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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1927)
; OlfiOi'l ElftlC 1FFICIS JT FAIR Heads of ,De part men t s -"Mingle With Big Crowd v And See Exhibits Th , of ficials of the Oreron Electric and their families were UnTepre9ented in the big -state xair; rpwd yesterday, mingling with, the throngs and seeing the exhibits. Among ,fhe Oregon Electric people 'present were the follow- In: - At - J. Davidson, general mana ger; Robert Crosbie, comptroller; Mrs. Robert Crosbie; R. W. Rick- ard, general freight agent; Mrs. R, W4 Rickard. TM aster Bob Rick ard; . R. H. 'Crcfzler, general pas senger agent; W. C. Smith, gen eral 'claim and tax agent, Mrs. V. C. Smith,- E. E. Lfllie, superin tendent of -car seTTice and tele Krl'TArB. E. E. Lillie; G. E. .Votaw superintendent, Mrs. J. E. -Votaw, Miss Helen Votaw; J. R. Williams, "assistant comptroller; E . B.'- Heath, trainmaster; D. J. Clongh, master mechanic; .'J. C. Abbett, advertising gent. RJrs. J. C Abbett, Miss Barbara Jane Ab bett, Tates Betty Abbett; Lon Ketehum.-clrfef "clerk to the pres ident. Mrs Lett Ketchura, "Miss Florence Anne Ketchum, Miss Ri ta Clare Ketchum; Verne Ed warda.off Ice egineeiv Mrs. Verne Edwards; Earl ShrOder, assistant to the purchasing agent; Miss Rose Schacht, -fmrchaaing depart ment; Miss Edna Florence, pur chasing department. COMMISSIONERS' COURT .Continued from Page Seven) Bye.. Robert, -working on bridees :. ---- 106 00 Dafeaean. ".Ted. shoveling dirt, etc ... 76 80 T)inkins W. B.. do... 44 80 Wowe, Gny, grading..,.. 22 40 Dunn, , Leslie E., work ing on Fresno 15 00 Fersbweiler, Fred, shovel ing.'dlrt, etc Glco&on, W. R.. do-, Green, Elmer.L-, do Lambert, U. M., working "with Fresno .... Lanbani, Chas., working with. Fresno, etc. ........ Manning,' J. A., working on bridge? ., . McWwaln. C... E., work ing with Fresno - Millhouse, tllen. plowing, etc. .. NoB&ek Frank, 'haling! dirt ---- - Richter, Frank, clearing 1 of f ....- PAGE SO Itichter. Nick, cutting brush . Smith, -Bert,: working . with -Fresno Stravens, John, -hauling VdirV - TaylorRaympnd, scrap- ' .. .Ing, tc. VacMer, "Adam, hauling . dirt . .'. VanCleave, Kenneth, working on bridges . . Van'Creave, Melvin; do .. Vinton. Lloyd 'J., cutting brush -. .' " - -Walfmani Chaa E., w?rk- lngwith 'Fresno, etc. Webb ' Albert, hauling v' ritrt . .'. . . . ... 25 60 22 40 107 80 90 00 99 00 108 00 66 00 78 00 15 00 3 20 . 6 40 90 00 15 00 80 00 98 25 108 00 104 00 9 60 66 00 22 87 Vinton. Geo." W.foreman 108 00 JpnR(n P. E-.'do ...... 144 00 " ''Market "Road "So. 53 BlankCnstop, T. P.. "work ing with TTesno . Lairhaxa, Cnas. TV,, do . ? PatJnpna; "John, grading Pearce. Nile, 'working . - twith Fresno . . . t , SalchenbergT'-ML., do . . . Zimmerman,: Jacob,' do WNutt. EarrlKA"amt. T2 00 12 .,00 28 "80 12 00 54 00 36 00 . dne tm exemrcdnf met 2919 20 Drager, "Fred.'Vcraping 24 00 Gllbertson, "Henry, do . Giesy, 'Binger, hanling x dirt. ...v.i. Grtbole. Lowell, grading Hayes, Leo. 'hauling dirt - Hunt, TWlllard. 'do ..... Kiel. Ifugo P., scraping .. Keti; Otto C, do '-- McAllister. Trank S., do Ogle, James, shoveling dirt ". ; .Smith,' James F., grading Smtth. J. T.y scraping dirt of pavement .1 . TJrbin,"C. A., grading . . Urbln, Georgfe, se'raping . . " Weich,Hemry, grading. . . Snyder. A. C:, foretiian . . 