THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1934
10
LINCOLN BEACH
BOOSTERS WAIT
REGATTA DATES
With only a few details remaining
to be arranged, the Lincoln county
Regatta scheduled to begin at Dev
il's Lake July 37, 1 ready to open.
Forty of the fastest speed boots In
the country are entered for the
races In which drivers will oompete
lor the many cash prizes and tro
phies that will be presented to the
winners.
Boat racers claim that Devil's lake
Is one of the finest bodies of water
In the west for motor boat racing
and predict that several records will
be broken during the three days of
the Regatta. The match between
two women racers will be one of the
most thrilling events of the show as
both are speed demons who can of
fer stiff competition to any man
racer.
Water golf, a new water sport in
Tented by Olen Ripley, chairman of
the boat races, canoe Jousting, surf
board riding and races, Indian dug
out and surf boat races, as well as
a number of other aquatic contests
complete one of the finest Regatta
programs ever to be presented In
Oregon.
The Regatta queen contest, being
itaged under the direction of 8am
Blocum, Is proving to be a close race.
Young women from 12 different dis
tricts are competing for places on
the Royal Court of the big water
ports show. The contest closes July
84 at 11 o'clock. Miss Lucille Ander
aon of Valley Junction Is leading
for queen. She 1b closely followed by
eight other girls whose friends are
rallying to their support. Votes are
obtained by the purchase of admis
sion buttons.
Much new construction has been
done on the Regatta grounds and a
large amount of additional parking
pace for cars has been added ad
jacent to the grandstand.
All of Lincoln county Is preparing
to entertain Regatta visitors. Rcser.
vations for houses, cabins and rooms
are rapidly coming in from points
all over the state.
Joe Dunne, republican nominee for
governor, will be Admiral of the Re
gatta. Over 150 vice admirals will be
on his staff. Berger Undcrdahl, 1933
admiral, and J. K. Carson Jr., may
or of Portland, will be his personal
aides.
It Is expected that a crowd of at
least 25,000 people will attend the
show.
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Incorporations -Friday: R. E. An
drews & Co. R. E. Andrews, Elanch
M. 'Andrews, E. Hagenbuclicr, Cas
cade Locks. Capital stock, $5,000.
King Fisher Mnttrcss company,
Portland. John M. Colon, George
L. Anderson, Jr., E. R. Oudge. Cap
ital stock, (10,000.
8. J. McCormlck company, Port
land. S. J. McCormlck, N. R. Mc
Cormlck, Glenn L. Edwards. Capi
tal stock, $10,000.
Articles of association: Maple
Lane cemetery, Sherwood, filed by
E. A. Brener, Sherwood.
Amendments: Pacific Truck Ex
press, Portland, George M. Mc
Brcen, S. R. Winch, R. W. Hagood.
Filed by Pacific Truck Express.
GUESTS AT FRERES
Btayton J. W. Zarr, A. B. Coogan,
Jess Heath, A. D. Rlgenclder and M.
D. Hurle of Lyman county, S. D.,
called at the P. O. Frcrea home at
Fem Ridge. They are looking for
an Oregon location and were pleas
ed with the Willamette valley.
Stayton Raymond Fletcher and
wlto of San Bernardino, Calif., are
guests at the T. H. Thomas home.
They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Clair
Thomas at Jordan.
Commissioners' Court
The following la tne official
publication of the reoord of
claims before the Marion
county commissioners' court
for the July term, 1934,
with the amount allowed, bills
continued, etc., according to
the records in the office of
the county clerk.
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS FUND
July Term 1994
Miscellaneous Accts. W. W.
George, labor, $19.89; J, J. Hollett,
labor, $19.89; R, A. Hooper, labor,
$16.92; John Snore, labor, $21.89;
Hick Schab, labor, $21.89; L. W.
Webber, labor, $19.90; Beo Mahrt,
labor, $33.83.
Right of Way B. M, Endlcott,
executor of Cornelia Davis estate,
light of way, $600.00; Tilman Rains,
light of way, $16.80; Win. AHsup,
repair plow, $1.25.
Road District No. 8H Wm. Wen
enroth, files, $.95; J. Scholl tc Son,
ruse, etc., $1.65; Chat. Dew, labor,
$8.95; Geo. Orlmps labor, $7.97;
Walter Houghtalln, labor, $10.94;
Joe Lachapcll, labor, $9.95; Z. Mc
Ooncgal, labor, $7.98; W. 8. Miller,
labor, $9.95; Frank Myers, labor,
$6.95; Ben Ott, labor, $9.95; Jack
Pirella, labor, $9.96; Chas. Verden
fcurg, labor, $7.96; Grant Jones,
foreman, $16.44; Chas. K. Bpauld
fcig Log. Co., Ibr., $2.88; Henry
Johnson, labor, $13.93; Ralph Lis
ter, labor, $18.90; Geo. Moussette,
labor, $16.91; Gall Wengenroth, la
bor, $1.90; James McCormlck, labor,
1.99; James McCormlck, foreman,
C29 90.
Road Districts No. 14 UJassr
Barkhurst, labor, $1.99; Bertrand
Jverson, foreman, $13.45; R, O.
Amort, labor, $3.98; Karl Barrban
ff, labor, $5.97; Hans Chrlatenson.
labor, $7.96; Evln Mlera, labor.
$16.96; Herman Btrom, labor, $3.98;
John Zolotoff, labor, $5.97; J. E.
