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;' NORTH HOWELL "My Idea
6f a good nighbor' or "what am I
doing to meet the present depres
sion" were the two- subjects pre
sented for roll tall by Lecturer
Mrs. Ena Harmon at the regular
grange meeting Friday night In
the North Howell grange hall
Clever Ideas were presented rang
ing all the way from punching an
other hole In belts to stopping the
use of tobacco. .
. Other program numbers includ
d a solo by Mattie yinton. high
lights of state grange by Mrs. A.
T. Cline; Agricultural progress by
W. H. Stevens and a reading by
Catherine Bumpti. ,
Two new names were presented
for membership: Ellen Vinton and
Ida May Summers.
.. The next regular meeting will
be September 9 and the program
will be devoted to family night
numbers, .
In compliance with National
grange plans. North Howell
grange will observe the evening of
September 30 as Grange Booster
night and the booster program
wUl be divided by Mrs. Ena Har-
mon, lecturer. ,
On August 24 an Interesting
grange .meeting Is scheduled for
North Howell hall where all mast
ers, lecturers ; and : secretaries of
the iihardina.tA rnnrti in Marlnn
Mnntr will- mAt hr" wltW itta WEST SALEM. Aug. 1 y-Uist
rranre council of flrem nA tat Jewell Strlckfader of Ferdinand,
deputies. The meeting will - be Idaho, who has been spending the
field at 8 p. m. in the evening and PMt " wwm bwb, "'"s .
anyrranfte member who wishes to "e uoya m. wn noras, win con-
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Princesses, Also of Native
t American Stock; Plans -
,Forr Event Ready;
Enshrouded in her hem?
Holman Reynolds, hai
ma ner attorney, jsenec roiucoir. Pleads tot the -torch I koff won his Dl
singers" release on bail after her surrender at Went-1 leased on 125.000 bail pendinr trial in October.
X black widow's Weeds. Llbbyi worth. N. C. Libby's father, Alfred C Holman, is
tdkerchief to fc. wwm aof tl I mtmA Inside her neldinr her hand. Attomev Poll.
ea aaa onutn ceynoia s wiaow was re-
West Salem News
attend may do so.
Mi UPSETS
'mm FoiM
tlnue her visit until time for the
beginning of schools in the fall be
fore returning to her home. She
Is a niece of Mrs. Hill. 1
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tandy,
Miss Susie Crow and Miss Jose
phine Tandsr who has been taking
a 10-day vacation at Cannon
beach, ' returned Saturday. . Mr.
Tandy, who has been poorly for
the past several months is lm-nroTinr.
AIRLIE, Aug. 13 Days Of yes- MIs Tnila. nrnt nonnlar
tar-year were recalled here teacher in the Went Salem nil bile
Thursday, when the town wit- Uchool has moved Into Edgewater
nessea a reai runaway. Mrs. u. je. Court to make her home for the
Wilson -was moving Into the J. F. coming school year.
Wienert house, and while she was Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. An-
nnloadlng the first load of furni- derson. who came here with their
tare, the horse- became frightened family in the early summer from
and ran away, turning the wagon Seattle, have located at Newport,
over and upsetting the load. No and Mr. Anderson, who Is a barber
serious damage was done. Is how in business there.
The weekly meeting of the La- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harris
dies' Aid was held at the Aid and sons. Wavne and Richard.
house Thursday, the day being who arrived here from Montebel-I
spent in quilting. lo. Calif., near Bakersfield a fort-
Dorice Williams, celebrated her Iniaht aro to visit at the home of
sixth birthday with a family pic- her sister, Mrs. and Mr. Charles
nic. at which were preaentr Mrs. Wurm. left Wednesday for their
C. J. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank home again. While here the
Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wag- guests and Mr. and Mrs. Wurm
ner, all of Corvallls, W. E. Wil- and daughter. Thelma and son,
Hams, sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Carl drove up to Tumwater, Wn.,
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. I to par a visit at the home of an-
wiuiama, jr.; and , daughters, 1 other relative, the Homer Pail
Marine and Dorice, and Mr. and lips family.
Mrs. George Plaub. . i r Considerable interest Is being
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hastings left I manifested in the Sunday school
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. J at the Ford Memorial church, and
Perel Hedges of Independence for
a trip along the coast.
