Capital journal., July 13, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

.TUESDAY, JULY 13, L
PAGE TWO
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
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Latest Newsi Covering Central Willamette Valley byCataUurnaJJp
Hubbard C. E.
N. Society Hold
Y " Picnic Meeting
v Hubbard, Qr., July 13. The Chris
iUn Endeavor society of this city held
meeting a few evenings ago at Wol
ter'a springs. After supper was served
the Endeavor tninpacted business mat
ter. The outstanding: features of the
business session were the two resigna
tions of Gertrude Chamberlain as
president and Josephine Chamberlain
ma scretary. Because of the fact that
the resignations were made necessary
fcjr reason of a change of residence,
fher were aocepted. Miss Lois Melvln
was elected as president and Lenore
Walker was electer as secretary. After
the adjournment of the business ses
sion the remainder of the evening was
pent in playing games.
Thelma France and Elsie Nice have
fceen employed in the Woodburn can
nery, which is now in operation.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Hershberger of
Seaside have been visiting In the city
with friends.
. I M. Scholl Is In Portland serving
on the federal grand Jury.
Mrs. Winstock and son, Preston, ana'
Mrs. White of Seattle have been visit
ing friends in the city for a few days.
lYoceedlntrs for a divorce Instituted by
Mrs, Ludle Thayer against Fax 1 nt
str, her husband, have been discon
tinued, their affairs having been set
tled out of court.
Oliver Lachapelle, who is employed
' in Sutlco, Wash., is visiting relatives
mnd friends in Hubbard.
Mr. and Mrs. F, C. Butler and Mr.
and Mrs. Glllis of Monitor were visit
ing friends here a few days ago.
Joe Lachapelle and wife, who have
tieen living in Oregon City for some
: time, have returned- to Hubbard to
, make their home.
Arnold Christen went to Francis,
' Wash., a few days ago to attend tne
funeral of his brother.
Mra. M. E. Brink and daughter,
Margaret, of Redwing, Minn., have
. been visiting at the F. B. Fargo home
for several days.
Bringing Up Father-By George McManus
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Today's Dallas News
Picking Starts
In Silverton
Logan Fields
Silverton,'. July 13 The logan
berry harvest has commenced in Dr
' Keene'a big yard near here and a
"large corps of pickers are taking
'-are of the crop. The harvest Is go
ring to be very light this season. Dr.
' Keene has sold his berries to W. L.
jTBsntley of Woodburn who Is buying
for the Albany cannery.
K. II. Knoll, ; who" underwent an
operation In Salem recently, and who
expected to leave this week for Seat
tle to consult a specialist, is again
confined to his bed. It Is said that
Dallas, July 13. The fire' at the
Willamette Valley Lumber companys
mill 1b still burning but only the
heavy timbers and the foundation of
the mill remain to burn out. There
Is little danger . of the fire spread
ing, at this time. Crews of men are
on the watch day and night and it
will only be a few days until these
crews can be dispensed with. The
estimated loss of three hundred thou
sand dollars has been reduced since
the invoice has been taken of ma
terials which were destroyed by the
fire, to a total loss of one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The plant
was fairly well covered by insurance
and the work of rebuilding will be
gin according to authentic reports
as soon as the Insurance is adjusted
and the burning embers permit. On
ly a few trucks which were used for
transferring lumber about the yard
and a few thousand feet of lumber
were lost. The boilers of the mill were
not materially damaged and cannot
be considered a loss. Most all of the
mill hands will be employed in re
construction and, at the present time,
in cleaning up the debris. The log
ging operations In the logging camps
from where the mill got its, supply
of logs will not be discontinued but
kept operating at full capacity,. This
light plant, which Is adjoining the
mill, depends upon the fuel from the
fuel from the mill to furnish heat for
propelling their plant. This at first
Repmpri tn. hft fl. hlar nilontlnn mnfrnnt
his condition is serious. in luhi nnrt nnwo ,n v,
Frank Moser and family of Dallas, tne partially burned timbers are be--rtsited
relatives in the city yesterday. Inf? uaed to. upply ,uel (or the liKht
Omer Dlgerness is visiting in rort-piant and wln undoubtedly be suffl
land. having motored there yesterday. lenftn lust until thn M mill -an
mum Vivian Browne of Salem, vis- begm operating. There is, however, a
was caused by a kicking Ford. Mr.
