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Newspaper Page TextJ i 1! ?! i fi ' t ' u ' ; 4 ! ( : i C - 'Auburn Tbe "call of the, road" ia heard through our lair land. The popu lation of Auburn la quite depleted at presect. J V ;VV; v Mrs. ACgust Grimm has-gone to . Cross Fields. Alberta. Canada, to Tlslt her daughter Mrs. Frances Ilarnack:.- . . .--j; Yi y '.--r-.-Mt, Hood is wooing several au tolste. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. W; O. "Walling and family who plan to make tb loop. . Mr, and Mrs. A. Llndbeck, who are t'ilslfc many points of .Interests, fcratef- Lakie, Gregory Cares.- Cold Hill, Coos. 'Bay and nanyt other points; Mr. Frank Oerod will take charge, of the ranch during -their absence. f Air. Harvey Armstrong and family- are 'now occupying ! the Jones honflej '. . ... , '; ... '; -;2Jp. 'aad Mrs, Mathia baveVrs turne to;thir;.home;tere., H , llr. -Wok Itamsden lias chosen Oakland, Cal.for a trip. .-.'..' .,. t. Mr. and Mrs. At Labraaohe have returned; from Jthe ait. ; f. r ; i iMifcs : kna I Armstrong- under went ' an opperatlon f or ; tonsils Moaday'U... ."i! 'V'2'-t ' '-V': '; ; Mrs.- Roy Ifa turner has returned from a visit with her mother In Daketai l.i' .- ; There will be" no preaching In! Auburn Sunday on' account ef the Jennings Lodge ca'inp. . - ; . j Miss Mabel Barnes of ' Portland isyf6 'teach' in . the new, fiye-roomi school at ''prient near Greeham,! this" wlateV. (She' will also hare charge at .the music classes.' She; ii" 'Weil known here being niece' of the lite Mrs. A. Williams. . ; t 'Evangelists of the Missionary Alliance are occupying the1 Sher man, residence while resting. 'We do not favor the '"head in'! ; parking srstem. , -. , f.TV" .The. mile, of-new paving and eost. rqm!,' the t asylum la com-( PlQfred-and open for .traffics V I Staytbn m JU Wi'-Mayo and . family have returned -ftrom a vacation 4rip spent at , Crater "land 1 Diamond . lakes. ! " " ' ; ' Fv J. Jones,. with Mrs. Jones an ' their BOll Harrv . mntnrml !tn Tat toraon -vihere they attended a gathli ering of the'.Holt clan on Sunday. , ;..Mi6aj Mary Feebler o Portland j was,, among those from a distance who attended, the funeral of , Will - lam McKinnon here Sunday!'-Miss Peebler ia an aunt bf th'e.deeeased loy. "C-,:V. . .''r U,n Norman .Davie "and "wife and heir BonCornellqs, -were hera Sun day from Portland, and" spent the da'y at the Jmes, Fi. Davie home. i Edward- Bell of the, First Na 4 tlonal , bank, and t his family; left Sunday, 'for Newport where they t have rented aT cottage and 'Will en Joy the salt air .at .the beach for the !xt 10 days: - r I "Melfbrd, Allen of Spritrgflelfl, was here the first of Uhe"' week 'vTfe'itlng his rnother, Mrs. Mary AlleV.r-Mr."vAnen Is" engaganff ttff iitfdertaking Tuslnesr inthat i ' George ilTelkl and wif e.oTport j land are spending the( week , here ' as: guests of. their respective, p'ar fcutsMr, and Mrs. John Mielki and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. CrabtreeMr, MielM is an employee at Olds; Mertman KInk'a Hto?rt"-?? T '.' - ilalanalJlnd.!!Iaily0: iur!a oui to me cascaaia. miners sponge Sunday where they spent a' pleasant dav uttA hhiiraA Refreshing water of the spring uc. u. s urt-wer and wie,.MIss . Marar Staran and a'lrr friw,i toff . Brewed Tn W8 Brewer and. the young ladies, have SiWrSS r a aoh- T rtoctoy returned home on account r Norway- Gives I I i r r II Is en is seen t. xlirir.2 on:f '" 2 by asrj! : f (lift) Lir.cV : t their recent' 1 1 .... ... i ;? Hffi: 6N &TATESMA1T SALEM, OREGON H; '", . M ol hjs large, p.rctTc 4and.will make week-end trlps'td' the beach during their siayXlCt ' ..iell.'Dinsmore and. wife of Port Ian mo! ored, 'over'f:'ur.duy moin tag and i'pent -i&r.d'ay with Mis. Al lie. S. Caiiwj.et iiui vg roe . in -wr -!VA,i v.;-r.-- ; y Frank,- Lesley .and - family- r-. turned Sunday. r.f.terp6onv from a wo'tbr trip through '.Jibe,' eastern" part .of the tael. ; TheyVrere .'a' poai' from home wovcrai f weelts;. thr major., parV'pf I Va Imeielns bfQB t a ' tllidi way ': spr in ga I no;; r Pendleton. :4 .wljere' t'lj .,'.,'splnr a rrion.tlk 1 styearT1 return '.'trip, was ,'made via CfiterXAke'..