iiiti
&rs. Ernest j Greenwood
ana !2ndUrs.iW.
Koch Entertained
Ami054;;itt.jr; as, Mrs. FJr
WiiMwn Kpcb ! gaU Lae City,
stoppe, la , Aurora, Friday!
o call upon Mrs. Greenwood' sis
ters, ifrg. charleV Beek and Mrs.
George Ktaus. They were en
route to SAlera: -where, they tin
reside in th&;,Emftl hma tor
month or so.
Mr Koch v? trkTrtta south,
but will return remain with
JUs family far a, tw weak' visit,
before they leavfr fog salt Lake,
Th, GreepwtodC coming i ai
waya looked.' forward, to with
Pleasant. antldpiUon and taera
1 alwayg mac 'ioclal activity
during Leir atay. Mrs. Green
wood, to also, Lh alsler of Mrs.
Robert Hendxica, 0 Salem, and
Mrs. Koch, i8 nee Helen Green
wood. FALLS m FOLK
JMP.tLiS-w5aTT' Jtt1' "Miss
Edith Reiner wko has Jast com
pieted her f tret year of training In
the Portland saaUarium, spent her
Il11 ?itk ne Parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Reiber. Friday Mr.
and Mrs. Reiber and family mo
tared to Neskowlu. and other
points. Misa Reiber will reinrn t
Portland from there.
Milton TTInlr sni Tn All
ere In Falls City Sunday. They
re working near Rlckreall,
Nellie Breeden is Tisitlng her
lather, Elli Breeden in Pallom-
Wednesday evening - a 1 Tery
pleasant wiener roast waa held up
the Luckiamute from Falls City
Present were: Edna Balnter. Bu
lah James, Ellen Pierce, Georgia
Saunders. Elsia Jones, Wilbur
Howell, Frank Brown, BUI Ames,
and Veldon Morri.
Mrs: Roy Russell Is here from
Eugene fjor a two weeks Tisit with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Courter. I
HIFJCBISIT
Cross -Word Puzzle
By EUGENE.
HORIZONTAL
1 Depart.
1 .
3 What Roman poet is famous
for bis Tda rgao 7
7 What AaBericaai ather re
ceivad the PitliUer prise for
tut novel. "ArrowaatfATT
12 Month, in the Jewish, calender.
13 Whet te tha aMutc word:
Hamlet was catted tha "Met-
aicaoly
14 What is the ghraw nasaa f tbe
French actress va played ta
the noUM awtaiw Partsn7
IS Who was head af the !sn
vist aevenuaeat that teek
ffica im Naweaaber, llff
IT Nominate.
13Spanih. fejzuamt artkla.
21 Pasterior yigmentet hfST pt
22-Obese.
23 WhoM wife-was taraed lata a
iUar of salt
la aba J Uck? .
24 Who was tU Greek go ef
war?
f5 Pciuici.
26 Half an eni.
CT What i tha aaaw ai awa t
the meet aamareus vkioW
beaveal baaVasT
2t .. la Eaalaad, what lo th tillaJ
appliaat bay I
,Zf Stupid person.
' .... '-aT.y-!aS.iv.
w mir -mW
mzzzzmtzzzmzz
Ht
H 1 I 1 IH 1 rWr
? MltTtVfna r abaaa-lV. PL
s rnereiere -.,
aa .Men. j
ST Tbratign. " .
gg Unit. r
sVcrbtL
4 WW wat tko Imm al
al New Xestament fabbrV.
ftt
12 What Kaaaiast czar was aauaa
MTkaTamkla''t :
4 What is th taW Part (
v: tW tkl af tkie pepalar mmh
. "Baan ."1
45 Prattle. , ,
O What kriikt caarteIUti-1 ow' P
7 tk aaaiofr ir siamad far
iPJOiE
. 2 - awter slaua ay fixUmni.
y
aVtBB4TLfl4H4pBa)aaeAL . j-
ainhaM ... ' rrrt
1 -Wkat great flasaatlad pkysl-
- cart first ! aa talaacape to
l
awss anecevenaa taas saraxat-
tioauaad astraaassr?'
tt.Wkwrat king ef tka fafatas;
; -.aad kasbaad of TItaaia? -'Wl
, : 3-Wfct m - tka . saptiaas aUty
4w ytnieie. ' - -
V i tka later Nerse paatkoaat
.Mr. and Mr. R. ,t rattiioa,
Mr. Anna Pattlao with lira. r.
