Roseburg news-review., October 17, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1925.
Travel To
SAN FRANCISCO
Los Angeles and Way Points
BY PICKWICK STAGE
Two Schedules Daily Leaving
Terminal Hotel 7 A. M. and 3:35 P. M.
One Way Fare to S.F . $14.75
Round Trip Fare to S. F. . 29.00
One Way Fare to L. A. ..J..... ........ 26.60
Round Trip Fare to Li A. 50.00
Two Days to San Francisco and Three Days to
Los Angeles by Pickwick Stage
CALL
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Phone 586, Roseburg, Ore., for Information
Lf ST OF CGUTJTY
'.T.T.T.T.T.T.W.T.M.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.I.IM
WOMAN'S PLAN FOR
WORLD GOOD WILL
FAVORED IN JAPAN
been taken In Toklo by two quasi
reMtrlous organizations. An ex
tract from his letter follow:
"Concerning tho Religious Con
ference you so ardently propose,
graT7o?t,n fa Pr,1l ectir.wo1yZ.knforho
New York ha. been so favorably "ArT. "f M?h nth'
received in Japan that report. In- Th ' 1Pfh meetln. of
t:TzzT::? ac,,oa on her tlaD rw.taww.; s.-
Is In prospect. l ynmn nrofoa.or..
A little more than a year ago,
when the Exclusion act was mill
rankling in many Japanese, Miss
Jessie M. Sherwood, former sec
retary for the Japan Society of
Boston, who for years has held
a weekly soiree for Japanese stu
dents in Boston colleges, was ask-
nilsslonariea and priests. The
other Is in the meeting of pro
fessors and students of Religious
Course of Nippon University (a
private institution).
"It Is reported that both par
ties concerned will confer with
each other to promote their com-
public.
ed to write an article for the Ja- ' moB pian jn cooperation. I hope
panese-Amerlcan, newspaper ,.. ,nrnnn.ai will ba realized In
puDiisnru ik sura. tne not far future
She eho$e to advance and de
velop the Idea of a religions con
ference, based on the common ob
jects of Christians, Buddhists and
.Jews to attain a warless world.
She dwelt on the part which re
ligious difference has played in
racial prejudice and saw in such
a conference an opportunity to
dispel misinformation on the re
ligions of other lands and bring
a greater public support to world
peace.
The article, or the idea It em
bodied, was copied widely and
found prominent place In the
newspapers of Japan. Among the
correspondents that Miss Sher
wood acquired was Gendo Nukal
of Osaka, a Buddhist priest. He
wrote her first that the Buddhists
at the Toklo Peace Exposition had
already espoused similar idea, that
a group of priests had visited
America to call to the attention
of President Coolldge the com
munity of Ideals, hut that he
feared that unless tne. united ta
tes took the lead, as with
ATUSTWIEETIKG
Following la a list of tho claims
audited and allowed at the lest
regular meeting of the court
wurt:
' Genetwl County Hill.
Hoaamastcr: Roy Catching Mo
tor Co.. 18.45: R. H. Fryer I. SO:
I mpdus Battery Station, $8.50:
Rcd:port Garage. $4.36: Roso
hurs Garage $8.05: Oregon State
Highway Commission, $1.50;
; Highway Service Co., $1.75; She
riff: D. R. Shambrook. IS 00;
Qulne, Goodman and Co., $63.00;
Standard Oil Company, $l;l.l.S;
' Irwin-Hodson Co., $77.00; E, E.
I Leas, $34.70; Western Union Tel.
Co.. $2.00: W. C. Grubb, $75.20:
County Clerk: Glass A Prud
homne Co., $57.(0; Assessor:
Miller Davis Co., $35.00; J. O.
.Stephenson $7.60; Economy Mar
ket, $2.86; Court House: McKean,
Darby and Baldwin, $23.00: Zlg-
jler-Fee Hardware Co., $1.00;
Skaggs Grocery, $2.75; Roseburg
Development Co., $40.00; Hudson
lEIectrle Store, $11.86; R. L.
