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Evening journal., 1917-08-17

ing fortnight at Easthampton. L.
l.. and Miss Mary Richey Of New Or
leans, La, who has been spending a
month with Mrs. Richey at St. Johns
rectory, left Wednesday for New
York City.
Edgar s. Pinto is spending some
time at Princess Anne Md.
Miss Mary r, Sharp is at the Hotel
Strand, Atlantic City, n j.
Mrs John A. TAFT is at Pocono Sum
mitt, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bayar1
are at Eaglesmere. Pa.
Joseph w. Reese. OF No SO Wash
ington street, is spending sometime at
Hitchfeld, Conn
Miss Sybella Feldmeier is spending
her vacation at Rehoboth.
Dr. Edwin e. Sparks. president Of
State College, Pa. stopped off in this
city last evening en- route to the sea-
shore. and spent the night at the
Hotel dupont
Evening journal., 1917-08-17
.SHOCKLEY.

Miss Mildred Newman, of No. 500
West Tenth street. and Bryan ].
Shockley. Of Goldsborough. Md. were
married at noon yesterday at St An
drew's r. p. Church Miss Catherine
Shockley. the bridegroom's sister,
acted as maid OF honor. and Mr..
Lipan was the groom's best man, The
bride wore a pretty gown Of dark
blue charmeuse and a black velvet
picture hat Following the ceremony
the couple left for Ocean City. Nd.
Upon their return from there they
will live at No. sos West Tenth street
Mr.. Shockley is an attache in the en-
ploy OF the p, B. and W railroad
while the bride was formerly IN the
employ OF Braunstein and Company.
Evening journal., 1917-08-17
FISHING AM ROMER9

The following people are occupying
the cottage Selbyville at Bowers
Beach for sixteen days Mr. and Mrs.
John w Kelley son and daughter;
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bayard Cobourn and wife, Mr.,
and Mrs. Edwin Robinson, wife and
daughter; Mrs. Margaret Biddle. all OF
Wilmington; tho Rev. and Mrs. Toyey
and son Mr. and Mrs William Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holden and son,
of Rockdaie. Pa. James Jones and
Jesse Jones. of Chester. Pa
II reports are true there will not
be many fish left In the Delaware Bay
when they start for home. as most of
the male members of the party are
expert fishermen.
Evening journal., 1917-08-17
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Miss Elma Taylor Boggs and Henry
David WoodIey, both OF this city,
were married last night at the par
sonage Of Scott NJ e. Church In the
absence Of the pastor, the Rev. J. l..
Johnson, who is away on his vaca-
ton. the Rev. George White Dawson
pastor OF Asbury Church, officiated.
Evening journal., 1917-08-17

