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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1925)
,J PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON JERSEY JUBILEE PU At meeting Saturday o( the Marion Cuuuly Jersey Cattle club plans were completed Cor Mariuo county day ol tbo Oregon Jerse) jubilee. At least 75 bead o( Jer sey cattle are assured tur the ex ercises, which will be beld at the state fair grounds. Committees were appointed as follows: Exhibits C. V. llatos, E. O. Low, Jacub Kox; prises M. U. Oundereon. Siiiney 'Miller, Chris Hansen; refreshments Floyd Hates, John Davenport, J. R. Davis, M. G. Ounderson, Sidney Miller, Chris Hansen; program Warern Gray, A. T. Anderson. Lewis Judson. The Jubilee is an annual event having been held lor live years. Kor three years participants tour ed the valley, visiting most of the principal herds. Last year a Chau tauqua was beld at the state fair grounds. This ar tbe Jubilee will take the form of a series of county spring shows, which are scheduled as follows: May 18 Columbia county at Scappoose; May 19 L. U. Smith Jersey sale at Scappoose; May 20 Clackamas county day at (be Clackamas county fair grounds at Cauby; May 21 Marion county day at the state fair grounds at Salem: May 23 Polk county aay at Independence; May 23 Linn county day at the Linn county fair grounds at Albany; May 26 J. C. Brown & Hon sale at Shed a May 27 Stanley Klches and War ren Gray Bale at Turner; May 28 Lane county day at U O. Origgs ft Son farm near Eugene. At each place a cattle show and stock judging contests will be held. Members of boys' and glHs clubs as well ss adults will judge the etock. It Is expected that Mr. Van Pelt, director of the Ameri can Jersey Cattle club will be present and givo a dairy cow denv onstration each day. I The principal feature of tourUt traTcl so far this year la the scarcity of travelers coming from Calif or nisi, compared with tbe number that usually come from that state, it Is declared by those In cliarKQ of the Salem camp grounds. Many cars have been coming In, especially during the fair weather of the past week, but they lire lurcely from Wuflh in Eton, Canada and the mlddlf west. Thero have been registra tions from Alberta, Missouri, Ohio .and one from Florida. A few have come from California, but the usual proportion of California cars Is distinctly niUwIng. Tbo home Btate of Oregon has its unual rep resentation at the grounds. The hoof and mouth disease In California lust year, as welt as a naturul reaction from abnormal boom conditions tn that state, are liven as reasons for the lack of tourists thore. Sell Auto Firm i Ml TO DEBATE ( The Salem high school debating teem, consul in of Avery Thomp son and T bonus Chllds, accom anied by Coach Orlando Horning, went to Tillamook today and wilt meet the Tillamook team tonight. The trip was made by automobile. The question is to be. "Kosolved, That the referendum is a desirable feature of representative govern ment. Salem has the affirms- ve. The contest li the first to be 3taged using this question, as well as being the first interscctional debate of the high school year. Salem completed a successful rea son In Its own district several weeks ago, and baa been working on the present question ever since Tillamook wis some two weeks later In disposing of all its district rivals, and Is handicapped by that much In preparation for tonight's contest. Both Tillamook debaters re girls, and the Tillamook coach s a woman. Mrs. Horace E. Dodse and her BiBier in law, Mrs. John V. Dodge principal owners In the Doric Brothers Automobile Company, have sold the firm to Dillon, Read A Co.. or new York, for a sum reputed to be 1175,000,000. In 1901. the uooge Drainers were Door : chanlcs. They went Into partner ship with Henry Ford. Ltr Lhav sold their Ford holdings and began man tincturing a car of their own. Reports reaching here Indicate that auto camps tn the northern part of California are filled with tourists waiting for clear weather to come north, if such Is the case they have not begun to arrive in the Willamette valley tn any groat numbers. The local camp Is In the best condition In 1U history, U la said Tourists passing through sre en thusiasllc In Its praise, many stat ing that H Is the best rstnp they have stopped at. according to the statements of Camp authorities. Brooks News Brooks, Or.. April 1J. There will bs a community entertain' ment sod musical program at the Lablsh center school bouse Tues day evening, April 14. Tula will be under the direction ot the par ent-teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Gay mo tored down from Portland for Bend, Or., April 11. Rain be gan faling here at 10 o'clock this morning, breaking a period of un ''finally smiflhlny weather. Menmoe V 7 SpiriM Say "Bayer"-Insist For Colds Headache Pain Lumbago Neuralgia Rheumatism Accept only Bayer package wliiclicontains proven directions Handy "Ilayer" boles of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists Aanlrla la th. trart mark ot Raw Mann- factum ot UgaoactlcacliJcater of SaUcjUcicld ""a. r Vj ...it msm rWrsssssfc ''"Sll week-end visit with Wlllard Katap and family. Mrs. W. A. McKnlght and son. Chsrlle, spent Easter with ber sis ter, Mrs. J. E. Mcintyre of Salem The play "Deacon Dnbbs" gWen Friday at Lavish Center had a very good house. The same cast played as st Brooks -with the ex ception of Mirie Dunlary, wbo was unable to take bar part on aa uum oi illness. The primary grades of the Brooks school bad an faster egg bunt Friday. George Yosbakai found the largest number. Fred Batchelor was home for the week-end from Sulem. Mrs. R. J. Anderson and dill dren of Eugeue spent Friday night with her brother, Horace Bibby Mrs. Anderson and family sre moving from Eugene to Balem. at a Premium and all agreed that they well had their moneys worth. Tbe proceeds ta to go tor playground equipment snd other needs of ths school. The Illness ot IJerald Howard. son of D. A. Howard, is diphtheria instead of typhoid as was reported Friday. Thursday evening the Clear Lake school gave an operetta "Maids and Middla.' at tbe Clear Lake church. Standing room was A Good Thing . 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OF PORTLAND Announces the Opening of a New Optical Store in Salem MONDAY EVENING, April 13, at 8 O'clock Come in and Get Acquainted This store brings to your city the most modern equipment and methods in this line. ..We have a large assortment of the latest styles in frames and mountings to select from- also a line of field glasses, opera glasses, binoc tilars, readers, magnifiers, etc. Our policy is to render a complete and satisfying service at moderate cost. Dr. Ansley O. Bates who has been with us for several years will be in charge of the Salem store and will be pleased to serve you. Our location Masonic Building, corn er State and High Streets, Salem, Ore. JI t 5 HAWKINS e ROBERTS INC.
