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ivwt iiwYg, VVV6t iUS CUIIdl WllIdilJQII VdliW' Uy OKIIGI IWmul wrwmui wnrviiyuii
friends in this suction mourn her un
timely departure.
Woodburn Young
Folks Married
. At Oregon City
Maris to Assume
Place Vacated
By O.D. Center
I Woodburn. May 1. Leroy Tweedte
sr.cu ,urai wege. cor- anJ Cprtrude E. Erown of m eUy
vallis. Or. JIuy l.I-aul V. Mart were married at th " PrMlbvterlan
tate leader county agriculturists. has'mamw , Oregon City Wednesday af-
fPa mrec.or or in ireon ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Tweed!,
AjrricuKural college extension service I,.
fill th. ,,! vaeant h, ,h:,h8 Broo"" P"ret. were present at
i,m.tinn .i-i,..,.,, f n l. V....11" ceremony. The bride was . rad
. t . . . ... 'Uate.of Woodburn high school last
ter, who became director of extens on' , . .. . :
. i ... mi i . ilear and is the daughter of Senator
in.- T. . " . r . Sam H. Brown of Gervais. Mr.
. 7rn "'.Tweedle is In the trucking business
r,., ... ln ,hU cl(y- They a Popular
, ' . . . 5 : """'" and have numerous friends here who
ly. He was born .and raised in the i8h them the o( 8ucf.eH, , ,jfe
"i .V f.lT J hi"rI,n!They left for a short visit at the
1. thought to b the best man for the home of Mr t., ,igt Mrfc
place. His early years were spent on , . Case. , r,tttskani( Tholr ,.
m miuuk ruiicii in -.aioro luuni; near will be In this City
jnuppner, wen Known lor lis prize
winning shorthorn cattle. He was
graduated from Pacific college, New
berg, and took agricultural work in
the universities of Wisconsin and Mis
souri, having been graduated from the
latter In 1 911. ,
Since 1916, when Mr. Marls was
tate leader of county agriculturists,
Stay ton Fathers
And Sons Gather
At First Banquet,
Stayton, Or. Apr. 30. Forty elg;
POLK COVXTY
COIRT NEWS
Circuit Court
Judge H. H. Belt returned
to Dallas" today. He has been
absent several weeks, serving
on the bench in Portland.
Judge Belt will have three
weeks of court at -Mc.Minn-
ville beginning Way 10. .
Suits Filed
Hannah E. Evans vs W.
H. McOaniel, Sr. .
Ira Wakefield, et al vs Wil
llam J. Sanders.
L. H, Labblu vs I A. Tripp
the store, rushed out the back dowteiuUd the party in the afternoon ami
to a nearby confection :ry to call the aien and women were- pr-ent in tijj
sheriff, and fainted at tne phone. The evening.
1 ...
: sheriff got to the scene and looV. the;
i situation under advisement, however,
, no arrests followed anil there have
been no indications of Wilson leaving
town and he says he will not do so.
J Charles Gregory. the party to the
. gun display, is a&aocUtul with Oscar
j Hayter in the practice of law.
I E. Inman of Salem has purchn-a-l
the plumbing business from Eastman
brolhers. The business will be
tinutd for the present in the
anie
larm bureau work Is credited, with hav 'ul anu. I""' P"''laiea in,c,tay
lng done much toward putting farm
ing In Oregon on a strictly business
basis. The work, in fact, has paid for
Itrelf many times over, In the opinion
of farmer who have been free In their
praise of the results acoompllHhed.
Thirty-two hundred farmers attended
extension schools conducted In 13
home. Sewing and chatting helped
pass the time all too quickly. Dainty
refreshments wer served.
First Paving In
Mt. Angel Section
To Commerce Soon
Mt. Angel, Or., May 1. The first
paving to be done in this part of the
lwu.ivj wj me wcw operating me
Plant in this city will be north from
churches of the city was attended by
the members of the Hl-Y club and
the Junior club, both Y. M C. A. or
ganizations, and their futhern. W. P
counties In 1919 .alone, while 1840. Wallers of Salem coimlv wnrV
i.ti inern juinew in auiomoone eTMltl
alons to see demonstrations and inves
tigate promlBing proJect. Hundreds
j nere on the Woodburn road. Rock
ton's first "father and son" banquet oee" nilu,ea on tne roaa " r
Wednesday night, under the auspices! nortn a the Crra,,sy Pond school house
of the county work Y. M. C. A. The!and 11 u be"eved that work of paving
banquet which served In the I. O. 0.fwl" te8in soon. Following this strip
F. hall by ladles of the various r0"d wrk the crew will build a
fit farm account books were placed,
farmers exchanges were brganlzed,
nearly 1000 laborers were furnished
and asln!tane given In a 1001 ways.
