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Litest News CovegWiMatteMeyJPoirrt
Editor Named
County Leader
Of Oddfellows
Hubbard, Ore., April 14. L. C.
McShane, editor of the Hubbard
Enterprise, was made president
f the Marios County Oddfellows
association which convened here
Saturday In a moat Intcreattnfr
session. A large number of Odd
fellows from all parts of the
couuty were present throughout
the entire session. The after
noon was taken up with the reg
ular business of the convention.
County President L. J. Adams
Of Sllverton called the meeting
to order and presided during the
afternoon session.
The following officers were
elected for the next term; Presi
dent, L. C. McShane. Hubbard;
8ecrary, It. O. Henderson,
Cheinnwa; treasurer, J. O. Id-
Pigeon Three
Minutes Ahead
Of Airplane
McLaren Sells
Wilhoit Hotel
After 40 Years
VHfihine Without
Man Charged With Independence rvonth Tniures an licenses Cost
Operating Still Is Pastor Finishes I Youth In. H resan Portlanders $50
Released From Jail 13 Years' Service Oregon City Woman emu w fw
Iioseburg, Ore., April S. ,,,,,,,,. ore Anril 13.1 Oregon City, Or., April 11. i Clyde Hill and H. T. Johnson, both
Mrs. V. H. Wet luuffer, of the; of j.orI land, were arrested by War-
Eugene, April 14. Miss U. 8.1 After more than 4o years in , recognizance. His wife and two D.h,,.,i, rhurch. For conti
Oregon, the homing pigeon that charge of the Wilhoit springs V. children have no support and the nlI0u8 service In one charge Dr
T.i.ioTn.nflence. Ore.. Anril 13
M. Wellock, who was arrested af-1 . ... r,,,,,
... .... . 'ha UPPK 111. i . .1:-. II.
tor S still of whcih he was al- ,,,. nlB mh ,ar Clarkes neighborhood, was Injured I deM Mead. Christensen and
legeu to oe me owner, was con- - i . . , .,,, . Mytnf rock
fiscated, was released on his own a3 pastor of the Independence, Portland lad a short
time ago, while she and her hus-
Mothers
After CutieiJ
aW.OIntmant.Taltma.8. mrnnm. . "I
IMW M-MITTM.
I ... : IT II ... .! n1 II. ( I.I 1.1. J... .
raeeu itiajui n. n. m uoiu n n- ... muudicu uan avtu uia niiwivfti neighbors were forced to case cuie
plane to Mather field, California, in the property and gave posses- 0- them following the arrest of
was three minutes ahead of the sion to Portland parties Monday. tne alleged moonshiner. The
plane at the time It passed it Is understood that easte, men ca8e hai U(.cn turned over to the
inrougn r..,Keue, Mnui are also interested in me under- federal authorities, and Wellock ,
Ufirrt. wlwi I , .l I . . Illll- ...1.1 l l . , in I - 1
" " inn improvement win uc llai) liulc chance of leanng trie
kins point for the appearance of ma(lei lt lg 8ftid, wUh a view of country even If he IturtM so
the participants In he unusual makis it one 0f the most at- desirei and so H was deerned best
race. Telegraphic Information la- tractive summer resorts In the t0 -.ow him to go home to
ter showed that the plane, with WPK, T,, ,....,,. baa. ..... .... u... . ,. ......
D ..... iitiviuu itJi ijib luiuiij until Burn
time as the government shall act
in the matter, Wellock informed
the officers of the location of tin
remainder of the still, the worm
its metallic constitution, was the
final victor in the Portland-Math-
Ilen W. Olcott wa
with Arnold
The SMOnd pigeon In the race
came along about the time the air
west
tided, the buildings remodeled
and accommodations at mineral
springs will bo Improved.
passenger Tne new rniinaf,en, aao expect
to erect a large sanitarium dur
ing the summer and remodel the
hotel building.
