PROHIBITIDO IS
F
Wets Recite Usual Claims
Before House Judiciary
Committee
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.
(AP) Prominent cttlzens testi
fying today before the house ju
diciary committee condemned
prohibition as miserable fail
ure and as an affront to the
American people which -was en-
genaenng widespread resent
ment.
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One of the moat outspoken iraa
W. W. Atterbury, the president of
the Pennsylvania railroad who
also is republican, national com
mitteeman for Pennsylvania. He
was preceded by the presentation
of a statement from Nicholas
Murray Butler, president of Co
lumbia university in New York,
M ho was unable to appear In per
son. ' The Rev. John A. Ryan, a
widely-known sociologist and
member of the Catholic faculty
be re, declared prohibition had
seared "everything that It touch
es," He said President Hoover,
Attorney General Mitchell and
members of the law enforcement
commission had gone to an un
warranted extreme In seeking to
present the prohibition question
to the people as a moral issue.
I-awyer Asserts ,
4.'a?s Are Many
V. W. Montgomery, Jr., a
Philadelphia lawyer, said his
rity's courts were "clogged with
lkjuor cases, to the serious and
a 'arming interference with the
administration of Justice gener
ally." Raymond Pitcairn, also jt
Philadelphia and identified with
the. Pittsburgh Plate Glass com
pany, described the eighteenth
amendment as a "rotten failure"
- saying "the president and cab
inet know It, Mr. Hughes knows
It. congress knows It and unhap
pily the young people know it
best of all; but the prohibition
ists do not know it."
Today was the fifth day of
hearings within the past three
weeks, all the time has been tak
en up by advocates of the repeal
of the eighteenth amendment.
After the committee hears more
opponents of prohibition, who are
expected to complete their say to
morrow, the drys will be lven
equal chance to argue on behalf
of prohibition.
It'Iaware Man to
C'tmtinne Attack
Pierre S. Du Pont, of Wilming
ton. Delaware, is scheduled to ap
pear tomorrow against the dry
laws.
Jeremiah J Wadsworth testi
fied on behalf, of his father, for
mer Senator James W. Wads
vorth, Jr., of New York. He said
"the attempt to enforce total ab
stinence in the United States has
ret up a serious friction between
the government and the people."
"Until recently, Tie continued;
"that portion of the public that
Is resisting has been good-natured
about It, while the govern
ment has been fighting It hard
and, at times, savagely. There
ere signs that the public is be
1 coming less good-natured and
more resentful of the extreme
measures of the government."
In addition to Mr. Butler's, the
committee also received a state
ment demanding repeal of the
dry amendment from Wallace Ir
win, an author. He assailed It
a 3 tyranny and declared if the
people ould not revolt against It,
their freedom would be lost.
Alcoholic Patients
Found ob Increase
Another emphatic witness was
Dr. Francis J. Gerty, In charge of
the Cook county, Illinois, psycho
pathic hospital. He testified
there had been large increases
recently In the number of alco
holic patients of both sexes and
t.crtallty in such cases had
grown.
Morgan Collins, former super
intendent of police in, Chicago,
declared that after - prohibition
the moral of the policeman low
eYed and that Manor law violat
ors in his city escaped conviction
because courts and juries were
not Inclined to enforce the act.
He said he had found equally bad
conditions in many cities.
Two Washington attorneys,
representing the federal dispell
ary and tax redaction league,
Wilton Lambert and Rice Hooe,
raid conditions of law enforce
ment could not be corrected as
long as the dry laws existed.
They nrged approval of the 8a-
nath resolution to modify the
amendment to permit federal su
pervision of the sale of liquor in
packages In states desiring , li
quor.
TO III OTHERS
BRUSH COLLEGE. Feb. 26.
Mrs. Marie Flint McCall, lecturer
of Pomona Grange wishes to an
nounce that she will hold a lec
turer's school at Rlckrcall some
time in March. The date will be
announced later. Mrs. McCall
was formerly lecturer of Brush
college grange before taking her
office this year.
Mrs. Grant Has
Art Club Guests
PALLS CITY, Feb.. 26. The
regular meeting of the Women's
Art club was held at the home
of Mrs.. David Grant Thursday
afternoon. Besides tho members
there were present two visitors.
Mrs. Grlswold of Corvallls and
Mrs. Crls well of West Fir, form
er residents of the town and
members of the club.
JEFFERSON GIRL SINGS
.JirirFirnsnv. rb. 26 Lor
ralno Uln on. 11 year old daufb.
tcr of Mr, and Mrs. Roy llixson,
an tha Rllrh Caeltol the
atre microphone In Salem; Satur
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(Left to right) The Prince of Wales, the Countess of Athlon, Lady
May Cambridge and the Earl of Athlone at the Government House,
Cape Town Africa, where the heir to the British crown was
officially welcomed upon his arrival at this most southern part of
Alrka. i
MM DIKES
PLAUJMPHS
SEATTLE, Feb. 26. (APJ
Nominees for city offices In Seat
tle and Tacoma today were plan
ning campaigns preparatory to
elections on March 11 after being
choran in two contrasting non
partisan primaries.
Seattle gave Mayor Frank Ed
wards the biggest primary lead
for a mayorality candidate In
seven elections held since 1916
yesterday while in Tacoma Mayor
James G. Newbegin was swept
out of office and M. G. Tennent,
who resigned as mayor a year
ago because of friction with the
council, and Fred Shoemaker
were nominated for the office.
Councilman Otto A. Case was
nominated to oppose Edwards in
Seattle.
Only 65.706 of 117,962 regis
tered Seattle voters participated
while in .Tacoma, 30,604 of 37,-
259 registered cast one of the
biggest primary votes ever re
corded there.
In Tacoma, Commissioner of
Finance A. S. Walters also lost
his office but Seattle gave Comp
troller Harry W. Carroll and
Treasurer H. L. Collier, both un-
o p p o b e d, big complimentary
votes.
Seattle gave Edwards 33,108
rotes. Case 18,046 and former
Mayor Edwin J. Brown 13,592 in
the balloting tor mayor. In Ta
coma Tennent lacked only 201
votes of being elected In the pri
mary, with 15.108 to 7,30 6 tor
Shoemaker and 6,770 tor New
begin. Two other candidates
trailed.
