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-THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SAI.EM. OREGON THURSDAY, MAV 11, 1023 News from Neaifby Valley Points From the Richest and Best Part of the State By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents PAGE TWO Rllvertoo, Or., May 14. (Spe cial.) The Silverton Woman's club held Its last meeting for tills huoh Monday afternoon at tbe home of tha out-going president, Mrs. Ernest Palmer. Tbe da? was the annual guest day and each club member was permitted to bring a g'se-.t to the meeting. About forty members and guests were present. The club bas made it a practice to take up a subject fur study each year. During tbe post season "Japan" has been studied. A sub ject for the coming year, which opens this fall, was discussed. Many were suggested, but -"Legislation" seemed to be first choice, with "Oregon" second and "Chi na" third. Tha matter of deciding upon tbe subject was left in tha hands of a committee of which . Mrs, 11. E. Klelnsorge is chairman. A revlsw of . Japan was taken up in which Tent the visitors took part. Following this a musical program was given consisting of a doulogue by Mm. R. Russell and Mrs. J. Welch with Mrs. Oordon McCall at the piano, piano solo by Mrs. McCall and vocal solos by Mrs. O. Bentson and Mrs. G. Raven. At the business meeting com mittee reports were read and the business was closed up for the year. The library board and the iKjpltal committee reported thai tha club had contributed liberally to these two Institutions during the past year. The miverton hov Silverton News Stlverton, May 14 (Special) Mui Bathar To we, a member of the February graduating c.aa of the Silverton high school, ha ac cepted a position at the Cool Mr and McClaln bank for the mm tner. Dr. Belle Gnrlnnd of Detroit, Michigan, 1a spending a few wet'ke as guoAt of Dr. AnnaFlnseth or Silverton. Friday evening Mm. Helen Wrlghtinnn, Mlaa Rosella Hlch ardaon, Mrs. Q. Raven, and Mra. John Hoblltt will motor up to Sil ver Cliff to attend the laat meet ing of thli aeaaon of the Silver Cliff P. T, A. Bach of the women will make a little talk and Mian Rlchardaon will ipeak on her trip through Europe. Theae four wo men nnflliitcd In the organiantion of the Silver Cliff association lnet November. Mlaa Alice Jaquet wh la teacher at Silver Cliff la alao the president of the aanoclation. Mra. Helen Wright man and Mra. H. B. Latham were gueats of Ulan Albany, Or., May 14. One of Li tin county'a largest timber deals In history was completed toUav with the filing ol deeds to 1104.9 acroa of tiro Iter laud at the office of the county recorder by Mosley brother of Foster snd J-ouis W Hill, head of the Northern Pacific railway system. The considers tion waa $110,000. The deed transfers ownership of the property from O. J. and Will .am R. Mealey to Louis W. Mill who already owned a tract of mor. than 60.000 acres of timber luml In Linn county. The Menley prop arty Involved in this deal Is stir rounded by the Mill lands and now becomes a part of the big North ern Pacific block. The deal wai negotiated through J. W. Mayo ot Stnyton, cnehler the First National and the state and savings banks there. It had been In progress for some time but adjustment of title Incidental had delayed final filing until today. The land covered by the deed In townships 13 and 14, situate;! In the 11 lg Dottom district on the QuartivUle iork of the San Usui river between six iind ten mile? above Foster. It had been owned by the Moaley brothers for many years, some ot It having been pur chased by them 20 years ago. The Mealey brothers operated a saw r ill, which ' as auppl'ed from th tract above Foster until the mill was burned two years ago.. The brothers owned In all approx mat ply 4000 acres of timber Urw In this section. They are retain Ing the balance. Kills Catarrh Germ In Three Minutes 1 Chronlo catarrh, no matter how had. anti oasea of bronehtal thmt nt yield Inatantly to the amaxlna' discover of a Krmch ritmdst. TMa drut-'rai sneuiod called lvaa kiua the rni in three mlnijtra, yt Is poadtivtly harm leaa to tha most delicate tissue. Your hMd and lunge ar rlMi-vd llkn mio. uflarara are relieved la a stugle tught Ttt prove It and te Introduce to a million sufferers In nne month. 