P.fiTC FOUR
MEDFOTiD' MATL TRTP.UXE. MEDFOT7D. OftTTiOX. FRTDAY, .TAXFATIY 2". 1021
AUTO CONGESTION
RESPONSIBLE FOR'
JAPAN DISASTER
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25. Belief Hint
con ti 11 1 Kul Httiily of se:smolngIcnl dutu
will enable scientists to send out warn
ings of nnrthnuukcK unil volcanic erup
tKus In time to Have lives, and to some
tiit protect property, wnn expressed
today by Dr. Thomas A. Jagger, Jr.,:
director of tile government's Hawaiian
volcano observatory.
Dr. Jagger has been in Japan con
ferring with scientists In regard to the
earthquake dlnnstor there in Septem
ber on which lie is preparing a com
prehensive roport for the government.
Tho effects of the automobile con
gestion in Tnklo and Yokohama at tho
time of the earthquake Dr. Jagger
said in a statement today, profoundly
Impressed lilm. The cars became so
jammed in tho narrow streets that fire
apparatus could not get through.
"It was this condition as much ns
the earthquake Itself which madn the
Japanese disaster the biggest of all
similar horrors on record," said Dr.
Jagger. "I consider it only a question
of time, whon due to tho Increasing
problem of automobile tralflc, all large
cities will provide special parking
areas or buildings for automobiles and
never allow any machines to stand In
the streets without n driver at the
wheel.
' '"Whllo it is true that on the Atlantic
Beaboard the likelihood of an earth
quake and resulting fire Is fairly re
mote, this Is not true In Pacific cities,
which are in a recognized earthquake
district. Yet the population of such
cities us aih Angeles and Scattlu con
tinue to Increase, and continue heed
lessly to block up arteries of traffic
by allowing such potential causes or
flro as parked automobiles to stand
about In the busiest si reels."
BULL IMMINENT
ATTACK ON LEWIS
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 21. (By the
Associated Press ) Insurgents with
in the ranks of tho United Mine Work
ore of America renewed their attacks
on PreBldont John L. I-ewls, when the
biennial convention was reconvened
today nnd the credentials committee
reported In favor of unseating Joseph
Clilccollut of local union 6210 in the
coko field district No. 4 (Ponnsylvn
nin.) Tho churge was mado before the
committee hy William Foonoy, secretary-treasurer
of the district, that
Chiccollnl is an officer in a "dual or
ganization tho progressive mine
workors,"
Amid considerable confusion throe
standing votes were taken on tho com
mittee's roisirt to unseat Chiccollnl
nnd after tho third, President Lewis
declared the report udoptod, Sill! to
399. .......
Opponents of the administration re
nowed their crys oT yesterday of "rail
roading," "steamroller," and "gag
rule."
RATE HEARING IN
PORTLAND CLOSES
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 21. Cumu
lative testlmouy was offered lit this
mornhiK's session of the hearing be
fore M. A. 1'attlson, examiner of the
interstate commerce commission that
ns up economical necessity the trans
continental railways should lie per
mitted tu publish westbound rates on
various commodities from the Chicago
territory to Pacific coast terminals,
without corresponding reductions to
Interior cities, to enable carrier com
petition -.with steamship lines via the
Panama canal. The hearing in Port
land will be concluded this afternoon
with testimony on behalf of ljiOniml"
nnd linker chamber of commerce.
BLOOD impurities nre' pumped by
the heart into the face. Th.it is
what causes that grainy appearance,
that muddincss, sallowness, pimples,
blackheads, acne, red spots, and that
imp ossible
"something"
which no face
cream, massage,
or face powder
can cover up or
beautify I Tho
foundation for a
beautiful skin
simnlv is not
there, and no face treatment can give
it to you. But increase your red-blood-cells,
and quickly the ruby
tint of purity begins to glow in the
cheeks, the complexion becomes vc-nus-like
and immaculate! Try it.
It will do it every time. . S. S. S.
builds the red-blood-cells you need
for a beautiful complexion. Begin
using S. S. S. at once, and give your
celf what you have been working
ior, for years.
8. 6. 8. I 1! at lit food drug
torct in two !. Tho Urger alto
is more economical.
LONDON, Jan. 20. (Ily tho Asso
ciated Press) Prime :dln,or Mar
dunald's recent denunciation of the
"pumpous folly" of withholding full
recognition of soviet Kussia has pre
pared everybody for early action by
lite new government In that dlri-rtlon
and it Is staled unofficially that James
O'Hrady, M. P., is already being con
sidered for the position of liritisn
ambassador to Moscow. Mr. O'tirady
who holds one of the Leeds seats in
tile house of commons, litis made i
study of mission nffalrs. He visited
Moscow officially in !I17 und again In
1 1122 in connection with the trade
union famine relief movement.
