Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 01, 1928, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, JULY. 1, 1928 PAGE WITH SKELETON HEDWEi DIRGE Composed Funeral rch at This Time NS AT THE PIANO . - til.nlnlfiM till,. kr I'jnnrnc-- r , furt. nwet iiiiKi vi III linprnvlwllon IN .AP) 'I'll dramatic ,' under which Chopin -red t compos tlm march or ll Hoiiala In U rvroniil'H Krml Po .....titin o( nttittlit' ntieu- pi, Hpleluhr" 'l'h ,u10 , Zletn, th plnlr, hi1 , present JiK admired 'Impln. with " "'d a fur llii'l purp'i" 111""" ,r i dinner, together will! ,r Parisian rtlt. Prlnc .nil tt palnler lllrard. .,-rlved !'. L, he omI mot dprs. muni, Ih inft jony un tried I" "'I' him "P '' , prartk after another. Pollrnae conceived th , Mea nf dragging hi). ,, from lli adjoining ,) wllli ludicrous ceremony H at ! pianmorii-. ' Die bony nann ana run .. ... .nfllu iver in -w.... u0r, Th other exnn- ,h. candle na nmna in brlleanttl porini mm ... sllenr. Pulls lairld J"" ly Hire dull blow rvr ihrmi.h th darkn""- Rl- U perpetrated Hi I'ifKl n, ih cn on " Mia thi other laughed to nervou wnion, . iiui-iu . ih. nlano nil dragged , chair lh skeleton, which L.lontnlr mlraoa. no down nd rin i pr hlii friend remarking lht . The MdllMO nd ! th muilo gripped th thr Abruptly in flow i d with "" Th lhr friena run. t.ee nd nlektd UP Chopin. d flln from lh chair In isvral month l'r Cho. u hi B minor nnla for , Km in public Iho third nl contained Ih Improvl. srd In J5im' uoio n' m.hi. And th flrii pr- be carried 10 hi grave to of thl maron runonr hopln. Itemi From Abroad ,im Turning to Tennis. ' Id Hrlllehere In Trade. .Wry Rlun In Hankow. Lth Organ Cr Orowlnf. IS'n ri). Chlhlll Trovlno. iaP) A a roault of th of occidental Idea upon th way of China, tni our. ett of Peklna. ha loal on .oat ancient and honored In- eatabllahment but famed Ui moat modern In China. nowned ahop In which tor lion, nn followlnf ruier. ealln flddl and dlacordant lo dear to Chlnaa mtialo lov. d been manufactured ha lace to a lennla racket fac- hlch la MporUnK lena of lida of racket to all, part rlrn mUurlonart ar ra it for th chanue. About ao thy hroimht their and ball to rantlnK-fu and the nallvea by apandlnc rhaalnK balla about a hot nd, expendlnc ffnrt nd atlon In a manner lnex- to old-fahlond Chlneae. rkela bctran to demand re- and one hrlicht aplrlt u- that Ih flddl makor he on itnc he at lenai knew work with (tut-atrlnira. pita were aallafactory. Prom th PaollnR-fu Htrndlvarlua "d to maklm racket, l- anm of hla early product ont to curl Into flxur atk-hla he third ael. Put patlnno hlneee virtue, and when wMth yeara the Introduction of Into aohoola and collec bout China opened up a new fooda market, the fiddle ana ready.. II aupplled th '1 for a racket ahentier than potted make at from 60 U each, DON. (An Politic la Ha allraatlon for EnirWah- vlio have bnalneaa ability. hanclal reword of public llfo allRht fr men who havn t klvale Income, and ao meiny Kntllahmen who have do- ear to puhllo lite nnd their are ao lamely abaorbed by id ao shrunken by the alight mm land thai they cannot to devote their ntlr tlm He Inlereala, iobert Home, neulnald Mo- I'Ord Hendln. Lord Buok' Hlr llurlon Chndwlck. Lord If. Hlr nttn Mlnmovoi. Sir Slump, Wr Erlo Oeddea, Sir "nine and Colonel Moor. "n are few of Knaland'a nMlo official who have, led publlo oareera within wo yeara to take up bual- r". fuel comnanlea. ra,llwnva lualrtea of ml aorta ar bid- "r Ihe aervlceo of nhle gov- employes, Tho Brlllh very eanernllv lamenting Ifenionl of dlaUngulahed d- nor rrnm Kovernment aerv- "ffflnir thill, aalarlaa for "rvlc muat b Increaaed. fXOW, China. (A P t.lke una port haa heen fm ""fferlmr from on nnt.lni.iln ''"Ir-a and hurglnrlea which ""tilled In nmneioiia peraona II in tllnnennrf nr Ant- DOUGLAS FIR TIMBER THREATENED l'"cJcrnl Kurcaii of J'l.tut JiitlimlrV Srelts Id Clinrk Sprcv! of New Larch K''a ulcer Dr. Wllllnin A. Tnylur (Hi(l)t), (ililof of the fcVrnl bureau nf plant Imliiatry, line naked wmitrcM ffnr lllo.dlill lo flulit llio Kueoprnn lnn-li oankrr, ihiIkiiiIiiI mi'imco i f Ainrrliim iMilfcra. At Iho lelt la a IHiiijc Ina fir ilxet rn) nl hy Hie hll fmiKua Ki-ontli that clnlli-a Iho trunk. 'Hio log pud aliima how llin illwno iwiHMnitr difp Into the wood. Hy Vn ANK I. WKl.l.KII, WAKHlNliTON. (API rty ppradlnir to tit nellv linirfi-iick. refired tlinher Krowth thm t&nt;A Ih northern 1'nlied Rial from Now Knfltmd In Iho ri'al 'ri of fir and plno In Ilia waai Ku ropnan larch eankr haa bacaimo a potential menace to th timber wnalth of Norlh America. Onr th dlAaa, altnltar In o( fol to Chinut bllKht. I en. trenched In Douglaa fir, the nlniber Indualry nf lha Pacific enran will euffer a financial panic, foroat palhologlala nay, William A. Taylor. ehlf of tha federal bureau of plant liplilntry. outlined to conrreea Die Im'pandlni peril and aekd that It Iniiliido In lha eocond deficiency appreciation bill a fund of las.ooo with) which to conduct experiment td In veatlvallona neceaaary for Imme. dial control. Althoujrh II naa not fntind In Ihla country until laat auinmer, It la believed the dlpeaea caina over from Gtiropean nuracrlea lift or 20 year ao on uhlpmenta if Kuro pan larch and poaelbly o'e or two other conliaroua treet.. A'l preeent It la moat prominent In Mflmchu aetta. where the abaenc rf native commercial conifer leavca Ita ln- STEAMSHIP LINE WILL SHARE EARNINGS WITH ITS EMPLOYES NEW rOnK.