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TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1925.
PAGE TWO
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
From the Richest and
Best Tart of the State
News from Nearby Valley
Points
By Capital Journal's
Special Correspondents
AT
STAYTON VOTED
Stayton, July 7 The Fourth has
come and gone: Stayton is full of
weary mothers, sun-burned child
ren and snfl-eyed, dry looking
men. Empty concession booths
decorate the street corners, and
the remains of fire crackers and
paper-cap pistols litter the street.
but everyone Is happy the hotel
men and soft drink merchants fair
ly glow becauwe thoy made
"killing" peddling their wares; the
Community club officials look hap
py for their dances on Friday and
Saturday nights were highly suc
cessful. The mothers are beginning
to chirk up a little because an
other fourth has gone and their
children haven't been burned to
death or run over by care; even
the sad-eyed dry looking men are
beginning to look le.-s sad and leas
dry.
The dances given by the Com
munity clulw Friday and Saturday
nights, were highly successful. On
Friday night more than one hun
dred couples and many spectators
filled the open air pavilion In the
Masonic grove, and on Saturday
night It seemed as If every town
within a rndius of CO miles or fsiay
ton had emptied Its numbers on
the pavilion floor; the dance was
a Jitney one and a perspiring, jost
ling mob, but, withal an orderly
one. contested for each iw incnes
of dancing space.
STAYTON BOYS
Stayton, July 7 Jack Ryan and
Harry Ilevenham, who have been
held In tho city Jail for the past
woek are again freo. Tho boys
were charged with stealing the car
f L. A. Loom In; but at an infor
mal hearing before Justice of the
Peace Greer, the complaint was dus
nlssed under the proviso that the
boys secure employment and pay
for all damage done the car.
Judge Greer after considering
the enso for some time concluded
that there was no evidence of an
intent to steal the car; nor was
here nay evidence of Huch a na
ture as to warrant him binding the
boys over to the grand Jury; con
sequently he dismissed tho action
pending due restitution to be made
he owner of tho car by young
Ilyan and Harry Hevenham.
COUPLE KILLED
Marlon, Or., July 7. Word was
received yes:erday of the death of
Frod Haack Jr., son of Mr. anJ
Mrs. Fred W. Haack, and tho prob
able fatal injury to Gus (Justcrson
and serioue injury to two other
men in an auto accident near Sic
torn. Sunday evening. Mr. Haack
was killed instr.huy with a brok
en neck. No further particulars
of the accident wore given.
Mr. Haack had been home to
spend the Fourth with his purentb
here and wan on his way back to
Bond, Or., where he was employed,
when the accident occurred. Th-3
body arrived from Bend Monday.
Mr. Haack its survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W.
Haack Sr., of Marion, one brother,
Frank Haack of lie ml and six f. is
le rn, Mrs. It. V. Dimick of Oak
ridge, Or., Mrs. Lillian Schultz cf
Jefferson, Mrs. Olivia Kaplinger
of Garibaldi, Mips Bonnie Haack
of Marion, Miss Viola Haack and
Miss Laura Haack of Portland.
FAREWELL PARTY IS GIVEN
Sllvorton, July 7 A few friends
were Invited to the home of Mr
and Mrs. Karl J. Adams, Thursday
uvening of lust week, to attend
farewell party given for Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Perlich. Mr. Perlich
has been associated with the Valley
Market company of Silverton for
some time hut has decided to make
a change. The evening was spent
In playing cards. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Perlich,
Sir. and Mrs. Russell Scott, Mr.
and Mrs. John Elder, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Legard, Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Carson, Mr. and Mra. Floyd In
gram. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tun-
can, Mr. and Mrs. McCee, and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl J. Adams.
TURNER TOSSERS WIN
FROM STAYTON NINE
Stayton, July 7 On Saturday
morning, July 4, the Stayton base
ball team wont down to defeat be
fore the onslaught of the Turner
team. The game was played in
the roundup arena before a large
number of spectators, and though
many of them cheered Stayton, she
was unable to defeat the visitors
and tho game ended with a score
of twelve to three in favor of Turner,
Steigerwald Dairy company.
Portland, to sell 3500 shares of
common non-par value stock and
?S8,000 In preferred stock.
