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Newspaper Page Textc PXftE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD. OREGON". FRTDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1928. i t ir WALNUT GRAFTING nrrimMO nnnriTO iU! 1)0 IN EDEN PRECINCT By Mary O. farcy. V.TtV.S PRECINCT. Oct. 4. I have been making a 1ml- in vestigation into the v',f" i f fi I it i of those pMrionM who have the black walnut trees planted on ihi-ir places, turning the.e shade trees into a very profitable as wcjl ay i-onr"rt giving proposition. Many have haft ihf-m grafted in the pat four year and arc geUing .-ome fine nuts (his fall. Tii hi.it k wal nut Is of hardier ?((ifl; th.in thi Franouetie, English. The j-rtiwth is -much faster whR grafted on the Macl. And this bring the trees, into bearing from tn o to four -:rs earlier. -Vol only this but many hav large ir''-:' f the M:iik whithrnn be grafted and the roj-t would not Jk much greater than the first co-t of an Kngihh ore-hard. S. H. Stevens. Jam--Aii'-n. T. J. Fish. Noah Chandler nnd Harry Morrison, all have ' grafts Kimiiie into bearint- thi frill. A numli") of Ashland re. Idem had tree grafted several jvars a jo and all cay tb'-ir tree are- bringing Jn a fair profit thi ; fall. Many have Eng)ih tree that turned out to 1 of the hard -hd! t varieties and of on -hardy stock : these would better be rehired; with new tre. If on plants ihe, nut of the black wainul just ht-f ; th- tree i wanted, it will be ready to graft with several gi afts in four years and the grovih will be. xt much more ra,oid (hat the tree w ill come into b-arfn2 iiii-Jc'-r than In setting the trees from the. nurseries. Last Sunday witness.,! a rather: sad gathering at the new church vhfn Reverend Nelson preached his farewelj sermon to a large con- ' gregation. Although there had b'-en given a f-ireweil reception for Mr. and Mr. Nelson on Friday . evenim.'. It seemed we did not real ize the j -art in g from our pa tr until the Sutsday services. Op-. J:illy did the young f'dkn how how they regretted (he going f away of Mr, and Mrs. Nelson. f Mr. and Mr. Jodd of Vreka. runif over hi. I Hundny and will mak their home wilh Mr. Doddtf fnther and motht-r, .Mr. nrnl Mr, liinchrui), nt their home on th highway. outh of I'hoenix. Mr, llodd looking for work thi winter. ,Mr. 7. liraymer and d iu-lU'-t-Porothy,-were Medford business viHitorn from Talent 'lat Tin wm.. .Mi.jt Ijoi -othy lia ju-t returnvd from a vi:t with relativ In So"-, kanc and will co n to Tallfor- ; nia when? .nhe will fpend oiri' wei-in vfxftinK friend. ! Mr. nnd Mr, i.oule Colver y ere in Medford Tuesday. They have f f;.rd "a-t Saturday v. ' r" Dr. M'tlm-;r-n. U W:nnie s hna-k, Ir-ne iianiiey. Ir. arid Mr. Frank Sn-z-r. Mr. Klfem. J"hn Ma-t, Mix. I.ilhe iolernan. i". arey. Mrs. Ir--ne e!i;. Tomato hatre aiij. over In thi precinct, and --t-n a vrry prof ita bie one. Mr, and Mr. I'.iKy Kt-r.wii of M-dford p-m lat Sunday a the zu''.kt of Mr. and Mo. I', ilarne t'Urt:. We are delighted to annoiiru-e th-1 hirh of a fine haty i,MrJ, brn I he v, -;f t- of Jack A I i n i a t Sunday evening. REESE CREEK R1PLETS Master Joe KnadftlT c,cx a rather Ktvero fall while at play at school last VVt-dnejtday. Hz had climbed the slide and while preparing to come down lost hi hold and fell, knocking the breath out of him and rauin? him to lose out In his stud ies for the rest of the day. .Mr, and Mrs. O. Davidson, a-r;om-anted by Crandrna KobertHon. attettiied Sunday school and church at I'.rownc boro on the 30th. The WHfry orchard has