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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1940 FIVE Jobless Pay Law Targetof Attacks Costs Too Much Monty, Chief Plaint of Employ trt; Big Rosorve Fund Built Up. SALEM, Ore., Feb. 21. (TP) The unemployment compensation taw, one of the moio radical social vnnture of the past few yearn, from all Indications Is due for trou ble both in Oregon and In the na tion. Km ploy era aro becoming more outHpoken in their attacks on i, recommending cliangeu In muny in stances and in some canes complete abollehmet. The chief complaint, stripped of the high sounding phrases, la that it costs them too much money. Something will have to be done goon with the contribution sys tem because employers' contribu tions are far exceeding the bene fits paid out to unemployed work ers. The nation as a whole has a reserve tied up of nearly one and one-half billion dollars and Ore gon's reserve is more than $9,000, iiuo, $3,000,01)0 more than the ro H?rvo tlio cotnmiHHfou set as Duces sary lo maintain benefit pay ments. One side suggests the maximum und minimum weekly benefits be raised and the number of weeks for which payments are given be also increased. The other wants the excess to be reflected In low er contributions from employ ers. New Plan Not Soothing The experience rating program, slated to go into effect this year, provides little hope of soothing the employers. The plan provides for payment by the employer on the basis of the amount of benefits paid out to his workers, theoretical ly making less unemployment by causing the employer to tbink twice before he lays off his work ers. Opponents object to that by aay f ing that no employer lays off men unless economic conditions justify it and that forces without the in dividual plant or unemployment benefit system are too powerful to allow the smooth theoretical op eration which proponents o .ue merit rating system predict. Another objection is found in the fact that the plan will encourage the employer to restrict his work ers to the fewest possible individ uals to escape a higher percent age of contributions. The employ ers do not wish to assume the re sponsibility for unemployment and lew economists will lay the blame at their feet. Claims Allowed 6y County Court Following Is n Hat of Hie claims iuiiHUmI and ordertfd paid at the last regular term of county court: l Circuit Court: llallifr. '$3.00; I Wltnenscs. 1H39, Sx.oo; Witnesses for tlrunil Jury, $r2.4Ui I'ac. T. T. Co.. S3.75; S. I. A. Comm., 31 cenls: haw Library, the Lawyer's Co op l'lihl. Co.. $7.50; West l'llh lishlnK Co.. $5.00 and o.00; Cal laehan & Co., $7.50. County Court:) Oregon Counties Assn., J.'.ll.Ou; I'. XT. Co.. $3.5; .1. Kosk Hutchinson. SIIK.UU: 11. 11. ltoadlnan, $105.