BEDFORD MATT, TfiTTiUNR, METXFOIU), OH EC. OX. TUESDAY, FEI3KUAKY 3, 1931.
i , . , , , ,
fvk ftY HOWARD!
IVla0
fTTVOPS.: THim nil brrMrtif
ilisirtirr itibv tlrnv. aitsiriil
cflmrftv frtt. Aio Aim fu ifats (in
toge. hut iikiiiiv Crane, nho tnrra
hrr. hciiiM hrr brinnn a "inystt-n"
radio tinner, hwifiln t.'luttiniuu.
artiat, inal:rt fcw purcrlain hhmj
Ho cairl oat tlio viualerv ytir
.icfcr. irntiltl tirvHlivrg. movie
magnate, ia iu hia n0!f irtti Vivi
tnne. Ailmi'a aiattr. Milieu n
tuaffCrd tinman aiiprura and
thootr him. Ttie iwitleilt is
huahcil '111 nail Hrnnlirro recov
ers, hit Itii itaaiiilaiit. remani
imA-sii'!. 7ifu licil rerriLfs
a telra.iim amneit "Atlraateta."
lta telt xmltratra the acnilr.i mow
he lie 11-ttHiuH utio allot tirnnlirrn,
and, knuuiiiti Aiicrn habitually
ware a maati. alte wil throw llm
Momr tat the slioottnt njiua hir
it nereaaarii. ni rvrn tltii threat
ran tlivi Ailren'a hamiinrae aa she
mahea hr.f mil) to oh I'lMTeii irorlit
of raitio llaencra. tltr future,
everything, honna on her skc'ctj
r allure this uitltt.
Chapter 21
KHONBERG REAPPEARS
YlYienno wan on Bilge the night
bf Aileen's debut. Sho would liuve
'given anything to bo In New York,
jand not for tbs world would she
.miBB a note wben Ailoen began to
jslng. IF Aileeu could become a fa
Yorite of the air, Vivlenne's scne
lot personal blame would in a mcas
'tire, be tempered.
I The night before she bail tried
'the radio sho had bought on the
'.Installment plan tor Just one pur
;pose. She envied Cbanuing and
Jimmy Crane who could be In the
wtudio. Her temporary exile uat
jurtUIy prevented her going there
:nerseir.
I Aside from the fact that she wns
IsUll more or less in biding, hrr go-
line would not havo been wise. Olio
(unguarded remark on her part
Iralgbt reveal Alleen's Identity and
'that would not do.
- "That you. Miss Gray?" Her
landlady's voice called as Viv came
iin. "A gentleman phoned a while
ago, bat didn't leave any name.'
"A New York call?" She won
Ideted If Jimmy or Cbannlng. per-
lhapi, might have tried to get her.
jwhat If something was wrong with
lAileen! The thought was madden
ling. Xo use to call the Ambassador
now unless what she feared was
uue.
1 "So, said Mrs. ParklnB. "It was
woneone here in town, and lie said
he'd call again. Is It terribly cold?
fTou'd bettor alt down and let me
pules some coffee."
, Vivlenno was cold and it would
Neem rude to decline the luvltatlon,
jbut sho wished she could shut her
idoorand keep to ber own room.
i "I waa wondering It you'd listen
fto this new mystery woman," Mrs.
Perkins said as she poured coffee
into tbs percolator. "The paper
Hays she's the highest paid singer
on tie atr. Fifty dollars a minute!
Do you suppose that's true? I'd
,'sing myself, for less!" Mrs. Per
perns laughed heartily and began to
Ihum a tune.
Vlvienne sighed as she realised
tht she was In for It. She would
ihave to spend the evening listen
tng to this woman and she wanted
I to D alone.
: She wished sho had soma idea of
twho bsd telephoned. It could
lhardly be any of the men she bad
met in Philadelphia, for Vlvienne
ihad considered it best to refuse
every one who had asked her to
'dint or go to the theater with him
1 As Mrs. Perkins chattered on sho
forgot about the call. Then Vlv.
'ana Anally heard what she bad
been waiting for.
"This evening, ludlua and gen
, tlemen, you are about to enjoy s
new and uutmial feature of the air
' brought to your homes through the
courtesy of Kmile Gluck et Cle.
creators and blenders of pnrfunie
extraordinaire for milady's dress'
Ing table. This entertainment is
offered for the first time this eve
ning In honor of the Introduction of
the new Par (urn Masque, our eicln
, aively Individual scent of striking
originality, which yon may try
tomorrow at your favorite shop. To
Identify this rotnantlo new essence
in the minds of the radio audience,
'Emit Gluck tt Cle. will present to
you at the same hour each Tuesday
, evening, the lovely-voiced mystery
noloWit of the air, .Mademoiselle
Masque."
"Who do you snpposo she Is?"
The landlady rattled on. "The pa
pers say she's a foreigner and she
throws things at her ntald. Trob
ably drinks it that isn't nil. 1
guess they're all alike."