1 esTer to send a trsalment free and repaid, to any one who will write for Ne obligation. No cost If It our you, yew oan repay the favor by tolling yvor ftiafxia If net. the loss Is mine. Mo matta what you tiavo triad. Juat vend sse your name and addroaa fr this ivtxu free UvUnont aa4 are re Chat yew eaa be H4 of eatarra. H. SMITH, SUM 1mm Bldf. ataaama tlty, Mo. y kfMLu i tlVfeL Mi f$m U.TKERE" Many wers hurt, among them several women who sought to protect their children, when a riot broke out between Ku Klui Klansmen and a crowd which stoned their meeting at Berlin, Mass. The Klaus man repelled attack with clubs. This picture, showing robed members of the organization halting an automobile, was taken Just before hostilities commenced. pital and the library are the chief interests of the club. Tbe library board reports that by fall It hopee to have the library boused in the new city hall Instead of its pres- ent location in tbo school. The club has plsnned a number of at- falra for the summer by which the club members hope to add to the library fund. Among these are n bridge, a dance and a cooked food sale. The dun also expects to do more for the library this coming year than it has in the past. A rising vote of thtmks was ex tended to Mrs. Krnest faimer, tu out-going president. ' At the close of the afternoon's program a buffet lun.cn was served with Mra. P. T. RIMelgen and Mrs (1. Raven In charge. Elizabeth Latham Sunday at the Kappa Alpha Theta house at Eu gene. Mr. and Mra. George Cu aiter were gueati of M l Ruth Qregg and Mra. J. D. Standard was a gueat of her son, Murle Woods. Mra. Cicorgo Hubba and daugh ter, Ruth, apent Mother's day at Corvallla at guesU of Mlaa Dor othy HuU.9 at the Delta Delta Delta houee. It has been announced that Bruah Creek school will complete iim school year during the coming week. Mlaa Mary Scott has been the Instructor for the past . two years. Another Iris show will be held at Silverton on this coming Sat urday, The Irieea on diaplny will come from the gardens of Dr. R. B. Klelnsorge and Rholln Cooley. Mlaa Cora Satorn Is spending a few days of this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ha tern near Mount Angel. Wednesday after noon Misa Hatern nnd Mrs. Satern motored to Salem. LIONS 10 PLAY Tonight the Salem Lions club baseball team will meet the Ki wanls club 1 1 what Is expected to be a blood and thunder match. The Lions have Issued the chal lenge and were quickly accepted by the Ki wauls. Last year the Lions Issued the cry bnt bit the duet In a hard fought game and they are expecting to get revenge. A strong lineup has been gath ered together and tho Lions arc prepared for a tough game. All ot the Liottd are urged to attend to cheer their team mates on. ac cording to Stanley Lamsun, field manager ot the Club. The lineup that ha been an nounced for tho Linns follows: (Men Urcgg, lb; Coach Ilathbun of Willamette university or Olsou. lb; Dill Wilt k In v as; Al Fnllerl'-k. .lb; Hates, p; Klrtsing. c; Let Springer, Chulmcr George, J. H. Wlllet and lleorge Nelson, out fielders. Several other utility mon will be out. The game will start about fi:li. weather permitting. Dye Scarfs, Drapes, New Batik Effect No Boiling! No Mess! BUnd Colors In Waih Bowl Gypsy Dyes flo sfmpt to us the k org tout, brilliant, llvhtir r.om (hat trr. form rnlnrlt-R ih and naiina nnd allvt-r-i-loth mio attinnitm. bis.