-10; Western I'nlon, I cents. Oregon and Calif. Grant Lands: Orecon Calif. (Irunt Co. Assn.. bal ance of 1030, $300.00 and 60 of 1010. $IMII).00. Justice Court: Justice fees, $105,111; jury fees, ?!i.imi; Wit nesses and mileage, $51.00: Kose Iiuir News ltevlew. $12.50; 1'. TT. Cu., $2.35; the follow ins for bonds, A. (!. Clarke, $10.00; (Joins & Co.. $10.00; Klsie Meissner. $10.00; the followiiiK for drawing jury lists, It. W. Marsiers, $3.00; stone Cawl field, $3.00; J. II. Kullertuu, $3.00; Clarence Leonard. $3.00; L. C. A iplewtle, $1.00 and Jock Hunch, ' $1.00. Juvenile Court: Car. $20.00; As sociated till Co.. $3.11 and $'i.2; 1'. TT. Co.. $1.40; S. I. A. Comm.. $3.20; Altnes M. I'itchford. travel expense. $12.10 and phone', $I.Stl; Hichflcld Oil Corp.. $1.26; Shell Oil Co., 51X7S; Union Oil Co.. Jl.M. Juvenile Boys' and Girls' Aid: Hoy's and Ulrls' Aid Society. $50.00. District Attorney: ltoyal Type writer Co., Inc., $711,115; Lester I.. Wimherly, 1". M., postage, $IO.uo; 1'. TT. Co., $11113; S 1. A. Comm.. 31 cents. County Assessor: West Coast I'l'lnting anil llindiue Co.. $25.71 and $15.50; Postal Telegraph Co.. 25cenis; Commercial Abstract Co.. lionil. $15. ("i; Cash lor maps, 5 renin; P. TT. Co.. $3.35; Kxlra Clerk hire. Holiert llelliwell, Jito.oo and Vera MrCllnlock, $17.50; Hose Iiiiik News llevlew, $23.U5; S. 1. A. Cnnim., $1.3!l. v County Clerk: Kokc-Chapuiau Co. '.?:;.'..:lo; Capitol City llludery. "Al laciuni'Ul Hook." $37.00; Commer cial Ahstiact Co.. for lioud. $50.00; LINEUP with BEAR Stephens Auto Co. 4 FLAPPER FANNY - COM. 1MO tY NCA MRVKC. "Was it a nice party, baby?" "Ooh, swell! We didn't hafta plav sramcs or anything." A. K Simmons, ribbons, $11.00; Co lumbia Carbon Co., $3.0n; Pacific Stationery and Printing Co., $6.66; P. TT. Co.. fl.si; (ioettol's Variety Slore. $2.00; A. K. Siiumona, $f.25; West Coast Printing and Ulnding Co., $1.00; Lester L. Wimherly, P. M., envelopes and postage, $72.68; I. C. Wax otflco ICqulpment House, cabinet, $65.00; S. I. A. Comm., $1.21. Coroner County: Coroners fees, $30.00; mileage, $26.30; Physician fees, $23.1)0; Telephone, $5.55; 11. L. Whipple, agent, Jlfi.OO. County Sheriff: Legal Dept.: Service fees for the , following: P. W. Dillard, $3.50; (1. M. Dyer. $5.00; Ceo. Erics, $6.00; Fred Kin sel, $15.15 and Ceo. Oliugbousc, $15.95; Hansen Motor Co., ear, $305.61. $2.54 and $20.26; Lester L. Wlmberly, P. M box rent. $2.00 and jury registry, $6.51; Commer cial Abstract Co.. bond. S200.00; services and traveling expense, W. A. Manning. $l.5o; Harry .McCabe, $1S.60 and $20.30; (leo. T. Thomp son, $3.00; Allen Cordon, $33.0S; Fred Kinsel, $0.00; Percy A. WI. sheriff, license. $2.25; Itlciulcld Oil Co.. $2.20; Standard Oil Co., S3.23 and $11.22; Union Oil Co.. $2.15; Si Dillard Motor Co., $1.00; Percy A. Webb, truvel expense,. $1.65 and $0.35; Margaret Doyle, on permits. $12.00; ltoyal Typewriter Co., Inc., S1O3.05; Taylor's Super Service Station. $10.25; P. TT. Co.. $17.S0; Shell Oil Co., $20.'J'J; Postal Tele graph Co.. 60 ttsnta; Percy Croft, $S.25; Cliff Thornton, $8.05; S. I. A. Comm., .