Capital journal., March 28, 1925, Image 2

THE CAPITAL JOdtfNAL. SALEM. OKECON
, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1W5
jNews from Nearby Valley Points
By Capital Journal's i
Special Correspondents
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mil H. S.
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Silverton. Or., March 2S. (Spe
cial.) That spring haa arrlred w
Terr noticeable i the Sllrerton
liign school. Although the tu
denU have epent a particuarly
tuny winter they have renewed
energy (or the many spring activ
lties. Tennis fans are uut on the
cmriit tenuis court practicing lor
the upring tournuaieiita. 1 In
etudcut body will award an off!
cial letter in thia sport this sea
The Sllvcrtonlan, the hlf;h
schbol annual, stall has been chui
tu ani ltd members are now bu.sy
preparing the year lioik. Last
leur the bilvcrtuniau won a snvei
c-vp. The present atall rcp'iits
that It hoped to make the auuuat
th.s vear even belter than that ol
Mt year. The bUilf is comiMised
uMiunall liuubs. iilimr; ir.viiM'
Kirrher. manager: Mildred Kkvb.
afosi.Uant editor; Lowell ISruwu.
ei.sis'.aut nianager; Oiivo Iiak3,
senior editor: Fern Anilcrsun,
junior editor; Marie lveraon,
fiophomrra editor; Thelma Gurilon,
freshman editor; Agnea iiuiieuerg
and Louise Henliltsen, orgaaita-
Hon editors; Glenn l'urrish. ikt
editor; Anioa llentaon, athletic;
Kuthle.m booth, society-faculty.
iwhutin tha moat Important
Bprltig activity at high school Is
the May day festival. At this Lora
Keverson will reign aa queen with
ten girls attending her. The
maids are Louise Oliphant. llrenda
Howen. Kliiabeth Keene, Until
Larson, Doris Suckelt, Valda lmvis
Doris Cramer, Margaret rvcrne.
Loul-.e barkhumt and Alice
Wcalherlll. A number of folk
dances will bo featured at the ics
liv:ll
As a climax to nigh school ac
tivities the faculty is preparing in
tiago a three-act comedy entitled
' Keinpy."
Roc.
News
ttrxcdale. Or.. March 27. Sev
eral of cur people have been to
the Sandy river for smelt.
Hnv. C. Thomas was in Portland
T uesday.
The ladies' nj.stdonary society
had a minting at the home ol
Mrs. Tll Jinas last Wednesday, after
which sho wb presented with the
quilt.
Mr. and Mis. Klnyd Hates visit
ed relatives in Portland during
tl.o week-end. ,
Dr. Urown, head of the child
health demonstration work and
utaft of workers, attended tho par-cnt-teacbsr's
meeting Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.romn
epeut the week-end in Portland
attending a young people's confer
ence. Mrs. Iiwln has been 111 for sev
eral days. Her daughter, Mrs.
Lily Francis of ltaymond. Wash.,
has been with her.
On Monday. March 30. and
Tuefday. March 31. the Marlon
county child health demonstration
will have Its phyalcisn at the
Rosedale school, bach pupil in
school and each child under 6
years old may be examined with
the parent's permission. It Is dc
slrahlo that aa many parents as
possible be present at tho exam
inations. Miss Hazel Hopkins Is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Wtllard Camp
bell. Miss Dantr. Rnbbtns. of the Ore
gon Agricultural college. Is spend
ing her spring vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Hnbblna.
Mr. and Mr. Cannoy visited
with Mr. Cannoy's brother in Polk
courty last Sunday.
FORD SURPLUSGAINS
$100,000,000 IN YEAR
Most (in, Mass.. March 3A. An
fncrtMiRe ot more than $100,400,
000 In the surplus of tho Kuril Mi
tor company in the year turtltiK
tins month 1a shown in ft state
ment of condition filed by the
company with the spcroliiry of the
font nion wealth of MasHiuhusetta.
The Hlati nu-nt pl:uoa tho prwetit
fturplus at 1542 47fi.496.39 ns
K.iin:it $442,04l.OSl. 12 in March.
1924.
