THURSDAY MORNING, -MARCH -11, 1926
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Death of Inventor of theAVatcrbouse Butt Hook, Used in
Logging Full Military funeral at Falls. City Today
Community News of Local Interest in That Part of
Polk County r ;
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t Rolls WateThouse-was;bora at
Monmouth, 1 0regon,' In l$71,t be
ing the son of a pioneer! Oregon
family, long- residents of that com
munity. - He" passed away at the
Salem General hospital on Monday
March V 1926; - . t -
When 19 iyears of age Mr, Wat
erhouse cwent to ,Newport;where
he learned the btacksmithing trade
from his -j brother-in-law',; Frank
Dclaney, and afterward returned
to Monmouth and owned -a shop
there. Alter he sold his; shop in
Monmouth he worked in Falls City
and in neighboring logging, camp,
and abont two years ago bought
the blatksnjith shop Jn Falls Citj,
which he was running at the time
of his last Illness. '., '' . ' j
L In 1 9 09,f after work ing. on the
p.m.. - " ' 1 A - " m WT. A. L '
J pians I or gome lime, wr, vyaier-
house perfected what is known to
: -loggers as ,the""Waterhouse butt
? hook," which is used extensltely
i by western loggers.' He' sold " his
; patents,' after manufacturing them
,t- ! himself for! at while, to 1 D.. Mai-
lory & Co. of Portland, by . whom
the hooks are now put out. , This
lis said to be the best hook of its
kind now In use. - , , i
In 1907 Holla . Waterhouse and
i Gertrude Perrin were married at
the home of her sistec In Portland.
They have three children, Louise,
Bethel and Daniel, who, with Mrs.
; Waterhouse, all Buxviye, liTing in
t Falls'Cityw ri .; v , . , . " ji f. "v
' Three sisters, ; Nellie Water
house of " Salem Mrs f Minnie
. Frank Delaney ; of Crescent City,
Cal., and Ola Milne of Calwa, Cal.,
also ; suryire J ' ' - v - -. ' ' : j'
1 - - Funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. A." H. Dodd on Wednes-
day,? March 3,' with interment at
: the Knights of Pythias cemeteijy in
Monmouth; where - the remains
' were laid at rest In the ; fatally
' lot beside his father; brothers and
j sisters. ' i : s Y'1 I
Rolla Waterhouse was a man of
: strong convictions, of upright' life
f and sterling character, a friend to
i all, and a kind and loving father.
lie will be missed In the commun
ity, as well as in'hia home.' '
J on& tTsefal life Finished "
Grandma Chamberlain passed
away at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Rida j Llneback, in Albany;
Or., March 3, 1926, following sev
eral weeks' Illness, the result of
an accident when she fell, break
ing the homes of her hip. . M '
: Rebecca! Elizabeth Belien jwas
born In MarysTille, Mo., April 16,
1853, coming to Oregon with! her
father when 8 years of age,.- the
family making the trip by ox-team.
In, '18 7 OiRebflcca Elizabeth Belieu
and James T. Chamberlain were
united In i marriage at Independ
enee, Or and of this f marriage
seven ; children ' were born. : ! Five
children jsurvive, - one I daughter.
- Mrs. Rida Llneback residing in
Albany, and fours, sons, Dee, of
Longview; Wash., John of Salem,
' Frank oti Pendleton, and George
of Falls City. She also leaves one
sister,- Mi-b. Ellis Lynch of Amity,
and one; brother, Leander Belieu
of Dallas, a number of , grandchild-
' ren, and four great grandchildren,
Since the death of her husband
In. 1910 Grandma ' Chamberlain
. had been ; making her home? with
lift if nnffVIn In Ittianv nil 4
Kaiem, visum g me otner memDers
of the family at times.: The family
had resided in Falls City for: sev
eral years, and for that time Mrs.
