MEDFORD MAIL TRD3UsE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1935.
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FOE WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Boston bull puppy.
530. Reward.
LOST Tan and white Spitz terrier;
licence No. 79. Reward. 45 Ross
Court, evenings.
LOST If aog is mibsing. calll618.
MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED Men or women to sell t
Xmas Item. Reasonable price: good j
commission. Call Grand Hotel, Km, '
208.
WANTED SITUATIONS
CAPABLE woman wishes work by
hour or day. Phone 1131.
WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Best light car $75 oash will
buy. W. B. Powell. Rt. 1, Box 214,
Just off Orchard Home.
WANTED To rent small, clin fur
nished house, preferably with fire
place. Young couple with no chil
dren will take excellent care of
place. Rent must bo reasonable.
Please answer Mall Tribune, Box
7521.
WANTED Sewing machine; cheap.
Box 7537, Tribune.
WANTED To buy a few young breed
ing ewes. Call up or see V. J.
Phlllppl. Hotel Grand. Medford.
WANTED To buy 3 or 4 clean used !
quilts. Box 7510. Tribune.
WANTF.D To interview 5t the Ken
nell Ellis Studio persons interested
in framea. Let us frame your pic
ture. 50c to $4.50. Call it 32 North
Central for a personal selection.
Ws-NTED Gocd tractor. State make,
size and price. Box 8000. Tribune.
WANTED Will pay . cash for good
Jersey or Guernsey springer heifers.
Carlyle Notwlck. Eagle Point.
WANTED Cleai. out your attic,
garage and basement of all old lur
nlture. cook stoves, heaters, stove
pir fruit, tar, etc Olve us A call.
NEW DEAL FtJRN EXCHANGE
No. 413 Sast Main
WANTED Cook stoves, heaters, bed
springs, mattresses, day-beds, sani
tary couches and cots or what
have vou- We pay cash or exchange.
NEW' DEAL FURN EXCHANGE
423 E. Main St.
WANTED
FURS FURS FURS
Highest cash price paid for raw furs
Complete line of traps on sale.
MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE
27-29 No Grape St.
Medford.
WANTED
We pay cash lot household goods
furniture and stoves We also buy
metals, hides pelts wool and mo
hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N Grape St Pbone 1062
FURNITURE WANTED Til ley's Sec
ond Hand Store. 112 No Front.
WANTED - Beet cattle veal lambs
and pasture J J Osenorugge
FOR RENT HOUSES
for RENT 2-room house and bath
$12.50 mo. Call after 4 p. m., 417
J 6t.
FOR RENT Modern 6-room house:
3 acres ground: mile from city
limits. Phone 314-X.
rURNTsHED house. 137 Tripp.
FOR RENT Attractive new house:
timbered celling, studio window,
fireplace, oil hent. etc. Adults. 518
So. Oakdale. or Tel 349-Y
TOR RENT 6-ioom house. 3 bed
rooms, 3 sleeping porches. 147 N.
Holly.
FOR RENT lost So. Orone. 7-room
furnished home: harrtwood floors.
hot water furnace, llrep'.ice. piano,
also beddinfj. linens. (!!.IlfS snd
utensils: 142 50. incl. w'?r Charles
R. Ray. Realtor. Melford BMg., Tel j
302.
FOR RENT 5-room modern houfe.
Inquire 315 Mtdfard Bldg. or Tel.
1443.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished hour
Inquire 305 So. Oakdale
FOR RENT - 5-room house U O
Pickell. 204 East Main.
FOR RENT hames Mirnlrt or
unfurnished Brown White
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
BOARD AND KOOM. r.tes reasonable
St 710 E MS1D
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR BALE .( Leghorn pullets. Just
eommn:!in to In C J. Mcy.
Mfdford. Phjnv.334-J-4.
FOB RENT AVAETMENTS
FOR BENT 2-room furnished apart
ment; cheap; aauits. mo n. iu;
aide.
-,
;
FOR RENT Housekeeping room, B30 ;
No. Central. j
FURNISHED Apartments. 114 Almond, j
FURNISHED apts. Adults. 124 King.
FOR RENT Holly Court wo. 3. $30.1
Furnished with eiec, range, rrig u-
aire and oil heater only.
829 West 11th. 25. Electrto range.
300 Edwards St. 115.00.
Call Jackson Co. Bldg & Loan As
sociation 19S or after 6 phone
1147-W.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
WARM ROOM, separate entrance. 220
No. Oakdale.
ROOM for two, 153 No. Oakdale.
CLEAN attractive rooms; reasonable.
410 8. Newtown.
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 B Orape.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL .
ESTATE
EXCHANGE 2V4 acrea grapes and
trees, clear: foothills Just north of
Pasadena, for farm land In north
ern California or Oregon. Wllletts
Seed Co., Pasadena, Cal.
GOOD house and lot or 40 acres Im
proved land, trade for late model
truck or car. 402 E. Main.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Two acres Improved In
Berrydale district; !4 acrs with 5
room plastered house; 15 acres
partly Improved; on Midway high
way, 5 miles out. All at a bargain
If sold soon. C. J. McCay, Medford.
Phone 334-J-4.
SIX ROOM mod. house and acre
ground, half under chicken fence,
chicken house and barn, on J'vllle
Highway. Close In. Sacrillce price,
terms. See S. H. Hawk. Star Route.
Box 30.
FOR SALE 03 acres, 15 acres under
Eagle Point Irrigation, part good
bottom land. Improvements consist
of 4 room house, barn and other
outbuildings. (2500. Terms. W. J.
Warner. Phone 195.
100 ACRES well improved, stocked
and equipped, close to Meedford.
some oasb ut Income property Ba)
ance long time low interest- O a
DeVoe. 523-J-2
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown at White.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Model A Ford 2-door se
dan; low mileage; good rubber.
Phone 314-X.
FOR SALE '28 Chevrolet sedan In
fair shape. Can be seen at any
time, 61714 No. Bartlett St.
1936 NASH 400 demonstrator, 6-pass.
Sedan.
1936 LaFayette demonstrator, "-pass
Sedan.
This Is an opportunity to save some
money.
WALTER W. ABBEY, INC.
123 S. Riverside Ave. Phone 303.
GOOD USED CARS
Low Finance Rates. Low Prices
1034 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan.
1935 Dodge Sedan.
1935 Dodge Pickup.
1933 Plymouth Sedan
1931 Chrysler 8 Sedan
1930 Ford Sedan '
1929 Ford Town Sedan
1933 Chevrolet Sedan
1933 Plymouth Coupe
1034 Chrysler Airflow
Alo a number of other real bar
gain.
