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Li Ths5gOTATr5MAN. galea, Ore-on, Tuesday Morning AvrvM 15. HSj,: i i .... m,mmmmamm'm'iiii Tii i RHirni lrr-mi wiw 9 mm i - ; s ociety News and Club Affairs " 1 1 ; 1 ... i V nm w. 9 . f a m fw - " -- . Legion Auxiliary Brings Honor to Salem . ; . Salem American Legion Auxil iary tnrougn its musical organisa tions at Klamath Falls for the state- convention brought added honor to that already heaped up tor the city of Salem, si f The ; trio, the personnel of . which Is : Mrs. Mildred Wyatt, Mrs. Clarence Bowe, and Mrs. v Walter- Zosel was awarded first place in competition, winning over Rose City trio of Portland by more than five points, i The - Auxiliary quartet, Mrs. Mildred Wyatt, Mrs. Clarence Bowe,-Mrs, Brown and Mrs. Zo sel, held first place in competition with Roser City quartet by a mar gin e( more -than one-point, i - In addition to these honors the Salem trio ; won. the Sherman . Clay silver trophy and a cash .prise of 10 and the quartet won the LTdia E Korsfall silTf tro phy and a cash award of $15. Rose City glee club had no com petition and were awarded tro-phies- and a cash prise. ; -. 1 Mrs. Louise - Woodruff, music .instructor , in Ashland Normal school. Mrs. Bon Zum wait, prom inent musician of Klamath Falls. Mrs. , C. A. Henderson, supervi-J sor 01 nign school music in Klam ath rails acted as Judges. "... .'- The Salem' trie were honored Ty appearing on-the Joint pen ding program of . the Legion and Auxiliary in the Pelican theatre. Both the trio and the quartet ap peared on the midnight, matinee fun program."" ' t -. -The trio and quartet of the aux iliary, and drum corps or the Le gion presented -a -broadcast orer KFJX Friday- evening.' The program- was arranged and announc-' ed by Mr. Wledentelt ef King wood post. West Salem. ! The trio and quartet are direct ed by Lena Belle Tartar, promin ent la creatire musical circles in Salem. Accompanist was Miss Ed ith Flndley, who gave the artistic and perfect understanding in her accompanying needed to complete the excellent work of the singing, organisations. The competing Portland groups were directed by Rose Coursen Keea. Outdoor Breakfast Compliments Guests Mrs. O. Blackburn, Miss Velma Blackburn and Mrs. Laughlin, nee LaTana Blackburn, who are spending a- few dava with Aid trienda in Salem' before-they' re turn to- thetr homevat Prinerllle, were honored Sunday morning when Mis Eleanor Henderson en tertained with a charming outdoor breakfast at her home. Additional guests were Mrs. F. ueMarpport, Mrs. W.;H. Hender son ana miss Eleanor Barth, . i OUVE M. DOAK, Society Editor r'li!(sSip T TT T w est'oalem N ews SOCIAL CALENDAR Tuesday, August 15 ' W. 0. T. U. regular meeting in South Commercial and Ferry street hall, 2 o'clock; special feature planned. ' Wednesday, August 16 . Foreign Missionary society of Leslie Memorial ." Church, at home of Mrs. E. A. Rhoten; annual mite box opening. - - Camp Santaly "reunion" hike for those enjoying three weeks' camp life at Y. W. C. A. camp meet at T. V. at 9 o'clock; bring lunch and fire cents.: Sunday, August 20 Annual Joint picnic of Cascade, Linn, Independence, and Marion post and auxiliaries of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Dallas city park; 1 o'clock basket luncheon; bring own 'table service; coffee furnished. A. A. Stewart and family ire- inrnea Sunday night from a few asy Tisir at Kelscotb Patte J K I is I Family Party at Laban bteeves Home Dr. and Mrs. Laban A. -Steeves entertained members of the fam ily of Mrs. Steeves for an all day garden party in compliment to the birthday of the grandmother of the family, Mrs. "N. Crain, who celebrated "her 77th birthday. The birthday of, Mrs, Crain is observ ed each year with a family re- onion and is usually held Is Ta coma. . Mrs. Steer es was assisted at the, dinner hour by her mother- Mrs. L. B. Watson, and hmr aunt, Mrs. F. L. Pittman. v Present "for the day-were from Tacoma. Mrs. N. Crain.