Whipple. $46.80; County Court:
C. L. Beckley, $57.60; Edwin
Weaver, $45.00; Geo. K. Qulne.
$12.40; Port Umpqua Courier,
$26.10; Justice Court: Geo. Jones
$28.25; E. E. Leas. $6.60; J. M
Martin, $9.20; J. J. Brown 19.60;
C. H. Daugherty, $13.50; W. F.
Rupprecht, $1.00; Km. Helll
well, $1.00; Grade Daugherty,
$1.00: Paul Applegate, $1.00; Lee
Leonard, $1.00: Jay Huntington,
$1.00; Roy Jones. $1.00; Eb Al
len. $1.00; J. R. Benton, $2.60;
Osroner: M. E. Ritter, $3.70;
John Throne, $1.00; A. J. Wor
ley, $1.00; James Hutehtngs,
$1.00; Nap Rice, $1.00; F. W.
Chapman, $1.00; W. B. Strawn,
$1.00; Dr. E. J. Wainscott. $1.50;
Frank Stone, $1.60; James Good
man, Jr., 1.50; Raymond Rausch,
$1.60; Marie Mead. $1.50; Floy
Swisher, $1.60; School Superin
tendent: Eva H. Ackert, $32.00;
Edith S. Ackert. $64.29; Lillian
D. Davis. $100.00; Connty Home
and Indg.: Douglas County Flour
Mill. $18.25: A. J. Lllburn.
$10.38; Rosebnrg Model BaRery.
$6.76; Farm Bureau Cooperative
Exchange, $5.35; Ideal Bakery,
Douglas Ice and Storage
A CHICKEN DINNER
The ladies of St. Josephs church
are giving a chicken dinner at the
serve at 11:80 a. m. and again wjco., $1.70; s. a. Bolstnger, $8. 3a;
the evening at 5:30. Price 60c A, Cass Street Market, $37.50; O. E.
co-illa! Invitation is extended to the I Gardiner, $3.00; G. W, Love.
HAWAIIAN FRUITS PROVE
IDEAL SYRUP PRODUCTION
HONOLULU, Oct. 15. (A. P.
$10.00; Mrs. Jennie Love, $13.50:
Hudson Electric Store. $3.05;
Zlgler-Fee Hardware Co., $4.50;
Vosburgh 'ft Wlard. $63.00; Dou
glas County Creamery, $6.00;
The high sugar content of Hawal- LreeK jersey uairy, ii.iu,
Ian fruits makes it possible to pro- Ro'e'mrg Dairy and Soda W orks.
duce syrups at a less cost than , Vi . .5
synthetic syrups are produced on
the mainland. It has been revealed
by experiments conducted by Dr.
8. E. Oliver, chemist, who is ex
perimenting at the Hawaiian
homes settlement on the Island of
Mnlokal. He announced the success
ful extraction of syrups of varying
degrees of concentration through a
freezing process on which he has
been working several years. The
the i experiments here were confined
disarmament conference, nothing
would be done.
Recently, however, he wrote
-again, saying that the first steps
toward such a conference had strength.
principally to pineapples which con
tain an average of 14 per cent of
$47.00; Rice Brothers & Adams,
$22.60; August Schloemann $42.
00; People 8upply Co., $24.60;
Morgan's Grocery, $10.06; Mercy
Hospital, $126.00; Mrs. G. M. My
ers. $12.00; Mall: S. K., Sykes,
$42.25; I. Abraham, $18.75 Dou
glas Grill. $74.95; Juvenile Court
Agnes M. Pltchford. $29.70: Mrs.
