Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 02, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SAIJfiM. OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1925 PAGE TWO From the Richest and Best Part of the State Dallas, Or., June 2. Tinker I the first city t.) make an active Mil for tno 1921 stale KianKe cou vjntion and that county unit city has sent a fltrung delegation In the Dallas session of the state fiance to work for it. They are hacking their plea with the recent growth and ac tivity of the BraiiRe east of I he l'iuo mountains in Uakcr, fuion 'allova uiil Grant counties. Delegate! in ever inereasiu:; numbers were enterinB Dallas. Monday. A large number ate traveling by auto and the major ity aio expected by noon. The - (.roning sesjloit was held at 10 a. n. tcday end the greater part of the day will he taken up in organ izing and getting ready for the convention' business. George A. 1'alniiter of Hood T.iver arrived on the scene Sun day and lias all preparations ready to speed up the convention. Mr. Faliniter poinU with pride to the fact that during the last two year Oregon has ranked at the head of the union In growth In member ship and la hoping to turn in n similar record for 1925. The in r.piration of the state grange sei flion Is expected to help much In further organization and develop ment work. At the present time Oregon lias NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS ITEMS Liberty News Liberty, Or.,' June 2. UeorRe W. Stokes, deputy state fire mar shal, and two liwpectora visited the school last week and declared the ImililiiiK to be unsafo should 11 tire start. They said fire escapes and extinguishers must be in stalled. As an expression of apprecia tion the pupils eave their teach ers, Mr. .anil Mix. Hual!, a flower shower lust Kriday morning. Mrs. Koy Ohmart will leuve toon tor Milton, eustern OreBon. to spend a month with, llor par ents. 11. H. Mumford. who is worklns it Toledo, spent the week-end here w tliNils family. Miss 11. 11. Cleveland, a former nsident ot this plucc. died at lilllsboio lust Tuesday evenluK. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keys have lcturncd to Vancouver. Wash., lifter stayim; here several days do 1i:r work on their plactf. The Loganberry uloinniers play ed hall at Turner, Sunday, the seore bein;; 5 to 1 ill favor ot Tur ner. Mr. mid .Mis. Frank Mobile) luirt children visited at Newport I nil Toledo, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. II A. Ileal;. Mrs. Kali Cono and Miss llorothy Kr kkine, teacher in the Liberty Lihool, will be entertained at din ner Wednesday rvenini; at the lionit of Mr. and .Mrs. W. I. Neu i ns. Mr. and Sim. Uroilin of Olym p'a. Wash., were recent r,tu'ti of . Abbott. Brooks News f . '. , , .i 'ii" f;usi t Mr. and Mis. rail .Vpmrt iH, ivtt-i'i-il:iy :iik H"nl.iv. wore: An. mid Mrs. it. ti. Hayes of Tillamook. Mrs" Kllen Asplnwall and son. R:t Aspinwall, of fMihltiiiiiy; Mr. iin-1 Mrs, l' W. :inn and snns, Meiril. .nd Kenneth Hale, nf Hallux; J 1. Aspinwali and taiuily nnd Hugh A.pinwall and family of Salem. Mr. It. K. Hayes iein:iin..l lo vis it thi week. Air. and A I r. Carl V.-.ifrh or ! nitlaiid .tnd Mr and Mis. Clyih lUirvis wen1 nin.'t:; nf Mr. A. V. Veateh of .;,,iin. .Sunday. The hall i:auie li.tw.vn llus.d Ciet-il and Hivm!,';. Sunday. f:-uU-ill ll'n vit.ittur (e.rn being do t'a:ed. S to 7, Mrs Al. K. Priu-e of Stavtnn vsid-il Irr ni Mnr:'if. TIhumI Mm. Ki:il.,'l two i!:iiiK'ltc; s. b: t'i;h 2ilitt J r : l ml tl!T sun (In vp t-i I'im . Mi". Charltv iv nnd 1'ridiv, l M. I . .ii! wllii her Mm. Mora Anil ('. V. A-Oiliinicli. ! Ii-rtick M.'l.col. .ill-lU'O lIMll.'tiM'V - t-. ' ... V; fmmm MOl-TMi d cigZr you'll like "Top off a good show with wonderful amoko. Tht beat met on tho niaht'ip'cjfiam." (ROl-TAN PANL ILLA, 10c) News its active granges. Of these 13s are in western Oregon and 80 casl of the Cascade mountains. The eastern Oregon flection, however, has