PAGE TEN
Crowd Fills Hall to Capacity;
Tableau is Feature
. Of Affair
MARION, Dec. 28 The annu
al Chrlatmai program of the Mar
lon community waa siren last
Wednesday, at Woodmen hall, be
fore a crowd which packed the
hall to Its capacity. The greater
portion of the program waa by
ttub school children, tne most im
pressire number being by the
children of the primary grade.
Dressed in sleeping garments they
marched around the room, singing
carols as they marched.
A beautiful tableau, with songs
and dialogue, told of the birth of
the Christ child. Much credit for
the success of the program is due
the teachers, Prof. Hanson, jaiss
Hutton and Miss Plerson; also to
Mrs. Albert Lafky, who trained
the children in the musical num
bers. Miss Claudlne Roland, who
is attending Willamette univer
sity, and was home orer tne wee
end. sang a solo, as did Miss
Stewart, daughter of the Presby
terian minister. Both Rer. stew-
art and Rer. Smith, of the
FriendsJ. :hurch, made brief but
appropriate, remarks.
- Among the young people of our
community who are away rrom
home Snd were spending the
Tuletlde under their parental
roofs, In addition to MIsa Roiana.
were Miss Inez Lee, an interne at
Good Samaritan hospital, Port
land; Charles Smith, a radio stu
dent in Portland, and Miss Doro
tha Gray, head lady of the United
Motors, Seattle.
Miss Margaret Maddox, of Eu
gene, was house guest of the
Grays over the weekend, going
from here to attend the Oregon
Teachers' association, at Portland
this week.-
Several Christmas parties were
given in the community. Mr. and
Mrs. S. I. Lee entertained with a
family party. Those enjoying the
dinner were their daughter Inez
and son, Ernest, the latter home
from high school at Stayton; Mr.
Lee's mother, Mrs. Christina Lee,
Mr. Lee's brother, O. E. Lee and
wife and daughter, all of Silver
ton. Another happy home dinner
was at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Schermacher. Their three
children, Clara, Wllma and Emil,
Mr. Schermacher's father and
mother, from Cottage Grove, and
his brother. Lieutenant A. Scher
macher, on a two month vacation
from his station at Honolulu were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gray en
tertained at their home Christ
mas their daughter, Dorothea,
their son Kenneth and wife, of
Corvallis, and Horace Addis.
Interest is great and is increas
ing in the next meeting of the
Marion local of the Farmers' TJn.
lon, which will be held New
Tear's eve. At this meeting the
men of the local are to furnish
both the entertainment and the
feed. A playlet on pretentious
proportions, or a pantomime, or
something of the sort, Is being
nightly rehearsed. The men re
fuse to say Just what Is to be giv
en, hut intimate that one of them
will Impersonate a female, and
do It In a manner to excite the
envy of every woman who sees
the performance. The lady
members and their friends are all
anxious to see Just what will' be
done. As to the feed, they are not
quit so confident. It may equal
the splendid lunches always put
n by the women and then again
It may not.
The meeting will be an invita
tion affair, each member being
allowed a limited number of
guests and Invitations are eagerly
sought for.
JEFFERSON, Dee. 28 Among
Jefferson people who spent
Christmas day out of town were:
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mars who
m ere guests of their so ., L. D.
Mars and family in Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Emery spent the
day at Philomath with old time
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Lanway.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Curl and
son Lindon motored to Portland
where they enjoyed a family din
ner with Mrs. Curl's mother, Mrs.
F. Schults and Mrs. Curl's broth
er and family.
Mrs. Minnie Smith enjoyed
a visit with her son, Ernest Smith
and family In Salem. She planned
to stay several days there.
Mrs. Emma Whedbee and
daughter Garnett spent Christmas
day with relatives in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight
and son Billie, went to Roseburg
where they were guests of Mr.
Knight's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bllyeu at
tended family dinner at the
some of Mr. Bilyeu's sister, Mrs.
o. E. Martin at Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Thurston
were guests of their son, Rey
Thurston and family, near Scio.
