Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 06, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti PAUE TWO Prom the Richest and Best Part of the State FLOOD FORCES Mill City. Or., Feb, . Heavy rains have continued to fall tor the last two days, accompanied bv night west wind which blew aown poles and fences. The San nam river roae about two leet Wednesday, bringing It to the highest point ot the winter, but the weather turned cooler Wednes day night, and the waters drop Dei back again. Early Thursday, ttc waters became extremely muddy, muicaung tuat a huge slide bad occurred somewhere east of Mill City. The lumber business re mains at a standstill here. al though the train and stage service has not been interrupted by the storms. At a meeting held Wednesday evening, the Will City tire dcpsri. nicnt appointed committees to ar range fur a big teed and dancing party February 14 In honor ol tte Garibaldi basketball team which plays a return game here tail evening. The picture show which ordinarily exhibits on Saturday night has changed their date to Friday In order not to Interior.) with the party. One ot the fastest and most ex citing basketball games of tin season was witnessed here Wed nesday night when tbo Mill City high school boys walloped the team from Perrydale, 28 to 11. The visiting boys were small In stature but faster than chain light ning, and the local boys were forced to extend themselves wore than in any game this season. As a preliminary game, the freshman high school glrle played the grade school girls, tho former winning 10 to 0. A large crowd turned out at the Hammond hall Tuesday evening to witness the operetta, "The Wind mills ot Holland," presented by Mrs. Nina Wadaworth Kalcr. The performance was very plea8ng and greatly enjoyed by all pres ent. Mr. and Mns. Charles Keys of Mill City left for Oakland, Cal., Tuesday afternoon, where they were called by the serious illness of their daughter. AT MM) Tonight the Salem high sclionl naskethuli team will play the Med turd high on the Iuttcr's floor !r the firut of two games to be playo l while on a tour of southern Ore- ron. Tomorrow nlcht the red aid black will tangle with the fast Ashland quintet ou the lattur'ii floor. The game with the Medftm, five ought to be fast as Mertfonl brok even tn a two-game series with the FuKcne team, which Salem de feated by a score or 23 to 21. Sa lem will be handicapped by p!.-y ing on a foreign fluor but they are in good condition and hope to come back with the bacon. Ash land hap an unnroken string of victories so tar thin year and the local boys are In hopes of b?Uz the flrnt to break them. The southern Oregou five took tho de cision over the locale In one of he best games played on the loo.il floor by a score of 30 to 26. Ash land Is out for the state champion ship and according to records so far this season will very likely lul- ii 11 that ambition unions f rank lin high of Portland or the local high school are able to stop tUeia The next game for tho home team will be played ou the local tloov on the ISth with West Una as their opponents. They that govern most make leant nolne. FREE TO Asthma Sufferers Free Trial of a Method Tliat Any one Can I'se Without llMoin fort or Loss of Time We have a method for the con trol of Ajthma, and we want you to try it at our expense No mat ter whether your cane la of long standing or recent development, whether It Is preset. t aa occasional or chronic Asthma, you should end for a free trial of our meth od. No matter in what climate you live, no matter what your ape or occupation, if you are troubled with asthma, our method should , re'ieva you promptly. , Wa especially want to fiend It to these apparently hopeless cases, where all forms of lr,hn1ers. douschen. opium preparations, fumes, "patent smokea," etc., have failed. We want to show everyone at our expense, that our method Is designed to end all difficult breathing, all wheeling, and ail those terrible paroiyaraa. .'This free offer Is too Important to neglect a aingle day. Write now and begin the method at once. Send no money. Simply mall cou pon below. Do it Today You do not even ay postage. rnrc tiiial coi pon FRONTIER ASTHMA CO.. Room 27tC, Niagara and Hud son St., Burfalo, N. T. '" Send free trial of your meth od tot News from COOLIDGE DISLIKES 2 fElWaETOMIAr-rS' WITH M iff I) bit nfSv;, Mill Mf& President Coolidge doesn't like those trick pants the drugstore