-J'J';; 1 Willia m Crabtree ar d wife .we re hoHt;anday toa- nvmber ot out of 'pi Vfli r'irfeh.ds' jwjiS.'otfk Tin to- spcrd .the day, at'their hotitt able V lJaSf',J''Aju'bn hpiS" '.were. Mr Cri btreeVi.,.l!'er;- M rs".' Mary Fewell. of Albany! wW wfll' make ttii etded 'stay wirfi 'her .daugh-" ter.- .v 'Mr, eerera rnveit of jPortr la m d ',21 r ' xl n d 1 r MS "Ed '.To wnseml of Salem antJtflei daughleV Gwen- cia rnii'g;hpstpssSunday when' i.e enieriaineaa party, -oi jnenrtA .in l't'.rt r of her 'busband's birtfidav. The occsioif Va planned ani car ried, out as complete surprise, speochle'ss when '-e ""entered ' his k9jri9,te rin'd th? Kjoup of relatives gainerea :tners to- do nonor, to his Natal 'day. Thosi? present ' were brother, stn andl wife oHoric afterwhich ice cream and in 4 14 V nle -. L! w is ' pfo ri 1 an ; .tnjtiij, ii s.oaviv aim miss juuu Bock of Salem: -Mrs. c. ii: Vareiia and" SQn; of 'Sha w, ' ;A 'large11 cak 3 bearing . 59 candles- centered Hhe prettily appointed" table. , , unerai services were neitl vin the chapel at the Weddle roortur-i ary Sunday morning at 9:0 for Aviniam' Peebler'lrefclnnon. the 14 year old sofadf h,lTi andvMrs. Mekinfibn whbse death oocdrr- fed on 'Thursday morning "'6f last week In Raltri' Thtf"W Ii'bM - - " - . VJ DUU Id fiave bUd? to ldeath fbllovtiag'an operation for the 'removal rot ton- fls? aiid,a4enoid3.rRev. Hay of the Chri6ti4n !4chutch ? conducted rthe serviee 'and! the body was taken t6 Ueliahon; for burial. 'K VR'-iUT WoodJ whdse batterv shon -was burglarized in broad daylight by a patty', of .tourises.who- reeiR- tered at .a local hotel is "Jones and party, one day last week, has reoovered-t.the stolen goods In. a novel manner. Mr. Wood received information' through different channels as to the identity of . the party, and sent a tracer after them awt"- on Saturday morning' mail' was surprised to find the stolen foods' had been- returned, to him by4 parcel post, bearine' no other markings' 'except thbsn' showing they had been mailed from Meier & Frank's store. : r t Semite": Mills ''-T Mr. an3 Mrs.R. J. Hendricks of PH6,!1?1.1.? Mrs. aLena Bellinrer Sunday afternoon. . , ..-Mrs. Herman" . Ianrtnrino pthildrbn 'tl&ILed..-. relatives in Sil- verton Tuesday. ; ; : . ... . : ; Earl-; Groshong. who ha hn visiting in North Dakota 4he-past bix weeics, has. returned home. M : 'Joe Cersch of Portland visited his parents here ) -Sit,:- afadi; M.rja.-: Fre4 Drager bf Ulem, attended the funeral r vice f .Mr. Commftna -rhi. mornine . A H J fMrj.'knd 'Mrs. lnrat CMiai''i. turned home from' thelr honey- Urr,. .i mwB.tnp. -wmch - was spent 'in 'SSi ScciiVli-visiting relatives in MolaUa- - , s Misse, Beatrice Amundson and Grace'Dunagan 4hd Eathaa Beed Amundsen Rccc ption of C6hquc7o? Y tfcj-OU t t r r' ' - h V-rrjL- : c: ' : I made a tripAo Mt. Hood last Wf ek"- DI 5 ! ":''" ;'j - i- f' f - Misa Henrietta Plas of" San Francisco is- visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Plus 'and family. Mr. and Mrs., Herman Holmes and family. of Sijvertbn visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Landwing Tues day evening. . ., , - , ' Funeral sery ices for Harve Com roons, -whb passed away in Salem Monday, July 27. at the age of 7& years, were held at. the. Friends church here Thursday morning at iu O'clock. wJRey,Ir. Sims of Sa lem, assisted by . Rev, Mr. Allen, iConducted the services.' Inter ment took "place In the JOOF cem etery. Besides hi3-widow, .""Anna jCpmmons, he. is survived by a granddaughter. Mrs. Charles Shar back of Mt. Angel, and a brother, iNi Commons'. of Idaho, "hesidetf a hbst; of mends.' -'t; ' ' ; .f John B rougher has " returned h6mevfrom 'a sis' weeks stav at Canip tewM.'. 