Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 31, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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MT!DF(VRT MATTj TTITKTTNTI. MTCDFOTW, OTtF-fiOV.' WFDNTISDAY. OrTOBF.T? .11. 1A2S.
. .. I I' I -1- UUIi. ...... - 1 II ii.... - -L- .u - -'LLI a.-j.-i - ii
Ford's Colonial Village Rises Near Dearborn '
plies
Total
68.45 t 'I11'
chase
STORED HAY LOSTi NEEDS MEM
ki;i:.i: ci:ki:i",- "", )ii si.
(.Special.) On Saturday liiKlil. Or
tober 7 1 !l. nl llliuut 0:30 o'clock,
u barn owned by Carlyle Nmivick
burned, together ulth
inns of hay that had been put away
fur the winter. Icavinc no liny for
some 11' milk cows ami other Hock.
It is not known what started the
Many persons who hivc reayun ti
ed to tlici recent uptcui ,of the
American I ted Cross ' fur moneQ
to aid tho sufferers of-.I'orto lilctt
uAnnd I- lo rid a, may wonder V'hy they,
about HO i . . . ' M..nnA ' 1W. ... i
liho annual roll cull, Wtid workorsj
j In some, sections mny fWd thut they i
; cannot ro to these people ualnJ .
not Known wnai uir- ;kln-.foP membership.
fire. - Mr. Natwlck had finished , mttmhoiHhlnf. that kmn the!
milking. U .eems. and was entlnc ; .... (,poifl flinf.Uonlnir und it is
exactly such disasters an those f
' I cited that mnko an increased mem- J
hern hip Imperative thin year.- J
Disasters uro to the. Hod Cross t
I what a life und death call tpfo a
in somewhere in the neBhborhoo,l PrM(,0)lt coolidKO, in askinK the!
of i)0 tonH of hi.y when full, lie-1 Rod Cr0(W to lako car0 of thcj
.sides mock room. It could not he:
supper with bis family when one
nf the hired men discovered the j
fire. It burned no rapidly that it
was with f.'1'eat difficulty that the
milk stock was saved. The burn;
learned whether the hafn was in-
Florida, knew that In U he had !
sured or not. only rccmiy wiorc nwill,BJlMn f,iv n..-i.nnrt fol
IJmmcdlate service. Such, a readl-
had been electricity Installed
in "inn l" J " mwt for service requires resources
whkh had ureally added to the, ftn( lV(.rQUinwter IenIcl ;h the re. .
improvement of .me of tho bent nurC(.sf lho Crom . I
farms in this district. The sym- of t,)(! f . collected at these!
patny or ine wno, oniinmmy '"-special relief culls, not one penny
with Mr, Natwlck. goes to the upkeep1 of thrl Red
, numwrv ''vn num nv.m: , .. M,f,.,t,flfltl. it 1 nx.n.lv tho
channel through which these of
ferings reach the sufferers. ,
All who Join tho J&od Cross at
the twelfth annual roJ! call are
creek icave a helping hand Mcvcral
rtay this week lit roinodfllnc the
Minnlon that han heen m-curi'd by
the HaptiKt church of Kalc Point
for rt'Kiilar hcivIcoh.
The ('ntertainnicnt' IJ a d d y ' h
nl;ht,' Octo'r 20, wuh well at
tfiwli'd. iiicti greatly eneourai?ed
the teachcrH, The program wiih n
flllloWHt '
lieadlnir. "Jaik'H Tribute to Dad"
Mr. l;rounc.
"I've Got the Mumps" Carmel
Iti .uiK
"The ClhoMt Time' Max Knad
Icr. I trading Mi'H. Maynard.
Skeleton Dance Ity two Klrls.
f Shout Dialouue Mim. Kndlturs
und MIkh Chi'iKtiani.
I'mnitki Marie Davison.
Soiijf DlticH (Sroup,
My Jack o Lantern DhvIm I -
lftWS.
Klrnt, Hccond and Third Cradi'
HiilliiwcVn 8oiik.
I.turn of the Wilch Kvelyn
WaddcH.
