Medford mail tribune., July 30, 1925, Image 8

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.M k'DKOIil) MAIL 'fltl Him);- M tthPOftt), OftECKfr, TtltTTiSDAY, JTtT 30, ' 3fl2-'
'FAME El OUT'
RESOLUTION 81
LOCAL SPORTSMEN
FLAYS GOVERNOR
Ni;W YOllK July 3D (A. I'J
iMtliu individual uh grt'ut nr nit-ater
than tlio ortnilziiliun In H?Mrt? Can
any iithUU moupy u nngiilon which
ihutlfiiKCH tht fiovfrnliif? authority of
tin name anil K'' nwiiy with It?
The iiinoci'iH hyHtanili'i' may nut nf
nnythintr iM'i'plfXiiiK In either of thorn-
Kor the pant twuaml one-half yearn W- Th nnnwer. he ...ay nay l
(iovurnor PHrce ha une.l every n.,,..,., i"isatlve in hot . ..a. pc nU..K to the
fair or foul, to wtuie control of tho , .... n
jinnie orKunlmiion of the HtaUt of Ore.
Hon, aiul the IiIk name fund which is
lalHOd hy the HpottHinen of this Htale
fur tin. iiiii-iiiimo (if ttrtil mi'I hm. iii'itiUI
Katlon und dlHtrlhutiun of pniu ami , , , i, ,t t. .t
llfvSM0B,II8,,Jtlnl,w,' uml Wlllliim I.. 'HHIim. four
i tion of fines,
niuwt nhvavw lie Hiibonlinnlo rtu tno
whole, hut heforo the pvIioph of the
ruvi-n's ehoriiH have tiled uway ulio-
KL-ther It may he wel to recall a few
Kama linn. 'I h
amounting to well
mined hy voluntary
the Bale of pells and colli
-Not a dollar of this fund Ih contribu
ted hy I he Kcfterai ta payliiH" puldlc
of the Htati-. )t Ih raiHed hy a npeclnl
i-kiHH for u Hperifii- purpose, to he held
in truKt hy the state game commission,
nud Hpent exclusively for the conservu
tion of the wilil life of the nt:it'.
mind
I'addock, for Instance, otifai-d In u
teiupcKluouH joust a neiiHon or two au
with the A muffin Athletlfi union over
his rlKhl to compete abroad without
official sanction. Ah a matter of fnct
this was not u privalo affair. The
, chunky Kprlnler waH lai'Kely an in-
After the Ki'me Interests were di
vorced from the com men-la 1 flsliinw
Interests in and an independent
pine rommisslsun esta hli.fhed, a con
. Ntructive proKi'am for the plopaiLralloii
nnd distrihutiiott of fish and name en
tirely removed from partisan polities
wa inaiJKitniU'd. This policy brought
a feeliiiK of necurity and permanency
to the warden nnd hatchery service i
the state which it had not enjoyed un
der tho old condition that existed when
tho commercial fishing interests dom
inated nntn commissions. I
sirument of defiance in a clash be
tween athletic fcoverninn forces. He
went through with his program hut
assumed u penitent attitude later and
returned to the A. A. V. fold in time
for the Olympics.
Dempsey's houts with the New York
Stnte. Athletic commission have heen
the only ones In vhich he has enaed
In two years, hnt the heavyweight
(')nintpion has lost few decisions In
them up to date. The huming Issue
ha heen whether the; champion will
or will not agree to fight his foremost
l.'.r.r fiiiiMf atntionu i 1. 1 , .u . . i, .a mil i ienKr, Hurry iiib. 1 ne coin-
hoUHinj: for employee, game farms, . n,iue wielding all the authority It
etc., have heen acquired in the last c,n,Ui mtT finally ohtalned Don.p
thro eor four vears with monev con- 'H"y' nKreemeut to the match, hut the
trlliuted hy the sportsmen of ,hi title-holder since then, has skipped
state. Title to all of this property is WOitt nml "voided further discussion
lodged in the name of the state of of t,,p u'Jt while the hoxlng rulers
Oregon for the heneflt of the whole , u,p ,,n
people. ThW arrangement the sports
men of the slate do not object to,
provided they havo something to say
about how tills money Khali he spent
and who shall spend it.
