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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933.
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By Arthur Perry.
AUDIT AND INVENTORY
Tho 1-man revolution turned out
to bo a tantrum.
At thlo Juncturo tho audience waa
ordered to alng the omciai song;
Tantrum tonight,
TuTitnim tonlaht.
Tantrum on tho courthouse lawni
Many aro tho epeechea,
un aro tho screeches.
Tantrum on the courthouse lawn,
Tb throat to tako tho flold waa
not fulfilled. It waa not specified
hnaa or what field would bo token
Kn field haa been reported missing.
It la not unuoual for a candidate to
take the flold. watch your posvuros.
Leave no plowa In them.
The revolution waa Intubated,
without firing a ilngl resolution,
that ehook, Jackson county to It
foundation.
It waa solemnly promised that the
taxes would be cut. The taxes have
been cut tho onme way the wood In
backyards are cut, In August,
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The situation haa cooled down to a
point where only a lawyer uoei the
Word WHEREAS.
A partial confession Is made, and
It la admitted wlin violet mocesij
that the new. president la a good
man, but haa borrowed many or his
leading Ideas from tho gent hiding
behind the statesman, diplomat, ana
eminent economist from Galls Creek.
The rumor that all the gall la due
to tho creek overflowing, was pro.
nounced baseless. The president waa
called upon to fire his cabinet and
hire the source of his Ideas. Thus
he could practice some of the econ
omy he has been preaching. Why
ahould the president fool around
with a cabinet of 13 men, when one
man Is available who can do a better
Job, and be more Interesting. (It
Trij proposed that Mr. Roosevelt pay
for the stolen Ideas with the poat-
masterattlp.) Hurrah! for the one1
man cabinet!
Several damnable bluffs were
called. More answered than were
called.
Tho established form of govern
ment Trsa given osteopathlo treat
ment. After the atralghtenlng out, It
flapped back Into Its old habit of
being all wrong.
It la recommended that la the
future, when a rovolutlon Is In the
wind, that men working be kept out
of sight. Many Bunklvlataa wore
more Interested In watching a mart
with a shovel, than chasing the ras
cals out, to chase more rascals In.
There waa considerable unseemly
laughter, particularly among - the
criminals, who wore told that they
were present, not knowing it before.
It Is also ordered that there should
be a table. Nothing puts a table In
Its place any faster than to thump It,
with a right-handed awing, from a
away out In the country. What If
a knuckle doe awell up bigger than
an English walnut?
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People have been asking about tha
Scrip. They have the par value of a
Bull Durham coupon. The French
men during the Great War, took the
B. Durham coupon for money. The
valley Is out of Frenchmen Just now.
Enough will be Imported to take care
of tho local scrip. Bring your Scrip
turesnot your Scrip.
An orator asked, "who built the
courthouse?" Tho records show that
It waa built by a man by the name
of Hoffman. Good Job.
The unemployment ahould be re
duced. Keep busy. Write the gov
ernor, or visit the grand Jury.
Klda with roller skates have start
ed using the basement floor of the
courthouse for a skating rink. THE
LITTLE GANGSTERS! This will not
be tolerated.
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The famous last word of the coun
ty was designated as:
ORDER WILL BE MAINTAINED.
"RAIN BENEFICIAL TO FARMERS'
(La Orande .Observer), The rain Is
also beneficial to the things the far
mer raise.
Oregon ftetUher.
Fair tonight and Thursday but
cloudy at times In wt portion and
unsettled near coaat Thursday; lit
tle change In temperature; gentle
changeable winds offshore.
Fender and body repairing. Price
right. Brill Sheet Metal Works. .
Good Work Medford!
' i 'ua prompt action of Medford merchants, through their
Chamber of Commerce, resulting in the adoption of a scrip
program, sounds like old times.
The spirit of cooperation, enthusiasm, and enterprise, so
laoking the past few months so paralyzed by internal dissen
sion and strife, SUDDENLY came to life from the shock of a
new crisis, and today the wheels of local business are turning
again.
TPHE Chamber of Commerce which supplied the medium; the
Chamber committee which supplied the leadership, are both
to be oommended,
The scrip plan is praotical and sound. It deserves the hearty
support of every eitizen, and we
port, when its provisions are clearly understood.
IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND IT, GO TO THE CHAM
BER OF COMMERCE, OB TO
IT EXPLAINED.
There is nothing new about
has pulled communities successfully out of former fingnoial
jams; with proper public understanding and support, it will
pull them out of this one.
ALL that is needed is a little of that old time Medford spirit,
whinh is rAnnnntaihlo fnt tha nrntnnf lminnliinfr i9 tliA nlnti
and has only to be sustained, to
So let's go to it, Brethren!
This is a job we can do OURSuLYES !
