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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1936)
Beavers Palmberg Has Sixteen to Go Oregon State Star Ahead of Schedule in Effort to Smash Records CORVALLIS, Feb. 28-taVWal-ly Palmberg scored 14 points as ne ira ue urcgon siaie oassei ball team a 35 to 29 victory over .Oregon here tonight, keeping the Bearers in the running for the northern , division Coast confer ence championship. The Orange men were ahead at half time. IS to 13. The Webfoots provided dogged opposition throughout the battle. They jumped to 4 to 2 lead shortly after the opening gun but quickly lost the advantage and from then on were fighting des perately a few points in the rear. The Bearers pulled away slow ly in the first period, and built their margin to 5 points at mid game. At the start of the second half the Bearers spurted to a 13 point lead 29 to 1 C before Silrer dropped in the first Oregon field goal of the period with but eight minutes left to play. From then on the game turned Into a roaring offensive battle, the Webfoots raining baskets from all angles and the Beavers also throwing- caution to the winds in an effort to hold the edge. Both teams were freshened by substitutes repeat edly. Palmberg, in piling up his 14 points came within 15 of 'the rec ord set by.Galer of Washington. Palmberg has two games left to play. He boosted his total to 161. Palmberg set the pace tonight, six points ahead of Lewis who gar nered 8 for Oregon. The Stater star lopped in six field goals and two free throws. Oregon State has won 10 and lost four in conference play. The Huskies hare won 11 and lost three. Other teams do not figure in the title race. The Beavers need both games in next week's series with Washington if they are to repeat for the northern divi sion championship. The Huskies were so far out in front up to 10 days ago that no more than a bare mathematical chance was conceded the Beavers but defeats by Idaho and Wash ington State chanced the picture. The deciding series will be play ed at Seattle March 6 and 7. Summary: Oregon SUt (S3) G F 2 1 2 1 0 1 0 . 2 9 F 1 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 TP 14 1 2 5 e 9 0 4 35 TP 5 0 2 2 6 0 4 2 8 Palmberg LF 6 Tuttle RF 0 - 0 2 0 4 0 Merry-man RF . Conkllng C Kidder C Folen LO Kebbe LG Bergstrom RG Totals :;...... Oregon (20) Liebowitz LF . Purdy LF B. Jones RF ... Jewell RF SQver C .. Patterson C ..... Rourke LG McLean LG Lewis RF Si 1 ...13 G 2 0 1 1 0 1 . 1 4 11 Totals 11 7 29 Half time score: Oregon State 18, Oregon 13. Personal fouls: Oregon 14. Lie bowits 4; B. Jones 4, Silver 3, Pnrdy '3. s O. S. C: 17, Conkling 4. Folen 4. Kebbe 3, Kidder 2, Palmberg. Tuttle, Merryman, Bergstrom. Free throws missed: Oregon 12, Silver 8, Lewis 2. B. Jones, Rourke. O. S. C. 8. Kebbe 3, Con kling 2, Folen 2. Merryman. Referee, Harry Leeding, Port land. Umpire, Frank Heniges, Portland. Telephone Pinnien Take 3 Straight Pacific Telephone company bowlers took three straight games from Hogg Brothers for a win in Commercial league bowling at the Bowlmor last night. Salem Brew ery took the first two games for a win over Stevens ft Brown. booo snos. Xwton. . in us 10S 833 Ityby , 153 153 ('rateutoa- ." 128 223 Cooler 135 145 143 423 Nadon 13 13 1ST 412 Hogf 165 202 189 33S Handicap 2 2 44 157 T03 2104 PACOTO TZLEPHOn CO. Jebnaoit . 100 172 172 334 KelJoer 174 ll 153 488 I.ondabl 134 134 138 896 Kidwell 13 174 135 489 Hiccina ...... 188 172 19S S3H Handicap 5 5 869 819 783 240 STEVENS ft BKOWY Willianu ; m 135 141 Boell .163 145 157 Tithtr . H 12 180 16 Jaakoski J.... 14" 16S . -1ST Karr li 168 ' 166 453 463 458 456 49$ 2325 437 443 492 489 407 78 2363 729 793 803 SALZM BSE WEST 128 175 134 Aastin .. Amen4 Hrkner Handicap 173 130 ITS 26 741 134 145 180 182 18 123 151 130 26 26 S42 783 Police Are Puzzled at Carter Holdup; Report No Clues Obtained Yet City police last night professed to be puzzled over the holdup re ported by A. C.Carter at his gro cery store, : 1198 North 17th street, Thursday night, : Carter told police two young gunmen en tered the place and at pistol's point forced him to allow them to take about $40 from hi cash reg ister. - Chief f Police Minto said he ad no clues as to the where abouts of the gunmen,.... Hurdle Monmouth Girls Top Independence MONMOUTH. Feb. 28. Mon mouth high school girls basket ball . team defeated Independence high girls 38-14 at Independence in the final game of the season. Monmouth'glrls lost 3 games, won 7. and tied one, to conclude a suc cessful record. In the game at Independence, Martha Blair made 22 of the 38 points, and came off the floor at close of the game with a cracked rib. She