steal tests to be made Friday August
24t
Serial Ordei
No. Name. Address No
sl4 J. Kryszynsld, 4O5 p. I'd st. sos
HIS +. Quiros, 62s Townsend st. so
1910 c. Evansin, 500 Townsend st. OH
73s ID. f. Giancinto, 300 Poplar St. 81
ll67 j. Car, BIS Townsend ST. 81
1852 L. NJ Thompson, 100 T.. 18th oil
1907 r. Green, AIS Townsend st. 81
1871 II. r. Fritz, 1925 Lobdell 81. 5l
1884 NJ. Civk, 1900 Peach St. 81
l7sl Jesus Solar, 403 T. 4th St. OF
1860 i. A. Dugan, 2l9 New Castle A. 81
s4s NJ. Mcnto, 2O4 Poplar st. 81
1928 n. Spero, 100 French st. 50
HIS NJ. Kazcmar. ll07 B St. 80
2Q3s p. Stokes. 1918 Wilson st. 50
l2l l.. Harris, 422 Tatnall St. 81
1886 j. b. Patchell, 1927 Poplar st. 90
| 22l j. McKenna, 30lie West st. %
1855 II. Petrahilos 1920 Market st. 50
/ 1887 r. Gordy, APO Market st. 80
254S J.. 7. Johnson 100 French st. 50
/ l474 II. NJ. Burns, +. 4th st. %
l4l4 A. Kuchabski 600 Claymont st. 90
22SS John Goodwin, goa French St. 30
2300 S. Rolly. oil r. 9th st. %
1892 ID. A. Shields, 1916 Walnut st. %
1916 J. d. Land. 307 Poplar st. 30
2q2 T.. Potts. 203 Tatnall st. 90
500 A. F. Jones. 240 Lombard St. 50
504 NJ Kenyon 200 King st. So
1904 " S. Medford, $50 S Head st. s;
2557 II. Cannon, 90s Walnut st. So
1905 p. Caushch. 1909 Lobdell St. 81
22s6 j. Dubois, 6l3 King st. %
269s j. II. Canning. Jr- II j.. 18th 81
1870 n NJ kanz, 1920 W ID st. -
2l52 j. r. Morrissey, 707 Poplar st. 81
1910 j. W Cam, 5l3 King st. o.
1901 &. Johnson, 1923 Orange st. 81
2l30 ]. L. Kosching. 1886 r. 9TH st. 81
40 p. Lazzari. 400 w Front st. 8
3l2 J. Fennel 2O5 Orange st, s.
1898 l.. Blumberg, 4 +. l4th st. 3
1907 Manford Boggs, 203 +. 5th st. 81
ll72a L. r. Woodall 407 Lombard st. 81
1853 !. r. Noliva, boat II. l.. Neif 81
1926 J. r. Robertson, 3ls =. 4th st. %
1884 J. Storozick, 1889 Apple ST. 81
90 r. Mcknight, 4l0 Market st. o.
lgl L. Simon, POI W. 2nd St 81
l243O r. Thompson, 3l6 Taylor st. 81
l22O4 G.. W. Shearer, 6l5 French 81. s.
2646 c. w. Workman, 1920 Market 81
40 A. lAtAdllNif r-h w. AANhN NtfH f'
1857 j. Castillo, 501 Head - d
PSI w w. Connor, 1908 Walnut st. d
ill7a J. Elaro, 636 Townsend ST. %
Il 1853 S. Guida. pos Poplar St. q
l2l5s w. Lynch, 6O7 Penn 81. 81
1870 W. p. STATE, 500Nashington st. 81
SOS +. Urbanski. Robinson 81. 81
2546 r. Thompson, 9l2 French st. 81
llaO6 j. p. Mark, 5l2 Lombard St. 81
los r. Lewis. 405 W. 3rd st. 81
1923 G. Dodd, Az Townsend st. 81
\ 1882 I. Koko. 426 Spruce st. 81
IVA r. Benson, 10 High St. 81
424 NJ. r. Green, M Shipley st. 81
$40 r. A. Jones. 227 Pine ST. s.
l347 p Diadisk. l247 Peach St 81
25s5 w b. Napier. OILS French ST. 81
1911 J. Singles. 5l3 King St 81
2sl5 7. Green, 1916 Wilson ST. s.
llss w koval, go Townsend st IS
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Evening journal., 1917-08-17

