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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1920)
'i FRIDAY MORNIKG,. DECEMBHU 24. 1020 ' y ' ' . SSIOHERS GOURT Following b the official publication of the record of claims before the Marion county commissioners court for the Dec term,: 1920 with the amount allowed, bills continued, etc, ac cording to the records in the - office of the county clerk. ; (Continued from Thursday) patching George, Walt, roads March. Norm, ditching. . . Russell, C-. W., ditching etc:... v...;,. ....;... Russell. Dale, shoveling 38.50 10.00 10.00 gravel . . . . ..... . . . . . . Russell, II. E., hauling gravel, etc Watt Sbipp Powder Co- powder, etc.. . -.- Russell, S. U., patrolman Road District No. 32 Boedigheimer, Albert, put ting in tile.. Glrrell. G. E., hauling gravel, etc. . .. Road Dist. No. 30, Linn county, Oregon gravel . . Spenner, Frank, sawing - out tree. Yoder, J. E., hauling grav el .................. . Lambert, L. 8., patrolman Road District No. 33 Dechado, Will., rollennan Titze, Adolf, dragging. . . . Etzel, P. T.. hauling rock Meidling, John, loading t rock . . . . . ...... ...... Niedling, G. J., do....... FreresA ; Theodore, drag . ging, . etc.. . . .. . . ... Etzel. Frank, hauling rock 4.00 45.50 13.40 68.00 3.00 43.50 42.00 2.00 12.00 32.00 22.50 3.50 3.00 2.00 2.00 13.50 6.00 Yhy You Should Buy Scotch Woolen Mills I! Made to Order Clothes Mills clothes come back '..., . : . "' . , Men vho buy Scotch Woolen for more. , They get styles that' please; Inside nd. out materials that wear; Inside cad out tailoring that holds the shape and all at a moderate price. i That's what is meant by a dollar's value for every dollar charged. ,..:.:' ',,;.-.:i. j : That's why Scotch Woolen Stills Clothe, made to order, capture the biggest market the average man.: First you see the cloth in the piece. Ton can examine it inside and out. Yon can. ce that it is made of good long fibre wool. (- , ' : Then you can pick out just the style yon want; select your own taste in linings? and, best of all, yon know the salt is to be made for YOU and that the fit and hang of the gar ment will be perfect. , Order now. Dependable all-wool suits as low as $33.00. Scotch WoofetffiMs Store ' .' 4320 State Street v. " A Peirfect Loaf Reflects a Perfect Method Behind every effect is a cause. 3 Back of every perfect achievement is a reason In the perfect loaf of BREAD the economi cal and the efficient can see the result of scientific preparation and care. . i The BREAD that' stands every test always '' HOLSUM BREAD V Made for yoii by the Cherry City Baking Com pany Tlte Last Day ToftigKt at six o'clock ends the biggest Christ mas v?e have ever done. We are looking for warcf toXrecbrd-breaking day today and we might say that those who came early will have the fullest hopes in gift buying realized. Do your buying early this morning. 4 lbs. CANDY $1.00 This candy, is the best grader guaranteed ab solutely pure. . Salem Variety Store 152 North Commercial StreeF 6.00 .6.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 14.00 1.35 7.90 136.80 7.00 (7.00 U.00 7.00 6.00 31. GO 1.95 3.00 1.75 7.00 1.00 . 