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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, October 30, 1932
PMRCH MONDAY
Event is Fourth one; Judges
Will Announce Winners -At
7:30 o'clock
DALLAS, Oct. 29. Plans haTe
'taen completed for the fourth an
nual Hallowe'en parade for grade
school children and the event will
take place Monday night starting
at 7; 15. The parade will form at
the Dallas Junior high school
v building promptly at '7:15 in or
der that the Judges may select the
-winners In the various groups by
7:30. Following this the group
will march down Main-street-to
Court and then to the bandstand
where they will disband.
Mayor Lelf rinseth and the city
council granted permission to present-
parking on Main street be
tween Mill and Court or on Court
street between Main and Jefferson
between the hours of 7 and S p.m.
Chief of Police Neufeldt will be
assisted In the work of keeping
these streets clear by a detail of
Boy Scouts. Burton Bell was nam
ed as grand marshal of the parade
at a meeting of the committee
held Tuesday afternoon.
Jndges are Listed
The following Judges will se
lect the winners in the various
groups taking part: Mrs. A. B.
Starback, Mrs. W. C. Retzer, Mrs.
C. N. Bilyeui Mrs. H. D. Arstill.
Mrs C. L. Crlder, Mrs. Ralph
Howe. Johiah Wills. John Voth
and Ivan Warner. -
The prise list this year Includes
three room prizes, the first of
which Is a 3x5 American flag and
the second and thiid, vases. Two
grand prizes for boys and girls are
Included and will be given for the
best costumes in the parade re
gardless of the group they repre
sent. Prizes will be given in each
room for the most original cos
(ame, the ugliest mask, best
clown, beet witch, best jack-o-lan-tern
and best ghost costumes.
Eakin in Charge
State Commander Jack Eakin t
the American Legion will officiate
as, master of ceremonies at the
bandstand and has arranged for a
public speaking unit with which
to introduce the winners to the
spectators. He will be assisted by
'Bob Kreason, Earle Richardson,
and J. R. Beck in distributing
prizes.
The day will be climaxed by
the annual Hallowe'en dance held
by the American Legion auxiliary.
This will be neld-at the armory
with music by the Mills orchestra.
- There will be solo dances by Bev
erly Bales and Joan Stinnette in
addition to the other entertain
ment. "
sra m m
MILL CITY. Oct. 9
ver Tea sponsored by
- The Sil
the mem-
bers ot the Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church Wednes
day was a most enjoyable affair
and was well attended. The par
lors of the church were bright
with floor baskets of fall flowers
and autumn foliage.
During the afternoon a program
consisting of a piano solo by Miss
Beatrice Jepsen, vocal solos by
Mrs. R. L. Cooper and Mrs. Lloyd
Dunivan. violin solo by Mrs. Sven
Eliasen. a monologue by Mrs. O
C. Hutchlns and a short playlet
In which several of the society
members took part, was present
ed.
Members of the Birthday club
were pleasantly entertained Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.,
Alonzo Uaiy. ran uowers eie
- . .J..1J.I.. jAHnlutn ( thA
living room and a bouquet of the
same blooms centered the dining
table. A covered dish lunch was
served at 2:30 o'clock, and the re
mainder of the afternoon was
spent In needlework and conversa
H tion.
Mrs. W. G. Smith has returned
to her home in Mill City, from
Portland where she had been to
spend a few days at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. H. C. Patton.
Mrs. Smith accompanied her son-in-law,
H. C. Patton; to Portland.
. Patton is a timber cruiser for the
Hammond Lumber company and
bas been working In the vicinity
of Mill City during the past two
weeks.
Earl Fink Is improving his resi
dence property on the highway by
having an addition built and en
larging the house to the extent of
several rooms.
E
HID HERE
v ADMSVILLE, Oct. 29 Mrs.
J. E. Towle was hostess to the
Women's- club Thursday after
noon when they motored to Salem
and were delightfully entertained
with the show at the Elsinore the
atre and. at the Blue Bird cafe
.with a luncheon. Those enjoying
the event were Mrs. Millie Mar
'tin. Mrs. R, M. Fuson, Mrs. K
Forger, Mrs. Aleen Castle, Mrs.
T. Y. McClellan. Mrs. Edgar
Pierce, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs.
