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NX
BOOSTS FRENCH
LOVE FOR FLAG
Visitors Grow Imperial
Minded at Vincennes
Better Idea of Geography
Is Hastened by Italy
By Arno powh-lieu rot.
PAHJS1 W Frenchmen who
go to Vincennes to seo the re
markubJy succuHHful Colonial Ex
position, particularly - the exhibits
from the rich lands over which
flies the French flag, are coming
awny lmperiully minded.
This Is an enormous chanse
from the French attltmlo of the
hist century. Then, famous for
the love of "Jm, Hello Frunce'
herself, the average Frenchman
wan described us a man who knew
no geography.
Now ho hus learned that the
sun never, sets on French noil.
; Icunt Urography.
WJiJle tho exposition ut VI n
cennes has been something of an
eye-opener to- many. Frenchmen,
they had been well prepared for
a pageant of empire by an en
tlrely different Influence.
The demand of Ituly for naval
parity really set the Frenchmon
to learning geography,
The French government pro
Rented then a variety of reasons
why the republic should have i
larger fleet than Ituly. and It em
phaslzed that France's colonial
empire was second In extent only
10 inai or ureat uruuin.' . ;
Hurt On Trade.
It enunji'iutea , .(he ten of
inousanaa . ui tfupq ruuiea, wiucu.
It said, needed, guarding and culled
attention to the mllliups of. people
In all parts of word who le-
penatpon v runce ior iroiumiun.
The urgument ' was. ropeuted
over uinl over for. 18 months.
Eventually virtually every
Frenchman came to know his
government's arguments, and .to
realUe the size and Importance of
the French colonies, , - ,
Thorq always wore, however,
same icn In Frunce who uuUer
ntood what the uolonlul , pusHcti
sions we.re going to- mean aomb
uuy. ,
One of them was Marshal Ioufs
H. Ijj'Autey,, who made the Co
lonial ICxposltlon what it Is, He
waked France to a realization of
Afltu.
French Asia Fwituml.
, As lynutey's own porsonal sue-
cen was In1 Morocco, ho might
haVjO been ox pec tod to give Mo
rocco und. Africa first plure- at
the, exposition, Instead he plarou
French Asia dramatically before
the French public. Everything
Asiatic occupies the most prom I
nent" position. Morocco, ' Algeria
end Tunis are completely repre
sented, but they do not hold tho
limelight.,
hyautey'fl uurpoBo was undoubt
edly. to muko the French people
conscious o ludo-Chlna. Africa,
being next .door, needoil less
dramatising.
POULMPLAGUES
WILL BE BATTLED
TARIIINOTON VP) Htnto lind
fedctMi furonii have Joined in .a
drive to iiuiinp out luberouloalH
from noultry (lock" "nil uve
furmera millions In loanes.
The mldweiiloro anil north ceiv
trnl elate, where tho (Uhpubo hna
been mrat prevalent, ore the focal
polnUi In the early iurt of the
campaign that Involves two clmweH
of netlvlllMh The rirat la a Bonornl
educational plan to apreiid mean
of preventing tuberculosis, and
the other la an lutenalve eradica
tion.' program In a tow iclcelcil
counties In thene atatea.
I'oat-niorteni demonstration, the
application of the tuhorciilln teats
and the establishment' of flock
mnnnKvment are all to be used.
Many awlne are affected Wllh
the fowl type of tuberculosis thru
rlose ' amoclatlon with poultry.
. They are to be cheeked at pack
ing plant, for evidence of It.
In the edueatlonal cnmpnlisn.
farmers are urited to rid - their
flocjta of chicken Hint have passed
ID mom lis of nuc. The old birds
are! pointed on. aa those ehlefly
arretted and moat likely to be
cornier. ,.
The last rentcree provided funds
for eradication work and the de
partment of agriculture, now Is
able, to couperato with state of
ficials and representatives of the
poultry Industry, .Fifteen veteri.
1 imilutis have been assliined to Ihe
task
; Preliminary work shows Ihe
disease In materially reduced on
jfnrma when owners dispose of
old birds at the end of the first
laying period.
NEW DEVICE MAY CUT
NUMBER FILM FIRES
BOSTON, Mass. (CP) A flre
extlnitulshlnK device which may
greatly reduce (he. unmoor of tylm
fires In movie llieulres was ex
hibited at the convenllon of (he
New khiKlaml Association, of rlie
Chler..
It In a rontrlvnpce (hat auto
matically Mopa Ihe film and fills
Ihe chamber with a nnn-comhus-tlhto
Ras when fire breaka out lu
lUtt tuuvle prujetlur... ..... .
i BTKOPIUB: When Bruce, Ihe
bank clerk, leaves on a bust
lies, trip, taking tUe money Pierre
had given him tor a tnOidiff Oi
, vestment prosiolerf tty Pierre'e
father, the vauth realitee he can"
not leave lor, dratntttte echoat in
the mortttnft I'rcviauetji Urure,
Viieunileretatitlinn their tete-a-tete,
had overheard Ann urginn Pierre
nut to inveet. Pierre, teltina Ann
what he hne tlone, realltce hie love
lor her and learne that Bruce hae
miercpreeenlcd her teelinge in tha
mine deal, lie ruehce from the
houee, and Ann ie worrying over
him when her lather cornea in,
2'onw Lntour entere, disturbed be
cauae Pierre had run mm him
when tkeu had met near the bank.