4.51 7.36 22.75 4.00 8.00 15.0 15.00 20.00 C.30 2.10 11.00 4.00 16.00 21.60 Welter, Albert, do ; Etzel, J. V., do......... Wagner, Leo., loading rock Wagner, Philip, do Preres, Wendel, do. ...... Prere8, P. C, patrolman. . : Road District No. 34 Oregon Statesman, pub. rd. meeting notice ....... . Road District Xo. 37 Sloper Bros. Cockle, nails Smith Mill, E. B., lumber Buttler, Vance, dragging and grading Caathorn. Henry, do Belief. Edward, decking bridge Smith, Walter, decking bIdge.......,.. De Coster, Anther, do. . . . Hoyser, Geo. M., patrolman " Road District Xo. 38 Oregon Statesman, pub. rd. meeting notice Salem Sewer Pipe Co., pipe Grit ton, W. A., cleaning ditches. . . ... .... ..... Hampton. L. W.f do Scott, J. E., notary's fee . . -Whelan, E. F., hauling gravel, etc. Whelan, M. J., hauling gravel, etc Trick, T. D., patrolman.. Road District Xo. 40 Short. R. T., removing tree Work. C. H., ditching.... Kanoff, W. H., hauling rock Richards, E. J., patrolman Road District Xo. 41 Oregon Gravel Co.. gravel Chas. K. Spaulding Log ging Co., lamber. ..... Welty, George, hauling ' gravel .............. Welty, Theodore, cleaning : culvert, etc. Welty, O., patrolman .... Oregon Gravel Company gravel ". ;i Welty,, George, hauling " : gravel, etc. Welty, G. patrolman . . , Road District Xo. 45 Drager, D. O., Cash adv. to L. E. Hennies. . . . . . Edwards, Arthur, scraping Ricnter, Arthur, hauling gravel, : etc. . . : ..... i . Mickenham, W., hauling .gravel...;...;....... ' Morris. Alva, scraping... Peebles. A. E., hauling gravel Kunkes Arthur, shoveling Wilson, W. H. do. Morris, G. L., patrolman Capital Journal, The, pub. Rd. meeting notice. ... Hubard, I. W., hauling gravel, etc. . Denham, C. E., hauling gravel ; . 1. . : ... . .'. : . Culver, Robert, holding slip, etc Coats. James, hauling gv'l Scharbach, Alex, slip work Girardin, L. S., hauling 'rravel, efic I Pitman, Waren, slip work Roeenbaum, N., patrolman I Road District Xo. 47 Hooper, E. A., building foot bridge McAllister, C L. do. McAllister, Dexter, do McAllister, V. J., do. Oregon Grain Co, Lumber for foot, bridge. ...... Feiber, C. A., dragging.. Hooper, E. A., fixing bdge McAllister, C. L., pat'lman Road District Xo. 48 Feller, Fred, hauling rock McMillan, E. G., dragging. etc. West. Albert, hauling g'vT Road District Xo. 40 Hughes, W. W., lod drag work Monitor Lumber Co. Imbr Owre, P. W., lod drag work .... if ......... . Stone, Albert, lod drag work, etc . .' Sweaney, Frank, replank- ing bridge.. Sweaney, Geo. W., log drag work; ete. Welnacht, M., log drag work . . . . J . ...... McKee, Chas. A., patrol-. man ... . . f Road District Xo. 51 Farrier, Violes. building & repairing culverts Moisan, F. ' A., hauling lumber ............. Robertson. C. G:. building and cleaning culverts. . McAllister. J. J., patrol'n l Road District Xo. 52 Dunigan, Edw. Sr., patrolman Ringwall, Carl, hauling gravel ............. Bartruff, Joe. ditching... Dunigan, E. A.. Jr. Do. Dunigan, H. W. Do. Dunigan; M. R. Do. Dunigan. Edw., Sr., patrol man Road District Xo. 53 Brewer. J. H., lumber.. Road District Xo. 5t Lovlien. Hans, hauling gravel , Qualey. - J. E., shoveling gravel 14.00 Hall. N. A. Do. 7.00 Goplerud, John C, patrol man Road District Xo. 57 Ames. S., nails Ei3enhart, Fred, hauling gravel Gordon, Harold, shoveling gravel .............. 1 Hicks. William P., grad ing Xicol, William, shoveling gravel Staiger. Jacob, hauling gravel Town. Beverly, Do. Smith, E. T.. patrolman Road District Xo. 59 Zell. G. E.. hauling grav. Davidson, T. L., hauling grade with" tractor. . . . Huffman. Roy, plowing and scraping 21.00 Blundell. Percy, hauling grader ........ ..... 