,THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
, RIDAY, MAY 22, 1925
News from Nearby, Valley Points
From the Richest and
Best Part of the State
By Capital Journal's
Special Correspondents
PAGE TWO
LAII
GRANGE SESSION
Dalian, Or,, May 22. With the
stale gran convention, June 2 to
6, lees tlutu two weeka oft prepa
rations to entertain that organiza
tion's d'jlegatoa during their stay
in Dullas are proceeding rapidly.
It in exijeeted that approximate
ly 1000 will he in attendance, al
though the accredited delegates
who must he cared lor in the city
will lie lesa than that number.
Aside from securing rooms th
u:r;gst program faced by the local
committee Is that or proviuing i
Iiaiifliict on Tuesday night, .lun
2. Thi.i will ' e cared for by an
o!d fashioned barbecue in the city
-park with a hand concert and pro
gram for entertainment and plen
ty of barbecued meat, coffee, po
tato salad mi 1 prunes on the
. menu. C. L. Under is head of th
entertainment committee of th-
Dallas chamber of commerce and
Ik in full charge of arrangement
for thu banquet. Owing to the
large number of grange member:?
and delegates expected for this
feature it will not lie possible to
throw the banquet open to the
general public.
The response of Dallas citizens
in offering rooms in their homes
to delegates has been generous.
Almost halt of the number re
fiuired have ber-n listed without
personal Hulicitution. It Is necea-
earv. however, to have over 100
more rooms at tht dishposal of the
rooming committee before the end
of next week.
The chairmen of the various
committees working on the con
vention are: C. I. Crlder, general
chairman; Harold Rich, rooms;
IiOnner Katston. decorations and
signs; Walter S. Muir. autos for
the county tour on Friday.
The convention sessions will be
held in the Dallas armory. The
banquet Tuesday night is the only
cntertainmont furnished -by the
city, oaide from a sightseeing tour
Friday morning.
The rains of the past few days
insure that the l'olk county crops
will be looking their very best,
and the orchards the same. There
will be opportunity to visit a num
ber of commercial flax field
which nro showing rapid growth
under idoal weather conditions.
The clfy park, which Is one of
the beauty spots of Dalian, hae
been given a great deal of prepa
ration by the city park board. A
new sanitary system has been In
stalli'd and new stoves and cook
ing shrdii built. A number of the
visitors will probably camp in the
nu to park in connection with the
city park.
TO TEST SANITY
New Yurie, May
elated Press) Menr
21 (ty ,Wn.
V Clay Moffat.
lirooklyn'rt man ut myftcrlmi:
I in -
pulse who give Jewels away and
ml in i tii he never see n pretty git I
without wanting to kbH her, 1h
again In a lifMjutal fur mciit.il oh
teivatlon. Hinue. weeks iiko (he daughter
and nteee of Juil'o IteuWen 1,
Haskell of ,rt'ikl n.rei etved two
mysterious JllOrt lnweeb-U i,y me
'nirer. peteetiven trailed them f
MMff.it. ulu nt fir.l denied nml
then ndmltled giving them. lie
never :il '.sfnetoi lly explained hf
motives and later on nnoi her
eharx,'0 was sent to a hospital for
olivet at but. Ho was taU.ced ft
ane, however.
Y est erda y he k i- a I yea i
gill bank olerk at Ilronkhn Itui -i"t
corner. When arretted be mid
"I'm attr.u-ted to young Rtrla liki
n iieedlf to a niamiet. She mas .snrh
n nice "111 I iti.tn t think hc would
mind."
One of (he iilrl's eoiiip'ui!i.n
uM M-iffal bid M."-r.l two other
JTlilrt before h was aliened.
MILL AT GATES SHOT D3WM
Mill City. dr.. May 2?. On tie
couui of the depresod condition
of (he lumber market, the date-
Mill rompany, sawmill md lug
F ing operation loi aled at S hroo
der, about f-mr mile eat of Mill
'lty, have closed d'wn for an in
definite period. Tills mill re
nnened l;;st February and employ
ed about til men.