Then Pierre returns and, ae Ann
weeue over a letter Bruce had let
tor her, visitors are admitted. .
Chapter 22
MURDER TAKES A CUE
CHEUIFP BOLTON turned bis
gaze alow!y from Ann and
Pierre to one ot bis companions
whose appearance marked lilin as
a well-to-do business man.
"From the looks of things, Mr.
Dnytoil, I guess they know why
we're here." Tho sliorlff's hoary
voice wna followed by silence.
MarUn's quavering tones broke
tho silliness: "Wo are proud to
have alnlt from tho president of
tho First National," lie bowed to
ward Mr. Dayton, "and from Mr.
Wilson, our teller, and from ycu.
pone going away for a little wbile,
udderstand?"
r ?'Yes, sir."
The sheriff turned back to Tony.
"What time was It when you llret
got here this evening?"
"I can't say exactly nine, or a
quarter past I think." i j
Scott spoke: "I saw him at the
Owl Drug Store nbout nine" I
Tho sheriff continued question
ing the actor: "You came here
straight from the drug store
around the square, past the bank
or. the corner, and up Elm Street,
t aeppoee?"
Old Tony hesitated. "Yes, sir."
"Uu-uiib well, Tony, did you see
any one near the bank?"
The old actor's heart sank. While
he appeared to be searching bis
memory he was In reality thinking
ot Pierre and the boy's strange con
duct when he saw him on the
street, and when Pierre llrnt came
home. He dared not loci at Pierre.
"Well, do you rumoinber seeing
anybody in the neighborhood of the
bank?" demanded tiie sheriff.
"No, sir."
The sheriff turned his attention
to Plorre. . "Young man umn here
at home ever since supper, have
you?".
"No, sir. I went out, then came
back." . . - ,-
"Mrs. Carey," said the iberlff, "you'd better answer.'
Shorlff, and Onicor Scott but I
really I"
Tho sheriff asked abruptly:
"Were you at the bank this eve
ning, Martin?"
"Yea," tho old booklioopcr fal
tered. "I my books wero off 39
con Is. I went back after Biipper
U get a balance. I often work of
an oveiilng, you know."
The sheriff started to us'.: nil-
other question when Mr. Dnylou
biiU kindly: "Marllu, I have Ihe
utmost iconlldonte In you" J 1 1 b
grave eyes sought tho faces ot the
others. "For 4u years Martin Uovis
has held a position of trust In our
bank. I would trust you, Martin,
with my life." ,- .
Martin,, deeply moved, could only
mumblo Ills thanks.
The banker' then said solemnly:
"Mnrtlll, Mr. Campbell, our cash-
lor, was found dead' In bis office ut
Ihe bank to-night, and 125.000 has
been taken from (be vault,"
Martin lluvls leaned forward.
John Cnmpboll (lend!" bo Whis
pered hoarsely.
"Murdered," said the sheriff
bluntly.
Martin gasped: "Out how?
Where? I I can't bollove It!"
"Tho Janitor discovered it," ex
plained Dayton. "You know Jim
takes care ot other offices and
of ton ft la late when he gots nrouud
to us."
Now. Mr. Daylon snld the slier
Iff, In a tone which Indicated that
ho proposed (o tnke charge of af
fairs, "I don't want to appear hard.
nor hurt anybody's fooling, but
nftor nil I happen to bo sheriff and
ii like to ask a few questions."
Hio banker bowed. "Certnlnlr,
Sheriff llolton."
The shorlff paused, and then he
fixed Tony with a steady look.
Vi hat are you doing hero at this
time of nlRht. Tony? Old coditors
like you have no business being
out.
The old actor was startled, hut he
smiled. "Why, I Just dropped In
for a Utile good by call m my
yoi.ng friend, Pierre, llo'i 'caving
on Ihe early miming train for New
York, as you may have heard."
The sheriff looked at Plone wllh
amused contempt. "Oh, yes you
uro going to be an aclor, 1 ender
stand. Well, you will have ! i post-
"What time did you go?" .
i "I don't know."
"Where did you go?"
"I I don't know. I moan. It Is
hnro to, toll you."
"Si it appears, Well, you'd bol
to. tull just Ihe an mo."
"I 1 was Just wandering around.
Yin- see, I was feeling so hadly
about going away to echnol I
didn't notice where 1 wont."
"Were you In tho vicinity of the
bank?"
"I I don't think so."
The sheriff turned abruptly In
Ann,- '.'Mrs. Carey, when we came
to-night you seemed terribly upset
what was the trouble?"
Ann could not nnswer. Pierre's
wllu words when ho left her: Old
Tony's account ot having seen him
near the bank: the boy i s'.rango
conduct when ho returned home,
and llruce's lottej nil combined to
Pl.t her on Ihe rnck. ,
"I'm sorry, Mrs. Carey," said Ihe
sheriff, "but you'd better nnswer."