'r. t r . - : ' Ml-.: and Mrs. E. W.'Caulseri and family attended the 'rThrfetlW vn. deavwr cdnvenUon at Twin"Rbcks. Mr; and Mrs. 1! O.' TMoAl and daughter ''Jeah 4 left Saturday, far AiDrta. Can., where thev will vfatt friends arid relatives for a couple or weeks.. , 'ul ;V4J; Oak: RidgS-v i , ; i: -' k ,- ' J ,"' !. . i" , .... : ' On Thursday', July .23 the La dies' club met at ;the home of Mrs. J. A. Neal.' . The afternoon was pleasantly SDent in needle- cake were tie rved bv the hostess. Mr. Roy Ste'nberg has sold s his interest, in the barber shop to Mr. Osbdrn, ' ;. , Mr." Stenberg and family left for Albany Tuesday where" they will visit, relatives j before : going on to Canadawhere they expect to make their home. ' The Stenbergs formerly lived in. Canada V t "" ; - . Mrs. , Brookman was taken to an Albany hospital where she has undergone a"; very serious 'opera tion. For"seyeraI days she was in a critical condition but is get ting along-very well at present, 5 ' Dr. E. C. Wilsori is in Eugene for several days. j f 1 ; Mr. Gosha .returned Sunday af ter a week visit in Salem.' Dr. Woddruff of Railhead was in town Thursday. H '" .' - ; Rosedale On last Wednesday evening the Birthday club met for an enjoyable-time at the home of -Mr, and Mrs. Gannoy:-Variousi games were played in thev beautiful garden about , th$. house." f Xiate in ;the evening ; delicious j refreshments were' .served; r". a'- i -jr,:: ; The banks of Battle Creek made a lovely place fort the Christian Endeavor social, which was held last Wednesday evening at the W. Ed i Way's ; place. Out Pf ' door games, were played and a bonfire added "to the- enjoyment of "the even.lng. ' .'.r,.;.' .': , A. number jpf ' Rosedale '" young people attended the -picnic dinner Saturday evening at the Sunny side home of , '3Ir. and Mrs. Heckart honoring th.e birthdays of Ellen and Max Perabert8n.' "PaVt ofrthe Harris' family spent most of last week at the coast.. Mr: and Mrs. Thomai'andram Hy have moved. to Salem: f The Bilnston family . have re turned home front the coast for a short time. However they plan to leave soon- for the 'teaches again. ' . ,; " ' t Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bloom and thelr motor- guests i returned Te cenlly from their trip to Washing- ion couniy --ji - ' Mr. n1 Vf. T7 . ... i ueaca visitors .recently. ' ' Mr. ana Mrs; Roy., Bates and iamiiy of Sunnyside were 'Sunday ) -4 , 'u'.;- thrones whiih ll'trcd to ' I' -.jccrpsTuI .Upt to s-ov lu t!.e Party. dinner guestsofjjr, and. frs. Conway.1' , .. :" ..- . v : ' Mr; and Mrs. Brown of Salem visited friends here Sunday.- Tom : McGrllchrlst and bride were ' Rosedale visitors Sunday;- Mt; Plpasant-Cole f Harry Shank and? family, of Albany spent last Sunday with home, folks at.Mt. Pleasant. : Francis Horeth and family ofJ aaiera epenu Saturday night at the M. T. Ryan home. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan accompanied them to Salem Sunday. ,;... " " . Misses Mabei."Schulit 'and. An gelina Ryan and Fred Smith and Henry Ryan all made a trip to Sa lem Sunday. ' t . "Mrs, . Esther 'Ray returned home Sunday after au extended visit at McMInnville. ; :.-l' , S Elsie Peters spent Tuesday "af ternoon with Maude Smith Joe Pierbk and family were Sa lem visitors last Sunday. . "Jlarley. Darby , made a" trip ' to Oregonxfjity last Sunday. ! Charley Peters shocked grain for Ben Darby last Monday as he is In a hurry to get" It finished,"1 ; .--. i - ... - . ... . . - - orooks - .,.;, v h J-, rrf f. V ,,Mrs. Shaw and Ron Guy motor ed to. Cottage Qroye and spent the wegk end wlth.heV daughter Mrs. Ivan Lorance and family. . . Mrs. C, V, Ashbaugh and Mrs. Dan Cronan.. were week ehd vls itors in Vancouver. ; i . - Visitors at the Dunlavy ' home on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. F. Sylvester '.of.