Daily capital journal., January 02, 1911, Second Section, Page 8, Image 16

N,W YEARS ,911 GREATER SALEM AND WESTERN OREGON DEVELOPMENT EDITION PAU.Y CAPITAL JOURNAL
Prominent County ancTState Officials Residents off SaBem
CRAWI-OKI iiT.TKS ertitled to fetl eminently proud.
HOV. A. M.
ATTOKXEi OKMIUl.
Never la the history of the t'i'e
of Oregon has a man better qualified
to Oil the important oSce of states
attorney general been elected than
when tb people chose lion. A- M.
Crawford, the present Incumbent, and
vkoH solendid record made his re
jection last N'orember an easy
ter. An attorney of wide experience
C. B. AITCHISON.
RAII.Kl )A l CO.MMlJIXER.
ownesr than .Mr Ri' e
-r ti pres-
y.-e.Ly of the Ia dow on the a'.atu'e
. ,. . ... w . .,.: , , .v. j,,.:,.. r.f doubt!s be re a,n-a .
"3e r"ai 01 ucan in tonne- i:c: .u ....n. . tv,.n v.., ... irt.
gecerai Sua-.1.,3. ted their fteral tv. of the state railroad t terra shall he exp.red
worth his seen fu'iy proven. ia eju- 0IEIL.silGn there are ciin, its."
rational circles cf tte West Mr. Ack- mit-:ions iDvoi-.ed .ad it is. there-! "'
errcaa enjoys a vry hih tandicg tore, highly s-8tial taat some one William Bushey.
aaa . L VJT- P'! .f'. , " Judge of Marion county, came to his
mat ence to the conduct of public schools knowledge of the subject of railroad Job off the farm. He had all his life
nial- . ,. u i. vi.. . Mh ... ... tv,, ...n. ,n been a surv.yor of land, and had by
roomy ass-esor ia a r.ar.n-r mere
universally pi.-a-.--g j... . --- - - . .
af,i r, win sucH-nni-iiu-ru. ui c --
bt rea:t. DuriE?
Smith has L--1J the c
th time Mr.
of county
Bt'SHEi , I'Ul'MV JLIX.K
County
of a state. Ke is leaving a high rates taxation, e'c. This falls upon
- - .1 v., f tha
vanceisenl tas i-a ii uui
height of tis ambitions in that direc
tion have not vet b-en reached and
he will continue t:s labo during
hi ; com-ing term.
J. G. MiMWE.
(OIXTY TKEAIKER.
Marion county has long enjoyed the
...nrfrd f -ecierer in oCce for bit rnLu,n itch!n. a eentle- fK application gainea a tnorouga
. ... . - - - k . fimtv hncinMu nav-i renuiawoa 01 uaiuK
Crawford 1W bat high Wrd- '".rrL i9 r'!lS!lM "".I J5 ing been" maay Um employed toilarly efficient and honorable set of
and deep knowledge of the law, Mr.
." .1. " .n only be through the most consistent PIMrt a-torneys oa railroad
1 '"""wir.J .v.':aV: Ti'and painstaking effort that he will outi01. not alone In Oregon, bu
I! r. KV.hTTr . r-M. Ko far as succeed There is no way or rany the f.Qtjre Wtst
n.M,rjQ n trnii iinart ments. Ueunty officlais but no man eiecieu
as nominated by the people in no me oince 01 mum ue-su. u
' ,u. ,.4 th u1 determining tne D-nenia airecciy -lme fce bSi( a mem
i ,.k(.. ihi. noi-icruing from the efforts of Supenn- ata.e raiir0ad commission he
UiM) V " " r 1. AbvMn ktlt h i f ff flttV 9 PA .
