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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31. 1922 ' COMMISSIONERS' - COURT (Continued from page 2) BrM,JIan ft W. E Mis cellaneous repairs . tor . trucks, ete.! . ... .-. .. ; cSsfek & Tate, treldinf, . castings, etc. . . . . .... I Cook. J. L., foreman .. . Culver, J.:4c-, roadmaster's alary and express.'. . . Cclw. W. J., cash ad t. for expressage, etc. . . Paws, Willis, operating R. roller Douf hton & Marcus, hard ware supplies ........ Driger, D. G., cash adr. for freight ' on gravel, etc. '. i .v. . .. . . .. rrrr Hdw. Co.; Ray I, ; nails,n brush, etc. . i . . Glass &T trudhomme q., patrolman blanks '. Coulet, : Olen A.,- getting till and fresno K'. . Goulet, i W. H., Co. com mission, salary t an! expenses joonson,, F. O., deputy roadmaster's salary and expenses . V . . I . . . . ; v ' Jorkensen, Ira, tires, ,' rack shoes, etct . . . '. . . Lambert, L. 8., deputy ' roadmaster's salary and 'expenses ............ McDonald, M., making V. digging bar, etc. ; . . Mielke, John P., bolts, packing, clamps, etc. . . Miseler. J. H., crusher re- pairs, etc. . . . . . . . . . . , Mutochler. H. J., Iron,' i bolts, etc. ...... . ... . . The, Pacific Tel. A-Telg. Co., telephone services The Pacific Tel. " Telg. telephone serylces The Presto Lite Co., Inc. presto lite .......... . Portland Ry.; Light and Power Co.: watt lamps 24 3.9 i Reasoner, D.' B. & Ray, 388.14 i t 44. SO 170.00 299.30 ' 5.87 27.50 18.20 C71.40 19.19 '37.92 - 4.50 116.60 -fitl '' ' 240.10 91.96 278.40 5.00 15.66 f 4.75 ,20.14 5.95 9.83 travel , 64.80 I for Julia D. Hustel . . Rubens, Joseph, ,patrol- Klum. Nellie B.. relief 8.00 mdn 24.00 Road District No. 20 Kayde, Tom, hauling grader Kaplinger, Wm. P., patrol man West Side Gravely Co., screnings and gravel.. 276.00 Pacific Highway North . Gire, Paul, work on grade 12.00 Road DlMtrict Xo. 16. Elton, August, gravel. .. . 13.90 Harding, R. M., do 48.00 Phllkrick, George, do Bennett, Arda, driving tractor. . . Johnson, Walderman, sbov eling gravel Stevens, Ted, hauling gravel Carter, Rossel, shoveling 25.00 25.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 20.00 20.00 10.00 15.00 Lucler, Mrs. Louise, do. Lunn, Mrs. O. C, do. . . Miller, James, do. . . 11.25 Miller. Mrs. Vina H.. do. Mack, E. A., do Moxjey, Eliza E., do Nagle. Fred and Elisee. do Newton, O. D., do Nott, Cary C. do Brokke, T. H., relief for Olea Ped ergon ....... 15.00 Penton, Louise, relief for Harry Penton .. .. t. 10.00 9.00 Reinhart, Rosalia, do. .. Sagswold, Henry L., do... 9.00 Schaffitz. Mrs. Emma, do Schwingler, Mary. do. ... 20.00 1 Simmons, Anna May, do. Smith. A. H., do 20.00 IStark, Olga, relief Strath, Mrs. Minnie, relief gravel, etc. 12.00 Stripling, Hulda, relief. 17.60 10.50 10.50 6.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 10.00 27.50 18.00 27.50 ,1532.80' hauling ; , ........1640.24 grading.; 70.00 27.00 . 12.10 18.71 124.70 25.46 436.11 4.05 'IT' crushed rock Rlgdon . Bros., gravel .. . '. . , Riggs, W. A., etc., .............. .. Sacre, Lyle, slashing,, etc. Scott, .Harry W.,' charge - batteries, ammeter and lafbor . . i Service Garage, . I jjas, I f: springs and bolts. . . . . ' Smith, B. R,, sal. co. mot- ; orcycle officer1 .. . Smith & Watklns, as, ; ' t oil, etc. ; 41'. "..i 8.94 Spaniol, Jacob, , gas - en y gine and pump Jack .. Spaulding . Logging Com- s pany, lumber ... ,: . . , . .State Industrial Accident mission, contrlb., ' sect, accident insurance . . . . .St Paul Sand & Gravel Company, 1 gravel ......1080.00 Swart, H. S., deputy, road . master's salary" and ex penses ....... ...... 160.00 Tweedle Case L.' R. & . t. XT " hanlinr crashed frock ..ii.nVivr.; 3579.96 il Willamette Equipment v Comnanr. graders, etc. for caterolllars .... .. . 483.05 Jensen, H P., . bbltsand nuts ;''. . "? Kelthley, A. P., cash adr. .for hose clamps, etc. . . Lilly Hardware . Cp.t rope Clips, ; etc. : J . : -rt McCIellan, T. Y. lumber, '.etc ' ?.' McLaughlin, J.' S.r cash adv. for trlp.-taCPort- land and act. dykes..!. Weissenberger, J P., eash adv- for. trips to Port ' land and , acct. . San- tiam work A.v. ' llarket Road 8 and Road Bis- j ;: .' : f .' . tain no. , Ihlen, O. A., powder. . . 'Ksnftman, a. D., dirt tor All SchoU, H. P plow points, etc. . SchoU, J and Son., clevr Ises, Mills, "etc. , . . C. P. Bevens, gtadlng, ' scraping, etc. ........ Bevens, Ray, ditching . . . Be Tint,, Roy, digging ditches, etc. .. Barret, Frank, fresno work 1 Brown, W. , P. grading, etci; Vv... t Engle, Otis; hauling aravel Fischer.. L. "B.,- hauling gravel ....'i;....... . 'Hunt. . J., graveling and general repair work . . . ; Johnrfon. Albertt checking travel Kester. Milt,' fresno work I Kreofsky, Rudy, holding " fresno and ditching... i Kwfsky, , WlllUm, hold-'.- lag plough, etc. ...... APelton. Henry, ditching, . n-t Malone;. Mel, ditching: r till ...,:...t.i:..i Ott. Isaacs ditching, etc. Moomsh, Claud, fresno work Painter, R. C, holding f res 4 no............... Spakle, LoweL ploughing Trout. C. D., ditching and ' v and -plowing Trondt, WilUain, dlgslnf ditch, slip tyork.etci. Wllliainif A T. hanltalf crushed rock :'i1-.VW Johnson, Vauderman, shov ellng gravel. . . . Plennard, A., hauling grav- el Rouch, Prank, do. Pickens, emal, shoveling gravel. . ; Cannon, J. R hauling gravel Bennett, Ike, spreading gravel. Torvend, S. B., hauling gravel Lindquist, Geo., do.. Johnson, W. E., hauling gravel. Torvend, Samuel, do Hattesberg, Martin, haul ing gravel Schmedecke, C. F., haul ing gravel Bennett. Arda, shoveling gravel Stevens, Ellis, hauling gravel , 27.50 Stevens, Teed, hauling gravel . Carter,- Rosel, driving team W&ldemar Johnson, shovel ing gravel Plenard, A., hauling gravel Ranch', Frank, hauling 1 gravel Cannon, J. R., driving team Pickens, Vernal, shoveling gravel Bennett, Isaac, spreading. gravel 15.00 Bolle, Chriss, haul ing gravel ' Wenlger, John, spreading gravel .............. Dickens, Craruse, shovel ing Dickens, Vivian, shovel ing . ... Torvend, Henry, spreading gravel Watklns, "B. L., patrolman Tracks Continued Service Garage, rep. trans mission, etc. ....... Standard Oil Co., gas, grease, etc. 572.48 Trelber, Anton, relief. . . 12.00 JWalkonkl, Barbara, relief waniess, Gilmer, relief . . 17.50 Williams, Alice Bertha, re- 12.00 10.00 15.00 .25.00 22.50 10.00 32.50 25.00 8.00 12.00 15.00 10.00 Hef 20.00 Salaries, Sheriff's Office Burkhart, S. O., deputy aherlff 124.70 Barber. W. T., deputy Herlff 124.70 Bohrer, Geo. J., deputy iherlff 100.00 Wrlghtman, P. T., tax deputy 115.00 Butler, -S. J., tax deputy 100.00 Arms, A. TA., deputy Co. clerk k. 110.00 Wallace, Ruth E., do.... 100.00 Hartman, Gertrude, do. . 90.00 Hunt, Helen, reg. clerk.. 64.63 Recorder's Office Mclntyre, Ora P., deputy recorder A 00.00 Englebart, Alma, do.... 80.00 Beecroft, Myrtle, do 80.00 Mclntyre, Gladys, clerk.. 35.00 Brooks, S., clerk 62.83 Treasurer's Office Herrlck, B. B., cash adv. for stamps Assessor's Office The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone services .... Patton Bros, blotters, . . Rodgers Paper Co., paper Sims, Paul M., cleaning and repairnig typewriter .... Steelhanuner, O. A., cash adv. for stamps Dlstrk-t Attorney's Office Commercial Printing Co., legal blanks . . Garfield, Edna, reporting services The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., toll services Page, Lyle J., cash. Adv. acct. traveling expenses The Western Union Tel. Co., telegraph service . . Co. Court A Comm. Oregon Statesman, publ claim docket The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,1 telephone services Standley & Foley, Insur. on Geo. Armstrong pro perty Court House Ashby, Claude C, cash adv. for frt charges on cleaner Ashliman. Louis, repairing hydrant, etc Capital City Steam Laun dry, laundry of towels, etc. Drager, D. G., cash adv. for ice Miller's, towels Portland Ry.. Light & Pow- x er Co.. light 98.87 Salem Hardware Co., ma chine oil 3.60 Stiff Furniture Co., H. L., flat top type, desk .... 60.00 Circuit Court Acct. Cont'd Fisher & Garnjobst; Drs., exam, in case State v. Dietrick 1.00 7.45 1.50 16.00 6.00 2.00 5.50 5.09 3.65 10.50 2.52 108.00 9.55 5.30 2.89 2.73 3.20 4.25 4.40 Rostein & clothing Cleveland Rostein & clothing 16.50 Richardson, W. Y., deputy 100.00 The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., 2.00 16.50 27.50 27.50 16.50 16.60 25.00 25.50 12.00 12.00 3.00 82.00 4.05 Assesiors Office Lee, A. A., deputy 115.00 Shelton, R., doi 110.00 Gage, Rea, clerk ., 90.00 Rriscoll, Letha. do 80.00 Babcock, Amelia, do.... 30.00 Caldwell, Willis, deputy. 25.00 District Attorney's Office Brown. Thos., deputy dlst. attorney ... i . 