day, August %, TO take physical tests
by district board No 3.
No. Order
Serial Name Address No.
1920 W. j. McCool, 204 S. Franklin. ISL
2l35 r. j. zielnslli oil Stroud St $50
1912 Roman Gzhowsxi. 1872 Bird st. ss3
2427 W. Ruwniak 204 Stroud st. ss4
1890 A. Kopenznski 527 S. v Buren, Ss6
1856 j. A Assaro, 900 w 2nd St. $50
/ 1898 e. r. Hewett, 1924 Lancaster Ss7
3lo0 Lurdi Antonio, 522 Union St. Sss
/ 1898 +. Frgulski, lll5 Beech st. $50
, 30l3 Louis Wax, 1900 w. 4th st. SOC
SS75 G. L. Brewington, 423 Bayard sol
1850 j. Fallers, sos S. Van Buren, 80.
2Ol3 W. Struszynski, 100 Logan St. so;
$50 H. NJ Martin, 225 jefferson So
a7S H. A. Donnelly, 2O4 Cherry st. s9'
1860 G.. J. Hultberg, Jr.. OH Read 800
2674 W. ?. Lane. pol n Franklin. so
S2ss G. T. Williams, son w. % St. s0l
1915 Mike Kogut, 9l4 Wright st. s9l
344l G. +. RUSSELL 500 Bayard Ave 9O
500 ID. S. Mills g1l2 w. 3rd st. 90
1916 J.. j. Boyles IA Scott St. 10
1922 j. A. Duncan. 1911 W. Sd st. 90
2630 c. T. Seaman, ll3 Connell st, 90
l222l William G. Clark, ll3 Cedar 90
1855 j. j. Newell, Jrf43l s. Har. 90
1891 NJ. A. Harchol, 4l3 S. Harrison 90
1864 j. w. Davis, l704 Lancaster. 90
2465 Albert Bulat, 1924 Brown St. 9O
24S0 ". y. Hirst, I Sixth Ave. 81
1909 S. +. Derezko, 1910 Linden St. 81
1886 + r. Manion, l5l7 Maple St. 81
205s j. p Eberhart, 1877 Maryland 81
2773 C. L. Crooks, n S. Clayton St. OF
= 1891 T. A. Haley, 0l6 Elm ST. 81
10 1879 j. r. Buchanan. 903 Chestnut. 81
p 1925 w A. Nasik, 1926 Elm st. 81
1854 A. Nazzareno, 1871 y. Scott St. 81
259s j. c. Saylor, 404 n Broome st. 81
234s Y. Stopera, 2l0 Oak St. %
ST. w L. Taylor. 1919 w. 5th st. %
4S5 J. B. Boyle, 206 jefferson st. ~
2O96 J.. c, Thomas. 1929 Beech St %
6sl S. j. Blackwell, Jr.. 1872 W. 9Th. ~
2705 II. j. Gibbons, 2ls \. Broome o.
7l3 W. G. Wolfe. sol W. 9th St. %
2l45 J. J Shinsky, 705 S. Harrison %
1856 A. D'Agestino 1920 W. 5th St %
l47s A. Maurano, 9l9 Read St. 90
1924 l. +. Tyson, 1900 Lancaster %
1920 s. Szczachwicz. ll6 Bird st. %
a35 j. X Gordon, HOS w. 9th St %
20el V. Jockett, ITO Columbia ave. %
! 2al7 II, B. Prettyman, 10 n. DuPt %
) 1920 LLOYD Collision, ll9 Rodman %
2s44 r. NJ Kidd. 1902 W. 5th st. %
B 1921 r. Rosenvich, 2i9 n. Harrison %
1850 G.. r. Carter, 9l9 Lancaster %
) $50 T. B. Clifton, 206 Madison st. %
3 2244 C. J. Campbell, 6 Cedar st. "a
4 1890 F. +. Stillwell. 1914 Chestnut "a
8 ll3 S. Gicarakes. 62l W. Front st. "a
6 1858 J. Wharry. Jr.. Sos S. Frank. "a
7 2os4 NJ A. Pakowski, 40 5. Har. %
8 l4I2 v. kossack, 302 Porter st. "a
q S5l2 H. Curlett. 2O07 Lancaster. "a
70 I25 W Z. Needles, SOP ". 9th ST. "a
Il 1904 J. Freedman, POI \. jackson "a
2 1879 s. Cerwinsk, 4O2 Porter st. %
3 1921 w. J. Pokoiski. 3l4 S. Franklin gs
"a 2s24 F. Neutz, ll3 Fulton st. a5
sol l56 5. Damnacky, Is s. Justison as
80 29a7 II. O. Biddison. 504 Union st o.
81 1922 j. Chodnicli. lO7 Cedar 81 o,
Evening journal., 1917-08-17

Men called by Division No. 4, for ply
steal tests to be made Friday, August
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12
AT rHE QRfHEUM.

The presentation for Saturday and
Sunday evenings =, the orphsuw will
be Somewhere in France SIS the
name would imply military drama,
and a military drama founded upon
what IS go,us o. in France AZ the pres
snt time Gould not be otherwise than
intensely exciting. This is one OF those
exceptionally fine Triangle produc-
tons. than which there are no better
on the screens today. The settings and
sections are true 10 life, and life under
the most strenuous conditions. This is
a time when everybody is interested
in what is going on in France. as the
proceedings there in the world war
includes Americans. now on the firing
line, and pictures dealing with the
situation are always drawing cards
The play at the Orpheum Saturday
night will be interesting and thrilling
Also the all star comedy, which is al
ways a side splitter.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12
THIS WEEK AT THE LYRIC.