Mrs. 8. M. Green, Miss Rose
Green and W. L. Jones were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E
Merritt In Albany Christmas day
t. a. McKee Is spending sever
al days during the Christmaa hoi
Idays at Carlton, at the home of
&is daughter, Mrs. J. J. Denson
ana family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terhune
and family were dinner guests of
Mrs. Jessie Smith and Miss Olive
Griffith, at Corvallis Christmas
day.
Mrs. Nettle Reeves spent Christ
mas day with her brother W. F.
Klampe and family at Lablsh Cen
ter.. Other guests at the Klampe
home were Mrs. Klampe's par
oats, Mr. and Mrs. P. Springer of
Woodburn; Rudolph de Vries and
P. Blschoft of Pratum. Miss
ra Klampe aad P. Bischoff
inns u
VISITORS REPORTED
aesompanlei Mrs. Kearta home
that eTeniag. and earoute. they
ailed on friends, Mr, and Mrs.
A. W. Powell and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Hicks, near Pra
tum. Mrs. Blcks Is a former Jef
ferson resident, and was primary
teacher in the Jefferson school
for several days.
CALLERS NUMEROUS
AT STAVTOrJ HOMES
STAYTON, Dec. 28 Many
Stayton homes have been enter
taining guests the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave M. John have
had as their guests, Mr. John's
mother, Mrs. D. M. John, of Cor
vallis and his sister, Mrs. a
Smith; of Oakland, Calif. On Sat
urday, Mrs. John invited In a lew
friends to meet these ladies and
they spent a pleasant time playing
contract bridge. The John's took
their guests over to Corvallis Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Keech en
tertained with a large family din
ner party on Christmas day, com
plimenting their son, Edwin and
his bride. Beside the guests of
honor, there were present, Mr,
and Mrs. John Walker of Spirit
Lake, Idaho; Miss Mary and Leon
ard Walker, of West Stayton;
Miss Mable Walker and John
Green of Portland; Richard Walk
er and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Little,
of Turner. Following the dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Keech left
for a honeymoon trip to British
Columbia.
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Beauchamp
had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
M. C. Mulkey, Marvel Williams
and family and Ben F. Mulkey
Jr., all of Portland. However Dr
Beauchamp was 111 and unable to
take part in the festivities, and
has since been confined to his bed
Mrs. John Woodworth, of Bos'
ton Mass., is a guest at the B. S
Clarke home. She is a sister of
Mrs. Clarke, and they had not met
for the past nine years. She i3
the mother of Chester Bridge-
wood, who has been making his
home with the Clarkes the past
year or more. Beside the above
mentioned additional guests at
the Clarke home for Christmas
dinner were their daughter and
husband. Dr. and Mrs. W. N.
Pintler.
COMMISSIONERS
COURT
(Continued from page 9)
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 59
Lewis Judson, patrolman . . . 8.48
ROAD DISTRICT, NO. 60
M. R. RingwaJd. trough 39.00
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 64
Chas. K. Spaulding log. co.,
lbr. 72
E. Labren, labor 1.49
Earl Manning, labor 6.48
Henry Manning, labor 1.99
John F. Manniner, patrolman 22.91
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 63
C. A. Hannegan, labor 3.98
Pearl Patterson, labor 39
Ray Patterson, labor 99