Begin says he will get one with a
button on it, then all he will have to
do is to step on it.
Dallas Chautauqua began last night
with a large attendance. The local
Chautauqua association reported that
they had sold In the neighborhood
of $2000 worth of tickets which is
about 200 above their guarantee.
jhiss juna carpenter, accompan
Farmhouse Near
x Aurora Burned
Aurora, Or., July 13. The house on
the Lew Prahl farm near here, which
was occupied by Mrs. Mclnness, was
consumed by fire early Wednesday
morning, together with most of the
contents. The origin of the fire is un
known. The alarm was given through
the Aurora telephone office and many
citizens along the line rushed to the
scene of the conflagration, but were
unable to render much assitsance. The
entire upper part of the house was
enveloped In flames before the fire
was discovered, and although many
led by her friend, Miss Myrtle Davis , people responded to the call, little as"
returned hnma. frnm PnKiTon.1 lnnt ' . . . , .
Ited her parents In the city ovr
Munday. She Is employed in the coun
, ty assessor's office at present.
H. B. Browne and wife and Floyd
P. Browne and Claude Quackenbush
left this morning for Belllngham,
Wash., In their cars. Mr. Browne, Jr
resides In BeJllngham and has been
In Oregon a few days on business.
Several from here went to Mt. An
pel Sunday to witness the ball game
between Mt. Angel and North Howell.
The score was 12 to 4 in favor of
ML Angel.
Aurora Briefs
Aurora July IS. Mrs. Sarah A
Coon has returned from a trip to Se
attle where she has (1jeen lyisiting
relatives for some time. Though S3
years of age she made the trip un
accompanied. Leo Carpenter Is at Tillamook. He
,xpects to remain there this sum
mer fishing for salmon,
i The biggest and best motion pic
ture show that was ever seen in this
efty was presented here Saturday
vening.
Mr. and Mra John Blosser are ra
Jolelng over the arrival of
possibility of many .. of the
homes in Dallas being seriously af
fected as a good many of them de
pended upon tho mill for their wood
supply. No doubt the price of cord
wood In and around Dallas will in
crease, due to shortage and demand.
The labor situation not being affect
ed materially and the fire having
been checked before the entire plant
was destroyed causes the pople in
this vicinity to feel somewhat grati
fied, though Indeed sorry that such
a misfortune came to the city and
particularly to -the lumber company.
Phil Begin, the tailor is nursing a
returned home from Portland last
week. The two ladies have been
teachers in the Portland schools for
several years.
A. G. Rempel, manager of the
Farmers Union warehouse in Dallas,
Is carrying his right arm in a sling
as a result of a backfiring Ford frac
turing it.
Mrs. A. J. Behrendt and son. Jas.
and Miss Anna Bailey of Chicago,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. W
Plummer, north of the city. Mrs.
iienrenat and son will spend the
summer here ,but Miss Bailey will
return nome In a couple of weeks,
Fountain to Bo ReDalred
The city council ordered repairs to
be made on the drinking fountain in
front of the court house. This foun
tain, the gift of the W. C. T. U. to
the city, has been out of commission
for more than a year. It is expected
to nave it in working order for chau
tauqua.
Almira Rebekah lodge No. 26, in
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing term: N. G., Mrs. Evelina Be
gin; V. G., Genevieve Coad: secre
tary Mra Ora Cosper; warden, Clau
dia Coad; conductor, Ethel Grant;
unapiain, Mrs. Sophia Gregory; I. G
Mrs. Lena Gatens; O. G., Elsie Mun-
son; K, s. N. G, Mrs Jennie Comfc
u s. fx. u., Mrs Anna Wright; R S,
V. G., Dora Hayes
.
f mm uniiM KVINED
BY CARELESS WASHING
vv
Soap should be used verv mrafnt.
ly, if you want to keep your hair
looking its best. Most soaps and pre-
yuraa snampoos contain too much al
kali. This dries the scalD. make tho
hair brittle, and ruins H.
The best thing for steady use is
pin at tnelr home in Norton, Or. ,'nteatlnal ailments, including up pen
! nnna uuripy or Lanoy mia uicuis. une dose will convince
Clayton Yoder of Needy were mar- money refunded at J. C. Perrv D J
ried recently at Vancouver, Wash.
