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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1925 JASON LEE MEMORIAL M. K. Corner N. Winter and Jefferson streets. Thomas Acheson, pastor, . Gilbert W'renn, assistant, in charge of the Junior church. The school of Kelltfloua Education opens at 11 a. m. Public worship at 11 a. m Bcrmon theme: "Personal Evange lism " Pnstor in charge. Kev. Wrcnn preaches to the Junior church nt this hour. 5:30 two ciass OS in pursonal evangelism will ho held. Young people's hour 8:30 p. m. Devotional services will be held by the Wesley, Jason Lee, and Ep worth League groups in separate rooms. 7:30 p. m. the pastor will Lo Assisted in an evangelistic serv ice by a gospel team composed of young people. Church fellowship hour on Thursday evening 7:15. FIRST METHODIST KPISCO PAL Corner of Ctnte and Church streets, pastor, Fred C. Taylor, pas aonage, 636 State street, phone 974. Director of Religious Education, Miss Mary E. Flndley. Church of fice 120 S. Church street, phono 872. Wesley class meeting 9:15 a. m., class loader S. A. Wheelwright. Sunday school 9:45 a. m,, Supt. H. F. Shanks, At 5 o'clock the Leag ues will hold a Vesper Hour at the parsonage nnd will be addressed by Dr. Donoy. At 6:30 the threo Chapters of the Epworth League- will meet. Evening service of wor ship at 7:30. Pastor's sermon will bo concerning "The Marks of a Christian." Sunday school board meeting Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. In the church parlors. High school class, studying "The Early Church," also the Queen Esther group will meet together Thursday evening followed by Midweek de votional service at 7:30. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CATH OLIC Itev. Thos. V. Keenan, pas tor. Beginning this coming Sun day and continuing until further notice the schedule of mrfwsos on Sunday will be nt 8 o'clock and 10:30 o'clock wilh Rosary and bnn edlctlon of the Most Blessed Sacra ment in the evening at 7:30. The only chnngo made is in the morn ing services when mass will be celebrated at 10:30 o'clock instead of at 10 o'clock. Cathechlsra class for children who live In the coun try and for those who do not attend the parochial school will bo held ovorv Snturday afternoon at 3 n1 nlor.k. Mondnv. November 2 Is All Soul'fl day and the masses in nnmmflmnrnHon of the faithful do- parted will be celebrated at 7, 8 and 9 o'clock, pnone 1.111. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church Corner of Liberty ana nhomnkAla streets. Sunday morn ing services at II o'clock, Sunday Annliin- nt ft. . Subloct Of lCSSOn sermon, '.Everlasting Punishment." Sundny school sessions convene at 9:30 and 11 n. m. Wednesday eve ning" testimonial meeting at I o'clock. Rending room, 209 Ma wnnin Tpmnift. oDen ovorv day ex cept holidays and Sundays from 11:15 lo 6:30 p. m.; every ovenlng ov(ont Wednesday and Sunday. from 7:30 to 9; Sunday afternoon from 3 to S, ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC Rev J. R. Buck, pastor, corner Cheme- kela and Cottage streets. Children's Mimmiinlon mass at . i"K" Mass nnd sermon by pastor. "Do tocting Trickery," at 10. Penedlc- .i ihn ntiHwerimr of ques i r. uwrunt t fh Divinity of