NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed Adminis-
tratrix o f the estate o f Samuel B. Mc
Bride, deceased, and has duly qualified
as such. All Dersons having claims
against said Estate are hereby notified
to present the same duly verified as re
quired by law toJ.he undersigned at the
office-of Page & Page, Attorneys, Bush
Bank Building, Salem, Oregon, within
six months from the date o f the first
publication o f this notice.
This notice is published for the first
time this 6th day-of June, 1918.
BERTHA B. BOOT,
Administratrix o f the Estate of
Samuel B. McBride, Deceased,
PAGE & PAGE,
Attorneys for Administratrix.
Last publication July 4, 1918.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Final Account of William Reisch-
man and Adam C. Reischman, the Ex
ecutors of the Estate o f Peter Reisch
man, Deceased, has been filed in the
County Court o f Marion County, Ore
gon, and that the 24th day o f June, 1918
at the'hour o f 10 o ’ clock A. M., has
been duly appointed by such Court as
the time for hearing of objestions to
such Final Account and to the settle
ment of said estate, at which time any
person interested in such estate may
appear and file objections thereto in
writing and contest the same.
WILLIAM REISCHMAN,
ADAM C. REISCHMAN,
Executors,
MAX GEHLHAR,
JAS, G. HELTZEL,
Attorneys for Estate.
F.rst Publication May 23, 1918.
Last Publication June 20,1918.
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Don’ t forget the Band Dance on Sat j Every man .of the national army can
urday evening, June 15, at the Band be “ adopted” "by a “ little brother.” The
Hall. Tickets 75 cents.
“ little brother” will be a boy scout.
The scout will undertake to visit the
The will 'be an Independence Day
dance at tfie Aurora Band Hall, Thurs family o f his “big brother,” the absent
soldier, once a week to see how they
day evening, July 4. 1918.
are getting along and whether there
A. J. Lais o f the Rock Creek saw is anything he can da for them.
Being thus In touch with affairs In
mill last week shipped two cars o f lum
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
ber east—one to Council Bluffs and one the home of the soldier, the scout will
write regularly to the soldier, cheer 1. Teacher’ s salaries_____ ____$ 3195 1
to Keokuk, Iotta.
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ing him up and keeping him Informed 2. Furniture______________ . . . .
Guy N. Hick ok has returned from In his brotherly way of events at home 3. Apparatus and supplies, such
as maps, chalk, erasers, stoves,
Bend where he went last week to at and In the neighborhood.
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curtains, etc,_____ ___________
tend the convention o f the State Bank
Should the soldier desire that some 4. Library books.—.1 _________
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er’s association.
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official or society be asked Jto do some 15. F la g s ____________ , ________
thing for the father or the mother or 16 . Repairs o f schoolhouses, out
Out o f 189 men registered June .5,
buildings or fences__________
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the wife, he may write to his “ little
1918, for military service,in Clackamas brother,” who will go in person and 7. Improving grounds___ ______
30:
18. Playground equipment_____
20
county, 13 reside on the three Aurora take the matter up.
9. Transportation of pupils____
mail routes in that county.
Boy scoutp at Birmingham, Ala., 10. Tuition o f pupils___ ________
300
Louis Racelte, one o f the hustling originated this plan, and the boy scout 11. Janitor’s wages___ r____ ___
12. Janitor’s supplies___________
20
young farmers and a good loyal, patrio organization in Los Angeles was the 12. Fuel ............. ........... 1_____ 1601
first to adopt It. Boy scouts all over
tic American, o f the Butteville district
the country are now serving as ‘little 14, L ig h t_____ _______ ________
15, W a te r ___________ _________
was transacting business here Saturday.
brothers.”
16, Clerk’s salary__ . __________
25;
Among the bankers who attended the
The first “little brother” whose adop : 17, Postage and stationery___ ¿.
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state convention o f bankers at Bend tion of a soldier has been accepted by 18. For the payment o f bonded
debt and interest thereon, is
Saturday were Guy N. Hickok o f the the soldier is Russell Lee Pruett, aged
sued under Sections 117, 144
Aurora State Bank and J, M, Poorman thirteen years. He is the patrol leader
to 148, and 422 o f the School
of
W
olf
Patrol,
Troop
44,
Los
Angeles,
of the Banjc of Woodburn,
Laws o f "Oregon, 1917______
Boy Scouts- o f America. The “ big
19. Interest on school warrants_
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Hardware
Implements
Ivan Grimm left for Baker Tuesday brother” adopted Is Fred Meyers, a 20. Insurance___________ 50 i
evening to renew his postal run to strapping young man. He was in the 21. School Fair __________ :___ i
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Pocatella, Idaha. Three weeks ago he first, call.