be-n de layed very much recently nn ac count ol the .shortage of bores, hut hop to be pickini; In full blast foon. The farmern in tin section are rtjoicins since the recent shower o( -biesRini, and are renin'- ready for the fall plowing. It in under stood there is to be quite a reduc tion in water tax next year, which everyone wilt -ireaiiy appreciate. The Sunday ttchool es-on for lat Sunday was a review of the lessons for the past ouarter. Text, "Paul, the Missionary." The golden text, '"'hrit liveth in me," Cal. 2:20. watt the heart of the Ieon, and contained the secret of happine in thns our earthly life. Mrs. Com mons' class came forward and re cited all of the uolden texls for ia-H miartr trom memoi y. The leKson for next Sunday Is on Paul missionary journey to Kphesus. AftH H:M. llev. John Still will preach in the morrtini: and even- in the r--ad of ihi district will Uc takn uji. This will be- good new to th- farmers along the two mile stretch from the jor to the Newman plc- v. ho have latr-Jy been having ther mail hoye torn do.n. fences and sale: demolih rri, garden and fjowe-r beis ltj- r oyed . Fnink Myerw, Jim Kne-land and Mr. Tioughtn of the Tied Skin .r- hard b-fr Thursday for toe hih hiHaj to v, rang! with the big bu and try to capture Mjme ui the iMt . .Mm. And.-ron ar.d children who have been living on the John Vaughn place for the pa year r mor. have meed to Medford. San ford Kichardson and family of Iteall Jjinf and John Jodge and children of Medfrrd visited re la tfves here Sunday afternoon. The new house on the Tut tie ub-dfvi-don lx nearing completion and nm a new family will be added to th'- district';; population. A musical entertainment htch uiH b" put on by Mrs. K. K. 'lore and Ourp Andrews of Medford featuring w-me of the best vocal and in.: u mental talent of the val ley w ill be held at the m hool houe Friday night, fu-tober 12. A smut! admi.-jion will be charg ed, i -ait of which will go to the Table Hock fomm unity club. ThojM who wih to vote at the November ejection mu.-t be regis tered by Saturday night. October rem visitor in Abiand Monday. Mr. And Mi. Kalph Villian nd infant son o;,ved to Horr hroofc. I'alif.. where Mr. Williams hj wjrk tor the winter. H. H. Ooddard and iton. O- M Cloddard. went up to the ranch n-ar Hain cre-k TueMaV morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vanderwal and i hiidren of Tillamook county are visiting at the home of Mr.-. J.. K. Ilradiey. Mr. Hradley Mr. Vanderwal's mother. Klmer M 'irphy of Modern t'alif.. called on the old-timer. last week. He formerly om ned the o. a. Briner home, but had been away for over li year. Miss Rachel Williams called or. Miat Sadie Jones of Talent Ja.u Friday. storSIreo ' CorXTY C'OCRT PKKTF.IlNii V-tvxd Sup' Office The following L a t-chedule of Frankie Adams, work in expenditure of Jackson County. school supt'n office $ Oregon, together with a list of the j Suzanne H- Carter, salary, i U-im;-.nt5 and articie- of crvice-i jchool supt , for which tn- ciaim mde ndjiorothy Chltwood, work which were passed upon hr ihei in school supt's offic- . ' County nt Jack.