Christ?" "Race Sulcldo?" Mixed KTn.,i.,.7" b(p.. nt 7:30. Mass during the week every day in the church nt 8 a. m. excepting omui day when It Is in the Academy at 7 a. m. Catechism on Saturday at S p. m. NAZARENE 19th and Marlon streets, C. II. Hopkins, pastor, Mrs. Hopkins, assistant pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., W. P.. Hardy. Supt. Morning worship at 11 o'clock, sermon by the pnstor, sub ject, "Proving Cod's Promises." Young people's meeting nt 0:30 p. m., topic, "The Christians WnllC Junior Christian Endoavor 0:45 p. m., leader, Lois Seamster. Evening sorvieo 7:30, sermon by the pas tor. Subject, "Where Art Thou." Wednesday evening at 7:30 prayer and praise meeting. CHURCH OF GOD 1340 North Church street, J. J. Olllesplo, pas tor. Sundny school 10 a. m., nnd preaching service 11a. m., subject, "Tho Ono Hundred nnd Forty lour Thousand with their Father's name In their forehead," Rov 14:1. Voting people's .service (6:45 p. m., subject, "Th Gospel in tho Far North." Song testimony and preach Ing service 7:30. Regular weekly prayer service Wednesday evonlng; 7:30. , EVANGELICAL 17th and Cho mekcta streets, F. W. Launor, pns tor. Service at 11 a. m. by tho pastor. At 8 p. m. Rev. O. O. En ley will preach. Sundny school at 10 ft. m., O. R. Strauflbaugh, Supt, Evangelical Lcnguo nt 7 p. m. l'ray ir meeting Thursday evening. MARKET STREET FREE ME THODIST Corner of N. Winter and Market streets, Mortimer C. Clarke, pnstor Sunday school at fl-4fi. Dr, Frank S. Schutis, Supt. In the morning at 11 Rev. A. Youn gron from Japan will give an ad rirPM on "Missionary Lessons from Ancient Israel," nt 2:15 p. m. He will preach a short sermon to a number of Japanese who will be present. At 2:35 Hov. uinrKO win givo, an address on "India the Land nf Oroat Things," at 2:50. Rev. Mnnnlng, president of tho Home Missionary work In California will bring tho closing message at 7:45. Saturday (this day) the young peo ple will hnvo a progrnm. FIRST SPIRITUALIST The Sunday evening 'rervlces will open at 7:30 In tho W. O. W. hall on Liberty street. SCANDINAVIAN M. E. 15th and Mill streets, Tatrlck Dnnnn nnolnr R11nd.1V Anhool 10 a. m. Mra. E. Korgard, Supt. Morning worth League 7:16 p. m. Evening service 8 p. m. Thursday 7:30 pray er meeting. On Friday at 7:30 p. m. our Sunday school meeting will be held In the church with Miss A. Ijwen as hostess. Rev. Oliver Gill will preach the Sunday evening sermon. FIRST EVANGELICAL (Liber- ty and Center) C. C. Poling, min ister. The pnstor will preach at 11 a. ni, on "The Need of the Holy Spirit." At 7:30 Dr. Guy F. Phelps will preach on the subject, "Is tho Bible Inspired," and will preach each evening up and Including Friday evening. The meetings will continue up to the 22 of Nov. Sun day school at 9:45 with J. F. Ulrlch as Supt. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 with Geo. Wykoff as leader, sfubject, "Can we Live by the Gol den Rule." GLAD TIDINGS MISSION 343 Court street, C. S. Johnson, pnstor. