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OREGON CITY, ENTERPRISE, FRID AX SEPTEMBER 3(0 92 C
The County Court
EXPENDITURES FOR
SEPTEMBER,
MONTH
1921
OF
REGULAR DISTRICT FUND
DISTRICT No. H Echo Farm $1.
. 50; A. Mather. 198.15; J. Bickner &
Sons, $12.30; Feenaughty Machinery
Co., $40.74; Oregon Portland Cement
Co., $8.75; M. .Barde & Sons, Inc. $4.
83; Honeyman Hardware Co., $24.50;
Oswego Lake W L & P. Co. $121.84;
Scherman & Jackson, $57.00; John
Garcia, f26.91; Fred Lehman, $26.91;
J". Lard, $20.93; J. Spdusta, $20.93; J.
P. Cook, $14.95; L. Stenstrom, $8.97;
Ed Pollard, $8.97; W. Pepoon, $2.99;
J. Cox, $349; J Smith, $26.91; E.
Brown, $26.91; G. Sanches, $26.91; J.
Zeman, $17.94; F. Armstrong. $32.89;
Andrew Sanches, $35.91; F. E. Whit-i
ten, $44.90; E. Whitten, $17.91; W. R.
Grinder, $41.86; Wm. Sewell, $35.91;
R. Delashmutt, $33.66; Ed Martin,
$18.70; N. Wiinikka, $22.44; A. Neal,
$23.12; C. Aerni, $26.91; D. Reynolds,
$26.91; N. Raicy, $35.91; H. Koch
$23.92; L. Whittei, $17.91; B. Cong-
. don, $26.91.
DISTRICT No.' 15 Hogg Bros., $1.
30. . DISTRICT No. 16 Portland Ry. L.
& P. Co., $201.60; C. W. Schuld &
Sons, $65703; Peter Schuld, $22.50;
Arthur Wetmore, $11.00; O. P. Roe
the, $124.70; D. J. Abbey, $56.88; Ira
Hart, $28.38; H. C. Faulk, $39.60; C.
D. Atchley, $50.89; John Bellinger,
$10.46.
DISTRICT No. 17 Phoenix Iron
Works, $15.75; Coast Culvert & Flume
o?55- .Snrm Ttilev. $27.93; H.i
Vvf dvw t
Battin, $20.93; Wm. Strange, $20.93;
Joe Hawkins, $53.91; Jno. Shields,
$53.91; G. Beecham, $50.83; J- R
transre. $53.82: Dan Mazzie, $34.95;
s .Mnllan. $3.98: W. H.Counsell, $35.-
92.
DISTRICT No. 21 C. W Schuld &
Sons,' $20.00; Jake De Young. $6.73;
Albert Hoffmeister, $8.98; Joe Papsch,
$12.21; Roger Burr, $12.21; H. T.
Burr, $12.21CMRD (aQflflR2V !3 D
Burr, $10.46; Carl France, $2.99; Wal
ter Young. $15.71;
DISTRICT No. 25 Paul R. Meimg,
$8.25; A. C. Thomas, $6.73; R. Shum
way, $4.48; Thos. Hagan, $8.98; L
ThT,fifiri $2.91: J. F. Dockery, $8.98;
r tw.kerv. $4.48: Geo. Slater, $8.98
"R Hanebere. $2.98; F. Hopkins. $4.48
n,, Mnrtitirtale. $4.48: Wm. Chatham,
$8.98; Wm. Ganerg, $8.97; A. H
t-i; - cofi- A CavpiTt. $4.48: H
A u t' li "fT
nisTRirT No. 28 G. E. LaSalle,
$13.60.
DISTRICT No. 29 G. E.
$46.43; D. L Erdman, $4.49;
ling. $2.99: CarlHanse, $2.99;
rey, $20.96.
DISTRICT No. 31 Frank Busch
Sons. $3.50:
DISTRICT No. 33 Francis Welsh
H5ii;- s F Scrinture. $8.00; Park
place Store, $0.65; J. R- Livesay, $11
95: C R Livesay. $15.69; F Ferguson
$5.98;
DISTRICT No. 34 Frank Busch
Sons. $11.37: Hagg Bros. $0.50;
TTfTrrr No. 35 Standard Oil
itlitl. -or T Sherman, iz.iu, o
m. Anderson. $11.96; C. H. Conncell,
$27.93; I. N. Levy. $1.96; O. P. Roe-
the. $61.43;
DISTRICT No. 17 C. W. Schuld &
Sons, $1492.00; Ardenwald Water Co.
$3.00; S. Cook, $289.44; Peter Schuld,
$435.14; I. w. Schuld, $170.32; Art
Wetmore. $350.49; E. Daue. $264.79;
Dan Mazzie, $277.36; J. W. Schuld
?S8.56; F. Henrici, $94.80; L Henrici,
$88.56; R. Avery, $64.86; J. Avery,
$64.86; C. C Miracle. $69.85: V. A.
Messenger, $63.83; J. T. Jones $67.
36; W. C. Martien, $59.33: M. Blaire,
$27.92; C. H. Counsell. $71.81; F. H.
Smith. $144.74; E. H. Messenger, $31
41; C E Frossard.. $3.99; Sam Riley,
$31.90; H. Battin, $70.31: Wm.
Strange, $26.91; H. Henirci, $101.80;
A. Scheer, $55.84; C. Rattan, $45.34;
C. H. Henrici, $67.34; W. J. Henrici,
$71.35; W. S. Daywalt, $45.34; W. S.
Davis.. $45.34: Karl Perry. $47.08; H.
C. Smart, $45.34; W. Imel, $45.34;
John Young, $52.34; J. Scheer, $52.
34; W. M. Young, $48.85; A. It. Daue,
$45.36; B. F. Brady. $45.34;
SPECIAL No. 21 P. R L
$159.76;
SPECIAL No. 22 W. E.
$64.79; Ed Olds. $30.83; G.
$49.61: M. H. Wheeler, $35.92
Wheeler, $23.92;
SPECIAL No. 23 Martin Mickel-
son, $8.98; Cromer, $49.X4; Ea
Olds, $63.83; G. E. LaSalle, $57.28; A.
Haughlum, $2.99; E. R. Brook,S4.49;
SPECIAL No. 25 A. C Thomas,
$76.32; R. Shumway, $56.80; Thos.
