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t fc . - . r- u ':M iunlirtniiTP :IIE!HMT6 ive:Races Run Off at Lone Oak TracK" as Program Neafs tnd - JFIve. races were run off yester- ay afternoon at Lone oak track Ith speed cut down by deep mua vie 'to rata that fell al the pre .pua,n,frht. Three of: the racef ere. running events 'nd two- werfe irnesn ratfe. In none of them ui tbe time-ai good as m tne evious races of .the. wee, owing a.fcheavy tract: ; - t Efeld "Donnelly took first mc ney thv 2:9A trnt fnr a . tl (Kit iurse, winning the first and third peats,, while Little Stranger won be-second heat and. was second 'a the other two. Elsie Donnell: nlshed second In the second heat mt was set hack to third-position lor running and for interference t the. stretch. I Hazel Grand took each of the hree heats in the 2:25 pace' from olly O'Doreno by close ! margins. ConeToL the other horses- tn this ace showed nearly as much speed is these two. .There were 10 en tered" 'In this race, more than in any of the prey lou, rces. . , Other'lhorses were .11 al AnB4 IlaT "Zombro. Tom"" PooTe, Con KIca, Lfunie Olive D,' Guy Rogers Dan Patch and The Cavalier. . ' I VfKkton' Papoose! ' with Dal ton up took Uve five - furlong claiming tace.' ovW a. ueld of seven horses. (The other were paddy Dear, Miss Oraond, Miss . Vancouver, inlvely Southern Gen tlem inland Skylark Jago won ttie six furlong claim lag race after an exeking finish in which-he- was, closejy pressed by the twoifpllowing horsee. Chief CUrlT-ad'Bair Hornet. Other hordes jlsutUia race were Onawa and Slatai" ' ; ' ' A jJlose,, battle all ' the way was staged In the final race, the seven furlong,-claiming event, in which Randolph" finally managed to cose out koko andSeths5 Bacon. Other horsesHthat run were Berniece E.. Pincastlf. Wd'od Lady ..Gold Bryan and YaliaWeget. Two horn-s were left sTTTar behind the start that they , had a bard time keeping in sight 6t the res. v Y ' " James McCleave's Jumping pon leaperfottnfed 'iet ween races and nta 1uauai:posy steepwcnase wasiaontiy m K"t,: also hsM,"fn -spite of the mud The boys who competed managed "tt st-bn" their ponies better ..than they r usually do, perhaps - because they Jfjalc?d ' a mud'- bath awaited themwncii' they tell off. Atbert- Toxler ."' arrived on the track'ln the Old Oregon Trail stage coach-"Ufld,1 after parading up and dowai'!)nade a brief talk in: which he outlined the history of the state lair. ' ' " fair. Summary of races: iiUU-TrOt. Purse, fl.OOO Elsie Donnelly '(thin .:.-. 11 Llttl-fltra.nger (MaTsnall)..3 BeUo, Chimes (Williams). ...4 Harrtr't (Cianninl) 2 2 1 1 2 5 Time,' 2:27, 2:29; 2:28?4. , $ga.-Pce Purse f l.OQO Hazel Grand (Gianninl) 1 1 Polly O'Doreno (June Bros.) 2 2 Polly OvDorcho (June Brothers) 2 2 2 Han Ansel (Howltt 4 3 Hal Zombro (Williams).:.. 3 4 7 J- Time, 2;; 2r,26; 2.27. 5 Furlongs ClainUng SS30 Wlklup Papoose (Dalton) first: Southern , Gentleman IMcDaniel). second Miss. Omond ; (Schater) third. Time. J: 63, ' ; 6 Furlongs 4'lalming IZM ' JagrosUDalton) , first; Chief Clerk (McDaalel ) second : 7 Ball HorueMBose) third. , Time, 1 : 15. v 7Furlongf ClinM gS20 Randolph; (Rwe) ' first: JCoXd (D.iNeal ) ' secdod ; 5 8eths" ' Bacon (Hal ton), third. Time, 1:30. Pacific Football Team Plays Webtooters Today EUGENE, Oct. J. (AP). The Pacific university football team which meets the