SiiHdcm.'ntniy articles were fil
ed by the Crawford Furniture com
party of l'endlotjn. changing the
mint to McKee Fuvciiurc company
A Raw, Sore Throat
bn Quickly Whtn You
Apply o Littln Muaterolm
And Musterole won't blister like the
M-fashioncd mustard plaster. Just
ipread it on with your linxm. It
oenetrates to the sore spot with a iwntle
tinele, linsrns the congestion and draws
Out the soreness and pain.
Mustcrote is a clean, white ointment
made with ou ol mustard. It is tine lor
quick rcliel from sore throat, bronrhitis,
tonsillitis, crouo. stiff neck, asthma.
neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleu
risy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and
scries of the back or jmnta, sprains, sore
muscles, bruises, chilblains, trusted leet.
colds on the chest. Keep it handy
tor instant use.
ToMothtnt Musterolals ab.
mad in milder form for
babies and small children
Ask for Children's Musterole
85c and 65c, jars and tubes; hos
pital sue, J.uu.
West Salem News
IBS
Wont Salem, Or., March '
Work is etill steadily progressing1
on tho new church building. Sev
eral men have been donating their
labor for several weeks and aa a
result part of the large window
frames are in and quite a bit of
the siding is on.
At the election on Tuesday, for
the purpose ot Issuing more bonds
to supply the city with more water
end to protect against fire, the
bonds carried, 38 to 28.
Mrs. Ji. A. Gnsser, who under
went a major operation on Mon
day Is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Iie.it of Ncw
bcrg wera quests at the K. Best
heme during the week.
Mr. Urown of Salem has bought
the 1'hilpott property and tins
taken pxestion.
Lillian Uo.-.t rif;ht, who has been
critically ill, is f'eling much bet
ter t this writing.
Mrs. I-ou Lehman ot Salem was
,1 Sunday guest of her m-jther.
Airs. Hell.
Neil Carrier is convalescing;
nicfly after having several of his
loos ainoutatcd. JI' is at 1'ort
hiiid for a course of electric treat
n.mts this we'-k.
Mrn. Ooodieed spent Monday
with her daughter, Mrs. Hobeits
r Itnuti College.
Mr. liuiler o( Silent was a Sun
day caller at tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hunt.
Mr. anil Mm. George Davis have
improved their homo by (loins
soine papering.
Mr. and Mm. flay Frank and
children ct Salem were Sunday
ib, the former's sister,
Mr. . 1 fnmily.
B. ' ' Iem haj
purchase na
Front stre.
Lome trade sl.
can't produce a M.
.hop.
Little Dorthea inman .
is staying with her grandinotbt
Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. Kdward Brock and John
Cur rick motored to Dayton, Sun
day, and wa3 the guest of the
former's brotacr, Mr. Nichols.
Delbert Moore of Eugene spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. t M. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davie have
purchased a lot on Kingwood ave
nue from Soofniith of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorton have rent
ed the UobeiUon property on
Fourth street.
Mr. Martz Is improving his prop
erty by painting it.
Mr. and Mrs. M. If. Boatrlght
have moved from the C. K. Kus
tsell property on Kiugwood avenue
to the property on Franklin street
which they recently purchased
from Mr. Mead of Kola.
Those ailing in our midst are.
Mrs. K. Best and Becky Best mid
Mrs. Kamiuka.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall have tradoJ
fheir property on Third street to
Mr. Canfield of Salem. Each
property owner has taken posses
sion of their new home.
Mrs. Mary Davis is vlfllting her
sL't'T, Mrs. Burk of Dal ls.
Silverton News
Silvert-m, Or., March 28. (Spe
cial.) Taurduy night the Silver
ton Legiou team met the Oregon
City Eiruinen on the Wood hum
armory floor, playing for the su
premacy of tho Willamette valley,
each team having won from the
other on its home court. The score
waa 21 to U7 for Oregon City.
Mrw. Ili-nry Stoiiie was the In
spiration of a pteusant surprisu
larty Wednesday atternoon when
ihe member of the N. O. W. drill
team met at hir home to express
their appreciation of her work a-s
v-uptain if the team.
Mrs. G. B. Bent yon and Gordon
Mif'iill lif.vn rJCii vi'd wnrd nf the
death of their mother, Mrs. C. K.