Chamberlain had been united with
; the Christian church ot Falls City,
During her younger life she was
very active in church work,, always
taking part In . what was for the
. good of those around her ' r
- Funeral services were conducted
Friday at 10 o'clock at the Church
Of Christ. Rev. A: H.' Dodd' con
i ducted the services; speaking from
a part of the 12 th verse of the
first chapter of Second Timothy:
'1 know whom I have believed and !
4 'Jam persuaded that lie is able to
fkeep that which I have committed
! tjunto Him against that day,V-.Spe-'
cial music -of ' hyrans,.-especlally
,- favored by the departed, were sung
:. by a women's quartet. Many very
; beautiful floral offerings testified
to ftho esteem in which she was
held by her many friends in, the
community. ' - -v. - :i I - ,
A long and useful life is finish
ed, but her influence lives after
her. Of such we will say. !'she is
dead yet she lives," tor bet good
deeds live after her. j !
Clioral Club Busy
The Falls City Choral club met
usual for practice at the M. E.
the week as
THE BUSY REPORTER
it
the :vt meeting,! which 'will be
on Monday night, March 15 seven
operettas will-be examined, tried
out, and work .will" bo commenced
upon one Immediately.
More voices are needed. A'xnale
quartet will be organized as: soon
as two good tenors are' secured.
The community ; should assist in
the work of this organization, as
it i Of great benefit to Falls City.'
Plans are .being made for f an
orchestra." to be trained "to work
with the1 Choral club in the oper
etta soonr to be produced. .
f S. Bedore Has Accident ! .
On Wednesday morning Sf Se
el ore met with what may prove to
be a very serious accident. He
was 'loading slab - wood at the
Daugherty mill dock when a block
of wood struck him on the right
cheek; i inflicting : severe injuries.
He was rendered unconscious."" Dr.
Horn was called, meeting the men
who "brought 'V him down, from
Dutch;;: creek, and after adminis
tering first .aid, took Mr, Sedore
on to ! Dallas where . he "was -taken
in charge at the Dallas hospital,
Dr. Pemborton making an exam
ination, but not being able to de
termine, a once the extent of the
injuries.; i , , - -''t . .
Military Funeral ;''
On Thursday, afternoon at 2 p.
m. a full military funeral will be
held if or -t jWm. Ferguson, son of
H. S.
Ferguson, who died recently
at the naval hospital in San Fran
cisco. h Services will be held in the
Free : Methodist church, with. in
terment in the Hill cemetery. '
MAKING OREGON MOST
! ATTRACTIVE STATE
I (Contianad Mb pa S
farmer, and, a more . contented
dairy' industry. ; '
When on competes with ,the
world's market as ' the ' Oregon
dairymen must in the future he Is
compelled to. (produce economically
because some of his competition
will. be. from; the greatet.dalry
countries of the world. The state.
pr farmer, or roap of farmers in
position to produce 'efficiently and
economically are . those who can
entei the world markets and com
pete with competition of the keen
est sort. i r f'-X4v'ti f-tl-Kij
''-. Herein Oregon, has a decided, ad
vantage. . She is in a "position to
improve her : production methods
with great Tapldity. The efficient
ly producing cow Is already! witb
her. Her, offspring are ayallabid
in large numbers. It jnly remains
ror the farmer to mase use of this
Well bred dairy stock to create and
maintain for Jiimself an enviable
position in the world markets for
dairy products. ; . . '. t' ' -J-Some
Always iyoeperA:t
I Cost of production records indi
cate that there has never been a
time;, even during our most tryinr
periods of depression, when there
has iiot been a considerable group
of dairy farmers making satlsfac-
tory
profits. A careful study of
the methods used shows that Ore
gon has reason 'for' herl success.
One of the moct important rea
sons is that Oregon has high pro
duefng , cows.1 ; The ' tarfutr -with
the highest producing bird ' has
inva riably produced milk at the
lowest cost. ; .This gives at indi
cation of the use to which tie high,
record cows : can be placed ; thru
their offspring. In making Oregon
one of the most attractive 'states
WELDING I
TRACTOR SPKO CIIHT3 '
Tracks etc., b nut up good as
new for less than half, price.
