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PAGZ TWENTY-ONE High School Hoop Meet Opees Tonight VETERAN OF THE ANGLES ByJackSdrds Th OHECTCXT STKTZSMXXT. Galru Orjon, Friday Morning, Hard tV 1343 NinthTourney Has 16 Teams Four Mats to Be Kept Hot in Prelims; Finals Saturday Night It' tug-and-pull. far, far into the night, as the ninth annual Oregon State High School wres tling tournament opens tonight at 7: SO on four mat in the Salem high gymnasium. Sixteen schools, which hare list Ad a total of 107 entries, will Tie tor the state title that was last year won by Benson of Portland, by Hill Military academy in 193 8 nd by Salem In 1937. Both Sa lem and Benson hare won the ti ara three times. The OSHSAA will present the championship school with a tro phy emblematic of the state title for 1140 Saturday night, and the champion in each of the 10 weight divisions will receive a medal. Thre Favorites Rated as prominent contenders Cor the title are three schools, Canby, Sandy and Salem. Can by, with two returning champions, rules a sllgat favorite over either Bandy or Salem. Vern Gllmore, director of ath letics at Salem high and coach of the Salem wrestling team, is dl l acting the meet for the ninth consecutive year. Don Hendrie will be serving his eight year as a referee, Roy Mink his fifth and Lloyd Girod his third. Alien Thompson, Canby, will be serving his first year. Gur nee Flesher, Leslie Junior high coach, has been named clerk of the records. The weight divisions are 95 pounds, 105, 115, 125. 135. 145. 1S5. 165. 175 and heavyweight. Salem's entries Include Ray Wii on. Jack Knedler, Bob Allen, Wayne Straw, Joe Yada, Otis Wil son. Wayne Snider, Burton Car negie. Jack Madd, Harlan Eng land. Milton McFarland, Willie I'aulus, Claude Swingle, Henry (irabenhorst, Tom Tandy. Bob Lemon, Claude Gilgore, Herb italke. Rill Butte and Norman Sholseth. Demaret Is Tops At St. Petersburg ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., Feb. 29-(yP)-Smllln Jimmy Demaret, Houston professional and golf's leading money winner for 1940. today won th St. Petersburg open golf tournament for his fifth vic tory of the winter campaign. Adding two par rounds of 71 to lils opening 69, Demaret won the 51-hole tournament with 211, nos ing out Byron Nelson, national pn champion of Toledo, by one stroke. Flret prise money was $"00 and increased Demaret's links earnings for the year to more than StOOO. v Nelson, three strokes off the pace set by K. J. Harrison, Little Itock, and Demaret through the first 36 holes, biased in with a 69. two under par, for 212 and took $450 second money. Nelson had rounds of 71, 72 and 69. Stanley Horne. Montreal, with a 72 and two sub-par 70's took $350 third money with 213. Hazel Green 411 Members Get Pins HAZEL GREEN Five year 4H club Pins have been awarded t Marlon Wampler and Irene Wacken. Four jear pins went to Tom Yoshlkai, Meredith John in and Geraldine Wolf; three y.ar pins to Lois Wacken, Del mar Kobow, Henry Yoshlkai. John Wolf, Neal Wolf, Gene Rutherford, BHlie Woelke; two yar pins to Rosalie Wacken, Evelyn Montandon. Phyllis Vice. June Johnson. Marie Phillips, Donald Thurman. Yutuka Kyono. Myrtle Kiel, Charles Hayes; first yiar pins to Lawrence Vice. Ro land Van Cleave, Junior William son, Susunia Kyono, James Kas pr. Milo Kllever. Verne Kliever, Orvel Kllever, Eldon KHever and Bobble Rickets. Billy Beard Gets Idaho Falls Pact I DOHA FALLS. Idaho. Feb. 29 (P)-Lou Garland, business man ager of the Idaho Falls Russets In the Pioneer baseball leagne. aald today contracts had been mailed to several players who per formed for Lew Is ton, Idaho, last Season. They Included Mike Reser of Walla Walla. Wash., outfielder: William Beard of Salem, Ore., catcher; Jack Hurrle of Portland, Ore., and Jack Hall, pitchers, and Leo Wilson of Lot Angeles, utility. Portland Tighten Grip On Hockey Second Spot PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 29-VP) -Portland strengthened its hold on second place In the Pacific Coast Hockey league her tonight by defeating the league-leading Vancouver Lions. 