LANGE MOTOR CO.
Used Car Lot. 8th dc Bartlett
38 North Rlversldt
HUDSON Sedan fina condition fery
Cheap Call 957 or 832-R
FOR SALIi-LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Tram 1400-lb. geldings.
Jake Brown, Kings highway.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Purebred
Hereford bull. 3 years old. See
Oscar Gysin, Box 129, Rt. a, Med
ford or Phone 498-R.
HOGS KUR SALE One bosr. 3 sows.
8 3-months-o!!. fwfers. Ml (rood
rt stock. A. Hoffmsn, Wllllsms
creek.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Cows, fresh
snd coming fresh: work horses.
Would taks In soma slowing. Call
at 517 Edwards.
FOR 8 ALE Team of horses and har
ness: weight about 30C0 lbs. Team
mules and harness, wagon snd two
12-Inch plowa whltsett Bros.. 1
mils above Provolt.
FOR SALE Span of mare mules:
weleht about 1200 lbs: 7 and 8
years old. P. D. Lofland. Central
Point.
FOR SALE Bay gelding about UOO
lbs. C. A DeVoe. 5J3-J-J.
FOR SALE DOOS PETS
ROLLER Canaries. Call J23-J-3.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
GOOD used piano, $69.00. Baldwin
Piano Shoppe.
PERSONAL
j OJFTro pgyCHIC glrea advice on alt
j lffa,r, u;,. 903 No. Biveralde.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE; New electric clock, port
able phonoffreph, old style clock
Make nice Christmas presents. Rose
wood Apts.. 249 8. Riverside Ave.
SEVERAL OTHER RANGES to chooee
from, priced 20 to MS. Stock must
be cleared by January 1st. Nw la
the time for a bargain. Tel. 18.
Copco.
TIRES U. S. Roval 5:25-17. $7 45;
Firestone !;50-17. $7.75. Ed Caee.i
802 So. Riverside.
ro SAjjE,.ri0r,p0,w Diesel en-
Din.- r.uftn.ihl. 3U. mll.U.ETini
crw. Wm P. Jones, Rt. 1,
BOX
85. Ffp River. Ore.
FOR SALE TuxMo stilt Mid shirt.
Mr 37. 31, 33. Inquire Mlford
1 CIe$or.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
ONE ONLY, new Weetlnghouse. gray .
enamel finish. 3 surface etemenj.
our 5t0ck before Januarv 1st, will
sen for only $69.50. Phone 168.
FOR SALE CoqulUe cos!, large or
small lump, $9.00 ton; shoo ton in
a-tm iota; qeiiyerea. w. noi.y.
WH. huvln- hum. try Pence's
special at Luman Bros.-
FOR SALE Feed and seed barley. H.
E. Conger, Phone 21-F-ll, ck
sonvllle. FOR SALE One trumpet snd esse:
like new. This Is a real bsrgaln
127 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Model 1928 Block silver
and gold trumpet, with case. Used
less than 3 months. Will make ex
cellent Clrrlstmas gift. Call 1612
W. Main, after 6 p. m.
lnn. ca -m- .... , s-Aiftnl
u,? J?v? .n, ?fi wi2
wrm sale I. Miller ladles blue street !
shoes. Sizes 0 triple A. Worn three I
tlmea. Phone 329.
RED APPLES. 5oc and 75c box. Bring :
boxes. 701 W. Ilth.
FOR SALE Standard augar pine
ahakes. Inquire at 408 Benson St.
FOR SALE Cheap. 2 2whee! trailers
Medford Poultry and Egg Co.
APPLES We deliver. Tel 132-L.
APPLES Several varieties Gebhard's.
"a mile northeast Central Point.
FOR 8 ALE Baled oat hay and feed
wheat. O. A. DeVoe 523-J-2.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 22 L. rifle
for wardrobe trunk. 419 W. 2nd
before 3.
FOR SALE Grapes. J A Manke
2 miles east of Jacksonville, adjoin
ing former Clancy orchard.
DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 3 Sizes Of
rock at 91 50 per yard, delivered
Bate man Phone 1534-Y or i12-J
FINE Red Spltzenburg and Newtown
apples ror sale at Ala vista pacKing
House. 327 So Fir St.
MISCELLANEOUS
ANNOUNCEMENT
We are ready for buslneas In our new
location corner S. Fir and 8th St.
MEDFORD PIPE AND MACHINERY
COMPANY.
ROOFING
ROOFING Let us inspect your roof
before the rainy season This ser
vice la free Call 270. Rogue Rivet
Roofing Co.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of rule and
Title insurance. The
only complete Title
System id jaciuou
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
ot Title. Rooms 3 ana o. ho. a
North Central Ave., upstairs.
Expert Window Cleaners.
LEI GEORGE DO PI Tel. 1172
House cleaning, floor waxing, ori
ental rug cleaning and upholstering
Nursery Stock
FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees
peach, apricot, cherry, apple, al
mond, filbert, and walnut trees,
roses, berries, grapes, and shru os
at Bargain Prices Phone 851-R-2 or
call at W B Barnum-. 3 miles
south of Medford on highway next
to Ever Shttdy auto camp. Carlton
Nursery Carlton. Oregon.
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED 850 to 83C0 tot
personal or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos: also
Cars Refinanced Loaoa closed
within 30 minutes License No 8.
157 Sea W E rnomaa. 45 So. Cen
tral Transfer.
BADS TRANSFER U 8TOR.AOE CO.
Office 1018 No Central Phone 316
Prices right Sertlce guaranteed.
TRUCKING AND 8TORAOE Local
and long distance hauling furni
ture moving etc Keaaonab-le ratea
Tel 833 P E Samson Co
HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack,
era and movers Special livestock
moving equipment Prices Mght
819 North Riverside Phone 815
LEGAL N0TICE3
Summons and Notlc of llrarln?.
In the Circuit Court of th State of
Oregon, for JacKson County.