$16,1)5. County Sheriff's Tax Dept.:' Hoseburg News-Heview, supplies, $31.90 and $210.11; postage. $200.00; P. TT. Co., $2.35; West Coast Printing and lllndlng Co., Hates number machine, $11.00; the following extra clerk hire, Klsie Walker, $52.50: Violet Houser, $52.5u; Peace Moore, $lx.00; Mar garet Itoyle, $52.50 and Donald Agec. $52.50; S. I. A. Comm.. $1.1)3. County Sheriff's Del. Tax Collec tor: A. K. Simmons, $1.00; New land's Garage, $6.65: 11. C. Darby, travel expense. $16.12, S. I. A. Comm.. $3. is. County Superintendent: Lester L. Wlmberly. P. M box rent, $l.oo; A. K. Simmons. $3.50, car, $33.50; P. TT. Co., $2.35; S. I. A. Comm.. 31 cents. County Surveyor: (Julne ami Co., bond, $25.00; P. TT. Co., $2.35; S. I. A. Comm., $1.06; II. L Kppstcln. $60.00 and Covcrnment Corners, $13.50; N. K. Iilrhardson. $10.00. County Treasurer: Hut-roughs Adding Machine Co.. $92.sn; I), c. Wax Office Equipment Co.. $50.30; It. L. Whipple, agent, bond. ' $150.00; P. TT. Co., $2.35; S. 1. A.I Comm.. 30 cents j County Health Unit: 3 car mile- ' age. $150.00; Hoseburg Hook Slore. i $12.60; Shaw Surgical Co.. $1.87; ' Lester L. Wlmberly, P. M.. post age. $10.00; P. TT. Co., $10.85; Mead and Wheeler. $1.62; New Service Laundry, $1.51; S. I. A. Gas Economy Isn't this what you want most In a light-duty truck. Greatest pulling power with real tima-aaving par forma nee 1 Plus greatest gas econ omy for year-round savings. CMC fives you botht T jut vim-Hi Otrtiiiifli ixir n n f.MAC i'liui l I'-Wc-t ti nihil. ! Roscburg OAK AND ROSE STS. By Sylvia WC T. M. RCC- U. PAT. Off-.- Comm., $1.97; Western I'nion, lis cents; Hoseburg News-Heview $17.25; Postal Telegraph Co.. 30 cents; American Public Health Assn.. flues, $5.00 and American School Health Assn.. dues. $2.00. County Roadmaster: Uuine and Co., bonds, lo.oo; Lester L. liu herlv, p. M., $10.00; J. TT. Co.. $6.05; Lapham Motors, $1.05; S. 1 A. Comm., $1.99. County Home: Adam Schneider, $2.10; Douglas County Creamery, $26.05; Douglas County Flour Mills, $12.50 and $12.50; Douglas Market. $53.18; i 11. llalley, $1.70; Pacific Fruit and Produce Co., $7.1)0, $15.11 and $11.50; Ln- llrie Hltchle, $1.60. $1.50 and $1.20; Chapman Drug Slore, $11.05 and $2.11; Dr. A. C. Seely, $2.00; Dr. K. J. Walnscott, $10.00; Douglas Fu neral Home. $35.00 and $10.00; Gerald Hanier. helper, $1.75; Dr. Chas. 11. Wude. $3.00; Cus Lind- bloom. $1.00; Callf.-Oregon Power Co.. $70.16; Hoseburg I'ndertukiug Co.. $35.00, $35.00, $2.50 and $60.00; H. C. Stearns, $3.80; I'nger Funeral Home. $37.00; J. T. llridges. $17.00; P. TT. Co.. $7.50; Goetlel's Variety Store. $3.25; Doer Creek Dairy. $6.51; Grimm Gro cery. $38.25 and $10.20; Economy Market 90 cents; Fullerton Candy Co., $6.73; Henninger's .Mart, $16.4S; Tile Northside Market, $3.50; Parkinson's Food Store, $21.13: Sufeway Stores, $16.37; C. E. Thomas, $1.00; I'mpquu Dairy Products Co., $21.18; Waller's Hak 'ory, $29.33; Marsters Drug Co., $1.85; Physician Hospital and Sup ply Co.. $5.15: Pioneer Drug Store. $22.52; Carol Ulgsby, $7.00; .1. C. Penney Co., Inc., $25.89; Pierce Auto Freight Lines.. Inc., $1.90; Pal-slow Furniture Co., $1.85; Wharton Ilros., $3.00; lir. J. C. Maxson. $25.00; Parke Davis Co.. $8.82; People Market. $1.00; Pio neer Drug Slore, $1.68; Dr. Edwin Swauson. $10.00; S. I. A. Comm.. $16.81: Mrs. J. M. McUker, $57.on; H. G. Olson, suwing wood, $l.5n; A. J. Young. $19.00; E. V. LaClair. $5.00, Mrs. Olive Homme, Slo.on; Hoseburg Pharmacy, $5.21; the fol lowing employees at the county home. Dorothy Arthur, $13.20; Mar celine Ferguson, $16.80; Knlhcrinc Dirks. $5ii.iio; Neta llryant. It. N.. $75.00: Ilclly ltlgsby, $15.00; Clara Lanorelh. $1.5.00; Enlu Chi II. $15.00; Hoy Knigge. $15.00; ju Martin. $50.00; Annie Cook, $27.90; Klsie Kelly, $22.50 und Hlchard Ashwoi'th. $l5.no; ttie county home is credited wllh 628 meals for prisoners or $157.00. County Jail: For meals. Harry McCabe, $1.80 and 80 cents; Cliff Thornton, $1.75 and rental of National Defense Week Military Ball The Armory FEBRUARY 22. 