OREGON CITY COURIER, OREGON OREGON, apbil 17 1919
More and more, thoughtful women are de
creasing the cost of living by increasing the
variety of their home baking. They have
learned to bake the Royal way with fewer
eggs. They have found that more baked
foods mean less meat. They have further
discovered that their baking keeps fresh
longer when made with
Baking
Powder
Absolutely Pure
In many recipes, only half as many eggs are required, in
some none at all, if an additional quantity of Royal Baking
Powder is used, about a teaspoonful in place of each
egg omitted.
Try it with your favorite recipes
Royal Contains No Alum
Leaves No Bitter Taste
County Court
EXPENDITURES FOR MONTH OF
APRIL, 1919
Foun-Corp.,
District Road Fund
DIST. NO. 1 Oregon City
dry, $0.75; Howard-Cooper
$34.02.
DIST. NO. 4 H. C Heiple, .$6.00;
J. A. Kitching, $3.00; J. C. Kitching,
$3.50.
DIST. NO. 5 Port. R. L. & P. Co,
$20.20; M H Wheeler, $17.50; W E
Wheeler, $30.00; C Lekberjr, $6.00;
C A Wheeler, $4.50; J. W. Wheeler,
$6.00.
DIST. NO. 7 Adolf Aschoff, $20.
16; Paul. R. Meinig, $28.50; Cedar
Creek Lumber Co., $371.82; Ridge
Lumber Co., $58.51; Dixon & How
itt, $lf7.00; L. E. Martin, $3.00; J.
Cockelrease, - $7.50; A C Thomas,
$9.00; James Fegles, $50.25; Tracey
Vanderhoof, $18.00; Dixon & How
itt, $6.00.
DIST. NO. 8 Paul R. Meinig,
$176.75; J. T. Mclntyre, $95.00; F.
Crutchcr, $53.25; Ed. Wall, $57.75;
Os; Wall, $17.25; Frank Wall, $45.75;
H. Koch, $6.00; A. W Shipley, $25.
60; Joe . Blue, $39.00; H. Larson,
$10.50; G. Williams, $64.50; H. Mor
ton, $36.00; G. Cox, $13.50.
DIST. NO. 11 Oregon City Sand
& Gravel Co., $240.00; James Mur
phy, $12.00; C. R. Livesay, $14.75;
J. R. Livesay, $6.00; C. A. Mann,
$3.00; H. D. Marston, $21.00; F. P.
Morey, $1C5.00; R. Mattoon, $120.00.
DIST.. NO. 12 G R Hobbs, $6.00.
DIST. NO. 13 W H Bonney, $69.
00; J T Fullam, $17.30; A. Schneider,
$6.35; H A Allen,-$6.35; Glen Al
len, $7.50.
. DIST. NO. 14 Herman Fisher,
$4.00; Erich Fisher, $4.00.
DIST. NO. 15 L. Davies, $3.00;
H. Scheer, $3.00; W B Lauton, $2.65;
A C Warner, $6.50.
DIST. NO. 16 H. Engel, $16.25;
-I. Benson, $15.00; W. Randall, $13.50;
C. Dietze, $3.00.
DIST. NO. 17 D. R. Dimick, $36.
00; Almon Johnson, $21.00; William
Rice, $18.00; Otto Striker, $8.00;
, Clarence Rupp, $2.25; Ralph Koehler
' $9.00; Isadora Bany, $30.00; Con Bal
by, $7.50; Ab Johnson, $18.00; ; Rob
Vorpahl, $24.00; Bany Bros., $15.00;
Frank Zolener, $1.50.
DIST. NO. 18 Beaver Creek Cash
Exchange, $58.60; Otto Moehnke,
$40.00; V. Bohlander, $22.50;
Moehnke & Bluhm, $420.00; .Abel
Thomas, $24.00; John Bluhm, $7.50;
J. Hugill, $12.75; V. Bohlander, $3.75;
Wilbur Bohlander, $9.75; Abel Thom
as, $14.85; C. Fischer, $11.25; George
Hollman, $6.00; Winfield Parry, $6.
00; W. P. Daniels, $11.25; Raymond
Ginther, $11.25; A. Helft, $23.25; A.
Gross, $6.00; Lou Smith, $4.50; A.
Moehnke, $8.25; H. Hansen, $5.25;
H. Moehnke, $3.00; D. J. Makinster,
$3.00.
DIST. NO. 19 Hogg Brothers,
$11.40; W. J. E. Vick, $3.50; Gottlieb
Feyrer, $12.50; John Griffith, $6.00;
Tommy Lewis, $6.00; L. L. Churchill,
$6.00; Albert Woodside, $3.00; Evan
Lewis, $3.00; John Boul, $3.00; J.