University of Oregon ; grldmen here tomorrow afternoon, arrived here from For est Grove this afternoon. The game. wilt begin at 2:30 o'clock ' Coach McEwan of the Oregon squad said tonight' that his men will have a harder time beating Paciflattha they did Willamette last; Saturday aft Pacific appears to be several touchdowns stronger than..ihd Salem team. The coach this afternoon after practice announced that the same' team - would start tomorrow's game that faced Willamette. - - . . - '. r I : TO WISP 111 Portland School Ha Advan- iag$ oi i wo vveeKs au- ditiohal Practice Salem- hi? : echoor' football team will meet ft first opponent of the. season. this.: afternoon at 2:30 J o'clock on t.the "Willamette university field when it.,lines.up a gains." the squad from Orant high school of Portland. The teani has been drilltng hard for two weeks and-a heavy, fast aggregation has been r buil t , tip by Coaches 1 toll in Huntington and Louis Anderson. ; The starting lineup, announced last night, includes U. Ijrons, cen ter: Fabry and Dolby, guards; Lntz. -and Drager, . tackles: Olin gcr and" Adams, ends; A. Lyons, Quarterback:: Temple and Kelly Halfbacks, and Cummings. full back: IT. Lyons, the center, is a letter-man- and was all-valley center last year; Fabry and Dolby are botfc new men on he first team, al- thoulh .Dolby vu a sub lafct year. Fabry was -pitcher on the baseball team.. . - ' Lutx at tackle is a new man. playing hi first reason of football in his senior year. Bob Drager. the other tackle, is expected to fill his brother John's shoes capd bly. ;0.1lnger at ea dhas been on verted from lialfback. at which position he earned a letter last year. -Adams, the other nd. Is a letterman. Albert Lyons, all-valley end two years ago and letterman from last year, is expected to be one of the mainsnrinxs of the team in the signal harking position. Much at the offense is built around' him. D. Kelly, all-valley halfback lat year, is another big cog in the Sa lem attack. Templo. the other halfback, played end last year and baa ben shifted to the back field to do the kicking for the. team. He is de veloping into a 'good punter and place kicker. . Cummings is a let terman from Pendleton high who J baa showed plenty of speed and There Is a long Jist of .capable substitutes ready to step into the game in case any of the starling team falter. It includes East, guard: H. Ashby. halfback: Bc-cxe, fullback: B. Kelly; halfback: N son, fullback; Blace, end; Jones, tackle, who is a brother of Lynn Jones, IJ. of O. fullback; Bowne, tackle, and Hamilton, end. Grant high school has one ad vantage over the local men in having had longer practice. " The Portland high schools began prac ticing four weeks ko,' where tin Salem team has had only two weeks drill. . Crant has also played one game. defeating Hood River last week by a score of to 0. Officials for the game this af ternoon are FItsgerald, referee; Luke Gill, umpire, and Bill Goss? head linesman. One new game, with Benson Tech of Portland on October 9, 1-as been addend to the schedule. The management is still trying ti Hue up a game with one of tie I strong Fortiana teams to Dei I played here on Thanksgiving day. This game, if obtained, will round out a. first, class schedule of games. The present schedule la. as fol lows: Pet. 2 4lranf at galemJ Oct. 9 Benson Teen at Salem. Oct. 16-Astoria at