2 to 1, in a fast, hard-fought gam. Bound to Grand Jury LEBANON BalLe CHnto Bode was bound over to the grand Jury of tha circuit court when he mad appearance through bis attorney, Roy Hewitt of Salem, la tha justice court. The charge against him assault with a dangerous weapon. Bode waived a preliminary hearing and was nut la tha Linn County Jail. Ball was "bet at- $2000. Ernest Weia r, whom Bed la accused et wounding wita a .22 calibre ri fle la aald to a holding his own. 21 is fat tha Lebanon hospital. DlMag Models 4 4 Yankee Slugger Joe DlMaggio, west cot's luminary in big time bjUM-ball, abided another chore to bU long lit of activ ities when recently he took time off la Han Francisco to model men's spring style. Top, Joe don a vari-color! sports en semble, supporting claim he's one of sport' bet drewer. Be low, he t shown garbed to the style of a executive. Right af ter the modeling tak, he head ed for the Yankee training ramp at St. Feterburg, Fla. I IX photo. Training Camps SAN fRNANDO. Calif., Feb. 2 9 (P) Alan Strange, classy shortstop with Seattle in 1939 and now owned by the St.- Louis Browns, dropped into his ex-teammates' training camp today for a two-day visit before Journeying on to Join the major league club at San Antonio. Texas. Strange laid he was in good condition, and lost no time wish ing Manager Jack Lelivelt of the Rainier a successful season. Outfielder Francis Kelleher, formerly of Newark, signed his Seattle contract and in his initial workout yesterday belted a ball over the fence. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. Feb. 29 - (JP) - Joe Gordon, Yankees' flashy second baseman, came to terms with tha world champions today, leaving unsigned only three regulars, Jioe Dl Vgio Charles Ruffing and Red Rolte. and two rookie outfielders. Bill Mathewson and Mike Chartak. It is believed Gordon will re ceive $12,500. a pay boost of abont 14000. Duquesne Resigns Donelli PITTSBURGH, Feb. 29-(flV-Alao T. "Buff Donelli won In his first year as head football coach guided Duquesne univer sity to an nndeteated season and nation-wide recognition in 1939. today signed a contract to coach tha Dukes for three mora years with "a considerable boost In pay.- SiWerton Faculty Win 8ILVERTON Sllverton facul ty members defeated the Silver Streaks from tha national guard In an overtime play, 28 to 25, Tueadaj night i I ' V 8 I ! Henry Armstrong Seeks 4th Crown Up Against Middleweight Claimant C. Garcia at Los Angeles LOS ANGELES, Feb. 29.-(flV- Welterweigbt Champion Henry Armstrong, nearest thing to per petual motion the ring has ever seen, apparently is in top shape in his campaign to attempt a teat never recorded in prizefight his tory. Once ruler of three divisions, now the king of the world's 147 pound ranks, the weaving, bob bing little brown bomber is mod estly confident he will annex a fourth title tomorrow night when he goes up against heavier, hard, hitting Ceferino Garcia, claimant of the middleweight crown. Title Is Clouded The sturdy fillplno's title may be a clouded one, and a victory by Armstrong will further befuddle the situation, but there will be ac tion, excitement and drama in this battle. In 1938 these two waged a furi ous 15-round struggle bofore a roaring crowd in New York, with Armstrong successfully defending his welterweight championship. The rematch finds Garcia, the bolo-busting fillpino. at his natur al weight and defending the crown be blasted away from Fred die Apostoli in New York last Oc tober , Tomorrow night's throng, a turnout expected to top 3S.000 and thick with Hollywood celebri ties, will be watching two fighters who tegan their climb in this, their home