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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14
Willing To Become Real
Citizens Of America

Jos. Doerfler of SilverteH has filed his
intention of becoming an American eiti-
zen, ard his application is dated Dec.
z, 1918. As ii seems that Emperor Karl
is out Of job, he could not forswsar
allegiance to him, 50 in the application
Mr.. Doerfler renounees his allegiance
to the present Austrian government, as
he was born in Bohemia 50 years ago.
He came to this county in 1867. Once
before he filed his declaration of in.
tentien 10 become an American citizen
bat did not take cut his second yapers
for the succeeding seven years. Once
when he decided again to become a cit.
izen Of this country it was necessary
for him TO file a second declaration Of
intention.
Herbert Alexander Smith, age SIS. Of
rural ronte 4, Salem, after living in
this County about 10 years, also decided
to become real American citizen and
few days ago filed his first papers
Of declaration of intention. He renoun.
ees his allegiance 10 King George ".
He is farmer and was born in the
province of Ontario, Canada.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14
Seekers Write For
Jobs During Legislature

Office seekers are now quite liberal
IN the use of stamps and typewriters,
writing the five Marion county repre-.
sentatives as to their especial fitnes,
for jobs when the legislature convenes.
Fer instance, ThayEe M. Liveslcy is
a candidate for sergeant at arms for
the house and his interests are being
pushed by the Y.M.C.A. and Sons Of
Veterans. He was in the service and
was one of dozen men who were res.
eued when their ship was torpedoed.
He lives at Rosebnrg
AS an opponent for sergeant at arms
Mr.. bvesley will have the redoubtablc
Joe Singer of Portland who mas held
the Job steadily since 1909.
Benton Bowman is writing that he
would like to serve the state as calen.
aar clerk. He is from Hillsboro and
was formerly a member of the house
from Washington county. He will have
as an opponent Fred J. Meindl, an A.
torney from Portland, who was elerk
Of the Judiciary committee at the last
session.
For reading clerk, Albert Bede, editor
Of the Cottage Grove Seminal, is doing
some writing, stating that he feels he
could successfully read that all might
understand.
For door keeper Of the house, Ben II.
Robertson Of Turner has thrown his hat
into the ring. For several years, he
served as chairman Of the Marion eoun
ty Republican Central committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14


he desired. AS he went down the
streets of old Boston town, he pass
ed another boy blowing loudly on a
whistle. So Franklin hurried to a
shop and bought a whistle, pay
ing therefor all the coppers his father
had given him. He went home in a
very happy frame of mind, but soon
his laughter turned to tears when his
older brothers and sisters told him
that he had paid four times as much
as the whistle was worth and that if
he had been more prudent he could
have bought candy and cakes with the
pennies he had overpaid.
Franklin tells us that this little in
cident influenced his entire career.
When he was tempted TO spend money
foolishly or act without due delibera-
tion, the thought would come to him,
sam / going to pay too much for
my whistler"
Any person who is not saving money
is paying too much for whistle,
somewhere. Possibly the whistle is in
the form of extravagant clothes, an
expensive house or apartment, fond
ness for amusemcnts, too many cigars,
too many servants, or an unwilling
ness to resist the little impulses to
spend money in one way or another
that come to all of u.s.
A terrible tragedy recently was en-
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Died from Wounds.

