Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1925)
PAGE FIftHT. "HE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1925 PAGE TWO News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents from the Richest and Best Part of the State Independence, Juno 9 Tho In dependence town baseball team met tho Valaetz team and won from them In a very close and In tercHtlnt; game, on the local field, Sunday. Because Independence Is lend ing the rolk county league with fllx victories and no defeats and Valsutz is u close competitor with threo victories and throe defeats, the intercut in the name was hlh and thero was a largo crowd. In dependence had no .score and Vtil nelz only 2 until the sevenlh Inn ing when Jndependenco lied the acoro. That tie held through tho nine innings and it wasn't till the tenth that Independence brought In tho winning run. Tho last mcullng or the Indopen dcuco 1'arent Teachers association was held at the high aohool last Tuesday. Officers elected for the next year are presidont, Mrs. Ar thur K. Morton; vice president, Mrs. 1). P. Lamb; secretary, Mrs. V. O. llcnnagin; treasurer, Mrs. Florence. Keardslcy. At tho same meeting tho asso ciation presented t hellish school with a largo crock for their gym naaiuni. Friday noon a luncheon was given by the independence 1. T. A. at tho training school, for the teachers and officers. The color schemo of orange and blue was beautifully carried out with Cali fornia popples and bachelar but tons. Miss Naomi Hagenon fourth gtaUe critic In the manual training . school nt Independence was called home because of her mother's ill ness In Portland. Gerald Hewitts and William Itcnnett of Jndependenco are list ed among those graduating from O. A. C. this June. The latter Is one of the honor students. Superintendent and Mrs. F. A. Iiauman of MeMinnville were vis itors In Independence Sunday. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS Silverton News Kllvertou, Or., Juno 9. (Spe (ial.) Mrs, (J. I. Benson ia visit ing relatives at incoinn, Wash. Mrs. J. F. Randall of Scenic. Ariz, is here for the summer as a guest nt the home of her mother. firs. O. S. Ilmige Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Nelson and family havo f,onc to Seattle, where they will spend a week's vacation nt the home of a sister of Mrs. Kelson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wray of lleaveiuon were at Silverton, Sun dr.y, for the 50th wedding annl- ve rw ry oi M r. a n d M i'8. I, r , llascher. Mia Kuth Riviness. who h-xa leen unending a few days nt Si 1 verton with her mother, has gone to Chlnoko, Wash., where sho will visit a rliort time beforo taking up her work nt nepuver. The Castern Outfitting company opened a store at Silverton, Mon day, on South Water street. Mr?. George Cusller is in chorgc of the Silvei tf in branch. Ma.k A. l'auln.n, minerinlend- ent of hi bonis ut Beliuuul, Cal., Is at Silvijrloii Uk' the summer. He i i:t i!i( home of bin sister, ; en-lerson. M t NJust. of the i i ...;.' Mills, have gone to "f- !i . v.-litre they will visit Kev, i.. :...rwin rondirled serv Ins at Trinity church Sunday in tho aitM-nco of Rev. (leorKO llen liksen, uhi is attendini; tho Nnr wcr.ion cen'ennlal at Minneapolis. Anr.oi.neoments have been r. c ived nt liilveitor of tho wedding if Mr i. Thora II. Smith to Howard Mills Kwint; on May 30. Tho wed dinr? tiik pi a co at Riverside, Mr. ami .Mrs. Kv.in will make their lu-me at Ib Hywood. Mrs. Kwini; ia the daiii'.lter of tho late Rev. N. lY'ctson, who for twelve years v ,is pastor nt Trinity church at Kihi'ilnu. Mrw. Irving also livetl n: Silverlon ns .Vrs. Martin Smith Mr, and Mrs. Kdwin Tlnj;letal M vlsltin.; at Silverton at the lmmo of M-, Tf nt'.leMad's parenis. Mr. nnd Mm. It. TiniTlcslnd. Mr. Tingled ad has br en principal of the Oroiion City hir.h schtKd dur 'tur the pn' year. Liberty News Liberty. Ot . Jrne 9 The t.ib rrty Women's cluh held a short business session Friday fur flec tion of officer? for the next club yenr. Mrs. Dai: as was elect m! president : Mrs. N. Cunutn chain. Tire-president ; Mrs. O. Dencer, Secret nry-tren:iirer. Mrs. KcIpo of Imperial Valley, Cnl.. ia expected here about Juno IB ns a Ruest of Mrc. Brooks. Mrs. Itae, who has been qui-1 111, Is much Improved. It It Porman of .leffersnn wis visiting hero Thursday with hl.i parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Porinan Mr. nnd Mrs. O. I, Heiicer loft lnut Friday with the carnvan f United Arttmns for a meetiriR ft Crnnts raw. southern Oipkoii noseburc enve the caravan n royal receipt Ion nnd entertainment ;n Friday evening. mt. ana ww. Ienrcr visited relatives at Med- ford ond AflhUnd nnd returnetl home Tuesdar. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pencor re- fcntl7 returned from rialllng rela tlrem In Tortland. Mr nnd Mra Jl D. Judd of Nor- SERVED ON JEFF FOX Dulliis, Or., Juno 9. Jeff Fox was arrestee at Independence on Sunday by Sheriff Hooker on a l-ench wurruut charging non support. The indictment was se cured r.t thu sarins seraion of the grand jury but Fox was not lo cated until yesterday. He tells conflicting stork,, or Ilia where abouts ourins the last lew months. Several flues Fox lias been con nected with moonshine and boot ies affairs in the district and lost ipring he nerved 30 days in the I'olk county jail after his two sons. If and 16 years old, were caiiKht (.elivering booze in one of the hop ards. He assumed the blame for iliem at that Mm?. Ho Is held in the county jail for trial. HIGH SCHOOL TO LOSE FIVE BALL PLAYERS Five men will be lost through graduation iroin uio saiem nign lnml baseball team whicii jusi finished fiuvh a successful season, winning all ot their games by good i.'.urgins. The locals hav made nn envi able record this season due to the stellar pitching of Fabry and Ki lls. Kllis starred out this year for the first time but showed that he l ad a lot of stuff. Fabry will still 1c with the red and black nine when they start up next year. htp lo.it through graduation will be Kills, lloenan. Louis Glrnd. I'aul Girod and Cutter Gould. The Ics.1 will be felt most at com! and short as the- (iirod boys liavo playel good ball for the locals. Good men will ho in school next year from tho junior high chool. BOYS ARRESTED FOR THEFT Pallas, Or., June 9. On Ihe -barge of stealing niitomobile tiros in Valsetz, two 17-ycar-old boys were arretted In Kalis Mty on Saturday evening. They pave their names ns Hub Stevens and IV te Suazel nul arc said lo be transients from Washington. Tho harKe against thetn was made by Gordon Treat of Falls City. Thvy ire being hold in the county jail. wich. Conn., weio quests of Mr and Mrs. I'. G. Judd lust Monday This ia the fimt thno the brotlier: have seen each other tor over 30 years. Miss Caroline llrubetz, who is LeaehiiiB in tho Salem hih school will leave for British Columbia as .:oon as school clones and t-pend her vacation liierc. Mra. Henry (iilbert has as her quests, her sister, Mrs. Kroeger. and baby of Hillsboro. Deputy Ktalo Fire Marshal "eorge W. Stokon and two Inspec tora visited tho actiool hero last week. TLcv stated that the build ing Is deciditlly uiiftafe for tho" on the top floor und aaid that li would bo necessary to have fire escape and exlinmitshers. Mrs. Koy V. Ohinarl wilt leave Moon for M II ttin . eastern Oregon, where she will visit with her par ents for a mouth. Mr, nnd Mrs. K. William have with I hem their llttlo grand daughters, Ilelva ami Verla Dill. Mrs. Bert Dougherty of Oregon City is visiting lure with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Neuens. Mrs. II. R. (1III and Mrs. It. A. lathrop, Miss Wilda l.athrop nnd Miss Lueilc Ciilo were dinner guests Tuesday e vein ing vf Mr. and Mrs, W. 11. Dor man. Cloverdale News Cloveid.ile, Or.. June 9. TU W. C. T. L'. met Wednesilay with Mrs. May Had ley i& hostiM?. riiere were only a few inembe.. s present, yet a most enjoyable day was had by all. Mrs. Jennie .Moore and Mrs.l'oguo of Turnci were the visitors. The afternoon was spent with ocal and tnstrti-j mental music. ; Mis. Helen I'-ut.ky went to l-llas. Wednesday, to attend the. Mate granfco coinention. Mrs. Fred Sehifferer and haby Jaughler came home from Salem. l-'iiday. The two oighih grade pupils Mildred Sdiifferer and Orville riiomas passoil their final lost and both had a liual ttst of !)2 5-12. M w. Art h u r K u n k nnd M i'- M. Fliflet were shopping in Salem. Saturday. Mrs. Marie (lamer nnd child roll are down at Keiser picking straw berries. