Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 27, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN FIRST CAR FIRST FRUIT TO GO TO NEW YORK ANNOUNCEMENT The first car of black chorrlea will roll (or eastern market from Salem tonight. The black cherry growers pool is to start the eastern shipments from here with an iced car of Marion Brand quality fruit headed for New York tonight. Short receipts yesterday for a time gave promlne that no care would go out of here this week but combination of the pool with other packers, principally Denney and Young and Wells, made pos sible a car lot fbr today. Indica tions are that no single firm will have cars ready before Monday or Tuesday of next week when the steady run will begin to last inru the season. The pool's packing rooms In the Pacific iTO'iuco company piam ai High and Trade streets was run ning short handed this morning and work was being rushed to get ,'the 1164 boxes necessary for a full car parked before night. They were operating two belts and sort ing tables today with the announce mem that a third would be added the earlv part of next week. The fruit that was being pack ed today showed almost no damage from the recent heat spell and was In condition to head the market as quality fruit. . Boston, June 27 The Commer cial Bulletin says today: "The wool market is broader and slowly strengthening, both on fine and medium descriptions. Reports from the goods market indicate a better demand for worsted as well as woolens and knit goods. Top markers and spinners are getting much better business at better prices. In the west, the market Is firm to slightly dearer. "The foreign situation has cen tered on the position In Australia, where it has been decided finally to resume sales July 13, with offer ings of 120,000 bates monthly In July nnd August, a moderate of fering. A number of buyers have !eft to attend the London colonial auction?, commencing July 7 Bradford Is rnther quiet but gen erally firm, "Mohair is rather inactive but steady." The Commercial Bulletin pub lishes the following quotations: "Mohair best combing 7880c; best carding 66 W 70c. "Oregon: eastern No. 2 staple wool J1.30f(M.;i2; fine and fine medium combine 11. '2001. 25. East rn clothing $1.05 ?fi l.l 0. Valley Io. 1, il.10Wl.15." NEW INCORPORATIONS The United Grocers of Oregon, Inc., with headquarters in Port land, filed notice Saturday with the stato corporation department of an Increase In capital from $60,000 to $100,000. Notices of decrease In capital were filed by the following: Land Investment corporation, Portland, $tit),000 to $100. Carl II. Johnston company, Port land, $10,000 to Jf.000.- Oceanic Shipbuilding company, Portland, $18,000 to $1.300. Notices of dissolution were filed by the following: Columbia ltiver Puckers' astmcln tlon, Astoria. El worn! Creamery company, Til lamook. Farnham Motor company. Port Mind. S. J. H.inler, Inc., Portland. Miller BUKiucwi college, Port land. Benhrot'k & Co., Portland. Vnder the blue ky a-t the fol lowing permits were Issued: MomitMn si U'm Power company Albany, to cell wtoek .n the sum of $2,s:u,;:on. Hehnke-WiilUer Business college, Portland, to n-ll Six, coo In com mon stork and $ 10,000 preferred Tne following articles of incor poration were filed yfwtei day with the state corporation department:! American Copper Works, Port land; Incorporators. Julius Matus. Joseph Stenek, Joseph Van lloo- miX-ten; capital, $io,um. Astoria-Grays ltiver Oil com pany, Aftorta; Incorporators, V. !'. j McGregor, K. II. Siinboin, S. V. Ixncll, F. .,1. Sweet, John L. E-i llott; capital, $r..000. j liudle Willii-lm WaiehniiMJ coin- 1 pany, Portland; incorporators. Kudle Wilhelm, 11. C. Dewltt, Ulta Wilhclni; capital, $75,000. A permit to operate in Oregon was Issue ii to tlto Plggly Wlggly Longvlew company, a Colorado concern. Hnrry M. Johnson of Portland la ftttorncy-tn fact for Oregon. Notice of an increase in capltnl from $;100,000 to $450,000 was fil ed by the Deschutes Power com pany, a Washington company. Notice of a decrease in capital from $55,000 to $50,000 whs filed by VV. S. Hurst & Co., of Portland. Notices of dissolution were filed by the following: Bond Insurance- company, Port land; Cobb Hen I Estate company, Roscburg; Mast Bide Land company Marsh field. Under the blue sky act a permit was Issued to the Bituminous Coal ompany of Portland to sell stock kn the sum of $50,000., Under the blue sky act a permit 1 was Issued to the Lumbermen's Trust company Of Portland to sell Bote In the aum of $17,000, and a permit . was Issued to the