ftAGE TZX1
TLs G3EG0N STATESMAN, Galen. Oregon, Tuesday llornin, Deeexaher I, 1S33
'. --i
Edna J. Brown Is
Called to Beyond
Funeral Is Wednesday For
Oldest of Pioneer I
I Residents
S1LVERTON. Not. 30 With
the passiftg of Mrs. Edna J. Brown
Sunday morning at 2 o'clock, one
"of Silrerton 'a oldest pioneer resi-
" dents Is gone. Mrs.' Brown -. was
born at Monitor, a few miles east
of Silrerton, Norember 25,. 1850.
" Fnneral serrlces will be held Wed
nesday at 1 o'clock from the Ek-
mu chapel at Silrerton with con-'
. eluding serrlces at the cremator
ium of Portland. Mrs. Edson Corn
stock and Mrs. Alyin Legard will
" furnish the music and Rev. 1 D.
Lester Fields will deliver tha ad-
. dress. - I - - - -
". Mrs. Brown's parents were Wil
liam French and Delilah Ann
(Clearer) Eastham, pioneers of
1848. They came In the train of
Bclirar Walker and settled on a
homestead near Monitor,' w'aere
Mrs. Brown was reared. ,
r Hew Union Fla
Ait young girl, Mrs. Brown and
her sister. Viola, at the outbreak
of the dril war constrncted a
anion flag, the first to be used in
this vicinity. The flag, flying over
the Eastman home, was the cause
of a bitter quarrel between union
sympathizers and those of the
Confederate sympathies.- The ma
jority prored to be union-minded,
however,' and the flag was permit
ted to ty. : . .. j .
At 18 Mrs. Brown began teach-
ing and i taught in many - of the
early schools In Marion county.
W. S. Jack of Silrerton, who is
now past 70, Is one of Mrs.
Brown's early pupils. The first
public library In this end of Mar
lon county was established at the
Eastman home at Monltbr, and
some of the early records were tn
Mrs. Brown's possession when she
died. ! ' "; 1
Edna Eastham and James Mad
ison Brown were married at a
double wedding, the other couple
being Mr. and Mrs. Jake McV
Clalne. associated with the early
financial ihlstory of SilTerton. Mr.
Brown was a son of Mathew and
Luclnda j( Davis) Brown.
' Grandchildren Survive
: Surviving Mr. Brown are four
grandchildren, Delmar Brown of
Portland. 1 Lowell Brown of Sil
rerton, Virginia Brown of Silrer
ton and now a student of the Uni
versity of Oregon, and Marion
Serebrenenkor of San Francico:
three great grandchildren, two
sisters, Mrs. Robert Alexander of
Forest Gf ore, and Mrs. Alfred
Thirsenof Cambridge, Mass., one
prettier. Orange Eastham of Port
land ' I:
Three children, Carl, Percy and
Florence j Brown Downs preceded
their mother in death.
Mrs.
Stockholm's
Funeral Is Today
MONMOUTH. Nov. 30 Mrs. W.
J. Stockton. 1. died Sunday at
the family home after a brief ill
ness. Julia Raymond was born
December 4. 1874; at Oakland,
Oreg.. where . her father was a
dentist. Most bf her early years
were spent there and at Roseburg,
In 1902 the family moved to Sa
lem and established their nome.
An uncle, Perry Raymond, was
bailiff of the supreme court of
Oregon for many years.: ' j
"She wa"narrled July 9, 1908,
to William J. Stockholm at Cleve
land. Ohio. Mrs. Stockholm - was
actire In work of the Epworth
Memorial church of Cleveland,
where the Epworth League was
first organized. They returned to
Oregon -lln - 1911 f and . mored
to Monmouth which has been their
. home since. She was actire in
grange work and Is a past noble
grand of the Rebekah lodge. She
also was a member of Adah chap
ter, order of Eastern Star, and a
member bf the Spanish War Vet
erans auxiliary at Albany. She
served innumerable times as
chairman of the heme economics
club, a grange auxiliary which
he helped organise, locally.
