THE BANNER-COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1922
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The County Court
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$6.00; A. D. McCully, $6.00; Martha
Stahlnecker, $6.00; Lad Hill Hall,
$5.00; R. A. Wright, $6.00; V. H. Dun
ton, $8.60; Len E. Wallace, $6.00; A.
H. Reynolds, $6.00; S. Percifull, $6.00;
H. T. Kister, $6.00; J. R. Hoff, $5.00;
Henry Swales, $6.00; S. G. Kircham,
$8.40; W. E. Cromer, $6.00; Earl Ger
ber, $6.00; Olive Tracy, $6.00; Gladys
Sloper, $6.00; Harding Grange, 05.00;
P. W. Barth, $3.00; G. W. Scramlin,
$3.00; J. W. Smith, $5.80; J.E. Sin
clair, $3.00; J. W. Eby, $3.00; C. H.
Lorenz, $3.00; Avon Jesse, $3.00; John
Heinz, $3.00; Carl W. Joehnk, $3.00;
' E. W. Gribble, $3.00; Oscar Bolland,
$3.00; G. W. Scramlin, $5.00; John
Gaffney, Jr., $3.00; Carl Barney, $3.00;
H. M. Robbins, $3.90; George B. Frank
$3.00; E. T. Avison, $3.00; Ihma Lewis,
$3.00; Hal Lindsley, $3.00; Zuna Tay
lor, $3.00; G. F. Mighells, $3.00; W. W.
Harris, $3.00; R. R. Howard, $3.00;
Maple Lane Grange, $5.00; T. C. Bent
ley, $3.00; Barton Jack, $3.00; J. W.
Hobart, $3700; F. L. Splrvin, $3.00; T.
D. Clapp, $8.00; W. E. Harmon, $3.00;
Mary E. Marquam, $3.00; Elvira Miller
$3.00; B. M. Hubbard, $3.00; C. A.
Bassett, $3.00; C. H. Counsell, $4.40;
Eda P Homer, $3.00; Wm. Kleeb, $3;
Stanley Z. Elasko. $3.00; Ida E. Mean
ey, $3.00; Nettie Montgomery, $3.00;
Hazel Belle Burbank, $3.00; Minnie D.
Shrock, $3.00; Sadie G. Lewellyn, $3;
MUwaukle Vol. Fire Dept. $5.00; W.
H. Grasle, $3.00; J. A. Rigdon, $3.00;
W. E. Kelso, $4.40; Alice Rigdon, $3;
Harry Simpson, $6.00; Myrtle E. Stan
ley, $3.00; Kate M. Mason, $3.00; H.
E. Basnett, $3.00; Eva M. Cooper, $3;
Sadie Sirvis, $3.00; Ora M. Mazzei, $3;
Mil. Vol. Fire Dept., $5.00; Evangeline
P. Ritchie, $3.00; Mildred A. Eisert,
$3.00; C. C. McLaughlin, $4.40; Paul
ine Parelius, $3.00; E. R. Eisert, $3.00;
Iva M. Colcord, $3.00; Alice S. McCul
loch, $3.00; Elizabeth S. Buck, $3.00;
Florence" Patty, $3.00; Fay Grabler,"
$3.00; Ada G. Brookings, $3.00; M. J.
Melton, $5.00; O. W. Robbins, $3.00;
Gertie L. Everhart, $3.00: W. J. E.
Vlck, $3.00; W. H. Engle, $6.20; H. N.
Everhart, $7.00; I. M. Taliver, $3.00;
Zella G. Engle, $3.00; Zelma S. Rid
ings, $3.00; G. J. Case, $3.00; L. W.
Robbins, $3.00; C R. Austen, $3.00;
E. L. Palfrey, $3.00; G. V. Adams, $3;
W. W. Everhart, $6.20; T. O. Ridings,
$3.00; Clay Hungate, $3.00; Nellie M.
Henricksen, $3.00; Bertha Dicken, $3;
Solon Eckert, $3.00; A. M. Miller, $3;
Rhoda Mackrell, $3.00; Cora Todd, $3;
W. M. Mackerell, $5.00; Ward B. Law
ton, $3.00; A. J. Marrs, $3.00; A. C.
Warner, $3.00; J. S. Silsby, $3.00; J.
M. Warnock, $6.40; Lula M. Thomp
son, $3.00; Rose M. Foward, $3.00;
Leila E. King, $3.00; Lillian ' Axford,
$3.00; J. W. Hiatt, $3.00; Calla Wal
dorf, $3.00; Lettie Schuebel, $3.00; U.
