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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 8IX MEDFORD MAIL - TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OKEOOX. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24. 1923 ASHLAND FIRST A J E ; ASHLAND, Jan. 21. Harking back along the annals of previous wars. First Company has Installed a bulle tin board at Armory headquarters, on which Is recorded not only the names of the military organizations center ing, but also the respective officers non-residents of this locality. Pub licly displayed In the lobby, this list affords Information locally and Is very Interesting In a general way historic ally. Inasmuch as it Is a vivid re minder of the Indian and Civil Wars, the 8panlBh-Aniorlcan episode, and the great world debacle. Supplementing these records the local military com pany will install a trophy case In which to display Its prizes and variouB Interesting relics. Improvements at Armory headquarters are continually being made, adding both to military equipment and providing conveni ences for the rank and file. Trinity Guild is expanding by the addition or a Junior unit to Its ranks, Its officers including Mrs. Rose Robin ette, president; Mrs. Fern Flnnernan, vice president; Agnes Hedberg, secre tary, and Mrs. Lorena Mc.Vair, treas urer. The parent Guild's officers are Mrs. Harriet LIttlechild, president; Mrs. Fanny Bevington, vice president; Mrs. Sarah f Hedberg, secretary and Mrs. Grace Winnie, treasurer. At a recent luncheon given In the parlb house, Mrs. Emily Hammond being the hostess, tho proposition of organ izing the auxiliary guild was sug gested, the response, being unanim ous In favor of the project, with the result that the junior unit was per fected on tho spot. A reception In honor of now students Is being planned, the opening of the winter term on Monday witnessing nearly CO new additions at the high school building alone, of which about 30 are new members of the fresh man class, and a dozen or more are students from adjacent localities who are beginning tho high school course. The zoo annex to Xinlnger k War ner's pool halls has been reinforced of -late by an exhibit of a huge beaver, trapped in the vicinity of the Modoc orchards, bordering Rogue River. Jock Beagle, in government employ, caught the animal direct on Its reservation, which area seems to be stocked plen tifully with specimens of the busy beaver. , The local chapter, 0. A. II., have under1 contemplation a project of in viting the state organization to meet in, Ashland In 1924, the Invitation to be extended at the annual session of the- Oregon body this year. The new community club rooms now house the local; chapter, tho membership of whirh has passed the mark of fifty resldentors colonlally aescoudod. .Conductor M. J. Love Is revolving a visit from Ills father, who is an up state resident, and has been down In California for a tlmo. An opportunity for ronowing old colonial acquaintances will be af forded on Thursday evening this week Incident to the presentation ot "The Captain of Plymouth',' by high school students. Although tho. play denlB with tho Puritan era, It Is not con sidered puritanical, being a light comic opora or ataged by over 100 students. All are Invited to attend, not , only to greet "Tho Captain ot Plymouth," but also to bo greeted by "John . Atden" and "PriBcllla," fore most In tho cast, with a retinue of at tendant colonial courtiers, the per sonnel of which Is In keoplng with the- traditions of New England his tory. . A the city library, on Thursday morning of this1 week, a dress-form fhrnore nheumatosm 'fcSr'V ijutterbia has aone from your face, mother I - - w S. S. S. It (he Crest Builder of Rd ' Blood-Cells and RhsuBJam Mu.t Col Ju.t Try 111 "rthnmt(liini f Mrf Nv.i Indti1. It's all gout, ererj bit of it I Iff tiiniMo aud Joy for to now for the first ilw. Is yviri, 1 feel a wonderful glory ng.ln Iq tb free motion I used to have wb;n my dart wen) younger. 