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THI REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON 'r.'j'&.i&'m V ll - t i it W I Morse Releases 1 2 Labor Rulings ROY ROGERS, cowboy actor, who will appear in person this week at the Ileilig theater in Eugene. Movie Star Coming Here Roy Rogers, singing cowboy movie star, is making personal ap pearances at the Hcilig theater Friday and Saturday ot this week in connection with the release o( his latest starring picture, "Colo rado, which comes to the Hellig theater next week. Rogers, the young and good look ing ranch lad who got his first boost in the entertainment world playing with the popular "Sons of the Pioneers" orchestra, is at his best In the current role ol the Pinkerton detective of Civil war days who is sent to Denver to in vestigate subversive activities on the part of agents of the Confed erate army. lie will be accompanied by sev-. eral cow-punching musicians in his Hellig appearance. Registered dally workers of the ship clerks' union of San Frnn J Cisco are not entitled to vacation With pay unless they have work 's ed at least 70 per cent of the Z work hours per year permlssable under the contract with the Wa JJ terfront Employers' association, it was ruled here today by Wayne L. Morse, dean of the University of ,J Oregon law school and coast ar- bltrator for maritime labor. l The dean thus rejected a eon ' tentlon made by the union that (ought to obtain vacations of less 5 than a week for men who worked less than 70 per cent of permlss JJ able hours. He pointed out that m the 70 per cent plan had been ac !" eepted, and the union's claim If Z allowed would re-open the Issue already definitely settled. In a second decision the arbl a tritor ruled that In computing the wag scale for vacations dally m. workers should receive pay on the m basis or 140 per week, and super- visors $44, the wage they would w receive for a full normal work week. ' Employers had asked that m the computation be based on a 87-hour week and $37 pay. It was J pointed out that when work was available the 44-hour week Is sanc- tloned by the fnlr labor standards i act. Campus Petruchio ; Has Two 'Shrews' ; To Tame In February Seldom until now has there been a Petruchio who has hnd " two shrews to tnme. Although he J will tame one at a time in the University Theatre production o Shakespeare's "The Taming of the i Shrew" February 5, 6. 7, and 8 in Gerllnner hull on the campus, " Helene Parsons and Trudy Ilnr J land, alternating In the role of the hard-to-nol Kntherlna. will keep him doubly busy in one eve ning. Parker McNeil of "nor- keley Square," does the. taming in two presentations, one at 7 p. J m., the other, at 8:30 p. m. on i Werinesdnv. February 5. Those attending will be able to ' see two shows for tho usunl price ! of one University Thentre prnclur I Hon. Jennrtte Hnrbert and Petty Stream Pollution Discussed At Lions One of the greatest problems in the development of the northwest I r lies right in Lane county ana a jacent areas in taking up the ques tion of stream pollution and sav ing of fish life, commented Ken neth Tobias in a talk for the Lions club Wednesday. Mr. Tobias has made a study of stream pollution and the problems confronted in saving fish life. Industrial waste, more than hu man waste, affects the waters, he said, pointing out the first big in flux from industrial pollution into the Willamette is at Eugene. He said he was representing no group but was speaking as an individual who wished to see his son enjoy some of the fishing he himself had enjoyed in former days. In addition to the sportsmen, there are the commercial fishing inter ests to consider, these interests meaning millions of dollars to Oregon annually, he added. The speaker quoted figures on studies made on the Willamette throughout its course to point out that trout and salmon can not ex 1st In such polluted waters as exist on north of here. Mr. Tobias briefly discussed moves for sewage disposal plants and the plans for building the high dams on the Willamette and its tributaries. In commenting on the plan for the dams he said he believed there