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MTDFOTCT) MAfL TRfRTTNT!. MfiTVFfVRT). OftfiC.ON. FftTDAY." VOVEMIYET? 2 1023.
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How Weak Nervous
Women Grow Stronger
Feel Better, Look Younger and
Have Steadier Nerves
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STAGE PEP RALLY
If you only knew you rundown,
anemic women who are tlragtinn
yourself around on your "nerve
what a wonderful increase in fiirength
and health Tanlac will give you, you
wouldn't hes&xtc a moment about
going to your druggist and petting a
bjg bottle of this splendid medicine.
Mrs. Minnie Hubcr, of j5 E, 36th
Si., Portland, Ore, says: "Lver since
I was a girl I su tiered from sick he.id
s lies and vomiting sm.-I1h. 1 weakened
bo 1 had no strength for anything. After
taking Tanlac, my headaches and kick
bik'Us disappeared altogether."
Tanlac is as frue from harmful drugs
ns the water you drink only Nature b
own medicinal tonic herbs. Druggists
know this and for the past lo yearn
have recommended it to men and
women who need a quir k "pick up"
that will put them on their feet and
give them a new interest in life.
So confident are the makers of Tan
l.tc that if you are not helped by it,
you get your money back on request.
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52 MILLION BOTILESIUSED
Medford Population
. 25,000?
You can help put it
there by having your
clothes
Made in Medford
liintl U employed on a project of
coal production.
i SI inn hrhnnMlr, science tcurht-r
( ill the Axil lit ml hinh tH-huul, wilt
h'Hiv uli'i;l;iy cveninu for Kiii'tie
to t-njoy tin lionifcoiuinK fi'Hliv
itles at the I'nlverHity of OrcKun.
l-l. .1. Karlovi', Kouiliorn Orison
uioniMT, fur mnny yearn a reniilont
of Axhlnml. Ih M-riounly 1)1 nt tiln
j home mi Morton reef. .Mr. Fal ¬
low hiiK iK'cn in mm usual health
until ThuiHilav. when suffered u
I Htroku of npoptcxy at 3 o'clock in I
' the nftPinoon.
ASHLAND. Ore.. Nov. 23. (JP) .Mr. nud Uh. H. W. PiIco of j
(Speeiul.) A noicy pep rnlly was i I'orHuiul unci JuHk ami .Mm. (,'. ;
iM-ut.ut tin. MouthM-n oi-okoii State : ' nn'inim or .vii-dfiufi were Ann- ; wno
Animnl Kr-liool on Wndne.'-dfiy inor- , "1 viKiiun on Thurnduy n rut ilm
nitiB to Mir ui etithusi;isni for the J11'1 fc'Utvtft ttt the home of .Mr. and
(,'anu which will he played on Sat- ! Mm. LouIm UodKe on the Uuuk
L 1 1 iU.
HIS RELATIVES
I Children d( the school 0111 en
;Joy a holiday next week uecatise
dI Thanksgiving. '
u mouse nest
was found.
made of 1230 blllo
' nil ni nnmr nnrri
l'rw Hiji'Ufl,
I.ISIIOX, I'urtUKtil, Nov. 23. (Pi
The crew of the (ireek steamer
; Virginia, .which cnt out un SOS
call veKterduv. has been rem-tici
landed at Leixue. I'urtUKal today. I wentern game
' Xeutral Fun. f
t'lUCAOO, Nov. 23. P) Found:
A neutral foothill fun.
He Ik Judge Chauneey C. Col
tun of Duluth, Minn., who is here
attend the Dartmouth-North-
tomorrow. Jtulge
In a niibiirhnn hank in
f'hieaeu i hence th" noutniMtv.
hoth teams
1 1929 Budget Estimates, Jackson County
uitlay between the .Monmouth Nor
tual team and the southern normal
team. Dick Joy, Din yell leader,
led the rally which wan followed hy
Komo lively HlnKhiK. Professor A.
StraiiKe tntrodtieed John II.
Fuller, .Mayor, J. I-Msv. Thornton,
V. I). .Miller, '. O. X. Smith, K. V.
Carter. A. C. Joy and W. 1'. Walter
who wave enthUHinNtlc talks aKHur
Uff the team of tho valley ieoile.
The leader of thi kWW n-p chorus
presented tit school with a dona
tion of $25 from the Klks' club
to he added to the athletic fund.
A pep rally will he held In the
city streets Kilday nluht In the
Interest of the Ashland-.Monmouth
name Saturday. The parade will
ho led hy Hon. K. V. Carter who
is an enthusiastic supporter of the
normal school. '
Honored dinner KUest of alumni
of the l.'nlverslly of OrcKnn and
"Oregon Dads." Hurt Ilrown liar
ker. vice president of the institu
tion spoke at n dinner nt the Lithla
-SprinRs hotel at 7 o'clock on Wed
nesday cvenhlK. About thirty (fath
ered about tho table and enjoyed
tho fine meal and lliiKcrcd to bear
the talk, by the executive. Mr.