1 look at uiy liaurii aud tblnk of tho tvrlati end atvclliuua the? bted to hare, I hrnt&rny crer to tbj floor. I haren't been uule to ilo tint In many yeart. I rau thank H. ft. 8. for It altt To me It waa o ruing nun ot Joy nnil liberty. Urothera and elntera In mlecry, do tiot rloM your eret nnd thltik that seatlh, fn motion and atreactU nrtgou. from you forerert It It uot to. It la hero and now for oil of yon. s. 8. 8. la wait Ins: to help you." Tbere It n reuion nby 8. & 8. will help you. Wbi-u you turret., th number of your red-blood nll, tbt entire syett-m undi'riie n trciuendotia rbange. Krerytutnu dieuds on llooi. Strength. tood wltU'll It lulnua aufflcletit red-relit leada to a long Hot of trouMea. Htieurantleia la one of thru. S. s. H. la tbe great blood-ek-anner, blood builder, ayatem etrnutUut-r, nerve luvlKoraU-r. it topa eklu etunttone, too, pimple,, Mark bedda, true, tulle, emnin. It hullda up eun down, tired men aud women, henutl flea wdipletlnna, ir.alee the Iletb Nrnir. tart tt. 8. K, today. It la aold at all drug iort in two eUea. The lamer alia bottle la lha uora ecououitrul Sj SC tf? mae$ you fetl class will bo organized, those having experience along Uicse lines bolus urKed to attend aud afford instruc tion,' to beginners. Classes will as semble at o'clock. Fred Wilson, formerly of the Ideal Grocery, and a printer by trade. Is re newing an acquaintance with the art preservative, by assisting the force at the Tidings orflce. Tuesday evening witnessed several events, social and musical. The so cial feature pertained to a merger of O. A. C. alumni and chamber of com merce members at the Plaza confectioner-, where dinner was served at 6:30, Prof. Dumach of the State Agri cultural college, being the guest of honor. The musical event was the appearance of the Chicago Orchestral club, the final lyceum entertainment ot the season under American Legion auspices. The minstrel show last week, given by First Company and high school band talent, was a big success both financially add from the viewpoint of artistic excelence. There was a large cast taking part In the interesting per formance, and the returns In coin of the realm was gratifying. Chester MacCracken and Jim Por ter, local boys attending the State Agricultural college, havo been ap pointed cadet majors In the military department, specifically under It O. T. C. assignments which are held dur ing the current year at this school. A special athletic edition of the Rogue News, dealing more particu larly with football, will be Issued on Friday of this week, the text to be supplemented by Illustrations depict ing foremost players on the local high school team. This special isauo will be a fine one, as portraying the activi ties of Ashland high school athletes in general. In lino with its designation as tho foremost social organization of the town, members of tbe Wednesday Af ternoon club observed Jan. 24 as "calling day,' 'a custom which was introduced In a permanent way dur ing the-closing months of the past