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STAYTON. July 12 Her. Fath
er Jos Scherbrtag left her Sat
urday afternoon la ne of the C.
C C. trucks for Camp 617. which
is located near the Black Eagle
mine on the Little North Fork. At
7:30 Sunday, morning ho aald
maai there,- after which ho was
taken to Mehama by Lt. Wheeler
and there they met a truck from.
Camp CIS, located on Humbug
creek, near the Breltenbash hot
springs. ' They reached the camp,
so that mass was celebrated there
at 11:45. .
These camps are a distance of
6S miles apart. 70 per cent of the
men at 1 are Catholics and CO
per cent of tho men at No. 617
are auo uainoncs. These men
are all from Chicago. Mass was
said at the latter camp for the
first time this past Sunday In the
large mess hall, which is ICO feet
long. Prior to this mass had been
said in the open air.
Father Scherbrlng states that
there Is always an exceptionally
. large and attentive attendance at
the services he has been holding
in these camps, and that the
young men are most eager to as
sist him In the capacity of altar
boys. . .- ; . - - .
Father T. Scherbrlng of Sub
limity, has also -rlsKed the above
mentioned camps, and conducted
services tor the men.
.Cougars Get Mother
Of 2 Deer Now Tame
.And Pets of Kimseys
STAYTON, July 12 Tex and
Rex Klmsey, sons of Mr, and Mrs
Arch Klmsey who live east of
town, hare two unique pets. In
the mountains near Gates they
recently found two deer, about six
weeks old. On the ground were
the remains of the mother deer,
and evidence Indicated that she
had been killed by cougars. How
I her young escaped Is hard -to un
derstand.
The Klmsey boys brought the
little deer home and are feeding
tlem on a bottle.
EXJOY BOXF1RE PICXIO
FAIRFIELD, July 12 Twenty-
eight persons enjoyed a pot-luck
supper and evening around a bon
fire Sunday night in Ditmar's
grove on the T. A. Ditmar farm
In Fairfield. :
FIRST BOY.BORJT
TURNER, July 12 A boy has
been born to Mr. and Mrs. C. C
Martin on Friday- Larry Dennis
is his name. He is a first child.
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8ILVERT0N, Julr It 01 sTronn
of fiilrerton Lvtherans plan to at
tend the Lutheran Bible Institute
to open at Colton, east of Uolalla,
next Sunday, July 18, and contin
ue through to the 21. r r
Sunday a large group of Silver-
I ton choir members will go to Col
ton to attend the rehearsal of the
union choir which will give a spe
cial program at the .Wednesday
program. .; - ; -: "
Complete biblical programs are
arranged for each day with the
two Sundays Included. Two out
standing teachers of the institute
are the Rst. Carl 8. Odell and Dr.
O. A. Tlngelstad, president of Pa
cific Luther college at Parkland.
Wash., and son of Mr. and Mrs. B.
Tinglestad of Sllrerton. The Rey.
A. J. Towe, former 81Irerton man
hut now of Portland, will act as
congregational song leader.
cooperating churches are the
American Lutheran, the Norwe
gian Lutheran church of America,
the i Lutheran Free church." the
United Danish church and the An
gus tana synod. , ..
Jack Crawford is the name paramount on the lips of
tennis fans all over the world by reason of the Aus
tralian tennis star's sensational victory over Ells
worth Vines, U. S. champion, at Wimbledon, Eng.
KiM6 AND EX-tUNC OVERHANO SMAStf ' ''
Vines beat Crawford decisively last year In the Davis
cup matches at Philadelphia. But the Australian inn
proved, as he demonstrated by defeating Henri Cochet
for the French championship a few weeks ago. .
FEUDIEACB';
HOD IS STUDIED
TUHVIW BOY SCOUT ilY
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RIVERVIEW, July 12 The
Thursday Thimble club met at the
home of Mrs. Ida Yunker with
Mrs. Marlon Goar as joint, hos
tess. The newly-elected officers
took up- their duties. Visitors
were Miss Veloris Crenshaw, and
Mrs. Myrtle Meyers. Mrs. Meyers
Joined the club. Mrs. Jennie
Crenshaw, chairman of the sick
committee, appointed Mrs. Minnie
Leighton and Mrs- Effie Sommer
as her helpers.
The annual picnic with the "As
You Like It" club of Richardson
Gap was discussed, and further
plans will be made later. The an
nual picnic of just the club mem
bers was also considered. The
next meeting will be July 20 at
the home ofMrs. Nettie Hawk,
with Mrs. Grace Bronkal as joint
hostess. '
L. M. Beekser, who died July
7 at Salem, was well known in
this neighborhood, having worked
here for some time on A. Nelson's
farm. His parents reside near this
neighborhood.
LIBERTY, July 12 Plans are
complete and preparations going
forward for the scout rally of lo
cal troop No. 1C, on tho school
rrounds. Friday of this week. Har
old Judd, member of the scout
committee Is in charge. Salem
Troop No. 4 will be guests, will
participate In events, and with lo
cal troop camp on the grounds for
the night. Both camps will be
open to public Inspection
At 6 p. m. a baseball game is
scheduled between the two
troops; 7 p. m., call muster and
start contest which will include
tracking, first aid, bridge build
lng and signaling.
The rally Is being put on to in
terest people here In the scout
work. Proceeds from refresh-
treasury.. There will be no ad
mission fee and the publle la in
vited.