Capt. Clifford E Hughes, Niagara
Falls, N Y
Capt. Homer f. Youngs, Oil Center
Calf
Lieut.. Patrick B N Earle, Knoxville
Tenn
Lieut.. Hubert G Williams, Lakevill0
Conn
Sergeant Emzie Farr, Grungvr Tex
Sergeant James William Kirkpatrick
Depew N Y
Sgt Thomas Joseph McKeon, Phila.
delphia
Sgt. Harry G Palmer, Hayes Center
Nebr
Sgt. Curt Wells, St. Louis, Mo
Sgt. William Henry Woolhouse, Au.
burn, R
Corporals; Grant o Damon, Rockford
Ills
Aurie E Eager, Topeka Kans
Arthur J Shoenwald, Chicago
Roger A Smith, Tyler Texs
Joseph A + Will, Brooklyn N Y
Mechanic VIM. E Mabry, Bentsn Ills
Mechanic Otis Austin Davis, Union.
vile Mo
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Ralph Irving French, Newark N J
Robert C Gosswiller, Rice MINI
Erwin O Gottshall, Trevarton Pa
sarguis Gourian, Youngstown, o
Joseph R Gregg, Zionvil,e Ind
Arthur Gregorie, Manchester N II
Ignaey Hardenry, Enc Pa
Walter c Haeuser, Brooklyn N Y
Howard L Harmton, Gopher s D
Roy E Harvey, Walnut Ridge Ark
William Kelly John, Boonville Mo.
Patrick Keavney, Cleveland o
Peter Kleonowsky, Mahoney City, Pa
John Leo Kores, Beaver Dam Wis
David Kravetz, Kenosha, Wis
Roy II Kruegger, Quincy Ills
William Kuehenbiesser, East Aurora,
I. Y.
John Maloney, Norwood 0
Elmer Miller, Coral Idaho
Daniel F O 0'Brien, Mt Vernon N Y
Henry Pelkey, Leominister Mass
Ben H Richardson, Greenwood Tex
Vester Ring, Ararar, Mich
Louie Roberts, Coleman Mich
Albert Salmi, Kerry, Ore
Patrick Shea, New York
John Shemonski, Panama Nebr
Max Silverstein, New York
Stephen Soeenski, jamestown N Y
Harry T Sponhauer, Cherryvale Kans
Michael L Sterbuek, Minneapolis
Frank D Steckelberg, Hanson Ia
John W Steffey, Castlewood Va
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14

acted in New York City which had
its inception in thriftless habits. A
man in very substantial and respon-
sible position had for a number of
years been earning a salary of $3.50
week. He and his wife had no
children and instead of living on a
portion of his salary and saving
the rest, they lived up their entire
earnings and went heavily in debt. He
was beset by creditors on every hand.
He tried to make a stake in Wall
Street and lost. He became desperate,
and finally one morning he shot and
murdered his wife as she slept. He
had paid by far too much for his
whistle.
Go into. the courts where in cease
less succession are told the stories of
human woe, and you will find that
many of life's most dismal failures
are due to the fact that somebody is
paying too much for his whistle. Prior
to the war the American people were
paying too much for the whistles OF
luxury and extravaganza. Money and
resources we're being wasted not by
the millions but by billions. The war,
with all its horrors and suffering and
bloodshed, proved in one way bless
ing in disguise. It brought us TO our
senses. 1t taught us thrift. 1t dis
played the whistles that we were pay
ing too dearly for.
The war is over now and life viii
run on again in the happy way that II
did before.
But the lesson of Franklin and his
whistle must not be forgotten. The
rainy days still viii come into the lives
of us all. Sickness, accident, loss OF
employment, old age, are the speetres
that lurk along every pathway. Watch
your pennies, your dimes and your
dollars. Make thrift a part of your
own life just as IT has been a part of
the nations life during the last twenty
months. Don't pay too much for your
whistle.
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ADMINISTRATOR FIRST NOTICE

To all whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given that by an order Of
the county court of Marion county,
Oregon, the undersigned has this day
been appointed administrator Of the
estate of Marguerite Z. c. Pomeroy, de-
ceased, and has duly qualified as such,
and all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same, duly verified. to the I'M
dersigned at 125 North Commercial
street, Salem, Oregon, or TO Carey +.
Martin, attorney for said estate, 4l5
Masonic Temple building, Salem, Ore
gon, all such claims to be presented
within six months from the date OF
this notice.
Dated Nov. 8, 1918.
CHARLES T. POMER0Y,
Administrator of the estate Of Mar
guerite Il. G. Pomeroy, deceased.
Carey F. Martin, attorney for the es-
tate. 1914
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Rnll nf Gnttnr 10
tFron1 OUer There ii

Charles Edward George, Munsey Val.

Charles Edward George, Munsey Val.
ey Pa
David johnson, Coffeyville, Kans
William A Lauenstein, Bayonne N ]
William P MeGovern, Jersen City N j
John McKissack, Streetman Tex
Carl F. Maehr, Jersey City N ]
Ray Marden, Staunton Mass
Abraham Mass, Now York
Amos Maupin, Independence Mo
William H Murphy, st. Louis, Mo
Robert F. Warren, Syracuse N Y
Mechanic VIM. ] Koch, Lombard Ills
Mechanic Thomas Vegeau, Putnam
Conn.
Cook Pearley B Howes, French Creek
W Va
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JOURNAL SALEM eREGoN SATURDAY DECEMBER 1918