thing
tton for be baa worked
lo behalf of the people
rigorously proaecutlng malefactors
aad those who disregard the man
date of tbe laws. Furthermore, be
at recovered from various source
large soma of money for tbe state
which would otherwise never bave
benefitted the taxpayers In any mas
ter. He is a geuleman of the high
cat Integrity and upright honor, both
as a public official and private In
dividual, enjoying tbe high regard of
all who bave the pleasure of bis ac
quaintance or who come in contact
.. .. ir. u-
During ail or tte '" , . ' c,.-.,Mt hi.-S.rr in the reeard of people
he has of responsibility to the people, generally than the present in-
. sr . ... l... . -- Ljia brct iicr vas in ino mui:n luuiuru . . j 1
f T. n nw ed:". : r!' ":o; a-chs .TdWthat al! funds tration of the aflalra of the office
or toe siaie, - !""" 'r . J, ... . .z" ar.ro Mr.fiiii mH Mwnomicaliv ex- was strongly indorsed at
HO.V SQVIRE FAKRAR-IfWT.;", I 'ordrf lower rates. ! Ided. In doing this he is consclen- J election when Mr Moore
tn tha tfttfll Rflvin? tlOUS 3QQ IriiriC. ttuu 19 litfL auaiu iw ' K"""" v uw - .w -
M-STUl.
The postofEce at Salem Is the sec
ond In Importance in tbe state .of
Oregon, and it Is highly essential,
therefore, that a man of strong execu
tive ability, sound judgment and pro
gressive Ideas should be selected as
postmaster. The volume of business
done Is constantly increasing In keep
ing with the rapid development of
the last
was trlum-
' .1 r?. ah-ad with nubile iaiDrovements I In handling the money of tne county
Mr Aitchlson iM'-lHi he feels that the people really; Mr. Moore bis always given faithful
war.t mem made ana are prepared 10, bccuuui ui nj vun3 ouu
rfjy tbe bill. He is considered a safe) and records are kept In tlfti best pos-
man in that ornce, ana me peopieisioie coouiuuu. rruyic luus
itk him in .n nfflri.i ri,-it Mr contiguous lerruory, coverea oy me
Crawford will thortly enter upon hit n'D routes, aad the rapid
third term as state attorney general
and among the people of tbe tlate
there Is a general sentiment that their
Interests will at all times be care
folly conserved; tbe laws of the state
enforced, and general satisfactory
condition prevail. In official circles
Mr. Crawford Is regarded as a man of
more than ordinary ability and sound
Judgment, and b4s advloi Is sought
on all subjects and his decisions are
regarded as thorough and complete
Interpretations of the laws In the
four years he has already served Mr
Crawford has disposed of many im-
growth of Salem. However, the past
few years bava fully demonstrated
that Hon. Squire Fa'rar Is eminently
the right man in the right place, and
under bis able direction the mail
service has been brought to the high
est standard of efficiency and main-
thus effected
enormous sum.
appointed as a member of the com
mission when th body was coated
by the state legislature and has since
been elected to succeed himself. The
splendid record he had already made
had fully convinced people as a whole
that he was laboring earnestly in
their behalf and that the knowledge
and experience already gained were
of inestimable value and that, conse
quently. Mr. Aitchlson should be
continued In office. Mary Important
problems Involving the general well
being of the state and her people have
been solved by the commission and
there is no question that in future
their interest will be equally well
of the plaie Is one of the neatest and
most attractive of the kind In the city .
and I: is a favorre r-sort for those'
who are most fastidiuus and partic-
ular. An ice cream parlor is maln-j
tained where the dainti-st of Ices are
served, as will as soft drinks of va-
rious kinds. .Mr. W- Wylie Zinn, the;
proprietor, is one of the most popular!
businc men In the city, and if honor
and integrity count for anything In!
the conduct of one's affairs it Is safe
to say that bis place will continue to
grow and prosper. The store and
factory is located at 4 40 State street
in handsomely arranged and well fur
nished quarters.
THK CHAKLKS K. SP.U'LDING
LVMItER CO.
The Charles K. Spauldlng Lumber
Company, who own and operate a
large saw mill at this place, are one
of the large and substantial lumber
firms of the state. They have a large
modt-rn mill at New berg, Oregon and
maintain up-to-date lumber yards
at Albany, Oregon and Independence.
Oregon, as well aa a large gasa. and
door factory at McMlnnville, Oregon.
They have their own timber and
operate their own railroads and
steamboats with which the logs are
transported from tbe timber to the
saw mills.
At their plant at this place during
tbe past fall tbey installed a large
box factory and are now In a posi
tion to furnish the different Indus
tries at this place with their require
ments in tbe line of fruit boxes or
manuacturlng boxes.
