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4 PAGE TWO lions Install At Silverton Diekerson Is Presiden of Group; District Head Officiate '7..'; -. .. - v. ' SILVERTON -H a 11 1 SmUtf district governor of Lions, of Dal las, was installation officer at the annual Installation ot the su rer toa club Tuesday night. New officers installed were president, C.5 H. Diekerson: rice presidents George Imboden, Dale Lamar: C. J. To we: secretary,, Mel Yin Bell treasurer. Glen Price; tail twist- . r. Bob McBwen; lion tamer. Paul Johnson; directors, Alf O. Nelson '. and Al Schroeder. - Committee appointments made - include the attendance - commit tee. Dale Lamar; constitution and by-laws. Alf O. Nelson: eonven ., Uon. JCr. A- L. V. Smitb; finance, a Paul Johnson; . lions education. Dr. Smith; : membership, Al Schroeder; program. Bob MeEwen and Helmer Anderson; publicity. . Glen Price; civic improvement; Byron Royce; community better ment, Alf O; Nelson; education. : Fred Smith; safety, George Im boden and 'William Jones; citizen ship. C. J. Towi; boys and girls work. George Cain; sight and .blind work. Earl Bennett; ban- . queta, Al Schroeder and Byron Royce. ' Announcement was made of the Jack -Mayor program. "Colonel from Kentucky" to be given July " 21. Dr. Smith announced that the auxiliary bad invited the mem bers to a picnic at 1:30 at the ' Smith cabin- on the Ablqua on 'Jsly 7. Rex Putnam- was guest speak sr. baring tor bis subject "Edu cation and Success. The trend Of Putnam' address was that education combats crime and that education la cheaper than the cost of crime. He care to substantiate his point that the nation expense ot educations Is two and one half billions a year while the cost of crime in the United States is la billion annually. He quoted X Edgar Hoover In that decrease In crime come with increase In edu cation. Vacation Schedule At Camps Maintenance Men Only " - Workers at Lebanon Woods Hut Week LEBANON Only maintenance ibm are working in the logging camps this week. As usual opera Uons are suspended during the , week of the holiday. Snow Peak bas announced that work 'will be resumed Monday. July 8. if wea ther conditions are favorable. Be cause or lire hazards work bas be- gun about four in the morning , and stopped early in the after- ooa- for the past several weeks. i A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. r De Mitchell and has been named Jodlth. j Mrs. Perry Staleott "of Ham j none is at the borne, of her par- ' nti Mr. a nit Un I.. r v r - . ..b. wbAur nev. The Snow peak unit of the In dustrial Employees union held a dance at the Legion ball Satur day. The proceeds were to be used for the benefit of members who have been Injured. Mr. and Mnt Vera Tavlor of Portland speat the weekend with me feiwia iay tors. They were -accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bancroft ot Longriew who are be ginning a long trip through the west and middlewest. They are cousins of the Taylors. ' t Returns From Hospital : LIBERTY One-year-old Pat ty McMillan was returned borne Monday from a several days' stay a the Salem general hospital. .The baby bas been ill with whooping cough and her condi tion became serious the last of ,the week and she bad several bad tchokins; spells and was rery peak, she w; a s given a blood transfusion i In the hpspital. She ts the eblld cf Mr. and Mrs. Al vt McMillan. -' '' ELSDiORE e Today Edward G. Rob- , lnson In "Brother Orchid" i ' with Ann Sothern. Plus I-: "Dr. Christian Meets the r Women" with ' Jean Her- j sholt and Dorothy Lovet. f . ; , CAPITOL jToday Doaglas Fair- 7 banks, Jr., and Madeleine ! Carroll in "Safari. Plus i Roy Rogers in "The Car- , son City Kid.