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TCfftNEfc; Oct 11; WTn. Ep-
wortb league and invited guests
held Hallowe'en social Friday
night at the country borne of Mrs.
hiata Garner WMter Peterson had
charge of the entertainment. Miss
Mildred Sthiffexar. castnme4 s a
black! wltqh.. received the women's
prise and plena Garner as a clown
won the 'gcntleaiin's rcriee. ; r '
v "Present, were! the Misses Lillian
Peterson, Catherine Hawk Stella
. Barnett,- Marjory Fowler, Mildred
flit Uikil BY,ltfwT ,f T .TnL
lett. Lolai Odnnlnr.? Ttaehel and
IToreucoIjGarner, and Walter Pe-
tenon, - Rjobert ana Memn Holt,
John Hawk. AWn and Glenn Gar
fier. 'Albert Jensen, 'Harold Fow
-1eT,"'ltev7s and' Mrs. ' N." Sherman
Hawk, Mr and-Mrs.; F. C. Gun
ning, Y-'Mjr. 1 and - Mrs. Martin
Schmidt, I Mrs; - Emma G unning.
and Mrs.S Garner.
The Pirates' chorns of the glee
club of idvaaced grades in the
adfejclSQol meteor a Hallowe'en
party Friday night at the honie of
Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Whitehead, jr.
Ia Verne Whitehead emye a violin
solo. Mrs, Agnes Booth sponsored
the party, being musical director
for the grade school. Present were
Geneva - Barber; ' Rachel Riches,
Margaret! Schlfferer, Edna .Rice,
KathrynS Sparks. Alice Fowler,
Charlotte; Parr, La Verna White
head. Mrs. Booth, Elton and Keith
Ball, Herchel, . Peterson, Clatra.
Barsich, Herbert Booth, Norman
Whitehead, Tarnal Denhem, Earl
Boyer and special guests, Mrs.
Clara. ' parksC , and Ruth Clark,
teachers j Mrs. Elizabeth Ball and
Mrs. Whitehead.
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The OREGON tTTATCSM AN, Salgia Oregon, Tuesday Morning November V 1932
j KING OF GEM THIEVES APTURED
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INDEPENDENCE. I Oct.: 1 1
The Farmem' - auction block aid
trading post will be opened on the
corner of Main , and C. streets, In
the Hlrschberg ; building, nnder
the direction' or C. D. , Trump,'
lately of California. ! . 1
The purpoie is to perfect an es
tablishment which , will serve a a
clearing houne for farm products,
farm equipment and other goods,
with an auction sale once a month
featuring tho project! Mr. Trump
will aet as salesman charging a
commission on sales .which' are
made, rather than buying and still
ing goods. ;
Second Hand Store, Too' .
-W. E. Burrows and Miss Elsie
Lee, under the firm name of Bor
rows & Lee; have opened a second
hand , store ' in , the Eley Fluke
building on C street. The rear end
of the store room Is being remod
eled for . living apartments and
Miss Lee will be Joined later I by
her mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Lee of Springfield. Mr,
Lee has been engaged in the sec
ond hand business at Springfield
for years. Mrs.- Lee Is an artist
Jth an established reputation.
aua a little later plans, to open a
studio here for Instruction in oil
painting.
Harpers Settle I
On Farm Near
West Stay ton
MACLEAY, Oct 31 - The
school wad community under the
direction of Mrs. Oscar Baker,
Mrs. V. L. Masten and Mrs. Mor
ris Cady, Friday night put on
program ot Play, drills, music
and stunts before a large and
appreciative audience.
The political stunt put on by
H. E. Martin, Ed Tooker. Lovella
Bhaw, Even Shaw, Edwin Hensil,
Clifford Arnold. Bill McGee and
Harry Martin Jr., with their dem
oerat male and G. O. P. vehicle,
a&4 thci black cat drill by the
, first and second grades brought
the, house down.
The program: soag by school;
piano solo, 1ola Tooker; black
cat drill first and second
grades:, ukulele solos, Patricia
Meisinger; . play, "Peter and , the
Pumpkins, by school; Hawaiian
guitar number, Mrs. George Mei
l singer; ! skit by Harry Martln Jr.;
Bill McGee and Clifford Arnold;
Guinea; dance Doris Gimson; pi
rate drill school; piano solo,
' George! Tooker; song by school
and political stunt.
