Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1920)
Lda.v.N"'"11'"22''" reat Future Predicted for Fireproof Lumber Industry Being Developed at Mt. Angel Woodburn Holds ornShow All of Itself The Capital Journal, Salem, Oreti ' of Mrs. i.uJVd D Moore, apant the week-end in Duiia., Wth her I daughter, who is confined at the loitj hosptinl. Ji,s. Moove is( ,,. i proving rapidly alui wjl, ,, ... i ii ner nome Hi tetter pan or the That th Mt- Anel Fireproof , . 1 o i.,romc one of the great company . j Imuiy persons! ... - - - i the new leatoje "jceuuj ui- lb. - L.i ..i the lien ,ttV(. lneii tnvemin-""- which ik . hnB lust installed a new ,.,1 ruhnei. ..,',,,, nml the Bllwrtou (n manufacturing I Im lH.il.tlnK an ale Separator plant ''!' K" . T V..... .....ill., i few day. My the tithe inaiam-.. r- - .. ,m nun nuuiiiifc ......v" h will W L 'I., will be wi ll etvAuMi to handle fhe bu.1 tompany ' ,,,,.,'nl on the "Tufflte" They na , ,,.,, ,hlH i8 nundine llttte. is loi'niiu.w".;'- - ...., i.i.w r the future, bi M,rtUs who imve examined samples oftht ma ..k very htehly Of it. Sa.ni.lf. have peeu sent nr.iK .y mi,1,f,.cuLlnc; concern In the liany of tn- ' ... , in nblectlve'feature. has " Xd AlrdV tt has been urn,, in the manufac UtpW& ana some of these are in service in Ml- Ant'el.; ; J. h- m'n here for Sit- V wn,r" - I . ... rook iouml in eicaU Ll nlil'riOSeH. 1 a . " 7"'i - .... - ,r &tv on the St. tienc Jietine farm castor 8i W Klciua basin. When the di:overy, was first mate a rm l ....... iti. rook upon this term 60rn 35 f aw and the building Is yet standin. The indus- tu,"no d. 'veloped until quite recently when parties fc InVcrestod in its possibilty and s nee the mil in' iiil . . . i.-Kn.. linn boon smiine,! lrected in Alt. AllKCi , , ' ffprent parts or uie ii""" --- tten of fireplaces and -other things where nuoh ma ms rcauired Since it has developed that the mater- IS rCUUH' nf hir.lcnr.rl Fill). i nf "-reat value in me "."""' :r those interested in the industry look forward to Its ' iiw miieh anticipation. hlC cmpilirni C. S. Special' Will Be Sold by Vfefc Bros. ie new Stutz model "H. C. S. Special.': Is 4 be handled' ,1cm bv Vlck Brothers, it was announced tpday. ie "H 'c S Special," it is stated, is Harry C. Stutz' it offering to the motor world, and in every detail. id 10 be the most vrraariiiiuio car era iiw "t-" "1 Stulz company. The local ajhts' have two of the .mobiles on hand at present, it way stated. Weston Held Guilty of Murder end Or., Nov. 22. After an absence of more than 1 r is from the courtrooms, the Jury which was chars;edr ll o'clock Saturday nipint ny circuit .iuus; ? .'Tf r , :. returned a verdict in circuit court nere tsunoay ... ...... ... 1 Tl'..ntnn ..1 , . . U ...-... 1 . 1 I. ('., , noon. convieiHiA n. .i. mi"', m mi- vw.. u. Mer of Robert 11. Krug or sisters, on warcn ji Bankers Commits Suicide iHbni.l Or.. N"ov. 22. Kdward A. Haiiey-, it,, presi f the Curry County hank at Gold Hill, snol.mmseif ie mouih with a .32-calibre rifle Sunday aft r.non. KMickilat and Kast Biahtysecond streets. Ueath .wan Lnraneous. His sucide is said to have been eaused-nx eulth. Eugene Woolen Mill Closes enc. Or., Nov. 22. Following the general sWinndJ) lothlng market the Eugene woolen mill closed .do.wnj ruay lor an inueiiuae pei.uu. j ue jui..i v.iijiuvi' : 80 hands, and when running to capactiy used aJeoVKi pounds of wool a dav. Manager B. O. Koppe stes he hopct to be able to resume work by January 1 Polk County Court .M. Remington vs. r.ertha A. tow ct al. Reply, of . O. Remington and C. .1. Whiteside filed. Reply of Ifff to defendants' answer admittina allegation In re lied. Finding of fact and conclusions of law filed. s ordering sale of Ian. Smith vs. J. I. Graves. Complaint filed atleg- irage bill not paid. Affidavit for attachment filed. Icates of .attachment filed. Undertaking tor a.tf.ch- auctt. ,tvnt or .attachment issued. f4nmmon filed. f truer ve. J. I. Graves et ux. Complaint filed, al- i more sill -unpaid. Sumtnone filed. Undertaking kachment filed. Certaificates of attachment filed. t attachment tiled. Pacific Northwest Adjustment company vs. M. fi. Brt, doing business under the fh'm name of Electric fence company. Complaint filed. allerinC bill for mt paid. Affidavit for attachment filed Under-, . ... ......... ,...,v m. uirn. Pro hale, Conn . : estatfof Albert W. Lucas, deceased. Order con- aale of real estate, cfate of D- W. Dunn, deceased. Order confirm t of real estate. f estate of Mary E. V. p.,iii., ro:... iutore fiied. 0rei. f.ilo...in ' , .', teate of E. M. Boslar, deceased. Klnal account ree allowing said final account. of R.ichl"d C. Craven, deceased. Amount rax determined and filed with secretary of ltate of M.nrv.p v . . tnl annr. . 7. i-ui.i.iri, i.eeuaseu. i-teeeipis account filed. Order dlsh ml,i. E?!. '?U,lam Wallace Newman . . i iiiea. Reecints flle.l. t .coon. t,ii',.iUA... i . - fc. Plw . .!- ijiei-nses. I " tanner of Suver. nf f i I .mi, i n,,tjt,.l . . - . T . . uuk oi independence, also of deceased Order allow r of Willamina. age 31. to se if, or Willamina. Ernest Wei-th , nWoodTn Kav n I , " W.aee s .mm, of Kal" Ci,y. ap CountyCoupies Married ftov ffonage a wedding took place at the F h of 7h V uay' ,ne participants of f Wontry tu , .Kno,n young people of the Whter o m T MUs Grace LaVern P'of ,h7 oM Ir' and James Woden P and ... ,r . K Rchool house, about five Pkr in th , . "Iam'na. Miss Wooden has araMl8rec' J,v,Iles in her community '"oeatiot, at ,h A ,a' Iun"ons. She r- Fred r G1J Creek "ubI!c chQO: lWrlyof the W:rth- 0ns farm-a-taat north i ' JuBcthnl seho houw. !?fl? one of .hl l1 of Gnd Konde. Mr. 2 weddin-V beVknaw, families of Polk Mmenerir.f!;l.,CUlmmatIon ot a romance rjfwymoon .h ne ' mey wil' at home uon lriP send will h .t.j . to. - - W "'1, I'M . I". Rar married1 Tn' and VAl Coo"er f AtrltA "y afternon 1 r?ms at th co"rt Rev. James of the Meth NKcSohH,ition "aiiri . . we" mat sonm rr.ntdJr.l Mt. - east their rotee tor younj and tL fw i PrOVe that we nea women iew months ciro ih tu,,.. rW.OOn ary ? the Presld-nt of the Woodburn, eh., Nov. 22. At this r i . r.t .1... , wlr .ve.ii, wni'ii uie coun try is full of conn tn,J corn "show" the Hank of Woodhurn has a roal corn show all of lis own, and ii la attraetlug no liitle attention on the' part of growers in ibis vieiuitv. in dtireitnt nans of the building ex cellenl specimens of Oregon-grown products are displayed. - lf;iiemiumH were to lie awarded for Ute corn exhibits taken from' the laoduct of Woodburn fields, probably h. M. BItnev would r-Mm targe portion of them. He' Im p.uuueeu some line corn this sea son on his farm near town from seed lie obtained while on a visii Wo the Black Hills of South Dakota. it is satt, early corn and the ker nels are blue and white. It is an excellent yielding corn, he says. Karmei'H in this section are tak ing more interest in the production i yar alter year and Wood burn -hfcs already come to be a gi eat corn-producing section, jjS Red Cross siampn. -yte Woinen's club of this city hiis .. guaranteed