Tile new prime minister's interest
in tho League of Nations is well
known, nnd, according to the Dally
Telegraph he contemplates an expan
sion of the league section of the for
eign off lee In order to use It to the
utmost as an Instrument of general
pacification. For this reason, accord
ing to the newspaper, Mr. MaeDonald
means to devote every effort toward
the early Inclusion of Clermany und
Itussia in the league.
Louie's Grocery, indigent ex
pense Phoenix Mercantile Co., indig
ent expense ....
John A. Perl, Indigent burials..
Dr. K G. Rlddoll, indigent ex
pense Sacred Heart Hospital, indig
ent expense' ...
Weaver's Store, indigent ex
pense -
Mrs. Marvin, regular Indigent-
1000
CO.UO
5.00
78.50
8.00
1 5.00
Total $5(19.71!
Juvenile Court
J. J. McMnhon, expense, juven
lie court $ 14.4G
Advertising and County Printing
hoys and Girls
club work; advertising coun
ty resources ($119. 20 disal
lowed )
100.00
Medl'ord Printing Co.,
printing
county
..51-14.'
NEW ROM TREATY
WITH G. B. SIGNED
WASHINGTON. Jan. 21. Tile new
rum treaty with Cieat Britain was
signed yesterday at the state depart'
munt.
Secretary Hughes for the I'liltcd
States and Sir Auckland (lediles. the
retiring British ambassador, nrflxed
their signatures lo the ngre cut
which provides for extension of the
Auiei'ff-nn search beyond the three
mile limits and pormlln lli-itlsh ves-
scIh to hrintf ships stores into Ameri
can porta under seal.
Senate ratification x required be
fore the lieu" arrangement becomes
effective hut there are indications
that pending that formal approval the
two governments tacitly win follow
a lenient policy toward each other In
dealing with tho Ibiuor question
until now one of the most serious to
disturb llrltlsh-Anierienn relations In
recent years.
E
OUTPUT IN 1924
DETROIT. Jan. 25. The Foiil M...
tor company mado :,:co,iiS2 autumn
biles, trucks and tractors in 1923,
which Is 775,051) mora than In any pre
vious year according lo production
figures, announced today. Of tho total
1,915,185 automobiles and trucks were
made In this country, and 175,174 In
foreign plants. Including Canada. To
tho total of theso aro added 11)1,898
tractors anil 7,825 Lincoln cars.
Tho figures wero coupled with nn
winounuoniont that tho Ford eonipnnv
oxpects to exceed this figure in Its
1924 production, and that it plans to
start early this spring on Its program
of 10,000 cars dally.
1-Vnr Ship Has Foundered
MARSEILLES, France. Jan. -25.
Tho cargo steamer Montrose which
left Oran. Algeria for Dunkirk on
January 3. is believed to have foun
dered in the recent tidal .wave off the
Atlantic coast. The Mont, -IIHti eill-i-leil
four officers, three engineers, u wire
less officer, a steward and a crew of
forty-one.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from last Wednesday)
55
L5hoWorlriBtt
OloodMrdicino
Care of Poor Not at Poor Farm
Nellie Hnnrdinnn, regular Indig
ent $- 25
A. D. l.eanlsley. regular In
digent, $10.00 disallowed
Kate Copple. regular indigent . f
Millie Hosier, regular Indig
ent
Coid Samaritan Hospital. In
digent expense. $101.70 dis
allowed llayuiom' Stevens, Indigent
expense, $50.00 disallowed.
Mary drew, regular Indigent. ..
A .M. FWd, regular indigent....
Mr. Hudson, regular Indigent..
Mr. Harder, regular Indigent ...
airs. It il. Harrh, regular in
digent Albert Johnson, regular Indlg.
cut
Mr. anil Mrs. Thus. J. Kclsoe,
regular indigents
Lena l.oe. regular Indigent
John Mortott. regular Indigent
J. Meece. regular Indigent
I. A. Montgomery, regular in
digent Carrie E. Miller, reguinr in
digent Mary Price, regular indigent ...
Elizabeth Patterson, reguinr
indigent
Anna Itobey, regular Indigent .
1-ottlo Slcohcnson. reguinr In
digent :
Jean Hoss Smith, resular In
digent Annie Walk Ins. regular Indig
ent 7.. Wo'jtimwtt, regular indigent
Alex Wilson, regular Indigent .