AltbougH he is said to hat looted over $1,000,000 worth of jewelry
daring his criminal career. Arthur Barry, know a the "king of jawel
thiev," was making a pracarions living selling ten-cant window wash
era when captured recently at his hide-oat in tho Orange Mountains f
Mew Jersey by detective front Newark. The captor of Barry ended
a three-year hunt which had been in progress since the cracksman, with
three others, escapd from Auburn Prison, New York, during tho break of
1929. Two of the ethers war captured while the third was shot to death
in n gun battle with police. Owing to Barry' presence m the vicinity,
police quizzed him on th chance that he might know something about
the kidnaping of th Lindbergh baby, hut his sweetheart, Mrs. Anna
Blake, who has stood by him in all his vicissitudes, and Otto Renter,
who unsuspectingly rented a room in his farmhouse to the notorious rob-
vber, testify, that Barry could not have been near the Lindbergh home in
Hopewell on March 1. However, there is plenty hanging over Barry to
keep him behind bars for the rest of hi life. H was serving a 25-year
sentence at Auburn when lie escaped. That term has to b finished
with, perhaps, a bit added for his part in organizing the riot in the prison.
Among Barry's greatest jewel coups was th robbery of nearly $100,000
worth of gems from th home of Jesse L. Livenaore at Sands Point, L. L :
It was after that job that he fell into th hands ef the lasv. He is now
prematurely aged man,! the strain of dodging pursuit for the past three
years having put from 10 to 15 years on his once debonair appearance
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is shown aboard the S. S. Mew York
as it arrived in the port for which
it is named. The prelate, who was
formerly Prime Minister of Al
bania, might be termed a "man
without a country since he has
been exiled from his native land.
U. S. immigration authorities re
fused him permission to land hero
and he was sent to Ellis Island.
ETAYTON, Oct. Jl The E.
H. Harper family who moved
here a few weeks ago from
South Dakota, have rented a 41
acre farm, all under irrigation
one mile west, of West Stayton
near the Lorn Walker place. :
Mr. Harper is much Impressed
with this section of the county
where our farmers each year
have good crops. For the past
three years he had experienced
crop failures due to grass Hop
pers, and when the family left
there recently he said the ground
was fall of hoppers eggs, with
excellent prospect of having ev
erything one raised eaten by
these pests.
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AtlHallowe'en Party
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HUBBARD, Oct. 31 Mrs. Ad
eline Fields and Mrs, Nellie Cor
nell entertained the members of
the senior class of tho Hubbard
nigh school and a friend each at
gay Hallowe'en party Saturday
night ft the home of the former.
The even In r was spent with Hal
lowe'en games and stunts after
which refreshments were served
to Bill! Hendry,. Marion Carl, Jack
Moomgw, John: Scholl, John Pat
ten., Elvis Rich, Ruth , Coleman,
Helen t Paulsen, Anne Knight,
Frank Springer, of Portland; Hel
en Hill. Beatrice Claypool, Lee
Hendry, Rollie Bldgood," Mr. and
lfrs. Painter. Mrs. Cornell, and
Mr. and Mrs. Fields.
George Residence
Burns to Ground;
Owners Are Away
HAYESVILLE, Oct. 31. Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. George and family
who left Saturday for tho coast.
will have a sad homo coming. Sat
urday morning about 1:30 a. m..
some neighbors returning from a
social event, noticed a light in
the ! house and on investigation.
found tho house to be on fife.
The fire department responded
to the call, but tho fire had gain
ed too much headway for them to
be of much use.
The house vas totally destroy
ed and only a few things were
saved from the fire.i The blaze
seemed to have started In the
bedroom in the southeast corner
of tho house.
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Jump From Auto is
Cause of Fracture
J TDBNER. Oct. 31. Eleanor
i. Sparks, a young school girl. Jump
ed from a moving automobile re
cently and after being X-rayed, it
was found she had received a frac
" tared 1 collarbone.
MOUNTAIN IS HONORED,
, AUMSYILLE. Oct. 31Word
was received Friday morning by
Mr. an! Mrs. T. C. Mountain from
their sbn Robert who Is at Corval-
11s attending college that he had
been i elected a member of Tau
Beta! PL the national honorary so
ciety' in engineering.
