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3HE OREGON STATCSMAK; SALEM. OREGON
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8. 1923
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Stayton
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; Mr. and - Mrs. Lewis Kearns
drove oTer from Portland Sunday
and spent! the day visiting at the
home of Mr. Kearns aunt. Miss
Susan Kearns. . . . !
Friendaf of Mrs. James Baker
of ; Baker Idty have Just received
'ord tbatiher 12-year-old daugh
ter, Elizabeth, had met with a
tragic death by drowning In the
swimming, tank at Baker .City.
Mrs. Baker will be remembered by
Stayton people as Bernlce Hoff
man' : t ! ;4,: ' i
Mrs. Bertha Carlson of Aums-
ville was In town Monday com
pleting arrangements for a sale of
.her -.- farm equipment , and her
household goods. Mrs. Carlson
has leased the farm and will leave
as soon aa the sale Is .orer. for
Idaho where she expects to make
her home with her daughter.
Edmond Klecker -and Norval
Fisher left Tuesday morning tori gon. Gibsons Salem visited at p.
. a iwo-weeaa- camping; inp L rjeneers Wednesday evening
BreitenbuBh Hot Springs. They Mr and Mrs. C. H. Rains of
expect to scale Mount , Jefferson 0regon City visited at the J. R.
before their return. Both young RllIng home her6 last Friday.
men were stuaenis, at uaw. w. J. Fair has recently pur-
wr. and Mrs. cnet Haven wno chased a new Ford roadster.
nave Been imng nere ror me pasii Mrs. Verna Cone, one of the
year left Sunday for Gardner ndjteacherg ln the Liberty school the
evening. Ice cream was served on
the -lawn.: ' '- "'-r.rf
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dough
erty has as' their guest his sister,
Lizzie Dougherty of Fort Dodge.
Iowa, i; I. w ; : -':' i 1 i
Mr. Clarence Jory- and daughter.
Gladys, visited his brother. Earl
and family at' the Matoma .hop
ranch. . , v;':
Mr. and Mrs. Dorm aft left Wed
nesday nightt - or Grants - Pass to
visit their nephews. - They will re
turn Sunday. . - - !l
A family reunion was held at
the home of Ivan ;Hadley Sunday
when! his mother , j Mrs. A.. Hadley
of Portland and his brothers. Pro
fessor Olin Hadley and family of
Athena,! Ore., and Clifford Hadley
and family of Kelso, Wash., all
gathered there to spend thet day.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Feller of II-
lihee visited at 1 the Schlfferer
home; Sunday.
Miss Oeorgana Spicer and Miss
Laura Spicer of ''. -North i Santiam
tailed at . thev home of Mrs. Wil-
Mrs. Cloyd who ' makes her j Iiam Butiky Wednesday evening.
home with , her , daughter, Mrs. 1 j The WCTU ladies were enter-
Edward Dencer,4 spent last week 1 tained Wednesday by Mrs. John
visiting in Salem: Schif f erer. - Some work for Mrs.
; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dencer Frances Whitehead was attended
visited relatives at Monmouth last! to and general; good time was
Sunday. (had by all who were present.
L.Mr, and Mrs. Hallott McMur- Irs. Artilla Hadley returned to
phey or Fails city visited witn ner Portland Wednesday morning af
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W..H. Dor-Iter a few weeks visit with her son
man, last Thursday.- Juanita Ivan and family.
Dorman . accompanied them on
their return home and remained
until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Foil's and
Prelum
Scotts Mills
Mr. and "Mrs. Allans Bellinger
and small daughter returned home
Monday from a 10-day trip to Oak
land, Cal.,: where they visited rel
atives and friends.
Mr. and; Mrs. - J. S. Korb and
daughter, Leona, and Mrs. Jean
Adams of Woodburn motored to
Bucket camp Sunday. ,
The RNA club met for a picnic
Thursday-., on Butte creek, which
was enjoyed by all present.'; After
the , picnic dinner ; ice cream and
cake were served.
Mrs. L. S. : Rice and children
were in ; Silvertom Thursday " on
buslness.'":
MrsJJ. H. Elmer of Butternut;
Wis., and daughters ' Edna and
Augusta, of Portland, left for Port
land Sunday for a visit with' some
friends after visiting at the home
of Mrs. Kate Landwing. .. ;
' W. Ray Telfer left Thursday for
Willamina to visit relatives for a
fewdays. ' .
; " Everyone In this vicinity is busy
threshing.
Mrs. Sarah Lamb and daughter
Enid; and son Laurel, motored to
their ; homestead - above Crooked
Finger Monday. . .' .
