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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1925 from Nearby Valley Points From the Richest and Best Part of the State By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents PAGE TWO News PICHIG CLOSES SCHOOL YEAR IN RICKEY DISTRICT Uickcy, May 29. A large crowd attended tha school picnic which was held at Hugcr's grove May 25. A long tulile iias been built, swings put up, a ball diamond laid out and with the natural scenery JIager's grove Is one of the most ideal picnic places near Salem and for tho day day Un gates were thrown open to the school and neighbors. A basket dinner was enjoyed at noon onfl then began tho great event of tho year, the ball game between the married men and the Bcliiiol boys. Only an able umpire liko Tom FiUpatrick could have given just decisions In a last game of 11 in nings, with the score G to 4 In favor of the married men. Thoso starrins on the men's team wore Andy Parson, George lluger and A. Hinegar. Several of the papas were great ly surprised when they were fan ned out by Willier Straw pitching for the boys. The married women held the glrlt; down to an even score in n three-inning game. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Magee made a business trip to Crooked Finger lrst week. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Binegar will spend the week end at the beach. A. Van Cleave of Portland was a guest of his father-in-law, D. A. Harris, Tuesday evening. Mr. and MrB. Wallace hove as . house guests relatives from Wash ington. , , , W. Sheridan liae started pick ing strawberries. Mr. and Mrs. Mefiserll and daughter motored to Dallas, Tues day. Those who were neither absent nor turdy during tho school yoar were Troy Crabb, Loyal Sheridan and Margaret Magee. ELKS WANT HOLIDAY CALLED FOR JULY 16 Klka lodge) of tho state are bringing strong pressure to boar on Coventor l'ierce to declare a legal holiday throughout Oregon on July 10, tho date of tho Klks parade ut the natolnul Klks con vention In Portland. The governor said today that he might yield to the requests. About a dozen telo gramo from exalted rulers of vari ous lodges were received by the governor today. COMMISSIONERS' COURT The following is the official publication of the record of claims before the Marion county commissioners court for the May term, 1925, with the amount allowed, bills con tinued, etc., according to the records in the oflice of the county clerk. ROADS AMI HIGHWAYS Road District No. I A! wood. grading, elo 12.00 Kell, A. W.. laving tile C 40 Owen, C E.. repairs on grader Hi-fi" Smith. J. T., laying tile 6.40 '.U-.'.Ut, Hill. layinK tile and tlMctiiug 6-4 Ktider, A. C, patrolman . 2 1 00 Read District N... Green. L., (services a chain man 4 r.o Rend Dl-lriel No. 3 Op'gott Gravel fit.. gravel. 7 .'.0 Miller. Allen, dragging and plowing 17-00 Moiivc. 4. C , material fin rrader 7 H Miller, .1. II. patrolman r.0.7:- Itoail District No. 4 Mi flinli'V. JuHi-ph. cutting hi 11M1 and ikt.ipIiik 3o 20 RuiiniiiK. Lawrence, bliisllnn clearing, scraping, etc.... 35.20 rtiii'lihini, C. A., Brrapinp, haullnc kviivH, etc 36.00 Ilu rulm m, l':irl, alio voting wand I. CO Crate, August, cleat Inn, bin ll- itiK.etc. 3 20 Fnlci, Ed., I'lcaiinir, huin- tnjr. etc. 6 40 Ccarln, Pcwpy M., rep. eui- Vcit. i-'c 4.60 Pflh'tte, ltawll. scraping, whoviMtng 19.20 Cook, J. L , plow ing, scrap ing, etc 1 13.00 ' llimd District No. A ! Larkln-Vrinco llanlw are ! Co.,, pnwdnr, fiiee. caps 10.10 T.onvm. Hill, clearing road d.40 Ilti lining, Lawrence, putting In tile 3 20 Crate,. August, do 3.20 IMIleitr, ltnwll, do 3.20 Cook, Jutur, grading, etc... 2100 Davidson, Chwttor. tile 3.04 Havidwon, l'red, ncraplng.... (t 00 Knton, ,T. L., rep. frcsno.... 6.00 Kinst, C 11., fdinvcl, fuse, siimlo trees, etc 13.01' Grant, .Tor., Mailing plump. ditching, etc 44 So Kirk, It. K.. nx 2 00 Woodruff, Clyde, grading. ditching, eto &1.20 Woodruff, llrlt, ditching 14. R0 Davldnon, W. K patrolman 6S.0O ltofld District No. 6 Aral, L. L , dragging 12.00 I-'nhcy, J W, p..i rolninn.... 12.00 It (.art DMrkt No. 7 Keppingor, Mtko J., grading' 12.00 Jensen, Petr K., patrolman 21.00 flood IklMrlctXo. ft CViM Culvert nnd Klunie Co. gnlvnnlf.rdpli .... 