STAYTON MAIL
CITY O FFIC IAL*
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A
H y I ' H t l i ( I . C U N L H Y.
NOW
UP
CAUSE
TO
N O T A N
YOU.
Fiibii'f, Linn County, Oregon,
18. II mih .
Mr. Tux Payer and Spor
tsman your attention l* respectfully
< '
in Urn petition followliiK till*
Milieu', tlir huiii *' I h self explanatory
unil w«* in k iimi you will carefully
t< ml und consider tho fact* therein
oontaliiod.
To llif Western mun there I* no
thing h o attractive UH the denlro to
go on u Inditing trip. Hu* mlKhty
mountain*,the niyaterou* (oreat* the
camp hy the dear ruuuliiK creek or
river, the fut venison In the frying
pan, tinae are the Influnce* that ap
peal 1 1 u*. the call to the primitive
uh It were, out of the ml*ty punt,
rullln,, to uh once more druw near
to iiaiuie und partake of her boun-
tie*
The kiiowli'dRe that wo run ko .
when opportunity offer* uh a respite
from our lahora, enjoy ouraelvea and
MUtlHfy our deal re for aport and rec
reation for a Mi-aHou; or that tho
ranchman can nupply hlmaelf with th
i holeeat of meat through a portion of
tho year, la a privilege that 1* dear
to uh , and It I* the aim o f the peti
tion to perp' tout» then*' opportunl-
tlea we *o liiueh prize, to preaerve
our In rltnge for future yearH, before
It I h to lute, for without the gamey
bluek lull or mule buck the niountalni
would lone their chief attractlvenoaa
for tile HporUmun;
and the valley
lamia without the beautiful Imported
pheuHuiita, th" pi pi iik native iiuu II h
nnd Lob- white* and the foot hIII m
without the I iiih I i pheuHunt and blue
grouse, would be u dreury country
indeed, eHpei'lally for the true Ore-
Ron la n
THE
L A D IE S
ELECT
IM P R O V E M E N T C IU B
PERMANENT
FOR
THE
O F F IC E R S
YEAR.
Oil Iasi Monday night The latdlcs
Improvement Club met and was call
'd to order by the temporary chair
man Mrs. A L.Shreve.
Mrs Fred G. Conley temporary See
retary gave the mliiutea of the for
mer meeting then th** Club listened
to the reading of the constitution
and lly-laiws which were adopted a*
read.
The objects of organization as In-
nrporated In the Constitution are
the Improving of sanitary conditions,
•ncourags the beautifying of the ho
mes, streets, public parka etc., to fur
ther the aortal Interest, assist the
Commercial Club In advertising the
town of Hlayton and vicinity and to
«upport any movement for the better-
ment of our town and vicinity.
The Initiation fee was placed at
fifty rents. It Is not the money
that Is desired hut members. The
Club will be able to raise money
when It gets to working. The Club
earnestly desires the co-operation and
support of every lady In Slayton and
vicinity even though she cannot be
present regularly at the meetings.
To know that there I* a united Inter
est In
this movement Is u great
stimulus to the officers and member*
who can take the time to do the work
ui'i-i-HHary In the organization.
TI i I k organization can and will do
great thlngH for thlH community and
I h worthy the eanieMt
of every citizen.
conMlderation
The (iu b meet* on the first and
third Mondays of each month In the
City Hall at 2:30 o'clock In the af
We fully believe that the flRurea ter noon until further notice
relative to the ileHtruetton of deer hy
Thinking the afternoon would be
varmluta, uh given In the petition, an more
convenient than evening for
non« loo large. Thin la about whet the majority of the ladles, the next
It figures up to; 26000 deer di'Htroyed meeting will he held In the after
hy wild heuHtH. averaging 65 pounda noon. Whether Monday I h the most
o f dri'HHi'd meat each, luiikca 1.690, convenient after
noon for meeting
000 poundH of meat
Put thin at the will be seen by trying
The tlnn- of
low fI k ure nf * rent* per pound, wc ini'etlng can easily be changed to
have $ I lie ,700 00 worth of incat. 26000 suit the majority of member* at any
deer hiil* »* til Ml centa each foot* time requested.
