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tags roiiB DAILY CAPITAL JOERNAL, BALEM. 0BEC05. TUESDAY, APRII 80, 1912. 1. Monday's inner No. 174 Will the person holding above number please call at I Ye Boot Shop I 326 State Street and take ther pick of the six beautiful hand-paint ed, 18-inch vases on dis- :: play in the window. A Vase Given Away Each Day This Week :: Just come in and get a :: number, It's free! You don't have to spend a i cent! The first 100 get f a ticket. YCy t Full line of $3.50 to $5 t Ladies' Shoes and Oxfords. $1.95 Hundreds of pairs of t Men's Work and Dress J t Shoes, $4.00 to $6.00 grades. $1.95 i Large assortment of Chil dren's Shoes in all sizes at 98c (7"' g g Closing Out Ye Boot Shop 326 Sfife Street THE COUHTY PAYS OFF JTS DEBTS (Continued from yesterday.) Olsen, N. P., hauling gravel. . Oater, Crifis, scraping Pickens, Leonard, lubor Pickens, J. A., grading Pickens, John, blasting Pflcigcr, Frank, labor Place, Ed., grading Poison Imp. Co., freinght Pounder, H. C, labor P. R. L. & P. Co., lights rock Clw. . .............. P. R. L. & P. Co., hauling rock Pulley, J. M., grading Ramaayer, Pave, scraping .... Ramsayer, Ben, labor Ramsden, Chaa., grading Ramsden, C. J., labor Ramsden, George, grading Rausclicr. Andrew, labor Ramp, Geo., grading Ramp, Malcolm, do Ramadan, Carl, do Random, G. L labor Ralsbeck, J. R., grading Reece, II. M., teaming Richardson, B. S., fill Jeff. bridge. . Rickman, John, dragging Riley, Joe, labor ; Rockey, John, grubbing Roda, A. F., teaming.. Roes, J. T ditching Roaaell, John, dragging Rosallett, C. H., do Runner, A. H., teaming....... RudlBhouser, John, dragging.. Salem Const. Co., gravel Salem Iron Works, Rep. rock crusher. . Salem' Sewer' Pipe Co., drain tllo. . ,: '. Salem Sewer Pipe Co., tiling.. Sather, O. M powder Sawyer, W., wood for crusher. Saxwell, H. L labor Sclfer, Mike, scraper. Scharr, Julius, dragging Scharf, Ed., do Scharp, Ed,, teaming Sclfer, Anton, scraper Sclilndler, Fred, scraping Schlusner, W., wood for crush er 8chmld, Matt, labor Schmltt, Edgar, do Schmltt, Geo., dragging Schmltt, Jake, do Schwab, John, grading Schwab, F. J., plowing Schortgren, Adam, convict la bor ' Somolke, Paul, labor Sheldon, Hal, grading Shookey, Frank, blasting Slegmund Bros,, blacksmithing Slocum, Lero, labor. Slocum, Win., do Soppe, Herman, dragging Sowa, Paul, road drag Spauldlng Logging Co., Chas. K., lumber Spauldlng lagging Co., Chas. K do Spauldlng lagging Co., Chas. K., do Stanton, J, II., drayago Stempksw, Steny, dragging... Steuslotf Bros., meat convicts Stool, O., labor Sturgla, Geo,, dragging Summers, W. F., lumber Summers, W. F., labor Susbawer, Jas., dragging Sutton, A., do Swegle, George, hauling gravel Taylor, A. J., labor Taylor, Harvey, scraper Taylor, W. A., road vlewor.... Thomas, J. A., dragging Tokenburg, John, labor Tiffany, Fred, do Tlnglestad, Martin, grading. , , Thomas, Charles, dragging.... Thomas, Lloyd, abtr. . . . . .. Frresh, Forest, labor Tucker, A. D. & Son, nails..,. Tyson, Jose, blasting Vachter, Andrew, labor