'Hy Everdinar
Of Early Boyhood Spent in
Farms in Marion County
By MAUD BIDGOOD . I
HUBBARD. Not. 29 H. R.
Hy" Everdlng waa the honor
a musical entertainment
by .C. C. Bradley and the stetson
yncopaters ot KOIN accompanied
: by Larry Or th, the popular radio
i soloists, , at the Mineral Springs
- hotel Sunday evening, November
Mr. Everdlng came here about
.a year ago and soon after Wa ar
rival, the springs became the
. scene of many happy events held
.In his honor with crowds ot his
I friends from Portland,- his home
; City,' Salem and other points ' ot
. the Willamette valley numbered
among his guests, programs by
noted musicians, banquets by
many of the outstanding organi
sations of Portland and Salem
and local entertainments held In
his honor fcave been events f
tribute to. fcr. Everdlng. a well
known Oregon sportsman of
whom it is said that his greatest
Joy lies in making others happy.
His -remarkable cheerfulness un
der adverse physical condition is
, an Inspiration to his many
friends.
s Mr. Ererding says, ."In my last
ten month's sojourn at Hubbard I
have formed acquaintances who
hare become wonderful friends.
! This is not only true ot Hubbard
and nearby area but also of Sa-
. lem as welL" . Mr. Everdlng says
that he has observed that in the
larger cities, as a rule, that the
people seem to be embued with
one idea that of getting the dol
lar, and that one Is rated there
by what he is worth financially
while in the smaller towns and
throughout the country the peo-
: pie seem different and that there
one finds more of the old school
spirit ' ,
- During the time spent at Hub
bard Mr. Everdlng has Imparted
a personal . Interest in Its com
munity efforts that has won for
him a warm place in the hearts of
Its citizens. The children have
learned to love him and proudly
can him their friend.
Mr. Everdlng was born In Port
land fifty-seven years ago and the
greater part of his life has been
spent In that city. In speaking
of his boyhood days Mr. Everdlng
said, "The happiest days ot my
life were spent In Marion county.
one mile south of Boon's ferry,
while on summer vacations on the
farm ot the late August Tergen,
my great uncle. When not shoot
ing pheasants I spent the time
.Ul I 1 , 1 1 1
ZZZZZZ "wm,n1lTing guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
In the Willamette river.'
Mr. Everdlng says that he
knew a number of pioneer fam
ilies in the vicinity of Butteville
and Aurora with whom he formed
the acquaintance while visiting
his grandfather, the late John
Scheurer, on his large farm near
Donald about 45 years ago.
Mr. Everdlng recalls that,
. while a lad of twelve at his grand
fathers, he would shooot many
..wild, pigeons at the Glesy springs ,
back of Aurora and also that he
- hunted over many acres of the
surrounding country.
In his glimpses of his early
days he said, "While Hubbard
was a little out of the way at the
time of my first visits to Marion
county yet I remember the time
about 45 years ago when my rela
tives and friends hitched horses
to carts, surreys, hacks and wa
gons and started for a picnic at
Wolfer"s springs the Hubbard
Mineral springs. I remember we
drove for hours through thick
dust and when we stopped at the
springs we all needed baths but
at that time there was no place
to take them. Today there is a
hotel at these springs where one
can procure hot mineral baths." '
Mr. Everdlng said, "The pathe
tic -side of coming back to this
part of the country is in knowing
that so many ot those sturdy pi
oneers - have passed to the great
beyond and also In the scattering
ot my boy friends to different sec
tions of the country or in the an
swering the call to the-unknown.
During Mr. Everdlng's life time
he has seen parts of Marion coun
ty r where large, fanna. existed
: years ago, now. cut up, Into: small-"
. er 'acreage.'"-.'.;..-,.. - - i
Until a few years ago Mr.-Everdlng
was actively engaged .in
trapshootlng and says that In
.1917 he travelled 15.000 miles
. shooting, at various tournaments
throughout many states and also
during that year that Jie shot ap
proximately 40.0Q0 rounds of am-
munition. He is a life member of
( nrlr rr Iran ahootine clnb
of the1 Pacific coast and of the
; northwest.
Trapshooters of Oregon will
gather today (March 16, 1930)
on the Everdlng parktraps ... to
honor H- R. (Hy) Everdlng, the
father of coast trap snooting, wno
celebrated his 57th birthday this
week." The above extract taken
from a Portland paper Indicates
Christmas-Hopping
fe, great fun; -Do
ft now -And
havejit-done !