Henry Stafford, labor 3.99
Richard Patterson, patrolm'n . 11.96
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 66
H. M. Crane, labor S9
Leonard Walker, patrolman '. 3.98
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 69
N. Schmaltz & Sons, tile .... 3.06
John A. Giles, labor 357
Anton Vandercoevering, labor 159
Chas. Gilles, patrolman 16.94
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 70
Ditters General store, handle,
etc 4.95
Murphy Gardner Lbr. Co., lbr. 17.93
Edward Berheart, labor 9.95
Leonard Doerfler, labor 955
Remus Lambrecht, labor .... 1155
Chas. Staiger, patrolman 2154
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 83
J. T. Davis, labor 14.92
Calvin Harral, labor 2.98
O. A. Newmeyer, labor 1452
George Keech, patrolman ... 1355
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 88
Geo. Baker, labor 9.97
D. E. Blinston, labor 3.98
Fred Wintermantel, labor . . . 957
Ray Reeves, patrolman 19.95
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 99
Charles Heinz, patrolman ... 5.98
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 30
W. M. Skelton, labor 7.47
MARKET ROAD NO .3
E. E. Ayers, labor 10.94
MARKET ROAD NO. 7
Ivan Manning, labor 159
MARKET ROAD NO. 8
Ed Faber, labor 2.98
Lee Gast, labor 8.95
Lloyd Hopkins, labor 9.47
Emile Van Damme, labor .... 15.91
MARKET ROADS NOS. 8 A 9
Earl Hecker, labor 1755
Grant Jones, patrolman .... 23.94
MARKET ROAD NO. 9
G. E. Croisant, labor 5.97
J. S. Higginbotham, labor . . . 6.96
c. c. Long, labor 756
Flarelle Stanton, labor 557
Ralph Stanton, labor 557
Chas. E. Vrendenburg, labor. . 8.95
MARKET ROAD NO. 1 0
J. H. Miller, foreman 3.98
MARKET ROAD NO. 11
A. C. Snyder, foreman 359
MARKET ROAD NO. 12
John Gearin, labor 78
liee Oast, labor 3.9a
Arthur Jette, Jr., labor . 1.99
MARKET ROAD NO. 13
John Gearin, labor 258
MARKET ROAD NO. 15
O. V. Cannichael, atendlng
lanterns s5o
J. r. Natnman, lanterns 3.60
MAKKE TROAD NO. 16
Dave Swansen, labor 259
F. O. Sweaney, labor 159
i. w. owre, foreman 5.9s
MARKET ROAD NO. 23
Earl Barber, labor im
Arthur Spilbrink, labor 159
M. M. McGee, foreman 359
MARKET ROAD NO. tt
D. A. White dr Son, seed .... 600
J. P. Coonse, labor 17.90
Ralph Dutoit, labor ., UM
Peter Engrecht, labor 14 92
Roy Hackenberg, labor ...... 1850
Harry Haverkemp, labor 1850
ieajeiancks, labor 1701
wieu Miner, laoor 1 gg
F. R. Nusom, labor K93
A. J. PunzeL labor 557
W. H. Punzel, labor 1452
M. M. Shivley. labor mm
James Ryan, labor 1.99
T. J. Shively, labor 1750
ueo. snutn, labor 12 93
C. Truiett, labor 1452
Root. Cole, foreman 85.81
MARKET ROADS NOS. 25 A 28
Union Abstract Co- certifi
cates of title 40X0
The
; MARKET ROAD NO. 1
W. J. Brauner, labor -M
P.XMym,uW......... IM
MARKET ROAD NO. 3S
W. M. Puller, labor .......... M
Jay Graham, labor ....... 9M
M. J. Lentech, picks, ate. .... 8.85
Leslie Brown, labor ......... 4837
2L Glad em. labor ....... 2138
Max Holland, labor .......... 12.43
Jacob Hopflnger, labor ....... 22.13
L. M. Malone, labor 24.37
Ed Reld. labor . 24.37
Floyd Shepherd, labor ...... 2039
Francis Shepherd, labor ..... 12.43
John Tweedie, labor 24.12
W. H. Fair, labor 352
W J Volgamore labor ........ 34.12
MARKET ROAD NO. 34
Starr Hardware Co level M
Walter Borchiers labor 1137
Ed Burbee level 1137
Theo Fisher labor .1536
I L Moore labor 1137