10.00 Anderson, R. E., patrol. man Road District Xo. 60 Garrett. C. E. shoveling gravel, etc 1 ...... . Kruger Joe. ditching, etc Richardson, O. S-, - Do. Kimseyi J. E., patrolman Road District Xo. 61 Mullen, Charley, gravel hauled St. Paul Sand & Gravel Co.. gravel Buyserie, Alphonse J. Pat rolman - Road District Xo. 02 Baker, Chester A., driving team on drag Collard. Pierce, gravel . . Girod, Paul, dragging.... Weise, Howard, hauled . gravel McCormick, Lee, patrol man , Road District Xo. 04 Ferschwrtler, L. G., lum ber Rubens, Al.. hauling lumber Rubens, Joseph, patrol man Road District Xo. 5 Nusom, Francis, hauling bridge plank ......... Chas K. Spaulding Lor- ging Co.. lumber. Paquette, Stephen, build ing culvert Becker, E. C, grading... Patterson. Ray. B. String ers, building culvert etc Patterson, Richard, patrol man i 40.00 Road District Xo 66 Ashford, Geo., hauling lumber Lathrop, Frank W, repair ing culvert, etc. Road District Xo. 67 Mullen. Charles, hauling gravel King. A. W., repairing ma cadam : Lilly Hardware Co, spikes Van Handel. J. B., lumber furnished Downing, E. C. patrolman Road District Xo. 88 Cooley 4c Sons, hauling gravel, etc.... Nettleton, George, gravel Salem Hardware Co., shov- ' els. axe. etc Cooley, H. W., patrolman . Road District Xoi 89 Foster; N. R., r hauling gravel, etc. 7.00 3.80 14.00 57.00 40.00 3.60 4.00 1.75 4.00 26.88 19.25 5.75 7.00 13.00 67.90 49.00 45.50 1.35 34.98 12.50 60.37 2.20 17.50 22.50 13.50 62.00 19.50 3.07 6.50 21.50 ' 9.75 5.25 13.00 7.00 7.00 37.50 1.65 10.50 7.00 21.00 7.00 21.00 28.00 10.50 12.00 7.00 8.00 7.00 3.50 19.29 6.00 1.75 9.75 21.00 16.19 14.00 6.00 19.14 12.00 33.00 5.25 19.00 12.00 7.50 3.50 7.00 1.75 13.50 12.00 215.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 21.00 15.84 Do. Do. .Do, 46.00 52.50 52.00 47.50 37.50 68.00 76.00 42.50 118.25 8.00 44.00 20.00 28.00 5.88 105.00 .35 3.00 28.00 570.00 7.25 19.25 45.00 2.25 15 00 10 0 0 6.00 10.00 15.00 15.00 14.00 37.50 4.00 Jefferson, R. C, shoveling gravel ....... Kennedy, Abe Melen, E.. Morgan, Vergil, Wsltman Charley, hauling gravel Waltman. Lester, shovel ing gravel Weisner, Archie Do. De Sart. Glenn, hauling . ' jr&Tcl De Sart, W., overseer. . . Eggiman, Albert, hauling gravel Gerber, Elden, shoveling gravel Hanny. John, hauling g'vl Janz, A. F., Do Janz, R. J., grading and hauling gravel Kuenzi. 1L A., shoveling gravel Kuenzi. Herman, hauling gravel Liechty, Francis, spread ing gravel. Lovre, John, hauling ' gravel Mikkelson, Carl, shoveling gravel- Miller. J? U.. Do........ Steffen, Peter, hauled gravel, ete. ........... Wenger, Ed., shoveling ' gravel Wenger, Oscar, Do Wenger, Robert, Jr., haul ing gravel, etc. ....... Wenger, Rbbert, Sf, ditch ' ing Wenger. Will, shoveling gravel . . ; IUnmI District Xo. 90 Peters, Otto, cleaning out ditches Funrew, Syvert. hauling gravel " Davenport, Floyd, patrol man ............... Chas. K. Spaulding Log ging Co., lumber. Pacific highway", north-acct. . . . Barhan, B. G.. building Culverts. Pacific high way, soulh-acct Salem Sewer Pipe, Co., . pipe Elison. t Henry, shoveling and ditching. Nelson. K. M., Do Ramey. F. A., doing slip . . work . Zimmerman, Gilbert, shov eling and ditching. . . Laur, Ed.. Do. Kellis, Jacob. Do Jergenson, Thorvil, shov eling and holding slip Jersenson. Christian. Do. Looney, George, driving team 10.00 Looney, D. 11.. team only on sup ana piow culverts Barhan, G. S., supt. work, etc., bldg culverts.... Gentry . ' Van Kpten, blacksmlthing' ....... Hill, J. B., pail Hlnz. A. B.. nails Jefferson Mill Company, Cement and Ibr Libby it Son. A. C. hauled cement, ete 25.10 Barhan, G. S, culvert head Walls 92.75 1.75 7.00 1.75 1.75 6.00 3.50 3.50 7.00 25.75 7.00 4.00 10.50 14.00 30.00 6.09 7.00 4.00 14.00 4.00 4.00 . 