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

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON r-.T DAY, MAY 1925. From the Richest and Ifest Part of the State News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journals Special Correspondents Silverton, Or., May 11. (Spe cial.) Sitverton'a first Oregon Products day held Saturday was ery EuxceasfLtl and drew larc r umbers of visitors from Salem, Scott Mills, Mt. Ansrl and other rurrouoding communities. The American nags and the crowds on the streets g.-'vs Silverton a Fourth of July air. Although there was no outlined program of pantries ami &tidrcmv9. the visitors end citizens found am ple interest in the vurious window dipl?:a and "open house" at tht different jilaee of business. Fox many, the day's celebration began with the annual Oregon In dustries dinner served by the American Lotion Auxiliary at Trinity chme'.. This drew 200 diners. The dining room was very extractive with a profusion of spring flowers. The products usod for dinner were donated by the Silverton merchants. The menu cmiEfitrd of the following: Relish. e donated by Julius Aim A Sons; haked harm by Carver ft Graham, C ity Meat company and Valley Market; escalloped potatoes by 20;n Century aim Dentin's gro cery; baked bcahs by Miiliken ft Miltlken: fruit salad by Kent son's grovery. Syrin$ ft Banks and Kin tey ft Porter: Red Hock cottage cheese by Garvcr ft Graham; jams by Riven eg grocery; bread by Sil Terton bake.-y: butter by Silver Creek creamery, prunes by S. frigernesd; cookies by J. Wolfard company; Ice crrara by George Stoelhammer and Olsen pharmacy; sugar by Bcntsoa's grocery; coffee by Julius Aim ft Sons; cream by Silverton Creamery company. The window, and stores of fere 1 much of Interest to visitors. At the H. L. Still Furniture company ttore the Iris show from the gar eVns of Dr. R. E. KIeinorge an! Itholln Cooler, and the basket weaving by F. E. Allen attractel much attention. Perhaps th? Madame Chercau, a delicate lav ender and white, and El Dorado a bronze and bnit, and Mmme. Gauri'rh&ue, tt gorgeous purple, brought forth most admiration from those nttrnding. Twenty three varletlivi of Irtsls wer? shown. The Amos hardware store win dow also drew large crowds. Here a miniature of the Silverton park with its swimming pool, its foun tain and monument. Its skating rink, Its swlnkj and Us pump, wan a continuous sources of amusement for paseers-by. The Silverton Food Products wtndows at Steel hammer's drug store and at Kin ney ft Porter, the Silverton Cream-e-y ft Ice company window at Kin ney ft Porter, and the Silver- ton Electric store all came In for their share of favorable comment Another window whose display, although not cf OreRon products. Hill helps to put Oregon on the map, was that of the Silverton r.ostofflce. Here Virgil nruscKe, of the postoffiee fiiee, had a small ran of his extensive stamp coi lection on display. Mr. Kruscke has strmps representing yery nearly every country in the world besides the numerous different Issues of the Vr.ltcd States. CD. A. INITIATES CLASS OF 15 AT MT. ANGEL SUNDAY .Mt. An.:el Or.. May 11. Court Marlon of the C. D. of A. held Ini i.alion services trj the s:!:ool audi Uirium )terday for a claas of 15 tru mrmheri fur Court Marion and five 1r Court Capitol City ol Kilcui. The dt'sreo work was uoo ly a team from the Salem couit. A lare number of Halem members riotorcd over for the affair. Knl- lnwini the Initiation srvlcoa the members he'd a social hour In the auditorium and at 0 clock a flu ncr was aerre l In the dlniiiK room In the school liiisrmint. Mrs. r.m nia Unwss. bend of the local court pcrved as toi'tni(etreds and cnllcd ior responds from Iter. Father .boot Murphy. Uev. Futher lonl nlc'. Mrs. K. Kckerlin Sr.. hesd of the Salem ptroup. Mrs. J. J, Keber district ttipi.iy. Mrs. A. A. Mlckel