- -". GRAND . ' T Today - Don Ameche and Mary Beth Hughes In "Pour; Sons.' 3 Saturday "Doped Youth." . STATU . - : Today -r. "The Man from Dakota with Wal-; lace Beery and Delores Pel Rio. Plus "Shop . Around the Corner" with Margar- et Sallavaa and James Stewart, Saturday midsbt show The 'Blue Bird with ' Shlrtey Temple and Nancy Klly. l HOLLYWOOD T 6 d a y E d g a r Bergen i and Charley McCarthy In "Charley McCarthy, De- tective Plus Gene As try i: i i . and Smiley- Burnetts - in "Rancho Grands,' Friday George O'Brien in Legion ef the -Lawless." . Plus "The Lone , Wolf Strikes' with" War- f ren WiiMam. : ixnEiunr'' - i Today Laurel and nardy in "Flying Deuces." Pice "Gentleman from Arlicsa" with John King. Plus "March of Freedom." Friday - Jack Randall In "Pioneer Days." Pins Dick Powell and Olivia Dellaril- land la "Hard to Get." Pics Charter 6 "Dick Tracy's . G-Mta." ' a tall .Board Talzek Fishing I Hi iiiiiiiiuiii.i.Jiiii i-iSfimuii i ! i US in . Mini.. m in. I .iiis.ii i . i.hil .HJ. I i ii i in. I ...) i . :-. -.. '" 5 , " -V ' ' r . '; ..'-. . -. . j 4 : .: W. :'- -P . -v.- .... - . : - isa.i.1 .ii i -..ii 'Sliffyn-ii )i iiigsi.n Yiiinri.i-lr.-ii- r "I, i i; i Newest of oldest method of. t Cieorge siorptty off ibe side of wins; a barbed fiafa arrow tied . poand bow, Indian fashion. Plarf.il ing Council Told Of Charter Troubles SILVERTON Dr. P. A. ning council, reported at the Mayor Zetta Schlador, witn had appointed a utility and was now, under the new charter, the water board. This com mittee is composed of C. B. Anderson, Alfred Coote and R. G. Allen, and would hare at first toG Iron out the difficulties between the old water commission and the council over the newly voted city charter. The- new charter. Dr. Loar ex plained, does away with the, old water commission and provides for a committee appointed from the council. He expressed the hopes that the difficulties could be ironed out .without any further expense to the city. Dr. Loar fur ther stated that the city council had accepted the new charter and sccordlngr.to law the city was now under It. but that Dr. A. W. Sim mons, chairman of the water board refused to hand over the water , board money to the city treasurer, because of a question of the legality Of the election. If this cannot be straightened out. a new election will likely be resorted to. Dr.- Loar said.' He- also stated that it had been suggested that a suit be instituted, but explained that the two city departments, the council and the former water com mission, would both have to have lawyers and both! would likely be paid from city funds, so the pro cedure would.be much more ex pensive than would a new elec tion. , jf- . - Dr. Loar further stated that there were some people who want ed to change the charter prior to tne next election l so that a local man could act as manager. This, he said, the planning council must oppose In every way as it is through lust such a move that city managers have failed. It la to get the city's financial affairs out of local politics that! a city manager is desired. Dr. Loar said. He also explained that in order to vote again at once some ehange in the new charter would have to be made. City Attorney Rex Albright and the mayor had suggested changing the section providing covering damage suits for the city. This, he said, was satisfac tory with the planning council. Mrs. A. P. SoUe resigned as sec- retary of the nlanninc council riv. Ing as her reason too much other work. F. E. j Sylvester will be asked to take the work In her stead. Sixth Birthday Feted, Sjiibliiiiity SUBLIMITY Mrs. J. H. Wolf entertained at her home Sunday afternoon honoring her daughter Dolores on her sixth birthday. Those attending! were the hon ored guest. Dolores Wolf. Vir. glnle Welter. Vera Hassler. rw eta Nightingale,. Florence Eck, wonna unes, , Betty . Wolf, Mar Jorle Gries. Patty i Bitter, f.tn-ni. Wolf, Henlen Eckj Beraiee Wolf, Msry Ditter. Patty Wolf. Helen Eck, Darlene iOnts and Georglna Reuf. Refreshment were served at the close of the afternoon by rs. josepn ii.