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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1925)
FK1UAY, MAKUH 6, PAGE TWO News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital . JournaFs Special Correspondents Frum the Richest and Best Part of the State THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON Tl Silverton, Or., March 6. (Spa tial.) The Sllverton Farent Teachera' circle is making exten sive preparation tor the couaty conveutlon of the parent-teachers' association which will meet at Sll verton on April . The Silverton circle is particularly deal rout ol making this an interesting meet ing an it is the first of its kind to be held outside of Saleui. A fine program has been pre pared by the program committee of which Mrs. Helen Wrightmao of Silverton is chairman. She is agisted by Mrs, jonu liulihlitt of Sllverton and Mrs. Hode Abbott of Sulem. The program will be given at the Kiikdo Field auditorium and the Silverton usaoeiatlun ex tend a cor. Hal invitation to all who arc interested In the work of the parcnt-tvflther's association. Mrs. Wright man, chairman of the program committee, has re ceived word that Mrs. George Per kins, state president, of Portland and other state officers will be present at tho meeting. Mrs. Perkins will preside at the round table discussion at noon. The sub ject to be dismissed wilt be "Parent-Teacher's Problems." Airs. Cecil Wenderoth of Salem Is president of the county association. The 17th annual convention of district No. 4 of the Hehekah lodge wilt be held at Silverton on March 21. The local lodge Is mak liifi interesting plans for the af fair. It was at first planned to bold the convention in April but the state president, Mrs. Mury 1) Mohs of Lake view, Oregon, wrote that she would pay her visit to Sllverton on March 21 and doped tho convention would be at this time. Twelve lodges of the district will be represented at the conven tion. Two Bcsioiift will be held, ono In the afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall and one in the even ing at the Eugi-no Field auditor ium. A 6ix o'clock dinner will be a part of the program. now uf brush Prairie, but tor merly of Silverton, have written Silverton friends that they have been undergoing a siege of sick ness, but are now much Improved. On March 14, the Pythian Sis ters will bold a food tale at Silver ton. J. L. Larson, who was badly In jured sometime ago, ia reported as Improving;. He Is now able to be up again. Chester Maulding Is another Sllverton boy who has found em ployment at Toledo. A great num ber of Silverton boys are employed at the lumber mills and camps at Toledo. Silverton farmers are buoy sow ing grain and clover. Many re port that their grain withstood the bard frost in the early part of the winter while others say they find they have to re-6ow nearly all thetr grain. - C. 0. Coffe Injured his hand while cranking a car Wednesday. Mr. Coffee cut his hand on the license plato necessitating the tak ing of three stitches. Edwin Hatteberg of Pratum has been working at the home of his rather, O. Hatteberg of Paradise, duriug the past few days. Trinity Ladies' Aid society was entertained t Trinity social room Wednesday by Mrs. U, Tingslad and Mrs. W. K. Dahl. At the business meting delegates were elected to represent the society at tho woman federation meeting to be held in conjunction with the Lutheran circuit meeting which will be held at St. John's church the latter part of this month. This meeting comprises the different Lutheran churches of Oregon and part of Washing ton. The delegates elected at Trinity Aid society were Mrs. Al bert Sathcr and Mrs. Levi (.ioplc rud. Mrs. llelge Hue Is quite III at her home on Nort h Wa ter Blrect. She Is being cared for bv her daughter, Mrs. Clara Haiti more. Misses Olga and Hilda Ak or Pratum were at Silverton, Wi:l nesday. They reported that their mother, who has been ill for t number of months, as being some what improved. Their sister, Al mo, who has been 111 for two years Is Improving, but slowly. Sho is able to be up but 15 minutes of each day. EXALTED RULER W. I. Noedham. of the First Na tional bank, was last night elected exalted ruler ot Salem Lodge No. 336, I). P. O. Elks, election to that office Is an unusual dieting tion this year because of the dedi cation ot tho new Elks temple, which will be an event o( the yeai and because ot tho part the Salem lodge, as the second largest Elks organization in the s'atc, la to take In the entertainment of the national Kike convention In Port land In July. Oilier officers elected last nisht were: '.''iP'S Leading knight, 0. L. Mc Donald: loyal knight, Milo Itas nuissen; lecturing knight, Frank W. Durhin Jr.: secretary, Harry 1. Wicdmer; treasurer, Jacob Fuhrcr; tylcr. A. L. Frazer; trus too for threo years, E. W. Hazard: representative to grand lodge, Dr. C. U. O'Neill, retiring exalted ruler; altornato representative to grand lodge, Charles K. Arrhcnl. F Dallas, Or, March 6. The nam, ol ths Dallas Commercial club was changed to the Dallas Chamber ot Commerce at the reg ular monthly meeting held last night at the club rooms. The change waa made without opposi tion on motion ot Eugene Ilayter. Partial reports from the mem bership drivo commltteea indicat ed that the support ot the club would exceed that ol the previous year. Only a tew membera have dropped their memberbhlp and a number ot new ones have been added. Practically a full report was ready, with the exception of the Industrial district, where the canvass has not been completed. ML ANGEL TCSSEHS TO PLAY SEATTLE COLLEGE Mt. Anrcul College, March 