- honor guest. Mr. aad Mrs. w. E. Crain and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crain and family, Mr. aad Mrs. AllSB CriM sod famtlv anit MVa W. C; Broenkew; Seattle, Mrs. M. M. Mattison: Portland. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. WatBon and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. F; L. Pittman . and Commander and Mrs R. C. tfrennan and family; Salem, Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves and Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Steeves and fam ily. Salem Group Motors To Cascadia An enjoyable party of Sunday was that at the former home of Judge Hill above Cascadia with Mrs. Fred Ward,- sister of the late Judge as hostess. Mrs- Ward and Mrs. Lloyd Sciiber of "Portland had been guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Chambers Saturday and in vited the Chambers and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Jarman to be guests at the Ward- home Sunday. Included in the group were Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs D. B. Jarman, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd . Scriber of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward. -Mrs. Merle. V. Brooks and son Rex Eugene arrived from Oak land. CaL. Sunday nieht. Thav will be guests of Mrs. Mildred R; Brooks during this week. Shank Family Meets In Reunion A delightful family reunion was that of Sunday when th va children of Mrs. Myra L. 8hank met at the home of W. H. Bacon, son of Mrs. Shank, in Albany. Dinner and an informal tlm made a splendid day of the af- rair. Present were Mrs. Shank, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Irrin, Sr. and Mr and Mrs. J. Li Irrin, Jr. of Redlands, Cal., Mrs. CVW. Fox of Oakland, E. R. Shank and daugh ter Biuee of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Shank and- Mr. and. Mrs. W. H. Bacon, and son Billie and Jack of Albany. Mrs. Inin. Sr.. Mrs. r W pt Mrs. J. H. Bacon, are daughters of Mrs. Shank and J. V. Shank and E. R. Shank are sons. Cornelius Gilliam Clan Will Meet Dr. H. C. Enler. President of the Gilliam clan, is announcing the annual nicnte of tha dsn at the Dallas park on Sunday, Aug ust zo. Descendants of Col. Cornelias Gilliam, pioneer of 1844 and fa mous in Indian camDalgns. make ap this group. The Dallas park was part of the original Cllllam land claim. Mrs. R. T. Bonis hsa a her guests for the remainder of the summer her son and hta wifa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Boats of Chicago. Mr. Boals. a studewt in the school of medicine of the Uni versity Of Chicaro. is velUa-itarrn here, having graduated from Sa- lem men scnooi in iszk. later at. tending the University ot Oregon and the University of Washing ton, from which he was- aradu- ated in 1932. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Jarman have returned from Neskowln wher thev have been entovinr their summer cottage and life at the oeacn. I Salem People Vacation Atbreitehbush;.':r Salem wnek-nf . Breltenbush were Mrs. Carrie B. Ross, her daughter " Doris, her mother. Mrs. Hattle'prinra mA guest. Herbert Hinxi Mr h xrr. Au.E. Utley and son and Mrs. Hec tor Adams and daughter. . . . Mr. and. Mrs. John rvHfoi mn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collier, prom inent Portland attorneys, regis tered Tuesday at Breltenbush ho tel, where thev nlan tA Farts In n weeks." ."'