sheiks are wearing. The "bell bottoms" may be all right for sailors who have to roll them up to wash decks, but they're not favored by the President for college boys. Left to right are shown It. F. Suter, Tcesidont Coolidge, L. W. Nutt snd J. Preodergast, pictured at the White House, where the Princeton students, mombera of the Mask snd Wig Society, called to Invite Mr. Coolidge to their next show. The President greeted thTn, cordiany, bnt suggested that the young men wear old-fashl6vncd"galb'i.se3,i' to keep" their trousers from hanging down ever their sh"oe'toj's;'si5lYtold'tiiem frankly their trousers were too long and full at the bottom.' Silverton News Silverton, Or.. Feb. 6. (Spe cial.) For the last time as slu dents ot tho Silverton high scli'jJl the 25 mid-year seniors met Wed netiday evening at the Kugcn Field auditorium and put on ; program. Tho hall was decorateJ in the senior colors of orange an.. while snd cyclamens were used ef fectively on the stage. No one tok part in tho program other than members of the graduating cl;ii-. The seniors formed in a double row on the stage m Blanche Ilea Id, one of their memb-'ra. played the high school song. Members in the audience rose to their feet while the seniors itiF, Old 3. H. S.' Father Byberg guv a the class night salutation. Tiiia was followed by a costume dau'c by Margaret Sim nig with Father Towe at the piano. Milton Bris tol read tiie claw poem, which wh written by Forrest Wright. Arties Dahlen gave a short history of tlir class and Donald Linn gave th3 usual 'last Will and Testament," of ita members. The class prophecy Sidney-Talbot News Mrs. Ida Booth Belknap who teaches tho Sidney school went to Portland Saturday morning to at tend ihe Booth taniily reunion din ner which waa given Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. llockett at 1131 Mallury avenue. This reunion is a semi annual event in the Booth family and nil the brothers and slaters to gether v 1th their wives and hus bands gather at one ot the homes in January and again in June every year. TUosj attending the dinner Saturday nixht were: Mr. and Mrs. H. A. olloth of lOugene; Mr. and Mrn. J. II. oBoth, K use burg; Mr. and Mr. T, E. Singleton, Uose burg; Mrs Bertha Peterson, New berg; Mis. Ida Belknap, Monroe; 25. T. Keyes of Fossil and the hosts Mr. nnd Mrs. llockett. The next rcuulcn will he held the first weok In June at the country home of Mr. and Mrs, E. II. Belknap at Monroe. A party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O, M. Belknap Saturday nixht. The evening was spent with carr'e and music. Ke- frehnienta were served at mid night and at the close of supper Mrs. Ilelknnp waa presented with a fire-place set, the gift of the community, the occasion being her rjtfore pep for starting-" Taster acakmtionmore power IT'S A BUY The new winter lied Crown" is a buy-it snaps your motor over quicker, accelerates fast er in traffic, and on the lulls where you want it, there's power to spare You'll find something new in gasoline jn the new winterlRea Crown" "in every way tht best buy in town. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Buy H anywhere yoo ee the red, white and blue pump at Stand ard OU Service Stations and at dealer. SHEIK TROUSERS 0 VI . a;,; RT,VlXyz,-XtT COOIIDCTB was read by Mae Oraden. Agnes Dahlen sang a solo, accompanied on the piauo by Blanche Heild Fsther Towe was class valedictor ian. The evening's program cl03id with the singing of the class song by tho class. Forrest Wright and Milton Bristol entertained the younger jft at a dancing party at the w. O. W. hall Tuesday evening. Be sides the two hosts and W. Lon of the high school teaching force, thoso present Included Mildrsd Klceb, Helen Kleeb, Kalhryn L?m moo, Anita Gilkerson, Margaret Mm ins, Bertha Aim, Dena Aim Nina Aim, Frances Coberly, M hania McKoo, Lillian Dahl, Nine liohenolt. Blancho Heald, Agnea Uahlen, Olive Banks, G lay da Lar son, Wavard Cramer, Lloyd Lar son, (ilenn Parrish, Fred Steward I.nmont Fry, Dwight Klroher, Kit ward Syring, Itohert Semau. Lloyd K richer, Wayne Lawry, Burns Gilkerson, Walter Roshcim and George Lukens. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Reeves, Mr, and Mrs. J. O. Fan. Mr. and Mrs. Q. H M..rl:itt. Mr. and Mrs. E. L Fin- lay, Mr and Mrs O. II. Thar p. Mr. nnj Mrs. C. O. White-nan, Mr. and Mrs Fred Myers, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meier, Mr and Mrs. C. F. Meier, Mrs. William Flnlay, Miss Elda Wintermantlj, Llewelyn Morkln It. chard Farr. Lloyd Marlatt, Fred Wintermantle an dthe host Mr. and Mrs. Belknap. birthday. Those present were: Are You Fat? Just Try This Thousands of overfat people have become slender by following ihe advice of doctors who reconi' mend Marmola Prescription Tab lets. These little tat reducers are m"de from the same formula a tho famous Marinota Proserin tion. If too fat don't watt go to your druggist now and for one dollar (the same price the world over) procure a box ot these tab lets. If you prefer you may secure them direct by sending price to the Mnrmola Co., General Motors Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. They reduce .steadily nnd easily. No need for tiresome exercise or starvation dbt and no unpleasant effects. Ad v, winter THE CAPITAL JOUJANAi; SALEM, OREGON Nearby Valley Points POLK COUNTY I Dallas, Or., Feb. . The state market road funds withheld from Polk county until a satisfactory agreement could be reached bt tween the state highway commis sion and the county court as to the uiu nf th.w fn,i. fn. v.. ..... chase of road machinery have been iau ,ur iu voumy Treasurer lliimlltnn Th. mav.nA . - ' ;imui UlUUUfli- ed to 1304.02 and has allowed vu (reuHurer 10 call in all out standing mantel road warrants. The funds were withheld wiien the commission disapproved of thu machinery rhurroH nvqin roads by the old county court. Senator f!harU.a Wall n field will speak next Monday noon at a commercial Huh inn.KAn The weekly luncheons with short programs have become an estab lished custom with the club and It is planned to have Senator Druca Dennis of La Grande and a number of oiher -well known men coma hefnrn tho l..l.i,nnn session closes at Salem. The Dallas rnmmar.l-,l M1..K voted last night to provide prlies ior me Deal window decorations put In by scout troops during Boy Scout observnnr nf fh. fAn:n.. of the organization next week. It uio voiea am to pay the way of 20 scouts to the showing of Abrv nam Lincoln at a local theater. WORLD COURT LOSES OUT FOR THIS SESSION Washington, Feb, 6. The world court proposal virtually was Is'd on the shelf today by the senate foreign relations committee so far ag this congress Is concerned. A two-hour discussion got the committee nowhere, and afterward Senator Swaneon of Virginia, the1 ranking democrat on the commit tee, said he saw no reason tor; pressing his membership proposal a there was no possibility of. ac tion before March 4. ' GIVEN MARKE ROAD MONIES Their Better TeLSita is Simply a Matter of qUALITY ASK your TftU-BLU Biscuit Co., sTsesswTstai ass-?h3 SUNDAY NIGHT LECTURE i SUBJECT "Will the Roman Catholic Church Domineer the World Again? Would She Like to Ik) So?" At the Seventh Day Adventist Church, coiner of Fifth and Gaines streets. Lectures are Free. Come and bring your friends. 7:30 p. m. Good Singing. Turner News Turner. Or.. Feb. . Miss Helen Brower came ud from ilei vals. Wednesday of last week, for a few days' visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Barber wsie Corvallis visitors Tuesday evening of last week. J. B. Barber, our local butcher, was a business visitor la Salein, Friday of last week. Frank Baker and family of Portland spent the week-end at the . C. Baker and the J. F. Lyle homes. Mrs. Loretta J. Rowley leaves Friday to spend the week-end vis iting relatives and to attend tbe Acmrlcan Legion forum at Amity. Quite a number from Turner at tended the picture show at the state school Monday night In spite ot the bad weather and high water. Mrs. Emma Brown la the guest thie week of Mrs. Myra Burnett at her ranch east of Turner. Mr. Hose is in Turner with the southern Pacific eomcany signal gang. Installing automatic bl; signals. They have the gap be tween Marion and Salem to fill in and will probably be here about three months. Mr. Hose Is an old tnend of the agent, H. S. Bond, John Chavea moved back to turner from Salem last week Last week Dick Kelly gathered in the stray horses that were around town and tied them un and me owner was to hare come after tnem Sunday. A family by the name of Brund- riilge have moved Into the Smith property, formerly occupied by the n. it. Miiee ramiiy. Monday night of this week marked the highest stage of wartr Safe Milk Infant: Incaluit. Childnn. The Act J Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. is powder fona;makesThe Pood-Drink for All Ages. Digestible No Cooking. A light Lunch always at nana, aim In Tablet form. Ask for "HotlkUt," at all Fountains. xr Avoid Imitations Snbatitute Grocer FOR Tht Universal Cmd&t" Spokane, Portland In Mill creek for the year. aoout two Inches deep over the road near the old Miller eawmili. Mrs. . F. Lyle and Mrs. O. A. (i. Moore spent the day Wednesday with Mrs. Myra Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bond were nosta to a radio party, Including the J. F. Lyle and O. A. O. Moore families. Owing to the high wate.