In the Matter of the Petition of:
David H. Rosenberg. A'.bert Burch
and P. M. Kershaw, constituting
the board of directors of Medford
Irrigation District, for a Judicial
examination and Judgment of the
above named court aa to the regu
larity and legalltT of the proceed
inga of the board of directors of
said district In adopting ft resolu
tion authorizing and directing the
Issuance and sale of bonds of Mid
district In the sum of 405.OOOOO
and the terms and maturities there
of for the purpose of refunding
present outstanding inaeteaness oi
said district, and for the further
purpose of a judicial examination
and judgment oi aaia court as w
the regularity and legality of the j
proceedings of said board in auth
orizing the execution for ant on
behalf of sold district of t contract;
with Reconstruction Flnsnca Cor
poration for the sele to said cor
poration and the purchase by It of
all or a part ot the aforesaid bonds
and a Judicial examination and
Judgment of said court as to the
legality of such bond and enjd
contract aforesaid, and further, for
a Judicial examlratlon and Judg
ment of said court aa to the right
and duty of said Irritation district
j to Very each year until aald bonds
! have been paid In full the neces
sary assessments; provided for by
ssiri bond resolution and eon t net
I for the purpose of paying the prln-l
' clpal and interest of id bonds. j
. To: Medford Irritation District of1
I Jackson County, Oregon, and to aU
freeholders, legal voters and assess
ment payers within said district:
In the Name of the stato of Ore
gon; You are hereby notified that
H Albert Burcn and
p M Ker5haw, TOnstltut..!., the board
of directors of Medford Irrigation
District, a municipal corporation and
Irrigation district within Jackson
County. Oregon, have filed In the
above entitled court a special pro
ceeding for the purpose of having a
Judicial examination and Judgment
of said court declaring and decree
ing that Medford Irrigation District
Is an Irrigation district duly organiz
ed, acting and existing under and by
virtue of the laws of the State of
Oregon.
That David H. Rosenberg. Albert
Burch and P. M. Kershaw during ell
times herein mentioned were all of
ihem duly elected, qualified and act
ing dlrectora of said district, and that
they together constituted the board
of directors thereof, and that during
all said time David H. Rosenberg has
been and Is the president of said dis
trict, and that Olen Arnsplger Is the
secretary of said district.
mat too contract act lurto in s.x-
hlblt "A" said petition is a lawful
all proceedinga of said board of dl
rectors and district with relation
thereto have been duly and regularly
neia ana naa in me manner ana as
provided by law. and that the cxecu
tlon of said contract on the part of
said district has been regularly and
legally authorized.
That all of tno proceedings of the
board of directors of said district
authorizing and directing the Issu
ance of refunding bonds of sild dis
trict In the amount of 1405.000.00
for the purpose of refunding the
present outstanding Indebtedness of
sold district in the form and as set
forth in the resolution Exhibit "O."
and said contract set forth In Exhibit
"A," and all matters and things con
nected therewith, and all of the pro
ceedings of the board of directors of
said district with relation thereto,
have been duly and regularly held
and had In the manner and as pro
vided by law. and said bonds with
said maturities and In the form and
tenor therein set forth are regularly
and legally authorized, and when ex
ecuted and Issued by said district and
delivered to said Reconstruction Fi
nance Corporation as provided In said
contract will be the legal end valid
obligations of said Medford Irrigation
District without any advertisement
or public sale thereof.
That pursuant to said contract and
resolution said Medford Irrigation
District Is possessed of the right and
Is In duty bound to levy each year
the assessments therein provided for.
for the purpose of paying principal
and interest upon said bonds; that
said right and duty, continues until
said bonds and all 'accrued Interest
thereon have been paid In full, and
that said contract and said bonds
whrn Issued anH negotiated, as afore
said, shall constitute valid and en
forceable obligations of said district,
and further, that all freeholders, le
gal voters and assessment payers
within said district, and All parties
In interest, and said district Itself, be
forever barred and concluded from
disputing, contesting or questioning
the validity or legality of any of the
foregoing proceedinga, or of said
bonds and contract and any assess
ments hereafter levied pursuant there.
to. and that the petitioners have a
decree for such further relief as may
seem equitable to the court.
This notice is served upon you pur
suant to an order of H. D. Norton,
judge of the above named court, made
November 14. 1935. by publication of
this notice once each week for three
successive weeks In Medford Mail
Tribune, a newspaper of general cir
culation published in said county,
the last of said publications to be
made on November 29. 1035, and said
period of three weeks to expire on
December 8. 1935. and the Jurisdic
tion of the above named court in the
above matter will be complete ten
days after the expiration of said beth Sallee. $10.00; Winnie E. 6nn
petiod of three weeks. Any person I ford. $25.00; Ruth M. Hoiiee, $10.U0;
Interested may at any time before I Ethel T. Stantlley. $16.00: Delia Ste
the expiration of said ten days ap-1 venson. $15.00; Mnry B, Bwaync,
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pear and contest the validity of such
proceedings, or of eny act or things
therein enumerated.
You ao further notified that the
hearing of said petition by said court
hsa been set for the 17th day of
December. 1935. at the hour of 9:30
o'clock a. m.. at the court room or
the above named court at the court
house in the City of Medford. Jack
son County, Oregon.
a. R. CARTER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County.
NBFF & FROHNMAYER.
Attorneys for Petitioners,
Cooley Theatre Bldg.,
Medford. Oregon.
Not Ire to Creditors,
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon. In and for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of Charles
E Barge, deceased.
Notice Is hereby glren, that the
undersigned has been appointed by
the Hon. Earl B. Day, Judge of the
above entitled Court, as administrator
of the estate of Charles E. Barge, de
ceased, and has duly, qualified ac
cording to law. All persons having
claims against said estate era hereby
notified to present same, with proper
vouchers, and duly verified according
to law. at the office of T. W. Miles,
attorney for the undersigned, in the
Jackson County Bank Building In the
City of Medford. Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published November
8th, 1935. WARKEN COPPOCK.
Administrator of the Estate of
Charles E. Barge, deceased
Notice of Appointment of Aft minis
trator ami ror Presentation of Claims.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the county 01 jacKson.
In the Matter of the Estate of Harry
E. Leland. Deceased.
Notice la hereby given that the
undersigned Louis R. Baker was on
the 17th day of August.. 1935. In the
above entitled court and causa and
by the order of the Honorable Barl i
B. Day. Judge of the above n tilled
court, duly appointed Administrator
of the above named Harry E. Leland.
deceased, and thereafter qualified and
Is now such Administrator; that ail
persons having claims against the es
tate of said Horry E. Leland, deceased,
are hereby required to pre sen; them
with the proper vouchers within six
months from the date of this notice
to the said Administrator at 412 Mo
erty Building, Medford. Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon.
Dated November 14th. 1935
LOUIS R. BAKER,
- Administrator of the Estate of
Harry E. Leland. Deceased.