John Ransom, Mrs. T. C. Moun
tain and Mrs. J. E. Towle.
The Young Peoples class ot the
cnristian church will be enter
tained with a Hallowe'en-party at
xne cnaries Martin home Monday
nigni. Tney are to wear newspa
r c2lt,11Be nd original mask.
Mrs. Theo Mountain is the teach
er.
..Tn Charles Martin home was
tna scene of a dnnhia viv4.
t.?111 aniTersary recent-
B1"flaays were Mrs. Mar
Jim MartI? aBd "sat Char
olette and the 30th wedding anni
versary of Mr.-ana f r Ttnv It'll.
on. Those present were Mr. and
Roy Fuson, Mrs. Margaret
run ua Tharo H Virflii
Mrs. Marraret strivw. un tinu
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Me-
BY MISSION GROUP
Clellan, Mrs. Paul McClellan and
Jean and Truman MeClellan, Mr.
w. Jensen, Margaret Martin of
Forest Grove, Charles Nelson of
Dallas and G wen Martin of Mon
mouth, Miss Gladys Burgess and
Mr. Charles Martin.
The grade pupils held a Hallo
we'en party at the school house
Friday afternoon. A costume par
ade through the school rooms and
the awarding ot the prizes were
the main events ot the afternoon.
Prizes were awarded to Jean
Kieth, first; Stanley Weitman,
second; and Marjorie Perkins,
third for the primary rooms. Flor
ence Powell, first; Helen Brown,
second; and Teddy Walt, third,
for the intermediate room. Mon
tana Wilcox, first; Burman Har
din and Gordon Gearhart, as a
negro man and woman, second;
and Ruby Swanson, third, for the
advanced grade room.
Mrs. Tressa Carlson, Miss Dai
sy Weitman and Miss Grace Rich
ards were the judges.
ALVIRA H IS
PLEASANT TIEW, Oct. 29.
Mrs. Frank Cook received word
Friday of the death of her cou
sin, Mrs. Alvlra Hartley, 73, who
passed away at her home at Clark
ston. Wash. She was the mother of
Mrs. Earl Cook. Mrs. Hartley was
one of Oregon's pioneers, crossing
the plains by ox team with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Len
on, in 1865.
They settled near Monitor and
it was there that she spent all of
her girlhood and many year3 of
her married life. She was widely
known throughout the Willamette
valley.
She leaves to mourn her loss
Ler widower and four daughters.
Mrs; Earl Cook of this district.
Mrs. George Arnold of Couer
d'Alene, Idaho, Mrs. Will Jame
son of Nez Perce, Idaho and Mrs.
Emma Larson of Clarkston, and
two brothers, Abner Lenoa of
Woodburn and James Lenon of
Whitebird, Idaho.
SUBUIUIITY MEET
STAYTON, Oct. 29 "Pertin
ent Points, Pithily Put" might
well be the caption used to de
scribe the talk made by Judge L.
H. McMahan, before a large and
appreciative audience at Sublim
ity Wednesday night.
Among the things brought out
by the Judge aside from conditions
In Oregon, was that the destinies
of the nation are controlled by a
few corporations. These corpora
tions gain control of the timber,
coal, oil and water power, and all
of these are destroyed except the
latter. His remarks certainly gave
his listeners something to think
about.
Senator Charles K. Spaulding
followed the Judge and made a
brief talk on taxes. Other speak
ers on the program were Rev. F.
Scherbring and Frank Bell. Mike
Benedict acted as chairman of the
meeting.
Beside the Sublimity residents
and farmers in that section there
were a number from Stayton pres
ent. RALLY IS SLATED
IT WALDO HILLS
WALDO HILLS, Oct. 29. All
I women are invited to a non-nar-
i Hsan no1iHca1 mAPtlnfr nt the Wal-
..... ...
io Hills clubhouse Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Otto K. Paulus
la to be present and will discuss
the measures on the November
ballot. Mrs. Hannah Martin his
been invited to be present. Judgo
Lewelling and Roy Hewitt may at
tend.
Mrs. Karl Haberly and Mrs. Jul
ius Krenz are arranging the meet
ing.