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MT. ANGEL, July 12.
group of teachers consisting
Sister M. Gregory, Sister M. Bern-
adette, Sister il. Catherine, Sister
M. Andrea, Mlsi"Helen Keber and
Miss Theresa Dehler, all students
oi Mt. Angei Normal summer
school, attended the clinic achnnl
As Committeenmn!iizl?'
The school is directly under Dr.
Delzell Invited
For Sewage Plant
Salem chapter, Oregon Building
congress, has Invited W. A. Del
sell to serve as chairman of a
committee to campaign for pass
age of the city charter amendment
empowering the council to issue
bonds to the federal publle works
department In return for funds
with which to construct a sewage
disposal plant here. Secretary L.
R. Schoettler announced Wednes
day. N
The congress has provided
speakers on the question this
week, T. T. Mackensle at Rotary
club. Mayor Douglas McKay at
Klwanls club, and Mr. Schoettler
for the Lions club luncheon today
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Chairman Fletcher, of the Senate Investigating Committee, b shown,
administering the oath to Frank E. Taplia (left), Cleveland capitalist,
principal witness at the reopening of the Senate probe into stock opera
tions. Taplia testified his syndicate made a profit of $28,19475 by sale
of stock before the crash ia 1929. Seated is Ferdinand Pecora, counsel to
- i the committee.
ment stands will go to the troop noon.
Grace Fernald of the University
of Southern California, who teach
es classes of children of all grades
who have been found incapable of
learning by the regular method.
Dr. Fernald has devised a method
of her own to teaeh these ehlld
ren, which has proven success
ful. She Is at present wrltinr a
book explaining the system.
The sisters wish to make use of
Dr. Fernald's method In their mis
sion school and Miss Dehler and
Miss Keber, teachers of St Mary's
public school of Mt; Angel, are
studying the system so that is can
be used for several special pupils
In their school. En route the
teachers also visited at Oregon
State college.
Reddaway Ranch
Pear Twigs Bear
Fruit, Blossoms
A third curiosity In the tree
realm reported, to the Statesman
in recent days is the twigs from
a pear tree brought to this office
yesterday morning by Mrs. Olive
Reddaway, 1421 North Church.
, On the same twig with a small
perfectly formed pear are healthy
blossoms, also perfect. The pears
are over an Inch and a halt long.
The twigs were picked from trees
on the Reddaway ranch in Polk
county.
Falls Highway is
Nearly Complete
secondary .Highway, which com
pletes the gap ia the loop trip to
the falls. The grading work on the
three. and one-halt mile gap is
nearly completed.' Swart said he
would try to have the road
smooth and readily passable by
the time the park dedication Is
held July 22.
CHURCH LEADERS TO SPEAK
DAYTON, July 12 Rev. Carl
HeinmiUer, pastor of the First
Evangelical church in Portland
and also district superintendent of
the West Portland district, will
conduct the first quarterly confer
ence at the Lafayette Evangelical
church Friday. Rev. A. A- Win
ter, president of the Old People
home at Lewlsburc. Pean.. will
address the Lafayette congrega
tlon Sunday. July 23. He once
was president of the Dallas college.
i s ao ww a-w a viV4 yaiu ysw t
la Salem, originally scheduled f or -last
week, will be conducted un
der the auspices of the Red Cross
Friday and Saturday of this week,
with the cooperation of represen
tatives of virtually all the service
clubs la the city. Sixty women .
dressed as Red Cross nurses will
sell tags on the streets and visit
all business establishments.
Salem's quota for the relief of
flood euffererg at Kelso., Wash -
where the flood caused by the.
breaking of a dyke has not yet '
wholly subsided and whera hun
dreds were rendered homeless, la
11200.,--..- ---y -
The Red Cross commute fa
charge of the . campaign Includes
J. T. Delaney, chairman; 1 Justice
George Ross man. Mrs. C. S. Ham
ilton, B. E. lsson and Avery
Thompson.
Captains of the teams of sol
icitors are Miss Barbara Barnes
for the Girl Scouts. Mrs. Elizabeth
Gallaher for the Girl Reserves
and Y. W. C. A.. Mrs. J. T. De
laney for the American Legion
Auxiliary, Mrs.' William McOllch- '
rist Jr.. for tho Women of Ro
tary. Mrs. C. 8. Hamilton for the
Y. W. C. A., Miss Jean Wilson tor
the Spinsters club. Miss Helen
Pierce for-the Zonta club, Mrs
Clifton R. Mudd for the 8aleu
Woman's club.
SCR
BED
. The South Silver Creek Falls
highwsy will have been completed
by the end of this month, Hedda
Swart, county engineer, opined
TdmiIit. Swart aald 10 tracks
are now busy hauling crushed ity, and the sunshine makes them
rock .from Stayton to the road, a ripen fast.
BERRY HARVEST OX
JEFFERSON. July 12 Red
raspberry and black cap raspber
ry picking has begun In the Am
nion, Johnson and Burnett patch'
es. The berries are or gooa qusi
IS OKIE LIKE
A graphic description of the ge
ology of Oregon when most of the
present area of the state was cov
ered by water, was given Rotar
lans yesterday noon by J. A. Mc
Nab. professor at Linfield college.
The geological history has been
unfolded. McNab said, through
the remains of the earlier days
discovered In various sections of
the state. y
Oregon in Its earlier .geological
days consisted of two great is
lands, one In the eastern and one
in the southern part of the pres
ent state. Most of the state, Mc
Nab averred, was covered with
shallow water and great reptllet
lived here. The coast line was
broad and swampy.
The speaker discussed the
means in which various moun
tains were formed, many by vol
canic action.
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