Give It a
WE LIVE under a representative government. Our repre
flftntnt.ivpa in the lfl&inlnt.nr nrn nrinnf. fn ndinnra
These representatives of the
weeks of discussion and paintnking investigation, passed a sales
tax.
At the outset of the session a majority in both Houses op
posed a sales tax. But the MORE the entire tax problem was
studied, particularly the absolute necessity of radically reducing
the property tax, the more CERTAIN it became, that SOME
sort of sales tax was ESSENTIAL.
A HIGHER income tax wag passed, tithing taxes were ap-
proved, the intangibles tax was retained, but even then,
to balance the budget a sales tax was mandatory.
All in all, we believe the legislature did a good job, of solv
ing the tax problem. We also believe that this tax program,
the result of many weeks of careful study and exhaustive dis
cussion, should be given a fair trial before any attompt to mod
ify or ohange it is'made.
TTOE proof of the pudding is in the eating. Let's see how this
. plan works, BEFORE we seek, through direct legislation,
to upset it,
' If a referendum en the sales tax or other features of the
program is unavoidable, then let's start studying the tax situa
tion NOW, let's inform oursolvcs as to just why our represen
tatives took the action thoy did
of self-interested politicians, .and
work they have done.
This is not only good sense,
we as a people yield SOME authority to our representatives,
give them SOME moral support, then representative govern
ment will have to be abandoned entirely.
The Saks Tax
THE opposition to a sales tax, proceeds largely from a failure
to realise that it is an EMERGENCY tax.
There is a strong prejudice
deep-seated feeling that it places an undue burden upon the
poor man particularly upon the farmer.
Suoh opposition might be justified during normal times, but
these times are not normal. Far
abnormal.
If the budget could be balanced without some form of sales
tax, no one would be for it. But
And the more one studies the
truth I revealed. ,
lOREOVER if state bankruptcy is to be avoided, the tax on
real property particularly on farm property MUST be
radically reduced.
To do this, under present conditions, an income tax is insuf
ficient, tithing taxes ae insufficient, an intangible tax Is insuf
ficient but these taxes, "WITH some form of sales tax, ARE sufficient.
'T'HERE is the matter in a nutshell. And it was because the
members of the legislature after studying the problem from
all angles, came to realize this, and only because of that that
the sales tax finally passed.
THERE is another point. The claim that the sales tax is
lininaf tn Mia faiman will nnf e.nnJ .,)..
" a sv II ai uvra, Dlllliu UJJ UllUCr ladl J BIS.
What is killing the farmer economically! The tax on his
land. "What will the sales tax dot
Who will bear the least portion of that sales tax! Here we
have official figures from the
mers will pay one-eighth of the
irorn one-third to one-fourth of
In a month who makes the
come under the sales taxf The
he eata, who has to wear "cityV
his own chickens and cows and
cords and overalls t
Iook over the roll call in the
the sales tax was put over not by the Portland orowd, but by
the speeches and pleas of farmers, not political farmers but
dirt farmers, men who are returning to work in their orchards
and fields and ride therangejustassoonasth camitcmfwypcmf
and fields and ride the range, just as rfbon as the session is over.
Mail Tribune favors the sales tax , aa the best tax to
meet the present critical situation. It is also a tax auto
matically collected, immediately paid, and painlessly assumed.
We are convinced that for the best welfare of this ntate, and
every tax paver in it, the sales tax should be retained, until the
present crisis is over.
are sure will receive that sup
YOUR BANKER AND HAVE
it. In fact it is rather old. It
guarantee its complete success.
We don't need any outside help.
Trial First
people of Oregon, have after
bofore we yield to the clamor
thus undo the three months
but good government. Unless
against such a tax. There is a
from it. They are critically
the plain truth is it can't be.
question the more clearly this
It will reduce that land (it.
stato tax commission. The far
sales tax, whereas they now pay
the land tax.
most purchases which would
city dweller, who buys what
olothes, or the farmer who has
butter, and works all day In
House and you will find that
Personal Health' Service
By William
Signed letters pertaining to personal Oesllh and hygiene, not to disease
diagnosis oc treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped, seli
sddressed envelope Is sncJoeed. Letters should be brier and written In Ink.
Owing to the Urge number of letteie received only a few cap be answered
here. No reply can Be made to queries not conforming to Instructlone.
Aldreas Dr. IVIIIIam Brady to cars of The MaU Tribune.
LET US HAVE MORE PLUMBING AND LESS ORNATE.
Some wag deflnea a pedestrian as
man with three cara, a wife and
two children.
Hero la a plaintive note from
man with - three
bathrooms and i
pre- B. o. family
Dear Dr. Brady
Tour repeat
ed allusions to
nervous consti
pation Induces
me to write to
you
(It la new to
me that I have
alluded to. "ner
v o u a conatlpa.
tlon.") .