Suddenly Ann found hor voice.
"I wna feeling badly, about Pierre's
loavlug us lu the morning."
"Oh. that was 11!" tho sheriff's
tone was Incredulous. "Well, what
time was It when Pierre left the
house to go wandering about, he
don't know whero, because he was
feeling so bad nbout leavln' you?"
Ann hesitated. "It was soma
I Ho nftor eight, I think."
"And when did he got home?",.
"Around half past nine." , "
"Whon Tony got here, then,
Plorro was not In yet?"
"Pierre enma lu a few minutes
later."
"And what time did your pa get
home from the bank?"
Ann walled a Utile. Then she
said In a low voice: "About nine
o'clock." r-
"Neither Pierre, Tony nor your
father was here wllh yon until
nlm o'clock and after?" i.
"No, sir."
"Mrs. Carey, where la jour hus
band?"
Ann controlled herself wllh vis!-
bio effort, "llruce Is In Camden
I euppe.o."
"You suppose? Dont you H-nottf"
(CttnieU. Kit. h, D. AtH.it, emd CJ
Th. grilling cnt. tomorrow sne
tho sheriff leave. but not alonol
Then Ann rovtala tht lolttr's ortas
secret.
KEMAL WOULD TRACE BIDDY TAKES REVENGE
CULTURE TO TURKEY; UPON LOW EGG
IUT.XMlH-I. -(fl') An nttenint
NIIAMltfM-K, Tex. WlSpeaii-
o prove Ih il l:ur.ur;m elvillmtion' ln of Ihe law of supply nnd d-
la based upon Turkish culture will , mnml. A. V. 1'iireell linn n hell
p llm.lo late 111 the nuntliier ly;l,mt knows her eei lloiiilen.
remler Muxlaphn Keiiial, tho! . m'"' n",r '' '"'e f eKK
wonder mini-- f Turkey. ii"imc.i i,. hi eents n iH-unn
French nivhueoloKUls have been I '.V " ."" "
nK.iKe,t by Kenml to excavate In V ""'1 10, surowwlvf
imtolia. their work paiallelhiK i ",V .' . . K "
ili.n ..r ii,.. .1., , .. ""
petition
The experiment Is lielnir watch
ed throughout Huron wllh conxld
erablo Interest. Its sueeevn, some
believe, would entirely revolution
Is history.
rmveir. theory I that lllddy
"went h.-iy-wlie liio.tdlng ever the
low price."
KI.AM VTII F.W.lii fonstrm
tlon of r,iienil bull, linn nearlng
I coniph Hon.
HOT DOGS SUPPLANTED
B GERIV!ANDA1NTIES
pPARIS. (JP) The ever-Jn-creslng
number of Germans fre
quenting Montmarte and- Montpar-
nane, the two gayest night 'haunts
of pari, has caused rentaurantei'rs
and cafe proprietors to substitute
German dLshes for American one
served as specialties.
In former years tho restaurant
men catered to Americana with
breakfast foods, "hot dogn" and
baked beans. The decrease 'in
Americans has resulted in the ap
pearunce of German dainties. -
'
Hoodies Mull I'ulnta Signs.
' BHKHOYGAN, Wis.. (UP)
Colorful window signH about this
city are the product of Herman
Becckman, GO, whose' bandtt were
cut off above' trio 'wrists 21' years
ago. Beeckman mukes his own
llvlnp; by this -work and has sup
ported his mother until her death.
t'OIJItT I'KOCISIOOINGS
The following is. a schedule of
expenditures, of Jaokson County,
Oregon, together with a list of
the claimants and urticlea of serv
Icch for which the claim 'is made
and which, were passed upon by
the County Court of Jackson
County during the month of June,
iyi.
. Tile following bills were allowed
as follows with the exceptions
shown: ;
tJKNKRAh C'OUNTV FUND
County Court, uml Commissioners
Victor iiurflell, salary und
travel, Comm
John Jlarneborg, salury,
commissioner
Victor A. Tengwald, clerk
Home Tel. && . Tel. Co.,
service ...j- :
, Circuit Court
Geo. N. Lewis, bailiff ......
Hotel Holland, meals to
Jurors ,
Home Tel. & Tel Co.,
service
Weeks &. Orr, circuit Judge
oiie,ir ' u. ..i.. ........
JiiNtiire Court
Howard Gault,. clerk. Jus
tice office
L. A. Roberts, steno. hire
D. Heed, fees
Joseph Khults, constuble
fees :
Kay Coleman, justice ct.
fees 1
G. O. Taylor, telephone....
G. J. l'rescott, constalle
fees
siieiirfM orrice
'aul C. Jennings, sulury..
iiuls W. Jennings, salary
olBii 10. .Anderson, sulury
Uerneleo Jennings, salury
Gertrude Martin, salury..
Linna Looker, Hillary ....
A. S. Kdwards, salary
Louis Jennings; travel ex
pense
Kulph (1. Jennings, travel
expense .......-
Paul Jennings, travel ex
pense , .y
Knlph G. Jennings, travel
expense a
Home To). & Tel. Co.,
servlco
ltulih Q. Jennings, 11-
cense for Co. cur
Leo Lox Mffr. Co., iiens....
