BHTWHEBHBwBMBDMTRKplui Journal. Salem, Orego 'nesday l
.Ltf tert Afoetf Covering Central Willamette Valley By Special Repp t
Thieves Steal
Car Abandoned
lot Want of Gas
HI I vert on, Or., Oct. 27. The pas.
Dline supply exhausted, Mr. and
Mrs Brnest Palmer's car Mopped
Sunday night as they were return
ing; from the country east of Silver
ton and they left the car standing
in the road near the Clark War
nock home about two mile east of
fiere. The next morning they sent
a man out from the garage to bring
in the machine, but when they after
he car it was no where to be
J'ound. Some miscreants hau rup.
fUd the tank with gas and left
with thee ar for parts unknown.
Chief of Police L. Yates has rnad1 '
h diligent search for the auto in
all partu of the tributary country,
sent word by telephone to Salem,
I 'oil-land and other point, but as yet
It haa not been found. Chief Yates
Jh of the opinion that some boys
have taken the car to 1'ortland.
"Thin haa been the practice of Sil
verman boys, it Is said
:r two other Instances of late ma-
Int.. i have been driven to that
ttiy by some party and later found
In the streets. The Mumrock ma
i lune was stolen a few months aRO
j and after some time foni.d In ort-
Bringing Up Father By George McManus
Inte-attoJ'i!
rW&IE WENT OUT AN'
DIDN'T LEAVE ME A
CENT- I DON'T CARE
ILL JUVT TAKE A C
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-tlt. Little valu
land damaged. Mr. Palmers car
j uvis a new Oakland and had been
, urtven only a few times.
I'r.iiik Adams of Portland has
purchaaed three lots Silverton of
hlK brother, K. It. Adams and is
making preparations to embark in
the poultry business. He is build
ing chicken houses this week and
gRtects to Install Incubators and
-gage in the chicken business on
. large scale.
Fred Me hi and Miss Myrtle Solle,
n known and popular young
,leople of thia city, were married at
10 o'clock this morning at the home
$tt the bride's parents.
' A tree near the George Cuslter
home haa been annoying
of that household at times when
Lhe wind blows as the limbs would
fake against the building. Miss
Hath Ureeg, who is making her
"home with Mr. and Mrs. Cusiter,
limbed up to saw off a limb and
(ailing to the ground fractured one
of her wriRt bones.
One of the largest and' most
Vleaaanl receptions ever given to a
high school gave a party Friday
and in one 1 niht at the school house. Taffy
pulling was the principal form of
amusement. A large crowd was in
attendance and all report a Jolly
good time.
Clinton Bradley and wife went to
Bell Fountain Saturday, being
culed there by the serious illness of
his mother.
Howard (ioodfellow came from
Enterprise Monday to spend sev
eral weks on his ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Romig were
shopping In Salem Saturday.
Hugh Farmer of McMinnville
was a business visitor here Satur
day. Mrs. R. E. Smith of Portland Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wm.
Mekkers.
T, J- Graces, county commission
er, and Judge Robinson of Dallas
were looking over the road situa
tion near Wlllamlna Friday.
Miss Elsie Frizsell spent several
, u.in wun ner menu. Mrs. l ord in
members .Dallas last week.
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Several from here attended the
movies in Amity Wednesday night.
The Rcbekahs gave an oyster sup
per Saturday night in the I. O." O.
V. hall. After supper a dance was
given by Cooper's orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Wieshoff,
Mr. and Mrs. John Molenaar and
chldren and Garrett Hock arrived
HNrn frnm i II ... .! i -
HwtM pastor and family was W(k ,,r wlaL,r ... ' """
tendered Kev. and Mrs. Skoeg in Jl T' W'H farm for
the parlor, of the Methodist church 8" Viein' ""l Mo,cn,aarr ,or
riy evening. Rev. Skoeg is a bratnf1', 'n "H
xuaa of pleasing personalltv and the I . , 'T.VT fl",,'""'S "U'k"
snembers of The church believe! .' ' ',0,,a"d' They expect to
that they have been given a worthy lonh'8n Novfmbt'r and bf gone six
Jeader. He Is an eminent speaker.'
jund Is taking hold of the work with Mr- aIuJ Mrs. E. M. Jourdan cn
jpeal Interest. trlalned a few friends at seven
K. R. Hkman, undertaker of this " ' lock dinner Sunday, Oct. 17, in
c-ity. went to Mt. Angel Sunday und "lllor ot Mrs. C. L. Hawley's
tl of rather ""muay. inose present were Mr.
was shipped anc' Mrs- C. L. Hawle.v and datigh-
ler, tseatriee, Mr. and Mrs. George
Richmond and son, Charles, and
Edgar Jourdan.