Six' nominees for three council
man ic positions la Seattle and
votes accorded them follow, John
E. Carroll J 0,3 20, James Scavot
to 29.709, Frank Laube 29,461.
Lou Cohen 34.773, William
Hickman Moore 19,234 and
George B. Worley 11.S52. Car
roll, Cohen and Moore are run
ning for reelection.
Tacomans nominated for com
missioners and their Totes fol
low:
Public finance, Val Fawcett
11,974: Bert Eves, 9123; public
safety, Dyer Dyment, 13,299;
Frank Purse, 8988; city control
ler, Tom Swayte, 10,992; Hugh
McGavick, 9087.
TIT in pis. Mas.. Feb. 16.
P1 Rennrts at a. school house
rim Tftaterriiv m which elzht
fhlldren and a nnn lost their
lives, were brought to The Pas to
day by a man who haa amen e
miles through tho bitter cold
from the Isolated outpost of Cross
Lake.
Riatp Snnrtor sl.rraret of
Man Inst hnr life In a vain at
tempt to lead the children girl
pupils or the Cross ake Indian
.iSnnl Mni rtf han were more
than ft mni old to safetv. Sis
ter Jeanne Deschaatel, tryinr to
escape, leapea irom ine secoua
tloor and suffered a fractured
yiuc.
Plans were made immediately
to send an airplane from The Fas
to take medical supplies and to
hrlnv the Inlnred nun hack to
clvtllzation.Njllshop Ovlde Charle-
bois was to accompany ine reacuv
Pay .: .. .. .
it was believed the lire lian
ed on the third tloor ot the wing
if vMrh th- Indian airla who
perished were housed, but Its
m at .
caute was not learnea. me nuua
tnr. a tbree-storv brick structure.
mrmetmA fn lsls. and an ad-
diUon was built la 1920. Bishop
Charlebola estimatea ine toss
wnnld arrrerate 620.000.
Sister Margaret, an oblate sis
ter of St. Boniface, went to cross
Lake In 1914 and was there un
til 1920. She was stationed In
Quebec for three 7.oaii then and
on her return to the school In
1I2S she became Sister Superior.
Wacdnda Woman
Entertains Club
WACONDA, Fib. 21 The W
eonda eommnnlrv club Wll eater
talntd Wednesday at the home ot
Mra. William MeQtlehrlst. The
time was spent sewlnr eulU pieces
EIGHT CHILH ID
III GDI TO DEATH
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CAPE TOWN
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and In social conversation.
A pot luck lunch was served at
noon by the hostess, assisted by
her sister. Miss Alice Udell.
Plans were- discussed during
the business meeting for future
work, .A committee was : appoint
ed to oversee the cutting-and; Iln-
isning or quiiis.
SALEM GIRL IX PLAY
Corvallls, Feb. 26 As chairman
Corvallls, Feb. 25. Hester Davis,
Salem, junior in home economics
at Oregon State college, added an
other activity to her long list,
when she took a leading part in
the National Collegiate Players'
"Cock Robin," which was pre
sented at a local theatre here this
week.
Saltm Markets
(Wholesale Qaetarlona)
Cranterriea, box
Applet, locale
Rome Beauties
Jonathan
Grimea Golden ,
Yellow Newtoni ,.. , ., ,,
.4.50
j.se
.1.50
J.I5
U.25
.1.75
.2.78
.2.75
.07t
DelicioDt, extra-' finer
Spitienberji.
extra faaey
uiatnti, lb.
Dates
Dromedary, 88, 10 ot. pkga.
.6.50
.4.76
Cont'i Pitted.
Texas Grapefruit
Comb Honey, new crop
Lemon a, Calif.
O ran ire t, Ksvala
.6.00 7.B0
.OO05.S
.S.7S
80 a ,
100'a
126'a
ISO's
176't
300'a-
316'a -
252'a
.4.25
.4.7 S
S.OO
S.09
e.50
TU5
s.oo
.8.00
8.00
.5
288'
CocMants, aack
Tatstabtos
(Waolaaala QnaUtlMl)
Braaaola Sprvata, IK
CanUflowar. Oalif. . , .T.S5
Oalvry, Calit, erst , 7.60
IMS.
Spiaaah, local, era to
-S.7S
OS
.02 M,
faraaipa, is.
Katasaraa. Ik,
Bsacae. vtfttaVtoa, per des. baie-ei
vamta ... , , . , ,
BMta SO
Tarripa f
Koankaa
ow
SO
nnler ...
On ion a .
.60
II
J.oo
JS.7S
GarUa. IV.
Caltforaia Taaaatoea. lag
Onroaa, Takiaaa, GlaV
bacar Mini, la.
Mttnet
Caiiforaia, Imperial Taller 1.25-5.00
Saeraaaeata , , , . , . 4.00
Caeaaborav kothoaao lte to 1.SS'
Cabbago, lav ...04-O5H
Rhsbaxb. Ket koaaa
Peaa. Calif.
1
S.75
.3.7S to
Greaa Poppora. Ib.
Hubbard Sqaaak. IK
Ifarblabaad Knit
SS
-0
4t
PsaipUoa. Ib.
Oaaiah SqaaAh
SoaUora Yaau. SO-IK boa
Artle-okoa, 4oaaa
.S.50
.lso
Potatoaa. weal
.2H
Taklma, per cwt Lll U .
reads
(KataU OnaUtiaaal
Calf neat, 2S lba.
. t.ts
.80.00
Seratrb, ton
Cora, whole, too .
.44.00
.40.00
84.00
.84.00
84.00
.88.00
OraekeS aad freond
Hill raa. tea
Bran, toa
Esr naah 4446040-
.00000.
WttS B1IK
Zm
(Boring Price)
Eatraa .
..22
1S
Medlome
Poultry
(Buyisf Trice)
surt
Rooitera,
12-15
Id
07
HaaTiea .
Medinma
20-32
J7-80
Bottarfat
(Baying Prieel)
Wholeaalo Battas
Botterfat
.38
.40
Printi .
Cartott .
.89
Bsttor
(Kun Qootatioas)
Prlata ,
Carteaa
.42
.41
Grata aad Ear
(Barlag meo)
Wheat, watt era rod
Soft white ba. ...