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and children of Salem spent Sunday her? Mr. Tliomas' cdslcr, Jim, W. II. Wilton. Mrs. Kachel Ker.der of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Ceore Hurst ot Silverton spent Fundny with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. llnmllton. It Is reported hero that some of the utrawbcny pickers have made from o to $7 a day. Mr. and Mrs. lieorgo Splcer or North Snntiam sjent Friday heiv with Mr. nnd Mrs DutJiky. Man 81 Owes Health to Bcecham's Pills "Ttillitfrn wkm ajin mv hiihant wai HwiMl itli I...I .i i .i. . Somforif tola in aU'tit lftihm'a 1Mb nitj w iim vtrn a well man atnt't taktr tut m. "He (a nhtr-ont yttn old andfoea to hla otiica tvnv iUy im 7 nil V." Mra. W. SlitiUion, Lctl. Maaa. Fot FRfE SAMPLE wr4t a F. AtWn C, 4 1 7 Canal Stmt, Nrw York Bt from tout dnanUt If ana) f bvmm Fm wwrm, MMm, alrl Kan-WKaa. mi l tha diguum 4mmm M4 Beechams Pills DIES IN HOSPITAL St. I'aul, Juno 9 Miss Theresla W'olfert, M, died at St. Vincent's hospital In I'orlland last Friday evening. She had been In ill health for some' tinio and two weeks ago was removed to the hospital. She leaves her father .ago 82 ; and some cousins living at Albany. Her funeral took place from the church here Monday morning at nine o'clock. She was buried in the cemetery beside her undo who died 20 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kluft of Mt. Angel attended Miss Wolfert's fun oral Monday morning. Tho following went to Portland Tuesday afternoon to attend the Aheinenia at Kt. Mary's academy that evening: Mrs. Albert McKay (Kdnu Davidson) Mrs. J. Connor (Marie Kirk), Mrs. Carl Smith, (Ann Kennedy), and Mrs. Claud Smith (Madge Nelson), all former student of St. Mary's. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Gooding, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. John McKillip and their families motored to Warrenton over the week end. MT. ANGEL DEFEATS SCIO Mt. Ansel, Or.'. June 9. (Spe cial.) The Mt. Angel baseball nine added another victory to its string on Sunday when the Scio team was swamped on the local diamond. The final score was 7 to The gaui.j vas played between showers. Largo numbers of townspeaple are planum-; to attend the com mencement exercises at Mt. Angel ollego tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. A large class will be graduated at this time. Woman Breaks Arm. Mill City. Or., June 9. Mrs. T. F. Lawson of Gates euffercd a tainftil inj-iry Sunday morning .vhcii sho slipped and fell to the ground breaking her right arm. She was bring lit to MMl City for medical treatment. Jefferson News Jefferson, Or., June 9. D. C, Thorns and James Johnston left Sunday to attenn the grand lodge of MasotiH nt Portland. Tho strawberry festival at Ieb anon was well attended by Jeffer son people. Lindsey P.ity, who is attending the lTniverHity of Oregon at Ku gene, spent the week-end at Mel- v:n Doty s. The missionary society of the Christian church met at the church on Friday, After a very interesting program refreshments wero served. T. O. Davis and family spent the week-end in Oregon City and Portland. W. K. Smith and family motored to Alsea, SuiuUiy. Tho ball gamo between Jeffer- eon and tiio Pumpkin Center play- cm of Stayton wua a good game, (ho storo being 8 lo 2 iu favor of Jefferson. Sunday was tho day for Marlon oounty Masonic ond Kastorn Star itMlges to visit the Masonic and KasU'in Star home at Forest (irove. Tho.tr r.ttending from Jef ieison were Mr. nnd Mrs. D. II. I ooney. Mr. and Mrs. George I.ooney and H. T. George. The musical program that was to have hen riven at the Method .st church Sunday evening was postponed to a later date. The 'ale ha no; been set nt this time T h e c nm h . n ed in i snion a ry an ,1 hildren's nay program at the Kvanc.dical church Sunday night wa w.'ll atti nd d. Kveryone tak inr part in (lit program did very well. People ot Salem who have been iroing Ioup: distances to fish have not. tried th. S.intlam river at Jef ierson. M;.ny fisu are beiiu; caught. They are mostly trout CORNS tn on m1nuto-int that puh-V lh pain wkU. Nothmir an mt. aura, thtughly uU' MVtic um! cicsUllc Id mry way msciwii's GSSB Every Normal Eye requires help for close work nfter tho we of forty-five years. Our service assures satisfaction. Staples Optical Co. Masonio Temple, Corner State and High Streeti Portland and Salem, Oregon STAYTON WINS FROM ; MILL CITY NINE 15-7 Mill City, Or.. June 9. The l:aoball lean of Mill City suffered their 6ccon:I defeat of the season .it Stayton, Sunday, when Stayton walked on the 15 to 7. It was a rood game up until the sixth in liiug when die Mill City boys blew up. Mill City plays at Turner next Sunday, GYabtree the following bauday and at Stayton on July 3 during tlic Koundup. 