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oumas my v.s'itmi'HIhk. fimday. dkcvmhvm 11, vju. SCHOOLS SI TO MEET CONDITIO OAK GROVI AND CONCOHO PLY FOR ITANDAHDIA TION HONOR! MAP iHOWIKO THHI I PMNCIPAL POINT! IN WHTIRN fllLD OP EUROPE'S GREAT CONFLICT OP NATIONS STRICT REQUIREMENTS ARE GIVEN Condition! trs Mat, Pennant Prnld atiperlnunilenl Cil' van and tuptrylior Me Cormack Judytt To ('larkaina riouif y IiiniIi, Oak i;ritn ami Nrr ('olfon, ham rui'l all I hi) r,ilrrini'iila (or a itaioUnl hxl a I -t by ll ataln hoard of f.ln ration, Aut-nat 5, ami mil U riauiliii"! 11,1a iniiiilh by Hliier rlux-rliit iidwit Ciilaxn anl Hupertlaor M Coriiia k la ia lli a hoola fulfill all lint re iiilriiniiiita a pennant la alx ti lo fie a. IhhiI liul llm pennant la withdrawn ua aoiin a the hool grua Itu In any of 1I10 roiuliilona. Oilier m liixila ll Iliad application in'xt nitiiiili fur IIih pennanta. Hu r In I en l i-n I (alataii liaa aenl out rarila to every ai'liiMil In llm county on whli h aro Mm reipilreim-til. Tli r'iuln iiii'iila am: flag -Mint lm flying, Weather T milling. Hrhoolhoiian-I'ropi'rly 11 ti I ol. Kulini'iil Trarht-r'a dealt ami Imlr; uVaka for puplla iroi'rly adupt rd ami placed; aulluliln Mat khoard; window aliudi'a In good couillllon. IliHiiiia Attractive at all limes. Htatnlard I'lrturv One lii'W one, un liaa three, ara already lit llm rooii. fraincil. , (iroumla To l rlenn, free, fmiu pi per. He. At liaat three, featnp'a of piny apparatus. Walks If nwnry Sanitation 1'iifn ilrinkhiK water either drinking fiiuiilalil or ioveie.1 tank ami Individual drinking; cup. In dividual, family or paper towels. ut txilltt IliK" At l-at two good oni'i, to Im sanitary at all limes sml free from pnrka. Teacher Mul maintain good order at all times, su-rvlri lliu play grounda; liavu lur work well pre pared; follow atale rouriea of atudy; Inko at leaat one ediicatloiiul Journal; have, prtiicrnm poated In room; keep register In good condition; lm neat In attire. Library (lood aelertlon of bonks from atale Hat. Cuan for tlio books; hooka kept upright In itood rondillon and recorded according to rule aped- fled ly OreKon state library and re quired by law. Attendance Average 92 percent for year and not to exceed two per cent In tnrdlneai a year. length of term Not lea tliau eight inontha of school each year. no Jy sJ m 7 Vk'iSL AM" .ICw.. ) CU. . $ 1 ( ui iiii i jf s m pUL f M lKLf 3 nrrtivi la)ON ,,rtV , Y v j,ve(" SCALE OP MlLCt O lb 20 JO AO SO ' U :1 C. C. PELTON NEW .11 iWAiEHAYOR BIX OP NINE GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE CANDIDATES ARE VICTORS Heart (ollcari Talks f y CHARLES N. LUBJC VOTE III Till 111 YARD fii FACTOR CITIZENS' TICKET WINS 2 W COUNCIL 11 E. A. Ltlghton, L. L. Plcatni and Charlta Shltlda Eltettd In Wait Linn Othar Ra aulta ara Givan Tlila map alio a the principal part of the ;.',0 mile liallle front In llm e(- ern llieater of war. Tliero aro llir'e main polnla of Inlereat In the preaent flKlitlUK-namely, the lialllefleld of 'Ktandera romprlalna; tlio territory from Arraa, Trance, north to the Hel linn aeacoaat; the ArKniie baltU'fleld, roinprlnlnK Tracy In Vul, Herryau bao ami Khelma, and Hie Verdun hook. In cluding; Kt. MlhliL where, the (ierinan have long; been trying; to lir-ak tlirouKh the Krenih line. CJ3 BATTUE LINE. Har Horn. Rome yenra Bp', when a part of tht Jnpaiica IiiitIiiI pnlnce wai burned at Tokyo, the rmpreaa waa forced to flee to one of Ihr old tliilmlo boue uear by. It wna mn at all comforta ble, ami. aa the alory coca, her tnajea ly, apprerlatliiK that her aubjecta would l much concerned at her living; tn aiich a mean place, ant down and arroiv them a little poem In which aha denied that a he had changed ber real deuce. The poem, which waa In the beat Jnpanca ImiRuaKe, at a ted that ber uinjeaty'a borne bad alwaya been lo the heart of the people and that neither the flume nor the cold could ever drive ber from that dear abode. Heart to Heart Talks ty CHARLES N. LURIC "NINETY-NINE AND NINE-TENTHS HONEST." That la ttie newapaper head put over an article which rpiotea a