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I . THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
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SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1021
Conference of Congregationalists
r'-'-v.'T to be Held in Salem This Week
t j
Program of Unusual Interest for the Sixty-sixth
Annual Meeting Is Given
The CCth annual meeting ot the
. Congregational conference of Ore
goh will be held I at the two
churches In this city Tuesday,
v Wednesday," and Thursday of this
'week. Prof. M. Hi DougHrs will
: be Moderator, Revi E. E. Flint,
''assistant moderator,;. Rev. C. II.
Phone JB7.
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D. D. BRANDON
General Painting Contractor
Painting in All its Branches ' t
287 South Church Street i '
PIPE AND
FURNACES
Installed in Your Home
at Factory Prices
Over 200 Satisfied
Users in Salem
' 'A FU EL
SAVER
PERFECT
CONTROL
Manufactured and Mid - bjf
F. II. BERGER
i MO North nigh Street '
PHONE 1048U
Shop 803 North Liberty St.
. "
t
H
If
u
Why--
Milestone
Are Two Steps Ahead
In Sanitation j
t Facta About 1
Concrete
, . Sewer Pipe ;
1. First concrete
r?e made 85
ars ago In New
York State. :
2. Not porons .
used in Irrigation
systems u n d e t
pressure. j
Z. 165 miles - of
pipe in sanitary
iawer service in
Portland, Ore. '
JftJsed in Salem
nce 1911.
MILESTONE ;X
Goncrete Products . ;
- OREGON GRAVEL COMPANY
. - - ' ' . ! .
1405 N. Front, i V
6
6 Per Cent
sr
4
- '77'
i ' Far Cheaper Than Any Building &LoanCo, in Ihe Northwest
Hawkins & Roberts
ZZZ Oregon Bids.
Harrison, superintendent.
The theme or the conference
will be. "The Vision of Congre
gationalism.' The business com
mittee consists of l)r. Kantner and
Harry Johnson, the two local pas
tors, assisted byMrs. H. S. Gil
bert, M. II. Douglass, Walter M.
i
Co on try Work Promptly
Attended to
PI
7 ,
Sewer
Pip
1 Longer joints, -making fewer
joints and saying labor and mortar
in laying. You have W less joints
to make with Milestone Pipe. :
2-Self -centering bellsMaking
absolutely smooth joints j inside
an improvement found j only in
Milestone Sewer Pipe. : n
Made by Salem People and dis
tributed in many valley towns
, '
Phone 180
LOANS
On Modern Homes
f .v .... t ; i
5Vi Seml-Annual Interest
5 Year '
Win Loan Up
ALSO
Monthly Payment Loans
Huntington, J. W. Price, and Dr.
Frank , E. Brown. . ,
This will bring to Salem a nam
ber of ministers of wide reputa
tion In their Christian faith and
Salem will be . right glad to en
tertain them. The following is
the program: ; ,
Taslay Afternoon, Keptember 30
First Congregational Church.
1:30 Organlxation. t
1:4. Moderator's Address
Prof. M. II. Douglas.
2:00 Topic: "Our World-Wide
Work" Mr. Louis Adams, presl
ding. Report of Appointment
committee Mrs. H. S. Gilbert.
The State Work: Supt. C. H. Har
rlson. "Heme and Foreign Ap
peals": Dr. R. WJ Gammon.
Use of Literature: Rev. J. E. Con-
der, Plans for 1925.
4:00 Conference Sermon, "The
Essentials of the Winning Church'
Rev. W. W4 Blair. Communion :
Rev. F. C.I Butler., Rev. H. C.
Stoyer. Adjournment. a, l -
! 6:00 Dinner, First Church
Tuesday EYeningrScptember 30
:.:.., ... I-
: First Church
j 7:30 Opening Serrice., .
! 7:45 Pacific University: Prof,
H. S. Tuttle. r 1 1 f
: 18:15 .Music. ;i-7i '
I 8:30 "The Adventure of Faith"
Rev. Clement G. Clarke. ; '
Wednesday Morning, October 1
' Central Church ,
i 9;30 Business, j! ;
! 10:00 "Religious ; Ideas" and
Ideals": Secretary Fred Grey presi
ding. "New Standards for
Church Schools Rev. C. J.
Morgan. Possible Response from
the Local Church: Rev. H. S. Wi
ley. The Education of Children
and: Young People in World Ser
vice. ' I :
11:00 "The Religious Day
School": Supt. J. A. Churchil.
