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TUESDAY JfORNivOVsErtnniERC'.'i&i '.r.''ll
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By AUDRED BtfNCII, Phone 106
MEWS
Farewell Party ; 1
The home ot RevereM and Mr.
P. W. leaner was the scene of in
enjoyable farewell surprise party
on last Friday evening: honoring
Franklin B. Launer who left last
week for Columbia, .Missouri. A
musical program added to the
pleasure of the ievening. At a late
hour delicious -refreshments of
punch, ice cream, and cake were
served. ' ,, " -r-':i .
'. In the group were:. Reverend
and Mts. O. W. Lovell. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wilson,' ,Miss Verna
Martin, Miss .Leolyn Barnett. Miss
iJorenze Coinbassol, Miss Susan
Martin, Miss Helen, Tooze, Miss
Annabel Tooze, Miss Ruth Pence,
Miss Margaret Orr, Miss Margaret
IoveH, Miss Lois Vbeeler, Miss
Eiflef Crimes, Mrs.. Burch, Miss
Beulah : Launer, Linden Maetin,
Fred Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
launer. Franklin B. Launer, the
honor guest," and Reverend and
Mrs. F. W. Launer. ; '
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Guests at Churchill Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cnurchlll
entertained as their house guests
over the Labor. Day week-end,' Mr.
and Mrs. J. S Elton and' daughter,
Jane, and Mr.' and 5frs;. George
Weller And son, "Gordon Churchill
Weller, all of Portland.
Ruth Ross in.Medford '
MUs" Ruth E. Ross will return
tomorrow from Medford where
she is assisting 1n the organization
i a Southern 'Oregon VGirls' Con-
rereneew c Miss jioss moiorea as
far k Wl Creek with Mrs. J. E.
Ferguson and daughter, Martha.
In ; Wolf Creek she was the guest
'r6t 1 Bob" and Helena "Storey who
ook her, on an excursion to the
'Oregon Caves. ' Miss Ross wrltes
hhat the Med ford. Chamber of Com
'fnerce la treating every conference
girl to a trip to Crater Lake. )
To Make Home in Portland
Mr. land Mrs. Stanley Alien
ftft Irene Curtis) .left yesterday to
sV make their home in Portland, aft
1 er spending the week with Mrs.
Allen's mother, Mrs. L. G. Curtis,
245 Myers street. 1
1 Several , informal . parties were
given by friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen while they were in the city.
est grades in seven subjects, it is 1 2304 Haze) Avenue. Mrs. Oglesby
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announce i ne; aiumnae cup lor has been a guest during the six
me mgnesi graaes in lauh was
won by Mary Elizabeth Wheeler,
the Pittock cup for the highest
grades in English! by Deborah Hall.
and the Meyer tap for the highest
grades in. mathematics by Mary
Maiarkey. -Oregbnian.
Mount Hood Loop Trip
Mk Anna Paulsen rf Unhhard
and Miss Maybeli propp spent the! Guests at House Party
weeks that she was gone in Mis
souri.
Yomarco Class
The yomarco class of the First
Methodist church, will meet this
evening in the club room for a
pot-lunch dinner.
i social, cxLmmAn I
W- . . TO DAT
Willamette Shrine. No.' 2. Or
der of the' White" Shrine of Jeru
salem. Tuenday evening. 8 -o'clock.
Yomarco club. First Methodist
church. Pot-luck dinner. ' j
Wednesday j
Young Married People's
First Presbyterian church,
o'clock dinner.
jbver pressure height, and at least
one case on record where a ship
was hrcught over, prf asure height"
at vr speed -of or?r 1 meters per
serpnd, ThUiship came put of
the ''difficulty somewhat strained.
but with flying colors." "
club.
6:30
week-end taking the trip around
the -Mount Hood I Loop. ''.'They will
be guests In ' Portland for a few
days of Dr. and Mr.' Harry Charl
ton before returning to Salem. Dr.
and .Mrs. Lnaruon were guests oi
Mrs, Charlton's mother, Mrs. L. F.
Prbpp, om. Sunday. ;
T.
Miss Lorena. Geer and Miss
Leona Geer ; were jrecent guests of
the Misses Olive and Dorothy Met
tlej at the Charles Mettler sum
mer home at the root of Mount
Hood.
