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PROBABLY
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LEVY ROAD TAX
j County JuiIro Ton Velio mnl Com
missIoiKT tauvcr, two members of
the mow county court, visiU'il Atli
liuiil Knlunlny for the purpose of
holding conferences in n ltuHinc wny
with tho rrftMcntH of Itoiul District
No. 1. The trip was successful
Jicnrly every prominent citizen of the
district Imviiij been Been nml they
wero picnscil to hnvo tho new offic
ials cnll on them nml pet acquainted.
Messrs. Tou Velio and Icevor cnllcl
on Qcoivo W. Dunn nt his fnnn nud
dismissed tho situation with him n
well ns with mnny others and beforo
rcturuinR homo pot in touch with
hcvcrnl angles of tho road niluatian
in that section. Ono fanner. Charles
Homes, informed tho court that there
was one hundred miles of road in tho
district. Petition wero circulated
calling for a rncctini of the tnxpay
ors of tho, district for Saturday,
December L'8. at 12 o'clock p. ui. at
Neil crcok school houe, for the pur
jhjso of settling tho question of levy
ing n special tax for the district. All
tho citir.cus of tho district wore in
favor of BiRiiinj; tho cnll and there
was n general sentiment in favor of
lovyinj; tho tax though beveral were
opiwscd to it subject to changing
their mind after considering tho pro
losition further.
The only discordant note seemed
to be tho attitude of K. I). Uripjs
who was energetically certain that
thn tux levy would be. turned down
ghing as his reason the theory that
tho most of tho residents in the dis
tricts lived near Ashland and had
good roads and owned valuable pro-
lIHirlic and wero satisfied with the
situation as it was and wero not
concerned very much about tho peo
ple who lived back in tho Dead In
dian and Green Springs mountain
and other less populous sections of
the dixtrict. Asked if ho had any
affirmative t-uggestions to offer
Hriggx pniM)-cd dividing the district.
Mr. Icovcr pointed out that the dis
trict could not bo divided until Jan
uary, while tho state law compiled
the additional tax levies 'to bo mtule
by the people in the dUtriets during
the month of December, hence Mr.
llriggh' proposal would merely delay
Ihu district in gelling any benefit
from any additional levy until the
year 1014. One of the back wood
district residents humorously de
scribed Mr. IJriggs' pruxsul by com
paring it to Ihu plan of the Arkansas
Traveler in roofing hU beuse: "when
it ruined he Couldn't do it, and when
it didn't ruin he didn't need it." The
new members of tho court tried to
get Mr. ltriggs to rearrange his pro
gram so ho could get the horse be
fore the cart believing the roads
could bo traveled better that way.
They left the suggestion with Mr.
llriggs thut tho issue of tho taxlevy
took jilaco in December, and if the
district would vote the levy tn
money would be expended in the dis
trict as it was formed at that time.
Thou in January the citizens of the
district could take up the matter by
changing the district and that mut
ter could be taken up with the people
of tho district with a new of arriv
ing at u jiiht and reasonable adjudi
cation of thut pnijxiMtioii. in this
way n start at better roads could be
jnado at onco by co-oiopjting to
gether in plcco of placing oWneh's in
tho wny if progression.
Messrs. Ton Velle und Lecvcr were
well pleased with the general interest
manifested by tho pcoplo of tho dis
trict in their affairs am took an
optimistic view thut tho December
meeting would evnlvo n forward step
satisfactory to nil concerned.
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MIIHUR
CQMHCE PEARS AR
E
NO
MALARKEY
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ENGLAND
1LRUL
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NS
That Dun ,1'. Malaikey of Multno
mah will be elected president of tho
state senate and "Pat" McAfthur
also of Portland, will bo speaker, of
the Iioiim', is the prediction of Sen
ator 11. Von der llellen who has re
turned from a trip to Portland, Sa
lem and I'orvnllis. At thu latter
place ho attended the regular meet
ing of tho regents of the state agri
cultural college.
"1 have promised to support Seua
tor Malarkey," stales Mr. Von der
llellen. "for I consider him the best
cquipHl and among the ablest of
senators. I was the fourteenth sen
ator to pledge my support. Senator
Neuncr of Douglas made the fif
teenth, llo only luck one vote of
having the required number and par
tial pledges hnvo been secured from
several others. His election is vitual-
ly settled.
"Of course 1 favor tho caudidacv
of Mr. Wcsterlund for tho speaker
ship, but Mr. McArthur has 20 votes
pledged, without counting democrats,
and as only two nrc lacking, will pro
hably Feouro the necessary number,
lie made a fair ami impartial s-ix-ukor
four years ago."