Allen Porter labor .49
MARKET ROAD NO. 38
Paul Bailiff foreman 337
Joe Doerfler labor 39
MARKET ROAD NO. 38
Emile Van Damme labor .... 238
MARKET ROAD NO. 45
Ray Loquet welding etc 11.40
Mike Schafer fence 122.00
Arthur Sunde labor ........ 239
Hubert Elliott labor 835
Ray Hayes labor . 855
John Kimsey labor 1336
Ira Loren labor 6.46
Wm Mires labor 258
MARKET ROAD NO. 48
W DeSart labor ' . ". 2238
H K Funrue labor 1330
Ronald Heater labor 2154
MARKET ROAD NO. 81
John Kushnick lumber 1.12
Ted Dobacan labor 1137
P E Jensen foreman 1137
MARKET ROAD NO. 83
R J Bettencourt foreman 1556
MARKET ROAD NO. 87
George J Alcher labor 358
Hugh Boyle labor 358
MARKET ROAD NO. 81
Vernon Miller labor 158
J H Miller foreman 3.99
MARKET ROAD NO. 63
Walter Bennett labor 75
W G Pearmine foreman 6.00
Ted Dobacan labor 1751
Ed Faber labor 1552
R L Freeberg. labor 1157
James Harvey labor 756
Joe Hecker labor 1353
Bert Knowels labor 736
Chas McLaughlin labor 955
Chester Pewonka labor 1731
W W Pope labor 1532
Roy Scollard labor 1751
Geo Seifer labor 338
Gabe Vanderbeck labor 3.98
C O Wright labor 1751
P E Jensen foreman 3930
MARKET ROAD NO. 74
Leo Buchheit labor 5.00
O Edland labor 358
P J Gilanders labor 358
Fred Lucht labor 558
C L Willig labor 7.98
Robert Zollner labor 358
Joseph A Van Cleave foreman 738
MARKET ROAD NO. 75
W D Nicol labor 159
MARKET ROAD NO. 77
Eugene Chick grub hoe etc .. 1.05
Pure Iron Culvert & Manuf.
Co. culverts 29.24
Bert Barkhurst labor 3.48
Jesse Barkhurst labor ... 557
A L Bradfield labor 3.48
Shirley Brown labor 8638
R W Davis labor 557
Loren Dunagan labor 3.48
Jay Graham labor 557
Bertrand Iversen labor 1157
Geo Kilian labor 557
P L Lacey labor 3.98
R C McGinnis labor 258
F N Robinson labor 557
R A Staggs labor 857
Jake Van Arnum labor ...... 3.48
J L Van Arnam labor 358
John Ward labor 857
J S -Korb foreman 33.08
MARKET ROAD NO. 86
L A Dumond labor 457
MARKET ROAD NO. 89
J H Baldwin labor 41.12
Merritt Brown labor 40.08
Harvey Colson labor 25.86
Geo Crook labor 44.81
O E Davis labor 5631
F J Fox labor 2332
Dan Kintz labor 3530
T C Nichols labor 46.06
Frank Simpson labor 935
Leonard Snyder labor 3858
Robert Sphoon labor 139
Henry Steinkamp foreman .. 737
MARKET ROADS NOS. 34 A' 46
F E Armstrong labor 1731
W Copple labor ,. 1731
S Harmon labor 1532
H M KKuenzl labor 2332
Earl Ross labor 15.42
Ed Svarvari labor 1134
MISC. M R ENGINEERING
The Frederick Post Co level
rod 2736
Floyd L Siegmund rent of
transit boo
P F Ford engineer 149.77
J F McGee engineer 174.77
H S Swart county engineerN212.19
Willard Brown engineer 114.77
F W Casey chalnman .. 91.77
Robert Drager chalnman .... 87.78
M E Gdeeson chalnman .... 87.78
D E Hardcastle chalnman .. 91.77
J H Herren chalnman .'. 91.77
oarrou M Rominson chalnman 91.77
A O Shaw chalnman 91.77
IN tV BERG BRIDGE ACTTP
Electric Supplies & Contk Co
eiectrieftv t
Yamhill Electric Co. elec .... -1.50
It's Time to
CLEAN UP YOUR
OFFICE FILES
Perhaps all you need ia a transfer case in which to
transfer your 1931 correspondence, orders, and other
ma,uer- If so we can supply you with the famous "Y
and E" cases.
Perhaps you will need a new filing cabinet or other
filing supplies. You can buy all your supplies here
at the Commercial Book Store.
LOOK OVER THIS LIST THE THING
YOU NEED TO MAKE YOURS AN
EFFICIENT OFFICE MAY BE HERE!
