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Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday" Morning MareH 2, 1937
Additional Traffic
Fines Meted Out
- SILVERTON, March 1. Judge
Alt O. Nelson gare William Deg
gller a. $10 fine, $5 of which was
suspended. In Justice court Satur
day afternoon for operating a
trailer without a license. The ar
rest, was made by State Officer
Clay Taylor.
A clTil action was filed by M.
B. Debony against Martin j Bucb
holta on account in justice court
Saturday. -'''. -: w- .U V -Three
more traffic Tjolatlon
fines were paid. taT police court
Monday by sentences set by Judge
George Cuslter. John Arthur Skir
Tln'pald a $3.60 tine for parking
xn the wronr side of the street.
MelTin Torresdahl paid an equal
amount for blocking a postoffice
alley and P. O.' Henderson paid
the same amount for. double park
. inr. - . -
Arrests were made by Chief of
Police C. B. Hartford.
Landscape
Starts,
Glass
LIBERTY. Mar. 1. The Lib
erty community club Is spent wing
a class in ' landscape gardening
the first - meeting haying been
held last Saturday night In the
schoolhouse. The club will meet
one a week for a period of six
' weeks. Karl Litwiller- of Salem,
head' of tbe adults education,
and- himself a landscape gardener,
will conduct the class.
Toole for the rest of the classes
will be: Trees, lawn, shrub plant
ing, foundation planting, rock and
water gardens.
Everyone interested is InVlted to
come; there Is nor charge and a
"good enrollment Is desired for the
class.' Should an Insufficient num
ber of people sign up for the course
or drop out after doing so, tho class
will be discontinued
William Spiers Family
i
. Now Settled in Newly
Built Home at Turner
TURNER, March 1. Mr. and
Mrs. William Spiers, formerly of
North Salem, haye moved to their
recently-built h om e In Turner.
They - purchased a large turkey
brooder with their property and
will handle young turks.
The fellowship-dinner and pro
gram put on by the Methodist
people last Wednesday night, was
held by the courtesy of the Chris
tian church officials in tbe Turner
Memorial church, with a union
service enjoyed.
The Ladies' Aid and Mission-,
ary societies of the Christian
ehurch met" Thursday with Mrs.
J, A. Holt, whe has recently re
turned home frm a four months
stay near Sacramento,. Calif.
Health Leaden to Talk
At Missionary Society
Gathering on Thursday
ZENA, March 1. The. annual
health meeting of Spring Valley
home missionary society 'will be
an event of Thursday, March 4, at
the home of Mrs. Charles McCar
ter of Brush College.
Special Bpeakersenfhe pro
gram will be Mrs. A. E. Utley,
president of the Polk county
health association,-and Miss Mar
garet Gillls, health nurse. Mrs.
Wayne D. Henry isypresident.
Sewing Club at Keijer
To See How Salads Made
KEIZER, March. 1. The Keizer
sewing club will meet all . day
Thursday for quilting at the home
of 'Mrs. L. Peterson, with a cov
red dish luncheon to be served
at noon. During the afternoon Miss
Maxine Buren of The Statesman
women's department will give
demonstration on salad making
Members will please bring worsted
pieces for making a comforter for
a npcdv family -
Injured in Bike Fall
TALBOT, March 1. R 0 n ai d
Allen received a painful cut on
his leg while learning to ride
bicycle at school last week. He
fell, striking some sharp object.
which cut a gash to the bone.
Four stitches were necessary to
close the wound.
' No. 19-6
Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
Farmer' Fira Belief .Associativa f
Bntterilla. Oregon, of lXnM, is the State
" of Oregon, on. the tbirty-isrst day f De
cember, 1030, made t the Insurance
' Commissioner of the State ef Oregon,
pursuant to law:
. CAPITAL
Amount of capital stork paid up, none.
. - " INCOME
Net premioma received during the year.
- 738.08.
' Interest, dividends and rente received
dnrinc too year. $1,361.53.
Income from other sources received
dnnnc the year, $1,841.00.
. Total Income. $40,941.21.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net; losses paid daring the year in
eluding adjustment expenses, $19,137.17.
Dividends paid oa capital stock dur
ing th year, a one.
Commissions and salaries paid daring
tne year, siz.iiw.5i.
Taxee. licenses and fees paid -during
tne year, 9371.3.
Asissat of all other expenditures, $2,-
81S.SS.
Total expenditures. $34,450.00.
ASSETS
Value- of real - estate owned , (book
TaJue). SB.o777.
Value d bonds owned (book value).
SZ0.S03.8S.
- Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.,
atone. 'V";-" - ...
Cash la banks and on bead, $43,798.70,
."'Orecoa school warrants. Sl.S 11.01.
Hubbard State Bank ia liquidation and
lumitnre nasi fixtures, $I,70.B3.
Total admitted assets, $79,188.83.
. LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid, none.
- Amount ef unearned premium on all
outstanding risks, bob. -
Oa- for commission and brokerage,
none.
All other liabilities. $388.69. .
Total liabilities, except capital,
$288.69.
Capital paid tip, sons.
Surplus, over all liabilities, $78,910.14.
