Kit CIXIGOXI CTATECHAN, galea, Oregon, Friday; Morals-, Jcae 16, 1833
PAGS SSVETr
Sk Posts Will 1
1 Sponsor Show
All County Legion Units
v to Join in Preparing '
; jidy i Event
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Th annual fourth ; of -'July
celebration - at - the tat fair
grounds this year will 1 not be
a locally sponsored entertain
ment but wlll be staje-l under
the auspices of th. six American
Lesion posts In Marlon county.
drawing what la vxpected to be
the . largest attendance ' -at seen
on this occasion.: Final ' details
for the : big event f were . whipped
into shape at a neetlng of : the
general committee- In Salem last
night. - . : " -,fr " "
Communities which wCl be re
presented in the celebration are
Salem, SIlTerton,- Wood burn,
Stayton, Mount Angel and Au
rora. While -: Intended primarily
to furnish residents of this , sec
tion of the valley an' opportunity
for an old-fashioned J u 1 y 4,
with motorcycle races, athletic
events,, speeches, 'fireworks land
; all the trimmings, anL. funds
which may . . accrue from the
event will, go towaid the- defray-
liir nf TMnMt of tha mtatm fit.
ventlon. of the American" Lfgion
to be held la Salem August . 1 0-
Portland Cops. Shew
The Portland police motorey
cle drill team will hold the cen
ter of attraction in the course
of the motorcycle races in the
afternoon. This will be lollowed
by the finals in an old fiddlers'
contest - In which there will ap
pear competitors for the county
title.
The" big night show at the
fair grounds will be u"der .the
direction of Monte . Brooks," wide
ly known Portia 4 showman.
Brooks will act as master of
Get West Point Awards
Cadete B. R. Sullivan, of 1ft Sterling, Ky, (center) and J. T. L.
SeBwenk. of SchuyDcfll Haven, Pa received awards from Brig; Gen. Jay
L, Benedict, superintendent of the U.'S. Mflitary Academy at West
Point N, T. SuOvan received trophy for most, valuable service to
athletics. Sehwenk the Edgerton award for outgoing football captain.
ceremonies and will feature
headline acts, some of phlch are
en ' route to the Can . Francisco
fair. Following he vaudeville
will be the big fireworks exhi
bition, following which Brooks
will move his orchestra Into the
Midway and play for the carni
val dance.
Athletic competition fc the
youngsters will " e a mornlrg
feature, followed by exercises
in . front of the grand stand.
These will include the reading
of the Declaration of .Indeoen
dence by James H. Raslett and
the Independence,-Pay- address
by Dr. William G. Ever son.
president of Linfield college.
The Silverton American Le
gion Junior band will furnish
mueh ' of the music durlnr the
day and numerous ; fairground
concessions will be in operation.
The general committee for the
celebration Is composed of King
Bartlett, chairman, Barkley A.
Newman and Fred Oahlsdorf.
Hit-RiiiiDnYcr
i Is - Apprehended
Monmouth Co-ed Admits to
j Williams That Her Car
i Struck BIrs. Wall V :
I DALLASA good deal of cred
it goes to Deputy Sheriff Williams
for the prompt apprehension . of
the driver of the car that hit and
Injured Mrs. J. . R. Wall .Tuesday
evening : as she was returning
home from church. ; Miss Doris
Trubey, ' student at the Oregon
State college of education at Mon
mouth,' admitted to Deputy Sher
iff .Williams Wednesday evening
that she was the driver of the car.
: The accident, took place Tues
day about : 1 0 p.' m. on Miller
avenue. Mrs. Wall was discovered
'shortly afterwards and was taken
by. ambulance to the local hos
pital.': 5 , . ".. "
;. When ' first ; questioned Miss
Truber. stated ' that ' the car she
was driving Tuesday night '. was
damaged by running into a bank
en the Mistletoe road as she was
returning . from : the Harry CAebl
home, but later admitted that she
was the driver of the car that hit
Mrs. Wall.
. Miss Trubey was arraigned be
fore Justice of the Peace Charles
Gregory late Thursday afternoon.
