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Newspaper Page Textv i I ! !; PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBLTNT3, ilEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1933. WEI FIELD SOLE HOPE OF STATERS Power Teams To Meet At Portland Saturday St Mary Loss and Ruling Toplo for Fans. ft AN FRANCISCO,, Oct. 16 (API Having squared accounts with St. Mitt's Osel through a 14-T victory lsst Btturdsy, Southern Csllfornls's Trojans awing back Into the eoaat conference football race mie - n iim " -o Cold facta and tlgurea forecast a southern California win over Oregon Stat on nautrai rieia n su. Rain or a wet field may hamper the .( Hrivii tout the crushing power shown In five gamea at home thus lar la expected to be effective in nj Vlnit rtf VMthW. The twenty-fifth eoneeeutlvs Tro pin triumph since early in 1831 aaw 8t. Mary's defense hurled back for a nt hhv snd strain for SB Tarda. the second thrust being given the added Impetus of a firteen yarn pen lty. rout dnntharn California's of fense was clearly auperlor, the eighty thousand fans were still mulling over the question of whether he fifteen yard penalty cost bi. muy vh. mnt was 7-7 In the second quar ter when Ed Gilbert, guard, came in . ...K-tifntji fnr fit. Marv'a. He hntttd a few words of encourage1 merit to -Is team mataa before the xisxt play had stsrted. The Trojans had the ball on the 33 yard line but after the 10 yard penalty for the technical violation had been ex Mmrm were onlv eight yerds left to goal. The second and winning .hAn mmm scored ITOm point. nmn ata win ba Southern Call fornla'a second conference opposition. Two Saturdays sgo, weeningwjn e.n a aa-n Tlotlm to the Trojan bat tering. Oregon Bute has won one conference encounter, beating Mon tana, 30-0. last week the Staters de tested University of Ban Frsnciaco, California Beare, increasingly for midable since their opening game. T.n loss to Santa Clara, will make their conference debut on the home field of Washington State's cougars t Pullman. it Baturdsv thev came through with an Impressive 33-0 win over the ftong Ban Francisco Olympic lub eleven, powered by former college stars. The victory proved costly how ever, as Plsyd Blower, sophomore hslfbsck. received a couple of cracked ribs. Blower was mslnly responsible for the win over en. srys. In other games next Saturday, aU of non-conterenoe bearing. Washing ton will meet Puget Sound; Univer sity of California at Los Angeles will e1r An Lnvnla: Montana will Play Montana State end Stanford faces Ssn Francisco. A Friday night conference warns will pit Idaho against Oregon at Eu gene. Oregon became the main threat of the north last Saturday by defeat tng Washington, 8-0. - MIKULAK SHINES AS ENTIRE SHOY IN OREGON'S WIN Listen! By B. B. Shrove PROPOSED BUDGET FOB THE CITT OP MEDFOBD FOB I HE TEAR 1934 The following Is a budget of the estimated expenditures of the City of Medford. Oregon, for the year 1934. together with the estimated recelpta from all sources and the levy required to raise the necessary revenue: If wa Could uat Have mora Of these 7 to nothing Football games Like we hsd Saturday We wouldn't Have to have A benefit Performance At the Theatre. Just to see A real game And to get The thrills That we hsd Saturday Will fill Old Van Sooyoe To ovsrflow. The day of The 87 to 0 Oame la all Over As f ar a Gats recelpta Are concerned. Even with Medford On the short End of tlit score Olve us A fighting Tesm such As Burgher And Klrtley Had In there Saturday. We much Prefer these Defeats To the Old slsughters. Recorder . Tressurer Library Police rare Streets and Roads , Law Health B and Light ........ Parka Administration , Emergency Airport Dairy . General Fund Levy Oeneral Bond Fund Levy Consolidated Fund No 1 Levy Consolidated Fund No. 3 Levy Wster Bond Sinking Fund Levy . Totsl Levy BOWLING M. Cannon W. Prultt B. Clancy , R. DeVore J. Oil! O. Furnas H. Height F. Huseong D. Watson . R. Prultt . Dr. Lantls . F. Erlckson -F. Dunn H. Rankin O. Esds J. Murray O. Puhl O. Fabrlck ... J. Moore H. Field J. V. Watson B. Smith H. Lsreen .... Fay Diamond Sam Colton W. Newland H. Newland J. Burroughs .. R. Shreve ... A. Stoehr - W. Hsgen H. Meusel 0. Walsh H. Hussong . C. Bowman W. Heath -S. Bullla A. Potter - o. s s 1 s T, 388 573 340 334 333 338 337 4S8 404 499 493 491 488 488 488 487 478 489 489 467 483 483 448 433 433 418 413 414 409 403 400 400 397 394 389 888 138 837 Team Standing. W, Tour Office Boy S Domestic Laundry .. 3 Mall Tribune 3 prultt'a Service Station- 3 Copoo .... 1 Pesrlese Meet Market... 1 Elka 1 Bowman's Barber Shop. 0 Ave 195 191 180 178 177 176 176 163 163 164 184 164 163 163 163 163 189 166 136 138 133 134 149 144 111 139 138 138 136 134 133 133 133 131 130 139 136 109 Pet 1.000 .666 .666 .666 .333 .3.13 .333 .000 SEATTLE. Oct. !6. 0P Down, but not out, Washington began putting Its foo'.bsll pieces together today for a long, touch season, sfter taking an other groggy gridiron punch from Oregon. The aoora waa 6 to 0. It's getting to be lust sn old Ore gon custom this business of bust ing the Huskies before they herdly get stsrted In the Paclflo Coast con ference championship race. This, wea the alxt hconacvutlve time the Wsb footera blasted Washington's title hopes with shutout gsmes. The closest the Huskies have come to victory waa a scoreless tie with their traditional rivals lsst year. The only consolation Coach Jimmy Phelan'a grlddera got out of the bat tle wss the feet that It waa the last time they will have to face Mike Mlkulak. It la his last yesr ss a full back for Oregon. Mike did everything except tear flown the goal posts sfter the game. lie left thst one plsy to his Oregon friends. He stopped numerous threat ening drives by the Huskies through the first three periods. Washington gave the Wehfootera plenty to worry about In the first three quarters when time and again they drove deep into Oregon terri tory, but their scoring plays failed Fotwsrd psssea which would have meant touchdown, went wild or were X.norked down, and an attempted field sroal from the 10-yerd line, by Bill flmttb. veteran end. failed to find Ita mark. A poor punt put Oregon In pos session of the ball In mld-tleld for the first time and It took advantage of the "break" by charging to touchdown. ' Mlkulak tea pod over the Washington Una from the one-yard atrlpe for the score. MlUlgan failed to convert from placement. Washington today begen pointing for Stanford here October 38, after a "breather" agalnat the College of Pu get Sound in Taooma next Saturday Oregon tikes on Idaho at Eugene next Friday. East Oregon Teams Tie. BAKER, Oct. 16. (API Baker and Bums high schools bsttled to a scoreless tie at Burns Ssturdsy sfter. noon. It wss the Bsker team's third scoreless tie In, (out lames, FORE