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Ye Smudge Pot
,' By Arthur Perry.
It Is now quite 'appAfent to one end-
all, that King Winter' Is here, and
uniformity in comforters on 4ds is the
erylng need. ' 1 '
FIERCE BUTLER AND 'THE NEW REPUBLIC.
T
UK NEW REPUBLIC is fighting the confirmation of Mr. Pierce
Butler, Democrat,- to thp' Supremo Court,
In tlio'currcnt issue a special -article opposing the confirmation
closes with the following 'paragrnppi :,'
In l sense' Mr. Butlor porsonlflos' tho great American sophistry,
the land tit cuual opportunities where the child of the humble and
poor may rise to become president or to soma other exalted posl- ,
tlon. He wiis born In a log cabinl- near Northflcld, Minnesota, of
piouoering It-lull pnronts, and he known what it In to work, The
masses,- howover, can derive Utt'.oi comfort from thiit fact. He in a.
milllonulre or nm'i-ly mi, und hus lira point of vl,w of tlio roan oi
great wealth, . , , . ' . . - - :
; This is a-good example of that class , prejudice ' from which the
New Republic suffers, and which prevents' what is probably the most
intelligent journal of opinion in this country from being as influen
tial as such a disinterested and ably-edited journal should be.
The New.Republie seems absolutely unable to form an opinion of
a public officials qualifications,' regardless of" the "amount of money
he may have in the bank. It prides itself upon its fairness, and yet!
it is quite as, biased against men of means; as it claims newspapers
like tlio New York Times'urc biased againsfinen' without mean's.
"We'liave no personal acquaintance with Mr. -Butler, he "may be
qualified. for' the Supreme Court or he may not be, but the point we
wish to make is 'that, the" fact thaff Mr. Butler-' is "nearly a million
aire," should have nothing to do with the case,, one way or . the other.
The late Colonel Roosevelt . yag'"'nea,riyj a millionaire." Henry
Ford is a mnlti-millioriaire. -. And yet uo American of this generation
had, a better understanding of. the man in the' street, than Roosevelt
no' more man was lmted more heartily' by so-culled Big Business, or
..A .Vl'.f& it... l..l,i .1...' T;,. T,,1,1. i;i . . -
the masses. V : 1'w ' ':''' ", ' ' " ' t
Henry Ford is apparently a contradictory person, a queer mixture
of the idealist and tb,o opportunist,, but few pcople will deny that he
hus a genuine sympathy and, aff ectipn. fpr,the vindep dog, and a posl
tjvely malignant aversion to Wall otrcet.
Similar examples could be cited zn every cdinihunity, demonstrat
ing that a man's character, his, outlook oh life, liis' sense of justice
arid friir play.'liis freedom from class prejudice, have iio more to do
with hiis check book capacity than the cut of his hair or the hang
c his coat."
That the United States is the great larid of otjiportuuity is not a
sophistry, but one of the plainest facts of ceouolniie historj', a fact
which' is demonstrated every year and every day. ""Thero are abuses
How Local Fruit Growers
Can Save $250,000 a Year
npector'a
pense
Total
salary and , ex-
200. 50
That portion of the human family In
knee pants, now keeps Its face washed
saintiiness as a poljtlclan after the ""u dangers and imperfections, absolute equality and opportunity as
church vote. ' - " an ideal has not and perhaps never will be reached, but fundamentally
. . I America is still the one country in the' world, wherfe the average man,
CHRISTMAS ' TREE (Ad Portland; unassisted, has the best chance.
Journal).- The uplift. ' I . So the New Republic, which claims Truth as its professional goal.
-"' injures its own cause by failing repeatedly to see the' truth, -when the
he thrcw.a handful or chonnod carrots dollar mark is concerned. It invites the very dangers it seeks to
Into-the pot, "that Deof Broth nla remove, by lighting the hard bouea philosophy ot tne wall Street
AnglalHe, Is now Creme de Mutton eu
Soot!
' .; THE PAINLE83 WAY.