1940 A t'urli.huitt CMC actually r.i-U IllfU or no mnr than lh r Inwcil prirrd Irucka on th mark!. Yt (,MC you thr moat ninrlfrn ninrintr H v.nctmtnli to b found in any light duty truck! Motor Co. TELEPHONE 141 LOW PRICES brush, $1.00; linynes Drug Store. $4.74; II. Richard Neruas, $1.00: Win. lllack, $1.50; Callf-Orcson I'ower Co., $3.50; Churchill Hard ware Co., $1.30; Grimm Grocery, $7.70; C. W. Clark Photo SluiHo, li.02; New Service Laundry, $0.19. .CW... Count Welfare: !!!!:'.d Assistance, $50.60; Dep. Children, $004.00; General Assistance, $U7S.12 and Old Ago Assistance, fcMHMMU. Sailors' and Soldiers' Aselstance.: Spanish Anier. War. $50.00 and World War, $175.74 and $1114.75. Agents: County Agent, 1 $550.00 und 4-11 Club, 1 $350.00. Bounties! Vein Lerwill. $20.0o; Albert Ingrain. $20.00; Tracy J. Muse. $20.00; W. H. Swift, $20.00; Geo. H. Surver. $20.0o; W. E. Gray, coyote and four cats, $20.00; Gil bert 1). Ronney, $15.00: the follow ing received $12.50 for a coyote and cat: 11. J. llauaolter. Wayne Smith, W. W. Willis, Curd Saga bord. Clarence Johnston, C. E. Stevonson, Carlos C. Neal. W. E. Gray, C. 1. llurgoyne; tho follow ing received $7.50 Tor throe cals: John J. Sawyers, Wayne Smith. Tyson Hankey, Chester Slonecker; the following received $5.00 for two cats: Walter Wiukleman, Halph Lockwooil, Edgar Jones, Carl Thornton, W. C. Schlcigh, Carroll W. Cooley, Carl K. Collins, Chester Slonecker, Guy A. Cutllp, Carl U Collins; the following ru eelved $2.50; L. C. Leonard, Lester Johnson, Albert Teague. E. (). Worley, E. II. Thrush. -Chas. Ir win, llert Meloy, Hold. C. Essel strotn, ('hestcr Howard, John !'. Thomas, Arua Johnson. E. O. Wor ley, Wayne Smith, Henh Fish. I). L. Perkins, James Combs, John J. Sawyers. O. G. Sether, Amos A. Case. I'erry J. Wright, fl. E. Han dy, Karl Morris, John Wilson, Wayne Smith. Hert Hurt), John Wilson. W. H. Jones, Joe II. Coo ley, John J. Sawyers; the following received $10.00 for coyote: W. A. Alexander. Perry J. Wright, W. E. Gray, George L. Itoherts, WHIIh Lamm, J. E. Fitzgerald, llarley Dean, Henry Tlson, Edgar Jones, W. A. Hlackert. Jasper Palouse. 11. J. Hausotter, Forrest Solomon, Lou Inscho, Area It. Pete. Lowell Loul slgnont, Chas. H. Erwln. Peter Her met', 11. .1. Hausotter, Geo. E. Moore, C. (!. Hunt, remitted $1200.00 to be matched by the Slate Game Commission for predu tory animal control. Bridge Funds: The following foremen and crew: Humor Gallop, $150.00; W. II. Gallop. SI 25.00; lltissell Odle. $120.00; I). S. Clem ens. $96.oo; Win. T. Ilmihes. $1U2.0M; George Millugill, S'C'.on; M. N. Humphreys. $lul."u; Flunk .McHnglll. flis.taj; lien W. Taylor. $105.00; Eben Mode. StiS.oo; Harry Haird. $7S.00; Oliver Johnson. $72.00; Geo. Crenshaw, $711.00; Win. Iloeft. S7t!.uo; the fidlowing lor suiiplles, etc.: Alaska Junk Co., $120.01; L. W. Metzger, S3 cents; .1. Hlce. $2.00; E. G. Whipple. $200.15; II. A. Cool. 75 cents; llarmsen and Wakefield, SIS3.95; Ingham Lumber Co.. $103.91; Week's 0., 5119.10; S. 1. A. Comm., $113.32. Court House Expense: Win. Hlack. $1.50; Otis Elevator Co.. $21.00; Catit.