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TIm Kyeelglit Service Ilnroaa ot
Med ford Mall Tribune, Mcdtord,
Oregon. I'lcaso send mo. with
out cost or obligation on mj
part, copy of llie now Ilooklot
describing Blglit OoiuvrraUon
Name
Aldrcw
City
J
Murdr at
CHARIEIG.)
BOOTH
fPntil fl.l
i Insurance
First Insurance
j Agency
A. L. HILL, Msnsger
Phone 105 SO N. Central
Medford, Oregon
SiyOPSW: Dan Varadoa waa
l:ilcd a tew hour utter Allan
Hunt came to appraise hta trt
collection. Thua the youno antique
dealer waa thrown headlong into
the grim hunt tor viurder clew,
lie precvtnita another tragedy by
knocking down Lnm We as the
Chinese cook atari to attack the
detective FliQne wllh a knile. llnnt
haa been arnilten by Caroline
Ilrent, who among several othcra
ia aitapecled of aome part in the
murder. She and Hunt hie them
erlvrn ta one comer ol the talaud
to be alone together, llnnt haa
been defending Caroline, but ahe
teoaea him by contending they
hare reanon to auayect her dcapite
her innocence.
Chapter 22
GKAINGER'S EYES SMOULDER
I ADMIRED Caroline's refusal to
sentimentalise lier connection
with Parados" death, and her eyes
wove ' unsmiling as she looked at
me.
It had won my respect, this other
side of her, hut It was the Caroline
of the teasing mouth and eyes that
I wanted Just then.
"All right," I conceded, grinning.
"You win on points. But can't wo
talk of something else?"
Caroline was Instantly her ador
able self again.
"That was nice of you," she said,
twinkling at me. "But I'm afraid
we can't, You see, It's quite vital
to me."
"Welt all right. Let's review the
affair. It you had done It, you
wouldn't have used a gun equipped
wltli a silencer. Whero would you
got a silencer, I'd like to know?" '
"That's true," Caroline admitted,
"hut it hasn't been proved that a
silencer was used."
"A silencer must . have been
used," I said. "It Celia heard that
telephone ring some of us would
have heard the shot, It It had not
been silenced. That's settled. But
there's so much else that does not
touch you at all to be considered.
That advertisement in the Mar
seilles newspapers, for luatance.
We know that Lum We stole and
broke and returned tho phoenix,
but we don't know who advertised
to the world in general, and to
lo Bulafrc. nnd Clceron Bee In par
ticular, that tho phoenix was on
San Lucas, unless it was you," I
added Bravely.
"It wasn't," Caroline assured me
Bolemnly.
"Tho assumption Is," I continued,
"that Put-ados was Jules Lacote,
who sent his accomplicec to Devil's
Island for a million francs."
"Of courso!" and Caroline gave
me one of those teasing smiles.
"Hut Parados may have been La-
cftto mill he may not. If he wasn't,
your lovely theory goes bang.";
"I admit Hint, too. A belief that
Parados was Lncoto is as far as I
am prepared to no. Lum We stole
the phoenix. Mrs. Parados hated
her hushnnd, Annersley must have
dropped that yellow petal Inside
tho safe nnd smashed open Hint
drawer to get those Fleetwood doc-
umenls, Uraluger was slashed
across the nheok by Parados, Johns
hated Parados becauso ha threat
ened to destroy tho fort, Cella (lc
tested him becauso of bis treat
ment of Annoraloy but none of
llionn motives proves that nny ono
of thosa persons killed Parados. I
haven't said anything about the all
bis."
"Don t forget to lucludo my
name." Carollno reminded me.
"Celln and I are the only two who
haven't an alibi."
"It's a gorgeous paradox from ho-
ginning to nnd." I continued. f'And
then thero's tho biggest paradox, of
them all.
Caroline nodded slowly. "Yos,
Hint prlro ticket In his hand. Do
yon supposo a woman ?" She
stopped, shlvcrlus.
I bad I bought nt that, too. "it
does look muro llko n woman's
touch than a mnn's. But 3.1 edits!
It doesn't make souso."
"Sense!" Carollno ochoed. "None
of it initkos sense." She put her
bunds lo her bead.
"It's pretty awful," I snld gently
"hut won't you try to forget it for
a little while?"
"I can't!" Her voice throbbed
with horror. Tho look in her eyes
touched me.
"Yon mnstn't lot It get bold of
you Hint .wuy," I pleaded.
"I'm afraid!" sho whispered
"Thero's more coming. I can feel
It hanging. You you don't think
, I killed htm. do you?"
"Oront guns, no!" I exploded
seizing both of her hands. "Caro
llno. you mustn't tulk llko that!
You're nothing to bo afraid of.
Yon hear mo?"
Sho began to weep then, and I
drew her ugnltist my shoulder anil
held her hard. Something tnsldo of
mo was going around nt a toriillc
rule.
Carolina drew away from mo,
and shook the tours out of hor eves
"Forglvo mo for making such an
Idiot of myself," she hogged. "I'm
all right now. Who are in Ihoso
launches, do yon suppose?" She
pointed to two bouts rounding the
promonntory,
"Tho pollco and the reporters,
probably," 1 snld. "Samuels Is ex
pecting them. There'll be mora
questioning.' Do you feel you can
stand it?" 1 asked anxiously.
"Of course 1 can." She looked at
me steadily and earnestly.