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“It means a lot to a fellow leaving 2 3 .
was ordered to France for mail service
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there and had gone as far as Chicago, home for the war,” said Mr. Meyers,
The Wide Awake
Hardware Store
money to be expended for all
when the order was rescinded and he
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purposes during the year___ $ 4450
will go back on his old run,—Hubbard
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Enterprise,
From county school fund during
The annual Corn Show held in Salem
the coming school year_____ $ 1200
(Use amount o f county school
fo r the last five years is announced for
fund received last year as a
this year also, probably the second week
basis in making this estimate)
m December, by L. J. Chapin, agricul
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From
state school fund during
tural director o f the Salem Commer
the coming school year_____
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cial Club. A premium list is in pre
(Use
amount
o
f
state
school
paration and will shortly be made pub
fund received last year as a
lic.
basis in making this estimate)
Among the Marion county pupils who
Cash now in hands o f the district
passed the recent eighth grade examin
clerk________ . . . . . ___ >._____
500
ations were Robert Mason Fargo, Ivan
Cash now in hands o f the county
G. Dental, Elwood Graham, Nettie
treasurer, belonging to the
Riefschneider, Mabel Tautfeft, Hazel
d istrict_____________ ^_____
Tautfest o f the Lutteville school, Fran
! Estimated amount to be received
cis Bonn of Aurora, George Kunkle and
from all other sources during
Donald Eppers of Donald, Olga Hungs-
tne coming school year___ _
200
berg, Leroy Ledke, Kenneth Mishler,
(Do not include the money to
Oliver Rowles, Josephine Chamberlain
be received from the tax
and Velma Scholl o f Hubbard.
which it is proposed to vote.)
The registration o f German alien
■Total-estimated receipts, not in
females which begins next Monday will
cluding the money to be re
be conducted here by Mrs; Diana Sny
ceived from the tax which it
der. at the Aurora Post Office. In gen
is proposed to vote_________ $ 2150
eral the plan of registration is tne same
RECAPITULATION
as that followed in the registration in
Total estimated receipts for the
y e a r___ |______ _________ .$ 4450 j
February of German alien males. Each
Scout “ Adopts” a Soldier.
Total estimated receipts not in
person' who must register will be re
cluding the tax to be voted.. 2150;
quired to register her finger prints. “ to know that there Is a boy seout act
GAS
OILS.
This method of identification is also ing as a little brother who will keep Balance, amount to be raised by
district t a x ___ _____ J __ 1 __ _ $2300 j
used in the military and naval service me'posted on conditions at home and
who will look out for my mother and The amount of money to be raised
of the United States.
IS y o w CARRYING A FULL LINE OF PARTS
by this special tax is more
two small brothers.”
Mr. and Mrs. V, Van Vleet were in
FOR CHEVROLET a n d FORD CARS
And the happy “little brother” said:
than the amount raised by
the city recently, and the Observer “I am proud to serve as a ‘little broth
ACCESSORIES
special school district tax in
acknowleges the gift o f a big pan of er’ to Mr. Meyers. I feel that It Is a
the year immediately proceed
Greases
Free Air
the finest new Oregon strawberries real scout’s ‘good turn’ to help my big
ing this, plus six per cent. It
brought to town this year, as well as a brother at the front.”
is necessary to raise this ad
There are 3,000 boy scouts In the
can o f sweet cream to go with them,
ditional amount by special
Angeles
district,
practically
Mr. Van Vleet says he grows the ber Los
levy for the following reas
enough
to
adopt
all
the
drafted
men
in
ries on shares—he gets half and the
ons: (On account o f the gen- -
the same territory.
birds half and the birds get first choice.
era! increase in the salaries
If the share the birds take are better
o f the teachers throughout
SCOUTS “ COP” EVERY PRIZE.
than those brought to the Observer
the country and a similar in
Office, they must Be perfect berries.
A boy scout In Portsmouth, Ohio,
crease in the cosc of every
thing the district has to buy.)
This is the time of the year for the flaps his wings and crows with just
Dated this 22nd day o f May, 1918.
farmers to watch out for stock poison pride as he writes of the gardening
Men
work of his troop to Chief Scout Exe Attest:
ing from death camas. Sheep are very
who wear
cutive James E. West in New York as
this
C. S. WESCOTT, Clerk
susceptible to death camas poisoning,
follow s:
emblem
J.
