Daily capital journal., July 27, 1918, Page TWELVE, Image 12

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON" attkdav. jcly -:. imi
BRAZIL LGQXIN3 TO FUTURE CARE FOR SOLDIERS' FEET COMMISSIONERS' COURT
a " U' o;uiuuvi mu page 2 Hi Sk'ttiou.) ; Hhijuni, Alvin h
Imtu At,tkArli Pr;nit That
.m,,.n. ,n.. . u w.n, There Shall Be Little Trouble
Government
in That Respect.
Mil t, Jim dragging
lsi, Lavwciue hauling tooU
ji-iown .1 S hauling gravel ...
TT..w lu f.ta nl.lo rt I'- MIStlT. ItOWapl ibl
r.,eary u. .Kr..u. ..re or r,ra- ,0 ,.,,,,.,- Manure, Kay do
Kll recently preseu td a lengthy nie- we nl, M gsk Jlst ,he l.eitl,. James do
mortal to the presidont of th republic of are nlmrtst ; l,-U.u. Jm- do
explaining the necessity of eneourag- !,.,. ..,. .., ampule, Clur.-uce du ..
TMj nntKltun nu hi.n-ui-uf. an.. ' ' u
j Mmdher . hus. d.
Of ler. Joe do
. Lusy, l'hilhp dj
Frank do
Jes.-e do .
awered at a recent meeting In Allan
tic City of the American Lettlher Chem
ists' association, which was ulso et-
Wolfc, Wilhelm scraping and iiaul-
g.el
Hum, lh s hauling gravel ,ete.
u.;
1.:
32.00 :
112.00 Ilarqhnr-t
80.U0 Newton W B du
SU.i't Wad . I) A do ....
Il'iuV Haverlai,. Chris
won I'avi.rmm, 1 do
30.0 J Hayes K M du ...
do
M :ahh. I Tl work on grade
lel.5'1 Savder. 15 A uiR-ramig tluer.a Vi-
!'J."C ta fer-y ..........
Jili'-"n Sjiauiding Logging company The
: l i as. K lumiH-r tor paving
..... .:.--, I rt:inl .
Sj.emrr Hardware coiiipanv, shov-
, elS id ks, ete 1.
j-JJ State Industrial Accident Com-
......v.wn, il'.ioi.ll.ic tUUIMUU-
l.U.i!
tiou
tug the coal and steel Industries, which
lias resulted in the publication of two I . ... , '. ., ' Wolfe, Wilhelm scraping and iiaul- Hayes S do
decrees of the federal Kvernnient.
The secretary's report states that i
until there are ut least ten coal mines .., . ' , , . : .ii -or1nii K. Jo-pu do ..
h i active operation In the country the Amerio!ln Cnpmlca, 'iholr dl ! p,.. u txMuTi
eflTec-t this industry will not be felt ! lon th,, gnh. . ' . -C."" S.?":
conclusively that the boys In service h.-
1 are helne provided with the finest qunl-j XI iu''hr, H ngn 6liuv. lina Riavcl,
i Itv leather In their army shoes and : h? .. '. r-ii.tfi
I that It In Riimnnyivl hv rump i f.oud District No. 11 Conrinnf d I bridge
I Annthop Infpocllnir fnnt ri.itrolorvul Po.'iri'." A Sun l.n T. i-rnlntr 1 J'l .r,p ade, D do
la the conservation of the wood sup
ply, which Is now being rapidly con
sumed to meet the needs of the rail
ways and of domestic Industries The
Bteel industry la so largely dependent
upon suitable fuel that. In the secre
tary's opinion, it should also receive
the attention of the Brazilian govern
ment. The director of the geological
survey of the Brazilian government
(ates that by a process of washing
metallurgical coke may be obtalued
from Brazilian coal, nnd that this Is
already being accomplished In the
state of Santa Catharlua.
The secretary points out that the
present lack of sufficient domestic coal
or suitable quality should not Interfere
with the establishment of a steel In
dustry, which could temporarily use
4ti.i3 -erton, B work at Santiam
ZiX-t' ferry
ji.otl , Wade. I) do
O.flO , Haverlaad. Chris di
13.73! Hayes 8 S do ..
j Iavid-o'i, 1) do
.-ii -;. ' Hayes 8 M do
-on Wr'?!l'. Joe suoveliag gravel
'' Vamnill El-itiir fompany, Ni-w-1.5,'-
lerj bridue llirht
iZinKueriiian, A J moving gravel y
sioop
3.00
it--J ; Ronrl Distrirt Vn a
24.aS Sjlcm C'uiistruition eonipany,
..27.63. Bull is Mrstt-ireaiv !o
U..-..J, V I Bl .i-l
7-j.ii i-;j:.; aiauA, .u.s. Cra'.ati!a -i j
t'..-ui a, S A do .