Smltli-Jyeonard Printing
Co., prl iillng
Weeks Ut Orr, our. stoniKO
State In. Accident Com.,
Insurance
ciork'H prrii
Delllia Stevens Meyer,
postage
Smftli-i.eoniird Printing
Co., printing forms ,
Nyilah Neil, aaltiry .
.Mary T. Hendricks, salary
Helen Dliguu, salury
Constaneo Andrews, sal
ary ...i ...."., ...
Julio Cunfield, salary
Mary Hyiin Smllli,: salary
Cullu l''oy, sulury
Home Tel. ot Tel. Co.,
servlco
Western Sates, cushions..
TivnNiiror'M Offim
Verl (1. Walker, salary....
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co.,
service
Sin It h-Leoua ril Printing
Co., printing forma
1' rco l'.iiiiIoyiiic ut lturfiiu
Chris Gottlieb, maintain
ing bureau 13.50
Coroner's orfh-u
11.- W. Conger, coroner's
examinations , 50.80
A. S. Keyser, trip for cor
oner ie.00
School SliM.rliileiHlcnt'a Offico
Susunue Homes ., Carter,,
travel expense 104.16
W. H. Flnser oi Co., sten
cils 10,16
The J. K. GUI Co., sup
Piles 21.47
Klisubuth Burr, rural sup- v
ervlsor 120.00
I.oralne Morris, clerk .... Hl.oo
Nettie Thompson, clerk.... 31.50
lleth Watson, secretary ... lno.oo
102.70
05.00
80.00
7.95
45.00
7.10
8.30
149.00
76.00
30.00
20.06
8.60
16.95
6.25
1.70
124.70
124.70
124.70
1211.20
49.70
77.00
20.00
84.56
117.75
93.40
70.17
50.75
1.00
4.00
B.D0
6.60
l!.57
11.40
5.85
125.00
125.00
1 10.00
1(10.110
90 00
80.0U
; SO. 0(1
13.05
1.1.75
126.00
8.70
65.95
Almleda Russell 15.00
Mary. Klizabeth Rowley.. 10.00
-Mary R. Rowley 15.00
Calla Card Sunden. (Co.
compensation) .. 8.00
Mills Sloper 10.00
Kthel T. Standley 16.00
Sarah V. Stratton 10.00
Krma Tompkins ' 10.00
Mrs. Hulda Van Hoy .... 20.00
Martha Lucrelt Whlllock 10.00
Alonia M. Wall 30.00
Surah Williams 15.00
Lottie Bailey 16.00
Llllle Winkiemun , 16.00
, Total I 65B.00
. Court House Expense
uiuke .Mount & Towne,
, owels l
California Oregon Power
Co., service I H
Independent Klectrlo,
courthouse lumpsj t.
Packer-Scott Paper Co.,
supplies ..; ,
J. E. Daniels, Janitor 100.00
J. A. Norris, Janitor old
courthouse
City Sanitary Service,
service
City Water Dept, service
Mann's Dept. Store, gauze
Medford Furn. Hdw. Co..
supplies - :
Jail
Mrs. O. W. Dunford,
boarding' prisoners
O. W. Dunford,' sulai-y,
Jailor
L. R. 'Bloom, work at Jail
Jj O. Cave, work at Jail
W. K. I'cck, work at Jail
O. W. Dunford, bills paid
Slate Ind. " Accident Com.,
insurunce 4.05
Ltivts of Poor ut .Poor Farm
Irene Wells, salary,., poor;
form sunt
Geo. Hartley, hay l
Olive Muln, helper
W.. W. lioblson, breeding
cows , -
California Oregon Power
Co., service
R. L. Daniels, coffee ....
Hutchison Merc. Store.,
supplies
Economy Meat Mkt., sup
plies Jarniln & Woods Drug
Store, supplies
Mutual . Mill & Seed Co.,
feed
M. M. Dept. Store.,
supplies
Medford iFurn.,, & Hdw.
Co.. supplies
C'aro of Poor Not ut loor Farm
Community Hospital, sup
plies and care, Indigents
Medford Domestic Laun
dry, laundry
ohn W. Pernoll. supplies
Murion - Sowush. .Indigent
allownnce :
Phillls Sweurlngen. nurs
ing
Gatea'& Lydiard, supplies
John A. I'erl, Indiuent
burials '.
Mrs. May, nurse, . Conv.
nome
124.20
. 98.75
3.60
2.94
25.00
6.00
12.16
.98
3.33
2C0.50
124.70
1.00
12.00
16.00
2.65
125.00
100.00
60.00
6.00
32.42
12.00
77. 6
7.00
3.06
19.50
14.80
18.95
138.00
3.55
I 7.00
10.00
10.00
19.98
98.50
Fruit ln-iMH'tir's Office
130.00
0.00
27.30
12 5.00
1 10.00
'.I II. 110
75.00
7 3.00
4 2.0
115.00
100.00
40.00
too.oo
6.35
00
A. C; Allen, salary
II. Ii. Werner, salary
AHHWistir's Offlci.
