PXGE SIX
MEPPORT) MAIL TRTBTTNTE, MEDFOKD. OREGON". TUTOR SPAY, OCTOBER 17,' 1935
WHISKY IS
BY CONTROL UNIT
Federal Board Bows To
Science In Stiffening Age
Requirements Clamp On
Advertising !s Tightened
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17 UP) T
federal alcohol administration re
defined whisky tentatively today to
"conform with the march of science
In distilling."
The new definition were contained
In tentative regulations Issued by
rranklln O, Hoyt, federal alcohol ad
ministrator. Hearings on the pro
posed new rules will be held October
30 and 31, after which the final draft
will have the effect of law.
: The definitions Include:
Straight whisky, a product which
has been aged In charred oak barrels
for a minimum of one year before
bottling. By June 30, 1936, the FAA
hopes to extend this aging require
ment to two years. .
'Blended whisky." a product con-
talnlng at least 20 per cent of one-year-old
straight whisky.
Must State Arc.
' The single word "whisky" will be
used to label "all distillates from
grain distilled at more than 180 proof,
regardless of age, and all of the Im
mature distillates distilled at less
than 160 proof and aged for less than
year."
Labels on "whisky" stating the age
will be required as in the past.
Oln Is Still Gin.
m" mean "ffln" and there are,
In the tentative regulations, no more
distinctions between "distilled" and
"compound" gin on the grounds that
"the product Is substantially the same
whether distilled or compound."
The standard of ldently for Scotch
whisky, Irish whisky, brandy, rum,
cordials and liquers "have not been
eubstantlally altered," the FAA said.
Indecent advertising and "state
ments with reference to the thera
peutic or curative effects of tho prod
net" which would mislead the cus
tomer also are barred In the proposed
rules.
All advertisements must show the
sJcohollc content of the products ad
i,rtiii. the new rules provide.
Old Definitions Outmoded.
Officials explained that when the
new administrator took office three
.week ago, definitions set up by the
old federal alcohol administration
bad been outmoded by new stills per
Jected by science.
"Our old regulations for straight
whisky would fit alcohol as now man
ufactured," an official said. .
Aging requirements are stiffened In
the new rules with the explanation
that "shortly following repeal there
was no appreciable stock of aged
whisky In the country and htrefore. In
former standards of Identity, this
fact hsd to bo taken Into consider
ation." OFFER PORTLAND
IT
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 17. (P)
Public works administration funds
of sl.000.00O to 3.000,000 had been
reserved today for a new, large
Portland airport provided the city at
once raises funds for a site, B.
Griffith, Oregon WPA administrator,
aid.
Griffith said special authority was
received from Washington, D.O., to
co-operate with local public officials.
"The city can'tf aflord to lose this
opportunity," said Mayor Joseph Car
son, who pledged Immediate action.
Need for a larger airport was
tressed recently by a department ot
commerce official who said new
transport and airmail planes two
years from now will be several times
heavier than the present planes snd
require larger runways and a field
with lower surrounding barriers
than Swan Island airport.
northwkTTreight
loads set record
SEATTLE. Oct. 17. (;P) The Pa
cific northwest carloadlngs for the
month of September totaling 87,798
oars, the best September einna 1930
when 101.743 cars were loaded, were
reported today by the Faelflc nortt
west advisory board.
Livestock and grain and its prod-
Here's One Woman
Who Knew How
To Reduce
Costs Next To Nothing
To Lose 30 Pounds
If you have will of your own and
don't listen to goesipera who tell you
there's no safe way to reduce you
can not only get rid of surplus fat
but actually enjoy better health than
you have for year Just take a half
tapoonful of Kruachen 8a1U in
glass of hot water erery morning
UMes fine wit. Juice of half lemon
dded.
Bo safe 1 Kruchen you can take
It day In and out for years thou
sand do Just to keep gloriously phys
ically fie. Jar 40c.