JClmsey, foreman, $22.93.
Road District No. 17 Ted Doba
ean, labor, $9.95; Frank Edcr, labor.
$3.99; Joe Andrlgo, labor, $7.96;
Oeo, dent, labor, $9.96; Frank No
lack, labor, $4.97; Everett Ramp
labor, $1.49; Jeter E. Jensen, fore
Ban, $17.94.
Road District No. 28( J. A.
Hanson, labor, $9.30; Byron Hurd,
labor, $9.20; Kenneth Plank, labor,
$9.20; R. J. Bettencourt, foreman,
(18.31.
Road District No. JSJi-J. R Mls-
Young Publisher Of
Junior Gazette Likes
Working and Sports
i 5
WILFRED C. BAGEDORN
Hnfl rf tha nil fafnnrlino- ritizens of Oreiron and this re
mark is written advisedly is a
isn't prominent because he has
form or Boinerea aomu.
baited any big corporations, but
simply because, In his youth, he has
gone out on his own and done
something worth while and done It
well, Just for the sheer satisfaction
of doing It. And as docs not hap
pen so very often this outstanding
cittern is an editor. Reference here-
MISS STEWART HAS
TOP CONTEST PLACE
Btlverton Miss Evelyn Stewart
continues to hald the lead in the
bathing beauty contest that Is Deing
sponsored by Delbert Reeves post
of the American Legion, and backed
by the various business houses of
town with the different organiza
tions working for their special can
didate. The count for this week Is: Evelyn
Stewart, 3,624,000; Myrtle Sunde, 3,
476,500; Vera Beer, 2,077,500; Eupha
Mires, 2,580,750; Gladys Llechty,
016,000.
Miss Mires and Miss Beer shifted
positions on this weeks count with
the others remaining in the same
order of rank.
Miss Stewart is of the Silverton
Junior and Adult Woman's clubs,
Miss Sunde of the Eagles, Miss Beer
of the Rcbckahs and Odd FeUows,
Miss Mires of the Silverton Hills
community and Miss Llechty of the
North Howell community.
RETURN FROM WASHINGTON
Turner Mrs. Albert Given and
young son, Ronald Charles, have
returned home from a week's visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. M. Barber, at Longview, Wash.
Albert Given motored to Longview
and his family accompanied him
home In the new automobile recent
ly purchased.
sler, sharpening tools, $2.25; W. M.
Berlnger, labor, $18.92; Wm. Crab
tree, labor, $17.91; Lee Dickson, la
bor, $15.92; Dan Kintz, labor, ssi.tu;
Jack Ryland, labor, $1.91; Vern
SmaUwood, labor, $17.91; E R. Wolf-
kleL labor, $16.92; W. A. Rlggs, la
bor, $26.91.
Road District No. 84 Dick Berry,
labor, $9.95; Hugh Harris, labor,
$8.98; Ted Johnson, labor, $9.98;
Frank Lompker, labor, $.99; A. R.
Myers, labor, $3.98; A. Y. Myers,
labor, $17.45; Selas Rods, labor,
$7.96; Glen Shelton, labor, $7.96;
Ed Slscho, labor, $8.95; W. H.
Tompkins, labor, $9.96; O. D. My
ers, foreman, $21.65,
Road District No. 18 Larmr Tfr.
A Storage OH, $12.50; Hammond
Lbr. Co., Ibr., $.3; Hill Top Garage,
welding grader, etc., $34.40; W. M.
Booker, labor, $62.25; K. O. Oolns,
labor, $3.98; J. F, Bewley, foreman,
$70.26.
Road Districts No. 15 A 40 Elton
Brown, labor, $3.98; A. Decker, la
bor. $3.98; Orvtlle Hayward, labor,
$.99; Chas. Reed, labor, $1.99; E. J.
Richards, foreman. $14.95.
Road District No. 48 Robert
Oakley, labor, $2.49.
Road District No. 49 A. O. Albln
labor, $3.98; Melvln Johnson, labor,
$3.98; Paul Semolky, labor, $3.98;
George Zurllnden, labor, $1.99; P.
W. Owre, foreman, $8.97.
Road District No. 60 P. A. King,
labor, $4.49; Harley Moon, labor,
$11.94; Chas. Zander, laDor, u.w
T. L. Davidson, foreman. $17.94.
Road District No. 83 J. B. Het-
rlck, labor, $18.55; George Keech
foreman. $2.99.
Market Road No. $7 Leonard
Walker, foreman, $14.95.
Bee. St, Highway No. 141 Oeo.
Messlck, arbitrator, $4; John W.
Sadler, arbitrator. $4.
Sec St. Highway No. let Louis
Drapela, pipe, ate., $24.70; Ham'
mond Lbr. Co., lumber, $302.27
Clifford Moynlhan, examining de
scriptions, $84; Pun Iron Culv. tc
Mfg. Co., culverts, $45.42; Silver
Falls Tbr. Co., lbr., $9.56.
Miscellaneous Accts. J. P. Aspln
wall, labor, $73.25; Omer Bartruff,
labor, $20.90; O. D. Blnegar, labor.
$77.74; F. A. Dutton, labor, $77.74;
Ben H. Hawkins, labor, $134.74; V.