Astoria. Oct, 22 Albany at Salem. Oct. 30 Corvallis at Salem. Nov. 5 Hlllsboro at Salem. Nov.vll Eugene at Salem- (Armistice day) Nor. 1 The Dalles at The Dalles. , Nov. 25 Open, (Thanksgiving day.) The second of the joke games on tre Willamette university football schedule will be played I this afternoon when Coach Spec Keene'a green team goes againt-t the powerful aggregation of veter ans that won last year's coast conference pennant for the Unl- j verslty oJE Washington. Keene took his first and second" teams along, but. he Intends to give the second team most of the work, ns he doesn't want to batter np his mainstays o. a game he has tfo-hope of winning. His only hope is ta 'hold" the " Huskies iHkTiWATTtte- OrT0JAfC-TiJo . becks a tnrmmicxa Inevraneo ot 411 irjaa Tel. ldl HeUls Theater LpbtT 18 Ki Hlgfc : mgti r oomait meveri rreayf OTtvreistue yyuuisi,jvrt uiw I . i . . . - 1 , i.u ! 'i sa. ' " 1 11 ""in- ! r ii ir-r i ill i iiprT liu ST Si . 1 I J it ' k Nk It': : 1 T i-V, something less than the 108 to 0 score they piled up against WilT lamette last year. - i Outside jf guessing on the size of lhe score, about the only other Interest attached to this game is the" comparisonxtit will afford le tween the Oregon and Washington F,rld machines.' Oregon, which de feated 'the local men 4 4 to 0 Sat urday last, Is considered a bettojr team than 'the one that lost tc Washington 1G to 14 last year, while the Huskies may have lopi some of- the driving power of their attack with the absence of George Wilson an Elmer Tesreau from their backueld. The Wiliameue ieu.ni is not up to normal strength for the game, as it has lost several men tempor arily because of injury. When tiie n rTT! rnvn (0) for the name for this latest and greatest development in mptor fuel? is posted tol 4J. 2 1 ' II T 1-,-t S,, BAYtb VyiLLIVittl V i -C i 1 game is out, of the way, Coach Keene expects to devote most of his time to drilling the men on fundamentals ard perfecting his learn for the real games of the sea son, i ' ' Silverton to Fence Off Street for Play SILVERTON, Oct. 1. (Special to The Statesman.) -Because thr school children ose Park street between North First and Water streets for nlay during school ! hours, chains will fence this sec tion off during these hours. Anto- ists will be obliged to remember this and use some other- street. between and 4 o'clock. Four concrete posts have been , erected to hold the chains. . toda Y the winner of (1 in all ServiceStatioris HOPFE ON FRIDAY California Boys Record Shows Plenty of Punch, Phil Goes Well Phil Bayes, local boxer, will have no bed of roses when he tackles Battling Hoppe of Los Angeles Friday night, according to Some of the advance dope avail able on Hoppe. The California 122-pounder has been in the box ing game about seven years and has met and beaten some good fighters in that time. He has had 12S fights and has never been knocked out, while he has sent 20 of his opponents to dreamland. Some of the men he is said to have met are Johnny Lamarr, Harry Scott, Mickey Drexell, "Manila Kid," Joe Brown and Babe Morton. He beat all these men tackling Lamarr twice, one of the bouts being a win for I Hoppe and the other a draw. Hoppe is anxious to bulla up his reputation by beating. Bayes and getting a chance at -Benny Pelz and some of the other lead ing fighters of his weight In this I locality. Bayes