Oh, If the woman would keep
, quiet!
! Then Aiioen'n voice came from
(the loud spenker.
! "Now, that's right pretty!" fix-
claimed Mrs. Perkins. , "founds al
.most llke "
I'OUTLAND. dip., Feb. 3. UV .
A reduction of 11 per cent In
tnnvberry aeietiKe lit slatcn pro
dutins the fruit, Is nnttclpaied by
the depiirtment of aKrlcntturo In a
report Iks tied today. The prelim
inary estimate of the 1'.,H acreiiKc
la 1u.l'90 eomiaired with 17;,T.a
acres haivestrd In Di.ln. Hnd vvtlh
1lie a vera Me of 1 7 M , o i tt 0 foi the
lMve-yenr perloil.
Oregon, at the bend of the list
of those ten states producing litiiie
qUttlUitlrn nf late sti a wbei rt. is
r i pec ted to haivfst !!3m hi res of
ti herrles. list yenr the acreage
naa (45o.
tiTOon Weal hrr.
Ooncrully cloudy tonight ir.il
WednMday : local valley fos; no
r.hanjte 1n tempehitu-e. ModtM.-ite
4ul wind? offshore.
REDUCE PLANTING
OF STRAWBERRIES
i
UOCKEY Tt A ROMANCE OF RAD'Q 1
dinging
"Oh, !r?e bo quiet!" Vlvienne
snapped. Mrs. Perkins glared in
dignantly, but Vlvienne Ignored
her. Sho was listeulng enraptured.
0I1, this was perfectly glorloiiH'
By one of those freaks of radio,
of which Viv bad often heard,
Aileen'3 voice was more beautiful
on tuo air than from the stage.
Vivienne wished she might clap her
hands and that Aileeu could hear
her.
'Fifty dollars a mluule's a pow
erful lot of money. If she dors get
anything like It, I'll bet they charge
u fancy price for their new-faui;led
perfume," Mrs. Perkins went on.
ThAtl hnfnt-n Vlu lifiil n iIiiiia
to protest, the set's reception I
faded and It suddenly went dead.
That was too much for Vlvknne's
nerves. She exploded, and Mrs.
Perkins stiffened. Her manner
might huve led to words if It had
not been that the doorbell rang.
Aggravated, Viv arose. As she
opened the door sho exclaimed In
alarm. liowlng with utmost polite-
nu-ss. Arnold Kronberg was litund
ing outside on the landing.
"I hope I'm not intruding."
Although Kronberg apologized, it
was evident to Vivlenno that he
meant to be admitted. How be had
found her she had no idea, hut sho
supposed ho must have traced her
to the shop. She was glad be had
missed her there. A scone would
bavb been awkward. In front of the
girls and, possibly, Important cus
tomers. Now Mrs. Perkins would bo lis
tening witli both cars buttoned
back. Fortuuately. the woman was
In her dressing gown a hideous
quilted silk affair that would no
doubt prevent her putting in an ap
pearance. "If It's entirely convenient,"
Kronberg'a voice was smooth. "I'd
like to have a little talk on a sub
ject that I Imagine will occur to
you. Uo you realize that I haven't
seen you since "
Ho stopped at Vlvlcnne's gesture,
but he stood thcro calmly waiting
for her to ask him In.
"Perhaps," bo suggested mean
ingly, as bo sensed the Bltuullou,
"you'd rather go out and chat with
mo over a blto of supper? If you
would, I'll bo glad to wait."
"Tliuuk you," she answered
coldly. "Won't you sit down it
moment? I'll be ready right away."
"Don't trouble.' ho said, as her
eyes sought u chair. "I'll wait fur
yo.. in the entry." He made her an
Ironic bow and started down the
stairs.
With her last hope of hearing
Aileeu gone, Vivlenno went to her
room, llrnvoly sho put on her bat
and coat, but her lingers trembled
as sho used ber lipstick. Of
course sho knew why Kronberg had
come, but just what was it he
wanted? Sho had uo Idea what
be meant to do. Nevertheless she
was certain that he meant to pun
ish her.
Her thoughts raced back to the
night when his touch, and all that
he had said, had driven her to fury.
It was nB though she felt his lingers
pressing her flesh again felt her
self striking and clawing at blm
and then that woman had come.
Vlvienne was not oxnclly afraid,
but sho wns trying her best to de
cide how to handle hi in. Ho could
nut be going to turn her ovor to
the police, lie would not havo
como himself for that, yet the
man was perfectly capable of de
vising some suro method of exact
ing his rovonge.
"I'm going out a little while."
Sho paused by the- landlady's door.
"Well, t am euro lt'a no affair of
mine!" said Mrs. Perkins. "Of
course, you understand, Miss Gray,
that I never permit my gnosis to
rccelvo sou Uo men in their rooms."
Vlvienne gave ber a .00k of con
tempt and went on down tho hall.
