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Page 8 ORRGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920. VERA CRUZ GOVFRNOR ES VERA CRUZ, May 17. Beneral Can. dido Agullar, governor of the state of Vera Cnu and son-in-law of Presi dent Carransa, mho haa been virtually a prisoner of revolutionary force near Ortaiba for the past week, escaped last nigtkt It Is believed he Is trying to join Carranza, who fled into the moun tains near Chalchicomula Frlday.V.en enj Aguilar has with him about 30C of bis followers. Pursuit of Carranza is being vig- , orously pushed by Generals Pedro Sanches and lilgtnio Aguilar, leaders of the revolutionary forces which fought a grim batt'e with Carranta's army last week. They tiave a super ior force of calvary. iN FIGHT AGAINST ;t of living OMAHA. May 18. Eight smaller stores today joined the five large es tablishments which have announed re ductions of from 20 to 30 per cent A large automobile dealer made re ductions of 250 on open and $400 on closed car models. A store which made a 30 per cent reduction announced the cut would extend to its restaurants also. One of the concerns which started with a 20 per cant cut, announced an additional reduction of 10 per cent EMBARGO'IS URGED NEW YORK, May 18. An immedi ate embargo on all usgar shipments from the United States was urged up on Attorney General Palmer today by Arnlm W. Riley, special assistant at torney general, in charge of profiteer ing investigation. Riley telegraphed the attorney general that an embargo was necessary to conserve domestic supplies and "keep prices within rea sonable bounds." He also suggested that congress be asked to pass legislation permitting the department of justice to restrict unnecessary sales of sugar for use in luxuries such as candy and soft drinks. BEGINS LIFE TERM. IN STATE P SAN QUENTIN, Cal., May 18. James P. ("Bluebeard") Watson, con fessed murder of nine women he mar ried bigamously, arrived at the state penitentiary here at 9:30 o'clock to day to begin a life sentence' imposed on him in Los Angeles. Watson was taken from the train at Point Rich mond and allowed to rest for an hour in the Richmond police station, as he appeared to be weak and nervous. It was determined that he should leave the train at Richmond In order to avoid the .possibility of meeting cur ious crowds in San Francisco. ARE ON LOOK OUT F LONDON1, May 18. Scotland Yard Is Investigating the whereabouts of 34 Sinn Fein hunger strikers who leTt the Marylebone lnfrmary, where they were undergoing treatment, Sunday, and also twenty-three others who left another London hospital that day. AH the hunger strikers have disappeared. BRITISH SENDING MORE SOLDIERS TO WEST CORK l)NDON, May 17. More than 2000 British troops were landed at Bantry, Ireland, about 50 miles west and south of Cork, according to advices here to day. The troops will be distributed throughout West Cork at points five miles apart. The British soldiers went ashore near the same point where French forces attempted invasions of Britain through Ireland In 1689 and 1786. A detachment of 150 soldiers unex pectedly occupied the town of Skib berdeen, 12 miles south and east oi Bantr. They commandeered several buildings, inducing the town hall. The movement was believed here to be the first indication of new re pressive measures planned by General Macready, commanding British forces In Ireland. The government ts sending and will continue to send troops to Ireland whenever the authorities ask for them, Andrew Bonar Law, government spokesman, told the house of common late today. WILLAMETTE BABY DIE8 Sylvia Bernelce, Infant daughter of Kr. and Mrs. S. B. Shadle, died at the family residence In Willamette Mon day afternoon, aged seven ' months. SIMS CHARGED WITH UTILIZING : FORGED CABLE WASHINGTON, May 13. Secretary Daniels today charged Rear Admiral Sims with introducing a forged cable gram as evidence In the senate naval investigation. The cable, as offered by Sims bore the signature of "Daniels," Jut the secretary today offered the original copy of the cable and denied it bore his name. The dispatch in Question relate to the convoy system and held that vessels having armed guards were safer sailing independently. Daniels said the original bore the signature of A. F. Carter of the bureau of naval c perations. "The instigator of this attempt to fix upon the civilian secretary a tele gram signed by another official ought to be produced by Admiral Sims, who