up to |lt,poo.00, hrliiKliiK the entire
The
officers elected for the en
account
up to $148.700. 00 , In thla suing year are Mrs. It A.Beauchamp
atate for one year. Ilow doea that president, Mrs. J.J.Hardin vice pres
read? You may think the proponed ident, Mr*. Floyd
A. Robertson Sec
bounty which wc are endeavoring to retary.
Mr*. J.M. Kitchen treasur
have the Htate offer for the Hcalpa er. and Mr*. Fred 0. Conley man
for the different anlmalH, u h enumer ager. The manager la also a membei
ated tn the petition, too high
In of the Hoard of Directors of
the
Miiawcr to H i I h objection we will ank Club, has charge of the publicity and
you to figure up whut It eoata to feed advertising department and the gen-
u wolf or cotiKur for a year. You wll •ral outside field work.
find that, figuring ir o n our forager
It will lie her aim to give to the
. . • I mate, it will QOS I $ 2 :*« »0
How public through the column of the Mai
docH that null you? l»o you think wc mmi'ihlng of Interest concerning the
1 an afford to pay 12.7.00 each for thlr Club work each Issue, and with the
destruction? ami an for tho real of aKHlHtance of the other members of
the U' ■ r deatorylng anlinul*; we feel the Hoard of Directors keep In touch
a>Huri d the proponed bountleH which with the work of the Slayton Com
we ank the Htate to offer, are none mercial Club ho that the advantages
to high
and Improvements of this part of Mat
Now aH to the bounty which we aH] Ion County will be given legitimate
the Hiate to puy for the acalpH of piiollclty.
coona, akunkH, dlKKer squirrels und
Now friends and neighbors. Join
crow*. To thoae who are not ac- hands and let each one feel
that
Quaint *1 with tin- habitM of these these two organizations are of per
pen t h I lie Hnme may ueeni excessive; sonal Interest here and be united In
out to thoae who have had an op an effort for the upbuilding of Stay-
portunlty of at tidying their mode* of ton and vicinity.
making a living. It I h very moderate
The books are held open for Char
Indeed,
for theae bird killing, egg ter members until the second meet
Hacking vermin aer m o nutnernuM It ing In January. Hand In your name
I h u wonder any young bird« are hat to either one of the following com
ched out or reach mnturlty Taking mittee. Mrs. A.L.Shreve Mrs. Clarenc
nil thlngH
Into conMlderation al Beauchamp, Mra. L a it y , Mrs. J.M
though we have nothing to figure Kitchen. Mrs. W.A.Wright. Miss Eliza
from, atlll we Judge If the truth of Roy und Mrs. F.O.Conley.
the matter were fully known (he I ok
eiiUHcd hy theae depredators would
be a Kiirprlae to all
husliii-ss and was not able to attend
QUICK WORK.
Dan Allen, deputy county clerk as-
slated the Judges and ascertained the
results 011 a Hunough adding machine
Mr. Allen, Is an expert, In using the
machine and the large number of
votes were counted tn the
short
time of one hour
LOSERS ARK GENEROUS.
When the result« were erad there
was much pleasure expressed by thos
In and around the office. The loser*
( bless them) were among the first
to congratulate*' the winners. The
contest has been fair and free and
It was good to see the fine ladylike
feeling existing between all the late
contestants. From a business stand
point the contest was a big success
adding many new subscriptions to
the already Immense Hat the States
man had. and the results obtained
were far more than anticipated on th
launching of the contest. The only
regret the Statesman had was that
all couldn't be winners, but a contest
wouldn't be a contest unless some
had to lose.
WINNERS OF CA8H PRIZES.