Kince his inauguration Governor
Vterce, In ila efforts to secure con
trol of this organization nnd this fund,
lias removed from the commission
Colonel (ieiirge Kelly, (Maine llallock,
M. A. I,ynch. Uoy Davis ami Hen Dnr
ils, part of these men being hlH own
uppolntees, and H. V. Price, anothe
of his aiipointecH resigned In disgust lmM",,'l
when ho found that the governor had
employed the discredited Cleaver to
frame some of tho employees of the
commission,
Finally, within the last month, tho
povernor has accomplished his pur
pose oT securing control of the com
mission hv the iiitiirtfnlmcitt .f W I.
j Vinley to succeed I'rico. resinned.
None of tho sportsmen's organiza
tions of tho stnto have ever been con
Hiilled about any of Onvcrnor IMercc's
appointees on this commission, and ir
lie had consulted the sportsmen or the
portsmen's organizations of tho state
Lhotit tills last appointment, V. I4.
'Inley would never have been reeoin
11 ended.
Immediately on the appointment of
Inloy, und at the first commission
meeting arier his uppnlntmcnt, he
made baseless charges against Cap
tain jsurgmiurr, stale game warden
f Not lonir after lie had heen crown
ed as monarch of the wilds of wallop,
a few seasons ago' liiihe Ituth became
imbued with the old Idea that the king
could do no wrong. It was a costly
notion, however. . for- after tasting of
tho forbidden barnstorming fruit, the
Itamhlno was exiled anil otherwise
punished hy High Commissioner lin
dls. There, seems no room left for ar
gument about relative positions of the
Individual nil the organization in
Tin decision Is administered
with an Iron hand. I'nless. It is Demp-
sey, however, the Individual whnrfo po
rtion stirs the popular imagination
more than any other now on this sub
ject Is Tllden, The national tenuis
champion, it seems, has jumped nut of
the frying pan of his victorious player,
writer battle of Into the fire of
the playov-lntorvfcwor tussle of 4f2
hut appears so far to be holding his
own.
"J shall do as 1 please about It. I am
not violating tho nmnteur rule," he Is
quoted as saying In reply to intimations
taht he would he cafled before the
United StatOH I,awn Tennis associa
tion tox)laln Ills action In giving In
terviews on tournaments In which he
Ih playing to the syndicate for which
ho writes.
"How does lie get nwny with thln
Iteca use he Ih Tllden," fh.vh tho nh-
servor, who sees in tho tall Quaker the
L. Ityckman. state superintendent Hoar nml t"'"nK example of ln-
organlxert
force. - - - l ;
sp!t briefs 1
M.
of hatcheries, and Otto Jones, edu'en
lional director.' These ugly charges,
which Air. Flnley knew to he untrue,
were inado for tho purpose of laying
the foundation for the removal of
Tturghduff, Itycltman and Jones. In
thlH disgraceful proceedings he had
tho support of At. II. Itower of Corval.
lis and J. W. Alaloney of Pendleton,
two of Pierce's nppnlutocH who voted
with Kin ley on the motion to remove
these IicihIh of departments .
Now the situation is Just this are
Ihe sportsmen of the stale of Oregon
going to demand that they Hhall have
xnincthlng to say about who will be
appointed on the state game cnmmls
Hon, and shall have something to say
about how the money they raise to
conserve the wild life of this state
shall be spent or will they turn it all
over to designing politicians like Wal
ter Phice, Tinley, llower, Alaloney
and Cleaver?
WIIKIEKAS, tho above preamble
setM forth in some measure a statement
of facts as regards the condition of
game affairs in Ihe state of Oregon to
day, now therefore
III: IT ItKSOLVKP. hy the Jackson
County Came Protective association In
special meeting assembled:
Klrst, That we condemn in the
Hi rouge--; possible manner the appoint
ment of W. L. Klnley as n member of
uiu game mmmiHsiHon and denounce j umphed today over Jack Wright of
In unmeasured terms Ihe removal of Canada ami .Miss Penelope Anderson
Captain A. K. liurghduff. Alatt liyck- of Itlchmond. Va., 0-1. 0-1, In the sec
man and Otto Jones by the at-tinn of nml round of the mixed doubles of the
W. J,. Kinley, Al. . Mower and J, W. eahiluhl Invitation tennis lonrnu.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., July HO.
With a hard left cross to the chin.
Jack Crtm, lmloe Indian lightweight,
knocked out Itobhy Allen of Klam
ath Fulls in the second round f
the main event at the Chllotiulu box
ing card last night.
Able Cordon, veteran -coast feath
erweight, got the call over I la be
I Jghtfoot, 1 7 -year-old Klamath hoy.
in a fast six round seml-wlndup.
NKW
William
given a
fore Hn
I'nitnd
YOKK. July Hit. (A. P.)