- wpic ; - v - ----- i 1 i ,- tw ined at Police Court or Drunken Driving SILVERTON FrancPii Khun. herd was. fined 17, SO and $2.60 cosU ta police courts by Judge ucorge w. Jtiu&Da, Monday night after being arrested by locai-eUy police.' . . 7f Former Residents Visit ; LIBERTY Mr. and Mrs. How ard Zlnser and children Betty and Edward, former residents of the vicinity, are spending two weeks vacation In Oregwn and -calling on old friends here and In Sa lem Heights and Zena. They hare been liring-tn Long Beach, Calif., for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Zlnser were members of the grange here. Honored at Parly ...... -' - - ' ) . LIBERTY A picnic was held Sunday afternoon ia the Dallas garden in honor ot the birthday of Mrs. B. F. Schmoker of Sa lem. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Schmoker and Geraldine, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brinkham and Mar garet and Betty, "Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tatman, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dallas and Catherine and Ro bert Dallas. TbV Tip From Indians bshlng - Is - practiced by Screen Star tils yacnt at Santa tatauna. tie's to a fish line, shooting with SO - -;'.. j . Loar. president of the Plan meeting1 Tuesday night that the permission of her council, construction committee which Former Stayton Couple Killed Auto Accident Is Fatal for John Wilbura . on Trip Here STAYTON Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wilbur of Oakland, Calif., head of the Wilbur Woolen works In Oakland and a one-time operator of the woolen mill In Stayton, were killed In an automobile ac cident near Castella,. Shasta coun ty, Calif., according to word re ceived here. The Wilburs were on their way to stayton and Salem when : the accident happened. Mm Wilbur was killed instantly and her hus band died within 24 hours. Wil bur was said to hare been driv ing and investigators believe he fell asleep causing the car to hit a bridge. The car was a total wreck. A ' daughter hastened from Florida by plane to take charge of the bodies. The Wilburs built the home on Florence street in Stayton. east of the woolen mill, now occupied oy tne Kider family. They left here shortly after the World war. Abiqua Resident 50 Years Called SILVERTON Isahel Ward Lawrence, 79, a resident ot the Ablqua district for the past 60 years, died Wednesday. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. from Larson & Son mortuary with Rer. Frank Zook officiating. In terment will be at Scotts Mills. He was born In Canada Janu ary 21, 181. He Is survlTed by two sisters, Mary E. VanArnam of Silverton and Jemima Smith of Chicago. Get License to Wed DALLAS -A" marriare If ren ma was Issued here this week in the office of County Clerk Carl S. Graves to James Glenn Luhrs. 22; carpenter. Enterprise and Irene spady, 19, domestic, Dallas. Grangers'; No ws BRUSH COLLEGE L Rmh College grange will bold meet ing Friday night ' with a picnic supper. -. - - . i NORTH HOWELL The regu lar meeting of the North Howell home economics club will be held at the grange hair on the after noon of July; 11. This will be a summer cleanup day for the hall and grounds. Regular grange will be the next night, July 12. ; CHEMAWA . Women of the Chemawa gtange will meet all day Friday at the grange hall to do sewing for the Red Cross. - LYONS The home economics club of Santlam Valley grange sponsored a card party held , at the Rebekah hall Saturday; night. The proceeds will be used to taake 'a quilt to be sold at the Harvest festival In September. High honors were held by Mrs. Albert Carr and Ed Taylor, low br Mrs. Ed Taylor and Mr. Scrog gins. - - - tVri vk sxiezs rssxi3 tiS2t8T::a fit i i sss CUTGCN STATESMAN, Sclera. Ikiliin Pupils : To jQp to Cjinby Woodburn Scliool Choice v Cancelled by ' Vote i of District ' t r:-v--.. 