Hagan, $59.89; T. Bacon, Srfb.s., .
Winters, $20.20; R. Radford. $20.96;
L. Lehnfield. $104.82; J. uocKery,
$104.81; W. E. Fellows, $11.96; Ben
Pickens, $5.99; B. Dockery, $34.38;
Geo. Slater. $68.87: T. Larsen oa.au
I. Arnold, $35.94; T. Haneberg, $31.31;
A. Caven. $25.41; F. Mopkins, UAi,
Bud Martandale, $19.43; W. Chatham,
$26.95:
SPECIAL No. 26 D. W. Douglas,
$10.48:
No. 34 Otto Monnse.
Lewis. $22.90; J. Swiat-
J. Eggink, $77.74; J. J.
M. Mowreader, $85.00;
$4.48: G. P. Wilson,
luniitNiHUiiiiHiiMiuumaL
Turning on the Juice
& P. Co. i
Cromer,
LaSalle,
W. E.
SPECIAL
$50.00; W. C.
koski, $82.23;
Gage, $73.23;
K. Swiatkoski,
E.
LaSalle,
E. Bor-
A. Mou-
&
&
Co.,
C R Livesay, $20
Oil
W.
Hershberg
$124.
F. Scripture, $1.50;
40.
DISTRICT No. 36 Standard
Co. $6.35; Hogg Bros., $0.40; W.
Matton. $4.50; L Moser. $3.50;
DISTRICT No 38 Bacon & Lemon,
o na. rr-V, X etA Allto Co.. $1.00; F.
?O.UU. vw - -
Madden & Co.. $13.78; Areh Howell,
tinn- t v Monroe. $89.11; Albert
Hubert, $22.45; Carl Peterson, $8.97
W. A. Bard, $599;
rTSTRTCT No 31 C. H. Duncan
$8.69; .
' DISTRICT No. 43 Molalla Shoeing
chn 5 7K- Tfevrer Bros.. $14.99; Ed
Feyrer, $17.95; Olliver Dickerson, $14
95: Art Scott, $59.85; Tom Scott, $50.
? h Newell. $26.91: M. J. Wheat
on. $4.48:
rTf n.Tr.T No. 44 F. M. Henrick
sen, $231.67; Emma McFaddin, $10.
. 00: 'j. W. Baer. $5.23; J. W. Rood, $4.
a. a -MI Ornahnne. $1.99: R D.'Gro-
i'ao- w TJ Knerle. $1.74; E.
A.-x' , ' '
Taifrv. $134.73: R. P. Joplin, $3.73;
TMcrnxrfr No. 45 Wm.. E. Estes,
$4.70.
TWCSTRICT No. 47 Ernest Bauman,
$86 85; A. McConnell, $35.93; Hong
Zr-. cno- n t Hart. $31.39; Fred
iv.ee, Qo.no, --
W. Sohn, $57.85;
DISTRICT No. 48 J. J.
er, $63.75;
district No. 50 Ben Cole,
20; Ed King. $30.00.
DISTRICT No. 50 Emil Istehner,
cco-7. TVThrill Scott. $81.00; C. F.
coRQi- Harvev Jackson. $i--
tiavtusuu, - " -
49- "
SPECIAL ROAD FUND
oT.TT-.nTAT. No. 7-City of Estacada,
$438.84;
SPECIAL No. 13 A. F. Hassel
fcrink, $15.45; P. C. Knecht, $27.24;
R. H. Walls, $23.20; George Walls,
Edward Walls, $7.48; .Auto Peters,
$17.49;
SPECIAL No. 14 Dewey Ham
mond, $20.00; C. G. Norris, $52.59; E.
S. Bass, $15.40; C. E. Johnson, $16.
" 92
SPECIAL No. 15 G. Notdurft, $51.
60; H. Reinke, $11.92; E. Notdurft,
$3.99; .G. Smith, $8.98; J. Mantha,
$16 44; W. Yeomans, $23.92; V. Ryp
cynski. $16.43; Chas. Kellenhofer, $4.-48-
F Kelenhofer, $23.95; H. Hell
berg, $16.44; L. Bacon, $8.97 ; H lin
ger, $23.95; . H. Yeomans, $20.96,
Simundick, $8.98; ,
SPECIAL No. 16-C. W. Schuld &
Sons. $320.00; Geo. Lakms $7.50,
vt b,., . $6.00: F. C. Gadke, o.-
r MMTatt. $820.00; E. C. La
IV. tt $32.94: A.
J. C. Battan, $17.45; W.
Zr ',,Zo' S17.45: C. H. Henrici,
V,. - t TioT,rioi $27.45: W. S.
rv.it 2(.94: W. S. Davis. $17.45.
Karl Perry, $17.45; H. C. Smart, $17
tit wi $17.45: John Young. $17.-
45; J. Scheer, $10.47; W M
.p. a tj Dane. $17.45; J,
son $38.93; S. Cook. $162.84,
M40.25: Art Wetmore,
"T rT chnld. $206.72;
S121 35 T- H. Smith, $79-27; E. Daue.
rici, $43.68; U Henric., $43 68. R Av
ery, $29.94; J. Avery. $29.14,
MTricle. $24.95; i. M-'
93; J. T. Jones. $24.95: E. H. Mess
enger, $37.92; W. C. Martien, $24.43,
$20 94: C. T. Blackburn,
t. Mover. $75.03; F. Schmidt, $41.93;
.T Wallace. $107.41; C. M. Mowreader,
toi ?o- a Savage. $38.93: O. Parker
$53.91; E. R. Schmidt, $53.91; E.
shambron. $5.99: S .A. Douglass.
$29.95; L. Satera, $5.99; H. Waldo,
$14.95; R. Gage. $17.94; A. Savage.
$2.99; W. Weisenberg, $5.18; J. M
Heckart, $83.76; W. Robbins, $74.76;
DISTRICT No. 35 Wm. Brown.
$25.00; Wm. Braatz, $31.43; A. E.
Johnson, $26.17; Hartley, Johnson,
Frank Weigie, zu.sj,
Emil Larson, lia.;
The favorite indoor sport in Washington is for a
member of the minority party to explain to his col
leagues in a laborious fashion the faults of the majority
party. . From a ratalitory standpoint, this practice may
i justified, and it is not without precedent, and while
the members of congress of both parties take little inter
est in what is said, the speech may be used later as polit
ical campaign material.