Vachter, Adam, do' Vachter, Frank, do Van Cleve, Jos., blasting Van Cleve, dragging Vothler, Carl, grading Vlbhert, James, do Volz, G,, damage Disallowed Wade, Pearce & Co., single trees. Walker, C. M., dragging...,... Warden, J. R., do Warren Const Co., engineer.. Watklnt, Nob, grading Watters. Pete, blasting Welch, Ernest, blacksmithing. Wells, E, D labor Weller Bros., groceries conv... White, J. R., dragging Whitman & Hardcastle. nails.. Continued. Whitman A Hardcastle, hardware White House Restaurant, meals conv. Continued. Wilson, C. O., dragging Woodruff, L. C, team hire,... Woolrey, Alva, labor Wren, W. E., engineer Zuk, John, labor Zollncr, Jake, do Turner Road Imp, Moor, J. G.. money adv Parker, W. H.. labor Bertoncello, Loll, do 61.00 8.25 5.00 2.50 .75 5.50 72.00 40.65 24.38 8.60 499.50 4.00 3.50 5.25 3.90 13.12 31.42 14.50 6.50 3.00 12.00 15.50 22.50 , 8.00 820.05 4.00 8.75 15.75 15.00 9.37 10.60 6.00 18.00 3.00 87.24 67.26 21.00 27.00 4.95 12.35 3.00 14.00 3.00 10.40 34.60 13.75 12.25 6.00 1.25 6.00 29.26 28.63 16.00 28.00 199.25 2.00 10.00 9.00 7.40 8.00 10.00 6.00 6.60 11.50 35.95 3.00 1.00 12.00 98.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 .8.00 6.00 6.00 145.50 4.00 56.20 13.70 28.10 9.60 6.50 15.00 12.00 2.00 3.20 3.65 5.00 6.13 2.62 6.13 1.75 12.00 31.75 3.50 2S5.00 113.15 12.00 14.00 49.90 10.00 45.75 6.00 16.00 206.48 9.25 17.28 13.48 94.40 6.00 16.00 8.25 34.65 6.00 28.00 61.80 27.00 44 80 Bones, Charles, do Bondage, Mike, do Corah, Dan, do. Fatture, Frank, do Hoven, OBcar, do Jefferson, J. A., Supt. rd. work Jefferson, J. A., labor Jefferson, J. A., do Kneyevlch, Joe, do McBurney, Wm., do Miller, Dan, do Oliver, Chester, do Rosse, Ellc, do X., Sagor, E. W., do Sutton, Curtis, do Tarvls, Bab, do Uzelach, Steve, do.., Turner Road Imp. Umllech, Peter, labor Uzelach, Tom, do. L'liano, Rlcordo, do. . .'. Special Tax R. D. 2. Miller, W. F., labor Jones, ' Edgar, do.,.. Reld, Claud, do Vethier, Carl, do Wolfer, Fred, do Special Tax R, D. 20 li. Bailey, A. F Cothren, J. N., overseeing Dawson, W., labor..... Joy, H. A., do King, R. F., do Long, James, do McKIUop, A. B do McCallstor, B. C, do Sherwood, J. A., do Scharf, Fred, do Sueclal Tax R. D. 23. Arnold, S. T., labor Brown, C. F do Hullt, A. J., do... Labunakl, Joseph, do Lang, F. W., do Lang, I, do Llkem, Elmer, do Mais, George, do '. Pitchko, D., do Rossell, John, do Roscstangle, Frank, do. .' Stempksw, Steny, do Skoog, Albert, do Thomas, J. W do Thomas, George, do Vangorder, Jim, do Vangorder, John, do Zetterberg, John, do Zetterberg, Guatof, do Fresh, Charley, do Special Tux R. I). 28. Henningsen, Peter, labor Sped"! Tnx R. I). 32. Boedlghclmer, I. J., labor Casteel, Fred, do..'. Ktzel, Geo.; do.... Jackaon, A. C, do Koenoeke, Geo., do Mlssler, Jake, do Rauscher. Andrew, do Sanders, T. L do Spenner, Frank, labor Thomas, O. E., do Yuber, Joseph, do Special Tax R. D. 35. Miller, Conrad, labor Miller, John, do Miller, John, do Special Tax R. I). 