Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 21, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextkV: THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH , PAGE TWO OR OREGON NEW By the Capital Journal-. From the Richest and Best Part of the State special Urrcsi)on(pni Tire Mountain View MUTT AND JEFF by Bud Fisher (Copyright 1924 ty H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. V. S. Pat. Off.) Dallas, Or.,March 21. Twenty field deputies are now working In folk county in the various did trlcts, according to Assessor Hul man. The county has been divided up, largely on the basiB of road districts und the deputies arj working In these as rapidly as pos sible. The following la a list of the districts and the names of those who are handling them this year: Koad Dist. No. 1, Grande Itonde Mrs. IS. U. lialnter. Road Dlsts. 2 and 3, Ballston and Perrydalo L. M. Bowles. Koad Ulsta. 4 and 14, McCoy and Lincoln T. J. Graves. Koad LMata. 6. 18 and 23, West Salem and Brush College Mrs. Stella J. Honry. Koad Diets. West 5 and East II, Rickroall and Oak Grove J, D. Alley. Koad Ilats. Went 6 and 17, Polk Station and Salt Creek Harry Brown. Road Dists. 22 and 26. Buell and Ked Prairie Allen T. Fletca- . er Road Dials. 24 and West 21, Falls City Charles McPherrcn. Road Dist. Bast 21, Bridgeport and Gutiirio L. N. Lindeman. Koad Dists. 20 and 25, Coopor Hollow and Mistletoe J. Shipley. Road Dist. 16, Oak Point and Greenwood R. b. Houck. Road Dist, 16, Independence L. Wright. Road Dist. 13, Monmouth Paul ' Tacheron. Road Dials. 8 and 9, Elklns. Parker and Bucna Vista Frt-J Scholl. Road Dlsts. 10, 12 and East 11, Suver and Soap Crook J. Baglcy. Road Dlsts. 19 and West 11. Ritner, Pedee, McTlmonds If. A. Ostrandcr. Dallas residence district W. J. . Whlto. General merchandise through . out county H. O. Black. West 21, Slletx and Rock Creek L. M. Donckel. Black Rock O. W. Miller. Dallas. Or., March 21. County Clerk Moore has Issued a lUt of official registrars for Polk county with whom voters outsldo of Dallas may register between now and April 15, when the books close. The registration so far has been light in the county, although much interest is apparent In coun- ' ty politics. The precinct registrars and addresses follow: 1, Douglas E. M. Jordan, ' Orande Ronda; Irvine Hussey, Wll- : lamlnta. 2, Jackson Emmett L. 89- chrlst, Bnllston. 3, Salt hake Charles Tlratcher. : Perrydnle, 4, Spring Valley Mrs. W. D. Henry, Salem Rt. 1. 6, Eola Mrs. B. I, Ferguson, 8alm Rt. 2. ' 6, West Rickrenll: 15, East Rlrkrenll James O. Price, Rlck ' roall, 7, Fourth Independence: 30, Third Independence: 16, First Iru dependence; 31, Second Indpppnd 'ence Roy M. Walker, Independ ence. 9, Buena Vista 0. R. Mack. Buena Vista. 11, Alrllc Kenneth L. Wll 'Ilams, Alrlie. 12, Bridgeport C. C. Gardner. Dallas Rt. i. 1.1. Salt Creek. 17, West Salem Maud Miller, Salem Rt. 1. 19, Pedoe J. J. Knots, Pedee. ' 21, North Falls City Mrs. Viv ian King, Black Rock; Chnrlni Benlon, Fnlls City. 26. Brush College Mrs. Fr-?il Oats now fW-rn' thv cT I fvAa'. AMD Triads, Q(L! Hout hat v I IbS I i . fCa"r'"- WLfaf."- C. Hilar) r r I Woodburn News CLASS "LAY IS SELECTED Woodburn, Or., March 21. "The Charm School" has been se lected by the ueiUor class of the high school as the class play to be give a during commencement wet:k in June. Sixteen members of the class will take part in the play which has been declared suitable to the talent available as well a& being a clever comedy. DEBATERS HARD AT WORK Woodburn, Or., March 21. Al though the debate team has not been chosen from the high school as yet Miss Lucille Tucker, head of the public speaking department, with a squad of debaters are spending the day In the state li brary In Salem studying Tor the debate scheduled with McMinu- ville for April 29. The debate question will be concerning soviet government In Russia. The team will be chosen from Irene Rlechel, Daryl Reichel, Betty Balllio, Fern Tweedy and Jack Meiser. GET READY FOR BASEBALL Woodburn, Or., March 21. Work on the baseball diamond at the high school ban been going on this week. Yesterday they were rolling the field and- It Is said to; bo in very good condition now. Practice for both baaoball and track started the first of the week although the weather has retarded work somewhat. OPERETTA IS SCHEDULED Woodburn, Or.. March 2 1. 'The Yokohama Maid" is the operetta which the boys' and girls' glee clubs will present on the 25th of April. Mlsa Marguerite Cook. back after a long illness, has charge of the glee clubs aud is di recting the operetta. Practice Is being carried on rogunrly now. C. Ewing, Salem It t. 1. 27, S. E. Monmouth; 28, N. B. Monmouth; 8, S. W. Monmouth; 20, N. W. Monmouth Howard Morlan, Monmouth. 29, Lowlsvflle Mrs. W. C. Wil liams, Monmouth Rt. 1. 3 6, Oakdalo C. I. Ballard, Hlckreall. 