T. Tllden probably will be
hearing here Sal unlay be-
executive committee of tho
States Lawn Tennis associa
tion on the charge that he has vio
la ted the amateur rule by selling
intei view r io a newspaper syndi
cate.
I
SKAItKIOIIT. X. J., July 3o. A.
P.) John It. Hawkes.of the Austra
lian ha vis cup team and Airs. Marion
Z. Jessup rof Wilmington, Did., tri-
Ahiloiiey.
Second. That this organization ex-
! tend its heartiest commendation and
approval to Chairman Harold Clifford
' and Commissioner 1. N. Kh iKchner for
resist lug this outrageous action with
all the pmver ihey had.
Third, that this organization express
lis fullest lonfidonee fn Captain
: Jturghduff. M. L. liyikman and Otto
Jones, each of whom we know to hi
an exiiert in his Hue and all of them
able nnd honorable men and true
sportsmen.
Fourth. Thi t is the sense of this
lugaulxntion thai the sportsmen of (he
I state should begin (U nrgnnlro at once
to the end that when the next legis
lature meets ue rmi draft and put
through a measure that will plate the
ganto organization and the game fund
beyond control of unvorthy politicians
and lodge It in the hnnds nf ppotts
tnen of the state who furnish ihe mon.
ry for the ocliviihs of thcVtme com
mlHslon.
Fifth, That tfiese rrnnllitlnn:i be fil
In the records of our nssoclation and
rnpioH sent tn Ihe newspapers ami in
tho different game organluatioiia ot
the utate of Oregon.
(Stgmd) Paul A. Hoierer, Presi
dent Jackson County (initio Prolortlve
.Assoetatlon. , '
Itprt Anderson. Chris noltllrh.- ttfm
irl V. Clancy, J. 13. rarkriu!l. Floyd
cook. ha!th P. Cow bill. Commute on
J-tfsohitlcn
ment.
EOI-TAM.
ca cigar you u
"Contenti noted, and 1 ben
to tcmiiin lonR enough
for another ROM AN
rANETELA.1' HOc rt
n l IB I
Vi.m;Aii:.vr or tiik financial coviitiox of j.iisox coi ntv, ukicgux, fou
six jiontiis im:icioi knding JINK SOTH, UH!5.
County IndelTted
Warrants
(leneral County Fund and Interest..-..
Current Kxpei.se Fund ,
Scalp Bounty
Ocncral and Special Itoad Funds ,
Pacific H ighway Bonds...:
Pacific Highway Bonds Interest
Pacific Highway JJond Redemption Fund..
Indemnity Fund
Crater Lake Highway Jtond....
Crater Ijike Highway Interest...
County Library
Prohibition linfoi cement
Hog License Fund
County Fair Fund
Armory Fund ' -
Indigent Soldier Fund
Salury Fund
Fruit Inspection Fund
C'ouniy Fair Premium Fund
Number
Issued
U'J
Amount paid
for County
County Indented
ness. Warrais,
iHHued Hmdsind Interest War'ts, Hoiuls
71.tt8l.K4 14.97.55
a.m.CO 130.50
14.23.11 173.U7T.5S
... . . . 400.000.00
HI.ti34.54
71,b45.5U
107,875.57
500,000.00
70.00
?l'33,2 1 1.50 $1,092,303.78
Amount of Outstanding Bonds and County Warrants..
Less (.'ash on Hand ....
lndeUleduesii ut Close of lluwlnens, Juno 30th, 1V25....
TH 13 FOLLOWINCJ ItKCAPITULATION IS AIAOK UP FROAl THK
10,010.00
(Ciuth)
(Invested)
U'. 512.55
3.474.10
1. 41111. (Ill
138.00
' 224,8!iy.2y
(1,092,303.78
Ilalance In
County
Treasury
48,891.60'
3,800.18
iTToajy
45tL!H
141,037.50
30.000.00
1,631.05
505.53
4.354.G3
77.33
. 2.232.85
. 1.C95.90
.. 40li.O9
- i 533.91
' 900.86
985.79
- 1.453.29
1253,778.41
253.778.11
838.615.37
(1,092,393.78
THE SIX AIONTIIS KNDINO JUNK
; . ll.092.3U3.78
COUNTY " TUKASlJUElt'S KEP'nTS FCU
30TII, 1925 .
FUND
Bee Fund .
Spt'cial Deposits Fund
Dog License Fund v.
Motor License Fund
Slate Game Fund :
Knforcing Proiilblllon Xaiw
Stale Prohibition Fund
General County Fund
Current Kxpense Fund '.