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Services nnd the ordinances nt 3 p. m. Meeting at 7:30 Sunday night, meetings on Tuesilny, Thursday and Saturday evenings. Young people's meeting on Friday evening. THE SALVATION ARMY 211 State street. Cheerful meetings are held regularly every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, commencing at 8 p. m. Other Sun day services are as follows: Holi ness, 11 a. m.; Sunday school T:30; and young people s meet at 6:15 p. Look for the tall white build ing a half block below Commer cial on State. CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL Corner l9Lh nnd Ferry streets. H. C. Stover, minister, address 245 S. 19th street, phono 19U4-J. Sun dny school at 10 a. m., C, C, Harris, Supt. Morning service at 11 o'clock sermon subject, "Cords That Rind Junior and Senior Christian En deavor at G:45 p. m. Evening serv Ice at 7:30. The choir will sing. "This Day Has Been Appointed,' Henry Wildermerc. Evening ser mon subjoct, "Tho Soul's Three Tenses.' FIRST EAPTIRT Liberty and Marlon streets, Rev. Ernest H, Slinnks. Morning worship nt 11 sermon, "The Home of the Soul.' Communion servlco and the wel come of new members, In the evening a evangelistic service. The pastor will preach on "Tho Heaven ly Vision." Miss Jane Wyatt will read, "Paul's Defense Pleforo King Agrlppa." Meetings every night this week, except Monday and Saturday. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Tahernncto Ferry St., pastors, H. E. Caswell and Mrs. Casowell, 173 S. Cottago, phone 1434-J. Sunday afternoon preach ing service 3, subject, "The Bride.' Evening evangelistic service 7:30 subjoct, "Tho Lntldor That Reach ed to Heaven." Tho Sunday school 2 p. m., Mrs. Wilson, Spt. Lesson Eph, 6, 10-20 Golden Text .' Str,png in the Lord, and in the pow or or ills might. ' Tuesday even ing prayer and prnlso 7:30, Fri day evening Bible study, 3rd Chap, of Daniel. CENTER STREET METHO DIST Cornor 13th nnd Center Sts. A. F. Hllmer, minister, 084 North Winter St. The Sunday schoohcon vonos at 10 o' clock. The regular preaching service, in German at II o'clock. Rev. J. W. Rocltloy wilt bring tho mcssngo ns the pns tor will conduct the meetings, at Grand-Ronde. Thuro will be no ovenlng services. HIGHLAND FRIENDS Corner Highland and Church. Edgar P. Sims, pnstor. Sunday services Mootings for worahlp at 11 a, m and 7:30 p. m. Bible school at 10 a. m Walter Stanton, Supt. Young peoples C. E. at B:30 p. m. Bible prophecy class Monday at 7:80 n. m. Midweek prayer meeting on 'U'm.uji I.HU (I. III. 1'TTLL GOSPEL MISSION 237 State street, Ralph D. Bullock, pas tor, 251 Mission St:, phono 1439-W Assistant pastor, Harry J. Morse, Sllvorton road, phone 1R-F-14 Services Sunday 2:30 and 7:30 n. in. Classes for children 2:30 p. m. Young people's meeting Fridnv night at 7:30. Evangelistic meet ing every night except Monrtay at FIRST CHRISTIAN Center and. High streets, J. J. Evans, minis-1 ter: Vivian Q. Whtsler, church as-1 slstant and music director; Hntt!; Mltcholl, foreign missionary. The' nrning sermon will be given by1 C. F. Swnnder. The Rlblo school i ects at 9:4R. The men Join In a great clnss for men only at the, Rllgh thentro nt the same hour.; Tho pastor will speak at 7:30 p. m. Abide With Me," will bo given in beautiful pantnmlne by Mm. Frank Brown. Young people 8 meeting at 6:30. FTRST UNITED BRETHREN Corner 12th and Mission streets. A. S. Henderson, pnstor. Sunday