were some flaws In that program, and reminded his listeners that unless there are freshets to wash out the rivers, there will be no spring run of salmon, adding the fall run into the Willamette and McKenzie al ready is a thing of the past. The speaker also commented that the recent resolution of the Wildlife Federation set forth the need for further study on this problem. The speaker was Introduced by Carl R. Baker. Robert Phillips was Introduced as a new member, the club having increased its membership by four the past month, others joining the group including John Snellstrom Edward F. Bailey and Hale G. Thompson. Next week, the club Is meeting Monday noon at the Eugene hotel to welcome Karl M. Sorrick, Lions International president, of Michl gan. Because of the Monday meeting, no club meeting will be neid on the regular day, Wednes-day. Co. $12.99; Eu- Willkie Sees Banners Of Protesting Mob s f X. - tV 1 " " Was"' i'.. It" J J " FRANK FIELD De Molay Installs Installation of officers was held by Eugene chapter, Order of De Molay, at its meeting Tues day evening. Installing officers were Ed Dennlston, retiring mas ter councilor: John Fowler, senior councilor; Jim Phillips, junior councilor; Bob Pearson, senior deacon; Jim Walsh, marshal; and Lyman Olliver, chaplain. Frank Field is the new master councilor. By NED RUSSELL LONDON, Jan. 29. (U.PJ Sixty women flaunting banners protest ing the government's food policy singed a demonstration in the Sa voy hotel lobby today as Wendell L. Wlllkle arrived for lunch. Earlier Willkie had intimated and heard factory and zone of. Buick To Introduce Four New Automobiles In Lower Price Range Roturnlng recently from a busi ness session of the Buick zone in Portland G. O. Scherer of the Scherer Motor Co. announced Wednesday that this division of General Motors corporation will shortly Introduce four new auto mobiles in a lower price bracket as an addition to the present Series 40 Special Buick line. Mr. Scherer said he Insoected the new cars at the zone meeting strongly that he would advocate Anglo-American financial cooper ation in the war when he returned to the United States. During the Savoy hotel lobby demonstration the demonstrators chanted: "More food for workers." "Why should the poor starve when the rich get all they need?" Wlllkle arrived Just before the demonstration got Into full swing. He passed the demonstrators with hardly a glance. After the women had refused the verbal plea of a burly police man to leave peaceably some of them were ejected bodily by a dozen of the toughest members of the Savoy staff. One of the banners carried In the demonstration was Inscribed: "The government says to eat less but the rich get their fill." Another was Inscribed: "Ration the rich.'1 FikjclM n tenia e n the parts oi ! XS1 " much M,,"hl" I Eugene Yacht Club I : m be sewed to the j0 Meet Wednesday J patrons . On Thursday nnd Fn- u7 1 day. the curtnln rises at 71. each , i evening. On S.ituidnv, there will 71 ' c "en Wl" rlh 'IU ht a matinee at ! 30 p. m.. and an meet ednesdnv at 7 30 p. m. ! evening show al fl:4S p. m. wi,n Ml' "ncl Ml'- Tr"T Kaarhus, , Thirteenth and Moss. The pro- 20.30 MKFTINCi SLATED gram will include a talk on water j A Joint meeting of the Siilem and j skiing. John Patterson will dem ( Eugene 20-30 clubs will be held ' onstrate artificial respiration, aft- Wednesday 8 p. m. at the Cafe er which the group will practice , Del Rev. i knot tying. . ' CIIARIS fnuml.ulon. 1'h. 13.S6W.1 riClTRF.S ... Picture Framing. , mary li. iirnnisiun. SH.t . iiuuv. nuin unrniTS. Hi E. Hrnadwmy IVlltlG to Mothers of Growing Children WHEN COLDS STRIKE . . . Relieve Misery the Improved. Home-Tested Vicka Way... Perfected for Children No mattrr what vou haw tried In tl put to relieve misery of cnKls-trc.it your child the improved Vicks way ith a "VapnKub MasMgc". Then notice how silUv it stalls to qiurt coughing, caw muscular soreness or bin mess and bring comfort. s With this MORE TltoRrxicil treat ment (lievrlopej bv Vlcks suit of To get a "VspoRuh M.issage" ith all its Ivnrtits, hrrr's shut you do: Mas tope V.ipoRuh lor J minutes on IM- tVIKTANr