The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, February 28, 1931
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COMMISSIONERS
COURT
The following is the official
publication of the record of
claims before the Marion
countv commissioners conn
for th February term, 1931,-
with the amount allowed, bills
continued, etc, according to
tht records in the cffice of the
county clerk.
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS FUND
Road District No. 1
A. C. Snyder, patrolman ... $ 19.85
Road District Not 2
j w. Copeland yards, lumber 2.40
Earl Hecker, labor 25.78
Florence Mmgiiot, labor . . 18.81
Orie Yoder, labor 11.83
Oeo. Zeek. labor : 22-79
Grant Jones, patrolman ..... 4239
Road District No. 3
S. D. Carver, fuse, ets ...... 33.85
J. W. Copeland yards, lumber 24.57
Leslie Bridenstlne. labor . . . . 1754
O. C. Brundridge, labor . . 558
Z2dridge Cheney, labor 22.42
R. Denoyer. labor ......-... 2650
C. D. Erb, labor 7.47
A. E. Feller, labor 15.45
Chas. Feller, labor 7.47
John Gooch, labor 29.90
Fred Helmlg. labor 23.91
Carl Johnson, labor 23.91
Jesse Johnson, labor 19.42
Vernon Miller, labor 45.34
James Ryan, labor 2.49
Harry Thomas, labor 5.98
E. T. Turpin, labor 14.95
T. W. Wilkes, labor 26.90
Nick Yeschuk, labor 8.97
J. IL Miller, patrolman 55.29
Road District No. 4
Malcolm Cooke, labor 61.28
Gussle Crate, labor 5650
Ed Parren, labor 20.93
Lyle Shuck, labor 56.80
J. Spragis, labor 19.05
J. X. Cook, patrolman ....... 27.93
. Road District No. 5
Leo Belgarde, labor 50.81
Wm. Belgarde, labor 50.81
Emile Van Damme, labor ... 40 26
J. L. Cook, patrolman 23.94
Road District No.
Albert Belleque. labor ....... 2.99
Virgil Fahey, labor 12.47
J. W. Fahey, patrolman ..... 9.97
Road District No. 7
Wm. Allsup, grind, axes .... . 1.00
F. A. Mangold, shovels, etc . .; 7.70
. I. E. Cutsforth, use of wagon 3.00
Ross Cutsforth, labor 16.21
Ted Dobacan, labor 8.22
Leonard Evenden, labor 20.18
Joe B. Hecker, labor 26.13
Luther Hutto, labor 15.69
R. E. Kelso, labor 8.97
Donald G. Manning, labor . . . 14.95
C. Noble, labor 8.22
Frank Nosack. labor 26.1C
E. A.3 Parson, labor 2.99
D. R. Pope, labor 11.(96
Gabe Vanderback, labor .... 29.15
P. E. Jensen, patrolman .... 81.83
Road District No- I
John Bonner, labor .......
Chas. arabenhorst, do ...... 250
John "Fabry. Sa, patrolman. . 16.46
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 27tt -
G. T. Heckart, labor 4Sfl
C H. Taylor, patrolman 3.99
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 28
James S. Janes, labor ....... 7.47
7.47
7.47
7.47
7.47
7.47
C. M. Landaker, do
Ed Neuens, do
G. Oewer, do
Fred Salesbury, do ,
Ed; Souder. do ,
W. W. Wjsstenhouse, patrol
man .'... '. ?
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 28 Vi
Wm. E. Anderson, fuse, etc .. 2.50
Louis Bettencourt. labor 32 2 1
W. P. Drugg. do
Dick Eastman, do ...
Tom Garrison, do ...
Jim Ingram, do ......
Casper Minanisan, do
H. O. Nles, do
Bob Risteen, do
M. L. Salchenberg, do
B. F. Townsend, do ..
R. J. Bettencourt. patrolman. 62.64
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 29
V. M. DeCoster, hauling
gravel . 12.58
Independence Gravel & Sand
Co.. gravel 9.10
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 30
A. B. Hinz, brush hooks . . 4.00
S. H. Goin. right-of-way .... 22.00
Chas. C. Hart, do 30.00
.2551
8.97
5.98
3.19
13-65
5 .93
14.95
13.45
5727
34.38
Fred Berger labor i 10.44
Albert Boedigheimer, labor .. 38.47
Ed Chrtetensen, labor ....... 1650
William Crabtree, labor ..... 14-94
Leonard Darby, labor . . .. . " UM
1 1
30.49
1L96
7.47
1156
19.79
16.44
22.78
1820
558
19.43
1454
14.95
1753
2332
17.94
259
53.87
1156
1156
11.96
11.96
11.98
1156
1156
2.98
1.49
18.44
B. N. Miller, Patrolman .w
Road District No. 8!i
Wm. Wengenroth, axle grease,
etc. 1.55
Bert Butterfleld, labor ...... 1457
Henry Johnson, labor i. 5.23
Bartol Klsual, labor ........ 10.46
Elmer Settlemier. labor 8.97
C. L. Valentine, labor ....... 459
Kenneth R. Vincent. labor . . 1420
Wm. Wolfe, labor 459
James Yates, labor - 9.71
James McCormick, patrolman 53.86
Road District No. 9
C. L. Winig.labor .......... 4756
Joseph. A. Van deare p&trorn 1556
Road District No. If
W. B. Annen, labor ......... 2.61
Fr. Buseh, labor 7.47
Fr. Duda is Sons, labor 857
Albert Elckhoff, labor 2.61
Geo. Marquart, labor 8.97
Wm. B. Annen, patrolman . . . 4356
Road District No 12
Allen Bellinger, labor ... 19.99
Dale Magee. labor ' 857
Carl Shephard. labor 8.97
Floyd Shephard, labor 8.97'
3.19
3.19
3.19
Otis Shephard. labor
Herbert Weibal, labor . ,:. . . . ,
James Cully, patrolman
Road District No. IS
Fred Womack, patrolman .,
s - . Road District No. 14
8.97
1558
1157
1456
2.00
3252
Romie Amort, labor
Paul Brace, labor 857
Roy Brown, labor 37.42
H. Christensen. labor 8.97
R, C. Cook, labor ; 1455
B. J. Corcoran, labor 14.95
Hubert Elliott, labor 34.38
Henry Gladem. labor 1455
Ray Hayes, labor 34.38
John Kimsey. labor 1457
Remos Loyd, labor 19.43
Wm. McNary, labor 857
Wm. Manary, labor ......... 558
Wm. Moss, labor 857
Clifford Parkhurt. labor .... 8.97
John Reinhart, labor 22.42
D. C. Sanders, labor ........ 1455
Albert Schafer, labor ....... 25.41
Edward Tipner, labor ...it.. 17.49
Lou Vearrier, labor 47.83
C. A. Zike, labor 558
Wm. R. King, patrolman ... 14.95
Road District No. 15
H. M. Kuenzi, patrolman ... 22.45
Road District No. 17
William Alsop. repair, chain. .75
C. A. Hoover, patrolman " 857
Road District No. 18
C. W. Beecroft. labor 20.17
Al Bennett, labor 10.64
W. M.-Bradley, labor ....... 10.46
W. E. Brown, labor 17.18
J. P. Coonse, labor 33.62
Bert Foote, labor 20.17
Hary Heth. labor 1136
Ted Jeldricks. labor 38.10
c o. Johnson, do 11.20
F. O. Muckridge, do 10.46
Thomas H. Newton, do 223
Adam Orey, do ie.20
A. J. Punael, do 33 62
Henry Smith, do 10.46
W. Thompson, do 10.46
Harry WUlings, do 119
Robert Cole, patrolman .....1155
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 19
A. L. Bennett,. labor ......... 117
F. D. Muckridge, do 2J9
W. a. Pearmine. patrolman .. 47.44
. ROAD DISTRICT NO. Z9
Oscar Auror, "labor 1156
Max Ratch, do 4.47
W. A. Stabenow, do ...i 956
Wm. F. Kaplinger, patrolman 1755
; ROAD DISTRICT NO 28 Ji
Frank Crane, labor .......... 262
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 21
Sam Botts, labor i 745
Arthur Schultr, do 7.4
C Strawn, do 10.46
M. M. Magee, patrolman..... 38.89
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 22
Fred Hersch, patrolman 7.48
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 24
Earl KeHy, labor ............ 558
Frank Wolf, do .74
Henry Steinkamp. patrolman. 1756
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 25
'Henry Steinkamp. patrolman. 7.47
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 27
John CasidT. labor ......
