Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 23, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. QKKUON rKlUAY. JANUARY 23, 1925 From the Richest and Best Part of the State MILL CITY TO News from Nedlrby Valley Points By Capital Jonrnafs Special Correspondents Kill City, Or., Jan. 13. The delegation which went to Albany, WAuntwaay, on road matters. cured tb permiuioa ot th coun ty court to purchase a roadmakinx ouiiu, providing the taxpayer in terested are agreeable aud for thin purpose a mectis of the Ujpoy- era will De held ia the school hauiu Satoriluy evening. The outfit w.ll consist ot a tnictur. ecurilier acd digger and will cot approxioiate ly $17U0. The Mill City district will have control of the machin ery at all times, but when nut in use can rent it to tin media to ud joining districts, which would help pay for it. It will also be one of the first district-owned out fit la Linn county, a step for ward in the matter of good roads. Jack JIaek, bridge and build! n foreman fur the Southern Pa-.fic company, together with his gang and outfit cars, left for Detroit, Wednesday, where they will be located tor the next few d rva working on company bridges JUtl other repair work. The Hammond Lumber eompanv has a Rung of men buy repairing their electric light line about the city, which have been damage considerably during the winter by high winds, quite a few of tbe poles being about ready to topple over. The basketball teams of the M'll City high sehuol will clash wit'.i the Turner high schoul teams hero Friday night. Mill City went lo Turner several weeks ago and de feated both teams, and Turuur will no doubt make a desperate eficit to get revenge, assuring a goj'l fast game. The annual basketball game between the Mill City fire depart' ment and the Whitney Lumber company of Garibaldi have been arranged ugain this year. Mill City going to Curiualdt on Janu ary 31 and they coming hero on February 14. Harry Morgan, man ager of the Whitney Lumber com pany, was formerly Buperinteai ent of the mill here and was very active with tho teams here. Since his departure tbe animal games with hk newly organised team at Garibaldi have beeu the most ex citing of tbe season. Mill City has always got the worst of the argument until last year, wUen they took both guinea, cauilag much rejoicing among the funs. Garibaldi will no doubt try to gnK revenge this year, and the Sanies will be eagerly looked forward to by tho fans. Next Saturday night the Mauser Bros, teum of the com mercial league at Salem play the Mill City team here. I The principals are all ready for the opining gong ut the uruury tonight lu the fourth program to be given by Matchmaker Hairy l'lant. The card on k lit to bo tbe beat yet nrwented by Plant as lu tes secured two good snapper j in Hilly Cardoati of Hurt land and Charles Ihiwsun of Kugene, who will tight the teu-rouud arm event. lioth Cardeau and Duwson nro well known by th'j time by Salem fight fnns and the go ought to be a winner. They are both clean fighters and can hit. no the fni:s will more than likely go nwav with their moneys worth. The winner of the Ieane-l)oyle fiflht was oririnally scheduled to nitc! Dawson in this go but Deane made fuch a poor nhowing in tho iant match that he has been barred from any further matches hero, Cardeau fought a ten-round draw with McCnrmiek of Sopkano at Portland last night but be will be hero for the fiht tonight, r. dean baa fought as high as three main vents In one week and lu been as good the laat nisht as (lie first so the fans will bo assured Z a good battle. Harry Plant has also ararngeJ a fast round go between K ke I Toysan and M. Denning of Po't land for the scmi-windup. Perry and O Leary, both ot Portland will meet iu a 4 round bout. The Fox twiud will also he matched. CHEMAWA FLATS TONIGHT Chemawa, Or., Jan. 23. To night the Chemawa Indians basket ball learn will meet the Washing ton high school repiesenUtivss on the Chemawa floor. The rtdtklas are expecting a bard battle from the visitors and the game ought to close. The Indians got off to a bad start the first of the season but they have been Improving rapid ly since the Salem high school eu counter and bid fair to girt the Washington five a surprise. Hayesville, Frultlaad, Middle Grove and Turner were new com ni unities who joined the county federal ion of clubs at a meeting at the chamber of commerce last night. A. N. Fulkcrson woe re elected president, Fred L. Scott of Liberty was named vice-president and W. W. Fox of Hayetiville, sec etary and treasurer. The next meeting of the federation will he held in February at Liberty. Lost