.02
Oata, snj. bo.
Walte, W i ,
BU.I.- L.-
0
4T
Mminft mim
Hay. Retola Prioa
uata aaa rotca
Clover
18.00 to 14.00
.18.00 So 14.00
Alfalfa
.91.00 to 9(U0
Dreaeod Kaata
(Bujlac Priee)
Veal, toa
Hoga, top
.18
.11
.90
.27
28
Wool aad Mohair
tfedlaa
Cearao ,
Laaib'e
General LMets
MnTXaTS onAXjr
P0KTLAMO. Ore- Pak. 28 (AP)
Wbeat ntartt:
Opea - His a . Clou
Mar. , , 104 104
uav 108 10a lor
Jala ! 04 H 09 108K
Sept. -. 107 Va 108, ,100
l-.V -m W At .
Wheat Blf Bend MustUm, ktri wklta
9L17i saft white, wottara wait, fi.oaj
bard winter, aenbera aprtac. weatera
red. 91.03. OaU No. 9 88 JKwhite,
S 83010. Barlep Na. 3 43 lb, B. w. sis
orn Ko. 8 Eaitern, yellow aera 9)SS,
MUlrsa otssaata f.
.tenxxnT .
K)BnTO- Or. Teb. 98 (AP)
Drtitad posiur twMxs, zaacr tan,
. eet Kaw a, saoi
BAX-T
rOBTIXKZV Or. Tab. te UP)
Frodaoe oifbaafa, aot pricaa;
Batter: oxtraa 87, ate-darae 80, priaaa
flrata S4 firita 81. Bess: ftaak oxtraa
28 to 27; freak awdraaui 24.
EOETABXXS
POKTTOJO). Orai Pa. 28 (AP)
Veratablea: Cabbara, per cwt. 84 to 95.
Lettaeo. per crata, CaliXoraia, fl.75 to
S3. ToBatoea, Ifexlea-, 4.50 per h.
Toaaatoea. hotboaaa, 25 to. SO. Caean o
bara. Dearer, 83.25 doaea. aparaga
28 poaod. Greea aaaa Taxaa. Ia
Maad.- Kew patatoea. TTorida. 25e peaad.
Spinach, Caliomia. 88 to 8.25 crata.
BraeMla Esroata. 24 to 17a. Pa
1 trade, sz.7. to fSe,
HT7.K. XarrTZBPivT
POKTLAXD. Ora Jek. 28 (AP)
Milk Kaw milk (4 per eent). S2.80 to
82.40 ew. deHrered Portlaaa. leM 2 par
eeai. Battorfat. aoatiaa. 82e; track. 84a;
dehTarie ia Portlaaa 84e.
HAT
POBTLAVD, Ora, To. 28 (AP)
Hay Bartec priewa. fob. Portlaad: Al
falfa, ess to 28.50 par toa; raHer a -thy,
$20.50 to 91; Casters Oregon tua
tbr $23 to 23.50: clover, $20; oat ka
810; eato aad artek. 919.50 to 29; atraw.
88 per torn.
IWnXB. TBQBTABIBB
POB.TIXD, Or, Peb. 21 (A?)
Fraiu aad rocetablea: Preah fraito
Oraarea, aaret. 040 to 7.75; .oofralt,
Taxaa. 0.76 to 734; Florida 84Jt5 to 7;
Una. S doaea cartoa. 82.5ft; bananaa.
0 to , Mi a ponad. Leajona, Calif ormJna,
48.50 to 8.
Craaborriea Late Howe, 98.40 to
8.50 par doe; Oape Cod. 93 baabot box;
Baatera, 915 barrel. Cacumbera Hot
hooae, 27 H to 80e poaad; Mexican. 94 to
4.50 lac repacked. Onion Selling priee
to retaiUra: geU. 5 to 414 caata;
Ore ton, $1.65 to 2.00 central.
Preak reretoblea Rellmf priee: Let
taee. Iaperial raUer. 83.25 to 3; peaa. 14
to 15 ceata poand. Celery California,
81.40 to 1.75 doxen, 95.50 to 0. crate;
Oregoa hearta, f 1.25 doxea bonehea.
Bhnbarb Hothouse, extra fancy, 82.25:
faoey, 920; choice, 91.50 per 20 poaad
box. Peppers Bell, 25 to 27e pound.
Cauliflower Bosebnrg Broccoli. 91.00
to 91-25 crate; California, 75 eenta
to 81.25. Table potatoea Deachatea
Oems. 3.10 to 8.25; Yakima; 92.75 to
3 cwt.; western Oreron, 2.25 to 2.50.
Sweet potatoes California, nominal, 6
eenta per poond; aouthera yama. 83.25
crate.
XTVTE STOCK
POHTLAKD, Ore., Feb. 28 (AP)
Beeeipta cattle 50. earree 10.
Steera, 110-1300 lba. $11.50 to 12X0;
good. 11.50 'to 12.00; tnedaiai.10.QO to
11.50 r.Jfommon 8.00 to 10.00. Hedfera1,
rood X0'.25 to 10.75; common to medium,
7.50 to 10.25. Cow a, good 9.25 to 9.85;
common to mediuin 6.50 to 0.25; low
ctttter. 4.00 to 0.50. Bulla (yearling ex
cluded) 8.00 to 8.50; cutter to medium
4.50 to 8.00. CalTea, medium to choice
8.50 to 10.50; cull to common 6.50 to
9.50. Vealers, milk fee, good to choice
11.00 to 13.50; medium 0.00 to 11.00;
cull to common 7.00 to 9.00.
Hot. Quotably ateady; receipts 450.
Heary weight. 910.00 to 11.50; medi
um weight, 310.50 to 11.85; light weight,
311.73 to 12.00; light lighta. 810.75 to
11.85. Parking aows. 89.00 to 10.00.
Slaughter pigs. 810.50 to 11.85. Feeder
aad atocker pigs, 311.00 to 12.00.
(Soft or oily hoga and roasting piga
excluded in above quotations.)
Sheep and lamb. Qsotably ateady; re
ceipts 375.
Lambs. 84 lbs, down, 80.75 to 10.50;
84 to 92 lba., 89.50 to 10.25; medium
39.00 to 9.75; aU weights, common 97.50
tot 9.00. Yearlinr heifers. 86.50 to 8.50.
