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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOTTTC MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, 6rG6 MOTDAY, 'OCTOBER 18, 1937 1 0 TORSO MURDERS HAVE CLEVELAND'S OFFICERS BAFFLED Squad Of 13 Working Full Time Fails To Turn Up ' Clue In Two Year Opera tion Of' 'Mad Butcher By H. D. Qulgg, Jr. (United Prew Staff Correspondent) CLEVELAND (UP) A man hunt which has netted 800 auspecte a aoore more of whom nave been Jftir ed for other serious crimes has reached the two-year mark without shedding a single clew on the mys tery of Cleveland's 10 headless vic tims of s latter-day Jack the Rip per. It was In September, 1935, Alter the finding of two decapitated bodies In Kingsbury Bun, a deso late region near the heart of the city, that Detective Bergt. James Hogan took up the trail of "The Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run." Today, 13 detectives are working full time on the case. In the i4- month period they have not turned up one substantial clew to the Identity - of the surgicaiiy-scmea murderer who prowls the city's in dustrial flats and the lake shore, lures his victims by making friends with them, lops off their heads while they still are alive, and then severs arma and legs with the pre cision of a practiced anatomist. Earlier Murder Linked The mystery began with the find ing of the first two bodies two years sgo. Exactly one year oeiore that the nude torso of i woman was found on the shore . of Lake Brie. Investigators since have linked that death with, the series of torso muraers. Bergt. Hogan has kept no record of the number of telephone calls from persons who think they have a solution to the mystery. He says the number "would run Into thou sands." He has on file more than 600 letters and telegrams containing fantastlo tips and leads. Every tip has been Investigated from that of the New York crlm lnologst and psychatrst, who sug gested the murders might be the act of a suicide olub, to the advice of a man who said he was an ex pert and wrote In offering to solve the case within three months If paid 300 a month and given 30 men to work with blm. Most dramatic part In the chase has been played by two detectives who were assigned as a special de tail. Combing the three-mile length of gulley-cut Kingsbury Run, they have dressed aa hoboes, crawled Into sewers, mingled with shitty trans ients, sddled knife-grinders, and demented former internes. Suspects of Many Types , They have brought In a huge as sortment of suspects: tramps, butch ers; perverts, demented persons, par oled convicts, barbers, male nurses, employes of slaughter houses and voodoo doctors. But there has been no trace of ' the "mad butcher." Numerous teats have been made for the killer's fingerprints. Not one print has been found. Thn round-up of suspects has pro duced some unusual cases. One mumbo-Jumbo charaoter, brought from the wastes of Kings bury Run, had adorned himself with beads and ornaments. He had dis covered a secret forfhula, he told officers, for transplanting human heads. The Investigators lost Interest In him when It was revealed he had been In prison while some of the murders occurred. Another suspect long sought but never apprehended, lived on a street bordering the run. His favorite rec reation was performing Tarzan-style acrobatics on a 40-foot hand cnbie car