Whether or not sho came buck
that night, she would leave tho
piaco In tho morning. The woman
was inHuffernhlc, had been all tho
ovenlug. This simply capped tho
climax.
But tho thought that she might
not come back that night disturbed
her as she closed tho door and
went slowly down tho stairs. It
only Jimmy or Channins woro
there! She knew no ono in the
city to whom she dared toll her story
to whom sho might turn for help.
Well, since she'd brought this on
herself, there was nothing to do
hut face It.
(Cftnti!, I'M. rr Jtl Ma.nliy Ct.)
Kronberg sekR rtvtngc on Vi
vifin to 01 or row.
FOR 0. S. G GROU
D
(tKi-:(N stati: roi.i.iHii:. -
(Special.) Part Mc.Math, a Mnl
ford bo , juntor in commerce, has
been appointed as a tneniber of
t he !l enter Oregon State college
committee to welcome high school
debnales from Med ford to the
I Mm .it inn exposition, l-'ebriiary J 3
and 14. it 1 OreRoit Slato cidleKe.
1 -Mm atlon;il cxtuisttton Is the
anniiiil ' ttpen house" of the collette
to hich school students, featur'.nit
i!ipln mid diuonst rations In the
various depart meats and schools,
ami a pior.nu of vnc:itional j;ld-aio-e
with national fXpeils as
sten krn 1 r-i-;utrs front all Die
hich s hmds of iMison ac1 Ittvited
to the Kucsts of the colleK' for
the two day rveni.
KliiniHth Kalis K'"terion Lum
ber Co. plant will icKuine opera
tions about Feb. to.
'Once a Gentleman' Is Holly Comedy
I'.iW, aid
.lame Cruzo personally directed '
hl.H littti-t proiluction, the hilarious j
comedy. "Om:e a (iontloinan.' with
I'Jd ward -Mvorett Morton and 1-ois
Wilson, at the Molly healer.
"Once a !enth'marr' l a Joyous
tale of miMiiiluMi Identity, and con
ceiiiM a valet who takes a month's
vacation to pin y fviitlennui. n
"T l r- ni i
m tie utcui tricuuuw
Craterion Premier
Medfuril 1 tt imvu iinotlier
uni t Invest iirt'inii1) whtin "Tho
Oreat Aleiulmv" dikmih at the l"ox
t'raUu lan thcut'r tomorrow. It In j
KeltliiK to lie an onliiiary occur- j
n-ncH at thr t'ratcrian. Itirf pic- I
turcH arc IicIiik ruhcil here Imnu
ln
((lately after the world premlcra
"The (ircat Meadow.- a hlalori- ,
cal talkirm picture cunecrniiiK ,
pinneer hantslilps untl romance of
1 7 7 r. . had the cnthuslaHtic aid and!
support of a whole flock of luipur-j
tant hlKtorlcal noclctlcH. ;
When Director t'harlcH Mrabin :
of .li'lro-inldwyn-Mayer annotinc- 1
ed that he vmh about to make a !
film from "The Ureal Meadow,"
the iniich-diKciisyed KHz a both
.Math i. Huberts novel, he wan sup
plied with a plethora of facts and
data.
Anions the HocictlcH to assist in
the inakhtK of this Mtory about the
trip of the flt'Mt pioileei-H to follow
Daniel Hoone over the WlldernewH
road Into Kentucky were the Ken
lucky I'ioneer Memorial Park (in
t'ltaliiiK a lull reproduction of 1'nrt
llarrod. the locale of taont of the
hcciicm of the picture): the Louis
ville, Ky.. hoard of trade; the l-'ll-son
Chili, Louisville, ivy.; Ken
tucky Slate Park commission: the
Chamber of I 'onnm-rco, llarrods
burR, Ky.: tho Virginian State
Chamber of i 'ommercc. and the
Uoauoke Chamber of Commerce,
Itoanoke. Va.
The most pcitlncnt facts were
received from I larrodsburp. for it
1m about this "Cradle of the West"
that l be story Is based. In fact,
when John Mack Hi ow n and Klca
uor lioavdinan, pioneer bride and
Krooni of t be picture, i eai-b l-'ort
llarrod of the Dim with their tit
tered oouipany, they aro Krcetud
by the eharueter actor. James
Marcus, playini; the historic plo
iH'fr, "James llarrod.''
Indian fights punctuate a story I
which has. it Is said, a vital love
interest, and most amazing de
nouement on - an Knoch Aiden
motif. j
Famous Stage Play j
On Rial to Screen
l.ee Tracy, whom talkies brouuht
to the screen front the Htau with
Kieat success, plays a love cni atid
lenve em role hit "She Dot W hat
She Wanted." now show ing at the
Kox Klalto ibeatrc. An amusing
trtilrk Is niven to the role In haviiiK
hint leave the Mime Kirl several
limes and always Bet aw ay with
hi alibis. Others hi the cast of
ibtv .lames 'rime production, re
leased by Tiffany, are Hetty t'omp
son, Atun Hale. (Jaston lilasB.