The offerings this week at the Lyric
as usual are something different from
the ordinary run. For Saturday and
Sunday, there will be a bill founded on
the recent political and revolutionary
schemes in Mexico that are filled with
thrills and action from start 10 finish.
The offering is sailing under the name
OF The American Consul" and depicts
the strong, rugged, honorable manhood
Of the true American under trying
conditions, when the life of himself
and daughter are placed in peril by
scheming American politician. The
American Consul" as played by Theo-
dore Roberts. whom you will remem-
Der as playing the part of ~Pudden
Head Wilson" some time ago, is one
Of those strong. forceful plays. filled
with peril and strife but with a most
satisfactory ending.
For Wednesday and Thursday there
will be seen Mae Murray in ~On Rec
ord most fascinating production de-
picting country girl making her own
way in the city, her inexperience Of the
world and its ways making her a tar
get for the INSCRIPTIONS. but through
which she successfully fights her way
to success through the use of common
good sense and natural honesty.
Manager Stoltz announces this week
the coming of that great American
play THE Spoilers" The booking of
this production in town Of the size
Of Oroyille, is something in the way Of
an experiment Mr.. Stoltz has discov-
cred that the people OF Oroville want
and will pay for the best there is 60
ing, and therefore the booking Of this
great production. Extended notice will
be given next week of this magnificent
play. claimed to be greater than THE
Birth Of a Nation. consisting Of twelve
parts. The length Of the play necessi-
tates the changing of the hours. The
Spoilers" will be at the Lyric on Oct.
2oth. for matinee and night and again
on Sunday the 81, for matinee at
O'Clock only. This is made necessary
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12
WRECkLESS DRIVING.

At the intersection of Main street
and Central avenue and Main street
and First avenue signs attached to
sections of heavy water pipe, firmly
imbedded in the ground admonish auto
drivers to turn to the right. The sign
at the corner of Main street and Cen
trail avenue has escaped demolition,
into and wrecked the sign at the CEN
ter of Main street and First avenue.
The sign had only been repaired and
replaced a few days when Saturday
morning some crazy driver, evidently
travelling at high rate Of speed from
the subsequent appearance Of the sign,
hit the post a terrible blow. bending it
clear over to the ground. The impact
must have been terrific. and it is
rather surprising that the car was
not damaged to considerable extent
1t may be impossible to induce people
who drive cars TO use common sense
travelling through the town streets.
but ii is possible for the town to put
a post in the center of the street that
car cannot make any impression up
on. and that should be done. The
sign post is a provision made by the
authorities to safe guard both pedes-
TRANS and auto owners. II car owners
have no respect for the rules laid
down by the municipality for their
own protection. then there should be
no consideration shown to car owners
Put an iron post in the street so large
and solid that when an auto hits it
at high rate of speed the machine
will be wrecked and the driver cata-
pulled over into the sweet by and by.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12
WANTED RY THE RED CROSS.

Three hundred old flour sacks They
are used by the Red CCoSS for making
w various articles for the soldier
ecyS This lot IS - - sent ~ ANNeri-
Can Lake. SnG the people " the c>,UaJy
have : special interest n that crowd,
People living in the c>GatrS are iOvJt-
Ell t. GcnSts what SACKS they hSVs -
the Red CroSS, Every family c&n help
in this cSll. Bring ~ send them IN to
the lccSl organization.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12
NO STer1al Nos. 012542-0lS622.

department of the interior y
26. ie1-"' Waterville Wash, September
Prime Us''e of Is orn hereby given that Frank
Septeneer :. 1918, made homest,MS VINO on
SEINWNHi,. oI2Si2 for lots /, and q ana
on N Sw Sec g. T. IS N. R. IS E. = AND AND
homestead entr ~ se lslt made additional
IS r W. " =, Ses. and lot Sec. : r a aSr the
make N ~ has filed notice of intentior N =, n
to the lanS s Year proof to establish Claim
Peterson unit Sye S described, before Fanny
NovemS,srW washington, on the 9TH ' ,iev az az
A. M "Gin'tIv names anne, as witnesses: Josenh
and G 5. McInto osp' Groulx, VIM. Conkie
''"Si,; al of oroville, Wash
First puhlica,,> Ben SPEAR Resistar
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12

The Oroville delegation ,.,nf
from Okanogan Saturday ~
pretty we'll tagged out nom =. .,,bp.
auto trip and the late hour ". .,msp!
siastic in their praise OF the "s s,. 4
accorded them by the gooo
the county seat.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12
Serial No. osi0s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. L. Land
1917.
Notice is hereby given that Karl ].
Gronlund. OF Orovilie, Washington who
Entry. Serial No. os40S, for El.NEL.. Sec.
-. Twp. 40 N. Range 70 E W. NJ has
filed notice OF intention to make five year
proof. TO establish claim TO the land above
described, before Fanny Peterson, United
States Commissioner. at Oroville Wash
ington. on the 18th day of November,
1917.
Anderson. W. W. Scott Joseph Donaghue,
and Theodore y. FInnila, all Of Oroville,
Washington.
BEN SPEAR Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12
No. 635. A..
NOTICE OF HEARING tlH c III.
COUNT AND REPORT AM
TON FOR DISTRIBUTION