75.00 Page, Lyle J., do. .... . 25.00 McCammon, E. C, stenog rapher 50.00 Court House Morgan, Cal, janitor.... 65.00 Hobson, I., do 65.00 Hill, W. W., do 65.00 School Superintendent's Office Reid, Cora E., clerk.... 100.00 Baillie, W. H supv 120.00 Byrd, W. H county phy sician 65.00 Jaskson, Hattle M.. spe cial poor officer 75.00 Stock Inspector's Office Morehouse, W. G., stock inspector 33. CO Health Officer 6.70 fleer : ' V on v ft 29.07 8.25 " 8.80 33.12 6.00 13.25 8.60 15.00 1.45 8.48 66.00 1.60 '72:00 20.00 : . 84.00 339.75 451.48 626.62 r 39.37 27.50 14.25 16,60 6.00 27.00 -4.60 H2.50 10.00 20.62 25.00 34.32 -69.00 Oreg. Gravel Co.; graVel..3211.39 Cashatt, C. E., health of- Salem Sand and uravei Co.. gravel 1201.85 Union Oil Co. of Calif ..f gasoline syid '.grease.. b4.3 ' . Miscellaneous Account West Side Graver; o.,i - gravel . . .... . . xz- ' Hunt, J. T., Co. com. sai. and expenses- , ... , GENERAL FUND . , MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS Boyer, U. G. co.- . ciera. cash to be adv. ror noun- tv on a-oohers. scalps, etc 100.00 20.00 10.00 21.00 10.00 10.00 12.00 9.35 17.50 10.00 2 5. DO 30.00 12.50 10.00 50.00 telephone services Patton- Bros., canvas bin der . . .. Remington Typewrite Co., typewriter Rodgers Paper Co., paper ISenecal. Mrs. Emily, wit ness 10.00 Sontag. Mrs. Delia, witness 12.40 Justice Court Account Barrett, Blanche P., report ing fee Conger Printing Co., crimi nal complaints Patton Bros., record books, blanks, etc. . . State vs..Ashcraft Unruh, G. E. Justice State vs. Belch Unruh, G. E., Justice . . . . DeLong, W. E., constable State vs. Crowder Unruh, G. E., justice .... DeLong, W. E., constable State vs. Dietrick I Unruh, G. E., justice State vb. Duvall Unruh, G. E., justice .... DeLong, W. E., constable 3.60. 32.13 3.33 6.00 12.00 32.90 3.40 6.80 . 4.50 5.95 1.70 8.60 , , "iu" "uu Smith, Linn, witness '"" B'er Mflntrnmnnr John An Fowler. John, relief. Humphrey, Lulu, renei . . Barnes, Letta M., do. .... Bran am, Emma R., do... Caswell, Mary, do Coppock, Lula. do.. .... . Freed, Emma Lena, do. . . Holley. Flora L., do..... Kllewer, Minnie Myrtle, do McGrath. Etta, do....... Savage. Mrs. Ef f le May, do Sawyer, Rose Mary, do. . . Seeger, Mary, ao.i Shields. Bernlce, May, do. Slavens, Blanche EllxaBeth do Segutn, Wallace, bounty on gophers, etc Branson, Ernest, oo. Ross, H. W.. relief ofr W. Fi Fnlti. . . Moomaw, John C, Juror Potaal. Alice, Juror Bump, 'Thomas, Juror ... Hardy, W. B., Juror Burns Adam, juror .... McDonald, J. -J.,v Jnror . . Fuson; Roy M., Juror . . Schett,; Engle, Juror .... r r , Cash to ne aut. Boyer, U. O., Co., clerk: .for bounty on 5up" etc. ........ Helm, Charles, Juror . Ernst. Elmon Jr., bounty and gophers, etc. Culver, Stella C, oallift.. Boyer, U. o., eash to be adv. for hountv on moles, etc. . . Wtlzel. Dolph bounty on gophers, etc - Byrd, Dr. w. w. examina tions Griffith. Dr. U lam inations Smith. Dr. W. cariion, amlnatlon ' Looney. Dr. W. W.. exam- fnatlon Caehatt. Dr. C. E., exam- 17.60 1.75 1.80 25.00 26.80 16.80 18.00 18:40 18.40 18.40 22,80 6.20 Wolfen- Pred. fresno. work,"fc. . t'l . 3T.XS BalL E :RL natrolman .. 100.00 gravel Vanderbeck. ALliaullnKr? V . ...V. ' ' 103.00 So- 93.33 R-. ination Poor Account. T.v.r W. A., relief an .. lOO.oo Ellzabeth. do.... Road TIHst. Nfc M MJU A-T ir. and Mrs., do. Uitb..sJmea..rjJlAt- -aItmiWh. Martha, do . V1H. dO. Boys ana uir olotv. do. ... Brlnegar. Elizabeth, do.. BUffun. W. B.. do.....-- Carlson, C. Carl, do Castrtlne, Wm., do Challfaux, Mrs., do.. . . . Coldwell, Mrs. Mabel, do.. . Irwin. W. L., reueiior- V- 'a MAiford Cook.. Dodge, Ulyssa Ellen. J relief Engelhart, Mrs. . Fetsrh, Emily, do Foster, Mrs. do. . . . Fowler, John, relief for self and daugnior. . . . . Gobln, Lixette, reuei . . . . Groshon. Mrs. J; N., do. . Haggard. Delia, ao. .. ... Hardwick. Charles do. . Hart, Grace a., ao. .... Haynes, Mrs. Caroline, do. Miller. Mrs. Minnie, pellet for Geo. Hodgman Old .Peoples -Home,,. relief gravel Keene, E. . gravel .. Hahert, P. gravel .. Marshall, S. gravel Hill, F. , M., gravel ' .. . . . Hall, Q., gravel .... . . Dltmar, T. A., - rravel .'. ...V Lachappelle, Amity haul Ing gravel -. Foumal, Charles, rehaul ing gravel . and spread ing gravel ..i.V. v.. Perscbeweller, I C haul ln arravel Rubenit, Al, . spreading, " gravel with 4 horses . . x Wllquet, ! Arthur, hauling Ballweber, Duke,' h.wMAKt E.,- -heullng f hauline ' 7 . Z 115.00 .wV.. 42.00 hanllnz . v. , 66.00 hanllllflr 66.00 hauline ..4.... 