, 1- -. i iya Ellen do
J.-5.32 r"is.uou.-a, -ir- E ti do
l oo.. 'l, i.is do
I'.lU t reenail, li C do
Oiiiurit, Aima do
tjli-Uk'i.. J Ii .o
' Uooi:i, Lizctlc do
lii.i'J Uivi.-lm.ig, ilia J i do
! Ua-gard, Delia do
412 j Haruiu, liraee l.l'ou do
Hardu u s, Cliaricb do
3.;-:
In their discu.slon that the army i ad District No. 20.
shoes are made with the flesh side of Hoffman, Cari hauling plank ....
the hide outside. In this way grease ! Wdlvii-is W H do
tuay he readily applied to the leath-! Cou repairing bridge ....
or from time to time in order to keep M""', repairing bridge
it waterproof. Ksij !uiS.t. Am patrolman
""'I'!! ,a. I'ani blatkmitilitr
4 A n-htV rlmirV nra cdIiin. n.i.l
;Tia,ile, C M do 2.50 j general reirs
.x-nioii, a worn on .uenama iF:it.'n I.dm An
W W ; Kahut, I'etc d0 ZZZZLIZ"!
' Bauman, 8te e do
'5'1 : Kmi.lt .Inn An
Uaynes ilrs taroiiue do
liemy, Mrs Olive E do
IHepliurn, Mrs Albert do
"7.20; Hing, Mrs Ura do .
10.2S Old Peoples Home r.-lier
I Mrs Julia 1). Hurtel
30 ; Iuilay, Mrs Francis relief
'""'IJcaiidoiii. Mrs Ciias do
5o.c0 -Ken-hum, M B do lo.ooj l;luuibiitj
for
l"-"" Ca-r.er,-':!! Book or.-. The pens
i'1-'.'" i-.ni,l, aad ia.-t.' - 1.80
l'M-.'jLliiott, X D' circular Kutera 3.UU)
lu.w' Kaidkt.er. W C du-.itv sisjr i'tf.OO
K'."" Il .ll.y, E C do -.1 il.23
o.1'-.' u.. ;;.! MateMiian cards U.50
I2.o 1-;,,',;. T. l A- Tel Co. The
Jt'."i plu.!,c a..d calls - 3.83
i'.'.i-u K.!ger Paper Co, blotters 1.13
10. w;wct. Bu ' a.lv for stamps . 1.00
lt'.'. J, District Attorney
lU.U J (i. a! iiart, Hazelle stc;iograp!ior iO.OO
011. eo : ti-.-liiliar, Max ailv tor plume and
2-i.W! calls 3.o3
l'J. :J County C ourt and Commissioners
io.OO DaiK- Capita! Jourual the pub
lU.uOi ,.l.,im docket Jd3.38
10.0ti;Ou-gu;i Statesman do , 10S.HJ
25.U0 pacific Tel & Tel Co. The,
I plioue and calls 3.70
1 3.2'.' Court House
40.UO I
1 l.i: T . .
. no amiii uiuii. ijouis rtiring, acci.
It wns most gratifying to learn that
r'.oad District No. 28' 2-
Hayes S R do
In every flrst-ald kit the soldier carries' .''"''i'f 8vel
a tube of paste to apply to the feet In i v ., ,, av'ZIIZ HIM ' J,Rvi,,TrD
order to prevent trench sores, which w. Jo ,.7 M Hays, fi M
were so common In the enrly days of j ivur, E C do 81 Od' . ' u J
j Haverland, Chris do
4 )0 ; Hayes. K S do ..
Davidson, D do
-' Hayes, fi M do
Harris v t do
-N'eivton, W B decking Green's
bridge
Haverland. Chris do .
S.uit
9.00
' o0 : Kahut, Frank do
l- f I Hawlev. D H do
'2. Miller, Bernard do ....
5- j Aie Vr, Frank do .
I 'White, John do
i Hall, Henry do
oo.OO ; Kelson, Gust do
Knott, Mrs Melviaa do
La Lhappeile, Mrs A do
To.ljjLantz, Catherine do
"oQ Lawrence. Charles do
2t-8i Lncwr, Stephen Sr do
33-"3 Luim. Mrs O C do
,-, (Mi'Dailv Capital Jourual, The uo-
12.i)ul tice bids for wood
13.00' Evans. H E hauling trash
g Od'Frar i: Pratt lawn sprinkler
1D.00 Larnier Transfer company dary-
2.63
3.00
1.00
6.30
I age and advance for freight.... 8.16
3.00
10.00 j Oregon Statesman notice bids for
do
do
A decking tlreen'j
Siw'tTK- x, -'';- Mack, E A do 12.00 wood .. : .
' " 'l0 1,81 IMaher, Mrs Maiv do 10.00 Portland Railway Light and Pow
t Mil l-Unf I. W reirrnlmon it'. i .... 7 . . . . . i i. i. . .
1.30
Paving
H work ;at paving
shoveling hot
ma war. inese sores are causeu ny -, ...,., i ii i,...i;,, ,.,i ,;. -,.,
the alkaline water In the trenches, hut : p.iiv.idni, I) graveling .. iSioO;
If the feet are promptly protected by I Bowliiaa, J II do ZZZZ 13.30 Biickm-m
I an I naef mAaaa tr eiioh Koil titfanta l.'.l ..... - .1 . - .. i
wood, and that for more than 3(H) years I ,"' 6 v ,-..um?, f , plaut
. . . . , , .result. Uoues.o . patio inan 117.uU irtr.,ff p.:..
Bweden was obliged to depend upon Th. tMti,t tm. s, i.l.l ' RiL ni,t.rir. m 70 ! hdrtru.tf' hr,t
- - , stun ..
