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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1930)
The 02EGQTI CTATESUAlCSiW Oregon, Ttaraday Morning, Aigmiii; of Em Service 1 V I 1 t 4 - ; r, i V,.-----..,-, o WANTED BUS SERVICE IS -Salem Heights Community Taking Steps to Secure Passenger Line SALEM HEIGHTS, Aug. 20 The residents of Salem Heights have been retting together - the oast week with a view to securing some kind of bus service since the Southern Pacific's abrupt cessa tion of service. No warning was riven by the company in any way that would have enabled the residents of this district' to have secured seme kind of transnortation and take up where the company left off. Since that time members of the community have conferred' with the company oiliciais asking ior a resumption of service with greatly reduced time service but no avail. By taking off, the busses the ooonla feel that a rreat hardshln and injustice has been done this end of the line and that they are being discriminated against. Inasmuch as the running-distance Is no greater from State street to the Heights than irom state atreet to tha fair grounds. The people are therefore In the mind to negotiate and cooperate folly vltk im(in Kn mirht widh to n iu wuv " - -- I place a bus in service and fail ing this may place a community owned bus into operation. Tha Salem Heights folk also Tesert a slap taken at them by a Hollywood paper stating that "they are howling now, but they wnt whatwaa roming to them after breaking their necks to vote for the franchise." Regardless oi we merits or demerits of the S. F franchise Salem Heights com m unity happens to He outside the corporate limits of the city of R1m Mrs. C. D. Mason of Cleveland. Ohio and Mrs. L. A. Gates of bt. Helens. One., are visiting with their brother. Dr. P. D. Craig at the Heights. un Mason motored through fmm nhln and met at Glacier national park by her sister, Mrs. Gates. They then visuea iei lnwitnn nark, the Grand Can yon. Salt Lake City down through a Henna making the loop in southern California and back np the coast to Oregon via San Fran cisco over the coast route. Mrs. Mason reports that the heat has been terrific In the mid-western states this summer and that the eoonomic conditions there in pro portion to population are no bet ter than they are here on the coast. If as good, she will remain In Oregon several weeks. Margaret Douglas of Orland, Calif., nieces of Mrs. Miles Saut ter is here to spend a week of her vacation at the Sautter home. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Robinson and daughter Muriel spent the weekend at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Campbell Just returned from a motor trip to Vancouver, B. C, where Mr. Campbell spent part of his vaca tion coming back they visited sev eral days at Newport. 0. KURTZ HOME SCENE OF f AIR CONQUEROR ON "AIR" J : "9 p 4 -- i f --' CoL and Mrs. Charles Lind bergh leaving the broadcasting station after the famous Ameri can aviator made a short address which carried to liaUnrs4n ef the Americas, Europe and Asia, This is the first photograph made ef the nation's "first couple" since the birth of Charles Augustus, Jr., then two-SBonths-OM son. REUNION STOUT HEIMTHH Descendants of Pioneer Family Gather at An cestral Home uv.ua.ma "in. 20 A re union of the Stout family was held at the old Stout place Sunday August 17. This is one of the oldest families In this part of the county, grandfather Stout settling on what Is now known as the J. J. Blum place In 1852, where they lived until 1887. Tnen iney mov ed to Mehama and the family has lived here continuously since that time. A basket dinner was served in the, shade of the trees on the lawn to 41 relatives as follows L. A. Irving and daughters, jane and Lois, Wilbur, Ore.. Mr. and Mrs Rit I. stout and children Kathryn and Wendall. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stout ana children, Maxlne and Harold. Sa lem; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stephens and daughter, Esther or Torrance, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mul kAv mri daughter Genevieve and Mildred, Salem; Alpha Homer and children Zelpba, Orvii, Eivin, and Anna of Mill City; Wm. Mul- key, Claredna Muikey. Mr. ana Mrs. Jack Teeters and children Dnrthea. Margerv. Donald and jk. Jr . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hughes and two sons. Carl and Peter Norman all of Mehama; Mr. and Mm T. R. Roberts. Salem: Mrs. 