TITLE RACE SEATTLE. Oct. S8. (fy College of Puget Sound, 1933 Northwest confer ence champion, was a notch closer to the 1933 tttls today, taking a last- minute 6-0 victory from Willamette last week-end while Whitman, chief title contender, waa pounding out 33-0 win over Whltworth. with a scoreless tie looming, the Loggers opened up In the flnsl quar ter with a 30-yard passing and run ning drivs thst brought them to with in 10 vsrds of scoring ground. After three sttempte felled to bring the re quired yardage. Kimball flipped I fourth-down pass to Carlson for the score. In the only other conference game. Llnfleld came up with an 18-0 tri umph over Pacific. College of Idaho presented warn' Inge of becoming 'bad news" to other conference nwera by holding the University of Idaho v.ndels to a 13-0 score in another non-conference tus sle. The victors hsnded Whltmsn a 60-0 shellacking last week. Estimated Levy Receipts Budget . 13.417 00 ' 13.41700 . 8,180.00 1,130.00 . 8,2280 6 600 00 8.82840 1100 00 900.00 13.800 00 14,339.00 14.369.00 . 38.OO9.O0 800.00 33.809 00 . 3.180.00 3.180 00 . 4.380.00 4.380 00 3.180 00 ' 11.360.UU . 3.060.00. 3.060 00 8.833.00 8.636.00 .' 1,800.00 1.315.00 3.81600 3.976.00 3.97600 . 1,000.00 1.140.00 3.140 XXI 878,138.80 833,813.00 U8.ei8JJU 47,316.67 17.937.79 6.746.89 30,000.00 .4168,149.16 Health Officer 1 S60 00 Postage: stationery and Office Supplies: Local and State Board of Health ., , , , Sewage Disposal , . 300 00 8.500 00 Levy 84.360.00 Salaries- Inspector . BULBING AND LIGHT DEPARTMENT Estimated Budget for 1934 Stenographer Printing and Publishing . incidentals .81,300.00 498 00 Liability Insurance Car Expense ... Street Lights , 80.00 . 100.00 . 10000 . 130.00 , 8,900.00 61.995.00 8.370.00 Salaries Recorder Extra Help CITT RECORDER Estimated Budget for 1934 ..81.947.00 - 220.00 83,167.00 Surety Bond Posts gs Sundry Supplies Levy I 610.00 40.00 300 4)0 Salaries Treasurer Extra Help Surety Bond . CITY TREASURER Estimated Budget for 1984 63.417.00 Advertising and Printing Supplies .. .61.060.00 440.00 6 3604)0 300.00 - 350.00 63,430.00 710.00 Levy Books- General MEDFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY Estimated Budget for 1934 33,130.00 Periodicals snd Indexes . Binding ... ..61.400 00 . 100.00 400.00 300.00 Salaries . , , Maintenance Janitor and Supplies Heat Light . Water Telephone ......... Repairs and Improvements Contingent Fund: Equipment , 6 878.00 300.00 350.00 43.80 95.00 176.00 Printing and Supplies . Postage end Freight New Roof on Library Building , . 6 300.00 175.00 35.00 700.00 63,300.00 3,930.00 1,838.30 1,110.00 Current Expense Less estimated recelpta from fines . Levy .., 68,838.80 600.00 Salaries- Chief of polios 8 Patrolmen ....... 1 Trsfflo Officer Supplies Police car, oas and POLICE DEPARTMENT Estimated Budget for 1934 68,228 U ..61.980.00 6.600.00 1,330 00 69,000.00 Oil Police Car, Tires and Repalra . New ponce car Police Car and Motor Insurance Motorcycle, Oas and Repalra Meale for Prisoners Sundry Suppllee , , Liability insurance Telephone and Telegraph Traffic Blgna and Paint Extra Police . 6 350.00 100.00 . 600.00 76.00 130.00 100 00 350.00 335.00 100.00 400.00 100.00 Court Costs- City Judge Court Supplies , 6 330.00 30.00 3,550.00 350.00 Less Estimated Receipts for 1934 . Levy , 613.800.00 900.00 Salaries Chief FIRE DEPARTMENT Eitlmated Budget for 1984 Asslstsnt Chief Mechanic Asslstsnt Mechsnlo . 