LOOSE-VIM
FAMILIES MEET
North Howell Scene of Hap
py Picnic Reunion of
Clan
NORTH HOWELL, Aug. 0.
Renewing ola acquaintances and
chattlne about past erentr It cer
tainly on ot, tae happiest ways
to spend a dr Is tnose who spent
last Sunday at the beautiful home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Waltman
hi testily.
A reunion of 4bMTiuuu t
Vinton ttmnief ho had not met
togetaer for a number of years
wu neia mere that day and a
rary pleasant social picnic enjoyed.
A bountiful ptealc dinner was
serTed on the liwn mA tHo
present who enjoyed it Included
r. ana mw. cues. f. Loose of
Stayten, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley tL
Loos of South Stayton, Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Mann of Salem, Mr.
and Mrs. AD. Walling, of West
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vin
ton ot Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. OUSUMOi: SflnttM, afr
aid MM.r. Melvala,m-.md
George -Tinton, and Arthur Vin
ton, all -of North Howell, Loretta
Waltman. EUen Vinton, Era Mlk
kleson and Marrel Grlnde and the
hosts. Mr. and Mrs. John Walt-man.
The Q5SG0N STATESMAN. Saleru Orcgtaw Ttasday lIonrfa&Aggasi 21,
PAGE SEVEN
C O. PVEfERAN IVnNS f'WETM 1
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FLETCHER SELLS .
Tllfffl TBIBUNE
TURNER, Aug. 20 The Tur
ner Tribune has again changed
hands. Aubrey L. Fletcher who
bought the paper from F. P. Row
ley last spring, has sold the pa
per this week to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles S. Clark of Aumsyille.
Mr. Clark will continue to edit
the Aumsville Star and will do
.th? printing in the Turner office
"where Mrs. Clark will edit the
Tribune.
Mr. Fletcher has mored to
Stayton and will edit the Stayton
Mail.
JEFFERSON HIS
Will GUESTS
JEFFERSON, Aug. 20 Ben
son Spragg returned to Bremer
ton, Wednesday after a lslt with
his mother, Mrs. Kate Spragg,
and brother Gilbert. He had only
a nine days' leave of absence, on
account of band engagements.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Klampe,
and daughters, Grace. Frances
and Arlene, and son Valmer, ot
Labish Center, were guests of Mr.
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MILL
STORE ROBBED
Thieves Gain Entrance by
Removing Glass From
Front Door
AMITY, Aug. 20 Amity
perieaced her first robbery of
the year last night whe the Net
and Randall general atore waa
broken Into by removing tea
moulding from a large wiadew 4
the entrance door and crawling
through this.' Tha tbierea then
helped themselres to two auto
robes, some . shoes. Cigarettes,
candy, etc.
Before leaving town they
drained all the gas from a car
Owned by Joe Miller, which was
parked on,' the street. Sheriff
Manning was called and went
OTSr the scene.
Assemblyman Ebeify Hutchin
son, whose swing toward the
Wet ranks has caused a sensa
tion in New York State G. O. P.
circles in view of his consistent
ly Dry career in the Legislature,
to say Bathing el his baring
and Mrs. Karl Kins and family,
Sunday.
S. R. Tandy focal' realtor, made
a business trip to Eugene Mon
day. J. G. Fontaine and daughters,
Marjoiie and Mary Louise, left
for Newport Tuesday, for a
week's outing at the beach.
IRE ENTERTAINED
WACONDA, Aug. 20. Mrs. R.
J. Paquin of Seattle, Washing
ton, who has been the house
guest of her parents the past
few days, returned to her home
Sunday. While here Mrs. Ta
quin visited friends she had not
seen for some time. She is well
known in and near' Salem as she
is a graduate of Willamette uni
versity. Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Julllan De Jardin
were Mrs. Eugene Ditten and
son, Delbert of Sublimity, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben DeJardin ot
Seotts Mills. Ruben DeJardin Is
a brother of Mr. DeJardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goffin
spent Sunday at Albany visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Howe.
Those who motored to Cham
poeg Sunday to join friends on a
Cross -Word Puzzle
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the head
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person's
trans por-'
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through -
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measures
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chair
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Trojan
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depression
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beings
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to them
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a door to
wipe the
feet oa
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broad
pieces of
anything
. 46 newest
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articles
together
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sum of
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VERTICAL,
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2 consumed
3 engines
4 fish-eating
diring
birds
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plement 6 by
7 railroad
station
8 ice in the
form of
white
crystals
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predatory
incursion
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the sheep
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having
leprosy
Herewith the
terday's pnzxle.
solution te yes-
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chorea
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place usee1
as a
receptacle
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offensive
smell
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womanish 23 unde
veloped shoot
or stem
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more com
fortable
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portrait
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potter's
wheel
32 unit of '
weight
35 have in
mind as a
purpose
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42 case for
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articles .
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god of war
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side
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48 numeral
. il ymbal for-
rated far the ratificatimi f the
Eighteenth Amendment. Eisae
tlon, together with similar
sentiments earpressed by ether
leaders, is bettered te presage
considerable excitement at the
State eanrention xwzt month.
picnic were Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Nusom. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Nu-
som and children, Rosemary and
Ronald, and Mr. and Mrs. Allyn
Nusom and son Donald.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown and
children, Laddie and Eleanor, at
tended camp meeting at Qninaby
Sunday. 1
The Misses Marietta and Ruth
Palmer called recently at the
home ot Miss Gladys Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole of
Mission Bottom were guests Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Cole's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Patterson.
HAWKS GRINS AFTER SETTING FLIGHT RECORD
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Fire Loss Cut
Nearly in Half
$ Uorblad States
eORVALLIS, Ore., Aug. 20.
