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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1922)
PAGE BIX copissioiBs eoir The following is the official publication of the record of claims before the Marion county commissioners court for the June term, 1922, with the amount allowed, bills con tinued, etc., according to the records in the office of the county clerk. (Continued from Yesterday.) THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Carter C C, dragging road etc : j. 4.62 ' Berlnger O E, grading. . 63.00 Beringrer Wm, patrolman.. 44.00 : Koad District No. 34 Petty-Join I), dragging etc ..... 29.00 6traw Fred, dragging . 6.00 Road District Ho. 35 Bartoz Hlldegard, dragg ing road etc .... 40.50 Bock Herman, hauling gra vel etc 47.60 Bond? H D, loading gravel etc . 3.00 6hler Milo M, hauling sand etc 13.60 Spencer O A, blasting rock etc 40.60 Spencer Conrad, patrolman 84.00 Spencer R A, cleaning out ditches 24.00 Eoad District No. 37 Hoyser Milton F, . team work .... 4.00 Hoyser Oeo M, patrolman 81.00 Road District No. 38 Salem Hardware Co, snath and brush scythe . 4.10 Trick T D, running grad er ..... 22.50 Campbell W F, patrolman 123.25 Road District No. 30 Grueadfelder Melvtn, grad Jng .... 6.00 Kobow O A, do 10.00 Woelke Ben, checking gra rel and trucks 460 West Side Gravel Co, gra vel i- 126.99 Road District No. 40 Champ & Son, stumping powder 43.00 Hammond Lumber Co, dyn amite caps fuse etc 69.30 Valanle A, slip scraper.... 95.60 Home Marren, clearing road 16.60 Emra Alfred, driving team etc 37.50 Groblebe E F, plowing road 36.60 Seitzlnger Albert, blasting stumps etc 101.50 Short J E, grubbing roots 37.00 Seitzlnger Merle, clearing road 9.00 Short J F, slashing brush 80.00 Short V F, slip scraper 77.60 Duffey Albert, holding scraper 64.00 Mombert Bert, holding plow 61.00 Emra J W, do 6.00 Short R T, patrolman 146.00 Road District No. 41 Oregon Gravel Co, gravel.. 82.35 Welty George, hauling gra vel 65.60 Welty G, patrolman .. 10.00 Road District No. 42 Boling C A, grading etc.... 12.50 Hain Geo, team work 10.00 Kink Harleigh O, trading etc . . 10.00 Salem Sand and Gravel Co, gravel . 418.60 Snndberg Emlle, grading etc 13.00 Clark L D, patrolman 82.00 Road District No. 44 Hecklnger Kay I, grading- 26.00 McKenzle Samuel M, do 26.00 Hecklnger Ira A, patrol- ' man 20.00 Road District No. 43 Kunke C H, sharpening drills 21 Hadley Ivan, t factoring 12.6 Hennls L E, grading . 13.6 Dake M, plowing 17.6 Champear Frank, pick and shovel .... 19.6 Kipper Mike, do 19.6 Wilson W H, do &.06 Neal B J, on road drag.... 10.00 Road District No. 46 Farmer Hardware Co Ray, i, bolts washers etc . .73 Hubbard I W, plowing and scraping .. 19.00 Reeves Hal, running grad er 21.00 Gath Arthur, loading scrap er 13.60 Gath Fred cutting brush 24.00 Baker Howard, do 24. 0J) Wltzel J W, digging out rocks 9.00 Wltzel C O, patrolman 147.50 Road District No. 479 The Watt Shipp Powder Co, powder caps fuse etc Berg O J, digging rock and plowing Larson J L, repairing grad er etc Batllnger J, grading etc.... McAllister V J, do .... 41.78 Wells B D, do 45.00 Keene Lloyd, do McAllister Dexter, do Felber Frank, do . . Amort Oeo, drawing gra vel .... . ; . Felber Chas, do .. Dozler Geo, do '. ... Crossman Nick, do . Larson Riley, shoveling gravel . Hooper E A, speading gravel 22.50 Ferris Harry, shoveling gravel Oberst Geo, do . Berg Geo, do . 16.50 Schnlder Joe, do 12.00 Wells M E, do McAllister C L, patrolman Road District No. 48 Welch R L, grubbing 100.00 Hahn E W, patrolman 2.00 Road District No. 49 Miller & Sons F, grease 2.50 4.60 7.50 12.10 .75 4.10 43.75 37.60 86.26 87.60 32.50 82.60 20.00 15.00 22.60 19.60 19.50 8.00 87.00 and oil 1.10 Nelson N C, grading etc.... 4.00 Dryden David M, plowing etc 10.00 Hansen Chres, gadlng 10.00 Juve Anton, teamster 12.00 McKee Rodney E, grading.. 6.00 Oberslnner Joe plowing and grading Oberslnner Albert, burning brush . 3.00 7. 