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-FRIDAY x.roRin::G, JULY CfM 1 Tn2oni:oNSTATr:riA!T,j3ALn:.i,-or,nGo:T , ' " ' . - .- -- i 'T v- " ' v , " ll 1 ' - .."i a . --v , ,, .......... v-- . ' rf f IS , .,-;'! .. .... . , J . is; ' 1 - y.v- I 1. f i';' .1 , l.-f! t N .'": - I . t 1 '?" . . i' 1 'i : - . . - : - :1 .v..;5-.':' f,'' . f . 5 ' . , 1 J V V c u new location east '. of , WoodturniiiarDer is emjuuj ; u" Ust weei. ' ; ' - . era nciuc laej ire Ciua- JFidelitr. ReTlew No. 13,.VBA. nied to Marion by J113 Jaitn vn- will hold their next meeting In thai yen, sister of thabridowho later daytime for the benefit of the elM wenf'to SaleioV returning' to" her derly members that.are not acie f rom .there. ' - to attend night meettng.- Memor- yarry "Barber of "llarlon was lal 6enrlces we.re held at the last marTied June 24, to Miss Ethel M. meeting-and were exemplitled. oy iieiyen of - Harrlsburg, ' Oregon. Commander Julnn. Lady Francis TJley were married at' Albany, at Mercer and Lady ItetU Evans and the residence of, ReT. Harry rKM..Mntr. o Mmm.nt. til b: Tucker. In- the presence of the Sg lon thTserrico of the or- M Parents der. A great many people, from this locality epent' Saturday m New fcerg.at the Berrian picnic, and all report having had a fine time, . . . - rven it old sol a rays, were scorcu-1 wiir sing, at lng hot. - T t ..Wllsonrflle will hold a celebra uon Jiy . ' . - 1 Some few afe contemplating a trip; to the watt for July 4th, as julll glTe them a chance to spend two or thrde hours at the beach and he home again at night. MrsH. E. Russell is In Port land' where, her mother is Con fined In one of the hospitals for an operation. . - ' , ' : .The ' Tested choir of the Grace Presbyterian church of Albany, the Uarlon .Presby terian church Sunday morning at AX - U UUVA. Ereryone is cordially lnrited'eo attend., . ; Prinle X Joe Seaicy nearly cut off one tl his, fingers recently while ccttii; "Mrs. Vera Coburn has lnsUUee a new electric washer in her wuh.' ' room. " - ' "i .;". The II. E. Stewart family surt on, an extended rlsit this They will Tisit in Kansas). Colo rado, Iowa and Missouri, ' Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Meeks dror( to Canby Sunday. Erelyn Coburnwho has bet rlsltlng In Portland, returned, to her home Sunday. - j ; ; " The Wlllametta " ralley . Is th center of all farm crops In Orego and Salem is the heart of the ral. ley. Come to Salem to lire, and bring all your friends. Turn er 1 -'A- t sec: ..-a,- 7,-- -.- . , . T The ntw.Caiifprcia '.Hotel it '. the South end of State street was practically demolished by the force of the terrible earth shock in Santa Barbara, One entire side of the.buiWins .was"rpped 'rlde open,;'.expping the bedrooms t o view. The structure .was so badly damagJ that it Is . probable that the entire front will have to be rebuilt durbiff the itys period of reconstruction. " . . . . ; : ' ' ! Silver ton $ SlLVERTOX, ' )r June 29. (Eneciel . to The' Statesman.) Company, t ol the national guard returning to Silverton from Camp Jackson report the encampment as hiving hll a moro mftitary aspect than any encampment heretofore. Part of this- may be due to the Jtact that jthe company had its larg et showing this 1'ear, ,64 men. and three, officers , baring made the trip I Although it war the f Irst trip for about. r.60 per cent pf Jhe company, no , trouble or sickness ,'of any "kind was experienced,, ex cellent discipline being maintained at all times. J A ' .'"'