Marker emphasized the fact that
the University of OieKon has al-
vard
Koss Kramer, -son of .Mr. and
Mrs. (.YnrKc Kramer, a student at
the University of Oregon, is con
fined at the campus infirmary suf
fering with a severe attack of flu.
Miss Klhcrt Oreer, of Hollywood,
Calif., daUKhter of Mrs. William
tlreer of this city, b seriously ill,
due lo injuries received in an auto
mobile accident.
JIls. J. M. MiiKbes left early In
the week for 1'ortland to visit with
relatives. She will also visit In
i-.UKcne.
SAltll.M'J I'ltiiliK, Nov.
(Special.) .Mrs. Alio-" McMerrick I'nwuanl to the provisions of Chapter 11. (loperal Iaws of Ore
who has been spending- the pa-t notice Is hereby cl'ven that the County four) of Jackson
vear with rel'itivcs hi I ,,u n,.,.i.. w, ineei iu uiu iouri j louso, mi .nnnoru, uresun, on
ji.ir nun n i.iiim s in l.os Ani; les , ,....1,1.... h 7,1. ,1.,,. ,,f ,.,,, ,,. .....w , , . , in.,.i.i, , ,.,
and Fan Kraticisco, arrived here . ta day and at the said time and place opportunity will bo Riren for
Saturday eveninn to visit wltlK. her j a full and complete discussion of the estimates of the Amount of money
son. Chas. Mc.Merrick und family.! propowd to be raised by taxation for the ensuing- Vear as published
Mih. Husnn -Htarns .Miller and 1 herewith, by any taxpayer subject Ut such tax levy when made,- in fa
baby, ftohcrta Jean, of Ariztma i v"r ,,f "r Kitlnst any fif the proposed -tax lvlea herein aa the County
have been visiting relatives here I c"un m"' deem for the best interests of Jackson County,
and with her narents Mi- and mis Tn ,l-"unt' Bmlitel Conmilltee for Jackson County. Oret;on. hns
1 r. 111 l,a,"'lH- ')' ""d 'IH-1 prepared and submits the following An estimate of the amount rc
j. 11. wains, in i. rams lass foi ,j,-eil for each department iC County Clnvernment, County Offiqo or
the past few weeks. They left on I County Officer, each County Improvement, the maintenance of each
Friday on their return trip tu All- County building, structure or Institution, the salary of each County of
zona. fleer or employee, including those, whose salaries are fixed by statute,
Mrs. Helle Schlndler of Itoseburt; ,,,r lht' Improvement and malntnlnnnce of public hlKhyaya. roads,
spent the week end vbltlnir wiih ' '" ''dnea, the construction, operation and maintenance, of each public
... ,, .,,. . I utility and redemption of outstanding warrants; and estlmhto of the
air. and .mis. m. , Dusenbeio lmUlic l01.0tH of lho county from sources other than direct taxation
leaving Monday for Klamath Falls. 1 upon real and personal- nroi.citv In th.. Coiintv durlnn thn .,erl,l t.,r
goes to join her daugh-1 which such tax Is to be levied und an estimate of the probable un-
j apportioned and unexpended balances In the funds of the County on
I the last day 6f the Current year. ' ' '' ' '''
35.O0u.uu
Tax refunds, double assessments, erroi-s. etc
- - , . SCIKHII; KXI'KNSI-: .
County school 110.00 per capita on HOI'S pupils ?;i0,l'.10.an
Kchnt.l' IJOrwrv. 1A cnts mr cuoita on KO-3 pupils 1IU'J.3U
High school tto be levied on school districts not
'maintaining nign scnooisj m
Total school levy 1
County Library (to be levied on proper!) outside the city of
Awhland) - - 1
General Honda (to be levied on proty outside
" tho city (IT Ashland) $123. 4u4. Oil
Less receipts from motor vehicle license fees 5U.H0U.00
Total Keneral road levy -
County Kair fund operation expense
V.UOO.OO
16.132. 30
0,077.03
73.4r.4.o
3,3G0.l'i
where she
-Mrs. J. 11. Turner has received I "lu""1' " "'"Ployed there
word of the death of her brother- 1,1 ,ho "den Utile store.
In-law. Thomas James, who died! nnd Mnurlco Itorg and
recently at I.os Angeles. Mr. daugliter June and Mthel Smith
James and his wife, who was for- "l"'"t Armistice day vacation
merly Miss Kmma Howard, resided vlaltlng their father, J. U. Smith
formerlv In Ashlnml. Mrs ti. ...... "nil family, returning to their home
passed nway several years ago. ! fn Springfield Monday, where Miss I
tine son, Howard James, a young I
attorney of Los Angeles, survives
the father.