Returns Home
Miss Jean ' Wilson, the daughter
of Irs. Ella Schulx Wilson." has
returned from a summer's vaca-
Stayton
To Attencl Harvard
TXT fo! Crofiiv" a onn rif XT r
and Mrs, F.'E. Shafer. will leave P'0" at Hfo. California at the
- - ' 1 home Of MTU. TtThlfn-w fjlll D,.h
this morning lor seaiue ana v an- i - - ' -
1
couver, u. vJ., en route ioiiarv-
aTd university wheTe he will en
roll for the coming year, s Mr.
Shafer will go a the Tjanadian
Pacific route, stopping at both
Lake Louise and Banff. Frank
AUstock is making the trip with
Mr. Shafer and
Harvard. He is
Will also attend
bt Portland.
Return From California
Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Clowser
B. J. Teel and
have recently re
turned from a threeweeks motor
trip to California after spending a
few days sight seeing, in Sn Fran
cisco they visited the i itedwood
parks of giant trees, and the old
missions at Mt. j Carmel and San
Juan. Then they went ; later.,, to
the Yosemlte valley, coming home
by way of Sacramento.
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Guests in Harrinburg
Mr. and Mrsi-. Albert Richard
Wetjen and Murray Wade were
guests over the Week-end in Har-
jriaburg. Tbey visited at the Fred
erick Davies home.
Week-End Trip '
Mr. ana Mrs. u. unien are
spending the Labor day week-end
on an Interesting motor trip
around the Mount Hood Loop.
They are accompanied by their
two children, Dorothy and Billy.
Sohulz.)
Miss Wilson Leaves
i M,9 Carolyn Wilson, the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wilson,
left yesterday for Coquille, Ore
gon, where she will teach duriirg
tne coming year. ;
MLis Hatch h Guest
I Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Triner are
entertaining as their house-guest
at their home, 1321 Rural Ave
nue, miss Helyn Hatch of Van
couver, Washington: '
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Muts Evans 'Leaves ' h
Miss Margaret Evans, daughter
or Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Evans, left
late last week for Pasadena; Call
Saturday
Salem Woman's club. Club
house.' S o'clock.
SltYEKTOX. sept. 7 (Spe
cial) Honoring Miss Nettie la
teberg. Miss Agnes llatteberg.
Reuben Jensen who leave soon to
take up their work at the Oregon
agricultural college. Miss Alice
Jensen and Miss Lillie Madaen
were hostesses at a party Sunday
evening at the Jensen borne. Mar
igolds and golden glow were used
about the rooms. "Guests - were
the two Misses Hatte bergs, Mr.
Jensen, Alfred Jensen; Edwin Hat
teberg, William Hatteberg, Cora
Satern. Wiona Palmer, Harold
Larson, Victor Madsen.
The B. S. Prather melon gar
dens , at Yoderville. a few miles
east of Silverton, are drawing
considerable attention from Sil
vertonians. Mr. Prather has in
creased his acreage this vear ' to
six acres. He has added several
new varieties, among which were
some fo. which the seed I for
planting cost him as high as fifty
dollars a pound. Hundreds j of
people . from both . Marion and
Clackamas counties visit the gar
dens each Sunday.
Miss Ida .Twedten of the Mar-
Ion County Health Bureau of Sa
lem has located at Silverton. Miss
Twedten is a trained nurse, and
will look after: 15 school districts
Out of town guests who spent
oeveral days here la it -week were
Mrs. Fttzhugh Down and Mrs.
Norman Davie and son Cornelius
who visited at the James P. Davie
home. The party reft Sunday for
their home' tn Portland. Mrs.
Down is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Davie. i
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.MUs. Hazel Lambert who has
tlon at the farm home of her par
ents near here, left Thursday for
Burleigh, Idaho, where nhe is a
teacher In the city schools. This
Is the third year Miss Lambert has
taught In the Burleigh, i schools.
whkh speaks well for her efficien
cy In rwr work. j
Miss Lois wnllama who ins
been spending the summer vaca
tlon here with her skier. MlS'i
Ella Williams, left on the first of
the week for her home In Port
land. For a number of yeara Miss
Lois has been on the teaching
lette (Lorlei Blatch ford) have re
turned home after a transcontinen
tal motor trip oh which they left
the 19th of June. Mr. and Mrs.
