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STAYTON. MARION COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 25, 1916.
NO. 31
Sadden Deaths.
WOULD LIKE
ANOTHER TERM.
nd. and wan unconscious for
e time. No bones were brok-
• received several bruis-
and was badly shaken gp.
I;î;!,*»l. » 1-H.
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Give Novel Party
enable» him to form an accurate
estimate of the value of taati
mony. * * • He believe« in
Mesdames J . M. Ringo and J .
Fery
settling
eases out of court if
f<
¿'.¡i
J ) . i
W.
Mayo were hostesses a t a
[ Michael Fery. for a number of
_ ____ ___ , 1 ìài : possible, and )ias advised parties
novel
party on Friday evening at
years a resident of this place,
to settle their differences by agt
died suddenly at his home Sun the home of the latter. Their
reement even after a ease has
day night. He had been in bis guests were: Dr. Beauchamp and
m
been argued. His record on the
V/. Elder,. J. T. Kearns, J .
li
usual health, but on retiring did wife. Dr. Korinek and wife, Mn(.
i*.?
cjrcuit bench is of particular
R.i Miller. find J . Missler went to
not aeem so well. Daring the Joe Peery, S. C. Stewart and C,
interest at this.time, when there
Jem Monday evening'in the
night bis wife noticed that his J . Korinek. All the party were
i# much general discussion of the
Missler car to hear Hon. Geo.
hands were cold, and on looking dressed in either Japanese or
disposition of' American court»
a I E .: Chamberlin. They report the
further discovered that he had Chinese costumes and the decora
to give exhaustive consideration
Grand opera house crowded, and
tions, place cards, lunth etc,f
passed away in his sleep.
in technical and interlocutory
the audience very attentive.
The funeral service was held were in keeping with t.ussa na
Questions. That he is not skilled
Urfe a Senator Chamberlin reviewed
at the Catholic church in this tions.
ip such phases of legal practice
|orne in ^ e actB ° f the administration,
Cards and music furnished en
pity this morning at 9:06 o’clock,
“ id at the same time has a re*
riotj
not touch politics, and gave
conducted by Rev. F r .. Lainck, tertainment for the evening; but
arkable record for affirmance»
^ o n . j hi$ hearers the facts c o rse te d } |
and was largely attended.
<• _ the most merriment came when
the, Supreme Court, is deemed
>n and #ith the last session of congress
* An obituary will be published the guests were ihi^iated into
►farti’ S
orthy ’o f more ihan a passing next week.
to se e l1 Speaking ot the Mexican aitua ''Sw
eat;rjg with chop-ptieks.
iU
T*'im
’ thought.”
i mndej^<m 1,e declared. that JHexfcv.’*. IV
| ' Man jT strong letters and edi-
Denny-------^ —
gen hi problem is her OWrt, that her
.,1 oriaia commendatory of Judge
'1
, ■ ■ , *>.* <: .■./ '--fa
ef.;peopki m e trying to. eatabhah.
Ac the family home tB the
Qallcuyay can be submitted, but
by his Ubertv after their own fashion
Ex-Chief of Police Slo. r, for-
Waldo Hiils, Monday, at 11 a. m. merly of Portland. * will
.!
»pace
here
permits
the
reproduc
rU()(| auid that it.is not the duty of the
jb
l go<
William Galloway.
tion of only a faw.
~
: occurred the death of Miss Hen the Methodist ch&Wti >uhdv
United Stafap ur apy pation tp
Wm. Galloway is an Or
nii The late E x-G overn or W m . rietta Denny, after an illness night in the intep>*t of i do cam-
wishes Ettempt to djetate to Mexico.
i'sru p. Lord, himself for many years lasting only from Saturday.
paigri against the'l>rfew«4 amend
lia sec Me said that in the event of in- pioneprdf 1852. He was
Miss Denny was bom in the ment and for the prohibiiion a-
acamhili county.)!
able member
membei of the Oregon Su
y
_ro j„ terventipn thé soldiers would on a farm in Yamhill
st his «a^rifiee their lives on the altar j At an early age he ft$u«k out for; preme Coui
Court, wrote to Judge Waldo Hills. Feb. 14, 1859, % mendment, the service beginning
pack
traih
in,|
Galloway
of.Mammon and not on the altar himself with a
, at the time of his can day in which Oregon became a at 7:30. R. G. Miller of Portfetyl
ay
of honor bertidse the, insistence Eastern Oregon and Maho. ? ®ll didacy for the Circuit Judgeship: State. She received her egjrly will accompany “ the chief” and
for intervention cornea chioily made Ip* way llvrougnS^io»^andij “ J have no hesitancy in sav- éducation in the school near her it expected will sing a number
from Americans holding, large in- graduàted frém^ Willamétt U ni-! ¡ng that years of acquaintance home, later attending Willam of songs, with guitar accompani
For several years h e .wjth you' have given Tie some ette University, where she grad ment The public is cordially in
met tifaats iw Mexico which they versity.
taught _ jjehool and farmed in J knowledge of your common sense. uated with honbrs.