..V-s! (The company y as represented by . the following members In the flfle try-out: Sergeant Roy pay enport, ! - Howard Edison; Melrln Chandler and 0. W. Olson. Owing to their' limited practice the men were "unable - to gain a place on the rifle team.v. - r ' " " The -men appreciate particular ly ; their treatment by the people of Medford who did so 'much In the- way ot.giYiag Tree entertain xaents. car- rides and ether aevl- .es, The:, company. axrlyed . at Camp Jackson on June 11 and re turned hjrae June; 26v ; i ; , Interc. t of the company Js. now ; qjrecpi;to , work on the armory the er' ".4 fqr which. I expected In i 'fUnn wjthina few weeks Although, he; contract ''.has ,not bfn .awarded. ,lt .wHVbe ;b.ut ,,a nort t'njo j bcfpr0(j(hsls,.4one; t , annual - pfcn,lc. of fprmer lulls, ,Mlnne?ota residents, , was beld Fnnday,. June 28, on the Ile'gw ntie farm i Evens Valley, i Auout loo -persons attended. nhoft program and, business meet lng were, the principal features. - -M fa. - John Moe. president, con ducted the . business meeting .and mo luiiunins were cieciea to ,01 flee:: Arthur Dahl, president; Mrs war it ,ujmore, vice ptesiuent "erdlnaad ', Kue. tecretarr: and . The -program was a3 follows: .Vocal solo.. Philip Rue';' piano solo,- Mrs. Arthur 0ahl;-vocar sole?, Esther Towe; ..talk, by Arthur pahl;, VQcar Bolo. Leroy .Ruet talk py Rev. George Henriksen. " . A "number of SUverton"people pnd rriends held a picnic at 'the upper flood dam. on - Silver -creek Eunlay,y; The ;jarty motored -as far as poBsfbte and. then .completed the trip 'on foot. . Thoe-going on thek "picnic were Mr."and Mrs,' Al bert Straush of Portlapd. ,Mr. and Mrs.. Will Preston ot .Woodburn, atd MrT "and 'Mrs. E.Ger, Claud XIcr,.Jlr.; and Mrs. Lester Geer, Miv and. Mrs. T. E. Preston, all of Cllverton. . -.;.(-.. 'Dr. and Mrfl C. W. Kcene and dansMers-1 Teturned -to' Sllrerton Saturday. after a trip to the coast JJr.-Keene Is at present attending l medical coirreation In Portland A 7-yjnr..1 lor w'a3 bornrto Mr, cd'MrsCIaiwIn P. Ilanre Mon- 1 y, ,J u n V, I D. : ; . 1 . :r nd aby cro at tts' ilTortca boo;itaI." ' . .:!;' An.-lrsv.. nj soa. po-j l !iha, e;cn.t a week at ' the home cf r:r. sr 1 ?!rs. Lester Gecr, leav Mrs. C. Forette t and , son Matthlew, - were week-end -guests at the home ot Mrs. Porette's par ents, Jlr. and Mrs. E. T, Matblews Wm. Cladek pt .the Cladek and Tate- Garage, returned home from Portland Friday," having gone over earlier In the week on business for the, firm. . ; ' - O. .M. ; Baker, local Chevrolet dealer and 1 garage man, .was among Jt.hje tBytonbju8lness men transacting business .in Portland during "t2ie' week.I4;ij"?:S ifP,lil'J A. - 3t Davie 'and - fimllyl were here over Sunday if rom ; Eugene where Mr. Davie ia assistant fore man with rthe , telephone linemen. They visited . hItfjparents.fMr. and Mrs. J.-C. Davie. Many Stay ton people drove over to ;Turner Sunday .to attend the state convention., which . is no w In session,", and ' will ; continue over nexi Sunday; ,', . ' , Miss Mam te -Fisher,: who'has been n poor health, for. some, time iis resigned 5 her ; position at the WoQlea- Mill and wlU go the first ! of; the month to a , hospital-where Rhet will .undergo medieal r atten tion.. Mrs. Jojin Qunsaul of West Stayloiii has assumed her place in the mill . ,' , r .