68.00 ml- 80.00 45.00 149.00 7.00 ,14.00 100.00 22.00 3.45 24.00 100.00 2.50 25.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 20.00 10.00 30.00 10.00 10.00 25.00 20.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 12.00 15.00 12.00 16.00 40.00 10.00 20.00 ; 10.00 .15.00 weights and measures. 46.57 County Court and Commissioners Bushey, W. M.l traveling ' expenses, cash adv for 1.00 Goulet W. H., county commissioned, salary and expenses ........ 42.40 Hunt. J. T., do 88.60 Dependent Mother's Assistance Account Riggs, Mrs. E. H.. relief 10.00 Gopher and Mole Account Ogle. John, bounty on goiPiers, EtcL 8.35 Boyer, U. G.. cash to be , advanced for bounty on gophers, moles, etc. . . 100.00 Circuit Court Account Beebe, George H., juror. . 6.00 Small, W. J., juror. . 52.60 Registration nnd Election (Expenses) Conger Printing Co.. reg. cards 31.00 Graber Bros, repair bal lot box 50 Oliver, J., labor on bal lot boxes 4.20 Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co., L. C, typewriter. . 94.00 Sheriff's Office Barber. W. T.. cash adv, for car hire, meals, etc 30.70 Bower. O. D.. cash adv. for car hire 47.00 Bower. O. D.. cash adv. for postotfice box rent... 2 4.4S Pac. Tel. ft Tel. Co., The telephone services .... 14.35 Portland Ry.. Light & Power Co., light 16.34 Richardson, W.. tax clerk 18.75 Rodgers Paper Co., typel writing paper 3.60 Rowland Printing Co.. letterheads 16.00 The Sllverton Appeal, printing tax notices. . . . 5.75 Simeral. Elsie, tax clerk. 22.50 State Industrial Accident Insurance, contrlb. acct. aceident insur co.. mo- torcyle offier 4.05 State Industrial Accident Insurance, contrlb. acct. accident insur. deputy sheriff ..: 4.A5 Zinn. Z. J., citation 3.00 Th Western Union Tel. Co.. telegram services. 3.56 Clerk Office Bertelson Print In Co., nrintinjc record book.. 6.50 The INoisless Typewriter Distribututlng Co.. car bon 2.95 Pae. Tel. & Tel.1 Co.. The toll services 8.15 Patton Bros, ink 4.75 Rodgers Paper Co., bind In? warrant receipt books L... 5.25 Recorder's Office Rrnnki Mildred R- cash adv. for stamps 2.00 Riasa A Prudhomme Co. indexes . ..; 143.35 The Hubbard Enterprise, nrintinz two bonus rec ord books 37.00 pv Tel: & Tel. Co.. The teleDhone services ... . 6.25 Treasurer Office po. Tel. ft Tel. Co.. The tnlenhone services .... 6.2; Rodgers Paper Co., re rAtnt hnoka and adding machine paper ...... 36.25 Surveyor's Office Frankel. Carbon and Rib bon Co., carbon and rib bon 13.60 Surveyor's Office Cont'd The Frederick Post Co., celluloid ... ... .... , 1.Z6 ..,- -, - . . - rr Ik:; Perklne, Harlan, witness Montgomery, W. P., do.. Harris, S. A., do.,..,.. Dejardin, Joseph, do.... Egan, Albert, do ....... Savage, J. C, do Traylio, W. L., do...... Blackburn, D. E., do... Jones, Lyman, do Girod, Theo, do - Gueffroy, A. A., Juror. . . Dyer, W. C, do Kirk, John, do Myers, F. G., do Gregory, P. M., do Geer, L.' S., do State vs. Esplin Unruh, G. E., justice... DeLong, W. E., constable Stat vs. Hlckey Unruh, G. E., Justice... State vs. Hines Unruh, G. E., justice . . . Unruh. G. E., justice... State vs. John Unruh, G. E., justice... DeLong, W. E., contable State vs. Ludane May, George, justice . Blgler, M. A., city marshall State vs. Otto Unruh, G. E., Justice . . . DeLong, W. E., constable (State vs. Smith Unruh, G. E., justice. . . DeLong, W. E., constable Unruh, G. E.. .justice. . . DeLong, W. E., constable State vs. Steele Unruh, G. E.. justice... DeLong, W. E., constable State vandernooi Unruh, G. E., justice... DeLong, W. E., constable State vs. Wray Unrsh, G. E.. justice... DeLone. W. E.. constable Circuit Court Acct. (Conta.) 28.70 18,80 3.50 1.70 3.50 3.50 3.5Q 3.10 3.10 3.30 3.50 3.50 5.00 3.50 3.50 2.40 2.4 Q 2.40 2.40 2.40 2.40 9.40 5.50 6.55 2.85 3.85 9.70 1.00 3.95 8.60 6.45 3.00 8.95 6.00 7.20 9.20 5. 2.90 9.20 .50 5.40 2.50 Grcenbaum. for Harold 24.25 9.93 52.38 50.0rt 59.00 10.30 15.00 6.66 10.00 6.33 12.65 25.01 15.00 10.00 10.10 3.50 6.00 7.42 7.50 7.50 37.50 37.50 37.50 37.50 37.50 37,50 37.50 5.00 10.00 Albrlch, P. X., witness.. 22.zo Albrich, Mary, do 2.20 Albrlch. Clara, do 2.20 Ma see. Dorothy, do Z.iu Maree. Mildred, do 2.2 RnhorU Reulah. dn .... 