Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 01, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextfMUAY, MAY 1, 1925 PAGE TWO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journars Special Correspondent From the Richest and Best Part of the State foruxl as be.ng tosevBAl lmpro- Mr. and Mra. Norma Aiezan- 1-2 pound boy, born April .Stii.ha ba oar ar tbe prond parent of a 7at the leaconeiie boapital. The lad laa. allied Norman Iou Accused and Her Baby 4 aad hop i aow belt) out for tier rotorery. SPELLING MA' DALLAS STREET Mile Lora Hesrfksen. the daugh ter ot Rer. atd Mrs. George Hen- tita, is ill with pneumonia. My Hcnr;kf-c3 it ai.:ag pst graduate work et the SlWerioa high arbool. IE Tit liilil pli:m match ba tweea public achool :udnti at VsrieB count? will b htld li tht Salem alga acbool auditorium to Bicrrow airiraicc. triiBJ at 1" : c'clo-k. fraf oficrtd in cnii a gold mtda! a. f rn. aiiier n.cat M aeroi prist si urufiniM to ail toiiMUiu to r:en lui) Pr cEt Jn Ihe writtea test. 7ae content will bg:n wi'-a wrii'.aa axam'aatica- AU those wio lit .r: jari ol !ba Ma ttel rf:ly ll prx:t'-l to nu-r the a-Hosd. wLua a a oral pllnns'.ii t'litrrt- v.ry ijl ia Mir.oa county It c:!:i4 to titer 1 rap. I Irom s arsi fiaai ttt tii :rd to tht ax tact .:. Ovr ! atria are ex?tiird. sgarleTfever M::l City. Or. Miy 1 Mr Inl Violet Sulliraa Wllber datiehur ol llr. and Mm. Charl Rullnan of M:il City, paastd away at the hjme r! htr irenu here Bundiiy. April 25. lollowine ttree-oay period ol istknesa with txarlet lever. Mra. Wilber waa horn at Niagara. Or., Auiust S. lsS. ihi waa married to Win throp B. Willnr ol Aitiany, Sep tember 11. J which uolua ' three children were born. She is aurrired by h3 husband and twu children. Wayne Francia. aft ? and Winthrcpe Hay. afe i. two aaatera. Mm. K. T. Golden ol Port land and Mr. O. F. rrefli ricltson ol Independence, and nr parents, f uneral aerricea wera held Tuet mj attrnoon. interment beins made In the Fair-view cemetery. Tha Hammond Lumber company ia iuuliinc a new bridle acroae their mill race which w.ll enable them to build a new load.ua: track. .-I--.,,.. Inartine farilitlM. VBWllt'i'l Laymc ol ra.l cn the new tract will atari Immeuiateiy. A. L. Bakar. ttanaxer ol the Hammond Lumber company alore. and G & Kaymond. auditor lo; tha Hammond 'uim'jer cjmpanv. are both eonlined to their hjnit with tha tin. Considerabl i:k lha ia reported In and around Mill C.ty at th prexnt lime. r-: - t' -'!a -- 'V: . - - F3V"'-'. -4 ti D-ilu, Or., U&j 1. Tii'jot who trr tb old taUhioBd tjrpe of ex ciuawnt th k nd tht lb bor ripen? need la tfa d&rt bea it took hip boou to wade Main ftrec before middle of May -bad real tie loach of th old times Monday whea a awarm of bes headed nrta oa Maia street ek ing a place to teat. Someotie vim ia the war of bee lore cart them the high ifa to aettle aad aettla they did on Cuy Bros.' remit bout flirrer parked ia front of the store Spectators ban to gather acd new the eight nrun a safe 4: tacce. Soon a stack of bee as big as a storep pa Joint u hitngicr from the fltrvcr and ttouaandi more buried ahut FonunatelT tzt bees re peace able and made ny moTe to isoleat 2erbjr. 