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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR ftfTCDForm matl trtbunt?, medpokd, owion. Friday, December 21, 1023 ; Health Insurance for the Whole Family For Economical Transportation 5-passenger Touring ' ' $635.00 . f. o. b. Medford Patton and Robinson, Inc. Christmas Candies 18c 20c Pure Sugar, rrijxed, lb. . . Christmas Mixed, ' lb. . Candy Canes for Everybody, Sea Big Cane in Window SUGAR BOWL Get the Radio Bug K'a really catching at well as Intor tttlng and amusing. Litton to the Oest tlngert and tpeakert and bandt ' In the United States. A Radio Set for Christmas Would Be a Splendid Gift i Wa tell and guarantee them. C. R; JWhiteman . ornen Main and Grape To Whom It May Concern I want o inform my friends and patrons that I have spfiirod tho services of BERT ROHU in my repair shop. MR. ROHU is a first class Electrician and Mechanic, and wusi employed at the Battery lElectric Shop for the past year as head electri cian, and I have known him for over 12 years. Wc guar antee all our work. Wo Sell Sunoco. Oil .. . J. C. ROBINSON, 1009 West Main. . For Wet Wash Dry Wash Rough Dry Phone 873 Wat Wath, pound.'l5o Dry Wash, pound 7o Rough Dry, pound.8o American Laundry WATCH YOUR. BATTERY HUC81-0-MTK RATTKKT : STATION . , nuM wit . Kodak Finishing Cr Ituat iJ'T denuad Um bet. Swem' Studio IT K. Hiw Mod ford nRI.MXGllAM, Wash., Dec. 20. Edward Aascn, alias J. E. Swanson, ar rested at Mount Vernon, thirty miles south of lioro, last nlsht for alleged implication In the robbery of a bank at Los Angeles, Cal., In August, con- fossed to Skagit county authorities this morning that he was the driver of one of the two automobiles used by the biindits .according to Information from Mount Vernon. Aasen is alleged to have told the officers that he did not know how much loot was ohtulnefl by the rob bers, of whom there were said to have been four, bnHidcs the drivers of the two automobiles. Ho Is said to have denied that ho participated In other bank robberies 1n tho west. Aasen was arrested by Skagit coun ty officers and J. E. Sandusky of Seat tle, representative of the Hums Detec tive agency. Ho was quoted as having confessed that he wus a member of the Hartnoll gang, which had its head-' quarters nt Ixs Angeles. Grant Hart- nrll, alleged lender, was said to have been captured during a holdup of a bank in Kansas City, Mo., in Soptcm ber. , ' Aason came to Mount Vernon about six weeks ago with his wlfo and two children and was employed as a line man for a tolephone company. LEAGUE OF NATIONS PAIUS. Dec. 21. (By tlie Ahho e la tod Promt) Tho two protocols pi-ovliUiiK for Wunfrnrftin flnnnciul re (MiiiHtrtn'tlon were approved toduy ly tho council of tho LeuRiio of Nutlons, hut no agreement wiih reitched on (hp UOHlion of tho Hungarian reparation ptiyments ntul tho problem of the amortization of tho loan to he hiatle to Hungry under tho roconHt ruction plan. Theno queHtlona will be further dlHcUHHcri at a meeting of tho mib committem of tho council and repro HcntativeR of tho little on ten to., in London in January. Macaroni At Its Best KITCHEN BOUQUET, a purely vegetable product, is in almost every pantry. Housewives know it is the secret of making good gravies and soups, but KITCHEN BOUQUET is equally good in preparing many other dishes. Try your next dish of macaroni prepared this way ' BAKED MACARONI H pMkii macaroni, broke m sin as tsaapoonsof salt t quart boillry water H mp grated fa. aee I teaspoon Kitcbx BooH Hub Uotler w macaroni In boiling eltd weter until tntrler, drain nnd blanch with cold water I'lai-e ontvliiint the rotikrd macaroni lr but tered (taking it tan. dol with buttarand ertrln kla with iirut) r hawae. th-n