.ucuui ut uarrctsou, s. u. Mrs.
McCall at one time spent several
months at Silverton.
Rev. Frederick Betts of New
York city, the evangelist who con
ducted a revival campaign at Sil
verton for over a month two yaw a
ago, will hold another revival
campaign at Silverton for over a
month two yearn ago, will hold
another revival campaign, starting
Sunday morning at tho Alliance
tabernacle. Tho meetings will
continue until after Easter,
The Silver Creek creamery
which was recently built by Mr.
and Mm. John Kuherueus, former
managers of the Silverton Cream
ery & lice company, will open for
business Monday. The new cream
ery is located on North Water
street.
1 W t.vanna tvtir. tnr fhft nist
year has conducted a jewelry store
to close his store- and move to
Portland, no expects to leave sil
verton the first part of next week.
The f iod sale wnfch the Trinity
Dorcas soclotv planned to conduct
nt the Olscn Pharmacy on Satur
day ot this week will Instead be
held at tapper's hardware. The
rhange was made because of the
remodelling which fe being done
at the drug store.
'liana Hansen, who for the pnst
two weeks has been confined to
the Silverton hospital, has been re
moved to hie home in Brush Creek
district. Mr. Hansen underwent
an nperntion while at the hospital.
Edwin Taylor, an Oregon Agrl
e'lltiiral college student, will not
return t, college for the coming
term. Mr. Taylor has accepted a
position in a store at Longview,
Wash.
M. A. Ber, traveling passenger
agent for the Northern Paciifc,
was at Silverton this week. While
here he :.poke before the Luthern
circuit meeting being held at Si 1 -vr-rton.
A tspecial Oregon -car,
perhaps a Silverton car, will go
oast rhU summer to attend the
Lutheran centennial meting be
ing held at St. Paul, Minn.
Mrs. Ether Weaver and her
brother, George Hauge, motored
to Portland, Friday of this week.
Brooks News
Brook, Or., March 27. Mrs
tenter itobins, who teaches the
primary room at tho Brooks
school, was unable to report for
duty Thursday on ncocunt of Ill
ness. Miss Fletcher of Salem will
substitute.
Dr. Fisher was down Wednes
day to call upon Mrs. Charles Stur
gis, who U still down with the flu
fend bio other patient, Mrs. Blan
ton. He reoprted Mrs. Blanton as
getting along exceptionally well
and looking better than ehe has
for a long time.
Uncle George Bnynard Tlslted
Brooks, Wednesday morning.
James Vibhert went to Salem,
Wednesday, to have his eye treat
ed. The trouble apparently was
caused by loganberry dust poison
ing. Mise Bessie, tho 8-year-old
daughter ot Carl Aspinwall, was
offered a prize by her mother if
she had an entire row ut "A'e" on
her next report. She won the
prize.
Frank Covey, who came here
from Wood burn to run the Brook
side garage, has turned the busi
ness over lo A. L. Wample.
Dr. B. H. White
OstcoiKitby Surgery
Electronic Diagnosis and Treat
meal (Or. Abram's method),
ortlce I'hons 8M or 40-J
60S U. 8. Ilnnk Itlilg.
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INiER-CITY GOLF
PLAY DATES SET
Tentative dates fur on Inter-
city club match between Corvallis.
"ne and Salein have been an-l-
Kred A. Wiaiauii,
nainent com-
unsider-
sea-ub.
l Al
Kruustj nd:
will De pit.. lay
aud those but
scoies will sta. .t
April v The tcli.. ies are
set lor May 1(1 at the lllaliee club;
Muy 17, at KuKene, and May 24
at corvallis. Loivallls and Eu-
K'.ne each have a leg In on this
mp and two legs win the tronhy.
Tiie only rcssibiluy to prolong the
rate iur the cup will be for Salem
lo win this year.
Several other contests are to be
held. I'iay will mart tor the Gray
Hello and Dan J. Fry trophy as
.oon as some ot the other play fin
ishes. i'he ladies are not to be
siigbt this year and there are two
tournaments in sight at the pres
ent time, with trophies from A. A.
Keene and Mr. Sclilosberg.