STATEMENT
October VXVi
The following Is a schedule of the
proceedings of Jackson County, Ore
gon, showing a list of clnlmnnts for
articles and service for which the
claim Is mado and which wore passed
upon by the County Court of Jackson
County, Oregon, during the month
of Oct. 1035.
. G. R. CARTER, County Clerk.
Widow's Pensions
Botha Abel, $15.00; Mnry E. Albert.
420.00: Lottie Dnlley. $16.00; Mrs. Kan
Baldwin. $20.00: Myrtle C. Beatty,
$10.00; Iva L. Blackwell, $15.00; Co
celia Boere, $10.00; Harriett L. Bushy.
$10.00; Frances Daniels, $10.00; Mac
E. Davis, $lfv00; Zelia M. uoe, sza.uu;
Pearl Dunford, Sia.uu; Anna m. Ed
wards, $10.00; Mary O. Fry, $10.00;
Anna Gould. $15.00: Carrie Grimes,
920.00; Ethel Haertle. $10.00; Grace
Hamilton, $10.00; Inpz F. Rnyse.
$15.00; DoUie C. Holland, $25.00; Inn
Huaon, $46.00; Ellzanetn Huson,
$15.00; Eleanor M. Johnson, $25.00;
Reita Kendall, $15.00: Bessie Landing,
915.00; Fannie I. LeR,;ett, $10.00; Ora
Lester, $10.00; Flora B. Ludwig.
920.00; Carol S, Miller. $15.00: Ella
Minlnlck. $10.00; Dollle Moomaw,
$10.00; Margaret Neusbaum. $16.00;
Bettle A. Owlngs. $10.00; Helen T.
Peters, $15.00; Gllla L. Pltchford.
$10.00; Lllllnn O. Reed. $10.00; ' Marie
Reynolds. $20.00; Almeida hurscu,
915 00; Mary R. Rowley. $15.00; Eliza'
I. Perlodlo
wind of
southern
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bear pnln or
hardship
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23. Father
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brilliantly
34. Forever
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Implements
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stomach
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a woody
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we learned
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stern
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t. Since: Scotch
$10.00: Millie P. Tlnftleaf. 11000;
Alice V. Tungate, 10 00; Louise Un
it or wood, $10 00; Constance Weedman.
$15.00; Mitrtha L. V hillock. $1000;
Alonla M. Wall, $17 .50: Edith L. Wat
ion. $15.00: Verena Williams, $15.00.
Keeulnr Indigents
RoMe Akers, $8 no; Mrs. Dell An
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derson. 8 00: Joseohlne Atkinson.
$10.00; Effle M. Baer, $17.00: Henry
S. Bailey. SB 00: C. J. Balrd. 815.00:
W. W. Bnrtley, (12 00: James H. Biggs.
$8 00: Wm. M. Bungman. 810.00: Wal
ter Blackmail, 810.00; Nellie Board
man. $15.00: Clarence O. Bowling,
$15 00: Thos. A. Bradley, $8.00: Delia
Braymer, $8.00; Jacob H. Buckbee,
SB .00; W. H. Calne. $800; Frank F.
Camp. $8.00: Nettle Campbell. $10.00;
Et,w. R. Carr, $12.00; Allen Casebler.
J2000; T. E. Clark, $8.00: Geo. L.
Clark, $1500: Nancy Coffman. $12 00;
Wm. H. Crabtree. $15.00; Thora B.
Cooper, $10.00; David Crlpe, $8.00;
Eliza J. Davis, $8.00; Nelle Dean.
$12 00; Wm. E. Denny. $12.00; Emit
Dlew, $12.00; R. Lee Dungan, $8.00;
Agnes Duttnn. $10.00; Geo. J. Dyslng
er. $8.00: James B- Edwards, $15.00;
Brtty Wilson, $10.00; Irene Egan
810.00: C. 8. Embree, $8.00; Mary
Erlckson, $8.00; Dudley Estes, $12.00;
Cora Evans. $10.00; Wm. Farlow,
58.00; Thos. Farmer. $15.00: Elizabeth
Ferguson. $8.00; Elizabeth Flfer,
910.00: Martin Forbls, $10.00; Laura
Getzman, $8.00; Lele Greer, $12.00:
Susan T. Gregg. $12.00; Ira Grlgsby.
$10.00: Horace Guuderoon, $8.00; Da
vid A. Hndden. ;B 00; Lllla J. Hasklns.
$15.00: Edw. L. Hennlnger, $10 00;
Mary R. Hlgglns, $10.00: Josle. Horn.
810 00: C. N. Horn. $15.00; Adlson A.
Hopkins, $8.00; Laura Howard, $10.00;
Wm. C. 'Howe. $10.00; John A. Hu
bart. $12.00; Thos. Hume, $12.00; H.
D. Hurlburt. $10.00; Mary Hurst.
$10.00; W. J. Jackson. $25.00: Henri
etta Jones. $10.00: Ida Kathnn, $8.00:
Melissa E. Knlghten. $1000; A. A.
Lair, $15.00; Frank J. Lake, $12.00;
Chas. Lowdenback. $8.00: Chas. Mar
shall. $7.50: John O. Mason. $800;
Jnmes N. McCune, $8.00; Robert Mo-
Grotty, $8.00; Jas. W. McLean. $8.00:
Frank MrLln. $5.00: Clara Miller,
$10.00; John w. Morris. $10.00; Glad
ys Moses, $20.00; Wm. B. Mynat,
12.00: Minnie Nixon. $10.00; S. 8
O'Conner. $10 00; Mary Osborn,
S10 00; W. L. Payne. $8.00; Milton J.
Pengra. $12.00; Eva A. Perkins. $10 ou;
Julia Pierce. $15.00: Mary Price. $8.00;
Louis W. Rnrtmer, $8.00; Lydla M.
Rnthburn. $8.00: W. B. Reed, $10.00;
Thos A. Reedy, $10.00; John C. Reyn
olds. $8.00; Al Rhoten. $10.00; W. L.
Robinson. $10.00: r-ioretta men..
00; R. L. Riding. $12.00; Jessie m.
Hlgglns. $12.00; Samuel p. hood.
$12.00; Mary R. Rowley. $10.00; Jas.
D. Rupc, $12.00; Joe Rutzer, $10.00:
Jessie Searing. $10.00; Mrs. Ottle
Scholer. $8.00; Howard Seabury. $8.00;
G. B. Sexton, $8.00: Mary Shaddock,
810.00; Helen D. Skldmore, $8.00: W.