Filing Cabinets
Filing Suppliea
Transfer Cases
Folders
Diaries
The Commercial Booh Store
163 North Commercial
OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. ' Oregon. Tuesday Morning, December 29, 1931
- ADMTNISTRATXVX EXP. ACCT.
TJ O BoyeT Gash ady for trt.. . 32
AUTO MAINTENANCE ACCT.
Albright Motor Co cable .... 235
Douglas McKay Cher Co light -
witch 130
' CATERPILLAR MO. 4 ACCT.
J A.Burns labor ............ 2334
MARION CRUSHER ACCT.
Capital City Transfer Oo
Oil 36.19
Otto Hoven labor 9431
Xj B Malm labor ............ 6436
Arthur Morgan labor ....... 6631
Errin Wagers labor "6436
Robert Wagers labor 6436
STAYTON CRUSHER ACCT.
Champ 8 Garage thread shaft 130
Moutain States Power oo elec
tricity 247.16
Stayton Hardware Co Die nails
etc 237
Bert Keithley labor 8530
Gus Neymler labor .......... 638
Tom Quilhot labor .. 8530
Ralph Splcer labor 8530
C C Stayton foreman 12235
BTJENA VISTA FERRY ACCT.
B A Snyder operating' ferry . . 59.70
Gilbert M Snyder operating
ferry 39.70
GENERAL EXP. ACCT.
Capital journal publishing
claims 47.60
Oregon Statesman publishing
ftlalma 47.60
John B Natnman pipe ....... 6.00
MOTOR PATROL ACCTS.
Bochsler Hardware funnel etc 1.73
Feenaughtly Machinery Co
ball racer etc 838
Paul Sows sharpening tools.. 2.40
N B Traviss labor and parts. . 30
Valley petroleum Co gasoline. 94.71
Omer Bartruff labor 9536
John Griensenauer labor .... 97.10
Lester McHwain labor 8339
Raymond B Miller labor .... 8936
Dan Scharf labor 95.76
Lee Wells labor 85.78
Frank R Woelke labor 95.76
ST. PAUL PAVING PLT.
Floyd Siegmund timekeeper.. 234
SILVERTON PAVING PLANT
Salem Portland Frt. line
freight 30
W R Massey labor 3.49
PILE DRIVER
Priem & Caspell gas 6.47
Salem Bargain House loading
lng block 5.00
F O Johnson salary 3t exp.... 181.46
Pac Tel & Tel Co telephone . 1235
Lila Antrican stenographer.. 50.00
Zelpha White stenographer.. 9.00
TOOL HOUSE ACCT.
Capital Second hand store jack 130
Geo Lawrence Co pump etc.. 536
Oregon Wash Water Serv water 234
Pac Tel & Tel Co telephone.. 1030
Chas K Spaulding Log Co
lights 30
TRAFFIC OFFICERS ACCT.
B R Smith salary 124.70
TRUCKS ACCT.
Monitor Garage gas etc 1733
Walter F Wengenroth gas etc 638
Lyle Sacre labor 430
MISC. BRIDGE ACCTS
Phillip Fischer traveling exp.. 40.43
Linn county Oregon half exp.
on Stayton bridge 44639
Gilbert Anderso nlabor 31.41
Roy Brenner labor 31.41
Robt Bye Jr labor 2732
Wm Dunnlgam labor 2054
Albert Hennie labor 31.41
H W Hughlctt labor 31.41
Ted KKuenzl labor 2752
Greg A Robl labor 2752
Frank Schampier labor , 31.41
V D Scott labor 31.41
Joe Wolf labor 31.41
Phillip Fischer foreman 5532
MISCELLANEOUS ACCTS.
