Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1920)
THE OttEftOKHVfATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON. BY WHS from rettnl photo. HIIrrHair growth ir ' fitter HAIRTGROWN ON MR. BRITTAINS BALD HEAD i INDIANS'- MYSTERIOUS HAIR GROWER h ' Mr taad at the top r.d back ara absolutely nsU. The -ai? wu JiSj Av.rt 'i h' " he thought the h,r rootrwer. Z un. I and th're waa no hup of my mr b.tin . hair growth. Vet now at an aeo over .;. I ha a luxuriant growth of toft. 'straS? I n "rWi "i?l N.. trara of bal-ln,.. Tb. picture, .Wa IiqT arc from my hutofiaijU. - I Indians Secret ol Hair Growth IT At a tin: when I had bcone disronragrd at trr'ais various hair lotions, tunica, jf ciahata reatmnts. etc., I ruse .serosa, in my trarela, a Chtrcif Indian "Birdicine mn"l who hid an cliiir'that he ' aTTatd would grow my hair. . t.i. h t hut littls faith. I cave it a trial. To my -abatement a lifrht fuza toon appeared. It dereloped, day by iy, into a neaiUiy growth, aad era long my hair waa aa proline a in my youthful day a. ' . . ! '. . ., ,, That t was cstonishtd end kappy is erpresnng my state of mind mtidlr. nwinnclv it. hair roota had' not been dead, but were dormant ir v. ...in ..waitinr tho fertillzinr Doteney of the mfateriooa pomade. t yiariA tar ntt rim. mm rjoaaeaaion of the DrinciDle for preparing thia mysterious lixir, bow called Kotalko, and later had the r- iie put iuto practical farm by a chemist. Tk.i r, wn t!r rravta waa nerm as ant kaa been amply proved. ITaty can aad women, also children, hae reported aatiafactory results from Kotalko. How YOU May wow xuuk nair Jly honest belief is that Jsair roots rarely U eren wnen fia hair f alia out through dandruff, fever, excessive -dryaes or omer atwrum. a wf ... j . experts that tea when hair falls out the roota become imbedded within tna aealp, covered by hard akin, ao that they re:niain for a time like bulbs or seeds in a bottle which will grow when fertilised. Shampoos (which contain alkalis) and hair lotion which' contain alcohol are enemies to the hair, as they dry it.; making' it brittle. Kotalko contains those elements of nature which . give new vitality to the scalp and hair. . PROVE FOR YOURSELF ' Get bo of the genuina Kotalko at a reliable druggist's ' 300.00 GDAEA1TTEE with each box. A am all testing box of Kotalko (witn testimonials, etc.; may do tj in ta cents, silver or stamps, to my addreaa below. , . - K . mm - - JOHN HART BRITTA1N, Stataoa.f, Wew ions cuy COMMISSIONERS COURT cs Following is the official publication of the record of claims before the Manon county commissioners court or the October term, 1920 with the amount allowed, bills continued, etc, ac cording to the records in the office of i the county clerk. "! mm I Icte uhrm laid. SOLD BY j It. J. Fry ' v Tyler'a Mree Stare. J. -. Terry. Kiail A. Scfaae. fer. i Brewer Drusr (! V wt"V DvWwHl . yafywhffl Tt UnfTtC- ' 1 : X' lasta V For wcwra't loir. r emir- : i-w?vsi i mm vl v I Continued from Friday.) Wflls. Lee, patrolman . . . 136.50 Iloart lUrtrlct Xo. 37. Hoyser, Geo. M., patrol man Kitnil IMMrict o. :tO. Kobow, C. A., grading.. Worden. Ralph, do ...... Johnson. V. O.. do ...... Koatl listrirt So. 40. Kanoff. W. II., pen. repair work . . . . t . . . Kudlong. I. M., do ....... Schumacher. John digging rock,; etc. . JVork, C. H., repairing bridge, etc. Richards, E. J., patrolman load District Xo. 41. Fair Grounds Shops, fix ing scraper . ; . . Oregon Gravel Co., gravel Oregon Gravel Co., do . .; welty; , George, hauling " gravel . ". . , . . Welty. Raleigh, cutting - brush ...... Welty. G., patrolman '. . . . -Rood District Xo. 43. Hist man. Pet, repairing culvert Ryfon, E. G., do Smith. F. IL, patrolman. . I Road District Xo. 45 41.62 15.00 ir..oo ir,.oo 4.00 8.Q0 4.00 8.00 27.50 1.00 2.70 14.40 31.50 300 9.50 8.00 8.00 15.00 Earl, II. L., nails ...... 