"Lot's drop In and see Professor
Johns," I suggested suddenly. "That
old tort should be tull of Interest."
"Professor Johns " She stopped,
frowning. "Don't you think he's
eccontrlc?"
"Well, be ought to be," I laughed.
Pie's lived alone long enough."
"Yes, that must bo It. I'm not
suro I like queer people."
What about antique dealers?" I
Inquired in an injured tone.
That tender derisiveness was In
her eyes as she looked up. My
heart jumped.
They can't help themselves,. I
suppose, and they can be Improv
ed. Oh, come on!"
Professor Johns hailed us from
the tower ot tbe tort. To our sur
prise be came out with a seagull
In his arms and blood on his lean
white hands.
Good morning, my friends," he
greeted us. "This Is another of my
friends. He hurt one of his wings
and I have been doctoring him."
Is his wing broken?" 1 Inquired.
No. The bruise Is rather deep,
though. But I washed it and he'll
be all right In a day or two."
The poor thing!" Caroline ex
claimed.
You have an Interesting place
here, professor," I said.
His response was instantaneous.
"And I : love every crumbling
brick of It," he declared with his
Illuminating smile. "Come, you
must see It."
"The towor has been restored,"
Caroline exclaimed animatedly. "It's
a dream of a place. Isn't tlpt Ivy
beautiful? ,
Mr. Parados bad to make the
place habitable for mo," Professor
Johns explained. "But he wouldn't
touch the walls. Every year the
warm rains crumble away a little
more of the original adobe."
He led us into the compound of
the fort, which was about 15u
feet square. Tho walls, some two
foot thick, had been ten feet high
at ono time. Great gups wore hrok
en in them. In tho center of the
compound was a goldtish pond,
around it a vegetable garden still
occupied by odds and ends ot the
fall planting.
Lettuce for the rabbits,". Profes
sor Johns chuckled.
As we poked around the com
pound, turning up an old mill stone,
a primitive wagon wheel, a broken
ol hi, Johns dwelt on tho history ot
the fort.
"Think ot It, my rrlonds! A man
building himself a fort ngulr.st Hie
coming of a nation! Shall we have
a look at tho tower?"
As we cunio around .to tho front
ot the fort a stentorian hall from
the other sido of the cove uitrncled
our attention. Kirk wns v:-.vlus to
us.
"You are wanted over here." he
roared. "All of you. Oct u move
on!"
"More questions," I said, lor king
anxiously at Carollno. "I suppose
wo'd bettor go."
"Dear me," Profoasor Jiilnm pro
tested, "I thought I bud told llu-in
everything I know. I so much
wanted to get back to my hook.
llavo the pollco any Idea yet who
shot Mr. Purndos?"
"Their Ideas emhrace about
ovorybody on the Island." I said.
"Lum Wo is Samuels' latest mis
pect."
Tho ordeal turned out to lie nut
nearly so unpleasant us wo had
expected. Dnuglus Ross, tho dis
trict attorney, and Dr. Steeii, Hie
coroner, were the principal ntrirrrs
of the now arrivals. Dr. Stern was
a negativo sort of person, hut tin?
was Incisive, flu did most ot Die
questioning, Johns nnd I were dis
posed of tlrst and wo managed to
remain In the room while Hie oth
ers were exumlned. Kuril ot us was
required lo glvo nil luipro.Klon ol
llngerprinls.
Nothing of moment turned up
until Grainger, who hail been loft
until the Inst, wus brought It., itoss
mndo no Impression un Hie. man's
austere gravity until be suddenly
snld:
"Why did you drop that rose. Into
the wnstepnper basket?"
"I didn't."
Grainger's Hps tightened.
"Don't He. Why did yon do It?'
"I didn't!"
Grainger's eyes smoldered nngri
ly as he stubbornly repeated his
denial.
"No?" Hess Inquired. "Why did
your master slash you across the
cheek?"
llrnlnger's hands knotted con
vulslvcly. "There's a red handed
murdere." on this island." be cried
harshly, ignoring the question. "I'll
say that much. If you don't Unit
out who did It. I'll lie dolus It l.u
you. And that's nil I'm Icllin:
you!"
hibition agent, in a 1, 000,000 boot
leg distillery In Newark, N. J., at
first offered J1OO0 to the, agent.
Finally he said: "I'll go as high as
85,000," and he warned the raiding
agent: "You'll get a lot of your
friends in trouble by this.- Prohi
bition headquarters Is protecting us
and a lot of men will lose their
jobs." The $1,000,000 distillery has
a capacity of 10.000 gallons a day,
worth at retail $100,000, about $500
000 a week. Bootlegging has be
come an Important Industry.
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In the state of Washington the
Republican party walks out of step
with the Republican administration.
At BellmKham, Wash., on Saturday
the Republican convention adopted
a plank demanding modification of
the prohibition law, also a plank
opposing America's entrance Into
the World Court.
Admiral Hughes, holding the
highest command in the American
navy, opposes the naval puct, on
the ground that it Is harmful and
unjust to the I nlted States." He
says it is unjust to tills country
because it puts our navy nt a dis
advantage in relation to the llritish
and Japanese navies.
Admiral Schnfleld, second In com
mand to Admiral Hughes, also im
poses the pact, as do other high
navy officials. If that pact 1b forced
through by the administration, then
the opinions of our highest naval
officers count for .nothing, nnd
those highest officers should cer-
tninly replaced by others that know
what they navy needs.