Tentative Budget, Jackson County, 1929
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Goodwin of
Portland have arrived in Ashland
to visit with relatives. .Mr. Good
win Is a nephew of .Mrs. Ida Neil
and Miss Anna Hargrove.
Mrs. Ileth Johnson Kinneran, of
Oakland. Calif.,- who has been In
Ashland on a visit to her parents,
mined an enviable position among t A,r- ,,m' J,I'M- . H- Johnson; has
institutions of higher lent ning and , 1'eturned to her home. She was
that various schools on tho cam- ! accompanied by her parents, who
Suits and O'Coats
you'll be prcud of,
tailored to your
measure.
Prices very reason
able. From $35 to $55
Your inspection
invited.
pus, namely, the school of business
administration, the school of Jour
nalism, and architecture have at
tained outstanding prominence.
Mr. ltarker also voiced some of
tho very great needs of the uni
versity und urged a coiiKtructlvc
will make an indefinite stay.
Arthur S. Taylor, former In
structor of Southern Oregon Nor
mal school, who is now at tho
University of Texas, writes to
friends that bo and bis family are
wen and nappy m ibelr new home
program of education on the needs ' ul"1 ,,1H' 110 liken bis work ther
UPSTAIRS
II
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N, Central
Medford, Oregon
1 ONYX
1 POINTEX
M HOSIERY
H For womcn......$1.05
of the school.
Mr. Marker was also speaker at
the Itotnrian club Thursday noon,
when he gave a condensed version
of the Wednesday night speech.
The r'arent-Teacller association
met on Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock In (lie assembly ball of the
high school. Mrs. Judith l'ayne,
who is on the program committee,
presided at the mealing. Delight
ful musical contributions were
made by the dirts' glee club of lho
high school, under the direction
of Miss .Margaret Arnold, super
visor of musle in the schools. Tho
chairman then Introduced Hurl
Marker, vice' pro-blent of the Uni
versity or Oregon, who gave bin
oleiervatlon.'i and philosophy of life
with special reference and appli
cation to the lives of young people.
Mr. ltarker declares himself de
lighted with lids section of the
.stale, and speaks the highest ap
preciation for tho natural beauty
and scenic wonder of this locality.
He poke in highest pralso of the
energy and foresight I hat led to
the securing and development or
l.itlila park.
A big celebration will be put on
In Ashland on Wednesday, Dec.
r.lli. fn recognition of tho complc
: Hon of the Iteeder Gulch dam,
and reservoir, the new street llght
; Ing system and the new Lithla
drinking fountain. Those who wish
! to visit the dam will be given the
opportunity and those who do not
.care to mako the trip may view a
i replica of Ibe dam In Asblund
joreek In Lithla park. In the even
I ing a lantern parade will precede
t the turning on of tho fine new
lights. The parade will feature
conditions of thirty and forty
years ago. -
Merchants have planned won
derful window di: plays of pier
chandlse. Miss l-Illzabetb Wilson, teacher
In Hie third grade or Lincoln
school, was called to her homo at
lloscburg on Wednesday In answer
to a message of her mother's
dealh.
Leverett Davis. Sr., is here from
"asbtngton to mako a brief visit
to his family on I'alrview street.
Mr. Iiavls is n mining emrlneer.
.miss Hazel Mruuer, teacher at
Washington school, who has been
III with a case of flu, was able to
return to her clashes on Thursday.
Mr. and .Mrs. A. SI. Denver and
.Mrs. Stella Leavett have gone to
Oakland, Cahf., tvhero they will
spend a rew days. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Itlncliarl
have gone to southern California,
:to visit with relatives and friends.
j -Miss Margaret Churchman,
(laughter of .Mrs. Klsle Churchman
on Morton street, has gone to Los
Angeles to study dentistry. Miss
Churchman will make her home
with her brother, John Church-
man.
'0mm pta
ELECTS OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR!
the I'niveii-Uv of Oi-etrnn in Ku. f
g(;no.
Mi-h. Ida Whiirton nnd children
and KvuKeno Starn of. Gold mil
and Mih. J. D. .StuiW of Grants
Ih.h were visitor lu.st week ul the
Walt home.
' S. A. tHirionhi'rry spanl aovprnl
thyn thin wcL'k on a buslno.su trip
to- Klamath county.
' J. jj. Smith, who has hecn laid
up with a wevcre attack of .rheu
matism lho past month. Is Moine
what improved, although he Ih mUI!
con fined to tho house.
Mr. nnd Mis, Yern Duscn berry
of Stevent-on, Wash., nurprlrU'd
frlendH and rolativoH hero by un
expectedly nn-lvltii; Kumlay morn
ins tor ju Hhurt visit, leaving Tues
day for Klamath Kalis to visit his
father, Fain Dusenborry and broth
er Iturnis. Although Vein spent
a ';rMit deal of hi boyhood here,
this Ih his firm visit hero for M-jht
or nine years, during which time
lie han roamed around a great di-al.