2.80 1 Morris, Alva E.. scraping 1.7 I Edwards, Arthur, do .... ,3.25 Jf" I TnnfitoAn1 Ham wl a a 4 ' 1 tWetheral. Geo., , bridge Another Sleepless Night? r ' T.- t r. 'Ktiatr arifl fvf fill Hav. "RrAin f2ffired.iierves frayed and body Oxhaust-d-conscious that tomorrow is fraught with ri trihnWtion- h rpalizea the imperative need of a refreshing IICW tl 'A IB (UU " . V. . . ' I 1 A - tr.rrr.tn. night 3 rest, i ex., ne nesiuiia u u bed lest he roll and toss uirougnoui. ujc s'tv- Do yoo experience the horrors nutnunare " VmVtrouWrd with wakeful. reatke BibU? Do you ret J. . fa j v , r A . ..hsWrt "p m U moraina feeUna more tired than ln you went to bad, beeauac jeur remi wonuuu - The Great General Tonic LYfO I. tald la eriaina! r asaa lr. lift pctur ateM. The hoar of bed-time wfll oon loee its terror and yom wir hmrin to eerie your coach with pleasurable anticipation of J "ffZI ;ivT!LLi ; '-I.YKO- wUI bleae rou witl " aweet. sound and peaceful elumter and brinir yoo down to the Du .11 btuuta. . , l .Vf.u toHia in the nwrmnff m rooa ltin anu "f"" trim.ae or tba day actieitie raeted and refreahed in body and mind. ar.d w . appetite uaequaieu amco yw w - , , jfSTV 9 .. . -.- rj . ' .. rj. r I f 1 - . i.th. inni avstem. it re i-.v'-- ' vjsi i rv. t i lieeea'brai fa awl. physical f 'X'' SY& nerrea; liert the ' .... A.lr timr bottle today and get rid of leeplees nighta. Sele Kaaafactarar: LYKO bIEDICINE CO. Hew York r Kaaaas Cty. He. M; correct, dweatree oir- v I P AJJTJfc' andreaatahUteaaenarauy j -JTVr- I,,-vyO-- f iViVL'l.' weak, irritable and M t--t.s- Vf drnawtst tor a , a"-. r5-a'- " "-a-"aVJ:-?t.yA i'.i For sale.by all druggists. Always in stock at Perry's drug store The Western Dust -Proof FURNACE iWITH OBLONG FIRE BOX i Wetheral, work . Morris, G. L.. patrolman. Itoatl District Xo. 46. Farmer Hdw. Co. Ray L-, Girardin. L. furnishing. and delivering gravel.. Miller, C. M.. lumber. . .?. Snyder. John, cutting brush . . r .-. T .T Culver, Robert," do .... Roller, Lewis, do , Mitchel. , Fanet, pilinc brush L .-. . . .... .-. . Mitchel, C. C. do .. Sheets, nan, work on bridge 4. . Sheets, Ge'ane, do ...... Sheets. Dan. hauling lum ber . . . H. : V. . ... 1 Rosehbaum. X.. patrolman - Road District Xt. 4T. Oregon Grain Co.', lumber and nails ". ; . . . Rice,,,W5 J.gen. jppair- ork .1 ... McAllister, Dexter, do ... McAUiater, C. i... patrol- mkn . . Road District No. 40. King, Elmer D., crushed gravel 148.0ft iyodow, Louis, , hauling crushed gravel Miller & Sons. F., shovels, nanaies. etc. . . ... . Nag, John, hauling crush. gravel Nelson, Andrey K, lumber Stone, Albert, bridge work wore, John, spreading of graVel McKee, ChasA. patrolman Road District No. 52. uunigan, e a Jr. grading 16.25 uunigan. M R. grading1. . . Dunigan. W A. do.. . .. . Rartrotf, Joe, cutting of - brush Dunigan, Edw Sr. patrol man .............. Road District No. 53. 7.88 28.25 1.20 i a.UU 15.38 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 7.00 5.2 2.50 12.00 16.26 5.25 3.50 22.75 Knull.oh. F.lvin R. hauling gravel, fti- r.fi.OO English. John I. shnvtling gravel, etc 4'.0 EtiKlifh. Willis t). haiilitiR gravel 3.oi lIattibrR. John I., gravel 2S.4T Torreidai. K N. hauling of gravel 2.2' Thoutaii. Mrris J. patrol man 78.u Uond IM-trict No. KM. Johnson. Claud, it-pairing bridge t . . . 6.0 Turnidjte, I L. spreading - gravel fi..0 Tumidge. J D, patrolman. 12.00 1'iirifif Highway outh Acct lluokley. Floyd, cleaning ditch 4.00 Clyde Equipment Co., plow beam 9.50 Hill. I.ynn. cleaning ditch. 