tthe New OREGON STATESMAN, Salem.; Oregon, Tuesday Morning, December I; t92S
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BREAK B RECORDS
Bringing a woman bowline
tampion to Salem certainly made
the City league bowlers ashamed
ef themselves. And they went
eat on the hardwood alleys Mon
day night with blood In each eye
(nd smashed things right and left
Including a total of six records,
but that means that one was
broken three times, and another
fwice.
For one thing, the Reo Flying
Clouds rolled 1004 for a single
came, which is far above the old
nark. Then Ercel Kay chalked
BP a new record for individual
series, 647, after his teammate,
A! Titus, had made it 640 to beat
Victor's old mark of 631.
But the big splash was in the
(earn series competition. The
pld record was 2?30. The Elks
onday night thought they were
Jns- the Reo Flvine Clouds went
into paroxysms of glee when they
Roosted it to 2764, but the Man's
Shop kept on climbing until the
pin sellers were groggy, ana
when they counted up the new
record that stood after the eve
ning's play was oyer, was 2392.
-r Xe njinT Clondt
Sleinbock 216 JS3
hnton 190 164
rr is
emenwtj 17 t55
frtrtoa - 164 16
Totals 1004 845
i- XgiOBBirM
URker . 168 209
brrH 183 191
asicott 148
rt 122
ouag .., ma u
Totals oo i
C. C. Bedding" Co.
Ifaa'oa 145 191
Julia 148 147
feniTea 173 191
JUlUon 201 184
ohr 18 9
Totals 85 912
Schel'i Men'a Win
Cwrd 202 205
Krd . 149 144
onld.oa 209 142
MoM alien 165 156
Qrvenlmw
Total
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154
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591
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197 SIS
199 ITT
ISO 194
335 199
719 xva
9S7 ST4
S9S ST93
199
300
190
319
11
84T
959
934
940
5X3
S45 3S9S
197
15S
139
165
188
547
516
547
517
538
815 2764
183
156
138
158
174
560
540
441
45
498
809 2492
13S
tS2
134
183
155
493
448
498
58
543
781 2549
203
178
193
169
610
461
544
480
Edna Ferber Film
Reveals Careful
Type Selections
Those who bare read the Edna
Ferber story. "Mother Knows
Best," visualised on the screen by
Fox films, will recall that a vaude
ville duo, VBen and Bessie," were
very colorful charateers In the de
velopment of the story which Is
now playing at BUgh's Capitol
theatre. Joy Auburn and Stuart
Erwln portray the roles of the
song and dance team. It is of in
terest to know that Joy Auburn
is a recent .recruit from Broadway
musicals. Including "Scandals"
and "Follies," while Erwln was
featured in the original produc
tion of "The Show Off" during its
original run on the big street.
In "Mother Knows Best," the
leading roles are enacted by Madge
Bellamy, Louise Dresser and Bar
ry Norton. The scenario is by
Marion.Orth, who adapted "Street
Angel" to the screen and the di
rection of John Blystone. r
MONMOUTH, Ore., Dec. 3
(Special) Mrs. Lillle Allen
Simpson, 52, wife of David Simp
son, sawmill owner of Kings Val
ley, was instantly killed at 2:30
o'clock Friday afternoon when
struck on the head and shoulders
by a snag hurled in her direction
by the Impact of a falling tree.
Mrs. Simpson had joined her hus
band in the woods to observe;
workmen 'fall trees for the con-
Jtructlon of bridges over a creek
near the sawmill.
Lumber, Roads and Multno
mah County Improve
- mentsHelp
Althourh there has been eon
siderable unemployment in Ore
gon during the past few months,
brighter prospects are In- store
for industries, in 1929. according
to a statement Issued here Satur
day by C. H. Gram, state labor
commissioner.
"The consensus of opinion
seems to be mat tne lumoer in
dustry will give employment to
as many workers In 1929 as It
did in 1928, and that production
will not be curtailed. It is gen
erally conceded that production
will be Increased and that better
prices will prevail.
MAs to the structural building
in Oregon In 1929, builders be
lieve it wil compare favorably
with the activities in these lines
in 19ZS. Tney are looking lor-
ward to fairly steady employment
for building mechanics how living
in Oregon. This also applies to
unskilled labor.