. ; (Siskiyou News) " 1
There IB a whole lot of mining
being done in this section. In a
. comfortable chair along ' side a
good fire It is astonishing how
much ground can be moved.'"
If Portland can't raise $3500 for an
East-West football game, It may hustle
them some to get $6,000,000 for the
1927 world's fair; ' . . i
SHIP, ON ROCKS, IS DESERTED
WHEN HOLES FILL HOLD (Hdlino
Albany Democrat). It was about time.
The diabolical whlaUIng of the hell
for efficiency Espee, Is to inform the
hind-end brakoraan it is time to quit
leaning on the caboose, The brake
man ought to have a German cannon,
to let the engineer know he hoard lilm
the first time.
baronial type, with the soft headed philosophy of the parlor Bolshe
vik. This is merely changing the spurious coin of the class prcju
dice of tho "Ins" for tlio spurious coin of the class prejudice of the
"Outs." - ' '
This is what the country doesn't need, in journalism or anywhere
else. What it does need is integrity, true democratic faith and. dis
crimination, that discrimination that can distinguish what is good
from what is bad, regardless of all "superficial considerations,
Quill Points
The smaller the man, the more pompously he can say : "Quite so."
The lost chord of the concert of nations appears to be accord.
. ONLY RESULTS COUNT
(Oregon City Enterprise)
' ' Mrs. Tom, Hagan had a thrilling
experience with a certain kind of
a cat recently that had beon
"snooping" around the chlckon
house and finally got undor the
dwelling houso. It is quite a long
story, but this much can ho said,
she aimed nt tho tall and shot off
the animal's head.
.There has beon no civic squabble for
six weeks now, and somo are ready to
break under the strain.
Orders have been, issuod for tho
Republican party "to got together,1' but
not like they did In the late campaign.
THE EUROPEAN RAT HOLE
-' (Congressional Record)
. Senator Shortrldge, of California,
Mid: I invito the attontlon ot thought
ful senators to the facts that we loaned
tot Armenia somo $11,000,000; to Aus
tria, $24,000,000; to Dolgium, $377,000,
000; to Cuba, $7,000,000; to Czocho-Slo-vakla,
$91,000,000; to Esthonlo, tho
new little country of Europe, $13,000,
000; to Finland, $8,000,000; to France,
almost $3,500,000,000,000; to Great llrl
taln, $4,000,000,000; to Greece. $15.
000,000; to Hungary, nearly $2,000,000;
to Italy, one and three-quarter billions
Id round numbers. To lAtvIa do all
senators know Just whero Latvia Is?
wo have loaned that little nowborn
country $5,000,000. To Llthuanln, an
othor now country lorn nut of the
great World war, wo have loaned
5,000,000; to Poland, $135,000,000; to
Roumanla, $36,000,000; to Russia, $192
000,000; to Serbia, $51,000,000; and we
aro told hero authoritatively that of
these' large loans full 30 per cent have
been made after the armistlco four
years ago. . ''' " ''
Evcu so, the straits over there cause less trouble than the crooks,
Still, Solomon in all his glory probably didn't seem, quite so ma
jestic us a traffic cop. . '
Who are these Scots who are demanding independence? ' We
never knew a Scotsman without it
The prophet who said the moon shall not smite you by night,
wasn't speaking of moonshine. " ' " " '" ""' "" "' ' ""
"This placo looks inviting," said Jonah, at the sigu of the Whale's
Mouth; "I'll just drop in for lunch. ' 0 '
"Drink-morc-coffce Week" will bo all right, but. we register ob
jection to drinking more wcok coffee. ' '
:
Another nieo thing about a phonograph is that it cau't, sco your
pleased expression and coino back with an encor.
Correct this sentence: "Every day and in every way," the stout
dame cried happily. "I'm getting fatter and futter."
RippIingRhiiras
Valt Mason
YOUTH AND AGE.