Hallowe'en Scare Dorothy 7m
tal. m
(Shout Dunce-!-A iritp. j
l.canilnj; tT He An I'lidertakcr.
Hallowe'en Kon; and KiirluncH.
Korluno 'cIIIiik by Wltth Mr.
Humphry.
Cltmcrbrrad and cider were nerv
. cd Mler the cnttalnment and all
nee"ti'rl to hnve a very cnjoyabh'
evening
'I'hc Hmulay Kchiml Ichkoii for
next Kundiiy 1? "The t'hrlntian and
the l'oworn That Ite," found In
lloin. 13:1-10. Kl, 14. Oohleii to.xt,
"Love M'orkcth no Ml to his neigh
bor, llujiefoic love itt the fulflll
liik' of the law," (Kom. 13:10.)
Itev. .Inhn StiMe will prcai at
LVrfe Creek Tn the morning,
mkiciI, and at the ('mitral K'hool
lioum In the evenliiK- All are In
vited tn attend thcHe Hervleon. Itev.
Stilles (i Methodlxt-llaptlHt-IM-eH-byterlan
in fpfrlt and IiU biiHlncMy
Ih itervln;r the Lord nntwUhHiniul
Ink he ciiriicntciH for a living. His
text for htt Sun da v wuh taken
from I'HiilmH S4:ll. uh followit:
"No tfond thlni? will Ho Withhold
from them that walk uprlKhtly.
4
Oaklarwl College
of Polytechnics
Lf ' ;H s3&tt-
L $5.69U.31
Koud DUlrU t No. 9 !
Joe A. Vrt, teaimi
John K. Smith, pay rifll $
Harl IMrich, pay roll
V . J. Huibidtic. driver.:....
Klnier Morw. blacksmith..
Hul.lmi.l Lro-., Mlpplivn ....
Med ford Concrete Const.
Co.. supplies -
Med ford Service Stutlon,
Mrvice -
Ktatf Industriul Accident
Com minion. Insurance..
Standard Oil Co. of Calif.,
supplier -
L'nUn Uil Oo." of Calif.
j-upplics
Shell Co. of Calif., hup-.
plieii ; i-
nsr-lMMiMi. inado for pur- Ht. 1IcImih Street liKhlin J
- . ... ll:llll'IIVI'IIIHI)l tU'Uf.l I.V- ...
oi 10.3 acres iur - - -j yuii
. tliL.tif finld ' il " '
iMauaHBasMdas ja ;
:E if vFrTrfnTTrt 1
t"J.4U
Total
lCoad District Xo, 12
John E. Smith, pay roll....S
Charles Hale, imulinK
'Bravel
! Clifford Collins, driver
H. C. DoomK. driver
L.. u. f rye, uump man unu
hopper
Tom Hoduson, driver
F. Jenkins, machinist..
Jichard Knfplit. hoUlman
Rosh lxwe, hVpcrman
' D. ). ModrelJ. driver ;
John Moulton. crusherijmn
.oren Proek, foreman
llcnnie RelKal, laborer ....
C. A. HlnabarRer, loader....
W. F. Hohertn, driver
Luther Ktancliff. driver ....
W. S. Tetherow, teamxter
xchanse J ire Co., Hup-
plie "
; Loren Gregory, ravel
, Littrcll Parts Co.. HUpplies
State Industrial Accident
Commission, insurance.,
i Standard Oil Co. of Calif.,
I supplies
Shell 4Jo. of Calif., supplies
' doinu their part to keep that chun-
ncl open.
Worth Million Dollars, '
TALLA HAKMIO, FUt. (P) T3io j
Florida fern und bultr Jndustayi
nmminln lf tiinre thttn n nillltitnl
dollars annually, according to L.
M. lIiodcK, commtHiiioiier of the
statP marketing -bureau.