-ri, batik. Blowing nd himntfrinir with niyrlails of ramlmw tint Varfn, namlkt-rrhitfa nt 1rp how lu- UrlOllt Ih'V fir Shrll .1.,.,. K.IIL.I tn mart. nw nnd ultm-fmhion- tile! Hut the vffrct ! mnivl t ot taln for iMTfrct rvHii.u u h brilliant, lunttnua olura, bit? ml to nr atad ilct.t in iv. h...i dip. rhinc nniTrna'ro thru. ' No bolllaK, tin mns, no miiaar fnw r. Not a oan A matrv.iii.iiB dr that an woman ran ua ?aa1lr tlmf. Mntrh any rolor or (.! ptrZ fvrtlr. Onlr a frw rtrnu rnutrA Gynar Dyra n-rr atreiik. run. an.it r fadav Try lhm for yourarlf how far tupertor thv ar to lh old mtko4 koaa 4rmixg. Women Stoned in Klan UtV tQMf --v - KTAW 'RIOT . STARTED. , ." VETOES TRUCK E Dallaa. Or.. May 14. Mayor stafrin announced the veto of the truck tax ordinance recently en acted by the city council at an adjourned meeting of the council held Monday night. He stated that he considered the measure as ex horbltant and one that would pro I) ably have involved the city in dif ficult legal action. The measure was passed May 4 by a 5 to 4 vote of the council and as two-thirds rote would be necessary to pass It over the may or s veto, further action is consid ered unlikely. The adjourned meeting; was call ed to receive bids on the improve ment of Stump and Birch streets with curbs and macadam streets. William D. Huffman and Louis H. Gohrke were tho only contractors submitting bids. Hoffman was i. warded the contract at $3 US as tgainst 13465.90 by Mr. Uohrke. Mr. Hoffman now has a concrete sidewalk contract In the city and is grading and curbing a block on Wnshlngton street. The matter of holding a round up hero on June 19, 20 and 21 was brought before tbe council, a June 21 la Sunday. There Is no ordinance regulating Sunday amusements, however. o the mat-( tcr was referred to the city at torney. It was stated that some difficulty may arist In securing the county fair grounds, as threatx hare been made to teat whether the grounds can be kept tax free if rented for paid amusements. Sudden Death ot Mrs. John S eel hammer j Mrs. John titeclhaiumem died at her home Tuoadny morning. May C0RETHR0AT Gargle with warm salt water sw than apply over throat WICKS V VaroRUb Double Duty Dollars Jingle merrily when we have one of our Big Aluminum Sales. We give you double value for every dollar in High Grade Merchandise that will give you service and satisfaction. We have just received another lot for sale next FKIDAY and SATURDAY, May 13th and 16th. Here is a list of what you may buy: - Take your choice for only We have a large supply are quite sure we won't run out this time. This Is high grade ware. We ask you to compare weights and finishes with any standard brand of ware. GEO. E.ALLEN Hardware and Machinery 236 N. Commercial Street Fight 9 , v Lfyf' IZ, at 9 o'clock. The previous evening she and her husband had been out calling with friends and after returning home had spent a while tn orchestra practice, Mrs. Steelhamuer playing the saxo phone. She seemed perfectly hap py and In normal health when re tiring at about 1U o clock. Awak ening at 2 o'clock In the morning she expressed a presentment that she was dyin and sank Into un conscious noes. Doctors and a nurse were Immediately summon ed but she did not regain con sctoutness, the state of coma pass ed Into dentil. Mrs. Steelhammer leaves her husband and two sons, John, aged 10, and Carl, aged 14. Arrange mentafor Intermentliave not been made. BOOST PRICE OF GASOLINE New York, May 14. Th Standard Oil company of New Jer sey has advanced tank wagon gasoline one cent a gallon through out Us territory, making prices an New Jersey IS cents, Maryland, Virginia, West Virgiina and North Carolina, 19 cents; South Caro lina, 194 cents and the city of Baltimore 18 cents. Export gaso line also was advanced one-half cen a gallon. The tank wagon advance Is wtihin one cent of the year's high est figure established in February. Men! Dcn'tComeHome Fagged Out by Hard Work DOCTORS say that in an enormous number of cases when men come home physically and mentally "all in," nervous and cranky, the real cause is not hard work, but thin, pale, watery Wood, deficient in strength -giving iron. Once this iron is restored to the blood it is often astonishing how quickly these men gain new strength, nerve force and