W
. . ' Grandchild Had Crouny Cough
' "My grandchild could got no relief
whatever from a vei-y bad croupy
cough," writes Peter Lanriis, Meyers.
dale, Pa., "until I gave him FoIh) t
Honey and Tar. It Is a great help ft -chest
and throat trouble.1'- Coughs,
colds, croup, throat, chest and bron
chial Irritations quickly relieved with
Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains no
opiates ingredients printed on the
wrapper. Btood the test of timo serr
trig three generations. Sold every
where, ' . t Mr,'
HEX I was young my trenchant pen for nil reforms was
strong; I looked upon my fcllowmen, and saw them
bonded wrong; vioo reigned triumphant in its don, while virtue
limped along.' Abuses of a hundred sorts were thick as they
could bo j I called upon all dead game sports to upset things with
me; and writing fluid, quarts on quarts, I spiled, to make men
free. Whero fell corruption bored its fang like Nemesis I'd
tread; and no one seemed to euro n hung for anything I said;
men listened to my wild harangue and bade me bako my head,
I look back from tho heights of age whero I serenely rest, and
wonder nt the foolish rage that used to fill my breast; a' deadly
warfare I would wage, for things that were a jest. Tlio evils that
nroused my ire are all forgotten now; the dragon, with its breath
of fire, turned out to be a eow; it's wiser to assault a lyre, somo
wreaths upon my brow. Where are the windmills I would storm,
all armored for the fray f Whero arc thu Issues, throbbing warm,
of that dim, distant day? Whero are the fiends in human form,
that I wetnt forth to slay? The goblins and tho bogies died and
others took their placo; the heroes laid aside their swords to
hunt a feeding plnee; new witches on their broomsticks ride, new
perils round us race.
To every orchardiat in the Rogue
Kiver valley ft is all too well known
that every year an. enormous tax Is
collected by the codling moth. In
some of the better eared for orchards
and, others whero tho pest baa fortu
nutoly not yet become seriously cstub
llshed and In others where tho trees
aro very young the loss from woi-my
and stung fruH; is not as great as to
cause unuuo worry. But these are
exceptional cases, and the average or
chard 1h generally Infested year after
year - with -a more or loss serious
abundance of the codling moth.
Many of the orchards ure seriously
infested, evory year with seemingly
uncontrollable numbers of tho pest.
After fivo years observation of tho
orchards of thlB valley It is tho esti
mate of tho writer that the pear crop
will average an annual loss of from
10 to 15 per cent and the annle eron
from 10 to 60 per cent. Now what
docs this loss mean In dollars and
cents to the community? As au ex
ample take tho pear crop, this sea
son. There have been shipped 1328
cars. Taking nn average of 12 por
cent loss-, wo would have, at a con
servative estimate; a loss of $120,000
figuring ' the . 1328 cars worth at
Assessor's Office
J. B. Coleman,' . assessor's
salary- s. .....;....;;:.$
.....$429.00
least $1,000000, This season tho apl6 Llnnle HwMWteiuty'a
crop was not representative either as; Bes9or's salary
sor s salary ....!..:,;....).-.....:
Elva C. Mitchell, work in as-
sossor's office ,
Ashland Tidings, assessor's
expense
J. 13. Coleman, assessor's
traveling -expense ...
J. 1). ' Coleman.l assessor's
office expense '.
to quantity produced or as to tho perj Ray Coleman; deputy asses-
.v,,v u, ,,,i'ivu iuii. in mi uver
age season producing COO cars of
apples, the amount ot infestation
would average near 26 per cent or a
loss ot 1100,000; Taking these two
crops together, we have an annual
loss of over a quarter of a million
dollars worth of potential rult fed
to the 'worms. -
Xow that is certainly something
worthy of our attention when wo' arc
devising ways and means of reducing
our tuxes and-increasing our incomes
-ror all 6f our municipal, county,
state and fcderpl taxes aro as nothing
compared with this tax of tho codling
moth worm. Tho saddest and most
regrettable thing about this enormous
loss, and yet the most cheering nspect
ot it Is that It is largely unnecessary
anu preventable.