4 Hoeemen Volunteer Service Supplies ussoiine 611,900.00 .61,980.00 1,330.00 1.463.00 1.320.00 . 4.753.00 , 400.00 611,324.00 I Cylinder Oil Fuel .... Sulphuric Aetd-Blcerbonst Soda Lights snd Power Sundry Supplies ... 6 300.00 73.00 . 650.00 30.00 363.00 , 300.00 Repslrs Truck and Roadster . Tires Incldentsls Liability Insurance Conventions soo-ft. H4-lnch Hose . 9 IH-lrtcb Noules .... 6 600 00 100 00 . 370.00 30.00 1,460.00 876.00 300.00 1000.00 Receipts Copeo Franchise 611.383.00 Note: Permits, Licenses, Etc. Levy , i , n .48.400 00 . 750.00 89,180.00 Street Lights with 6th Street 100 Lighted.. -.69.850.00 Street Luhte with 6th Street 100 Lighted, and new system on Main Street ,. -611.600.00 PARK AND PLAYGROUNDS Estimated Budget for 1934 Salaries Psrk Keeper ,,. , 6 Extra Kelp , Supplies: Fertilizer , 6 Spraying uignta . 990.00 493.00 Sundry eTuppllee . Liability insursnoe Levy 100.00 150 00 130.00 1"8.00 30.00 61.489.00 t 878 00 ADMINISTRATION Estimated Budget for 1934 -Car Insurance: Property Dsmsgs: public Liabil ity: . 6 700.00 Fire Insurance: Old City Hall: New City Hall: Ware House: Public Market ..- 100.00 New City Hall: Janitor . Hest Light . 61,060.00 Toilet, Janitor snd Misc. Supplies . Painting Exterior of Building . Less Estimated Reoelpts: School District No. 49 . Stste Police . Water Commission E. M. Wilson Orester Medford Club Old City Hall aenerai Repalra Estimated Receipts J. H. Dawson "L. C. Shafer A. V. Graves . O. Ol Peebler . 990.00 900.00 600.00 300 00 300.00 1.030.00 300.00 6004)0 340.00 130.00 8,090.00 300.00 340.00 800.00 130.00 430 00 3,310.00 1,080.00 Miscellaneous Items Plsnning Commission Care of City Map S. P. Company Lessee . League of Oregon cities . interest on wsrrants Publishing Budget Etc. To be transferred to Emergency Fund Estimated Receipts , Licenses 100.00 100.00 110.00 35.00 l.OOO.OO 310.00 1.315.00 3.560.00 Rent of Garbage Grounds . ttenc oz fuduc Market . . 3,500.00 640.00 420.00 3,580.00 EMERGENCY FUND Estimated Budget for 1934 Estimated Receipts from Administration Fund Levy T1T UM, . 66,930.00 66,960.00 61.31500 1,300.00 1934 Scheduled Sinking Fund Allotment To be Paid by current v.ster runa o.wvv Levy for Wster Bond Sinking Fund. 30.000 00 CtBBEM WATER FUND BUDGET. 1931 Estimated Expenditures 6 46.000.0t 3 46.000.00 619,917.20 8.04148 Operation uentrsi expense lfj-ln. old Wood Gravity Una Big Butte 6prlnga Line City Distribution System Gas and Oil Maintenance General Expense 16-ln. Old Wood Gravity Line Big Butte Springs Line City Distribution System Automobiles CspltsI Cost uenersi Expense City Distribution Syetem Extensions New M&ins Big Butte Springs Line. Interest on Bonds Gravity Wster Bonds Big Butte Springs Line Transfer of Funds- Water Bond Sinking Fund , Total Disbursements Estimated Income Estimated Balance January 1, 1934 Regular Water Users .. Balance January 1, 1933 BONDS OUTSTANDING AS OF KEPT. 1st, 1938 General Refunding Bonds, dated 1-1-17, due 34-37... 68,000.00 city Hsu Bonos, dated 0-1-2 (, due 33-44 .69.839.70 1,865 00 i ftft no ' 8.453.50 . AfiftOO w ' 6 805.00 850.00 fllfihO . 3,953.60 mn la si innnn 1,750.00 a A13.M 205.76 9,868.88 an ftno nn 42.460.00 834,837.78 834,350.00 36,000.00 80,330.00 6tl8.077.7J 6194)73.88 103.164.41 138,18746 610,079.38 Fire Equipment Bonds, dated 1-1-29, due 34-40 Airport Bonds, dated 7-1-39, due 34-40 Cottsge Street Bridge, dsted 1-1-31, due 41 Courthouse Site Bonds, dsted 3-13-31, due 34-41 . 