4.19 10.00 13.25 20.19 1.50 9.25 2.00 3.00 2.00 244.62 127.60 28.00 30.00 30.00 48.00 25.00 25,00 ..15.00 20.00 20.00 8.50 183.00 81.50 7.00 7.00 74.92 31.75 2.00 712.51 125.00 125.00 125.00 115.50 125.00 125.00 143.00 14.75 33.95 27.57 4.50 12.75 5.00 2.50 10.50 75.88 3.30 70 50 98.22 Epperly, N. O.. Do. 93.56 White. Geo., Do 108.37 Skelton. W. M.. Do 60.16 Lasaux, C. F., Do lt.iii 22.00 7.00 10.50 12.25 18.00 72.40 30.00 t Feller, Fritz, Do Swenwold. L. E.., Do..... Barhan, G. S., Do....... Arstill. Homer, shoveling and ditching ZO.uu Gentry, E. D., shoveling, etc Gentry & Van Koten, blacksmlthing Nelson, K. M., shoveling and ditching Smith & Fontaine, shovels. devices, etc , West. Albert, team on slip scraper Jorgenson. Julious. shov elling and ditching.... Ramshire, Ivan, work on slip scraper ......... Sporenborg. John, shovel ing dirt Stephens, G. P., shoveling dirt Loveland, L., team on slip Elison, Henry, holding - slip, etc Nellis. Jacob, shoveling and ditching Laur. Ed. holding; slip and shoveling Jergenson. C. L., Do.... Jorgcnsen.. Thorvil. shov .eling. etc Ramey, F. A., work with slip ley, D. II., plow, and slip work, etc.... 7.50 16.70 54.37 9.60 17.50 11.70 4.00 7.50 24.00 7.50 5.00 2.50 40.00 70.00 70.00 101.87 93.75 11200 ' 6.66 Swenwotd, H' E., 'Do.... 55.75 10S.0O Stephens.. G. II., hold slip and shoveling March. X.. shoveling and' ditching Deerfler. Lee. hold slip and shoveling West. Homer, work on slip Rutsl. Kermlt. shoveling and ditching Russell. Hugh. Do Loveland. L., work on slip Loveland. C, Do Russell. C. W.. holding . plow, ete Hahn. Edwin W., patrol man Adams. Ray, digging ditch Berry. II. L.. Do Hill. Lynn. Do Oh mart. R. V.. Do Westenhouse, W. W, overseer Truck account Allen. E. J., gas, oil. stor age Baker. J. A., worked on trucks Barr, Theo M:, repairs.. Barton, R. D.. repairing magneto slip ring.... Burns, W. E., Burn. Dan repairs Drager, D. G. cash adv. for gas, etc Fraser, A. L., rep. radia tor Hansen. A. M, wind shield Vat in Hildebrandt & Co., W. II. repairs .......... Hull. O. J. distributor cur tains and repair work Jorgensen, Ira, repair work Koehrlng Machine Co.. X. W. pistons Liberty Machine Shop, re- pairing Union Oil Co., of Calif.. axle grease Quackenbusb, G. G., tires. etc ' , . . Branch, A. C, driving truck Bruns, J. A., Do Clare, Chase. Do Heckraan. Chester, repair work on trucks - Hensley, Ralph, worked on tracks ... Hill. M. O., driving truck Caterpillar acct Bartruff, Robt., engineer and nse of car Fair Grounds Shops, weld ing link Gentry tc. Van Koten. scar ifier teeth sharpened, etc ................ Holt. Jfg. Co., the, truck wheel, ele Jefferson garage, gas and Zerolene Jorgensen. Ira, sharpen ing scarifier teeth .... Kobow. C." A., operating : grader Van Cleave. L. M.. Do. . . . Sim. H., operating grader, etc, Sowa. Paul, repair work Aumsville Pav.U lant acct. Puree 11. bert. sawing wood 2.25 Salem Paving plant acct. Caldwell Co.. J. D.. catch er and spacer, ete.... Capital City Transfer Co., coal .' Hoven, A. O., foreman and use. of car. Hoven, Otto. A. C. Man Oregon. .State, Highway commission. rental of truck. Market road No. 6 account I. . . . Blake-Compton Co., gravel - hauled Cutsforth. F. H.. looking after gravel J.... Cutsforth. John, foreman Harper, Ralph, putting in tile, etc Messer, John. Do Market Rd No.