- & The opening open: air; band con cert Friday, evening drew, several Car Jo'ads of Stayton people to tla- iem wnere a spienia musical pro gram!; was .given, from T the .band stand; in Willson park. .V. ,;' Byron Denny lineman for Jhe Sayton telephone, asspclation, has been amoving poles, untangling wires and otherwise looking alter the improvement of the. telephone service this past week,. Jehn Mielki and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher are plan ning to. leave in about tea. days tor an ; extended camping . tour through central and eastern Ore gon. The trip will be mado in the Ralph . R,- Yeoman- went , to Portland during the week where he spent a day or two looking after business Interests.,, The first of a series of dances to' be, given ; Jthe Stayton-Com-munlty'.club.waa hcldJn.te open air patllliqn.ln the. Masonic park on Satu r Bay night, iA targe crowd Was present andenjoyed the dance until midnight. ; .Talmadge's or chestra from Salem furnished the mus;;;fV-.fv;.r.y . .. ' Mrs. George L. Crown land chil dren left '..Ja'stwAek. for IUamath Falls, where they: will Join the husband and father, ' who is en gaged in the - milling .business there.. The Bro"a family . .have lived , here . for the past 2 5 years and will be greatly, missed as they were popular; In all social affairs Forrest Black and wife are re ceiving the congratulations "of friends over the arrival of . a son on Thursday of la3t week. The new comer Is a healthy annex to the family, weighing 10 pounds Mrs. Mack Is at the Quilot Matern Ity-howCe-where both she and the baby are doing nicely. ; - A. S. Vv'atters moved the hou"v held elfects of James Gait to Port las l last vetk, "wL; rs lit. Gait has the ; Portland YMCA. Mr. Gait served in the capacity, of bookkeep er for the Brolrn Petzel Lumber company for 'the past 2 years, and has many friends in Stayton who regret his departure. " . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Kearns, and their son. Donald C. Kearns, Mrs. ;Frahk Sklllman and ;,Will C, Smith, a party ot Grants Pass resi dents, are -expected to spend the Fourth of July vacation with Stay- ton friends.. While in the William- ette .Talley the ; party .will also make a lour of .the beaches and other summer i reaorts. They will be entertained at the Cooper home while here.': . r-- ' One of the JolUest picnic parties of ' the. -season "ras that which drove ti Sodavllle Sunday .where a ; sumptuous basket dinner was served under the. stately jsha.de trees which surrounds the min eral spring. In the party were in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sleg mund, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ros slter of Route Mr. and Mrs. Del Harrington and grandson, . O. .E Thomas and his. sister; Miss Emma Thomas of Route No. 2, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Blakely,' Miss Ella Wil liams, Mrs. Anna Stayton and J. R. Miller of Stayton and -Mrs Matilda Brown of Daliai. 7 ish Center The tables were prettily decorated wjtb large bouquets of sweet peas. The evening was spent in playing games, stunts, ' and a lively de bate. Those taking part in the debate were E. Hornschurch, D. D. DeGrass, Chet Klemp, Mrs. E. McClpughry,' Connie Wyman and Clara Starr. . , Many of the, farmers are busy putting in hay, which is exception ally heavy this year. i Liberty ( Mrs. Sterling Truman'of Long view, JVash.isYlslting her moth er and father; Mr. and Mrs. Cha's. Shelly, for several weeks. 4 tijenn .Waddley drove Idown from ' Sand Point, Idaho, 'and is visiting, with ,f riepds.::lr.';wadd ley lived here for several jrears. ' ' W. J.. Swank, commission man Of Portland, haa t been up 1 four times this last: week looking over the onion crop. It Is understood that Mr. Swank has contracted for Quite a number 'of .carloads. ; The price caiK - is around ,si.40 per hundred. Mr. Swank bought most of the Labish onions last year. From . Medfofd '.Harry; Rhodes5 and wife motored to -snend lasti week with Mr'Rhodes, father 'and mother and friends .In and around' Salem. M r. Rhodes d rove. In Jhe ; racea last week at Medfofd: and won six out off seven 3 raes, a broken crank shaft kept ,him.frbm completing the first round. A Mrs. E. Kiser, Mrs: J. Klser and Mrsj A.