COMMISSIONERS' COURT uo7d t. mileage
' (Continued from section 3)
Circuit Court Account
Barrett, Blanche F., report
er's fee . and trans. , in
structions in State ys.
Murray et al . .,, . . . 190.35
Barrett, , Blanche P., tak-
ing statement ot Nagel
Sorhus.... 5.00
. Brown,' Emma Murphy,
taking statements . and
transcribing. in yarious
- state cases.....;.... 79.85
Burris, Paul P., witness . .. 34.20
Central Motor Bus Line.
taking jury to pen . . . . 10.00
Craddopt P H vlinui
making experiments, at
tendance in court, etc. 210.00
Drager. D. O., cash adr. to
district , attorney to be
expended in case State
ts. Murray trial 200.00
Durant, L. W., Juror . . . . 43.20
Poust, -witness .... 4 6.00
Ganiard, Mrs. ; Frances,
, cash adv. for room, etc.,
tor . Helen Gainlard in
case State ts. Zielinski 98.00
Gardner, W. EL, witness. . 4 0.80
Ururith. Dr. L. P., serrlces
and attendance at trials
in ease State ts. Murray
'- et al 50.00
Moorea & Co., Ross E
. printing executions, etc. 5.00
Newman, C, L., witness. R.
. H fare, etc, in case State
ts. Murray et al. ... 200.00
Pacific Tel & Tel Co. The,
' telephone services 7.83
Pilling. C. D.; attendance .
etc., in case state ts.
Murray et af 120.85
Randlfer, S. B., witness.. 16.20
Stratton. R attendance,
etc.. in ease state ts.
Kelley, Willos 38.72
White , House Restaurant,
meals tor Jury in vari
ous cases ........... . 71.33
Zinn, Z. J., trips to pen,
.etc. ....... . . . ' 8.75
Justice Court Account
Barrett, Blanche P., re
porter's fee in case state
vs. Watson .. . 5.00
Small, .Brazier C, justice. .Cont'd
State ts. Able
Small, Brazier C, justice. .Cont'd
State ts. Brandhardt-
Bennett. E. A.. Juror Cont'd
Polsal, H, S., juror. ....... Cont'd
.Cont'd
.Cont'd
.Cont'd
.Cont'd
.Cont'd
.Cont'd
.Cont'd
Stithy H. P., juror
Baker, J. IL, juror. . . .
Clark, C. A., juror. . . .
Fake, C. H., juror. . . ,
State vs. Brotherton
De Long, W. E., constable. '.Cont'd
State vs. Beard
Small. Brazier C. justice. .Cont'd
State vs. Chance
Small, Brazier C, justice . . Cont'd
State vs. Elliott
Small. Brazier C Justice .. Cont'd
lie Long, W. E.. constable. .Cont'd
State ts. Elmore -
Small, Brazier C, justice. .Cont'd
De Long, W. E.. constable . . Cont'd
. State ts; Orasa
Small, Brazier C, Justice. .Cont'd
State vs. Gray
Small. Brazier C, justice . . Cont'd
. State ts. Hathaway
Small, Brazier C, justice .. Cont'd
De Long, W. E., constable . . Cont'd
. Stats vrf. Huntln
Small, Brazier C... justice
De Long, W. E., constable
State ts. La Plante
Small, Brazier C. justice
btate ts. Meussig
Small. Brazier C, justice. .Cont'd
State vs. Moore
Small, Brazier C, Justice. .Cont'd
De Long, W. E., constable. .Cont'd
State ts. Morris.
Small, Brazier C, justice . . Cont'd
De Long. W, E., constable. .Cont'd
State .ts. Oliverson
Small. Brazier C. justice .. Cont'd
Btate ts. Osborne
Small, Brazier C, justice . , Cont'd
De Long, W. E.. constable. .Cont'd
- State ts. Preanall r
Small,. Brazier C.r justice . . Cont'd
De Long, W. E.. constable. .Cont'd
State vs. Roberts
Small. Brazier C, Justice Cont'd
De Long. W. E.. constable. .Cont'd
State ts. Seofield
Small. Brazier C; Justice .. Cont'd
State ts. Seiwert .