-on during the'ijorain MorTis. work. In ; month of Septemher, 1S2S. school supt's offic .... . The following hills were allow-: C. M. Taylor, salary- ste ed with the exceptions shown: , nograikher DUTCH FREIGHTER HEADS TO BOSTON IJ BRAKY FTXI American IJbrary Asn,. l,ooks I 100 Mrs. J. V. Brown, aalary. tampbell A Iuntg, books S.3l Marion Chrysler, salary ... SO. 00 J. K. Otli Co.. hookas .. .. Mr. Myrtle Merrifield, nam-)' &. Mrs. R. H. Moore, salary 5.00 Mrv. Frank Hunt:-, salary 75.00, Mrs. Leila Shepherd, sal- 1 ary S."0, Mrs. Relle Smith. palar ;.0ij Swem's Book Shop, books 32,4 Hazel Taylor, salary 5.00 Mrs. E- I. Wilson. salar 5-00 K- Fal Woolsey. talary .... T5.00 K- Fay oolsey. current expense J. K. Oill Co . supplies .... Klotker I'riniery, stip- plies Medford Book Store, sup plies Home Tel. Tel. Co.. jeetVlce Frankie Adams, work tn school supt's offlc ...... 12.00 14.00 ioo.o .13 8.00 18.50 27.00 Total $ 419.: lYult Inspector's Officr K. F. Oatman, salary. fmit Inspector 1 Toward K. Warner, sal ary, fruit inspector Total ITi.OO .Vsiesor's Offlc' Anna F. Coleman, work in assessor's office I Total 4-(.fS ciRir Coleman, salary, dep CI KRKNT KXI'KNSE FI ND Uty assessor County Court and. Comns.lslon(ri : j, n, Coleman, salary, as Oeo. Alford . salary, conn sessor r....j ty commissioner Zs.oo J. b. Coleman, travel ex pense 80.00 Jesse H. Coleman, work assessor's office sal- BEAGLE BRIEFS TABLE ROCK TABLETS The wet weather i cau.-ing ijite a little inconvenient-" to hay grow cim here w ho ;it " trying to put up their fourth crop of alfalfa. Mrs. Haul: Cameron has rented her two bounce here ami mm-ed to .Medford where she ami tier two children "ill spend the winter with hi-1 m''th-r. Albert Strauss, master oi the Sains Valley f.iaiiM'. was a busi ness visitor here W'-dnesd.iy even ing. The cre-t of the f,it picking wen son Is passt d in th if sect imi; all that remains being some late varieties- "f apples and pears. Th- annual pt -e-seastin shooting f ithe:i mt tH k t.eem to have coni- been fn the pear packing in Med- j nu,n(.(M jl(,r ;u. tirding to repm ts foril fir the pnflt two month'. butJin) 1H evidenced by numbers of ;inihed Tuesday. j crippled birds In the fields. i Mr, and Mrs. Boh Sims are spend ing a few days in Klamath county. : Mr. Whwler and daughter, Al t' maty, were Medford visitors the ' first of the week. Mrs. Jasper Hannah and dau&h er. Vllma, were calling on friends at lleagle a few days ago. The youtux folks that live near the Martin home are spending some very enjoyable evenings "listening In" on i,ee Martin's new radio. K. Lucas and family were call ; ers at the Kanderson home Sunday. The Antloch Sunday school was well attended last Sunday and nil ! enjoyed a short sermon by Mission ary 1). t. Kandall. We hope Rev. Itandall can meet with tis unuin soon. The first meeting of the Antioch P.-T. A. will he held at the school house Friday evening at $ o'clock. ,A cordial in vital ion is extended to jail. j Miss fleor-jiana Hitssonu. who is j teaching the Antioch school, spent the week end in Medlortl at the 1 home of her narenls. I Mr. and Mrs. Miller of DehenKer ; Cap delivered a trailer to Charles , Stephens the Tirst of the week, j While in our neighborhood the Mil lers spent part of the tfay visiting i at ihe Joe Mayfield home. : Mr. and .Mts. Chns. Stephens and i Mr. Haldwin and family expect to leave for Californiu the middle of j this week. j Jack Do Jam.! spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.usk vis iting with his son, Clifford. NKW YORK. Oct. ijPt The gale-hatiered Imtch freighter Cel aeno with nix f her lifehoats gone and one of her crew uf thirty-five dead today was proceeding toward Ronton under her own steam. "S. H. Celaeno to all nhip." faid the last mes.Hage relayed frfom the ' little freighter. "Here everything ' O. K. Ijst six life;oftts." A p.e- . vious message has told of the . death of one of her crew swept overboard by the heavy seas which for a time threatened to