6. Mt. Angel college's undefeated basketball team will take a trip to Seattle In order to play return games with the College of Puget Sound and Seattle college. Beside these games the manager has ar ranged for several others, of which the tangle with tne Seattlo K. C. s will no doubt be the most closely played. The team will return to Port land In time to play their old riv als, Columbia university, Friday Stiffness This limbers you up Men on tho hie, heavy jobs know how Sloan s Rets right at stiff, achinf muscle, bringing them relief in the shortest poa eiblo order. Don't rub it in. Just apply lightly At once it speeds up tho circulation pain and stillness vanish liko magic. All druggists 35 cents. Sloan's Liniment kills pain! evening, March 13, ths return game ol which will be staged oa tha Mt. Angel college rvm floor. March 15. These games with Co lumbia are looked forward to as the most spirited and decisive con tests ot ths season, lor Mr. Angel took ths stats non-conlerencs championship from ths very teeth ot Columbia last year. PLAN BASEBALL LEAGUE OF SIX POLK TEAMS A six club baseball league In Polk county to play Sunday and holiday games is being promoted by Uert Thomas of Valsets and by liort Babb of ValseU, former star pitcher for the Oregon Aggies. Re plies to a questionnaire sent out by the Valsetz people have come f roi i Dallas, Monmouth and Am ity, reports Mr. Babb, and all are favorable to the formation of such a league. Independence has not yet re plied to Mr. Babb's letter, but as a strong team Is usually formed there, it is expected that this town will fall in line. Falls City will likely be the sixth team In the league. This Holstein, Gained M A for 9 Twenty days Wn Fad Hodgen's Calf Meal items' -U .V' r ' a. 4 Fatrvlcw, Oregon, May 1, 1&24. ' Mr. S. H. Hodgen, Portland, Oregon. ' Dear Sir: I fed your Calf Meal for 20 days will skim milk on a teat and made ray Ho! stein calf, whose picture here appear! gala 34 pound per day. Tours truly, (Signed) J. IiCSCHKIt SON. Hodgen's Calf Meal Manufactured by nODUKN.IUiKW.STKR MILLING CO Portland, Oregon Sold Br D. A. While & Son, Salem. Oregon Grain Co., Turner W. A. Kolthoff Jefferson How a new blend doubled former sales IT WAS only after months of exhaustive tests that we perfected the new blend marketed as Crescent Vacuum Packed Coffee. We searched the coffee markets of the world we tested again and again for flavor, for aroma, for body, for color. Then every detail of grinding, roasting and packing was given vigilant attention. The response was immediate! The new blend"struck twelve"! Within a year sales doubled and demand continues to increase. You'll find this new Crescent blend a rich, fragrant coffee. Many people tell us it is the best they have ever used. We know positively that it has no superior on any market at any price. ! 1 i t HI CRESCENT VACUUM PACKED COFF "You'll appreciate the flavor" CRESCENT MFG. CO. Mater of CRESCENT BAKING POWDER EE Burnett Bros., Jewelers (Pay Us as You Are Paid) Eight Stores in Oregon, Washington and California Mr. and Mrs. K. Thompson, who have been spending Severn 1 days visiting relatives at Coos ltay, have returned to their Silvertou home. Mr. and Mrs. Kfchard Hanaen, Rheumatism "Good bye old crutch!" THERE: IS positively no longer any excuse fur suffering tho agonies ot rheumatism I Ksnecfal Ir in the autumn of your lifo, when the vital organs woaken, Impuritiea multiply and linger In tho muscloa and joints, pa never before. It la pow, Just now, when you cannot at Jord to guess. No day returns) Here Is a Joyous fact which can mean to you a fond farewell for ever to all tha miseries, the tor tures, the body-twisting pains that you have suffered from the demon of rheumatism. It la a fact that rheumatism means "Mood pov erty." It is a fact with tho Increase of red-cells In your blood, impuri ties are destroyed. It Is a fart that B.S S. will help Nature build theso red-blood-calls! 8.8.8. la one of the most powerful blood cleansers In existence. Ita results In thou sands of rheumatic cases have been nothing abort of amailng! The medicinal Ingredients of 8 8 8 aro purely vegetable. This la very Im portant to remember! What can be mors Inspiring, more wor.ilerful than to see the shackles nf pain released from your atruggllng body, swellings, lingering pains, atiffness of Joints and muscles all disappear; your stomach made strong; your face pink with the old sweetheart glow, your blood enriched end your cheeks mors plump as they used to be. Vou can do lit Take 8 8.8, ths great destroyer of rheumatic Impurities. The Annual Sale of Watches TAKE ANY WATCH FOR $1 DOWN This is a glorified picture of the famous "Gold Medal Watch" which is said by all the Watchmakers we ever knew to be "The World's Finest Timekeeper." i - It is made by the Illinois Watch Company in Springfield, Illinois. It is sold on "suspicion" If at the end of thirty days it does not prove itself to be worthy the name you may bring it back to us and every penny you have paid will be immediately returned to you and that without a whimper! 1M li We want you to take a "Gold Medal" Watch and carry it for thirty days. No money needed none asked for! The Gold Medal Watch speaks for itself! Check up the Western Union Clocks with it! You'll find it as accurate as the stars. If you decide to keep it as we know you will Pay a dollar or so a week. No interesl; no extras no tax. Priced at $42.50. Unconditionally guaranteed. If you can't come write and we will send one to you. asyouare 457 state street u" Salem, Oregon xry Mora la lw !. Tha larsM 4m Is Bert MMMaltU ! Yourwjf Aftio