- Hamersmlth. all from the Big Palouse country, Washington, are visiting with Mrs.. C. C. .Vogt: The Keiaer ' brothers are .large wheat growers In Palouse, and re report that, wheat In their country was the best ever when they left $ few weeks apo," but are now anxiously awaiting reports of what damage, if any, the hot winds did last" week. ' . Mr. and Mrs. A. Acre spent last Saturday and Sunday at Pacific City.- ; ..tj.;,.,;;;' 'Mi?s Constance-Wyman Is home with her parents now. -Miss Wy man finished at Franklin high in Franklin high this year and ex pects to enter Willamette uni vcr ;; In the fall. :. J llr. anl J.Irs. Chester Bloom and family Iron t:tar! n, Or.. vlsited Lablri l: i ;nu3, .vrLcn they had crtt r c"i frr a r1-".31 years. 'iue Christian Endeavor of La I hh'serYci a stirper on the schocl liwr, r?:'7 cvcr-.isj e 7 Q'C1-,'--. Again must -we mourn'the loss I of a loved one, , a . neigJvboV)' anill friend, loved and esteemed by alrJ who knew him. ' Energetic .arid eager in. earnest work of life has been called to the sirbres , beyond and we wllPnever know him more. .J. C. Morrison, was " bora in MIbsouTI 68 years ago, came to Oregon with his parents when but a small boy lived most of his life in and around Dallas, Oregon, . He moved t'j Liberty about 10 years ago,' where he has lived an indus trious fruit grower, until June 17, when he was called to his eternal rest, .i- -' ' ' ' - .Funeral services were held fat the Webb & , Clough parlors on J une 20. Rev. Dunsmora of - In dependance officiated. Hosts 'of friends and neighbors gathered to show respect. The body was taken to Dallas for bnrtal. . . Mr.and Mrs. Albert Dougherty of Oregon City were Sunday vis itors at, the home of , their parents, Mr-and Mrs. William Neuens. - f ervln Seegar, member of-the bane, ball .team 5 here had the sad mi8fortunJof ' having ' bis ankle dislocated Sunday afternoon, in the midst of a ball game, with the Sidney' team at .Sidney,' and was taken' immediately -to the Salem hospital.' It' is reported he will not be able to use that .member for several weeks.- - . - " Sirs.- R. V. . Ohmart returned visit , with her parents at Milton, Oregon , Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Blenke of Florence, Oregon, came ' Sunday for a rew days' visit with their daughter,, Mrs. W.-R. -Dallas,. but on arriving, found the Dallas' had gone for the day. They called on Mr. and Mrs. J". L. Scott friends of years past. , " Miss Nellie -Dougherty ot Ore gon Citjr was .vsitjng with her cousin Ruth las Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. FollU of Salem were Sunday guests of Mr. and irs. O T. Depcer. , Tim scuiiy. maae a business trip to Portland the first of the weeJf.- . f.Mss Florence Berndt is 111 at home with i an attack of heart trouble. -, Mrs. Fred Berger and, children of Portlands are visiting with her parents. r. ana Airs, uaa tuck. ; 'Tim Scully is leaving .for Oak land, Oregon, where he has em ployment. '"Jilr. and ra-A. VL. , Barnes re- turned'Tuesaay irom tneir trip to New! Tork. , , 1 I Mrs. Clara"' Commack of Port land is visiting her slater, Mrs. W. T. Rlches. t - ' Prof. Bldgood Is spending some .weeks at Burnt .Woods. Bishop Shepherd and : four dls trict auperintendents spent a short time- in Turner Monday. Dinner was served. in. the church for SO. Speeche followed, : Tuesday evening, nearly 40 members of the Methodist Episco pal church and a few neighbors. went to the C. A. Bear