37, Kock Creek Mrs. C. Powell, Valsetz. NORMAL SCHOOL NINE STARTS PRACTICING Monmouth, Or., March 21. Spring baseball practice was be gun this week. Enough men turn ed out eo that two teams were as sured. The first team is to be supplied with new uniforms this year. It is expected that a good show ing will be made by the normal team this year aa more material In available to choose from than formerly. Those who make the first team will have to work hard for their places, the qukMstheMast cooks in 3 to A rich, Aarory oat breakfast In half th time of cofieel Quicker than eggi no longer than plain toast I Ask your grocer (or QUICK QUAKER. And enjoy a new delight Same plump oats aa regular Quaker Oats, But cut before flaking, rolled very thin and partly cooked rmaller flake -that cook faster, that's the only difftrtnea, All that rare Quaker flavor, AD the Joy of hoi breakfasts quick. 2 KINDS OF QUAKER OATS Now at Qrocan ' Quick Quaker and Quaker Oats. Oat whichever you prefer. SOCIAL WORKER TALKS ON IMMIGRATION HERE Woodburn, Or., March 21. A study of the immigration question and a description by Mrs. R. W. Achor of her many visits to Hull house In Chicago were of chief in terest at the meeting of the wom an's aid society of the First Pres byterian church Wednesday after noon- Mrs. Achor studied at the Moody Bible Institute and during that time visited among the imml grants studying conditions. Mri. J. H. Mack was hostess for the meeting of the eighteen women and later served a lunch with the assistance of her daughter, M.b. Esther Moon. The budget system of handling finances was discussed during the business session. PRESIDENT KERR SPEAKER Woodburn, Or., March 21. President W, J. Kerr, of the Ore gon Agricultural college-, waa the main speaker for a special assem bly at the high school early this afternoon President Korr touch ed on the problems of higher edu cation. He will speak this evening at the O. A. C. club banquet. PAST MATRONS ENTERTAIN Woodburn, Or., March 21. The past matrons club was hostess the first of the- week for a social aft ernoon inviting the eight members of the Gcrvais past matrons club as special guests. The women who attended from Gorvaia were Mrs. M. 0, Henning, Mrs. Sam Brown, Mrs. Booster, Miss Stevens and Mrs. James Imlah. Sixteen wom en enjoyed the afternoon whicJi was entirely social after a short business session at which Mrs. E. E. Settlemeter presided. Lunch was served later in the afternoon in the Masonic temple rooms where the meeting was held. Dullos, Or., March 21. An ex ecutive committee to have charge of raising 5QG by April 15 If th Polk county fair is to be held this year was named Thursday by N L. Our, president of the fair asso elation. W. V. Fuller of DalHs heads the body. Other member are W. L, Soehren and D. J. Bowe of Dallas, C. W. Irvln of Inde pendence and H. J. Elliott of Pcr- rydale. In case the committee Is success ful in securing the necessary sup port it will also have charge of the preparations for the fair. A re port is expected from them In lew than a week. Journal Want Ads Pay 5 minutes Pratum Notes Pratum, Or., March 21. A largo number from this vicinity were present at the Sunday school con vention held at Stayton last Fri day and Saturday and reported it a complete success. Mr. and Mrs. Horman Kleeo, from Brighton, Oregon, were visi tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Kleen last Sunday. U. M.- Lambert, who was hurt by a premature blast, is recover ing but is still in the hospital. Revival meetings will start at the Pratum Methodist church next Sunday evening, March 23,. and will continue throughout the fol lowing week. The Dallas choir, accompanied by th Mennonite choir, which sang last Sunday afternoon was enjoyed by all. Miss Nellie Kleen spent the week-end at the home of Miss Mil dred Meyer. Lowell Lambert, ' ft baehelor from Central Howell, visited his mother Monday evening. Hs-says a good wife Is to be appreciated. Fred OeVrles is busy sacking 300 sacks of potatoes which he sold Monday, - Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Brancfl and son Irvln spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Branch in Salem. The ladies aid society of 'the Pratum Methodist church was: held in the church basement lastWed nosday afternoon, thlrty-fou Ja dles being present. 