KIH-ARFA OF RACK as Tll as client and thm-t spread a thick Utt of VapoKub on chat and cover with a wanned cloth. KB SURB to use genuine Vlcks VaruKub. When vou see the results of this lm- flclals outline aggressive sales plans for the next 60 days cover ing the announcement of these new models and the early spring campaign on these and Buick's six other lines. "While details of the new cars will not be available for a few days, I can say that they are the answer to the demand of a mighty big cross section of the country for a Buick built in a more compact sire with all the big car engineer ing and design qualities that characterize the larger Buick cars," he said. The new cars will be formallv announced February 1 and wlil be on display at that time, Mr. Scherer said. COMMISSIONERS' COURT Lane County, Oregon Dec. 1940 Claims, paid Jan. 1941 ADVERTISING: Eugene Daily News $37.35; Guard Pub. Co. $41.00. AID TO DEPENDENT CHIL DREN: W. E. Pearson, State Treas. $1,129.00. ASSESSOR: Agnes O'Brien $125.00; Adelaide Branaman $99; Mildred Coleman $85.00; Adeline Volkstorf $81.40; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $1.10; Burroughs Adding Ma chine Co. $17.45; Monroe Calcu lating Mach. Co. $48.00; Pac. Tel. Se Telg. Co. $6.85; Stevens Type writer Co. $1.00; Violet Evans $70.00; S. C. Payne $92.00; Archie McKinnon $69.00; Steven Type- writer Co. $121.95; F. L. Arm- itage, P. M. $30.02; Cresseys $15.10. BLIND ASSISTANCE: W. E. Pearson, State Treas. $85.80. CIRCUIT COURT: R. N. Ap. pllng $90.00; Thomas S. Wells $41.88; Herman P. Hendershott $15.00; Frank B. Reid $15.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $15.70; Lawyers Coop. Pub. Co. $7.50; C. C. Pol lock $49.50; Helen Sorensen $16.50; W. R. Carley $5.98; New Service Laundry $3.52; Osburn Hotel $52.00; Bancroft-Whitney Co. $83.75. COUNTY CLERK; S. E. Skene $125.00; Mabel Henry $125.00; Eva L, Duckworth $110.00; Sibyl Westfall $99.00; Grace M. L. Daw son $99.00; Sara Allen $99.00 Hazel Wheeler $93.50; Anna L. Dillard S88.00; Dorothy Putnam $82.50: Helen Romaine $82.50; Lila Hughes $82.50; Lois Fegels $88.00; Doris Fegles $82.50; Pac, Tel. & Telg. Co. $23.37; The Wil lamette Press $151.13; Shelton- Turnbull-Fuller $21.35; Burroughs Adding Machine Co. $1.35; W. B. DiUard $5.97, Cresseys $28.30: Office Mach. Si Supply $3.00; Na tron Printing Co. $60.85; Koke- Chapman Co. $7.75; Eugene Laun dry $6.86; Valley Printing Co. $3.75; F. L. Armitage, P. M. $28.27. COURT HOUSE: C. D. Boler Jack $3.49; Fred Merritt $12.00; C. C. Pollock $45.52; C. D. Boler Jack $2.74; Judd Stauffer $98.87; D. F. Fillbach $81.09; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $2.75; City ot Eugene $36.57; Florence Richey $14.28; Junior Symphony, Dancers Ready For Two-Day Program First performance of the Junior Program Inc. entertainment this week will be given Thursday morning at Roosevelt Junior high school, featuring the Junior Sym phony orchestra in several num bers, several Gypsy dances by a group of young dancers, and a chorus of girls from Roosevelt school. On Friday morning the same program will be given In Woodrow Wilson Junior high school, and on Friday evening a public performance for parents and others interested will be held at 7:30 o'clock in the Woodrow Wilson school. The orchestra of 65 members Is conducted by Douglas Orme. The dancers are under the su pervision of Mildred LeCompte Moore with Miss Ulah Winston as instructor. Miss Marjorie Sco bert is directing the school chorus. MRS. Cl'RTIS WF.I.L Mrs. L. M. Curtis has recover ed from a recent illness and is now receiving visitors at her new home. 1508 Willamette street, Doctors) trrouliioMnd-vaporactlon proved Vicks troittnrnt you will won- ( VtckJ VspoRub mure effectively HMrrMTU trrlrated air passages with soothing mr-Kiml vapors, Uliuloj deeply with every bruih. TltMUTIt chest and back Lks Krmtfil pouilM M plaster. tcr how any sensi ble, thnltymother could possibly drnv her chikt the comfort and re lief it brings from misery ot colds. "Words Are Not Big Enough to prsise ADLER1KA. Am 55 snd trsvel; always carry ADLF.R IKA with me." (G. D.