- 14 acct Hall. George, checkm in at bunkers Opera House Garage , en- .eine repairs St. Paul Sand & Gravel Co.. rravel furnished during Oct 432.00 Market Rd. No. 16 account Norten, Claud, hauling water .. H Market . Rd. No. 26 acct Empey. I. M., work on grade Hoven, Oscar, patching rd. etc J. Minner, John, grade kork Pederson, A., Do. . . .. . . . Reihen. G. , taking out mail "boxes. etc... ... Shepherd. Elvln, moving roller Van Cleave. L. M.. operat ing rrader Market Rd. No. 27 acct Oregon Grain Co.. lumber Market Rd. No. 29 acct Dozler. A., hauling gravel 10,50 Pound. O. A.. Do... .... 8.75 Simpson. Frank, shoveling gratel 5.00 Sutton. Lee. shoveling gravel Wolf, Frank, hauling grav el Zuber. Martin Miscellaswoui Market Roads Mcllwain. Wm.. grading. etc i 129.00 Oregon Gravel Co.. gravel 157.50 Salem Sand & Gravel Co. gravel 45.90 Jensen, Chris, spreading gravel, ete Lewis. Claude, hauling gravel Wolf. Geo., ditching, shov eling, etc Bishop. Nick. hauling gravel Grim. K. B.. Do. ........ Hunt. P. J., gravel Kraus. Ed.. spreading gravel c Trout. C.. hauling gravel Zimmerman, A. J. grading Snyder. "A. C; patrolman Acct. Joint With Linn Count y Barr. Theo M.. pipe for Mehama bridge 20.90 Dawson.- Ralph, painting Mehama bridge........ Domogalla. Frank. Do... Drager. D. G.. adv. for freight on angle, j...; Gilmer. John W., painting bridge Northwest Bridge it Iron Co.; angles for Mehama bridge , . . . Oregon State Highway commission, engineering etc, Mehama bridge... 286.33 Parker Banfield. pay't on contract work. Me hama bridge.... 5003.7$ Rasmussco' it Co., paint.. 24.75 Berringer, G. E. acct work at Mehama terry...... 4.00 Bodiker, John. Do .-' 2 00 448.00 7.75 7.10 5.50 593.17 196.00 14.00 24.50 11.00 8.00 Brown. R. A- operating boat at Mehama. Foster. A. L., raise ferry boat , Galloway. E. E.. work cn ferry boat Galloway. Rc-llie. work at N. Santiam ferry Merrills. C. helping oper ate ferry Miller. V . W carpenter work Miller. John, handling fer ry Patton. S. J., work at ferry Trask. Loyd. helped raise ferry Tucker. Earl, handling ferry Miorellanrous Arronats Adams tc Co.. J. D-. grader rr pairs Ashby. Claude C, foreman tool bouse Barr, G. I., repairs on wat er . tank Chapman. James, repair work on roads, etc... Coast Culvert A Flume Co. Jarmin road flier... . Crowell. R. X. gravel haul ing Culver, W. J road matter. salary and expenses... Culver. W. J., advance for express on repairs, ete Dawson. Ralph, repaired pavement, ete Domogalla. Frank, hauled gravel, ete Electric Machinery it En gineering Co.. The. watt lamps, etc. for tool house Fiedler. Earl, worked on shed, etc Gilmer. John W. helped on pavement, etc.... Herrick. B. B.. nse of car acct surveying Hunt. James B.. service as viewer, etc... Johnson. F O.. deputy roadmaster. salary and expenses Lambert. L. S.. Do Linde Air Products Co. Pacific coast, oxygen.. McClain. W. S.. repairing ferry boat at Buena Vista ' IMehl. Bert J-. work on maps, ete Miller. C. M.. lumber. . . . Moo res it Co.. Ross road viewer's reports.. Nelson. N. C. eyebolts for water waron Oregon Gravel Co.. gravel 1218.30 Oregon State Highway Commission. - . repairs, etc. for trucks Pacific Tel. t TeL Co. The phone ana cau at tooi-bouse Pacific Tel. it TeL Co. The phone and calls road master's office Pallas. George. . moving ' roller Porter. A. R-. operating Bnena Vista Ferry.. Porter, A. R- adv. to John McCann for labor Portland Rly. Light and Power Co., power at R. 75 oo New York Crime Epidemic !t Rapidly Wcmn 2.50 10.62 11.00 22.50 7.50 30.00 2-00 3.50 2S.S0 125.00 6.00 S3.50 211.96 451.10 251.73 14.42 115.00 112.50 - 5.40 20.00 108 00 t.OO 11.08 179.45 35.87 4.40 1.00 81.00 325 1.00 2.00 154.56 4.05 6.50 12.00 85.00 2.00 ed the year's uowfol ar"?" with a lOBfklcg Carina bration. The ent?ruiBtaet b ran with soars by tfce tl.!Jr-, choir, one of which was tp!