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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1928)
f ; , -. : ; rr- Local News Briefs Claimed Drunk Phillip Collier s arrested br dlj officers Prt daLaf tenroon charged with being drunk. ThSit uaThefU Reported Thieves who ly hire been. a.eite young were active at the home of H. M. Stoad. steytr 1280 D street, Thursday sight. Stoudmeyer reported to the nolle .Friday that a tricycle and a inclnded in the accomplishment of 5 -a.i j ' m Mr Marnfav- and Henry Deidriek were mated Thursday night by of- floerrat the rairgronnas, on eharges of drunkenness.' They trtrra released from the city Jail on famishing S10 baa each. YtMlM P)uiufl T. W. Camo- beil took ont a permit Friday to MMbi a riwollinr And raraze at IB Vorth 24th street at a cost oi L G. Bulgin has the con tract. "" 'larajfe Permit Issued A per mit .was issued Friday to H. C. Robinson to build a garage cost ing 1150 at 1310 South 13th street. : Chandler Brown 111 Mrs. AIW Brown, 1118 Mission street, left Friday for Eugene where her boo. c. Chandler Brown, is ill. thovgfc not seriously so. Chandler Brown is a sophomore at the Uni versity of Oregon this year and only, recently left to resume his school. studies. Mrs. Brown was ac companied by Miss Julia Creech. " .Teachers Here Miss Edith Mickey, daughter of the Rev. and Mr. John J. Mickey, 823 South 11th street, who is teaching in the high school at Alsea is spending the week end with her parents here. She was accompanied by Mrs. Kenneth Crawford of Alsea and Miss Ilo Merrill, also a teach er in the Alsea high school, who are Tisjting friends in Salem over le week-end. Auto Ktudemtg. to Fair -The tudents enrolled in the auto me chanics course at the Salem high 'school visited the fairgrounds in a body Friday morning to inspect th automobiles and motors ex hibited there. They were aceom fanied by their instructor, Tom Wolgamott. -' . f Stolen Cars Foaad A Ford coupe belonging to R. Seaman of Ualla was recovered in Salem Friday. As a coincidence it men may have some meaning behind it, a ma chine stolen in Oregon City was Meyclett were stolen. , here was found in Oregon City. These were the machines of A. E. Stanton of . Portland, pilfered in this city, and that of George Se lira of Oregon City, stolen there and recovered in Salem. r More Stndente at KimoaB-Of-ficialaat Kimball School of Theo logy report a heavier registration this year than that of last year. A larger number of Willamette, uni vresity students are taking eeura. in nnner division wora at me seminary than have for some time. f he students entering this year there are a larger number who" al ready have a degree from some ier college, and the nnmoer ao- ing graduate work has substantially-increased. Registration has not "yet closed, and final figures were not available yesterday. ' ' Berkeley Blak Here The Rev. I Berkeley Blake, field secretary of -" the Unitarian church, was in Salem for a brief visit Thursday with the Rev. Martin Ferrey con cerning tfie conference of Unit arian and other liberal Christian rhirrehes which will be held in I Salem November 7 and 8. This ronference will take in churches In , - western Canada, Montana, Washington and Oregon. --Enrollment Increases Enroll sxent at the Senior high school had! reached 971 at Jhe close of the first week. Principal J. C. Nel sen reported Friday afternoon. Be cause, a number of the pupils have st avert out for' the fair and also ! o -work in the canneries, the first weeks' enrollment is expected to better- considerably next week. A ronnJtoratlveiy heavy registration hi expected Monday morning. ' u. V : O. A. V. StiKlmt Visit Miss v-rtiarlton. soohomore at O. A. i5,"reuTnd to the campus Friday t- few davs visit at tne nome t ,Mn..and Mrs. C. M. Charlton. 