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lil LODGE SESSIONS
Silverfon Rebekahs Planning
Homecoming for
December8
" SILVERTON, Not. 19. Mem
ben of Trypbena Rebekah lodge
' of SilTerton toing to Salem to
night at the inTitation of the
Salem lodge to take part in the
annual stunt night were Mrs. F.
J. Ronbal. Mr. and Mrs. John
Gehrke, Mrs. Robert Goets, Mrs.
I Harrr Riches, Miss HelTie Sil-'
rer, Mr. and Mra. George Busch
and Mra. Will Egaal
Sllrer lodge, order of the Odd
Fellows, waa presented with the
. traveling gavel from the Moni-
- tor lodge at the Saturday night
meeting ot the local group. De
gree work waa put on and visit
ors were present from Molalla.
Scotta Mills, Monitor, Salem and
Needy.
Interest In lodge work has ta
; ken a, forward step during this
. a ntnmn, officials report. Larger
' groups are attending than have
done so for considerable time.
A new candidate was voted In
- Saturday night. Initiation will be
' held in December. Homecoming
plans are also being made for
the meeting to fall December 8.
At first it had been planned that
homecoming would be held De
cember 1, but later this was
- postponed one week. Saturday
night of this week third degree
work 'Is to be put on.
Refreshments were served at
- the close of the meeting Satur
day night.
Mudds Trade Liberty
- Place for Tovn Site
LIBERTY, Not. 19. Mr. and
Mrs. Russell. Mudd and fon Jack
hare moved to the Salem property
which they traded for their place
here. The Baker family has moved
to the place near Belcrest vacated
by the Salladays, who have gone
to live in Salem Heights. Marlin
Lambert and his mother will live
In the home formerly occupied by
the Baker family. Mr. Lambert is
a newcomer here, and has been
visiting his brother, Lowell Lam
bert, the past few weeks.
Pythian Homecoming
Tonight at Hubbard
HUBBARD, Nov. 19. The
Arlan Temple Pythian Sisters
will hold their annual roll call
and homecoming on Tuesday eve
ning, November 20. After the
regular ritualistic services there
will be a social hour. 'Arrange
ments are in the charge of Aman
da Dimlck.
; HORIZONTAL
1 Retained
4-Wh.t Spuuafc admiral was
cownAr of i th fUat d
r fUd , im Manila Bay by
Americans ta 1898?
-10 Vexation . .
.-. 11 More precious -'
13 Exclamation ,
1 Low fortified outwork
. 18 One of the religions of China :
18 Equip ; -
20 Small poles
21 Who waa tka invaator of tk
wia amacama?
,24 Bird's beak
; 28 Verse,-.; .
. 28 Occurrence .
80 Appendage .
' 32 la what city waa aa edict
7 aifaad watch graated freedom
-; . f coaacwacc to Protestants?
-' Pendant ornament
88 Correlative of neither
' 40 Soar and astringent
. ; 41 Fissure
45 Large vat ,
47 Hence
: 48 Lodge
60 Small mountain lake
62 Edible part of a nut
... 64 Waat Aatrkaa poat wrstt,
"I
- ' - Have ' a ReadMvaas
With
. ! Death"!
i 67 Printer's measure
68 Struck out
' 60 Electrified particle
.01 What aoWd Anericaa lUtit-
ataa became : kaowa aa the
. f oraMt orator ef hU tiaie ia
. eppeaiag the petkiee ef Hemry
day 7 .
. 62 What EaglUh anm waa the
- iat ef ta Stuart sevaratgaar
Hty'. y VERTICAL ; - -'
1 What BritUW gaeeral aad Sec
- ratarr of State for. War waa
drowned aboard tha "Htap
t . I Sooner than
- ' 8 Writing implement ;
4- Mother
8 Worthless leaving
0 Close by
- 7 Assembled company '
'. Masculine name y
Cross-Word Puzzle
- By EUGENE SHEFFER
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Grangers
SILVERTON HILLS, Nov. li.
Election of officers at the Fri
day night meeting of the Silver
ton Hills grange resulted in C
V. Murray, master; Donald Ross,
overseer; Ida Benson, lecturer;
C. P. Mnlkey, steward; Victor
Hadley, assistant steward; Sarah
Maulding, chaplain; L. A. Hall,
treasurer; Edith Beugli. secre
tary; George Gerdes, gatekeeper;
Josie Mires, Ceres; Lois Alexan
der, Pomona; Ethel Ross, Flora;
Maybelle Towe, lady assistant
steward; Ira Loron, executive
committeeman. The two hold
overs on the executive board are
L. O. Hadley and Oscar Loe.
The recently organized juven
ile grange completed its election
also: Bruce Alexander, master;
Charlie Tulare, overseer; Maxine
Ross, lecturer; Don Ross, stew
ard; Lester Beugli, assistant
steward ; Betty Jo Murray, chap
lain; Ntlda Terry, treasurer;
Evon Murray, secretary; Milton
Foote, gatekeeper: Lucile Tsch
anti. Ceres; Joy West, Pomona;
Lucile Mulkey, Flora: Marjorie
Maulding, lady assistant steward.
