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Newspaper Page TextPage Six. THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON. Tues'da 13 Obsidians Go On Middle Sister Climb at Week-End . Clifford Stalsberg ind Robert Lemon, assisted by Laurence Mot fitt, led a group of 18 into the Three Sister Primitive Area over the week-end. Thirteen made the ascent to the top of the Middle Sister in four and one-half hours from Sunshine Shelter, including Clifford Stals berg, Gordon Gullion, Don Beards ley, Pierre Van Rysselberghe, Rob ert H. Lemon. Ken and Agnes Shetterly, Charles Roffe, Jane Hall, Marvin Olson, Laurence Mof fitt, and Jack McCracken. Two members, Reginald Macro and Bill Swarcutt, went to an elevation of 9000 feet and skied on Collier and Dillard glaciers. Marco thrilled the group by making a number of very difficult descensions of both Col lier and Dillard glaciers. His descent on Dillard glacier was act ually in the Eastern Oregon coun try. Marjorie Scobert, Adeline Adams, and Charles Adams went Into base camp at Sunshine and apent the day exploring various lakes and meadows at the base of the mountains. The climb was made under ideal conditions and the group enjoyed many slides on the descent. Visi bility was good, the group being able to pick out St. Helens, Hood, Jefferson, and Adams. On July 25 and 26 the Obsidians are sponsoring a climb of the South Sister which will be led by Joe Heldenrelch. The leader requests those Interested sign up by Wed nesday evening in order that prop- ' Daughter Of Eugene People Holds Down Man's Job At Airfield Rated as "typical of the mach anettes'' who are now doing men's jobs at Paine field, Wash ington, Is a former local girl. Hazel Brandt, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brandt of Eugene. Miss Brandt is among the first "girls in overalls" to arrive at Paine Field, to show that they ran hold down men's jobs, and do the work that will relieve soldiers. Says Hazel, who grew up on an 80-acre farm near Eugene, and who did do many little me chanical jobs at that time, "I guess I got the hang of machin ery then." Following her graduation from St. Mary's high school, and aft er the war broke out a few months later, Hazel wished to do something that would aid in the emergency. Girls were wanted at that time very badly to train for war work, and Ha zel signed up. Following a three - months basic training course as an elec trician's helper, at Portland's Benson Polytechnic school, she was sent to Paine Field to start work. 'Hitler' Hung By Mailing Crew FLASH Electric Ranges Released Conditionally Don'! Walll Sea Us! GET YOUR Hotpoint Range Now Lyons & Peters "Hitler" was hung by the Register-Guard mailing room crew Monday. Although it was only In ef figy, it was an appropriate one. An oversize rat. corralled by the crew, was strung up in place of the nazi feuhier. er plans may be made for this trip. The Obsidian annual summer camp will begin on August 2 and continue on to August 18. The loca- i tlon of the camp is Husband Lake in Linnton Meadows, which is also in the Three Sisters area. Regis tration 'for both the South Sister climb and for summer camp should be made at Hendershott's store. For further information, also mem bers are asked to see the bulletin board at Hendershott's. Laws on Operators' Licenses Are Cited Al J. Peake, state examiner ef operators and chauffeurs license, reported recently that more care in the use of operator's licenses