Skinny Men Can
Put on Needed Weight
Ak .?. C. Perry, Cential IMi.ir
fliaey. t. J, Fry or any regular
Oruirgi'tt for ft box of Mrt'ny'H Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets. They
me sugar con led and as pleasant to
take m e.indy.
Skinny men nml women lake
them to upeeclily put on pit nty of
Rood beat thy fWMi and for tbi
purpoFe they are so rxlremely
good that thin men and women
often take on five pounds or over
in 30 days. As n .matter of faet.
your druggist will return your
money If ou don't tako on five
pounds In 30 days.
Great for weak, run down chil
dren, too, and gives thm a hearty
appetite.
But bp ure very sure to not
Cod Uver Oil
Compound Tablets
ORIGINAL OrNUINE
GOTablets GOCcnt?
ML ANGEL COLLEGE TO
ENTERTAIN OLD GRADS
Ml. Ancol. Or.. M3V 22. Plan
have been practically completed
tor the annual Homecoming which
will ho held on the college hill on
Sunday. An alumni mooting will
he hold In the morning, a picnic
lunch will be nerved at noon, and
In tho afternoon the college nin
will play the St. Martin's college
team. The hoys Horn i.acey, vau.,
!.! u-ilil in have a hIioiik combina
tion and the game Is awaited with
interest.
Ti
Inability of the players on tho
Portland Klectrc Power company
l:aseball nine to hit in the pinches
cost them t!e game on the Oxford
diamond when they lost to tn
Woodmen of the Wor'rf by a score
of 4 to 0. The game was good in
suite of Hie one-sided score, both
of them being well matchered.
Batteries- vere: Hi mitral and
Morriot: V. K. P. Scofleld and
Ataman, a new comer for the
Woodmen.
The Oregon Journal baseball
team of the junior twilight league
won a loosely played game on the
high school grounds lat uigh
when they defeated the Scouts by
a score of 12 to 4. This game as
sures the Journal players a place
in the final play-off. The other
in the finals will be tho Field
Mice, who play their last gam
with the JUver KiiIh tomorrow.
Batteries were: U Alley, Duffy
and East; for the Scouts, French
and Williams.
Dallas, Or., May 22. The au-
uunl l'olk county high school track
and field meet and other contest
will be held Saturday at Mon
mouth with seven high schools
compctiug, according to announce
ment of Josiau Wilis, county
school fiupcrlntcudeut.
The tennis contests are first on
tl.e program at 8 a. m. and will
be followed at 10 o'clock by typ
ing contests. The field meet will
be held at 1:30. In the evening
lit 8 p. m. the high school declam
atory contests will be held. All
contests will be m the normal
grounds and buildings.
irophy cups will be awarded
tho school it winning in the vari
ous events, while individual win
ners will receivo ribbons. Dallu
will be Riven tho basketball cup
ind Independence the football cup
for their past season's record.
la Mas. Independence, Bethel,
Monmouth, Itickreall, Falls tit v
and IVrrydale are I lie competing
heoM.
SCOOTS WILL PATROL
DALLAS FIRE LINES
Djllas. Dr.. .May 22. The Hit)
.'cunts of lallai are to be organ
ized in the near future into a mil:
to assist the Dallas firemen. This
is expected to give the boys some
thing new to werk on and to pro
vide a valu'ible organization in
ra- of a serioua fire.
The f-coutd will be expected to
take hj--ge of ir.aiic on street-
lending to the scene of a tiro and
i..vp m.)tnrisis from ritdung in ho
i Umo an lu linpeiTe the firemen ,n
his bi'.n th'. ease recently. O
iP''fat ion of rit ix.ens Is a-ked i:i
helping the bov maintain their
r.'thortty in this vespert.