The surrounding cottages
Dunsmore ranks second in Ore- i chllrch
gon, being exceeded Dy .Major
Cilchrist of the Astoria Presbyt
erian church, who has served for
vears. Dr, Dunsmore. In ad-
dition to his work as pastor of
the Presbyterian church, Is book
keeper at the Independence
National Hank
Work on Normal
Dorm Is Started
band were motoring home irom
Mr. Wetlauffcr had oc
casion to rebuke some boys in
church for disturbing the speak
ers, and after the services, he andi
his wife started to drive home.
Thev encountered a number of i
lads in the road, who made way
for the Wetlauffer car, and after
the machine had passed by i short
Clarke Sunday for fishing at tola
point for salmon without a license.
Both men were fined $25 and coats
by Judge Noble. A third man In
the party was also taken In for
having a 1920 license in his pock
et, but explained that he left home
in such a hurry that he took the
wrong one with him. After veri
fication of the statement, the
judge let the angler off.
A cnrnnral's sound, usually com
distance. It was bombarded posed of ejht men, is the smallest
rocks By tne laus. Mr. nauauun
had several of the boys appear be-
i group in the army.
She was Fat
Tfca akxl.w thh w.
loved korm) attd follo-
Irm Ma direction of Kara,
system. h "In
. in ibto mooiei Hum
hs to agfla, (tr.t
msnlsllj alert and ia b-t-tmr
twaltb, Rcliabto anti
Cat lf-trtatn).nt. JBB.
psroni tiara rsrjoewj ,td.
"wiom. iu to r punrdi
any droi
tcatlrnoa
&
m .1 . I
k... eueNTii"'B'Vd N9
ilru.il.f., , ,"S'il2S
mtlDoai.li im., to -,,,".Sia"
Monmouth, Ore., April li.
morning i but 111 and rested for
a minute or so on Jndkin-i .mint
dings, fialem. The Rebekmhs of before continuing the journ,.y. more erected, and the auto-camp
Hubbard served a dinner at Kew Eugene people were given the grounds will bo improved.
O'clock. The evening session chance to witness the race because'
opened at 7:30 a which tlrnelof the extreme height at which , Date Of COQUille
a program was given, uev. ! . the plane Mew.
W. Keagy of Sllverton delivered !
Search for Body
Of Drowned Lad
Proves Fruitless
and cap of which was not found
yesterday, and Sheriff Starmer force of men are now at work
and Deputy Percy Webb will breaking ground for the new
nn bring these parts back to Rose- wing of the dormitory, the con-
burg to keep with the "pot" tract for which was let some time
which Is being held here. Wei- ago. Some particularly desir-
lock does not deny ownership of able features of this addition (le
the still, but claims and that the in the fact that there will I"'
plant had just, been installed. four or five attractive apartments
fore Judge Cross, and it was
hranwht out at the hearing that u
A ,.. j .. ,u. .,, f Rnharl 7ujih
len of Portland was responsible
for the rock throwing. He skip
ped out of the neighborhood after
the incident, and could not be located.
Perf ectShonlders and Arm!
the address of the evening and a
number of musical numbers and
a reading concluded the program.
Turner was chosen as the next,
ennvent Inn place which will be
held early In October.
Celebration May
Meet With Change
Dio'hine Fats
VPnah Off Desk
Of Lane Sheriff
April
f Clarence Alexander,
old boy who was
I the Santlam river
OBUnued today, ,nt
Albany,
the body
the II ye,
! drowned
Sunday, w
without result. A number of men
1 wore trying to remove another biir
Eugene, April 11. Moonshine drift in the river, as it was he
Whisky that la powerful enough I tared likely that the body was
to eat the varnish from Sheriff lodged In It.
Stickers desk, even with u blotter! The oarchors In rowboalg drag
intervening betw i the bottle Ke( tne rlv,,r alm()Ht ,() U(. jt
and the desk surface, was the pro- w1(.re u flowi Into the Willatn-
auci oi me sun or j'.iiwurn r.
Brown and Itoy Sanders, which
the two men have been pocrntiug
Ooquille, Ore., April 1 1. It Is
very probable the tantlKira date
of April 30th, set by the citi-
14 Basmh r .'MM of Cofjuille for observing
Marshfield Cigar
Factory Destroyed
which may be occupied by mem
bers of the faculty, and the very
agreeable fact that 200 girls in
all may then be cared for in the
dormitory.