endurance. Hirt be sure the iron you take is organic iron Nuxiited Iron and not the old-fashioned liquid medicines and pills made by the action of powerful acidi on ordinary mineral iron. isuxated iron is a natural organic iron, nice the iron in your own blood, and like that in sninai'h and lentils. Does not injure teeth nnr disturb the stomach. So remarKable are the effects of Nuxated Iron that thousands ol weak, nervous, fagged out men and women have often Increased their strength, energy, and endurance in only two weeks tune. Try NuxsUrd Iron just two weeks. Money back if not delighted. Rut make certain you art genuine guaranteed Nuxated Iron tablets with the letters N I un every tablet. At ail good dtuggisis. 5 quart Tea Kettle 1 Vi and 2 quart Double Roilcrs G and 8 quart Preserve Kettles 6 cup Percolators 10 quart Dish Pans 5 qt. Draining Kettles 3 piece lipped Sauce Pan Sets j Angel Cake Pans Round Roasters 6 qt. covered Convex' Kettles 9 cup Muffin Pans ? p t T of all pieces advertised an 1 ' ' '. 75c ; STUDENTS PLAN FOR MAY FETE Silverton, Or., Max 14. (Spe ufal.) Silrertun hleh school atu dents are busy these days with the end ol the school year approach ing and a number ot events sched uled. Friday of this week will be 2 big days tor the hiKh school. At this time the May fete will be held on the Lugene Field conrt. The May day procession begins at 1 o'clock and is said to be even rors elaborate than the one held last year which was the first one to be siren ut bilverton tor a num ber of years. Following the May festival the high .school bsseoall team will 'eet that of Salem on the Sllve: Falls diamond. Saturday sixty-tire high school atnietes will enter the eonnty ir.ee. at Salem. Wednesday evening of this week the Girls' Pep club entertain the Orangemen with a picnic at Bow el: a's Bend east ot Silverton. The two organizations contain those interested in athletics of the high school. Tuesday morning the sophomore class gave a short play and pro gram ociore the student body. The play given was "Getting Off" and contained nfne characters. Huth Minor gave a reading and a violin solo, and Ethel Laraon and Sylvia Larsen played a piano duet The 6eniors are preparing their play which is to be given May 22 at the Eugene Field auditorium The play 5s Booth Tarklngton's Seventeen. Qnard Receive Pav. Silverton, Or., May 14. (Spe cial.) Company I ot the Oregon national guard received its pay checks Tuesday night of this week. Eighty-four checks were issued. amounting to $1200. ' Attending drill Tuesday night were G4 mem bers ot the guard. A report showed that at no time since Jan uary 1 have there been less than 50 members at any one drill night Hall's CatarrJ Medicine i nd four system of Catarrh or Deal mss caused by Catarrh. ?. . CHENEY Sl CO., Toledo, Ohlc Style x6099 No matter how little you know about dressmaking, you can now make dresses that have all the style of Paris frocks. How is this possible? By means of the Dcltor, the wonderful dressmaking guide included only with Buttcrick Patterns. The Dcltor shows you with pictures how to lay out your pattern on the least possible amount of material, how to put the dress to gether step by step and how to add all the important finishing touches. is! Halls Ferry Halls Ferry, May 14. C. D. Guerry has been grubbing and clearing a piece ot ground where he Intends to put in squash and neans for the cannery. Mrs. C. W. Senwab has return ed from H. H. Brooten mineral spring, wtrere she bas been for the last three montna taking treat ments. Fred Christy osd The mlsfor tune of falling a tree on his dog, killing it. Percy Judd and family were Sunday afternoon callers on their The Knl'hts of Columlius de feated the United States Bankers baseball team in a hard fought Kinii on the Uxfcrd park diamon lest evening to a tune of 6-2. The Bankers were expected to mcko a big showing in the twilight lc.igu and their defeat was a surprise. The Knights team was well or gmitcd and plarl airtight ball