With strict adherence to a reliable
spraying program, with thorough and
conscientious carrying out Of the de
tails of that program, most of this
quarter of a million dollar los each
year can be saved to tho community,
' M. A. r YOTHEJRS,
' Government Entomologist,
Corn Leads All 1922 Crops in Value
. WASHINGTON, . Deo. 15. U.' S.
crop values, based on prices paid to
fnrmcrs pecemuer 1. The finar pro
duction figures and the total value
of -the various crops follow:
Corn 2,890,712,000 bushels and $1,
900,287;000 : Winter 'wheat 680,204,000 bushels
and $614,661,000. "
' Spring wheat 270,007,000 and
$24,678-,000. - - - .
-All 'wheat -856,211,000 and $864,
139,000. , .-. , : , - -.',--
Oats, 1,216,496,000 and $478, 584,-000.'
. Barley 186,110,000 and $97,61,000
llyo 94,970,000 and $60,085,000.
. Buckwheat, 15,060,000 and $13,
312,000. "
Flax Seed, 12,280,000 ; and. $25,-
oyo.uuu.. -7 , !
Rico 41,965.000 and .$41,836,000.
Potatoes 461,185,000-and $262,608.
000. .. . ...
.,-Sweet potatoos- - 109.534,000
$84,492,000, '
way (tnmo). 96,687,000 tons and
1,2 17,044,000.
way (wilfl) 16,104,000 , tons and
114,1)35. hop: -
and
The Jericho Road
: Br W;: BrHlnson. B." D. "
Pastor feast Side Baptist Church,
Portland, Oregon.
There .are lust fdUr men In thi
worm. ; only four no fifth.
There is "the Hurt mani '.
Arid He Is robbed. strinDed of much
and' sorely, wounded. '
Thore is tho-Hurting man!
Christ called hlni a thief. I am
very thankful' for that.
There Is tho Heedless man!
Ho passed by on the bther side, nml
ho said, ".'Safety First!"
There is tho Helping man! -
Ho went to' the hurt man and took
caro of him.' . ..: '
Tho . Hurt man must soon be
helped. ' v .-'
Tho Hurting jnnn God take him
in hand, ...
The Heedless man must bo aroused.
The Helping man Clod bless him.
Will you holp 7 ' ! -Here
ls the story that has tho four
men In It.-- .; ' .
A' certain man was enlnir don
from Jerusalem to Jericho and fell
among thieves who stripped and bent
him and left him half dead. -A
certain priest and a Levito saw
him and passed by on tlio other side.
A certain Samaritan enmo where ho
was, saw him, had compassion,- bound
up his wounds und took care of him.
Luko X. . - -
Tho Hurt man Is In tho Near Enst!
So is tho lllurtliig man. And aimln
i um iano mm in hand.
Tho ' Huadlcss ' man . Iipuwa
brother!
Tho Holpiiiff man Dn it nmv
Now. ' ' - '
Chas. Schneider, justice
witness
Ceo. O.- Timothy,: constable
fees ..I.:...-.
G, O. Taylor, justice fees.:...:
Martin Zanoa, Justice court
witness
1.00
2.50
124.00
1.50
Total
- - ....$525.30
Sheriffs Office
C. E, Terrlll, sheriff'?, sal-
'-. :.A...:;..$ 208.33
ueo.'O. Aiden, deputy Bher-
' ure salary . ;.:;,;. 126.50
it. . horncrooK, - deputy
sheriff s salary 110.00
u. u. t orncrpoH, finger print
work , ig.oo
Edna Synder, deputy sheriff
" Hire .....;..;..:.;:.. 93.00
Hazel Totherow,- . deputy
sheriff hire ..'-.:...::;..:..-. SS 00
Dalfdn; Terrill, deputy sher-
. irr hire (.'...;..-;;. ,80.00
Doris Kleahamer,. work In '
' sheriff's office -. , 78.90
Geo. ,B, Allien, deputy sher
iff's traveling expense.... 9.59
Daily's Taxi, sheriff's ex-
' pense , 1.50
L. ,D. Forncrook, deputy -
sheriff's -traveling ex-
(' ' peuse 57.09
i F. J.: Newman, work on tax
j matters 300.00
C.. E.- Terrill,. sheriff's trav- .
eling expense
G1.31
Total
County Court ihweoclings.
