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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1917
TRACTION 111
GET MORE PAY
SHORTER HOURS
PLATFORM EMPLOYES WIN THEIR
DEMANDS FOR INCREASED
PAY SHORTER HOURS
TAKES EFFECT Ti
Employer and Employe! Pledged to
Accept the Decision of the
Arbitration Board
PORTLAND, Oct 11 Tha platform
men of the Portland Railway, Light
ft Power company, by findings of the
board of arbitration, hare von their
fight for increased wages and the 8
honr day.
The board at 8:30 o'clock: last night
adjourned, after having completed its
findings, to President Griffith's office
where the final articles will be drawn
up. The Increase and the eight-hour
day go into effect Monday.
The Increase is 20 cents a day ap
proximately, varying between 34 and
45 cents a day, according to the length
of service.
The company and the men are
pledged to accept the board of arbitra
tion's ruling. The results were not
officially given out last night at the
conclusion of the sessions, but it was
announced by one of the officials inter
ested that the board's results were ap
proximately as asked. The findings
avert the strike.
A. Walker, president of the Carmen's
Union and A. H. Stein, vice-president,
expressed elation when it became
unofficially known that the board had
completed its labors and bad adjourned
to President Griffith's office to make
the final draft and get the signatures.
On the board of arbitration were:
Otto Hartwig, J. P. Newell and Thomas
Roberta.
IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS TO
JM INSURANCE
WASHINGTON, Oct 15. Under the
terms of the Soldiers' and Sailors'
insurance act. It is officially an
nounced, risks will be written upon
the lives of men and women between
the age of 15 and 65 in all branches
of the army, navy, marine corps,
coast guard, naval reserve, national
naval volunteers, nurse i and "any
other branches of the Vtnlted States
forces serving with the army and
navy." Announcement was made
also that "rates at agei higher or
lower will be given upor request"
Premiums, computer on a monthly
basis, vary between 63 cents per
$1000 at age 15 tc ,3.35 per $1000
at age 65. Between 21 and 31 years
the following monthly premiums will
be charged per $1000 of insurance (the
limit being $10,000) :
Twenty-one to 23, inclusive, 65
cents; 24 to 26, 66 cents; 26 to 27,
67 cents; 28, 68 cents; 29 and 30, 69
cents; 31, 70 cents.
During periods of total disability
the insurance will be paid, not in one
lump sum, but monthly for 20 years,
should the disability continue for that
period. Should death occur before
20 years, the remainder of the policy
will be paid at once to the benefi
ciary. At the age of 25 the monthly
installment for the 20-year period
would be $5.75 per $1000 of insur
ance. E THREE TO 0
In a score of three to 0 the local high
school team defeated the visitors from
Commercial High, Portland, in football
on Canemah field Thursday. The only
score of the game was made by Mass
of the local team with a drop kick to
goal in the first half.
Several times the visitors had the
ball near to their opponents goal line
and the reverse was also true of the
local team, and each time the ball
would be pushed back. End runs were
used continually by both teams with
an occasional drop kick for a change,
but at no time was any great gain
made on either side. The Portland
team were inclined to stall occasion
ally, to one on the goal lines it ap
peared that they were trying to steal a
little rest. One or two of the local
team boys were laid out for a few
minutes buVwith no fatal results.
. hi. Hii-ii'-ij' tweaking, Is composed
i.f miltfrizcJ ami disintegrated rock
mixed Willi animal and vegetable mat
ter.
Adopts Soldiers' Families.
Canton. O.-Mrs. J. H. Hlmes, a
wealthy Canton woman, who wa re
cently formally commissioned as hon
orary captain of Company C. Eighth
Ohio, has adopted as war wards the
members of the families of (be soldiers
whose honorary commander she Is.
Mrs. Hiraes has procured the names
aiid addresses of every family and tha
number of children, and she will se9
th.tf fhey wrp enrrj for dnrlnn- th sol-
VISITORS ARE ROUGH
UNKNOWN SLUGGER
STILL TERRORIZES
SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Oct. 15. Earl O Brien, of
Seattle, today identified the headless
body found in the brush here yester
day as that of Miss Ruth De Merritt,
aged 17, a resident ot Mrkiand ,a
Seattle suburb. O'Brien, whose name
was signed to a note found on the
body, said she went to a dance a
montht ago and has not been seen
since.
The body was discovered late last
evening in the brush three-quarters
of a mile from the Country club rood
near the city limits of Seattle. Identi
fication was impossible as the
woman had been decapitated. The
head was found some distance from
the body.
The victim wore a blue straw hat,
red coat and white canvas shoes. Her
age cannot be determined. There is
no police record of a disappearance
which would tend to establish the
woman's Identity.
This crime recalls the mysterious
murder of Mrs. Florence Wehn, wife
of a Seattle sculptor, who was mur
dered on April 18 on Queen Anne
hill. She was killed by a blow on
the head and her body was found in
a clump of brush. Her slayer has
not yet been brought to Justice.
There is a disposition in some
quarters to link these two murders
with the career of the so-called wo
man slugger, who has been terroris
ing the women ot this city for
months past The mysterious and
bold attacks began nearly a year ago
and have continued at Intervals ever
since.
In the past month there have been
a series ot particularly atrocious
sluggingB. women having been bru
tally beaten In their homes and on
the streets. During tha 36 hours end
ing at midnight Saturday night
six attacks on women in Seattle were
reported.
U.S. FIGHTING FORCES"
tiffi TO ALL
SENATOR M'NARY COMMENTS ON
RECENT WAR LEGISLATION
SALEM, Or., OcL 15. "The plan of
the government is to equip the army
and navy of the United States so that
they will be superior to those ot any
military power on earth," United
States Senator McXary declared to
day, in commenting on the war legis
lation at the special session of con
gress. "This will be done," the senator said,
"so that the forces of this government
may strike vigorously and bring to a
quick conclusion the present war and
to minimize loss of life and the expen
diture of money. War legislation at
this session has given the president
all the money and soldiers he wanted."
Speaking ot pending legislation to
come before the next session, Senator
McNary said the Pacific coast military
highway will be provided for at the
next session.
"The war department is in favor of
it." he said, " and all the western sen
ators will support the measure. The
next session will suddIv the reclama
tion fund with more money for the de-!
velopment of irrigable lands."