(AP) Increased efficiency of
fire fighting equipment and
methods has reduced Oregon Ore
losses nearly 50 per cent since
127, Governor A. W. Norblad
said in an address at the dedi
cation ot the new ' Graham fire
hall here Tuesday.
The gorernor quoted state rec
ords on the efficiency of modern
tire fighting and strongly en
dorsed fire schools such as the
one being held here in connec
tion with the annual session of
Oregon fire chiefs.
GEARHART NAMED
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 19.
(AP) B. W. (Bud) Gearhart,
former district attorney of Fresno
county, was unanimously nomin
ated state commander of the
American Legion at its convention
here late today. The election will
bo held tomorrow morning.
XMepfaoto tea nilttod Ca 4Baa Fnuiciaeo from Now Task fcy Bett system stews cluxwy of Captaisi Frank
Hawks after taadfnr at-Tartls field, Ixmg Ialaad, New Turk, adtee coaplett J'r teeord flight
across United States. From Glendale, Calif ernia. Hawks' time waa 12 hours and 23 minutes, bat
the actual flying was done In 11 hours and 40 minntes. He beat the lindbergh record taade last
Easter, by a hours and 28 minutes.
Art Instructor
Held For Auto
Accident Death
MEDFORD, Ore., Aug. 20.
AP) Mrs. Luise B. Schroff, art
instructor at the University of
Oregon Tuesday was held to the
grand jury under $1,000 bonds
ia connection with the automobile
accident Saturday in which E. J.
Shewmaker, 60, was fatally In
jured. The coroner's Jury returned a
verdict finding "a woman respons
ible for the accident" but did not
name the instructor.
CERKAN WINS K. O.
SAN JOSE, Calif., Aug. 19.
(AP). Pete Cerkan, sensation
al Portland light heavyweight,
added another to his long string
of victories here tonight by win
ning in the second round from
Joe Ganzel of this elty by a tech
nical knockout.
Burglar Forces
Woman to Cook
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 20.
(AP) Mrs. I. V. Sater, Portland,
reported to police a man entered
her home, drew a revolver, and
ordered her to cook a meal.
Mrs. Sater complied while the
man watched ber, gun la hand.
When the food was ready, the man
placed his gun on the table, ate
the meal in silence and then left.
Saturday Night
Street Address
Is Puzzled Out
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 20.
(AP) It may have been a prac
tical Joker's wort, or the person
who addressed a letter to a friend
on "Saturday night street," may
bare made the mistake because
of association of ideas. Post of
fice clerks are still arguing the
question.
At any rate only a few hours
elapsed between the time the let
ter arrived, marked for delivery
to the non-existent address, un
til a postman delivered it to the
Intended recipient on Bath street
DELEGATES SPLIT
BOISE. Idaho. Aug. 20. (AP)
Idaho's two largest county re
publican delegations divided
forces here In tha gubernatorial
race. Ada county Instructing its
84 delegates te the state conven
tion tor Bryoa Defenhaeh. state
treasurer, while Canyon county
with 1U II delegates was conced
ed te Jeha McMnrray. The dele
gation went formally "aniastruct-
ed." .
The Us tract loss for Deteabaea
In Ada county were llaksd up
with instructions tor support ot
W. E. Borah tor- the United
States Senate and Raymond I ,
Civens of Boise tor reelection to
the supreme court.
Counties in ether parts ef the
state were widely divided, aup- .
porters of McMurray, Defenhaeh
and W. D. GUlis, attorney gener
al, making Taxied claims of
strengh. There were maay nnia
structed delegations to which all
three republican camps laid
Claims while In others them was
tacit uaderstandlnaT how sup- .
port would he lent at tha state ?
convention. - . .
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Armistice Day
Slayer Slated
To Be Released
WALLA WALLA. Wash.. Aug.
2 (AP) The end of one chap
ter ef the Centralia Armlstlc day
killings of 1919 will be written
within a tew days with the re
lease from the penitentiary of
Loren Roberts, one of the defend
ants. The release of Roberts was or
dered yesterday by Judge Wil
liam Campbell at Montesano.
Roberts was found not guilty
because ot Insanity and ordered ,
transferred to the Insane ward
at the penitentiary.
Ten years later, last March, a
Jury found him sane after his
sanity had been certified by the
prison physician.
MICKEY MOUSE
"One Woman Who Will Not Talk-
By IWERKS
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m WE TELL ME JWriDOrTr 9U"A( SOMETHING TO DRiN ) x2j( STAY AWAY FROM ' TAT
ami ( WHERE IT'S LOCATED HIO40W HONEST I rS9f?o ? WHEH DU DECIDE I q LSTTS rTOUTSIDE THIS JAIL- WELL SEH . J r
OR NtXJ DON'T GET MoSSrPLZL IRSSSS JsTO TELL AAE WHAT JW WLLSPLMD U C A0CXJT THAO J
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"POLLY AND HER PALS"
"Fruit From The Coining Vine"
By CLIFF STERRETE
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
Strange Coincidence"
By BEN BATSFORD
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LOST CHVLb 1SKJT IT STRAK36E
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TOOTS AND CASPER
Merely Fiskrng
By JIMMY MURPHY
All day
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PPE6IPEMT
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THE
CLUB
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VICTOWf'
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COOKTRY.
Colonel hoofer.
MUST PEEL PRETTT BAt
ABOUT ME BEINT ELfct lfcL,
TOOT5, ANt 0U5T TO
tHOW that MY HEART
IN "THE RlAMT PLACE
fM OINl OVER "TO
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