Senator Hirum Johnson objects
to a special session to force the
naval pact through ana believes
that, If given time to understand it.
the people will - repudiate ' the
treaty.
It need not lake the people long
to decide that they do not want
Britain and Japan to regulate our
national defense.. What,' peculiar
weakness makes us Incapable of at
tending to our own ni'fuirs?
llrltnln , never asked our advice
In tho days when she could aftord
the world's greatest navy. -We
could afford that now.
work in
er-
49.00
MUSSOLINI STIRS
VASTMTITUDE
MILAN, Jtllly -May 2(1. -(PI Be-,
fore a seething crowd of. fascists.
nacked into the great square before
tho famous cathedral, Premier
Mussolini Saturday made the final
address In his northern Italy tour
with defiance for fascism's enemies
and n call for a celebration here In
11132 of the second decade of tne
fascist revolution.
The smiare overflowed with i
grent crowd, estimated to number
mora than 125.000 persons, wtl.i
tho masses in the neighboring
streets. Some spectators said there
were 3110,0(10 gathered to hear the
Duee's speech. - - - -- -
CO I'NTY I'OI'IIT I ' I H ) 'KED 1 Xi S
The following Is a schedule of
expenditures of Jackson County.
Oregon, together with tl list of the
claim:. ills and articles of services
for which the claim Is made and
which were passed upon by the
County of Jackson during the
month of April, man. -Library
l-'uud. '
Mary Nicer, services...- $15.00
Mrs.' Ethel Blackburn, sal
ary - 07.02
Mrs. J. V. Ill-own. salary ... fi.OO
Carol Cox Hook Co., book .05
M. T. Uilwnrd.s, typing 11.00
Myrtle Forbes, salary ........ 5.00
Cavlord Bros., supplies .... 20.05
The .1. K. (till Co.. hooks :iH.t,3
Louise Hamilton, suiury Ml. 00
Mrs. L. C. LeVamlcr, sal
ary 5.00
Mis. It. 11. Moore, salary.... 5.0(1
Kalrlna limits, salary S4.84
Katrinu Hunt?., mileage .... 3.02
Leila Shepherd, salary 5.00
Mrs. Belle Smith, salary.. 5.00
Mrs. A. W. Steadmall. sal
ary 5.00
Swcm'H Hook Shop, hooks 17.30
Hazel Taylor, salary -5.00
1-1. Kay Woolsey, salary .... S3. 34
K. Fay Woolsey, current
expenses 20.00
Total $ 48
hog Llrcnse Fund
Jackson Co. Humane Soci
ety, co -opera live work.. $37
Hanoi Atkins, sheen killed
I'V dogs ($20.00 disal
lowed 2
Willie Ill-others, Hhcci kill-
ell ny nogs (Slu.Ull ills-allowed)
25.00
23.15
30.00
10,00
13.40
5.72
7.60
2.10
i.S 4
0.75
4.50
19.50
25.0(1
flee
Bertha Bowers,
office .j.. ,..
W. H. Brown, travel
pense
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vice Medford Printing Co., en
velopes Office Stationery & Sup
ply Co., supplies
Stute Ind. Accident Com
mission, insurance
George Schumacher, drug,
analysis
West Coast Printing &
Binding Co., . printed
forms
Western Onion, service ....
Clerk's orfieo ..
If. W. Specialty Co.,-.
stapler
Delilla Stevens Meyer,
stamps v,
So. Oregon Typewriter Co.,
overhauling machines
Xvdah .Veil, deputy sulury
llelen Dugan. deputy sal
nry --.
Mary T. Hendricks, . dep
uty salary
Constance Andrews., dep
uty salary
Julie Ct.nfleld. deputy sal
ary Mary ltyan Smith, typist..
Medford Book Store, sup
plies M e d f o r d Printing Co.,
printed forms
Delllia Stevens Meyer,
stamxs
Office Stationery & Supply.
C'o., supplies
Treasurers Office.
Verl G. "Walker, salnry,
deputy .
Home Tel, & Tel. Co., ser
vice - ,
West Coast Printing &.
' llindlng Co.. Acet. leaves
.. School Superintendents Office -..
Susanne H. Carter, field
and track meet
Susanne II. Carter,.' post-,
age and supplies
K Usui both Burr, supervisor,
Mrs. Nettle Thompson,
clerk
Gladys Ogle, clerk
Klizabeth Watson, stenog
rapher -
Kuhli-Ilowell, Multi.' ma-
, chine
Medford BookStdre, sup-
- plies
Fruit Insiioction
TT. R. Warner, salary
H. It. Oalman, salary
Assessor's Offlcc
II. T. Findlny, .aslant, field
deputy
II. N. Loflnnd. salary, field
deputy
C. A. Myers, salary, field
deputy
Geo. Carter, salary, field
deputy
J. 11. Coleman, traveling
expense
Linnie Hanscnm, , salary,
deputy
C'lnlr Xorrls. salary, dep
uty Klva C. Mitchell, salnry,
deputy
K. A. Lnngley, snlury field
deputy
Jay Terrill, salary,
deputy
Wm. Myer. salnry,
deputy
L. M. Sweet, snlury,
deputy
Geo. Carter, salary,
deputy
stamps
Tel. Co.,
field
"field
field
' ii'eid
Total
S 420.00
l-'nli- oiH-mlliiii Tumi
Chauncey Florey, ins. pre
mium $!IS.0O
James Kicks, caretaker,
full-grounds 01.00
Total
It. Coleman.
