WEDNESDAY HORNINO, APRIL fe,;1923y
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TEB BTATESKAJf STOUaHXHO COMTAWT
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Fr4 J. Tmi .
1.M If. M-rrimaa
lylt J. Smith
Aatrad BaJefc. -
r . Manager
. - Haaartaf-Editor
City Editor
i TIPPB Editor
. - Society Editor
W. H. Hangar , Circa tattoo. Maitairar
Ralph U. Klatitag -' AdrarUaiD- Manvrar
JfTaak Jakeki ' Manager Job Dept.
K. A. Bhotea - -! ' LtTMtock Editor
W. C. Conner . . - Paaltry Xditor
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Job PopartMomt... . .81
Entered at the Poat Offiee to Satan. OreC". aoco.d-elaaa Statter.
April 28, 1026 . W".. . -
THE HOLY "PRESENCE! "And Moses was ; not able to enter
Into the tent of the congregation, because, the cloud abode thereon
and the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle." Ex. 40:35. " .
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' "THE CITY-DUMP f.. ;
: The five year (or is it ten or a dozen?) fight'to find a
new home for the Salem city dump, which Has become some
what more fierce during the past few week than heretofore,
is a case of iriviner a dog. a bad name.-City dumps are as otii
as cities, and perhaps in the ruins of Ur of ancient Babylonia
the excavators may find traces pointing to a city dump war
in the days when Abraham was a stripling : . ; l
.v ; It may be, indeed, that he left Ur partly because of such
a scrap; making soalled (ristian civilization debtor to a
city dump for its present state of development.1 ! '.;
iThe magnificent city library of Seattle stands , on what
was hoVso long ago a city dump;so does the exclusive Queen
Anne addition in"ttaicity ; sq ;does the; union depot in Port
land. ,The latex,str4dtufe; with'Ua network of r tracks,
is where was Jn: the garlj; eighUeaand before Guild's lake,
which was filihed tip with the refuse 6:the growing city. iV?
vs ' Something,of thetsame kind may be 'done in some spot
around SalecoH v- -;-'v.,. ;-v 'ij:. ".
V "And it would not'Be a!
"tin" cans and scraps of iron and steel rust, quickly and
resolve themselves into what the common earth under our
feet is made of. No thing of the many things of which bur
earth is made is indestructible ; which, in the final analysis,
by the modern chemist, means that nothing we call matter,
composed of an "element" or elements,- is not subject: to
change. - f - '
And the fact la, there is doubt about the existence of
matter at all; or the reality of any elemeni at all. The pres
ent day chemist beh'eves all "elements' may be resolved back
to mere force; electrical energy. Perhaps there is only one
element, helium .gas i ; - " 4 : V
And may be that is not an element at all; only energy.
A city dump might smell sweeter by another name. Who
shall suggest the right name? And then a city dump may
in reality be rendered innocuous by the proper treatment ; by
simply covering each day's deposit wih a" coating of clean
earth. Herel is a chance for some shrewd investor ta getja
heap tract of Un4 a build it into intpert
-r-make a tremendous profit while at the same time render
ing a-vamabie public service. i
, - But even so, that would not last very many years. Sdfne
day both the sewage of Salem and its street; refuse will have
to be .taken care of In a scientific way.. For one thing, the
federaT government will not for very long allow the "sewage
of Salem to be emptied into the Willamette river, as at
present. . ..-
1 Already, the present city government has a sinking f und
looking to that future time when the sewage will have to be
properly taken care of.' -
v Finally, in the t long run, there -will have to be a city
incinerator, and the; sewage ought to be treated. and made
into fertilizer, European and other cities now do. This is
a long time proposition, and plans ought to. be made far in
advance. That has Jbeen in the minds of the members of the
present 1 city administration,; who ; have been looking; to a
change in the location orl method-or laoth of the city dump,
and also the final disposal of the sewage of the Salem of the
future, -J - : i1:,1 '.tf.V't V ' ' !
WW?)
- A man In, a hospital for the in
sane sat'dangling a stick with a
piece ,of string attached " over a
flower pet. A visitor approached
and. wishing to be affable, re
marked:
j . "How many hare you caught?
; ."You're, the ninth, was the re
ply. - ? ' s '-' . .
A lady crossing from France to
England was asked by. the Cus
toms officer if she had anything
dutiable. She assured him that
ha had nothing but wearing ap
parel la her , trunks, but at the
bottom of the largest one, which
to him seemed the most suspicious
were found 12 bottles of brandy
'. "Madame," said the officer sar
castically, do you call these wear
ing apparel?' ' f
' "Certainly,' she replied sweet-
ly, "tho8ei are tny husband's night
caps," (
t -.StiU water navigation in the Willamette from Salem to
Portland, andhenrom'EugneTtp Salemi will ,be a good
thing for eveirtheirailroads. It .will create such a Yolume.ot
freight as nothing.else could that is freight;tb bo carried by
rail to points not to be reached by water, all pver this coun
try ; and 'uick shipments that cannot wait 'for the slower
transportation by water Still water in-the Willamette, from
Eugene to the port of Portland will line both banks of the
river all the way up with factories, working up itne, :raw
materials produced 'pn the land in .what, is potentially the
richest valley in the world, and one of the greatest in point
ox exxeni 01 araoie acres. - i
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Still water navigation in the Willamette river wili Wake
it easy to go otit and get many new factories! It will make
any point on the bank of the Willamette river a better factory
sitelhan if it were located in Portland; a cheaper "site; less
overhead; less liability from interference! through" labor
troubles. -
. Salem must' persist, and work in every way possible, in
v tie campaign to get an improved highway oyer the. Mlnto
pass.. It will join, in commercial intercourse the" great cen
tral Willamette valley with the great central Oregon country.