J. Herts, lBbor, $77.74; F. Langston,
labor, $17.91; H. Paulson, labor,
$79.99: Leo Wells, labor, $43.35; F
R. Woelke, labor, $77.74; Clyde
Woodruff, labor, $77.74; capital
Journal, PubL notice, $8.85; Capital
n
Salem. boy 17 years old. He
not headed a crusade for re
VtaSaoTtoWllfred C. Hagedorn.
it. was some three years ago that
Wilfred first got the Idea oi pun
llahlng a newspaper, which was
started as the "Mickey Mouse Ad
vertiser," but which was shortly
changed to the "Junior Gazette." In
the issue of yesterday Its third an
niversary was celebrated, and in a
feature story Wilfred tells all about
how he started the paper and about
his experiences, so these need not
be repeated here. Some big news
papers of the east, the New York
Sun, for example, have taken note of
him and the Boy s worm oi cigui,
111., gave him quite lengthy notice.
The first Issue of young Hage-
dorn's newspaper was a sheet of two
columns, and six by nine inches. It
had a circulation of 1000. With tne
issue of April 2 this year, it was in
creased to three columns nine Inches
long and its circulation was 2000.
The anniversary edition of yesterday
was four columns of 12 Inches.
The young publisher does all the
work connected with the paper, so
licits all the advertisements and
writes all the news. But he doesn't
work all the time. He likes to fish
and play golf and puts In quite a
bit of time at these sports, in addi
tion to his regular Job he is advertis
ing manager for W. T. Rlgdon &
Son.
Lost summer, with his parents, he
went to Moscow, Idaho, for a vaca
tion with friends. While there he
connected up with the Dally Star
Mirror as assistant advertising man.
accr. When he came away he car
ried a fine letter of recommendation
from his employer.
To get a better word picture of the
youthful editor read his own story
In the anniversary number of the
Junior Gazette, published yesterday.
It Is very entertaining.
Dallas Josiah Wills, county school
superintendent, was In Portland tnis
week taking a summer school course
for county superintendents,
City Bindery, punching aheets,
$1.26; Oregon Statesman, deeds,
$2.26; W. E. Burns, repairs, $8.66.
Engineers unice aocv commer
cial Book Store, guides, $1.25; B. B.
Herrlck, maps, $1; Needham's Book
Store, tape, etc, $1.16; The Pacific
Tel. tt Tel. Co., phone, $8.50; Gladys
M. Scott, cash adv. for stamps, $1;
Gladys M. Scott clerk, $75; H. 8.
Swart, use of car, $53.16; H. B.
Swart, Co. engineer, $149.74.
Buena vista Ferry Accts. a. b.
McLauchlan Co.. repair clutch,
$9.16; B. A. Snyder, labor, $59.70;
Gilbert Snyder, labor, $39.70.
General Expense Acct. Capital
Journal, Publ. claims, $9.80; Oregon
Statesman. Publ. claims, $10.
MU1 Creek Flood Control Acciv
Wm. Mcllwaln. labor. $77.74.
Motor Patrol Acct. Bauou a
Wright, cores, etc.. $2.18; P. A. Ber.
nard Motor Co., spark plugs, etc.,
$5.36; Feenaughty Mach. Co., blades,
etc.. $31.60: Louis Welssenfels,
change blades, ets., $1.60; Omer
Bartruff, labor, $47.84; John Orles
enauer, labor, $41.11; Wm. R. King,
labor. $75.49: Raymond B. Miller,
labor, $5.98; E. J. Richards, labor,
$23.92; Dan Scharf, labor, $77.74.
OUlng Acct Oregon Bee. Rail
way Co., freight on oil, $58.66,
Tool Houae Acct Oregon Wash,
Water Scrv. Co., water, $2.69; The
Pacific Tel. Tel. Co., telephone,
$625; Valley Mach. tt Weld. Co.,
oxygen, $4.39.
Trucks Acct. Hilltop Oarage, re
pairs, $4; Joe Dickinson, carburetor,
$4.60: Oabrlel Powder supply vo.
lbr, $.70; V. X. Newcomb, repair
tires, $1.35.
Miscellaneous Acct. Oeo. W,
Orolsan, Ins. premium, $253.80;
Doughton ft Bherwln, spikes, etc.,
$9.30: D. O. Drager, cash adv. for
freight, $1.73; Ray L. Farmer Hdw.
Co., spikes, etc., $36.67; Firestone
Service Stores, Ino- cement, etc.
$11.88; General Petroleum Corp,
gaa, $500.58; A O. Haag & Co., gra
der blades, tto., $20.84; R. L. Hart,
roadviewer. $82.63: Ira Jorgensen,
cable, etc, $388.21; Oeo. Lawrence
Co, plugs, etc, $30.12; Loggers tc
Cont. Mach. Co., gaskets, etc.,
$209.78; C. B. McElhaney, roadview
er, $21.48; Fred J. Miller, roadview
er, $40.06; Oregon state Hgn. com.,
bearings, etc, $30.32; Mike Panek,
repair brakes, $1; Pohle Staver Co..
pipe, etc, $27.77; Portland Oen.
Elec. Co, electricity, $28.61; Salem
Hardware Co, spikes, etc $23.45;
Salem Btrel A SuddIv. wire rope,
$105.88; Shell Oil Co, gasoline,'
V
UNION CHURCH
SERVICES ARE
AT SILVERTON
Silverton The third of the series
of union church services of the two
month summer season for Sunday
evenings will be at the Congrega
tional church with Rev. C. J. Hall,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church delivering the address in
sermon Sunday, July 22. Song pro
gram will -be furnished from the
Congregational church choir. The
First Christian, Methodist Episcopal
and Congregational churches com
pose the organizations for the sum
mer union services.