Elections arc Held
VICTOR POINT, Nov. 19. At
the regular meeting of Union
Hill grange Friday night the fol
lowing officers were elected for
next year: Master. W. M. Tate;
overseer, O. W. Humphreys; lec
turer, Josephine Fox; steward,
Byron McElhaney; assistant stew
ard, Millard Shelton; chaplain,
Jennie Humphreys; treasurer, C.
C. Carter; secretary. Vera Scott;
gatekeeper, Vernon Patton; Ceres,
Minnie Gilmour; Pomona, Ida
Steinherger; Flora. Leona King
Krenr; lady assistant steward.
T h e 1 m a Humphreys: executive
committee, new member, J. 0.
Darby. Holdover members of this
committee are Paul Jaquet and
M. M. Gilmour. Miss Alice Jaquet
was elected Juvenile matron and
chose Mrs. Charles Morley as her
assistant.
At the juvenile grange meet
ing, Virginia Conn, Barbara
Rosenbalm, Mary Rosenbalm and
LeRoy Downing were initiated.
The Juvenile election resulted:
Master, Marvin Darby; overseer,
James Darby, jr.; lecturer, Len
ora Heater; steward, Robert
Humphreys; assistant steward.
LeRoy Downing; chaplain, Verla
Carter: treasurer, Gladys Peter
son; secretary, Laurel Krenz;
gatekeeper, Eugene Butler: Ceres,
Virginia Conn; Pomona, Barbara
Rosenbalm; Flora, Marjorie Tate;
lady assistant steward, Mary But
ler. J. O. Darby, past master of
the local grange, will install the
officers in a joint installation
with Macleay at Union Hill Fri
day night, December 14.
Evans t Speak
CHEMAWA, Nov. 19. The
grange Home Economics club met
for an all-day quilting with Mrs.
H. W. Bowden. At the business
meeting the members listened to
9 Who originated the law that
tho strength of an uavaryinf
lectrieal enrrent ia ' directly
proportional to tha electro mo
tiwm forco?
11 Expire
12 Dash ,
15 Deputy ' .
17 Artificial laagua.-'
19 Steenflax
22 Eggs
23 Indolent tumor of the : .In
25 Stout elub
27 What city is tho capital ef the
state of Victoria?
29 Number
81 Bleat of a sheep
33 Habitual drunkard
S5 Landscape
36 Indian weight
37 Unit of work
39 Track worn by a wi, . . ?
4Z enunine name
43 On behalf of
44 Sounds
46 Foundation
49 Liquefy
61 Color
52 What aabnrb of London la tha
aito of tha Royal Botanical
Garden?
53 Prevaricate
55 Alcoholic beverage
oo inaenmte period or time
69 Doctor (abbr.)
Herewith is the
solution to
yesterday's puzzle.
BNitlv t IHfe
Bit.
30
Cp
umn
.the report of the activities 'car
ried on at the grange fair and
voted to make a Quilt as part of
the season's work. Mrs. H. R.
Hansen will be hostess to the
elub at Its next meeting Decem
ber 6. Mrs. John Evans - waa a
guest. - V,
' The- grange will bold the reg
ular meeting Thursday, Novem
ber 22. For the first time the
grange la holding an all - day
meeting and the business session
will be called promptly at 10
a. m. with routine reports and
the election of officer for the
ensuing year the principal' busi
ness. A potluck luncheon will be
served at noon under the direc
tion of Mrs. Bowden, the Home
Economics chairman.
The lecturer announces this
program for 2 p. m. to which the
public is Invited. Group singing,
roll call, "One Thing for Whloh.
I Am Thankful"; numbers by the
Kelzer school; skit, Mr. and lira.
W. E. Savage; paper, "Origin et
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I'LL FIND OUT UMOS ,7EPvUtV
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
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THE LEVEL AU.THE ME16HBORS LtTTLE BRAT
BAY THE KID LIVES HERE. pM HAS QOHe.rU
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TOOTS AND GASPER
I'M AFRAID ALL : V FOR PTTY Y I'LJL?
THJ5 SUDDEH WEALTH I SAKES, DAN! J APPRECIATE
IS TOO MUCH FOR : IF VOU A THAT,
TOUR HUSBAND, SOPWEl YAWN ONCE SOPHIE1.
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Popular Foods on Our Thanks
giving Menut'' read by : Mrs. D.
B. Kleihege; solo, selected, Les
ter Evans. At t o'clock Dr. J C.
Evans from the Oregon atate hos
pital, will deliver an address on
'Some Phases of Insanity and
Their Possible Prevention'
Newlywcds Given
Surprise Welcome
by Oak Pointers
; OAK POINT, Nov. 19. About
40 friends and neighbors gathered
at the Hugh Rogera home Satur
day night to charivari Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Wilson, who were
dinner guests at the Rogers home.