4.00 Salem Sand & Gravel Co. travel 72.30 Trlsch.VVesley. slin scrap ing U.tMt WestenhoH.se,. W W, over seer -i0 HenFcl. Carol, liaulinc of sravel i 42.00 llinz. A D. shovel and niek handles .'J. Je-Eensen. Thorvel. driv ing team, etc J2.no Jersrensen. Julious. hold fresno and slip, etc. . . . 20. oo Spornborg. John, grubbing and holding plow..... h.Qv Loonevi D II. grading, etc 10.r.0 Looney, D H, do. ...... . 13.1 Swenwold. L. E. work on slip; and fresno .-. 22. Hahn.' Edwin W. overseer 39.00 Trucks Account. Burns. W E, Burns, Dan. repairs . . 5o6. Culbertson, L, A. driving truck 92.8 Doughty. Wm O. do 104.6 Farmer Hdw. Co.. Ray I... repairs and supplies... 45. S6 Great Western Garage, for carbureter, etc 2o.?0 Hildebrandt & Co, W II, ... ! repairs ' 86 50 Hugbson Co, William U -1 repair work . ... . . ".. . 11.95 Hull. O J, do . 2.50 Koehring Machine Co. II. . W. repairs .:. ... .... . ... 25.12 Larsen & Sons, P J. oak '. boards for windshields. 9.00 Liberty Machine Shop, re pairing .......;:.'.... 15.50 Oregon State Highway -' - Commission, rear spring 28.80 Pearce A. Son. Lot L. chain for hoist . . ... ... 5.4 Quackenbush, G G, tires. etc 1248.25 Smith, Bliss W, driving of - truck 58.76 Spaulding, C J, do, ,15.0 Valley Motor Co., wind- " " shields, etc 114.00 WiUel, C.C, driving truck 40.00 Baker. J A. drive truck etc 115.00 Homer, John, drive truck lv.si Branch, A C. do ....... . 115L0O Burns. J A, do. . . . 125:00 Caspell. Frank, do. . . . . . 89.3s Clare. Chase, do..; 120.00 Eastburn. John. do. ., ;..;- ui.iO Fiedler, Earl, drive truck, etc z.w Gilmer, J W, driving trucks - 5.0 Grleeanauer. John, do..-. . 70.00 Heckman; Chester",' work' w - on.tnicks . . ... . .V . 1512 Hensley. Ralph, do. w. 145i31 Hermens, Adrian, drirlng ' . . ' i - -- o na II UCk ............. . tfi.WT Hill. M O, do 118.75 Mcllwaio, Lester, driving 1 1 .! !'.. 7Tf si.r.o 23 2.50 12.5 s;.;r. 117.50 4.V! 44.00 76.50 4H.00 2J5.50 153.00 74.00 22.00 77. i j 49.00 52.50 99.75 4.50 Farijy. Percy, driving of "tiuck. etc..-........ Kennel I. Ilenery. work on forms Fleli-T. Raymond. jiovi-1- Ing fzrav.-! iilT. Wm. driving iuai truk Fisher. Philip, loreman r Davinic plain FullerMJii. K !.. Uoveimg dirt and hot stuff FuKi.n. K ti. freano work. Ilvins. Jim. water carrier larding. J C. shovel aan.l Jensen, Chris, waiihinan. JenningR. I noveiing dirt, etc Judsjn. lonard. enginr tandem-roller Kromwall. A. shoveling of hot stuff Lee. L W, firing asphalt vat Liohenberger. J K. shovel- lng gravel, etc Jtnuley. J M. running en gine ................ Mayes, ( S. work on forms etc McCulley. CB. fresno worK -tc Michenhara. H. hauling of crushed rock, etc. ..... Miller. Frd. work on forms Mlnten, Alex, unloading ot asphalt, etc Odell. C 11. hauling crush ed rock Phillips. Wm. hauling of crushed rock, etc Ponnd. ( A. do. ........ Purcell. Wm, running of mixer , I Robel. Joe. engineer pav ing plant Rau&cher, Frank, shovel ing hot stufr Richter, Frank, houldlng fresno, etc Richter. Jacob, shoveling gravel Richter. Joe, work on the trade Richter, Nichlos, shoveling gravel ScotU Geo, self and engine running dryer drums. . Silvers.. Dav9, shoveling of . hot stuff . . . Simpson. Frank, damping a asphalt in vats.. Van Handel, Chas, feeding creen at pit......... Wagner; Dick, foreman of laying forms Wallace. E F. hauling of " water Webb,l Elmer, carrying or water ... . . . Weisenberg. A F, spread ing gravel Weisenberg, Geo. fresno work White. J H. foreman lay- ing hot stuff. WltzeL Roy. weighing rock And sand Wolf. A. fresno work .... Wolf. Geo. spreading and hoveing gravel, etc.. Wolf, i ll, spreading gra vel, etc Zuber. A P. shovel tag dirt Bit. Angel raving Plant .icct. Crowell. R N c-usn rock. 1030.