General welding of all kinds
Steel, cast, iron, aluminum etc.
An Orpen AVcIJ ' . .,"T'
. ' . Has . Always Held
nCSlEJIIiEIl TJH3 PLACS
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7 One of .Mt Angel College Stock Farm Herd Bulls
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HOLLTWOOD LIL1TH ADVENTURESS," one of the herd bulls owned by the Mt. Angel College
Stock, Farm. Mt. Angel. Oregon. This bull was sired by Hollywood Lilith Palmyra (sire of two world's
record daughters, one having produced over-1508 pounds butter in one year, and his dam was Holly
wood Adventuress Canary, record 1142 pounds butter. Another herd bull owned by (his -stock farm
is Nugget Valdessa De Kol. a show bull.j His dam lis Model. Segis Prilly Gelsche 31588 pounds of milk
and 1283 pounds butter. Thedams of the two -herd bulls haye an average record of 1212.48 pounds
butter in one year. . The college has a valuable lot of cows.5-.tt . - . .v - ? -
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Oregon Jersey
in the country for the dairy busi
ness. V 1 The , earlies ? pioneers i? in
breeders of dairy , cattle' selected
carefully and disposed . ;: of. their
surplus cattle in such a way as to
lay! the foundation -for what, bids
fair some day to be the most important-
industry ; in the stae. i j
f . ;; u wp;.M. . BRANDT. ;
DecD, 1924- ! " ' ,
JProf. Brandt Is chief In dairy
husbandry, of the Oregon Agricul
tural college, '-. He v entitled ' tie
above - article, written especially
for; this slogan Issue of The States
man, JThe Economic Importance
of jOregon's Hish Record Cows."
The writer submiU that it is j a
wonderfully illuminating . and a
most' interesting showing. Ed,)
PRETTY IS AS PRETTY ,
DOES; TEST IN OREGON
(CmUoad from ps 8)
This -undoubtedly aids 4 in the
growth end development of the
young stock, " The winters are not
so cold, nor so long as In the east,
allowing opportunity; for exercise
that is all essential for health and
- We Specialize in ;
BEDDHIG STOCK
and -'. i ;-K
POTTED PLAUTS
, Greenhouse at y !
1120 N. Liberty SL , t
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- Cut Flowers :
i Funeral Design
T At Our Kctall Store '
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L 453 COURT STREET
HECTOR ADAMS
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Champion:: The Salem District
proper organic functioning.
.; This, -with the heavier feeding,
has resulted f In! a' -larger; 'more
powerful i cattle, with records. o
i
match, till our section stands su
preme In this regard., . -. -
Cox, Associate of Codk ' f
, .. Editor of Prison Paper
,: LEAVENWORTH, Kans. S. E.
J. : Cox, f who j was i. convicted'- with
Dr. Frederic' Cook, "discoverer"
of the "north pole, now is editor Of
The New Era, the .federal prison
paper, i ' " '
, Cook ; is, an " attendant in the
(:-.: 17 Tarletiea ,
" Baby Chicks
' Cnrtom HAtcUag ".
LEE'S t
;4 HATCHERY
i .'Paoa S2F21
S&Iea - Oregon
PUBLIC MARICET
. .Cigar Store -
Cigars' Cigarettes Tobacco
Soda Fountain Soft Drinks
. ' .- ! Candle"-
W.B. nolcomb
Electric Store
v SXotPoln MX A
..." CnlTenal . 1
AppUaacas .
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' S0S0 V. OtplUi
Overland
Ooldahd
" ' EalciandScrTke ?
;VICIwBROS. ,:
' ijizh Street at Trzdo
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w
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produces, the Best.