produced this altered telegram and who owes an apology to me and to the country tor the impression under taken to be made by his testimoney based upon a false signature," Dan iels told the committee. HOUSER FOUND . NOT GUILTY O FRAUD CHARGES PORTLAND, May 13. Max H. Houser, second vice presdent of the United States grain corporation, has been exonerated of charges of manip ulation of the grain market during his term of office as an official of the federal grain corporation. The investigation into the conduct of the Grain corporation's affairs in thee Paciflo Northwest has been con ducted by the department of justice at the request of Houser himself. It followed a report by a United States grand jury at Spokane criticising the Grain corporation Tor alleged prices manipulating and suggesting that Houser. who is president of the Port land Flouring Mills company, had pro fited, with other millers, as a result of his government position. , United States Attorney Humphreys, who has been conducting the investiga tion Into the Grain corporation's af fairs, refused to give out information on the department of Justice report un til he is authorized to make an official announcement from Washington, but there Is believed to be no doubt of the nature of the government's find ings. WASHINGTON, May 15. The Re publican resolution to end the state of war with Germany and Austria was adopted today by the senate and now goes to conference. By a vote of 43 to 33, the senate previously had substituted the Knox resolution for that recently adopted, by the house. The vote on adoption was 43 to 38. Three Democrats Reed of Missouri, Shields of Tennessee and Walsh of Massachusetts supported the resolu tion. Two Republicans McCumber of North Dakota, who was paired, and Nelson of Minnesota opposed the measure. . BY VETO OF PRESIDENT WASHINGTON. May 13. President Wilson's veto of the legislative, execu tive and Judicial appropriation bill to day took congress by surprise. The surprise appeared not so much to be the fact of a veto, but that Mr. Wil son should qomplain of "encroachment by- congress on executive authority." This appears to be Mr. Wilson's an swer to charges long ago made by Republicans and now re-echoed by leading Democrats, that the executive has usurped every kind of authority that he could find and has been seek ing something new to usurp. It will be conceded, doubtless, however, that some of the president's points are well taken because in its attempt to put a check on waste and extravagAce in printing and in the administration of huplic buildng space, congress, inad vertently may have stepped over the line in a few places. WASHINGTON, May 13. It was evi dent from private telegrams reaching Washington today from Oregon that a number of Democrats in that state favor making a clear-cut issue between Senator Chamberlain and the presi dent The view of these Democrats ap pears to be that since the telegram sent by Secretary Tumulty yesterday to S. J. Smith, chairman of the Oregon Democratis state central committee, there is nothng to do but accept the challenge and say to every Demicrat In the state, "You must either stand for Chamberlain or the president. You cannot support both at the same time." It was late today before many if the leading Democrats had seen tie Tumulty telegram to Chairman Smith, which, to their minds, clinched the fact that the president's telegram ot laBt Sunday night sent to Gilbert R. Hamaker of Portland, anti-Chamber-latn leader, was for the purpose of Injuring Senator Chamberlain. LICENSE TO WED Edgar R. Slngleterry, 20, and Vera H. Satterlee, 23, both ot Oregon City, were granted a marriage llcenos Tuesday. Battleships May Go To Mexican Coast NEW YORK. May 17. The Atlantic fleet, which has been at anchor in the Hudson river for the last two weeks, put to sea today. After maneuvering and practice runs, it ta understood the fleet will go to Hampton Roads. Rum ors were also current that additional ships may soon be sent to the Gulf of Mexico to join the Oklahoma and the destroyers now on duty there. Bolshevik Troops In Counter Attack LONDON. May 17. Russian Bolshe vik forces are striking back at the Polish and Ukrainian troops which captured Kiev about ten days ago, ac cording to an official statement issued in Moscow, yesterday and received here by wireless. The statement said soviet troops had started an advance and wore outraged about ten miles northeast of Kiev. Packers Indicted For