Home Tel. &
service ,
Medford Book Store, of
fice supplies
Medford Printing Co., tax
roll sheets and state- -
ments
Widow's Tensions
Belha Abel
Easie May Albert
Alice Ilrown
Florence M. Bnker
Kate M. Crawford
Teressa A. Dews
Anna M. F.dwards
Corinne Glnet
Hell Hall
Myrtle Hoffman
Ilia Huson
Ktnily Llnahan
Flora nolle Ludwlg
Clara Miller
Ollle Peterson
Lillian O. Heed
Mary It. Rowley
Callia Ci.rd Saden (Co.
compensation)
(lilssie Stephenson
Lillle Slopor
Kthel T. Slnlidley ..
Sarah V. Stralton
Krma Tompkins
Ada May V-romnn
Martha Lurrelln Whlllock
Mrs. K. M. Wolilford
A Ionia M. Wall
Lillle Wlnklcmail
110.00
125.00
100.00
00.00
80.00
14.85
33.10
10.00
1.60
125.00
12.00
23.32
100.00
14.70
120.00
3.00
2.00
100.00
3.41
2.00
182.00
133.00
150.00
150.00
150.00
1 50.00
9.60
125.00
110.00
90.00
150.00
144.00
00.00
150.00
24.00
50.00
7.80
744.35
15.00
L'5.00
15.00
25.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
15.00
8.00
10.00
40.00
15.00
20.00
10.00
35.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
1 5.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
10. on
iii.no
10.00
10.00
35.00
15.00
(Copsiriphl. till. H'llll.-m ",ii,
naif Compauyt
Ooes th tlgM-hpptri Oraire-r
hold th key to this puzzltt &?
tomorrow's chapter.
. Brisbane's Today
(Continued from page one)
(Continued from Page One)
i.-lsCoJJ
lightning,
row, with Its hatreds, blazing pa
triotism, clergy calling lor recruits,
promising God's support, profiteers
celling for bond issues, etc.
This country should he warned
by Mussolini, who speaks out:
warned by Britain and Jnpan, that
nuke fools of our delegates sent
abroad; warned, shove ait. agair.st
the danger of World Court and
League of Nations enlnnitleiiieiils.
Wo do not wnni a million other
Atnerlcan gold star mothers enrsg-
Frsucn snd other F.uropesn conn- lug their pussuse lo visit F.uropenn
tries will keep out of war, if they ! giavevanls.
tun. Bui war comes like it flush of, .Mr. Solomon, nrrested by a pro-
Kim-lircilrv l-'um!
Arch Work, supplies for
drainage survey
Hiitlolph Kee, assistant,
drainage survey
Chris (Soltlleli, maintain
ing free employment
bureau
California Oregon Power
Co.. services, survey of
fice '.
Ktldolph llee, services,
survey asst
Northern Calif.-So. Oregon
Dev. Ass'ii., dues
$ 1 811.00
$31.00
3.24
24.73
100.00
Total J 247. 9!l
GF..NKKAL CIH'.N'TY Fl'ND
County court mill Commissioners
Victor Ittirsetl. salarv
(!eo. Atford, salary .."
Nlnii Vomii;, stenoirnipher
Home Tel. Tel. Co., ser
vice Chviill Court
Geo. N. Lewis, hatllff .. .
llolile Tel. Tel. Co., ser
vice lii-llcc Court
Glas Priidliomme Co..
printed forms
G. O. Taylor, stamps. Tel
etc
Howard tiiiult. clerk
t, ,.,.l . " ."""V
.v ,..,,. mum inuusirlal Accident
S 4:'. 00
OS. 40
80.(10
SO. 00
did not inli'iiil. tluit llnly;
"nIkiuIiI he Hthlilciily nwakeiieil !
with n start iiy some t fn u io j
turn of tile whi-cl of history." '
O'
travel'
Colli IllLssion. Insilr.-in,-.t
Ualph (!. .leniilnKs. stamps
and envelopes
Iiuls Jennings, travel 'ex
pense ;
Ualph !. Jennings. -iravel
expense
Paul c. Jenniims.
expense
Ihmiis Jennings, travel ex
pense Paul c. JcitnliiK. salary ...
Louis Jeiinluus. salary
t'lca K. Anderson, salary.
Ilernelce Jenniis. snljiry
llerirmle Martin, salary
Marjorle Ittiili-son, aalary
Lliina Looker, work in of-
9.71
0.15
75.00
144.08
OS. 70
68.45
13.17
124.70
124 70
124.711
I :!ii
09.7(1
on. 70
Total $ 450.00
Court llouso
California- Oregon Bower
Co.. service $ 124.20
Standard Oil Co.. fuel 63.12
.1. I-:. Daniels, janitor inn. on
.1. A. Norris. Janitor 25.00
Blake. Muffin & Towne.
towels, etc 35.50
City Sanitary Service, ser
vice 5.00
Ci(y Water Department.