J. B. Coleluon, travel ex
pense ;. w
l.luulo Haiiscaui. salary..
Clair Norris, salary
Klva Mitchell, salary
Jens Ooleinun. salary
Anna Colemuu, .writing
tux rolls
Nettle Thompson, writing
I tax rolls v ...,
Jay Teriill, salary, field
deputy
C. A. Myers, salary, field
" deputy
I, It. Kline, salary, field
deputy .'.
II. ,, Loflund, salary,
Geld deputy
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.,
service
P. W. Taylor, typewriter
repair
County Agvnt
OreKon State AKricultursl
College, extension work 1.91 i.60
Wltkm's PtMilott
I let ha Abel
F.s.sle May Albert ...-
Alice Brown ...,. .j
Florence B:iker
Katie M. Crawford ....v..
Teressu A. liews
Mary J. Iiliiiinlck
'ella M. I hie
Anna .M. Kdwnrds
Curilllie tlitiel
Pell Hall
Ina lioson (C. cihiiihi-
satlon)
Winifred Kvelyn Kubll .
Itelta Kendall
l:mily l.lnahan
l-'iora Belle Ludwig
Clam Miller ln.tn)
IH.llle Mihiiimw .i An
ntabrllc I'erry lu.tia
B.-lti- Petenmn 10(eS
iillle Peterson Joes
Lillian CI. Reed 1.0
I
I r.on
?.'..ti
in on
I5.IHI
in on
l II. io
lo on
2:.. no
la on
la Oil
SOU
46 CO
JUDO
i:. io
1 "..DO
Itciniuir IlldiiceiitH
Julia Bowmun
I'Ifl'ie Marie Baer
Ilia Barr
Mrs. Karl Baldwin
Wm. Blege ;
Walter Bluckman
Nellie Buardnian
Hll Chase
Mary Crume
Duve Daniels
Millie Dosler
Cora Kvuns
Dudley Estes
Irene Kgan
Frances U. ttverett
KIlKaheth Fentuson
John T. Fry
Sanuel T. Green
Susjin T. Gregi; ,.
Mrs. R. s. Harris
Mary Roberts lllggins
l-.llzulielh lioson
Melissa 10. KnlKhten
Steve Kl'anllz
.nnle Uithroiie
Mrs. H. c. Lylo
C. Kdwnrd Miller
Glndya Mos,, ;
Ililunder Melntirn ..
A; i J. Nicholson
Kthel Frances Olson
Mary psborn
Mrs. J, J. Owllias
1'Jdwlii Pierce
Mai-y Price
Mrs. J. A. Rasiiiussan ....
At Rholun
Jesse M. It let-ens
John St. John
Louise Scheoflen
Jessie Scaring
Urucll Shadilnek
Mlla Cordellu Smith
Kliza. A. Smith
Murion Sownsh
Cnrrie Allena Sergent ....
Burt .Summers
S. A. Swan .
Chns. Swnrtzfager
Fdwln Shipley
Geo. Thompson
Annie Walklna
5"S, WolKamott
Murgaret Y'aster
Gates .A Lydiard, supplies
Hutchison Mere. Store,
Iniligent supplies
George Marine, indigent
Sllplilles ...,.....
Jno. w. Pernoll, Indigent
supplies
J. J, .Tryon, supplies ....
God wa rd ' Merc. Co., sup
piles James K. Grieve, supplies
I lent li s Drug Store, sup
plies ...i
Jackson Street Grocery,
supplies
Ir. Frederick Johnson,
dentail aid
Dr. Burt L. Lugeson,
dental aid
Sacred Heart HospltuV,
services to indigents ....
Advertising und Comity 1
.Medford Hiinting Co., lax
foreclosure publication
Medford News FuliL Co.,
court proceedings
Medford Printing- . Co.,
notice seizure t
Medford Printing Co,,
Cuno. wnrrents notice..
County Audit
E. M. Wilson, salary, aud
itor Ileultli I nil
Dr. R. C. WHsntt. health
officer
Lydu T. King, nurse, sal
ary and travel
AtiKUstu I'oiuiham. nurse,
sulury ami travel
Josephine Koppes, secre
tary lr. 11. C. Wilton, conting
ent run.t
SitrvrrorH Ilffkv
Bi.y.len. mllenKO i
00.00
10.00
18.00
10.00
20.00
16.00
10.00
16.00
10. 00
10.00
8.00
10.00
10.00
'8.00
10.00
lo.oo
'8.00
10.00
10. 00
12.00
15.00
lo.oo
15.00
10.00
10.00
10. on
10.00
10.00
20.00
8.oo
16.00
15.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
8.00
16.00
10.00
12.00
8.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
8.00
lo.oo
lo.oo
8.00
15.00
15.00
8.00
36.00
8.00
15.00 lo.op
IS. 98
20.00
8.00
7.00
23.00
25.00
6.66
15.00
15.00
U9.no
'riming
371.40
Smith,
ex-
master
Geo. W. Daley, asst. wat
ermaster Earl Tucker, asst. water
master J. C. Wagner, asst. water
master Mrs. Walter Hush, ob
server -
J. B. Winnlngham, ob
server - -
Joe Slotik, observer
Ben Fredenburg, observer
Fred N. Cummlngs, ex
penses -
Chester A. Cummlngs,
expenses
Clinton A.
penses -
Earl E. Tucker, expenses
G; W. Daley, expenses
Columbia Utilities Com
, puny, telephone service
Modern Plumbing & Sheet
Metal Co., Weir gate ....