A. Woodside, $3.00; William Goldson,.
$3.00; Lewis Churchill, $3.00; Mary
S. Howard, $3.00; A. C. Erickson, $3;
J. L. Danields, $5.40; Edwin Berdine,
$3.00; Hazel Berdine, $3.00; Inez
Churchill, $3.00; Louis Hylton, $4.00;
L. P. Spagle, $3.00; P. A. Mohr, $3.00;
M. G. Smith, $6.60; Albert F. Eyman,
$30$; Chas. F. Spagle, $3.00; Annie
Hart, $3.00; Clara Cooper, $3.00; Perl
Kinzer, $3.00; L. S. Mitts, $3.00; J.
H. Schwabauer, $3.00; Phil Wiegand,
$3.00; Mrs. Edna Bloomfield, $5.00;
Chas. A. Thompson, $3.00; Charles
Brant Bray, $3.00; Chas. Rider, $4.00;
Fred Chinn, $3.00; D. McArthur, $3.00;
Laura LaLiberte, $3.00; Kathryn A.
Randall, $3.00; Martin A. Stauber, $3;
T: C. Morrison, $3.00; G. F. Knowles,
$3.00; Chas. M. Chinn, $3.00; Warner
Grange, $4.00; F. B. Peck, $3.00; W. A.
Fowler, $300; Elizabeth R. Brooks, $3;
James J. Allyn, $3.00; I. Julian, $.00;
Emerald S. Waldron, $3.00; Eva F.
Robinett, $3.00; Jennie W. Prince
house, $3.00; F. A. Smith, $4.00;
Louise Follensbee, $3.00; Lina N.
Skoog, $3.00; Wm. W. Thompson, $5;
G. K. Hall, $3.00; Flora H. Kilgore,
$3.00;' C. A. Lewis, $4.00; Susie G.
Yearsley, $3.00; J. H. Graham, $3.00;
Beulah G. Valeria G. Ben vie, $3.00;
Dellon W. Olds, $3.00; Leona Kellogg,
$3.00; Josephine Davenport, $3.00; A.
Vietta Miller, $3.00; W. L. Muley,
$3.00; Daisy Larien, $3.00; Delia L.
Beattie, J3.00; Edna Egr, $3.00; Alice
Farr, $3.00; Hellen Woodward, $3.00;
Mary Shobe, $3.00; W. Lawson, $3.00;
Viola A. Bruner, $3.00; Abbie V. Leck
band, $3.00; Myrtle Byrnes, $3.00;
Rosina Fouts Ecans, $3.00; Letta Skill
man, $3.00; Grant Robbins, $3.00; Mar
guerite Forbes, $3.00; Corrine Hen
ningsen, $3.00; May Naumann, $3.00;
Grace Baxter, $3.00; Grace Reynolds,
$3.00; Jaunita Woodward, $3.00; Mat
tie Robacker, 5$3.00; J. C. Sawyer, $3;
Vara Caufield, $3.00; H. A. Heater, $3;
Jos. C. Hedges, $3.00; H. W. Meier,
$3.00; Madge Fortune, $3.00; Era W.
Surf us, $3.00; Reita Ruconich, $3.00;
Annie L. Park, $3.00; Anna M. Lin
ville, $3.00; Ella May Scouton, $3.00;
H. S. Anderson, $3.00; Willis E. Pet
tibone, $3.00; J. E. Jack, $3.00; H. B.
Cartlidge, $3.00; L. Ruconich, $3.00;
Bertha Adams, $3.00; Delia Green, $3;
Frederick Wm. Parker, $3.00; Chris
tena Bluhm, $3.00; Gertrude Roberts,
$3.00; Minnie M. Pettibone, $3.00;
James Roake, $3.00; A. M. White, $3;
M. P. Chapman, $3.00; C. J. Hood, $3;
F. C. Burk, $3.00; C. H. Roake, $3.00;
Dorothy Alldredge, $3.00; Roy B. Cox,
$3.00 Nan Chapman, $3.00; Agnes
Justine,. $3.00; Nola Mass, $3.00;
Jacob Schatz, $3.00; E. C. Hackett,
$3.00; C. E. Burns, $3.00; F. H. dross,
$3.00; W. R. Ellis, $3.00; Mary L. Jew
ell, $3.00; Verne Cross, $3.00; Louise
Stoll, $3.00; Augusta Schaudt, $3.00;
Belle Warren, $3.00; C. A. Blodgett,
$3.00; John E. Bauer, $6.00; Geo. W.
Percifull, $6.00; P. S. Finucan, $6.00;
Ida C. Eggleston, $3.00; Bessie E. Bail
ey, $3.00; Lucinda Freese, $3.00; Ur
cil Warren, $6.00; Ada C. Moehnke,
$3.00; A. J. Wilson, $5.00; E. H. Coop
er, $3.00; Mary R. Caufield, $3.00;
George V. Ely, $3.00; W. H. Cooke, $3;
J. L. Waldron, $3.00; Myra L. Shan
non, $3.00; May A. Waldron, $3.00;
Alice M. Ely, $3.00; J. K. Morris,
$3.00; F. E. Morris, $3.00; Alice E.