-(AP) Earnings of the 7year.nld Huditon River Night line, which operata-a paaaen ger and freight etaamahlpa between New Tork, Albany and Troy, will be divided squally btwen stock holders and employee after six per cent haa been realljlnd on pro perty value, tinder thie plan of Colonel E. C. CarrlnKfou, chair man and prealdent. Coloner Carrlngton sya his plan la baaed upon sound economics, not benevolence, hecnure H promote employe Incentlv to urk for sue. eeseful operation. He "haa suggest ed that II might well tor applied to th railroads. Six per cent Is a fair return for th tool we furnish our men In th capital represented: hp' boats. pJer facllltlea anil dockilng right," Colonel Carrlngton .tcfld Iho Aaso. elated Press. "Anth!ifg above that In all Justice should tin ahnred by th lockholdora wltfti tho who operate th line. L believe that th captain and pilot, play Juat aa large a pari In th successful op. arntlnn of our Una am the executive officer, and I wnp to furnish them an Incentive. J have not put forward thla plan oitt of any aplHt of benevolence, but because It la aolld economics." Colonel Oarrlngt'in recently ad vised railroad (ruffle .executives that the plan coulrl1 ho adopted hy th railroads of U)ie country If congress would repunl Rectlon IS-A of th transporlat Inn act, which require that all rrillroad earnings over alx per cent he, divided equally between tho govetpiment and th company. Th government's shar goes Into a fund to b used for loan to weaker onrrlers. but Col onel Carnlnglon hsillevea this un aound practice brrausa II encour age construction, of railroads In territory which ennnot support them. "I think I linv H heller scheme," h said. "My proposal la that after of th thug are believed to have com her front Bhanghotl, that place having recently been eon ducting a rampalern against thieves, resulting In thrlr coming ht the river, Th thieves rpparenlly ar be coming bolder, Thcilr operation wor at first confined to Iho Chi nese, city, hut. tottaly they havo been victimising fornrlgn properties, re sulting In lart losses. Sever.al largo foreign etilpplng firms havo been loolsd, tlsonsnnrt of dollars having beon ohtnlned by th ma rauder. In one foreign firm, which had Installed a buiiglnr alarm with tho pol(c head(s)ai'ters, Ih guard wnr v flrlglitened when the thieves, mnda Oiolr entrance, they fled without ringing Iho alnrm. ' BERIJtfjl. (AP) Mouth organ player srfm to h a growing trlh all over (Bio world, Judging from Gorman njxpnrl. slnlhtlcs. During 1 n 3 7, Oorniany sold abroad fUMtin.ono mouth orgiins, nbout a . millllon mora than th. lifevlons eni', and of Ihoso' St, son, nun went, to the United Hmtes. (treat Hrtnln nnd Argentina were anions; nttier oniinlrlea which show- losses, to the. victim. Moat ad an lnctecd demand for Ger fluence mora or haa niiKllKlbla, Mnaevar, It haa utiackeii orna. mental plantlnxa of Iiouglu fir and yellow pine in the eaet, prov Inir lo paiholoKlata the acrioua con. ae,Uencee on'-o It rearhea the weet. There DoiiKlna rlr la abundant, rep reaenlldK one-fourlrt of the conl feroua aw timber supply of the country. (routined to th at, Dr. Taylor a. tho dlaeaae would not be Im portant. It could he controlled by quarantine and hy Maaaachuaetta' present practice or cutting out all th boat treea and Infected timber. But. th preaenc of tamarack, a relative of European larch makes It poaalble for sporea of the canker rungti to follow an unbroken path Into the heart of the conifer atronirhold. Willi 11 I an entirely different different species of trees, the European larch canker destroy conlfera much the some aa cheat nut hlldlit haa deatroyeti virtually the entire stand of native Ameri can chestnut. It gets Into the enm blum layer, which Is the Inner hark of Iho twlga, and eventually Into tho trunk: girdles the- tree, dwarfs th growth, and finally apolla the tree either for timber or ornamental use. I a . t , v. 1 ... a a. K. 0. Cnrrlnglon 111 railroads hav received a fair rate on their Inveated capital, the surplii.s he divided either wholly among the employes of tho lines, or equally between employe and stockholders. "I'nder (111 arrangement, from tho trackwalker to the president of the road, there would he Incite ment nnd Inducement to a larger meosiir of personal effort In build ing up and mnlnlnlnlng the prop, erly. Klvery employ would feel that he had a peraonal slake, a conllngentjlitlerest In th earnings. I beMevo such an arrangement would an stimulate the personnel of th roads, especially In th oper ating department, that wreck would he reduced, wnsto mlnlmlxed and lost motion ollmlnsted." man mouth organ, th msntifao turo of which give employment to thousand of worker In nnd around Troiwlngen, In Wnrtemberg. PARIS. (AP) Tlie French are now 1)lng told a renaon drlved from America why their rich boy and girls, as well as poor, should be nhln to earn their living. Koftunes no longer ar stable, Luclen Homier, Eminent cono mlsl. rwenlly back from tho Unit ed States, told a women' organisa tion, nnd the millionaire. and tho poverty-stricken may eaally trade places In a generation. 