At the Calvary Lutheran church
of which Rev. Ernest G. Larson is
pastor, the guest speaker at the eve
ning 7:30 o'clock Sunday services
will be Rev. Konstarlle, a missionary
from the Chinese areas. An offering
will be lifted for foreign missions.
The Norwegian language will be
used at the H o'clock Sunday fore
noon session with Rev. Larson
speaking.
The Methodist services will be as
usual in the forenoon Sunday with
Rev. C. J. Hall speaking. In date
ahead announcements is the con
cert by the Cotton Blossom singers
on Friday, August 10.
Rev. Carl Foss will conduct Nor
wegian services at 9 o'clock and Eng
lish at 11 o'clock Sunday forenoon
at the Trinity Lutheran church.
Rev. Ralph E. Knight will speak
on "Learning How to Pray" at the
II o'clock services Sunday morning
at the Congregational church.
Seven and nine o'clock Sunday
masses followed by the benediction
with week-day 7 o'clock mass was
said by Rev. Father John Dunn, are
the announcements for the Catholic
congregation of St. Paul's church.
Rev. W. O. Livingstone will talk
on "Growing in Sacrifice" at the
morning hour with the church elders
In charge of communion services
preceding the sermon.
Norwegian services will be held at
the Immanuel Lutheran church at
10 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. J. M.
Jenson with the 11 o'clock sermon
in the English language. Sunday
school classes convene at 10 o'clock.
NEETTO ASK FOR
MODERN SYSTEM
L. E. Neet, In charge of tax col
lections at the sheriff's office, In
tends to Install a modern system of
collecting and accounting for taxes.
The present systemays Neet, Is
cumbersome, as many as six books
being used in entering the payment
of taxes for a year. Posting is said
to be expensive as well as difficult
and turnovers are slow.
Mr. Neet hopes to see Installed a
ledger sheet for each account on
which the cumulative charges and
credits can be entered. To record
payments he would have a posting
machine Installed. He Is making a
study of the matter during the sum
mer months.
Hunger Strike Is
Mrs. Gudger's Threat
Mrs. Robert L. Gudger, cigar
smoking Silverton woman, Is In the
county Jail again. This time she Is
to serve 25 days for disorderly con
duct and using profane language,
having been sentenced by Justice of
the Peace Frank Meldl of Mt. An
gel. When Sheriff A. O. Burk turned
the lock on Mrs. Gudger yesterday
she said:
"I'm not goln' to eat a bite as
long as I am In here."
S474' Chas. K. Soauldlng Log. Co.
lumber, $w.3; etanaara uu uo. ui
Calif, gasoline, $67; Valley Motor
Co, tire, etc, $22.2145; Woodbury
Co, bolts, etc, $88.33; W. J. Daven
port, hauling gravel, $189.09; Ore
gon Gravel Co, gravel, $153; State
Ind. Acc. Com, insurance, wzo.w;
A. O. Miller, labor, $7.96; Forrest
Miller, labor. $11.95: Neal Olson, la
bor, $15.96; Samuel A. Miller, right
of way, $50.
GENEKAl, runu
July Term 1934
Poor Acct. Mrs. Rosanna Aicher,
relief, $15; Golda May Anthony, re
lief, $10; Oeo. H. AlscnenDrenner,
relief. $10: Erma Baker, relief, $15;
Mrs. Stella Bean, relief, $10; Ruth
Berry, relief, $17.50; O. J. Molsan,
relief of a Blerwarcl, si.ou; Emma J
Blgler, relief, $15; Mrs. Mabl Tal
bot, relief of John Blrcher, $16;
American Red Cross, relief of Chas.
P. Boles, $16; Hattlc Bond, relief,
$10; Pearl Bonney, relief, $10; Boys
tz Girls Aid Society, relief, $25;
Oeo. Braugh. relief, $10; Mrs. M. E.
Brooks, relief, $16; Mrs. Amos
Brown, relief, io; jeneva s.
Brown, relief $15; Wm. O. Buch
anon, relief, $8; Frank L. tt Sarah
A. Burch, relief, $20; Anna Butter
field, relief, $15; Nellie CahUl, re
lief, $15; Mrs. Josle Campbell, re
lief, $7.50; Mrs. Belle Churchill, re
lief. $10: Mrs. Effie Cooder, relief,
$15: Jas. W. Covey, relief, $15: Mrs.
Edith Cratsenberg, relief, $15; Mary
E. Cummins, relief, $16; Clara May
Davis, relief, $15; Clara I, Dlmlck.
relief, $25; ulyas aEllen Dodge, re
lief, $10; Mrs. Anna Engelhart, re
lief, $10; Mrs. Rose Farlow, relief,
$8: A. R. Ferguson, relief of self ft
wife, $25: Leonard Flelachman, re
lief of self ft wire, $is; jonn row
ler. relief. $8: Margaret Fucbs, re
lief, $16; Florence L. Furman, relief
of self ft husband, $20; Carrie Oll-
We urn M Aran w peraliena Moat FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
AFPENDIT1 CI S. GALLSTONES, ana ULCEUS of 0 STOMACH
ma be remoTc Gsaranlee ruaeta (or ARTHRITIS, rrua
SKIN
DISEASES, RHEUMATISM,
iTBINARx BLADDER of
SSYS.