Ing with the question of the army shoe i rosier, m i; rock 22.s(l y . ,
i.,.if ,.t .,. !ii..vc, i t At.. !,.,.:,. iu.,..i.;.. Bi ardsley, A I muck sand
fort nnd protection, as well ns from his j M'- -tpair work
own standpoint of the wearing quail- j l'c-tdriih, Peter oil can
ties. The government recognizes that I1"""1'. eompany spikes,
the soldiers' feet nre his best friend! .''"I"'. "nu
Iicl-i-i'i, J ,'ij.ie, etc...
1
1.83
GENERAL FUND.
this kind of fuel. lie also says that In
the United States some 400,000 tons of
pig Iron are produced annually by the
use of charcoul as a fuel. Commerce
Iteforts.
CARRY FOOD TO TRENCHES
French Employ Canine Courier to
Take Supplios to the Men in
Most Exposed Positions.
' Trench warfare certainly Interferes
with the fighter's metils. After cup
'ttirlng the enemy's position In partic
ular, Is the tighter at a loss to know
how he will gut his regular rations;
for no sooner does the enemy find
himself dispossessed of his original
trenches than he opens up with un in
tense barrage Are designed to prevent
ammunition and food from reaching
the new occupants.
The French army believes It has
solved the problem of carrying food to
men In Isolated trenehes, In Its lunch
dogs, says the Sclent lllu Amerlctm.
Carrying light lunches and coffee, und
ev'ti carl ridges for the men lu the first
line trenches when the comhut Is hot
nnd protracted these splendid trained
dogs are more certain to get through
barrages than men. Each dug Is
equipped with a sort of double bag,
Htrnppcd tight over Its body, and pro
vided with numerous pockets for food,
coffee cans, ammunition Btid other sup
plies. It Is at the military dog-trulnlng
Rrounds at Paris that dogs nre pre
pared for. this service. Not only are
these four-legged couriers taught to
nvold the enemy a,nd beware of tricks,
hut also to crawl on their Btomaehs In
order to escape flying bullets. Speclul
masks are provided for these dogs
when they must pass through a pois
on gas area.
1.10 'Beecrol't, T night watch etc....
j u() tirdH-ell, S- engineer on rol-,
ler
jj 4i! ' Blnuser, Pete work on grade ....
Miscellaneous Account
Hepburn, Mrs. Albert relief
; Newton, O D do
19.50 Roberts," O E bounty 2.
Meyer, Oscar do
j ()0 Robl, Edward J do
Diem, ft do
... 202.00 !saiem Deaconess Hospital, re-
71.00 1 net for W. s. .Mitchell
ILooney, B A juror
' T.. i. " a , ,
bJ-oJ, McDonald, John do lO.Ou! pr company lighting at court
.Miller, Mrs Vina 11 do : 10.00 1 llu"S( .28
1 Miracle, Mrs A do - 10.00 iRoberts C M soaP J-06
Moore, Mary Agness lo - 7.50! Salem Construction company sand 2.70
.'Morton, Mrs Caroline do 5.00 Salem Water Light and Power
iM'JIMurhammer, Sabina do 20.00 1 company water 9.80
soo!xewto:i, Od do 10.00 1 8l0,,a V.'oolen Mills, repairing
3-0u Orr, Mrs Agnes do 13.00 1 fla8 1-00
J-40: Quail, John J do .". 10.00 White & Sous D A land plaster.. .75
1M ficinhart, Rosalia do 8.00 j Circuit Court.
Remick, W M do 12.00
i an EUSSOII. JaiUCS Ci do ....
9.00
8.00
and It Is doing everything to help to
kicp them so.
j.OO
liobcll. F do
""'"V " J'""' o.w-mi. ri., t,o:i ..,!:
34.00 Peterson. Andrew bounty 1.50 , """l""1"
' kit . -. iti re 1
iy.no ieorge, v A do 2.10
rock
Canada, If E shoveling gravel....
2.(50
SAYS BERLIN IS FORTIFIED
l'.,7 lavis, W il raking hot stuff,
tl -. ' " -
.,-.- ' fcdniaud, A V work on grade ...
Vast Defense Work Has Been Built,
According to Statement Made
by Swede.
l' ' ' ; Fendrich, August do
ij 0- Franke, A hauling hot stuff....
.,:'.' Cilliain. E E night watch
J.niy tiaruwuru company.
f lllj . .
Schmili', Clias jiowiler work, ete
Scliinitt, Clias holding plow, etc..
Scliir.itt, Ed loading wagons, etc
Harkiiieyer, P loading cars
Hunt, Morris oading cars, etc
llildcnheia, Will haulini; rock..
.'owning, 11 C te....ndiiig crusher
SfonHter euns. hidden In nits 40 and ", 'l""" Watt spreading rock
B0 feet deep, and 125 to 150 feet apart. If1'1"1; Vrank llg ears
form a labyrinth of defenses around ' "': '. : j11' ('
Berlin, nceordlng to John Erlckson, a,a'""11' " 00
native of Sweden. For five years, be-; ! V k ,!lu ;
inl,. ,.-lfh 1007 If,lh enva h,, ' ' ''''',1' 1 M ll-C'l.Ug rock
Z. ... ....... J r.... I'f'k. A do
win ui-u mi iiib inner m-n-iir-n 01 ii-i-
llu, nnd
tin? Mo llu
tng out
(i ins surrounaing ern, aeeoriong, ,,,, na..,!.-,, .; M.,g cars 12.50 Lipp, E 8 work on grade"...
