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Scio Post; Mulkey
Voted Justice
Lay Chicago Crime. Wave to Schoolboy Bandits
MONMOUTlCNoT I Dr. F. R.
Bowerso wu reelected mayor;
Mrs. Elsie O'Rourke, city' record
er; and Dr. B. F. Batler and J. I
. Norrls councllmea at the city elec
tion ' Tuesday. Holdoxer council-
men are: Q. H. Partridge and Ed
Rosen. ,f ' k H " ..
Bowersox baa served the city
Years aa mayor. The city's
bonded lndehtedneaa was f 138
- S00 when he took office In 1S30.
It haa been reduced to 192,000
during hia past tennre. In 1S
an addlUonal idebt of $12,000 was
Incurred for replacement of water
' sloe. His ', consistent economical
program wE be continued In the
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":' ' I Vote Close oa Utility '
BCIO. Not: 8 iln South Sclo
to tine precinct Tuesday the pro
posed utility district was defeated
by -four rotes, aeordlna- to- a tab
ulation posted following a; canTaaa
of the Totes. In North Sclo the
. Tote was 41 for and .411 ssalnst
the proposal as recorded by those
tiring outside the city limits.. Tne
- rote of ,thosff-lWngf within the
i city was not available. Bota pre
' clneti' elected ,-BaTtu.U Betaer,
' 'Hume. Kixervaad Mltcheir as dlr
reCtorav-JLbout 7 S per; cent of t be
registered rote In South Sclo was
v cast ' Tuesday, "'
All other measures and all- pro
posed constitutional amendments
" except the tax limit proposal for
Portland achol district were lost
in an aTalaache of , negative bal
' 'lota.' " 7 . !
For the first time In many years
there was a contest for (the Sclo
mayoralty and for six eouncilnren.
W. 1. Ewlnjt. mayor for several
years, received 6 Totes tor reelec
tion. vh i. w. scnrunK won
with . O.iB. Cyrus and A. W.
Daley u 00 posed in nominations.
were relected recorder and mar
shal, respectively. E. Dt Meyers
was alone tor reelection as tree-
nnr ! )"'-."
" - - Of the six candidates elected
eouncilmen each stood aa fol
lows; Frank Bartn S3, Merie
. Pmii 15J Fred Bryan. . W. Z.
-Sims C7, J. A. Withers! C4, and
Fred Roadarmel S3. FiTe defeated
candidates received the following
1 Totes: NJ L Morrison 80, W. F.
'Gill 63. A. Q. Prill 4J Joe No
vak JS.'-Joe DostSl 19- Bryan.
'Gill. Morrison and Roadarmel are
inenmbent eouncilmen- I - -
; Under, the charter:, elected of
? fleers aerre until their successors
sare elected: and qualified. It is not
. utated whether the old officers
wfll hold until January; snext or
" whether they will vacate! their po-
k sitions for the new adminktra-
. tion. - : 1 ...-1 ;
Mrs. Huttdn Uill
Head Red X Call
6ILVERTON, Nor. I llrs.
I ZanU Button haa been made Red
cross chairman of; the jSllrerton
district.
She has I appointed a
Mnlkey Is J. . P.
MEHAMA. Not 5 Local elec-
- tion . returns show thst William
' P. MnlkeT with S 5 votes led Roy
' Philippi with 35 in thei race for
justice of the peace. For constable.
Max Frame topped Karl Hinier's
20 Totes with. -vote or 87.
Coburn 3Il'or Ain
DAYTON. Not 6-Earl Coburn.
nnooDosed ; for mayor, receded
128'0f the 168 rotes east in the
Dayton cJty election held here
Tuesday. J. .O. Williams; recorder,
waa reelected and unopposed. J. X.
Sherman, treasurer, reelected and
; also unoDDOsed. Councllmen. Fred
Anderson 105. William Scbell
J 108. Charles Simler and Mrs. W,
S. U'Ren tied; with 93 rotes each.
Holdover eouncilmen are: Mrs.
' Mvona Gray,' Frank Weight and
' C. Fulgham.' 1 ;
' ' -. Williams Is Mayor ; -'
i IND EPENDENCE, .Not 5-
"Kenneth L. Williams. was elected
niTor of Independence -erer the
nominated candidate. fRi A. Syl
vester. The contest, apparently
' without eposition. was: won by six
'rotes when the final count waa
' made. Williams is a prominent
. . business i man in the community.