Mr a. Clara Chrlatensen of Belmar,
N. Y., writ fiii "Am on my fifth jar
of K rust hen and reduced from 164
to l?f Ilia, II a a wonderful product
male you feel better.
No more laxatlveno more cathar
tic and no constipation when you
t-ake your litis dUlly do of Km
fwben. Jarmiu Pruga and druftjlata
verywhcrt.
ueta vara th highest Tor any year
on record, including 1930, while for
est product, loga, ore and all other
commodities were exceeded only by
the 1830 figure.
FARMER SENDS IN BILL
FOR DAMAGE IN CRASH
MIAMI, Fla., Oct. 17. (UP) The
U, 8- oast guard was dunned today
for 35 by a dairy farmer on whose
land two student pilots crashed re
cently. A statement forwarded to
Washington listed: Pence damages,
10; use of farm truck, 2; wear and
tear on road by sightseers, 93; use
of truck to transport seriously In
jured flier to hospital, 910.
F. R. WILL SWEEP SOUTH
SAYS ATLANTA EDITOR:
SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. 17. ()
Clark Howell, editor of the Atlanta ;
Constitution, predicted In a newspa-'
per Interview here today that Presi
dent Roosevelt will win the Demo
cartlc nomination without a fight and
sweep the south, carrying every
southern state by a wide margin.
The Atlantan sailed aboard the
liner President Qrant to attend the
Philippine Inaugural. 1
Takes Suit Off Corpse.
YORK, S. C, Oct. 17. (UP) The j
funeral of Dick Moore, negro, was de- i
ferr ed briefly today while Moore's
roommate, Charlie Hymes, went
hunting for his best suit. HymeE
found It on the corpse. Becked by j
constable, he reclaimed the suit
after a heated argument. The fu- ;
neral proceeded, attended by Hymes !
In his best suit. '
JULE A. WATTENBURG, '
NOT 'JOE' PAYS FINE
It was Juls A. Wsttenburg, not Joe
Wattenberg. fined a 10 and costs In
Justice court Monday, on a charge of
being drunk on a public highway.
Through a similarity In the spelling
of the first name, an error was com
mitted. Jule A. wattenberg Is a son
of Joe Wattenburg, and Is also known
as "Joe," Justice court attaches said.
Young Wattenburg pleaded guilty.
HAVANA, Cuba. Oct. 17. (UP) All
political prisoners had their heads
shaved today as precaution against
escape, following discovery of a break
plot Involving 300. ,
Beware Cotighs
from common colds
That Hang On
No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Creomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomul
sion, which goes right to the seat
of the trouble to aid nature to
soothe and heal the Inflamed mem
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
Is loosened and expelled.
Even if other remedies have
failed, don't be discouraged, your
druggist is authorized to guarantee
Creomulsion and to refund your
money if you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv.)
streets. Sewers, Sidewalks, General Labor
Maintenance
Shop Mechanlo and Foreman a
Sewerman ... . ,
Grader and Roller Operator
1 Paving Repair Man ............
Sweeper and Plusher Operator .
Compressor and Jaekhammer Oper-
tor
Truck Driver
3 Laborers
Liability Insurance
.i 60.00
l,a oo.oo
1,140.00
, 1. 140.00
1,080.00 t
1.080.00
1.020 60
1.800.00
600.00
10.S30.00
Streets, Sewers. Warehouse, General Sup
piles: " - -Gasoline
and Oils , . ..
Sweeper and Flusher ......... 400.00
Compressor ......................... 300.00-
Roller .. ..,.,.. 40 00
Grader , 250 00
Concrete and Asphalt Mixer , 80.00
Cars and Trucks , - 300.00
Tires and Tire Repairs
New Parts and Repairs
Sweeper .... ,
Sewer Hose ,
Air Compressor and Jaekhammer ,
Roller Repairs ..... .......
Grader Repairs ............ -....,
Plusher Repairs
ISO 00
135 00
350,00
300.00
1 00.00
100 00
300.00
1 .340.00
889.00
1,135.00
Sweeper Supplies
Broom and Steel -Plbre
Sewer Supplies, Rosd Tools .
