THE CAPITAL JOURNAL FRIDAY. JANUARY 30, 1920.,
STOCKHOLDERS OF
CREAMERY MEET!
TENTATIVE PLATFORM CF
NEW LAND AND LABOR
(Continued from page on)
empirical union, was selected secre-
Itary.
A temporary committee or organuja-
Stockholder. M in. pu-. ,Uon Mra)1 foUow,: Fred
peratlve Creamery were in "nd' I Weckerlf Portland; L. H. McMahan.
anc Friday at the annual meeting l. , c Murphy L, Grand;
th. company. Th. morning wa spent ( Jam Albny . R cberrk k.
in a budnea easlon at the Marion (Akamai: O. H. Baker. Bend; O. B.
k.tel followed b ya banquet looldman. Corvallla; J. H. Brothers,
Th. afternoon session of Ihe cream- Eugene;
ery men was devote to formulatlve
program and to consideration of spe
cial plan for enterprise growth dur
iag the year 1920.
ROBERTS AND BROMLKI
SPRING TENMS SURPRISE)
Philadelphia. Jan . Cramer Rob
ert and Charles S. Bromley, Philadel
phia, sprang surprise when they de
feated Jay Gould and J. W". Wear, also
t Philadelphia, In the semi-final
round of the national amateur rac
quets doubles championship here to
day by the following score: 17-14; 17
14: 11-10; It-.
In the other semi-final match, the
T. C. Pell and Stanley Mortimer, New
York, triumphed over r. L. Kreung.
Dr. B. M. E rougher, Rose-
bum;: T. L. Van Orsdaie, McMlnnville,
and L. K. larB, Polk county.
The fiuanoe committee is: C. R
Hartwlg. J. D. Brown and L. J. Sim
eraL The following men were selected for
platform ceniinittee: F. B. Coulter,
Arthur Brock. M. M. Burtner, James
Bryant. Louts Bowerman, B. at.
Brougher. t. E. Van Orsdaie, A. B.
Goldman and L. II. McMahan.
LIBERTY BO.VDS
New York, Jan. JO Prices for lib
erty bonds at 2:55 p. m. today were:
V 98.60: first 4 s 91.50; second
4 s 90.66; first 4Vi's 91.64; second 4
It' tt.it: third 4's 03.06; fourth
vic-
44'S 99.90: victory 3 3-4's 98.04
huysen and R. F. Cutting, also of New s 98 0B-
. .. m . mm . e I. 1C I
Roberts andBromle'y will' meet Pell! The town of Oakland IS miles north
an Mort.mer forth, title tomorrow, j JvF
cerned, on account of smallpox.
JOURNAL WANT AD8 PA r
Caddock And Stetdier
figiit For Title Tcisigkt
Tree Naral Scenes Are
Feature Of Coming Film
New Tork. Jan. Jl.-E.ri Caddockj Battleship and
of Iowa and Joe Stecher of Nebraska jboth exterior and interior, win
meet tonight at Madiaon Square Gar- U-hnlcally correct in the Thomas H.
den to decide the heavrweleht cham-1 Inc Bp,rial production, "Behind the
pionshlp at catch-as-Stch-can ,larrin- Hobart Eosworth.
ling. The winner, in addition lo-'- starring.
the wona s wnicn cum -
curing a firm hold on
championship Utie, will receive a large tor three da)- c0m"""If" " ure
hM itf .h cat. recelnt. The match day as a Paremount-Artcraft picture.
share or tne gate receipts. n j' - . ... rtor ir. 'performed a remM""
is to be to a finish, one fall to decide inn was " , of I desired to get a picture
the winner. George Bothner has been vln Wlllatt enlisted the services c -
Semi-Annual Report of County Treasurer
and Clerk of Marion Co
MARION COUNTY FAIR TXD
on the deck of the submarine sub-i
merged. To get the proper angle the
cameras had to be placed on top of
the conning tower. Lieutenant Cook
French Fisliers:
Protection 1 1
l ieutenant John Cook from the H-S
at the submarine base at San Pedro,
z-i him through the naut
ical' seta. Mr. Cook approved all the
, ... k.,o, t before they were
mipnuj ' .
.k.nhul and he was with -Mr.
.i.. kfiKhiii and on thelt
......... - vier-; conning lower as poiwioiw, uuti me ( . . uia
witn navai ...,. cu u me ncb
for relief. """ !
was asked to submerge the boat, buti Brest, J.m 3sr
to stop as close to the floor of the Jwro h, , " a- In
ible, that the , th. " " "" ,
strict accordance
line.
chosen as referee.