of his own construction. He had dug a tunnel, for what purpose po lice did not know, and aa a pastime he Indulged In strangling rabbits and rate with his, hands. Mental Quirks Itpvenled Traces of culture and a knowledge of medical terms gave credence to the tale of one shabbily -dreMed man of how he had lost a prosper ous medical practice. He stroked snarled Van Dyke as he told how a blow on the head led to his men tal and physical breakdown. A "hermit" pick-up In the run was wearing woolen undurwear, two suits, two overcoats and four hate on a hot afternoon. He produced newspaper clippings aa "statement from my bankers" and displayed the photograph of a "beaut.ru. heir ess I'm going to marry when 1 make my second million." The detectives also found sn assortment of IS evll-looklng knlve among his be longing. Subsequently, however, he was released. rrom some such character some day, detectives believe they will ob tain a definite clue. "It's been a nlght-and-day Job since the first torso was found," Hogan said, "and it would seem like a pretty hopeless situation. But the cards are stacked against any one who has killed 10 persons. We'll get him. s jyjBiav.yyv y Jk t if . ft ... .Art- J 7 ' wrr ..n urn 4 i A WARSH'IP SPEAKS AND PLANES REPLY with deadly result. The (op picture shows the Spanish loyalist battleship Jaime Prlmero opening up with anti-aircraft guns as insurgent planes were sighted over her wharf at Almeria, Spain. Below can be seen the effect of accurate insur gent aerial aim as 2,500 pounds of bombs score direct hits, tearing away the ship's superstructure and all but sinking her. This photo Is one of the first group to be released from insurgent aviation flies. .MANY REGISTERED AT JACKSONVILLE MUSEUM JACKSONVILLE, Oct. IB. During August 471 visitors registered at the museum here but at the end 01 the month tt was closed becsute there were no funds available for maintenance. In spite of the closure, however, visitors have continued to go through the museum and up to October 18, 180 were registered. Vta ltors now procure the museum key at the Hamaker Mercantile company where It is kept. Among the registered nsrqes for 'September A ws "Robert 1. Taylor, Hollywood." For more than 200 veers ft Lske Psrtma was shown In Outn on British mspn and then Its existence was disproved. On the , Radio Chains STATIONS Where to Find Them on the Dial KEX, Portland, 1180; KFI, MU, Los Angclee: KFRO, 810. Ban Fran ciaco: KOA, 1470, Spokane; KUO, 700, San Franoleco, KOW. aw. Portland; KJR, 870, Seattle; KNX, 1090, Loa Angelea; KOA, 830, Den ver; KOIN, 8,0, Portland; KOMU, 830, Seattle; KPO, 080, San Fran cisco; KSL, 1130, Salt Lake. 11:00 NBC Carson. KOO. KJK; NBC VallM'a Orchestra,. KPO, KFI; CBS Clyde McCoy's Orchestra, KOW. Monday 8:00 BO Concert Petit. KOO, KEX; CBS Maurice's Orcheatra, KNX; NBC Swarthout'a Orchestra, KPO. KFI; CBS Heldt's Orchestra, K8U 5:16 NBC Campbell's Royalists, KOO, KJR. 8:30 NBC Vanity Fair, KOO. KFI; CBS Hawaiian Moon Caaino, KNX; NBC Beaux Arta Trio, KPO, KEX. 8 :00 CBS Drama, KNX, KSL: NBC Philadelphia Orchestra, KOO: NBC Martin's Orchestra. KQW; NBC Radio Reporter. KPO. 8:18 NBC Martin's Orchestra, KPO, KOA. 8:30 NBC Hour of Charm, KPO, KOW. KPI. 7 :00 CBS King's Orcheatra. KNTC. KSL; NBC Black'a Orchestra, KPO, KOW, KFI; NBC Behind Prison Bnrs, KOO, KOA, 7:30 NBC Phil Baiter, KPO, KFI, KOW; CBS All