The winners of the cash prizes of
fered during the contest were Mlases
Peterson. Oeaner, Chittenden, Wllaon,
and Walling
Mias Marie Chittenden
also won the first $10 cash prize.
Sl'B-CONTEST WINNERS
The winners of the sub-contest bo
nus ballots were Misses Peterson and
Muslrk; Gesner and Ulshop; Chitten
den and Goodrich; McCleJIen and Wll
son; Walling and Remington.
ON THE FIN A L COUNT.
The winners of the final and last
count were as follows:
Miss Marie C. Chittenden has first
chance of all.
Miss Khoda Gesner, < icond chance.
In district No. 1 the Misses Peter
son and Mustek have the other priz
es In the order named.
Miss Bishop In district No. two
wins one of the prizes.
In district No 3 the Misses Woods
and Goodrich have their choice.
Miss Waling of the district above
mentloned.ca: t the second largest vot
In the whole contest and will have
her choice of the ten prizes after
the pianos have been given away.
GRATITUDE EXPRESSED
On behalf of the contestants, each
and every one of them, and at their
wishes to extend their most sincere
thanks to their many friedns and ac
quaintances for the loyal support giv
en them during the Statesman's con
test Just closed.
TO DISTRIBUTE PRIZES.
If the winners will communicate
with this office as soon as possible
the contest manager will distribute
the prizes as fast as the preferences
of each are made known.
The girls taking the fair trips will
go with all the people of Salem wish
ing them a most pleasant and safe
Journey.
The publishers at the Statesman
and the contest manager are deep
ly garteful to the young ladles who
have worked so zealously to roll up
the handsome vote recorded and also
very appreciative of the universal
courtesy extended the contestants
by the public In the work
It Is only to be regretted that all
could not win.
What
Makes
A m e ric a
Grow.
COUNCILMKN
J. R. U i u
C hah snn irr
m h i
L'. II. tt im u
O H O AN.
S T A Y T O N , M A R IO N C O U N T Y . O R E G O N .
T h ir t e e n ! h Y e a r .
A W ORTHY
N K W IP A P K K
COUNCIL MKKTS
F ln t Thurii<1*jr*iil|lil t u b inoolb.
O. W. M i h i - h t
S u b B c r l p l l o n . f l . 2 S P t k A .\ N U M
D E C E M B E R 2Ç, 1908.
N u m ber 47
Fire Laddies Help Girl
Raise Fund to Buy Clothes
For Deserted Child-Wife.
In
Pitiable Condition, De stitute
Garm ents, W o m a n T a k e n
to Y. W . C. A.
Prosperous Year 1908.
of
Firemen at Station No. 8. Russell
street,near Williams avenue art- rais
ing money by subscriptions from
The past year has been a prosperous one for u s—
themselves to aid the deserted bride
of William Stephi-nson who serving
made so by the people in this vicinity. We thoroughly
a brief time In the County Jail for
robbing telephone boxes left her
penniless and without friends. It
appreciate this fact and wish to thank our many cus
was two weeks ago that he depleted
her and she has existed without
tomers and friends who have contributed to our suc
funds since that time.
Yesterday she was taken In charge
cess by their patronage am; good-will and we shall put
by officials of the Y. W. C. A , w ho
declare that when they found her she
forth our best efforts to mi rit a continuance of same
was clad only In a pair of stockings,
shoes and a calico apron. It was
necessary to send to the city to pro
in the year to come. W ishirg for all a Happy and Pros
cure clothing that she could wear
while being brought to the Y.W.C.A.
perous New Year, 1909.
Horn*-
•
The young woman is 1!) years of
age. She and a twin sister lived
near Salem until they married and
came to Portland. The young womar
now in distress. Bonnie, married a
youth by the name of Stephenson,
and the sister married a youth by
the name of Urban
T h e y < aim- to
Portland and, when funds ran short,
the two youths robbed telephone
booths. They were arrested and sen
tenced to terms In the County Jail.