showed plenty of ability WATCH FOR THE BIG GALA OPENING OCT. 5 u the Independent X ihandsee (Q) his last bout with the Filipino Mngsambel, who only saved him self from a. knockout by a cWrer display of boxing. If he keeps to the form he displayed then. Bayes is expected to put on a real battle when , he tangled with Hoppe. Baker Local stockmen ship 13 cars sheep to Chicago market. Best Oregon Gravenstein apples sell at Glascow, Scotland, for $4.62 a box. C0MMISSl0NERS, COURT (Cowtinued from page 4.) Stae vs Browney. et a I Small. Hrazier C. justice 8 .16 8.44 2.8 6.84 2.96 3.36 4.24 State vs Brudridge Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Bryant Small. Brazier C. justice State vs Cameron Small. Brazier C. justice State vs Chaudler Small. Brazier C, justice State vs Cole Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Collins, et al - Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Coon Knapp, Geo. E., justice.. 6.25 19.40 Miller, Dewey S., constable State vs Crandall Small. Brazier C, justice State vs Cunningham Small, Brazier C... justice .36 State vs Cunningham De Long, W. E., constable 1.00 2.96 State vs Dletz Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Dunlap Small, Brazier C, Justice C.36 1.00 State vs. Elfstrom Ie Long, W. Kw constable State vs Fargot Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Field Small, Braizer C, justice State vs Fielder Small, Brazier C, justice State vs .Fleming Small, Brazier C, justfee State vs Fox Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Fry De Long. W. E., constable State vs Frye Small, Brazier C. justice State vs Garrison Small, Brazier C, justice Beckett, C. W., witness. . . State vs Grant Small. Brazier C. justice 2.96 3.36 3.36 4.16 8.16 1.00 6.16 10.88 1.7 2.96s State vs Louis Garrison Small. Brazier C, justice State vs Gilliam Small, Brazier C. justice 5.76 fi.04 8.9f r,.80 2.96 2.68 12.04 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 .r,0 3.36 2.96 3.88 18.36 2.96 4.38 9.15 5.16 2.96 2.96 State vs Gilstrom Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Gilstrom De Long, W. E., constable State vs Gold Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Gorman Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Graham Small, Brazier C, juslice Graham, Mrs. Bessiewit- Young, Mac, do . . . .1 . . . Graham, Edwin, do .... Graham, Ethel, do State vs Grant De Long, W. E., constable State vs Hafter Small, Brazier C. justice 6S tate vs Harper Small. Brazier C, justice State vs Harris Small, Brazier C. justice State vs Hayes Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Henderson Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Herman Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Herschfelt De Long. W. E., constable State vs Hershfelt Small. Brazier C, justice State vs Hickman Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Hodgson- Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Hoffman Small, Brazier C., Justice State vs Howetfc Small, Braaier C, justice State vs Hoyt Small, Brazier C.V Justice State vs. Bert Hoyt Small, Brazier C. justice State vs.Wm. Hoyt De Long. Ww EL. constable State vs Hunter Small, Brazier C... justice State vs Husted Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Kayes De Long, W. E., constable State vs. Kearney Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Kelley- Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Kennedy De Long, W. E.. constable State vs Kimble Small. Brazier C. justice State Ts'Kieschlhck Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Brunn 2.96 35 JLi e v ilangT De Long, ':W T. constable 1.00 SmalL Bratler C, Jnatlee 12.00 Mangis, Esther L., witness 4.30 Warnery MrttKattle. do. . 