A. Wadt $6.00; Ladies' Shoppe,
$3.50; ' Ferry: S. B. Crouch,
$21.76; W. D. Riley, $9.30; Paul
Hernhartt, 30.62; G. Andrews $9;
N. Hogan, $139.60; Oliver Haines,
$7.60; II. H. Fryer, $16.1; Bounty
Hotel Rose Dining Room
Special Sunday Dinner
$1.00
K- .
sugar, but he said he was able to w. Dompler. $10; T. J. MrOlnnis,
extract a syrup of triple that $10.00; J. W. Haight, $10.00;
Chaa. F. Wilson, $10.00; J. M.
'Wire, $10.00; Roy Hatfield, $10;
Elmer Weekley, $10.00; Marion
Perdue, $10.00: Tom Ward. $10:
Vernle Lerwlll, $10.00; Joseph
IWaltmler. $10.00; Roy Hatfield.
'$10.00; C. O. Hedden. $10.00;
Norman Krantt, $10.00; J. N.
I Rondeau $10.00; Eddie Hamlin.
$10.00; Health Unit: Red Cross
Pharmacy, $1.60; L. Crocker's
Drug Store $2.00; Bureau Public
Health A Chemical Hygiene 9.15;
l Western Union, $1.08; I. Abra
'ham. $4.60; Oregon Drug Co.,
$8.76: Ellen Post, $p8.70; Jo
sephine W. Jones, $37.60; Coun
ty Surveyor: Harry McCabe $4.00;
H. L. Eppstein. $20.00; , Wm.
j Dolan. $23.60; Sun Printing Co.,
$3.00; John Gerety, $4.00; Geo.
Spaur, $12.00; A. L. Aikens 9.00;
R. L. 8tearns, $16.00; M. C. Bow
ker, $24.00; Medicine: Red Cross
Pharmacy, $30.45; L. Crocker's,
i $ 1 7.90 ; Marster's urug Company,
$12.75; Nathan Fuilerton. J9.30;
Current Expense: Pacific Tel. ft
Tel. Co., $68.06; Koke-Tlffany
Co.. $19.92; Ira B. Riddle. $2.04:
Roseburg News-Review, $28.50 &
$16.60; California Oregon Power
Co., $r,9.36; Churchill Hardware
Co., $5.62; Kilham Stationary &
Printing Co. $2.64; Roseburg
Book Store, $6.65; Herd Inspec
tion: Dr. R. B. Hunt, $121.20;
Qulne, Goodman Co., $7. BO;
Hort Lien. K. A. Currier, $49.08;
Right of Way: Myrtle Creek Mail,
$1.00; Dog Licences: $20.00 Na
than Crow.
Road District Payroll
Dlst. SN: C. 8. McCollum
$so.27, H. M. Clay $68.77, D. E.
Clay $62.79, L. F. Johnson $50.83. A.
Rehm $62.79. W. H. Smith $416;
Dist 6: Clyde Rydell $7.98. C. L.
Spalding $7.98, R. J. Spalding
$7.91, Card Bagaberd $4.48. W. J.
Burchard $8.98. Norman Weatherly
$16.44, Wm. Garrison $4.48, Paul
Levenhagen $1.49, JuMus Repsleng
er 12.99. Paul Wessela $2.99, Geo.
Elliott $5.98. Harry Burchard
$17.91; Dlst. 6: D. 0. Weatherly
$28.38. Dallas Shltoa $21.82. Stacy
Fenley $4.00; Dlst. 11: W. G. ,
Cooper $5 98, O. W. Cooper $12 98; I
DlsL 12: T. F. Heard $23.94, Cor-
K?.I.I.IrcI,KK" vln Heard $29.95. Clarence Hodges
f'j.o. nenry Junn itt.sn, ,
igi UaJaCs V, Ksmsdell 23 3e. ft. A. iiuirnens
$16.40, Lawrence Denn $19 43:
Dlst- 18: Donald Olllvant $29 95.
Clarence Hodges $17.97, Claud
Ramsdell $17.97, C. A. Heater
$5.99. Geo. Bacon $17.45; Dist. 2ft:
R. J. Spalding $7.98, Riley Morn
Ingstar $23.88, Fred gwearlngen.