Youngsters of the Center View
school enjoyed a colorful Hallow
e'en party Friday afternoon at the
sehoolhouse. Mothers of pupils
were special guests. Miss Edna
Goodknecht is tha teacher. Guests
were Mrs. S. Bedinger, Mrs. F.
Rue and small sons. Homer and
Jerome, Blanche Wilson, Mrs. R.
Cunningham, Mrs. H. Lord, Mrs.
M. Doerfler, Mrs. R. Amstutz,
Mrs. Klncheloe and .Jimmy and
LeRay, Mrs. F. Bowers, Mrs. J.
Goodknecht. Mrs. E. Comstock,
Mrs. K. Haberly, Mrs. C. Wilson
and two small children and Mrs.
B. Ray.
TIDBIT, HOPEWELL
HOPEWELL, Oct. 29. While
his neighbors look on In dismay,
Dave Puro enjoys fresh strawber
rles. He had an unusually good
crop this year. After its harvest he
trimmed the vines, causing new
berries to grow. It warmer weath
er were coming he would probab
ly have some tor a few months
yet.
Harvest of English walnuts Is at
an end. An ordinary yieia was
gathered. Several local people are
employed at the walnut dryer In
Amity, where they hope to have
work for some time.
.The county has greatly improv
ed roads by graveling, cutting
down hills, straightening curves,
a new road and bridges. This has
given employment to many men.
Young people of the Christian
Endeavor held a party Friday
night In the basement ot the Unit
ed Brethren church; which was at
tractively decorated. Games were
played, after which a lunch was
served. ' ,, , ',. ' , '
School was closed Thursday and
Friday on a.eonnt of teachers In
stltute.
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H B Ford, labor ............ (VjMa,
DDHawes, labor ; 3,98
RL Her. labor ...... '... 8JS
J W Hofstetter, labor
13.98
13.96
Jasper Kink, labor
John Lfchty, labor 1331
William Lichty, labor
Joe Marsh, labor
Lee Morrison, labor .,
J Short, labor .1
3.99
1.99
3.98
3.98
5.98
359
N M Simpson, labor
John Steelhamer, labor
W Stlrber, labor 3.98
Harold yogt, labor
5.97
Geo Tost, labor . .
9.95
3J8
Adam Zlebert, labor
Bert Barkhurst, labor 20.89
P L Lacey. labor
20.89
J L Van Arnam, labor 1452
J M Erwert, labor
557
1154
R E Archibald, labor
G W Boget, labor 1154
C E Morley. labor 1154
W H BeaL labor 955
J B Bedlent, labor 758
Horace BeD, labor 756
Joe Boardrow, labor 955
Geo Bosley, labor 2753
Jerry Cave, labor 358
Louis Costello, labor 955
R E Cummings, labor 756
Harm Frey. labor 955
Charles Hawkins, labor 3.97
R H Henderson, labor 358
Otto Holmberg, labor 955
Guy Hoskinson, labor 1-99
F M Hutching, labor 758
Robert D Lee, labor 9.95
E F Loganbill, labor 1955
Gustav Draw, labor 955
J W Pease, labor-. 358
Harvey Phillips, labor 23.94
Ray Ramsden. labor 19.95
C G Robertson, labor 13.93
Geo J Rostykus, labor 1353
Don Smith, labor 7.96
Clifford R Toycen, labor 9.95
Fred Turner, labor 1353
Tom White, labor 9.95
A G Witzel, labor 9.95
F J Yates, labor 2753
J M Abrogast. labor 58.77
Stanley Boardwell, labor .... 955
R A Carden, labor H-69
Nelson Cates, labor 15.92
Louis De Pierro, labor 9.95
J A Doran, labor 11.69
J M Erwert. labor . . . 1751
R D Fabrick, labor 557
Wm Fisher, labor 1154
Geo Glover,, labor 1353
Lester Graham., labor 40.54
Fred Hartman, labor 13.93
joe Heuberger.. Jr.. labor ... lis
Henry Huntley, labor 7.71
N H Ktmsey. labor 149
RalDh Lawrey. labor 1552
George Lent, labor 1552
Ed Meier, labor
A R MicheLs, labor 358
Andrew Oster, labor 159
C E Parkhurst. labor 756
Richard Patton, labor 1552
Bryan Potter, labor 1154
Arthur Qualey, labor "J
Albert Rabens, labor 23.88
E M Relger. labor ,. 1751
John A Schlessinger, labor . . . 159