; There is soon to be on hand at the state lime plant print
. cd information on the benefits and uses of agricultural lime,
and how to properly apply it in the places where it wili do
the most good. - ? "
rhythm Is Fcunddticn of
, A7c::!;t Thrcv.inp Prowess
X.03 AIGELi:3. Muscular
"rytlua" and . perfect co-ordination
rather than stature is re
sponsible for the ability of Clar
ence ("Cud") Ilouser, world's
t La my: on discuss . tLrower and
holder of many i other weight-
throwing records. - ; ;
Strength and power, say? Dean
Cromwell, track . coach at' the
Unirersity of Southern California,
under whose colors Houser won
his laurels, are useless in' the
weight events unless the athlete
has developed ; the knack rtif
' Sambo. In Heaven, had just got
Itastus, far beloV, on, the .asbestos
oulja board. "Hello, Hast us. IIow
you geltin along?" - - - r
i "Oh. I's havinr a ; fine time.
Don's haf- to" work much; Jwt
shovel in some coal now and then.
How you-all?" V '
i "I'se workln pretty hard. ; We
haf to sweep up de clouds, pull In
de slabs, switch on de light, an'
give ' de ole sun a shove every
wornin." 1 - ' -M"How
come you-all have so
much work to do ' "
; "Well. sah. to 'tell the truth,
we're kinda short o' help up
heah." ' -
DID YOU EVER
; Frank Jenkins, editor of the
Eugene (Oregon) Register, says;
That ' advertising . is valaable
only in proportion as it; is well
done. It Is not the money an ad
vertiser, spends so much as the
thought he puts into his copy that
brings him results. : Ninetnlne
times out of a hundred, when a
merchant says he has tried adver
tising but finds it doesn'tjpay, the
fault is his, because he merely
bought spaee without putting sell
ing talk into it. Yeu ' can't, sell
goods through advertising' unless
you put .selling talk into your
copy. ; ,t. . i-
, Writing good advertising IsnU
as hard as the average untrained
man believes. Advertising ": Is
merely sales talk addressed to
thousands, instead of being ; ad
dressed to Just one customer on
the other side of the counter. Any
man who can sell goods over the
counter can .write good advert i
icg'if he will only apply to his ad
vertising; the same sound princi
ples of salesmanship, which he uses
on his customer. , -
? There is nothing mysterious
about producing good advertising
copy. ? Just' remember that !you
are selling goods; the only .differ
ence being that you are talking to
thousands everywhere instead of
to' only one in front of you. i
Trojan and Greek Heroes ;
Provide Names for Bulls
DUBLIN. - . Agammemnon,
Achillea AJaxV Aeneas and other
names of Greek and Trojan heroes
'may be heard any day on Viscount
Lascelles' estate, Portumna Castle.
The viscount Is , a , breeder of
bulla and he has a fancy for se
lecting these names for them.
STATE POET, r FLOWER AND
.' BIRD- ' .
f IfRANKFORT, Ky. - Kentncky
has formally adopted a state flow
er, a state bird and named a poet
laureate within the last sixty days.
; The flower is the Golden Rod.
The Kentucky Cardinal, bird of
brilliant red plumage, was chosen
as the feathered representative of
the state. '
t'getting his heave away with all
muscles woTklng la harmony.
Houser combines all these neces
sary qualifications." ;
STOP
THAT
BARK
-.;: , Use -
, 7, . " t T
Schaefer's
HERBAL
COUGH
CURE
V Sold Only At
I qCHAEFER'Q i
The Yellow Front -ITi one t7
IS3. Korth Commercial Btrvet
The PcnsIarStore
COMMISSIONERS' "COURT
The following is the official
publication of the record of.
claims l before ; the Marion
county - commissioners court
for the April term, 192G, with
the amount allowed, bills con
tinued, etc according to the
records in the office of the
countyclerk-?;:,t..r -.
- f roads axd raGnitAYa '
. Road Districts. Jfoe. O and 40 ,
Dimlck. I E., damages for . - ,
" right of way for M. R. ' '
No. 15 .. ...i.f 25.00
Road District No. 1
Anderson.' Dan. grading. V 21-
Snvder. A. C oatrolmani
Road District No. 2
Keane, ; Simon, grading.,
palmer, on f Ul -. . 5 ' . -Scholl
&on, Sr plow han- .
dies : . , ,' . - i ';.
, ' . Rod District NoT S
Dratrer. B. O..' cash. Adv.
: ifor Frt. on gravel, etc. -Ti?nlB,
B. R., grubbing. .
Miller. J. H.. patrolman. ,
Road Dirt yo. 4
Cook. J. Ifc. eradlng . . . r
e Road JMwtrict No. S
Brentand, John, moving
drift '.... .
Davidson, : Chester, tile..
Davidson, Raph, use of
team . . ; '. ........... ,
Eaton. . Joseph, 'mending ,
. shovels ' . . ..'-. .v. .
Foster, J. A.; moving drift ;
Lambert. Gus, moving drift
Davidson. W. F. patrolman
. Road District Xo. T
Jensen.' P. E.. patrolman . ''.
, - Road District No. 8
Edger, George,- - hauled
gravel .............
Edger, John, hauled grav
el .
Mallow, H. W., on grader
Dart, J. W., patrolman . .
Road District No.' ft M
Drager."D. G., cash' Adv.
for Frt. .... .....
Sowar Paul, double tree
wood .......... ... .i
McCormlck, J. A., hauled
gravel ...... . .