89. Warren Const. Co Clemans, Roy, labor Freed, O. C, do Goodrich, Wm., do Harbison, George, do Johnson, F. 0 do Johnson, Chas., do Jones, Harry, do Kearna, P. R., do Keochcr, George, do King, B. W do Kobow, Chas., do Kobow, Louis, do Newton, T. H do Pence, Allen, do Potwln, Archie, do Rltchey, Riley, do Warren Const. Co., rock Ziellnskt, Frank, labor ' Zlellnskl, H. C, do Special Tax R. D. 89.' Keucher, George, labor Special Tax R. D. 12. Carlson, John, labor Dunnagan C. A., do.... Fisher, J. B., do Hammer; L. W., do ; Hlckox, E. E., do Lutgen, J. R., lumber1 PiiiBer, Ixnils, labor Special Tnx R. D. 60. Waldo Hills Orchard Co.. labor Continued. Bridge Acrt Mutschler, II, J., bridge iron.. Gearln, Minnie C, ferry a cot.. Current Expense Acct. Allen. R. D., stamps and exp.. Saunders, J. H., clng, tprtrs... Aufrance, A. Eugene, stamps. . Com'l Book Store, pens Conger Prntg. Co., printing.... Elliott, N. D., do Glass & Prudhomme, machine oil Kllham St. Co., paper Mlnto, H. P., stamps Moore, J. O., do McNary, J. H. stamps N. W. L. D. Tel. Co. N. W. L. D. Tel. Co Oregon Statesman, claim docket Paclflo Tel. ft Tel. Co., phones Tatton Book Store, supplies... Rodgers Paper Co., records... Smith. W. M., stamps Snyder, Geo. C. L., bar docket Willamette Trans. Co., dray age Court Rouse Expend Johnson, W. E., sawing wood.. Moore, J. C, money advanced Muellhaupt, Otto, plumbing... P. R. L. ft P. Co., lights..... Salem Water L, ft P. C Tludall, As, drayage 27.40 41.40 45.20 42.60 80.38 100.00 132.75 115.25 47.60 39.60 9.00 43.20 9.00 9.00 9.00 43.30 42.00 45.00 41.40 20.60 4.00 4.00 1.00 4.00 4.00 3.75 3.75 7.80 3.80 4.00 1.80 1.40 11.00 4.00 6.80 14.25 10.25 24.50 17.50 18.50 14.00 10.50 6.25 17.50 17.60 15.75 14.00 17.50 5.25 5.25 15.75 14.00 10.50 8.75 4.38 3.50 7.50 4.00 15.50 7.75 4.00 7.75 7.75 11.50 3.00 .800 15.50 14.00 2.00 7.00 85.87 48.00 2.00 8.00 58.00 76.00 40.00 12.00 10.00 38.00 48.00 88.00 84.00 .800 66.00 30.00 22.00 399.50 24.00 2.00 26.00 10.00 1.00 10.00 '7.00 10.00 .80 10.00 90.00 5.00 150.00 10.70 12.00 20.00 1.00 11.00 48.50 .33 2.00 51.60 2.00 7.00 ,7S .75 15.25 30.95 65.50 21.66 21.05 35.50 11.20 1.75 2.30 107.75 11.90 1.00 Willamette Hdw. Co., hardware 3.90 Willamette Trans. Co 50 Circuit Court Korlnck, A. W witness 7.50 Justice Court Webster, D., Justice 6.95 Burkhart, Sam, actg. constable 2.00 State vs. Wm. H. Cogswell Webster, D., Justice 3.20 Burkhart, S. O., constable 10.00 Haas, Frank, witness .... 1.70 State vs. Jim PBihoglos Lewis, J. H., constable 1.20 8tate vs. J. Bordune Webster, D.JuBtice 18.20 Lewis, John H. constable.... 25.00 Whiteman, A. L., witness 5.40 Whlteman, Mrs. A. L do... 5.40 Whiteman, E. D., do 5.40 Cole Lloyd, do 5.40 Waite, Ennis, do 3.90 Sheman, Otto, do 3.90 Smith, W. Carlton, do 1.70 Bordune, Christine, do 5.40 Bordune, Henry, do 5.40 Kreschnlck, Robert, do 3.90 Miller, Nick, do 3.90 A'brlght, W. D Juror 1.00 Ramsden, W. T., do 1.00 Bishop, R. C, do 1.00 Grabenhorst, Geo. II., do 1.00 State vs. J. T. McN'amara Webster, D., Justice 5.70 Lewis, John H., constable .... 2.43 State vs. John Frank Day Webster, D., Justice 7.55 Lewis, John H. constable .... 5.70 Bernetto, Lottie, witness .... 