'Marv Turn edge. Ephraim Henness of Mill City; T. L. Hen ness of Gates and Miss Anna Ktont of Mehama. Miss Stout is still living in the house built by her fatner 43 years ago. j TO PARIS AS BIG BEN BOOMS GUESTS AT AMITY J RETUR1 TO HOMES ION PERRYDALE, Aug. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Orvffle Knrts were hosts to a family reunion Sunday. Mrs. Kurtx" mother is visiting with her and her home is a central location for the rest of the children. Thoaa who anent the day with Mrs. Von Querner were, Mr. and Mrs. Hersal Rimosieaa oi writ er, Mr. and Mrs. Seibert Walker nj familv nf Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robertson of Amity sd- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Howard of Amity. x Mrs. Von Querner will few weeks with Mrs. Howard before returning to her -ura a J. McCulley are receivinc congratulations on the arrival of a son. air. u'' will be remembered as Cleone Kurtx. .. They are making their vnm. i. fit Helens. Mr. ui Mrs. Fred Beck accom panied 1 Robert Mitchell and wife to Baker. They spent .iM Mr. Mitchell at the F.lka contention. tho thv drove to Baker X IUUI - J . where he played with the Sheri dan band." They reiumeo. u.. o.nalla flilsfin SDent thO past week at the Robt. Mithhell n M a JA M. Ttsa nonaeworB. IB i OUU1C uw6 w A-a aKannffl Melvln Van Osdoe Is hauling bay for Martin Van Gross. nil puns 7 ill AMITY. Aug. 20 Mrs. J. R. Bedford of Salem spent a few days with Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Cannell. She returned to her home Tuesday morning. Miss Edna Delaney of Bay City, who had been spending a week with the F. L. Cannell fam ily, left for Portland Monday af ternoon. Miss Ella Biggs who has been in the MeMinnville hospital for the past two weeks with appendi citis, was brought home Tuesaay. Mrs. Fern Jones is. spending the week' with her grandparents at Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. R. W. Forbs and son Bob by, of Montesano, Washington, are visiting at. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Briea well. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lucas, Sr.. and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lucas, Jr., and daughter Betty, of Seattle, Wash., are guests, a few days this week, at the F. L. Strout home. Mr. and Mrs. Hern Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry of Port land, enjoyed Sunday visum me L. G. Emerson family. Mrs. Eugene Strout's sister. Mias Ruth Carr, of Salem, Is visiting at her home this week. Lenn McCartv is back at bis lob of driTing the Troy Laundry truck- Mr. and Mrs. Br? ant Emerson mntnred to. DTila Lake over the Salmon rier highway Sunday. . Mrs. Ott Roth, Mrs. Lenna Harrison and daughter Mildred, were business visitors in Port land, Saturday. Mrs. Ina Jones and Mrs. C. J. Mack, spent Tuesday visiting in Salem. Rn F. L. Cannell. pastor or the Methodist church at Amity, was called to Salem Tuesday morning to preach at tne iun- eral of a friend, D. C. Sebern, who died oulte suddenly. They returned home Tuesday evening. very much. They left for . Eu gene Monday evening and from there will return to Santa Mon ica. Miss Alberta Howe who has been spending the summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walker, returned to her home in Salem Saturday. Mrs. Lena Bartruff and Mrs. Kate Bartruff attended the Holi ness camp meeting at Quinaby TlinrtiliT and Vridav. Rev. Harvey Scheuerman. pas tor at Middle Grove, aiso auena ed Sunday. Mlaa Katherine Scharf is spon soring a picnic at the W. H. Scharf home for the primary class of the Middle Grove church, Wednesday, August 20. The people In Middle Grove are getting their grain threshed In a hurry. There are three threshing machines operating in fields not more than one third of a mile apart. X X Li SILVER FILLS ID -71 DEine nw atTt&iii-i' I I" I.. I I II IP rtt.vkrTOM. Aug. 20 Road work on the SllTer Creek falls road is going ahead rapidly ana when completed the road will be shorter, stralghter and wider. Tne work is being done on the Power plant read. Those making tne trip to me SilTer Creek Falls country at present are reporting that the Eu reka arenue is tne Deiier gong right now. Every Sunday sees large crowds of people going through SHverton to tne talis, ana hardlv a week day misses but a number drive up to the resort. Hop Pick ing to Start Today in Silverton Area BRUSH CREEK. Aug. 20 George Elton plans to begin his harvest of earlr cluster hops on Thursday. There will be about iffbt data nicking in these before work in the later yards will be gin. . Reports reaching here are that picking will also begin In the Be thany district the latter part of this week. Growers are as a whole reporting good crops in their hop yards. BERRIES SCARCE IN Against a picturesque back ground of Big Ben and the House of Parliament, these eanoeists are starting out ea their exciting race across the English Channel tn WrU. a dozen men representing six dif ferent countries started from Westminster Pier, shown in the picture FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT IT MSETZ Ml INJURED III AUTO WRECK JEFFERSON, Aug. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Anton Olson and small son of Tacoma, Washington, met with an awMAnt On the Pacific highway, one mile north of Jef ferson Monday morning. In naasing a truck, their car struck loose gravel, and ran Into the bank, bending the frame. Mrs. Olson's head was thrown against the wind-shield with such force, that it was broken. Be side the Injury to her head she with the others suffered slight hrnloM Thpv remained at the Terminal Cabin camp until Tues day afternoon, when they resum ed their Journey to Oakland, California. VALSETZ, Aug. 20 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Koenlg and two sons, Harold and Shirley, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dodson. The Koenlgs were enroute from Longvlew, Wash., where they had been taking a few days' vacation. The Koenig family were one time residents of Val setz. Mr. and Mrs. Will McDonald and son Joe,, were visiting friends and relatives in Dallas and New port Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher and children were visiting her mother, Mrs. Roy Howard of Eu rene Satnrdav and Sunday. Mrs. Fisher's great uncle, Joe Dem- erst, is a visitor at their home. Mr. Demerst will very likely make his home in Valsets. Mr. and Mrs. L. Dodson and Ed Yeager, were in Salem Sun day. Ward Barrett and son Wayne, motored to Portland Saturday night. Wavne remained In Port land with his mother, Barnett re- tnmeil Snndar. Ruben Elliott, has recovered from his Illness, and spent last Mk in Newnort. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott returned Saturday even ing. G. G. Hodson visited home folks In Portland over the week end. FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT TURNER FOIKI FLIX ID BRAIN STILL IH FIELD TURNER, Aug. 20 Lawrence Edwards returned from -Salem Monday with a new combine har vester for use on the Edwards farm which comprises a good many acres of grain. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glllett of Portland came down Sunday to the home of Mr. ouiett s sister, Mrs. E. C. Bear. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willett and children of Sa lem, were out Sunday evening. C. H. Jesse and son Willett drove to Eugene the middle of the week to visit a brother ox Mr Jeaae. Although loads of flax have been hauled each day for nearly three weeks to Salem, mere is considerable to be moved yet from Turner fields. The Anderson threshing ma chine has just finished its sea son's run. Lavd Hlllearv is running his combine, it being the first ma Chine of its kind to he used in the vicinity. It Is at work on the Ben Herrling place this weesu necessary to accommodate pu pils. Truck and Stage In Collision MT. HOOD DISTRICT SILVERTON. Aug. 20 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jack returned from Mount Hood Monday even ing where they had gone to picn huckle berries. Thev reoorted that there were no huckle berries In the old I haunts this year. Wednesaay morning the Jacksleft for Casca- dta where they will spena a lew days. Dallas. Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Watson, and son, of J nenyer. Colo, have been visiung with Mr. Watson's aunt, Mrs. J. R. Craven. This is their first visit to Oregon, and the first time Mrs Craven has seen her nepnew oinre ia aras five vears old. They are driving through to California, and will turn home from there. SEED BUYER8 We bay an kinds ef Clever Seeds, Veiches, Etc, Abe, first class Gray Oats Saitable for See4 SEED CLEANING The very latest type el machinery that saves all the good seed Tea wUl always find we pay the Tsighest market prices D- A. White and Sons Phone 1M 11 State St Salem, Ore. JEFFERSON. Aur. 20. A col lision occurred Monday noon. shortly arter ainner. at me inter section of Church street and the Pacific highway. A driver of one of the Kernan highway trucks. traveling east on cnurcn street, falling to observe the stop sign, stage driver by Case. The spreader box was torn on the truck, while the stage receiv anratches across the front. The driver of the truck did not stop to see if any damage was done, but went right on. P SOURCE OFnJ MANY ILLS 