H. Stewart. $16.00: John Btubbletleld.
$10.00; C. E. Shafer, $8.00: Josephine
A. Simon, $8.00; Henry e. oiovm,
$8.00; Eliza A. Smith. $8.00: Frank
Staska. $12.00: Dan J. Sullivan, $8.00;
Unrt summers, $8.00: S. A. Swan,
810.00; Olias. Swnrtzfager. $16.00;
Harry L. Tate, $10.00; Oeo. Thompson
$25.00; Mary A. Torrence, $8.00; Mar
lon Van Natta, $8.00; L. VanCycle.
if.8.00: Mrs. J. walgamott, $12.00: An
na Wutklns. $8.00; Ida J. Watklna.
$10.00; N. J. Wilkinson, $12.00: Pierce
Wilson, $12.00; John J. Walters.
$12.00; John Winders, $8.00; Sarah
Wood, $10.00: Z. Walgamott, $13.00;
Oeo. F. Wright, $12.00: Made Wright.
$10.00; Goodwin Young, $16.00.
mil Age rein.Mi.il.
J. A. Abel. $8.00; Minnie Abel, $8.00;
Ell Atnlck, $6.00; Geo. Aswek, $8.00;
John Anderron. $8.00; Alonzo Boln
ter, $15.00; Mary C. Baker, $5.00; J.
H. Barker. $10.00; Ell Baker. $10.00;
Wallaco Baldwin, $8.00; Ida Arm
Bates, $8.00; Wm. J. Beadsley. $15.00;
Albert Bell. $10 .00: Wm. T. Bennett,
S13.00; Adla c. Blsh. $10.00: Lily D.
Blackwood. $10.00; Minerva R. Bliss.
$10.00; John S. Bonar. $12.00; Her
man P. Boyer. $8.00; Wm. H. Brad
ford, $8.00: Ellen Bradford. $7.00,
Robert O. Bragg, $12.00; Addle Brltt
eon. $B00; Chas. A. Brown, $10.00,
B. H. Butlcrtleld, $12.00;
Burt, $8.00; Walter E.
Hector B. Cady. $20.00; 8. E. Carter.
$8.00; I. E. Clapp, $8.00: Wm. J. Cam
srn am no; Chas. R. Chllds. $8.00;
o'lile e'. Clark. $7.00; Samuel B. Cotl
man, $8.00; E. D. Collin.. ;
n. combes, $12.00; Thos. J. Cook,
J12 00; E. E. Cook. $10.00; W. A. Cook.
0 00; Elizabeth Coop", $10.00: Mary
A. Cmrne. $10.00; Thos. A. Crump.
$10.00; Thos. Cullen, $12.00: Dresth-
A. Davis, $o.uu; c n. i..
Hnrv'py D.cle, $8 00; Amelia Dimnl.
E Dlan. tB.OO; Geo. Dietrich. 10 M:
Thou. K. Dole, 8.00: Wm. A. Doug"'
R0O: LoulB. M. Downs, 8.0O, John
nlnp, .uu: ur ,'17
ward.. !0 00; Samuel Esser. 8 00,
Jennie Eldrldiw. ua.OO: Barbara E
tell. 8 00; Harry C. Evana. '3 00.
Mary Evrnslzer, 8.00; A. T. Everhard.
8 00: Wm. H. Evernara. ov; n. .
Fnrrlcr. 8 no: w A-r
W. B. Finney, 110.; in.
er. IB00: John 8. Fouler 10X0,
nuch Frlti, 1S00; John T. Fry.
i?M; Biirah I. Fry. 7.50; W. H. Oard
ner. 8 00; John E. Oarner. J10.00.
Jane Ooade. .10.00; Morrl. Gould,
BOO; Mapale Qrant. 15.0O: Sarah E.
Gray. 800; Jaa. M. Clreene.
Samuel T. Green, 110.00: BernMU.
Orlflln, 110.00; Jonn
innn- r.niel I,. Orlnahy. 8.00; MaR-
Kle Hamilton, 10.00: Jennie E. Ham-
' n n U.H.aV.r aR.00:
mono, aiu w, e., o. ,,,, .
...I.. u.rh.,mh. 7.00: Oeo. Harija-
dine, 15.00: Newton O. Hanklna. 8 O0;
B. E. Le Hay, lo.uu; wu"
man. 8.00; Jaa. R. O. Haynea, 10 00:
Wm. P. Heffner. 13.0O; Ben). P. Hel
man. tlO.OO; Nellie Hlbba, 8 00; A-
C. Hlnea. 8 00; Cordelia P. Horner.
10.00; Wm. W. Hohha. 5.00; plo P.
Hoglund, 800; John F. Hnlbroc.
$7 50: Jane o. Holbrook. 7.0: Wm.
Holloway. ou; josetu
.a t. .iih Unrnhrook. S.OO: Oeo.
i Hniienneak. tB 00: . W. Howell.
.loon. Mnniu Huchbanka, 112 00;
John H. Hum. 10.00; J. B. Jackson,
812 00; Roxllna jacuson.
ai 00: Jaa. W. Jarvla. 10 00:
Serepta Jenklna. 8 00; Anna M. Jen-
wn. $iooo: J. c. jonua.
Cha. johnaon. $10 00; Helen M. John-
.nn .moo- wm. H. Jordan. $12.00;
Flora Kano'ff. $500; W. O. Kennedy.
8 00 J. W. KlnXade. $12 00; Edward
lne Knight. $8 00: Mattle Kranlti.
tiaoo; John D. Und. $8 00: Kather
Ine Landrra, $16.00; Burton H. I.
$8 00: F. P. LewU, $8.00: Margaret
I.lngerfelt, $18 00: M. N. Long. $10.00:
W. M. LUk. $12 00; BlVta 'lalhUB.
$12 00; P. MacEntyre, $10.00: Henry
Mayer. $8 00; Alonzo R. Maynard.
.ft 00: Mtrv Ann Mee. $8.00: M. Mi
Bride. $12 00: J. N. McCune. $10 00:
Ph"b Jane McCoy. $10 00; Mary Mc
Clellan. $18 00: Oeo. McDonald. $8 00:
J. H. McJImsey, $16.00; Laura V. Mc
Kinney. $8 00: Emma A. McKray
H00: Paul Mllkowlakt, $10 00; John
O. Miller. $8 00; Oua Mitchell. $10 00;
Lulu J Mundy. $20 00: Edw. J. Mur-
nhy. $8 00; W. H. Newton, $8 00: NelU
Ntllaon, $6 00: A J. Nicholson, $10 00;
John T. Oden, $16.00: Sarah C. Ovl-
atM, $1000: Lettl A. Owens. $8 00;
Jas, Owens. $10.00: H. L. Palmer.
