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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX SfEDFORP MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORT), ' OREGON,- MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1923 ASPIRIN Beware of Imitations! BIG SEAT SALE FOR ELKS' SHOW ASHLAND. T0N!GHTi ath, Harney, i ,, Josephine, - Jackson, Douglas, Lane, Lincoln, . Curry and" Coos counties, i Co Abttrsot County al Avnu.i IRtuorted bv Jackiorv Sixth Slrnit mni Ctntral 'Y; V Mnrringo LiconM's Austin Htockwell Jtayniond and Muirdle Marie Schlelchert. Howard Earl Jtaymond and Minnio UnlcuB you sco tlio "Bayer Cross" on package or on tablets you aro not Rat ting tlio genuine Bayer Aspirin proved sofa by millions and prescribed by physicians over twenty-throo years for J Colds . Hcndaclio ' Toothneho Lumbago ' Neuritis ' Rheumatism Nouralgla Tain, Pain Accept "Dnyer Tablet of Aspirin" only. Jiaeh unbroken package contains proven directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug gist also sell bottles of 24 end 100. Asrirln- la tlio trodo mark of llaycr Manufacture of Wouoaccticacideuter of Balicylicacld. HAVE YOUR XMAS PHOTOGRAPHS made now at tho Medford P. P. Studio in our new mid krger quarters Hijrh grado work at pormlni prices. Over Medford Harness Co. -.- 228 E. MAIN and Eleanor John J. Itlttor and Lulu M. rtlttor. Many Dcjurnctt and Ida Moo Muc-cntlro. ASHLAND, Doc. 17.-rTlckols arc on sale at the Vfnlhg thentro for tho Klks show "Ton 'l'hitUH.'tnd Dollars." u-hl..li win l,n irlvitn i llif nliu-n this' M". Bchlolchert. Monday and Tuesdiiy. Tho seals havo I Harry CY llarwood boon ellintr vorv rnnlillv nnrt there . OKCate. arc very few good ones left. Tho show is under tho direction of C. If. Mc Naughtim, of Los Angeles, who has been producing shows for a long while. Tho cant for tho show Is as follows: C. H. Van Duimon, a stock speculator, V. V. Mills F. M. Italstnn, a smooth stock and bond projnoter, C. J. McNaughtun; Boh Bennett, a believer In truth, C. F. Hodlivrs; Dick Donnelly, a cheerful liar, Dr. l'hotto- placc; UlHhop Doran, a sanctimonious Circuit Court Amos Niningcr vs. 11. D. lllnes ot ul. Cortlflcato of levy. Blanche Davis vs. J. F. Halo. Argu ment of Judgment. Busy Corner Motor Co. vs. Dowey MJIler. Summons. Albert Cherry vs. Pacific States charity worker, William Brlggs; Miss Stono Co. Motion. Cwcnn Ralston, a littlo disturber. I Rhodes B. Oattls vs. Isabollo Cattls. (Miss Goldlo Benedict; Miss Ether Affidavit, default, findings ana con- Clnrk, a society bud, Miss Helen Kan-. elusions, decree. ford: Mrs. E. M. ltnlston, a tempera-1 Mary Dally Mcsslno vs. John Mes montal wife. Miss Helen Dlckorson: slno. Summons. Miss Mabel Jackson, a chorus girl I C. C. Crouch vs. Olive Hako Crouch. fi-nm the "Wnllloti, ' Mlmi Af ,1 ririiret Dismissed. f Campbell. The-show will opon with I 1'. X. Johnson vs. Central Land & Mrs. Florence Fal low singing "Anna- i Mining Co. 1st amended complaint, belle," also VCiirolinn, Mammy." . motion, stipulation, answer, order. "Down In Maryland," 'Indiana Moon" Oortrudo Fay llohinott vs. Clarence 'and "No, No, Nora." Mrs. J. V. B. ltoblnett. Divorce. iHhortridgo will sing and will bo sup- . Louis Ullky et ux vs. James T. Inorted