Lieutenant Cook also ' directed tne . ,V on a xarmer nea r ; The minUtry ha, . ... f
submarine while the action p.ciun u.B. "m 7 " ! uo" aplanes at th iTT"
wV being taken. In doing this be chain of :t stump Pur b,k under plied with bomLti
remarkaDie ieau ii ruo.u. ,.v.u.u juai-area of 300 yards l -"
of Boswortn aoove tne annie. igrounds of the pest 5
W. B. Vann of Clatskanie lost hi
grip while washing windows in .the
fourth story of an apartment house
and fell to the ground. He suffered
the fracture of a leg and arm and sev
eral ribs and was Internally injured.
He died an hour after the accident.
NEW DREAMLAND RINK
EAST END BTATB STREET
SALEM, OREGON
ROLLER SKATING
Every Afternoon and Evening
Commencing
SATURDAY JAN. 31
1:80 and 7:30 P. M.
Music, Large Hardwood Floor
January Clearance Sale
WOOL? STORM SERGE, 36 inches wide, in
blue, grey, brown,-red and green. Specially
priced, per yard.. - 98c
ALL WOOL COATING, 56 inches wide, in
Plaids and blue and brown mixed at, per
yard - ........$3.75
WOOL SCHALLY at per yd 55c, 95c
REMNANTS
One-Half Price
Look Over the Wonderful Values at Half
the Market Price -
Miss Opportunity Welcomes These With an Eye to Economy -
Apron check gingham 19c
27-in. Dress Gingham 29c
:)6-in. Dress Gingham 39c
36-in. Percale 29c
Devonshire Cloth 39c
Good grade muslin, per yd 25c
Hope muslin, per yard .;...29c
Heavy grade flannel, blue and pink,
per yard 25c
9-4 bleached sheeting, per yard....69c
9-4 unbleached, per yard 65c
LADIES'
STOItE
406-474
STATE
blitj j-:t
MEN'S
STORE
416
STATE
STREET
Pric $125Q, f. o. b Salem.
Roadster Same Price
The Lowest-Priced Highest-Value Six
on the market
The tu kin nil Henslhle 81s boa the tinre Its first Introduction four years
distinction of being the Inwext priced the unusual merit of the Oakland
all-cylinder ear built today. The lm-j Sensible Six has given rapid growth to
-poitance of this fact to the buyer lien the popularity and esteem in which it
Among Its valuable features are the
six-cylinder, bverhead valve, 44 horse
power engine the force feed lubrlca-
i
tn the conditions which make possible , is held by Its users, and now the second tlon of engine bearings the heated In
th low cost of the Oxkland. ; j hundred thousand of these cars Is well', . ..,,, . . ,
These cause, are-fir, scientific, along in production. . , j"" mnlf,i ",c
slmplied design which reduce the' Altlwuch very moderate In cost, , the long-seml-elllptle springs-
manufacturing cost, at the same time 'act priced hundreds of dollar belm the Hotchkiaa drive ths 12x4 inch
Improving the quality of the ear, nd ! com n rattle Rise, the Oakland, by rea-i tires, extra large for the weight of the
cend. .teady We production which! son of U practical design. Its large Lu,. leather upholder?
makes the Oakland company the sixth production and the great resource! " . ..
Urgeat producer In th world and see- back of it. haa the qualities demand- ,B aep' ria' nvily cushioned seats
ond t nly on concern in Ihe pro-led bjj exiiertenced. discriminating pur-i"na th complete high-grade erju'p
ductlon of sis-cylinder cars. 'ehuw-ra, . uient and fittings.
Our spring shipment has arrivei for delivery, at ence. Come and see our stock of
Oakland Sensible Six
American Automoblk Company
185-197 South Commercial St. Phone 399
un
nro?nn Jan. 1st. 1920. I
taiH., - ,1 t tdta k.l
. Aj tuvpa And amount lururui JUiy 4, xii, iNiijftiice
Semi-annual statement of money received o taxes and am y Dteborsement-
vouchers
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
$
0.00
0.00
0.00
74.80
30.27
44.53
.. en . Yi.r 4 Via K1fnff Hllll
,1. . I'Aiirtrv rpu Mil i vi v uio -
County. Or;go:fVo July 1st. 191 to January 1st, 1920.
4912 Tax Roll.
Cash on hand July 1st. 1919. - '
Collected since that date -
- -"Cash on hand Jan. 1st. 1920
11S Tax Hull.