- 8urplussa regards pobcyholders, $78,
10.14. - .
BTJSISES3 .MTjOKESOIT
KOB THE VSAB
Ket premiums received daring the year,
943,788.68.
Losses pall daring the ysar, $18,
788.07. Loesss Incurred daring the year, $18,
788.07. .
Nam of Company, Farmers Fire Be
lief Association of ButteTille, Oregon.
Ham ef President, Georg 8. Berg.
Varna of Secretary. Lymaa H. Ehorey.
statutory resident attorney for service,
Liberty
Romance
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Bone la the picturesque New Bedford ship, with
Jta towering mast and well-worn prow, but Thar
the blows" sUll echoes across the vastness of
Antarctic seas. Fishing for whales Is now done
KT motorized fleeU. but iU romance and thrills live
m. Some 7,500 men are whaling this season,
which la now at its height Great blue whales,
often more than 100 feet In. length and Weighing a
Native of Amity ;
Dies at I Seattle
SEATTLE, ! Wash., March 1-tiP)
-William George Heidlnger, 64,
former sourdough and native of
Amity, Ore., died at his home here
Sunday.
Known as the "Klondike Kid,"
Heidlnger was one of the young
est gold seekers to traverse the
trail to Dawson in 1897.-
So. 11-4
Synopsis of Annual Statement of tbe
Hop Growers' fire Relief Association of
ButteTille, - Oregon, of Donald, in tne
State of Oregon, on tbe thirty-first day
of December, 1986, made to the Insur
ance Commissioner of the State of Ore
gon, pursuant to law:
rvarriAii
Amount of i capital stock paid up,
none. .
i INCOME t
Net premiums received during the year,
$10,662.14.
- Interest,' dividends and rents received
during tho year, $1,523.24.
Income from other sources - received
during the year, $41.00.
Total income, $12,228.88.
DISBURSEMENTS
Ket losses .paid during the year In
cluding adjustment expenses, $8,693.60.
Dividends paid on capital stock daring
tbe year, none. I
Commissions and salaries paid during
the year, $2,246.49.
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during
tbe year, $110.77.
Amount of all other expenditurei,
$543.78. , i
- total expenditure. $11,434.64.
r . ASSETS i
Valve of 1 real estate ; owned (book
value)', $1,060.93.
Value of bonds owned (book value),
$29,160.00.
- Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.,
none. i
Cash in banks and oa band, $29,
745.00." t s
Furniture and fixtures,' $185.96.
Woodbum and First Nat'l Bank Salem
in liquidation, $1,424.50.
Total admitted assets. $61,576.89.
: LIABILITIES
-Gross claims' for losses unpaid, none.
Amount'' of unearned premiums on all
outstanding tHsks, none.
Due' for commission and brokerage,
none.; v .
All other, liabilities, $71.77..
Total liabilities, except capital, $71.77.
'- Capital paid up, none. '
Surplus over all liabilities, $Gl,5i4.62.
Surplus' aa regards policyholders, $61,
504.62. - i j
Total, $61,576.39.
- " BUSINESS IN OREGON
- FOR THE YEAR
Net premium received during the year,
$10,662.14. i 1
Losses paid during the Jear, $3,499.00.
Losses incurred during - th year, $8,
499.00., i i
Name of -Company, Hop Growers' Fire
Relief Association of Butteville.
Nam of President Fred DenteL
Name of Secretary, Lyman H. Shorey.
Statutory .resident attorney for aevice.
.- No. 3-2:
'Synopsis of- Annual Statement of the'
Wilson Title Abstract Co., of Klamath
Falls, in the Otate of Oregon, on the
thirty-first day ( December, 1936, made
to the Insurants Commissioner of the
Stat of Oregon, pursuant to law;
CAPITAL i
Amount of capital stock paid up, $32,
950.00. . f - s
" INCOME 1
Net premiums 'received during the year,
$5 179.40. - I t
Interest, dividends and ! rent received
during the year. $1,603.39.
Income from : other sources received
during the year, $4,729.43.
Total income, $11,512.22.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the year in
eluding adjustment expenses, none.
Dividend paid on capital stock d ar
ia f the year, $1,977.00. ' .
Commissions and salaries paid during
the year. $5,371.40.
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during
tbe year, $988.32. ' j -
Amount of all other j expenditures,
Interest, $662.75. I
All other. $3,549.69.
Total expenditures. $12,549.16.
i. ASSETS i
Plant, $24,580.00. ,
Value of stocks owned -(book falue),
$3,875.70. . - (
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc..
$10,450.00. L - j
Cash in banks and oa band. $745.82.
" Premium's ia. course of collection writ-
tea since September 80, 1936. $471.00.
Sale contract, $5,177.04.
Total admitted assets, $43,799.56.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses '- anpaid, Bon.
Amount of unearned premiums oa all
outstanding .risks. Bene. 1
Du lor commission and brokerage.
All other liabilities, $6,646.88.
Total liabilities, except capital.
00.39.
Capital paid up, $32,950.00
Surplus over all liabilities, $4,208.18.