The followlnu is a. schnri Ilia nf ov.
penditures of Jackson countv. Orn.
gon, togothor witB a list of the claim
ants and articles of service for which
tho claim is made and -which wore
Passed UDOIl hv (ha nmtnlv nmtrt n,
Jackson countv during thn mnmh nt
October, 1922. .'
The following bills wnrn nllnwo,!
as follows Wilh thn ntrantkni csn.
County Court iud ' Commissioners'
G.M A. Gardner." cniintv' -
jtldeo's salarv ' - icaci;
Vioort Bursoll, county coiri- '
misstouer s salary and- ex
pense .
James Owens, county com
missioner's salary and ex-ponse
E. H. French, countv court
witness I.;.:...-;.:...
H. L. Hasbrouck,- county
court expense ...
Flora Thompson, stamped
envelopes, county- judge..
Total
Circuit Court
Hoy Davis, court report
er's sulary .-...;.... ,.$
A. H. Thompson, circuit
court crier ...........-..;:. .
F, M, Calkins, circuit judge's
office rent
J. K. Bdmlstoo,; grand jury
witness ...A...;
63.00
7.1.50
3.00
25. ao
25.50
....,.$1225.32
Clerk's Office '
Chauncey . Florey, ' county
clork's salary .....;...:..$
Mildred Nell Flproy, deputy
clerk'H Rntnrv . ' .
deputy
$354.66
116.66
27.00
45.00
6.00
Total ..........;.;
' JtistJm Cnnrt - -
James Bowltng, 'justice' ju
ror' ,..'.;!..-..:.......$
P, C. Digham, justice Juror
H. G. Burgess,-justice juror
O. M. CornltluB,, Justice Ju
ror i
Charles Carlton, Justice Ju
ror Bert Collins, Justice wit-
nasa .....,..'.......'....-
Mrs.- Cozark, justice wit
ness 0. W. Drlskol, Justice Juror
Glass & rrudhonimo, justice
court exnonsn
W. H. dowdy, Justice fees....
J. V. Hatcher, constable fees
Geo. Hltiler, Jr., - justice
court witness
O. L. Harmon, Justice juror
em Hastings, justice wit
ness
J. O. Isaacson, Justice wit
ness ; !......,..:
John Kirkpatrick, justice ju
ror .......
T. M. I.ofland. Justtre Juror
K. V. Madlnskl, justice Ju
ror ....'
II. O. Nicholson
ror
I', Shlnner, justice Juror.,
,1, j-
.$194.66
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.20
1.00
11.1.-.
327.85
36.90
1.50
1.00
2.20
1.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
i.oo
1.00
166.60
roy. deputy ' -
clerk's Ralary ........ J. 125.00
Tolllla Stevens,
clork's salai-y :.- 110.00
Ruberta Pearce, deputy
clork's saliry ,- 90.00
ilattlo Stevens, deputy
clerk's salary 7,5.00
Lucile Koonlz, deputy
clerk's salary 75.00
Alice M. Poor, deputy
' clerk's salary 70.00
Irma Martin, work in clorks
office . :.....:....A 75.00
Dan M. Pearce, work in
clerk's office'....;:.:.....;.... 63.00
Burrqugh's Adding Machine
Co., 'clerk's offlco 'ex-1
pense .........V ;.:...'..;.4...:-.. 3.75
BuRltorig & Company, record
"-booker clerk's office 107.13
Chauncey Florey,-stamps
and express 16.45
Gnlass .& .-, Prudhomme,
clerk's supplies"...;.,...,.....: 150.49
I KUham ' Stationery " Co.,
clork's supplies 291.50
Chauncey Horey, freight