1 MONITORf Last Wednesday the Killin precinct, school . district number two, Clackamas county voted , favorably 2 2-2 that high school i students In ' this district most attend Canby union high SChOoL I j s . i - ; .. , ; , Until this! year students In this area have : ihad their choice of attending Woodbnrn high school which is ta Marlon county, or Canby union high school, which is in Clackamas county- - .This ..has made a higher schoo tax for local people ;. because Clackamas had to pay to Marlon county tuition for each Clackamas county student attending that schooL i ! . -. ; . - It has been difficult to carry this resolution as . several previ ous attempts have been made to do so. There always have been students; In the midst of their school work at Woodburn high school and no student wanted to change School in; the middle of his font-year course.' This year these were !ln the minority and the Ion" '.dispute has been set tled. 1. i;: Steam- Boat dar drew a- num ber of Elliott prairie people to Champoeg last Sunday. Among those there were the E. K. whites, the WllUs Browns, the Ben Bur- ketts, the Paul Burketts, Raymond O'Keele, the Oathouts and the CrandallS. - S ' - ; - r Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harrison with Haiel and Merton Harrison were visitors in -Camas where they met Minnesota neighbors, Mr. and! Mrs. Hana Har. Mrs. Tyler left last Monday for a two weeks; stay at the beach at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Wilson Of Newport. Clara Chrlstof f erson. who has been the guest of the Calmer Am mundsons the past week, left for her home in Eugene. - The Am- mundsons and the Theodore Thy- kers visited Portland relatives over Sunday; Silverton Lodge liistallation Set Zelma Dale Will Be Made Noble Grand July II .tfceremon SILVERTON Installation nte ht ror Trypnena lodge No. 38. Rebe kah order, will be held July 11 with Mrs. AL C. Barber and her staff In charge. Mrs. Barber has named as her Jitaff - Mabel Ler- f aid as deputy- marshal; Jos el flartmas, ideputif: warden - Alice Egan, deputy; treasurer; Maybelle Gay, deputy i secretary and Fran ces Gourlie, deputy chaplain. Elective officers to be Installed include noble grand. Zelma Dale: vice-grand, Mary Kleeman; re cording secretary, Ines Stevens; financial secretary. Rose Larson; treasurer; Ines Olson. Mrs. Dalei has named as her appointive off lexers, also to be In stalled on July 11, right support er, Daisy King; left supporter. Emma Adamson; warden, Olga Ol son; conductress. Nettle Larson: chaplain Pearl Porter; inside guardian, Helen Mulkey: outside guardian,' Laura Bush. Mrs. Klee man will name the right and' left supporter to I the vice grand Just prior to : the Installation. ' - The refreshment committee In charge of installation night In cludes Lucile King, Elsa Reed. Clara Helmcke. Nellie Loenzen and Zelma Dale. On the night prior to Installa tion all I members will be guests of the Triple Link club at the Walter Larson home at a supper party. ; j :r - I New Books added, SUyerton Library SILVERTON Books reentl added to the local library read ing sheltes are Llewellyn's "How Green Was My Valley; Williams 'Come Spring": Allen's "Sine Yesterday; Fuller's "Loon Feather: Buck's "Other nnrf; Glaspellj "The ; Morning Is Near Us"; 'Hobart.i "Their Own Coun try"; Osa Johnson, "I Married Adventure." -j - j u, - : u .. . "The Jane j library report sub mitted tO the CitV Council .Mftn. day night showed total circula tion at 931; cumber of reference Questions answered " were 203. Fourteen new readers were add ed. .Va I f: i ' ; -.. i--' I; ' - , Talbot Women's Qub Entertained SIDNEY Mrs. Martha Rmith and Mrs Lydla Wooten were joint hostesses recently ' at the Smith home when they entertained the Talbot Women's i club at an aU- uay meeting. ; i A