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Hallowe'en Party
Held For School;
Volleyball Starts
Rudy Youth Smashes
Thumb; Party is Held
VALSETZ. Oct. 31. Martin
Rudy badly injured his left hand
Wednesday while playing with
bricks. His thumb was mashed.
First aid was given by his parents
Mr. and Mr Martin Rudy.
A Hallowe'en party was held In
the school ; house Monday from
2:30 to 3 p. m. Mrs. George
March was the hostess.
Several Carloads
Of Onions Shipped
PIONEER, Oct. 31. Friday
night the community turned out
in a fine way for the Hallowe'en
(Jut rrom BrOOKS school children decorated the club
house for tho occasion. Games
were played till a late hour at
which time appropriate refresh
ments were served.
The community is taking a
great interest 1 n volley ball this
fall. The regular time to practice
has been Wednesday and Friday
nights and Sunday afternoons.
BROOKS. Oct. 31 A number
of onion growers sold carload lots
of onions last week. Farmers here
are busy plowing and seeding
grain, and digging potatoes.
The Brooks Community club
will hold an all day meeting with
pot luck dinner at noon, Thurs
day, in the club, house.
Mr. and Mrs. Ehlko and four
children, recent arrivals from
North Dakota, have moved into
Mrs. unaries jjecas nouso in
Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Chas
tain and family who have been
living in the Fleck house moved
to a farm near Liberty, last week.
Yids Dancing Club
Elects Mrs. Brant
As New President
INDEPENDENCE, Oct. 31 The
Yids dancing club held their first
meeting of the year, Friday even
in In the Sloper hall. Officers
elected were: president, Mrs. Har
rison Brant, vice-president, Mr,
C. O. Sloper, secretary, Mrs. Ellen
Davis and treasurer. Bill Cockle.
The next meeting will be held on
election niiTlit. and the members
will have radios at the hall.
Members present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Z. C. Kimball, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Cockle, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Slo
per, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robbie, Dr.
and Mrs. George Knott, Mr. and
Mrs. James Hart, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. Har
rison Brant, Mrs. Ellen Davis, Dr.
Ivan Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Wunder and Marjorle Wonder.
P. T,M FlliST .
: fMSHT POINT
VICTOR' POINT, Oct. 11 Vic
tor Point Parent-Teachers asso
elation met for too first time this
year. Friday night at tho school
bouse. :Tho building had boon dee
orated by the school children in
Clever Hallowe'en style. The pro
gram arranged by tho . teaener.
Mrs. Hunt and tho school children
also featured Hallowe'en with
ghosts and goblins galore. . Miss
Millie Krenx and , Paul Jaquet.
served refreshments. , About 40
attended the .meeting. "...
Tho next meeting will be No
vember 35 with Miss Millie Krens,
Mrs. W. F. Krena and Mrs. Phillip
Fischer ; serving and Mrs. W. .M
Tate, Mrs. J. O. Darby; and Mrs.
j; CV "Krens program: Th visiting1
committee Is Mrs.' C M. Larson,
Mrs. John Doerfler and Mrs. De-
Witt. .Membership committee for
the y$ar, are Paul Jaquet and W.
F. Krenz. '.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred .Yost are the
parents of a son born Wednesday
night' at the homo of Mrs. Yost's
mother, Mrs. Jolm Bender at Jor
dan. This is their second child and
son. - i '
School Census Has
: 17 More Children
In Swegle Section
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SWEGLE, Oct. 31 A report
on the school census shows an In
crease of 17 children over last
year, with 82 children of school
age in the district.
Thieves raided Mr. E. Tho
rn a' s garden and took almost ev
ery edible, product on the place,
especially sqnash, pumpkin and
melons.
8wegle school played a return
indoor ball game with middle
Grove; Friday alternoon. The
score was 11 to 9 In favor of
Middle Grove.
F. Gretzinger Is moving on a
ranch at Jefferson. Carl will at
tend high there.
AT MT. ANGEL EVENT
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 31 Mrs.