Silver Peak Mine company of Portland to sell slock In the aum of $25,000. BroiiffliYon & Wiggins conipnnv Portland, $00,000 to $5000. Sa lem Engraving company, Salem, $20,000 to $5000. WOOLWiARKET IS HELD STRONGER OF BLACK CHERRIES TO MOVE TONIGHT r Coolidsre Guard 3 EDGAR. AZXZX. &OE Uetitcsant Edgar Allen Poe, of Ihe U. 8. Marines, li In command of the snoad of fortr-two picked sharp hootera who comprise the ffnard for Bwampacott, the "Summer White House." y Continued complaint from cher ry growers of shortage of pickers was being reported this morning with some growcru declaring that unless mo-re help was made avail able they would loRe their entire crop. Difficulty was found In coin- piling the scattered reports to In dicate the number of helpers yet needed but estimates were current t lint nearly 200 people were need ed for the harvest of the next week. Growers of the blaek cherry pool have had some difficulty In har vesting but expert that the prob- em will tnke rare of Itself by the middle of next week, according to . vlclc. head of the pool. Vick speaks the opinion of several of the more on t on 1 11 ie buyers and growers who believe that a natural influx of workers next week when the cherry picking sets Into full wing will satisfy the present horljigp. Sc.lern Markets t tmipllcil iron, rrportf ol mi leiti (Ictilri'c lor the guidance of ii pit a l -hut run I readers (IIcIm'1 dull.) Whole-ale Titers irain: No. 1 white wheat $1.45; No. I red wheat $1.38 (sucked). Meat: Top hugs IH-4: sown lli.r.n fi' 10.50; di eted hogs i"c; tup tec:s Cc; cows $ 2. i0 tfi 5.00 ; bull IVii te; spring lambs. K0 llw. and in.ler Bifll ti; henvler 8Hc: veal Tir7Mo; dressed veal 11! 'e. Poultry: Springers i 4 'if Hue; light hens liUi l.'.e; heavy hens lSttfllOe old roosters tie. Itntterf.tt 4 : creamery butter 17 Crt ISc; cggH 2 fie; standards 2Hc; tects 3 tic, milk $L,.2t) ewt. Vegetables nnd fi tiits; Canta loupes $4 !0; w a t e r m e 1 o n s H'i: Hi.; cherrleH, ltlngs He; UK's $7.75 fti S.7ii; lemons $'J (ill .;0; giaiH'Irult 4 7 - 7 fi : bananas ib.: pineapples $j.6o per dog.; pplea. extra taney V Inesaps $4 OH. paragus $1 'at 1.7b; peppers On lb., peaH ftc b.; new potatoeH 'sc 1 8inach 7c H bunched vegct.'ihleH, beets, carrots, turnip, local 40f!0e; beets, carrots, onions ittifil tiOe; ratll.shes 2f (Fi 40e doa. tiuncheri; tomatoes $.a.ri enite; MlsHirwippt lomatoen $2,115 crate hothouse tonmtocs 17 He lb.; green beans 1 0e; lettuco dry pack crate H .ii Qi 1.76 ; thu, 60c; cucumbers. per dox., iKKliniiKK $l.iriiM .75: rhubarb, local 3c; celery, Califor nia new crop per dozen $1.26; old potatoes sacked vegeablca beets, :t Vie; new carrots 3 Vic; utaltngas and lurnhw 3 4 c: el- low onions, per ewt.. l;i.00: local .auliriower $2. no crate; strawber ries $1.7.'. jf 2.60: California nnrl- cots $L' 2,'i for 4 basket crate; can ning, $2.00; plum $2 for 4 baskei crnto; home grown eitbbaite 4c; new yenow nntoiiH, fic by the sack; uesii parsley 00c daKen; local cel- ry yueMi.2fi; eitsaban 7c AGITATE FOR LOCAL OPTION IN GERMANY Dnrlln, Qrrninny. Iirnl onllon h nieann of chocking tho execs Hive dlBlwnKallnn of alrohollr ilrinko win di'iuanilrd by tho llor lln Federation of Welfare Work- era at the end of a week of propa ganda ni rutin re held here recent ly. For moral, cultural and eco nomic reacona It wa believed that tho communes mint be given the right to determine whether or not. and how many licenses, for the dlepensatlon of llouor should be granted. i . - : y ; Ai I IIP mm mm BUTTER ANG EGG mm slow foil land,. June 27 Butter and eggs declined in the local market at the close of the week. Supplies were none too plentiful but values were apparently too high for oth er markets. On the dairy exchange extra and prime first butter ranged a full cent lower while standards and firsts were posted a half cent fow er. Then decline In cubes did not affect prints other than to decide definitely against any contemplat cd advance over the week-end. Cream production has not shown any Improvement and it la hardly likely that the decline In cubes will continue. Kggo ranged a cent lower on ex tras, rirets and pullets while cur rent receipts declined a half cent. Arrivals are not heavy and the low er prices may help to keen suu. plies moving Into consumption as most of the storage movement has oeen completed." - In the country dressed meat list calves closed slow and weak at a 13 cent top with some of the com mission houses forced to carry veal over. unoice light hogs worked higher during the week, closing at 18 to 19 cents. Arrivals were not su indent lor the demand. Poultry Is slow with only a mod erate call. Supplies are liberal and prices barely maintained. Mill feeds are lower today. Deal ers put Into effect $1 decline on barley, oats, scratches and mashes and a $2 decline on corn and mill run. MVKSTOCK Portland, June 27 Hogs steady; receipts none; heavy weight (250 to 350 pounds) med ium, good and choice $12.26 13.50; medium weight (200 to 280 $12.6013.76; lightweight (100 to 200 lbs. l 'common, medium, tnofi and choice $1 3.75 14.35; light MKiiis i iju io itu ids. commor medium, good and choice $12.60 13.50; packing hogs smooth $1 .0012. 