On his release two weeks ago, Ur
ban and his wife left together. Ste
phenson deserted his wife. The girl
had few clothes and no money. Her
landlord. It Is charged by officials of
the Y.W.C.A., held most of the few
garment* to secure his rent. She wa
clad In what remained whe taken in
charge yesterday. Het condition was r n C C C C
s a v e
y o u r
s t o m a c h
t e a
discovered by firemen who erported U / r U L L
N O T TH E W R A P P E R S
1 L */ \
it to thi- Y W.C.A, ami ;h<y an- now
ralsnlg money for the unfortunate
He who expects Something for Nothing A lw a y s Gets Nothing
girl.
Stayton State Bank.
Thomas Grocery
CAN BY“ TO
THE
Shun the Peddler
FRONT.
Canby, Oregon. Dec.,22, 1908.— Mr.
L.L.Thomas, Dear Sir:- We are get
ting up a booster pamphlet for Canby
and surroundings, of 40 pages. We
are trying to make this the best ad
vertisement that this part of the co
untry ever had. We will distribute
5,000 copies In all 3,500 eaat and the
balance in and around the county—
The Tribune and Developement
L e a g u e of this town is at the back
of this. You can write to both for
reference.
This ls going to be a
BIG THING, you ought to get in on
It.
Respectfully yours,
G.M. Mosher.
The above letter shows the inter
est taken by Canby citizens. They
have written Mr. Thomas in regards
to carrying an ad for his stallion as
the horse is now at Canby. Let us
business people get together and pre
pare a pamphlet of similar size for
this section of Marion County. Salen
has already gotten out their book
let and Stayton or this section does
not appear in it. We have everything
needed here to make the best town
in Marlon County and all that we are
lacking is letting the less favored one
know that Stayton cannot be beaten.
Let us get together at the next
regular meeting of our Commercial
Club and perfect the plans by which
we will be able to put out a neat fol
der. Let's think about it. talk about
It write about it dream about it and
start the New Year off with the best
folder ever published.
The tea and coffee peddler in a man with a big line of talk, h Lunch
of “ gold brick” premiums and a lot of cast aside "cheap"tea- and cof
fees which he sells to the unsuspecting housew ife, hands her
' din
ky” premium to close the bargain and is off “ never to retorn.” Why
not buy at home where you can get your money back if n •( e»::«fied?
W hen your Coffee Doesn't T a ste Good Don't Blame the Cook
Until you find out what kind of coffee she irses
I t ’s n...r.
h-tu
likely the fault is with the coffee and not with the cook
if you
find the fault is with (he coffee, change your brand and
Try one of These:Seal Brand,M.Y.B„Dependable,Chase & Sanborns
Then if the coffre doesn't taste right, change conks.
W E Thomas & Son.
BUY
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
M EATS
AT THE
STAYTON MEAT MARKET
WE HAVE ON HAND FOR CHRISTMAS W EEK
A big business country must have
t 'r
big business, and ours is the biggest
Fine porkers, turkeys, chickens, veal and choice cuts of Leef. We
business country tn the world write*
across the street (mm the Brick Blacksmith Shop on VYajai
m
senator Beveridge tn Leslie’s Weekly.
E.
R.
BURRES,
Proprietor.
^ ¥ t
Business depends upon the ease and
quickness with which the people can
nature. Our boys sing loud p ra is e s o
des are: Ed Blakely. Nora Murphy, the Sllverton Choppers, and as they
M IS S M A R IE
C H I T T E N D E N W I N S mingle and trade together. To stop
W c liave not touched on the coyote
the growth of business organlgations
June Kearns, Birdie Frame. Essie arrived horn- they .certainly looked a.
F IR S T ;
M IS S
RHOOA
GESNER
problem for
it I h u question that
is to stop the growth of the country.
Maag and Lester Smith.