-0 Prager. D G, advance for rreigni on asraau m." Parmer Hdw. Co. I lay U. renair Darts Ring'CUAajid.. 232.50 KiTki II. hauling crusnea TUESDAY MORKlNn. NOVEMCER 2id2) - 7 ft ! Farmer Labor Candidate Expresses Final Hopes - halancp dn ror July. . . 25 t Ringwald. Joe F. kauliug i hot stnfr 34.nM Koffitig. Mnli. raker, etc K.ifiu. Slvaio; hot stuff 3 ."..oo i work j Schwab. Herman, culling 4 0.0( bill I Wel.b. A A. iiaulins: waier If.?. o.5 h-ar- 2; (HI 4.0(1 12.oo 1.00 and hot sniff . . Weis.-nlels. ,AUert er gang Z.Me. August, do Zollncr. Joe. holdiiiK tjrrh 7. diner. Peter, aharpeued M . Salmt i Pat Ins llant Arrt. Capital City Transfer Co. ctl 47.25 lrag-r.. I (1. advance for freight on asphalt 247X.25 Farmer Hdw. Co. Ray 1 repair parts, etc Gorhnour. Geo. hauling of asphalt GiM-hiiour, tJeo, do tTo be conlinuedl I , .- .: i A!.T LAKE CITY. Nov. -1. j l.rl- I. fhrUtemrn .fSalt iai mt-r-latMjr par IT candi date for the prefidenry rMwwd hia n in i eainpaicn wiih an addre-s ner 4.r.o II 0(1 J0HNS0N1ND HOOVER ARGUE Republican Leaders Diw grce Over InlfrpreUUoa of Antecedent ton rlii at the auditorium. eral thousand was reent. i Tbe platform if the armcr-la- bor party, adopted In convention -t Cilao lat Jnlv. waa ouilln"l SW KRW'CIVn v " fin d-tall by Mr. ChrUtenaen and! .B,lftr lA AoT- in clirit.r he. eiDtead tb- hop." --cmjm that the parly wonld ! vlctorlm t ciianie in ibe lea,. of ai tnmorrom'a elections. . . f.ght. ad Herbert lionv.1 i- . rjuai (antes wtrr w at atetnetil a l.ui 1 re 1. ireron- 12.42 42. 33. ialt Ijike by the dmocxatW-. r.' publican and socialist parlies. ItAKKRS RACK TO WORK. NEW YORK. Nov. 1. Leaders t''-tlt took t Imii on the Ua4 ixn uAt4. iiK has or will a, j, eoB. j neetlon with th WtB of cntr Jery. . " ' , Senator Jotnwra u.-t .w. 46.00 5.05 19.50 25.53 14.00 10.75 17.50 9.75 9.75 trrttk. ete ............ 96.50 Rllgwald. Joe F. drivings truck . .; 15.00 Schnider, Lorence, do.... 60.00 siaoi. aonn. ao. ....... t pwn Yantls, J C, do 120.00 -Caterpillars Account. Bartruff. Robert, operat lng caterpUlar. . . . .. .192.00 Becker St. Son. N. raDair- Ing fan helt. . . . ; . . 4 1 .70 Bishop; Francis, engineer ,30.fl0 Bishop. James, work., on grader i..' '7.o Taylor. Crosby, engineer. ; 18.00 2.50 16.00 W, work - on 5r y, it'W 'V 's-K'i 1 .85 3.50 1 3.50 13.00! 9.15 ! ''Oe-rr-I't' tl ll 4 J.! : J 1 i HLfTl - nun His, a i .... i THE OBLON'G FIRE BOX Where wood is used as a fuel or when coal is used only in the coldest weather and wood the rest of the time, this oblong fire box Western Furnace is une qualed the box is long thus allowing the wood to lay flat on the bottom instead of standing the wood on end. Ask any one you wish who has used the small round fire boxes. They willtell you how unsatisfactory it is to stand wood on end to burn as it goes out so much -easier. . Don't buy until 'you have seen the Western Pipeless, it weighs more and costs less. ' Remember You don't have to cut the wood short if you have a Western. It easily takes wood 20 inches long. 1 V " Let us demonstrate." G.S. HAMILTON Ames. S. nails Brewer, John IT." lumber . Krenre. Edd. reparing of crusner spout ' Ritchey, Johnnie E. haul"- ing lumber, etc. ...... Jones. T Roy rA. work on bridge . . . i . . Jones. Clarence C, patrol man Road District Xo Harding. R M. travel. . Dybsetter, Dan, hauling gravel Loolien. Hans, do Kmg, Fred, do . .. Krng, Alvin, do. Hall, N A. shovel gravel. . Qualey. J E, do. ........ Goplerud. John C. patrol man . . ........ " Road District Xo. .Vt Road Builders Equipment Co, grader grade bit. . . Gladem. B B, work on drag, etc Hobart, A , scraping, etc Steelhammer, A G. boltsl f unrue. Ben. patrolman. . Road District Xo. 57. Snver Falls Timber Co. lumber .... . Road District Xo. RH Larsen, John, work on cul vert HaynsW H. patrolman. Road District Xo. BO. Rieck Arnold, bridge work Rieck.. Herman Sr. bridge - stringers Rieck Walter, bridge work Road District Xo. 65. Blake Compton Co, spikes Collard, W PNravel " Goodenough Bryan, spikes Palmer. V M, for bridge stringers Shepherd, Geo A, hauling gravel 64.00 Paferson, Pearl, do..... 32.00 Stafford. Henry, work; on bridge . . fToodenough, Bryan, do. . . jHannigan, Chester, grad- I ing ..... .Blake Compton Co, haul ing gravel, etc Martin, L H. hauling of gravel , J iPattersoa, Ray. repairing j. . Dridge. etc Patterson Richard, patrol- I man Road DistHot No. 6. Lathrop. Frank W, drag- ' ging. etc . Red, Mat, repair bVidges Road District iNo. 69. i5.bff 20.5 12.00 75.00 67.50 36.00 4.00 50.00 10.00 110.00 92.25 50.62 98.43 113. 112.00 " i 24.00 31.5 52.5 107.50 96.50 52.50 34.25 47.50 Sale of Mining, Property Postponed NEW YORK. Nor. 1. Attor neys for the stockholders' protec tive committee of the Denver and Rio Grande railway announced today that a petition ha been filed -at Denver. Colo., asking postponement for two months of the sale of the Denver property set for November 20 unaer a judgment for 116.000.000 In fa vor of the Pacific interests. The statement issued by the at torneys said the petition has been set down for hearing In the Oma ha court for November is. It is claimed In the petition that the Depver and Rio Grande was wholly- controlled" and. domi nated through Interlocking direc tors by the Missouri Pacific ana the Western Pacific under the leadership of George J. Gould, his associates and three firms ot bankers heading a syndicate which purchased the Western Pacific-bond. . of uaion bakers, who went on first statement. He Urd strike in Mrooklyn today, demanu- r naru.cjr aara b tat termed Ing a flat weekly increase of ffi.l hi back Pon the tear?.- aad reported tonight that nearly an vhop owners had a' ceded to the demands and lers than 300 work men were idle. Mre than 30 of the 2C5 shops signed agree ment, they added. The strike affected between 5000 and C00) workers. bandit m kju:ji:r MEXICO CITY. Nov. 1 Pedro Zamora. bandit leader, has been cperaling In Jalisco and Colima. turrrndered with 15 followers to federal troops today, it waa an nounce J by the war office. The statement adds that his surrender completes establif bment of paee in Mexico. Republicans Confident ofNewYorkPoUlng 507.00 8.64 Durant. L grader Farmer Hdw. Co Ray L, repairs and supplies. -. Hall. Henry, helper on grader . 25.28 Holt Mfg. Co.. The. catei-" pillar parts 14,24 Sims. II. operating grader. 109.00 Paving Plant Account. 10.001 Hoven, Oscar, overseer.-. 172.50 rearce At son, iot L.. cnatn links, etc . . .... . .v . 13.52 Salem Sand & Gravel Co., gravel 604.80 Aumsvilte Paving Plant Account Bones. J M. biacksmithing 2.3j Condit. Ross, land rental. 25.00 Davis Garage, repair work 7.00 Drager. D G, advance for freight on asphalt. . . . .2009.92 Drager, D G, advance for freight on gravel Farmer Hrw. Co, Ray L, repairs Gardner, A D. fin sand. . Herrold, L O. asphaltum. Jensen, IIP. biacksmithing Lewis. Claude, hauling of gravel, etc. - Mielke. Jno F. lace leather Myers, Mrs Daisy, phone calls Nelson Bros, galv Iron etc Oregon G.aln Co, for oil. nails, etc : Pohle & Son, H, springs for engine Purcell. A F, dumping as phalt. etc Purcell. Wm L, running of mixer Simpson. Rene, holding of fresno Spaniol. Jacob, for repair work and material.... 