"To unite all the forces of the agri
cultural college and United States tle
jiartment of ngrlcultiiro operating
through the extension service, for the
irioMt rapid deevlopment of agriculture
and rural rife In Oregon, will be my
object," said Mr. Marls. "We are for
tunate in being united, through the
several county farm bureaus of the
late, with the best element of our
agricultural population and are Just
beginning to realize the potential po
abilities that He in this union of farm
people and state and federal agencies."
Scotts Mills ;
ScotU Mills, May 1. The parent
teauhers asKociation met Tuesday
night to transact buslnens. An enjoy
able program was rendered by . the
children.
Mrs. O. V, White was called to
Pnrest Grove Saturday, by the lllnesti
f her father.
The senior claas play hore on Fri
day evening met with such suocesH
that it will be given again In Mur
quam Saturday evening.
Vlnnle and Lloyd Heinz made .a
trip to Sunily river the first of the!
week, to fli.li for Hiuelt. They reported
stood success.
MIhs Leuna Gray spent the week
end at her home near Salem. I.cona
Is here attending school.
Mr, and Mrs. Worden and Mrs.
Newman of Fargo, North Dakota, were,
Visitors lust week at the home of Al
bert Rich.
Miss Dorothy Meyrs, who spent the
winter In Portland, arrived home last
week.
Mrs. Anna White and family took
advantage of the fine weather and
motored to Oregon City, Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Hatiur, who has been III
In the Hllveiton honpltnl, was able to
return homo Tuesday.
irfiwell Herlzel of Portland spent
Sunday at the Kollogg residence.
A group of Bcotts Mills young peo
ple enjoyed a birthday dinner at Chas
Kelnz'a lent Sunday, In hpnor of Mrs.
-Jnle Hoinz. ' .-
The pupils of Noble school Intend
to visit Abltpm Heights scnooi Friday
if the weather permits.
Mrs. O. V. VS'hite. Is visiting In
Portland thin week.
Scotts Mills high school gave a four
act drama In 1. O. O. F. hull Friday
April ti, which wiih largely intended.
Net proceeds 80. They will put on
the same piny at Marqimm Saturday
May 1st.
J. R. Hai'khiimt, our local real Ae
tata 'man. spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Pui'tHiml closing Up a
land deal.
leo, Cvlte and son. Charles, left
Rumlay for Golilentlale, Wash, where
Ihey have employment In a lulu.
Mrs. A. L. liroughar is 'visiting In
Portland with her daughter. .
Scotts Mills Needlecraft meet wllh
Mrs. It. M. barkhurst Thursday.
J, W. Devault and Mr. Huffman of
Oklahoma wero In Scotts Mills look
ing for n locution one day this week.
Mrs. Goo. Crltes and children left
Thursday for Cllckltat, Wash., where
they will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harkhurst were
railed to Portland Saturday to a
. ranite matters for a damage suit,
thHt will come up for trial May 6.
; J. A, Taylor Is home again after a
. two weeks lay off on account of lck
. ness. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Dixon of Clark
county. Wnh,, were Scotts Mills vis
itors this week.
Wulhul and Sowa are Installing
, new machinery In their saw mill east
" tf Scotts Mills, These boys started a
mill the first of the year but owing
' to the great demand for lumber had
to enlarge their mill to take care of
their customers. I
Bcotts Mills prune orchards are In
full bloom and It Is a sight worth
seeing getting on lop of the hills and
looking down over the valley of ulos
oms. Scotts .Mills Is going to be one of
the logunberry centers of the Wlllam-
tie valley within a short time. Over
191 acre are being planted this spring
Chas, Scutt, our flour maker. Is
running day und night filling govern
ment orders.
hard surface road out frdm Mt. Angel
on the Scotts Mills road and then pave
the Silverton-Salem road from the
Pudding river bridge to Silveton. Oth-
e roads In the vicinity of Mt. Andrei
lary lor Marion county, acted as: and Silverton are being improved and
toaatmaster, a number of the boys as : It Is bredlcted that
well as the fathers making short talks.
Woodburn Has .
New Social 'Club
Woodburn, Or., May 1. A new so
cial organization has been formed In
Woodburn, the "Five-leaf Clover
club." It was' a four-leaf affair until
the ladies met at the home of Mrs.
Johnson Thursday afternoon and took
In Mrs. Ashlund as the fifth leaf.
Those composing the club are Mrs. M.
J. Ltmlahl, Mrs. Peter Brftchman, Mrs.
M. J. Olson, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Ashlund. Quite enjoyable, times are
had by the ladles at their afternoon
meetings.
Woodburn
Woodburn, May 1. R, II. Scott haa
purchased an Oakland light six car
fo his delighted family. ...
Mrs. E. 11. Wright will reopen her
boarding houne for business next
roads ewlll be built here this season
than ever before. .
Mrs. Nick Michaels and Mrs. Oswald
entertained the Five Hundred cluo u
the home of the former last evening.
It was a very pleaHant occasion. One
Interesting feature of the functfon was
the supper.
