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PAGtt ElfiHT MKBTttD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREfiON, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1030. "
' i .- , r,,lt,l,.lh 3.50
i ll supplies t ir.
.eillo liera -
4.15 Dr. W. S. Cary 1-0"
Chiropractic
for
Asthma
s& A-NICE-GIRL
COMSS-TO-TOWN
U t 3 i t C r 4 1 1 t
Tho symptoms of chronic asthma
arc variable in the different cases.
The ' symptoms of the ordinary
chronic case are Included In the
definition, hut In that form known
as spasmodic asthma tho symptoms
uro more distinctive and similar In
all cases. The first attack usually
begins suddenly, but all followhiR
attacks may be preceded by dlnzi
ness, cold In the head, bronchial
cough and thoracic constriction.
Nocturnal attacks aro more com
mon and appear after a few hours'
sleep, when tho patient is aroused
with a distressing senso of want of
breath and a feeling of great
oppression In tho chest.
Hoon the respiratory of
forts become violent, all tho nc
ecssnry muscles of respiration are
brought Into play by tho patient
assuming somo position . w h I c li
elves them additional support; in
but H few minutes the patient is In
a paroxysm of the most Intense
dyspnoea, Tho face becomes pale,
the expression Is anxious, speech Is
impossible, tho face may also be
flushed and syanoscd. This sya-
. nosis' deepens, the' inspirations aro
but u gasp' and the patient fears
Impending death. Expiration is
moro hindered than inspiration, so
that the chest' Is greatly expanded
and the diaphragm In tho lowered
position. After somo minutes or
hours tile breathing becomes easier
and, often, with a cough, tho spasm
or dyspnoea may bo broken and
the patient falls in a deep sleep
from' tho oxtromo exhaustion. Tho
expectoration of asthma is at first
scanty, takes on the form of round
ed gclantluous manses and Is raised
with difficulty, hut after a day or
two- the sputum becomes mucO'
purulent and is moro profuse.
Tho Chiropractor seeks to ad-
Just tho subluxatcd vortebrao so
that all pressure Is removed from
tho spinal nerves, thus permitting
free and unhindered transmission
of tho mental Impulses from tho
brain to tho bronclal tubes, which
results In normal expression and
normal function, hence normal
breathing. The length of time re
quired for tills is different In dif
forent cases, and' no estimate, can
be given for any case, but cases
aro on record whero ono adjust
ment afforded complcto rollef from
tho affoction' without Its return,
but as a rule' several weeks or
sometimes' a few month's' time Is
required to bring about a complete
restoration of the normal rondltlon.
The object of breathing la to get
oxygen into file Dinou and wasie
fisses out 'or u. wnencver.. me
ireathlnff center in the hrnln feels
the need of moro oxygen and less
carbonic new, and at tin same
lime tile' passage of gas between
tho tunas and blood"ls Interfered
with, the condition Is called asthma.
In asthma thrt patient feels tho
need or air. so' rur ns ne can see,
there is lio' reason why his blood
cannot tnko'lt' up, nut somenow or
other It (too notl And that is ns
thma yearn'inii for air which
somehow cannot he snttsflod. It is
Just n sympton, not i disease at all.
Thereforo tftodman'a dlstlonary
gives eighteen kinds: or asthma,
Chiropractic' Is' tho' science of
Common Senso applied to the hu
man machlno and the art of ad
Justing the machine when it is out
of order. ' It is tho Science of
Health and the Itrt of adjusting
the cause of disease.' Every effect
must huvo a 'cause. Disease Is an
effect. If you wish the effect to
cease, get a Chiropractor to ad
Just the cause by chiropractic ad
justments. Modern scientiric re
search proves that approximately
a largo per cent of all disturb
ances In tho human structuro fol
low nerve compression.'
For Instance, if you have some
thing wrong In the nasal passage,
or in the throat, or' In lite lungs,
the heart, tho stomach,' tho liver.
tho kidneys, the' bowels, or. In
fact, any part of the body, vou
may rest assured that It is duo to
an abnormal quantity, of life cur
rent, and that tho nerve supplvlng
wny ono oi wioso regions is undci
pressuro at some point.
This Interferes with tho trims
mission nf life current front the
mil in toe various tissues and
organs of the body along Its course.
1 he most ridiucnt cause nf nei vi.
compression Ik a misalignment of
the bones In the spinal column
from between which the nerves pass
o .-jr iui,u mo spinai corn.
riilropractlc further proves that
scientific adjustment will be fol
lowed by tho return of health.
MEMBER8 OF CHIROPRACTIC
BUREAU:
DR. H. P. COLEMAN
Medford Building
DR. R. A. HEDGES
Stewart Building '
DR. E. W. HOFFMANN
Liberty Building
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Please send me, without cost or
obligation on toy part, copy of the
oew Booklet describing Chlroprao
tlo Health. Service.
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Cluiplor 3
IN TONY'S PYJAMAS
PONY acted quifkly. Tlio sudden
coniinotion hud sobered him
le' selzcil Mary l.ou by the arm,
nil Hid wllh Iter through u service
xlt.
A niinitln or two hilar Mury l.ou
inti.t licrjelf i:ihcil MiiMtigli a
:tck window onto a lire ejeapn.
'lU'hcrc-whcic do wo. go now?"
'to gasped.
Run down to the third lloor."
imp -i commanded. "Then, climb
I huniy." Vary I on y;i!;I. but Tony
j wouldn't itertr of it.
llo proiliiccd i p;t!r of pyj.im;is of
hitriking !irungi silk, sml a dressing
gown of a deeper shade.