Seollard, Roy, hauled grav
el and ditched ,
Wolfe, Wm., hauled grav
el Vincfent. Chas. shoveled
gravel
Choqnette. Phil A., shovel
ed gravel ...........
Butterfield. Bert C. haul
ed gravel ...........
Davis, Chas., spreading
gravel . . . r. ,
Marts, Theo. A., dragging
Schwekendick. Fred, shov
eling "gravel
Wengenroth, Albert, shov
eling gravel
KInns, Fred J dragging . "
McCormlck, James, patrol
man Road District No. O
Grimm, Wm., on patrol . .
Sowa. Paul, sharpened
tools ,'............
Van Cleave, Joseph A., pa
trolman Road District No. 1 a
jonnson, Chas., sharpened .
'tools .v. .....'..;; .. ;
Scott, A. Merle. lumber . '.
Shepherd. Floyd, driving
-team : , . t ........... .
Hogg, W. T., patrolman! '.
. Road District No. IS
Brandt. H. A., with wheel-
era . : . . . . . .-.
Dahl. Anton, grading! '.!!
DeGnire. M. E., powder. -Ellertson,
O. G., with
wheelers . . ........
Plett, Lewis, with wheel-
ers
Real. T. A., cutting brush. '
etc
-..... . .. . .
Rykkley, W. C help load
wheelers .
Widness, John A., helped
: grade, etc., -Womack.
Fred, patrolman,
Road District No. 14
Oprls. T., clearing right
; of way -
Vearrier, L., grading..!
Brown, C. F clearing
right of way .... ..
Lelkem, A., ditching.
Janlk.. C.-,- M., ' clearing
r right of way. ..
Myers, clearing . right of
way ...
0der, A., patrolman
Kle' Edward, loading
crusher ... ... f .... -v
peSantis, LouieT man and
King. Wm. R foreman !
Klssllng. W. J., rocking
"d gradlns: en p
,T nd Currle roads ....
Hoffman -Weld In c j3kw
Welding plow" - '
Kellertals.. werne gVu'bl
S&fe-aTJSfflJs;
Golden XJlow Dairy; fuse
and caps . ., . - -Tokstad.
L. E., hauled rock
Tokstad. ; L. E? haule
Mulkey, Ralph, dragging.
wC? : " ..... ..... . . :
Tokstad, H.. leveling rock:
Hubbard. H. E., cutting
brush. etc
MUlIgan, Neill, cutting -1
brush;" etc -
J aquet, Paul, clean ditch
es, cut brush; etc. . .'. 41
CharpUios. Wm., help on
slip, etc .
Eggleston, H. C
rock, etc ...
Arewer. Moyd,
rock, etc ...
Brewer, aiilu -H. filled
, holes, v'...;;-i:.v
Losae, Freu, patrolmanVv
Koaa District No. 16
Vachte. Aqam, grading . .
ecum, Isaac, grubbing. .
bcwui, aonn, grnbblnr . . -
Seism, Ellis, grubbing. .- 2r!u
oluu"'. ieve,; gru being . j. s;2 w
Vinton, UVW., patrolman. 4o.Oo
. v lload District No. 17V
Pohle & Son, .H..?iQWju&2-&i
?le .60
Kobow, C. A-, chttlng pols ;4.t0
fctnarr, Dan, cuttlng'polgjr
help- load
. . W . V '
uip load.
is. 00
.75
'.95
81.00
.40
24.00
6.00
6.40
3.60
6.00
1.00
6.40
. 9.60
16.50
40.00
6.40
12.00
18.00
20.40
54.00
2.35
12.00
120
12.00
3.20
3.20
6700
3,20
4.40
3.20
3.20
35.20
30,00
24.00
5J)0
30.20
9.70
9.18
9.60
20.40
18.00
12.00
' 5.00
12100
'6.00
24.80
? 9.60
'25.60
54.40
54.00
18.00
28.80
. 9.60
3.20
3.20
40.00
6.40
11.30
6.40
18.00
Cont'd
' .75
I 3.20
22.80
6.00
,3.50
66.60
17.50
10.5
10.50
24.37
3.2 Q
28.80
28.S0
"4 2! 20
24.80
3.20
S.20
i , 3.20
133.60
33.60
188.80
Wacken. catting poles
Wacken. jT..: cutting poles
Worden, ; Ralph, ' cutting
1 polea."-"V . . . . .
fleitsman,! Arthur, grub
blng ... .... .". . ..
Heitsman, Fred, grubbing
Gouley. ; Romeo,, ; patrol--i
man ............ . . ..
Tload District No. 18 : t , i
Cole,; Robt., patrolman . . . 22.00
, ; Road District No. 19
Oregon Gravel Co gravel;.; 60.96
Savage, Earnest,' operat- x,iv
j Ing grader , . .v. ... . .. 3.20
Pearmlne-W. ; G, p'atrol- ;r J .
man',, . 'i . . . ....... 14.00
Road District 3fo. 20 v. ;-
Smith. Bert, hauled grad
er
9;60
12.80
24.00
2.20
torT, Tor." ditching "; . .
Kanlinger, Wm. F., patrol-
Rofd District No. 205
Allen. Geo. i - ' E., ; spikes, ,
f nails. te
Hanser Bros., fuse, and v
' ns . .. .. . 1 .y. ..... "
Pohle & Son, ' H., plow
- sh.ar v w ........ . . -
"irtrnff. Homer, grubbing
.Brunkal. Jacob, on "f rosno "
Crane. Frank, grubbing,
on rrade. etc ........
Faiwlrlch. August, grub
bin . et(. ". ... .
n-andricli. Dan. on frwno.
'""dem. Herman, rrubblng
Giro. Paul, shoveling dirt,
etc, fv ... I .......... .