night members of the leg islature were featured, Represent ative Swan talking on the rural danco ball bill and Keprescutat've Reynolds and Senator Brown of this county discussing the child labor amendment. Reynolds ex plained the amendment and IJrown spoke against it. U. S. Crowdcr npoke in favor of the amendment. Dr. Walter H. Urown, who Is to hare charge of the child health demonstration here, was also in troduced and discussed briefly the benefits ho hoped would accrue to the county. John II. Scott talked In favor of a soil survey for the county and the federation request ed Professor Powers of tho agri cultural college to set such a sur vey under way. Silverton News Sllverton, Or., Jan. 23. (Spe cial.) The Silverton Legion bas ketball team returned from Tur ner, Wednesday night, with an other victory to Its credit. The scoro was 30 to 8. This is tho fourth victory for Silverton, Mrs. Tom Hansen was tho fn- opiratiou of a pleasant afteruoju party lueuduy when a largo num ber ot friends surprised her at her home on th Kaat Hill. UcaitlcH Mr. and Mrs. Hansen and family, those present were: Mrs. II. Jul- sun, Mrs. Halvor Uuhl, Mrs. P. O. Henderson, T.lr. Scvert Sjuvuugon, Vorday Sjovangen, Mrs. Oliver lolman, Mr:i. William Sjovaugou, Mrs. Peter Madscn, Howard Mad- con, Marie Madscn, Norma Mid- sen, Mrs. O. T. Ur.id.slaU, Uig flradstnd, Mrs. M. N. Kolucn, Mis. John Fubr, Mrs. Soveriu Nelson. Acnes Nelson. Mrs Lenlla. Mm. O. Graven, Mrs. E. Qualseth, Mrs. Lestor McDonald. Mra. O. Kjm- duhl and Miss Christine llradstad. Refreshments were served at the close ut the afternoon. Frank Becker, of tho Silvortn Bakery forco, Is seriously III friiu tne or recta of having a tooth ex tracted. The extraction, It la a-ild, caused hemorrhages. vrr" J " B a r.ii.x e e - tun It? " b s : : ; Kf-'T'rrrrTTrrTrrT.. fcl CURED WITHOUT SURGERY MY METHOD of treating Piles, recoKinzed stto succcurul, U non surgical. No Inconveniences, embarrattv menu or confinement d u r i ng treatment. One may come and go about his ductrs as usual. Relief Is apparent from the cry flnt, and t posttivrh GUARAN TEE to cure any case ot Piles or refund the patient's fee. If to will write to ma I will tend you bit FREE book on Piles end ether Rectal and Colon disor aiSJL DEAN. MDlIk ptimiujxv iitHrxv watTl omrcs: CROSS WORD PUZZLES OELAHASSENGERS Yankton. S. D., Jan. 2.1. Dif ficulty In getting passengers to leave the train at their proper destinations hecanse of tho ab sorption in solution ot cross word puzzles is reported by a conductor on the rGeat Northern passenger train running out of Yankton. There la no greater cautte of melancholy than Idleness. In working pvila for another a man works evils for himself. Tho Jefferson schools have fn stalled new gymnasium aud play room for school children at aa ex pense of $2000 with one of the finest floors sue has ever seeu, County Superintendent Fulkerua report after visiting the school there yesterday. The apparatus has been carefully selected, she states, and plans are being made for exerchies ia the near future to dedicate the new structure. T. O. Davis ia principat ot the schooL At Woodburn, Mrs. Fulkerson ritates, she found the finest organ ized curriculum and work plan, which she declares she is willing '. put up against any school in the state. F, E. Fagan Is superin tendent there. She say that he has the work ot every student at his finger tip3 and has installed a system by which ne has knowledge ot the hourly progreee ot every student in the woodburn high school. During thrift week, she says, the school had some problem ot thrift in connection with every subject conflld ed in all classes. Rural School Supervisor Fox has just completed visits to Ever green, Centerview, Willard, Silver Falls, Union Hill and Itivervlew, and today is visiting North Saa tiam, Crawford and West Stayton, At Silver Falls, he states, the at tendance 1 record is exceedingly high, regardless ot the fact that the nearest pupil lives one half a mile from the school and the aver age distance tj travel for pupil; is from two to two and one-half miles. Hazel Green Hazel Green, Or., Jan. 23. Mrs. Pete Williamson Is In the Willam ette hospital at Salem, having un dergone a serious operation Sat urday. She 'm reported to be get ting along fine. Mr. Crowe, who with his wife Is spending tho winter at Tom Van Cleuve's, was called to his home in Moscow, Idaho, by the sickness of his mother. Mrs. Matilda Van Cleave was quite sick last week, but is better now. Homer Davis Is working with the Fairmount Dairy In Salem. Henry Rusinusaen was married recently and he and hie bride have a n Icq