On the evening of July 24, at the
I. O. O. F. hull, a special school
meeting will be held when the school
budget submitted lat the regular
school meeting, and rejected, will be
passed. At this meeting a site for the
new high school building will also
be selected and purchased.
The Zlon church of Needy has
Just shipped four more hoxe of
goods to (he Near East relief head
quarters, une articles aggregate s
Hum ciose 10 3Uti. 'ine goods were
brought to Aurora and shipped by
John Gahler. This society has been
very liberal in providing for the vi:
ttma) of the late war.
severe bruise on his right arm which' ulslne cocoanut oil shampoo
iwnicn is pure and greaseless), and
is better than anything else you can
use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
ly. Simply moisten the hair with wa
ter and rub It in. It makes an abund
ance of rich, creamy lather which
rinses out easily, removing every par
ticle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex
cessive oil. The hair dries quickly and
ovuy, ana it leaves the scalp soft,
aim tne nair rine and silky, bright
lustrous, fluffy and easy to manaee
You can get Mulstfled cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very
cheap, and a few ounces will supply
every member of the family for
Physician Surprised
Hearing of some good results from
the use of Mayr's Wonderful Reme
dy I decided to try it on a chronlo
case of indigestion and gastritis I
was interested in. After the first dose
the patient was relieved of gas trou
ble and was soon able to cat radish
es and many things he had not eaten
in years." It removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract, and
allays the Inflammation which oaus-
baby es practically all stomach, liver and
Jry and druggists everywhere, (adv)
sistance could be rendered.
The property is said to have been a
total loss, as there was no insurance
on the house or furniture.
Little hope is entertained for the re
covery of Charles Zimmerman, 82
years of age, who was injured'a few
days ago by a fall from a cherry tree
In his yard. Mr. Zimmerman is con
fined in a hospital in Portland and
late reports are to the effect that he
is not recovering as rapidly as was
hoped he might. Owing to his ad
vanced years it is believed that he will
not recover.
Howard Scheurer of Grass Valley
has been visiting friends here for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs., A. D. Lorenz of Port
land expect to move to Aurora where
they will - make their future home.
They expect to make a trip to Pendle
ton, however, before settling here.
Word has Just been received here
ni h.b i a,,-,,... ,., h-., with, lernment iu exienu num vuiuiu.
held by the comptroller of currency at jsonora, on the international line,
Washington. along that line to Juarez, opposite El
... t , Paso, Texas, and from that point
JetterSOn Way 1 OteS proceed on down the central table.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stapleton and; land of Mexico Into the City of Mex.
daughter, Ruth, motored to Salem Fri
day.
A party tf young folks gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sandl-
fer, Friday evening. The time was
spent in playing games and other1
amusements. Refreshments were serv
ed at a late hour.
Mr. Shand is building a new prune
dryer on his place.
David Rees, who was seriously in
jured by his tractor some time ago,
was brought home Saturday. While
walking around his place he- fell and
was slightly injured. He was returned
to the hospital Sunday.
H. A. Smith was a Salem visitor
Monday.
H. S. Bates made a trip to town this
week.
A. T. Wain is building an addition
onto his prune dryer.
Miss Reva Sandifer is home from
Carlton, Or., where she was visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorrance returnee.
Monday from the coast, where they
spent a few days.
Nogales, Ariz. A great national
highway has been ordered construct-
that the charter for the Liberty Na- ed by the new Mexican federal gov-
Mexico Planning
International Road
lco. The contemplated highway when
completed will be of about 2,000
miles.
A projected road from Tucson
Ariz., to Port Lobos on the Gulf of
California crosses from this state In
to Sonora, Mexico, at Sonoita, where
the new Mexican national highway
starts. Thus, according to plans, the
highway from the Mexican capital
will connect with the great state
rorrf system of Arizona and through
hat with the fine system of roadways
ii California.
Hair W
Growth
I. imsb hilrad, falllnff
nursioppM. nm nair
frrtitiied, dandruff
rndieatad Manj
report!--women, mn,
MaoM. Ut fall but
of KOTALKOatanr
botydraeiriat. atonev-
refnnd Or
end IOia., ailer or
atamiM. f or FROO F bns
lo J. HAHT Bit ITT AIM.