60.0004)0 31,000.00 84.000.00 26,000.00 20,000.00 6 318,000.00 Gravity Water, dated 7-1-38, due 34-38 346,000.00 City of Med. Water, dated 4-1-36, due 34-55, 6500.- 000 Issue .458.000.00 City of Med. Water, dated 1-1-37, due 34-66. 6435,- 000 Issue 899,000.00 1,108,000.00 311.000.00 Refunding Improvement Bonds, dated 1-1-19, due 34.311.000.00 Watermaln Improvement Bonds, dated 1-1-28, due 38 20,500.00 Sewer Improvement Bonds, dated 7-2-28, due 38 30,000.00 Street Improvement Bonds, dated 1-1-29, due 39, series 2 93,500.00 Street Improvement Bonds, dated 1-1-30, due 40, eeriee 3 . ...... 38,800.00 Street Improvement Bonds, dated 8-1-31, due 41, aerlea 4 83,935.77 Sewer Improvement Bonds, dsted 6-1-31, due 41, series 8 .... ...... 8,333.45 Sewer Improvement Bonds, dated 8-1-31, due 41, aeries 6 : 34.981.78 Consolidated Improv. No. 3 Bonds, dated 5-1-33, due 43 . Total Bonds Outstanding Protested Warrants- General Fund Tax Anticipation Warrants 49,463.85 376,314.80 61508J14.30 Oenersl Bond Fund Tax Anticipation Warrants .. Consolidated Improvement Fund No. 1 Tsx Antlclpstlon Warrants ...... ..... 615.313.68 16,300.00 Sinking Funds Consolidated Improvement Fund No. 1 , Consolidated Improvement Fund No. 3 . water Bond sinking Fund Improvement Bond Sinking Funds General Bond Fund .610.879 4M) 5.641.97 - 75.698.37 . 33.876.61 - 1,757.65 Other Funds Oenersl Fund Current Water Fund . 65,649.03 . 36,634.97 4.000.00 835.413.68 3116,854.30 43,283.99 Salaries- Airport Superintendent Field Labor Janitor AIRPORT DEPARTMENT Estimated Budget for 1934 63.815.00 . 6 600.00 , 300.00 300.00 61,300.00 Supplies, etc. Office Supplies . Toilet Supplies Heat Light, Hangar and Beacon Light, Field Light Globes Miscellaneous Suppllee insurance Liability Insurance Improvements 830.00 30 00 400.00 300.00 340.00 80.00 100.00 305.00 30.00 300.00 1,775.00 Estimated Receipts Rent, Gas and Oil Stations , Rant, United Air Lines Weather Bureau Farm -.-. Gun Club ; , Garage 33,975.00 Storage Hangar (No Levy) Disbursements Snlary Inspector Mileage Fee , Supplies .. Laboratory , . 3 840.00 , 1,360.00 180.00 , 150.00 50 00 75.00 . 430 00 DAIRY DEPARTMENT Estimated Budget for 1934 levy 914.359.00 61 REFT AND ROADS DEPARTMENT. estimated tsuaset rax igas Administration Lsbor and Office Supplies ouperintenacnt .; 63,640.00 Stenographer and Bookkeeper 495.00 Stationery, Blue Prints, Etc. , , 100.00 Publishing snd Printing" i 150 00 Surveying Equlpmsnt 150.00 33,535.00 Streets Sewers Wsrehouse Oeneral Labor Maintenance snop Mecnanie , , .11.17100 Sewermen Labor Liability Insurance 69434.00 Street Sewer Warehouses Oenersl Supplies Gssoiins snd Oils: Sweeper 1 3 ICY JUAN WATERS FOIL LONG SWIM FORT ANGELES, Wssh . Oct. 18 CePr The Icy watera of the Strait el Juan de Fuca foi.ed the first attempt at swim from Victoria, B. C to Port Angeles. Rolsnd TegtmeleT of Taooma, Paul Chotteau of Perls, France, and Sun Witty of Victoria, tried It yesterday and gavs It up, Tvgtmeter managing to stay In ths water two hours, 19 minutes, before cramps and the 00 Id put him out. The temperature of the wster waa 49 degrees above sero. The three started with an escort of boe'e. witty wss first to leave the water, after 84 minutes, during whlea be covered one and one-half miles. Chotteau swam for sn hour snd a half, actually covering