Grace Manson, Little Lester Man-
son ana Miss Florence Kieeman
motored to Mt. Angel Sunday to
attend the Alumnae reunion and
golden Jubilee celebration of the
establishment of Mt. Angel Aca
demy and Normal school. About
200 former students of tho school
gathered from all parts of the
country to partake In the cele
bration. The students furnished
a delightful program featuring
the history of tho institution,
accompanied by a two act comedy
to supply the humorous element
Washburn Kiddies
Take Top Places
In Costume Party
SALEM HEIGHTS, Oct. 31
Donna Dell and Darrell Wash
burn won first and second prizes
in the children's division and
Mrs. D. D. Craig and Mrs. Roy
Bohannon first and second for
grown-ups on costumes at the
Hallowe'en party held Saturday
night at tho community hall hero
under sponsorship of the welfare
committee of the Women's club
too . program included accor
dion solos by Frank Blaslc; solo
by Orvtlle Beardsley accompanied
on Piano by his brother, Russell;
violin duet, Paul Berger and
Glendon LaDuko, accompanied by
Mrs. Berger; song by Donna Dell
wasnburn.
SAWBONES
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A recent photo of Dr. William D.
Haggard, of Nashville. Teniu new
president of the American College
of . i Surgeons. Dr. Harrard waa-
elected at the recent congress held
ta St. Louis. Ho. which was attend
ed by famous . surgeons from all
over the world. .
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Community club held
meeting: Friday night,
the following officers
year: president, Reginald ;Koes;
vice-president, .-Mrv;? irrank
Clark ; secretary. Barney. Hiin
l:er, treasurer, Mrs. Emery, . -'
Committees for thei next, meet
ingi program, Mrs. Frank -Clark,
Mrs.- Barney Hilfiker, Mrs. Clif
ford ; Jones; refreshments, -Mrs.
Emery,' Mrs. J. M. Coburn, Mrs. ,
Harry Wechter; constitution,' Mr4 ",
Penney; membership,' :Mrs. Albert ;
Hilfiker arid Evelyn Coburn. '
' .The schoolchildren !held pop ' !
corn , and candy aale and mad
about seven '. dollars i for ? ' their ;
playground7, fund. Children ia
charge of tho sale "were : Warn
Nunu, Lorene Propst,' Ruby ,Fos- t
terr Jack Whitney; Kenneth" mi "
fiker,' Charles Graboahorst Hoy
Barney, Howard Conklin, Anthony
Nunn, ' Curtis EmeryX ud Wil
11am Clark. . 1 : ' . . '
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munity club wiu be held Friday
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Grange Aggie Meet
Slated in January
; Stalker Announces
CHEMAWA, Oct. 31 At the
last regular meeting of the grange
Seymour Jones spoko on the bills
and measures to come before tho
voters November S. J. L. Stalker
of Silverton announced an agri
cultural meeting to be held in
January.- A chicken dinner Is Con
templated some time in the near
future and A. Holden, H. Keefer
and J. C Ackman were put on this
committee.
The following program was giv
en: piano solo, Lorraine Russell,
reading, Billy Bunn; vocal solo,
Lester Evans accompanied by Er
nest Savage. Mrs. Clara GIrod re
ported on the drill team activi
ties. The home economics committee
for, next month are: refreshments,
Mrs. Fred McCaU Mrs. Frank
Clark and Mrs. Everett Wheelan;
visiting, Mrs. Floyd Herrold and
Mrs. Albert GIrod.
Masquerade Dance
White Social Circle .
Has First Fall Meet
HUBBARD, Oct 31-t-The Social
Circle ef White had their first
fall meeting at theT school house .
Friday night. The officers were -re-elected
tor - president, Mrs.
George Party, Vice-president, Mrs.
Earl Grim, secretary, Mrs. James
Taylor. Tho school children gave
a masque parade under Mathilda
Gilles, and tho Meridian wran
glers sang several songs. Thers
were songs and readings on the
program.
Man Wins Battle
With Kidney Acids
!
Sleeps Like a Baby Feels Fine
Uses Guaranteed Cystex Test.
. Tho u s a n d s of
men aatt women are
getting back on
their feet, sleeping
fine and feeling
younger; by discov
ering how simple it
is to combat Get
1 1 n g TJp Nights,
Backache. Lear Pains. Nervous-
DraWS Large Crowd Uess .Stiffness Neuralgia, Bum-
tloning Kidneys and Bladder, with
a Doctor's prescription called Cjb
tex (Siss-tex). Works fast, circu
lating thru system In 15 minutes,
often tiring amazing benefits in
24 to 48 hours. Try it under the.
four-play guarantee to fix yoq. up
or money back on return of empty
package. Cystex is only 7Se at
druggists. Adv.