11:20 '''Our Work at State
Educational Centers' Rev. W. H.
Lj Marshall. Rev. Bebert Living
ston, '
111:45 Devotions: Evangelism
and the Devotional Life. "The
Aim of Evangelism": Rev. B. C.
Preston. Discussion opened by
Rev. Clayton ;Judy. 1
12:30 Lunch, Central Church;
Complimentary. j;
Wednesday Afternoon, Octobcjr 1
' Central Church
.2:00 Woman's Boards: Mrs.
W. II. Phillips, presiding. "Mig
rant Work": Mrs. Wi K. Royal.
Address: Mrs. H. S. Ranney.
3?00 Address: The C. C. B. S.:
Rev. Carl Stackman.
3:15 "How It Feels to be Self-
Supporting" Pilgrim :Rev. J. W.
Price. Rainier: Revi A. U. Baer.
Scappoose: Rev. C. H. Johns
ton. . . .r I i ... ;
3:30 : Report of t Nominating
committee. -Conference business.
'4:30 Devotions:: ; Evangelism
and the Devotional j ; Life. "The
Cultivation of the Devotional Life'
Dr. J. J. Staub. Discussion open
ed by Rev. D.,E. Nourse. Ad
journment, j I
6:00 Dinner, Centnal phurch
46c.-; ;j - i: i . , .
Wednesday, j Evening, October 1
1 ' Central Church J i
17:30 Musical Program.
8:30 Address: Rev. Jerome C.
Holmes, D. D., of Kobe, Japan.
Thursday Morning,! ; October 2
Central Church ;
,9:30 Business. h
: 10:00 Report of Committee on
Evangelism: Rev. E.' S. Bollinger.
Discussion.; i ;
: ;10:30 Report of Young People's
committee: Rev. H. W. Johnson.
Discussion.; i
lllOO The Mission Study class
Mrs. O. P. Avery. '(
; 11:30 Greetings from the Ger
man Congregational ! conference:
Rev. Richard O. P. Scheutze.
11:45 Devotions: Evangelism
and the Devotional life.- "Evan
gelistic Methods" Rev. Fenton O.
Fish. Discussion opened by Rev.
H. G. Crocker. j
12:30 Lunch JTirst Church
Complimentary. j , ;
Tliuraday Afternoon,1 Octoger S
First Church
2:0Q Report of ! Benevolence
Treasurer: Mrs. H. Sv Gilbert.
Report of Registrar; Rev. O. P
Avery. Report of Sec'y of Board
of ! Directors, Dr. H.IL. Bates
"The Congregational Way."
3:00 . Conference Business.
4:00 "The Minister and His
Reading": Rev. J. Mack Williams.
, ! 4:15 Devotions: j j Evangelism
and f the Devotional life. "The
Layman's Part in Evangelism":
Dr. Francis J. Van j Horn. Dis
cussion. : V' " j : if
! 6:00 Main Delegation, Dinner
First' church. ; 40c Young Peo
ple's Dinner, Central church, 40c.
to 50 of Value
Phone 1427
Loan
Thursday Evening, October 2
. First Churrh
7:30
7:45
mon.
8:15
Music.
Address: Dr. Jl. W. Gam-
Music.
"8:30 "Appeals That Win"
Dr Francis J. Van Horn - Ad
journment.
eilnesaay Afternoon
Afternoon. October 1
Central Church
3; 00 Executive Session of Wo
man's Board: Miss Marthine
Grimsby, presiding. Devotions:
Mrs. Clayton Judy. Reports of
Officers and committees, Elec
tion tf officers. Installation
Prayer: Mrs. H. S. Ranney
Thursday, L Afternoon, October 2
Central Chuirch .
4r00 Young People's Session
Rev, J. N. Pendleton.
BIG 10 SCHEDULES
Lists Include Nine Dates,
Beginning Next Saturday,
Ending Nov. 22
rmr?Anr snt. 20 Th com
Conference championship football
BAoflShn- nnonfnrr t V i Tib rtmMpa
games of September 27. is as foW
tows:. , ;
RentMnher 27
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Wisconsin ts North 'Dakota at
Madison.
Indiana ts Rose Poly at Bloom
inetnn.
Purdue ts Wabash at Lafayette.
October 4
Michigan ts Miami at Ann Ar
bor. .
Illinois ts Nebraska at Lincoln.