Surplus aa regards policyholders, $37.-
153.18. i
Total, $43,799.56.
BUSINESS IK OREGON
FOB THE YEAR.
Ket premiums received daring tbe year.
$5,179.40. " J : i '
Liosses paid during to year, bob. . -Losses
incurred during the year, none.
Nam ot Company. WUaen Title A
Abstract Co. t
Name ef President, Arthur B. Wilson.
Nam of Secretary, Rpxann P. Wilson.
Statutory resident attorney for service.
Arthur R. Wilson, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Clings to Whaling
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No.
Synopsis of Annual Statement. f tk
Boston Insurance Company of Beaton, I la
th Stat of Massachusetts, on th thirty
first day of December. 1986. mad t th
Insurance Commissioner of th Stat f
Oregon, pursuant to law :
" CAPITAL "
Amount of capital stock paid up, $1,-
000,000.00. - .
INCOMg '
Net premiums received during the year,
$5,05884.60. '
Interest, dividend and rents received
oanai ma year, fii,Di.D.
Income from other source received
during th year, $68,766.68.
Total income, $6,046,002.94.
DISBURSEMENTS t
Net losses paid during th' yssr In
eluding adjustment expenses, i. $2,334,
797.40. . :
Dividends paid on capital stock during
the year, $630,000.00.
Commissions and aalarie paid during
the year,. $1,850,486.39.
Taxes, " licenses and fees paid during
th year. $318,188.67. r ,
Amount of all ether expenditures,
$791,731.49. t '
Total expenditures, $5,815,098.85. '
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (book
value), $1,293,549.00.
Value of stocks and bonds owned (mar
kst value), $22,299,914.00.
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.,
$70,800.00.-
Cssh in banka and on band, $1,876,
638.96. . Premiums in course of collection writ
ten since September 80, 1936, $700 -109.50.
Interest and rents due and accrued,
$72,686.87.
All other assets, $117,300.31.
Total admitted assets, $25,930,49tf.S4.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid, $1.
229.848.05. Amount of unearned premiums on all
outstanding risks, $4,547,850.10.
Due for commission and brokerage,
$35,000.00.
. All other liabilities, $1.25x1,828. 03.'
Total liabilities, except capital, $7,
071,527.18. Capital paid up. $3,000,000.00.
Surplus over all liabilities, $18,858,
97i'.06. bx-rplus aa regards policyholders, $18,
858,9 1?.06.
Total, S25.9C0.499.24.
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE TEAR
Net premiums received during the yesr,
$18,944.91. Losses paid during the year, $2,097.56.
Losses incurred daring tbe year. $4,
488.58. Name of Company, Boston Insurance
Company.
Name of President, William R. Hedge.
Nam of Secretary, William J. Chis
holm. -
Ststutory resident attorney for service,
J. C. Vesiie.
No. 14-3
Synopsis of Annual Statement bf tbe
Bankers Life Ins. Co. of Lincoln, in the
State of .Nebr.. on the thirty-first dsy of
December, 1936, mad to the Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Oregon,
pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
capita stock
Amount ef
$500,000.00.
paid up,
INCOME
Total preminm income for
$8,168,071.77.
th
year.
Interest, dividends and rents received
during the . year, $1,746,45.25.
Income from other sources received
during tbe year, $2,707,950.04.
Total income, $7,622,367.06.
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid "for losses, endowments, annuities
and aarrender values, $2,536,732.92.
Dividends paid to policyholders during
the year, $1,393,625.61.
Dividends paid on capital stock during
the year, $30,000.00.
Commissions and salaries paid during
the year, $642,222.30.
Taxes, licenses and fees said dnrinr
the year, $188,738.18.
Amount of all other i expenditures,
$720,477.84.
Total expenditures, $5,511,796.85.
ASSETS ,
Value, of real estate owned (book
value). $8,372,402.86.
. Value of bonds owned (amortised
value), $13,032,868.88.
Loan oa mortgages and collateral, etc,
$9,433,015.86.
Premium note and - policy ' loans! $8.
712.10 4.00.
Cash ' in banks and oa ; band, $762,
141.72. i
Ket uncollected and deferred premiums,
$426,721.35.
Interest and 'rente du ! and accrued,
$393,414.48.
Other assets -(net), $51,796.26.
.Total admitted assets, $41,184,464.91.
LIABILITIES
Net reserves. $28,439,928.51.
Gross claims for losses unpaid, $79,
756.02. .
All other liabilities, $8,592,081.15.
Total liabilities, except capital, $37,
111.765.68. i S
Capital paid up, $500,000.00.
Surplus oxer all liabilities, $3,572,
699.23. . 5
Surplus as regards policyholders. 84.
072,699.23. - i '
Total, $41.184.464 91.
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE TEAR
Gross premiums received daring the
year, $57,612.94.
Premiums and dividends returned dor-'
Ing th year, $24,218.57.
Losses paid daring th year, $20,
184.00. Kama of Company, Bankers Lif Ins.
Co., of , Nebr.
Kama ef President, H. S. Wilson.
Name ef Secretary, T. M. Sanders.