town. Betting on the outcome is still 50-50 and take your pick. Seio and Tangent Ad vance, Tourney SCIO Scio high defeated Hal sey 33 to 18 and Tangent de feated Brownsville 20 to 13 in opening games of the Linn county B league tournament. Shedd and Harrisburg were play ing late Thursday night. Tangent will play the winner of this game at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon and Scio will play the winner of that game Friday night at 8:30. Lineups of the Scio-Halsey game: Scio 33 18 Halsey Yeager 14 2 Taap Holechek 4 Bayne Sweeney 15 2 Briscin Phillips 2 7 C. Hollis Sims 2 3D. Hollis Tillamook Tosser Sets Score Mark Tillamook's Piper topped No Namse basketball league scorers with 123 points, a new league mark for 12 games, the official records released from the office of League Secretary Vern Gil more reveal. Piper was closely contested by McMinnvllle's Metzler, who scored 12 2, also breaking the old reoord of 111 points, set hy O'Brien of Oregon City last year. Third place went to Corvallis' Cole with 118 points, fourth to Salem's Russell Satter witht 102 and fifth to Salem's Scottie Se bern with 99. Turner Woman Is Called North by Father's Illness TURNER Mrs. Blanche Wil liams was summoned to Dayton, Wash., over the weekend, upon word received of the seri ous illness of her aged father. Mrs. Kuth Riches is substituting for Mrs. Williams in the upper grade school room. The serving of hot dish school lunches has been discontinued. Mrs. L. M. Small will enter tain at her home Friday after noon at 2 o'clock for the Metho dist ladles silver tea. Washington Man Buvs Scio Farms SCIO The J. T. Funk estate farm of 12 4 acres and the Guy Funk farm of 40, three miles west of Scio, have been sold to J. C. Cleveland of Cosmopolis, Wash., the deal being concluded at a cash consideration of about $7000. The Clevelands operate a merchantile business In Wash ington and do not plan to occupy the place. A part of the John Beclcka property In Scio has been sold to Frank Benes, who plans to oc cupy the place soon, while oper ating the farm of Anton Benes, who is spending the winter in Arizona for the benefit of his health. The Beclcka family will continue to reside on the re mainder of the property. Funeral Saturday For LeRoy Maring STAYTON LeRoy Maring, 89, died Thursday- at his home at Stayton after a lingering illness. Ha lived here for the past four years and was a member of the Church of Christ- Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. from Weddle and Son funeral home at Stayton, with Rev. W. H. Lyman of Salem officiating. Interment will be in Lone Oak cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Grace; three children, Charles of Los An geles, Mark of Portland and Mrs. Rose Abney of Seattle; two sis ters, Mrs. Chloe Bailey of Albany and Mrs. Rose Wilkins of Hart ford, Conn.; three step-children. Royal and Ronald Hal ford and Mrs. Helen Wright of Salem. Western Sportsbag By LOUDON KELLY DENVER, Feb. 29.-i?-Peak-to-peak peeking: Unless March and their oppo nents come in like a Lion, Colo rado's powerful champions will complete their fourth successive basketball season without a con ference defeat in their field house, hardly more than a good punt distant from the nearby moun tains. In fact, Colorado has been beaten only once in its Boulder arena, splitting the series with Oklahoma of the Big Six in De cember, 1938. The Buffalo, taught winning basketball by a handsome young man frftja the cornfields named Frosty Cox, ex-Kansas star. clinched its second straight Big Seven crown last week and winds up its home season against Brig ham Young tomorrow night. Colorado has lost only -twice this season, to Utah State and Duquesne by three and two points, and is one of the 11 teams nomi nated for the invitation college tournament at Madison Square Garden next month. . Aside to Jack Dempsey: The high