$S99; Dlst. 25: 8. N. Woodward
$9.73. F. L. Woodward $2 99. J. A.
Trobee $1.00; DlsL 30: J. E.
Marks $214.04. L. Corvalho $49.81.
M. N. Jones $200 81. Dlst. 32: C. W.
iPuckstt $3L, E. B. Jlulliai $11.96,
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Art Lady 117.97, Clifford MaMey
$62.60, Everett Cooper $24.00, O.
O. Mathews $7.49; Dlst. 37: Dist.
39: E. C, Paris $51 !, Dee Kelley
$11., Thomas Hatfield $1.60;
DlsL 42: Noah Belters $28.44, A L.
Dyer $23.96. Victor Dyer $29.95, E.
Bowman $29.95, Elmer Heath
$29.95. Carl Brown son $14.95, E. J.
Holllway $2.99, Noah Sellers (Pd.)
Lee Roushal $2.99. Alvy Bowman
$8.97, O. V. Newton $5.98. Howard
Brownson $1196, i. H. Parrer
$17.97; ' Dlst. 60: J. F. O'Mara
$74.08. Frank Havilaad $2 99. Wm.
O'Mara $26.95, Carl Thornton
$14.96, E. L. Rone $17.97, Richard
Rone $11.96. Roy O'Mara $17.95.
John Abeene $8.98, Alva Manning
$3.99, John Richards $5.99, Claud
Harvey $5.99, Glenn Abeene $2.99,
Dlst. 65: T. C. Johns $27.91, James
Booth $2.99, O. W. Condray $2.99:
Idst. 69: Elmer Pierce $3.49, Ira
Pierce $35.94; DlsL 1: O. T.
Royer $38 94, Earl H. Walls $1196,
Marvin Walls $17.94, Ira Boyer
$11.96. Herman Berhardt $1196,
L. Boyer $7.47, Tom Fletcher
$29.93; Dlst. 66: T. B. Burnett
$45.17. Ralph TL'Onge $11.95, Tom
Burnett Jr. $13 44, Cordon Burnett
'$11.95; DlsL 70: D. A. McCord
$41.88. A. C. Kemp $5.98; Dlst. 7.1:
W. W. Bogard $101.53, . 0. L.
Shockley $11.96, E. J. "Wright
$5.23, W. Brlen $6.72; Dlst. 73:
8. A. Lane $32.45, S. J. Sylvester
$29.95, Z. A. Black $14.95. James
Flurgeson $11.96, P. R. Lane $11.96,
Con Townsend $4.48; Dlst. 76:
Isaac Dahl $11.99, C. W.. Perry
$2.99. Joy Trash $2.99, John Thrush
$11.96, W. O. Reets $38.94, Geo.
Wade $8.97. Joe Waltermlre $17.94,
Tony Manferd $6.98, Wayne Reets
$10.46, Lincoln Thrush $13.4X;
Dist. 77: J. F. McClanahan $13.82.
R. E. Brown $11.98, Iver Grae
$6.73, Albert Brown $3.73, Howard
Russell $5.9, Ross McClanahan
$6.72; Dlst. 78: Chas. W. Ollng-
house $23.96. Geo. Dewey. $26.97.
Frank Williams $17.94, C. B. Sav
age $20.93, E. 8. Barstnw $5.98.
Koad District Bills
DlsL 1: J. L. Fogel .76; Dtst. 6:
H. L. Bossen $26.23, R. H. Fryer
$9.45. Standard Oil Co. $40.66, W.
G. Cool Motor Co. $6.40, C. W.
Lundeen $48.00; Dist 7" Andy's
Service Station $16.75, Standard
Oil Co. $38.00. C. W. Lundeen
$48.00, H. L. Bossen $11.06; Dlst.
8: R. O. Thomas $20.25; Dlst. 9:
Cottage Grove Manf. Co. $7.38. H.