swamp the vessel. Two ocean liners which answer ed her SOS Wednesday morning. the 1'nited States line's America and the Hamburg-America's lin , Albert Hallin. were proceeding on i their way. The White Star line ' Baltic, which wxs the first to ; reach the Celaeno. was believed still standing by, ready to aid if neceHary. Word of the safety of the ship was received from captain Paul : Wiehr of the Albert Ratlin, whose ' message said the gale at its height j was so severe that his 20,000 ton j ship was forced to slow down to : lesH than 10 knots nn hour while proceeding to the relief of the 4, ; 000 ton Celaeno, l.'iuo miles off J Newfoundland. 1 J ose phy ne Ba te ma n ary. stenographer Victor Burseli. salary county commissioner .. &1.00 W. J. Hart7.ell. salary conn- j ty judge 166.67 Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. servfc-.s 5. SO Western Cnion. service .... 1.5$ j Total 333.11 Circuit Court Oeo. X. ' Lewis, salary. bailiff 21-0 Jexsie Mastin, salary, court reporter 116.67 Bancroft - Whitney Co.. supplies 20. SO Klocker Printery. service 2. 75 Bert It' ll and family of Klam- M. It. Harp"r tint) son have Im nth county were doing trading i"'gun the full seeding nf grain .. Medford last Tuesday, They al ways come to Medford to do lot of trading in the fftn. The ground i wet down deep enough !mw for plow ing and many u ben the Dtiggati ranch. Phil (iorden who ha been isit ing relative- here for none time returned last week to Kveiett, Wn f WAGNER CREEK ; will sow fall grain nmv, Jack Allen went hunting day laM week but w If be had any luck Mi. and Mrs. II. O. Shrnrer of Medford were visiting at the hnnu of your correspondent last Saturday. em ployiiient Oeo. McDonough of Sams Valley was it business visitor here 1 Leek. Charley )t(kson and daughter. Mrs. Meier ami hus band of Poi tland, were brief visi tors here Sunday wit h obi t hue friends. Thev had come to Me. lid not learn ; first of th 1 Mr. and M I-:, il. Rease, father of ttrvtd.ford to ntlend the funeral of Mrs, Rene was tapped again last Sat- Dickson's mother, the late Mrs. unlay and twenty pounds of fluid Dmtna Itashfonl Win. Lewis, Jr. who has some ttf sheep, week i'li- ilnuvn off from his Intestines. II It again about at this writing, but ; twenty-six bumlred heai very weak. la here the fii.-t of th Picking of the Newtowns fn the gaging hay ami p:isiuie. Cads or Darn rave orchard Is In We are ret-nested to announce full swing nnd a fine crop is be- (hat the Table Rock Mock pound ing gathered. ' w ttl open for business next Mon- Anionr others who were In Med- drtv morning when nil )uos,- moek Mr. and Mis. (. a. K-rliy nnd '-on, Dtnmld, and Miss Rachel Wil liams calb-d on Mr. and Mrs. ('has. 1 1 owen of Ashland last Hrtnday. ' Miss Marie Sonmers is spend j ing the week With her grand -: parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kerby. Mr. H- S Lynch is building a new woodshed with a store-room -above. j Mr. and Mrs. J-. L. BrJner and AM hur Kasttuan w ert; Sillitlay callers at the fj. A. Briner home .on tills creek. i Tu stlay a deer, supposedly scared out by hunters, made Its ; way down t h rough the Wagner . creek Valley. ' M i s. H, t. Sommers has been 'luile 111 the past week. ; O. A. Briner called on C.. A- K'-rby Tuesday. Mi- 1 1 S Lyn h was n bus!