PAGE TEN
Portland Girl
Leading Race
Marie Schneider Boasts
' 370,000 Votes; Contest
Close Is Nearing
MT. ANGEL The latest tabu
lation of votes for the queen con
testants for the Mt. Angel Flax
Festival, August 18 to , 20, pats
Hiss Marie Schneider of Portland
looritnv with 97ft. flAO vntpa.
' Second In ' Friday's count was
Eleanor Canoy. Silverton's entry,
while Faye Clodfelter, Salem, took
third place. They had 316,000
end 300,000 Totes respectively.
Other candidates' In the Queen
race took the following order:
Kitty . Ryan, Salem, 290,000;
Elaine Bourbonnais, Mt. "Angel,
285,000; Virginia Meek, Mt. An
gel, 276,000; Flora Chiodo, Port
land 275,000; Katherine Boyer,
Salem, 265,000; Margaret Whit
ney, Woodburnt 250,000; Pauline
Jones. Marquam, 245,000.
V Contest Ends Wednesday .
,The contest will close" Wednes
day night,- August 16, with the
deadline on button sales set for
9 , p. m. Frank Kellogg, Salem
auditor, will be in charge of audit
ing and certifying the rotes, while
the votes are being double check
ed an amateur program will enter
tain the crowd until the announce
ment of the winners can be made.
The program is in charge of
Walter Cain, Douglas Harris and
Albln Bean. Anyone wishing to
enter should contact Mr. Cain.
Registration ia open until Satur
day, August 12.
Already registered - are: Ray
Rothenfluch, Virgil Wills, Andy
Wachter, Tony Bigler, Frank Sla
by, Walter Smith, Pauline Jones.
Tony Penka and the ML Angel
Girls' Trio.
The entertainment will begin
at 8 p. m. and will be presented
from a reviewing stand on the
north side of the city hall.
79th Birthday Is
Celebrated, Lyons
Lilath Weitman Taken to
Doernbeclier Hospital
for Treatment
LYONS - Friends and neigh
bors1 gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ring Saturday
night to help Mr. Ring celebrate
his 79 th birthday anniversary.
tertainment for the evening. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith,
Mr., and Mrs. Hugo Hallln, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Bassett, Mr. and
Mrs.' R. A. Brown, Beulah and
Kenneth Lewis and Dale and Ce
cil Bassett. -Mrs.
K e a t o n returned to the
noma di aer uiuiulci, aiiw. iiu
Spa. after : spending three weeks
at the home of Mrs. Gladys Ga
vetts In Monmouth. Mrs. A. D.
Finch of' Seattle is also a guest at
the Spa home. , Mrs. Finch and
Mrs. Spa are listers. V .-,
Lilath Weitman, " youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Weitman, who Is seriously ill, was
taken to the Doernbecher hospital
In Vtrt1aflif vtiA a V a will Mmttn
for medical treatment.
Plan Benefit
Faith Rebekah lodge held Its
regular meeting Wednesday night.
, Plans were made to hold, two
benefits In the next six months.
1 The following committees were
appointed: first. Mrs. Hasel Lewis,
Mrs. Mabel Bass, Mrs. Alta Bode
ker and Mrs. Rosa Berry; second,
Mrs. Lois Cornforth, Mrs. Mildred
Can. Mrs. Theresa Crabtree and
Mrs. Alice Huber.
Percy Hlatt. who is employed
at , the Black Rock . logging camp,
Is home for a few days. The camp
Is closed down due to low humid
ity. -V ,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen Tburs-
! day took Newton Allen to the Sa-
I lem Deaconess hospital, where he
will receive medical treatments;
Bert Lyons received the eon
tract to paint the Lyons school
house and gymnasium and began
. work the first of the week.
Former Printer
; f Revisits at Scio
SCIO Mr. and Mrs. John Al-
den of Boise were guests this
week at the Joe Lytle home in
Scio. Alden Is a printer on the
Idaho Statesman, having . served
his apprenticeship In the trade on
Ly tie's newspaper in Wyoming SO
years ago.
Mrs. A. Jorgensen of -Auburn,
Wash., was a visitor at the home
of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Wesely.
Mrs. Jorgensen was accompanied
by her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Swan son of
Seattle.