should be taken, and the closer ob servance of the state law regarding the use of the license would make work much simpler both for the operator and the examiner. The Oregon operators law states that all operators of vehicles in Oregon, even though they have the operator's license from another state, must have a valid Oregon license. To obtain the license, a test for vision a id over the la wa of this state must be given and passed, and satisfactory proof of driving ability shown by actual driving test. A person wishing to obtain the chauffeur's license must not only have the operator's permit but must have passed, also, the addi tional test on laws concerning chauffeuring. Also, the persons wishing the latter must have passed the operator'! teat within the last 12 months. "If additional Information Is wanted," Peake said, "persona may call at the city hall, room 9, and also get the new revised edition of the Oregon driver's manual there." artizc Paints Varnish Enamels LIGHTNING'S 11S1 Willamette Phone 1316 Defense Testimony Starts in Spy Case WASHINGTON, July 21. P) The military commission trying the eight German saboteurs who landed from U-boats announced late Monday that the prosecution had completed its case at 2:36 p. m. and that the defense was expected to start introducing its evidence tomorrow morning. The life-or-death trial started July 8. The late-day communique Is sued by Major General Frank R. McCoy, president of the commis sion, said that one hour and 84 minutes of the afternoon session was devoted "to arguments upon various motions made by the defense." State yield of revenue from motor-fuel taxation totaled $915.- 00,000 in 1941, 25 per cent of all state tax collections. Sweden has suspended motor coach transportation on Sundays to conserve tires. ?p WoJki ixtp v t ? mi;il ka y i fel l " 'j T: SS . ' - .... . y -$JtAul. f S. "" ,gl nr s "in" ? I7T.7T: Jake Pl 7 Neti $39 90: Fl7. Walter Brvnd J2 25- r: dreason tl i s? yi IQ nn. r . . " ..B:i $20.00: Office Mchry. Supply SHERIFF General: Pacific- Tel Bancroft-Whitney Co. $24.55. W est RaDh McIntvre M4.70: C. L. Publishing Co. $5 00: Eugene Curtis $115 36: Lester A. Patrick Hardware Co. $5.00: The Lawyers $109.74: Tidewater Assoc Oil Co-oo Pub Co. $12.50: Thomas S. : $9.65; Marion P. Wheeler $2.03: Wells $52 35: Osburn Hotel $25 80: Carl R. Baker $5.28: Signal Oil Tiffany - Davis $2 57: Stevens Co. $5.10: Al L. Brown $22 50: Typewriter Co. $11.00; F. L. Arm- j N. F. Whipps $10.35: Van Hyning itage p M. $100.04. : Printing Co. $8.00: Lovinger Dis- CLERK: Sibvl Lemoine $46.00; infectant Co. $139.00: Scherer Mo. Parifii. Tel. & Telg. Co. S2B.B0; tor CO. 514.40; signal uil Ln. v.uu. cressevs tviV A t? 7,Sh0 10 Wr.Q W. B. Dillard $2.65: pnotosiai Corp. $431.85: S- E. Skene $131.25; Mable Henrv $118 25: Eva U Duckworth $130.00: Grace M. L. Dawson $110.31: Helen Sorensen $in.5 3l- Sara Allen $103.75: Lila I Hughes $93.75: Doris Fegles $95.31: Miiarea regies d.ji: iwromi Putnam $83.75: Blanche Sweet S85.O0: John Duer $110.00: Sibvl Lemoine $24.00: Brighter Homes Store $111.88: Cressevs' $5.45: Val lev Printing Co. $186.80: Boehnke Printing Co. $9.90: Eugene Laun- $19.71: W. C. Romaine $8.48: Harrv Ouinn $.59; William Kiss inger $27.20; Reld's Creamery $27.88: J. C. Pennev Co. $8.28: Sher Khan Egg it Poultry $14.40: Pacific Co-op Poultry Prod. $9.60; Williams' Bakery $19.33: District No. 1 $19.89: Newman's Fish Mkt. $10.12: Dintv's Trading Post $24.00: Irish & McBroom No, 1 $27.38: Packer-Scott Co. $12.21: Tiffany Davis $3.68: R. A. Babb Hdwe. Co. $3.85; Irish fie swans No. 2 $57.90: C. S. Carlson $36.62: ten- & Elec. Cb tii'fr suoniy Co. $254.03" Ri1' ton Co $104.18; SiSV .fe. "1,21: Twin Sfc.C oup. eni.tjo Linn i-T. M Truck r-n lifts J?.e.!"ie.:J iu.uu; j-ightmng'i tT,fJ iJB.64; fW."