been growing rapidly during the past two years in grr-nge ac tivity. The thief obstacle in the way of a 1920 session In Daker is the ex pense of delegates, out this is the lolnt that the eastern Oregon men are hoping to work out. They are hanking lioavlly on the road pro- grain now underway and on the interest their subordinate granges are showing. At the present time the state grange finances are in gend shape and Master Palmiter wishes to keep the organization cut of debt. Indications point eo good weath er for tin sessions and a large crowd. Dallas has decorated in liiely style to greet the grange." and enough accommodations in piivale houses offered to supple ment hotel oeeointnodations anil take care of all guests. MRS. LONGWORTH SELLS PHOTO FOR ADVERTISING Washinl-m. June 1- (A. P.) Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth wife oC tho tipeuker-desiKruite ot the houae, ima bcn sitting for ;i portrait, it han been learned, to !) used In the advertising ot a well known lie.iuly cream. The $5000 which Mrs. Iong worth will rceivc under the con tract tor us0 of tlio portrait, will accrue, it is umleriitooil to the hank account of har daughter, I'iiulina, who came into the world K.iino three months ko. Memorial day. In the party were also Judge Ashbaiigh of Littleton. Colo., C. V. Ashbaugh and chil dren, Urn. Gertrure M:Leod and fimlly and Mr. und Mrs. Kdwln hramley of Lacomhe. The Southern 1'uciflc trains af fected by the change June 1 ars: North. mux. No. 18, formerly due at 1 2 : 40 p. m., now nrrives at 9:53 a. in.; No. 34, Hi minutes curlier, at 5:55 p. m.; No. Z'i, f'jr rieiiy arriving at 5:21 p. in., car ry in the Portland afternoon pa pers, southbound, will be later, getting in at f:30 p. m. The change of No. IS will give produc" shippers the benefit of the after ncoii delivery in Portland, Jefferson News Tefl'erHon, June 2. Mrs. Hinz left Saturday for Portland to upend a few days. Mr. and Mm, Walter Loney from Salem spent Sunday at Vic tor Looney s. Mr and Mm. W. K. Smith and family and Josephine I.ooney re mained lu visit friends for a few days. Mr. nnd Mr. George Griffith of Salem Hpent Sunday at Kd. Smith 'h. K el tli Allen was hnurn from Port land to upend Saturday and Sunday wit It rolkn, Mr. anil Mrs. M. S. Allen. Mr. Golden left for Kitr:enc Mon day where he in to wink. M iH. (,'. M . Km 1 1 h an d two daughters, Jean nnd hurtle and Laura Mason wero shopping In Albany Monday. The new HUh school professor Mr. Gnlligly of W'endiing was in .lei I - rvnn Sunday looking for ft hmi-'e to live in for the coming S. .lerfi i "ii people w ho sp nt Mominv ill Albanv shopping were v ivl cue, Mrs. Knker and daugh ter Velma, Mrs Sifi and tl uihter Marion and Garnet V bed her. Guests at I lie Tlun ?ton heiiie Hundav wero VliTil Khnd.ii of M.Mirnvitle and ATr. nud Mrs. Kin'T-dev Th ii Ml on of Parltund. Mr. and Mm. Scbuli7. of Hitlfi bnro motored to Toledo to s v Airs. SrliultzV biMtber. Oluf (,hrit-n-son. who U In the Toledo hospital. Extra Quality Roofing The most cRicicnt for homes, fac tories, warehouses, ortice buildings, hotels, stores, garages, barns, out buildings, etc. Certain-teeJ is weatherproof, clean, sanitary, nnd fire retard, ing. It is not alt'ectcd by fumes or p.iscs and does not ruse or corrode. Hecausc it is lighter than other types of roofing it requires less to support it. Certtiin-tcetl is economical. Its first cost is low. It is inex pensive to lay nnd costs very little to maintain. It is guaran teed 5, 10 or 15 years, according to thickness. We carry complete stocks of Ccrlain-leeJ Roofings nnd other products nnd can make prompt delivery. Let us quote you figures before you buy. Gabriel Powder & Supply Co. 17S S. Commercial St. Phone 728 from STUDENTS SCORE IN OPERETTA AT III Chemawa, Ore., June 2. The operetta "Paul Revere'' was pre sented to the public in the school auditorium last evening before a packed house. The operetta was well