During tbe past year they have in
creased their stock of building ma
terial at their different yards until
tbey are now in a position to furnish
practically everything required by
the contractor or builder -Tbey have
developed a large business In cement,
plaster, sand, gravel, drain tile aad
sewer pipe, and have furnished dur
ing the past summer, a large volume
of cement or tbe street paving; of this
place.
generally have confidence In his pat
riotism. Intelligence and common
hctesty.
11. D. ALLEX 4VOIWTY CXERfc.
ness of any nature with the office of
the county treasurer always find Mr.
Moore willing to lend them aay pos
sible assistance while on all occasions
he is courteous and pleasant. These
are characteristics which naturally
In breaking over the fence in the make an official popular and there
last election. R. D. Allen was elected ! is no question that J. G. More may
for the third tlrre as county clerk of, remain wliire be is longer than any
Marion county, but as he has made af his predecessors providing he de
most efficient and satisfactory official . sires. He has always been alive to,
in evry respect, his success at the, the question of boosting for a Great
polls is not so surprising as it might er Salem and the further development
otherwise be. However, in addition) of tbe latent resources of Western
to bis offi' al record. Mr. Allen is per- Oregon, in which he has unlimited
tained there. This applies equally to . w, h.-m.
local and rural service, no section of;,. is ; 'alve t0 the ne'tv Of,sonally popular and enjoys a wide ac- faith. J. G. Moore is an ideal of-
la now serving his second term as
postmaster of Salem. Ho is one of
the best known citizens of thj Capital 11(j'm,
City, being a pioneer of this part of ;jf n jn
porta nt problems and Is fully pre-j ,De state. He Is In the prime of lire
pared for any which may arise in the
future. He Is a most efficient official
and highly worthy ot the high regard
In which be Is universally held
G. C. BROWN' -CHIEF CLKItK OF
LAND IIOAKU.
Continuously serving the people of
Oregon as chief clerk of the state
land board since 1895 there la prob
ably no man in tbe state who is bet
ter posted with reference to state
lands than he or who Is In position
to render so efficient service be
cause of his extended experience in
these matters. Mr. Brown has been
appointed three times to bis present
position and bis present term will
not expire until September. 1911
He has always been a most efficient
and faithful public official, putting
forth every possible effort to render
the highest service In behalf of all
tbe people and In this manner he has
gained the unqualified confidence
and esteem of all who keep in touch
with public affairs and the oeonle
of Oregon are now noted for the In
terett they take In their state gov
ernment, m political, fraternal and
social circles Mr. Brown Is well
Known and popular and no mistake
would he made should he be retained
In bis present poaitlon so long as be
may desire to remain. By far the
greater portion of work connected
with the land board devolves upon
the capable shoulders of Mr. Brown
but affairs of the office are always
kept in admirable condition and are
of Inestimable value to the people of
the state.
WILLIS S. Itl'NIWAY STATE
HUNTER.
The splendid record made In the
office of tbe state printer during the
incumbency of Willis S. Dunlway so
tlit roughly .mpresaed the peopli tf
thr state o: Oregon that he was re
elected to that Important office lust
November and will continue to effect
a phenomenal saving to the taxpay
eis throughout another two-year
torn. As compared with methods in
ogua before Mr. Dunlway took
charge, the saving on all kinds of
state printing averages more lli:in
i.vuu per month, a strong lllustr
active. pnrfcrfifU? and nrotrrf'ssi v anrl
..lt.. ..II. . ... . k .. r s . I-
juji; nine id mi; ie,juiit.'ii.-iU3 ui a
rapidly growing community, with
which h is determined to keep pace.