Surviving are Mr. Stockholm
and two, sisters, Mrs. Margaret
Carter, Portland; Mrs. Elizabeth
Brune, Jennings Lodge; two oro-
thers, Arthur Raymond. ' Salem,
and Samuel K.. Raymond, Butte,
Moat.' Funeral services - will be
held Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. in the
Monmouth Christian-church.;. di
rected by W. L. Smith funeral
chapeL Rev. W. A- Elkins will of
ficiate. .Interment in the Odd Fel
lows cemetery, Salem., . - - ;
Mrs. Tavenner to ;
Talk Before Club
- WOODBCRN, Nov. 30 The
Woodburn Woman's club 'jwill
meet Wednesday afternoon in the
clubrooms of the public library.
Mrs. Walter Miller and Mrs. Bur-
. ton W. Dunn are In charge of tho
program "which will include a talk
by Mrs. R. W. Tavenner. educa
tional chairman of. the third dis
trict Federation of Woman's clubs
of Oregon. She will speak on 'Ed
ucation; .
A vocal duet by Miss . -' Mabel
u Digerness and M 1 a s - Frances
Thompson will also be given. .
Mrs. L. S. .Mochel will have
on display an art exhibit of Jap
anese woodcuts from the Shina
- Art company, the largest Import
ers of authentic Japanese -rood-cuts
In the world. Hostesses 'or
the afternoon will be Mrs. J. Sid
ney Johnson, Mrs? W. D. Sim
mons and Mrs. Ida Parr, The hos
pitality committee Is composed of
Mrs. Barton W. Dunn and Mrs.
Iran C. Beers. ; -
- Organize Mnsie Qass L
LIBTRTT, Nov. 30 -A PWA
class in vocal music will be or
ganised at the sehoolhouse here
Tuesday at 8 p. m., with Prof. R.
V7. Hans Setiz to be Instructor.
Everyone Interested Is Invited to
attend this free class. -
Hospital : Stages I
Open Hoiise Witht
Many, Attending
' LEBANON, i Nor. S 0 The new
hospital, - dedicated last! August,
has received the last of modern
equipment and held open house
Saturday afternoon for the crowds
of friends who came from various
places to view the well organized
up-to-date building and. furnish
ings . - i m , i ,
Dr. 'J. C Booth, president. Dr.
R.' B." Miller, 1 rice-president. Dr.
N. - E. Irrine. secretary-treasurer.
Dr. . Ri S. ' Langmaek of Sweet
Home, and Dr. Ralphs) Xlerron,
Brownsrille form the j hospital
staff; Misses Mary and Martha
Schuler, registered nurses, sup
errise the hospital work, prom
inent Lebanon' and Albany people
hare.equlpper some of the rooms;
there are 28 beds " w h i h Is
thought to be'suficlent for gene-,
al needs... : J - :
Thanks were expressed to Mr.
and Mrs. D. Cormier, First Na
tional bank; Lions club..J. K,
Weatherford estate ' and.!11
Supply company, for donation of
rooms and equipment; ambulance
entrance, Hon.' S. M. Garland and
Harry C. Howe; ambulance drive
way, Elmer Fitzgerald; corner
stone, Earl Perry; bronze placque,
Rufus Holman, state treasurer,'-
Ametie j Women's
Club Entertained
JewetU ; Find Dry Weather
General tin Journey
Through East
MIDDLE GROVE. Novj 30 Mrs.
it '
Lawrence Hammer, was hostess to
the "Ametie ' 1 Woman's club at
Its last Norember meeting. A
shower gift was secured to be
presented by the club j to Mrs.
Bjerken, Jr. The next meeting will
be December 8 at the home of
Mrs. Theda, Turner and! gifts will
be exchanged. j
Donald Bassett was honored by
his parents with ai birthday din
ner Thanksgiving day; with his
maternal grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. August , Otjen as special
guests, and Friday , with a party
at the home of a little friend.