'The Portland building pro
gram tor 1929, according to pres
ent predictions will equal that of
1928, which amounted to approx
imately $21,000,000.
Portland Building
A bond Issue of. 33,500,000
has Just been voted by the citi
zens of Portland for a street wid
ening program. This amount will
be equalled by direct assessment
against the proirty benefitted.
The street widen; program will
start early in 1929 and continue,
until completion
'Multnomah county passed a
bond issue of $4,000,000 for the
construction of a bridge over the
Willamette river. - The engineer
ing contract for this structure has
been awarded, and actual work
will begin July 1 of next year,
General street improvements by
assessed districts will be as great
in 1929 as in J928.
.More Bond Work
"Highway construction In Ore
gon will be somewhat greater In
so floated during 1929 tor the
reason that the rlghway eommis-
ion Is i contemplating rebnlldinsr
number or bridges, and a num
ber of counties In the state hare
voted special road tax which
will be available during; the year
iz9. There win oe no bond is
sue floated durlnb 1929 for the
extension or tne nighway pro
gram but Is expected that a great
er number of men will -be em
ployed during 1929 than In 1928
This applies to both skilled and
unskilled labor.
"It has been estimated that ar-
ricuitural activities during 1929
will be virtually the same as in
1928. There will be no Increase
In acreage planting of small grain
or other commodities. While ac
reage will be about the same. It
is thought that it will afford a
less amount of employment on
account of the adoption of mach
inery and improved methods of
farming."
Nesheim, Norton
Battle To Draw
In Main Event
EUGENE, Ore., Dec. 3. (AP)
Ole Nesheim, 14S pounds, of
Marshfield, and Willard Norton,
Eugene, fought a ten round main
event to a draw in the boxing pro
gram here tonight.
Jack "Flash" Davles, Chlioquin,
won irom Eaaie tserge, m arm o
fleld, by a technical knockout In
the third round of a scheduled six
rounder.
Al Cashman, 125 pounds. Uni
versity of Oregon, won a four
round decision over Bob McCon-
nell, Oregon State College.
1 R
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
NOTICE is hereby given to the taxpayers of the City of Salem, Marion County, Oregon, that the Levying Board of
id City will meet in the council chamber of the city hall in the City of Salem, Marion County, Oregon, on the 17th day
rvwtmW 1928 at or about 7:30 t. m.. fof the DUiDose o f Dermittmcr any person who shall be subject to the tax levy.
as hereinafter estimated by the Budget Committee of said c ity, to meet with the said Levying Board and be heard in
favor of or against said tax levy or any part tnereor.
By order of the Common Council, November 30th. 1928.
ATTEST: MARK POULSEN, T. A. LIVESLEY.
Rerorder. Mayor.
TirniPT rmniiTTEPS RTlf ATE OP THE PROPOSED EXPENDITURES FOR THE VARIOUS OFFICERS AND DEPARTMENTS
F THE CITY OF SALEM FOR THE YEAR 1029
r t Budget Com. Estimated
' . Estimated ot Expend!- Expended Appropri-
Proposed I . -
Exd for tures for first 6 mos. ated first 6
1929 1929 1923 mos. 1928
1. Recorder and Purchasing Agent:
Recorder's Salary .. 1.200.00 $ 1.200.00 $ C00.00
d. s.hrv 1.200.00 1,200.00 600.00
V --- -- . MMesBsss
''')''. ".V-is--- i , Bndgta. Estimated " ' .. i,.: , .
Estimate tt ExpouU-"Expended JLpproprl t-
Pwpoeett tureaXoT-Qrat f mos. ated firsts Tear , Tear ; 'Xssr -
V j Exp. or 192s" 1928 mos.JlX3 1917 HXS Ta ,
. ! : lt29 - : V .
21.
PttbUa"Ebnn3ci
Book
Periodicals
Balaries
Janitor ...
Water Rent
WwHnf
Light
Building
Supplies
Postage. Express and
Insurance
Other Expense
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...I.
Preig&t
Total
a.
Lighting Expense:
City Barn
Comfort Station ..
City Hall 4 ..4
440-250 cp. and 83-400 cp. Lamps .