- clos ing down tbe mill at Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lyle are vis iting In Portland for a tew days. Agnee Moore commenced taking violin leesona this week. Tnis adds one more to Mrs. Clodfelur's class. It is reported that a new family has moved to the Ucsec place near Turner. t ' B. J, Klmber, oouaty "Y" sec retary, and Mr. Yont, state boys' work secretary for the Y. M. C. A., were in Turner, Tuesday; J. L. Webb and son were busy sawing wotd In Turner, Tuesday. V. P. Ericheon, who has beun living in one of the houses belong ing to Mrs. Davis, leaves Saturday for his old stomping ground In quality of Schilling Coffee has not changed "'the quality you would insist upon if you knew all the faffs about coffee COFFBB INSURANCE money over my counter Mantly, If at any time you do not consider gladly, and without question. Schilling Coffee the bef coffee to be You keep the coffee. P.S.Thlofff found anywhere, I will return your Your Grocer SSTiSJ! BURNETT BROS. JEWELERS "PAY US AS YOU ARE PAID" EIGHT STORES PORTLAND, SALEM, TACOMA, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE, SEATTLE, EVERETT AND CHEHALIS Good silverplatcd tablewares at a price that should bring every frugal housewife in this city to the Burnett store tomorrow morning! You can easily . make up a set in this new and beautiful "Orleans" pattern. KNIVES (set of three) FORKS (set of three) TABLESPOONS (set of three) DESSERT SPOONS 'set of th; TEA SPOONS (set of six) COLD MEAT FORKS (one) BERRY SPOONS (one) uuare 457 STATE STREET FRIDAY, California. Mrs. Drown waa a Salem pas senger Monday. C. S. Stone Is building a boose on his ranch east ot town. The Turner drug store Is all decked out In gay colors for Valen tine day. - Mrs. C. Bones returned Satur day from a week'a visit with ber daughter In Vancouver. A. h. Bones was an Amity vie itor one day last week. - Lyons News Lyons, Or., Feb. 6. Miss Ethel Swank went to Albany, Sunday, where she will be employed at tbe Albany Creamery compauv. Mrs. Alex Uodiker and Miss Ella Johnston were Salem callers Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Berry have recently moved Into the Ella Lyons house. The pie social held In the com munity hall last r'riday evening was enjoyed by a large attend ance. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Yonkers ot Albany visited at the home of Mrs. Yonkers" mother, Mrs. Colby, last week. Miss Winifred Hardison spent 0& your like it always did? Rave you noticed, a change? . : . The KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS A Set For SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS lorn We reserve the right to limit the number of pieces sold to any one buyer. Positively none sold to dealers. Only by buying in enormous quantities for the eight Burnett Jewelry stores is it at all possible . .. 1. ; - . i , . tu unci- sue ii a suwng as is nere represented. Note: Each piece is guaranteed bv the manu facturers, and by Burnett Bros. Old Dutch Table Mats Ten Cents Apiece! We have another collection of these useful and artistic table mats to sell at this astonishing price- As shown in the sketch reproduc tions of the Old Dutch silver with a felt lining which saves the table. In order to make them go 'round we shall sell not more than two to a buy er at 10c apiece. FEBRUARY 6, 1925 By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents the week-end with home folks st Portland. Mrs. Helen Vaughn visited with ker sister-in-law, Mrs. Strayer of Autnsville, last week. No man ever made an ill figure who understood his own talent, nor a rood one who mistook them. Free Spinal Analysis Chiropractic Adjustments will get results where other methods hare failed. Let Chiropractic prove what U can do for you. Dr. Lloyd W. Ivie 313-14 0. S. National Bk. Bldg. Phone 2114, Salem, Ore. Watch your Coffee! coffee taste Matfe no V Hie best buy h flown Paid Cai Psj s-..- fntw,,. teTeve.