year. Tho Depot Hotol restaurant annex has another manager in the person of Oeorge Smith, from San Francisco, where ho was employed In a similar capacity by the Southern Pacific. The former local manager, F. K. Schilling, has gone to Southern California where be will be ongoged In the res taurant buslnoss by the railroad com pany. Fire on Monday night caused great damage to tho home on Iowa street occupied by Tom Hilt and family, tho upper story of the structure being a total wreck. The alarm was turned In about 11 o'clock. Cause of the blazo Is said to have been defective electric wiring.. Mombers of . tho family had a narrow escape due to suddnnneaB with which the fire spread throughout tho ontlro Becond story. Court News I Furqlshsd by the Jackson County Abstract Co.) Circuit Court.; Ely Elroy ' Witi fiold vs. Lorona Ollvu Warfleld. DIvorco. ( T. 11. Etllngton vs. Samuel Mq Cllntock. Tax foreclosure. John Orstnd vs. - William D. HughcB. Hummons, default. Adola Spraguo vs. Qooifre K, Sprague. Waiver, affidavit, default, flndltiKu and conclusions docroo. CJiiKfllo M. Hatch vs. Hugh It. Hatch. Walvor, affldnvU, derault, findings and conclusion,, decree. , Union Oil Company . of California vs. Itlchard Farmer, et ul- Default, Judgment. East Bldo Mill & Lumbar Co., vs. J. - T. Qugnon, Motion, default, Judgment. Nick Knyl vs. A. M. Berry, et ftl- Proof of publication, dcfnulti decree Maggie Drumblll vs. W. J. Drum- hlll. Stipulation. . , , , l'enrl Elizabeth Quirk vs. Ulysses S. O. Quirk. Affidavit, order, sum mons. W. C. Foster vp. Chas. E. Wolcott. ct al. Notice. W. C. Fostor.vs. E. II. Sander, et al. Notice. Ij. M. Lnngley vs. M. Colwoll, et al. Notice. ' L. M. Lnngley vs. Heirs ot Frcd rlch HltHchard, et-ul- Notice. i Mi D. Jnekson vs. Victor M. Brown, et nl. Notice of uppoal, undertaking. Nelllo Penrl Standard vs. Mnrlon W, Standard. . Motion and affidavit, order. L. It. Menefeo Lumber Co. vs. J. T. Ongnon. Summons. Htiito vs. Tom Merrlman.. Motion. Order dlamiiwlng, . . Kd Smith, et nl vs. Frank Come ron. et nl. Judgment. Win. A. Young vs. Henry Grieves. Mechanics' Lien. Federal Land Hunk of Spokane vs. C. 11. Nfttwlik. et nl. Affidavit, de fault, decree, cost bill. Heal Estate Transfers. Mnry K. IMy to Mis. Krnnk Snulnlieriy,. W. D. to land In .Inekeomillo . ...t $ fj fj 0 T. W. OkkihvI vs. Shirley linker. Q. c. u. to in mi in nu:s:, twp. !I7 S-, It, 2 West Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co, to. lich en Casey, el ix. deed ui W-i of 812. sec. S, twp. AO H.. It. 5, Est ; Henry Andrie, et ul n L. C HuhIiii. el ux. W. IV M KW e'. 34, twp. S6 S., 1!. 4 Writ L. It. Schnmulhriusfn to Hlier. nmn V. Oodlnvv. W. P. to I bind In sec. 55. twp. n7 S., It. 2 West Robert H. Ilrowno, n ux. to It, K. Wlleox, 8. W. n. to In nd In fee. 30, twp. 30 S It. I W 1 2 2 2 10 10 300 10 t-'nniitp l:lixlcei. '2 Killed. CAW-Hlt. Wyo.. Jan. 54. Two em ployes nr the Midwest Itefinlrm fom puny were killed nnd another, wmk In jured p.-.hiipn fntnlly when the bollel of n S.'iO hureepuwer eliKlue blew tl III the .Hull Creek Oil field rntnp 45 miles north of here yesterday. I'lsywrlglU'M Wire Me ATLANTIC CITY. .tun. 4. Mrs. Ilenrne V. Unhurt, wlfo of the pluyi Wright, dl"d here yisn.-rduy. TREASUREE'S ANNUAL REPORT CITY OF MED FORD January 1, 1922 to December 31, 1922 Tbe following covers tho report In total' of the revenues and disburse ments of my office, for the above period. In the several funds: , GENERAL FUND Balance on band January 1, 1W2 . ..