school 10 a. m., morning worship 11 a. m. U. B. C E. 6:50. subject. The Golden Rule." Evening wor ship 7:30. Midweek prayer serv ices Wednesday evening 7:30. ST. PAUL'S (Episcopal!) On Church street at Chemekrtn, Rev. IT. Duncan Chambers, rector. All Saint's Day. The service will bo resumed at tho regular hours with the roctor officiating. Holy Eu charist at 7:30 a. m. In the chapel. Churoh school at. 9:45. A second celebration of the Holy Eucharist nt 11 a. m. UNITARIAN Cottago nnd Che- meketa streets, Rov. Martin For- oshetinn, mlnintor. Church school nt 10 a. m.. Dr. Miles McKey, Supt. Devotional services at 11 a. m. Mr. Fereshetlan will preach the ser mon. He will have for his subject, The Future of the Liberal Church ell of Boston and San Franc lac o win Hneak. The evening address will be given at 7 o'clock. COURT STREET CHRISTIAN Court and N. 17th streets, R. L. Putnam, minister. Worship hour 11 a. m. The Junior congregation meets In old auditorium. Sermon, "Work of Holy Spirit. C. F. Swan der will have his concluding study In Christian Stewardship at the First Christian church at 2:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor 6:30. Even ing worship 7:30. Song service by choir. Sermon: "Pros and Cons of Tithing." C. F. Swander of Port land. Official Board mooting on Monday 7:30 p. m. Midweek serv ice Thursday 7:30 p. m. Special study in "Personal Evangelism." CHRIST EVANGELICAL LU THERAN State and 18th streets. G. Koehler, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Divine service in Ger man at 10:30 a. m. Rev. P. Hln- derer of Portland will preach the sermon. Luther League at 7 p. m., topic: "How Can Wo Live by tho Golden Rule?" No evening serv ice. Bible school on Saturday from 9-12 a. m. The catechumens meet at 1 p. m. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Center and Liberty. 10 o'clock Sun day school, classr-s for all ages, M. G. McCalllster, Supt. 11 a. m. morning worship Foregleams of Liberty. 7:30 p. m. "A Maker of Men. Charles E. Ward, minister, 440 Center strcot. FIRST P R E S 13 YT E R I A N O n Church street between Chemcketa and Center streets, Norman Ken dall TuHy, D. D., pastor. 9:30 Sun day school, Mr. II. E. Barrett, Supt. 11 a. m. morning worship. Sermon, "The Groat Moral Adventure," by Dr. Tully. 5:30 p. m. Advance In termediate social hour in club room. 6:30 p. m, Young people's Hocielies. 7:30 p. m. evening wor ship. Sermon, "What Happens in Conversion?" Monday 7:30 p. m. Monthly session meeting in church parlor. LESLIE METHODIST EPISCO PAL Corner Commercial and My era streets. The Sunday school will he held at 9:45, E. A. Rboton, Supt. mo morning hour of worship at 11 o'clock. Tho pastor will preach on "Eternity In the Heart." The evening services will bo at 6:30 and 7:30. At 6:30 the two Enworth Leagues will hold their devotional meetings. Prof.. Matthews will ad dress tile two Leagues at 5:30 on Friendship Woek. Tho Pvnnn0 tfc service will bo hold at 7:30. The pastor will speak on,"The Alterna tive of Faith." J. Willard De Yoe pastor. COMMISSIONERS' COURT (Continued.) Lambert, L. S., dep. road master's salary and ex penses 156.00 LiiiiKin-rrmce Hdw. Co., powder, fuse, etc 17,(5 Latturo Equipment Co., J. L., sleeve.'pte. a Mcllolick, John, gravel......". 