Tfci OREGON STATESMAN, Caka. Ores3. 7cagsday llcrnia, AcTtist Sl 1932
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SCIO, Aug. 10 Mr. and Mm.
Arch Ray returned Friday; night
from Snow Peak where they had
Kom to set huckleberries. They
brought out 30 gallons after hav
ing tire gallon stolen from them
while there. Other people going
from Scio to get berries were Mr,
and Mrs. John Leffler, Mrs. P. H.
McDonald. Mrs. M. B. Cyrus, Mrs.
', A. . Brock, Vannie Shelton.
Herbert Hoagland, Mr. Peery. Ora
ZInk, Lowell Myers, Ed Bilyeu,
Coral Lucas, Raymond Bilyeu and
many others.
Mrs. Fred Ohlemeler and
daughter Jerry returned Sunday
from Portland where they ,had
been on a business and pleasure
trio, for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Black and two
children of Oakland, California,
arrived here recently and are
making their -home on the former
John Simmons poperty.
A. surprise birthday party for
Mrs. Ard Westenbouse was given
at Wilson park on Thomas creek
Wednesday evening. Games and
a welner roast wer. enjoyed by
the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs! Merle Tycer and family of
Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Small and Jr. of Vancouver,
Wash., Mr. and Mrs. N. B, Moses
and daughters. Marjorie and Max
!ne. John Halvorsen Anene Small,
Lowell Myers, and the host Ard
Vestenhouse, and the guest of
honor. ,
Mr. and Mrs. , P. W. Schrunk
Pump's Failure, Hubbard,
To Delay Schobl;: Sand in
. Line Clogs Water
Supply
SIOWSDR
GROWERS HEID
Hayes Interests in
Rush to Get Onions
Harvested, in Barns
LAKE LABISH, Aug. 30
Hayes Labish farm have ft
fleet of tracks hauling on
ions from the field to the
recently completed ware
bouse in Brooks. Nearly ev
ery track In the vicinity of
whatever shape or size has
. been hired. Each track" car
ries a helper In addition to
the driver. The oaions being
hauled are those which were
polled about ten days ago.
Onions mast dry in the
fields from ten days to two
weeks before being hauled
to the storage houses.'
Practically all of the lake
onions will be palled this
week, as the crop: i9 ripen
Ins; very fast. The onion
tops He down, usually to the
south, when they are ripe.
HAZEL GHEEN SENDS
QUOTA TO GOitCLAVE
HUBBARD,- Aug. $0 The city
officials met with a bitter disap
pointment this week upon getting
the new pump installed. Soon aft
el all connections were made, the
power was turned on the new
pump, a turbine, size six, Fair
banks-Morse, and in a few min
utes the, pomp and lines were
chocked with sand. Heretofore
the well ' had supplied the old
style cylinder type of pump, but it
seems the sandy formation at or
near the bottom of the- well must
have given way to the increased
capacity of the new equipment.
: It became necessary to send the
pump to the Fairbanks-Morse
people at Portland, - taken apart
and thoroughly cleaned of ' the
sand. 'Afterward it was apparent
a new one would be needed to
provide for the greater capacity
demand of ' the . new pumping
equipment. Sloper Brothers of In
dependence have been hired and
the work, of drilling the new well
has begun. This done the city will
have Installed almost a complete
water system during the past 12
months, having erected a late
type steel tank last fall, replacing
a wooden structure.
The Hubbard creamery is fur
nishing the mains with all the
water its own demands will allow,
but of course this is insufficient
for the patron's needs, especially
for lawn and garden sprinkling,
which is forbidden until the city'
pump is working.
The lack of water has necessl-
SUNNYSIDE, Aug. 30 Thresh
ing finished with, good yield of
grain. Some of the stubble fields
have been; disked ana. sown to
oats. A good piece of road. Im
provement along ; the Pemberton
Huckleberry
Pickers Get
. HOP. PICKERS BUSY,t.
, ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Aug. X 0
H. R. McDowell, veteran top
drier, and . Raymond Horner , of
Mill City. left Monday for Inde-
the McLaughlin, yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wllson'are
moving from the Lansing farm on
Garden road where, they - have
lived for several years with Mrs.
m ' . a, . . ifrn..f. I. - IIm 1i7a4Ha T.n
ww i penuencv wuero incy win wb kui- m uiuu muuioi, wi. "
r ,lPlnllpl0Te ria hop season at sing, to their own farm hare. The jdence there.