E PattLjou'a sister. Miaa Taflda
Johaason and thelv house guests,
ttisae -nelnra. ii,ni)it. nv.
tense of Underwood. 'Wxnj M&
and- Mrs. Rollin Beaver n Mr.
Wary Beayex . t Onjwood
H1kM drOVB to .IflMr rrMv
FaUs Sunday where they spent
r2 ' MtfW qaristenaen
left- Mondav for rriii ..i
Reedsport where they will visit
other friends before starting on
the return Journey to Minnesota,
filllv Kp.lan' m m
m - w j 'iw m BUM VI
Mr, and Mrs. J, W. Kelson fen a
week ago Monday while playing,
an hrke hi kit arm. Th fol
lowing? Wednesday the little fel
low aaaerweni an -operation tor
a blood tumor on bis right sho al
der. Ha Is doing as well as could
be expected.
KlssJoy and Visa Cleo Black
Ifl 1 BUHL
S. R. Harper. Woodburn
Watch Maker. Hurt When
Hit by Auto
WOODBURN. July It S. R.
Harper, local . watchmaker, was
taken to a hospital In Salem Mon
day morning, suffering from In
juries he received Sunday even
ing when he was struck down by
an automobile driven by W. P.
CalUard, route eight, Salem. The
accident occurred at the corner
where Tonne street meet First.
Both the car and Harper were
going west on Young street be-
for the accident occurred. Har
per, not seeing the ear, stepped in
front of it before Calllard could
stop. He was taken to -Layman's
Cosy Corner across the street un
til Dr. G. B. Smith could be call
ed. He had received a scalp
wound, and was also cat on tha
knee and hand. Harper was tak
en to Salem Monday morning by
Dr. Smith.
No one is blamed for the acci
dent as it was dusk when- it oc
curred. Harper's hearing Is not
good and he probably was not
aware of the car's presence.
SHEFFEB
5 Within.
ft What is the aaptlal af Colo
rador
I h capital el Feral
8 "efore.
9 Proaoua.
J?-rNot bprderfaiir tit tea.
11 Place ia a chair.
16 Negative.
I Bronx or copper In Roman
antiquity,
tl What aaoaatauM ia ReasU m
toad free the Arxti Oeaa
t auaav OrmnT
tt What Asneriena pa3aatkrapit
xkartarad fU -wea ship
W ir doriac h World
War? .
ti Miaute . particle.
6 Article f clerking.
T Sensitiva to pans.
toThia.
af trasapaatafaan for a
11 Wkat U tka capital f Owtarie
. pviaca la CaaadaT
12 What U tka aissia ward U
laaa fee sa - aieeaaaeas
b tka easW. kaaa
frea tka sea, Aad thl . ,
Iwbm f taaa tka hiBT
23 Wkat is tka pira aaan af tka
anther arha arrata wPaaawiv -
14 Story paHiAed la sueeessrva
part.
35 Wkat a ka saWUg rivart
im rrtt4 taairt la Af ri.
aamlaaalidJalack af tarri.
tnry as taailiag tram tka MadW
tarraaaaa aaatk ia aka
ICCIDUlT VICTIM
7 bndle.- ' .
ly..Covering j tha-kaal,
-rr2aiiitaoai to fifftkei TerrK
4 larLaa ...
Posed far a aaxUalk,
-z-oxsrx xna acaiav .
' FrciimtHawj. '
i Herewith is tha tolotfoa to yes .
erdar'sawle.
mm-
AW PIS. .LIIfTi ! All
&
SiV iTkO-'
rv"Tt
edlll LliJA. -Ii
17 ? ;hrir'
of KnoxrWa,' I&Vt Tera raesta at
the j. M Fteher : oma arseral
t or. iasx weeg. vrae gtrin are
.enjoying IMI t S PorthjTBSl
wi wnue here, saw various beau
tr saota af thai whiumm ti
fbty left Thursday for Portland
vbaiw , they wW visit relatives a
few da aefoftv feavna- Tn
They wlU TisU . TfiUowatone Na
tional, park o their, way home,
"Vrednesdar-: Mm' nth, 'ant.
talned U Incbeoaa wfrh Jlre, la-
ene ivtd oi jjngwooa ueignts
as an adatlioa gueSC I
i ine manr went saiem rrienda
of Roy Ferguson t Sola who, died
saiuuy morning jn a saiem hoapu
w re aaapenea ny ma ' passing.