SonaMr Von dor Ucllen vi-dlcd
Governor We-t and discussed pro
posed legi-lntiou with him.
NET $4.50 A BOX
A purtlnl car of Cotnlco pears
(rout tlio Daggett orchnrrt has just
been sold In Knglnml nt prices which
netteit $2.25 a hatr box at Now York.
Tho Producers Krult company man
aped tho sate.
Tho fruit was of splendid quality
and sold (or top prices In Kuglnml
where tho green fruit market has
been heavily supplied this year.
numy
COUR
BOOSEY
FREED
BY
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SAYS KISSEO CENSOR
SAN KltANCJSCO. Cal . Dec. t -Corporal
Peter A. 1'eshoii of the
police censor board reported today
ho did not consider the "kUi waltz"
performance a vulgar exhibition,
but Valeska Surratt, Its star, hail to
perch herself on the critic's knee to
convince him that the show was
"perfectly all right."
Women lu tho audlcneo gasped
when Valeska tripped down tho aisle,
sat down on I'csuon's lap. threw her
tcft arm about his neck and twiddled
htm under tho chin. She whispered
something In tho censor's car, and
Pcshon blushed.
"It's considerable show," said
Pcshon otter the performance. "I'm
for It."
J. W. loc-sffy who was arrested
upon complaint of C. S. Sanderson
of Central Point several mouths ago
nud bound over to await action by
tho grand jury by Justice Dox for
disturbing the peace was liberated
Tuesday by the grand jury, when
that body returned a not true bill.
Mr. Hooscy seut about two
mouths in the' county jail being un
able to furnish thu bond of $SU0 re
quired by Justice Dox. This evi
dently was considered punishment
enough in the case.
The grand jury failed to find a
true bill ugaiut Krtiuk itelehcr of
this city who was charged with run
ning gambling tables in this city.
The grand jury will consider the
libel caso against II. K. Greer this
afternoon with several Medford men
before it us witnesses.
I
IIS LAST SESSION
The county court Is today holding
its last regular session, the meeting
next month being the first regular
gathering of thu newly elected offi
cers, when owing to a ivlgniitloi n
complete new court takes office there
being no hold over member. The
present couit will probably meet in
special session early in January in
order to advise the new officials,
who take office January 0.
Little work aside from routine is
being transuded today, there being
little iuiKirtnnt work coming before,
the commissioners.
County Judge-elect Toil Velio nud
t ommissioner-elcct Lcrvcr wero in
attendance this afternoon familiariz
ing themselves with tlm present sta
tus of comity business.
Commercial Club Meeting.
There will bo a meeting of tho
Commercial club at the city halt this
evening nt ";30 sharp Amendments
to tho constitution ami other Impor
tant buslucxa will co mu up. You
should bo there or not object to what
other members do.
No. U HKPOHT OK TUN CONDITION OK
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank
at Medford, In tho stale ot Oregon, tt thn clone of builhcis Nov, ail, 1913,
llcnourccs
limits and dlncounts . . ....'.' iao,K37.00
7,nr.N.r.i
IUIMII)
H.0UII.00
a, ooo. oo
.i(ir,H7
40,RHl.lr.
28.00
l.SlMtl
10.ttlK.24
io,otu.r.D
llouds and warrants
.Slock and other securities
Furniture and fixtures
Other real estate owned
Duo from banks (not reserve banks)
Duo (ruin approved reserve banks ....
Chocks and other cash Items
KxclmiiRcs (or clearing house
Cash on hand
I'Jxponses . .
Total
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HlltlHMMMlttlltlMtrtHtMlH
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MM
f2U,l?u.2r.
Liabilities
Capital stock paid In
Surplus (und
I'lidtvided profits, icmh expenses ami taxes pitta HWu.muI.
Due to banks and hankers
Individual deposits subject to check
Demand certificates nt deposit
Certified checks
...I
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50,000,00
1.H77.S1
0..122.78
18,048. r.r.
108.H79.a3
00K.02
19.33
Tlmo certificates u( deposit ..... 28,8.19.74
STERILIZE THE MUSIC
OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. I. -"Sterilize
the music." is the warcry here today
of Mt. Drummy. iMilicevwimaii, seek
ing the cause of ariotts uvaeut
dance "dips" nml "glides."
"The germ or mcgitU"' Mn.
Drummy contends, ''is bred in the
orchestra loft. There isn"t a virile
young girl unywliero who isn't tempt
ed to shake her feet and twist her
form into unsccmlv contortions when
the orchestra strikes up a strain like
'Kverybodv's I)oin If."