L. Bosses $11.75; DisL 20: H. A.
Cool $2.80; DisL 24: Daugberty's
Auto Service $16.40: DisL 25: Thirl
ft Sons $4.50, Bradford Bros.
$3.50; DlsL 27: Emmett Hall
$12.00, Jess Shambrook $13.00
DlsL 30: Geo. W. Culver $3.00, L.
W. Metzger $4.74; DlsL 31: McGee
Bros. $18.96; Dlst. 32: E. E. Wood-
cock $28.50; Dlst. 33: Zlgler-Fee
Hdwe. Co. $13.90, E. E. Wood
cock $1.75; DlsL 37: E. E. Wood
cock $2.00, Churchill Hdwe. Co.
$3.00; DlsL 38: D. U Whitsett
$16.95, Walter Leak $5.76, C. W.
Groves $2.80; DlsL 39: John E.
Hatfield $6.25; DisL 46: Thiel ft
Sons $9.75; Dlst. 49: J. N. Hedden
$12.00; DisL 62: R. H. Easley
$17.73, Stearns ft Chenoweth $3.16,
Arthur Rldgeway $126.00, Henry
Baird $126.76; Dlst. 65: Glendale
Cash Store $2.10, Chas ft F. M
Jantcer $14.60, W. O. Corxir&y
s.uu; Dlst. 66: B. J. Goff $J.05,
Babb ft Rexroad $1.00; Dist. 70:
Cowan's Garage $98.29: Dist. 71:
E. E. Woodcock $6.00, Rock Creek
Stage Line $8.86; Dlst. 72: Square
Deal Store $4.76; DlsL 74: J. A.
Denn Powder Co. $6.83; Dlst. 74:
J. O. Reilly $6.00; DisL 76: W. G,
Reetz $40.50.
Special Tax Payroll '
Dlst. 1: B. B. Sutton $70.38. Ar
thur Waggoner $73.37, O. M. Mohr
$29.90, C. L. Germond $37.37, Tim
Wendell $41.94. Glenn Gurnev
$35.93, J. H. Black $5.98. J. 8. Ger
mond $23.96; DlsL 2: H. D. Con-
nine $28.50, RobL Casebeer $23.96,
H. A. Blakley $47.91, O. O. King
$47.92, John Connlne $28.40; DisL
7: Clyde Rydell $47.88, C. L.
Spalding $39.90. R. J. Spalding
$31.92, Lew Rowe $17.95. R. A.
Moore $4.49. Francis Mack $2.99;
Dlst. 9: Roy Fisher $71.11, J. B.
Rader $86.84. Koscoe Miller $43.35,
Eugehe Fisher $23.96. Milo Bul
lock $29.94, Kenneth Madison
$43.35, Geo. Bullock $55.34. Walter
Fisher $44.92, Arthur Mode $19.90,
Dayton Mlnter $62.86, Alva Maupln
$1.49, J. F. Kausche $44.09. Chas.
Smith $13.15, Fay Madison $65.85,1
unaa. Tyer $23.86, Kleth Kester
son $18.97; DisL 24: I. B. Hurklns
$32.45, P. E. Swearlngen $14.97, W.
F. Beals $8.98. Wm. Cole $7.47. Abe
Cole $7.47; DlsL 25: 8. N. Wood
ward $16.47. Romlc Howard $17.97.
Paul Ludwlg $8.97. J. A. Trobee
$8.97. F. L. Woodward $5.98: Dlst.
28: Roy Agee $9".S6, Ralph Sands
so.S6. V. N. iJiRaut $5990. Roy
Qulnton $80.86, M. W. Miller
$8.97, Harry Dawson $5.98,. Hoy
Agee $53.39, V. N. LaRaut $31.44.
Ralph Sands $28.45, Roy Qulnton
$29 94, o. 8. Johnson $5.M, M. W.
Miller $5.98, Harry Dawson $299;
Dlst. 33: F. B. Lane $121.40. M. T.
