgiving Time your homefolks and friends ,
look forward with Joy to your visit. Don't disappoint
them, but go and celebrate the Spirit of Thanksgiving.
Southern Paclfhj trnlns will transport you In com
fort and safety. I .-,,,!
The' service is Frequent, Dopendablo and Conven
ient. Go this way and take advantage of
"Turkey Day" Round Trip Fares
apply between all stations where one way fare is
$30.00 or less.
Sale Dates Nov. 2 8-2 9-3 0th. Final limit Dec. 4th.
Portland . .... $18.00
Salem ,. ....... $15.00 ;
Roseburg , v. , . . $7.25
San Francisco . .$22.75
For further particulars, ask agents ;
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passengor.iABent.
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