ronrf macaroni, butUr ami hM until diph la full. Add Kit ch n Hotiijuat u milk and pour thla or th macaroni to nearly cover, than aprtnala Ihirkly with cheee Hake In medium hot i nan nour, until nircijr DruwMt awe r iot oinuet KITCHEN BOUQUET SUN YAT PEEVED BY ACTION U, S. A. HONO KONG, Dec. 20. (Hy the As socfated Press.) rin a message ad dressed to "my friends, the American people,'' Dr. Sun Yat Sen, Bouth China leader, whoso threat to seize the cus toms funds at Canton has resulted in a concentration of warships of five for cign jiowers In Canton harbor, declares it would be "a crime and an undying shame If tho naval power of America were used for collodion of the cus toms within the territory of my gov ernment, so that traitors and militar ists may flourish at Peking." Sun has caused tho message to be published at 'Canton where the situa tion is critical, with some of the for eign gunboats cleared for action, and a decisive step by the Canton govern ment anticipated momentarily. '; Sun's message follows, in part: "America was our example when we started the revolution to abolish auto ciacy and corruption in high places im establish the republic of China. LWo might well have expected an American LaFayotte to fight on our rslde in ' this good cause. In the .twelfth year of our struggle for lib- orty, however, there comes, not a la- Kayetto, but an American admiral, with more ships than any nation in our waters, to join those who wish to crush us so that the republic of China will perish." ; Tho latest romrts received from Canton wore that five vessels of the American Asiatic floot were anchor ed In Canton harbor with five British Warships, two French and one Por tuguoso gunboat. EXPECT ARREST OF S Notice is hereby given that the following notice of Budget will be heard for discussion, and a tax levy will be mado thereon at a meeting of the County Court at its office in the Court House in Jacksonville Oregon at S:00 a. m., Decomber 28, 1923. CHAUNCEY fCoREY, County Clerk for. Jackson County, Oregon. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, PROPOSED LEVIES FOB 1924, , BASED ON AN ESTIMATED VALUATION OF $28,000,000. Funds ' ' Mills. Crater Lake Highway Bond Int 7 Pacific Highway Rd. Int., Fund ....... . .7 General Road Fund - 2.4 Ashland Klamath Falls Rd. Fund 1.5 County School Fund (71,000i and f-chool Library, (1760) '. .'... 2.S ' County Library Fund (outside Ashland) 2 (Est. Val. 126,700,000) nigh school Fund 1.2 (Outside Dists. Maintaining High Schools, . Est. Val. 19, 200.000.) .. . Faclflc Highway Redemption Fund 9 Fifteen Year Series f 9.090.00 Twenty Year Series 6.250.00 ' Twenty-five Year Series 4.781.90 Thirty Year Series ' 3,846.15 Amount Raised. S IS. 600. 00 19,100.00 67,200.00 42,000.0t 72,800.00 5440.00 ,2S.04O.l0O . 25.SO0.OO Total .....823,948.95 State Tux '. Murkct Road Current Expense (1148,952.60 Required) 9.0 1.5 5.2 252,000.00 42,000.00 145,600.00 Total Outside High School DisU........: 26.9 ' 1711,360.00 Inside High School Dlsts. (Less 1.2) 24.7 ..... Amount estimated to cover all expenditures for 1924 ...$709, 61 9.65 Estimated receipts for 1924 72,136.82 CIlK'AdO, Dec. 21. Information that l.c Korotz, promoter of the Bayauo Rlvor Trust company of I'un- ania, an oil stock honx wnicn tno authorities imvo estimated cost his associates more than $5,000,000, who disappeared in New York, still is In tho ORHt and that his capture Is Immi nent, was recolvod today by federal authorities. The announcement that his arrest probably would take placo soon came from Assistant District Attorney Hamlin. Thero wore indications that the missing man is strongly bellevod by fcdural agents to be hiding in New York and that they havo uncovered j pis