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Dallas Police Officer
Accepts Mill City Post
DALLAS J. T. King, city
police officer, has resigned his
position to accept a similar posi
tion at Mill City, Chief Paul
Kitzmiller has announced. King
erved on the Dallas force before
X entering the navy and returned
-v to duty following his discharge.
John Javoric I of Portland t has
been employed to fill the vac
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14 The Statesman, Sale-m, Oregon, Tudory, Spt 9. 1917
Califomians
Visiting With
Yamhill Family
UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Vernie Johnson and Joe of Oak
land, Calif, are visiting relatives
here. Mrs. Johnson is a daughter
of Mrs. rWoodard of Dayton and
a granddaughter of Mrs. Charles
Clow. . Little Joe is the first great
grandchild of Mrs. Clow.
Mrs. Victor Gieger and Mrs.
Lloyd Zentner were hostesses at
a surprise party for their husbands
who recently celebrated their
birthdays. The party was held in
the Webfoot grange hall.
Mrs. T. A. Boulden of Dayton
has sold her home to Mr. and Mrs.
Giles Rockhill and is moving to
her new residence recently con
structed ; at the home of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Boulden of this district.
Mary Wiley will teach commerce
in the New berg high school this
year. School starts September. 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Edwards
and family motored to Tillamook
Sunday to spend the day with
Mr. Edwards' sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Fitch and family. v
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Withee, Jr.
and Stanley I were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yung and,,
son of Salem.
Spending the day at the Baptist
Camp, Arrah Wanna, near Mt.
Hood, were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Rutschman, Mrs. Anna Rutsch
man, Alvin and Louis. They also
visited Timberline Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith
of Deer Island visited Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Withee Saturday. Smith
is Mrs. Withee's nephew.
A letter received here from Da
vid Launer who just arrived in
Naples, Italy, reports details of his
stay there. He plans to visit among
other places, Mt. Vesuvius and the
ruins of Pompeii. He will go to
some port in Greece, and left the
states August 2, arriving in Italy
August 14 with the U.S. navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Orndruff and
daughter of Portland visited Fred
Withee Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Akins and family,
who have been on the Adolph
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J. R. Stites of Corbett (right), ont - gelng president of the Oregon
MllkJnc JShortborn Breeders association looked .ever the junior
' champion of the show shortly before she entered the sale's rinrsj
where she brought IMS from Veltie Biles of Gold IlilL. R. L. sieeth,
also of Gold Hill, Is shown holding the animal. (Photo by Larsen
for The Statesman.)
Schutz farm, have moved to Van
couver, Wash, where he has em
ployment Phyllis Winger and Lydia
Withee who have been employed
in the Camera Shop at Coos Bay,
returned home Tuesday.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Noble Wednesday were Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Turner of Eugene,
Mr. and Mrs.' Lloyd Turner and
sons of Ventura, Calif, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harla"n Noble and son.
Charles Hively of Waldport was
guest of the Clark Nobles Wed
nesday. Some of his friends were
with him and they took vegetables
and fruit back with them Thursday.
Four Corners Players
To Be Banquet Guests
FOUR CORNERS The Four,
Corners baseball team and the
coaches will be entertained at a
banquet at the Community hall
Wednesday night, September 10.
Fathers and other men of the
community interested in the ball
players will be hosts. Food will
be prepared by mothers of the
players and served by the young
girls.
Al Schu!s from radio station
KOCO will talk to the guests.
Others invited are Don Hendrie,
president of the baseball league,
Dick Hendrie and Irving Zeller,
umpires, and William McKinney,
who loaned the baseball field
for practice.
Polk County Men Take
Northern Hunting Trip
DAT .I-AS Henry G. Friesen,
owner of Friesen's Gas Station,
and L. M. Dennis of Oakdale dis
trict have returned from a hunt
ing trip to Alaskan points.
They left in late July, going by
the Alcan highway, In an army
command car fitted with the ne
cessary equipment. Most of the
hunting was done out from Circle
City, 100 miles north of Fairbanks,
where they hunted bear and cari
bou, bagging five of the latter.
Friesen spent some time in an
Anchorage hospital for injuries
received in a fall.
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by Earl J." Mathews of Payette,
Idaho. Mathews also purchased
"Nan Lady" from Paul E. Muller
and Son, of Tangent, for $460.00.