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place here is - being vacated-ty ,'
their son, Ralph Wilaon," and fam-,
ily who have' rented" the farm ;
here, belonging to Mlas Jennie '
Best and Miss Betty Best of West
Salem and will Uke up their res- .
LYONS, Aug. ,0 Several
huckleberry , pickers came out
from Monument Peak today with
their containers filled with lovely
berries. Each picker in the dif
raneTi th ast -week is another of Iferent groups averaging five gal
th activities f this community. " Ion or more for a two day trip. It
Prune picking will soon he on
for those who have a crop. Some
growers talk of leaving the prunes
on the trees, the present price not
Justifying the expense of harvest-
requires from three to f ou hours -
to climb . the mountains, alter .
leaving the wagontoad to reach i
the camping grounds.
Over 150 pickers were in the;
HAZEL GREEK, Aug. 30 The
if A Un E.: P Caldwell annual session oi me urogon con
attended a surprise birthday party t f he. Y1 Brethren tated the postponement oi the
George Beery of Albany Saturday ' JVJ ? ' 'ort!"J LAf 'tU when the new well will prob-
I September 4. Tremont church la I v. .
People in Scio ana tne sur- l:,,"." . " ' ' X ,J ,
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Iti thm. Several men Of tn camp over .ue weewau uu uiu-
-iKftrhftA r emnloved on the I era going as those came out. A
TffMAn hriAr. aome have Kone large supply is reported this eea-
v Mv Whn witlnr for thelson due to late -snow and frosts.
mnM wit tti lata canninsr oi i uo v
- mr, srpt.MM Rnnnvulde I yet but are large and plentiful.
expects to keep the sunnyside up - A number of pickers are selling
The school board will hold Its scarce and folks need the money,
budget meeting August 29. School Some are selling at 75c and 11.00
.tn M oontomW n with Mrs. per gallon delivered. Huckleber-
T! nalna as nrinclnal and Miss riw e reasonable at 11.00 per
uw nottorman of 5Ulem with galloh as a gallon will can 4
the nrimary. Several new names quarts. Not like some berries they
m k h. mil fnr the first I uo not snrinK wnen cooaea.
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time. New families moving in.
Dorothy. Taylor has returned to
her home in England where she
has taken a post graduate course
at the state university.
Miss Taylor will be In the Sa
lem school work for the coming
year as principal of MeKinley
school. Violet Bunse. a niece of
W. Johnson, who has been visit
ing here the past summer, will re
turn to her home at Flaxville,
Montana, on Thursday.
STRAW FIRE SCARES
FARMERS IN VALLEY
F
sSl? FARM LEASETAKEN
W QUARRY FAMILY I
t,h. cvi tti . election of the delegates takes
rn- i vine iu ivuii luunun u "
Curt Ferguson , of Salem
were married July 31 at Corval
11s. It Is understood ' they will
make their home in West Salem
Mr. and' Mrs. Arthur Sweeney
and Fred Jones have taken over
vember.
The Women's Missionary asso
ciation, the Otterbeln Guild and
Christian Endeavor will hold an
nual conventions in connection
SPRING VALLEY. Aug. 30
Considerable - excitement was
caused Sunday by a fire from a
burning straw pile running
through the heavy stubble on the
Phillip Damm farm here. The
men set the stack afire and were
prepared to keep It In bounds but
it leaped to the stubble and burn
ed over a large patch of ground
before it could be stopped.
Mrs. Floyd Van Riper and
daughter Joy of Bend are spend
ing two-weeks with Mts. Van RI-
TALBOT, Aug. SO The Sidney per'r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil-
ARMEHS UN ON HAS
rty r- 1
FJilJDYABLE MEETING
Talbot Farmers' Union held its
Up Damm.