She unilressed in the bathroom
I ami handed Iter damp clothes, one
iliy one, to him through u crack In
; tho iloor. Khe felt, dociileilly em
ilia rrasseil, especially when It came
iio stepping Into his pyjamas. They
j would have fit'.cd throe of her
j Sho had to roll up tho lefts, lull
tin' Jacket reached to her kii-.'es
Kho wraiipcd tile riressing gown
j carefully about her. and starter; in
! to Join Tony. The sitting mom
pre.tcnteil a bizarre rilght. Her,
artnentH were draped over every
chair. In the midst of the -irray.
blinking sleepily into the lire, sal
Tony.
Ho made half an .iti'ort to ric
"Come in and sit down." he grln.ied
"You look 'like something Santa
Clans couldn't fit into 11 stocking
Have a drink?"
"No, thiuik you." sahl Mary l.ou,
Sho seated herself gingerly i:i,tlie
cilgo of l lie couch, anil Tony In
spcutcil her. Slio looked railicr
sweet with the voluminous folds of
his drc.islng gown billowing about'
"Havo a clgaret.'- ho suggested
"Mtfy .is well -'malfa;'' ynnrce.li at
heme." ' ' ' ' 1 1 T '' ''
The next moment she wan sputtering In a tub nf water.
along that IIUlo balcony lo tho next'
building... Wo call get Into my Hat
through tho bathroom window."
Mary Lou had wauled . exclto
liiunt, but this, sho felt, was ruthcr
ovordnlng It.
"Why can't wo go out Ilia same
way us I came In?" she asked.
Tony explained Impatiently.
"Don't you umlersluntl? Tlio place
Is raided. Haven't you over boon
III a club during a raid."
"No," said Mary l.ou.
"What a girl!" said Touy. Ills
touo Implied, "The girl hasn't
II veil!"
hlio started tho treacherous dc-si-ont.
When tliey reaclietl tho
ledge, Tony went Urst anil gave
her his hand.
,"l'vt) .dono this sovernl times,"
lie murmured, by way of encourage
ment., "Tlmiik llOAVOtIS, I loft tho
Ijallil'ooill lyliulow open. Stoutly
theio. Now jump through." ,
Mary l.ou jumped. The next
thing alio know alio was sputtering
anil gasping In a tub full of water.
"I iini sorry!" ho cxcliilmed. "I
completely forgot I left tho bally
hath tuh full!"
llo switched mi tho light. Mary
l.ou was sltllng up in tho bath,
water streaming out of her poso
jitd her mouth.
"This Is awful," Tony murmured.
"I'm beastly sorry. What can 1
ilo?"
.Mary Lou climbed out of tho
lull anil shook horsclf. "I don't
know what yon can do," sho ro
plied, "but I'm horribly colli."
"You must he," sympathised
Tony, llo continued to slnro at
Mary Lou. I lor short fair hair had
tightened into ringlets. Hliico she
used no rougo It hadn't run. llor
face looketl fresh, clean, and rnthor
sweet, (1
".lovol" Tony repented, "You
look, well rather sliinnlnR."
"Look here." sho said sharply,
"can't you stop staring and tell
mo how on earth I'm going to get
dry?"
"Of course. You'd belter tnko
off your things and I'll dry them
before the gas II ro In tho silting
room."
Mary Lou lookeil doubt ml. "Hut
what shall I put on while they'ro
getting dry?"
llo scratched his head, "'l'hcre's
my hath wrap and, perhaps, a pair
of pyjamas? You shouldn't bo cold
in those."
"I think I'd nltler go straight
Mary Lou shook her head. "
don't smoko, thanks."
"You'ro a rum sort of girl," Tony
meditated. "Don't wtint lo drink.
Don't wnnt to smoke. Would It bo
indelicate to inquire just what you
do want to do?" ,
Mary Lou was stumped, but Tony
laughed.
"My dear Mary Lou, you've '
missed tho bus by a century, have
n't you?"
"What do you mean?"
Ho roaclied for n cigaret. "You're
about a hundred years nut of
dato. They liked nlco modest girls
lb en."
Tho "nlco" stung Mnrv Lou. H
was tho second tlnto that night
sho had heard tho ailjnctivp applied
to herself. ..
"But I doti't trail! to bo nlco and
modest," sho told him. "That
doesn't get you unywlioro. 1 learned
that tonight."
"Child," ho smiled, , i'jou'i'e
(rightfully tinl'vo." . ,
"I suppose 1 urn," sho admitted!
"If 1 woren't, I don't suppoo I'd
havo believed Hrynntnr last sum
mer." Her voice was choked. "I
believed all tho things he told me.
And tonight when I realized that
It had only been a summer flirta
tion for him, 1 was hurt terribly.
That's that's why 1 danced wllh
you when you asked mo,"
"And I thought It was my mag
nctlo personality," Tony sighed
mockingly.
"I suppose If I'd been ecnslblo
and modern," sho resumed. "I'd
havo lookeil on our affair tlio saino
way ho did au amusing experi
ence. Hut ... 1 thought it was
teal. Do you think. It I hadn't, 1
would havo cotno to London today?"
Sho paused breathlessly.
"I'm glad I did give him that
block oye," Tony murmured.
"I was so looking forwnrd to
these two weeks in town," she
went on. "And now . . ." Sho
stiffened with n llttlo Jerk. "1 ttil
have a good time, despite him. 1
don't caro what I do!"
Tony swung his other leg over
tho arm nf the chair. "How aro
you going to have this good time
without him?"
Sho shook her head. The rebel
lions light died In her eyes.