23-100 W. Alley Lights
123 Cluster Lights
1 Cluster Light "Special- ;
cost Lts. Wil. Rlv. Bridge
H Cost Slg. Lts. Wil. Rlv. Bridge
1-200 W. Light Wilson Park
Waite Memorial Fountain
14-100 W. Lts. (Sundry Lts.)
100 New 230 en. Street Lights
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Total $27,852.08
23.
Pablle Parks:
Tools and Supplies
Labor
Plumbing ..........
Fertilizers
Fountains
Water
Betterment
Light
Miscellaneous
Deficit Year 1827
e
t 240040 $ 2400.00
350.00 350 40 " .
600.00 -Q0J
870.00 S70jOO
85040 85000
3840 3040
33040 33040 '
300.00 30040
50000 50040
35040 35040
20040 20040
180.00 18040
100.00 10040
$12,360.00 $12,360.00 $ 543540 '$ 5.835.00 $ 8.983.51
$ 15.00 $ 15.00 $ .15.75 $ 15.00 1
120.00 120.00 78.72 100.00 200.85
510.00 510.00 27728 240.42 631.79
19,022.40 19,022 40 755.60 9.504.C0 18.?2.00
345.00 345.00 16825 165.00 330.00
4,428.00 4,428.00 2.067.18 2,655.00 4,0 5 3.00
83.80 88.80
218.40 218.40 10920 10920 ' 218.40
3146 3136 15.78 15.78 31.58
21.60 21.60
6122 6122 66.49 90.00 4s 10
10547 105.00 215 00
3400.00 3.000.00 6.06
$27452.08 $27,862.08 $10258.12 $13,000.00 ill124 07 j
$ 175.00 $ 175.00 $ 32.15 $ 6240. -04
2,45040 2,450.00 995.60 128740
23 88 75.00 Z'Z'S
200.00 200.00 33.00 25.00
175.00 175.00 8740 ,1lA.
450.00 450.00 33.19 225.00 tlvli
142040 1,020.00 663.98
30.00 30.00
$ 9.905.00 I M95.8T
!
135.98
425.00
25.00
21240
Total
$ 4400.00
24.
25.
Public Playgreonds: $ 1200.00
$ 4.500.00
$ 1200.00
$ 1.678.60 $ 2,000.00
I 3.309.62 $10,106.91 $ 1,7 7 $.96
Public Printing:
Notice of Budget
Elec. Blanks, Notices, etc.
Miscellaneous ,
Total
"170.00
80.00
50.00
170.00
80.00
50.00
$
$
4.50
500.00
85.00
40.00 $
25.00
113.80
53.05
28.
$ 1,200.00
1,200.00
Total $ 2,400,00 $ 2.400.00 $ 1,200.00
(7l?rlc If ire
1 Bookkeeper $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00 $ 750.00
1 Stenographer 1.320.00 1,320,00. 660.00
$ 600.00
600.00
$ 1,200.00
$ 750.00
660.00
Year
1927
1,200.00
600. 00
Year
1926
Year
1925
$ 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00
$ 1.500.00
1.320.00
Total . 2,820.00
Treasurer's Office:
Treasurer's Salary
Clerk Hire
$ 2,820.00 $1,410.00 $1,410.00 $ 2,820.00 ? 2,320.00 $ 2.545. 20
Incidental Expense of City:
Premium on Officers' Bonds . ....
Audit Treas. and Recorder's Books
Postage and Printing ..
Supplies
Flung Fees and Costs .
Miscellaneous Expenses
$
$
300.00 $ 300.00
192.50 $ 19240
8
$
440 $ 150.00
600.00
300.00
50.00
300.00
600.00
300.00
50.00
300.00'
200.00
740.00
14340
700
149.95
9625
100.00
600.00
150.00
25.00
254.81
171.85 $ 401.63 $ 283.70
200.00
200.00
743.61
345.94
13.20'
171.47
Total $ 1.44240. $ 1,442.50 $ 1240.45 $ 1226.06 $ 1.674.22 $ 2,02.02 $ 1,675,9$,
27.
Sweeping and Cleaning Department:
Labor
Accident Insurance .'.
Supplies
Water ..