Cannon $11.95, Adolph Chamber
lain $16.44, W. H. Rose $7.47, A.
W. Morse $5.98, Sylvan noroughs
$2.24, Leslie Hatfield $1.49. W. E.
Chapman $29.95, Curly Chapman
$11.96; DlsL 36: Both Matthews
$58.90. II. L. Engels $50.88, Geo.
Williams $41.86. Oscar Sllralus
$35.88. M. D. Matthews $29.t5, E.
A. Singleton $2.99, I. N. Matth"ws
$8.97; Dlst. 47: C. H. Short $4.48.
J. H. Short $13.73; IXL 49: . O.
Gnstafson $129.60, D. T. t'nilg
$23.92. J. A. Boak $2.99, L. B. J'idy
$55.31. Ed Esselstrom $50.83. Fred
Ilartman- $55.31, Lloyd BIcMord
$5 98, (irover Davis $8.97. W. C.
Blckford $14.95; Dlst. 62: James
Leatherwowl 15 37. Henry Sdv. rts
871.81. A. T Stearn. IKM R I.
Stearns $11 98, Walter Cook $1197, j
Fny Lestherwood $32.89. Andy
Townsend $5 98, J. c. Hamilton
$5 98; DisL 65: J. M. Dearlorff
$15080, D. B. Deardorff $41.86. Ira
Crawford $56.81. J. C. Hamilton
$47.84; Wm. McGovern $,.97. c.
Crlttngton $32.89; Racial Il.H-ds-port:
Clyde Rydell $35.91 . C. L.
Spalding $35 91. H. J. Spsl'ling
$11.97, Gard Sagaherd $26.91. W. i.
Burchard $53.91, Howard Monson
$13.96.
8pscial Ta Bills
Dlst 7: Wells ft Cathcart 80.
DlsL 24; P. 0. Fret-map. $1.70; DlsL
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D. O. Weatherly $73.49, Dallas
flhelton $:6.12, C. M. Mhlrolm
SI 17.2H. J. M. Hpancakn $1617, O.
a. Cobb $7.49, (lua Hells $2.19, C.
W. Lumleen $115.29. Roy HphMItii?
$24.97, K. W. Kiddle $157.S3. D. O.
Weatherly $25.85, Dallas Hhelttm
$14,911, Alfred Cloake $27.7t, K.
W. tlnlla $169.74, I). O. Weatherly
$l.fl, Inillas Shelton $1.21, D. O.
Weatherly $10.53, Dallas Hhelton
$30.53, James Lealherwood $12.21,
Henry Selverts $17.96, Andy Town
send $23.96, Hud Iloxan $16.47. H.
D. Ooff $17.77, Iule Kciclelon
$23.96, FYed Hand $17.97, Oeo.
Moore $1196, Lynn Moore $11.95.
Claud (.off $5K, Carlton Goff
$2.99. Clarence Lane $v97, Jim Mc
HukIII $7 47.
Central Road Bills
Standard oil Co. $211.80, H. L.
Kruse $x.70. Henry 8' lverls $) no,
I'nlon Oil Co. $10000, Shell Oil Co.
$10000, Kedsport Kui-I A Trans
fer Co. $l50, Heedsport Canute
$43.44, N. Hnan $393.2$, Koy Cat
rhina Motor Co. $V00, fire. Btato
Hawy. Comm. $54.00, F. C. Krear
$1.07, Mrs. It. W. Lome $3.25. Karl
Brant t!.35. Cowan's tisrsife
$H0.64, Howard-Cooper Corp. $40 61,
H. W. Sharp Co. $126.50, Hohl's
(iaraire I763.9H. O. A. Houser $20.13.
O. E. Alklns $3 70, K. K. Woodcock
$9.50. H. I.. Iltissei J990, Wlllam
ette Equipment Co. $430, V. H.