"I don't know." ,
(Coftrtehl, IC.!V! Grrttl
It Mnry Leu's Londnn vlllt to h
s failure? Tomorrow t-er proipocti
for a oood tlmo appear brtghlwr.
COI-JiTV t.Oi rtT PKOfKKBIXGS
The following is a schedule of
expenditures of Jackson County.
Oregon, together with a list of the
claimants and urtleles of services
for which the claim is made uni
which were' nasspd upon bv the
County of Jackson during tho
month of May, la3u.
LIBRARY FUND
K. Fay Woolsey, current
expenses t
K, Fay Woolsey, salary
I'.thel liliickburn, salary....
.Mrs. J. F. llruwn, salary....
Consolidated Truck Lines,
freight
Dieter Bookbinding Co.,
binding and recaslng
Mrs. .Mvrtle Forbes, salury
The J. K. Olll Co.. books....
The J. K. Olll Co., out
standing orders
Mrs. I. C. LeVander, salary
.Medford News l'ubl. Co.,
cards
Medford Furn.' Hdw. Co.,
twine
Mrs. U. H. Moore, salary..
Office Stationery & Supply
Co.. record books, etc....
Prue A. 1'lalt, magazines..
Mrs. Katrine Runu, salary
Mrs. Leila Shepherd, salary
. Mrs. ilelle Smith, salary....
Mrs. A. T. Stcadman, salary
Swem's Rook Shop, books
Hazel Taylor, salary
Mary Nlver, services.-
The J. li. Olll Co., books..
EAGLE POINT LADES
H.Mli K I'OINT. Ore.. June IT.- -(Spl.)
Civic Improvement club
held Its regular meeting June 12.
Airs, (era Morgan residing. Tho.o
present were Mrs, Murium, nrcsl-
dent: Mrs. Amy Hrmvn. secretary:
Mrs. Donna Ashpole. Mrs. Under,
Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Hewlett, Mrs.
Prultt. Mrs Mtiiu-r-ll r'i,,u.
cade, Airs, .Carter, Mrs, Davidson.
Mrs. nmpbcll. Mrs. Young, Mr-.
Sinner, Mrs. ValiScoy and Mrs.
Hoyal llrown.
Visitors were Mrs. Lois Hlblreth
and F.dlth Weldntnn of Fugle Point,
and Mrs. M. A. Ashpole of Med
ford. Mrs. Mabel Mack, county dem
onstration agent, will meet wito
the ladles on June 2fl, and will
give a food demonstration consist
ing of dairy products chiefly of
milk. All the Isdlr... of the com
munity lire cor..i.;ily Invited.
I The t'nlted Kingdom Imported
if ISA. ono worth of American artl
i flclnl limbs, crutches and other
j surgical appliances last, year,
20.00
S3. 34
Sa.24
0.00
1.02
11)3.70
6.0(1
174.30
125.0(1
5.00
11.40
1.10
5.00
2. SO
ID.ori
80.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
7.SI4
5.00
15.00
10.83
Total 874.87
DOG LICENSE FUND
Tlio Irwin -Hudson Co., dog
license tags 9.CG
T. M. Ituwden, sheep killed
by dog (J3II disallowed) 24.00
D. A. Runyard, sheep kill
ed by dog 20.00
Total 53. (ill
FAIR OPERATION FUND
James Ricks, caretaker,
Fairgrounds rr 94.50
EMERGENCY
California Oregon Power
Co., service, drainage
survey office - 3-'l
Edison tien'l Electric Ap
pliance Co., supplies,
dralnago survey 137.4 5
Ontario sheet Metal Wks.,
supplies, drainage sur
vey 3.75
Dacus Electric Co., sup
plies, dralnago survey.... 8.93
So. Pacific Co., freight,
drainage survey 9-28
A. C. Walker, Co. Treas.i
transfer to Gen'l. Co.-
tund 500.00
Chris Gottlieb, " maintain
ing free empl. bureau...; 12.50
llraun-Knccht - llelnmann
Cu., ' dralnago survey
supplies 75.00
No. Callf.-So. Oregon Dev.
Assn., association dues.. 100.00
Western Union, service.
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. ser
vice H.14
FRUIT INSPECTOR'S OFFICE
H. E. Warner, salary 189.00
E. R. Oatman, salary 133.00
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE
J. B. Coleman, traveling
expense
Clair Norrls, salary
Linnic Hnnseam, salary....
Elva; C. Mitchell, salary....
Annn Coleman, writing tax
rolls :
Geo. Carter, field deputy..
L. M. Sweet, field deputy
ir. N. Lofland, field deputy
H. T. Flndlay, salary, field
deputy
Wm. Myer, salary field
deputy
E. A. I.angtey, salary,
field deputy
Jay Terrill, salary, field
deputyl
Ed E. Dlmick, salary, field
deputy
C. A. Myers, salary, field
deputy -
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vlco Medford Furn. & Hdw. Co.