, " . 1 1UI . au u Ml am A ' I U tf..KtO V "
There wHl, be no meeting held t.d M, -nd Mrs 0 - Brouiher
at the Methodist church her Sun-1 . r.n.h Mondav md Tne-
day on account of the institute I ay.' i - ,
at Falls City.v j - ; I Mra-lT. Manlethorne and dauch.
Mr. and Mrs. ; Paul Silke were ter Emma ef Salem 'and Mrs. J.
visitors at Hazel Green last Sun-A Maplethorpe and granddaugh
day. ! Iter. Beulah Westley. of. Portland.
Mr. Mason and family from I risited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ilore
Mill' City were visitors at', the land familr Thtirfcdav.
GOVERNMENT DREDGE IS
ORDERED TO GET BUSY
START CLEARING WILLAM
ETTE RIVER C1IA5XEL
Tkroosh Boat Hervice From 8a
-lent to Portland Expected
. i by September 5
Murphys Milt where ! Mr. Haven I past two years, was calling ln the nome ; r 0eorge Kleen - 8t Sun- t ? Mrs.': Lena, Bellinger, who has
has accepted a position with the J neighborhood last Monday. i H Kay4 T180 Attended church! beedisltlng here, returned to
company as a truck driver. . : t N. Abbott has cone to Olym-1 nete - V-: 'i-ij i I Salem Thursday, accompanied by
Mr,, and Mrs. E. Roy, In i com- Di. wash., to visit relatives. He Glen Smith Loralne Smith and I her eon, Allan.
pany with their son, Ben Roy and wU1 be 0ne for a week ot more J01 Hogan; from; Oregon City at-
nis iamuj, wno. are timuos nero Mr. and Mrs.-C W. Holder I KUlH!U 6 cio ou
from New York City, left Wednes- ha trnd . t gnvr day evening.' ' ; I
day morning for Vancouver, Bl C, creek Falls : r; Mrs. O. J.Beadles and her two
where they expect to Tisit a week Mr and Mrs. O. Lv Dencer at- daughters, Jdffce and Jean, Evelyn
with Dr. O. CWatson and family. ti.AA th Artkan- at na- Emery, Alice Hersch. Grace Kleen,
Mrs.' Watson Is a daughter of Mr. I rov 'at of Salem Thors- Myrtle Meyers and Helen Bowenl noted for their Cevotion to each
and Mrs. IE. Roy. r : Idav eventnr . . left for Falls City .Monday morn-(other, Parkersburg residents de-
S. H. Baldwin came over from Mr .nd Mm ! William Zosel lnS to attend the institute. Later iclared today; The family had just
Grants .Pass on Friday of last wet to Portland last Saturday to In tn day Harvey de Vries and I recently retarned from vacation
week and is spending a lew aays Tisit their dlnrhtera. On Sunday aniei uiscnoir went also
here looking after his place and Uw takn for ihva For the last two weeks
attending to other business mai-itne Mount Hood Loop
ters.
BOY KILLS FATHER
AND WOUNDS MOTHER
(Continued from page 1)
The government dredge," Monta
loma, of Portland will be placed
at work clearing the channel1 of
the Willamette river between Port
land and Salem within the next
ten. days, and within two weeks
from that time it is expected that
operations of the Northwestern,
river freighter of the Salem Navi
gation company, can be continued.
according to announcements here
yesterday.
At the present time the North
western is operating from Port
land to Brentano'a landing, and
freight Is being brought-the re
maining 22 miles to Salem by
truck.
The bulkhead at the head of
Grand island has been completed
so; far as piling is concerned. A
large quantity of rock is to be
hauled before the work will be
entirely completed. After com
pletion of the bulkhead at Grand
Island 'wing dams will probably
be. built at Lincoln bar. Five Is
lands' and Windsor island, it was
stated, unless wing dams are
constructed the workwill have to
be done again at some 'later time.
The Dayton Digger, prirate
dredge that was tohava been kept
on the job all summer,' fjult work
Wednesday. It was working be
tween Brentano's- landing and
Wheatland. The Mataloma will
take the same work and H ex
pected to carry it to completion
much sooner ; than the Dayton
could have done. The Montlcello
Is working above Wheatland and
is expected to have the channel
WOUNDED MAN BELIEVED
THUG WANTED IN SALEM
(Continued from page 1) ;
ha has no enemies,. and cant give
no motive for the attack, i i
The fact that Stauffer had - a
gun in his possession at the time
of the assault is explained by him
as duer to the fact that. a . week
ago two men were seen prowling
about his ranch at an early hour
In the morning. ' When , hailed.
they declared they, were prohibi
tion agents and that they had
ting It back to Salem,
Sergeant Max Flannery, state
traffic officer, .was notified im
mediately after the wreck and
piloted Dr.' W. B. Morse to the
scene. The Golden - ambulance
brought the 'two most seriously
injured persons to the Salem hos
pital while the others were taken
to' the Deaconess hospital in pri
vate automobiles.