60; rough $10.00 11.00: slaughter Dlcra Mao ths down) medium, good and choice ii-b0fgpi3.00; feeder and stocker pigs (70 to 130 lbs. common. m. dlum, good and choice $11.60 i-s io. (moic or oily nogs and roast ing pigs excluded.) Cattio steady: recelDta Ron; steers, good $9.00$9Z5; medium ji.uuinis.uw; common $8.608.00: canners and curr steers $4.60 o.du; neners. good (860 lbs up.) $8 00(g) $8.26 common and medium, all weights $5.257.60; cowa good $7.50 7.75; common and medium $4. 757.00; canners and cutters $2.50 4.75; bulls, good (beef yearlings excluded $4.75 5.75- common to medium (canners and bolognas) $3.604.76; calves me dium to choice (190 lbs. down) i.uu fff 9.00; cull and com m or (190 lbs. down) $4.007.00; med ium to choice (190 to 200 Ata.t $6.60 8.50; medium to choice (260 lbs. up) $4.606.00; cull and common (120 lbs. up) $3.00(5.00. Sheep and lambs steady; receipts none lambs light and handyweight medium to choice $10.0010.50; heavyweight (92 lbs. ud medium to prime $8.0010.00; all weights cull and common $6.OO$8 00: yeaning wethers, medium to prime $6 508.00; wethers 2 vears oWI .ind over, medium to prima $6 00 I'o ou, ewes, common to choice $4.00(6.60; canner nnd cull $1.50 ti4.00. (Above quotations excent spring lambs on short basis). I'UKTIiAKI) ;lt l Portland. June 27 Wheat: hard white. hlucHtem. hnni-t n t xt hard white $1.60; soft white $1.55 wentern white $1.57; hard winter $1.60; northern sprint; S1.5S; em red $1.50. Today's car receipts: wneat 10, Hour 4, corn 6, oats 7, bay 2. ni"iTi:it an i) i:c.ss Portland, June 27 Kggs lower; Mirrent receipts 31c: imH..t onr, -'S'-ic; firsts 30iMlo; extras tl Va tfi 32c delivered Portland. Mutter lower, extra cubes, city 46c; standards 44Wc: nrimn flrsin 44c; firsts 43c; undergrade nominal; prints 4Gc; cartims 47c: mnieriru urm nest churning renin 44c net shippers track in one 1. Portland, dr., June 27 Poultry Klnw; heavy bens 22c; light 1 4 Ur l;.c, broilers 2If24c; young white ducks 20e. ONIONS ,NP rOTXTOKS Portland, June 27 Potatoes and onions nominal; old potatoes No. 2. $2.253-60. NI TS. HOP? Portland, Jut AMI CASCAUA p 27 Nuts steiidy NOTICI-; of Iiileiition to Improve Xorih rourui MrciM riom Ntnvuy Si ret i to Columbia Strict Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of em, Oregon, deems it neecHPitrv and expedient and hereby decliircH n purpose nnd Intention to Im prove North fourth street from the south line of Norway street to the south line of Columbia street In the City of Salem. Marlon ounty. Oregon, at the exneiiMA nf tho abutting nnd adjacent proper excepting the street Internee- lions, the expense of which will bo nsMimrtl by tho City of Salem, by bringing :ild portion of said i'et to tbo enlabllshed ernde. constructing cement concrete urbs. nnd paving said nortion of said street with n six Inch Port land remrnt concrete pavement thirty feet wide In nceordanco with the plain, specifications and entl nmteri therefor, which were adopt ed by the Com.non Council ,une 16, 1925, now on file in tho office of the city recorder and which snid pin n, specifications And etl- mn:cs are hereby referred to and ms Ie a part of this notice. . The Common Council hereby declares Its purpose nnd Intention to mnke the abc i described Im provement by and through Ihe Ht?eet Improvement Department of m uity or Kaiem. Written remomtranec mav filed with the city recorder of sal.1 city Agnlnst the above proposed Improveaient within ten days from date of final publication ercof. Hy order of tht Common C'oun o I, June 15. 1926. M. POt'UMRN, Cltv necorder. Iate of first publication hereof If June 17, 1926. 