Mr. and Mrs. Castle of Portland
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. R.
O. Vincent this week.
.Miss Krkleyes McCrow spent Sun-
,lv. ...
inii i-'iniv ii.iiii r,UH' in oiiiiunj
t keep li
imdiicted the luiu1
linger, whose body
here from .South Dakota. Mr. Eck
Mian pays inoie than fifteen huh
deed people attended the funeral.
McCoy News
ing a lew uays in f-oruano. , ever, and passed away very sud-
A Parent-teacher's meeting will denly. The funeral held here Sun
be held at the school house next day is said to have been the largest
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Fulkerson ever held in the Mt. Angel church,
of Salem will be present. ! p. N. Smith was in St. Paul yes-
Rev. T. W. Launer of Salem will terday visiting his brother and
hold a two weeks revival service at i family.
the U. B. Church, beginning Sun
day, November 14th.
The "Pie" social at Labish Cen
ter, Saturday eve drew a large
crowd and $25 was realized for the
organ fund. A program is being
planned for the eve of November
7th.
E. A. Dunigan, Sr., took the
school census, Monday.
Lester and Charley Van Cleave
went to Portland Sunday.
Mrs. George Zeilinski's sister
from Stayton is visiting her.
Mrs. Alvin Van Cleave and in
fant son have leen on the sick
list.
A. E. Harris of Brooks under
went an operation at the Salem
hospital Monday for intestinal
trouble, after an illness of three
days.
The Women's Missionary Associ
ation will hold their atniual Wo
men's Day program at the U. B.
church next Sunday morning at
11 a. as, Rev. D. J. Ferguson, col
lege pastor at Philomath will give
the address. Mr. Ferguson is a
young man of exceptional ability
as a public speaker and every one
Is urged to hear him.
John Hauman made a business
trip to Silverton one day last week.
Turner
Turner, Oct. 27. Last Friday
evening the first school event of
the season took place in the high
school auditorium. The first part
of the evening was given over to
the initiation of the "freshies."
The stunts introduced provoked
Mr. ana Airs. Paul Schmidt were much innocent fun for the large
calem visitors yesterday. audience, after which C. W. Hewitt
R. J. Welton, who has been , ami p. C. Delzell, directors, in
working as operator in Tillamook short speeches voiced the patron's
for some time past, has been visit- v.,,,,,,,, for nd appreciation nf
the teachers. Each teacher respond
i ed with a few words. After the
young people had tired of playing
days.
Walter Yarrow of Portland is in
the city and has charge of the
painting at the new St. Mary's' ,, d..in f ,i.inh Duc
coffee, pie and punch. Thanks for
Alct'oi .
uet. 27
-Mrs. Mable
bri
I her.
com -
ll.lr
days
tiir nur
limine JfcMKlnS. MHO Was
panied P. her friend, Mil
Taylor, who Spent Several
iirre.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hawley and
slaughter. Beatrice,. spent the week
tend In Portland, the guests of Mr.
jiutl Mrs. A. C. Spencer,
J. C Ponslor of Dallas was here
Shis week, demonstrating a 1'ord
m tractor on the G. H. Werner
s'arnt,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Corey and
3Mrs. C. H, Corey were shopping in
jtialem Friday.
Uias Jlulcn Richards, who is at
tending o. A. C, spent the week
tin with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
til. Klehards.
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Mailer were
in Wowberg Wednesday, having
taken their young sou there for
jnedical attention.