America. KNX; NUU Radio Forum, KOO, KOA. 8:00 NBC Amos and Andy, KPO. KFI, KOW; CBS Poetic Melodies, KSL; NBC Land ot the Whatait. KOO; CBS Soattergood Balnea, sketch, KNX, KOIN. 8:18 NBC Lum and Abner. KOO. KJR; NBC Uncle Eera. KPO, KFI, KOW; CBS Boake Carter, KNX, KOIN, KSL. 8 :30 NBC Voice of Firestone, KPO. KFI: CBS Pick and Pat, KNX, KSL; NB3 Darrel Donnell, news, KOO. 8 :45 NBC Magnolia Blossoms, KOA: NBC Arden'a Orchestra. KOO. 8:00 NBO Fibber McOee A Mol ly, KPO. KOW, KFI; CBS Horace Heldt's Orchestra, KNX. 8:18 NBC Steln'a Orchestra, KEX. KJR; NBC Dance Hour. KOO; NBO Safety First, KPO. 8:30 NBC Vo Pop, KPO, KFI. KOW; NBC Memory Urn, KOI KJR. KEX: CBS Duffy's Orchestra. KNX, K8LI 8 :45 CBS Styles by Slmmone. KNX; CBS Oeortre Duffy's Orchea tra. KSL; NBC Thompson's Orches tra. KOA, KEX. 10:00 NBO Richfield Reporter. KPO. KOW, KFI: NBC Castles Or chestra. KOA. KJR: CBS Neva. Sam Hayes. KNX: JB8 Dot and the Four Dsshes. KOIN. 10:18 CBS White Ftree, KNX. KSL: NBC s porta Oraphle, KPO; NBC Political Talk. KOO; NBO Castle's Orchestra. KOO. 10 SO NBC Crier's Orchestra, KOO. KFI: NBC Hornlcka Orchea tra. KPO. KOW. 10 :4S NBC drier's Orchestra; KJR: CBS McCoy's Orcheatra, KNX. Stuffy Head A few drors . . . and you (Vnimr again I Clears cloftzins mu cus, reduces swollen nicnibranra helps keep sinuses open. VICKS VVTR0-N0L Tuesday 8:00 NBO, Husbands ft Wives: KOO KJR KEX. Municipal Govern ment: KPO. John Teel, KOMO. 5:U NBC, High Hat: KFI KOW. Behind the Footlights: KPO. 8:30 NBO, Kelsey's Music: KPO KFI. Chansonette: KJR. Mlndways: KOO. CBS, Melodic Strings: KNX. 8:45 NBO, Safety First: KOO. 8:0O NBC, Ben Bernle: KOO. Vox Pop: KOA. Radio Reporter: KPO. CBS, Watch the Fun Oo By: KSL. Leaves In the Wind: KNX. 8:15 NBC, Beaux Arta Trio: KPO. 8:30 NBC, Hollywood Mardt Oras: KPO KFI KOW. Reflections: KOO KOA. OBS, Oakle-s College: KNX KSL. 8:45 NBO, Oood Time Society: KJR. 7:00 CBS. Swing School: KNX KSL. NBC, Rlcardo and Caballeros: KOA KJR. 7:30 NBC, Hollywood Gossip: KPO KFI KOW. Symphonic Serenade: KOA. 7:45-t-CBS. Ortlle'a Orch.: KNX. NBC, Names 3c Faces: KPO. Sym phonic Serenade: KJR. 8:00 NBO, Amoa and Andy: KPO KOW KFI. Land of the Whatsit: KOO. CBS. Poetic Melodies: KSL. Scattergood Balnea: KNX. 8:18 NBC. Lum end Abner: KOO KOA. Vocal Varieties: KPO KFI KOW. CBS. Sporte: KNX KSL. 8:30 NBC, Morgan's Orch.: KPO KOW KFI. Darrell Donnell, News: KOO. CBS, Al Jolson: KNX KSL. 8:45 NBO, Modern Miracles: KOO. Three Cheera: KOA. 8:00 CBS, Watch the Fun Oo By: KNX. NBC. Death Valley Days: KPO KOW KFI. Political Talk: KOO. 8:15 NBO, Vallee's Orch.: KOO KOA. 8:30 NBC, Lang Thompson's Orch.: KOA. Oood Morning Tonight: KPO KOW KFI; Harold Stern's Orch.: KOA. Concert Hall: KOO. . 8:45 NBC, Lang Thompson's Orch.: KEX KJR. University Explorer: KOO. CBS. Flo-Rlto's Orch.: KNX KSL. 10:00 CBS, Sam Hayes, News: KNX. NBO, Rueslsn Rhspsody: KOO. Castle's Orch.: KEX KOA. Richfield Reporter: KPO KOW KFI. 10;15 CBS, Poetic Idylls:. KNX. NBC, Hurlburfs Orch.: KPO KOW KOA: Caatle'a Orch.: KJR. ' 10:30 NBC, Orler'a Orch.: KOO KFI KEX. Wlnston'a Orch.: KPO KOW. 10:45 CBS. McCoy's Orch.: KNX KSL. 11:00 NBO, Vallee's Orch.: KPO KFI. Haven of Rest: KOO KOA. Bantam Mothers Quails . CLARENDON, Tex. (UP) A ban tam hen on the F. J. Hill farm nas a brood of baby Bob Whites. The hen did a perfect Job of nesting and every one ot the eggs hatched. Now she has a ' contented