Quinn, $3.00; Miss Shively, $5.00; Gor
don E. Hayes, $3.00; Jeanette F. Scott,
$3.00; G. H. Pace, $3.00; Margaret H.
Brand, $3.00; Ernest W. Mellien $3.00;
Jennie E. Eby, $3.00; Jessie M. John
son, $3.00; Clara Miller, $3.00; Mary
E. Bain, $3.00; Laura Priester, $3.00;
Martha Pace, $3.00; O. D. Eby, $5.00;
NelUe M. Alldredge. $3.00; J. A. Liz
berg, $3.00; Duane C. Ely, $3.00; W.
M. Stone, $3.00; W. H. McClellan, $3;
Wilbur S. Warren, $3.00; Bertha
Priebe, $3.00; Gwen Green, $3.00;
Helen A. Miller, $3.00; Cora Eberly,
$3.00; Bessie Alldredge, $3.00; Martin
and Son, $5.00; John Lewellen, $3.00;
Bernlce Welsh, $3.00; Olive H. Fox,
$3.00; Lena M. Harris, $3.00; John
Gillett, $4.00; C. F. Baker, $3.00; Bes
sie E. Grady, $3.00; Nora M. Carico,
$3.00; Ada Stevens, $3.00; Alta Single
terry, $3.00; Harriet M. Roman, $3.00;
W. S. Ewing, $3.00; Mary C. Smith,
$3.00; H. B. Bickner, $4.20; Flora Jar
isch, $3.00; F. E. Davidson, $3.0ff; Ida
Worthington, $3.00; Cora Bullock, $3;
Elizabeth E. Pettinger, $3.00; Glady3
V. Centers, $3.00; Cora Davidson, $3;
Lucina Kiser, $3.00; I. O. O. F. Oswego
$5.00; C. B. Hall, $3.00; W. M. M.
Hawk, $3.00; E. M. Cousin, $3.00; J S.
McRoss, $3.00; D. B. Fox, $3.00; Mary
L. Davison, $3.00; Mattie M. Shipley,
$3.00; Mrs. Minnie Clinefelter, $3.00;
Kathryn A. J. Boyd, $3.00; Elnora
Wessling, $3.00; Ruth Good, $3.00;
Ella B. Johnson, $5.00; Jim Skinner,
$6.00; C. C. Borland, $6.00; D. E.
Long, $6.60; Alta M. Commons, $6.00;
Lottie J. Warnock, $5.00; Fay Smith,
$6.00; H. P. Lee, treas., $6.00; Cordelia
E. Lucas, -$3.00 ; Marie Friedrich, $3;
E. L. Pope, $3.40; Henry Peckover, $3;
W. W. Smith, $3.00; Augusta Felth,
$3.00; Dora Dean Burns, $3.00; Anna
Witzig, $3.00; Hattie Himler, $3.00;
William W. Davis, $3.00; Delia H.
Ingermanson, $3; Abernethy Grange,
$7.20; E. L. Baker, $10.20; C. O. Lee,
$6,00; Chas. Tooze, $6.00; Marjorie
Tooze, $6.00; Geo. Stahlnecker, $6.00;
Geo. B. Murray, $6.00; E. L. Baker, $5;
Ernest D. Hart, $3.00; W. F. Krebs,
$3.00; J. G. DeShazer, $8.20; D. W.
Douglas, $3.00; Thomas Kubitza, $3;
Otto H. Meinig, $3.00; W.. Bosholm,
$3.00; Marguiette Gray, $3.00; Warren
L. Wilkins, $3.00; C. L. Fisk, $3.00;
Parnell Averill, $3.00; City of Sndy,
$4.00; Chas. Sharnke,. p.OO; P.- 3B.
Gray, $3.00; M. Boitano, $8.20; J. M.
C. Miller, $3.00; J. C. Loundree, $7.00;
Cecil O. Duke, $3.00; Edna Esson, $3;
Alice Scales, $3.00; L. Gierke, $3.00;
J. Bell, $3.00; Joel Jarl, $3.00; Scott
Carter, $11.00; R. S McLaren, $6.00;
Wm Mazingo, $6.00; J. W. Nightin
gale, $6.00; Guy Dibble, $6.00; Bert B.
Bird, $6.00; F. W. McLaren, $3.00;
James Guttridge, $10.40; W. Wallens,
$6.00; W. Tucker,-$6.00; Forrest Erick
son. $6.00; Elmer Dibble, $6.00; Ever,-
ett Shibley, $6.00; Springwater Grange
Hall, $5.00; C. F. Zinser, $3.00; L. U.
Meyers, $3.00; E. E. Ochlschlaeger,
$4.80; Henry G..Hinsen, $3.00; F. M.