Communications
l.el
We i'oruet. I
Th
pall'i
Hie v
it lli.llt I. ! N
a - an l!i,lii..i
oril, ,i ;n lti;
tllereU tin itccii.
In one tens,' of
b'S.sl.itot ntiili'
n t'i l. ii- pal, I;,'
' 'onip.int:vel
f ln'.-n of niiv
i,- w h.t- ,-r. and
o;iltlc!. !y -n,,i .
lawn ,m,t ..,!!
111.
niioli )"M
t hrm !l.t
i acfil to the pnlil
of t)l,-'n :tt .
I and g, into th
i' Pi!'' :m-
nieili.Ui':y. and the only rt-.con
vvl-.v the Volt(.d matt h.. uronii.. ih. r hi.
.o much nunc inliiuilnun th.in anv
other lucre of legislation rver rn
acted in tlic V"l'ed Slate. In the
I
Kwrrtt llorim.. In ' Oiirc (.t'lUlt'imin." I
usual comedy situations, bright
dialogue and expert acting combine
with Cruze' brilliant direction to
; make this one of the gayest uf
' ."creen comedies. In the stellar
ca.-t. assembled by Cruze to sup
' port the featured players, are
Francis X. llushman. King llaggot.
I'iVi'lyn I'lerce !imt Cool'ire I'aWf'f'tt.
,stupendous ca.vh rapuitv
:h at
it,
carries with it almost a million
1 dollars iter week filched directly
.from the l.'nited stales treasury.
I And how much I collected for
i concessions and protection to carry
ion the the liquor industry, (iod in
i Ills Infinite wisdom only knows.
, Even the petty iiuslnejs carried
on by unscrupulous officers of the
law anil prohibition noop tu dls-
'.possessing people of their property
without consideration auu
'."ellintr
t(' the l"11'1 l er not to be
"verlooked from a monetary and
,UTal ti"Uioint.
In the fin:t place It n.'hhnry.
and any t:iw that halizcs robbery
is nut only not respectable, but
eontcnipilblc. I have made u very
careful study of the evolution of
the Volstead Kraft and prohibition
farce anil at no stae have I de
tected anything better than a k 111
dersarten richool for crime.
Doea It really matter how much
or how little wine Is used In the
country? it Ih normal nourishment
for the human system and purely
not a crime to u.o It up to the
limit of ita virtue. Why waste
time arituln:: more or lew, Vol
.o;id or pro-Volstead? The Iilble
refers to "wine that maketii glad
the heart of man": "Drink uo
lon;;er water, but use a little wine
for thy stotnachVt sake and thine
often Infirmities."
"(iivc ."trout; drink unto liltn that
is ready to perish, and wine unto
those that be of heavy hearts. Let
him drink and foritet his poverty,
and remember his misery no more.'
And. don't foritet that Christ used
wine In hu proces-t of dcvelopim;
orators out of dumb fishermen.
Take your choice between the wis
dom of the Itihle or tile Volstead
ai't! if von believe in one you
can NOT believe In tile other.
"Why. be thl.s Juice tile urowth of
liod. who dure
Itlasphcinc tile twisted tendril as a
snare?
A blessinv;. we should use It. should
we not?
A.nd if a curse w ily. then. W'ltu set
It there?
tine of our modern students of
r.".ehiiloK- made the rencirk that
only about i-even per cent of the
people had the ineutll capacity to
reason ami originate a thought!
I he rest are mere parrots mere t
tooii of tile few leaders, which
probably explain why this prohi
bition farce has been so slow In
festorini;, so 1 would ask those w ho
feel that they are uiftcd with the
mental tnpaclty to think and rea
son rlvrat from vvrouK to read both
the lleelaration of radcpendeiice i
and the Volstead act: compare!
them a.nd think hard and I re-1
peat It. think hard attain:
So lone, as our constitution wm
made to conform to the Declara
tion of I ndependellee we were on
an inspiring foundation, hut In sub
stitutini; fanatical rot like the Vol
stead act for the h:h lvleaU of
the DaVlnrutlon of Independence,
we me like a ship without a rud
der. VoNteadlsui has failed complete
Iv as an inspiration for nobler
thouvthts and liivtlier ideals, but the
plunder for the political party in
power continues to Increase from
v;a to year The Iilble tells i.t
ill t ' The-love of money the
loot of all evil." and you ntav- rest
assoie.t that if U'e Biaft and plun
der were rtimliutrd from our pic
enl prohibition farce, that the Vol-
,
act would soon find its say
tlh manv
other n,iele.s. law th.it h-tv brrn
ooM to the public.