-Orcgon Power Co., $115.40 and $1.60; Churchill Hard ware Co.. ?3.s:l; Hygiene Products Co., S5.75; J. S. Mclionald, $20.21; Hoseburg Electric. $1.05; (). C. Johns, $2.00; Grimm's Grocery. $1.00; Hoseburg Lumber Co.. saw dust, $50.00; Western Foundry Co.. contract, $25.00; S. I. A. Comm., $3. ill. Herd Inspector: Geo, L. Nicho las. V. M. II.. $711.50. Election:- A. K. liuller, $2.00; Huseburg Chieftain, $10.25. Emergency: Helen Judy, $S.lio. Forest and County Owned Prop erty: Douglas Forest Protective Assn.. $11HX.7 for 1939 levy; Hose bill K News-Heview, $21.00; John C. Idehl, commission, $59.17; Snther ) ill Lumber Co.. $7. SO; Holla Knowles. $3. 00; Al Allinun, $15.00; P. TT. Co.. $1.25: ( iilll.-l n eeiin i ! 1 ' J ' CiLMORE-YOSEMITE RUN fl MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Your Srudcbakor Dealer for Douglas County 443 N. Jackson Vernon Keol, Prop. Phone V'M?')iv'Vff;'i: '..' '.- Wf'.A.'. Power Co.. $9.10; Oregon Pacific Highway Assn., $500.00. General S u p p I i e : Roseburg nook Slore, $8.00; Sun Printing Co., $S.5o; Goettel'B Variety Store, tio cents; J. K. Gill Co., $3.65. Hospitals: Insane f. M. T. B.: Pr F J Wnin.enll 5 00. ' Miscellaneous Accounts:t Salva tion Army, $25.00. Property Classification: (leo. J. Wendroth, $201. 50 und $153.00; C. K. Marks, $20 35; S. 1. A. Comm., $2.40. Publishing and Advertising: Hoseburg News-Heview, claims. $24.35 and Annua! Reports. $13.20; Hoseburg Chlei'tuill, claims. $24.95. Sealer of Weights: Department of Agriculture. $19. S2. Tax Foreclosure: Peace Moore, services. $75.00; Allen Cordon, the same, $33.07. Vital Statlctlcs: Registrars:1 L. C. Applegale, $1.25; Mrs. Mamie I). Wilson, $1.00; Mrs. Elsie Meisner. 75 cents; G. E. Alklns, 25 cents; J. L. Gibbons. 75 cents and 11. C. Stearns, $1.00. Total warrants drawn against general county, $23,892.24. Dog License Funds: Thomas Fletcher, salury and phone, $72.20 and $70.00; Halph Stearns, $S.0O; Victor 1'hlpps. $S.00; W. J. .Mere dith, $8.00; for sheep claims: Art Copeland, $3.00; Ted Hodges, $3.00; John II. Landers, $3.00; II. F. Nichols. J3.0o; Francis Todd, $4.50; Win. P. Weaver. $3.00; Frank liar- ager and son, $9.00; Chas. Dysert $ii.0li; Oscar Kohlhoi'f. $3.00; Win Wlsegurver, sheep and goats, $18.00: M. T. Huw'soo, goals. $9.00; Mrs. Geo. H. llaxler. chickens. $1.15; S. 1. A. Comm.. $2.30. Total warrants drawn. $231.21. Sold $125.00 of dog licenses. General Road Funds The follow Ing w arrants are drawn In favor of the foreman and crew: Hay lllooil, $ll.4u, $1.00. $23."0 and $13.00; W. SI. Angel. $11.25 and $5.ii0; N. E. Hlchardson. $10.00; Jas. Wollord. $5.00; Arthur lloyer, $7.50; Harry Green, $1.25; Claud Green, $1.25; Erviu Hlce. $4.00: Ed Stearns, $l.llii; Jane Whailnn $30.00: II K Lens J $l50.0ii; J. M. Spaucaku. $83. 