Chaa Slinkard. labor 1353
Orion Smith, labor 1353
Clarence Starr, labor 1154
J P Steele, labor 1750
Ben Toepper, labor 43.78
William Swanson. labor 57.71
Harrv Volz. labor 53.73
Virlin White, labor -w
Joe Winter, labor 37 X
Bernard Wolf, labor 357
Anton Zoellner. labor 35.82
Bernard Zuber, labor 11-94
N J Blivens, labor 1154
Floyd Langston, labor 557
Geo Lyngstad, labor 1353
B A Snyder, labor 99.70
O D Bartram, labor 11.67
Roy Bevens, labor 453
Harry Hinkle, labor 1353
Joe LachapeXle, labor 755
Florence Mignot, labor 656
C D Troudt, labor 1452
Melvin Hagerty, labor 3451
Lester F Butler, labor 1452
F Giroux, labor 1751
C E Herr, labor 1054
A E Janz, labor 23.88
D A Steffen, labor 1154
Oscar Wenger, labor 1950
B Breitenstein, labor 22.38
Harry Curtis, labor 2454
Chas. Hess, labor 556
Ralph Kelly, labor ..- 2039
red Lang, labor 2238
Alex Minten, labor 18.40
C A Neymeyer, labor 2238
John Ward, labor 2039
Marion Fischer, labor 3052
Meral Beckner, labor 4139
Harvey Colson, labor 18.65
Harold Epstrum, labor 37.40
Harm Frey. labor 358
Andy Kintz, labor 37.40
John Sacre Sr., labor 18.65
William Brown, labor 159
John Heinert, labor 957
Walter Hessel, labor 36.65
Jack Patton, labor 159
Anton Plannert, labor 3650
Schaefer, labor 1552
Albert Tlppner, labor 1552
Victor E Loose, labor 2338
McMahilL labor, 2039
John Ritchey, labor ' 2358
W H Baughn, labor 1950
Emmett Dorothy, labor 1154
George Mahrt, labor 1194
H E Parton, labor 39.80
H O Steffer, labor 3154
J A Young, labor ,. 39.80
William Hirte labor 358
Meril Amort, labor 955
W R Bailer, labor 39.05
Boy Blchsol, labor 30.84
Floyd Brewer, labor . 955
William Hirte, labor 1950
V L Larson, labor 2557
W R Larson, labor 3A
John H Merrifield, labor .. 955
Guy Moser, labor 955
Desmond Phillipi, labor .... 955
O A Ruble, labor 6752
Ralph Silvers, labor 67.81
E J Stark, labor 3353
Frank Tooley, labor 159
Fred Volz, labor 2557
GENERAL FUND
October Term, 1932
POOR ACCT.
Mrs. Rosanna Aicher. relief.
Geo H Aschenbrenner, relief
Mrs My Bedient, relief ....
15.00
850
10.00
Moving - Storing - C arting
Larmer Transfer & Storage
PHONE 3131
We Also Handle Fuel Oil, Coal and Briquets and High
: Grade Diesel Oil for Tractor Engines and Oil Burners
1500
-17.50
iso
15.00
Ruth Berry, relief
O J Moisan, relief of A Bier-
ward
Emma J Bigler, relief
Mary Robson, relief of Mar- " w- ,
tha Beuleu : ,13.00
Cha P Boies, relief'.......- 15.00
Boys Sc Girls Aid Soc, relief . 25.00
Geo Braugh. " relief of aelf
and wife 15.00
Elizabeth Binegar. relief ... 20.00
Mrs M E Brooks, relief .... 15.00
Mrs Amos Brown, relief .... 10.00
Jeneva E Brown, relief .... 15 DO
Edwin F St Anna Butterfield,
reuei 25.00
Mrs Josie Campbell, telief . 7.50
Mrs Josephine Chllders. relf 2550
Mrs Belle Churchill, relief . 10.00
J Chammer, relief of E
Clark 6.00
Ed Condon, relief 10.00
Mrs Effie Cooder, relief
15.00
15.00
Mrs Edith Cra tsen berg, relf
Mary E Cummins, relief of
sell & husband
20.00
25.00
Clara I Dimick. relief
Ulyssa Ellen Dodge, relief
10.00
Johanna Dunn, relief 17.50
Mrs Margaret Eder. relief .. 25.00
Mrs Anna Engelhart, relief . 10.00
Valentine Fisher, relief of
slf & wife J050
Leonard Fleischman. relief
of self & wife 15.00
John Fowler, relief 8.00
Florence L Furman, relief ot
self & husband 20.00
Carrie Gilbert, relief . 1550
Mrs Ada L Golden, relief .. 10.00
Jacob Gotthart, relief 1230
W L Sobb. relief of Chaa
Groenlng 8.00
H Harper, relief 8.00
J F Bewley, relief of Levi A.