:The remains were taken in
charge by the coroner and are be
ing .'held pending final arrangements.
on practice flights of night aai
day for a die tan ce of 100 miles 0(
more in the next two weeks. Thes
hops, to be made from San DicgoT
will be made to train officers and
men in handling the big ships of
the air in efficient manner.'
found a still on his farm. ,They
commanded him to come out of
the house. When he refused they
started to kick in a door but were
frightened away when he threat
ened them with a riric. Since that
time. Stauffer - declares, he has
carried a .revolver with him.
No information has been re
ceived as to the whereabouts of
the other bandit. 'A man rooming1
with Bingham, in Portland; was
questioned by Sheriff Bower and
Portland police, but established an
alibi. The- license number ef the
car in which the two men escaped
was taken by a telephone oper
ator as the. machine, drives; at a
high rate of speed, passed through
that town. Thn number, cheeked
by police, was said to have been
registered to Bingham. i -
The wounded man is still a n
able to talk, end no information
can be obtained from him. Hos
pital physicians say he has a fight
ing chance for his life. He is
said to be a logger, and lives ln
Portland. When ..he- entered the
hospital her stated that he had
been shot during an altercation fn
St. Helens following an automobile
wreck, irvr
i TEST FLIGHTS FLAXXED
i SAN DIEGO. Cal., Aug. 7.
(By ; Associated Press.), The
navy's planes which it is hoped
will -be able to make the flight
from San Francisco to Honolulu
the last of this month, will be sent
F. N. WOODRY
. AUCTIONEER
and Fwraitare Dealer
Buys Used Furniture
Residence and Store
1010 N. Summer St,'
Phone 511
Established Since 110
trip to a summer resort near clear between Wheatland and Sa-
the I Nevis. Minn., and they had beenliAm h th iim. ohannai'i
They re-IMeTer famUIes fcaTe , entertained planning 'for the boy's college I cleared below i Wheatland. If ne-
Mr. Baldwin formerly lived J turned Monday and reported hav-a nmher of relatives from Ohio. 1 career which was to start this fall, cessary. however, a landing can
nere qui is now ma m ""Ming had a wonderful time. ; I eifc ,uwuf ur I The crime was revealed when
doming nusiness insurants rass. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Seagrove of rn "orae- I - w.rron tiine. in th familv ear.
Ralph Urwban and wife were aalem Tiaited last Sundav with JWllllam . Roth brought hlsl
here .Tuesday evening bringing thelr dM neighbor- ReInbeck tne foriner nome of the
iHtirj"B "' w w w. Mr. ana Mrs. uoeri noiaer. - ! . v9nnnnrt a motoric totned
ical aid. This boy with some other Mr. and , Mrs. Sherman and Artnur coraier traded in his . M
chlldrenwas playing on a raft family are leavlnz the neiehbor- old . Ford ona a, fine Overland I
when he fell In such a manner as nood for Rainier. where they will -Port model -and Theodore Wit- ""as8'B: ""rVn
to break the bone in one or his make their home. Liberty's loss om.traaea nis rori touring in on l"' " :"' Z7 r
fingers. As the Urbana live south Una mean Ralniefa rain. Ford roadster. Mr. Witham awT l th automobile. He .was
Jordan th hand Was badlv m- ..j M..nr t ti-h -4 Prefers a car that has onlv onllen oacx, lurnea over 10. ine
swollen by the time they reached children and Miss Pearl Scott re- Mat, eliminating epectatora-ln the8heriff of Grundy county and of
be made at Wheatland, connec
tions being made from there to
Salem by truck.'
Mr. Karr expects , to get Uhe
boat line running through to Sa
lem by Sept. 5, the date hop grow
era are expected to begin ship
ping.
TWO ARE KILLED IN
WRECK ON HIGHWAY
(Continued from page 1) ,
to a stop against the culvert, the
trailer hanging over some, water
in the ditch. :
Only the fact that the touring
car was equipped with a steel
top saved the lives of others in
the machine, according to auto
mobile men who investigated the
accident, as the machine was rest
ing on a rock. The drive shaft
was broken, the top demolished
and one side of the machine dam
aged. Owing to its position, the
wrecking car crew had consider
able difficulty in bringing the ve
hicle onto the pavement and get-
Saturday Special
18
Thin, Blown
Glasses
for
98c
A Rare Bargain
Think of it, 18 clear blown glasses, six each of the glasses shown
above for 98c. The quality is wonderful, clear, welt finished.