'r The three around-tho-world fly ers were seen flying over Salem, March 17, and seven were seeu flying east of Pratum, March 18. ' Miss Verna Loganblll and Henry Roth were married at their new home Wednesday evening. Brooks News Brooks, Or., March 21. Mrs. John Ray went to Molalla, Sunday, to spend a week with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Ashbaugh entertained friends from Shelburn, Sunday. The ladies aid society were en Capes No wardrobe can call itself complete without a cape. And we are showing some very nice ones in expensively priced. $25-oo $29-50 Style, Quality and Price Are the strong features. You will be delighted with these Fifth avenue fashions. The materials are Stripeoiia and Salts Veltettes, trimmed with black and white collars, also tan muffloon fur collars. Smart new shades, rosewood, grey, sand, fawn, black. They rvly are quite fascinating. We're ready to help you to make this Easter Sunday a bright and Cheerful one. Start Your Easter YOUR KAIL ORDERS Receive earsful attention. Wf prepay th postage or express within a radius ot a hundred miles. Salem Store 466 State Street tertained by the ladies of Lake Labish at the home of Mrs. M. L. Jones last Thursday. Tho ladies served delicious refreshments. Fred Bachelor was home from Sliver Creek falls Sunday. Mrs. Aspinwall entertained the community club Wednesday. Miss Nina Murdock is confined to her bed with a badly injured knee. She fainted and fell from a two-etory window. Mrs. C. V. Ashbaugh Is Buffer ing with neuritis. Mrs. H. Veach of Salem spent the week-end with her mother in Brooks. The Christian Endeavor of the Evangelical church gave a St, Patrick social at the school house, Saturday evening. They had short program of Irish songs, after which they sold refreshments. SUverton, Or., March 20. (Spe cial.) A special meeting of the city council was called Wednesday night by Mayor John Porter for the purpose of considering, ordi nances and general business. A bond ordinance tor $7645.57, street Improvement bond was In troduced and read for the first time. This was adopted and the recorder was instructed to Issue a call for blda for the bond issue. The bids are to be opened at 3 o'clock p. m,, March 31. Chairman of parks, C. J. Cooler, presented his report of the land scape gardener from the Oregon Agricultural college relative to the laying out and beautifying of the park. He advocated building fence along the northerly end of the park, planting native shrubs along this, making of driveways or paths allowing no vehicles within the park, cutting out the smalt firs and most of the oak trees which obscure the hill In the background. The matter ot In stalling a gate at the street en trance was also discussed favor ably. No action was taken on the Nev Ones Created k, Shopping Today Satisfaction Guaranteed On every purchase or your money cheerfully refunded. Portland Silk Shop 383 Alder Street park report at this meeting. A resolution tor tne improve ment ot Lewis street was intro duced and adopted. Tha recorder was also Instruct ed to present one city map to the water commission. Journal Want Ada Pay. The Spirit of the West is in every steaming cup Lift a "cup of Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee to your lips and you wilt taste. jvhat we mean . , , an unmistakable 'friendliness , , . a quickening of the' latent urge to accomplishment , . . a' sense of what was expressed in the Army by "Let's got" For "Red Can" is the coffee of the; Icoffee-loving West. It speaks the Ian guage! It belongs! From the salty surf. !of the Pacific to the mighty Mississippi, it is The Recognized Standard outsell ling all other brands I You understand this popularity the in iBtant you break the vacuum seal and in hale that rare bouquet. You are thor oughly convinced the moment you taste the flavor, sealed fresh in vacuum to be loosed maybe days, weeks or years later I With all its high quality, Hills Bros. Coffee is not high-priced. It is eco nomical to buy and economical to use. Hills Bros., San Francisco. 1914, Hilli Bim. DALLAS ORGANIZING BANP Pallas, Or., March 21. A call has been Issued for all local boys and others who are interested In organizing a band In Dallas. Thoai Interested will meet at the city hall Mnrch 27. HILLS BROS COFFEE Mountain Vlow, Or m,i Mr. and Mrs. .ar.cl l tornla are visiting at the win,"1" Bouftleur home. """"H The Valloy Vlow club win . with Mrs. Oora Oibaon o IsST on March 27, b,1,l Mrs. Ben Diets is tlim covoring at the Deaconess bosn.. Mr. and Mrs . B.nBrtt an son aud family ot Lake Lai I visited at the William Bouiri.'S! home Sunday, i """Hiiir Jack Lynch ot Portland ,,, Sunday with bis sister, Mrs J ,. Chapman. ' ' Miss Rose Kron Is spending u week with her Bister at Turnw Mrs. M. B. Gergin or Baku spent Wednesday win, Mrs J n Chapman. " Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Muller li, and Mrs. Uroadthagen ana 'uji E. A. Sommer-s mother called m the E. A. Sommor home Sunoa, Mr. and Mrs. Prank llosenquen of Salem visited Mr. and Mrs. j0I, Caunoy, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Sterenio. spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs. T, J. Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Earl of Ton penlsh, Wash., spent Thursday il the K A. Sommer home. , Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Slemans bare moved Into the T. J. Gardner tot tage. Miss Lura Parker of Portland spent the week-end at the 0. K Fry home. In Iht trlfin'l Facuum-Pack ivhich tiettlttccgttfrtih.