Capital journal., January 28, 1925, Image 8

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PAGE" EIGHT
A new Instructor will be Kldel
to the teaching staff of the Salou.
public rcbools u a result of action
taken by tlit school board I ant
Bight. The teacher secured is ilia
Gladys Tipton, graduate of Nv;
Mexico normal school and a grade
school teacher of three years ex
perience. The reel gnat Ion of Mini Tereua
Fowl was accepted at last night'
meeting, and Miss Clara Tbonip
son selected to taae her place.
Criticism of the condition of the
Bigh school building resulted in
the board taking definite action
to notify Superintendent Hug to
Instruct J. C. Neon, high school
principal, to keep the building
clear of marks and other deface
ments.
Upon report of a committee In
structed to secure rooms lor tae
staff connected wtlh the Harknese
health demonstration program. It
was decided to give them rooms In
the southeast corner of the blgli
school building, on the first floor.
Indications are that the corps of
nurses will take possession as soon
as they arrive, which will not be
for several weeks.
Two hundred fifty dollars was
appropriated to buy material fur
an addition to be added to the
J. L. Parrieh junior high school
building. The work of building
the addition will be done by the
manual training department of the
school and will be begun at one.
The extra space provided will be
used by the miuual training de
partment, A total of $1362.50 saved un
der the budget estimate from the
expenses of three of the public
Behoofs was reported by the super
intendent. Silverton News
Rllverton, Ore., Jan. 28 (Spec
ial) News comes from Corvatlls
that Max Hubbs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hubbs of Silverton,
and a sophomore at Oregon Agri
cultural College, and his team of
lieutenants came out ahead of all
other teams In a day's drive for
the memorial building. Mr. Hubbs
and his team had $4,500 to their
credit. Mr. Hob be Is also a pros
pective pledge for National Col
legiate Players, a dramatic organ
ization at tha college. He recent
ly took part In a play, "Wonder
Hat, given by prospective pledges.
Among Silverton people on the
sick list are Mrs. George Honrik
sen, Mrs. B. Sundvold, Mrs. J. P.
Larson, Mrs. H. Rue, Ellison Bris- ,
tol, O. J. Moen. The latter two are
reported as being 111 with small
pox. Mr. and Mrs. E. Minor have
gone to San Francisco, California,
where Mr. Minor will enter the
Southern Pacific hospital for
treatment. Mr. Minor has been an
employee of the Southern Pacific
company at Silverton for a num
ber of years.
Mrs. W. L. Jones of Hoqulftm,
Wash., Is at Silverton for a vlnlt
with her daughter Mrs. Nye 0.
Bristol. Mrs. Jones was born at
Bilverton and for many years made
this her home.
Mrs. Honor Edison hai gone to
Wdushapal to be employe J In a
beauty shop.
Silverton friends have received
word that Rev. H. J. Thorpe of
Portland has accepted a call to
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Rev. Mr.
Thorpe has spoken at Silverton a
number of times and has a number
of friends here.
A number of Silverton people
have expressed their intention of
attending the penitentiary show
at Suletn and Grand Opera at Port
land this week.
The Silverton Choral Society
will meet at the Christian church
Sunday, February 1, at 2:30 for
practice. The change of meeting
from Monday nights to Sundny
afternoon is due to the fact that
the leader. Tom Kaarhus, hns
moved to Eugene and can only be
present Sunday afternoons. The
society Is preparing a cantata for
Easter.
J. H. Hyett, formerly with the
First National Dank of Silverton
and later cashier at Creswell, Ore
gon, has returned to Silverton and
has taken office room at the
Hubbs Real Estate company. Mr.
Hyett will deal In real estate and
Insurance.
D. E. Gelser asked me to have
this advertisement run In the
Capital Journal on Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday of this week and
to have the bill sent him:
FOR SALE $7,000 nursery hop
flat. Crop first year. Gelser Heal
Estate Agency.
GOVERNORSINVITED TO
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES
Washington. Jan. 28. Inven
tions have been sent out by the
local Inaugural committee to all
state governors to participate in
the parade and other inaugur-il
ceremonies In Washington on
March 4. Attendance of the go
rnors has long been a tradition In
the Inaugural program and their
escorts In the ,-ast have lent micb
of the color to Inaugural prora
tion a.
