Saturday, ,
Page Two
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raient Offlr
Boys Buns Away
1 to See Grandma;
Caught Twice1
Bringing Up t .uier-oy Ueurge M cm anus
DON'T r-.
WHERE lb MY fl
WRtsOERlNG BOY TONlCHT
ill
Tt) COrstSA CE WORte.
THAN 1 ExPCCTeo- OtsE
OF THCrvi li iiNCIN NOW
X) IN rriO TrVt-K TO
THE U'NDie'b WHILE
I CE.T THE TEA
HOW AM 1 cC.'fA
mITACHAJCE TO
TALK. IN TM"T
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Aurora, Or., Jan. 22. "Darned I
e , isn't cute," is the manner ir.J
rtdeii
C?Owr
passengers on the
of little ll-vPr.nu !
m
who wai being returned to
mm home in Salem after two futile
J"'!' hi grandmother
Portland. Young; Jairl left home
mw Baiem early in the week. His
"" Ported his absence to
and the young man
Wrehended after he hid al-
-- "ID Oftfitlriatinn n..
; rldea and walking much of
"V. Which nninf ? .
the kh,d;s." of :
vr who turned the hu, J
oor over to th ri. '
hcriff. The
With hia no . -'. !
Ud he was nM.
back
the stage. The i
i
r U . rev .
. ? w)WL" i i i nmr ...
11 - , k i- l I I TIT' . I I
I f ' w Hr I
ui n .vc a r
- "P,e ot ek. ago and'
wiiir r L Aurora by ,he r
fcS tWh,om tried to .ell
He kept out of eight S
w.wneexj.j, in passing th.,v. . . ." !
Ma iOl.rne.. .
again turn him back
J'X ,n; to 8ee my grandma."
tte boy told the truck driver "I
dont know the nam., of the street
" on. n.- said, "but It
oniethin- and I'll find it."
Clifford J. 1'ugh, a well known I
hero
evening to
highly interested congregation
large tr.d
II
Mle
Grervais
nervals, Or., Jan. 22. The fu
neral Of Mrs. C. E. Miller, well
known in this vicinity, who passed
away in the Lebanon hospital Tues
day evening following a long III
w n-1l at St. Louis yester
day and interment was mad.- in the
ail, cemetery at that place.
was bom in Wisconsin In 1870
to Oregon with her nar-
srls. Mr. and Mr, Vanderlieck. i i
l7. i.Mtl,,,,. in .Marion .-ounty
near (Jervais II, i,i. t ,,, , 1, ijbarid
h- is Hurvlveil i,j I,.,, .n,,
five brothers.
J. J. Shell, , ,,,,, I u i..i,i
making repairs on me Qurvali
ononm line this week, an.l th.-v
m.y me nne win be In fin,' (ondi
llun when Ihe work Is completed.
' "I'm putting on the sot! pednl.'1
ii'l John K. Harier, who was in
tfcwn Tuesday ailing Just a little
helpless for a man of his kind. Mr.
tfunper met wilh a fall a few days
HKit while working at his farm and
evereby wrench his back
I J. W. rahey filed complaint in
Mrcuit court for Marion county
,VL y aK"""'1 Martin Mlcha-! grand jury which will convene in
wherein tu asks Judgment in i Portland, January 24.
lie m or IIS J and inlerest. The I Little Hrttv Crider. da nirbter of
itr !
lepli
Dallas Rebekah
Lodge Installs
Dallas, Or., Jan. 22. Installa
tion of the Kebckah lodge was
held Tuesday night in the lodge
rooms and a very enjoyable tjjnti
was had by all members attend
ing. Miss Mae Shelton and Mrs.
Tracy Staats were installing offi
cers. The following Bfifotrs we,'e In
stalled: Mrs. A. V. K. Snyder, noble
grand; Miss Genevieve Co, id. vice
grand; Mrs. H. IS. Sosper, secre
tary, and Miss Clauria Coad, treas
urer. Following the Installation a
number of solos were rendered by
Mrs. Tom Warren of McMii.iivill.
A banquet was served in the b:tn
quet room which was del 0 rated In
a color scheme of pink. The tables
vveit centered with dainty colored
., indies with pink shades and fav
ors marked the places of the
guests. Mrs. Bell Styles was chair
man of the banquet committee.