Immediately . after coming
out hare, from my home In the
east It years ago I became con
stipated and have continued ao
up to the present. ,
While, working aa an employe
I had little trouble with the
regular action of the bowels, but
since I entered business for my.
self the case hsa been hopeless . .
(Ah-hsh, our friend means physic
constipation, not "nervous." Just
what I have been trying to teach the
public for years that 98 per cent of
all such trouble Is purely a bad habit,
and the wiseacre layman cultivates
the bad habit from fear Inspired In
his untutored mind by the dire con
sequences our great American nos
trum and quackery Interests con-
atantly tell the Wiseacre population
1 will befall if one "neglects" the
"regulation" of the bowels.)
During the 11 years I moved
several times, went on vegetable
diets, and even lived lor a year
on the plan advised by your good
friend Dr. 1
(The charlatan mentioned Is no
friend of mine and what's more he
Isn't a physician at aU, but Just a
fake "Doctor," a fellow who has as
sumed this title.)
Last year my family left me
for an extended vacation and I v
was left alone In the bouse. The
very next day after they left my
bowel action was perfect and re
mained so until the return of my
family, when the old trouble set
In again.
My observations are that If I
could live In a house all by my
self . . . but when I live with
others, my nerves cannot rest,
but contract the bowels under
neath the naval and so close up.
. . To me all this Is puzzling be
cause I was raised as the oldest
of six noisy boys and was never
lit and never a bit constipated
when I was at home . . .
As a health expert I believe there
are too many bath tubs In this coun
try, and not enough wash basins
Shower baths should be Installed at
the wilt of the householder and with
out let or hindrance from the so
called "health" or "sanitary" authori
ties. Bath tubs should be prohibited,
except by special dispensation when
the householder presents a physician's
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SUBSTANTIAL CITIZENS
IN OFFER OF SERVICES
Following rcent mooting of tho
so-called "Good Government Con
gress," and subsequent developmente-
the followlrur citizens hava volun
teered their services to tha Commit
tee of One Hundred:
T. M. Gainer, Medford.
J. Jj. McPheeters. Medford.
Carl Goettache, Medford.
A. P. Butler, Medford.
O. M. Goes, Butte Falls.
Maggie Ooss, Butt Falla.
J. R. Blarma. Medford.
K. O. Ross, Medford.
Gilbert Roboroon, Medford.
A. O. Caotron, Medford.
P. D. Coy, Central Point.
Edward Dole, Medford.
Howard Stevenson. Medford.
G. B. LaBarre, Modford,
W. T. Phelan, Medford.
R. L. Wright, Medford.
W. K. Davlea. Eagle point.
Elmer Hull. Central Point.
Albert Strauss. Sama Valley.
John P. Motfntt. Medford.
W. H. Palno. Medford. -Jas.
H. Moore, Medford.
Jeuncsse Butler, Medford.
H. J. Field, Medford.
W. I. Vawter. Medford.
W. W. Hartley, Jacksonville.
Mrs Anna Hartley. Jacksonville
H. B. Strong. Medford.
Fred A. Purdln. Medford.
D. O. Frederick. Medford.
E. a. Kelly. Medford.
h. R. Buckley.
Jack Hemstleet, Medford.
Clinton Spencer, Medford.
R. W. Lee, Medford.
Ben J. Trowbridge. Medford.
W. A. Fraaler. Medford.
Ruth W. Sparrow. Central Point.
A. W. Shepherd. R. 4. Medford.
Charles O. Swingle, Central Point.
Guy Tea. Central Point.
8. S. Tuto. Central Point.
O. B. Terrlll, lake Creek
Cealla Taylor, Medford.
Jamea Taylor. Medford.
Jack Thrasher, Jacksonville.
Mrs. Jack Thraaher, Jacksonville,
W. M. Tetherow, Central Point,
D. R. Terrett, Medford.
8. M. Tuttle, Medford.
Lylo B. Thurman, Medford.
John 8. Weeks. Trail.
Mrs. B. WTielden. Medford.
J. M. Whipple, Rogue River.
C. A. Walruff. Medfon..
Mro. Ella C. Westerlund. Medford.
Fannl. R. Wlthlngton, Oentral Ft.
Mrs. O. T. Wilson. Gold Hill.
France Wilson. Gold Kill.
Owen T. Wilson, Gold Hill.
Stephen O. Wilson. Gold HUI.
T. O. Wright, Central Point,
Mary R. Prescott. Ashland.
George F. Phythlan. Medford.
J W. Potter. Ashland.
Rychen M. Paddack. Medford.
W. Barnard Roberta, Medford.
Brady, M O.
certificate that the tub Is necessary
for bathing an Invalid.
