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P tf ENROLLMENT WITH LARSBR
FRESHMAN CLAM WHILE CITY
.. SCHOOLS MOLD OWN.
. The city schools and the eouaty high
schools opened tale year with a larger
regutratloa la Ue high school 176 be-
log' registered, and the city schools
'about tho same as laat year, with 511
CITY ECONOMY
CAUSES GUTS
CITY ENGINEER'S SALARY CUT TO
t POLICE JUDGE LOSES AS
SISTANT AUTO CHABBES CUT
BUSINESS MKTHODS TALKKD
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The hit school thin year enrolled
sixty members la the Freshen
whleh la m of the mraont
ever to hare eatered the seheoL Pita
teal Bowaua atatae that the work
la etartlag on? la good shape, aad that
therefore less than, twenty seats left
la UMssemhly room this year. A few
'-'awe students are expected.
la the public schools of thla elty,
"while the enrollment is slightly under
laet;year. by the end of the month tt
"wiiti'd tnjts the same aa laat
year The Egu1ros compiled by Bupor
m4 anient Daahar shows that there axe
ST atudenta'ia'the Snt grade, fl la the
nisi 51 la the third, a la the fomrth
tt la the Bfth. it la the sixth. 41 la
Um aeveo and CT m the elaMh. Ike
eeatral hnUdtag baa SM students, Riv-
" erside'lU, Kills Addition S3 sad Pel-
leaa Bay City 43. Total 619.
The feemwiag la a Hat of the city
teaeaersM they were allotted for the
ean;pik:'
Miss Aagesta Parker. principal.
Miss AUco sBaokSard. tth grfde.
v htlse Waa WeBs, 7th grade.
atlas Ad Boale, tth, grade.
MJss Oertraae Seetoy, Sth grade.
Pearl TaBey. 4th grade.
-, Srd grade.
Sad grade.
Mies AMee .Peel aad Mrs. Kaade
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A wave of ecoaoaay swept the city
council last night, with the result that
the city engineer's salary was cat
from approxlawtely flS a month to
$16. Police Judge Leavltt was denied
further .use of his assistant, several
auto hills put In bjj jitneys were cut
down, and more eMcIent business
methods were discussed by the city
dads.
It was stated that owing to the light
work sow la the otice of the city ea
glaeer, that hu salary ought to be cut,
with a raise when the work picks up.
It waa then proposed to cut oaT the po
lice judge's assistant, which waa
ed without a dissenting vote.
Evidence then waa submitted that
jitney busses had made excessive
charges la maklag tripe about the
city, largely by the police department
The mayor stated that one baa had
charged him 76 cents for a trip across
the river. Chief of Police Baldwin
stated that he had been charged 60
cents, both of those having beea paid
out, of their owa pockets. Charges to
the Upper Lake and Shlpplngton were
said to be exhorbitaat
Some talk was made of making Jit
ney regulations aad adding price rates,
but no action was taken. Methods of
buying, checking Mils aad other busi
ness eBdency methods were discussed.
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;hOss Maiei Hardeabroelc. tth grade.
Agaes Bweeoda. 6th grade.
Jesle Van Btoer. 4th grata.
' Mies Lain Btee; Srd grado.,
"IdJsaLan'WaMeBBwrg.Sad'inde.
Mies Melea Paxaoa, 1st grade.
Sf IUaj BImIUIbm
j Miss Nellie, MeAadrews.
aad 6th and Sth grades.
Porter, Srd
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.htlso OoMea WhKeaaek, 1st aad Sad
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Misa Clara aimer. Domestic Science
sad Art. ' ' -
Mr. Lather A Mag, Mansal TMa-
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Mr. T. A, Bartoa, principal aad 6th,
sta, 7th aad Sth grades.
Mrs. T. A. Bartoa. 1st, Sad, Srd aad
4tsv"graaea.
i Roato Boyd,' Masic
VR; H.'Dunbar, superlatendeaL
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for mm passeager to Lake-
view IMday er Saturday by auto, la
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, J. M. BrletoeweU kaowa locally. Is
reported as aertoasly 111 at the Black-
i hospital. It maybe necessary to
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Newer and Better
Styles for Fall
The new season's
smartest styles in all
the latest models are here for your
choosing at lowest prices. Beautiful
models of Broadcloth, Serge, Whipcord,
Gabardine, Tweeds, Cheviots and many
other weaves.- Belted and Box Back
styles. Trimmings principally in vogue
are Braids and Fur. Any desired color,
and we have a full assortment of sizes.
