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Newspaper Page TextPrXflTC THREE a a. iffEDFORD MATE TKTBUXP,, MEDFOT?T OF-OOOrTTEftDAY, APT?TL 21. IflW - ? f P. U 9A IQESTRUGIN OF if nm Timr AS FLAMES SPREAD . NOG ALES, Ariz., April 21 The en- jiiuuiiuii win ub uesimeu uy lire ! that began early today, unless the flames are checked soon; says a dis patch to the Nogales Meruit! late to day. Damage aggregating $500,000 al ready has been done and one I lie has been lost, advices received here say. , NOGALES. Ariz,, April 21. With a property loss already estimaled at a half million dollars, flames are still weeping Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, according to news dispatches received "'here at noon today. A high wind is funning the fire. Hundreds of families have been made homeless by the blaze. Fifteen large business buildings and over 150 resi dences have already been wiped out. It was reported that one Chinese merchant perished in the flames. Ft is stated that the Mercantile bank building, a theater and other large business buildings were destroyed. - Cananea Is a city of 15,000 popula tion, 40 miles. south of the American border. i w. K. P. Martin, deputy bend consul of the Woodmen of the World, for the states of Oregon, Washington and L Idaho. Will he (f to pay an "of I camp, also to T coli'hratlon to he in Med ford next Friday ufficial visit to Mediord boost for the W. O. W. cclihration to be held in Salem on tlieState Fair (1 rounds, Juno 27. A hig'time is promised all who attend, as there will be a class of 1500 can didates initiated. The head camp officers from Den ver, Colo., will he in attendance, and it is the desire of Mr. Martin that a class from Med ford he formed to let 1'ortlnnd know that they are not the whole state of Oregon. Mr. Martin is a forceful speaker, and an author? ity on fraternal insurance. -. GOLD HILL BRIDGE Outside at tlie promise of the state liiKhway commission to make a final decision in the Gold Hill bridge over Kogue"rlver matter before June 1, the county court has no Information on the much needed Pacific highway im provement. At present the bridge is the only unfinished portion of the highway in the state, along with the unpaved ap proaches. it Is also a source of finan cial worry to Jackson county. Every so often a board on the bridge flies up and impales a passing auto, and the county foots the bill. Under the law the county will maintain the new bridge, when built, but the state pays the first costs. SALEM BUSINESS MAN, SUCCUMBS TO INJURY SALEM. Ore.. April 21. E. Puselle, prominent business man of this city, died early today as a result of a fall down the stairs of his home Sunday night. He opened a door to a flight of stairs which he thought led upstairs, but which actually led to the basement. He fell the entire flight, receiving serious spinal injuries. Mr. Buselle was former telephone expert for the public service commis sion and handled many important telephone decisions. Immediately previous to his death he was an engi neer connected with the telephone service, with headquarters In San ' Francisco. PLY FASHIONS NOW THE RAGE IN PARIS PAWS, April 21. "Gentlemanly fashions" In the feminine dress lor morning wear in town are seen every where in the Paris streets. The strict tailor-made, the slim top coat, with a neat stock of a oolored "comforter" showing above, Is much In evidence. Neckties of all kinds are worn with high necked blouses. The hats used with these ensembles have curled back brims. 