A. E. Jerauld, labor
S. Koker. do
R. Pacholke do
C. F. Pratt, do
N. M. Simpson, do .
F. M. Stevenson, do
Ned Stevenson, do .
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 31
H. E. Russell, labor 11.49
Paul Bailiff, patrolman 22.93
ROAD DISTRICT, NO. 32
L J. Boedigheimer, labor .... 3.58
D. J. Elbert, do 1... '558
P. J. Fox. do 1153
J- H. Missier, sharpening
drills, etc 2.50
Ralph 'Silvers, labor ........ 557
J. P. Wourms, do 1.49
L. S. Lambert, patrolman .... 1755
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 34
Roy PhilippI, nails .., 2.20
J. H. Missier. repair plow 2.00
Clifford Case, labor 33.88
A. L. Cornforth, do
I. A. Dixon, do
Arthur Landers, do
.r ts". Noble, labor .
Elmer Taylor, do 3.19
John Zolkaske, do 3.19
Bales Case, patrolman 55.84
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 35
S. A. Ball, labor 558
Carl Knutson. do . . . . . . . .v. . 1156
Edwin A. Richards,; do 8.97
Lance Stswart. do".'.. 14.95
E J. Richards, patrolman ... 3351
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 36
Standard Oil Co. of Cal. gre-V-e 2.16
Hammond Lbr. Co., labor .... 7.50
M. M. Booker, labor 88.75
B. . Davis, do 71.76
Oliver Johnson, do
L. I. Jones, do
J J. F. Bewley. patrolnuin .
ROAD DISTRICT NO
Independence Sand and Grav
Co., gravel
Z, B: Sutton, labor
V M. Coster, patrolman
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 38
Walter Allen, labor
M. W. BUntton. do
Fred,-Morse, do 18.34
Geo? Morse, do 1834
O. D Needham. patrolman .. 30.91
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 40
r-nt.ial citv Transfer Co.. oil. 15.00
HuTTop Garage, spark plugs.
Newport & Booker, gas
Ray E Decker, labor
Etoyle Myers, do
Edwin A. Richards, go ,
Lance Stewart, do
E. J. Richards, patrolman ...
Road District No. 41
Max Ratch, labor
Road Dfeirlct No. 42
O. L. Brubaker, labor
M. H. Utter, patrolman
Road District No. 43
O rover c. Van Arnam. labor .
E. a. Syron, patrolman 359
Road District No.
Kasper Hershfelt, labor ....
Harold Lane, labor
Geo. E. Vickers. labor
Wm. P. Schotthoefer. patrolm n 2154
Road District No. 45
W. If. Fair, labor ...... . . . .
A. E. Kunke, labor ..J
L. E. Hennies, patrolman ...
Road District No. 48
A. R. Barnes, labor 13.45
Ed Drager. labor 459
D. H. Looney. labor 5.00
00. Ix. Loonev. labor ....... 2651
J. R. Wood, labor 10.46
E. W. Hahn. patrolman 3750
Road District No. 49
P. W. Owre, patrolman
' ' Road District No. 53
J. J. Krenz, labor
C. E Morlsy, labor .........
Theodore Fisher, parolman .
. . Road District No. 55
Bert Van Valkenburg. labor .
Karl B. Wipper, patrolman
Road District No. 56
W. E. Fuller, labor
A. M. Hougen, labor
H. B. Jorgensoa. labor . . . . .
Ernest Solie, labor 958
E. Z. Kaufman, patrolma n. . . 1955
Road District No. 58
W. H. Haynes. patrolman . . .
Road District No. 59
Clarence BlundelL labor ....
,Q. Hatfield, Ubor,
R. T. Judson, labor ..... .. . .
R. R. Miller, labor
Lewis E. Judson, patrolman
Road District No. 6
F. W. Lang, labor ...... 458
A. J. Madcn, labor 459
Road District No. 64
Win. Arand, labor 4.48
C. E. Corey, labor- 2.49
Gea Desbro, labor 7.47
Dave Du Bois. labor 7.48
E. E. Keene, labor 259
Ivan Manning, labor ....... 558
A. J. VanderbeckTlabor 259
Clarence Forrette, labor
Edwin Forrette, labor
Robbin Fox. labor
Clarence Hunt, labor
Ralph Kelley, labor .
Adam Kerber, labor
Frank Kerber labor
Joe Kerber, labor -. .
Perry Keyes, labor
Jet Kritezer, labor
Ray Leifler, labor
Frank Linderman, labor
A. B. Lucas, labor
George Malzel, labor , . .
Everett McRae, labor
W. S. Riggs. labor
Frank Schab, labor ,.