-Cahf. Gas bloating, sour stomach, spells of constipation quicklv relieved thru AlH.KRIKA. Get it TODAY. AT VOIR PRIG STORK FALSE TEETH MNTIH t7I.AtwcwhteiUk, af. ioo put nt conrorttni jw .is. PENT! R F7I it Mi-f- li todtj I At Tour aire rooam. How Would I flCC You Like to LUOt 1 5 Lbs. of FAT Hare'a Red Hot Tip! Mow would you llk to Mfely Iom wwnt ot thit ugly fat In a few weeks without risky drug or Inconvenience? How would you like to lot your double chin, bulging stomach and hips AOT) along wilh it regain your natural charm and attract IveneM. Weigh yourtelf today. Get a bottle ot Kruvchen Salt a famoua English for mula. Then every morning before breakfast take one half tea spoonful in a glau of water at widely out out fatty meats, butter, cream and rich pastne go light on white bread and potatoes. After 4 weeks weigh yourself again and JuM e tt you haven't lost pounds of ugly fat and gained that "Kruschen rltng, of greater vivacity, more energy and Improved health that so often ac company fat reduction REFTSC IMITATIONS! Demand and get only the genuine Kr vise hen tthe famous English formula i plain or new efferves cent, pleaant. parkling. Bottle laU 4 week and coats but trifle. Any dnif Slit. Tenny-Wtse Drujc Co. NOT A COSMETIC, BUT A MILDLY MEDICATED AID TO NAIUMlir To promote naturauy smooth. rWar akin, cleanse twice daily with mildly medicated, tra gjant Culx-ura Soap. At night apply soothing Cuttcura Ointment on blackheads; also hlem bhes of external origin. All druggists. FKKE ample, wre CuUcura.Dept.SJ. Makten.Maa. UNEASY STOMACH? You may hava rams tt'i horrlfel to think ahnut. Kit Tro hftd bttttr twc tn ffttt. An'tadr. anrwhr. tan bar roundworm t If yrnt hv icn uck antftiiy Komftth. Itfhinr new and t. nrvtunftM, Sniffer arttit. thM pu auj M Imif nM jw wtr Flu Mtfl CfM JftjriM' Vrmlft rti Vftjrl Jft9H'f II ABMrifft't iMirc Drpti. tftry wnrm mHiir.. SrintiSoftlhr l.td Vti by milllont foe enrr a ntnry. Il SrlTt olt i ' " worm, rvt liitn r-xl . -.i tt km. A lac Juu i tuiuu. bach Taper I 7.1UrKnrh Paner . ' . . . , r aene Water Board tuz.u; u. v.. Ichmolke $5.73; W. B. DiUard : S 95; Chas. D. Bolerjack $8.97; Eugene Hardware Co. $2.40; God ' love the Plumber $7.60; Eugene ' Planing Mill $47.30; Hendershotts $3 00; Ira O. Williams $7.87; R. A. , Babb Hdwe. Co. $3.40; Bills Gar , bage Service $5.00; Eugene Mirror & Glass CO. ii.iz; wauer .unr - bell $5.98; Curtis Fish $3.99; Lee Koch $2.99; Miller & Quail $8.25; i Valley Printing Co. $2.25; State ', Ind. Acc. Comm. $5.19. T COUNTY OWNED LANDS: A. ',1 H. Hinkson $115.00; Stevens Type writer Co. $1.00; Monroe Calcu lating Mach. Co. Wd.uu; J. n. Fowler $5.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $7.45; Helen E. Soranson $99.00; Minnie Higgins $82.50; L. M. Bryson $66.00; D. W. Crites $33.25; Business Machines Co. $7.50; Koke-Chapman 1.0. i.tu; A. H. Hinkson $67.50; Office Mach. & Supply Co. $80.00; Val ley Printing Co. $2.95. CORONER: Chas. P. Poole $9.95; Carl Baker Film Shop $4.00. COURT HOUSE: Aetna Life Ins. Co. $5.50; Clinton Hurd $8.00; W. J. Holland $1.00; Patricia Syl vers $48.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $18.85; Koke-Chapman Co. $.70; Cresseys $5.75; Darlene Fillbach $5.60. DISTRICT ATlunnii: Charles E. Hunt, M. D. $5.00; L. L. Ray $7.55; Joe Pennington $150.00; Irma Helikson $93.50; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $8.50; John W. Pennington $24.20; C & M Transfer Co. $9.00. DISTRICT SEALER: Depart' ment of Agriculture $49.03. ELECTION: Helen Logan $70.00: Ellen Dellage $70.