Mt. Angel Voters
Amend Charter;
Vote Is Light
Mt. Angel, Ore., Oct. 27. At a
special election held here Monday
to vote on the charter amendment
the proposition carried by a vote
of 36 to 39. Under the provisions
of the charter before amendment it
was impossible to raise more than
$20,000 for the improvement of the
water, sewer and lighting systems
without a vote of the people. Since
the amendment carried it will be
possible in the future for the coun
ter, lull to levy a tax for these improve-
Howard Wells has returned home meats up to $.10,000 without voting
after four years' service in the V. 1 11 bond. There was little interest
S. army, having served in the Phil-1 shown In the election and a light
Ippine islands, Silieria and the vote was cast.
Mexican border. The remains
.. B, McCrow. She is attending
nign school in Rickreall this win-
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Vincent and
Miss Thelma and Miss Pearl John
son of Amity spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. K.
Cobban.
Hazel Green Notes
Miss llul-
of Father linger.
who died at South Dakota a few
days ago following an operation
for appendicitis, reached here Sat
day night the funeral was held in
the church fiuaday. ReV. Father
Dnger was a resident of this city
for many years and educated in the
Mt. Angel College. He was forty
years old and leaves a mother and
school building.
Stanley Andrews of the Fire
Proof Lumber Co. was in Portland
on business a few days last week.
J. Urnst has returned to Mt.
Angel after spending some time in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Warren Gould
were visitors in Portland several
days last week.
John Mammer of Minnesota has:
purchased fifty acres near here,
the Martin Kaiser farm.
Mrs. Englehart and daughter,
Miss Mary, are visiting friends in1
Portland.
Mrs. Geo. May and Mrs. Komp ' dleton, Salvation Army worker who t
will entertain the Ladies' Sewing ' interested Neil Hart in religious
Circle at the latter's home tomor- i matters and who finally secured
row afternoon. The circle is mak-lhis conversion, visited the state I
ing articles for the bazar to be held j penitentiary and other institutions, !
the success of the evening's enter
j tainment are especially due Prof.
Coleman and the sophomore class,
i also Mrs. Delzell and her commit
, tee named by the W. C. T. U.
Woman Credited
With Convertion
of Hart Is Here
Captain Jennie Conrad of Pen-
Comisgey Thanks
Governor Olcott
Governor Olcott today received
a letter from Charles Comiskey,
owner of the Chicago White Sox,
thanking the executive for his re
cent telegram conveying appreciat
ing of Mr. Comiskey's action to
the end of purging professional
baseball of gambling and other
forms of vice.
"I was actuated in the baseball
investigation solely by the desire
to keep our national game on the
highest piane possible, where it
rightfully belongs," said Mr. Com
iskey in his letter to the governor.
"I consider it my duty to the
American public, and feel that they
have placed that trust in me, beinjs,
one of the custodians of the game.
"The kind thoughts and expres
sions of my friends have been a
source of great pleasure to me at
this time, and by that I feel fully
compensated. I am inexpressible
delighted, and wish to thank you
most sincerely for the many kind
sentiments in my behalf."
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
here Nov. 25 to 27.
Emil P. Scharbach and John
Freison left "a few days ago on
their long planned trip to Cali
Wednesday
While at the penitentiary, Cap.
tain Conrad visited Hart's cell
where the slayer of Sheriff Tavlor .
fornia. They will be absent until ! is awa'ting the scaffold, Novem-
'he first of the year. O. Leckie and
It. Ainsworth are filling the vacan
cy in the depot.
Scott Kent of Portland was in
the city on business several days
last week.
Henry ,B. Koehler transacted
business in Salem the latter part of
the preceding week.
The Firemen's ball held here
last evening was the big hit of the
season. Many couples from Silver- 1
ton and Woodburn were inattend-1
ance, and numbers were sold on'
application from these towns sev-1
era! days before the dance took!
place.
Miss Irene Butsch
visiting her sister at
has returned to her
city.
Mrs. Mathews of Salem is in the
city visiting her husband who is
employed on St. Mary's school
building. f
Per o. Captain Conrad will prob
ably address inmates of the prison','
during the Sunday morning service
hour I
The Salvation Army worker will i
conduct the Army's meetings in
his city tonight.
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It's Coming!
Be Here Soon!
WHAT?