'They are of felt or straw with trimmings of ribbons or buckles or brooch. Western Railroads Claim Freight Rates Must Be Increased WASHINGTON. April 21 Western railroads cannot continue to maintain adequate transportation service under the present general level of freight rates they declared today in the text of n.jolnt brief filed with the inter state commerce commission. Reduction of rates on agricultural products In recent .years, the docu ment declared "has nienaced the maintenance of an adequate system of transportation In the west." IMPORTANT MEETING0 AT THE LONE PINE SCHOOL FRIDAY P. M . A matter of vital interest to the taxpayers and parents of the Lone Pine school district, formerly known as the Ked r,aTt school district, la i the meeting next Friday evening, April 24, at 730 At this meeting the people will be culled upon to decide by vote the new- policy of the district and resi dent tax payers and parents, of chil dren living in the district will he entitled to a vote. As a Tesult of the building activity and advent of many new families the school has become overcrowded, and had an enrollment this last term of 33 pupils, which Is said to be too many for one teacher to properly instruct. - The county school superintendent has notified the board of directors of the Lone Pine district that this over-crowded condition must not continue for another year and seve ral plans have been submitted to remedy the condition. The school at present is being ope rated on a budget of about $1600 a year and to raise this sum, a levy of two and a half mills Is necessary, but with the increased attendance and need of a second teacher, the district, it is claimed, can no longer get along on the above sum. The first plan is to build a new school house and employ two teach ers. The yearly cost of this plan to the taxpayers is estimated at $3400 per year, which would require a levy of 13 mills or in other words. $13 on every $1000 of assessed valu ation in the district. Another plan is to continue with the present building and one teacher, but to send t,he higher grade pupils Into Med ford schools. The cost of this plan is estimated at nbout $2400. The third suggestion is to arrange for transportation and send nil pupils into Medford schools. This plan is In operation in several districts and seems to work out very well. Esti mated cost $2 500. ta Mrs. Carter, the county school su perintendent, has consented to be pres ent at the meeting long enough to ex plai nthe several plans and will an swer questions ns best she can. This election will affect the pocket books of the tax payers, so it is to be hoped that they will be present. 1 4 KURD LEADERS LONDON. April 21. A Constant! nople illBpatch says fourteen Kurdish rebel leaders have been hanged after being condemned by the council o( war at Diarbeklr. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 21. The extraordinary powers of the tri bunals of independence have been prolonged for another six months and the, tribunal at Angora has been in vested with the same authority as those In the eastern vilayets. (The tribunals of independence were given summary powers of life and death In cases involving insurrec tion against the nationalist govern ment.) !S CENTER OF STORM BERLIN. April 21. Field Marshal Von Hlndenburg's political debut at Hanover Sunday as candidate lor the German presidency is voted a com plete success by the organs of the national parjy, which Insist that he gave a good account of himself physi cally as well as politically. Republi can editors, on the other hand, sa the affair vindicated every objection made to Von Hlndenburg's candidacy, proving him to be surrounded by a group of notorious reactionaries and that he evaded frank discussion of tbe outstanding issues. The field marshal's critics demand of him a more fervid confession of allegiance to the republic and the Weimar constitution. Vorwaerts, the socialist organ, says: "Von Hindenburg stands for a psuedo-constltutional monarchy." IS BY A. P. NEW YORK, April 21. Action of members of the Associated Press fa. voring radio broadcasting news of great national and International Im portance taken -yesterday will be taken before the meeting todajt for ratification.. The recommendations taken yester day authorizes the hoard to adopt rules permitting radio broadcasting of presidential election results and news of equal Importance, under adequate safeguards fend with