the safi of J s o wot;t'h of Christmas seals to heln fl- nanee tlu Oregon Tuberculosis as- sopia-tlorr in its fig-bt ogainSt qv jadful dh(rasc. Frotti the ene elng manlip(sted they will be suc cessful in making the sales to cover the amount guaranteed. John Alguire left a few days ago for different points In the east where he will spend' some time with relatives. : Mrs. Johii Watcrhouso of Gear- hart. Or., is visiting at the home of M l-jj.' Fred Hvrhden this week, Mfw. E, H. Thompson has ; re turned from Portland, where she spent five weeks at the home of hel daughter during the illness .,f tfr, grandson, Frank C. Davie, who wijMly passed away. The Johnson school, taught hy Msti .Veva Bagley held a country iSir.and .entertainment Friday even hig ;aV the school house. An inter est liig time was had; Mrs. George k. Hammond has he'int-witlng. for a week in rprt; WfltVand at the same time receiving uicdleal treatment..' fores and Personals, ; iMrs, S, E.'Ooe is yet in a crtllcal coiidftiqn having suffered a stroke or-parlysis recenily. There seems lid litf'e liope for her recover-.' 3 Mrs.' j.' W. Oibens iett last Week for -RedVlll6 to attend the funeral of her brother Scott Allen who was run over and Instantly killed by au tomobile driven by George Meyers near Beaverton on Monday of last w eeiv.. tieutcnant Colonel W. E. Plnsar. formerly, of this city, will be hon- Mta KI:. .K,.i i .. - ' i '' wamuvii ironi tne service and relieved from further duty, at American Lake on November 30th. He" will resume business in Port land. .. ... K. P. Weir and wife and their son, AV. P. Weir of Portland, have purchased' the "William Scollard farm of 20 acres on Butte Creek and took possession of the proper ly tne latter part of last week. After a short visit, In this city witli their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin TV. Walker left for Portland where they will make their future home. They were married a few days ago at the home of Dr. i,nd Mrs. Heisley; at Silverton. The bride Is B daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haverly of this city and the groom is h son of Mrs. Virginia Walker. Both have lived here for some time. They will Veside in Portland. R: E. Waldorf purchased file store at West Woodburn a few days ago. He intends to carry a largr stock and hopes to increase the business. Mrs. May Young left the latter part of the week for her home in Kalamzoo, Mich., after a visit of some length with her sister, Mrs. T. G. Neat. Bert Broyles, who came home! from Portland last week, having! had a threatened attack of appeMM citis, returned yesterday to report for duty. S. B. Olson has received word from his son Albert, who has been working in Washington, to the ef fect that he sustained a broken arm and Is laid up for the present. ! ...... ii- superintendent .losia e ot the few to he ad "Miuw io me grange organization at ",,uln Saturday afternoon Hr. Wills reported there were about n present at the- meeting which was held in theodd F..iin..' i..i 3 ,L --'v.. 4.CU, -.... I-,. I, II II,',. ( Mls- Oscar Ellis spent .wra in Hoetland. AnatOn is BOW in- .., me iOCai telephone office. .iinuni Shreeve visited with -.... . ,-QruaDd over the week- Miss Net... Pl.oln. . i, . i m i.nu, is at- n ' "K i.he "a-'Il"s- institute here vi'iKh , V"" c,evt' f Nfi yt S,n,'!tl and Paughter. Aae, land" 'a dhyx Von- Mr. and Mrs.