The ease was continued until Fri
day, June 23, when a preliminary
hearing will be held.
m n The Latest Met's Foe
iflin Salem Shoppeis
Beginning This Friday Morning, May 16th We, Western Food Market
Will Deliver FREE Anywhere in Salem City Limits, Purchases of 50c and
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PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
Cantaloupes 3 for 25c
'Jumbo Size
Uateimeldns Pound 3c
Guaranteed Ripe
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PEACE3ES Dozen 25c
Schilling's ground, extra special.
8-0unce Tin . . .
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CASTLE BRAND
Montana hard wheat.
49-lb. bag. .
99 c
Oregon hard wheat,
49-lb. bag -.
Fresh, Ripe
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SALAD DRESSING
SUGAR
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1-lb. Loaf 1 lb: Loaf
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Kitchen Queen, 4-lb 1.Q5
Yalvita Brand, large No. 2 Va cans
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quart 15c 59c,
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quart
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Bible School Ends'
The daily Tacatlon Bible school
which has been In session for the
past tvo weeks f at' the 'Calrary
Baptist church will com to a close
tonight with a demonstration pro
gram at the church at 1:45. The
Bible lessons, memory work; Bible
drills and musical numbers which
hare been a part, of the curricu
lum will be presented at the' pro
gram. " -f- - t
Saint Paul's Last
I Note to BeBijrat
The last note of Indebtedness
against Saint : Paul's . Episcopal
church - will " be burned ; Sunday
morning at the. 11 . o'clock serv
ice. The burning of .the note Is
In connection with the .celebra
tion of the .10th anniversary of
the Rev. . George H.- Swift as
rector of saint Paul s.
i The Right Rer. Paul Matthews,
bishop of . New Jersey and. the
Right Rev. Benjamin D. Dagwell.
bishop of Oregon, will take, part
In the loth anniversary celebra
tion. Both bishops .will speak. at
the --11 o'clock . service. - During
the past 10 years ' the member
ship - of - Saint Paui's. hat nearly
doubled. Thousands of,, dollars
have ' been Spent. In .beautifying
the' church, securing, a new pipe
organ, furniture for the chancel
and sanctuary, vestments . for the
rector and supplies for the altar,
and paying, off Indebtedness ac
cumulated over a decade ago.
I Saint Paul's parrish Is to have
4 picnic at Hasel Green on Sun
day after the morning service.
Both Bishop Matthew s. and
Bishop Dagwell have signified
their Intention to attend the pic
nic. Mrs. Frank Spears Is In
general charge of the arrange
ments of the picnic
Report Is Given
On Roads Fishing
C. C Charlton, district ranger
in the' Detrolt-Breltenbush area.
makes the following report on
road and fishing conditions In
that section
Roads: The Breitenbush road
is In excellent condition to Breit
enbush springs, not open for
through travel to Breitenbush
and Olallle lakes as yet because
of snow. Elk lake road open to
Beachle saddle, fi.lr condition
though somewhat rough. Scar
mountain forest road open about
4 miles from North Santlam
highway. Pamelia lake rd open
approximately 3 miles. Marion
lake road open to end. : Big
Meadows road is open but rough.
: Fishing: . Fishing Is generally
fair now in streams, fish rising
to flies now in North Santlam
and Breitenbush rivers. Elk lake
has been good with- catches be
ing made . on spinners. Pamelia;
Tumble and Marion lakes good.
Other . lakes accessable are Daly,
Parrish;' Opal.- Rainbow. No re-:
porta available", at , this time on.
Square, Round, or Sutue lakes in
the Deschutes forest.'
, Fires Fire .weather conditions
not serious at this time but all
campers . and . forest users ; are
urred to use care, with fire In the
woods. Campflre. permits are not
required until July 1 bn' camp
ers are asked to carry, the usual
fire equipment, coaslstlug of axe,
shovel and water bucket on their
ears. .All campers, fishermen and
forest users are welcomM at the
Detroit ranger station for any
other Information desired.
Daily Bible School Ends
At First Baptist Church
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The daily vacation Bible school
held for the past three weeks at
the First Baptist church will hold
Its closing session and exhiblt.to
nlght from 7 to S: SO o'clock at
the church. . . ;
Parents of children attending
and all interested friends are in
vited to come. An excellent pro
gram .nas been: planned and a
handwork exhibit arranged. .-;- K
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HIGH STS.
This store is open from 7:80
A. M. to 10 P. H. every day, in
clndlnn Sundays and Holidays.
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35c Cntex Nail Preps ,31c
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