Asked for his opinion of the chances
for the passage of a national woman
suffrage, Mr. McNary said :
"Women suffrage will pass. That is
a certainty. And I say the same thing
about national prohibition. Already the
liquor traffic has been struck a blow
from which it will never recover."
FUNERAL OF,
CHAS. BOLDS
WEDNESDAY
The remains of Charles Bolds, who
died at the Good Samaritan hospital
in Porttland on Sunday evening,
were brought to this city Tuesday to
Holman undertaking parlors. The re
mains will be placed in the family lot
at Mountain View cemetery. The
funeral services were conducted from
the undertaking parlors Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Charles Bolds was one of the earli
est Oregon pioneers, and Indian War
Veterans. He was born in Springfield,
Kentucky, February 27, 1822, and
came to Oregon in October 1845, mak
ing his residence at what is now Linn
ton. In 1847 and 1848 he fought in
Captain Thompson's company in the
Cayuse Indian war, and was active in
other Indian uprisings, which took
place between The Dalles and the Blue
mountains in the pioneer days.
After residing at Linnton for a
brief time, Mr. Bolds came to Oregon
City, where he resided a greater part
of his life. During the time the ferry
was operated between the west and
east side, previous to the erection of
the suspension bridge, Mr. Bolds had
charge of the same.
Mr. Bolds WdS married twice. His
first wife was Mrs. Margaret Coleman,
who died many years ago. He later
married Mrs. Dprcas Cross, who died
several years ago.
Mr. Bolds is survived by three chil
dren: Mrs. M. C. Welch, Mrs. Jose
phine Haynes, of Portland; Edward
Bolds of Portland. He also leaves six
stepsons, Caleb Cross, of Oregon City;
Elmer Cross, of Hebo, Oregon; Dell
Cross, of Silverton; Charlie Cross, of
Eugene; Harvey E. Cross, ot Glad
stone; Frank Cross, of Oregon City.
rhe universal She.
One PipPin marrying the sweetest
little woman under the sun on Tues
day. Two Pips-Afraid It's illegal, old
thine.. One l'ii Illegal! wimt riv
mean? Two Pips Well, you see, I
married her last week. Pacing show.
The County Court
EXPENDITURES FOR MONTH OF
OCTOBER
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1 A.
Mather, $4.90; A. E. Lukass, $3.20;
M. K. Gaffncy, $46.75; Roy Otty,
$62.50; H. A. Battin, $42.50; Jerome
Avery, $32.50; C. E. Battin, $38.75;
W. Smart, $57.50; J. A. Davis, $65.
00; Henry Timmcr, $32.50; Ottis
Welch, $50.00; John Umiker, $40,00;
Sam Schlaegel, $6.25; Alfred Otty,
$5.00; Chas. Otty, $2.50; Geo. Wil
son, $12.50; C. C. McLaughlin, $25.
00; James Kepcha, $20,00; N. E. An
drews, $17.50; Frank Walters, $14.
00; James Lawrence, $14.00.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 3 Herman
Seibert, $6.50.
ROAD. DISTRICT NO. 4 Bert H.
Finch, $13.88; J. N. Barf, $5.60; J.
A. Kitchlnjr. $12.85; R. H. Currin,
$5.00; C. W. Fuller, $2.00; J. A.
Kitehing, $10.00; H. C Heiple, $8.00;
II. A. Githens, $6.00.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 5 Frank
Fourmer, $2.15; C, W. Schuld &
Sons, $56.00; J. Meyer, $30.00; O. W.
Boring, $35.00; Wm. Mueller, $5.00;
J. Meyer, $38.50; L H. Mellicote,
$6.75; L. Sutton, $27.00; H. Beck,
$4.50; J. Olson, $2.25; R. E. Richey,
$6.75.
ROAD DIST. NO. 6 P. R. L. & P.
Co., $94.50; Jarl & Eri, $13.70; Ridge
Lumber Co., $19.48; C, W. Schuld &
Sons, $105.70; R. E. Jarl, $53.62;
Dave Jarl, $69.37; Lawis Hall, $27.
50; S. Hall, $30.00; J. R. Hall, $2.50;
Leo Canning, $48.75; Joel Jurl, $12.
50; E. V. Erickson, $25. 00; A. Hay
worth, $30.00; Wm. Cunningham,
$31.25; O. Boring, $16.25; J. A. Albel,
$25.00; A. Johnson, $30.00; John
Anderegg, $23.12; E. Nasham, $7.50;.
ROAD DISTRICT No, 7 Paul R.
Meinig, $10.10; J. Cockresse, $7.50;
E. Wilson, $5.00; Frank Crone, $7.50;
D. W. Douglas, $25.00;.
ROAD DISTRICT No. 9 Bert II.
Finch, $4.10; Fred Lins, $55J0; Carl
Lins, $25.00; Walter Terwilllger, $30.
00; Edd Grafonhain, $12.00; Will Lins,
$30.00; Nick Rath, $24.00; Edd Guber,
$24.00; Joe Weiderhold, $26.00; A.
Weiderhold, $10.00; Gus Zwirnman,
$22.00; Leo Rath, $26.00; H. Klinker,
$18.00; Edd Harders, $14.00; Frank
Howard, $10.00; C. Guber, $18.00;
Otto Paulson, $24.00; Harold Joyr.er,
$24.00; Louis Ochs, $12.00; Henry
Schmidt, $16.00; Henry Johnson $12.
00; C. Klinker, $6.00; Peter Rath,
$4.00; A. W. Lee, $14.00; Will Held,
$6.00; C. Johnson, $12.00; Andrew
Jansen, $6.00; Julius Paulson, $22.00;
Edd Harders, $26.00; Theo Harders,
$12.00;. !
ROAD DISTRICT No.8 D. Jad-i
win, $62.50; W. Shipley,$90.00; C. W.!
Harris, $15.00; D. Allen, $12.00; P.
Averill, $13.00; C. W. Miller, $20.00;
O. Daly, $13.75; C. W. Harris, $2.00;
Ray Murray, $2.00; P. Averill, $5.00;
C. W. Miller, $15.00;.
ROAD DISTRICT No. 10 Bert
H. Finch, $11.50; Garfield Lumber
Co., $428.06; C. H. Duncan, $12.75;.
Vernie Duus, $7.50; J. C. Duus, $15.
00; Geo. Deshields, $7.50; C. Dun
can, $25.10.
