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List of Clerks and Judges
t Announced By Gounty
, Clerk U.G. Boyer
County Cleric U. G. Boyer yes
terday announced the following
list of election judges and clerks
for the 74 precincts in Marion
county for the primary election of
May 16: I -
AurosTillr. First Ret Judges: E.' I.
Iortfr, Anluill; ilelvia Gildow, Aims
Zi ClerW: Kmraa Condit. AumsTille;
M. Maude Boone, Anmille. Neva Itow
tm, Aunuville. Second Set Judge: John
A. 8mith, Turner; B. F. Simpson. Awna
Tille. Clerks: H. U Wright, Aamirille;
ChM. F. lleia, AnmTUle; EUie Lewis,
AumsTlUe.
Aurora, First Set Judge: LJ I. Bay
Her, Aurora; W. C. Grim, Aurora. Clerks:
Mrs. . U. Carpenter, Aurora; Helen
Kadler, Aurora; Percy Wili; Aurora. Sec
ond Mot Judges: L-ouis tVebert, Aurora;
Wm. Wurster, Aurora. Clerks: Lrna Kh
len, Aurora; L. L. Gribble, Aurora; Xora
Blosser, Aurora. ,1 '
Breitenbutti Judges: Fannie Y. SUM
man. Detroit: Almira A. Hoover,. Detroit.
Clerks: Nellie Kiddell, Detroit; Nsnry
J. -White, Detroit ; Kinma ' A. Becker, De
troit..' 1 ' h';-' !-- i' J . j, , ,.'
Brooks. First Set Judges: George
Ramp, Brooks; Oeorjre Baynard. Brooks.
. Clerks:" Ralph Sturgis, Brooks; Robert
', Xusom. Brooks; Malcolm 8. Kainp, Brooks.
Second set Judges: Komeo CSouley,
Brooks; Clyde Harris. Brooks, Clerks:
Hylvester Harris.-Brooks;. Frank Sturgis,
Brooks; pan Cranio, Brooks.
But teyille Judges, John Murray, An
rora R. No. 3 ; Napoleon Davis,' Aurora
K. No. 3. Clerks t i. F. Clark, Aurora
It. No. 3; E. A. M. Cone, Aurora, R. No.
3 ; Fred Dentel, Aurora R. No. 3.
Champoeg Judge: B. M. Smith. Au-
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In My first Biff Production
BABY
PEGGY
The
JDAULING OF
NEW YORK
lit JVW JSe.thc Talk of the Town
' 'V iy - - r
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rora R. No, 5; F. E. Osborne, Aurora R.
No. 5. Clerks: Roy Coleman, St. Paul; '
Walter ' T. Smith, Aurora It. No. 5; Al
bert Melrin Anderson, Aurora It. No. 5. ;
Uheraawa. First Met e-udces: J. J. New
myer, Chemawa ; A. F. Beordaley. Salem
K. No. 5. Clerks: Alma V. Henderson,
Chemawa; Loia Reefer, Salem R. No.8T
ixra L cuuiuungs. Hal em K. No. 8. Sec
ond Set Judges: R. J Henderson, Che
mawa; A. E. Camming. Salem R. No. 8.
Clerks: W. E. Savage, .Salem R. No. 8;
W. D. Taylor, Salem R. No. 8; Cora
Teter, Chemawa.
Croiaan Jndges: 3, O. Walker, fia
lem K. No. 8; W. C Pettyjohn, Salem
11. No. 3. Clerks: Mabel iliggins, Sa
lem R. No. 3; Elsie Carpenter, Salem R.
No. 3:' Jeaso J. Johns, Salem R. No. 3.
Box 277. , '
Donald. First Set Judges: Fred -M.
Oearin, Donald: A. E. . Felker, Hubbard,
H. No. 1. Clerks: Alary A. Yereen. Auro
ra R. No. S ; lons Mill.r, Hubbard R.
NO. I; ttetia Uifsy, Aurora It. No. 5. Sec
ond Set Judges: Jas. 1. Feller. Aurora
R. So. 5; Joseph H. Smith. Hubbard R.
No. 1. Clerks: K. D. Carver, Donald; J.
Bush, Donald; E. R. FeUer. Donald.
Elkhorn Judges: Ed. Sischo, Gates;
Selas Rods. Gates. Clerks: Mrs. Imu A.
Myers, Gates; A. R. Myers, Gates; Ray
Sisc-ho, Gates.
Englewood, First Set Judges : Fred
Aufdsrheide, Salem K. No. : L. H. Lick-
el, Salem R. No. ti. Clerks: O. P. Bond,
Salem K. No. 0; John S. Marshall, Salem
R. No. ; Edith M. Fuller, Salem R. No.
Ci. Second Set Judges: J. E.-Ownbey,
Kalein, R, No. 6 ; J. C. ' Herren, Salem,
R. No. 7. Clerks: Lloyd A. Lee, Salem,
R. No. 6; Helta Fields, Salem R. No. o;
Mao ,Tarpley, Salem, R. No. 6.
Fairfield Judges: F. R. DuRette. Ger-
vais; F. F. Parker, Gervais. Clerks: Mary
Imlah, Uervaisr Paulina Tuttle, Gervais ;
Celia Rjibens,' Gervais.
' Fairgrounds, First S' -Judges; F. O.