Small, Brazier C: justice Cont'd
State vs.Smith
Small, Brazier C., Justice Cont'd
DeLong, W. E., constable. Cont'd
' State vs. Sowers
Small. Brazier C, justice Cont'd
State ts. Stephens :
Small, Brazier C, , Justice Cont'd
DeLong, W. E., constable. Cont'd
State ts. Stephens
DeLong. W. 'EL, constable. Cont'd
State ts. Stevenson
Small, Brazier C, Justice Cont'd
DeLong,. W.1 E.; constable. Cont'd
SUte ts. Walp
Small, Brazier C justice Cont'd
State ts. Watson et al
Brock. Mrs. Robert, wit
ness . .; ..... ...... . Cont'd
Patch, Grace L.i do. . . . . . .Cont'd
Reese, Louis M., do. . . . .Cofit'd
owce t. wiuard j
Small, Brazier C, justice Cont'd
-.State vs.-Wright ,
Parham, A. J., , Juror. . . .Cont'd
Circuit Court Account Continue
Bryan. C..H., witness:.;, 12.20
Zinn. Z. J., do. .:....... 34.20
Newman, Mrs. C L., do.. . 2.80
Newman. Leslie L,, do... 30.80
Rowley. H. H. do. .... . . .
Diem. Robert M.. do.
Rasmumen. Henry, do . .
Oaniard. Frances, do ....
Haag, A. C., do. . .. , . . . .
: Sweeney, Mrs. Lucije, do.
Wiggins. IX, Io. ..... .
. Lucbt, Otto, do...... ...
Wilde, Leo, do. ........
, Chriatof f erson, 11., do. . . .
Neamith. J. B., do.
; Starrett. J. V.. do . . . . . .
" Coroner's Account
Moorcs Co., Ross E.,
printing blanks
Rigdon. Lloyd T.. InTestiga
tion ot the death of Mrs.
Annie EL Bell
Smith Dr. W. Carlton, ex
. amination of Mrs. Annie
E. Bell
Byrd. Dr. W. H.. do. . .
Rigdon, Uoyd T mileage
, and investigation of
death ' of Robert X.
Clark
Prime. Dr. G. E.,-X-ray of
' Hobart N. Clark . ; . .
- BJKdou, Lloyd investl
gation of death of WU-
im nanniTtr
.20
s.06
10.00
6.09
4.20
6
8.20
10.49
22.00
12.00
34.20
8.40
S.S0
5.00
5.00
5.00
7.00
20.00
8.60
6.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
7.40
5.00
5.00
5.00
7.00
5.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.60
1.60
1.50
1.50
3,00
1.50
and Investigation : of
death of Henry Hatcher
Rigdon, Lloyd -T inTesti
Ration of death ot Fred
Koster .
Rigdon, Lloyd T., InTesti
gation of death of May
nard Ma w .
Rigdon, Lloyd T., Investi
gation of death of Mrs.
Gertrude Palmer . . , . :
Rigdon, Lloyd T.. Investi
gation of death of Ora
V. Reagon . . . .
Rigdon, Lloyd T., mileage
and Investigation x of
death, ot Cyril Vander
beck ; ... .
Dowd, Dr. Hugh A., exam-
: lnation of Cyril Vander
cic i
Rigdon, Lloyd T., Investi
gation of death of Rob
ert Wales ...
Rigdon, Lloyd T., investi-
, gation of death of Will
iam Wellman
Rigdon, Lloyd T., mileage
and taking inquest upon
body of Fred W. Swartz
Smith. Dr. W. Carlton examination
Johnson, Paul V., Juror..
Pickens. W: C. luror: . . .
Deland, P. G., juror. . . . .
Mosher. D. H.. inror.
Simpson, Earl Juror. .
Mclntvre. A. E.. luror .
Smith, Dr. W. Carlton, wit
ness ................
Swartz. Edna, witness; . . .
Monson. E., witneas. ,
Gabriel, E. B., witness. . . .
Swartx-Edwln, witness. . .
snarp, Herbert, witness. .