supplies
Office Stationery & Print
ing Co.. supplies
WIDOWS PENSION
Botha Abel
Essie May Albert
Alice Brown
Florence M. Baker
Katie M. Crawford
Teressa A. Dews
.Mary J. Dimmlck
Anna M. Edwards
Corlnne Ginet
Dell Hall
Myrtle Hoffman
inn Huson
Emily Llnahan
Flora Belle Ludwig
Clara Miller
Ollle Peterson -
Lillian O. Reed
Almeda Russell
Mary It. Rowley
Callla Card Sanden, county
Compensation 10.00
Gu.sslc Stephenson 15.00
Llllie Sloper . jo 00
Ethel T. Standlcy...... -15 00
Sarah V. Stratton i 10.00
Ernia Tompkins 10.00
Ada May Vroman ' 3 0.00
Martha I.ucretia Whlllock 10.00
E. M. Wohlford 10.00
Alonla M. Wall 33.00
Lllllo WinklemW 15.00
8.00
10.00
42.00
38.50
S0.00
5.85
4.50
10.00
75.00
25.02
7.85
.15
CIO
75.00
16.85
30.0(rl
8.70
Total f 850.45
GENERAL COUNTY FUND
County Court and Commissioners
Jackson Co. Abstract CO.,
abstract
Alex Sparrow. stamfs
Victor Bursell, salary,
commissioner
Geo. Alford, salury com
missioner Nina Young, stenographer
Rome Tel. & Tel. Co.. ser
vice Medford Book Store, of
fice supplies
CIRCUIT COURT
W. G. 'Trill, attorney fee....
Goo. N. Lewis, bailiff
Jessie Mastln, travel ex
pniiHe Home Tot. & Tel. Co., ser
vice , .
Medford Book Sloro, pins
JUSTICE COURT
Glass &, Prudhommo Co.,
forms -
.Howard Glllllt. clerk
II. D. Reed, Justice court
fees ..'
D. A. Roberts, stenogra
pher : -
G. O. Taylor, telephone
service and supplies
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Ralph G. Jennings, small
bills -
Ralph G. Jennings, travel
expense
Paul G. Jennings, travel
expense
Louis Jennings, travel ex
pense Paul C. Jennings, salary.
Louis Jennings, salary
Olga E. Anderson, salary
and overtime
Bei-nlece Jennings, salary
and overtime
Gertrude Martin, salary
and overtime
Mm-Jorlo Hurleson, salary
and overtime
Itcrllia Rowers, work in
office
Linna Looker, work In of
fice Allan Curry, work In office
Home Tel. Ai Tel. Co..
service
Kee l.ox Manufacturing
t'O., SUPPIIcs
Office Stationery A: Print
ing Co., supplies
Pacific Stationery A; Print
ing Co., hook
Weeks orr. car storage
West Coast Print Iok
Binding Co., receiptlon
book
Slate hid. Accident Com.,
Insurance
CLERK'S OFFICE
P. V. Taylor, machine re
pair -
Marshall Printing Co.. in
dex sheets
Nvdnh Nell, salary
Helen Dugan. salary
Mary T. Hendricks, salury
Julie canfleld, salary
Constance Andrews, salary
Helen Meyer, typist
Mary Ryan Smith, typist..
Gloss e Prudboiiimo Co.,
folders
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vice Medford Hook Store, sup
plies Office Stationery & Print
line Co.. supplies
So. 1'aclflc Co.. freight
TREASURER'S OFFICE
2.45
123120
94,53
911.20
124. (ill
124.09
145.09
147.19
119.49
120.09
72.90
S2.S0
32.00
25.15
4.00
13.40
5.03
12.80
73.85
0.57
5.00
" ''5
12V00
110.00
12 5.00
110.00
100.00
80.00
80.00
104.00
13.05
.60
15.00
3.95
P. W. Taylor, typewriter..
A. l. Walker, pen points..
Verl G. Walker, salary
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. ser
vice -
Office stationery At Print
ing Co.. supplies
CORONER S OFFICE
II. W. Conger, coroner's
exams ...
l.amport'8 Sport Goods,
hooks
H. W. Conger, death re
port SCHtWH. SUIT'S. OFFICE
Elizabeth Burr, travel ex
pense, supervisor 10
Home Tel. (t Tel. Co., ser
vice Elizabeth Watson, salary,
stenographer
Susanne H. Carter, school
day supplies
Susanne H. Carter, sth
grade exam, expense.. .
Elizabeth Burr, supervisor
Lonilne1 Morris, clerk
Gladys Ogle, clerk
Nettie 1 Thompson, clerk
W. E. Finzer Co.. sten
cils Medford Hook Store, sup
plies -...-.....-...
lis.r.o
12o!oo
7.35
1.90
33.40
14.00
6.00
15 SO
51.40
7S.00
20.00
8.00
2s.no
24.37
S.75
18.15
1 10.00
125.00
90.00
33.00
102,
150.00
150.00
150.00
48.00
150.00
144.00
84.00
144.06
7.40
3.75
5.05
15.00
25.00
15.00
20.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
15.00
8.00
10.00
411.00
15.00
20.00
111.00
35.00
10.00
15.00
15.00
Total 470.00
CARE OF POOR NOT AT
POOR FARM
(Regular Indigents)
Efflc Mario Baer.
Ella Ban- .,
Wm. Blcge
Walter Blackman
Nellie Boa-rdman
Julio Bowman ...
Geo. C. Coss
Mary Crume
Ell Chase
Dave Daniels
Frnnces It. Donaldson
Millie Doslor
Cora Evans
Dudley Estes
Mrs. Egan
Frances C. Everett
John Fewell
A. M. Ford
John T. Fry
Susan T. Gregg
Mrs. B. II. Hutch
Mary Roberts Hlgglns
Elizabeth Huson
Mrs. A.' E. Johnson.