- " iiaiiuci u u oil cr is lei- nm
111.30 , Stroud, Roscoe do ....
9.75 rrosh, Marion do
Coddington, J L work on grade l(i.25 Jones, V A do
2.10
;SIay, T 3 do S.23
for W. S. Mitchell
si..i..;.if t.' oil, ,..,i;.,
, Schmidt, Peter do
Boyer, U O adv for stamps 5.00
Pacific Tel & Tel Co. The
phone and calle 4.23
. JBolinger, H E witness 2.20
lU.tUI I rr- !..! J. rA
. . n ' i uigno, .ram uo o.i.u
. D . i . 1 . . . 1 1 o on
10.00
Schmitz, Mrs Theodore do 12.00
j Scobic, Mrs do 13.00
12.50
ftlr,.... Itnn 11.. ,1
180' A1IA11 UO .... ........
j'p. jSmiili, A H do
j'jj- Saodderly, Flora do
j'Jjq j Stono, William do
': Stripling, Hula ddo
, X llOlllI.MMI, JITS O uo
62.63 Ouerin, A L do
9.75 lates, S J do
,13.03 Sterling, John do
78.00 Downing, Earl do
21.00 Downing. Clarence N do .
( l-i tilHItt'lifr TY'tnl ratri,n lif,f I Rinphfl. H An
33.2.), ,fi! .,. ot'p.ii, aik... j n'nniWelis. H A do ....
.. ., . r.m.1, UL .1UMII UU O.UU i , '
Hedricli, O W foreman of pav- Hunsaker, G V juror 37.20 ! M hit'"' Ml'3 J- F do
u'--:: ing crew etc 73.50 Kurtz. Mrs. G P boniitv '... 1 30 ! yskoff, Martha E do
iioruer, w D check man, etc .... 64.75 ( hase, 11 p juror
'"; Hoven. G A pitch man etc 83.36 Hudclson,, A B relief for Mrs.
! Hoven, Oscar engineer 113.13 i Barbara Lesley
So.o'l Hoven, Otto help as plaiitnmn I Hudelsnn, A B relief for Mrs
.50.00 etc (lUII Joseidi ffshhurn
A.
Kodgers, james do 2.20
Mullinix, Jesse do. 2.2J
Kodgers, James do 2.20
Hill, C W do 2.20
:,."! Fisli-Ty EE I D do
OOi i '"csi uo
C I. II
in'nn Maxfield, C E do.
-'.; Dickson, Carl do
2o'oo ! Harris, Sig do 3.60
jqIqq IK linger. Leon a do 5.60
iGigger, Joseph Jr., do '3.60
78 lo'GiSS''ri Willie do 3.60
100.00
... 90.00
Mullinix, Jesso do
o.OO
2.L0
.20
2.2J
14.00
2.20
on llie inner lieiensen in imt- ,, t,,.., r- , , ,. . ,lv- u.j.t-i ; -""-r-1 J ..-n.-iuii
prior to that time worked for , ' , II " a,,1 ,"odin carH ; Hutchison, A K engineer of rol- I Hudclson, A B relief for S.
a gun works of Sweden turn- ' ' . ' ' :1" ," 5-"i ler 72.00 Ellis
,JL,. .ii o.u.;! .U'."'.'"fui ,l0 2.j.((' Ireland, G N night watch etc.... 11.16 Bell, m. do
Inches In dlometpr. Many nre of the Breiteustein, J B loadim? can
larger type. Some nre over 200 feet Doerflcr, Ed moving tools i.2ol vel, etc
long, l neir rouniinttrm is set in seven i uigiiciuui, John hauling
feet of Rolld granite, sunk In the hot- wood
torn of the pits In which the' guns are i Hawkins, S 1) loading wagons ....
7S-.00 Afattson, A do
10.00' Mat tson, ('has. shoveling gra-
AlcEIwain, Lester shoveling gra- , Quiss, L w do 48.60
5.00 ' vel 35.75 Glover. Rr.lph do 3C 60
7..-.H ATcIUvain. Win. as mixer, etc.... 83.(53 ' Revelts P V do .19.6(1
hidden, surrounding the City. Two ri'MiA, il hauling water 16.25 : Minner, John shoveling gravel ! Drager, L W do 42.00
elt-rl,a nt thnaa o-imo cuirrminl P.ar. Ailiort. ( has haillilWr rni.lr 10 00 I ntn. d' .".O MintO.D C lid
lln. One Is seven miles from the city's J f',ea"' Joc hauling rook 10X10 Alorin, F X do 19.50 : Anderson, A G do
30 60 salaries onenii s umce
! Paulus. Geo B deputv sheriff
5 0 1 Bower, O D do
I Holmes, P II do
5 oo Willard, Pansy tax clerk 10.00
Clerk's Office
jO.oo i Kloepping, II II deputy Co clerk 100.00
(5 30 , Herrick, V R do
4.10 Arms, A M do
34.13 Predeck, Wm do 2.00 iMi'Wee, L da
37.37 Priem.Harvpydo 6.10 '....Bigdou, L.-.'ila E registration
,Tate, Lee juror 48.80 1 clerk
60.13 Matheny, Samuel P do 50.00, Perrv, Lavilla AI do
Becoraer s Otfice
....Savage, nelen deputy recorder 80.00
Fawk, Ctrl rude do ' 0.00
Treasurer's Office
27.40 ! Richardson, V Y deputy treas
4S.00; Assessor's Office
JUSTICE COURT.