Townsend, $3.00; C. A. Betz, $3.00;
Nicholas Licht, $3.00; R. D. Rosenau,
$300; Margaret Hunter, $3.00; Sam
Schlegal, $3.00; W. A. Ulrich, $3.00;
Frank Ott, $5.00; Roy Thompson, $3;
William A. Yeomans, $3.00; Louis
Bruck, $3.00; E. L. Sharp, $3.00; E. S.
Kruse, $3.00; Chriss E. Jones, $3.00;
Richard Wilde, $3.00; August Delker,
$3.00; A. H. Borland, $3.00; John Dais
er, $3.00; John Hellberg, $4.40; School
Dist. No. 41, $2.50; George Gray, $6.00;
M. N. Crisell, $9.40; Edgar M. White,
$6.00; Walter Colvin, $6.00; Sidney
Graham, $6.00; Katherine M. Rahl, $6;
School Dist. No. 60, $2.50; J. T. Full-
am, sti.uu; j. Jieny, $b.uu; James
Hamilton, $6.00; A. M. Kircham, $8.20;
R. M. Miller, $6.00; L. S. Tenny, $6.00;
School Dist. No. 14, $2.50; Olivia J.
Clark, $3.00; J. W. Draper, $3.00; J. F.
Clark, $3.00; Effie Bittner, $3.00; P.
J. Winkle, $3.00; Florence M. Hick
man, $3.00; Ora S. Porter, $3.00; Mary
A. Graw, $3.00; Jennie D. Moffatt,
$3.00; Marie Michaels, $3.00; Mary
Endres, $3.00; Henry Elliott, $6.40;
William Armstrong, $6.00; Frank Pet
it, $12.00; Francis M. Hall, $6.00;
Frona I. Murray, $6.00; Bertha Daven
port, $6.00; M. R. Snidow, $3.00;
Emma Edmonds, $3.00; R. A. Junker,
$3.00; A. W.Adamson, $3.00; J. E.
Downey, $3.00; Mrs. Catherine Davis,
$3.00; Henrietta L. Spatz, $3.00; Viola
Fromong, $3.00; Martha Ream, $3.00;
Mary A. McArthur, - $3.00; Mamie
Barnes, $3.00; Hose Co. No. 5, West
Linn, $5.00; G. H. Peters, $3.75; Thos.
Johnson, $6.65; Ella Barnes, $6.00;
Geo. DeBok, $6.00; Nora E. Thorn
berry, $6.00; Harold R. VanNess, $6;
Sarah E. Adcock, $6.00; Nora E.
Thornberry, $5.00; Frank Brobst, $3;
F. J. Stangel, $3.00; H. D. Aden, $3.00;
J. L. Seely, $3.00; Joe J. Thornton,, $3;
A. W. Camehl, $3.00; M. W. Holbrook,
$6.00; M. C. Young, $8.00; Fred Wied
erman, $3.00; Walt R. Murray, $3.00;
Bertha A Wagner, $3.00; I. O. O. F.
Wilsonviille, $5.00; Huntley-Draper
Drug Co., $4.60; Martha Pace, $14.25;
Wallace Hart, $107.50; J. C. Loundree,
$10.00; "D. M. Marshall, $6.00; Hogg
Bros., $12.50; Chet. Gibsen, $8.00;
County Clerk, $14.00; E. A. Haskett,
$5.00; Oregon City Enterprise $798.30;
Banner-Courier, $54.00; E. E. Teeple,
$9.00; Naomi Warren, $108.00; Jones
Drug Co., $51.50; Williams Plumbing
Co., $52.50; Straight and Salisbury,
$.50; Glass and Prudhomme Co., $2.40;
Sheriff, Western Union Telegraph
Company, $1.01; Frank Hopp, $3.00;
J. C. Loundree, $5.00; W. W. Ever
hart, $4.00; D. M. Marshall, $6.50; Banner-Courier,
$1.25.
Clerk, Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., $1.75; Oregon City Enterprise,
$13.75; Huntley-Draper -Drug Co.,
$6.65; County Clerk, $12.00.
Recorder, County Recorder, $12.00;
Bushong and Co., $26.00.
Treasure, Mary Confer, $77.00;
Huntley-Draper Drug Co., $1.65; Fi
delity and Deposit Co., $45.00; County
Treasurer, $5.00; Bushong and Co.,
$6.85.
Assessor, W. B. Cook, $5.13; Wm.
Morand, $13.00; N. R. GraJiam, $80.00;
D. F. LeFevre, $108.00; wTHTHolder,
$14.00; W. H. Engle, $38.00; P. J.
Schneider, $10500; Victor Thompson,
$25.00; Victor Thompson, $88.00; L.
Hallinan, $80.00; H. N. Everhart,
$5..00.
County Court, W. F. Harris, $50.00;
W. A. Proctor, $55.00; Huntley-Draper
Drug Co., $.85.
Court House, W. W Harris, $32.50;
Board of Water Commissioners, $22.02
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
$92.84; Straight and Salisbury, $1.50.