covered i dish luncheon was erred,' Mrs. Gilbert Belknap pre sided over an I Interesting business meeting.; Mrs. Robert Johnson furnished an art contest prise won by Mrs. Belkhep. Plans were; made for the club's annual picnic! to be held Sunday, July T, at Doty's grove with a bas ket dinner; - j ; Wallace John v tzzrnr -nowAED' DELOILE3 DO RIO i ' . .j aad'i - - Ccrner James Stewart Hararei SuUsvaa ... ! Franh .Moria Oregon, Thursday Mon&i-j. July 4, Study Pocoihililie -'-'h ,OfsGilon Scid Land SCIO-Possibilitv of ity are being investigated by J. C. Cleveland of Aberdeen, .Waslu, who recently, purchased-the Guy- Funk iarm in-the Mongers vicinity west of Scio. He and Mrs. Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Braly,'alsq ol Aberdeen; were guests this week at the N. BMoses home. - 1 Dr. James A.: McClintock, In-O1 strnetor at Drew- university at Madison,. NJ, and his family are visiting at the home of Mrsfc;ll- Clintock's parents,; Mr. and Jars; A. A. Flesher, near Scio. Both Dr. and Mrs. McClintock are former students - of Willamette unfrer sity.s. A Naom! Welnherg . Ind .Harry Wilkinson were married recently and are at home on a. farm .'near J e f f e r s o n. according to Word reaching Scio. Thee bride formerly 1 1 ved In the Rlverriew ' section near Scio," and was member of the 1939 elaaa o8ci0 high schooL G. R. (Denny) Woodford ta home from a Salem hospital where he was confined with aajsttaclt of pneumonia, V' J V . Minor injuries' were suffered by Mrs.: William Grimes, her mother, Mrs.: WeidmsnV and Mr. and Mrs; Vaughn of Scio, when a blowout Sunday cavsed overturning ot their car near Dallas on the Par ty'a return from Tillamook Leone Rebekah lodge at Sdo In stalled officers for the ensuing six months at a regular meeting Wed nesday night. Lorene Trollinger was Inducted: as noble grand. Odd Fellows will Install Saturday night of this week. ""T. Timber business -waa- transact ed this week by the Vincent broth ers ot the middle-west. . who own large tracts of forest land in 'this area. ; .n-J- Scio Sokols, Caech athletic or ganization, will , be among; Scio groups slated to participate In the July parade at Albany.' r" ' 7 Mrs. Fred ' Jones was .hostess Tuesday for the regular monthly meeting ot the Scio Garden dub. - Scio city couneU will meet Fri day night, July 6. the stated date falling; on. the legal holiday. Mrs. P. W. Schrunk has returned from an extended motor trip and Is ex pected to preside. - Linn county court Is expected to' accept soon the bridge : across Thomas creek In 8cio, on which fi nal painting has been completed. The court previously refused to accept the structure. . hecan. in August and in use In November, i'J, oecause ox aueged. contract lncompletion. . City of Scio is offering; for sale the 0OO-gaiion metal storage tank Installed some years aao. and recently replaced by more modern equipment under a PWA water works improvement project. Lebanon Chiircli Plans Second Gamp - A After Long Bow Group May Go to NeUcott . for Outing LEBANON Tentative nlim have been made for. another out ing- or young people to be soon sored by the Presbyterian church after the Long Bow camp. An in vitation has been extended ta the Lebanon group to come to Nela- cott and use the facilities there of which Rev, Melria Williams has charge in connection with his pastorate. The dormitory will ac commodate SO or more.. Word has been received of the fire at the , W. A. Schmidt farm opposite the Children's Home near fJorvsills. When carta of 'a com bine were being- cleaned in the barn, an explosion occurred. The barn.