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $6.40; F. L. Arm itage, P. M. $83.24. EMERGENCY: McCracken Bros. Motor Freight $191.81; Ernie Schmolke $7.48; Korstads $47.00: John Bryson $1.00; Ore. Protec tive Society $48.00; D. E. Hayes $5.00; Virgil Rowland $8.00; Win ifred Elder $11.20; David Hunter $26.50; The Willamette Press $12.00; Koke-Chapman Co. $1,378.10; W. B. Dillard $1.00; H. W. White Elec. Co. $110.94; Lex B. Cox $41.31; McCracken Bros. Motor $14.79; Photostat Corpora tion $2,913.60; Burroughs Adding Mach. Co. $217.80: R. A. Babb Hdwe. Co. $12.30; H. D. Smartt $4.96; Rolla J. Phelps $2.00; God' love the Plumber $92.98; Ore. Protective Society $20.00; Cres seys $8.75; R. A. Babb Hdwe. Co. $2.14; L. S. Hunter $44.74. COUNTY FAIR: Ed Shields $73.65; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $1.10; Mavis Lightfoot $11.00; State Ind. Acc. Comm. $1.81. FRUIT INSPECTOR: Herold V. Loughead $136.81; H. C. William son $9.71; State Ind. Acc. Comm. $1.85. HEALTH SERVICE: Dr. N. P. Anderson $50.00; Dr. N. P. An derson $50.80; Mary E. Turner $123.35; Dr. Margaret Tingle $125.00; Vilate Caldwell $75.00; Vilate Caldwell $27.30; Helen Moore Morelock $125.00; Barbara Baker $40.00; Rachel Fischer $41.40; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $2.75; F. L. Armitage, P. M. $15.00; Irish it Swartz $24.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $23.30; Mary E. Turner $51.30; New Service Laun dry $13.46; Koke-Chapman Co. $7.75; Packer-Scott Co. $6.00; Mead & Wheeler $1.72; Tiffany Davis Drug Co. $4.80; Northwest Cities Gas Co. $.75; Office Mach. & Supply Co. $1.00; Cresseys $2.25. INDIGENT SOLDIER: Merrells Grocery $34.35; Irish & Murphy $19.21; Moss Street Grocery $62.67; Deals Service Store $40.35; Witbeck Dairy $6.82; Bills Super Market $29.31; John S. Moriarty $50.00; Thos. Sikes $8.00; Bakers Pharmacy $3.87; J. C. Penney Co. $11.90; H. E. Scoles, M. D. $2:00; Everybodys Drug $3.00; Tiffany Davis Drug Co. $21.00; Arrow Ambulance $25.00. INSANE: Dr. Carl E. Phette place $5.00; Dr. M. G. Howard $10.00; Sacred Heart Hospital $3.20; Dr. H. E. Scoles $10.00; Dr. Lester A. Edblom $5.00; Mrs. Laura M. Clow $9.98; Dr. Glenn S. Morgan $5.00; Dr. Gilson A. Ross $5.00; R. A. Munoz $7.45. JUSTICE COURT: Bryant De Bar $10.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $6.75; Elsie M. Pollard $10.00; John Bryson $45.00; Mark Hath away $9.30; Koke-Chapman Co. $60.00; J. E. Murphy $3.00; W. J. Murphy $2.00; Rose E. Murphy Si.UU. JUVENILE COURT: Pac.' Tel. & Telg. Co. $11.00; Lloyd Matti son $138.07; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $2.20; State Ind. Acc. Comm. $4.27. MUSEUM: J. E. Oakes $78.59; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $1.10: Eugene Water Board $43.95; Manerud Huntington Fuel Co. $15.00; Bills Garbage Service $1.00; R. A. Babb Hdwe. Co. $.77; J. E. Oakes $1.50; State Ind. Acc. Comm. $1.17. OLD AGE ASSISTANCE: W. E. Pearson, State Treasurer $4, 736.27; Patricia Sylvers $40.00. POOR: W. E. Pearson, State Treas. $4,126:72; Lula Hoare $95 94; Gordon Hoare $51.94 William Hilton $49.19; Mary Hughes $43.69; Claude Ivy $10.69: J. C. Penney Co. $4.62; Jesse In man $6.52; W. B. Dillard $.40; J. R. Campbell $20.37; Eugene Mill tt Elevator Co. $6.77; Williams Bakery $17.92: Alta Jones $7.05; Pioneer Grocery Co. $21.54; A. H. Bray $4.44: J. H. MacDonald Lbr. Co. $3.25: Mountain States Power Co. $17 03: Eugene Fruit Growers Assn. $1.00: Meisels Variety $4 18; Graniers $2430; Lane Co. Feed & Seed Co. $10.20: Eugene Hard ware Co. $3.55; D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. $1.65; Hugh Worlev $1.50: I. L. Kiemle $1.50: State Ind. Acc. Comm. $14 20; Glenn S. Morgan, M. D. $5.00; C. R. Lind gren $10.76. PREDATORY ANIMAL; Ches ter Hight $2085. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: The MacM Bloomqulst $6.00; Berry Mauney $6.00; Pac. Tel. it Telg. Co. $13.30; Crystal Male $6.00; Tromp & Mc Kinley Agency $5.00; , Margaret Cutler $100.00; Mildred Whitney $1.50; Cresseys. $5.00; L.-C, Mof fitt $81.59; Office Machinery & Supply Co. $7.50; F. L.. Armitage, P M. 159.84: Lightnings $22.24; Carl R. Baker Film Shop $52.15; Valley Printing Co. 4T.4Z; cau fornia Test Bureau $93.19; The J. K. Gill Co. $22.50. SHERIFF: Neil H. Gillons $124.69; Nelson F. Whipps $109.69; Ralph E. Mclntyre $74.69; C. L. Curtis $109.75; Lester Patrick $98.75; Pac. TeL & Teig. -co. $49.05; W. B. Dillard $.97; C. A. Swarts $3.25;. Neil H. . Gillons $3.00; Cresseys '$3.65; Dr. B. F. Scaiefe $10.50; W. C. Romaine S30.31: M. A. Perry $5.96; Spring field Creamery. $17.84; Western Union $6.14; Harry Qumn 7.o: G. B. Pitcher $10.03: C. S. Carl son $38.36; Domestic Laundry $15.15; Korn Baking Co. $21.00; Irish Cash Store No, 1 $51.36; Koke-Chapman