Such a program is expensive and is distasteful to
the people who have to pay the bills. The latest offender
is Senator Harrison, of Mississippi, who criticized the
president for taking week-end trips in the government
yacht Mayflower. The executive, according to Mr. Har
rison, should be denied any pleasure or recreation, and
should work seven days a week. The senatorial critic
neglected, of course, to refer to the trips and tours of Mr.
Wilson, who comandeered the steamer George Wash
ington for two round trips across the Atlantic, and left
his office in charge of his secretary.
Senator Harrison does not like it because the presi
dent wrote a letter to Senator McCormick if Illinois con
cerning the political situation in New Mexico. Naturally
Mr. Harding favored the election of Senator Bursum, re
publican, and said so. We recall the bye-elections of
1918. while we were at war, and the epistle penned by
Mr. Wilson, in which he urged the defeat of republican
candidates for congress. The people of the country
were fully aware that the republican congressmen had
given the war program their support and they revolted
against the presidential tactics. In short they demon
strated that it was not a Democratic war and the result
. of Mr. Wilson's interference was that his party was
shorn of its majority in congress. The republicans of
New Mexico, and possibly some democrats returned
, Senator Bursum by a majority of around 7,000, justify
ing the correspondence between the president and Sena
tor McCormick.
In a little more than a year the country will hold a
general election for congressmen. Senator Harrison is
merely turning on the juice to start the political current,
as is the custom, and should not be taken too seriously.
,.s
Lalone,
Ben Sal
$31.
Young,
C. Nel-
Peter
$189.-
Mullan,
$19.43;
T3.. 'ai 44: Ray Brown, $11.95;
ivunhor $23.94: Wm. Calrson,
iiiUCl l -A. A. VA f ' .
ti TTwiet. $32.94; Carl
- .0-1,10.
03- H. H. Coop, $31.43,
-nr:...,, ifi?;7(i: John Fullam,
ah. t TTnllam. $8.22: Victor
.19 4C- F.HTrmndHaas. $5.98;
iqar- .To Salfeld, $13.45; J. H,
olD 7d7- John Hughes, $4.48;
,Fay McClure. $5.98;;
GTTTPTAT. NO. 61 tam jliucx
$23.92: Albert
Schieve, $20.93; Julius oumc.c,
93: George Rogers, $14.90; Jonn .
Gard. $5.98; Jake Gard, $8.9; v.. i--
Oarrison. $8.97: Christ Davidson, $8.-
97 : Paul Schieve, $8.97 ; A. L. Amrine,
$5.98: Hosie Rogers, $5.99; Paul Steg-
man, 52.99.
SPECIAL No. 38 R. H. Millard,
$6.00; Nels Christensen, js.f;
Lacy, $2.99; Mac Hedges, $1.49;
SPECIAL No. 42 E. Hanzen. Sb.as;
Hugd Wicklund. $5.98; Ed Johnson,
$13.47;
SPECIAL No. 43 F. M. Hendrick-
sen. $37.50;
SPECIAL No. 44 L. A. Shaver,
$20.00; Willamette Fuel & Supply Co.,
$374.33; W. J. Avison, $54.00; A. J.
Lais, $302.79; Jas. Baty, $80.73; E. E.
Waltman, $77.74; Geo. Davidson. $80.
73; R. W. Davidson. $149.33; Pringle
Shaw. $52.32; W. W. Everhart, $75.81;
Leslie Palfrey, $5.99; W. H. Engle,
$41.37; J. A. Wells, $8.97; Gale Wil
son, 1.49; a. m. Miner. treo.
Case, $1.49; Carl Ramsby, $11.96;
Geo. A. Marts. $161.73; A. Butter-
field, $152.74; D. H. Ramsby, $17.97;
Rex Stubbs,. $46.42; Gus Simmons,
$55.31; G. J. Friedrich, $3003.76;
SPECIAL No. 45 D. T. Meldrum,
$31.20;
SPECIAL No. 46 R. R. Mander-
ville, $5.99; W. R. Piepka, $11.98; ad
Helvy, $7.47; Herman ePipka, $4.
69; Otto Striker, $5.99;
SPECIAL No. 48 j: S. Fisher.
$301.96; Amos Kauffman, $589.70; J.
J. Hershberger, $337.86; R. W. Zim
merman, $50.15; A. Bell. $22.42; W.
Welch, $17.94; F. E. Mills, $38.16; A.
Mills. $29.90; L G. Ziegler. $20.91;
SPECIAL No. 50 Ben Cole, $252.-
00; C. F. Jackson. $13.50;
GENERAL ROADS FUND
Parkplace Garage, $0.65; H. W.
Sharp Co., $5.20; The Garlock Pack
ing Co.. $8.93; Alaska Junk Co., $12.
97; F. H. Henrici, $23.00; Willamette
River Lumber Co., $7.05; Pacific High
way Garage. $14.96; B. M. Cchuld,
$27.45; Silica Products Co., $982.00;
Standard Oil Co.. $6,105.12; H. Hen
rici, $17.97; A. Scheer, $15.96; C.
Batton, $6.98; W. L. Walther, $6.98;
H. Henrici, $8.98; W. J. Henrici,
$16.47; W. S. Daywalt, $6.98; W. S.
Davis. $6.98; Karl Perry, $6.98; H. C.
Smart, $6.98; W Imel, $6.98; John
Young, $6.98; J. Scheer, $6.98; W. F.
Hartnell, $6.98; W. M. Young, $6.98;
A. R. Daue, $6.98; J. C. Nelson. $17.-
97; Glen Simpson, $10.47; G. Wilson,
$10.27; G. Hilmer, $10.47; M. S. Glass,
$10.47; F. Ferguson, $6.98; C. Hamlin,
$10.47; Oswego Garage, $12.00; Bruns
Lumber Co., $2.24; Tualatin Garage
& Repair Shop, $13.75; Lent Bros.
Garage, $32.04; Eri & Jonsrud, $11.60;
Molalla Shoeing Shop, $48.90; Will
iam Mackrell, $2.20; O. C. Ret. & Vul.