Salmon Run in
Willamette Is On
Oregon City. April 1 I
Ac-Ion,
Hens Set Record
completion of the county paved
highway will not be changed, for
the time between now and then
Is sufficient for the concrete to
be properly set and the few
places where there Is
be done on approaches can e..nlly
be connected up. The Coqullle
residents assured everybody from
Coos Hay that the entertainment
will be a hummer and from the
enthusiasm they displayed In talk
Marshfield, Ore., April 14. II.
w, .smith, manufacturing of the
famous Kl Cora cigar, met with
a heavy loss Saturday night vwheti Monmouth. Ore.. April H. .T.
his home and factory at Bunker M. McDonald is recognized among
Hill was burned down and every- the successful poultry raisers of
thing in the place consumed in this vicinity. He lias 4fi0 vnlte
ette. It was the opinion or most "lc: "bout the demonstration no
of them that the boy's body was '""lv Would have any doubts of
In the iito- ,irifi oiw.ni ik... ,ii.. their ability to meet the nroraieaa
Cottage .,ow the ganderson brldgo. .,neV are making. H e die de
finite day can be named the elm
Linn's Share of
Auto Tax Money
Totals $14,000
RlitteeS miiHt have a report from
on Mosby creek, above
Grove, according to I he sheriff.
Deputy Sheriff Oeorge Croner
and District Attorney Clyde N.
Johnston visited Cottage Grove
and returned to this city with
Roy Sanders, pul and confederate
of Brown, who was beaten with a
bottle by Urown last Friday eve
ning, aim lor wuicn oitense tne ctnM HM r)r , ,at
.auer . now serving a i,u day monttl8 waH renev(d
I , i, ....... .l .niam iiv.milli-l UJ loiiniv 1 reas-
was also Jailed. Willi hem heyl t , ,,
u ...... ,, ,,, 1 urer Leonors Powell, amount ng
brought the still, a milk ran af- ,,, ... ,. , ,, . . . , : ' "
fair and a BH..H1. of Ih. 1l!ul $H ,,n 1 1 Th, ,otnl
whiskey said ... (,.. !,,. ,...i. , rw"11 by the state from the rtolm
bv the men. II was a frnlt I.. r"n,y w"a " '"i"-52. Tnrter chool near Hubbard
..,, ... wi. . . , 'be law the f
..in in mm
the flames. Mr. Smith was en-
,rj,r,l ... r,l',l-;(r in tlio n.liQctr.i
WOTK )0 f""."" - . -
at the ttienien s (lance and Mrs.
Smith was with him, so there
was nobody et the home and fac- egg
lory and before the- alarm was pen
turned in and the fire boys could
reach the place, It was past dnv
Ing", Chief of the Fire Depart
ment Jack Davis said the build
ing fell in 10 or 15 minutes
after the firemen reached the
scene. All of Mr. Smith's house
hold goods, his stock of tobacco
Leghorn nnd Red he
which, d'irine the month of
March, laid 11,618 eggs which
sold for $51 S.r.O. Most of the
eggs were sold for batching. One
of 147 I pehorns mnde nn
average of 140 eggs a day. Mr.
McDonald Intends to Incrense his
poultry business during the summer.
r, April
cording to authentic
the big salmon run for 1921 in
the Willamette hit Oak Grove
Monday morning. Fish wardens,
who are operating near Oak
Grove, report that practically ev
ery boat had from one to the lim
it, and that King Chinook was "a
hittin' hard." Several fine catch-
A - .1 l . ,U1
and pullets wera mu" " u"' "l lu"
point Monday afternoon, aitnougn
Sunday was a very poor day for
the anglers. By the middle of
this week, it Is expected that
there will be plenty of salmon in
the river.
Nothing eimal the
beaunlul, sou. nearly
white appearance
Gouraud'. Oriental
Cream renders to the
shoulders and arms.
Covers skin blemishes.