$10 00; Sarah A. Parker. $8 00: Olive
B Parson. $10.00: Hester Pence, $6 00;
Ixiulsa Pinny. $8 00; Lillian M. Perk-
Ins, $8 00; L. A. Pettis, $10.00; Elmer
E. Phelps, $8 00: Miles B. Pinion.
$10.00: Wm. T. Plank. $8 00; Frances
M. Poole. $12.00: C. E. Powers. $8 00:
L. H. Preslar. $8 00: M. H. Price. $5.00;
J. M. Potter. $10.00; J. W. Rock. $8 00;
I. M. Rowe, $8 00; Mallnda A. Robin
son, $10 00; Thos. Snckett. $8.00:
Barney Salsman. $8 00; Otto M. Selby.
810.00; W. F. Shaw. $5.00; Minnie J
Shaw, $5.00; J. C. Shipley, $8.00; Re.
becca J. Slaughter. $10 00: J. D. Sta
ple, $10.00: B. E. Smallwood. $12 00:
Ida F. Smith, $20.00: Annls Smith,
$20.00: Mattle Smith, $8.00: J. R
Smith $8 00; Ella C. Smith, $10.00: i
OeOuE.,arty'J,15'0'' Marlon so-
wash. $10 00: Fred L. Spencer. $10 00;
ov. .ovw, i.j o. auiii, , iraiik Perl. $0.00: Calif. Orezon Pow-
ble. $12 00: Ltldnda Stevenson. $12 00; co slBo 49; Shell Oil Co., $24 00
Addle Strubie $12.00; W. J. Sturgls. , Knox Lumber Co., $07.83: Red Cross
$8.00; McKnlght Surbcr, $5.00: L. N
Swartz, $15.00; Mary J. Swlnden,
$10.00; Alex Tate. $8 00: Mary B. Tay
lor. $10.00: Australia Tnylor, $5.00:
J. B. Tellon. $1200: Dwlght Terwll
llnger, $10.00; Jennie 8. Thatcher,
$8 00: O. H. Thompson. $10.00; W. L.
Townsend, $16.00; Jackson True.
$12.00; C. A. Turner. $10 00; Wiley
Turnbough, $8.00; F. E. Van Cleve.
$800; L. van Gundy. $15.00; C. E.
Velln. $8.00; c. M. Walte, $12.00:
John D. Wakefield, $2000; W. C.
Ward, $10.00: James B. Watklns.
$15 00: Willis Watson. $10 00: Mary H.
Webster. $12 00; Thos. J. West. $10 00;
Emma D. Wilson. $8.00: Nancy E.
Wilson. $5.00: Jesse W. Wilson, $8.00;
A. C. Wilson. $8.00; Mary L. Wuod,
$8.00: J. L. Wooldrtdge. $12.q0; M. M.
Wright. $800: J. A. Wright. $12.00;
L. S. Wright. $1000; Elizabeth Wulf.
$8.00; Margaret Yaster, $10.00; Eliza
beth Yockey, $15 00; James Young,
Susanna E. Cox, $8.00.
Service and Supplies
Standard Oil Co., $5.05: E. J. Smith.
$10.00: Heath s Drug Store, $1.35;
Shell OU Company, $24.00; wm. Bru
in, $25.00; Geo. Hartley, $22.60; Gales
and Lydlard, $34.80: M and M Dept.
Store, $101.60; Monarch Seed and
Feed Co., $14.43: Medford Hardware
Co., $41.71: Snider Dairy, $31.01: Un
ion OU Co., $1.40; Hubbard Brothers,
$1434; I. R. Fredegar. $88.77; Beck's
Bakery, $1.12: Manns Dept. store,
$955; Medford Shoe Shop, $1.50;
Porter Lumber Co., $18.38; Knox
Lumber Co., $366.60; P, E. Jenkins.
$3.99: R. J. Klnabargcr. $4.49; Chas. I
Blltch, $02.64: R. E. Cundlff. $11.07;
Hubbard Brothers, $2.22: Med. cone.
Const. Co., $120.83; Big pines Lumber
company, a.io: t. h. bimpsun.
$21.02; Ashland Lumber Co., $36.(0:
Timber Products Co., $36. 19; Medford
Sheet Metal Works, $26.10; Economy
Lumber Company, $36.50; R. J. For
sythe, $76.00: Weeks and Orr. $0.37;
Office 8ta. and Supply Co.. $2.15; Leo
Deneer, $2,60: Oilman Dnlry, $20.60;
Gates and Lydlard. $204.12: Parks
Grocery, $10.00: W. L. Gardener.
$2.16; Green baum'a $11.85: Meadow
Brook Dairy, $3.00; Safeway Stores,
$5.00; Daugherty's Orocery. $5.00:
Court street Groervy, $60.00; J. C.
Penney Co., $18.08: Mrs. J. O. Ottln-
ger, $10.00; Humphrey's Grocery,
$26,00; M and M Dept. Store, $5.04;
Boyd's Market, $50.02: Heath and
Holllster, $4.00: Peerless Market. $3.00;
Currier's Grocery, $4.00; Gunter Fuel
Co., $3.50; Fuller arocery, $10.20;
Mann'a, $2.23; Wendt'a Dairy, $8.00:
Jones Cash Storo. $12.00; Gold Seal
Creamery, $1.00: Fred O'Kelly, $10.00;
Gates and Lydlard, $3.14; Southern
OreRon Gas Co., $20.61: Roy Moonl
$2.26; Blanche Runcls, $4.00; Dorothy
Mitchell. $100.00; Jock Fortln, $4.00:
Ed Stlllwell, $4.00; Wm. Fox, $3.20:
Industrial Insurance $.27: Hubbard
Brothera. $2.26: Red Cross Travel,
S45.05; National Reemployment,
$53.67: Florence Cuffel, $14.00: H. H
Harvey, $22.60: Kenneth Anthony,
$7.60; H. O. Chlldroth, $5.00; 8. E.
Brill. $12.60; Mrs. O. E. McClaln.
$12.40: Jane Kent, $18.00; Olive
Thresher, $10.34: Maude Wyant,
$30.00; C. A. Prltchott, $30.00; A. R.