Profiteering NEW YORK, May 17. The federal grand Jury in Brooklyn today returned indictments again Morris ft Co., and the Cudahy Packing company of Chi cago, charging profiteering in food stuffs. JAP 8RIDES REACH U. S. SAN FRANCISCO, May 17. Despite assurances from the Japanese govern ment that "picture brides" would be denied passports to this country, 150 prospective brides of Japanese in this country arrived on the liner Persia Maru today. Hunger Strikers Are Released From Jail LONDON. May 17. Thirty -four hunger strikers recently released from Wormwood Scrubbs prison, who have since been undergoing treatment at the Marylebone infirmary in Lon done, left the Infirmary Sunday aa a protest against an alleged shortage of rations and have not returned. Polk County Forests Are Swept By Fires DALLAS, May 17. Big forest tires are reported In the vicinity of the Powell' and Spauldlng logging com panies near Black Rock. A heavy mantle of smok lies over Dallas. All the fires started in slashings. Great Britain Bars All'From Oil Land WASHINGTON. May 17. Great Bri tain has. excluded Americans and all other foreigners from developing or owning in any way oil properties with in its Jurisdiction, President Wilson today informed the senate in response to a resolution of Senator Gore. Nitrate Program Complete Failure WASHINGTON, May 18. Charging that the war department spent $116, 194.974.37 on plants which produced no nitrate prior to the signing of the armistice, the Republicans of the house war department expenditures committee in a report made public today declared the "whole nitrate pro gram wus one of misdirected effort." Hungary Is To Sign Allied Peace . Pact BUDAPEST, May 18. Hungary will sign the peace treaty presented her by the allies, it was indicated here to day. Count Albert Apponyi, who strongly oppoesd the acceptance ot the treaty, has resigned from the dele gation. Hughes Retained As Counsel for Suffrage NEW YORK, May 17. Charles E. Hughes has been retained as counsel for the suffrage amendment ratifica tion campaign of the National Wom an's Suffrage association, the organ ization announced here. Escaped Convicts Taken at Mill City SALEM, Ore., May 17. "Cherokee" James, a guard of the Oregon state penitentiary, negotiated . the capturo at Mill City Saturday of Al Meadows and W. J. Jenkins, trusties who es caped from the Aumsville wood camp a week ago. Mill City is in Marlon county. Meadows was convicted for implica tion In a train robbery at The Dalles in 1914, was later paroled, and vio lated his parole by leaving the state in company with Frank Wagner, who cracked a safe at Astoria. They were captured at St. Joseph, Mo. Jenkins was convicted in Union county for forgery and received at the state prison January 18, this year. Non-Stop Record Made By Blimp SAN DIEGO, Cal., May 15. What is said to have been a new Pacific Coast non-stop record for "lighter than air" craft was established when the blimp B-18 winged its way from San Diego to Los Angeles and return. The blimp, carrying a crew of four men, left North Island at 9:45 A. M. and returned here at 3:30 P. M., having maintained an average altitude of 800 feet. OF AT THIRD II MARSHFIKLD, Ore., May R-Har-old Howell, l, was acquitted by a jury yesterday of the murder of Lil lian Leuthold. who was found dead In the woods near Bandon July 27. 1919. The boy faced! trial for the death of the girl three times, the two former hearings resulting in disagree ments of the Jury, The Jury which gave Howell his freedom was reported to have stood seven to five in favor of acqultal on the fipt ballot. The principal evidence against th defen dant related to the bullet taken from the girl's head, which witnesses testi fied could have been fired from a rlfle used by Howell. The boy'a frank manner on the witness stand Is be lieved to have gone far toward win ning the verdict DOWN GOVERNMENT SPRINGFIELD, III.. May 17. "There are 50.000 organised reds in the Chi cago district, the northern tier of the counties pledged to overthrow this government Within that 50.00Q there is an armed red guard, copied after the Russian soviet." So asserted Adjutant General Frank S. Dickson, head of the military forces of Illinois. Twice during his speech be said: "I know whereof I tulk and am re sponsible for what I say." He, witj, Colonel Milton J. Foreman, state commander, were speakers be fore the American Legion. COUNTY COURT EXPENDITURES FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1920 D1STRICT.NO. 1-W. H. Counsell, f 199.50; Thompson Hardware Co., $4. 