-Berkley. Calif., Mrs. M.E-vIvarten, , Miss Stella Kajirten, Mrs. Etta Aldrich, J. T. Sneed and Louis , Walkerof Portr land, 'and Ivirs. C. D. NavloiL and Mbw Minnie' Vogt,!bf Gervais. .T.he Ladies Aid society- met at the, home of Mrs. A. E. Harris on Thursday afternoon. The . after noon was spent sewlpg. Refresh ments were served by the. hostess. Turn er'' : ( The. Turner Flax. Co., has made another shipment of tow. ; ; ' - Ham .Riches who , has been In Salem under the doctor's care for a number of weeks, has returned to his home.. , w ;7i,-:'llA ' j'F'M. Bear, and wife drove down from Plainvlew Wednesday. Carol Klser. returned "with, them. Ben Funston -waa. In Salen Thursday as a witness In the Kelly trial.." '.."," " ' '1 1 (. - - 5 snraleutaoincmlwypoauoauooo -" Miss EJhel Given is still visit ing in Seattle. . I , . ' r- C ' r - Arthur . .Salisbury a- che.mls,t.ln the Camas paper mill-Is home for his vacation: - j: -.'.-. '-. . 7T 'Mr: , and Mm. t. tt smin 1 tended a funeral In Sllyertptt Fi- v'Mrs. Ciffin of California: wEd has- spent some weeks -with' her sister. Mrs. F. C Delxell. ht m- turned home.-'' r ', C O. Bates and ' familv. sneiit Sundayfnear, Lebanon;. .. ., P. E. Thomason, hna' Mtnriut from a business trip : to Portland. Mrs. Ernest' Mobre entertilp'edi Tuesday evening "with 'a - lined snower for "Miss Ertdma' Moore. 'Mrs. Riser aad daujrbfr '; visiting at th C. A. Bear' hbm'e. J. N. Duncan ' and wife - were out from" Salem Thursday. . ,.; ' Mr. and Mrs. Mi A,";llUl were In Salem Monday. r . i ne Kpworth League . recehUv held a very interesting social ana business' mMin, them plan-to go to FalUity the coming :ek10 Sd 1 conference. " . " ! . : . Mrs. m. T. Miller has returned from Portland.,. . . " . ' ' " ' J - ' Sidney Charles Hartley was ylstting ou ground Macleay this week. He says -they have very good 'crops out.that'way, '.They are golngo - ..rtes.h. out tnere pretty soon. k R' . Farr has Pu"ed;hls Jiay bailer in after a long ajid success ful run. . - ; ! -want: to ' thank; theTSnbstituVe correspondent very much for car rying on the news Wrltingand h6 dJd very well m eriting and ex plaining things fully for the bene fit 6feverf6ne.:; The correspond ent was camped with some friends about -two-miles -over in Clal&bp county. Our nearest town wus Nehalem. -and that .was about seven or eight miles away. 'We sure-saw soiab'-very. large moun tains and. some of them were'all rock. -Everything is nice- and green, and the;' sun. onlji ihines once a week. But we had a gobd" time, anyway, . , . , ; NdrtK HoXvell 3' S. Roomier la driving a new Ford truck. ','.' w . , . t A "Ula daughter? arrived at the home,;of. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Itlck ard on July 25 , ' "Ellis Steve ns anrl famtlir iim( last Sunday at Wilhoit Springs. - Mr.Vahd' Mrs." A-'ff v;t drove to Clarion last Sunday. V . Joe Russ started. his threaJiing outfit last, Wednesday.-.: . i ' Mr.-an4-Xf r q.o ti--i i . ... v. unmru ana family are spending the week-end It is' teally net th 'nnpsfin to what fooila are good for and what are bni for. a nervous -person. It is'slr:;iy a'naestion of !:,- foods that uiii produce t" e i x! taum of health.' ii the p.. . n j nature will, la l.rr way, or : t! ? cerv- -;i 't . . . .- i , 1 ' ' ' : c'rrt a ul.tjry cr. 1 a rytcri t! I rT" ' ' " : - "Ldtlje Roster FUATEBMAli r.UDEit OS" EAGI.KS, BMvt u4 3rd W. O. W. 8, U. trsiow EosTxa TyPOGRAPUICAL tiO. - 210 KECOND etnrdmjr, 3 pi w; - M. I). Pilkiagton, pr-idnt; Rot H. TtlJr-tt. -irmnrt. living "to rebuild the nervet cellal This dietary should be simple" and nutritious, abounding In lettuce, spinach, .celery, " and- in .fact all green, edibles meat In modera-' tion fruits used freely few or pp rich" foods no condiments or toruaclC but; feeding il Instead of just fl!ling;it, Chewing the roods very thor oughly to 'appease-- the appetite without excess,' drinking plenty of water to make 'easler the elimina tion '6f waste - and td keep' the body ' in good' condition -and' hb stimulants which over-wprk the nerves, leaving " them tired and worn out all theae''po'lhti are well to remember;' ": v v ey- v. Mr. and, Mrs. C. Cesner or Au burn were. guests of B; B. Cesner on Sunday.-- M." M.Magee motored to Scotts Mills Saturday to visit his mother, W.hO l ill. r- . . s . .. .". .