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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, July 2, 1936
Missionary Tells
v Of Oriental Trip
Iiss'E. Holder of liberty
i ; Impressed by Beauties
..fl of Japanese Scenery . :
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LIBERTY, July 1. Friends of
I Miss Edna Holder, missionary to
; India, will be interested In toe ae-
j,ouct of her Journey aba bas wru
LJea '.to relatives here, r
E Her party reached Yokohama
fen the S. S. General Sherman on
Ma; 20. after a delightful ocean
. Stvoyar.
Points of special Interest to her
ia Japan were the beautiful for
stay lakes and waterfalls around
tNikko, some of the scenes she
I say, were aa colorful as Japanese
rprlntsi. The party Tislted old
shrfnes and temples In Tokyo' and
'In Hiroshima. A Japanese church
service they, attended was just
,'liket one la America except the
language.
Leaving from Shlmoneskl they
arrived, in penyang. Korea. This
'city of 188,000 people; she was
surprised to learn.. holds 14 Pres
byterian churches, 11 Methodist
Churches, some Catholic and An
gel lean.
Visit Christian College
j Miss Holder and party visited
, -'the Christian, college, ai Seoul,
jfrom which Chiksoon Choi, who
attended Willamette university
'during the past year, graduated.
While there they witnessed a pag
eant depicting the history of the
school. . -
, . Stops were made In Mukden,
n Dairen and Tientsin. Train serv
ice la as good as in America says
Miss Holder, except in China. In
many eitlea the party got a thrill
out of the shops, the embroidery
; displays and the many other love-
,'. ly things. Miss Holder wrote that
she got her greatest thrill out of
seeing the great, wall of China
and also enjoyed the Altar of
Heaves, and " the Temple ol
'Heaven in Pelplng. .
;; From Shanghai, China, the
party sailed on the Ranpura June
.9. to arrive In India. Jane 26.
Miss Holder will be. stationed In
Puntamba, Ahmedmagar, India. '
-Civil War Veteran
Honored by Mills
: DAYTON. July 1-Charlea Had
ley. the only Civil war veteran re
maining in Dayton, was 91 years
of age Saturday. Honoring him
with a birthday dinner were his
Icousins Mr. and Mrs. Zemrl Mills
Land family of Springbrook, who
entertained . him and bis house
keeper, Mrs. E. Alphonso. Mr.
.Hadley is still quite active.
; Mrs. Nellie Spangle of Dayton,
jwbo has been in poor health for
some time, underwent a, serious
operation at McMinnville Monday,
;and at last reports was doing as
jweU as expected. .
X The Grand Rondo Indians' base-
ball team will play the Dayton
. iteam here at 3 p." ra. Saturday,
; July 4 at the new Union high
'school ball park. The Dayton
baseball club lost to the Ballin
'Finance ln a Tualatin Valley
'league game Sunday 5 to 0. '
j Hiiikle-Cocbran Planer
Suspends Work Pending
Repairs on Track, Cars
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; LYONS. July 1 The Hinkle
: Cochran planer and mill have not
, been in operation this week on ac
: count of repairs on the tramway
'leading from the mill to the plan
ner docks. The rails spread -re-J
jcently, throwing two cars or um
bers off th track about half way
(down the hill. Considerable da til
lage was done, requiring several
'days to repair the track and cars.
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Courts to Organize ,
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HILLSBQRO. Ore.. July l.-VP)
-County Judge Donald T. Tem-
ipleton said today that executive
committee members from six dis
itrict organizations of ' county
.courts will meet late this month
to formulate final plans for estab
lishing a state organization.
At Stale
, Fairgrounds
In Salem
i;15 a. m. Children Sports and Athletic
Events. "
11:00 a. m. Patriotic Program in Front
Grandstand. r
Department Commander
Geo. Koehn speaker.
, . Mrs.- Leon Brown to reao
' Declaration of Independence
6 MIDGET CARS ,
10 LARGE CARS. t '
1:15 p. m. Trial Heats.
1:50 p. m. Eight or More Big Events.
Midget cars here for first
time. Packed with thrills
and excitement. ;
Entertainment All Day With Bauds, Concessions
of All Kinds, New Rides and New Features for All
TOEE PiyONC ON GROUNDS
PICNICS: Many groups will Picnic That Day on Grounds-'
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Townsend Clubs annual picnic and mass meeting wilh' program at 2:30 P. M.
Speakers, Old Time Fiddlers Contest, Singing v. '
Three Headliners "Hit it Up"
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Three men, often In the headlines, were in the news again when
photographers caught them in action at the Democratic national con
tention in Philadelphia. In the top picture, James Roosevelt, eldest
son of President Roo-Uvelt, holds aloft the arm' of the Democratic
"champ', James A. Farley, national party chairman, on the speakers
platform. ' In the lower photo, Dizzy Dean, famous pitcher ef the
St. Louis Cardinals, iaj shown doing a bit of "blowing" during a loll
i at one of the conTection sessions.