137. 23 D.cker.ion, Q. U.. haullnjr load .. ... g.on Hcne. I. N., hauling gravel 157C Orfon (iiavel Co., drain !N BETTER SHAPE Dallas. Or., May 29. Polk fi nances on May 1, 1925, revealed a much healthier condition than was forecast at the beginning o! tho year, according to County Clerk lllack, who lias completed a check o funds as of May 1. This shows cash on hand with tho county treasurer of $151, 002.92, with outf!::;iulng warrants totalling only ?59,770.28. In ad dition there are uncollected taxes amounting to 375,2S6.CO. Be tween May 1 and May 20 Sheriff Hooker turned over an additional 100,5119.51 in tax money, bring ing up the cash on hand Item to over $212,000. The uncollected taxes are divid ed $300,199.92 on tho 1924 levy. $23,009.98 remaining from the 1923 levy, end the balance spread back to 1908. The county In hiso about due for another share of motor vehicle license funds from the state and for market road money from the state. The outstanding warrants, amounting to $59,770.28, are di vided as follows: General fund $12,757.24; general road fund $25,020.81; market road fund $5050.55; road district fund $15, 318.89; dog fund $999.91, with the balance made up of smaller amounts on other funds. The resources on hand are ap portioned as follows ($151, 002.92): General fund $00,202.00 general road fund $3181.01; mar ket road $3939: motor vehicle. $0149.19; road districts $8207.32: dog fund $317.80, with tho bal ance composed of school funds. SEEK $500 FOR SCOUT FUND Dallas, Or.. May 2D. A cam paign for funds to finance the ac tivities of tho Dallas Hoy Scout organization haa heoti In progrc; thin week. A roM of S00 was ot and It tB prohahlo that from $300 to $400 will be raised from present Indications. I No large donations wero sough; and practically all firms solicited responded in good spirit. The money will he ucd in fit ting up a new camp on tho Kick rcall. recently donated by C. K. Spauldiiin. and for other activities that require fundi). The Dal Lis council is no longer af diluted with Marion, Llnii anil lieu to it counties. und road pipe 92.04 Mcllolick, John, gravel 30S.00 .Motrix, A. K-, hauling dirt 4. CO Mallow-. II. V.. putting In culvert 3.20 Alchcr. (i. J., putting in cut veil 4.80 Mayes, Lawrence, do 3.20 KocnU;, Loul, hauled dirt, fit- 4.10 Liail, J. W., patrolman 44.40 Itoad IHslrlcL No. K'i Whitman. C. !.. file SO Leary. A. K.. clearing road.. B.6$ Clio.iuette, K. A., do S.00 I lovMnlcn, AMit-H, running grader 17.60 .Miller, .tamos 1.. dragging and grading 47.00 Vincent. Chas., hauling grader 3. 00 Mei'ormick, Jamc.o, ptirul- iiiiin 31,00 (load 1M 1 Id No. I'J Scntt Lumber Co.. IiiihIti- 3.9S Slicphertl, Floyd, driving team .... 36.80 Shepheul, t'ai 1. shilling rock 3S. CO 1 iernrh, ,1 oh n, m i aping, Krift.lilng 12 -Ut Semolke. John, dumping mTapers 3.20 Shepheul. II. S., scraping ... 6. On Lawrence. H. A. c.i .idiu' ... 12 00 Hogg. W. T. patrolman 74.00 I load District No. tl Col den tilow 1 1.1 try, pm - dor, fuse, cap. 9S.2T Sflvcrtun Appeal, lite pul. notices for haul ami cnidi rook 4.6;, Huell. Arthur, dealing 40 Se ItcS.iiitiH, J r . Louie, do ... f.7.20 iM-SantK Sr., Louie, do 40 So (Troth, lien, do p lio .lanik, ('has., do 37 Co K ii:g, Kdwanl. gruh'ung ... 11.40 k i n tr. W in .. f o rein a n 5 .1 . 0 0 VerNoi k. Kov. cle.u tug 40 00 Klllctt, Hubert, do 38.40 lirow n. C. !., do 6 40 Duval. Henry, do 1 V40 Mycin. Will, do 15.20 Mcrt Alike, plowing. cr.p Ing, daering 42 0 Italcr, Sam, grading road... 22,50 MauhHng. J slip scraping.. 36.00 Veanier. L.. do COO Oeder, A., pat to) ma 11 42.00 Itnjitl District No. 13 Kober.olt, A. L. rep. un grader 7.00 Kuent. H. M. patrolman.... 10.00 Itoad District No. l,Vj Amen, s.. shovel haiulte.i.... 1.. 0 Tok.Mad. L. K., grading 1ft. 00 Lorenee. Klmor, do IS. 00 Uibon, ThomnB, drl Ing teain.. 1 1.20 Loreme, Andrew, patrolman 27.80 Itoad District No. 10 Ames. 8, nail 4.25 Schmidt, It. I'eter, bridge work 32.20 Schmidt, Meve, do 29.60 llcxtilcnek, Adam, do 2 4.80 Stevens, Ted., do 31 Ilipei, Frank, hauled scrap- r 350 ItfchttT, Tony, loaded scrap- i'f u I. SO Vaditer, Adam, plowing... 