P. W. Taylor, typewriter
repairs
State Ind. Accident Com
mission, insurance
District Attorney
California Oregon Power
Co., service --
Medford Printing Co.,
brief -
Geo. W. Nellson, salary,
deputy
Edytho Martin, stenog
rapher Ann Parrett, extra work
Amerlcun Law Book Co.,
Vols.
G. A. Codding, travel ex
pense -
G. H. Mursh. copy
A. W. Pipes, office rent
Vlck-Far Co., supplies ..
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.,
service
The- - Klockor Printery,
supplies ,
Koke-Chaprnan Co., sup
plies Crulso and Survey
Lloyd G. Lyman, cruise
maps und sheets
A. Ii. Elder, cruising
Roy R. Erchinger, cruis
ing -
G. It. Carter, classifica
tion' v.i
Camp Inspection
Dr. B. C. Wilson, inspec-
tlou auto camps
LIBRARY FUND
Maude Abbott, salury ....
American Library Ass'n.,
book .i
Mm. J. F. Brown, salary
The Dieter Book Binding
Co. i. binding,, and. recus
ing v....: ;
The J. K. GUI At Co.,
books
Louis, B.i Humphrys map
. expense i
Helen Klnsey, salary
Mrs. I. C. LeVander, sal
ary -
Mrs. . R; II. Moore, salary
I'rue A. Piatt, magaines..
Rogue River Lbr. Co.,
crating inup
Mrs. Kutl'Inu Runtz, sal-
' nty
Mrs., Leila Shepherd, sal-
nry
Mrs. Belle Smith, salary
Mrs. R. G. Smith, salary
Mrs. A. T. Steadman, sal
ary j.-.
Iluzel Tuylor. sulury
Id Fny Woolsey, Bulary....
Jackson Co. Library, tcur-
rent expenses : ;.
15.96
123.69
123.69
4.69
4.69
11.69
6.69
9.69
29.38
105.07
123.55
70.28
94.85
14.05
6.30
6.00
14.89
1.00
48.60
175.00
125.00
12.00
8.00
17.38
.95
60.00
. 12.60
13.05
3.00
. 9.15
102.83
614.82
174.00
150.00
180.00
48.00
.60
5.00
95.16
18.16
10.00
75.00
5.00
5.00
79.75
3.05
j 88.30
5.00
5.00
6.00
6.00
5.00
83.34
20.00
Totnl 661.31
ASHLAND LIBRARY FIWW,
Mary Niver, services $15.00
. 1)(K1LICESC1SF11XD., ,
Guy Bishop, iiheep killed --
liy dogs 21.00
A. H. Case, sheep killed by
dog. ($3,110 di.xnllowed) 9.00
X)l'RTllOtt'S10 Fl'NU,
J. G. Link, paymet to ar
chitect $1,500.00
FAIR OPERATION FUND
Jackson Co. Fair Ass'n,
payment on '11130 fair
expense $2,003.09
3. SO
65.00
12.33
34 56
8.9$
105 Oh
C. ..
YM
C. ',. Boydeli. services,
deputy KUive.vor
t.. l'ettegrew, cunininan..
Elda tilielulill. steni.K
rupher Stnto Industrial Accident
Com.. Insurance ,7j
s-nlcr Wciglits ami Measure
D. T. I.awlim, jcilury . 2:Vti:t
Walermnster's (Itfliv
Clinton A. Smiiii. ussui.
ant watermiKiir 154.(9
f h'.nl i A. CuuimiiiKS. -
hydrtxtraphen 149 t
Marion Smith, asst. water-
Elizabeth Buit, for 1930
fair educational awards
James Rlcks, caretaker ....
ItOAU Fl'XI)
F. F. Rurk, canvas $
Emil Britt. gravel
CtuM Auto Wrecking, .sup
piles ......... -. -
Coi'hlso Rock i Drill Mfg.
Co.. partH ....
Clyde Equipment Co., rod
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co., pow
der supplies
Davis Iron Steel Co.,
iron supplies . .
Tho Frederick Pout Co.,
paper
Gllinoro Oil Co., freight on
oil .
Miller-Snnford Tractor Co.,
supplies
II. It. A. Pacific Steel Co.,
.bushings
Richfield Oil Co., supplies
Sunnysido Service Station,
oil .
Shell Oil Company, supplies-
,
Union .Oil Company, sup
plier i
J. V. Wakefield, bond, en
gineer
William Super Service, sup
plies
Woodbury & Wheeler Co.,
purla
Hal E.- Iloss, sec state,
Co. -lieenaen
Iceland Bros. Co.. belt
Mrs. E. J. Cameron, fenc
ing rlwht of way
C L. Hughes, labor ..u......