Three More
Th9 firi who is ia the lead for qneea honors at the annual Independence Hop Fiesta la pictured above
wiJi Salem's two attractive candidates for the same honor. Miss Bbutba Jean Karre of Dallas, left,
tras teps at the last vote counting. She Is the daughter at Mr. and Mrs. George Kurre of Dallas. Cen
ter and rischt are the capital eity'a entrant, Miss Berdell Kathryn "Wade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jess T. Wade, 175 S. 18th, and Miss Betty Tolcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R M. Toler, Liberty
'2xlsL- (estea-MSIer photos).. - ,
Unafraid
- A" s
i 4...x::'":V:.":'::': .
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f ' -
iii i ii i imini.ti
Captain John J. Keegan of, the
Portland police department is
' shown after he returned from
the Harry Bridges deportation
"hearing on Angel Island in San
Francisco bay, where he was
t summoned by the defense as its
second "adverse' witness. Kee
gan declared be ' had ; received
an anonymous letter saying a
" waterfront sane planned to
"dump" him, but laughed it off
' savins. "I've been threatened
by experts."
Superphosphate Is
Being Ordered
Polk County Farmers Are
Advised to Apply at
Seeding Time
DALLAS Treble superphos
phate orders from farmers who
are participating in the agricul
tural conservation program in
Polk county will be received for
fall shipments to be made soon,
according to information received
from the office of the Polk county
association.
These orders will be handled in
a similar manner to the shipments
which were received last spring,
The price, however, on this mate
rial has been advanced to 136 per
ton which is an increase of $2
over that which was ordered pre
viously. Payment for this fertiliz
ing material is advanced by the
government and is taken out of
the soil conservation payment to
each farmer.
Mr. Leth says that most benefit
can be expected from the use of
this fertilizing material with le
gume crops if applied at seeding
time. . Those who anticipate using
It with Austrian winter peas or
vetches can expect much better
results from it by applying it this
fall at seeding time.
Soil tests should be made by
those contemplating the use of
this material in order to have a
better idea of the rate of appli
cation needed for the best results.
Only five carloads of this ma
terial have been allotted to Polk
county for fall shipment, there
fore it will be necessary for any
one desiring this material to get
his order in early to be included.
A closing date for receiving or
ders has, not as yet been'announc-
ed, although it is planned to set
a closing date early enough so
that the material can be secured
in plenty of time for fall seeding.
FROM NORTH DAKOTA
BETHEL Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Bueurench have us their house
guests Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hanes,
Alice Virginia, Clifford and Bruce
Hanes, of Minot, ND, who drove
through by auto and will remain
for a month visiting relatives and
friends in the vicinity of Salem.
Mrs. Bueurench and Mrs. Hanes
are sisters.
Another sister, Mrs. J. W. West,
and small son Richard, of Minuot,
who has been visiting: here for a
month left for her home on Thurs
day by train. " -
er s
News
; SILVERTON ' HILLS - Plans
are being made for the Silverton
Hills grange meeting, August 18.
C. V. Murray and Hie Murray-will
be in charge of refreshments.
The grange will also discuss the
milk control bill. Interested par
ti e s . representing opposite aides
will be invited to lead the discus
sion, members report.
. MACLEAT Stayton park, not
Paradise Island as originally
planned, will be the scene of the
Macleay grange's picnic this Sun
day, it was announced Friday.
Candidates: Every
Grang
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.-
Fund
General Fund
Roads and Highway Fund
High School Fund ;
County School Fund .;.
School Library Fund
Miscellaneous Funds
Trust and Agency Funds .
Old Age Pension Fund ,
Elementary School Fund ,
Special Road Funds
Totals
General Fund
Roads and Highways fund
High School Fund
County School. Fund
School Library Fund
Miscellaneous Funds
Trust and Agency Funds
Old Age Pension Fund
Elementary School Fund.
Special Road Fundi
, Totals $482,36,4.61 $ 16,133.66 $166,690.72 $688,685.82 $107,805.75 $93,532.33 $1,555.212;88
(D) Deficit or overdraft
State of Oregon, )
)ss. -County
of Marion) '
I, U. G. Boyer, County Clerk of Marlon County, Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the
amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid and of the financial condition of Marion County on June 80, 1939, as the same appears upon
the records of my office and in my official custody. ' v
Witness my hand and the seal of the County Court this 81st day of July, 1939.
(SEAL) U. G. BOYER, County Clerk.
Marion County, Oregon Treasurer's Semi-Annual Statement
For Period Ending June 30, 1939
July 14, 1939.
Honorable Judge and Commissioners,
County Court of Marion County,
Salem, Oregon.