4.30 Mangis. Helen LU do ... . 4.30 SXate vn Mason- , . Small,. Brazier, C, -Justice 2.96 . State vs, W; L Masbn ' Small Brazier C. Justice 2.96 'Sfate vs Mathews Small, Brazier C, justice 2.08 5 State vs Mayfield ""T-e " SmalL. Braxler lustte,"' stace vs atays - ... Small,, Brazier C, JstWt tttjvarMcCormick tlai - aaier Cxjusttcel State vs-McTaggart Small. Brazier C. 'Justice 2.96 State vs Meisner -Small, Brazier C jnstice State vs Michaels - SmalL-Brazier C, justice 2.96. State vs Miller Small, Brazier C. Justice 2.96 State vs Mitchell, et al Small. Brazier C, justice State vs Monroe Small. Brazier C. justice 2.96 10.68 State v Montgomery Small. Brazier C. justie- State vs Moore Small, Brazier C, justice 3.H6 ' 2.96 2.96 2. SO 3.10 State vs Morgan Small. Brazier C, Jnstice State vs Frank Morgan Small. Brasier C, justfeo State vs Murray Knapp, Geo. E.. justice.. Miller. Dewev S., constable StaHTvs Nash. Small, Brazier C, jnstice State vs Opris Small. Brazier .', justice State vs Paris Small, Brazier -C., justice State vs Petrie Small. Brazier C, justice State vs Pevey Small, Brazie C, justice State vs Porter Small, Brazier C, Justice State .vs Price -Small, Brazier C, Justice State vs Pruitt Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Rabens, et al Small, Brazier C, justice . State ys Raymond Small, Brazier C. justice State vs -Relsbeck, et al- r..4R 2.48 2.96 4. OS 2.96 8.04 6.08 1124 Small, Brazier C. justice State vs Reynolds &. Roberts De Long W. E State vs Ric constable 4.25 Small,: Brazier C., justice 2. 9ft State vs Rider Small, Brazier C, justice State vs Riley Small. Brazier C. justice 2.96 State vs Roberts, et al Small. Brazier C, justice 3.84 State vs Rocque Small, Brazier C, justice 3.56 State vs Royce Small, Brazier C., justice 5.16 State vs Savage Small. Brazier C, justice 5.44 State vs Schlagg Small. Brazier C. justice 7.16 State vs Sears De Long, W. E.. constable 1.S0 State vs Smith 1 Small. Brazier C, . justice 2.96 State vs. Snyder I Small. Brazier CL. justice 2.96 State vs Taylor, et al Small. Brazier C, justice 4.88 State vs Taylor Small. Brazier C, justice 6.56 State vs Thonfas-i De Long. W. E . constable 7.fU State vs Turner Small. Brazier C.. jnstice 2.96 State "va'Wagler- SmalrrTJrzter Cr.jUstlce 2.96 State vs Walloraan Small. Brafcier C, justice 2.96 State vs Walp - Small. Brazier C. Justice 5.556 State vs Walters Small. Brazier C.. justice 3.56 State vs Warner Small. Brazier C, justice 4.16 State vs Watkins Small, Brazier C. justice 2.96 State vs Watson Small, Brazier C. justice 9.16 State vs Watt Small, Brazier C, Justice 3.36 State vs Weinberg Small, Brazier C, justice 6.56 State vs Wheeler Small. Brazier C, justice 2.96 State vs Wilkinson Small, Brazie C, justice 5.76 State vs Williams Small, Brazier C, justice 2.96 State vs Willis Small, Brazier C, justice 4.38 State vs Winkleblack Small. Brazier C, justice 2.96 State vs Wight Small. Brazier C justice 10.28 State vs Charles Wright f Small, Brazier C, justice I State vs Van Natta I Small, Brazier C, justice 2.96 I State v Young .