-T composed for and dedtcaua v thoM wfco hamaa keartt" prompt-d tb ta e4 food is j clothing to the children la tke'r darkest hoar. Around the ChrUtmas tre wr a naihff of deformed asd rr Boarished chi!dra vkMii low bail, were sent to Jail by ( fca showed that aasch mors man i nruimas raats wox1, needed to rrtorm then to Their feature brixbtea wtea tby saw the cifta aad their parents whispered: . th Am erica a father Christmas has st forcotten yoa." President ILxlaUrh aad 'ltr members of the goveraraeat br expred gratitude to the rttxf committee. NEW YORK. Dee. 22. New York's crime epidemic appeared to b waning rapidly today before Intensified police activities, sup ported by drastic me as a res of criminal court Judge. Eighty-four men. most of whom trevioutiy nac oeen released in jo dees in the ronrt of general -lion, when the amount of the sureties were ralsej so hirb that the prisoners could not fnmta tbetn. lull amountlac tt I IiO . 000 was ordered for re. ted la the cases of Co others who failed to appear. Announcement was made that on Monday 500 m-m will b started on a course of Intensive training, preparatory to joining the regular police -force. Utile Steamer Dora Rests i Under Water After Service SEATTLE. Dec. 22. The littl wooden steamer Dora which struck m rock on Noble Island Monday and was beached on the east shore of Vancouver Island, lies at the bottom of 42 feet of water, wrecked In almost ralra weather after 40 years of service on the Alaska coast la which her many battle with the storms of the north seas care her the nanr? of -Bulldog of the North Pacific." A message received here tonight from Vancouver. II. C said the vessel had flipped off tb beach and was a total loss. The Dora left Seattle last Fri day In the service of the Bering ea FUheriea company, bound for Dutch Harbor. Alaska. Ten mem ber of the crew and United States Marshal Paul Buckley of Dutch Harbor were picked ap by the steamship Admiral Rodman and brought here yesterday. Girl J cmps From Car Fraciaruit Shz2 t3 ANGELES. Dee. 22 vir, Howard. 15-year-! J fc!th srVoM student of Ramona Acre, died u a hospital at A I ham bra. Bar fcrr early today frwa a frailer of ti. skull received lat airbt wnea L jamped from mevtag aatomobu aeervdlng to reports o3 m ia ti hertfr office here. AerwCmr ta officers Invettieitiec tVe rsas ter. her art foHosred the brakt-r of his engagement to her Ij tUri Pyie. 17. rrocery cierx of IUnKs4 Acre. Pyle Is la the rots:? Ki her vending coeplf tUis cf u investigation. The girl aad Pyle were era. nm ct aa aatomobile partr en tirely composed of yoaag -o; e. It was said. 54.00 15.00 4.00 42.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 6.00 2.50 A-60 4.00 14.00 14.00 (To b? continued) Knickerbockers Beaten by Stokum Aggregation The final contest of the busi ness men's class at the Y. M. C. A. terminated with a banquet for the contesting teams. ' In the final game the team under Stok um defeated the Kn.ckerbocker team, thereby winning the eon test by 11 points. The last game was by' far the fastest placed in that class, enthusiasm reaching a very high pitch when Stockum's players scored several times and tied with tiieir opponents! who had maintained a lead through- out practically the whole contest. At the banquet George tt. Huz and O. L. Oieson were elected to lead the teams for the next tourn ament. Hug appointed O.J. Hull as his lieutenant, and Oieson named C. Paulus. In the handball tournaments last night the results were as fol lows: Eyre and Franklin defeat rd Elbert and Butler. 