Roy e Stidham, Pound Va
julius Thompson, Bollville Tex
Wilton 7 Wainwright, Richards 8 D
Joseph N Abernathy, Odd, Va
Ralph d Adams, Rochester N Y
James e Babb, South Omaha Nebr
Remke Bewkema, Chicago
Edwin Christensen, Wilton N D
Charles A L Clark, Melrose Ia
Paul F Clark, Shawnee Okla
John Coco, Chicago
James A Cruise, Durham N C
William l. Davis, Catlin Ill
Thos. L Dine, Philadelphia
Arthur Fl Earle, Boston
Ferdinand H Erickson, Sucyrus N D
Hartin Anton Erzfeld, Uniontown Me
Preston Palmer Everheart, Bells Tes
Carl F Tickets, Scranton Pa
Robert T Fisher, Murrayville Ill
John L Flick, Holton Ind
Richard Flotre, Everson Wash
Artuhr ] Fountain, st Joseph No
Robert c Adkins, Sias W Va
Ernest p Greve, Pequot MINI
John W Gustupson, Titusville Pa
Frank Ralph Hanson, Westport MINI
Ross g Hoisington, Yakima Wash
Charles H Hicks, Wells Me
Frank Kunkel, Milwaukee iWs
Ira E Morgan, Dyersberg Tenn
Morton Judy, Sterling KY
Alfred w Niekerson, Lewiston NY
Charles ] Osborne, Cleveland o
Pasquale Pope, Newark N J
Frank A Principle, Cleveland o
Frederick Rodgers, Palmyra, N
Albert G Robertson, Duluth MINI
Tom A Robinson, Twisp Wash
Frank A Schneek, Buffalo
Calvin w Scott, Devils Lake ND
John M Shafman, Friendship Wis
Benjamin Franklin Shelton, Willis
Texas.
Leon W Smittle, Chicago
Edward NJ Spayer, La Sale Ills
John S Thmompson, Philadelphia
Michael Tomosky, Mayfield Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14
OSTEOPATH

DRS. B. Il. WHITE AND R. W. WAL
TON--Osteopathic physicians and
nerve specialists. Graduates Of Am
eriean school of 0steopathy, Kirk
vile, Mo. Post graduate and spec
ialized in nervous diseases at Los
Angeles College. Offices 505-508 Nat
Bank Bldg. Phone s5a. Residence,
1920 Court. Phone szl5. DR.. White
Res. Phone 469.
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Privates.

Ivan E. Bieknell, Augusta Me
Louis Britz, Worchester Mass
Henry ] Blaine, Acushnet Mass
Wilmer j Brown, Wash. Ch., o
Scott Comfort, Troy Pa
Lawrence A Easterday, Peru Ind
Benjamin Feeney, 0ssining, N Z
David Freeman, Syracuse N Q
Edmund j Igoe, Englishtown N j
Joseph Kammerer, Box Eide, s d
Byron Y McClusky, Chicago
Michael Martin, Welch W Va
William E Nelson, Ludington Mich
Perre A Oubrc, New Orleans La
George Rudolph, Chicago
John Schaller, Tullrosa, N M
Rosa s Shaefer, Amanda o
Frank ] We're, Philadelphia
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Clint Anderson, North Wilkesbarrie
N G
Carl E Axbella, Winnsboro Texs
Charles Bangor, Cincinnati o
Raymond Board, Aurora Ind
Frank Beccaccine, Hartford Conn
Edward A Bolin, Washburn Wis
Robert Fl Burns, Covington La
John B Callum, Greensboro N G
John II Campbell, Odessa Mo
Frank Chegwyn, Cumberland U
George T Coleman, Baltimore Md
Russell j Darnell, Jonesboro Ind
Thomas A Dean, Millport Ala
William Wiley Doud, Lincoln Park
Gates, ny
Nick Dragusin, Canton 0
James M DUNCAN, Logan Ia
Ralph Durham, Mariaville, Me
Little Ed Durant, Browley Ala
Lem E Emert, Sevierville Tenn
Charles F Eue, st Paul Minn
Thomas ] Flores, Winchester Idaho
William Foyle, Maspeth N
Thos A Grubbs, Akron 0
Broadus 0 Hamriek, Ellenboro N C
Jen Hansen, Omaha Nebr
Edward McCrea Hiler, Grandhaven
Mich
Lewis Hughes, New York
Martin Z Jaster, Brooklyn NY
Joseph Michael Kenna, Burton, Tex
Serre Knudscn, Dalden Mass
Elmer Lansverk, Mudoc Minn
frank Lazzara, Messines Italy
Lonzy Mcdonald, Shelbyville Ind
William A Mckenzie, Baltimore Md
james Mcneil, Sinton Tex
james 2 Madden, Waverley Ny
John Malloy, Philadelphia
Albert Myers, Greenville s C
John A Mortesen, Arearia Mich
Sam Nuremberg, New York
Charles e Parker, Sullivan W Va
William J Pohlman, Tonawanda N
Henry E Riddle, Sturgis Ky
Alva L Rauck, Maysville KY
William G Sehaefer, Denver Colo
Harry Sehmalenberger, Brooklyn
James Schofield, Lawrence Nass
George j Schroeder, Chicago
Ira Singleton, Gemwest Va
Walter 0 Tullis, Cambridge o
Martin Vos, Morriston, Ills
Joseph I Weller, Velva N
George P Williams, Highland Wis
Thomas Herbert Yeaden, Island Ky
Thony A Young, Ulysses KY
Pete Zabski, New York
Halvor B Jugson, Grail MINI
Tom Dvorak, creseo, la
Lester Peter Hiscoek, Hilton n Y
Thomas Kelly, Brooklyn N Y
Martin 0fstad, Florence Minn
Edward Redburn, Koshkonong Mo
William II Richards, Wilkesbarrie Pa
John P sheehan, Omaha Nebr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By S. W. STRAUs. President Ame,iean Society for Thrift