Harris 1050
J Moisan, relief of Grace
A Hart 10.00
Mrs Hattie O Hart, relief . . 20.00
Alex Hasvol. relief 15.00
Jllian Hin. relief 20.00
Robert Hodge, relief 10.00
Mrs Pauline Clarke, relief of
Newt Hornbuckle 10.00
Mary Jackson, relief 15.00
Sarah E Kephart, relief ... 1500
Katherine Kopf, relief 15.00
Ruth Larson, relief 3250
Bessie M Elofson. reliet of
Emma Lundeen 15.00
Eve Martin, relief 10.00
Mrs Delia M Shaw, relief of
Harry Meeker 25.00
Carl H Johnson, relief of
Chas A Miller 10.00
Regina Moffenbier, relief .. 15.00
Mrs May Nelson, relief of
Wm Nelson 10.00
Mrs Alvlra Northcutt. relief 1250
Mrs June, Nussear, relief ... 25.00
Mrs Kirstl Odman, relief . . . 20.00
Anna Ott. relief 15.00
Annie S B Owens, relief . . . 15.00
Mrs Louisa Paquette, relief
of self, Nora Pluard & J
Jeaudoin 25.00
Wh H Parris, relief 10.00
Mrs D A Parsons, relief .... 1550
A Borrevik, relief of Olea
Pedersen 15.00
Chas Peterson, relief 10.00
F A Pike, relief 8.00
Anna Pugh, relief 18.00
Anna F Ratcliffe, relief .... 20.00
Eber Rember, relief 1550
Frank C Clark, relief ot Ca
therine L Rhodes 1550
Lucille Rogers, relief 15.00
G J Moisan, relief of Joseph
J Rondeau 750
Alfred Rose, relief 15.00
Henry L Sags void, reliet
1050
F X Saucier, relief 1050
Joseph Schauer, reliet .... 4.60
John Schlehuber, relief .... 5.00
Lucy M & Newton M SewelL
relief 2550
Newton Shepherd, reliet .... 1500
Mrs W R Slyter, relief .... 1550
Hugh B Smith, relief 10.00
Mrs Eleanor Stenard, reliet. 10.00
Mrs Mary R Steward, reliet. 1550
Hulda Stripling, relief 8.00
Mrs Alice Swanson, reliet .. 8.00
Murtis M Syphert, relief . . . 10.00
Mrs Walter Tlnnel, relief .. 25.00
Addle Tupper, relief 15.00
Savilla Waldron, relief .... 15.00
Mrs Anna L Wheeler, relief. 1050
Mrs W H Williams, relief .. ' 1050
Mary Wirta, relief 15.00
Mrs Mary F Wood, relief .. 1050
Andrew Yost, relief 1550
Alma Zuercher, relief 30.00
Y M C A, maint. free em
ployment bureau 50.00
DrVE Hocket, co physician 65.00
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE ACCT.
R Shelton, reputy 115.00
A W Jones, deputy 115.00
Eva Roberts, clerk 100.00
Alma Ackerman, clerk 100.00
CLERK'S OFFICE ACCT
C C Ward, deputy 115.00
W S Lamkln, deputy 115.00
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and Fair Charges is
our partner. We do our
work thoroughly and
well and this has gain
ed a rep that builds
business for us.
Kate Beemau. relief
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H Ward, tspatj .'. 11050
M PresnrIL deputy 10050
A Ju3, reputy 5050
C Maitson, deputy ...... 4550
DOG LICENSE FUND ACCT.