doesn't know how the Injury occurred. Five of the basketball regulars will be graduated in June: Cath erine Parker, Gertrude Clarke, Dorothy Cobb, Ora Stouffer and Lois Fleischmann. Ambrose Defeats Paglio at Dallas DALLAS. Feb. 28. The local national guardsmen under Match maker Bob Allan presented an other mixed card for local fans Thursday night with four boxing and two wrestling matches being staged. In the main event, a six-round set-to. Bobby Ambrose, 127, .vet eran Salem puncher, won by a de cision over Victor Tragllo, 126. a spunky Black Rock Triple C boy, who was in his third fight. Frank Riggi, well known Brooks leather slinger, who will appear on the next card here, refereed this match. In the curtain raiser, Lee Knowles, 126. Portland, slugged out a three-round decision over Leo Rogalskl 134. Corvallis CCC. Eddie Morris, 134, Salem, and Nick Drake, 138, Black Rock CCC, battled to a popular four round draw in the second bout. Joe Wenger, popular Dallas puncher, was unable to fight his scheduled match against Walter Skiba, so Alick Kazurky. Black Rock, took on the Corvallis lad and fought to an easy four-round nod. The semi-windup was won by Ernie Welti. 168. Independence grappler. in two out of three falls over Bob Allan, 160. Dallas. In the final match of the eve ning for one hour or the best two out of three falls. Sailor Thomas. 175. Dallas, won the odd fall over Lynden Jones, 172, Whiteson. Parrish Wins in First of Series Parrish junior high's hoop quint defeated the Midgets 21 to 19 yesterday for first blood in the two out of three game series to determine the interscholastic lea gue title. The game was close and hard fought all the way with Quacken- bush giving Parrish the margin of victory by clever work under the basket. Quackenbush scored 11 points. Parrish's close checking held the Midgets high scoring for wards, Steinbock and Schuster- wltz, to the five points Steinbock was able to garner. The second game will be played Tuesday. Lineups: Parrish (21) Maynard 4 F.... (19) Midgets .. Schuterwitz .. 5 Steinbock Litwiller 2 F... Taylor 2 -C... .... 8 Papkoff 2 Kiedatz Quackenbush 11 G... McRae 2 G Referee. Gilmore. .4 Davis Chemawa Defeats Silver Fox Squad CHEMAWA, Feb. 28. Chema wa's Indians evened matters with Silverton here tonight when they led all the may to down the Sil ver Foxes 3i to 27. Silverton had previously defeated Chemawa 28 to 16. The Redskins look an early lead and were ahead 13 to 9 at talftime. Archambeau, making shots from all angles of the floor, led the Indians as he scored 18 points f8r high Ecore honors. Schwab was high man for Silver ton with 10. The Chemawa B team won from Sil vert oil's B quint 39 to 28 in a preliminary tilt. "Jelly' Jackson led scoring with 19 points. Lineups: Silverton (27) (85) Chemawa Schwab 10 F 5 Kalama Cross 8 .. .F 18 Archambeau Pettyjohn 4 ...C..4 Sanderville Specbt 1 G 5 R Track Sawyer 4 G . . . 3 Christian Referee, Welsgerber; umpire, Maple. District Play-Off Is Slated Monday INDEPENDENCE. Feb. 28 Independence high school basket ball team will meet Newberg high on the McMinnvllle court Monday night, March 2. Newberg is hold er of second place in Yamhill county and Independence holder of second in Polk county. This game will decide which of the two teams may enter the district tournament at McMinnvllle, March 5 and 6. Players who will go from In dependence will be Ray Dunckel, Junior Hartman, Charles Carey. Kenneth Birch. Bud Newton, Bill Campbell, Bud Allen and Clar ence Primus. Rickreall Is Victor RICKREALL, Feb. 28. The Gilmore Lions, a team from Port land, played basketball here Tues day Bight with the local high and were romped on to the tune of 23 to-4. Jack McTimpeny of Portland. former Rickreall stu dent, played with tha visitors. Oregon, Stay in Race Theatre Quint Defeats FjdqMi . '. . . Grand Only Unbeaten Five in Playoff; Last Game Date Not Definite GKrand Theatre, with George Scales hotter than a blast furnace, staged a Garrison finish last night to defeat the Willamette Fresh men. 28 to 23, and remain tne only undefeated quint in the City Y major division playoff. Valley Packing, coming from behind in the last half, downed Valley Motor, 31 to 25. tp earn another chance at the leaders and will meet Grand Theatre when the playoff is resumed. Games origin ally scheduled for Monday and Tuesday have been postponed to allow Grand Theatre to compete in the district A.A.U. tournament for independent teams at Astoria and no definite decision has been made as to when they will be played. Valley rMotor. which almost tumbled Valley Packing last night, was eliminated as a result of its defeat while the Freshmen and Valley Packing have still