-,'' i il. McMlllen Is building - new house.. r : t5-;..- , Mrs, A. L Baker, and Frank Harris of Mill i City, and Dolly Glenn of Salem spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Harris.. , V ' D. Frystle. finished, picking lo ganberries vTuesday. . , 1T , Threshing has" commenced In bur Qo'mfnunlty; . . : - BetheI,"our nearest neighbor. Is, to.' build a modern, school, be fore the opening of school,. There were only, two opposing "votes at the'eiectloiu ". ,.;';.. ,., ": Mrs! Kemario oi Salem twa a business visitor inour neighbor hood the first of the. week., ..'.-, . .Mr. and Mrs. E. Simpson of'Sa lem were zuests of Mr 't,a ta Arthur Binega'r Wednesday. r - Labish . Center . ' Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Ishom are being congratulated .upon- the birth. Friday night of a seven- pound baby boy.,.i . . A. Horschurch, and' son and daughter were gone a few days on a camping trln -to the mountains. north at Bants1.: Ore. " ' 'V - y- Threshing is In- full swing In this - neighborhood, grain is ex ceptionally good this "season. - . Mrs. Fred TWce! is Tisiting fn Portland, and Beaver ton.! jc li ana r Airs. . tan isom ana children- Mr. and Mrs. D. De Gross 'made the ML 'Hood loon last, week-and apent the night at Cloud Cap Inn,, so as to see the beautiful sun rise Friday ' nrtirh-' tng- : r ' . T - i - '-. , . ' -. . .... . - Hazel Green' --' a j t Mr. and "Mrs." Carl Johnson and children and mother,. Mrs. Louisa juuuituu, npni aanaay wiib ner sfstef,f Mrs. Adah Jones pf Port land." ; ! ' liomer 'Davis " returned f r'o'm eastern Oregon Saturday. f . v ', Haxel Bracken broke her" arm Friday"' rv- ' ' - - - - ' Mr" and .Mrs. Carl Morris are IS . Ud pafent8 of a 80n born 1 Saturday. , . - . . . ' M,8S Matke of Lebanon is . vi4It- lh- " -an Aiorns. , t.; . , f, t . . Mr. Thrun and familv ahd B. C ZelinskiT and tamllv had & nlcnfc at Seiah Springs $uriday.' . : Gharlptte Van Cleave spent the bast, week at . Salem' with" 'her grandmother, Mrs. "Matilda1 Van ..MrsJ. W. Clark of. Salem was a guest at the F- O. Johnson .home the' past tweek, Mr. and -ira.' F. O. ' Johnson .'and " children' Elmeir and Earl and , Fj-ank,'. Jr- and guest. 'Mrs. Clarke;' spent Sunday at Wilhoit Springs. .:.' ,. . -.; .'. . '. Jerone Parmentier and "daugh terVlrgnia ot Washington visited his parents,1 Mr, 'and Mrs. George Parmentier the past week.-,' , .n . ; Rev. and Mrs. S. S. ; Turley "of Winona Lake, Ind.." who ,have flosed a "successfuf three v, weeks' meeting," Were taken, to Hopewell Monday by,. G. , O. Looney where they will- begin,, revival '.sery Ices. A. number of people from Brooks and Labish Center and some from Woodburn attended services here Sunday' evening,' 1 . : Albert Johnson and plater. .MUs Carolyn Johnson of Seattle", visited their sister, .Mrsv WtF. Rodgers at Hubbard Wednesday , , .. N . The. Woman's .Missionary assor riation. of Salem 'district will hold Its. annual meeting IVusuat J3 un der , G..U. Looney s grape ,vipe. There. will.be aerogram ol. music and . addre by t members .'of lo cala of-Salem, Hazel" 'Green and Hopewell.- : :v - f , '.-:. - , : Mr, anj Mrs. Miller Of Portland vere r week-end -gnests at t B n Cleners. . ". . I. -:cr Cliae anl family a:il brother Monroe of Parker and EI don -llaymet "of : California were nesU at'ilr: "Waiica'a Suriay . ! John Van Cleave had a 80 foot Wen "drilled "last' week.' ' " ' y : There will be service Sunday evening. alo.rrrer r.-.eetln!r r.:u! workers' 'clas -Vfc.ifcday. at - S b'cTack.' . . - 1 V :.lr. and Mrs. Jack Cambelliof crtlacd visitp.l ?r.-s". Camber.'. .icther, Mrs. Mait:.,.i. V.'clf, &lJ ; :n Archie HcC . A : ' 1 . --3 erran I f;.r :.:3. C.:r.j- WEDNESDAY MORNLN G, 1 . B.V. L . . . . 1 ( ortf tB. 1 . Local Rates CCr For Classified 1 ! Advertising . I i . 