American Hod Cross, Indigent
expense
Basket Grocery, indigent ex
pense E. C. Knher, indigent expense.
Dr. Lincoln Kallen. indigent
expense
Jackson Street (Irocery, indig
ent expense .. ......
.00
00
Total
Roads and Highways
California Oregon Power Co.,
servico roads and highways..!
Election Expense
Dan Penree, work on election $ 20.00
J. W. Whltlutch, rent voting
place
Dnvlu Transfer and Storago,
expense election
A. J. Florey, labor, election
expense
C. A. Knight, rent, election
expense Precinct No. 35
O. L. Lynch, rent, election ex
pense, precinct No. 37
Mrs. Luke, rent, election ex
pense, precinct. Orchard
Homo
Samuel Mathls, rent, election
expense
Mordoff & Woir, election ex
pense ,
Mrs. A. (i. McCarthy, rent,
election, voting place, Ashland
1.49
5.00
7.00
2.50
5.00
C.50
5.00
i.00
Total
$01.75
County Nurse
Itert Anderson, rent, office
cdunty nurse $ 10.00
Margaret Devereaux, salary,
ciuntv nurse 117.00
C. M. Kldd & Co., county nurse
supplies 5.00
Margaret Devereaux, balances
,on salary 15.00
Total
Surveyor's Office
C. Z. Hoyden, expense, coun
ty surveyor
Medl'ord National bank, rent,
surveyor's office
$1(17.(10
11.50
10.00
10.00
S.OO
11.00
s. on
10.00
20.00
S.OO
8.00
S.OO
1 0.0(1
.8.00
10.00
S.OO
son
15.00
S.OO
Total $21.50
District Scaler
E. A. Tlnnd. salary and ox-
penso, district senior $
Water Master
Edith V. Amherg, stenograph
er, water master $
Fred N. Citmmlngs, services,
water master 150.00
Krend N. Cummlngs, oxpenso,
water master
M. T. Edwards, expense,
waler master
Mcdfn-.il National Hank, water
master.'s office rent
Kenneth N. Phillips, services
and expense of hydrographer- 170.15
1C.90
40.00
3S.0O
4.75
10.00
i .1)0
00
3.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
3:1.80
Total .-. $118.90
County Attorney
N. W, Ilorden, expense district
Attorney $ 299.50
General Fund Circuit Court
C. A. Adams, grand jury wit-
nnss
Almeda Httdge, circuit court
witness
Hoes Htiughmau, grand jury
witness
Frank Hnchter, grand jury wit
ness Mrs. W. J. Heardsley, grand
jury witness
Mrs. Almeda Budge, grand
Jury witness
W. T. Hostwick, grand juror....
James Hates, grand juror. 17.00
Mordlc lluck, circuit court
juror 26.20
Ethel W. Hoggs, circuit court
Juror 32.00
Mark linker, circuit court
juror 33.(10
Sid Ht-own. circuit court juror 2S.00
John W. Hiiigham, circuit court
Juror
Ira D. Casebolt, circuit court
Juror 27 80
Amy Crawford, grand juror 2(1.00
ljcmon Chiirley, Juror 33.00
Marcus Campus, circuit court
witness
L. P. Chrlstean, circuit court
witness
Tom Collins, circuit court wit
ness Atota Cozart, grand Jury wit
ness Kdua Campbell, grand Jury
witness ,
Mrs. llettle Cozart, -grand Jury
witness ..
.1. O. Cave, grand jury witness
Ed Corthell, grand jury wit
ness ,
C. E. Clark, Brand jury wit
ness Keith Cole, grand Jury witness
liaymond H. Crump, grand Jury
witness
L. E. Cherry, grand Jury wit
ness H. H. Carter, grand jury wit
ness Mrs. (Irnce Deter, grand Jury
witness
Orris Dally, grand jury wit
ness J. F. Dugg.m. juror
W. F. IVWitt, juror
S00' Erank Denton, grand Juror
I P. II. Elliott, juror
Samuel J. Evans, juror
Mrs. F. J, Ernslor, grand jury
witness
Luelln 11. Edwards, grand jury
witness
11. S Force, grand Juror.-
II. H. Fox. juror
i Frank Foley, juror
S 00 Lester H. Fay, Juror
J. O. Gummlll, juror
S on1 Jesse E. Glass, juror .
15.00
S.OO
105.S9
5.10
10.00
15.00
12.1'
Wm. A. (laics, juror .
