EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL THIBUNB Thursday, June 8. 1944
(Continued From Pag Three)
Travel
100.00
$ 42,677.00
Estimated Balance on Hand July 1, 1944...
CONSOLIDATED FUND:
Balance on Hand April 1, l44
Estimated Receipt:
Notes .
$ 58,708.00
Contracts .
Taxes
..$ 17,812.19
$ 40.00
700.00
797.81
Estimated Expenditures:
Salaries and Labor
Estimated Balance on Hand July 1, 1944 ,
IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND:
Balance on Hand April 1, Wi .
Estimated Receipts:
Notes and contracts .
Taxes
$ 19,350.00
$ 130.00
$ 19,220.00
27,957.44
..$ 307.58
790.00
Estimated Expenditures:
Interest Due May .
Estimated Balance On Hand July 1, 1944
GENERAL BOND FUND:
Balance on Hand April 1, 1944
Estimated Receipts:
Taxes -
29,055.00
200.00
-.$ 13,417.57
$ 800.00
Estimated Balance On Hand July 1, 1944..
LI3HARY:
Balance on Hand April 1, 1044....
Estimated Receipts:
Fines
Estimated ExDenditures:
Salaries and Miscellaneous Expense ,
Estimated Balance on Hand July 1, 1944 .
8,063.23
265.00
200.00
"8"52o7-3
$ 28,855.00
DISBURSEMENTS:
Reservoir Construction
Estimated Balance June 30, 1945
Estimated Balance June 30,
RECEIPTS
Interest on Investments
Transfer from Water Fund
DISBURSEMENTS
Bonds Maturing
Estimated Balance June 30, 1945
BUDGET
Water Bond Sinking Fund
July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945
1944
200,616.20
$ 47,074.37
45,450.00
BULLDOG JACKSON
$ 92,524.37
41,000.00
$ 51,524.37
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Is true statement of the nrooosed budget of expendi
tures and receipts for the tax year commencing Julv 1. 1944. as adoDted bv the Budget Committee
of the City of Medford, Oregon, on May 23, 1944, and together with the budget estimates for
the tax year commencing July 1, 1943, and a summary of the expenditures for the two previous
tax years as required to be published by law; and notice is hereby given to all persons Interested
therein that the Council will meet in the City Hall ln'said city, on Tuesday, June 20, 1944, at 7:30
o'clock d. m. of said dav and then and there discuss raid budset and make lew of city taxes for
expenditures for the tax year 1944-45; and at said time and, place any person interested therein
can meet with the Council and be heard in favor of or against said tax levy or any part thereof,
and d' juss the same. J. R. WOODFORD,
Recorder.
LEVIEF
63.565.00
58,708.96
3,235.12
GENERAL FUND:
1944-45 Budget .....
Estimated Receipts 1944-45 .......
Estimated Cash July 1, 1944
Levy ...,
CONSOLIDATED FUND:
Bond Schedule ............... .$
Estimated Cash July 1, 1944 19.220.00
Held to Pay Interest ..... 6,640.00
Balance to Apply on Budget -
improvementbond fundV "
Bond Schedule ., $
Estimated Cash July 1, 1944 28.855 00
Held to Pay Bonds and Interest .... 18,620.62
Balance to Apply on Budget ,
$233,797.62
$ 32,080.00
""HJeojio
$ 25.234.38
Levy
1944 .
GENERAL BOND FUND:
Bond Schedule
Estimated Cash July 1.
Held to Pay Bonds and Int. 1944-45 .
Levy . .........
LIBRARY FUND:
Budget Estimated 1944-45 ,
Cash
Estimated Cash July 1, 1944 .
Estimated Receipts 1944-45 ,
Levy
, TOTAL LEVY .
..$..
14,217.57
11,673.82
10,234.38
$ 5.543.75
2,543.75
$ 18,023.80
8,293.11
950.00
6,243.11
BONDS
Airport "A"
Airport "B"
Total
Outstanding
S 32,000.00
8,000.00
Int.
Rate
1M)
VA
' $158,804.35
BOND SCHEDULE 1944-1945
40,000.00
July
P $ 4,000.00
P 1,000.00
I 200.00
$ 5,290.00
August
Sept.
Consolidated Improve
ment Bonds No. 1 $218,000.00
Total
IMPROVEMENT BOND FUNDS:
Refunding Series "A"....$ 36,000.00
Refunding Series "B" 6,000.00
Refunding Scries "C"- 7,500.00
Refunding Seriei "D" . 11,500.00
Refunding Series' "E" 6,000.00
Refunding Series "E". 10,000.00
Refunding Water Main 4,929.03
3M
au
8V4
IV
14
SVi
I 6,540.00
$ 6,540.00
P $11,500.00 $..