164 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON walnuts No. 1 2SVi'32; filberU nominal. - Hops steady; 1924 crop 16 18c; 1923 crop nominal. Cascara bark quiet. New peal 78c pe rpound; Oregon crape root 3c BIDS ON 35 MILES OF ROOSEVELTHIGHWAY TO BE OPENED JULY (Continued from Page One) rejected by the Tillamook county court. Tho proposition will be glvea further consideration, how ever, at which there will be a hearing on the proposed Washington-Tillamook county toll road. Tho market road Bystemu for Washington, Douglas, Jackson and Josephine counties was approved. ConliactB for highway construc tion work awarded at t lie after noon eesslori follow: Sag-Halfway section of the Baker-Cornucopia highway In Baker county, 3.2 miles crushed gravel, surfacing, A. D. Kern, $14,010. O'Brien school-George , ranch section Ked wood-Oregon Caves highway in Josephine county, 20- 42 miles, stone or crushed rock, surfacing, Joslyn & McAllister, $89,240. , Bly muuntain-Beatty section, iCIumath Falls-Lake view nighway, in Klamath county. 13.45 miles of grading, J. T. Logan, 5121 997. Buy City section of the Roose LEGALS NOTICE of Intention to Improve McCoy Avenue ironi Norway Mreet to Jefferson Street Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and intention to im prove McCoy avenue from the north line " Norway street to the south line of Jefferson street, in the City of Salem, Marion county. Oregon, at the expense of the abut ting and adjacent property, except ing the alley intersections, the ex pense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem, by bringing said portion of said avenue to the established grade, constructing ce ment concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said avenue with a six inch cement concrete pave ment thirty feet wide in accord ance with the plans, specifications an) estimates therefor, which were adopted by the Common Council Jun 15th, 1925, now on file in the office of the city recorder and which said plans, specifications and estimates are hereby referrred to and made a part of this notice. The Common Council hereby declares its purpose and intention to make the above described im provement by and through the Street Improvement Department of the City of Salem. Written remonstrance may be filed with the city recorder of .aid city against the aove proposed improvement within ten days from date of final publication hereof. By order of the Common Coun cil, June 15. 1925. M. POULSKN, City Recorder. Date of first publication heieof is June 17, 1925. 134 notice: of Intention to Improve liberty Street from Lincoln Street to Superior Street Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and intention to im prove Liberty street from the south line of Llrcoln street to the north line of Superior street, at the expense of the abutting and ad Jacent property excepting the street Intersections, the expense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, constructing Portland co ment concrete curbs and pavinc said portion of mild street with six inch Port In ml cement concrete pavement thirty feet wide in ac cordance with the plans, specifica tions and estimates therefor, which were adopted by the Common Council June 15, 1925, now on fllo in the office of the city re corder anil which said plans, spec ifications and estimates are hereby referred to . and made a part of this notice. The Common Council hereby declares its purpose and intention to make the above described m-, provenient by and through the Street Improvement Department ol j tne Uity of Nalem. Written remonstrance mrw be' filed with tlw) city recorder of mid Ity against tho nbovo nronosed Improvement within ten days from nato or final publication hereof. Ity order of the Common Coun cil. June 15. 1925... M. PoruSKN. City Kecjr.lor Date of first publication hereof is June 17. 1925. M NOTIl'K if fntentlim to Improve Oak Street from Commercial Street to n Point which is 2:10 Feet Wot of Commercial Street Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council of the . City of Salem, Otegou, deems It necessary ind expedient nnd hereby declareni its purpoNo nnd Intention to Im prove Oak street from.' the west lino of Commercial street to a point ou raid Oak street which is :t0 feet west of the west line of1 the said Commercial street, at the expense of ttie abutting nnd ad- ! Jaernt property, excepting tle nl ley intersections, the expense of which will be assumed bv the Citv of Salem by bringing s;ild portion' r s.itd street to the established grnde, constructing cement con-. reto curbs, and paving said por tion of said street with a six Inch ement concrete pavement tw nty four feet wide in accordance with the plans, specif lc.it tons and est I- . mnles therefor, which were ndopt- d by tho Common Council June t.", 192S, now on file In tbe office of the city recorder and which said plans, specifications and esti mates are hereby referred to and made a part of this notice. The Common Council hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to make the above described Im provement hy and through the Street Improvement Department ol tne vuy of Salem. Written remonstrance; may be filed with the city rtvordcr of said city against tho above pr-'oced improvement within ten days .rnn dati of final publication hereof. ity order of the Common Corn ¬ ell. June 15. 