- the combine, II tons of baled hay : and . some loose ' hay were destroyed. Schmidt Is one or the directors of the Lebanon Nut Growers association. ' Tuesday Dr. J. C. Booth went to Albany to meet Clarence, his son, who is working for his doc torate at Berkeley. Since May he nas oeen traveling in Mexico go ing- as . f a r as Guadalajara. He plans to return to California next; year to cbmplete hia-. work. The last message Dr. Booth had from his daughter, : Margaret, she was lit London but preparing to sail for home. No notices ot oronoeed sailings- are allowed, and Dr. Booth does not , know on - what boat she will leave. i Mrs. Guy Howard has returned from ' Westport, Conn where she nas been for the past five years. Her daughter; Mrs. Alma Prather, drove- from Portland with her. They reached. Lebanon - Monday. which 'was Mrs. Howard's birth day. In her honor Mrs. Fay How ard entertained at a familr din ner. Those present weTe Mrs. Pra ther and -daughter. . Tvonne. and Archie Howard ot Portland, Fred Howard, Mrs. Guy Howard and the Fay Howards. Other recent visi tors in the Howard home were Mrs. Howard's sister. Mrs. Carl Baker and Mn,'Bakerand Miss Delia Miller from Portland. XVeeda Announce Birth of Son . . - . ' . SILVERTON Mr. and Um v. T.-v Tweed of Monitor are an nooncla the birth of a son, S pounds S dunces, at the Silverton hospital July t.: "-!:: v..-. - Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M nlke-v are announcing the birth of daughter, June 22, at the Silver- ton nospitaL ... Last Tiiaes Today . ; ., . In - j--'1-:-...- ' "771 n.'-;.. v - Vlu3 -i--":--: -."Ge&ilesca Trosx ' r Advance ia Price t v A oil-bearinj? lands In the Sdo vicin Lebanon " LEBANON Two. new. teachers have been1 hired, Leo ,Blodgett for a position In the grades and Lawrence Page for a; position, tn the. high school." ..William Holzfuss Is - moving Into the house on. the three-acre tract on West Sherman whichha recently- bought of John Maiers. J. S. Estepa - handled - the deaL Mrs. Lola o:Coonor returned Sunday to her homo la Calexlco, Calift She came north to be with her ; father, ' Kichard ..Lord who died' a " few .days . after her ar-J rivsL She- has spent the p a a t month' with -her mother and bro ther. Harry Lord of Lebanon aad her i sister and 'Brother,- Mrs. Ro bert Cunningham and Ray Lord of saiera, , , Helen Wolfe is spending her vacauon witn ner - aunt. Slrrld: Olson and with the fam ilies: of her uncles, John and Har old i Olson, She will return . to California where she. Is taking a course tn narsing. June 29 a daughter. ' Bonnie NIone, was born at the local hos pital,; to Mf. and Mrs. Nathan Calhoun of Crawfordsvilla. She weighed 6 pounds. U-ounce. "Sun day, June 30, Allan, Williams, the tnira son in tne xamuy. was - Dorn to Mr." and Mrs. Burt. Thompson. He weighed T pounds t . ounces. Mrs. William Milllgan of Leb anon" Is a recent" admission to the hospital for- medical -eara Mrs. H. S... Butler of Lacomh Is a sar- gical case. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brewster ot Salem and his mother, Mrs. Emma Brewster ot Bkeldosw Iowa, visited relative In and near Lebanon , the first of the week. Dr. and vMrs. N. s. Irvine aad Sally have returned from a week at the Calif ornl fair: Mildred Saltmarsa ta spending her vacation at the coast. She will go as far south as Oakland. Mrs. Bert'Morsch and two sons have moved from ICeMlanville to join Morscn-wno came . here a few months ago and opened .aa automobile supply business. They have. taken 'thwDobesh house on Cleveland at Oak. ' . Mr. aad Mrs. - John Durlam hare been making daily trips to Albany to see Mrs. Dur lam's sis ter, Mrs. William Lochner, who has been seriously ill. Loa Estep- who was transfer red to Pearl Harbor, took part in the recent, navy maneuvers Amos Crockett-' cf McDowell creekvis in the kospital with ex tensive burns . suffered when he took the cap off a steaming cat erpillar. He is 1 said to be im proved, 'ft ' ; x4rcliimedes Frum Dies at Lebanon LEBAirON-Archimedea ; Han- nan Frum died July 1 at 11 p.m. after an eight-month illness. Fun eral services will be held from the Lowe mortuary Friday, July 6, at 2 o'clock, Edgar Simons of ficiating. : Interment -will be in the Sand Ridge cemetery where his parents, brothers and sisters. wife and one son have alL been buried,-.