ToUl
HDIXTY
ft. Hurtle $
Lloyd A. Moss
Hoy Stanley
C. A. Applcfrale
Kred Starboard a
Karl Krv
Hustling -Dearbort, JMlch., whare Heory Ford's Dlants um with industry, Is watching the arrival of a
new neighbor from early American history. Ford lit assembling nearby a colonial village. Part of the
tract will be occupied by a museum in honor of Thomas A. Edison. Here Ford has transported a former
Edison leboratory, an interior view of which is shown below. Above is the main building of the museum, ijoseuh Mavfleld
Ford and Edison (left) have long been .warm friends. o . , .M. -V knobel
Ity William A. -Weeks .'and Virginiu and liat was the j
(A.HHoclated press Stuff Writer) ; western frontier the objects to j
DKTHOIT (VP) A twentleili cen- form a llviim lcture of America's;
,eftU Kury traveler chancing Into a vll-!
'COL'NTV (ritT I'lUat.'KKDViiS 'lKC under construction near Dcar-
I - hiorn. Mirh u-mild m nln lilv feul
i i-uiiiinucu ii oin r i luay, vjui. u, i
fs
Sealer of WciffhtH & .McahiircH
Officn Htationery A Sup
ply Co.. HiinplicH Jt l.25i
D. T. Uiwton. HHlas, senJ- lntistrla (
er of wis. & meusutCH ' 27.3-'l ! Henry Kord Is
0 - (early Anieriv:.!!
Total ? 2t.C4 ! orythln
Oeoi'KO Crltesiu, salary
exiJeniH', hydroKrapher t 270
Kreu N. ('ummlniA, sal
ary, watermaster . 170.00
Kred N. CuminlitKH, ex
pense, waternmster 05. B0
(Jeo. W. Daley, wilury &.
expense, usst. water
muster 252.70
Wlllgir Darby, salary &.
expense, asst. wulvr
master 229. 0o
iesti- J till. Hillary & ex- t ..
pense, asst. 'water mas
ter 95.07
Clans Kleluha miner, sul-
ury & expense, asst.
walermaster o
F. L. ,JA'UI, Bervlces
Lillian Puhl, salary, ' sle
iionrapher A. Kverctt Smith, sal
ary ik expense, asst.
waternutster
Karl Ii, Tucker, salary A
expense, asst. water
master Claud Ulm, services
Charles M. Warren, salary
& expense, asst. water
muster Untie Falls & ICafclc
Point Tel, Co., servlco
Chief DlsbursliiK Clerk,
dept. of Interior, Her-
Wllslc: Prultt
with which he worked. v' ' Leotta Owins
Near tho village the editor is tOiJ. It. t rews
bo further commemorated In the ' Je - MayfkM
proKi ess. . reprouuetion m qUoiuo 1'arK. xne
A feature of the villutfc Is to bC'Mtti place in New Jersey where
the Kdison Museum, a permanent j he first untuned the world with
record for the world of the electric MkIUk and worked out
achievements of Thomas Alva lidl-'the phonograph and moviuK l,ic- j
lure. i
Hut the colonial village will be'
as tut crest ns as the Kdison sec- j
tion of the !J5-acre project. It
Is expected that buTklinBs pur
chaed by Ford in many sections
,.t II,. ........ It. .r -111 I ... l.l-.mirllt lt
" " " ' ...... ..... ...V J" ...V J
a hundred years or more mko. One actual work on he museum. On Dearborn and reassembled. There
' may peek throng?' window and a column of -concrete he walked are to be old inns, such as the
luce, a woman 1 the hearth at a over the silll wet surface, leaving Wayside ism of storied fame, now!
middy-noddy spinning wheel. Sin? his footprints, and drove Luther owned by Ford, and old wind-1
liur'junk's spade into the block to
remain. The upade, a part of
much as did ihe Conuecilcut Yan
kee when he burst in upon Kin;,'
Arthur's Court. 0
Within siwht uf the most mod-
0.4 1
I
3.00 '
3.00 i
3.0(1 I
3.00 j
3.00
3.0U
3.00
3.00
3.U0
t . :
3.00
3.00
:i.oo
3.00
3.00
6.00
3.00
remonstrates the' small-ear owner.
58,686 motorists in Oregon pay 15
annual automobile license fee
When the small-ear oner discovers
that the Dunne LiccftP Fee and Gas
Ta Bills, initialed under the guise of
frienIi?ip for the poor man, actually in
crease h;s lug and favor the owner
the big, expensive car, he wUl vole NO
Here are the figures:
G
Tax. :. :
rmrat Dunn.
l.w . mil.