2.20 Zager, Belle, do 3.60 Zager, Fred, witness .... 3.60 Wodzewoda, F., do Wodsewoda, Agnes, do. , . 2.20 DeLong, W. E., do 2.20 Swartout, Lola, do 12.40 Spong, J. M., do Z.ZO Patterson, Mllo. do Stranahan, Donna, do. . . 2.20 Keefec, Victor, do 3.00 Cashman, Henry,, do. . 2.20 Schwabauer, Mrs. Lily, do. 2.20 Kayser, Mrs. Pauline, do. . 2.20 Paugh, Harley C, do. . . . . Giesy, J. B.. do 2.00 Muller, France, do 2.00 Goebel, Mrs. Gertrude, do. 2.20 Richards, George, do 2.2U Messinger. Vernon, do. . . 12.00 Calnan, Sam., do. ...... 2.20 Patterson. Mrs. Irma, do. 2.20 Wedel, Sister Maria, do. Lengele, Mrs. Minnie, do. 2.90 Midurl, Mrs. Haiel, do. . . 22.20 Rich, Kenneth, do. . . 2.20 Satterlee. Floyd, do 2.20 Viesko, Earl, do 2.20 Edwards, Cecil L. do. . . 2.20 Bayes, Ctaas. E., do 2.20 Newberry. A. J., do. 17.00 Moorman, Wilbur, do. . . 2.20 Hahn, E. W., do 4.60 Kumler. 6. C, do 2.20 Rayseyer. Arthur, do. . . . 3.00 Rokos. Frank, do 4.00 Sherman. Jack, do 4.40 Cox. Cora, do 2.20 Feeble Minded Account Pennev Co.. J. C clothing orf Clara Stelnborn . . . .28.10 Greehbaum for Richard Cleveland 41.75 School Sunt. Account Arnold, A..N., for clerical assistance 1200 Baillie, W. H.. cash adv. for fair decoration supplies Baillie. W. H.. gas. tires and other car expenses Davenport, John, clerk at boys and girls fair ex hibit 40.OO Fulkerson, Mary L., cash adr. for stamps 30.00 Fulkerson. Mary L., trav eling expense Kraps Co., The J. J.. printing- blanks, etc . . Pae. Tel. ft Tel. Co.. The telephone services .... Reid. Cora E., salary as county truant officer. . Rodgers Paper Co., paper Rowland Printing Co- envelopes and noteheads 24.00 Fruit Inspector's Account Van Trump, S. H., salary and expenses 140.00 Poor Account Austin, A. E.. clothing for Mrs. Chas Jeaudoin Austin's Grocery, gro ceries for Mary Death Ciark, Frank C, salary and expenses of county poor farm aupt.. ...... . 260.48 Fry, Daniel J., prescrip tions, etc. for county patients Hammond Lumber Co- groceries and clothing for Nellie Wachter Klinger ft Bauman-, cloth ing for Mrs. Eliza Beth Imfeld McCormick. M. J., grocer ies for Mrs. Charles Jeaudoin Opero House Pharmacy prescriptions, dtc. for county patients Pacific Tel. ft Tel. Co., The telephone services . . . Plant, Jas., digging grav el for Eliza Doneldson ies for McCaffe's. Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Andrew Camp bell , Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Mm. H. C. Steinke 37.50 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Katie Schirmer Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Edward Keyes Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Wm. Fink .... Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Henry Wells. Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Clarence P. Miller v.' Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Mrs. Mona Langdon Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Lizzie Howard Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for D. B. Wright Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Mr. Williams. Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for "George Rey nolds Salem Deaconess Hospital, care for Michael Thommer 18.75 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care tor unaries jonn-son Sharpe F. W., painting at poor farm Sharpe, F. W paint ' buildings at poor farm 'as per contract Shrode, D. L., groceries for Mrs. Northcutt . . . . Wagner BJros., .burning brush, etc., for poor ' farm Weller Bros., groceries for-Mowery family.... Jail Account Bower, O. D., board for nrisoners 4 . . . . Bower, O. D., money adv. for matches for Jan.. Spaulding Logging Co.. Chas. K., frames ana sash Stiff Furniture Co., H. L., . eots j. Juvenile Court Bower, O. D., auto hire. . Jaskson, Hattle M.. cash, adv. acct. trip to boys and girls home, Port land Tax Rebate Feilen. Joseph, rebate.. Hobart, Edgar L., do " Judson, W. E., do Duda,. Frank, do , Ebner, J. W. and Emma do Dog Fend Brown, S. B., accoount sheep killed by dags.. State Fair Doe & Son, H., pails. . . . Farmer Hwd. Co., Ray L. case and twine Spaulding Logging co., Chas. K., lumber Bushey, Mrs. Ivy, putting in county exhibits. . . . Carnick, M. J., apples. prnes, boxes and pack ing . . . : Clynler, ; Carl, getting grain boxes from fair grounds, etc Clymer, Mrs.' Myrtle, preparing grain, tc, for exhibition at fair . . Dodge, H. H., for vege tables on exhibition, county fair booth . Eiler, Bert 'J.'