DR. CHAN LAM
CHTNESE MEDICINE COMPAN1
893 !1 Court St, Cornet Liberty
Office Honrs! 10 A M. to 1 P. M,
$ P. M to T P. M. Every Twsdaj
and Saturday Only
licensed N. D. Physicians
16 lean In Business
ConraltaUon, Blood Prearar and
Urine Teat an Free of Charga
Pi
bert, relief, $15; Mrs. Florence Gra
ham, relief, $20; J. L. Farlow, relief
of Chas. Groening, $10; J. H. Har
per, relief, $8; J. F. Bewley, relief
of Levi A. Harris, $10; O. J. Molsan,
relief of Grace A. Hart, $10; Mrs.
Hattle O. Hart, relief, $20; Edna
May Harvey, relief, $10; Geo. ft
Addle Hayes, relief, $20; Lillian
Hill, relief, $20; Robert Hodge, re
lief, $10; Effie R. Holland, relief,
$15; Mary Jackson, relief, $15; Rosa
Jordan, relief, $15; Sarah E. Kep
hart, relief, $16; Mrs. J. F. Cook, re
lief of Roby Klser, $25; Katherine
Kopf, relief, $15; Mrs. Elizabeth
Krause, relief, $15; Rutn Larson,
relief, $32.50; Orpha Lee Loter, re
lief, $20; Emma Lundeen, relief,
$15; Eve Martin, relief, $10; O. J.
Molsan, relief of Paul Matt, $5; Mrs.
Delia M. Shaw, relief of Harry
Meeker, $25; Carl H. Johnson, relief
of Chas. A. Miller, $10; Rcgina Mof
fenbier, relief, $15; Mrs. May Nel
son, relief of Wm. Nelson, $10; R.
O. Henderson, relief of J. H. Nick
crson, $10; Mrs. Alvlra Northc jtt,
relief, $12.50; Mrs. June Nussear,
relief, $25; Mrs. Klrsti Odman, re
lief, $20; Anna Ott, relief, $15; Mrs.
Louisa Faquette, relief of self Nora
Pluard ft Josephine Jeaudoin, $25;
Wm. H. Parris, relief, $10; Mrs. D.
A. Parsons, relief $15; B. A. Borre
vlk, relief of Olea Pedersen, $15;
Chas. Peterson, relief, $10; Anna
Pugh, relief, $18; Anna F. Ratcliffe,
relief, $15; May Raymond, relief,
$15; Allots L. Redfern, relief of Lu
ella Redfern, $20; W. L. Cobb, relief
of Grant Relfe, $12.50; Eber Rem
bcr, relief, $15; Mrs. Annie Renlck,
relief, $15; Frank C. Clark, relief of
Catherine L. Rhodes, $15; Lucille
Rogers, relief, $15; G. J. Molsan, re
lief of Joseph Rondeau, $7.50; Al
fred Rose, relief, $15; Anna Rusch
er, relief, $15; Henry L. Sagsvold,
relief, $10; John Schlehuber, relief,
$7.50; Lucy M. ft Newton M. Sew
ell, relief, $25; Newton Shepherd,
relief, $15; Mrs. W. R. Slyter, relief,
$15; Mrs. Eleanor Steward, relief,
$10; Mrs. Mary R. Steward, relief,
$15; Hulda Stripling, relief, $8; Mrs.
Alice Swanson, relief, $8; Murtis M.
Syphert, relief, $10; Mrs. Walter
Tinnel, relief, $25; Addle Tupper,
relief, $15; Savilla Waldron, relief,
$15; Fern A. Wengenroth, relief,
$20; Mrs. Anna L. Wheeler, relief,
$10; Mrs. W. H. Williams, relief,
$10; Mary Wlrtz, relief, $15; Mrs.
June Woodward, relief, $20; Andrew
Yost, relief, $15; Alma Zuercher, re
lief, $30; H. F. Warren Co. Comr.,
Maint. Free Employment Bureau,
$100; Verden E. Hockett, Co. physi
cian, $65.
Assessor's Office Acct. R. Shel
ton, deputy, $115; A. W. Jones, dep
uty, $115; Eva Roberts, clerk, $100;
Alma Ackerman, clerk, $100.
Clerk's Office Acct. C. C. Ward,
deputy, $115; W. S. Lambkiin, dep
uty, $115; J. H. Ward, deputy, $110;
A. M. Fresnall, deputy, $100; H. C.
Mattson, deput, $50; H. A. Judd,
deputy, $50.
Dog License Fund Acct. H. A.
Judd, clerk, $50.
Court House Acct. A. H. Wyatt,
Janitor, $70; W. W. Hill, Janitor,
$70; L. Hobson, Janitor, $70; Alice
Dahlen, elevator operator, $35; J.
H. Kirsch, elevator operator, $33.
Health Officer's Acct. Vernon A.
Douglas, M. D, health officer, $100;
Nova Lyndes, nurse, $110; Ethel
Lermon, clerk, $66.68.
Salem Justice Court Acct. Alma
Johnson, clerk, $75.
Juvenile Court Acct. Nona
White, probation officer, $109.70.
Recorders Office Acct. Eva C.
Lenhardt, deputy, $100; Myrtle E.
Beecroft, deputy, $100; Ava C.
Sundborg, deputy, $90.
Keg. ft Election Acct. H. C.
Mattson, clerk, $50.
School Snpts. Office Acct Cora
E. Reid, assistant, $100; Cora E.
Reld, truant officer, $15.