Sams Valley Hoad Fund
Salary Fund ' V r
Sheriff's Deposit Fund
Kkmentnry School Fund
County School Fund
High School Tullion Fund
Geaeral Koud Fund -
Pucafic Highway Bond Redemption
Koud ftond Interest Fund
(bounty Fair Fund '
Premium Fund of County Fair
Rodent Extermination Fund
Fruit Inspection Fund
1920 Personal Tax Fund
1925 Personal Tax Fund
County Library Fund
Aliu'ket Rond Fund i .....i...
Armory Fund ; f-
Fire Patrol Fund
Cities and Towns ..i....
Crater Lake Highway Fund
Gold Hill Bridge Fund
Crater Lake Highway Interest
Ashland-Klamath Falls Road Fund.
Gold Hill I. D. General
Gold Hill I. D. Interest ....,
.Med ford I. D. General
Med ford I. I). Construction
.Med ford 1. I). Interest
Evans Creek I. D. (leneral , .....
Talent I. D. General
Talent I. D. Construction
Talent I. D, Interest .'.
Grants Pass I. D. General
Eagle Point I. D. General .
Eagle Point I. D. Interest
Counly lliuu( Districts
"County Sohool Districts .'
Sinking Funds of Schools
Building Fund of School 35
Suspense Account-
Indigent Soldiers Fund ,
indemnity Fund
District 'Boundary Hoard '.
Overcharge 1914-19 Personal Tax....
Bank of Jacksonville
:..A...
13::.
tl 9 IB I Av t0
l .' Turned over to Treasurer $0.71.599.81
Cullccled -. - fl72.013.75 Unlance..,.....:...
m;01;T8 .7l.01S,TS
1923 TAXES '
Turned over to Treasurer J E3.7S4.S4
0t 66.100.65 Balance ' :..'..l...:.... 1.173.31
68.IpO.p5
HALA.NC'K DKHlTS CREDITS' BALANCE
Jun. I, 1 325 iOlsl.) . (lleceit.f) July 1, 1S25
I 4.00 '. $ 4.00
S.SRI.Ot ' 4.40 .1 3.28li.OU
2.330.H6 138.00 81.00 " 2.232.S6
' 287.70 .35.2fl6.v7. 34998.31
: 1 14.22 . 1 14.22 .
924.2f 3.114.22 2.467.31 277.33
' 705.22 705.22 ,
20. 794. 65 1 19.472.70 141,669.75 . '48,8111.60
2.313.93 . 71.845.80 73,337.75 3,806.18
. 2.525.49 2.543.30 17.81
944.51 .' 6.35 950.86
Dr. 0. 62-2.76 Dr. 6,622.75
335.33 29.401.25 29.066.28 .36
5, 092.46 42.344.18 46.283.33 - 9,631.61
1,714.26- ' 9,284.20 14,092.47 0.522.63
4.76,9.82 63,199.46 63.526.07 6.096.43
126.519.611 14.517.90 141,037.50
Dr. 250.89 10.010.00 10,717.80 456.91
1,535.52 160.38 1.695.90
.. : 1,453.29 1,453.29
42.45 i , 42.45
...!... 985.79 985.79
..Dr. 1.111.59 Dr. 1,111.59
3,444.09 3,44.09
5.063.80 3,474.10 2,764.93 4.354.03
2,258.19 44,648.94 42,896.20 '505.51
358.25 .....' 137.84 ' 496.09
695.01 5,773.09 5,642.86 564.78
3.521.97 93,890.67 92,413.03 2,044.93
. 619.92 S0.64 64.1 1 , 603.39
;. 8.254.03 8.254.63
...... 263.86 12.512.55 13,341.94 565.53
5.686.91 J.403.23 1.939.82 223.60
.; 417.93 6.659.67 6.329.22 87.58
9.382.40 6,382.40
5.414.16 37,584.69 45.181.18 13.010.65
16.75 16.75
20.562.80 44,082.00 51,300.00 27.180.80
164.18 12.08 176.26
' 15.188.36 38.857.39 41.802.20 18.128.23
886.90 39.554.31 43,167.41 4.500.00
35.810.80 36.810.8
..'..:..: 1.069.70 1.732.18 02.48
673.91 4.043.43 4.085.59 010.07
;...:,..'... 12,012.00 12.012.00 '
...... 29 171.29 73,899.95 62,708.82 7,980.16
1 1.993.14 157,262.03 150.461.24 5.192.35
26.131.47 ' 38,967.00 30,297.30 17.471.77
4.644.60 4.558.29 86.40
' ' 85,320.39 85,320.39
-. 633.91 : , , 533.91
031.05 1.000.00 1.031.05
1.188.61 1,188.61
1 106.93 : 100.93
Dr.5 80.033.98 ; 3,551.74 Dr. 77.082.24
Collected
Collected ......