A Judd. clerk , . . . ..... . . 8050
COURT HOUSE ACCT.
AH Wyat, Janitor .; 7050
Hobson, Janitor .7050
W W HllL Janitor 7050
Tereso Kitsch; elevator oper. 65.00
DIST. ATTYS. OFFICE ACCT.
Lyle J Page, deputy 100.00
Joyce Anderson, stenog ... 50.00
HEALTH OFFICERS OFICE ACCT.
Vernon A Douglas M D,
neaitn orncer 10050
Ethel Lermon. clerk ....... 4259
Nova Lyndes, nurse 135.00
SALEM JUSTICE COURT ACCT.
Alma Johnson, stenographer 75.00
JUVENILE COURT ACCT.
Nona White, probation ofr 109.70
RECORDER'S OFFICE ACCT.
Eva C Lenhardt, reputy ... 100.00
Myrtle E Beecroft, deputy . 100.00
Eva C Sundborg, deputy . . . 90.00
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H C Mattson, clerk 45.00
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Cora E Re id, assistant .... 100.00
Cora EReid, truant officer . 1550
Wayne D Harding, supervisor 120.00
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B O Burkhart. deputy 124.70
R Smith, deputy 124.70
W Richardson, deputy 109.70
T Wrightman, deputy . . . 114.70
S J Butler, deputy 109.70
H Roland, reputy 10050
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W Y Richardson, deputy . . 11550
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Buroughs Add Mach Co, rib
bons etc 1935
Hollywood Press, publishing
notice 1.45
O A Steelhammer, cash adv
for stamps 3.00
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Hotel Argo, meals for Jurors 3.75
Blanche Barrett Ferguson,
reporter 80.00
H L Mack Co Clerk, cert cony 420
Thielsen Rowland Prit Co,
printing 1050
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Typewriter Exchange, clean
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Lars R. Bergsivk, profes
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claims 1920
Oregon Statesman, do 1920
H. Porter, salary and
VP! Rm1t.h An 197 1ft
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Brownell Electric Co.. lamps 2.69
Capital City Laundry,
laundry 154
Capital Ice & Cold Storage
Co, ice 7.00
Graber Bros, repairs 355
Ira Jorgensen. welding 1425
E. A. Kenny, Janitor 3255
Oregon Wash. Water Serv.
Co, water 4853
Otis Elevator Co, elevator
Maint. 5.00
J. C. Penney Co, towels .... 6.79
Portland Gen. Elec. Co,
electricity .. 26750
Scott Hosefelt Co, cups .... 4.12
H. L. Stiff Fur. Co, repair 420
chairs... , 420
H. J. Walte, grinding lawn
mower 125
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Blanche Barrett Ferguson,
reporter 24.40
The Klassic Photo Shop,
photos 855
Western Union TeL Co,
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Edwin Keech, foreclosing
Del. taxes 250.00
Central Pharmacy, supplies. 425
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John W. Hanrahan, assistant 6225
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S. H. Van Trump, salary and
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Warren Gray. Indemnity .. 1750
JAIL ACCT.
O. D. Bower, board ot
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A. S. Hussey. prescriptions.. 8.80
8alem Laundry Co, laundry. . 44.10
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M. B. Hayden, cash adv. for
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Adalalne Lanktree. reporter. . 10.00
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O. D. Bower, use of car 336
POOR ACCOUNT
J. L. Buslck Sons
'groceries for Jessie Falk. . . 5.00
groceries for Jane Warden.. 24.00
groc. for Mrs. Jessie Asher. . 1050
groc. for Mrs. W. P. Druggs 6.00
groc. for J. W. Xnman 20.00
groc for Hazel Wells 10.00
groc for Hunter family.... 5.00
groc for A. Scheldlan 5.00
groc for Mrs. E. L. Barton. . 434
groc for Edith Pitts 10.00
groc for B. D. Wells 20.00
Salem Deaconess Hospital
care of Emil Nylund 1950
care of MatUe R. Sledge. . . . 2450
care of Fred Baker 45.00
care of Amelia Cottrell .... 45.00
care of Ells. McAfee 45.00
care of Aug. Reinbrecht.... 30.00
care of John Glandon 4550
care of Sherman PIttman.. 45.00
care of Mrs. Robey Klser.... 45.00
care of OUle Olson 45.00
care of Cora Wooden 2550
care of Richard Alexander. . 45.00
care of J. L Springstead 3750
care of John Fennych 9.00
Julius Aim & Sons,
groc. for Mrs. McBee 15.99
American Red Cross,
transportation
6034
630
.75
3.80
5.00
3.80
A. L. Brougher, groc. for Mrs.
Berkner
The Capital Drue Store.