Enyart, $18.80; Mrs. A. D. Hall, $30.00;
June Earhart, $7.50; Btock and Llt
wlller, $0.00; Ashland Hospital, $32.00;
Jacksonville Sanitarium, $273.50; Dr,
Thayer, $1.60; Dr. Durno, $16.00; Sa
cred Heart Hospital, $514.44: D. J.
Bolton, $38.26: Phyllis Sweorlngon,
$30.00; Community Hospital, $304.30:
Dr. Motfatt, $60.00; Dr. O. A. Hlnea.
$15.00: West side Pharmacy, $lH.uo;
Shaw Supply Co., $20.06; Jackconvlllo
Pharmacy, $13.36; Heath's. $68.40;
Enst Side Pharmacy, $10.76; Health
Department, postago, $51.00; Gertrude
Martin. $18 00: W. D. Jackson, $1.00;
Paul McDonald, at on- M. I,, Baldwin,
$1.00: Oscar Sliver. $1.00; Guy Ap
plewhite, $1.00; R. J. Plltenger, $1.00;
R. J. stone. $100; Will M. Dodge,
$1.00; Gordon Mccracken, $1.00; Pa
tricia Oliver, $1.00; Oeo. Bennett,
$1.00: Harry Jackson, $1.00; C. W.
Carlow. $1.00: Dr. H. A. Woods, $1.00:
R. W. Hall. $1.50: Frank Perl, $12.75;
H. N. Butler. $2.00; Fred Jensen,
$2.00; C. J. Carstens, $2.00; Tom Wat
erman, $2.00: Clifford Oass, $2.00;
Hobart Price. $2.00: Francea Parker.
$1.00; Mike Beck. $1 00; Virgil Leslie.
$1.00: O. McCredle. $1.00; Dr. H. B.
OIUIs, $1.00: Helen Casper, $1.00;
Wvlamae Parker. $1.00: Frank perl.
$10.05; Office Bta. and Supply Co.,
$60.00: Postal Telegraph. $3.73; W. 8.
Allen, $25.00: Oertrude Mnrtln, $22.60:
Stlckney. $11.60; O. R. Carter, post- I
age. $3603; Jean Hunt, $1.00: R. L.
Polk. $3600: Frankel Carbon Co.,
$23.60: Burials, $136.00; Edytha Mar
tin, $31.30: Calif. Oregon Power Co..
$101.37: Mall Tribune $130.66; West
Coast Printing Co., $11.36: O. A. cod
ding, travel, $20.20: Nelson Dunn.
$53,76; Walker Lewis, $63.78; John
Jones. $11.26; F. H. Fredericks, $35 85:
Jack Meredith, $35.60; Tom Dickey.
$3 00; Arne Carlson. $3.00: Dave Bates.
$10.10; W. L. Dudley. $2 00; H. O.
Miller, $220: Leonard Osborn. $3 00;
Oeo. Campbell. $3.00; rrank Taylor.
$3 00; W. E. Finney, $3.00: Oeo. Hil
ton. $3.00: J. K. Olll Co., $4.60; W. E.
Flnrer Co., $3.50: American Brush
Co., $2.68; West Coast Printing Co.,
S12 60, R. B. Thompson. $16 36; J. R.
Blerms, $.70: Blanche Runels. $4.00;
W. R. Coleman, postage, $2.00; Clay
ton Oaddy. $3 00: Ed Smith. $8 80; !
Cliff Smith, $7.00; Olen smltn. $fl ou;
8yd I. Brown, postage, $110.00: Sher
iff Travel, $202 66: Irwin Hodson
Company. $2 30: Ashland Tidings,
$20 00; National Hospital Assn.. $4 00;
Dave Pence, $18 00; county Court,
postage, $20 00: Nellie R. Madden.
$14.60; Frank Dltaworth, $2000: John
Anderson. $13 80; Oeo. L. Trelchler.
$13 00; William Hedrlck. $14 60; Rob
ert E. Oalloway, $16 60: John Opp.
$13 40; Fred B. Tracy, $14 00: W. W.
Robinson. $11.60; A. L. Rathburn,
$13 00; Dellla S. Jennings. $12 80; R.
E. Jonea. $14.40; A. E. McKay. $12 60;
Arthur Kent, $14 00; Myrtle Whipple.
$13.40; Cliff Dunnlngton. $14 00; C.
H. Thomas, $14 60; H. Luy. $8 00;
Prsnk R. Bellinger. $8 00; John Can
trll aQOO- A. K. Btevens. $3.00: W.
D. Bain. $12 00. Tom Farlow. $8 00;
Home Tel. and Tel. Co., $00.14; Na
tional Hospital Assn., $3 08; Otis Ele
vator Co., $8.00; Medford Hardware
Co.. $1 86; John A. Perl, $1.7S: Frank
E. Anderson, $2 00; Geo. Kunrman
Co., $1335; Mndroma Dairy. $30.85:
H. D. Reed. $12 20: O. W. Oodward.j
$.3U; Henrietta aanary, t'.au; western
Union. $4 63: State Industrial Acci
dent Com., $30 00; I. O. O. F. Lodfl.
$35.00: Lovlnger Disinfectant Co..
900 00; Keystone Envelope Co., $12 50
Southern-Oregon Oaa Co.. $1086:
Safeway Stores, $3 64; Plggly Wlggly,
?82.12; Merrlmnn Daily, $3 83; Oilman
Dairy. $8.40; Snider Dairy. $2 11- E
C. Rice. $30.00; Medford Cone. Const"
Co.. $6.25; Ble Pines Lumber Co
$171.63; Hubbard Brothers, $1.70: E.
m. Kicnaruson. $17.50; National Hos-
pital Assn., $5.33; Timber Products
Co.. $36.19: Medford Sheet Metal
Works, $25.10; Economy Lumber Co.,
.i5.f.O; Medford Cone. Const. Co..
$a8O0; R. J. Forsvthe, $75.00: Weeka
and Orr, $0.37; Timber Prod. Co.,
SB2.50; People's Electric. $37,511;
ifotft.h1 rkro, .1 IS- n. . VT
Johnson, $2 83: Billy Slatler. $5.00;
Hertford Stnty Store, $4.70: J. Verne
shangle. $8.76: Jessie Klzer. $3 10-
Travel, $45.05; Irwin Hodson Co.,
$15.32; o. A. Codding, Travel. $23 88;
Marshall Smith Leonard. 85.80: chil
dren's Farm Home, $50.00.
Jaeksnn Countv Library
J. K. Gill Co., $20.78: Lamport's,
$2-34: MacmUlen Co.. $6.38: Oregon
Bookbinding Co.. $38 99; Sather Gate
Book Shop. $25.90; Wllco and Follett,
$192: E. Wyle, $3 82; Katrlna Runtz.