school basketball team in your home town, Manas sa, Colo., (pop. 953), won its league championship and will compete in the district tourna ment. His own short stride and a ne gro phantom named 111 Brown helped to turn 5-foot-4 inch Greg Rice of Missoula, in western Montana, into a distance galloper capable of running that 13:55.9 three-mile in New York last Sat urday. The former Notre Dame captain also raced a 9:01 two mile this season. In high school Rice wanted to be a sprinter, but dusky Hi Brown whipped him so much that he re alized the dashes weren't just long enough for him. He shifted to the mile, but at Notre Dame his coach figured his short steps were better suited to the two mile jaunt. Montana has produced another standout distance runner in John Munskl, Missouri journalism stu dent from Lewistown, who has finished in front In the Big Six so often he's nicknamed "Lone some. He went down fighting and now Roy "Cowboy" Petsch, m Nebraska quarterback last fall from Scott s Bluff, says he's stowing away the gloves for keops. Petsch had won 29 straight before breaking his nose and his string against Omaha's Jack Fickler in the midwest Golden Gloves tourney. "I was waiting for someone to come along and beat me," said the cowboy. COMMISSIONER'S COURT The following is ths official publication of the record of claims before the Marion county com missioner's court for the Feb. term, 1940, with the amount allowed, bills continued, etc., according to the records in the of fice of the county clerk. Assessor's Offic Acct.: Paul Griebenow, deputy, $132.75; C A. Lewis, do, 112.75; Alma Acker man, do, 102.75; Myrtle Beecroft, do. 92.75. Clerk's Office Acct.: H. C. Mat tson, deputy, $112.75; H. A. Judd, do, 132,75; A. M. Presnall, do, 130; Lee Ohmart, do, 72.75; L. S. Peterson, do, 100; G. M. Six, 87. 75. Co. Court and Commissioners Acct.: II. C. Mattson, clerk, $20; Roy S. Melson, salary, 120; J. E Smith, do, 130. Court House Acct.: J. H. Kirsch Janitor, $81.09; Chas. McKinley do, 84.69; Mark W. Baker, do, 84.69; Alice Dahlen, elevator op erator, 44.74; Margaret Welser do, 38.71. Health Officer's Acct.: Dr. V A. Douglas, health officer, $125; F. R. Coleman, sanitary ofifcer, 12.50; Margaret McAlplne, nurse. 130; Lucille Ayres, do, 125; Ethel Lermon, clerk, 85. Juvenile Court Acct.: Nona White, probation officer, $117.69. Poor Acct.: ..Mrs. ..Elizabeth Krause, allowance, $15. Salem Justice Court Acct.: Thelma Durham, clerk, $5; Alma Johnson, stenographer, 100. Recorder's Office Apct.: H. C. Schofield. deputy, $97.75; S. M. Niles, do, 97.75; Janice Henry, do, 100; Mabel F. Phillips, do, 80. School SupU's Office Acct.: Cora E. Reid, assistant, $115; Jack W. Kennedy, supervisor, 120; Carmalite I. Weddle, secre tary. 20.25. Sheriff's Office Acct.: Kenneth L. Randall, deputy, $147.69; B. R. Smith, do, 134.69; L. L. Pit tenger, do, 134.69; H. H. Daniels, do, 109,69; T. J. Brabee, do, 149. 69; R. Glen Savage, 125; A. M. Dalryraple, do, 114.69; A. M. Roethlin, do, 112.75; Win Mc Kinney, do, 115; Harry L. Mc Gee, do, 115; A tha Allen, clerk, 7.88; Margaret Addison, do, 4.50; Haxei McHargue, do, 60.11; Lawrence A. Rich, do, 6; Dorothy Rulifson, do, 90.75; Belva Thomp son, do, 93.75; Gladys E. White, do, 90; Evelyn Wright, do, 24.76; Helen Wright, do, S7.75. Treasurer's Office Acct.: Lawr ence Rich, deputy, $115. Dog Llcens Fuad: Lea Ohmart, clerk, $50; Panl Maraach. en forcement officer, 124.69. Co. Property Acct.: H. Wm. Thielsen. clerk. $100. Engineer's Office Acct.: N. C. Hnbbs, engineer, $174.74; Haxel E. Ward, clerk, 87.75. District Attorney's Office Acct.: Delva Lebengood, stenographer, $50; Joseph B. Falton, deputy, 175. Indigent Soldier Belief Acct.: Two Games Taken By US Bank Team The US Bank team won both of its games in minor division. city league play this week. The Bankers downed Kelly - Farquar 53 to 15 and the Blue Jays 