Oas and Oil
New Tires and Repair
Deficit Year 1927
$12,000.00
250.00
250.00
300.00
1200.00
500.00
$12.000 00
250.00
250.00
300.00
1200.00
500.00
Total
4,888.18
9044
75.42
7029
435.00
206.55
1.600 00
5,875.00
100.00
125.00
150.00
500.00
250.00
800.00
8.606.83
160.05
263.67
187.59
963.69
901.14
$14,500.00 $14400.00 $ 726638
28.
4.
5.
7.
8.
P.
Total $ 2,40040
City Attorney's Office:
City Attorney's Salary
Office Supplies
Total ,
Salary.
10.
Street Commissioner: Salary
Marshal: Salary
Chariman Board of Censors:
PoUre Matron : Salary
Salaries Police Department:
3 Men at $150 per mo
15 Men at $125 pef jno .......
Expense Police Department!
Postage
Printing
Telephone and Telegraph
Oas and Oil
Sundry Supplies and Miscellaneous
Auto and Mtc. Repair and Replace .
Accident Insurance
11.
Total... - $5.01040
Expense City JsHt
Meals
Laundry s
Betterment and .Repair
12.
13.
14."
Total
Marlon County Health Unit and Child Health
Demonstratiea
Sanitary Inspectert
Salary ,
Car Expense
Total
1
Salaries rfcedepartsaeirt: Hdqs.:
Chief
Engineer
Captain
4 Men at $13 per mo.
16 Men at $125 per ma
Vacation Men at $120 per mo.
... 1
Total
t e
15.
Expense Fire Department:
Oas and Oil ,
Repair and Tires
Accident Insurance
Laundry
New Hose and Repair Old
Miscellaneous, Betterment and Repair
Tot:
18.
Fire Hydrants!
Deficit Yr. 1920
18 New Hydrants and Oates, and Tnttal. and Repair
. Water Supply for Hydrants
Total
leeeeees
14.
Engines 1 lng and Ssrveying Dept.:
Engineer's Salary
Labor and Supplies
............
Total
Maintenance PabUc Baihtings:
Supplies .. 1 1 f
Repairs
MesceUeneous and Betterment
.........
Total
ft
I -
f it.
Faei City HaU:
Fuel for Yr. 1929
Deficit Yr. 1928 .
$ 1.800.00 $ 140040 $ 900.00 $ 90040 $ 140040
600.00 60040 7040 300.00
$ 2,40040 $ 2.400.00 $ 97040 $ 1200.00 $ 1400.00
$ 140040 $ 1400.00 $ 900.00 $ 900.00 $ 140040
25.00 I ' 2540 20.80 1240 2045
$ 142540 $ 142540 $ 920.80 $ 91240 $ 142045
$ 1200.00 $ 120040 $ 56.18 $ 600.00 $ 1.19625
$ 1400.00 $ 1400.00 $ 898.19 $ 900.00 $ 1.79625
$ a 60040 $ C00.00 $ 300.00 $ 300.00 $ 600.00
$1220.00 $ 122040 .$ 658.19 $ 66040 $121825
$27,000.00 $27,000.00 $12,663.04 $11,700.00 $22,499.42
$ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ 2540 $ 740
300.00 30040 101.15 100.00 14940
20040 20040 93.16 100.00 19941
2.16040 246040 96849 . 55040 83427
100.00 100.00 23144 150.00 133.80
140040 140040 1.757.70 900.00 2239.43
120040 1200.00 37424 500.00 68848
$ 5.01040 $ 541040 $342648 $ 222540 $425049
$ 140040 $ 1400.00 $ 443.45 $ 50040 $ 45940
4040 4040 1525 . 2040 13.42
15040 15040 11.49 75.00 . 2125
$ 149040 $ 1,19040 $ 47029 $ 59540 $ 49447
$ 5.740.00 $ 5,74040 $ 14322$ $ 140740 $ 145245
$ 140040 $140040 $ 900.00 $ 900.00 $140040
300.00 ; 300.00
$ 240040 $ 240040 $. 90040 $ 900.00 $ 140000
$ 2.40040 $ 2.40040 $ 1.198.18 $ 120040 $ 229625
148040 ; 1480.00 898 18 ' 90040 141625
. 140Q40 : . , 1400.00 9e 3 90040 141625
6,48040 " : 6,48040
24400.00 3440040 154598 15.75040 . 644
. 142040 ' 142040 , 25526 - 72040 123323
$3848040 $38480.00 $194092" $19.47040 $38489.72
$ 1.000.00 $ 140040 $ 127.78 $ 40040 $ . 18127
1400.00 140040 1525 25040 ' 60023
:- 120040 120040 1 492.84 - 600.00 ' 1408.18
20040 200.00 4142 5040 8940
10040 100.00 74.61 475.00 12341
70040 70040 84748 42340 147344
$ 420040 $ 424040 $ 14994S $ 2.10040 $ 347842
V $ 33540
$244040 $ 244040 f 1,60245 $ 750.00 120941
725040 725040 ..... 320824 3.45040 6430.79
$ 929040 $ 9290.00 $ 4,810.49 $ 4200.00 4 f 56520
$ 120040 $ 120040 " $ 60040 $ '60040 $ 120040
500.00 50040 : . 42L73 ' " . 25040 47041
, 1 ;i i. - - .