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Stilts Drygoods Co.
"WHERE THE LADIES SHOP"
The Millinery Show
Is Most InttrMting
Tailored Hsts from famous msktrs sttrsttln
tylts not ahown eliowhore. A wondtrful nI
Itctlon her for .your Inspection. Trlmmtd Hstt
nTslPth nw sha'pos, Including tho popular ooft
oats and crowns, of Velvets and Fslu. TMt
stsson'e atyles lond thsmeslvts to tht smelter
clot fitting military fade and large, soft drete.
Ing brims. The vogue for Velvet Hsts Ii a grew.
Ing note of the season.
N.wJFedllTrirrwtinft
Bronte Coques, Wings, Birds and ornsmtnu) of
Stool and Poarl. We Have a wondtrful met
mont ef thoso Trimmings and th prltM wW
surprise yeu, thoy are so roasonablt.
Sons Propose
Flag Service
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MBDFOKD. Sept 8. Harry Frey,
caretaker of the city latake on Lake
Creek, waa foaad dead la the hllk
Sunday;
The ejoroaera jury returned a ver
dict that Prey came to his death "ac-
ddoatsHy, by a gmashot wsuad from
his own weapoB." Frey bled to death
tram a bullet wound in the leg that
severed both large arteries aad broke
theboaeofhlsleg.
It waa at list thought that the dead
rah shot by a careless hunter.
Evidence brought out at the inquest,
however, showed that the victim slip
ped on the rocks while hunting, aad
that his rile, a 15-56, was discharged,
the bullet piercing the leg. The body
was found Sunday morning, after he
had lain twenty-four hours in the hills,
in sight of his own homo.
The remains were found by a party
in search of Frey, aa it was feared
he waa wounded or dead when be
failed to return home.
Frey had crawled half a mile from
where the aecldeat occurred, la a des
perate effort to reach aid.
Harry
Frey, who was IS years of
a brotherta-iaw of Will
Idler,- of the LanaaB Valley country,
who left for Medferd aa boob as the
newa of the tragedy reached here.
For Irst-elaas cleaning aad pressing
trjr the new Sanatorium. "All work
guaranteed. A trial will coaviace you.
Remember the place, S95 Mala street
Werk: called for aad delivered.
S-7t W. BUTLHR CO.
loyalty Is due to this lag." states the
letter.
Judge Noland states that a day will
probably be chosen near the opening
of the term of court, when a number
of naturalization applications win be
brought up and a, suitable service ar
ranged for the presentation of the fag.
The lags are of handsome sine, aad In
keeping with the dignity of any court,
and tt Is believed by the ofldala of the
organisation that such proceedings
will serve to make the ceremoay of
taking the oath of allegiance more Im
pressive on our saw citlseas.
Linoleum .
The time to lay Linoleum to get the
best results is while the weather Is
warm. The expansion is less, and It
Its the floor much better. The danger
of "buckling" is not so great, and the
durability of the Linoleum Is greatly
Increased.
We have a nice stock of linoleums
and floor coverings to select from, and
are sure it will he an advantage to
you to have your floors covered while
the weather la favorable;
THK BIO STORK
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COUNCIL PASSES
COURT RESOLUTION
PERMITS TO BUILD ARE GRANTED
WEIGHT AND MEASURE ORDL
NANCE STUDIED GROE8BECK
GOES TO SALEM
Sale ef School Benda
The county school superintendent
hha for sale 15,000 In district school
bonds. Interested parties may write
or rail for information. Bids will fee
opened September 16, 1916.
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Starring Theda Bart
Th resolution offering the city hall
for the use of the .federal court in
Portland was unanimously passed by
the .city council last night
Permits to build were, granted to
John H. Shannon for wood sheds on
lot 2, block 48, Nichols addition to
repair building on lot 2, block 4, Riv
erside addition, S. J. Mosier to con
struct room on block 41, on Sixth
street, to J. A. Lennox.
Bids for cork' carpet for the council
chamber floor are to be called, and the
mayor was instructed to purchase a
covering for his office floor.
F. A. Wood, general northwest man'
ager of the Oamewell Ire alarm com
pany, will visit the city soon and look
over the situation for a Are alarm here,
The weights and. measure ordinance
presented by the Business Men's Asso
ciation Is being studied over by the
members of the council, and was laid
over for one week.