'l.lfn altogether, he said, I changing. Peoplo live less at home, there arn fewer close friend ships nnd personal contact and I hero l an Increasing Instability of personal wealth. Therefor, h advised th wo men, I hey must h mors active, trying to strengthen the home, un derstand their hiiebonds' problem bolter nnd so train their children that all of them will be abl to sur vlvo the powlhle dlanpponrnnce of tho fnmlly fortune. l.llcIO nnd ACCIDENT INSUR ANCE C. D, Les-C. L,. Sigma n Agency. -10-tt FRENCH GUILLOTINE OLD INKI IIIMIINT OK IlKA'l If IS. vr.N'ii',11 hv a.n;ii:.'is PAH1H. IAP) Who Invented th gulllotln aeenis to bs troubling the Trench since there has been agitation fur Ilia dlscohtlniiunra of beheading by machine. I)r. Joseph-lgnaco Oullotln. an authority on anatomy, member of the assembly during the revolution, demanded "equality before the exe cutioner" and the gulllotln waa adopted. It was riot lha doctor who pro posed It, hut because he suggested a standard form of execution and be. cans of the almllarlty of name, the guillotine hue heen suppoeed by most people o have been the doc tor'a Invention, Old engravings left by the flaron- es de Itothschlld, however, show much the saina mnchlne was used nturlea ago, fierman artists In UM drew picture of a machine quit like the modern Instrument and Ilallnna, Illustrating a story of ttornan days, ahoweii n. slmlhir de vice n which a heavy sword, full ing In a grove, did the belieu'llng. GUIDES MUST BE NERVY MONT RMNO WIM. HE MADE RAFK F'Oll TOCKIKTS CHAMOMX, France (AP) Mont IJIunc will noon be aa eafa for tho vrigr tour let an a crow Irtic of tho '-'hfirnp Klyisoftii, Thlii in duff lcl"nl to IrrllcHt) that It will not be tntrfy without It rtansflr. The dfpnrtrncntal council, how vr, haa dcl(Ie(l lo rif;rafl the ntjin her of aorre'IKed g-uidoa and hna ortMioij a rlea of avere cxamlnntlonn, Tbe flnt (ry-outn 1nftd a full week, with nlKht-cllmblng and trtclnir. with and without dug, over tho moat difficult peaks of tho re gion. Anionic the aueccHful Candi da t pa wore Murlua Furlnl. French skllnv clmtnplon, and Jncquea Huk net, the hero of one of Mont Blanc' epic a year hko when he saved th Uvea of three companion by lottlnf himself to the bottom of a gully. He carried one of them on hla back throuKh a raging snow storm for nearly three miles and fainted, with both feet badly fro zen, Juat aa he reached a rescue hut. WOMAN SCENTS THIEVES TRIO DFTFXTEn BY THE PER FUME THEY RTOIiE BERLIN. (A P) Thr.ee gentle men burglars, their pockets bulg ing with booty, were leisurely de scending tho stnlrease of an apart ment house in the Berlin suburb of Ptoglltz one night when a couple, occupants of the apartment Just rifled, came walking up. The thieves excited no suspicion until the wife sniffed the air. "Why. thatV my own scent. she ex claimed. Then tho met, started to run. On being caught they con feAsed having In the course of their operations liberally dosed them selves from the acent bottles In the woman's boudoir. ITALY WILL STRIKE COIN I.IHE SII.VKR PIKCE TO COM MF.MOn.VTF, WAR ROME. (AP) Coin collectors will soon have a novelty on the market when the now Italian in lire sliver piece, Just ordered struck to commemorate the tenth anni versary nf the war victory, makes Its appearance. It will hear as motto the saying of an unknown Infantryman of the Plav campaign: "PSctter to live one day like a llo than 100 years like a sheen!" The Fascist emhlon of the sso and Motor's rods will figure In the design, with the dates lfltS-msS and the "yesr VI" of th Fascist era. The value of the Issue will he 500,000,000 lire, or ahout 126,815,000. I COMMISSIONERS' COURT I y - REGISTRATION & ELECTION Eugcno Printing Co. J3.00: H. H. Wood $10.00; I'resbyterlnn Church 110.00: Mtuln River Orange No. 550 $5.00; Ernest Amburn i L Hall $S.00; Westflr Theatre $3.00; W11-la-kemle. (Irnng $7.00; a. W. Holawny $2.50: Hnrrv I.. Chase $6.00: School DIM. No. 7 $5.00; School nist. No. 56 $5.00; Maurice Whyto $5.00: Geo. .Marx $2.50; o. I,. Stacy $2.50; Pacific Woodmen $.1.00; School Hist. No. i $2.60: E. .1. Horton $6.00; J. a. McFndden $5.00; E. A. Stein $10.00: School Dlst. No. 6S $3.00: School Diet. No. 177 $3.00: J. H. Kirk $5.00; Hasel Tryon-Clerk $3.00; Elmtra Lodge No. 207 I. O. O. F. $5.00; Huhert W. Monro $5.00; S. v. Minium. Clerk $3.50; Uovd Howe $10.00; .Mrs. S. D. Allen $5.00; M. A. Polll $8.00: Mrs. Lucille Evans $6.00: Dora Hnmbtn $10.00; M. R Oolden. Clerk $3.50; Ijife Prlndel $1.00: Elmo Summers, Clerk $3.00; Melvlns Ttirnhull $10.15: Jess narllng $10.00: C. IT. Woods $3.00; Mary Roberts $5.00; Evelvn Emery $10.00: C. O. Stephens $5.00: I.o rane Orange No. 54 $5.00; School Plat. No. R $5,00; Owen A. Thompson JR. 00; Mr. Strom $5.00: S. K. Adams $5.00: Mamie Knox Boldler $5.00; ,T, C, Kirk $2.50: H. T. Smith $2.50; I,. U I,evltt 70oj R. P. Chrlstenoen $6.00; H, O, Wheeler $3.00: J, T. MHIler $5.00; R. F. Scott $7,50; E, T. Templeman $5.00; A. J. Ache son $6.00; buhl E. Shirley, Clerk $6.00: R. P. Cohurn, Clerk $3.00; Modern Woodmen Hall $10.00; Joe Morris, ,Ir.. $7.50; H. H. Rltter $8.00; Will Crnitnn. Clerk $6.00; School Dlst. No. 17 $2.60; Lone Pine School nist. No. 169 $4.00; Arthur W, Frnsjao $3.00; Mrs. Wm. Sorensen $6.00; I. Slnvter $6.20j C. D. Howard, Clork $5.00; M. L. Wallace, Clerk $6.00: Walter Pay, Sec. I. O. O. F, $5.00; A.