a chance to take the title. Finish Thriller j A race-horse finish in the final quarter brought Grand Theatre from behind for its victory over the Freshmen. Behind 19 to at halftime the Cinemamen down the Bearkitten lead in 12 cut the third ' period and really went to work in the last quarter as Steel hammer and Scales assaulted the Freshmen hoop. The Freshmen held a 21 to 16 lead as the game went Into the final period but Steelhammer dropped in a basket and Connors connected for a free throw as the period started to bring Grand within striking distance. Jack Al ton, dashing Bearkitten forward. potted one to strength the Fresh men lead but Steelhammer potted a free throw and then Scales sank two long buckets in quick suc cession to give Grand Theatre the lead for the first time A clever tip-off play enabled Bone to sink a cripple before the Bearkittens knew what was up and Steelhammer cracked the net again a minute before the game was over. Frosh Lead Early The Freshmen started off in well-oiled fashion in the first half and had a 6 to 0 lead before Grand Theatre scored. Scales, who scored his team's first eight points, kept Grand Theatre In the running until it began to click. Scales accounted for 16 of Grand Theatre's 28 points, all of them from field goals. Valley Packing unleashed a dazzling attack midway In the third period to overcome a 15- Ppint Valley Motor lead and dash on to a win. The Packers weren't hitting even the backboard in the first half and Lemmon, Moye and Singer each scored two goals as the y-8'8 gained a 12 to 5 half- time lead. 15 Ahead Once As the second half opened Val ley Motor continued to gain and built up its lead to 21 to 6 be fore the Packers began to work. But when they began to work they worked and with Pern Avert U tossing in a basket every time he got the ball the Packers soon caught up. They trailed 21 to 12 at the end of the third period and let loose a scoring barrage in the final quarter that pulled them up even and ahead. They went ahead 25 to 24 on Johnny Kelley's arching- long shot and held Val ley Motor to four points in the last period as they collected 19. The Packers owed their victory to the efficient work under the basket of Pern Averill who scor ed 16 points, a dozen of them af ter they found their stride in the second half. Lineups: . Val. Pack. (31) (25) Val. Motor Keley 4 F 4 Moye Ashby .F.. 12 Lemmon Averill 16 C Gleason Kitchen 6 G . 1 Pietela MJT 3 G 2 Hendrle Substitutes: for Valley Pack ing, Morley 2; for Valley Motor. Singer 6. Grand Th're (28) Scales 16 F. . Bone 4 F.. Steelhammer 5 C . Hobbs g . . Connors 3 . . . . G . , Referee, Gilmore. (23) w. r. F. . . . 5 Mosier . . . . 8 Alton Pierce ... 4 Specht .... 6 Orren Last Basketball Tilts Are Played SCOTTS MILLS. Feb. 28. The laats basketball games of the sea son for the girls' and boys' high teams were played Tuesday even ing. The high girls played the Alumni girls, the Alumni winning by a one-point score of 6 to 5. The boys played Canby high B vinning by a score of 14 to 10. Scotts Mills (14) (10) Canby Johnson 4 5 Foist Goodman 2 ....F Quinn Fry l ........ C l Mehim Dimick 6 ... ...G.... Bottles on Haskins 1 . . . . . G . . 4 Thompson Referee: Marquam. Hubbard Winner Over Canby High HUBBARD. Feb. 28. Hubbard high school emerged rictoriious with ten-point lead of 29-19 ov er the Canby high cagera on the local floor Wednesday sight. Both teams started at a rapid pace the first quarter with Canby scoring two field goals In quick succession to take an early lead Knight and then Sevens found the basket for Hubbard and the "Vi kings" were never headed after .that. The Canby seconds won handi ly over the Hubbard second team. Angels Defeated In Rough Contest MONMOUTH. Feb. 28. The Wolves of ONS defeated Mount Angel college hoop squad here last night. 42-28 In a game in which players used practically ev ery device from a toe-hold to a stranglehold to overcome their adversaries. Haener, Mount Angel center. made a splendid showing against Butterworth of the Wolves, and topped the latter's score by two counters. Osborne, Wolves guard. was high pointer with 16. O. Jf. S. (42) Ralkko .... O'Connell 4 . (28) Mt. Angel F 2 Guthrie F. C .G, G. .S. ...5 Marx Butterworth 6 Osborne 16 .8 Haener . 5 Tolman . 4 Selfeld Borden 1 Bothwell 10 . 