W. P. Gumnilll, labor
W. G. Mclteter. labor
Jack Thrasher, foreman ..
Jack Clark, cat driver
L. J. Hicham, graderman..
I.ue Loftier, labor .-.
George Nichols, lulior
Paul U. Rynnlng. engineer
Ister E. Smith, draftsman
Hiilund A. Smith, transit
man ,
Byron Seaman, rodman .
Perry Koeneke. chainman
l.eland Petlegrew, chain
man John E. Smith
Ed tilillwoll, shovelrun-
ner
Merl MorrlM, shovelrunner
Jim Merrltt. foreman
Fred West, driver and
dumper
R. U Hughe, loader
W. L. Ray. powdernian
M. F. Pence, labor
o. It.. Adutnson, truck
diiver Bob McCalie, grade fore
man Jim Miller, labor -
J. C. Chlldroth, labor...!!."
Weston Miller, lal.ur
Barney Gnu. I, Kraderman
W. Wriirht, truekdrlver
It, N. Finney, compressor-man
J. F. Front, 'hammerman
Joe Mrlnlyre, hammerman
m. t. Bingham, powder
man ,
Bert Connor, hammerman
W. .1. Smith, foreman
B.iiney Civernor. hhnr
Tnm R..lerson. tabor !!
l.uke (Jover. labor ....
C. L, Hus.nberry, forem.in
Charley Dooms, sh.iv..!.
runner
Loren .Doom, soovelrun-
ner ,
129.00
89.50
2.50
132.00
32. SO
10.00
573.10
81.25
255.57
32.40
8.00
60.97
863.30
2,032.07
15.00
62.00
64.19
50.00
31.90
14.82
S.72
149.75
124.7 5
95.7U
64 23
12.76
2119.711
1 19.70 !
1-19.70
124.70
99.70
13 47
134.77 ;
I
140.76 '
74.1 (1 ,
112.24
26.43
27.92
31.92
19.14 ,
75.26
8S 77
22.3.1
22 33
.;;
42.75
99.75
bridge car-
bridge
Harold Tolle, truekdrlver
Paul Gerber, truekdrlver
C. L. Smith cat driver
Geo. Smith, cat driver;:...,.
W. M. Tetherow, supervis
or Henry Meyer, labor
Joe Rutzer, labor
Geo. McDonald, labor
F. J. Rlppey, labor
Evan Kubll, labor -
H C. Frakes, lubor
R, Carris, labor ...
H. Oden, labor
Dick Witt, labor ,.
Fred Witt, labor
Charley Stam. labor
Ed Michels. labor.
C. L. Smith, labor
Geo. Smith, lubor
Richey Richman, labor ...
Wm. Bruin, deputy road
master ,
Wm. Fpx, truck driver....
Tom Lamb, labor
R. J. Shew, labor
Tom Smith, motor grad
ernian H. O. Miller, motor grad
erman Walter Hush, labor and
team
It. Stewart, graderman....
Wm. Perry. Hupervisorui.
E. L. jttowell, truck driver
L. C. Wilson, cat driver
Loraine Tolle, truck driv
er Gene Walton, lubor
Guy Walton, labor
A. Pelle, powdernian
G. It. McClellun, grader
man P. M. Stowell, labor
Percy Haley, grader
J. A. Bitterllng, labor
Lincoln Fence, j iubor ......
A. Wnttenliorg, car driver
Paul .Pence, labor.
D. W. Pence, labor
Geo. Trusty, labor
Harold NeathQrland, - la
bor :
Horace Geppert, labor....
E. B. Chambers, labor....
A. Wattenbergs, labor ....
William Edens, bridge
carpenter : ,
Lyle Hartmaii, bridge car
penter Cbus. Blitch, bridge car
penter
Earl Bryiint,
penter
Wesley Hartnuill,
stipt. . : .
Thos. Roseberry, master
. mechanic -
D. O, Modrell, foremun....
.1. C. Smith, lubor .....
D. C. Smith, lubor
I)., p. Smith, watchman ...
Miko Yonovich, powder
nian Joe Broad, tool sharpener
J. G. .lobe, labor
Jack Tungate, labor
W. E. Bogard, lubor
J C Lewis, labor
U. Wj Nclherland, lubor
E, B. Chambers, lubor ....
Geo. Hereford; lubor
G. A. Nichols, labor
.loo Kent, lubor
W. F. Roberts, lubor ....
John Moulton, driver ....
Loraine Tolle, driver
E. R. Parsons driver
Art Reed labor and truck
H. G; Miller graderman v.
BUI Coy driver
C. C. Collins, shovelrun-
ner --.
Lurkln Skinner, driver ....
Geo, R. Jackson, labor....
