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Newspaper Page Textt .r A A PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. PRECOX. THURSDAY, M ARCH OF S. P. BO! CBERBIE BAPTIST CHURCH I REM OPENS ! SUNDAY MORNING Jon 64-00 Mrs. Nellie Green, widow's ' pension 15.00 Mrs. Ina Huson, widow t pen sion Mary Roberts HIggtns, wid ow's pension Mrs. Alice P. Howell, widow's pension 25.00 Mrs, Holly Love, widow's pension Mrs. Myrtl M. I'ulmei, wid ow's pension 13.00 Mrs. Rosa A Peffley, widow's 3.00 J. Flection Expense Riilnli nillinva lleht lnd wood, precinct No. 9 - 7.30 County Nurse .. . . Marie E. Palluiue, county nurse's salary 1 Electric Shop, county nurse expense a - Colonial Garage, car storage, I county nurse 3 00: Electric Shop, expense coun- I ty nurse Marie E. Kalldine. expense county nurse ! 04.00 13.00 trict No. 6 76.50 Itoad District No. 7 Wm. Von der Hellen, account iiutte Falls market road No. 7 M. Allen, payroll district , .no. . 8.00 S. I.. Hawk, lumber district No. 7 IS 20 6.00'. 866.63 lfl.00 3.00 Ion 25.00 c. K. Gates Auto Co., expense The 1-lnrt lap'!-' clr.ircii many years of woisriip in their ent building flri1 pki'iitin,; to mantle th. building ma erc-t i i.nd rr.ocern c-illfice in 14 v .ni to coiun;rniraie the afu r ,uif. Sci-k-even In .:ult.e apprupiiite way and to recall the many times revivals imvj been held in the church when many con veniens took plat n It was thought that a fir.nl revival meeting shu'ild he held. The pastor. Itcv. F.! It. Leach, suggested HiIm as a fitting I r The following telegram was re ceived yesterday from VKe.i'resid.-nt Shoup of thtt Southern i'a-.ttic. by president Vawter. of the Medford Chamber of Commerce: "ban Francisco. Cut. Mar. 14. 1923. "V. H. Vawtrr. jjrealdcnt Medford Chamber of Commerce. Medio: d. Ore. "Houthern raclfic. Co. has great confidence in future of Rogue Kiver valley and looks forward to a very orcn t rivlniini.nt In utilized re sources and in increase In population way w nonor ."u . In next few vcars. opportunity fur men to find Christ It "You have' substantially nil of the was especially der.irou that a strong attractions that make life worth man be called fur this special work; while including m'.st productive ov.b who would commend himself to territory well suited to intensive dc- volopment, a climate thnt should ap peal to everybody, who has Joy in living; few places Indeed have equal ecenlc attractions or offer more di versified opportunities for u'.faloor enjoyment, the lumber and mineral resources tributary ate hardly more than touched and the water power of your section will be a constant in vitation to capital and an assuranco of the eafety of investments In man ufacturing enterprises. "You are Indeed Justified In ganlzing commercially on the basis of a great future nnd on behalf of the Southern Pacific Co.. I wish you every success in your undertaking to make the Medford Chamber of Com merce equal to its opportunities. TAL'L. BHOLT." The above was in answer to the following telegram. "Mr. I'aul Shoup, Southern Pacific Co., 65 Market St., Han Francisco. Calif. . "Medford Chamber of Commerce is carrying on a campaign for new members. Wo are determined to make this Chamber of Commerce the biggest thing of Its kind in Oregon. Wo are convinced that this commu nity needs additional BUpport from the strong Interests that arc doing business with It. Paul B. McKee. the general manager of the Cali fornia Oregon Power company has consented to manage this campaign inri 1m now fiftvotintr practically his entire attention to it nnd other people lnfi onlr(, C,yi a, W(,u as the church In the community are woraing en- Tno m.