Griggs, C R., on frwno.!
Matson. Cha. grubbing. .
MeOarrol, Floyd, grub
bing Reihen. Joe, grubbing
Rose, J. E., on fTepno, etc
Scharf, Dan, grubbing. ...
Wacken. Herman, on plow
and fresno .......
Van Cleave, L. M.. pa'trol'-
man v
Utter, M. H., cutting tree's
etc.
Road District No. 24
Rleterer & Hassler, powder
caps, nails, etc. . . .
Denner. E. c., drilling rock
Van Handel, Joe. do . . .
hlllfDs. Len, do
Phillips, Al, do "".
Gesher, Ben. dragering road
Smith, J. w.. tender grader
7nh. Bill, planking road
'ttT, Ton, do
"Wolf. Geo., do !"
Van Handel, J. B.. Patrol
; 'man
1 . Road District No. 26
Van Bros., work on grader
Beir. Earl, pulling grader
wfth tractor
Witrel. R. o.. patrolman
Road District No. 27
"en. Geo. e.. spikes
Fabrv. John Jr., repairing
' cnlvert
Fabry. John, patrolman..
Road District No. 28
Blankenship, Earl, shovel
ing dirt
Cu minings, jy, bauling
tile
Henningsen, A. C, shovel-
Ing dirt
Zuerry, C. D. shoveling
' dirt
Schalzberg. M. L., hauled
dirt
Zimmerman, Jake, hauled
dirt '
Walker. J. O., patrolman
: Road District No. SO
Randolph. J. A., repairing
grader and tools
Wells, Lee, patrolman
Road District No. ,31
Davidson. Glen, grubbing
Houghton. Weston, hauled
rock ,
Stephen, Wes, hauled
grader
, grubbing; etc.
H., patrolman
District No. 33
Frank, drag-
.00
.60
4.00
Wilson. A.,
Russell. S.
Road
Slegmund,
glng
Tietze. J.
road
Etzel, Jno..
Road
M., dragging
5.25
13.09
7.BB
3 2.00
51.00
64.00
64.00
18.00
12.80
11.20
15.00
44.80
64.80
4 8.00
30.00
3.20
36.00
61.00
3.00
30.85
12.80
6.40
9.60
3.20
24 00
21.20
J.fO
4.00
2.40
8.00
4.00
30.00
18.00
1.00
1.60
6.00
12.80
3.00
4. '80
6.40
30.00
30.00
20.00
6 25
57.00
3.20
6.00
5.00
9.60
36.00
6.00
patrolman .
IDstrirt No.
50
00
34
Crawford, E. H., cleaning
- ditches
Lomker. Frank, ditching
Pettyjohn, Dee, dragging
road, etc
14.40
11.20
35.00
22.80
1C.00
35
2.40
.50
8.50
23.13
32.00
27.20
98.10
6.00
9.60
9.60
12.00
44180
CI. 12
5.12
19.00
148.50
6.40
Stevens, W. R.t do
Roda Selas, patrolman.
Road District No,
George, B. F.. sand . , .
Horner & Co., A. B., pick
handle ..............
MeCurdy, J. P., powder, . .
Richards, "B. J., scarifier. .;
Bradley. N. J., shovel and
raked road . . ., . . ....
Bartos, Hildegard. do. .. .
MeCurdy, Geo., patrolman
Road District No. 29
Farr, D. H., fill on bridge
Harris, Clarence, on bridge
Harris, O. L., do ........
Harris. John, patrolman
Road District No. 30
Sewler, Frank, repairing
road
Giebler, Chas., use of auto
' repairing road. etc .'.
Hammond Lumber Co.,
common cedar. . v; . v.
Stahl man. Earl, oil, gas,
-etc. .
Westerberg,- C. E.v general
v repairing ............
Newport.; Roy.' patrolman
Road District No. 37
Hoyser, Geo. M.. pealed
' piling, etc. 30,00
Sloper Bros. & Cockle,
brush ' hook ........ . . 1.75
HoyseT, Geo. M. patrolman 100.50
Road District No. 40
Collins. Ed, shoveling gra-
: Vtel .
Dawning,- Charles,- hauled
. gravel
Kanotf, W; IL, do . . .i .
Mombert, Betram, shovel
rlng gravel , .'..".
Santiam Garage; paint and f
oil. etc.
Union Oil Co. of Calif., gas, ,
; etc.
Work, Chas. H. gravel,
shoveling and. spreading
' same . ...... .-. . . . .
Richards, E. J., .patrolman
' ' Road' District No. 42
Bru baker, O. L., on grader
etc
Dancer C. W do ... .... .
Ha in. George W... do .
SUndif ler, M. H., cutting
-- brush-- :
Utter, M. H.r patrolman
J 6.00
16.00
15.00
21.00
15.00
9.00
8.00
8.00
50
20.00
15.00J
2.00
1.73
- 10.00
23.60
6.00
"
1.60
12.00
9.00
2.80
' 6.00
J2.no
29.00
3.20
12.00
21.00
33.00
2.85
65.50
22.80
28.80
14.20
1.60
-. - --
a.oo
8.00
1.60
7.87
20.25
60'
44
12.83.1
" l ;
21.00
96.00
64.00
23.05
3C.C1
34.00
59.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
22.40
.16..00
Road District No.
Coffey, John, grading . ... 33.00
Stark, Walter, do . . . . : , 2.20
17ieman,- Henry J., patrol-
- - man ... 38.0 0
Road District No. 43
Cook, Jary, pulling grader 12.00
Hennies, A. II. filling holes 3.20
Morris. W. C. hauled rock
Hennies. Lt E.. patrolman
Road District1 No 4
Baker Bros., on grader,
etc '..-v.'. i'.v-.