24 00 24' 00 . 4 80 17 25 52 90 12 00 12 00 24 00 46 40 12 80 4 6 40 12 "80 24 00 12 SO 117 00 ' . f Clarice -Road Xo. 1 Maya Ckrver &.Groff, Shovels . V . . . ... " CEpers, Ben. scraping . . & - 2 50 '6 00 70 '40 135 00 35 20 McCfery, inrank. snovei ' Ing dirt . . . . . Miller Vernon grading, etci " !'.'" Overland, Aady. shovel ing dirt ........... Ryan. James, fixing fence Rvan. Robert, do 2 f40 2 40 . ' Market Rond o. 63 Choouette. F. A., grading 6 40 Hunt. Thomas J., do . . . , 24 00 .McCormick. James; fore man AJ.....:.i 8 00 1 Blarkrfc'Road Xo, 67 Dlvely. Calvin, grading.. ; 12 00 Stewart. Harm grading. etc. . 21 00 ; Walker. Leonard. 30 J00 - Market Roada o. 23 43 I ' Satliner. Cuido. grading.: 162 00 Batllnger.4 Walter, do..... ,88 40 . Bredine.VKennetu, 4j0, 40 Brenner, Roy, foreman i08" 00 Clytner George, gTading482 00 Hurias Charlies,' gTadin:i5f 00 Klntt, Tan, do. 162 00 KiiSts. Roman ...TU.. ..w't:i9J0ft IxKmis, Ij. A V carrying i -. .water - 47 25 Jofe Vicfor grading .8M Matter, Mike, carrying wa- JtOTi .- - 40 50 &Ix, Arthur, grading Raymond. Arthur, do, S3 30 Riggs.W. A., foreman "10S "-00 Rneff, Bruno, grading -157 50 Simpson, B. F.t do. ....... 83 20 Simpson, J. H., do 0 80 Smelser, W. H., hauling dirt, etc ....145 50 Tangerman, Otto, gracing 83 20 Zuber, John, do. 86 40 Market Roads 23, 24 & 25 Denny, J. M.. grading 28 80 Hoean. Wh.. trading, etc 86.40 Lewis, OHie, do 51 20 Mnier A H., do 46 40 Ware, Eugene, grading- 318 00 Tilarlcet Roods No. 14, SO & 61 FabeT, r Virgil, carrying "water - 12 50 Lux, Joe. grading 76 8 McVey. Sam. use of truck 178 50 Rubens, A. L., do 41 25 Slaby. Joe, grading ,83 20 Wolfe. W. G. F.. scraping 39 00 CTriesenauer. John, fore man 192 90 Market Roads No. 47-53 Jungwirth Lumber Co., lumber V. 388 91 Miscellaneous Market Roads McGee. J. F., tiransitman 150 00 Oregon State Hlgnway : .. Comm., testing pave- tpent - 20 00 Rigdon Bros., hauling . gravel 4785 25 Salem 'Brick & Ttle Co., drain tile, etc.- 43 84 Swart, H..-S., deputy road master 9v yv Drager. R., chainman .... 108 oo Hart, R. L., 'chalnman 108 00 Klemsbu, G. "W., driving truck 20 70 Mead, 'George, operating oiler z" Minden, Anthony, !tuling posts ..:.......:. io ov Wcftnack, Fred, foreman:. 24 00 Sliscellaweons 'Bridges Crabtree, Lumber Co., lumber 52 78 Drager. D. G.. piling.... 593 78 Klrk.'R. E., nails 10 60 Schwab, Fred Comm. Co., shingles 45. 00 Spaulding.C K. Logg. Co. luniber 41 54 Syron & "Van ArnamMill, do., Y 663 92 Ecker. John, work'lng on bridges 72 Q0 Ecker. Louis, do 108 00 Jette. Arthur, do., 9 60 Prsyln. Henry, do 24 00 Schmitz. Paul, do 108 00 Schmitz, Peter, foreman 162, 00 Peterson ( Andrew, 'work ing on -bridges 104 00 Peterson, Charles, do. ...... 88 00 R6bl. Greg A. do , - -108 u Zeliniski, Ed., 'do 108 00 Phillip Ffscher, foreman 270 20 Miscellaneous Accounts Allen. Geo. E.. rakes, etc. 53 85 Atlas Book Store, earbon paper, etc Anderson Motior Co., gaso line ...-v - Barr; Thee. M., valve, etc. Bass, Charlton, naulSng gravel 3 75 10 38 9 61 380 60 631 80 5 00 543 75 Beall 'Pipe & Tank Corp. culvert pipe Bayer, tJ. G., cash adv. stamps Brown, S. D... gravel Bushong & Co., road &. highways warrants 120 00 Case, L. M.. hauling gravel 2908 02 Capltad City Transfer Co., oil ; - 201 37 Clyde. Equipment Co., teeth for scraper - 106 55 Collard. W. P., gravel. 