Louise Turner.' This was Donald's
6 th birthday. j
Katberlne Scharf went to Mil
waukee .Thanksgiving day where
she sang at the wedding of Helen
Share and Vincent Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Jewett re
turned home ' Wednesday after
having spent Beven' weeks on a
trip in the east. They reportel
dry weather in general. The re
turn trip was made by the south
ern route. i
Thanksgiving day was observed
with family dinners in several
homes here. At the Fred Scharf
home covers were placed for Mr
and Mrs. Curtis Hall; of Dallas,
Texas; Etewart Cate j of Baker,
Ore.; Hoyt Carey, Helen McClel-
lan, TUr. and Mrs. Ray Hall ind
Irrin, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Super,
Lorraine. Allen and Raymond,
William McClellaand ef Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Laanen,
Norma Jean and Dale; of Eugene
and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Scharf
were guests at me uaa scnan
home. ....... ' j
At the Bert McAllister home
were his mother. Mrs. Ma-lseo
and brother William bf Indepen
dence. . sister. Mrs. Steve Balch,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson of
Salem. At the O. O. Eppley home
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Felrin
Eppley of near Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Edwards
welcomed their ' daughter, Mrs.
Alta McDonald of Camas, Wash.
COMMISSIONER'S
COURT
The following is the official
publication of the record of
claims before the, Marion
county commissioner's court
for the Norember term, 1936,
with the amount allowed, bills
continued, etc, according to
the records in the office of
the county clerk.
.. I . - ;
' f f!rintiniif! frnm ttaca
er, 191.70; Schleis Bros. Garage,
welding. 8.75; Stayton Hdw. Co.,
Inc., nails," 2.15; Stayton Switch
board . 4 Assn., i telephone, 2.80;
Town at Stayton, royalty, 121.08;
A. C. Mary T. Stbwell, do,
1 2 1.0 8 i N. C. Hubbs ise of ear,
63.40;! Harbor iTpwlngi Co., pilot
wheel, Ittc; 15; Feenaughty Mach.
Co., sockets, ete:; 28.18; W. S.
McClaia, repair curtains, 2.50;
W. E. f Finz-ir Co.. Ine Ink,
2.60; A. B-Bedell & Son, springs,
etc 37-775- Gabriel Powder &
Sup; Co.,, powder, .5.8; E. F.
Houghton . Co., oil. jets., 4.57;
Pacific Mach. & Tool Steel Co.,
steel, 2.17; Snap on Tools. Inc.,
brush, : 3.06; . Building Supply
Co., Inc., paintj 15.75: K.;E. Er
iekson Co., Inc., reflectors, 1.65;
Hutch eon Paint ' Store, paint,
2.55; Salem Bargain House, pipe1,
67.03; i Walter I J. Downs," glass.
1.90; D. G. Draper, cash adv. for
license, 1; E. Jt Allen, ehainman,
25.25; Geo. E. Allen, heater, etc,
tags, etc., 65c; U. G. BJoyer, cash
adv. , for freight,, etc., f 42.97;
Emma j Murphy Brown; reporter,
128.30; A. C. Burk. . use of car.
239.72; W. E.' Burns, valves, st3.,
3.14;" E. H.: Burrell. pump, etc..
66.44; ; Capital Journal publ. . of
claims,; 18; Capital Journal, pabl.
seml-ann. rept. 23.20; Cooke Sta
tionery Co., Ink; etc.. 9,51 ; D. G.
Drager, cash adr. tot freight.
6.65; Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co.,
nails, etc. 2.64; Hansen Lilje
qulst. Inc., lumber 3.35; . J. E.
Haseltlne & Co.. welding rods.
49.38: Daniel L.v Ilollatnd, labor,
43.46; Ira Jprgensen,! washers.
etc., 108.69; The Geo.fLawre.ice
Co., rings, etc., 12.41; Don Madi
son, tubes, 28.15; Douglas Mc
Kay Chev. Co., valves, etc
22.61; Mehama Lbr. Co.. lumber,
66.52; Mill City Serv. Station,
brushes, etc., 5.20; Fred J. Mil
ler, road viewer. 68.12; MiUhell
Lbr. Co..- lumber, 7-49; - Ml. An
gel Lbr., Co., lumber, 863.29;
Needham's Book Store, paper,
19.27; Oregon Statesman, adv.
claims, 17.40; Mike Faaek. ad-
J ;1 :
Just brakes, 6.05; Pohle Staver
Co., twine, etc, 171.47; Pure Iron
Culr. ifc Mfg. Co., iron, 131.25;
Rahn McWhortet Paper Co., en
velopes, etc., -' 3 6. 0 2 ; Rem ington
Rand, Inc., malnt. agreement, 15;
Roen Typewriter Exchange, . re
pair machine, etc., 40.13; Salem
Iron Works, bronze, etc., 68.17;
Shell Oil Co., oil.