W. H. Eccles Lumber company,
Baker, to sell bonds in the sum of
$150,000.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS ITEMS
HAZEL GREEN
Hazel Green, July 7 Mrs. Helen
Hopkins of Fresno left for her
home Wednesday after visiting for
a short time with her sister, Mrs.
W. B. Dnvls.
Carl Morris returned from Sweet
Home whero he was helping his
falhor-ln-law, Mr. Matke, during
hay harvest.
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. J. Miller of Port
land spent the week end at the
Ben Clemens home.
Johnnie Zicleiwdtt moved Into his
now house last week which has
Just been completed.
Miss lltilda Stripling is visiting
With her sister, .Mia. McRue at
Stayton.
Thursday evening Ralph Van
Clcave'n radio could bo heard by
a number of neighbors within
radius of two miles.
Kddie, Albert, Anna and Alice
Ilazelb.ieher spent tho 4th at Slay-
ton taking In tho round-up.
Mr. and Mra. Carrow of Port
land sent the week end at Geo
ZlfleiiHlci's.
Mi's. Alvin Van Cleave eniciliiin
(! in tlx? woods tho fourth: Mr.
and Mis. Katon, Mr. mid Mrs. ltlll
Ga.sUil and daughter Laura of Ha
lem, Mrs. Marks of Prairie City,
Orogun, mid Mr. and Mr. Tom
Van Clravo.
Mra. A. A. Looney and sons,
Glenn nnd Guy Alien. Stanford
nnd Helen Javi.s attended the
filieep Judging club at (lie DoeNeur
farm nt I'nitum.
George Zlelerwkl was taken
the hospital Thursday where
operation was performed. He is
renting as well ua could bo expo
ed.
C. A. Van Cleave and family
drove up the Sanllaui the 4th and
pent the rtay.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ziclenskl and
sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Schnteder
spent the 4 III at Sliver Creek Kails.
Ci rand pa Peterson, ltllllo Carrie
aid K'.liu Williamson attended
tho roundup nt Stayton Saturday.
M r and M is. 1 Vy pen from Sa
lem pent Sunday at the W, U.
Davis home.
Lester Van Cleave nnd family
with friends from Salem spent the
week end at the const.
Mr. and Mrs. Lafflor of Portland
Sltent Sunday with Mrs. tleorgo
Ziclenskl. Mrs. Lnffler will spend
tho week hero with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville I.ueUe and
family and Mr. nnd Mrs. James
Luckey motored to Wood burn to
Visit with Mr, and Mrs. John
Luckey.
Archie McCorklo nnd family
spoilt the week end at the coast.
STAYTON
.Stayton, (..., .'uly 7.- -Mr. and
Mrs. Max II II, formerly livin-; in
Slaytnn but n'iw resident of isi
lem, attended tho community dim
dunce In otaytou on tho night of
July 4lh.
Mm. Jotio Tatt. nf Salem Is vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Christina
Claudek.
Norvel Flither his mother, Mrs.
J, Flslmr, and Mtes May Adams
motored to ("ononis. Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Miller, of
tho Bon Ton confectionery, mi
tored to M d.illa. Sunday, to at
tend a Itnundup.
Max Brown of Klamath Falls
vioiting in i:uylnn.
Jark K:iy, ttmall grandson nf
Mr. and Mrs. F I. Jones, came
from Scio to hpend the Fourth.
Mrs. Frank Parry of Portluml
.spent the week-end in Stayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Slv
mund of Fern HUlgo attended tv
community dub dances on Frld.iy
and Saturday nights.
Tho parent of George Drown,
special agent for the Standard Id)
company, were here from Wen.it
chce, Wash , to spend the w.l:
end with tiioir on and his family.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Algy Murphy o.id
daughter. tlnzel. Mm. Oliver F r
rettfl nnd Mrs Ilr.ttie Kirklln nt
tended ttieCdd Fellows picnic held
at Jefferson on July 4th and I.Ue:
In tho day motored to Snlom.
Mr. and Mn. R. Gardner and
son spent the Fourth at CascaJla.
Or.
Mr. and Mm. Frank Pelser a id
daughter, Betty, and Mr. and Mrs.
rivda Downing: and family epphti
Saturday and Sunday at Newport
Among- thoa motoring to Now-
port rr tne weeK-tna were
And Mrs. Richard Knight and Mr.