seven miles In ths ebb tide before he quit. The swimmers said they would to into training and try again la a few vt4 Compressor Roller . Grader .. .... Concrete Mixer Csrs and Trucks 360 00 300 00 00 00 400 00 50 00 360 00 Tires snd Tire Repslrs New Parts and Repslrs: eweeper Air Compressor Roller Grader Concrete Mixer Cars and Truck , I WOO 60 00 350.00 50 00 30 00 61,850.00 350 00 8 85000 Sweeper Supplies: Broom and steel Fibre Sewer Supplies, Rosd Tools , Oenersl: Sew. Allev snd Street Improvement Material: Alley and street Cross Walks . Train Tile ... Catch Basins Asphslt Patching Msterlsl 3 WOO 606O0 330.00 8 S0 0O 300 00 300 00 l.OOOOO 3t.050.UO 81,800 00 New Equipment: OAL 3 . New Grader . Small Asphalt Patching Plant . Recelpta: Leas estimated receipts from p4, um 91 equipment, etc. . ETAOINN 33.000 00 3.0O0.O0 8.000 00 800 00 Lsvy Jaiarv City Attorney SiippUee .. Court Costa LAW DEPARTMENT Estimated Budget tor 1934 - 333.009 00 Receipts rermit Levy 91420.00 360.00 100.00 860.00 63,975.00 63,140.00 Fees .31,140.00 1,110.00 31,000.00 h,f o?,2,,'J? 'ongoing - a true statement of thj'opo budget of expendlturea for the year 1934 as adopted by the budeet com. mlttee of the City of Medford. Oregon, on September 26, 1933 and noti is hereby given to all persons Interested therein that the city CoSneU wlH meet in the Council Chambers at the City Hall on October 31 1933 Tat 7:30 o'clock P. M. of said d.y then and there to discussed budget ? and make the levy of city taxes for expendlturea for the year 1934 at whwl time and place any person Interested therein can meet with the Council "ey ha. h"f ""J10"4 10 M1 bM M PropoeJ Ux I.vyf?"" M. L. ALFORD. city Recorder. TOAOS RACE FOR KIWANIS CHARITY CHICAGO. Oct. 16 -(AP) Spon sored by the Klwanls, some 500 great horned toads from Texas and Arizona are going to run a derby to raise money for under-privileged children. Poat time will be Saturday. Bend-Salem Tie. SALEM, Oct, 16 (AP) A "shoe string" psss with only 60 seconds left to play gave Bend high school a 13 to 13 tie with the Salem high football team here Saturday night. On top of that a Bend man Inter cepted a pass In mldfleld as the fl nsl gun Bounded and was stopped only on the Salem 30-yard line. Oeneral Refunding City Hall Fire Equipment Airport Courthouse Site Cottage St. Bridge Jsn. 1 Prln. 33.000.00 Int. 300.00 Prln. Int. 3.000.00 825.00 GENERAL BOND FUND, BUDGET FOB' 1934, Prln. Int. Prln. Int. Prln. Int. Prln. 3,100 00 635.00 38.450.00 Msy 13 June 1 33.000.00 600.00 36.000 00 1,360.00 July 1 Nov. 18 Dec. I 3150.00 32,500 00 37450.00 430 00 13.000.00 3.100.00 633.00 815.335.00 81.300.00 8 450.00 3 450 00 31.300.00 Interest on Wsrrants . Total Totsl Prln. 32,000.00 88,000.00 350.00 6,000.00 54,000.00 3.550.00 3.000.00 31,000.00 97600 13.000.00 84.000.00 4.200.00 3,000.00 30,000.00 950.00 ' 1.2S0.OO 25.000.00 335.275.00 6312,000.00 3 313.50 35,487.50 11.829.17 August I, 1933 Jsn nary 1, 1934 Isnuary 1, 1934 August 1, 1938 CONSOLIDATED FTVD NO. 1 Balance on Hand Fitimeted Tsx Receipts . Estimated Sundry Receipts Interest Coudoiu interest on warrants Balance on Hand Estimated Balance on Hand Estlmsted Sundry Receipts Interest Coupons Estlmsted 75 Taxes Collected . Levy , , CONSOI1DAIED FIND NO. Bslance on Hsnd .. . Estlmsted Assessments Recelpta . Bonds Redeemed interest 617437.79 6.41401 Jaruary 1, 1934 January 1, 1934 3 8 336 86 867.15 , 4.463 86 . 