84.77; Chaa. K.
Spaulding Log.
Co., pipe, etc,
29.70: Standard Oil Co., gasoline,
611.07; Union Oil Co. of Calif.,
do, 243.66; Valley Motor Co.,'
pinions, etc., 13.71; Western Un
ion' TeL 'Co., "telegrams, v 10.14;
Woodbury Co., bolts, etc., 20.53;
R. D. Woodrow, tires, - etc.,
221.39. t Assessor s office acct::
C. X.' Kurth; clerk; 3.33;, Mary B.
Mauldlng. clerk, ; 13 3; Dorothy
Wells, do, - 2.50. T Circuit' Court
acct.: Hotel Ajrgoj meals for jur
ors, 14; L. E. Barrick. serv. sub
poenas, 10; Salem Clinic, examin-
atlonv '7. - Clerk's! " Office acct.:
Bertelson & McShane, printing,
6; .Capital CltyJ Bindery, binders.
90c; - Pacific - Manifolding Book
Co., - Ine- receipts 36.94. -v Court
house acct.: Capital City Laun
dry, laundry. 1.41; - Otis Eleva
tor Co., elevator- maint.. 6; Salem
Hdw.' Co.. wrenches, etc, 14.33;
Salem Water Commisaion, water,
32.20 Alrln B. Stewart, making
keys, 1; H. L. Stiff Furniture
Co., tacks, etc., HlO; Union Oil
Co. of Calif., gasoline,- 2.39; C A:
Vlbbert,' lamps, etlc, 1.80. Dlst.
Attys. Office Acct.: Joseph B.
Felton, travel expi.. 1.62; U. S.
National Bank, rent, 25. Exam,
of Drunken Drivers acct: Hen
drie Laboratories!, exam.. -10;
Gerald B. Smith, do, 6. Co. Fair
Fund Acct.: H. I W. Bowden,
peaches, etc., 26.50; Bradfield
Smyth Lbr.. Co., lumber, 15. iO;
T. A.'-Carney, labor, 75; Colum
bia Commercial Studio, photos,
10.60; Commercial Book Store,
cover, 1.90; A. A. iGeer, salary &
exp., 93.58; Warren Gray, salary
A exp.. 7.90; Frank Judd, haul,
exhibit, 23.30; Kloppenst e i n
Steam sorghum mill, cane and
seed, 3; Labish Celery Grow. Co
op. Assn., celery, 2; Miller Mer
cantile Co., tape. ete.,2.36; Nel
son Bros., Inc., solder, etc., 14.85;
Lloyd Reynolds' Estate, pears,
etc., 10; Dorothy B,ice, labor, 50;
Roy J. Rice, salary and exp., 36;
W. O. Royce, ssuash, etc., 12.60;
Roy E. Smith, apples, etc., 33.90;
Henry Snoddy, tomatoes, 4; Oscar-
Stahl, pumpkins, etc., 18.67; H.
L. Stiff Furniture! Co., congol
eum, 7.87. Feeble Minded Exam,
acct.: Dr. R. D. Byrd, examina
tions, 10; Dr. J. C. Evans, do,
10; Dr. V. E. Hockett, do, 5:
Laban A. Steeves, do, 5. Health
Afficer's acct.: Dr; J. S. Back
strand, prof, services. 15; Dr. H.
H. Barlow, do, 21 i E. E. Berg,
transportation,, 371.50; Bloch's
Golden Rule Store: ( print, etc.,
3.43; Central .Pharmacy, adhes
ive, 2.75; W. E. Finrer & Co.,
Inc.. paper, etc, 15150; Dr. E. V.
Fortmiller, prof, j services, 6;
Fry's Drug Store, adhesive, 5.25;
The Gervais Star, j printing-, ?;
Hendrie Laboratories, lab. fees,
25; Irma S. Le Riche, travel exp..
37.50; Marlon Co. Dept. ; of
Health, - maintenance, 64.25;
Needham's Book Store, stamp,
4.25; Dr. Gussie A. Niles, prof,
services', 13.50; Perry's Drug
Store, alcohol, etc.j 8.20; Port
land Sanitary Supply Co., In?.,
towels, etc., 8.55; Dr. Mary B.