53.00
C2.50
90.00
outskirts the other Is 11. A screen ,, " 'nl1' ana " 10.00 ' Nnttzger, Chas. shoveling hot Keck, ri N do 49.00 ,Stcelliamnier, O A deputy assess-
thesft trims A I ""'g""i moiling wagons 5.00 stuff, etc 4S.50 : l.ooney, Herbert do 4S.20 j or
1 "UB. ' DnWIlllKir I.' I nnt..l nn n. 1,.... . .,. . . . , ....1 A 1 .1.. . ic .. r . ft t t
v I'uiioiiiiuii au.au 1 1 rerson , a worn on tzrane iw.iiu 'uncuii, a x uo ts.uu ! (.ewis. i; A ao
To Be Pitched Only In the Morning.
Many yeurs ago, when Connie Mack
was the Milwaukee catcher and man
ager, the club opened the season with
Hoveral sore-arm veteran pitchers.
The're was one youngster with the club
Who did not complain of this trouble.
bo they sent him to the slab. Milwau
kee was beaten something like 10 to 4.
The kid pitcher was downcast. "Tho
umpire didn't give me any the best
of it," he said by way of an ullbl.
"No," replied Jon Oantlllou, who had
overheard the remark; "neither did tho
opposing batters give you any the. best
of It."
The kid walked off In a huff. Con
nie Mack turned to Cimtlllnn. "I'll
hay this for the boy," he said, "I've
worked out with Idin every morning
for the Inst two wooks, and ho looked
mighty godd."
Cnntillun pulled a schedule out of
Ms pocket and glanced over It rnpld
iy. "The next morning gnnio Is on
I'ccorallun day, Connie," he remark
ed. "Save the kid pitcher for then."
When a Prisoner Is Exchanged.
I''nn Rossi ter, captured by the Ger
mans and later exchanged, says In the
Farm nnd Fireside: "Then I lay down,
not to sleep but to think. I thought
of the day when I enlisted lu Canada,
of leaving home, the training camps,
(ho trip overseas to England, the
4rnlulng In England, going across the
vlumiiel to Flanders, the terrlllc light
Ing at Ypres, of the many friends who
fell on that bloody battlelleld, how I
was wounded and enptured, the Inhu
men treatment I received nt the hands
of the German surgeoas, who had four
husky Germans hold me down while
they cut Cvo bones out of niy wrist
luid amputated my middle finger ut the
ttccond joint when, I was wounded In
the palm of tho bund, the kicks and
the cuffs from prison guards and the
terrible stuff tho Oermans culled food
In the prison camps."
roof Is now luid over
layer of two feet of dirt covers tho
itop,
son's crops are planted over them.
Electricity controls the huge guns,
Erlcson says. When the guns are
needed the roof may easily be thrown Lambert. 1, S do
off and the guns hoisted to position. ) Salem Bridge Cont'd.
i j Salem Sand and Gravel Com
H.riaHi)ific-f a , tj..:i t.. ..i i : t. t a.
Grass, trees and even the sea-; ci w T ;i7"7T.T V . c. ,c,., nuH-8 no, sua.
v (, IIU t-Aiirnst ;:ui,uu etc
ru-Kiin, Mrs. Haltie,
calls .. .. i 7r, ! ,.
JolinsOli, F O lleilUtV ronrlninf,.. 171 It.", . T?n.-lnnil Ali.v ghnvnlinn lnl
142.531 stuff
j Ifeinoehl, Arthur Bhoveling gra-
pany gravel ..
Cnnin Dnvlfl mm m Doctor.
Asked recently why he gave up the , . . J.nie.-Ts
practice of medicine, Sir Connn Doyle "'r' ,Jlr dl'lv'"B truck, ete
snld tho work was too hard, and to
prove It he went on to tell of his first
case, soys nn exchange.
Called In the middle of a bitter win
ter's night to a house three miles
away, where a child was reported to
be seriously 111, tho creator of "Sher
lock rioltnes" tramped through the
rain and sleet only to find the place
In darkness, and bolted and barred
Into the bargain.
Ha knocked and rang again and
again. No answer I At last a head
stuck Itself gingerly out of a third
story window,
"Be you Dr. Doyle?" It said.
"Yes,", said Doyle, "let me In."
"Oh, no need to come In now," Bald
9.90
Culver, W J adv. for auto li
censes etc jo 57
farmer Hardware Company,
liny L. repairs, etc "
Heckinan. Chester driving
, etc 123.07
Jor.renscn, Ira tires 133.65
Pearco & Son Lot L gas 60 06
yuackenbush Auto Supply and
vuicaui.iiig, gas 8.90
Rowland. Glen shoveling gravel
Rowland, J E do etc 58.50
3.90 Swart, H S engineer and time-
keeper 122.50
107.74: Van Cleave, L AI hauling water 78.00
Van Cleave, h AI miscellaneous
work
Waltspal, Mike work on grade
etc ,
Ward, K J work on grade .r
White, J F foreman on grade....
Whittington. J L hauling hot
stuff
Woodward, AI F shoveling hot
stuff.