Gentlemen:
As provided by Chapter 27-518, Oregon Code 1930, the following Semi-annual Statement of Marion County's Financial standing Is
submitted for the year of 1939, January 1, to June 30 Inclusive; showing a detail list of Receipts, the amount of money paid out on
Warrants, the fund balances, and the Investment, Bank, and Cash Balances as of June 30, 1939.
FUNDS
General
Elementary School
Old Ago Pension
General Road
Dog License . .
County Fair .
Indemnity .. . .
Liquor Law Enforcement
County School
County School Library
Treasurer's Trust
Tax Advance
Road District Control
Trust Agency Control
Tax Warrant Control
Other Trust Control ....
TOTAL
Calif ornian Pays
Visit at Lebanon
Prentiss Brown, Formerly
Student There, Sends
Daughter to OSC
LEBANON Prentiss Brown of
Los Gaston, Calif., has been visit
ing the past week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Brown, on North Main street.
- He departed Thursday for his
home. Mr. Brown has been super
intendent of the union high
school at Los Gaston for the past
eight years.
He came up to make arrange
ments for his daughter Barbara
to attend OSC. The elder daugh
ter, Flora May, will attend Stan
ford university. Mr. Brown is a
graduate of Lebanon high school.
He was superintendent of the
high school at Baker, Ore., before
going to Los Gaston.
Eighteen members of the Past
Noble Grand club met Thursday
for a-l o'clock covered dish
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Alice Elliott on Second street.
After the business meeting the
afternoon was spent socially.
Mrs. Alice Elliott and Mrs. Jennie
Southard were the hostesses.
Mrs. Emma Reeves, who has
been seriously ill. Is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Marie Dobesle, who fell
some time ago, has been quite
ill, but Is reported better.
- James Conoy, who was injured
a week ago in the woods above
Sweet Home, while driving a
caterpillar, is reported some bet
ter. He was brought to his home
In Lebanon and is being attended
by a nurse.
Back Front Beaches
ST. LOUIS Edward and Earl
Manning returned this week from
a vacation trip to Oregon beaches.
They stopped at thS home of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Wing of Eddy
ville, former St. Louis resident.
One a Queen
Tht OREGON STATESMAN, Salem,
Marion County Financial Statement
June 2
ASSETS
Taxes
Receivable -1929-1939
9443,529.64
48.537.92
- 21,490.47
121.535.89
1,244.99
-Cash -.$178,238.09
. 15,108.48
- (D) 89.65
- 11,921.00
- ' 2,706.79
9.143.86
132,584.60
8,248.51
52,347.31
2,817.17
.$375,676.95
$688,685.82
LIABILITIES
Warrants
Payable
$ 6,302.35
313.12
275.22
Appropriations
-.8167.530.13
125,597.77
11,745.56
79,256.87
1,992.49
7,674.75
10,237.97
5.00
38.841.39
46,650.78
3,074.87
Beginning Fund
Balances
Jan. 1
1939
$120,738.94 1
912.90
to Fund
246,626.74
47,070.45
90.46
33,530.30
.OD15.619.91
135.896.44
3,517.83
1,469.11
124.00
27,604.77
1,226.56
8,967.91
2,297.94
149,513.77
6,238.57
27.694.91
844.087.99
22.40
.$441,888.83 $1,199,124.25 $2,247,103.28 $1,148,040.50
Honorable Judge and Commissioners
County Court of Marion County,
Salem. Oregon.
Gentlemen:
As provided by Chapter 27-1715, Oregon Code 1930, this report is submitted showing as of June
30. 1939, the ash on hand, cash In banks and collateral securing such bank denoalta. interest rate
paid on bank deposits, cash items,
As at June SO, 1939, there
D. G. DRAGER,
County Treasurer
Cash Account
Cash Items ,
U. S. Nat'l Bank of Portland Salem- -Gen.
U. B. Natl Bank of Portland Salem-Trust
U. B. Nat'l Bank of Portland Mt.
Coolldge & McClalne Bank General Account
Coolidge & McClalne S.D. No. 4, Construction"
First National of Portland Salem General
Gervals State Bank General Account
Ladd & Bush Bank General Account , ,
Mill City State Bank General Account
State Bank of St. Paul General Account
Bond Investment Account ,
Warrant Investment Account
Claim Advances .
Over and Short Account
TOTAL ASSETS
General Fund
Old Age Pension Fund
General Road Fund
Dog License Fund
Fair Fund .J.