Mrs. Walter Johnson of Sllverton
visited In the city yesterday.
Jealous Dallas
Husband Pulls
Gun On Wilson
Dallas, May 1. Early this" morning
an exciting event took place on Main
Btreet in Dallas at Mrs. Gregory's la
dles furnishing store. Charles Gregr
ory, an attorney who usually opens
his wife's store was attracted by the
appearance of his wife's auto driving
up In front of the store and soon uf
ter Pat Wilson, a paper hanger, be
gan chatting with Mrs. Gregory. Mr.
Monday. Mrs. Wright had an attack i V"VB"'' i-'" u-
of Illness some time ago and has been;""" "" "ore,
recuperating and taking a rest. It ,,r, "M"s n,s slom
w'lll be good news to her many board
ers and especially many railroad men,
who usually manage to get to Wood
burn about meal time so thny ciin
put their feet under "Mother
Wright's" tuble and have a real meal
J. fi. Kennedy has sold his proper
ty on Fust Cleveland street, formerly,
the Mrs. Franklin property, to J. 11,
Settlemier. ,
MIhs Vera Christie has been elects
ed May Queen at Woodburn hlgn
school. i
Earl Hereford and family moved
Thursday to Sheridan, where he ha
purchased a shoe repairing shop.
Mrs. May Young, of Kalamazoo,
Mich., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
T. Nen.
St. Mary's Episcopal guild met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Blnlno McCord; all members were
present. Mrs. Keith Powell and Mrs.
L. H. Shorey assisted the hostess In
serving a dainty luncheon. The guild
will hold Its next meeting at the coun
try home of Mrs. Henry Miller.
Dr. T. K. Sanderson Is out on
crutches after being laid up a week
with a broken tendon in one of his
legs.
Mrs, M. J. Olson entertained ten
Indies yesterday afternoon at her
ach, and ordered him to leave town
by noon.
Mrs. Phil Begin, who Is a clerk in
VOTK FOIl kfbi:k
OF MT. AXtiFIi
Favoritism to none, equality to all,
strict compliance with all duties of the
office and systematic, economical and
efficient administration la the plat
form upon which j. J.- Keber, banker
of Mt. Angol, stands . In making his
campaign for representative In the leg
lslature. And i)pon this platform he
expects to be elected. If he cannot be
elected under these conditions and up
on these principles, then he does not
want to be elected at all.
There are many good reasons why
Mr. Keber should be elected as a rep .
reesntative In the lower house from
Marlon county. He is a Marlon coun
ty man with a good record behind him
and a bright future before him. He
is n heavy taxpayer on real and per
sonal property .independent of a! y po
litical ring or machine, free frjm all
promises and his education and busi
ness qualifications make it possible
'for him to servo as an efficient repre
sentative and legislator. He Is a man
whom Influence cannot Bway. raid
Adv.
i
Former Woodburn
Girl Is Summoned
Woodburn, May 1. Miss lieuir
Hubbard died Monday In Portland.
Fh was 32 years of age and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CharieH
Hubbard, pioneers In this part of the
county. She was the sister of Mrs.
Walter Durnt and Mrs. A. Nendel
of this city, and Mrs. h. P. Hermann
of Portland, Funeral services were
licld Thursday Jn .Portland. Many
Musical
Merchandise
OF THE
Highest
Standard
M ft!
Z to!
lb
My rile Knowland
SONORA DEALER
IN SALEM
415 Court Street
Phone 352
iiu;
TP-
Pythian Sisters
Honor Member
Upon Birthday
Sllverton, Or., May 1. A birthday
party wag given yesterday afternoon
and evening by the J'ythiun Sisters in
honor of Mrs, J. F. Fishwood's birth
day anniversary.' The ' evening was
spent in dancing and curd playing at
the K. of P. hall. Forty women at-
SHIPLEY'S
After Majr 1st . wijl be
known as the pay as you
go store.. ;
building.
Raymond Dristol is erecting a nv
home on Pine street, west of the S. p.
deKt.
L. C. Eastman of the Silverton Blow
Pipe company,. left for MarshfieUI yes
terday where he goes to take measure
move! h
hold goods to Saicm rr. i. ..
opened a ttore in s,v
,riH U
street,
" Frank Moser, of the r;
- ...ui
wood a,
wood & Moser,
ealtrj.
for a big blow pipe construction jub.- . . (Continued on page e;
rht)
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
2:15, 4:00, 5:45
'7:30 and 9:15 P.M.
irSATREAh
To eat, with fcr without butt
a slice of our light, white, tL
BAKE-RITE bread. ChiSj
and grown-ups both are fond of
our bread; it's so soft and fe.
flavored, like rich cake. Trj
loaf and judge yourself.
:Bake-Rite Bakery
irrrr rx a n. v .
'"one 2$
'J
457 State St.'
TOMORROW
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WILLIAM
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