Fleming. Albert do
61.50 I Evans, Frank E do
Lattin,W R. do
7,00 Esson, Le Roy do
! Cook, J L do
48.50 Clark, E G do
26.00 Kissling, W J
42.00
32.50
6.30
81.00
78.00
Vick, C H do
Harvey, L O indemnity .
lluliman, E J do ....
the man. "The child's all right; rvarce & Som Lo'''L''cyiiuder'
Stroud, E driving truck 100.00 Zl'" w E hauling hot stuff
vauey Motor Company, 2 trucks
nd 1 dump 6450.00
ick Brothers gas repairs etc 170 "3
Wilson Otto J gas 7744
Bonliam Gravel Pit Dist. 19
Barr, Tfu M globe valve, etc.... 1.90
I'Vec I, O C engineer nt nritsher 13.50
Kightlinger, E M repairs on en
gine
24.60
Ashby, Claud helped at paving
' plant, etc ,
A 11 1 1 inn n & Taylor Mnchinery
Company, The spindle cap....
Miscellaneous
Barr, Theo. M. blk. pipe valve
etc
Barr, Theo AI pipe and. fitting?
for oil tanks '.
sleeping pilto peacefully."
Doyle buttoned his coat nnd started
off homeward. But suddenly the win
dow was raised again and the same
voice cried : "Doctor I I say, doctor !"
lie hurried hack, thinking that the
child had suddenly takeu a turn for
the worse.
"Well, what do you want?" he asked.
The voice made'imswer: "Ye won't
Charge nothln' for this visit, will ye?"
oil gas grease etc
Olaggett, Clyde work at crush
er
Darling, W do ...ZZ.Z"
Mi.'-nmevor, Fred do
Trotler, C M do ZZ
Brown, ,1 A do
Domogullu, F A do '. Z.
Ireland, (i N do
Wlanl, M do ZZ
Tannor. Flnier do ...ZZ
Whittington, J L do
Davis, W J do Z.
Graham, J F do
42,00
78.00
87.50
2.73
14.30
30.97
5.25
2.00
10.57
3.00
Bellinger. Allan lumber
1(1 72 ! Commercial Bookstore, The
.1
C.OO
memos ..
),5 00 "avis, W J hauling plank
3i 00 ! Iks Long, W E motorcycle.' of f i
29 "5 I eer
8.13 "lager, D ti advance for freight
9.75 0,1 gravel .. 421.00
106.00 l'armer Hardware company, Ray-
Si. 8,8 ! tools, repairs, etc
Livesley & Company do
Tax Rebate.
Hendricks, August rebate
War Contingent Fund.
Buren's Furniture store rent of
chairs
Hotel Marion company room for
Air Stevenson
Irwin Hodson company, The ligno
buttons 33.00
Moores & Co., Ross E l,"tter
heads
N'eedham, W 1 auto going after
alien
Oregon Statesman printing, etc ac
War S S committee
Pacific Tclephon," and Telegraph
The phone calls
Sims, Paul AI multigi-apliing let
ters Smith, W M tripto Portland ac
W ar S S con
Will, Ceo C drayage account of
piano .. ..
1 Beaver Stato Printers registra
1 Braver State Printtrs registra
tion notices
Boyer, IT G advance for stamps
130 4S' "'Pan' delivering ballot
K do
41.40; West, G E do
42.00VrUhtman, F T do
48.40; Tweed, John do
49.00 j Wibso....n, AI do
39.00 Nation T B do
43.20 paimer, Geo do
39.60 Stevenson, Henry do
12.50 1 Court Houst
Alorffan. Cal ianitor
continued I Kh-bv, A' P do
State vs Baker et al.
80.00 j Webster, D justice
60.00 j continued
60.00; Vatney, Percy AI constable
.-.continued
State vs. Boys.
Howell, E E justice r 3
Alillcr, II R constable 3.40
Jones, J T do .' 2.40
State vs. Ettinger.
Webster, D justice 3.20
Varney, P M constable 1.70
State vs. Evans.
Webster, D justice 6.93
Xccdhuui, W I acting constable.. 2.20
state vs. liotoniun & Collins.
Alars, II D justice 2.20
Bowley, Win. acting constable.... 8.80
12.50 Hobson, L do ...
I School Superintendent
62.11) :t?j,i r,,., v r.ii..
Hoppes, W C supervisor
60.00
60.00
60.00
30.00
30.00
50.00
60.00
211.47
Smith, John W L do
Poor Account Continued.
Byrd, W H county physician ...
Jackson, Hattie Al special of fi
Stock Inspector
Alorchouse, W G county veteri
narian 33.60
Scaler of Weights and Measures
Jones, J F, salary and expenses 48.11
Juvenile Court
4.50
.!N r 1 ' T. II V. SIT 1IJ1I If KICK . I'll". Ji J.WW 1 1. 1 .. it
Franke. A ,1,. ,.. ".:' ,..n. puiem nospua., .cure
. ' u-.OM . , iiiv.i.iitu xuini ..-aim
Looked Like Decorations.
" A huckster drove iAit Into one of
the suburbs with a loud of produce
lute the other night nnd his horse
wiindered Into a road where repairs
.were being nindei The horse was un
the edge of a deep sewer trench when
a suburbanite culled to the driver and
.warned hira of his danger.
"Dldu't you see tho red lanterns?"
the suburbanite asked.