Purvine, prof, services. 6. Horti
culturist's Acct.: js. H. , Varf
Trump, salary and expends.
125.41. Indigent Soldier Relief
Acct.: Milton Coy, com., relief of
P. J. DcGuire. 11.60; Harry Wil
son, com., relief of Mrs, N. A.
Hansen, 15? Harry Wilson, com.,
relief of Mrs. N. A. Hansen, 15.
Insane acct.: Dr. E. H. Hob3on,
examination, 5; Dr. Verden E.
Hockett, do, 25; Dr. L. A. Steeves
do. 5; Dr. Ray M. Waltx, dc 5.
Jail acct.: A. C. Burk, boaiM of
prisoners. 315.45; A. C. Burk,
do, disallowed; Loringer Disin
fectant Co., cleanser, 35.51; Red
Cross Pharmacy, medicine, 18.09;
Sanitary Service Co.; Inc., remov
ing garbage, 1; Scott Stevens, la
bor, 6; Dr. Al D. Woodmansee,
extracting teeth 2. Salem Jus
tice Court acct.: H. J. Brattel,
reporter, 7.10; The Capital Press,
printing, 8.45; S. C. Catlin ft R.
K. Page, rent, 120; V D. De
Long, cash adv. for stamps, 2.45;
Blanche . B. Ferguson, reporter.
5 ; M. B. Hayden, cash adv. for
stamps, 1.50; Muriel 'Martin, re
porter, 7.10. Juvenile Court
Acct.: Nona White, cash adv. for
stamps, etc., 2.60. h Poor acct.:
Capital Drug Store, medicine,
9.49; Caspar & Cutler, Inc., In
stall heating pit., 465; H. L. Old
enburg, care of inmates, 2.55.50;
Portland Gas & Coke Co., gas,
32.91; Geo. Waters," tobacco,
16.42; Woolpert ft ;Legg, medi
cine, 14.14. Co. Property aact.:
V. L. Irish, commission on sale,
12.50;' H. Wm, Thielsen. salary,
90; H. Wm. Thielsen. use of car;
4.50. "Recorder's office aect-:
Mildred R. Brooks, cash adv. fcr
stamps, 8.50; Capital City Bind
ery, record book, 32.50; Louis
Spalding, clerk, 21; Gladys Thom
as, do, 49.50; Jennie Towne, do,
6. - Registration and Election
Acct.: Bertelson ft McShane.
printing, 5.65; Capital Journal,
pubi. notice, 21.75; Capital Jour
nal, do, 7.50; Commercial Book
Store, cabinet, etc., 37.25; Elliott
Print. House, Inc., printing, 60;
B. G, Honeycut, c.ash adv. lor
plugs; 1.48 ; F. . Jaskoski ft Son,
prXxting, 53.50; Kraps ft Long,
labels, 3.95; Kobll & Howell Co.,
paper, 15; McElroy Transfer,
hauling booths, etc.. 62; Kenneth
L. Randall,, cash adv. for expens
es, 60c; Rowland Jones, print
In?. 15; Salem Stationery ft
Print. Co., rubber stamps, $.90;'
SUverton" Appeal Tribune, print
ing ballots, , 5.90; r Statesmen
Pnbl. Co., publ. notice, 7.50;
Statesman PubL Co., do, 24.75;
Itatesman PubL Co., printing bal
lots, : 590.74; Thatcher Printing
Co., -.printing. 5.70; Fred E.
Wells, wood, 3.25; Gladys Barry,
clerk. 84.18; Alice Dahlen, - elev
ator operator, .40; M. V. Hodge,
clerk. 97.16; H. A. Judd. do,
12.39; J. H. Klrseh, cleaning box
es, 2; A. M. Laubv, clerk, .74.38;
H. C. Mattson, do, 20.75; L. S.
Peterson, do, 46.25; Kay PiUette.
elevator operator, 5.40: A. M.
Presnall, clerkr, T.50; C. C. Ward,
do, 9 ; O. E. White, do, 1 0 6.3 1.
Tax refund acct.: Thoi. and The
odosla Flttpatrick, refund, 8.
School supts. office aect.: Bobbs
Merrill Co., books. 2.60; Mary L.