Knight's mother from Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kerber tli-
ited Mrs. Kerber'a parent, who
live. in Gervjis, on Sunday.
On Sunday, July 5, Mr. and Mm,
C. E. lieaucliamp and Mr. and Mrs.
F. I. Jones moto.ed to Silverton
and Silver creek fulls.
L. Spear and family picnicked
at Taylor a urovc on Sunday.
Leo Uarr, jeweler of Mt. Angel
and his wife visited children and
relatives in Blaj ton during t!i
Fourth cf July celebration.
Louis Anderson of Eugene la
guest at the L, Speer home.
On Sunday, Mrs. G. L. Holph
left for Portland, where eho will
spend some time with her elate
Mrs. F. Cheney. Later Mrs. Holph
and family and Mrs. Cheney our.
child ren plan to spend several
weeks in Warrontou, where Mr
Cheney is employed.
Mist tea Jiel nr.elke of Stayton
is spending a portion of the sum
iner at Gearhart with tho Kcv
Walter Taylor Sumner family. Blio
Is acting u nonipunlou to tit
tlx-year-oid daurhler.
Miss Clara Mindeu of Portland
Is visiting her family, who live
near Sublimity.
George Mielko. of the Olds.
VVorluiiin & King company of
Portland, and hii uncle, and aunt,
.Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Ilinwiefon wer
quests at :lm J. M. Mieike horn
this weekend.
Arthur Sutton of Porlhind, wh.i
luifl been attending the Massac'.iu
letts institute of technieology for
the post vear. spent Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday in Stayton
the guest of hlg sister, Mrs. V. Lyle
Mel'iTwkey.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mayo ard
granddaughter. Jean, left Sunday
for Cascadia, Oregon, whero th
will spend a two wecloV vacation
Among tho week-end guests at
(he Henry Tale homo were .Mr.i
I'ate'n pa rints, Mr. nnd Mra. J.
T. Hunt of Salem and Mr. and
Jim, Marion Hunt of Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. It. 1. Hoke mu
ion, I'.ugene, sp?ul tho rourth nnl
fifth of Julv nt the coast. Most oi
the lime win spent at Taft.
The M. F. Hvnn family enjoyed
picnic nt Smerd's place ou tl.
Santlam river July 41b.
LIBERTY
Liberty, Or., July 7. Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Dcncer were guests al
the mnriage of nMss Joy Turn
:tml William Moses last. Sundiy
'veiling at tho Mint Method! it
Kptseopal church, Salem, and later
t a reception given at the bride's
home.
Mrs. Morrison moved to Salem.
Tuesday, and will live with he
son, Knlph Morrieon.
Mrs. Jann Floyd ha returned
from Corviillis. whero she spent n
few weeks visiting her brother.
Miss Fannin Smith of Heaver.
r., spent Sunday with her cousin,
Mrs. Edward Henrer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Krtesol of
Salem nnd their niece, Miss l(r-
nii'e Coleman of Portland, were
alters at O. L. l.Vmcr't?, Wednjs-
lay evening.
Mr. and Mr, resile Judd ire
over from 1 IohUmis, Or., vlm'iuB
lotive:i.
Mr. and Mrs. Crider of S in
)sea. t'al., who lias been visiting
her sister, Mr. J C. Morlrson, ro-
urned to their borne Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Merle Eastman of
Marytivllle, Cat., are visiting wlCi
or mother, Airs. J. C. Morridon.
1'liey expect to velum homo eoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Dougherty
liave ns their Rtiest, Mr. DouRhor-
y'a sister of Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Mrs. William herndt Is reported
II.
Mrs. Fred Scott has as her
nests, Mrs. Norwood Cox and ion,
Jimmio, of Parker. Or.
Mr. Andernon, son-in-law of Mr.
uid Mrs. Perry Judd, has recently
:ime from Alberta, Canada, and
a at tho Judd home.
BROOKS
llrooks, Or., July 7. Mr. Mid
Mrs. Captnln Helser nnd dnngh-
Vlvlan, and Miss Hose Wo'.fe
of Hend were visitors at Fred
llateholors home Sunday,
Mies Fern nnlchelor was home
from Portland t spend her birth
day, July 4th.