Mr. Pettyjohn i
Winner of Contest
Conducted by Club
. Roberts. Aug. 13 The G. F.
club was entertained at the "home
of Mrs. Edward Harnsberger at
Oak Point. A cafeteria luncheon
was served at 1 o'clock. In a con
test, Mrs. W. C. Pettyjohn receiv
ed first prize for the best poem
using each members name.
Special guests, were: Mrs. Mar
jory Tarpler of Seattle.' Wash.:
Mrs. Robert Seegard of Oak Point:
Mrs. Woodard of Astoria, who is
the house guest of Mrs. Alice
Coolldge.
Club members present were:
'Madames, 8. C. Davenport, . B. D.
Fldler, Ed Goodrich, Alice Cool
ldge, George Higgins, Robert Jud-
son, John Orsborn. Ester Query,
Gorden Bowman, William Meyers,
H. C. Carpenter, W. C. Pettyjohn,
L. Zielkle, Mrs. Lott, Roy, Rice.
Bud Stutsman. Flora Holley, For
est Edwards, N. C. Kugle, and the
hostesses. Mrs. Edward Harns
berger and Mrs. Buster Kleen, as- !
sistinr hostesses were Mrs. Albert i
Blankenhlp and Mrs. T. P. Bress-
ler.
each Sunday morning a class in
turn presents a special number be
fore the entire school. It began
with the men's class, which was
represented by John A. Tantlss.
The Christian Forum, a class of
young folks will appear at the
school today. There is to be a
birthday chart for the. Sunday
school with each. regularly enrol
led member enlisted. As his or
her birthday arrives a gift of the
gospel of John Is u be presented,
with Mrs. Floyd De Lapp the
doner.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Swlgart and
Mrs. - Robert-- Ketteman -were
guests at the home of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrsi L, A. Swlgart
at Monmouth part of this week.
Mr. and' Mrs. W. R. Patterson
and daughter, Mary left Saturday
for Newport, where they will
spend the week-end, leaving Mary
to visit at the home of her grand
parents for a week longer.
Little Master Howard Hill, Ut
ile son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M.
Hill is suffering from an Infected
tonsil.
Carpenter Owner -
Of Cleaning Shop
Conducted by Braa
SILViJRTON, Aug. 13 Law
rence Carpenter, who has been
associated with . Cooper's Cleaners
for the past tew years, has pur
chased the A. O. Braa Panator-
lum Cleaners. . Mr. Carpenter will
rearrange the establishment and
will install some new machinery.
Mr. Braa, who with his fam
ily has been here for the past
five years, will leave for Wash
ington about the. 15th of this
month. ' Melvln Bell is taking Mr.
Carpenter's place at Cooper's.
DURRMJT REACHES
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AMITY, Aug. 13 At the recent
I. O. O. F. lodge meeting P. P.
Durrant was presented with a pipe
in honor of his 80th birthday and
engraved his veteran .jewel with
number 45 which represents - 45
years of service in Oddiellowshlp,
At the close of the lodge session
a birthday cake was a special fea
ture at the supper in the dining
room.
Tne 3. 8. s. club and memDers'
families enjoyed a picnic in the
Amity city parks recently.- Dinner
was served to about CO people
Those present were: C. Reed and
family, H. Martin and wife, Bert
Tovey and family, Mrs. Nette Tov-
ey, J. F. Switzerland wife, L.
Tresham and family, Mrs. Blietz.
Mrs. Roblson, Mrs. Breeding, Mrs,
Walling, J. " E. Northway, Mrs
Weston, Glenn Weston and wKe,
A. Dereave and family, F. Schaef
fer and wife, Mrs. Cadwell and
family, W. B. Lummlg and fam
ily, Mrs. Day E. Tallin an and fam
By, Leon French, Fred and . Viola
Hansen, Mrs. Tindahl and Carol
Jean. Homer Davis, F. Landls and
family and Leona Christensen
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brandcll of
Black Diamond, Alberta, Canada,
are visiting at the J. R. Snod grass
home and are on their way to Jef
ferson to; visit relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Brahdell are looking tor
place to locate.