Co. $18.15; stana ard Oil Co. $1.95; William Kissin ger $30.94; Junction City Times $19.78; : Tiffany-Davis Drug Co. $8.18; Northwest Cities uas to. $1.51; Postal Telegraph-Cable Co. $4.02; Signal Oil Co. $2.50; Na tron Printing Co. $27.60; A. L. Brown, Auditor-Multnomah Co. S34.80: Associated un i,o. Glenn S. Morgan. M. D. $5.00; N. F. Whipps $12.60; Carl R. Baker Film Shop $7.72; H it M Grill $1.00; Aliens Radio it Sound Serv. $1.65; Newmans Fish Mar ket $6.74; R. A. Babb Hdwe. Co. $2.75: Pac. Coop Poultry. .Pro ducers $21.60; Pioneer Grocery Co. $68.00;Irish-McBroom No. 1 $55.49; C. A. Swarts $15.35 Scherer Motor Co. $32.30. TAX DEPARTMENT: Arthur Beistel $44.85; A. P. McKinzey $124.75; O. D. Sprecher $109.75; L. D. Sem $98.75; Margaret Mark ham $97.10; John Jensen $98.10; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $3.30; Eve lyn Knight $81.15; Mabel Cerutl $74.75: Chas. B. Sutherland $74.75; Hazel M. Holt $74.75; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $1.10; Stevens Typewriter Co. $4.00; John 'Jensen $10.70; F. L. Armitage, P. M. $55.00: Allenbaugh. Printing Co. $11.45: Koke-Chapman Co. $34.35; State Ind. Acc, Comm. $41.35. SLAUGHTERED ANIMALS Thomas F. Tryon $25.00; Samuel E. March $4.48; Lawrence G. Moxley $14.41; McNutt- Bros. $10.00: Ervin M. Wolf $7.50; An drew P. Junker $52.16; Ove N. Bodtker $13.32; Dewey D. An drews $15.00; Mrs. Jens J. Grib skov $29.85; Eugene N. Witbeck $7.50; Louie A. Kokkeler $18.66; Ernest G. Harwood $44.79; Albert G. Johnson $7.50; A. Angela Bush $7.50; Virgil C. Hansen $15.00; Raymond E. Hill $7.50; Virgil C. Hansen $5.00; Ernest K. Berg $5.00; Coy B. Benninger $7.50; Ernest L. Green $12.50; Oswald C. Petersen $7.50; Mrs. .Jennie May Witbeck $40.00; George B. Momb $7.50; Peder A. Wick $7.50; Lyman J. Getchell $21.97; George W. Bond & Son $40.89; Chester W. Bedortha $7.50; Charles L. Pope $15.00; May G. Lamb $7.50; Hans P. Bodtker $12.50; Vincil H. Davis $28.33; Louie A. Kokkeler $5.00; Edwin S. Fish $22.50; Harold E. O'Flyng $4.91; Walter H. Nellsen $15.00; Mrs. Robert M. Bedortha $7.50; Harold E. Clark $42.50. SURVEYOR: Olive R. Cham berlain $100.00; Stevens Type writer Co. $2.00; Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $7.90; Vera Stenshoel $54.37; W. B. Dillard $1.02; Monroe Cal culating Machine Co. $3.00; How ard B. Taylor $7.50; Cresseys $19.67. THISTLE: Lewis Bailey $2.99. TREASURER: Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $9.10; Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Co. $2.25; Mabel Palmer $100.00; Velma Christen $27.00; F. L. Arm itage, P. M. $3.00. UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF: Henry Chace $29.75; Central Heating Co. $65.51; Eugene Water Board $16.20; C. R. Rees $550.00; J. W. Quackenbush Sc Son $51.50; Sparkys Garbage $1.00; Eugene Sand tt Gravel Co. $4.00; Central Heating Co. $57.79: State Ind Acc. Comm. $1.24; Jens P. Jensen $17.69. DOG FUND: T. A. Breeden $10.00; Earl Buell $24.00; Geo. Bidwell $14.00; T. C. Bryant $4.00; B. T. Bowles $6.00; W. M. Becker $1.00; C. E. Brown $4.00 Mrs. R. B. Bond $.75; E. E. Calli- son $10.00; Chester1 Chase $40.00; R. E. Corum $2.00; P. V. Clouse $2.00; Chester Conger $10.00; Mrs. Hazel Calef $6.00; W. H. Dandy $4.00; J. W. DeWitt $4.00; Guy DeVos $1.00: John Downing $10.00; Jesse Driskill $2.00; U. W. Ellmaker $20.00; Paul Eastergard $2.00; Carl Edmlston $4.00; Arthur Easton $4.00; George Fisher $6.00; Lawrence A. Fisher $4.00; J. L. Furrow $5.00: C. M. Golden $12.00; R. R. Gibson $2.00; Alice Grayum $8.00; Guy Hansen $8.00; G. C. Huston $10.00; F. F. Hise $2.00; E. C. Hayes $6.00; H. A. Howe $2.00; Paul Hadlev $6.00; W. J. Holland $8.00; H. W. Jack son $13.00; Fred A. Johnson $3.00; Earl Jager $8.00; W. A. Jones $2.00; Fred G. Knox $8.00; F. H. Lacey $12 00; Howard Lynch $2.00: W. D. Livingstone $2.00: K. H. Lawrence $24.50: E. M. Lingo $6.00; B. L. McFadden $4.00: George McReynolds $14.00; E. G. Reynolds $8.00: G. W. Mr. Farland $6.00; Fritz Miller $2.00; R. Macauley $70.00; Wayne L. Morse $3.00; Chet Minty $4.00; Harry Mosby $2 00; Mrs. R. H Mosby $2.00; J. W. Michael $10.00: Alfred Neilson $2.00: R. H. Niblock $4 00; E. B. Oldham $28 00; Mrs. Helen Putman $1.00; F. D. Petzold $4.00; Leo Parker $1.00; D. Quaglla $2.00; E. Runk $4.00; C. W. Rose $4.00; Herman Rudolph $12.00; E. C. Rensche $2 00: C. C. Rose 0tV .r w $4.00; John Seavey $6.00; E. V. . SUPERINTENDENT: Roberts $8 00- E C Swearing n .17 Ulan Co. $2.69; Zeller- $12 00; J HV Spahr $1 00- Frank I Gnfhn Co. $28.80; Violet Sk.ltoo $58.00; i vI m! Shortridge $z.oo; Dan spores $6.00; W. W. Simpson $10.00; Guy Shafer - $20.00; J. M. Stickley $48.00; F. H. Stickley $20.00; Jacob Stalder $4.00; Lyle Stafford $2!00'; GUlis. Strome $2.00; A. R. Sunderman $4.00; A. D. Sanders $10.00; Bert Trout $2.00; S. C. Veatch $20.00; Ralph Vaughn $18.00; H. W. Veach $4.25; Ernest Wurm $1.00; J. A. Wooldridge $2.00; L. T.' Wiseman $3.50; Cres seys $150.75; Natron Printing Co. $25 J5; SheltonTurnbull-Fuller Co. $9 90; U. W. Ellmajter $14.00; Howard Lynch $8.00; o. B. Kyle $24.00; G. Stroda $14.00; Leonard Grady $5.00; Tom Sailor $24.00; Cliff nose $5.00; F. L. Armitage, P. M. $27.76; Augustus J. Flint $125.69; F. H. Stickley $50.00; J. W. Veatch $50.00; Claud Down ing $50.00; State Ind. Acc. Comm. $4.06; J. W. Michael. $42.00; A. Patterson $10.00; P. v. tiouse $17.00; T. R. Adams $3.00. . SPECIAL ROADS DISTRICT NO. 1: Scott Lyons $30.91; Ed L. Eaton $10.00; Wm. H. Runte $31.63; Siuslaw Motor Transport Co.- $1.94; Pac. TeL tt Telg. Co. $17.95; Coak's Radiator Service $4.00; Guard Pub. Co. $2.45; Graber-Gettys Hdwe. Co. $88.68: Eugene Water Board $36.99; J. W. Knox $133.00; Carl Senseney $90.89; Milton Fitch $92.54; E. C. Fox $88.05; Curtis Wilson $128.00; Milo Clark $93.03; Roy Fitch $88.05; Charles Lewis $88.05; Elbe L. Signor $112.25; W. B. Dillard $1.40; state Treas urer $67.00; Earl Luckey $10.00; Ballou it Wright $29.59; Lane Im plement & Truck Co. $101.90; Lane Gravel Co. $2.25; Mahlon E. Sweet $6.45; Slgloh-Sawyer Co. $3.50; Carlson, Hatton & Hay, Inc. $13.39; Farm tt Industrial Equip ment Co. $2.19; Woodson Motors $32.33; L. N. Mathews $82.51; M. J. Allen $67.54; Manlee Spores $71.47; Dick Baker $38.87; Lawr ence Thompson $24.43; J. M. Mc Causland $53.79; Earl N. Thomp son $62.37; B. A. Washburne $7.98; E. B. Doane $7.98; H it L Company $23.62; S. B. Finegan $63.62; Vitus Elec. Works $60.33; A. J. Cowley $37.90; Bert Kirk $16.81; Ed Brewer $24.42; Earl Wieeer $5.98: L. E. Fletcher $2.99; Carroll Kirk $2.99; S. M. McCool $22.45; L. I. Doane $55.86; H. G. Rieck $19.95; Ralph Petzold $23.92; Royal Doane $1.49; Gene Knowles $5.98; Max Simonsen $7.47; Leo Sitnonsen $5.99; Victor Storey $5.98; Alaska Junk s Ma chinery Co. $2.80; Clark Battery St Elec. Co. $31.61; Nordling Parts Co. $49.24; ' George Chapman $39.92; C. A. Sapp $34.94; Claud Hendrix $14.94; Arden Sapp $14.94; W. B. Blachly $8.97; Raleigh Syphers $2.99; Roy Bark er $17.94; Harry Barker $75.81; R. H. Barker $75.81; Ray Moore $35.88: W. C. Robinson $28.40; Vick C. Steinhauer $29.91; R. A. Robinson $23.92; Joe Graham $15.96; "Lewis Wilkinson. $11.98; Geo. A. Halton Co. $26.09; Mills Motor Co. $3.65; W. H. McBride Lumber Co. $54.21; R. L. Carpen ter $5.99; Carl Owen $4.99; Louis Wilson $4.49;- Joe Hayes $4.49; Joe Whisman $4.49; Swenney's Garage $1.75: Twin Oaks Builders Supply Co. $170.49; Oregon, Paci fic it Eastern Ry. Co. $4.40; Jim Graham $60.99; Fred Bosley $57.00; Chet. Allen $55.00; Rex Gwyther $53.01; Melvih McGuire $29.92; John Trunnell $52.04; M. C. Johnson $30.82; Fred Langs ton $51.02; Joe Smith $53.01; Roy Graham $51.03; A. B. Smith $50.12; Wm. Harris $41.86; John Graham $7.62; H. O. Jackson $60.99; G. H. Fullerton $9.11; Ray Rand $59.80; Fred Beidler $10.21; A. H. Lane $22.17; Philip Lake $6.12; Gene 'Burns $76.95; Harry Castle $45.03; Roy Trunnell $49.02; Lowell Tdford $46.54; Bryan Barnett $78.05; John Gib son $76.95r W. E. Tedford $5.98; William : Lingo $17.13; Junction City Motor Co. $3.05;' J. W. Quackenbush it Son $4.70; Chas. Gold $8.32; Melvin Sweet $8.97; A. C. Minkler $5.98; Mapleton Hotel $9.50; Junction City Ma chine Works $1.50; Ed Jensen Company $9.75; George Tolman $93.06; G. G. Hollis $83.79; Wil liam Forester $65.80; Lawrence Wells.