received and was adjudged to be one of the bent ever present ed by the school. The operetta has to do with the revolutionary war with a very in teresting love story woven in. Paul Revere falls in love with the daughter of a king's man and Is ordered out of I he house nfter several calls. Captain ' Marks, played by (ienrge Flash Is also lu love with the young lady and many Interesting events take place before pa ul Revere wins the lady's hand. A vary pretty Indian Suite is presented before the operetta. All customs or ceremonials of the In dian in his primitive state have a religious fervour. There was in the Indian a seriousness, a conscious ness of a Great Spirit, for whom he had both nwo and reverence. The suite Is a mental picture of the Indian Life and rituals. The program will be repented for the public for "the last time this evening at 8:00 o'clock. Tomorrow afternoon the campus day program will be given. Each of the societies and classes of the school present a short stuntj She says Olufa condition is im proving. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sdmii? from Hillsboro are visiting Mrs. Schultz'a mother, Mrs. George Veil. Mis Viri:liihi Mason whn teacliing at Mill City and Mr. .iason s hrothor from Albany spent Sunday at the Mason home. Mr. Hall who was in hired hv a fall recently Is much improved in ncaiiti. Mt. Angel News Mt. Angel. Juno 2 (Special.) the V. M. I, dance club have issued invitations for a special daneo which will be given In the scnooi audi tori tim on Thursday evening beginning at 8:30. A five pleeo orchestra will furnish the music. Tiy committer hi charge inciuues T. A. Helling, A. W, llolnu-s and V. A. Worlev. Mr. and .Mm. Kd. Ilartii of Port land spent the week-end with Mrs. Itarths parenis, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Diehl l.onls i;ilman nf Portland vis ited his mother, ?Jrs. Jaeger, over Memorial Day and Sunday. Mr. and Airs. Kd. Meyers of Pen dleton visited at Iho Dr. .1. K. Webb home recently. Mrs. Mey ers and Airs. Webb are sisters. Misa Georgia Webb, a student nurse at St. Vlment's hospital In Porl hind, who spent last week with her parents, Dr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Webb, was tho honor guest at a surprise parly given for her nt her home by a group of young people on Saturday evening. Var ious games and slunU were en joyed on tho lawn of the Webb home during (he evening. Proceeding the showing of "Captain lilood'' at the school au ditorium on Sunday evening the M t Angel band played several numhers. Mr. and Airs. K. S. Donnelly and children, ami Dr. Haiirahan, mo tored over ft tm their homes In Woodhitm on Sunday to spend the dav with ndat ives. Hudolph Windishar of McMlnn ville spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother. Airs. Alary Wind ihar. ft X 1 1 Nearby Valley Points Thursday ufternoon the program will end with Industrial demon strations for the visitors. The doors will be open from 2:00 to 4:00. A hall game will also be a fea ture of the program on Thursday when the Indians meet the Oregon normal schoI nine on the Indians diamond, starting at 2:00 o'clock. In the evening the farewell social will be the lust event. Wednesday evening the annual "Jolly up" will be held In the auditorium. This includes the presentation of the lettero to the one earning them in athletics. There will also be a inter-class track and field meet tomorrow morning at 9:30. El TO DALLAS CLU Dalhts, Or., Juno 2, Congress man W. C. Huwloy spoke Monday at. the Dallas chamber of com merce luncheon, taking up the subject of naticuul taxation and tiie national budget system. He stated that during the past four years reductions amounting to $6,000,000,000 had been madi Cioiu the 1020 tax schedule, while it is anticipated that 300,000,000 more can be lopped off when the special budget committee meets in Cctober. This will be taken from excise and income tax schedules. In speaking of congressional