., dry $ .39: The Nafl Cash Register ! Lugene Printing Co. i3.su: noneer Co. $1.00: H. F. Krueger Co. $4.00; ' grocery Co. $71.59- Myron A The Willamette Press $10 00; F. L. i Perry J 1: Western. Union $12.04: Armitage. P.M. $386.05: The J. K. GUI Co. $273.00. CORONER: R a m on a Jones $10.80: Chas. P. Poole $74.65. COUNTY COURT: Pacific Tel. 4 Telg. Co. $17.50: Patricia Sylveri $91.25: W. J. Holland $4.60. COUNTY - OWNED LAND: Johnson Furniture Co. $1.85: Pa cific Tel. 4 Telg. Co. $8.25: A. H. Hinkson $352.00: Helen E. Soran son $103.75: Esther Nesmith $68.87; Valley Printinr Co. $21.50. COURT HOUSE: Harrv L. Bown Blue Bird Packing Co. $50.46: D. Foster $7.58: Union Oil Co. of Calif. $7.00: Neil H. Gillona $2.00: Cressevs' $1.55. SHERIFF Tax Department: The Willamette Press $1.50: John Jensen $16.60; A. P. McKlnzev $159.74: O. D. Sorecher $119.74: O. W. Weir $109.74: Margaret Markham $108.09: Evelyn Knight $98.64: Hazel M. Holt $99.80: John Jensen $98.09; Aetna Life Ins. Co. $4 40: Chas. Sutherland $84.74: Stacy M. Russell $79.74: Gladvs . rinesan sihri- r,z , Parts Co. $56.02- vlSr Co. $48.82: Fred Z?fM Mapleton Gar.Vl W . tl ! McCulloch $135T30r fL Mchry. Co. $769 74- $1.25: Wyatt 4: HattiS -1 1 Western Ant Jsrt Walker Saw Shci 2;H Auto SuddIv $8.30; -I r-.pe oc rroa. Co. $6?i lumbia Eou n r ..JM. Coast . Power Co. 3.rA?t 1 ' nen Tire Co. $36 58- AiVY 5, I Signal Oil Co $3f 5Jt IF- Sweet $14.75:Xi-A Radiator. Serv $3.80: P, .oaK a Kadiator Serv Larry Barker $7Ss?rL $77.34: R. H. Barker tm M. F. Noblit A. $39.90: $20.00: P. L. Sill $114.70: D. F. McBain $78 54: Betty King $7654: Fillbach $99.70: C. C. Pollock Marsaret Thompson $76 54: Etta $49.70: Florence Richey $15.47: Cassitv $25.51: Ford-Nelson Mill Donald M. Alcorn $312 00: Jse j Co. $53 80 J. Godlove $2.00: R. A. Babb Hdwe. I SLAUGHTERED ANIMAL: Har Co. $5.31: Lightning's $ .58: Eugene ! old W Rugh $12.00: Ely H. Wein SuddIv Co. $2 64: Cluer's Signs , rt $24.00: Elvis S. Taylor $7.50; S5.00: Eugene Mirror c Glass Co.! Alice M. Jennings $7.50: Char es S2.15: Eugene Water Board L. Pope $6.00: Virgil W. Liles $114.46; Hendershott's $3.25: H. I 7 50: raceL Blood $7.50 Otis $5.00: H. W. White Electric LATAIlN,9y,SJJ?IA.L, AC?N Co. $3.65: Bill's Garbage Service i DENT COMMISSION: St. Ind. Ac $8.00: Miller's $7.50: Eugene Hdwe. cldce" ,9""; 84.33. Co $70- Twin Oaks $1 80' Guy SURVEYOR: Olive R. Cham Cla'usen $4 99: M. A. Niece '$3.99; I fll?in ,?,!,0.6;2.5; , A1jf? ,XhoJ,p,sSn Wendell Whittington $9.98: Glenn 42-65: Wiltshire s $11.1(T: Pacific Sill $4.99: Cluer's Signs $3.00. Tel & Tele Co $7.45: Vera Sten- ijki- kn.sk: vera air S4VHfl-: '"V71 w.uy, berg $27.93: WilUam oiS?.! Edd Day $9 0. r7v.01lj $7.98: Aetna Life In. fK- Pacific Hospital AsVra gonnern uie ins. f rl Eusene Hospital Assn C Hall rn taSrtVeT. 