$ 14,217.57
R2ns.11
Levy
111,5.3.624
$"l9"50b"00
$ 15,000.00 '
$""3"ooo!o6 ;
$ 9,780.69
I ;
Nov. Jan. Feb. March May Total Total I
$ $ $ $ 4,000.00
!'".""! $ " "253.75 !""! ' I 543;75 Z
$ 253.75 $ 5,543.75 $ 5,543.75
$11,000.00 $ $ $ $19,000.00
6.510.00 13,080.00
JUG Ai BYRON
10 FACE KATONEN
Bad Boy May Be Tamed By
Champion, Fans Hope
Wagner Meets Davidson.
With Paavo Katonen, king of
Pacific light-heavyweights, as his
opponent, Bulldog Jackson, one
of wrestling's most colorful ex
ponents, returns to Medford
tonight in the main event of
Promoter Mack LUlard's weekly
armory card. Jackson, a clever,
tough and thoroughly unscrupu
lous grappler, will probably be
a slight underdog in weight but
his unorthodox tactics should
Philadelphia, June 8 U.P m0re than make up for any lack
Co-favorites Harold (Jug) Mc-, jn this respect. The "Bulldog's"
MAY TOE SLAB IN
Spaden of Philadelphia and By
ron Nelson of Toledo, Ohio, led
a star-studded field of 129 golf
ers Into the first round of the 72-
hole $17,500 Philadelphia In
quirer war bond invitation tour
nament today.
Playing over spacious Torres-
dale-Frankf ord Country club
course, sectional champions,
both amateur and professional,
from all parts of the nation, teed
off on the opening day of the
four-day mepal play tourney for
the top prize of $6700 In war
bonds.
McSpaden, big winner on the
winter circuit, where he took
home $13,500 worth of prizes,
and Nelson, his closest compet
itor and former National PGA
and U. S. open winner, were
early favorites.
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
LEAGUE PINNACLEil
The
league
many
course
By United Press
maddest Pacific Coast
pennant scramble in
a year continued its
last night, the Portland
$25,540.00
I
P
I
P ,
I .
P ,
I ,
P ,
I
I
P
I
630.00
2,000.00
150.00
1,500.00
86.26
2,500 00
121.87
45 00
87.50
428.75
""moo
3.500 00
201.25 .
60.00
$
$
81.25
2,000.00
45 00
87.50
140.00
$32,080.00 $32,080.00
$11,500.00
1,058.75
2,000.00
220.00
2,500.00
203.12 .
3,500.00
341.25
2,000.00
90.00
175.00
1,500.00
146.26
Total
..$ 81,929 03
$15,866.26 $ 2,621.87 $ 132.50 $ 3,701.25 S 558.75 $ 81.25 $ 2,132.50 $ 140.00 $25,234.38
GRAND TOTAL..$339,929 03
STATEMENT OF BONDS OUTSTANDING
Date of Maturity
Bonds Issue Date
GENERAL BONDS.
AIRPORT CONSTRUCTION
Series "A" 1 15-41 1944 51
Scries "B" 7-15-41 1944-51
CONSOLIDATED IMPROVEMENT
11 34
REFUNDING IMPROVEMENT:
Water Main 7-1-35
Scries
Series
Series
Series
Series
Series
MEDFORD WATER:
$500,000 Issue ...4-1-28
Refunding 12-15-42
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
(Utility) 91-59
"A"... 71-35
"B"...7-i-35
"C" 8-1 35
"D" 11-5-35
"E" 3-1-42
E 3-1 42
1944-53
1944-46
1944-46
1944-46
1944-48
1044-48
1947
1952
1944-45
1944-49
1944-59
MAY 1, 1944
Int. Bonds
Bale Outstanding Total
I'i $ 32.000 00
1U 8.000.00 $ 40,000.00
6 218,000.00 218.000.00
814 4,929.03
3V4? 36,000.00
3'i 6,000.00
3H 7,500.00
814 11 500.00
6.000 00
1H 10,000.00 81,029.03
5 272.000 00
1U 120,000.00 392,000.00
4 67,000.00 07,000.00
Cash
Balance
$ 14,108.79
$25,234.38
$62,858.13
Pirates Tighten Grip on Second
Place With Win Over Cincinnatti
TOTAL BONDS OUTSTANDING..
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
Operation:
General Expense
Right of Way Old Line ...
Bii Butte Springs Line . ..
City Distribution System...
Maintenance:
General Expense
Fight of Wav Old Line..
Bis Butte Spring Line....
City Distribution System..
Capital Cost:
ueneral Expense
BUDGET WATER DEPARTMENT
Current Water Fund
July 1, 1944 to June 30. 194S
..$798,929.03 $130,834.09
Big Uutte Springs Line .
City Distribution System....