Nelson, $3.00; Richard Griffiths,
$17.00.
DIST. NO. 20 Harvey Gibson,
$6.70; J. C. Miller, $29.75; J. O.
Smith, $16.50; V. W Johnston, $25.-
50; S. Miller, $4o.50; M. L. Johnston
$33.00; W. J. Benton, $19.00; E. Mc-
Murry, $3.00; W. H. Stone, $28.50;
S. Stone, $6.00; A. Werner, $28.50;
M. E. Schooling, $19.50.
DIST. NO. 21 W. S Gorbett, $61.-
00; Axel Johnson, $54.00; Pete John
son, $15.00; George Dooghe. $33.75;
Albert Harris, $19.50; Aug. Dal-
strom, $15.00; Erik Hansen, $9.00;
Mangus Johnson, $4.50; A. John
son, $12.00; Emile Petterson, $6.00;
G. Murphey. $12.00; Edd Johnson,
$9.00; Jack Morris, $9.00; Charles
Berckstrom, $60.00; G. Ferer, $25.00;
Abe Larkins, $18.00; C. D. Ball,
$36.00; Carl Dalstrom, $15.62.
DIST. NO. 22 Willamette Valley
Southern Railway Co., $31.60.
DIST. NO. 23 D. J. Parmenter,
$29.08; R W Zimmerman, $33.00; V.
Skinner, $21.00; E Kocher, $21.00;
L. Ziegler, $4.50; A. B. Wi'ddows,
$33.00; D. J. Parmenter, $15.00.
DIST. NO. 24 L B Frey, $0.75;
C. Bosch, $8.25; C. E. Miller, $15.75;
D. Egli, $3.00; W Carothers, $13.50;
Clayton Yoder, $14.25; W. Watson,
$30.00; C. E. Miller, $42.75.
H. Fredrickson, $3.00; Geo. Brock
art, $15.00; Ed Bellknap, $13.50; J.
Lofgren, $7.50; C. G. Hoffman, $1.25.
DIST. NO. 25 P. J. Scheer, $6.00;
Rudolf Klaus, $15.75; Geo. Suther
land, $13.50; Rufus Kraxberger, $1.
50; Ed Harnack, $1.50.
DIST. NO. 26Wames F. Nelson,
$22.25; C. A. Wallace, $9.00; W. J.
E. Vick, $36.75; L. N. Jones, $12.00;
Andrew Oster, $36.00; L. Bowman,
$15.00; J. Oster, $1.50; D R Hubbard,
$4.50; Normal Olsen, $6.00; I. D.
Larkins, $31.50; Omer Marquam,
$13.50; R. Hertzel, $8.80.
DIST. NO. 28 E. L. Palfrey, $9.
83; M E Swope, $23.54; Ed Bowman,
$3.00; Claude Marsh, $1.50; C. W.
Austin, $6.00; Albert Groshong, $3.
00; E. L. Palfrey, $49.00; E. Russell,
$48.00; Walter Russell, $48.00; Zeb
Bowman, $30.00; John Miller, $72.62;
Wm. Helmig, $26.25; Frank Kokel,
$32.25; J. E. Verley, $23.25; H. H.
Kinslow, $52.50; Joe Mille r,$10.50;
Homer Trullinger, $38.25; T. Acker
son, $10.50; L. Perret, $37.50; Claude
Perret, $37.50; M. Keys, $10.00; C.
B. Arnett, $30.00; J. W Arnett, $30.-
00; George Madill, $3.00. 'i
DIST. NO. 29-Joe Resch, $3.00;
Lester Armstrong, $27.00; W. W.
Sporalsky, $33.50.
DIST. NO. 33 F. Madden & Co.,
$8.45; Frank Millard, $40.50; C. H.
Skinner, $24.00; Wm. Skinner, $7.50;
Marion Millard, $12.00.
DIST. NO. 34 Standard Oil Co.,
$4.19; Pope & Co., $Q.86; E. A. Hack
ett, $28.00; F. A. Zimmerman, $28.
00; W. Kaiser, $24.50.
DIST. NO. 35 V. E. ' Hengstler,
$6.00; Wil-
WANTED
OPERATORS ON SEWING
MACHINES also WOMEN for
HAND FINISHING COATS.
INQUIRE GARMENT DEPARTMENT
OREGON CITY WOOLEN MILLS
$6.00; Emory Radford,
liam Booth, $13.00.