ex pense Mr. Ilawley stated that its salaries end other expresses amounted to $0,000,000 yearly out ot $3,300,000 required to run the government each year. At the uame time, he estimated, congress had cut the expenditure requests in half. Of the present govern-1 nent revenue approximately $1, 400,000,000 yearly goes toward irterest and retirement of the war debt. The government's policy of an antial retirement fund to take care of the war debt has brought its bonds from about St in 1922 to above our nnd has given it a credit 1 remium on Its currency through out the world. ANGELS TAKE TWO GAMES Mt. Anrrel, June 2. (Sp?cial.l -The Mt. Angel baseball nine odded two more victories to it a'.rins of wiivs the past week-end. On Saturday they met the Monitor nine on t'i. home lot and easily waiked off with the long ticorc. The final count was 9 to 1. The Gladstone ream which came to Mt. Angel confident of a vie tory on Sunday went home chas toned after a hard fought game. The score was 3 to 1 with the local boys holding tho comfortable end of the count. It was one of the best games seen ou a local dia mond for a long time, both teams playing airtight ball and making lew errors. Ducky Holme dio rood work on tho mound. 1 II ak rwi&r AI LIBERTY SET Liberty. Or., June 2. Thursday evening, June 4, at 8 o'clock in Liberty hall the following pro- cram wiil he given. The public is cordially invited to attend: "With Quaking Hearts We Wel come You," chorus; "Jack Ch id ay," Dorothy Judd; "Don't Jane!" Dorothy Drowning and Dorothy Coffey; "Digesting tho Newr.- laper," Veneta Ite.ins; solo, "One Fleeting Hour,' cileu Neueiis farce, "Cotored Senators"; vocal sool, Miss Dorothy Erekiue; prt fa'Mitation of attendance cortifi CLtes, D. A. Iloag; salutory, Sabina Kchmidt; chronicles, Leland Scott; piano solo, Lcla Fox; class will, Cecil Dencer; class biology, Sabina J-ehmidt; solo. "Many the Wreck Below." Ltland Scott; valedictory I.cla Fox; presentation of diplu- iras, O. E. Brooks; acceptance of diplomas, Secil Dencer; distribu tion of flowers. Wondburn, Or., June 2. With the final baseball game on th" high school diamond Friday after noon, May 29, the Woodburu high hool athletes completed a high ly succeeiful series of seasons vhicta may be thus summarized: Out of six games of football. Wood burn won A, tied 1 and lost (no; out of 14 games of basket ball she won S and lost 6, by very iiniall margins, 5 of them being lost by 3 points or less and 3 of ti.ose by only 1 basket; out of 11 sanies of baseball the school won !, tied 1, and last 1. During the past two years Wood burn hij?h school has lo.U only 2 football games and 3 base lali games and 2 county track i-iecU. The school has held strict ly to athletic association stand aids, playing only men who were eligible from a scholastic view point a well as being good nth lotes. D. Kussell Itarey has coach ed all departments and has prove ! himself efficient in all. The boy. ve him undivided loyalty and are jubilant over the fact that he will spend a third year at Wood burn. A permit to operate In Oregon wns issued to W. L. Corny n & com rnny. a California corporation with a capital of $1,250,000. Omar C Spencer of Portland Is attorney ;n f.ict for Oregon. WOODBURN HIGH HAS GOOD YEAR Made for pipes and If ever a tobacco were "made for pipes" it's Granger Rough Cut. Granulated, fine-cut tobaccos tend to smoke fast and hot in your pipe. But Granger naturally smokes slow and cool because it's specially cut MANY VISIT AT CHAMPOEG Champoeg. Or., June 2. Tho following Salemitee visited Cham poeg park Sunday: Mr. and Mm. K. W. MeAbea, Agues Covalt. Cath eiino Hill and Murvcl Hill. From Silverton were: J. 8. Stalke, II. D. Van Valkenberg, Mary Stalker, Josio Stalker, Mrs. II. N. Van Valkenberg. J. W. iuibborness. Perna It. KubberneHS, T. IS. Preston and Minnie M. Pres ton. Woodburu s ueiegation consist ed of Mrs. II. V. Pendleton, Hetty Pendleton, Harold Pendleton