Cash on hand July 1st. 1919
Collected since that date - -
Cash on hand Jan. 1st 1920 --
1114 Tax Roll.
Cash on hand July 1st. 1919
Collected since that date
Cash on hand Jan. 1st, 1920 -
1915 Tux Roll.
Cash on hand July 1st, 1919
Collected since that date including Rec. No. 19103....
Total :
Turned over Aug. 26, 1919
Turned over Dec. 31. 1919
Total "
Cash on hand Jan. 1st, 1920 -
1910 Tax Roll.
Cash on hand July 1st, 1919 210.77
Collected since that date including Kec. No. 18712 ... 264.7S
Total "'-"f;
Turned over Aug. 2, 1919 J 7.7&
Turned over Dec. 31. 1919 ' 1'5T-7S
Total
Cash on hund Jan. 1st, 1920
1917 Tax Roll
Cash on hand July 1st, 1919 "2.14
Collected since that date, including Rec. No. 1888.... 1,112.93
Total
Turned over Aug. 26. 1919 fj2-"
Turned over Dec. 31. 1919 991.54
$1.00 subtracted from T. O. to correct Rec. No. 17947 1.00
Total -
' Cash- on hund Jan. 1st, 1920 :
191H Tax Roll.
Cash on hand July 1st, 1919 8,993.60
Collected since that date including Rec. No. 18300....405.942.78
Total - $412,936.3
Turned over Aug. 26, 1919 - 18,269.51
Turned over Sept. 10. 1919 iv.siu.ia
Turned over Sept. 22, 1919 26,079.37
Turned over Oct. 7, 1919 -
Turned over Oct. 23, 1919 189,656.98
Turned over Nov. 21, 1919 78,082.60
Turned over Dec. 31, 1919 9,299.05
Total
Cash on hand Jan. 1st, 1920
State of Oregon, County of Marlon, ss.
I, IV. I. Needham, Sheriff and TaxCollector for Marion County State
of Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing statement is true as I verily
believe.
W. I. NEEDHAM,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Marion County, Oregon.
paid
I
Balance
2.00475
205,51
9.001
0.00
0.00
74.80
74.80
0.00
47 . 53
475.53
0.00
212. (I
..$ 1,645.07
1,645.07
0.00
..f412.93fi.38
0.00
Seini-Annual report of Treasurer's Office Marion County Oregon,
six months, ending December 31, 1919.
For
GENERAL FUND.
July 1st 1919 Balance
Receipts, 1915 tax
Receipts 1916 tax
Receipts 1917 tax
Receipts 1918 tax
Recorder's Fees ......
Clem's Fees
Depository Banks Interest..
Fines
Surveyor's Fees
Billiard Hall License
Transfers from other funds
Miscellaneous
Disbursements
Warrants paid $ 47,461.96
H State tax 64,064.30
Transfers to other funds 305,360.06
Balance t 118,425.76
$284,340.51
38.39
258.79
815.03
188,788.23
4,489.11
4,440.41
3,548.48
563.00
340.75
75.00
42,126.36
5,488.02
$535,261.03
HIGH SCHOOL FTXD.
July 1st, 1919. Balance .,
Receipts 1915 tax
Receipts 1916 tax
Receipts 1917 tax
Receipts 1918 tax
Receipts Tuition
Transfers from general fund
Disbursements
Vouchers paid $24,247.78
535.261.08
$11,304.17
2.99
4.84
0.02
6.857.54
3,603.57
2.465.65
$24,247.78 $24,247.78
SPECIAL SCHOOLS.
July 1, 1919, Balance
; Receipts 1915 tax
Receipts 1916 tax
Receipts 1917 tax
Receipts 1918 tax
Interest and bond redemption
Refund
Disbursements
Interest and bond redemption $ 8,851.88
Vouchers paid 76,02448
Transferred to general fund g2.g4
Balance .. 9,238.74
i 5.085.14
16.55
60.74
287.17
74.566.76
13.837.97
343.41
$94,197.74 $94,197.74
SPWLL ROAD DISTRICT.
July 1, 1919, Balance
Receipts 1915 tax
Receipts 191S tax
Receipts 1917 tax
Receipt 1918 tax
Transfers from other funds
Disbursement
Transferred to other funds ..
Balance '
$.15,268.72
3.00
12.73
. 24.27
21.393.91
2.598.76
$40,407.83
.. 18.895.66
. 'Ol STY SCHOOL FI XD.
July l, liif, Balance-
... . V. a of America V. ft. A. C Barber""
' Stat apportionment " ..