proper credit to the Associated Press.) Divorce Grist Declines. After starting out like the prover bial house afire with the filing of 23 suits for divorce in the first six weeks of this year, a lull has come in the local unhitching of unhappy couples No new divorce actions have been filed in the circuit court for a month. George M. Pope Better UPLANDS, Cal.. April 21. Physic ians at a hospital here today noted no Improvement In the condition of Oeo. M. Pope, president and general man ager of a New fork fruit brokerage I firm who is 111 with heart attacks. OM'XTV ('(H UT i'llorKKUlXKK The following is a schedule of ex penditures of Jackson County, Oregon ttueiher with a list of the eluimantB aiTd urilehs of service for which the claim is made and which were passed upon by the t'ounty of Jackson dur ing the month of March, 19:16. The following bills were allowed ns follows with the exceptions shown: i'miuiy Court n ml CoiniiiKsionerH -Geo. Alford. salary, county t commissioner $ 44. 1 0 (Victor Bursfll, salary, county commissioner 45.00 xv j Hartzell. salaty, county judge 166.66 w. J. Hartzell, expense and mileage, county Judge 32.27 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., services, county Judge's office 5.60 Carl Stephens, cqunty court witness S.00 D. M. Brown, county court witness 5.40 Total $307.63 Circuit Court j Geo. X. Lewis, salary, grand Jury bailiff $ 12.00 O. M. Raymond, circuit court reporter 33.92 Mary Truax, circuit court re porting - 25.00 A. R; Thompson, salary, circuit court bailiff ay.uu Amv's Place, menlB for Jurors Geo. B. Alden, grand Ju'y wit ness w 3.00 7.40 Wm. B. Anderson, petit Juror.. W. T. Horry, grand Jury wit ness 3.20 9.60 Clinton Bellows, petit Juror, February Kail N. Browne,- grand .jury witness 3.00 Mrs. Albert Beeman, grand jury witness - 6.60 Mrs. Winnie Beeinan, grand Jury witness M0 Ellen HeiiHon, petit juroj' 7.110 F. F. Burke, petit-Juror., 13.00 t R. HoHsum. lietll Juror 13.00 Welborn Beeson, petit Juror.... 15.20 Joe C'nve, grand Jury witness... 3.00 C. W. Oonklln, petit juror 1000 O. U. Campbell, petit jiiror 13.0(1 F. L,. Caton, petit Juror...; . 00 Leonard Carpenter, petit juror 4.60 Perry O. Crawford, petit juror Floyd F. Mekey, petit juror.... C. L. Davidson, petit juror Win. Davis, petit juror John M. Dodge, petit Juror Juseuh E. Daniels, petit Juror.. Bertha L. Denton, grand Jury witness V. S. Eastman, petit juror Hnrbert Elmore, grand Juror Nell H. Franklin, petit Juror.... Martin Forbis. petit juror Wm. C. Clannaway. petit Juror Ueo. Oilman, petit juror J. L. Cirubb, grand Jury wit ness - J. H. Hardy, grand Jury wlt- 18.00 12.60 13.00 4.00 7.00 13.00 6.60 6.60 12.40 13.00 13.20 1 1-.20 10.60 6.60 5.60 S. P. Hunter, grand Juror 11. 40 II. S. Harrison, grand Juror 12.40 Jack llltzler, circuit court wit ness Wm. A. Hooker, petit Juror Samuel Hutchison, petit juror Wm. A. Hamia, petit Juror Mrs. Helmu. Julo, grand jury witness R. E. Koozer, petit juror nm.-W. Klnc. irrand Juror 3.00 10.00 15.40 10.00 6.60 11.60 12.40 Frank M. Landing, grand jury witness 6.60 Chns. Lamb, grand Jury wit ness M0 John F. Leggltt. petit Juror 12.40 ,.?.. u..... II . lUnlr (rrnnil jury witness John Mursh, grand juror Earl Mercer, circuit court wit ness - y .T. W. McCoy, petit Juror,.: 5.60 9.00 6.00 9.60 19.40 15.60 ' 21.00 10.00 4.00 11.20 4.00 10.20 13.00 6.60 3.20 6.60 6.60 5.60 13.00 Claude E. Moore, petit Juror.... Win. B; Million, petit juror Wm. Mooney, petit juror i Chas. A. Nutter, petit juror H. F. Nordwick. petit juror J. A. O'Brien, petit Juror J. E. O'Brien, petit juror Robt. H. Pruitt, petit Juror Lloyd Pnlen, petit Juror Frank Allen Pefley. petit Juror W. C. Rooltard, grand jury witness Mrs. Martha Richman, grand jury witness Opal Richman, grand jury witness Edith Richman. grand jury wit npHH brvllle Ritchie. Brand Juror'.... Wesley E. Reed, petit Juror 18.60 Mrs. Mabel Strong, grana jury witness ..i.... 5.60 Jas. U. Smith, petit juror., 12.80 John H. Terrett. petit juror J 6.00 Shelby M. Tuttle, petit Juror.... 