6.00 Plennanl, Antone. icraped 6.00 lllehter, Frank, do 00 DeKhito, Fr.ink. rto 8.00 ffnu. It ay, londed ciaperji $ Vinton, Clco. ' patrolman 46 Itoad DUirlct No. Ill Daiighcr.y, Frank, working on fence ... c oo NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS Turner News Turner, May 2!i. Jm F. Thoma soii und wife enjoyed a visit from their daughter and family, of Al bany, over the week end. Mrs. L. J. Howley visited with friends and relatives, at Amity, over Saturday, returning to Turn er Sunday night, with her son who motored to Amity Sunday after noon. F. P. Howley attended the Memorial services at the First Unitarian church, at Salem, Sun day morning. Mrs. L. J. Rowley und Mrs. C. Bones were among thoso from Turner taking In the sights in Salem Monday. . Ittilh Chaves Is in Saloin for a few days operating the Bronson confectionery store, during the temporary absence of the owner. ,Mf and Mrs. Marvin E. Moore, of Sai?m. visited with their cous ins. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chaves, Sunday evening. Mr 4. L. Bones has received word tflat she has gone over the top in the amount of life insurance written, nnd will receive tho free trip to the national convention of the Brotherhood of American Yeo man to be held at New York. Mrs. II. R. Miles was in Turner for a short time Monday. Miss Vclva Jackson, of Port spend the week end with MIub Avalyn Tlolzell Miss Thelma Delzell will go to O A. C. to see the military tourna ment this week end. Her school closes Thursday with a picnic, A car took a short cut down the hill from the Barber home, Sat urday night. It displaced a few rocks and came to a stop In a wire fence with nothing moro than a bent radius rod to show for the wild ride. Tho occupant was not hurt. Mrs. S. Talbott returned from her vacation last week and is back at her old place in the hank. Mrs. IVirl Kelly visited with her children, at the J. Kelly borne ono day last week. Plans nro rapidly being formed for the Memorial day exercises at tho Twin Oak cemetery, Saturday afternoon. C. Alexander nnd S. M. Endicott are building some, fence for Mrs. Davis this week. John Watson, Jr., was home for the last week end. He Is now sporting a new Dodge roadfrtcr. The speakers and music for the memorial exercises at both ceme teries are arranged as follows: At the I. O. O. F. cemetery Satur day morning Rev. C. W, Pogue will deliver the address and at Twin Oak cemetery Saturday Kricr, Win., digging post holes runze), A. J., working on fence Wet hern, Oren, digging post holes 6.00 Cole, Hobt., patrolman O.00 Itoail District o. 10 Clag.ielt, lien, shoveling dirt 6 IK 6.40 Doner, Frank, do Slier win, Dough ton, shovel Kvan. Albert J., operating giader Newton, Tom, whovellng dirt Oldenburg, Louis It., haul ing dirt 12.00 87.30 Oregon Gravel Co., gravel :ivage. Karncst, hauling dirt 12 IVarmine, Walter (.!., patrol man 78 Itoad District No. 20 Hi ley. George, hauling dor 61 K.i p linger, Win. F., patrol man Itoad District No. 20 1. 8.00 ! ' 501.00 24. hO 32.00 16.00 16.00 22.40 12 SO Oregon Gravel Co., gravel.. Afkerman, K. L.. ditching Ackerman, L. M., do Kiir.rer, Joe, do Magee. W. J., do N'el.son, Kay, do Steltler. fail, do Thompson. D. C, do Crane. Frank, ditching 32.00 I 40.00 16.00 41.60 41.60 16.00 16. HO 43.20 22.00 35.00 Dawf.cn. J. irk. do. I'andrhh, August, do ndrich, ian, do Hm:lie.i,K. L.. do Mats.in. tha.. do SdiaiT, Inn, do WatUeni, 1 1 or man, grading Van Cleave, L. M., patrol man Itoad District No. 21 MafleKl. Dan. cutting brn-di 3.20 S.00 9.60 3.20 3.20 3.20 Corbilt, Walter, do Meswerll, Hen, do ( i ripen trog, Klmor, grubbing Groves, Llovd, cutting hr Wallace Allen, do Farsonji, A. C, blasting Magee. M. M . patrolman.... Itoad District No. 22 4.00 Smith, Mat. cutting bru.Bh.. Hcraoh, Adam, dragging road.. e.oo 12.C0 Hot son. Fred, pat rot man.... Itond District No. 23 Hauler Hio., powder, fuse, caiM Peterson, John, dragging loads and slashing Mollet. Ualph lv. hauling powder, dragging road.... Smith, John W. dragging road Schulthess, Geo., patrol man Itoad District No. 20 Hear. F.ai I, pulled grader,. Salisbury. William, shoveled gravel nnd picked rook.... Stone, O. S.. cutting brush nnd holding nernper Thomftffon, 1 K plowing road nnd dragging Witxel, K. II. hauled fifctfl and picked rook Wtttel. It. O.. patrolman.,.. KohiI DIM rid No. 2 Salem Urtck A Tile Co., drain tile Dallls, V. It., digging ditch Westenhotwc, Kilwln, do.... Wentcnhoiue, . W. Pa trolman... 