Circuit Court, C. M. Kendall, $.50;
O. D. Bower, $4.00; John F. Erickson,
$3.00; C. E. Cams, $2.80; Earl Garber,
$11.00; Lula M. Fletcher, $15.00; A. W.
Cooke, $11.00; Maggie G. Friel, $19.00;
Chas. W. Harris, $19.00; Dora B. Her
ring, $14.00; Arda L. Amrine, $11.40;
John C. Bradley, $9.20; O. B. Hender
son, $5.00; R. B. Runyon, $10.00: Kate
Davis, $2.60; Norma Smith, $2.40; W.
H. Smith, $2.20; Oregon City Enter
prise, $32.70; Paul E. Noble, $5.00; H.
C. O'Neill, $6.00; Albert Bowker $5.00;
G. W. Mapes, $2.80; Mrs. G. W. Mapes,
$2.80; Mrs. Lawrence Milner, $2.80; L.
B. Johnston, $2.40; Grace Herbert,
$2.60; Gus Schram, $2.40; George Hud
son, $2.40; Katherine B. Cox, $5.00;
Nell M. Lainhart, $5.00; G. J. Creigh
ton, $2.20; S. L. Stephens, $2.20;- H. J.
Price, $2.20; W. H. Counsel, $3.40; Ira
M. Coleman, $15.00; Maxwell West,
$5.00; Robert L- Benson, $5.00; Gray
son Robertson, $3.20; L. V. Jenkins,
$5.00; L. A. Harms, $5.00; Fred Mal
lett, $5.00; H. E. Draper, $1.20; Guy
Mount, $1.20; John R. Humphrys, $1.20
Elma Smith, $2.40; Harry Peckover,
$2.40; F. J. Huntley, $2.50; Lewis
Michelfelter, $5.00; Nels Christensen,
$3.00; WTETRlchardBon, $..0D.
Justice of Peace, Oregon Cits En
terprise, $9.40; Geo. T. Parry, $19.20;
F. E. Lowe, $9.00; P. D. Forbes, $1.20;
J. B. FaifcTough, $1.20; Albert Roake,
$1.20; John Huerth, $1.2u; L. O. Hard
ing, $1.20; D. D. Batni $1.20; Mary
Watts, $4.70; A. Anderson, $4.70; Chet
Gibson, $4.70; F. E. Hume, $4.70;
Jewel Jones, $4.70; H. S. Mount, $1.70;
J. C. ConradT $4.50; J. M. Corbinl
$4.70; R. T. Stewart, $1.70; Chas. D.
Ray, $4.50; O. W. Nelson, $4.50; Geo.'
E Wellington, $4.50: Tom H. Smith,
$1.70; Gordon Skoog, $2.70; F. M.
Robinson, $1.70; Frank Wheeler $1.70;
Geo. Melsher, $1.70; Frank Perrine,
$1.70; J. W. Jones, $1.70; Fred J. Mey
er, $1.20; Albert Roake, $1.20; Jennie
Huerth, $1.20; Geo. F. Anderson $1.20;
E. A. Osborne, $1.20; F. E. Lewe, $3;
Ed. Fortune, $75.80; E. J. Noble,
$145.55; J. Dean Butler, $10.00.
Coroner, Dr. Edward McLean, $10;
O. A. Pace, $20.00; Holman and Pace,
$49.00; Dr. C. A. Stewart, $5.00.
Surveyor, W. C. CowgiU, $15.50; W.
C. Cowgill, Jr., $8.03; L. H. Kirchem,
$3.85; J. W. M;les, $5.80; J. E. Har
grens, $3.85; Paul Dunn, $9.00; A. M.
Kirchem, $20.55; Huntley-Draper Co.,
$1.35.
Insane, Dr. M. C. Strickland, $5.00;
Dr. C. H. Meissner, $5.00; Dr. Edward
K. McLean, $10.00.
Supt, of Schools, Park-Shepherd Mo
tor Co., $33.60;- Lela Reed, $11.25;
Alma Blough, $7.50; Margaret McDon
ald, $15.00; Minnie B. Altman, $19.50;
Bessie Cunningham, $9.00; Gussie
Hull, $10.50; C. A. Gregory, $10.75;
Katherine Arbutthnot, $14.85; S. iS.
Duncan, $14.61; Bertha Vedder, $25.50;
H. H. Eccles, $6.00; J. W. Leonhardt,
$6.00; Mary Criteser, $12.00; Ethel
Fansdow , $10.50; Margaret Twom
bley, $6.00; Brenton Vedder, $98.71;
Mrs. Agnes Buckley, $29.97; Oreogn
City Enterprise, $34.40.
Board of Health, Dr. O. A. Welsh,
$48.60; Guy Elliott, $8.75; Oregon City
Enterprise, $15.00. " .