liv Cnrl I .o vel.i ml find hln fnlir Sawyer. Foreclosure. "Harmony' Fiends." She will also I' Esther Ashcraft vs. Perry L. Ash sing "Rosemary" and "Cowbells." . craft. Dlvorco. Wong Pon Chinese Medicine Fop Treatment of Acuta ft if I V li r o n I o Iin vatioa of Mum una Women. Cancer nnd tumor treated, In Muojixv, Jtlriney, bladder' und atom arth UouMos, lltn, hcrnlu, rupturu, coliln, fumnlo trnublcn, pimilynln, fvor, puoumonln. nnthimi and throat troubles, rhoumallBm, nincnnrrlinrn. Office llnura: 8 n. in. to 8 p. m. Continuation Froo S41 Pmith Krnnt H(., Mcflfnrd, "oro. Carl Lovrlfiml will Hlntf several striim, ntipported by tho Pony choruH. Dr. 1'hnttnplaro will also Bint' In the "JviddloB Faahton J'arado." D. I'er vnwA offoi-H Homo clovor hUUh in tho Clown I'uradfl, and altoRothor It pro iiiIhuh to bo a very clever nhow. Mr. and Mrs. It. V. Ioach loft Sat urday afternoon for California where they will ntay for somo timo. Mr. Trench will ontor tho llurke Hanltar iujn at Burko, Calif., nnd Mrs. Leach I will vinit in San Francisco. Mih. Leach will return to Ashland in time to spend Christmas horo. M:uion Ieach , Ih staying at tho homo of her friend, Westorn J!ond & Mortsago -Co, vs. Tlno Holt liankinw Co. Injunction. Stato vs. L. A. Ncsler. DiHinsed. Htuto vh. C. Lj, Carter. Verdict of not KUilty. ' , Jackson County vs. J. K, Hoswell ot al. Motion, order. ' Jackson County vs. Kenneth Mcltea et al. Motion, order. Jackson County vs. Clara M. Iluwk et al. Motion, ordor. Samuel liatcman vs. J. L. Thorn -dlko et al. Ordor, affidavit. C. C Crouch vs. Olivo Hako Crouch. Order of dismissal. H. L. Vaudermark vs. Ed Jones. Miss Mabel Hater durlmr her moth- Order. er's absence. , Ashland Lumber Co. vs. John Koll- Mrs. Frank Bess returned Sunday ner. Writ of attachment, from an cxtonded trip to Dunsmulr, I CltlzonH JJank of Ashland vs. Geo. Calif. Mrs. Hess has been irono about O. Hewott. JudKment. six weeks and her family aro very I W. It. Patterson vs. C. II. Cogan. Hind to have her return homo. Hho , Judgmont. If I 1 U c7 OOIQ! .PowellSt.atOVcirrelL SAN FRANCISCO end Shopping Os fricf. Anwly beautified of( Man waili the visitor to Sn Ftn cikdI New lurniahingt of unmuj eKwm nd comfAjl.B lobby deaignrd le provide the tmotphete el a luturiout home nd new D!nin Room, eoniidered one of the moil intotminjc in America ell cnnlnbule to row welfare) ll it the only hotel Wttn ninnin( Ice Walct in every rnrtnt unopEAN?5iS5 PL AN cyfv" I. IJATtS Ji?5av n HARVEY M. TOY, Unnaglng . Ownnr Licenses for balance of 1923 put on FREE OF CHARGE on any NEW CAR sold prior to January 1, 1924 The Busy Comer Motor Co. has been visiting with' her daughter, Mrs. Edward Stanley In Dllimmuir. Mr. and Mrs. Purdy of Klamath Falls hnvo rocenlly moved to Ash land.' They aro tho parents of Miss Huth Purdy, who graduated from the Ashland high school last year, and Owon Purdy who Is working In Chas. Loomis' store and Is also attending high school this wlntor. Mrs. E. It. Orlovo of Ilornbrook. nnd her three children nr,o visiting ill Ashland nt tho present timo, Mrs. Bullock Merc. Agency vs. Vern S. "White. Summons. Everett V. Dnhack vs. Frank L. Clark. Mandate. Stato vs. C. E. Lloyd. Making chock on bank without having account. Mary Dally Mcsslno vs. John Mcs slno. Dlvorco. Margnrct M. Halt vs. Alexander Hall. Dlvorco. Citizens Hank of Aslilnnd vs. Geo. O. Hewitt. Verdict for defondant. v First National Bank of Sou. Oregon vs. (). 