.. prison hospital. lie;, is ' said to
welcomed the opportunity , to
f "brush, up" on his professloril He
served tts surgeon for several Arc
tic expeditions.-" r ' - :
SPECIAl,
LOW ; -PRICES
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EVBBY i
TUESDAY '
SALEM
CHICJK.EKIES
PHOHB 400
mm
leading VsrieUe ' v
864; Soxta CoUf Btnet
Electric Supplies !
- FIXTURE INSTALLING t
I ' ' WHtlNQ
VIBBERT & TODD ;
- ?'Ferrytand Hish St.
RADIO i I - LIGHTING
MOTOR SERVICE
GIDEON-STOLZ. CO.
: Manufacturers of " !
VINEGAR t SODA WATER
- Fountain Supplies '
Salem ! ) Phone S6 Ore.
DUNSStOOR BROTTJinS
221S 8UOr
TAlepkMM 8830
Painters ' and : DecoratorB
- Xatiioc- pT Zxtwldr Work i '
W ipclliz a Interior work.
as hw yea mm work wo havo Son.
1 1
DIXIE HEALTH CHHAD
Ycur Grocer
STATE'S PREP STARS
4 ' "TO MEET THURSDAY
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- -6 Chapman .Forward
8 Norberjt Forwmrd
, 1 Mipniu , forward
' 2 4ltll, w . Guard
lO Maler Forward
i 3 Libeberg ; .Onter
it
Guard t-
8 i'ajne . .
. Forward i
The Dalles
7rMy'
Ko, Kam.
, -. -:. Position.
. ......Center
.....rorwaml i
... forward
....Forward .
. Guard 1
. ,..-..(uard
SUdelmail ..
3 Cook x.
askfU
2 Wolfe : i:.
4 'Ianejr .k.,.
5 Knebel
7 Glaver
S Edward
. Spar
..Spar ;
Medford
Jeney ,4
.Ho. Kama.
Potition.:
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forward
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fc-OaarJ
Uaard t
. .....SparoJ
Bpare :
Spare
? 2 t-Herrtott
7 Dunn -
3 t.alnj -.i........
William. s .
. S White , :..
5 MelTin
r 1 -Archer
6-i AndertQB
Milton-Preewater
No. Hojno. - -Jersey
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1 .Potts, K: :..
2 Weir I
10 Karker
8 Johnson .....
Potts, W.
5 MeEwen
! 9 Smith
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Guard.
-....Forward
Center
......... Ouard
Guard
Guard i
Center;
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Ko. Name,
jersey
17 Hons felt
11 Jalotf
14 I.i Hie . ;
13 Walker ,
16 Charlton :
1 Curry ...
12 Simpson , y..
3 Seott I... . . .
7 MeCaM .
15 Backs trom
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Forward
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Center
. ...Guard -
i Guard
i ...Center
.., Forward
...Guard
...Jfonrard
.,Guard ;
SEE , , '
PARKER
FOR . . ,
Prosperity a .'
Parker Realty Co.
166 S. Liberty Phone 2242
DtHces:
SALEM, OREGON i
PORTLAND, OREGON
Keop Tour Koney ta Orecoa Buy.
SaoMOUMo Mad M aloaa, Ororoa
CAPITA!. MOVUMEVTAX! WOSSS
J. O. Jones m Oo, Proprloton
' Ail Bands of Atcfiumental Work
Factory and Offleot j
SSX0 S. Com'L, Opposlto IV O. O. T.
Ceaotory, Box SI . -"i -Pbobo
999. IAIEM, OBEOO
ORDER NOW
' FRUIT AND SHADE
TREES, SHRUBBERY,
From our splendid assortment
of varieties for spring planting.
SALEM NURSERY COMPANY.
216 Oregon Bldg. i :-
"Phone 2355 -
Is Your Well
Properly Lined? " r
- ;.. -.;-' .
. , Use our sanitary -well
pipe, that keeps
; out surface water,
and lets only deep
ground water in.