47 to 21 last night. Kelly-Fa rquar 15 53 US Bank McMlllen 16 Reinwald Schmidt 9 16 Medley Gorslin 4 n Stock well Williams 6 Kine Wilson 2 McLain 2 Bush Referee: Catherwood. Bine Jays 2 47 US Bank 11 Reinwald 17 Medley 6 Stockwell 7 King 4 McLain Brown 6 Miller 4 Boyles 2 Rawlins 5 Hansen 4 2 W. Bertelson Referee: Slrnlo. Power Facilities Sale Is Approved WASHINGTON, Feb. 29-(p- The federal power commission approved today the sale of cer tain facilities of the West Coast Power company, Portland to pub lic Interests. The purchase covered a por tion of the company's lower Co lumbia division in Washington and Oregon and was made by the Bonneville power administration, public utilities district No. 1, of Wahkiakum county and public utility district No. 2 of Pacific county, both in Washington. Officials said the sale covered approximately 24 per cent of all the West Coast company's elec tric operating properties includ ing a submarine cable in Clatsop county, Oregon, of the total pur chase price of 1575.000 the Wahkiakum district paid $120, 000, the Pacific district $300,000 and the Bonneville power admin istration $155,000. Charley's Take Baptists Charley's Cafe of Monmouth defeated the First Baptist tewn. 35-31, on the Salem Y floor. Wednesday night. Chuck Webb made 18 points for Monmouth and Money of the Baptists scored 16. Henry H. Johnson, Com., relief Edw. P. Johnson, $15; A. M. Johnson, Com., relief John Koch, 10; A. M. Johnson, Com., relief Elvira Beard, 15. Sheriffs Office Acct.: Lawrence Alley, clerk, $78; Margaret Burk, do, 78; G. H. Reeves, do, 63.95; Claire Hammang, do. 66; Atha Al len, do, 66; Patricia Fahey, do, 51; Hilda May. da, 51; Homer W. Egan, do, 51.95; Angeline Clark, do, 51; Josephine Bailey, do, 24; Myrtle Burk, do, 24; Elfrieda Bombeck, do, 24. Labor: Dick Buell, $67.59; F. M. Elsey, 101.95; Otto Hassing, 1.39; Roy Hassing, 1.39; Ber trand Iversen, 107.12; P. E. Jen sen, 9.97; K. Thorpe, 15.26; A. E. Burnham, 24.56; Arthur Drake 97.09; Paul Chenoweth, 44.11; Geo. James, 101.76; M. S. Ramp, 92.43; John Sacre, 101.17; Henry G. Kuper, 8.98; A. V. Fisher, 110.49; Harry Christian, 69.75; Fred Farrow, 79.04; C. M. Miller, 62.35; Joe Wright, 27.89; E. J. Richards. 29.92; Henry O. Be vler, 5.58; Elmer Klutke, 78.98; J. P. Asplnwall, 131,11; Omer Bartruff, 127.41; J. F. Bewley, 104.79; O. D. Binegar, 94.02; Ivan Brown, 113.61; J. A. Burns, 111.11; James Croker, 103.29; W. C.'DeRoss, 126.51; F. A. Dut ton. 54.61; R. L. Green. 119.61; J. J. Hollett, 69.69; Carroll Hunt, 116.51; Wm. R. King, 118.74; Henry L. Martin, 116.12; R. C. Martin. 28.44; Lester Mcllwaln, 135.55; H. Paulson, 10 4.74; WTm. Mcllwaln, 134.73; Clifford L. Pierpolnt, 4.37; C. E. Powell. 121.99; Nick Schab, 116.53; Dan Scharf, 118.93; L. W. Webber, 118.86; Lee A. Wells, 119.37; Frank Woelke, 132.17; Clyde Woodruff, 127.57; W. C. Wool dridge, 107.40; A. H. Hennies, 130.04; Don Blades, 84.92; Anton Feskens, 108.86; Lloyd Jarman, 108.86; Theodore Kuen zl, 108.16; Greg RobL 71.82; Frank Schampier, 106.74; Ralph Girod, 124.74; Elbert M. Brad ford, 107.49; Pete Davis, 105.99; Harvey M. Girod, 93.65; Geo. J. Neitling, 68.59; Mervln Pearson, 92.18; J. L. Prange. 95.57; Hugh Webb, 108.74; L. H. Corey, 98. 60; V. J. Herts. 112; Clarence Jungwirth, 112; B. A. Snyder, 99.69; Roy La Follett, 80.92; Kenneth D. Snyder, 84.69; C. W. Brant, 77,35. Hauling Dirt: Har ry Becker, $115.22; Lyle Beckner, 84.60; M. C. Blanton, 89.30; Her man Hoeechen, 89.30; Lyle Cas tor, 91.65; A. O. Cater, 89.30; Ben E. Gibson, 94; E. E. Hedges, 84.60; Wayne Hlndman, 94; Ar thur Kllday, 89.S0; Howard M. Miller, 35.25; Gayle Redman. 9 40; G. Remington, 15.98; Ed Ricks, 89.30; Bob Sonnen, 91,65; R. If. Stewart, 15.70; Lloyd Weathers, 91.65; Chas. Weisen hous, 89.80; A. B. Wilson, 15.98; Joe Uphoff, 89.30. Miocellaaeoua Accta.: Geo. E. Allen Hardware, post digger, $1.67; Everett Arends, labor, 35.91; J. P. Asplnwall, travel ex penses. 