Mr. and Mrr. Andrew Chrlsten-
SHELBURN. Anr. 30 Mr. and Present
thV r.confectionery they recently w!th the cnference- Th rouD8 Mrs. Quarry and family of Scio George Potts, president, was In
th IZ: meeting for worship and inspira-ka lafl thm 3. L oleshee charge of the meeting. The Union
purcuwea iru ir. .utt Uonal addres8eg b tne B,anop sheiburn. Thev will Dins were presented to the off I
" . nnv" and Mrs. J. Hal Smith, then sep- take nossesslon SeDtember 1. cers and stickers were given the
.... v r., v Zl L aratlng for group conferences. Charles McDonald was called to members for their cars. Reports
Those attending the conference brother Edward who died in mittees.
from this church are: pastor, weed, Calif. Burial took place In W. L. Wash is quite ill at his
Rev. S. E. Long, delegates to thelnrj.nt p.... , home with an attack of appendi-
I.?.." J;.: Christian Endeavor. Iola Luckey.l Mr. Shepherd and family of To- cltls. Dr. Bridgwater , is taking
h ikt UVPriTreddaaea for 01B Looney. Cecil Luckey; to ledo, 8pent the weekend with his care of the case
nas been at tne f riu reaiaence ior i ....v r,nA vr Tjn,T-fni-rf I . ... I onv... n.n.-.
IKS! BK 51 ''.- Dro'"-SET,
..l mutln. In Tallin
AMI houVe Friday night with lf ?. "l"
nearly all officers and members
teach In the third and fourth
grades in the Scio schools for the
coming year.
Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Prill and Dr.
W-S IA
!2!l'-fc8aSvi weinfdav ment' Mr- 0rTle Lckey. Mrs. W. H. Wyman is making an ex- I ness of his father, E. H. Belknap.
f to. m n n for f w MarKftry looney is aeiegate irom tended trip to points In Oregon Mr. and Mrs. WUlUn Freeman.
from Washington, D. C, for a lew I th -i,nr-h Tha Hazel Green .. ttt..v1i. t v.. it ii, .A u rh.rl.. rrmin
of Portland were recent guests of
Mr. Chrlstensen's sister Mrs. F. B.
Windsor and family.
Glenn Kirkwood, principal of
the Union high school at Molalla
was a recent guest of his sister,
Mrs. L. F. Matthews.
Joe Willwert Is working at the
Wallace Orchards during the pear
season. ' Mrs. Pete Willwert is
staying in Salem during the can
nery season.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKlnney
Gilbert Belknap was called to ... u.n t t t
Monroe Friday by the aertons 111- -anA.w tn xlMt Mr. and Mrs. W.
,0 th Spdwyt wMer
Red Horn gatiint teat per
fected, the Refere Indicate
ik trimter by tcaving thm
checkered J(g. CUmonkkt
icon o awnty tpeedway vie
tori that the checkered
JLag km bcm tk $ymbol
for Red Liomthe grnsoli
that Is wimnimg popular
favor on the kighteoj.
TODAY'S FINEST GASOLINE
IS SOLD WHERE YOU SEE
THE RED-COATED REFEREE
AND THE CHECKERED FLAG
MMU MMBUtm CAaMJIB hC
8 tJ A R A WTKE
R. McKlnney.
weeks visit,. spent Sunday at the
Prills slimmer home en Bilyeu
creek.
lurch. The Hazel Green and Washington. Rumor has it I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freeman I e i r X
will be entertained by Rev. tnat wedding bells will soon, ring 1 and baby daughter Loletta. all of Spring VjraillS DCing
the church.
group
Mtss Leila Luckey, pastor Here l f or Mr vyman
I ior six years, iter. a. &. long.
I with an Impressive ceremony In
stalled the Christian Fndeavor
officers Sunday night.
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Motorists everywhere say that Red Lion, the
new "Speedway Perfected" Gasoline is the finest
gasoline they ever used.
Users of premium price gasolines are switch
ing to it because it gives the most amazing per
formance. Red Lion functions perfectly in high
compression motors. It doesn't knock, even in hot
weather. It gives balanced, multi-power efficiency
at no extra cosL
And ladies will appreciate the absence of dis
agreeable exhaust fumes when driving with Red
Lion Gasoline.
k for the'bte Race Referee in the red coat,
and the Checkered Flag, at Independent Service
Stations. It is the emblem of Red Lion today's
finest gasoline. Try it!
Cathlamet, Washington, were Tj . Vullv
weekend rnests of Mr. and Mrs. narvcw "ow ttUCy
900-Mile Trip Into
' East Oregon Taken
' By Zena Resident Depression Noticed
a-J-HZwr, .n. . At Coast Resorts by
W; Frank Crawford and children,
Miss Hilda and Frank. Jr., re
turned Sunday from a' 906 mile
trio to eastern Oregon. While
SPRING VALLEY. Aug. SO
The last of the spring grains are
being bound now and will prob-
ably be threshed by the end of
Hay esville Travelers nlM ln Boston
there they were -guests at the and Mrs. A. B. Stettles and chll
home of Mr. and Mrs; George dren, accompanied by Mrs. btett
Tackman (Hattle Bixby) who re- ler's brother, Mrs. Rovilla Mc
side 50 miles southeast Qf Prine- JAfee, have Just returned from an
vine. 1 outing to the eoast.