. t--r - VC B. Thatcher of Hal Am n Joying his week of vacation at Breltenbush. ; t .' ;; ; 'Mrs. Sdraenaman anit Aanotar Ruth Massie of Salem, are remain- ug at their Breltenbush cottage for another week. After .tourina- EnroM tn1: th orient. Mr: and Mrs. L. n. niarv ox jf ortiann ar on aba. of -thr best vacations at Breltenbush ho tel. ' . Mr. and Mrs- C. A TCalla and daughters are' in a cottars . and expect to- spend two weeks at the not springs. -e ; Mr. and Mrs. George MeUinger : havens their guests this-week Or. ana afrs. Merle Deming -of Reno,. Not. Dr. Deming. is associate- pro fessor of chemistry at. the Univer sity of Nevada. Th Dealings and. ueismgers are' former classmates ai ine university, of. Oregon. Miss ' Marruerite ' Taylor ia spending the week with her aunt; '. ana Jincie, mtj ana Mrs. j. ft: M, Pierce. A number of , Interesting mntnr trlna a vm Kaah artnnu1 for the pleasure of. the .gueit by her hosts. . - t - Mr. and-Mra.rR' IT Otollnr r- turned Monday from two weeks spent - in canrornlav where they were toe, guests or tnerr .daugh ter PMru TT V. Shilling m1 Mm J. F, WalUce. sister. ot Mrs. Ohl inc. Who Teslde at Saata IWtca: The Teturn to Portland from San Francisco was made by water. Hageris Moving Into "new Home : oh ) Highway;; - Picnic big Success HATESTILLC Anr. 14 1 t and Mrs. Ver Hagen and son Don ald expect to move into their new home on the Pacific highway this Week.- Mr. and Mrs. Marc Saucy, ac companied by Miss Madeline baucy ' and Sam Berger traveled around the MU Hood Loop Wed nesday. - - Many-See Old Ship 1 A number of people from this district have taken the trip - to Portland to view the historic ship "Old Ironsides." amon whom ar Mr. and Mrs. Marc Saucy and chil dren Charles,. Bob and Jeanette. John Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Cart StetUer- and Betty Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Starr and daughter Kuxn Mccain, Mr. and Mra. Al bert Stettler and children. Jean, junmie ana Elate. Mrs. Chapelle and Miss Arlene Robertson of Cooa Bay are spend ing a couple of weeks with their brother, Hershel Robertson. Mrs. Kuep. has returned to her home la Long Beach. CaL, after spending two months with her daughter, Mrs. Six. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saucy. Mrs. Ruth Revnolda and inn John are vacationing at Neskowln. : A splendid' crowd gathered, at the Hasel Green park to enjoy the picnic, lunch, sponsored by the Hayesvttle Woman's club Thurs day itlght. The - afternoon was spent enjoying- the various recre ational amusements provided ' by the park. At :30 plates were laid for 83 people. WEST SALEM, Aug;. 14 . Among oiners at the sea beaches recently were .the G. E Tandy imwy,-; wno ,- accompanied .Mrs. Clarence Tandy and . family to r wmnou seach home, -Mra. Clarnc4 Tandr had bn a t 'or a week at the home of her Mr., and. Mra. Delbert Mbere and , family of En ran wr lu cent house guests as the paren- - nome. lie - was reared here and has many friends glad to re new acquaintances: again. He teaches music In the university wa,.aou uuneair received a de cree inline class of 1 92 J. ' To Attend School n. . Rev. and Mra. K. tc n-,v have recently entertained their youngest aaughter. - Hiss Mary Jeanette and two of her friends. ttua ana Emll .Cra mer or iurrtsburg. Miss Clark is apwyed at Harrishurr hot m attend school here this fall as a junior, . Mr. and Mrs. ,B.. F. Felger at- mnaea a iamuy reunion held- re cently in Derer. bi sik... where her sisters and their fam IB FOB m or 104 to 2 Hot Summer Days Devoted To Installing Larger 1" ' School Furnace anus p GES CUM M Social Events Honor Two Women of St Paul; Mrs. Hubbs Etitertains Christian Elndeavor Societies Hear Report rrom Miss Armold on Contention The afternoon mode for the matron is seen at its best in the , frock sketched today. Details ; that flatter and slenderise her figure are the jabot of contrast with dainty lace edging, , chic sleeves set in the becoming rag Ian fashion, a moulded waistline for an : unbroken silhouette and 'slim panels with pleats. Good in silk or satin. Pattern 2560 may be ordered only in sises SC. 2x, 40,. 