44000 miaHior, j. u,t Dflnd on a,u. etc G25 unmnrt, itoy v.. roVtlnir. f ft a r Oregon Gravel Co., gravel.. 2057.75 raclffc Tel. & Tel. Co., the . tolephone services 10.65 i-acinc Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone aorvlces 6.30 l'atton Bros., envelopes, etc. 1.90 i-earce, Lot L, bushing, etc 15.81 i-'onio & Son, H., valve stem .70 x'ortianu Electric Power Co., power at plant.'operaUng lights on bridge, etc 38.19 Salem Hdw. Co., steel cablo, nails, etc 162.07 Salem Iron Works, boiler plate, etc ld.Qt Salem Sand & Gravel Co.. gravel eto 5S4.00 Salem Water, Light & Pow er Co., water service at tool house 9 07 Sharer, F. E., belting, etc... 22.01 Shell Co., of Calif., gasoline 26.82 Slegmund, J. c, hauled grav el 4SK R0! Smith, B. R., use of auto.. 8.70 Smith, B. R ealnry of Co. traffic officer 1 9.A 7fi Smith & Watklna, gas .03 Kpanlol, Jncob, screen 6.27 Spaulding Logging Co., C. Iv.. lumbnr s 977 1 fi Standard Oil Co., gas, oil, etc 153.07 Stato Industrial Accident Commission, cont. ncct. accident Ins. on dep. shor rlffs a. an Stayton Switch Board Ass'n, toll sorvieo 2.15 Sublimity Garago, welding vnlvo. mriniT ntn O Kf 1 Swart, II. S., dep. roadmos- I tors salary and rxpensos 156.00 iyron A Van Armui;, lum ber 90i in Union Oil Co. of Calif., dia- 37.50 150.00 6.00 45.00 6.00 22.40 3.20 8.20 4.80 12.00 242.00 6.40 6.40 7.60 61.20 tilluto,-dark pinion, etc. 294.48 Van Cleave, 11. A., running Bhovel m . 144.00 West Side Gravel Co., gra vel .... 705.30 Wiggins Co., Inc., acid core solder, eto. 4.28 Yeoman Bros., gas.... 18.00 Binogar, Walter, bridge work, eto 108.62 Burns, J. A.,' run roller 112.50 Hawkins, Edward, work at tool house 44.00 Herren, J. II., blacksmlth- ing, etc 96.00 Mclhvain, Lester, run roller, etc 92.00 Parrfsh, W. E., foreman., 111.00 Siegmund, Floyd L., survey ing, etc Hawkins, Ren II., at tool houso foreman Cook Malcolm, grading Daws, Willis, run road rol- Dudles, Walt, drive team on scraper Edcr, Albert, on pradcr Gentemann, A rock hauled 246.40 Gulliford, Clifford, spread gravel Holverson, Charles, do. ....... Knutson, Edd, shoveled dirt Mallow, H. W., on scraper Nag, John, rock hauled Wilkinson, C. R., dumping scrapers Wilkinson, Dell, hold scrap ers Cook, J. L., foreman ..... Dart, J. W., foreman Itona District No. 61) Itond Ilst. No. 6U A M. R. No. 40 Woiaiienfels Bros., plow han dle, etc 8.25 Gil lea, John, hauled gravel 18.00 Hoffer, George, cutting brush 6.40 Nag, John, hauled rock 6.00 Gilles, Chas., patrolman.... 82.00 Road District No. t0 & Rocky 4 Cor. K. Golden Glow Dalryf pow der 37.60 j Hardwood, C. A., wood 33.00 lUiad District No. 10 McHolIck, Jno, crushing rock - 64.00 Road District No. 14 (I Jills Road) Silvcrton Lumber Co., lum ber, labor, etc 82.29 Miscellaneous Aects Cont'd Oregon Gravel Co., gravel.. 87.80 St. Paul Sand & Gravel Co., gravel 1971.13 Sllverton Truck & Trans. Co., hauled scrapers, and fresnos 12.00 Boncsleclo, Wallace H hauled wood 78.43 Cole, N. E., lumber 626.11 Miscellaneous Accounts General Fund Alison, Allona, relief for - month of Aug - Branam, Emma R., do..... Chapolle, Mrs, Clara, do Chapman, Ethel, do Coppock, Lula, do Howe, Christine, do Kllewer, Minnie Myrtle, do.. Miles, Minnie L, do . Pence, Delia Eda, do !. Phillips, Lula Jane, do Rlggs, Mrs. E. H., do Ross, Mabel Lily, do Sawyer, Rose Mary, do Slavens, Blanche Elizabeth, do Hen,dricson, Mrs. Mabel, do 8.00 Horrom, Win. F,, do.. . 