ROAD DISTRICT No. 11 Chase &
Linton Gravel Co., $43.20; J. Murphy,
$17.50; J. Moore, $15.00; Mrs. H. T.
Sladen, $17.50; J. R. Livesay, $22.50;
E. A. Hackett, $17.50; Percy Jones,
$13.75; C R. Livesay, $12.37; Chase
& Linton Gravel Co., $184.20; J. Mur
phy, $51.25, J. R. Livesay, $57. 50;
Mrs. H. T. Sladen, $30.00; E. A. Hack
ett, $37.50; Percy Jones, $21.25; D.
Purce'.l, $3.12; C. R. Livesay, $34 37.
ROAD DISTRICT No. 12 H. F.
Gibson, $4.90.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 13 Roy
Mattoon, $125.00; John Schneider,
$4.50; A. Schneider, $4.50; E. W.
Hyde, $5.00; J. T. Fullam, $11.00.
ROAD DISTRICT No.14 H. Hen
rici, $12.10; H. Lindsley, $5.00.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 15 P. H.
Smith, $2.40; T. C. Thomas, $2.75.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16 Glen
morrie Quarry Co., $175.70; Will
iams Bros. Transfer Co. $258.60; B.
R. Smith, $22.65; T. Inglis, $52.00;
G. Randall, $6.00; W. Randall, $39.00;
A. Egger, $4.00; H. Staehley, $19.50;
M. Newton, $5.00; C. Bullard, $12.00;
H. Engel, $94.25; A. J. Meyer, $42.00;
E. Camp, $24.00; M. Newton, $23.50;
A. Newton, $73.50; W. Randall, $84.
00; R. Keil, $24.00; E. Gelbrich,
$34.50; T. Inglis, $15.00; H. Morton,
$2.00; F. Dietz, $27.00; W. Randall,
$45.00; II. Staehley, $16.25; B. R.
Smith, $30.00; T. Blanchard, $24.00;
C. Bullard, $20.00; A. Blanchard,$10.
00; G. Swint, $7.50.
ROAD DISTRICT No. 17 H.
Douglas, $11.25; James Mahlum,$18.
00; R. Keller, $2.50; John Robins,
$28.75; G. M. Jones, $26.25; F. B.
Needham, $57.50; Cal Hatfield, $84.00;
Geo. Koehler, $79.25; D. R. Dimick,
$42.75; Garret, $27.75; E. J. Baker,
$40.15; O. M. Scott, $69.50; Eugene
Faulkner, $6.00; Wm. Beeson, $48.00;
Geo. Selby, $3.00; Gardner Whipple,
$27.75; Paul Bany, $22.50; Chris
Kraft, $40.50; E. W. Gribble, $17.25;
E. Courand, $18.00; Ed Riipp, $40.50;
Ed Belknap, $3.00; C. S. Marks,
$2.50.
ROAD DIST. NO. 19 Hoff Bros.,
$47.50.
ROAD DIST. NO. 20 Mumpower
& Burghardt, $6.33; C. J. Hewitt,
$15.00; J. C. Miller, $34.35; M. A.
Johnston, $2.25; W. Brown, $27.50;
W. Barlow, $3.40; S. Miller, $5.65;
M. Johnston, $7.30; C. Whitehead,
$2.25.
ROAD DIST. NO, 21 A. Nelson,
$57.43; E. A. Swanson, $60.00; A. N,
Swanson, $15.00; A. N. Swanson,
$66.25.
ROAD DIST. NO. 22 F. M. Hen-
riksen, $2.25; Geo. Blatchford, $1.25;
Kobnms Bros., $1.00; C. Engle, $15.
00; W, Painter, $25.00; C. Hungate,
$35.00; S. A. D. Hungate, $42.00;
C. B. Eldridge, $11.25; G. Hungate,
$25.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 23 W. W. Ir
vm, $179.20; R. W. Zimmerman,
$38.50; X. Paige, $14.60; V. B. Skin
ner, $12.50; V. Berg, $6.25; N. An
derson, $9.00; E. Grindeland, $8.75;
A. J. Zimmerman, $24.00; D. Neff,
$2.25; ti. JJeetz, $5.00; V. Berg, $29
40; H. Deetz, $30.65; G. Plantz, $20..
65; V. Skinner, $19.50.
ROAD DIST. NO. 24 L. P. Spa-
gle, $17.89; Wm. Jackson, $5.00; Ben
John Rogie, $5.00; John Gahler, $12.
50. ROAD DIST. NO. 27 C. P. Thorn
as, $6.00; Orvil Jackson, $10.00; J.
I Jones, $4.00; I. D. I-arkins, $24.
75; G. Bentley, $6,00; Fred Hubbard,
$0.00; F. I Skirvinc, $4.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 28 F. M. Hen
riksen, $12.85; L, O. Nightingale,
$7.00; Robbins Bros. $24.03; Tony Ol
son, $6.25; C. W. Herman, $11.25; S.
G. Nicholson," $t.50; E. Nyland, $10.
00; A. D. Maxingo, $14.35; Charley
Clester, $9.00; Omer Williams, $65.
50; C. Newbeur, $7.50; O. N. Opsund,
$57.25; R..R. SvviUer, $18.75; Leslie
Shank, $86.25; Fay Kimball, $34.35;
C. Slaughter, $26.50; A. D. Sherman,
$24.50; Zeb Bowman. $23.75; Free
man Thomas, $5.00; R, H. Slaughter,
$30.00; W. M, Bird, $11.25; W. F.
Mulkie, $5.00; Joe Miehols, $12.50;
Henry Michels, $6.25; Ernest Rus
sel, $24.50; Edwin Russel, $24.35; R.
G. Nicholson, $15.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 29 Geo. H.
Gray, $19.38; Wm. Sprolskey, $10.14;
Geo. H. Gray, $24.05; Walter Rosen
berger, $5.64; Ora Eiesle, $3.38; Wm.
Pentle, $4.50; Wm. Gooding, $2.25.
ROAD DIST. NO. 32 Harry Jost,
$96.90; Elmer Todd, $105.00; E. G.
Jones, $36.75; Tom Baker, $70.00;
Lloyd Jones, $78.50; John Herman,
$24.00; Geo. Todd, $43.50; Mat Ba
ker, $65.50; Julius Snyder, $51.00;
Austin Young, $S4.50; Gus Jaeger,
$22.00; A. A. Woods, $66.50; John
Say, $7.50; Herman Zeller, $12.00; E.