..I 350.00
300.00
Chamber of Commerce
Less Estimated Receipts
ucenses
3,456.00
Rent cf .Garbage Grounds
Excess Receipts
3,000.00
840.00
3,840.00
7.O30.00 8.08100
Cops In Hot Water.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 17 (UP)
Local police were In hot water today.
They stood In It up to their ankles
when a steam pipe burst, flooding
the police assembly ball.
GENERAL BOND FUND SCHEDULE FOR 1936
Nov.
. Jan. May Juns July
.General Refunding Prln. 82,000,00
Int. loo.oo I 80.00
City Hall Prln. .
InS. 1,050.00 -
Fire .Equipment Prln. 3,000 00
Int. 875.00 300.00
Airport . Prln. 13.000 00
Int. 1,800.00 1,500.00
Courthouse sit Prln. 2.00000
Int. 400.00
Cottage St. Bridge Prln. 635.00, 626.00
Total
to Pay
Bonds
Outst'g
6.000.00
1-050.00
2,000.00
150.00
6,000.00
2.100.00
3.000.QO
675.00
12.000.00
3.000.00
3,000.00
750.00
1.260.00
4.000.00
43.000.00
16,000.00
60,000.00
16.000.00
35.000.00
" 87,600.00 82,400.00 61.050.00 814.476.00 8 350.00 67.050.00 832.925.00 $162,000.00
GENERAL BOND FUND
Estimated Balance for 1936
September 1. 1938, Balance on Hand .
1936 Ivy ;
Taxes Received to Date ................
Taxes Yet to Receive , , ,,, '
, 63.137.00
,. . 36.077.39
ucncral: Sewer. Alleys, Streets, Curbs and
SldeWRlks
' Alley and Street Crosswalks ........ t
Drain Tile ......
" Catch Basins ...........
Asphslt Patching Material .
Gravel for Repairing Streets ..............
I New Equipment
New street sweeper
New Pickup Car
300.00
100.00
100.00
1,000.00
250.00
1,750.00
6 7.500.00
800.00 6,300.00
PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF MEDFOItn FOR THE YEAR 1030
The following Is a budget of the estimated expenditures of the City of
Medford. Orenon. for the year 1936, together with the estimated receipts from
all sources and the levy of taxes required to raise the necessary revenue:
PROPOSED BUDOET Kim 1,1 1 V ur ir.iirumi BU,H,irtnr
For tne Year iuhh
. lvjr ....
Less . estimated receipts ..............
' Levy . , .
- - k LAW DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1938
j Salary: City Attorney .,
Huppnes ,
Miscellaneous. Travel, Legislative, Etc .........
27,230.00
2,500.00
, 6 24,720.00
Recorder ..
Treasurer
Library
Police .WM. ........
Fire . ...
Streets and Roads
Law . .. ...
Health
Building and Light
Parks ......
Dairy -
Airport ....
Emergency
Levy
I 2.457.00
3.394.24
8.027.56
13,835.00
14,922.00
24,720.00
2.230.00
6,260.00
1,865.00
2.595.00
1. 650.00
1,160.00
11,520.15
... 94.035.95
20.474.35
20.000.00
18,761.80
1,683.46
Administration
General und ... ..-.
General Bond Fund
Water Bond Sinking Fund ,
Consolidated Fund No. 1 .......
Consolidated Fund No. 3
Total levy . - $155,565.56
CITY RECORDER ,
Estimated Budget for 1936
Salaries
Recorder ... ....... ... -.. ....
.Extra Help ...... ... .
Surety Bond
Postage
Sundry Supplies ,
Levy ..............
Estimated
Receipts
876.00
1,800.00
2,500.00
10,400.00
460.00
3,670.00
059.00
6.081.00
BUdget
2,457.00
3.394.24
8.702.56
16, 61O.00
14.922.00
27.220.00
2.230.00
6,260.0!)