Cnicaeo ts Missouri at Chicago.
Wisconsin Ts Ames at Madison.
Minnesota ts North Pakota at
Minneapolis.
Purdue ts. Ohio State at Colum
bus. :
Iowa ts Southwestern Teachers.
Ok la., at Iowa City.
Northwestern ts South Dakota
at Kvanston.
Indiana ts De Pauw at JBloom-
ington. ;
October 11
Chicago ts Brown at Chicago
Michigan ts Michigan Aeeles at
Lansing."
Illlonls ts Butler at Urbana.
Wisconsin vs Coe at Madison.
Minnesota ts Haskell at Min
neapolis.
Iowa vs Ohio State at Iowa
City,
Northwestern ts Cincinnati at
Evanston.
Indiana ts Louisiana at Indiana-
polls.
Purdue ts Rose Poly at Lafa
yette.
October 18
Michigan ts Illinois at Uurbana1
Cbicaeo ts Indiana at Chicago
Wisconsin vs Mlnnesnra m
Madison. , ,
Ohio State Ts Ohio Weslevan at
Columbus. . .
Iowa ts Lawrence at Iowa City
Northwestern ts Purdu at
Evanston. .
October 25
Ohio state vs Cnicazo at Colum
bus. , . '
Wisconsin ts Mich lean at Ann
Arbor.
Illinois ts Depauw at-Uurbana.
Iowa ts Min nesota "at Io wa City.
Northwestern ts Michigan Ag
Cies at Evaston.
j i (1; i November. U r
Michigan ts Minnesota at Min
neaoolis. ; ;
y Chicago ts Purdue at Chicago
i Iowa vs Illinois at Uurbana
Northwestern ts Indiana at
Evanston. -
? Ohio State vs Wooster at Col
umbus v
November 8 .
I Chicago Ts Illinois at Chicago
Michigan ts Northwestern at
Ann Arbor.
' Notre Dame ts Wisconsin at
Madison.
Indiana ts Ohio State at Colum
bus. : .. -.
I Minnesota vs Ames at Ninnea
polls, i ' -Iow
vs Butler at Iowa City.
! Purdue vs De Pauw at Lafa
yette. r -
j ? November in
Michigan vs Ohio State at Col
umbus. . .
Illinois Ts Minnesota at Minnea
polis. .
Northwestern ts Chicago at
Chicago. : r
Wisconsin Ts Iowa at Madison.
Indiana ts Wabash at Bloom
ington.! November 23
Ohio State ts Illinois at Urbana.
Iowa vs Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Wisconsin vs Chicago at Chi
cago ; ; .
Vanderbilt vs Minnesota at Min
neapolis. -
5 Notre Dame vs Northwestern
at Evanston.
Indiana vs Purdue at Lafayett
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RUSSIA AND LENINU
VIENNA,- Aug. 31. (AP.)
Reports are current that the per
sonal diary of Lenine, smuggled
out of Russia, was recently offer
ed for sale in Vienna. These doc
uments are being trailed by Mos
cow "secret service operators, but
up to the present they have failed
to find them. The apartments of
several anti-Soviet Russians " in
Vienna, Berlin. Warsaw, and
Prague have been searched, but
without avail. -
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COMMISSIONERS COURT
The following is the official
publication of the record of
claims before the Marion
county commissioners court
for the Sept. term 1924,. with
the amount allowed, bills con
tinued, etc.; according to the
records in the - of fice of the
county clerk: "'
Road District No. 1
Atwood, G W, Grading . . . . 9.00
Snyder, A C, Patrolman . . 18.00
Road District No. 2
Rigdon, E L, Dei. Gravel 650.90
Zurlinden, John Grading -"
Bed for Gravl
Hatcben, Wildbjhr, do, . .
Barrett, Frank, xLo . ; . . . .
Keane, Simon grading- .
Hopkins, Lloyd do . . . . . .
Irvin, C R do , . . .
Painter, R C Patrolman... .
Road District No. 3
Oregon Electric Railway
Co. Ren for ground . .
1.50
3.00
"3.00
9.75
9.00
4.50
39.00
10.00
Brown Bros nails ......
1.75
brush
4&0
Miller, Vernon do . ; . . . .
Miller,' J II patrolman . .
4.8
18.60
Road District No. 4
Tweedie, R L hauling
gravel
73.49
8.00
Cook, J L patrolman . . . .
Road District No. 5
St. Paul Sand & Gravel Co.