' -and express, clerk's office 1 1.2 2
166.66
110.00
90.00
73.00
2.85
12.50
10.65
for- August and Scptem- '
ber .........;.,'.$ 100.00
Godward Mercantile Co., Jail
expense 20 73
Jacksonville Pharmacy, Jail
expense 19.90
Anna Schmidt, meals for
prisoners , 214.90
Jno. M. Williams Co., Jail
expense : 10.98
California Oregon Ppwer
. Co., lights for jail ............ G.oo
Total -1372.11
. Juvenile Court
Marjorlo MaCEwan, juvenile
expense ............................$ 15.99
Good Samaritan, Hospltl, '
Juvenile expense - 140.30
Tptal .'. $467.66
Tax llvbatc
W. S. Ball, tax refund $ 25.84
S. J. Myers, tax refund........ 5.69
Mrs. H. Walkor; tax refund 29.05
Total- .....-..$60.58
' Widow s Pension
Ella Abbott, widow's pen
sion .'...'........". .$ 20.00
Juanita Butler, widow's -
pension ......:...-.-......:...'..;..:. 20.00
Effie- Marie Baer,- widow's
ponslon J.:.-.:......-. 25.00
Calls, Card,' widow's pension 54.00
Mrs. Nettie Green, -widow's
pension 15.00
Alice P. Howell, widow's
pension 25.00
Mrs. Ina Huson, widow's
1 'pension .....-............'..i: ; 54.00
Mary : R. ; Higglns, widow's
- pension .-......,..'..'. ::.. 15.00
Mrs. Dolly Love, widowVs
pension 25.00
Myrtle M. Palmer, wid
ow's pension .....-.:.'......-.:.; 15.00
Anna Prescott, widow's pen-
- slon .: J........'.."..:.... . 10.00
Rosa A. Pef fly, widow's pen-
sion .....f.... . 25.00
Mrs. Gladys Rowen, widow's
pension ...: : .." .': 20.00
Retha-M. Richardson, widt
' ' ow's penstqn 32.50
Mrs Lydla Sanders.-wldow's
r '- pension-.s.-tM..!:.;.':..?:;;;:.'.'..'.. 17.50
ii. Bevy, widow s - pen
sion i:.;....,;;..-..:;.';,-.-........-.'.. 17.50
Rose R, Slngler, . widow's
pension i..i.......:.,. 32.50
Addle Webb -Shanks, wid
ow's pension 10.00
Amy R, Thorn, widow's pen-
Bton- ::. 25.00
Rosa A. Pef fly, widow's pen
sion .......'..............:.::.t...:... 15.00
Total
..$1430.20
Treasurer's Office
A. C. Walker, county treas
urer's salary '.;......:....:.$ 150.00
Dorothy Bedwell.- deputy.'
treasurer's salary 90.00
A. .'C.- "'Walker, stamps for
treasurer's ' office 6.90
A. C;- Walker.- treasurer's
Mravejlng expense" ......:..... 12.60
Kllham Stationery Co.
treasurer's offlco supplies 3.13
Medford National bank.
treasurer's office expense 10.00
Total .....'..: $271.65
ScIkx1 : Stipf'rintcudont's Offico
Susanne 11. vnrter,' school
" superintendent's salary:.. .$
Elitabeth Burr, school su
pervisor's salary
Luollo Ooold, school super
intendents assistant
Elitabeth Burr, school su
pervisors travel.ing ex
henso ..: '
Susanne H. Carter, school
sunnrlntnndnnt'a travel
ing expense , A....' 50.00
Susanno II. Carter, institute
expense -
Susanne H. Carter, , school
superintendents office
Dense
Elizabeth Burr, school su-
pervlsor's ' traveling ex
pense :.:..-. 1.
H.. & M. C. Co., school su
perintendent s supplies ..