25; Coast Culvert ft Flume Co., $143. 52; W. J. Wilson ft Co., 1.55; C. R Livesay, 30.40; C. W. Schuld & Sons, $20.70; O. P. Roethe, $161.72; D. J. Abbey. $55.92; J. C. McMonlgal, $23.- 94; Chas. Moran. $15.96; Ira Hart $11.- 97; O. P. Roethe, $35.94; John Baum- gartner, $146.79; D. J. Abbey, $6.99: J. S. Blair, $72.81; G. M. Whipple, $42. 89; C. Henricl, $4.49; John Starflnger, $7.98; Milwaukle Garage, $37.19; Dan Mazzle, $83.86; W. H. Counsell. $69.86; G. Beetcbam, $43.89: C. E. Battln, $44. 91; Clay Davis, $19.95; L. Rasniussen, $15.96; John Davis, $41.94; John Shields, $41.94; C. H. Counsell, $48.93. DISTRICT No. 2 Columbia Con tract Co., $85.10; C. W. Kruse, $113.40; C. D. rKuse, $87.55; II. D. Kruse, $46. 13; Frances Kruse, $27.93; Wm. Sew ell, $109.78; O. H. Miller, $1.60; H. F. Zimmernan, $1.50: A. Crandall, $5.40; R. R. Poppleton, $19.20; O. II. Miller, $6.00; Frank Whitten, $4.60; Sherwood Lumber Co., $17.28: Hogg Brothers, $5.00; Geo. Baker, $53.88; Geo. Kline, $53.88; Frank Whitten, $59.88 Harley Whitten ,$26.94; C. Hargan. $28.44; John Raicy, $28.44; Ray Bushbaum, $28.44; John Bletlea, $22.45; Andrew Sanches, $22.45; C. Delashmutt, $22.45; Ed Whitten, $22.45; John Gates. $22. 45; Stanstrom Bros., $260.00; Harry Jost, $79.90; Elmer Todd, $41.94; Wm. Todd, $6.99; Glen Baker, $41.94; Alex Todd, $3.99; John Herman, $3.49; A. Wood, $1.99; W. F. Haberlach, $6.20; W. F. Haberlach, $ 11.20 ; .Smith Turn er, $12.72. DISTRICT No 3 HodsonFee naughty Co., $3.0U; Paul R. Melnig, $24.43; J ,R. Maronay, $8.98; Willard Bosholm, $51.96; Walter Krebs, $10.98; J. R. Maronay, $46.01; Harold Llnd burg, $40.89; Cuss Hein, $29.92; G. Muchler, $15.96; Walter Krebs, $6.99; C. W. Schuld & Sons, $73.80; Art Doar dorff. $154.00; It .W. Kanne, $42.64; P. R. L. & I". Co., $33.72; Wm. Banche, $6.99; J. B. Fowler, $6.99; Wm. Booth, $6.99; J. J. Eisner, $96.53; Wm. Hard in, $43.89; G. Wilkinson, $115.70; T. Hergert, $3.99 ;K. J. Eisner, $1.48; Wm. Hardin, ?38.4i; T. Hergert, $31. 45; W. H. Douglass, $45.28; Glenn Dcuglass, $32.91; Fred Hoffmel.Htor, $7.98; Ben Forester, $5.98 Warren For ester, $3.99; Loui! Baker, $9.97; W. II. Douglass, $26.23; Jake DeYoung, $8. 98 Roger DeYounj?, $6.99; J. C. Royer, $6.99; Herman Selbcrt, f 17.94; , Joe Papseh, $5.98; John T. Frlel Jr., $44.90; H. H. Wat kins, $7.98; II. H. Udell, $38. 45; H . R. Devlin, $31.96; Herbert Udell, $8.97. DISTRICT No. 4 H. B. Johnson, $12.70; S .K. Hewitt, $1.50; 8. F. Scrip ture, $5.00; John C. Miller, $15.71; Mel. Byres, $0.99; W. E. Brown, $1.99; 1. Griffin, $11.47 Sidney Miller, $27.96; J. R. Dallas, $13.93; B. Mumpower, $3. 99; Geo. Forman, S55.95; Ed. Griffin, $35.65 W. Hutehins, $3.99; H. Mc Cracken, $3.49 ; Sidney Miller, $10.47; J. B. Robertson, $3.99; A .J. Duncan, $23.99; E. Amacher, $3.99; L, J. Palma teer, $6.99; C. H. Duncan, $22.45; Harry Kitchlng, $17.95; C. W. Fuller, $29.18; J. A. Kitchlng, $3.49; C .II. Franta, $36.92. DISTRICT No. 5 H. B. Johnson, $11.65; Henry Cromer, $13.49; Henry Swales, $19.95; James O'Conner, $23. 94; G. Fischer, $6.99; W. O. O'Conner, $41.94; Ben Swales, $83.97; C. H. Live say, $39.58; Emerson, Watts, $91.37; D. H. Watts, $53.33; Bid Stanifer, $69.62; Orvll Watts, $28.67; O. W. Hattan, $13. 46; W. J. Crow, $23.96; S. W. Jones, $3.99; Frank Millard, $22.47; Frank Millard, $26.94; W. T, Smith, $27.96; Frank Millard, $27.96; I. W. Hull. $6. 99; W. Tucker, $1.49; J. W. Marrs, $10.47; Claud Marrs, $10.46. DISTRICT No. 6 Guy Uptegrove, $36.00-; W. H. Bonney, $40.46,; S. F. Scripture, $10.25; John Kelly, $11.97; Casper Brog, $11.97; Aug. Huber, $11. 97; Guy Brown, $11.97; Wm. Braatz, $13.47; Joe Hlnkle, $35.98. District No. 7 Standard Oil Co., $6. 05; H. C. Bonacker, $7.98; Albert Pe terson, $27.83; Ben Chlndgron, $33.94; Alfred Johnson, $11.97 Herman Clilnd rithi, $13.98; Waller Hofstetter, $20, 97; A. L. Urkln ,f 10.48; Wm. Molto men, $6.99; John Meltomen, $13.96; Walter Hostotlier. $5.98; Ben Chlnd gron, $31.98; M. D, Chlndgron. $12.07; Wilbur Hollander, $8,73; Ed. G. Jones, $3.99; V. Bohlamlor, $3.49; Abel Tliom nK $3.49; L. P. Duffy, $1.99; Karl Shop paid, $1.99; W. P. Danlola, $7.MI; Jack Jones, $l,i,9S; Russell Jones, $7.98; Dave Westborg, $13.98; 1). R. Dlmlck, $11.32. DISTRICT No. 8 -Francis Welsh, $10.10; Ward li. Uwton, $3.00; W .11, Lawton, $9.97; K. F. Poitamo, $9.97; T. C. Thomas, $11.73 K. F, Warned. $13.97; W. Randall. $5.00; It. Rngol. $15.71; O. Kolland, $6.99 P. Willard. $3.99 W. Randall, $24,46;' M. Stanher, $20,97; K. Sanstrom, $20.97; W. F. Ha berlach. $7.45; W. 11. IFsher, $50.00; O. K. Gwllllm, $34.95: John Griffith, $35. 