Ewoa. medium to choice 35.00 to 88.50;
120-150 lba.. 34.00 to O.OO; all weights,
call aad common 92.00 to 4.00.
cmcAoo oauus
trading recovered comparative poise to
oaf.- ivecmv wiia piangea in Tames wtu
w. . ' J nwp-iu.. nnui a
place to a general upward movement of
we wub urxci ia paracuiar.
by the tact thai among brokera tho na
tional wmii auDiuiatwa eorpoiauoa a
kl- t.L.... ,-.. j.i:. .
in Chicago yesterday waa eons trued aa
V irt H,1 n.1s.2ian tlft.ft v.an .
are the market place of tho world, aad
inai major operaiioaa in grain muat pa
eendacted apon the exchaagea.
Chicago closing quotations aa wheat
wera firm, raagiag from 1-8 coat tower
to 9 eenta higher eompared with yeator
M.i. n .ii u. . a . j A-.
j m ) xv v 1 7a ww
and oata x4-3.Bc oft.
COMMISSIONERS
COURT
The fonnwinp ia the of ficLal
publication f the record of
rlaima befora the Blarion
county coitimissiotierB court
for the Febi-uary ternu 1329,
witb tne amonat lOioweo, Dins
- a - a I
contmaea. etc xcotuz u
the recorda ia the office of the;
county cleric
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ROADS AMD HIGHWAYS FUND
KOAB DISTRICT NO. 1
lshlnger F S labor 2.99
8nyder A C patrolman UM
ROAD DISTRICT NO. I
Bevens C P labor M
Carl H Ii labor 2S9
Hedcer Earl labor 2M
ZellnkB Oresor labor 11HI
Jones Orant patrolman S3J1
KOAD DISTKICT NO. 8 I
Avon R Ubor 2.W
PVller A E labor 44.85
Herman Ben labor im
Miller Vernon labor ai ls
Miller J H patrolman ....... K3J0
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1
Cook Malcolm labor SJ7
Van Damme Emlle labor . . 3JB
Cook J L patrolman 19.99
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 9
nrnard Srentama lahor .... 2.00
Malcolm Cook labor ........ 13S
C. H. Ernst use of tractor ... 1S9
Claude Smith labor ,.. 8.99
Wm Smith use of tractor .... 11.98
Bert Woodrumm labor 1X76
J It Cook patrolman 19M
ROAD DISTRICT NO.
Crater Keene labor 2J99
J W Fabey patrolman 1:99
ROAD DISTKICT NU. 1
P A Mangold sUples 30
Paul sows rep. graaer iw
Sam H Brown use of tractor 1718
Gene Cttchinz labor 929
Carl Jensen labor 1SM
P S Jensen patrolman sos-
W P CoHird grtrel 2913
ROAD DISTRICT NO. I I
S Bowman labor 14rT
P Kahut labor lTT
B N Miller patrolman SJ1
KOAD DIST-UCT HO.
Wm Weneenroth naOs 4.78
J B SetUemlre Ubor 19
Osil Werigenroth labor 6.38
Wm Wa)f labor 921
J A McCormlks labor 35.93
Beit Butterfield labor U-97
J Croabw labor uw
pyank Sckhout labor 4.49
James McCormlck patrolman 33.91
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 19
Joa Schafter labor 1.59
Jos Schmltt labor 1-59
Geo Willlz Sr labor ........ 149
ROAD DISTRICT NO U
Abnand Rich use ef tractor
ete 88
floyd ShepsTd labor 3J8
Hcnrr Wellman labor ...... llJt
James Cullr oatrolman 7J8
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 14
Rot Brown labor 20.73
West Coast Powder Co pow i
der eU eSJQ
' ROAD DISTRICT NO. If
S If Kuenzl patrolman ...... 8
XOAZk ItmXTCX 8te IS34
Loske Ited patrolimHi ...... UM9
; ROAD DISTRICT Ka It
SUes Ttorrend labor M
a W.V-Bton petmTmaa .... 1U7
ROAD DISTRICT Ka 17
Ronald E Jones ha-ltrtf ra-
wel 55j02
O A Hoorer patrolman 1U7
ROAD DISTRICT N. 18
W H Punrel labor 14-35
Robt Cole patrolman , 75.91
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 19
A L Bennett Ubor 62
Bat EVaas labor 309
Olenn Savage labor .-. 5H9
W G Pe&rmine irrt" .. 15J8
ROAD DIST ICT NO. 28)
Wm P Kapltngtr patrolman. SJ9
ROAD DISTRICT VO. U
John Peterson labor 1J59
J V Strom Ubor 2t
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 21
W Jay Denbem pairolman .. 6J8
BO AD DISTRICT NO. 17
John Fabry patrolman W7
ROAD DISTRICT NO WA
O B Taylor patrolman ..... 11J8
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 28
W W Westenhouse patrolman 1149
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 2SK
Howard Hrnnlnpwm labor .. 1J59
Jesse Johns Ubor &39
R J Bttencouft patrolman .. 9.97
ROAD DISTRICT SO. 29
John Harris patrolman ...... 3J99
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 3f
Paul Balif Ubor 3.19
S H Russel patrolman .. 8H9
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 81
Paul Ban! Ubor 8.19
8 H Russell patrolman ..... 9.99
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 8S!