L. Baker, $24.00; Geo. Batalgla, $43.
25; Geo. Stahlnccker, $18.25; Wm.
Ridder, $34.00; Max Say, $2.50; Wm,
Baker, $7.50; Chas. Meyers, $4.00;
Doris Young, $114.50; Harry Jost,
$13.20; Columbia Digger Company,
$1260.00; Fred Morey. $822.85; H.
Wilhelm, $30.00; Guy McCulley, $32.
00; Willie Lee, $22.00; B. Struve,
$38.00; Frank Kiser, $40.00; Geo.
Johnson, $11.00; Robert Stahlnecker,
$40.00; Bruce Case, $12.00; Walter
Sovey, $4.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 33 Horner Mil
lard Lbr. Co., $72.00; F. Madden &
Co., $6.95; Frank Millard, $25.00;
Marion Millard, $22.50; Geo. Keller,
$22.50; W. Fink, $22.50; Geo. Gense
roskl, $22.50; R. H. Millard, $22.60;
S. E. Smith, $22.50; John Keller,
$22.50; L. E. Skeen, $18.00; W. Hen
dren, $11.25; J. W. Marrs, $7.50; O.
Hendren, $11.25; Marion Tucker, $11.
25; E. Jockinsen, $12.35; J. F. Schenk
$2.25; Guy Grable, $9.00; Barr A
Barr, $1.25; Bert H. Finch, $2.40;
Frank Millard, $30.00; J. Stormer,
$3.35; Oral Stormer, $3.35; W. Hen
dren, $2.25; L. Baker, $0.60; A. Ad-
Ion, $2.25; Marion Millard, $9.00;
Geo. Genseroski, $4.50.
ROAD DIST. NO. 34 F. Zimmer
man, $21.25; C. Kelnhofer, $2.80; L.
Ryn'ysi';, ;!0.12, R. Schroeder,
$.'.6.87; M. Tsideman, ;C.iS; J. Hell
bvrg, $23.62; F. Kaiser, $32.65; H.
Hellberg, $36.01; J. Notdurft, $24.75;
G. 1'otdurft, $22.50; G. Settjc, $10.00
V. RypcTyiiaki, $2.25; W. Kaiser, $2.
75; C. Zimmerman, $1.25; J. Shaw,
$5.00.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 36 Levi
Erb, $9.00; John McKenzie, $20.37;
George Long, $4.00; E. L. Fish, $7.00;
Albert Elliott, $3.00; F. M. Linville,
$2.00; A. M. Livingston, $7.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 37 C. W. Kruse
$98.33; J. W. Stone, $43.75; V. C.
Evans, $30.00; J. J. Knaus, $20.97.
ROAD DIST. NO. 38 E. C. War
ren, $1.33; R. Richardson, $68.50; J.
Gray, $20.00; N. Piatt, $15.00; P.
Rothey, $15.00; P. H. Taber, $2.50;
F. W. Smith, $2.50; D. J. Abby, $5.
00; W. Starkweather, $1.25; Coast
Culvert & Flume Co., $40.82.
ROAD DIST. NO. 39 Walter
Fisher, $72.00; S. C. Bailey, $64.12;
John Baker, $20.25; C. E. Stewart,
$54.00; J. B. Jackson, $27.00; Willie
Christner, $28.12; A. E. Weisser,
$36.00; Herman Fisher, $52.25; John
Irish, $52.00; Erich Fisher, $57.00;
Max Bruck, $15.00; C. V. Dagman,
$31.85; Ottis Howard, $33.75; C. C.
Grimm, $23.83; Edgar Stewart, $7.
50; Sidney Irish, $47.25; Carl Schmci
ser, $30.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 41 Louis Ba
ker, $0.35; H. H. Udell, $5.25; H. II.
Udell, $5.00; Fred Anderson, $2.25;
John Krieger, $4.50; Web Roberts,
$2.25; C. E. Seward, $3.00; R. H. Dev
lin, $9.00,
ROAD DIST. NO. 42 Austin C.
Taylor, $9.18; Joe Brennanfi $3.50;
A. E. Taylor, $2.00; Pat Brennan,
$1.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 43 W. H.
Douglass, $.10.25; Fred Hoffmeister,
$11.25; H. S. Gibson, $4.50; Chas.
Murphy, $2.25; Orke, $2.25; Will
Hoffmeister, $2.25; Ernest Hoffmeis
ter, $3.C2; Ray Woodle, $4.50; Virgil
Uouglass, $2.25; Mr. Still, $11.25; W.
F. Douglass, $4.50.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 44 G. W.
Kahl, $7.00; J. Hoffman, $4.50; Thos.
Penman, $1.50.
ROAD DIST. NO. 45 Hoff Bros.,
$204.05; Geo. Havill, $2.55; John
Putz, $4.75; P. F. Putz, $4.00; C. Bit
tner, $6.00; A. S. Freeman, $1.00; L.
P. Elliott, $13.95.
ROAD DIST. NO. 47 Straight &
Salisbury, $1.20; H. E. Sharrow, $11.
00; P. R. L. & P. Co., $98.00; E. C.
Warren, $1710.13; C. W Schuld &
Sons, $128.10; O. P. Roethe, $152.75;
D. J. Bass, $52.50; John Bouick, $9.
35; Chas. Moranfi $32.50; E. O. Seel
ey, $8.75; F. W. Smith, $10.00; John
Nelson, $8.75; R. Tabor, $16.20; Alix
Gill, $:S0.fi0; Mrs. C. W. Risley, $100.
00; C. D. Atchley, $56.25; E. E.
Roethe, $71.25; Hugh Roberts, $15.
00; A. A. Dorn, $6.25; J. Kepcha, $80.
00; W. J. Roots, $36.75; F. M. Wal
ther, $60.00; E. J. Lawrence, $57.00;
N. T. Andrus, $45.50; C. J. Sylvester,
$0.00; D. J. Abbey, $70.00; D. Gaf
fney, $5.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 49 Bert H.
Finch, $1.85; Harold Daniels, $2.50;
J. F. Snyder, $25.00; E. T. Davis,
$26.25; Ben T, Rawlins, $32.50; H. H.
Anders, $10.00; T. Eash, $10.00; J. O.
Botkin, $12.00; Harold Davids, $2.50.