-ted waa Dr. 8. J. thusiastically. It wouia do a p pensi Mrs. Anna Preseott, widow's i county nurse 18.10 pension 10.00 Jones & Klrkpatrlck, sup- Mrs. Gladvs Rowen. widow's pension 10.00 Mrs. Ketha M. Richardson, widow's pension Mrs. Lydla Banders, widow's pension Mrs. Elizabeth Sevey, widow's pension Mrs. Abbie Webb Shanks, I widow's pension 10 00! Mrs. Koso Slngler, wid- ! ow's pension 32.60 i Mrs. Amy H. Thorn, widow's pension 25.00 32.50 17.50i I r. n I hum Total $488.00 Court House H. L. Moses, Janitors salary..$ 62.50 California Oregon Power Co., electric services court house 64 08 City of Jacksonville, three months' water rent , 15.00 Medford Furniture & Hard-' ware, court house expense 19.70 People's Electric Store, coun ty electric bill 31.54 Jacksonville Cash Store, court houso expense 10.00 i. plies county nurse ; 14. 0j Medford Service. Station, expense county nurse - 27 SO Total $203 69 Surveyor's Office Eva Hooker, surveyor's sten- ographer salary '. $ 40.00 Medford National Bank, rent surveyor's office 10.00 F. E. Nichols, investigation and mileage 14.40 Frank C. Rhodes, expenses surveyor's office 12.00 F. E. Semon, Investigation I Foot's Creek road 20.00. Medford Book Store, supplies surveyor's office SO ; Total .. $202.82 Jail ' E. D. Collins, Jailer's salary..! 50.00 Godward Mercantile Co.. jail i expense 6 50 i Effle M. Terrill. feeding nris- ! oners 356.30 Will H. Wilson, fall exnense.. 45. SS Fred J. Flck, Jail supplies 21.99 . Jacksonville Cash Store. Jail BUpplles 13.40 j Medford Sample Store, Jail j expense 6. ! TJnUed Armv Stores, supplies for prisoners 29.30 Dr. S. J. Ildd. heln to have a telegraphic communi cation from you to the effect that the Houthern Pacific company has con fidence in the Rogue Kiver valley and will do everything they enn con sistently to stimulate bind settlement and business growth In this section of Oregon. Please wire nt your earliest convenience. V. H. VAWTRR, "President Medford Chamber of Commerce." SLEI CURE IS A pcrnon selected was Held of Portland. He is known s a preacher of unusual gifts, and t man of fine personality, as well as ono who preaches the old gospel with out any sido Issues. Not a few In Medford havo heard Dr. Held and will welcome his 'coming to tho city. Dr. Held, whllo here, will address tho Chamber of Commcrco at a Wednes ! day luncheon. He will begin his special prc-Eastcr meetings next Hunday morning, speaking In tho i Sundny school and at both the j preaching services of tho day. Meet ings will continuo each night till Easter. Tho people of the city and surrounding country are cordially in vited to help celebrate this event In connection with the passing of the old church nnd thus make ready for the new plant, soon to be creeled. Total 1529 4 C'aro of Poor at Poor Fnnn Dr. W. W. P. Holt, county physician's salary : 75.00 Mrs. Ireno Wells, salary coun ty farm superintendent 125.00 Ed r'ins. county farm sup plies '. 