Johnson, Salem R. No. 9; Alliert Lengren,
Salem R. No. 9. Clerks: Geo. E. Mc
Afee. Salem R. No. 9; Ruth Rulifson,
Salem Jt. No. 8; L. M. Van Cleave, Salem
H. No. 9. Se-ond Set Judges: W. 11.
Weeks, Salem R. No. 8; W. . I'earmine,
Salem R. No. 8. Clerks: 1 I. Pearmine,
Salem R. No. 9; Kenneth W. Bayne. Sa
lem R. No. 9; Wm. Rickman, Salem R.
No. 9.
East Oerrais, First Set Judges: Marie
T. .Mangold, Uervaia; E. W. Manning,
Gervais. Clerks: Mrs. G. J. Moisan, er
vais: Mrs. Pearl Stevens, Gervais; Mr.a
Iuise Schwab, Gervais. Second Set
Judges: O. J. Moisan, Gervais; C. W.
Shields. Gervais H. No. J. Clerks: Otto
Berning, Gervaia R. No. 3; Ward Man
ning, Gervais It. No. 1; B. W. Catching,
Gervais R. No. 1.
West Gervais, First Set -Judges: Au
gust Schaffer, Gervais; A T. Tansler,
Gervais. Clerks: J. C. GalbraUh, Gervaia
R. No. 3; Kate R. Marshall. Gervais R.
No. 3; John Mills, Gervais. Second Set
Judges : -Joseph Rubens.' Gervaia R. No.
3 ; ) Al. Vanderbeck, Gervais R. No. 3.
Clerks: Wm. Leilh, Gervais R. No. 3;
Mario C." Ferschweiler, Gervais R. No. 3;
Mrs. E. Goffin, Gervais R. No. 3.
Horeb Judges: Geo. A. Spencer, Lyona
R. t No. 1, Box 81; LeRoy Grafe, Gates.
Clerks: Ruby E. Horner, Gates; H. O.
Bevier, Gates; Bess Wareham, Gates.
Central Howell, First Set Judges: A.
B. W. Hughes, Salem R. No. 7; John Lau
derback, Salem R. No. 7. Clerks: G. H.
Ottaway, SUverton R. No. 2; Edward
Dunigan, Jr.. Salem R. No. 7; Mrs. Maud
Tweed, Salem R. No. 7. Second Set
Judges, Edward Dunigan, Sr., Salem R.
No. 7; John Tweed, Salem R. No. 7.
Clerks: -Clarence Lv Simmons, Salem R.
No. 7; Henry Werner, Silvertoa Jt. No.
2 ; Walter Beutler, Pratum.
North Howell Judges: Ellis Stevens,
Gervais R- So. 1 ; ' A. T. - Oline, Gervais
R. No. 1. Clerks: Robt. Beer, Gervaia R.
No. 1; Lala C. Weisner. Gervaia R. No.
1 ; Msttie Vinton, Gervais R. No. 1.
F-au Hubbard, First Set Judges Ivan
Grimm, Hubbard ; Ii. E. Dimick, Hub
bard H No. 2. Clerks: Mary E. Coleman,
Hubbard; C.-H. Cleaver, Hubbard; Fran
cis Weaver, - Hubbard. Second Set-
Judges: B. tt. Wells, Hubbard: U. N.
Beck. Hubbard. 'CTerks: Maud M. Dick,
Hubbard: W. B. Palmer. Hubbard; Isaae
Ott. Hubbard. -
West Hubbard, First Set Judges: J.
L. Calvert, Hubbard ; Ella Coylo Murk.
Hubbard. Clerks: Susie . Ott, Hubbard;
Pearl Kinzer, Hubbard; B. Paulsen. Hub
bard. Second Set Judges: J. C. Mc-
Shane, Hubbard; Edna B. Mack. Hub
bard. Clerks: sadia tscnoii. xiuooara;
M. B. Kromling. Hubbard; Ruby B. Crit
tenden. Hubbard.
Jefferson,' First Set--Judges: W. A.
Kotthoff, Jefferson; Ed. D. Smith, Jef
ferson. --Clerks ; Bertha Curl, Jefferson;
Mrs. W.-H.. Sherman Jefferson; H. D.
Mars, Jefferson. Second" Set Judges:
J. H. Rowland, Jefferson; E. E." Howell,
Jefferson. Clerks: Frank E. Wall, Jef
ferson R- No. .2; J. T. Jones, Jefferson;
Leaton W. Howall. Jefferson.
LibertyrJudgea: Frank Hrubetz, Sa
lem R. No. 8. Box 188; Gracia L. Oh
mart, Salera R. No. 3. Clerks: Thomas
Neelon, Salem. R. So. 3; J. E. Carofhers,
Salera R. No. 4f carl utoson, oaiera a.
No. 4. ' - i - ' '
Macleay Judges; W..A. Jones, Mae
leav; D. J. Miller. Macleay. Clerks: Gen-
evieva Mader. Macleay; Olive M. Palmer,
Macleay; Alice M. Nielsen, Macleay.
Marion Judges: M. H. Bobbins, Mar
I... I.u Smith. Marion. Clerks: C. Yf.
Russell, Marion; Harley Libby, Marion;
Lee Farlow, Marion. i
UrKM Jidm'-Joa. Nibler. Wood
burn H. io. 8 : H. D. Hawley, Wood
hn rWki: Stenhen Bauraan. - Wood-
burn B. No. 2; P. J. Gilles, Woodbrun
R. .No. 2; W. J. Dart, ? Wo4bra it.
u.himi First ' Set Judges; E. G.