Co. gravel
44.88
15.07
8.00
38.18
2.50
2.92
Tweedie, L R hauling
,a gravel
Cook J L foreman ......
Ralph Davidson bridge
work etc ". . . . 4 .
Ernst, C H, singletrees &
devices ......... .
St. Paul Sand & Gravel
gravel ......... . . .
Llveedie, John, . hauling
...f rock ; ..... .'. . . .... ...
30.97
38.18
Tweedie.
Cook, J
R L do
L grading. . . .
3.00
1.60
1.00
4.60
7.50
37.00
Davidson,
Harold bridge
work ....
fder, Joseph
repairing
1 uut
Fernback, John cement
Zolner, Joseph scra'ping . .
Davidson, W F patrolman
Road District No. O
Ualdweber, Durward-haul-
, ing gravel .... . . ....
35.65
2.00
Fahey, J W patrolman . .
Itowl District No. 7
Cutsforth, F II cutting
i brush ........
6.40
4.25
10.60
22.00
Cutsforth, Ross do ...
Harper Robert M on grad-
er etc. . -i . .
Cutsforth, John H patrol
man
v.. Road District No. 8
Prager, D G, cash adv for
frt. gravel, etc. k
162.00
180.00
4,50
395 85
18.00
18.00
18.00
18.00
18.00
18.00
18.00
12:00
6.00
v 9.60
9.60
6.40
v9.60
30.00
Oregon Gravel Co. gravel
Mangold, F A shovels . .
Rigdon, E L hauled, gravel
Eder, John hauling-gravel
Brack; Joe do :
Miller, Ben do
Stravens, John
hauling
gravel L .... k ....... .
Eder, Henry do .
Warwick. W H do ......
Mallow II W do ......
Bauman. Steve do ......
Plank, J F do .........
Gibson,! J W shoveling
;gravel . .". ...... . . ...
Aicher. J S do
Koch, William do ..... . .
Eder, George spreading
gravel . . . ...... .
Dart, J, W. Datrolman
Road District No. ftU
v
11.66
420
95.00
3.20
Lfyesay, J H lumber , . ; .
Emmett. E G sythe, handle
Sowa, Paul, sharp, grader
herr
Kinns, F J cut brush . .
Kond District No! 0
Grimm,'; Elmer, hauling
dirt i. . . . .. .......
6,00
6.00
3.20
12.20
3.20
17.00
Grimm, i Van on patrol ..
Kqster, Rudolph shoveling
dirt i
Van .Cleave," Gordon plow-.
ing &' hauling dirt ...
Van Cleave, Howard shov- ,
eling dirt
Van Cleave, Joseph patrol
man i i . . .
Road. District No. 10
Draper. YD G cash adv, for,
8.00
1920
3.57
9.36
12.40
927.84
6.40
61.50
Willamette Valley So. Ry.
Co., frt on gravel ...
Ebner, J W oil. fuse, dyna
mite etc. ....... . . . ; .
GrOshoing, E lumber ....
Hassine F W grubbing &
grading .............
McHolick, Jno gravel &
ling same
SchmittJ Jos, on rooter &
Tgradef
Annenra, . Wm B, patrol-
' man i
Read District No. 12
Brougher. A L, powder.
caps, etc. . ... . . ... , . . .
18.20
.60
15.00
67.20
35.20
72.80
48.00
Ebner,-J W, water gage
glasses ..............
Plas, E.! wood
Tel re r. Ray. driving team
Land wing. Mike, wheeling
rock, etc ....... . . . .
Shepherd. Floyd, getting
out rock , . . .
Land wing, Herman, do
Poage, Geo C, tending to
crusher ..... ; 1 ,44.80.
Gersch, John, wheeling &f
; getting out rock . 32.00
Semolke, John, spreading
rock 14.40
Shepherd, Newton, getting "
out. rock 35.20
Shepherd, Carl, do . ... . . 1 . 28.80
Plas, Vernon, . do ..... . i 28,80
Plas, Gerhard,; do S 22.40
Ma gee, Glenn, i do ...... 28.80
Biersack, N Jake, feeding!
Mcrusher . . .1 .; . j;?.. . 25.60
Hahtzler, O B, help load ?