little homo In Silverton. Mr. find Mrs. (laskill and daugh ter and Mr. and Mrs. Eaton visited at Tom Van Cleave's, Sunday. Mrs. Payne has sold her proper' ty In Lab is h to Mr. McClery. George Zellinskt and Orvllle Luc key visited at Joe ZeIIin3kia, Sunday evening. TWO MARRIAGE UCEMES Dallas, Or.. Jan. 23. Only two marriage licenses were issued dar ing the past bringing th? total for January to 3. Theyrwere to Claude R. Brown, 26, Inde pendence, and Pearl R. Ccaikey, 21, Uonmontb; and John. J. Dec mod y, 37, Portland, and Bertha McDanlel, Independence. GIVEN 10 POLK SAMH. POLK Dallas, Or., Jan. 23. Karry Mc Kenzie ot Independence, found guilty Tuesday night by a jury on charge of stututory rape, was sentenced to threo years In the penitentiary by Circuit Jurtce Ramsey today. The law fixes the penalty from 3 to 20 years. Tom Garland aerense attorney, aeked tor liu days to file a bill of exceptions and 60 days to pro viae transcript ot evidence it an up peal was taken. This was grant ed and bail was fixed at $1000 which McKcnzie posted. Marvin Calkins, the third youth to face a statutory rape charge, was convicted, the jury deliberat ing for about an hour and a half. Testimony developed that Calkins had married a Sheridan girl in dependence, took her to her home and returned to hie home near Airlle the night before the data in which he was charged with the crime against a 14-year-old Airlle girl. Culkins will up pear for sen tence Saturday. Frank Coonar, convicted of the same charge Mon day, will be sentenced today. The (l a to of sentence was postponed irom inunmay. The Indictment against Dale Scrafford, charged with contrlbut iug to the delinquency of a minor. was found to be defective and tbe case was dismissed without .trial. It was announced that It would-be placed before the grand jurv In April. Robert Suthpln of BallsUn goes on trial this morning on the samo charge in which the three other young men have been con vlcted. BANK OF HEALTH Do you realize that you must make deposits in the bank of health everyday! The safest way to keep your health-assets intact, is to keep your body well-nourished. Scott's Emulsion is the food-tonic, rich in vita mins that helps thousands realize dividends on their deposits in the bank of health. A little of Scott's Emulsion helps you keep your deposit of strength 4K intact jj Scott & Bowue, Bloomficld. K. I. 24-11 ne best buj in town quicK starting W WIE to ALLEN'S F03T-EASE For Tlrad Feat It Can't Be Beat ' At nlebt when your feet are u red, sore anil swollen from mucb wiilklog or dancing, sprinkle two ALLEN 'SFOOT-EaSE pOWdera lu Um root-bath, gently rub the sore and in llaiued parts- and relief Is llko malo. Shako Allen'i rotl c Into your buoss In tlio morning and wnlk in comfort, it takna tha friction from the shoe. Sold everywhere For VUEE Haiuple anil Koot-Kase Walking Doll, aUOrwa, SUM'S OOT-fc4I, U . H. . Dallas, Or., Jun. 23. Samuel H, Tctherow, aged 89 years, died Weduesuay at hi home In Dallas following an illneaa of several months brought oa by a fall. Mr. Tetherow was one of Polk county's earliest pioneers. He crossed the plains with bis pir ents in IS 45. a boy ot nine years. Ihe family spent the first winter cu the present townsite of Dallas, where there was just one log cabin and In the spring took up a donation land claim on the Luckiamute near the Junction of the big and little Luckiamute riv ers. When the Indian troubles came on in the 60's, Mr. Tetherow en listed and served under Captain Hayden durins 1855-6. in what is now the state ot Washington. Only one member of the old company. Da vo Hedge of Independence, survives. Mr. Tetherow woe born In Pike county, Missouri, March 6, 1836 He is the lust of a family ot seven to pass on. During his entire ac tive lifetime he wae a farmer iu the Luckiamute country. He served one term as mayor of Falls City. For the past six years he has resided in Dallas. Mr. Tetherow is survived by hie widow and four sons. Columbus Tetherow, Dallas; King S. Tdthe row, Wtnlock. Wash.; W. K, Tetherow, Northport, Wash., find S. B. Tetherow. The Dalles. His first wife, aud the mother ot the children, died 39 years ago Uc later marired Mrs. L E. Holman.j who survives him. ! Kuneral services will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the: Chapman & Henkls parlors with Iter. J. E. Vouei in charge. The body will be laid to rest In tbt Monmouth cetnHery where other members of the family or" I Children CnrfcT Why Stay Fat? You Can Reduce The answer of moat fat people 1 that It ie too hard, too trouble some and too dangerou to tores the welKht down. Marmola Pre scription Tablets overcome all these difficulties. They are plena ant to take, entail no dieting or exercise, and have the added ad vantage of cheapness. A bos it sold at one dollar by all druggist? the world over, or send tho price direct to the Marmola Co., Gener al motors Bldg., Detroit, Mich Now that you know this, you have no excuse for being fat. You can reduce steadily and easily without going through long sieges of tire some exercise and starvation die with fear of bad effects. Get a box and start getting slender now. Adv. YA i Tl M A llLMJ MOTHER:- Fletcher's Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipa tion. Flatulency. Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation ol Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. To avoid imitation always look for the signature ol &L&tf7-&&&A Absolutely Harmless -No Opiates. Physician everywhere recommend it. Sprains Eases nam prevents stiffening Suick apply Sloan's. Thestim ating ingredients of which it b composed bring fresh, new blood straight to the injured part. At once the pain is eased, the swelling and inflammation Bra reduced. Continued treat ment prevents stiffening has tens ropair. All druggists 35c Sloan's liniment kills pain! GOOD MEATS The quality of our Meats is unexcelled and as for prices. Well look them over, they speak for themselves. For Saturday we offer: Delicious Prime SIRLOIN STEAK BEEF ROASTS 15c lb. I212C lb. Good Beef BOILING BEEF POT ROASTS 8c lb. 10c lb. Best Creamery Butter, lb. ...-0 ji.i.-.-.iSc Nut Margarine, 2 lbs. w, 45c Grain Fed Pig Fresh PORK ROASTS HAM ROASTS 17c lb. 22c lb. Sugar Cured , A Breakfast Treat picnics , i Link sausage 17c lb. (.j 20c lb. Start the new year right on the biggest measure of power you can buy for your car the new winter Red Crown gasoline I On all counts it is the best buy in town Quick, hair-trigger starting Smooth, faster acceleration in traffic Power and to spars on the hills. Give your car a work-out on ths new winter "Red Crown" today. Fin your tank at any red, white and blue pump in town at Standard CHI Service Stations and at dealers. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Cmlifemi) Fancy Dressed Chickens, completely dressed, lb. 30c Columbia River Smelt, now at their best, 4 lbs. :. .25c midget market Originators of Low Prices 351 State Street NOT IN THE COMBINE Salem Public Market The Most Convenient Place to Trade Corner State and Commercial. Phone 205. We Are Doing Our Part to Lower the Cost of Living. It's Up to You People GROCERY DEPARTMENT Brooms, one to a customer 49c Sugar, 100 lbs. for $7.25 Snow Fall Flour, 49 lbs. $2.15 New Crop Prunes, 2 lbs 15c New Crop Figs, 2 lbs 25c Sweet Peas, 2 cans ........ 25c Sweet Corn, 2 cans . . . . 25c Rolled Oats, 9 lb. bag . . .-. 55c Bulk Raisins, lb -. 10c Best Creamery Butter 45c Del Monte Peaches and Apricots, 2 cans for 33c Elbow Macaroni, 3 lbs. . . .20c Peaberry Coffee, 2 lbs. for 85c Navy Beans, 6 lbs 50c Ohio Red Label Matches, 6 large boxes for 29c PHONE 205 MEAT DEPARTMENT Beef to Boil, lb 7c Pot Roast, lb . 10c Chuck Roast, lb 12c Prime Roast Beef, lb 15c Round Steak, lb 14c T-Bone Steak, lb 12V2c Sirloin Steak, lb 120 Pork Roast, lb. . . ..... 16c Pork Steak, lb. 18c Pork Chops, lb. 22c Leg of Pork, lb 20c Pure Pork Sausage, lb. . . . 18c Hamburger, lb. . . . . . ... . 10c Bacon Back, lb .-. . . .18c Cascade Hams, lb. . . ... . .25c Lard in Bulk 18c Bring your container. BURNETT ' BROS., 'JEWELERS, "PAY US AS YOU ARE PAID. EIGHT STORES IN OREGON, WASHINGTON AND CALIFORNIA Invest a Dollar In a Diamond Ring Here is a definite saving plan that will help to save during the com ing year. Take one of those idle dollars, and invest it in a diamond! You can easily spare a dollar or two a week and in that way the Diamond will soon be paid for. Meantime you wear it show it to your friends. You have the con sciousness of "getting somewhere" Diamonds are growing steadily in value, are readily convertible, and remain, in spite of wars and tribulations, the world's "best collateral." Tomorrow we offer a special group of Selected Diamonds, in the new white gold mountings. Each is a gem of the finest character, full of fire and brilliancy. The mountings are varied and there are styles for men and for women to choose from. All are offered at a special price and on special terms. Choice at $98.50 Any one you may select delivered to you for a dollar bill. Pay the balance as you are paid. Two Dollars a week. Money back if you find that you can do better for cash. asyouarel paid 457 STATE STREET Sale m.Oregon We 11 Interest, 0vJ 0rTtne soe-su -r utJf arHNYv1 maiiI em amo pini