Will not nib off. Far
superior to powders.
Send 15c for
Trial Sua
FERD.T. HOPKINS
SON
New York
DANCE
COLE McELROY'8
utuiJ!;STRA
Dreamland Rink
Friday, April 15
S;'vertori Woman Recovers.
Is an auto parade, and dancing
afternoon and evening. rhe
Alhany. Ore., April 14. Unn committee expects lo male furth
county's share of the automobile Pr arranrrementR this week and as
six fast as features are secured they
from the will be announced.
Km-lnoer v W. en , ,i.i li.r A,n,r and tools were lost, lie carried
other things thev Intend giving I betwean $2500 ami $2X00 insur
ance on his goods and lactory,
but this would not repay him lor
his losses. The building did not
belong to Mr. Smith and Is said
to have been the property of Rob
ert Marsden, Sr.
Boy Injures Arm
Hubbard. Ore.. April 18.
V thai linMHfKsii.il -
the corrosive power lounn or tne tee paid to the state ,; while playing
nun sua r-rrminner inree fourths students. Hp was
Year Book Rushed
aul ; Monmouth, Ore., April 14.
Student of the White The material for "The Norm in
f. ll and the hands of the editors Is neing
nnnty receives one-1 fracl in ed his left arm a few dnvs rapidlv classified and sent to the
Bilverton, Or., April 14. Mrs.
.1. A. Bennett is recovering from
an attack of sinkness while abSOUt
from home on business connected
with the state mission society.
While at Amity. Or., her condition
was such that she phoned for her
husband. Rev. .1. A. Bennett, to
meet her In Salem and started on
her Journey homeward. Rev.
Bennett and Mrs. .1. Wolfard met
the sick woman In Salem. Indica
tions pointed to an attack of pneu
monia, bu' her condition is said to
be great improved at this time.
District Attorney Johnston says
that he expects lo turn Sanders
over to the federal authorities for
prosecution on a whisky-making
charge as soon as possible, in or
der to save the county the ex
pense of feeding them, and expects
to turn Kdwards over tu t(. n,,v.
ernment upon the completion of
his 5" day term for assault.
with other printers. The book will be ready
brought to for distribution a few days Ba
ll credited lo Hie state highway town in an automobile anil the fore Commencement Day, June
fund.
Itnd,
fracture reduced hv Ideal ohvsi-
i ni repori is mane semi an- clan.
nualiy and remitted to every Polo la oaa of the meet aaeleat
In the state Its pro rata of Hie Knives were first made in Knrr- fames, being nlaved prior to 500
land in 1503. B C
funds.
Officers Accused
Of Burning Cabin
Marshfield, April 14. At the
time Freil Nlcine was arrested on
suspicion of owning the mash In
a cabin on the Camman highway
between l.ihhy and Empire, it Is
aaiil the cabin was fired after the
officers took a sample of the mix
ture In the two barrels. Memo
said Hut was a can of oil or gas
oline in the cabin, and this, one
of the officers I brew about the
Interior of the place and set it
afire This Is Nleme's story, and
he added that as thev were leav
ing the place the cabin was burn
ing, and he understood, wus de
Stroyed The cabin was made of
logs and about UxH f,,t, Mt.
able place Tor a bachelor, or lo
atay In over night if one .should
want shelter while passing mat
Way. It Is not clear who Is the
owner of the land upon which the
cabin stood, but It Is nnid that,
providing the cabin was bnined.
there will be an investigation and
probable pnwecution It was sad
by parties who discussed the mat
ter, that officers have no right to
burn houses, and there might be
a severe penalty attached to a
conviction for such an offense
I'p to dale the amount loaned In
Oregon through the Spokane Furm
Loan bunk totals $ 1 1,488,488, The
bank will reopen for business g
Juue
LUC
STRIKE
Cigarette
No olgarette has
the Mm doltolous
flavor as Lucky
Strike. Because
Luoky Strike is the
toasted cigar
Watch Papers regarding Fire Sale which
will be held in our store where the fire
was, 466 State street.