Melissa E. Knighten
Anna l.athrop
Lena Lee
E. Edward Miller
Gladys MoseS
Philander Mclntlre
A. .1. Nicholson
J. A. Orchard
Thomas O'Brlan
Ethel Frances Olson
Mary Osborn
Mrs. J. J. Owings
Edwin Pierce
Mary Price
Mrs. J. A. Rnsmussan
Al lthnten -
Jesse M. Rlggens
Louise Schepflen
20.00
10.00
15.00
8.00,
1 3.011
10. 0(1
10.00
10.00
10.00
8.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
8.00
7.50
10.00
10.00
K.00
10.00
15.00
7.50
10.00
15.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
12.00
lo.ou
20.00
S.00
20.00
13.00
8.00
20.00
10.00
15.01)
10.00
8.00
15.00
10.00
12.00
10.00
8.00
15.00
8.00
8.00
1 5.00
2 5.00
I 0.0 0
25.00
10.00
10.00
8.00
1 5.00
10.00
40.00
2 5.00
Odwln Shipley
Annie E. Smith
Eliza A. Smith
Bart. Summers
S. A. Swan
Chas. swurtzfager
Rebecca Smith
Geo. Thompson
John Walters
Mary Warner
Annie Watkins
Z. Wolgamott
Margnret Vaster
Conger Funeral Parlors,
Indigent burials
Dr. Edwin It. Durno, med
ical aid
Gold Seal Creamery, ice,
health unit 4.50
Dr. Win. W. P. Holt, med
ical aid 12.50
Jackson street Groc, sup
plies 8.00
II. C. Stock, indigent bur
ials 20.00
Sacred Heart Hospital, X-
ray 14.50
Geo. Thompson, indigent
allowance 25.00
Community Hospital, med
ical aid 37.0(1
Phoenix Merc. Co., sup
plies 10.00
American Red Cross, indi
gent care 310.78
Brown Ac Sons, supplies .... 8.00
Conger Funeral Parlors,
burials 40.00
Edwin It. Durno, medical
aid 6.00
Ends- Hoi brook, convales
cent homo supplies 93.40
Godward Merc. Store, sup
Plies 25.00
Hutchison Merc. Store,
supplies 20.00
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. ser
vice 2 5.95
Mr. Miller, carpentering--.. 7.50
Mann's Dept. Store, con
valescent home supplies 116.31
phoenix Pharmncy, medi
cine 5.10
Dr. It. w. Poellnlts, medi
cal aid 25.00
Jno. W. Pernoll. supplies 10.11
Phoenix Mercantile Store,
supplies 22.57
Sacred Heart Hospital,
supplies 532.70
J. J. Tyron, supplies 23.00
C. D. Welt, carpentering,
convalescent home 3 00
Whlllocks Golden Rule
Store, supplies 8 00
Heath's Drug Store, sup
plies (52.15
ADVERTISING- AND COUNTY
PRINTING
Medford News Publ. Co.,
- Del. Tax Statement list 538.40
Medford News Publ. Co.,
legal notice 14.60
Medford Printing Co., le
gal notice 15.00
Blanche Virgin, radio ad
vertising 5(1.00
COURT HOUSE EXPENSES
California Oregon Power
Co.. service 108.79
People's Electric Store,
fuses i.5o
Standard Oil Co.. file 6j0
City Sanitary Service, ser
vices 12 00
J. r.. imniels. janitor DID. 00
J. A. Norrls. Janitor 23.00
F. F. Bork. awning repair 9.75
City sanitary Service, ser
vice 5.00
City Water Department,
service 15 ;S
Ends Transfer & Storage.
transfer io -;
4,0 Gates & Lydianl, Janitor
suonlles ...
Medford Furn. Hdw. Co.,
supplies ...
JAIL
H. J. Dizney. guard 7.00
Mrs. J, E. Daniels, matro 42.00
Mrs. O. W. Dunford,
boarding prisoners 314.30
Ralph G. Jennings, bills
paid 1-05
O. W. Dunford, Janitor sal
ary 124.69
Wm. Peck, guard 4.00
J. H. Deggltt. guard 3.99
Diamond Cafe, meals to
prisoners ' 51.15
Dr. I. H. Govo, dental
work 1-50
Heath's Drug Store, sup
plies 1-00
Mann's Dept. Store, sup
plies 10.00
State Ind. Accident Cum.,
insurance 18.87
CARE OF POOR AT POOR
FARM
A. L. Ansted, potatoes 30.00
Idaho Chemical Co.. disin
fectant 87.35
Jarmin & Woods Drug- .
Store, supplies 1.65,
California Oregon Power
Co., service 25.29
Irene Wells, salory, Supt... 125.00
Carrie Purves. labor 40.00
Everett Beeson, pigs 35.00
R. L. Daniels, coffee 9.20
Hutchison Merc. Store.,
supplies 76.25
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vice 4.90
Jarmin & Woods Drug
Store, supplies 1.50
Manns Dept. Store, hup
plies : 8.45
Medtord Furn. & Hllw.
Co., supplies 93.66
ELECTION EXPENSE
G. F. Billings, registering 16.20
Novic Irene Edwards, can
vassing board 22.50
H. F. Meader, canvassing
board 22.50
W hittle Transfer & Stor
age, booth supplies 36.70
Delllia Stevens Meyer,
payment to election
boards 1,992.42
Vernon Meyer, preparing
ballot boxes 4.00
vera cniltlretli, clerical
work 80.00
RENT POLLING TLACES '