2 Schaefer LaMear 2 Sellwood 3 . . s a S Dwight Referee: Adams, Dal- las. Adams Names His All-League Quint DALLAS, Feb. 28. Dwight Ad ams, Dallas high mentor, has just announced his all-league first and cream of the Willamette circuit hooj material. The forward berths went to Ar- land Schwab, Silverton ace, and Billie Tour, West Linn. Stone, West Linn, got the call at center, and Slyter and Reed, both of Mol alia, took "the guard posts. The Becond team as picked by Adams includes Rauch, West Linn and Kycek, Newberg, forwards, Petty- John, Silverton, center; Wood man, Dallas, and Bonney, Wood- burn, guards. Schwab, the leading scorer of the league and sparkplug of the Silverton quintet was named cap tain of Adams' all-star. Billie Tour, a high scoring ball hawk for the West Linn champions was giv en the call at the other forward berth over his teammate, Rauch, mainly because of his smooth ball handling and aggressiveness. The choice at center was close but Stone, West Linn pivot man, was chosen over Pettyjohn due to his heady playing and defensive work Slyter a member of last year's all league team and his teammate Reed, both of Molalla. took the guard posts because of their de fensive ability and consistent scoring. Honorable mention was given to Plummer, Dallas; Cross, Sil verton; Stoars, Molalla; Shaw, Woodburn; Specht, Silverton; Whitman, Woodburn; and Ken dall, Canby. Beavers to Play Exhibitions Soon VENTURA, Calif., Feb. 2S.-VP) -The first exhibition game for the Portland baseball club is only two weeks away, Manager Max Bishop said today. Bishop, former major league star, is making his managerial de but with the Beavers. He arriv ed two days ago and plunged im mediately into the business of spring training. "Ventura is a big improvement over Florida training camps," he said. "The setup at St. Peters burg can't approach our location here." Preliminary games. with the Santa Barbara All-Stars, the Tok yo Giants and the South Ameri can Aztecs will begin around March 15, he said. "We may play several games with the Chicago White Sox." Sec retary Roily Schefter said "But we won't know until later." Blind Wrestlers Defeat Corvallis Wrestlers of the Salem school for the blind deefated the Cor vallis high school wrestling team 28 to 22 last night to even their score with the Spartan team. Cor vallis won a previous engagement here. Results: 120 Martin, C, won fall from Whetstone. 125 Miller, C, won decision over Monfilz. 134 Mealey, O. S. B., won de cision from Saxton. 135 Richard, C, won from Watson. fall 143 Sautter, fall from DavU. 14 6 Hudson, 0. S. B., won O. S. B., won fall from Bailey. 149 Wordeu, O. S, decision from Zedwick. B., won WhenYOUSpend YOUR Money YOU'RE ENTITLED TO ' THE BEST ft i '7 the West9 Its Call For By Name Bill Davis, Distributor, Phone 5741 Church League Finals Tonight Leslie and Evangelical in A, Calvary-Friends in B Circuit to Play CHURCH LEAGUE (Final Standings) A Division Leslie M. E : :...9 1 .900- Evangelical 7 3 .700 Jason Lee M. E. 5 5 .500 Presbyterian JT 5 .500 First M. E. 2 8 .200 First Baptist 2 8 .200 B Division Calvary Baptist - 8 2 .800 Friends 7 2 .778 Presbyterian 4- 5 .444 Jason Lee M. E. 4 6 .400 Temple Baptist 4 6 .400 Evangelical 2 8 .200 Two church league champion ships will be decided on the Y. M. C. A. floor tonight when tbe two highest teams in the "A" and "B" divisions of the Sunday school circuit dash in champion ship finals at 7 and 8 o'clock. Calvary Baptist and the South Salem Friends; first and second place winners respectively In the B league, will meet at 7 o'clock. Leslie Methodist and Evangelical, first and second winners in the "A" league, play at 8 o'clock. Leslie Methodist is a slight favorite to down the Evangelical quint in the "A" league playoff and retain their city Sunday school crown. However, the E.V. has always been a nemesis to the Methodists and will provide plen ty of opposition. . The two teams split their regular season's games, Leslie winning 29 to 26 and losing 28 to 22. Ritchie and Stockwell, league leading scorers during the regu lar season, will lead the Metho dist attack, which has rolled up 338 points to opponents' 242. The Evangelicals, possessing high scorers in Lamkln, Childs and Rudin, have counted 24 6 points to 219 for their opponents. Calvary Baptist and the Friends also divided their season's "games, the Quakers winning 30 to 18 and losing 19 to 16. The Cam mack brothers, Paul and Forest, lead the Friends' offensive, which has tallied 221 points to oppon ents' 158. The Baptists, with no high scorers on their club, pre sent a smooth-working quint led by Jim and Bill Taylor and Bill Foster. They have made 178 points against 150. The 10 high scorers in each league follow: A Ritchie, Les lie, 100; Stockwell, Leslie, 80; Lowe, J. Lee, 77; Duncan, J. Lee, 75; Childs, E.V., 74; Broer, Bap tist, 65; Lamkin, E.V., 65; Lap- schies, J. Lee, 59; Rudin, E. V., 58; Moore, Presbyterian, 57. B P. Cammack, Friends, 89; Anderson, J. Lee, 77; Poulin, T Baptist, 55; F. Cammack, Friends, 49; Tucker. T. Baptist, 48; York. T. Baptist. 