. w Pur-" l a bind rental 3I
i-' j, Transfers from general fund ; ZZ...
f . : Ptwlmrsements . .""
,.. Vouchers paid .........
Balance :
$59,303.39 $59,303.39
8.694.09
5.00
23.S9H.40
T1.9J
77.21S.04
. $100,104.39
J.W7.05
$19.S3.44 $109,813.44
IXDKMXrTV FTXD.
July l.
11. balance
Registration fees .....
Intel c4 ..
Balance
$857. 5
fm.os
3.
:i.
LIBRARY FVXD
July 1. 1919, balance
Extra funds from school districts
Transfers from other funds
Balance
SPECIAL CITY TAX.
July 1, 1919, balance
1915 tax
1916 tax
1917 tax :
1918 tax
Disbursements
Vouchers paid : $73,658.29
Transfers to other funds 102.7 J
Balance .. 2,171.17
$75,932.31
TRANSIENT TAX.
July 1, 1919, balance
Receipts, 1919 tax
Receipts, 1918 tax
Receipts, 1917 tax
Balance
...I3.066.U 111
SUMMARY.
July 1, 1919, balance
RECEIPTS 1
DISBURSEMENTS $698,853.39
BALANCE 188,840.80
lis
. ' $887,694.19
State of Oregon, County of Marion, ss.
I, D. G. Drager, do hereby certify that the foregoing ia a true a-f
rect statement of the amounts received and paid out and reman
hand in the County Treasury of Marion County, State of Oregon,
six months ending December 31, 1919.
D. 0. DRACO
County Treasurer for Marlon County, Stated
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT.
Of the County Clerk of Marion County, Oregon, showing ike s
and number of claims allowed by the County Court of said Counlj. M
allowed, amount of warrants drawn, the amount of warrant! mm
and unpaid from the 1st day of July, 1919, to the 1st day of Jam
On What Account '
Allowed Claims
Roads And Highways ...' $295,274.15 !?'
Registration and Elections ' 88.73
Sheriff's Office 4,052.97
Clerk's Office .'..... 3,266.15
Recorder's Office 1,942.30
Treasurer's Office 1,389.01 .
Surveyor's Office 938.93
Assessor's Office - 4.281.44
Court House 3,200.39
Circuit Court 1,000.01
County Court and Commissioners 3.001.82
Justice Court 1,754.61
Coroner 127.35
Insane 100.00
School Superintendent 3,566.98
Health Officer '. 399.05
Fruit Inspector 681.25
Indigent Soldier '. 540.00 -
Dependent Mothers : 1.243.25
Care of Poor :.. : 10,162.96 1
Jail ;.: , 435.29
Juvenile Court v 23 68
District Attorney : 440-66 -
Stock Inspector 201.60
Tax Rebate 474.20
Scalp Bounty , .
Sealer of Weights and Measures 294.73
Feeble-Minded : : 202.13
Fire Protection , 246.70
Gopher and Mole Bounty 1,841.35
Indemnity for. Diseased Cattle : 1110
State Fair 559-6'
War Contingent :. - 80-90
$342,683.24 ,J
Outstanding unpaid warrants on the 1st day of January,
GENERAL FUND.
I
.. 232.3
U21
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
.1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
245.59
294 0
. 143.52
158.40
165.75
2,015.01
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
$ 249.8J
359.1'
146.40
135.89
S3.M
78.51
75.8!
Total Warrants..
SUMMARY STATFM r..vr. ..,mJ'.
J ne following is the statement of the financial ' .
of Marion, State of Oregon, on the 1st day of January, l''-
T VAmT.ITircS 1 a' .
To warrants drawn on the County Treasury, outstanai s ,,,
the 1st day of Janunry, 1920
Delinquent Taxes 1909......
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1310
191T........
. 1918
RESOURCES.
...I
V
By fund in hands of the County Treasurer
TOTAL. :..-...4.!v.l....-.i.
St MI ft OF frre-nn Pn.nltf Itn.L.n m t I
1 it 1 1 d-. .. . .w. . f Maritm. BUV.rft
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true nd cor'tl of
number and amount of claim allowed by the County J"f '
for the six months ending on the 31st day of Decerobe r. rf
counts allowed, the amount ef warrants drawn nd the 4 r
outstanding aad unpaid the same appears tip" ,ne 1
nnd In my official custody. irflb '
WITNES8 my hand and the Seal of Use County Court - j
this 27th dey ttt Janunry. A. D. 1SJ0. r G.
- (SEAL) i !
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