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nine time out of ten it a
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Sidney-Talbot News
Sidney, Or., Jan. 18. Line No,
24 of the Pacific Telephone com
pany held a special meeting In the
grange ball at Wiutel. Monday
evening. The meeting was called
for the purpose of deciding on tae
new ruling of the company regard
ing rentals on all farmers' 1.08.
After much discussion it was uj
elded that each subscriber would
pay direct to the company and not
to the secretary of the line.
Mrs. G. II. Uarlatt and Mrs. L
F. Meier were in Albany, Monday,
shopping and transacting business.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Ulinstou and
Mrs. Edna Iteeves attended Po
mona grange meeting In Salem,
Wednesday.
Mrs. William free man was tak
en very ill at her borne near Ta:-
bot, Wednesday night. She was
rushed to a Salem hospital ann
undtrwent a major operation early
Thursday morning. She w report
ed to be doing splendidly and her
many friends here bope for ner
speedy recovery.
Ankeny Welfare club met at the
home of Mrs. O. H. MarlaU,
Thursday afternoon. Roll call.
"The time-saving device I would
like added to m v kitchen." was
answered by all membe'rs present.
An hour's study of Oregon history
was followed by a discussion of
Oregon poets, some Interesting
biographies were given, also a
number of quotations from Oregon
writers. Luncheon was served by
the hostess during the entertain
ment hour. Club members present
were: Mrs. J. O. Farr. Mrs. O. M.
Belknap, Mrs. Eugene Fitilay.
Mrs. C. F. Meier, Miss Lou'se
Halle and the hostess, Mrs. G. II.
MarlaU.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Ander
son of Portland are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. O.
Farr this week. Mrs. Anderson Is
Mr. Farr's elster. Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson have made their home in
Kansas City for many years but
Liberty
Alva Coffey motored to Jeffer
son Monday morning on bunt n ess.
The Misses Verna Tittle and
Jennie Rehooly, wh are attending
the O. S. N., and Mrs. E. Hedges
were vtaitore at the home of Mr.
nnd Mrs. P. G. Judd laet Satur
doy.
Mies Ida Mathcson le unable
to attend high school in Salem on
account of having la grippe.
Mrs. Wlrth was a dinner guest
at the W. II. Matheson home last
Sunday.
Miss Esther Neuens, who had
her ankle broken during the De
cember snow, had the cast taken
off last week, but It will be eome
time before she will be able to
step on her foot. In spite of her
handicap, she is keeping up with
her studies In the business course
of the Salem high school.
Mrs. J. W. Jory and son, John
ny Dencer, have gone to Med ford
where they were called on ac
count of the midden death of
Mrs. Jory's brother, J. Thomas.
The county federation of com
munity clubs will meet with the
Liberty parent teacher amocta
tlnn in February. This will be a
rare treat to all who attend the
meeting, for a more sociable anil
Jolly bunrh of people never got
together. It le a privilege for Lib
erty to be boat. Let us do all In
our power to make them glad that
they met with us. The exact date
will be announced later.
Fred Scott was elected vice
president of the county federation
of community clubs at the annual
meeting held In Salem last Thurs
day night.
The regular parent teacher
meeting will be held at the usual
time, the second Friday, which
will be February 1.1 lb. so Mrs.
Cone, chairman of the program
committee announces. The pay
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While beautifying the hair "lan
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recently sold their Interests there
and came west to stay.
J. D. Turnldge went to Portland
last Thursday on business.
F. E. Osborne has been on the
sick list this week. Mr. Osborne
i staking treatment for ear trouble
from a Salem physician.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Whitentin
entertained a number of their
friends and neighbors at an old
fashioned party at their borne
Saturday evening. The time waa
parsed In playing cards and visit
ing. At midnight refreshments of
sandwiches, cake, pickles and cor
fee were served. Those preaent
were: Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Thar;,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers, Mr. am
Mrs. J. G. Whtteman, Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Marlatt, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles eier, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Meier, Miss Thelma Harlan, Fred
Wlntermantle, Lloyd Marlatt, Max
Myers and the host and hostess.