- TO FACE CHARGES OF EMBEZZLEMENT ATLANTA. Oa., Oct. 5. bP-r-Cllnton $: CaVhes, defaulting treas urer of the. southern Baptist con vention home mission board, was brought back to Atlanta today to : face charges of having embezzled j approximately l ,(MMi.aoo ,f the boat d's funds. A throng of cu rious persons crow tied the ' union j station antl watched from points of vantage on a nearby viaduct as ( "antes, ha ndciiffed to an of ficer who accompanied him from , Winnipeg, Manitoba, was taken from the train. Tn e fro w d wa s ho g rea t that there wax delay In taking Carnes off the train. Finally he alighted under an escort of police and .county authorities nnd was placed in an automobile. it was neces sary for the police to clear a wnv -through the throng before the machine cottld proceed to the 'eniinly jail. There's somebody like him in every office TO OPEN BIOS ALTURAS LINE LlSTLF.SSLY he begin the flay. Bui he han no grip on his job. I lis desk piles up with unfin ished work. As people help nnd pity him, he realizes that he might as well face the truth. He is through. The pnee is too much. Something has been stealing his energy killing his ambition. He isn't sick nnd yet, some how, he never feels well. Thousands of men are fall ing behind the crowd, all be cause they fail to realize how deadly consti pation is. Constipation can wreck the strong est body. Headaches, sleepless nights, list lessness, wan complexions are just a few of its early symptoms. In the end, it often leads to serious disease. What a pity more people do not know there is such prompt relief from this terrible scourgel Kellogg's ALL HRAN is guaranteed to relieve constipation safely. More to pre vent it just as surely. Only ALL-BRAN is 100', effective It is bulk that relieves constipation. Because it is 1 0 0 ;;. bran, Kellogg's AI.I.-BRAN sup plies bulk in generous quantity. In a part-brnn product the amount of bulk is usually too small to be completely effective. That's why doctors recom mend ALL-BRAN. ALL-BRAN brings natural relief Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is totally different from dangerous drugs and pills whose dose must be constantly increased to be effective. It works as nature works. The health of , the entire family can be maintained by serv ing ALL-BHAN in some form every day. A pleasant cereal. To eat with milk or cream. Delicious with fruits or honey added. Use it in cooking too. Just eat two table Hpoonfuls daily chronic cases, with every meal. But get genuine Kellogg's- the original ALL-BRAN, bold by all grocers. Served at hotels, restaurants. On diners. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek- I PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. f (p I The Sunt hern Pacific engineering 1 department will open bids at San 1 Francisco, October l", for construe ' Hon of the main srtlon of the new t line between Klamath Falls, Ore.. and Alttiias, Cul. About 0 miles ; tif tills line remain to he construct ed. Part o( the line out of Klam- alii Falls is already being built. The entire miles of new line Is expected to be competed next July ! or August. Total '.- S Justice Court Ceo. W. Wood, salary". clerk of justice court $ J. It. Bell, justice court juror's fees jHaimp-l, Bertelson, justice t-ourt juror s tees ('has, Carlton. justice court juror's fees Ray Coleman, justice court Juror's fees H- H. UuBois. Justice court juror's fees Peter Kick, justice court juror's fees C. K. Hoefs, justice court i jurors fees ,A. K. Ijingley. justice court Juror's fees l.lohn V. Miller, justice court juror's fees Alfred Xorris, justice court Juror's fees ; J. L. Rre, justice court ; costn : R. Schuler, justice court Juror's fees Joe Thomas. Justice court j Juror's fees I Class y I'rudhomme Co., supplies ('.. J. Prescott, justice court