On their return trip they trav- The depression is very nottce-
HAYES1LLE, Aug. $0 Mr. f ReVlValistS Put On
Picnic for Kiddies
Rev. Wilkerson will hold reg-1 weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ular services next Sunday at t: JO I E. J. Freeman.
p. m. at the community church.
RADIO APPRECIATED GIFT
ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Aug. SO
w.. nM.mi xtr n..i- A visit paid Sunday by Mr. and the week if the weather is fa-
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ner was a former minister 0i H. "cu. u , v. "7 . .. .1 T
Shelburn. The wedding wllll take Mrs. Eakin s parenu. Mr. ana enme is sprung on .prmg
JUH. J. VY liUKKr. w ,1 isaiwrcu i rua ivuiii.
especially interesting by the fact Vivian Stratum and his baling
that they brought, with them and crew are busy baling stacked hay
presented to their hosts a hand- and straw. Nearly every one has
some new radio. had some baling done this season.
WD mm
The
Grimier Gllmf Cirrus
Friday Ts3 t S3 s m.
KFI KCS KCW KS)MS
THI NIW im9WAY-3 MtflCTI aAfOUMI
cloaci with. ann.Kinn
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In Waconda District
eled along the short of Klamath
lake which is 30 miles long and
Is considered one of the moat
beautiful lakes in Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Barker and
son Sam, S. H. Barker, Miss Edna
Walling and MIbs Ruth Bhepard
enjoyed a picnic at Stayton Sun
day. They also saw an interest
ing life saving exhibit near Stay-ton.
2 WOMEN ENTERTAIN
RICKEY. Aug. 30 Mrs. C. Mc
Neil and Mrs. J. Courtnler will
entertain the members of the
Rickey Sunshine club and their
husbands Saturday ntght at the
McNeil home..
WACONDA. Aug. 30 Judith
able at the beach resorts. There l f Mon,mJBtindnM,ar
....hii. . ,. bell eErickson of Stockton, Calif..
highways, or tourists at the flu- '"""
. n n w . wat a n m AATT1 Ta Ton wn I - . . ..v
normal times. 'although, the road, Pt jec we ?j, . "ed-lT
are ln splendid condition. aa
MVtita aiti Via liar! VArV u B""uaJ yiv-uv,.
U1UUCI U WHiUO s - I . - .
MdAnaMv ! xu luw lureuwu yuiupoiUB weic
mever. accomnaniea ny meir i
H.,i,tn mm Rchm and Rmali wnen tne groups made tneir pa-
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aixrhtar anil thflr eranflSOn. I w" "-" uibuwoj, Diugiufc nuu
M.iin. ' Wnifmovr. nent the making announcement of their
r,fts weir at Oceanside and New- evening meeting which featured a
S) rfi)
port.
Mrs. Emma Fread and family voices.
song service with the children's
are moving Into the house form
ally occupied by the late Mrs.
Hulden.
West Salem News
WEST SALEM. Aug. 30 Din- tendent of the Snnday school of
ner guests at the home of Mr. and
The Misses Erickson and Sever-
son held their last religious serv
ice at the schoolhouse Sunday
night.
Since beginning their meetings
here the young women have been
guests each evening of Miss
Gladys C. Brown, president of
Hayesville district Sunday school
convention.
Miss Erickson plans to return
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to
Mrs. John Friesen Friday night
were Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Smith
and daughters, Lorene and Max
Ine formerly of Fergus Falls.