"Yes," replied the huckster, "but I
thought they were part of the decora
tions." Detroit Free Press.
l.'l. ,!,.!,.,.. A 1.
- " ' 1," il v. UU
94.50
118.50
107.50
60.00
Recognized Only One.
The conversation In the lobby of a
Washington hotel turned to the sub
ject of signs when the following story Kostcnborder, A L do
was contributed by Representative Ed- 1 rll'l'8- .ismes do
ward II. Watson of New Hampshire ii1'11' w Hr '
An esteemed party named Tat estnb-! .!;!r"7' (1
llshed a livery stable In a rural New ! " ".,l,'lor' K ll -.-
England town, and wishing an annro-! (UV, 0l" engine
nrlnt,. alirn he hml one liiilnlml thnt'i.. h' ' "'K"' 150.001 etc
, . , ,., uittze, J t work at crusher
p etured a man riding a nude Just Miscellaneous ... .'
after the sign was put up Pat's friend. Karhani, 0 s a,iv. for freight
Mike, rumbled along. Bohrends, B 11 gravel, etc.
"Ol see," pleasantly remnrked Alike,! Brewer, 8 H lumber for briil.ie
gazing at the new creation, "thot yea Essen, Loioy cedar poles
have put up a folne solgn." Froemel, Frank poles chords,
"Yes," responded Pat, with some e.tc
show of pride, "Phut do yei think av Johnston, Hams hop wire
Itf Keene. A 0 wire
"Shuro. an' Ol lolke It." replied Mifc.J ,chmal,a "d So"s N lumber
69.00 i Fanner Hardware company, Ray
76.60 ! hose, wrench, etc 9.30
33.00 Farmer Hardware company, Hay
138.00 1 bolts, nails, etc 6.05
am Ferry
Hammond Lumber company lum
ber
1.1
boxes
Moores & Co., Ross E certificate
of election etc
Salem Hospital, care of
Airs Lizzie Howard Sp.wj;
of
Bessie Cooper .. .
Salem .Hospital, care of.
AU.ss Rebiwca Wallace
Salem Hospital, care of..
Ilcdrick, Ernest grade work, ete 39.50; Jnc iinrll3ein
3.00 Hensley, Ralph driving truck,
12.00 1 etc.
24.00 i llei reu, J 11 chainman. nuto lure
I
! Salem Hospital, care .of
4l-0C Olive Cav in
44.00 ' Herrick, Denzel chainman, c'tc.
6.02
41.00
68.87
4s Ml
7.50 1
25.30 1
;Busliey W AI adv for R R fare 4.30
4.751 Comity Court and Commissioners
j Continued
3.75iGoui..'t, W H county commission-
I er '. 93.78
d.OO.Hunt, J T do 01.92
I GopAcr aud Mole Bounty Cont'd
2.00 Sterling, John bounty 3.75
Steele, Henry do 4.75
Bear, Earl do .'. 1.40
Poor Account Cont'd
25.00 jMcDniiiel, Airs Blanche relief .... 15.00
I Gopher and Mole Bounty Cont'd
20.00 ; Patron. T B bounty 1.30
I Wain, ivcliue do 1.10
2-00i Sheriff Office
i
Bodine, D H.... sheriff serving
criminal subpoena
30 00 Commercial Book Store, The, ink
pencils pens etc
30.00 ' I'-"'otti N D !''gal blanks
j Moores & Co., Ross E legal
14 00 blanks, etc
I Xivdham, W I sheriff adv for
j-jj stamps, etc
.eeunam, i auto aire
100.00
90.00
90.00
50.00
45.00 State vs. Mann.
63.0u Webiil.3r, D justice
75.00 1 State vs. Macken,
53.00 Webster, D justice
73.00 State vs. Myers.
70.00. Webster, D justico 4.95
T5chooi Super nitendent.
60.00 , Arnold, A N eradinir manuscrints
Beaver State Printers lotter lids
and envelopes
Bollier, May niading manuscripts
Cooper, D E do
Hauser, Bros key for cab lock....
Hoag, D A grading manuscripts..
Humphrey, Gladys J do
Lincigrcn, Anna do
Oregon Statesman publishing no
tice teachers examination 4.20
Pacific Td & Tel Co. Tho
phone and calls 6.30
R.eid, Mrs Cora E conducting
teachers examination 12.30
Reid, Cora E truancy 28.00
Bodgers Paper company, envel
ope, etc ' 10.9S
Smith, E C conducting teachcis
examiantiou 12.00
Smith, W JI travtling expenses. 16.67
Smith, W AI advance for stamps
and expr.-ss ' 60.03
Stcinnu, G L typewriter ribbons 3.00
Todd, H C grading manuscripts.. 9.00
Willis, V V do fl.uO
Health Officer.
Snlein Ifosiiitnl. ciifrt nf
i . ' Iv..i T . - ta rr.i r-.