50 Opalka Paul, grading 23.00 Rieger Joe, plowing. Vick E D, grading McKee Chas, patrolman.... Road District No. 51 Folkl, John, repairing bridges etc 6.00 16.00 34.00 4.50 670.71 27.66 20.00 22.60 22.50 17.50 16.60 60.00 Mumxn C F, hauling rock etc .... Young Max, repairing bridges etc . . McAllister J J, patrolman Road District No. 02 West Side Oravel Co, gra vel .... Lardon N,' fresno work.... Lelghty Lester, do . Long J Q, do . Schultz Orvele, do Lauderbach Ellis, do Zeigler, Wm, do . Dunigan Edw Sr, patrol man .... . Rood District No. S3 Hauser Bros, caps 1.35 Bock B rothers, powder 16.70 Brewer John H, lumber. 15.44 Oregon Gravel Co, pipe . 62.00 Salem Hardware Co, mat tock and handles 2.35 Gilham James W, loading scraper etc 64.00 Doefler Carl F, spreading gravel ...... 40.00 Jones Roy A, hauling wat er 43.60 Fisher Theodore, running engine . 79.50 Gilham George C, repair ing wheel 10.75 Peterson John B, hauling concrete etc 15.00 Hall Allen, spreading gra vel etc 37.00 Bye Robert, running wheel scraper .... Doefler Alexander N, run ning slip scraper Sullivan Amos, loading scrapers Given Gentry, grubbing Cawrse George, grubbing.. Tost Fred, hauling 'water Fisher Andrew, running wheel scraper . Doefler Frank A, hauling rock etc .... McElhaney Byron, grub bing and loading rock Morley Charles E, hauling wood . Doefler Martin J, laying culverts etc Jones Clarence C, hauling lumber etc . Miller Frank M, laying culverts MUler Linn, working on bridge Jaquet Paul, hauling rock Jaquet Henry, spreading and ditching .. Caspell Fred, hauling rock Doefler Martin, patrol man . Ames S, lumber . Brewe rjohn H, lumber.... 1.23.67 Fisher Andrew, hauling lumber 10.00 Gllmour M M, bridge work 12.00 Humphreys O W, bridge work 14.00 Jones CC, hauling lum ber 20.00 Krenz JC, hauling lum ber 6.00 Thomas George, working on bridge . 16.00 Pischer Phillip, bridge work 61.20 Road District No. 54 vel 3.00 Hansen H P, raking gra Rlce C S, drawing out grader blade 3.60 TRIED IT TWICE AND GOT SAME GOOD RESULTS Portland Woman Tells of Re markable Experience With Tanlac, Saying It Brought Her Complete Relief On Two Seperate Occasions 15.00 20.00 15.00 13.50 8.00 20.00 6.00 10.00 6.00 7.50 10.60 8.75 6.00 6.00 80.00 21.00 5.00 97.00 18.80 (Continued Tomorrow.) Had Your Iron Today? Xfe J- III II Work Brains Not Digestion Here's an ideal hot-weather luncheon 1 Two packages luscious Little Sun-Maid Raisins one cool glass of milk. Big men don't need more. 290 calories of energizing nutriment in the little raisins. . Pure fruit sugar, practically ' fredigeited so it acts almost immediately, yet doesn't tax digestion and thus heat the blood. There's fatigue-resisting food-iron also in this lunch. , .Vital men eat like this and resist the weather. Don't work their digestion because they want to work their brains. Try it for a few days and you'll feel better. ds I have taken Tanlac on two occasions and I got complete re lief each time," declared Mrs. B. C. Emerfck, 1484 Boston Ave., Portland, Oregon. - I suffered with stomach trou ble four years, with sour stomach and sick, nervous headaches." Of ten I got so diszy I could hardly stand up. I seldom ate as much all day as one of my children did at a meal. I always felt awfullv tired out and my nerves were so upset I couldn't even stand the noise of the children playing. But I finally took Tanlac and it gave me back my appetite, cor rected the sour stomach, stopped the nervous headaches and dizzy spells, and I also gained eleven pounds in weight. "Well, I Just felt fine after that until I had the nu' which left me run 'down and very weak and nervous. So I Just got Tanlac again. Now I have regained' all my lost weight and feel JuBt fine. I simply can't praise Tanlac too highly." Tanlac is sold by all good drug gists, (adv) IS BY 21 MURDERS 'Calexico, Cal., June 28.