Wash basins should be required by
the health department In every place
where food Is sold to be consumed
on the premises. At present the
health or sanitary authorities are al
together too diffident about Insist
ing on tbls real precaution. And
the people, too, especially people who
make so much noise about their
cleanliness, are altogether too com
placent about eating with unwashed
hands and patronizing lunch places
where the facilities for simple de
cency are nothing less than filthy.
The correspondent's trouble began
when his status changed from em
ploye to merchant. Psychic change
not "nervous," as the merchant
calls It. Emotions, particularly un
pleasant emotions, such as fear, anx
iety, worry, anger, suspicion, Jeal
ousy, envy, hatred or annoyance,
definitely retard or Inhibit peristal
sis throughout the length of the ali
mentary tract. Some such factor
most likely accounts for the trouble.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Unsightly Veins.
Can you tell me how to get rid of
unsightly veins in my legs? The
veins are very blue and noticeable,
tho quite fine and not swollen much-
In my occupation, however, they are
a serious handicap. I am a mem
ber of the chorus. . . Miss F. D.
Answer If the veins are at all swol
len, the chemical obliteration treat
ment Is best. Any up to date phy
sician can give the treatment, with
out detaining you more than an hour.
For obliterating mere venules whicn
show as blue lines, electro-desicca
tion is satisfactory. For that you
must consult either a physician who
is a skin specialist or one who is
skilled In surgical diathermy.
Tattoo.
Please Inform me lf It Is possible
to remove tattooed designs from the
skin. My young son was foolish
enough to have a picture put on his
arm, and Is now very anxious to get
rid of It. M. B. 8.
Answer Such mutilation Is a badge
of shame. It might as well be let
tered "MORON." The only vay to
remove the blemish is surgical dissec
tion, and filling of the defect oy skin
grafting. Sometimes the eosmetio
appearance may be improved by
chemical tattooing.
Pica.
Son SO months old has habit of
chewing or gnawing on wood pen
cils, table, window slUs. chair rungs,
anything he can reach, we worry lest
he get lead poisoning due to the
paint on woodwork Or furniture.
Mrs. J. H. F.
Answer One Infant died of lead
poisoning. The paint on the rungs
of his crib and high chair contained
lead, and the baby had gnawed It
away. Babies usually get over the
pica at the age of two or three years.
But you must see that he chews no
painted things.
(Copyright, John F. Dine co.)
Lydla Powers, Talent.
Eleanor Powers. Talent.
C. H. Putney, Ashland.
Ethel O. Putney. Ashland.
Chester Fitch, R. 1., Medford.
Henry W. Frame. Talent.
Mrs. Amelia B. Ferns, R. 4, Medford.
Paul Force. Eagle Point. .
B. R. Finch, Medford.
Sarah M. Frazee. Medford.
O. D. Prnzee, Medford.
Edward H. Flnley, Jacksonville.
W. J. Ferns, R. 4. Medford.
Carl Flchtner, Medford.
Frances E. Fuller. Ashland.
R. R. Guches, Griffin Creek.
G. A. Gslbralth, Talent.
H. L. Griffin. Medford.
W. O. Trill, Medford.
B. N. Vllm, Medford.
Ruth Vllm. Medford.
Carl von der Hellen. R. 3, Medford.
Mra. Carl von der Hellen, R, 3, Med
ford.
B. F. VanDyke, R. 4. Medford.
Harvlo Young, Medford.
O. H. Williams. Medford.
Colo Holmes, Medford.
Edith P. Harwood. Medford.
C. W. Harwood, Medford.
Mrs. A. Hensler. R. 4, Medford.
A. Hensler. R. 4. Medford.
W. R. Holman. R. 3, Medford.
Mrs. W. R. Holman. R 3, Medford.
' C. C. Heard, R. 4, Medford.
Margaret Hensley, Medford.
04 F. Hayward. Applrate.
H. W. Hamlin. Medford.
Benjamin Harrison. Gold Hill.
Mrs. Wm. Hammett, Medford.
George Henselman. Medford.
Wm. Hammett, Medford.
Mis A. Hartman, Central Point.
Wm. B. Hamilton. Medford.
Mrs. H. VanHoevenberg, Jr., Gold
Hill.
J. 0. Herring. Medford.
Alio P. Leverett. Medford.
C. B. Lamkln, Ashland.
John K. James, R. 4, Medford.
A. T. Klocker, Medford.
Mrs. John K. James, R, 4. Medford.
O. A. Knight. Medford.
Julia O. Kimball, Medford.
Fem leever. R. 4. Medford.
Mra. Bell B. LIttrell, Medford.
B B. McGraw, R. 1. Medford.
T. B. McGraw. R. a, Medford.
Mr. J. A. McDougall. Medford.
J. W. McBrlde, Central Point.
J. R. Mccracken. R. 1. Ashland.
J. A. McDougall. Medford.
J. W. McCoy, Ashland.
Allen O. McOee, Ashland.