'try, nut by legislation, but In &iti
of It. Laws are inudu more for
political arguments anil voto-win-nlns
than unythlnK ele, mid sotne
timt'js require tht? uhl of our keen
est lawyer to find ways for bunl
ncfis to survive in Hpito uf Iclrsla
tlun. ICven tho liquor Industry thrives
most tUoriouRly in jlt of the Vol-
Hicad act, and 1 read in one of the
no wspn pen that our fedora 1 tax
r tillnrtor IjiiiLMtcil i if ronolvlnir S S
UU0.0OU in ono year for Uh huri?
I of tho buotk'tf profit in New Vork
! L'Hv alone.
hy Hsk uk to respect u law tmul
our Kovornment officials do not re- j
Kpoct f The row laws that are in
fact nuhle In motivo are always
respected and Klorlfiod by the
American people. Why bother
with ueh corruption hh tho ISth
amendment? Wot It nut and for
get It, ISIXJAlt F. SMITH.
Uox 2h.
"The Truth Is Out!' ;
Tho Kant; war of last Thursday!
evcrilntc, declared upon the newly- j
wod naid by Kunff, "To have been j
married in a barn Thursday niht." !
i not truth. Ileliifc married on the1
:'3rd day of January, 1931 in tv.
beautiful home of the bride, which
Ih a pride of the community, was
a war of broken hearts over the
successful courtship of the Krnom.
After several futile attempts to
capture the couple for brutal pur
pose of revenfie and charivaring,
they showing their sportflmanshlp
Mirrendered to the crowd., To show
bis sportsmanship ho hauled his
bride the lenKth of Main Rtreot in
a wheelbarrow. While still In an
exhausted state, ho Hat down to
rest and the mob fell upon him
heating him severely and tearing
HIh clothoH off. And thinking he
was warm they put him in a car
with the river as their destination.
1 1 Ih bride coining to her mate's
iiRHiHtance was halted by tho able
gang leader. After passing of
kicks and ,hair : pulls, the gang
leader fled to the middle of the
street, flooding it with tear.
After the bath. of the groom, to
show his appreciation he furnished
them with a swell feed, which was
enjoyed by nil those present.
Tho gang leader's able lieuten
ant after a strenuous gang battle
by hin superb strength was able to
reach hia doorstop before fainting!
This is straight truth, from
' AN OXLO.UKBU.
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Tribune-Virgin 8tatlon)
-J' t
TucMlay
.M.
to 0 Lewis Sutler Service:
news anil markets by Mail
Tribune
to 7 Heche Service Station
Your Office Hoy
to S Let's liet Associated:
News DiKcat: Throe Jacks
una
to 0 KM IOD presentation:
Lord Dnnquct; Llfe'n Uuu- S
Icttc uuc:
to 10 i'haiitoms of Uroad-
way LT.C
Wednesday
M.
A.
55 to S lireakfust Broad
oast of news by Mail Trl-
bune i
S to !l K.MED presentation
9 to 10 Friendship Circle
hour; Domestic Science
10 to II I'ark Conceit:
Wurts Hilts
11 to 12 Masill Diub Co.:
41 BurcIsoh'H; Cold Seal
P. M.
12 to 1 Jackson County Bid.
and Loan; Karmera Kx-
fr change: Pipe Organ; Fish-
or Mills: News Flashes by
.Mail Tribune
1
2
1'
4. 4
5
0
7
8
9
to 2 Fisher Mills: .Mann's
Dept. Store; Scientific La-
boratoriea
to 2:15 Happiness Train
M.
15 to 5 Kiddies Period
Cecil and Sally
to 0 Peoples Llcctric
Prosperlgraphs: news and
inarketH by Mail Tribune
to 7 KM KU presentation
to H Let's Oct Associated;
News Digest; Murray and
Harris I'BC
to 9 Long I'.cacll Muuicl-
pal band; Album of Famil- h
iar Faces i;i!C
to 10 Musical Contrasts;
Land of Dreams L'UC
Farm terracing in Alabama Is
ope method used to. protect soil
from erosion, '
'Test for puri
Tune In-
HicBlUERQBONMAlI
JESIESl-Kiiiy Craig Jr.
Tonight 8:15 Pacific Time
Columbia Broadcasting
System over
KOIN
Blue RiMxm Malt
Iviir
ir-Z
j '.Miff-
f I
7:3U to 8 p.m. Lucky Strike dance
orchestra. tNIiC service to KGO,
KHQ. KOMO, K"W, KliCA,
KI-'SD, KTAR
8 to 8:15 p.m. Amos .'.V Andy.
NBC Horvice to KGO, KHQ,
KOMO, KGW, KICCA, KFSD
8:15 to 8:45 p.m. Violet Ray
Music llox. NBC service to KGO,
KHQ. KOMO. KGW, KF1,
KFSD. KTAlt
8:45 to 9 p.m. SHrry Smiles.
NBC fiervice to KGO, KHQ,
KOMO, KGW, KKCA. KFSD
9 to J:3 p.m. Florsheim Frolic.
NBC service to KGO, KHQ, KFI
KOMO. KGW, KFSD, KTAlt
0:30 to 10 p.m. Memory Lane.