Rieratnnd. Starton: W. P.Mnlkey, Me
h.m Clerks: Lula Beringer. Meham;
Vf ...Hi. Wasner. StaVton : Callie Champ,
Mehams. Second Set Judges: G. E. Be-r
linger. Mehamar A. JT. w eiter, Rtayion
R. No. l. . Clerks: Riley H. Champ, Stay-
ton R. No. 2 ; Henry tMegmuna, Biajwra ,
O. L. Morris,' Mehanta. ,
;-u;ii pit. Vint Ht Jndees: E. J
Richsrds, Mill City; Helen Saucier, Mill
City. Clerks: Jennie aiaag, mui viiy ;
i:r.nm it Tavlor. Mill City; Mrs. D. B.
Richards. MU1 City. , Second Set Judges:
Perry Mason. Mill City: Phillip A. Brant
Mill City. Clerks: John G. Srhaer. Mill
City; Phillip W. Brant, Mill City; Fred
Ulmer. Mill City. ,
'iVa.Km rini Ret Judires: E. R.
Seely. .Woodburn; Jos. T. Rosa, Mt. An
Lon Chaney
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Conway Tearle
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get. Clerks: Albert E. -Miller, Monitor;
l J t vj i. t xj : - . 1 1 ; - vi i
vst jkwu s ivi . K7r vua or a wufKCB a m
nis Norton, Woodburn; Anna Gilles, Mon
itor. Clerks: J. K. Stone, Woodburn; E.
N. Carinichael. Monitor;- Mary M.i White,
HI. Angel K. o. 1.
' East Mt. Angel, First ; Set Judges-:
John W. Elmer, MU Angel; Henry Bern
ing, m i. Angei. t lersa: Alois rweuer. jit.
Angel; F. J. Sauvain, III, Angel; A.-J.
Judges: John T. Baunian, Mt. Angel; N.
u. auctri, mi, Angri. vieru ; vhb a.
linger, Mt. Angel; A. 1. Bourbonnaia, Mt.
Angel; J. L. i"rance, Mt. Angel.
Jacob Berchtold, Mt. Angel; Henry
uuisi'ii, Ml. Augei. vierss: ueriruue ive
her, Mt. Angel; Lena Holmes, Mt. Angel;
Judges: Fred J. Schwab, Mt. Angel; Paul
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A. cm-iiiuiui. Mil. AUri. iirr&ii v.ri
U..k.u. Kit lnl- II ft k'iuhlF Ut
Angel j II. A. Zollner, , Mt.; Anel.
1-ringiH juuges: i. u. uaviuson, pa
lera R. No. 4; R. E.. Anderson, Salem K.
ao. v -1 f r . : nyj r. apimiii, mwki,
tMU .V V.... ' 1 U I .aWam. U'iHi.m Si .
lem ii.' No. 4- Mario Blundell, Salem R.
No. S. . .
R. No. 8; R. M. liem Salem R.' No. e.
t.'lerks: J. c. MofarU:ne, aieia
8; E. L. Rogers, Salem IL No. 8; H. A.
Penny, Salem R. No. 8. !
Riverview Judges: Eva Cauthorn, In
depeauence; Milton Hoyser, - Salem : R.
No. 3. Clerks: Agnes Hoyser, Salem R.
'n 9r Msrri Rniith Hilm It No.. 3:
Henry Cauthorn, Independence. '
Kueuaie judges;; u. A.' toie, saiem
R. No. 4 : O. i)encer. Salem R. No. 4.
l'l.l. f Vf . Tm .1... . rrH.n . WillAVii
Campbell, Salem R. No. 4; Chas. Rug
gles, Sclem R. No. 3. "
Salera No. 1; First Set Judges: Flor
ence' Boerama, Salem, 1687 Center St.;
Fannie M. Millard, Salem, 2011 D St.
Clerks: Octavia 1 Ann Hoppes. Salem,
2031 Center St.; Eatella C. Smith, Salem,
j;so i. 18th St.; u. t . liura, naiem,
1215 Marion St. Second Set Judges;
L. R. M. Pierce, Salem, 1750 Market Si.;
Fern Wells Daugherty, Salera, 1035 N.
20th St. Clerks: Anna A. Pierce, Salem,
1750 Market St.; Mrs. Bessie Bonney,
Salm, Miu N. 20th l.; Mrs. Grace
Weber, Salem, 675 N. 16th St.
L. Craig, Salem, 1216 Court St.; Ida M.
nunneii, naiem, a. loin i lerKi:
May Buckner, Salem, 1310 Court St.;
Mrs. Jessie Wilson, Salem, 1237 Court
St.: Mrs. Julia Tibblta, Salem, 190 S.
i4in si. necona ne jiiurps: v. r. duck
ner, Salem, - 1310 Court St.; lAicretia
linn. M.lu 1 7 1 ft Sl.l. 81 'lu.L- u
J. Clark Tibbits, Salem, 190 S.' 14th St.;
I.i i ne a. waters, -Haiam, lows Ktate M.;
Vivian Lewis, Salem. 224 N. 15th St.
o.l -v.. . t?:.. o ... i . . f . .
Reed, Salem, 365 N. 20th St.; Sphi
lrof. Florian Von Eschen, Salem, 1775
N. 20th St.; Minnie C. McKi'nney, Salera,
estate i. tsecona nev judges;
Chas. Ramsden, Salem,' 395 N. 19th St.;
Hattie F. Cameron, Salem, 898 N. 21st
s. vierm: iun jacvieiien, l pa
lem, 205 N. 21st St.; Herbert S. Booth,
Kalom 1711 Chomobitt Mt ? Sarah J.
Clark, Salem, 443 N. 24th St.