Karl loffer. R. 1. Medford.
Walter H. Leverette. Medford.
Elisabeth Leever. Medford.
Major M. Morris. Medford.
O. L. Drummond. Gold Hill.
J. M. Dodge. Medford.
J. A Tlrklhson. Medford.
F A. Caugherty. R. 1, Medford.
Tim Dally, Medford.
Mra. Tim Daily, Medford.
O. M. Ooddard, Talent.
John A. Oammlll, R. 1, Medford.
Mra. J. H. Cochran, Medford.
Carl T. Tengwald. Medford.
Edna A. Tengwald. Medford.
T. J. Kenney, Medford.
Mra. Myrtllla Barker, Eagle Point.
Frank O. Btlnson, Medford.
M. M. Oault. Medford.
Frances B. Kenney. Medford.
Mrs. T. J. Kenney, Medford.
B. B. Goro, Medford.
Mlda Oatman, Medford.
Ernest B. Roames, Star Rout,
Medford.
D. J.' (Bud) Laurontc, Medford.
Myrl M. Meriiman, Medford.
H. H. Godoard, Talent.
Wm. M. Colvlg. Medford.
Mra. Hattio Gore, Medford.
J. 8. Richardson, R 2, Medford.
F. B. Redden, Medford.
Sydney S. Barker, Eaglo Point,'
H. H. Prlnglo, Medford.
C. J. Semon, Medford.
W. T. Berry, Medford.
A. B. Dlaa, Central Point.
Laura B. Dlaa. Central Point".
E. M. Drysdalo, Medford.
Ruth M. Drysdalo, Medford.
Mra. T. E. Daniels, Medford.
Frank Edwarda. Medford. ,
Dr. B. R. Elliott, Medford.
Mary E. Skinner, R. a, Medford.
Mrs. Bella Schweln, Ashland.
L. H. Teter, Ashland.
Mra. L. H. Teter, Ashland.
J. D. Skinner, R. 3, Medford.
Alice A. Sargent, Jacksonville.
L. A. Salade, Jr., Central Point.
Henry F. W. 8pllver, Medford.
Lieut. H. A. Stanley, R. 4. Medford.
Mra. H. A. Stanley, R. 4, Medford
I. E. Schuler, Medford.
H. F. Swingle, Trail.
Clyde L. Smith, Butte Falla.
Julia E. Smith, Butte Falls.
L. O. Stephenson, Central Point.
Roy O. Smith, R. 3, Medford.
Dr. C. T. Sweeney, Medford.
Dr. D. E Standard, Phoenix.
T. R. Leonard, Medford.
Max Pierce. Medford.
R. R. Emerson, Medford.
Wm. A. Altken. Medford!
J. O. Brown. Medford.
Morrla B. Leonard. Medford.
John Elden,, Central Point.
H. C. Galey, Medford.
J. Verne flhangle, Medford.
H. O. Maury, R. 3. Medford. '
Wm. Mosa, Medford.
J. W. Mitchell. R. 4, Medford.
Mark Miller, Medford. .
Mrs. Mark Miller. Medford.
Irving Miller, R. 4, Medford.
Stella J. Merrick. Medford.
Harry Marx, Medford.
Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Miller, Phoenll.
John Millard, Medford.
Elsie Millard, Medford.
Mra. C. W. Newland. Medford.
O. W. Newland. Medford.
J. Pv Naumea, Medford..
Flora M. Nealon, Central Point.
John L. Nealon, Central Point.
E. T. Newbry, Talent,
B. A. Oldenburg. Medford.
T. J. O'Hara, Gold Hill.
Jamea L. O'Donahue, Butt Fall.
Edward Burgess, R. 1, Medford.
Lelah O'Hara Bower, Gold H1U.
Nora V. Bouar, R. 1, Medford.
John 8. Bouar, R. 1, Medford.
Sam Anderson, CentrBl Point,
Selma Anderson, Central Point.
Ralph G. Bnrdwell, Medford.
Samuel Bateman, Medford,
Karen M. Bateman. Medford.
Annie J. Bateman, Medford.
Martha L. Whlllock, Medford,
Harry D. Barr, Jacksonville.
G. A. Andrews, R. 1, Ashland.
Carrie Averlll, Medford. '
W. G. Averlll, Medford.
V. J. Beach, Jacksonville.
Mrs. V. J. Beach, Jacksonville.
Peter E. Betz, Eaglo Point.
' R. L. Barton, Medford.
Mrs. Peter E. Betz, Eagle Point.
Myrtle w. Blakeley, Medford.
John F. Birmingham'. Medford.
D. Bradley, Medford.
T. G, Bradley, Medford.
Wm. Bruin, Talent.
Alan Bracklnreed, Medford.