Recalls Davs
j
H, rJ MHy" Everdlng, one of the
west's best known ; sportsmen,
who Is at Hnbbard Mineral
Springs.
that -while lit. Everdlng. physi
cal condition prevents his enjoy
ing, personally, sports of . any
kind, i yet his influence in . the
world of sports is felt. .
- Sports writers of nearly all the1
Pacific coast papers and also
those of the entire northwest and
many newspaper men are known
to Mr. Everdlng who says that he
appreciates the friendships of
newspaper men along with his
many other loyal friends.
Mr. Everdlng is. an ardent base
ball fan and gets great, enjoyment
attending boxing bouts.. , .. '
ther, and Sylvester. FayreU. s
lished a commission business
Portland in 186? and were known
to nearly every pioneer . In the
state, of Oregon. After the pass
ing of the two elder members of
the firm, the business was passed
on to Thomas 6. Farrell, Robert
S. Farrell and "Hy" Everdlng,
sons of the senior members. The
store, a grocery and feed busi
ness, was discontinued with the
firm still holding Its outside in
terests under the old firm name
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Auburn
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A TTTir'TJXI Vn TV.nVi.
auBumv-
I Sutter were their son Lea Sutter
and family. Pat Patterson was al
so a guest of the day
Mrs. George Vitte and daugh
ters, Ina and Marian, visited In
Salem Thanksgiving day at the
home of John Seymour and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baumgart-
ner entertained with a Thanksgiv
ing dinner at their home on Au
burn road. Tne guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Ri- E. Snyder - and chil
dren, Margaret, Doris and Dudley
of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lucas and
small son, Everett, of Salem and
Ethel Johnston of Auburn naa
Thanksgiving dinner . at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert
Feskens.
Mrs. William Shepard Is ser
iously ill at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Juza.
Mrs. R. O. Bralffard of North
Bend, another daughter of Mrs,
Shepard's Is assisting in the care
of her mother.
Miss Evelyn Propp of Salem
was a visitor at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. George Witte.
Edward Sennits is spending tne
Thanksgiving holidays at the
home of his grandparents In tne
Bethel district.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Swasey of
Portland spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Swasey's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Morgan.
The Auburn Dramatis club, the
"Cubs," met at the home of Ken
neth: Morgan. ' New members
were admitted to the club, and
the nlavs they are working on
were practiced, , after which
tames were enjoyed. At a late
hour refreshments were served by
the nost's. mother, 'Mrs. T. C Mor
gan
. ' ' Neuritis Rheumatism
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avenue, Portland, states after 10
years' suffering from rneuma
tism and neuritis, pains all gone,
general health much better since
taking Casey's Compound, si.so
per bottle at drug stores. Many
home testimonials on request.
Woolpert and Hunt, Court and
Liberty. Tel. 3444. :
EIopq Good Uoxjo - PaynoDto
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SVX J are bis with bletsliiiit that shall burst
Ladies' Watches
Reduced to $9.95
The watch and bracelet in the
style shown in the sketch a
guaranteed timekeeper at tne
lowest price we hare ever
beard of. And beautiful. Al
ways sell for $20. While they
last early buyers get them for
Nine Ninety-five.
Take One for a DoIlarB10
Pay After Christmas
a Dollar a Week
The '"Social
Secretary" i $29.75
The famous Bulova Watch for
milady Fifteen Jeweled move ,
ment, link bracelet to match. .'
A world of style' and depend-'
ability. Sold at the cash price
Twenty-nine Seventy-five
en the Burnett Budget Plan.
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.Take One for jk Dollar ., .
Pay After Christmas -
' a Dollar a Week "
We offer this famous Watch
by Bulova "Miss America' it
has a IS Jeweled movement
a White Gold filled, ease, and
a flexible metal band to match
the height of style and the
pinnacle of watch-making ac
curacy Thirty-aeven Fifty.
Take One for a Dollar
m Dollar a Week
Uvnzr ISai?Ili7
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Miss America
$37.50 j
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Here u a group for the table mat is positively
sensational ... There's the Dinner Set ... Forty
two pieces a service for six persons . . in a
soft shade of peachblow or Ivory and each piece
edged with twenty-two carat gold ... There are
half a dozen Gold Edged footed goblets- and a
set of silver. ' -The latter is from the shops of
Holmes & Edwards ... a new and modern pat
tern (sketched) in Stratford plate called "Tower
and very elegant at you can see from the pictures;
Take
Pay balance
DOWN
The Honeymoon
Fair for $29.50
As sketched a magnificent Engagement
Ring set with one Diamond and a Wedding
Ring to match set with three. The combina
tion cant be matched outside the Burnett
Organization for less than forty to fifty dol
lar a. Here for the Christmas Sale at $29 J&Q.