16.00 Imfild, Mrs. Lizzie, do , , 15.00 LIvock, Wm. J. E., do . 10.00 Lunn, Mrs. O. C, do.. 18.00 Lyon, Mrs. Bertha, do.......... 16.00 McDanlet, Mrs. C, do mm 20.00 Lommon, Mrs. Le Roy, re lief for Mrs. Wm. May 20.00 Scrlven, Mrs, Emily, relief for Harry Meeker 15.00 Mlchelson, Martin, relief.... 10.00 Miller, Fred J., relief for j. J. Nelson 10.00 Newton, O. D., relief 10.00 Nott, Carry C, do 25.00 Nunnemaker, Mrs. Harriot, relief for Rebecca Olson.. 10.00 Paquette, Mrs. Louise, relief for Mr. and Mrs. Paschal i Panuette and Nora PI u- ard 10.00 Puvalok, Anton, relief 20.00 Brokke, T. 11., relief for Olea Pedcrson 15.00 Pugh, Anna, relief 18.00 Reinhart, Rosalia, d..o 12.00 Renic, Mrs. Annie, do 10.80 Robinson, Laura E., do 8.00 Ryall, Theodore, do 20.00 Sagsvold, Henr.y L., do m 10.00 Sanberg, Mrs. Elsie, do 20.00 Schaffitz, Mis. Emma, do 25.00 Schmidt, Peter, do 12.00 Schwingler, Mary, do 35.00 Conklin, Mrs. E. H., re lief for Chas. Seeloy 10.00 Slyter, Mrs. W. II., relief.. 25.00 Stalllngs, Mrs. Virginia, do.. 35.00 Stripling, Hulda, do 8.00 Te Wlnke, Mrs. Mary, do 12.00 Trelber, Anton, do 12.00 Tyson, Mrs. L. M., do 12.00 Walkowski, Barbara, do.... 25.00 Walt, Ida, do 15.00 Wattless, Gilmer, do 12.00 Wargnier, Sr., William J., do 15.00 Wheoler, Mrs. Anna L., do.. 15.00 Williams, Alice Bertha, do 25.00 Wolfe, J. E., do 25.00 Wong, Charlie, do i.. 15.60 Salaries Sheriff's Office Burkhart, S. O., deputy sheriff 124.70 25.00 To.oo 25.00 40.00 15.00 15.00 17.50 15.00 10.00 15.00 13.00 40.00 80.00 17.50 17.50 Whiting, Mntilda, do Bollinger, Ted. bounty on gophers, etc . 3.50 Boyer, U, G., Co. Clerk, cash to be advanced for bounty on gophers, otc. 100.00 Boyer, U. Q., Co. Clerk, do 100.00 Boyer, U. G-, Co. Clerk, do 100.00 Byrd, Dr. W. H., examina tion .... 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 L00 Smith, Dr. W. Carlton, exam nation Byrd, W. H., examination Ross, D. R., examination.. POOR ACCOUNT Kirk, R. E., rollof for Frank' Ahrens Applequest, Mrs, Grace, re lief - 20.00 Baker, Mrs. Babe, do 10.00 Robson, Mary, relief for ( Martha BIHou - 15.00 Boys & Girls Aid Society, relief 25.00 Brlnegar, Elizabeth, do , 25.00 Buffun, W. B., do 10.00 Cain, Mrs. Gladys, do..,. , 20.00 Carlson, C. Carl, do i 10. 00 Oastollno, Wm., do 10.00 Cnswoll, Mary, do , 10.00 Cave, Mrs. Maggie, do Chonnctte, Mrs. Irene, do Coldwell, Mrs. Mabel, do Irwin, Mrs. Mary, relief for Lola & Melford Cook Dodge, Ulyssa Ellen, do.... Engelhart, Mrs. Anna, do Forrest, Retta, do Foster, Mrs. E., do Fowler, John, relief for self an ddaughter Gobln, Lizette, relief Haggard, Dolla, do Hall, Lucinda, relief for self and husband - - Unrdwick, Charlos, relief Harper, J. H., do Hart, Grace A, do Ilegarty, Mrs. Hazel, do Bremmor, Roy, do 124.70 Lewis, J. W., do n 99.70 Wrlghtman, F. T., do ." 114.70 Butler, S. J., do 109.70 Clerk's Office Arm's, A. M., deputy clerk.. 