2n; John Lorek. $112.50; M. Sacks, $S3.20; E. 11. Weber, $S3.20; Win. iloeft, $20,110; E. O. Hand, $9.1111, $9.00. $33,110, $3.20, $23.00 ami $3.00; Todd Gllbreath, $10.25 anil $3.75; Charles llrown, $ti.uo; Geo. Armstrong, $22. 5o; Eben Mode. $4.00; Harry Haird, $20.00; Hick Itiggs. Sli.50 anil $80.00; Walter Hutchinson. $101.00; Emmet Mny er. $80.00; C. A. Young. $02.50; lr vill Hillings, $02.5"; E. A. Huliell. $5.00; .1. Kennedy. $20.00; T. Ken nedy. $20.00: llert .Matthews. $122.00; Max Myers. $123.50; Dale Hatfield. Sloo.oo; F. L. Merry. $3.20; H. 11. llreedlove, $15.00; Frank Slauclirr, $lo."0; F. It. Cach clin, $2n.nn; Itnice McCormaek. $45.00; August Speldel. $I5.UU: II. E. Wood. $2.50; H. L. Hall. $10.00; Lyman Slllcs. $10.00: O. O. Mat thews. $98.00; Albert Green. $83.20; i;rover Craft, $25.00: Mllo Howard. $53.75; N. F. Ellis, Sln.UO; L. V. Smith, $104.00; Geo. Wese man, ,$73.60: Fred llraunlnger. $04.10; Jess Russell, $17.50; lick Hlggs. $11.25; Allied Clouke, $129.00; Geo. Cooper. $3.00; Earl Aunusline. $3,011; Elmer Crow. $38.40; 1). I). Turner, $2.50; Ray Gallallon. $2.50; J. M. Deardorff, $1iiI.iiii; .1. F. Sellers, $78.10; I). l. Deardorff. $35.0"; .1. W. ltussell, $17.50; Frank Stanclltr, $10.00; Homie Howard and truck, $110.87; Stacy Adams, $8.12; Clarence Wheeler, $15,112; Perry Lungdon, $1.1.00; George Lallgdon, $18.41 Henry Wheeler. $7.50; W. E. Ilrad- foid, $i.oo; I'erry llladlord. $2.50; Guy M.-Gee. $IO.uo; Hill Hai hor. $17.5li;Gua l.uip, $12.50; Hurward Owens. $lui;.ntl; M. A. Orinshy. $25:0o; Oliver llenrv. $2.50; Clyde Hyilell, $130,110; S. A. Earle. Sso.oO; Sam Woosley. $27.50; Er vin Levins. $0o.lio; Al Orcilll. $23.75; Conrad Townsend, $11.25; Earl Townsend, $11.25; Art llick lln. $r, iio: Win. Wroo. 2.r.O: l.lovd Nearly 6,000 Studchokcr Cham pion owners have reported aver ages of better than 20 miles to the gallon in all kinds of driv ing over a distance of nearly SO million miles. They've spent less than $2.50 per car for re pairs. Get this kind of economy yourself in this car that aver aged 20. 19 miles per gallon in the Gilmore-Yoscmltc Run. Come in now. Low down pay menteasy C.I.T. terms. 129 Ilickford, $11.25; Douglas Uuilcy. $10.00; Howard Perkins. $5.00: 11. J. Spalding. $104.1)0; Lewis Lakey, $S3.20; Jess Moore. $80.00; Lee Iteiniugton, $02.60; W. E. Coons, $4.00; Wiley Chamberlain, 15.00; Jue Krowsun, $2.50; Fred Herwurt, 82.60; C. F. Goddell, $2.50; Earl Keeny, $2.60; 'luiu i.u.uuujr, $31.25; Harry Keeny. $25.70; Hoy Fisher, $101.00; Franklin Haines. $84.80; Kenneth Madison, $12.50; Floyd Kellogg, $37.60; A. 11. liar deaty, $43.75; Slieron Colley. $30.25; Mrs. Geo. Kingston, $1.25; Cecil Denny. $1.25; Dayton Minler. $20.00; Will. M. Howell. $22.5o; Jesse Powell. $22.50; Gilbert Hin der, $22.50; Arthur lllggiubolham, $5.00; John Snow, $2.50; G. W. Crouchor. $17.50; W. M. McAboy. $1.25; M. M. Posplcll, $11.25; Will Walker. $2.50; S. A. ljiwrence. $2.50; 'Lesion liwrence, $3.75; V. V. McAboy, $1.88; l. A. Met old. $104.00; Claude Selleck. $70.10; Hob .Morris, $47.50; C. W. Perry. $92.00; Claud Church, $15.00; S. II. Cloy. $26.26; State Industrial Ac cident Commission, $255.81. The following wurrauts are drawn fur supplies, etc.: Cash ad vanced, express, 