From there the party went to the
Wilson home for a miscellaneous
shower for the couple.
Mr. Wilson and Miss Blanche
Bates of Springfield were married
November 10 at Springfield. Mr.
Wilson i& an Oak Point boy, at
tending school here and graduat
ing from the Independence high
school. Aside from running his
farm here, he is working for the
Rogers dairy.
PALS
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MXtOUNEARLV
S-SCARED THE UFE
OUT? OF ME
T-THIS IS THE
FIRST, TIMS.
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HELD
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BOOKS
GATHEfi
Youngster Drinks Denatured
Alcohol and is III;
Begin Lunches
BROOKS, Nov. .19. The
Brooks Parent-Teachers associa
tion held its business meeting
and program at the schoolhouse
Friday night. W. B. Russell,
president, appointed these com
mittees: Program, Mrs. C V.
Ashbaugh, Mrs. Ray DeRoche and
Alfred Lauralne: refreshment.
Miss Elizabeth Clark, Mrs. W. H.
Ramp and Mrs. J. W. Fitta. Hot
lunches for the school children
which is being sponsored by the
P. T. A. began Tuesday of last
week.
This program was presented:
Trio, D. Moses violin, John Mo
sea, clarinet, and Miss Mary Car
Visiting Hoar
Follow
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SHES HOUG THE KID ALL.
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but che mwr FOOUM6
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THIS IS HIS BED-ROOM v
COME ON, BUT BE QUIET .
VOU KNOW WHAT 'THE
PHANTOM WOULD DO TO
US IF WE CUH4UL . :
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oline Moses, piano; dialogue b
Mrs. Wm, Hall and Robert Bail
ey; solo. Miss Louis Andrus, Mrs.
Ashbaugh j accompanying; - Japan
ese dance. In costume, . by Miss
Anna Takayama, Mrs. Takayama
playing her , accompaniment;
reading, Kreta Fae Ashbaugh;
play, "Miss Peabody's Salad," by
Miss Ruth Loop, Bill Bishop, Miss
Lena Riggi and Jim Riggi; Jap
anese dance, Minnie Ogura, Mary
Takayama, Sumle O g n r a and
Anna Takayama, all In costume;
tap dancing. Bob, Bill and Clif
ford Bishop, jr., with accompani
ment by Alfred Lauralne.
Kreta Fae Aahbaugh was op
erated on for appendicitis at a
Salem hospital Sunday morning.
She is getting along as well as
can be expected. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
V. Ashbaugh.
Billie Harris drank a quantity
of denatured alcohol Saturday af
ternoon and was very seriously
ill for several hours. He is the
4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Harris.
the Leader
Detour on His Map"
Investment
WO FOOLIW! ZERO WE'RE RICH TWi5 i5 A
REAL HUNDREO-OOLLAR BlU. CAUSE IT
SAY5 SO IM THIS LETTER. THAT SWELL GUY
AT THE GAS STATtOM GAVE
HE WAS A MILLIONAIRE vTUST PRETEMDlW j
ft ; LETS HIDE BEHIND
ukt ixwe."a uvmtere shows ur
BUT DONT &RAB HIM UNTIL:
f 1 rTVB THE SIGNAL
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I FELLOWS THIS 1
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( IS SITED
AUMSVDLLE, Nov. 19. The
work on the addition to the gym
nasium has commenced, with ex
cavating and hauling of materials.
Til rrmBulnm nrntiw wfT! k.
finished Inside as soon as ma-
By
a USE THIS
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DREAM se ME HAVING 100 ALL.
ME -T GUESS
MY OWM
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BE ALCHZ FOR A CHANCVC yJVh
mi
ANY TALKINCT TO BE
JL DO fTT
J MUST
YOU'D
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SAYIN
TO.JTJ
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FATTYl.
terlals for the work' are on the
ground. This work is being done ?
aa an SERA project. ' f
Mrs. Charles Heia was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Wom
en' elub. .The aprons which the
elub women, made for the Parent
Teacher basaar were on exhibit.
Mrs. Heln was assisted in serving
by Mrs. Monkers and Mrs. Lamb.
The Prayer Band, an organixa
tion of recent origin here, met at
the home of Mrs. Otto Fuson.
j Thursday afternoon.
By CLIFF STERRETT
By WALT DISNEY (
By SEGAR
DARREL McCLURE
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IT5AY5 PK5HT HERE IM THE LETTER.
DOUGH FOR, TRAVEL! WG
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FIFTY CEMTS "THAT 5 WELL GUY
A5TKUCK Ut.'
By JIMMY MURPHY m
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S?LCK" COLONEL HOOFER,
50CENT VICTIM OF THE
ESCAPED DESPfeRADOS VENGEANCE.
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