.' squashes and prunes on exhibition Herren, J. C, vegetables. nuts, etc. on exhibition Heyden, Gus, corn ana beets on fair exhibition Jerman,, Mrs. Ada, put ting in county exhibits Jerman, O. C, do. .... . Jones, M. L., celery on exhibition - Pede. Mrs. A., onions, f carrots and squashes on exhibition , Relnhold. Ameil, onions and !cabbage etc., on exhibition Reynolds. Lloyd, pears on exhibition ". Rice, Margaret, onions on : exhibition Roth Grocery Co., toma toes on exhibition .... Savage, J. W., flowers cn exhibition ....... Savage, Mark, tomatoes. MARKET ItCTS TO BEAR ATTACKS Business and Industrial Sit uation Shows Continued Improvement NEW YORK. Oct. 30. Re newal of heavy bear attack?, which failed to encounter ady ef fective buying resistance, resulted in another sharp reaction in to day's stock market, losses in ac tive and popular issues ranging from 1 to 5 points. With the business and indus trial situation showing contin ued Improvement, traders could only account for the recent down ward movement by describing it as a correction of a weakened technical condition which was brought about by speculative ex cesses of the recent upward swing. With brokJs loans esti mated as high as 11,800,000,000, it is believed In some quarters that banks may have forced some of the liquidation by calling loans. The tape recorded the sale of 470 different issues in the five hour session. The -former record was 458, made last April. Today's opening was irregular, a few stocks deriving strength fro mthe Initial 4 4 point gain In Gulf States Steel, all of which was later cancelled, the stock closing at a small fractional loss. Oil shares proved vulnerable to selling pressure. Mexican Petro leum being forced down 54 points with losses of 1 to nearly 4 points being registered by other oils. Standard Oil of New Jersey, was one of the few exceptions, scoring a net gain of 2 points at 08. "Short" sellers turned their at tention to rails, with surprising melons on exhibition.. 3.50 Speer, Frank, onions, hibltlon 2.50 Btark, John, onions, ap ples and flowers on ex hibition ... 2.25 Taylor, Earl, putting in county exhibits 8.00 Taylor, Ed., assisting put ting in county exhibits 12.00 Weeks, George, apples on exhibition 3.00 Winters, Joseph, honey cn exhibition 2.10 Young, W. C, apples and corn on exhibition.... 23.00 Taylor, W. A., gathering and installing county exhibits ...... 191,45 Advertising Salem Commercial Club, membership dues .... 50.00 Indigent Soldier Account Ross, H4 W., relief for. W. F. Fults 25.00 results. SL Paul common and preferred were the hardest hit, declining 3 1-S and Z 3-S points, respectively. Other substantial losses were recorded by Reading, Atchison. Union Pacific. North ern Pacific, Canadian Pacific, jTere Marquette, Lehigh Valley and New York Central. Speculative disappointment over the course of copper prices, which have fallen slightly be low 14 cents, apparently was re sponsible for the heavy selling of coppers. Total saiea were 1.116,000 shares. Call money opened at five per cent, but eased off to 4H, where it ciosea. lime money was in fcood demand at 4 but bankers were demanding five per cent for the longer maturities, a tew loans being arranged at that figure. The commercial paper market vras quiet with no change in rates. , Foreign exchange rates were weak at the opening, but Improv ed later. cy of the farket In the late deal ings was helped too by gossip , current that export business was i Ander way and that millers were buying hard wheat at ' Omaha. Corn and oats were relatively easy as a result of prosieettv , enlarge! receipts of corn. Heavy shipments of lard and meats made the. provision market avera.ee higher, despite lower quotations on hoss., .... ,1 FRUIT NEW YORK. Oct. 30. Evap orated apples quiet. State 1 In fill Prunes firm; Calif orniai x?17H; Oregon 14 C419ei! Apricots steady choice 14e 2$c:?i? extra choice 28 27c; fancy 28 4? 