trail. i Ten yenrs of association with Koretz cost Henry A. Klein neurly a half million dollars, ho testlflod at a bankruptcy hearing against tho miss ing man. TENTATIVE BUDGET, JACKSON COUNTY, 1924 EXPENSES For the payment of the following separate item ot expense: Crater Lake Highway Bond Interest Pacific Highway Road Interest Fund Geooral road Fund ...... (2.4 mills on $28,000,000.) . . Ashland-Klamath Falls Road Fund County School Fund '. ; School Library Fund :..........;..,, High School Fund (to be levied on School Districts not main taining High Schools ; Redemption of Pacific Highway Road Bonds: . ' Fifteen Year Series Twenty Year Series , Twenty-five Year Series ....,......'..... Thirty Year Series , GENERAL COUNTY FUND For Payment of State Tax (estimate only 9 mills) Markot Road Money (1.6 mills) : CIRCUIT COURT Circuit Court, general expenses Including bailiffs, Jurors, reporters, special counsel, witnesses, fees, mileage : .'. COUNTY COURT AND COMMISSIONERS County Judge's Salary, $2000.00, traveling expenses $200; fees and traveling expenses (Commissioners), $2000: other expen ses, Including supplies, printing, postage, county court bailiff, express, telephoning, telegraph, jurors, witnesses, and mileage, $1000 JUVENILE COURT Jurors, witnesses:- mileage, etc. $250; widows' pensions. $6000; other expenses for commitments, probations and truant of ficers, etc. $100; Boys' and Girls' Aid Society allowance, $120; delinquent and neglected children, blind, deaf mutes, feeble minded and Insane, $260 JUSTICE COURT Fees of Justices, tonstables. Jurors nnd witnesses, etc .'. COUNTY ADVERTISINp Advertising County Resources and State Fair Exhibit as the County Court may hereinafter deem advisable :.:......". ir bids of all kinds, printing of notices and delinquent tax list, sales of property, county court proceedings . CARE. OF THE POOR Salary for superintendent for Poor Farm, $1500; maintenance of 000.00 000.00 200.00 700.00 000.00 750.00 Penalties and interest on delinquent taxes : 10.000.00 Auto Licenses -- 26,185.83 Total ....:..$72,136.82 22,000.00 090.90 250.00 761.90 846.13 000.00 700.00 1,600.00 r, 020,00 1.600.00 1,000.00 1,600.00 160.00 ooo.oo BEFORE; THE JACKSON COUNTY TAX SUPERVISING AND - " . CONSERVATION COMMISSION. . In the Matter of tho Consideration of the Budget of Jackson County, Oregon. f .-i.wt? j ijv . order ; ' . Thls 'matter cama on to be considered oh the 26th day of November, 1923, all braaid Commission namely: W. E. Phipps, Chairman: E. E. Dlm lck, Commissioner: J. H. Fuller, Commissioner, and R. E. Sweeney, Secre tary, being present; the said budget of Jackson County was examined and considered and officials of said county consulted In reference thereto. On the 8rd day of Decembor, 1923, the said matter came on for further consideration,, all the members of said Commission being present, whereupon further consideration and examination of said budget was had. At said time, the several officials of Jackson County, to-wit: The Sheriff of Jackson, County,: the Clerk of Jackson County, tho Assessor of Jackson County, tho Treasurer of Jackson County, and tha School Superintendent of Jackton County, appeared before said Commission and were interrogated and exam ined and their opinions obtained in reference to said County Budget for tha purpose of ascertaining whether or not the Baid budget or any Items thereof might be reduced. On the 6th day of December. 