family which keeps her busy. When the bevy is alarmed, the "bobbles" run for the brush and "biddy" clucka loudly until she finds them. Fire Fighters Alpinists FLAGSTAFF, Aria. (UP) Forest rangers have to go out of their way to fight tires on Lost Mountain. When lightning started a blaee on the aummlt of the hill, rnngers clambered up a 50-toot vertical slope or rim rock before they reach ed their objective. During the current year, chemical manufacturers alone are spending 820,000,000 and chemical process In dustries several times that total for restweh . NEW LOW, ALL-WINTER Dally until May 14 FROM PORTLAND Chicago . . . Dei Molntt . Kanui City . Minneapolis . New Orleans St. Louis , . . St. Paul . . . Standtrd 90.30 ' 80.25 80.25 75.60 105.70 85.60 75.60 Tourist $ 74.00 66.07 66.07 61.95 84.25 70.10 61.95 CojcB 57.35 51.80 51.80 48.00 67.60 54.35 48.00 Tourist Tour fit Slo4r4 StMndari Catch $140.80 $124.50 $106.40 V6.70 130.40 110.40 117.05 100.75 89.90 106.30 90.80 84.10 107.00 91.10 85.40 139.40 123.10 106.40 136.60 120.30 104.90 Xttara limits of M8tanditdM tlcitti SO !: ef ott.tr tlekm sit Proportion I Urs fltetlv to mta? othtr points. TICKETS HONORED New York . , Boston . . Atlanta . . Cincinnati . Detroit . . Philadelphia Washington $89.75 93.75 74.15 68.35 68.75 89.75 88.25 months. $t4t4, ta ill tlliMS ! Muipmtmt Twuitt tn tourUt slMplnc srf snd cocchtt. TouttttSf4ar4 la tout i it tlitpini ctrs to Chicago, ftundira alter Inf tart b.yond. Tautitt-Coaeh in tour lit Ittrint cits to Chitirs. coatnta beyond. Ctuch. In coach)! only, ln tourltt alteplni care whtrt availabl. Macbas beyond. Chare lor tUaplng r scconmodatlona are additional. Ticket! honored on thei premier, faat ilr-condltloned tTalni fori I end ta tpefcerto.St Paul end CHca EMPIRE BUILDER NORTH COAST LIMITED Vis Oroat Northern Ry. Vis Northern paciflc Rr Irerythlng for comfort, pleasure and economy, lnelndini splendid in alt, la madam train travel. Through fares via Portland and theae trains mar be had on application to your Southern Paclfie ticket etent. or detail will be furalehed en reqneat by It H. Crecier. Oesera Ps9agt ' aSgvaf. P S- Ry, Portland. Or. . DORA R. SUCCIBS AFTER PEW MS ILLNESS Mrs. Dora R. Rm of 318 W.st Jackson street passed' away at a local hospital Saturday night fol lowing an illness ot a few days. While abe had been In declining health for several. years, her audden paaelnf cornea aa a ahock to her frlenda. Dora Bebecca Barrow waa born May IS. 1886. at Sparta, 111. In 18HK aba moved with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Barrow, to Beulah, KnM.ri where .she grew to woman hood. On February 18, 1885, she waa united In marriage to Albert R. Hess, who passed away In 1901. To till union were born three children, one daughter, Mrs. Mary Orllflihs ot Medford, and two sons, Arthur D. Hess, of .Medford, and Walter J. Her, ,o Hood River. Ore. In 1901 the family moved to Washington where they resided until 1910, when they moved to Medford where de ceased has since made her home. At an early age she united with the United Presbyterlsn church in which ' she retained her membership until coming to Medford where she transferred her membership to the Methodist Episcopal church. She was ever devoted to her church and took an active part In Its activities until falling health made It Impossible for her to participate. Besides her children she