ROAD DIST. NO. 50 A. M. Whit
ney $60.00; J. F. Magers, $38.04; W.
Page, $14.55; A. H. Schmidt, $57.50;
George Reed, $3.00; George Johnson,
$17.50; F. Parch, $6.18; J. W. Coun
sel, $6.C6; G. Bretschen, $2.25; F. M.
Townsend, $70.76.
ROAD DIST. NO. 51 Jake De
Young, $23.25; Ed Teevin, $12.00;
John Dc Young, $16.00; O. Gran, $12.
00; L, Hoffmeister, $6.00; E. Bartell,
$4.00; II, Johnson, $6.00; Rob Iove-
Anderson, $2.00; M. McCuslind, $2.
00; A. Honningscn, $2.00; Jake Do
Young, $22.00; Hadden Johnson, $10..
00; Ed Teevin, $16.00; John Carlanx
$15.00; Richard Reals, $22.00; Russel
Embry, $18.00; John DeYoung, $18..
00; Alfred Wellman, $(1.00; Adam
Deals, $6.00; Albert Hoffmeister,
$14.00; Fred Comstock, $9,00; Aug
ust Olson, $6.00; W. T. Sharkey, $3.
00; Henry Ilennlngsen, $14.00; O,
Grnan, $12.00; A. E. Forsythe, $6.00;
John Watson, $8,00; Fred Exley, $3..
00; Ed Hoffmeister, $4,00; Bert Hof
fmeister, $2.00; Joe Comstock, $8,00;
E. Burtvll, $2.00; II. Johnson, $2.00;
Jake DeYoung, $13.75; Ed. .Teevin,
$22.00; John DeYoung, $10,00; Henry
Henningsen, $11.00; Adolf Homiing
sen, $11.00; Fred Axley, $8.00; Emil
Axloy, $2.00; J. Kelly, $2.00; Albert
Hoffmeister, $1.00; W. T. Sharkey,
$1.00; Jake DeYoung, $8.76; Ed Tee
vin, $7.00; II. Henningsen, $5.00; A.
Henningsen, $5.00; John DeYoung,
$6.00; C. Zinsley, $2.00; Albert Holf
meister, $1.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 62-Leon Bis
choff, $16.25; Ben Becker, $17.50; J.
Bowers, $15.00; II. W. Kanne, $18,.
90; Royal Zinser. $8.75: W. A. 111.
rich, $10.00; A. Adorn, $7.50; Elmer
tnser, $1.1:5; Norman Peterson,
$1.25.
ROAD DIST. NO. 53 Lm-ht T
$11.25; Ernest Conrad, $111.00.
ROAD DIST. NO. 65 Geo. Walter
$17.50; C. E. Hivelv. $52.50: C. I.nn.
der, $7.50; H. Gill. $20.25; James
Hamilton, $22.50; Clark Cockerline,
$22.50; J. F. Cummin, $12.60; Henry
Tanler. $12.50: A. C. White. Iionn.
G. M, Gively, $64.75; EsUcada Ga
rage, Sf.lD.
ROAD DIST. NO. 67 a H. Kyllo,
$10.00; Oscar Kylle, $25.00; John
Sanden, $34.00; D. Westberg, $30.00;
Henry Helgerson, $5.00; F. A. Todd,
$13.75; S. O. Miller, $10.00; II. Kyllo,
$13.75; Elmer Widstrand, $17.50;
Jess Mitts, $8.00; Lloyd Boyer, $3.75;
Lewiis Mitts, $10,00; M. J. Smith,
$7.50; Frank Kenyston, $5.00; P.
Stebbins, $5.00; A. F. Eyman, $26.50;
W. W. Wiggins, $15.00.
GENERAL ROADS II. E. Shar-
row, $26.30; Tappendorff Lumber Co.
$55.63; Canby Hardware & Imple
ment Co., $16.25; Carlton & Rosen
krans Co., $14.05; J. A. Andrews,
$116.25; Union Oil Co. of Calif,
$1.40; State Indus. Accident Com.,
$32.26; Scandinavian Belting Co.,
$14.28; Crystal Ice & Storage Co,
$73.66; Falls Transfer Co., $1.45;
Milwaukie Garage, $12.10; W. J. Wil
son & Co., $48.00; ML Tabor Garage,
$47.25; Phoenix Iron Works, $100;
Coast Culvert & Flume Co., $0.25; J
I. Case T. M. Co., $25.54; Harmon &
Co., $10.85; Excelsior Motorcycle Co.,
$40.84; II. E. Meads, $16.10; Stan
dard Oil Co., $11.34; Willamette Val
ley Southern Railway Co., $156.50;
E. M. Cousin, $2.00; A. O. Hollings-
worth, $5.00; Philo Holbrook, $10.00;
J. W. Hart, $3.10; Bert H. Finch,
$8.95; J. Scholl & Son, $6.05; J. W
Jones, $18.00; Howard-Cooper Corp.,
$285.78; J. I. Case T. M. Co., $2.50;
Paul Dunn, $10.80; James II. Linds
ey, $500.00; W. W. Quinn, $300.00;
Mrs.. Rebecca Taumey, $300.00;'T. B,
Long, $300.00; P. R. L. & P. Co.,
$174.32; Frank Busch, $5.85; T. A
Roots, $137.90; Alt Martin, $68.00;
Garfield Lumber Co., $131.32; B. F.
Cogswell, $5.75; R. II. Currin $3.75;
J. A. Kitching, $6.85; Walter Doug
las, $5.50; Joe Cahill, $2.1.5; E. Adams
$25.00; C. W. Schuld & Sons, $42.
00; J. Meyer, $22.50; O. W. Boring,
$25.00; Wm. Mueller, $10.00; J. An
dregg, $15.00; J. Meyer, $24.75; J.
Emiel, $3.37; I Sutton, $15.75; II
Beck, $6.75; R. E. Richey, $2.25; Wm
Beeson, $4.50; O. M. Scott, $4.50;
Harry Garrett, $2.25; E. W. Gribble,
$2.25; R. Schucbcl & Co., $20.80; R.
Schuebel, $6.87; B. F. Najer, $16.50;
Eugene Fellows, $21.60; M. L. Craw,
ford, $10.00; Vernie Branland, $10.
00; Raman Johnson, $10.00; W. S.
Gorbett, $15.00; Walter Waldorf, $18.