They will be nig.inized Into a
alv.ige unit to I ike h.ii ge atvi
;uard pvopeity that Is removed tn
the street from burntpi or threat
oned hullding-i. Occasion ally In
!ho past va:i-,la!ti have helpeil
then'dves to at ! id s left nn
.u.iul'.d. HEAVY "RAINS SWELL RIVER
Mill City. Or., May 2J. l
t r.un. ly bea y rains have been
!'iilliiii here for iho pa-t two or
ihree days and Tuesday evening a
violent electrical m m was ex -p.'i'ietieed.
Lightning was seen tit
:iit Meveral tinier and start smill
tire;, which we- soon drenctieil
by I he rain. Wednesday ni.ht
the S.intiam river roe about two
feet.
r.tr-$ it ! S
HAVK A CARPKNTKR DO
YOl'R PLUMBING
RIDICU1 OVS you aV. Yet that li
whit hundreds if people do every
day when they eniac the services of
other than a (rained RHCTAL SPE
( ilAl.lSTtocwe their Pile. Nowonder
they receive no benctir and continue to
utler.anddMidcmntheiloctot tor their
time and money wnttcd.
My year of triinlng and experience
treating -RECTAL and COLON ail
ments alone enables me to give a written
lite long UU ARAN 1KB
that I will cure your Piles
ot REFUND YOUR FEE.
ritt today lor my FREE BOOK
IJUMTN Inr
omtiano orttav siMTie orritt:
Cfd&K 1
VALLEY CLOSE
DISTRICT MEET
Silvertou. Or., May 22. (Spe
cial.) The lat day ol tho 1 ia5
annual conference of tho Salem
district of the Methodist Kpiscopat
church begaii with devotions led
by Itev. J. E. Strevey, pastor of
the First Metnouist Episcopal
church of Newberg.
Word was sent to Dr. Carl G,
Douey, president of Willamette
university, expressing pleasure in
his r e t u rn and In h is i in p ro ved
health.
Various reports of pastors were
given, among them the report of
Itev. S. W. Hall of Silverton, show
ing a splendid growing church.
The conference by rising vote
ordered a letter of appreciation
sent to the Silverton Commercial
club for the trip to Silver Creek
lulls which had been provided by
the club.
Mrs. Effio Dunlap of Salem rep
rcgeu ted the ladles' aid societies
in a ten-minute address. In her
address she reported that no
charge In the district is without
ladies' Pid society. Other
.speakers during the morning ses
sion included Dr. Edward Lair
Mills, editor of the Pacific Chris
tion Advocate, and Professor W.
H. Hertzog of Kimball school of
theology.
During the ofternon session.
which was mostly devoted to In
spirational work. Professor Valen
tine Deick, Bishop W. O. Shepard,
Dr. Ocorgo Dean and Dr. D. H.
Leech were among the speakers.
It was revealed that 52 per cent
of the population of the United
States are affiliated to churches
by membership and that of this
number but onethrrd are- in regu
lar attendance. One of the speak
ers suggested that "Souls be Bared
instead of soles. Don't stop to
count those whom you have saved
but count thosb who are yet left to
be won over to the church. Don't
be satisfied wfth just getting some
new members, get all of the five-
sixths. Co out after them as
life insurance agent does. Do as
much for your work aa he docs for
his. We ore in tremendoue dan
ger of being Just ecclesiastics."
Next year thu conference will
be held at New berg.
FIELD CONTESTS
Field day for Hoy Scouts of Sa
lem, Corvllis, Chcmawa and Leb
anon will be held nt the Washlng-
on school grounds at Salem to
morrow. The Burnett trophy will
he awarded to the troop making
the bent showing In the various
scout drills and contests. Pen
nants have been secured and will
be awarded to Ine troops placing
ecoud and third. Activities will
egin at 10 a. m. and will continue
unt l 2:30 or 3 p. m. Parents and
anyone else interested In th--events
are expected to be on hand
to see how everything is done.
I vents staged during tho day
will Include camp making, fir.t
aid, troop inspection, signals by
he Morse or semaphore code, knot
vinir, wall Renting, fire starting
without matches and a number of
other fen tu roii of Hoy Scout life.
Hoys will bring their own lunches'
and make a day of it.