12.265.00
2.591.00
2.100.00
4,830.00
12.497.15
6.061.00
$ 26,515.00 $121,150.95
,$ 1.680.00
100.00
150.00
.Levy
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1936
$ 3,330.00
Salary: Health Officer
Use of Car .1 ....,.........
Local and State Board of Health
City Nurse
aewage Disposal :v
Plant Operator. 8 Months
Electric Power. 8 Months ..
Laboratory Supplies
,..$ 780.00
80.00
300.00
1,320.00
3.200.00
200.00
840.00
1,040.00
4,720.00
Levy
$ 8,260.00
Salaries
Inspector
BUILDING AND LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1936
, 1 i ......i....$ '1,980.00
495.00 3,4
Salaries
Treasurer .,
Extra Help
CITY TREASURER
Estimated Budget for 1936
Surety Bond .
Burglary Insurance ....,
Advertising and Printing
Supplies .......
Levy
1.947.O0
- 360.00
16.00
35.00
200.00
1,980.00
620.00
265.00
129.24
200.00
300.00
$ 2,207.00
MEDFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY
: Estlmntcd Budget for 1036 ,
Books ..
General: Adult $ 1,300.00
Juvenlts .... 600.00
Reference .. ..... ... 100.00
Periodicals, Newspapers, etc M 400.00
Binding 300.00
Salaries Llblarlan, Children's Librarian,
Reference Assistant, Junior Assist
ant, Clerical Assistant
Maintenance
Janitor and Supplies $ 575.00
Heat 225.00
Light .,... ........... ...... 250.00
Water 43.80
Telephone - . .... .. 95.00
Repairs and Improvements - 100.00
Roof (last stage of repair program) 175.00
Contingent
Equipment
Printing and supplies
Postage and Freight . -..
Insurance ........ ..
Traveling Expense ...............
Current Exrense
Less estimated receipts from fines....
..$ 200.00
175 00
35 no
110.70
528.76
250.00
Levy
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Ettlmntrrt Budget for 1936
Salaries
Chief of Police I 1.080.00
6 Police Offlcera 7 920 00
1 Extra Police anticipated for 1036.... l.aoo.00 $ 11,100.00
Supplies-
Police Car, Gas and Oil
Police Car, Tires and Repairs
Police Car and Motor Insurance ......
Motorcycle Gaa and Repairs
Meals for Prisoners .. .
8undry Supplies .
Liability Insurance to State
Telephone and Telegraph .......w .
Traffic Signs and Paint
Humane Society Doga .........
New Police Car ...........
400 00
150.00
7500
200.00
200 00
1100.00
060 00
100,00
boo on
300 00
700.00
J.885.00
Court Costs
City Jldg
Court Supplies ..........Mw..mw..
Less Estimated Receipts for 1936
Levy
, 600 W
ioo.no,
soon
PIKE DEPARTMENT
Etlmated Budget for 1936
Salaries
Chief . $ 1.980 00
Assistant Chief ....... 1.320 00
Mechanic . 1.453 00
Assistant Mechanic ... ...... 1 .320 no
4 Hosemen 4.153 on
Volunteer Service mw.... . 400.00
Supplies
Gasoline Cylinder Oil
Fuel
8ul. Acid. Bl. Car. Soda . .
Light and Power ..................
Sundry Supplies
Equipment Chemical Truck
Repsirs
Tires
Use cf Car ......,.....
incidentals
Liability Insurance .
350 ft. Chemical Hose
Two lty Inch Norales ...
300.no
75 00
300 00
50 no
388 on
aoo no
1.310 00
375 no
aoo no
200.00
I eoo no
83 on
3000
Levy
STREETS AND ROAD DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1036
Administration Labor and Office Supplies
Superintendent $ 2 640.00
stenographer and Bookkeeper 403 no
Stationery Blue Prints, Filing Cabi
nets i5o no
Publishing snd Priming inonn
Surveying Equipment ... 100 00 J.485.00
Stenographer
Printing and Publishing .........