Graham P. Sharkey, nrofession-
al, will give a silver gilt ball for
the low medal score In the qualify
ing rounds for tho Al Krause tro-
phy. This is to be a lS-hole play.
Clyde Harris is having some of
the black walnut trees on his
place grafted with English stock.
ome of those put In last season
did not live and these are being
rc-set.
Fred Bitchelor was home awhile
Wednesday from Salem,
Brooks, Or., March 28. Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Harris motored to
..tw'berg and Springhrook. Thurs
day, on business.
Lester ltobbins made a trip to
Salem, Thursday.
George Stewart of Portland vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dun
lavy, Wednesday.
Mrs. G. J. Molsan of Gcrvais
was down Thursday to call on her
:ather-in-!aw, F. X. Molsnn, who
is ill with the flu.
The ladles' aid was to meet
Thursday at the Methodist church
but owing to so much sickness In
the community no meeting was
held.
Mrs. J. S. Dunlavy shipped a
full case of thoroughbred Barred
Hock cgs to Albany, Wednesday.
Lois Oe.Tardin of Gervals spent
Wednesday night with Miss Nina
Murdick.
YOU 'IX SAIL
ON THE
MAGIC
CARPET
(TIIIRP OF BAGDAD)
Mt. Angel News
t.Ts are iu Cluverdale, in Tilla
mook county.
George Meier, creamery truck
driver who suffered a severe at
tack of a malady resembling p.
ralysla while at work last week
was takou to a Portland hospital'
on Wednesday by Dr. J. A. McAr
ttuir and N. G. Mlckel.
Mt. Augel. Or., Mar:h 27.
Special.) Miss Georgia Webb,
ituitent In the nurse's training
school at St. Vincent's hospital in
Portland, spent a day with her
parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. . Webb
early in the week.
Robert Lindsay McA-thur of
l'urtland visited with hts parents,
Nr. and Mrs. J. A. McArlhur, on
Monday and Tuesday, lie ia a
junior at the 1'nlvenity of Ore
gon med,cal school in Portland.
RELIEF IS PROMISED
OS UMATILLA PROJECT
Substantia! relief will be grant
ed the settlers on the Umatilla
reclamation project in tho Hermit
tun district, acocrdiusr to W. A.
Ihzq, private secretary to (iov
einor Pierre, who waa a member
of tho board that investigated
that project this week under a
new federal statute.
The committee has not yet pre
pared its report, but it is said a
mortatorium. during which no pay
mi nts need be made by the settlers
and a change in the method of
ma kins payments are certain to
be Included in the recommenda
tions. Tho latter will be a change
from the fixed charge, which on
tho Umatilla project ia $8 a acre,
to a charge of 5 per cent of the
production per acre. Roth the re
lief measures are authorized un
der the new federal law which Is
based on the report of the fact
finders commission.
SICK 3 YEARS
WITHOUT RELIEF
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Vegetable Compound
Columbia. S. C "Your medicine
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Change of Life and yon can use these
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Holley, B. F. D. No. 4. Columbia,
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In a recent country-wide canvass
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A Body for Every Business
When you buy a Graham Brothers
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largest line of standard bodies in the
industry. Whatever your require
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Thone 203
Mr. and Mia. John D. Coe and
daughter, Sadie, motored up from
Kugene cn Wednesday. They vU
!ted at the academy and colics':
ai.d with frienda in town.
Father Alculn. O. 8. B., presi
dent of tit. Angel college, baa re
turned from a short trip to Cali
fornia. Dr. anj Mrs. Edward Donnelly
and smull daughter, Knhleen.
motored to Portland several day
ago with Mrs. lunnelly's father,
George May Sr. Little Kathleen
was taken to a hospital to receive
a treatment for a severe caao of
acidosis. They relumed the same
day.
A Mt. Angel visitor for several
days this week waa Father HiMo
brand, O. S. B., whose heuifn'rar-
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Wood's Auto Top Co.
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255 N. Com'l St. 153 S. 12th St.
A Point of Ethics
1
The modern funeral director
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as- was his predecessor, the
undertaker. The funeral direc
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man first and foremost, with
a most strict code of ethics.
One of the points of our
code of ethics upon which we
lay great stress is that all who
call upon us, regardless of
station, shall be served with
equal care and consideration.
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