0..'J5 $10
. Gas Tax (400 gals. avcragc.)J2 . 20
' '." Total, $27 $30
defeat the Dunne BSlls
VoQte '3lB'3lxlWO
oM jBallot oyemEjfcr 01928
son. from his "friend Henry."'
The museum Includes the Vurt
Myers, Fla.. experlincntal la bora-.
enter in the world tory of I'M I son, purchased by Ford
bulldliiK there his I and t ransferred to Dearborn. Kdl
village. where ev- (0n also participated in the corner
be as things wcreitone ceremony marklne the irt .
us i
ra., JiXSljl T. R. CONWAY, Secretary - - J
hi U. l M i r ilo:II 438 Morrison Street Portland, Oregoa I
1 1" i:. fctoit J.uo II ......... IS
I II (Paid Advctfixement)
To,ii'i i ii m sn .i ss m , ! p "-," 1 1 1 11 1 cfsr!!!4
JL'ounty t'lerk. : M "" n
fi . ' : f,
200.40
00. 00
will be in the costume of nnoth-.
er ae of American history, and
the lu nil tu re of the house will
bo the envy of collectors.
Hero industries will be carried
on with the same tools and de
vices its when the middle west
was the American frontier. Mr.,
Ford, whose reputatioaj as n col
lector Is well known has nather-
Ford's collection, in its new locn-
mills.
Life will be lived actually In the :
fiitoilfctp fayftion.and people will
tlon links the work of .two or the ,.,irn their living by the perform
most Important contributors to unco of tafks In the manner of nn
Americnn Kclence. m other hkc. The "village smithy"
The museum. amodel of Iude- will stand beneath the spreading
pendence - yail
in Philadelphiu
will contuln tho models of Kel
son's inventions, his notes written
ed from New LnBliind. Maryland during experiments and the to'Js
chestnut tree" und show younii
America hou men usel to do
with brawn what machinery does
today.
33.00
195.00
203.50
3S. 00
15S.70
10.S5
vice
Medford Hook Store,
pliCH o
Office luUonery &
ply Co., HUppliOH .
Porter Ltinibcr Co.,
plies ..0.
Home Tel. &. Tel.
nc-rvlco
Sup-sup-Co"
' The Polytoohnle CollKe "f
UuKlueciinB of Oakland has re
cently Installed over $150,000 in
mw equipment homed by the
fcovH-munnt for airplane nnd acr
onautlcnl enBineerlntc. This well
known institution Is now one of
th most coinletely eiiiipptd
schools of its Tind In tho west.
Aeronautic a! envineeriiiK ond
Mirplane meehanlox open a wide
fiOltl for specially trained mtn
at hlfjh salarioH. Mllll'ins of dot-1
lars are to be expended In ex .
punslon of nil craft calllim for .
enffint ers. factory exports, nlr-
plane mcchnidcs and technic I
men an dcsiKners and bullder.-i Totnl
of modern aircraft, j Stale
the college Is located near, and
lias oonnectlotiH with the vriMti t Hlatc
Total
District Attorney,
Frank 1. Kiirrel, salary
deputy district attor
ney , 4
Ameftii c, Motzcn, salary,
Ht9oKiaphr
Newton C. Chancy. stampH
Home Tel. & Tel. Co..
service ..
Office .'l.itionory &
ply Co.. supplies
A. W. Pipes, offleo
Itnneroft - Whitney
supplies ,
Amelia C. Motzen. wilnry.
NtemiRrapher . v
A . i . I 'ed e won . r 'l c
Sup-
ient
Co..
Paul ii. ItynnliiK. county
eiiKlnecr
John K. smith, jn.ynH
Jack Thrasher, payroll....
O. IL Tice. chuiui:fl)i!i
Karl I'lrichj payroll g ...
W. ,L HurlildBe. driver
F F. Jenkins, machlnfrt'
Klmer ,Mnw. blacksmith
K. J. ltinulrKcr, uie-
I chuuic
I Thus. HoHuhcrry, . master
mechanic -
Cass Auto Wrecking Co
HUpplIes .,
Daily News, service
Davis &; Unvif, service....