7 ARE ORDAi Mt. Angel, Or., June 9. (Spe cial.) St. Mary'e church wua the seno of a beautnui ceremony on Saturday morning when seven young men, students for a number of years at the Benedictine seinl- i ary, were ordr.ined in he priest hood by Rt. Rev. Joseph McGrath. bishop of Baker, Or. The church was crowded' with townspeople and relatives and friends ot the celebrants from all parts of the coast. Those ordained were Sebastian lerha.'.r, Mt. Angel; Cyril Lebold, Salem; Vincent Koppert, Port land; Noruert Mattcucci, Port land; Augustine Schoenbachlor, t. Mcneuici; Adelhelm Roellen, St. Benedict, and Columban Man ser, St. Benedict. This was the first ordination ever taking place in tue town church. On Sunday, Father Sebastian TerhaM real his first mass. It was a pontifical high mass and the ht. Mary s cuoir sang Bosig's mass. Kev. l, i titer Victor ltafisier preach ed the sermon. MILL CITY MAN PROMOTED Mill City, Oi.. Juno 9. W. B. Singleton, who has had charge of the tr.iffic cna or the Hammond f.umher company office here for the past four years, has been nro- moiea 10 me 1'ortiand ornce and will leave la the near future. Ills place in the local office will be taken by Gl,n A. Smith. ITEMS and graylings. Bedford omith of Flag, Or., le visiting hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. Smith. O. O, Epley and family of Lake liabish Center were visiting: Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Weudlo of Jefferaon, Sunday. Ethel Klampe, a tencher In the grades, was in Salem, Saturday, on business. The Jefferson Boya Pioneer members went to Salem, Saturday, to take part in the contest between the different cluls. Mr. and Mra. Longcor and two children. Junior and Janet, of Portland, stopped for a short visit with Mrs. Longcor'a aister, Mrs. Joe MrKee, Saturday evening. furniture's richness blooms outl Like liquid magic Calo! Liquid Gloss brinps out new, , clen luster to verythfng it touches furniture, woodwork, floors, linoleum, automobiles, etc. It's a cleanser and polish combined maks houseclean Inp easier, quicker. Used for years in homes, schools, hos pitals, of.xe buildings, for its economy nnd efficiency. No hard rubbing just use llttl at a timo on wet cloth or a few drops on a dusting mop, . Order from your dealer today and ice STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) CALOL UID GLOSS h JfiS- t 1 fcULU LIQ v. Liberty, Or., June 9. A com munity picnic wnvi held here last Friday, the closing day of school, following: finiduation exercises whicii were tiel.J ac tho community hall Thursday evening, Juno 4. liighth prudo fercduatea receiving Mplomas at the exercises "were i'abiua Schmidt, Lela Foy, Cecil Dencer and Leland Scott. The program which was rendered was intended by a large audience. The picr ic- Friday began at 10 o'clock Jii the forenoon, crowds be ginning together at that time. Sports begt'.n at 11 o'clock and consisted of races, a ball game and other activities continuing through mo.-;t of the day. At noon lunch wae atrangtd under tho oak trees, many lunch baskets haying been brought for the occasion. Immediately following lunch a general program was given by pu pils of the school. Rosedals News Rosedale, Or., June 9. MiBs Mildred Cannon visited friends and relatives in Polk county over the week-end. Mrs. Berj,- visited at the Trick home Sunday. Elvln Foster and Miss Alice Davis were married at the parson ago here on the evening of May 23. They will reside near lirooka. Mrs. R. Cammivck and son, For rest, motored to Portland, Tues day evening, to attend the com mencement at N. P. K. I. Miss Laura returned with them Thurs day morning also Mrs. Corbett of Portland for a few days' visit. Floyd Kune had the miefortune to hurt himself dangerously near one eye with barbed wire while playing last Sunday, The birthday club met with Mr. and Mrs. Trick last Friday even ing. Miss Laura Cammack attended a bride-elect shower at the home of Mrs. Gayette Barnctt in Turner last Saturday afternoon in honor ot her counsin, Miss Hazel Bear, whose wedding will occur on June 17. USED FURNITURE EASY TERMS Our easy payment policy applies lo our used furniture department. Choose what you want pay a small payment now and tho balance In small monthly amounts. We do not chargo Interest. NIT. ANGEL COUPLE ARE Mt. Angel, June 9. The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Keber was cele brated iu their home on Saturday evening. A dinner was served at ti o'clock with covers laid for Mr. aud M rs. Keber, M rs. R. Keber, Rev. Fr. Dominic, Mr. and Mrs. John Dieh!, Mr. and Mtb. Joseph Kruse, Inc. and Mrs. George May, Mr. and