- W. Stonefleld $6.00; Ooshen Orange $5.00: H. S. Monney $3.00; A. W. Bryan $3.00: A. M. Richardson $5,00; Glenadn Ornnge No. 604 $4.00; J. F. Mlnney $5.00: The Wll, lamette Press $14.00; Applegatn Furniture Co. $2.00; Oftico Ma clulnery & Supply Co. $3.60; Mel vln Hansen $10.00; American Rail way Express $14.45; shelfon Turn bull Fuller Co, 110.00; Margaret Happ $22 60; Esther Thlene liral.linm $115.00; H.Tlliner's Ink $3.'i; K. Ciiinmlng $40.60; Mary I'". $i:i.oii; Nolllo Htewart $46.00; W. II. Cook $20.00; Valley Print Ing Co. $3011,75: Orval K. Uttlnger $1.00; IT.rik (lordon $6.00; I, O. Htorey ll.r.O; Charles B, Ruth 0c; chestnut Transfer Co. $2.26; C. c. iwlni 12.60: A. O. Pops $10.00; Collage fjrove Transfer Co. $1.60; Jureil Krott $6.00; (I. H. Pitcher 16.1.0; P, ): Colgnard $3.16; Martin Petersen $10.00; O, R, Bear $12,00; Andrew Haker $6.00; Mrs, Nettle .MrKJhhen $6.00; Agnes Wheeler r,.oo; H. K. Mcliee $1.00; .1. F, Mi'Farland $6.00; ft. W. P.ls $2.60; II. II. Hohhs $4.68; .1, C. Traf.er $4.68; fleorgla. If. Honey $4.6; K.nnlf Hloomfield $4.66; Nellie ltlr.irnolid $4.66; Dora llamlile $.',.26; Wlla If. Reaty I!,. 21,; Clra Moore $6,25: Aletha Curr $4.r,o; Kalhryn Camphell 14 60; Una McMorran $7.12; Hugh I.. HlifK $7.12: Mnlena Holm $7.12; Ruth Kllmaker $7.12; Umls Weal, fn II $S.'p; .1. K .Hrooka $6.00; ('has. Willis $o.fl0; Mrs. H. H. Sclera $5.0o; Mrs. .loi Martenson $6.00; Mrs. C. V. Allen $6.00; B. J. P.owland $10 00; Pac. Tel. t; Telg. Co. $2.36; J. W. Working $8.83: Koke-Chap. mnn i'ii. $63.!i6: D. E. Toran $20.00; Hendr-rahotts flun Store AU": I". K, I'allllna $5.00; R. A. Hilt.li Mdw. Co. 60o; Creeseya 118.34: W. K. Slnvter $1.00; Frank K. Tnvlor $10.00; Mlra Calef $6.00; Olass Priidhomme Co. $0.00; W. H. Mllfird 60c; P. Cl. Reers $1.00. HC 1 1 r i O I , H t r P K R I NT E N D E NT Mrs. Marie Fletcher $7.80: Nellie lep fso. Sn; Irma Hagg.irt $6.00; Jesnetle 'Mark $30.10; W. E. Flni r o. $6.71: Vera. Boyd $110.00; Cora I, Plrtle $10 80; Ousrd Pilbl. Co. $4.06; Springfield New $3.70; Collage firove Sentinel $lT36: E. W. Jordan $14.80; Pac. Tel. A Telg. Co. $7.16; Willamette Press $8.76: K. J. Moore $45.81: Cresseys $1 3 45: Keiflster Pllbl. Co. $2.10. DISTRICT SEALER P. T. Isin'ton $47.79. SHERIIT McMorran k Wash burn $3.33; R. A. Babb Hdw. Co. $12.19; Lane Hdw. Co. $1.05; Nor kenzle Dairy $3.72; Fowler' Tire Service $66.20; Pa. Tel. & Telg. Co. $27.20; Cugene Printing Co. $4.76: Eugene Storage Battery Co. $10.45: Carl R. Baker $2.81; E. J. Spnlz $17.91; Ann Bldwcll $110.00; I. I). iJlrlmor $129.74: A. A. Sim mons $124.74: Beulah Brlnnlck $109.74; Earl I.uckey $149.69; Frank Rogera $162.36; Melvln Turnbull $149.69: H. Xj. Lee $124.69: W. S. Roberts $124.69; St. Ind. Accident Comm. $32.28; Frank E. Taylor ' 4.60: W. L. Coppernoll $72.00; Aahler Hough ton $100.00: Oeorge Houghton $100.00; J. W. Working $125.00; Th Eugen Packing Co. $105.30; Natron Printing Co. $7.25; J. G. Pederson $4.00: The. Lamb Grocery $227.61; Edythe V. Larimer $100.00: Nellie MeClur $100.00; Remington Rand Business Service Inc. $5.00; W. C. Myers $16.90; J J. Pcouler $2.10; E. R. Danner Motor Co. $1.65: E ;ene Water Board $26.24: Reld'a Creamery $9.30; T. L. Ohleen $177.60; West em I'nlon $3.05. SLAUGHTERED ANIMALS A. W. Ferree $10.00; T. K. Toothaker $153 SO: Dr J. A. Flanlgan $21.40; Zoller Printing Co. $15.00; U G, Helterllne $107.00. SURVEYOR Katherln Mors $30.00: Cressey'a $1.80; Wallace Rowland $4.00; Ponald Ackerman $3.5: John Ludlker $3.50; G. H Waggoner $21.52: R. A. Babb Hdw. Co. $53.40; Olive R. Chamberlain $1 16 00: Pac. Tel. ft Telg. Co. $9.45: rrenencK post Co. $18.26: The A Llelz Co. $1.62: Swender Blue Print i o. J7.ZO: j. w. Hohba $4.00; Frank Hampton $s.no: L. C. Smith Typewriters inc. $79.10; A H Slg. nor $24.68; Elbe Signor $12.82: A L. Roberta $S.9S: L.