Kigdon. Lloyd taking
inquest. upon the bodies
of Sweeney, Holman and
Orecon Jonea ft . nn
Smith, Dr. W. Carlton, au
topsies and examina
tion of Sweeney, Hol-
an and Ore eon JnnM
Prime, Dr. G. E., X-ray
photographs of Sweeney,
Holman and Oregon
Jones '
Mott, Dr. W. B.. examina
tions of bodies of Swee
ney, Holman and Oregon
Jones
Brown, Emma Murphy, re
porting Inquest & tran
scribing same
Durbin. P. W.. luror.
Siegmund. J. C. inror
Headrick, A. L., Juror
Shand, Geo. W Juror
Thompson, Ralph, Juror. .
Archer, Chas. R., Juror..
Smith. W. Carlton, witness
Jacobsen. Edwin, witness.
Jones, Dee., witness.....
Prime. G. E.. witness
Charlton, E. C, witness. .
handiler. S. B., witness..
Gardner, Wright; E., wit
ness ... .. . . .
Kesmith. J. B.,' witness. .
Marphy, Leland T., witness
uaker, ciair, witnesa.. ..
Bryan. C. H.. witness
Charlton. Charles M., wit
ness
Hubbard, Ira W witness.
Knykendall, C. A., witness
Feeble-Minded Arrannt
Miller's, clothing for Klein
smith, Steinbom, & Er-skine
Fox, William W., traveling
expenses ............
Fulkerson, Mary L., trav
eling expenses
Fulkerson, Mary L.. cash
adv. for plumbing and
janitor service at child
health demonstration
Fulkerson, Mary L., cash
adv. for expenses .- of
Teacher Annual Institute
Knowland & Unruh, print
ing school directorr : : .
Krap8 Co., The J. J., print
ing outlines, etc. . . . : .
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., The
- telephone services
Patton Bros., pencils, rub
ber bands
Pomeroy & Keene, medals
for stock contest
Reid. Cora E., Co. truant
officer ; . . ; .
Health Officer's Account
Mott, Dr. Wm. B., ; regis
trar .... . . ..........
Webert. Louis. Do.
8chieble. Mrs. Gertrude, do
Van Winkle. Dr. J. O., do
Bauman, J. T., do. i
Hubbs. G. W do. . i . . . . .
Manegre, J. B., do. . . . . .
Prather, S. E., do. J .... .
Schaefer, Margaret,! do . . .
Beebe. G. H.. do. .......
fruit Inanector'a Account
Van Trump, S. H., Co. hor
ticulturist ..... :. -. -
Poor Aect. Cont'd
Busick ft Son, J. L., groc.
for, Mrs. Watkins ....
Busick & Son, J. L-. groc.
: for Mrs. H. Snringer . .
Busick 4 Son, J. L., groc.
for Jim Lucure . . . . .
Central Pharmacy, pre
acrlutiona tor' Co. noor .
Clark, Frank C, supt. at
Co. Poor Farm .......
Delbert Reeves Post No. 7
American Legion, shoes,
wood, rent for the Wm.
? May family '. .. J.'.:v.?.
Director's Dept. Store, groc.
?ror Mrs. M. E. Depper--man
'. . . .... .. . . ;
Dirks. Mrs. W. F... relief.
Drager, D. G., cash adv. lor
poor to get to Sookane.
Fry Drug Co., Daniel
prescriptions for
poor
Hammond - Lumber
groc, for Nellie Wachter
Knapke, Jussle, relief
Lebold & Co., groc.
Mrs. Tanner
Lebold & Co., ' groc.
Hazel Pulliam .......
Lundeen. Emma, relief . .'
Ltmdqulst. Emma, ; relief
Mc Arthur, Dr J. It., ser
vices rendered Mrs. An
nie Englehart . ; . .
McClellan, Paul T., groc.
for Lizzie Butts i . . . . .
Opera House Pharmacy, pre
scriptions for Co. poor. . 16.4
Pacific Tel. ft Tel. Co The
telephone .services ....
Picard, Celina. milk for
: Mrs. J. 11. Rmrih .
Pickens & Haynes. gTocer
1. les for McAfee family. .
Portland Electric Power
Co... electric bp rvices nt
J..
Co.