Mr. and Mm. C. O. Whiteman.
Albert Davison an dson, Delmer,
are doing some Improving on the
place which they purchased from
Elija Anderson. Just now they
are engaged In grubbing about ten
or twelve acres.
R. H. Farr went to Mill City
Friday afternoon, to attend the
basketball game between Mill City
and Turner.
Mrs. G. H. Marlatt and Mrs. C
F. Meier were Salem visitors Fri
day.
The road committee for district
Mo. 88 was out Friday viewing the
roads and deciding just where the-
special road tax should be put.
fhls committee was elected at the
last regular road meeting to ap
portion the special tax voted at
that time.
Mrs. David Turnldge was strick
en suddenly with appendicitis one
day last week. She was hurnen 1
to one of the Salem hospi'.a.B
where an operation was perform
d. She Is reported as doing nice
ly.
News
program has been Indefinitely
postponed on account of enter
taining the federation.
Harry Bail) le, county club
leader, met with both the cook
ing and the chicken club and
their leaders, Mrs. H. Gilbert and
Claude Stevenson, last Friday at
school.
Oscar Sneleon left for Wash
ington last Wednesday.
A. B. Browning .and family
were Albany, Corvallis and Phi
lomath visitors last Sunday.
Harold Zosel has purchased a
new Maxwell coupe.
Mrs. Ida Odell and her mother,
Mrs. William Caeh of Portland,
visited at the home of J. H.
Dasch last Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Cruthers were
Portland visitors last Thursday.
The Mioses It nth and Hovilla
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Portland, and Clarence Weis.f
Salem were guests of W. J. Nen
ets and family last Sunday.
Floyd Scully, Jr., ts seriously
111 with bronchial pneumonia. .
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and
daughter, Gertrude, of Klamath
Falle are visiting with Miss Ella
and Betty Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rap of
Portland were recent visitor, of
Mr. and Mr. John Berg.
George Krenn's father tied
last Tuesday afternoon.
Harlan Judd haa returned hone
from the Willamette sanitarium
Mr. and Mrs.- R. V. Ohmart
and daughter, Valleda, and Mies
Dorothy Ereklne attended the
dedication of the HayesvUle
school house. Miss Ereklne gave a
solo as part of the program.
Verda Rains has been out of
school for several days suffering
with tonsilitie.
Mrs. J. E. Cruthers has receiv
ed word that her mother, Mrs.
Gleaeon, has arrived safely in
California, where she will spend
the remainder of the winter.
School vie Hons for the past
week were Mies Gladys Wright,
Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. John Anderson
and daughter, Evelyn.
J. O. Morrison has been suffer
In gwith hiccoughs for about five
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$25.00
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days, and at tola time ha not
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Mr. and Mrs. Mohney and etall
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W. I. Neuene haa been utter
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ear.
The Infant eon of Mr. and Mre.
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Come in now and see the new things we are leading
the world on style and quality.
We have just received some of the most stunning
styles that we have ever offered, in satin, patent and tan
calf- You will "have to see these wonderful styles to in
any way appreciate them.
We are putting our Stock and our Store in shape to
carry only high grade Shoes and fast styles which you
will be able to buy right here in Salem just as soon as
anyone in the big eastern cities.
We were the first to show Blond &f,tins and Apricot
Kid Shoes, before they were shown in Portland, and our
trade showed their appreciation by clearing them out
almost as soon as they were put on display.
We are convinced that Salem-wants high grade Shoes
and the first run styles and we are going to produce them.
DO Y0UB FEET HURT?
Corns and callouses re
moved without pain or sore
ness. Ingrown nails removed
and treated. Pains In feet,
weak-foot, flat foot, foot
strains and fallen arches ad
Justed. Do not suffer. I will
tire you the beat that science
can produce In scientific
chiropody. Consult
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About Your Feet
Hours t to I: S(. Phone (It
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1925
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KEFAIB DEPARTMENT
Our shop Is equipped with
all new machinery. We use
nothing but the very beet
grade of leather that mooft
will buy.
Mr Jacobson. in charge of
this .department, Is an ex
pert In his line has spent
"ears in factories and repair
shops and will do nothing
but hleh (-raile work. .