29c; peaches steady, -choUe 12Jii:-ll2 14U; extra holce 14 4 f 154 ; fancy 16 H 6,1,5c. . LIVERPOOL WHEAT 5 WHEAT GOES UP AS SUPPLY DROPS Traders Inspired by Unex : pected Strength in Liver- ; . . pool' Quotations CHICAGO. Oct. 30. -Decreas ing supplies of wheat In the United States, together with-advancing prices at Liverpool, led to something' of an upturn to day In the wheat market here. The closing was firm, at the same as Saturday's finish to 5-8 high er, with December 1.15 to 1.151-8 and May 1.13 1-8 to 1.13. Corn finished a shade off to 1-8 cent gain, oats 1-& lower to V nup and provisions varying from 2 cents decline to a rise of 2Z cents. ' . Inspired by unexpected strength in .Liverpool quotations, wheat traders lnChicago took generally to tme buying side of the market at the opening. Many of the early buyers, . however, soon switched to selling because of reports that the dry area of the western wheat crop belt had been given some relief, ligh to heavy showers being reported, through out the entire district, with more rain In sight. Indications of les sened car scarcity, southwest counted . temporarily felso as a bearish factor. Announcement about midday that, the domestic visible "supply total showed 1,595,000 bushels decrease Instead of., an" expected liberal Increase;. gave bulls an ad vantage during the remainder of the session. ' The upward tenden- LIVERPOOL, Oct. 30. Close:; Wheat 1 to -Hid "higher; Decem ber 10s 4Hd; March 9t 11 d; May 9s 8 'id. i'T HOPS, - t NEW YORK, Oct tOHopsr State, 1922, '21024c; PaeltlS coast 1922. 1$G18; 1921. 14: 15c. MINNEAPOLIS WIIEAT MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 30. Cash wheat: No. 1 Northern- 1.12 5-8 G 1.19 5-8; . December 1.09 5-8 fMay i.ll 3-8. .1 ." t DAmY-MWATOKS I-' ' ;v . 1 .- PORTLAND, Oct., SOr-Rutter:., Prints extras 48c; cubes extrav .1 45c; prime firsts, 44c. Butterfat; Portland delivery No. 1- soar , cream, 48c.. - . i ) Potatoes: . Buying price, locals- 70 75c; selling price 90 01.25. . $500 Ester Piano $275 Closing mit five Estey Pianos in like new condition, $275. $5 down, $1.50 a week. v GEO. O.WILL, t 432 State St $125 New Phonograph $62' Closing out one nationally advertised line Phonographs at half price. $1 down, $1 a week,1, GEO. 0. WILL 432 State' St.- ' $400 PIANO $89 . -i We have five practice pianos for only $89, on terms of $5. down, $1 a week. - i , Big Sale Now On , GEO; O. WILL, . : , 432 State St.. . 6.25 74.00 '475.00 . 5.40 24.00 21.37 300.00 5.40 7.10 14.50 3.40 3.90 ' i i ' r film in n r n i r i mm iAjimhii mi m wiw,w mimimiiii n Costs YoaNothins to Try-So SolyeTIibPnzzIa 1.00 25.00 1.70 2.05 52.00 20.00 12.50 43.75 13.80 10.63 7.50 3.00 54.00 40.00 6.00 .00 16.00 6.00 1.00 .80 3.00 IIoTTEIiayWcnls Can Ton Find In This Picture the Letter F1 For example yon will notice -Fire? "Fiddle," "Foundry," etc. Are you able to find 20 words commencing with the letter "F? Th pteture is very clear: tbee can be no mistakes. Yoa will find it very interesting to look for these words, and may win the big prize. Anybody can try costs nothing. ; Why should you not be the winner of the $2000.00? real chance of winning at least one of the prizes offered there are fifteen of them. Why not try for the tag prize and win $2000.00. Somebody will win it your chances are as good as anybody's. P j. Just think what 70a could do with the money. (2000.00 could buy an automobile and leave enmigh balance to make a payment on a cozy home. Perhaps you hare in mind just the thing you would like to do if you received a check for 12000.00. Certainly you owe it to yourself to try to solve this puzzle. You will find the trying very easy and pleasant. The Way to Win One of the Twenty Prizes You do not have to spend a penny to get into this contest. It is not necessary for you to order any Yeastolaz. If your list is adjudged to be one of the twenty beat you will re ceive one of the cash prizes. Without your order for Yeastolaz, if your list of words commencing with the let ter "F" is the largest yoa receive the first prize of $50.00, If the lodges award you the second prize, without your order for Yeastolax. you will get a caeca tor .w; so on' down the line as shown in this announcement. nvtxst 1 255 pktrm and ralsU t tba I parm viviM ttw hvt nomsar wards iMcinoiee with Mm lattar 'T. Ts tU. azt la order will a awar64 tba Caeond Pnaadaaaa) dowa tha Itat mt Twantr friiw. Tha award will ba sjada n tha baaia of tha word aobmtttad and not frnea a prad4rmtd iwt. SbooM thers ba say boa tba foil aaiat of tba proa will ba awarded ta oacb onataatait ao triac. 