11. Pciiho ot al. Transcript of tlrievo is well known hero as both she and her husband wore residents horo . Judgment a few years ngo. J. P. Do Orftsso vs. L. A. Nosier. Tho Jiollvlow Paront-Tcarlior asso- I Summons, elation held a most successful benefit I J. W. Mlllncr vs. Ada Milliter. Ui.t I.... .t..i. i..ii..i u.,i I Orrlnr - Saturday night at tho Bcllview m-hunl Order. house, at which they netted about 75. Joo Hoskln vs. C. Considering that this is one of the , Summons. smallest circles In tlio county this Is an exceptionally good showing. A very excellent musical progriun began tho evening, and consisted of tlio fol lowing numbers: a troinljono solo by. O. N. Smith, violin Boln by Sumner Parker, piano solo by Lollta Pearson and saxaphono solo by Cleo. F. Bir ron. All numbers were grontly en joyed and enthusiastically encored. Tho main feature of tho evening came next and was a roaring fiirco entitled "Christmas at Pumpkin Holler." Mrs. V. L. Monro as Miss Pepporgrass, tho teacher, anil Aunt Ilepsy, by Mis. K. McVVllliains. were both especially fln$ In their rospeoUvo parts. The sceljv enacted was that of an old fashlonud school progriun. Recitations were given by tho school children, FrinJ Homes, AB'h. Chas. lAiub, Mrs. Norma Itoeder, L. C. Tilttlo anil Mrs. Fred Hollies, 'all of which brought forth peals of laughter from the nlidienco. A duet by lchoda and Jacob (Mr. C. A. Brown and Mrs. Tuttle) was very cleverly carried out. Mi's. Edwin Iiunn as tho Christmas fairy was won derfully llko tho cliarmilig little girl always chosen for this part. A "Sandy Cliiwse" composition anil a Highland Fling by the bright girl of tho class vfere both delightfully dono and the part was taken by Mrs. Homer Bar ron. Johnny Low (Kdwln Dunn) was the typical bad boy of tho room and kept the audience laughing nt his unties the entire evening.- His recita tion was Intensely funny. The school orchestra gave two numbers using mouth organs, combs, horns, .etc., for Instruments and was up to the stan dard of the rest of the scene. This concluded tlio program and tlio ovonlng was tiirnoil ovor to a social sisslon. Months woro beautifully doc orlitnd wboro sandwiches, coffee, pie. doughnuts anil randy worn sold and helped mnloriully to swell tho pro- ioed8 of the ovenlng. Tho motioy earn oil will be used 111 fixing up a new well foi tho schools and making other needed Improvements. This elrclo de servos congratulations for tho success ful affair. The officers aro Mrs. Mary Tucker, president: Mrs. Norman noeilor secretary, nnd Mrs. John Frobhoes, treasurer. , Mr. CI. H. Clrovor of Medford, who used to teach tho llellovlow school catuo up tho valley to attend Christ inns at "Pumpkin llollor.' Tho Chamber of Comincrco will hold tho last forum Itinchooti of the year on Tuesday at the Ashland Hotel and will hnvo a very Interesting program. Tho various civic organisations of the city Including the Chamber of C'om morce, (ho Lithlans, Civic club, Ki wants, Parent-Teacher associations nnd Elks with somo others will pach give