16.94; Ballon 4b Wright, Prestone, etc., 22.83; Gladys M. Barry, clerk, 18; Battle Creek Tel. Co.. assessment. 15; Bertel son ft McShane. printing, 20.40; Bosler Electric, fuses, 4.80; Brad field Smyth, lumber, 19.05; A. C. Burk, adv. for postage, 26.06; A. C. Burk, criminal trav. ezp., 76. 14; W. E. Burns, pistons, etc., 61.42; E. H. Burrell, plates, etc., 3 4.9 J: Capital City Bindery, printing A binding. 94.40; D. G. Drager, cash adv'. for hoist. 2.75; Columbia Equipment Co., gaskets, etc. 9116; Commercial Book Store, pencils, etc., 24.03; Cooka r I -j gnTA 'J ' ' ": -?ZXTMR0e COSMlOfi Elli - w4 193S-; wfl 751 '" v UJSiAle rt to Howe, ssi wfc PomiaJatiaJg Figure- mj -ta sluard r3r. fARgg-COSMiOAl CRovM 11 -TM& OVWPKfcJSHiP -fcUffAlAMetfr 14 CHICAGO, MARCM M To APRIL Five-Year-old's Birthday Honored AUMSVILLE Mrs. R. T. Mountain entertained at her home here Saturday afternoon, honoring the fifth birthday of her son, Donald Mountain. Honor guests were Gary Forey, wbo is also celebrating his fifth birthday anniversary and Nancy Ann Endsley, seventh birthday. Those attending were Donald Mountain, Gary Forgey, Janice Lesley, Roma Otto, Noma Otto, Ross Dark, jr., Lena Belle Gil lespie, Jimmy Highberger, Molly Stationery Co., chiars. etc., 115. 40; Crawford Lumber Co., lum ber, 9.60; L. Cronn, RW, 6.25; Doughton Hardware, water bags, 7.20; Electric Motor Serv. Co., repairs to motor, 8; Ensign Dis tributing Co., grease, 10.78; Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co., rivets, etc., .80; Fowler Tire Co., recap of tire, 26.43; Gabriel Pwd. & Sup. Co., powder, etc., 170.3 8; General Petroleum Corp. of Calif., oil, 32.86; Gront Piston Ring Sales & Lervice, rings, 11.10; A. C. Haag & Co.. piston hammer, etc., 51.28; Hansen & Liljequist, lumber, 6. 25; J. E. Haseltine & Co., bolts, etc., 74.25; Hawkins ft Roberts, Inc., insurance, 110; Hogg Bros. Appliance St., washer, 79.50; N. C. Hubbs, adv. for postage, 1.20; N. C. Hubbs, travel expenses, 74. 16; Isaacson Iron Works, cross head, 40.50; Ira Jorgenson, points etc., 130.64; The Geo. Lawrence Co., cable, etc., 7.30; Linn Lum ber Co., lumber, 118.47; Loggers ft Contractors Mach. Co., bearing, etc., 158.99; Mallory Logging Equip. Co., block, 24.60; Douglas McKay Chev. Co., repair parts, 20.39; A. B. McLauchlan Co., axle, spindles, etc., 11.35; Mill City Serv. Station, tubing, .70; Mt. States Power Co., power, 3 6.- 56; Mt. States Power Co., poweH 238.50; Keeanam s hook store, pad, etc., 58.40; V. E. Newcdmb, hose, etc., 12.50; Northern Life Ins. Co., salary savings, 93.33; Oregon Board of Pharmacy, phar macy flue, 25; Oregon Culvert ft Pipe Co., culverts, etc., 174.34; Oregon 'State Agrl. College, 4H club, etc., 2780; Pacific Tel. ft Tel. Co., telepnone, 154.87; Phy sicians ft Surgeons Hosp. Assn., salary deductions, 41.50; Pohle Staver Co., hose, clamps, etc, 7. 70; Portland Gas & Coke Co., road oil, 95; Portland Gen. Elec. Co., electricity, 308.22; Rahn Mc Whorter Paper Co., paper, etc., 21.24; Remington Rand Co., add. mach. paper, 6.20; Roen Type writer Exchange, repair work, etc., 18.25; Salem Concrete Pipe ft Products Co., pipe, etc., 100.35; Salem Hardware Co., key, etc., 14.80; Salem Steel ft Supply Co., wire rope, etc., 35.03; Schlies Bros., weld, clevis, etc., 6.75; Sil ver Falls Lbr. Co., lumber, 19.80; D. G. Drager, adv. for freight, 7.76; Roy H. Simmons Ins. Agcy, insurance, 10.37; E. A. Skelley, maps, 2.50; H. L. Stiff Furniture Co., linoleum, 60.80; A. C. ft Mary StoweU, royalty, 45.61; E. G. Syron, lumber, 438.91; Tha Texaa Co., oil, 47.52; Time Test ed Paint Store, paint, 15.37; L. R. Tweedie, diesel, 67.38; Valley Motor Co., swipe, motor, etc., 40. 