42, 44 and 41. Size 34 requires 4 yards 39 inch fabric, yard con trasting and yard lace. Illus trated step-by-step sewing in structions included- . i Ml fUUa atnta U5e la eamr et sustse leataa ptftrr), for Uis Aaaa Aaaaa pattaa. Writ plmtnly fms eaaN, s4d aa4 vU aaat ic Be sars la state slss weided, Aaaaw ratten soak U nady. AfUv aaaa. sywta, , gU, teaaia arMv' Jvatpara, asas tracks, spadsl feacta aara' Mttaraa, atjlaa far KuUers, sag at alathM far yosagstars, sa4 ts atrccttea fav sukiar a al swaatM an asMeg tU t aaeiBattBg ItMU. aaM far fM seay. Pdea f aataloc fl am tm. Oataler pattara tev gather, twaaty-flv . Mats, ? .v . Asanas an sutl roars to Tk Or. CM atataaataa rattan aaraartswBt, St Wan 17t stran, Vtw Tartt etty. Brush Collere The Zena and Brush Colleee Christian Endeavor society gave a Jolly weiner roast at tha pommnnitv nlcnle arrove at SraBti Callvni TPrlrtaT nirht. with the members of the Chris tian Endeavor society of the Christian 'church 'in Salem as their auests. ") J. Hnll was io charra of singing aad Rev. Guy L. Drill ot Salem gave an Interesting talk concerninr Christian Endeavor work. Miss Harriet Armould. dele gate from' the Salem Christian Rnaavnr- mnrietv tn thtt lntrn. tional convention at ' Milwaukee. Wis., gave an inspiring account oi tne- week spent mere, warner Jackson, Irma Cole, Geneva fiarnaa. Tf nth PAndarrraft. T7rw. ard Cole, Betty Ray, Josephine Hull and Ruth Shepard. all En deavor workers, participated in the program around the glow ing fire. Silverton Mrs. Ida NVnmhorr who is visiting here from Los Aneeles. was the inaniration of a delightful 1:30 o'clock lunch eon Friday at the home of Mrs. George Hubbs. The. occasion was also Mrs. Keumherg's birthday. Present were Mrs. Neumberg, Mrs. Edson Comstock, Mrs, Let tie Burch, Mrs. S. J. Comstock, Mrs. F. E.- Sylvester, Mrs. Joe KIrcher, Mrs. Jay Morely, Mrs. L. C. Eastman, Mrs. Hubbs. Mrs. Neumberc. who la ' the house guest of Mrs. Edson Com stock at her Waldo Hills home, plans to remain here until Aug ust 2$. . Gervais Esther Frlsbee Bond, Rebekah assembly president, was the honored guest at the regular meeting ot Harmony ' Rebekah lodge in Gervais Saturday night. Other TisHing state officers in cluded Alona Henderson, assem bly marshal of Salem, R. G. Hen derson, S. A. Harris, and Alice Barnett, local D. D. P. Because of the unusually warm weather, degree .work was dispensed with and a short program and social hour followed the business ses sion. Jefferson The- Past Matrons club enjoyed a picnic on the lawn ef Mrs. R. C. Thomas' h o m e Thursday afternoon. Those pres ent were Meedames D. H. Looney, Earl Lynes, S. A. Peasd. Evalyn Wall. H. D. Mars, WV H. Sher man, Chas. McKee, Earl Phelps, George C. Mason, George Marlatt and the hostess, Mrs. R. C. Thomas. ; , Mehama. A surprise birthday party in the form of a handker chief shower was given at the home ef Mrs. Chester Blum in honor c Mrs. Slam's and Mrs. Boone Poyner's birthday. West Salem A Saturday night party was enjoyed by a group of young folk in Ko!a Wlldwoods with Rut Maers, Ed na Rifcsy and Violet Wallace as Joint hostesses. Games nd re freshments featured the affair where the following were guests: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wirth, the Misses Esther Kuhn, 1olet Wal lace, Margaret Raster. Barbs t