While a strict disciplinarian and firm
iuuuu, or further railroad building and develop
which may retard work of this na
ture. He has exceptionally sound
ent and uses fine di.scrimina-
solving legal questions in
volved but he never loses sieht of the
t that the interests of the people
come first and must be carefully
conserved. He has made a moet
efficient public official and enjoys a
WI,.vprlnlhBMff,rrf.mpnlnf.lln(1.l":"J,,J ul " u ue
tal regulations in the postoffice, Mr. proud
Karrar Is nevertheless justly popular
with the entire postal force, his sound I
Judgment materially assisting In the)
equitable adjustment of all iiuestions:
arising. Salem may look forward toj In providing the best possible pro
the highest possible class mall service j tecilon for depositors for the Stat of
so long as Mr. Farrar remains In the j Oregon banks, both state and private,
office of postmaster, and as he has j the statutes prowde for the appoint
Innumerable warm friends among his ment of a state bank examiner and
acquaintances and patrons of the of-i in this connection it Is essential that
flee there Is a universal disposition to' sound judgment be exercised and
see blm succeed himself when his, only men of well known ability and
present term shall have expired. No absolute Integrity and honor be
citizen enjoys a higher standing In! named. William Wright, the present
ium cummuuny or enjoys to a greater) incumbent of this Important office
quaintanreship throughout the county fjcial in every way.
and has the high regard or ail whoi 0
know him. In his office Mr. Allen is LEILMAX & CLaHGH
painstaking and careful and the re-
suit is that his books and records are;
kept in admirabl-i shape, attorneys
Material progress has been made
in all lines of human endeavor in
WILLIAM WIUGHT,
STATE HANK EXAMINER.
and others having occasion to refer i
to the records and documents on file j
being ereally benefitted thereby.;
Furthermore. Mr. Allen is genial and1
courteous in rendering assistance to
those seeking any information from
his office .a fact which doubtless had'
niuch to do with his success In re-!
tainine his office. He is a native o f ,
S oHhe confidence "ofid establishment of Messrs. W
more recent years, science doing
much to improve methods applied to
various professional and industrial
lines, bringing them to the highest
standard in all respects.
Much has been accomplish-il in the
matter of progress by the leading un
dertakers as in any business, this
fact being fully exemplified in the
extent tbe esteem and goodfellowshlp
of people generally
CIIARLEH W. JAMES,
Sl'IT. STATE PENTTEXTIAHV,
There Is no question In the minds
of those best posted on the subject
that Charles W. James, has made one
of the best superintendents of the
State Pdnltentiary that the state of
Oregon has ever had and thero is a
very generally expressed sentiment
that he should be retained In his
present position regardless of politics,
simply because his administration
has buen along progressive and hu
mane lines and the affairs of the
Institution conducted In a manner
highly satisfactory to the people as
a whole. Mr- James is a gentleman
of ripe judgment and wide experi
ence, of culture and refinement and
unquestionably has a strong Influence
for good In handling men committed
to the penitentiary. He also has
fine foecutlve ability and thoroughly
capable of handling even much more
complex affairs than confront him
as superintendent of the penitentiary.
Before being appointed to his present
position eight years ago Mr. James
was member of the school board at
Baker City, and was member of
board of regrts of the Eastern Ore
gon Normal school. Ha has always
taken an active Interest In education
al matters. He was recorder of
Baker County and one of the most
Hi
Is not only well posted regarding
banks and banking methods, having
enjoyed a wide experience in that
field, but he is also recognized as a
gentleman of those sterling qualifi
cations who will look after the i si-
people generally, whie of his official
integrity there is no question. Nat
urally Mr. Allen is a firm beiever In
the bright future of the city of Salem
and Western Oregon and likes to help
boost them and their interests in any
1-gitimate manner possible. He is
one of our substantial residents, who
is fully entitled to the loyal support
given him by his many friends and
acquaintances in his poltical campaign.
H. P. MIXTO SHERIFF.
It is seldom that any man is elect
ed to the same office in any county In
the country twice in succession w'ith-
lt,num ueposiiors on every possiDie , om opposition, but such is the record
" y examineriof Sheriff H. P. Minto of Marion
occupies the same relative position ' county. It is a demonstration that
with reference to the state and Pri-, he enjoys the complete confidence of
vate banks of the state that the gowi p.ie generally and that he has dis
eminent does to the national banns charged the duties of his office in a
and painstaking examinations are re-; most satisfactory manner. As tax
quired at stated periods so that In ; ,-ollector of the countv Mr. Minto
ITJ , f,,nal,t'ws coring: handles morn than a half million of
control the interests of depositors dollars, even- cent of which i ac
Vrywr.,M lmpaire or, Jwpordlzwl .counted for e.ch year. As sheriff Mr.
u,r'Eht,,.h-M.8lrea-vproven blsl Minto recognizes neither friend nor
iu"..-i.uu ir tne omce foe when in the dischaw nr hi. a..tv
J. Lehman and A. M. Clough at 445
Court street.