a resume of tho work done by tholr respective orgniilr.ntlons during the last year. . . Mrs, Goo. -T. Toi'Mus, stato president of the Parent-Tenchor Association has written Mrs. Louis Dodge asking her to tako charge of all work In tho fifth, sixth and seventh districts, the main Jden being to extend and unify the Frank lthodes. Ashland Lunibor Co. vs. John Kcll- ner. Summons. L. A. Murphy vs. Francis Whct stono et ux. Judgment. Invontory Pmbalo Court Est. Sabra A. Cblcmail. nnd appralsemont. Est. Jennie Scott, Invontory and -appraisement. Est. Alllo E. Kllpped, . Inventory and appraisement. Est. Emma Simpson Mooro. Proof of publication. . Est. Virginia. MY Boot. Guardian's report. Eat. Elisabeth A. llarlley. Troof of publication. . Est. Hughes East. Troof of publi cation. Est. Thos. J. Wright. Inventory nnd appraisement. 10 Real Estate Transfers - County of Jackson to Hoguo lllvor Vallon Canal Company. IjiiiiI In TwptSG, S. It. 2 east M In li lo M. Knapp ot vlr to Ore gon Bond & Mortgngo Co., land In Sec. 23, Twp. 38 S. R. 2, west John Carter ti W. V. Green. Min ing claim Q. C. D. Nclllo F. Minis to William Hnrnpn Smith. Lnnd In D. L. C. r.l, Twp.. 37 S. U. 2 west 1500 David V. Penco ot ux to W. O. llockathorn ot al. Land In Soc. 20, Twp. 33, S. R. East ... 1S00 W. S. Hoagland ot ux to S. I Honglund. S of SB Soc. 31. Twp. 35 8. II. 1 East 10 0. V. Hillings et al to Andrew T. McMahon. I-dind In II. L. C. 72. : Twp 38, S. R, 1. West., John A. Taylor ot ux to Mary J. McCallistor. . Land In D. L. C. 39. Twp. 39 S. R. 2 East Nicholas Kltno et ux to Walter C. Schmidt Lots 6, 7, block 2,' ' Hcrryvalo addition, Mod ford i Charles J. Campbell et ux to Ixiren R. Woodcock ot ux. I-ot In Mock 2, llafr's addition to Medford May Todd ot vlr to It. U Cox. NK of NW. SK or NW. Soc. IB, Twp. 31 S. R. 3 Kast Orchard Co., Limited lo Charles ,T. Campbell. Lot In block 2, Ilarr's Addition lo Medford... William Hart Donnls et ux to Howard U Ash. Land In Soc. 27, Twp. 32 S. R. 1 Enst 1100 MHo V.. Lamb et ux to Hen V. Piatt et ux. Lot In bick, 2. Galloway's addition to Med ford : G. E. Hllstnger pt nx to fleorgo Ilaiier et ux.' Lot 10,, Illlslng- er's subdivision First National nank of Redwood Falls, Minn., to John S. Owen company. SW Sec 28,. Twp. 35 8. 11. 3 East John Conlon et ux to Lome Me- J0 10 10 10 10 10 4700 PROPOSED MEDFORD CITY BUDGET For the Year 1924 TAX LEVY FOR THE YEAR 1923 , Assessed valuation of taxable property In the City of Medford,.' not Including assessments of Corporations.:...'. . f.J Corporations .... . Tax delinquency based on levleB and receipts for tho years 1918, 1919, $20. 1921 and 1922, is 5.27c. . ,(, Medford, Oregon, Sept 44, 1923. T We, the undersigned budget committee, have examined the within budget for the City of Medford making a lovy of. mills for the year 1923, and recommend Its adoption. C. A. KNIGHT, B. B. HARDER, LEON H. HASK1NS, ''-' . T. W. MILES, - II. U. LUMSDEN, . , A. C. HUUHARD. RECORDER'8 DEPARTMENT ' ESTIMATED EXPENDITURESt-1924 Salary, Recorder $2,000.00 Supplies Stationery $100.00 Light 24.00 Heat 25.00 Postage - 50.00 Sund Supplies 125.00 Salary, Electrical Inspector. Supplies Flash Light Batteries... LIGHT DEPARTMENT ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1924 600.00 Storage Battery Maintenance.. Car Repairs .... Gasoline' , ........ Tires and Tubes OH and Grease Miscellaneous 'Items . 6.00 9.00 25.00 100.00 50.00 15.00 25.00 Street Lighting t ' ' : j ' Street Lights Bills ....... L.J.........$6,000.00 Streamer Lights and Malrlfcnanca 300.00 Park Fountain Lights 20.00 Addition Light Locations ...v.... 60.00 Light Contracts (renewals) 500.00 229.00 6,870.00 Publishing 324.00 150.00 Levy, .53 mills $2,474.00 TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1924 Salary, Troaaurer - $2,000.00 Supplies ! Stationery $ 50.00 Postage : KiO.OO Notice Assessments 100.00 Hcnt 25 00 Light 24.00 Printing 100.00 Sund. Supplies 125.00 Publishing Delinquencies, etc - Levy, .GO mills. POLICE DEPARTMENT ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1924 Salaries . Chlof of Polico - $1,440.00 584.00 500.00 $3,084.00 Two Patrolmen - Special Police - Supplies Auto Expense Telophone and Telegrams . Light - - - Heat Office - -, . Heat Jail Wator Rent Jail - Sund. Supplies . 2.400.00 . 1,200.00 City Court . ," Salary, Judgo Supplies; : 275.00 85.00 24.00 25.00 svoo 18.00 60.00 ..$ 600.00 26.fl0 $3,040.00 602.00 , '626.00 Loss estimated Income.. $6,167 00 ..$l,000.fi Less Estimated Income 3 Gr. Rects C. O, P. Co Levy, .79 mills. . ' PARK DEPARTMENT ' ' ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1924 Salaries ! Park Keeper - $1,080.00 ', Additional Help 320.00 $7,699.00 $4,000.00 $3,699.00 Supplies ; Power Lawn Mower $ 350.00 Sundry Supplies 150.00 ; Fertilizer 60.00 Water Rent 100.00 650.00 ' Lovy, .44 mills. MISCELLANEOUS FUND ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1924 Water Ront City Hall '. 24.00 Care of City Map 120.00 Building Repairs : 1,100.00 Wator Rent Public Fountains y 240.00 Miscellaneous Expenses 1,820.00 Stenographer 600.00 $1,400.00 $2,050.00 Less Estimated Income Levy, .51 mills. Estimated Income J924 $3,904.00 1,600.00 $2,404.00 ..$1,500.00 INTERE8T FUND Interest on $13,000 Bridge Bonds (5s) 30,000 Refunding Bonds (5s) ..$ 650.00 1,500.00 Estimated Cash on hand Jenuary 1, 1924 1,500.00 Estimated Interest on Bk. Dcp : ? 700.00 , . No Levy . . ' BOND SINKING FUND .. n. Principal to be raised In 1924 , i . 1........ ,.:,U.-,.-..$8.000.00 Estimated Cash on hand... ......'.'.... .....:.............'...... 2,000.00 Lovy, 1.3'mllls. $6,000.00 $5,167.0A) Salaries Flro Chief Assistant Chief ..... Three Flromon Vacations ....... Voluntoer Service . Burning Grass PIRE DEPARTMENT ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1924 ..$1,800.00 1,600.00 .. 3.960.00 .. 156.00 .. 300.00 ... 200.00 $7,815.00 Supplies Casings and Tubes - .. 600.00 Gnsollne (300.00 Cyliudor OH ' - 25.00 Fuel ! - 250.00 Ship, and Bicarb Soda 75.00 Light ., , - -- t 15-0 Power , Repairs - ........ . Incidentals L - Water . Rent City Hall 250.00 150.00 60.00 Truck Chassis ... Replacements '.. 1785.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 $12,100.00 Levy, 2.6 mills. , 8TREETS AND ROADS DEPARTMENT 1 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1924 Salaries- Superintendent - 600.00 Flushmnn - - 1,500.00 Seworman 1,320.00 Teamster 1,200.00 Two Laboorors & $1200.00 2,400.00 $7,020.00 Supplies . Hay, 10 tons - 150.00 Grain, 2 tons .'