115.00 Tasto, A. F., do 100.00 Kleinke, Lila, do 90.00 Lamkln, W. S., do 80.00 Vick, Gladys, do 48.00 Richardson, Vera A., clerk 8.06 Mills, A. E., reg. clcrk. .... 1.50 Recorder's Office Clark, Nellie J., deputy recorder 100.00 Crann, Eva, do 90.00 Crawford, Helen, do 90.00 Savage, Kathryn, do 76.00 Treasurer's Office Richardson, W. Y., deputy treasurer 110.00 Assessor's Office, Shelton, R., deputy assess or .... 115.00 Schnur, Philip, do 1.15.00 Roberts, Eva. clerk 100.00 Ackorman, Alma, do 90.00 L District Attorney's Office Page, Lyle J., deputy dis trict attorney 100.00 Wallace, Ruth E., stenog rapher 60.00 Com! House Account Morgan, Cal, janitor. 70.00 Hobson, L., do... 70.00 Hilt, W. W., do m 70.00 School Superintendent's Account Vox, William W., supervis or 120.00 Rold, Cora, doputy superin tendent 100.00 Poor Account Cont'd Byrd, W. H., county phy sician 65.00 Juvenile Account W7hito, Nona, county Juve nile officer 85.00 Stock Inspector's Account Morehouse, W. Q county voternarlan 33.60 Health Officer's Account Cashatt, C. E health offi cer EO.OO Settler of Wghts and Measures Jones, J. F., eoaler of Wghta and measures - 43.25 Co. nutt and Com. Account Porter, J. 11., Co. CommU uloner salary and exp. 68.10 Smith, J. E., do 73.90 Poor Account Cont'd Wells, Mrs. Tlliie, relief 25.00 Indigent Soldier Account Lisle, Chaa. J., relief for Ed. Fane 25.00 Lisle, Chas. J., relief for Clarence A. Miller...... 25.00 Lisle, Chas. J., relief for Irving Bunce 25.00 Rue, C. G., relief for T. Jones 60.00 L Poor Account Con tM Winkleblack, Mrs. LUlialn, relief 10.00 Circuit Court Acct. Cont'd Clemens, Ben, juror m 4.80 Gopher Mole Bounty Acct. Cont. Boyer, U. G., Co. Clerk, cash to be advnnced for bounty on gophers, otc. . 100.00 Circuit Court Acct. CoutM Ohmnrt, Adam, juror 8. CO Purbrick, Norman B., Jur- 8.20 Dcficmlciit Mother's Assistance Ac. Alison, Allona, relief for month of Sept 25.00 Branam, Emma R., do 10.00 Chapclle, Mrs. Clara, do..- 25.00 Coppock, Lula, do 15.00 Howe, Clyistine, do 15.00 Kllewer, Minnie Myrtle, do 17.50 Miles, Minnie L., do 15.00 Pence, Delia Eda, do ." 10.00 Phillips, Lula Jane, relief for month of Sept 15.00 Ross, Mabel Lily, do 40.00 Sawyer, Rose Mary, do...... 30.00 Slavens, Blanche Elizabeth, do - 17.50 Whiting, Matilda, do 17.50 Circuit Court Acct. Cont'd L Doorfler, Joseph A., Juror.. 6.00 Miller, Geo. A., do 3.20 Layman, S. B., d 0.00 Broyles, J. R do... 3.20 Herren, Theodore, do.... 4. CO Eppley, Chas., do Simpson, B. F., do - Expenses Sheriff's Office for Fare, Etc, Bower, O. D., cash adv. for stamps and P. O. box rent 22.00 Bremmer, Roy, use of auto, etc. 31.80 Good Smarltan Hospital, X Ray, care, etc. for W. H. Bingham cont'd Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone services 10.75 Portland Electric Power Co., gas service 7.98 Smith, B. R., use of auto, etc. ..- 15.60 Stato Ind. Acc. Com., cont. Acct. Ins. on sheriffs 14.40 Clerk's Office Allen & Co., J. E., ribbon and -repairs to addiding machine - 2.75 Atlas Book & Stationery Co.. rubber stamp .90 THE SUPREME TEST If it came to you today at what point would you fail? At your weakest of course. Clear Conscience Moral Stamina These you must have for every test. Tlie Men's Class Bligli Theatsr Sunday Morning, 9:45 J. J. Evans, Teacher We are organized to help build the moral and spirit ual forces in this community. Jesus and the Individual Is our present courase of study. Every Man All Men Welcome Pacific Tel & Tel. Co., the telephone services 8.70 Recorder's Office Brooks, Mildred R-. cash adv. for stamps - 4-30 Farrar, P. M., John H., stamped envelopes .. 