-Roy Bremmer;and Mrfphil J V W Mrs. Phil jJegln, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stefrin- of Sit the ho of hi' toViCly:SS0- "tle Oeorge C. Ellison was in Portland on business the first of th. we "k Mrs. Emm.., n,, " wef' week-end fSVSS Waconda Waves n.iconaa. jvov. 22. Miss Ma rian Walker and Miss Opal f,oron wereOoint hostesses at party given a few nights -ago at the ho ion home here, when tbev ante. tained a number of friends. Clunits were enjoyed until ,i lite hour and after the amusem. nU refresh ments were served. Aboi: thiity guests enjoyed their kisjii' il.'y. Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Borland mo tored to Porttawl last week to ,-t- tend the stock aho.--. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Vinyard were visiting at the home of his pat ents, Mr. And Mrs. N. P. Vinyard recently. Mr. and Mrs. Brooke and Mrs. R. Shepard were Salem visitors during the preceding week. Miss Ella. Aspinwall of Brooks and Messrs Lynn Jones and Tod end Ralph (lirod of Quinaby were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loron one evening last week. J, M: Cross and family, who for merly occupied the D. ,I.;ne farm near here, have moved to a farm at Hayesvllle. Mrs. Blackburn of Hlllshoro has been visiting , it .the Blackburn home here for a faw days. Henry Stafford, U. C. Loron atjd Mr. Savage were business vis itors in Salem dyirliig the preced ing week. Pat live A .spur track to , facilitate rail shipments Is being constructed at Mlllington by. the Oregon ,'i!o''t number company. St. I ber of called here a lew evenings ago 111 a body ami surprised Ben, Jim' and Russell ooding. Dancing ami games pro- ih. enlertalninent and at Ibe conclusion of the program lunch eon was served, ll proved to be (i most pleasant function. Those Who attended were: The Misses Mar garet Barnes, Evelyn Walker, Bea trice Walker, Beatrice Murphy, Mary McKay, Frances Murphy, Ed na Davidson, Esther Smith, Annie Kennedy and Messrs. Bertrand, Jim and Russell tloodiug, Claude and Carl .Smith .Albert McKay, Bernard and Phillip Wolf, Ted Pillett. Al and Joe Buyscrie, Peter Kirk. Freo ftiid Maucure and Maurice Merten, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Gooding, John flooding and Mrs. E. C. Davidaea. Mr. apd Mrs. J. E, smiih depart- on last week in their automobile for in I rip to, California. They expect to remain there during the winter. Mrs. Hilda Blair has return. to Vrtland after a visit at the 4iome of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coyle. A big. Thanksgiving ball will ba held in the hnll here Wednesday evening. A big time is anticipated. The new dramatic chjb held a meeting at. the city hall Thursday is a relative of the families who she visiting and tWa is the first lime she has had the pleasure of 'meeting mem. Mes Brace ;olt of s.aleni visited at Uie" home of her1 parents Hi-e during the week-end. Preparations are being made for St. Paul Plans Lively Season at the Hooding home near. ; Business men of Klamath Palls have viecided to push the proposal' foe ai.-Jocal home building associa tion; to deal witii the clty 'a housing problem. Miss .Mary McKay hna returned from a visit with friends in Port- lana. 65 Pupils at North Howell Public School North Hmvetl, Nov. 22. Tho schools here under the able man agement of Mr. aUlllie and Miss nagenain are progressing ni.::ly. (iJ pupils are enrolled and this is said to be the largest enrollment the schools have had for some time. Much Interest is beinj? man ifested in the work by lurth stu dents and Pa-r..mt,ot tin ichor,). A series or rcvlvai n.e;i.ng? tire In progress In the Grange hall tnis week, inducted ' y two col ored ladles. The novelty nf the leaders seems to attract attention and eaeh meeting !