27.00 15.20 31.00 6 M 1.00 M0 aiternoou Uev. Ward Willis LWy, of Salem, will deliver the address. The Turner Commercial Band will play at both exercises. Through the efforts of Capital Post of the American Legion, bronze grave makers have been placed on the graves t)f all ex eervlce men In this vicinity, who served In tho late war, regardless of whether they belonged to the American Legion or not. Tho Robert Booth Pioneer Club, of the M. E, church, are planning to attend a Pioneer rally to be held Saturday, June C, to be held on the state'house grounds, at the foot of the Circuit Rider monu ment. Mrs. C. A. Bear was among those shopping in Salem, Monday. Col. W. F. Wright was a Salem visitor, from tho Cloverdale dis trict, Monday. Turner was a favorite gather ing place for salesmen. Tuesday afternoon. No less than six being in town at the same time. The two old bridges, over the mill race, near the Baker Hotel, have been removed by the city, as they had become unsafe for use. Walter Robinson accompanied by a friend, motored down from Mill Cfity, Sunday for a visit in this vicinity. J. L. Webb and family, have moved "back to Turner and are liv ing In Farris property, formerly occupied by H. G. Knighton. Their son Fayo Is on the farm. A representative of the Salem Chamber of Commerce was in Turner last week in the interest of the new linen mill which Is to be built in Salem In the near future. Tho roses that wore set along tho mill race by the business men have made a fine growth and are now Rhowing several blossoms.. Miss Hazel Peetz, of Portland, visited with home folks over Sun day. Mrs. E. C. Baker received a nice bunch of rhodondrons from her son Andrew, of Milt City, last Sunday. " There has been several loads of gravel delivered to tho ICoverdalc district the past week. Ed. Farris and wife, of Salem, visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Geo. Farris. The Andrews brothers, with their wives, of Salem, called on friends in Turner Sunday afternoon. Hazel Green ; Hazel Green. May 28. August Woelke and family of North How ell called on his brother, Pete Woelke, Thursday. Mre. Schaervr of Quinaby visit Itoad District No. 28 Anderson, George, hauling gravel and dirt 42.00 Hettencourt, Happy, haul ing nnd grading 55.60 Mrovvn, Den, holding slip.... 3.20 Crnshaw. Murray, do 12.S0 Matt his. John, shoveling & I grubbing 22.40 Querry, C D., nails 60 Showrey, W. A., cutting hruh 3.20 Spaulding Logging Co., Chan. K., lumber 3.60 Town end, ft. I"., cutting log 4. SO Walker. .L O.. patrolman.. 56.00 Itoad District No. 2tt Fair. J O.. hauling gravel.. 0 00 Fair. Itichard, on grader.... 12.00 Hampton, Tom, hauling gravel 4.20 Hants, John, patrolman 24.00 Camp Snntini, gravel 6.25 Smith & Fontaine, nail.... 6.05 Stewart. A. M.. slashing hnush 3.20 Wells, Lee, patrolman 55.50 Itond District No Ut Davidson, Glen. digging ditches 1.60 George, Walter, grading.... 6.00 Olseti, George, taking out rock 32.60 Itlisscll, S. 11., patrolman.... 27.00 Itoad District No. 33 Sitgund, F. A., dragging road l.BS Ftzel. .1. W., do 2.2.. Titxe, J. M . patrolman 5.63 ttwiri District No. a:t'a Champ & Son, S. If., pow der, fuM, etuvclw 19 40 QitAtermaf. Howard, haul ing gravel, etc 84.40 Taylor, K. C, hauling grav el 85.00 Taylor, l'lmer, shoveling gravel nnd dumping jicrnpem 44. SO Teotx, Adolph, holding scrap era 16.00 Montgomery, It. S-, patrol- man 84.00 Load District No. SI Champ & Son, S II., nx.... 8.35 Martin, Clarence I'., haul- K Ing nnd dragging . 81,00 i an inch, v oai lie, biu'm h-u, nnd cleaned ditch I 19.20 Stevens, W. U , dragging t t road ft J.00 McAllister, 8. K., gen. re pair f2J.G0 Itodie. John, shoveled giav- el nnd dragged road 13 80 Itodie, Sttiirt, moving dirt from bridge 3. CO Slseho, Ed., hauled grnvel.. 4 1 .oo Martin. A. A., patrolman.... J 600 Itoad District No. Off Mutftchtor, II. J., sharpen- ed tool : 8 20 Dradloy. N. J., raking road nnd cutting brush 12.80 Hartm, Hlldegnrd, cutting : brush, etc. .... 6.40 McCurdy, Geo., patrolman.. 