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PENDLETON, Ore.. Aug. . 18
(Special) -Two thousand Ind4ins
will gallop forth to do. homage
to Queen Talla-we-tonml and, her
four . Indian girl . attendants at
the - Pendleton Round-Up. Sep
tember 8, t and'10.. . . :".y.V",
The queen, appointed, sever
al weeks ago to wave her scepter
over the arena of the wild west
exhibition. - has just - named 'her
princesses. - They are Princesses
Hla-tok-qal-yicht, known as .Wan
derlng. Maiden ; Te-a-ma-ta-lote,
Summer's Rainbow; Wet-a-lone-mi.
Rippling Water; and Whets-
wo-we-poo. A Stream at Dawn.-'
All are f ull-bldbded . Indians.
and live, on .the Umatilla reser
vation which adjoins the town of
Pendleton. ? This is the 'second
time in 23 , years . Indian ..girls
have been chosen for this coveted
honor. '. Queen Talla-we-ton-ml
won the Indian : girl beauty eon-
test nve times In succession.
Princess Whets-wo-we-poo was
winner In 1331 and Princess Wet
a-lone-mi .. won second prize in
These five Indian. girls, em erg
lng from their sylvan' retreat on
the banks of the Umatilla river;
will be charming hostesses :to
thousands of .veterans who will
stop' oft here ' on their, way to
the Portland convention.' ,"
Famous tophands of the range.
coming from all parts ' ef the
country, will lay their trophies
at the feet of theae charming
daughters of the first Americans
If they are as chivalrous as the
Knights of King Arthur's round
table.
Choir Concert and
Ice Cream Social
Plan For Churches
SILVERTON, Aug. 13 The
sanior choir of the .Methodist
Episcopal church is preparing a
eoncert which will be presented
Sunday evening, Autfust 23. Mrs.
F. J. Roubal is directing the
choir. Mrs. Ed son Comstock is
pianist.
An lee cream social will be
given by St. Paul's church Sun
day evening, August 21. The so
cial will be held on the lawn of
the St. , Paul parish ehurch.
program is being prepared which
will consist ef selections r an
orchestra, directed by Hal L.
Campbell, and of old time songs.
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The Wbo blood of: the first' Americana "flows through the veins of
these five Indian girls who will preside over the destiBy of the
Pendleton Round-Up, September 8, 9 and 10. Keadlng: from left to
right, they are Princess Whet-w-we-poO", or 'A Stream at Dawn;
Wet-a-looe-mi, Rippling Water; Te-a-mu-ta-lote, Suaamer's Rain-
bow; , Hia-tok-anl-ylcht, Waaderiiig- Maideu.- aaO. Her Highness,
Queen TalU-we-ton-mL White Dove. They wilt, be cbamiag host-
, esses to- the thousands of veterans who will nop off for tne svest
rn epic. of the plains on their way to the Portland national con
ventlon of Che American Legion, September lS-ia.
BUILDING ACTIVITY
STARTS IN STAYTOH
STAYTON. Aug. 13 An addi
tion is being built on the rear of
the service station of C E. Tay
lor, recently leased to E. Hamlin,
which will be used as living quar
ters for the Hamllns. Mr. Taylor
baa not , definitely decided Just
when -he will begin -work on the
cabins he plans to erect on proper
ty recently purchased opposite the
J. T. K earns place.
. Lumber is -now on the ground
tor the new residence to be built
for W. P. Brantley, to replace the
one recently destroyed by fire.- Lu
lay 'brothers are tarnishing the
lumber' and Nick Lulay will do the
carpenter work. .
A number of former Iowa res
idents from this community are
planning to attend the annual
Iowa picnic, which is being held
Sunday at the Benton-Lane park.
between Corvallls and Eugene, en
the West Side highway. A picnic
Tiinner is planned for i p. m.
Members of the Masonic and
Eastern -Star lodges of this place
together with their families will
hold a picnic at Martina grove,
two miles east of Lyons Sunday,
August 14. There are tables on
the grounds and the dinner Is
scheduled tor 1 o'clock.
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Wheat eldjJowWitiiiWl
? Acres Reported Jn Mid-
die. Grove Area
MIDDLE GROVE. Aug. 13
The sheep on the J. G. Long and '
W.-H. Schart farms nave recently ;
been ravaged by dogs. . Five do;
were shot as a result Three b-
longing te one woman were found '
in the Schart. flock.
-A. J. Hern don, Janitor of Mid- ;
die Grove schooL.ls busy cleaning -
and ' repairing in preparation for
the opening. ef school the latter
part "of September.