$ 8.SG2.5ti Hecclpta: Miies In city court - ..." I 1.7M.&0 Licenses ..- 2,300.50 Taxes , 43.lS3.s6 C. O. P. Co. 3 gross receipt.- I Miscellaneous items ... Street and Ho ad grading and graveling....... Sewer permit , 3,916.18 U33.81 360.15 67.50 239.75 Disbursements: Warrants Dalance on band December 31, 1922. WATER FUNO Dalance on band January 1, 1922 . Receipts: Water rent ........... Taps and Miscellaneous Items Interest on Liberty bonds . $ ,.$60,676.46 370 ) 47.51 6,751.84 20,254.60 61,094.85 Disbursements: Warrants $21,295.48 Interest on Gravity bonds 18,505.56 Transfers to Water Sinking Funds for bond redemp tion , .. 18,896.33 Invested in Liberty bondB . . .. 2,000.00 Accrued Interest ; . 19.50 $ 81,349.45 60,715.87 Dalance on band December 31, 1922 INTEREST FUNO Balance on band January 1, 1922 ,. Receipts: Interest on dally deposits . . Disbursements: : - Interest on bonds Transfer to Sinking Fund -$ ..$ 456.20 . 1,475.88 20,633.58 4,203.54 1,932.08 $. 2.455.28 1,300.00 6,135.62 3,755.28 Balance on hand December 31, 1D22 . ... " . LIBRARY FUND Balance on hand January 1, 1922 Receipts: Taxes , Fines at Library desk . Refund , ,.$ .$ 6.697.98 . 636 02 33.76 2,380.34 2.722.21 Disbursements: Warrants .. Balance on hand December 31, 1922.. SINKING FUND Balance on hand January 1, 1922 . Receipts: , Taxes - 6,167.75 $ 8,889.99 6.520.08 ...$ 2.369.91 ...$ 1.S02.55 : 10,639.47 $ 12,342.02 7,000.00 Disbursements: Bridge bonds redeemed Balance on hnnd December 31, 1922 . -.-.$ 6.342.02 ACCUMULATING SURPLU8 ACCOUNT WATER FUND o Balanco on hand January 1, 1922. ; $ 417.08 Receipts Itefundtng bonds redeemed Interest on bonds $ 2.000.00 . 123.18 2,123.18 Balance on band December 31, 1922 I WATER BOND SINKING FUND 7-1-23 Balance on hand January 1, 1922 - Hecelpts: intorost on bonds Victory bonds sold to Water Fund Transfer from Sinking Fund Refunding Bonds redeemed . $ 28.93 2,000.00 1.300.00 2.000.00 2.540.28 2,524.23 6,586.93 Disbursements: - Invested in Oravity water bonds . Accrued interest Oravity Water bondB redeemed .. $ 3,940.00 .... 48.3S 4.000.00:- 8.111.10 7.988.33 Bafance on hand December 31. 1922.. $ WATER BOND 8INKING FUND 7-1-44 Balance-on hand January 1, 1922 T $ Receipts: Transfers from Water Fund for bond redemptlon..$ 2,000.00 " RcfuhtHng Bonds redeemed 1,000.00 Accruetl interest . . .... 122.83 988.50 3,060.00 Dlabursemlentst Qrnvltly Water bonds redeemed .......'. itilancoon hand December 31. 1923.-. -. DEPRECIATION ACCOUNT WATER FUND nslonco fin hand January 1, 1922 Receipts: 4,048.60 4,000.00 Transfers from Water Fund for bond .redemption.. Interest on Liberty bonds. ........,... l Dalance on hand December 31. 1922.... I I FLOATING INDEBTEDNESS ,..$14,895. 898. 48.60 1,60721 16,791.10 Balance hn hand January 1, 1922... Receipts Tajtigji - - Disbursements: Wnijrants Issued for Armory ........ dlalunco on hnnd December 31, 1922 : CONSOLIDATED IMPROVEMENT FUND- Halnnce .no hand January 1, 1922 ..... Receipt Assrssmenta: ....$ 17,401.31 .$ 3.730.57 ... . 8,373.54 $. 12.104.11 ' 8.000.00 ,...$ . 4,104.11 ....$ 41,904.63 Trineliml I5I.0!4.15 'Interest i 19.6S7.59 i Penalties nnd costs - 767.70 nijtieiit assessments, notes and mortgages 1'iest on lionds - ! iise rent - . . ..I Mn.-.m, K.n.l. St of proiMrty for Armory . Vic 1017 bonds redeemed Dlsbii-tements: Warrants lliteresl coupons aud uceruod Interest jiald.. I.'onds redeemed Invested In Gravity Water bonds Invested In Armory warrants' $71,559.4 .. 19,196.67 .. 1.102.30 16S.60 .. 32,253.2.1 ,. 7.0O0.0O' . 