These gentlemen have a very com
plete establishment. Their stock of
goods and equipment are most com
prehensive and of the best. Their
methods are strictly modern, and
thus thcty are able to render the pub
lic services of the very highest order.
Mr. Clough has been identified with
the business interests of the city for
many years, having come to Salem
In 1876, and for nearly eighteen
years has been coroner of Marion
county. Mr. Lehman has also been
a resident of Salem for more than
twenty years, coming to Oregon with
his parents in 1873 and having been
a continuous resident of Marion !
county and Salem, and is well known
in and around the city.
Tbe firm has a very handsome
chapel In which to conduct funeral
servic-6, and are prepared at all
times to take entire charge of fu
nerals, everything being furnished,
including the use of their handsome
funeral equipage.
-
Small Tracts
The demand for small tracts was never greater than tpday.
The first consideration in selecting a tract of land should be the
quality of tbe soil. After that comes the location, cost, terms
and the prospective value.
In all these points we claim the Blue Ribbon for Hollywood,
a subdiviison of a 300-acre farm, located just a mile east of
the State Fair Grounds on the Salem-Silverton road.
Hollywood is cut up into five-acre tracts. The soil is a rich
black loam, very productive and perfectly drained; a very Import
ant feature to be considered in buying land. It is adapted to the
growth of fruits of all kinds, berries, vegetables and grain.
1000
Will buy one of these choice tracts. The land is all cleared.
level and ready for the plow. A small payment down and the
balance to suit at 6 per cent.
Of Course
of stnto bank examiner and there is
no question that under his able
direction the office will prove of far
grtflter value to all concerned than
In the past.
STATE TAX COMMISSION.
I.EIiOLlt HltOS.
The growth of the city in Its outer
and is absolutely fearless when it
comes to making arrests of men who districts within recent years has giv
havn unenviable reputations. Mr. n considerable latitude to commer
Minto Is a native of Oregon and ,ial enterprises and the large num
tbroughout his career has enjoyed a Der of newstoresofvariouskndsAOlN'
very high standing in the estimation ber of new stores of various kinds
of all who have the pleasure of his are well adjusted to growing con
acquaintance or who have business ditions. and they will flourish the
relations with his office since he was' more as the city expands. C. E ,
elected as sheriff. He is unquestion- Joseph and William Lebold are young
ably on. of the most popular and and progressive business men who
efficient men ever elected to the office came to the coast from South Dakota
ui eurriii ana is aiso one of the citi- and engaged in the grocery and f.ied
tlon Of the absolute? intevritr nf (hi. ' POOular tnen In Faararn nrii.
popular official, as well as hU marked ; ""lection for a place under the state
I ZiB,n Mcutly Paclty. Hun.; administration was highly pleasing
est omclali have long been demanded !10 hls many friends and acqualnt
y the people, and tney are not alowjnces, who will be pleased should he
i0i-r.Togn n1 rerl those who be retained which he certainly will
fulfill expectation--. There ar those he If public sentiment already ex
who believe that Mr. Dunlway would! Prwsed Is carefully considered Dur
Ihs able to save the state even a lar-j irK his residence In Salem Mr. James
ger sum were he In the governors ; hns ffiade many warm friends who
chair, ana there hat been talk In wld willingly go to almost any
that direction. However, only time '"Wh In his behalf and there seems
may tell what will transpire two Pretty thorough understanding In
years from now. In th meantime Mr. the ""'ids of those who watch affairs
ii ! ron,lnue to dischargoclos'l that he will succeed himself
om.lal duties as atate printer fa i as suparlntendent of the state nenl-
yiruing 10 Clt't int i 'cuiiary,
i mt. siate as vi,r le. and wli fa
ther popularize hlmtelf thereby The
saving of more than 91.000 ner'
mnnlli 4a ..a t - . r I
O. P. HOKE STATE UHOU
COMMISSION hi,.