4t-,l Corn. $47.10: Balliu 521.72. Oen.r.l 2 V- H. S. Merrlam $250.00: Alma Luckev $100.00: Geo. Phinney $75.00: Deanie Bauman $90.00; Ernestine A. Schaffner $90.00; Doris Kirkoatrick $90.00: Shirley Pub. Co. $2.50: J. K. Gill Co. $28.80: R. A. Babb Hde. Co. S1.22: Valley Printing Co. $78.85: Cressevs" $10.10: Boise Blue Print Co. $250.00: Monroe Calc. Mach. - i-ii ai en. .. u i. i- , lo. si. Mi uressevs szH.un. S.in 4n- AiiHiw rnrrt.ii tin tn-1 . .THISTLE: D. E. Showal.ter LANA TAKES A HUSBAND To the film capital re turn Stephen Crane, 27-year-old Hollywood mercantile ex ecutive, and his bride, redheaded sweater girl actress, Lana Turner. They're shown as they stepped from a plane follow ing their "quickie" elopment to Las Vegas. Each had been married once previously. Barbara Register $53.20: J. E. Oakes $10.00: Pacific Tel. & Telg. Co. S39.40: Office Mrhrv. Ar Knn Co. $41.25; W. C. Romaine $20.96; r . u. unamDers $37.50: H S. Mer riam $6.60; Zellerbach Paper Co. $3.68: Cresseys $4.55: Goettling Sign Co. $6.75: F. L. Armitage $10.00: Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller $26.? V Eugene Hdwe. Co. $3.90: Florence Britton $28.22; C. G. Sentinel $100: C. G. Union High School $ .75; C. G. Pharmacy $1.30: Umnhrev & Mackin $2.00: Jeanne vearous $45.50: Cresseys' $2.50, This is Sugar We arc short of it This is Honey It is one substitute for sugar. Your gov ernment is glad to have you use honey and save sugar. Because of the war we are short of many things and are learning to use substitutes for them. How do we learn? Holmer Observes Washington USO A. F. Holmer, secretary for the Lane county's citizens USO com mittee, has returned from an ex- Knud Plesner Dies Following Illness Knud Plesner, of Junction City, died at the Sacred Heart hospital July 18 following an illness of seven months. Mr. Plesner was born In Den mark. .Tlllv 9fl 1A7S MnA vnarriri tended trip in Washington, where Anna Marie Petersen, February 22, he consulted with local USO lead-1 1903, m Looking Glass, Nebraska. ers irom oeauie, lacoma ana He is survived by his widow, ether USO centers. one brother, Niela Ferritflev of Mr. Holmer visited several USO Askov, Minn.; three sons. Paul, operations in Seattle and spent Askov, Minn.. Holger, Minneapo considerable time observing the i )lSi Mirai., and Elmer. Kirkland. activities of the service men's cen-j Wash.; two daughter. Mrs. Agnes ter in Bellmgham, Wash., wnere Miiier, Chicago, 111. .and Mrs. Ethel conditions closely parallel those 1 Beck of junction City: and nine that prevail in a community like grandchildren. He came to Ore Eugene, he reports. g0 i i936 and is a member of the In connection with his atten- Danish Lutheran church, dance at the annual school for Funeral services were held from VMCA executives at Seabeck, the Danish Lutheran church Tues Wash., Mr. Holmer talked with day afternoon at two o'clock: Rev. other USO leaders and attended 1 H. O. Nellsen officiating. Inter several sessions devoted to USO j ment was at the Danish cemetery, $22.30: Aubrey Hanes $3.99: Wm strunk 541.30: w. B. Scott $40.32: O. H. Perry $12.82: W. E. Poole $30.73: Valley Printing Co. $34.80. TREASURER: Pacific Tel & Telg Co $7.40; Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller $5.40: Mabel Palmer $103.75: Esther Nesmith $24 00; Van Hyning Printing Co. $8.75: Burroughs Addinz Mach. Co. $9.45. DOG FUND DOG FUND: Augustus J. Flint $137.95: B. T. Diess $6.00: Bill Bertelsen $6.00: Oscar Flaten $7.00: Lei a Stone $5.00; Ralph Wright $2.00: Rollin B. Evans activities. Most YMCA local units are actively participating in serv ices to the men in the armed forces. Mr. Holmer expects to make a detailed report to the Lane county committee for the USO at a meet ing to be convened soon by Chair man James A. Rodman. On his return from the Wash ington