114.06 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone services 6.70 Patton Bros., Eternal inH 2.00 Drager, D. G., cash adv. for envelopes 7-20 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. the1" telephone services - 6.70 L Surveyor's Office Patton Bros., blotters, iien- cils 2.10 Assessor's OfCloo Allen & Co., J. E., electrlo adding machine 874.75 Atlas Book & Statlouery Co., reading glass, maps, etc : 8.75 Commercial Book Store, the adding machine paper, etc - 6. CO Miller-Davis Co., tax cal calator - - 81 ft j i, ( f.jr . ) - . top Sewer Pipe You can get pipe, Band, and cement for tho job, all In one place, here. That has a perfect self centering hell, saves in making joints, built for life time service. We make this kind. Oregon Gravel Co. HOOD AT FRONT ST. EIKER'S GUARANTEED USED (Continue.! on Pago Elernt) HEILIG THEATRE One Night Only Thursday, Nov. 12 15.00 12.00 40.00 i'jTues.Nite -4 Si ': November Forrest Taylor DRAMATIC CO. with ANNE BERRYMAN Presents 'HELLBENT FER HEAVEN' A Brilliant Comedy Drama (awarded coveted Pulitzer PrUe) Lower Floor and Balcony 1.10; Gallery 85c Mall Orders Now Seat Sale Opens Monday 10 a. m. narry von ana Barney Rjawans present yStt A Vivid Play of love and Passion in the Tropics A SENSATION because it is the TRUTH nnaffe6tcd, undisguised Mail Orders Now Received Prices: Lower Floor first 3 rows $1.50; Next 11 rows Jli.60; ' Last 2 rows (2.00; Balcony First 3 rows $2.60; Next 2 rows $2.00; Gallery $1.00. Business i "Too Busy'' is a poor excuse for the handicap of defective vision. The service of scien tific optometrists is a vital necessity to the busi ness man today. Increased efficiency from per fect vision is the experience of thousands of busi ness men who now wear our glasses. Pomeroy & Keene Jewelers and Optometrists Slate and Liberty, Salem 7 s PRICED RIGHT THE BLUE FRONT Liberty and Ferry Phone 121 Emptrt 377, venThin 17 ru&y ji'clj,uiffti fold ttmfoTced ant. tncai'td and inlaid wi ifJi h lack ft niih , fiom nuTtd d i in on tin back tta "Th latest CTaioti' Careoi(cri 170 SoJlJ tvhiit gold can, btau tinllj dtanated, $60 Why not have your Gruen Watch tomorrow! Our new service makes its purchase convenient That Gruen Watch you have been plan ning some day to get why not buy it now? You need not pay the full price in one lump sum. We will accept a part of the purchase price upon delivery of the watch. The remainder may be divided into equal amounts, payable monthly. There remains no real reason why you should anylongerdeny yourself the pride and satisfaction which the possession of a Gruen Watch will bring. Come in and see the large assortment of fine watches by the Gruen Guili Hartman Bros. Jewelers and Silversmiths State and Liberty, Salem, Oregon CftTtmtcfta too Whit fLf rrf. farctd cast, $39 5Ei s r wo rati Id In Swedish 11 a. m. In the evening Mr. Carl B. Wether-