5r North 23rd street. Mrs. Charlton, prominent in local W. CvT.'iU. activities, is an aunt of tbei'Wrsltor. Miss Charlton was aroesaimnUd by Miss Betty Brian, da-aarbter of Mr. Brian of the ! crowmidras store. The girls are i roontmates at Margaret Snell hall .- n the" collfge campus. --aTrfXrov VI It A completely remode'e fan1 refurnished Metho i distiehwch at Seaside. Ore., was inelded in the accomplishments of the roagTtSnTi of that city dur ing t he ost vear according to jlrT. Ji R Jeffrey, pastor, who with .hi wi'e is Tia'tlng in Salem v this week Mr. Jeffrey will re . tomato Sens'de scon to start his aigbtli .ye'r minister there. t lliswriT-ncri Jeffrey, a graduate ofc-Witfamett university in the , ( rtssssof 1922. Is teaching in St. school at Walla Walla. ' WasutTr,e Jeffreys are visiting 1 Mrnd Mrs. A. W. Fuller while A- liere. t f ir. Band Form ins;- ..Bight i -mim nf the senior hlzh school Jw- pftesl.Fri(Sa7 afternoon for the firsi:tln .wit a me new nana taaaarO. P. Thayen Mr. Thayer torled that the showing was not Mto u'ngeli as Interest would hare a be built up la this pro iw. ad that eventually enough r1rMf4 form a real organisation onlr- be on nana. mt. i nayer fiia m flrarmeetiasr with the bojnriCborsdar afternoon and ths rnsnflnpe from mem- was goon. Tadifr " bora ' started nractlce. Barbs high ehool band will prae- Kxcavatton Made Yesterday excavation was made for a house to be erected for Frank Meredith on State street near 15th. The house is to be completed early next year. McCormirk on Magaeiwe Ken aeth McCormick. who graduated from Willamette university in June, 'is now employed as an as rociate editor on the "Musical Advance." musical publication In New York City. . Kater Typing Coatee Moody Benner, a graduate of the Salem high school with the class of 127 and son of Joe Benner of Salem was entered in the twenty thfrd. International Typewriting contest held Friday night in Sac ramento, if plans be made when he' left Salem more than a week ago materialised. Miff tA rr South Word has come to Salem friends that Walter Iliff, Willamette university grad uate in 1927, will leave In a few wuk fop Sooth America. For sev eral months Mr. Iliff has been em ployed by the American Type Founders romnanr and has been training for work in the southern continent. While in Willamette he wax iitor of the Wallulah. the college yearbook, and was active in other publication wort Salem Markets rtMk rraita . (WhaleaaU quota t ") lp?1e, . d t. . 2tUsbrf . ,. , i, Snow .,, King VMtH Wiatcr Baaaaaa, W. , , Northern Bpy Bumm, - D. , Oaata. Ui erat , , - Pair;. : Data lrmmirr, 3. 10-es pk Uaiaty, 12-11 f 12 Fin, mw crap Grapafnrit, CL m Qrp Oal. aaeCIaaa. Img Cal. Mmmemf. tc CaJ. Takaaat Ic -1.65 ,1.40 -1.60 .1.50 -1.50 , - -0U .75 1.S -1.75 md Lashoraa. X paa4a. 25e irr 7 provBtf aoe: yoB wmw mm dark. iOe; yaaaf faaaa. lia, 1520c; trkr. sUv. UMe: brailars, 50 SSe. - - - - rUts tm&y, vUtiM -mm hmU f 100-lb. amrfr laeai fjai.JS: Tkhn .Netted C-em. Tallow Glabea. 