. Ha has always taken an active part
- in clrlc affairs and owns and.
ooeratea a dry goods Store here
; has a large ranch south of lnde-
- pendence and la a hop grower. He
- succeeds Mayor A. L. Thomas, who
I refused to run on the city ticket.
Con ncllmen elected! ' for four
i.rear terms are: Mr. C. id. Sloper,
i Mr. . J. S. Robbie and Mr. A. W
" Foster. ' Councilman . elected for
1 two-; terms. sMr. -W. .i.AJ Barnum
' C. LI Carey , was reelected city jre
: corder; E. A. U Veddle4 justice of
t peace; and Verd II. Schrunk, con
. stable.
41:-
A aeries of
north aide led police to an InTestigatioa which net
Gapt, Pairick 0Connen ejueeiloninf suspects
corps of! helpers in the rarlous
secUona of town, C. L. Bonney
will! be In charc-ei at the mill t
Mrs. 8. P. Rose and Mrs William
Swift wiU take care ef the busi
ness district, j fi .!
Workers In the residential dis
trict Include Mrs. T. L. Blast.
Mrs. C. i W. Soncer. Mra. W. E.
Crabtree, Mrs. Arthur Dahl. Mrs.
s. A. Domagolla, Mrs. Lee MorrU
son, Mrs. R. B. Duncan. Mrs. M.
Q. Gunderaon. Mrs. Lee Haskins,
Mrs. uenry storlie. Mrs. - Lynn
Neal, Mra. Lee Alfred, MUs Celia
Hanan, Mrs. 8am Loreaxen, Mra,
Charlea i Leonard, Mrs. Clifton
Dlckerson, Mra. A. J. Titus, Mrs.
ttoy uarenport, Mrs. Henry Orer-
oss, Mrs. Theodore Hobart, Mrs.
Harry Wilson. Mrs. Fred Baker.
Mrs. j.-J. Lewis, Mrs. C. R. Wil
son and 'Mrs. Martin Hanan.
The drlre will begin Korember
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robberies tad holdups on Chicago's I ted 11 youths of school age. suipectsd of betoj j I Underiroes Onrntinn
I police to an inreatlguUon which neb. membera of a jurenne guig.. - II b8 yperauon
Declare
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Yallev Is
SUBLIMITY, Not. 6 Mr: and
Mrs. Aloia Hassler and Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Hasajer and daugh
ter Vgra returned Sunday night
IroEi a trip to Vancouver, B. C.,
rlsitlng with ' Mrs. : Al Hassler's
sister sand Mrs. Herman Hassler's
cousin. On their way they stopped
orer at Longviewj risited the Po-
drabBkya and left; Miss Vera un
til they returned;"
1 pey paw , many ; inuigs 01 111
tereat and reported the country
and' conditions much the same aa
tn Oregon, only beer parlors there
are 1 run . under better manage-
meat than in the states..
The farmers here are better off
aa they get. A price tor, what they
raise.' In up to date meat , mar
kets at Vancouver, B. choice
sirloin steak waa selling for seven
and ' nine cents . a pound, butter
at three pounds tor 19, cents, but
furnlturej waa rery high, clothing
the aame as here wltn the ex
ception of furs. Nerertheless the
Haaslera j said they still choose
the 1 Willamette yalley as : their
choice! of la home Stter corering
nearly 000 miles. ! ,ij
5 Boys Get Sister
SUBLIMITY, Not. , Mr. and
Mrs. Jamea Rlpp are receiving fe
licitation on the .antral of a
daughter, at their home October
19. - This . Is the . sixth child and
first daughter. They hare i named
her Annette Hildav f
siLVERTON. Not. S Mra.
Henry Torrend underwent aa op
eration at the Sllrerton General
hospital Monday and is reported
aa getting along Tory well.
Funda in Siglit to Develop Llineo
Along Saritiam Little Nortli Fork;
Will Install More 3)lachinery Soon
SCtO. Not (Ample , fun d a
witb j which . further to i derelop
properties of the Qrows ; mlh : in
the Cikhora district, on itho tittle
NorUil Fork of the iSaitfcn'rfrer,
soon, will be arallable as a: result 1
of : a j recent financing r plan an
nounced by R.: B. Peery of 8clo,
general manager and secretary : Qf
ths Company. lljjj; 8 If !
i Arrangements recently J weT e
bnadeiwith W. 8. Mitchell of Port-,
land, i formerly; ox jvan rrrump ,
Mitchell, brokerage firm of Chj4
cages,! jtor; financing- thei j;ialrtje
through sale of stock; Shares,1 aci
cording to Peery Such ,pian,: had
neen nnaer consiaerauon tor, some
time sod its : consummation: 'as-j
sure arallable funds i ritb ? which
to nroeeed. Feerr: stated in BCIO
i ij; r
i'ij
recently. H;v,;:J-w-
,i i Optimism PreTaas
. "And there, is no doubMnj ;t0
minds of t he directors of the com.
pany! and the consulting engineer
as to the Quality ana tne quantity
of ore bodies Peery said 'here!