4.10 Albert Crane, nursing at countv farm 10.00 H H. Gresham. county farm supplies 1.10 Hutchison & Iiimsden. coun ty farm supplies 53.36 Medford Furniture St Hard ware Co., county farm supplies 7.3 Mrs. Pesslo Wedge, labor at county farm 40.00 Medford Harness Co.. ex- penso county poor farm 1.90 Pacific Tel. & Tel Co.. ser vices countv poor fnrm 3 00 Phnenlx Rural Tel. Co.. ser vices county poor farm 11.00 Total 901. SS I load IHsirirt No. 8 H. I Gregory, payroll district No. 8 $296.40 Road IHxtrlrt No. 8 R. I). Vincent, labor road dis trict No. 9 Road District Xo. 10 A. L. Goodman, work road district No. 10 .. A. L Goodman, work Apple gate Market road No. 10.... Total - .$168.70 Road District .V... 1 1 Charles Magerle, payroll road district No. 11 $1436.8 C. F. Carter, expense road district No. 11 Medford Furniture and Hard ware Co., supplies road district No. 11 Paul B. Ryning, labor road Total Sealer Weight and Measures E. A. Bond, district sealer.... $ 15.03 Water Master Fred N. Cummlngs. salal-y water master $ Fred N. Cummlngs, expense water master Medford National Bank, rent water master's office Medford Book Store, supplies water master's office district No. 1 1 Lester E. Smith district No. 11 ...$97.20' Fred A Smith, district No. 1 1 Roland A Smith, labor road district No. 11 labor road labor road 123.00 18.95 10.00 County Attorney Rawles Moore, supplies at torney's office $ Rawles Moore, part of office expense January Total $ 90.00 1'rohlbHlon Knforcement Fund Georire England, prohibition enforcement ..- - $270.00 ailttson Motors, prohibition -enforcement, $5.50 disal lowed. Tex Illgglns, prohibition en . forcement, $58.00 disal lowed. D. M. Lowe, prohibition en forcement 77.50 J. H. Leggltt. prohibition enforcement 32.00 S. B. Sandefer, prohibition enforcement 310.43 B. F. Sandefer, prohibition enforcement 36 00 Total $1473.92 Road District No. 12 W. L. Van Houten, labor road district No. 12 $685.20 i , i i ...i i John Dorr, labor Blue Ledge.. $ 2 SO Geo. Foster, labor Blue Ledge M. C. Flaherty, labor Blue $158. 7a. Ledgd ! 4 i .1 i I f ... uuuuuinu I Ledge 50.00 Paul E Pearce, labor Blue ' Ledge ". 40.00 Floyd and Grace V. Pearce, Blue Ledgo Dave Irwin, labor Blue Ledge labor Blue Total $237.i Market Road Paul B. Ryning, labor Market j road $-2 i.i- Lestor E. Smith, labor Market road 90.32 Fred A. Smith, labor Market road 93.35 Rxiland A. Smith, labor Mar ket road 140.32 T! EL PASO, Texas, Mar. 15. Out of throe marked cases of sleeping sick nesB here In which the serum was used, two of tho patients have been pronounced iierninnently cured and the third Is recovering, according to Dr. B. P. Miller of tho Masonic hospi tal. The two nnrsons who woro cured are dults. There were eight cases In CHICAGO, March 13 The amount El Paso recontly. Two deaths result- of money spent on face powder, cos od, but In noithcr was tho sorum used, metlcs and perfumes last year was according to Dr. Miller. Total $331.81 t'aro of Poor Not at Poor Farm Amer'ran Red Cross, Indigent expense $133.83 H. W. Congor, burial of indig ent 20.00 A H. Evans, Indigent ex pense 10.00 Godward Mrcnntllo Co., in- dlcent oxpenso 28.34 Louie's Grocery, Indigent expenso 12.54 Eliza McC'ulluin, Indigent al lowance 8.00 Mr". M. E. Mlddlcbusher, In digent exnense 8.00 Phoenix Mercantile Co., in digent expense 10.00 Mr Castilo. regular indigent, $8.00 disallowed. T. D Stafford, regular Indig ent. $7.00 disallowed. Mrs. Jean Ross Smith, regu lar Indigent 8 00 more than DO per cent In excess i Mrs. Nancv Slsomoro. regular tho total endowment of all unlversl-l indleont 10.00 nnrni'iiTlflt Minn Mar 15 The ' t' nnd ,r,v",n colleges In tho