NBC service to KJO, KGW,
KKCA. KFSD. KTAR. KOA
10 to 11 p.m. National Concert
Orchestra. NBC service to KFO,
KOA; kGW, 10:30 to 11 p.m.
l to 12 p. in. Dance Orchestra.
NBC nervice to KGO. KFI.
County Clerk's Setni-aimuul Rcjiort
Pur The Six Montlia Ending:
December 31. 1930.
statement or Kxiioudiuircs.
County Court & Com
missioners $2,267.4G
Circuit Court 3.3c;u.lt5
Justice Court 2. 7(14. OS
.Sheriffs Office S.0S7.57
Clerk's Office 7,204.20
Treasurer's Office 2,(l!10.09
Coroner's Office 2118.5!)
School Superintendent's
Office 4.079.2
Fruit Inspector's Office ' 2,0(iS.99
Assessor's Office 4.175.21
STATEMENT OF THE FIV.WCIAf CONDITION OF JACKSON
MONTHS IMHIOI) ENDING DECEMItlCIt
' Number Warrants War rants, llonils Halanceln Outstanding
Issued
...2124
... 802
.. 407
General County Fund
C-encral Hoad Fund
Market Ruad Fund ..
Road District No. 1 ..
Road District No. 2 ..
Road District No. 3 ..
Road District No. 4 ..
Hood District No.
Hoad District No.
6
lioad District No.
Hoad District No.
Road District No.
Road District No.
Road District No.
Road District No.
10
11
12
Kmergency Fund
Fair Operation Fund
Fair Premium Fund
Dok License Fund
Library Fund
Bee Fund
Fair liuildlns Fund
Bridge Fund
Indemnity Fund
Courthouse Fund
1'acific Highway Bonds
I'nc. Hiphway Bond Redemption
Pacific HlKhway Interest
Crater Lake Highway Bondfl ....
Crater Lk. H'y Bond Redemption
Crater Lake Highway Bond Int.
TOTALS
Total Cash on Hand
Outstanding Indebtedness
Less Uonds Not Due
Outstanding Warrants
Net Cash on Hand ......
Balance ill County Treasury :
STATI-: OF OlilvC.ON. COINTV
I, Delilia Stevens Meyer, County Clerk of the County
do hereby certify that the foregoing statements and financial exhibit of tile condition of Jackson County.
Oregon, for the six months ending December 31at, 1930, are us shown by the records and files of niy
office.
In Witness Whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County Court this
24th day of January. 1930. '
DELILIA ST 10 V IONS MKVKK.
(SHAD County clerk for Jackson County, Oregon.
THE rOLIX)WlXO ItF.CAPITl
i-uii nib
FUND
Special Deposits Fund
Dog License Fund
Motor License Fund
State Game Fund
Court House Fund
Knforclng Prohibition Law
Bee Fund
Genera! County Fund
l-hnergeney Fund
Salary Fund .
Klementary School 1- und
County School Fund
High School Tuition Fund
General Uoad Fund
Pacific Highway Bond Redemption
Hoad Bond Interest Fund
County Fair F-und
lluilding Fund of County Fair
Premium Fund of County 1'iitr
Bridge Fund
Market Road Fund
County Library Fund
Armory Fund
Fire Patrol Fund
Cities and Towns
Crater Lake Highway Bond Redemption
Crater Lake Hlghw-av Interest
Gold Hill Bridge Fund
Gold Hill I. D. General
Gold Hill 1. D. Interest
Medford I. D. General
Medford I. D. Construction
Medford I. D. Interest
Medford I. D. State Interest
F.vana Creek I. D. General
Talent I. D. General
Talent I. D. Interest
Talent I. D, State Interest
Grants Pass I. D. General
Grants Pass I. D. Interest
Rogue River V. I, D. (tcncmt
Rogue River V. I. D. Construction
Eagle Point I. D. General
Kagle Point I. D. Interest
Midway Water District
County Road Districts
County School Districts
Sinking Funds of Schools
Untitling Funds of Schools
Indemnity Fund
TOTALS
Si'inl'AnituJil KcM)it of Receipts
flint DisbniTHUlli-lits.
1929 Taxes.
Collected
Turned over to Treas..
i;S3. 401.01
683.401.01
1928 Taxes.
Collected
Receipt cancelled not
taken out of Turn
over 2.68 j
.13.949.40 j
Turned over to Treas... 33.949.40
1927 Taxes. I
Collected 0,7O..16;
Turned over to Treas... 6.709.16
1936 Tains.
Collected $3 2J.S0
Turned over to Treas. . 5.2SS.60
I926 Taxes.