leaves to mourn her loss, three sisters, Mrs. Ida Watklns and Mrs. I. N. Mccol lorn of Medford, and 1-rs. W. D McCollom of Spokane, Wash., two brothers. . A. P. Barrow of Chtco, Cal., and O. L. Barrow, of Mccune, Kaa.. five grandchildren, John and James Hess of Hood River, Billy Hess and David and Ruth Griffiths of Medford, and a host of friends. Funeral services will be conducted at Conger'a funeral parlors on Tuea- day, October 19th. at 2 o'clock p. m. by Rev. Joseph R. Knotts. Inter ment will be In the Siskiyou Mem orlsl park. Meteorological Report October 19. 193T . Forecast Medford and vicinity: Fair to night and Tuesday, with fog in the morning: cooler tonight. Oregon: Fair tonight and Tuesday but with morning fog in west por tion; cooler In Interior west por tion tonight and frosta In eaat por tion, Oentle changeable wind off coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Hlgheet 78; loweat 48. Total monthly precipitation, 1.41 inches. Excess for the month -81 In. Total precipitation since September 1, 1987. 3.58. Excess for the aeaaon 1.44 Inchea. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yester day 88; 8 a. m. today 100. Tomorrow: Sunrise 8:28 a. m., sun set 8:24 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 a. 120 Meridian Time. n s a a V If U n Boise Boston Chicago Denver . Eureka Helena. .... Loa Angeles . MEDFORD New York Omaha Phoenix . Portland ....... Reno Roseburg J'VILLE FRESHMEN JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 18. (Spl.) Thursday waa a big day at the high school for the. "Insignificant fresh men" were supposedly put In their "proper pieces" by the upper class men. During the day each member of the freshman class had to dress according to directions previously given, the glrla to wear a green ribbon on their hatr, the boys to wear their trosuer legs rolled to knees, both boys and glrla were to be highly painted and to wear a green vegetable around their neck. Also they had to have a tin can tied to an ankle end to ride to school on a stick, carrying their school books In a pall in lieu of a school' bag. In the evening they assembled at the school house where the Initiation oeremonlea were performed at the close of which refreshments were serv ed by the sophomores. The salt content In Great salt Lake has nearly reached saturation point. I Clear P.Cdy. Rain P.Cdy. Rain Clear Clear P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear Clear P. Cdy. Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear P. Cdy. P.Cdy. Cloudy Marlon Budget Up SALEM, Oct. 18. (AP) Marlon county's budget for 1938 will aggre gate approximately 81,037.837, or an Increase of 8102,000 over the budget for thla year, according to a tabula tion prepared by the Citizens Budget committee today.. . Fisherman's Luck CHCHIN. China. (TJP( A fisher man on Balpur, Province of Tra vancore, thought he was In luck when he netted two flah at the aame time. He grabbed one from the net and placed It between his teeth while he disentangled the second from the mesh of the net. Then the first fish slipped down his throat and choked him to death. .. 80 .. 62 84 68 82 86 82 78 88 88 .. 62 78 70 Salt Lake 60 San Francisco 72 Seattle 88 Spokane 56 Washington, DC 62 Yakima . 64 34 .28 38 54 .68 . 48 . 84 .46 34 -. 