costs L. A. Roberts, justice court costs ".. o. Taylor, Justice court costs Albert Holm, justice court Witness fees Corbet t Hmllh justice couit witness feea Total . ... Sheriff- Office Olgn K. Anderson, salary, deputy sheriff Berneice Jennings, salary. deputy sherigg Louis V. Jennings, deputy Louis W expense Paul C. Jennings, deputy sheriff .. Raul . Jennings, expense Ralph n. Jennings, ary. sheriff - Ralph (i. Jennings, travel expense Ralph c. Jennings, trans- po ting prisoners J. H. l.eggitt. guard work Mary R. Sweeney, salary'. deputy sheriff Ralph fj. Jennings, stamps Marshall I Mint Ing- Co., supplies Medford Book Store, supplies ' Ashland Tidings, expense Haily News, supplies : Hume Tel. & Tel. Co., s-rvle i Office Stationery & Sup- ' plv Co.. supplies Oregon Calif. Trucking ! Co.. service ' Postal Telegraph Cable ! Co., service I State Industrial Accident ; Cnmin . insurance. t Swem's. supplies Western Cnion. service ... 160.9.' Vera Daugherty, work in assessor's office IJnnle Hanscam. salary deputy assessor nira C Mitchell, salary, deputy assessor Dan Pearce, work in as sessor's office J, B. Coleman, express .... Medford Book Store, scp plies West Coast Printing and Binding Co., supplies .... Daily New-;, supplies Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. service - - Medford Printing Co.. supplies ! Total 10 00 'fax RWiSie 'O. O. VanNaita. tax re- i 'l fimd - ; C. Bilker, tax refund iJeUlta Stevens ,ley--r, co. clerk, personal tax funds r. 1.00 1.00 1 1.00 i.6o 318.10 12 00 100.00 , lees; '. 15.00 125.00 &0.00 C3.00 3. 32 ; lOfl.S". 820, t.50 .00 TS.00 31.67 1.C47.49 rYOU CAN BUY NO I HIGHER QUALITY - COFFEE THAN THAT PACKED UNDER THIS LABEL Golde rrWcst VdMtJ. Total l.,34.1Si Klla Ahttl. nnslon t ir,.0ii i Ksvip ,lav Albert, pen- I ("i Kon - 20.00: I So rah K. ArhogaM. p-n- 1.00 1 sion 2(1.00. ; Klorpnce M. liaker. pn- 1 1 00 lon "'! '.luunilu. Huller. pension.... 20.00, Katie M. Crawford, pen- I siorr 10.00 1.00:TPressa A. Dws. pension 10.00 ( lAnna M. Edwards, pen- ,ion 1500 Myrtle Hoffman, pension 15.01- l0Martlna Hugger, pension 25.00 ilna Hvin. pension 46.00 l 0'lara .Miller, pension 10.00 ' Ullian O. Heed, pen- ' sion I?"' JJllif Hloper. renslon 15.00 ( 1 ' Kthel T. Stannley. pen- i sion 20.00 21. TO snrnh V. Htralton, pen- ' i sion -'000 SH.il; violet Tudil. pension 10.00j i A.la May Vroman, pen- ! sion '. l"-r'i Alonia M. Wall, pension 50.00, 8-00,l.lllle Winkleman, pen- ; ! Won - -' 15.00; 27u.3S ! Hertha M. Wyalt. pension 10.00 salary. sheriff . Jennings, travel salary, travel sal- ! " ! Total 1 25.00 ; Vnn House Kitf !J. K. Daniels, salary, Jani- i2s.r.0 ,r i IJ. 'A. Norris. s;ilary, Jani- 12 ,r ; II. J. Jlerrian. city ireas.. 73.0 1' water rent reimport's, supplies 124.C9I independent Kleotrlc, sup- 1 plies ." 'Medford l-"lir. Hi Hdw. Co. i -supplies - 208 02 . packer-Scott . Co., sup plies 109.5 j. Wiley, service city Kunitary Service. 49.57 service 413. 50 j . j serVH', 1 ". I Packer iVOO' ,,.9 Kcott Co.,sup- 100.0 0 75.00 13.6? 6i0 4.20 27.65 c.er. 3.00 16.00 109.13 O.Sti 14.75 Total 367.75 j .lull fc5!Mrs. J. K. Daniels, salary, 16.25 matron for Jail $ 107.00 19.50 o. W. Dunford, salary, ' Jailer 124.69 "'s, Mm . W. I'unforu, meals 2lt0.lJ 3.35 16.00 : Langdon Coming, Rialto Tomorrow ALL-BRAN Alt BRAN n'tY TO CAT Guarantee Jt DR AN ii at4mth nfr; Lmt it ftJing tm Jirwe tn. H H not rwt-9 fwutt' pmttn $mtty, im witt rtif4 Ihm I The public has been thoroughly i educated In the way of the cinema 'ami the average production does . nt travel more than two reels , before they have discovered the i plot and how It will eventually j result. In "Heart Trmthh-." Harry iJing ' don's latest production w hich j I'luiit'it to the Rialto Theatre to- morrow. Langdon keeps just about i three steps ahead of his audience. i Of course, there are some who j will nudge their neighbor nnd whisper that so and sn is going j to happen. And they are going j to be sadly mistaken, j Lantcdon has very can-fufty plan ; tied each sequence and each gag jiuwl the result of this painstaking I f-ffort i rewarded in a picture of exceptionally hlh entertainment 5 value. a Total Clerk's ClTncc postmaster, stamped en velopes Constance Andrews, sal ary, deputy clerk Orpha Beer, salary, book keeper - Julia Canfield, salary, typist -. Mnrv Kd wants, work In ciei k's office Clatidii, Klum. .-Alary dep uty clerk t'race Malone, salary typ ist Delltia Stevens Meyer, sal ary, county clerk Helen Meyer, salary, typ ist Nydah Nell, salary, dep uty clerk Bushong fc Co., supplies Medford Bonk Store, supplies Office Stationery Ar Sup ply Co, supplied Wot Const Printing and Minding Co.. supplies Daily News, supplies ...... Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. j service - Kilham Stathinery and Printing Co., supplies 'Class ft I'rudhomme Co., supplies ; Dehlia Stevens Meyer. of S f ice ex pen - t for prisoners Heath's Drug Store, sup plies ! Jatmln & Woods Drug ' Store, snppliea i.-t" . 13'- j Home Tel. Jfe Tel. 'o.. I service & 1.0S, stat- Industrial Accident 2.i0 Comm., insurance 4.12 J Total : 529.20; 1.2Sfl.0V cirv or I'tsir at Poor Fnrni ; : Irene Wells, salon. Mipt. 12i.0t Mrs. K. K. Beeson, labor 4n 0' CO. 00' calif, Oregon Rower Co.,' . I service 22.66 lOO.f'OiCul! Spring Tool Co., sup- ! plies " 110 00 it. L. Danleln. supplies .... 14. TO j K. C. iardner, peaches.... ti.00 80.00 Hutchison Mercantile Co., supplies CO. 58 82. 6 Jarmln & Woods lrug i Store, supplies 1 110.00 Medford Kur. & Hdw. Co.. stipplfe-t . I-0 90.00 Model Meal Market, sup- I piles 1 1.65 166. 6T , Mutual Mill Heed Co., Mipplie . 16.25 80.00 Home Tel. Tel. Co.. service -30 125.00 U..mer Nal wood 335.00 93.60, : Total - I 6 4 2.6 S 4.95 Can- of Poor Not it l'oor I'ann 1 Kffle Marie Baer. regular 1.60 Indigent 2"'fl Wm. Biege, regular indl- i gent , 15.00 8.75-Wnlter RlackmaTt, regular i ifld'gent 1' 16.4") 1 Kred liUin. regular in digent low Board man, regular indigent - 0 11.01 Julia Bowman. regular indigent 10.00 11.68 'Ruth Anna Bowman, rett A. M. Ford, regular indi gent John T. Fry, regular in digent i Susan T- ' iregg, regular indigent Mrs. B. H. Hatch, regular indigent Mary Roberts Higgins, regular indigent Katie l.enora Hill, regu lar indigent Charles Holmes, care of regular indigent Mrs. Hilma Jalo, regular indigent Melissa K. K nigh ten. reg ular indigent Annie Iithrops, regular indigent Mrs. R. H. I.eazer. regu lar indigent Lena Lee. regular indi gent Philander McKntire, reg ular indigent John Morlt. regular in- ' riigent fIladys Moses, regular in digent A. J. Nicholson, regular HMtlgent Mary A. Norrert. regular indig-ent , Thomas O'Bricm regular indigent Kthel Frances Olson, reg ular indigent Ailie Orion, regular indi gent Mary Osborn, regular in digent Mrs. J. J. Owings, regular- indigent Mary. Price, regular in digent Mrs. J. A. Rassimissan. regular' indigent Carrie Reid, regular in digent Marie Reynolds, regular indigent k. Jessie M. Higins, regu lar indigent Callia Card Sanden, coun ty compensation LottUe Schepfb'Ti. regular indigent Annie K. Smith, regular Indigent Kliza A. Smith, reguar indigent