Ed Taylor labor 7-58
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 34
Case Clifford Ubor 1137
Bales Case labor 15.95
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 85
Sanford Bassett Ubor 3S9
E L Collins Ubor 3.19
Richards E J labor 21.95
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 86
Loggers & Cont. Mach. Co
snow blow 1,270.00
Hammond Lumber Co shovels
etc 5.15
M M Booker labor .....'.v.. 64J83
O W Moore Ubor 51.86
J P Bewley patrolman 107.73
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 38
Walter Allen Ubor 2-54
T D Trick Ubor 858
C A Tucker Ubor .. 2-14
O D Needham patrolman .... 5.98
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 0
Hammond Lumber Co oil etc 21.02
B J Richards patrolman .... 32.93
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 42
M H Utter patrolman 19.94
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 44
Richard Sehotthoefer Ubor.. 458
Walter Stark labor 3.18
Wm P Sehotthoefer patrolman 9.98
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 5
A E Kunke Ubor 7S7
M Rokus Ubor 14:97
L E Hennles patrolman .... 1955
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 49
H H Bonner labor 2.99
Chaa Brandt labor 499
P W Owre patrolman 76
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 51
J M Coburn Ubor 17.97
T L Davidson patrolman .. 1U97
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 56
Nels Langseve Ubor 2t4
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 68
W H Haynes patrolman .... 8.98
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 88
R T Judson Ubor SS8
Lewis X Judson patrolman . . 13.70
ROAD DISTRICT. NO. 60
A J Mader labor 3J9
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 63
Wm Smith use of tractor 1359
J H Miller patrolman 659
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 84
Nathman B bolts eto LOO
Al Labren Ubor 21J51
Joseph Labren labor 858
John T K"ri,"g' patrobnaq .11.70
ROAD DISTRICT KO- e
Joseph Senskl Ubor 113
Ray Patterson labor lift
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 66
R 8 Bond labor
O E Bond Ubor tlM
A F Kelttuey Ubor L70
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 69
Chaa Gllles patrolman 259
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 76
Alrln L Schmltt patrolman . 19J5
MISC. MARKET ROADS
Frank Eder labor 7.48
Wenzel Eder Ubor 7.48
A X Feller Ubor 858
John Wolf Ubor 1-49
Ben Eppers labor 931
Malmolm Cook Ubor
Wm Smith Ubor 10."
iftnii Van Damme Ubor .... 3o9
J L Cook foreman 459
7wrt Buterfleld Ubor 858
O J Crosbr Ubor 2-M
J A McCormlck Ubor 1756
James McCormlck foreman H5e
Pred Schwab Com Co posts . 9.50
Wm Eickhoff Ubor 75T
Oeo MarQuart Ubor 638
jm Rrhmitt labor 757
M Wampach Ubor 8.38
W B Annen foreman H-H
Henry Jungw lrth Ubor 259
John Qrsborn Ubor 259
n j Bettencourt foreman .. 198
B Cunningham use of tract
etc
W W Westenhouse patrolman 358
J M Coburn labor 638
Richard Winsbio labor 3.19
T L Davidson patrolman .... 758
Robt Bye Jr Ubor ;
Marlon IP Fischer Ubor .... 2J9
Albert Hennies Ubor 5
H w Huchlett Ubor . 359
Ted Keunn Ubor 359
Ores A Robl Ubor 3X8
PhlilMps Fischer foreman .... 11.49
Prank Slater labor
Sam H Brown Ubor 859
Gene (UtchtOS labor 219
p X Jensen patrolman 859
B Cunningham use of tractor
ete
xr w WMfarnhouae foreman. . 150
Rlgdon Bros ami due on bridge
contract e,7.B.
Grover Hayes Ubor 3.19
Lawrence Hayes Ubor 3.19
w Owre foreman 159
Vernon Miller Ubor
A L Bennett Ubor
659
19
859
5.99
559
359
259
7.49
3.19
559
859
W O Peannine foreman ....
Bert Butterfield Ubor
C J Crosby Ubor
James McCormlck zoreman. .
J A McCormlck Ubor
R L Bart labor
Leonard. Carer Ubor ......
H B Jorgenson Ubor ........
WBliam Nlcol Ubor
Ernest Sous Ubor ..........
3.19
E 2 Kaufman foreman ..... ,IJ9
it TC Oleeaon surverlnr 3950
Donaia i Hardcastle suifeylng 8950
J H Herren eOTveytn 3950
- . I AM SaJk
A o enaw iutycjoii ....
Bell Don a Triasltmaa .....143.74
J F McOee traroltman 174.74
Ore State Blgbwaj Com br.
vv aw.w
Gladys Scott atexiotrapher .. 1X0
PortUad Blue Flint Co level
rod ete 6057
H B Swart engineer ........174.74
MISCXI-LA.VeOUS ACCOUNTS
Tjnruh Lee M Printing Co
ledger sheets 27.35
V E Newcomb rep tube ...... 230
Cheek & Ashby tire ete 10 11
Elec Sup & Contracting Co.
electric serrioes 2.63
Yamhill Electrl Co electric
sert-ees 1.50
B A Snyder operating ferry .99j69
Geo H Woods machine work
etc 16.76
Lester Case, operating grader 2554
A. C. Haag & Co.. shaft, etc.. 78.38
Clyde Equipment Co., cable.. 12757
Polk county. Cresjon, amount
due for Main, of ferry.... 1561.25
Ms4er Patrel Aeoaont
Chas. R. Archerd Imp. Co.
repairs 7.05
W. K. Barns, oil rings 1.56
Arthur Dahl Motor Co
alcohol 600
Groth Electric Co., bearings,
etc 14.40
Jennan Sc Chittenden, gas.... 450
Ia Le Doux, spark plugs..... 350
Shell Oil Col, gai 2.40
C. L. Smith, chains, etc. 535
N. B. Traviss, faucet, etc.... 1.45
Paul Sowa, sharpening scar.
teeth
Louis Weissenfels, blades, ete,
550
150
John Caiesenauer, operating
patrol 22.14
Wm, R. King, do 70.81
Dan Sharf, do 5556
Lee Wells, do 63.83
St. Paal ftvtng Fla-tt
Joe Miller, rent of Und 16.65
Roadma ire's Office
Oommereial Book Store,
staples, etc 12.90
F. O. Johnson, roadmaster
t salary and expenses ;. 190.04
Pacific Tel. & TeL Co.,
telephone services
Rahn-McWhorter Paper Co.,
paper
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.,
chairs
Tool House Aeeount
D. O. Drager, cash adv. for
freight
The Geo. Lawrence Co., piatej
ete.
820
4.55
12.00
3.19
15.28
1.37
5.25
130
Ore-Wash. Water Serv. Co.,
water service
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.,
telephone services
Salem Iron Works, repairs,...