J. drove, Juror
C. It. (llllisuo, grand Jury
witness
Dr. Wm. W. P. Holt, grand
Jury witness
J. E. Hart, grand Jury witness
Floyd Hart, grand Jury witness
A. E. Hart, grain! jury witness
I Oscar Huffman, grand Jury
witness .......
Vera Hess, grand jury witness
A. A. Hollenbeak, grand Jury
witness
Mrs. Conie Hollenbeak, grand
jury witness
Warren Hamlin, grand Jury
witness
Itussell Hihbard, grand jury
witness
Sylvia Hill, grand juror!!..!!!!!!!!
Hertha Hihbard, juror
Seoley V. Hull, juror
Floyd Hart, Juror
Andrew Hem, juror
Dobln Irwin, circuit court wit
ness Dobln Irwin, grand jury wit"
ncss
M. S. Johnson, juror .....r.
John F. Lawrence, grand juror
A. T. tithrop, Juror
Ernest iljegram, grand Juror....
Win. Lydiard, grand jury wit-
41.75 nfiss
o. ,vl Lowe, grand jury wit
ness Then Martinez, circuit court
witness
G. W. McNabb, circuit court
witness
J. E. McCroskon, grand jury
witness
A. A. Mooro, grand jury wit
ness Ruwlefl Moore, grand jury wit
ness k
Geo. W. McNabb, grand jury
witness
Helen Murphy, grand jury wit
ness Dr. II. E. Murphy, grand jurv
witness
A. H. McCnleh, grand jury wit
ness Emil Mohr, juror
Issio McCully. juror
P. K. Nallv, juror
Nettie H. Norriso, circuit court
and grand jury witness
F. J. Newman, grand jury wit
ness John S. Owens, grand juror....
J. W. Opp, juror
Geo. Porter, juror
ester M. Phillips, Sr., grand
jury witness
Lester M. Phillips. Jr.. grand
jury witness
Hen Plymale, juror
C. W. PrleBt, grand jury wit
ness M. C. Pago, grand jury witness
Harry Pitts, grand jury wit
ness Louis Phillips, grand jury wit
ness Dr. I-:. 11. Picked, grand jury
wilness
Ermilo Uodiiguez, circuit court
witness
Tom Itemeres, circuit court
witness
Herald Kiddle, grand Jury wit
ness Frnnkio Robinson, grand jury
Witness
J. J. Hitter, grand juror
Wm. Iteinhurt, juror
Minnie L. Stickel, grnntl juror
O. C. Stnnwood, juror
flraco Rtinson, .iurnr
Ralph Stanley, juror ..
Dean Silver, grand jury and
circuit court witness
C. D. Sterling, grand jury wit
ness A. D. Sloper, grand jury wlt
noss : .-.
Kato Stephens, grand jury wit
ness Itert M. Sullivan, grand jury
witness
Dr. Sweeney, grand jury wit
ness O. W. Train, grand jury wit
ness Ralph Train, grand jury wit
ness Audry Train, grand jury wit
ness ,
Wm. H. Tnwney. juror
Everett Trowbridge, juror 1
Harry Tresham, grand juror....
D. It. Terrett, grntitl juror
Hugo Von del- Hellen. grand
jury wilness
Donald Wells, circuit court
witness
Floyd W. Whltlutch, circuit
court witness
J. C. Whltlutch, circuit court
witness
F. E. W'tihl. grand jury witness
Clark Walker, grand Jury wit
ness Clins. Whlsenant, grand jury
witness
John Watson, grand jury wit
ness Alex Whillock, juror
Ernest. E. Walters, juror
Kate Young, juror
J. E. Edmiston, circuit court
witness
Dr. F. G. Thayer, circuit court
witness
Clarence Pankey, circuit court
witness
Ralph Stanley, juror. (Dec.)....
Mark linker, juror (Dec.)
Frank lllack, circuit court wit
ness Sid Hrown. juror (Dec.)
Lemon Charley, juror (Dee)....
Edna Campbell, circuit court
witness I Dec.)
Irn Casebolt, juror (Dec.)
J. F. Dnggan. juror (Dec.)
T. H. Elliot. Juror (Dec.)
Samuel J. Evans, juror (Dec.)
11. H. Fox. juror (Dec.)
I tn be Glenn, circuit court wit
ness Jesso E. Glass, juror (Dec.)
Hertha E. Hibbnrd, juror
(Dec.) :
Floyd Hart, juror (Dec.)
Andrew Hern, juror (Dec.)
Seeley V. Hall, Juror (Dec.)