$ 1,700.00 $ 1,700.00 $ 1421.73 3 85040 $ 147041
$ 75040 . $ 75040 $ 350.00 $ 375.00 $ 74740
20040 20O4O . ' 10741 - : .10040 2212S
125040 : 125040 840 22240 1623
15040 . 15040 30.86 : 75.00 177.46
$ 2250.00 $225040 - 50147 $TT240 - $ 1482.lt
$ 70040 ""$ nojoiT; i 65340 " soojw $137.71
5340 -5340 ' t's-
$ 1400.00 $ 1.800.06
$ 142740
$ 1,79625
$ 1,79625
$ 121825
$2342442
$ 1412.K
$ 1.79625
$ 1,79625
$ 1,19625
$24426.82
$ 4435.96 $ 1415.97
$ 1,115.63
$ 124847
$ 1400.00
$ 425.03
$ 146940
$ 1200.00
$ 1400.00 $ 1200.00
$3725749 $3747943
Maintenance Street Department:
Labor
Accident Insurance
Nails and Hardware
Horse Shoeing
Gravel ,
Lumber
Supplies
Oas and Oil
Hay and Oats
Asphalt
Miscellaneous
Betterment ,
$ 1.77922 $ 630.60
$ 7400.00 $11,084.97 $10,723.22 $ 9,856.78
I 8.973.28
190.25
80.90
62.00
1.110.40
464.28
240.86
423.63
279.44
613.42 '
439.69
706.04
Total
$ 1,77922 $ 630.00 $13,584.14 $17,304.81 $15,881.17
3.
Cons traction and Maintenance Bridges:
Labor
Nails and .Supplies ,
Lumber .,
Accident Insurance
Miscellaneous Supplies
Deficit Year 1926 ,
It,
U.
32.
33.
34,
35.
36.
37.
Band:
Total
Maintenance of
Salem Board of Charities: ..,
Planning and Zoning Commission:
Aadit and Accounting System: .....
Traffic Control System: ..,
Re-Numbering of City:
Cost of Special Election:
$ 1400.00
200.00
1200.00
221445.
2,450.00
$ 1400.00
100.00
1200.00
221445
2.450.00
1400.00
100.00
17520
1400.00
50.00
750.00
1.455.96
472.23
1,596.05
13.87
616.11
1.245.00
5,402.22 $
I
100.00
269.69
7.219.74 $
1,500.00 $
100.00
1,155.78 j
1.500.00 l
Various Deficits Previous Years:
Fuel Acct Yr 1925 $297.18
Police Dept. Yr. ... 1926 $75040
Insurance Yr. 1927 $759.82
t$. installment and Interest en Refunding, Serial, Fire
Equipment, Bridge, Sewer and Drainage and Inciner
ator Bonds:
Installment Interest
$ $ 3400
3400 2,100
1200
1480 810
1280 800
15400 13275
10400 8.775
1400
541.60
759.82
300.00
379.91
62647
75040
29748
$ 604005
414005
20.0006
134006
. 164006
295400 4
195.0004
40400-4
$ 3.49120 $ 3.58047
It.
to.
IL
12.