Emil A. Schaefer, fire exting
uishers 50
Woodbury & Wheeler Co., mill
pUtes, etc 7050
Traffic Officer's Account
B, R. Smith, Co. traffic
officer 124.69
MlsceCaneou Accounts
Geo. E. Allen, saw 9 23
Associated Oil Co., gas 32.12
B&W Parts Store, plugs1! . . . 50.15
Bernard Motor Co gas, etc... 9.31
D. G. Drager, cash adv. for
licenses 22.50
Ira Jorgensen, acetylene 86.19
Knowles Top & Body Shop,
repair cushions 6-25
Portland Electric Power Co.,
electrical services 33.23
Shell Oil Co., gas, etc 210.67
Smith & Watklns, do 6.25
Standard Oil Co. ot Calif, do. 1441
Valley Motor Co door glass,
etc 5.75
Western Auto Supply Co.,
washers, etc .76
L. M. Case, hauling gravel 33.24
Philip Eiker. do 8051
J. A. Kappahn, do .IS339
P. A. King, do 204
pegoat Oravel Co.. rock. etc.. 31556
Salem Sand & Oravel Co- do. . 81.01
Claude C. Ashby, foreman.... 1457
Omer Bartruff. Ubor..: 19.25
Omer Bartruff, labor 1955
O. D. Blnegar, do. 103.74
F. A. Dutton, do 103.74
Aug. Fandrich, do 658
Dan Fandrich, do 658
Ben H. Hawkins, foreman.... 129.74
Lester Mc Bwain. Ubor 1958
Lester McHwaln, do 8551
Wm. McHwaln, do 2455
R. a Miller, do 88f4
Kenneth Van Cleave, do 6.38
L. M. Van Cleave, foreman.. 7-B
Frank R. Woelke, labor 7152
Clyde Woodruff, do 1955
W. C. Wooldrldge, do 95.76
State Industrial Ace Coca-
accident h-Rirance 3.63
GENERAL FUND
Peer Aceeant
Lena. Bartruff, relief 20.00
Mrs. May Bedient, do 1050
Wm, Wengeproth, relief for
Dave Bernkr 8.00
Emma J. Bigler. relief 1750
Mary Robson, relief for Martha
Bilieu 15.00
Chas. P. Boies, relief 1550
Boys' Girls Aid Society,
relief oo
Elizabeth Brinegar, do 28.00
Mrs. M. E. Brooks, do 15.00
C. Carl Carlson, do 10.00
Mrs. Mable C. Carson, do 1050
Mrs. Maggie Cave, do 1050
Mrs. Belle Churchill, do 1050
Ed Condon, do 10.00
Levi De Haven, do 1250
Mrs. Ida M. DtO. do 10.00
Ulyssa Ellen Dodge, do 10.00
RosalU Ebner, do 32.50
Mrs. Anna Engelhart, do 10.00
Leonard Flelschman, relief for
self and wife 15.00
John Fowler, relief for self and
daughter 1550
Florence I Funnan, relief for
self and husband 20.00
Lizette Gobin, relief 12.00
Mrs. Ada L. Golden, do 1750
Charles Hard wick, do 1050
J. H, Harper, do 850
Grace A. Hart, do 2SjOO
Alex Haavol. do . 15.00
Mrs. Basel Hegarty, do 1050
Mrs. Mabel Hendricson, do.... 8.00
Mrs. Elk Hepburn, do 105Q
Oerhard HcescheL do ........ 1250
M. F. Horrom. de
F. E. Clark. reOef for N. L.
850
Houshton 1350
Sarah E. Rphart, renef for
self and husband 23.80
Katerine-Kopf, reOef 1550
Mr. and Mrs. Prosper
La ChapeCe, do
2050
Ruth Larson, do 324S0
Emma Lundeen, do ISM
Eve Martin, do 1050
Mrs. Delia M. Shav, relief for
Harry Meeker 15.00
Carl H. Jcnnson. relief for
Charles A. M er 1050
AntonU Mbran, reliet.... 2050
Wm. Nelson, do 1050
Mrs. Klrstl Odman, relief .... 2050
Mrs. Louisa Paquette, relief for
self and Nora Flaard ....... 20.00
Wm. H. Parrts, relief 10.00
Antonie Pavelek. do ......... 204)0
B. A. Borsevlk, relief for Olea
Pedersen 1850
AimaPuih,rtlief ............ 11.00
Mrs. AtmURetdeXdo 15.09
Frank C. Clark, reOef for
Catherine U Rhodes ....... 1550
Henry L. Bag-rold, reUet .... 10.00
lirt, Csl Eanberi, do 5.C0
Mrs. W. R. Slyter. do 1850
Catherine. E. Smith, do ....... 23.00
(Mrs. Wesley Smith, do ,,.,. 294)3
Rulde gttrlpUnc. de
UurUslt. Svphert, do ....... 104)0
BeuUh Talmadg. do ......... 2559
Mrs, Walter TinneL do 2856
Adene Tupper. do 15.00
W-0m J. WS-wnSer, Sr- do. 15.00
Mrs. Anna L. Wheeler, do .... 1550
Hattie WUbanks, do 3050
Alice Berth Williams, do 20.00
Alma Zuercher, do 2050
Y. M. C. A, main free employ
ment bureau 50.00
Sberffra Office
S. O. Burkhart, deputy sheriff .12459
W. T. Barber, do 124.69
W. Richardson, do 109j68
F. T. Wrightman, tax deputy.. 114.69
S. J. Butler, do 10949
J. H. Round, clerk 100.00
W."W. Haskins, deputy sheriff. 134.69
Clerk's Office
C. C. Ward .deputy clerk.... 11550
W. S. Lamkin, do ...w 11550
J. H. Ward, do 110.00
Recorder's Office
Eva Lenhardt, dep. recorder. .10050
Myrtle Beecroft, do 10050
Ave Sundborg, stenographer.. 90.00
Treasurer's Office
W. Y. Richardson, dep. treas.. 11550
, Assessor's Office
R. Shelton, dep. assessor 11550
A. W. Jones, do 1154)0
Eva, Roberts, clerk I..... 100.00
Alam Ackerman, do 10050
District Attorney's Office ,
Lyle J. Page. dep. dist Atty... 1004)0
Carlotta Hickox, stenographer 5050
School Sept's Office
Cora E. Reid, assistant 100.00
Cara E. Reid, truant of fleer.. 115.00
William W. Fox, supervisor ..12050
Health Officer's Accent
Vernon A. Douglas, M. D.,
health officer 16656
Edw. Lee Russell, M. D., dep.