-Wffenderfer i.n; J. m. .wccatis and 15 0- V. N. Thompson $71.88: Barrion Pen o. i.5o; st. ind. Accident Comm $15.76. TAX REBATE D. R.. Edna TREASURER Burroughs Ad- ning Jlacn. Co. 11.60: A. E. Sim mons $1.25; Grace Schlska $10.00 Office Mach. & Supply Co. $1.00 Karl IMaus Co. $1.75: Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. $6.40: Koke -Chapman k.o. :n.tu: tana Minion $90.00. WIDOWS PENSION Viola Adama $10.00; Myrtle M. Morgan tio.uu; nn roar Stoddard $10.00; jessie i. wesc-ut . lo.on; Grace I, Huffman $10.00 Alta Klock $10.0C Alice A. English $10.00; Sarah E. vaugnan jin.no: Sarah W. Johns ton $10.00; Mdllie Hodgson $10.90 Addle E. Keever $10.00; Ora Doll Bourgols $10.00; Clara Agnes Her- nert jiu.oo; sirs. E. u. Zelwlck $10.0oj Lyda M. Anderson $10 00; Nemo it. iMcKinhen $10.00: Ger trude E. McDanlel $10.00: Emma B. Thornton $10.00: Almeda Steln mets $10.00; Anna L. Thompson $15.00; Erma. O. Fuller $15.00; LU- lie, Owen $15.00; Lizzie Adney sio.tio siae Favor $15.00: Johanna Sollem $15.00; I.IIKe Tate $16.00; Ruth u Knowles $15.00; Pessle Ellison $15.00; Grace Klrkland My $13.00: Nora Moran $15.00; i-iist woodtn $16.00; jiary Pap pie $15.00: Beulah May Westrope H6.no; i.yaa v. fish $15. oo: Mar gle Bates $16.00; Bertha Benson $17.50; Luella Johnson $17.50 Clara Edith Vogt $17.60; Lottie Kilrkendall $17.50;. Lena Cooley 5211.00: cora M, Olson $20.00: Iena Napper $20,00; Myrtle Plank $20.00: Ella ciouse $20.00; Pora Alice Boggs $20.00 Grace Pierce $20.00: Addllne Houston $20.00: Mary Phillips $20. Oo; Hattle Mar tin $20.00: Florence Gray $20.00: Metla Borrowcllff $20.00; Neva May Rlovlns $20.00: Karen Marie Hosford $20.00; Pearl Schantol $25.00; Cora M. Walkley $25.00 Marl Surdam $25.00; Elizabeth Kull $25.00: Ofi Sander $25.00: Esther Thlenes $56.00; Tjinr Eaton $26.00: Bertha Lockett $25.00: Esther Thlenes $25.00 Lucy C. Rohhlns $30.00; May Bell stntnk $30.00; icrnncei Trunnell $35.00: Mnhel Oott $36.00; Melva V. Thomoson $35.00; Rose K, Powell $36.00; Minnie Wheeler $36.00; Minnie Hornberger $40.00 Klnsey Lou Burch $46.00. Road Tllafrlrt DISTRICT No. 1 Jes Walker 75o; Frank P. Brlggs $14.96; Jay wopitn.s 2i.9s: B. R. Payne $3.49; A. c. Alathews $25.00. PIST. No. 2 R, A. Bahh Hd. Co. $1.35; C. R. Belknap $32.27; Ida M. Clapper $4.06, PIST. No. 8 Marcola Gorag 143.25; A, A, Martin $5.99: Roy uiognter $6.49; chas. Rigga $13.98 V. H. Smith $17.95: R. E. Hill $19.00; Leonard Stephen $10.90; Htnnnard oil Co. $17.45. PIST. No. 6 Jotw Gates $18.98 Carl Terpenlng $6.49; Mrs. Mary F. Long $9.00. PIST. No. 8 A. M. Matlock $3.00; Equipment $44.80; Howard- Codper Corp. $11.99. ' PIST. No. 7 Equipment $19.03 It. Rnrrott 110.49. PIST. No. 8 ClauS Mothers $8.98; Carl Carpenter $31.92; Sprlngfileld Sand & Gravel Co, $1.50. PIST. No. II M. I-. Wallac $3.99: Wayne Elliott $3.49: Wm Crury $3.6U Clld Lov .$3.61; Pav Glasby $2.61; Ray Randle $2.61; H. C. Brewer 90c; Union Oil Co. $11.48. PIST. No. 10 Road Dlst. No. 28 $6.25; M. L. Wallace $6.49; M. H. Hills $1.74; Cleoig Hills $3.49; E. L. Mathews $3.11. DIHT. No. 12 J. E, Johnson $7.26: O. H. Wood $4.00; Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. $19,60; Equip ment $6.65; R. A. Bnbb Hdw. Co. $7.11; J, W. Qusckenhiish & Son $6.40, PIHT. No. 13 M. T. Jackson $6.49; V. A. Johnston $3.49: Chas. Conner $31.43: Russell Grader Mfg. Co. $40.80; F, Langaton $19.21; Equipment $62.60, DIST. No. 14 Chas. Teeters $36.91; Fred Kelly $36.43; I. Eng. land $13.96; Joe McCarger $12.98; A. Ward $25.96; C. Peterson $13.96; c. A. Van Hrholack $64.91; DIST. No. 15 John L. Trunnel $2.49; F. Langston $10.98; Equip, ment $30.00. DIST. No, 16 Ceo. Wataon $13.98; A. A. Winter $12.98. DIST. No. 17 knowles & Graber $24.24; L. W. Hunt $109.74: R. O. leneon $142.99; E. M. Carter $87.26; Wilbur Pitcher $168.74: B. V, Pitcher $83.76; A. L. Wll- Mams $8.72. Ill ST. No. 19 C. T. Beach $29.76: Western Lumber Co. $12.65; J. E. Paddock $8.94; E. T. Templeman $68,32; Nelaon Motor Co. $3.60; J. V. Neal $1.76: C. T. Reach $77.80: 3. L. McOlllvrey 183.79; W. A. Crispin $86.78; Mar- tin Clark $48.88; I. M. Clark $45.37; Clarence Hebert $20.94: W. S. Walker $20.94; Raymond Dunning $17.45: A. W. Flock $17.45; Roy Addlngton $8.98: A. A. Reiner $64.94: Ed Clark $44.95; C. W. Currle $49.96: C. E. Me. Clane $28.00; John McGlllvrey, Nr $10.47: Ernest Hebert $13.96; Wayne Walker $13.96: Emmett Currle $10.47: Chas. Massey $10.97; Boyd Hebert $3.49. DIST. No. 20 R. A. Babb Hdw. Co. $8.80;. John Baxter $2.40: H. P. Newman $61.92; T. J. Blakely $38.94: Clyde Blakely $24.32: I. Newman $27.92; Elmer Miller $36.69; W. C. McCord $19.47: Flold Kebey $10.47: Austin Rhodes $3.49: Lester Newman $31.92. DIST. No. 21 J. M. Walkup $2.76. DIST. No. 22 V. C. Mowreader $20.97; Ben Bunch $19.47; Robert McCrea $3.49: Wm. Kyle & Son $5.50. DIST. No. 23 Chas. Nest $39.95 B. B. Carter $14.82: A. Metheny $19.47; jo Walker $8.49; W. A Carter $13.98: A. J. Renfro $3.49; S. B. Flnegan $1.00; Equipment $114.45. PIST. No. 24 Coyote Lbr. Co, $10.56; Fred Knox $5.27: Chas. Schaffer $13.72: Herman Lff $3.05; M7 L. Fitch $35.64: H. A. Warthen $35.64: Ben Wilson $2.74 Equipment $7.50; L. N. Nixon $35.64. DIST. No. 25 FVed Smigley 79. zz; j. h. Moitett $61.02: Clay ton Inman $6.98: Wallace Moffett $6.98: D. W. Rankin $6.98; R. Vaughn $9.98; J. W. Rankin $10.47; B. L. Rankin $13.22 Equipment $21.65; Geo Burbach $1.00: W. F. Lewis $2.00: Roy Swenson $1.15; Willamette Equip. uo. 37.00. PIST. No. 26 Equipment $26.75 DIST. No. 27 Jo Elingson $56.70; A. E. M llngson $3.99. DIST. No. 2S Southern Pac. Co. 61c: Wm. Kyle & Sons $20.45: Southern Pac. Co. 50c: R. A. Babb Hdw. Co. $9.00. PIST. No. 29 R. C. Stonefleld $104.89: C. C. Adnms $6.98: Fred Stonefleld $47.63: Herman La r sen $137.37; J. L. Baker $36.64: Morrl Morr4s $1.75: Orvls Sankey $6.48; George Halladey $11.48; Wm. Mc Colltim $82.42: Bert Stonefleld $36.64: Wm. Kyle Son Co. 85c. PIST&. No. 30 J. W. Quacken- bush & Son $10.83. DIST. No. 81 T. J. Neeley 75c: Cushman & Hill $6.76; Mapleton Garage $38.90: Morris ft Son $2.05; atanoard on co. IZ4.