SECOND
P R IZ E
if they had met the we sma' hours
Intimately concerns only one class of
The 7th erade excelled in punctual and capitulated with good grace.
N e a rly F o u r M illio n Vo tes A re C se t If the steel industry were run by the
pi'Ople, notably
H iomi * who are In-
SCHOOL
NEW S.
little
concerns
of
fifty
years
ago
there
ity and attendance.
In T h e S t a t e s m a n 's G re a t P o p u la r
At the last regular semi-monthly
tereated In the sheep IndiiHtry,
It
would only be a fraction of the out
The Eighth Grade class, first div-
Emma Frank will leave Friday to meeting of Horshoe Camp 606 W.O.W
Co ntest
would probably he u hard matter to
put
of
the
people's
building
and
trans
slion
consists
of
fifteen
members,
spend the holidays at home.
S p le ndid Battle of B a llo t s C o m e s to
held Dec. 14th the annual election
push a law that would Hult all con-
A teachers meeting will be held in of officers resulted as follows:
a Clo se at 8 O'c lo c k w ith the Office pollution materials. If little shop and the second division consists of
dltlloiiH in different part* of the state
made
all
the
agricultural
Implements
eight, all bright and intelligent mem the principals room on Jan., 8, 1909 A. L. Mack P C. C. O. V. Myers
C ro w de d with E x p e c ta n t C o n te sta n ts
and hi'HideM this, our one aim Is to
at 4 p.m.. Prln.,"Some points of a C.C., O.E.Gardner Adv., Earl Queer!:*
and T h e i r F r ie n d s — R e s u lt In Doubt as they once did,fully a third of the bers.
preserve Oregon's game, which con
A class meeting was held a short good teacher” Grammar grade tea Escort.
Up to the L a s t M in u te and the C o u n t farmer* of the United States could
Jos Kearns Banker,
L.L.
cern«
all citizens equally.
I teach Physiology.” Thomas Clerk. John Robertson Man
B r i n g s M a n y S u r p r i s e s — L o s e r s Are not be supplied. Renmiember that as time ago and the following officers cher — "How
Now, to huiii up our argument to
short
railroad
lines
handled
by
little
were
elected:
President
Harvey
Beau
Intermediate teacher— Qui ck work ager, Ray Blakely Watchman, and
G enerous
you. In order to obtain your slgna
companies
have consolidated
into champ. vice-president Clyde Bressler, in
addition. Primary teacher— Be Wm. Meyers Sentry.
lure to the petition, we will Hay that
single
systems,
railway
rates
for
Secretary
Letta
Weddle.
Treasurer
ginners d rill with class of 4 The
The above tells the tale.
all atatementa made In this letter or
freight
and
passengers
have
steadily
Winnie Taylor. Class Editor Mahle meeting i» private.
The Statesman’s big popularity con
North Santiam, December 22 1908.—
In the petition aer deducted from
The
teachers
and
pupils
ex
test came to an end last evening gone down. Thirty years ago a man Gardner, Class colors Orange and
A merry Christmas and A happy
twi nty five years o f observing ex
shipping freight from St. Louis to Black. Class Motto "D ig.”
changed the season's greetings, and New Year to ail.
sharply at 8 o’clock.
port«' <o as hunter and woodsman
New
York
would
have
hilled
It
over
Well!
well!
well!
joy
pervaded
throughout
thè
entire
It was a sharp, exciting finish.
Mr Bunnell has gone to Portland
In different parts o f the state.and
Hear us spell!
building at the close of the school to visit during the holidays.
Candidates who had the honors at least two lines of road, if he trav
from much conversation with old We W"ll In hand were suddenly made sub eled from Omaha to Boston he had
One month ago 70 per cent not works of 1908.
Charley Hams of Hepner, who has
are m« n.whose opinion on these mat
below.
Schivol reopens on Monday, Jan, 4 been visiting friends at this place,
Joct to "the fortunes of war" and to buy at least three tickets and maki
ters cannot ho doubted.
three
changes
or
cars.