Gath. Arthur, on fresno.
Gath,. Edward, do ......
Gath, Fred, do . ; . t . . ; ; ..
edelman, John, : holding :
plow ..." vi. vr
Strong, S. C4 loading fres-
no -
Tower; Gordon..hanled and
spread gravel
Roaenbau m, N. patrolman
Road ; District No. 48
Wesd, Frank, hauled gra-
Tel --.V.. .......
Hahn, E. W., patrolman..
Road District No. 40
Lenon. L. D caps, fuse.
powder . ; . ...... ..
Weissenfels: Louis, sharp
ened grader blade
Knutson. Orley, driving
team, etc. . . .. . . . ..... .
Roth, Amov do '. . . . .
Sweaney. G W repairing
on brings . ..;
Neislns. W. M.. or grader
Johnson," Melvin. do . .
Johnson Bra., do ......
Obersinner. Joe.v do . . . .
Opalka. Panl, driving tean
Owre. P. W - oatrolman
fc Road Di.rirt No. S3
Morley. C. E.. ditching . .
Humphreys, O. W., drag
ging . . v . . .
Jones, Rov A. do ......
Fisher, Theodore, patrol
man ; . . . , .... ;;...;
; Road District No. 156
Ames Hardware., shovel and
handle . . . . v. .......
De Guire. . Murton E.,
powder, fnpe.cap .. ,!.
Morgan. Dade, blasting and
clearing ............
Morgan, Wi". do........
Funrue, Ben. pulling
stumps, etc. . . . , . i. . . .
Down. Al. handling gridr
Ann.undson, Henry, grad
ing . . . ... . . ". . . . . .
Hobart. A. patrolman
Road District No.' 5T
Annnndfon, Henry, smooth
ing with. grader . . , . ...
Oregon Gravel Co.. gravel
Hayaes; W. II., patrolman
Road District No. 59
Robertson, E. E.. repairing
road . . . ....
Hulsey. R. D.. Patrolman
Road District No.
Hanter Bros., powder . . ..
Madlr, Albert, dragging. .
Klmsey, J. E., patrolman
Road District No. 03
Cone. Harry, setting posts
Moore. J C. blacksmitbing
Kyan. William E., setting
Josts 27.20
Smith. Dewey, running
grader, etc. ..... . ... .
1 Mathint.. Pete, patrolman
Road District No. 64
Sowa. Paul, welding iron
Habert. P. ditching
Arnot. F, grading and
plowing
Pajuette. S.. grading
Manning, Alvin. harrowing
Labren, Jos., grading, etc.
Forcler, L. grading ......
Leith. James, do ........
Miller. B. J. J., ditching
Paquette, S., plowing ....
Manning, John F., patrol
man ..... r ........ .
Road District No. GO
Chamberlain. B. H.," oper-.
ating grader
Dively, Dewey, dragging
McClellan, T. Y., do ....
Road District No. 67
Cook, J.- L. patrolman
Road District No. 69
TToffer, Wm., fencing....
Gilles, John, grading, etc.
St. Benedict's Abbey, pull
ing grader i ........ .
Weissenfels. Louis, sharp-'
. ening blade
Gilles. Chas., patrolman
Road District No. TO
Schmitt, George, patrolman
Trurk Account
Newcomb, V. E.. -tires
tubes, etc. . . ........
Newton-Chevrolet Co., jets
valve, gaskets, etc. ...
Oregon State Highway Com,
piston pins, cone, etc. . .
Redq Arrow Battery Co.,
recharge battery
Roberts Motor Car Co;,
discs,-shafts, etc. ....
Shell Co. of Calif., tractor
'oil...'... . . .
Union Oil Co. of Calif., gas
etc.
, CaterpUIar Accoant
Salem Iron Works, bushing
stock, etc. . ,'. . ; . . . . .
Scharf; . Fted repairing
. caterpillars rv . . . . .--. ; .
Bartruf f, ' Robert, do . ..
- Silverton Crusher,
Silver Falls . Timber
lumber , . . . .
Bartruf f. Omar, rep work
' on crusher .....
Bielemeier, Peter, do. . . .
Davis, W M., do .... . . . .
Feddern, do .
Herdon, A. 3.1 do . . ... .
Wagers. ; J. : I., do ....
Hoven. Oscar,. rep. at tool
A house.: , . . . -, . . .
Stayton Crusher Account Vv
Lambert. Li . S., ,4 looking .
, after wooS I . ; ' 6.00
'.i 'Turner Cruslicr ' Account -: :
Drager; D. G., cash adv. ;
for freight . ; .-".f". 46.94
. " Miscellaneous Crushers w
Howard-Cooper - Corpora- ' 5
. . tlon. crasher, hoist, etc. 2757.65
- Joint Polk County Account 1
Capital -Journal, adv. for : 4
a)ldS m , 0 p , . 690
McClaln. W. si gas. , : ! T2.4 0
Snyder, B. A.,' operating "
- Buena yista ferry . .-. - 86.50
Joint Yamhill County Account
Electric Supplies &Con- . t
tract - Co., electric ' ser- , :
; vices-:. . .. .'. . . . ;'."." . .
Spaulding Logging ' Co-i
-' Chas. K.; lumber .-.. .
Cook. Malcolm, " hauled
lumber ... .v . ; . -.
Cook, J. L:, patrolman . .
Motor Patrol Account
Ruwell Grdder Mfg. Co.,
: cutting edges ... . ..v. '
. ; Road r Roller, Account
Barr, Theo." M".i, washers . . 1
Painter J.'Z., wood . ; . .