95; N. Chrlatner, $34.95; T. J. Lewis. $34.95; A. (). Achilles, $34.95; L, Shockley, $27.96; John Oloary, $28.95; Erlsh Fisher, $39.95; Walter Fisher, $50.87; Herman Fisher, $57.24; K. Fish er. $24.93; Max Bruck, $44.88 ;t)tto Miller, $41.89; S. I. Irish, $27,93; Carl Casotay. $31.82; Nathan Casotny, $27. 93; C-eorge Steward, $27.93; Alien Ed wards. $19.95; Alobrt Fisher, $24.93; Ottls Howard, $15.96. DISTRICT No. 9-G. A. Marts, $17. 50; L. O. Nightingale, $169.00; Dickon ft Co.. $20.25 Coast Culvert ft Flume. $424.87; E. L. FaUroy, $97.80; W. H. Engle, $53.86; R. Abraham, $33.91; Vir gil Dart, $29.42; A. Sackett, $35 91; John Illlxt, $23.94 Otis Foulesong, $27. 93; E. Klliln, $5.98; C. Fluke. $11 89; Frank Adams, $42.39; Ie Adams, $15. 29; C. W. Herman, $11.97; E. L. Trim ble. $11,97; A. M. Groshong. $29 96; D. M. Groshong, $15.96; C .D. Groshong. $15.96; Ben Wade, $15.96; F. II. Fer guson. $1996: Horld Miller. $6 98: C. F. Holt, $13.98; Ernest Broslg. $10.98; Hans Oleson, $20.97; G. M. Groshong, $17.47 Ernest Sows, $7.98; Lule Sowa, $7.98; L. C. Cupp. $7.98; R. F. Wyland, $7.98; Earl Oroshrtng. $19.98; Oscar Vorhols. $8.98: Zob Bowman, $8 98; Ed Hubbard. $3.99; A. Sackett, $7.98; John Wall. $40.41; A .G. Staffauson, $21.91; Jonas Peterson. $1197; S. E. Anderson, $1.99; Chas. llorirstrom, $11. 97; Hjalmar Lundmark, $15.96; Emit Peterson, $9.97; E. A. Nelson, $20.97; And. Swanson, $20.97; Claud Wlnslow, $6.99; W. Cogar, $6.99; Victor Back man, $24.46; C .0. Johnson, $3.99. DISTRICT No. 10-Abo Hopler, $18. 86; Canby Concrete Works, $26.00; John Graves, $13.98; George Graves, $13.98; Will Jackson. $1.99; C .M. Spencer, $1.99; Frank Grlbble. $3.99; Chris Lorenx, $10.48; A. D. Grlbble. $10.48: Jake Lorgren, $6.99; C. E. Del nap, $6.99 Herman Harms, $6 99:-D. Harms. $699; Alfred Hornlg. $2.99; Ray Helm. $3.49; Clarence Collins, $3. 49 R. Klaus, $1.99; George Graves, $4. 48; John Graves, $15.97; Ed Graven. $47.52; Chrla I-orTi, $5.24; J. J. Schu macher, $12.23; J. W. Watson. $9.82; W. H. Yoder. $2 61; H. C. Rl'tenour, $5.24; Aron Beu1;". $ 98: Claude Yo der, $1.49; Oren Glger. $5.48; 8. West bostad. 1.49: Arthur Cooper. $3.49; Carl Sether, $13.98 George Sother, $7. 98; J. N. Sanden, $8.98; C. W. Lyle. $5.98 H. Ellaaon. $6.99; II. Kyllo. $. 99; W. S. Maple, $4.25; J. R. Pitts. $37.44: ' James Mahlum, $6 99; Geo. Koehler, $13.43; G. M. Jones, $3 '.44 A. B. Johnson. $20.97; D .R. Dlmlrk. $4. 49; Oregon City Sand & Gihl Co.. $34.00; Willamette Valley Southtvn Ry., $63.20; Coast Culvert At Flume, $;57.62; Olof Olsen. $2096; Fred Hub bard, $20.96; Roy Ridings, $2 24; F. I.. Sklrvln, $17.47; I. I). Larkln. $13 96; Chas. Blrtchnt, $10.48; Harry Jackson, $6.99; Iarence Bowman, 86.91); Ed Ho bart, $6 99; G. W. White n.uaip, $1. 45; Pope & Co., $0.95. DISTRICT No. 11-Franlc Hopp ,$.! 75: O. Fergerson, $93.33;' W. S. Gor bett. $101.83; Otto Striker, $89.85; Or vid Baker, $7.98; Dick Striker. $23.94; Sidney Baker, $90.86; O .A. Ehlen, $6. 50; C. G. Hoffman, $4.90; R. W. Zim merman, $47.14; L. O. Zlgler, $28.92; C. F. Zlegler, $10.48; V. Skinner,' $48. 91; J. C. Brewer, $5.98; C. Potwln, $17. 95; F, E. Mills, $17.47; J. S. Flher, $10.98 Ed Blsanz, $3.99; Ray Wilson, $3.99 D .B. Kauffman, $3.99: J. Bonn Jr., $6.99 G. A. Ehlen, $5.56; R. W. Zimmerman, $47.15; V. Skinner, $61. 15; L. G. Ziegler, $13.96; C. F. Zlegler, $:i3 20; J. E. Toogood, $9.97; F. E. Mills, $17.47; It ,H. Whltworth, $13.98; Lewis Kell, $17.97; Ray Yergen, $10. 48; Ernest Bauman ,$6.99; Roy GJnd ney, $10.48; Fred Wagner, $17.47; F. W. Sohn, $15.71. SPECIAL DISTRICT FUND SPECIAL No. 2 C W. Kruso, $19. 18; C. D. Kruse, $20.97; II. D. Kruse, $26.95; Frances Kruse, $28.95. SPECIAL No. 4-L. Gelzek. $4.08; John C. Miller, $105.51; Miller-Grler Co., $4986.04. ' SPECIAL No. 6-Wm." Braatz, $62. 89; A. E. Johnson, $53.88 IHii tley John son, $36.64; Emlel Larson, $15.88; Guy Brown, $33.91; W. M. Ilinklo, $3.99; Wm. Carlson, $14.52; Lewis Norman, $4189; Allison Allen, $7.98; Rudolph Polelin, $1.99; DJck Polehn, $1.99; John Cabak, $11.97; Joseph Spees, $11.97; Richard Warren, $3.99; Oscar Stienko, $3.9!) ; Alfred Stlenke, $0.99; Emlel Larson, $12.00. SPECIAL No. 9-E. C. Gerger, $7. 50. - x SPECIAL No. 10 Carlton & Rosen krans, $1.25; G. W. Scramlln, $2.00; Carl Sether, $3.25; Ross Hill, $5.00; A. Wrolstead, $1.00; C. G, Hoffman, $3. 