"Western Union Tel. Co.,
school superintendents
telegram
166.66
120.00
75.00
18.70
400.00
8.23
13.20
4.00
1.78
Total .:. '. : .....$856.59
Vrult Inswrtor's Offlco '
E. H. Oatmnn,' Itnlt Inspee- ' '
m,'i anlnrv and nxoense....! 222.50
toward E. Warner, trult In-
Total .....$473.00
Care of -Poor Not at Poor Farm
Nellie Boardman, regular
indigent :.'....:....:.....:...;.'.J:.$ 25,oo
A. D; Beardsley, regular in-
digent 10 00
Mr. Castile, regular indigent 8.00
Mrs. Kate Copple, regular
indigent 8.00
MIlUe Dosier,' regular lndlg- , - 1
ent lu.uu
Da ye Daniels, regular ln-
dlgont .....,..; 8.00
A. Mi Ford, regular Indig
ent ;.;.:......: 6.00
Mrs., Hudson, regular - in-
dlgcht,: .,.;,:...,;;v.:.:..; v- 8.00
W; Ingram, regular indlg- ' r -
ent .:...:.: 8.00
Albert Johnston, regular in- - '
digent : !:. 80U
Mr.' and Mrs. T. J. Kelsoe,
regular indigents 8.00
Mr.'iand Mrs. J. A; Kane, '
regular indigents 15.00
Mrs,. Lena Lee, regular .in- 1
digent 8.00
Mrs) I; A. Montgomeryj reg- '
ulail indigent :-..- :. 8.00
Mrs. Carrie 'E, hMilleri- reg- '
ular Indigent 10.00
J. Meece, regular Indigent 8.00
Mrs. Alargarot Noble,' regu-
' lar Indigent ...;...::.;'...;-...
Doc Parsons, regular ' in
digent
Eliz. . Patterson, regular in
digent ,.
James Pough., regular indig
ent ..'....
Mrs; Mary Price regular In
digent ...:.r.:I....,......:::...
Mrs. Jean Ross Smith, reg
ular inaigent
Total '....'...$162.29
Advertising ami County Printing
Medford Mail.--- Tribuno, 1 -
county Prlutlng 49.17
Ashland Tidings, printing
county notices 56.75
Pacific Record Herald,
. printing county notices .. 16.6,1
Tom Swem, advertising ex- '
pense s..!..-....:...;..... 49.53
Total
$172.37
Indigent soldiers
Wm. Lyman,-indigent sol
dier expense .,$ 120.00
.- - Klectlon Bxpcnso
John' Harris, work en elec- .
tlon 15.00
Davis - Transfer & Storage,
- election expense '..;....:...'.. 3.50
Galas & Prudhomme,- elec
tion expense 111.57
Paul's' Electric, Store,: olcc-i
tlon expense. .................... 5.00
Earl Ulrich, delivering bal
lot box' '.........;...."....;... 10.00
Bushong & Co., registration
cards 17 97
Billings 'Agency, registering
-A voters ..s;.ia: 13.60
Mrs.-' John Conrad, election
expense 5.00
A.' J. T. Smith,, registering ,
voters .'....'...-.I.,. . , 1.70
Total
:.;.....:.;......:..;.$1S3.34
county xsurso '
Marie E. Falldlne,', county
'"nurse's salary .-.-..'.....j:.-.:.-.;...$ 125.00
American Red Cross, county '
nurse's expense 8.00
Colonial - UWage, . county
nurse's expense - ,. 2,50
Jones . & Kirkpatrick,' coun-
ty nurse's expense .... 7.30
Medford Auto Top CpM
county nurse's exponse .. 1.60
State Board of Health, coun-
ty nurse's expense .-.f.,t 1.13
Eleotrlo ' Shop, - r. county
nurse's expense ..-j;.:..,.;, j.1.00
Total
...'..... .....$166.43
surveyor's tnrlcc
HJva Hooker, ' 'surveyor's
stenographer ...:..:..........'.$ 40.00
C. Frank Rhodes, survey
or's office expense '.i......i'. i -12.00
10.00
8.00
8.00
10,00
8 00
8.00
6.00
Total .....: :.:;.....-.:..-.....'....-..:$52.00
Scaler of WcishU and Measure
E. A. Bond. 7. scaler ot
weights and measures sal- -''
ary '...'..:... .; 23.95
Water Master ' ' .