47; Petti cord, E.V., 4 6; Waltz. J. Lee, 46; Foster, C. Baptist, 40; Dour- is, J. Lee. 37; McKinlay, Presby terian, 37. Lowers Wind Up Season With Win TACOMA, Feb. 28.-PV-College of Puget Sound ended its basket ball season here tonight by de feating Albany college 57 to 29 in a Northwest conference game. Led by Stoffel, forward who scored 17 points in the first half. Puget Sound took an early lead and was never headed. The half time score was Puget Sound 38, Albany 11. Tonight's victory gave Puget Sound an even break in confer ence play with five victories and five defeats. The two teams played here Thursday with College of Puget Sound winning 32 to 30. To night's defeat was the 10th straight for Albany. COMMISSIONERS COURT The following is the official publication of the record of claims before the Blarion county commissioner's court for the February term, 193$, with the amount allowed, bilk continued, etc according to the records in the office of the county clerk. February Term, 1030 Auditing Acct: J H Roland aud itor 130; L S Covert do 130. As sessor's Office Acct: Paul Grieb enow lputy 115; Alma Acker- man do 100; Dorothy Craig clerk 85; H Wm Thlelsen do 90. Clerk's Office- Acct: C C Ward ; deputy 115; W S Lamkin do 116; H C Maitson do 110; A H Presnall do 110; H A Judd do 60; L 3 Peter, son do 10. Court House Acct: A H Wyatt Janitor 70; W W Hill do 70; J H Klrtch elevator operator 35; Alice Dahlen do 35. Dist Attys Office Accti Lyle J Page deputy 175; Muriel Martin stenographer 60. Health Officers Acct; V A Douglas health officer 100; Nova Toung nurse 110; Ethel Lemon clerk S.7. Jail Acct: Scott Stev ens watchman 93. Salem Justice Court Acct: Alma Johnson clerk 75. Juvenile Court Acct: Nona White probation officer 109.69. Poor Acct: Dr V E Hockett Co physician 65. Recorders Office Acct: Eva C Lenhardt deputy 100: Myrtle E Beecroft do 100; Ava S Sundborg do 90; H C Scho- field do 90. School Supts Office Acct: Cora E Reid assistant 115; Wayne D Harding supervisor 120; Sheriff's Office Acct: W Richard son deputy 124.69; B R Smith do 119.69; B G Honeycut do 109.69; L E Neet do 114.69; T J Brabec do 109.69; A M Dalrymple do 99.- 69; L V Ohmart do 100; Rogert Wagers do 100; B O Connor do 100; R G Savage clerk 100; Dor othy Welsh do 67.50; Biancne Schwiening do 69.44: Wilbur Benson do 72; Chas E Winslow do 78; Wm H Bradford do 60; Alfred Domogalla do 60; Barbara Brown do 32.44; Alberta Howe do 44.44; Edna D Purdy do 29.44; Melba Hodge do 38.44: Adeline Thoma do 15.94: E W Mason do 25.30: Mildred Rauscher do 25.- 50; Wm M Stone do ?8; Edwin R Payne do 18; Maimie C Smith do 22.50: June Weeks do 15; Marjory Wilson do 12.50; Claire Hammang do 12; Gayle R Finley do 9: Elfrieda Bombeck do 9; Ethel Hepner do 9; Lawrence Al lev do 15: Russell Scott do 9; C A Lewis do 15; Byron Lillie do 9; Joseph Blanchard do 9; Elvln J Trick do 9; W M Thome jr do 9; Robert E Ladd do 9; Wayne Fehler clerk 9; Paul Wagner -do 9; Mae Ledgerwood do SO. Treas urer's Office Acct: W T Richard son, deuutv 115. Dog License Fund Acct: H A Judd clerk 50; Paul Marnach enf officer 150 Scalp Bounty Acct: Theo Fisher bounty 1.50. Engineer's Office -Acct: N C Hubbs engineer 149.74: M Weiser clerk 75. Indigent Sol dier Relief Acct: King Bartlett relief of Thos Harris 15; King Bartlett relief of Mrs CHf Crea- son 15. Co Court & Commission ers' Acct: Leroy Hewlett salary 130: Roy S Melson do 130. Indi rent Soldier Relief Acct: King Bartlett relief of S B Althardt 11.85; King Bartlett relief of Sherman Miller 33; Labor: Alfred hrlstiansen 1.99; Glen Couser 1 99: Ralph Dimick 1.99; George Leffler 37.90; J E McLaughlin 7.98; Perry Reed 1.99; W H Reed 7.98: C A Baker 41.86; J H Dren nan 35.91; George Leffler 37.90; M M Monier 39.90; M Moomaw 23.94: Ervin Moudy 39.90; L W Pulley 35'.91; V A Smith fore man 33.39; Duke C Summers fil ing saws 1; J W Fitts labor 33 41: W C Rodger do 1.99: P E Jensen foreman 26.98; Albert Ba ker labor 1.99; Homer Johnson filing saws 1; B F Oakley sharp. tools 1: Evin Daley labor 31.92; M L Salchenberg do 67.83; C L K Lbr Co lumber 25.05; Labor: Bill Berry 9.95; Dick Berry 9.95; Amos Fincher 10.94; A P Myers 9.95; G D Myers 17.97; John Ro- da 8.95; L F Meyers 28.40; M M Booker 62.25; Harry Christian 49.75; Emmett Dorothy 25.89; L Hansen 23.88: J F Bewly 6Z.79; O D Needham li.06; J H Tweedie 9.95; Joe F Ringwald 25.27; Carl O Bewley .74: Henry M Chaillain .T4: J M Coburn 9.97: G O Da vis .74; Roger C Folger .74; Ar thur M Harrington .74; E Lynes .74: W H McCartney .74i Albert S North .74: John C Ro&y .74; Clifford Tricker .74; Loyd Weav er .74; James a wise- .; k -j Betkey 14.89: Edward Ricks 47. 