1392 00 Colyear Motor Sales Co., fan, etc. 25 46 Cook, J-'L.. foreman 53 00 Cook, Malcolm, hauling lumber, etc 39 20 Cronn, Leo., cutting wood 7 50 Culver, W. J., road mas ter's sal. & exp 2,72 90 Donahue, Dan, hauling ltfmher, etc 199 50 Doughton & Sherman, palht, etc 22 02 Drager. D. G., cash adv. for freight ...2836 93 Ebner-PIranell iHdw. Co. naUs, etc 14 17 Farther, Ray L. Hdw. Co. belt, etc., 140 87 Golverfs t Service Station. gas, jatc. - 7 82 Hammond Lumber Co., powder, etc 20 50 Harper, S. W., . hauling .grarel ... 658 49 Hlllman' Fuel Co., coal .... 71 20 Hunt-Tate Motor Co.. gas. 19 03 13 00 4 80 Jensen. H. P., sharpening scarifier teeth Johnson, F. O., caah, adv. for freight Johnson. P.. O.. salary de puty roadmaster 160 96 King. P A., hauling gra vel .... 460 60 Lamhert, L. S., u. dep. roadmaster 168 00 26 84 La r kin CPrince Hdw. Co. cahleetc .--t... Link-Belt Meeeer St Gott Fried Co paving .plant parts, etc Si 35 Howe, ;L N., huling gra vel . -io Jorvensdn. Ira..' tractor wheels, etc 30Z iv Linn 'County. 'Oregon. 'u of oiler, etc. - - 60 Z6 ManeoM F. A., neck voke. etc. . .. 8 76 Misaler. J. , H.. repairing "nlow. etc. e v Moores. Ros" E. : & Co.. leaL blanks . 10 '00 Nag. John.?haultag gravel '721 64 Oregon Gravel Co.gravI 4027 o Ore.State Highway Com. truck arts. :te. .. :.. -133 25 Ore.-Wash. Water 8erK Ice Co.: water rvlpe 2 86 Owlri. C. E. wagon tongue 19 35, Pacific Tel. & I Tel. Oo., nhone service v.. 36 60 Parrish - Hardware Co.. shdVela. etc.L.U-.. 17 45 Portland Electrk-. Pwr. Co . If ffht service.; etc 259 46 l Roebllnes. - John A. Sons iiCo. of Calif. iHteel rope 33 us Rowland . Printing Co.. claim .i Rttwla.na : JPrlatlne Co.. claim blanks, etc. 89 Salem Hardware Co.. creosote. etclw...w .... 69 Salem Iron - Works, oast .- iron. fetc, ..2..-. 54 Kalm Sanrt Sr. Crravel Co. gravel 941 0" Salero Traa. CN "TllE OKEGON I - coal 47 00 Saxtoa-& Looney, gravel 34543 72 F Shell Co. of Calif., ffas Itstc .-. 667 96 Slegmund. J. C, hauling gravel 1735 96 Smith, B. R., Sal. traffic officer ..... 124 68 9owa, Paul, chain hooks, etc 7 00 Spaulding C. K. Log. Co. lumber 140 71 Standard Oil Co., of Calif. gas, etc ......4421 13 State Ind. Acc. Comm. Ins on traffic officer.... 3 31 Stay-ton Switchboard Assn. phone service . 6 71 Syphert. W. B.. chalnman 11 10 Tweedle. L. R., hauling gravel 766 40 Union Oil Co. of CaJif. gas. etc 219 31 Valley Motor Co.. traclor..l047 60 Valley Motor Co., reamer, etc 26 63 Westenhouse W. W., fore man - 189 00 Wiggtins Company, Inf., Files, etc 15 41 Willamette Equip. Co., Buckets, etc 17 55 Branch. A. C, hauling A. C. etc 106 50 Burns, J. A., operating roller 129 50 Dutton F. A., blacksmith- ing, etc Ill 50 Enblhart Anton, working on shovel 83 20 Faber Ed., grading, etc., 82.40 Herren, J. H. surveying etc 104 00 King Wm. R-, grading 98 00 Kubiceh, E. G., ditching, etc .,. 48 00 Mcllwain Lester, operat ing tractor etc 124 13 Ogle. Alvah. grading 81 60 Poujade, Oonald, hauling A. C. etc. 102 00 Shaw. A. C-, chalnman etc 108 00 Sneed, J. L., working at crusher, etc 76 14 White, F. J., hauling gra- veL etc . 