Presc. for M. Walker
Caplan's Cash Grocery, groc.
for Mrs. E. L. Betker
for Mrs. E. L. Barton
Carson Pharmacy, Insulin
for L. Betker
Mrs. Dora Chiles, care of K.
and F. Upper 64.00
Frank C. Clark, board or
poor 269.70
A De Jar din, groc for P.
Lachapelle 4938
R. L. Evans, groc for Mrs.
McElroy 10.00
Fry's Drug Store, medicine . . 4.00
Greenbaum's Dept. Store,
clothing 5720
Hammond Lbr. Co., groc.
for N. Kaylor 10.00
Miller Merc Co, clothing
Miller Merc. Co., clothing.. 36.45
Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, care of
- Root Hall 35.00
Jas. Jlant, digging grave
tor L. D. Sorrell 6.00
Pooler & Klecker, groc. for
O. L. Young 850
Portland Oen. Elec Co,
electricity lTr.41
D. B. F. Pound, extracting
teeth of Alice Oeorge. .5.00 cont'd
Jacob A. Rise, clothing for
poor 37.49
Safeway Store No. 491, groc
for June Woodward 21.74
R. H. Sagnotty, sawing wood
for Kate Bee man 2.10
The Salem Drug Co, medicine 250
N. Schmalts Se Son, roofing
for J. Schauer 10.40
Minnie Slegmund, reliet ot
Emma Brown 8.14
Steusloff Market, groc for
' Mi. E. Asher 5.00
Thacher Printing Co,
TeL 627
Jp0?
e is
oooipatiw
printing' 13.75
Union OU Co, scrip book... 1050
Wm. Wengenroth, croc tor
F. Bnsure ................ 550
Woodburn Water Works, water
for Fleischman family 150
Woolpert & Hunt medicine
for poor Ill
RECORDER'S OFFICE ACCT. f
Mildred Brooks, cash adv. tot , ) v
stamps t50
L. F. Roberts, clerk 1050
REFUND OF TAXES ACCT.4 V
Anton Oehrmann, tax refund 54.49
REG. ELECTION ACCT.
The Oervals Star, printing.. 2750
E. M. Niks, clerk 1850
O.K. White, do 39.00
RODENT CONTROL ACCT. -Perry's
Drug Store, bottles. . .' 2.00
SCHOOL SUPT. OFFICE ACCT.
Capital City Transfer Co, '
drayage 1.00
Theresa Dehler, clerk 6.00
Mary L. Fulkerson, cash adv.
for stamps 2050
Mary L. Fulkerson, expenses
re teachers Inst. 29650
Mary L. Fulkerson, traveling
expenses 2556
Wayne D. Harding, do 3354
J. K. Gin & Co., tests 11557
Cora EL Re id, 4-H club exp.. . 1050
Christine Schutte, clerk 6.00
SEALER OF WTS. ME AS. ACCT.
J. F. Jones, sealer 4235
SHERIFF'S OFFICE ACCT.
O. D. Bower, cash adv. for
rent of box 2.00
P. M. Mathews, guard over
John Fennych 1750
Ross E. Moores fe Co, prtg.. . fi.65
Portland Gas Coke Co., gas 4.72
Will Thielsen, tax clerk 93.75
Western Union Tel. Co, tele
grams 1.71
W. T. Barber, use of car 2528
O. D. Bower, do 14838
S. O. Burkhart, do 6.84
B. R. Smith, do 13.16
H. Win. Thielsen, do 8928
.... QUP)? 41h:..7MEx
STATE FAIR ACCT.