( attended' by V large cmgrcsntion. Mr. and Mrs. liar ley Moon of Polk county have been visiting at the home of Air. and Mrs. J. E. Hvaituian. .VIPH. A M h 1 int.i.i uti.l 'l..i evening ad -plans for the vlf'feauman f& sailed to ,Wood- entcrtainnient were discussed. Ti.,,J. T ... ..l. ,. . , The Misses Margaret Barnos and Evelyn WalkerT student! at the lTnvrslty of Nevada,Uave been I j,,.a. ,. '.... Saii. dffh', visttiflg at th,- flooding and Merten and Mrs. Alfred Moo k Woo.l-ltined m vw,v, i i.Tiv uuj. jJUfna jiui nes uu' ". iciieu m ..ie i:ujpo..oi u. ., foil lee ot bum one night hist week oh count of the critical illness their father. ,c of i JOURNAL WANT Ana V ! Ab reast of the Times ,'i'j r-. Sawyer one day last week. Mr, and Mi's. Floyd MoCarr h. returned from their konetoi trip and have commenced hou-. keeping on the Shaiuiou. ffrji at Central i Howell. They were ".v corned to tho neighborhood by rouslttg charivari Friday nighi Mrs. Minnie Parsons of -Pu; . hind spent the week end at C. Sawyer's home. She was forme I principal of the North Howci' school. License, Medic Voucher and Fee for Judge, f8.50 "How much does It cost to - i married?" This was the quest!.. i asked Saturday of Ruth Wallae, deputy comity clerk. The ques tioner was only one of many who attempt to estimate costs befoi surrendering to Daniel Cupid an. company At tlje prjsscnl tjmu. according i iiuormnlion secured at the coup t courthouse, ti,e iegtti inpcecdtng incident . to the embarkation BPor the more or less untroubled "aga of mat ilihony .will sggi-egate abim, J, 26. Detallede iteins of these e pendltures follow: Medical ''certi ficate S.Sl marraige license $9:if,, muglstiates fee, 2.50. County Judge W. M. Bushe . states that his usual fee is $2.50. but asserts tljnt "anything- frMn ten eenlf to ilea dollars," Js a, leptable. Of courso, wedding Jewelrii sue!, iiSS Uie murriage band, Is not In (.eluded In this .list. During the month of October, as couples oh- c licenses from lb ty Clcr.lt 6. G. Boyei And coincident vrith the recent reductions in the staple cotton goods market we announce the following new prices: jf ' . J l i .. i, vj, ...... ?, 4 -.j . . ,.'. -,,.',. ' .-- v,,:"' . ,'' x V ... Your interests are vital with us and we watch the markets closely to give you every advantage in our offerings of staptee or fancy goods and every department. -, 1 I'M -i ." i ii Pequot Sheets 72x90 Now $1.98 Each 36-Inch Bleached Paisy aWuslin Now 20C YARD New Style Paper Patterns New Patterns Every Each Business : T" ; Wljenever there is a decline in XHees you ean dejend upon this stare being in Mne with it. 9 -4 Golden Stat Bleached Sheeting New 75c Yard Pequot Pillow Tubing Now 59c Yard 8-4 Mohawk , IBeached Sheeting Now 69c Yard 8-4 Pequot .. Bleached Shetting .. Now 85c Yard Just as are stjoii as prices lowered in the Eastern mark ets you get the benefit here Outing Flannels, Ginghams, Percales, Grepes, Muslins, towels, Dress Goods, Silks, Blankets, Ready -to Wear Specially Priced. Take advantage of 4his opportunity while the stock is complete. Berkely Cambric No. 60 Now 35c Yard Berkely Cambric No. 100 Now 45c Yard 3fi-Inch Marquisettes and Scrims 59c Yard EXTRA SPECIAL 36-inch Taffetas and Satins very good quality. One Special Lot $1.75 YARD Dallas News P wir"" ? number of law. t . r' ? I"'" i". orne,, e mo re children. They' ant a waiting him in Portlan, ey franca Passed hel - io ,ua,uue. jar their babies themselve rSnllo. at the present rate of x- hisjtKp,, I wonaaa in Parliament 1 wn sach Wkm. . . have to tl ofreniue ww," she Meat. ea of PrT;: l!r dele I o. war. a. fV Ume. anc take Uw stand UlWANT'ADSPlY UlWANTrADS PAYl Dallas. Or., Nov. 22. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mnelr- of thiR f.!V died at : . Iirtit.iflnl iji-Ejigene Sunday evening. Jl'r. and I .Mrs. .Mack went to Kugene, tneir former home, r, week before that 4he little one might receive care of specialist. Mr. Mack is employed here as a linesman by the Mountain States Power company. Last Kriday W. C. Reiser install ed in the Jewelry store one of the largest and most modern safes in the city. It will take the place of several emajer ones which have sheltered the valuable stock of the store m the past. Mr. Retzer was formerly in business in Sale m. John Henry Kliever of Dallas', a Canadian, n ho has been residing in this country since 1912, has fOed his petition to become a citizen in the circuit court here. Circuit Judge II. H. Belt, who lis" been" in Portland "sitting on the bench for the past week, returned to Dallas to spend the week-end with-his. family. Judge Belt says that the work is piled up to such nam Job awaiting him m Portland and will in faet remain until trie work in PWW and Tamhll! counti demand his attentions. The state deputy for ihf Modrn Woodmen of America lodge. P. UasUB of Portland, was in DnUas. Haturdar. roondlng BP the M W. A. for the Me; meeting to be held au- nrday eight at which time about li aaitloatea win be nsherrd threoath the- mystic reolma of the wnitlliaHl H. J. Elliott: flour mill man of Ptrrydale, was In Dallas Jaturdas transacting busineoa at the court house a Charles H- Brachard of Perry- dale, who is connected witb the merchandise at ore of that place was In Dallas on business last Saturday. Mrs. M F Bliven of Salem, motlnl Napkins Very good riuallty Indian head Napkins for clubs, hotels and restaurants - Spec. $1.39 Dos. to close out Outing Flannel Gowns For women, well mak0 and heavy quality Specially Priced $1.50, $1.75, $1.98 Balance of stock 20 per cent discount Dress Ginghams, 88-inch Pure Rubber Special Lot Sheeting, can be boiled 29c Yard without injuring it. Serpentine Crepes Priced $1.50 Now 45c Yard Yard EXTRA SPECIAL Good heavy quality Georgette Crepe good line of colors NOW $1.49 YARD orw Women's Women s sweaters Sweaters values 112.00 to n. V;,lues $7. DO up to 110.00 ' 8eclul o'Lt One special Lot , . M . Specially Priced $5.95 Each r $8.95 All UMBRELLAS Now On Sale at SPECIAL PRICE REDUCED PRICES WOMEN'S RAINCOATS at REDUCED PRICES 3-incb Outing Flannel White oi' Fancy Colored NOW 35c Yard On All sm WOMEN'S COATS WOMEN'S SUITS 27-inch Outing Flannel White or Colored Fancies NOW 25c YARD Women's Woolen Dress " Goods ri-inch Serge In all colore, now. yard - Me 38-incb Black Mohair now, yard - S?-favb Black i&a;tial, now. yard . 0 -S" te-inch Black Storm Serge now. yard ' Bt,wm r.O-incb Black All "ool Oabaidaiil . yard . M ioo-inch Black Fmie'.i noire, now yard- IM id-inch Broadcloth hi rolors, now. yard.. -Sd 54 inch Navy . Tricotlne, also Poiret Twill Here to a bargain, yard s-4 One rack fulll of pretty Dresses in Silk, Georgette and some aMHMaaMa .1 . . 1 - i.-. tt tt l in wooj; Hiue uu .fov.w. Choke $19.50 Hwiery unci Under wear Bargains Brown Silk Lisle Hose for women, no, pair. 3aV I'ure Thread ' Silk Hose, were. Z, now. pr. flJ Women's Wool Union Suits, special lot... UH Women's Cotton Fleeeo I'nion Suit. special. Middy Blouses 1.98 and $2.96