“
vited to hear this man who be
een a wish protected-. '
For fifteen years she followed cause of his practical experience
Yamhin
county;
was
elected
to
;
sourît!
judgment
and
fidelity
to
Senator
Chamberlain
paid
a
h^ul-
the vocation of teaching, in
i the tribute to the Americans of for- the legislature three times and public duty, and that your high which she proved very success- in a metropolis, with crime and
eign blood, saying that he ad -imado an- enviable record for regard for jt^diciai duty and ju s
its cause, is in a position to know
Ivc Me-1
them for their loyalty toff®*1"!*»« indonendence.
tice is an assurance that if you ful. She then returned to
thei their own fatherlands, holding In 1880 he »’.as elected County are elected to the circuit judge- home place, where she has since
The pastor will preach at ths
~ proof that ir,!Judge of Yamhill; when he took ship, you will regard j t as a post made her home with her brother. ¿ ,oro!ng hbur on <Thg A,h & -
étant,
hold ^ t! cv<?nt P* bccossity th ,-y they j
county was heavily' 0f honor and cautiously and safe-
• ,i_ i
F
r..
Mind and The Literature in
id ,p»»fc* would be equally loyal and put-j*n drht, v.ith a high tax levy; at ¡y piard the rights and interests oho with her broth»«. Elmer the Home „
Su-nd^ n lih t, a, tM,
,,e,,ceJiribtic Amerieftnd:
ithe-eonehtstofi of his t**rm ^ -L o f litigants, and conserve to the and Byron .r e left to monrn h e r ^
jAvas not a candidate for re-elec-,: best of your ability the peblic
“ I“ O0'! " 5' was 2 # - churnh the cause of the Armed-
'iHoof l^eVeflred v.if«h’|he--wunty iin terest” ‘ 7A :>L "
r»l:> * ‘‘ W
and .¡an sulierera vraa prere., . J.
made of 0 „.^ «,eeT
A it oJadebtfenS with>the lowest |- f he’A iBapy,D!gU‘y Peritocrgi. he death twill be a sorrow to ,>u oBtri
tax levy of any county in the in.an etiidoriel amlfw theheadrng
Gann«, « b d »
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Judge.''’’
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winnio|oi«fe..««-<wt .-Of I» « ** ib -
* io t hoTr.aou posifton he ij®dck‘naérhianv .trg- Ho'awd thei'menVbere ryft'tHe<fe] U hart ofilciatiug,■< and- there js s s ]',,'^ r i r J . * f ^ S t ì ^ ? |fi^iSftfng ât
alargeC ratfiendaace at^ttie set1- *,the hpnje of her^sis^r Mija. Jim
í»rteirty<Jofiskm^t>ni»rtying com-|
phi *
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w
00 such : claim fa r Judge. Gallo : : t e r _______
; ’ -:n fit - , U-i.l * 1 )
uniiM»1 hei m m u Tcr
way;1 J Wé- do Waim,J ''h ow ler, .•Vfñix.ññT VitTÄMß' IT
a solitary error, h
W ^èüi'd'ld
riri
o'd f i o J J i g a bii t i r i i q , 7o
nt ìn d i o)
íewr-íit i l hí>i#y
During tfi'VBxftifptl&hWly busy bp a spirit o f absolute.! fairness
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NX o i ti
«nd'e^iitlfui life-JutfkeOalleway grid striit irnparflftlftyl" Hi# lëg-
, s JL d lX ë £ u & U iP Ot
‘«wws m*ní «
hasfound lime to pasticipnte aert- al mind has never been syrayco! I*t.i ,,t» Î Î T ' , u l ...
t i h h i r n j V “ »«
1 « SUT a-.o
Airt.j_bft* *'-*»
isiJ-jtt*o
ha
^vely;tn many epterprises fpr the by; partisan prejudice enbyi popu-
nioyVA it ¿V* j t.
uprbfaJdipg -pf ■ Qregpn. f>p d Mr riâmor. ,He nhiis' attempted
:(m f r r t o i » .svn!
oj »liotvhlH
many years he has been a iar- fa perform his duty, ip,ço^eplete
h ¿ih tlr.f 3 r’ t Vti
on '{ K o 'id h r t
i annan id e iti Iti ?“ '“a »>¿1 no »rtsu itk
mor, has engaged extensively inj harmony with the law and evi
r
M
stock-rai^ng- slid hortifeulture.j dence. Thé Démocrât has confi
i n * ï4 T .