Indemnity Fund
Liquor Law Enforcement Fund
County School Fund
County School Library Fund
Trust, Agency and Suspense Funds:
Treasurer's Trust Fund
Road District Control Account .
Special Tax Warrant Control Account
Trust Funds due to Cities, Schools, etc.
Other Trust Funds ...
i TOTAL FUND BALANCES
State of Oregon, )
!- )ss. j
County of Marion)
I, D. G. Drager, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the amounts
received, paid, and remaining on hand in the County Treasury of Marlon County, Oregon, for the semi
annual period ending June 80, 1939.
D. G. DRAGER, County Treasurer, Marlon County, Oregon.
Polk County I00F
To Picnic Sunday
DALLAS The annual picnic
for I members of the Polk county
IOOF, their families and friends,
will .be held in the Dallas city
park Sunday." August 13.-- Those
attending are asked ' to bring a
basket lunch. - Coffee, cream and
sugar will bo furnished. .-
- Members of C i r c 1 e 2 . of , the
First Methodist church met on
Wednesday , . . afternoon . . in ;. t h e
church parlors. A 1 o'clock lunch
eon was served. At a business
meeting plans were made tor a
cafeteria luncheon to be served in
the! church dining rooms Wednes
day, August 16.
-Mrs. Cecil Rlggaentertalned
the members of the Boy Scout
Mothers' elub at her home- this
week. A report wss given on the
successful benefit tea given last
week in the gardens of the R. R.
Van Orsdel home. Plans were
made for the group to have s rum
mage sale on September 16. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of , Mrs. Hulda Smith jpn
September 11. - -. '.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Women'a Missionary society
of the First Evangelical church
Oregon, Saturday Morning, August ,12, 1939
0, 1939
Road
Equipment
Buildings
97,342.32
Accounts
Estimated
Revenue .
Receivable -
29,064.27
$ 65,071.17
145,855.15
12,110.33
52,343.21
512.26
740.13
"20.054.82
46.650.78
257.70
$ 9.804.40 8342.855.42
AND SURPLUS ; J
r " Reserve for
Accounts
Payable
$ 43,695.09
Uncollected:.
Taxes
$443,529.64
: 48,537.92
21.490.07
121.535.89
1.244.99
122,346.63
649.00
52.347.31 (D)15,451.93
D. G.
CREDITS
Transfers Receipts
DEBITS
Transfers
to Fund
301.561.44
59,936.57
45,127.90
5.953.00
2,343.03
from Fund
$ 104,458.93
41,158.61
199,448.16
4,752.82
1.00
146,895.79
1,480.23
'19,960.05
795.000.00
519.23
783.818.48
74,507.56
795,000.00
1,582,26
12.00
1,605.32
i
Investments and fund 'balances.
were no outstanding warrants endorsed "not paid for want of funds."
of Marion County.
ASSETS
Angel
.$375,676.95
FUND BALANCES
.$178,194.84
. 3,248.51
. 15.106.48
4,718.01
. 2,S43.03
. 1,469.11
124.00
. 81,921.00
. 2,706.79
. 5,754.33
. 2,817.17
. 10.237.97
.$375,676.95
was held this week at the home
of Mrs. August Hlebenthal with
Mrs. Henry Kllever and Mrs. John
Hamnt as assistant hostesses. Mrs.
Amelia Ash ton had charge of the
devotions and Mrs. David Neufeldt
gave, the lesson study.! Mrs. Cecil
Embree gave an account of the
Women's Missionary society con
vention held recently at Jennings
Lodge." About 20 were present
for the meeting.' ' ;
Geiitemann to Help
' s" i --" .f "- '-"
: SUVER Ralph Eester, who
operates 800 acres- belonging . to
Stump's dairy and also a " large
farm . in .Benton . county, a mile
from Wells, is to bo assisted after
September 1 ly a partner,: George
Gentemann of Albany. ' ,
Kester has 108 cows and 75
acres of Ladlno clover which will
be under Gentemann's supervi
sion. Gentemann: has been an in
structor in Smith-Hughes depart
ment of the Albany high school
and Is a former resident of Su
rer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Gentemann. He is a cousin
of Mrs. Ralph Kester ; -
Lorena Bidders is at home
from Salem where she has had
employment for several weeks, .