DIST. NO. 36 N. C. Nelson, $7.00;
Grover Pomeroy, $3.75; Fred Zim
merle, $3.75; Ed Wormdahl, $18.00;
George Long, $19.50; Willard Stan
ton, $18.00; R. F. Watts, $3.75; Har
ry Wormdahl, $19.50; George Kitz
miller, $3.00; John Stanton, $28.00.
DIST. NO. 39 E. A. Hackett,
$15.40. . '
DIST. NO. 37 Columbia Contraet
Co., $3.20; C W Kruse, $22.00; C. C.
Kruse, $6.00.
DIST. NO. 39 Albert Fisher, $34.
50; Walter Fisher, $40.50; John
Oleary, $36.00; W. Christner, $37.50;
Otis Howard, $37.50; Lee Bly, $33.00;
A. S-ehnenborn, $19.50; S. Irish, $28.
50; Carl Caseday, $19.50; E. Fisher,
$21.00; Herman Fisher, $26.25; L.
Shockley, $3.00.
DIST. NO. 41 H. H. Udell, $23.00.
DIST. NO. 42 John Schumacher,
$10.50; J. W. Watson, $16.25; H. C.
Rittenour, $2.25; J J Yoder, $1.50.
DIST. NO. 44 C W Friedrich,
$2.58; W. J. Wilson & Co., $27.13;
Hugh James, $54.00; R. Breaker,
$58.50; Wes Knowles, $63.00; J. Rear
don, $61.50; E. James, $48.00; A. C
Thompson, $61.50; B. F. Allen, $36.
00; Thomas Penman, $36.00; A. S.
Newton, $88.00; E. T. Bancroft, $28.
50; H Osborn, $4.50; B. Newton, $6.
00; J. T. Hoops, $30.00; H. H. East
man, $12.00; C. H. Weismandle,
$9.00.
DIST. NO. 48 Paul R. Meinig,
$5.70; Willard Bosholm, $7.00; Walter
Krebs, $6.75; H. Wendland, $2.25; D.
Alt, $3.00; R. Chown, $2.25.
DIST. NO. 49 Tobe Eash, $3.00;
Harvey Robertson, $19.50; Harry
Duncan, $12.00; Curtis Wilcox, $6.00;
L. J. Palmateer, $14.00; E. Star,
$59.50; A. Sagner, $31.50..
DIST. NO. 51-Jake DeYoung,
DIST. NO. BWake DeYoung,
$13.00; L. Hoffmeister, $6.00; E.
Siefer, $3.00; Roy Whjte, $12.01).
DIST. NO. 53 George Wooster,
$9.75; J A Ridings, $7.50; 0. L. Ham
mond, $2.25.
DIST. NO. 54 R. W. Zimmerman,
$4.50; N E Cole, $80.50; R. F Watts,
$21.50; P. J. Schneider, $9.00; Gordis
Watts, $24.00; S. D. Nofziger,
50; P J Schneider, $9.00; Gordib
Watts, $24.00; S. D. Nofziger, $12
00; W. F. Stanton, $5.25; Lester
Stanton, $5.25; J. B. Mishler, $6.00.
DIST. NO. 64 Willard Bosholm,
$9.00: W. Krebs. $6.00; H. Bidder-
bank, $3.00; Frank Smith, $1.50,
Special Road Fund
SPECIAL NO. 3 Wm. Schwartz
$3.50; W. Buckman, $3.00; P. W.
Swetman, $3.00; E. Long, $3.00; F.
Peterson, $3.00.
SPEC. NO. 6 G. Finger, $13.50;
S. Hall, $6.00; Max Klaegel, $24.00;
Dave Jarl, $12.00; J. Suckow, $3.00;
Ed Littlepage, $40.25.
SPEC. NO. 9 Fred Lins,- $28.00;
C. E. Lins, $12.00; A. H. Lins, $6.00;
Harold Joyner, $4.50; Roy Miller,
$3.00; A. H. Miller, $6.00; C. W. Ron
delman, $9.00.
SPEC. NO. 42-Julius Hult, $256.-
00: A. Nelson, $10.26; J. W. Wntson,
$4.50; J. R. Watson, $6.75; S. H. Say,
$2.50; Aaron Beuglie, $5.45; W. H.
Yoder, $8.75; J J Yoder, $2.50; John
Schumacher, $5.45; S. Westbostad,
$4.75: N. Earlind. $1.25; Fred Wat
son. $2.00; Oscar Jacobson, $1.70;
Richard Lampman, $1.70; G. Wil
liams, $1.25. .
SPEC. 43 W. H. Douglass, $10.00;
W. F. Douglass, $6.00; Glenn Doug
lass, $6.00; Perry Murphey, $3.00.