Sheriff's Office Acct Newell
Williams, deputy, $124.70; B. R
Smith, deputy, $119.70; W. Richard
son, deputy, $109.70; L. E. Neet, dep
uty, $109.70; A, M. Dairymple, dep
uty, $114.70; H. Wm. Thielsen, dep
uty, $99.70; Paul Orlebenow, tax
clerk, $100; T. J. Brabec, tax clerk,
$100; N. B. purbrlck, tax clerk, $100;
H. J. Thomas, tax clerk, $100.
Treasurers Office Acct W. Y.
Richardson, deputy, $118.
Dlst Attys. Office Acct Lyie J.
Page, deputy, $178: Hattle Bratzel,
stenographer, $50.
Ind. Soldier Keuef Acct ciauae
McKinney, relief of Mrs. H. P. Mer
rill, $12; Claude McKenney, relief
of W. L. Baker, $15; Claude McKen
ney, relief of BenJ. F. Lane, $10;
Claude McKenney, relief of Mrs.
Jno. Garner, $10; Claude McKen
ney. relief of Mrs. J. W. Cleveland,
$12.50; Claude McKenney, relief of
Wm. E. Puckett, $10; J. H. Mai'ld-
Ing. scalp bounty, $2.
Co. Agent's Acct W. E. Finzer
ft Co, Inc., Ink, $2.50; Mae Welch,
StenOg, $63.75.
Assessors Offlca Acct O. A.
Steelhammer, cash adv. for stamps,
$1; O. A. Steelhammer, use of car,
$738; Geo. V. Haynes, field deputy,
$128; H. W. Ltbbey, field deputy,
$180; E. O. Denny, field deputy,
$100; Ray Lick, field deputy, $100.
Auditors Acct J. H. Roland, au
ditor. $18; L. 8. Covert, auditor, $18.
Circuit Court Acct The Spa,
meals for Jurors, $13; Thatcher
Printing CO., printing, 113.45.
Clerk's Office Acct Multipart
Company, stamping mach, $9.50;
Remington Rand, Inc., ribbons, $7.
Co. Court a Commissioners Acct
Rov 8. Melson. salary, $130; J. E.
Smith, salary, $130; Capital Journal.
Publ. claims. $26: Oregon states
man. Publ. claims, $26.20.
Coroners Acct Dr. C. W. Keene,
examination. $5.
Court House Acct. Capital City
Laundry, laundry, $1.03; Capital Ice
ft Cold BtorH Co, ice, $3.50; ueo.
W. Crolsan, Ins. premium, $24.22
Archa T. Macklln, kalsomlnlng, $30
Oregon Wash. Water 8erv, water,
$38.64; Otis Elevator Co, elevator
malnt, $6; Portland Gen, Elec Co,
electricity. i4B.ae; h. k. wesnaii,
IDd ailments of uuwua, bw
men ana woamt.
Da Ml Ctsa
1
Kalsomlne, etc, $17.15; Rahn Mc
Whorter Paper Co, cups, $2.72; O.
M. Reeves, Janitor, $32.65; Salem
Hardware Co, door check, $11; H.
Schellberg, labor, $1.99; H, L. Stiff
Furniture Co., repair couch, $16.76;
H. J. Walte, grlnglng mower, 1.75.
Dlst Attys. Office Acct Wm. H.
Trlndle, expenses, $S92; Typewriter
Exchange, stapler, $5.50.
Health Officers Acct Abbott
Laboratories, supplies, $1052; Cen
tral Pharmacy, supplies, $11.60; Ver
non A. Douglas, M. D, travel exp,
$25; Dr. Wm. Levin, antitoxin,
$24.40; Nova Lyndes, travel exp,
$30.50; Marlon Co. Dept. of Health,
maintenance, $50. - v
Herd Inspector's Acct G. F.
Korlnek, Asst. herd Insp, $12.12;
Fred W. Lange, Asst. herd Insp.,
$51.75.
Horticulturist's Acct. S. H. Van
Trump, horticulturist, $221.10.
Ind. For Slau. Diseases Cattle
Acct J. M. Coburn, Indemnity,
$7.50; W. H. Grabenhorst, Indem
nity, $7.50; Gust Heyden, indem
nity, $7.50; G. S. Higgins, indem
nity, $7.50.
Insane Acct. S. A. Pitney, mile
age, $2.
Jail Acct. A. C. Burk, board of
prisoners, $166.05; Ira Jorgensen.
welding, $5; Red Cross Pharmacy,
medicine, $2.25; Snlem Deaconess
Hosp, care of Edwin Sink, $13.75;
Salem Laundry Co, laundry, $2.50;
Sanitary Service Co, Inc., removing
garbage, $4.50.
Salem Justice Court Acct. S. C.
Catlln ft R. K. Page, rent, $40; M.
B. Hoyden, cash adv. for stamps,
$1.50.
Law Library Acct The American
Law Book Co, books, $10.
Poor Acct. Gaynelle Alfred, use
of car, $16; American Can Co,
parts, $6.81; American Red Cross,
use of car, $15; E. L. Baker, rent,
$20; Josephine Baumgartner, rent,
$20; Bishop's, cloth, for Leonard
Molosh, $16.12; R. P. Boise, Ins.
premium, $4; Building Supply Co.,
Inc., stain, $3.40; Bureau of Labor,
Inspection fee, $5; Busick's, barrels,
$1.50; The Capital Drug Store, med
icine, $13.90; Central Pharmcay,
medicine, $1; Frank C. Clark, board
of Inmates, $305.77; Crown Drug
Store, medicine, $1.75; Doughton &
Sherwin, broom, etc, $5.65; Evenden
Drug Co., medicine, $1.75; Ray L.