TAKE THE PAIS FOB A DOIXAR
PAT APTEB CHRISTMAS $1 A WEEK
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Clocks Reduced
to $24.50 From $40.00
The tnad.l sketcha haa as. strat-day
Baavamaat mad ehlnoe the hears sa4
ewarteta aa allvary tewed sesa. Al
ways said for lit. While they Isst
taits.
Take1 One for Half a Dollar ;
Pay After Clulstsnae.Wca Week
Bcisr now
EJood Uott Do E3ado HJnttail AZtov
There are Six Knives with stainless steel blades
and with hollow handles Sol Forks Twelve
Tea SpoonsThree Serving Spoons a sugar
shell and a Butter Knife. And each piece is
guaranteed for five and twenty years. And now
figure the saving the Dinner set worth twenty
dollars die glasses worth a dollar apiece the
Silver worm twenty-five dollars total fifty-one
dollars. And yet -those who come tomorrow can
get the entire ensemble for Twenty-nine fifty and
on the Burnett Budget Plan at (Hat
the Collection for half a
af ter January$1 a
Dinner Rings at
Y2 Price
Because we have too many Din
ner Rings and because this lav
the time to sell them (when men
of affairs are looking for the
Princely Gift) we have picked
out a trayful to sell at half . All
different seme with three dia
monds others with one superb
stone 128 Rings foe J1Z30. 150
Rings for $25$75 Rings for
137.50 and up to (250 Rings for
125. But one ion the budget
plan :.
PAT AFTER JAXTJART
DOIXAB OB SO A WEEK
' Sterling
Candlesticks
Solid Silver Candlesticks re-
dueed to about half. Twelve
inches high for $8.93 a pair.
These regularly; sell for flO a
pair.' Colonial styles In the
heyday of their popularity.
EXTRA! Diamond Set
Wstehee, Half Price
Owe ef a hind exhibition watches
treat a treat Jeweler whe makae
the essas a few- (rem
tacks that haver eatwera
their
weleesse. an are half-price.
see Wstehee fa -. s seat
SltS Watches far ...., ITJ
Ssse watches ter
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ltaes
ED o IToai? 5Ibc?QctimocV Ccajupc Biavftz?
1 ! n - $22.san I
-.V
dollar
week will do
FOR AIX
Diamond Rings
Reduced to $79.50
In this group we offed Diamond Engage
ment Rings that are not to be matched for
less than a hundred and twenty-five dollars
tn any other good store hereabouts ... and
we guarantee that statement With a money
back guarantee. - Finest Step Mountings
with . the finest blue-white diamonds . .
Choose from m dozen styles at Seventy-nine
fifty . . . Take One for m Dollar Pay After
January next , :
ONE FIFTY A WEEK
Electric
Percolators
Eight-cup size Nickel Sil
ver -on copper Quaran
teed electrical element
Colored handles While
they last Four Ninety-five
Fifty cents down bal
ance as you please.
?4iS
Jancoi?y A93E!
.Watch with a aTentaa Jmlil
Biovcmant and with ana af tha nair
Hollywood" link bands t match
tha cava (aavantaaa Jawclad
vatehaa aimally aall for around
fifty dollar, jrau know) wtall. thca
teat Tarn aaa boy at half JJ.t.
Take One for Half a Dollar
Fay After January
a Dollar a Week
The "Admiral"
$12.45
The Chriatmas Bala apana with this
aatoandlng off ar a Ouarantd
Watch la tha atyla akatch.d far
Firlee that has narar haaaj hapad
ar. Campl.ta with natal hand ta
match while thar lat twelve
forty-flva.
Take One for Half a Dollar
Pay the Balance After January
Dollar a Week
The Elgin $19
The famous Elsie Strap Watch far
aa aatteaaUy advertised seta la
the lead ias maeaaiaae end ea tha
air." A timekeeper with a rcpl
Offered at the lowest eaah price
aad em the Baractt Bsdsst TUm.
' Take One for Half a Dollar
Pay the Balance After January
Dollar a Week
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