Service
is
tin
Now its 90 and not below
1909.
We must not close without took the train for Albany Saturday.
were displaced from their positions
What Is the use of charging hunt hy o thers who had sifted stocks of tes of theories. Shall we go back
And the way wo "d ig " aint slow naming our champions in school.Chan
J. L. Oglesbee. who is employed
er 1 f >:• a licence to hunt and passing votes for depositing at the Inst hour. ward or forward? Again the price of
The Highs this year are the
plon speller. Mary Frank champion in by the Spaulding laggin g Co., at Fall
a lot >f game laws restricting hunter
Freshies, but they will rise
Arithmetic.
Guy Sloper. Champion City, came home Sunday to visit dur
Judging by the large crowd In and the raw materials that go Into wa
to e 1 lain seasons for hunting If the around the Statesman office Saturday gons and agricultural Implements hus
And win credits to the other
in History,
Claire Situerai. Cham ing the holidays.
stall does not ns well protect the night you would have thought that Increased, while the price of wagons
Highs' surprise.
pion talker In class Herschel Shreve,
John Green, who was visiting at
hum r in his rights by protecting the It was the ratification of a national and agricultural implements has gone
That will cause this town to think Champion writer of wit. Guy Kearns. the home of U.G.Clark left Friday
game in their native haunts from tho In learning the result of the great down, and at the same time thos"
And the classes before, their eyes Champion class spelling ninth grade. Mr. Clark accompanied him.
ravages of ravenous carnivorous wild popularity contest, and large number* wagons and agricultural Implements
to blink.
Champ Ion singers Mabel Gardner
Charley Stevens, who has
In usts?
LaWYers, doctors, merchants
and Harvey Beauchamp. Champion ployed by the Cone Lumber-C
of them, anxious for the first news, today are guaranteed. Polltlcans dt -
nounce
big
business:
but
ask
thp
This petition is being published In were on hand to watch the progress
teachers,
.
i , Athletics, Pole Vault.
Stephen to Portland Friday.
nil parts of the state so as to re of the count. Most Interested among farmer If he is willing to go back to
Agriculture experts thy will be Taylor. Guy Sloper, High Jump Ever
Forest Mack went to Silvetron Fri
ach as large a number nf citizens as the spectators of course were the the blacksmith-shop for his plows,
And we are getting there fast, ett Gardner, Broad Jump.
Stephen day as a candidate to the W.O.W.
possible, we want to get nil that young women themselves and their harrows,wagons and repairs.
as you can see.
Taylor: Hundred yard dash. Guy Slo-
Mr and Mrs. Stevens have been
• an
>btaln"d. Let every one who friends who had assisted In winning i
President Dare Sloper vice presi ! per and Norman Davie.
visiting friends at Albany for a few
tat s an Interest In the preserva votes. No one knew what the result
dent
Emma
FFrank
secretary
Mae
Portland. Oregon. December 21st.
days past.
;i
of Oregon's game eut out the would lie. Subscriptions had poured 1908.— Fifty
school children from Crabtree treasurer Guy P. Kearns
C H O P P E R S H A V E BI G L OG
Mr and Mrs Shaw of Illinois.who
1 < utlon, paste It on a sheet of pa- In on the last day of the contest and Chicago are to be brought to the Class editor Guy P. Kearns Class or
ROLLING AT SILVERTON.
have been visiting their son R. V.
l r and go out among your acqualn- the relative standing of the contest Alaska-Yukon-Paclfie Exposition next ator Herschel Shreve
Class colors
On last Friday afternoon about thir ! Shaw, returned home Tuesday.
t cos and procure their signatures. ants as they appeared In the Monday year If piai: tm .t'M ei: Iiy Secretary Blue and White Clnss Motto Boost.
members of Horshoe Camp 606 W.