Cecil Smith has ,bfi'ii rumilnt:
his tractor, plowing 'Cor I'M Klene,
and nino for Ills uncle. .1. I. Smith. T
who have sowed several acres of
winter wheal. ,
Mr. and .Mr.'. Kred (.'aibis of
Medford were Vedmpday vbdtni'ri
at lho home of their won, Donald
Keames and wife. '
Mrs. lEnlph bnyenberyy of Klam
ath l';il)s motored over .Mondny to
spend the week viKitinu' friemjand
relatives hero nnd in lluue Viiver.
GOSPEL TEAM ViSITS
L
,Y
l!t:oVNKI!(:. (. xv. .,,
(Sliecial)Un .November !i a meet.
Ing was held nt lho seboolhous
for the iuiiose of organiKlnr: a
I'arent-Teacher association. .Mrs.
t'har.cy was present and gave an
Interesting talk on the work of
the organization. There was a
good attendance ami the following
offlc-Jt's were elected: President,
(leorge o. Henry; vlre-iiesldent.
.Mrs. 1.. J. Ilohrer: secretary-
treasurer. .Mrs. 1-bl Tucker. .l
the conclusion of the
meeting .Miss llllzahcth II u r r,
libowed . a number of nictures.;
some of the slides being places
of Interest which she visited tlur-
Ing Iter recent trip through Ku-j
rope. '' ' '
Lawrence Collins, a member of I
the t'eittrsl l'olnt gosptd team, I
was u visitor
last Sunday anil
lilOAOI.I?
ciall 1. ic
held Rorvices at the
llotlso last Sunday
Ore., Xov. 2,1. (Spe-
.vieiiiortl gospel leant
;ntloeb school
tlternoon. A
largo crowd attenileil nnd the serv
ices wero enjoyed by all, Tho gos
pel team will hold seivices at (lie
Mcailnwa school house, next Sun
day, November 25, tit a o'clock in
tho al'tcrnoon and everyono la cor
dially Invltctl lo coino
, 'MLs Thclnia Sanderson has ro-
buslness tl,n 'l liomu fnim a month's visit
won relatives at Trmildale, Ore.
Mrs. Joe .MJijflcld has been en
joying a visit by her mother, Mrs.,
liussull. anil brother, Kihviud Itus
Hi'll, mid ruiitily of Klamath Kails.
They returned home Weiliicstluy,
leaving Mis. Kchvurtl ltussell and
chlblicti hero for a few weeks.
Sunday school I '""-') plenum nils ueen inc
ut Ibe cluse ofi'""" ' "i"" 11,11 mo t.eagie tur-
the Sunday school, held a short k,,Jr r"lsers the last few ditxs ami
CAN WALK FIVE
ES A DAY
UANOHOUVSTt. PHONB 844
A Complete Cleaning and
Dyeing service
Chiropractic, Naturopath;
Dr. H. P. Coleman
8th Streful Tear lu Mod ford
Trcatinonti br Appolntmont
Medford Center Blda. Phone 06S
KlRCtrnmnninT FVnd Hrlnnrn j
Isas-
After Taking Lydia E. Pink
ham' Vegetable Compound
Vrovitlonee. K. I, ' It J two vrr.ra
tifo since I lir&t look Lvuia K. Pink-
nuin'n 'i:ettilt!o
C'otnpoutid for my
nerve nnd other
bml ferlincB nnJ
it 1ms ljeon liehu
in? lae nit tlilii
tiino pi) that 1
un ulilo to do ttll
lay v.'orlc now
nnd voiik nbutt
fivo milcn iv dny
l'hlo. I m
F'i!l tiikinir your
in f il i e i ii e titid
(I like n voutir woiimii nltlioush t
nm iiUnit A't ve:irfi old now. I ('
Hell mid lin tnd If iiuvono wlhe
Itotteit llerkey of wAiltii,
nuer pieiitiiiiK KUMiy lo ttieniinf? mu 10 me n'M.ui your Piedu-uien
u cur, An ficod l)ocaufo ho lmd 1 i 11 Ih pliul to uusvvor," Mum, ,!,
a porroot Hunday
nniT for Id yonr.
wiiool oilt'inl-n'AnT lAviri. It IVijuot iStrool,
TREES-Fruit, Shade, Nut-TREES
Exceptionally Fine Stock
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS
Washington Nursery Co.
Toppenlih, Wh. ': ''
CHAS. W. AUSTIN, Agont
33 Portland Ave., Medford
servicu taKlli his text from the
sl.th chapter of Komans, 23rd
ver.te. "V'or the wanes of sin 1"
death, but lho ulft of tied s eter
nal life through Jesus Christ, our
Lord."