Total!. , j...,
Redemption of Improvement Bonds:
$ 3.000.00 $ 3400.00 $ 1400.00 $ 1400.00 $ 340040
5.600.00 5400.00 4.63740 248740 6.71240
1200.00 1200.00 60000 600.00 1200.00
1490.00 1490 00 405.00 94540 40540
2.080.00 248040 -36240 1.04040 82540
2827540 28275.00 225040 4.750.00
18.775.00 18.77540 2.18240 4.750.00
1400.00 ' 140040 90040 900.00 . ; : -
$62.62040 $62420.00 .$12.83740 $1727240 $11.14240 $1144740 $13,786.70
$38.47141 $35421.45 $35421.45 $13,881.17 $20.87726 $1445149 $ 9.7272$
Installments $24,04841
Interest $1047244
' v . ' ' " , j '
Installment and Int. on Sewer Bonds:
$1204005 Serial Sewer Bonds
Installment $24400; Interest $6,000.
New Sewers: ....... ..........v. .j......
Fire Department Tax Fund: !
3 Mills on Approx $16400400
Fire Dept. Salaries
Engine No. 3
1 Asst. Chief $1980
7 2 Captains 3400
2 Firemen 3240
4 Firemen 6,000
$36,000.00 $30400.00 $2740040 $15200.00
$3340040 $33400.00 $2144546 $16,000.00
$3140040
$24022646
$33400.00
$43484.79
$3420044
$3042841
$ 7490.41 $ 6291.41
2,77341 $ 328741
$ 149329
$ 124525
Total
Comfort Stattamt
Janitor
Water
Repairs
- supplies
ixisceDaneou "."J.."..;
pafldt Tear 1927
1 ,753.00 -
60040
- 15040
15040
20040
. 3540
it--
75340;
60040
15040
150.00
20040 .
3540
$.65340
u 30040
-10444
, . . 57343.,
;;..7527r
- -140 -
'12540
300.00
r
' '
, 37549 -'-100.00
-
1740 f
. - 6244 . 4 .
- i
4 437.74
.4
60448
204.49 f V-
-4420
2194$ rr
521 r- -
$33023
1 ;
If ft.
I
4' 71245
13.
Street Repair Tax Fund:
, 3 Mills on Approx. $16400400.
$3340040 . $33,800.00 $1646803
$16.00043
t
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES FOR 1929
ESTIMATE OF PROBABLE RECEIPTS FOR 1929: V::, .
License Fees. City Treasurer's Office ; ......$ 540040
" Miscellaneous Receipts 4,000.04
Premium of Bands Sold i 540040
Interest' on Bank. -Balance ....T.. 140040
. ReceipU from City Recorders Office ........ 1240040
. . . i . k - . ... .- ... v
$37943424
Total of Probable receipts
ESTIMATED TAX LEVY FOR 1929
41740040
$33X43424
We, the indrsigiicd.rnembers of the Budget Committee of the City of Balem, "Marlon County, Oregon, do hereby eerttfj that wo cars pro
sued tne above estimates far the budget At said City of Salem for the' year beginning January 1st, 1929. and ending December 31st, 1929. in ccoro
ince with the provisions ot Chapter 118. General Laws of OREGON. 1921, and that said estimates and the whole thereof are true and correct ana
lo not exesd tne limitation Imposed by the Charter of the City of Salem,
i." Dated at Salrm. Oregon, this 30th day ot Jfovember,. 19ZS.
nor the Constitution or laws of the State of Oregon.
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Ralph Thompson
E. B. Orabenhorst
Curtis B. Cross
H. M. Hawkins .
Bea. O. Fade
"-Cart Armpriest ;
- Millard - -
R. H. OLTNOER. Chairman,
W. L. PHTTJ.TPS, Secretary.
- Wationr Tnwnsend
David OUara t
Oeo. J. Wenderoth .
Kenneth L.' Randall
H. D. Watson
B. B. Herrlcz:
W. E. Park
W. H. Dancy $
C. a Pratt -Paul
V. Johnson
A." N. Moores . -Hal
D. Pattoa ; t
Leo N. Childs
,YT, W. Rosebraugn
Edward Schunke.
W. K- Hanson ,
L. J. Slmeral t
Wayne M. Price
T. A. Livesley
C. P. Bishop . :
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