Wks., $90.02; Frank Busch & Sons,
$83.15; Oregon City Foundry. $13.00;
W. S. Maple, $8.25; Oregon Welding
& Machine Wks., $7.50; Canby Hard
ware & Imp. Co., $20.56; A. Mather,
$21.36; Union Oil Co. of Calif., $30.60;
W. Waldorf, $15.50; Oregon Electric
Ry Co., $20.00; Francis Welsh, $40.
00; W. H. Mattoon, $3.00; J. L Case,
T. Mi Co., $7.00; G. E. LaSalle, $58.-
50; Standard Oil Co., $1,406.40; City
of Molalla, $16.45; Jas. F. Nelson.
$210.00; C. W. Schuld & Sons, $118.00;
UDerai store, $12.67; The Holt Mig. yt; sterani Lumber Co., $195.65; Pa-
Co., $445.80; A. C. Wilkin, $1.00; Robt. ! cifc Highway Garage, $24.14; S. F.
Jarl. $600.00: Chas. Waller $200 00: ! ScPture, $9.00; C. A. Warren. $45.-
Scherman -ft- Ta-imn QA CK. xr TT I 4; G. W.
Cromer, $33.00; Mrs. G. H. Cattley,
$100.00; C. W. Richardson, $92.79;
Straight & Salisbury, $24.40; M. D.
Scramlin, $15.93; M. H.
I Wheeler, $15.71; C .M. Lake, $8.96;
W. E. Wheeler, $17.96; J. Bremer, $4.
48; Forest E. Mills. $11.22; J. J. Eis
ner, $28.92; Charles Eisner. $14.95;
Charles Hond, $5.98; J. C. Yandell,
$19.94; E. J. Tanking. $26.94; J. A.
! McComb, $16.94; Bruce Randolph,
! BIT n . . in r i .- a t
Barde i ' inn, n.so; a .u .
Cowgill I wy. $5.97; John Wanker, $52.b2;
$B8 00-'lE- D- olds 582.17; Orval M. Olds,
Hi.
$50.00; j
G. J. I
$6.25;
$29.00;
I Say. $100.00; E. R. Kilgallon,
A. C. Erickson & Co. $2.00;
Friedrich, $23.73; Hogg Bros.
Carlton & Rosenkrans Co.,
Bruns Lumber Co., $100.11; M.
& Sons, Inc., $33.75; H. E.
$44.32: J I. Case T. M Co
ti, po r is.! $22.45; Carl Johnson, $25.41; B.
90; Howard Cooper Corp., $870.28; ! Woodberry, $20.92; B. Wandless, $20.
Howard Cooper Corp. $325.48; Redda-!92: ccar Lund. 30-92: E- Moran
way's Truck Line. $0.78; Pacific High-. ?2-55; J- H. Wanker, $8.72; A. Wan
way Garage, $71.02; F. M. Henriksen. ker. $10.03; W. Wanker. $10.47; J. D.
$17.80; Hult Lumber Co.. $39.10; C. J. Vallet, $10.48; Welhelm Fenek $2.
wowott won- Mnior-Pnrw r-n si i - 99 J Johan Kummer, $2.99; Terry
76; C. R. Livesay, $662.5; Road Build- Scheer, $2.99
ers Equipment Co.. $92.00; Clackamas aolr
Douglas, $29.93; Fred Hoffmeister,
$2.99; L. J. Rucker, $5.99; J. W. Ca
hiU, $76.99; Ed Douglas, $565.24-; Roy
Douglass, $4.49;
MKT. RD. No. 4 Feenaughty Ma
chinery Co., $29.40; Frank Busch &
Sons, $9.95; A. Mather, $101.50; Ore
gon Portland Cement Co., $4.00; Buf
falo Roller Sale Co.. $49.90;
MKT. RD. No. 4 (Continued)
Howard-Cooper Corp, $36.82; Sten-;
strom Bros. $1242.74 Miller-Parker
Garage, $4.07; D. T. Meldrum, $6.84;
H. H. Johnson. $7.20? Scherman &
Jackson, $27.50; Road Builders Equip.
Co.. S54.00; H. H.. Johnson. $46.14
C. Sullivan. $29,94; Chas. Simmons,
$23.94; Andrew Sanches, $71.82; F.
Armstrong, $41.86; L. Whitten, $25.
87; F. E. Whitten. $80.82; . Wm. Sew
ell. $71.82; N. Wiinikka, $71.06; Wm.
Armstrong, $53.82; Geo. Pepoon, $53.-
82; Ed Gates. $49.33: H. Koch. $28.
40; J. Dalrymple $37.37; A. Sinkler,
$17.94: B. Congdon. $47.84; F. Whit
ten. $31.82; R.. Delashmutt. $48.62;
Ed Martin, $52.36; J. Ziman, $47,88;
Dan Reynolds, $29.90; L Stenstrom,
$29.90; C. Aerni, $29.90; N. Raicy,
$29.90; H. Koch. Jr., $23.92; P. Sin-
nott, $23.92; Chas Brown, $17.94;
James Lord, $20.93; A. Neal, $17.94;
W. Scott, $14.92; John Pickel, $2Q.92;
J. Garcia, $8.97! Wm, Bonebreak, $17.-
94; Fred Schaber, $1.49; Arthur Mar-
tinzy, $47.92; George Elligsen, $47.92;
George Elligsen, $47.92; Lly Tiede-
man, $29.95; Otto Pamperine, $11.98;
J. A. Bushbaum, $140.76; John Raicy,
$103.27; Lee Borland, $67.27; A. W.
Borland, $70.26; C. C. Schroeder, $47.-
84: George Saum. $86.74; A. H. Bor
land. $169.25; Ernest Wilke, $65.78;
L. Malsam, $38.87; J. F. Heintz, $29.
90; Benjamin, Schroeder, $125.79;
Carl Theobold, $62.79; Jack Saum,
$4.48; John Wanker, $83.86; H. M.
Borland, $59.79; Henry Koch, $107.82;
Leonard Schaber. $131.78; Bert Mos
er, $20.93;
MKT. RD. No. 5 The Dailey Rec
ord-Abstract, $6.30; D. T. Meldrum,
$14.12; C. G. Norris, $95.69; Dewey
Hammond. $39.02; C. E. Johnson, $12.-
66; E. S. Boss, $11.52;
MKT. RD. No. 6 D. T. Meldrum,
$13.80; W. C. Cowgill, Jr. $177.77; J.