J. K. Hoxle, circuit court wit
ness Ed Hamlin, circuit court wit
ness M. S. Johnson. Juror (Dec.)
A. T. Iitbrop. Juror (Dec.)
J. J. McMuhon, circuit court
witness -
r60 Iiawlcs Moore, circuit court
30.00 wilness -
00 1 A. H. McCaleh. circuit court
3S.40 witness
Hi 80 F.mil Mohr. juror (Dec.)
10 00 vern Norris. circuit court wlt-
flX" ness
20.00 r K sally. Juror (Dec.)
I" -11 .1. W. Opp. juror (IVc.)
Geo. Porter, Juror (iv-c.)
5.60 nBn pijuinle, juror (Dec.)
O. M. Selsby, circuit court wit-
5.00 ness -
11.00 Jessie Stancliff, circuit ' court
3.00 witness
11.00 J. L. Sandefer, circuit court
witness -
11.00 WuKcr Stamilff, circuit court
9.G0
7.G0
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.(10
0 00
11.-10
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00)
7.00
10.40
7.00
30.40
6.(10
25.00
38.20
31.00
10.40
11.00
11.40
11.40
5.00
5.00
20.00
35.00
25.00
28.00
34.80
9.00
5.00
23.80
17.00
25.40
2(1.00
3.00
3.0)
9.C0
4 80
5.00
5.00
0.01
11.20
3.00
3.00
5.00.
31.00
COO
3-1.00
10.00
3.00
22.20
33.00
28.00
8.00
8.00
25.00
5.(10
3.00
5.00
S00
5.00
7.00
5.40
5.00
5.09
24.10
3.00
24.00
19.00
31.00
43.00
10.00
3.00
5.00
4.00
3.00
COO
12.20
12.20
12.20
li.OO
31.00
28.80
2(1.00
1 1.00
9.C0
5.00
5.00
3.00
f
5.00
5.00
3.00
22.00
31.00
20.00
11.20
15.00
74.10
34 00
30.00
3.00
28.00
30.50
3.00
31.20
.10.40
38.20
44.00
29.S0
7.B0
15.S0
34.00
2S.00
31. SO
31.00
7.G0
COO
17.80
28.40
2.00
3.00
10.00
28.00
R.OOl
81.00
27.00
,31.00
28.00
3.00
C20
4G.O0
witness G.20
.Grace Stinson, juror (Dec.) 31. uO
A. H. Sloper, circuit court wit-.
ness
G. It. Sntchwell, circuit court
. witness
.Mrs. G. R. Satchwell, circuit
court witness
Vivian Stancliff, circuit court
witness .' '
: Russell Wells, circuit court
witness
Ernest. E. Walters, juror (Dec.)
Kate Young, juror
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., services.
county offices 12.35
Medl'ord Hook Store, supplies,
county offices GS.80
.Mary Dnggan .salary, circuit
court bailiff 33.00
C. E. Clark, circuit court wit
ness 3.00
W. H. - Gowdy, circuit court I
witness . 7. GO
Franklin Robinson, circuit
court witness , 5.00
Allen Whillock, Juror 19.00
5.oo :
I
3.00
3.00
4.20
6.20
34.00
31.001
digent expense H.J
Dr. T. G. Heine, indigent ex
pense, . ($8.00 disallowed)
Webb & Clotigh & Co., Indigent
expense ($35.00 disallowed)
Total .: $149.55
Advertising and County Printing
The Clarion Publishing Co.,
county printing l-'n
Pacific Record Publishing Co.,
county printing c9-00
Ashland Chamber of Com
merce, county resources for
i.er fair 300.00
The Clarion Publishing Co.,
printing court proceedings.... t..id
S Total ......$29S0.S5
Cnnntu PftiM-t anrl CAmmkainiuirll
Homo Telephone & Telegraph
company, services, county
. judfce's office $
Sheriff's Office
Geo. n. Alden, salary deputy
sheriff
Pacific Record Pub. Co., ab
stract tax foreclosure.
Flak Finger Print System Co.,
expense, sheriff's office
Home Tel. & .Tel. Co., servico,
. sheriff's office
Medl'ord Hook Store, supplies,
sheriffs office
C. E. Terrill, travel expense,
sheriff
1G.0C
101.00
14.34
1 5.10
91.11
11.00
92.80
Total $:ilS.S5
Clerk's Office
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., servico,
clerk's of lice 15.85
Modford Hook Store, supplies, '
, clrek's office 30.50
Total $40,
Treasurer's Office
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., services,
treasurer's office 7.