1923, the said Jackson County Tax Super vising and Conservation Commission met again In regular session at the Court House in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, all of said members; being present, as aforesaid, to-wit: W. E. Phlppa, Chairman; E. E. Dlmlck,, Commissioner J. H Fuller. Commissioner, and R. E. Sweeney. Secretary, for the further consideration of the budget of Jackson County? Oregon, as aforesaid. At said time and place appeared before said commission the County Commissioners Court of Jackson County, to-wit: The County Judge and the County Commissioners of Jackson County, Oregon, for consultation and examination foi- tho purpose of ascertaining whether or not any reduc tion, or reductions, might be made from said County Budget as the same had been presented and filed and supplied to said Commission. After the retirement of said Commissioners Court and after duo consid eration and deliberation .of the said Commission, it was considered, decided and determined that two certain items of said budget might with Impunity and propriety be reduced, , to-wit: The State Tax item of said budget and the Current Expense Fund of said budget, the former in the sum and amount ot ( one-half mill thereof and the latter in the sum and amount of one-half mill thereof and in the aggregate the sum and amount of one mill, making a total reduction on said budget of Twenty-eight Thousand ($28,000.00) Dollars. WHEREFORE, in consideration of the premises. It Is now and hereby considered and ordered that the said budget of Jackson County be. and the' same hereby is, modified in the particulars mentioned, to-wit: That the Item j of nine mills for State Taxes bo, and the same hereby 13, modified and, re duced to 8:5 mills and that the Item of Current Expense Fund be, and the I same hereby Is, modified and reduced from 5.2 mills to 4.7 mills, making an aggregate reduction from said budget by the modification of the Items thereof in the sum of Twenty-eight Thousand ($28,000.00) Dollars. . , .' , ' t ; : IT IS FURTHER HEREBY CONSIDERED AND ORDERED that all the"1 ' other Items of said budget, and the whole thereof, are necessary, appropriate.'1 . and proper and that they should be, and hereby are, allowed by said Com.'! ! mission. C'lfia i IT IS FURTHER HEREBY CONSIDERED .AJfD ORDERED ,that a copy of said budget as modified be, and the satiie hereby- is,' returned and presented to tho County Court of said Jackson County, ;Oreg6n, and -to tho Assessor of said Jackson County, Oregon, and that copy of this order be. duly posted as provided by law. " ' :' Dated; December. 6th, 1923. . W. E. PHIPPS, Chairman, ', J. H. FULLER, Commlsssloner, E. E. DIMICK. Commissioner.' fi'i ;'-"'" R. E. SWEENEY, Secretary.:? STATE -OF OREGON. County of Jackson, ss. ' ' ' , If R. E. Sweeney, -Secfetary of the Jackson County Tax Supervising and Conservation Commlsslson,. do hereby. certify that I have this day carcfuliy compared the . Within and foregoing copy of order, with the original thereof and that the same, is a true and correct transcript .of aald original order and of the, Whole thereof. '..! Dated thi& 5th day of December, 1923. V " ' - ' R. E. SWEENEf, Secretary. ' HERE'S WHAT MY BUSINESS IS BUILT ON Values! 100 cents worth of solid Tailoring VALUE for every dollar you spend. Sometimes more but NEVER LESS. I pride myself on my styles, my fabrics, my tailoring but they wouldn't be worth any thing unless there were VALUE too. I make it my business to see that you get all FOUR HERE 1 1 1 Upstairs . TUAL CRIMINAL GIVEN LIFE TERM SI'OKANli, Doc. 21. Kdward Spoil Ccr. alias Eddy lilvors, whb sentenced to llfo term In the state penitentiary (i .superior court hero today following his conviction on a charge of being an hahltiia! criminal. . Spencer was convicted recently of burglary hero, and In his trial on tho habitual crim inal ehurgn testimony was introduced to show that ho had served terms for burglary In Texas and Oklahoma. PENDLETON FAVORS I'KNni-KTON, Ore. Dec. 21. Uob iiliittunH