C. li. (intes Auto t.'o.,
snppllcs
Gordon & Flnkbeiner, nup-
plies
Howard - Cooper C o r p.,
tviinplies
Hubbard Hrns., supplies.. ...
Mod ford Concrete Const.
Co.r supjdies
Woodbury & Wheeler (Co..
FUppltes
Ashland Iron Works. Hip
piles
175.00ill'uo Print Shop, supplies
D. liriuney, service
F. V. Hurk. supplies
Calif. OrcKon Power Co.,
service
W. C. Clements, supplies..
J. A. mi Powder Co.,
ippllcH
C. X. DunninBtoii. supplies
Wi
35.00; southern Pacific Co.,
!?!' C-Konu
i 37S
11.4:1
?!).:
:ni . : 'i
rjr..-:i
1 04.3 1
lU-llr;., rond
viewer
Womlltury & Wht'OliT Co..
flipplloH
I.. llai'ltf', labor
IBII.IiJ
ll.U 'J
227.72
176.98
2. GO
18. SS
11.1"
.42.3li0.2r.
ISO. 00
7.00
1S.C5
2.C,
40.11')
Total ... S.(l(il.!l2
IlltllXilv I'l'XIl
C. F. Illllcli, DiltlKi' cir-
l.cnu-r H t-1'1
VVilliai Kill-UK. lalmn-l- C7.s:i
J. Hartninn. fm-pnian.j I 141'. 74
Wt-sU-Hartmaii. fori-niali ja.'i.Cli
Jl nilTUri-ll. liliilBi- rar-
lu-nli-i' :- "1-3
Sam Kanillcsi. lirlilK" r-
pentrr 70. 33
Fri'rt SlHil-fca, ' lalmrnr !).? 5
l'ianitiw- J- I'urtililJR-. ilrlvr-r 14.-.I7
il'-, -I H. J. ItlnaliaiBi-r, mc-
1 clinnlc . H
1-. TN llliMer. labor .'. 3U1"
I. -Mlor Jum-R, labor q ' 30. U0
'oollburv & AVlu-ell-r Co..
mipiiiii-f ; ; -0!j
Kxi-liaiiKO Tlri- Co.. hiip-
plli-H 2S.M
.Stall- IniliiKirlal Ai-i-lili-nt
Comm.. . liiMiranci-.. 23. G l
Trowbrlduc Cabini-l Wkn.
mippll-K - 1
Fn-il Spark, labor.. 7. US
II. O. Ji-nnlnKM. ailvuiK-Oit
for labor 3.!0
Mi-dforil l.uiubi-r Co., sup-
Plll-H
1 1C.90
202.23
1
1.70
25. :,',
1. 3lil). 00
s. in ;
1K.04 j
12.0;
56B.li"
.00 30.41
G.OO ,
Kxrhanci- Tin- Co., mip-
plil'H - "
Cadilln & -Dixon. supPlil-H-.
l.on-n (li-i-Bury. rucl
llardv llros.. supplli-s
Hubbard llros. uuPPllw --l.llln-ll
Parts Co.. supplies
Mi-ilford Sirvici- Slatioll,
supplies
.a.hn ::mitb. supplies ,
State Industrial Aeeldent
Comm.. Insuninee
Hoy Wile ox. haulinK
Kravel
1. w. llennett. labor
.lolin A. Kocblln's Sons
Co. of Calif., supplied
Shell Co. of Calif., supplies
Standard Oil Co. of Calif.
supplies
Uay Stevenson, rental of
concrete mixer
Cnlon oil Co. of Calif.,
supplies -
J. H .l-'ilKole. labor
Ashland l.br. Co.. sulkies
J. A. Denn Powder Co.,
supplies
(iadilis & Dixon, supplies .
Medford l.br. Co., supplies
Slivll Co. of Calif., supplies
.Mrs. 1J, llruenn, cook
:s !.!H
22.20
127.00
70. G5
11.04
0.S4
S.00
OS.lil
112.30 I
427,0
20.19
12.01
29,12,
321.24 !