Albert streets, regular In digent Krma Tompkins, regular indigene t Mary Wemer. regular in digent Annie Watklns, regular indigent Z. Wolgamott. regular Indigent Ma rgu ret Vast er, i eg u . lar Indigent Basket Orocery. indigent supplies den. Brown & Sons, in digent expense Cu t ler 1 boratory, i utl i -gent expense K. C. Fa her, indigent sup plies Oates A lAdlard. indi gent supplies Oodward Mercantile Co., indigent supplies Co'd HB1 Sutmly Co.. in dictnt sunnlies Hibhard's Orocery. indi gent supplies Iouie's Cash Orocery. . indigent supplies Oregon State Board of Health, indigent ex pens Sacred Heart Hospital, '"'"""nt "xnenso Weaver's Store, Indigent t'i'i.'f "i . .. Drake's Orocery, indigent K!Ppll'--S OoM Hill Oroeleria and Hdw. Co.. indigent sup plies Relinhle Cash Orocery, indigent supplier Jaekon Street Orocery. Indigent supplies John . Perl, indigent burials H. C Stork. indigent burials St. Vincent's Hospital. In digent expense Total $ Juvenile Court. Insane. Oregon State Hospital, ex pense for feeble-minded $ M M C" Tnf luvenj!" court expense 1 Oreenbaum Dept. Store, cxrienset. for ;frii b!,- miuded 23" Delilia Stevens Meyer, juvenile court expense ; Total $ 27: AtlveitMng & County Print in Mail Trbiune-Virgin Ra dio St a., county adver tising $ Daily News, printing ' Medford Printing Co., printing ! Total ? DM i;lci'tioii Kxpene Helen Arnold, work in clerk's office 3! Medford Book Store, sup plies ! Delilia Stevens Meyer, stamps Billings Agency, registra tion of voters Total $ Health I nit Augusta O lover, salary & expense, Co.. nurse ....$ L. D. lnskeep. M. D,. sal a ry & ex per.se, hea It h officer I, D. lnskeep. M- IX. con tingent fund Lyda T. King, salary A' expepse, Co. nurse Josephine , Kuppes. sal- . 13 Home Tel. service & Tel. Co., Total $ "Surveyor's orfico C. Z. Boy den. expense, deputy surveyor $ Lillian Pub I, salary ste-iiiigrnphe- ttffiec stationery Sup ply Co.. supplies T.:al $ Tn be continued) A Fairyland ot Loior. O 1 Trie Obieni tii Sights that you will sue in no other part of tne world - a trip that is cvcr-interestini!. en joyable. Visit the Or- lent this year; be sure that you cross on a gi ant Empress liner from Vancouver or victor-. ia, B.C. Get literature and information on j-f.o sailings. i ; ! CANADIAN - PACIFIC, .73 95 Vi1.EACCM rreV Cheque fjpini tht ItVrlJ o,Tr 3.1.31 t ul.ir indigent Join I 1.4 12-I'i Is.tuc H. Boyd, regular in- Compentation foe Herder 1 HKI.KN V, Mont-. Oct. a.iTi i The state Industrial hoard has just j decided: on of the most unusual ; case It ever has handled, hy al lowing comiensalton to Jos. Billy, jn ithfp henler, who, while tending 'his rtyclc. was attacked and nerl Itiiinly Injured hy a lar. TmiMin-r'w off tor A. C. Walker, salary, conn ty tieasrer 6 Veil O. Walker, salary treasurer Medford Book Store, sup plies ... Medford National Bank, bix rent Medford Printing Co.. supplies' Postal Telegraph Cable Co, service 150 0 1 6 .0 62 60 regular ittdl- Totnl 336.3? Conini"fS 4ftlrr M. T- Kdwards, srvlc.... digent KM Chase. gent j MIsa Jennie K. Cooper. 5.00: regular Indigent k'na- Copple. regular ln 3.05 digent . Dave Daniels, regular In digent . Frances B. lonaldson. regtilar indigent Midi. lo!der, regular In digent Mis. Kgan, regular Indigent Frttfes Kverett. regu lar Indigent ......... 6 10,00 10.00 16.60 10 00 10.00 10.00 ' 10.00 1 A- HI 10.00 ROOF LEAK? CALL Trowbridge Lumber Yan Our roofing expert will call and give you suggestions an estimates on costs. No obligations. We sell the faoious Johns-Manville Roofings ALSO CEDAR SHINGLES