Joe Spanlol, labor 1156
Tom Taylor, labor ,. 857
John Van Den Drussche, labor 2352
Nick. Welter, labor - 14.94
George Kccch, patrolman ... 77.79
Road District No. 88
R. II. Farr, hauling gravel ..; 559
Fred Wintermantel, labor ... 1.49
Ray Reeves, patrolman 757
Market Road No. 1
Smith & Fontaine, rope, etc . . 8.88
N. M. Simpson, labor 857
F. M. Stephenson, labor 1455
Ned Stephenson, labor 857
Oliver Stephenson, labor .... 558
Market Road No. 3
George Wallace, damages acc't.
accident 3030
Clifton Terry, ditto. 2930
Ray Barley, ditto 285.00
Turner Hdw. & Blacksmith Co.
nails, etc. - 330
Henry Steinkamp, labor .... 30
Market Road No. 6
Ted Dobacan, labor 1.47
Verne R. Jones, labor 1.47
R. E. Kelson, labor 5.97
68.77
.. 2950
..103.73
37
3.90
19.43
30.06
2.49
1.49
430
2.27
558
2.99
2.99
259
53.86
7.47
1057
39.40
7.48
857
1.49
558
998
4.48
1795
758
7.99
4.48
758
12.47
1156
7.47
459
459
458
259
4357
3658
557
6750
C. Noble, labor 7.47
Chester Rewonka, labor . . . . 557
W. W. Pope, labor , 857
J. C. Tedder, labor 7147
P. E. Jensen, foreman . 957
Market Road No. 7
Ted Dobacan, labor 7.47
Verne R. Jones, labor 10.46
C. Noble, labor 7.47
E. A. Parson, labor 558
Chester Pewonka, labor 7.47
P. E. Jensen, foreman 1157
Market Road No. 8
O. E. Croisant, labor 259
Lloyd Hopkins, labor 2.49
C. J. Newton, labor 7.47
Joe-6tutman, labor 259
Orie Yehner, labor 2.99
Market Road No. 9
Floyd L. Siegmund, mileage 4.00
Market Road No. 14
J. W. Copeland yards, lumber 35.70
Silver Falls Tbr. Co, lbr 12.29
Chas. K. Spaulding Log. Co. do 4.80
Roy Martz. labor 259
T. J. McClure. labor 857
Joe Weltsr, labor 8.97
Gail Wengenroth, labor ..... 259
James McCormick, foreman . 558
Market Road No. 19
R.J. Bettencourt, foreman . .
V. M. De Coster, labor
Market Road No. 20
C R. Bickell. labor
Floyd Bickell, labor
C. C. Garrison, labor
W. H. Gilbert, labor
P. O. Judd. labor
R, E. Ladd, labo
Fred Mores, labor
Ed Neuens. labor
Ed Sounder, labor
Ed Westenhouse, labor 7.47
W. W. Westenhouse, foreman 2154
Market Road No. 24
Al Bennett, labor
J. P. Coonse, labor
Ted Jeldricks, labor
A. J. Punzel. labor
2354
4754
857
7.47
558
10.46
8.97
558
. 259
10.46
259
857
1156
857
857
13.25
2.65
8.00
53.00
59.16
25.20
230
.72
1.20
1955
2650
J. H. Herren, surveyor .... . . . . 103.74
A. C. Shaw, chalnman 103.74
Newbert Bridge Aee'L
Eectrlc Sup. & Cont. Co, elec-'
trldty .....163
Yamhill Elec. Co, elec tried ty"l 30
AdmkiistraUT Expewe Aect.
Capital City Bindery, binder,
o ooo-ooooooo
Rahn McWhorter, paper Co.
paper
Salem Stationery Store, print
ing -Air Compressor Aect.
H. Jaegler, sharp, drills, ete
J. L. Latture Equip. Co. valves,
etc. ..............'...1.....
A. C. Schaffer, sharp.; drills . .
Auto Maintenance Acc't.
Ha ins Top St Body Shop, re-
. pair -curtains
Priem & CaspelL gas .......
Scheeler Auto Wrecking Co.
valves
CaterpUlar Acets.
Fred Scharf. labor
Valley Machine & Weld. Co.
labor and parts ...........
Boena Vista Ferry Acc't.
B. A. Snyder, labor .......... 59 M
Gilbert M. Snyder, labor 39.69
John B. Nathman, pipe ...... 3.30
Genera Expense Acc't.
Motor Patrol Aec'ts.
Louis Weissenfels, labor and.
parts
International Harvester, Cyl
inder head
Fee naughty Machinery Co. re
pairs Amy Laburn, labor
GAL 5 .... .....COUNTY COURT
Valley Petroleum Co, Inc.,
gas : 65 .11
Omer Bartruff, labor 95.76
John Griesenauer, do 103.34
Wm. R. King, do 87.79
Lester Mcllwaln, do 985
Raymond B. Miller, do ....,94.78
Lee Wells, do ...... ...."95.76
Frank R. Woelke. do .....4.. 103.74
SILVERTON PAVING PLANT
ACCOUNT
Eastman Bros., iron etc. .....15729
ROADMASTER'S OFFICE ACCT.
Lila Antrican, stenographer. 100.00
A. Carlisle & Co, pins ....... 150
Commercial Book Store, blot
ters, etc. .85
F. O. Johnson, salary Sc ex
pense 18.04
Pacific Tel. de TeL Co, tele
phone 9.60
ROAD ROLLER ACCT.
Pohle Staver Co., valve lea... .60
TOOL HOUSE ACCT.
Doughton & Sherwin, axe, etc. 525
Geo. Lawrence Co, drills, etc 22.38
Oregon-Wash, Water Serv,
Co., water 1.86
Pacific Tel. & TeL Co, tele
phone 8.50
Robertson Heavy Hardw, Co.;
6.40
37.40
156
230
Llzette Gobin, do .; 1250
Mrs. Ada L. Golden, do 10.00
Chas. Kardwlck, do
J. H. Harper, do - M0
J. F. Bewley. relief of Levi
Harris
Grace A. Hart, relief ........
Alex HasvoL do
Mrs. Mabel Hednricson, do...
Mrs. Ella Hepburn, do ......
Lillian Hill, do .............
Gerhard Hoeschel, do ........
Wm. F. Horrom. do ..........
Sarah E. Kephart, relief of
self & husband ...........
Katherine Kopf. relief ......
Mr. and Mrs. Prosper La
Chapelle, releif . . 4 ......... .
Ruth Larson, do
Emma Lundeen, do...........
Eve Martin, do ..............
Al McLeod, do 15.00
Mrs. Delia M. Shaw, relief of , '
Harry 2 ker 25.00
Carl H. Johnson, relief of
Chas. A. Miller
Antonia Mlrau, relief ... .