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and lambs more so than sheep. The
“Over two thousand gardens were
are
plant grows in moist but not wet plac planted by individuals who entered the
Chairman Board o f Directors.
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ENOCH M O R G AN'S
NARINES
SONS c a
during the summer after the plants medals offered. Boy scouts had en
For a short time only, the World’s!
die. Camas may be known by its tered over two hundred gardens. A Work will be sent to any address, 5
SERVICE U N D E R T H IS E M B L E M
creamy white cluster o f small flowers public recognition service was held on months tor $1.00. American Ambassa
Government
square
last
Monday
eve
and its onion like bulb, usually covered
dor Morgenthau’s great story o f how
by a black membrane. The only way ning, at which time the six medals Germany got its strangle hold on Turk- j
to destroy it is to dig it up bulb ^ind all. weje awarded. It was quite a pleasant !ey,begining in the May numher, Write
surprise when the names o f six boy
THE TELEGRAM and OBSERVER, Both one year-$5,50
Cutting the top does no good. ,I t is
scouts were announced. All the scout or phone Observer
most poisonous at blossoming tim e - gardens were a success, and that we
now.
got results Is proved by the fact that
scouts copped all six prizes.”
R id in g Cultivator
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SINGLE DUTCHMAN AND
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Sapolio doing its work. Scouring
for US.Marine Corps recruits.
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POST OFFICE
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MERIDIAN
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A party from Oregon City was at J.
Brewer’s Sunday.
D E N T IS T
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albee were in
Needy Monday.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the
legal voters o f Joint School Dist.No
|v 23 Marion and 303 o f Clackamas
County, State o f Oregon, that a
SCHOOL MEETING o f said Dis
trict will be held at the school
house, on the 17th day o f June,
1(118, at 2:30 o ’clock in the after
noon to vote on the proposition o f
levying a special district tax, and
o f increasing the tax by more than
six per cent over the district tax
levied in 1917
I The total amount o f money needed by
the district during the fiscal year
beginning on June 18, 1918, and
ending on June 30,1919, is estimat
ed in the following budget and in
cludes the amounts to be received
from the county 'school fund, state
school fund, special district tax,
and all other moneys o f the district:
BUDGET
C. C. Oldfield returned from Portland
the last o f the week.
Carl Hilton was here Sunday and
called on C. E. W atts.
Miss Ada Kuhnke o f Needy visited at
Chis Trost’s Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Waterlin o f Oregon
City have been visiting at Mat Bans.
C, E. Watts called on J. J. Taylor
and Jas. McGill at Paradise Tuesday
evening.
The green aphis is doing lots of dam
age, having entirely ruined a piece of
vetch for Mat Ban,
Several from here attended the Red
Cross dance at Needy Saturday evening
and report a large crowd.
A small fire on the Henry Deentz
place created quite an excitment Sun
day, but was put out before doing
damage.
DON’T CALL HIM A SC.OUT.
I Utìté chew of Crcfisfy helps tks
Observation Officer through many m
hard hour.
He W ill W elco m e
a pouch of
Real GRAVELY C hew ing Plug
When you see a boy carrying a gun
— when you see the picture o f a boy
with a gun—you may be sure that
he is not a boy scout, as the term boy
scout is understood throughout the
world. - Don’t call him a boy scout.
If you do so you do grave Injustice
and real harm to the movement of
which the president of the United
States is the honorary president, and
whieh has the hearty support o f all
men and women who are eager to see
th‘e 8,000,000 boys of today develop
Into wholly efficient citizens.
Any gift from the folks back home means
a lot to the boy.
When you send him tobacco, let it be
good tobacco—tobacco worth sending ail
that long way—the flat, compressed plug
of Real Gravely.
Give any man a chew of Real Gravely Plug, and
he will tell you that*» the kind to send» Send the
best!
Ordinary plug is false economy. It costs less per
week to chew Real Gravely, because a small chew of
it lasts a long while.
If you smoke a pipe, slice Gravely with your knife
and add a little to your smoking tobacco. It will give
flavor—improve your smoke.
NOTES OF THE SCOUTS.
Scouts were on hand directly after
an accident when two electric cars
ran together in a head-on collision in
St. Clair, Mich., and rendered invalu
able first-aid promptly.
At Norcrosse, Ga., the troop o f boy
scouts has secured the position of
janitor o f the public school at $10 per
month. One patrol does the work for
a month and then another takes It.
The teachers report that the work la
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will put it into his hands in any Training Camp or Seaport of tho
U. S. A . Even “ over there’* a 3c stamp wilTtako it to him.
P. B. GRAVEL^ TOBACCO COMPANY, Danville, Va.
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