Art Blumenbcrg went wild and the Knights players crossed the platter five times in the fourth inning. Heenan, hurler for the victors, walked three men which brought two men in for the only scores of the Bankers. Heenan played stellar ball and brought the first tally for the winners. The lineup follows: K. C. D. Heenan, Could, Smith, Hughes, Hell, Green. Barr, Jack son and E. Heenan. Bankers Fish. Weeks. Hum phreys, Barrick, McFarlanrl. Thompson, Lucas, E. Thompson, Hammond, Wilkinson and Blu menberg. The Valley Motor nine will CI03S bats with the Grotto team at the Oxford park tomorrow evening. These are two ot the strongest teams. A Godsend to the Bilious! ! ukt mt pUawre In telling too irtin a Godwnd ue BMchus's Pub. I .m . woo.li tnlT-flve T- of ce. For yriri 1 nttercd from bilious h.i.ohes. Ten ion uo, I tried B.echim' VtUii 1 havi Bcvcf Been without them lnce. "I hope .11 txnuiuwhoycffet In thlfVliaBet will Dot heaitM to try them. Mn. Edr Deui, Providnc R. L Tale RjecAdm't Plfli for Mimonen. twmrftiUua. Mt, M ettcf distMW wfwfi. ' For FREE SAMPLE writ B. R ADca Co 417 Cwul Street, New York "w'ftui Tout Oroubt la IS "fid ft boxc. Dresses Gay For A June Day You can make them all and be sure of success! 6099 The Dehor, a wonderful dressmaking guide included "with the pattern for this dress, shows you with pictures how to make it from start to finish. Blouse Style 6073 6073-6079 The peas ant House with raglm times is rery attractirt when worn with a suspender skirt Get your pattern at our Buttcrick Department and then risil our piece-goods counter. New Colors in fiyeP.fast r"-oc Suiting New colors in this splendid mercerized Suiting arrived today. The popularity of "Everfasf waj almost instantaneous. Beware of imitations ; there is only one Everfast Price 55c yard. Balsa's Leading son, Frank Judd, and family. uen Brown is working in Satem. where ha has eecuicd a position wun me (tarns uarago company. Mr. Hanagin recently bought the Strause place of E. M. Croiaaa and moved his family out last week. A. H. Barks wt, . K-lFm vlt.tnr Saturday. Billy Myers bis nurcbasMl a touring car. nesday at the It. N. A. sewing C1UU. The rain Sund.- eertalr.lv la nf great help to tho farmers. Jetf Townseud was a business caller at Salem the toiepart of the week. J. B. Cummlugs was in Salem on business Tuesday. Mr. Baumgartner has taken a contract to cut wood for Charies Christopherson. Bob Hornhuckle has eonc to his ijj CATCH When you ask for USKIDE The Wonder Be sure you get genuine USKIDE. The name is on the sole for your protection. And for a Better Heel to Walk On ! Tb; "U.S." Spring-Step Heel a fit com. panion for USKIDE Soles. Made of new Sprayed Rubber, the purest, toughest rubber made Get a pair right away. United States 6084 Including the plait ed apron and jabot this dress requires only ji yards of jf-inch material for ske 6. Canton crepe, crepe de Chine and georgette are among the materials recommended. S f Style SOT, I Buy your pattern at our Buttcrick Department, consult the pattern envelope for the kind and amount of material to use and then visit our piece-goods counter. Here you will find all the popular Summer materials in the. newest shades. Buy the exact amount of material specified for your size on the pattern envelope. You will be surprised at how little material you need. Department Stars brothers. J. B. Cummlng ha purchased a ruck tor wood hauling. B. F. Towuseno nas been suiter, ing with rheumatism for better than a month. B. D. Fidlers have moved back to the farm after spending tha winter in Salem. II 1 IG1 111 List to . "The Lady" "We're meant to live somehow ain't we even when our 'earls la busted! Oh Gawd, it's you as puts ths strength in our 'carts to cry an ' forget. An somehow when It's all too much to stand, we live, don't we? " There'll bs a tear In your eye when K0EMA TALMADGE lives that part for you .Mill! Sole for Wear Look for it.-- Rubber Company I Pistil 4: J v'ifW'l.-'iil''- f-1 ' ' i Style )U 6084 rp