C. P. Brooks, Medford.
Roy Buckingham, Medford.
Mra. K. N. Butlor, Medford.
H. N. Butler, Medford.
A. V. Carlson, Central Point.
J. Blrbldge. Medford.
Sam F. Coy, Eagle Point.
M. S. Cobb, Medford.
Guy Conner. R. 4. Medford.
F. S. Carpenter, Star Route, Med
ford. Annie M. Carpenter. Star Route,
Medford.
D. O. Courtney, Applegate.
Elmer A. Chllders, Medford.
R. A. Crandall, Eagle Point.
W. H. Crandall, Star Route, Eagle
Point.
Mrs. Clara Clark, Medford.
Anno B. Carley, Medford.
Merrill B. Chase, Central Point.
Mra. M. B. Chase. Central Point.
Helen Bundy Carpenter, Medford.
Alfred S. V. Carpenter, Medford
Lelah R. Chllders. Medford.
Dr. B. O. Wilson. Medford.
George L. Trelchler. Central Point.
Leon B. Hasklns, Medford.
John J. Wilkinson, Medford.
J. H. Cochran. Rogue River.
Dr. Frank Roberts. Medford.
Charlea R. Ray, Medford.
W. O. Webster, Medford.
Don R. Newbury, Medford.
Gua R. 8amuels, Medford.
Harry F. Elden. Central Point.
R. W. Webster,' Medford.
8. L. Goldstlne, Medford.
Emma J. Dole, Medford.
Michael Beck, Medford.
John R. Fischer, Medford.
Erie R. White. MecTtord.
Ernest L. Scott, Medford.
E. A. LIttrell, Medford.
W. A. Holloway, Medford.
H. W. Conger. Medford.
J. O. Grey. Medford.
Harry Moore. Medford.
H. T. Hubbard. Medford.
Luclnda Hubbard. Medford.
B. M. Wilson, Medford.
Chaa. W. Reames, Medford.
Carold J. Parker, Medford.
I. B. Foy, Medford.
C. L. Reynolds, Medford.
O H. Isaac. Medford.
Walter W. Abbey. Medford.
C. I. Hays. Medford.
H. R. Meusel, Medford.
J. R. Hoover. Medford.
Leland 8. Brophy. Medford.
R. F. Meader, Medford.
Verne Canon, Medford.
J. T. Conrad. Medford.
H. O. Frohbarh. Medford.
W'm. F. Campbell, Medford.
Mra W." F. Campbell. Medford.
Jeanette L. Spencer, Medford.
R. E. McElhos. Medford.
Charles W. Austin, Medford.
Allen Whltlock. R. a. Medford
W. C. Janes, Capital HUI, Medford.
W. A. Folger, Medford.
George Iverson, Medford.
U. J. NorrU. R. 1. Medford.
O. R. Butterflsld. Medford.
D. T. Lawton, Medford
Frank Dlllard. Medford.
Thomas V. Williams. Medford.
Harold H. Brown, Medford.
John C. Dearer, Medford.
Stewart Porter, Medford.
N. 8. Bennett, Medford.
Fred C. Sander, Medford.
Mra. George Taylor, Medford.
O. J. Balrd, Medford.
Helen J. Carlton, Central Point.
Mary L. MCaoky. Central Point.
Mae V. Carlton, Central Point.
D. O. Ooddard. Talent.
L. L. Lamb, Medford.
Mildred Carlton. Central Point.
Dr. Jud Rlckart, Medford.
Dr. A. R. Hedges, Medford.
A. W. Hubbs, .Medford.
W. Ferguson, Medford.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
. i . b-miiiIa of ex-
pendlture of Jackson County. Ore
gon, together wlh a list of clm&n"
and articles of services for which the
olalma la made and which were pass
ed upon by the County court of
Jackson County, during the month
of January.
County roun ana """""''";;""
GENERAL COUNTY FOND
Ralph Billings, com. salary
83JS
80.00
1500
1.B0
10.00
75 00
8 58
5.00
- .95
75.00
59.30
nrt exrjense ......- -
R. E. Nealon, com. salary and
expense -
Postage
Luclle Smith, stenographer
A. W. Walker, mileage -
Montana Rainey, stenograpn-
Calif. Ore. Power Co.. services
Mall TVIhtmA nrtntlnCT
Weeks & Orr, supplies ...
A. w. waiaer, prounMoii w-
Corlnthia Staieyt assignment
a 414.64
Juvenile Court.
To r u-j. srvCM
8.00
1.75
a oo
3.00
Sophia Chlldera, services
Dr. W. P. Chlsholm, services.
Dr. W. 3. Carey, services...'.
9.75
Justice Court Medford.