Gillette will make their home in
Portland. ,' 'V." x " " -
Goes, to Corvallis
Miss Bva Toomey who haa heen
Program Given 5
i An interesting program was
sponsored on Friday of last week
by the Salem Woman's club.
through the institutions commit
' lee, when they were Invited to pro
ride an interesting entertainment
Uor the boys at the state training
school. L. M. Gilbert, the super
intendent, introduced ; Robert C.
Paulus as the chief entertainer on
the program. Mr. Pastas fold" in
! a detailed way the jjrotess of mak
ing slides, introducing a number
;on the . screen. ; The program
opened - with orchestra, numbers
'under, the direction of Mrs. Her
bert Evans. .Later, Miss Loma
Klzer gave two piano numbers,
S after which Mrs. S. H. Van Trump
. gave readings introducing realistic
'bird calls.
' Those motoring, out for the
evening were: Mr and Mrs. Rob-1 Mrs. Oglesby Returns
foraia, where she will teach during Her headauarters will be at Sil
inn nm t nn
vans l verton where she has taken rooms
gTaauatea In California last June. 1 at the H.
Miss Shelton Home
l Miss Beatrice Shelton is home
from a two months vacation spent
in Engene, Portland, and eastern
Oregon. Miss Shelton's vacation
included a number of beach trips! vested as soon as possible
ana attendance at various con
certs and muairaleo- '
AIR DISASTER PROBED
, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. White and BY GERMAN NAVIGATOR
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fandrick (0Btifd from pr D
have lust returned from ' a de- vi. -TT7r. v-Li -
B.-Latham home.
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A number, of hoppickers work
ed In the Silverton fields on Labor
Day. Growers feared the" unset
tied weather of the past few days
and wished to get their hops bar
years. She leaves her husband.
one son, Edward Clark, two frit
ters and a' brother to mourn "h r
loss.--Rev. Hay ofthe"Cnrfsnan
church reaJ the! burial eervU-e.
Many neighbors from the Howell
district where the family resided,
attended the funeral ervlce.
The Second street bridge across
the Salem Ditch company's canal
which has been in a broken down
condition and a menace to the
traveling public as well as an eye
sore to the residents ot the com
munity for the greater part rtf the
summer, has been repaired and
nut In rfT Air in K t r-n rr cA
over once more. Street Commit lport,on
loner Heary Smkh bad the work
In charge. i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall left
Saturday noon for Roeburg where
they remained over the week end.
b pen ding, the Labor Day vacation
with Mrs. Hall's son, Orville
Adams. t'
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roy and their
two sons left Saturday for their
home in New York City after a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.
Roy's iarents. They were accom
panied as far as Portland by Mm.
William Smith, a si.uer of Mr.
4 C miles of water separata us from'
Asia. ; ' - " .' ?
.!Many will, -auppoit Colonel
Mitchell If he will confine his at
tack to where It helongs. to the
political heads. . lie knows that
both services, the army and the
navy, are forced to play politics.
''Congress knows the facts. The
direct fault and remedy lies with
the people who are not Interested
In the army, the navy or national
defense.
"The popular slogan of 'reduce
taxes" has killed all sense ot r ro-
Sammarixiag the situation oa
the Pacific, the report says: .
"The fleet must. be. fully main
tained, naval bases must. Ve4bjlt
and above all. our aUiitWane
must be detelopeLw " - -
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- ham nrr n.xKs orvn
, SEATTLE. Sept. 7 DUcovery
of new halibut banks off the Aleu
tian islands is likely to Lrlag
about the revival of the halibut
trade through this port a. report
of E. A. Wakefield. American con
sul at Prince Rupert. B. C. made
IoyV
Mrs.
eek e
Anna Mayion enjoyed a I
end visit at the hone of her
staff in the Portland schools, and daughter. Mrs. Adele Schellberg in
will take up her work Immediate
ly for the ensuing year. ;
The regular meeting ' ot the
grange was held in the Masonic
hall on Saturday the 5th. an all
day session with a basket lunch
at the noon hour, made the day a
Salem, returning home Sunday
evening. ' ;
W WW a -
i-eier nirrseucn and wire were
among those coming from a dis
tance to spend Sunday with Stay-
ton relatives. They returned to
their home In Portland after j
pleasant one for the members 1 visit with his mother Mrs. M. Hirz-
present. The Stayton branch oflseifen.
the grange is rapidly growing in
membership, six new names. hav
ing been submitted at this meet
ing.
Mrs. Thomas Gourley and son.