Ashland Library 5.00
F. F. Whittle 5.00
J. O: ltlggs 5.00
E. J. Arant : p. 00
Mrs. Jas. Lennox . 2.50
Frank D. Knutzcn 5.00
Fred C. Homes 4.00
E. R. Glcason -i -G.OO
Vera Kerahtuv 5.00
Geo. Brown & Sons 8.00
Jl. C. iBoomsliuter 1 ; 6.00
Ray Coleman 5.00
Beth Fallow 3.00
Fitchner's Garage 5.00
L. A. Banks 7.50
W. M. C'lemenson 5.
J. B. Dobbyn 5.
Maggie Fisko 15
Carrie Rickcrt 10.00
-Mrs. W, H. Stlnson 12.00
Mrs. W. J. Lawson 10.00
Mrs. Frans. Whetstone 2
Martha S3. Luke 5.00
F. 13; Furry c.50
Walter 13. Allen 5.00'
Dr. w. s. Cary 5.00
Elizabeth Leever 8.00
0. S. Abbott 5.00
1. H. Howe 5.00
C. M. Rucll 5.00
Howard- H. Flnloy 2
J. W. Blrkholz 1
Vlolu Jackson ; 5"
' DELIVERING BALLOT
BONES
13. A. Hlldroth , 6. CO
Earl Ulrlch 0.40
.Maggie Hpwoll 1.00
h: w. Barron - 4
H. G. Meyer 5. 20
1 . H. McKlnnls 4.00
Vieva Saltmarsh 4.60
Ola Copple 5.60
nit Billings Agency, reg
istering voters 3.50
Davis Transfer Ai Storage,
delivering booth supplies 25.00
A. r. l-tlmunson, erecting
booths 1.50
1. H. Howe, mileage, de
livery ballot boxes '.. 4. 80
i . c. Leever, lights, etc.,
for booths 3.80
Jno. r,. Roberts, assembly
election booths 3.00
J. il. Koblson, assembly
election booths 5. 00
ricks Hardware, booth
supplies 1.6
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., elec
tion service 3.05
uiuce Miatlonery Ai Print
ing Co., supplies 7.80
Totnl. ..
HEALTH UNIT
Dr. B. C. Wilson, salary
health officer 310,
Lyda T. King, nurse salary
and travel 210,
Augusta Glover, nurse sal
ary and travel 210.
Josephine Koppes, secre
tary so.
Dr. B. c. Wilson, conting
ent fund 50.
SURVEYOR'S OFFICE
C. 'A. Boyden, deputy sur
veyor 13S.
O. II. Tice. ehainman 57.
L. Pettegrew. ehainman 57.
C. 55. Hoyden, mileage 21.
Home Tel, & Tel. Co., ser
vice 3,
The Klocker Printery,
scratch pails . 2
Medford Hook Store, sup
plies 2.
Slate hid. Accident Com
mission. insu:ince 4.
SEALER WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES
l.awton, salary, seal
2,461.87
D. T.
er .
WATER MASTER
N. Cumtnimrs. Jr..
24.66
ex-ex-
Fred
assistant watermaster. .. 40.
viinion a. smltn. ass stunt
watermnster 124
Liiisier a . cummings. hv
drogrupher 149
- w. Daly, assistant
watermaster. 119.7
can r.. iiicKer. assistant
watermaster
J. C. Wagner, observer...."
Ben Fredenberg, observer
neii i. cummings,
penses
Fred N. Cummings,
nensps
Karl E. Tucker, expenses
G, W. Daly, expenses
Clinton A. Smith, expenses
Chpster A. Cummings. hy
drography expenses
Butte Falls Esgle Pt. Tel.
flTVH'C
Home Tel. At Tel. Co'.V'ser
Vlce The Klocker Prlniory!
scratch pads
Medford Book Store, sup
plies Orflce Stationery '"print
ing Co.. supplies
COUNTY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
California Oregon Power
o.. nvnis
G. A. Coddine. telegrams"
A, W. Pipes, office rent
The Frank Sheparrt Co.
citallorut
G. W, Ncilson, salary, dep-
0 1 y
1 Kdythe Martin, stenogra
pher A. Carlisle Co., carbon
paper
HEALTH REGISTRATION
,-, . . . ,-?i-oeniurg
I Mary Jlee
119
4
9
50
54
70
123
43
124
18,
3
11.
2,
COUNTY AUDIT
E. M. Wilson, salary 60.00
AHTfl CAMP INSPECTION
Dr. IS. C. Wilson 135.00
ASSESSMENT SURVEY AND
riRIIISE
O. W. t.aldley, salary 142.50
L. J. Lindsay, salary iz.vn
u it. Krr-liiniier. salary.... 90.00
C. H. Choate, salary 185.90
13d iverson, salary in. 00
A. E. Elder, salary 194.00
Plnehurst Inn. supplies.... 126.21
Douglas Abstract Co.,
Iltlios l.ou
Medford Book Store,
cruise supplies 7.85
ROAD FUND
1 On.,,1..
Consolidated Truck Lines,
. 11-eigni
Davis & Davis, black
smithing Hlckok Al Hickok, boiler
plate
Howard' Cooper Corp.,
supplies
Klocker Printery, Engi
neer's supplies
Mlller-Sanford Tractor Co.
parts
Medford Lbr. Co., cement
Portland Oxygen Hydro
gen Co., carbide
Shell Oil Co., eupplies
Union Oil Co., supplies
Wheel and llim Service,
sjmcers
W. L. Wrlht, filing saws....
J. N. Nelson, crop on right
of way
IdaM. Clarke, right-of-way
land
Southern Pacific Co., con
structing R. R. spur to
oil plant
Auto Supply & Parts Co.,
parts
Beall Pipe At Tank Corp.,
culvert supplies
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., pdr.
supplies
J. B. Hood Co., shop sup
plies ;
Hlckok & Hickok, steel
angle .
Jenkin'a Sign Co., bridge
.' signs
Mlller-Sanford Tractor Co.
parts
Portland-Oxygen Hydro-
. gen Co., oxygen .