- I Small, Brazier C. justice . 4.76 I State vs Robert Young I Smap, Brazier C. justice 3.56 j School Mopt's. Office-Kxpense I Capital CItjr Transfer Co., 89 1 moving books . I Commercial Book Store, 2.96 I cards 1.00 I Fox. W. V.. traveling exps. 58.00 2.96 1 Fulkerson, Mary L., do . . 50.00 I Fulkerson. Mary L., cash 4.40 I adv. for stamps , 20.00 I Heald-Menerey Co., Inc., 7.84 I survey map of Oregon l Kraps, The J. J. Co.. re- 3.56 J port cards, etc . 99.75 I Pacific Tel. & Tel Co.. The 1.00 1 phone service 11.40 I Rodgers Paper Co., paper. 2.96 etc I Royal Typewriter Co., type- S.06 I writer , . . 52.50 I Wilson, C. E., Marlon co.'a I quota for child health dem. headquarters .... 35.00 FriMt IospectorHi Account Van Trnmp, S. H.. eo. fruit inspector .V 127.50 Poor Account, Cont'd Busick, J. L. & Son grb-' cerles fof Mr. Jtowland ? 7S,0A Busick, J.. L:: Jt Son, do -ior Unu XT as Hot f i a A i unsick. J. Ij. &. Son. da L f J , I I. .for Mrs. Moore . i I Boslck.J, L- & son, do I I .--, for Atr. xfook , . . uenirai, fnarmacy: dlp- theriannti-toxih'.i.- ClarK FraHk"C.3 board of poor farm inmates' ... . 227.4 S Comstock, Mrs. Vfi- A.. groceries for Mrs.' FA. . Potter . ... .......... .. . Drager. D. G.. ry. fare adv. ; for poor -I5; Fry, - Daniel J;, ediefne--3 i for. poor. . . . . . Hammond Lumber Co. groceries for Nellie Wachtat . , r . ; r.,i'.-.-.. Imfild. LUzie, additional relief .;.: ji". .. . Knapp, Paul E.. hospital 6.16 bill of Joaquin Guardia Iff ; ' j.tft Opera House Pharmacy, me dfaneif orrpoer.q .... . Ottawa v. Percy O' house rent of Wm; May family 4 Pickens A Haynes les forTkirs-McAfee Afee ..I fcS Porter's Stored . grocieries I i - IS-04 -3m,... ''-T forRosie- Bloom Porter's Storey do for. Ethel Wills ............. t.00 T . Portland Electric Power Co., light lor-poor farin Ramp, W. Howard, grocer ies for Mrs. Eugene Hurd ....... '.VV... Rogers & Evendn Druir : C04 prescription fori Afr. Nelson . . i V. . R ostein ' & .. Grcenbaumr . 10.00 L00 2.85 clpthjng Jor;Mra., Anna Cook's children ...... " Salem Deaconess' Hospital, . .... - rare of Andrew jampBeii as.i Salem Deaconess' Hospital, care of Addle Rfgdon.'. 38.75 38.75 Salem DeaconesA' Hospital, Care of Donald Miller . . Salem Deaconess'Hospital, . care of E. A. Mack,L . . . 38.75 Salem Deaconess .Hospital. care of Mrs. Lizaie. tow ard. Xi'-.'Vv.J. 38.75 38.75 38.75 38.75 38.75 19.38 lS.Ou 7.50 Salem Deaconess Hospital. care of Valentine fviox Salem Deaconess Hospital. care of J. H. Morrison Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Fred W. Baker Salem Deac6ness Hospital, . care ot Mrs. E. A. (Parker Salem Deaconess Hospital. care of Abraham Hugbes Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Katie Sclrirmer . Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of DavldJ Ratcliffe Salem' Deaconess. Hospital, Rare of Mrs.: Lena Albas, . Salem Deaconess Hospital, - care 6f George Moor HU Salem-Deaconess Hospital, care of .Valetta. Poage. .-. Salem 'PeacoTress Hospitalr " cafe f Jimmy "Crook . . ' Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Dusk el McGrath Salem Deaconeea Hospital, care of Gilbert Crook. . Salem Deaconess: .Hospital, care of Mrs, r Andrew.; Fuller . i V: . . . . Salem Hospital; treatment of Rataezyk "children . . . 12.7S. . 50.00. 