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FAIRFIELD, Oct. 31 A large
crowd enjoyed the Hallowe'en
masquerade dance held on regular
social night at Fairfield grange
hall. Prizes for most attractive
costumes were presented Mrs. F.
R. Nusom and Francis Saalfeld;
for most comical costumes, Mrs.
Carter Keene and Mike Mahoney.
Community Club to
Hold Election 4th
SWEGLE, Oct. 31 The Swegle
community club will hold its reg
ular meeting November 4. Elec
tion of officers and plans for the
coming year will ho the business
of the evening. A short' program
will be given and a Jitney lunch
of sandwiches, doughnuts and
coffee will be served.
PARTY AT SCHOOL
HAYESVILLE, Oct. 31.
Eugene George was agreeably
surprised Friday when ho visited
school to leam that jtho children
had prepared a birthday party for
him, although his birthday was
not until Saturday. Eugene, who
is a pupil in tho advanced grade,
has been quite ill jith rheuma
tism for th past three months,
and has not, been able to take up
hisHichool duties this jyear. He will
bo back in about tw weeks:
TO ADDRESS BROTHERHOOD
HUBBARD, Oct. 31 Dr. P. O.
Riley will address the Men's Bro
therhood of tho Rose City Park
Presbyterian church in Portland
Tuesday evening on "Keep Plug
ging' He will address the Mar
lon County Parent-Teacher asso
ciation at Gervais November 7.
I CALLED BY ILLNESS r
HUBBARD. Oct.' 31 Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Braden were called to
Myrtle Point Friday! by the ser
ious illness of Mrs. Braden's -sister,
Mrs. Winifred White.
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fucg William Cenkel of Flanders: L. LI fa shown fwU mnmA l at.
Mother after he had been injured bj m hit-and-run driver wails pUying
Z T, ""-"wvmw.tvwyi, ,iwki woo was uiieo. am ortver
pf the death car picked rp the mangled body of Joseph and sped away,',
jpier tossing tho cones Jato the woods near Kivvrhead, where it was
iusa cy Boaxcacrs.- roues aaa &cat Troopers are cosductag sj deter-
-. , wauwi nuni xor.uw ficaruess KUiaz.
. MANY AT RALLY
LARWOOD. Oct. 31 A num
ber of - people ' from this neigh
borhood ' attended the, political
meeting. Wednesday night at the
Richardson Gap Hall. The speak
ers were Senatpr Frederick Stei
wer, James Molt and Clyde Wil
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SCHOOL PARTY ENJOYED
LIBERTY. Oct. SI-.- Tha sev
enth and elgnth grades put' on a
Hallowe'en costume' party .at the
scnooi nouse jmaay nignu a. pie
eating contest was won .by George
Smith. rv j
BETTER OFF AT HOME""
WEST STAYTON, Oct. 31.
Ivan Royse and Robert Royse re-
A. M m M A A.
luraea . s naay irom soumern
Oregon. Tho men were looking
tor work but found that Jobs were
as scarce there as they are here.
MOVE TO HOWELL PRAIUE
HAYESVILLE, Oct 11. j Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Jory &re moving
to tho 200-acre farm they have
bought from tho bank of Hubbard.
Tho . farm is' located Jn North
Howell. t .
TONIGHT - 9:15-
'y Hear - "-j -f.Irs,
Darid Honeymaa
Chslnasa Orfa XHvIsiaa W.O.N JJt
T- , DISCUSS r
UGf
5GQI1
of Irohibition Laws! ' .
j Under Auspices of i
Women's Orgranization for
. National Prohibition; -:f-y'4
- - Reform -
. Other Interesting' Talks on
this subject each evening v
until and including- No-
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by the noted artist, N. C Wyetfi.
inspired by the infamous Captain
Kidd$ fierce raids cnthegoldAaden j
SpanUhgaUeons(1696),vhichmade
him the scourge o f the Spanish Main. '
"HatureintURawUScldomMild"
and raw tobaccos haw no place in
cigarettes.
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WEbuythelincsidicvciylincst
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but that does' not explain why .
folks fcyeiywhere regard Liidr
Strike as the jtnildest cigarette.;
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mellowing, are then given the
benefit of that Lucky Strike puri
fying process, described by the
words "It's toasted". That's t
wfolks m cireiy dtyv town and
let say that Luckies arc such
we never overloo
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arter proper aging and ijffl pactaia cf rtH j t tt?c?ds
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