NOTICE OF HEAHiN0 M pg1i'
COUNT AND RePoH! Az
TON FOR DISTRIBUTION
In the Superior Court OF w sucty. 10
Washington, for Okanosan
Probate -. A. Noltx
In the matter of the estate y
Superior Mary Schlastica, oecuI d..
Notice is hereby given tina! =. .saio
mond the administrator OF m s "
Mother Mary Scholastica, ossss'sment y
rendered and presented foI ~ Supsh.
and filed with the clerk OF w n ~
Court of said county and ~, ~ dsuL
account and report and petition ~ I'D ut
button as such administratoI, pii
Tuesday the sixth day OF Novs% NOVEL;. non
at ten o'clock a. m at the c0 su'.'sscssn, b
our said superior court az o.nncintod n
said county, has been duly yssftjennt
our said superior court Tor tny tinae IN
of the final account at WHICH nn.rcr. db.
court is asked to settle sucn ~! ~. or NJ.
tribute the property to the ne" dIschS1'
sons entitled 10 the same ano.smsn
the administrator and his pon1 ' indes D.
Witness the Hon. c. II. Net - ~
the said superior court ana Az Of OF
said Court affixed this thru w.
ober. 1917. - NcClWD
County Clerk and Clerk OF us
Court. a ,ef1.
First publication october Il. ~.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12
N 0 TRESPASSING

nenn Eehc notice is hereby given that all
trespassins wa ;.l against hunting OF
OF the undersigned ANY narso re pIoperE
to comply with this waynina SUI oil, VINO 1alis
ecuted according to law Will De pros
A. 2 HUTCHISGS w d pru,
OI,S I6t1HNIEdS w. J. SHELTON
STEVE KNOCHY d w bT1 HIA
c. b. MOVES IN * MiIIEf
JOHN WHIDDEN " II M; JOHNSON
o. B. HERSHBERGER - iiA
r, K. HERSHBERGER
McD HERSHBERGER
LEE FRENCH, for the NJ T Nsrosr
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12

BREEDING EWES wANTED-TwO TO
three hundred head. Address VIM. Brent
West Summerland b. c.
H W ROGERS, PIANO TUNER. WILL
be in Oroville again soon Leave orders
at the he Grub Hotel.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS.

All owners of dogs are hereby notified
that dog tax is long overdue in the Town
of OroVire and must be paid at once. Tags
should be procured from the City Mar
shal.
H E. WILSON. Marshal
Dated. Oroville. Wn. October /. 1917.
First publication October IL. 1917
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12

on account Of the management going
10 Nelson for the night show on sun
day the sist.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-12


There will he social meeting OF
Trinity Guild ST the home " Mrs. +.
: Taylor next "Wednesday afternoon.
The youns son Of A, J. WleSersham
MAS operated On by prS, Efuer and
Lewis Tuesday. for sncids and enlarg-
S& ;oasils,
NV. Lewis operated On Mrs. L. Oliver
~ yhs oroville General hospital last
week for appendicitis, The patient is
rapidly improving.
About : o'clock Thursday afternoon
As J. {, Martin WAS cranking his car,
the crank kicked back striking linn a
fearful blow in the palm of the left
hand, making a tSangle cut and tear
ing the flesh back IRON the hand. DR..
Lewis had TO take several stitches in
the wound.
P. V. SeXson accompanied by his
mother, arrived in Oroville this week,
and will take the place of Jess H. Sex
son, who entered the army with the
last draft contingent from Lincoln
county, in the hardware store. The
Sexson boys have rented the H. F.
Warren residence where they will
keep house with their mother.
r. B. Smith, the state official who
passes judgment upon the accuracy OF
the scales in use by dealers, gasoline
pumps, and also has an eye on auto
owners watching for any infringe
ment upon the law regarding licenses,
put in full day Wednesday. During
his investigations he condemned some
twenty-five scales in town, advised a
change in certain gasoline pumps and
found some auto owners shy Of the
proper license numbers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-20

The following is an itemized esti
innate of the amount of money propos
ed to be raised by the levying of an
additional tax for read purposes il
road district No. 1917 in Marion coun-
Ity, being the duly and regularly callel
meeting Of said district assembled Ia
a road district meeting held on Novem-
ber LIST, 1917.
Budget
For the improvement Of the follow.
ing county roads:
The road from end of finished ma.
cadam to Branching on Silver Creek
Falls road as far as money will go by
macadam. 2-3 of money raised by 10
mill tax. $1357.So.
The road from end of finished ma
cadam to branching on Victor Point
road as far as money will go. Unani-
nous vote, 1-3- money raised by 10
mill tax. $67S.90.
The above estimate may be discuss.
ed at regularly called taxpayers
meeting to be held on November 2T.
1917, at $3.50 o CLOCK p. m. at Fairview
school house in said district.
r. q. SKAIFE,
CYRUS G. MOHR, Chairman.
Secretary. l1-6-13-20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-20
Y. M. c. A. War Rally
Held at StaytOn
[Capital Journal speeial servicel