Tax Commission
The Ashland Tidings, tax su
pervising commission ex
pense $ 3.
Clarion Publishing Co., tax
supervising commission ox
penso 7.
Medl'ord Mail Tribune, tax su- '
pervislng commission ex
pense 1,
Modford Book Store, tax super
vising commission expense- 1.
It. E. Sweeney, tax supervis
ing .commission expense 71.
Total
Assessors Office
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vices, assessor's office $
Train Robbery
The Ashland Tidings, expense,
train robbery case
Ed High, searching for Siski
you robbers
R. D. McNair, expense, train
robbery caso
Carl Hanks, service, train rob
bery caso
First National Hank. Medford,
- auto purchased from Huin
side garage
C. V. Cary, service, train rob
bery case
Victor II. Dale, servico, train
robbery caso
W. C. Gipson, service, train
robbery case
Chas. R. Moore, sercvice, train
robbery caso
R. L. McCoy, service, train rob
bery case
O .A. McCoy, service, train rob
bery ease
D. J.. Wnlcott, servico, train
robbery case
Gordon G. Walters, service,
train robbery caso
J. C. Heagle, service train
robbery caso ($9.00 disal
lowed) Darling Studios, expense train
robbery caso ($193.00 dis-
ollowed)
C. L. Loomls, service, train
robbery case
A. Newlands, expense train
robbery case
Sweiu's Studio, expense, train
romniery case ($20.00 disal
lowed) ration & Robinson, Inc., ex
pense train robbery case,
($1-10.00 disallowed)
Lcedon's Tiro Hospital, ex
pense, train robbery case,
($73.81 disallowed)
Matt Starwich, sheriff, train
robbery case
Walcotts grocery, supplies,
train rubbery caso
.$S5.52
3.00
20.00
190.00
5.00
100.00
600.00
100.00
130 00
5.00
125.00
G0.00
5.00
25.00
40.00
36.00
200.00
2.90
14.50
40.00
19S.30
57.19
Total $1953.89
Prohibition Enforcement
O. C. Hoggs, legal services,
prohibition enforcement $ 225.00
M. L. Dailv, prohibition ex
pense, taxi ; 20.00
II. J. Leggitt, prohibition en
forcement 199.59
S. H. Sandefer, prohibition
enforcement 228. S4
B. H. Sandefer, rent apartment,
prohibition officer 9-30
V. E Chappell, prohibition en
forcement Wm. Flnley, prohibition en
forcement ss00
Ray lngling, prohibition en
forcement sso
V. 11. Rucker. prohibition en
forcement taxi 1S.50
C lumliia Tire Corporation,
prohibition enforcement
t$ 12.12 disallowed)
Total
$I10t.9i
Jail
Dr. F. G. Thayer, jail expense .$ 5.00
Gusher Cale, noaniing pna- ,
.,.- 11.20
Total -..$10.20
Care of Poor at Poor Farm
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., services.
county poor farm $ -20
Care of Poor Not at Poor Farm
Cold Hill Meat Market, indig
ent expense
River Front Dairy. Indigent
oxiiense " 1"
American Red Cross, indigent
expense 7G.30
V.. C. Falier & Co., indigent ex
pense son
-r-.i..t Tr.nUnp Co.. indigent
exuense. I $7.23 disallowed).. 40 00
Warucr, Wortman & Gore, iu-
Total - $117.05
Minthorn Bridge
S. J. Illakely, Mliithoru bridge
construction, labor $ 54.75
Lvan Hurtumn, " Minthorn
bridge construction, labor.... 225.00
E. W. Lesley, Minthorn bridge
construction, labor 3G.fl
C. F. Relchstoin, Minthorn
bridge construction, supplies 805.80
F. J. Spaulding, Minthorn
bridge, construction, labor 78.00
Sherwiif Williams Co., Min
thorn bridge construction,
supplies 40.8S
Wesley Hartinan, Minthorn
bridge construction, labor.... 374.08
Total
$1014.51
Countv Attorney
Medford Hook Store, supplies.