Twenty-eight head of cattle
were sold at the Breeder's sale,
with the average sale totaling
$369.00 Veltie Biles purchased
the Junior champion heifer owned
by Harold Lundquist of New
berg, for $385.00. Buyers coming
from Washington state for the
affair were C. D, Wilson of Olym
pia who purchased six head of
cattle, Edna Mobbs of Elmo and
Thomas L. Bedingfield and Son of
East Stanford, Wash.
Hubbard Scbool
Starts Sept. 15
HUBBARD School will open
here September 15, with the fol
lowing teachers; James O. Russell,
principal; Claire D. Keltner, Mrs.
Anna B. Swigart, Mildred Wat
kins, high school; Ruby H. Ken
nedy, 7th and 8th grades, Janice,
Stein, 5th and 6th, Mrs. Sarah
Redden, 3rd and 4th, Mrs. Lorena
Duncan, 1st and 2nd.
Miss Carolyn Cramer left by
plane Wednesday for San Fran
cisco to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeArmand
and children are driving to Mon
tana on a vacation trip.
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Silvcrlon Boy Is
Top Judge in FFA
Bob Barnes of Silverton was
second high individual scorer in
the Future Farmers judging com
petition at ihe Oregon state fair.
Dick Reid of Molalla led the com
petition and Ijwrence Fisher of
Silverton was sixth in line. Al
bert Williams of Salem was 11th.
The Silverton team took top
honors in judging Jerseys, with
Barnes again leading scorer. The
results were as follows.
High teams. 1 Mollalla, 2247;
2 Silverton. 2194; 6 Corvallis,
7 Albany; 8 Salem. 2043.
High boys Dick Reid, Molalla;
Bob Barnes, Silverton; Lawrence
Fisher, Silverton; Ward Colvin,
Canby; Richard Pedranti, New
berg; Harry Gilliam, Perrydale;
Albert Williams, Salem.
SWINE High teams McMinn
ville, 543; Scappoose, 540; Hills
boro, 537; Corvallis, 531; Albany,
522.
SWINE High boys Dick Moel
ler and Bob Hockersmith, Hills
bo ?o; Donald Johnson, Scappoose;
Gene Newton, Corvallis; Bob
Kouns, Albany; Bob Vandeberg,
Banks.
BEEF High teams The Dalles.
Sherwood; Woodbum, Molalla and
Silverton, 41614 each.
BEEF High boys Jack Loon
ey, Sherwoqd; Everett Richey,
Gresham; Dick Reid, Molalla, Rob
ert Minshall, Scappoose, and Law
rence Fisher, Silverton; Alvin
Lash, The Dalles; George Huck,
Sandy, and B. J. Irving, Rose
burg. JERSEYS High teams Silver-
ton, Sandy, Salem, Molalla, Scap
poose. JERSEYS High boys Bob
Barnes, Silverton; Clifford Hen
ning, Oregon City; Harry Gilliam,
Perrydale; George Huck, Sandy;
Lawrence Fisher, Silverton; Rob
ert Monicle. Redmond.
HOLSTEINS High teams
Gresham, Molalla, Corvallis and
Canby tied, Newbcrg, Scappoose,
Salem.
HOLSTEINS High boys Ward
Colvin, Canby; Giles Vanderhoof,
Perrydale; Richard Weed. Gresh
am; Gene Newton, Corvallis; Har
old Klann, Redmond; Albert Will
iams, Salem; Marvin Robertson,
Newberg; Bob Barnes, Silverton.
SHEEP High team Wallowa,
Albany, Molalla, Silverton, New
berg. SHEEP i-High boys Rex Voll
stedt, Albany; Newman Groves,
Wallowa; Dick Reid, Molalla; Ed
Frocbe, The Dalles; Earl Clen
sherod, Wallowa; Bob Affolter,
Molalla.
Brooks School
Sets Opening
BROOKS School will begin
here September 15.
Mrs. John Lesher, sr. enter
tained the Brooks Sewing club
last week. A gift from her silent
sister honored the birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Evelyn Jones.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Ray CozeL
Honoring their guest, -Mrs.
Nina South and son Milo of San
ob'oo a a
Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Orrille
Klamp entertained with a din-,
ner Sunday for Mrs.. South and
son Milo, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Klampe, Mr. and Mrs. Mel v in
Klampe and son DarreU, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Klampe and Lee Ed-"
ward. Mrs. South Is a niece of
Mrs. E. B. Klampe.
George Nocholson of Wahinr-"
ton, D. C-, is visiting at the W. ".
A. Starker and Art Starker and '
the J. W. Burrs. He w Mrs. W
A. Starker' brother. j i
Mrs. Margaret Zahare will en
tertain Brooks Garden dub'
Thursday.
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