62.60 Itond. DM Hot No. 37 ' Smith, K. H.. hauling rock 00 Olson, GuM, spreading rock 00 Unlwton, Jack, shoveling rock , ' 00 Hampton, I W.f do., .......... 3.00 Ward. W. H.. hauling rock 12.00 Kalston, Andrew, hoveling rock t 00 lloyser, Geo M., patrolman 57.00 Itoad District No. 30 Kobow. C. A., operating grader 1510 ed her daughter, liltite Kuhow, Tuesday. H. Wachen is building a cellar. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Luc key arc tho proud parents of a baby girl born Saturday, May 23, Mrs. Luckey and baby are doing nicely. Mrs. Lt!tha Ploguo, Mrs. John Rundlctt, Mrs. Bardenburg and Mrs. Luthey of Salem called on Mrs. T. A. Van Cleave, Thursday afternoon. Mr. und Mrs. ti. Wachen and family, Hulda Stripling, Mr. and Mis. Rudolph Wachen and daugh ter attended the picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Minch's of Riverside, Sunday. The occasion was the birthdays of Hulda E tripling and Mr. McRae. Mr. und Mrs. Peto Woelke and daughter, Hazel, called on Mr. An ton Woelke of Garvuis, Sunday. G. G. Looney und son Guy Al len, uttentiitl the Jersey jubilee at the fair grounds last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lanham and Mrs. Lanham's father, Mr. YVoodard, spent Sunday afternoon in Salem visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mudd of Salem wero Sunday viistors at Lester Van Cleuve's. Mrs. N. P. Williamson and chil dren and Grandpa Peterson spent Sunday at Sublimity. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilbert and son called on Tom- Van Cleave'a. Thursday evening. August Zielt-nskl of Portland is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Max Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kobow nnd boys called on Mrs. Kobow's slater. Mrs. Pearl Davis, at Silverton, 1 Wednesday. Mrs. Davis is run ning a dress making establishing, the Peggy La Ton. Carlo Thielen visited her sister, Agues Wachen, last week. Mrs. Matilda Kobow is visiting at George SCielenski's. Strawberries are getting ripe In this vicinity and within a week's time the harvest will be on in full swing. Many of the growers are beginning this week, with the early varieties. j Mrs. T. A. Van Cleave enter tained ot dinner Sunday tho fol lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gaskcll and daughter, Laura, of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Van Cleave and children, Marvin and Gene vieve. Rudolph Wachen was shearing sheep in this viciinty last week. Mrs. Rudy Wachen and daugh ter, Irene, and Mrs. C. A. Kobow visited Mrs. Sim In Salem, Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Westenhouao of Liberty, Mr. nnd Mrs. Booth and children and Mr, Hickman of Sa lem visited at the I. R. Wordcn home Sunday. Mrs. Robert Beer called on her father, Robert Johnson, who has been very ill nt tne home of hU Worden, Kalph, do 15.20 Itond District No. 40 Union Oil Co. of Calif., gas oline 18.00 Santiani Garage, gas scari fier teeth 27.25 Work, Chan., gravel 6.40 Kanoff, W. 1L, hauling grav- j el. dirt and rock 138.00 Work, Chn., shoveling, ! ditching, etc 52. SO Valet, Jeff, do 65.60 Itichard, K. J., patrolman 83.75 ltimd District No. 41 Salem Sand & Gravel Co., gravel 14.40 Welly, Haleigh. haulinc: grav el 16.00 Welty, G.. patrolman 21.00 Itond District No. 12 Bahnsen, Ceo., cut nnd burn ed l.rueh 16.00 Hlack, A. W., do 20.80 Gilmer. J. W-. do 22.40 Jackson. A., do 17.60 Roger. O. K.( do 19.20 Clark. J. 1)., patrolman 30.00 Itond District No. 43. Van Arnam, Grover. plow ing and ditching 27.50 PunK'an. U. S.. grading, etc 3.20 Van Arnam, Ward, do - 3.20 Kilborn. Warren, do 3.20 Kilborn, Oscar, do... 8.70 Syron. E. G.. patrolman.... 20. on Itond District No. 41 Coffey. John, repair work.. 3.20 Nionian, Henry, patrolman 20.00 Koad DIM r let No. 45 Gabriel Powder & Supply Co., caps, lue 2.95 Morris, O. L-. freno work and drilling rock 30.40 Hichtrr. A. F., grading and drilling 2S.00 Rlchter, Vernon, hauling rock and shoveling lock 20.60 Uichter. Hay, shoveling rock 17.60 llcnnie. L. E., patrolman.. 12.0' Itiutd District No. 46 Coats, E. S., dragging road . Gath. Arthur, do r ' Gedetmnn, John, grubbing ' , Strong. S. C . do Iloscnbaum, N-. patrolman 2t Itoad Dl-trirt No. 47 West Side Gravel Co.. grav el 100. 