Statutory resident attorney for service,
B. E. NewelL
Industry
jNorweglaa whaling ahlpjj
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ton a foot, are the quarry of the hardy fishermen
who each year embark from Scandinavian porta
for Antarctic waters. When the whale la finally
killed by the harpoon gun, the huge body Is In
flated so It win not sink and towed' back to the
base ahip where the carcass Is cut up and thrown
Into boiling vats to extract the -11. The season
extends from December to April. e' '
Now 6-1 '
ynopals of Annual StaUmant of th
Northwest Casualty Company ef Ssattla.
1b th State at Washington, the
thirty-first day f December, 1980, mad
t th Iasursvne Commlsslar at. th
State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL I -
- Amoont f capital stock paid Bp, $160,-
000.00. .
INCOME
Ket premiums received during th year,
81.078.780.1B.
Interest, dividend and rants received
during the year, $55,198.98.
Income from other sources received
daring the year, $11,502.24.
Total income, $1,140,484.8$.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during th year In-
eluding adjustment expenses, $580,
889.26.
Dividend paid on capital stock during
th year.. $15,000.00.
-Taxes, licenses snd fees paid daring
the year. $28,859.78.
Amount of all other axpeaditnrea,
$412,586J27.
Total expenditures, $982,285.81.
ASSETS .
Value of real estate owned (book
value), $40 000.00.
Value of bonds owned, amortised
value. $1,300,754.59.
Warrants, $26,577.43.
Cash In banks and on band, $116,
560.82. .Premiums in course of collection writ
ten since September 80, 1936, $97,-
899.70.
Interest and rente- due and aeeraed.
$21,823.28.
Du from reinsuring companies for
losses paid, $3,631.60.
Total admitted assets. $1,606,747.87.
LIABILITIES !
Gross claims for loases unpaid. $280,
773.03. Amount of unearned premiums on all
outstanding risks, $553,838.02. j
Due for commission and brokerage, 0.
All other liabilities, $46,422.01.
Total liabilities, except capital, $880,
533.06. Capital paid up, $250,000.00. I
Surplus over all liabllitiee, $476,
214.31. -
Surplus as regards policyholders.
$726,214.81. . i
Total, $1,606,747.37.
BUSINES8 IN OREGON
FOR THB TEAR f
Net prumiums received during the year.
$95,708.84.
Losses paid daring tbe year. $52.
863.99. :
Losses incurred during th year, $47.
439.52. Name of Company, Northwest Casualty
Company.
Name of President, If. D. L. Rhodes.
Nam of Secretary, L. D. BrilL
Statutoiy resident attorney for service,
T. E. Larsen, 809 Teminal Sales Build-
ng, Portland. ,
COMMISSIONER'S
COURT -
The following is the official
publication of the record of
claims before the Marion
county commissioner's court
for the February term, 1937,
with the amount allowed, bills
continued, etc, according to
the records in the office of
the county clerk.
COMBINED FUNDS
February Term, 1937
Assessor's Office- Acct.: Paul
Grlebenow, deputy, $115: C. A.
Lews, do, 100; Alma Ackerman,
do, 100; Jean Bahlburg, do, 95.
Clerk's Office Acct.: C: C.'Ward,
deputy, 115; II. A. Judd, do, 115;
H. C. Mattson, do, 110; A. M.
Presnall, do, 110;" Lee Obmart,
do, 60; L. Peterson, do, 90. Co.
Court Sl Commissioner's Acct:
Leroy Hewlett, salary, 1 3 0 ; ; Roy
S. Melson, do, 130; C. C. Ward,
clerk,' 35. Court House Acct.:
J. H. KIrsch, Janitor, 69.69;
W. W. Hill, do, 69.69; Mark Ba
ker, do, 69.69; Alice Dahlen, ele
ratpr operator, 34.75; Kay, PJl
lette, do, 34.75. Salem Justice
Court Acct.: Alma Johnson,
clerk, ;75. Juvenile Court Acct.:
Nona White, Juvenile officer.
109.69. Foor-Healtb Officer Acct.:
E.i E. Berg, health officer, 100;
Irma S. Le Riche, nurse, 110;
Ethel Lermon, clerk, 66.67. Re
corder's Office Acct.: Era C. Len
hardt, deputy, 100; Ara C. Sund-
borg, do, 100; H. C. Schofleld, do,
100; - Evelyn Bye, do, 80r School
Supts. Office Acct,: Cora E. Reld,
assistant, 115; Wayne D. Harding,
supervisor,'- 120.' Sheriff's Office
Acct,: Kenneth L. Randall, dep
uty, 124.69 r B. R, S m 1 th, do,
119.69; B. G. Honeycut, do, 119.
69; Walter Ford, do, 99.69; T. J.
Brabec, deputy, 124.69: ' A.' M.
Dairy m pie, do, 99.69; Glenn Sav
age, do, 110; Geo. J. Becker, do,
100. Treasurer's Office Acct.:
W, Y. Richardson, deputy, 115.