Co..
for
for
55.00
85.00
10.00
151.95
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
l.fcO
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.5)
l.fO
1.50
63.40
50.00
50.00
30.00
241.85
77.00
67.00
11.30
1.60
10.00
15.00
33.75
.75
1.50
1.75
3.75
14.25
.75
.75
6.50
6.50
141.25
22.00
10.00
..10.00
21.85
215.59
30.62
9.96
20.00
40.00
4.15
25.04
15.00
9.99
9.00
6.00
6.00
14.50
16.02
4.40
6.20
6.00
Potter, Mrs. P. A., relief. .
Salem Deaconess Hospital,
-, care of Mrs. , Martha
3Bissft .
Salem Deaconess hospital.
, care of R. L. Hornbuckle
Salem Deaconess hospital,
: care of Miss Addie Rig
don . .
Salem Deaconess hospital,
. care of D.. Ladronti,
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of Henry Keil.. . .
Salem : Deaconess hospital,
care of Valentine VIox. .
Salem Deaconets hospital,
care of J. H. Morrison . .
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of Mrs. E. A. Park
er Salem Deaconess hospital,
care . of Andrew Camp
pell Salem Deaconess hospital,
care ot E. A. Mack. . . .
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care ot Mrs. Lizzie How
ard Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of Fred W. Baker
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of Mrs. Mary Man
ley ............. .. . .
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of Samuel Barton. .
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of Katie Sherman.
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of James Melvln . .
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care pf Mrs. Evelyn Rice
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of Stanley Rice. . .
Saiem Deaconess hospital,
care of Shirjer Rice....
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of Maureen Rico . .
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care of Edward Doyle. .
Salem Deaconess hospital.
care 01 Keith Evans. . .
Salem Deaconess hospital,
care or Mrs. A. Foun-taine
Shrode. D. L.. groceries for
airs. Northcutt ... 21.60
Silver Falls Timber Co..
wood for Edgar Sharpe
Smith, M. D., Gerald, serv
. ices rendered Mrs. Irene
Chenette, $10.00, disal
lowed; allowed
Tanner, Mrs.-Ed., relief. . .
Tanquary, C. M., burning
brush at county farm..
Terwilliger Funeral Home,
burial of J. L. Smith. .
Van Cleave. W. B., rent for
Rosy Bloom
Van De Wiele, D. L.. gro
ceries for Mrs. Campbell
Webb's Funeral Parlors,
burial of Margaret Cain
Webb's Funeral Parlors,
burial of Samuel P. Bar
ton Vebb's Funeral Parlors,
burial of Philo E. Pay
son J.....
Wengenroth, Wm.,' " "grih-
ceries for Josephine
Jeaudion . .'
White & Sons. D. A., mix
ture of pasture .......
Wood, M. D., R. Lee, serv
ices rendered T? v. w,i.
uon
Jail Account
Bower, O. D., board fbr
prisoners
Farmer Hdw. Co.. Ray L..
' plates, cups for jail
Opera' House Pharmacy,
prescriptions for prison
ers Stiff Furniture Co., H. L.,
repair cota. etc tnr i
' Juvenile Court Account
Bower, O. D., use of auto.
Western Union Tel. Co.,
The. telegrams .........
Dog Tax Fund
Andrews, Geo., goats killed
Dy dogs
Cook, I. n., sheep killed by
dogs . ...............
Fischer, Phillip, sheep
- killed by dogs
Fitts, J. W., goat killed by
dogs
Hafner, J. T., lamb killed
by dogs
Hinz, A. B., sheep killed by
dogs ..I.
Hunsacker, G. W., do. . . .
Hunt, Norris, refund on
dog licence
Lewis, Claude J., collecting
dog licenses .........
Martin. L. H.. goats killed
by dogs
Steiwer, Karl, lambs killed
by dogs '
Taylor, H. O., sheep killed
by dors '
Indemnity for Slaughter of Dis-
jpuseq uuue
Chapln. L. J., indemnity
Diem, R. M., do ......
Eder, P, W do. . . . . .
Hauptman, Anton, do .
St Benedict's Abbey "do
Herd Inspector's Account
ivonoez, U. herd in
apeetiou .............