0j Larson. J. I. rep. on grad- , er 2.00 Manser, Frank, axlo grease, nail, etc 90 McAllister, V. J.. grading 24.00 McAllister. Dexter, do 24.00 Well. Lt. D., do . 18.00 DoUcr. Geo., grading 18.00 Klein, Peter, do 18. 0o Feiber, Frank, do 12.00 Hooper. E. A., do. 9 00 McAllister. C. L., patrolman 12.00 Itond District No. IS P.lackwell. Janus, hauled gravel 1 S5 Ettenor. W. J.. hauling gravel 21.83 Head, Frank, do 54 00 Hahn, E. W.. patrolman.... 1. 00 Itond District No. 49 Nag. John, hnuled gravel.... 1.20 Mcllolick. John, do 148.00 iVetwsenfel Bros., ihnrpen- Ing fcTader 5.00 Johnson. Melvtn, dragging with grader 6.00 Knutson, Orley, driving team 6.00 Johnson Itros. learn, team on grader t 80 Opalka, Paul, road patrol 12.00 Owre, r. W., patrolman.... 14 ITEMS :;ou, JO. A. Johnson. Mrs. Jack Hail and daughter spent Tuesday with Lout 1 la Van Cleave. Misses Fletcher and lledrlck of Salem gave a shower for Miss Edna Davis, Saturday evening. Miss Davis is to become the bride of Richard Slater of Roscburg some time in the future. No defi nite date has been set. Miss Davis was given many useful gifts from her friends who wero In tho grad uating class at high school two years ago. Mrs. G. G. Looney Is up again after having an attack of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McCorkle and daughter and Mrs. McCorkle's father, Mr. Belk, visited at the J. R. Worden home, Sunday even ing. Mr. and Mre. Louis Kobow and children attended the violin re cital of Miss Elizabeth Levy's, Thursday evening at the Christian church at Salem. Miss Levy and Mrs. Kobow attended high school at Silverton nt the same time. Rosedalo News Rosedale, Maf 20. The young people had a surprise party for Kenneth Cole, Saturday evening, the occasion being his birthday. Clydo Thomas and family mo tored to Scotts Mills and back Sat urday evening to take Willie Kel logg, who has been visiting here, to his homo there. The school chimren hud a party at the school house Saturday even ing. Floyd Bates attended the Riches-Gray sale of Jersey cattle near Turner, Wednesday. Miss Helen Cammack went to Portland, Thursday, expecting to be gone for two or three weeks. Herman Bojc has secured work in the mill at Toledo, Or. Rev. Alhpeus Reece preached at the Friends church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cammack and the Misses Helen and Esther visited relatives near Turner, Wednesday. HARRY THAW ADMITS ADMIRATION FOR OANCER New York. May 29. The New York American today quotes Harry K. Thaw In explanation of his as sociation with Miss Fawn Gray, dancer, who the paper says has re ceived $5000 worth of diamond bracelets from him. "I shan't say I love her, but I will admit a deep admiration," Thaw is quoted aa saying. "I was struck by her enrhanting person ality nnd grace. She reminded me much of the girls when I was a young blood. lload District No. 52 Dunigan, Maurice II., scrap ing, hauling plauk, etc... Dunigan, Sr., Edvv., patrol man Komi District No. 53 DeCuire. .Murton E., pow der, cap Fisher, Theo., wood, fuse, powder, caps Doerfler, Jos. .L, grubbing and cutting brush Jones, Kay A., grubbing.... Miller, Frank M., do. Miller, Linn, do Doerfler, Jac M., do Darby, Ivan, do Morley, Charles E., do Doerfler, Martin, patrol man lload District No. 51 Drager, D. G., caah adv. for freight Dybsetter, Dan, grading and driving teams Muthys, Alex, grading Krug. Alvin, patrolman Itoad District No. 55 Alexander, Sid., holding plow Whitehead. Ted. patrolman Wepper. Karl, cutting brush nnd bridge work Itoad District No. 50 Drager. D. G., cah adv. for feright Kaufman, E. Z.. handling grader nnd spreading grav el gravel and on grader Loe. C. K.. hauling gravel.. Shelley, Arthur, shoveling gravel Arbucklc, F. B.. Mobart. A. V - - Uon- I'-m.-. ,.. S Larop 1 n- !! Ore . .,'', i- .' . 12.00 12.00 23.70 16.00 11.20 0.60 6.40 4.80 3.20 8-00 36.00 6 00 6.00 13.60 3.20 17.50 3.75 88.39 1G.00 30.00 18.00 9 60 9 60 23.40 1.C0 V10 !t,.' tv- . b 1 MOi 1 1 Smii'i, ' Bravd -'',1 i' MathlOv I -: , ! :. . Hi Hi i .... ( v . Alahoney. V , 1 , , grading , . ..15 Itoad !!:.-Md Chown, II. A , 1 ' - nig plow nnd.pi k . .. .70 Ehner, John, p -.d 3.00 Hannlngan, C. A., dragging, etc 4 12.00 Klcn.ki, Joseph, h ruling poles.... .... 13.43 etc HO Klenskl, Thomas, boring post Ivies.... 