officer of the talcm court. Mr. and Mrs. btanlcr Andrews of Portland. lormcr residents of Mt. Ansel, motored dorn yester day to spend the day with irlendj The 8t. Jopha Uramatl: o eiety of Salem iircaented a three act comedy. "Tha Ureen Kycd Monster'a Toorh." In the cille' auditorium ywterday afternoon for the entertainment of the stu tents at the rollece and the acad tmy (clrls aol umber of the towr.tolks. William Terhaar la atwadiotj moral slara In ML AnKel befor rolnit to DunMnulr. Cal.. where he will b employed as a pharmacist 1st lha drug store owned by Hen Uoocb, formerly proprietor of the ML Ansel dm ore. Mr. Ter haar meeatlr raaaed the Calllor- pla stats eianlnatlons for a phar macist llcenaa. Ills Princes smith, memb-r of the els.li school faculty at St Paul, apeat the wec-ead with Mt nrel friends. Mr. and Mm Ed Barth visited lta Mrs. Births parents. Mr nd Mr. Jm Dlebl, oa Saturday izi Sunday. In the News Spotlight ! 4 "JL sv iw - - - wa i in ii mm e. r - -7 - r "Sat i'e :fl-Hi'- h. r . S., Prince Georga of Serbia, known as "the hotspur of Europe" Is to be Interned (n an asylum by order of King Alexander. Europe expect America to tare It from another war, declared Uia Very Rer. William Ralph Inge, gloomy dean of St- Paul's cathedral. Plana for a new rOack on rum ships on a wide front haa been completed by Rear Admiral . C. Blllard In Washington. Orrllle Wright, airplane loTentor, de clared ha was sending the first Wright Brothers aircraft to a British museum because tha Langley machine of 1903 baa been mutilated by an American museum. Silverton News Silverton, Or.. May 11. (Spe cial.) Mrs. P. Jacobeen was the inspiration of a pleaeant surprise party Friday eveniug when a gioup uf her friends called to help toll-orate her birthday. Those present were: Mrs. Marie Buneas. Mrs. Amos Corhouse. Miss Marie Corhouue, Mrs. Levi Goplerutl. Mr and Mrs- lUns -Jensen, Anuabelle Jensen, Mr. an! Mre. Hans Thomp son, Mis Sylvia Spilde, Mrs. Sarah Olsen. O. Taylor. Mr. and Mre. A. Knutson and Mr. and Mrs. P. Jacohsen. Tho Dei'oert Heevea post of the American Legion Is completing plane for the Memorial day ob servance at Silverton. The Legion will be in charge of It thta year Alfred Jensen, M. Storrusti and Kddle Kvatvs spent the week-end fishing at Alees. Reuben Jensen, a freshman at the Oregon Agricultural college, .spent Mother's day at Silverton at the home of his mother. Mrs. Anna Jensen. Mr. Jensen came up front Corvallls on Friday evening sum returned again Sutiday evening. The Moore's nrueic house of Sa lem gave a protram before a well filed bouse at Brush Creek school Friday evening. Mrs. Carl Moser of Portland waa at Silverton over the week end. Mr. and Mr. Oscar Ivcrson have rented apartments on West Main street and will mak? Silverton their home Cor some time. Mr. and Mrs. Iveron were married at Vancouver, Wash., on April 3') ieforo her mairlagc Mrs. Iveraon was Miss Frances Vearrier, tir. cljwt daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Vearrier. Mrs. Frank Woodard, who hafi been spending aeveral weeks at Silverton. has returned to her home at Vatertown. Wisconsin. Mr. Woodard will Join her in short time. ?Ir. Woodard Is the brother of M. C. Woodard and was looking after the business of the latter while he was in Europe. M C. Wodard Is the manager of the silver Falls Timber company mill. Rev. and Mrs. O. Borrevlk and Miss listlier and Mix Ituth Borrc vik. motured tn Seattle. Thursday. to visit an aunt of the girls, who Is very ill. The Woman's club will hold their last meting of this year at the home of Mrs. r.rncst Palme club president, thia afternoon. This it ruest day end a musical pro- grame and social hour will be en- Jcyed. Melvln Rivinusa. ou-ner of the Rlviness grocery on North Water street, haa sold his business tu Henry I.ar..un and Alvin Legard The deal was cloned Saturday and the new owners will take over the '.itisiness Monday. Mr. Rlvlno will remain for two weeka to as ?ist them In getting aequalntei with their sto.