95; Leonard Walker 14.06; Esien Bevens 5.97: Ole Eckelberg 5.97; Joe Harlin 5.97; O W Hoven 3.98; Fred Jorgensen 5.97; Noot Nave 3.98: Wilbur umennoier 4.97: David C Bloom 11.96: Frank Bielke 1.99; Roy DIcken son 47.94: Jim Gill 199; John Klnns 1.99: Lawrence Krbs 1. 99: Albert Wengenroth 1.99; James McCorpiick 74.75; W Rrown 1.99: Haldor Holm 3.99; Lewis Mellbye 3.97; Bertrand Iv ersen 17; Porter All wine 3.98; E R. Brown 5.97; E L Collins 1.9 ; Albert Decker 30.84: Sam Don- nell 1.99; Leroy Grafe 16.91; Or ville Hayward 14.92: Elmer Klut k 14.92; Olaf Knutson 1.99; Rex Longfellow 14.92: E J Richards 8.97: Victor Chehak 12.95; Sher man Koker 1.99: Joe West 31.92; Lee A Wells 34.43; J P Aspinwall 111.74: Omer Bartruff 8S.14; F Bewlev 11.96: O D Binegar 84.84: Archie F Bronson 29.95; Iran Brown 77.74: Wm Butte 89 K5- J R Chenowth 69.69: L H Corey 78.11; A Dutton 80.73 Dewey Friedlund 43.35 R 1 Green 77.74; Ben H Hawkins 39. 92; C V Henshaw 83.07; V J Herts 78-49; J J Hollett 51.74; R A Hooper 78.11; Harry E Horn ing 88.14; Wm R King 83.25; Floyd Langston 78.11; Geo Mart 80.73: Lester Mcllwaln 86.49. Wm Mcllwaln 50.83; Raymond B Miller 77.74; E D Nieswander 3. 98; H Paulson 78.11; E J Rich ards 23.92; Nick Schab 71.74; Dan Scharf 77.97; A E Shoemate 18.11; H P Teets S.98; L W Web Ser '66.75; Frank R Woelke 83. 34; Clyde Woodruff 87.34; W C Woolridge 69.88; Anton Feskens 88.14; Lloyd Jarman 88.14; Theodore Knenzi 88.14; Greg Robl 88.14; Frank Schampier 88.14; Clarence Zuber 84.75; A H Hennles 129.74; C C Stayton, use of car 9J72; J A Burns 74.75: Coleman Donohue 37.18; Carroll Hunt 31.23; F A'.Mltchell 44.61; Arthur Morgan 63.68 R Snyder 46.34; T J Vandecoevering 61.60; Hugh Webb 44.61; C C Stayton 61.60; J J Ackerman 38.87: T L Davidson 161.56. 80.73; F M El sey 19.90; John Griesenauer 65. 80; L E Hennles 89.78; Grant Jor.es 25.73; M M Magec 76.89; O L Martin 14.80; T Oprla 42.98; W G Pearmine 8.56; Hary Shaw 3.99; Geo H Wolf .49: Jos Zuber 83.28; Henry Peters scalp boun ty .50; C McConnlck do 1.50; W W Westenhonse foreman 22. 26; Harry Becker hauling gravel etc 182; L M Case do 438.82: M Cronser do 112; W J Davenport do 255; Kenneth Dickenson do 13S.72; Cleo Kepplnger do 426 92; P A King do 395.78; L A Le Bold d 156; J H Tweedie do 156.32; L II Tweedie do 425.41! Jo Adamski do SO; j Ceo Andrews do 60; RE Boatwright do 155.90; I Cha Cblttlck do 12.75: El mar Conn do 138; A E Conner do 90.96; -Chas Creasy do 4.4; M Crouser do 50.55; R B DeLapp do 124; Roy Dickenson do 92; Geo Dye do 110.67; Freeman Gatchet do 10.67; T C Gosser do 90.30; E Griffin do 162.93: Israel Hartman do 10.40: E E Hedges do 152; Virgil L Kubln do 36; Frank Lay- ton do 167.93; V C McDonald do 91; Albert C Miller do 107.81; Marshall Snyder do 140; A B Wil son do 188; Otto Tanker do 9; D Pettyjohn labor 12; Chas Brant labor, etc 72.84; Harry Esch chainman 20.89; Hugh Fisher surveyor 47.88; Ralph Girod fore man 67.86: W G Nichol do 89.70. Auto Maintenance Acct: Davidson S Auto Serv car. storage 3. Battle Creek Crusher Aect: City Ice Works oil 90; tayton Switch board Assn tel calls .44; N C Hubbs use of car 62.64. Buena Vista Ferry Acct: D Arthur Lowe prof services 25; Jos W Marcroft labor 99.69; B A Snyder do 1.49. Motor Patrol No. 8: J C Balr re pairs 6.50: Jack Hurt labor 1. New Equipment Acct: A B Mc- Lanchlan Co pump etc 221.88; school dist No 48 wheelbarrows. etc 9; Shops Acct: W B Flnser & Co inc labels etc 6.63; H Paulson tcols 9.65; Salem Water Com wa- r-r 5.66: Valley Mach & Weld Co oxygen 21.75; Signs Acct: Hut- cheon Paint Store oil etc 1.50; W W Rosebraugh Co iron 25.65. Trucks Acct: Walter J Downs glass 2.40; Finks Garage welding 1 25; Firestone Auto Sup & Serv Store adj. brakes 1.25; R L Green oil etc 3.45; Douglas McKay Cbev Co bearings etc 5.55; Mill City Serv Sta brake fluid etc 3.45: V E Newcomb repair tires 9; Mike Panek adjust brakes 1 ; Union Oil Co of Calif tires etc 95.18. Miscel laneous Accts Gladys Barry clerk 26.62; Geo E Allen pipe etc 214.- 45: Ballon & 'Wright coils etc 47.46: Jessie Barkhurst gravel 2; Bradfield Smyth Lbr Co lumber 33.69; A C Burk use of car 157 50: W E Burns gaskets 5.15; E H burrell bearing etc 29.89; Capital City Bindery index 61.75; Capital Journal publ claims 22; D G Dra ger freight 5.41; Ray L Farmer Hdw Co wedges etc 7.50; Gabriel Powder & Sup Co powder 296.84; General Petroleum Corp gasoline 935.85; A C Haag ft Co gear etc 105.70: J E Haseltine & Co hose etc 49.47: Honeyman Hdw Co bolts etc 62.88; Ira Jorgensen bearings etc 328.53; Larmer Transf ft Storage coal etc 8.05; George Lawrence Co fittings etc 152.21; J S McKinney use of car 34.75; Mt Angel Tel Co telephone calls 2.65; John B Nathman flasn-ina-s 51.70: Needham S Book Store pencils etc 28.35; Oregon Gravel Co gravel 767.47: Oregon State Hkv com canvas etc 38.18; Oregon Statesman publ claims 20.60; The Pac Tel ft Tel Co tele rhone 151.50: Patton S Book Store fasteners etc 23.05: Pohle Staver Co pans etc 607.41; Port land Gen Elec Co electricity 196. 