,' Collected $.',075,21
' Turned over to Treas., 2.675 21 I
1923 Taxes.
Collected tl .31 1
Turned over to Tress. . 1.31
1920 Taxes.
, Collected 4 79
, Turned over to Treas 4.71
Certificates! nf Knlemptkiii j
n.ilancr June 301 h. 10.10 f I 01 54 I
I Collected 1 4. 608, .16 I
l3.691.ltl
1'aid Certificate Uoldoi 9sn.PS
TAKES LEAD IN HIGH
CARNIVAL QUEEN VOTE
After trnlllliK In si-coiid nluee
ilurlllB the flint week's vutlnb'.
ItniTlutl Camiiboll. aenlor cunill
Uuto fur Junior Carnival queen,
took the lend ! a wlile niarisin
over Ulllle llanunett. Junior nuri
Inee. at the clow of votlns at
the lucnl high school yoslerilas
afternoon.
Miss Campbell held " com"
mandinc lead over lier nearest
rivul. iiavlnR 42.700 votes to Mi.
Hainmctt's 25,000. Theda .Moore,
freshmun, with 1H.C00. was elose
ly pressed by Vlvienne Meader.
sophomore, with 17.700 volvs.
Coronation r.t the fllceesnful
candidate will tako place at the
annual Junior carnival 10 uv- ,..-f
at the hiRh school rnciay
ning from 7 to 11 o'clock.
eve-
County Apent 3.825.00 I
Tax Rebate I.4-8'
Widow's Pension 3,125.00
Court House Expense. .. 3.4S7.37
Jall 5,085.30
Care of Poor at Poor
Kami 3.203.27
Care of Poor Not at
Poor Farm 10.7M.S4
Juvenile Court Expense 174.44
Advertising & County
Printing l nl ?I
Election Expense 4.220.41)
Health Unit .... 5.100.00
purveyor's Office 1,008.85
Sealer of Weights, and
' MenBures '139.12
Water Master C.8XI.-I0
issued
f!l8,079.4O
II7.SI05.C2
88,937.110
lilS.35
G.0I.2
2.100.00
6,792.30
3.353.12
20,405.04
1.744.3U
2I.8UI.10
34.0
K. 522. 90
2.909.21
4.677.34
4. 200. 3)1
1,558.00
I.3SS.5U
3.081.04
& Int. Paid
Co.
J99.5S7.83
91.919.38
90,033.80
108.35
0,995.74
2.0110.00
5.81 2.64
3. 393.50
18.410.71
1.144.14
17,1191.45
298.83
8.215.44
1,925.81
4.409.00
t. 291. 38
1.558.00
989.50
3.113.68
1
45
G
Hi
35
t2
S7
iia
o
104
2K
71
2K
I
32
202
2
6.35
..2278 $375,240.20 5372.787.60
$451,519.94
. 401.000.UO
S50.619.9l
004,551.65
'.
OF JACKSON, KS:
$fir5.071.49 $065,071.49
Court In
LATlOX IS IAJK M FHOM THE
aiv'.ni. c.in.t. jjii.ti..iiui
balancf:
DiOBITS
July 1, 1920
.. 3.379.09
.. 3.010.09
(disburse ments)
2.435.I-.3
1.213.09
SI. 709. 07
4,073.09
32.00
lit. 102. Ill
3,419.00
.00
5.51
1 .71 1.75
24.S09.14
3.SS9.00
270. 054. 54
CI .472.45
3,093.56
2,399.1 3
1.658.0(1
142.74
48,237.84
1,171.10
22 i" 80
11,104.10
134.108.89
80.399. 57
12.78
26.83
7. 303.15
28.(2
7.957.94
5.3(1
142.90
4.403.32
1.51)
235.01
104.50
3,171.01
4.00
993.02
14,022.72
84.58
44.804.5(1
10,149.70
28.085.82
1 .031.03
5,594.85
194.412.17
4. 409. CO
.(10
30.403.22
53. 03 s. 35
45.052.52
92.21 2.33
O2.?o7.0.i
01, SOS. 71
4.201.38
1.558.00
142.74
90.033.80
3. 113. OS
.02
2.fifin.i;i
122.257.27
57,705.01
87,942.80
29.09
1.793.09
3.102.75
28.778.23
28.12
07.242.87
i2.oi r.. 1 7
06.009.80
2.735.72
104.50
7.191.34
9.010.07
947.20
I 001.15
00.4S3.H2
2(10. 053. 27
29.473.81
19,000.00
tS14.3()0.43 l. 628.094. 73 91. 472, .100. 40 75s, 672.1
Balnrrce Dec. 31st, 1930
710.95
113.091.90
Tnl Kale
Collected
Turned over to Treas.
Bal. on hand 12-31-30
J3.157.80
Personal Tines ( nllccted Hy (.owil
Ieiai1iticnl.
Collected $1,893.39
Turned over to Treas 1.893.39
Smli-csi mid Mlsivllii neons Kii-s
Collected 638.05
Turned over to Treas... 63S.05
Recapitulation of IIdIhihv
Liabilities
Certificates of Redemption-
S7.7IO.9J
Cash and Assets
first National Bank .... t
Cash on hand
192i Receipt cancelled
not taken out of turn
over 134.51
573.86
2.. -.8
r;. 7io.96
" 'nioiini or mtcs Cnlhvuil
19") T.ve. T.i. j,
! 192H Taxes
I 1927 Tavs
1 19.'6 'fnxef
"
11.949
" 8. ills.