20.303.49
25 00
8.426 00
12.075.00
2,060 00
75 01)
5.7.10 00
6.205.00
8.350 00
8.799.00
6,250.00
New York, June 8 (UP.)
Manager Frankle Frisch of the
i riii.sijurgn nraies consiaereci
18.231.88 ! the possibilities today of making
basketball a regular part of the
Pirates' spring training routine
in years to come.
The fiery Frisch, who com
plained during training this year
that he was developing a cage
Instead of a diamond team be
cause bad weather at Muncie,
Ind., forced his squad Indoors
much of the time, rapidly Is
becoming a basketball booster.
The Pirates, whom Frisch said
could challenge the Indiana
state high school championship
basketball tram to a game, have
been getting along all right In
baseball too. They strengthened
their hold on second place In
the National league last night
to a lull game over Cincinnati
by beating the Reds 4-2 and
28,821.15
49.074.37
20.017 90
Beavers regaining first place
from the San Francisco Seals and
the Seattle Ralniers Jumping in
to third ahead of Hollywood as
the four clubs remained bunched
a half-game apart.
Portland nipped Los Angeles
3-2 while the last-place Sacra,
mento Solons were stopping San
Francisco 2-1 to drop the Seals
from their one-day lead. Seattle
defeated Oakland 4-3 in 12 in
nings and San Diego trimmed
Hollywood 5-3.
appearances here m past years
m the roie of bad boy have often
left the fans wishing an oppo
nent could be found that would
teach him the error of his ways.
Katonen may be the very one
to do this little" thing for he has
demonstrated his ability to take
care of mat villains in recent
matches here.
Appearing in the seml-wlndup
George "Georgeous" Wagner,
whose taste runs to super-dooper
dressing gowns and sly use of
the fist whpn iha croina crate
rough, will face an opponent j Hollywood
of his own school of wrestlint San Diego
Harold "Buck" Davidson. David
son is not averse to a bit of
punching and this melee may
steal the show before the final
gong Is rung.
Opening the evening's festivi
ties will be Tarzan Potvin, a
newcomer to local grappling
circles, and Silent Rattan, who
is deaf and dumb. Both of these
worthies are angling for shots
the better-known boys and-:
according to Lillard will strut
their stuff from the opening
bell.
The opener is scheduled for
8:30 p. m.
In the game between the
Station Hospital and Medford
Craters at the Medford ball
park Sunday at 2:30 p. m., the
Hospital team will start their
southpaw chucker, Sgt. Steuber
if the doc's at the hospital feel
he Is ok. Is the word from Camp
White today. Steuber still has
four- stitches in his forehead
from a collision with Sgt. Hunt,
Station Hospital catcher, in last
Sunday's game with the W. ' P.
R. C. ball club. Both players
suffered broken noses In the
mix-up when both ran for a
pop-fly in front of home plate.
Possibility of a four-way tie
for first place in the Camp
White-Medford league loomed
with this weekend's games. If
the Craters win Sunday, and the
W. P, R. C. nine can triumph
over the Prisoner of War Camp
Guards Saturday at the Camp
Sports Arena field, all four
teams participating in this week
end's games will share the lead
ing slot.
MOW THEM
Pacific
Los Angeles
Oakland .....
Sacramento
Coast
W.
34
34
34
33
32
27
25
20
L. Pet.
25 .576
26 .567
27 .557
27 .550
30 .516
32 .458
35 .417
37 .351
GOOD CORRESPONDENT
Boston (U.PJ Movie actress
Martha Raye receives between
300 and 500 letters a month from
Amreican servicemen overseas
and answers all of them!
PURPLE HEART
Paris, 111. OI.R) More than 25
years after he -was wounded by
shrapnel in France during World
War I, Martin F. Zogg, Paris, is
scheduled to receive the Purple
Heart award. Notice of the
award was received from the
war department recently.
IT'S AN ILL WIND . . .
Camden, Ark. (U.R) The city
council made at least some good
come of a recent tornado. Realiz
ing that lumber is in heavy de
mand, Mayor W. J. Risinger and
the city council cemetery com
mittee decided to sell trees blown
down during the storm.
Dm Mall Tilbune Want Ads.
'drew within three and a half
games of the idle league-leading!
ht. Louis Cardinals.
The New York Giants stretch
ed their streak of consecutive
games in which they have hit
homers to 10 by clouting four
to trounce the Boston Braves 6-2.
In the only other National
league game scheduled the Phil
adelphia Phillies shoved the
Brooklyn Dodgers down into
seventh place with a 6-5 victory.
in me American league the
Chicago White Sox ran their
victory string to seven games by
defeating the Detroit Tigers 3-1.
Tex Hughson ran his record
to nine wins against four losses
in his competition against the
New York Yankees as the Bos
ton Red Sox downed the cham
pions 8-1.