J D Adams Co Hub caps eto . . 1650
Geo E Allen faucet etc 650
Ames Hardware nails etc .... 1.40
Associated Oil Co gasoline ... 2035
The Austin Weseern Rd Mach
Co bits etc. 11035
U G Boyer cash adv for stamps 5.00
W E Burns plugs etc 34.78
D G Drager cash adv for frt. 833
G A Ehlen nails 8.75
C H Ernst Hardware nails eto 7.75
Ray- L Farmer Hdw spikes eto 14.19
Gabriel Powder & Supply Co
powder etc 10.48
Hains Top & Body Shop re
pair curtains 435
Honeyman Hardware Co screws
etc 23.04
International Harvester Co,
repairs 6.68
Ira Jorgensen points eto 356.15
M J Lentsch repair mower eto 3.10
Loggers 5z Contractors Mach
Co fan belt etc 5.72
C B Elhaney road viewer .... 639
Mercer Steel Co Die steel.... 800.69
Chas P Mulkey shingles 730
E M Niles typist 3.00
Oregon state highway com
bridge plates 17.12
Oregon state highway com
parts 195.06
Portland General Elec Co
electricity 111.49
Robertson Heavy Hard Co
Ssttel 1033
Salem Hardware Co shovels
etc 26.05
Shell Oil Co gasoline 560.73
Silver Falls Tbr Co lumber ..247.77
Silverton Appeal Tribune
publishing notices 350
Chas K Spaudlng Log Co
br 59.85
Standard Oil Co of Calif oil. . 2.65
Stayton Mall publishing notice 230
Union Oil Co of Calif gaso
line and asphalt 4984.05
Date Books
Calendar Pads
Inventory Sheets
Blank Books
Income Tax Records
Phone 4534
WINS SUIT
i i
Claiming the unlawful use of his
Idea for the "push-button' mech
anism for opening camera shatters
in place of the old bulb-pressure
method, Charles B. Gray (above),
inventor, of Philadelphia, who re
cently sued the Eastman Kodak
Company for one and a half .mil
lion dollars, has been awarded a
verdict of $153,553. Federal jury
in Philadelphia heard the case.
Valley Motor Co recharging
batteries 41.83
West Coast Powder Co powder 30.73
Woodbury & Co pipe etc 33.17
O D Binegar labor 95.76
Noah Carter labor 43.77
W H Carter labor 55.83
J L Cook labor 4835
Malcolm Cooke labor 17.92
Frank Doner labor 4.48
F A Dutton labor 95.76
Earl A Evans labor 2137
Ben H Hawkins labor 119.76
J JJ Hollett labor 24.37
Bertrand Iversen labor ...... 21.83
Robert Judson labor 29.84
Wm R King labor 8038
Alba Lowman labor 50 83
Wm McHwaln labor 95.76
E McMaybJOl labor 2437
Alvle Myers labor 555
Gus Neymler labor r... 258
Lyle Sacre labor 47.76
Nick Schab labor 50.83
Harvey Striker labor 5.97
Walter Striker labor 4138
L M Van Cleave labor 11538
Leonard Walker labor 5234
W C Woolhridge labor 75.81
O Wylder labor 2437
A O Snyder patrolman 3439
First Natl Bank Trust Dept
ITavel 106.75
Chas H Hoyt gravel 825435
Ladd & Bush Bank gravel.... 86.78
Elmer Lorence rock 85135
Wm Mires rock 8033
Oregon Gravel co gravel .. 893.14
E L Rlgdon gravel 2547.10
J s Rlsley rock and gravel ..8469.45
Fred Womack gravel 130.17
Allen Bellinger Inc haul gravl27939
L M Case haul gravel 1139.04
M Crouser haul gravel 2934
W J Davenport haul gravel ..541.62
V M De Coster haul gravel ,. 63.83
S W Harper haul gravel 88030
Ronald E Jones haul gravel. .27435
JJ A Kapphahn haul gravel 207835
Cleo Keppinger haul gravel.. 598.62
P A King haul gravel 177238
Lloyd Moser haul gravel ....25038
John Nag haul gravel 27834
Carl Pflaum haul gravel .... 25.77
L R Tweedie haul gravel ....560.79
W Watkins haul gravel 28438
Wtm as
SDDCIDII
State Industrial Ace Com ins 28636
W. P. Oonard. gravel ......... 10335
Walter Bennett, labor ........ 1732
W. M. Bradler. labor . . . . . . . . . 1034
G. W. Casebler. labor ........ 338
Glenn Coffer, labor 139
Wm. Dorenbush. labor 1630
W. H. Harpst, labor 139
Harry Heah, labor 132
Jack May, labor 1630
Glenn Mills, labor .......... 1630
P. O. Muckrldge, labor 1336
Ed Myers, labor ............. 855
Geo. B. Nelson, labor 1532
H. D. Nelson, labor 1630
Tom Newton, labor 1551
Ed Wilson, labor 139
George J. Crook, labor . 738
Union Oil Co. of Calif, fuel oil 41430
Alfred Hersch Estate, damages 166.00
C. M. Hin and C. J. Ramsden,
. damages 3430
A. E. Johnson, damages 6930
W. A. Jones, damages 62.00
C. J. Ramsden, labor ........ 18330
A. T. Savage, damages ...... 46.00
H. O. Taylor, damages 11630
Myrtle C. Taylor, damages . . . 4530
J. A. and Addle Young, dam
ages 3430
PhlllpL use of car . . 14.40
Gilbert Anderson, labor .... 26.17
Roy Brenner, labor 19.19
obt. Bye, Jr, labor 26.17
Wm. Dunnlgan, labor ....... 26.17
Albert Hennies, labor 26.17
H. W. Hughlett, labor 26.17
Ted KeunzL labor 22.68
Greg. A. Robl, labor 26J7
Frank Schampier, labor 26.17
Phillip Fischer, foreman 52.42
GENERAL FUND
December Term, 1931
POOR ACCT.