coun- Annie Watklns, regular Indlg ROCHLSTLK, Minn., Mar. la. me np, u. lleliman. denn of the ent ' serum aesignou to cure lotnargio ence phalitis better known as sleeping sick ness. Is still too much in tno expert chool mental tions t stage to pornilt any b to Its success, Dr. predle- E. C. , Northwestern unlverr.lty commerce, declared today beforo the : Chicago Association In Commerce of: Alnv Wllsnti rpenlar indig ent "In view of these facts It cannot bo said that American business has regular In- Rosenow, bacteriologist at the Mayo , been overiiuiueneu tor tno suppurt oi clinic here, declared today. education." he declared. ur. Kosenow, wno isoiaieu mu ncrm j and produced tho sorum, expressed himself as well pleased with tho ro- i suits obtained, ns roportod In El Paso, Texas, dispatches. GRIP Fortify tho system gainst Colds, Grip and Influenza by taking Imxatlv Bromb Quinine tablet which doslmy germs, act as a tonic laxative, and keep the sys tem In condition to throw off attacks of Colds, Grip and lie Qucnza. Be sure you get (I TO GPERATE ON HEART fiT. l.Ol'IS, March 15. (By the Assclated Press) Invention of a sur gical Instrument for operations upon tho henrt for relief of niitml steno-j sis, a narrowing of one of the valves, of tlie henrt, was announced today at i the Washington university. Surgical ; hiutorv Petmi-tH onK' ntm Rlldl SUC- ' ccssful operation. It was stilted. Tho new instrument has been used suc cessfully on animals, It was ndded, but has not been employed on human beings. 8.00 8.00 15.00 61.97 13.00 20.00 5.00 Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c ! and mall It to Foley & Co., 2835 8hef- field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your; nanio and address clearly? You will receive In return a trla' package con taining Foley's Honoy ind Tar Com-. pound for coughs, colds nnd croup; i Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides ! nnd back; rhoutnallBm, backuche, kid-. ney nnd bladder aldmonts; nnd Foloy j Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and j thoroughly cleansing cathartic fori constipation, biliousness, headache j nnd sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere, I Adv, COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS The genuine bean this ilgnatura Price 30c (Continued from March "t'.t.t Widow's Pension Mrs Kiln Abbott, widow's pension $ 2." Mrs. Kft'e Marie Uaer, wid ow's pension .Mrs. Florence M Halter, wid ow's pension Mrs. Juanlta ltuller, widow's pension Mrs. Culla Curd, widow's pen- Z. Wolgamott, dl gent Hutchison, & Lumsdun, Indig ent expenso i Mrs. C. A. McCabe, care of In digent Sacred Heart Hospital, Indig ent expenso Robort W. Stearns, indigent expense E. M. Thurbor, Indigent ex pense 6.09 Mrs. Alice Ulrlch, rent of I house for Indigent 6.00 A. D Benrdsloy, regular In digent 10.00 Mrs. Juanlta Butler, regualr ' Indigent 25.00 Mrs. Kate Copplo, regular Indigent 8.00 Mrs. Mllllo Dosler, regular In digent 10.00 Dave Daniels, regular Indlg- s no 1 via i A. M. Ford, resular lndlg- j ent 6-00 Mr'. B. II. Hatch, regular In- - ; dtgont 20.00 j Mrs. Hudson, regular Indig ent 8.0 -J Albert Johnson, reaular In digent 8.00 Mr. and Mrs J. A. Cano, reg ular Indigents 13.00 Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos. J. Kelsoe. regular Indigents 8 00 Mrs. Lena Leo, regular In- i dlgent S-00 ' John Morlet, regular Indlg- ! ent 1 0e . J. Meece. regular