Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 11, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1925 PAGE TWO News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents From the Richest and Best Tart of the State THE CAPITAL JOltltNAL, SALEM, OKEUON E Organisation of an Oregon State Bottlers' association wu effected yesterday afternoon at a meeting at tbe Marion hotel. Dottier were present from all over the state. Upwards of 35 men were present at the meeting, representing not only bottling work but supply men whose business is connetei with the industry. Officers of 11k- now organization were elected as follows: Wnlter Rtnltr, Salrm, president; Woodburn News Woodhurn, Mar. 11. An art exhibit consist.!!? of over 200 fine reproductions of famou; painting including photographs cf claedic architecture and old world CHthedrals, was put od at the aAicmhly It all nt the west side ffradft school Thursday and Friday, March 5 and 6. The ex hibit was open to the puhlic af ternoon nnd pvenlns of both days st a nominnl charge of fifteen cent each, the proceeds accord ing to the terma of the contract to be expanded on good picture for the school rooms. In all about 7"0 people naw the pictures, in cluding about tiOO pupils from the time schools. rieaisiiig programs consisting of orchestral numbers, vocal and Instrumental solos and readings by members of the high school ex pression, claw were presented (it each of the four periods of exhi bition. The winter's social activities of the Wednesday afternoon bridge club culminated last week when the ladies entertained their hus bands at an evening session at the hospitablo home of Postmas ter and Mrs. L. II. Rhorey. The high scores were won by Mrs. Keith Powell nnd Fred Kvenden. Mr. and Mrs. Hlnln McCord and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evcnden were guests of honor, as a result of the total scores won by the two la dies for the season. A very elabo rate luncheon was served at the cloae of the evening. Those pres ent were Mr. nnd Mrs. Kugene Courtney. Mr. nnd Mrs. Keith Powell. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. G. Em mett, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. CJuiss, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evenden, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hlain McCord, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Scttlemler and the boats, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. II. Shoroy. Miss Edna White spent the week end with her parents Portland. The final basket ball game of the Woodburn high school season was played with Rilverton Friday night at Rilverton. The girls teams played a preliminary game which resulted In tbe low score for Woodburn in the final 84-8 Mies Elfa Lytle wns badly hurt early In the game and her remov- How to get rid of them. WHY ENVY a cloar. lovable complexion? Why wish and hope? It Is within your roncut There Is always one quick and sura way to make your complexion freo from all eruptions, pimples, black heads, boils nnd that Impo.islblo milddlness. That Is by building up your red-blood-cclls. 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Tha two Sa lem men already held the eair.e offices In the Willamette Valley Uottlers' association, Oregon baa been on of a very few states in tbe union not having an oraanitatlon of bottlers. The state organizations effect public ity for their Industry and keep an eye on legislation that effects them. As a beginning of a campaign to promote the use of light bever ages In Oregon, May , bas been set aside as beverage day. Pres ent plant provide for the day be ine observed throughout the en tire country. All Oregon bottlers will open their plants for lnspec tlon on that date, and serve drinks to all visitors. A separate organization was ef' feeted of bottling supply men yes lerday. Loral bottling house served beveroTes at the lunrheon al from the floor called for a reconstruction of the Woodburn team. In the boys game which fol lowed Woodburn was winner by twelve points the xcore being 20-8. The team bettered by one point the score of tbe former Wood burn-Silver ton game which was 20-9. This gume closes i succ?uful season for Woodburn. Mrs. Charles Templeton nnd Mrs. Koht. Grey of Otiwego, werr the inspiration of a delightful af ternoon tea last Thursday at the home of Mrs. H. L. GUI of whom they were house guests. Mrs. Grey has been a frequent visitor to Woodburn and Mrs. Templeton was a former resident, so the af ternoon was spent in renewing friendships. The March meeting of the Wo man's club whs liehi nt tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Norman, Wednesday nfternoon, twenty eight memhcrti nnd ten gucste be ing present. The speaker for tho afternoon wa