No other American league
games were scheduled.
Marshall Wins Nod
Over Detroit Star
Oakland. Calif., June 8 (U.R)
Lloyd Marshall, duration light
heavyweight titalist from Sac
ramento, Calif., took a hard
fought 10-round decision from
Holman Williams, crack Detroit
middleweight, last night, floor
ing Williams for the first time
in his career.
Marshall was the aggressor
through most of the fight, and
scored a two-count knockdown
in the seventh with a right to.
the jaw that dazed Williams for
the remainder of the round.
Interest on Bonds: -
Emergency: ,,,.,,,,
Transfer of Fund
Water Bond Sinking Fund
Water System Construction Fund .
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
ESTIMATED INCOME
Estimated Balance, June 30, 1944..
Estimated Revenue, 1944-1945..
(20 less than estimated 1943-44)
Estimated Balance June 30, 1945
$ 37,829.49
$ 14.070 00
$ 15.399.00
45.000 00
20,000 00
$ 25.764 71
153.64:1.22
DODGERS GET STANKY
IN SWAP FOR PITCHER
New York, June 8 0J.P.) Ed
jStnnky, utility lnfielder and for-
! mor American association bat-
ting champion Joined the Brook-
lyn Dodgers today. In a trade
that sent Pitcher Bob Chlpman
"" j to the Chicago Cubs. It was a
$ (57 ifou 4' (raiqht plaver deal.
i Slanky. wno hit .342 with Mil
lfl.OSl ?: waukee in 1942, went to the
20,000.00 Cub Inst year and batted .245.
jlle has been used Infrequently
'this season. Chipman, who was
with Mont'cnl last year, had
three games while losing
WILLIAMS DECISIONS
ANG0TT, EX-CHAMPICN
Philadelphia, June 8 (U.R)
Ike Williams, Trenton, N J.,
pointed today for a shot at the
lightweight title after taking a
split 10-round decision from for
mer Champion Sammy Angott of
Washington, Pa., before 18,000
at Shibe Park last night.
Williams, weighing 134V4.
spotted his opponent 5'4 pounds
in weight and years In experi
ence but out-punched Angott to
gain Referee Irv Kutcher's nod
after the two Judges had dis
agreed in casting their ballots.
SHORTAGE HITS
Exter, N. H. (U.R For only
the second time In 149 years the
old Concord sawmill at Exter is
not being operated this spring.
TOR MY COUNTRY'
Westvllle. 111. U.R) -A letter
to Mrs. Teresa Spang arrived , Because cf the labor shortage no
I wood was cut In the vicinity of
here recently from her son. Ma- le mand so therV
rlne PFC Joseph G. Rucker, who
Is now recovering at a naval hos
pital In California from wounds
received when his unit landed
on Tarawa. Surgeons amputated
his left leg below the knee, but
Rucker wrote: "Mother, I did not
lose my leg but I gave it for my
, country, and I'm soon going to
) be all right again."
71,000.00
$174,379.74
.one for the Dodgers.
$179,407.M
BUDGET
Water Byttm Construction Funt
July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945
Estimated Balance June 80, 1944 ,
RECEIPTS:
Interest on Investments
Transfer from Water Fund ,
700 00
26.000.00
$ 5,023.19
$173,916.20
2(1,700.00
ADVERTISING TIP
Cameron, Mo. tU.PJ The
Cameron News-Observer, daily
newspaper here, added Its con
tribution to the collection of the
"Siim-of-the-Times" stories re
cently when it printed the fol
lowing: "A worthwhile tip: When
advertising for help wanted, be
sure to say 'Please,' "
Closing. time for CIMtft1 ids
. m. Too Ut to CluUfy, 13.30
work for It
was no
LIGHT RES-ARCH
Worlnnd, Wyo. iU.R) A col
umnist for a Worland paper has
a new comment on college de
grees. She writes: "You've seen
learned men and women with
all those Initials after their
names: MD, DD, L.LD. "I Just
found out what they stand for:
Mairzy Donts, Dozy Doats, and
Llddle Lamsy Divey."
Reserve
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Mane tta e U4.
The Gift That Means Most
will be one that combines USE
TULNESS with your kindest
thoughts for the best Dad in the
world . . And to choose it from
HIS store The Toggery shows
your own thoughifulneis and good
teste. Tuck a War Sond in the
package, too, as the Invasion is on
and the Sth War Loan Drive opens
next Monday!
Here Are a
Few Toggery
Suggestions
That Will Greatly
Please Dad On
His Own Day
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BOCKS Af-r till
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SPORTS SHIRTS
NECKWEAR
INTERWOVEN
LEISURE JACKETS
SWEATERS
SLACKS
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The TOGGERY
34 North Central Ave.
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