service 13.75
F.nds Transfer & Storage,
fuel transfer 8.26
Packer-Scott Co., janitor
supplies 8.1H
Standard Oil Co.. fuel ...... 30.00
.lull
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vice 5-55
M r s . O. W. Dunrord,
hoarding prisoners 371.35
O. W. Diniford. Jailer 124.70
Mrs. .1, K. Oanlets. matron 68.00
.1. It. Lecgitt. work nt Jail 7
Win. Peck, work nt Jail. .. 8.00
Kads-Holbrook, mattress.. 38
Hi-, t. H. (love, dental ser
vice 7.00
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vice 0.05
Heaths Drug Store, sup
plier $
Meilfortl Hook Store, sup
plies .80
Medford Domestic Iiun-
drv. laundry 8.00
M. M. Dept. Store, Mdse. 2.08
state lnd. Accident Com.,
insurance - 18.96
Trowbrlduo Cabinet Works,
l.hr. pieces 6.25
Itftlnh (1. Jennings, shoe
repairing bill 3.50
Cure of Poor at Poor Fnmi
Mutual Mill Seed Co.,
feed 21.5
California Oregon Power
Co., service 21.2
Carrie I'urves. helper 40.00
Irene Wells, snlury nnd
stamps 126.no
II. U Daniels, coffee 9.20
Kcotiomy Fish Market.
supplies 22.13
Hutchinson Merc. Store.
isupplles 66.35
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vice 4.30
C. M. Kldd & Co.. shoes .. 21.15
Medford Kleclrlc Store.
lamp 2.09
Mann s Dept. Store, sup- -
plies SI.
Irene Wells, chicks 7.50
Mutual Mill & Seed Co.,
feed 38.
J. C. Penny Co.. shoes J.ss
Cart of Poor Not nt loor Fnnii
Medford Lumber Co..
shingles 26.44
S- A. Swan, indigent al
lowance 15.00
Dr. J. J. Hmmens, medical
aid - 11.00
E. W. Shockley, medical
aid ,
. . Itcicular ludlicciitx
Kffle Marie Baer
Ella Barr -.
Wm- Biege
Walter Blackman
Nellie Boardman
Julia Bowmun
Ell Chase
Mary Crume
Dave Daniels
Frances B. Donaldson
Millie Dosler
Dudley Estea
Mrs. Egun ,
Frances C. Everett-
John Fewell
A. M. J"ord
John T, Fry
Susan T. Gregg
Mrs. B. H. Hutch
Mary itoberts Higgins
Elizabeth .Huson
Mrs. A. E. Johnson
Melissa E. Knighten
Annie Lalhrope -
Lena i,ee
V Edward Miller
Gladys Moses
l'hl'nnder Mclntlro
A. J. Nicholson
J. A. Orchard
Thomas O' Brian
Ethel Frances Olson
Mary Osborn
Mrs. J. J. Owlngs
Edwin Bierce.
Mary Price
J. A. Uasmussan
Al Bhoten
Jenne M. Riggens
Louise Schepflen
Edwin Shipley
Annie E. Smith '--
Bart. Summers
S.- A. Swan
Chas. Swartzfager
Rehecca. Smith .
John Wallers
Mary Warner
Annie Watkins
Z. Wolgnmott
Jones Grocery, supplies ....
Phoenix. Mercantile Store,
supplies
Sacred Heart Hospital, In-
' .digent- aid
J. J. Emmens, indigent aid
American Bed Cross, sup
plies :
Geo. Browne & Sons, sup
: piles - '...... :..-..
Community Hospital, indl
: gent,, care
Godw.ard Merc. Co., sup
plies Golden Rule .'o. 5, sup
plies Gold Hill Supply Co., sup
plies Hutchison Merc. Store,
supplies
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.,
service
Heath's Drug Store, sup
plies ..
Dr. L. D. Inskeep, medical
aid -
Eliza A. Smith, indigent
nllowance
E. W. shockley, medical
aid
Dr. F. G. Thayer, medical
aid
J. J. Tryon, supplies
Dr. Edwin R. Durno, med
ical aid
Mrs, Cora Nash, meals to
nurse
Mrs. Lou Jay-cox. nursing
indigent
Sacred. Heart ,, Hospital,
Indigent aid
Jiivenllo Court. Exncnso .
Waverly Baby Home, baby
nome Miug. Approp. .inn. on
MdveTtlBlng and Comity PriutOug
Mac's PnnUng Co. . legal
-notice
Medford Printing Co.,
, legal , nonces Old. Bal.
due
Medford Book Store, bind
er and sheets
Medford Printing Co., CI.
Proe. Notices
Medford News Pub. Co.,
local .readers .....
Blanche Virgin, radio Adv.
J'.lcrtioit Kxpcllsc
Lulu A. DeCarlow, regis
tering electors
A. 11. Fisher, registering
electors
G. W. (loddard, register
ing electors .,
E. A. Hildreth. registering
electors
Mary A. Mee, registering
electors
II. D. Heed. - registering
electors
Henrietta . Ssndrjv , regis?
tering electors
Delllia Stevens Meyer,
money Adv. to regis
trars .:
Helen Meyer, work on
election ;
Vera Childrelh. work . on
election
Fred Daniels, work on
election
Medford Printing Co., bal
lots Delllia Ktevons Meyer,'
supplies
Office Stationery & Sup
ply Co., election hoard
supplies
Health Villi
Dr. B. C. Wilson, health
officer
Lyda T. King, salary anil
travel expense ...... ,....
Allgustji Glovei-; salary &
travel expense '..