50; W. Eggcrt, $15.85; John Nord-
hausen, $25.00; C. Goblo, $2.50; Al
bert Gribble, $35.00; Will Wehner,
$2.50; John Gelbrich, $92.50; Fred
Moore, $27.50; Erich Mortz, $97.50;
Ben Krause, $41.25; Ben Krause, $82.
17; Herman Harms, $25.00; A. Pot-'
tratz, $128.75; Rufus Kraxbergcr,
$128.75; John Kummer, $128.75; Chas.
Gelbrich, $16.25; W. Babert, $50.00;
O. B. Long, $22.50; Earl Harms, $35.
00; Claude Baty, $12.50; Rudie
Harmes, $17.50; Grover Harmes, $15.
00; Curl Kalb, $64.65; Erich Boeche,
$56.50; John M. Evans, $54.25; M.
Krause, $61.25; D. Harmes, $10.00;
Louie Gibson, $5.00; Jake Fenske,
$65.62; Herman Etzel, $34.65; Glen
Morris, $28.35; Rudie Etzel, $50.00;
Willie Etzel, $25.20; Hans Zenger,
$40.95; Chas. Boeche, $15.00; Ed
Graves, $10.00; C. Lorenz, $10.00;
Herman Wehner, $5.00; Rudolf Klaus,
$57.75; E. C. Gerber, $197.62; Harry
Babler, $430.50; B. L. Friedrich,
$362.62; Williams Bros., $299.25; C.
Zimmerman, $77.00; W. Kaiser, $77.
00; Hodson-Feenaughty Co., $111.37;
W. L. Freeman, $60.00; Geo. Clester,
$39.00; I. J. Green, $8.75; D. P. Fox,
$975; O. N. Kimball, $9.75; A. Sack
et, $20.25; L. D. Shank, $34.00; A. B.
Hibbard, $17.50; Earl Tracy, $11.25;
John Trullinger, $17.50; Frank Kokle,
$16.25; State Industrial Accident
Commission, $1.13; Sandy Blacksmith
& Shoeing Shop, $7.40; Perret &
Bickford, $6.00; Sandy Fir Lumber
Co., $4.23; Hood & Hutchins, $3.25;
R. A. Hutchins, $11.00; Anthony
HengBtler, $5.00; Wm. Fellows, $12.
50; Phil Bates,, $5.00; C. R. Livesay,
$29.40; S. L. Casto, $28.75; John
Calvery, $27.50; Allen Edwards,
$20.25; Carl Caseday, $12.50; Her
man, Fisher, $42.00; State Indus. Ac
cident Com., $18.31; Perret & Bick
ford, $6.90;' Sandy Blacksmith &
Shoeing Shop, $1.50; Hood & Hut
chins, $289.10; R, A. Hutchins, $44.
00; J. Barnett, $42.00; M. Mickelson,
$3.75; John Wendlin, $31.25; C. L.
Fisk, $3.75; P. Gray, $35.00; Ted
Vandorssen, $30.00; F. Kinsecker.
$7.50; L. L. Griffin, $50.37; E. Ber-
ney, $,jb.Zu; Chas-Havworth. S27.50?
John St. Clair, $25.00; A. Hengstler,
$18.12; Gus Hincs, $18.12; E. Hart,
$12.60; John Mitchell, $12.50; Victor
Ilingstler, $19.36; H. Ridderbusch,
$37.50; Carl C. Alt, $58.00; Walter
Krebs, $38.75; Willard Bosholm, $40.
00; Phil Bates, $30.00; Phil Van Laek-
en, $;n.Z5; Tim Gunn, $21.25; Martin
Mickelson, $47.50; Waldo White, $16.-
Snj'dor, $25.00; E. T. Davis, $50.00;
U. E. Davis, $33,75; J. B. Bowmun,
$22.50; V. E. Anderson, $8.76; J. J.
Davis, $40.00; Curtis Wilcox, $25.00;
Ernest Amacher, $27.50; Arthur Per.
ry, $27.00; F. 11. Davis, $10.00; John
Mlllnr, $17.50; L, M. YoWri, $32.50;
Cnlvy Hoebe, $7.60; 11 T. Carter,
$2.50; A. J. Cota, $3.75; W. B. Rnmbo
$12.00; Albert Martin, $12.00; Mo
Naught, $7.00; Miller-I'nrkor Co.,
$31.20; Lnrklna & Son, $53.89; II. K.
Mend, $100.00; E. R. Kilgullon,
$30.00. v 1
I M PROVEMENT FUND Canbv
Canby Hardware & Implement Co.,
$165.80; John J. Hmck, $14.00; J. S.
Fisher, $5.34; ' Will W. Thompson.
$5.85; Paul R. Meinig, $36.35; An-
thony Mix, $19,00; Wilson Evans,
$18.00; Stefanl Lumber Co., $35.01;
J. I. Case T. M. Co.. $0.92: T. W.
Linn, $8.36; Cascade Lumber Co..
$1800; 'Willamette Valley Southern
Railway Co.. $3.00: Hownrd-Cooner
Corp., $80.11; Concrete Pine Works.
$79.20; Ward B. Lawton, $6,76: L.
G. Worlstad, $2.40; A. L. Yodor,
$2.50; Abe Hepler, $18.03; F. L,
White. $131.20; Horner-Millard Lbr.
Co., $33.03: C. W. Friedrich. J2.D0:
Columbia Digger Co., $45.00; Carlton
& Rosenkrans Co., $37.02; W. Dunlin,
$6.00; C. Goudreau, $1.25; East Side
Mill A Lbre. Co., $26.21: Frank
Busch. $18.20: D. Thomoson MbI.1 rum
$21.50; J. W. Berkey, $55.48; E. C.
Shull, $07.00; Chas. Huris. Jr., $20..
25; Chas. Huris. Sr., $15.00: Olto
Schuebel, $26.25; Anton Zeck, $28.12;
K. Vetetoe. 129.25: H. C C.ilmora.
$35.88; Abe Widow's, $3.00; Martin
Widows, $6,00; A. L. Yoder, $11.24;
W. Dutchcr. $120.00: A. C. Buchel.
$92.00; H. H. Hartley, $72.00; G. W.
Pursifull, $18.00; C I. Sylvester, $57.
00; H. Timmer, $72.00; S. C. Miller.