Fulkerson, cash adr. for teach
er lnsL, 123 ; Mary L. ; Fulker
son. nee of car, 19.80; J. K. Gill,
tests, 6.73; Wayne D. Harding,
use ef ear, 29.30; Wayne D. Ilard-
lng, 4,-H elubj sxpensee, 12L20;
Kraps ft Long, printing, J 65.10;
Rowland Jones, directories;) 75;
Statesman Publ. Co., printing,
18. Sealer of wts. ft Measures
acct.: Wilson B. Empey, sekler,
25.69. ; Sherlfra Of tic Acctfc A.
C. Burk, cash adv. for stamps, 2;
B. G. -Honeycut, cash adv.f-jf o r
meals, etc, 27.58; F. Jaskoski &
Son, printing. 2; Kraps & Long.
printing, ' 9.75; . Ladd " &' iBusli
Bankers; rent of box, -3; Survey
or's office' acct.: A. E. Simmons,
ribbon, -1.25; Gordon E. Tower
indexing; surveys, - 45.' . Treisur-i
ers' Office acct.: Columbia iCarf
bon Co.,' carbon; 2.50." Dog-Li
cense Fund'ficct.: G. E." Ersklnej
reiuna, 2; sneep auiea by, (logs;
Wh.-Brown; 16. Rue Drager, 5;
W. P. Emery 5 ; A. I. Eof f, 6 f
Ralph Mulkey.r 5; Mary A. jSch
ledler, 55; J.i Severson,. 2. Miscellaneous-
accts.: Ralph Girodi' la
bor,' 11.97; Mrs: Maud Kime, re
lief, 10 ; .Doughtoa" !. Hardware,
files, etc.,'' -59.25 ; Marie, Hansen,'
refd. on sale of prop.; 17.50; The
Pacific Tel & Tel. Co.," telephone,
170.24; W.,-W, Rosebraugh Co.,
screens, 64.80 The, Texas Co.,
oil, 25.71; Geo. W. Averettj re-:
lief of Tbear Alguire, 10; State
Ind. Acc." ; Com.. - , Insurance, .
322.07; Valley Motor Co., repair
axle, etc.; 9.06. Registration &
Election 9cct. : Margaret -Alar-tin,
elk., rent of polling placet 5 f
Aurora Lodge ;12T LO.O.F;;fdo,
5; School Dlst. No. 123, do! 3:
School Dlst. No. 31, 5; Fred pen
tel. treas. I.O.O.F., do, 2; rent of
polling places, Ed Rogers, treas.,
5; Mrs. Clara Minard,' 5; ' Don
ald Lodge' 166 AF&AM, 5 School
Wvl A. T. m A W . W 1 A "m L.
uibi. no. 1 0, o; rairiieiu urasnge
No. 720, 5; Hayesville church
6:
5;
Union High School No. . 1,
Georgia. Keppinger, 5; E. J. Rich
ards, 5; School Dlst. No. 40, 5;
North Howell grange, 5; Geo. W.
Knight City Rec, 5; Edna Hoven
den, 5; Masonic Lodge, Jefferi on,
5; W. R4 Dallas, sec. grange, 5;
Macleay grange, 5; M. A. Barber,
elk., 5; School Dlst. No. 34, 5;
Charlie Warner, 6; Dawes &
Booth, 5; G. C. Pomeroy, 5; Mt.
Angel Motor Co., 5; School Dlst.
No. 22, 5; C. W. Anderson,! I;
School Dist. No. 5, 5; Court! St.
Christian Church, 5; Temple Bap
tist Church, 5; Rev. Louis Magin,
5; Rev. .Father Bernard, 5; j Ja
son Lee Mem. church, 5; German
Baptist church, 5; Salem Wom
en's club, 5; Hotel Senator, 5;
Hunt Bros., Packing Co., 5; Mar
ion Hotel, 5; Leslie M. E. Church,
5; Hawkins & Roberts, 5; Pro
ducers Park.' Co., 5; S. Salem
Friends Church, 5 ; School Dlst.
No. 8, 6; School Dlst. No. 128,
5; C. L. Van De Wlele, secijiS;
Wm. Wengenroth, 5; Butte
Lodge No. 126, 5; Frank Master,
6; Ankeny grange, 5; J. C. Ham
ill, 3.50; St. Paul's Catholic ch.,
5; School Dlst. No. 10, 5; John
Fishwood, 6; Grant Murphy, 15;
Stayton Grange, 5; School Dlst.