0.00
3411.30
18.37
2.v7
100.02
4.05
92.34
72.01
2.98
Total . - - jx.sss.to
SPIH IAI. ltOAl D1STUHTS
It. mil Dlslrli-t No. 2
Win. ltvuln. pay roll 5 04.1 .l
A ssoe lated OH Co.. supplies . 10.05
Slate Industrial Accident
Commission, Insurance.. 1.21
20. Pi j
.00
$ fi6.20
Industrial Accident
Iiismitnvc
Indu iul Accident
Oaktund airport
the iniist ideal
' WtMt.
which Is one of
airports In the!
Your Ptvorlte J,wlr E
II Since 1918 ll
wW
SI ra5wuv II
I li Jl I
I PuruliaHinK a Dluiiiond I
II hro In buying a nlone jl ;
liitrlneloitlly worth ,very I,
I dollar pnlil, phm a faro- I !
II 'fully mmle lirllllim col- I ,
" :.. . ,1 :
iWsmI
16.51
CO.OO
Comm., insurance, ponco
officers $
County Auditor
I. M. Wilson, salary, au
ditor $
AK.MOKY KVNI
Medford Armory Fund,
balance in Armory
fund 185.33
IMHi LICKNSF. FI ND
F. 1), swhiRle, sheep kill
ed by Tloirs $
;fni:iml cointy rvsn
l'rce ,!;:oph'ymoiit Hiirvnu
Chris iotlteb, salary, main
tain Inv free emptoyiuenl
bureau $ 18.50
Mlsic1lniteoiis
Frank U. Nell. expense....$ 365.00
Court lloiisr 10.x pe use
Oen. Offleo quIpnuMHK
Corp. furniture $ 300.00
llenlih t nlt
L. T. Inskeep. M. D.,
tn;,iwdiion of nitto
enmps $
Hmd Itotul UiMlcinptlnn
Medford National Hank,
p re in I u m on m n d s $
Fair ;nund Cxmmvo
John llHiison, .lubor lit
futrurouuds .$
.lames Hicks, caretaker....
Jackson Co., Fair Ansn.,
Improvements on fair-
r rounds 3.396.46
Jackson Co., Fair Af'fn.,
Improvements on fair-
Rrounds 3.133. "7
Chn'nncey Florey, Insur
ance on fair bldits ... 57.00
Jackson Co. Fair Assn..
Improvements on fair-
lirounds fll 7. IS
20.00 ' riu7;ie Point Hardware,
supttlies
150.00 Fakln Motor Co., supplies
7.50 I Kiifteno DietXKen Co., sup
plies .....
Fxchaime Tire Co., sup-
piles
Fred Flck. supplies .
Kome Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vice Llttroll parts Co.. supplies
I McDonald-Plckett Lumber
Co.. supplies
Medford Mattery Klec-
j trie Co.. mipiiiies
Medford Fur. JP Hdw. Co..
1 suptilies
t McitI man's It 1 a e k smith
51.00 I Hhop, suiplles
Office Stationery & Sup-
) ply Co.. supplies...
-Postal Telegraph Calde Co.
service
Hoberlson Heavy Ildw. Co.
supplies
Itobtnson & Meyer, sup
plies v
ItUMell (leader Mfr. Co..
supplies .
' Si.illlhnrn P n r- I r U I'..
freight
State Industrial Accident
Comm., Insurance'
Tomlin Hox Co.. supplies..
( K. IL White Machinery Co.
I supplies
R.Bf Woodbury Wheeler Co.,
83.75 supplies
j Shell Co. of Calif., supplies
I L. A. HnQ Co.. supplier ...
Total 1.15
'MAIIKKWUOADS
11
135.05
4 4. !' I
35.:1
83 50
05.10
Total .. : ... ..$7,463,66
UO1 !TM
(imternt Homls
Win. Hruln. payroll $ 49!, 00
IL M. Kent, chslnman .... 4.S
H. U, Mlllor. payroll 1S 06
Wm. Irry. payroll 0.64
.llln I'Hhj. stcnoirrapl)-
532. 5S :
57
Southern Pacific Co..
freluht
Standard Oil Co. of Calif..
supplies .,
Wltham Hattery F.lec
. trie Co.. supplies
Woodbury ik Wheeler Co.,
supplies
J. A. IVnn Powder Co.,
supplies" s
J. M. l.,du. srtV,.;'..
Medford Lumber Co., sup
plies James Owens, road viewer
Pur Iron Culvert X Mtg. .