LOOK HERE FOR IT
Many n Matt Tribune Deader Will
Do IntcrrMrO
When people road about tho euros
made by a modlclno endorsed from
(ar away, Is It surprising that they
wonder It tho statements nro trim?
Hut when they read of cases rlcht
here at homo, positive proof Is with
in their reach, (or cloifo Investiga
tion Is an easy matter. Head .Med
(crd endorsement of Doan's Kidney
IMIIs.
F. W. (tray, GOT Palm St., Med
ford, Ore., says: A fow years ago
my kidneys began to bother me and
the trouble was aggravated by my
occupation, which required mo to ho
on my feci tho greater part of tho
day. When 1 began work In the
morning I (elt all right, hut after I
had been on my (cct (or a couplu of
hours, my back began to pain inn
und at night I would scircoly be able
to straighten. In some wuy I heard
of Doan's Kidney Pills and began
tialng them. They cured mo lu a
short time and In return, I am
pleased to recommend them."
For satq by all dealers. Prlco 50
coats. Fostor-Mllbufn Co., Buffalo,
New York, solo agents (or tho United
States.
Homomber the namo Doan's
and tako no other
Total 3 1 1,479.25
State ot Oregou, County o( Jackson, 8S.
I, L. I,. JaeotiH, cashier of tho above named bantc, do solemnly swonr
that tho above statnmont Is true to tho best of my knowledge and bullet,
I.. U JACOHS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to beforo mn this 4th day ot December, 1912,
T. D. 1.UMSDKN,
Notary Public.
COHHKCT Attest:
W. II. HTKWAIIT,
It. K. ANTI.K.
DKMIOY (IKTCIIKM,
Directors.
-ua1. 1.J...I
So. 1CS
ItCPOUT OK TDK CONDITION OK
Jackson County Bank
ut Medford, In the ttuto of Oregon, at tho closo of business Nov. 26, 1912.
"lleiMiurrv
Uiana and discounts 1159,123.55
OverdrutU, secured and unsecured
Honds and warrants
Stocks and other securities
Hanking hous ,
Other real estate owned
Duo (rum hanks (not reserve hanks)
Duo (rom approved reserve banks .....
Checks and other cash Items
Kxchauges (or clearing house ..-
Cash on hand
Other resources, gold dust -
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ntWMMIIWtMH
m 4awoMC-M
MMIIMmnmiMUlHI
lHtlMiwMtHHlMimHIMH
Totul -
I.UI.IIItlcs
Capital stock paid In
Surplus (und
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid ,.........
Duo to tanks and bankers
Deposits due State Treasurer ... i.
inuiviiiiiai uejiosus siinjeci io ciicck ...,....u.u...m....u.
Demand certificates of deposit .....
Certified checks
Tlmo certificates of deposit
Suvlngs deposits
2.843.79
40,918.23
10,300.00
30,000.00
1,(100.00
3,3X5.111
. 77,359-57
3.I9K.03
1.379.H4
. CO.707.3H
239 77
.19C,5I2 77
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..'.JIOO.000.00
... 73,500.00
... I7.SOK.5S
... 13,339.42
... 20,000 00
.. 353,Ktft,XM
. . 13,100.27
4.391 Oil
... 79.935 04
.. 19,621 !H
Total
Slate of Oregon, County of Jackson.-
.$090,512.77
S3.
I, C. V. .McOonald, cashier of thn nbovn uaiiicd bank, do solemnly swear
that tho ubovo atatemont Is true to the best of my knowledge and liolief.
Sulucrlbcd and sworn to boforo
COUUCCT Attest:
c. w. Mcdonald, cashier.
mo this 4th day of December, 1912.
M. PlIltDIN
Notary Public
V. I VAWTNU.
(D:0. It. I.IN'DI.KV.
K. W. HUTCHISON.
Directors.
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MANN'S Red Figure Sale MANN'S
CENTRAL AV., NEAR P. O. O CENTRAL AV N EAR P. O.
ALL THIS MONTH---DON'T MISS IT
$35,000.00 Worth of New, Up-to-date
Merchandise at Cut Prices
The greatest money-saving event in the history of Medford.
sale that means loss of profit to us and great gain to you
t Every Winter Coat and Suit Sacrificed
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"Women 's Winter
Coats, ood A'aliit'S
at $8.00. $0 AC
Now $ef.70
"Women's Winter
Suits, good values
at $10.
Now
$9.98
Women's "Winter
('oats, good values
at $lo.
Now . ...
$9.98
Women's "Winter
(Suits, L'ood value
at ff20.