Auditing Acct.: J. H. Roland, au
ditor, 125; W. Richardson, do,
125. Poor Acct.r Boys & Girls Aid
Society, relief, 25; Rufus C. Hol
man, state treas., tree emp. bu
reau main t ltd. Kngineers Of
fice Aect.i K. a Hubbs, engineer,
149.71; M. Welser, elerlt, TI. Dog
License Fundi Lee Ahmart, clerk,
10; Paul-Marnach, enforcement
officer, 124.69; Pul Marnach,
traveling expenses, 10. BhsrlfTs
Office AecLi Resd Rowland,
olerk, 100; A. M. Rothlin. do,
160; A O.- Newell, do, trFred
Krepela, do, 9 Alton Robbins, do,
9; Paul Reldy, do, t; Leland
Shlnn, do, 9; Laurence Alley, do,
901 Harrr Jndson, do, 90; Elvln
Trickdo, 90; Ralph Mlllsr. do,
ST Laura DoelL do, 4S; Wra. Me
Klnney, do, II; Adeline Thoma,
do, 27; Mrs. W. B. Smith, do, 14;
Margaret Burk, do.r 1 5 ; ; Mildred
Simons, do, II; Nell Nutter, do,
IS; Mabel Straw, do, 9; Leroy
Spence, do, IS. District Attorney'
Office Acct.: Lyle J. Page, dep
uty, 16.95; Joseph B. Felton, do,
118.05; Murlsl Martin, stenogra
pher, 50. Labor: Andrew Fisher,
1.99; C.". Morley, 1.99; Theo
dore Fisher, 1.9; W.. M. Fennl
more, .99; Hugh Magee, 12.34;
C D. Miles. 14.19; Joe Bonner,
9.T2; Albert De Santis. S8.08:
Oral-Bgan, 15.70; John McKillop,
1.4 9;., Lou Vearrler, 21.68;, P.-M.
Gregory." 11.97; John Grlesen
auer, 69.82; L. E. Hennles, 67.
81; Bertrand I vers en, 71.82;
P. B. Jensen, 79.80; Grant Jones,
88.79; James McCormlck, 91.77;
O. D. Needham. 69.85; Roy J.
Rice, 15.96; E. J. Richards, 88.
79; Wes A. Rlggs, 47.88; Leonard
Walker, 71.82; J. P. Asplnwall,
127.24; Omer Bartruff, 91.77;
O. D. Blnegar, 99.75; E. Brown,
63.85; Ivan Brown, 1 99.75 ; J. A.
Burns. 78.61; .Wra.- Butte, 88.17;
J. B. Chenowth, 69.6; L. H. Cor
ey, 108.74; F. A; Dutton, 71.82;
Dewey Frledlund, 99.75; R. L.
Green, 99.75; V. J. Herts, 99.75;
J. J. Hollett, 77.74; R. A. Hooper.
99.76; Carroll Junt, , 2.99; Ray
Johnson, 48.18; Iven B. Jones,
81.62; Wm. R. King,. 99.17; Geo.
Mahrt, 97.75; Henry L. Martin,
58.82; Lester Mcllwaln, 90.98;
Wm. Mcllwaln, 107.7.3; H. Paul
son, 95.76; C. E. Powell, 100.25;
John Sacre, 88.87; Nick 8chab,
92.02; Dan Scharf, 110.44;, L. W.
Webber, 68.05; Lee A. Wells, 63.
85; Frank Woelke, 108.74; Clyde
Woodruff, 104.15; W. C. Woold
rldge, 88.29; Anton -Feskens, 99.
75; Lloyd Jarman 99.75; Theo
dore Kuenii, 99.75; Greg Robl,
87.78; E. L. Rodger s. 7.98;
Frank Schampier, 99.75; Clarence
Zuber, 83.79; A. H. Hennles, 124.
75; W. C. De Ross, 99.75; Cole
man Donahue, 62.26; T. J. Van
decoevprlng, 103.74; .Raleigh
Champ. 89.77; Fred Ferry, 8.98;
Wm. Happenstahl, 3.99; Caroll
Hunt, 33.30; Arthur Morgan, 85.
78; Geo. Nettling, 30.80; Joe
Prang, 71.82; Nelson R. Roland,
21.84; Hugh Webb, 8 3.79;-, C. C.
Stay ton, 93.76; G. A. Prentiss.
49,69; B. A. Snyder, 6.21: Bert
A. Snyder, 1.30; Ray La Follett.
12.45; Jos. W. Marcroft, 99.69;
Geo. W. Averett, relief of J. B.
Dotscn. 10; Labor: Ben H- Haw
kins, 8J.82; T. L. Davidson, 99.
75; M. M. Magee, 71.82; Ray
mond B. Miller. 17.20; M. M.
Booker, 41.85; Harry Christian,
18.94; A. V. Fisher. 40.13; Oliver
Johnson. 6.97; J. F. Bewley, 94.
77; ChaN L. Beckner; 12.47; Dick
Buell, 6.98; E. L. Rogers, 11.95;
Ralph Glrod, 87.78; Harry Beck
er, 111.86; Israel Hartman, 89.
89;' E. .E. Hedges, 47.94; Lowell
M. Lambert, 90; Frank Lay ton,
82.56; Elvis Pulley, 47.94;" I. C.