Collected
Collected
Collected
Collected ,
Collected ".
Collected
Collected ...'.
Collected ...
Ilnlnnce. Dec. 31
Collected
56,100.55
' 1923 TAXES"
Turned over to Treasurer
..t 15.047.35
lialunco
15.047.35
1921 TAXES
- Turned ovci' to Treasurer
10.095.79 Balunce 1
10.095.79
1020 TAXES
Turned over to Treasurer
8.316.17 Balauuo '
11.1133.61
3.3.74
16,047.36
$ , 360.73
: ' 129.07
10.096.79
8.310.17 , '
1919 TAXES ' .
244.80 Turned over to Tieusuror
1918 TAXES '
1 '9 31 Turned oVcr to Treasurer t
1917 TAXES ' ' '
3 74 Turned over to Treasurer
1916 TAXES '
26.97 Turned over to Treasurer I
Mli TAXJS:-i''- '"'' ' ' '
17.38 Turned over to Treasurer ,
1914 TAXES ""
4 72 Turned over to Treasurer i
0,409.32
1, 906.86
' 8,316.17
' 244.80
19.31
3.74
86.97
.17.38
' '4.73
11
CEKTIFICATES OP REDEMPTION
1924 S 676.07- Paid Certirlcuto llolilor..
I.'..:.. 9,830.62 Uulance Juno 30, 1920....
(.. ,: I ,
...,J10,328.18
..... .879.11
. ' J10.507.29 . . :- . 10,607.29
SERVICE AND MISCELLANEOUS FEES. INCLUDING TAX SALES
. . j 5,1 33.79 Turned over to 'Treasurer,...! 6,133.79
PERSONALTAXES COLLECTED BV LEGAL DEPAUTM ENT , .
Collected ....... Turned over to Treasurer,... . ?8-i5
RECAPITULATION OF BALANCE . " "'
Total,
' ("Dr."
$313,373.57 $1,051,219.19 $1,080,403.97
fore Ihe flKUre 'llwriciftes bvodriiTts;"u HehU DtiluticOH.)
$342,558.35
1924 Taxes ,
1923 Taxes
1922 Taxes
1921 Taxes
1920 Taxes
1919 Taxes
1918 Taxes
1917 Taxes .;.
1916 Taxes
1915 Taxes ,
1914 Taxes
Suspense Account
Certificate of Hcdomntlon ..
S
First National, Bank ...
Balance on hand
CASH AND ASSETS
SIX
1719;94
2.373.21
.. 3,413.74
729.07
.. 1,906.85
None
-'Noiio'
None
' None
None
' None
.12
.'. ;. J79.ll ,
$ 9,421.04
l ', V'lv
. 6,966.40
,. ' 2,454:68
:9.431.04
" MOfJTiks
TOTAL AMOUNT OF TAXES COLLECTED DURING
-. i ENDING JUNE 30. 1923
$672,018.75
66,106.55
1924 Taxes
1 923 Taxes
1922 Taxes
1921 Taxes
1920 Taxes -
1919 Taxes
1918 Taxes
1917 Taxes :
1916 Taxes , -
Is 1 S Taxes
1914 Taxes ;.- L...-.....1 .
Certificate of Redemption ;.- ;
Total !.'.... :
Service Miscellaneous Fee, including Tax Foreclosure Sales..
1924 Personal Tuxes Collected :
.... 15.047.36
.... 10.095.79
8,316.17
244.88
.... 129.31
'8.-74
.... : 20.97
...i'V '-17.38
4.72
9,830.62
...771,837.21
....$ 6,133.79
189.25
:.J.777,l00i28
CLOSE TO HOME
This Bank has all of its interests
close j:ahiue., rtf fvi
Its interests are yoiir prosperity
and the welfare of our community.
Its Federal Reserve membership
is for your protection.
Your Account is Invited
JAcksoN County
Bank
Medford, Oregon
Established 1888
-j. l ii L itTl 111 iTTTTl I II iTij- " iii.Tm 1 1 1 1 Lii i iTTl . I 1 ! HI t t jTTTUT iIulI'IJ
Total Collections of-Office '.