W. Miles, $94.81; L. Hull, $71.74; Don
ald Ward. $35.88;
MKT. RD. No. 7 G. H. Cattley,
$71.25; D. T. Meldrum. $13.20; H. H.
Johnson, $24.00; W. C. Cowgill. $81.-
04; J. W. Miles. $39.92; L. Hull. $33.-
76; L. Beatie, $27.60; Geo. Pennell,
$84.89; W. H. Rambo, $64.87; E. W.
Paddock, $59.93; G. H. Cattley, $49.
92; H. H. Johnson, $53.83; J. C. Sul
livan, $29.94; Chas. Simmons, $23.94;
Gei. Forman, $133.28; Otis Deeder,
$50.92; W. H. Stone, $74.75; Albert
Bill Parker, $35.88; Alvin Johnson.
$32.94; L. Lake. $17.94; C. Woolfagen,
$8.97; A. B. Johnson, $8.95; Lee An
derson, $2.75; C. M. Huggett, $47.92;
BOND ROAD FUND
BOND RD. No. 2-B The Oregon
V. Carmichael, $41.40; Paul Sowa. $2.-
50; N. C. Nelson, $23.59; Otto Jacob,
$62.79; Maurice Johnson, $43.36; Geo
Wolf, $86.86; C. Dewy. $35.52; Willard
Stanton, $23.56; V. ChrisUien, $3.36;
E. D. King, $1646.40; L. Lambert,
$136.60: G. A Johnson, $1531.75; John
McHolick, $320.61; Ben Cole, $154.80;
R. F. Watts, $121.23; C. Pelter, $136.
40; N. B. Trotter, $111.27; Hurley
Fouts, $104.79; O. Welsh, $97.76;
Frank Turner, $85.99; Henry Cromer,
$164.77; Taylor Huston. $103.41; Carl
Moen, $78.51; J. Doors, $99.94; Geo.
Kitzemiller, $89.43; J. C. Hugill, $138.-
66; Earl Jensen, $176.73; Volina Big
gins, $88.23; Eli Swales, $81.48; Otto
Jacobs, $20.93; Maurice Johnson, $25.
80; Geo. Wolfe, $24.72; Carl Jensen,
$57.19; Andrew Nelson, $30.70; T. E.
Graham, $17.99; C. Dewey, $6.35; Wil
lard Stanton, $16.82; V. Christensen,
$5.98; John McKenzie, $8.98; C. Big
gins, $23.96; E. D. King, $310.00; G.
A. Johnson, $184.60; John L. Lien-
hart, $4.48.
TRAFFIC LAWS
NOT ENFORCED
SAY OFFICERS
That the state and county traffic
laws, relative to night driving, and to
speeding are being flagrantly violated
is the essence of complaints that are
being made to the county authorities
Sheriff Wilson says that his depart
ment is unable to cope with the sit
uation, due to the fact that the she-
iffs office at present has no officer
who is either detailed or equipped to
handle traffic problems.
stories or recKiess anving,' of ma
chines being crowded off the roads, of
glaring headlights and hogging the
highways are told, and the sheriff
himself admits that the speedsters
have become informed of the fact that
enforcement of the laws here is lax.
and are taking advantage of the
pavvd highways t' disregard regulations.
Accidents on Increase
Accidents in Clackamas county are
on the increase, and many or them,
according to the sheriff, are of a
type which would be prevented by
rigid enforcement of the laws. The
only traffiie officer who is on the
highways in the county is under the
direction of the court, and the rec
ord at the Oregon City justice of
the peace office show but one arrest
during this month to his credit.
One of the most flagrant violations,
say the officials, is the use of glaring
headlights. Attempts have been mads
to curb this practice, but they say
that it can only be stopped by men
who are sent out on the Job primarily
as traffic officers. On man, who
owns a light car, has complained that
things have come to such a pass
Iron & Stl Cr SAW Tkn "" "6 13 "lmm to uuve aioug
$60.00; J. W. Hart, $7.04; A. Mather. ! main highways at night with his wife
Oregon City Sand & Gravel Co., $12
MISSING BOAT THOT
CLEW TO ESCAPE OF
MAIL TRAIN ROBBER
TACOMA. Wash., Sept. 21. More
mystery resulting from tbe escape
and total disappearance of Roy Gard
ner, mail bandit from McNeil Island
I enitentiary. centered today in the
discovery by J. O. Evans, residing
near Gertrude, that his 'rowboat was
missing.
Tiie disappearance of the boat is
taken here as a possible indication
that Gardner ias been hiding on th
island all the time the search for him
has been, progressing, and that he
has just taken advantage of the fact
that the hunt had been abandoned
Saturday
The rope of Evans' b-wc had been
unfastened and left on the beach and
the roller kept in the boat for slid
ing it down the beach, had been used
and then thrown back on shore. No
trace of the craft could be found
this morning.
There was no patrol or search -whatever
yesterday or last night, the
last two launches of the watei patrol
having been withdrawn by Warden
Thomas Maloney after all hope o f
capturing Gardner on the island had
been abandoned.
Data on Land Asked;
Research is Planned
A request for information relative
to the agricultural, timber, mineral
and irirgated - areas in Clackamas
county has been received by County
Agent W. A. Holt, from the state
exhibit department. The data is to
be used in the compilation of a book
to provide homeseekers with detaled
information about the state. -
The present plans for the volume in
dicate a large scale of rsarch. In
formation of varried character con
cerning the different districts in the
state is to be supplied with the view
to completeness and authenticity. It
is expected to complete the research
by October 15.
P. T. Scheer. $1.49; Ru-
Klaus, $11.22; R. Rosemau, $5.
24; Wm. Sumner, $1.49; J. Keeler, $1.
49; H. Himsen, $1.49; L. Ochlschleag
er. $1.49: A. Haughlum. $7.98: E -R.
p?rook. $22.45: John Heft, $191.74; Al
Co. Auto & Tractor Co., $15.99; Will
amette Fuel & Supply Co., $236.25;
The Pacific TeL & Tel. Co.. $12.50; S.
-CT Onn-f.o (Unn- TT T! fm 9.9.4, - '
nn- t t'isfi on-' rivH. Tnnnin- vin Heft, $90.74; Earl Strong. $62.82
mont On . $20.00: Geo. J. Case. $10.30: I W. Perry,
' -i-i i f n A .