SPEC. NO. 47 J. W. Hart, $3.30;
W. H. Counsell, $75.00; C R. Livesay,
$70.80: O. P. Roethe, $177.60; Alex
Gill, $47.25; Chas. Moran, $56.00;
John Roberts, $21.00; Wm. Jones,
$21.00; John F. Risley, $14.00.
General Roads
M. L. Kline, $5.07; Honey man
Hardware Co., $35.55; Oregon City
Foundry, $9.75; Phoenix Iron Works,
$52.30; Robertson Hard were & Steel
Co., $13.33; Avery & Co., $10.96; O J
McKenney, $75.25; John Woods, $68.
25; Charles Newton, $59.60; Henry
Henrici, $112.50; Ben'Carr, $76.00;
W. M. Jantz , $24.50; ' D. W Blair,
Blair, $54.25; A. C. Buchel, $150.00;
Frank Busch, $6.94; Union Mills,
$71.26; W. T. Kaake, $37.80; W. V.
S. Ry. company, $5.12; W. Dutcher,
$144.00; Ed Wallace, $64.00;' W. J. E.
Vick, $16.00; H. H Dahl, $38.50; D.
French, $43.75; E. E. Churchill, $12.
00; E. E. Vanfleet, $4.00; J R Hall,
$4.00; L. Hall, $3.60; S. Hall, $3.50;
Ducy & Sager Lmbre. Co., $126.78;
John Beatie, $9.00; John Heft, $25.
00; Bluhm & Moehnke, $228.00; J I.
Case T. M. Co., $68.66; Honeyman
Hardware Co., $14.23; W, M Dustin,
$49.00; S. Nash, $54.25; E. Nash,
$35.00; J. W. Johnson, $21.00; D.
Fancher, $52.50; W. D Rider, $21.86;
J. Kepcha, $114.00; A. Stefani, $166.
08; D. R. Dimick, $4.00; Con Balby,
$6.00; Isador Bany, $6.00; M. L.
Kline, $12.73; H. W. Sharp, $74.14;
Miller-Parker Co., $20.90; Oregon
Door Co., $16.10; Howard-Cooper
Corp., $5.63; E. R. Kilgallon, $40.00;
Hodson-Feenaughty Co., $42.00; R. M
Wade, $33.60; T A Roots, $200.00;
H. H.. Udell, $0.52; Carlton & Rosen-
krans, $14.45; Canby Hardware &
Implement Co., $9.25; M. E. Gaffney,
$5.73; Gibbs & Son, $3.25; Glenmor
rie Quarry Co., $4.50; Oregon Citv
Sand & Gravel Co., $5.20; Gibbg &
Son, $4.50; Falls Transfer Co., $1.15;
M. E. Gaffney, $58.00; Alfred Martin,
$132.00; C. E. Battin, $47.25; A. E.
Aeby, $59.50; John Hoffman, $35.00;
Sam Schlagel, $45,50; Alfred Otty,
$42.00; Dan Gaffney, $7.00; Roy Otty,
$42.00; John Davis, $101.50; George
Stevens, $24.50; J. N. Young, $31.60;
W. Imel, $31.50; W. Smart, $7.00;
A A Conklin, $42.00; W F Baker,
$14.00; Ross Hunter, $17.50; John
Kay, $14.00; Frank Hager, $28.00;
James Kepcha, $39.00; B, L. Fried
rich, $52.00; Frank Frossard, $10.50;
Chas. Haymaker, $3.50; Aaron An
derson, $3.50; Clay Colson, $7.00; F.
A. Zimmerman, $12.00; W. Kaiser,
$16.00.
General County Fund
SHERIFF Oregon City Enterprise
$3.00; H. H. Hughes, $3.92; Wm. J.
Wilson, $17.60; The Western Union
Tel. Co., $0.29; Jones Drug Co., $0.50;
A. E. Joyner, $20.50; F. E. Davidson,
$4.00.
CLERK Fred A. Miller, county
clerk, $7.50; Jones Drug Co., $8.40:
The Courier Press, $1.00: Marie
Friedrich, $9.00; Clackamas County
Banner, $45.00.
RECORDER Oregon City Enter
prise, $144.00; County Recorder, $12.
00; Clackamas County Banner, $7.00;
A. E. Simmons, $9.00.
TREASURER Oregon City Enter
prise, $0.40; Jones Drug Co., $0.15;
Alberta L. Dunn, $5.00; George A.
Harding, $3.25.
ASSESSOR L. Hallinan, .$28.00;
W. W. Long, $14.00; Chas. Thompson
$10.50.
COUNTY COURT W. F. Harris,
$97.40; W. A. Proctor, $88.50; H. S.
Anderson, $70.00.
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