3xiB aoxeone wai s- tureei to acocp the gwarra into cice new hhe and this wa placed not far from !be sidewalk to col le?t in the scattered members of the rw-arm. During the afiernoor dozens of persons pasaed within three feet of the hive without thought OoLtbtleaa belieTiag the warm of inwr-cts buzzing about were fli?. A remarkable feature of the swarm w that four Qtieas, in nead of one. were in it. Orrispia Macri, IS. was tried In New Hartn on cbare of carder of John Bagnano, when he refuted to acknowledge ka waa iLs UtLer ot ber baby. Photograph shoa girl and her baty. Turner News Silverton News Silrtrt -n. Or.. Mar 1. ispe- cial.t Mjore's Music House of SalTm will sire a program at Brush Creek school on Friday ertn.cg. Mar S, The program ii Ueing siisorel by the Brush Creek Boole's' dub. rV0 SALEM STUDENTS TO SECURE DEGREES Oregon Agricultural ColUe. Corvalliii. Or . My 1. Arthur 1' Wendland and fernery M. ljtffm bueb of Salem expect to rec.re the degree of af heior of arlre e ia meehan-.rsLl enjtinering t&ia Juaa The claa It exprt-d to be the Urgent in the hutvry of tut college, thourh eiact figyr-a art not yet available. Mr. WVndlard U the sen of F W. Wendlaad vt Baltm. He t a graduate of Sait-m bijca Kchoul. Mr tjeffenumh is the eon of Martin fe. Lrteflenbucb- He is t graduate of Ciesell biRb sthoot where he wa secretary 4 tin etud-ot bji. prpa'-deiat t.f t!ie sen ior clata and ralei.ctorian of h--graluating c!a. Tbouch tarn is;; all of his rvitr-xe expne ih a mf-mber of 8'uia Tau, pickldtni of A. S. M. E . and the Fidtrated sginers. He ia lao an attir-.' BMiaUer of S.s &a Vhl fci t.l jn. so c.al frattrnny Brooks News Brooks. Or.. :ay 1. Th Woffl - t-a a club of Breaks mvi yrtrdr !terntxn ai the ho.ua vt Mia Arthur Madsen Mra. tlte Hrr, aad Mrs. laarlt-a Stargta, n.tiiQK After the retiar bue.ues war tiauhed a auca; 11 rut ai -ao)- d and a lunrfit-oa menu arveil. Tn-ae prtni I.'vmu bfix-k Cum n!u&:ty were: Mrs. le-her,. Mr" Ceorge Sturgu. Mrs. I). K. Kaoip, Mrs. Gibaoa. Mr. Dan i r. r.b. Mrs. Mxnrci Ward. Mr. Ueurt Campbell , Mrs. Owr Kaa.p Mre. D. A. Ward. Mrs i tn inin lary. Mra. A. t. Waninif . M Wb.-fler. Mra i.nlpa 2tturt. Mr fcrai J one. Mm. Clarke Ap.a wall. Mre. liwaid I;-:;. lr Letter Kub. Mrs. ais'roiai Ramp. Mrs. C. A Sturgi. Ytoi: itg from Helen. Mrs. V. W l.iatos Guests from &.lTwrton r pre; Mia. M. i. Mada. Mias l'iar. Ma . I.ill.ta Madsea. Mm. A. Hn), Mrs J. Mo. From !.ibih On - r. Mr fjiaboe. Mrs. M.Uer e&i Mra. bt acker. Rev. Mr. Stirrer of Sai-m il! b w.tb the li rooks Etansetifal Sunday acbool aeit Suadar. Mar 1, and will preach tha morning sermon. Mrs. John Kay ia oa a aursiag eaae Bear MoUJla. J. KL Wilaoa M moving from Brooke to tako a pUc pa Lake Labia h. Jiuiior Fiat Forfeitt. The Central ftfuggera forieHed tbelr baseball gam to tbe Fd Mioe la what wae to be tbe fint Cant ol tha Jaator twilight Wagef eeaeoa wbea they felle lo show wp for tbe setts. It to U ought that the 6 1 agger failed to appear da to mieundefwtaad.af of tbe aaUc I Turner, Or., May i. Myron i Hewitt and Robert Gale a'.Undedl the Older Buys' conference lal week from the Wfinok.t Sunday -chool. The high arhooi orchestra, a--rompanied by Mra. M. O. Peanson oa the pi a no, fcraoed the mujir tor the last week a'aght serric at the Chrianan caurch, Friday night. Mr. Pete Coll- tiriH w.tu relatire in Wood burn lt week 8cott LaKore was in Turner trom the Battle Creek dUtric: ir turdiy. Bane Broe. nre compUlel grading tl.eir parking g roue J op poite the garage. It ad-is ma terial!? to the