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W1" e amazed at the 'quirk
ness with which you learn the wo,'
derful K. I. Shorthand. ThorouS
practical for stenographer or us ail
to anybody's efficiency. Surpassing
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Women
Made Young
Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may be
yours if you will keep your system
in order by regularly taking
GOLD MEDAL
months.
(adv)
Sydney, Australia. A "Pacific Ta
l.inds Adviser" in the person of Wal
ter Lucas has Just been appointed by
Ihe Australian government to advise
the government aa to the expropria
tion and liquidation of German prop-I
riles In former German New Guinea.!
At a Joint meeting of the ports of
iMewport and Toledo, questions touch
ing on the programm of the Yaqulnal
iajr district were considered.
The Umatilla county court has prom
taed to set aside (1(10.000 for the im
provement of a highway from Ukiah
io ine Junn jjay river.
"Are You Getting Real Tobacco"
says the Good Judge
There's more good, last
ing taste in a little of the
Real Tobacco Chew than
you get out of the ordi
nary kind.
You don't need a fresh
chew nearly so often
that's why it costs you
less to chew this class of
tobacco.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew wiil
tell you that.
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT Is a short-cut' tobacco
vvj is a long tine-cut tobacco
'
When Folks
J Quit Coffee
because of cost to
health or purse, they
naturally drink
Instant
Fostdm
There's a Reason
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. MtM
PAY AS YOU GO PLAN
Open a bank account. Pay as you go-y0u wiU always
nave money for your vacation.
Feminine Articles for Wear and Use
The world's standard remedy for Icidnij,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, tht
rnemles of life and looks. In us ilnn
1696. All druggists, three sizes.
Look for thm name Gold Mednl on fray kn
and accopt ao imitation
"Waif elf
Takes the place of Dow
lining for len.
Max 0. Bum
179 North Commercial
PRINTING
A satisfied customer return
ROWLAND PRINTING CO,
Phone 1512, over Pattons Book 8toi
W.W.KI0GRE -v;
flouse Furnisher
nOMB OF TUB TlCTHOLA
You get more for your
Money at Moore'".
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He who drinks a beverage made by the novice courts pto
rjOlSOmntr. hlTinncnf.cc anA 1 - -i . rLU
oi "---'i " uuai vi uuier auments.
maine
Jertlik,Sno?r basfment does no Provide facilities for proper
steruization of vessels to nvcrmmrr..,- tr r rr,.
helivingorganismsinthebbXeg
5tl WuS?.??8? aIr.,f?r agIng e absent-white
..wu .u, luicimg is noi available.
Try as you will the experimental home brew is Breen
Unclean, and injurious. Krcen.
IDirMs ScMtte Iim
IBiraDwini IB Mes
I I Pure, Clean, and Healthful
taffiSTSE-. tt '
It is aged properly completely fermented
into your stomach-good anj good for you!
HIDES
and SACKS
WANTED
Also Junk of All Kinds
Best Prices Guaranteed
CALL 818
Capital Junk Co.
The Square Deal House
171 Cbemeketa St. Phone Iff
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oerore it goes
188
FOR LONG DIBTANCB
AUTO TRUCKING
WillametteV alley
Transfer Co.
PHONB 14
WI ALSO DO LOCAL
HAULING
I REPUBUC '"'RUCKS
With Parts and Service
I W. ft Hildebrandt & Co.
Distributors
Marlon County Folk County
S7 If. Commercial St.
Phone 67B
Salem
IhIMMMMMMM MM !
in Brown Bottles
On sale wherever drink are sohL
O rder a case for your home from ..
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GUe Mercantile
Company, Inc. v
Cor. Trad. Md High Street
The Drinli TIiat Elade Elflwanlcee Famnns
L. M. HUM
Cars of
; YickSoTong
Chinese Medietas aod Tea C
Baa medicine which m
any known disease.
Open Sundays from Us.
untn 1p.m.
1(1 Soutn High Street
stem. Orecon. ' F 1,9
Trunks, Bags, Suit
Cases .
Music Rolls and Brief Cases,
Hamiltonys
340 Court Street