AlthouKh the uttendan'co was
small, the meetlnit was enjoyetl by
those present. Mr. Collins expects
to bo with us again next Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyons of Horn
brook, t'allf.. are quests at the
home of tho Ualph Tucker family.
Movlntr waa quite 111 evidence
the past week. Mr. nnd Mrs.
tleorae Henry and family are Ket-i
II.,.. u..ttl...l I., lltnli. ....... I........ nl
s.i.u.v Nt.M.o mi. it ii.i Mrs n,.i,! Siitiirday.
KIliKery liavo moved In to the
teacheniKo und Mr. and Mrs. Cecil j
t'ulbertson, who have been UvIiik;
at IjiUe Creek, have moved onto i
the ranch vacated by tho Kln
erys. . ' -,
The farmers In this vicinity
have been very busy dressing and
packing tbolr turkeys for ship
ment. Lester Itradshaw returned lust
week front yacrainento where he
went with i-hlpim-m of cattle.
Mr. and- Mrs. Klmer Williams
and son, I'.lllle. of Oakland. Calif.,
arrived last Friday for a few-
days' visit with Mr. Williams'
sister. Mrs. W. M. Hansen and
family. They returned to Horn
brook Monday.
quite a number of first class birds
were put on tho market.'
Mrs. E. II. Lucas and her little
tlatiKliler, Inn I'cnrl. were Med
ford visitors lho first of tho week.
Sir. Wheeler and datiKhter, Al
inary. started to California last
week but returned on account of
the storms 111 the Siskiyou liunin
tniiis. Several of tho tielnlilior boya
spent Thursday evening with Loo
Martin, enjoying a good vadlti pro
Brum and helping Leo celebrate
lils birthday.
A.'r. nnd .Mi's. It. Copley and son.
Harvey, were Medford visitors last
Miss Loin lilarliford of C'ent-al
l'olnt nnd her cousin. Miss Black
ford, of Colorado were Sunday
Boosts at tho home of Mr. nnd
.Mrs. E. II. Lucas.
Mr. anil Mrs. I'.ray wero .Med
ford visitors Saltinlny.
School Note
Ti n nchool Is working hard on
the TlintikssivlnR program that Is
In he Kivon Wednesday afternoon,
lite 2Mh. ,
The third month of school ends
Friday. wiella report card day.
WALES KILLS LION
iHino.MA, TtmKnytkf Torrltory
j Africrt, Nov. 23. iAi Tho Prince ',
of AVnlos nhnt n linn intUHinliiK i
' ciKht fot olHht InvhoH, tti north-j
i vvn TuiiKanyikrtk, Wrdncwday.
i The rhlof Koorotiiry of the torrt-'
turlul Bovornmont Malod tody nt !
iM-r-KH'S-itnam (hut there hud hern!
no ord of nny rhanpen In Ihr;
I r!iie' proirrnm becnu or tho iiW
trip, MfeQnfflte
I fi ..... -ft r.
tleneral County Fund
Caretaker faliKiounds Sl.L'lid; assistant caretaker 4 months
S-H-'O: auto camp Inspection SfiOO; free employment bu
reau Si all; premium on bnn.ls, estimate fH.omi; herd
inspection Sl.iiso; slaUBhtered cultle Indemnity $500;
einei-Keney C.00o f
CI HHKXT KXI'KXBK .1
C'Uvuit Court '':
Circuit Court, general expenses Including bailiffs'. . jurors,
reporters, witnesses, fees, mileage I.
cor.vrv ctn'itx axi co.m.misioxkus
County Jud?es salary, S2(ll0; travellnf; expense $200.00;
fees and travelliiK expi'iiscs (Commissioners) M, 700. 00;
telephone and leleHiaph sioo.00; stenoitiapher t,0S'i;
jui-ol-s and w itness fees. frclKht and express fa'nd mis-
cclUincous expense $1-0.00 ...!.L:
JI VKX1I.K OOVHH ' i - . .-
Jurors, witnesses, mleaKe, ete tSS-SO. On: widow's, pensions
$5. GOO. no: other expenses foe. compliments, probations,
etc. S400.00: Boys' and Clrls' Aid' Society allowance,
stoo.oo: delinquent and noRlectcd children, blind, donf
mutes, feeble-minded and Insane, S2f.ll. 00 .'
.II'STICH COI'ItT
l-'ees of justices, constables, jurors and witnesses; etc
COI'XTV ADVKItTIIXti
AdvortlsliiB County resourses and State Fair Kxhibit as tho !