&1. DIST. No. S3 R. A. Bahb Hdw. co. $S.10: Southern Pacific Co. $8.46. DIST. No. $4 J. P. Allison $47.53; James Alley $6.98: Marlon Kvans jo.ss: Bob McCnlly $8.98 Bill Dooly $6.98: Cecil Gatewood $6.98: Lock McCullv $13.96: R. King $3.12; Equipment $4.38; R. A. uabn Hdw, co. $1.63. PIST. No. 36 S. C. Harnden $58.20: Harold Wlmmer $6.5 Theron ElUott $34.44; Ralph Rust $5.23: Ed Shield $74.80; Frank Luellen $18.31; Frank Barber $19.62: W. H. Loper $2.17; J. W. Hockaday $54.95: Chas. A. Smith $68.18: F. M. Moore $93.65; Ralph King 9.9s; Equipment $83.50: H McPonald $11.40; Warren Berg- man $10.05; Wm. G. Klussman $2.26; T. W. Beaver $89.34: E. J. Mabe $8.10: A. C. Lake $3.9$: M, F. Hart $1.62: L. L. Lake $6.67; J, Oldham $20.16. PIST. No. 87 J. W. Mink $15.68: Equipment $41.20. PIST. No. 38 A. C. Lake $2.99 M. F. Hart $4.86; F. A. Moore $5.94; E. J. Mabe $5.94: Equipment $57.75: L. L. Lake $4.32; J. Old hab $11.52. DIST. No. 89 R. A. Babb Hdw. Co. $9.23; J. ,W. Quackenbush $3.25; Jeff Campbell $10.47; F. R. .Myern ei.i; . . .t. Aitiiev ei.vu Alfred Rust $5.23: Ralph Schmltt $3.49; Chester Syphers $3.49: Mar tin Jay $3.49; Roy Syphers $3.24; Union Oil Co. $11.83. PIST. No. 40 A. L. Morgan $118.88: Louis Morgan $31.41; S W. Harpole $6.49. PIST. No. 41 Rd. Dlst. No. 86 $40.00. ' PIST. No. 42 G. W. Brabham $160.77; Lars Sorensen $156.76; E, P. Towery $76.78. PIST. No. 44 O. G. Thornton $41.94: John Kommer $6.49: C. Race $13.98; Geo. Plllard $9.98 Equipment $72.99; F. Langston $10.98 R. King $4.98, PIST. No. 45 Chris Mortensen $8.49. PIST. No. 48 Wm.. Q. Hughes, Treaa. 8S13.07. PIST. No. 49 Matt Emerlck $19.47: Frank Emerlck $10.47. PIST. No. 61 H. W. Carson $48.93: J. J. Albro $24.43; Em Westrop $26.96. PIST. No. 56 L. G. Holman $8.49; Arthur Mlnney $3.49: C. W Allen $3.49: B. F. Mlnney $7.98. PIST. No. 66 A. E. Pavl $23.93: John Trunnel $29.94 Equipment $43.00: Kenneth Arthur $8.72; J. w. King sia.ss; i. j Arthur $16.21: W. H. Davis $5.92 C. 1, Bloaser $3.17; Jackson ft Addison $4.80. PIST. No. 59 - N. fj. Austin $27.93: Leevern AusWn $20.94: Pat Peven a $10.47: John Tics $i6.7ii; Fred Bust $21.21; Lorah Harlngton $8.72; Fred Kneaper $10.47; Geor- i Sholenberg $24.42: H. E. Bedford $24.00; W. H. Smith $34.90: A. R Smith $68.02: Roy Smith $23.92 S. A. Lane $56.92; H. M. Clay $32.59; Ji. K. Clay $32.89; C. W, Thomas $29.90; H. K. Nut $29.90 F. C. Nut $29.90: W. H. Smiley $20.97: j. H. Mathews $12.17. PIST. No. 60 H. W. Carson $6.99: J. J. Albro $0.98; E, M Warren $16.00; T. Langston $5.49 Equipment $15.00: Ben Wilson $5.49; Eugena Sand ft Gravel Co, $138.68. . DISK. No. et Jm DrlakUl $19.47; Alfred Smith $20.97: Guy Virgin $1.74; J. K. Hayden $6.60. DIST. No. 64 Equipment $34.76. PIHT. No. 66 Itoea Huslon $22.96: drover Huston $19.47; Kenneth Nielsen $1.99; Martin Mngensen $3.49. DIST. No. 66 R. A. Babh Hdw. Co. $4.68: O. W. Iimhert $31.18: Chas. Gold $17.29; Will Chase $34.94: E. W. Hoaolton $19.45: O. W. Luc $17.45; Shell Company $68.76; Western Auto Supply Co. $2.40. DIST. No. 67 Equipment $7.00: H. R. Hlghswander $3.40; John McDanlel $86,11; John BJerk $6.49: J, W. Moss $12.98. DIST. No. 68 John Trunnel $28.92: J. W. Maddux $15.70; Mel- vln Manna $11.83; Chestnut Trans fer $4.60; Bill Millar $3.05; C. S. Richard $2.42: Daugherty Lbr. Co. $29.17. PIST. No. 68 John L. Trunntl $5.97; J. W. Maddux $6.97; Melvln Manna $6.97; Chestnut Transfer $15.00; Herman Rodnlph $15.39; A. B. Smith $6.49; F. Langaton $5.49; Equipment $16.00, DIST. No. 71 R. A. Babh Hdw. Co. $4.88; Russell Grader Mfg. Co. $...73. DIST. No. 82 Art Oravllle $5.85; H. M. Perry $20.97; G. W. Sleg. man $12.98. DIST. No. 83 R. A. Babh Hdw. Co. $4.82; Road Dlst. No. 60 $66.00; G. W. Lambert $29.94: E. W. Hoselton $23.94: Lloyd Flak $10.47; Equipment $70.60; Charle Gold $19.04. ROAD EMERGENCY Albert Zlnlker $8.26: R. King $4.99; E Jensen $13.47; C. Ludwlg $3.49: Abe Hutchlna $3.49: Equipment K.no; nt. ind. Accident Comm $521.90. MAINTENANCE Town of Springfield $9.00; Ben Wilson $3.23; Equipment $322.14; A. C Mathews $184.50. EQUIPMENT REPAIR George Schneider 84.22: Twin Oaks Lbr. Co. $2796.50; Shell Company $30.68: R. C. Taylor $4.90; W. L. Phelps & Son $57.48; Knowles & Graber $16.67; Eugene Water Board $10.59: R. A. Bahh Hdw. Co. $585.87; Pac. Tel. ft Telg. Co, $9.45: O. E. Woodson $5.00: At. -I Flnseth $43.81; V. A. Hendrlckson $17.46; Joe Graham $8.98: Lee Lewis $84.83; Southern Paclfio Co. $7,oo; Oregon Electric 66c A. E, Hamloth $21.65; James Tedfi.J $149.75; Roy Kltch $124.75: For rest Frye $3.49; E. J. Mabe $2.16: Hail & snumway $2.60; Sweet Dram Auto Co. $101.35: A. A. Mar tin $137.76: Clare Parks $169.77: G. G. Thorp $125.76; Glen Dupuy a.V3; Bin Forester $85.78: Lewi ft Clark Inc. Co. $162.60; Carl Holm ft Company $2971.77; H. H. Smith $22.50; F. Langston $33.83; Td George $27.41; C. Heck $22.43; J. uaroutte $7.45; Geo. Tolman $7.15 Tld Water Oil Co. $205.11; Edwin Tullar $180.36: 8hell Company $64.72: Twin Oak Lbr. Co. $55.82; Oregon Motor Co. $5.60; i.ldgley Planing Mill Co. $7.00; Cressey'a si.ou; j. uionam $9.86: W. B. Ltinara 59c: Associated Oil Co. $591.59; E. C. Simmons Co. $21.98: Logger ft Contractors Machinery -o. se.zi: Howard-cooper Corp, $19.65; National Machinery Co. $18.60; R. M. Holllngshead Co $57.60; Fletcher Tire Co. $36.75 Wiggins Company Inc. $22.35; Link Belt- Meese ft Gottfried Co, $19.24: J. E. Haseltine & Co. $2.63 Standard Oil Co. $572.53; Union Oil Co. $278.62: Western Road Ma chinery Co. $31.26: J. D. Adams ft Co. $79.92; Woodbury ft WTieeler Co. $17.26; Conaway's Service Sta tion $5.88: Portland Oxygen ft nyarogen 1,0. szi.84: Ueneral pe troleum Corp. $102.50; S. O. S. Implement ft Hdw. Co. $15.35 Western Road Mach. Co. $70.25 Auto Freight Terminal Co. $1.58 Pacific Machinery ft Tool Steel Co. $96.21; Industrial Paint Wk $67.50: Western Auto Supply Co. $49.80; Fowlers Tire Service $2.85 Jupiter Sales Co. $29.14; W. M, Worden $174.74: Richard Smith $149.74: Ray Worden $132.23 Jack WlIliamB $81.28; Ralph King JZ0.66; Ben Wilson 819.22; S. P, Rouse $43.89: Archie Whlpps szi.s: w. 8. smitn $7.98; w. M. Marshall $13.96: Arthur Baker $11.97: Lane Hdw. Co. $61.60: Rus. sell Grader Mfg. - Co. $202.85 Hathaway Motor Co. $20.06; Nordllng Parts Co. $38.46; Ballou ft Wright $23.44. BRIDGE Twin Oaks Lbr. Co $6.18; Preston ft Hales $29.46: Pederson ft Brown $15.60; Eugene Vulcanizing Wko. $75.77: Fischer Lbr. Co. $228.86: J. H. Chambers ft Son $15.10: Western Auto Sup ply Co. $13.88: W. W. Doss $76.76 W. C. Caswell $27.73; Leslie Wicks $76.89: J. H. Spahr $11.21; Oral Sallee $11.21: Harry Patton $1.99 Fred Williams $10.75; Dean Plue- ard $4.4S: Miller Sorensen $123.60 W. Sorensen $41.93; Jack Gorrie $38.43: A. J, Leopold $34.93; Guy Blesell $27.93; J. E. Rafferty $23.94; N. T. Saul $2,3.94; John Taylor $3.24; Geo. Stewart $23.21 J. T. Bogart $47.92: John Hamp ton $35.92: C. O. MCBee $39.92 Kenneth Carter $39.92: F. M Brown $39.92: A. C. Striker $174.76: J. E. Damewood $244.74 L. L. Slagel $104.79: V. S. Dame wood $129.74; Jo Plueard $129.74 Merle Curry $S1.80; R. A. Babb Hdw. Co. $396.84; Southern Pacific Co. $15.65: Lawrence Couch $58.50 S. B. Flnegan $96.28: Addison Lbr, Co. $70.63; J. C. Ponsler Motor Co $7.50; E. R. Panner Motor Co $7.77: Fowler' Tire Service $25.60 Hathaway Motor Co. $3.20; George Schneider $23.21; Mrs. J. E, Pamewood $87.60: Rufus C. Stone field $45.71; Vernon Stonefleld $5.69: Fred R. Stonefleld $9.69 Herman Larsen $46,70; Carrel Adams $6.10: d I. Cooper $3.49 Jack Baker $2.61: Bert Stonefleld $2.61: Bill McCullum $8.24; Goderd ft Randall $579.00; Will Chas $21.80: G. W. Luce $27.46: G. V. Lambert $18.31: E. W. Hoselton $22.24; Chas. Gold $25.43; Fred Watts $1.74: K. C. Hookor $4.35 ErniRld Agee $6.97; J. B. Raferty $13.96; Nick Saul $13.96; O. M Phelps $37.47: W. L. Phelps $8.72 Ralph Taylor $18.96: Alfred Rust $3.49: Chas. Ncet $1.99; B. R, Carter $2.61; A. J. Renfro $3.49 George Halladey $6.61; A. L. Mor gan $14.97: Lewis Morgan $3.49 L, P. McCoy $38.23; V. C. Mow. reader $30.93; Overton Powell, Jr $22.70; Rodrlck Powell $3.49; A. B. Pavl $12.46; J. W. King $6.97 Tom Arthur $5.28; W. H. Safley $41.66; W. Harlng $26.91: George Ready $7.98; Emery Insurance Co, $22.50; is. R, Metzger $1446.88; H, P. Myer $4.00; Owen Lbr. Co $405.87: W, L. Phelps ft Son $46.86; Wm. Kyi & Sons Co. 66o Mountain Fir Lbr. Co. $32.89: G J. Johnson Lbr. Co. $12.60; Mrs, Archl Jesns $37.80 Mrs. W. M Collin $22.30; Knowles ft Grab er $16.81; Geo. Myers $5.00: Wal ter Safley $200.00; Equipment $136.96: A. L. Robert $16.67: Glen O. Anderson $626.39; Addison Lbr. Co. 71.06; Shell Company $11.48 Leonard Carpenter Lbr. Co, $127.92- Road Dlst. No. 7 $7.75 Loggers and Contractor Machin ery Co. $75.46; Standard Oil Co, $20.00; Bang Garage $23.65: P. W. Pettyjohn Co, $6.00; Auto I Freight Terminal Co. $4.88; St. Ind, Accident Comm, $160. $0. OLENADA-KLOHENCK FER RY C. J. Colter $176.00, Market IVnmU BRIDGE W. M. Donation $6.98; Pet Uwli $6.98; Carl Car penter $29.94; Lonso Msnwearlnf $3.40; H. Eaton $88.48: Jack dor rl $16.47: A. J. Leopold $$.