conferences, Ir. Holmer attended a Portland meeting of Junction City. The Miller-Sher man Funeral home in charge. Oiling Under Way; Road Surface Broken The county's road oiling crew will finish the Coburg north road oandv $7.70: Puritan Drn Co $1.15: Eugene Fruit Growers Ass'n $1.50: Granzers' $44.02: Williams Bakery S16.95- Pinner Rnvim Co. $62 80: D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. $6.74: S. Huehes $1.50: I. L. Kienzl, $1.50: Pacific Tel. & Telg. Co. $3.50: Mt. States Power Co. !L45i Standard Oil Co. of Calif. $23.79: Pacific Coast Borax Co $11.50: L. S. Rankin $23.60: C. D. Chezem $3.25: Inter. Tract. & Ffitim rr co XT e y . this week and will then move to j $5.257' jrc. Penney Co . Ine I? li the Jasper-Fall Creek road where j R. a. Babb Hdwe. Co.'$8 88- Lane six miles will be oiled. This road Co. Feed & Seed $56.88: V R has never before been treated. Harlow $32. 10: Nola Woods $40.00: IBIFTi?oNnSn:. r.lKn Pr'.'ve Oakridge $4.80; St. Ind. Accident 07I nri? Charities. Comm. S4.32: E. B. Oldham $9.00. c I7'.00:Pnen Bovs & Glrls I DISTRICT NO. 1 Society $44.00 DISTRICT NO. 1: Milo Clark DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Wm.1 $49.41: Gordon Lewis $33.91: J. iYinrtl5 $800:FanltB,' Rlld f- McKee $13.50: Harlev Furman f0:P,clf'. 7el-.&TeI"--Co- S39.90: Arlev Gray $15.96; W. B. $35.35: R. L. Polk & Co. $12.50; Dillard $8.30: Pacific Tel & Tel Glenn S. Morgan. M.D. $5.00:. Co S19.15: Mark H. Whitaker Townsend Dry Cleaners $1.80: ! $19.70: Henry C. Carpenter $19.70: Anna Dillard $106 29: Northern George Stock $148.80: Marie Dix Life Ins. Co. $3.71: Office Mchry & f5.31: Fred Smielev $159.74: Suoplv Co. $1.00: Cresseys' $23.40. James Tedford $132.34: Edwin DISTRICT SEALER: Depart- Tullar $128.09; C. E. Duckworth men' S.' Agriculture $49.03. $127.74: E. J. Mabe $127.74: L. ELECTION: Rubv Winther W. Newcomb $127.74: A. A. Mar $63.00: Callahan Furniture Store tin $151.49: Curtis Wilson $147.74: $8.50: Llovd Howe $104.00: Gladys Charles Lewis $179.74: L. W. Law Herrig $24.00: Eugene Printing Co. son $140.74: Milo Clark $79.60: $70.00: F. L. Armitage, P.M. Roy Fitch $41.92: Wayne Trow $144.20. bridge $129.74; Robert Hammond EMERGENCY RELIEF: W. B. ' $120.63; Claire Parks $120.62: Joe Dillard $20.00. iFritsch $47.39: Llovd N. Clark COUNTY FARM: Eva A. Ganriv $72.35: Joe C. Crick $1.23: R. A. $7.00: Thelma E. Frostad $6.00; I Babb Hdwe. Co. $463.73: Charlie Glenn S. Morgan, M.D. $5.00- Lula I McCulloch $18.00: Coast to Coast Hoare $104.70: Gordon Hoare1 Stores S2.88: Southern Pacific Co. $55.73: Owen Auslv $49.70: Kath- $10.00: Frank E. Senn $95.49: Pac leen Correll S49.70! Claud, iw ific Tel & Tel Co $4.05: ML States $12.20: Northern Life Ins. Co. I Power Co. $1.00: ML State Power $3 97: Thelma Frostad $11.40: Evva I Co. $18.18: Fries Hardware Co. $.95: Graber-Gettvs Hdwe. Co. $8.76: Goodrich Silvertown Stnren Williams ' iM: Victor Butterfield $40.00: vaiiey xnminK company siui.iu; West Side Auto Wreckers $7.95: Sieloh-Sawver Co. $5.95: W. J. McCreadv Lbr. Co. $30.36: J. C. Implement Co. $3.25: Interstate Tract. & EauiD. Co. $75.34; Carl Holm & Co. $4,013.30; Lane Gravel Co. $112.25: Carlson. Hat ton & Hav. Inc. $125.42: Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. $152.10: James Rodman. $38.05: C. B. Benninger $5.00: Eugene Water Board $30.23: Economy Battery & Electric Co. $11.00: Cluster's Auto Wreckers ...t v. ...... ........ vv.... , nas never neiuie ucen ucaicrii. -..m hwqs smuu , tn. ri.,..rf. r...l- r youth participation in CiviUan j County Engineer P. M. Morse, g!,: Jhnson Furnt- ; sll-0!', -&!! Defense held last Thursday. , County Commissioner Walter J. FRUIT INSPECTOR-R P Thn '5225.57: Chet Allen $1.89: Rav The local YMCA secretary, as ! Holland and County Commissioner $45.24: FlovH 1 r 5Vi,iJ Rand $9.98: Joe Smith $3.13: Cottage sish.73: James Hemenwav S29 oi Dr?,aU?nciI -on" lr Grove Monday afterpoon to inves- HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Mrs. ; Tnh 'S.nnirf tf at r-.- nf,; tigate a complaint that the con- ; .00: Koke-Chap- ! iVZi LT. tractors' trucks on the Cottage. .,. Zi.,X:'?-.. ii"nrZuvig ; iand PoweU $4.99: A. H. Lane r 1 eiorti. 2L'-".. ""'.I.i'in'a i.u. ricy Bemier $34.90: Guv Halladav $4.24: A. B. Smith $21.18: Robert LUkens $48.12; Lowell Tedford P.M. $18.00- p r ' r i-C""'' $169.31: Mary E. Turner $179.75 rin ,Lvnch $110.40: W. J. on plans and objectives, presented report of the recommendations from this group. This report will be published and sent out to local county committees and to youth leaders throughout the state in time to be considered for youth activities during the fall and win ter months. Dr. J. E. Richmond has been named chairman of the Lane county youth rsrtlc'Pallon ' committee. ..u.v .......... .... ,,,,,, 3. mrs Wm Elliott S19hri. rapping the dam reservoir are Pacific Tel. Tela Pn t la- road between the dam and Thorn "- Elliott $12.00: F. L. Armitage, Driage wnere tne rock is quarried. $4.15: Mrs. Wm. An automatic control stops idling of a motor while the vehicle is parked, thus saving gasoline. Today's average car has about 145 pounds of rubber, including tires and tubes. This is a Newspaper This is just one example of the ways in which newspaper adver tisements help the government and help you. Information in the advertising and editorial pages of your newspaper is more important to you than ever during the war. MEMBER. THE NEWSPAPER riUMSHEIvS COMMITTEB x I I ffi Get the other fellow's price, then see my samples oi plates. Use your credit DR. DONOHUE DENTIST 960 WUlamette SL TeL 441-J Orer Slgwart Eleetrie Store COUNTY CLAIMS COMMISSIONERS' COt'RT LANE rOl'NTY. OREGON June. 1942 Claims Paid In July. 1942 ADVERTISING: Th Srringfield News $31 25: Guard Puhlishina Co. .IS 40: The Siuslaw Oar S3 80: ! Willamette Vallev Prol. Committee $mo on. ASSESSOR: Pacific Tel. tc Telg. ! Co. $6 65: Van Hvning Printing Co. $3.20; Burrouehs Adding Ma- . chine Co. $17.45; K"ke-Ch,mman Co. $34 .65: Agnes O'Rrirn $145.31: Mildred Coleman $96.87; Adeline Vnlkstorf $81.25: Shirlev Javnes $35 31: S. C. Pavne $115 .62: Archie Mt-Kinnon $90.62: T. R. Currie $181 .25; Rilev Petty M10 62: Mail-i rme Mercer $76 80: Bettv Harnden : $76 80: Helen Towne $64 00: Jack Rowland $25 00: Stevens Tvrje riter Co. $20 00: Cres.evs' $1 00: Remington Rand. Inc. $46 06- Bo-1 titrh N. W.. Inc. $131: Welhv Stev- ! ens $7.20: Wiltshire's $ .50; F. L. Armitaee. p M. $74 52 AUDITING: Earl Snell. Secre tary of state $3,105 33. CIRCUIT COURT: Rainbow Cafe $7 80: Pacific Tel A, ti Pn $21 30; West Publ. Co. $11.00: C. c! Pollock $55 00: Doro-.hv Putnam $120.39: M. C. Johnson S137.04' John Sanders $39.90: Gene Burns $23.69: Hez Tucker $69.86: Wesley Hafton $35.91: A. H. Lane $29.94: A. B. Smith $17.96: John Gra ham $92 35: E. N. Thomoson $3.73: Philip Edblom $27.93; Warren D. Lomax $53.63: Earl Havnes $19.95: L. N. Mathews $92 83- V D Fol. $2 00: $23 70- .T M Mr-r lo,,.to mn. ice Laundry $7 pa. w S.i "Sr JD P- . f r.i r -i V '.