County Court may hereinafter deem advisable
For bids of all kinds, pi-lming of notices and delinquent, tax
list, sales of properly.' county court proceedings
fAltH OF THE l'OOIl
Salary for superintendent for poor farm SI. 500. 00; mainten
ance of poor farm, Sl.r.00.00; tubercular poor, $150.00;
indigents not nt poor farm. '$1 "i.ooil.oo
BOl'XTIliS OX WILD AIM.I,S
Payment of
.Mill K.vi'FXSK "" "
.lailor $13110.00; extra help $500.00; matron $500.00; laundry
$200.00; board for prisoners $4500. no; supplies and nils-
C.--IIUIICUUS expense Jiljeii.ini: lelepnone S f U0.U0--;
i . KIIMUIFF'S OFFICII'
Kberirfs salary $2500.110; irnvellnir' expense.' rlmlhal and'-"
civil cases $31100.00; telephone and telegraph $(ioo.00;
premium on bonds $2:t(l.(i0; TAX llKI'AKTM KNT; 1st
deputy (1518.00; 2nd deputy $1200.00; one slenoKinph-
er Si 200.00; extra help including deputy collector In i
Ashland nnd help wrllinK' nnd cheeking tax receipts
1 $12110.00: LKC.AI. PrJI'AKTMI-JNT: 1st deputy $1500.00;
2nd deputy SI5oo.HO; 3rd deputy $1500.00: extra help
Including eollcctlon delinquent personal -taxes &200. 00:
stamps and stamped envelopes $ 135.00: Misc. forms and
of rice supplies Including 35.000 tax receipts, binders, ;
numbering machine, lux ltn-n-oer ledger, 500 turn-iiver-sheets,
stationery, photo supplies, ' service machines,
etc. $1500.00 . , .
COI'ItT IIOFSE " 'r '
Salary for Jnnltor. S1500.O0: other expenses. Including lights',
water, fuel, furniture, fire Insurance, etc. ...
ASSKSSOIl'S OFFICK
Asses-sor'a salary $2000.00: assessor's traveling expense
S3OO.O0: 1st deputy $1300.00: 2nd deputy $1320.00; 3rd
deputy $10X11.00: field dputies and traveling expenso
$51100; writing tax rolls and tax extensions $000.00;
. printing office stationery $100.00; field sheets $120.00:
summary sheets $50.00: tax rolls $500:0(1;- - Post and
Tongwald binders $75.00: map paper $30.00;' lot book
binders and sheets $200.00: personal tax stutenionta
$50.00; index binder and sheets Slio.00: Index cards
$.15.00; bond premium $15.00: final entry report $15.00;
stamps S50.00; maps $i0.0O; turn-over register $100.00;
office supplies, pens, pencils, etc. $00.00; telephone
and telegrams $Mi.oo: office furniture and filing eabl-
ues, c.iicuiniiiig mnenine anil typewriter $10.00: repair
ing calculating machine $20.00 ....
CI.KItK'S OFFICK
Clerk's salary $2000.00; 1st deputy $1500.00; stenograph
ers salary Si;i20.00; 2nd deputy $IOKO.00; bookkeeper
$1320. 00; IJHCOKDINO DKFAUT.M KNT: 1st deputy
$1200.00; typist $(1(10.00; typist $9110.00; tvplst $000.00;
extra help $420.00: telephone ond telegraph $12.50:
freight and express $25.00; printing nnd record books
$200(1.00: postage and stationery $500.00: miscellane
ous expenses, viz: machine expense, file cases, etc.,
$420; two typewriters $1X0. do ....
COItO.XF.H'S OFFICK ',"
I-cos of coroner and physicians. Jurors, witnesses and other
expenses - ;
i-'iti iT isiiricTuit
Salaries and expenses of Inspectors . . ...
PATHOLOGIST
Salaries: three agents $3100.00: clerical assistant $1200.00:
Kxpenses: stationery ond small printing $2Ti0.0ftnpostiil
IYI. Tel Co. $2-50; travel $11)00.00: office rcnt.-rurni-ttlre.
fixtures, etc. Si70.00 .. ,' j . . V.