25; P. H. Mlllor, $29.91 Earl Collins, $87.27; Earl eJnse, $7.98; Lewis Ilolnz, $19 87; B. F. Jackson, $36.91; Ray Kauffman, $11.97; C. E. Miller, $58.50; C E. Miller, $64.81; Ray Heinz, $25. 93; Nels Umrfleld, $15.96; Pete Col lins, $33.91; E. Murphy, $3.99; E. Ham ilton, $19.95; F. Hostettler, $11.97; E. B. Mlllor, $5.99; A, Boscho, $7.98; Fritz Stegman, $12.23; Mike Herbaugh, $10.00; John Casto ,$9.00, SPECIAL No. 11 Vollna Biggins, $11.97; R. F. Watts, $17.96; Ben Bur kot, $11.97; W. OWolf, $5.24; Charles Biggins, $3.99 C. L. Biggins, $3.99; W, II. Burket, $3.99; Elmer Burket, $7.98. GENERAL ROAD FUND Phoenix Iron Works, $58.00; Marshall-Wells Co., $6.94; W. Schuld, $14.97; A. J. Wetmore. $22.45;, C, Henrlci, $26. 94; H. Henricl, $125.79; F, H. Henricl, $60.61; Marshall-Wells, $19,10; J. W. Moffett, $120.00; W. H. Bonney. $307.- 85; Hogg Brothers, $6.15 F. M. Hen-I rlksen, $1;0.10; The Molalla Shoeing1 Shop, $61.20; Oregon City Foundry, $173.82; lUmeyman Hardware Co., $25,83 Kant Side Mill A Lumber Co., $8.61; Clear Crook Lumbor Co., $25,- 85; Horger, $5,00; W. Dutcher, $174.75; I Gonglor, $57.38; H. Krugr, $51.83; II. Farmor, $27.44; F. Fergu son, $71.37; O. 11. Winner, $19.96; E. llowoll, $2.49; John lleft, $150.00; Al Johnson, $3.00; Frank Millard, $34,43; E. Closnor, $21,94; Frank Smith, $3.99; P. Frlckaon, $27.93; F. Erlrkson, $33. 94; W, Douglass, $19,98; F, T. Vandom ln, $1195; Orval Stormor, $3,99; J, 8. Fisher, $199.95: 0. A. Armlt, $7,50; Wm. Dutcher, $0.83; H. W, Zimmer man, $1.00 Cunby Hardware & Impl ment Co, $3.60; R, W. Zimmerman. $8.98; L. U. IZoKlor, $7.98; V, Skinner, $3,98; It, W. Zimmerman, $2918; U (1. ZloRlor, $27.03; C. F. Zlegler, $13.96; Roy D. Zimmerman, $13.96; V. Pkltt nor, $26.94; Howard -Cooper Corpora tion. $2750.00; Sunset Eloctrlo Co , $1 20; It. L. Short. $32 65; Roifd Builders, Euulwuont Co, $21.80; A. H. Averlll Machinery Co, $2250.00; Russol Gra d Mfg. Co, $4984.00; G. K. Wyland, $12.00; Wm. Rutherford. $7,00; Wm, Rutherford, $41 .89; D. Mctntlre, $23. 94; Robert Ruthorrortl, $25.93; Nat Serlbner, $51.42; David Rutherford. $18.95; Chas. Robinson, $19.95; Josso Mayflold, $23.44; Dan Follows, $3 99; Glonn Mayflold, $11.97; Thomas Sein er, $3.99 Robortso;n Hardware & Stool Co, $25.83; Marshall Wells Co., $28, 91; Standard Oil Co, $14 86; Robert son Hardware A Stool Co, $8 41; Stan dard Oil Co, $3,60; Pope & Co, $3.53; Hogg Brothers, $23.70; B. M, llertol, $3.41; Uupohl & Voolpol, $26 25; Bob bins Brothers, $20.05; Dickon & Co., $26.26; F. M. ilenrlkson, $14 90; Duhl & Holms, $1.00; Roubon Wright, $3 00; V. Burch, $67.83; C. J. Crawford; A. Culbortson, $4164; Dave Ftatirh, $3.49; Kdwln C. Gerbor, $167.76; C. Grimm. $2194; A. Kilnger. $37.90: Krai Stark. $92.31; W, Silor, $50.88; R. Thompson, $7.98; C. A. Wallace, $128. 75; J, Young, $41.90; Jennie Kruger, $75.00; 11. B. Johnson, $2,75; Falls TranHfor, $0.50; HowardCoopor Cor poiatlon, $137.15; Sam Mosnr, $78.57; George S. Mosor, $49.87; C. K. Koeller- meler, $41.88; F. W. Kaiser, $61.15; John A. Mosor, $27.92; L. Warner, $6. 98 Harry Yoomans. $6.98; W. A, Yoe- man, $6.98; Concrete Pipe Company, $84.81; Russell Grade Mfg. Co, $11.03; L .P. Elliott, $117 25; C. W. Schuld & Sons. $69.30; K. It. Ktlgallln, $60.00; Younit'a Garage ,$10.22; Joe Resell, $3 60; E. R. Kilgallon. $1050; J. I. Case T. M. Co, $50,00; !eo Poolhn. $29 95; C. R. Livesay. $9 80; Standard OH Co.. $8.03; W. B. Nolan, $56.22; J. W. Jones, $15.00; Walter Elliott, $2.50; Hogg Brothers, $30.00; Oregon City Retread lng A Vulcanising Works, $2.75; Ol son's Garage & Auto Barn, $10.00; Pa clflc Tel. & Tel. Co, $13 95; Capitol Garage, $123 16; B .J. Woodward. $64.- 87; H. A. Rands, $224.74; C. (A Norrls. $199.74; Ernest Mass, $124.74; Goo. Halverson. $169.74; Chas. Boatle. $43. 83; State Industrial Accident. $290.82; C. O. Norrls, $6.58; O-egon City Enter prise, $48.65; The Holt Mfg. Co., $59 40; Kllhatu Stationery & Printing, $121.03; L. J. Caufleli $19.01; A. L. Yoder, $9 60; MolalU Garage, $14.65; Inland Auto Co, $54.85; C. F. Houtle, $121 61; L. J. Caufleld, $224.70; W. 8. Echerd, $139.70; E. C. Hart, $169.70; E. A. Holiday, $119.70; O. W. Bobbins, $110.24; Rosa Sawtelt, $119.70; Ray SchaUman. $47.88; C. A. Wells, $125. 