95; VaUey Welding Co., oxygen, etc., 62.40; L. C. Van Handel, lumber, 18.43; F. D. Van Swerin gen, surveyor's helper, 35.91; C. A. Vibbert, socket, etc.. 17.43; Western Union, telegrams, 20.95; Woodbury Co., files, etc., 54.72; R. D. Woodrow, tire, etc., 22.68. Assessor's Office Acct.: Bur rough's Add. Mach. Co., rental, 9.50; Lois Lick, clerg, 38.40. Circut Court Account: Panl F. Burris, attorney, 15; Blanche B. Ferguson, reporter, 42.50; Chas. H. HeltzeL attorney, "5; Schnei der's Coffee Shop, meals for Jur ors, 7. Clerk's Office Account: Bos titch Northwest Inc., stamp pad, I. 68; Elliott Printing House, printing, 11.60. Coroner's Office Acct.: H. H. Barlow, examination. 5: L. E Barrlck, adv. tor telephone, 2.S5; Dr. C W. Keene, examination, 5; Winnie Pettyjohn, bond, 15. County Court and Commission' to COrVRICMT. 1940. KING FEATURES SYtOCATl. lis. J Gillespie, Evalyn Gillespie, Teddy Highberger, Jerry ' Roberts, Nancy Ann Endsley, Gallya End sley, Billy Godlov, Mrs. W. A. Forgey. Mrs. Hllde Jensen and Mrs. T. C. Mountain. Arrive in Kansas BETHEL Mr. and Mrs. George Bahnsen have received word of the safe arrival at Leotl. Kan., of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Chapman. The trip was made by car and they were delayed by snow and wind through Idaho At Leoti, they are guests at the home of Chapman's mother. er's Acct.: Capital Journal, pub. claims, 20; Statesman Pub. Co., pub. claims, 21.60; C. C. Ward, clerk, 15. Court House Acct.: E. G. Bur rell, painting, 108.80; Capital City Laundry, laundry, 2.55; Gra ber Bros., labor, etc., 6.64; Otis Elevator Co., elevator mainten ance, 7.50; Packer Scott Co., brooms, 1.78; Salem Water Com mission, water. 19.28. Dist. Attys' Office Acct.: Law-J yers Coop Pub. to., law dooks, 20; Lyle J. Page, postage, 5; The U. S. Nat'l Bank, rent, 25. Feeble Minded Acct.: Dr. Ver den E. Hockett, examinations, 25; Dr. Horace G. Miller, do, 25. General Assistance: State Pub lic Welfare Com., general assist ance, 5507.02. Health Officer's Acct.: Lucille Ayres, travel expenses, 25; F. R. Coleman, do, 25; Commercial Book Store, file, etc., 12.25; H. R. Crawford, postage, 15; Dr. C. Ward Davis, dental service, 12; Dr. V. A. Douglas, travel ex penses, 26.25; Dr. Marian M. Fol 11s, medical service, 11; Hendrie Laboratories, lab service, 27; Marion Co. Dept. of Health, main tenance, 72; Dr. J. O. Matthis, medical service, 25; Margaret McAlpine. travel expenses, 25; Dr. Gussie A. Niles, medical ser vice, 31; Dr. Ralph Purvine, do, 5; Dr. J. M. Ramage, do, 5; Roen Typewriter Sxchange, chair, 20. Herd Inspector's Acct.: Dr. Fred W. Lange, assistant. 201.08; A. W. Simmons, do, 209.22. Indemnity for Slau. Dis. Cattle Acct.: Wm. Albright, indemnity, 11.50; Jas. V. Jackson, do, 4; Merrill B. Lucas, do, 8; David Saucy, do, 4. Indigent Soldier Relief Acct.: Geo. Towe, commander, relief of Wm. Andres, 15; Geo. Towe, commander, relief of A. H. Thom as, 15; Geo. Towe, commander, relief of A. S. Howe, 15; Geo. Towe. commander, relief of Ralph L. Hook, 15; Geo. Towe, com mander, relief of Fred Burch, 15; Geo. Towe, commander, relief of Mrs. N. A. Hansen, 15. Insane Acct.: Dr. Verden E. Hockett, examinations, 40. Jail Acct.: A. C. Burk, board, 219.36; A. S. Hiusey, medicine, 13.18; Miller Merc. Ca., towels, 4.11; Sanitary Service Co., re moving garbage. 1; Steeves-Hock-ett Clinic X-Ray, 6; Dr. A. D. Woodmansee, extracting teeth, 7; Geo. W. Zerr, repair locks, 67. Salem Justice Court Acct.: Chas. H. Treacy, drawing Jury list, 1.50; W. H. Wilson, do, 1.60. Salem Justice Court: Earl Ad ams, travel exp., 127.62. Trustees: S. C. Catlin and R. K. Page, rent, 40. Outside Justice Court: E. E. Howell, Justice, 5.75; J. T. Jones, constable, 6.60; Alt. O. Nelson, Justice Silverton. 19.79; A. M. Amo, constable. 