1.70 Day, Harriet, do 1.70 State vs. Roy Bolan, Webster, D Justice 9.85 Lewis, John H., constable 5.00 Thompaon, W. F., special con stable 1.20 Thompson, Walter, witness... 1.70 Burkhart, Sam, do 1.70 Flenz, Fred, do 1.70 State vs. Art. Roberce. Lewis, John H., constable. . . . 5.70 Webster, D Justice 9.30 Burkhart, S. O., constable 3.40 Houck, VIck, witness 1.70 Collins, F. H., do 1.70 Burkhart, S. 0 do 1.70 Keith, Bob, do.. 1.70 State vs. Louisa Degulre. Webster, D., Justice 5.20 Lewis, John II., constable 6.50 State vs. 'Frank Ingram. Webater, D., Justice 5.95 Lewis, John H., constable 12.20 State vs. J. W. Wlllliama. Webater, D Justice 11.75 Lewis, John H., constable 17.75 Russell, H. E., witness 4.50 Cook, Hugh, do 4.50 Hobbs, J do 5.10 Miller, Fred, do 4.50 Gentry, Tony, do 4.50 Miller, Walter, do 4.50 Williams, Minnie, do 4.50 Caatleman, Louis, do 4.50 State vs. M. E. Ferdinand. Webster, D., Justice ; 11.35 Lewis, John H constable 6.40 Hazard, E. W., witness 1.70 Wells, Minnie C, do 1.70 DeLong, Mrs. D. A., do 1.70 Heltzel, J. G., do 1.70 Derby, F. M., do 1.70 Earl, H. L., drawing Jury 3.00 Knight, M. 0., do 2.00 Cornelius, O. H. P.. do 2.00 Recorders Court, State vs. H. II. Williams. Stangel, J. J., Justice 2.70 Butterfleld, Ed., constable.... 12.20 Justice Court 8tate of Oregon vs. Spencer, Geo., Juatlce 3 .70 Goodman, P. W. constable 2.50 Coroner's Expense. Clough, A. M., coroner 44.40 Rice, C. O., foreman Jury 1.00 Zimmerman, L. C, Juror 1.00 Frost, William, do 1.00 Stelwer, Jesse L., do 1.00 Ragan, H. H do 1.00 Mills, J. A., Juror 1. 00 Hamilton, Ira, witness 1.70 Burharkt, Sam, do 1.70 Matlock, C. N., do 1.70 Ielnlng, G. F do 1.70 St. Clair, Carrie, do 1.70 St. Clair, Mat. 8. Q., do 1.70 Harboard, Kittle, do 1.70 Leach, A. D do 1.70 Fisher, Dr. E. E., medical ser vices 5.20 Clough, A. M., Investigation... 10.90 Clough. A. M., do 5.25 Clough, A. M., do 6.20 Clough, A M do 8.30 Poor Account, Bartnlk, John, burial 7.00 Club Stablos, cab service 7.00 Dane, A. ft Sons, groceries.... 5.00 DIgerness, N., do 20.00 Huffman, Mrs. 11. L, supplies 6.25 Lawrence, J. M groceries.... 6.20 Lehman ft Clough, burial 13.00 Lynch More. Co., groceries.... 2.00 Moore, J. O., fare adv 10.00 Morgan, L. E.. board 17.00 Plant, Jus., digging grave 6.00 Roth Grocery Co., groceries... 19.25 Ryan, R. A., rent March 6.00 Salem Hospital, care of sick.. 221.00 SavBge, J. C, groceries 24.00 Taylor. Earl E., Supt . poor farm 269.90 Williams, J. W cars of sick.. 25.00 Willamette Sanltorlum, do.... 72.00 Continued. Whltecraft, Bertha, board 17.25 Institute Account Butler, J. B. V., Instructor Inst 6.40 Evenden, E. 8., do 11.85 Graham, J. 8 1.00 Gilliam Stables, livery hire... 6.00 Low, W. 8., livery 7.50 Kirk, R. L. 6.00 Smith. W. M., livery 6.00 Juvenile Court Acct Jackson, Hattle M., carfare.... 1.70 (o. Health Onicr Acct i Van Winkle, Dr. J. O., livery.. 10.56 Van Winkle, Dr. J. O., attend- ing Mtg 8.00 Continued. Election Acct. Allen, R. D stamps 25.00 Buahong & Co., reg. blanks.!. 