21-17 and 21-12: Harris and Knowland de feated Winslow and Shields 21 17. 16-21 and 21-12: and Gin prich and Smith defeated Hug and Newmyer. Totals In handball are now: Woman's Committee Wanis Increase in PoUce Force SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 23. utr authorities today were re quested by the woman's vigilant commute to increase the police lorce sufficiently to rid the city of all undesirables. Recent at tacks by gangsters upon young women prompted the request. Despite Increased virtlance, 13 residence roboeries, with aa ag gregate property loss of 11000. two attempted burglaries frus trated by women and one arrest on a burglary charge ware re ported today. Joseph Rhode. allegd keeper or a gambling house, was convicted by aj cry today of contributing to the delinquency of Jam E. Ldwards. Jr.. of New Orleans. Rhodes was charged with induc ing the youth to attend an al leged gambling club owned by him where the boy lost $700. accord ing to his report to the police This was the first conviction of us Kina in California In many years according to the police. Body of Bishop Charles Batch is Laid to Rest Ohio end California Are in Fine Trla SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. j The Ohio Stat t"Blvfri:y til the University cf Calltorata too., hall squads, opponent la U annual New Year's day Eart-feit contest at the Pasadeaa T?srta- ment of Rose, practiced leUr pretlout to departure soata. . The Pacific coaat caf rm. champloasp raetleed oa tic home gridiron at Berkeley ca a muddy turf and la a drivlerrala. The westerncon feresce ctaa plon also went throat a tslr workout oa a wet field at IV a Alto. 30 miles south o? San Fraa elseo. The eastern representative lt.1 Palo Alto fr the sooth at 4 o'clock. The California will leave tomorrow for den a. snail Pass- NEW YORK. Dee. 22. The body of the Right Reverend Charles Sumner Burcb. bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York was laid to rest to day beside his predecessor In the crypt of the cathedral of SL John the Divine. Burial rites for the bishop, who died suddenly last Monday, were attended oaly by members of hi family. They followed an Im pressive public runeral which brought pproxlmately 20.000 per sons to the rreat edifice. Among those preat were Governor Alfred E. Smith and bis military staff: Mayor John F. Hylsn. J. P. Morgan aad Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was one of the honorary i 1 1 bearer. Fire Sweeps Portion Galveston S. P. Dqu GALVESTON". Tex- Dec 22. Damage placed at 1 4 90.009 re sulted her this afternoon fire spread by an explosion aVc:i the oil barr Bolikow swept a portion of the Southern Tc.': docks. Two men are know to U dead and two lnlnrA Th. r- . kow wasa total loss, while t-i steamships El Occident. Aset- berg and. Hastnat were darasrV, Part of the dock aad a grata ca valor conveyor also bnrned. Captain W. Mackenzie, nn'i of the British ship Ascheaberr, brought hi vessel aately throsxi a blazing inferno into th chaaaeL The Hastnat suffered only a'-U damage. 