Glen O. Taylor, Dec. salary.... 300.00
Howard Oault. Dec. salary. ' S7.50
Home Tel. Tel. services 5.35
Franklin Printing Co., dock-
eta .... I'"
W. R. Coleman, salary 200.00
McCurdy-Daniels, bond prem. 10.00
uavis Transrer ana eiorege, .
oartage 8.00
Mall Tribune, printing 9.60
Big Pines Lumber Co., sup-
Dues o.as
Horn Tel. te Tel.. services 14.00
W. R. Coleman, misc. expense 5.15
Justlco Court, Ashland 808.17
L. A. Roberts, salary 100.00
Frank Oaraon. witness . . 1.00
Keller Mabbott, witness. 1.00
Kenneth Baldwin, witness..-. 1.00
Ohss. Clause, witness..... .. 1.00
Geo. Inlow. witness............... 1.00
H. R. Ingllng, witness 1.00
Frances Martin, constable.. 11.00
Wm. Meyer, services. 3.00
Olive Yeo, services 2.00
$ 131.90
Justice Court Gold Hill.
H. D. Reed, Justice $ 33.50
F. c. Mays, witness ..... 5.90
Donald Watts, witness....... 6.90
J. A. Cook, witness .... 1.00
T. J. Cook, witness.......... 1.00
Fred Brown, witness ... 1.00
B. F. Paul, witness 1.00
C. Ooppock, witness ... 1.00
k. A. Komnson, witness........ 1.00
ftrmiff .Infv
W. T. Grieve ..... a 45 00
Carl H. Jeehke as nn
O. L. Knight .... 45.00
P. H. MoCurley ...... 45.00
.T. M. TTnjh AKnn
H. O. Butterfleld...."" 45 00
Eaun w. patton ..... 45.00
313 00
fl.flt1l III
John P. Daugherty........... a
Chnja. da.!,
3.30
3.30
3.30
3.30
3i0
3.30
3.30
3.30
3 30
3.30
3.30
2.40
9.30
Pete Martin !!
Dr. Chaa. Halnea
H. R. Ingllng .
Kenneth nnMoHn
George Inlow. !
urns nestings
Frank Carson .
Keller Mabbott
John Undent
O. W. Dunford.. .
M. o. Wllklns .
' 48.00
Circuit Court.
Jessie Mastln. court renorter.. llfl M
Jessie Mastln. mileage 13.34
Bertha E. Ooul, special re
porter
14.10
69.00
Geo. N. Lewis, bailiff
E. E. Kelly, atty. by appoint
ment O. H. Bengston. atty. by ap
pointment 10.00
80.00
Frank J. VanDyke, atty, by
appointment , 15.00
A. . Simmons, supplies . 3.30
270.30
Circuit Court Jurors.
Claude Saylor . 6
Ohaa. A. Burns .
O. V. Meyers.
Wm. Jordan
Raymond Reter .
Jesse C. Beach.
33.00
36.00
36.00
3300
15.00
3.00
3.00
3.50
33 00
27.00
30.00
30.00
33.00
30.00
15.00
27.00
33.00
30.00
31.00
27.00
33.00
33 00
37.00
33.00
15.00
33.00
33.00
80.00
W. s. Gllmore .
Bruce Flemmlng .
Ruth W. Sparrow .
Edwin O. Henselman .
Fred Pettlgrew
Louise Grimes
J. C. B. Weill. .
F. E. Wiley
Chaa. Wing ,
Clyde S. Eakln
Jesse Nell . ,
John S. Coty ..
Fred Straube
Wlnnlfred B. Oarnenter
B. M. Buah
John F. Lawrence...
Amy Craw-ford
Harry H. Hover
Russell Seaman
Ludnda Hubbard ...
Louis Ulrlch 1 , ,
D. M. Lowe -
Circuit M tru. 71-50
"t. v. naves ....
ur. I.. r. lnt,Mm
R. W. Lurnhuw
uewis Appiebaker
4.50
The Standard Oil Company
OF CALIFORNIA
Is pleased to announce its cooperation with
the Chamber of Oommeroe and Medford
Merchants in the acceptance of
LOCAL
SCRIP
4.54
4.50
2.00
3 50
3 0,1
5.30
6.60
8 60
5 30
3.40
3.30
3 30
3.30
3.30
3.00
3.30
.3.00
3.30
7.70
7.70
7.70
7.70
4.00
3.00
8.00
9.20
9.20
8.30
8.80
8.40
Arthur Pool .. -J.
A. LaDleu.
Tom Ruddy .
Dr. W P. Holt
Oladya Glazy er
Oha.v Clause
George Inlow .......
Ki;zaDe&n Alien
O. W. Dunford...
Raohael Wilson
Rose Us, Wilson
Jaa. Purvea
John Daugherlty ...
W. S. Bolger.
J. H. Wilson
Nason B. Sexton.