ni'liutll, M PFItlXTI-lXDFXT'S OFFK I-: AS it
111." I.-IH f' lTlnv
Co. Supts salary $2000.00; salary rural supervisor H40.0:
clerical help Sloo.00: office assistant $I200.00;- office
l-.xpensc: supplies $250.0o; priming $170.00: telephone
""d 'eb'glaph $75.00: postage, stationery, 'express
$-.5.00; supervisor's office costs S30.00: Travel: Coun
ty supt. $;ioo.oo; rural school supervisor $500.00: Kxam--Inailons:
l-llgbth grade $125.00: teacchcrs $10.00: school
oiilcers convention $ioa.oo: County Institute $300.00;
l mint y 1-..I. board $50.00: Hoys' and ftlrls' Club work
$100 (10; .lackson County School day $50.00: Co. Field
v und Track meet $100.00: attendanic officer $50 00
, SKALi:it OF WKUJHTS AX1) MFASl itllS "
.Salary and traveling expense
.. , , STOCK IXSlM-:CTioX
Salary and expense and tuberuiihir cattle
..... . , , WATliU MASTKK
M-tter masters salary $2loo.oo: mileage and expenses $540;
st.enogi-aphcrs salary $420.00; office expense $22.0O
lydrograp ber's salary, Including snow survey Klsoo.00;
,!l'"?""'h''''' '""eagc $420.00; office assistant s MlniT
SinO.oo; office assistant's mileage $175.00;- "Little
l.utte iiHsistani'H salary $t5C.no: mileage $144.60;
Administration Mala Canal" assistant's siilarv $502. on
'"e"ge S?.m: "ltear creek" a.uitant' sia,r $ -1.10:
- m Icaee ;H4S.0t: "Applogate" assistant s salarv $300.00:
mljeage sSKti.eO: -Kvans Creek" assistant's salarv
$.iL,oii: mileage $170.o0: observer rejiding gang'o
. V! "V,.r,'"m'llnK P"iR. FA-ans Creek. 6 nionth.'$30.0ll;
.. I-. Itiu i'.utte. t months Situ an- i.otin ti.tti..- a .nn.uu
;,o" : ,...:.:$ to.4o8:Co
j.vo.1 vuiuiaei. pa-nietua
19.410.00
10,980.00
6,200.00
0.500.00
2,500.00
3,000.00
1.500.00
Total required for county expenses $409,269.v
Probable receipts of Jackson county. Oregon, other tlu:n by
- direct taxation upon the real and personal pi opei ty.dur
Ing 1029; (except as deducted from road fund hereinbe
fore) . ' .
Two per cent dally balance ., - 3 u.. 500. on
Fees countv clerk's office J5.HU0.HU
Feen sheriff's office 1.200.00
Salo of land, sheriff s office (i.ooo.OK JL
Rent of forest 20,0"O.OH 1
Five per cent stile of timber ,- 50.0(1
Fines collected 1.000.00
renalttes and Interest oh delinquent tnxes 10,000. 00
Uelinquent taxes collected I 25,00(1.00
Total probable receipts
Less estimate of tax delinquency, for 1929..
..$ $1,760.00
.. 45,000.00
30,750.09
." Total receipts to be deducted
Amount to be raised by taxation for county purposes for the
year 1929 within limitation imposed by Section .11.
Article XL Constitution of Oregon ....$372. 51 9.S0
Kstlmnte.l state tax 215.nofl.mj
Kstlmatcd .Market P.ond Tax to meet state's apportionment.. 51.000.00
County Fair ltullding fund (authorized by vote of the
people. 1 mill) : 33.500.00
Total amount to be raised by taxation in .lackson county
for the year 1929 .' $672, 019. SO
Estimated receipts from O. & C. Hefund 3 70,000.00
Credit to Crater Lake highway bond interest..? (I.000.0O
Credit to Pacific highway bond interest O.OOO.OO
v-ivoo iu vntiei- uiKe iiignway ui.im
demption ......I.... .- -.
1.150.00
1,800.00
8.500.00.
. 55.000.00
, S 70.0)0,00
Ultimate of tho probable unapportloned and unexpeVded
balances In the funds of the county on the last day '
..- of the current year:
Dog License fund i , '. .'. .......$
lteei fund , . , i.
County Fair fund '. ,
l.lridge fund ...v, .' .T.., .S.'
Set aside from O. - C. .receipts of 1928 as per . r
-of county court dated March 10, 1927,-re-. "
. corded in vol. 20, page 291, Commissioners'- -: .
7 Journal :t-$250,flo4,00
Set flshlo from O. H C. receipts of 1927 as per .
order dated Dec. 21, 1927, recorded in vol.
- SO, page 4 15, Commissioners' Journal 20.000.00
0,000.00
1.957. So
50
201
'.330.05
O. & C. Suspense fund 270,000.00
l - County Indebtedness October I, 107
Outstanding bonds (advertised for) S4H9.000.00
Outstanding warrnnts (called) 1.535.97
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX LF.VIFS FlLIOl) IX OFFICK OK THE
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$ 2.101.31
1.440. 00
1. 235.32
1.1.14.00
3.431.00
(1S2.91
5.931.43
17.03G.3S
3:3117.15
1.143.05
27H.70
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- 154.53
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4 13.33
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2011.00
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We. the' undersigned. I'ounlv I'.udget roinmlttee
9.000.00 1 County, Oregon, do hereby certllv that tin above Is
complete estimate i.r toe pri.linl.le i-XM.nses of said, county for tin
ensuing year and probable receipts from sources other than direct taxa
tion upon real and personal properly In Its jurisdiction during th
ensuing year, and an estimate nf tlie probable uiiapin-opriiit.-il or un
expended balance In the various funds as of llic'llist day oT the eurrcnl
year. ' , : - .