Are y o u
paying too
much for your
whistle?
Benja min
Franklin re-
lates tha t
when he was
seven years
old he was
given a pocket
full Of pennies
by his father
and told that
he nigh t
eoand them nc
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL MTErINe

Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters of school district No. "a of Ma
rion county, state of Oregon, that a
school election of said district win be
held at 379 State ST., Salem, on the
3Oth day of December, 1918, at 2 to
I o'clock in the afternoon to vote on
the proposition of levying special dis
trict tax.
The total amount of money needed
by the district during the fiscal year
beginning on June 80, 1918, and ending
on June 80, 1919, is estimated in the
following budget and includes the
amounts to be received from the coun-
ty school fund, state school fund, spe-
cial district tax, and all tsher moneys
of the district:
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Died from Accident and other Caus

Lieut.. Sherman Avrey White, New
York
Lieut.. Mathew D Eckerman, Des
Moines la
Sergenat Roy W Dodson, Mimi Okla
Cook Edward D Lanahan, Houston
Texas
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Norman Smith, New York
Privates: Robert T Richardson, Read
ing 0 a.,
Waldermal H Riedel, Burt Ia
George Ringer, Chicago
Jarad Risk. st Johns Kans
Noah F Roberts, Newport Ark
Edgar @ Russell, Minerva 0
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Today's causalty list contains the
names of the following Oregon men,,
Herman P..akP... L Left rcuHwop
Leslie o: Tooze, Salem, killed in act
tion.
severely.
Albert Salmi Kerry, killed in action
Louis Larson, Hammond, died Of dis
ease. j.
james D. Fletcher. Buell., wounded
severely. +,
Fred c. Powers, Corvallis, wounded
severely.
Thomas 3. Bassett, Portland, wound
ed severely. j,
Maurice Newton, Andrews, wounded
severely.
Bert J. Saunders, Long Greek, wound
ed severely. j..
Harold W. Moore, Newport, wounded
severely.
John F. vanderzander, Forest Grove
killed In action.
Raymond w. Barnes, Harrisburg, died
of disease.
Cuthbert w. Courtney, Grants Pass
wounded severely.
Thomas Neer, Turner, wounded Sc
vereiy.
roney X. Cinnamon, Dayton, wound
ey severely. .,
Willie L. Hollen, Condor, wounded
slightly.
Clarence G. Olson, Condor, wounded
slightly.
Ennis A. Burdett, Silver Lake, WOMB
ed slightly.
Philip ]. Redmond, Portland, wound
e.. slightly.
Clement A. Alstock, Portland, Wound
ed, degree undetermined.
Thomas Weaver Griffith, lone, wouGa
ed, degree undetermined.
John Miller, Rome, wounded, degree
undetermined.
Chrissian Zeller, Portland, wounded
degree undetermined.
Daniel Brogan, Antelope, wounded
degree undetermined.
Myron j. Stock, Portland, wouraed
dcgrcc undetermined.
Jack v. Rodinger, Toledo, wJ1.aea,
dcgiee undetermined.
Oscar Scott, Portland, wounded, de
gree undetermined.
Barney Wolfe, Ashland, missing in
action.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14
CHILE WANTS PEACE

Washington, Dee. 13.-Chile has ans
wered the United States informally in
the Chile-Peru situation that she will
do all she can to prevent hostilities.
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Wounded Severely.