Porter Lumber Co., ce
ment ' and lumber
Paul H. Rynning. supplies
Timber Products Co.,
stakes :...;.' :
Western Road Machinery
i Co., chain
Woodbury & Wheeler Co.,
parts
So. Pacific Co., freight
Eukln Motor Co.. damages
on ' car
Hal E. Hoss, Sec. State,
licenses : :
Portland Oxygen Hydro
gen Co.. supplies
Miss E. Iteed. gravel
M. B. Train, lumber
'Paul B. Rynning, salary....
Lester 13. smith, drafts
man ;
Perry Koenke, ehainman..
John Bowmnn, ehainman
Elda' Ghelardl, stenogra
pher W. M. Tetherow. payroll..
Jack Thrasher, payroll
Wm. Hruin, payroil
Wm. Perry, payroll
John E. Smith, payrpll ...
Thos. Roscberry, mechanic
U. J. Rinabarger, mecha
nic F. 13. Jenkins, machinist..
II. W. Crawford, mechanic
13. HV Morse, blacksmith....
.1. S. Fowel, blacksmith
helper v :
Loren Culbertson, driver!!!!
H. L. Sears, foreman
H. H. Moulton. hoistman..
Jim Llltell, hopperman....
Oren Adamson, driver
W. F. Roberts,. graderman
Bill Coy. driver
Henry Mnpston. driver
Harold Tulle, driver
L. W. Prock. foreman
Ben Klngery, crushermun
Richard Knight, hoistman
Earl Morse, hopperman....
Larkln Skinner, loader....
A. W. Johnston, watchman
L. D. Frye. dumpman 7....
H. C. Dooms, driver ....
Lorraine Tolle, driver....!!!!
H. G. Miller, graderman..
Roy Ashpole, supplies
Auto Supply & Parts Co.,
supplies
The Blue Print shop, biuo
prints
w. L. Chlldretli, black
smithing W. C. Clements, lumber!!!!
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., Pdrr
supplies ..
Eagle Point Garage!
brakes
Farmers Exchange Co-on
barley
Gaddls Ai Dixon7''"'fenco
supplies
Hubbard Bros., parts
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.!
service
Kunzmnn Printing : Co"
stamp pads
J. W. Wakefield, bond.'
engineer
Modern Plumliin'g"'s'h'eet
Metal Wks., copper sup
Plies .Medford Furniture AV Hdw."
hardware
Medford Con. Cons. Co"
culverts
.Medford Lumber "co.V lum
ber Medford Sheet Metal Wks!
Iron
Mrs. Eva Peters, garage
rent
Office Stationery & 'siippiy
t o., Eng. supplies
Pierce Auto Freight Lines,
freight
Paul b: Rynning. ia'bor
claims paid
L. A. Snow Co.. rollers
Mrs. Seefleld. board ..
1'. S. Rubber Co.. air hose
L. R. White Mchy. Co..
Paris
Witham Super Service,
Parts
State Ind. Accident Com"
insurance ......
2.79
6.40
23.52
27.26
23.00
45.49
38.28
11.50
676.02
127.67
25.00
2.00
0.30
60.25
741.00
85.74
"74.53
0.79
41.90
7.30
60.00
15.59
11.04
100.33
9.87
16.20
'21.0
99.80
11.74
48.00
33.44
5.45
Il3.3li'
299.69
77.26
99. 69
16.08
105.00
510.97
443.41
981.77
1,291.71
495.34
194.74
1-19.75
14 9.75
1-19.75
137.25
91.77
' 107.91
35.94
29.94
23.94
19.96
24.95
39.92
14.117
37.42
3 5.94
31.81
22.45
23.94
26.94
31.92
39.90
44.91
47.40
15.5!)
28.87
20.75
2.46
11.15
15.57
Charles Blltch, bridge car-
denier
Wesley H.evtman. bridge
Supt ;.
W. J. Burbldge, driver
Gale Moulton, driver...
Onie Wimer, crushermari '
H. L. Sears, foreman..
B. H. Moulton, hoistman
Jim Littell, hopperimin
W. E. Finney, watchman
John Moulton... rollerman
Oren Adamson, driver...
W. F. Roberts, graderman
Bill Coy. driver
Henry Mapston, driver
Harold Tolle, driver... ""
L. W. Prock; foreman....""
Ben Klngery, crushermari
Richard Knight, hoistman
Earl Morse, hoppet-mun
Larkln Skinner, louder
A. W. Johnston, watchman
L. D. Frye, dumpman...
H. C. Dooms, driver
Lorraine Tolle. driver.!
H. G. Miller, graderman '
Roy Ashpole, supplies..
Blue Print Shop, blue
prints
W. L. Chlldreth, black-
smithing .
W. c. Clements, lumber
Gaddls & Dixon, fence
supplies
Hubbard Bros., supplies "
Medford Fuel Co., sup
piles Medford Furniture & Hdw-
hardware
Medford Lumber Co., luin-1'
ber' i
Paul B. Rynning, labor-
claims paid
Richfield Oil Co.. road oil
Southern Pacific Co
freight "
State Hid. Accident Coni.!
insurance ; '.
22.;,
-i:
f2.n
5S.i
4.t.
5.1;
a;.);
125.1-
Hi:,
9D.ii,
4.:
10!);,
Hi;
125.;,
B9.S-,
n.,
81,!l
5.l!
91.7;
last
574.1;
it
8.(1.
51.(1
38.li
215.J!
13d.)!
T'a' : Kia
ROAD DISTRICT No. 3
Wm. Perry, payroll 31,,
Loren Culbertson, driver a".