-k. At the close of that time he will go to Portland (or treatment. NEWBERG PRINCIPAL ACQUITTED OF CHARGE Newherg. Or., May 11. After a ..ellUeration of lest than 10 min utes, a Jury trying tiuy Annan trout, prinripjl of the Centr..' grad.1 school, charged wth assault and battery upm Kdward Lester Sitlcs, 13. acquitted Armantrout Witnesses aaid black and him marks had bein evident for 10 davs after the bi.y was punched, hut Armantrout testified th? pun ishment was given without any': rnd to maintain die lpltne. N' lortnancnt Injury resulted. Jml?r Chun-hill Justice court vox crowded to overflowing. SILVERTON RESIDENT DIES Silverton. Or., M:iy 11. dal.) Lars O. nngnns, nped S5 jears. died at the home of hi duufthter. Mr. A. Holland of 811 erlon, Friday evening. Funeral services will be held from S. Jt hn s church Monday afternoon i-t J o'clock with lt S. J. Lind :ith officiating 'and Intermmt will be mnde at the Evans Valley cemetery. ' - Mr. H.'cna.t has been a resident of H.lverton for ths pat five roars. Me lenes two daiiRhtere. Mrs. ItorUnd of Silverton and Mrs. T. T. Shell of Wallowa ntt tw brothi-rs. one In California and one In M'nne'oia. FARSEE HEALER INDICTED I'ortland. Or.. May 1 1 TVr. shah P. (ihsdUll. Pari.ee lecturor on epectro-chrome therspy. whi vas nt reeled arly Intt week In Semttle. i! Indicted Sjttirdav by r federal grand Jury on a charge of Much Driving Hurls Eyes After long drive afwat win I. your eyes with ntiV ramphor. wMrhhasel, hydraMia. rie.. an min ed In Lavspllk eye wash. Thli re moves dut and germs and coon teractfl effeeta of wind and suit mop dryness antf turim. I'rrj drug store. Ad. violation of the federal Mann act. He pleaded not guilty before Jdt:e Wolverton and hi cac w.i 5t?t for next September. Khadiaii has been roleavd on a $10.UUu mirety bond. The complainant l Miss Geraldine McCann. 20 yea: old Portland girl, formerly (.ha tliaii's necretary. Recent Scientific Discovery! iiy vi p-slx Tltc t.rtnt Aniit-)ttc' Tnnlc Iwixa tlvo ami x"U'in l'k-nucr A treatment prep.ired by a new prucem of rxtriicttng the rich juices of room, bei t-a and b.irkp rr.itln'i el In the various cftuntrics of the globe and biemhd to pro dure the best results. Mow It In rre.ies Vim. 't;.r and Nerve Force ly clennmns: the bowels toning itomarh and liver. Tnke It Y-PKP-SKN. ihs Mw Tonic and sstem tlcner. Is the iidvice of drui;rti5ts today to those who suffer with Chronic Comtlpa Hon. tlittrosiiiii lr.iliKestlon and Torfiii Liver. There ts no longer Aliy ucod of using hnrd purcitives ind cathartics ns 11 Y-PKPKN. the new scientific combination of lfdrnU, IN-pcln. Hnna and eth rr vauhibls lnirdicntf. Is bound o function the bo writ and liver regularly. ihu cleantng ths y tem of Impurities and poisonous matter. A tablespoonfut of this yrup af ter each meal antl at bedtime thats all thnt Is necessary, no inunri, no griping, no dlstreM nhatsoever. iS'ext roornlrf your liver Is arttvs as ths entire d gea ttvtj tract Is punftfd and refr-ih-d and you ferl Jurt fine, with a' hearty appetite fur breakfast. Fat what you like everything taste good and agrees with you. Ity getting the bowe'a to func tion dsity as Nature Intended, the entire svtm is naturally Invigo rated. r!ool circulates bet tee. nrcs become refreshed, dull eye become bright and p cheekf glow with the bloom at perfect health. 