2.50 cat.; Oragxm Ta law Daarara f 2.75 cwt. ia.rs see CaL. WbiU Maiaca. lo CaJ. Xa4rnaer, lag Cal. Gonrichawa) - CaL Ziafaadaia Caarorda. local Ovoaad charr.as .raei.eo le 1.75 1.1S t.7S 1.50 - .S5 .t.so FIND IT HERE Old Time Dance Crystal Garden Every Wed. and Sat. night. Big Dance Treat Two noted bands Kent! Hall Sat. night. Before Buying Your Piano See H. It. Stiff Furniture company. Before Buying Your Piano See H. L. Stiff Furniture company. Dollar Dinner Every night 5:30 to 8 at the Marion hotel. Furniture Upholsterer And repairing. Giese-Powers Furniture Co. Before Baring Your Piano See H." U Stiff Furniture Company. Only a Short Time More to Get those big Wack grapes at Fiala Vineyards. Typewriters For Rent or Sale See Lock wood, 291 N. Commer cial St. Kveready Flashlight Batteries Get for ten cents at Lock woods, 291 N. Commercial. Dance 25c, Bargain Dance at Mellow Moon tonite. Will Buy PuppJee v , Fox terriers, collies and shep- herda. Flakes Petland. 273 State, Genuine Masda Lamps Only Twenty cants. Get at Lock, woods, 291 N. Commercial. Old Time Dancing Taught Classes forming Wed. Oct. 3 at 7:30 p. m. Registration now. The White School of the Dance, Nelson Bldg. . You Can Give Gifts of Real Value with that "ease of Feel ing" ifyou arrange now to make a few easy payments before Christmas. Talk it over with Pbmeroy & Keene. W. O. W. Attention After Sept. 30th no payments received at office before 1 p. m. W. E. Judson, Clerk. Save , The Oregon Statesman, the Northwest Poultry Journal and the Pacific Homestead, all three one full year by mail for 33.75 during bargain period. Modern Dancing aught All the season's latest dance steps. Classes forming Thurs., Oct. 4. Beginners 7:30 p. m. Ad vanced at 8:30 p. m. Registra tion now. The White School of the Dance, Nelson Bldg. Beginners Who Do Not Have Pianos register at Sherman Clay & Co., 130 S. High St., Sa lem? Oregon, for two months' free course under direction of Ethel Phelps first class starting Oct. th at ten A. M. Business Girls Classes forminr in Ballett and Tapps Monday. Oct. fst. Begin ners at 6:45 p. m. Advanced at 7:45 n. m. Registration now. The White School of the Dance, Nelson Bldg. Value of Business Knowledge Thousands of dollars may be lost through nowise investment. Property may be stolen. Not so with knowledge; it is the posses sor's to use. and It pays the best dividends. Register today for a course la the Capital Business college which will produce know ledge that baa a real commercial valae. HrfclWrW. Wa . IK Comb Saa7, saw erap 4.750&J(9 Lcaoaa, Cat. Liaaa, ear-tea, 5 4oa :l.00 Ia! Wataraialaai. Klaadika Honwtawa. loeal lea i.y am. lb. . Oraagaa, Valaeeias 1M( a4 Jarf' 176a, 21a 252 U S24 Peara. local Bartletta, lb. Pea Baa Wn. Elberta Wa. J. H. Hala. .ASH .ca .2 -7.50QS.75 -S.SO .0O .08 Haath Cliaja, Tta Dallea 'Omasa Clias Html, Ora.- PatraaiUt, box Praaaa, laral Itai Qvbaaaa, lb. VagatabbM Artichokaa. doi. Beans, Or. sack lota, lb. Dill wMd, aoa. Pmpkina, lb. Calary. L. Labish, de. Sqoaah Dajuah, dmz. . . fliiiawr, tot. liabbara. lb. IfarbJabaaa OaeaBbera, daa. .SO 1.50 -1.00 .1.50 -1.50 . .03 - .0 .1.40 - .05 - 30 . .OS . .to . .to . .SO .OS .OS .SO .0t .OS -1.75 .1.25 . .05 OarroU. local, aark, lb.. Cabboca, Ueat. Ib CVali- local, crata . Oara, yallow, 0 daa. ak. Emriaat. lb. Baaebaa varataalaa. par aos. ba frraU .SO . BaaW : 400 SO Tnraisa .SO Oaiaaa A&G .80 Raaiaaea Lattaaa, Wa. iaaa, crata... Potataea, awaei, lb .05 4 04 .80 ....S.ueaa 0 .05 Yakina Gaaia. eoatb. Local Barbae k Tak. Omm Mo. 2 Oariie. n. -1.7S. -1.SO -1.25 .20 Pickiiar Cttrkaa " No. 1, 2 S . OS, .040 .08 Pappcra, laeal, gfm. lb ' .05 Waaa. Raa. Ib. .15 Taiaalwn, local, baa .80 Oaiaaa Yafcina GloW cwt. 1M Ora. Y allow Daavars 8.O0 Baaall pickHa. Ib. .07 Taada (RaUil qaotatloaa) 0U zaaal, 25 lb. Dairy faea. taa Scratch, toa - XJYBSTOCK :". POBTLAXD. Ora, 8oC 28. (APK Cattla aa4 calve ta4r. lUeaipU aoaa. 8taar (1100-1130 IbO, gi. $11.50 912.85; (850-1000 lb.), rooa. fll.75 11.35; (800 aa4 ap), aaWiaat. tlO.2S0 11.50; eaanaoa. f8.7501O.25. Haifara, (85 na. 4owa). cao4. $10.00010.85; oaaaaaaa a BMaiaaa. as.50 010.00. OaW. faaa. 88.0008.50: inn aa4 axaiaa. $9.75 t. 00: low cattor. , 843008.75. Balla (raarUaga axc!aaa4), faa baafa. 87.25 07.75; a attar to aaawiaai. tas 735. ; Oarraa (50 Ibc awa) auiaai t ehaiaa. 818.000 12.00; aaJl.ta eaa aao 8730010.00. Vaalara. aailWoaV roa to caaica, 812.80014.60; aaaaiaaa 812.OO0183O: eaU ooarBoa. ft.000 I2.0O. ' . Haga. ateaty; Taaaipta 180, all aa coa- trart. HoaT7waiht (25O-SS0 lbs.). Boaioaa to caaica. tt.OO01O.75: aiaaiata waikt (200-250 Iba.), waaiai to ebaiea t.75 Q 10.80; hgkt waifht (ISO SO0 lba.), ao dioa to eaoica. 810.80011.25; I)ht light (3-I0 lba), Miam ta cbaioa, 88.50 010.50; paaaiag- aowa, roafk aa4 BMath, ft.OO08.OO; alaaabtar pic (80 1SO rba.). aiaaiaai ta ebaiaa. 88.5008.50; faaaar aai atockar pia (70-18O lba.). aaadiu t caoieo, t83O0 10.50. gbrop ao4 laaaba, taaSy, reoarpta 255. Laaiba (84 lbs. 4 a aw), gaa4 ta'ckaita. 811.0001830; (83 lba. aowa). r8.75ll.00: (all woista), call ta aata boi $8.5008.75; yaarUaaT wrthara (118 lba. oawa), BMdiaai to cboiaa ft.000 8.75; owas (128 lba. aowa). araaiaaj to caoiee, 84.50OS.5e; (ISO-ISO Iba.). bw diaat to ebaiaa. 8S.8O08OO; fall weight), call ta eootmaa 83.00 3.50. CHXOAOO oajLnr CHICAGO. Bawt. 28. (AF). With fraint baakian af rraia laaat North Awanca laaartid toaay ao tba larsaat ia r-r-t'-r wheat pricaa haro above aa apward taadaaey at tioaea. Cleoina; aaotatioaa am wheat wore ir recaiar. e aat lower to H advaaca. Cars Tiaiahad aft to 5-80. P aad aata at 1 Sa deeUaa to 3-te jaia. ; Cora, whole, taa . Caaeked aad graaa4 Mill raa, toa Braa,' toa Ea-r aaaah WUh aailk - 1.2S -48.00 -50.00 .50 OO .32.00 S3.0O ss.oa so oo -35.0O nW TOXX STOCXJ XrrW TOBX. Sept. sa (AP). rva aaeat shifka 4af apooahrtiTa lawwrs eharaetariaod today's tachaaarkat, which taced aa iaipreaaiee rally after oall aoatT had beam aarkes am fraet to- 8 per aeat. fiaal qaotatiaaa war irrafa. lav. ? . Chrysler tea leadership af the mpward Bwraasaat today by soariac aaora thaa 7 aetata to a a aw his reeerm at 118 ft am a taraever of 825,000 shares. Oaaeral Matera dipped from 218 1-8 207 5-8 aad saaspod back to aii, ap poiat aat. D. S. Steel nasii elaaad fractioaaJly lawar a 157 7-8 alter hav iaw flaetaatod batweoa 154 5-8 aad 158H. A. at. Brars was a aether apoataealar perforator, aaraf 12 paiata ta a sew kick rassrd at 1MH am bayiac iafla eacad by the saeeesefol saaaaraeSare af wroorht Irea pipa aader a aew process. AlMed Chasaieal. Atlantic Retmi Cae Threahims. Gearal lea- Oreaaa, Gillette Safety Bmaor. Kaatcsaisry Ware aad Ra dia aU oloeod 3 to 7 peiUkibar. WTifht Aareneatieal brake trass aa early kifk 161 U bemaded V 184 mp met. Omrtiaa faU trass 141 Vk ta 13SK rallied to 138. ap Commissiouers f (Qmatatioa to PraOaeer) skaadards Medina .40 38 Peottry (Oaotatiaa to pradacer) Haas, 'heavy . 