Mrs. Marq Nelson, relief of
Wm. Nelson
Mrs. Kirsti Odman relief . . . .
Mrs. Louisa Paquette. relief of
self and Nora Pluard ....
Wm. H. Parris, relief
Antonle Pavelek, do ..
B., A. Borrevik, relief of Olea
Pederson 1550
F. A. Pike, relief ...j. 8.00
Anna Pugn, do 18.00
Mrs. Annie Renick, do ...... 15.00
Frank C. Clark, relief of Cath- .
rine L. Rhodes .....1 15.00
Lucille Rogers, relief 15.00
Henry L. Sagsvold, do ....... 10.00
Mrs. Elisle Sanberg. do 5.00
F. X. Saucier, do 10.00
Thomas Risley, relief of Peter
Sha 10-00
Mrs. W. R, Slyter. relief .... 15.00
Mrs. Wesley Smith, do ...... 2050
Mrs. Mary R. Steward, do ... 15.00
Hulda Stripling, do 850
1050
25.00
1550
850
10.00
2050
1230
10.00
2550
15.00
20.00
3230
15.00
10.00
10.00
2050
1050
2050
20.00
10.00
2050
10.00
25.00
25.00
1.25
50
3759
1322
Aect.
Jtike Biersack, cutting wds. for
Mrs. Berkner
A. L. Brougher, croceries for
Mrs. Berkner
J. L. Busick de Sons, groc. for
J. W. Inman, et al .........
R. A. Campbell, groc. Sot Mrs.
Shively ...................
Frank C. Clark, board for In
mates 350.80
D. O. Drager, cash adv. for .
rent for Mary T. Winkle .. 6.00
Farmers' Fire Relief Ass'n. in- ' :
'. surance premium on poor
farm
Fry's Drug store, medicine . .
G. O. Hurley, milk for Swan
son family
MacMarr Stores, Inc. sroc. for
Mrs. Parsons .............
Miller Merc. Co, clothing for
John Van Annan
Mrs. C. C Mitchell, care of
RObt. O. Hall V.
Richard Newman, cutting
wood for Mrs. Berkner ....
Mrs. A. W. Nuson Sr, milk far
I Shively family
Philippl's General store, grocl
for Elmer Anderson ......
Jas. Plant, digging grave for
N. O. Adklns
Portland General Elec. Co,
electricity
Salem Deaconess hospital:
'Care of Chas. Erlckson .... 9.00
Care of Gladys Dornbush . . 5450
Care of Amelia Cottrell . . .' ' 46.50
Care of J. C. Walker ....... 15.00
1650
4.35
t
650
1050
I 8.58
3550
525
2.48
958
6.00
12.61
steel
Salem Fuel Co., coal ....
Salem-Portland Frt. line,
freight
Woodbury & Wheeler Co.,
bolts, etc
TRAFFIC OFFICERS'
B. R. Smith, expenses ...
B. R. Smith, salary
4030
.... 12.00
o o 50
68.64
ACCT. v
.... 20.77
....124.69
Henry Smith, labor 857
J. E.fThomas, labor 857
W. T.' Thompson, labor 857
Rob't. Cole, foreman 1955
Market Road No. 28
W. J. Brauoer. labor 259
Henry Steinkamp, foreman . . 150
Market Road No. 29
W. H. Baughn. labor 259
A. B. Lucas, labor 7.47
Market Road No. 34
Hubbs Planing mill, glass .... 558
Emanuel Kellerhals, replace
mail box 130
9730H
1455
1455
1455
857
1.49
958
459
2652
857
857
Wm. Zimmerman, labor
Road District No. 65
Frank Heisler, labor
Ed Scharf, labor
Richard Patterson, patrolman
V Bo District No. 68
A. L. Dinnond, labor
T. MwifMcKlm, labor
H. MC Snoddy. labor 857
Harry Stewart, labor 459
Everett Tooley, labor ....... 1754
Leonard Walker, patrolman . 1156
Road District No. 87
McVey Sand & Grav. Co. grav. 73J2
James Duffy, labor ......... 4055
Wm. Smith, labor 3951
J. L. Cook, patrolman 3152
Road District No. 69 .
M. J. Lentsch, grader repairs
John A. GUlis, labor .........
Chas. Gillls, patrolman . : . . . .
Road District No. S3
Deldrich S. Hardware, fence,
etc ;
Fisher & Son, repair work ...
E. C Lu. pipe i......
Stayton Marw. Co, Inc, grease.
etc , 8.87
Stayton Lbr. Co, lbr. 1328
Garret ToUe, use of wagon .. 725
' Akers, labor
130
1354
957
1029
150
22J0
82.00
66.00
857
1.49
130
3.99
O. K. & Delia Sebo, damages
Market Road No. 35
A. E. Jerauld, labor
S. Koker. labor 7.....
R. Pacholke, labor
N. M. Simpson, labor
Market Road No. 36
J. W. Fahey, foreman ; 1.49
Market Road No. 39
Homer West, labor 559
Market Road No. 4
George McNeil, labor 19.43
E. H. Perkins, labor ; , 19.43
Market Road No. 45
J. D. Drake, fence
S. A. Zeik, fence
Homer Brown, labor
Lou Vearrier, labor
Market Road No. 54
M. W. Blinston, labor ......
O. D. Needham, foreman . . .
-Market Road No. 64 .
A. L. Bennett, labor 158
W. G. Pearmine, foreman . . 730
Market Road No. 65
Thad Harperlabor 1420
Thomas J. Hunt, labor 857
M. F. Jacobs, labor 224
Wm. Wolfe, labor 1420
James McCormick, foreman 18.95
Market Road No. 67
B. C. Meskinous, labor ...... 3159
C. D. Schellenbcrger, labor . . 4.48
. Market Road No. 72 T
Ross Cutsforth, labor ....... 4.48
J. A. McCormick, labor ...... 2354
James McCormick, foreman ., 359
Market Road No. 76 !
Salem Bargain House, pipe .. 2750
Salem Brick it, Tile Co, tile .. 158
Mrs. Lulu Scott, damages ... 125
Allen Bellinger, hauling gravel 7456
Fred Haskins, labor 7.47
Dale Magee, labor ....: 2352
Carl Shephard, labor 28.40
Floyd Shephard, labor 1754
Otis Shephard, labor 2651
Herbert Weibal, labor 3156
Jas. Culley, foreman 3950
Market Road No. 84
Edwin Kukin. labor . .... 259
Giels Wagner, labor 459
W. H. Carter, foreman 359
Market Road No. 91
or Hatfield, labor 130
R. T. Judson, labor 26
Lewis Judson. foreman 3.75
Miscellaneous Market Roads
Portland Blue Print Co, books.