81eepleinej. nrvouanc lack of erergv. tired. worn out feeling all become things ot the PS at. iIY-rRP PEN Is sold and guar, an I red by Capital Drug sUra, ; Jj:ats street. A Jr. EUROPE OFFERS T Dallas, Or., Mar 11. M. J Xewhoiwe, manager ot tha North Pacific Co-operatira Prune Grow ers Exchange, spoke Saturday aft ernoon before ojlk countj prune growers on the market situation and other pointa of interest to prune growers taken from his re cent trip to European and eastern narkete. Mr. Newhonse repeatedly stress ed the neeesstij of keeping up the quality of the Oregon prunes in Ibe entire drying and packing pro- eaa. England and the Scandina vian eountrlea offer a market that cam ba developed, tiermany can net ba loked to in tha near future aa an important market for any hut cheap prunes. In touching on tha domestic market Mr. Newhousa declared that tha coo-perattra organization should plan on tending a repre sentative through a great deal of the eastern territory developing one-car and 1-trgcr market, keep !ng brokers active and making re liable distributing connections. The chair store organisations in the middle west are becoming one nt tha best marketing outlet for Oregon prt'uea, be stated. In speaking of Denmark, the center of co-operating marketing. Mr. Newhouss declared that not the co-operative plan, but the standard of quality maintained in the products had spelled success. He apoke ot bis viist to the Hamburg pa:king plant of Grimm- Smlth, a German concern which buys large quantities of California julk prunes of small eize, re processes them by steeping in boil ing water nn-1 sceurac .au-isortase .n wefkht an1 a larger size. The prunes are then re-shipped throughout the world. In speaking ot the English mar ket particularly, Mr. Xewhouse declared that the co-operative or ganization muet be prepared to meet prlbe competition and keep its prunes and orand on the mar ket, relying on the average season sales to Lold the return where It should be for the grower. The manageis of packing plants voted to meet In Portland. June IS, with the Portland chamber of commerce to continue plans for uniform packing. The secretaries cf th locals will meet with them. SALEM DEFEATS EUGENE HI 61 The Saleb high school baseball nine won a decision over the Eu gene high school team yesterday sben they detested them at Eu gene by a score of 6 to 2, in one of the best played game of the season The local took the lead In the second inning when they scored three run. Febry got a hit and ano'.ber singl scored the three tallies for the lccals. In the ninth frame. John Drager, left fielder for the locals hit the ball to his position and brought in two runs. He later scored which made the aix Korea for the red and black nine. The game v.as the best played cf the season. Febry, hurler for the locals, allowed the Eugene nine only five scattered bits, while tue local stars nathered eight bingles off of the delivery of Em mons who pitched good ball tor tne losers. Schrader was behind the bat for the Eugene team. Each cf the teams were about evenly divided with about tour errors apiece. The lineup for the locals fol low: L. Ciiol. ss; P. Girod, 2b; Drager, If: K'tchin, rf: Kelly, c; Heenan, Jb: Kogers, lb: Fabry, p. The locals are to meet the Newberg stars on the Oxford paik irrounda toomrrow afternoon. Weather permitting the gam will start about 3:30 p. m. WHITE ON COMMITTEE TO STUDY DEFENSE ACT Adjutant General George A. White has been ordered to Wash ington, D. C . where be is to ap pear, Friday, May 2, as a member of a special war department com mittee to revise the general de tense act. He will represent the west on the committee. The com mittee ia to study the present de fense policy ot the nation and make recommendations based on the experlenca of the five yean that the defense act has been In operation. Because ot the proximity ot the training camp period General White is t'.rzlng a postponement of the meeting) of the committee. It is understood that he Is opposed in any changes in the defense act. tSSi Id Mrrn Houses etter 1M Jor this week, only Three economy and convenience specials to help you in brightening things up around the