montn U actual, not theoretical, and
w. . loW, WU1S s' l1un'" 0f ,be B,Pn responsible for ad-
i" P nter wUI dol"btlw be!mlnl!,,rtlon of (he laws of the sta'e
. P "P"- t the office , of OroRon there Is nono more do
hiki. 1 . mlln)"n established rvlng of the complete confidence
to?m&?lmW .Mr' Dun'W" ea-!ar,d h!h reKari1 of our People gener!
t ?r .'.3 c?.U8'm.? tnrouK"0t sr than 0. P. Hoff. the genial and
aU who in2 JU" ? popu!ar '" e,c,,P,ton'ly "flcient state labor
?l .;f h m' an enthu- f,otnn""oner. Undoubtedly the best
p - c?Ml,lU,n' rer for the lr!on of the estm in which he
-Lr"l.0'.lh.? 51 J ' that he wl?
H- ACKEHMAN H'PT 0R
laBUC I.NSTRVCTION.
The Oregon State Tax Commission
was created by the last legislature
and has fulfilled its mission in a
very creditable manner. This body
of experts compiles statistics of at.
sessments for the different counties' zeDS directly Interested la boosting business a comparatively short time
Q-.-m me roaa to a greater ago, ana since embarking in trade in I
progress and prosperity. Always Salem they have enjoyed a constantly i
.--v. .uu uy.i6.-i iu me conauct increasing patronage from the best
of his private and official affairs, it .trade ia the city, due, no doubt in a
is not surprising that H. P. Minto! very large measure to the strictly
r fiD, .l1?07, ,eadiD8 honorable and upright methods which
t. i-V,i, 6 8.h0Uld be elecU1 they have Ployed In the conduct
We do a general real estate business. Business property, resi
dence property and farms for sale and exchange.
Let . us know your needs.
La1 0
ecniei or ovnon
Real Estate Dealers
347 State Street Salem, Oregon
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ln the state and prepares them for
tne annual tax levy. They also set
as a board of equalization and try
to distribute the burdens of taxatiou
equitably among the counties of the
mate, and of the different classes of
property. They have sole jurlsdlc
tols of placing valuation upon the
propeny of public service corpora
tions that transact business in two
or more counties. Another littl
Job that is placed la the hands of
this board !s tracing up little neg
lected classes of property for th
purposes of valuation.
EltKl) J. KICK.
COl'XTY ASSESSOH.
There Is probably no county offic
twice witnout opposition. of their affairs on all occasions Tbe
uiLTFdw cJTrr,- enr-o.v- grofery stor- which is located at
TEWfmEIU' 1Hi EaSt State street- 18 lendidly
1 fc.N DENT OF St H( KLS. f stocked with staple and fancy grocer-
i . ' 'f9- canned and bottled eoods of th
thi" mr?oV"'rff otef and
. ", - " ' """" iveupie spices ana tne var ous other article
Se to please the lovers of a wholesome beverage,
an invigorating, pure and delightful drink,
ifSSSHS iHHSi I LendS strength t0 the weak and wearied phys
of school?, th . V, h". "V L,"-'r F8lrons- oods are
pob bis kn.7e of Caching kd;.y S 'SKi
ci. recting educational affairs, as well at 1160 Kst
sique:
ial
a nt m imp norm a h.n- ,....im ''At' i Mt1 n tv ricnnn k i
j.v-p, um; a e r litr 1 - kuuo me bUL' , mmnanv mrTica at oil 1 1 . .
mere, u,an the county assessor ,' fT" or ot cory schools, j large stock of! bai e a nTtJ
for t devolves upon that official to1 Na ter ' Smith, the present incum- Their telephone numbVM art ?n?;
ix the valuation of their property 'nt- is f the most successful the feed S r " and 1 5 for the J.l
fcr nssessn.eiit nurnose. ; county superintendents Pr ..... e dua 14S Ior ,ne Soc-
body s interested in knowing that;!n MaHo!5 county, and as a result of
iu noi be ton ed to pay
iuuu rent
'hid cffM-ta 1V.A AA . .