Lange. Fred W do. ....
Sims. Thos., do
Cernick. Mrs. M. J., apples
' ft prunes for exhibit . .
Hyden, Gus, vegetables for
exhibit ... . ... . . ... .
Roth Grocery Co., apples.
cuuuuower tor exntbit.
saiem Electric Co., I
for lighUng Marlon
booth . . : . . . . .
Taylor, Earl, helped put up
exninit
Taylor, Virgil, helped pack
dd exhibit ..... . . :
White ft Sons, D. A., cotton
sax
10.00
3.75
38.75
28.75
38.75
38.75
38.75
38.75
38.75
38.75
38.75
38.75
38.75
10.00
5.00
19.3.
3.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
4.00
1.25
42.50
2.50
15.00
10.00
22.40
35.00
8.00
20.06
35.00
35.00
35.00
15.00
4.75
. . . Cont'd
568.80
.80
14.75
17.45
2.00
90
12.00
24.00
72.00
10.00
8.00
bulbs
Co.
32.00
8.00
1.00
252.00
8.00
40.00
8.00
7.00
3.11
4.77
4.27
6.61
36.75
218.75
97.60
9,50
2.50
16.00
1.62
36.00
4.00
90
50.00
Fir Protection Arennnt
Clackamas-Marion Co. fire
pairoi association, fire
. .
DaiirOI ..... 25
Oregon State Board of For
estry do. .. .:. . . . . . , . 534.26
Divorce Fee & District Attorney
Salary Account .
Kay, State Tress-, Thos.
. B., divorce fees . . . . .. 190.00
Tax Rebate Account
relland. Eat, . C 0. re
bate on taxes . . . . . . . . 17.15
- Mlwolliiumii 1miiii.
Jasmlneilnlc Co WTiyng
UUld 15.50
Adrnrtlaln Irmuat
Salem Chamber of.. Com
merce, advertising Mar
ion Co. . . . . : . . . . . . , . 50.00
.6 . . . . . .P. . 2o . . . c s e t
CHURCHES
(Corrtlmitd turn paga 1)
Bscs. ' 8ctm "The Memory of the
Heart." Wesley elass meeting 9:15 a. m.,
8. A. Wheelwright, leader. Sunday school
9:45, H. F. Skaokt, tnptrinteBdenti
Leacoe seetincs at S :80 p. m. II and
HI ehaptora will ' combine under leader
hip of Hal Lehman. . High school train
ing eUss in church history, Thnrsdajf
bight 6 t 7:30 p. m. teacher ot clau,
Mill Findlej-. Mid week devotional
vtee in chorch parlors, Thursdiy at 7:30
p. 5th ttody in Evangelism ot Jetat
to b treated by the pastor at that hour.
Chiatraas pageant for Sunday night, Pec
20th, has been decided upon. It is to
ho "'Folio wen of the Star,'; taken from
the .International Journal of Religious
Education.
FEESBTTEEIAJf
FIRST On Chorch street between
Chemeketa and Center SU, Norman Ken
dall Tally, D.D., pmtor. 9:30 a. m
Sunday school. - 10:45 a. ia, morning
worship. Sermo, "The Bible," hy Ir
Tally. Anthem, "Now Thank We All
Our God," Khelley. 5:30 p. m.. Advance
Intermediate Social hoar. 6:30 p. mM
Voong People' meeting. 7:30 p. m
errniog worship. Sermon, "The Con
version of the Philippian Jailer." Anthem
"Far From My Heavenly Home."
CHtracH or god
-134S-X. Church St.. J. J. Oillenpie,
pastor, residence: 131$ N. Church St.,
phone 1S73H. Service 11 a. m., and
7:80 p ra. Sermon topic, "Thankdriv
ing." Sunday school 10 a. m., Mrs. Wal
ter Barkus, kuperlntencent. Toung peo
ples' meeting, 6:45 p. m. Miss Ella
Hahn, leader. Prayer service Wednes
day evening: at 7:30. Come and take
part in the services.