$76.95; Claude Hill $59.22; Fred Evoniuk $79.80; Frances Kelly $92.69; James M. Dugan $11.96; Guy Allison $108.03; Ben Jackson $58.62; Western Auto Supply Co. $1.17; Feenaughty Machinery Co. $213.21; James F. Eagan $98.05; William Brandt $82.04; Ed Biente $49.35; J. D Smith $9.97; Jruck Wrecking Co. $69.10; Simmons - Kendall Co. $78.07; Silva Chevrolet Co. $38.49; Avon D. Babb $13.20; Loris Hale $63.52; D. R. Hamant $9.39: Carl Holm it Co. $1,112.30; H. M. Petersen Motor Co. $3.35; Maple ton Garage $10.39; Gordon Good pasture $47.88; Grabsr - Gettys Hardware Co. $14.20; Eugene Mirror it Glass Co. $2.20; Midgley Planing Mill Co. $1.85; North Side Wreckers S6.75; Mack-International Motor Truck $8.64; Montgom ery Ward it Co. $10.18; Pacific Tel. it Telg. Co. $8.70; Portland Uas it Coke Co. $92.40; C. P. Tillman Co. $3.93; Service Trans fer $48.32; Orchard Auto Parts Co. $12.74; Oregon Supply Co. $6.44; Hawkinson Tire Tread Serv. $87.16; Coak's Radiator Service $5.20; Southern Pacific Co. $125.44; S. C. Morris $.85; Hills Chevrolet Co. $2.95; R. A. Babb Hdwe. Co. $99.80; Gardner Radiator Service $15.00; York Thomson $2.00: Mountain States Power Co. $22.47; Jake McKinney $127.82; Elvin Thurman $14.70; Eugene Sand it Gravel Co. $197.80; Columbia Equipment Co. $143.20; Thomas Curran $89.80; Ben Wilson $86.42: Wendell Whit tington $71.56; Eldred Glaspey $11.96; Delmas Glaspey $42.37; W. D. Glaspey $48.87; Ray George ao.ua; P. E. Thompson $173.00; tsrumwell $113.02; Frank $70.63; Ralph Inman Q. A, Thurman $7411; Ry Weil, $68. 57: Wayne W H. Green .rfU-J Mabe $60m?TS Scott W,0 ington $48 $3.24; R. T- H WelU$19.8.,5S?W F1yl KeuJS $67.83; M Tf Worsen liouV Ed Smith I59J .7S 'ms $14.95- urT1 07; Curti,S Smith $28.25- rU? 79 80; CUtt8 Ralph Ream,7J $48.13; W 1' James Dugaa Mo!??! $58.30; Guy H Milton Fitch H:7l Walter Easan 543.35; Clyde Arthur Martin Co. $52.00- $32.14; Air rL2M S31.56; ATOt Eugene Concrd, ft 241.80;Walt,rM eral Petroleum bi Howard Cooper I Contractors Eqult-lJ $42.44; Juncui Q?H a.uo; J. H. ChuC. $3.01: Ln5. L?t macn. $132.0 $139. Veltum's Mach. s Side Auto Wreckoi Connors 115.89; E- "ampler 75J; vua.-tii; iranK Meid tn Wilkinson $2.98; M. a. l.. nryant 12.99; Jij ance $99.90; Williia Mary Neely $2.00; b Corp. $669.48; Intenji it Equip. Co. 157J1- J Sand & Gravel Co. i ion Oil Co. $86.82; Un Co. $82.78; Aetiu Ilk' $43.10; Pacific Hotp. A tugene Hosp. Am $01 Ind. Acc. Comm. $5M COUNTY BOAS BRIDGE: A. C. State! H. M. Petersen Motor 41 S. P. Co. $5.00; R. A. M, uo. jioi.sz; AcuiMiLje, $44.08; Geo. A HitaCi V. D. Fogle $53.(8:11 ter $86.44;. Carl On Louis Wilson t69.H; h! $63.94; Joe Whinm Miller Soreruen tills George $84.82; OltJ.K $81.42; George Jotts ML Bomark $76.43; Geapt $81.42; Shirley DnseB C. Crane Lumber Co. & M Grill $9.45; LiDiaii $258.31; Hills Creek Uj $305.05; E. E. Wjritt, W Yellow Fir Lbr. Co. MM Ind. Acc. Comm. H14 Hospital Assn. Ins. Co. $17.05. - I EMERGENCY: Pit VI Co. $6.25; Maree mi George Stock JlJMtil $2.15; Valley PrintingCtl Koke-Chapman Ca $Ml MARKET ROM! BRIDGE: R. A. Bibb Co. $204.00; EugeM W $11.00; V. D. FogloW Carpenter $23.95; Oi $19.95; Louis WtooH'l Hayes $17.95; 1 $17.95; Miller Sore Ted George $12.; Ok" son $12.47; George J Lee Bomark $12.;fr stron $12.47. MAINTENANCE: I son $23.70; Edwin 11 James Tedford ll Rust $109.75; T. J. WJ Fred Smigley ll-'?, ey $109.75; Hugh HeW' Chas. Gold $41.89; , $33.90; A. C. MiiW Walter Robbins $1 $5.98; Jim Grahim V ni. si 5 96: Chet A Rex Gwyther $1 3 JK Aft- John 4 .un. M C. JoM $23.94; Roy Grshio i W citu C7 09: Will. W.l John Graham $2.: 3 isofi- G. a ' sun ?... -. u,rv rastle $23 R nell $23.83; Ml gj. Less Ashley $5j uonaia .ill 0.li '" " jj earner o.. H1)t 'i, ciAR2: Mnl" STck' Baker' 0J $5.60; Eugene a-rftl J1UI.-I". v. -- j $9.47; Ben - tf Whittington l ttiT on- .Tnnn afiw-j .j e.h S17.93 a j as. Tannie 1.DI. - , ! Carson $34. a. ,0 Mme . "-"- se. Fish $6 35; .i.i Parks Clausen S3.37, u j Clyde WS ll irit.hll S23.95; r,no,. r t. DoW-: Gene KnLaii'cs)"J Vernon L. UM-1 fofl- Elmer ... .1 OQ- Ed t4"1 Mead $10.96: u-ilk nson ' I iir- Blondu Eugene Concrtt.. -ih. Sand tl Eugene HwP'UJjjjJ fic Hospi -Hie Ins. Co. t1