11.30 J Walter H. Bell, Justice Stayton, 3; H. Over ton, Justice Woedburn, 4.60; W. C. Miller, constable Woodburn, 4.10. Juvenile Court Acct.: Mrs. B. A. Kolbe, hospital, 5; Salem Dea coness hospital, do, 8; Nona White, cash adv. for postage, 1. Poor Farm Acct.: Lloyd HUl, board, 450; Kuhn'a Shoe Repair ing, repair shoes, 3.70; Wm. Nei meyer, medicine, 16.98; Nelson Bros., Ine., plumbing repairs, 12.21; .Willamette Grocery Co., soap, etc., 11.70. Recorder's Office Acct.: H. R. Crawford,, envelopes, - 6; H. R. Crawford, envelopes, 114.64. Registration A Elections Acct.: h. 8. Peterson, clerk, 4; G. E. Labisk Will Hear Prison Official LABISH CENTER J. S. Mur ray, chief clerk of the warden's office of the state penitentiary will be the speaker at the com munity club meeting Friday night at the schoolhouse. Murray is a Bertillou expert and identification officer of the penal institution. The Priscilla Meisinger studios of Salem will present the musical portion of the program. Following the program, refreshments will be served in the basement. White, do, 1.41; Helen Wright, do, .94. Scalp Bounty Acct.: Earl Allen, bounty, "1. School SupU. Office Acct.: Ag nes C. Booth, traveling expenses, 22.41; J. W. Kennedy, do, 23.08; Oregon State Highway Com., of fice maps, 2. Sealer of Wts. A Measures Acct.: Department of Agriculture Sealer, 33. Sheriff's Office Acct.: A. C. Burk, civil travel expenses, 144.- 80; Franklin Print. Co., printing, 2.33; Chas. R. Hadley Co., ta bles, etc., 135; I. B. Hazeltine, sheriff, Crim. travel expenses, 1.40; Heider's Radio ft Elec. Co., repair radio. 23; F. Jaskoski ft Son, legal blanks, 8; Jefferson Review, envelopes, 13.50; Postal Tel. Cable Co., telegrams, .36; Unruh Knapp Print. Co., envel opes, 11.48. , Surveyor's Office Acct.: Hugh Fisher, travel expenses, 21,42 Tha A. LieU Co., pencils, 1.35. Treasurer's Office Acct.: D. G. Dracer, cash adv. for paymaster, 10. Dog License Fund A ret.: Hen ry Becker, sheep killed by dogs, 1.50; City of Salem, dog licenses collected, 876.75; uRe Drager, sheep killed by dogs, 6; R. C. Hunsaker, do, 22; Leo Johnson, Jr., do. 4.50; Edith Libby, do, 60; Mrs. David H. Looney, do, 12; Paul Marnach, traveling ex penses, 45.99; Karl Steiwer, sheep killed by dogs, 1.50; Fred VlesLo. Co, 7.50. Co. Property Acct.: Geo. W. Hubbs Co., insurance premium, 4; Geo. A. Landon, wallpaper, etc., 14 02; J. C. Wageman, .in surance premium, 4.80. Photostat Acct. The Klasic Pho to Shop, thermometer, .90; Pho tostat Corp.. paper, etc, 300.65. Miscellaneous Accts.: Cooka Stationery Co., record book, 6.40; John Kirsch, labor, 29.50; That cher Printing Co., printing, 638. 50; John F. Steelhammer, prof, services, 300; Robert Adams, hauling gravel, 698.04; Otto Boettlcher, sr., do, 636.48; P. J. Boetticher. do, 616.88; L. M. Case, do. 989.94; L. H. Corey, do, 837.44; W. J. Davenport, do, 860.24; Merle De Lapp, do, 76.18; Kenith M. Dickenson, do, 78.68; W. H. Eckstein, do, 293.60; D. A. Gardner, do, 503.04; C. B. Henjum, do, 603.48; V. J. Hertz, do. 882.24; Clea Keppinger, do, 1198.80; Harold Keppinger, do, 728.16; P. A. King, do, 940.38; Frank Layton, do, 417.44; John -Nag, do, 973.68; Claude Reming ton, do, 389.80; J. F. Ringwald, do, 989.94; Trevor Stayton, do, 519.54; Fred Stewart, do, 482.66; R. M. Stewart, do, 8.52; Wesley Webb. do. 477.91; A. B. Wilson, do, 690.04; W. P. CoUard, gravel, 252.85; Chas. IL Hoyt, do, 7740. 50; Oregon Gravel Co., do, 9947. 85; Salem Supply Co., do, 353.38; H. C. Walling, do, 7127; Harry Mason, hauling gravel, 229.76; , State Ind. Acc. Com., Insurance, 393.73; A. M. Johnson, Com., re lief of Geo. Palmenter, 15; A M. Johnson, Com., relief jot- Lloyd Sheldon, 15; A. M. Johnson,' Com., relief Elvira Beard. 15; N. C Hubba, traveling exp.. 48.87; M. Crouser, hauling gravel, 157.94; A. M. Johnson, Com., relief of W. L. Baker, 15; A. M. Johnson. Com. relief of Joel Bufch. 15; Henry H. Johnson, Com4 relief of Edw. Johnson, 15; State Public Welfare Com., blind asistance, 185.14; State Public Welfare Com., de pendent children, 1921.60; State Public WelL Com., old age assist, ance, 7996.29. ' 1