We further certify that the (-stlmnle of expenses of the various
institutions of the county, of Ibe amount required forpi!hlh: enterprises,
roads, bridges, etc., and all other expenses of the county as therein set
out. is just and is based upon a careful study of the expenses of tho
county during tile past three yours, and a thorough examination of its
I probable needs during the year for which such estimate is made. That
each and every Item therein is believed to be necessary for the proper
transaction of the business of the county, the protection of its property
I and 'interests and lo be for the public welfare. That every expenso
13,490.00 estimated Is in accordance with law, and is a legitimate charge asalnst
the county.
Dnted at Medford-. Oregon.' this 13th dav of November, 192S.
JAM MS OWKNS. Chairman.
RALPH HILLINGS, Sccretarv.
ALKX SPARROW, County Judge.
VICTOR HFRSl-lLL. County Commissioner.
Ol:o. ALFORD. County Commissioner.
It. K. XK.-M.ox. Committeeman.
fori Jackson
true, fair and
15.03.7.50
500.00
3,000.00
7.570.00
DUPAHTMEXT
7,195.00
500.00
Effective November 18
Chang
: 3.900.60 7,600.00
, , , Si nVF.VOH'S OFFICK ' .
Stenographer salary $420. do; field notes (survivor gefTurntl -MMi.ao:
mileage $lan.00: ph..m. $30.00: phone tolls"
$l,..0O; re-established corners $300,011: supplies $100.00:
computing and ehccktnu plats $100.00: survevs field
and office $250.00: n-slstiint s (chain and axe) '$.(). 00;
pints and plat books $1 25 nn:'snrvev supplies $30.00
tiifasfufu s 611K 1: -
Treasurer's salary, tmon.oo; traveling ., expense $70.00:
deputy's, salary $15(10.0(1; 'premium treasurer's bond
$..i0.00: premium, deputy's bond $25. no; general orflce
expense: office supplies $130.00: printing $250.00: post
age $2.. i.OO: telephone and telegraph $100.00; record
books $00.o0: r.-pairs and maintenance contract $90.00;
rental safe deposit boxes $-.'it 00
COI NTV IIKAt.TH VxiT
I-list nurse's salary $900.00: first nurse's travel exncno
$720.00: medical director, travel and salary $2S20.00:
office assistant salary $90.no: second nurse's salary
$9on.oo; second nur-es travel $7:o.l; contingent funil
$600.00
tU.NTKHT ATTOIl X KV's' OFFICK '
Chief stenographer $ir.iio.oii; stenographer, assistant
$150.00: deputy district attorney $2100.00: traveling
expense $330.00: telephone und telegraph $300.00;
: pruning supreme court briefs $150.00; office
...1.,.. oun-e supplle. and expenses $250.00
uons 5:j.i.iiii; (Hunt twj $50.00;
1.11 M'l 01 I'-.iililunv en
.MISCFI.I.AXFOI'S CI HHKXT F.XPKXsK
lied Cross
Fir warden, one-third expense !.....7..i!""!!.7."""!!l!!!
Flections nnd registrations
I'vo.-ni- of evMU'lviM'Mi .f 1 ,ii.l 'ic.'-Voint"
nt
investlgn-
liKhilnij $50.00: trim-..
500.00
4.(30.00
:.620.00
073.00
1, S00.no
450.00
1.000.00
"Mi en
cs in :
Train Service
lA through stage
to San Francisco
Southern Pacific offers transportation to fit your
plans. Train and motor-coach combine to give
the Utmost in travel convenience. .
Ar. Portland
10:0 p.m.
7: 30 a.m.
8:3? p.m,
... To Portland
, -. Leaves
'Shasta" . ,..... ... . 11:45a.m.-
"Oregonian"-..... 6:23 p.m.
"Silvet-Grav" Stage . . . 8:00 a.m.
v i 1 - To San Francisco
... Leaves Ar. Sin Francisco '
. Sham' ... . . . 7:10 pan. 10:30 a.m.
'Otegonian" . . , -. . lo:4u.m. 7:30a.m.
'Silver Gray" Stage . . . 9:40 p.m. 2:20 p.m.
. To Coos Bay Points
The "Shasta" ftom here connects with motor-coach
leaving Roseburg 4:40 p.m. to Mirshficld.
To Klamath Falls Eureka
LT.Medtord ,. . 7:00a.m. 11:25a.m. 4:30p.m.
Ar. Klamath Falls 10: 15 a.m. 2:40 p.m. 7:45 pjn.
Motor-coach leaves Grants Pass for Eureka 9:40 a.m.
AiHnrkaf"SihtrGrjt"
These fine motor-coaches cover western Oregon. In
addition to Pacific Highway travel branches radiate out
- ' from such centers as Salem and Albany to Monmouth, '
'. f Independence, Newport, Lebanon, Dallas, Falls City, A
j . Silvcrton.
SouitBuern PacnCnc
Motor-coaches leave and arrive ae
Southern Pacific Passenger Station
J. C Carle. Aftnl
Phone 34