TRUCKS ACCT.
W. R. & J. H. McAlvln, cellu
loid 1.75
Smith & Watkins, tube is
casing 9.76
E. G. Umenhofer. gas 2.76
MISCELLANEOUS ACCTS.
Geo. E. Allen, shovels, etc.... 9.45
Associated Oil Co, gas 233.00
Austin Western Rd. Mach,
bits, etc 157.48
Ballou & Wright, spark plugs
etc. ..6153
Colyear Motor Sales Co, hose,
etc 50.16
D. G. Drager, cash adv. for
freight JB0
Gabriel Powder & Sup. Co,
powder, etc 19559
R. L. Hart, chalnman 13.47
Honeyman Hardware Co,
saws, etc 65.63
Ira Jorgensen, gaskets, etc,.. 10056
W. J. Knox, road viewer 61.15
Loggers c Contract Mach. co..
valves, etc 105.62
Fred J. Miller, roadviewer ... 30.14
Oregon State Highway Com,
Silver Fans Tbr. Co, lbr 63291 cylinder head, etc 5534
etc
The Frederick Post Co.
etc
Chas. K. Spaulding Log. Co,
Stakes, ete. ...v.
Leonard Walker, labor
C. O. Wylder, labor
Frank Myers, labor
Geo. H. Jackson, labor
Grant Jones, foreman
Soule Steel company, Iron ...
Ore. State Highway com. En
gineering services
F. F. Ford, transltman ......
J. F. McGee, transltman ....
J. A. Burns, chalnman
pens
6.78
r
257
90.75
1157
259
1754
2053
'2952
305.76
!
37925
149.74
174.74
103.74
Forrest W. Casey, chalnman . 103.74
M. X. Gleeson. surveyor .... 103.74
1531 ( Donald Hardcastle, chalnman 103.74
Portland General Elec Co,
. - electricity 34.69
Reo Sales Ss Serv. Co, spikes,
-etc. 755
Shell Oil Co, gas 26557
Stanley & Foley, Insurance I
premium 40 JO
H. S. Swart, Co. engineer. . . .331.70
E. G. Syron, lumber 48.42
W. A. Taylor, roadviewer .... 2528
Union Oil Co, gas 31450
Valley Motor Co, battery, etc. 2956
West Coast Powder CO, pow
der, etc 35852
W. P. Collard, rock 280.80
Oregon Gravel Co, gravel.".1170.01
Rlgdon Bros, do .....1163.08
L. M. Case, hauling dirt, etc. 7326
J. A. Kapphahn, hauling
gravel 42550
Cleo Keppinger. do 11054
P. A. King, do 29821
W. P. Watkins, do 337.68
N. Bacon labor 25.41
Chas. Fowler, do 38.11
Geo. Newman, do . 3253
Mike N. Smith, do 32.88
O. D. Binegar, do 103.74
F. A. Dutton, do .......107.73
Ben H. Hawkins, do 129.74
Wm. McBwaln, do 103.74
Lyle Sacre. do 7726
Dan Scharf, do 103.74
L. M. Van Cleavefc do 1152
O. C. Wylder, do 1754
W. C. Wooldridge, do 101.74
Capital Journal, pub. of Rd.
claims 3250
Oregpn Statesman, do 3250
State Industrial Acc. Com,
insurance 252.73
John F. Manning, patrolman. 2254
GENERAL FUND
POOR ACCOUNT
Mrs. Rosanna Alcher, relief.. 1550
Lena Bartruff, do 3230
Mrs. May Bedlent, do 10.00
G. W. 9c Kate Beeman, do ... 20.00
Emma J. Bigler, do 1730
Mary Robson, relief of Martha
Bilieu 1550
Chas. P. Boies, relief 1550
Boys & Girls Aid Society, do.. 25.00
Geo. Braugh, relief of self and
wife , 1550
Elizabeth Brlnegar. relief.... 20.00
Mrs. Mae Brooks, do ........ 1550
Mrs. Amos Brown, do 10.00
Edwin F is Anna Butterfleld,
do 2550
Mrs. Maggie Cave, do 1050
Mrs. Belle Churchill, do ..... 1050
Ed Condon, do 10.00
Mrs. Edith Cratsenberg, do... 15.00
Clara L Dimlck, do 25.00
Ulyssa Ellen Dodge, do 1050
Johanna Dunn, do 1730
Rosalia Ebner, do ........... 3230
Mrs. Anna Engtehart, do .... 10.00
Leonard Fleischman, relief of
self and wife .............. 15.00
Florence L. Furman, relief of
self and husband 2050
John Fowler, relief of self and
daughter 1550
Carrie Gilbert, relief 1550
Murtis M. eyphert, do
Beulah Tahnadge, do
Mrs. Walter TinneL do
Addle Tupper. do 15.00
Wm. J. Warnler, Sr, do .... 15.00
Mrs. Anna L. Wheeler, do ... 15.00
Rattle Wilbanks. do 30.00
Alice Bertha Williams, do . . 20.00
Chas. W. Wirt, relief of self
and Mary Wirtz. 22.00
Alma Zuercher, relief ........ 30.00
Y. M. C. A, malnt. free em
ployment .bureau 50.00
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE ACCT.
R. Sheltan, deputy 115.00
A. W. Jones, do 115.00
Eva Roberts, clerk 100.00
Alma Ackerman, do 100.00
CLERK'S OFFICE ACCT.
C. C. Ward, deputy 115.00
W. S. Lamkin. do 115.00
J. H. Ward, do 110.00
A. M. Presnall. do ...100.00
COURT HOUSE ACCT.
A. H. Wyatt. Janitor , 70.00
L. Hob son, do 70.00
W. W. Hill, do 70.00
Teresa Kirsch. elevator oper.. . 65.00
DIST. ATTORNEY OFFICE ACCT.
Lyle J. Page, deputy 10050
Edith Armstead. stenographer 50.00
HEALTH OFFICER'S ACCT.
Vernon A. Douglas, health of
ficer 166.66
C. C. Dauer, deputy ...100.00
H. C. Sinks, sanitary officer . . 75.00
Margaret McAlphine, nurse ..150.00
Zelda M. Harlan, stenographer 66.66
JUSTICE COUT ACCT.
Alma Johnson, stenographer.. 65.00
RECORDER'S OFFICE ACCT.
Eva C. Lenhardt, deputy ....100.00
Myrtle Beecroft. do ..........100.00
Ava C. Sundberg, do 80.00
Louisa R. Poujade, stenog. .. 90.00
SCHOOL SUPT.'S OFFICE 'ACCT.