LUTHEBAH
CHRIST EVANGELICAL 1750 State
St., G. Koehler,' pastor, -residence: 150
State street, phone 599 B. Services 10:30
a. m., in German. Sunday school 9:30
s. Hi. Young peoples' meeting it 7 p.
m., topic: "The Way of Christ in Race
Relation Through the Home." Bible
school on Saturday from 9-11:15 a. m.
The Ladies Aid will hold its annual
window f fancy work oa Dec. 3rd at
the Southern Pacifie ticket office 181 N.
Liberty St.
COXGBEQATIOXAL
FIRST Center and Liberty Sts., C. E.
Ward, pastor, residence: 440 Center St.,
phone 59 IK. Services 11 a. and
7:30 p. m. Sermon topics; "Into All the
World." English Shrines. Special num
bers by the quartet at each service. Sun
day school 10 a. m., Mark McCallister,
superintendent. Thursday 7:30 o'clock
prayer -meeting and Bible study. The
evening theme tells how Christianity came
to our forefathers. The story is told both
in words and picture. ,
I. B. 8. A.
Meet every Sunday in Derby hall. Court
and High Sts., for Bible study. Hours
from 10 to 12 . m., and 3 to 4 p. m.
Tune in on K. T. C. L. every Sunday
from 9:10 to 10:10 p. m.,everyTue&day
from 8 to 9 p. ni., for Bible lecture and
music 1000 Watt station, one of the
largest in northwest. A special Bible
lecture will take place in this Hall Sun
day, Xov. 29 at 8 p. m., by Charles C.
Best. Subject. "The Highway to Life."
Not the narrow way nor the b roadway,
but the highway public way which the
Lord Jehus Christ will open up, when the
government of this earth will rest upou
His shoulders. Isa. 9.6. A way to lead
all the families of the earth, the dead
as well as the living, to place, liberty
happiness and everlasting life on earth.
Seats free, no collection.
Mrs. Antonett Helleniui, of Portland,
will be the chief speaker at the Sunday
evening service on November 29th. Mrs.
Hellenins it well known m such west
coast cities as Los Angeiea, San Francisco
and Seattle. For mere than 18 years
she has been psychic reader and lec
turer. We are expecting that Mathis
Cringle of Seattle will also accompany
airs. Hellenius as a visitor for the even
ing. Serrices will open promptly at 7:45
p. m., in the old W. O. W. hall at 240
North Liberty.
NAXABEHB
19th and Marion atreet, C. 11. tnl
Mrs. Hopkins, pastors. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m., W. B. Hardy, superintendent.
Senior young peoples' meeting at 6:30
p. m subject: "An Ontling of Hindu
ism," leader, Miasionary Committee jun
ior C. E. at 6:45 p. m., Edna Nnnne
maker, leader. Special revival meetings
every afternoon at 2:30 and every even
ing at 7:30. Sunday services 11 a. m.,
2:30 and 7:30 p. ra. Evangelist O. B.
Ong of Paaadena, California in charge.
Everybody come to these special meet
ings.
CHKISTIAJI SCIENCE
Corner of Liberty and Chemeketa Sts.
8nndsy morning, service at 11 o'clock,
Sonday evening at 8. Subject of lesson
sermon, "Ancient and Modern Necrom
ancy, alias Mesmerism and " Hypnotism,
lenonnced." Sunday school sessions
convene at 9:30 and It a. m. Wednes
day evening Testimonial meeting at 8
o'clock. Reading rcom, 209 Masonic
Temple, open every day except Sundays
and holidays from 11 to 5:30 p. m.; every
evening, except Wednesday, from 7:80 to
9; Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5. All
are cordially invited to our services and
to our reading room.
UNITED BRETHREN
CA8TLE CHAPEL 17th and Nebras
ka Ave., P. C. Hoffman; pastor, residence:
1743 Nebraska Ave. Services 11 a. ra
and 7:30 p. m. Sermon topic: "What
1 Man." Sunday school 10 a. m., W.
W. Bosobraugh, superintendent. Young
peoples' meetings: Jonior, Intermediate
and Senior. Sunday 6:30 p. m. Prayer
meeting inursoay evening.
CATHOLIC
ST. JOSEPH'S Corner Chemeketa and
Cottage Sts., Rev. J. R. Buck, pastor,
residence: 751 Chemeketa St., phone 89.