health officer 100.00
H. c. Sinks, sanitary officer. . . 75.00
Margaret Mc Alpine, nurse ....15050
Zelda M. Harlan, clerk 66.66
Court House Account
A. H. Wyatt. janitor 70.00
L. Hobson, do 70.00
W. W. Hill, do 70.00
Margaret Crum, elevator
operator 35.00
Miscellaneous Accounts
W. Carlton Smith, Co.
physician 65.00
W. G. Morehouse, veterinarian 33.60
Nona White, probation officer. 109.63
J. F. Jones, sealer 50.03
Boyer, U. G.f cash adv. for
bounty 9850
Mrs. Paul Splonskl, bounty.... 13.50
; Ludwick Michclson, relief for
Irvin Bunce 15.00
Ludwick Michelson, relief for
Lulu Humphreys l. 15.00
Sheriffs Office
W. T. Barber, use of car.... 2550
O..D. Bower, envelopes V... 37140
Capital City Bindery, binding
books 45.50
Ross E. Moores & Co., blanks. . 35.00
Portland Gas & Coke Co., gas
service
Rahn-McWhorter Paper Co.,
envelopes
Clerk's Office
Q. W. Bean Co., rep. stapler.
23Z
1.76
1.63
U. G. Boyer, cash adv. for
stamps 5.00
U. G. Boyer, clerk's dues and
expenses
Rahn-McWhorter Paper Co.,
paper
A. B. Sanberg, totalizer
H. Schellberg, rep. work
C. C. Ward, expenses
12.75
4.55
20.00
1.00
3.50
West Coast Printing Si Bind
ing Co., books 8555
Reeorder'i Office
Mildred R. Brooks, cash adv.
for stamps, etc
Mildred R. Brooks, exp. to con'
vention
Nellie J. Clark, clerk
Ross E. Moores Co- blanks. . . .
4.75
1350
42.00
155
West Coast Printing 6c Bind
ing Co.. books 28650
Tn-surers Office
Capital City Bindery, cash
book 65.00
D. G. Drager, exp. to conven
tion 1050
Homer H. Smith Ins. Agency,
premium 50050
AaaerS Office
Chas. F. Metsker, Atlas 8050
R. Shelton, extra work I2tt
O. A. Steelhammer, cash adv.
for stamps 3.60
SWrveyaw's Office
Cl.a.v P. Metsker, AtUs 804)0
Portland Blue Print Co
ozalld cloth . 15.11
Society Printers, blanks 2 LOO
Salem Taxi Service, taxi
service 14)0
Sefcoel Saafs Office
W. H. Burghardt, premium . . . 850
Wm. W. Fox, expenses for club
work 10.00
Wm. W. Fox. expenses 8050
Mary Fulkerson, expenses .... 8050
Mary L. Fulkerson, cub adv.
for stamps 10.00
The J. K. Gill Co., books 254
Rahn-McWhorter Paper Co
paper 1L23
Cora E Held, clerical club work 1050
Rodgers Paper Co- envelopes . . 858
Aurora Observer, pub. notice.. 50
Mill City Logue. do 150
811verton Appeal, do 50
Stayton Mall, do 150
Health Officer. Aecevnt
Marlon Co. Health Unit,
maintenance M4X)
Vernon A. Douglas, transpor
tation 25.00
Edward Lee Russell, do 29.18
Louis Webert, register 2.75
Dr. J. O. Van Winkle, do 1.00
Mrs. Gertrude Scheibel. do.... 150
J. T. Bauman, do 455
O. W. Hubbs. do 8-55
Mrs. Mxrgaret Scnteffer, do.. &50
J. B. Manegre, do 1J50
E. S.-Prather, do ...... .75
G. H. Beebe. do 750
Stock and Herd Imrpectors Aect.
Jensen-Salesbery Lab, mc.
ear tags 74.73
W. J. Patterson, stock Inspec
tion 10.30
Ceert Ho aaa Aeeeeat
IBrownell Bectrlc Co, electrical
work TU1
Capital City Laundry, Uundry. 152
City Garbage Co, garbage"
removal IM
Eoff ISectrie, Ine, socket J90
Ray L. Fanner Hdw. Co,
' shoreU 1 2.75
Ore.-Was Water Service Co, . -water
service 144)0
Packer-Scott Co, grtmex .... 2857
Henry L Pearson, sail ....... . X5
Oortland Hex. pow. Co, electrlo .
P .! am ,
Dctiuca ............. ........ao-M
H. i stiff Furniture Co, -
linolema ........ ....;..;, T.70
C. Sturterant, shovtlmg snow. ' L60
A. H. Wlebe, do ............. 2.40
W. Wlete, do .....i...... 358
W. P. Wlebe, "do TJ20
Willamette Trans. Co, trans
fer -;;.;...;.-...; xs
Cav Ceert and Ceea'n -3.
E. Smith, salary exp.....l36ts
J. It Porter, do .............123.80
Capital Journal, pub. docket.. UM
Chat. X. Knowland. envelopes , 100
Jestiee Cent
Florence Bestson, reporter..;,
Comef ILCmiUi Xas. Aiocy(
, pren-tusaV ........,,...'...,
159
850
cvevt Cewrt Aeeeent
(Wblt Cotag Rcstaurixit, mnla
- for Jury . 7.78 -.