Revolving
Funds
9 257.78
17,105.19
Total
813,503.27
226,604.74
33,510.85
205,800.10
4.464.04
'. . 9,143.86
132.584.60
76,390.77
46.650.78
6.559.87
8.485.00
$100,827.32 $17,362.97 $1,555,212.88
.
- - .
-r.--. --. -
TJnappro- Surplus in
priated Permanent
Surplus. Property
$ 63.398.74 $90,047.32
52,155.93
5,007.34
1.226.&6
1,469.11
Toial
813.503.27
226,604.74
33,510.85
205.800.10
4,464.04
9,143.86
132,584.60
76,390.77
46.650.78
6,559.87
8,485.00
DRAGER, County Treasurer.
Ending
Balances
June 30,
1939
$178,194.84
3,248.51
15,106.48
4,718.01
2,343.03
1,469.11
124.00
31.921.00
2,706.79
5,754.33
2,817.17
-81.062.12
10,237.97
35.973.69
Dis
bursements $ 886,273.35
47,983.35
22.40
142,558.16
23,173.63
888,382.78
833,838.02
42.189.62
82,364,398.91 $375,676.95
Salem, Oregon, July 14, 1939.
Interest
Rate
paid on
Deposits
Collateral
Amounts Security
$ 51,391.48
42.71
82,254.00) ,
5,739.33) 138,000.00
8,017.43)
8,000.00
43,326.01
15,000.00
11.044.91
20,000.00
9.001.66
6,000.00
110,991.75
3,324.33
1,489.64
53.67
of 1
14,000.00
120,000.00
120,000.00
10,000.00
40.000.00
5.000.00
6,000.00
81,062.12
45,973.59
Miller Services
Held at Dallas
DALLAS Funeral services for
Levi G. Miller, who died at the
home of his daughter In Salem
Tuesday, were held at the Henkle
4 Bollman chapel hero Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. A.
L Wenlger of the Calvary Baptist
church in saiem officiated. " In
terment was in the Dallas, IOOF
cemetery.";: 5 ";;;r" .if
Levi G. Miller was born In In
dlana, on October 14, 1858. He
moved from there to Kansas in
1880 where he resided for 30
years. He was married : to Pearl
Shirk on December 29, 1885.
In 191$ he moved with his fam
ily to Oregon. He settled in the
Oakdale district about two miles
west of Dallas and. resided there
for about 23 years. Mr. Miller's
wife passed away in-19 31 and in
1936 he moved to Salem where he
has made his home since that
time with his daughter, Mrs. B. H.
Knstrka. - . 1 ,
He is survived by two daugh
ters,! Mrs. F, W. Hughes ot Dallas
and Mrs. Kustrica of Salem and by
two granddaughters, Mrs.. Eva
Kennedy and Miss Lois Hughes.
Marion County Qerks Semi-Anniial
Report
Period Ending June 30, 1939
ST 1TEMEXT OF CLAIMS ALLOWED AND WARRANTS DRAWN
. Claims Allowed and
On What Account Allowed Warrants Draw
GENERAL FUND
General Government:
County Assessor's Office .-...$ 6,672.37
Advertising AVL'Vl
Circuit Court 1 H?-?6
County Clerk's Office -J. : ; 5.004.54
County Coroner's Office : : 426.70
County Court and Commissioners . 3.019.15
Court House . .- : 4,768.44
District" Attorney's Office -. : 1,534.21
Emergency : : 1.150.00
Salem Justice Court U-. . 4,130.05
Outside Justice Courts 903.15
Juvenile Court : 878.70
Law Library . . - . - 787.49
County Recorder's Office .. . 3,943.61
Registration and Elections 457.47
County Surveyor's Office .: . ; 1,097.83 j
County Sheriff's Office Tax Collection . 8,299.42,
County Treasurer's Office . .... : 2,070.53
Public Safety:
Predatory Animals . 500.00
Fire Protection . . 998.60
County Horticulturist : ; c. 875.00
Rodent Control . .. 270.62
Scalp Bounty Predatory Animals . 38.50
Sheriff's Office Legal Dept. . : 5.929.45
. Social Welfare:
County Agent ... 1,100.00
County Fair Fund : 198.19
Health Officer .; 5.438.98
Herd Inspector . . 2,272.63
Indemnity for Slaughter of Diseased Cattle ; 130.00
Indigent Soldier Re.lef . . 836.75
Insane Examination . 228.92
Public AgnlBtftTiffl ' , , ; 2S.Q58.38
Aid Dependent Children - 9,696.32
Jail 1,691.22
Care of Poor Farm . 2,441.11
Care of Foor Miscellaneous , .. 577.20
Care of Poor Blind Assistance ... 959.29
Poor Employment Burenu .. 7.40
Registrar of Vital Statistics 45.00
Education:
County School Superintendent's Office 3,562.15
SUB TOTAL . 115,295.43
Other Funds:
Circuit Judges' Salary (Fees) ......... : . 591.00
District Attorney's Salary (Fees) . 415.00
Refund of Revenue . ... 10.00
Fire Patrol Fund . 1,599.56
Dog License Fund . . 3,029.33
County Property 1,190.95
Photostat Revolving Fund - 4,339.83
Old Age Pensions . 41,158.61
Total . 167,629.71
Road Funds
Market Road Improvements . . 9,587.79
Market Road Maintenance 32,737.01
Road Revolving Fund 88,535.32
County Bridges and Ferries . 17,581.31
General Road Fund 58,520.11 .