- truck . ...... , . . .-. .'. . f 22.40
Magee, Dale, digging: out
rock ... ..L f 19.20
Semolke, Tony,! getting out I
Crock I 36.80
Korg, J S, spreading rock i 19.20
Scott, Merle A, truck haul- j
ling rock 144-00
Smith, Fred H, use of en-
gine i ....... 36.00
Shepherd, B F, hauling
" rock . ... . ; ...... ; 3.00
Gersh, A A, digging out
. rock i 6.40
Hogg, W T, patrolman . . 154.00
Road District No. 15
Eolme, Geo, I" shoveling !
, gravel .... 115.00
Brandt, H A, hauling do ' 30.00
Brandt, Wjnfield, ; shovel- 1
ting do . J ; 1.50
McKinley, Fred, shoveling i
gravel ; ; 12.00
Plett, Lewis,, grading ... 4 31.50
Riches, J H,; hauling
gravel . . . . J . ......
Womack, Fred,! patrolman J
Road District No. 14-
Bock, G A Estate, powder ;
if use ...... J .... . . I
Silverton Blowi Pipe Co, J
30x96 black1..
Manary, Mike, hauling 1
rVr&tn j
Van Santen, J, hauling
frock i
Lelkem, A, do . ... .... i
30.00
54.00
8.75
9.60
600
84.00
72.00
Mauldin, J,, hauling water 1 18.00
iiauiaerson, ff nauiing
wood -. -.'i .......
Sunday, O B, do
J 3.00
I 4.00
Elliott Hubert,: shoveling 1
Frock & 50 lb, powder.. 21.30
Brbwn, C F, spreading j
frock ... . . . . . I 41.60
Myers, Will i shoveling
rock . . . . 148.40
Janick, C H, j shoveling I.
rock !.... f 35.20
Davis, Joe, do .j. ...... j 25.60
Swenson, Jf do 1 J 20.80
Curnutt, J, running roller I 25.00
City of Silverton, Oregon
- use of roller ...... . . 45 00
Buell, Arthur, wood 12.00
Oeder,' A, patrolman . . . : , 60.00
'1 Road District No. 15
Muller, Albert, made sub I
grades' '...I....... i 6.00
Kuenzi. N M. patrolman. . : 14.00
fU Road District No. 15 1$
Brown, Sam, throwing out f
loose rock . ... ...... . 1.60
Meyer, Chas. on grader.. J 6.00
Thorpe. Chris, spreading ,
& hammering rock . . . . 16.00
Tokstad, L E, driving .
grader .....l. . ..... . t 3.20
Lorence, Andrew, patrol- i
man L 7.00
Road District No. 18
Punzel. A J. erubbed . . 12.00
Cole, Robt, patrolan L . . . 74.00
Road District No. 2014
Fandrich, August, i cutting
brush . .... . j 12.80
Fandrich, Dan. do 12.80
Road District No. 23
Scott, G D, patrolman .. 12.00
Road District No. 25
Read, Geo. hauling rock 18.00
Road District No. 28
Browning, Fred, tractor
kradlne: r . . . v . i i -uu
Cregon Gravel Co.. deliv
ered gravel . . j . .
103.75
00
Westenhouse, W W, pat-
inan 4..
rr Road District No. 281 '
Hauser. Bros, powder, fuse
8.75
Peerenboom, Van, loading
wheelers . . . -
J5.38
j 4.50
J23.25
15.00
10.50
j 3.00
1 4-50
i 8.75
Martin. W, drivlnc team . .
Anderson,, K, driving trac
tor .... ....... .....
Barpett, M. slin work
Hatisan, G H, driving
team .... . .
Harnett, K. on grade ...
McMillen, H D. rep. bridge
Kuebler,L, slip scraping
Henningsen, P A, patrol
man .... ;...k.fc...
46.00
:K Road District So. 30
Simith & Fontaine, . bolts, .
oil, etc, . -1 -. . i-4.0o
Skelton. W M, hauled
gravel . . ...... 120.00
Wjed, . Frank, 4 hauled -
gravel k 84.00
Wells, Lee, patrolman ... 138.00
Road District No.. 31 i
Ashford. eGorge, hauling
gravel .............. SO.uo
Davidson, Glen, shovelling
gravel . 19.20
Doerfler, Joe, hauling i - ,
gravel . . 57.00
Engiey. Clifford, shoveling J .