Bradfield Smith Lbr. Co,
lumber 1350
Capital Ice & Cold Storage
Co, storage charges 650
Miller Merc. Co, tape 1.10
E. S. Patton, Mech. display
work 42.50
J. C. Penney Co, Inc., cam
bric, etc 450
P. J. Rennlngs. sign 525
Robert E. Anderson, grapes.. 120
O. T. BeuUer, filberts 2.65
Louis Cornu, potatoes 1.00
C. H. Downey. aDDles la nn
Anna O. Frazier, flowers 3.00
Ralph Gilbert, pears, etc 9.60
Gus Heyden, corn and beets. . 1.00
Albert Liechty, grapes 4.00
Lloyd Reynolds Esetate, pears 1250
Paul SUke, prunes 3.00
At YOUR Neat-Clean TEXACO Station
r
when wo remind you to
drain summer-worn oil
Burned out bearings,
scored cylinder walls
and a host of other engine
diseases are the inevita
ble result of improper
lubrication. Today let us
fill your crankcasc with
TEXACO
CRACK-PROOF MOTOR
Tune in KGW 6:30 P.M. Tues.
R. D. Woodrow
Texaco Super Service Station
Court at Church Sta.
Floyd McClellan
Texaco Service Station
1000 8. Commercial Bt.
R. T. Gordon
Texaco Service Station
Front and Center Bta.
will your car
stand out' in
the open this
winter?
1 COSTS
Call Us For Estimates on All LUMBER
r ; ; - And All Materials: - i
610 N: Capitol TeL 9191 -
Roy X. Smith, apples, etc .'. . . 1350
Oscar StahL tomatoes, etc.. 13.65
L. Tbwnsend, peaches, etc.. 1 6.40
A. TV Warn, walnuts ........ 5.00
Jim. Tads, celery, etc ...... 450.
N. oVYoung. apples ; J- Bjoo
Louis Cornu. labor ..........17-50
M. R, Darby, do-.. ........559,
Mrs. Faye Leichty. do ...... 450 ,
Mrs. Edith Mclntyre. do..'..., 52Jo
Albert Lelchty, do k . . .13050 cont'd
SURVEYOR'S' OFFICE ACCT.
The Frederick Post Co, paper 255
Thatcher Printing; Co, do. . . 850
DOG LICENSE FUND ACCT.
TJ. O. Boyer, cash adv. for
stamps 6.00
Paul Marmnach, collect deL
license 12055
John C. Terhune, refund .... 350
A. L Eoff, sheep killed by dogs 1450
P. A. Loar. do 112.00
D. C. Mlnto, do . 20.00
J. E. Smith, do 6.00
W. F. Weddle, do 450
MISCELLANEOUS ACCTS
Atlas Book Store, rubber
stamp, etc 355
U. G. Boyer, cash adv. for
stamps 22.00
Commercial Book Store, wire,
etc 750
Hansen Sc LHjequist. lumber. . 450
Pacific TeL Sc Tel. Co,
telephone 119.45
Patton Bros, docket, etc 1160
Rahn McWhorter Paper Co,
paper, etc 2855
Nona White .cash adv. for
stamps, etc 3.10
State Ind. Ace. Com, insur
ance 4652
DEPENDENT MOTHERS ACCT.
Genevieve Foster, relief 1750
Christine Howe, do 15.00
Mrs. Maud Klme, do 1750
Mabel lily Ross, do 1750
SCALP BOUNTY ACCT.
R. E. Steele, bounty 1.00
INSANE ACCOUNT
Verden E. Hockett, examina-
- tions 25.00
FEEBLE MINDED ACCT.
Verden E. Hockett, do 15.00
R. D. Byrd, do 5.00
G. W. Ritteman, do 10.00
Republicans -Democrats
-
People of every political
faith can have their eyes
correctly fitted here. May
we advise you in the care of
your eyes ?
Thompson-Glutsch
OPTOMETRISTS
333 State St.
Or
SAYES"
"Crack-Proof Texaco, the
golden motor oil that flows
freely, instantly at zero I
OlLiQ
and Hear Fire Chief Ed. Wynn
Lyle Rains
Hollywood Texaco Station
Capitol St. at Palrtronnos Boa.
Elmer Wetsel
Texaco Serrlee Station
12th at Mission eta. '
f . L. Kuhns, Agt.
Wholesale Dept.
Phone 9634
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