1.4.3.08 6 8.885 93 6 638.ua - 3 338.08 3.000.00 Balance On Hind Fstlmeted Balance on Hand umated Assessment Receipts Bonds to Redeem Interest on Bonds , 8.000.00 3.587.30 3.538 08 T.S87 50 -61480 00 10000 - 100 00 Levy asJu-r HV.tl.TH DEPARTMENT Eillmsled Budget for 1934 -Umated 73 Taxes Collected tT WATER BOND alNMNfi FVd"" . Budeet. 9H Bonds to be redeemed during Mis period of jeers rrom January 1, 1334 to July 1, 1938 1 Balance on Hand September, 1933 6 T3.M8 37 Estimated Taxes Receivable 1,650.00 Interest on Investments 00 Transfer from Current Water Fund . 34.000 00 3101.493 37 3 8.059 42 8 1.686.47 8 6.74349 337.000.00 Bou t Due snd Payable is lount to be raised la ut ikt Fsaa , 10.000 00 91.498 37 4Ael.7t as translated of his many books Into 13 languages. He came of an ancient Samaurt family, and was educated In ajpan France, Germany and the Dnlted Statea. Meteorological Report October 16, 1938. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Tuesday. Warmer Tuesday. Oregon: Pair tonight and Tuesday, but cluody at times In northwest por tion; cooler easi. snd north portions tonight: wsrmer southwest portion Tuesday. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 68; lowest. 44. Totsl monthly precipitation. 0; deficiency for the month, .53 Inch. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1933. .31 Inch; deficiency for the season, .63 Inch. Relstlve humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday, 30; 8 a. m. today 73. Sunrise tomorrow, 6:25 a. Sunset tomorrow, 5:37 p. t Observations Taken at 8 1 120 Meridian Time. 01 ty ..647.316.67 .,,...3 9.915 89 - NQTABLF niPl flMAT 439.36 10.63946 : tttttt. cpuni nn nuporp -1 . 11 318.660 00 313.443 34 .wmia. o. v., ucv 10. (AT) 6 4.481.95 Sf to 3 II VICTORIA. B. C Oct. 16. (AP) Insxo Nltobe, lsst Jspanese envoy Boston ,, Cheyenne Chlcsgo Eureks .. . Helena Los Angelea MEDFORD New Orleans New York Omaha .... . Phoenix . Portland Reno Roseburg . to the League of Nations ss It exists I s,,t Lllte . today, is dead at the age of 71. Dr. Nltobe died here last night after a long Illness end an operation, with his American wife, the former Mary Patterson Elklngton of Phila delphia, at his bedside. The distinguished statesmen, scholsr snd writer performed his lsst services to his country ss head of the Japanese delegation to the In stitute of Pacific relations at Bsnlff. Alts., recently. Then he wss stricken with pneumonia and complications developed. The tmernstionsl spotlight focus, sed upon him at Geneva when he told the League of Nations Janan San Francisco... Seattle Spokane Wella Walla 60 Washington. B.C. 68 Clear Clear Ram Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clouly Clear Clear Clear P.Cdy. Clear Clear Clear Cles'r Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Capture Hopes Brighten SALEM. Oct. 16 (AP) A poel bllity that "ruober check" writing msy lesd to the arrest of Willism O. Bowen. who escsped. from ths state hospital for the Insane here last Sunday, was expressed by Su perintendent of State Police Charles P. Pray. .04 The Weather ,. :: . . . !,w nor" ,r"'d offshore. Manchukuo. Nltobe. former exchange professor to six American universities under Notice. Protect the birds Get vour -No Hunting. No rrespsssmg" svgns at toe the Csmetie Peace Foundstlen. also I Job Department of the als Tribune wa vau aow as aa au'Jiofc Oa .8-30 K. Q.-aja,