ndoptPtl by tho rxt'cutlvo committed of tho UinnttllR Farm Hu ron u and woryvardod to tho Oropon di'tcKutlim In conKrons roquoHtod tho formation i'f a wheat oxport oommtH- n!nn with a view to reatortnR tho pro war purrhiiHo power of wheat. The farm bureau suKKfHta that r unit levy be Applied to wheat mnrketed to pay the coatH of operation of tho eonimla alon and requests an Initial appro priation of IT.0.000.000 to Ret the propoaltiou under way. 824.60 200.00 760.00 796.00 851.00 Expect Recognition ' Of Russia Soon As Baldwin Quits Post LONDON. Dec. 21. Whllo tho United States' rebuff to tho soviet government Is attracting attention hero tho W'ostmlnistor tJaictlo an nounces that "British recognition of Russia and the opening of full trade relations." with that country aro likely to take piano soon after the Baldwin ministry quits office. Negotiations, says the newspaper havo mado It clear that the Moscow government will admit liability for the pre-war Russian debt to Great Britain totaling about 55.000.000 ixiundn, the Interest on which has not boon paid since tOIS. In return, tho Westmin ster Gazette asserts Russia will ask compensation for the allied support ac corded tho white forces after the revo lution. , ; .... I Poor Fnrm and Hospital S4500; tubercular poor $150; Indigents not at Poor Farm $8000 ...i 14, BOUNTIES OUT WILD ANIMALS Payment of L........1. 1 SHERIFF'S OFFICE Sheriff's salary. $2500; traveling expense 11200; telephone and telegraph $300; finger print work and photo supplies, $250; handcuffs and billet, $30; premium on bonds, $210; 1st deputy, 12 months $1518; 2nd deputy 12 months $1320; 3rd deputy 12 t months, $1200; 4th deputy, 12 months $1080; Stenographer, $1116; Extra Help on Tax Receipts, $1400; Extra expense on Delinquent Tax Matters, $1000; Extra office help, $1000; 35,000 comb. Tax Receipt. $420; 14 Loose Leaf Binders, $3150; 1 Tax Turnover Ledger, $62.50; 3 Loose Leal- Binders $3150: 1 Tax Turnover Ledger, $62.50; 3 Loose Leaf Binders Stamps, $103;. Stationery nnd Envelopes, $50; MIbc. Forms,; $50; Misc. Supplies. $400; Fillers for Tax Receipts Flies, $25: Flics for Service Records, $50; Numbering Machine, $18.50; Typewriter and Machine, $100 15, JAIL EXPENSE Jailor. $600; Matron $200; Laundry $200; board , of prisoners, $3090; repairs, supplies, etc.. $200 4, COURT HOUSE Salary for Janitor, $750; other expenses, including lights, water, fuol, furnlturo, repairs, fire insurance, etc 4, ASSESSOR'S OFFICE 1 Salary of assessor $2000; Assessor's traveling expense, $300; 1st Deputy, $1820; 2nd Deputy, $1080; Field deputies $3500;' writing tax rolls, and tax extensions, $1000; Misc. office sup plies and printing, extra expense, telephones, tolegrams, etc., $1321; calculating machine, $275 10, CLERK'S OFFICE Clerk's salary, $2000; First Deputy's salary, $1600: 2nd Deputy's Hilary, $1320; 3rd Deputy, $1080; 4th deputy, $936; 6th Deputy. $0; 6th Dcppty, $900; 7th Deputy, $840; extra help, $700: office expense, telephone, $100; expross $25; printing and record books, $1250; postage, $500; miscellaneous supplies, $800 12 " ' CORONER'S OFFICE Fee of coroner and physicians, jurors, witnesses and other expenses - 600.00 FRUIT INSPECTOR Salaries and expenses of Inspectors .... 