atntumeut by Irrluic T. Hiinh, president of a targe New York company. Ho any: "Our country la bo IiIk that flu occa alunul apree cannot permanently blind ui to the fact that W .0 per cent of the tuition's bUHliiCHa la conducted by tueo who nru trylmi to miiko an honeat llv- lUK." Thnt'a n very IiIkIi perceiiUKL'. The amount or ilroKM in our iiiimiiicxn goia is so Hiniill, then, nccordlhi; to Mr. IUinIi, Hint It lit not more (hun what tliochcm IhI call a "trace." That means that when the i'IiciiiInIh itualyzo n Htilmtauco they II111I erlilciice of tliu preHoiico of HiiiiiutliliiK, but they cannot deteruilne how iiiuili, the iuautlty bolng ao Biimll. One-tenth of I per cent of dlxlioncHty In America's IhihIiichh world la only "trace." Hut- IIow iiliout each Individual IiiihIiiohr man would he yield If nnalyxod only a "tracu" of iluwiirlKht dlslioneHly, or ctinuliiK HUliterfuue, or eviiNlon of the Iiiwm of the Inml n ml of IiuhIuchk mornl Ity? I'erhupM. .vet It inny bo douliicil. Folks who iisNiiy hid percent honi'Nt.v lire rare mi rare that It In (Ucntlinalile whether any e.lstn or not. I'robnbly tlio perfect mini Iiiin never exlKled, In nt leiiHt one of the relntloiiHhlpM of lift there In hound to be n Itaw, a fallltiR iiwii.v from (In- ulchcHt poHHlhle Htnnil 11 rd. It Is well that It Is mi. IJfe with a KKI per cejit person would be InipiiNKllile unless tlio rest of us were constructed accordion to the name lofty Hpccillcatlons. Ntlll- The fact that perfoetlnn Is unthink able nml ImpoHsllile need not deter any ono from ntteinptlnjt to approximate It If ,vou iipi un 80 per cent person you may try to make up the other 20 per cent. Anil If you are anions the rare 00 per renters you may strive to reduce the other 10 per cent. Tlio caso Is like that of the nay nip toto. n term known to students of the higher mathematics. Tlio asymptote Is, according to Webster, "n line which approaches nearer to some curve than any assignable dlntnnce, but. though Indefinitely extended, would never meet It" 8TOP THE CHILD'S COLDS THEY OFTEN RESULT SERIOUSLY. Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough are children's ailments which need Immediate attention. Tho after-effects erp often most serious. Don't talio the risk you don't have to. Dr. King's New Discovery checks the Cold, soothes the Cough, ullnys the Inflnmm&tlon, kills the Germs and allows Nature to do hor healing work. Bflc at your Druggist. Huy a bottle to-day. (Adv.) Animal Mimicry. Oliaervera of nature are frequently atniik wltb the alngular rraeuililaucca of luaecta to leave, dried attcka, etc and ttiM llhtmvaawa ara auppoaad to have grown out of the necessity of protection affuliift or concealment from enemies. An Interesting example of thl kind of rescmblunce was brought to the attention of the En tomological aoclety In London by a DiiturHlUt who exhibited a spider found Inhabiting aomo rocks near Cannes, on which were also fastened the cases of a spcelca of moth. When at real the spider exhibited almost pre cisely the aame form aud color aa the moth rasea surrounding It A Round Trip, The attorney for a street railroad company In a Kenntcky town was ex amining n skinny sixteen-year-old negro boy who had sued fur Injuries ostensibly Incurred In a colllslou ou the highway. You any," he asked, "that when thla street car hit that wagou yon were rlillng on the front seat of the wagon?" hut's whut I said." answered the Utile dnrkr. "And you say the force of the blow knocked you up In the air J" "Yas, sub 'way up In lie nlr." "Well, how long did yon stay up there?" demanded the attorney. "Not no longer dan It tuck me to git down!'' answered the truthful com plainant promptly. -Saturday Evening lwL Clovan Hoof and Red Harrlng. During a debate In tlio Australian hoiiHo of representatives a labor mem ber charged tho ministry with "hilling under tile garments of their purity the cloven hoof which Is to undermine the democratic Institutions of this coun try." Another member taunted an op ponent with "having climbed down the buck of a red burring." Loudon Mali Curious Monument. Tosslhly the most