'i. Daily r SiV -3 eot par ward Ob atoatk. daila J Sntay 40 caati par wotJ la order t aara tka mar thaa ana tlaa rata, a4fartiaamaat ra. ia coaaaeatira iaaaaa. X Ad. Ukaa tor laaa thaa 15 eanta Ada. raa Sandaj OiiLY ekar(4. at aa-tuB nU. . .T AaVartiaaaaata (azeap FartaaaU a4 Eitaatioaa Waatad) will ta takaa Tar taa UUphaaa ii Ua adrartiaar I a anbacribor Va pboaa. , . t Tba Statoamam will raeaWa iitr tlaemaau at aay tiiao at tka day ar ifkl. T laiara prapar eUiaifica Uaas d a. akoald ka ia bafara T P..HC, m nilAva rtm ... t P Money to Loan Oa Ral KktaU T. K. FORl (Ofar Ladd Baak Baak) BEFORE TOa'LFAVH YOCR HOMB '--, OK CAR HAVE IT i Insured Properly Pboaa; If 1. Baia a Sedrleki, t.!s. i Baak feldr. - v ..4 2d tf -AUTOJIOBILE3 . . WIL WttJXJf .( ,.M Parti for alt. eara. We a.n for laaa. Oct ear prk.-4 a tranara. ,. Balam Aata Wraafcina Ca ,40a. ii. Ckpixb,, 8trce Pkaa lino. . ' , . laJU COiXEa ALTQ WRKCKIJJa.CO, wifl - .br,X0M'S rt "Ff Hijkan cask nra p. Qn V. Coitimorriat :1ttf GOOD SERVICE rAHl rRTRCH. MED-LBR- LrUiOi'GUOU OaRAOC. a oral rapairiat. aeaaor.Ja...Uraa. If ilia aad Roatk Commareiat. iTioaa 6S4. Smtetf AUTO TOPS " -' e 5 U 1- ; ' ' pis ra tor top; ash paikt wo ex. ,,04. Hall Aat Top 4 Paia Ebop. , A injU'.WAXTKD j; --"'- HOP PICKERS WA3TTED. tt Par-twa aw yard, ah Hltoat Raacb. aaae. Ladtpeadaoc. .117 -aaraa. and the Curtia Kaaeh. nar Talbot t tioo, JO Kriv Uaual acooaaada tioaa .farviahad.. -Yard ia aacllDt thapa. Pickioc will brjia about p tbo -lat. R(ialcr-aw at Ucorfa VTatara cicar atora. or lartiit A Coraoyar, Bos 63, over iuiiy'i atora. j"25tf present were , Mrs. Martha .'.Wolf. Mr: ' and' Tdm. Clem Wolf knd daughter'" Iona,,'. Rev. 1 and Mrs. David,' Peterson,. Mr. and . Mrs. Archie McCorkle ' and : daughter Velma.', Mr; and Mrs. Xeal Wolf and daughter of Shaw.. ', Mr. and Mrs. Cambell were Injured in, an auto accident the stage overturn ing on the way.to Portland. H r. ' ' ' AVOULD AH) : SCOPES! , - , ;: . ' " SAN . rRANCTSCO. Aug. 1. (By.- Associated t Press.) Dr. David .' Starr Jordan, chancellor emeritus' of Stanford university and' 'internationally known scien tist,' today 'announced plans of' a movement lo raise'a $5,000 achol arshfp fund for John, T.v Scopes, defendant In the recent Tennessee evolution ' trial.' ' Under the ,plan Scopes would be permitted to do graduate work in any, institution which he might. select. V General . Uarke ts ' PORTliAND. Aug '4. Hay, buyihg 'prices: Valley timothy $18f?l; 'do-eastern Oregon' $21 024.50 lfalfa ' 111; ; clover $16.o: oai hay $15.5 of cheat $15: oat and vetch $16.50; straw $7.50 per ton.' Selling prices $2 a ton motev ' ' ' " I .; r . .- . . '- ' '.. . . u ' PORTLAND. Aug. 4. " Grain futures: ; yheat. hard white, blue stein,'; Caart,. August.. September $1.52;. soft whitt ; August, Sep tember $1.51; western white, Aug ust, September $1.50; hard-winter, . August, September . $1.51; northern . spring,"' August,', Septem ber $l.:0;.r western red. t August $1.46; , September $I.4S; ,BRB hard' white,' Aus'u8t,",September $1.54... : ' -. v-. . September. $30; do gray, August. September $:;o.. . . , v . . j . I' Barley 44 pound, August,! Sep tefuber $3L. . . . , ; Corn.,. No. - .2, . eastern yellow shipment, August $4C.(i0. . Millrun. standard. August $29; September $28.1 So.- - , " ; Portland, , Aug." 4. Dairy exchange quotatiout: Iiutter, cx traa i$c. xtandard.V 4Sc; priyae Jlrsts 4 7 He; firt.n ;4 5e. --: Egga. extras,. ise; firsts 2 Cc; PTillets 32c;-. current receipts .1 ISAIXI.I, ,I:IAniIET3 I ' ' ' - - v . C UAIZI .- K.-l.w1ut '.-.'.- .--.J....j:.l.U.l4.3T . yi. I red, SAcLnt 1.; . Torr,- ifCTTToxAjra irrr : Tor heft . ... , ir: , kwa . , l?..'.0Ci ig..-t . : lr.ii bi, ...:..' 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W . ara 1 sail in C kaa- pp PP; drad at tboajaaJ of doltara' pp r,ort ' prajwtr rr aaaata,a PP PP Wa aW a kt(h yrada aaiaamaa , PP PP wba kaa boaa ,a.qceatifal aiUar PP ..' 4u rvauaa otbar PP nin I'"- So Mr. Millar, PP PP Balaamaaaiar, at ar ParUaad PP rP milium m PP.. P.ARKER BE4LTT COMPACT PP TP- lwud Porur JlU. : 7 fiik af OaJc." PP" : l5II7tf -pp PPPPPPPPPPFPPPPPPPPTH.pVpppppp 1 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPIPPP WANTEDiEmptoj-ment 19. FKATHKK3 RF!fOVATMr MKHLOWS KJTltZ v47 ok CvaiaioreiaL - POH OARDE.H PLAWIXU,. BARXMRVT . difX'ac aa4 taam work, paoaa 18P3. - ' ' 19tnt4tf , ;.v:i: ; ronnET .