31 Medium .IS Lights 140 .15 Bpriacers 240 .25 Boosters, aid - v Batterfat Bwtterfat Priota Chrtaa (Wholesale) .58 .53 34 Orala (Bavinf pries) Wheat. Westers &ad, . ba Soft white Oats, gray, bo. White, be. , Barley, . tarn ' 1.00 1.0 .55 .48 -34.00 General Markets DAISY PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 28. (AP). Dairy Ere benign, set prices: Batter: Rxtras 50c; standards 49e; prima firsts 4Sc ; firsts 48c Egg: Kztru 43e; firsts 3e; lacdinm extrsa 85ej medium firsts 30e; nadar lised 24c RAT POaTTAND. Ore., Sept, 28. (AP). Hay-bvyinr pncea: Ijntm uragoa tim othy $20.50021.00; valley $17017.50; alfatfa. $17017.50: ciovar, 814(tfl&; oat hay $15015.50; straw, $7.50 toa; telling prices, $2 toa more. POKTIA1TD GBAUr PORTLAND, Or., Sept 28. (AP). ' h grain: Wheat Big Bead blaeatem, hard . white $1.42; soft white f 1.18; westers whiU fl.ld; hard wiater $1.12: nortbera apriag $1.10; wester Bed $1.14. Oats No. 2. 38 lba., white $34.50. Barley No. 2. 45 lbs.. B. W $33. Oerar-Ka. 2. K. Y. shipaseat, $42.50. Millrun Staadard. $25.50. PBODUCE PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 28. (AP). Wilk steady, raw sailk (4 per cant), $2.45 cwt., delivoreC Portland, lees 1 per cant. Batterfat. station. S'ie; track. S3-: delivered at Portland, 55050c. Pealtry steady. Alive bees, aver 4 Bs- 24c: 4 to IVk poaads. 20c: 8 ta 4 paaads. 18c; 3 peaada aad aader. lac; apriaga IfCCLOUGH- XHUSTON MJXCo. Auwawx chtnera jf i: rrag TOBJO readiag lease. W la ss re year giaaeee ' agaiast break ago. Kaaaiiaatioa tee. TnmipaMsBuGlmAseh Optical Co. lit ST. I aa. 11 1 1 0 J: John J. Rottle 415 State St. - Expert Shoe Fitter WALK-OVER AND CANTILEVER FOOTWEAR MT. CREST ABBEY UATJSOLEUM VAULT CNTOIIBMEKT ixotd t. tuanoar. ig. ELECTRIC MOTORS RcwiHind and IlefM'reti. .Xets . ' . er Used lleVT . - 4S.34 S7.7S SX.78 75.78 Mountain Slates Power Co. " Power service 235.70 Tttrner Crusfter Accowjat Bndieott. 8. payment -on contract . i . . 2S0.00 Se! T "gJaX. 1 t"4O03o:Frarner Electric Light T tea onions fina. TsJEiaU Power C04 power serv 128.70 BrlagTS, Herbert, working at crusher . . . Clymer; George, do. .... . Denyer, U.E4 do . ... Robertson. A, E., do Westenhouse;' W. W.. fore man, , . . 1J1.7S Joint Lixm County Actosat Hammond Lumber CoM ironete. .1. .;!.-. .. 5Jt Jesait Polk Cosusry; Accousst Gray. Wilbur. hauling ' rta 1 i . . 1.50 PendarrU. JJ A., oiling Plleys. etc. ...... I... 2.5 U siewaru. Truman, over. tint; ferryj S4.C Tetter. F. B.. gasoline, etc 1 3. 0 5 Jelut TaauAdll Cmeuity Aecosaat Electric SaxraUe A Contg. Co., light service . j . . . 2.2 Yanhhill Slactrtc Co., do . . 1.50 Balesu iPavimg; plmat King. P. A., hauling sand 624.7, Beckaer, Lyle, teamwork at plant ... 150.11, Poz. L. aightwatchman at plant, .t. 104.70 Garner. Orel,! teamwork at plant.. i 156.11 Hoffer, Clyde, nigbtwatch- naan at plant 108.19 Uckel. L. Hi. working at plant 1 130.41 Malm, L. do 141.80 Mattson, Chas.. do 141.60 Mattson. Henry, do 90.96 Siegmand, Floyd L. time keeper .4. 122.04 Smith. T. A., working at plant ; 131.92 Winship, William, do. ... . 90.96 Hovun. Otto, foreman at plant .... 204.63 SilTertem Paving plant Harmon A Warner, saw ing stakes i ....... 4.00 Kaser. Erwin, sawing wood I T... 10.00 Mllllgan. Clay, wood .... 63.50 Moses, L. J., lianling sand 265.75 Torresdale, K. sand.. 19.00 Baso, G. T.. working at plant Blachko, T. J., do 105.74 95.11 Court (Continued from Sept, 8- Ross, Earl, grubbing, etc S-f Scharf, Dan, operating caterpillar 161.73 Van Damrras, Emile, Jr Do 9-eo Woelke, Frank R.. Do... 161.73 Wylder, Francis, Do..... H-7 flOvertosi ueKer lAeoeunt 4 Bowan. G. D.. gravel., f. 57.p Wolf, Julius. DoTv'-'i' .l-l Davis. W. M.. work at SU- 1 verton crusher ".... . 