Pearce, Lot L. valve leath-
' ers .. . . . .' .
Market RjmI No. 2
Harris, Clarence, s put ' np
shoulders f...Vvvi.v ."
Harris, O. L., do'.i-i.i'V.i
- Market Road No. 10 - " .
KeiL A. W shoveling 'dirt ;i920
Schneider, Fred," do , ; . . , 1 4.'4 t
Smith. J. T... do i . . . . 4 190
snyaer, a. u., nauiea
shoveled, dirt
3.00
6.00
7.80
12.00
26.00
22.40
4.00
14.20
40.00
1.25
6.30
37.20
6.00
6.00
67.50
6.00
12.00
3.50
3.00
58.00
6.40
12.00
12.00
12.00
25.00
33.0
90.00
5.00
40.00
6.00
31.25
14.25
82.05
1.00
70.76
53.99
C8.36
11.23
89.25
99.50
Account"
Co.. .
v. . 63.74
36.50
20.00
36.50
36.50
36.00
36.50
. "
.156.27
4.13
4,14
50
00
20.00
" . 40
90.00
4.40
50.40
56.80
and
. ...
'16.00
Market Road No..iaj J ?;
Cook, J. I, grading -
Market Itoan ao. ia
Spaulding Logging, lq. ,
Chas. K-, iuraoer . ...
Marked Road Xo 1
Setttemlre. I Jens ,
smootning shoulders. .,
McCormlck. (James., do. .
Market Road o. 3"
52.07
8.00
10.00
Berry. A. "Crtmack "sand
24.00
18.00
54.40
Russell. S. Hi. hauled rock
Wilson.. A- grubbing . i
t r Market Road Ao. ? 3 ; .
Beckner. C ;vVW; hauled ; .
water . . . ; . .... . . ...
Cole. Robert on rraderi. 48.00
Ltongmire, ueo., suoveiiua :
dirt . i i J. ; , . .... . . zu.sw
Wells, John, hauled water 12.00
Market Road No. 37 1 a
Beall Pipe' &' Tank Corp:,
galT. culvert 62-
Market Road No j42 '' ",
Park, Lloyd, dragging ... 15,00
. Market Road No. 47 -
Mathys, AlexJ grading .. 6.00
Krug, Alvin. foreman . . ; 6-80
Market Road No. 57
Mallow, H. W., on gra'der 3.00
Dart. J. W.. foreman 3.40
MiscelUneous- Market .Koads.
Frederick Ptst Co The.
level books . i : . . ; ; . t .
D.r black-
Blnegar, 0. 1
smithing"
Branson. Trcfy,:
shoveled
dirt
e-jt
13.14
.86.40
64.00
Burns J.; A.1 1 shoveling, A i
' . etc-4 . 1 i'.v; . . ... .117.00
Dancer, C. on, grader 63.00
Herren. J..ILV general re- .
nair work . ..... r.. . . 95.60
Humphrey, "E.'' C... making
maps . . . 4. . . ... . . iz.uw
Mcllwain, Wm., on grade.
etc." ..... i. . . ... I36.U8
Scharf,: r Dan, shoveling , -1
dirt, etc .L . . . .i . . . . . .Za.eu
Tade, Henry,, shoveling
dirt, etc. t .... . . . . . 86.40
Utter,' M. H.,jon grader:. 54.00;
Wheeler, J. H.,' rep. work,
surveying i. . ..... . v. . . " 88.40
White,: F. JL shoveling 1
r dirt. etc. . j. . . ; 83.20
WUder, C, shoveled dirt, -
. i - . ' ' r n
Woolridge, Wl"C shoveled
dirt, etc. . j. . . . . . . . . . . , ; 3 5.20
! .' 'MJscenasieous Accounts 's
Allea, Geo. E.i saw, grease, u
axe, etc. . j. . '. . . . . . .. .: 3 4.9 6
Burns, W.E., gears, blocks, '.
' etc. , . . ; . .. .V . 73.88
Culver, W. J., Co. engi-; -;
neer's " saliry and ex
penses ... . ...... . .V. 254.60
Culver, W. J cash adv."
for frt, etcj . .... . . . 2.61
Doughton g Sherwin,
shovel, Qlei, etc. V . . 2.45
Farmer Hdw.jCo., Ray L.,
naUs. hooks, bolts, etc. 28.33
Farrls & Powers, recharge
and storing battery. .. . 1.00
Feenaughty . Mach. Co.,
crusher on! skids, cul-
vert, etc . ......... .5079.41
Gabriel Powder & Supply
Co., fuse, caps, etc...... 55.05
Gurley, W. j L. E., sec
tion tripod . , . .225.00
Hart, R. L., chainman sur
veying ... I ........ . 54.00
Howe, I. N., hauled gravel,
etc. ... !....f...... 182.16
Hunt-Ttate Motor Co.,
weld grader wheel, etc. 3.10
Johnson. F. Ot. Deo. road-
master's salary and ex
penses ... t ......... . 163.45
Jorgensen, - ra, . ' , cone,
-tubes, baobett.-etc. . e 160.17
Land fare Co., iH. R., cedar
' piling, etc. .......... 618.42
Latture Equipment Co.,- J,
L., geared "hoist, dump
wagon .. . I. ...... ...1955.00
Marion Automobile Co.,
frt. on shipment. . . . . .
Wilier, Fred - J road
Missler, J. It., overhaul
grader, tires, etc. . . .r. . .
Nathman, John B., black
Miller, Ralph,
accr new road . . . ... .' 45.00
Stafel, C. J., damages ace. -;
new road . . 110.00
General Fund Misc. Acctn.