C. V. Carey-
John Atohley ., ,
Frank Netherlands ..
Fred Morgan
Wm. Colburn
O. W. Starkey.........
J. Walker
Everett Foreneas .
Joe Poole
Ira Tungate .
Nell Rose ....
Fred Chartrow .
J. C. Lewla
191.70
Office of Treasurer.
A. C. Walker, aalary 8 168.88
V. O. Walker, deputy. 90.00
Engle 8c Thomas, bond prem. 350.00
Harry Wells Agency, bond
prem 35.00
Calif. Ore. Power Co., servlcea 5.90
Mall Tribune, printing 8.00
Burrougha Add. Madh. Co., re
pairs .. 30.35
A. O. Walker, express..... 1.00
I 566.81
Office County School
Superintendent.
C. R. Bowman, salary $ 166.88
Una B. Inch, supervisor.. 64.50
Beth Watson, secretary . 70.00
Home Tel. 8c Tel., servlcea 8.35
Billings Agency, bond prem.. 5.00
Calif. Ore. Power Co., service 9.16
C. R. Bowman, mileage 4.76
Koke-Chapman, supplies . 10.60
MoNalr Brothers, supplies . 5.90
Mall Tribune, supplies.... 3.00
J. K. Olll Company, supplies 13.60
8359.41
Office of Sheriff.
Gordon L. Schermerhora, sal
ary 8 308.02
P. B. Lowd. deputy . 74.69
Oura Anderson, deputy... - 89.63
Gertrude Martin, deputy... 89.6c-
Marjorle Burleeon, deputy. 74.69
Winnogene oneuy, aepucy.. io.uo
Llnna Looker, deputy. . 9.00
Sybil Carter, deputy....- 8.00
G. I,, senermernorn, tempor
ary license 6.75
Postal Tel. 6s Cable, services 3.85
W. C. cades, supplies - 13.00
Home Tel. A Tel. Co. serv
ices 32.58
Medford Electrte Store, sup
plies .oo
Swem's Studio, supplies.. 7.55
Man Tribune, auppues oo.ao
Office Stat. Supply Co.,
supplies 6.80
Marshall Printing Co., sup
plies 10.78
Penlngton Battery Service,
aupDlles 8.76
Hubbard Brothers, supplies 1.99
vai j. nscner. supplies z.so
H. 6s M. C. Co.. supplies 53.55
West Coaat Binding Co., sup
plies 88.90
G. L. Schermerhora, transp
prisonera 44.83
Aetna Bonding Co., bond pre
mium 75.00
Commercial Finance Corp.
bond premium 50.00
Billings Agency, bond prem.. ' 75.00
1. ij. ocnermernorn, mileage
and exp 30.18
B. P. Lowd. mileage and exp. 98.85
Calif. Ore. Power Co., services 34.00
Pennington Battery Service,
storage 34.60
R. G. Jennings, temp, license,
Dec 1.40
State Industrial Accident
com., Ins 35.84
- 1.2520
County .Inll.
John Glen. Jailor 74.69
Clark Thomas, aslst. Jailor.. 69.69
Mrs. J Daniels, matron 30.00
Modern Plumbing and Sheat
Metal, services 12.00
Rogus River Meat Co., aup-
nlles 16.32
Pay 'n Taklt. supplies . 1.40
American Jjaunury, supplies. 37.40
8 331.40
Brown 8s White Agency, bond
prem ........
Of f I rn nt Tnim, rllr
10.00
186.66
George R. Carter, salary 8
Nvrinh Nll HAnutv
90.00
90.00
75.00
75.00
70.00
70.00
30.00
6.38
133.00
36.88
33.00
.60
19.50
' 5.00
50 00
10.00
39.10
87.50
12.85
321.25
14.32
16.40
81.00
W. P. Tucker, deputy
neien uugan. oeputy
Gertrude Butler, deputy..
Elsie M. Brown, deputy..
ftr. . cm,,v. .4 ..
Edna Blglow, extra typl'at.....
Deltlla Stevens, extra. woTk.
Underwood Typewriter Co
Calif. Ore. Power Co., service
Koke-Chapman Co., supplies.
Western Union, service
Office Stationery St Supply,
supplies
Chaa. A. Wing Agency, bond
prem
Engle As Thomas, bond prem.
E. K. rWin. KH n.m
Aiamnau rnntlng Co
aup-
pilOB
H. AS M. C rVimninv .imnll.
Calif. Ore. Power Co., services
Mall Trlhune nrint.lna
Geo. R. Carter, postage!!!.
Durrougns AOO. Macn. Co..
repalra
Calla Foy, salary...
81,331.44
(To be continued.)
We Will Accept
LOCAL
SCRIP
Issued by the Local
Merchants
Med. Dom. Laundry
Robert Pool
1 1
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