Salem No. 4.; First Set Judges; W,
Gamble. 8e lem, 1447 Mill St. "Clerks:
An, Alice o. uny, oaiein, mat . iin
St.; Elisa J. Darling, Salem, 740 S. 12th
St.; Edith J. Hassel, Salera, 895 S. 15th
St. Second Set Judges: E. S. Budlong,
Salem. 564 S. 17th St.; U. R. McDowell,
Salem, 1515 Bellevue St. Clerks, Iva B.
Busney, oaiem, isdo rerry nt. ; vioie
R.lom SfiS S 17th St - Xizzie
Cory, Salem, 365 S. 17th St.
Salem No. 5; First Set Jndges: Geo.
ns t- i iaf xrlil ca. T 1 -
a.l.m QlfM Trade St. Clerks:
Jessie B. Follis, Salem, 396 S. 21tt St.;
Mrs; Bene Nsnon, feaiem, jam bu;
Mrs. Jennie Woolery, Salem, 844 S. 25th
C C.nr.A a.1 Tnrt Y R lilih. Ha.
lem, 210 S. 19th St.; W. El Walker. Sa
lem. 2030 Trade St. cieras: rmma
Maplethorpe, Salem, 295 S. 22nd St.;
11.1.. loi.i S.lom 1.M - VrL
D. B. Simpson, Salem. 2270 Mill St.
Salem No. 6; First Set Judges; Chas.
J. Lisle, Salem, 1041 S. 13th St.; Annie
t T a 13th St Clxrkaf
. J 44 4 , 41"' , . . u ' - . " - - -
Anna D. Brownson, Salem, 990 S. 12th
St.; Clara is. urosa, saiem, evz a. mn
St.; Belinda G. Chase, Salem. J. 309 Wal
ler St. Second Set Jndges: Lena M.
Lisle, Salem, 1041 S. 13tn St.; Charles
v n.lm ii Off S. 13th St. Clerks:
W. E. Judsott Sslem, 1244 -Waller St.;
v rs.n.Kio HuUm oca R 12th St. :
Mayme Bayes, Salem. 1324 Waller St.
Salem No. 7; First Set Judges; J. J.
McDonald, Salem, 2605 Fairgrounds R(L;
mi... lluVa.l a.l.m 2913 Hasel Ave.
Clerks: F. A. English Salem, 2680 Cherry
Ave.; vreorge emicn, diiwb, otaiwa . ,
Mabel J. Ringle, Salem. 2573 Hasel Ave.
w.T-thm Rmtit Sa
lem. 2512 Cherry Ave.; John Carpenter,
Salem, 1443 Xllgniana Air. vieraa.
ence M. Thompson, Salem, 2266 N. 5th
T - A lkK.ll B.1.m ifion rhnTf An.:
I wnr . i. .... . ... , .
Effie H. Hammeil, Salem, .Madison and
Capital Sts. '
Salem No. 8; first iset judges. .
: Q.l. V Chnrch St.:
Grace Kensther. Salem, 1535 N. Chnrch
St. Clerks: vaaa c vox, asiem, i4.
x? - c . A V TlaW Salem. 1695 N.
.4U1 W 4. 4-i , . " .
m....-k et Vmn& Hfintnn. Salem. 1390
jsroaaway. oleoma on ..us. .
. - a.. T 1 . T f
ttlase, Kaiem, UJJ . am otj
i.i T a.im inin TTnnil Rt Clerka:
Ernest D.1 Roberts, Salem, 1171 Jeffer
son St.; K. V. crawtoro. eaiem. jlo.w
Winter St.; F. P. Reddaway, Salem,, 1421
N. Church St." 'i---;.,' - j '" '
ci v. o v:... c.t JnJm' W. F.
Fargo, Salem, 1085 N. Church St.; Willa
T. Huckestein, Salem. 941 N. Capital St.
Clerks: Zelnia H. Ellis, Salem, 1005 N.
Summer SU; Sylvia B. Kraps, Salem, 710
N. Summer St.; Ella Toothacre, Salem,
910 N. Church it. oecona oei juuKe.
V. B. Dotaon, Salem, 1009 Union St.;
ii- x-:.t... Q.ln, TO V. Chnreh. Rt.
-i.i..'. fj4. fa RjUuirr. Salem. 684 N.
Winter St.; Nell C. Broer, Salem, 905.
Church St.; werimae u. jvemingion, m
1 um V Win(4.. fit
Salem No. 10 ; "First Set Judges: J.
F' Latham, Salem, &oa a. t-ssn-n di.;
a. u.j. Ui.hlor Silmi. 522 N.
Church St. Clerks: Beatrice M. Walton.
Salem, 107 T center m.; dwiw
brich, Salem, 640 Marion St.; Ora F.
i(..t ... a. lam , S27 Center St. Second
gt Judges: R. N. Hoover, Salem, 55
N. Cottage St.; G. J. M. Page, Salem.
492 N. Jouage nt. vier. " T
Alvin. Salem, 545 N. Church St.; Helen
R. Wiedmer, Salem, 590 N. Cottage St.;
Mrs. Ant E. MUis, oaiem, max "
Salem No. lit First Set Judges: Geo.
P. Litchfield, Paiem, v u
H. F. Shanks, Waiem, ia o. v..u.c ...
-i . -. at.- 1 . TtneKchen. Salem. 292
N. Summer St.; J. H. Baker, Salem. 545
n . at . V l.ittlefield. Salem.
V, a 4 4 . , " j .
1O.H0 ChemekeU 8t- -' 8econd Set'
Judges: Oorm E. Reid, Salera, Court
Apartments: Lett. E. Rigdon, Sa em. 299
N. Winter St. Clerks: J. H. Jennisen. 8a
i oo w U'lnu. t Maude P. i lem-
1 rui, L. . 44 ... ........ - . -
ing. Salem. 785 .Court St.; . Lillian L.