- Rum ors of revolutionary activities in Lower California have been re vived with the receipt here of un official reports that within the last two weeks 21 men have met death in and around Mexican, Just across the international boundary, the capital of the northern district of Mexican territory. American authorities here to day were still endeavoring to identify the body of one of eight men said to hare been killed in a batUe of a revolutionary nature more than two miles east of Mex ican Monday night. This body apparently had been dragged across the line, as it was found In an irrigation ditch on the Amer ican Bide. Seven other bodies were found on the Mexican side. All eight were believed to be Mex icans. American - ranchers near the scene reported they had heard firing throughout Monday night. In addition to the eight deaths of Monday night, 13 others have been unofficially reported recent ly. These are said, to have been executions of alleged radicals and revolutionists. As to this, how ever, there has been no official statement from the Mexican authorities. Hartman's J Glasses Easier and Better. Wtar them and see. hona 1253. Salem. Onvon WEDNESDAY, JUNE jfr Vm MEADOWLAWN DAIRY Phone 90F12 Inspect our dairy. The state inspector aaja "It's one of the best in the state. Investigate' the sours of your milk. S. C. STONE, M. D General Offiee Practice' Cancers Tr. ... Office Tyler's Drug Stor, 117 8. Commercial Strwt ( coruinrsTfnA fa 'simerica's Home Shoe Polish i 4 THE ECONOMICAL .POLISH FOR ALL SHOES. Shinola adds to the life of leather. Gives a durable, brilliant polish that stands out I I The Shinola box has an easy opener that automatically lifts the lid. No more soiled hands or broken finger naffo, Black, Tan, White, Ox-blood and Brown. Always 10c. To make cboo neatness an easy habit Set the SHINOLA Home Set A genuine bristle dauber which cleans the shoes and applies polish quickly and easily. Large Iambs' wool polisher brings) 1 11 1 I I I 1 iffi Fillyourliome for only with musical happiness first payment ! CO rv i L rl ; Was $150 Now $125 You Save $25 Was $165 Now $140 You Save $25 Look at these Savings! Compare the reduced prices with the former prices which were low considering the qual ity of the Grafonola. Look at the savings: l-2 $275 Type Reduced to $ 1 75 k-2 225 v f " 150 H-2 165 I! 2 ?! 140 G-2 150 I! 125 F-2 140 ii- i fi 100 E-2 125 " f! if 85 D-2 75 n ii u 60 C-2 50 " n " 45 A-2 32.50 ii ii ji 30 urn. A ITT T1F1' JJJj Was Now $225 $150 - i 6 a I! - 'Many folks right in your neighborhood are taking advantage of our liberal temporary offer to place a modern, high-grade Grafonola fresh from the pack ing case into the home for only One Dollar first payment. It's the easy and convenient way to secure such a quality instrument as the Grafonola. You can now secure the brand-new, up-to-date instrument you have always wanted. Fill your home with fun and entertainment for all the years to come. Have in your own home all that is new, all that is popular, all that is best in the world of music ! Read our liberal-term offer act at once Come in now. Select the instrument that pleases you most from among the many models and finishes available. Pay us only One Dollar. Your Grafonola will be delivered to your home at once,. Pay for it.leisurely in small monthly payments amounts so small you won't miss them. You prac tically make your own terms. What you get when you buy a Columbia Grafonola . Beautiful Columbia Stream line Cabinets to harmonize with living-room furniture. m the heart of the instrument, !l which makes the music sound 3 Patented Tone Leaves to control the volume, soft or loud, to suit your desire. 4 Columbia -Designed Tone Amplifier giving the rich, mellow, pure Columbia tone. The coupon brings the Grafonola to you at once If unable to come to our sale to- $ 1 day, fill in and forward coupon with and we will deliver instrument desired. Please deliver Grafonola, model reduced price of on the terms you are now advertising. Name. i Address '. City.... I Little Sun-Mai etween-Meal Raisins 5c Everywhere in Little Red Packages . GEO. C. WILL 432 State St. (Music Dealer) Salem ss-sa I