1925. M. PODUMKN, City Recorder Date of first publication herof s June 17, 19;',. m velt highway in Tillamook county, grailng .23 miles, A. T, Dolan, $5864. Emigrant hill section, Old Ore gon Trail, Umatilla county, 16.7 miles resurfacing with broken stone A. D. Kern )52.867. BASEBALL CLAIMED . i OLD INDIAN SPORT Springfield, III. Playing ball was Amelca's national sport be fore Eric the Red discovered Greenland, and the baseball leag ues of today are not very different from the circuits that drew big crowds to Its games when Daniel Boone was cutting his first teeth on a bear-qjaw necklace. Additional proof of this Is found in the autobiography of Black Hawk, last of the great Indian war chiefs who fought In Illinois. He told of the great ball games that used to be played among the tribes In the Mississippi valley, and related that from 600 to 1000 per sons often played on one side. COMMISSIONERS' COURT (Continued from Page Eight.) Schmidt, Peter, do 11.00 Schwingler, Mary, do 35.00 Conklin. Mrs. E. H., relief for Chas. Seely 10.00 Slyter, Mrs. W. R., relief for Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Slyter 25.00 StalllngB, Mrs. Virginia, re lief 35.00 Stripling, Hulda, do 8.00 Tewinkel, Mrs. Mary, do 12.00 Trelber, Anton, do 12.00 Vickers, Mrs. Mae, do 15.00 Walkoskl, Barbara, do ... 25.00 Walt, Eda, do 15.00 Wanleas, Gilmer, do 10.00 Wargnler, William J., Sr., do : 15.00 Wheeler, Mrs. Anna L., do 15.00 Williams, Alice Bertha, do.. 5.00 Wong, Charlie, do 15.60 Salaries Sheriff's Office Burkhart, S. O., dep. sher- iff .... 124.69 Bremmer, Roy, do 124.69 Lewis, J. W.. do 100.00 Wrightman, F. T., tax dept. 115.00 Butler, 8. J., do 110.00 Clerk's Office Arms, A. M., dep. Co. erk 115.00 Tasto, A. F., do 100.00 Eschwig, C. F., do 90.00 kleinke, Lila, do 90.00 Boyer, C. E., Reg. Clerk 85.00 Mills, A. E.. do 30.38 Recorder's Office Ciark, Nellie J.,- deputy 100.00 Crann, Eva, do 90.00 Savage, Kathryn, clerk 65.00 Victor, Pearl, do 61.25 Treasurer's Office Richardson, W. Y., deputy.. 110.00 Shelton, R., deputy 115.00 Schnur, Phillip, do 115.00 Roberts, Eva, clerk 100.00 Ackerman, Alma, dp..... 90.00 Moisan, G. J., deputy 110.00 Arpke, C. A., do 32.25 McNamee, Robt., do 110.00 Hall, H. W., do 170.00 Jones, H. R-, do 76.00 Terry, B. F., do 200.00 District Attorney's Off tew Page, Lyle J., deputy 100.00 Neelands, Kathryn, Btenog. 60.00 Court Hou1- Morgan, Cay., Janitor 70.00 Hobson, L., do 70.00 Hill, W. W.. do 70.00 School Supt. Office Reld, Cora E., ass't.. 100.00 Fox, William W.t Supv 120.00 Poop Account Cont'd Byrd, W. H., Co. physician 66.00 Juvenile Court Office White. Nona, Juvenile court office 85.00 Stock InsHctor's Office Morehouse, W. O., Co. verer- lnarian j 33.60 Health Officer's Office Cashatt, C. E. health offi cer 60.00 Sealer of Wghts & Measures Jones, J. F., salary and ex. 47.1? Co. Court ami Commissioner a Hunt. J. T., Co. Judge's ex penses 6-5 Porter, J. H., Co. Com., sal ary and expense 99.80 Smith, J. E do 61.50 Indignant Soldier Account Rue, C. G., relief for Thoa. Jones 60.00 lirown, Clifford V., relief for H. Doyle 7.00 Brown, Clifford W., relief for Roy C, Page 25.00 Brown, Cllfofrd W., relief for Philip Littko 30.00 Mley, F. M., relief for Ed. Fane 25.00 Alley, F. M., relief for Clar ence C. Miller 15.00 Alley F. relief for Ir ving Bunce 25.00 Poor Aecouut Cont'd Wolfe, J. E., relief 20.00 Senlp Bounty DeSnntifl, Luigi, bounty 4.00 Registrations nnd Kleetlons Buyer, U. O,, cash adv. for postal cards 30.00 Wraps Co., the J. J., print ing poet cnnis 6.00 I'xpenses Sheriff's Office Bower, O. D-, use of auto.. . 2.1.60 Bewcr, O. IX, cash adv. for fare, etc 25.00 75.70 Bremmer, Roy, use of auto Commercial Cook Store, the Ink and paper 1.55 Knowtaml A I'nruh, print ing postal caiils 6.00 Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co., tho phono c:lls 14. 4S Portland Electric Power Co., gas service 4. IS Postal Telegraph Cable Co., telegram Uichnrdson, V., extra work collecting .97 62.60 Rogem Paper Co., books for record 16.75 Sllverton Tribune, the post cards 12.60 SimernI, Ello B., extra work on tax reg 64.00 State Industrial Accident Commission, accident In surance s.i: Stall. Industrial Accident Commission, accident In surance Clerk's Ofrice Alius Book Stall. tui y Co staples and ribbons Hertelson & McShane. prtg. ledger sheet Boyer, T G.. cah ndv. for stamps .. J.12 1 1). 