unusual monument In existence Is Hint nt Waterloo, In the garden of a iieasuut. It Is erected to the leg of the Marijuls of Anglesca. then Lord IJxbrlilge, who commanded tho British cavalry and who suffered the amputation of Ills leg Immediately after the battle. Tho monument, which Is shaded by a weeping willow, bears nn appropriate epitaph. Tho battle of Waterloo was fought Juno IS, 1815, but tlio tnurquls did not dio until 1854. lie thus had the pleasure of seeing a mon ument erected to part of bis anatomy - ) Believed Jewish Nation May Develop In the Russian Empire : : Bu ISRAEL ZANGWILL Novelist. Poel and Plauwrlfjht TTTT1 'HE difficulty of regathering tho Jews into a Jewish state, their pas- publican, 172 Hlx of the nine randlduti-a of the CltUi na' ticket, whi h waa backed by the Good Government l"aKU and are oppoaed to the operation of the Hotel llelle and the Krlara' club, were el -ct ed at the city election In Mllwankle Monday. C. C. I'eltnn, on the Cltliena' ticket defeated Herman (coding, Itepuhllcan with vote atandliiK 201 to 'M). I'el ton was defeated In the flrat ward but In the second he received a majority large enough to overcome the lead of (coding. In the council, the Good Government league elected two out of flv placs to be filled. Charles Counsel! dvf-at-ed Mrs. Maggie Johnson and Ralph Mclntyre by a decisive vote. Mrs Johnson was the Good Government candidate. The league lost both place In tha first ward, J. II. Ilond and Claude C. Terry winning over G. A. Seavey and A. J. Walker. B. G. Skula-' son and William Grasle, both Good Government men, defeated L. W. War ren and Ueo SMndler. Duvld P. Mathews, who was nomi nated by both the Republicans and the Good Government K-aguo, was elected recorder. A. L. Ilolstad, on the Citizens' ticket, defeated Dr. W. R. Taylor with the vote standing 214 to 172. A. U Reed, city marshall, lost to Samuel Riley. The detailed vote follows: Mayor Herman Loedlng, Republi can, 190: C. C. Pelton, Good Govern ment, yi. CouncIIman-at-large Charles Coun sell, 2SG; Mrs. Maggie Johnson, Good Government ICC; Ralph Mclntyre, 31. Council, ward 1 Claude C. Perry. Republican, 137: O. A. Seavey. Good Government, 119; J. B. Bond, Repub lican, 151; A. J. Walker. Good Govern ment, 111. Council, ward 2 L. W. Warren, Re publican, 38; Leo Shindler, Republi can, 40; II. G. Skuiason, Good Govern ment, 74;, William Grasle, Good Gov ernment, 76, Recorder David P. Mathews Re publican and Good Government, 358. Treasurer, A. u Bolsted, Good Gov ernment, 214; Dr. W. R. Taylor, Re- aionate preference for the lands of their birth, suggests that each section lias evolved into a separato subepedes, the original type crossed by the particular country. What has happened in the west, where he has been emancipated in his tens of thousands, is no clew to what will happen in Kussia, when he will be emancipated in hit millions. K NOT TILL THE CZAR WAVES HIS WAND AND 8ET8 THE RU8SIAN JEWS FREE WILL THE FUSIBILITY OF THE RACE BE REALLY TEST ED OR ITS MELTING POINT ESTABLISHED IF IT HAS ONE. IN EITHER CASE THE PROFIT TO RUSSIA WILL BE MEA8URELE8S. st st at Jewish writers tell us too much of the restrictions on the Russiun Jews which aro only the psychology of the Russian bureaucracy nnd too little of the Russian pale, which, pitifully cramped and tragical! bodied as its life is, IS YET ONE OF THE RICHEST RESER VOIRS OV GENIUS ON THE FLANET. And its spiritual fermentation is as precious as its intellectual and art stio resources. THE RISE AJNU JJliVKLUfaiUJNT A I'Kl',1- RUSSIAN JEWRY WILL BE AMONG THE MOST FASCINAT ING PHENOMENA OF THE CENTURY. Germans Knew War Was Inevitable Mo ment Triple Entente Was Concluded Bu Dr. HANS HEINZ EWERS, President Society, of German Authors Helix Is assured an electric light plant. Silverton has more buildings going up and taxes coining down. Try This for Neuralgia Thousands of people keep on suffer ing with Neuralgia because they do not know whnt to do for It. Neuralgia Is a pain in the nerves. What you want to do Is to soothe the nerve Itself Apply Sloan's Liniment to the surface over the painful part do not rub It In. Slonn's Liniment penetrates very quickly to the Bore, irrltnted nerve ond allays the Inflammation. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 25 cents of ony druggist and have It In the houHO against Colds, Sore and Swol len Joints, Lumbago, Sciatica and like aliments. Your money back If not sat isfied, but It does give almost Instant relief. (Adv.) GERMANY CANNOT LOSE. WE GERMANS KNEW THAT WAR WAS INEVITABLE THE MOMENT THE TRIPLE ENTENTE WAS CON- bLUUcli. II who nui m uniun run mc rncniHiiun vr THE PEACE OF EUROPE, BUT FOR AGRRESSION AGAINST GERMANY. WE HAVE BEEN PREPARING EVER SINCE WITH REDOUBLED EN ERGY, AND WE ARE AS READY AS A NATION EVER HAS BEEN OR EVER CAN BE. " You hero in America cannot know what has been the nervous ten sion under winch wo have lived' in Germany during the Inst four years. We knew that tlio danger was ever coming nearer. We knew that we could do nothing to avert it. WE KNEW THAT ITS AIM WAS TO CRUSH GERMANY FOREVER. DON'T BELIEVE THAT THIS IS THE WAR OF A SINGLE PARTY IN THE EMPIRE, WANTONLY BEGUN AGAINST THE DESIRE OF THE GERMAN PEOPLE. THE NATION AND ITS RULER AND THE GOVERN MENT ARE ONE IN THIS CAUSE, WHICH IS THE CAUSE OF THE CON TINUED EXISTENCE OF THE EMPIRE AND ITS CIVILIZATION. NO WONDER THAT OUR PEOPLE HAVE WELCOMED THIS WAR. IT WAS A RELIEF TO ALL OF US WHEN THE TENSION WAS BROKEN BY OUR ENEMIES. WE COULD NOT HAVE STOOD IT MUCH LONGER. Provide at Once Means For Shipping Our Grain and Other Commodities Bu JAMES SPEYER. Banker Marshal A. L. Reed, Republican, 175; Sam Rlley, Good Government. 210. E. A. Lelghton, L. L. Pickens and Charles Shields was elected council men In West Linn and the ordinance prohibiting stock from running at large at night was defeated with the vote standing 102 to 98. The vote for the council stands: T. B. Davenport, 87; E. A. Lelghton, ISC; L. L. Pickens, If 2; and Charles Shields, 170. At Gladstone. For council H. S. Clyde, W. E. Niles and Charles P. Sle vers were elected to the council; Mrs. M. E. Church, treasurer, and John N. Sievers, recorder. The vote there was: H. S. Clyde, 100; Charles Forshner, 99; W. E. Niles, 104; Charles P. Sie vers, 162, and J. M. McGechle, 60; for treasurer, Mrs. M. E. Church, 124, and P. K. Hammond, 42; for recorder, Thomas A. Burke, 55, and John N. Sie vers, 123. Eight candidates for council were in the field at Molalla and R. W. Lewis, B. O. Cole and W. A. Wood were elected. H. ff. Everhart for re corder and F. G. Havermann for treas urer were unopposed and each re ceived over 100 votes of the 145 cast. The detailed vote for council stands: R. W. Lewis, 86; B. O. Cole, 83; W. A. Wood, 63; A. T. Shoemake, 60; J. V. Harless, 51; T. G. Worth 49; J. H. Ab bott, 24, and C. S. Herman, 12. IEABXINC WON BASILS. WUdoin I tha power of atworbtog BuowImIj; from vry on and atary tbl 11 and andylng It practically. Turning all lo account that la part one' aiperleiM-a that U ttflpful wlwlom. Una of tha wueat men that var lived. Ilia lata Charles Darwin, tb great aHetitUt. llutrate4 this powtr In lila Ufa and work. Ilia rwearcba Into natural phenomena formed sot only the baula of tha fom lualona which he founded Un them, but bar aefT ed aa guide to other workera lo bl Held. He la reiiieiuber4 with dp reverence and gratltuda by acleutUta. The other day b! eldrat aoa, WU Ham Eraitnua Darwin, died lo Cog' land. In tli autobiography of the great Darwlu be aays: "My firm child was born 00 Dae. 2T, W.'J. and I at onra 180 to maks note on the Drat dawn of tha various axpreaatona wblcb ha tlblMted, fur I felt ronrlm-ed. even at thla early p rt'xl. that tha moat romplas and So shade of expression must all bare had a gradual and natural origin." Then note were Intended for a chapter In The Descent of Man." bot Inateud of embodying bl obaerratlona of lila child Into a chapter Darwin ob tained from then) enough material to nerva a the baala of a book, "Expres sion of tho Emotion la Man and Anl mala.' Of courc The great Darwin was not tb Brat man to learn thnt be could gain mat ter of high rnluo from observation of a little