Rainy weather ' has halted
threshing activities In this local
ity. The yield is not as good as
last year, wheat going in some
fields as low as IT bushels to the
acre. . f : ; t ':""'-
The regular monthly business -
meeting- and social of the Chris
tian Endeavor was held at the W.
H." Schart home Friday night.
Plans for attending C. E. summer
conference at Turner were mad 2.
In , September a werner roast is
planned to be -held at the Ham
mer home. Those present for the
evening were "Lola, Esther 'and
Earl Hammer." Mildred-Wackken. '
Norman and Alfred McAllister.
Genevieve Schart, Laura and Lu
cille Crane, Jiev. h. k.-scneuer-man.
Mrs. L. F. Randall. Clyde.
Gordon, and Horace Randall. Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Schart, Katherlna
and Harry Schart.
; 'A. groujt ef young people hare
just returned from summer as
sembly of the Evangelical ehurch
held at Jennings Lodge. Lo!a
Hammer and Katherlne Sehaif
took courses In leadership train
ing, Roberta Bartruff and Esther
Hammer, course for older boys
and girls, nd Laura and Luelll
Crane. Alfred McAllister, Mildre l
Wacken, Milton Scheuerman and
Harry Schart took work In th
dally vacation bible school.
MRS. JUDSOX VISTTS
ZENA, Aug. 13 Mrs. S. A.
Judson of Salem is a house
guest at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. French of Zena. Mrs.
Judson suffered a nervo s break
down" recently when her eldest
daughter, Mrs. Effle Card of Ore
town, died as the result of a mas
told operation.
YOUR
EYES
It may be your eyes caus
ing: the fatigue.
An examination may save
much trouble later.
See us today
OPTOMETRISTS, SSS State St.
DEPOT MAY CONTINUE
HUBBARD, Aug. 13 There is
every indication that the South
ern' Pacific depot may not close at
this point.
Mrs. Lew Plummer
Hostess at Social
H Afternoon of Club
PIONEER. Aug; 13 The
Woman's Community ' club met
at the home of Mrs. ' Lew Plum
mer . Thursday afternoon Those
present were Mrs.; C. Domasehbf
sky. Mrs. George : Curtlss, 1 Mrs.
C. E. Cooper, Mrs. R. Mlddleton,
Mrs. Raider.-Mrs. Ed Harrb and
daughter Edna, Mrs. Anna Brock;
Mrs. Lester Guy, Mrs. Clyde Rob
bins and Alice, Miss Anna Lad
stock, Mjs. Mark Blodget, Mrs.
Oris Harrington. .The . hostess
was assisted by her. daughters,
Gladys, Haxel and Ruth. .
'Guy Aydelott and family of
Garibaldi have been visiting- his
sister, ;Mrs. Clyde Bobbins and
family. - Guy was hurt in the mill
at Garibaldi a year ago in May
and has been disabled ever slnee.
In april he underwent a back and
hip operation In the Veterans
hospital.
Birthdays Occasions
; Of Social Gathering
HOPEWELL, Aag. 13 Mrs.
Dude Wood entertsined at a 1 de
lightful birthday dinner Thursday
at her home. The evening was
speat in vlsitinr, and dancing. Win
Veiuteeg , was - surprised r with ' a
birthday dinner Friday evening. .
George Polvi,- while employed
on the state highway, suffered a
severe sprain In hls.anklsv. His
condition has slightly Improved.
Mrs. Ray Cotel Has returned from
a hospital where she underwent
treatments for a kidney condition.
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LIKE A THUNDER-BOLT FROM A CLEAR SKY
COMES THIS STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT
"BREIER QUITS SALEM"
Entire stock of Men's, Women's and children's Ready-to-Wear
and Furnishing to be sold at
public salestarting
FOR 15 YEARS THIS STORE BROUGHT YOU THE
BEST VALUES. WE HOPED TO CONTINUE, BUT
FATE RULED OTHERWISE;
We know that to close out now terrific sacrifices will
be necessary and heavy losses will be sustained
' But There Is No Use Crying f
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STOIUS CLOSED MONDAY, IULSDAY and WEDNESDAY
WE HAVE" JKUUir
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A Few New Styles in
Shoes at the New Low
Price Range of
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We Also Have Two New
. Fall Numbers by
At $8.50 and $10
SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR THESE
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