STATE OF OREGON.' e -. (.., . -
County of Jacksoh . '' ' ' . ", ' t
. ' ; .1 ; : ' :". . - ':-..; V- : :
I, Delilia Stovens. pounty Clerk of the County Court in and for Jnckson
Counly, Oregon;' do hereby certify that the foregoing copies of .Statements
und 'Recapitulation of tlic flnanclurcondltion of Jackson County, Oregon, for
the six months ending June 30th, 1925, of tho County Treasurer and County
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon, are true -and correct copies of'the 'original
reports filed In my office. .'--.- '. . . :
J In witnoss wlioreof, I have hereunto set my hund and affixed tho sou! of '
tlve County Court this 17th day of July, 1925. -r '.t ... -i-. .
t .- I. DELILIA STEVENS,
(Seal) .' County Clerk, forackson County, Oregon,
cor.NTv' clerk's skmi-anxVal report FOR THE SIX' MONTHS
' ENDING .UTNE. 102.1. " ' ' "''
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES
County Court and Commissioners .
circuit Court
Justice Court
Sheriffs Office
Clerk's orrico
Treasurer's Office
Coroner's Office
School Superintendent s. Office .
I Fruit Inspectors Office
I Asscssor'er Office .;
' County Agent
I Tax Rebate i
Widow's Pension
Court-'llouse Expense
Liair '......;
('are of Poor ut Poor I-arm
Care of poor Not at Poor i-arm ...
Juvenile 'Court Expense ...' ...
Advertising and County Printing .
Election Expense
County Nurse
Surveyor's Office
Sealer of Weights and Mcusurcs ...
Water .Master
County Attorney
Health Registration
Counly Audit
Fair Expense
Siaughlerert Cattle Claims
Forest Servlco Expense
Bounty '. .
Dog License Fund
Library Fund ,
Prohibition Enforcement -----
Road Fund
I ' Total
STATE OF OREGON. ' ' .'. . . i
County of Jackson. . ; n
14
2.370.69
6.704.S2
803.2
10.465.9u
6.993.81
3:396.76
404.S2
3.326.20
1:660.66
7.62 1!2.
8.8 1 C.90
2.196.37
2.453.00
2.645.44
2.7ii.'9l
I.109.O2
6.2-18.;8
111.65
2.388.65
- 16.30
1.199.05
61 7.4 I
116.13
2. 060. 81
2.791.35
83.26
500.40
4.664. 57
' 186.80
8.30
' 3.191.60
: 138.00 .
' 3.488.02
70.00
483.03
....$233.2.71.50
- - r,
L. ,',bo!11. "". fun(y Clerk of ihe County Court In and for Jaukson
'owViV i?' Y"n' !8' rfy that the foregoing aiuiem ont and flmicla"
exhibit of me conuition of Jackson County. Oregon, for tho six months end-
. , DEniLlA'-STEVBMS ,T ,
County Clork for Jackson Counly, Oregon, f
CASH PAID
Tor Second-Hand
j'umituro and Stovoi
W. A KINNEY
. . Furniture I loiise ,
315 E. Main Phone 509
rlng your clear, cotton rafc. to lhf
crp.. We ll buy thm. , tl
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors Screens, Windows arid ash,
Window and Door Frame
Mouldings, Cabintis of All Rinds
Our Constant Aim l to Keep Our Quality and
Prltea Absolutely Right. '
bo Not Order From Out ofiTdwn ConcVn Belore
Letting Ut Figure on Your Bill.
TROWBRIDGE, CABINET WORKS
Medford 'A Modern Mill ' Oregon
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, BRICK. ASPHALT. LIME, CEMENT, MO PAPBB '
BRICK MADE HERE IN YOUR HOME TOWN ""
. From home material, home labor emtrt'oysamonVy Went 'tor"'th!
homo building material remains here In circulation, t BulH ftB BrtA
. Flemish Bond, cheaper than lumber; air space walls, cool In summer,
n-arm In felnter; no lathing, no Falling, no 'npkeep cheaper ftsori'nc'e.
Don t mind the knocker, he s stllj rocking the lwst Cb!1! at BtanSard
Rooting & Pondera Supply Co. and save money on brick, time,' cement,
asphalt nnd roofing; paper. Corner'ttf and Ninth street,' or tt factory.
. Tenth and F1r.: ... ; , ;. . . ..,.;n :....!. .-
" f STANDARD ROOFlHo A BUIUDER8 SUPPUY CO.
' V "Your Servant" ' '
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