17.80 Chas. H. Vaupel. petit Juror.... 18.20 C. A. Wing, petit Juror : 13.00 John Wels. petit Juror.......... 9.00 B. W. Wilson, petit juror ii.su Louis H. Wyant. grand Juror.. 12.60 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., service, circuit court 6.25 24.45 Jessie Mastin, transcript, cir cuit court case Frank DeSouza, circuit court foes 1000 G. M. Roberts, circuit court fees 16.00 Total : $874.32 , Justice Court W. 11. Gowdy, justice court fees ; -.$ 4-35 Glass & Prudhomme Co., jus tice court supplies 17.38 J. t. Hoe, justice court fees... 15.05 O. O. Taylor, justice court fees 43.00 J. L. ttoe, Justice court fees.... 19.80 Total -. $100.48 Sheriff's office Olga E. Anderson, night work, sheriff s ornce oo.uu Dave II. Cronemillcr, deputy sheriff's salary 104.00 Marjoiie Caster, work in sher iff's office 58.50 L. D. Korncrook. salary, and finger print work 125.00 Ij. I). Korncrook, travel ex pense, -deputy sheriff... 84.7.4 John Harris, work in sheriff's office 60.00 Ralph G. Jennings, stamps, sheriff's offlco 8.85 Ralph G. Jennings, travel ex pense, sheriff 71.96 Ralph a. Jenninrs, salary, sheriff ; - 208.33 Ralph G. Jennings, travel ex- pense, sheriff 26.36 Louis Jennings, travel expense, deputy sheriff : 73.51 Gertrude Martin, work . In sheriff's office 66.00 Bernlce Polley, deputy sher iff's salary 100.00 Bernice Polley, night work, sheriff's office 66.00 Zita Kingler, work in sheriff's office 6.00 Mary 8weeney, work In sher iff's office 66.00 Cussle M. Taylor, work In sher Iffs office - 60.00 Ira Tungate, serving sub poenas 3. 48 Geo. Lt. Howard, salary, dep uty sheriff 126.50 Frankel Carbon & Ribbon MTg. Co., Supplies, sheriff's office 23.00 Glass & Prudhomme Co., of fice supplies, sheriff 44.65 II. & M.C. t:o., blanks for sheriff's office 6.75 Jackson County News, envel opes and cards, sheriff's of- flee - j 10.75 Postal Telegraph Cable Co.,- service, sheriff's office I 8.86 Swem's titudio, sheriff's office, nima , 20.07 Western Cnlon Tel. Co., ser vice, sheriff's office D. H. Cremiller. travel ex pense, depu- sheriff Anna Coleman, work in sheG 14.98 iff a office 58.50 I. A M. C. Co., supplies, sher iff's office 10.00 Olga K. Anderson, deputy sheriff s salary 100.00 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., serviPe, sheriff's office L'2.70 Louis Jennings, travel expense deputy sheriff 44.94 M ed f o rd Boo k Mt ore, office supplies, sheriff 18.00 Ira Tungate, service, sheriff's office 3,98 Swem's Studio, film pack, sheriff's office 16.83 Total v (1800.21 Clerk's Orriiv Elva Caster, work In clerk's office $ 75.00 Nora Cblldreth, work in clerk's office 80.00 Leom Godwaril, salary, deputy clerk .1 100.00 Irma Martin, .salary, deputy clerk 80.00 N'ydah Nell, work In clerk's office 80.00 Etta Robertson, salary, deputy clerk 90.00 Delllia Stevens, salary, clerk.... 106.66 Orpha Stevens, work in clerk's office 75.00 Mattle Stevens, salury, deputy clerk 125.00 Mary Truax, Miliary, deputy clerk 100.00 estern Union Tel. Co., culls, sheriff's offlco Delllia Stevens, stamps, clerk's office Home Tel. A- Tel. Co., service, clerk's office Medford Printing Co., payrolls, cU'i-k's supplies Medford Book Store, office supplies, clerk 1.24 2.10 9.05 51.00 37.40 6.43 Delilln Stevens, stamps, ex press, clerk s office Underwood Typewriter Co.. typewriter, clerk's office 90.00 Klocker Prlntery Co., office forms, clerk . 44.50 Total $1213.384 iTcasiirer s orrice; Verl O. Walker, deputy treas urer's salary $100.00 A. t Walker, treasurer's sal ary 150.00 Olass & Prudhomme Co., ac count sheets, treasurer 52.25 II. & M. C Co., carbon, treas urer's office 4.00 2. SO Hard man's Garuge, repairs to machine, treasurers office:. A. C. Walker, express, treas urer's office i Home Tel. & Tel. Co., service, county treasurer Medford Printing Co., 8. L. .95 5.75 binder, treasurer 42.40 Medford Hook Store, supplies, treasurer .CO Total ' $358.35 Coroner's Offkv Mrs. Jas. P reeding, coroner'B witness fees $ 1.00 rl. A. t'onger, coroner s fees D. H. Churchill, coroner's Juror fees J. H. Dittemore, cqroner's Jur or fees Jas. It. W. Gregg, coroner's juror fees E. W. Liljegran, coroner's juror fees , Ezra Messenger, coroner's wit ness ees J. II. Snyder, coroner's juror fees ...ij O. W. Train, coroner's witness fees , Marion B. Train, coroner's wit ness foes t r.r(..w.. N. J. Wiley, coroner's juror -fees 15.10 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 3.