24 00 Wilder, Calvin, grading, etc 100 00 Branch, Ralph, carrying water 12 00 Wilder, Francis, patching pavement, etc 105 50 Hawkins, Ben H., shop foreman 164 25 Casey, Will, shoveling A. C. etc. 108 90 Chard, E. E., do Ill 03 Davis, Tom, sweeping pavement, etc 80 80 Deppen, L. A., raking A. C 118 75 Gleason, Miner, do 120 52 Lathrop, K. J., putting in tile, etc 83 20 Parrish, H., do 83 20 Tade, Henry, raking A. C. 122 91 Way, S. D.. ditching, etc 83 20 White. Fred, shoveling A. C, etc . 115 28 Wilder, Calvin, ditching, etc Wooldridge, Walt, raking A. C. etc Mcllwain. William, fore man - Sprogis. L., cutting "brash Miick, L., land deeded for road 80 00. 127 65 1 162 00 16 80 35 00 Community Fair Planned Next Week At Falls City FALLS CITY, Sept. 29. (Spec ial) Falls City will have a com munity fair next week, October and 5 in Victory Hall, with special entertainments each even ing. Mrs. Carrie E. Jobes, who has bedn general chairman for the two former fairs, is again in charge, with the following assist ants: Entertainment. Miss Mild red Thompson; Art and Needle work, Mrs. Raymond Criswell: Domestic Seience, Mrs. D. J. Ct ran t;Cecrat ions. Rev. H, H. Miles; Gtt Flowers. Mrs. R. L GrfjWold; Canned Fruft & Vege tables, Mrs. M. L. Thompson. Popuration Increase Here Revealed in House Demand 'Salem tnut certainly be Til ing up. withipeople" said Ed Peetz local realtor, yesterday. '"We have calls for houses every day and we don't seem to be able to fill half of 'the orders. There apparently are very few vacant houses. Every new house that is built is imme diately occupied by someone and newcomers have difficulty getting a place to live in." Mr. Peetz reports that hkj firm has had an exceptionally fine bus iness the past two months, most ly in business property being sold and leases taken. Farm sales have been slow. H looks to see the present growth continue right on as it has in the past; in fact, can ee no reason why it should slow down. . . 1 Special reduced fare vkA to . . peedy, -ch oitor every Sudy. Tsday mnd Friday. Low-cotrmMM In diner and i lua&cmr. V; ; Trains leave Salem i 1 :'43 . . ttu, arriving to Sato I Franclsfco 1 10:30 a. tn.l ; 'Similar service Tettfrnlng ; from San Francisco 'every Mdnday, -Wednesday and f ft2 Q rewndtrlp-golng na ; - h raiaana re- , turning on any train carrying 75 i ' coacnes. umu ia oay . . - .j Coutlicm Pacini 10 12 . City TTtcket Office ', : 184 N. "tfberty .Thone'BO '46 BtATESMAKi?E5r,)REGON. RiDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBEnt927 ''"mui THE FIE!. OF L.T00ZE Will Be Held at Elks Club This Forenoon; Interment To Be '-At tugene The funeral services for Walter L. Tooze, who passed away In Sa lem on Wednestlay evening, is to be held at the Elks club at 10:30 this forenoon. The remains will then be taken by auto to Eugene for interment in the Odd Fellows' cemetery there, by the side of his son, Lieut. Leslie Tooze, who was killed on the firing line in the Ar gonne forest nine years to the day before the death of his father. The services at the grave will be pTivate. The Eugene Elks will have charge there. At the funeral at the Elks club the eulogy will 'be given by Sena tor Gus Moser of Portland, so long associated with Mr. Tooze in the