He was a brother of Ray Fergu
son of this city; -
Mrs. Anna Pattlson wa a re
cent orernlght gneet of Mrf,
Charles. Sehwarta of Klagwood
Helgnts. .
Cloverdale Is
Vacation Spot
CLOVERnALV Ti 1 u
Carolina Drager baa bar daagb,
ter Emma as her. house guest for
a few weeks.
Mrs. A, E. Kunke and children
Gordon and Joyce axa spending a
few days In Salem with her moth
ex, Mrs. Fliflet.
Mr. and Mrs, Georga Sherman
have Mr. Sherman's mother js
their house guest. She arrived
there Friday.
Ivan Hadley and children
spent Sunday la Salem vith. rel
atives. -
The Grey Diggers won thebaH
game Sunday, the last gama of
the series.
Miss Mildred Schffferer of Sa
lem is spending the week end
here.
A very heary yield of hay has
en the rleld so far on thai
farms In this locality this year.
GUESTS AT JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON, July 22 Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Roland and daugh
ters Doris, Shirley and Shela were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Roland In Salem. Doris will
spend the week with her grand
parents. MICKEY MOUSE
ah! vetoes thcoV
( TRACKS TWCt-BC fWCSM. )
) TOO COMCQHAACH
I WCU WAVt MlCKCV AKa )
"POLLY AND HER PALS"
1HAT5KLJWK IM TH6 SkOT.
you SCRUBBlrV'
T
! UTTLE ANNIE ROONEY
-XT
Tusnrmr'fc.
UTTLE klD-
HUUKTtD-
I). ii.. T
joe::
TOOTS AND CASPER
va ItJj. m a.i i
5T
a. :r-:t3L.t aaaaaaaaaaa . 1
J7 ALwtatv xna 1
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L.'vi.w.'?cc,'L-m7KS:::i n i
XVVi??Jn ?; i 17 11 U II
11 aaa4 1 f " -a . S
ai m amm aaaa a
aaa BT
? pnava b;jcvs -to town rtr
J : t SB. IV I WM klnraM.1 a . a-u m : :
.MCifitlT:
iyaValaH
-aWlaVJ: 'aatLJrVTa7al l
Syaakata, Uc. tiaal
tf II II
sir v mi m m sa n
is nux&Fi
tnmm
Many Quests Entertained
At Rural Homes of
District
1 .
kAOONSA. Jnl it r. an
Mrs. Jallaa Delardin . ark idmmI.
lag the vncatlaai fcfca beaches.
Joa Kepplngen bjaa. eJurga. of tan
w aoposert anng taatr
absenca. .
Mjr. and.: Mrs. CJarene Kea
ana oaay are guests, at th. home
Of Mr. nl Mm rta Cnn
. MM. Ill KlMI.Vf wfA la MrnMt-
aaelag at the home of her parents.
wr. ana aanu Ma Goidada of
Woadaarn. In resorted not an well
She. is being treated for an ar
oeasea jnroai.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. Filer of Part.
land. Misa.' Grace Filer of SaiI.
Ua. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank An.
geia or saiam, called Sunday era
nmg ai ma home or Mr. and Mrs.
jrrancia Mnsom.
Recent gueata at the ho.ma of
nr. ana Mrs. a. w. nniom en
Mr. and Mrs. Ctint Mrrtck and
son of Tnscon, Arizona, and Ella-
worxn aeon oi unDoara. Botn Mr.
Mvrick and Mr. Scott ar form'.
er residents oi tbia place.
A. 11 " .
Finger Br oken
When Girl Falls
INDEPENDENCE. Jnlr It
Mrs. .AlDha Bascue had the mis
fortune ta fall In her home, and
fracture her little fiager on her
right hand.
Mr. and Mr. A- 8. Mailand and
daughter have returned frdm
their vacation- Mr. Mailand is
manager of the McMarr store
hero.
GUESTS FROM SOUTH
JEFFERSON, July 22 Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Palmer, who
were formerly residents of Mar
ion company but are now resid
ing at Santa Barbara, Cal., ar
visiting relatives and friends
here and on Sunday, were dinner
guests at tha Karl Klha home.
T.iTnL.
WWI I WUN
w
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OF
'.Sac
. .