11.20 Mangold, K. A-, brush soyth, etc 11.09 P.it terson. Pearl, cutting brush.. - 11 SO Patterson. Kay, cuttiti brush IS. 80 Sav.ige, J. C, nails, file 1.29 Skflton, Walter, put exten- ion on post hole digger 1.00 Pntteron. Itichard. patrol man.... 36 50 IfiAOUATE 22 AT JUNE EXERCISES Dallas, Or.. May 29. Dallas high school has in prospect a graduating class of 22 for 1925 with tho annual commencement exercises to be held on Thursday, June 11, at the Methodist church, according to announcement of R. R. Turner, city superintendent. The commencement address will be delivered by U. G, Dubach of the Oregon Agricultural college. Presentation of diplomas will be made by Oscar Hayter, chairman of tho school board. The baccalaureate services will bo held on Sunday. June 7, at 8 p. m. at the Christian church, with all churches of the city join ing in tlie service. Rev, A. . Lay ton of the Evangelical church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Tho junior-senior reception will be held next Monday night at Woodman hall. The roll ot the senior class fol lows: Mildred L, Berg, Edytha V. Brown, Kenneth vay, George R. Eberting, Homer J. Ellis. Charles H. Forretto, Abraham Frieseu, Al fred C. Gerliuger, Odessa L. Grant, Joseph Griffin, Vivian W. Holuian, Barbara S. Janzen, Cath erine W. Lalng, Elsie V. Miller, Elizabeth L. Mixer, Josephine Peebles, Oramcl Shreexe. Glenn Stevens, Evelyn M. Sibley, Grace O. Stockwell, Raymond C. Syron, Joseph M. Thomas. Dallas, Or., May 29. Congress man Albert Johnson of Hoquiam, Wash., has been spending a few days In Dallas this week resting up and enjoying himself after a strenuous year at Washington. He is at tho I'giow home with hhls secretary. Earl Cressy, who Is vis iting his mother, Mrs. Mary Crea sy. Mr. Johnson will be the Mem rrial day speaker at Centralis, Saturday, and following that is scheduled for a number of public appearances in western Washing ton. Congressman Johnson Is a news paperman of wide experience. At the present tinio he is publisher ot the Grays Harbor Washington ian at Hoqulam. Itoad District No. C Gillej llrou., wood 7.50 Gilles, John, grading, rep. bridgo 7.60 Gil tea, John, grading 12.00 Zollner, Joe.runnlng roller.. 15.00 Gilles, Chan., patrolman.... 1600 Itoad District No. 70 Doerfler, Ed., grading 3.00 Koble, Joe. otr grader 6.00 Itoble. Ed., grading 12.00 Gltmore. Nick, do 12.00 Sehmltt, Alvin L.. do 6.00 Schmitt, George, patrolman 8.00 Itoad District No. 88 Oakley, U. F., sharpening blade 4.00 Keeves. Hoy patrolman.... 1.30 lload District No. 89 Drager, D. G.. c.nsh adv. for feright on gravel 5".C!2 Tltl t'K ACCOt'NT Awociated Oil Co.. gaso line US.!: Kerkey. J. W., gaf and' oil.. 4.24 Columbia Tire Corp., tires and tubes 23 60 Down lug's Service Station, gas 12.0.; I Haag & Co., A. C, maier- Haven 1 a nn, F. G.. inagr.c 1 , elc 6 7Sj Newt n -Chevrolet Co., nuts bolts ,S. Oregon State Highway Coin. rear spring 2?-.?6 The Pioneer Kepair shop & 1 Garage, cutting key vns 2.2: Red Arrow Pattery Co.. lamps, cable, battery, etc. 26 "' Standard Oil Co., gas, etc... llt.ul Wcntworth & liwln Inc., radius rod bracket 13. Si Yeoman ltros., gas 7. 12 Cntcrpillar Account Hart ruff, Robert, on Cat. & grader HS.2j Drager, I). G.,cash adv. for exp 3.0? Holt Mfg. Co,, the pinion, rings, etc S5.90 UAselt Grader Mfg. Co., "cpairs for scarifier, etc. 127.55 M-f. D.in. operating qrad- 20.00 Fred. rei. Cats. & US 111.00 V. Co. of Calif., gas c etc 9.23 H i. m slier Acifiiitit 'ernilr.al Co., .clion blocks 50 shin Machine Co. , materials r 13-03 ..ek & Tate Co.. welding. i etc 12 S2 Farmer Ddw, Co., Ray Lnbblt, steel rope, etc 635. S Hoflich Truck Line. fit. on blocks, plates, etc 22 6"' Lnpmnn, C. E carpenter woi k 9 Link-Dolt Moose A Got fried Co., rtvited chain 35 Si Missler. J. II., chtnls. re pairs, etc 21.3.. Mutschier, H. J., sharpen ed nn i repaired tools..- 1.60 Stayton Sv itchhoard Asso ciation, telephone serv Ices 7,8(1 Roedigheimer, I. J. -vcod awed 7.00 Faulkner, Alex, feed cruh- er. etc , 40. 23 Keithley, A. F., oei haul ing boxing. etc.... t 50 Lapman. H. C, w crk at donkef. etc 75. 