26.00 Speer & Co, A P, tools, oil etc 12.82 Taylor, J W. work on forms, etc .. Watson, W B, work on forms V- a a e West Side Gravel Co. for gravel Zell. K M. work on forms. etc Albus, W J. feeding screen Anderson. Wm. helping to lay forms ............ Bixby, L W, work on forms etc '. . . . . ....... Blake, John, feed crusher Burit, Lucien, driving of truck, etc. ........ . , . 95.00 Colvin, Chas. hauling gra- Vla a w ' Condit, E B. timekeeper. . Condit. Ross, watchman-" Den ham. Chas, hauling ot dirt . . Dozler, A. fresno work etc Ellis. Lester, foreman of crusher 63.9 6.92 140.00 67.99 125.60 40.40 3.60 20-00 21.00 1.60 122.80 48.00 22.75 j 24.50 21.00 1 14.001 10.50 12.25 38.46 14.02 12.25 16.13 3.75 40.92 83.92 3.00 4.95 7.20 2.12 5.00 5.60 4.50 4.00 4.00 7.00 47.00 40.00 1.75 64.00 40.50 . .60 25.00 34.03 19.80 583.87 11.30 11537 ' 4.00 .( 15.50 19.S8 .40 i;.2 40.50 ,16.00 61.00 12.00 63.00 31.50 20.00 16.00 2.00 83.73 108.00 126.00 54.00 151.50 Koehler. Henry, B. belting Oswald Bros, matehes. Road Builders Equipment Co. runner" shoes fresno Salem Sewer Pipe Co, pipe SchmalU ft'Son. N, lum ber, etc."...'.. Travis, N B, repair parts. etc . I iTnion Oil Cb of California; sannail Weissenfels Bros, repair for plant trucks...... Willamette Garage, The, oil. etc Benneth, Kenneth, header Rang Bernlng, C.J, cutting hill. Berning. R J. advance for phone calls, etc Bernlng. R J. overseer. . . Bielemier, George, helper at plant, etc Btelemler, John, paving work, etc 1 Bielemier. Peter, paving engineer, etc .......... 4 Bjellard. FITlman, header gang Bjontegard. Art. greaser. Ruhr. Joe. header gang.. Buhr. John, spreading hot stuff Butch, Alhin. cutting hill. Butch. Lorence, cutting of hill Covey, L W, shoveling hot stuff ,T Folquet. Marion, hot stuff loader Frank, Joe. water boy. . . . Griesenauer, Ed. fresno work, etc Hamausha. Nick, header cans? Hrtterscheid. F D spread ing hot stutf Hick. Vrctor. header gang Hook Marion, header gang etc Hovede. Ole. feeding ele vator ' . . Imper, Rudolph, spreadipg hot stuff, etc Johnson, Walter, header gang ... Keho?. .Nick, night watch. Kluft. Frank, fresno work. Jetc Kluft. Wm. hauling sand. , etc 79.33 Knapp, Herman. header gang Knapp, Robert, do Lacher. Emit, spreading hat sturt Larson. Ola. do Lelnbeck, Ques, weigher, etc 44.00 Lucir, Jim. header gang. 32.00 Ludani?, Nick, shoveling hot stuff 18.00 Ludany, Nick, feeding ele vator, etc 52.50 Maguln. M. spreading hot stuff . Marsoa, Sante, raker, etc. Martin, RJ. hot stuff work Mauss. Leo, unloading as phalt, etc. . . Meidl, Joe. header gang. . Melchier, Hub. plant man Muffenbyter, Joe, header ' boss, etc 52. 5J MUshberger. Walter, for checking trucks, etc.... Otjen. Lorence, unloading asphalt . . . Palace, George, engineer , 1 on roller ............ RIngstead, Ed. grade lev-eler iRingstead, Ed. grademan, NEW YORK. Nov. 1 With con fident predictions or 'rival politi cal leaders tefore them. New York state's more than hree mil lion voters prepared to cast their ballots tomorrow for their choice for presided, governor and other state officers. . The polls will open at 6 a- m. and close at 6 p. m. Political leaders predlef a veritable storm of ballots in many distrlcta where the increase in the-, number of; liglble voter i expected to tax election facilities to the utmost. In Greater New York, with 1. 