Miss Kthel Fletcher and MIks
Allot Hutler of Monmouth were
atrumg the visitors prepeni. Kx
cellcnt work was put on by the drill
Patrons of the Aurora district
merchants of Falls City, transact- expect to show that It is better and
ed business in Dallas the first of I cheaper, when transportation and
the week. all other costs are considered, to
Miss Hazel Dulgan of Falls City , join in a union district than to at
spent Tuesday night in Dallas. I tempt the education of high school
I". A. Flnseth, local merchant. I students in any other way.
has returned from Portland where
he took the :12nd degree in the Ma
sonic lodge.
Fred West, of the Polk County I
Klectrical Supply company, is in
Falls City this week.
M. W. Bendall and F. J. White of
Portland are in Dallas for a tew
days this week.
Ernll Thiesies. who lives near
Salt Creek, was brought to Dallas
the last of the week to receive
medical attention. Mr. Thieale a
while chopping wood cut his foot
severely across the instep.
Frank K. Hubbard of Falls City
and ticorge Siefailh of Dallas have
been drawn to serve on the federal
Mr and Mrs Chauni ey L. Cridi r,
baa l een seriously ill at her home
lor the past week. She is rapidly
Improving nut Is still under the
xratroreray la over a contract re
uardlag a partnership In the livery
iHisineaa here.
Mra. H. H. Booster and Mrs.
-wiwortn leit Wednesday for , care of a physician.
Newport where they will spend a Mrs. Edward Coad and
V SEt I Katherine Van Voorhlea hav
11 ' urawioro, a missionary, turned from a few
Woke to the Presbyterian church ' Portland
days
M i;:H
re
visit In
Union School
at Aurora Looks
Likely at Present
Aurora. Or., Jan. 22. The Auro
ra school board has received con
siderable encouragement of late in
the matter of organizing a union
high school district. The proposi
tion as submitted by the local rtis-
tricr seems to carry a very Strong
appeal to the aurorundlng districts,
and it sems quiti likely that a un
ion which will be a mutual bene
fit will be the result.
Acting upon Instructions qiven at
a recent meeting of patron.', the
local committee is conferring with
directors of Burroundlng districts
in older to get an expression from
each district interred regarding
the sentiment toward the proposed
Union high school. When these
conferences have been completed
ihe matter will be brought up be
fore the voters of the several dls
riots for final decision.
The public service commission
has granted the petition of the Au
rora Mutual Telephone company
asking for an increase in rates.
Charles Kraxberger of Aurora
was recently elected one of the di
rectors of the Canby Co-operative
Cheese Produce company. 'iTir,
company is inactive at present and
the factory idle, but business will
be resumed later.
Word was received here this
week from San Francisco, Gal.,
concerning the death of Miss Lily
Kbcrhart, who passed away on
January 10. Heart trouble is said
to have been the immediate cause
of her death. Miss Bberhart had
many friends in this vicinity where
she had lived for some time.
According to reports current here
yesterday the Lee Mee
ranch on the Willamette river near
Butteville was sold a few days ago.
The name of the new owner or the
consideration could not be estab
lished, but it is stated that the
farm brought a handsome price. It
was one of the best yards in this
section of the county.
result of the officers sat itfaitf.cn. , uu it
His trial will be held next week. uo much work.
The Knights of Columbus gave a
social and oyster supper in the
while before he is
i,,hn Jones of Hopmere naa
I leased the Waconda blacksmith
shop and took possession of same
ublic school auditorium Tuesday,,,, ...p,,k
Dancing and cards provl
the
t:. W. Markic is spending
ek With friends in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs
tored to Salem
The McKay
entertaining
J, C. Savage mo
Wednesday, family have been
Mr. MacDonel of
...unsaleable alckmal
ed among ;he Waconj,
"cv"' ""ing the late a
matter iMuson, Mn
Miss Minn.e iienson.'
night
ed the amusement. A short pro
gram was rendered, and It was a
'.-ery interesting function, Viassatn
from Silverton, Woodburn, Wacon
da. St. Paul and Salem were in at
tendance, ('rank Scharbaeh of .Moscow.
Idaho, who has ben absent for sev
eral years, arrived in town yester
uay ami gave his mother and fam
ily a happy surprise. He will re
main at home for a couple o;
weeks.