Bowersox, Salem, 876 Chemeketa St. ,
Salem No. 12; First Set Judges: A.
J. Basey, Salem, ei . sjapuai
Stella Blackerby, Salem, 57 8. 12th.'-.-.I
i . vr lnK Kuthman. Salem. 1070
Leslie's! ' "AlrtTsil.m,. 864 Mill
St.: Maggia M. - Patterson, . Salem, 495 S.
Winter St. Second .get Judges: Minnio
A. Evans, Baiera, i . " ''U,
t. . i i 'u TTnifrsraitv St. Clerks:
KST KrSaVeV 463" 8. Capital St.;
Ethel Welch, aiem, j - "r " '
Luella Baker, isaiem, s v
4 . - m. i nt Rt Jndres
Eliaabeth E. Sherwood. Salem,. 787 Crosa
St.; Mamie jaiuer. di, "j
... '. 'i v. - I ,1. I .rmn Salem. 1930
ClIEU V " l " " r, -
S. High St.; Edith Matthews, Salem.
1910 S. High St.; Nettie Stanton, Salem,
1560 S. Cottage St. Second Set
Judges: R. D. Kent. Salem 787 Cross
7. . Z.., : inrrv. Salem. 2041
a'ch"rch"st: ClerksT Avi, . Whfte.
Salem, 2009 . t nurcn ci. , ff"
eldson, Salem. lw r.V. ' v c.
ma E. Rowland, Salem. 2095 8. Church St
o-i x- i j r,r.t Ret Jndres: S
rr. c.l..n 1 99.1 Ti 4th St.:
:tm. Sri- iVll Broadway
al r'i..b.. Vim.' McAllister. Salem. 1239
Badway "st.J Ella M. Viek, Salem, 1495
N. Liberty St.; came xvoa.. o. .
4th St. Becona nci ."
.n cim. jjin N. Com'l St.: Jen'
nie C. Van Trump, Salem. 1221 N. 4th
St. Clerks: Vera Richardson. Salem, 239a
N. Front St.; Jessie A. Prince,' Salem.
1545 N. Com'l St.; liattie uiven, oaiem,
1575 N. Com'l St. J ' ' ;
Salem No. 13; First Set Judges: Jd a
M. Babeeek. Salem. 749 N. Cem'l St.;
r.il. . ... 1 11.- R.lam 842 N. Front St.
Clerks: Ida Keene, Salem, 692 N. Front
' w ar mrti
St.; Mrs., Bertna acaiomi, Dein,
N. Front St.; Ethel M. "Fletcher, Salem,
iiaa.v . at- fSUtfun.l ftet Jndarea:
Susie E-Varmeater, Salem. 809 K. Coat'l
St.; Mrs. Marian O'Neill, Salem, 653 N.
Front - St. - Clerka : Laura MeAdaBatv Sa
lem, 245 D St.; Edna Roland, Salem, 704
N. Com'l St.; Bella Martm, Salem, 77u
N. Front St. .
Salem o. 10; First Set Judges fMaryn
S. 41 ..ores, Salera, 12 N. Com'l St.; Irelie
St, Helen, Saleui,-2Ut Court t. Cieriva:
Ida U Niles, Salem,' 425 Marion .Si.;
Mary J. Scott, Salem, 43u N. Liberty
Edith i.. Burch, Saiem, 408 . mtrr bi,
Second Set Judees:' Joseph F. eolt.
Saiem, 430 N. lyiberly St.; Julia A,! Davin,
Halfm, 208 Court St. fleras: carina
C. Latbrop, Salera, 2-JO Marion St.;.t.u
liau as. Huuler, tSaleut, IV Brayman Blk.;
Mary E. Cox, Salem, 428 N. Church i.
Salem No. 17; rirst Set Juuges: j. x.
Hughes, Sulem, 5d7 S. High hi.; Leoua
G. Johnsun, Salem, 455 S. lliglt St.
Clerks: Rose W. Babcock, Salem, 631 S.
Com'l St.; Emma K. ViblH-rt, Salem. llJi
H. Com i ji.; Eatuer Craetntiger, ssaleni,
S Mailer te.-cond teet Jnugea: tira
E. Olaun. Salem. 1044 Si Com'l St.; Joliu
Bayne, Salem, 414 Bellevue St. Clerks;
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e: . OiiDeri, oai-ui, H. Liberty tot.;
F. J. Latky, Saiem, 201 Mission t. J
Salem N. 18; First Set Judgea: (J A.
Arpke, Salera, 1795 Fciriuouut Ave.jJarl
r'. Miller, saiem, ld5.i . liberty. Clerks:
Elisabeth L. Bohrnstedt, Salem,
ratriuount Ave.; Kuby Norton iioimeii,
Salem, 1680 Fir St.; Helen lngrey, Salem,
240 Washington St. Second Set Judges:
Ada E. McAllister, Salem, 1433 S. Liberty
St.; Laura Arpke, Salem, 1795 Fairmounl
Ave. Clerka: Daisy M. Mclntire, teaiem.
1485 S. Liberty St.; Mary fc. Jetisnop, oa
lem, 1524 S. Com'l St.; Iora E. bchell-
berg, Saiem, 1725 .Fir Hi. . .
East Salem Judges: E. E.. Matten,
Salem, K. o. U; Geo. Edwards, Salem, it.