Farmer Hdw. Co, Jail, etc., $4.30;
Farmer's Fire Relief Assn., assess
ment, $2; Firestone Serv. Stores,
Inc., hose, $11.88; Fry's Drug Store,
medicine, $13.94; R. L. Green, use
of truck, $25; Greenbaum's Dept.
Store, clothing, $40.20; Gurney's
Cash Grocery, sugar, $4.63; O. S.
Hamilton Furn, Co, chairs, $20.40;
Hubbard Drug Co, medicine, $5.50;
Ira Jorgensen, hinges, etc, $4.05;
Edw. A. Lebold, M. D, care of H. A.
Smith, $10; I. W. Lewis, medicine,
$26.92; Market Drug Store, medi
cine, $4; Miller Merc Co, cloth, for
Bernice Sample, $15.39; Moore ft
Beers, medicine, $1.15; Wm. Nel
meyer, medicine, $2; Nelson Bros,
Inc., couplings, etc, $.71; Newport's
Store, groc. for Mrs. Baughn, $14.77.
Salem Deaconess Hospital Care
of Fred Baker, $37.50; Care of Ame
lia, Cottrell, $37.50; care of Eliza
beth McAfee, $37.50; care of John
Glandon, $37.50; care of Ollie Olson,
$37.50; care of W. S. Brown, $37.50;
care of Geo. A, Bennett, $37.60; rare
of Rolland Lee, $37.50; care of Marie
Olson, $37.50; care of Anna M. Roy
al, $18.78; care of Jocub Gotthart.
$37.50; care of Bert Babo, $37.50;
care of Mrs. Llnnie Kenton. $40;
Coming
To Salem
FA Modern Retail
Department Store
Good news for Salem! Sears, Roebuck
jand Company soon will open a complete
Retail department store at 484 State St.
Everything . . . from electric refriger
;ators to. electric irons . . . from men's
clothing to women's fashion . . . from
furniture to farm implements ... all
Under one roof . . . all priced the Sears
way ... to save you money!
Watch This Newspaper
For Complete Details of
Opening on or About July 26th
The grand opening will be a gala affair.
Months of planning ... of buying brand
new, first quality merchandise . . , result
n a spectacular event to be announced
ater. Watch this paper for full details.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
484 State St., Salem
care of Jay Kellin, $13.78; care f
Mrs. A. Owen, $37.50; care of J. N.
Hornbuckle, $36.25; care of Mark T.
Ray, $27.60; care of Elza Leroy Fcn
ner, $6.25; care of Mrs. J. M. Erwert,
$24; care of Mrs. Emma McAllister.
$16.25; care of Martha Hammond,
$4; care of Laure Smith, $3.00; care
of Jack Cocper, $3; care of Elliott
Johnson, $2; care of Raymond Dile
man, $1; care of Gordon Cowden,
$4; care of Loyd Wright, $1; care of
Edith Walkaskl, $2. Olsen Phar
macy, medicine, $1.25; Oregon
Wash. Water Serv, water, $2.46;
Perry's Drug Store, medicine, $33;
Jas. Plant, digging graves, $12;
pome staver co, nose, etc., sa.iu;
Portland Gen. Elec. Co, electricity,
$10.59; Ed Quinn, wood for Mrs. W.
R. Slyter, $22; Red Cross Pharmacy,
medicine, $.75; W. Richardson, cash
adv. for R.R. tickets, $5; W. W.
Rosebraugh Co, nozzle, etc., $18.21 ;
Salem Box Co, Inc., cannery cases,
$6; Salem Drug Co, medicine, $3.35;
Salem Mortuary, burial of Anna
Royal, $41; Salem Steel ft Supply
Co, gaskets, $1.50; Emil A. Schacfcr,
medicine, $4.05; Silverton Hospital,
care of Elsie Wiegle, $32; Mrs.
Mathlas Smith, care of Wm. Per
kins, $15; Southern Pacific Co.,
rent, $1; Mrs. Paul Stavenau, care
of Robt. Hall, $35; Geo. W. Steel
hammer, medicine, $8.90; H. L. Stiff
Furniture Co, linoleum, etc.,
$583.55; Unger Undertaking Parlors,
burial of Anna Envert, $41; Mrs. Al
Vanderbeck, groc. for P. Lachapell,
$20; W. A. Weddle, burial of Geo.
Matthoff, $35; Fred E. Wells, dust,
$3.25; Woodburn Water Works, wa
ter for Flelschman, $2.05; Wooluert
ft Legg, medicine, $28.37; Harold A.
Rosebraugh, labor, $76.67; A. I.
O'Reilly, labor, $51; Myrtle Stewart,
labor, $45; Barber's Grocery, gro
ceries, $3.50; Bontrager's Dairy,
milk, $3; Brown's Store, groceri:s,
$8; Busick's, groceries, $62.50; Capi
tal Dairies, milk, $4; Caplan's, gro
ceries, $69; Cheffing's Cosh Store,
groceries, $12.98; Curly's Dairy, Inc.,
milk, $2.80; A. De Jardln, groceries,
$9; Julian De Jardln, groceries, $5;
East Hill Grocery, groceries, $10;
Gurney's Cash Grocery, groceries.