Dr. Kntherlne Pow ell of Portland, who talked on Heroic nnd Notable Women or the Itible. Ann Paillie of tbe high uchnol pleasantly read "A Heap o' LIvin'," by Edgar Guest. Mrs. Norman, the club treasurer re ported the net sum nt $99.60 from the Martha Washington tea. Assistant hotitwises were Mrs. II. P. Gill, Mrs-. Elmer Rtanard, Mrs. Jean Graves and Mrs. Mayme Cochran. Miss Elfa Isytle who received a seriously sprained ankle in the basketball game Friday night is going to clnsses on crutches. Her fopt Is extremely painful but she id a senior and does not want to get behind In her classes. I). R. Rarey, athletic coach coach, took his basketball men to witness the IJ. of O. nnd O. A. C. championship clash Monday eve ning. Beauty A Glcamy Mass of Ilaii 35c "Dandcrinc" does Wonders for Any Girl's Hair GlrliT Try this! When combing and dressing your hair, just moist en your hair-brush with a little 'Uanderine and brush It throuuli your hiUr The effect la startling! You can do your hair up immedi ately and It will appenr twice as hick nnd heavy a maw of glcamy hair, sparkling with life and possessing that incom parable lortnens, freshness and luxuriance. While beautifying the hair 'Dnn derlne' 'la alto toning nnd sttmu- auneoach single hair to grow hick, long and strong. Hair stops Calling out and dandruff disap pears. Get a bottle of "Dander I no" at any drug or toilet counter nnd juiit see how healthy nnd youthful your hatr appears after his delightful, refreshing dress ing-. Adv. -si" P Silverton News 811 vert on, Or., March 11. The special Sunday school session which are being lnii al the Christian church each Sunday morning are proving very popuU.'. Last Sunday who girls' day and girls were present from a vary few mouths of age to over seventy. Mrs. lura Whitney received the Driie for being the oldest "girl" present and the baby daughter of Mr. aiid Mrs. John Mauidlug won the prize for being tha youngest, tiacn girl present, no matter what her age, received a daffodil. As special numbers the primary department gave a rosebud drill and Miss bertha Aim gave a violin selection with Mias Den a Aim at the piano. Next Sunday will be devott-d to old time eougs. Ttu-sf will be sung by quartets, choruses, solos and by the audience. The council of Silverton met In special cession .Monday night for tiie ptirin.se of readvertisiog tut bids for the erection of the new city ball. The bids which ware opened last week had to be reject ed us all were higher than the stipulated amount of J20.0UO. The council alo rc-lcased the dumping ground from iieury Dock. Mr. and Mrs. John Kub;iucs moved f i oiu the Hoamer apart lucuU to the K. Porter home on North First street Tuesday, Mr. Kuberne;;s says that ho hopes to bo ready to open his new cream ery by April 1, A large representation af Silver tonians motored to Salem, Monday night to attend the Oregou-O. A. C. gume. Many were disappoluted at not bclnr able to get into the gymnasium to see the game. The sentiment at Silverton is about equally divided between the twj state bcohols. Mr. and Mrs. Anion Cor house and Miss Marie Corhouse motored to Kugene, Saturday, to spend the week-end with friends. Mr. and Mrs. .1. B. Pyberg and Mr, and Mrs. G. L. Alrick motored to Corvallis, Sunday, to upend Hip day with Silverton students whj ure attending the college. A large representation of Silver ton Odd Fellows will attend a ban quet at Salem tonight. Mrs. W. C. Larson and John Larson, her son, motored to Port laud, Saturday, to spend the day. On April 3, Trinity musical or ganizations will give a concert at Trinity church. This will consist of numbers by the choir, the band nnd tho orchestra, besides a num ber of nolo selections. Tho pur pose of the concert is to raise mon ey to buy more band instruments. Silverton friends are sorry to hear of the death of Dorothy, the daughter and only child of Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Hoss, who nt one time held evangelistic meetings at the Christian church nt Silverton. SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" -femute Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not gelling the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Pain Headache Toothache Aiplrla IS Um mils nuk X B.j.r HuarKtan or MaaMeeUocldnter of gallcrllcacU GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT Curtain 8:30 A HENRY DUFFY ywun wmtn uuill 1TS.0OIM0 TOCBT VOU THc MOST frCITIflS PlflV mR WRITTEN AND TMI if VT. fir l w .W " marc At a Populnr Scale of Prices $1.65 $1.10- and 50c (Including Tax) Stat Sale Now On Stayton News j Stayton, Or., March 11. B. C. Downing has purchased from the Christian church tha 100x160 foot corner west of the church build ins. As soon as the weather Is favorable he will begin