Total Warrants Issued on Road Funds .. .. 206,961.54 .
Accounts Receivable . : 530.28
Contracts Receivable .. : . 133.21 (Cr)
GRAND TOTAL Warrants Issued $374,988.32
State of Oregon, )
)ss.
County of Marion)
I, U. G. Boyer, County Clerk of Marion County, Oregon, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the
amount of claims allowed by the County Court of Marion County, on
what accounts allowed, and the amount of warrants drawn, for the.
six-month period ending June 30, 1939, as the same appears upon the
records of my office and in my official custody.
Witness my hand and the seal of the County Court this 31st day
of July, 1939.
(SEAL) TJ. G. BOYER, bounty Clerk.
Tax Collector's Semi-Annual Report
July 25. 1939.
I hereby submit statement of money received for taxes and
amounts turned over to the County Treasurer by ths Sheriff and
Tax Collector for Marion County,
years, beginning wlta the year
first and ending June thirtieth, 1939.
BaL on hand
Jan. 1, 1939
Collected
6 months,
$
Tax Roll
1939 :
1938 ..
1937
S1,U97,79.9
87.936.05
26.129.07
14,061.16
11,758.49
6,861.85
5,191.88
8,385.94
1,302.54
266.09
57.49
7.86
10.21
212.60
. 9,327.58
5,129.59
8,095.92
3,221.11
2,501.22
795.61
1,663.17
587.72
37,80
3.74
62.22
1936
1935
1933-4 .
1932 ,
1931 .
1930
1929 .
1928
1927 .,
1926
Yield Tax
Total $26,425.7$ $1,254,976.22 $1,267,756.54 $13,645.41
State of Oregon, )
).
County of Marion)
' I, A. C. Burk, Sheriff and
Oregon, do hereby certify that
collected for Marion County and
County Treasurer, together with
true as X verily believe.
Lips That Tett-and Kiss
J. Richard "Dixie" Davis, the one-time flashy "kid mouthpiece of the
old S20,000000-a-year Dutch Schultx policy racket, cot this kiss
front his bride of four days, the former Hope Dare, as they faced
interviewers for the first time since their marriage. The newlyweds
both voiced hopes of raising a famDy.
Funeral' Is Held
a. .... a . - "
For Track Victim
LEBANON Funeral services
were held Thursday st S p.m. st
the Harry Howe Funeral home for
Robert Lyn Malone, 9, who was fa
tally injured while riding a bicy
Oregon, for 1939 and all prior
1926, for period beginning January
Turned over
to Co. Treas.,
first 6 mo. I
$1,095,395.89
91,146.31
29,922.60
16,138.70
13,390.64
8,585.60
5,820.72
4.942.72
1,778.33
290.57
5.6.57
70.08
10.21
212.60
BaL on hand
June 30
1939
$ 2.399.10
6,117.32
1.336.08
1,018.38
1,589.01
777.47
166.77
106.39
116,93
' 13.32
4.6f ,
first
1939
Tax Collector for Marion County.
the foregoing statement of taxes
the amounts turned over to the
ths balance of cash on hand. Is
i. C. BURK,
heriff and, Tax Collector,
cle, v
He spent most of his life with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. T. Smith. -
; He 1a survived by his parents,
two brothers, James and Ted of ,
Sweet Home, grandparents, ' Mr.
I and X Mrs. Fanner Malone of '
iSvmI TTnm Mf anil Un "Wm ,
t. Smith 'of Lebanon and distant
relatives. - .