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 1.00 Total : ....$ 3l,io School SiiiH'iimenffcnt's OH tee Elizabeth Burr, salary, school supervisor si 20.00 Elizabeth Burr, travel expense, scnooi supervisor 72. u5 Susanne Homes Carter, salary, Hcnooi superintendent 166.66 Gladys Mandevllle,. assistant, school superintendent Western Union Tel. Co., calls, superintendent's office Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., calls, superintendent's office 90.00 1.19 7.60 2.10 Medford Book Store, paper supplies, superintendent Total , ...$460.20 Fruit I ilh motor's Salary E. R. Oatman, salary and ex pense, fruit Inspector $119.00 Howard E. Warner, salary und expense, fruit inspector 112.00 Total $ 231.00 Assessor's Offlco Ray Coleman, balance on Plat :omraet $125.00 Clair Coleman, deputy asses sor s salary 90.00 J. B. ,Coleman, assessor's sal ary 166.66 J. T. Utile, salary, field deputy assessor 88.00 tc)pha C. Terrlll, snhiry, dep uty assessor 110.00 J .B. Colemun, stamps, asses sor's office 10.00 J. B. Coleman, travel expense, assessor 9.70 Douglas Abstract Co., final entries, assessor s office 11.40 Jackson Co. Abstract Co., - maps, assessor's office Home Tel. & Tel. Co., service, assessor's office Medford Printing Co., print Ing expense, assessor Medford Book Store, pencils, assessor's office 3.00 3.00 35.15 8.95 Tbtal $060.86 Tax Ilclmto Senrfl Roebuck & Co., reim- RECOMMENDS ALVITA ; AS RELIABLE FOR KIDNEY TROUBLE "1 had been troubled with kidney trouble- and inflammation of the bladder for years. I was so sore and ' sensitive nt times I could scar- cely'do my work. I tried so many remedies without relief I began to think there was no remedy for my trouble. I was discouraged when 1 began using Alvlta. I wan greatly surprised when I got relief at once, It has indeed been a blessing to me, I cannot say too much In favor of Alvita for what It has done In my case. I cordially recommend it to all, ns I know what It has done, and what a safe, reliable remedy It Is." (Signed) B- P. DOWD. Alvita Tablets are scientifically prepared from the wonderful alfalfa j plant, whlrh through Its long root j abwfirl the vital elements lime,! iron and phosphates necessary to health and vigor. Alvita has proved especially beneficial In overcoming kidney, bladder and prostate trouble. No matter what you have tried, try this remeMy of Nature now. A fol iar buys a box at any drug store. Always In stock at Heath's Drug 8tor - Mall order accepted. Adv. Tax Kefund q cllfik . Whlim'QlVlixlou Ella Abbott, widow's pension.. Juanitu Butler, widow's pen sion Effie Marie Buer, widow's pension .. m Florence M. Baker, widow's 25.00 20.00 2.-O-0 pension Q. 3.V00 Callia Curd, widows pension.. Anna M. Edwards, widow's pension Netlle (Ireen. widow's pension 54.00 1 5.00 10.00 Mary Roberts JoKgoms, wid ow's pension s 15.00 Inn IlllKiin. widows pension .. Martina Hugger, widow's pen sion 54.00 25.00 17.60 Dolly Love, widow's pension.. Anna Prescott, widow's, pen sion 10.00 Rose It. Singler, widow's pen sion 115.00 Alonin M. Wall, willow's pen sion 50.00 Bertha M. Wyatt, widow's pen sion 15.00 Total 3!16.50 (To bo continued.) The Noted Dead EVRKKTT, Wash.. April 21. Skoo- kum George, Tit. nephew of the famous Chief Pat-Ka-Nim, one of the signers of the Mukiltcn treutv in the fifties and a friend of the white man, died today at Tulalip Indian reservation. He will be buried Friday afternoon In the Mission cemetery at Tulalip beside his celebrated uncle. Skookum