No. 61, 5; C. O. F. Hall Asin.,
5; Pearl Lodge No. 66 AF&AM,
5; School Dist. No. 112, 5; Britt
Asplnwall, 5; First M. E. Church
Woodburn, 6; Sylvia Allen, use! of
car, 50c; Rev. Theo J. Bernards,
janitor service, 2.50; Butte Lodge
No. 126, storage of booths, 240;
Court St. Bungalow ch. church,
Janitor service, 2.50; "Delmer I A.
Davidson, sec, storage Jon booths,
5; Fred Dentel, Jssnit&r service,
1.50; Herry T. Judson, deliver
ing boxes, 50c; Georgia B. Kep
pinger, moving furniture, etc., 3;
Mt. Angel garage, moving mach
en I'm for
TT7T N --I Tl-r-"V yr- ; -'r: . .r." . ri 1
I like Cheslterfields . .1 like 'cm a lot
. .we all gjd lxirem around nerec
Chesterfields
it tome td
for me gpo a things
smoking can -give uou. . ;
t i
. ' ' ill1 '
. - ' " i iib I im i Kifcn in - mi IJiMIIIMillM llll 1 I t 'I I'I II I ' 'T I I ,.,-, r , rr M i i i ,, III . .
inery, etc 3; L. L Senter, treas
janitor serrice, 2.50; J. J. Wiens,
moving furniture, etc, 3. Miscel
ills 1 ZSijr
tor a
a thinff I'm all for
aaaaaaaBwaaaaaaaaaeiia .
tllEDIT JEWELERS ft OPnCLANS I -a
W N. LftertT j 2 Poors from Fred Blejerl
are milder. and when
laneous acct,r . State Ind. Aea.
Code;' Inaiiraaeev 292.45; J. ; E,J
Hosmer, - commission on - aalei
j n I i n l j 1
i- ' , c .
S&moiiaf Mm Copper
. sjL Mm 'A lArf www try fl JJt9
t-r.t v--::,.z. r'r'-A'-: f?.J- ?'.;: f. f'-.-- ':?- -
rCS ton the poaaxt-dus new. Stewart-;
Winner. Boilt a uew.y aj soe!j to tknlA fatnhnm,
fend xasgfog, To tve joa an accaal toaerfbotofr '
itf ercr voioe and insuument, with andh ner. jneQair;
pegaaid ytjtyjthat listening hecotnet a flew teawiftl '.
j Starting yidt" the sa rfonal new-tlCoppexi
pIIOTO-TONB Speaker that ends all rasping all
; kpcaker ditfnrt ifn aftdcanyrogtldaxMtlxsij
, ptdderi f eauuecvecj detailobollt better, irxdifireattfj
&w and unalitr to ttteaae yoor eata w&li ejreiy nottLj
- " " - - --"'Z2- r-."-T- 'r
- look f or the Copper PHOTO-TONE Sprtlrr, Z3eo.
, ItottBeam Amplifier, and all the other arwartVamar
jbnptorTnif tut, before yt)ti buy. See. and hear the iunaa
btg difhitenca they soaJau 3cia or poonti
ceagasaaoa
Abx9 the massive j
' JW '.. ' , K " - , il
jBfpeatelThfiT heatrTw smaring ifffrnnrti ins wffi rtjg
actr aieDuBUMja and 4oa txmry rnm aaadt iwarffa fir this
' jpreatspeate dcrdicyoacnti . '
IV. ' .1 1 ! ' I 'A 1 A 1 1 usiaM aui.
i . I " 1 . ; 1 v - Ta 1 1 Swis-.
j 1
it!
Xi--'--"- -'"' "-Tv r f CSr'i '
i 55? JltAtm TtAlief Committee.
October payment 4277.43 i Geo:
W.I AveretW' relief of The
Al -
vy i n 1 1 n 1
j yj lift-
- 7K WX
state, gaa refund permit, 50
Stat Relief' Committee, 14 age
pension payment 4711.78. '
i j u l j r i
- .
7 Mrf cJf 4, iaMB
ootj n.bsbb
.....
. - -