1,800.00 133.0S0.20 $ 176,044.8:1 ..$ 7,105.20 .. 4S."59.7n .. raD.tMjO.im .. 15.000.1)0 .. 6,000.00 119,101.96 Balanco on hand December 31. 1922 .- WATER BONO SINKING FUND 7-1-85 Receipts: Tranters from Water Fund for bond redemption..... , Disbursements: llrnvlly binds redeemed ....$ 65.X82.87 $ 2.000.00 2,000.00 BALANCE IN ALL FUNDS General -Fund -5 .VM Water Fund . 2U.633.5S Interest Fund . - 2.3S0.34 Library Fund 2,359.91 Sinking Fund - - 5.342.U3 Accumulating Surplus Account .'. 2.540 .'i"! Water Bond Sinking Fund issue 7-1-23 .... 122.S3 Water Bond Sinking Fund issue 7-1-24 4S.50 Depreciation Account i 17.401.21 Floating Indebtedness 4,104.11 Consolidated Improvement Fund 55,lb.,.S7 . $ 5332.25 62,064.81 65,312.97 Total balance The above balance U distributed as follows Jackson County Hank First National Bank Medford National Hank Farmers and Fruitgrowers Hank 117.1 $13,559.51 14.459.77 .. 13,194.45 13.105.51 National Park Bank New York City 46,212.15 Armory Warrants Consolidated Improvement Fund 7,000.00 Bonds Consolidated Improvement Fund 0,822.73 Cosh Water Department 501.73 Cash Assessments , l.STS.CS Cash Treasurer's receipts 2.2SS.04 Total balance - $ 117,077.57 In addition to the above cash there Is invested In the various bonds the following: Consolidated Improvement Fund: Tillamook County School Bonds $ 8,000.00 Liberty and Victory bonds ; 2,879.26 Oravity Water1 bonds 15.000.00 Armory Warrants '. 5,000.00 Depreciation Account: . " Liberty and Victory bonds , 18.903.05 Water Fund: Liberty Bonds 2,000.00 It's New and , Up-to-Date This new service station carries a full line of Oils, Gasoline, Ajax and Brunswick TIRES AND TUBES We furnish Free Air, Water and Crank Case Service. ARMORY SERVICE STATION Pacific Highway at Jackson St. Water Bond Sinking Fund 7-1-23: Gravity Water bonds 4,000.00 Total Invested 55,782.1)1 Total cash on hand nnd Invested In bonds ... $ 173, 360. 43 BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Water Refunding bonds 5s dated 4-5-17 due 1-1-23-32.... $ 30,000.00 General Refunding bonds 5s dated 8-1-10 due 8-1-30.... 30.000.00 Bridge Bonds (20,000 issue) 5s dnted 10-1-12 due 10-1-32 13,000.00 Gravity Water Bonds 6s dated 7-1-08 due 7-1-23-37.... 340,000.00 Total straight city bonds .: - $ 413,000.00 ASSESSMENT DEBT Refunding Improvement Bonds (700,000 iBsue) Cs due 1-1-23-34... 639,000.00 Outstanding Warrants: Issued for Armory . $12,000.00 Issued for Camp Ground . 6.60O.OU NOTICE. Turougn an Error Our Office Telephone Number was omitted tn tbe new Directory. IX is 77 dr. n. e. Munniv. Dentistry and X-Ray 2nd Floor Medford Illilu. REAL BARGAINS In Serviceable Used Cars Crater Lake Automotive Co. 123 South Front St. 18.500 00 Total city debt - - $1,070,500.00 Respectfully submitted, MARY A. WEBBER, . Medford, Oregon, January 15, 1923 City Treasurer Babbiting, Welding, Repairing and Lathe Work REASONABLE RATES Crater Lake Automotive Co. 123 South Front St. SPRAY BIG REPAIRING Williams Implement Service 2ft S. Bart let t Phonn 20B PIPE FLUSH Quickly, dissolves all obstructions in clogged drain and sewer pipes BUY It TRY IT ForTleBy A. Tj. VTtOMAX. 113 S. Front St. GLM CHUNG China Herb Store TTiib 10 tn certir? that aim Chung of Medtord. Ore., has cured mo 'ot golt; and Btumach trouble, 8. M. Leonard, 5u9 J Ht., Grants ass. This 1b to certify that Qlm Chung ol Melford, Or., has cured me ot ruptur -of four years' standing. F. O IsUara, 413 H St., Oranta Paua, Ore. 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