Etzel, Leonard A.s bounty -
on gopbers, etc. . . . i . . 3 . g q
Baker. J. S.. t relief for
Geo. Rowland .
.50
133.85
-25.00
19.18
18.01
543.54
5.80
pipe ..... j . . ; . . v .
Nelson Bros., pipe. Iron,
etc. .. . . . .1... . . .. .v.
Oregon Gravel Co., road
pipe, gravel.- etc. . .'. .
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.,
. The, telephone services
Pacific Tel. : Tel. Co.,
The, telephone services 8.35
Patton Bros., envelopes . . 1.65
Portland Electric Power
Co,, overhaul motors .,,46.58
Rodgers Papef Co., claim
& warrant sheets . . . . 40.00
Salem Hd w. -j Co., nails.
cotter, etc. p.. 35.38
Salem' Sand Si Gravel Co., '--
gravel ...4...... ... 2.48
Salem - Water, Light : . .
Power Co., water service v ' "
'at tool, house L..".. 2.4 5
Smith, B. R., use of auto 7.90
Smith, B. R.J salary" Co. " :
rrtraffic officer. .. .V; . w. 124.69
Spaulding Logging Co.,' Av v
C..The, lumber ,.. 24.86
State - Industrial Accidents
'Com., cont. ncc. accident'
Ins. ton B. RL Smith. 3.31
Swart, H. Dep. road- r
master's salary & ex- ". "
penses ... .j-. . 168.00
Syron.& Van Arnam, lum-
ber ...... i i , .. . . . v .1 73.98
Taylor; W. Af.i roadlewer ' .
Wiggins Co., Inc.; lining, ; -
Talves, packing, etc. .
Willamette Equipment Co.
etc
law. wheels.'
Blnegar, WAlt, on trucks.
' etc ......
Branch, A. C
Gesner, C N.,
. etc
Hawkins, Ben
Mcllwain,
86.98
148.85
90:80
77;60
i rep etc. j-'i
hauled dirt,;
.......... 80.00
H foreman 1 3 5.0 0
Lester,' on' ."-:v--.-.
40
; trucks, etc j. ,i . . . i.:.. 86.40
Stroud, E, B. ' on trucks, ' - .
i ' etci--w .'. ; .1. V... . ; . 79.00
Oregon Gravel Co., gravel -v 68.00
i ; flload District No. 23
Barr, Theo Mj, black pipe ,15.35
Arcnibaid, wiuardjjiauled f i
I rock . jU v . .. 9.
ttonue, jonn, iiauiea rock ,
f and wood:... .ii- 45.00
Grain, Wm., hauled' rock
and wood. ... . -...v, . . . , 9.60
Mollett, - Ralphs ; sawing ,i
? wood and. grading. v. I- 1.60
Huiras.Chas..! dragging. 30.00
Heater, Adolph, hauled
1 drill ?. ... , iir. . . ' io.00
King, Roy E., patrolman. . '60.00
Truck Acrtunt Cont'd - "
Standard Oil Congas, etc 146.75
MisceUaneous; ' Crushers - Cont'd
DaUy. Journal of Com- '
meree,: pub;" i Ids. for : ' ,
' hAttlihg, ..'I ...v. . -4.8O
Market Road No. 36 ; 1
Garner, Orel, hauled water
a Road Dlst. No. 18
Loose, Victor E., shovel-'
it ing gravel "L.v. :
Loose, W.. ILJ patrolman 13.50
Itoad Dlst. No. 39
Kletzlng, Ralph, damages
-" ace. new road
18100
3.20
10.00
11.00
7.80
17.00
14.80
16.00
15.20
18.00
15,40
15.60
7.40
Hunter," F. S., juror
Lewis, Newton, juror ; . IT-"
Brown. -Percy, juror . .'
Werner, Henry, Juror . .
Humpert; Henry, juror. . .
Duncan', Roy B., juror ..
Rupert, Harold, juror . .
Parker. S. F. SrJ juror . .
Wiggins.: Donegan, Juror
Chapman.' Ruth P. Juror,
Scott: W. H.. juror '. . . ...
Dick,. Oscar. Juror . . . fls.oo
Hnnt; Thos.i luror ; ; . . 5.60
Adams. E. J.. juror .V. .lMS.00
Mulkey. Marr B.. Juror ' 12.40
Coburn, J. B., juror .... 16.00
Miller, J. M., Juror . ..... 29.00
Leslie." Frank, Juror '. . . , 15.20
Franke, Henry. Juror : . 15.20
FeTSchweUer,L. G. juror 9.0Q
O'Neill Marion D., jnrpr . .; .15.20
Campbeli.TWlUard F. Jur- . .
- .or ...... .. !.. n fi 13.60
Boersma, Florence' Juror - 12.20
Miller, Celine Juror . . i. 15.60
Lee, Llnnle M., Juror .... ,15.20
Gooding. J. N., Juror .T.V . 19.00
Klene. John H.. Juror. . . . 17.80
Drvden. D. M.'. Juror. . . . 19.
McGIlchrist ' Wm.: Sr.. lur
or .. . . .v.'. ......' s. 15.40
Tracy, E. N. Juror ...., 15.20
Patew J. G.. Juror........ 14.60
Hennies, L. E.,'Juror. . .' . 18.00
WalnrA. T..i Juror. . ... . . 16.00
Bakery J. ' S., ' relief - for
James Houek .... . ... 25.00
Barkhurst. Jesse, bounty ... 2.00
Mackenzie, "Vic.-relief for
W. M. Moore 50.00
Mackenzie, Vic, relief for -
dan J. McGuire. ...... 25.00
Newmver. J. J.. relief for.