and Klmo Bedinger. BAUNAGH TRIAL DRAWS BIG CROWD Dallas, Or., June 2. The trial of August Baunach, charged witli iidultcry, opened in circuit court Monday with Judge Campbell of In one minute juat that oulck tho pnin mda. Nothing bo eafe. sure, thoroughly muli eptic and scientific Jo every way w mScholl's 2Lino-pads wPut onm on-tfte, pain is gone CORNS JpRiNS-STtP HU The Repairman's Window It means that he will give you mere wear and com fort in your shoes with USKIDE The Wonder Sole for Wear fiuobQr H a f Is - Better Heel to Walk on United States Rubber Company for pipes "rough cut," we call it. And when it comes to taste, Granger Rough Cut is neither over-mild nor too stout, but has that full, rich "rounded-out"mellowness that seems to just "go" with a pipe. Oregon City hearing the case. The trial proceeded throughout the entire day and it is probable It will take all of Tuesday to com plete. The jury was selected in Sood time but testimony proceeded slowly. A few minor witnesses were examined end then tho chief prosecution witness was placed on the stand. She is a 17-year-old girl and vas a sophomore in the Grand Rondo hign school. Dlreci iMid crow.'; examination of her oc cupied tho greater part of the aft ernoon. Baunach is represented by B. A. Kliks of McMiunville and J. M. A Vegetable Relief For Constipation Nature's Remedy (rffTab- lets) a vegetable laxative with a pleasant, near-to- nature action. Relieves and prevents bffiouinesB, constipation and stcn headaches. Tones and strengthens the digestion and assimilation. aver JU years ?Chips off the Old Block (R JUNIORS Liltlo N?3 Th. snme Nl In onft-tltlrd a OS os, cundy-coated. For children and adults. SOLO BY YOUR OHUGBIST DANIEL J FRY To Save Money on Your Shoe Bills Look for This Sign on Packed in tea-foil, instead of tins hence pipes only! By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents IJeltfersou is conducting the prose, cution. Baunach appeared in court on crutches, , duo it was said o n recent fight in Grand Rondo. The unofficial version of the af fair was that liaunach had Iho best of the scrap and let his man up. whereupon ho clipped Baunach with a rock, fracturing a bono la the lower leg. The trial drew a large crowd. Notice of an increase in capiUil funn $S 0,000 to $100,000 wild tiled by the Behnke-Walker Busi ness college of Portland. PeirtiiSRd Limited th ooly solid tbroagta train between Portland and Chicago. Observa tion car with library, lounging room, club room, smoking and card room, barber shop, shower bath, valet service. New Pullman sleeping cars with improved -and more commodious dressing rooms for the ladies. Unexcelled dining car service. Notblng superior la traaspor Cation. No extra fare. 70 Hours Betiveen Partlxnd nnd Chica&a Laavea Portland mt 9:JS every morning Standard and tourist sleeping cats through to C bicago, also standard steep ing car for Denver and Kansas City. Continental Liralted Another 70-hour train between Portland and Chicago, leaving Portland at 4:00 every evening, with observation car and sleeping cars through to Chicago. Through standard and tourist sleeping cars to Denver and Kansas City. ' Low Fares in effect daily to September 15 to all the prt net pal Saslern Cities. Final return lin.it Otto tier 31. Liberal stop-over privileges. One-way via California either ging or returning may be arranged U denred without much additions! expense. ZIoti Nallsaal Park Low summer fares to the new Wonderland of Color in Southern Utah. Why not take it io on your way East? Yellowstone National Park May a) .o be made as a side trip at a small ad ditional cost. pir representative will be glnd to give you full information and help you plan your trip. Address WM McMURRAY General Parn&rr Agent Portland, Oregon Una icifie Wrffl JtY'lvX Evcry nte pro ?K &M iL tectcd by Auto" ;JV ftlg $ matic System, E;7:'' '''at most coni ffSry plete known to Jefp ffibr science. m Lier.iiTT k MvrsTocro Co.