D. O. Drager, cash adr. for
witness 3050
J-vcmUe Cemrt Aoeaaoit'
O. D. Bower, use of auto, etc.. 858
Nona White, expenses ,. 750
Jafl Aeeewnt
O. D. Bower, board of prison
ers 57650
O. D. Bower, light bulbs ...... 1.08
Carl & Bowersox, matches and.
oap 7.75
Opera House Pharmacy, sup.
plies 6.60
Salem Laundry Co, laundry . . 250
Peer Aecevnt
Theo. M. Barr, plumbing rep... 8,73
C. J. Brier Co, shoes for Mrs.
Rex Russell .5.46
A. L. Brougher, groceries for
Mrs. Berkner 752
J. L. Buslck 8i Sons, groceries
for Mrs. Apple, et al 4S58
Capital Drug Store, prescrip
tions 150
Frank C. Clark, board poor farm
Inmates " 463.47
Salem Deaconess Hospital
Care of Elizabeth McAfiee.. 4630
Care of J. G. Merchen 3950
Care of John McDonald ....48.00
Care of Robert Keidats .... 4.00
Care of J. H. Morrison .... 4c5
Care of David RatclifX .... 235S '
Care of August Rein brecht. 4650
Care of Katie Schinnan ... 23-tS
Care of Wm. Bunting 2450
Care of Fred W. Baker .... 4&50
Care of Amelia Cottrell .... 4650
Care of Levi DeHaven...... 12.08
Care of Charles Erickson... 4650
Care of Frank Gallagher ... 4650 :
Care Albert Henry Downing. 21.00
Care R. BenJ. Kromling....' 4650
Care of Wm Steele . 4650
Care of Roy A. Smith .... 244)0
Care of S. L. Tupper '. 750
Care of Clarence Blackely . . 1750
W. H. Clark, groceries for
Mrs. Brown 1480
E. W. Cooley, groceries for Rose
Farlow 8.00
A. DeJardin, groceries for
Koenig family 10.00
Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co.
wrench, etc 3.45
Golden Ambulance Senlce,
ambulance service 15.00
Greenbaum Dept. Store, cloth
ing for Wm. Ryan ,ct al.... 93.65
H. Haaland, shoe rep. for Mrs,
Sanber
E. N. Hall, burial of G. W.
' Robinson
G. G. Hurley, milk for Swan
son family
Alfred Klamp, digging grave
for G. V. Robinson
MacMarr Store No. 59, grocer
ies for Mrs. Barker
Miller Mercantile Co., cloth
ing for Sarah Stcinborn ..
John B. Nathman, jack. etc..
Nelson & Hunt, prescriptions. .
A C. Nelson & Sons, groceries
9.00
5.00
13.00
24.18
29.10
1850
for Saucier family
... 104)0
A Nlbler & Son, groceries ........
, for Mrs. Alcher, et al 15.00
A. Nibler & Son, groceries for
Allen family 10.02
Porter's, groceries for Mrs.
Sanberg 1055
Portland Electric Pow. Co., -electric
services 14.21
The Prudential Ins. Co- prem
ium .' 1050
The Salem Mortuary, burial of
Wm. Bunting 41.06
D. L. Shrode, groceries for Mrs.
Northcutt 1456
Simpson Grocery, Mdse. for
Effte Matthews 54)0
Skaggs Safeway Store, grocer
ies for Mrs. Sanberg 41.81
Skaggs Safeway Stores, groc
eries for Palmer Johnson. . . . 228
Skaggs Safeway Stores, groc
eries for Emma Freed ...... 10.00
O. W. Standish 2 groceries for
Roy Smith family 18.08
Terwflllger Funeral Home,
burial of S. L. Tupper .... 3550.
Mary Te Winkle, rent 8.75
Gladys Turner, care of Mrs.
Rhodes 850
20th Century Groc Stores,
groceries for Mrs. C. C
Parsons 1050
Walt WeTigenroth, groceries f er
Percy Hughes 11
Wm. Wengenroth, groceries for
Geo. McKay ... 8.08
Wm. Wengenroth, groceries for
Josepmne Jeawdotn 1550
Weed Account
C. E. Cox, cutting wood .... 3550
L. C Creson, do ............. 54.75
Norman Kittson, do 2150
J. H. Martin, do 4.75
A. F. Montgomery, do 110-25
Indemnity far Saxhter ef Diseased
Cattle
W. Bohtnan, indemnity 7.58
G. L. Lauderback, do 758
Carl J. Smith, do 750
Deg license Fnd
The Irw-Hodson Co, dog
tags 137.50
J. J. Kraps Co- dog Ucenees.. 650
O. L. Martin. coL del. dog 11c 76.08
Fannie M. Crittenden, sheep
killed by dogs 28.00
A F. Elklns. do 656
J. W. Fltts, do 250
A M. Jerman, do 21.00
W. 8. Luathers, do 750
F. J. Schwab, do 750
D. E. Turnldge, do .......... 750
H. A Whitney, do 2858
John W. Woods, do 214)3
Bee License Fui
J. T. Whittig. bee inspection. . 7.60
Fire Patrol Fend
Ore. State Board of For. Fire '
Patrol Fund, fire patrol.... 669.29
lire Pretectioa Aeeeeaat
T. BT4 Kay. State Trees, fire
protection 32L51
Circuit Court lodge Salary
Ore-it Jedaes Salary
T. B. Kay. State Treas, fees
collected 100.00
Divorce Fee A Dtst. Atty. Salary
T. B. Kay, State Treas, do.... 4550
Sheriffs Officio Ceofd
O. D. Bower, sheriffs ezp.,,..1113f
O. D. Bower, cash adr. for
stamps 3050
- Clark's Office -Conrd
H.C.MstUon, clerk .......... 73.03
X CaseeUaneeee Aceeenis
Atlas Book Store, ink. ete...., 6 O
V. O. Boyer, cash adr. for .
envelopes 70.72
Com. Book Store. Tfr; f-A etc 8958
H. A. Judd, clerk ......,.. 9050
Pacific Tel Tel Co, tele- ; .
phone services 10959
Patten Bros, carbon, etc ... 12 JS
State Industrial Acc Com, .
accident Insurance ........... 30.lt
Western Union Tel Co, . ;
telegrams .................. 8.71
Alison, Allona, relief ........ 10X0
Foster, Genevieve, do ....... 32-50
Howe, Christine, do ........ 1S50
Kime, Mrs, Maud, do ........ 2550
Ross, Mabel LUy.do . 25491
Sawyer, Rose Mary, do ...... 2350
jsrvJs, a H, relief foFred
Burch 5058
Brooks, Mrs. M. S, relief I84W
WaJbeL Herbert, bounty ...... 2453
Bishop, A, O, relief for a E.
BreedUve . 2550
Bishop, A. O, relief for Mrs. .
F. J. PoUnskl . 23.03
Moore, J. W, bounty ........ IM
Smith. W. Carlton, examlna-, m
Uons 1353
ROSS, D. It, do 2569
.11
2J0 ' ! ; '
35.08
'4 -