Corniitt f3l4.0. Washburn A Hall
$276 60. H. A. Calkins $7 25, Chur
chill Hdwe. Co. J72.&4, b. 11. Crouch
$2.75, Pnire Lumbir A Fuel Co.
Bridge Fund Payroll.
C. A. Catching $244.01, C. B.
Brown $10.25, Relit. TJomsland
$2.60, Joe DeMernardl $29.x2.
$28.92, Bert Lane $46.68. K. L. Do
Ian $71.80, J. W. Wells $7.80. T. A.
Smith, $8.98, L. H. Lllea $8.98, Earl
Strong $8.98, D. J. llurk $137.22, K.
Snawder. $46.88, Geo. Rice $19.96,
Karl Way $47.88, S. L. Chsfln $21.
94, Loyd Ansmus $73.81, Wilton De
ment. $57.85, Rex Allen $41.89, W.
V. Hurst $100.00, Rice Bros., $2.99,
J. F. Sellers $134.73, Weaver Mar
tin $105.73, Italph Stearns $59.85,
Km Molcom $91.77, W. W. HaBkel
$109.72, Jerry Ansmus $77.93, C. K.
Mabeley $41.96, O. Mathews $2.99,
Klovd linker $43.89, I. II. Hucklna
$14.98, W. V. Hurst $242.73, H. M
tiallop $134.73. W. E. Walklns
$103.74. H. Wnnop $111.73, Italph
Smith $29 92, ('. A. Caswell $51.87,
B. D. Mears $107.73, Jack Swear
Insren $99 75, D. C. Morgan $97.74,
C. E. Miller $15.96, Howard Gallop
$13 89. I. 11 Hueklns $23.61, W. W.
Hurklns $5.99, C. A. Catrhlna; $140.
75, O. J. Collins $6.09, Tom 81ms
i 0. T A. Smith $93.77, Earl
Strong $33.42, L. If. Lllea $101.75,
Koht. TJnmaland $4.96. C. E. Drown
$23.32, Bert I.an $65.30, W. C.
Hamthtallnc $3 99. E. I,. Dolan
$10.40, J. W. Wells $26.37, Earl
Strong 168.33, W. W. Doss $8.98,
Arthur Woolley $13 96, E. 0. Wool
ley $11.96. M. Ijingwnod II 40, K.
E. Woolley $8.97. K. E. Clark $2.99,
Jak's Penter $5.98, J. O. Gunter
$ 00, J. It, Chaney $6 49, Guy Me.
Gee $299, Ella Rslnville $5.99. W.
W. Bunch $49.41. Ilert Hurd $8 97,
Peat Peterson $17.94. W. . Coop
er $8.97, O. W. Cooper $19.47.
Bridge) Fund Bills.
1 C. M. Griffith $29.80. Clyde
Catching $"0.04, Woodruff Bros.,
$6090. J. If. Slnnlger $6.90, Brad
ford Bros., $92.72. Joelson Bros.,
$113 Sutherlln Lumber Co.,
$188.70, Tblel A Sons $49.98, John
K. Hatfield $5.32, A. A. Darby $36.
00, H. A. Calkins $0.75, Catlfornta
Oregon Power Co., $24.75, Joelson
Bros., $8.80, Stearns A Chenoweth
1 $64.45, Carl Lindsay $7.36. C. A.
Iockwood Motor Co., $104,15, Ump
qua Mills A Timber Co.. $51.48.
j Stanley W. Taylor $30.31, O. W.
Culver $3.00, I. B. Nichols $2.92,
Coen Lumber Co., $32.10, Standard
Oil Co., $37.32, IL II, Fryer $2.31,
Highway Service Co., $18.52, Hud
son Electric Store $41.60, Churchill
Hdw. Co., $38.67, S. II. Crouch $69.
79, Geo. Spaur $2.00, Leas A Son
$8.18, E. E. Woodcock $3.60, Denn
Gerretacn Co., $318.60, W. V. Hurst
$63.00, Myrtle Creek Garage $43.