6.50 5.00 Commercial Book store, th paper .... " 1,86 Glass. & Prudhomme Co., petition and citation..,. 4.84 Pac. Tel. & Tel, Co., the phope service 7.60 Rogers Paper Co., paper ' 8.85 Recorder's Office Brooks, Mildred R., cash advanced for .stamps 4.00 Pacific Tol. & Tel. Co., the phone service 6.25 Patton Bros, erasers 2.75 Smith, L. C. & Bros., Typ wrlter Co., adjusting ma chine 2.06 treasurer's Office Burroughs Adding Machine Co., adjusting machine.... 30.43 Commercial Book Store, the pencils .60 Drager, D. G., caah adv. for . stamps '. 5.00 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the phone service 6.25 Patton Bros., wax seal 2.25 Surveyor's Office Herrick, B. B., cash adv. for stamps 1.00 Assessor's Office Commercial Book Store, the pad and fountain pen 4.40 Patton Bros., file 1.66 Rodgers Paper Co., bind assessment rolls 326.00 Steelhammer, O. A., stamps 2.00 District Attorney's Office Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the phone calls 4.10 Co. Court and Commissioners Boyer, U. G., cash adv. for stamps 6.00 Capital Journal, pub. claim docket 81.20 McDonald, W. E., expense for investing death of Hugh E. Kuenzll 138.45 disal lowed 75.00 allowed Goodwin, I L., do 22.00 Slaughter, George, do . 22.00 Oregon Statesman, pub. claim docket 81.20 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the phone service 10.95 Patton Bros., Ink 1.50 Salem Water, Light & Pow er Co., water services .70 Union Abstract Co., abstract land John Wells, D. L. C. 65.60 Court House Barr, Theo. M., plumbing repairs 1.76 Brown ell Electric Co., fuses lamps, etc 4.65 Brooks, Mildred R., cartage on vault fixtures .... .... 2.00 Buren, Max C. shades and rollers .... .... .. 6.80 Capital City Steam Laun- , dry, laundry services . 1.10 Cudahy Packing Co., the soap polish 15.76 Donahue, Paul, painting 65.00 Doughton & Sherwin, dust ing brush 2.85 Farmers Fire Relief Asso ciation of Buttevllle, prem ium 2.80 Hansen, A. M., lumber 1.90 Aronson & Ivle, sharpen ing lawn mover 1.26 KIglitlfnger, E. M., repair ing chairs 1.85 Manley, J. W., hauling trash 1.60 Oregon Statesman, pub. bids 2.70 Portland Electric Power Co., lighting 111.40 Salem Hardware Co., nails, screws, hose, etc 82.00 Salem Water Light & Pow er Co., water services 27.62 Schellberg, Herman, repair ing shelves 2.00 White. D. A. & Sons fertil izer 80 Circuit Court Account Pacific Tel & Tel. Co., the telephone services . 6.351 Patton Bros., Ink 1.60 1 Moores, Ross E. A Co.. re- ports printed 6.00 Justice Court Miscellaneous Barrett, Blanche F., tak ing exams of Emll Wil- ke and Leo Peters 6.00 Knowland & Unruh, letter heads and paper 62.25 Brown, Emma Murphy, ex amination of bondsman State vs. Andrews 6.00 Patton Bros, type paper 3.25 Smith Insurance Agency, pre Smlth Insurance Agency, Homer H., premium 6.00 Smith Insurance Agency, Homer H., premium fi.00 Small, Brazier C, justice.... 3.45 Small, Brazier C, do 2.90 STATE vs. ANDREWS, et al Small, Brazier C, justice.. 18.30 Deling. W. E., constable.. 1.00 Small, Brazier C, Justice.. 16.50 STATE vs. KENNETH BENTS mnll, Itrnzier C, Justice.. 6.3T. Small, Brnzler C, Justice.. 16.20 DcLong, W. K constable.. 2.40 Carruth, J. V., witness 7.60, Talbot, Roy, do 2.60 J Muno. Edith, do 2.50 Muno, Pauline, do 2.50 Muno, Paul, do 2.60 STATE vs. WALTER CHANCE DeLong, W. E., constable.. 8.00 Small, Brazier C, Justice.. 1.60 1 STATE vs. CH ATM AN Small. Brazier C, justice.. 12.60 HeLong, W. E., constable.. 6.00 Gold, Mrs. Paul, witness.... 1.70. Wheeler, Mrs. Jennie, do.. 1.70 ! Koster, Myrtle, do 2.50: STATE vs. COG AN Kuntz, P. J., Justice 2.45 i n disallowed DeLong, W. E., constable.. ,50 1 Small. Brazier C Justice.. 1.00 STATE vs. CONLEY Ixuntz. P. J., justice 2.45, dbtallowed j Pel.ong. W. K , constable.. .60 1 Smalt. Brazier C. Justice.. 1.00: STATE vs. CRANDALL Kuntz, P. J., Justice 1.35! disallowed I Small, Brazier C-, do 76 I STATE vs. DAILY Kuntz, P. J., Justice 2.45 disallowed Small, Brazier C, do 1.00 STATE vs. DAWOSX Kuntz, P. J., Justice 2.45 disallowed 1'ieTxMig. W. E.( constable.. 3.80 Small, Brnzler C. Justice.. 1.00 STATE vs. DeVORE Kuntz, P. J., justice 2.45 disallowed DeLong, W. E., constable.. 6.60 Small, Brazier C, Justice.. 1.00 STATE VS. DICK Brown. P. L., justice 1.60 Raskins, W. W constable . 4.60 STATE vs. Dl'NN Kunta, P. J., Justice 2.45 disallowed Small. Brazier C Justice. 