Molalla Garage, $14.08; Abe Gilbert,;
$209.87; Dan Mazzie, $62.46; S. Cook,
$68.78; Peter Schuld, $77.38; Art Wet-;
more, $79.27; . W. scnuia, $a.; e.
Mullan, $68.78; F. H. Smith, $68.78;
E. Daue, $89.76; J. W. Schuld, 518.71; .
F. eHnrici, $18.71; L Henrici. $12.47;
R. Avery, $9.98; C. C. Miracle, $14.97;
J. Aevry, $9.98; V. A. Messenger, $11.-;
97; J. T. Jones, $14.97; E. H. Mess
enger, $11.97; J. T. Jones, $14.17; E. j
H. Messenger, $10.47; W. C. Martin,
$10.47: W. C Martien. $10.47: C. i.
Counsell, $11.97; W. H. Witzke. $41.
$87.25; S.
Roy
Jess oCntril, $69.80;
Jr., $10.47; J. Berg,
Nash, $90.74;
Cantril, $69.80;
Fred Moehnke,
$45.37: S. F.
Script lire. $2.80; E. James, $29.91; O.
Frost, $15.96; T C Thomas, $2917; A.
C. Scheer, $24.42.
MARKET ROAD FUND
I M. R. No. 1 T. G. Worth, $6.00;
, Echo Farm, $11.50; Molalla Shoeing
. Shop, $4.50; Frank Busch & Sons, $1.
! 80; Canby Hardware & Imp. Co., $6.
j 75; Howard-Cooper Corp, $90.75;
j Coast Culvert & Flume, $114.91; J. A.
.Wall. $2S.70: T T. MeMi-ii-m SIR 00-
nejiiumo j Fr,edrich. $18.00: G. H. Cattlev.
?77.uz; w. w. uancote, i4.oz; van $40.11;
95; C. Calahan. $92.35;
Geo. Pennell. $26.12; W. H.
Clarence Jubb, Rambo, $19.96; E. W. Paddock, $18.44;
ce Sterman, $129.23;
$254.79; Wm. Braatz. $132.29; Dave
French, $2.99; JV .E. Garett, $45.23;
A. W. Krazberger, - $143.04; B. O.
Kraxberger, $136.31; Ruben Wright,
$43.36; Albert Dickenson, $51.22; Jo
Nordling, $81.95; Ward Garett, $10.
57; Sam Holsteen. $113.83; John Chil
cote, $16.08; W. Nordling, $38.50; L.
E. Wood, $40.44; Alfred Wright, $9.
34; Al. Scott, $27.93; R. Patterson,
$20.93; P. Bartlemay, $17.94; Berge
Tarkelson, $74.09 ; G. B. Davidson,
$88.98: Herbert Ackerson, $78.13; I.
L. Hedden, $85.49; Arther Bull, $54.
54; Joe Lilly, $125.72; Ross Anderson,
$80.43; R. Patterson, $14.28; John Su
kow, $26.91; R. McMahan, $66.60; W
B. Lund, $22.42; Earnest Mowrey, $5.
98: M. Klein, $41.86; George Dooley,
$8.98: A. W. Baumback, $7.48; C. J.
Long, $36.90; Herman Piepka, $26.
94: John Dozer, $10.46; G. E. Frakes.
$1.49; Bill Dietz, $35.94; Herb John-
$32.94: Bill Piepka, $5.99; Abbe
Johnson, $26.94; Will Begele, $5.99;
C. A. Wallace, $162.24; Ed Anderson,
$148.66: Earl Starks, $154.27; Ed Run-
die. $147.25; F. E. Churchill, $124.73;
O C. KQlinger. $75.62; W. B. Caffee,
$98.16; L. Adkins, $4.20; R Reynolds,
$7.48; D. French, $4.67; Wm Chilcote,
$10.48; D. French, $14.98; E. James,
$67.82: W. Rainey, $99.74; O. Frost,
$95.76; T. C. Thomas, $92.03; A. C.
Scheer. $76.77; Eldon Swick. $17.91;
Glenn Bours. $151.59; E. Beers,
22: Carl Laundree, $106.05; Otto Stri
ker, $162.22; Dick Striker. $168.46; W.
S. Gorbett, $168.46; Claud M. Mow
rader, $63.01; Chris Miller, $17.45; J.
H. Margeson, $147.22; Simpson,
$58.86: W. C. Griffith, $56.86; Beaver
Creek Cash Exchange, $24.00; Wm.
Monner. $245.30; Bruns Lumber Co.,
$9;85; Frank Busch & Sons. $90.60;
Eri & Jonsrud, $1.20; F. M. eHnrik
sen, $1.15; A. L. Yoder, $76.44; Kooke
& Jubb, $145.13; W. R, Telford. $5.
85; Oregon State Highway Commiss
ion, $40.97; Liberal Store, $7.35; Dix
on & Howitt, $57.20; Willamette Riv
er Lumber Co., $284.09; Steve Lpnd
ergan, $147.66; J. S. Fisher, $61.63; Al
Yodr, $19.67; Wilhoit Lumber Co.,
$39.00; D. Mackinster, $40.00; Martin
Bros. $43.36; L. G. Wrolstad, $12.50;
Hogg Bros. $24.95; W. C. Lewis, $157.-
P. Westberg. $350.49: W. Salstrom.
$504.55.; G. Frieditfch, $27.98; John
Heinrick, $64.72; G. E. LaSalle, $53.-
84; A. Thronsoh, $55.00; S. Ramsey,
$65.25; George Williams, $44.93; An
tone Rants, $62.79; Victor Salo, $22.
42; Charley Beck. $5.98; D. R. Dim
ick, $172.93; J. W. Garrett, $174.87;
George Koehler, $99.80; F. S. Siler.
$56.79; Fred David, $55.29; Milt Trull
inger, $141.43; R. I. Orem, $103.74!
John Hieno, $79.22;' Isick Hellbacka,
$83.72; Arno Hellbacka, $61.29; Wm.
Miettumen, $70.26; Alford Danielson,
$155.80; Rubin Chindgren. $38.93; Al
loh Larkins, $49.40; Arther Dunrud,
$145.25; Jacob Teinhaara, $111.55;
Herb Shepard, $9.34; John Callahan,
$47.92; August Johnson, $43.73; Cliff
ord Johnson, $13.83; C. G. Johnson,
$8.97; Erick Asplund, $13.45; M. D.