Travel, $3.05; current Expense, $20.00.
Bounty Fund
Harry Boussum, $3 00: Robert
Hodgson. $3 00; J. R. Anderson. $3.00;
J. J. Freeman. 83.00; Oeo. Handy.
$3.00; Hurry van Proyen. $3.00; W. P.
Nye. $1.50; Leonard Bradshow, $3.00;
Hurry Tonn. $3 00: Vernon Meyers,
$3.00: Joe Rummerfleld, $3.00; o. A,
Crosby. $3.00; Vernon Brophy. $3.00;
Enrl Dean. $3 00; Fred starboard.
$300; H. L. Kubll, $3.00: TreavlU
Terpln, $3.00; Bill Walch, $3.00; H.
A. Gray. $6.00; Geo. Sherman. $10.00;
R. F. Rankin, $3,00: Jesse Vincent,
$3.00; Fred M. Cornutt, $600; otto
Neldermeyer. $3.00: Ben L. Messlnger,
$3.00; Ward V. Croft, $3.00; L. H.
Wyant. $3.00: Vornon Hopkins. $5L00;
Same Morehouse, $3.00; J. W. Neath
amer, $3,00: Lewis Dusenberry, $3.00;
Kester Kasad, $3.00; Cecil Hanseom,
$0.00; R, H. Sims, $3.00: Harlan Can
trell. $3.00; Thos. Flrstbrook. $3 00;
R. H. Sims. $3.00; W. H. Varner,
$3.00; Qua A. Peck, $3 00; S. J.
Richardson, $3 00; Joe Rummer
field. $3.00: Geo. H. Fry. $3.00: W. A.
Stratton, $3.00; Lawrence Barnett.
$3.00; F. J. Rlppey. $3.00; R. w. Rose,
$6 00; Leonord Bradshaw. $3.00; Louis'
Miller. $3.00; Alvln McMnstor, $15.00:
M. F. Haynes. $3.00; Geo. Lake, $18.00;
u. is., ounaenana. $3.00: O. A. Ab
bott, $3.00; Carl N. Borgdtrom, $3.00'
Roe Freeman, $3.00; T. F. Trtielove.
$6.00; W. L. Lorsunit, $3.00; L. L. Igo.
93.00; H. L. Ward, $0.00.
Bonds
R. L. Hughes. $14.34: Jean Mee.
$1135; W. B. Harlow, $14 93; Ben
Moore, $14.34: Chas. Marshall, $35.00:
Colyeor Motor Sales Co., $59.36; Mo
tor Publishing Company, $5,00; A. O.
Haag Co.. $04.80: General Petroleum
Corp., $785.00: Southern Pacific Co
$18.00; Mctlford Lumber Co., $440 63'
Hardy's Cash Store, slogan.
Calif. Freight, $1.62: Woodbury Com
pany, $20.64: Medford Plate Glass
Works, $15.25: Lorenz Co., $10.44- Of-
"no supply CO., $6,70: Plercs
Auto Freight. $13. In? a n n.,n.n .,..
Sons, $70.30; L. Lull, $10.16; Miller
Tractor Co., $47.70; Southern Paclflo
l '" wi farts Co., $08.00;
National Hospital Assn., $123.05- Wm
Bruin. $63.83; Wm. FOX, $70.75: Clif
ford Garvin, $60.76; R. J. Rlnabarger,
.,...,, j. . a. uenttins. sim.7A. w
Burbldge, $88.00: Harold Tolle, $00.60;
Jack Fortln. $102.00; Ed Stlllwell,
$74.00: O. L. Smith, $40.17; Thomas
Roscborry, $100.00: Gale Moulton,
$70.00: W. L. Tolle. $23.33-, Jack,
Thresher, $28.25; Percy Holey, $58.00;
Paul B. Rynnlng. $1.87; L. J. Bigham,
$106.00; Fred N. cummings, $3.00;
Jim Merrltt, $107.73; Ralph Merrltt,
$05.20: Howard aould, $2.30: Sam
Coy, $4.30; Frank Hurst, $2.30; Les
ter Throckmorton, $106.00; Lloyd WIN
son, $47.80; Frank Btrahan. $2.30;
Wm. Hurst, $4.78: Ralph Hurst, $4.78;
O. E. Simons. $7.17; W. B. Simons.
$7.17; Dean Whectman, $4.78; W. M.
Tothrow, $72.00; Henry Meyer, $93.40;
R. H. Heath, $62.14; W. L. Tolle,
67.17: Hawklnson Tire Service. $20.76;
Th Blue Print Shop, $3.00; Wltham
Service station, $1.15: Medford Cono.
Const. Co.. $28.41; Calif. Oregon Pow
er Co., $03.00: Lowls Super Servica
$7.55: Ray Coleman, $2.00 Mertfnnl.
Hardware 'Company, $2.08; Medforcl
Water Commission, $304; Hubbard
Brothers. $11.89; Home Tel. and Tel.
Co., $0 67: State Industrial Accident
Com., $205.14; Lye.! Hnrtman, f.07.75;
William Rdnns, $59.14; Enrl Bryant,
$0.60: Menno Schmidt, $77.35: J. B.
Hamaker, $52.67: Walter Anderson,
$21.61; L. R. McDuffy, $37.04; Chaa.
Blltch, $21.54: A. N. Merrill, $4.78:
Wesley Hortmsn, $112.75: Woods.
Lumber Co., $50.00; Big Pines Lum
ber Co., $50.00: Porter Lumber Co.,
61.B9; Medford Service Station,
$27.87: H. F. Swingle. $85.41: Stata
Industrial Accident Com., $100.72: F.
F. Burk, $3.76: Economy Lumber Co.,
$03.10; Llttrell Parts Co., $43 49;
Timber Products Co., $7.75: Iron Cul
vert Co., $121.30: Colyear Motor Sales:
Co.. $14 20; Steel Pnrts Co., $98 00:
Shell Oil Co., $477.30: Emll Pell, $3 25,
vBy PlAIN-SPOKEH PETE W
FAT MEN HAVE
ONE CONSOLATION.
THEV HAVE
SOMETHING TO
SHOW FOR WHAT
THEY'VE EATEN
You hnv plenty to .how for yonr
money when you bring your ear
here for servicing. Our men ore
skillet, experienced and thorough
. . , there Isn't a thing overlooked,
you'll like our prices, too Urlie
In today lor TUNE-IP!
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