2.15 Ross E. Moores ft Co., printing 22.87 ! Irwin Hodaon Co., ballot boxes 110.25 Assessment and Tax. Paulus, Fred, bal. extdg. roll. Shafer, F. E., assessor's bag.. Jail Acct. Mlnto, H. P Jorgensen, Ira, repair door.. Advertising Acct. Salem Board of Trade, adv... .77 1.75 102.77 2.50 50.00 CONVICTS TO MAKE ROAD AT SHELL ROCK Governor Weat today announced that a crew of about 42 convicts would be sent In a few days tobufld a road by the Shell Rock bluff on the Columbia, below Hood River. Multnomah county is building a road up this stream and the other counties are building one down It. Shell Rock Is a great obstacle and Governor West in response to a pe tition, agreed to build the road by convict labor. Adam Shortgen, who has been busy In building the camps and putting in supplies, was In the city today, and stated that the convicts would be able to commence work In a few days. CLEAR TITLE. Clear title that Is an all Important consideration in the purchase of real estate; that Is what I will give any one buying my house nnd three lots; windmill, fine well water, good barn, about 60 bearing fruit trees of differ ent variety on a graded street; good location. Price for a few days only $2500; terms. Property Is well worth $3500. Let my agents show you the place, and get the best buy In the city. MR. FARM BUYER Before you buy a farm large or small, unimproved or Improved, don't buy until you have seen the famous Howell Prairie, which la located be tween Salem and Sllverton, the gar den Bpot of the Willamette valley. Rich, deep, black loam soil. Go out In one of our autos and see for your Belf, , FIVE TO 20-ACRE TRACTS. We have several very choice tracts close In, rich, deep, black loam soil. Price, $200 per acre and up on easy paymenta. WnY PAY REXT? Paying rent Is like a bad habit; It constantly kecpa a man down. Let Bachtel & Bynon put you on your feet by selling you a home on easy payment plan, Just like rent. 347 State Street SUBURBAN HOME CHEAP 10 acres well Improved good soil and buildings; bearing fruit of all kinds. Price, $3150. Terms. LOSS BY FIRE, Loss by fire means not only loss to you, but loss to those dependent upon you. Are you well protected? Wa writ insurance. Four of the beat companies, ANOTHER ONE 12 acres close In highly Improved with new and modern buildings. Price, $5800. Terms. Might take part In trade city or country proper ty. CHOICE LOTS We make a specialty of close In vacant lots. So If you are In the market for a vacant lot, It will pay you to see BECHTEL t BYKON 347 State Street He Is Grateful. Sllverton, Ore., April 23, 1912. To the Dally Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon : Gentlemen: I wish, through the columns of your paper to extend to my many friends my personal and sincere thanks and appreciation for the liberal support they gave me In my recent aspirations to become a representative from Marlon county. I wish to state that I have always been a Republican, and that I go down to defeat at the recent primary elec tion as a loyal Republican should, without grudge or anlmmoBlty to the successful candidate, and I pledge myself that I will not only