a Lee Whinnle. Ruth Wnrih Catharine AsDlewhlte. afnna Vm. burgh, Ruth KuhL, Helen Gosser, juepmne 'raaay, Edna Rlffey ana Kutn Maers and escorts, Bob Mathers. Charles Rich, .Samuel Maers. .Ellsworth Weatherby, Gor don Tonkin, George Tandy. Ed ward Englehorn. Enoch Maerx, Reginald Voaburrh Wells, Westley Klelnke, LeRoy vBa ana itaipn ana Hal Barnes. Hollywood Members of the same Over Here" ctni rihrf- ed the anniversary of Mrs. D. Jaeger's birthday with a surprise party Saturday night. Present were Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Forgaard, George Foreard. Mr. and Xfr ve W. .Fisher, Miss Mary Jean Fish er, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and two children, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Klee man. Miss Florence Kleeman and the host and hostess and family. St. Paul The- Tdv'i ' n.hntt Order of Foresters complimented irs. aiary Faber with a surprise party rnaav meht on nor isth birthday. After the business meeting bridge and "500" were played. Mrs. Henry Raymond was awarded tho first nri.. t bridge and Mrs. Gerald r.nnnnr eecona. Mrs. Ed Faber received nrsi in and Mrs. L. M. Si mon second. St. Panl Mrs. Carl Smith plimented Mrs. Leatr Pb with a shower Thursdav nis-ht nri,. was the diversion with seven ta- Dies in Dlar. First nrtm wan Mrs. Maurice Merton, second to jrs. Lster case, third to. Mrs. Bill Smith and consolation to Mrs. Phillip Wolfe. Mrs. Ray Kerr iew iub aoor prise. a SublimitV Tha TrirntA Hun It the Men Foresters here Sunday WSJS well attended and a mnnA . ume enjoyed by all present. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brodlne of Sheridan were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Zuher. Mr. Zuber returned with. mem to Sheridan. - ' - . , - Hubbardd -Mrs. c r Snnit. Inr. accomnanied kr Mn Witt,, Spanldlng and Leone, were guests ai ine waiao Brown home Sun day. Leone stared to snend a waav of her vacation with her eoasins, Betty, Boyd and Wallace Brown. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. UtrrUr and daughter Betty left Monday to return to their Iram in Se attle. They- were- -here for the- atergier-Kicanrore rmptisu satur day; and' then went to the coast to spVnd Suinisy. Mr. and . Mrs. . Harold Pruitt, Miss Elizabeth Price of Corvallis, and Wayne Smiths or The Dalles enjoyed a- fishing- and outing-trip near The Dalles during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Pruitt hava Just returned. Mrs. W.. G. Walker returned Sunday from a six weeks' trip through the middle- west. She Visited with relatfvna in nhlon and attended the Century of Pro- sxess exposition ana returned to Oregon by way of Galeeburg, 111., and Omaha, Nebraska. Mrs- Ida T.aMunv and 1 arand. daughter Mis Helen- Latham leave this -week for Portland to spend a week and then on to- Til lamook for two--weeks. , Whit away they will be the guests of Mrs. Latham's sons, John and Dsve-Steinbach. Mrs. H. H. Handel of San Vran. ciaco who has been the guest of ner motner, Mrs. Loaisa Koon, for tne oast week: will laavo for hr home Wednesdav. Mra. Randal has been extensively entertained auring ner visit here. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Chambara spent lastaweek in Seattle. Stay ton Singers Win Honors at Institute SILVERTON, Aug. 14 The Mt. Angel group win hold its annual large picnic at the citr. nark at Silverton on Tuesday of this week. M. J. Dolan, caretaker of the park, reports that a very large group Is expected. The park was a particularly popular place Sunday. Numerous smaller picnic groups were pres ent besides the larger groups. In the latter were the district pic nic of the Eastern Star. 10; Christian church Sunday school. iut: Clear Lake. 