Chindgren, $60.61; Claud Winslow,,
$7.47; P. Dooghe, $28.40; Grant Heth,
$5.97: Parry Williafs. $2.99; Walfred
Johnson, $7.48; Oliver Johnson, $14
94; C. J. Renhard, $11.98; Alfred
Swanson, $11.98; A. E. Nelson, $11.-
98; .
MKT. RD. No. 2 A. Mather, $356.
98; Frank Busch & Sons, $80.10; H,
H. Johnson, $51.80; D. T. Meldrum,
$17.00; Estacada, Tel & Tel. Co., $0.-
55; J. W: Miller, $23.00; The People's
Store, $2.75; A. H. Lins, $30.00; Smith
Hardware Co., $1.74; Joe Wiederhold,
$15.75: Ted Harders. $62.79 ; Albert
Lins,' $8.97; Mark Doryland, $2.99;
Chris Klinker, $56.81; A. H. Miller,
$76.33; John Marshall. $55.31; Carl
Lins, $17.94; Frank Marshall, $14.95;
Roy Miller, $1.49; Lester Crawford,
$8.97; Fred Crawford, $8.97; Paul
Holmes, $8.97; J. K. Peterson, $5.98;
C. W. Rendleman, $5.98; Ralph Chan
ey, $2.99; O. P. Califf. $8.97; H. H.
Johnson, $106.66; J. C. Sullivan, $t4-
87; Chas. Simmons, $51.87; Fred Lins.
$5.99; Ieo Rath. $23.96; L. J. Kucxer,
$17.97; Norman Track, $17-S7; H. Tra-
- --, n T . T7.1
cey, $17.97; Jake jones, a.5m,
Guber. $11.98; Henry Schmidt, $17.97;
MKT. RD. No. 3 A. Mather, $18.-
36; J. W. Miller, $16.00; Howard-Coo
per Corporation, $7.45; P. R. L. & P.
Co., $531,20; C. W. Schuld & Sons,
$387.00; J. A. iKtching. $7.47; L. F.
Hale. $8.96; Ed Hayes. $7.47; W. H.
....615.83; W. F. ItHaberlach, $38.30;
10: A. Bauman. $100.00; H. E. Cow
gill. $32.00; Howard-Cooper, $581.28;
Howard-Cooper. $454.33; P. R. L. & P.
Co., $15.00; S. E. Cox, $204.39; C. B.
Johnson Contract, $372.28; W. J. Wil
son & Co., $350.90; Standard Oil Co,
$143.21; Scherman & Jackson, $7.50;
Frank C. Fischer, $3.80; J. W. Hart,
$7.40; C. M. Cruse, $1.00; D. T. Mel
drum. $9.60; A Berg, $3.00; - Chas.
Fetters, $2.00; Oswego Transfer, $62.
77; Dewey Hammond, $5.00; G. H.
Cattley, $56.25; East Side Mill &
Lumber Co., $14.58; Coast Culvert &
Flume Co., $127.26; Geo. Pennell,
....65.30; W. H. Rambo, $44.97; E. W.
Paddock, $46.10; G. H. Cattley, $38.-
40; W. H. Counsell, $124.75; Amos
Hon. $107.73; Oliver Worthington,
$121.23; C. L Coffman, $8.97; A. R.
Rouse, $38.87; A. K. Erickson, $25.41;
C. Freholm. $1.99; E. M. Locker, $32.
89; S. Riley, $35.91; H. C. Smart, $3.-
49; R. E. Robbins, $2.99; H. Cromer,
$27.45; G. B. "Trotler, $17.92; O. Wel
ch, $21.96; H. a. Fouts, $21.96; B.
Johnson, $0.99; Bob Mattoon, $504.07;
J. Heinrich, $299.75; T. Sellwood.
$247.29; A. Heinrich, $453.50; Jas. Ti
tus, $27.92; W. C. Griffith, $32.89; O.
W. Hunter, $172.74; H. Jackson. $56.
81; F. O. Brown, $88.99; A. H. Erick
son, $53.37; L. Indiazzi. $77.74; L. M.
Erickson, $139.80; A. R. Rouse, $11.
96; E. J. Erickson, $91.22; G. L. Boss,
$38.87; iC. M. Koberts, $142.22; A.
Worthington, $318.22; H. Hoff, $20.20;
E. Osborn, $19.43; A. D. Smith, $121.-
82; B. L. Cash, $70.68; R. Erving, $62.-91;
BOND RD. No. 9 A. Hult Lumber
Co., $110.92; Alaska Junk Co., $29.24;
Southern Pacific Co.. $122.36: B. M.
Hertel, $7.50; D. T. Meldrum, $8.50;
Geo! J. Case. $3.85; W. Waldorf, $16.
35; F. C. Gadke, $1.28; M. Barde &
Sons Inc., $387.43; Pacific Asbestos &
Supply Co., $298.35; The Stephenson
Co, $27.00: J. A. Cobb, $10.50; Oregon
Portland Cement Co., $5948.45; Philip
Hult, $6.40; A. C. Erickson, $51.93;
Hult Bros.. $135.45; Ed Stovall. $151.
93; George Lang, $20.93; Ernest Shot-
sman, $19.43; W. W. Wallace. $19.43;
Bister Townson, $22.04; E. A. Stod
dard, $13.45; W. M. Fawver, $19.43;
Lewis Anderson, $34.80; George Ad
ams, $1.49; Clyde Wilson, $20.93; Bill
Wallace, $8.97; Ralph Townson, $5.
21; C. P. Lang, $22.19; Grover Adkins,
$10.43; O. F. Klinger, $17.94; Frank
Lombard, $13.45; Edward Miller, $17.
56; Vance Murray. $5.02; John Kop-
pler, $19.95; Philip Hult, $121.23
Chriss Miller. $30.30; R. I. Pasco, $80.-
73; G. N. Wallace. $161.73; H". Parks
$75.31; Charlie Miller, $53.82; G. Cash
$80.73; Lewis Churchill, $84.23; C. T
Howard, $11.95; D. S. Wallace, .$78.