support, but that I will do everything in my power towards the electing of every Republican candidate from Marlon county who received the nomination at the primary election held on the 19th day of April, 1913. I beg to re main. Yours very respectfully, A. E. WRIGHTMAN. DROWN'fl IlE20Nf??rTAt Tdakiim Tot Houinim, Coujln, lnHanwd Throat, Hro m n.iuwuio irouDM. Ulrt prompt and - - - - - hm uinrn, .tv uluwly fret from any harmful In, radical. Sold " Mmpi maud fre. JOHN I. mmwv a n 'to li.iii'fMl.."S'i'i'1' 'riiigj??!?! I""fr' Mrrpww WW r-FSLJl Plenty of Hot Water At any hour of the day or night by simply .turning the faucet if a "Bungalow" Instantaneous Water Heater is installed on the wall of your kitchen, If you are interested in a dependable instantaneous Water Heater at a Moderate Price, you should call an J let us show you the Bungalow, We also sell the Garland GasTank Heaters (See Illustration) ' , fi H'fJ The saving in time and fuel is great, and the expense of installing is small, Then consider the convenience---simply light the gas, and you have hot water enough for a bath in a few minutes, No bother about starting a fire in the big range, no wasted fuel, no hot kitchen. Call in any time and see a Garland in Actual operation in our store, tM SAVE YOURSELF There is no reason why you should always be a slave. If you are desirous of saving yourself or a friend from a drunk ard's grave, you cannot afford to overlook the opportunity offered at the Hot Lake Sanatorium for the cure of the liquor and drug habit Hot Lake mineral baths prepare the body for the treatment and tien sooth the nerves and actually remove the desire for tha liquor or drug. Hundreds of happy homes In Oregon and Washing ton today bear witness to the efficiency of the Hot Lain treatment One week will In most cases effect a cure. Sometimes longer Is re quired, but not oftea The best of care Is given the patients. For full Information, address Hot Lake Sanatorium, j WALTER M. PIE ECU Pres. and Mgr. tMt Prune Land Bargains All of the following are south of Salem In the famous Red Hill prune district 80 acres all gentle slope; 40 acres cultivated and 40 acres fir timber. Well fenced and on good road. Small house. $75 per acre. 66 acres on main Jefferson rnorl- 62 acres Improved; 14 acres line 3-year-old prunes and cherries. House and two barns. Price, $100 per acre. 8B acres 1 miles from Rosedale. All cultivated except 15 acres good timber. Lies well and Is an Ideal site for a line orchard. $90 per acre. 155 acres eight miles from Saletn on Main Rosedale road; 65 acres Im proved Including 24 acres of orchard; of which 16 acres are bearing. Bal ance mostly Umber. Good house and new barn. A splendid proposition for a large commercial orchard at only $90 per acre. 20 acres seven miles south of Sa lem on main road; 4ft acres two-year-old prunes; U y, . acres , readr for trees and four acres fine timber. An Ideal smBll orchard site. Tb price is cheap. ' We consider all of the above a EXTRA GOOD and will gladly show any of them. E. HOFER & SONS 213 S.' Commercial St.