-j 21 J-OR RNT fcTOR KKOOU OM 8TATR - atraa - laqair nlL-T' PRINTED CI RD3. AIZB 14 BT. TV .watdtof '.'Poa- Meat," fwi 1 , acJw EtaUaAaa Woiiaaaa JDtXita,. a pon4 floor. . , POR REXT LOWER HALP OF LABOR -'-ftvidrnr a 1031 HtaU. rararS -! 'iaxliKiinc. vatfr and li(kl(. . WIXME PETTYJOHN, Realtor; -' JP0R REN Apartmcnta 23 ATTRACTIVE 4 ROOM 210 X. 14t. . APARTMENT Hall FURNISHED- I ROOM APARTM EXT. -rJa Slat.-- " , r . . 3410 2 ROOM APARTMENT JTRNLSHEU OR afarnUkad: lifhl aad --alr t . d!2 J. Hit., , ,r , ..23a5 APARTMEXTSr 110 DIVISION ST. -'-: ... 23aS POR REST APARTMENTS t9l JT. Caav aaorciaL. j - - . , HU APARTMENT - FOR - REST 2 ROOMS aad kitrhraett. $73.50. 1-rooai aad kitckaoctte. 13. . CIum ia. - 55S Mar- lan. - . - !! Ttn tiEST-RoomM' .'S31 PLEASANT ROOM. CLOSE 1N .PJIOXE . . .... . r. . . , , 2&a8 HOUSE KEEPINO OR 8LXXPINO roam a. ;t7 Chawah, ,..2iilaaf FOR REST TO .WlLLAMETTR. GIRL room aad aoard.iji..plaaaat eon n try korn. TraanTvoriation . gnarantaad. ( Piaa. alectrie Wkta. bom prmlff. 24 cara blittinui. 2i5tf PRINTED. CARD BIZJE 14- BT Ta' wordiaj, "Rama. a Rut," prk XA ..eaata aack, SUUimu Raalaaaa tiTif, ' jrroaad floor. - ... . . ROOM TOR REXT IN MODERN H0MR. tkr 4k - frav . atata kovaa. . AU - coavaalaaca. Ooatloaaaa prcfarrad, Pleaa fia rofaraacaa sad ddrea A ear itaama. - 2ii2tl rOR RENT ROOM SUITABLE TO I radaata, rit aloepnif porek priTnrft r XTarytklnj aiadara. Rafaramraa .ra r quired. Addraaa room, ear Btattma. - I . .".FOR R1LNT Houod ; 27 FOR- KF.VX 7 ROOM BCXGALOW -I. nfurniabad. taracr. (ardit, aad frail. 1'oart Ktrrrt. 27a4tf HOCSEM X)R RENT dto TO: $45 ... B1XKK A HENDRICKS -U. S. bk. bide. 27a2tt HOCSB TOR .RENT CLOSE IN. IX ' air Botol Arf, - . . - 27J9tf FOR,-KENT NIC EX.! FURNISHED - raoat a-owiw, lna- i 'a (ood paaad . atrraC' baautifal .lurnUoxc tr - mo - - . . - . . . . ' JTOME REALTT CO. 1C9 8. JIli St. - . , . J7aJ rOH RENT B-raoaa kaa at bvu X. Libartf St. Pr ataattu. '. . . W. H. tiKABENIIORST aVCO. " '. 375 Ktat 8t. - - - Pbaa SIS t - - -. , -J"a3 - FOR RENT - . 7-rat rod pttrd aoaia la arrit Salaai; 2 block a fram atraat ear. Frit traaa aad tardea. S0.OO ear maatk. Ulriek Aad Rooarta, 121 h. Com'l Piia 1 SS4. - . . 1114tt Wanted BUsccllancoas CS ' WOQDRT, THR. . ACCnONIFRr-JUTS ad furbitura for cuk. I'koaa S1L - , . . 1 -- - w 1 W.lNTi:Du-51itcflUneona S5 ! WANTED 54 I'SXn rOLDlNO CHAIRS. tfthool D.L Ha. Zi. bataa, Oraf. , . . I Sad HIGHEST PttiCES..PAXD FOR TSEa ttoraa. tool, furoittjr. StUI's L'tad Oooda Dpt ppon aatrt kaais. t ' ' r-.- 8im23U c?:t- PAID FOR ' FALS5 tf.f.th aiKl -d. piaUaam. aad 'diteardad -.Jairr. ltt f-oiIynf itiJiW'rorl -.ov .Mro, 'Michiiaa.-. - - - .. TiATi o, pkivatj: vonst- roa J k-i.a. - ' f .f iTtrH"ipjta '! sua on kind.-, ! iw La ax'Jiobmt t k 5 Or - 1 lrf, ... . 34l4tf ' . .a -- . ' ' WASTED ' . - . r i : ' A coJ X:a. H'finr ear Tral pJt oa a r',K4 f "r-r . koma with kit 5it.i Iwi i -ik Iraat, kx rtH --' I nnonnt- 1 lrr for fimi-K ' '. $J".J i'ii.i.v pitoxarKt .i-.inBl. It nl pay ycxi to u tfi" ti !, r-- 4 l-aainf to-a.' . if. I'iiA h K..'iuU.r C. - - . . . , J I ul I'llil SA LP L .- N ! - I 'L'a.IMEtl a room Uiw at Mat. 37a-" Im-IIIK'S W ' M .! I AID OtT, rl - b, i. a cr rr loJ. irt l.--,.'ai.r. i.i.a ! ) 4. - . 7a Li VIOLIN EU : fiLE. TIL. 2344-W . - - - . -.- ;j32tl :.i'!...: ..,rrr f rr.;.i.iD mxr-i. '-. - rfa7 ; ! i.T '1 i- n .,' - I bT. J. 1 i . - ' . 1 37j 7 -:. . , . ...... -. 