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District Attorney's Of
fice Health Registration ....
County Audit
Uounty
Herd Inspection
Transfer '
Camp Inspection
Survey & Cruise for As
sessment Purposes ....
Road Fund
Dog License Fund
Library Fund
Fair Operation Fund....
Fair Premium Fund
Emergency Fund
2.4S7.I7
41.2;-,
300.00
1.142.5a
4!ti;.0ll
100.00
180.00
7.137.07
201. 801. GO
1.3N8.50
3,081.04
4.2C0.3S
1,518.00
4,577.31
Total
..375. 24G.2li
COCNTY. OI'.EGON. FOlt SIX
3IST, IKilll:
Net
Bala nee
21. 105. 39
9, 010. 38 Dr
0,510.80 Dr
.SI
68.73
151.94 Dr
18.89
2.99 Dr
700.58 Dr
1.134.08 Dr
2S2.30
002.80
5.470.32
434.21 Dr
130.58
3.002.93
200.24
1,577.00
416.41
32.00
2,858.01
Treasury Indebtedness
$33,495.89 S14.330.fi
0.992.52
10,0118.90
1,343.32 Dr
.8 4
58.73
151.94 Di
lls. 89
7 53.10 Dr
4.123.01
882.52
0,087.45
6.527.18
120.75 Di
l.l 19.98
3,488.43
369.99
j, 107. 18
100. an
2.99
7.4S
5.257.09
000.10
0.(184.59
50. SO
307.40
983. -10
485.50
159.75
2.000.00
900.59
32.0(1
2.S5S.01
1.031.05
200,000.00
423.011
550.18
1.031.05
200,000.00
214,000.00
1. 'i,l7l).44
10.5S2.94
213.170.44
10.582.94
91.390.03
7.953.51
91. 390.03
7.U53.5I
8055.(171.49
$055,071.49
S451.519.94 SGM,3SI.J3
and for Jackson County. Oregon.
COI NTY TUKASUKEIl'S UKl'OHTS
- ,K 31ST. 19:10:
CR 10DITS
( receipts)
2.1(1
197.00
81.709.07
281.75
200.000.01)
3,521.10
2 10. 8OC.05
4.478.43
30,000.99
67.091.07
23. 081. so
95.315.25
4 23.5.-,
10.979.21)
1.357.81
459. 48
BALANCE
Jan. 1, 1931
$ 940.10
2,000.00
28 1.7 5
200,000.00
2,000.00
32.00
33.495.89
3.488.43
203.2s
5,703.47
2.S38.51
0.992.52
215.170.41
10,582.91
359.99
2,858. 01
4 1.032.7(1
2,909.1 1
.02
2. .173. 31
1 17.258.111
15.052.78
9.490.80
10.31
i.n':r.,25
3.225.93
20.5G3,4il
04.404.04
.343.32 Di
li 06. 3 9
6.105.74
91.390.03
7,953.61
i hV.ari
03.18
5.1 IS. 3 2
5.119 l'V
S.30
142.90
5.02S.2S
33.80 Dr
1.50
741.19
849.39
1.74
4.00
1.433.04
1 4.928.05
1 10.119
17.480.81
28.722.92
23.318.50
13.110.13
05,970.00
a. 261.90
319.39
4,324.47
9.430.09
1.252.59'
1,026.00
39. M0. 23
226.220.49
24.701'.. 19
19,000.00
1.631.0&
1 1925 Taxes
"5.21
1.31
4.79
I 1923 Taxes
1920 Taxes
J3.l67.S0j I732.0J3 48
3.013 22 ! Service and Misc. Fees $ 038.05
144.58 Tax Foreclosuie Sales.. .1137 80
1930 Personal Tax 1.893.39
7 37.71 2.7 2
Certificates of Reiletllp-
Ho" 14.00S.36
52.321.08
of Jack-
State of Oregon,
County
son. ss
I. Dellli.i Stevens Mover. Countv
Clerk of the County Court In nnd
for Jackson County. Oregon, do
hereby ocrtliy that the foregoing
copies of statements and Recapit
ulation of the financial condition
of Jackson County. Oregon, for the
six months ending December ,11st.
l9ilo, of the County Treasurer anil "
Cnnniy Sheriff of Jackson Countv.
Oieuon. are true nnd correct copie
of the original reports filed In im
ofllce.
In v.,ie, Whereof I htue here-
' f ' CI 'ne '"""V Court ttiit
J4th
"' i oay oi januarv. A. ! 131
4,1 - Dl:i.ILIA STKV I'NS MioVMI!.
10 County Clerk for '. Jack, u
" ( tSCAD County, Oregon."
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