Future Faniiers Will 3Iake Project 1
Tour! in' Silver ton District Today;
Crabtree Finds
SILYERTON, July 1. IMiture
Farmers of America will make a
project tour Thursday beginning
at 9 o'clock from the agricultural
room at the senior high school.
Fathers of the students, other
boys or anyone else interested are
inrhed to accompany on the tour.
Those going are asked to bring
a noon lunch ; with. them.
The local Smith-Hughes boys
met at the Bhop Tuesday to do
some work.
Matt-Small.! of the local mem
bers, has announced that he just
purchased two purebred Shrop
shire ewes from J. D. Drake to
add to his sheep project. Young
Small now haa ten head of pure
bred Shropshlres. At the same
meeting, Olaf Paulson reported
the shipment of a purebred Du roc-
Jersey sow pig to Fred Fowler,
member of the Longvlew, Wash.,
chapter of F.F.A.
'.During the: past two weeks
other Silverton' F.F.A. provided
swine breeders association mem
bers have received orders from
Klamath and Coos counties which
they are unable to fill just at the
present time but are hoping to
hold off buying of the prospective
purchasers until three or four
young litters become of market i
age. A number of the hoys plan
to show their project animalg at
the coming fairs.
In Turkey Business
During his .round of visiting
Smith-Hughes projects this week,
the Silverton, instructor. Warren
E. Crabtree. called upon one of
his-former students. Earl Ruther
ford of the Hazel Green district.
Mr, Crabtree reported that he was
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Much Summer Work
glad to learn that one of his grad
uates had . entered a partnership
with bis father and that at the
present time they are the proud
owners of 3100 Bronze and Nara
gansette turkeys, largely from the
Hudson of Tangent strain through
the toms. The Rutherford partner
ship hatches and broods Its own
birds, having recently added a
special Buckeye turkey hatching
machine of 1800 per week or a
total capacity of S400 eggs.
which under their efficient man
agement Is giving ! excellent re
sults. ; " ' , ; . . .
The young turkeys are tery
thrifty, according to Mr. Crab
tree, and make a sight worth see
ing all the way from incubator
to brooder and out upon the
range. Rutherford ard son are
making special studies of turkey
care and management. ,
Mr. Crabtree also found that
eigh players on the Hazel Green
park baseball team are present or
former F.F.A. members of the
Silverton department. They are
Bill Dunigan, Orville Dunigan.
Harry Way," Earl Rutherford,
Leonard Ratherford, Clinton
Wampler, San ford Davis and Don
Dunigan. The team coach and
manager is H. W. Dunigan, father
of Bill and Orville. The team plays
each: Sunday. ;
Take Over Hospital
EUGENE. Ore., July l--The
Sisters of St. Joseph, Roman Ca
tholic nursing order, took charge
today of the Pacific hospital
which the sisters purchased re
cently. t
With Capitol
Post No. 9
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8:00 p. m. Eight Acts Big Time Vaude
ville with Monte Brooks as
t : Master of Ceremonies.
FIREWORKS
:00 p. m. Gigantic Fireworks Spec
tacle. More flares. More
rockets. More set pieces
than ever before. -
DANCE
m. Carnival Dance In Midway.
Fine music and entertain
ment. . '
Nag Exonerated,
Woodburn Court
Jury Declared Not Guilty
of Hit-Run Dog Death;
- Judge Fines Others
i WOODBURN. July i. John
Nag was given a Jury trial Satur
day In Judge Overton's eourt and
was found not guilty of the charge
of killing- a dog while driving his
car and falling to stop after the
accident. The dog belonged to
R. M. Collier. !
i Deputy District Attorney Joe
Felton appeared for the state and
W. D. Harris of ML Angel appear
ed for the defendant. ,
Nag pleaded that he did not
know he had hit the dog so did
not stop. On the jury were R. H.
Scott, L. C. Blust, S. A. Hoef er,
Carl Erickson, E. J. Allen and
E. II. Scholes with Albert Reiling
and S. W. Maupin as alternates.
Keith Stump recently paid a
fine ol 110 and costs for driving
his truck at a speed of 4B miles
per hour. Floyd Willis Bran
dredge pleaded guilty to the
charge of driving a motor vehicle
without a muffler and paid a fine
of 1 5 and costs. George Rex Na-
gert. arrested for ; the same of
fense, paid a similar fine and
costs. Charlie ' Guatav Berg of
Portland entered a plea of guilty
to a charge of reckless driving
and was fined 1 25 and costs
which he did not pay, and so was
committed to the county 'JaiL Aiv
rid Albert ThMaberg paid a 'tine
of $S and 2.50 costa for driving
truck without license plates.