73.5C5 registered voters in 2737 election districts, it would be necessary tpVvote an average of persons an hoar.' in each dis trict if the entire vcte was cast. In some upstate districts, con ditions are ven more congested. Counting of the vote probably wJll be delayed In many sections. The Democrats declare their op-. ponent's vote In the Republican strongholds or the rural districts will be considerably reduced by bad weather. Republican leaders. however, are confident they will get out record vote. Still Near Orofina Mines Is Captured C RANTS PASS. Ore.. Nov. 1. Sheriff George Lewis with the aid of three deputies last ni;ht cap tared a still which the sheriff said was being operated In the moun tains near here by three men. The men.. were taken into Custody and are now In the county Jail .They are Jack Casey. Jack Maloney and man named Ray. The still was found near the Orofina mines about 15 miles from here. The outfit .consisted of a copper boiler, lead colls and several jugs, about two gallons of moonshine whisky was seized and 50 gallons of prune and grape mash was thrown out. The men will be .Joined over to the federal authorities. Canadian Grain Crops - Estimated Very High WAR MEDALS TO RE MAILED. 75.12 65.5 20.O0 36.0 32.00 36.00 12.00 21.00 7.88 2 . 22.00" 98.00 20.00 40.r.o 16.00 3K.25 53.50 20.00 189.00 84.00 20.00 4.00 52.50 4.50 T8.00 55.00 4.50 16.75 20.00 100.09 75.50 16.00 80.00 WASHINGTON. Nov. 1. The long delay in awarding medals tor distinguished wartime service la the navy and marine corps is about to be ended, it was learned today at the navy department. The decorations which were held up while a naval "board reconsid ered the' awards, 'after a contro versy among naval officers and a subsequent congressional inves tigation last winter, have been mailed to commanding officers of shine and stations for distribution either on Armistice day. Novem ber 11. or Armistice Sunday. No vember 14. OTTAWAOnt.. Nov. 1. An estimate of the Canadian grain crop for 1920 issued today by the dominion bureau of statistics showed that Canada should have l0.000.w bushels of wheat for export la fictu of last year. All other grains showed big In creases overLbe crop of. the pre ceding year. The bureau's" mitnate of the wheat crop la 39J.J41.600 bush-4 eta. against 193.2C0.006 bushels last year. This is some 4,000.000 bushels larger than the estimate two month ago. The bureau's estimate of other .T , . . .. . ' ueia crops ioiiows: Oats. 543.000.000 bushels. against 394.000.000 bushels last year; barley. 65.000.000 bushels, against 56.000.000 bushels last year, aad flax 10.765.000 bushels against 5.472.000- bushels last year. mat - Air. Hoover aara Ur M.- ing is going Into the hue.. . "I believe Mr. Hr:s(." aa Johnson's statement. Mr. Hoover in a sutenest an swering Johnson- said "aoattodr has inlld Senator Jokoaoa." aal alo that "r-publieaa1 etsc&aitaa -except by Senator Job e son tas now gone beyond deatrsrtlTa era Icitm of 'the leatmevtt Is tow upon di'vis-ing a leagn or aa x asxiation that will protect tke p3ltlon of the I'sited States sxa truly accomplish th pre,-rtiUoa of reare Senator Johnson's sUieseat follows: "Mr. Harding says be Lu lin ed his bark upon th league; taat 'r he desires neither reaemtkras nor Interpretations, btii rejerttoa of it and .that, if he-elected he will no: a Jsto the Uarae. "Mr. Hoover says Mr. Harding Is going into the league. I believe Mr. Hardlnr. "It Is stated In toalitt CaT . that Mr. Hoover has some trnder staading with Mr. . Saortridce ' about the league.. -.