Indigent Soldier. Mead Post No. 2.,
$65.00.
Jail, F. C. Burk, $60; W. J. Wilson,
$98.81.
Juveni e Court, Mrs. Minda Church,
$22.71; Minda E. Church, $63.02.
Tax Rebate Emilia Shara, $28.84;
L. L. and Sylvi Ellis, $11.05; Mrs.
Frank Nelson, $26.16.
Printing and Advertising, w. W.
Everhart, County Treas., $1.00; Banner-Courier,
$45.50; Oregon City En
terprise, $52.55.
Sealer, J. F. Jones, $37.83.
Tax Department, W. J. Wilson, $40.00;
M. Dion, $85.00; Alice McKinnon,
$19.62; Mattie Burkholter, $19.62.
Prohibition, August- Rothenberg,
$10.00; L. Stipp, $25.00; Wm. Gentry,
$25.00; Mrs. Sellers, $25.00.
Court House, Portland Railway
Light and Power Co., $1.00.
Jail, The Daily Record-Abstract,
$4.20.
Dance Hall License, Berdine and
Lewis, $10.00.
Circuit Court, Mrs. . Bertha Wells,
$76.25.
Surveyor, W. C. Ceasrgill, Jr., $19.59;
W. H. Rambo, $19.96; H. Cochran,
$19.20; Chas. Simmons, $15.36; J. W.
Miles, $6.53; W. C. Cowgill, $13.06;
G. D. Hammond, $4.99.
County Agent, E. A. Hugh, $3.75.
Dog Fund, Sheep Indemnity, Ella
Brusch, $20.00.
Poor, Wm. "Danforth, $10.00; Boys
and Girls Aid Society, $10.00 f Anna
(Albert- Veisen), $10.00; Maud Wil
liams, care of child), $20.00; Thos. L
Fredenburg, $12.00; John Nieland,
James Seehorn),. $25.00; George Bolin,
$15.00; H. Sturdevant, $30.00; Chas.
Krebs (Tony Miller), $30.00; Mrs. J.
E. Mumpower, (Matheson and Dick
Myers), $60.00; Hilda Granquist, $25;
Mrs. Paul Schuman, $25.00; John Me
lin, $5.00; Ella Ormiston (Geo. W.
Lowery), $l6.00; A. C. Erickson, (E. B.
Stark and Wife), $25.00; Icy Bargfeld,
$10.00; John Nieland, (Andrew Nel
son,) $50.00; Red Front Barn, (Sidney
Kelly), $12.00; Samuel Grey, (Stark
family), $2.50; St, Vincent's Hospital,
$33.20; Hogg Bros., (Eli Stark),
$43,54; Guy Elliott, (Sidney Kelly),
$5.00; Bureau of Public Health Nurs
ing and Child Hygiene, $1.10; J. Bick
ner and Sons, (Mrs. Tom Myhre)
$15.00; Jennie Paddock, (Schuman)
$3.00; Cheney and Doolittle (C. H.
Wilson), $26.34; C. T. Howard, (Ely
B. Stark), $6.00; C. C. Store, (Bybee
Child), $7.43; Jones Drug Co., $11.35;
W-. E. O'Donnel, (W. L. Reynolds),
$8.00"; D. W. Griffin, (Beers Bros.,
$6.00; Walter E. Hempstead, $5.50;
Mary F. Carothers, (Ella Pennington),
$46.50; Huntley Drug-Co., (Geo. New
some), $9.90; C. Hannant, $18.00;
(John, Beers) ; International Sales Co.,
(Mrs. Reynolds) (Mrs. Roberts, (Mrs.
C. W. Cramer), $55.00; A. L. DeWolf
(E. Stark), $4.20; Mrs. Cora B. Wash
burn, $10.00; H. E. Cross (Mrs. Grace
Schuman), $32.00; C. E,' Waistrom
(Mrs. Roberts) $10.00; R. Schuebel,
(Eli Stark) $29.23; Bannon and Co.,
(Earl Shepard), $17.13; Huntley-Draper
Drug Co., $17.33; E. A. Hugh, (Mrs.
Reynolds), $7.50; Oregon City Hospit
al, $154.00. (6-22-lt)
sold and will go to Portland for con
sumers trade. We have several logan
berry growers here. Bartlett Pears
are looking good and prunes will be a
large crop. If we will get some rain,
we will have some of the largest crops
in the history here.
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Aloert Uaaser
Milk testing was the subject Satur
day evening at the Hall and one new
member came out. Every time we add
new members.
Several of the Farmers here filled
out applications for the certification
of potatoes and all hope their potatoes
will pass inspection.
Prjofessor Fitts will hold a meeting
at CRingo's place June 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gasser of St
Johns visited with their parents Mr.
tand Mrs. A. Gasser last Sunday.
I Mrs. ' F. Oldenburg transacted busi
' ness in Oregon City last week.
' Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hubbard from
Marquam visited with Mr. and" Mrs.
Gasser last Sunday Mr. C. Ringo, the
annual Guernsey picnic last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Marshall and chil
dren were in Oregon City last Satur
day. ; The tax payers from the Clarkes
' schol district voted a large tax for im
Iprovements in the schoolhouse. They
will install a new furnace.
i Mr. Goodman and Otto Gasser were
' in Oregon City on business last Satur
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hobble left on
Monday morning for Newport where
they will attend , the G. A R. conven
tion. Mr. Charles Rains, who was hurt
last week in the mill, and who is at
the Oregon City hospital is improving.
Mrs. Harold Lelghton and Mrs. 'Zola
Smith -vlslfed Mrs. W. C. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bullard visited
their daughter Mrs. Gladys Selby on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rienke called
Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rednke.
Miss Aletha Kidby is enjoying her
vacation, with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kidby of Bolton.--
Mrs. Susie Hogan and daughters
were shopping in Portland ODL-iTues-day.
Mrs. George Doty spent Monday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. William
McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Hobble, called on
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Barges on Sunday
evening.
MJiss Edith" Overton visited Miss
Meade McKillican on Monday evening.
Mr. Matt McLarty and Joseph Holl
back have returned from Hood River.
Mr. Ellis Jones who was hurt while
playing ball on Sunday with the C.
W. P. Co's team, was able to be re
moved to his home in Bolton.
Miss Bertha McKellican and Miss
Ruby Hogan spent Wednesday evening
with Mrs. Mary Criteser of Willam
ette. Mr. James O. McKellican of Gresh
am spent Sunday with his. brother N.
We'tterlin, $10.00; Mrs. Sarah Solo- ! The wool growers here delivered
man, $15.00; Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders,
$..00; Ella Tracy (Eunice Horner),
$10.00; Mrs. Lillian M. Johnson $15.00;
Geo. H. Newsome, $15.00; Ada La
Baw, $8.00; Katie Pluard, 110.00; Wal
lace R. Telford (Michael Boyles), $12; ;
John and Wm. Beers, $20.00; Mary
Lock, $25.00; .J. G. Wake, $15.00; W.
Hitchman, (Ole Josendall and August
Johnson,) $50.00; Mrs. S. Beckman,
(Ben Munson), $25.00; Ben Landis, I
their wool to the Pacific Wool growers
company last week. The Clackamas
county director, Mr. Smith, was at the
co-operative warehouse at Beaver
Creek and received the wool.
Road supervisor Mr. R, Griffiths
with his crew got the new grade on the
Buckner hill about finished and will
probably start crushing rock next
week.
Loganberries and raspberries will
$20.00; Fred Wyder, $12.00; Karl Buse soon be ripe. The Loganberries are
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Every Woman
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when she knows how let us tell you
PAINTING is really, fascinat
ing work. Once you are
started you'll probably not want
to stop until you have refinished
many things you did not intend
to do at first.
Of course there are some sim
ple directions that must be fol
lowed if the work is to be suc
cessful, for we' have a special
"Home Service Paint Depart
ment" which was organized just
to tell you how to paint
Perhaps some of your furni
ture, floors, woodwork or walls
are beginning to look a little old
just on the surface. Pick out
one or two things to refinish. Tell
us about them and how you want
them to look when finished.
Our experts will tell you what
materials to use, how to do the
work step by step, what brushes
you'll need, and everything
about it.
For 73 years we have been
making paints, varnishes, enam
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women to use. They are the
finest materials of their kind that
we know. "
Write for Fuller's Free Advice
and refinish a few home things.
You'll be surprised how fascinat
ing the work is and how much
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RubberCement Floor Punt
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We also" make Decoret Var
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Branches in 19 cities in the West. Dealers everywhere.
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and get our free advice on any kind of painting you want to do.
For exterior jobs of painting it is advisable
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Poller's "Home Service" Paints are sold byjthe following in your dtsr
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HOGG BROS. JONES DRUG CO.
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A door will keep out
unwelcome guests but
it cannot stop Fire
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There is a whole
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dealing back of
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For Sale Live Stock
REGISTERED Jersey Bull, three yrs.
old and seerval good milk cows for
sale. Thos. McGuire, Sandy Ore
gon. (6-15-3tp)
For Sale Miscellaneous
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM AND
CITY. PROPERTY Philip Ham
mond. Lawyer, Beaver Building,
Oregon City; Oregon. 5-17-4t.
FOR SALE 160 acres of Jand, 8
miles northwest of McMinnville, $15
per acre. For information phone
622W, Willamette, Oregon. 6-22-2tpd
FOR SALE Bicycle, 12; 416 Water
St. Up stairs, Room 2. (6-29-3t)
FOR SALE 175 new and 200 second
hand grain sacks. Also telephone.