Indigent 8.00 j Mrs. I. W. Montgomery, reg- j tiler Indigent 8.00 Mra. Carrie K. Miller, regu- : lar Indigent 10 do 1 Mrs. Margaret Noble, regular ! Indigent 10.0 , Ioc. Parsons, regular Indig ent S-00 Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson, ' rcculnr imliccnt 8.00 i .lames Poueh. rcttulnr iudlg- rm 10.00 Mr- Mnrv Price, regular In- dlgent ' S.OO Oft' Mr. I. Sehlefflen. regular Ind'eent " Total $725.93 County Library Fund American Library Ass'n booklet for 1923 branches 12?00 Mildred Bliten, salary 70 00 The J. K. Gill Co., books 49.79 The Klocker Printery, 250 blanks for branch reports.. 7.50 Medford Book Store, book.... 1.20 Majorlo Myers, salary 25 00 E. Fay Woolscy, salary 86.6ii Total $252.15 Armory Fund H. A. Canaday, payment on Arnvoryl cooperation $2 000.00 Dot; Llccnsei Fund Mrs. Mary E. Duggan, sheep killed by dogs $ 25.00 Ceo. Lewis, sheep killed by dogs 33 00 Wm. II. Lewis, sheep killed I by dogs 50.00j General County ' I Certlo, Bolen, grand Jury ex- I pen se v. $ 2.00 Vera Bolen, grand Jury ex pense 2.00 G. L. Schermorhorn, circuit court expenso 7.00 Mr. Wells, circuit court wit- ness fees 34.32 Chas. Carlton, Justice Juror.... 1.00 , O. L. Harmon, Justice Ju ror 1-00 Edward Lundburg, Justico Ju ror 1-00 W. H. McGowan, Justico Juror 1.00 T V. Medlnski, Justice Juror.. 1.00 ; J. D. Skinner, Justice Juror 1.00: Tex Hlgglns, Justico witness.. 1.00 J Walter Luck, Justice wit- j ness 1.00 Frank Roberts, Justico court fees 4.20 O. O. Taylor, Justice court fees 78.35 W. H. Gowdy, Justice court fees a 57.65 W. A. Cook, Justice court fees 6.50 J. W. Hatcher, Justice court foes 32.10 Bud Forco, witness fees dis trict nttornev 3.40 Mrs. Gentry, witness fees dis trict attorney 3.40 Mr. Gentry, witness fees dis trict attorney 3.40 J. W. Jacobs, witness fees dis trict attorney 2.00 Cecil Jobnson. witness fees district attorney 3 40 Joe Lewis, witness foes dis- i trict attorney 3.40 C. W. Martin, witness fees district attorney 3.40 D. E. Phlpps. witness fees, district attorney 2.00 Chas, Keames. wltnesB fees district attorney Mrs. Jesse Treshnni, witness fees district attorney Josso Tresham, witness fees district attorney 3.40 W. F. Smith, tax refund 25.00 F. J. Newman, tax refund 109.05 G. O. Timothy, constable fees 5.50 j Total $551.61 I General Road Marvin Abbott, labor general I roads $ 36.00 J. W. Burbridge, labor gen eral roads 130.00 Ike Cnffman, labor, general roads 14-00 . Crater Lake Automotive Co , supplies general roads 9.75 Sherman Davis, labor gen eral roads 125.00 i T J. Caenon, expeu'o gen eral roads 7.20 Hubbard Pros, expense gen eral roads 7.07 "Htigli Jones, labor general i roads - 33.00 Medford Furniture & Hard- i ware Co., supplies general j roads 5.23 Elmer Morse, labor, general I roads ; 123.00 :. vjr. -n ill rEEssV j TOURING CAR j New Price in ia nn : n mvw h -a rr mm aiiiai i tftft fc 1 11 6.43 , F. O. B. I I !f! DETROIT I I Th s is the lowest once at i m I I which the Ford Touring I I I Car has ever sold, and with I II II ; the many new improve- I I ments, including the one I I man top, it is a bigger value 11 1 ! than ever before. I I Buy now. Terms if desired. I I ' Without Demountable Kims and I I ! Starter $289 I I ! C. E.Gates Auto Co. Corner th anil Pucific Highway I I 5.00 25.00; 20.00! Tnt $616.7' AdvertNlnH end County ITIntlnu Asblnnd TMInM. printing count- cour' proceedings. ($25.55 disallowed) 73 S: ' Pooolo's Electric Store, ex pense general roads 2.40 Earl Reynolds, labor general roads 9.00 I Rollv Rlnabarger, labor gen- I oral roads 40.30 Thos. Rosoberry, labor gen eral roads 14 ' 0 Riverside Garage, supplies general roads 6 I.J 4 Arthur Shaffer, labor gen eral roads 150.00 Jack Thrasher, labor general roads . :. 