State Ind. Accident Coin.',' .
insuranco
Total
ROAD DISTRICT vn
Loren Culbertson, driver..
ROA'D DISTRICT NO.
Wm.! Nichols, fence posts
J. A. Denn Pdr; Co., Pdr
supplies
:John E. Smith, payroll...!'.!! .
esiey llurtman, bridge
' .Supt
VV". c. Clements, lumber!!!'
Hubbard Bros., tools
Mrs. chas. Seefleld. board
State Ind. Accident Coin.,
insurunce
TS.li
is.;-2u;.i,
532.44
25.35
11.70
4.75
15.00
2.53
7.50
224. 83
31.10
1.80
6.00
2.70
18.66
190.12
164.82
58.80
33.32
6.20
7.00
147.03
Ttl M0
Mlllk' l."t T r . tc
Gold Hill Hdw.. hardware
u L,i,r. co.t cement,
III mltr-i-
Rheii on co.',''8iijiiiiVes!!!!!!
. ...WO vjn l0., StippllCS....
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., Pdr
supplies
Western Road Machy Co,!
crusher plate .
Associated Oil Co.,- sup
plies Lewis Super Service! ' siii-'
lion, tires
Mis, E. Reed, gravf'i
Lester E. Smith, drafts
man Roland A. Smith, transit.
, Te,",roiv'!'''p'yr'oi'i
Jack Thrasher, payroll
...... ,u,,i, payroll
w m. Perry, payroll
V.--ill ' c"",m- payroll
William Edens. bridge
Sam Randies, 'bridge our-
r.i.ri
W. L. tliif-. i.,l.J
I.yal Hartman. bridge car
penter -I. llartmr.n. bridge "rar
pentei Heed, Charley, bri'iige' car.
,139.17
23.40
19.37
324.14
50.85
74.39
19.73
643.93
60.88
47.80
72.43
Total
ROAD D1ST. No!l
C. F. Cartur, blacksmith
ing Gold Hill Hdw., lnlw.
Shell Oil Co., supplies ....
J. A.' Denn Pdr. Co., pdr.
supplies
Reliable Groc. No. 3!
camp supplies
Shell Oil Co., supplies
Roland A. Smith, transit
man Byron Scninan,' rodman....
John 13. Smith, payroll
W. J. Burbldge, driver
F. F. Burk, supplies
Central Point Meat .Mar
ket, camp supplies
W. C. Clements, lumber ..
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., pdr.
supplies
John Down, camp sup
lilies I-'armcrs Exchange' Co-op.,
barley
Gold 1-1111 Garage, supplies
Hubbard Bros., hdw
Montgomery Ward Co.,
tire-tube
Medford Furniture &
Hdw., hdw
Reliable Groc. No. 3.,
camp supplies
State Ind. Accident Com.,
insuranco
; 7.1.
7.(1
74.11
-II9.1I
is.;;
9.:;
33.f
lno.i;
1.836.4:
34):
3S.;
Ml
16!.:.
13.11
21.:'
lii
3l.i:
S.s:
4S.1I
4t.il
Total $2;
ROAD DIST. NO. 9
General Tire & Rubber
Co., equipment $
Gold Hill Hdw., hdw
Shell Oil Co., supplies...
J. A. Denn Pdr, Co., pdr.
supplies
Geo. F. Hall, lumber
W. H. Mcrrimun, rerout
ing mall
Harvey Morgan, In r s.
meals
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co.. pdr.
General Tire & Rubber
Co., tires
Byron Seaman, rodman. ...
W. M. Tetherow, payroll
John 13. Smith, payroll.... 2,
William Edens, bridge
carpenter
Sam Randies, bridge car
penter V. L. Hurst, labor
J. Hartman, bridge carp.
Lyal Hartmai), bridge
carpenter
Wesley Hartman, bridge
supt
Loren Culbortson, driver
W. J. Burlildge, driver ....
H. C. Doome, driver
,1. A. Denn Pdr. Co.. pdr.
Farmers Exchange Co-op.
barley
Gold Hill Garage, supplies
Loggers Ai Contractors
Mchy. Co. speeder shov
el supplies
Medford Con: Cons. Co.,
culverts
Paul- B. Rynning, labor
claims paid
Stitto Ind. Accident Com.,
Insurance
6.l
i!.t;
r,.i:
164.):
11. :i
11:1
8.!'
12A
12.4'
41.i:
S.!'
-14.):
S.t'
3S.:
If
4.1!
Total 3,'2)l
ROAD DIST. NO. II ,
Byron Seaman, rodmnn.. 1-B'
State Ind. Accident Com.,
Insurance
Total
BOUNTY REPORT
Carl Jacobson $
W. J. Burkheller
Mark Wlnningham
1-Kiuis Straiibe
A. P. Smith
Geo. II. Brown
L. M. Gardner
Ben Dawson
A. C. Whltworth
George Peek
Warte Wants
Jesse Williams
R. E. Greene
O. H. Wadded'
Geo. n; Dunkln
W. F. Klenas
.Mrs. 13. B. Paul
Chas Humphrey -
Total ...
11. !'
J"
JIS
12.
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if
i?
3"
J.C
.
).'
J,
(On
l.W
J.IW
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7J.5'
mini L-vfR
DBLIL1A STEVENS hU-rk
115.89
1 16.89 :
78,30 ;
22.22 1
138.69 1
SS4.00 :
I
110.00
110.00
97.75 ;
i
127.24
122.2s'
Women's How
$1.00 pair
Bilk from top to to
Trench Heel
;i v