80 42 .03 86 42 .08 54 46 101 40 48 .12 44 .34 58 -48 .02 38 40 42 Fana have been In use aa long as recorded history. The Morning AfterTaking Carters Little Liver Pills PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF MEDFORD FOR THE YEAR 1938 Estimated The following Is a budget of the estimated expenditure of the City of Medford Oregon, for .the year 1938. together with the n"i from all sources and the levy of taxes required to raise the necessary ""TkOI-OSED BUDGET FOB THE C1TX OF MEDFORD-SUMMABI ror me a ear io Budge l9.3b7.UU 17.6164 2.38UJXI 8U472JXI 3.8MMM ttftOXJU tfitoJOO 13,786.00 18.351.00 iJilDUO 4,76V jUU 6.UU040 3,80 .OU 820.00 SK5.00 2, .60-00 1.78OJ0U 8.081. Recorder Treasurer - Police Fire - Purchasing and Budget FubUc Work Attorney Justice Health Sewage Disposal ... Building and Inspection. Parka and Playgrounds - Airport Non-Organisation . City Hall Planning Commission Mayor and Council Real Estate Emergency Levy Receipt ,4 8.010.00 8 699-34 I n!a87iuo a.ooo.oo . 17,615.8 . 2,380.00 . ' 22,822.00 8,650.00 . 2.680.00 . 65000 . ' 236.00 - 13,288.00 800.00 13,651.00 . 8376.00 ' ' 4,769 0 . 1,428.00 8.577.00 4,020.00 820.00 396.00 . ' 1,816.00 680.00 1,786.00 . 6,68134 Less Estimated Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1838 Levy for General Fund Levy for Library . r n.' ' Levy for General Bond Fund Levy for Water Bond Sinking Fund.., Levy for Consolidated Fund No. 1. Levy far Consolidated Fund No. 2. 8101,819.42 837.617.00 9,941.42 813U .262.411 47,668.42 91.7044(0 8,988 JW 27A60J01 16,0001)0 8.86812 2,088.42 Total Lew Street Reconstruction Fund , . 2 mills RECORDER . 'PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Salaries -- . REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE 1. Typewriter and Add. Machine . MATERIALS. 8UPPLIES AND SERVICES 1. Bond Premiums . . ...,.-. 2. Postage .. .......... 3. Printing warrant, etc. ,w ,4. Supplies, books, etc. TOTAL ............. PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Recorder at 9150,R14JM Fropo 1938 32.780JUU 16.00 . 20.00 100.00 126.00 83,010.00 ..8200.00 2730 TREASURER PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Salaries D. C. REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE 1. Tvoewriter and Addlna Machine MATERIALS, SUPPLIES AND SERVICES 1. Surety Bond 2. Burglary Insurance ..... . ............... 3. Workman's Compen . ... 4. Advertising and Print. 5. Supplies ... S2.40U.UU 3WJUU 82,730.00 Proposed 1988 83,090.00 20.00 .8266.00 .. 129.24 - 16.00 150.00 230.00 789.24 PERSONAL SERVICES 1. City Treasurer at 2. Extra Help (part time) PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Salaries - REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE 1. Police Cars Gas & Oil . 2. Police Cars Tires and Repairs . 3. Traffic signs and paint MATERIALS. SUPPLIES AND SERVICES 1. Police Car Insurance - 2. Workmen'a Compensation 3. Meals for prlsoncra 4. Sundry Supplies .... 8. Telephone and Telegraph .... ADDITIONS AND BETTERMENTS 1. 2 Electric Traffic Signals 2. New Police Car .. TOTAL Less Estimated Income-Fines LEVY ,.8600.00 300.00 700.00 83.090.00 Pri988 1,600.00 . 175.00 . .. 772 00 inn nn " " . 