87. rOR SALR OLD NEWSPAPERS. TXS ' "V- CUemUti. daptrtelTt Trespass Notices For Sale Tratpat Natiroa. aita 14t tarkaa. . priatad oa (oad 14 oaa-a raavaaa kaar ,0X.? I Haraby la. Tkoaa Praaiiaa tadar Paoaity . of Pf.ti" trif, 15- aab , L. ,JlIi- bUU1 Co, 8.1. frg- t7Uf watkixs PRoDrrrs tkrritort' r mitlar 1520 rara tatoBaa. - f ar.ii SELL, C8 TOCR CSED PCRXTTtTRER ' H L. Stiff k-ar.il. j rTI lxpt. Uppoaita coart aoaaa. J722U, W raaotpt lorsa la boak. H casta FOR S.LR ' PX- - - ,wT.rJ"r aaaia. ouiea, ai SaU Co i St.. 1 FOR &lL-Xlvctock 89 ,' S fRJ.S,t COW--IXyLIRE 745 JJETJ-K- 6MALL, DOQ TEL. lllt j.. -9,5" VXTEHIKARIAX DR. P1TTKR30H Pb.. 202S-W. Rt. . ii TlV "mj FB? W. LANOR, VETERINARIAN ' BEST GRADE OP. WOOD 4 ft. aad 1 lack. . . Dry aam wev r- . Orao -Mill wood. prFecaU frovJk fir, Jry ad .ld.1 , lrr d ft. aa. M(Ja aad ak. Pri lev Pt daJiTarjr aad raaaoaakU botk Ckarck. J-Uw iaa. 4 - -t pri- Id INCH OLD FIR SECOND OKOWTM . OOD COAL DRT WOOD 'PROMPT DELI VEKJ Eft. r rflLLMAX -ffM-Co ?!7t -Z-- v NURSERY STOCli 49 CUT FLOWERS, FLORAL -DESIONS. flowar for Witin. Baaaot Nara - V7,f 2233 iJaTQUd Road. Pkaaa 4. - - . - . - - 4;g FOR SALE. XIILEAP 17 ACRES OP . fiad laad. six aBiU-a-frm Raloai GoW . tnuldiBca...abo -kU altivatod kalaac paMara. Raaaiag wiui, aoa tmbr. VS all riva food toraia. Mickt aeaapt Mat Uada. J. J. Malais. tr' . Talrpboa J05F5, Saloav Or- . "' o-alo : jscraiA5Eor3 ; 01 . .BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM MaUada ar ad J a. taa ki4 iattt- ,tata .mt-232 S. Cfltuja gt... S. H. Log a. Pkaa -214. . ...... itj IALZM FUEL. TRANSFER CO, .751 . Trad- St, E, . . aa -vaad. coal aad traaafrr. mrime amd yo . " !r7r. Pboaa 7 aad It. irbt pkoiio 1A. . ... '1)7t LOST AND FOCXD . 53 : LOST A RILLBOOK WJTH MASON 10 - aad Oddfellow raoaipta. Fiadar l at Pf1m-n. R-)H. ' B5 rLRSO.VAI Hirx TREATMENT POR -APPENDICITIS It-Ia--ft-Jrtul." .rr. iBtorfaatfa. Addraaa . Hiu Q ParUaad. Or, - e$ale-la frz '1IOXEXTO LOA! - BT- alpNET. TO. LOAN QN CITT . PROP r. oitkar boUdiaf aad toaar iaa v -. priral taoatar. 1 Famj laM vita. i. aaraco coaapaay oa)r tt IH wnA (oaaifaaie addd. - Ralpk H. MrCorda. Xm. ft ad , bavaa-Mar Bidr FEDERAL FARM LOAN. 1. I. U Wood. 4L buta St. . dTaA - 4 -FARM LOANS . : Laf tio, oaay pajaiaata, Wv UtaraaA aa faaa ar oomminioBi. PRRRTNE A MARSTCS4 tit Pray Bldr . P.l .-Ora . Tttf ?i - "TA5XEL lOAXS ' 5 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPT' PPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPP PF PP PF PP : pp.. PP PP. PP pp. WANTED- PrTtat- saoaar far vail-- tacvrad- flrat Martxaxa. PP PP PP PP PP PP Aa amL - . ,-r FARTER REALTT COMPAXT "'40 C. ft Raak Blda-V , Talpba 2143 rp- PPFPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPFPPPP PPPFPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP BUSEVESS OPPORTt.MTlia 61 -4.-.0 rCIXT - SECURED - AND ' RE , tarainc 1 12i0) wi.'l f ua,o' b4 pay- ing bla ta falem.- I7"Ka, C aarrcial. Opra toaij-bt aatil S:30. . . 'i ....- - , ial STORK BU2UHXGS FOR l.FASR ONR ITHOO, tkroa otbara 25iia. C0 to f 123. Fi year laoa. BECKK iiENLRICKS' ' - C. S. bkj bwix- . Ia5 R.'.OOOD: BCSINE5SI-RE0CIRINO aWat A230O .poaa.tty part- '. S lom. A food opniaf. ti Wa. Floaa- lac, 141 fctata kU (or paxUaalart " - Jr. . .dAjiddf Bl ILDIXGS FOR. SAI.E -ROSDSD Waara. W.U aaa.yo. A to 14. Prop erty that niaat in-rai la Talaa. 121.000 aad 1 l.et-v, and f70tl to kaodlo. - - - - ' ' BECK HENDRICKJ V. B. Bk. BUf. dial RE.L ESTATE . 1 -r Own' Yotir.! Home 20-ACRE FARM- NEAR. TXf, EN R FOR rraU aal or trad at y paysrata. " S-rro trart ar-aWM . to trado lo Umlrm or Urca- City pxoporty. . TrH kn aod kt for a.1 afN-afa.' - til-BTRLDK J. M. PAiO. Ra.'tr. - 491 N. Cotta . .(..ladtf HERE'S CASH" BUT ESTATE PROP any. 9 w.-o. tak rorkrd k far Iiaa. lot of t'4" tra-' I fiaar. :IAJ1 Firirac Road. QuKk BO'.. - - r --.- -. ' bfcCKT; A KENfRlCKS C- 8. b- luit. - - - C3a3tf IV THE ;STE3EST OK EETTER AND Kir prompt- a r Xr. irt hk- . I iwiaVr . i"w i!4 kri:f tk aw. J Jia W thorouil.iy a' s - fana fru. ul, arr ai4 ivrk raacbo , rt-tfwiww. If yaa at t ia wkjrk A. C. iiii-i.V.cr.L-T Rkar. loaa and isvirea 147 No. Coauuexc.! fct, b;. Or. Ttk IWDRiAV AJLiO; -JlNiJ 4 kOOM boat; k a .trn; lo ia tba adra ( isi r-tf, mnrth . , lor a If).'. w . ' " - . . A, ; x 1 .' I i, j r'- Kj'. t t. . J . - . . . r . . . f ' . t: .- 1 to arkopL t pa ry ry . 11. A f t ftTTl T r 1 11 I 1