A. R. Dane, Clackamas, Oregon.
(6-29-2t pd)
Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED 5T0 buy second hand
goods. Will pay cash for used fur
niture, tools, or any thing of com
mercial value. Large stock of goods
for sale. J. H. Mattley, 914 - 7th St.
WANTED Man with small tow boat
. for towing and rafting hardwood
logs. Write Hall, care Banner
Courier giving price on towing from
Oregon City to Portland. 6-22-2tpd.
WANTED To buy, alder, maple, oak
and ash stumpage or on the road in
eight foot lengths. Address Hall,
Banner-Courier. . 6-22 6t pd.
For Sale Farm Machinery
FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE
" 1 Case 10-18 Tractor and 2 iottom
gang, $550.00.
1 Case 10-18 Tractor, double disc
2-bottom gang, $600.
1 50 tooth harrow, new, $13.75.
1 Reversible 2 horse disc new $37.25
l 1 H. . P. Hercules gas engine,
new, $51.75.
1 1 H. P. Z gas engine Bosch mag,
$48.50.
1 Wade power drag saw and 4 ft.
saw, $117.00.
REED AUTO CO., Estacada.
FOR SALE Second hand Milwaukie
.binder, good condition. H. Thies
sen route 1, Milwaukie, Oregon.
(6-22-ltp)
FOR SALE Second hand Milwaukie
binder, good condition. Also Truck
and 8 foot hay rake, all for $60. H.
Thiessen route 1, Milwaukie Oregon.
(6-22-ltp)
Wanted Real Estate
MONEY TO LOAN on farms of over
ten acres at 6 per cent. Long time
Joans on easy payments. Federal
wans a specialty. Alfred Graham,
Canby, Oregon. 3-10-tf
McKillican.
Mr. Dick Tompson is very ill at the
Oregon City hospital.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE"
Phone 377 620 Main S
Oregon City, Oregon
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while they last
A Carpenter's pencil
of excellent grade to
each adult calling in
our place of business
Carpenters' tools
Garden tools
Cutlery
Kitchen Notions
Builders' Hardware
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PARKPLACE
. Mrs. Clara Rosebraugh
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The S. S. picnic held on. Tuesday at
Chatauqua was largely attended. Af
ter the basket dinner, games and
sports were enjoyed by the children.
At the school election held June 19,
E. L. Poep was re-elected directr. Mr.
Peckover was re-elected clerk, without
opposition. A committee composed of
Mrs." Rosebraugh, Mrs. Praeger and
Mrs. Gangler was appointed to act
with the directors in regard to the
erection of the playf ield. It was voted
to paint the school house, and to other
wise improve the building.
- The cottage prye meeting met with
Mr. and Mrs. Rothery on Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Kraemer left on Sunday for
an extended v sit with relatives in
Kansas. '
Mrs. B. Murray and Mrs. H. Rose
braugh were in Portland on Wednes
day and attended the Rose show.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams left recently
for a rtip to Minnesota and other east
ern points.
The home ofW. W. Holmes is being
improved, by the addition of ivory
white paint.
The families of W. W. Smith and
H. O Rosebraugh plcniced at the
river on Sunday.
Another Industry for Portland
Rapid progress is being made In
the construction of the modern fire
proof two-storey reinforced concrete
plant of the Columbia Tire Corpora
tion in Portland. This will give Ore
gon another industry of great importance.
RECIPES
White Cake
One and one-half cups of sugar, one
half cup of butter', four egg whites,
three-fourths cup of sweet milk, two
and one-half cups of sifted flour, two
.teaspoons of baking powder, one-half
teaspoon of vanilla or almond flavor,
and a pinch of salt. Cream butter and
sugar thoroughly; add all but the
eggs, beating wtll, then lastly add the
eggs beaten to a stiff froth. This
makes three nice layers.
Hood River cannery to employ more
than 200 women and girls.
Hood River New Bridge of Gods
dedicated.
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HOUSE PAINT
$2.45 per gal
JOE A. BURCH
1017 7th St. Phone 57
At Elevator Phone 390
Oregon City, Oregon
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Going Camping
Let us fill your camp
ing order, we have
most everything you
need.
Lunch Sets, Paper
plates, napkins, wax
paper and a basket to
carry the lunch in.
A fine assortment of
canned goods. Olives,
pork and beans, chip
beef, sausage, corn
beef, pickles, deviled
ham, veal loaf, tongue
etc.
The Hub Grocery
ON THE HILL
At the foot of Singer Hill
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ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
No matter how careful you dirve, you can
never tell what the other fellow may do.
Be sure you are in the right in entrusting
your car to a repair man. After the work is
done it's too late to change.
We guarantee satisfaction.
CAPITAL GARAGE
Less Crawford, Prop.
10th and Railroad Oregon City
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For Satisfaction
in Automobile Painting
Bring. your car to the
Oregon City Auto Paint Shop
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