Dr. B. C. Wilson, contin
gent fund
Josephine Koppes, secre
tary Surveyor's Ofric-e
Woodbury & Wheeler Co ,
tlalv. pipe
C, Z. Hoyden, surveyor's
salnry
L. Pettegrew, rhninmnn.!!!
(). H. Tlce, chalnman
C. S5. Boyden, mileage .
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vice State Ind. Accident Com.,
i nsuiaiice
30.50
W2o'.00
' 10.00
15.00
8.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
g.00
1(1.00
10.001
8.00 !
7.501
10.001
io.oo!
8.001
10.00
15.00
7.50
10.(10
15.110
15.011
10.00
10.00
12.00
10.00
21 00
8.00
20.011
16.00
8.00'
20.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
8.00
15.00
10.00
12.00
10.0(1
8.00
15.00
8.(1(1
15.00
25.00
10.00
10.00
10.110
8.00
15.00
10.00
22.50
5.10
15.00
288.47
vs.bo
22.00
25.00
8.00
8.00
20.00
10.10
15.10
6.00
8.00
5.00
2.00
23.00
11.00
10.00
25.00
335.10
14.00
65.60
4.10
49.25
1.R0
50.00
3.50
1.30
1.90
- 1.00
2.10
1.70
3.60
1.20
so. oo
70.00
9.00
934.35
1.05
14.38
310.00
210.00
210.00
60.00
80.00
42.91
100.89
49.30
40.39
69.10
3.1 5
wat-
Sealer of Weights niiil '.Mensnres
u. i. i-awion, salary
Watermaster
Chester A. Cummings, hy
ilrogropller Clinton A. Smith, Asst.
wntermaster
Elda (Ibelardl, stenog
rapher Fred N. Cummings.' jr.
salary Asst. watermnsier
Earl E. Tucker. Asst. watermaster
Geo. W. Daley, Ass(
ermaster
Hen Fredcnhurg. observer
.L c. Wagner, observer
Fred N. Cummings, Asst
wntermast er
J. W. Gibson. , material
water plats
Fred N. Cummings. ex
penses Asst
Chester A. Cummings. ex-pt-nses
Asst
Clinton A. Smith, expenses
Asst .,
O. W. Daley, expenses'
Asst
Earl K. Tiicker,'''exnen,Ps
Asst
Butte Fall, Eagle
service -
26.26
54.80
39.90
9.6s
4.69
26.16
Pt. Tel.,
Home Tei? Tel. Co.,' 'ser
vice . 0
State lnd . Accident Com i
Insurance .
... '""tati Attorney
B Dlliard. certitleft
rffii( . ...
American lniVook "co'"
r'hKhtV"R,'n i ow'r t;o::
O. W. Neilson. isilsry. Den"
Hist. Attv .. ''
IWythe Martin, 'sienog
66.60
151.3(1
7.50
41,. 00
69.60
19.40
9.93
10.91
8.0(1
75. OS
rapher ...
A W. Pipes, office rent....
Home Tel. 4 Tel. .Co..ser-
" vice '"":;
Office Stationery & Sup
ply Co.. supplies
Postal Tel. Cable Co., ser
vice Western I'nion, service . ...
County Audit
E M. Wilson, salary
Herd IhsmhIou
Dr. fj, A. (Wizen, salary....
ROAD FL'ND
General Koads
Black & Decker Mfg. Co.,
drive on loadometers ...
W. C. Clements. lumJier..:.
E. D. Hoag. gravel-
Klncker Primary, pur
chase orders
The A. Llotl Co., compass
supplies - -
Modern Plumbing & Sheet
Metal Works, screen ....
Medford Book Store, loose
leaf hook -
Roebllng's Sons' Co., steel
rope ..." , i
Thomas Riley, gravel
Sh e r w I h-Wllllams Co.,
paint
Timber Products Co.,
stnkes
E. D. Thompson, viewing
road
James Wiley, viewing road
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co.. puw-
J der .
O. S. Hastening, gravel. ...
General Petroleum Corp.,
as -
Hickok & Hlckok. plates
J. B. Hood Co., grinding
wheel
Medford Lumber Co.,
lumber
Mlllei-Sanford Tractor
Co., parts
Pierce Auto Freight Lines,
freight
Portland Oxygen & Hyd
grn. Co.. supplies
W. W. Uosebraugh, screen
plate
Shell OH Co., supplies ..
Pure Iron Culvert & Mfg.
Co., culverts
rnlnn Oil Co.. sunolies ....
Cniled States Rubber Co.,
hose
Woodbury & Wheeler Co.,
supplies
J.. D. Adnms Co., blades....
Austin - Western Road
Mchy. Co., Autocrat rol
ler 0
Gordon & Flnkbeimer Co.,
valves i
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., Pdr.
supplies ....
Irwln-Hodson Co.. signs....
Miller-Sanford Tractor
Co., parts for dirt mover 1
Oregon State Hgw. Comm.,
form sheets
Sooiitbcrn Pacific Com
pany, freight
Spears Wells Mchy, Co,,
oil distributor 3
State Ind. Accident Com.,
insurnnce
O. S. Rubber Co., steel
hose
Woodbury & Wheeler Co.,
shovels -
John J. Tjoelker, bridge
bldg
Fred W. Scheffel, deed for
oil plant 1
Paul 11. Rynnlng, salary.,
engineer
Rolnnd A. Smith, transit
man H. J. Bracken, labor
Byron Seaman, rodmnn....
Arnold Bros., right-of-way
R. M. .Crawford, travel ex.
for oiler
Colyenr Motor Sales Co.,
. ..parts
Latture , Equipment Co., .,
nlr compressor
Lewis. Super Service Sta.,
car expense !
