Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 11, 1934, Page 9, Image 9

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, CffiEGOX, TITOHSDXY, OCTOBER 11, 1934
P3lQE NINE
10 INSPECT ROADS
Tbs Jackson oounty budget com
mittee, George W. Dunn of Aahland,
ohalrm&n, will Inspect roads and
bridges of Jackson county tomorrow
and Saturday, to gain first hand in
formation on maintenance and re
pair needs. Next week the- budge:
committee will take up one of the
major problems confronting It what
to do about the county roads.
On many of the county roads no
repairs or maintenance has been made
for three or four years, owing to fin
ancial stringency, with the result
they are beginning to show the ef
fects of wear and tear. On some
routes the county stands & good
chance of losing Its Investment un
less work Is done. Borne of the
bridges are In bad shape and if any
thing should happen the resultant
damage suit would more than offset
cost of repairs In time.
It Is expected that the road appro
prlation will be higher than last year
but not enough to cause any claim
of extravagance. It will be large
enough to provide for maintenance,
solely as a means of preserving what
baa already been spent.
County Judge Day said today that
appropriations for county manage
ment would be practically the same
s last year. He further stated that
all the county departments would
close the year within their budget.
This has been accomplished, Judge
Day said, by rigid economy and close
watching of pennies. He said that
some departments had asked for in
creases, but they had been balanced
by decreases on other Items. Practi
cally all departments filed for salary
Increases, but none was granted.
Work of preparing the budget this
year was simplified by the efficiency
methods employed last year, giving
the budget committee a sound basis
upon which to make appropriations.
It looks like the budget would be
completed by November 1, the legal
time. A public hearing on the bud
get will be called early In November,
date and place to be announced later.
TRIAL OP CROW
Evan L. Crow, local youth held by
federal authorities for the alleged
passing of a forged money order last
May on a Boise, Idaho, drug store
manager, Is still held by the govern
ment in the Multnomah county Jail
awaiting an order of removal to the
Jurisdiction of the Idaho federal
court, according to federal aides in
this city in attendance at the south
ern Oregon term of the federal couit.
Crow has been Indicted by the fed
eral grand Jury for the Idaho dis
trict. Crow was bound over by United
States Commissioner Victor A. Teng-
wald following a hearing. The gov
ernment alleged he passed the forged
money order of May 28 last. Crow or
fered a number of witnesses to show
that he was in this city and Grants
Pass at the time he was supposed to
be in Biose, and that it was a physi
cal tmposlbillty for him to commit
the alleged crime.
BOGUS BILL CASE
A hearing was held yesterday by
Justice of the Pence William B. Cole
man In the "small claims" action ot
A. L. Vroman against Amy Fader oi
tills city, for 20, allegedly due on ac
count. Decision in the case waa de
ferred pending presentation of more
testimony and evidence by the de
fendant. The action Is unique. Mrs. Fader
paid the account with a '20 bill,
which later turned out to be spur
ious. Ita worthlessness waa not de
tected until it passed through a
Portland bank. Vroman paid an ac
count with a Portland llrm with the
bill.
It la the defendant's contention
that she paid the bill in good faltn
and holds that she should not be re
quired to pay It again. 8he pre
sented receipts for Its payment.
Aonea Hardman. a resident of Med
ford for the past ten years passed
away In a local hospital early Thurs
day morning at the age of 64 years.
She Is survived by lour sons and one
daughter, Bert, Wm. Lehl R., Cyril
J., Virgil L., and Ids Elotse Hart, all
of Med ford.
The body Is S the Conger funeral
parlors, where funeral arrangements
re being made and from where ser- j
vices will later be announced. i
WILL BE HELD TONIGHT
There will be an open meeting at
the court house auditorium this even
ing at 7:30 In behalf of the Towns
end revolving old ace pension plan.
The public l Invited and those in
terested are unitd to be there. Pun
etplanatlon of the pln will be given.
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230 sq. ft. with
2 coats I Quick $1.49 gal.
drying. Save I
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high gloss! fl t nn
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container, v W nil,
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CSos. Seat
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mahogany fin
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Cast brass, all .
chrome. Cft
plated. Swing. V,UJ
ing spout.
3 Pc. Beat h Set
Complete I Nothing Else to Buy I
First qoallty think of
it, at this low price!
The enamelwaxs, chins
and all chrome-plated
fittings are just that I
Too get 1 roomy tub
and lavatory, shelf-top
on closet, hand-rubbed
mahogany finish seat
and many other fes
tures. Buy pieces sep
arately, If you like.
IS T)own f,v
f.1 Mnnlhl) h
Hmal Cnrrylne Charge
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Tub, .2,"5.Ur) '
Lavatory. $10.85
Closet, $15.15 ("
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Reduced for Word WW
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plialt rooflni. O ff
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Harness Oil
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59c
V-Iii. Hope
Indon Ton, Cnrome-tul tentnerf
Handy 1-lb.
bundle I A 1
sorted length!
Long wear ing I
Word Week Special
Increases life
of leather. 1
gallon can,
special.
Special for Ward Week
100 manila.
Waterproof.i
Wnn l rot. Bill
value I t.
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Cream
Separator I
Word Wk Special
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Heavy Alloy Boarlngt
Sklmt 22S U Per Hour
Table model that
skims ss clean as a
full -sized separator.
Easy to tur,n. No
moving parts exposed.