Lieut.. Col. Edward s Hayes, Bayard
Nm
Major Felix Mclean, Newburg N Y
Capt. John r Woods, Melbourne Ark
Capt. Robert s Marx, New York
Capt. Geo. NJ Allen, Houston Tex
Capt. John Erickson, Beulah Mont
Lieut.. Earl Almon, Warmsprings Ark
Lieut.. Geo. A Kent, New York
Lieut.. Geo. Clyde Lyons, Manossus Va
Cooks: Charles H Glaeken, Pittsburg
Pa
James n Webster, st. George S G
Charles Il Carney, Kersey Colo
Dwight Isenberg, Owego n Y
Jos Bauer, Detroit Mich
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14

HOME SEEK 9R, here is yenr oppor-
tnnity, desiring a change in oseupa-
tion, i purpose 10 remove from the
city; hence ] am offering my home
at q sacrifice. ] have good house
on fine corner, east front, near
one of Salem > excellent schools,
roomy grounds, plenty Of fruit and
cement walks, for two thousand dol
lars. Five hundred dollars, balance
SIS per month at six per cent inter
est. Telephone 13l0M OF call on
Square Deal Realty Company, tcle-
phone 470.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14
REAL ESTATE

70 ACRES $1OO land, on account of cir
cumstances will sell for $65 on easy
terms. 6 acres an cultivated, good
improvements, IN mile Of city limits
only $350O. IL acre good house, barn
all in fruit, good soil, close TO car
line, $l250. Socolofsky, 3dl State
IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14

WANT-$350, $500 and $1,000 loans on
good real estate security. Socolofsky,
341 State st. IL
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WATER COMPANY

SALEM WATER COMPANY-Office
corner Commercial and Trade streats
Bills payable monthly in advance.
Phone COG.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5246 meets
every 3rd and 4th Thur. eve, s o'clock
in Derby building, corner Court and
High streets. r. +. Day, v. c.; +. a.
Farmer, clerk.
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SCAVENGER

SALEM SCAvENGER--Garbage and
refuse Of all kinds removed ON month
ly contracts ut reasonable rates.
Cess pools cleaned. Dead animals re-
moved. Office phone, Main 2247.
Residence, Main 2272.
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Died of Disease.
Privates.