Co., mpp lie? i ,.. 317,50
20.00 i wm. Hruln, payroll..
.35 Frederick C u m m t n k s,
chainman K0.i9
M. C. Deei). likbtrer 41. Mi
William Kdens, Inhorer 35.01
Wesley Jiartman. foreman S7.U
Jim Littcll, JuidKe carpen
ter . . 41.01
j H. -O. 'Miller, payroll. NK.1KI
UBo'H,v Parlsot. laborer...;,
"Sam Handles, bridge carpenter
N. S. Seals, laborer
Lester K, Smith, transit
man -'
John K.Hmlth. payroll
Joe A. West, foreman
W. J. lturbidne. driver Q ..
J. L- traey, radernnin
and loader
Clifford Collins, driver
Joe Collins, driver..
M. Dnlton. hopper
Joe Daniels, laborer
H. C, Dooms, driver
L. I. Frye, dumpmnn nnd
hopper
Chas. (leppert, hopperman
,oToni Hodgson, driver
1 ; Hlehnrd Kniwht.-hoUtman
Hoss Lowe, hopperman
i.3b , o. Mndrell. driver
Klmer Morso. blacksmith..
John Jdoulton, crusher
iimn ...-.
Loren Proek. foreman:
Hennte Heigal. laborer ...
C. A. Hlnahnrucr. loader .
1 It. J. Hlnabarger, me
chanic
Donald Uobbliis. laborer..
W. M. Tetherow, teamster
K. 1-:. Wood, driver ..."
(trludv Pettk Lumber Co..
lumber
, Hubbard I iron.. supl'VJen .
24.6.1 1 Medford Concrete Omsl.
i Co.. supplies
Provost Dros.,' supplies .....
AshUnd Iron Works, sup
pile . .
Itarrett Meat Market, sup-
! l'l
(i-. 2 Kleo. Ilrown i Sons, supplies
W. chtldrelh. service...
W. C. elements, service
t;. W. Dairy, trnasw
J. A. Dmi. Powder Co.,
supplies
Iikirl.i lnllll r.uruDII altllt.
I pile.
IKrkI mint llarilwnre.
.upllc9 ,
4.90
39, 7
0.-
K7.S2 1
7U.J2 ;
21.:
S7.02
21.00
1.24
23. G I :
23.90,
24.73,
S.74j
S4O.40 !
47.81 :
Total
Itiuill lllNli-K-t No-
(-. Perry, pay roll 5
Jack Thrasher, pay roll..
A)0land Iron Works, sup
plies Slate Industi'laVAci-idont
Ce0mision. insurani-e..
Shell Co. of Calif., supplies
Total .'.
Itonil District No. 7
I. 1.; Smith, driver $
Leslie Casey, water boy....
V. w. ltnnkln.aorcniau....
.lohn K. Smith, pay roll
A. Y. lllack. driver A
CO. 97
437.4.1
190 II !
O I
II. 20 j
III. 30
73. G8 I
30.99
2i.:
10.97
00 ,
Art Bryant. laborer
W. J. llurbldKe, driver. .....
J. I,. Cjihc.v, Ki-atlet-man
and hinder
Hurry Clevolnnd. illimp-
man
I. oren Culbertson. driver..
Wm. Fox. driver
Than, (leppert. hopPirunn
H. tlppert. laborer
O. M. c.oss, laborer
Tom Hodgson, driver
F. K. Jenkins, machinist..
K. Jobe. hopper v
(Irani Alalhows. teamster..
Klmer' Morse, blacksmith.,
llernartl Moulton, driver..
OnleMoullon. driver ...