. Incidentals
Care of Underwriters Map .
Liability Insurance . .
Car Expense
Testing Equipment
Sti'eet Lights (present Illumination)
Permit
Estimated Income,
, Licenses. Etc .
Copco Francslse ...
Fees,
$
80.00
100.00
35.00
126.00
240.00
50.00
9.300.00 -
1.200.00
9 200.00
Bond and Interest to Pay in 1938 .
Reserved to pay Bond and Int. due Jan. 1, 1936 ...
Available Bal. on Hand January f. 1936
1936 Budget
Bond snd Interest to Pay In 1936 as per schedule .
Less Available cash on ftand ....... ......
Plus a possible 13 short tax collection ,
Levy
17,050.13
$ 30.671.80
I 7.450.00
7,600.00 15.050.00 .
iO.O4l.8U
E FRIDAY TO
OPEN FESTIVITIES
I 17, 403.20
3,071.15
CONSOLIDATED FUND No. 1
Estimated Balance January 1, 1936
September 1 1035, Balance
1935 Levy t 23,764.51
Estimated 80 Tax Collection 1835
Taxes Received to Date
Taxes Vet to Receive, 1935 H.....,.m.w.wu...
Assessment Receipts
9 -20,474.35
$ 3. 372 .60
20.488.06
12.296.10
8,iei.96
1,774.00
Less Sundry Expenditures
Less Reserved for Int. due Jan. 1, 1936 ..........
Available Bal. on hand Jan. 1, 1936
1936 Budget
One Year's Int. on $311,000 at 6 ..........
Collector's Salary ..
Other Expenditures
1.158.00
9..330.00
1,200.00
. 1.000.00
I 12,338.56
10.488.00
1. 850.56
$ 18.660.00
2,200.00
Less Sundry Collections
Less Available Cash on hand ......,
...I 4,000.00
1,850.56
$ 20,860.00
5,850.56
Plus a possible 20 short tax collection, 1936
Levy
15.009.44
3.752.36
CONSOLIDATED FUND No. 2
Estimated Balance on hand January
September 1. 1935, Balance
1935 Levy ................
$ 18,761. f
Estimated 70 Tax Collection
Received to Date
1, 1936
$ 8,293.81
6,805.67
4.205.24
1,600.43
1.584.00
$ 5,509.65
10,400.00
Tax Levy ivith present street lights , t
with 6th St. 40 lighted
Tax Levy with 6th St. 72 lighted....
Tax Levy with 6th St. 100 lighted..
PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS
Estimated Budget for 1936
Salaries -
Park Keeper . ..................
Extra Help
Liability Insurance
Supplies
Fertilizer Spraying
Lights
1.040.00
750.00
60.00
1,865.00
2,295.00
.2,815.00
1,840.00
8.694.08
6.127.50
Shrubbery .-.
Rest Room Supplies
New Hose ....,
New Hose
Small Tools
200.00
75.00
76.00
200.00
50.00
30.00
75.00
30.00
Levy . -
DAIRY DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1936
Disbursements
Salary : Inspector . .....A..-.... i
Mllenee Fee
S up pi les
Laboratory Tests .............................-....
Receipts
Licenses .'.
Milk Wagon and Depots
1 .320.00
360.00
120.00
300.00
3,100.00
..I O50.00
300.00
Levy
AIRPORT DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1936
Salaries
Airport Superintendent .
Field Maintenance .........
Janitor ......
Liability Insurance w..
Supplies, Etc.
Office Supplies
eoooo
400 00
300.00
30.00
Toilet Supplies ..
Fuel Oil
Light. Hangar and Beacon
Lights. Field
Light Olobes ...
Janitor and Building Supplies ..........
Insurance on Buildings
Improvements. Hangar Maintenance
and Palntln-
Extending Sewer, Pilots Quarters
Estimated Receipts
Rent Gas and Oil Stations ,
United Air Lines ....