KAFOURY'S
Fire Sale
Begins Thursday
April 21, 10 a. m.
and will continue for
about nine days
Be prepared for the biggest bargains ever
offered to the shopping public.
iTITTlwiiiiiiiiiiiiWlllllrfe
tm m 'uiu aWsl
Council Sworn In.
Brownsville, Or.. April 14. A
new council was sworn in Monday
night, and It was agreed that the
new administration will meet
some time next week to consider
the matter of advertising for bids
In the stret paving work. Mayor
B. B. White. Recorder J. W. Craig
and Councilmen A. S. Hamll and
James Ferrill keep their s'eats.
Outgoing councilmen are Rice
Blackburn, Wingo Bggleston and
William Ober, and they are suc
ceded by Burney Howe and Robert
Matlock.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Don'tWoiry About
Your Complexion Cuticura
Will Take Care of it
If you make the Cuticura Trio your
every day toilet preparations you
will have a clear, healthy skin, good
hair, and soft white hands. Soap to
cleanse, Ointment to heal, Talcum
to powder and perfume.
iMapUlicaTmtiTlfall. AddrMs: "OatUar Lab
tTtorli,G.pl atilbr. 49. Bui " Sold eT-Ty-whr
SQSpZ&c O1ntmgntttiid60e Taleiim lie.
BaSTCuticura Soap shaTaa without mug.
J. SYLVESTER,
Accordian, and
MONTE AI STIN
Famous "Tower of Jewtbi
Singer.
Safe
Milk
For Infant!
& Invalids
NO COOKING
Tin "Food -Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Home, Office, nr
Fountains. . for HORLIOCS.
Say-Avoid Imitations & Substitute
GOOD MATERIAL
OUTWEIGHS PRICE
in a job of plumbing. It is far
cheaper in the end, too. It Ik
in your interest that we al
ways recommend the best ma
terials when we fix up your
bath room or do any other
plumbing work for you. We
know that poor plumbing ma
terials will not wear any bet
ter than poor shoes. So let us
put in the best. We'll match it
with skillful work.
GRABER BROS.
141 S. Liberty St. Phone 550
YOUR CHOICE
of WALL PAPER
hero is practically unlimited. We show
ull the fashionable as well as conserv
ative treatments in so extensive selec
tion that you're certain to find the ap
propriate effects for every room in
your home.
Ami with this boundless assortment
goes a service that is acknowledged ly
hundreda of our patrons to be excep-
FOR ANY BARGAINS
Call at
Capital Bargain
House
buy and Bell
thins
every.
215 Center St. Phone II!
MORE FOR EGGS
We always pay 2c per im
more. Tou see we have stall I
the Portland markets and tell I
rect to consumers.
Peoples Cash Store
Phone 4S3
PRINTING
A satisfied customer return j
ROWLAND PTG. CO
I'hoi.e '.Sli, over Patton Bk Strtl
Before vou buv i
LIFE INSURANCE
POLICY
See J. F. HUTCTIASON', Sr,
Dist. Mer.. (371 State SLI
Phone 99.
The MUTUAL LIFE of Ml
Oldest American Life Co. I
tional.
r
,istoa4V--.M
"ia"- a : . . I
aa
ITaaaatsaai
IS
The Week of April 11
Wall Paper Week
and we-re ready to help vou
''Make the home walls Smile."
Max 0. Buren
FURNITURE
179 North Commercial, Salem
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a. m. 11:0(1 . m. 6:00 O. m.
Leave Monmouth Il'tel " '1
m 1nnn m : i ' m
Leave Independence
a. m. 1:15 p. m. :30 p. m
Special trips by appointment
Seven pas.sentrer car
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t- ...j-. hr,Cf I
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Care of
Yick So Tong
Phlnos. vdlcine an t TesOM
Has medicine whUb
cure any known diseaa
Ooen Sum a,- fro:-
until 8 D. tn.
i53 South Hirh
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Portland & Salefl
Stage Line
Every Hour on the Ho
Both Ends
Leaves 10th and Aldt
Seward Hotel every ho
Leaves Salem Bligh Hot
First Stace 7 a. m.
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