161.23 Union Oil Co., supplies gener al roads 45.55 Mike Van Houten, labor gen oral roads 90 00 West & Wlthersnoon, supplies 40 71 Chanslor Lyon & Co., supplies general roads ..: 74.8S Frvt J Flck. exnonse general roads 14.20, Medford Furniture & Hard ware Co., supplies general roads -00 Offutt Garage, supplies gen eral roads - 19.79 Toople's Electric Store, sup plies general roads 3.13 Southern Pacific Company, expenso general roads 166.80 C. E. Gates Auto Co., sup plies general roads 12.55 Hlttson Motors, expense gen eral roads 58.60 Oregon State Highway Com mission, expense general roads - 761.30 Young's Machlno Auto Co., services general roads 13.50 Marvin Walker, payroll gen eral roads 100.00 Effective March 1, 1923 Change in Schedule of Stages With through service to Portland and way points daily XOHTII HOl'XI) Leaves Medford dully 8:13 a. m. for Grants Pnss and ilosebui-K with direct connection to Portland; also 2:00 nnd 0:00 p. m. for Grnnts Puss only. SOUTH BOUXn Leave RosebmS dolly -1:20 p. in.; Grants Tass 12:00 noon, 4:00 and 8:03 p. in. for Meilford and Ashland. FARKS Medford-Graiits Pass, (.1.1.: Medford-Roscburg, $1.15; Mcxlford-Portland, 97.K3. WE SAVE YOU MONEY Stopovers permitted at Itoscburg, Euseno, Snlcm if desired. Tickets on sale ut UNION STAGE DEPOT Nash Hotel Bltlg. Phone SOO Total $2465.49 lWmnty Clvdn R. Smith $ 00 C. T. Davidson 2 00 i H. A. Turnbough 10.00 Chas. J. Humphrey l- Gordon Stuart i.OO I Frnnk Orlman 43.00 7 .ou 2.00 .1. S. Vincent 2.00 llnmrr llartmsn I I. W. Pose 16-00 3.40 FrlU Ruch 4.00 I Georee Herrlott i- II H. Fox 12.00 John Winninghum fi-ft0 A. E: Cnsc 2-00 Sherman Estell 10 00 John Calvin 2.00 C. Guv Crosby a nn A. L. Kromllng 17. 00 Fred Straube 7.00 Moses I'. Greenleaf -.", Frank Zurcnla 2.00 77 29 ! Ike Cnffman 1S-JJ-) Total $4 Ilnad Fnnd Road District No. 2 Wm. Bruin, payroll district No. 2 $158.63 Brvun Coleman, exnense dis trict No. 2 loo. tiu i ,. h. Ring "" Wm. Rrnin, supplies district I Flovd McKeo 0" No. 2 . 12. SO K polio W H. C Stokes s nrt Total $326.45 Ant0 R)nl 10.00 Road Distrtct No. Wm. Perrv, labor road dis trict No. 3 $335.90 Itond District No. Thousands Go East this Way Medford Concrete Construct. Co., pine district No. 4 $ Wm. Teihcrnw, payroll dis trict No 4 1 Total Pond District No. F. 1 Watson, payroll district No. 5 $ Pond District No. 0 John Walch, labor road dl- Cordon Stuart.. J. M. Habit C. E. Austin F. W. Peck George W. Herrlott n,.h. ! Olin H--low 99 n rr,Hl'p5 . ; A Y.. Chao $1 .9 Karl n. Miner A. W. Hold 4.00; 3. en 1 o.no 24.00 S.oo 27.00 4 00 2.00 17.00 I Oft ' 4 II .1 j 42.00 .1 Total C1IAVNCEY VI.OHEY, 1 County Clerk. Since it nfford? nn opportunity of stoppinpt off ot San rrnnoiseo, "Tho City Loved Aromul the Yorhl." Ami it enables them to tell their East ern friends about . this great ami gay metropolis. : Then tno, a ehoiee of routes nnd liberal stopovers induce many to go East through California. If you're plamiirts a trip East let onr agents help you nnd provide descriptive folders, or write -lOIIN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent .Portland, Oregon