Cora E. Reid, assistant 100.00
Cora E. Reid, truant officer.. 1550
Wm. W. Fox. supervisor.... 120.00
SEALER OF WTS. MEAS. ACCT.
J. F. Jones, sealer 43.44
SHERIFFS OFFICE ACCT.
S. O. Burkhart, deputy 124.69
W. T. Barber, do .'....124.69
W. Richardson, do 109.69
F. T. Wrightman, do 114.69
S. J. Butler, do 109.69
PRORX ENF. FUND ACCT.
W. W. Haskins. reputy 112459
TREASURER'S OFFICE ACCT.
W. Y. Richardson, deputy ...115.00
MISCELLANEOUS ACCTS. .
Nona White, probation officer. 100.69
W. G. Morehouse, veterinarian 33.60
POOR ACCT.
Mrs. Geo. Nussear, relief .... 18.00
Hugh B. Smith, do 10.00
AUDITING ACCT.
J. H. Roland, auditor 130.00
F. D. Hawley, do 100.00
A. E. Messing-, do 130.00
F. D. Hawley, do 30.00
CIRCUIT COURT ACCT.
Blanche Ferguson, reporter .. 3520
Bernice Gilmour, stenograph
er and typist 17.40
Kilham Stationery dc Print.
Co, printing, etc 3731
Henry Lee, painting, etc 6.00
W. H. Scofleld, witness 6.00
L. A. Westacott, expert ac
countant ..... 17625
White House Restaurant, ..
meals for jurors 15.10
CLERK'S OFFICE ACCT.
Bertelson & McShano printing 6.50
Captial City Bindery, binder.
etc.
Rahn McWhorter Paper Co.
Pper
Thatcher Printing Co, print' g
West Coast Prin. & Bind. Co,
do , 126.00
H. A. Judd. clerk 50.00
H. C. Mattson, do 9050
CO. COURT COMR'S ACCT.'
Capital Journal," pub. docket.. 22.40
Oregon Statesman,' do ...... i 22.40
COURT HOUSE ACCT.
Capital City Laundry, laundry 1.42
D. G. Drager, cash adv. for
window wash. 8.00
Oregon Wash. Water Serv,
Co water 14.00
Otis Elevator Co, elevator ser
Mcinc : 6.00
Portland General Elec Co, el
ectricity ..154.78
Standley is. Foley, Insurance
premium.''.. 2420
HEALTH OFFICER'S ACCT.
C. C. Daur, M. D, traveling
expense 29.16
Vernon A. Douglas, do 2550
Marlon Co. Health Unit, main
tenance 50.00
Lee M. Unruh Print. Co,
printing 1220
HORTICULTURIST'S ACCT.
S. H. Van Trump, salar is exp. 4325
JAIL ACCT. '
O. D. Bower, board of pris
oners 39437
O. D. Bower, cash adv. for
bulbs
Salem Laundry Co, loundry. .
H. I Stiff "Furniture Co, re
pair cots, etc
Juvenile Court Acc't.
Mosa White, cash adv. for
stampsetc
O. D. Bower, use of car ..w. . ,
O. D. Bower, cash adv. for fees
- . Justice Coart Acc't.
K. Page,
SybUC.Cstlin Rollin Rent . .
W. E.'DeLonr. traveling ex
penses ,
Rowland Printing Co, printing 1230
Sslem Stationery store, print. ,430
1525
4.80
825
2.85
230
1225
. 4J0
10.08
420
40.00
49.05
4830
4630
30.00
4630
4650
4630
12.00
430
1330
23.75
1930
4630
4630
4630
10.35
6.00
19.41
20.00
24.74
10.00
2.00
6.75
650
1.00
52.40
10.00
1050
10.00
30
Care of Gilmer Wanless
Care of N. D. Jcffery
Care of T. L. Boyer
Care of Frank Gallagher . .
Care, of J. J. Drone
Care of Fred W. Baker ....
' Care of John Schlager ....
Care of Gladys Miller
. Care of P. W. Briery
Care of Mrs. Wessel Bryan .
Care of Marion Wlnfred
Alger
Care of August Reinbrecht
. Care of J. H. Morrison ....
. Care of Elizabet McAfee . . .
Prudential Insurance Co, in
surance on John Drone . . .
W. T. Rlgdon is Son, burial of
N. O. Adklns 35.00
Rogers Bros. Pharmacy, medi
cine for Mrs. Roy Collins . .
Safeway Store No. 91, groc.
for Mrs. Ssndberg
J. M. Shaw, board of Vernon
Burch 9.00
D. L. Shrode, groc. for Mrs.
Northcutt , 1156
Carl Smith, wood for Emma J.
Bigler 22.50
H. L. Stiff Furn. Co. Furniture
for Mrs. Roy Collins 6.00
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co, fur
niture for Mrs. Berkner . . . 250
Dr. James E. Webb, medical
service for Matt Schatz .. 100.00
Wm. Wengenroth, groc for Fr.
Busure, et al
The White Corner, Groc for
Mrs. Schatz
A. L. Whitney, groc. for Percy
Hughes
J. P. Wllquet, wood for Mrs. J.
Joudoin
Wool pert is Hunt, prescriptions 3355
Recorder's Office Acc't.
Bertelson it McShane, receipts
Mildred R. Brooks, cash adv.
for stamps
Ross E. Morris is Co, printing
west coast Print, is Bind. Co.
reoord books 243.80
School Sapt, Offico Acc'L
W. H. Burkhardt, bond prem. . 650
William W. Fox. traveling ex. 54.00
Wm. W. Fox. traveling expense 1050
Mary L. Fulkerson, traveling
, expense
Mary L. Fulkerson, cash adv.
for stamps
Cora A. Reid, 4-H club cleri
cal work
Rowland Printing Co, print.
Chas. K. Spaulding Log. Co.
Glass
Cunderwood Typewriter Co,
typewriter '. 56.13
Lee M. Unruh Print Co, print. 820
Sheriffs Office Act.
O. D. Bower, use of car 4950
W. T. Barber, use of car ... 56.04
O. D. Bower, cash adv. for en
velopes 32050
O. D. Bower, cash adv. for
stamps
O. D. Bower, traveling expense
Capital City Bindery, binding
books
Ross E Moore s & Co., printing
Portland Gas is Coke Co, gas
Rowland Printing Co, print.
A. E. Simmons, carbon 1350
Will Thlelsen, tax clerk 9730
West Coast Print and Bind.
Co., Printing ...v. 8735
Western. Union TeL Co, tele
grams, 158
Stock A Herd Inspectors Aect.