10 Spiocr, lia'.h, rep. vMislier, CONGRESSMAN IS DALLAS VISITOR FIRST HOP FLAX GROWN IN VALLEY WON GR Jefferson, Or., May 29. The first flax to be grown lu Oregon was produced in 1S75, by two farmers living near this city, ac cording to a statement given out here by Lou Miller. Lint from the rlax grown at that time was sent to the centennial exposition at Philadelphia a year later and re ceived firiit prize in competition with products from all parts of the world, Mr. Miller stales. Thir teen judges, experts from various countries, juuging without con sultation, unanimously awarded the first premium to life product from Oregon. An attempt was made soon after ward to start an active flax in dustry in the Willamette valley, a beginning being made toward a twine manufacturing plant at Al bany, but eastern competitors nip ped the p.oject in the bud, under selling local manufacturers to si'.ch an extent that they were un able to get on their feet financial ly. Tho plant, which was moved from Sun Francisco, nover had a chance to get started. The first flax, grown by Jease Parrish ind Charles Miller, both of whom lived im the immediate vicinity ot Jefferson, was pulled by hand, then retted and scutched on Miller's farm, which was lo cated some two in ilea from Jeffer son to the north and east. Experts were brought from New York to manage the mill. GERVAIS TURNS TIME BACK WITH OLD DANCE Brooks, Or., Dnt,y 29. Several Brooks people attended the old time dance given by the Gervais community club In the Gervais town hall, Tuesday evening. The music was a real treat nnd a num ber ot the old tunes turned time backwards s?veral years. Th square dances were especially pop ular. Walker Brothers' old tinw orchestra lurinshed the music. Tho Lr.dies' club mot Wednes day with Mrs. Gene Manning. Tha afternoon was spent with sewing and In planning future activities. Cooked food day was set for Sat urday, June 6. Howard Ramp kindly offered his store for a mar ket place for the home cooked products. A number of visitor were present. Refreshments were served, Ralph Erwin of Portland visit ed his cousin, Mrs. Charles Stur gis, Sunday. eic aa.oo Siayton, Clifford, criodicr man 76.88 Limbert, L. S., wood 2.50 Scollard Paving 1111111 Account Chapelle, Arthur,' plugs, etc, .90 Drager. 15. G.. cash adv. for freight on KCreenlngfl 351.00 'I(-K"II J'KHlllf IVII- tal fur ground 10.00 Rodgcrs & Evenden Drug Co., fu?e plugs 1.20 Whitman, C. F.. Gal. Iron, padlock, etc 23.62 It.'ws, fieo.. work at plant.... 32.00 Ituschkowsky, Albert, nt plant 32.00 Evan. Earl, do 35.20 Koch. Mike, do 35.20 Johnson, Leonard, do 35.20 Malone. Mel, plant foreman 50.00 Klgd.m, Ed., delivered aand 389.43 Vu 11 i-liter, Frank, slijiping gravel 64.00 Van Cleave. I,. M.. foreman 66.00 Snlcin In Ing Plant Account Doughton & Sherwin, bab bit, lacing, etc 7.4J Fanner Hdw. Co., Ray L., bolts, babbit, etc 22.49 Link-Dolt Mee.se St Gott- frieil Co., sprocket, etc... 43.53 Portland Wire & Iron Wks., screen 45.00 Salem Iron Works, gear, J'.eet plate, etc 335.19 (oven. Otto. rep. on plant 136.40 Kron, Ervin, do 84.00 Liokel, Lt. II., do 36.00 Matte jn, Chas., do 44.00 Market Itoad No. 4 Jones, Rccso IL, delivered giavel 6S0.80 Market Itoad No. 17 Davis, W. M,, shoveling dirt, and ditching 23.80 Kcirell. Geo., on grader ii4.0Q Ho'.ve, 1. N., hauling grav el 14.84 N'ng. John, do 112 42 Tiveddie.L. K., do IL'2.82 Hart man, C. D., patrolman.. 7.00 I'tter. M. H. hauling dirt.. 18.00 .Market Hoad No. 31 Karns, Kenneth, hauling rock 27.00 Wouras, Fred, patching. .... 9,00 Loose. Cecil W., shoveling Kinvel 14 80 Loose. W. H, patrolman.... 41.25 Market Hnnd No. 35 Taker, Art. on fiesno 1S.0C Heckner, C. L-, do 66. 0C Hall, Lorenee, do 81.01 Larson. T. O., loading frert- H09 54. 4c Lnnsmfre. Geo., cut brush, ditched. Bhoveled dirt.... 57.60 Savage, W. on rrean 36.00 Wells, John, do 102.00 Girls nnd Hoys Rnnd Kites. C. F., grade 12 00 Ihirgese, II. M., man and team 6 0C t oat ok. Vernon, do 6.0( Earl. E. IL, do 0 0( Flaxell, John, single hand- d $.4( Krebs, J. A., do 9 61 Meier, Wm., do 21.01 Utnship, Win., do 12,81 Davidson. T. L., patrolman 16. OC WiKHlhtirn nnd (.crvnt Uond Kruth, li., wood 10 01 Daws, Willi, operating grad er and roller ,0.01 Mcllolick, John, hauled (travel Nig. John, do 20.01 Si'vrr Fi!N Timber Co.. him (Con'.inueU va l'aK Six