Dwight of , Tacoma, Wash., in
company with Mr. and Mrs, Will
iam Sargent of Newberg, were vis-1
Itors at the pretty suburban home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Lambert on
Friday of last week. Mrs, Gourly
is a sister of L. S. and P. II Lam
bert.
W. W. Spicer of North Santiam.
crusher crew, was taken suddenly j UUMo I UCrLiioH ID
Mr. and Mrs,..Theil of Salem
were here for a few hours Sunday
visiting with their niece. Mrs. E.
T. Matthieu. i
Among those1 motoring a dis-1
tance away . from town. Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mach who
spent the day at Eugene. .Their
children accompanied Mina Rose
Dozler to her home near haw.
where they enjoyed the day on the
farm. . , . .
and seriously til at the plant here
Saturday" morning. Dr. Beauchamp
was. called and found it necessary
to at once transfer the stricken
Return JFrom
Mr. and Mrs.
Honeymoon
Clarence J. Gil-
t ;'.!'.
i The Barbara Frietchie Tent No.
2 Daughters of Veterans, will
I meet in the Armory on Wednesday
evening, September 9, at 8 o'clock.
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The opening fall meeting of Hal
Hlbbard auxiUary U. S. W. V. was
a. u Driiv vi ma iuaw uayycuvuf
he maintained, "the airship, when
properly constructed, handled jaral
cared for, is the safest way! 4
human transportation. Years thit
are to come will prove this to he
so. And in the passing of yeari,
with "the greater and more "pro
nounced success of airship tranl
ponauon, wm come me reaiiza-
held at the home of Mrs. Leroy 0on that the greater regard If 4
Hewlett .on ortli Summer street. 1 the safetv of the Jiellnm thanifdu
KIm h2r2 ,7J A 8bort e lives'otlhoseTnow our he d,
? &J-?02J whkh.ln- has broughV about this ghastrj
is leaving for Corvallis. She Vill
be at. the Corvallis General hos
pital.- : ,: .yy--; : i y 1
Grange Meets il - ' :
At the last meeting of the Brush
College Grange arrangements were
made for the exhibit which the
community will make at the Polk
county fair which will be held in
Dallas the last three days of this
week.- -" V
eluded plans for the gifts "to the
Needle work Guild f and Teports
from the department encampment
held in July at the "Farthest
West" town -Port Orford. Ir.
and Mrs. Leroy Hewlett. .Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Pugh, Mr, and Mrs. O.
Captain Heinen said the Shen-
sltuation.'
andbah had been turned over1 hy
her constructors . to the eovera
ment with "safety valves, suffi
cient in number to withstand enry
kind of weather conditions, which
J. Hull and Mr. and Mrs. John cur past experience had taught ns.
ett Paulus, Mr. and Mrs. S. H.Van
Trump, Mrs. Frank M. Erlckson,
William Fordyce Fargo, Mrs. S.
M. Endlcott, and Mrs. Lura Cass
i French!
. Vacation at Coast
Mr. and Mrs. William Krause
and family arrived in Salem Fri
day evening and accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Al Krause and son;
spent the Labor day vacation at
'the coast. - , :
Vacation Is Ihioved
.' t Minnetta Mayers, - teacher ot
voice, has heen spending a delight
- Itl vacation : at Columbia Gorge
. hotel, on the Columbia river high-
way. She enjoyed a splendid rest,
land has returned refreshed for her
; work this fall.
St. Helens to Open t
The fall term at St. Helen's
hall will open Wednesday, Septem
ber 9. Friday and Saturday are
registration days. This school la
conducted by the Episcopal church.
for elementary and academic work
for girls.
Cornelia Ireland won the gen
eral scholarship award for the sen-
Mrs. C- M. . Oglesby who has
Bertelson were delegates from the
local camp and auxiliary. Follow
ing the. business session a social
ihour was enjoyed. Mrs. Hewlett
being assisted by Mrs. Pugh in the
erving of refreshments. The auxil-
1 do not limit the successful
combat of the ship to 'any ordia
ary. weather. We have had cases,
where such ships have been hurled
INADEQUATE, SAID
(Continued from pa( 1)
attack on the army and navy air
man to an Albany hospital where I services, says:
medical attention was given.
'Colonel Mitchell brings out a
AY FEVER 1 :
If you cant "gt away,"
the attacks with !