The field day is being staged
under the direction of Harold
Ware, local Hoy Scot it. executive.
Grand Theatre
A HENRY DUFFY, PRODUCTION
?3 Gcorge M Cohan's International Laugh Riot.
WITH LAWRENCE D 0RSAY
Sensible Prices $1.65 $1.10 and 50c Including Tax
Scats on Sale Monday Mail OrdersJJow
H&tdbon Paint Store
Paint, Varnish, Enamel, Kalsomine
and Wallpaper
, , - I, . ..... i
If -ou have a painting job to do come (
in and get onr prices. '
We have the right 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'l. St.
Buy Your Paint
WINTER PARTIES AT
SILVERTON ARE ENQEO
Silverton, Or., May 2SyJ-Thc
last o( the acrica ot "COO" Spittles
whloh have been conuuctedTy''the
Knlghte ot Pythias and the Pyth
ian Sisters during the winter was
held Monday. Card playing oc
cupied the eveuiir; until 10 o'clock
when dancing wat enjoyed for a
short time. At the close of the
evening supper was served in the
dining room. A number of guests
were present from Salem for the
ovenlng, -
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Dallas, Or., May 22. The an
nual grade declamatory contests
for tho grammar schools of Polk
county were held in the junior
high school auditorium Wednea
day night.
The contestants placed as fol
lows: Division 1, first and second
grades Mollle Small, Independ
ence, first; Laralne Acuff, Eola,
uecond; Gladys Brown, Dallas,
third.
Division 2, third and fourth
grades Walter Hopkins, Inde
pendeuce, first; Helen Klelver,
Dallas, second ; Lucille Huckett,
Lincoln, third.
Division 3, frfth and sixth
gradcB Paul Forrette, Dalla"
first; He rebel Peyree, Indcpend
ence, second; Robert Sturgcss
h:oia, third.
Division 4, seventh and eighth
grades ltodney Stewart, Mon
mouth, first; Barbara Elliott, Dal
las, second; Garland Watenberger,
Independence, third.
The high schools of the county
wilt compete Saturday night at
Monmouth in a declamation con
test.
PYTHIANS TO HOLD SESSION
Silverton, Or., May 22. (Spe
cial.) A number of the members
of the local Pythian Sister lodge
will attend the district convention
to be held at Independence on
Thursday of next week. The drill
team of Home Temple No. 21, of
Silverton, will put on the. initia
tory work under the leadership ot
Mrs. Ella Mecleary and with Mr.-.
Helen Wrightman, grand senior.
niMKiciun. Mrs. Ben Glfford
will sing a vocal boIo.
OPERATING TABLE
FORGOTTEN BY .
. PROSTATIC PATIENT
"As a benefactor of Alvita 1
hereby state that from an almost
under the surgeon's knife condi
tion, I have been estored to robust
health by tho use of your prod
ucts. Obliged to nuffer with what
one physician called atone in the
bladder, nnil another enlarged pros
tato, both unnble to copo with the
trouble and flucgestlng surgery. I
have tnken only moderate doses
of Alvita tablets, with the result
that I have no more t bought of
the operating table than of climb
ing to the moon I am an enthusi
astic believer In tho virture of nl-
f a I fa prod uo t a beea uso of what
they have done for mo nothing
short of a new lease on life."
(Signed) J. C. KOU25KR.
Alvita Tablets are scientifically
prepared from the wonderful al
falfa plant, which through Its long
root absorbs tho vital elements
liine. Iron and phosphates nec-
:iry to health and vigor. Alvita
has poved espeel-.lly beneficial In
vercoming kidney. bladder and
prostate trouble. No matter what
you have tried, try this remedy of
nature now. A dollar buya a box
at Perry's drug store. Mail orders
nceepted. Atl .'.
One Big Laugh Night
Tuesday, May 26th
at a Paint Store
DALLAS PLANS
MEMORIAL DAY
Dallas, Or., May 22. Memorial
day will be observed lu Dallas
with two services, according to the
announcement ot nev. J. E. Youel
chairman of tho Legion memorial
committee. The first service will
bo Sunday evening, May 24, when
a union service will be held at the
Methodist church will all churches
and patriotic organizations par
ticinating'.