tbe erec tion of a a new tilling station aad when completed will move bie pump and other equipment from his present location in the Mulke building. lie expects to keep a first class service fetation and will carry two kinds of gas besides his line of oils, accessories, tires, etc. Mrs. E. D. Aleiandcr Is home from a two weks' visit with her daughters, Mru. 0. U llagen and Mrs. Frances Parry, in Portland. C. K. Taylor is home from Keedsport, where ne had been su pervising the installation of an electric light plant. W. If. Dflwninir. fnrmpr rnnntv judge, has so far recovered from nis serious iiincss as to De In atay ton the other day. TtfltV Knrnlvn Ifn.Ut, biatcd her fourth birthday on mursuay wun a party lor live til ber littlo friends. Dennis Caldwell was In town Sunday for a visit with bis nioth- Stayton high teams defeated both the boys' and girls' basket ball teams of Canby on the local floor. Doth games were hard fought, tho girls' score being 10 15 and the boys' 13-26. Follow ing the game a reception was held for tbe visiting team. Alex Etzol, who is employed at Brownsville, visited his parents Saturday and Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Unas have a number of friends here still. At present the Rosses are holding meetings in California. Sebastin Ostor is at the Silver ton hospital suffering from blood poisoning caused from injury to his foot. S. W. Rogers is building a FiOx 104 foot Ftorngo building at tho end of Mill street. The building will be used to park the cas of mill wnrKers during the night and day shifts nt the Silverton 'mill The building can accommodate -25 cars at one time. f . - G. A. Anduinou, K. G. Anderson, C. MrI.eod and O. Satern motored to Mcdfnrd, Monday, on a busiuess trip. They will return to Silwr ton niiout tiie middle of the week. For CHRONiC COUGHS J. C. Perry Drue Store Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handr "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 4 and 100 Druegists. PRODUCTION rA CO ft j Sr r Mrrxrwj ntkkT JMRILLS. A. 8. Walters has completed the foundation for his new home op posite the Baptist church. Theadora Freres Is recovering nicely from hia recent severe iu Jury. Mr. Freres. who operates a sawmill northeast of town, had a miraculous escape when a flying saw tooth hit him on the head se verely lacerating it. Mrs. Frank Silhavy entertaiued the Methodist Ladles' Aid society In a very pleasant manner Thurs day afternoon. Dr. E. II. Ilobaon and wife were up from Salem, Sunday, guests of Ins parents, Mr, and Mrs. w. H iluhson. Miss Elizabeth Cornelius, who will be remembered by many as one of their school teachers, was knocked down and Injured by an auto one day last week in Port land, where she makes her home with her sister, Mrs. C. J. Slmeral Miss Thelma Mahoney of De catur, 111., who recently arrived in Stayton with her mother, has ac cepted a position as stenographer in the office of the Santiam wool en mills, Mrs. Mahoney Is a sister of R. L. Woods. J. W. Day, who a few months ago suffered a paralytic stroke, is now able to be about town. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Alexander spent Saturday et Salem with Mr. Will Take Off All Excess Fat Do you know that there la a fllmple, effective remedy for over- fptness, one that may be used safely and secretly by any man or woman who Is losing the slender ness of ycuth? It Is the tablet form of the now famous Marmola Prescription. Thousands of men and women each year recain slender, healthful figures by using Marmola Tablets. You, too, can expect to reduce steadily and eas ily without going through long sieges of tiresomo exercise and starvation diet. Marmola Prescrip tion Tablets are sold by all drug gists the world over at one dollar a box, or you can securo them di rect from the Marmola Co., Gen eral Motors Bldg., Detroit, Mich., on receipt of price. Adv. 1 1 1 and Mr. L. A. EaULou, former Iowa friends, 1 Mrs. Josephine Korlnek of Port land is a guest at the home of her son. Dr. G. r Korlnek. Stayton is to have a cbfroprac- ter, Dr. Ernest C. Wooton of Tort land bas rented rooms in the Ray building and will soon be located here. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Schaefer hare signed complete adoption pa pers for the little girl whom thoy have had for the past several months. The little niies who has been named Cleo Carolyn is now assured of good home and kind and loving care. J, P. Davie, who has been an In invalid for some time wan piaa- The tonic and laxative effect of Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets will for tify the system against Grip, Influenza and other serious ills resulting from a Cold. The box bears this signature Price 30c. 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