Fred W. Lange, Testin gCattle 3524
A. W. Simmins," Do. 4224
Thos. Sims, Do 71.62
Surveyor's Office Aect.
Portland Blue Print Co, Pins,
etc. 3.17
The Thatcher Print. Co,
Printing 3.00
Treasurer's Office Aect.
D. O. Drager, Cash'Adv. for
Stamps 10.00
D. G. Drager, Ribbon 150
Wood Aect.
Leo Crown, Cutting Wood .. 9655
Dog License Fund Aect.
H. A. Judd, clerk 50.00
KKllham Stationery is Print
ing Co, Licenses 110.00
Wm. P. Emery, sheep killed by
dogs
A. B. Hlnz. Do.
W. T. Hogg, Da
T. W. Holm an. Do. ..........
R. E. Jones, Do. ............
T. B. Jones, Do.
J. E. Kimseq, Do. ...........
Parris Linn, Do. ............ 5.00
A. H. Mires, Do. 20.00
Edwin Swartz, Do. 230
Mervln Tegland, Do. 5.00
.Fire Patrol Fund Aect.
Oregon State Board of For
estry, fire patrol assess
ment ..................... 85324
Assessor's Office Aect.
R. Shelton, clerk 57.75
Co. Court Comra, Aect.
J. E. Smith, salary and ex
pense 131.70
Clerk's Office Aect.
Rowland Printing Co, Print
ing 12.75
Miscellaneous Aect.
Atlas Book Store, Ink, etc .. 25.10
The Commercial Book Store,
stencils, etc 2355
Pacific Tel. is TeL Co, tele
phone 118.83
Patton Bros, rubber bands,
etc,
State XmL Acc Com, insur
ance J. H. Maulding, bounty
Aliona Alison, relief
Genevieve Foster, Do.
Christine Howe, Do.
.Mrs. Maud Kime, Do.
Mabel Lily Ross, Do. 2550
Rose Mary Sawyer, relief .... 2550
Charles Lorence, bounty .... 4.75
Edgar Nafziger, Do. 1.75
U. G. Boyer. Co. clerk, , cash
- Adv. for bounty 97.45
D. A. Fabrlque, bounty. ...... 155
8754
46.46
4725
14.00
250
6225
1050
650
10.00
10.00
10.00
2050
20.00
1955
3019
130
10.00
25.00
15.00
1730
IS UNIQUE
More Than 80 Works of
Needle art Displayed at
Oak Grove
.. By LILLIE M. MAGEE
An event of more than, ordin
ary Interest to the residents of
Polk county was tbe quilt show
held at the Oak Grove grange
hall - Thursday, sponsored by the
Oak Grove Ladies' Aid society.
the Rlckreall Ladles' Aid society
and tbe Orchard Height's Wo
man's club.
Strictly speaking it was an art
exhibit as the quilts exhibited
were hand pieced and all but
on hand quilted and many had
interesting history stories of the
early pioneer days of Oregon at
tached to them. , - . j
When one thinks hand pieced
quilts are a thing of -the past
they are much mistaken as there
wert; not only work of 125 years
ago, but also band pieced quilts
Just recently completed.
About 80 quilts were exhibit
ed, vieing: in color and shape of
pattern with the flowers of a
garden.
There were also a number of
other articles made in the early
days displayed. Among the
quilts' exhibited ? were- quilts
made by the oldest members of
this Bectlon of Polk county. In
cluding Mrs. Miriam Lewis," 86
years old. Mrs. E. B. Putnam, 72
years old, and Mrs. E. R.-Helse,
78 years old. v
Mrs. Allen, who came to Ore
gon 52 years ago' from Illinois,
had 10 quilts exhibited that she
has pieced inr the last 15 years.
Mrs. Putnam had a qunt on dis
play, "Grandmother's Garden."
which contained 3000 blocks and
Mrs. Helse displayed a unique
ouilt called "The Colonial Rose."
The floral designs wefe appll
cayed on sateen.
Mrs. Thomas Brunk displayed
three quilts that were mad and
quilted, by her mother, "Grand
ma" Rhoda Byers of Independ
ence after she was past 50 years
old. One. "The "rose in the wil
derness." received much favorable
comment. Another quilt that at
tracted much attention was one"
made by Beulah Drinkwater Riggs
in 1836, when she was 17 years
old and brought across the
plains in 1853.
A auHt made by Mrs. Enilline
Bert when she was 72 years old
was displayed. Mrs. Bert is now
past 8 S years of age.
A display that caused ninca
comment was two quilts and two
bed spreads, prpperly called
counterpanes, made by Mrs. Nan
cy Putnam in 18 48 and brought
across the plains from Missouri
in 1872. One bed spread was
woven of white thread, while the
other one was woven of woolen
thread with pattern fn two col
ors. For one quilt exhibited Mrs.
Putnam raised the cotton, picked
it. snun the thread and wove the
cloth.
Red Spread 123 Years Old
Mrs. Rosle Grlce Adams exhib
ited a woven cotton bed spread
made in Virginia 125 years ago
by her grandmother, whose name
could not be learned, and a wool
woven spread made by her mo
ther. Mrs. L. Grlce. from wool she
spun at least K0 years asro. -
Mrs. Frank Farmer exhibited a
woolen counternane. which had
been atven to her and her hus
band by Mrs. C. H. Farmer that
came Into the possession of the
family In the sixties and came
from Tennessee. ' "
Nellie V. White exhibited a
crocheted bed spread that wes
much admired.
SOOO nece fn One Quilt
1 Mrs, Ella Earl's quilt "Moth
er's Flower Garden." was out
standing not only because of Us
beauty but because it contained
3000 pieces.
!-Mrs. Seth Falk had a number
of quilts on display, among which
was a quilt made In 1855 by her
grandmother, Mrs. John Vernon,
nart of the goods of which, vras
brought across the plains . from
Missouri In 1852. She also
showed a coverlet SO years old
made by her great grandmother,
Mrs. John Young.
' A quilt1 made by Sarah Ann
Lewis 50 years ago was among
those on display.
: Mrs. J. "B. 'Ashby, of Salem,
mother of Mrs. W. Knower of
Oak Grove, 1 exhibited a craiy
quilt that was out of the ordin
ary, which was made 2 years
aro by Mrs. Ashby's mother. Mrs.
W. J. Humphreys, a wel-known
Waldo Hill pioneer, also a small,
quilt made by Mrs. Humphreys
with which she used to Cover her
babies. Mrs. Ashby also showed
a quilt that she made . 45 years
ago. "T :
I Mrs. Susie DeLap of - Salem
showed a quilt pieced by her
great, grandmother 80 years ago;
one made by her mother, Mrs. W.