neatness of the sur- Mi. 1. &. Putnam was cxllrd lv Salem last week to se her s:st-.'r. .Mra. Mi Haley. ho waa severe, y . njured in a f-H at hjr borue a' that puce. il:s Tat lxi Dciit!i. w ho l tf ai.h;ng tUe Ueae i'a-wse ci.o-i hear Wtodturn bat the a. tcol for : nother year. M:as Dtlxoll attend . d the teccbfii' ecnfcrt-nce at Matn list ratu-iky. George K.t j patrick returned lh! wek fr-KU eai'.ern Oreg-tti. where be hai Lta tmpk.vd on Mr. Leaa. cperalur at Na!. Mile, who li to re!. eve Mr. Sh-p-herd a thit J trie k (teraUT a'. lura.r. has rented the Cornell u i'O'Jie. Krd Mxire end wife of Mill "!tv calUd nt t:ic G. A. G. iioort i' rue Monday c vt niug. H. Wipper U' able to be out fM Iwtng his rTont 1!1baj and wa in TuruT. T'leii'ijT. Grandma ! men !n r' rtr d tr ! vrr low. Mr daurMer. Mre H Wiper. M s A. fc K-v-eit-n l-nl Mrv 1. K. 1. r.aert n. are ai- :ic :n c: ring (or ber L. H. lir-ker and fatnllr ol I'ortUtd viaitei ai. the H. U Karl !.lIUf. C. K K n.n;t!'. who rai wttt the enal cane in-tail eg the au- t'rca..c e: i:a j . t rout; u 7uraer. ha LoB a e.l lO C JmiK of -'-nl li.a il - uu.e ut t . Kulrrn-J-f.'rt-.n ak:'..Jai f l r tje prfeiiit Ms At; Of i Ke.iy ca:.. u; Iron. cji- ai. Tu'suAy ti:-i j. ti a v i i t w.th VtCaj.- ft.;k.4. Cforfce r'!U.vui.ii Kf. -Im-'ay ;h ti.e I'.- .i . t 7 W-t-li-ir.ql -n. li !! d:he a p!ij :r f-tr t"'n cn a :.i!;h.ty rn .r 't th:cii tiu-y Live arurcJ tn : h:t Ftate. G'in T.'.n uctcris . l' m ailon i t the ltv.! (. U Sail.- -cd adtni-J- at ll.i I- itf iuv. n -?-':tal in ljit UtJ- The tr-tr s.eral lii J w-:. 4T!. rd last t; tur lay ru-mlcr. . implet .ng trie instil. aiub ot th "itnTnaMc tyrm rn 5 -ut her a Par it .c )et a 6ale-n a I Marion. Wit came rear bing a r'.p! 'ire ocr(irr,-.j t ee r-iant of the Marl'n Co ,ntr Klit Growers a-- ' latica Ivt Stttrav The p'ant 9 6fw ltart-d 1t the Turner Vz 6 Fibre f-'miunr. ho are oterat- h.g tbe p'.act at rrwff.t Tne f:re started from the eiLaut of ike raaol'ne en-in w h rb furnisht-s ;ower for the ptint. The llai waa discorert-.l ty Arthur lKm)ati and et:uguUhed lef re any great damage wa done If the fire had burnM tlirugh the flrvr a heavy loa would have rcwultc4 as a larr qjr.ntl:y of straw an! f.nithed faber were In tbe build it-C. U C Moe. Tlremaa at the Ore- goa tuberculne.a bopital. ta look ing forward to a pleaeant rhit with a brother-ia-taw. Bt Peter-M-a. ife and sob of 9umae. Wash Mr. Peter-. I oa hw way borne from a tr to Oakland. Cel. Gerald Gower. wh U looking uTter the atore for the Hammond I .am ber com-.ny at camp 24 at Mill City, apeat Funday with hi family, who are at the bim of aire. Cower parent. Mr. and, ir. . C- cater. H. W. Srxiiu was in Salem. Mon day, attending the pioneers' day '-jenquei at the chamber of com merce rooms. C. 6. Stone, who reeid on par: of tot Den.-'tcT farm, was in Tur ner and Salei. Monday. He has teen-red the balance of the place, win ta now makes him a nce farm R. W. tuTherd. third trck operator at Tnmer, has been or-ii'.Tf-i to BuiIjb a o-jo as relief sent here. The state evangelist for the Chri?t:an cbur-h, Frank L. Pur nell. closed a three weeks' revival mitng la4 Sunday ncht. and the first of the week U!t for To i"jo, where he will hjid a series ot Rtetinpa Alton Killisn and wife of 5a lent were in Turner. Thursday o last week. T.!tlr.g with th flucbanazft and envying the fieh- .:ig