Mrs. w. W. liHiikln. tcum
F. J. Hatty. Cfushermun....
II. J.RInabar ter. mechuntc
w. F. Itoberts. driver
60,76 I II- I. Si-aiit, foreman
S0.1S i Kd- Stllwell, shovel run
ner
Harold Tolle, loader Hml
driver ....
Lorraine Tolle. driver
Onie AS'imer, hopperman..
I-:. K. Wood, driver
lttibbarfl Itros.. suppiri-s....
Porter Lhr. Co.. supplies ..
Ashland Iron Vorks. sup
plies Kuuene lletxi:en Co., sup-
plies -
KxchailKQ Tire Co., sup
plies Littrcll Parts Co.. supplies
1 L. Smith, driver
State Industrial Accident
Commission. Insurance..
Hoy Wilcox, huulttw gravel
A. H. Hryant. labor
Shell Co. of rCallf., sup
piles ...
I'nlon (HI Co. nf Calif.,
supplies
i Western Romb Machinery
10.70i Co.. supplies
I Ttrnlhard (laraire. siippllen
4J.O Shell ;. of Valif., sup-
149.09
1.497. '.Ml
1 "3.90
19.90
S.9M
70.73
X4.I-3
10.90
0.9H
00. 49
41. US
11.97
' 89.94
69. S8
10.96
09.88
21.96
1 1 7T
41.8
21.71
0.9S
77. SI
S.9S
O- -n
30.19
211.30
3.69
67.78
4.40
20.00
54.80
34.SS
170
JJi. 33
723. 13.-
40.00 !
28.4(1 i
62.89
1.411.28
18.08 j
11.97 1
19.96 J
49.13 j
S9.77-1
144.72 i
71.84 :
80.78
99.74
14.97
59.89
23.96
80.78 i
97.76
' 21.90
139.74
147.85
99.75 !
136.00 ;
29.95 I
101.68 I
192.47
173.22 :
105 2 I 1
124.7 4
1 18.98
98.78 .
31.07 !
7.84 ;
20.70 !
5.13 I
.2!t i
J8.7 :
4.99
90.54
124.11 ,
38.90
1.063.92 j
87.48
173.90 i
45.03 1
Every purchaser
of a'riew Ford
is entitled to Free
ln-sp.ee 1 1 o n S e r y i c e;
for the first 1500 miles
THR tnorlnrn automobile is a
finrly built piece of machinery
and it will slnntl n lot of nbuse.
Consirlcriug the work it (Iocs, it
gives surprisingly ' little trouble.
BuL there iwn't a cnrnia(lc that
will jiot run bctlcr .and loiigejif
given proper care.
The first few hundred miles
arc ' cspcnlly - important because
that .is when the mechanism of
your car is being bgykcu in.
Proper attention during this pe
riod vl.&ngtlicn its life and pre
vent unnecessary trouble lute? on.
We arc particularly interested
iiQtliis matter because we believe
it is our duty not only to -make a
good automobile, but to help the
owner get the greatest possible
use over the loiifjjjst period of
time at a' minimum of trouble
and expense. .
With this in view, the entire
Ford dealer organization has been
pccQlly trained and equipped to
service the new Model A car.
'Furthermore, nc9iavc in.
traded every Ford dealer to give
the following Free Inspection at
500, 1000 biuH 300 miles:
Check haltcry '
C.f.ork geiernfor chaifiiift rata
CheSc dislrhmlor adjustment.
Check carburetor adjustment
Clieck lights . "
Check brakes
Check shock absorber adjustment.
Check tire inflation
C.hecktperiiig gear ..
Change engine oil q
Lubricate chassis
IS'o charge is made for labor
or materials incidental to this
service, except, of course, where
repairs are necessary through
accident, misuse or neglect. The
only charge is for mew oil.
i , -
See your Ford dealer, thcQ-
fore, and get this Free Inspection
of your new car at .00, 1000 and
loOO miles. Find out,' too, ho
little it will cost to have your car
given a thorough going-over at
regular periods thereafter.
A periodic checking-up, tc
gether with oiling and greasing
every 500 miles, will add months
and years to the life of your car
and mean more economical and
pkiiPstirahlc motoring every inilo
you drive.
- Ford Motor Company