Rev. L. E, Hosklns of the Chris
tian church will deliver the ser
mon at this meeting. Patriotic
organizations are asked to arran
to bo seated In groups. Ex,-service
men arc requested to wear uni
forms or insignia of service,--- -
Public exercises wIIJL .lie-held in
liio Aiasitc tneater on the morn
ing of May 30, be-l-miits at 9:45
o'clock. At 11 o'ei.;ek a parade
will form and march through the
city. Following the parade the
obsorvanco will be closed with 'the
American Legion ceremonial exer
cises and the decoration of sol
diers' graves in the cemetery.
A complete program for Memor
ial day will be announced later
by the committee in charge.
Yesterday's Scores.
At Sacramento 5; Portland 9.
Salt Lako 10; Seattle 11.
Los Angeles 2; Oakland 3.
San Francisco 8; Vernon 6.
Wanted
si for 25 cents
War over
VYEARSy 1.4
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, one of the Fore
most Life Insurance Institutions ot the world, writing every
form of Life Insurance from 1 year to 70, desires a District
Manager for Salem and Marion County, on a commission basis.
Don't dismiss tills from your mind Just because it's Life Insur
ance. We are developing men for executive positions In other
fields.
Life Insurance Is easier to write than ever before. The aver
age unit ot salo Is Increasing year by year. The field Is
unlimited and the surface Is barely scratched. No other business
offers the same opportunity for attaining personal and financial
Independence. No other business offers such a high roturn for
the time, efforts and ability ot the high grade man without
capital to Invest.
If you have had selling experience and are willing to work
hard, this is surely worth investigation. All communications
will be treated In strict confidence. Write fully and frankly
TODAY. K. V. CHEED, .Manager for Oregon,
201 Northwestern Bank Bldg., Portland, Ore.
O CENT
&J SALE
SATURDAY, MAY 23id ONLY
TIN, ALUMINUM
Sauce Pans
12 qt. Water Pails
10 qt. Dish Pans
2 qt. Covered Pails
2 qt. Funnels
G cup Muffin Pans
Acme Flour Sifters
Square Cake Pans
Wash Basins
Nash-Smith Furniture Co.
"The Home of Good Furniture"
219 N. Commercial St. Salem
MARRIAGE LICENSE
RUSH IN POLK STARTS
Dallas, Or., May 2i. The mar
riage llceneo season started with
a rush tho past week with five
Issued against ouo tor the first
halt ot the month ot May. The II
censes were issued to Charles Ast.
55, Palls City, and Ncllio Nether
ton, 44, Falls City; Norman
Walter Bennett, 24, lilk City, and
Lulu Maude Darting, 19, Falls
City; Paul Dumewood, 23, Kick
roull, and Erna Blind, 21, Hick
reall; Claus Uyck, 23, Dallas, and
Fay dispell, 21, Dallas: Elmer E.
Hamilton, Dallas, legal, and Helen
Shields, legal, Bethel.
ANGELS DROP FIRST GAME
Mt. Angel, Or., May 22. The
Mt, Angel college nino suffered its
first defeat of the year when the
College of Pugct Sound beat them
by a 5 to 2 scoro on the college
diamond on Wednesday afternoon
Yesterday tho local K. ot Cteam
played tho Young Men's Sodality
on the town lot. The Sodality team
came out witn the long end of a
17-9 score.
S.S.S. will rid you of bolls, pimples,
blackheads and skin eruptions I
DON'T CLOSE your eyes to the
warning which Nature gives
when angry, painful bolls appear
on your neck, face or other parts
of your body. Bolls, pimples and
so-called skin disorders are tho re
sult ot an Impoverished condition
of the blood and are not to be
trifled with.
It Is nothing more than folly to
expect to get absolute relief from
tho use ot local treatments, such
ns ointments, salves, etc. Such
romedies may afford temporary re
lief but you want more than re
llof; you want a remedy which
will rid you torover of the tortur
ing disorders. And the one remedy
which has no equal Is S.S.S.