George, warm friend of Professor Meany of the University of Washington, was directly responsible for the erection of a bronze tablet at the grave of Pat-Ka-Nim. F. A. Klllntt Ite-chvled 8AL.KM, Ore., April 21. The state board of forestry yesterday re-elected A. Elliott slate forester for an in definite period. RVHGKAU KI.CGS OF.PCTY (Continued From Page One) notified and started a search for the missing man. lt is expected that he will be easily picked up as he escaped without hat or coat. Duncan was arrested at Marshfleld charged with robberies there, lie. was brought back to Roseburg where offi cers state that they have connected him with the robbery of four stores early in the month. le" was being held for the grand jury at the time of his escape. Ho previously served one year in tho state penitentiary under the name of Harper, for the crime of burglary. SALEM, Ore., April 21. -Duncan served time in the Oregon peniten tiary as R. G. Harper, according to Warden Dalrymple. He was sent up from Multnomah county for for gery, February 18, 1!)24, to serve a year. 1 lo esca ped October 1 8. last, but was caught and returned No vember 22. He. was discharged March 23 last, after having served his sen tence, including time for demerits due to his escape, lie was a trusty at the time of bis escape. Not! ec. $100 reward for information lending to tho arrost or conviction of person or persons poisoning my English PKt bulldog, Sunday morning, April !)th. Al Hermanson, 209 Portland, Ave. This office wants good clean cotton rairs. suitable for washing press. tf WELL-MERITED SUCCESS A distinguished citizen, honored politically and professionally, Dr. It. V. Pierce, whose picture appears above, made a success few have equalled. His pure herbal remedies which have stood the test for flfty years, are still among the "best sellers." Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi cal "Discovery is a blood rnedlciue and stomach alterative, ft clears '.lie skin, beautifies It, Increases the blood supply and the circulation, and pim ples and eruptions vanish tjulckly. Beauty is but skin deep nnd good blood is beneath both. For your blood to be good, your stomach must be In condition, your liver active. This Discovery of Doctor Pierce's puts you In fine condition, with nlL the organs active. Ask your near est druggiHt for Doctor Pierce's Gol den Medical Discovery, in tablet or liquid form, or send 10 cents for trial packnge of tablets to Dr, Pierce's Invalids Hotel In Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. You Can Get Most . Any Old Thing at DE VOE'S . Most Any Old Time. Always Room to Parl Your Car. 436 W. Main Ph. l22-B bui-.-O-ieut I" At Lasfr- VELVOIL Just what you've always wuiiIimI An Eastern para f'fini' Huso Oil, rcfiiu'il espec ially fur use in tliu Rogue Kiver Valley. Fill your crniikease with Velvnil, ami see how nuieli hotter your motor will run. Speeinl pviees on , 5 nntl Klallon lots. 25c PER Armory Service pprp Wash Rack raEju Crankcase Service Frank 6 King's Comedians THREE BIG WEEKS MEDFORD ARMORY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY The Sensational Comedy Drama "THE SPEEDY SET" Jazz Orchestra ' Special Scenery VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS Doors open 7:00 P. M. Orchestra 7:40 P. M. Curtain 8:00 Prices 102550 cents v COMING "Peggy's Wild Man" "Ollie of the Movies" "The Girl From Blacksnake Ranch" a Woman in' Indiana ' l think it is the best and Easiest Washer on the Market to operate " Gyrafoamll'asher IhtlMnde of Monday" FRHHOMt DtHOIUTRATION CaV sic" i wt wm n vm m m r. in ism mm m w - - . , - MILL FEED and CHICKEN FEED all Kinds MORTON MILLING CO. CASH PAID For Second-Hand Ftirsiture and Stoves W. A. KINNEY Fmuutare House ill H. Main Phone 505 Sail 1 1T I IH QUART Riverside at Jackson C. L. Wolff, Prop. Station Do yon ever see donhlcl Does concent rating upon print cause your eyes to smart or burn! 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