. -.- B0.00 Gnsollne and oil : .' 400.00 Miscellaneous Supplies . 350.00 raving Repairs - 2,400.00 Auto Tiros, Repairs and Replace ments - - 800-G-O , Lumber, Nails, Etc., Crosswalks 300.00 Sundries Street Grading and Improvements Water Rent, 2 man holes , 1,250.00 48.00 4,450.00 1.298.00 $12,768.00 Levy, 2.73 mills. LAW DEPARTMENT ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 192 Salary. City Attorney Court Costs Incidentals ...$900 00 .... 60.00 ... 190.00 .' Levy, .23 mills. PUBLIC MARKET ' ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1924 Salary, Market Master ...J ...$1,080.00 Supplies Water Ront - .'. 15.00 Repairs . : 85.00 $1,150.00 Levy, .25 mills HEALTH DEPARTMENT ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1924 Salary, Health Officer , '. $600.00 Supplies Postage, Local and Stato Board Supplies for Indi gents .... . 60.00 . $1,180.00 MEDFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY ' ' ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 1924 ' " Books $ 800.00 Periodicals and Ind 325.00 Binding 600.00 . Salaries 3,232.00 Janitor 640.00 Hoat 350.00 Light 85.00 Water : 24.00 Telephone - ,.i 65.00 Furniture and Fixtures . 200.00 Improvements, Etc., Repairs 150.00 Printing and Supplies 200 00 . Postago and Freight 76.00 Current Expenses .' - 250.00 Total $6,786.00 Levy, 1.4 mills. WATER FUND ' . ESTIMATE FOR 1924 Connection of 10-ln. main to 16-ln. main Copelng pn old Reservoir Fence around both Resorvolrs :. Pump House nnd Lights at Reservoir Surveys and Maps Plats and Filing on Big Butte 2, Replacements on Pipe Line 3, Salaries and Operation . Supplies Sinking Fund Interest Depreciation Fund ,50(i00 ,500.00 500.00 300.00 ,000.00 000.00 ,000.00 ,500.00 ,000.00 000.00 ,000.00 Total Budget Estimated Revenue $79,300.00 60,090.00 ' Estimated TJeficit $19,300.00 " Requires levy of 6 mills on $4,440,000.00 valuation. The Board of water Commissioners respectfully request the Council to make a levy of 6 mills for the payment of Interest and principal on bonded Indebtedness of tho Water Plant for the year 1924 In accordance with tho statement herewith presented. Respectfully submitted, BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS. F. M. CALKINS. Chairman,. L, WALTHER, -v A. L, HILL, ' DELROY OETCHELL, : ' ' Armory Warrants Garbage Ground ... Heating Plant FLOATING INDEBTEDNESS ..$ 8,000.00 , . 1.600.00 .. 2,000.00 Estimated Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1924.. $11,600 00 Balance Rocorder'a Department .. Treasurer's Department Polfco Department Fire Department ... Street Department ......... Iw Department .... Market Department ... ... Health Department , Light Department . Park Department - Miscellaneous Levy, 1.7 mills. BUDGET 1924 SUMMARY ....... 4,000.50 $ 7,600.00 I 1 r 2.474.00 .63 3.084.00 .66 5,167.00 1.1 12,100.00 2.6 12,768.00 ' ' 73 1.160.00 .25 1,180.00 .25 650.00 .14 3,699.00 .79 2.050.00 .44 2.404.00 (. .51 ttnnrf Rtnklnff Pund Floating indebtedness Library Fund . Water Fund $46,726.00 ..$ 6.000.00 7.600.00 H.7SR no - 12,000.00 $T.112.0 ' Total millago 10.0 13 1.7 2.8 17. Passed by the City Council Sept. 24, 1923, and modified by order of the Jackson County Tax Supervising and Conservation Commission. i'