Optic design. The set contains six each of grape Juice or min
eral tumblers, water or table tumblers and cold drink or ice tea '
tumblers. At the price they are a rare bargain. Think of how
many times you have been short of glasses. Now is the time to
bujTa complete service which will answer all your needs.
Housewives
As a special Inducement we Invite yon to our new Housewares
Department in the Basement
1 i
Menama
here.: . ,7. tummt hnm last' Raturrt-r aftar rear Beat, .
Dr. C. H. Brewer performed a I havinr spent the .week at Flor-
intricate piece or surgery on oneieQce
of the sens brothers uonaay wnen i Mr. and Mrs. Yates and baby
be waa prougnt nere ror treat- B0Q Woodburn were recent vis-
menL In some manner his hand htors of her sister. Mrs. W. H.
was caught in a rapidly revolving Iporman.
eiece of machinery comnletelVI
severlnk'all the tendons in the XXT ' A A1iaTHiT watt . A ftr ati I tul-"-
back of the hand near the wrist. Oregon on a, motor trip and may i 00tt"B jn Den on
Dr. Brewer ;;,. gathered up the U,, cn: to Canada on a business Blckllst ,;L; L' . ,
broken tendons, ranlaclnsf them lii I u, A.nw t Mr. and Mrs. C. Cox of Salem
v : w 3 . " in i. . axaa. vuuca ovu vuio atvuti . f - a j
tneir natural positions, splitting Alberta, Canada, about six weeks "",BCU ",ruuu ;iUCUtti"a' """
Mr, SCone , received word that
her two sons had arrived in North
Percy and Frank Jadd aild Dakota.: They made the trip by
some of them in order to fill 4d
where , sections were . completely
torn away and 'states the hand will
' soon be in Its normal condition,
barring complications.
ago
Liberty
moved here from Railhead, where
they spent their vacation, Mrs.
Matheys having ; charge . of the
ML. film Arm Tnr. w. nr. I commisoaray laere. air. MMUewt
night guest of Mrs. 0. U Dencer WL" b tbe. pT'?sor In. the 8"d1
scaooi ' Bgam . uiu cumins bcuwwi
evening; on their return trip from
the LoU-Larson mines. They re
ported a wonderful trip.
I Mr. Bass and Mrs. J. Blum and
children have been ill for several
RossMathews andtemny have Mulk : family of
Oak Ridge
year. .; .'-;..;. ; . j
Game . - Warden Roach spent
Thursday, and : Friday in I Oak
Ridge ; 'V
VAr. Gasha. proprietor of : the
Oak Ridge Bakery, has gone to
Cresent Lake for a week's outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Craner,
local druggists, . are spending the
week with Eugene relatives and
friends.
Mr. and " Mrs. John ; Kelly . left
They
expect to return the first part of
next week.
Mr. O'Neal of lie Union Pacific
railroad was in town Tuesday on
his way to confer with the presi
dent of the rifle team of the Ore
gon National Guard. A tourna
ment is to be. held In Ohio and
Mr. O'Neal succeeded in getting
the reservations for the team, to
go over the Union Pacific. :: The
trip from Oak Ridge to Odell Lake
was made by auto in - company
with J. A. Neal of this place. H i
Mr. and Mrs. -Bowman of Bow
man Stakes Jewelry store have
gone to Denver, leaving on ac
count of Mr: Bowman's 111 health.'
Mr. Stake and family have left for
Arizona but eventually expect - to
locate In Florida. Mr. Campbell
6t St. Helens contemplates going
into the jewelry, store here buft it
is not definite, however, we hope
that he or some one else will
grasp the opportunity and open up
the business again as it Is a very
good locatfon.
Saturday: night.
; Mr. and Mrs. Dorman visited
their son, J. H. Dorman at Falls
City Sunday.-
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Dorman and
daughter visited with theirw son-
in-law and daughter; Mr. and Mrs.
H. McMurphey of Falls City Sun
day.. Mr. and Mrs. George Jory, .Mr.
and, Mrs. P. 3. Dencer, Mrs. J. R.