06; Pure Iron Cuhr ft Mfg Co iron 182.93; Robertson Heavy Hdw Co hooks etc 11.03; Salem Brick & Tile Co tile etc 12.87; Salem Iron Works steel 46.28; Salem Station ery ft Print Co rubber stamps etc 3.50; Salem Steel ft Supply iron j e en. tt ii.li.lllu,. liVn. Q ft J C Sherman use of car 3; SjgfeT Falls Tbr Co lumber 609.30; Chas K Spaulding Log Co lumber 121- 94; Standard Oil Co of Calif gas oline 122.47: Stevens Ness Law Publ o books 7.30: E G Syron lnmber 204.57: Union Oil Co of Calif gasoline 158.50; Valley Mo tor Co overhaul motor etc 99.30; Western Auto Supply Co blade holder etc 3:05; Wiggins Co Inc cable etc 9.63; Woodbury Co drills etc 245.78. Independence Ferry Acct: Polk county. Oregon Vg ferry exp 1643.67. Co Agent's Office Acct: Oregon State Agri Col farm demonstration 1100. As sessors Office Acct: C A Lewis clerk 63; Roen Typewriter Ex change ribbon 1; Circuit Court Acct: Emma Murphy Brown re porter 95: Blanche B Ferguson do 70: Pacific Greyhound Lines inc use of stage 6:30; Salem Hard ware Co padlock etc .90. Clerk Office Acct: Bostitch Sales ft Serv staples 9; Homer H Smith Ins Agcy bond 50: Coroners Of fice Acct: Winnie Pettyjohn bond 15; D F Giesy exam 5; Dr C W Keene exam 5; Dr Wolcott E Bu- ren autopsy 10; Dr V A Douglas autopsy 5; Chas H Johnson chem analysis 5; Dr P. A Pemberton exam 5; Blanche F Ferguson re porter 5; Court House Acct: A F Bronson labor 57.63; Capital City Laundry laundry 1.85; E W Lit tle labor 28.41; R E Northness do 20.45: Otis Elevator Co elevator maint 6; Packer Scott Co mops etc 7.64; Rahn McWhorter Paper Co cups 3.40; Salem Water Com water 14.72; J WT Slocum labor 5.98; Vibbert ft Todd fuse 1.50; Carl Bahlberg labor 96.85. Dist Attys Office Acct: H J Bratzel re porter 22.40; Dr Edgar S Fortner floroscope lounge 10; Wm H Trindle expenses 25.17: Exam of Drunken Drivers Acct: Dr J Matthis exam 5; Dr Laban Sleeves do 4. Health Officers Acct: Abbott Laboratories sup plies 6.52; H R Crawford postage 5: V A Douglas use of car 37.50 Hendrle Laboratories laboratory fees 25; Marion Co Dept of Health maintenance 64.25; Dr O A Olson prof services 4:35; Parke Davis ft Co medicine 2.61: G D Searle ft Co supplies 17.82; E R Squibb ft Sons do 6.80; Nova Young use o! car 37.50. Herd Inspectors Acct:- John Hanrahan herd inspec tor 36.87; Fred W Lange do 63 12. Horticulturists Acct: S H Van Tramp salary ft expenses 120.24 Indemnity for Slau Dis Cattle Acct: Robert Schaefer indemnity 7.50: Tom Webb do 15; Indigent Soldiers Acct: Milton Coy com re lief of F Bach 6.02: Milton Coy com relief of Jas E Porter 10 Milton Coy com relief of R De Roche 3; Milton Coy com. relief of C J Crosley 13; Milton Coy com relief of Louis Covey 8.62; Jas A Scarth com relief of Mrs. N Hansen 15; Jas A Scarth com re lief of Alfred Howe 10; Jas Scarth com relief of A H Thomas 15; Jas A Scarth com relief of Roy McEwen 15. Insane Acct: Dr Verden E Hockett examinations 10. Jail Acct: A C Burk board of prisoners 212.85; H A Gueffroy prof services 3: Payn Taklt No 111 matches 2.25: Sanitary Ser vice Co removing garbage 1. Sa lem Justice Court Acct: S C Cat Hn ft R K Page rent 40; Elliott Printing House printing 8.50: Hawkins ft Roberts bond 5: It B Hayden cash adr for stamps 2: Kraps ft Long printing 12.50. Out fide Justice Court Acct: Homer H Smith ins Agcy abends 13; Max Fram drawing Jury list 2; Wm T Mnlkey do 2; H J Bratxel report ar 6; Juvenile Court Acct: S A Pitney making arrest 4- Law Li- . brary Acct: Bancroft Whitney Co law books 5; The Bobbs Merrill . Co do 12; West Publishing Co do 27. Poor Acct: Blochs Golden Rule Store clothing 14.14;. Boys Girls Aid Society, relief 25; Chas Brandt repair DImmick house 6.16; Anton Daniel repair Ruscher house. 3.48; D G Drager cash adr for fare 1.80; Green baums Dept Store clothing 17.54; Rufus C Holman state treas maint emp bureau 134; Mangold Hard ware shingles ft nails 5.46; H u Oldenburg r care of patients 318.- 50; Salem Fluff Rng ft Mat fac tory mattresses 53.35; Steuslotf Market groceries 1.03; H L Stiff Furniture Co cots 14.40. Record ers Office Acct: Mildred R Brooks cash adv for stamps 6.50; Capital City Bindery sheets for book 135.- 50. Refund of Taxes Acct: Heft. of Beatrice E Holms Dec refund. 