S.S.S. stops bolls and keeps them
from coming. S.S.S. builds blood
power! That Is what makes fight
blood. Fighting blood destroys
:?tpurlties. It fights boils. It fights
: k 1 n eruptions pimples, black
hoads, eczema! It always wins!
S.S.S. has been known since 1S2G
as one of the greatest blood build
ers, blood cleansers and system
strengtheners ever produced.
There are no unproven theories
about S.S.S., the scientific results
ot each ot Its purely regetublo
medicinal ingredients are admitted
by authorities. Begin taking S.S.S.
today and clear your skin of those
blood disorders!
. 8. 8. S. Ii told at ill food
drug store, in two .it... xh.
liraer ii i more economical.
itC C C Vhc Worlds Best
, Wood Medicine
A High-Grade Han for Important Position
In a Growing Organization
AND ENAMEL
Enamel Milk Pans
Enamel Pic Plates
Enamel Lip Sauce
Pans
Sanitary Drip Pans
6 ounce Fruit Funnels
Coffee Balls
2 qt. Mixing Bowls
Pieced Colander
Pudding Pans
10 BE REDUCED
The Ma m man utages, operating
between Salem, Turner, Stay ton
and Mill City, have filed with the
public service commission, to be
effective June 1 to August 31, n
tariff fixing reduced summer one
way and round-trip fares, the re
duction ranging from 10 to 20 per
cent on present fares. In addition
commuters' rates have been estab
SOSTEINI GREElAUl 3
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I New Striped English Broadcloth j
Renfrew Suitings 9-4 Sheeting j!
New Shades Good Grade !
Sunfast and Tubfast Bleached or Unbleached I
J Yard 49c Yard 50c '
j Pequot Sheeting and Tubing. Lowest Prices j,
Renfrew Devonshire Huck Towels ;j
; Sunfast and Tubfast Colors, Pjnk.Gold or Elite !
;j Neat Patterns 50c grade
I - : Yard 34c For 38c
Table Oil Cloth, yard 34c !!
Jap Parasols Lace Collar
95c ' Tabs I
69c and 50c Only 10c
ij Cheviot Shirtings 42 Inch i
j Fast Color Tubing 3
Yard 10c Linen Finish
iiiio 39c
il Sheets 42 Inch
Seamless Pillow Cases
j $L25 25c ;
Allen A. Black Cat Hosiery
I New shades for Ladies and Children. This Hosiery gives
I satisfaction. Wears well and looks well.
240-246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET
SV1
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Round Tender
SWISS STEAKS SIRLOIN STEAKS
20c !b. 15c lb.
Choice Good
ROASTS OF BEEF BOILING BEEF
1 2y2c lb. 8c ib.
Freshly Ground Freshly Ground
HAMBURGER SAUSAGE
1 2y2c lb. 1 5c Ib.
I I PURE LARD, No. 5 pail 80c j
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DRESSED SHAD-
midget
Originators of Low Prices
351 State Street
NOT IN THE COMBINE
lished on tli in line which will al
low 30 rtdea for 22 one-way fares,
good between all points for any
member of a family. .
Iteduccd e.vprcHu and packnge
rates with C. O. D. privileges la a
feature ot the tariff. The lino
operates three round trips daily.
New Cornorntions.
The following articles ot Incor
poration were filed yesterday with
the sUite corporation department:
Major Fruit Product company,
Portland: incorporators, A. E.
Mulliucaux, L. H. Landers, Reathii
Rose; capita!. $5000.
Tater Flakes Golden Smiles,
Port land ; i ncorporators, J. L.
Grinter, M. L. Kingland. George.
L. Ranch; capital, $10,000.
Savers
SALMON, per lb. 25c
per lb 12y2c
market f
Or 11... n UuiUMnO Mff SlI SM Ot..l4.
'.lMVANi-nAiifl nirt ANO 'r