$17.50: C. W. Birchet. $12.50: Jennie
Johnston, $5.00; Canby Concrete Co.,
$24.00; L. G. Riggs. $2.30: Chas.
Raumann, $1.87; Jack Jones $3.75;
Lester Riggs, $0.25; Ed Wilkerson,
$3.75: P. R. Pierre. 12.50: Leon Jark.
son, $18.75; L G. Riggs, $10.00; W.
M. Kaddatx, $5.00; Chas. Bowman,
$3.75; Mortenson & Avison, $91.70;
D, Mcllenry, $8.12; Robt Elkins,
$6.25; Wm. Elkins, $8.75; S. A. I).
Hungate, $19.85; G. Hungate, $7.60;
VY. Painter, $10.00; L. B. Frey, $3.30:
J. S. Fisher, $62.04; L, P. Spagle,
$675; R H. Millard, $9.00; O. Hen
dren, $4.50; J. Stormer, $6.76; Oral
Stormer, $5.60; L. Baker, $5.00; A.
Adlon, $2.25; Leon Biachoff. $5.00:
Ben Becker, $3.10; August Geppert,
J3.7&; n. W. Kanne, $4.10; J. W.
Berkey, $25.79; Beck & Son, $20.21;
Wm. Owinga, $10.50; BenJ. Stanton.
$42.56; Geo. Owings, $1.00; John
Casto, $1.00; Grant Erb, $7.00; J. H.
Mishler, $2.00; Noah Yoder, $2.00;
Robert Brown, $8.00; Amos Yoder,
$13.00; Alvin Hooley, $8.00; Wm.
Burkert, $7.00; Ben Burkert, $6.00;
Wm. Bond. $2.00: J. E. Mitts. 6 2S!
W. W. Wiggins, $8.00; II. Kyllo, $2.50
A. r. fcyman, $10.75.
ELECTION G. H Lkhthorn
$3.00; M. A. Dcaton, $12.00; E
Sweeney, $3.00; Anna Friedrich, $10..
SHERIFF The Western llninn
Telegraph Co., $2.99; Huntley Drug
uo., 4.40; D. E. Frost, $19.20; Wm
J. Wilson. $13.60: A. E. Jovner. J09.,
25; H. M. Chitwood, $5.35; Oregon
City Enterprise, $18.25; W. J. Wilson
$20.00.-
CLERK Jones Drug Co., $12.00;
Fred A. Miller, $7.50; Marie Fred
rich, $5.25; I. M. Harrington,' $6.60;
Oregon City Enterprise, $13.45.
RECORDER Huntley Drug Co.
$1.00; Jones Drug Co., $1.00; Th
Courier Press, $4.75; D. C. Boyles
$5.75; Flo Hewitt, $65.00.
TREASURER M. E. Dunn, $5.00
COUNTY COURT-A. II. Knight
$78.00; W. A. Proctor, $45.00; Hunt
ley Drug Co., $0.50; II. S. Anderson
$2.40.
COURT HOUSE Pac. Tel. & Tol
Co., $39.60; Home Tel. Co., $15.20;
Hogg Bros., $32.50; Coast Chemical
Co., $11.00; Chris Hartman, $1.50.
CIRCUIT COURT-Orciron Cllv
Enternrise. $12.00: W. V ll,rr!o
$2.60; Doctors Mount, $5.00; Huntley
urug i;o., 11.00; Harry W. Greaves.
$4.00; J. M. Tracy, $2.00; Dan Lyons,
$2.00; II. II. Hughes, $2.00; L. E.
Dimick, $8.40; C. M. Lake, $6.40.
JUSTICE PEACE-Jewell DuRall.
$4.50; W. J. Wilson, $1.70; A. C. How
land, $1.20; George Gardner, $1.20;
L. P. Horton, $1.20: Georee J. Hall.
$1.20; W. R. Wentworth, $1.20; I. C.
Sawyer, $1.20; E. Harrinirton. $1.40:
J. E. Jack, $1.20; George E. Swaf
frd, $1.20; E. E. Teenle. $1.20: H.
H. Hughes, $1.20; S. O. Dillman, $1.20
D. E. Frost, $26.80; J. N. Sievers,
$5.30; D. Smith. $4.60: Vina Smith
$4.50; Kenneth Smith, $4.50; J. Lang-
seth, $4.50; Mrs. L. Langseth, $4.50;
A. E. Joyner, $2.75.
CORONER J. N. Sievers, $15.80;
Charles Gates, $5.00; A. E. Joyner,
$3.00; J. F. Albright, $10.00.
SURVEYOR J. C. Sullivan, $9.00;
II. II. Johnson, $6.40.
INSANE Hugh S. Mount, $5.00;
A. E. Joynor, $14.50.
SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Huntley
Drug Co., $7.75; G. W. Guthrie, $5.40;
Brenton Vcdder, $147.65; J. E. Cala
van, $12.48.
BOARD OF HEALTH Oregon
City Enterprise, $6.20; Jones Drug
Co., $16.90; Dr. O. A. Welsh, $68,05.
STOCK INSPECTOR L. Roalsen.
$25.00.
INDIGENT SOLDIER J. C. Saw.
yer, $30.00.
COUNTY POOR-Wm. Danforth,
$10.00; Boys' & Girls' Aid Society,
$10.00; Oregon Commission Co. (Tom
Jones) $14.00; Mrs. Bradtl (J. Mc
Namara), $10.00; Sam Booher, $16..
00; Dock Mosier, $10.00; Mary Buol
(Robert Trimble), $5.00; Sarah Gib
bons, $20.00; Ella Payne, $10.00;
Henry Spiess, (Chalk) $16.00; Mrs.
Galbraith, $15.00; Mrs. G. W. Thomp
son, $10.00; A. C. Sleight, $15.00;
Ada IeBaw, $8.00; Katie Pluard,
$8.00; Ella Tracy (Eunice Horner),
$10.00; Ben Landes, $12.00; S. E.
Card (Michael Boyl), $8.00; C. II.
Dybdahl, $20.00; Gustav Grebel, $10.
00; Mrs. N. E. Taylor (Booher),
$14.00; Wm. Dickolman, $14.00; John
& Wm. Beers, $20.00; Mrs. Elizabeth
Saunders, $5.00; George Avery, $15,.