9.97. Reg. ft Election Acct: El liott Print House Inc ballots 125; Theodore Grace hauling booths 50: Bert Howe hauling boxes 9; McElroy Transfer do 52; G J Moi san do 10; B R Smith cash adr for stage .95; .Thatcher Printing Cc printing 9.15; Carl B Bowman clerk 61.56; Avis Cannon typist 55.50; M E Cleveland clerk 80.06: Alice Dahlen elevator operator 2.43: J H KIrsch do 2.43; H C Mattson clerk 13.50; C C Ward do 6.50: G E White do 80.06: Butte Lodge No 126 storage of booths 2.50; Hattie B Cameron moving furniture etc 5: Fred Den tel do 1.50; Mrs Georgia Keppln ger do 3 ; Masonic Lodge storing - booths 5; Mt Angel Motor Co' moving furniture etc 3; Margaret M Martin elk rent of polling place 5; Aurora Lodge No 127 IOOF do 5; School Dist No 123, do 3: School Dist Xo 1 do 5; Fred Den- tei treaa do 2; Ed Rogers treas do 5; Mrs S L Minard do 3; Don ald Lodge No 166 AFftAM do 5; School Dist No 78 do 5; Fairfield Grange No 720 do 5; HayesvIUe church do 1; Union High School Dist No 1 do 5; Georgia Keppln ger do 5; E J Richards do 5; School Dist No 40 do 5; North Howell Grange do 4; H C Mack do 5; Masonic Lodge do 5; W H Walker tress do 5; Macleay Grange do 5; MA Barber elk do 5; School Dist No 34 do 5; Char lie Warner do 5; Mill City State Bank do 5; L D Lenon rent of polling place 5; Mt Angel Motor Co do 5; T L Davidson do 5; C W Anderson do 5; School Dist No 5 do 5; Court St Christian church do 5; Hattie B Cameron do 5; Rev Louis Magin do 5; Rev Fath er Bernard do 5; Jason Lee Mem Church do 5; German Baptist church do 5: Salem Womans Club do 5; Hotel Senator do 5; Jas Ba ker do 3; Hunt Bros Pack Co do 5; Marion Hotel do 5; Leslie M E church do 5; Russel C Mudd do 5; First Church of God do 6; Cap ital St Market do 5: B C Miles Treas do 5; Ralph Mercer elk do 5; Myron Van Eaton elk do 5; C L Van do Wiele sec do 5; Wm Wengenroth do 5; Butte Lodge No 126 do 5; Frank Masser do 5; Ankeny Grange do 5; J C Hamill do 2.50; St Pauls Catholic Ch do 5; School Dist No 10 do 5; John Fish wood do 5; Grant Murphy do 5; Stayton Grange do 5; School Dist No 61 do 5; C O F Hall assn do 5; Pearl Lodge No 66 AF&AM do 6; School Dist No 112 do 5; Britt Aspinwall do 5; First M E Church do 5. School Supts Office Acct: W E Flnzer Co formograph .53; Mary L Fulkerson nse of car 29.38; J K Gilt Co books 3.28; Wayne D Hardin? use of car 27; Rahn McWhorter Paper Co tags 2.13. Sealer of Wts ft Measures Acct: Wilson B Empey sealer 31.17. Sheriffs Office Acct: A C Burk cash adv for stamps 3; A C Burk railroad fare to Klamath Falls 26.32; Hansen ft Liljequist Inc millwork 57.40; Geo A Rho- ten bookkeeping machine 150; Roen Typewriter Exchange rent of machines 15; Unruh Knapp Print Co stamps 15. Dog License Fund Acct: Mrs Wm Bloch sheep killed by dogs 3: Jas C Bonner do 20; C C Cannon do 5; Cawrse Bros do 5; Wm harpilloj do 14; E S oates do 5; Robert ole do 5; A T Dale do 5; W P Emery do 32.50; Theodore Fisher do 450; CD Hart man do 1.50; Harry G Hinkle do 2&; Edgar Hobart do 110; Conrad Johnson do 4.50; J C Jones do 8: Carter Keene do 36; Mrs Roy E King do 31.50; Lewis Mellbye do SO ; Henry Miller do 5; J A Moser do 9; E S Palmer do 71; E S Por ter do 25; D F Ross do 15: Frank Schiedler do 17; Walter Scott do 10; C C Tracy do 10; Virgil Tschantz do 5; Henry Zorn rheep killed by dogs' 15; T L Davidson do 5; Kraps & Long Inyoices 7.30. Sheriffs Office Acct: Commercial Book Store book etc 18.86. De pendent Mothers Asst Acct: Gen evieve Foster relief 10; Mrs Maud Kime do 17.50. OLD AGE PENSION FUND February, 1938 Flora Abbot 10; James B Ab bott 10; Sylvester S Ackley 12.50; F'rank Adams 10; Mary E Ad ams 10; Silas L Akins 10; Ber thold Alblker 5; Franklin B Al ford 5; Missouri E Alford 5; Le cra A Allingham 10; Serena. M Anderson 1 0 ; Lillian G Applegate 10; Frederick W Arensmeier 8.75; Sophia M Arensmeier 8:75; Dora A Arnold 5; Wllford E Arn old 5; Bert Babo 10; Lemira Baker 8.75; William M Baker 8. 75; Isaac M Bales 10; Joseph;Bar ber 10; Evan E Barnett 10; Milo Farnett 7.50; Lillie Barrett 10: David M Bartlett 7.50; Melinda Bartee 5; Marcus T Bayley 15: John J Becker 17.50; Theres'a Becker 10; Anna Bell 10; Horace E Bell 5; Lena M Bellinger 10; Abigail C Bennett 10; George A Bennett 5; William Bertnger 10; Kelson Bliss 7.50; Eunice G lod ge tt 10: Emma A Boatwriglit 8.75; Valentine Boat w right 8.75; Caroline Boesch 8.75; Henry Boesch 8.75; Clara Boje 6; Caro line E Boles 10; Clora Bondshn 8.75; Earnest J Bondsha 8.75: Mary L Booth 8.75; N S Booth 8.75; George L Bowman 5; John Bowman 8.75; Katie Bowman 8. 75; Volney B Boyd 12.50; John E Boyer 12.50; Lewis E Brad ford 7-S9: - Emma Brasher 10; Mary E Brassfleld 5; Aslak B-au-ti 7.50; Sarah A Brock f.75: John W Brock 1.75; John Brooke 10; Fred D Brown 12.60; John A Brown 8.50: Mary A Brow 5; Marion H Buell ?-50; Anna S Bu flnk 10; Willis E Bann 10; Ed , (Continued on page 9)