- BlV.W - f ?g -
Sraala ajW aawrawl '
ryfr-m aa . I
- lyqysi fMj rn. -Mil
Hadler Hobeon. 13 year old
ojv of Mr. and Itra. Harry
sw-fwy un er UMk
BTPt, wfOcfc waf tr
'Ho also wow a namber of
aeoond prisea for different
n l POHD
W. H, Steyris-Eleoted Pres
ident to Succeed Mrs.
Sam Brown
NORTH HOWELL, Jnh 2t.
DeeeesdanU of jhe families of
Isaac and. Hannah Stevena who
sattled im this commuaity aver It
raara ago mat in Portland Sm.
day and held their annual -family
reaaien and pic ale at the home of
Dolly Smith, . formerly of Silver
ton. The oldest member sreeent was
Mrs. Rebecca Monnt of Silverton
and the youngest member was lit
tle Mary Jane Manning of Ger
vais. Mrs. Sam Browa of Genrals
was tea retirina- nresident s.nd
W. H. Stevens of North Howell
was elected president of the elan
tor tne coming year.
It is slanned to held the re
union next year at the borne of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bump of
North Howell.
Those present from this and
nearby communitiea include Mr.
and Mrs." Ellis Stevens and son.
Ted, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Bump and
daughters. Catherine Carpiyn,
and Dorothy, and W. H. 8tevens,
all of North Howell; Senator "and
Mrs. Sam Brown and sons. Ken
neth and Sam; Mr. and Mrs. Le
roy Esson and children. Evanell
and Zan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ward
panning and little daughter,
Mary Jane, all of Gervats.
"The End
I'M ACWN'-TO GCt 1 STOHryJ -Aw.-r o l
5"?'? TQACKS ARE PLCMTV
I ug TO mu. ha a-...
THEM I S ' -L -V 2"
--a OVIK THCM YET-I'LL
I t M .... .-..- .
MAKt THIS AAiCWXV
AROUSE PVW ro
ALL OtM TOOWBLf
aV-
WaW a-W,ea
"It AH 'Comes Out' In The Wash"
.I'V.kw vwTV--... . . "TTM I H
rN J rVcVER U5E WTCR) JUST FUKfo out XrT"' I n Jt
5ktNto?iV OPSS OKfLV jr That WATfiR iSTheO 3U A.V jl rS
ferEMPHASll5 TH&J .ITV5 -ry
"Face
jr-irA .. r ' .w--aAi:i-i
" i ( n M M I -s I- m a - .
Tralledr
-r.: asi r k am .a a r - - - a ssar aav a a u -v 1 i -x. -a , w -
iX b - mawwe wv? si
a a a . r w - s a 1
blOSER CU!fl
HOLDS HON
J; H- Koser of Silverton
Ejected President, of
Family Qroup
HiLVKRTON. Jalr 22 J. H.
P9r. of gUvarton. waa chosen
resident; anC Mra. John fieottof
uregosi uity, aecratary, of the Mo
ser clan at its' dihtiii nnni.
Nearly lie gathered at noon
r the nicaie .dinner" and th -rt.
frrnaoa of visiting. The history of
t BBSBl jlASaASkA a M - a '
vwmw u nu aiso aunng
r. Taesa atosers are tha des
cendants of ' Jeaeah. Uau. .
oame to Silverton In the middle
ii or xne last century.
DALLAS-, July 21 lira. Elmer
Strayer of Alhambra. California,
arrived Saturday for a visit-with
her mother, Mra. Ora Cosper. Mrs.
Strayer and Mrs. Conner
their visits to each other, taking
year aoont.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomna u ..m
of Ventura, Calif... started for
home Saturday morning following
a visit of several weeks in Ore
gon with relatives in Salem. Port
land and Dallas. Mr. Maaera la
the district sunerrisor nf tha sea
side Oil company.
Dr. and Mrs. Marv Iiavtar ..
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Hayter, made the trip over
the Salmon river cutoff RatnMi.
and stayed over Sunday at Nel-
scoii, wnere ur. Hayter has a cot
tage. Dr. Hayter and Eugene Hay
ter made the trin
Salmon river road when they were
Diujtu Doys wnn their narents.
They went bv wasron and vara
several days on the road.
Mrs. J. R. AUgood went to
xoniana Wednesday for a short
of the TraiT
Value'
rr rioii ajc itol
... v mum . V Ur
DALLAS HOMES FETE
wiusnns
HEY, TWATSN " " "
T MOT MlCKEV
ANDMiNNirjy ( fNtXAMS) f .