H. Knower. 40 years agoi and 'a
crocheted- bed spread made by
herself 40 years ago.
! An exhibit with an nnusual
story was one made by Mrs. G.
W. Stair, who displayed a qnllt of
the Pineapple pattern which was
made by her grandmother. Sarah
Bones Riggs. 65 years ago. when
Mrs. Riggs was 12 years aid. and
ilso a white bed spread made by
her great rrandmother, Lerllda
Stone, the thread for which Sar
ah Rt?gs pulled through the loom
at four vearg of age.
i One Has Blocks
Mrs. L D. Gibson y of Salem
displayed more nutlt nieces than
any exhibitor. ' Her "Child of the
Wilderness." which was a work
of art. contained j 5037 blocks.
Wh'le her double wedding: ring
Ouilt contained about 3000
blocks.
! A quilt made of all silk pieces,
made by Miss Mary Walt.' was
among those shown. A towell
about 9ft years eld woven by Sar
h B. Rhode of Mexico City, N.
Y.. wss on dlsnlay.
I Mrs. W. H. Humphreys nf
Rickey displayed a ehers made
by her mother, Mrs. J. B. Ashby,
for Mrs. Humphrey's brother,
George Ashby, 63 years ago.
This Hat Wins "
Mrs.- C. E. -Cooper of Dallas
showed a hand made laeo scarf
60 years old. three copies of the
Delineator published In 1888 and
a hat 50 years old which was
about eight Inches long and six
Inches wide and an inch ami- a .
half high, which looked much
like a small work basket
Mill LEGIU'J
Si
GROUP 0RG1NIZED
Mrs. Qallie- B. Heider, State
President, Assists In
Work
WOODBURN. Feb. 27. fhe
women's auxiliary of the Wood
burn American Legion post came
into being Wednesday night at a
Joint meeting of the prospective
women members and the Legion
naires, at a meeting held at the
armory. Mrs. Edgar Dodge .was
elected president of the organiza
tion, with Mrs. Frank uentiey
secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Rich
ard Yates first vice-president. Sec
ond vice-president is Mrs. A. M.
Johnson. MraVl Elburu T. Sims is
chaplain and Mrs. Ben Keunstlng
is the hiatorlal of the society. Mrs.
Rodney AldenT was chosen as ser-geant-at-arms
j .
Mrs. Callie B. Heider. depart
ment president of the American
Legion auxiliary, and Mrs. Jack
Eakln, district committee woman
from Dallas, were instrumental in .
bringing' about the organization.
Before the organization or. me
auxiliary post was" begun, the
Legionnaires and their wives en-
Joyed the entertainment and busi
ness meeting held in the regular
meeting room. During the busi
ness meeting Jack Eakln, district
commander of the Legion, Mrs.
Heider and Mrs. Eakln gave short
talks.
It was decided at Wednesday,
night's meeting that the Wood-
burn post sponsor an American
Legion baseball team. Harry Bau-
lle. Harold Asplnwall, Clyde Whit
man. Clyde Hansen and E. T. Sims
were appointed as the committee
to see about the baseball club.. ,
E .T. Sims was also chosen by
Post Commander Olsen to head
the committee for the sale of pop
pies on Memorial day. !
A house committee detailed to
seT6 about the securing of new fur
niture for the meeting room, was
made up of A W. Brady, H. Le
Febvre, Wayne Gill. R. S. Wil
liams and Richard ,Yates. I
A new entertainment commit
tee, composed of Dr. Hanrahan,
Ray Glatt and E. R. Shaer, was
chosen. The refreshment commit
tee for the next meeting, to bo
held March 25, Is Walter School
ery Guy, Engle and E. W. Riches.
A new.member was chosen for
the publicity committee, whlcU
was originally composed of Rod
ney. Alden and Wayne Gill. Ste
ven Scollard la the-new member
of the r.ommitee.
After i the business 1 meeting
these present enjoyed a banquet
during which talks were given by
various officials of the post-and
(auxiliary. A "kangeroo court", la
which nearly held of those pres
ent were balled, furnished much
entertainment.
The next meeting of the Legion -post
will be March 25. This meet
ing will take the form of a mem
orial gathering, as it was Just; 14
years ago- March 25 that the
Woodpurn national guard post
was called Into action. :
Harold A. Half man. Do. ..... 220
K M. Page. . relief of W. C.
' Richards. 2550
Joe Schneider, bounty 120
R. D. Byrd. examinations 15.00
Mary B. Purvine.-Do. ....... 550
JORDAN VALLEY
GRANGE DISBANDS
.!. ! !
SCIO,
Feb. 27 "FinU was ;
officially written on the records .
of Jordan Valley Grange No. 42
at a called meeting recently. To
all Intents and purposes the or- "
Kanlzatlon had been dormant for
20 years or longer, but formal
dissolution was not affected un
til the ! recent meeting 'at the
school house near the old Jordan '
store. ,
It is noteworthy that after
sleeping 20 years, the organiza
tion mustered its worthy mas'er
and r Its secretary for a final
meeting. F. T. Thayer was at the
head of the grange when it ceas
ed functioning 20 'years ago. and
G. A. Sandner was secretary n.t
tho same time. - Both these offi
cers attended the final meeting.
This . grange was organized : not
later than 1875, Mr. Thayer
states. .- -
Djuring these two 'decades tbe 1
grange has had about 160 that
was . not earning ' anything. . The '
chief object, of the meeting, aside
from disbanding, was to take ac
tion of disposition of the funds.
It was decided to. donate one-half
to the Stayton grange1 and tho
balance to the Salvation Army at '
Albany to be sent to drouth suf
ferers. I' - ') . .
Sim LODGES
HAVE
SILVERTON', Feb. 27 Over
200 people, attended the annual
homecoming of the Royal Neigh
bors and (Woodmen of America
at the M. W. A. hall Wednesday
night. Many were from, the sur
rounding communities. At least
one third of those present were
from out of SUverton. It was said,.
A program and social evening
was enjoyed and supper was serr
ed with Gus Herr chairman of
the M. W. A. supper committee
and Mrs. Charles Hartman of the
R, Jf. A. , .;,
The program consisted of j: the
following numbers: Song, "Home
Sweet Home," by everyone; ad
dress of welcome. Dr. A. J. Mc
Cannell; reading, Enid Lamb of
Scotts Mills; selection by Brush
Creek quartette; reading, Fran
ces Gourlii guitar solo. Gale Mil
ler; vocal duet, the-Green 'lis
ters; reading. Otto Dahl. a piano
trio, June and Jean Bowman and
Mary Nofsker.