- ."'es unane i.o: a. a. wasnourne Snnnlv'ei i'-J ' Pnv51c,ans & Hosp. $7.98: Wm. J. Brandt $135.77: G. IvnirVv-r trtT t,,. . D- G'rsbach $34 93: Ramh Nichols M EN.T0?OLDJER: John S. $94.58: C. C. Rees $49.85: G. P. HonrtiyAr..': facrd. .Hpi,rt S',,ld'r S4985: Gilbert Fox $59.88: cS $2 92- iv: t?8 c,,c, V . Je' P,1,6."". Hi'l 9-98: Geo. Tolman LO. SZ.V2. Dr. N. Paul E. Anrinr. $155 74- Pinrl. Hill (II9U. $17.00: Tiffany Davis S6.43-.bert Fox $38 17? Ralnh' Tnmn Heart Hosd. $2.50: Irvin $4.99: Clude Farmer $137 7H- Fl. Ross Lynch $110.40- W.' $50.15: Alice Shrode $60.00: Bea-j Co0 M7i?Mr:.A5,n Life Ins.. I i $2JS,: 9,rtie Peterson rr;-i' V. un H(Jfs .Lynch $10.60; ni , ii T auprjlv r0,illc i uriie si J.45: son Sacred lit is- Ahm B.ri"inn Tire Co. $4r64: Arrow Ambulance $67.05; District No. 1 $26.60. -nNrSAr?: Br-fH-.R- Allumbaueh $20 00; Dr. H. E. Lamb $5.00; Dr H. E. Sro es $15 On- f Foster $169: C. S. Carlson M 59 " . i oi iv. r. iuiki : Jo .' f. J43 on- Par f ir T.I A. T.i r- $6.25: C. S. Briscoe. J. P. $10 75-Koke-Charman Co. $2 68: Wm S"'' nr sl20: J- E- Mumhy. J. fi-?'6S.: ranklin Printing Co. Hathan-av $17.35. JL EXILE DEPT.: Pacific Tel vin Rhinevault $4.99: Ralph Nich ols $17.56: G. D. Gersbach $24.95: Earl Bailev $19.96: Rav George $111.81: Guv Clausen $97.80: Eu gene Ensisn $147.75: M. A. Niece $24.83: G. D Gersbach $14 97: Earl Bailey $9 98: Harlev Furman $27.93- Rnv Fitch IA2?. p r John Bn-son. I Van Osdel $5.49: Ben ' Wi'lsori S40.09: Gilbert Fox $17.96: Ralnh Inman $67.08; Claire Thurman $77 34: Glenn Sill $17.96: Ivan ?.r2T S'8.02: Delmas Glasoey 524 94: John Smith $26 01: Elvin Rhinevault $37.42: Mike Radaknw s! $60.39: Willie C. Wells $47.39: Clvde Weatherlv $40.26: John t 10 OF INCOME IS OUR QUOTA IN WAR BONDS ?,i,4J04..Sh.i.r'T Christiansen $2:i0: $40.28: Jim Wright $11.97: W. E i HnSd W-5I?I,lson S21S- Charles Wells $80 45: Warner A. Ander- Linrtav 52.10. son $23 94- Guv Allison $72 29- -.LVStHM:tJ- "k" mn- Wpr"l" Whittington $7.98: Keith'1 Aetna Life Ins. Co $ .10: Riir. Parks $4,180. p. n , r--.Jiu.-u . gene $62.8,: Henrv Carson $79X3: Wal- I UNIVERSITY BUSINESS COLLEGE t Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing 860 Willamette Fh. 2761-M Aetna Life Ins. Co $1.10: Bill! Garbage Service $1.23: Eugen Board $23 81: A. A. Reeves $582 24: Manerud-Huntington Fuel Co. ? 00 PREDATORY Animals: Chest er Hieht $41 8. PUBLIC WELFARE COMMIS SION: Leslie M. Scott. St. Tre.i. $10 420.13. W. H. Haffner. M. D. $8 09 SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: $47.88 .inrKarei v.. ciianton 10 25: Mar. tr-a Nurre $3 00; Fac-.fic Tel & T' .ro $9 69: F. L. Armitage. P. Jl.f4?.R8: V,"'v Prating Co. $3 25; era Sterihnel $8 00: F L Armitage $27 00; Cressevs' $85- MolliU 156 84. ter tamobejl $57.87: W. A. Cris- t"4."i?": Jennie Haiaorson $47.39; Percy Ream $109.78: Ho-, ward Winchell $109.78: W. D I G0!"T, J92 81: Ronald Jones' $92 81: Jeff Pettit $3 99: Vernon' Fi-h', i81,84: Frwl Flemmer $-V85: J. R. Inman $49 87; O. E. ' Rebmen . $62 86: Robert Rieck H G Rieclr 110177. n.lK Petznld $99 77: A. Marten '$94 80: 1 i.,MZ' $-'95: L. I. Doane J92 83: Ed Erevver $4 99: Mickey i Brewer $4 99: das Gold $100.13 Chas Cornors $65 87: R. A Earl $69 84. Ed Earl $56 74: Ed E i Smith $83 57: A. G. Hines $9 98:, lilerl Ausua $22.4$. Konalvl Hatch, $231.72: General Pet ConTal Howard-Coooer Corn M areola Garage SI 7S- f Mchry. Co. $12.00: Com' ri $1.50: Firestone Home t Sud. $1.50: Montgomwr I. Co. $127.79: Richfield oj' Union Oil Co. of Calif. imcwaLci rtbsuc. UU CO. Fred Schneider $10 niv 1 71 Uge. P. M. $111.77; Grifca U1..,a Pa CIO At. II. 