02 cents, Consoli dated Freight Lines, $2.51. $2.10 and $1.3-1; Pierce Ante Freight Lines, $15.23 und $18.33; I'nlon Oil Co., $1475.18; Ernest Allen. $27.00 nud $9.00; llureall of Labor, Salem, $12.00: City of Conywivlllo. $2.oo and $2.00; Columbiu Equipment Co.. $418.02. $13.43, $12.43 und $50.00; Farm Itureau Co-op Ex change, $8.01; - Howard-Cooper Corp.. $123.05; Harry Pearce. $12.01); 11. It. Hlchter & Co.. 88 cents: Robert Motor Co., $2.08, $31.07; Shell Oil Co., $17.25; I'nlon Garage. $38.80; Woodbury Co.. $20.19. $19.06 and S77.8I; A. Mat thews. $3.00; Calif. Oregon Power Co., $25.00 anil $28.72; Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph Co., $4.85; Art Hoyer. maps, 40 cents; church and Coon, $1.61: Churchill Hard ware Co., 79 cents; Denn-Gerretsen Co., Inc., $150.98 and $8.35; SI Dil lard Motor Co., $36.59; tloin Lum ber Co., $2.30; Hansen Motor Co.. S27.73; J. E. llaselline & Co., $130.10 and $2.01; Paul llumpel, $13.00; Roy lliifhnm, $2.80; Log gers' and Contractors' Machinery Co., $590.51. $101.08 and $21.90; L. W. Metzger Co.. $1.9.1; Orchard Auto Parts. $76,011; Oregon Culvert ami Pipe Co., $25.77; Sarlf's Auto Wrecking House, $3.00; Shell Oil Co.. $2.13; Standard Oil Co., $13.63: Stearns and Cheuowelh, $193.00: Frank L. Taylor, $7.30; H. II. .Mluter, $1."2; Town of M.Mlle Creek, oiling. $220.01: Nonlllne Ttie Biqqesf GENERAL E1ECTRIC A jver Offered at This Price) You'll Always Be Clad You Bought a G-BI Other E. Refrigerators at Sensational Hew Low Prices SEE YOUR LOCAL Paris Co . $11.00; Oakland Service Station, $2.25; Pacific Highway Garage. $4.20; Pacific Machinery and Tool Steel Co.. $59.78; page Lumber und Fuel Co., $10.00;' Pine Mountain Lumber Co., $5.62; Key nobis and Adams, $2.80; Steurns and Chenoweth, $53.80; Sulherlln Lumber ('-.;., no r cr.tr; Howard Cooper Corp., $19.69; Texaco Ser vice Station, $190.84; Thiol Pros., $26.76 and $241.07; West ('oust I'ower Co.. $1.00; E. G. Whipple. $189.07: .1. M. Hartley, 50 cents; City of Drain. $l.lo; W. P. Fuller & Co.. $11.00; II. V. lleburd and Son, $1.13; Pacific Machinerv and Tool Steel Co., $53.39; II. It. Hlcll lor Co.. $1.30; Robertson Heavy Hardware Co., $29.84; John A. Hoebliug's Sons Co., $21.11; South ern Pacific Co., $140.86; Taylor's Super Service Station. $5. no; I'nlon Oil Co.. $1282.18; Week's Co.. $91.12 and Lester Hell. $13.85 and $5.00: Davlin and Nichols, $.Mio; Alfred Davidson. $2 10; M "fn-M jr--1 - .mm (U 'V I A 20 Alcohol by Volume 1 V'A Wenzel Fox. $1.75; George Hall, $3.25; Uerl Hill. $11.50; Hunt Uroa., $100.00; Geo. Phillips. $15.50; Del licit Poole. $8.04; 1. eland Powell, $1.25; Mrs. H. II. Rust. $2.00; J. S. Marr, $15.25: F. L. Merry, $1.75 and $3.50; E. H. Metzger, $25.00; Com inerclal Abstract Co.. premiums, S30 92: .1. s. Marr. $7.75. Market Roads:! Douglas Abstract Co.. Title Search. $7.50. District Road Funds: Tax appor tionments to cities and towns: Hosetntrg, $1165.15; Myrtle ('reek, $16.13; Riddle. $28.67; Drain, $51.75; Oakland. $05.32; Sulhorlin. $53.58 and $35.72; credit to Gen eral Heads. Canynnville. $12.34; Glendale, $ 5 3 .0 7 ; Keedsport, $136.98. 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