county attorney $ 6.70
The Clarion Publishing Co.,
expense - : 12.00
Total $18.70
Fair of Jackson County
Jackson County Fair Associa
tion, payment on improve
ments $2500.00
Theo Finley, building fence,
fair grounds 12.00
Total $2512.00
Library Fund
Eleanor Ames, salary $ 18.75
Mildred Bridges, salary 70 00
R. II. Howker, book lists G.2I
Carol Cox Hook Store, hooks.. 3.85
Tho J. K. Gill Co.. books 29.20
The Klockor Printery, print
ing vouchers 10.00
Bedford Book Store, books 10 47
The H W. Wilson Co.. books - 5 .30
K Fav Woolsey. current ex-
oenses .' 20.00
E. Fav Woolsey, salary GO-GO
A. C. MeClurg & Co., hooks 7.51
'. Total $25S.04
Road Fund
1 Road District No. 1
Harrison Bros, supplies, road
district No. 1 $ 43.35
N. L. Hieh. supplies road dis
trict No. 1 1S.75
Standard Oil Co.. supplies.
road district No. 1 51.13
Tlins. II. Simpson, supplies,
road district No. 1 72.90
Curson-Fowlor Lumber Co.,
supplies, road district No. 1 2.15
Medl'ord Concrete Construc
tion Co.. supplies road dis
trict No. 1 1S9.G0
Jack True, payroll, road dis
trict No. 1 6GG.50
Total $1044.91
Road District No. i
Wm. Bruin, navroll. road dis
trict No. 2 $ 53G.GC
Road District No. 3
Al'n, Pom- nfivt-nll rnad din-
triet No." 3 -. $1177.90
Read District wo. h
W. M. Tetherow, payroll, road
district No. 4 730.01
Road District No. 5
Wm. Bruin, payroll, road dis
trict No. 5 225.05
A 1. Mntvlmnn. navrnll. road
district No. 5 12.00
Jack Thrasher, payroll, road
district No. i
Crater Uiko Hardware Co.,
supplies, road district No. 5.. 2.91-
Medford Furniture & llarl
waro Co., supplies, road dis
trict No. 5 .'. 8.00
Medl'ord Concrete Construction
Co., supplies, road district
No. 5 ; 47.5r
Total - $G7G.81
Road District No. 6
John Welch, payroll, road dis
trict No. 0 $ 31 3f
Road District No. 7
II. L. Heryford, labor, as per
payroll road district No. 7....$ 1GS.0C
Albert Jacobson, labor, ns per
payroll road district No. 7.... 32.0(
B. Parker, labor, os per pay
roll, road district No. 7 33.0f
W. W. Parker, labor, as per
payroll road district No. 7 10. 50
Joe Trefren, labor, ns per pay
roll road district No. 7 7.1.50
Ray Trefren. labor, as per pay
roll road district No. 7 42.0(
Geo. Trendall, labor, ns per
payroll road district No. 7 .. 2S.0C
N. H. Stoddard, supplies, road
district No. 7 - 1.91
road district No. 12 21S9.1J
Total - - $2,110X7 '
Market Road Fund
Win. Perry, payroll, market
road district No. 3 $ 502.C8
Wm. Von der Hellen, final es
timate market road district
Me 7 i irhtji
Fidelity & Deposit Co., Butte
Falls market road No. 7 1917.97
Total $10S8.07
Wm. Bishop, labor as per pay
roll, goneral roads 26.00
Wm. Hurbldge, lubor as per
payroll, general roads 6000
V. E. ChappeU, gravel as per
payroll, general roads 215.70
Onle Vlenventi, labor as per
payroll, general ronds SO.OO
C. O. .lohansou. labor as per
pavrill, general roads 9c.oo
Roy Kauns, labor as per pay
roll, general roads 38.00
Andy Larson, labor as per pay
roll, general roads 120.no
C. A. Miller, labor as per pay.
roll, general roads . 102,00
Ralph Merrill, labor as per
payroll, general roaus 1913
H. C. Miller, labor as per gen
eral roads 1.13.7n
Elmer Morse, labor as per pay
roll, general roads 130.00
Loren Prock, labor as per pay.
roll, general roads 141 25
Geo. Plymate, labor as per pay
roll, general roads . 143.00
Roily Itlnabnrger, labor as per
payroll, general roads 146.23
Tlios. Rosebcrry, labor as per
payroll, general roads 200.60
11. 1.. sears, niuor as per pay-
roll, general roads 135.01.