Minn., who were residents a few
years ago of Salem. Mr. Smith
was the pastor of the Nazarene
church. The family are now sta
tioned at Marshfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Manning
and daughter, Norma from Clat
skanlne, Wn, who were here for
n few days visit with Mrs. Man
ning's grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
- Sutton, left last week for - their
home. Mrs. Manning, who was
formerly Marie Brown, attended
arhnnl in Salem a number of
rears siro. Norma, who was badly
hltten by ft huge police dog about
the limbs, arms and back a short
timA ago and had ft narrow es
"cape from death, but for the time
ly intervention of two men, who
killed the dog and rushed the
little seven year old girl to the
office of ft physician, or she would
not have survived. She is now
convalescing. "
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Richardson
1 arrived here from Amity -on Fri-
. iiii ami moved Into tner it. u-
RloDer house on .Gerth' avenue,
Mr. Richardson, who Is the new
. Southern Pacific section" boss for
this section -of the railroad suc
ceeds Mr. Peterson of Eola, who
has been transferred to Cascade
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Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Lake enter
' ; tained . Sunday, Mr. Lake's alstsr
and husband. Mr. and Mrs. wai
ter Young of Lebanon, Mr. Carl
Belle and Miss Dorothy BJorke
both of Salem. i
' Clarks in New Home
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Clarke of
Gerth avenue, who have recently
completed the erection of an -at
tractive new home on - 10th" and
Lee streets ln Salem moved with
their young son, Glenn into it on
, - - Monday. -. -. vv '
Mrs. AlfHenningsen, . superin-
the West Salem church is plan- to ner home in Stockton. Cal.. this
nlng lor a gooa Dusmess meeung week
at her home Friday evening, at
which plans for the fall rally will
Mrs. Forster to Idaho
be made and quite a thorough re- Sister's Death Calls
officers may be made and addi
tional teachers added to the staff.
All members of the Sunday school
board are expected to attend.
Mrs. M. L. Grandstaff, who left
her home here a year and four
LIBERTY, Aug. 30 Mrs. Rob
ert Forster was suddenly called
to Idaho by the death of her sls-
tP TTai email anrt TVinaM a
monins ago 10 mwe ner agin i companled her
Portland assisting a relative, has! M pheba Williams of Mon-
returned here to live again i on l, Ti8iung her daughter
Ruge street, having moved back Mrg p Q Jndd and Jamily. Mrs.
on sunaay evening, ner worner. Browning and . daughter
W S. Crook who Is S7 years old, Margaret ar6 .pending a week at
Win vo nere wim sii. wru- PaclfIe CIty The E. A. Free fam-
sUf f, who is glad to be back home 1Iy Ieft Monday for a several days'
to her own place again, had Just TisIt ln Al8ea wltn Mr. and Mrs.
left her house furnished here and Archfe Free and at yachats. The
wie, so tne return; was i npuneo. aMrg visited Mrs: Krauger's
r. ana Mrs. nenry Anawoo, paronts in Molalla Sunday and re
Miss Mamie Anderson, their fy tfle fatner Mr. Marts, great
daughter, and Mrs. E. Frances all ly llnproTed In neaUh.
of Nelson, British Columbia, who Mu Ett. westenhanse has re-
have been visiting w th Mrs. Prls- u nome IUinola where
cilia Bosanko, and, looking after attended summer school at
K??7 ln,te.??tBherv',r !Sm,e the University of Illinois, taking
uura imio, further work In library course,
home in Canada again. 1 xtrtiana ha hen
Arblckirs Are Hosts . J aigtant to Dr. Franklin at wniam
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Arbickll .... nn,..altv w mm-
and sons, Harold, Leonard and lected a, a88utant librarian at
Clarence of Yamfclll, near Dayton, wulamette rj. ,toT the coming
have moved into one of the res- ,
Idences on Ruge street, and are .. " - :
hosts to ft group of relatives, Mr. - -r 1 rrt
and Mrs. O. Q. Tafne and Miss KlCKey Teachers Off
Myrtle ftnd Edward Page all worn I - r imA lV'ur Tnha
St. Paul, Minnesota, who surpris- O ASSUme eW JODS
ed them with a visit, ana who wui 1 j . u , 4, ,
r.m.tn for a weck. Another son. I RICKEY, Aug. SO LettieWal-
T.infl Arhickil. and Miss Violet I lace who has spent the summer
Ludington, vdsughter or Mr. ana i wun r mounr, n. "
Mrs. Jess' Ludington of Locust has gone to Coqullle where she
co!Tti married at the will teach the coming year. For
home of the bride's parents last I the past four years she has been'
mm Th .win lesv ahortlv Ian - Instructor ln the Brooks
f M anA .afterwards Will 1 schooL
,.v tmi at tha T.ndlnsr-1 . Mrs. Glen Magee- who taught
ton home. Mrs. ArblcklTa father, the Oak Grovei school last year
i H4i,M wmti tiait the 1 has accented ft position near
mlBfortune to lose one of his Scott Mills. Her school will open
limbs In a accident. September II.
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