3ñ
imittdS tit', -w . H.-.Htri
and still owns and operates a dence in both the integrity and
:!
<•! 3fl)f-ïty> h
farm in Yamhill county. He is a ability of Judge Galloway. We,
t'îi;
;<
X
- » »'"liôaSï
life member of the old State| therefore feel that he is well
Agricultural Society which start worthy of support ”
—T'î.-n
ed the Oregon State Fair, and
I f honored by election by the
was for several years president voters thistim e, Mr. GalloWay
% ii
JH 2 A I
of the State Board of Agriculture. says he does not expect to run
ven with eeery 10c purchase.
He is an ex-president of the Ore again.—Oregon Messenger, Re
gon Pioneer Association and a publican.
4
lifs member of the Oregon His-»
7,Ktï4 oí
us jouMua
torical Society.
ir
t. ,
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OREGON
In 1&04 Judge Galloway was
i . ».
= *►
one of the, Democratic nominees
Without
Regard
to
Politics.
5 s^soí^uos^a)sw
for Circuit Judge of the Third
to Iftltt Siiti. ■aft*
Judicial
District,
comprisiag
Limi
[kW iptttwK no
?d> bc'!v*<
Gehlhar, that’s the man who,
•wlt tifl/tiV'iari».. ■.»»»# Marion. Polk, ¡ TMlamook. and
.ee
f ¡.JUtfif h 1.1 Yamhill counties—all strongly because,w% know him to baahle,
Republican. H» was elected, honest, economical, and courte
carrying four of the five count ous, we have laid aside politics .leb'
Ax.
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•• i»>i naif^ .v
ies.. In 1910, as a candidate for ahd’dur people, for their own
*' ■ . ,
‘
wil-'ic « ii"ftfHihS ilM
re-election, he made no other interests, to support for district
Y o u l l fin d a s p i r it t h a t w i l l m a fc C *
campaign than that of his record attorney, and wo believe they
KOlt, n
.1 - ' : 4
iHl office. The result was that Will dO it. • "I mr.
you
w a n t to c o m e
a g a in .
Y ou | | ;
His record as a public official
he.xeceived t^ie highest vote of
fin d ju s t w h a t y o u w a n t i n " 'i
any of the four’ candidates, carri entitle» him to the solid vote of
Y o ù r
ed % i»iyè)y èvery fme of the the taxpayers. They need him,
c le a n
G r o c e r ie s .
Y o u ll-a ls o -i
¿VO Üountie8, pyefp^yp ß Äepubt | -*^Jéfferton Review. —
D ri
o n e ot th e
b est
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licapj
'liiAtd.Cf
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A
M a r io n c o u n ty .
¡If
I s l e ■ o p t i c a l p a r l f f l »
Hear Chamberlain.
m
Methodist Chur ch
rW inter
■fit«! 'lihe « t» * « bo
numerous
right! priefefe/ A I 1
P
High-Cut Shoes
Just Received
ÍINGS, MATTRESSES
line jüst in. Also a
càiilàren’s Beds
PRICES SAME AS LAST YEAR
Ì
LANCE F I ELD
iDW ARE COMPANY
Gehlhar_ _ Supported
n
When You Gome to This Store
You'll Be Recrived a» a Friend
tant to Have
:ed Properly.
ip e tie n c e in O p to tn e tr y
km-)»0
Ite o f f a ë C h i c à g o
l C n a ir g e s
prk.
r e a s o n a b ly
- __
fo r
01 i B e t ’ u s f i ^ r e w i t h y o u
Alva, as he had had
);» »ti*iinftiu!l OUT •nyrh 1 i > J 1
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w seveMit y e sfi and'had
orders, w hether large or “
“ ‘ J‘n .«.-Uifci-is-b *»|H »d
aril KO COIIM
« " r w m i * « . » •“ * •••” « * , Imm
*• A^Van Handel and
o f B e a u - J practical sense of justice and
equity, as well as a good under- Blakely are plastering at the H . :«
C o n s u l t a t i o n f r e e . standing of human nature, which Wirth home.
O ffic e n o r th
S to re *
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