arornJ Tiiri.tr. B. J. Kimber of Salens jke b f 're the Turner high school last tdnedy. W::le feeding ht cows la?. Tfcuri.iav on? of them accidently .riiei( Hoert (.a'e in the eye with her bom. i.ightly disfiguring ace. Ac-ct H. S. Bcd rjDrt that the ta .r.' J w;l s:oa ;ota;l jirnal bell in the depot tn connec . ioa with the a Jtomatic block, inat will ring when train enter? uthc-r end of the blo k. The email daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Sohltwtman was brough to Silrerton. Wednesday eTening, for medical attention. The little girl broke her arm while at pTTr at the Thomas wrhool house where he was visiting. A group of high school yonfig people motored out to the home of Mr. and Mre. Almon Balcn. wed Bedar evening, to rire them urpr.f. Mr. Lnd Mrs. Balch wer but recently married. The Led.ee' Guild of tbe Con eregctional church will give May dinner. Mre. M J. Madden. Miss LilH Mad-eo. M:s Winona Palmer. Mrs. Andrew Kill. Miss LoHle Hall. Mrs John Moe. Mie Juanit Moe and M-s. Sophia Williams mo tored to Brook i Wednesday, to at teed meeting of the W oman club. Mr. and Mr. M C. WoodarJ and daughter. Mi Cethrin iwta,r.-i aire prner rvy4 tn arriT a :heir Pih erton home this week; from a three months' tour tn Europe. Rosedals News Roeedale. May 1 Mr. and M. E. B. Strand of Loraa Tailed at tte R. M. Cammack facjte Tues day night. Tney expect to more ck to oalea aoon. W;nton Burr i who ha been at Marehfie'd t again a( borne. The N. P. E. L em den u who were here for the week end con- ence enjoyed a picnic in Tro ver's wooes ia&t Saiurday. The Euje fa-ni.y had re!saivee ?;::g them orer the week end. EvaL?e:t.e etrrieea will beg.n tie Frie&ie church next Mon day eveniEg. May 4, conducted by Rer. Paul L:nd:ey o: L'rhana. O. Next Sunday the Red hill Sua lay S;t'l convention w ill meet at the Friend church for an ail day ea:cn. Lackey d nner at noc'n. WlxyRichMBlood Maxes vvnmers How You Can Increase Your Strength and Endurance ! Often in 2 Week' Tune It is a well known fact that the greaicsj athletes and the successiul men rn every walk ol iile have plenty of rich, red blood containing the proper amount of etrrr.fc'h-g-.v'.ng iron. Thou sands of weak, tired, ail;:;g, run-down men and women hare, by simpry tak ing orgsr.ic iron Nuxated Iron in creased their strength, energy and en durance and feit hkeentirely d'erent persons in just two weeks time For organic iron Nuxated Iron is like the iron in your own blood and like that in spinach and lentils. So it act ta quickiy build up and invigorate run-down bodies ana revitalize ex hausted nerves. It is entirely krferen: from ordinary mineral tinctures and p: Us doe not injure the teeth nor d.s turb the stomach. And it is so highly roocertrated that oee dote is eca! to taripf 3oe-h2if qurt at p:rach "r a q ar. erf greet. -j-ab. Tikt Nuxated Irorta;le:tfornut :w? weeks and rcu'U be asQn:tJ how DJoct roTKer arxl better yx ft el. M tey bac ii t dcJdiiied. AtaL jod druigata. SPRING SHOES for MEN ' You'll enjoy that well dressed feeling w hen Brown Bilt Shots form the foundation, they've been favorites of particu lar men for years. llKeaM.ilrfr ik! for Rat3 jSicxaj.SU-fyiH d Erxlvr!ce 3! We are displaying an array of models in Ox fords, black and brown and the new tan shades. Let us show you the new things for men at your first opportunity. BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE THAT ONE BEST SHOE FOR YOUR FOOT Mrs Frank HubSa. who ha? been bfen confined to the Stlrer fn hnptil for aone time, is re- STATE LANDS PAY $117,705 IN APRIL A to'.d of $117,705 T7 ma turn ed over to tae lte treasurer dur- Am 1 by ih state Ur.d board i'.