Ramseyer,. 98.89; S. B. Trotter,
27.29; Geo. W. Averett, relief of
Michel Jurewlcz. 15; Geo. W. Av
erett, relief of Thea Algulre, 10;
Bud Bass, labor, 6.58; Otto Boet
tlcher, jr.,, hauling gravel, 67.80;
L. M, Case, do, 345.36; W. J.
Davenport, do, 324.34; Kenneth
M. Dickenson, do, 47.30; Roy
Dickenson, do, 50.20; C, N. Ges
ner; do, 250.68; Cleo Kepplnger,
do, 355.56; H. Keppinger, do,
361.08; P. A. King, do. 295.20;
C. C. Llbby, do, 63.12; John Nag,
do, 161.04; Joe F. Rlngwald, do,
391.32; Trevor "Stayton, do, 266.
08; Fred Stewart, do, 51.04; J..H.
Tweedle, do, 78.48;. L. R. Twee
die, do, 115.44; W. P. Collard,
gravel, 204.42; Chas. Hoyt, do,
919.42; Oregon Gravel Co., do.
1403.62: E. L. Rigdon, do, 252.
62; Mt. States Power Co., power,
279; Schleis Bros. Garage, weld
ing, etc., 24.90; C. C. Stayton, use
of car, 12.51; Stayton Hdw. Co.
Inc.. bolts, etc., 1.30; Stayton
Switchboard Assn., telephone,
3.86; N. C. Hubbs. . use .-of car,
44.82; Margaret Weiser,' stamps,
1.40; Orval Cook,' blow torch, 2.
50; The Gilpin Const. Co., steer
ing wheel, 16; Pohle Staver Co.,
wire. 3.95; Mill City Welding &
Machine Shop, welding, 1.25 ;
Douglas McKay Chev: Co., truck,
1064.61; Loggers & Cont. Mach.
Co., motor patrol, 3731.38; Gen
eral Petroleum -Corp., oil, 31.63;
Neidermeyer's Martin , Lbr. Co.,
piling, 795.90; Amalgamated
Steel Co., steel. , 132.75; F. A.
Dutton, cans, 2.75; Bill Watkins,
cartridges, 5.10; Hutcheon Paint
Store, paint, 1.50;- Austin West
ern Rd. Mach. Co., plate, etc.,
108.96; Gladys M. Barry, clerk,
69; Bonesteele Bros. Inc., chains,
4.75; Brddfield Smyth Lbr. Co..
lbr., 16.40; Building Supply Co.
Inc., lbr., 21.52; Bureau of La
bor, inspection fee : 22; A. C.
Burk, use of car, 85.63; W. E.
Burns, welding rod, etc., 20.56;
E. H. Burrell, filler, 4.02; Capital
City Bindery, binding, etc., 82.
10; Capital Journal, publ. claims,
21.10; Leo N. Childs. piling. 36;
City. Ice Works, oil, 30; Clack
amas Co., Oregon, Jt. account,
23.60; Columbia -Brick Works,
tile. 17.50; Commercial Book
Store, ribbons, etc., 30.74; Cooke
Stationery Co., file, etc. 9.75; Da
vidson's Auto Service, bushings,
etc., 6.25; .Frank Doolittle, tire.
etc.; 177.241 Lee Doty, gumming
saw, 3;' Dough ton & . Sherwln,
lamps, etc., '78.44; Walter J.
Downs, windshield, etc., 15.85;
D. O. Drager, freight, 36.97; Elec
tric Steel Foundry Co., rope, 6.90;
Ray L Farmer Hdw. Co., leather,
etc., 8.90; W. E. Flnxer & Co.
Inc., stencils, etc., 6.25; Firestone
Auto Supply & Serv. Stores, re-
line brakes, etc., 183.88; Gabriel
Powder tc Sap. Co.. power, etc.,
147.21 The General Tool Co.,
plugs, etc., 34.03; Goodrich Sil-
vertown Stores.-" casings, etc..
227.32: A. C. Haag tc Co., blades,
etc., 574.52; J, E. Haseltlne dfc
Co., couplings, etc., 66.97; How
ard Cooper Corp., pinion, etc.,
19.65; Iven B. Jones, use of car,
18.36; Ira J or gen sen, fuse, etc.,
285.65; Loggers db Cont. Mach.
Co., gas tank etc., 62.93; Dong
las McKay Cher. Co., bearings,
etc.', 1.60; Needham's Book Store,
tape, etc.,,. 32.50; Oregon State
Hgy. -Com., rebore, cylinder, etc.
28.00 Oregon Statesman, PubL
claims, 30.80; The Pacific Tel.
A Tel. Co., telephones,- 160.75;
Portland Gen. Electric Co., elec
tricity, 411.43; Pure Iron Culv.
Mfg. Co., iron, 166.96; Rahn
MeWhorter Paper Co., carbon,
etc., SS.S4; Robertson Heavy
Ddw. Co., coal, 21.56; Salem Bar
gain House, pipe, etc., 16.60; Sa
lem ' Hardware, Co., rivets etc,
10.55; -Salem Steel 8upply,
bearings etc, 324.41; Henry. W.