Made of strong ma-
terials, and reason-
able in price. ;
OREGON !
GRAVEL
COMPANY
. Hood at Front Street
' - Salem"
-SHIP BY;
OPERATTNQ ON A - RCQTJLAR SCHEDULE Handling Merchandise and Carload ChS--.-;
- . - Between SALEM and PORTLAND and Way Landings
. r;r- , ; .- ; "sciiEDULi! ' -' ' -H-.
Leave PORTLAND flfOO A, Ef Sonlaysf Tuesdays anJ TLcrtl-rs
Leave 6ALIZI GlCQ A. BL Mondays, Wedacsiays nil 1'ri; ; 3
-, ' ' ROUTE YOUR SHIPLIEIITS " .
Caro SUPPLES
Berlin Mayor Boosts City ;
as Attraction, to.Tourists
DERLIN.-w-Lord Mayor Gnstav
Bocss . has Interested - himself I In
the task of restoring Berlin to its
pre-war fetatus as a. tourist center.
To this end, a municipal travel
bureau, which not- only Interests
people into coming to Berlin, but
assists them in finding rooms, jar
ranges visits and reserves theater
tickets. . . " . ... , j '
) It 'was he whpT conceived the
idea of erecting a series of fair or
exposition' buildings on the west
end ott the city and who pushed
wVr
51.
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ArfiasctmEwacEs '
TqL3 XBtLCStmaLS.
CAPITAL CITY
CO-OPERATIVE
CREAMERY
BUTTER-CUP BUTTER
"Know for its QUALITY"
Buyers, of t Best Grade Cream
Our (Method: Co-operation'
Our lideal : The Best Only!
13? South ' Commercial Street
j - Phone 299 -
Perfectly Pasteurized
p Milk and Cream
Phone 725 -
t DEMAND
"MarionBilttef"
TTie Best
More Cows and Better Cows
' fs the Crying Need ;
Marion Creamery,
cc Froduce Co.
r Salem, Oregon . -,
Phone 2422 ,
. T.' ; A. jKvesley ,o.
Largest Growers. Shippers and Expert r
PACind COAST H0F3
Officer? Salem, Oregon and San Frz zl
: " ' ' California .'i '
Oregon Pulp
, BOND LEDGER GLAESINI3 '7
v GREASEPROOF TISSUE r
Support Oregon Product3 t . - '
Specify "Salera Ilada" Pirpcr fcr Ycd ; ?
I - Office StaUoncry
WATER and SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
STEAMER "NORTmYESTCRir
DOC:
the plan for a national eportforumJ
The lord mayor also has been
engaged In -a? struggle with . thq
Prussian minister of . the interior
to permit restaurants, dance, hails
and other places of amusement to
remain open all night, , . t .
Consider what Is claimed for
Chiropractic - methods and you
will easily realise what a com
mon sense ' -science It ii. ; It
alms, by removing causes, to
eliminate disease, and .does so
successfully.
v Phone for an appointment ,
. ' . - r .... ' .
Dr. O. L. Scott, D.C.
" 256 North High Street
Phone 87 or 82S-R :
Oil-O-r.latfG
What Is It?
SEE
THEO. M. BARR
Phone 192
: NEW SALEM nOTEL
Where Hospitality Awaits You
New Building, New Equipment,
Best Located . .
George Crater, Manager
W, C. Culbertson, Proprietor
Dlaesiug Grcnlt
n
; Company
Roy Bohannbn, HzJi
City Vbv Ccititcry
Salenu' Orcca
, . Ik B. DUBSKOOB , - . .
Salem Wicker JVrnUnre
. Manufactoring Cow ,
.. We SeU Plreet .
- Ooa&Uo Bottaa Baod CTlTty
Farnltoro -Bepalrlng,
Beftnisblnf. Tp1iolstrtag
821S SUito tt, Saietn, Orear
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Manufacturers of -
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chyrch en Uli ?X'
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