Pierce Auto Freight Lines,
freight
Portland -tlxygin Hydro.
Co., hydrogen
Southern Pacific Co.,
freight
Woodbury & Wheeler Co.,
parts
Jack Thrasher, payroll..!.
John 15. Smith, payroll....
Wm. Perry, payroll , 1
Win. Bruin, payroll '. 1
W. M. Tetherow. payroll....
William Ellens, bridge
er.rpenter
Chns. Illltch, bridge car
penter Lyal Hnrtman. bridge car
penter J. Hartmnn. bridge car
penter Wesley Hartmnn, bridge
Supt
Thos. Rosebei-i-y, mnstiir
mechanic .'
R. J. Itlnnhnrger, mechanic
K E. Jenkins, machinist
It. W. Crnwford. mechanic
K. H. . Morse, blacksmith..
W. J. BIrhidge, truck
driver
,T. S. Fewel, labor "!"!!"
Henry Mapson, truck
driver
L. W. Prork, foreman ......
Ben Kingery. crusherman
Earl Morse, hoppcrman . .
Richard Knight, hnistman
I. orane Tolle. truck driver
Harold Toile, truck driver
Onle Motilton. truck driver
W. J. Roberts, graderman
Bill Coy. truck driver
J. D. Adams Co.. blades
Ashland Lumber Co., lum
ber Ashland Iron Works.
sprockets
Blue Print Shop, ""blue
prints
Browne Hdw. Co.. brushes
California Oregon Power
Co., service
City of Jacksonville, water
rent
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., riir'
supplies
Enkln Motor Car Co'"ca'r
supplies
Eagle Point Oainge',"pnrt's
M-eil .1. Kick, bridge sup- -
plies
Caddis Div'on,"'' fence
supplies
C. E. Gates Auto Co." car
parts
Walter S. Germer.' "gravel'
Home Tel. A Tel. Co.. ser-
vice
Hutchison Merc! Store' oil
Clfltll
Hubbard Bros.! , ,,.71.
Jenkins Sisrn Cn i
ll.tnh r. . ' oners
loggers ei (
125.00
60.00
29:20
1.05
1.17
3.00
00.00
149.80
506. li".
70.01
4.50
20.00
5.77
1.44
2.70
00.04
0.75
65.32
16.20
3.40
4.00
30.10
138.75
1.85
7.00
5.67
33.2
34.18
22.18
16.80
79.20
725.27
592.00
197.07
182.21
498.09
truck
l,.h..
I.lt.re,, Psrt. cv, .EM.;"'
V,nerd "''" s"0".'
Medfonl FVirn: Hdw'snp:
Meu;ver,:':": '"
Medford Vuic. Wks" "nibc,
Merrlman's Black sm h
frc,,,'"" Co..
Statton,;, A "sup';
," " tube, ... '
Ohler The s..rvl V1V.'";-
ii hck
Mfg!
Hydro.'
supplies
I ure iron Culveri
' o. culverts
. - . ....,, uxyg,.,,
l o.. nvrt.n
Pierre u.V'V.' "i&Z
Postal Te,. c.h,;- c"0
Mrs.n Eva Peter,; Rara-
1 Cu-. uppnes
0,031.00
16.67
8. .12
63.34
1,157.21
4.34
9.60
3.183.75
17.79
89.08
20.58
50.00
1,000.00
299.70
140.70
33.23
87.29
6.00
37.80
7.70
660.00
14.35
P. 66
11.20
11.07
0.13
406.07
364.21
1.276.29
1.470.45
540.31
83.00
5.8.37
72.35
92.31
170.19
194.74
160.24
156.74
167.72
143.43
132.23
10.95
39.92
18.72
14.97
31.92
39.92
49.110
93.31
14.97
9.98
17.47
31.35
4.51
33.55
103.68
1.08
45.73
10.00
95.32
0.15
10.25
55.28
48.85
5.16
65.70
23.05
1.94
23.17
11.75
4.00
199.40
223.83
220.46
20.28
224.47
2.25
18.50
8.94
1.80
"5.68
594.07
11.20
6.59
8.91
1.75
6.00
17.60
157.06
Trowbridge Cabinet Wks.
supplies '
j v . ""c yo., i trucks 9,;
vvooooury ck rt neeter Co
Mchy. Co .'.
Wlthnm Super Service'
parts '
State Industrial Accident
Com., insurnnce
Totnl ..; ;.. .? tJ7
Market Roads
E. C. Richmond, hauling
fence posts
Lew Walsh, Rt- of way'""
Frank O. Nygreni Ut. of
way , t
L. L. Damon, fence posiii
Associated Oil Co., sup
plies .,
Goodyear Rubber Co!,'
conveyor belt "
Oscar H u f f m a ll , pw
hea ms
Medford Lumber Co., lumJ
her
Oregon State Hgw. Comm.,
Eng. services
Shell Oil Co., supplies
pure Iron Culvert Si Mi'g.
; uo pipe. i
l-nion i.,ii t-o.. supplies .
Western. Road Mchy, Co.,
- chains
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., Piir.'
supplies
Standard . Fence, Co"!
screens
Lester E. Smith, drafts"
man.
Byron Seaman, rodman .. .
Hickok . & Hickok. steel
parts
Train Bros., lumber
Paul B. Rynnlng, labor
claims paid
Jack Thrasher, payroll ..".!