Services 8. 10 a. m., and 3:30 p. m.
Instead ot having benediction in the even
ing -as heretofore, it will be given at
3:30 p. m. Preceding benediction ques
tions will be answered. Catechism Sat
urday at 3. Week day services a a. m.f
Satardsy in Academy at 7. Everyone
welcome to all service.
ST. VIXCEXT 1E PACL Her. T. V.
Keeaan. pastor. Masses on Sunday as
usual at 8 and -10:30 o'clock. Rotary
sad benediction every Sonday evening at
T:30. Mass during the week at 8 o'clock.
Ixt- Friday is the first Friday of the
month and exposition of the blessed sac
rmaeut will take place at 8 o'clock just
prior to the mm. Confessions oa Than
day afternoon and evening at the usual
time. Catechism every Saturday after
noon at S e'elocV Phone 1374.
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SCHOOLS MAKE
MUSIC POPULAR
(Con tinned from page 1)
compelled to admit its extreme
beauty and dramatic power. "Ed
gar. the lorer of "Lucy." enters
the room unexpectedly just after
"Lucy"; has been inveigled Into
signing the marriage contract with
"Lord Arthur." After looking si
lently from one to the other of
those assembled in the room, he
finally draws his sword and con
fronting his enemy," "Sir Henry,"
("Lucy's" brother) demands an
explanation. The contrasting emo
tions of the characters are skill
fully woven into the music as each
takes up his portion of the song.
After a short introduction the
sextette opens with a duet between
"Edgar" and "Sir Henry." then
the other characters enter until
all are singing. The composition
abounds in tense moments and in
climaxes. To appreciate the com
position fully the entire story
should be studied and the thoughts
and emotions of each of the char
acters ; known as they enter this
powerful dramatic scene.
If the public pays for a coal
stride anyway; possibly there is
something in this British system
of paying to avoid it. Detroit
News.
BUILDING PERMITS
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24 RECORD
Estimate Year's Total Will
Exceed Last by More
Than $50,000
The amount of rcoiiey represent
ed by the building permits taken
out from the office of the city re
corder has already exceeded the
total amount representing the out
lay for building during the en
tire year of 1924.
In 1924 a total of $1,731,210
was represented in the number of
building permits issued. Already
this year, with full month yet to
go, and permits being issued stead
ily every day, the amount repre
sented in the building permits has
reached $1,746,935, or $15,72fj
more than the total for 1924.
With another full month yet
coming, it is safe to venture that
this year's total will exceed last
year's by at least $50,000, and it
Is very probsple that this year's
total will exceed last year's by
$76,000.
During the past week building
in Salem, inspite of the holiday
brought about by Thanksgiving,
and Inspite of the xnoistness of
the weather, bas not; been retard
ed. During the week, permits
were taken out representing a
total outlay of $20,930. Of this
amount all but $300 represents
the building of new, homes. The
$300. represents the building of a
smsii garage. V
For some time it has been pre
dicted at the office of the city
recorder that the lateness of the
year -would naturally abate to "a
great extent the amount of build
ing being, carried out In the city.
But Salem's' phenomal growth in
population has brought about such
a cramped housing condition that
it is very likely that the present
rate ot building will be carried on
from now till the rest of the year.
Business men - throughout the
city are also complaining of the
lack of office space, and the new
bank and ) office building of ten
stories in height to bejbuilt by the
First National Banfc'-ot Salem on -i
the corner 'Of, Liberty- and State j
streets now occupied by Pomeroy y
nd Keene, Jewelers, will largely
relieve this conjestion'.
SONG SLIDE ARTISTS
ARE NOW, IN MOVIES
(Continued f rem page 1)
Your Eyes I Could ,' See," and go
on through the sentimental itiner
ary of the ballad. M ; j
From this posing: fdr gong-slides
to acting in motion jpictures was
a i natural; transition.) ', When E li
son produced "The I Great Trai:i
Robbery, Tom . Fortune was in
the cast, and by the time the son
slide as an institution had aiippt-1
intxPbblivion, Fortune and most of
the other eong-sliders had slippy
safely into the films.) j
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