Mrs. Rosanna Alcher, relief . . 15.00
Lena Bartruff, relief 3230
Mrs. May Bedient, relief 10.00
O. W. & Kate Beeman, relief . 20.00
Ruth Berry, relief 1730
Emma J. Bigler, relief 1730
Mary Robson, relief of Martha -
Bilieu 15.00
Chas. P. Boies, relief 15.00
Boys and girls aid society, reL 25.00
Geo. Braugh, relief of self and
wife 15.00
Elizabeth Brinegar, relief .... 2030
Mrs. M. E. Brooks, relief 1530
Mrs. Amos Brown, relief 10.00
Edwin F. & Anna Butterfleld,
relief 25.00
Vrs. Maggie Cave, relief ...... 10.00
Mrs. Belle ChurchU, labor .... 10.00
Ed Condon, labor 10.00
Mrs. Ef fie Cooder, labor 15.00
Mrs. Edith Cratsenberg, relief 15.00
Clara I. Dimlck, relief 2530
Ulyssa Ellen Dodge, delief . . . 10.00
Johanna Dunn, labor 1730
Mrs. Margaret Eder, relief .. 25.00
Mrs. Anna Engelhart, relief . . 10.00
Leonard Flelschmann relief of
self and wife l5.00
John Fowler, relief of self 3s
wife 15.00
Florence L. Furman, relief of
self and husband 20.00
Carrie Gilbert, relief 15.00
Mrs. Ada L. Golden, relief . . . 10.00
Llzette Gobin, relief 12.00
Jacob Gotthart, relief 1230
W. L. Cobb, relief of Chas.
Groening 8.00
Chas. Hardwick, relief 10.00
J. H. Harper, relief 830
J. F. Bewley, relief of Levi A.
Harris 10.00
Alex Hasvol, relief 15.C0
Mrs. Mabel Hendricson, relief 8.00
Lillian HH1, relief 20.00
Mrs. Pauline Clark, relief
Newt Hornbuckle 10.00
Wm. F. Horrom, relief 10.00
Mary Jackson, relief 15.00
Sarah E. Kephart, relief 15.00
Katherlne Kopf, relief 15.00
Mr. and Mrs. Prosper LaCha-
pelle, relief 20.00
Ruth Larson, relief 3230
Bessie M. Elofson, relief Em
ma Lundeen 15.00
Eve Martin, relief 10.00
ffffiDDBSDnEDM
r v.n.'vr Thw. relief of
Harry Meeker 23.00
Carl H. Johnson, relief Chaa. J
A.MfHer
Reglna Moffenbier, relief .;. 1300
Mrs. May Nelson, relief Wm. "
Nelson 10-
Mrs. Alvira Northcutt, rellf e. . 1230
Mrs. June Nussear, relief .... 2530
Mrs. KirsttOdman, relief .... 20.00
Anna Ott. relief 1 00
Mrs. Louisa Paquette, relief of
self and Nora Pluard 2030
Wm. H. Parris, relief 10.00
Mrs. D. A. Parsons, relief .. 1530
B. A. Borrevlk, relief of Ola
Pederson H-00
Anna Pugh, relief 18.00
Mrs. Annie Renlck, relief .... 1330
Frank C. Clark, relief of Cath-
rlne Rhodes W30
Lucille Rogers, relef 1530
Alfred Rose, relief 1530
Henry I Sagsvold, relief .... 1030
F. X. Saucier, relief 1030
Joseph & Rosalia Schauer reL 2530
John Schlehuber, relief .... 5.00
Lucy M. and Newton M. Sev
en, relief 2150