Rains,- V'enlta and Verda , Rains,
Mr and Mrs. O. L. Dencer. Mrs.-M. ii
f a - v-u-P - ' .ZZ riiJ I Tuesday for Hood River.
uu iiiui iia. n iiiu
Hales . and children, , visited .Mr;
and Mrs. J. V, Dencer In Salem
Sunday,'.' ' .;;:. ,
.Willis Hales of Seattle, son-in-law'
of, Mrs. George Jory, came
Sunday' accompanied by his father
and mother and with his family
who have been visiting here the
past two -weeks left Monday for
the coast to spend a few days, will
visit at Pendleton and Walla. Wal
la and return to Seattle. ' M
Mr .and Mrs. C. H. Dencer and
Cecil Dencer . returned Sunday
'after spending a week at the
beach.
J. ft Rains has been out with
'his. hay press and crew of men
during the "past week.
;Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuebler has
gonetb eastern Oregon for a two
weeks' stay.;, J;;., 'v.. -"7 r'-M'-
Lester Rains visited friends at
' Dallas Suiaday. v. , 4 , 'i '
.ft".! r.pS T wat "VS SyL?.!fS!.d..
beach. "1. v.;.", ;-..
' Miss Ruth Dougherty and three
girl friends of Salem leftist Sun
day by stage.; will spend several
days at Rocka way Beach. ' Mies
, Dougherty; wtU join , the Artisans I Mr .McHenry of Salem called on
at' Neah-Kahnle' Beach August 15 1 Mr. J. Cook. Sunday.
when they hold their conclave and fWilllam .Butzky fell and hurt
weeks outing, August 15 to 22. his back and side- badly last
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dencer Thursday while doing some team
made a business trip to Portland I work at his home
Tuesday.' . . ; ; I Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas of
Mr. and Mrs Albert Dougherty Salem called , on Mrs. Charles
' and baby son of Oregon City were Cummings Sunday evening.
Sunday, visitors with their parents Mrs.' .Helen Butzky returned
. here, returning Monday accom- Saturday from a visit with . her
panled by Mrs. Dougherty's sister, son . in Montana where she has
- Miss Ellen Newens who will be been for the past months. : .
t their guest. for i. week.,l xv Mrs., Caroline Drager had her
: . Edd Tack has gone to visit rel- daughters, Rose and Caroline," and
,'atives at his old home, in Ar- her son. Bam, home for the week-".-
ksnsas. -it- end.'--"--
Mr,, and Mrs.r EdwialThomas of MFlifet,,and ,faK!!y. and Mr;.
"Salem and Mrs. Palmer ofMed- andj Mrs.. Arthur Kaak were
fcrj vj;!-1 f 'PWi 1?H rriiaT W, a rici5 Cz-iiTr '
Salem drove to Mehama Sunday.
Grandma Mulkey returned' with
them. i
Mr. W. "Morton and son Jack
and Messrs.. White and Bowman,
sisters of Mrs. L. Morton, drove
up from Portland and spent the
day with her. . . . ..
R. Cartwrlght and family of
Salem spent the ; day at the camp
ground ! Sunday. I .
. Mr. Bohanan has gone to To
ledo for a few days.'
lickey
' : Mr. and .Mrs. L. Dickman and
Mr. and Mrsv .F. Dickman were
among those who picniced at Ha
ger's grove Sunday.
. : A. Jordan, has rented his farm
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Magee and
daughterss Margaret and Hasel
visited : friends and relatives , in
Portland thia week. :,
! Paul Miller a nephew of A. C,
Parson.1 won . first prize In the
boys thrift contest-conducted by
the Rotary club of Sallna Cal. In
the six months he earned $325.15
and saved $310.15. ..
Mr .and Mrs. W. Corbitt made a
business trip to Eugene last week.
Michael Fltspatrlck is visiting
relatives at Bonners Ferry, Ida.
flcials telephoned to Parkersburg
to verify his story.
Officers there found the body
of the father, and found , Mrs.
Vandervoort's badly Injured but
still conscious. j . : f
The sheriff's Investigation to
night disclosed that the boy had
purchased the rifle yesterday aft
ernoon at a local hardware store I
and that when he was asked by his j
chums - what he intended to do
with the gan, he. refused to tell.
He made no effort however,- to
conceal his purchase of the gun.
Then, according to the sheriffs
Information, he took the gun
home, took; it apart and wrapped
the parts in pieces of gunny sack,
hiding them in his tent.
- No argument Immediately pre
ceded the shooting, the sheriff's
"My father heard me coming up
thev stairs and called - 'who's
there?' " the sheriff says the boy
told him. "I didn't answer but
just let him have it as he stepped
from the bedroom door," the boy
is quoted as saying.
At the hospital ln Parkersburg.
where ; Mrs. Vandervoort was
taken, it was said late tonight
that - she, would recover if .blood
poisoning or lockjaw did not re
sult from the wound.-
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