No. 6. Clerks: Milton M. Magee, uiem,
K. No. 5; A. A. Hager, Saleui, K. No. 5;
E. A. Aufrane, Salera R. No. 6.
Salem Heignts; first Set juugea; i.
J. Miles, baiem. It. -o. J; w. V. Monney,
Salem, R. No. J. Clerks; .Nellie u. ,aia-
win, (Salem li. Ao. ; i.ooii a-ampi...,
Salem, R. No. 3, Box 105; A. N. Fulker
son, Salem, 14. No. 4 Second Set Judges;
A. J. Baldwin, Salem, R. No. 4; Wm. Me
UiUhrifct, Sr., Sulem, S. Com'l St.
Clerks': Esther Ruche, Safin, R. No. ;
John J. ltlg. Salem, H. No. 4; A. M.
Ctiapman, Saiem, R. No. 3.
St. Paul; First Set Judges: J. A.
Goodiug, Woodburn; J. S. McDonaiu, i.
Paul. Clerks: May M. Mullen, fltwurri
Star Rt.; Mrs. Emma Murphy, j St. laoi;
John F. Theo. B. Brentano, St. Paul.
Second Set Judges: J. L. Cook. St. Paul;
1. F. Bnyserie, Hubbard, R. . o. i.
Clerks: F. R. Coleiu.m, St. Paul; 1. J.
Vaudel Wail.-. St. Paul; Kobert MqAa-
mee, St. Paul. i -
Scollard; First Set Judges: Frank F.
Proctor, Woodburn, R. 'No. 1; M. J.-Me-Cormick,
Woodburn, R. No. 1. Clerks:
A. E. Learj', Woodburn, R. No. 1; Anna
Muneke. Gervais, R. No. 3; M. r. Jacobs,
Woodburn. Second Set Judges: a. o.
Crosby. Woodburn, R. No. 1 ; Albert Jloy-
enden, Hubbard, R.F.D. Clerks: r . A.
Hanauska, Woodburn; Koy eour,
Woodburn; Roy Mead. Wooaourn.
Scotts Mills; First Set Judges: Char
les rtanman, tecotts Mills; Maude Myers,
Scotts Mills. Clerks: Nellie Amunasen,
Scons Mills:Addie L. Smith. Scotts Mills;
Jose Hartmun, S-otts Mills. Second, Set
Judges: W. T. Hogg. Scotts Mills; eo.
W. Myers, Scotts Mills. Clerics: xraua
Schiedler,' Scotts Mills; Floyd M. bhep
herd, Scotts Mills; Shirley Dunagsu,
Scotts. Mills. .
Shaw Judges : O. I. Putnam, Shaw ;
C l l.ilt.ert Hhaw. Clerks: W. H. liowd,
Shaw; Linus La Once, Turner; lioye.
Keene, Shaw. .
Sidnev Judees: Nellie B. Simpson,
Jefferson; R. No. 1; Ernest Todd, Jeffer
son. R. No. 1. Clerks: Edna w. iteeves,
Jefferson, R. No. 1; Gertrude Fmdlay,
Jefferaon, R. No. 1; George W. Palmer,
Salem, R. No. 4. 1
Silver Falls Judges: W. F. .Glover,
Sublimity; Clifton Strom, Sublimity.
Clerks: Fred Vola, sublimity, K. No, 1;
Fred W. Lang, Sublimity, K. No. 1; E. G.
Neal. Sublimity, . -So. 1.
North 8ilverton: First Set Judges: "A.
F. Ilnhart. Silverton : E. S. Porter. Sil-
verton, R. No. 4. Clerks: A. O. Loe, Sil
verton. R. No. 4; Mrs. Emma Coberly,
Silverton. K. No. 4 : U. Xtaaiey, on
verton, R. No. 4. Second set jnuges:
W. K. Parrish. Silverton. it. jo. : xi.
R Jnrwnann. Silverton. R. No. 4. Clerks:
Carl K. Loe. Silverton, R. No. -4; Frank
Carpenter, ' Silverton, R.; John A. Witt
ness, Silverton.x R- No. 1.
South Silverton; First Set Judges;
A. A. Geer, Macleay, R. No. 1; Arthur
Dahl, Silvertoa, R. No. 3. Clerks: Ed-
son Comstock, Silverton, IV. .. a; rari
Haberlv. Silverton. It. No. 3; JTrans: A.
Riches, Silverton, H. Jo. J. ;
East Silverton: First Set Judges: Mrs
Minnie Preston, Silverton; George vv.
Morley, Silverton. Clerks: J.;J. Drake,
Silverton ; Mrs. Lech-Bent sen, Silverton,
403 Main St.; Mrs. Ida Richardson, SU
rhi second Set Judtres: T. E. Pres
ton, Silverton, 920 8. Water St.; Wm. H. ;
Egan, Silverton. Clerks: msdci otons,
Silverton; Flossie Conibear, ' Silverton ; !
May M. Service, Silverton. ,.
West SUvertonf ' First Set Judges:
George Cositer. Silverton ; F. W. Petty-:
john, Silverton. Clerks: Adah H. Ekmen,
Silverton; Josephine Hen ion, -unverion;
Minnie Wilson, Silverton. . Second Set
Judges: Sophia M. Blackerby, Silverton;
Sylvia Allen, Silverton. Clerks: Myrtle
Eastman. Silverton; Joaie Stalker, Silver
ton, Lucy Eastman, Silverton.