Thomas Rlsley, relief 10.00
Mrs. W. R. Slyter, relief 1530
Hugh B. Smith, relief ....... 1030
Mrs. Mary R. Steward, relief 1530
Hulda Stripling, relief 830
Murtls M. Syphert, relief ... 1030
Mrs. Walter TmneL relief ... 2530
Addle Tapper, relief 1530
Savllla Waldron, relief 15.00
Mrs. Anna L. Wheeler, relief 1530
Hattle Wllbanks, relief 30.00
Alice Bertha Williams, relief . 2030
Mrs. W. H. Williams, relief of
self and husband 1030
Chas. W. Wirtz, relief of self
and wife 22.00
Alma Zuercher, relief 3030
TICKETS GOOD
ON ALL TRAINS
LEAVING . . .
rmsadetut, New Year's Dj
The last time this year you can "go places" at such
sensationally low fares. A rare opportunity to see the
famous Pasadena Tournament of Roses.
SAMPLE ROUNDTRIPS:
Portland S .90
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Medford
Klamath Falls
Eugene
City Ticket Office, 184 North Liberty, Phone 4642
Passenger Depot, 13th and Oak, Phone 4403
It won't last for long bnt now you
can saye and sayc safely. No great
ex Talne per dollar anywhere.
Onr complete assortment of Flor
rtiffan Shoes for your selection.
vmcaI maintenance free em
ployment bureau ......... 50.00
Dr. V. EL Hockett, physician . 65.00
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE ACCOUNT
R. Shelton, deputy 115.00
A. W. Jones, deputy ........ 115.00
Eva Roberts, clerk .v......... 100.00
Alma Ackerman, cleric 100.00
CLEKS OFFICE ACCOUNT
C. O. Ward, deputy 115.00
W. S. Larrikin, deputy 115.00
J. H. Ward, deputy, 110.00
A. M. PresnalL deputy ...... 100.00
H. A. Judd, deputy 50.00
DOG LICENSE FUND ACCT.
HT A. Judd, clerk 50.00
COURT HOUSE ACCT.
A. BLWratt. Janitor 70.00
I Hobson. Janitor 70 00
W. W. Hd, janitor .uw
Teresa Klrsch, elevator opera
tor , 530
DIST. ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
Lyle J. Page, deputy 100.00
Josephine Maulding, stenog
rapher 50.00
JUVENILE COURT ACCT.
Nona White, probation officer 109.70
RECORDER'S OFFICE ACCT.
Eva c. Lenhardt. deputy .... 100.00
Myrtle Beecroft, deputy ..... 100.00
Ava C. Suridborg. deputy .... w.w
Louise R. Poojade, stenog
rapher 90.00
KJUilSTRATIOBr A ELECTIONS
hTo. Mattson, clerk 90.00
SCHOOL 6UFTS. OFFICE ACCT.
Cora E. Re id, assistant 10030
Wavne D. Hardin jsunerrisor 120.00
Cora E. Reld, truant officer.. 15.00
SEALER OF WTS. MSKS. ACCT,
SHERIFF'S OFFICE ACCT.
J. V JnnnL f Aler 4237
S. O. BurkharVdeputy 124.70
w. T. Barber .deputy m.rm
(To be continued)
Toumamtnt Rases,
15.05
23.40
6.00
6.50
1.40