V VAPORUD
Omt ITJUJIiim Jan tW rry
The Misses Cora Turnidge of I vital point In his charges, namely
Eugene. Pearl Turnidge of Port-1 that an air attack on this country
land and Laura Turnidge. who would come via Alaska where only
spent the summer at Gates, were
guests at the home ot their aunt.
Mrs. Carey- Nott over Sunday and
labor day.: Another guest at the
Nott home ' was Eugene Coats ot
Vancouver, Wash., a brother oti
Mrs. Nott. i i
The remains ot Mrs. Edith Lake
wife. of. William Lake, was
brought here for burial, funeral
services being held from the Wed-
dle chapel Sunday afternoon with
Interment In Lone Oak cemetery.
Mrs. Lake passed away In Salem
Friday noon at the age1 of 41
FURNITURE
AUCTION!
Wcdnesl, Sept. 9
533 N. 16th . Street
1:30-p.m. r
Watch Papers For.
'Particulars
MRS. SCHWAB, Owner
F. N.Woodry,
Salem's Leading Auctioneer
PJibne 511
Not connected la business,
with any other Woodry -
been on an extended Tvlsit in thejiary had as its guest Mrs. Chris
east has returned to her home at Quail a member from Silverton. n
We handle vthe, car that. took first and
second places in yesterday's events
i Cleveland and Marmon
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'Mxm
ior year student, having the high- j
: 25 ' 1
is the
right price
to pay for a
! good tooth
-paste
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TOOTH PASTE
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first place iii every event it entered at the
auto races at the state fair, grounds
' ' " ; yesterday . !:
The Marmon took second in the V.
, 30,mile event -
It jproved to have more nower and sneed
than other cars entered. It was not taken
out or delayed by any trouble. -
li was equal to the
gruelling test
This car will be on exhibition at our show room the
remainder of the week. Don't fail to see it and let us
explain to you the construction of such a car.
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MacDotiaid
Auto Go
Corner Cottage, and Ferry . ;(;
Marmon Cleveland-MChandler
P. S. r Our Big Fire Sale
' Starts Today- Better Iiiyislijiate , V
IIrom the Great tacs to the Gulf, America's greatest river flows
y, majestically; iThrough the heart of the ; country: it takes its .
course, broadening ami deepening as lesser rivers empty their flow
into its cm lent, Farmsanid cities on its banks find it a soiree of. Indus-.
try and a means of supply; ..-""t " ; t"
tThroogh the cuuaUy runs another river, as continuous as th'e Mis
sissrppiia its flow.; It is the river of thought "which," oay and niht, '
moves through the lanid andyitalizes the national life. Its source
lies .in the, peoplc'&'knowl edge that enmmnni cation with all parti of
- the coantry is possible. It is asstream that deepens jk! broadens and
. grows stronger as thooght is added to thought, as the tnind of one
community joins the mind oFanothcr. ;!''',' V
' America's natloaal telephone system Is z channel f brtSs" river, 'for
1 System service unitesall sectionsof the ccrntry. It leaves no gap
in the pathway of communication. Itknows nprjffntyJburs,vn
any corner of the natiOQ that is toaTcmotcto bejcacDed. .
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see novs goo a ivjeeisi
Many of us eat too much.
Don't nibble between meals z
and spoil your real - appetite '
Don't humor, that false hunger ; ;
you think you feel!
Take a bite of WRIGLEYS let '')
its friendly, satisfying flavor allay
the false craving, settle your stomach
-and get you ready for a 'good meal.
And AFTER .EVERY MEAL .let
it pleasantly aid digestion, arid
CLEANSE THE TEETH!
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"after everyjtffdl "
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"Yon can play on the 'new
floor by morning," proraiaes
' Dad aa the kiddie toddles off
to bed. And Dad continues
his painting of the floor tint
must be used next diy.
As the name Implies, OVER
NTTE FLOOR ENAMEL,
will, tmder favorable condi'
tjfT7t Jry overrugh.t. Floors
in constant use can be kept ,
looking bright and clean with
tbis Ligri'gloss enameL It is
easy to apply said a quart is
sufHdent to paint the floor of
tie average room.
' comes in nuaber-cf attrac
I with' ligbtclored wood
j work. You will find complete
instructions on every can.
You can now paint your property and pay on
the Bass-Hue ter Monlhly Payment Plan, Call
and let us explain this plan to yon.
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HAUSER BROS.
" 372 Stale StreetSalcrt