John E. Smith,, payroll .""
Wm. Perry, payroll '
Wm. Bruin, -payroll ...
W. M. Tetherow, payroll"
William Edens, bridge car--penter
Lyal Hartman. bridge car
penter ...-,
J. Hartmnn, bridge car
penter W. L. Hurst, bridge car
penter Sum Randies, - bridge car
penter .
WVsley ilnrtman, bridge
Supt. ' -
Merl Morse, labor
Loren Culbertson, truck
driver ;..
Bert J'owell. laborer "
Henry Mapson,. truck
driver i
L. W. Prock, foreman ......
Ben. Kingery, crusherman
Enrl Morse, hopperman....
Richard Knight, hoistman
A. W. Johnston, watchman-
Lorane Tolle, truck driver
Larkln Skinner, louder ....
H. L. Sears, foreman
B. F. Moulton, hoistman
Onie Wimer. crushermi.n
Jim Littell, loader
W. B. Finney, . watchman
John. Moulton, roller
Oran A d a m s o n, truck
driver
Gale Moulton, truck
driver .-.
W. J. Roberts, gradermnn .
I. ee Matney, helper
R. J. McDonald.- pitman
Elmer Wagner, loader ....
Bill Coy, truck driver
L. Van Groudy, labor
J. A. Denn -Pdr. Co., sup
plies -
Gaddis & Dixon, fence
supplies
Gold Hill Garage, truck
expense
Walter S. Germer. gravel
Hubbard 'Bros., parts and
Hdw.
Littrell Parts Co., parts.-...
Medford .Service Station,
vulcanizing
Medford Furn. Hdw., sup
plies Medford Iron Works, col
lars Modern Plumbing & Sheet
' Metal Wks., Gnlv. Iron
Pierce Auto Freight Lines,
freight
Miss E. Ueed. gravel
Standard Oil Co., supplies
Soule Steel Co., bars
Trowbridge Cabinet Wka.,
supplies
State Ind. Accident Com.,,
insurance .'.
23.'
35u.li,
'.'lO.On
27.t
43.1
.Vim
57.41,
47.011
"3.iii
.6011.1111
"An
.5.(1.1
34.311
149.7(1
.17.41
69.7S
301.41
139.35
flK.95
.434.4!
21S.54
27.113
112.33
24.70
7.SS
lJ.4i'
C2.3J
6, lis
51. SA
1.4
,f!'S
111..!
114.77
72.32
S9.82
1111.7(1
47.111
6".9fl
155.74
129.74
12S74
116.74
IH.K
129.74
124.75
114.77
122.!;
7S.U
66, s:
56.71
SI.)
.31.41
57;9(l
109,03
1.00
MM
104.H
2UII'
133.18
34.(1
1.01
;.s(
39.M
1 31.01
315 .if
1610)
1.0
132.5S
Total $9,444.1)
' Itoad District No. 3
J. Cadzow. shakes I15.W
Pure Iron Culvert Mfg.
Co.,' pipe l.SOO.Of
A. Wattenburg, . fence
Bldg. 23H0
Gaddis & Dixon, fetico
supplies 29'.!S
Total S2.043.Jl
; Road District No. J
Central .Point Meat Mkt..
supplies $25-1
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., Pdr.
supplies , , 42.915
Oscar Huffman, piow r
beams
Shell Oil Co.. supplies .. .. I""
Safeway store, camp sup
plies IS I!
Pure Iron Culvert & Mfg.
Co., pipe . iHM
J. A. Denn pdr. ' Co., Ptlr.
supplies 343.51
Perry Koenke, chalnman.. 13-f
Mill & Mine Supply Co..
hooks- I""
Paul B. Rynnlng, Adv. on
labor claims 152J
John E. Smith, payroll .... l.W'j
J. S. Fewel, labor
Total tl
Itoad District No.
X. D. Xoroross, tractor use f
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., Pdr.
supplies
Gordon & Flnkbeimer Co.,
valve supplies
Medford Lumber Co., lum
ber Shell Oil Co., supplies
Pure Iron Culvert & Mfg.
,Co., pipe -
J. A. Deitn Pdr. Co., sup
plies -
Train Bros., lumber
Perry Koenke, chalnman..
Lewis Super Service Sta.,
car supplies
John E. Smith, payroll -
Chns. Blitch. bridge Carp.
William Edens. b i I d p e
carpenter
Lyal Hartman. bridge car
penter J. Hartman, bridge car
penter Wesley ITartman, bridge
Supt
J. S. Fewel, labor
,S4.ji
U!.H
5). ''
Ml
!.('
160.11
900.M
01
1351'
3t.ll
119.11
07.-" vl
.
in
.
25 81
Total' I4.4K6 44
Itoad District X. H
Aieoiora Lumber Co., lum
ber Hounty Iteisirt
I. r. nichmnn
Zera Dahack
K. A. Vestal
John S. Burnett
Nelson 'v.
Mrs. E. B. Paul
Mark Wlnnlngham ..
M. H. Gordon
A. D. Moore
A. L. Kromling
Harry Dally
Ben Bellows
A. P. Smith
O. A. Adnms
Bill Wnleh
J. II. itankhead
v. ianinl
Tluo. Avgris 0
Total - J.p .1
DELILIX STEVENS -W-."A
Count) 0
15''
$(.
J
1M
O ti
lt ' y
)M
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-
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.- 1