L. D. Frye. dumpman ....
A. Wr. Johnston, watch
man C. A. Magerle, labor
Wm. Wilson,-, la-hor
E. M. Wilson, labor nnd
team
Onio Wimer, crusherman
R. J. Kinight. driver
H. L. Searw, foreman
Milo FuiTy, hoppermnn
Geo. Denny, loader
Bruce Grieves, driver
Paul Gerver, driver
R. ft. Jones, labor
Ben Kingery, driver
Henry Muiiston, driver
Oren Adameon, driver
Thos. llodson, driver
Gale' Moulton, driver
l-lcnry Dooms, driver
E. G. Glover, watchman ..
It. J. Rlnabarger, mechan
ic .:
R. W. Crawford, mechanic
E. If. Morse, labor -
W. J. Burbidge, labor
L. A. Early, labor
L. S. Culbertson, labor
Thos smith, labor
It. IT. Moulton, watchman
A. E; Bliss, watchman
Win. Bruin, travel expenso
W. M. Tetherow, travel ex
pense Wm. Perry, travel ex
John E. Smith, travel ex
pense
Jack Thrasher, travel ex
pense Wetfley Hurtman, travel
expense
GAf 4
10. J. Brown, viewing road
Big Pines Lbr. Co., lumber
City Water Dept., service..
J. A. Denn Pdr. Co.. suii-
Pliea
Genl Petroleum Com.,
Krea.se
llilbb.ird Bros.. Mimifi'es!!"
Mr. Haffield. damages.
Jenkins Sii;n Co., signs
rveiiiici lesser Co.,
Plies
.96.45
, 60.42
U9.9
62.80
109.76
94.70
71.7
So. 23
12.75
25.82
11.7
ll.7
7.14
i 3.57
1.59
4.36
3.9 6
44.91
40.41
4.11
124.75
99.76
79.75
36.68
. 49.90
24.05
' 23.35
9. CO
114.77
99.75
92.76
69.85
67.42
22.33
101.74
39.90
78.15
129.74
3.19
22.33
62.86
15.35
6.97
1.59
3.19
19.14
7.00
95.70
107.76
89.77
71.77
159.00
181.74
129.74
0U.1
31.90
68.86
80.82
71. S4
20.73
23.12
6. 38
3190
31.10
12.70
26.12
21.93
18;74
117.20
100.70
38.69
65.02
.18.91.
100.67
108.12
152.74
96.84
4.78
83.76
99.70
0.38
12.70
9.48
97.73
98.57
129.71
82.01
82.01
29.68
311.03
15.15
1111.77
111.30
22.21
99.10
112.37
112.37
,76.1?
ISO. 99.
143.42
129.74
1 1-I.4S
l'42.74
129.74
53.64
99.71
12.71!
95.20
87.43
109.41
131.12
61.76
69.09
Loggers & Con. ji,h. .
supplies i ...2 7 c
jiearora Furn. & lu
supplies .
sup-
3.20
5.49
3.97
76.10
8.7E
76.69
100.00
137.50
24.42
Miller-Sanford Tra'cTor7
supplier l
W. H. Norcrofi, dama
Fred Offenbacker eT
road
Portland Oxygen"Hr';,
Co., supply ...
Robertson lleuvy'iiT
steel ' m
Shell Oil coni1)an;;-
phes ut
P. W. Taylor'."';;",
repair 'int.
Western Itoad Uch,'"c
chains u'
Woodbui-y WheeUr'TT
supplied Co
Auto supply & i'ar.'r'?,
, .. supplier "
Browne Hdw. Co
plied
Blue Print shop, p'r'"
ConsoUduted Frt. rj
freiKht .
California Oregon Poi..
Co., service
The J. A. Denn pS?e
suiiplles
Enkln Motor Co., 'tuvii
Lcland Bros. Co., belUn,
Modern PlumbiiiK Sh:
Metal Co., supplies.
Medford .Con. cons (v
culverts '
Portland Oxygen "ilydr
Co., supplier ....
Porter Lumber Comm';;
lumber "
W. H. Pringle, tank
Mrs. Eva Peters, gl,.
rent
H. L. Prltchard, diiiii'
State Ind. Accident Coin
Insurance
Standard Oil Coiiinam
supplier
Shell OH Coiiiiiany.'s';,,
plies
The. White c o ni p'a'aj
parts
Woods Lumber Co., l'i,m.
her
Western Union, teie'sram,
Woodbury & WWoelsr Co
supplies
Medford Liimber Co., lum.
ber
Total ,
BOUNTY'
Boyd Miller
Mary Smith ""
Zera Dahuck !.!!!
Mennifee Charley .... 3
Bert Bostwick
Hurley Hull J!!2
Lester Marsluill , !
John "Warner !!!.
. Tolnl
DEL1L1A STEVENS SI
Com
TRUCKMEN
FRUIT; HAUL
'; We will write yoi
INSURANC
nnrl cpt. vnm
,P.' S. C. PERM
at i very reasonabft
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. Insurance
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9.71
49
4.99
106 64
11151
99, 91
27.91
19 14
11.13
KIT. 76
145.25
73,76 .
NOTICE
To Water Users
Due to the EXTRAVAGANT WASTE 0
WATER the City Water Commission fef
that they must warn the water users ajp:
that they are sutiiect to a fine and liaWe '
have their water discontinued for WAS
ING WATER. This warning also h:
true for using an OPEN HOSE and
failure to shut off when the TIRE ALA5
is sounded.
City Water Commission
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