C3 ttJ vy
.fAr adopt a bov-x twr
1 f!lX..LrJ wivn
a t llt" aaaai a a at aat a a a a am a
-WSte baA CU MUtH-
it
PC
' - --I IJ t - JVlt-
a-r 1 II - f f 1 I
visit with her sisters' and Mrs. T.
VfOMjy. ,
Hr. and I Mjra. J. C. Trs :y. C. L.
Crtder and Dr. V. c. stis.ta.w
among those makinr the trin
the Salmon river "highway Batar
dayTaaF want oa ta, Newport for
ojer Sunday where Mra. 8taatg
has a cottage for July and Aug-
U8L " '
Mrs. Fraakla fieTerson f
gen, visited pver tha week-end 1$
Dallas with er parent. Mr. and
Mr. D. CCrlder. Mrtt KsnM
is. employed in a law office. 1
i U&. Mtd SmUft t Newport
is rlsitiag for some time in Dai
las with Mrs. s p ni..
smith baa aold her property and
nag pot yet . decided upon a loca
tion. A prelimisarv' rolf tonnum
prior to the county meet Is being
arranged between the single girls
and vounx mrrfAt wnmn m.ri.
Margaret Friar is arranging tha
details.
Mr. and Mrs. T.!nil iM h.
turned homo Mondav en in a frurn
a week apeat la Portland attead
ing services of the FOur Sauare
church.
PERItYOALE HAS
ITS
PERRTDALE- Jnlv 1.
una von uurner ar Portland i.
visiting for a week or so with her
aangnter, Mrs. Orville Kartx. Mr.
and Mrs. Kurts drove to Portland
oa Sunday for her.
C'L. Gllson was In Dallas on
business Wednesday.
Wm. Reddicnnn h
hay baler into this community and
tm V.ll. . .... . . .
4 viuux iur none uurnaii at
present. Later he will bale Orvlll
txunz s nay. They both have large
crops of excentlonallv rood vatrh
and clover hay.
WOMAN IS HURT
JEFFERSON. Julv Si Farm
ers are busy La the hay field these
days and Mrs. Chehaek while
helpinr her husband ntltftnir how
in the bam aas-Uading a horse
nu ii stepped on her foot and
then slipped off hurtinr tha Ma-
toe. Although tha ICcMant lo
peaed several days ago ft still is
very pamiui
GinLS-
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THAt CAr
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HUM
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CUES
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' PAGD SEVEN
ciiS
Resident of Silverton For 35
Year Passes, Away at
Local hospital
SILVERTON. JnJ uT
Albert Clsen; for SS yeara a res
ident of SiJfertosv passed away at
a Salem hospital this morning.
Mrs. Otsea u ti im ia -
July S and oa that day fell and
broke, her hip. she had bean la
poor health previously and ' waa -unable
to stand the shack.
Mrs. Olsen ia survived by her
husband. Albert Olsen. 11 ehil
dren. it grandchildren and four
great grandchildren. Tha ahiU
drea are Mrs. R. Storlt, Gus. Hans
and Peter Olsen, Mrs. Olga- Doer
fler aad Mra. Alma Terry all of
Silverton: Loa oisea of Salem.
Oscsr Olsen aad Mrs. Minnie
Carlson of Portland, Mrs. Ua
Dahl of Marquam and Mrs. Nora
Gitxka of fieatUa.
Remains are at tha Larson
mortuary and funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
. L 1N
ClLLEDOEn
INDEPENDENCE. July . 12
William L. Fursmaa died July It
following an operation.
He waa $7 years old and waa
a member of tha. Rika Ln4- .-
also of the Episcopal church.
He Was for 1 veara n s
Sb&l Of the thirrf Jlarlol..
- v avu VI
Alaska. -Mr.
Fursmaa ram im ' i... -
September .and purchased tha
Variety store of wnii.n, nn...
tier. He la eurvived by his wife.
Funeral aerviraa wam
the Keeney Funeral parlors at
Z.'OO O'cIOCk TllMa. ,
Charlea Dunsmore officiated
Mrs. Lora Butler sang two ,
numbers.
iniermenE w. a fia m.
vi v7
'w cemfLerv at si am
By IWERKS
By CLIFF STERRETlj
ByBENBATSFORD
By JHIIMY M URPHY
1 MM.
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