Capital Journal Special service)
Stayton, Nov. 20.--The high school
auditorium was crowded on Friday ev
ening to hear the addresses given III the
interest of the z. NJ. G. A. drive. Sew.
eral out of town speakers were present
among them Chaplain Matthews, who is
stationed at TT. Stevens, w. A. Denton
and Rollin K. Page of Salem and O
young soldier who belongs to the Cana
dian army, but has been relieved from
active service ON account of wounds re-
ceived while "going over the top.
This young fellow, Hanna by name
had been sent over here by the Cana.
dian government to give the people
first hand information in regard to just
what the ''Yo was doing for the boys
''over there" He gave an interesting
account of his service in the Canadian
army from the time he enlisted up to
date. Geo. Keeeh of this city was chair
man of the meeting aud also gave an
interesting talk. just what Staytoh is
doing in financial way for this drive
has not yet been made known, but it is
safe to say that she will no doubt raise
more than er quota as she has in. te
past.
Chas. Cladek and wife, " Dare Slop-
er and wife, Wayne Ashby and Miss
Lena Berg motored to Salem Saturday
evening.
Miss Eugenia Mc1nturff Of the high
school teaching force, spent the week at
her home in Salem.
G. Il. Daugherty and wife were Salem
visitors Monday.
In letter to friends here VIM. Dough
ty, former Stayton high school boy
writes that he is now located at Camp
Hicks, TT. Worth, Texas. He is mem
Der OF the aeroplane squadron and likes
his work first rate, so he says.
There was large attendance at the
grange meeting Saturday, several out of
town guests were present.
w. l.. Diel and wife are now in Rose
burg, where they expect to make their
home in the future.
L. billiard and family are now resi-
dents of Scio.
Patriotic ladies Of Stayton are going
to give dance Thanksgiving eve, No
vember 49, The proceeds from which
will go to the war fund, to buy yarn
to knit up for the boys of tins town
and vicinity who have gone ana will
go to France. The ladies are planning
to make this occasion one long to be
remembered and it is hoped that all
who can win patronize the affair, spend
an enjoyable evening and at the same
time help to send cheer and comfort to
the boys over there. We can't all go
over, but we can come across.
G. II. Thomas was down from Mill
City Monday.
viii Sestak another Stayton boy who
has joined the colors, is now at Camp
Mills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-20
NOTICE

The following is an itemized esti
mate of the amount Of money propos
led to be raised by the levying -of an
additional tax for road purposes in
road district No. 20 in Marion county
being the duly and regularly calIe1
meeting Of the said district assembled
i'm road district meeting held on No.
vember 1st, 1917.
Budget
For the improvement Of the follow.
ing county roads:
The road from W. H. Downing ba-n
to top of hill past house BY macadam.
500.
The road from A. Frank corner north
by macadam. 500.
The road from foot of W. a. Down
ing hill vest to Putnam corner by ma
$500 general repair of old road.
The road to connect two unrocked
stretches along Mrs. Kearns place,
and for grading, filling aad working
starting at south east corner Of Frank
Smith place and going north to Frank
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-20
NbTnE

The following is an itemized esti
mate of the amount Of money! propos
ed to be raieed b9iths levyjpgi Of an
additional tax for road puEposeB- I, in
road district No. l6 in Aarioh coufity
being the duly and :. regularly called
meeting of the said district assembled
in a road district meeting held on No
vember 1st, 1917. tt
Budget AZ oit
For the Improvement Of the fcAoW-
ing county roads: iDS
The road from Mt. Angel eornnenc-
ing at I. Stevens gate to Bateson hill
by graveling. $433.g6s
The road from Central Howell com
mencing at Schenelick corner toJNorth
Howell school house by graveiing
$433.26. g9'
The above estimate may be discuss
ed at a regularly called Taxpayers
meeting to be held on November 27,
1917, at one O'Clock p. N. at NorIh
Howell grange hall in said districts
w. j. jefferson,
ELLIS STEVENS, Chairman.
Secretary. 11-6-13-20