The ordinance providing for the
working of prisoners on the streots
was passed withj one dissenting voto.
City Attorney Qroesbeck will go to
Salem to be present next Monday at
the hearing of the city's complaint
against the Oregon California Power
company, at the expense of the city.
WHEAT STACK IS
CONSUMED BYFIRE
TIiu Ladles' Aid of tlio Mothodlx
church will moot at Hit) homo of Mrs.
SU'liimcti. nt 114 Lincoln street, on
Thumday afternoon at 2:30. Be.
of officers will bo rhosfin. All ami
born are urged to be prettst.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE CALIFORNIA OREOON POWER COMPANY
crnl nutuunU mt oppoxlte the names of
follewo:
NAMK.
MY8TERIOUS FIRE MILE FROM AL.
TAMONT ON SIMMERS RANCH
SATURDAY NIQHT DESTROYS
HIS WHEAT CROP
Cluro C. Uocquoraz
Pire Saturday night destroyed a ' "!"" It I!0"? '
k nr wh.M !,, .it rM i.. "'" rooK
and as high as It could be piled, which' J!ontKO!"l,i T.V
Locatlon of principal place of bmlneiu, Sen Francisco, California.
ixuTiUB -mere are ueunquoni upon me ioiiowiiik uencriDea Hen; m
account of mmcuBiiii'iit No. 1, lovlod on thu 29th day of June, ISIS, th ser-jB
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reoresented the wheat eron of A. J ' ""'"""" wn, u. ohi. rnmcisrw, iru.m'
Simmers on bis ranch, a mile from
Altamont, on the Cap road.
FORMER LOCAL
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AT ONE TIME SECRETARY OF
CHAMBER 'HERE WEDS SALEM
GIRL AT VANCOUVER AT MID.
NIGHT LAST SATURDAY
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Mr. Simmers states that the crop
won one of the best that ho had ever
raised here, and that there was about
S00 bushels In the stack, which wa
waiting to be threshed. The wheat
stack was standing, near a stack of
oats, and with tho help of neighbor!
working most of the night, enough of
this was removed to prevent 1U bum
Ing also. If the wind had been In an
other direction both stacks would
have been destroyed.
Tbo stack was located nearly a half
nilto from tbe road, and though track
were discovered between the road and
the stack and on the road, they could
not be followed, and no evidence has
been found.
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Mercantile Trust Company of San KmncUco. Trustee 310
Mercantile Truitt Company of San PrnnclHCo, Trust' 312
Mercantile Tnwt Company of San Krunclnco, Trustee 313
Mercantile Trust Company or San KranclNco, Trustee 315
Mercantile Trust Company or Han Francisco. Trustpo 34C
Mercantile Tnutl Company of San KruncUco, Trustee 361
Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco. Trustee 302
Mercantile Trust Company of Han Francisco, Trustee 363
Morrantllu Trust Company of Han Francisco, Trustee 361
John Van DenburKli .. .. ...... ..,...... 243
1', Williams , 336
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And In accordance with law and an order of the Hoard of Direct! ;
on the 19th day of August, 191G, so many (.hares of each parcel of '
stock as may bo necessary will be sold at public auction at the oBeoetSl
company, number i31 Lcidesdorff street, San Francisco, Cnllfornla,oiae:
day, September 27, 1916. at tho hour of 12 o'clock noon of said in, tPf
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of adrertltiM'
expenses of sale. ALEX, J. HOHllOItOUOH i
Secretary of California-Oregon Power CoapMf ..'
Ofllce: Nnmber 131 Lcidesdorff Street, San Francisco, California,
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VANCOUVBIL-Ilfaah., Sept 8.-Oeo.
w. mower, roruaaa, ana mum w
Mae Myers, Salem, were quietly mar
ried at midnight Saturday at the homo
of tbe Rev. R. H, Sawyer.
Mrs. Haack, theeouaty auditor, waa
called out at ll.W that evening to
make out a liceaeefor the couple.
Thoy were under the Impression that
the license could be used Is Portland,
but when they were informed that it
could not be, thejr busted up tbe Rev.
Mr; Sawyer aad were married.
The witness who aocompaaied them
was Morton C. Pewaall of Portland.
Previous to her. aMrrUge the bride
made her home wU her aunt at SM
Taylor street, Perttamd.
This Store Will Be
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Thursday
On Account of Jewish Holiday
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