Scott; keys, 1.00; Shell Oil Co.,
gasoline, 223.01; C has. K.
Spanldlng Log. .Co., lumber, 8.54;
Standard Oil Co., of Calif., gaso
line, 656.62; Union OU Co., of
Calif., gasoline, 4.93; Valley
Mach., it Weld. Co., welding rod;
61.05; Valley Motor Co.,. gaskets
etc., 30.82; C A. Vlbbert, rubber
cord etc, 32.36; Western Auto
Supply Co., tires etc.,' 16.39; G.
B. White, clerk, 88.12; Woodbury
company, washers, etc.,' 64.54; C.
B. Wilson, advertising, 200.00.
Assessor's Office Acct.: Bur
rough's Add. Mach. Co., typewrit
er, 125.00. Clerk's Office Acct,:
Remington Rand Inc., bookkeep
ing. machine, 900.00; Remington
Rand Inc., maint.- agreement,
90.00. Coroner's Office Acct.:
premium on bond, 15.00; Dr. P.
A. Pemberton, examination, 5.00;
Dr. F. Howard KKurts, examina
tion,' 1.00. ' Court - House Acct.:
Capital City Laundry, laundry,
1.75; F. M. Klsey, removing snow,
1.20 ; Hansen & Llljeanist . Inc.,
lumber, 2.68; Otis Elevator Co.,
elevator maint,; ' 6.00; . Packer
Scott Co., powder, 15.58; Salem
Water Commission, water 19.64;
Standley tc Foley Inc.; insurance,
28.00. Dependent Mothers Asst.
Acct. I Mrs. Maud Kime, relief,
10.00. Dist. Attys. Office. Acct.:
Lyle J. Page, stamps, 6.00; R. L.
Polk A Co., directory, a 2.00;
United SUtes. Natl Bank, rent,
25.00. Exam, of Drunken Drivers'
Acct.: Dr. Paul A. Pemberton, ex
aminations 30.00. Indigent Sol
dier. Relief Acct,: Harry A. Wil
son, v relief of A. H. Thomas,
15.00.; Harry A Wilson relief of
Mrs. N. A. Hansen, 15.00. Insane
Acct,: Dr. V. E. Hockett, examin
ations 80.00; Dr. L. A. Steeves,
do 6.00. Jail Acct.: A. C. Burk,
board of prisoners 852.67; Red
Cross Pharmacy, medicine, 10.58;
Sanitary Service Co., removing
garbage, 1.00. Salem Justice
Court Acct.: Earl Adams, travel
Exp.,, 18.31; Earl Adams, - cash
adv. for stamps, 1.00; Bertelson
V McShane, envelopes, 13.25; H.
J. Bratzel, reporter, 2.50; The
CaplUl Press, printing, 5.10; S.
C. Catlin dk R. K. Page, rent,
40.00; Blanche B. Ferguson, re
porter, ! 2.60; M. ' B. Hayden,
stamps,1 1.50; Remington . Rand,
Inc., typewriter, 106.00; Bertha
J. Thomas, reporter, 2.50. Law
Library.Acct.? Bobbs Merrill Co.,
law books, 12.00; West Publish
ing Co., do, 30.00. Poor Health
Service (.Acct.: Dr. J. S. Back
strand, medical services, 15.00;
E. E. Berg, travel exp., 37.50; H.
RT Crawford, stamps, 5.00;
Drmarian M. Follis, medlcan ser
vices, 4.00; Hendrie Laboratories,
lab. fees, 25-00; Irma S. Le Riche,
travel exp., 37.50. x Marion Co.
Dept. of Health, maintenance of
unit, 64.26; Needham's Book
Store, file eases etc, 23.00; Per
ry's Drag Store, medicine, 2.25;
R. L. Polk tt Co., directory,
12.00; G. D. Searle ft Co., sup
plies, 18.00; Shaw Supply . Co.,
do, 16.43. Poor Farm: I. W.
Lewis, medicine, 8.69; H. Olden
burg, care of Inmates, 231.50;
Pratt A ' Rasmussen, pipe etc.,
5.28; Perry's Drug Store, medi
cine, .60; Salem Deaconess Hos
pital, care of Juveniles, 84.75; J.
We Take Great Pleasure in
THE QPEHING
New Sub-Division
j Saturday, March 6, 1937
Drive out the Portland Hi-Wayy pirn right at
the 2nd road past the Hayesvillej Scho 1, then
go a few hundred feet, you will notice ;he Big
Sign, REIMANN GARDENS, limine of the
TRACTS' have fine fruit trees! SOIL, Wil
lamette Silt Xoam. Electricity ;4c Gasi Avail
able; YlO Cents Bus Fare, Onljf & LIMITED
number- pf tracts. So make yiur selection
early, however no sales made before the Open
ing Date, March 6th. . ;' I
PRIGES FROM $250,00 UP. TERMS AS LOW AS
$50.00 DOWN AND
SEE US FOR FURTHER PAimcULARS
mm
Realtor '
.167S. HighSt.