-Qrj.Cf l a nun; illy siat'-ment : y C. G. iirja. cr. w th board The it- nx ere . Cv-Ji;u n school fund principal, iayni-nts oa Uaax. ii: CkSiiua shoi fund pr acjul. in t t.ae -'u:c,i. 1 7 i S . cornn.on jKil fnj l:;ttrt. SSO.Cl 5. . r;cdiiuil college funi t-nncl- payments on lu-mi. . ztc it ar. 1 culee lund intfret. T4b7; un;-r3.ty fund prinri-j-al. pavnseuts a loan,. ?rt: ainier-iTy f-jn-.l inlertwt. 1217 25: .;'-b1 cT'-lit l'-tn fund principal. M ! J Til; ruril fr";u. ren J-:-d :r.tc:t.t. '.27$ 7; A. R i.jr:.ACit tru f-nd principal, pay-r-ent on lo-n. Iln : A. H Hur jrik truM fund interest $"3 V;. error, f-m-l j -'n-i;al. $t'"'7 l y . : -a!. $117 7i.TT. Societe Chocolate Foam In Lizht and Dark Coated Saturday Only 36c lb. 2 lbs. for 70c Limit 2 lbs. to customer Only at Schaefer's Drug Store "Yellow Front" Thone 197 133 North Commercial The I'enslar Store ; BICYCLE if PARADE Hutch eon Paint Store Paint, Varnish, Enamel, Kalsomine and Wallpaper If you have a paintins job to do come in and pet our prices. We have the risjht materials and can tell you the amount required for any job large or small - Get the benefit of our 30 years experi ence as practical painters. Phone 594 '154 S. Com!. St. Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store A Bicycle Parade promot ed to show the youth of to day how to ride a bicycle safely and well. Every boy and girl nan and woman with a wheel is invited. Elegant prizes for riders with decorated bicycles Eoy Scouts in uniform. Oh Boy! Lefs Go! Everything Free! "Cycle Trades of America" Silver Trophy cup to the school with greatest num ber of riders in the parade. Percenage basis. This will. be. the. biggest bicycle even ever held in this section of the counry. Public Invited to Willamette Ahletic Field. Seats Free W itness prize awards. Safely first demonstration. Plank ridinir contest. Scooter race. Clean invigorating sport. A frea) leoii In bicycle riding for health. And best of all Nafety." (Couretsy Police Dept.) TOMORROW 10:00 a.m. Sharp Assejnbley 9:15-10;00 on Waverly Street between State and Court streets. Parade west on Court to Commercial, south to State, east on State to Wil lamette Athletic Field. (Courtesy Willamette University) Mr. W. A. Marshall, head of State Industrial Acci dent Commission- will give a talk on Accident Prevention. 40 Prizes Here is a New Stunt Riding on a plank 150 feet long, 5 inches wide, 1 inch thick. The plank lies on the ground and it can be rid den all the way. Can you ride it? Come and try. First prize for the rider covering the greatest distance- a Gold Watch. Scooter Race for Kids UNDER 10 YEARS If you have a Scooter get it out, come to the Cycling Carnival Sat nrday morning. 50-yard Scooter Race three prizes. Great sport for kids. Order of Events 9:30-10:00 All riders assemble. 10:0ft Bike parade. 10:30 Safety demonstration. and prize awards. 11:00 Scooter race. 11:30 Plank ride. ASK THESE DEALERS IN BICYCLES FOR ALL PARTICULARS LLOYD E. RAMSDEN HARRY W. SCOTT 335 Court Street The Cycle Man" 147 Sooth Commercial St MaHaWMeelSWiS