U. S, Weather Bureau ...........
U. 8. Army -........-....
Airways Radio ..WHHWn.H.
Storage Hangar ........
Rental Gun Club Lease
Pent of Pilot's Quarters Bldg.
3ft.oo
50.(f
500. 0"t
300.00
240.00
60.00
100 00
330.00
1.500.00
100 00
750,00
1.560.00
135,00
30.00
180 .00
90 00
600.00
2500
300 00
4,830.00
9,945 00
Levy
EMERGENCY FUND
I.vy :
Excess receipts to be transferred from Administration Fund ,
Total Budget ?.
ADMINISTRATION
Estimated Budget for 1936
Car Insurance: Property Damage; Public
Llaolllty 800.00
New City Hall
Janitor Heat
Light
S-TO.OO
1,160.00
11.520.16
959 00
800.00
Toilet. Janitor and Misc. Supplies ,
Liability Insurance H .,-,....
900,00
200 00
500 00
300 00
1600
Less Estimated Receipts
Hchool District No. 49
Stat Police
Water Commissioner .
E. M. Wilson
Refund Lights ... ...
1 .020 rft
300.00
ero oft
r,40 oo
120 00
Old City Hall
General 1
Chance Front and Remodel Corn
Room
Less EMinmtfd Receipts
J. H. DrtWhon -
L. C. Shafer
Peerless Market
Corner Room
Public Market
General Repairs to Roof
Less Estimated Receipts-
Youngs Auto
Rogue River Chevrolet CO.
Miscellaneous Items
Planning CommlMton ...
S. P. Company Le.w
Leslie of Oregon Cities ,..,
Interest on Warrant ........
Publishing Oudget .....
V Auditing ., .x.u-vmn
10000
600.00
I 24000
ISO. 00
480 00
600 00
Estimated Assessment Receipts
Bonds and Interest to pay In 1935
Estimated Balance on hand -January 1. 1936 2,566.58
1936 Budget
Bonds to Pay .. 5,000.00
Interest M M " 2.245.00 7,245.00
Less Estimated Assessment Collections .....,..... j 3.500.00
Less Estimated Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1936 ...m.- 2,566.58 6,066.58
Plus Possible 30 short tax collection, 1936 .
Levy
BUDGET FOR WATER DEPARTMENT, 1936
. CURRENT WATER FUND
BUDGET, 1936 '
Estimated Expenditures
Operation
$ 1,178.42
505.04
General Expense ....
Big Butte Springs Line
City Distribution System .,
Maintenance
General Expense ..................
16-In. Old Wood Line
Big Butte Springs Line . ,
City Distribution System ..
Capital Cost
Fixed Capital J
City Distribution System .,
Extensions New Malna
Big Butte Springs Line .
10,375.00
........ 2.320.00
5.700.00 $ 18,395.00
1,050.00
760.00
367.00
... 3,155.00
... 300.00
1.060.00
1,500.00
600.00 3.550.00 I 27,267.00
Interest on Bonds
. Gravity Water
Big Butte Springe ................
ITansfer of Funds
Water Bond Sinking Fund
Total Disbursements ..
Estimated Income
Estimated Balance January 1, 1936
Regular Water Users, 1936
10.800.00
...... 40,800.00
51,600.00
39.000.00
27.237.27
121.630.24
148.867.51
Estimated Balance Januarv 1. 1937
WATER BOND SINKING FUND
" BUDGET 1936
Bonds to be redeemed during the perlor of 2 years
from Janary 1. 1936 to July 1, 1938
Balance on Hand September 1, 1935 ..x.i . 1 Mf 1"
Estimated Taxes Receivable 7,292 41
Interest on Investments 160.00
M 37,000.00 - 163,130.57
Transfer from Current Water Fund ...........