100: Elliott Prairie, 90; Salem and Monitor Odd Fellows, 100; Johnson and Harris and Solle, 25; Theodore urace family, 19; Henry Wil liams, u. Friday, 01 members of the Neighbors of Woodcraft nicnirkerf there and 30 members of the young peoples department of the Presbyterian church from Salem. been so popular, . was drained Msnaay morning aad cleaned out petore auowea to refill. STATTON. Anr. 14 Several Stayton . young people attended the Epworth League Institute, which was held last week at Falls City. Stayton took first place in the glee club contest, the singers being Clarice and Naomi Toble and Earl and '.Wallace Wright. They were trained by Fe lix Wright. Words for their winning number were arranged by Miss Naomi Toble. Others present from here were Darrel and Th el ma Wright, Kennard Rowe, Jay Taylor. Donal Alexander. Francel Carter, Emme Jean Pendleton and Edith Sherwood. They were chaperoned by Rev. aad Mrs. D. Geo. Cole. Trouble Knocks at Jordan Home Twice ' In Less Than Day STAYTON. An. 14 TrnnM. did not come-singly for the J. L. Jordan familr. Thai dan Eunice, lwas suddenly stricken with appeadicRls and was operat ed upon at. thel Stayton hospital naay morning-V. That nightTthW son DurrelL 12, whil swimming beck of the Mountain . gutes office, ran a spike through the palm of his left hand and. another aalk int aia left leg, to a depth of three Inches. He was taken to . the hospital where his injuries were dressed. Durrel is the Statesman carrier here. His brother Leon will take his place until the injured boy is ame to again be on the Job. NEW ARRIVAL IS DOT SILVERTON, Aug. 14 A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson Saturday. The baby has been named George Alfred. Mrs. Johnsons' first baby. Mrs. John motherMrs. George Barr. This is Johnson's first baby. Mrs. John son is better known as Miss Eve lyn Barr. DAYTON, inr 1l.Ti.. ....i.i election Friday to rote for the ua to replace tne main and dls- innniing water pipes carried with 104 rotes, with only two against, With this self liquidating lean lo- men win, receive employment and the city water plant will re ceive neeaea renalr. Despite the fact that the ther- mometer nas for .several days reg istered high up in the eighties, Dayton is preparing to combat contrasting west ner next winter by Installing now new and larger furnaces in tha heatlnr avatun r the -Dayton onion and grade SCBOOIS. Honoring "lev. C- T. Cook and his family a retention attended- h 25 Dayton people was held at the uayton Methodist parsonage Fri- aay nignt. welcome speeches were given by Rev. F. E. Fisher, pastor of the Davton ErinniiMi church and by Rev. Kenneth Dan iels of the local Baptist church and by George Jackman, chairman of the board of directors of the Dayton Methodist church. Christian Endeavor Contest is Continued MIDDLE GROVE. Anr. 1 The Young People's Christian En deavor aociety jnet for a. huaiaAoa and social meeting at the Lawr ence uammer noma- Friday night. A membership contest with Gen- vvieve eeoarr, ana Earl Hammer as cantatas, will continue through another month. Marian Phillips was received, as an activ mamhar. The group will attend the evening wcrTKv at rurner rummer confer ence session on August 2T. A so cial nour was enjoyed. . GETS CUT ON JAW VALSETZ. Ana-. 