GeoFWnrford 9.00;-,u7'M"1"" ""s "u-
Klrotiil nnil conmniiv lionua Hinl ! telephone Call
Hess, Airs J A work on grade 1.63. fr Mr Erickson -; o(,' Paeifie Tel. A: Tel. Co., th.?
llmlson-l-'eenaoghtv company 'Tavlor Earl E supcrTiibcnnt'oit ! Phene and calls
chain and attachinents - . C.4S . ,')ool. farm of, 4.-; Portland Ry L 4c P Co. gas
Hoven, Oscar repairing crusher.. 6.00 'v,.u c ' h ," " '. JZ'rZZiZZ7nr ' I Clerk's Office
o.U0;Ilylaiid, Chas grade W'ork b.oO Mrs Brunr.on .. '. fc.Oi I Boyer, V O adv for stamps, etc
ii.yons, aniiond suovenug gravei 0.101
1.30
S.10
23.00
10.80
11.50
12.20
2.95
4.45
9.03
9.50
9.00
9.00
.30
9.00,
9.00
9.00
2.50
24.00
with an expansive smile, "but who Is
the inon t hot's on yei back?" Phil
adelphia Eveulng Telegraph.
15915
I Schwab Commii-aion Company
cement ete
Face Task With Confidence.
Tako it for grunted that whatever
work la given you to do, you can do.
Nitbing undermines efficiency like the
feeling of apprehension regarding your
task. Whether you are a business
worker, or a student, or find your 00
cupatlon about the house, train your
self to think of It always with cheer
fulness and confidence.--Girl's Companion
JOURNAL WANT ADS SEIi JOURNAL WANT ADS SELL
J JOB PRINTING THAT
Gives yon satisfaction nd at
Bates you can afford to pay
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
JJ.110; Monn, F A setting up paving
6-31 plant
l.i'j Xloiin F X shoveling gravel -
Myers, J L shoveling- rock
Newberg Graphic advertising for
bids wanted .. ..
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company, The phone and calls.. 11.93
Pat ton Bros time books, fillers,
etc 1.15
Pearce & Son, Lot L fire exting
uisher, etc -- - 13.60
Qunckeabush Auto Supply and
Vulcanizing gas
Salem Fuel Yards coal and slab
wood .. 131.71
Salem Rand & Gravel company,
sand for paving .. - .. .T
Salem Water Light aud Power
company water at tool house
Scott & Piper gas, repair lamp.
etc.
Jail Account.
, 7. 1 Ncedham, W I board of prison-
13
I do
-n , rif .. ..
0V I V.wnll.n.,, IV
t.,.,ll. 1
.90
18.20
3.75
Jackson, Hattie M conveying
Olive Cavin to Shepard home..
Xecdham, W I auto hir.3 serving
citation, etc
13.60
Fire Patrol.
State of Oregon fire patrol as
sessments 230.53
Gopher and Mole Bounty Continued.
63 Boyer, C. G advance for bountv.. 19.15
Indemnity for Diseased Cattle.
Commercial Book Store, The
I pencils, staples, pens etc
31 46 Commercial Printing Co letter
eVoo! ',tads -V
ur.'.-goii oraiesman puo 11st out'
standing warrants
The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
phone and calls
Rodgers Paper Co. docket sheets
etivelopes. etc
Sims Paul AI utility dater - 4.00
Pacific Tel & Tel Co. The
telephone
Rodgers Paper Co lettering ou
record books
Treasurers Office
8.61
fi.00
Morley, C E bounty
Scott 4 Piper, Alotoreyele, gas
90.00 Pec Account
Balliett, 8 relief
1.33 Barnett, Elizabeth do
I Barrier, Mr. nnd Airs, do j"
5.54 Barton, Mrs M do
Borj & Girls Aid society do
etc
339.27 Buffun, W B do
ro
10.00
12.00
1.5.00
13.00
13.00
10.00
Central Pharmacy, The fumiga-
tors
Livesley & Company, T A person
al property destroyed order of
health officer ;
Fruit Insptctor.
Van Trump, C II salary and ex-
Inses .. 107.00
Poor Account Continued.
Austin's Grocery groceries for
Airs. Strath 15.74
Bowerman, Airs. -L H room rent
for Jos. W. Rogers 3.0J
Mrannon, Mrs J M laundry
Burger. Win II house reiit for
Mrs Donaldson
Central Pharmacy, The prescrip
tions for Mrs. Hurtel and Der
i.ks Champ & Son, S H grocerits for
Airs. Vnl..
3-15 j City Market nvats for Ai rs
j Strath
5.30! Crosby, J Geo account bnrinl S
Van Cleave Disallowed
Fairmount Dairy milk for Mrs.
Brannon Z.2o
Hall, E X account burial Milton
Coy ..
.33
33.50
3.00
6.00
3.&0
6.00
9.05
.05
S4.75
3.25
1.50
Drager, D G aat'd check writer
Drager, D G adv for stamped
envelopes ."tc ........ .
Kodgers Paper Co receipts in
triplicate
Assessor's Office
Acheson, Lee W deput....y ases-
continued
Leikem, A funeral expenses Vm
A Bates 25.00
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company, The phone at poor
farm .. 1.30
Roberts, C M groceries for Mrs.
McAfee 7.32
Sadler & Kiaus --groceries for
Mrs. Herbangh 1 41.33
Sam Deaconess H03pit.1l care of
X B Bond .. 45.OO
Salem Deaconess Hospital earo of
Afrs Afartha Dickey .... .. 30.00
Salem Deaconess Hospital eare of
Mrs Clara Di."rks 30.00
iSalem Deaconess Hospital care of
J W ilham Stoevll 7.50
Salem Hospital, care rf.
34.00 Geo. Hubbard 30.00
36.20
20.87
1S.00