Stayton; First Set Judges; Geo Keech,
Stay ton; J. C. Mayo, - Stayton. Clerks:
lJucy E. Brown, Stayton; Mrs. Pearl
Speer, Stayton; Ellen G. Lambert, Stay
ton. Second Set Jndges: Jos. Fisher,
Stayton; Claude Darby, Stayton. Clerks:
Andrew Ferry, Aumsvilte; Mrs. Mareia
Mayo, Stayton; Mrs. Margaret Schaefer,
Stayton. '" '
East Stayton; First Set Judges: Frank
Blakely, Stayton; George Korinek, Stay
ton. Clerks: Edward Pieser, Stayton; Ella
Williams, Stayton; Edna Sloper, Stayton.
Second Set Judges: J R. Gardner,
Stayton; Charles O. Stayton, Stayton.
Clerks: Hattie Smith, Stayton ; Frances
Parry, Stayton; Mrs. Helen Tate, Stay
ton. :
West Stayton Judges: John M. Mil
ler, Turner, It. No. 8; O. W. Cobb, Auras
ville. K. No. l.Boi 61. Clerks: Kuby -E.
MeClellan, Turner, R. No. 8 ; A. F. Keith
ly, Aumsvilie, R. No. 1; Ida Nipple, West
Stayton. . . ;
Sublimity; First Set Judges: E. C.
Denny, Stayton; F. A. .Zimmerman, Stay
ton. Clerks: W. J. Hermens, Sublimity;
Henry Fangmann, Sublimity; E. A. Hit
ter, Sublimity. Second- Set Judges:
Chas. P. Darst, Sublimity; Frank A. Bell,
Sublimity. Clerks: Wayne .V. Ashty,
Sublimity, FF. J. Kiesterer,' Sub
limity; A. C. Barrows, Shaw, R. No. 1.
Turner; First Set Judges: H. W.
Smith, Turner; G. W. Hunsaker.tTurner,
R. No. 2. Clerks: A. W.' Blaco, Turner,
R. No. 2; Mrs. Alice ii.' Tracy, Turner,-
K. Po. Z, Box a; Jouise t.. uennies.
Turner. Second Set Judges: B. E. Reb
ertton. Turner, R. No. 2 Ed. Coatwa,
Turner, R. No. 1. Clerka: R. O. WltseL
Turner; Elva Hewitt, Turner, R. No. 2;
Theodore Naderman, Turner, R. Ne. ' 2.
Victor Point Judges: Orlo W. Humph
reys, Shaw, R. No. 1; Melvina Doerfler,
Silverton, R. No. 3. Clerks: James 'O.
Darby, Silverton, R. No. 3; Almira Fisch
er, Silverton, K. No. 3 ; W. ' J. King,
Silvertoa, R. No. 8. ' t
Wacenda Judges: E. M. Palmer. Wa
eonda; J. C. Savage, Waeonda. Clerks:
Britt Aspinwall, Gervais, R. No. 2; Ho
mer Egan. Gervais; Violet F. Stafford,
Gervais, R. No. 2. . ir
Woodard Judges: Joe H. Bonner,
Bridge Creek; K.t Van' Santen, Hullt.
Clerks: Fred Clow, Bridge Creek: Joe
Marty, Bridge Creek; OUve Clow, Bridge
Creek. " . : ' '
v East Woodburn: First Set Judges: W.
J Durant, Woodburn) Cal"b Simmons,
Woodburn. - Clerks: Glen ; Goulet. Wood
burn; Robert Scott, Woodburn; )b'm.' Pen
nebaker, Woodburn. Second Set Judgea:
L. M. ! Bitney, Woodburn : Elmer J. Foi
sythe, Woodburn. Clerks: Henry Hall,
Woodburn: Mrs. Pearl Love, .Woodburn;
Mrs. Pearle Estle, Woodburn.
West Woodburn; First Set Judges:
Mabel Settlemier, Woodburn: Selina
Becker, Woodburn. Clerks: Minnie Rich
burn; Edith B. McCord, Woodburn. Sec
strds. Woodburn; 8; FV Scollard, Wood
ond Set- Judges : George Beach, Wood
burn ; George H. Beebe. Woodburn.
Clerks: George Dorn, .Woodburn; R. L.
Guiss, Woodburn ; L. A. Beckman, Wood
burn. I . '
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DavitJ". LMatheny, Pioneer
Resident a n d Native,
Comes on Sad Mission
David L. MatTieny left Salem for
Tacoma yesterday after perform-
iirg a sad mission here, and Visit
ing some of our pioneer residents
whom he knew in the old days.
'Mr. 'Matheny came ito deposit
the ashes of his deceased wife In
rDBerSHssion cemetery here; ac
cording q' her request when she
knew she was in a dying condi
tion. Shcv departed this Life at
Los Angeles on March 10th. Her
ashes were deposited at the foot
of the grave of her daughter,
Mary Etta Eagerter,, who died 10
or more years ago", and who , was
the first wife of Gorge Bradley,
at- that time living In-Salem.
Mary Etta Barker (her maiden
name) was an own sister of Burt
Brown . Barker,' formerly well
known in Salem, where he grew up
and' went to ; school and college,
and studied law. Their father,
William Barker, a former resi
dent of Salem, not long since de
ceased, was very well known to
all old Salem residents. He was
tho first ; husband of Mrs. Ma
th eny.' ' .' ; ' -'
Burt Brtjwn Barker Is now a
well" known and leading attorney
of v Chicago and New York. He
visited Salem for several days
lately, on his homeward journey
from a trip around the world, tak
ing two years, accompanied by
Mrs. Barker, who speaks several
languages, and who accompanied
him and assisted him in-making
a series of studies and investiga
tions in different i European and
other ' cquntres. Their daughter
accompanied them part of the
tme, when, not attending school
in Paris.