38; Elmer Worth, $119.70; It S. Mllln, $26.00; W. C. McNeil, $10.00; P. R. L. & P. Co, $1.50; J. W. Moffett, $116.00; II. C. Comptnti, $199.70; F. S. Junken, $119.70; T. II. Compton, $119.70; Frod Anderson, $159.70; G. G. Green, $51 90; I B. McKlbben, $47.90; It. 8. Mllln, $93.21; Beaver Creek Cash Ex change, $12.25 E. D. Mlllor. $19.95 B. J. Clark. $30.45; Oregon Portland Ce ment Co, $41.60; Oregon City Auto Co, $116.80; Beacon Heights Hall, $5 GENERAL COUNTY FUND ELECTION Bert L. Van Cleeve, $.60; W. A. Beck, $.80; C ,D. Purcell, $3.30 Fred Wagner. $2.70; O. J. Nord ling, $.50; G. W. King, $.90; Edith Car ter, $4,90; Alice 8. Sayles, $5.90; Etta M. Davidson, U.20; F. Madden, $2.00; Jess M. Bartlett, $4.60; Magglo A. Johnson, $17.10; D, F. LaFevre, $4 30; M. A. Mather, $2.30; Wm. Knight. $3.- 00; Geo. J. Case, $5.10; John S. Ow Ings, $.20; A. L. Morand, $.90; Wallaco F. Miller, $.90; George Berg, $1.40; V, G. Benvlo, $9.80; Alice McKlnnon, $27. QO; Ona Rennor, $27.00; The Banner- Courier, $31.00 Clackamas County News, $36.00; Oregon City Enterprise, $151.95. SHERIFF The Western Union Tel. Co, $2.03; Gjbson Jitney Driver, $5.00; If. H. Hughes, $47.50; Wm. J. Wilson, $3.00; The Dunnwr-Courler, $7.25; Ore gon City Enterprise, $13.75; Huntley Drug Co, $2.25. CLERK Oregon City ' Enterprise, $12.00; Jones Drug Co, $-85; County Clerk, $9.00; The Banner-Courier, $4. 00; Mario Frlediich, $3.75; Naomi Armstrong, $3.75; F. II. McAnully, $3. 75. RE(X)R1)1CR County Recorder, $12.- 50 Jones Drug Co, $1.00; Oregon City Enterprise, $.76; Carlotta Pace, $6.00; Anna Juranek, $5.40; Lou Cochran, $3. 60. TREASURER Royal Typewriter Co, $12.50. ASSESSOR Jones Drug Co, $1.90 W. A. Morand, $105.00 Charles Thomp son, $100.00; W. L. Starkweather, $40. 00; D, F. LaFevre, $80.00; E. W. Ran dolph, $32.00; W. W. Long, $139.50; The Banner-Courier, $3.50; Huntley Drug Co, $10.20. ' COUNTY COURT W. F. Harris, $65.00; W .A. Proctor, $60.00; II. S. Anderson, $5.40. COURT HOUSE The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., $66.35; E, A. Hugh, $189.00; Coast Chemical Co, $14.50; Williams Bros. Transfer & Storage Co, $.42; Hogg Brothers, $.10 C. W. Friedrich, $19.50; Charles Richardson, $6.00. COURT HOUSE E. O. Hughes, $4. 20; Fred L, Baker, $4.60; Thos. Fox, $4.00; Victor Johnson, $6.60; W. A. Garner, $4.40; J. A. Coulter, $5.20; T. A. Cornwall, $8.40? John C. Bradley, $3.20; John H. Vlck, $30.60; C .C. Bor land, $28.60; C. T. Blackburn, $27.80; A. H. Harvey, $27.60; Max Telford, $27.40; Philip Kohl, $27.20; Chas. Mo ran, $27.60; E. P. Carter, $27.40; Geo. Hankins, $27.20; E. G. Caufield, $24.20; Chas. Tobln, $27.20; A. H. Taber, $27. 60; C. O. Millard, $4.40; Otto Paulson, $9.00; N. S. Butler, $6.20; Chas. Deak ons, $4.60; Hiram Longcoy, $4.60; J. R. Marks, $5.80; B. F. Weddle, $4.80; J. C. Bradley, $3.20; F. E. Davidson, $10.20; Wm, aGnger, $1.3.00 C .H. Ri der, $10.00; Wm. Daniels, $10.20; Joe J. Thornton, $8.40; 1). M. Marshall, $14.00; E. A. Chapman, $6.20; I). I Kidman ,$13,80; G. It Guyllym, $7.20; T, C. llowoll, $6.40;- A. J. Morrison, $14.00; Wm. C. Heater, $9.60; John llltlner, $6,20; Rowland Edwards, $11 00; J. E, Dodds, $8 00; Chns. Ilolmon, $10.00; Clms. J. Ili'ttdll, $7.20; W. J, MeKllllcim, $2,20; W. B. Cook, $3.00; Wm, J. Wilson, $2.00. JUSTICE COURT-Dun Lyons, $1.. 30; Philip Kohl, $1.20; E. II. Cooper, $1.20; II. W. Stroblg, $1.20; Dan Ly ons, $120; James M. Tracy, $1.20; Philip Kohl, $1.20; Goo. Bachtimn, $2. 90; Sidney Mlllor, $2.90; Ed Fortune, $170; A, 8. Wells, $4.60; 11. II. Hughes, $1,70; Paul C. Grlosy, $4.60; Ed Olt, $3.90; Ed Hlrsch, $2,90; John (llonson, $1.70; II, II. HuKhcH, $1.70; II, K, Meads, $1,70; Ed Surface, $1,70; A. 8. Wolls, $4 60; Nottln Haas, $1.70; - Fowler, $1.70; F. K. Lowe, $21,60; Ed Fortune, $66,30; E. W. Fowlor, $4.00. CORONEIt-A. It Dlorah, $1.50; A, Hadlon, $1.50; A. Lund, $4.30; Dr. (). A. Welsh ,$1.50; Dan Lyons, $1.50; W. F. Schooloy, $1.50; P. 8. IFnuoano. $!. 60; II. C. Rossman, $1.60; II. D. II.Hitx. $1.50; Philip Kohl, $1.60; K. U Johnson, $22 90; Dr. O. A. Welsh, $16.. 40. ' SURVEYOR - J. J. Bryant, $8.76; M. A. Olson, $12.00; Huntley Drug Co, $2.10; Chas. Simmons, $3.00 Wm. Dan iels, $5,60; John Iwollon, $5.60; Watts, $1 00 II. II. Johnson, $18.20. INHANF.- Marlon County, $5.00; J. C. Iiundroe, $12.00; Marlon County, $5.00 II. H. HukIios, $3.50; W. Ervln Younu. $10 00; W. O, McNIol, $5 00. SUIT. OF 8CHOOLH--J. E. Cala van, $4000; Bronlon Vedder,- $43 16; Hogg Brothers, $ 40; The Banner-Courier, $39.25: 8. 