00; Mary Lock, $10.00; Anna Wetter
lin, $10.00; Chris Zinsli (Cash Mc
Karty), $10.00; Mary Becker, $5.00;
Flora Balmer, $19.00; Maud Williams
(Child), $10.00; J. H. Sallee (Tinsley
lett, $10.00; Geo. II. Ncwsom, $10..
00; Farr Bros,, (Tom Garner), $38.00;
Board of Water Commissioners (A.
IVIil), $1.40; Electric Hotel (DUk
Meyers), $20.00; Frank Ott (Mary
Foster), $32.01; 1). C. Ulourvtte
(Marco), $7.00; Huntley Drug Co.,
$13.50; Datdorf Bros. (Mrs. Grnn-
quist), $41.00; W. W. Pollock (Chas.
McKlnnls), $12.00; Mrs. J. N. Dust
In (J. G. Wnke), $5.00; Robbltm Bros.
(Jnnuw Rusl), $12.00; L. H. Duo-
little (Dlckelmun), $4.00; Milwaukie
Mercantile Co. (Mrs. G. W. Thomp-
ion), $5.00; Roswell L. Holnmn (un
known Infant), $10.50; ltrdy Mer
cantile Co. (Mrs. WeshoetTer), $10.-
10; Mrs. Mary I. Wilson (Ed. Miller),
$30.00; Larsen & Co. (Mrs. Beers),
$3.80; Larson & Co, (Mr. Murco),
$15.00; Parkpluce Store (Mrs. Baker)
$10.00; Dr. L. G. Ice (Grandqulst),
$5.00; Geo. A. Harding, $7.25; Jones
Drug Co., $5.65; Hunlley Drug Co.,
$6.71; Dr. J. W. Norrls (Charge)
$1.10; IX L. Rothery (J. C. Senhorn),
$10.00; E. A. Hackett (Pleso), $7.00;
E. A. Hackett, A. C. Sleight). $8.50;
W. L. Daggett (Mrs. Pluard), $4.00;
Oregon City Hospital Co. (Mrs. C.
Durkee, Mrs. Ida Mobra, Mr. August
Johnson), $113.50; Don Is Donovan
(Jerome Hamilton), $14.00; F. II.
Cross (Mrs. S. Gibbons), $5.00; Mrs.
W. E. Bocrner (E. C. Desborn) $20.-
00; John W. Loder (M. A. Carlisle),
$20.00; Francis Welsh, $5.00; Mrs.
M. J. Trullinger (Irene Wilson),
$13.33; Mrs. Fred Ilimler (J. Muthe
son), $21.84; L. Adams (Crawford
boys), $12.93; Rescue and Protective
society, $50.00; Mrs. Z. Murphy, $16.
00; I. W. R. Taylor (J. J. Meaney),
$26.00; S.H. Goldman (Mrs. Beers),
$2.50.
JAIL W. J. Wilson, $38.61.
JUVENILE COURT Brunswick
restaurant, $2.00; Mlnda E. Church,
$34.60; D. E. Frost, $9.90; A. E. Joy.
ner, $19.75; II. II. Hughes, $8.00
PRINTING AND ADVERTIS
ING Oregon City Enterprise, $27.
64; The Courier Pri, $36.14.
FAIRS Mrs. J. R. Wolff. $45.00.
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES J. F. Jones, $41.72.
TAX DEPARTMENT Oregon
City Enterprise, $53.15; Jonea Drug
Co., $2.47; Ona Renner, $13.80; Jessie
Paddock, $10.00; P. D. Cunningham
Co., $1.81.
PROHIBITION A. E. Joyner,
$02.75; D. E. Frost, $45.45; I. N.
Sievers, $26.85.
FIRES Machine Gun Ce., Ird.
Oregon Infty $9.15.
BOUNTY-Stanlcy Turel, fS.00.
WAR DEPARTMENT
TABOOS NEWS OF
TROOPS ARRIVAL
WASHINGTON, Octt. 15.-Arouel
by publication In some parts of the
country by private cablegrams an
nouncing arrival ot American troops
In France, the war and navy depart
ments today took steps to prevent
a repetition of the Incidents which
mny result In the court-martial of
the officers who sent the messages.
In one case a former National
guard officer wired his governor of
the arrival of the state's troops, but
so fur as Is known here, newspapers
In that locality observed the govern
ment's voluntary censorship rouuost
and did not print the cable.
In the other case, however, a for
mer National guard officer tele
graphed the governor of his state
of the arrival of the regiment, with a
request that It be given fullest pub
licity. The governor's office gave out
the crfbk'Krum and many papers In
that stats printed the news. This
morning other newspapers published
the dispatch and added the number
and designation of the regiment, all
in,tvlolallon of the voluntary eenifor
xhip. The war department has most ur
gently requested that nothing what
ever bo printed about urrlals of
troops abroad, promising at the same
time to report promptly any casual
ty. Friends who know troops have
sailed and hear nothing further may
assume that they have arrived safely.
WILLAMETTE
BOY SCOUTS
SELL BONDS
"If you can't enlist buy a Liberty
Bond" This Is the rule the Boy
8couts of Willamette are to follow this
week, and Sntll the necessary funds
are raised at Willamette by selling lib
erty bonds. The Scout Master J. H.
Hartman, and his assistant Bcout mas
ters, Art Waldion, first assistant, and
Henry Courtney, second assistant, are
giving much of their time in the inter
est of these bonds. This week is termed
publicity week with the Willamette
Boy Scouts, and Monday the big drive
commenced. On Saturday evening,
October 20th, a patriotic rally will be
held at the Willamette school build
ing. Addresses will be made by prom
inent speakers, the members of the
Girls' National Honor guard ot this
city will asslBt on the program; Jones'
Drug company will furnish free of
charge one of their Brunswick talking
machines for the music. On Sunday
the following day, there will he a pa
triotic service at the Willamette Meth
odist church, with Rev. Abbott, pastor,
officiating.
The Boy Scouts was organized at
Willamette early In the spring fcy Mr.
Hartman, and at the present time
there are 16 members. One of the
members has answered the country's
call, Art Rogers, who enlisted In the
engineers' corps, now stationed at
Fort Green, Charlotte, North Carolina.
C. F. Romlg, superintendent of the
Willamette school; Professor Howard,
superintendent ot the West Linn
school, and Mr. Tuppor are tha troop
committee.
Since organizing those hoys have
enjoyed week-end camping trips with
their scout master, but their spare
time will be devoted for the next few
weeks In working for the Interest of
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