With aolld and increasing Talu;e of
copper : and gold throughout 1 the
world. Perry feels! eTery encour
agement in - connection I With i! the
output of the mine, oncelti geU
! rfo In th a r ah a ft I bare ) ln-
creaaed in richness as depth has 1 who
been attained,. and mining i engi
neers I regard this as one - of the
best alma of a permanent supply
of workable ores. At a depth of
1001 feet it is expected t hat the
shaft will rertfy all that has been
claimed for t h mine.
1 f To Oomtinae Shaft
"li'r is the intention at present
to continue the shaft to that depth
as soon as prsctlable. When this
Is completed the plan Is C3 cross
cut from the side of the mountain
and t ap the shaft ores and others
by means of this tunnel. This
tunnel will be between 1(00 and
iTOw feet when completed and la
expected to tap better . orea at
greater depths than hare been
reached In the abaft,"
i 1 Ma h inery for handling the
water Ss well as the ores in sink
ing 'the shaft to the 100-foot level
la t k be Installed aa soon as pos-
il ,'ffiyi tapping -' the ore Telna
througli a tunnel several hundred
feet? lower than the shaft baa
proceeded, it la believed by mining
men? that better ore and larger
Quantities will be found. It would
be milling ore and could be treat
ed strai earing of $1.50 per t on
Peery i'.decUred. . . k .
a as maae . personu uwpw
r jof the Crown mines and
ores, is still retained as the con
pany's consulting engineer.
Paul Fuhrer Is
Injured by Bull
HAYESVILLE,' Not. 5 - Paul
UTuhrer, farmer here, waa seri
ously injured about S:S0 o clock .
this morning while moving a
bull which he . had sold, into a
trailer. In some way the animal .
cornered Paul in the trailer, and '
pierced Paul's stomach with one
horn. The hired man managed to
keep the bull from doing further
harm.
Fuhrer Is at a Salem hospital,
where it is thought he will recov- ;
er unless complications , develop.
The injured man Is a brother-.:
of' Walter Fuhrer, Marlon county
representative in the state legis
lature. ,
I10LPS AVOID
. MANY COLDS
Especially designed
id for nose and
upper throat, where "
most colds start. '
Used la time, helps '
pre venc many colds.
VicKsVA-ir.o-c:oi-
00
74 mm
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galva, bTsm Drops
Try
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' COLDS
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FEVER
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XaVMy-Tlsm' WerU's Bm
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BETTER HEALTH
Jtamach, Rsctd sss Colo AXmcaU
1 Dsstrey YsarCoatrtati x
Xtt hm trMtflMct fat
tfaa Wnt for Ulewa. Acid,
ity. Iadlftttiea. Pil.
VissotM, FiMnU, CUtia,
. KUatiaff. Coaitipattca.
Diataasis. Esaauaatioa
aas TrMtawat by akUl4
Ualwol nlclr"to-NocoriB,in,ni
Wrtat ot cml! for FILEE dcaatrnvc rooklM.
Dr.C. J.DEAn CUIIIC
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. N.I. Ctmr Brasid aadGraaSAwaae
TcUoboaa EAM ltll Porticad, Orrca
BeWare Coughs
f roa cosoa colli
That Hanjj On
No matter how many medldTwa
you hare tried for your eougtL. cheat
cold or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief cow with eatomulston.
Berlous trouble may be brewtng and
' you cannot afford to take a chance
wlta anything less thaa Creonml
elon, whica roes riht to the seat
of the trouble to aid ! nature to
soothe and heal the tnflanv1 men
branes as the germ-huien yihlfgrn
la loosened and expelled. -
Even If otJber remedies have
failed, dont be discouraged, your
druggist is authorized to guarantee
Creomulsion and to refund ycr
money if you are not satisSed wt a
resulxs from the rery first bctt-s.
Oct Creomulsion right now. (Atj
3 Day Sale FridaySaturday through Monday
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