1.00 STATE vs. FD WARDS KunJi, P. J., Justice 8.40 disallowed Small, Rrmler C. do 2.50 STATE vs. EVANS Small, Brazier C, Justice- 6.60 DeLong, W. E., constable.. 1-60 STATE vs. FISHER Kunti, P. J Justice..... 1.35 disallowed Small, Brazier C, Justice 76 STATE vs. FOX, et al Kuntz, P. J Justice. 4 75 disallowed Small, Brazier C. Justice.. 1.00 STATE vs. GADSEY Kuntz, P. J., justice 4.10 disallowed Small, Brazier C 1.00 STATE vs. GRAGG Kuntz, P. J., justice 1.35 disallowed Small, Brazier C. do 75 STATE vs. GRIMES Small, Brazier C.( Justice.. 11.30 DeLong, W. E., constable.. 4.50 - STATE vs. HAYES Kuntz, P. J., justice 5.30 disallowed DeLong, W. E., constable.. 7.10 Small, Brazier C, Justice.. 1.25 STATE vs. JOHNSON Kuntz, P. J., justice 3.90 v disallowed DeLong, w. E., constable.. 3.20 Small, Brazier C, justice.. 1.25 STATE vs. MURPHY Kuntz, P. J., Justice 2.4 disallowed DeLong, W. E., constable.. 1.60 Small, Brazier C. justice.. 1.00 STATE vs. OPITZ Small. Brazier C, justice.. . 1.00 STATE vs. PERKINS Small, Brazier C, justice.. 5.60 STATE vs. QUENDELL Small, Brazier C, justice.... 6.20 DeLong, W. E., constable.. 2.50 STATE vs. REDECKER Kuntz, P. J., Justice 2.45 disallowed Small, Brazier C, do 1.00 STATE vs. REISSBACK DeLong, W. E., constable.. 3-05 STATE vs. REYNOLDS, et al Kuntz, P. J., justice 2.60 disallowed Small, Brazier C, Justice.. 1.00" STATE vs. ROBINSON Kuntz, P. J, Justice 2.10 disallowed Small, Brazier C, Justice.. STATE vs. RONEY Small, Brazier C, justice DeLong, W. E., constable.. STATE VS. SCHMIT Small, Brazier C., justice Small, Brazier C, Justice.. 76 7.35 1.00 7.35 8.35 STATE vs. SPROED Kuntz, P. J., Justice 8.60 disallowed Small, Brazier C, do 1.00 STATE vs. WADE, et al Small, Brazier C, Justice.. 16.30 DeLong, W. E., constable.. STATE vs. WALKER Small, Brazier C, Justice.. 1.00 16.30 1.60 6.60 DeLong, W. E., constable.. Barton, H. L., witness STATE vs. WELLS, et al Gregoire, Mary, witness 2.00 STATE vs. WHEELER DeLong, W. E., constable.. 11.05 STATE vs. WILMOT Small, Brazier C, Justice.. 3.60 STATE vs RAYMOND ZIELINSKI Small, Brazier C, justice 16.20 2.90 2.30 3.10 2.90 2.90 2.90 2.90 2.90 2.90 12.80 Lick, Mrs. Ray, witness Craig, Edith, do Glrod, Henry, do Schlet, Mary, do Schleg, Pauline, d", Ganlard. Francis, dn .. Ganiard. Genevieve, do.... Dean, Robert, do M Ganiard, Helen, do DeLong, W. E-, constable.. . Fccblc-Mlmled Account AHlIers, clothing for Rose Schrock 26.05 School Siicrliitcnileiit'8 Office Aurora Observer, pu'j. notice teachers examination 1.20 Bonesieele, Gertrude, cleri cal work 36.00 Capital Journal, pub. notice teachers examination 4.80 t-'o.:, William W., expense. supervisor 82.10 Fulkerson, Mary L., expen ses 60.00 ulkerson, Mary L., cash ad vanced for stamps 31.00 Gervais Weekly Star, pub. notice teachers examina tion The Hubbard Enterprise, do The J. J. Kraps Co., hand bills, etc Mt. Angel News, pub notice t e a c h e rs examination Pacific Tel. & Tel Co., the telephone services Patton Bros., paper, bas ket, Ink. etc Reld, Cora E., Co. Truant of 2.00 4.50 1 1.35 ficer 15.00 Oregon Statesman, pub. no tice teachers examina tion 5.50 Rodgers Paper Co., envel opes 8.3.1 Rowland Printing Co., do.... 3.75 Silverton Tribune, the pub. notice teachers examina tion 2.35 Woodburn Independent, the pub. notice teachers exam ination 2.2") Wyntt, Mrs. H. C, clerical work 24.75 Bridgeman, Marguerite, -grading examination papers.. 7.50 Carr, Vivian F., do 3.75 Leavenworth, II. C, do 19.50 McAllister, Mrs. Elma, do.... 12.00 Sehon, Grace, do 21-00 Spaulding, Mary, do 9.00 Tallman, Caroline, do 3.0i Walton, Ed It h, do 21.00 Health Officer's Account Cashatt, Dr. C. E., expen ses 66.65 1-Yult Insjieetor's Account Van JCj.ii i n p. S. II. , salary & expenses 131.25 Poor Account Cont'd Buslck Son, J. I,., groc eries for Aim. G. H. Hen derson ' IS. 00 Capital City Steam Laun dry, laundry 3.80 Clark, Frank C, Supt. at Co. Poor Fnrm 301.58 Day, Mrs. A. E., rent for Mrs. Winkleback 10. Oil Drager, D. O., relief for Nel lie Moxley 7.75 Prngor, D. G., R. R. faro for Mrs. Moxley. et al 4.23 Draeger, D. G., transport ing Dehaven Bros, to Cal ifornia 60.00 Farmer Hdw. Co., Ray L., supplies for J. E. Wolfe.. 2.75 George, C. A., wood and splitting same for Mrs. Par ker 6.00 Hammond Lbr. Co., groc eries for Nellie Wachter 27.0S McCleltan, Thos. R grocer ies for Lizzie Butts 15.00 Mtlliken A Milllkctt; groc eries for Rosle Bloom 30.03 Mllllken A Miltlken.. groc eries for Mrs. Eva Bcu tell 15. RJ Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.. the SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 telephone services .... Pickens & Haynea, grocer ies for Mrs. Watkins........ Pickens & Haynes, grocer ies for J. H. Henderson Pickens & Haynes, grocer oi'les for Mrs. Win. Buff.. Pickens & Haynes, grocer- erles for Mrs. McFee Portland Electric Power Co.. electric services at f!ti. Poor Farm 8.60 6.67 8.00 8.00 6.23 7.05 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Mrs. Mildred Mon- ahan 12-iiO Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of H. R. Miles 62 60 Salem Deaconess Hospital, enre of D. E. Yost 13.75 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Mrs. John Staur- men 38,75 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Minn Rowe 19.37 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Lee Moody Salem Deaconess Hospital, 2.00 care of Mrs. Edna Mui likan 10.00 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Addio Rigdi.n Sale . Deaconess Hospital, 38.75 care of Mrs. Ed Brum bridce 38.75 Salem Deaconess H jsi,ital, care of Mrs. J. H. Morri son Salem Deaconess Hospital, 38.75 care of Andrew Camp hall.... 38.75 Salem Deaconess, Hospital, care of John Barton 38.75 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Mrs. Lizzie How ard 38.75 Salem Deaconess Hospital, ifri nf R. A. Mack 38.75 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Fred Baker Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Valentine Viox... 38.75 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Daladront d..a Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Henry Kiel 38.75 Salem Deaconess Hospital. care of Thomas Coddl.... 11.25 Salem .Deaconess Hospital, care of D. M.. Ratclltre.. 11.25 Salem Deaconess Hospital, onro nf John Gossei' 38.75 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Frank Schaefer.. 28.75 Salpm Deaconess Hospital, rarfi of Johnson Parts.... 12.50 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Mrs. Charles Glaze 18.75 Salem Heights Grocery, eroceries for James Hail iv.vv Shrode, D. L., groceries for Mrs. Northcutt iu.au Simpson Grocery, grocer ies for Mrs. Anna Mitchell t.uu Skaggs United Stores, groc eries for Winkiec-acK n.vv Skaggs United Stores, groc eries for Amos Brown 10.00 Skaggs United Stores, groc eries for Ames o.uu Skaggs United Stores, groc eries for E. G. Hyland ..u Skaggs United Stores, groc eries for J. E. Wolte Skaggs United Stores, groc eries for Mrs. E. A. Par ker 23.92 Smith & Fontaine, grocer ies for Mrs. Wm. Chain.. Zb.ja Stockwell, M. D.. H. K., X- Ravs for Wolfe family.... 4.uo Van Cleave, W. B., rent for Rosie Bloom 8.00 Waters, Geo. E., candy for Associated charleties i.uu Watt, Mrs. Elizabeth, care of E. G. Highland - 17.50 Webb's Funeral Parlors, services rendered Albert rv winkle black 35-00 Weiss. John, burial of John son Paris 35.00 Wcngenroth, Wm., groc eries for Josephine Jeau- doin 15-25 White & Sons, D. A., seed used at Co. Farm 2.65 Willamette Sanatorium, care of baby Lents 76.75 Jail Account Bower, O. D board for nrisoners 4t4.uu Browncll Electric Co., lamps for Jail 6.48 Juvenile Court Barrett, Blanche exami nation of Nina Rowe and Mildred Watt 2.50 Bower, O. D., use of Auto, etc 14.40 Smith, B. It-, use of auto.. 4.60 Westenhouse, Mrs. Ed., care and medicine for Helen Tsaneabot 10.50 Dog Tux Fund DouKhton & Sherwin, dog tags 45.00 Hull, If. W.. list of owners of dogs 20.80 Humphreys, O. W-, do - 15.00 (ones. II. R do 6.70 McNnmee, Robt., do 12.00 Terry, B. F., do 17.10 Brown, Henry S-, sheep kill ed by dogs lu.uu Amort, Chas., lambs killed bv do irs 4.00 Bowen, G. D., sheep killed and lambs killed by dogs ; continued ;rown, Jesse, lambs killed bv docs 12.00 Oahl, Ole, do 12.00 Elmer, J. W., sheep killed by dogs 8.00 Fills, J. V goat killed by dags 1.00 .Meier, W. J.. lamb killed by dogs 4.00 Ramp. W. Howard, ewe kilt ed by dugs 8.00 avnge, A. T., sheep killed by dogs 24.00 Taylor, If. O., do .continued iindervovt. Henry, ewes ami lamb killed ttv 1nf o 119 nn Brown, Jesse, lambs killed by dogs continued Egan Bros., lambs killed bv docs ennttniiAil Lang, Joe L., sheep killed by dogs continued McAllister. M. D.. owes kill ed by dogs continued 'andcrvort, II. If,, sheep kill ed by dogs continued Whitney, H. A., sheen kill ed by dogs continued Wholheter, E. F.. lambs goats killed by dngs....contlnued Indemnity for Slaughter of 1)1 vicrl f'niilA Estate of F. E. Llbby, de ceased, indemnity 654 Rodent Control Fnnd White & Sons. D. A . har- ioj 68.50 rWllaft llnn.A ain.1 1.. II Pickens Raynes, soap S-00 Advertising Aw.t Salem Chamber of Com merce, advertising Mar lon County w ,10.00