85, J. F. Hire $4.80. R. M. Holllngs
head Co., $2.76, Woodruff Bros,
$19.62, ti. II. Crouch $165.96.
I Market Rqad Payroll.
1 Jack Hlgglns $64.90, V. K Tnolo
$47.92, Hoy Matthews $47.93, Ilay
Wright $23.96, Isadora Rondeau
$38 93, Pete Ulam $23.96, Clay I'lam
$35.94, John Hitter $17.94, Elmer
Moore $1196, Guy Pennet $11.96,
Earl Bryant $8.97. Howard Pennel
$5.98, David Crispen $11.96, Harry
Van Norman $26-91, Frank Van
Norman $25.41, Garland Hlrglna
$7.46, Clyde Catching $47.97. C. W.
Puckett $95 92, Stanley Roach $5.
98, John Gllheau $5.9. Morris E.
Bowker $45 91, Geo. 8paur $35.90.
Harry MrCahe $31.92, Ferrul lies
$15 96, Wm. Dolan $1092. J. A.
It'ink $19 96. h. IL Smith $1M.73.
Frank Ladv $10374, M. T. Elliott
$15 80, U M. Russell $7.98. Geo.
Williams $103.73, Ross BMItner
$671, Che.tnr Stlltner $86.71.
Delmar Stlltner $6.71. , W.
III. Brookhsrdt $28 40, Stanley
lllrookhardt $28.40, F. T. Lsdy $16.
44. Harl.-in Hlnch $11.96, Albert
Ruse $80.73, C. H. Tlkhardson $77.
74. Phil Brookhardt $1794, F. I
Klugsley IS0.73. Joe Millard $64.28,
Harry KclloM $139.73, W. R.
I Wakefield J3J.i3, v.. u. auowaiier j
$142.73. C. W. Lundeen $16.47, H.
J. Frctwell $91.33. Harry Keasy
$22.42, D. W. Keasy $11.96, R. L.
Tomllnson $31.39, Paul Demmer
'$23.92, H. T. Elkmeler $41.86, A. A.
Matthews $7.47. Fred Ellis $11.11,
H. M. Larson $11.98Aillbert Sutton
'$1.00, C. H. Nlblett $11.96, S. F.
Niblltt $14 95, W. S. Motrin f 17.93,
V, V, JUBllllUWS flit. OU.
Market Road Bills. .
J. A. Denn Powder Co., $10.20, R.
H. Fryer $2.19, J. N. Hedden $3.46.
Kurtx Transfer A Storage Co., $18.
loo, Umpqua River Steam Nay. Co..
1$2.60, liuedsport Fuel A Transfer
Co., $48.00, Commercial Abstract
Co, $2.00, Alex H. Sawyers $92.00,
N. Hogan $56.21, Frank L. Taylor
l$236.b. Churchill Hdw. Co, $7.00,
I Mrs. D. K. Wakefield $37.60, W. C.
Roberts $2848.86, F. J. Connlne
$106.00, J. A. Donn Powder Co.,
$6.20, Llndatrom A Feigenton $12,
296.61, P. D Wolford $169.60,' S. a
Crouch $71.99, M. C. Bowker. $9.00.
F. A. Warner $48.00, O. N. Plorco
,$2928.30.
1921 Bond Payroll.
I D. P. French $60.03, Geo. J.
Thomas $37.43, C. L. Webber $37.
43, Julian Hatfield $37.43, P. E.
Cooper $37.43. Clifton Kruse, $13.
147, Frank Kittson $46.41, J. M. Wea
ver $2.99, Hiirrt- Thomas $15.69,
Iee Nichols $16.43, Jorrie Nichols
$6.43, Malker Johnson $18.68, Plin
'Cooper $21.67, Geo. Winston, $20..
93, Ed UcUhehey $7 47, Archie Mo-
Cihehey 2.99, W. C. Sblpe $1.49.
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