The Fireproof Lumber company
shipped 100 pounds of tuffite to
Worcester, Mass., yesterday by ex
press. Small quantities of the ar
ticle are being shipped to different
rubber manufacturers almost daily
for experiment, and every ord -. of
I inn , ,,,.,lL, ;.. -,,.... i v... i
Ginn hop! , " " ' '""""
Mt. Angel Items
lit Angel. Or., Jan. 21. Jack
Stahl, a well known young man of
this city, was haled into justice
court Monday on a statutory
charge preferred by a 17-year-o!d
girl of Mt. Angel named Merkle
Stahl plead not guilty to the charge
mil was held for trial under I1 000
bonds which he furnished,
girl's mother made complain
the city authorities a coupl
ks
Several families have arrived in
Mt. Angel during the past week
from Kansas and are expecti ig to
buy farms in this locality. Manv
new people are coming to Mt. An
gel every week and the city cannot
house them, under the present con
ditions. Several new house will b,
built during the summer, however,
and by another year conditions in
this respect will be greatlv improv-
Waconda Waves
Waconda, Jan. 22. The lumber
has beon purchased and delivered
for the construction of n fnct
TheibridB0 acrss the creek near the
f0 school house. It is being built for
, f, the convenience of students.
mm. tteieque, who underwent
an operation at Salem recently for
appendicitis, is improving nicely
according to late reports.
After having been confined to
the house for some time on account
of having sustained three frac
tured ribs, Geo. Martin Is a hi. ,n
around again, but it will be
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VICK BROTHERS
WE HAVE ADDED THREE VALUABLE AGENCIES
OUR LINE:
FIRST. The SOUND TIRE, a West Coast product made!
Tacoma, Washington, by the Western Rubber Co. This is a)
made tire in which the best of material is being used through.
It has a very tough tread giving more mileage than any tin
have ever sold-A BETTER TIRE AT THE SAME PRICE,
SECOND. The BONNER INNER TUBE The new tubewM
will not deflate when punctured by nails, tacks, etc. Just i
all motor car owners have been wishing for.
THIRD. The YUBA TRACTOR The latest model in a
lying type tractor suitable for the large farm, especiaaly
sirable for hop yards, orchards or lull side farms. Made ins
to suit every need. A Catalog for the asking.
We wish to say to the trade that it is our aim to build up ourt
ness by being careful to select only dependable goods andtia
get the very best m each line regardless of price or profit
value a satisfied customer much more than an extra 5 perd
commission on inferior goods. . .
Last but not least just to remind you that it will soon be tin
plow and sow and it is high time to be getting that tractor
possibly a disc harrow of plow. .
We are here to serve you.
VICK BROTHERS,
Trade and High Street)
WHY WE SELL
THE VICTROLA Esclusiveiy
The Moore Furniture House never intentionally offer
for sale any item of merchandise not of established merit
and unquestioned reliability. Our constantly increasing vol
ume of business we credit very largely to this policy of
handling only the goods of th very highest reputation and
quality.
For a few years we haandled in addition to Victrolas,
various other talking machine, The shortage of Victrolas,
following the mobilization of the great Victor plant for war
purposes, made this unavoidable. During this time we have
investigated at first hand, the merits and the shortcomings
of most talking machines. We have studied them with
painstaking care, not only in cutomers' homes, but especially
right in our own repair shops.
Our Experiences Have Convinced I s Positively thai We Can
Conscientiously Recommend and foil ni v
THE VICTROLA
Uhat the Vicrola is the WorM s ,;. , ! .r: ..,
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If artists include- all the r,,l, famous. ,...,.. .
Cal.i-Curi. McCormuC. Cluck. Lauder am, , ,he J "Tf"
whii-ch ihv wero wlUine In ..,,,,. .. ,, . trs- bavi
... " M -ut their profeaaioBal repatatioB
t is supreme ir. tUeU .,,,1 beaut, of tOHr
its reeerac and reproducing aaettaaSa .re aeareai
It is the least axpeaane ejuuky considered ' "
Its pepalar records ..re nnlv ,..
v,rtor !r, s,ni,,i;;r;;.rn;r r
In beauty of Aaatca and workmarshij. H is " '" T' '
judged. nssiM oeer
it is ccrtair.lv :h In. . .
ou Wi'! W tor vr ,,.
them all th
Rao linianinoff. He;:
deeea the Victrola as the one instrum:
pre tec tea by liasic patents.
- II II 00. li. i ordx by the ssai
rtiata i ., r , ecords.
: a ... which all the others
" i joitr liomc. '
The ICTROI.A Alone Measures I n fo ih M . ,
P ,0 hc Moorcs standard.. vc Handle the VICTROI A
Exclusivelv
The Home of the Viclrola.