8. Duncan, $5.00; J. E. Calavan, $7,62; A. J. Ware, $3600; II. II. HukIios, $5.00; Huntley Drug, $18,70; Victor Barnoy, $5 00. BOARD O FIIICALTH- Dr .0, A. Welsh, $19,25; II. I). Aden, $1.60; Dr. A. J. Rossltor, $3.75; William II. Perry. $6,25; Dr. R. (). MoCall, $4.75; Goo. J. Case, $4 75; Dr. H. A. iHulman, $8.76; Dr. Alfred Williams, $5.25; Dr. O. A. Welsh. $74.80 Jones Drug Co., $26,50; Huntley Drug Co, $1,60. STOCK INDEMNITY-Mrs. Susan Updegravo, $8.43. INDIGENT SOLDIER Meade Post No. 2, $45.00. COUNTY POOR -(Fur material fur nished) June Drug Co, $17.66; Goo. A. Harding, $6.20; Mrs. Williams. $23. 00; Dr. Orel A. Welsh, $1.60; A. 11. Buckles, $8.00; J. Mathoson, $30.00; Mrs. Bockhold. $8 00 W .U. Eddy, $17. 10; Boaver Creek Cash Exchange, $14. 00; St. Vincent's Hospital. $23.75; Multnomah County, $30 00; E. A. Brady, $3000; Geo. A. Wolk (Irvln New). $3000; Huntley Drug (County Patients), $11.35; Doctors Mount (Joe sle ChatkJ. and Noakes girl), $15.00; Oregon City Hospital (County Pa tients), $235.72; Dr. W. E. Hempstead, $5.00; Hong Brotliors, $2 50; L. H. Doo llttle. $660; Dr. O. A. Welsh, $17.60; W. E. Fowlor, $7.50; Geo. Reddaway, $6.00; Alotha Oglesby (Mrs. M. J. Trul linger). $10.00; Mrs. Bon Eby (Vernle Noff). $15.00; H. Frensol (Boers). $9. 00; Helen Walsack, (Mrs. Ritchie). $8.. 00; E. A. Hugh (Mrs. !wry), $9.00; A. J. Knliihtly (John Boers), $6.40; The C. C. Store (Hasul Watson). $32. 90; Mrs. Ona Stevens (James Bock with). $21.20; Mrs. Mary Stevens, (II. Tlmmons), $33.25; Mrs. Nettle Mlllor, (Margaret Joseph). $20.00; Batdorf Bros. (Mrs. Granqulst). $20.00; Farr Bros, (Mrs. Bray). $10 .00; A. B. Buck les, (Mrs. Granqulst), $10.00; Dr. R .0. McCail. (Eunice orllnor), $8.00; 8. K. Card, (Boylos), $6.00; Holman ft Pace, (Edward Lester), $38.50; Staube Bros. (Mrs. Castelo). $15.79; It Potxold, (Mrs. Mlsklnsky), $1.60; Chony & Doo little (Wm. Hoggs), $3.00; W. Hitch man (Pat Smith), $35.00; Ben Landls (solD, $20.00; Wm. Danforth (Self). $10.00; Boy's and Girl's Aid Society, $1000; David E. Jones (Tom Jones), $3.00; Dock Mosler (self), $14.00; Mrs. Jessie Chalk (self), $25.00; Mrs. 0. W. Thompson (self), $10.00 Ada UBaw (self)fl $8.00; Katlo Pluard (self), $8.. 00; Ella Tracy (Eunice Horner), $10. 00; S. E. Card (Michael Boyl), $8.00; Mrs. N. E. Taylor (Mr. & Mrs. 8. Boo her), $14.00; Wm. Dlckolman (self), $20.00; John & Wm. Boers (self), $30.- 00; Mrs. Elisabeth Saunders (Self), $5.- 00; Mary Lock (self), $10.00; Anna Wetterlin (solf). $10.00; Maud Will iams, (child in care of), $20.00; J. B. Bailee (Aug. Johnson), $25.00; Goo. H. Newsome, (self), $15.00 Andrew Lund, (self), $15.00; Dennis Donovan, (Dick Meyers & Jerome Hamilton), $18.00; J. O. Wake (self), $7.00; Mrs. M. J. TrulllnRor (Annie Lnngsford), $25.00; W. J. Woods, (self), $12.00; Jack Ham ilton (self), $15.00; David Close (self). $20.00 Bengta Peterson (Hans Hansen) $20.00; Ole Josendall (soir), $10.00; Mrs. M. P. Weaver (J. C. Seaborn), $10.00; Mis. Sarah Solomon, (solf). $15.00 W. lltchman (Cash McKarty & Pat Smith), $50.00; J. B. McCnrter (John Morris), $25.00; Mrs. Lillian M. Johnston, (self), $15.00; Tony Miller (self), $15.00; Walter Howliind (seir), $30.00; Mrs. Martha Castile (self) $30. 0,0; Mrs. S. Bookman, $25.00. JAIL-Hogg Bros, $8.50; W. J. Wil son, $29.22. JUVENILE COURT-Mlnda E. Church, $05.30. PRINT. & ADV.-Clackamas Coun ty News, $7.20; The Banner-Courier. $27.04;. Oregon City Enterprise, $32.88. ' SEALER J, F. Jones, $35.59, TAX DEPT. Jones Drug Co., $1.50; " W. J. Wilson, $70.00; Alice MoKlnnon. $22.96; Gordon Wilson, $29.05; Jessie Hyatt, $163.20; Jessie Pnddock, $23. 40; Ona Ronner, $100.90; Mary Confer, $91.16; Elolse Alldredge, $89.50; Ida Pholps, $76.4.0; I. D. Taylor, $66.78; Huntioy Drug Co, $.45. PROIII-H. H. Hughes, $14.00: W. J. Wilson, $15.00; Oregon Agricultural College, $1000.00. How's This? W offar On Hiinrfrart rtnlin.. D.-.r' m " --, .wnniu For InV PUMA nt fntorh that L.. Cursd by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Hall'i Catarrh Mailli.lria ham h..n by catarrh suftrers for the past thirty- uv jrcurs, ana nu DCfome Known as the most rellabls remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medlnlne mrt. thru ,h mni . the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol. on irqm me diooq ana healing the ais eased portions. - After vnu hv tebnn TT11. r ......... Medicine for a short time you will see a Rreai improvement in your aenerai ealth. Hturt taking Hall'i Catarrh Medl. qlne at once and get" rid ot oaUrrh. Bend for testimonials, free. F. I. 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