upper house of the Oregon legis lature, where the latter was read ing clerk. The music will be by the Salem Elks quartette. The pall" bearers at the Salem service will be: Hon. Ralph Will iams of Portland. Harry J. Wied ner, Frank Wrightman, Wal,ter Stolz, August Huckestein and Wm. S. Walton of Salem, and Henry Hall of Woodburn. , The funeral sermon will he QUALITY DAVEff BILTWELL Standard Davenports and Chairs TO MATCH Know Their Construction Nachman Spring Units Hard Wood Frames Only the Best Velour and Mohair Coverings Used Easy Term IIIIMtHMIHH preached by Rev. D. H. Leach, Sa lem district superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal church. Youth Untwrt When Car Leaves Road at Stayton STAYTON, Sept. 28. (Special.) Cecil Riggs drove off the road near the T. J. Ware home Satur day night, causing considerable damage to his Ford roadster. The young man escaped without any serious injury. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Beauchamp of Stayton enjoyed a pleasant visit Sunday from the doctor's brother, F. E. Beauchamp, and his wife, from Albany. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dorhmann and children came over from Sa lem Sunday and were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Skill ings and her sons. Mr. Dohrmann was formerly manager of the 20th Century grocery here. See It Now! Oregca Theatre . L -v? R mJ I . ' . " 1 See Bfltwell Boot li at MM! HtMtlMIMtlMIIH I II til 1 1 OPEIUIIOIl UNUSUAL Piece of LeR 'I,,oBe Replaces Brok en Vertebrae A most remarkable operation, if it turns out successfully, and which the next few days will tell was performed yesterday after noon at the Salem hospital by Dr. Geoige Vehrs on the spinal col umn of Wallace Burnett, of Pen dleton. Burnett is suffering with a broken neck, received five days ago when he ran into a mule near Pendleton while going at a ter rific speed on his motorcycle. It was found that two of the main vertebrae just between the neck and shoulders, were badly smashed. The operation was per formed entirely by means of local anesthetic. A second operation was performed on the patient's lg, also by local anesthetic, from " h25np toils dfmgfttff - M M M M .. fTf-M"! vv . t ? fTrrrrr mm m d i,1 rp -liffiSrv: v. ! J which a piece of hone wa I out and grafted into the coiumn 10 replace me nrcfk of vertebrae taken out. The -spinal, cord was foun to be seriously injured, but es of broken vertebra with edges were passing tl against it and in time would 1 severed it. The patient Is i cast from his hips, up,' unable move a muscle from his n down, but is in perfect use of mental faculties. ai rir a c Liiivi -ViJ a vv w a PcerTeKs Bread, comiarnbIe to ieaa, Is as uniform In th main tainance of its high quality, a nature is'to'tlrc pM. That'w one test oJT quality in Itself uniformity. ou will find all'Paer less IIreal uniform. PEERLESS BAKERY 1 TO N. Commercial . , A BILTWELL The Most Comfortable , By Day or By Night i Vaquard Velour $125);d0 ,:' . BILTWELL -Quality I)avehtoirt Ch , m i . , r- -. - Covered in. Vaquard Velour Mahogany Trim All Biljt Are m -r i . Statc Fair r ,rtf . : Trr DC A Q ... ft 4': 1 '1' ill an air Dayenport and Chair J TO) Custom. Made No Interest tllMMIf MM HIIIMMIttH it Vi n V t J X