'TW Tread Serv. $39.00: n...-...i- r.. ma .1 ! i rucwnicr vu. ao. ou: .vrr-J uiv wiwvi flu 9I.U3: j!4 nuHj v.auiii5 iu.ou; .!ectn roundry $552.70: Jin, Boarding House $10.00: GENERAL ROAD BRIDGE: R. L. CarDtntcuJ merie Aioro m.uv. Hit. $19.21: Jim Callahan S12r thur Cooper $13.72: A. CM siu.mb: wyau & wtta $20.00: Geo. A. Halton Ci i Yellow Fir Lbr. Co. $46.10: SrJ Motor Co. $13.55; ft. A. 1 riowe. vo. iiuo.5; w. ca Lumber Co. $417.00: BuekSj Mill $256.50: SnellstromiS Co. $215.21; Miller SOrenialli Tea ueorge sz3.t: IM i mark - $15.82: Truman H iu.b: joe wnisman siB.Ji;; Focle $26.94: Aetna Life la $3.30: Northern Life Ins. & Pacific Hospital Ass'n UOOtl OILING: Tidewater Awd on Co. $1,300.00: standard ai of California $1,600.00; 0 Co. $1,000.00; Southern PicSI J27Z.16. STATE INDUSTRIAL H DENT COMMISSION: S'4' Accident Comm. $910.33. RIGHT-OF-WAY: G Celia Gansle $521.00: D. I Rubv Simoson $581.00: Km'i Saubert $150.00: Vito M $2,000.00: Lillie Haves SiOAi M. Rearick $3,000.00. MARKET ROAD BRIDGE: R. L. Carpenttrffl Merie AiDro jb.uj; mm $35.68: Jim Callahan $22.4; thur CooDer $8.23: R. KM Hdwe. Co. $2,314.28: W.CM Lbr. Co. $481.23: Charier U ejn on- v rv rnoU inriM-1 I D. 'Lomax $7.48: L. N. $2.99: Adna H. Signer JJ78S I Ier Sorensen $17277: Ted Gal $131.78: Lee R. Bomart 14 Truman Bresler $120.78: Jm1! man $120.78: John Houmafi W. M. Wohlander $59.90: S strom Lbr. Co. $5.51; Hiia Lbr. Co. $137.38. MAINTENANCE: Howtri' on $46.64: Meivin McGuutW Joe Fritsch $87.31: Lloyd S I $19.96: Charles McCulloch B Carl Holm & Co. $382.03: tl Sand &. Gravel Co. $164.80:v) Crick $29.40: James On: $20.57: Chet Allen SI 19.75: Ranrf tU0 7. .Toe Smith L Bryant Barnett $95.84: neii JS8.80: t rea ungsnni-j Milton McCullough $".M:,y $19.95; Geene Burns $1131i .1 land Powell $124 75: KlA S24.8S; jr. Langston uiw" j Uflrri. RQ ni fr-.A Pldlerg Guv Halladay $29.68; A. B. M $40.41: Robert LuKens .laoimnn cinsxn. F.. N. Tacca $5.99: Philio Edblom a j ren n. Tyimiv $1993:L.1 hews $14.96; J. M. McCW $12.47; Adna H. Signor IJ Ralph Inman $14.97: t-laiit-J mon IQ C.l.nn ill $49jC .1 Carney $47.39: Delmai i C4 $67.36; John Smith $12.47: Willie C. VifVf.H Clyde Weatherly $69 : Boydston $69.95: Jim WriT h A r- i4i- -p, fit. U K n v.,. omim ffvo.vo. '"-i $23.94: Warner A. AndersaH Ungton $22.45: Keith Pirb'J son $49.89; Walter C- 910.VV, IjClllllC - j W. D. Gla?oev $22.45: Jonea $22.45; Jeff rtim -Rav George $41.93: M; A - WUson $5.99: Vernon t Te.. on rn. r F iw-l $35.92: H. G. Rieck $24-M -i Walter Rob'bin's 48.0: JijfJ $122.79: L. I. Doane $56 V R.r viri, tn on- Mickr s-n $3.99: Chas. Gold $20 45. 5 Earl $54.87: Ed Earl ' Smith $36.16: Ronald Ha-..( L.. ni.t... Ci? Rfl' D $59.85: Merl Austin -l-'i HunUngton $23 98; E-!, 3 $53.90; Walton Lbr. CJ-J I Kene concrete rip " $130.20: Snellstrom Lbr..'ji Harry Barker $52 ".r X $52.38: R. H. Barker J'vl Chapman $46.39: A. BL -2 riennem Bailev f J "?a Griffith $4.99; I- C; ffl OILING: Lloyd $ 02 SHT. Cifuiw-igL-L-i::. Ralph Inman $42 41: John Smith $80o:. "t: $29 94: Wendell Whitt-i'aJ $77.34: M. A. N'JLIH Fitch $82 3S: A. L. R. J. Davis $32 50: MAn5"i.-4 ington Fuel Co. $39 Oil Co. of Calif. H Oil Co. Inc. $1-343 I'-.PjrM i. r-.. ri... io";S5: i . I Assoc:sted Oil Co- ll.!,"tPl COTTAGE Gu c ; VOIR PROJECT. $7.J; L. C HaU Co.