14 n n Patrick, lumber inspector, left maay for Portland where he will remain for a week. Walter Clark suffered a uourh. i ed foot Thursday when a heavy diock or wood, fell on it. Bert Bahb received a cut on the- jaw this week while silhtr hmw A nail was in the board cut ting him on the fact-. flies assembled for v -. ' nlaaaant picnic day the first or the week. v uardens Are Attrartire t Mention ' should he-. niad of some of the beautiful' gardens in West -Salem, amonr thm. that of Mr. and Mrs. William u n7 a sunken carden on tho hank of tne river. with attractive use ot lattice panelling and skillful- ar rangement -of ahrnhoeTW a fool. ing of seclusion is obtained only a few feet from a basy thorough- rare. English stepping stones, a rock garden, terrace, and, com fortable seats add to the charm ot "living outdoors. The W. T: Grlers hava alon 1a a- a I m.A screenings that "with pleasing pools and fountains -lure one to enjoy the delightful Oregon sum mers, wnere - arreenerv vttft mn. nh tn. J 1 J ' . wnm iuwow eempei so- miration. At the- rear of , tha City, on Sixth Street, tha aronnda Of the LaMlre krnn imimI the delight of one's vision and many otner attractive places In ena aronna Ktngwood ' deserve praise. Post SDOasora Rmttm ' The KZnrwaod . -nnmt t tv. -- v uv American Lesion hava daHdad n sponsor the regatta to "be held soon at Echo. BeaelL. alnnr with the proprietors of the resort, and plana are progressing for a big. affair in this, the- first one ot mis Kind .ever to be staged here. A anen" wtir h. uit. by i pooularitv contt irntwm. are being made . constantly in woo r anotner sports events of the day. -There will be trick surf boards rldinr. Itnnlnr .rim. mlng. contests., speedboat races, and ether attractions. -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamb who have been vacationing at Nesko wln for a while have returned home. Thev hava b1a Sisttesr their Sana. Alhar mr,A Til. gil build a stere on their farm jnst oeyond old Grand Ronde. IB T BDBBEBx mm mm Unknown : Persons Attempt 5 Cutting of Grain in " Eastern .Oregon V i RICKREALL, Aug. 14. Ray Smith returned Wednesday from Prineville. whera he had made a - hastr visit to his wbaat meh nearby on receiving word that his crop was being harvested by un known persons. ; He arrived: In time to save his crop however. Mrs. Marforv Dew Itaa hwn re elected 'to teach la th Siokraall rade school, as assistant critic teacner. Tbe grade school here is ne ot the- Monmouth normal's training centers; William Davis has bean nntta ill the past few days da to high min pressnre. h hecam ill While Visitlne- with hfa Twla,' near Coburcr and waa hmarhf home- in a semiconscious eondi- uon. Steal Water Backet The water hoaaL fanet -.and water bucket was Uken early Frf- -day morning from tn front of the -Rlckreall garage. Mrs. Emma Darrah of Loas- Beach. CaL. spent .several days last week visiting with her eon. ein Mrs. B. F. Lucas. Mrs." Dar- rah la. naat Sa-vMra a mm. Ji.t la as active and young in her ways as tae average person ot 60. Fri day other relatives called to spend the dev-atthe Lneaa h ana- including Mrs. Anna High of Sa le m. ar. ana Mrs. j. . Nelson of . McMlnnvlDe. Mrs. Stella Miller of Turner, 'Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dickey of Los Angeles. The Dick-, eys and, Mrs. Darrah are traveling together. Former Jail Ice Box for Lost Store STAYTOV inr 11 vM " " uama utliu- ng at Mehama in which the Phil lip! star was located waa owned by Charlea Warner, whn 11.000 -insurance- The buildbig was one of the old landmarks of that section. At one time the Mehama Jail was at tha, mr r the store. As the business grew tne store building Was enlarged until It was built all around tha JaiL . -, The Jail was constructed of larg stones and the Phillipls made it into an ideal aoolar. where they often kept supplies tor tneir meat market. Rov PhllliDl haa not vat daHd. ed whether he will araln an ear a in business in Mehama. Threshers Working In Sunnyside Area; Missourian Visits STJNXYSIDE. Auer. 14 Har- , Vest is on fa thla MmmDntft and threshers wiU he at th Tartar place by the middle ot the week. Paul Taylor is cutting oft old berry vines from hu two patches and burning them. The- yield was . good considering the hard freeze of last winter. Miss Marrva Hava of Kanaae City. Mo., has bean Bnendinr a - few weeks with her aont, Mrs. W. S. Chandler of Sunnyside. Miss Heys ts a teacher in -the city schools of that state and is re turning from a tour ot California on the way to her home. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Pearson, Earnest and Eu Prarson Mra Presnail and the Blnghetraer : boys enjoyed a several days trip to Mt, Hood, Swan Island air- V DOrt and Old Ironsides laat waak- Four ot the party climbed Hoed. Porff, to see "OLD IRONSIDES" Sunday, August 20 yfp ROUND TRIP FOR. CHILDREN S3c Rovndtrrp Adults Tickets also good reg. trains. Sat.' and Sunday, Aug. lth and 20th SPECIAL TRAIX Leaves Salem Sat, Ang. 10, :20 a. m. Ret arming leave Fortlastd 7:13 a. xa. or any regular train arriflns; here by midnight, Aag. Si .Ask A cent for BetaUs Southern Pacific A. F. NOTH.' Agent Passenger Depot. 11th and Oak Tel. 4Ct . ... v STAYTON' HOSPITAL BUSY STAYTON, Aug. 14 Helen Rainwater, about 1 was brought to the Stayton hospital Saturday morning with had acaln lacera tion, which occurred when aha fall out of a swing at her home near North Santiam. One day this week there were 11 patients at the hos pital nere. Mrs, W. T. Hatch gave Dirth to a son there Thursday. McKEES GOING EAST JEFFERSON, Aug. 14. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKea exnart In leave August 29 on a three weecs , vacation trip. They will go over the Oreat Northern rail road to Chicaro and arnaM tn return home in a new car, stop ping at Hannibal, Macon and Lathrop, Mo., and Sabetha, Kan., for a visit with relatives. Forty-three species of rentilaa and . amphibia were- recorded in rive weeks near Charleston, 8. C, by two medical students. It Never Pays . ' To Nsrleei YOUR EYES Ifs the poorest possible econ omy to put off flstting your oculist particularly when your eyes can ha tested and glasses supplied for so mtle. ' BUILDINGS SHINGLKD HUBBARD, Aug. 14. Some shingling and renovating is being done,.. The Stewart warehouse I being reshii gled aad some remod eling done- by-'Ray Bevens and George Zeek. The plarshel and walk, cover; are- being rethingled at the school,, and W. Ackley is having his house reshingled. (pi n Oh This iliould be your ' Choice of Hotels Because: TV Kr Lw rates auk tba OAKMOOKK tha MM aeoa. eaiinl road ' hatch fl, 11.60, . S3. $2.50. Special familr rmtas. - . J'arly ertry rota has s art- . vatc bath. - - .'""Mi travellaf aaaeeMapaal- DevaUva location, elaaa . tea stares, bat set aeity. ej Daa 3. Maore, fernerly ef the ' ileece Betel la Seattle, est sad aaerstes tae OAXMOOK - . '- pentaaaltr. , - - v' xa. OV'opeasfleHeat ; ' v - Opposite Tarauaal Sales BoiUIag ?' nrajTH and morrson PORTLAND ' 'Old Ironsides ' EErrouoccncDcn ttn IPogttSamifile Aung. flQ Attention! Boys and Girls! One new four-month subscription to The Oregon Statesman will take you to Portland to see "Old Iron sides." Special excursion S. P. train will leave Salem 9:30 a.m. Saturday, August 19th. One New Statesman Subscription Will Give You a Round Trip Ticket. Have the Blank Below Signed and Bring or Mail to Uie Circulation Department of iVj taa ALL MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE e SUBSCRIPTION ORDER Four-Months Contract . , . I have not been a subscriber to The Oregon Statesman for the past 30 days, but hereby subscribe for a period of four months, -far which I agree to pay your collector the regular rate of 4 Sc per month. -Ts-; (Four Months by Mail 11.60 la Adrance) - Signed . 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