1 T BSCR001TO IE MOB E PUPILS TURNER. Aug. 20 Prof. John R. Cox stopped briefly in Turner Monday evening, after having spent the afternoon in the vlcln itv of Turner on school business. getting school matters shaped np for the beginning of school Sep tember 22. There is a good DrOSDCCt lor an increased enrollment. It Is likely two school buses will &e BIN GOOD IT PLEBT H T RIPER BIG LB E BUI tttrner. Aug. 20 A number of sacks of cement, which were piled near the second bridge un der construction, which is by the O. P. Given place, were hauled away some time during Monday night; also a number of tools were picked up at the same place. This Is the second theft since the bridge work began, the last of Mav. when the tool house lo cated by the first bridge was bro ken into, and valuable toots ta ken. Work is being rushed on two nther bridges en the Aumsville road. Owing to the limited time for completing the six nnages, the remaining two have been sub let, They are all to be finished by the first of December. SILVERTON, Aug. 20 Plans are being made at Silverton for tha Old-Hmers picnic to be held here on. the last Sunday in the month. - Tha. greater part of the pro gram will be extemporaneous and will consist for the mcst part of reminiscing. The picnic la lor .nn has lived or are liv ing at silverton and it wlU.be held at the cooiiag m w NORTH HOWELL, Aug. Aln Wlesner went In to the Sa lem airport Sunday afternoon and took hla first lesson la .flying atnriteA last summer at the iEyerly -aviation school and vCl complete tne gruun PLEASANT VIEW, Aug. 20. Folks in this district are now very busy picking evergreen blackberries. There la a heavy Crop. The threshing if nearly com pleted, and the yield has been very gratifying. . The Misses Lilly and Goldy Luke have recently returned from Cordova. Alaska, after a four months stay at thaU place. They say the climate is won derful for this time of year. Mrs. J. NLuke, mother of the girls, was accompanied to Seattle, by her son, William, to meet the young ladles on their return. HTOR RETURNS TO KELLY FIELD FAREWELL PARTY ROUS VISITORS f fTiLE GROVE. Aug. 20. The real farewell gathering? to Mr. and Mrs. August Scharf of Santa Monica, Cel., was aot held umtn August 17. It was held at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Fred Scharf and a great many et relatives and friends were present to bid the visitors goodbye. Ur. aad Mrs. Scharf have been vlsMlng in Oregon " fox nearly four-month and like the state AURORA. Aug. 20 Walter Hartman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartman of this place, left Wednesday for Beaumont. Texas, wham ha will resnme hla duties la the aviation service. Hartman Is stationed at Kelly Field. Texas. ant baa been home on a three mnntfia fnrlonrh. He has divid ed hla time among menu u an rora. Salem and Portland while on hia vacation. . Mrm neien mcuouesii wi Woodbarm was caning en several friends nere Tesuy ukibow. t cinxo FOR COLFAX ' 5 vmjttsw rtfEEK.' Aug. 2 I rm . Ura Atvin KTUg and tWO I children, plan to leave the latter pert ef this, wee lor ! where they wm vn uie ji.M (nw residents - of Ever- I green. Madors "moved te Colfax it aambei 1 Jr egw. TnpMicR. Ang. 20 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Martin of Lewiston. Idaho, arrived Saturday for a week's visit with Mrs. Martins ! mother. Mrs. R. J. Watson. irv. Martina, live on a nig I arm and have Just finished their bar- j ,( ant are readv for a short va cation. The family lived in Tur- j ner a number of years ago. air. Martin was the town's blacksmith tatar ha ran a general store. so it. always seems like coming back home, when coming to tur ner. BICYCLE HRIIICE CONTEST IS SUITED ott xttwTTTIV A nr. 2ft A M- fc?A&4 - - cycle endurance contest la being rumored about town. Just when It Is to begin U not yet definitely known. Four local boys are plan .i.. t taVa nart In the contest. eaeh riding three hours alternate ly- " v Mn. sa. viiusi ww inpv ncKiia luu v J.IU3 wvje. - -"-v test, expect to continue until MAI anABl . Those who are at present slated for the Job ere Bll- He Gates, buub aiw, terson and Jean Honan. sal eeswe a greet the we rl el's salferlag. CoaaHparloa.Col- MJa. HaMMMinoids and other evidences of Rectal sad Celoa disorders may be looked to at the cause ef most nervous du rktanitlin. StOBSSCh troubles, iciatira, neuritis, etc Only such direct specausfd treatment as tne Deaa umtc anoros can Drms relict, our fkee book : exmahts our famous nUTglcal method et treatment and remark- able GUARANTY. 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