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E. D.Potter, i
E. A. Morrison,'saIe8menv
Salesman Will Be on
cash adv.
for cert,
Com. of
opr. .$0. State Relief
Oreg., February payment, 6829. -47.
Co J Property Acct.1 The Cap
ital Press, j Publ. adv 1.20; H.
Wm. Tkielaen, salary, 100.00; II.
Wm. Thielsen, nse of car, 7.87;
J. C. Whgeman.i Ins. on dwelling,
16.00. Recorder's Office Acct.:
Mildred, R,j Brooks, cash adv. for
postage 10.00; H. R. Crawford,
envelopes, j 12 3.4 8; G, Thomas,"
clerk, 26.65. Scalp Bounty. Acct.:
L. M. i Doerfler, bounty, ' 1.50.
School Supts. Office Acct.: Cooke
SUUonery !Co., j file etc., 74.40;
Mary I llulkerson, use of car,
12.60; t Kt GUI Co., books. 4.82;
Wayne 3). Harding, use ef car,
26.28; iKraps A Long, prinUng,
69.90; Fred M. Lobdell. booklets.
14-.00; -H. C- Seymour, plus, 2.30.
Sealer of Wts. A Measures Acct.:
C. -R. tkne", sesier," 25.42". Sher
iff's Office (Acct;: Abrams A Ellis
Inc.. bond, 300.00; T. J; Brabec,.
travel xp. , ; 1080 ; The Capital
Press, print tax! receipts, 600.00;
Franklin Printing: Co.. printing.
4.10; bI G.I Honeycut, travel exptj
5.9 0 ; Rbenl Typf writer Excbange,
rent oC machine, 3.10; Unruh
Knapp Printing Co., envelopes,
214.59; Wistem Unloh Tel. Co.,
telegrams, 14.48. Surveyor! Of
fice Acct.: (Alfred. R. Nolan, Jr.,
blue pr ntlig, 10.25; Gordon E.
Tower, Indx supeys, 42.00. Tax
Refund f Acit.! Capital Bedding
Co., ovejrpajyment of taxes, 1.70.
Treasurer's Office Acct.: D. G.
Drager,! cash radv.- for stamps,
11.18. pog License Fund. Acct.:
City of Balem, city share 950.96;
Floyd Bateii, sheep killed by dogs,
2.00; ' 0. C. - Cannon, do, 5.00;
O. P. Giveni do, 31.X)0; H. E. Hub
bard, d, 6.00; Mrs. Frank King,
do, 13. Qt); J. CJ Morley, do, dis
allowed t Claude' Page, 8.00; A.
H. Thompson, do, 5.00; W. G.
Warwick,, do, 20.00; J. F. TVeh-:
rum, ddj 80.00; Henry A. Whit
ney, do- 20.00; Henry A. Whit-:
ney, db, 110.00. Miscellaneous
Accts.; JBallou -4 Wright, bar etc.,
311.15; ;Mary F A A. C. Stowell,
rent, 2ij.00 . Earl Adams, .travel
evp., 53;50;f A. C. Burk, do, 22 6.
16; State Ind. Acc. " Commission,
insurance; ' 450.74; - J: J. iLam
brecht. bounty, S.00; Elmer Tay
lor, do, 16.0 0; Theodore Etzel, do,
I. 50; The j Austin Western Dd.
Mach. Co., j Belting etc., 720.32;
H. J. Bratxel, reporter. 5.00; Ben
H. Hawkins, Ubor, 36.00; Bert
Howe, guarding) prisoner, 10.00;
Woodbum Independent, printing,
10.30; Roth Bertha Lee, right of
way, 1442,50; A. R. Barnes,
bounty, (2.00; Vincent Etzel, do,
I. 50; Statel Ind. Accident -Com.
Insurance, 481.70; Southern Pa
cific Cot removing dirt, 7.S4; L.
Townsend, ) peaches,' 20.00; Jo
seph Bt Fpltoni, Prof, services,
68.00; Florence K. Palmer, steno
eraphic service , 11.20; B. G.
Honeycut, t-traveling expenses.
3.00; Gjjo. iW. Averett, relief of
J.. P. H$rnefer, 10.00; G. W. Av
erett, relief of Joel Burch, 10.00;
Austin Western! Rd. Mach. Co.,
grader, 6832. 57 West Publishing
Co., law books, 147.00. Juvenile
Court Acct.: 8. A. Pitney, travel
ing ekpeinses, 18.40; A. C. Burk,
board off prisoners,. 280.80; Salem
Deaconess H1sp'. care of prisoner,
14.00. Miscellaneous Accts.; Town
of Stayton, royalty, 136.47: A. C
A Mary F. Stowell, do, 136.47; S.
D. MyerfB, bounty, 7.00; V. Li
Irish, commission, . 12.50; , State
Relief ComJ of Oreg., blind Asst.
share. If 8.5 3; State Relief Com.
of - Oregpn, O. A. pension appt.,
4982.16;! Association of Oregon
Cos.. association fee, 141.70;
Bonesteele Bros., Inc., truck,
597.25; Robert A. Brown, bounty,
2.00; Join Lamhrecht, do, 1.00.
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