Jonathan . Nelson ...... 1 5.0 0
Culver, Stella C. bailiff . . 27.00
Boyer. ,TJ. , G-, Cor, clerk, v
cash- to - be- adv. for , ,
bountvonroDhers. etc' 100.00
Byrd, Dr? W:'H;. examina-
' - lAnar r- . r- . . . - . n A A
Abercrombie, M'rs.V J. C, ' '
renei ; t .
AppIequest.Mrs Grace, re
lief .vr;,v.'7,..,.i...
Baker, Mrs. Base, relief. .
Barnett, Mary,' relief ;
Barry, Mrs. D. E., relief. .
Mahony, Frank, relief for
Dave Dernier ........
Robson, Mary, relief for
Martha Bilieu . . . .....
Boys' c Girls Aid society,
rellet ...
Brinegar, Elisabeth, relief
Baffun, W.-B., relief........
Cain, Mrs. Qladys, relief. . .
Carlson; C. CarL relief.'. '
Casteline, Wm., relief..
Caswell, Mary, relief . ...
Cave, Mrs. Maggie, relief ,
Coldwell, Mrs. Mabel, re :
lief
Ranck, Mrs. Chas. W., re
lief for Lela &- Mel ford
Cook ................
DeHaven, W. M.. Tellef for
self and Levi DeHavea
Dodge, Ulyssa Ellen, relief
Engelhart, Mrs. Anna, re
lief
Forrest, Retta, relief.. , .
Foster, Mrs. E., relief. . . .
Fowler, John, a relief ' for
self - and daughter ...
Gabbert, Mrs. Maggie, xm
lief ...
Gobin, Lizette, relief. .
Haggard. - Delia, relief . . ,
Hall, Luclnda, relief for ,
3 self and 1 husband : ... . -
Hardwlck Charles, relief
Harper, J. H., relief ....
Hart, Grace A., relief. . . .
Hegarty, Mrs. ."Hasel, re-
f lief . .r..
Hendricson, Mrs. Mabel,
relief . w .
Horrom, W. F., relief ". . :
Infild.'Mrs. Lizzie. , relief
Jones, Mrs; C. N..' relief. . 7
Knapke. Mrs. Jessie, reA
lief
Lacey, Mrs. Isa. relief . .
Llvpck, WmrJ. fe., relict
Lundquist, - Emma, relief
Lunn, . Mrs. O. C, relief; .
Lyon. "Mrs. Bertha, relief
Reynolds, C. A., relief for ;
-Mra. Wm. May '
McDaniel, Mrs.' C, relief
Scbriven. ,Mrs. Emily, re-
. lief for Harry Meeker V
Mirau, Anton la, relief
Mitch elson. Martin, reMet. '
Miller, Fred J.; relief 4 f or--1
- J. ' J.Tfcffelson ".'JV.'jv
Nott, Cary ; C -relief . ;
Paquette,tMrsiiLouisa ro
? 5 neftojc Mrllana Mrs..
j m Paschal a Patjuetto and
- Nora "PjttaTd ,
12.00
20.00
10.00
20.00
15.00
8.00
15.00
25.00
25.00
10.00
20.00
10.00
1(M)0
10.00 ,
6.00
10.00
10.00
25.00
' 10.00
15.00
20.00
-
15.00
JV.oa
40.01
20.01
10.0
8.00
20.00
10.00
.8.00
8.00
15.00
20.00
10.00
20.00
10.00
20.00
18.00
15.00
20.00
20.00
15.00
20.00
.10.00
10.00
; 25.00
,-:io,oo
iaval(ek, Ajton,ie, relief , 20.00
Brokke. Ti-H relief for
Olea Pedersen.. . , i
Pugh. Anna,, relief. . . .i
Reinhart, Rosalia, relief . .
Renfck, Mrs Annie, relief
Robinson, Laura E., relief
RyaH,; Theodore, relief..
Sagsvold. Henry L., relief
Sandberg,. Mrs. Elsie, re
lief ......
Schaf tits. Mrs. Emma, re-'"li-fil!
p ivs
S.chmldt, Peter, relief . . . .
Schwingler, Mary, relief..
Conklin, Mrs. E. II., relief
v for Chas. Seely ......
Slyter, Mrs. W. R., relief
for Mr. and Mrs. W: R.
-' Slyter . ..............
Smith, Mrs. Julius, relief
Smith, Mrs. Wesley, relief,
Snyder, W.- M., relief. , w
S tailings, Mrs. Virginia,
' relief ..;
Stripling. Hulda, . relief. ,
Te Wlnkel, Mrs. Mary, re
liet ' .... ,
Treiber, Anton, relief..
VIck,- Mrs. Helen ........
Walksoki, Barbara, relief. .
Walt, Ida, relief, i. . . . ..
Wanless. Gilmer, relief .
Wargnler, William J. Sr
relief . . ; .'. . .
Wells, Mrs. Tilli. relief
Wheeler, Mrs. Anna L., r
lief -..i...
Williams. Alice Bertha re-
i lief : ..i. J.V4. ......
Wong, Charlie, relief , .
Young, Mrs. Myrtle, relief
SAlarfe Sheriff's Office
Burkhart. S.I O., deputy; -
sheriff 4.,..,.... 124.69
Bremmer, . Royti deputy. ' i
i sheriff ..A 129.69
Lewis, J..W., deputy sher-
1
15.00
18.00
12.00
10.00
8.00
20.00
1.00
20.00
25.00
12.00
35.00
10.00
25.00
30.00
12.00
12.00
35.00
8.00
12.00
12.00
12.50
2500
15.00
12.00
15.00
25.00
5.00
25.00
12.50
15.00
if t
r
99.69
140.00
(To Be Continued)
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