-, - -:. ,- Frum was born January 20. 1859; on the place south ot Leban on where, except for short ab sences, he lived all of his. life. He was the son of EugeniuS and Elizabeth Barnett Frum who came to Oregon from West Virginia tn 124?;. ; He was next to the young est of 11 children and was the last of lis immediate family. March 23. 1889, he was mar ried la Linn county to Alice Emma Williams, who died four years ago. Of their seven children, one Charles, died If. years ago. Two sons Harry i and Guy lire-in Los Angeles; Josephine, in PortrLaad: Howard in Lebanon., One daugh ter, Mrs. Mary . Bally Uvea in Placerville, ' Calif., and the other daughter, Mrs. Frances. Pierce in Lebanon. - , Eugene Folks Are Detroit Visitors DETROrr Mr. and , Mrs. Mar vin Miller had as - their ruests over the weekend Miss Merle' Ol son, ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neber gall, and Mr. and . Mrs. Paul Christen, all of Eugene. : The f latest reports received here -state Richard Hansen is get ting along satisfactorily in' a Sal em hospital following a serious accident In the woods here Fri day when a 16g rolled on him, phhtng him down, while be was setting chock era. It is reported Hansen received a crashed , rib aad two crushed ' Tertabraes Ja the accident. . - ".' -u :-ri . CciCzitxoTij- Tezisrmchcm Today - 1 to lhZ3 P. tU TT- i 2L TZTD t:n FZATUZZ w mm i.A jT - v : n v It Also rcyeye Cartoon and News rZT 75k UJbiiiiWvai!)!) W - - - , Y7atcring System Iiisled, Gty "Park i?W TteJt Green, Council Told rMeetirig DALLAS A meeting of the t Dallas city council -was held Moo- day-night. It was reported urat the city park grounds wouldfbe well watered this year as new pipe lines are being completed for a Bprinxnpg -system anu inai power p amp is being installed o pump water from the creek. This will eliminate the using of. an ex- ceaslve- ?npply -from the Dallas water plant. Last.year the lawn In-, the- park was- neglected: to a considerable extent due to a par tial water shortage., but with the hew system the., park lawn can be kept la an excellent condition. A , .yeport-T was- read from ; the Dallas water commission for the Quarter endlnr June 2 0. The re- pSrt showed a. balance of 23685.04 on hand. It also Showed that 22- 53.25: had been- expended for the renewal of a conduit from the Canyon gate junction to the Ap ple gate Junction. - - - The . council authorised the payment of three more .water bonds totaling 23000. This pay ment will reduce the total amount on the water system bonds to $21,000. The original amount of bonds for the water system was 1120,000, when purchased by the city in October, 1921 and ta. date all bat $31,000 of this has been paid -off.. v .- , . Silverton Sireet Oiling Is Asked ResIdenU Near Swimming Pool Object to Dnst I v - to Install Stop. . SILVERTON At the Monday night meeting of the city council oiling the street Into the new swimming pool -was brought up by. L. F. Tucker. Mayor Zetta Schlador. whose home- was - near Silverton former pool, 'express ed sympathy for ths residents along the; road and said 'that she hoped the city would be able to care, for it soon but that a we stood -"the. dust for 2S years with no assistance from the city, 1 am hoping the. residents along, tola street . will be able to stand it tor a year until . the city can ret around-.: to - oiling it. Mavor Schlador further said that she and Mr. 8chlador had frequently purenasea ott ana put It en the street in front of their horn by the aid- of a regular' watering can, Sha added that this street was -still uupared. . A atop sign will be nut no at ue entrance or. the street from thoi swimming . pool to ' Water street. A number of accidents had narrowly been averted here re cently, 'council member report- eo;. The swimming 'pool commit tee, headed by R. A. Fish, win arranre . for Red rrou ratm- mlng elasse. at the pool. The council members - limited the closing of the pool from 9 o'clock in the morning; until 2 o clock afternoon. .The ' classes will be held during those hours. k to unaerstooa. FuneraLfc Today rorremerstofer MT. ANGEL Funeral services will be held this morning at Mt. Angel for. Rupert Pernors tofer, wno -was sunea in an auto acci dent Tuesday afternoon. Unger's mortuary is in charge. He was born in Austria and had a bakery la Wisconsin before buying the Jann bakery here. He is survived by a brother In Ger many and three nephews and two nices, Anton, Rupert, Leopold, Anna and Martha, all In Europe. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus. Grange Discusses Polk Fair Display BRUSH COLLEGE Mr. and Mrs. Glen Adams were hosts at a covered dish supper on the lawn Saturday night, having as their guests the members of the Brush - College Home Economic dub and their husbands. The group ,: held a round table dis cussion concerning the " local grange display at the Polk coun ty fair, r . Present "were Mr.- and Mrs. Wayne D- Henry, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Fred Muller, Mr. and Mrs. C L. Blodgett, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glase, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. UOey. Mr. and Mrs. . W. ? C. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs Oliver Whitney and LoyaL Mr. and Mrs. George Meiers and Gertrude and Myrtle. ; IR-CONDITIQNED JF'-lTmt i t tlsscrssa's West Salem ..Nevi WEST SALEMTrafne viola- cracker ordinance caused several arrests In West Salem yesterday. A . n v n v MM f V. .All.. ' docket were: Rufus Lady of Salem, viola tion of basic tjeed rule,, fined $5; Ed Zlelinsgf of Sheridan, vi olation of speed rule, f 5; John Clarence Garner, route t&ar, Sa lem, defective muffler; . William Harold Knignt or jenerson, dis regarding stop sign ; Miller D. Stults of Alses, .violation of speed rule;: W. Kuhn, Keith Brown and Allen Friesen, all fined $1 tor vi- ; elation of firecracker ordinance. Glenn O. Lewis, 495 Edgewa ter street, has bought the H. L. Forster house at 955 Cascade ter race, r-. - '. :.;v . , : ) , ' T" A drive for.1 $ 1 0 9 for e aulp- ment for the boy's clubhouse on Edgewater street is' being f con ducted. ' The house is receiving Its final coat of paint this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Moss left Tuesday for Triangle lake to spend the holiday with relatives. Mrs. Donald Kuhn entertained the home economics club Tues day at .her home on Plaxa street, Mrs. Battle M. West has re turned -from a visit at Portland and Seaside-with. Mr. and Mrs. Willi West,--.-;. ,1. . Silrerton Rotary - Starts Fifth Year BrLVERT07---Sflverton's Ro tary club began -lta . fifth year Monday with -installation of new officers. Earl J. Adams, who haa made 'EIrrerton his home since 1905 and who is a craduate of the SUvertoa -achools, : was In stalled as president. He has been Is the clothing business for a number of years at Silverton, as wen as a partner In a Hills boro store. Other officers installed were. ' - w fan...'.. , w.MM A,4,WWVU, secretary, Ralph Larson; treas urer. Rev. Edward Terry; direct ors. Elbert Degulre and party Rose. - , . ---- . .- - AHUXDNDITJONED Confinuoun Todcry 1:45 to 11:33 Ma and tha n xn o n ' a r Vol ad you Ilk ram to b herel MM mm -Companion Foatoe) . NEWEST PT A BRAND NEW SERIES INSPIRED BY THE FAMOUS RADIO PROGRAM , JEAinnrjCIIOLT la D3. CQR!2T1AIT MEETS THE VOMAir Added Attractoa COOL, COMFOHTABUT If 1 :; f. C;:r: mm f ) i OJM? n ....... . lTrots '81515-Act! on - rlt?lt?, Adventure Trail li v- .His-Most Ercitlnj Rar?e Ttriner! ff e v . . . a Lr "- n r-r t -