...tia ntc uu rv p n nn tq am
valua"or.s and malnt'n'd at a higher standard than
that "the other fellow" has been ' evef bpfnre- Mr- Smith has also
treated in exactly the same rr.anner nad ' a vaIIt fight for better venti-
W W. ZINN CONFECTIONER.
There has never been an Inatitn-i
tion in Salem that was better known'
nn's confec-;
In success-j
me and has;
ir.T . uol0'r rour years will
continue to enforce the labor law. of
i 7 , h due resar(i t0 th rights
of our eltlxcns who are employed In
haiardoui occup.nions where life .,.
nerrect'f throu"h the knowledge of "value, of property
neglect of employers to m.v. .... .'a 1 kin.is .i- - i
nrf ,k '"r many - - loiaeu irom 13
-a (iivmeeives. in other wni-! -. scnoo bu d nn iho ,Anr.,tr.-
?de?cem, eV"yW-V h8S ln'"'k hi?her c,a "ttre .T buiM- loner -store' Una. been
ideu e Is necessary in ihe satistac-j in co,un,ry school bouses and mary ful operation for som
tory county assessor. Durine th oi,l"her improvements of a reallv he.rl ;or ,BOme 11
years that Mr- Fred J. Rice has Oiled ! fldal natur and of Interest to everv leartin, TV 18 positlon as the
this Important office he has "Ending the coun?ry schwlT I??."1?. Dfttonc7 store in the
charged his official duties in su t'Whiie f these reforms he ter is a stHcflv '"l US Char"
manner as to elicit practically no Dot n carried out as yet Mr tionerv ,hff , ,7 hL"grade confec
compumt. He is known to , 1 has considerable time before ing " known tn III ' n Pr0dUcU be"
majorlty of the residents of Marlon lm durin8 his coming term and ion in Zll pr'ica"y every per
county as a gentleman of the h1 'hoP to complete the nnrlerT.n . In ,he manufacturing
mt rrexKu. - s , . m l -"'"f1 wi-yainotar nn v rrntrtati i
nvu ii iiijti nnrionr .
sijrvttm antai
mineDUr forth m od9 of the bIt
s iu lc it mi fir rutrTor v . . f- h:ul ttan sia nio
Ms sound Judgment .nd thoro.i.h ' "Ich he has Inaugurated ' HeZ !f"? Rnd .tb Purest of it
, ujivru a wine experience In srhrwii -ii naming or
.1z7A fs'hfms ? fi
000.000 to 1 r8 ,r 'ea- hers who should be chos- txcefit of hi V, p,ac.tne
n the .11 ; - K. PervisiOH on
ine retail department
a! th Trtn tn J. H
Ackwman has filled the offl of
superintendent of public .BS..?i
in the state of Oregon rr. y.r. . k"'" i ror "? U.T? .rals
bas been made In oar .l?. tZ Z. b".." f mm .ooo.OOO
r .. """u. However , nr. r. in nai n. ,i n..
"y u stands pre- '"K ths two term th.t i'.. ! maten.iw . . v"i. 'ur.'
of any state in VV',U" 06,1
r bid an opportuiiltr t .., which rw,i -vuuinon man t
tl at formerlv
fcl V , mn' tbeorl-- snd Idea, they ahou d bo fmm i k , WB,t " means mor suitable
1.M en,'rtaIn ih reTer!tn.lp,iUt .nd .Zs ' n Z h ,h' iAr and " t
cord mad. U omcef ,t"ndlJ Ct No
DERBY AND WILLSON
Rc.l Estate Dealers .. V. S. X. Bank B.iMin.
THEY SELL
CITY PROPERTY
IU KIXDS OF FRI IT TR1CTS
DAIRY FARMS
STOCK FARMS
Can on or write Derby t WUUn. ,r lnfornlatlon Mi"
I Ejects a soothing cure for the nervous ills of life. ;
Makes life more pleasant and cheers the heavy heart.
Brings good fellowship to all who partake in moderation;
Enlivens the spirit of the downcast and disheartened.
Endows existence with hopes and aspirations.
Restores man to fullness of strength and activity.
Salem Brewery
Association
I - unite or
v t.. .