Wingo Reece Eggleston entered a
plea of guilty to the charge "or
driving his truck at a speed of 47
miles per hour and paid a fine of
5 and costs of $2.60.
Fisher Hurt Worse
Than First Report
LIBERTY, Jaly 1, Klsa Fish
er, returning Tuesday from As
toria, stated that his brother, Ira
Fisher. In the St. Mary's hospital
there, is more seriously hurt than
reports at' first indicated. It is
probable that his leg will be am
putated. He was hurt Monday
when a log fell on him, crashing
the bones np to the knee.
. Elza Fisher and the parents
went to Astoria yesterday.
Charles Krauger has stock Into
his new store building and began
to serve customers on Tuesday in
the new store, which is much larg
er than the old- store. Krauger
win enlarge his stock and plans
to carry also a line of hardware
and Ice. Ho will I continue with
finishing details after moving into
the building.
Law Student Gets Job
As Life Guard in N. Y.
LEBANON. July Warren
Gill, son of Mr. and.MraC J. O.
Gill, who! has been a -law student
at New York university, has ac
cepted a lob for the summer as
life guard at a private beach re
sort in New York, i
Arthur Wight of Ashtabula, O.,
has come to spend the summer
with his mother, Mrs. H. M.
Wight, who is In Tery poor health.
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by selling their' homes, buying auto trailers, and living on the road.!
It b estimated that more' than 1 00,000 Nomads' are now roaming
the highways in such fashion, j Besides avoiding "the responsibility
of property and the expense of upkeep, the trailer enables a family'
to move to locations where working conditions are better. Menu-
facturers of trailers are booked to capacity for six months ahead.
Modern tourist camps have catered to them by providing electricity'
and water lines to which the trailer may be connected temporarily.'
Republicans Will
Open Office Soon
Republican organizations hare
selected rooms on the second floor
of the Marion hotel for headquar
ters I during the political cam
paign; - Those which will make
their headquarters there- are. the
county central committee, the
Marion county republican club,
the ' Young republican club, and
Pro America, women's organiza
tion.? I
Representatives of the various
organizations met Tuesday night
to confer on plans for the cam
paign. Fred Tooze, sr., secretary
of the county committee, will
open the headquarters about
July 10. :
Sirs. G. Bliss, Daughter
Return From Idaho Trip
ORCHARD HEIGHTS, July 1
Mrs. Grace Bliss and daughter
car is in good shape
us put in anew hattery now.
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Helen returned ' late last week
from' their former home at Fair
field, Ida., r where they motored
three weeks ago on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sykes, for
mer residents, of this neighbor
hood, returned recently from Lo-
ma Linda, Calif., where they have
spent the last several winters.
They plan to dispose of their pro
perty here and make their per ma-
Prices Visit in Wells
; With P. Carter Family
Y WELLS, July 1 Mr. and Mrs.
Dee Price and daughter Patrlca
of Los Angeles were recent -visitors
at the home of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl
Carter. They were . accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Alderich. and,
niece, Mrs. Jean Shank of Leba
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Miss Comilla Ivers of Wells
and Carl Myers of Albany were
married 1 at the Lutheran church
in Albany Saturday afternoon.
for that holiday
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SC0TT3 MILLS, July i.--Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Sauerssig have as
their Y guests for severalj weexs
Mrs. Sauersslgs brother, Quenton
Talbot and family, of Lethbtldge,
Alberta. 1
i The two families, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. S4nrssig
and Mrs. Emma Talbot, mother of
r Talbot and Mrs. Sanergsig.
wfll spend the Fourth at AUea.
The Good Times ciud wats en
tertained at the home of "Mf. and
Mrs. Jake Blersack - Sunda eve
ntni' Mian Pauline Semolkel win
ning 'the ladies prize for: high
score in "500", and Hugo aiagee
the. men's prize. .Tne nex cmn
meeting will be held the) middle
of September. I .
home Sunday from Harvey. D.,
where she bad been visitinf reia-
tlves for several weexs.
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Joint Robinson. 16, Will
Leave July 15 on Jaunt
To Alaska For Sale Work
SILVERTON. July ohn
Robinson, 16-yar-old son of Mr.
and Hrs. Lewis Robinson of
Grants Pass and grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. John Porter of Silver
ton, will leave July 15 for a trip
to -Alaskal Young Robinson won
the trip by selling automobiles
and accessories 'for a garage at
Grants pass. Three other girls
were also winners of the trip and
the four 5oung people with chap
erone will make the trip.
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Drown Recovering
WOODBURN. July 1 . E t r 1
Brown, In charge of the. meat de
partment, of the Safeway store,
bas been confined to his home for
the past three weeks with an In
jured hip which he received when
he fell while handling a quarter
of beef at the shop. He expects to
be back at bis work In a few days.
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