house. For, of course, youve caught the spirit of "Better Homes." No doubt you're plarinine to refinish a chair or two or a table or a stand. Perhaps you have in mind decorating some candlesticks, a pair of -book-ends, a box or some ornament. Maybe it's a bedroom floor or the front porch and steps you are preparing to paint. Whatever it may be, you will want to take advantage of the Better-Homes Economy Spec ials now being offered by Fuller Dealers. Here they are. Study them carefully. Each Special is divided into two parts one part includes the items you buy. The other includes the items the dealer gives you with your purchase of the first part. Specials a and 3 offer a choice of two groups of gratis items. Special st Buy these, at dealer's regular prices pint Decoret Enamel or Varnish Stain Dtcorct Enamel your choice from o at tractive colon m glow; 6 colors m semi-gloxi. Decoret Varnish Stdini your choice from 9 color m imiuiim of popular (urduvodt. They jtoin and varnish at one operation. 1 Varnish or Enamel brush Fuller $utf!uy Dealer GIVES you these, - if you buy items above 1 set of 6 Decoret Transfers Value 50c per tct. These tranierj, fn artijf ic designs ana colors, make moduli decoration of furniture city and fascinating. 1 book "Art of Decorating with Decoret" Beautiulty illustrated fn colors, A handy, helpful guide fo home decoration. NO. A, , Special Buy these, at dealer's regular prices 1 pint Decoret Enamel 1 1 pint Decoret Varnish Stain pint Decoret Stove Enamel Keeps the stove looting hie net. 1 pint Fullerwear Varnish An excellent, all forfwse varnish, easy to apply. Resists water and other fojuidi and hard wear. 1 Varnish or Enamel Brush India 1 plcg. sandpaper Household size . Dealer GIVES you these, if you buy items above 1 Book "Art of Decorating with Decoret" lb. Fuller Floor Wax For harduod floors, furniture, linoleum, etc Mobs a satiny, duracieshern. 1 set of 6 Decoret Transfers for the decoration of furniture. Or these 1 book "Art of Decorating with Decoret" 1 pint Rubber Cement Floor Paint 1 set of 6 Decoret Transfers for the decoration of furniture. lnd remiimber these are all well known Fuller Quality Paints, Enamels. Varnishes and Stains products of unquestioned merit, manufactured by a firm which has for 76 years been successfully meeting the needs of Pacific Coast paint. u$srs. Special is-3 Buy these, at dealer's regular prices J gallon Fuller Porch and Step Paint Resists water and sun. Withstands hard foot tragic. 6 attractive, colors to choose from. gallon Fullerwear Varnish 1 pint Decoret Enamel pint Decoret Stove Enamel 1 pint Decoret Varnish Stain 1 paint brush 3 ' Utility 1 Varnish or Enamel brush 2' Decoret 1 pkg. sandpaper Household size Dealer GIVES you these, if you buy items above 1 book "Art of Decorating with Decoret" 1 book "Color Harmony in the Home" Beautifully printed and illustrated in colors. Many suggestions and helps in home pamtinj. 1 lb. Fuller Floor Wax 1 set of 6 Decoret Transfers for decorating furniture. Or these l book "Art of Decorating with Decoret" 1 book "Color Harmony in the Home" Ceautiully printed and illustrated in colors. Many suggestions!! helps in home painting. 1 quart Rubber Cement Floor Paint 1 set of 6 Decoret Transfers f jor decorating jurmrure; , ;,W. P. Fuller & Co. 3 01 Mission Street, San Francisco Taj BRANCHES IN PACIFIC COAST CITIES ' TACTCRISS IN SAN FRANCISCO ' LOS ANGELES AND PORTLAND Distributors if Vtlspat on tV Taafic Coast a l FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Go to some Fuuhr Dealer today for one or more of these Better-Homes Specials. Below is a list of Fuller Dealers near you. aTawjam surninsjiriMi Ok Alt IA1.C1 JOSS CONSULT A HAITI a FAINTER F HJ JUL E, PAINTS VARNISHES PIONEER WHITE LEAD 1 76 TRARS' RXMatSNCt TOUR ASSURANCI OrruLLSl QUALITY Bay L. Farmer Hardware Co, Salem