43.00 17.50 39.00 391.00 353.40 615.00 54.00 Marr-Oli-on Hamilton-Young Harrison-Miaier Gingrich-Smith . Hariri s-Knowland Eyre-Franklin . , Farrar-Johason . lbert-Butler . . Dense-Utter . . . . Ilug-Newmyer .. Staley-liellinger Winglow-Sblelds 2 3 I 1 e w o 0 0 o o l l 2 looo 1000 1000 .666 ,.666 .seo .333 .333 .000 .000 .00 .000 MESSAGE fiEXT COPE White Lead Output Control Revealed by Trust Inquiry NEW YORK. Dec. 23- Flv manufacturing concerns controll ing more than 95 per cent of Am erica's white le?d output were accused of collusion and price fixing today by New York's "building trust Inquiry. The capital stock of these cor porations approaches 1400.000. G00 and the joint legislative com mittee conducting the inquiry was told today that they maintained LONDON. Ic. 22. Dr. John U Cope, commander of the Bri tish Imperial ana ret le expedition, ha seat th following neraare from Port Stabler, capital of the Falkland Islands. "Sailing from here December -0 with full equipment and dors. Hope to land at Graham's Decem ber 25. Ail tire party welL Ex rct to near from ns la IS months oood-bye Commander Cope, with four companion, purpoee spending It moBiai in surveying aad charting the western shorH of Weddll Fea and In rientlfie work In the Antarctic. The party will lire la tents and huts sad will depend for fresh m?at oa seals and penguins. West Orange Youngsters mU Receive PresrJU WEST ORANGE. N. J- Dec. 21 Recalling the days when fc to was a boy best upon pil.arT-f jam larders and mother's pies si out to rool Recorder Jotra B. Lander heart softened today he issued aa order that brosrtt Joy to three West Orange yoatr iters. Hailed tefcr th recorder, a trio of mischief-maker was sen tenced to receive no ChrHtTstt presents, to take no part la Tal tide celebration and to go to V4 at 6:20 o'clock earn alxbt for a month. Citizens Intervened, protest'if that th pnnl.hraent was too se vere. Toaifht the senteac ws suspended over Chrltm eve.s rhristma and Saata Class notified. - Laugh & Grow Fat WITH Fatty Arbuchle Christmas Is Celebrated j by Happy Vienna Children i VIENNA. Dee. 23. The Amer-' lean relief administration of the' European children's fund crowd-! j 1175 equal prices. 31.60 89.50 10.00 11.00 3.83 10.00 45.00 Robert J. Foster, chief investi gator for the National Steel K rec tors association, was arrested t- j night on two indictments return-1 ed today by the extraordinary t.rand Jury considering the evi dence given before the Loekwf.od committee. He was held In t2. iPO bail and directed to appear iKrember 28 before Justice ile Avo. One indietinent charges tha oa lecemtr 16 when a witness be fore the Lock wood coramif.ee. I osier will ii 11 rcfusel to t estify and the other that on the same de he refused to produce bKks aul dorunif-ntf In his portteision. In one of the indictments it Is alirred that tb Naticnal Steel lire tors association annually rccted or controlled erection of lwoth!rd of tb structural n for Gliding purposes" thrdughout the United SUtes. Dried Beet Pulp We have a car of iIo!ajue Dried Beet Pu!p enroute and are making special low prices on advance order to be taken off car. Place your orders at once and ie cure the benefit of the special price EASTERN CORN The car wfc received yesterday i jrinjr fast to better place your orders now o that you will be jure of having it when needed. The price i rlht. SPECIAL SCRATCH FOOD , Now have utock after' bcin out for 4ome time for this Fjwtrial Scratch ami are making the prke away down. It' a dandy gwd feed. f I Thone ICO. D. A. WHITE & SONS 25 State St. Salem