$14.52; Hammond Lbr. Co, grocer
ies, $15.98; Harrison's Gen. Store,
groceries, $3; J. R. Hobbs. milk,
$2.48; J. P. Jensen, wood, $4.25; Vir
gil Loomls, wood. $4.50; Frank Mas
ser, groceries, $17; Paul T. McClel
lan, wood, $22; A. Nibler, groceries,
$11; Payn & Pak Market, groceries,
$14.50; Payn ft Sove No. 22, grocer
ies, $4.50; Pleasant Home Dairy,
milk, $6; Pogue's Grocery, grocer
ies, $2.90; Producers Milk Co, mi,k,
$15.50; Red ft White, groceries,
$11.75; Safeway Stores, Inc., gro
ceries, $76.30; Salem Sanitary Milk
Co, milk, $24.93; C. W. Standish,
groceries, $10; Thompson's Grocery,
groceries, $8.50; Thurston's Red ft
White Store, groceries, $25.
Property Acct. Farmer's Mutual
Fire Relief Assn. Co, assessment,
$3.90; Fred De Witz, labor, $4; A.
R. Purvis, labor, $4.98.
Recorder's Office Acct. Mildred
R. Brooks, cash adv. for stamps, $3;
Patton Bros, ink, etc, $1.65; H. C.
Scofield, clerk, $60.
Reg. ft Elec Acct Alice Dahlen.
elevator operator, $2.25; John
Kirsch, elevator operator, $2.25; G.
E. White, clerk, $15; E. M. Niles,
clerk, $6.
School Supls. Office Acct Mary
L. Fulkerson, traveling expenses,
$12.78; Mary L. Fulkerson, cash avd.
for stamps, $20; Clyde Hoffer, clerk,
$25.50: Oregon State Agrlc. CCol.,
scholarships, $128.50; Cora E. Reld,
Conduct, teachers exam, tlBO;
Cor aE. Reld, 4H Club expense, $10;
Jessie Smith, grading papers,
$60.56; W. P. Emory, attending
meeting, $2; P. W. Owre, attending
meeting, $2; Fred L. Scott, attend
ing meeting, $2.
Sealer of Wts. ft Measures, Acct
J. F. Jones, sealer, $30.52.
Sheriffs Office Acct A O. Burk,
cash adv. for stamps, etc., $32; Cap
ital Press, printing, $28.25; Oregon
Statesman, printing, $6; Rahn 'c-
Whorten Paper Co, paper, $3.45;.v
Thatcher rPlnting Co, printing)"
$19.95; John Turnbull, special dep
uty, $3.50; Unruh Knapp Ptg. Co,
postage, $125; Newell Williams, ex
penses, $1.80.
Surveyors Office Acct B. B.
Herrlck, cash adv. for stamps, $1.
Treasurer's Office Acct D. G.
Drager, stapler, $6; D. G. . Dragcr,
cash adv. for stamps, $10.
Wood Acct E. R. Lane, hauling
wood, $33.
Dog License Fund Acct Paul
Marnach, Col. Del. licenses, $126.79;
Tony Beltal, sheep killed by dogs.
$15; Fred Hottinger, sheep killed by
dogs, $15; L. Townsend, sheep killed
by dogs, $12; Fred Wourms, sheep
killed by dogs. $6; Mrs. Hubbell
Young, sheep killed by dogs, $21.
Fire Patrol Fund Acct Oregon
State Board of Forestry, fire pa
trol, $528.64.
Miscellaneous Accts. TJ. O. Boy-
er, cash adv. for stamps, $50.12;
Brownell Electric Co, repair fan,
etc., $8.36; A. C. Burk, use of cars,
$268.02; Capital City Bindery, en
velopes, etc., $189.03; commercial
Book Store pencils, etc, $6.10; Hen
drlc Laboratories, chem. tests, $10; :
Needham's Book Store, erasers, etc,
$18.50; The Pacific Tel. ft Tel. Co,
phone, $163.90; Unruh Knapp
Printing Co, envelopes, $94.84; Nona
White, cash adv. for stamps, etc,
$4.95; State Ind. Acc. Com, insur
ance, $40.18; Genevieve Foster, re
lief, $10; Mrs. Maud Kime, relief,
$17.50; Mabel Lily Ross, relief,
$17.50; Claude McKenney, relief of
M. Holms, $10; Claude McKenney,
relief of W. E. Puckett, $8.50;
Claude McKenney, relief of Mrs. J.
W. Cleveland, $10; Kenneth Han
sen, relief of A. S. Howe, $30;
Claude McKenney, relief of Ma
Franklin Cain, $15; Claude McKen
ney, relief of E. K. Stewart, $15.55;
Claude McKenney, relief of Mrs.
Thos. McCloud, $10; Claude Mc
Kenney, relief of Edw. E. Miller,
$21.10; T. O. Russell, Secy.-TTeas,
aerial- surveys. $85: Samuel S. Yo-
vnllnf nt n V Talnn1iarH til
Samuel S. Yoder, relief of P. J. De
Gulre, $22; Claude McKenney, re
lief of S. B. Althardt, $20; Herb
Walbel, scalp bounty, $1; Dr. L. A.
Steeves, examinations, $5; Dr. Ver
den E. Hockett, examinations. $30.
Reflnish Tour Kitchen
with .
NU-ENAMEL
One coat covers
No brush marks
Ton can do It yourself
Sold and demonstrated
311 State St.
Phone 4843