gravel . .". .......... . 5 6.40
Frester. Melvin, ! do 16.00
George. Walter, j hauling 1
gravel ... . . . ......... 4 9.00
Hupp, C W, hauling
gravel. .'.....- , 900
Russell. C W, working. on ; -
bridges ............ 8.00
Rusell. Kermit rep. brldge4.80
Wooddrig, Joe, hauling ,
graver .... ... 60.00
Russell, S H, patrolman.. 123.50
Road District No. 33
Clader's Garage, pick, and
rock gars . . .; 2.20
Lambrecht, Jacob, wood. . 25.00
Siegmun. F A, team work. 12.00
Lambrecht, Andrew ' Jr.,
rock work , 6.40
Welter, A F, team work : . 15.00
Siegmund, II A, do s- 18.00
Siegmun, E G, patrolman 17.00
I Road District No. 33 Ji
Cubin, Ernest pick and
shovel .... ., 6.40
Cubin, Edwin, dp 6-40
Montgomery, Max," cutting.
and peeling 15.20
Montgomery, R S, patrol-
man . . . . ........... 20.00
Road District No. 34
Crabtree Lumber Co., lum
ber ...... . . 178.42
Mehama Garage weld
grades frame I. ... . - ..00
Martin. Clarence; E, haul- .
ed gravel , 90.00
Myers, A B, shoveling
gravel . . . . .'.j . -. .-. . . 22.40
Rodie, Silas, hauling
gravel 48.00
Sischo, Ed, hauling gravel .36.00
Myers, A R, do : 45.00
Myers, . A. Y, spreading ;
gravel . J ; 27.20
McAllister, S E, shoveling
gravel .... .;!.!.....;.: 9.60
Rodie, John, do i ...... . 31.60
As a Matter of Form
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IBy EMERSON RUSSELL
Special Corrttpondenl.
Coprrif htad 1 9 2 4 ComopollUa Frees AaMdatJoa
Los Angeles, Calif. Edna Wallace
Hopper, whose rejuvenation to the youth
and vitality of a girl of 19 formed the
basis of the recent popular, novel "Black
Oxen," was snapped as she prepared to
take her morning plunge at Crystal Pier,
California. ? j- ,
Mlsa Hopper fa acclaimed as one of
America's most beautiful actresses.
Looking more like a debutants than a
Woman Who WU a thntrind r1hritv
40 years ago, the petit stage star causes
Martin, j A, patrolman . 64.00'
Road Distrlet No. 38
Spaulding Logghig Co-,
chask lumuber 6.47
Burris, John, hauling
planks .... 7.50
Needham, o D," patrolman - 2.00 .
t Road District No. 40
Short, Vivian F, gravel. . 14.80
Kanoff, W H. hauling
' gravel .... ....... 102.00
Joost, Rudolf, -shoveling
gravel 54.40
Smith, Alonzo do 32.80
Kelly, Charles C, slashing ;
J brush . ... ;,i 12.80
Short, Jessie F, hauling
.gravel ....... 78.00
Short, Jessie E, shoveling
gravel 20.80
Work, C H, dep. patrol
man . . . A 68.00
Richards, E J, patrolman 14.00.
j Road District No. 43
Bock Bros, powder and '
caps ' .v. 1 1 ft RK
Van: Arnam, Lyron &
lumber ............. 8.9 s
Van; Arnam, Grover, rep.
bridge ...... 3.20
Syrbn, E G, patrolman. . C.00
V Road District No. 44
Morse, B G, dragging
road . ... ... 6.00
Bates, L H, patrolman .. 4.00
i ' Road District No. 45
Blaco, A W, hauling
( lumber ....... t . 2,25
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IS
Girl?
Nicefigurd
scad all that;
.Well, it is
Edna Wallace
Hopper,
Stage Star
of yxmr ;
. grandma's
days,
sporting
one-piece
bathing suit
inn the beach
; at
"Crystal Pier,
California.
WEyb d ;
- oaf of elate,
even if you
l 9Xt oUI
Stay young,
' rysEdna,
ami she must
baveth'a
ecret herself.
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women, who see her, to wonder what
the secret of youth may be. Her borne
city of San Francisco recently honored
Miss Hopper by according her a public
reception at which Mayor Rolph oQ
tially welcomed her to the city of hex
birth.
' Years no longer can be taken as tia
barometer of ara Not "how old are
you" but "how old do you feel," wSl be
the Question asked If wnnwn mn!at.
example of America's most famous re
hivenated stare beautr An K
seeks the secret of youth but Miss Hop
Der seems to hava taa-nA it A matt.
of form ft leaves nothing to be desired.
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