135.00 Salem Hospital,'" treatment of Mrs Mary Rataezyk Salem Hospital, treatment of Mrs. C.jL. DeQuasia 154-75 Salem Super! Service Sta- I , lion, gasoline for poor 115 Scott. Mrs. C. E.. house I rent for Mrs. Rosie Bloom 9.00 Shrode, D. u, groceries for Mrs. Northcutt .... 6.27 Shrum. C. P4 care. of Wm- snyier . . ' ;-. . i . : '. . Coh'td Slyer Falls j Timber Co.. wood for. Mrs . W. F. Mir 2.50 Smith Fontaine, grocer ies, etc. f6r Mrs. Chain Smith .&, Fontaine.-grocer ies-for Mrs.- E.- Bruce. . Smith, Gerald, M.D., prof. services for Mrs. -Anna Engelbart; & Helen Vlck allowed-Ti rVr-i.". . disallowed - '. .41... Stiff, H. L. jFurnlture Co.. springs, te. for Mrs. Anna Crook . -.v. ". . . Stoner, Bros.- Garage, tire tube for Mrs.' Eugene Hurd . . J.'. ..r; . .... Syring & Banks, groceries for W. Fi Mays . ; . . . . Tanauary, C- M.,! cutting; wood on ! co. ' farm .... Townsend, J.-'A., groceries tor Mrs. A. Brown Webb's Funeral Parlors, burial of Edgar Sharp Webb's Funeral Parlors. burial of Wm. Snyder 100.00 Wengenroth, Wm, grocer- lea for Josephine Jeau doin . . . j. ..v ......... yengenroth, Wm., grocer ies for G6o. McKay .... Willamette: Sanitarium, treatment of John Meyer Cont'd Dos 'Tax Fund Ash ford, Geo., sheep Killed oy nogs u . . ; . .. ...... bo.oo 6.96 Diem, Frank,; da ..i. .... i 6.00 Etzel, Peter J do 18.00 2.96 Geer, A. A., do : J8.00 Hendricks,! Cast, do .... 60.00 7.84 Jones, Jessie CL, do . . . . .. - 10.00 Kraps; The j;,J. Co., print ing dogj license applica tion . j i . i ... V ..... . Mprelys, CbasvV -refund -of 1 ;dog ' license v ..... .1 Robbins, w. L., sheep kil-led- by dbgsr . Taylor, Hi O., do . . . . . " Zieliaskf, J. P., do .... . . Jail Account Bower, O. p.. board of pris oners f I .... ..... . . . Brownelt Electric Co., light bulbs ?.l Opera -House Pharmacy med. f er prisoners . ... Salem Hardware Co., flush- a-way L . . . .......... Simpson. Grocery, matchea 2.9 fe 1.0& 3.90 5.95 Juvenile Court Account Bower, 0,i D.; use of auto Indemnity for Slaughter ' 1 Dis. Cattle Fennimore. Roy, indemnity Larson. Gus T.. do ...... Herd Inspector Acrou,nt Hanrahan, John W.v asst. j co. herd insp. !. .. . . . . 4 8.00 .. Lange, Fred "WJ d .. . i B8.75t; Simmons,! A.' T'... 264.75 Sims, Thos., do ... . . . 'vi 9 6.0 0 Divorce Fee District Attorney no " - - Hatary Acconnt Kay. Thos. B.. ata'te treas. ' J fan mW t' f ' .9 divorce; fee 4., -i 0.f0 2200, Stt Fair Account wain, a. amui tor 1 . for fair, i . v v.V. . ... . IT.'BftA Court Ha JAtt Aecta ContT Capital City Laundry, laun-i '(; 13.50. drying towels; ete . . . . I , tl.85 Court Honwf'swl Poor Accts. r'-. . ' ' Cbntinuedl . ' Kobow, C. A., hauling . wood ..Vi v.. 1446.25 Justice fowt Acct, CotU'd State vs Coon M-cOnlre, Orantmeal for j . prisoner, etc. . ; . . . 3.85 Jnfice. Conrtft Distw Atty.- Aect. .8.00 10.85 10.83 50.00 I Western Union Tel Co., The ' 5.00 .telegrams, etc. ......! 4 ' V Advertising ' Account ' Salem Chamber ot Com-. : , "mere! adyertlelng . . . . ! : Hcgisfration & Llections Acct : Boyer, tC-casa adv. fof ! : ; express charges ".; . . . I LB5 6.12 14.75 2.50; 14 I! I 11.25 j 10.00 y 10.00 21.00 - P !f-6 13.50 jB.75 ' " ' I - 1 28.25 , 32.30 4.00 0.79 25.00 15.00 is.oo 9.00 2.00 42.00 18.00 6.00 518.40 1.62 7.70. 1.50 2.75 10.2 of . 6.00 c.oo SALE NOW AT, GEI PacKi TeL & TeL Co.. The. Noj3naji,Supply Co, C9,TP0 :ler CvJastVo 4.76 s poor farm phone t.. 3.6Q 'paner. 3.95 1 N.