home to serenade Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stew. art who had Just returned - from Seaside."" A very pleasant, evening was spent at 'the close -of which Ice cream and cake were served by the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left Saturday morn ing by auto for their home in Min uesota. . ' Alvin Bond is attending summer school in galeml " Mrs. S. Talbot was In Portland Sunday.1,.. Otis Bates "ha? traded his farm for . one pear Lebanon. Mrs. Pogne parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodle, jfpent the week end at the parsonage. S. A. Riches shipped anolhcy fine Jersey calf to a party in New York. . , Waldo Riches spent a few days with his grandparents,. Mr. and Mrs. Masher, near Silverton. The Archibald, girls are picking loganberries at Macleay Get . this .Red Cnma Mileage Card at any. "Red .Crown" Pump (red, white, and-bloe) and k watch your summer mileage, in crease - . : " s tellj what to do lui yxwrnotor tella about cai faurctor mljuaucg teDa how to Jrret Sat JuUcage - Simple m a-b-c! Donald Postmistress St. Helen was a Portland visitor Saturday, evening and Sunday. The .Ryans and . Millers were picnicking at Pudding river Sun day. . the occasion being to " cele brate Mrs. Adah Ryan's Birthday. , Donald and St. Paul crossed bats on , the ' Donald diamond Sunday, Donald being the winners. In the near future Fargo and Donald will play a game. ' ' O. C. Whitney passed away at his home Saturday, June 27, at 5 p. m., alter a long-siege of illness and intense .suffering. .Funeral will be held Monday at 2,q'clock at Hubbard., He cavt a wlfo and one daughter, three, brothcra and two sisters "Ht rt3 -ar member or the Knights of Pythias and also of Buttevijle grange No.-74.' Bushmans' moved into their Brooks Mr. and Mrs: Fred Wright .nd daughter Pheba, and son Bobby of Portland were a-uesta f Robert and Ellen Hacklt on Sunday. Mr. - and .Mrs. Miller have as their guests their daughter and family from California. , " , Among the recent visitors at tne Dunlavy home were Mr.l and Mrs. Ivan Lorance and daughter Ruby of Cottage Grove, Mrs. George Shaw,, Guy .Shaw, Mr. I and Mrs. John Ray, Mrs. Wm. Gilbert. Mrs. Whitney, Ellen - Hacklt, Robert Hacklt and Robert Clofer. . , Mrs. Maud. Smith and son George of ..Wllmar, Ark., are guests at the home of her brother C V. Aahbaugh and family. Mr. Smith .will 4n. them later. - The visitors plan-to locate here- . Strawberry picking will be over here this.week. . Loganberry pick ing is . progressing, and so far no complaint about scarcity of pick. era. . . I - .'. . 111 H ' I I ! I If Pi .o-r - :l-rJc.-:.r for the motcristsylvst:iailc3 SIMPLE, EXPERT WAYS TO IN CREASE MILEAGE FOR SUMV MER DRIVING --IN THE' RED r CROWN MILEAGE -CARD K vThere is an advantage to the motor ,ist in the Standard Oil Company's, long experience in making gasoline -not only in "Red Crown's" quicky .er starting, speed and power but above all in its MILEAGE for "summer driving! I .Marion ..The" rock, crasher la again . In operation after being idle for a short, time, caused by the burn ing out of a motor. , . 1 After the. cerewony they went to the home of the bride's parents and later in the evening came- to Marion to , the -home of the groom's parents, where a number of friends had gathered to wel come them. .They left for Port land Thursday, and expected to ra V....M. 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Use ."Red 'Crown" and'.' legift 'getting your FULL .summer mileage today I I - - ' - .- ' ; , ...... . .. -v ... - , - r-. ty j,,'4 . . " . I ' ' . . I : ; on - ) 1 1 liil.it 0 ) in ... I rV