Amount to be raised In next 2 years
1936 Scheduled Water Bond Sinking Fund Allotment
To be paid by Current Water Fund 39.000,00
, Levy for Water Bond Sinking Fund 20.000.00
91U.869.43
59,000.00
ASKLAND, Oct. 17. (Spl.) Annual
home-coming festivities are foremost
interests at southern Oregon Normal
and Junior college at Ashland this
week-end. The opening event, the
noise parade, occurs Friday the 18th
at 7:30. starting at the campus, pass
ing down Main street to the Plaz
and back to the Junior high school,
where the bonfire occurs. Prizes will
be given' for the noisiest and the
prettiest float.
At the bonfire meeting speeches
will be heard from Dr. Walter Red
ford, president of 8. O. N. 6., Fred
Holmes, Coach Jean Eberhart and
others.
At 9:30 following will be given In
the college auditorium the lively
melodrama "Seven Keys to Baldpate,"
written by Earl Derr Biggers, drama
tized by George M. Cohan. This com
edy, with Its rapid, turbulent action,
balanced by a romance intere.it, lias
been thoroughly rehearsed and the
producer, Angus Bowmer of the dra
matics department, reports that It
will be a finished production.
A post-homecoming performance of
"Seven Keys to Baldpate" will be
given Monday evening to accommo
date those who are not abl to see
the play Friday evening.
Saturday morning from 9 to 12, the
iiium in win TCgiai;r in iin? juuuy ui
the Hotel Lithie. Saturday noon oc
curs at the Lithla hotel the1 luncheon 1
of the S. O. N. S. Parents associa
tion, whose membership consists of
parents of all present and former stu- t
dents, the purpose of the association
being to promote acquaintance and
cooperation on the part of parents
and members of the college. V. T.
Jackson of Rosebung Is president of
the association.
At 2:30 occurs the homecoming
football game, Albany college vs.
Sons. The S. O. N. S. team has never
yet lost a homecoming game, and
expect to be equally fortunate this
year.
After the game at 6:30 will be the
homecoming banquet at the Lithla; i ,
Bob Stedman of Phoenix, president
of the student body, will be toist-
moaier, uvi e win un unci on-cvnrn
from a representative from th"s old
normal, Mrs. Fred Wagner; a repre
sentative of the graduates of the ne
normal, Mrs. F. D. Swedenburg, and
from Dr. , Walter Redford, V. T. Jack
son and Ooach Eberhart. '
The homecoming dance follows the
banquet in the S. O. N. 8. auditorium.
Guests at this informal dance wilt be
all present and former students of
the Institution.
HUNTER SUFFERS
SHOULDER INJURY
LA GRANDE. Ore., Oct. 17. (1
Walter Stryker. 28, ot Salem, la in a
hospital here gravely Injured, fltryker
and two companions left here early
this morning to hunt deer, and when
the Salem man pulled his rifle from
the rumble seat of the car, it explod-'
ed, the bullet destroying his left
shoulder Joint, physicians reported.
Hopes are held that amputation of
him arm will not be necessary.
This Is the third hunting accident
near here this fall, the two previous
both resulting In fatalities.
Genera! Fund
Water Fund ..... J3.687.S0
Consolidated No. 1 . 3.373 80
Consolidated No. a B.ftoo.eii
General Bond Fund 13.S21.67
Water Bond Sinking Fund 118.688.16
tmpr. Bond Sink. Fund No. 1 3.IW3.33
Impr. Bond Sink. Fund No. 9 688 41
Impr. Bond Sink. Fund No. 3 6,3fl.M
sewer Bond sink. Fund No. 1 1.10O7J
Sewer Bond Sink. Fund No. 3 7.13 57
Sewer Bond Sink. Fund No. S .......... 297.89
Watermaln Bond Sink. Fund No. l. 316.65
Fast Main Impr. Fund
Kewaga Disposal Sinking Fund ... 1,988.58
Sewage Disposal Construction 73.058.18
STATEMENT OF ALL KINDS. SEPTEMBER 1,
Recorder Accounts Reserced for
Balance Overdr'n Bond Pay't
0.089.14
6 OOflflfl
6,500.00
a.ooo.oo
B3R9.ftlB4 . tM.. . .......