111.23 Kron, V. R.. Do - 4.49 Parrish. W. E.. Do . . . . . . Wagers, J. I., Do 111.23 Wagers, Robert, Do .... 106.74 Hoven, Oscar, foreman.. 246.45 Stayton Crusner Account BnschkowskTt Albert, nightwatenman at plant Eckhottt, X. F.. do Engerman, Raymond, working at plant .... Langley, Ed. ; do MiUigan. Clay, do...... Peterson. Ben. do Remington, Fred, work ing at plant .V...... Ricket, Ross,: do Sorenson, Otto, do Van Cleave, Melvin, do . . Wangerin. Fred, do Breseell, W. M., foreman 140.04 BtaytoW Paving; Plant Albus Drug Store, booca, .etc i Ditters General Store, . sprinkler Fisher, Joseph, repair level board Kimsey, Archie, wood , . . Rosebraugh. W. W., re pairing gravel bucket . . 120.00 Spice r A Stayton, hauling sand 645.00 Stayton Transfer, hauling A. C. ... . 264.00 Browning, Bea. working at plant J 121.79 31.41 31.41 163.23 81.15 66J4 163.23 72.00 24.53 123.19 102.39 101.92 .75 UK .35 12.50 Boyer, Fred. Frt. charges Hesse-Ersted Iron Works, screen section, etc. . . . Lampman, C. E., removing broker studs Stayton Switchboard Assn., telephone ser vice Lambert, E. G-., checking rock books, etc Loose, Victor, working at crusher Sneed, J. L, working at crusher Stayton, C. C, Do Stupka, Frank, Do $0 22.25 US Mi 12.30 I 109.72 I 101.19 115.21 129.10 wUTl AwrfA vrrinA5 aAy 0IJ109Q uoSajjQ tZl SNOHsi 1 MlUX aTOHTIvTI traaLunra ho Trooa xaoar alOIXTlTHOAKI HOef Chocolate i Cream I Special for Week-end J Regular Price 35c a Lb. 1 Friday and Saturday Only 22c A Pound I Two Lbs. for 40c :' On sale only at .1 1 Schaefer's ! DRUG STORE The Original Yellow Front an4 Caady Special Store of jj 1SS X. Coml. St. Phone lVt i Salem, OregxB j ' ' i Pesnmlar Ageswry p SAYS 1927 Bulek Master four door sedan, fully equipped, 90 rubber, in A-l condition in ev ery way, looks like new. and is priced at f 1150.09. i nnrr Toe Huae'Thaf Service italtt'' nan WASH walls instead of redecorating! You can if walls are painted with Downing. Earl, do. ..... . 121.79 Keene, T. W-. nightwaten man at plant ........ 2. 51 Pearson, Mervin, wprking at plant 78.15 Schab, Antone, do 23.96 Schab. Anyone, do 151.24 Sco field. W. H., do 95.10 Spicer, Ralph E., do. .... 167.44 Stevens. P. A., do 123.47 StoweU. A. C, nightwatch- man at plant 113.09 Townsend. Ronald, work ing at paving plant. .... 85.50 Van Handel." Joe. do. ... . 71.34 Zimmerman,, Arnold, do . . 161.73 Zimmerman.Carl.no.... 137.77 Motor Patrol Account Russell Grader Mtg. Co., axle, etc . . . . . . . -, 41.20 Western - Road Maeh. Co. do. ............. .i... 19. 52 Andrea. Gex., , operating patrol grader 4.7S Horning. Earl, do 107.73. Mulligan. Robert, do. ... 12.76 White, F. J., do. 107.73 Road Reiler Account Amen. Frank, wood 6.00 Hendricks, Louie, do 5.75 Hillman Fuel Co., coal. . . 44.00 Roebling's. John A, Sons Co. of Calif., steel rope 32.3S Smehaer. J. C. wood 53.00 Sows, Paul, straightening rod .50 Vinton. G. W.. wood . . 2.50 Bird well W. S.; operating roller 44.91 Birdwell. W. S., do 29.94 Ducaatean. do. .' 134.73 Judson. R. T., do. . 