David .Li. Matheny was born in
Washington county in 1844, His
father was Adam Matheny. The
Matheny family came with the im
migration of ,1843 the first
through wagon train. Mr. Math
eny was a resident of Salem and
vicinity for 30 years. He has been
away from Salem for 23 years; 16
years of the time In Tacoma, and
the rest of the time in southern
California." He drove truck in
Salem when he was a young man,
fpr old man Pallas. He had the
market gardens just across the
river from Saiem for 16 years.
The Matheny . home was in the
house at the Polk county end of
the steel wagon bridge across the
Willamette river. There were two
Mathe n y children. Claude, the
son, lives at Tacoma. The daugh
ter is Mrs. T't. Blanche M. Walk
er, ot Los Angeles.
' Mrs. Matheny was an own sister
of J. Henri Brown, well known
in early days, and an Oregon his
tory writer of note. He was Mrs;
Matheny'a only brother.
'r Ut. Matheny will now make tys
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IK VOL THINK there's nothing Cvt J Sll
NEW in SCIiKUJi THRILLS, see I jl Sf CS "
Flaming Barriera." -rom first , Sk N-"" 1 I
to last it's fired with spine-ting- 7 ' 1 I J "
ling .melodrama, culminating in ' f) I
the astounding forest fire scene til j - II I "
tho thrill supreme! , I I I i III
,r.A u d y ...
home with his son, D. C. Matheny,
of CIO South Steel street, Tacoma.
He is hajle and hearty, and: looks
ood for many more years of life
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Big Potato Acreage Goes
In On Hospital Lands
,W. II. McElroy, farm .foreman
for the state hospital farms, yes
terday declared that the Sunday
rain was a million dollar rain for
the Willamette valley.1 !
He reported that he had just
finished planting 100 acres of po
tatoes on the leased farm in Polk
county on new ground that the
hospital force had just finished
grubbing. They expect to harvest
about 17,000 bushels of potatoes
from it. Last year . 71 acres ws
planted on the same farm and
10,700 . bus,hel8 harvested.
': The state has completed the
grubbing of this land with the ex
ception ' of a few acres and now
hag 204 acres in cultivation. It
is all planted to crops that will
bo cultivated and eaten by the in
mates of the hospital, such as on
ions, beets, carrots and spinach.
1 The first picking of spinach was
gathered yesterday. Last year
they harvested 2700 bushels of
tomatoes from seven acres and ex
pect to duplicate it this year.
Estate of W. H. Egan Is
Left to Three Children
The will of the late William H.
Egan, admitted to probate Mon
day, has an estimated valuation of
150,000, and of this amount $49,
000 comprises lands in Marion and
Yamhill counties, most of . it in
Marion county.
The entire estate goes to the
three children. They are Albert J.
Egan, Marguerite Rothchild and
Homer W, Egan. The home farm,
comprising-450 acres. Is .divided
equally, the portion of eaeh heii
being definitely described in the
will. Mr. Egan left: $500 to his
sister, Ellen Massey, and $200 to
a niece, Carrie D'Arcy.- The resi
due of the property goes to the
three children, share and share
alike.- Albert Egan is named as
executpr of the will. The apprais
ers are David Keene, Homer Gou
let and Frank Lick.
Rotary Committees are
Appointed By Mr. Kay
Business matters and Rotary
plaps for the coming year will be
discussed at the Wednesday lunch
eon of the organization. Thomas
B. Kay, recently elected president,
will preside for the first time.
Each member of the club is re
ceiving letters asking for ideas
relative to objects, aims, service,
weekly programs, community ser
vice, entertainment and similar in
formation. Answers to these are
requested by May 10.
. The following committees have
been appointed by T. B. Kay, pres-
ident, and are now on the Job:
Boys' work George Arbuckle,
.chairman; C. E. Knowland and R.
R. Boardman.
Fellowship A. X. Pierce, chalr-
OREGON
NOW SHOWING
man; W..T. Molioy and Dr. E. E.
Fisher. - .. ;
Public affairs WHUam M.
Ifamiltonf chairman; B, C. Miles
and.C. A. Park. : , V
Education -J.: J. Evans, chair
man; H. S. Gilo and' (Jeorge W.
Hug. . - 1 '. ' ? . :y
Membership Names - of those
on this committee are not public.
- ' Publicity Carle Abrams. r
Sergeant-at-arms O..F. F'rank-
iln. . , ... ; ; '
Budget R. O. SnelHng, Paul
Wallace' and C. B. , Webb.
Entertainment V. , P. Thielson,
Dr. H. C. Epley, A. A. Guerfroy,
IT. G. Shipley and William McGil
christ. Jr. - -
Give the children IVRIGLEVS
after every meal
A prominent physician cay
It is urpri$in3 how free frcm C:?
the teeth can be kept byiuinj trui
after each meal.
You know how herd it 3
to get the children to desn
their teeth. By fjivihfj
them WRIGLEyS you net
only reward themforclecn
ing their teeth, but the
reward is actually tho
means of. performing this
important service!
WRIGLEY'S aids diesticn
too, and acts as an anti
septic wash for the mouth
and throat. Sev
eral flavors-all of
WRIGLE Y
quality.';
The Flavor Lasts
Big 2 Reel
Comedy
Mcdonald
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a base-ball game today xhc C
Aggies defeated -Idaho -11 to
Vandals. Julnn and Slsrist Eror
two of ihe college tallies In ham
runs and Stivers of tho vlsiio
clouted a thre-baHH lilt. 1 : i :
and Perry, Aggies, connected f
twb-ba.se hits.
Score
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