i 'I depend on somebody else but Issue of the paper gave not the cllgh- Toiu Richardson ot t ie Oregon De
Our new books have arrived. Our O.W. of this place left here by var-'
Rev. W. F. Chase will preach hi;
(l It yourself and when you get all test inkling as to t.he final result- velopment League Is carried out. genial friend Mr Shepherd came in ioua conveyances bound for Silverton
II sermon Sunday eve’g., Dec
t
games you ran procure be sure t« Surprises
our
room
heavily
loaded
with
the
box
to attend and participate In the big
were expected and they They will also visit Portland and
■ill them to the nililress subscribed were not lacking.
oliti .• cities In this state and when of books. The Librarians have made Woodman Initiation held at that placet 2.8th at the Christian church, subjei,
It low. hy the Kith of January 1S»0!I.
“ Lifes Way” All are cordially invit
The few minutes before 8 wore mo tliev return home will write letters records of them ard they are In th" the same nlsht.
Also It would he well for those ments of anxious suspense for the telling of (he trip and what they saw new library. The pupils are *1« ' i
Delegates were in attendance from!
t are so inclined to either Rpeak contestants and their friends. None in the Northwest
Exhibits of the ed with them and the demand for the >iuer luwus anil mean ties viz: Salem1 Born— At Stayton Oregon, Nove
writ" to your State Senators an<1 of them knew what the others had woods of this section, with Industrial librarian's presence Is very much | Woodburn, Victor Point and stayton
her 7th 1908. to Mr and Mra O. V.i
fi ;>resentatives concerning the Im- to bring In to add to their credit ami scenic pictures, have been used In evidence.
mingling with the Silverton choppers I Meyers a 9 lb., daughter.
i lance of this measure. If all will at the last minute. There was ail In In the Chicago schools, made up into
Vern Smith Joined the 8th grade made a big croud and insured a good
I- .-«• the Interest of our state at. voluntary sigh of relief form many nets and circulated from one school force this week. Vern Is a quiet in time.
1 ert .will lend a hand for a short of them when the last subscription to another. In the teaching of geogra dustrious hoy and seems eager to
The Northwest Electric Light and
Horshoe Camp lead the procession
pall we will place one of the most that could he counted In the contest phy.
learn
In the number of new applications, I Power Association, embracing Oregon
I official Inws on the statute books had h een taken.
Nellie Shreve is our champion spel they having fourteen to their credit. Washingto, Idaho, and Montana.held ;
and the Judges
U it lias ever been enacted. Send unlocked the linllot box and emptied
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.... team from this Camp also re- a two day's session in the conven
The
Poultry raisers ars taking lots of In ler In the Grammar Grade.
t
petitions to, Wtn.R.Mealey, Fos- It* contents
Nellie Shreve. Roy Lentz Dare I celved rnany praises for the manner tion hall of the Portland Commercial
on the table, around terest In the coming show of the loin
Club last week. Every state had nu
(• r„ Oregon.
which
sat the members of the County Poultry Association at Eugeni Sloper, Gladys Jones and A.D.Gard- in which they executed their work.
After the initiation exercises a ban merous delegates and the meeting wu
committee.
Assisting
the mayor, December 21st to 24th. Handsomely ner are out on account of sickness.
The
Ladles
Improvement Club Hon George F. Rogers, were Col. engraved silver trophies will be given
Henry
Worth and th«' directors quet followed. All members of the one of the best they had ever held
Circle and Camps repaired to the The Northwest has attracted the bri
n ets regularly on the first and third | Rollin K. Page and Deputy Dtatrlct as prizes. The poultry product of visited school last week
The pupils neither absent or late lodgeroom to participate in Toastmak ghtest men from the teehlnal schools
M ondays of each month at 2 :lt) p.m. i Attorney Chas I,. McNary. Mr. F. W Oregon Is valued at five million dol
for three months in the Grammar Uri ing aud other entertainment of a like of tho country.
In the City Hall.
47t.f. I power was called out of the city on lars annually.