Fred N. Cummlngs, water '
Master's salary 123.00
Butte -Falls & Eagle Point
Telephone Co., wator
master's exDense .:..r. 9.20
-Fred- N: Cummings, water
master's " traveling , ex-,
pense 38 85
Fred - N. - Cummings, water
master's expense :......j.....- 31.10
F. R: -Frey, water master's
expense ...:.....'...;....,.:.,.... 1 0.00
Walter.;1 Marshall, -deputy . "1
water master--:- x..:!. 84.00
F. E. Nichols, deputy water-
master- ...........i: -..-.:....-.;. 100,00 .
F. E. Nichols,- deputy Water
master's expense-' 81.40
Mrs. L. 'Schlofflin, regular
Indigent .i...-..'.'.v...:...'.--.i!-.-.
Nancv Slsemore. regular in
digent ................................ 10.00
Stafford T D I.:........-.. 7,0
Z. Wolgamott. regular.' In
digent :. 15.00
Wllsoii Alex, regular Indig
ent'1.-:..:.:.- ii.-'.r-.v.-'.U. 8.00
Annie Watklile, regular In- '
' digent .;.....-....;-: tu 8.00
American Red Cross, indig
ent expense ...i... .-... 180.92
Evans A. B indigent sup
piles ..,........-:...t.-'.....!-'.V 10.00
Granite City Hospital, indlg- - - '
ent care ..-...:.:.;.:-..:.-'..-.;. 30.00
Godard Mercantile Co., in
digent supplies i 22.92
Good Samaritan Hospital,
1 indigent- care .-1 .... 60.00
Phobhlx Mercantile, Co., in
digent supplies 1.0,00
C. H. Pierce, indigent, sup- ' '
piles '....-........'..-..'.. 10.00
Sacred Heart Hospital, in
digent expense -,.v.':i'..---i' .12.83
Talent Mercantile Co., indig
ent.' supplies 3.35
Lewis Ulrich, Indigent sup-
nlies'-. .- V....W- is.Jt
Jno; M, Wililams Co., indig
ent supplies .'....-. 5.26
C, E. Wilhlto, Indigent sup
plies .
Will ' It. 1 Wilson," -indigent
supplies o o"
Mrs. H.'- B.. Hatch, regular
indigent ie.ee
Hutchison &. LumBden.' in
digent supplies 2d. 00
John A. Perl, Indigent ex
Wneks Concer Co.. county
farm expense . 20.00
Mlaa Marv Wedge, labor at
countv farm u.uu
Mrs. Irene" Wells, county
farm supplies 3.00
California - tJregon Power
Co., light for county hos
pital , 14.91
. Total .....'... .-.,-'...,$479.05
- County Attorney
Rawles .Moore,' district,' QJ- ,
flee expense ...i...'.',i.. ,;...$ 6.0.00
KUham Stationery. Co , dlB-triot-attorney
offico ex- .
pense .v...-...:...'...i.,i,... 9.88
Rawles- Moore, district. atV
; torney's expense 30.20
Tptnl J........
pense .-.--...i.-:.... .';..
Warner, Wortman & Gore,
- Indigent supplies '.'.;.
Mrs.'M, E. Middlobtlsher, In-
- digent supplies
.,.$90.98
30 00
10.00
Total
..'. '.$7a9.71
(To be continued.!
EXPERIENCED
MACHINIST
All kinds ' of
Lathe
Work.
and
Machino
J-1. ..
.
- f. K. jenkins ; ; ". .'
Atater Lake Auto Motive Co.
' 123 8. Front St. " - ' ,
Total $453.77
B.. L. . Moses, janitor's sal
ary .:.....:..:. ;..
Fred J. Frlck, court house
exDense J.. - ---. l.so
People's Electric Store, court
house expense .7... s.ju
City i of Jacksonville, water
rent for court house 10. ou
California Oregon Power
Co.. light for court house 16.93
Fred J. Frlck, court house
Supplies . ................1... 13.30
Totat
.Tall
,.$148.93
E. D. Collins, Jailor's salary
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