WATCH FURTHER
ANNOUNCEMENT.
't he Trojan Powder company of j
New York, captialied for $2,000,
000i has filed application with the
state corporation commission for I
permission to conduct its business
in Oregon.
The body of Elmer Houston, who
lost his life in the Tuscania dis
aster during the war, has'arrived
at Prineville for burial.
Dancing Frocks
New shipment just re
ceived at Shipley's
Wife Knows left
"John, pleat take
Nuxatud Iron and b
itrongtmdwUagainr
Don't
wait
until
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and mental
breakdown
comet.
Build Youmelf up now bt takii
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milium Sllpp
acnes anu pams that,
when the kidneys fa ,
muuen. Backache, blp-l
aches, dizzy spells, dtoti
ary troubles, are fnoi
ofv-nk kidneys uj
""""i m t'me. Dot
ney Pills tt.., f. kj.
iney attack kidney d,
siriKmg ..I ine c&use. Hen
of their me. it in a Salem i
words.
Mrs. Ed Brock, R. v
says: i na.'e used
ney Pills with benefit. 1 1
tacks of kidney trouble anil
cd with severe backacM
pains across my kidneys.
run down and dull ana i
neys didn't act rlgtit. 1 1
Doan s Kidney Pills anil
them. They helped me wol
ly by relieving the
other signs of kidney comj
Price 60c, at all dealeril
simply ask for a kidney r
get Doan's Kidney Pills-til
that Mrs. Brock had. Foa
burn Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo,
S. C. StoneM
TREATS CANCERS
157 South Commercial I
and does a general office I
Office Tyler'8 Drugs
m
l, who has been A
t Cotton, Wash., ' I'
ir home in this l
Hasel Oresn, Oct. 27
eta Stripling recently spent two brother living in Ml. Angel. Anolh
weeks with her sister at Stayton. lor brother, Fred, lost his life at
Ralph Van Cleave and family the time of the Lusitania disaster,
went to Newberg. Sunday. i i alher Unger seemed to be well
Mrs. Mathilda Van Cleave Is under way to recovery after the
slightly improved at the Portland operation and had made plans to
hospital Imi her condition has been attend the funeral of his brother,
Mrs. At. IS. Wilson and daughter. 80 critical that some of her ehil- Fred, whose bady had been sent to
aiuis laiuise, leu Friday night tor
Mnu TratlClsco to isit Mr, Wilson,
who has been in the hospital there
Jot Home time.
AliSH l'laneell Hawley Of Sttleth
Visited her parents over the week
end. MIhm Hawley leaches domestic
on in the v rant school,
The student body of the Bethel
oren were constantly in attendance, this country from Scotland. He
.Miss Hilda Williamson Is spend- was taken suddenly worse, how
.
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When a woman is almost distracted from overwork, her home
is in disorder, crying children, and on top of all is suffering from
backache, bearing down pains, or some other form of feminine ills
then she should remember that hundreds of' women in just her con'
dition have been restored to health and regained their youthful
strength by taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and
ot rest until she has given it a fair trial,
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jUtutt prrulter bilious - . in The
tjsiooth due to initivi -
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rvon many physicians recom
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Cairo, 111. " Somp timp am-, T o-r.1-
had tvnh female trouble that I tlumght
I would have to be operated on, I had
a bM diiilaeenient. My right side
would pain me ami I was so nervous j
could nut bold a glass of water. Many
tunes I would have to shop my work
and sit down or I would fall on the
floor m a faint. I consulted several
doctors and every one told me the same
but I kept fighting to keep from having
the operation. I had read so many
times of I.ydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
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I began takitu; it. I have never felt
better than I have since then and
up hLlfe anl am al,le to do all mi
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More my baby came when I could no
longer keep up. It strengthened my
hick and relieved me of the ill effect?
which so often develops at such time3.
That was my first experience with the
vegetable Compound. Years after
wards I took it during the Change at
Life and got along so well I scarcelv
ever had to lie down during the day
and seldom had dizzv, fainting.spells.
I am now well and strong, can do all
my housework with perfect ease and it
is a comfort to me to lie able to say to
Other suffering women 4 take Lydia E.
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