350.00 100.00 trappy wincev ftouM- IN THE BASEMENT! Add a room to your house-wlth modern oil heatl A workshop or "dan" for grownups,! play-room for children In the basement. Spacious, because) the fuel supply may hestored underground. Cleao as upstair, because oil Is deliver ed without fua or muaa, through a hose. Burn dean, too no soot, dust or ashes. And, because It's automatic, no work I Modern oil burners are reliable, teated by long service. Responsi ble local dealers Install and serv ice them. You'll find the right oil burner for your home, at the right price and on easy term. Then, for the very bast oil heat, use Standard Burner Oils. Labo ratory test prove they have more htat units than other leading brands. More heat no more cost! STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA CtofrieBreoJ by -IS M. Phone 76 VALLEY FUEL CO. CRATER FUEL and SUPPLY CO. Phone 944 PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Salaries 1. Chief at 2. Aaat. Chief 3. Six Officers 4. Motorcycle Officer .PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Salaries 2. Volunteer Service , 3. Vacatlona .. 700.00 660.00 1.260.U0 81U.387.U0 2.00U.UU 817,3874)0 ... 200.00 2.400.0U 140.00 1,680.UU 130.00 9.360J0O 125 1.500.00 814,940 AO Proposed 1838 .813,104.00 250.00 360.00 813,704.00 B. TRANSPORTATION 1. Private Car 2. Travel Expense Conventions REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE 1. Fire Trucks Gas and OU 2. Fire Trucks Repairs, Tires .. MATERIALS. SUPPLIES AND 8ER VICES 1. Bui. Acid, Blear, of Soda ............ 2. Electricity and Gas 8. Fuel 4. 8unriry Supplies 200.00 100.00 800.00 325.00 100 5. Workman's Compensation' 6. Insurance Bldg. and Equip. E. ADDITIONS AND BETTERMENTS 1. 1000 ft. 2'-ln. Hoee . 2. Siren Remote Control .. 50.00 385.00 75.00 300.00 600.00 462 4 1,836.84 LEW PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Salaries 1. Chief at . 2. Assistant Chief 8. Two Mechanic 4. Four Hosemen - 2. Volunteer Service 3. Vacation Relief PURCHASING AND RlTiOET DEPT. City Superintendent's Office PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Salaries ..,. TRANSPORTATION i 1. Travel Expense REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE 1. Office Equipment MATERIALS. SUPPLIES AND SERVICES 1. Office Supplies . 2. Postage , ,,,, 3. Printing .......... 500.00 1,260.00 81731534 200.00 2,400.00 146.00 1,752.00 133.00 3,192.00 120.00 5,760.00 250.00 360.00 913,704.00 Proposed 1938 - f 82.160.00 6030 25.00 ..135.00 . 50.00 . 60.00 LEVY PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Cltv Suoenntendent (1-3 tlmel 2. Clerk (part time) 93360.00 , 300 mo. 61.2O0.0U 120 mo. 980.00 PUBLIC WORKS. PlriMon of Street Maintenance and Sanitation PERSONAL SERVICES 1. Salaries ..... TRANSPORTATION 1. Mileage Private Cars . .. REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE 1. Sun-eying Equipment , 2. Sewer Hose and Cable Sweeper. Broom Wire and Fibre Cera and rrucks Oas Oil. Repair ..juipmrnt ww, uil, rtepaira Repairs to Manholes MATERIALS. SUPPLIES AND SERVICES 1. Office Supplies .. 2. Poettte 3. Prtntme;. Blue Prlnta. etc. 1. Field Supplies, tools, rtc. 3 Slectrlclty and Oaa l 3. Welding Supplied 4. Catchnasln Repairs, etc. " 8 Orarel street Maintenance 6. Workman. Compensation 7. Insurance on VVhse. and Equip. .T ADDITIONS AND BETTERMENTS 1. Al? and Street Crosswalks . ... 2. Dram rile and Culvert 3. Olllr; Inlerseclloris 4 .Sew Ir.i-k " 6. Stewart Ave. F,ood Control .! 9 100 00 i 300 00 3SO00 ... . 1.450 00 1.400 00 100 00 92,16030 Proposed 1936 915,782.00 100 OO 3,700.00 60 00 10 OU loo oo' 500.00 160 .00 100 00 10U00 50U00 aoooo 200 00 3U0 00 WOU00 VOU 00 1 030 UU .oou oo 3J10 0O 680.872.00