126.61 MIlwalu, Lester, operat ing roller 155.35 Paulson, H. C, do 49.90 Shepherd, Floyd, do 134.73 Zolner, Joe, do 134.73 Shovel Aceoamt Cade, T. J., helper on shov el Dlvely, Calvan, do Johnson, Carl H., do Secre, Lyle, operating shovel Van Cleave, R. A., do. . . Van Cleave, Vernon B helper on shovel Market Roel No. 91 Harris, John, blasting . .. Hinea, A. B.. cans and fuse Hockspier jlenry, team on jrresno Hockspier, Jake, do Looney, D. uL, work done by hired man, etc Looney, George, team on Fresno Hahn, E. W., foreman... Market Road Xo. 3 Building Supply Co., paint etc Chapman. H. J., working on bridge Christenson, Will, ditchg Christ en son, Geo., black smith work Farnham, E. J., ditching George, Walt, grading.. Houghton. Weston, do. . . . Smith, Geo., checking gravel, etc Wilson, Andy, grading 33.16 107.73 3.99 161.73 157.26 52.62 3.99 .73 9.18 5.99 56.06 7.97 26.93 37.35 20.73 3.19 4.50 3.19 30.00 14.97 41. OS 12.75 Russell. S. H foreman.. 128.78 Market Road No. IO Miller, J. cutting brush . etc . 3.69 Market Road No. 11 Rigdon Bros., gravel . . 1928.03 Beals. J. V., clearing right of way . . r. . . ...... 76.56 Bashmaa, H., team on fresao 63.88 Drager, Fred, work done by hired man 132.00 Giesy, B. H.. team on fresno .............. 125.78 Gross, Leonard, grading. . 73.37 Hunt, P. J., team on frea- ' no . 131.77 Keil, Fred, work done by hired man ..... . . . . . . 132.00 Kef I, Hugo, team on fres no 122.79 Keil, Otto C do. .. 122.79 Keil. Walter, carrying wa ter 11.27 Klrach, J. H.. grading .. 66.99 La. Brun, Alfonso, do. ... ' 73.37 McAllister, F. S.. team on fresaa . . . . ; . 125.78 Ogle. James, shoveling dirt 51.03 Payne. Ed, team on fresno 113.81 Smith. James T., shoveling dirt 41.46 Snyder, A. C. dragging .. 101.81 Snyder. Lorence. team on fresno 41.93 Urban. Jacob, do ...... 131.78 Wells, Lee, foaeman .... 143.76 Market Read No. 19 Ernst, C. H. Hardware, water bags, etc 10. TO Larkln-Prince Hdw. Co., plow share, etc. ..... 4.95 Manegre. J. ET. sharpen ing plow shares 11.00 McDonald. M., do 3.50 Spaulding. C. K. Log. Co., Umber 27.21 Trimble, Chas., braces, etc 2.60 Adams, Ralph, scraping . 23.96 Boulin, Dale, do 71.87 Brown, Roy. shoveling.. 84.53 Banning, Jim, do 56.42 Banning, Lester, do..... 9.57 Bnrnham, Ed., do . 46.C8 Bnyserie, Arthur, scraping 146.75 Bnyserie, Leo, team on wagon 137.76 Cooke. Malcolm, checking trucks ...r 135.72 Dreher. Joe, shoveling. . . 66.99 Duke. Earl, do 12.76 Edwards, Dan. scraping.. 35.09 Edwards. Dan, shoveling. 35.09 Faber Cecil, do 82.94 Fober. Ed, do 86.13 Fessler, Albert, scraping. 41.93 Gearin. John, do 161.73 Gibbons, Lester, do ...... 161.73 Grant, Joe. shoveling . ... 60.61 Gribble. E. R., team work 116.79 Hansen, Vlck, do 71.88 Henshaw Virgil, scraping 161.73 Jette. Tommy, carrying water 26.73 Jette, Vernon, shoveling. . 86.13 Labonte, Louis, do 66.99 Lee, Tong. scraping .... 122.79 Martin. Ola. shoveling... 9.57 McCarthy. John, do 73.37 Monroe, Dick, da ....... 82 Monroe Dick, do IS Moaner. Fred, do ..... . . 10. Osborne, F. E., scraping. . 154. Rector, Dale, shovelia. . IS. Ross, J. T.. team on wag on Smith. Kenneth, plowing, etc . 1- Vaa Damme, Emile, Sr., work done by hired man etc 14. Woodraff. Bert, shoveling 8A. Cook. J. law' foreman, etc 296. Market Road No. 254 Barn ham. Elmer, laying headers ............. 9. rasea, Jacob, do. ...... 3. razeu, Peter, do. . . . . . 3. Schlag, B., 'do. ... 3. Sehleger, John, flagging traffic .4 1. Rassel, Peter, do ... . . 1. Smith. Frank, laying headers Market Road No. SO Schott A SchmlU. gasoline 1. i Market Road No, 49 Colvin. Elmer, laying headers Heater, Maurice, carrying water J 2. Heater. WaKer R.. .work doner by hired man. etc 132. Kintt, Roman, laying headers, etc 7. Swansen. Donald, carrying water 3. Market Road No. 43 Deidrich, Peter, w reach. etc 4. Geistfield, Wn, grading, etc 70. Graen. Wm. L. scraping 57. Hartley. A. E.. work done by hired" man 66 Loose, Cecil, foreman ... . 