$: U Hnuser $19.95; J. T, Bogart $95.84; John Hampton $71.14; C. O. McBe $79.84; Kenneth Carter $79.84: F. M. Brown $79.84; R. A. Babb Hdw. Co. $16,84; Daugherty Lbr. Co. $408.96. EMERGENCY O. . Hon $57.00. MAINTENANCE L. N. Nixon , $328.66; H. Furman $319.81: Equipment $7273.87; L. L. Lak $265.41; J. Oldham $155.35; F. A. Moore $464.41; E. L. Mathew $13.09: F. Langaton $50.77: Bt Wilson $104.97: Ted George $80.46; R. King $72.96: c. Heok $79.88! J. Ooroutte $111.56; Geo. Tolman $117.64: M. Mogelson $37.70: E. Jensen $38.94: S. M. Day $6.98; A. Lake $25.96; C. Ludwlg $6.98; Aba Hiitrhln $12.21; A. H. Lom $17.45; Ray Hill $4.99; Road Dlst. No. 3 $8.00; M. L. Fitch $S40.1i George Schneider $6.00: H. A Warthen $290.79; Guy Virgin $8.73; R. MrClellan $6.97: Jew Drls- klll $16.22: Alfred Smith $20.97: N. L, Austin $19.94; Iyeevem Austin $24.42: John Tic $24.42; Fred Rush $3.49; C. C. Caylor $19.47: Hurold Jones $10.47: M. L. Wallace $4.11: M. S. Hill $6.49; J. T. Aw- hrey $6.49: Chas. Neet $10.48: A. Metheny $9.73; F. J. Pamewood. $7.43; Cha. Damewood $9.97; Wallace Moffett $8.99: Chetr SUmons $3.49: Ross Huston $8.49; A. E. Da via $55.85: A. B. Smith $122.09: Pearne Crow $45.87; John Trunnell $9.98: H. M. Peterson $21.98: fonard Ready $6.98.; Oli ver Foshach $6.98; Floyd Rom $23.98; M. Petersen $6.98: Jack Swartz $3.49: Elvln William $8.49: Earl Myer $6.48: Jeff Campbell $3.48: C. Ci. Atibey $6.00; Frd Smigley $1.99: Jess Gate $8.99: Carl Terpenlng $6.49; John Tj. Trunnell $41.39: J. W. Maddux $8.72: Melvln Hanna $5.28: Chest nut Transfer Co. $27.00: Fern Adams $10.47; J. T. Bogar -fll.fi; John Hampton $8.98: C. O. McBe J9.98: Kenneth Carter 19.98: F. M. Brown $9.98; Ted Prlndel $19.95; A. G. Pope $17.96: W. M. Summer $17.95: W. L. Forsyth $24.43; A. C. Lake $3.92; R. J. Brabham $38.39; M, F. Hart $110.33; Marten Mogensen $3.48; C. H. Marshall $24.43; K. V. Bar. rett $282.69: E. J. Mabe $116.06; A. C. Lake 162.91: wayn Thur man $3.49: Lawrenc Couch $28.00; Eugsne Concret Pip Co. $23.40; K. E. Erickson Co. $10.17: Albert Flnseth $333. $8; Warttr Bushong Lbr. Co. $4.04. ' FALL CREEK John Fltigrald $150.00; A. H. Signor $4.48; Earl Roberts $62.86; A. L. Robert $17.96: L. DIffenderfer $6.98: V. P. Fogle $112.25: E. N. Thompson $25.67; Elbe Signor $80.85; Paul Waggoner $15.96; Samuel ft Neef $4097.90. WALTON A. H. Signor fll.ll: Earl Robert $4.49; Elbe Signor $16.02: A. L. Roberta $8.98; I Dleffenderfer $1.74: J. M. McCaoav land $5.99: Paul Wagoner $3.99. COBURO BRIDGE Frank P. Brlggs $66.40; H. A. Noble $18.76; Equipment $132.02. CANARY NORTH Beall Pip ft Tank Co. $122.94. PANTHER CREEK Earl Ro berts $4.49: V. P. Fogle $8.98: H. T. Baughman $3.99; E. N. Thomp son $11.86: Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. $152.37; Lawrence Couch $40.00: E. M. ft Lee Bailey $828.00. ROW RIVER A. H. Signor $26.94: Elbe Signor $10.49; A. L. Robert $65.86: L. Dlfferderfer $3.49; E. N. Thompson $5.98; Paul Waggoner $3.99. NORTH FORK OMver Fosbadt $159.84: Ernest Funk $14.9$; Leo Meadow $107.88; Truman Smith $48.67; Vernon Jackson $56.16; Chester Flint $26.17; Floyd Rom $47.96; Howard Barrett $15.70s H. M. Petersen $99.75; George Ready $75.03; Ray Hlnton $13.31: John Costella $87.25: R. Walter f80.3; Ben. Shirley $50.60: Wm. Ham mond '"".-r, Carl Elshler $69.8$r F. Frawilsco $17.45; 10 Meadow $17.45: Ed Measham tl7.64; Leon ard Ready $48.86; M. Petersen $41.88: L. Clrsle $38.39: Otto Elah. ler $38.38: Andrew Charles f 16.T0I Warren Vanderburg $26.17; James Patton $8.72: George Meadow $8.72; Mrs. M. P. Phillip $39.40; A. H. Signor $49.39; Earl Robert $4.49: Elbe Signor $74.67; Paul Waggoner $38.90: W. F. Gregg $8.72; H. M. Petersen f68.00; Southern Pacific Co. $3.04; Mor ris ft Morris $37.12; Mr. M. P. Phillips $10.20. . LONDON Earl Roberts fl.ffS E. N. Thompson $17.26; Paul Waggoner $3.99. FRANKLIN NORTH Earl Ro berts $8.98: Elbe Signor fU.51; Ik DIffenderfer $3.49; Paul Waggoner $7.98; Equipment $6.65. CHRISTNER GAP F. A. Moor $79.00; Equipment $524.64: Rom Huston $20.44; Jas. W. Smith $14.39: Howard Smith $10.47: E. V. Anderson $10.90: L. L. Lak $41.04: J. Oldham $53.38; W. R. Buchanan $36.72: K. V. Barrett $41.04; E. J. Mabe $32.40; A. C. Lake $17.97: R. J. Brabham $6.8; C. H. Marshall $8.72: Woodard Lbr. Co. $46.80; Lawrence Couch i6.oo. ' . COUNTY COURT O. E. Wood son $2.85; Motor Inn Service Sta tion $1.25: Nelson Motor Co. $1.60: C. P. Barnard $17.70; How ard Auto Co. $10.00: Clinton Hur $7.70: Pnc. Tel. ft Telg. Co. $16.20; M. H. Anderson $7.10; COURT HOUSE Worrel Mf. Co. $34.00; Williamson 4 Com pany $14.85: H. C. Crlstler fJ.SO: R A. Babb Hdw. Co. $1.17; Whit Electric Co. $2.60: L. B. Wa-lHer $2.00; John H. Parrow J0.00, Chaso Co. $1.00; Eugen Water Board $94.76 Central Heating Co. $3.00; Eugene Hardware Cp. $4.20; J. B. Robertson $109.74: Eugene RoherUon $74.74: C. M. Transfer Co. $108.40; St. Accident Comm. $3.7; E. A. Clark $5.00; ' . DISTRICT ATTORNEY Fred Noonan $110.00; Gordon 8. Well $227.00; Pan. Tel. ft Telg. Co. $16.75; Eugene Book Store $3.20; A. E. Simmons $6.00; Western Union $7.82; ' ' ... DOG TAX -J. T. Bogart f 30.00; C. H. Brooks $33.00; 8. J. Pala nluk $20.00; E, L. Edward $03.00; Lester U Dickey $16.00; C. B. Carlson $38.00; L. H. Mora house $43.00; Dewey Baker $10,001 R. E. Wright $16.60; V. C. Mow reader $26.00; C. E. Thornton $12.00; R. Y. Porter $34.00; EMERGENCY F. L. Armltag $60.00; Whltten Bwafford $2.60; David B. Evans $5.00; F. M. Phelp, Atty. $6.00; H. J. Hhlnn, Atty. $6.00; Lloyd How $50.00; Thoa. B. Kay. Tree. $1384.63; 8, M. Kerron $62.60; Lloyd How $70.00; Nellie Htwart $3. 00; O, 8. Fletcher $1.00; Geo. B. Carr $14.60; J. W. Rust f 10.60; W. B. Dlllard $l.04 Geo. Canadjr 1180.00) FRUIT INSPECTOR B. I. Louks $156.61; C. E. Stewart 191.45; SL Ind. Accident Coma. I2.2C,