3,000.00 PATHOLOGIST Payment to State for extension work, County Agent, $3675; Demonstration Agent, $1950: Club work. $1950 7,576.00 SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE AND DEPARMENT OF EDUCATION Salary of Superintendent, $2000; Rural Supervisor. $1440; Steno grapher. $IOkO; Printing and Misc. Supplies, $770; Supervisor's expense $90; Travollng expense, Co, Supt., $200; Supervisor's travoling expense, $500; Teachers' exams. $10; 8th grade exams. $85; Expcnso Co. Institute and Co. Educational Board, ' $360; Boys' and Cllrls' Club work. $100 6.666.00 SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Salary nnd Traveling Expenses 400.00 STOCK INSPECTION Salary and expenses and tubercular cattlo 600.00 WATER MASTER Salary of Wator Master, $1800; Hydrographer, 8 mos. at $170, $1360; Salaries of 3 deputies, $707.50; Water Master's mileage. $450; Hydrographcr's mileage and expense, $800; Deputies' mileage $426.60: Office rent. . $120: phones and stationery. , $98.00 ' 5.762.10 SURVEYOR'S OFFICE . ,. , ., Surveyor's salary,, $420: stenographer, $480; mtso. expenses.;, ill ' lights, phone, office supplies, $61.50: surveys, chalnmen: and' ' , ' ' axemen, $678.60; office rent. $120: ryllenge. $240............. ' 2,000.00 TREASURER'S OFFICE t "'"'iV Treasurer's salary, $f800; traveling expense, $70: Deputy. $130X1; ' j ' " Extra help. $150; premium on bond, $250; Premium on Dep- ; ' uty's Bond. $25: Misc. office expense, supplies, .telephone. repairs, furniture and etc., $971: Typewriter. $138 4.604.00 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES County Library 6.268.00 County Physician - 1,000.00 Red Cross, $50 per month 600.00 Emergency Fund - '. ' 600.00 Fire warden, ono-thlrd expense, 1924 450.00 Elections nnd registrations .'. 12,000.00 Expense of examination of books and accounts 400.00 Payments for reporting births and deaths . 150.00 County Fair 2.7 50.00 fax refunds, douhlo assessments, errors, etc l,600.ot jointly nurse, salary, $1800, car and offlco rent, $480 2.280.01 district Attorney's office expense 1.126.M Total j. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS Two per cent dally balance Fees, County Clerk's Office .. Fees, Sheriffs Offlco : - Sale' of lands. Sheriffs office Refund on bounty claims State appropriation tor County Fair ... ... From rent of forest - Fronj 6, ,vir cent sale of timber $709,519.61 7.600.00 12.000.00 1.000.00 6,000.00 800.00 1,600.00 . 8.000.00 . 150.00 For the Man Who Smokes And -who' of them doesn't the gift of cigars, cigarettes or a pipe is as welcome as pay night. We have them in Gift Boxes. To the women folks who would include these gifts this Christmas we will extend ev ery courtesy and assistance in helping them to select, not only the appropriate things in this line, but a . quality that will appeal to the man. JENSEN & DALLE Y I; 220 W, Main (o1 '.jeauiiicd HoiolManx Powel I St. at O'Fa rrelU SAN FRANCISCO end Shopping Osrc. Anawljr beautified HlH Matu watts the visitor to Stn Fr dscol New rami thing of unutaal charm and comfort, a lobby designed to provide the atmosphere of a htxurioua home and a new Dining Room, considered one of the most Interesting in America all contribute to your welfare! It ta the only hotel with running lee Water in every roomJ ffl ,u2fSN3 HARVEY B RATES WTii&LW M. H.SOANQUP fy JU TOY,': Managing Owmrtif HAVE YOUR XMAS PHOTOGRAPHS made now ' . at the Medford P. P. Studio in our new and larger quarters Hiph grade work at populai prices. , Over Medford Harness Co. 228 E. MAIN Medford Iron Works Oar Specialty Medford Quartz Mill Hlatauj and Sawmill Maehiaerr. Gaacral Foundry ud Machlaa Of ' Work.. 1 ' , UM !. Oratral . Duplicate sales slips, with carbon sheets attached, suitable for aay busi ness, tor sale at this office. Will sell an? amount from one book uo. tf Licenses for balance . V '.; " of 1923 put on. FREE OF CHARGE ' on any NEW CAR , sold prior to . January 1, 1924 TheBusyCorne r Motor Co. A CEDAR CHEST THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GUT Useful Durable Ornamental Mothproof -; . 1 ' :'' 1 Order now for Christmas Delivery . TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS ' X IVEBYTHINQra WOODWORK JJ