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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1925)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 SALEM HIGH DISTRICT DEBATE Salem hlch school won the dis trict championship in debate last night y a one point margin when the local team defeated Woodbura high by a unanimou decision at Salem and lost to Albany by a split decision at Albany. The final count stood Salem 4, Albany 3 anJ Woodbura 2. Wuoaburn defeated Albany 2 to 1 In the third corner of the triangle, held at Woodburn. Affirmative teams traveled. Iu the contest held at the local high school auditorium Avery Thompson and Margaret Pro, com prising the Salem negative team, had little difficulty In disposing of the arguments presented by the Woodburn affirmative, consisting of Harold Ewalt and Betty Ballllo. Homer Richards and Thomas Childs composed the Salem affirm ative team which lost to the strong Albany aggregation by a one-point margin. The one Judge's vote at Albany was all that saved the locals from defeat. It the de cision had been unanimous the final count would nave placed Al bany one notch above Salem The Question was, "Resolved, That a strong third party would promote the intereata of good gov ernment in the United States. Pending word from Salem. Massachusetts, the local debate authorities are not definitely de elded as to what course to take next. There is no Intention of withdrawing from the inter flistrlc. debates to which Salem is lliRlble by virtue of last night's victory, but in case the debate ma terialises between the high schools of the two Salems It looms as a probability that the strongest pos sible team will immediately begin work to represent the locals. Such action would hamper Salem's chances In the state contest, but Orlando Horning, debate coach, has indicated that even In case a weaker team should prepare on the state question, euch a team would probably be able to work up a stronger case Ibsn his strongest possible team, working on two Questions. In any case the con test with the eastern school Is bound to hamper the local's chances for the Oregon state cham pionship, It is said, but school au thorities believe that the benefit to Salem of an Interactional de bate wil ltar surpass the benefits of winning state honors another year. Turner News Turner, Or.. Feb. II. Ball Bras, last week sold radio out tit to Floyd Bpeer. Kloyd prob ably wants the latest market re ports. Rev. Ben J. Klmber and family of Salem were dinner guests of Mrs. L. J, Rowley and son, Sun day. Mrs. C. Bones was Sunday guest at the home of her daughter in Ral.m, Sunday. Mrs. McHaley and Mrs. O'Neil of Salem were Turner visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin were in Salem, Friday night, attending the Demorest meeting at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Miss Dorria Barnett of Port land spent the week-end with home folks. Alvin Bond was borne from Willamette tor the week-end. Cordell Ball has purchased the McKinney tract of timber, near West Stayton and will soon begin cutting. Rev. Bea J. Klmber, field secre tary ot the county Y. M. C. A. occupied the pulpit at the Method, bu church, Sunday morning. Miss Thelma Pelxell came borne from Woodbura and Miss Avalvu from the wegon Agricultural col- lege Saturday for the week-end to visit their mother, who is recover ing from a severe illness. Miss Avalyn aays the etams are very hard and many will not return after the March vacation. O. W. Fan-is and wife and Mrs. Briggs are still confined to the house lth colds. They think Its more like the old fashioned flu. The Christian Sunday school Is progressing nicely under the man agement ot Charley Standley, the new superintendent. The tractor clinic ant on by Bones Bros, last Friday which was conducted by twa of the Ford Mo tor company s Fordson experts, drew a number ot interested farm ers, who learned many new Idea concerning the care of the tractor. The tractur was torn down and then assembled before them. Each piece was taken sepsrately and ex plained as to the part It played In the operation of the tractor. Charles Bones as an Aumsvlllc visitor Mondsy night. Since the Turaer meat market purchased the new delivery car we notice that Jack stays in the shop and Mrs. Barber runs the route. Albert Lulay, ot the Stayton Mail .was a Turner viBitor Tues day. While here he called at the Tribune office. Mr. Lulay la con templating the starting ot a paper at Falls City. Harry Bennett, former third trick operator at the Turner sta tioa. left Monday for southern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. J. F Thomason enjoyed a viist from their daugh ter and family ot Albany the first of the week. Mrs. A. Steele was eallsa io Mc Minnville, Tuesday, oa account of the death ot her niece, Mrs. Homer Estes. Mrs. E. C. Perry ot Portland waa a visitor at the home of her aunt, Mrs. . E. Putnam, Saturday. The concert which was to have been held last Fridsy has been postponed on account ot Bickness snd will be held In tbe near fu ture, possibly one week from next Friday. Frank Lyle und family of Port land spent Sunday with his father and mother. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON IIODCR GETS KQT YOCVEBRO FAUX 83VEN S. UtllefleU aa daughter Baker and air. and Mas. Hsllewaj at Fartlaat vara the cwasrt a their aauaia. Mrs. H. W. Isnitk last tfaaday. They aaeat Moaday aas Taasdar with at re, Smite's ra ther, George Staples, ot the Clover dais district. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber ot Aumivllle were Turner visitors Tuesday. Miss Agnes Kelly spent Sunday and Monday at home. Eorena Defeats Albaav. Eugene. Or., Feb. 2S. Eugene high arhool bssketball team beat the Albany high school hoopste.-s here last night by a score ot 21 to 6. The game was slow through- out. London The aferavtaa nillea boat, the til ton bark Herman?, the smallest boat oa a regular rua crass the Atlantic, has berthed here oa the return from her an nua! voyage to the mission stations In Labrador. It took the bark II days to re turn from Newfoundland, accord ing to her skipper. Captain Jack son. For the first tt--e for many yeans, he aays, tin Esquimau population shows a slight increase The one wireless set in northern Labrador regularly recelvee all the New York concerts, but cannot tune In with British stations. - ' ESTABLISHED 1868 H GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS I I Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. 1 Two Profits of Home-Owning-Are You Getting Both? The first comes when you save rent money by owning a Home. The second when you own a Home of per manent materials, escaping expensive up-keep -and depreciation.. Let the makers of concrete tile show you how much more profitable it is to pay for your home only once. Oregon Gravel Co. 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