107 Martin. Ted, clearing right of way L 35 Mollett. Ralph, scraping done by hired man .... 75 Peters. Edwin, work done by hired man. 120 Rabena. W. H.. do 72 Raymond. Arthur, plowing etc 86 Savage. Lord, work done bv hired man 132. Scott, V. D.. plowing, etc 266 Market Road No. 44 Shields. J. W., repairing tools I 10 Devdies, Wm.. scraping. . 143 Geer, A. A., do. j 149. Hari, Sam. shoveling, etc. 73. Kaser, Floyd, rock work. 3 Kaser. Orval. plowing ... 82. Kellerfaalls. Emannel, craping . . . . 28 Kellerhalls. Werner, do 47 Klopfenatein, R. ! D., fenc ing, etc ; 76. Knenzl, Arthur, powder man 62. Kuenzi. Fred. 1 checking trucks 38 Leichty, Albert, plowing. 67 Moore. Delbert, i carrying water j, 15 Muller. Albert, scraping. . 134 (Continued on Page 7) rtes. Pshaw! Must Have Some Vanilla For This Cake Have y6u ever heard your wife say that, or something sim ilar? Ten to one you have. The head of the house or one of the children goes a few blocks to your Neighborhood Grocer and the difficulty is overcome. Just what would you do without this convenience? j Be just. You expect that your Neighborhood store will al w9v He there for vour last-minute wants with anything -lyou happen to need, but what makes this possible? The trade reenlarlv at their neighborhood store are maintaining this service for you by encouraging the storekeeper to keep the things you need. You see, then, if you trade at your Neighborhood store you are really rendering a service to your neighbors. If you don't trade there refcularly you are inconsiderate. Give this matter your serious consideration. . The name of your Neighborhood Vrocer you will find below go and talk this over with him. If he isn't here this week, he will be next week. Ask him about it. KELLEY'S GROCERY CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 Bars 39c 484 N. Church Phone 55 McKINLEY GROCERY SPECIAL 3 Cakes Lifebuoy Soap 23S 2280 S. High Phone 2370 F. R. Bailey 525 S. Winter ! r Edward's Dependable Coffee Lb. 52c Phone! 565 Alumina Flat Wall j i Paint' No rxratoft&oWbdirt! Easy to wash! Beatttiful, soft tones! This imtbm eere for mayihimi Gabliel Powder & Supply Co Corner Union & Capitol . Telephone 2248728 'm ViBBERT & TODD Thlatge fUrctrlcal IO! Sovth High Tel. 21 U listablislied 18GS I ' " ' J GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS v Office Hours frem 10 a. su Ux.3 p. i Krueger's Grocery 1199 S. Com'L Phone 2670 We have received our 1928 pack of vegetables and are offering specials on same. Lilly of Valley's Best Little Gem Peas (25c) ... 6 for $1.25 Tender Sweet Peas (20c) 6 for $1.05 Cut Refugee Beans (25c) 6 for $1.25 Whole Refugee Beans (30c) 6 for .......-.$1.55 Small Rose Beets (30c) ..6 for $1.55 Succotash (25c) ........6 for $1.25 Sauerkraut, No. 2 cans (20c); - v. 6 f or . . . . . . Spinach No. 22 cans (20c) 6 for ' - ' ; , Pumplan (20c) 1 d& fcr .95 GROCERY Phone 264 i lb. Can Coffee Hill's Red Can 610 N. Cottage Kenilvorth GROCERY KeUogg's Shredded Wheat Biscdt 3Pkgs.25c lM S. Cbavch i Pboae 24S m a YczSr Neighborhood Grocer is Hot Listed Here This Week, Loch for His Ad llext Week 7t 35 13 13 73 57 19 13 It 99 99 It It 1 15 If. 38 l 83 ie 00 H 9S .72 9 .It 18 .42 00 .73 52 00 0 0 .13 00 76 65 76 75 37 19 94 71 85 56 20 28 38 84 .77 3 A Uea a ruu penoa uauj