John F Fitch, Ohio No
Robert R Smith, Winnebago MINI
Lonard P Fulford, Puntaborda Fla
Andrew Funds, Madison Mills Va
Coley Hair, Crosby Ala
Henry P Holden, Commerce Ga
Clarence L Hughes, Iowa City Ia
Miles Hates, Ohio Mo
Harry G May, Madison Ind
Cherries E Mccarthy, Pottsdam NY
Ora N McCollister, Keisling Wash
John J Murry, Troy N Y
Holland s Retelle, Oshkosh Wis
Claiborne Richardson, Rice Station
KY.
Irvine L Ruth, Eeaston Pa
Luther D Sandifer, South pArming'
ham Ala
Henry Schneiderman, Leepert Ind
Frank ] Simmons, Minden Mines Nc
Geo. F Solomon, Buston Nebr
Edmond M Strauch, New York
Frank W Totty, Walden NY
Elijah Tisdale, Wisner La
Verne Edward Frank, Irving Kans
August + Wern, Galveston Tex
Philip M Byers, Morton Ills
Bedrose X Beylerian, New York
John F Connolly, Dorchester O
William Black, Trenton NJ
John F Connolly, Dorchester Mass
William ] Conners, East st. Louis
John T DAILY, Brooklyn NY
Anthony Darling, Youngstown O
Arthur Paul Gartner, Rochester N Y
John b Davis, Lillingtond, NC
Robert Greene, Roxbury Mass
William B Groner, Gastonia, N G
Samuel B Handy, Ripley Tenn
Albert Ham, Westfield N j
Roy L Happel, Effingham, Kans
Stanley Hardwick, Galivants Ferry
S Car
George Heller, Chicago
Charles e Altizer, Kingfisher Okla
Roscoe L Angle, Berlin Wis
Donald M Armstrong, Toulton Ills
Herschel Becker, Columbus 0
Seraphin Bernard, Cohagen Mont
Charles F Clark, heidelberg Mass
William B Goggins, Toronto Canada
Edw. F. Cohoon, Riverrange Mich
Walter W Crowell, Atlanta Ga
Frank ] Deckert, Winona Mich
Burney F Demuth, BrOomingfield Ia
Thomes F Hughes, Providence r l
Arvid G G johnson, Rockford Ills
John i Johnson, Colfax N d
Joe ] Joseph, Peoria Ills
William Kehoe, New York
Tom X Kvam, Lacrosse Wis
Louis Larson, Hammond, Ore
John M Lemaster, Staffordsville Ky
William Lewis, Hibernia NJ
Fred O Lining, Burton w Va
Bud McMaus, Kershaw . y
John Mahoney, Lincolton Ga
Henry W Mayhall, Leleoak Tex
Ralph J Nussdorfer, Dover 0
Levi Owens, Vansville Ind
Ernest r Peterson, Daiston Ia
Chauncey Phelps, Grand Valley Okl;
Jack Rainier, Arkon 0
John l. Rehberg, Kairo Ga
William R Richardson, tanias ,nd
Grover Robinson, Durant Miss
u. Edward Rolpbs, Cincinnati 0
Walter L Sattler, Philadelphia
Georbe Seven, Grand Rapids Mich
Charles C Sherman, New York
Irving Sherman, Edgeeombe Me
Lou Alexander Salvernail, Lauder
vile Tenn
Joseph J Simon, Joliet Ills
James l. Smith, Lorenzo Nebr
Fred Saunnenberg, Milwaukee Wis
William A Spencer, Burkeyille, Va
Earl Storm, East Stoudsburg Pa
Chester A Tongen, Zumbrota, MINI
Leo P Vincent, Newporr ASH
Paul o Webster, st Louis Mo
Herman Wenzel, Chicago
James Williams, Chicago
Henry Vandusen, Isleta o
William R Witty, st. Peter Mian
Wounded Severely.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14

Insurance ....----... -.----.---.. ---...
Payment of demand notes
outstanding June IL, 1915
Total estimated amount OF
money to be expended for
all purposes during the
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Died from Aeroplane Accident.

Lieut.. Calvin w. Greene, New York
Lieut.. John S Odowda, Honolulu T H
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SECONDHAND GOODS
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN

On Good Real Estate Security
TH06. X. FORD
Ger Ladd g Bush bank; Salem Oregon
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s7s@

Payment of demand notes
outstanding June IL, 1915 81 10000
Total estimated amount OF
money to be expended for
all purposes during the
year ---.-------------- III ,0bS.06
Estimated Receipts
From county, state scheol
fund during the coming
school gear ......-..-- --...- 33,629.00
From state school fund dur
ing the coming schocl year
see item above .....-........
Cash now in the hands tf
the district clerk ............. 945.7l
Uncollected taxes ....-.-.... 34,49625
Estimated amount to be re-
eeived from all other
sources during the coming
school year, tuition $13.-
800; U. S. gov. subsidy
$500 .-..-.......---- .,---.-- ;. 15,sOooe
Total estimated receipts, M.
including the money to be
received from the tax
which it is proposed to
vote -.-......~ .---..-- ..... s4,s7O96
Recapitulation
Total estimated expenses $177, ,669. SO
Total estimated receipts not
including the tax to be
voted ........... .-...--........... s4,37O,96
Balance, amount to be rails
ed by district tax ......... 93,29s.54
$l77, ,669.50
The amount of money to be raised
by this special tax is more than the
amount raised by special school dis.
trict tax in the year Immediately pre-
ceding this, plus six per cent. 1t is nee
essary to raise this additional amount
by special levy for the following rea
sons:
Salaries have increased $5,97l.59. TIE
purchase of the Holman property at a
cost of SO, 3,250.00 was necessary and tho
district will derive an income from
this property of $1500,00 Ter year, in
cluding the subsidy from the United
States government for the Home Fec
Monies department. The loss due to the
falling off of the census amounts to
$27S0.00. A shrinkage caused by de-
HGnquent taxes of last year IS certain.
Dated this seventh day Of Deeem-
ber, 1918.
III. j.. CLARK,
Attest: Chairman board CT directors
W. II. Burghardt Jr.,
District >clerk. 12-714-28
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-14

FEDERAL FARM LOANS - 511 per
cent--34 years time. A. G. Bohrnstedt,
401 Masonic Temple. ealem, Oregon.