48; Herman Taylor, $55.30; Oscar Er
ickson, $14.95; Jessie Daniels. $46.71;
Tom Taylor. $64.27; Lee Adkins, $64.
32; L. E. Woods, 34.43; Frank Hen
dricks. $44.85; Stillman Daniels. $70.
26 Adolph Kraxberger, $2.99 ; Char
les Storkey. $2.99; Grover Friedrich,
$214.67; W. E. Cromer, $241.33; Wm.
Clausen. $77.74;
BOND DR. No. 11 A. The Good
Roads Machinery. $81.72; Howard
Cooper Corporation, $88.55; Silverton
Foundry Co., $2.75; Oregon State
Highway Commission, $8.85; J. P.
Jensen, $7.16; Standard Oil Co., $18.
20; W. V. S. Ry. Co., $0.62; L. D. Len
non, $105.58; Silverton Blow Pipe Co.,
$39.80; Monitor Lumber Co, $8.68; C.
and .children in the car, because the
larger machines with their glaring
lights crowd him off the road and
whiz by at an excessive and danger
ous rate of speed, t
Action Held Need
Unless something is done to curb'
violations upon the highways, say the
officials, Clackamas county will be
visited with an epidemic of serious
accidents. The records of the local
justice court show but eight arrests
on traffic charges during the month
of September, only four of which were
for speeding. During June and July,
24 and 31 arrests were made respee
ively. Durina? August, when a con
troversy over the position of traffic
officer was. in full swing, but 17 ar
rests were made. Of the eight ar
rests this month, three are accredited
to the former traffic officer who
served under Sheriff Wilson, and the
majority of the others, to state men.
The condition in the county, accord
ing to Judge E. J. Noble, is becoming
very bad. The only recourse to prose
cution the state will have ho 3ays, if
the present laxity continues, is the
bringing of offenders to justice upon
individual complaint or through, the
activity of the state officers, who op
erate through Oregon, and are only
in Clackamas county occasionally.
Several Men Needed .
The highways m the county says
the judge, would justify the employ
ment of two or more men Not only
would this enforcement pay for it
self, but it would insure the safe use
of the roads to the traeling public,
he adds.
The justice court records, which the
judge quotes to show that traffic en
forcement pays for itself, show that
fines during September totaled but
$75 so far, as against $292 in April,
$214 in May, $321 in each of June and
July, and $222 in August.
Romance is Short;
8 Days is Duration
Charging that his wife left him
eight days after their marriage, and
that even during the eighr Oavs she
was not true to him Hubert Ragac
has asked for a divorce from Mar
aret L. Ragan in circuit court here.'
The Ragans were married in Port
land. November 11, 1920 Eight days
later, Ragan avers in his complaint,
his romance went utterly to -.he bow
wows, though before that it was
showing signs of strain. During the
eight days his wife honored him with
her -company in his home, Ragan's
complaint says, he was often com
pelled to work from 1 o'clock in the
afternoon until midnigh. and when
he did so his wife w?nt out with an
other man, ' often remaining until 1
or 2 in the morning.
Club Holds. Session;
Women Boost State
The. Oregon City Woman's club
held the first meeting of the year
Thursday afternoon at the Commer
cial club parlors with an attendance
of forty and many new applicants for
membership. The president, Mrs.
Eva Emery Dye, outlined the pro
gram for the year and named the var
ious committees, after which Mrs.
Ruth Martin, Chairman of .music led
in community singing that will be
specialized through the year.
Vacation adventures?, - -What Im
pressed Me Most proved the forty
women eloquent boosters for Oregon
roads and rivers, Oregon mountains
and beaches, each and every one reg
istering delight in the new resorts dis
covered and amazement at the thous
ands of tourists encountered from
every state in the Unicn. Altogether
the day proved an adventure in geo
graphy, in history and in art.
Only the high spots wore touched.
pictures like paintings, and sitories
interrupted by continual applause,
altogether an auspicious opening for
a new year in clubdom.
The new officers, elected at the
last meeting during the spring of the
year, were installed Thursday. They
are: Mrs. Eva ismery Dye. presment;
Mrs. Edward McLean, vice president;
M. C. Hunt, recording secretary;
A: McDonald, -financial secra-
and Mrs. Rosa Green; treasurer.
Mrs.
Mrs.
tary,
Sadie Smith is Dead;
Illness Proloilged
Submarine Sinks;
Two are Drowned
Mrs. Sadie Smith, wife of Charles
Smith, of Parkplace, died last Fri
day at the Tubercular Sanitarium in
Salem, where she has been for the
past six weeks
Mrs. Smith has been ill at her
home in Parkplace for the past two
years, and had gone to several places
for the benefit Of her health, but her
health gradually failed until her
death today.
Mrs. Smith was well and favorably
known in Parkplace and In Oregon
City. She has resided in the former
place most of her life, where her mar
riage to Charles Smith, son of early
pioneers of Clackamas county, took
place. Mrs. Smith was the daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Beam an.
also residents of Parkplace.
Besides her husband, of Parkplace,
Mrs. Smith is survived by her daugh
ters, the Misses Norma and Elmo
Smith, and her son, Alvin Smith, a
world war hero in France, all of
Parkplace . She also leaves several
brothers and sisters.
MHMIIiniHIHmmHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIHIIHIIHHtmi
6 Per Cent State School I
Money to Loan on Farms I
SCHUEBEL & BEATTIE 1
Bank of Oregon City Bldg. i
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SAN PEDRO, Cal., Sept. 27. Two
men lost their lives when the sub
marine R16 sank in Los Angeles har
bor last night, it was officially an
nounced today by Rear Admiral Her
man O. Stickney, commander of the
Pacific fleet train and an eye-witness
of part of the disaster. A third man
who was missing and who for a time
was thought a possible victim ufthe
accident, has been accounted for, to
gether with all other officers and
men of the submarine
The dead are:
R. Griffin, seaman.
Vincent Paulsberg, seaman.
Estate Appraised;
More Time Granted
A petition was allowed by the pro
bate court today extending the time
for the filing of the inventory of the
estate of the late John Henry Al
bers, millionaire milling man of Port
land , The petition of the appraisers of
the estate, sets forth the fact that the
property of the deceased, is in such
shape, and so complicated, as. to make
the filing of an inventory within the
required month, impossible.
The time has been extended to
October 20.