" .O.W'V UV
Under heading "Reserved for Bond Paym
ln""' ur p.jm.ni not yet presented
1 !3.1
Warrants Treasurer's Treasurers
0o'."J'.s.. Jnvments Cash Bal.
JIM? 3.890.33
13001 53.816.31
1.000,00 1.372.60
5,509.65
13,521,67
113.110.75 5.577.41
9.503.33
7.188.41
6.985.11
3,100.73
733.57
' 10.797.89
... . 318 M
539.50 131.32
.... 1, 98868
MM 73.130.68
4 9.306.46 ailanoT. .in......
lent" the i25.000.oo represents bond
BONDS OUTSTANDING AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 19,15
Bond Titles
General Refunding
City Hall
Fire Equipment ........
Airport .
Cottage Street Bridge
Court House Site ..
180.00
300.00
SO0 (VI
105 00
75 00
POO 00
175 00
400.00
Sewage Disposal
Orerttv Water ....
City of Medford. e.too.ooo laaue
City of Medford, 42S.OOO Issue
Refunding impr.
Refunding impr. Watermaln ...3
Refunding Impr. Series A ..3
Refunding Impr. Series B ...3
Refunding Impr. Series O .-3
Street Impr. 6
Sewer Impr i,,,,. 5
Ref. tmpr. Con. No. a
Int.
Sate
..6"V
5a
. 8"-,
..6-;
. t.
,
...
'4rr
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Dated
1-1-17
6- 1 -J7
1-1-29
7- 1-39
1-1-31
Pay
able
36-37
33-42
36-40
36-40
41
8-15-31 36-43
4.000.00
46.000.00
15,000.00
60.000 00
33,000 00
16.000.00
9-1
7-1
5-1-
5-1
5-1
1 68.000 .00
78,000.00
34 96-89
08 36-38 216.OO000
.a... AAft Ann An
27 36-56 385.000.00 1,041,000.00
34 39-53 311,000.00
34 37-46 15.43903
34 37-46 106281 98
34 37-46 18.000.00
-34 37-46 23 808 14
31 36-41 33,936.77
-31 86-41 8383.45
-32 35-39 32.000.00 536.788 37
Total
..81.823.788.37
1 hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true statement of the proposed
Budget of expenses for the year 1936. as adopted by the budget committee of
the City of Medford. Oregon, on September 80th. 1938. and notice Is hereby
given to all persons interested therein, that the City Council will meet In
the Cltv Hall. In aald City on Tuesday October 39th. 1933. at 7:30 o'clock
p. M. of said day. and then and there discuss said budget snd mske the levv
ot the city taxes for expenditures for the vest 1P36. and st which lime and
plsce any 'person Interested therein can meet with the Council snd make his
objection to said budget, and aald piopoted ux 117. If any he has.
U. L. Aiiord, Recorder.
TOP ROW SETS TRACK -RECORD
AT SUFFOLK
SUFFOLK DOWNS, Boston. Oct. 17.
(API A. A. Beronl's four-vesr-old
Top Row broke the track record for
the mile and a furlong Wednesday
while beating out Hsl Price HesdleVs
Whopper by a neck In the 25.0O0
added Massachusetts handicap. Dis
covery, chalmplon of the four-vear-olds,
finished a nose behind Whopper
in the show position.
CAROL'S INAMORATA -BACK
FOR BIRTHDAY
SINAIA. Rumsnls. O't. 17. Ti
Mme. Magda Lupescu. Intimate
friend of King Carol, surprised her
opponents today by returning from
France to Rumania In time for ob
servance of King Carol's 42nd birth
day. She remained In seclusion here,
however, snd was not sehcluled 10
tsk. prt In sny of the celebration
st Carol's summer palace.