child. Probably there la do more fascinating pursuit In tha world thnn following the unfolding, phyalcal and Intellectual, of a baby. From tb first amlle to the enunciation of tb first word the procesa Is one of con stnutly Increasing wonder and delight Wltb the first word Infancy paaae and childhood begins and tbt Individ' onl enter upon a new phase of development To all to whom the sacred custody of a little child Is glren: Watch well to Its growth. Learn to discern the first symptoms of abnor mality, physical or mental so that It mny be checked before It works seri ous Injury. Study your child not alon for your own sake, but for tha little one'a heneOL leua. MAYOR II CHOSEN FOR THIRD TERM IN CLOSE FIGHT OVER DIMlCK H. D. PlffLlIPS WLSS FOR TRIASL'RIR Albright and Van Auka gutcaad ThamMlv and Cos Maka Crtat Run In tha ttcond Ward for Councilman OFFICIALS CLECTEO Mayor Linn R. Jonea. Cooncllmen Ward one, John V, Albright; ward two, Itoy II. Cos; ward three, K. D. Van t Auken. Treaaurer M. I). I'bllllp. V M arva ffpir Mme. Nordics' Wisdom. Lilian Nordlca ouce summed up the secret of success in these words: "Nothing comes to me but through work aud persevernuce. 1 work when I do not want to. It takes work and patience to become nn artist. It can nut be brought ubout In a day. To me, I will bay frankly, all things come slowly and through toil. Ambition Is a fearful master aud tyrant, but 1 would uot exohange It for another." She tells there the truth ceucerning all real and continued success. A man sometimes reaches a pluuacle by what seems chauce nud no effort of his own, but be cuunot remain there without la bor. Indluuupolls Star. N 0V thnt nil Europe is nt wnr the first and by far the most impor tant step for our government to take is to tkuvidk mhahs FOR SHITTING OUR GRAIN, COTTON, FOODSTUFFS AND OTHER COMMODITIES TOAT MAY NOT BE DECLARED CONTRABAND OF WAR. If neceessary congress should pass legis lation quickly. THE NEXT IMPORTANT MATTER TO ATTEND TO IS TO 8EE IN ADVANCE THAT OUR PEOPLE WHO SHIP STUFF ABROAD ARE PAID. I AM CONFIDENT THAT THE MONEY IS THERE AND THAT IT WILL ONLY BE NECESSARY TO MAKE DEFINITE ARRANGEMENTS, Third, I nm firm in the belief that our Stock Exchange should not be opened at 11 date so early as to make it a dumping ground for Ameri can securities lie! J iu Europe. In my judgment, we should not open until after London has taken the lead. COMPASSION. A tender hearted and compas sionate disposition, which inclines men to pity and (eel the misfortunes of others and which is even for its own sale incapable of involving any man in ruin and misery, is of all tem pers of mind the most amiable and, though it seldom receives much hon or, is worthy of the highest. Fielding. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall'9 Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENT5T ft CO.. Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Toledo. O. Hall' Catarrh Cure I taken Internally, acting dirsctly upon the blood and mu cous surface of the system. Testimonials aent free. Price 75 cent per bottle. Bold by all Druggists. Take Hall j Family Fllla for comtlpatlon. "That man has a wonderfully well trained memory." "Yes. He can make It remember anything he chooses.'' Philadelphia Press. . Eternal Fitnet of Thing. Warden (to 'new prisoner) What work can you do? What was your oc cupation? Prisoner I was a 'cellist in an orchestra. Warden Well, then. we'll set you to sawing wood. Boston Transcript. Her Claim. MiVGlllet-So there Is a tablet U your transept to ber memory. Did sh do naythlng to bring people Into the church? Mrs. Perry-Well, 1 guess! She wore a new hnt every Sunday for three years. Harper's. Bareaatio. "There's Just one thing I wanted to say to you,'' began Mrs. Add to her husband. "Only one. M'rla?" queried ho solic itously. "Aren't you feeling wellf' Exchange. Broad Toed Shoes. In Henry VIII.'s reign the style of shoes grew so Uond (to suit his gouty feet) that in his daughter Mary's reign footwear had .become so large that parliament limited the breadth of the toes of shoes to six Inches. 