Arthur Shaffer, lnlxir as per
payroll, general roads 159.00
Jack Thrasher, payroll general
roads 139.13
C. P. True, labor a Bper pay
roll, general roads 141.23
Elmer Templetnn, labor as per
payroll, general roads 12S.75
Ablberg Hearing Co., supplies,
general roads 34.31
Billings Carriage and Auto
Works, supplies, general
roads 4G.O0
Battery & Electric Co., supplies
general roads 1.00
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
supplies, general roads 7.40
Fred J. Fick, supplies, general
roads 25.00
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank,
truck expense, general roads 12.00
Hansen Col Co., coal, general
ronds 21795
Heath's Drug Store, genoral
road expense .75
"Hubbard Bros, general road
expense 6.75
Littrell Parts Co., truck ex
pense, general roads 43.25
Columbia Tire Corporation,
general road expense, $42.12
disallowed
Medford Furniture & Hard
ware Co., supplies, general
roads 73.84
Southern Pacific Co., deniur-
Shepnrd-Thomason Co., sup
plies, goneral roads 6.25
Standard Oil Company, sup
plies, general roads 1G1.05
Southern Pacific Co., freight,
general roads 243.27
Union Oil Company, expense,
general roads 212.08
i iiuuiua ot iicvui iey, supplies
general roads 5.45
West Side Pharmacy, supplies,
general roads 1.50
S. H. Sandefer, gravel, general
road3 50.00
Oregon State Highway Com
mission, "expense, general
roads 21.00
Medford Mall Tribune, notice
of meetings, general road
examiners 25.60
Chanslor & Lyon Co., general
road expense 1.01
Howard Cooper Corporation,
machine supplies, general
road t 155.80
Oregon Stato Flighwny Com
mission, rental trucks and
expense, general roads 1000.74
Southern Pacific Co., general
road freight 2083
Total $190.91
Road District No. 8
H. I j. Gregory, payroll, road
district No. 8 $."G9.7f
Jack Thrasher, payroll, road
district No. S 90.00
Hubbard Bros , supplies, road
district No. S 17.U
Total $67G.8r
Road District No. 9
W. L. Vnn Houten, payroll road
district No. 9 $1132.9:
Wm.,l'ltieh. building road dis
trict No. 9 200.01
R. H. Vincent, payroll, road
district No. 9 12u2.0f
Total
$2594.9:
Road District No. 10
A. L. Cioodman. payroll, road'
district No. 10 $ 6S3.0r
Fred J. Kick, expense, road dis
trict No. 10 3.17
Jno. W. Nemo!, supplies, road
district No. 10 16.7(
C. M. Riich, supplies, road dis
trict No. 10 7.4(
H. Mansfield, expense, rond
district No. 10 . 24.0(
P. Maben, labor, road district
No. 10 14 Of
Total $73S.3(
Road District No. 11
Chas. Maeerlo. payroll road
district No. 11 $2193.5r
Road District No. 12
Standard Oil Co.. supplies, road
district No. 12 .. 121.51
W. L. Von Houten, payroll
Total $4761.39
Dog License Fund
dam Froig. sheep killed by
dogs, $28 disallowed in part..$ 12.00
lames F. Johnson, sheep kill
ed by dogs, $13 disallowed in
part 12.00
Stanley Vnughan, sheep killed
bv dngs $22 disallowed In
part 3.00
'Jeorgo Lewis, sheep killed by
dogs 6.00
Total
13.00
Bounty Report
Homer Ash
H. H. Sims
Frank Folev
P. D. Sargent
Archie Rock .
I. T. Fry
Dee Nve
R. W. Rose ..11!!"".
F. W. Henry
R. Hargls .'.
lames McCallister 111!!!!!!!!!!..
Archie Ferns
M. A. Watkins ;
Mayes S M
ike cotfman !!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!
Anton Ring
S. Kendall !
Moyd Walch ....
W. A. Shutt
s. n. sims ;;.!
'lert McKee
E. P. Kurs
l. h. wertz !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!
Tellier George
Bushnell L W I!!!!!!!!!!
Reginald lrton !..!!!!.!.!!..!!!
Bertelson W !.!!.!!..
lack Crump
Carl Hanson I!!!!!!!!!!
Victor Gardner
A. E. Moore
Ike Coffman "11.1...
Mark Wlnnlnghnm !!!!.!"!!!!!
G. C. Wood
Dan Crouch
J. E. Cass
Claude E. Moore !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Frank Ortman .!!!!!!!!! !
Jack A. Crump
O. R. Tresham .. !..!!.!!! '
Reo. A. Merrlott I!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hen Oswald J.'l
8.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
10.00
3 00
3.00
15 00
ISO
1G.00
6.00
7.00
3.00
6.00
2.00
..6 00
8.00
6.00
4.00
3.00
2.00
- 3.00
4.00
3.00
G.00
3.00
6.00
3.00
13.00
6.00
7.00
8.00
10.00
8.00
14.00
13.00
8.0"
30.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
9.00
Total . ; $102.00
CHAL'NCEY tixiitEY.
; ; Coui'4' Clerk. s