Mra. Gourge Lassas, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hodapp of Portland: Francis HoQapn, Mr. and Mrs. Alois Kcbet, Miss Elizabeth Keber and Mias Helen Keber. Adding to the pleasure of the- celebration was the preseu:,? of Mrs. Joseph Kruse, who was Mrs. Keber'e maid of honor 25 years ago and Alois Ke ber, who wi3 best man for his bro ther. Ia tho evening a group of their friends cum a in for an even ing of cards. The affair was a complete surprise to Mr. and Mra. lCcbor. Additional guests for the evening wore Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bit tack, Mr. aud Mrs. N. G. Mick el, Mra. Hnry Saalfeld, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Webb, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. McArtbitr. Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Smith, Mr und Mrs. J. W. Ebner, Mrs. J. D. Ebner, Sir. and Mrs. GRAND One Night MONDAY. JUNE 15 Gfie treat jof die year liSlil laugheoa"dwepe5 I NO PLAY CAN BEFUNNIEr IF YOU ORDER BY MAIL AdilrcBa letters, checks, post-office- money orders to Grand Theatre. Salem. Ore. Include self-addressed Btmnpcd envelope Prices, Including War Tax Orchestra $2.20 and $2.75 Balcony $2.20 and $2.75 Boxes $2.20 Gallery ....$1.10 (not reserved) m We have taken in a great number of pieces ot used furniture as part payment on new. In fact so much has come in of late that we haven't hardly room to turn around. We must clean house for we are overstocked. All of our used goods has been reconditioned and put in first class condition in fact some of it can hardly be told from new. Three piece tapestry suit of massive design that sold new for $267, we will sell at - $125 A two-piece suite consisting of daven port and chair upholstered in an ex cellent grade of velour sells new at ?450. Used price $150 $2G7 three piece tapestry suite that is in fine condition, looks just like new but the owner wanted a mohair so we have it for .-. $150 A birdseye maple dresser and the real thing too. We have had lots of calls for these but could never manage to have one $12.50 We have 30 reconditioned ranges. They have and are in guaranteed condition. Surely you want in ths selection priced up from $15. t'red Schwab, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bcrninc. Ur. und Mra. B. W. Bar num, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barr, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Holmes, Mr, and Mrs. GoorBe b. May, Mr. and Mrs. I'hil May, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Klingei, r. and Mrs. J. D. Baumau, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moldl, Mr. ond Mra. Jowepn Uerchtold, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Holnier, Mr. und Mrs. Joseph Bernt, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. McGee, Dr. and Mrs. R. O. An- pieuy, Mrs. Frances Hilleshclni, Mr. and Mr3. Ed Koessler and Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Donnelly. Those in charge vere Mrs Mickel, Mrs. J. W. Ebner and Mrs. Henry Saalfcld. NIAGARA-DETROIT ROAD TO OPEN JULY 1 Mill City, Or,, June 9. Uoad engineers ot tho state highway commission were at Niagara, Sat in day, looking over the new high way which is being constructed NEW TODAY An appealing comedy-drama of a girl of (ho Ghetto who let tho fires ot ambition burn too brightly. Filmed with many beautiful settings and stylish gown3. From the novel by Anzia Yczicrska Jetta Goudall "Calome r JSp, Comedy News LIBERTY Today Wednesday Thursday AT REDUCED PRICES recrular stock m yoss pSfgr- Floto-PIans Vl;T...4 ElectricWasher G I-E S E -POWERS ii 457 TO art COURT 3T 9J Letwoon Detroit and Niagara. Work Is progressing very nicely on tho road, su$ It is roported that it should be open to the public by about July 1. The road between Mill City aud Niagara le in fair shape, though there Is still con siderable mud in places that are not exposed to the sun. A three-piece bedroom suite of ma hogany finish that sells now for $125. We will sell it for less than half $55 A walnut chiffonere of very high quality that is just like new. If we were dishonest we could put it in our S.12.!i0 9 There are a few pieces of odds and ends, broken suites, etc., of new furniture that we have put in our used department to sell at 25 Off Oh yes, we nearly forgot the 65 dol lar walnut dresser that came in yes terday. Its just like new but we have no room and it must go at $ 15.Q0 all been gone over will find what you All Copper Tub $98.50 Wood Tub $85.00 S3