Now ..
$12.48
"Women's Winter
Coats, good values
: $12.48
AVomun's Winter
.Suits, good value
at .o.
Now .
$16.48
Buy Your Xmas Gloves at This Sale
New Waists at Ridiculous Prices
Women's Silk
"Waists, values up
to $5.00, tfO QQ
now, $.tf7
Women's white
tailored waists, val
ues $1.50, $1 10
jiqw qjJL.ltJ
Women's Silk
Waisis, values up
io$8.00. frft AO
rwJ
now
Women's whito
tailored Waists, $2
values. 1 MQ
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now
Women's Flannel
Waists, values up
to $2.23, ti 90
VX.Vtr
now
Women's all linen
Waists, $2.50
vtlucs, 4 AO
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now
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Women's Cant
Gloves, real $1 val
ues. Sale dfi
price, a pair...Ov
fAlI our $1.75 guar
anteed Dress
Gloves,
now
$1.59
Women's Cape
Gloves, $1.50 val
ues. Sale QOf
price, a jjair...'Ot-
JO button Kid
Gloves, $3.50 values
Sale (P) QQ
price Q&.UO
Women's Cape
Gloves, $2 values.
Sale,
it pair .
$1.39
12 button Kid
Gloves, $3.00 values
Sale n QQ
price vflW
Big Cuts in Blankets and Comforters
Good size grey cot
ton Blankets, 75c
values. Sale OA
price, a pair dtJC
Large size grey cot
ton Blankets; $1.25
values. Sale &Qn
price, a pair vOL
Good si,o Comfor
ters; $1.39 values.
Sale price,- AO
each wOl
Buy Your Xmas 'Kerchiefs at This Sale
SALT LAKK CITV. L'tuli, Ihv. 1.
For u coni'urciifo Itutweuit officials
of tho Knuthcni l'licific, Union l'a
oific, Orojjoii Short Lino nml Oregon
ltiiilrond and Nitvintion i-oinpany to
Hcush thu recent merger cuUiuu of
thu supreuio court, iinil, it h biiid, to
work out u plun of oporutlon, prcpar
ntions a'u under way hero toduy to
receive various railroad officials now
in route to thin city.
President Mohler of the Union ln-
cit'ic, nceompaulcd hy his putu-etiKer '
lieiwlH, and Vico rroMdcut Monroe, in
ohurRo of traffic, parsed through
Oniahn from tho east on their way
Io attend ilio meutiiiK' here. Muuy
other rniltvad heiuU und railroad
lawyer will bo prehunt,
ltumorx from Union Pacific head
((iiurturD any that thu tuuin objoct of
tliin confereuco id to prepare for the
operation of the Central Pacific ne
a part of thu Union Pacific sytteui,
iji'lii.v IIia TTtitin "IJniilfin Anlru itifn w
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is owa tracks. VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVvyv;
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Women's i'ino all
linen iraudkerclifs,
this sale, Mp
each .v
Women's Outing
J. lannel Gowns, 75c
values,
sale prico ...
48c
Women's Fancy
Handkerchiefs, now
styles, this 0
sale, each OC
Wonicu"s Outing
Flannel Gowns,
$1.25 val., OQ
sale price. OVv
Women's lfamlkui'
ehiefs, Armenian
edge, Salo IOIa
price, caoh -I
Dr. Denton's Sleep
ing garments for
Children, flA
sulo, each Vv
Big Guts in Dress Goods and Silks
8 in mcssalinc Silk
till col., 75c value,
sale price, MM
a yard
2000 yds wool dress
goods and fancy,
(J5c values, MO
a yard , "OC
All our $1,25 Dress
Goods, up to dato,
goods, AO
salo price vOv
Plft.-MM atioos i
are sturdy enough
for play and dressy
enough for best.
The best shoes built
for Little Folks.
Choloo of tan, pat
ent or gun metal in
BUTTON or LAOJ5
11 A KLV l
CVIifoniia over ln
"Shape of the Foot"
cAiicicttk
"GOOD SrrOtS"
Opposite Post Offico
MONEY
SAVING
SALE
ALL TRIMMED AND
UNTRDMMED HATS
REDUCED 1.3 TO 1-2
AND MORE
Ah
rens
Christmas Cards
and Booklets
Mako your selection
early and avoid
tho rush.
Oilr lino selected with
euro and tho best
over.
MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
PLUMBING
lUam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work turntM
PrloM He9nt!
GOFFEIN PJtIOE
owMd atotk, BatfMM u m.
Clark 6c Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, , 0.
Publlo Land Mttrai rtnal Proof.
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