3Worda af ajuianaioua loaalnf sad words of tba aaow apclUnf bat iiff at SMsaiat wvil eoant sa solf so. Uss thar tba sincalar or sbjrsi of a ward. Onl word apoaaHna ta Wabatar Die- Win the Big Prize $2000.00 If yoa choose you can win a great deal more than the Class A prizes. All that is necessary for you to qualify 5TV1 aaateat WIS ba darfdad by tfcraa jatlta. iadpdal ad aad aat aaa. -arud with taa tmHlil C Tbaaa )adsa will award tba ariaaa. Tba aaa taaUHMS) um a abtda by tba iartlaas f tbaaa fadsaa.aad Ww ssdinmd that iae damtoa ara ta a m aaawa at winaar U of wars wttl ba aabtaba albla af tar tba mmxtan. A eop af tbi bat WUI a taraialMd tasay a ataaipad. taat. bat oaly 7 1MB t thad ta sa yoa apoa roaaiajt mt addroaaad oaaaioaa. Two mt Bar a a nan W taw oaa r arlaawtMba et Ltataof v aaVaslaiiy tana dibig ravalor mttmt bsortiasw MsrsDae.lBtb.IV21 rsrtvcry day bafors lor shoad) af tha) date that Y I T 1 1 h. a ,ap,i mm wU ax adJIttainl award af siaas aav ' m,MM aaaav am prai paa wa. la caas at ties una awars wiu as I astytnav list for the BIGGER PRIZES is to send in an order ! packages of Yeast ol ax. look over care fully the schedule of prizes as classified this announce. your for 01 ini. Von will find that if von send in 1X00 for one pack. age of Yeasrolax and the iudgea award yoa first prize yua will Ret $300 00. If you send in S2 00 for two packages of Yeaatolax and your list is awarded first prize yoa will gst a check for $600.00 ; and to on up. If yoa send in S5.00 for S packages of Yeaatolax and the judges award yoa the first prize, yoa will receive the Big Prize of S2O0O.0O. Should your list be judged as the second best you would receive 1 1000.00; and so on down the list. Remember, there are twenty prizes offered, as shown. All the opportunity one could desire. Go in to win the best prize. 9700.00 Extra Award for Dec 15th. 1922 is the last day for receiving your solution to this puzzle qualifying yoa to win one of the prizes. But, note this: For every day before that date that your order for Yeaatolax is received an extra prize of $10.00 for each and every day will be added to any first prize woo. If yoa send in your order today yoa will get a receipt for the money: then yoa can send in your solution any time before Dec. I5th and your list will be qualified for any of tha prizes. We will award an extra 1700.00 in this manner. You should try your very best to earn this additional award. It will cost you little additional effort. In case of ties we will award duplicate amounts of $700.00 to each contest ant ao tying. Dont overlook reading about oar extra premium of 50.000 .00 Genuine Russian Rubles, whether or not you enter this contest Go after the Big Prizes dent delay start right away get into the contest. How many word can you find with the letter "F"? Great amusement great opportunity. $2000.00 is awaiting your call. Now ia the time to act. Yeastolax Co. ,IM "dT Chicago aim. VSaSTOLAX, Am a Km wtaaa iluiiia : Viiiniai 1 wmla Owbhdnat aad t aataat mt.mm.. ib. alwrtctH aa, fawjta uamiMw iirinin a Miir varar. rmn w a. imm am VaaMaua ai a batair af nTBiTiMiyialaaiaia aaii IMFOBTANT--SpcIaJ aAtrodacfory Premlant idilti luiilii 1 v aaiiaia ii.i mmm mmm wa.wa awl aaa y -.ana, aaaaw. Absolutely FHEE 50,000.00 Ilnbles mt abaaa a mmm af HTMaaa, miitmd. IM a a aw. If M Taa Sanaa bawa 11 111 i u w-aalSSa aw labia. Sw S w. (iM hi.m aaw raca wMk art mm4 pMa ii mm mmm WB mmu ilillii mr M rmm mmmurt Urn mm bm, na. Ml I VMa mmun fnlaiii a mmmm mmm mm Br Baiiiaj I ara aair Hla i ia i t IMI tBll.N.MS,aM.M wmrmt mt wmaa trn. mmmm imim.mmi tm Sal Ha. mmm mm ma la ani aananaa la mm awariraa araiaaia af m and aiaw laaaUlii tbatafabiaw Oaiallnab I " TBCbiaajTrajaiiafaat.tiaaaiiiiUia w aa a aaaal aw baa Hal aa II 1 ,1 fwr .BtPBla a fin S 1 ill . Ci nil, tmrmm mmm Cmmmrnt Amm. Sii i a mmm am .a mirm m,l, h, Wmi Un.iii all i i an .itrnmr mH. I mmm I u.il mm una. ! v.MHm Mnlr rm tmmm.k mUmji to raa mm mm i,m tmia t aaWla twmm mntm mwmrr tl .mm mrnmrnr mm mmmm aaa aaaa Twenty Prizes 04,000.0 0 c Cms B Waaa St .at baatafai mwm II Cum WWattS laaaMia t nr. tl CUhD Whaa H.aa baaiiibi boa tt 1st Prfas) 2nd Prixs 3rd Prix 4th Prix Sfh Prix) 6tttl5ti; $50.00 25.00 23.00 20.0O 1S.OO : 2.00 $300X)0 150.00 75.00 45.0O 30JX 30 $600.00 300.00 150.00 8S.OO 50.00 , 7J0Q $2000.00 1000.00 v 400.00 2S0.0O lso.oo 13.00