- - "Mr. ShortridfV Mys Hoover has nothing of the sort. 1 belUve Mr. Shortridgt." '.Mr. Hoover said: - - Somebody has misled Serttoe Johnson as to my statemat mf here I Palo Alto on Sasdar. lirt statement as to Senator lUr4 Ing'a position may refer to sis views of the' !ague:klt Is In accord with of t-ei pressed coa structlv views on 'a' leagae. aa association or society of Battels which Senator Harding proposes to gt into and which alone I aau been discnaaing. - - "Republican discussion. excpt by. Senator Johnson, has o gone beyond destructive eriUctta of 'the league: It is now aot devising 'a league or aa assorts- lion that will protect the poaiuoa of th- 1'nlted State and truly ac- romplifh th preservation ef peace. "Neither Jir. hoonnan myself Is responsible lor stsie- m.'nls by The an r ranc Call." DUBLIN FIGHTS COXTIXIE. DUBLIN. Nov. 1. District In. spector of Police Klllingher was shot and killed last night at Gran ard. At Tullamore a police ser geant was wounded- by an un known man and died. ' Two con stables were shot . dead at Killorg- lin last night. A police patrol was attacked In Abbey Dorney. a con stable being killed and two others wounded. A constable was also wounded at Causeway. Armed civilians captured and destroyed the Littleton police bar racks yesterday, taking- all arms and ammunition. In Trallee a naval driver was wounded and reprisals followed, the city hall and a shop belnc turned. RADIUM LS MI&SIXQ UTICA. N. Y.. Nov. 1. In an effort to locate a milligram of ra dium valued at $13,000. careless ly dropped by a woman patient In the raxton hospital today, work men oegun to dig up the sewers near the hospital. The n.ioeral was the property of Dr. George M. Fisher and was used on the woman's breast In the hope of curing cancer. Because It irritated her, the woman, who did not appreciate the value of the ra dinm. went to a bathroom, tcok the bandage off aad threw it away. Candidates Exchange Wire Appreciated . NEW TORK. Nov. 1. The fc- lowlog telegram from Governor Cox to his running mate, Fra.it- lin D. Roosevelt, was made ptk lie: "You have made a brill last aal effective campaign. I eoarrai- late you and thank you coat heartily for It- All "good wistes for you and yours," Mr. Roosevelt replied: "Many thanks for your tee gram. It has been a privUega be your team mate la this fUt for honesty and IdeaU. Ye have contributed greatly to the ever--, living cause ot progressive deooe racy. The Roosevelt family sends its warmest regards to all of T" and hope v may have a resaloa soon." ' . Read the Classified Ads. WW- aaaaaaaaaafcal ' " 1-4 M V AT VOUSI DStyCCaT Reward is Offered for Finding Aged Hunter j ROSEBURO. Ore.. Nov. 1. A 1 reward of $200 has been offered by Mrs. Joseph Rohrer. wife of the I aged hunter who was lost in the! mountains of the North Cmpqua, river several weeas ago lor llnd. ing her husband dead or alive. J Searching parties are now in the: woods endeavoring to get some I trace of the lost man. ! U") A; LEARM TO DRAW ! JOO US VOva BUSK AM) A HO US Wl WU MAX Wtt aXtsnurto ami aooauxr Am rutau wtthoct amr cbst t vou. sockx nsnoasiD sv tsxlukzit sewvaftaa mrtrart amo rajaous Ajrrrrri Qirreapaatocaice Inatnactioo arad Local QaaM 4 a i Ktw io2 crrv Roosevelt Says League is Bigger Than Elections POCGHKEEPSIE. N. Y.. Nov. 1 Declaring that the league of nations is bigger than elections. Franklin D. Roosevelt ended his campaign tonight, telling friends; at a rally in his honor that the -I election will determine whether the United States will "carry out the divine adjuration, 'peace on earth, good will to men.' " He said that the league refer endum transcends in Importance every other Issue and that before il the question of personalities has faded into the background. For this reason, he said, he de sired no complimentary vote on the morrow. - , . After the' rally Mr. Roosevelt left for Hyde Park, where he will receive returns with bis family. Light Your Farm Buildings with the Fairbanks Morse 6 n i H i ff I r r if Lot L. Pearce & Son .' 236 North ComiaercUl Street" ri a r. E 11 mi t i- to- i r jta i t kit. 4 a . .-aCL