8ome Jar. Jones What was the worst fall yot ever had? Aviator The time I fell In lore and broke every bone I had In the banlc Chicago News. Sheep. Reliable statistics show that sheep are relatively free from diseases dan gerous to man. CULTIVATE SMILES. Why will people put on long faces when it is so much easier and more comfortable to laugh? Tears come to us unsought and un bidden. The wisest art in life is to cultivate smiles, to find the flowers where others shrink away for fear of thorns. Mayor Linn H Jonea, who ha be--n the chief enerutlve of Oregon City for the tat two years, waa reU-cted fur a third t-rm Monday at tha annual city election by majority of 33 vote over Juil (irant II. Dlmlck. He car ried the second and third ward, but loat the flrat, and though the result aa very close, the voto ahows that ward three really won the fight for the mayor, giving him 40 majority. There was a light vote polled, 13K5 electors voting for the two candidate for mayor. Tha women were out lo fore In the aftornoon, and Mr. Jonea' election la due largoly to their activity, a the Prohibition aud church voto was well lined up for him. Tha In- doracment of the Committee of One Hundred helped to turn the trick. Thfl campaign that ended last Saturday nlKht was probably the bitterest Ore gon City has s-n In a number of years and during the last week of the fight, resolved ttsvlf Into a campaign of personalities. M. D. Phillips woo the city treasur- ship over M. D. Latourette, the Incum bent losing all of the three city warda and losing by 83 voto. The fight for this office waa quiet and waa overshadowed by the contest for mayor. John P. Albright In ward one, and E. D. VanAukeo In ward three were relected, the first ward candidate win ning over John IDttner by only seven voles. Albright had the support of the Mountain Water league, and this pulled him through, his opponent, Joho nittner, giving him a close race. Mr. VanAuken's majority over George Roberts was 110, or 14 more than Rob erts' total vote. In the second ward there was a quar tette of candidates, and Roy B. Cox won out by a majority of 121 votes over Charles W. Kelly. Mr- Cox waa handicapped by a division In the ranks of the antl-Dlmlck men, but put up a successful fight The measure to provide a method of foreclosing special city assessments and liens against real property, where the property has been offered for sale and no bid has been received therefor, was carried by a majority of 42, los ing by two votes in the second ward and carrying wards one and three. The result of the city election has encouraged the supporters of the mountain water project. Nearly all of the boosters for a new water supply were with Mayor Jones in his fight for reelection. The city appointive officers are nat urally Jubilant over the termination of the contest, which will mean that City Attorney Schuebel, Chief of Police Shaw and Street Superintendent Bab cock will probably be retained. Mayor Jones held an Informal reception at his place of business Monday night aft er the vote was announced, and made the following statement: "I expected to win by a larger ma jority than I obtained, though I thought the election would be close. I shall make every attempt to carry out the provisions of the budget." The vote by wards follows: Ward One. For Mayor Jones '. , 213 Dimtck 227 For Treasurer Latourette 199 Phillips 233 For Councilman Albright 220 Bittner 213 Foreclosure Measure Yes 178 No 146 Ward Two. For Mayor Jones 325 Dlmlck 318 For Treasurer Latourette 295 Phillips 324 For Councilman Cox 322 Griffith 44 Kelly 201 Shannon 54 Foreclosure Measure Yes No Ward Three. For Mayor Jones 171 Dimlck 131 For Treasure! Latourette 135 Phillips 155 For Councilman Van Auken 204 Roberts 94 Foreclosure Measure Yes .V 117 No 105 225 227 Laughter Aids Digestion Laughter is one of the most health ful exertions; -It is of great help to digestion. A still more effectual help is a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. If you should be troubled with indiges tion give them a trial They only cost a quarter. Obtainable everywhere. s.'l