Fred norhmor fame down from
Salem to spend Sunday and visit
with frtemH.
Mr. and Mrs faster Robins
.tpent the Fourth at Newport.
Ernest Uorry of Tillamook It
visiting with bis niece, Mra.
Charles Sturgis.
James Fruit waa In Brooks, Sat
urday and Sunday.
'Robert Hackctt and Mies 11
Hackett and Robert and Lyle
Glover apent tho Fourth at the
Pries placo near Mt. Angel.
Sidney Smith and wife ana
mother and Vera Smith-Baker of
Spokane drove down to attend the
Jones reunion and to visit rela
tives.
SILVERTON
Silverton, July 7 Whooplnc
cough has been prevalent In Silver
ton for bo me time and at present
so many are afflicted that the sick
nos can bo regarded as having
reached Hie proportions of an epi
demic. The coukIi is confinod
mainly to children some of whom
are affected but little. A few cases
of mumps have been reported dur
ing the past month also.
Several parties motored to Sil
ver Creek Falls Sunday from Sil
verton. Homo drove up In tho early
morning and took breakfast at the
falls while other wont later in tho
day. Among thfe making the trlji
were: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin llenjun,
Mr. nnd Mra. Dan UNIman, Winona
Palmer, Kdwin Hatteberg, Jorgen
won, Mrs. K. Jensen, Mrs. Marie
l!unei, Vivian Jiune.ss, Reuben
Jensen nnd Alice Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Underdahl
motored to Eugene Friday to at
tend the wedding of a friend, MIab
.orn Nelson, From Jiugene they
went to Newport returning to Sil
verton Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Hanks, Olive
Punks, Fred Banks and Uobert
I la rr su f fered minor cuts a nd
bruiaes when the car In which they
wore riding left the highway. The
Lccldent occurred about six o'clock
Saturday morning when tho party
wiia within a few miles of Newport
whero they were going from HI)
verton. Loose gravel ut the side
of tho road, dust and fog. nnd the
fact that they had driven most of
I ho night were given an en u sua of
(ho accident. The car turned ovor
once but came to a standatlU
igainat n stump. Although tho tup
was wrecked and the car otherwise
somewhat damaged It came homo
under Its own power.
Mr. and Mra. Peter Dnndru of
Molalla visited at the O. J. Moe
home over Sunday.
Martin OLson and Bon, Oscar,
came home to Silverton Friday
from Mat sit field where they
employed in the mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Solum. Evelyn
Solum, Mr. and Mr. P. N Jacob
ho ii, and Morenre Jacolwon socnt
ho l'ourth at Cbanipoig.
H. J. Sum old went to Eugene
Monday for a short visit with
i lends,
Cal., are visiting at the H. D. Mara
home.
Mr, and Mra. K-arl Phelps and
children, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Hfnz,
Mr. and Mra. Earl Lynes and Dor
othey and Dick Hitt picnicked
near Marion on the Fourth.
Elmer Beach Sr., and son, Rob
ert, and Elmer Jr., Clarence Thurs
ton and Donald Wall, who arc
working at Longview, Wash.,
spent the week-end at their homes.
Mra. Laura Roth from Portland
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
J. Whedbee.
Mr nnd Mrs. A, B. Hinz have;
a new roadster. ...j
Frances Ooin and Genevieve
Weed are the delegates from the
Christian clmrcn Christian En
deavor, who will attend the con
vention of tho Christian En
deavors in Portland! this week,
Marie Kihs and Ethel Klampe (ire
the delegate from tho Evang'jll
cal church. Tho girls left t!e
last of Hie week for Portland.
Uuth chamberj irom St. Helens
spent the week-end with her
cousin. Miss Wilma Welch.
Maurine Jnvksc-n returned to
her homo in Oregon City, Fridiy,
after a week's visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Cummins.
Dr. ('. P. Magnoss from Me
Minnvillo tpent tho week-end
visiting his rislor, Mrs. J. It, Mc
Kee The Fourth of July celebration
wes well attended. A very int?r-
JEFFEKSON
.Tffferson, 0-. July 7. Hnrrv
Mi'Kto, Mud Muriel Wilson. Mr
ind Mrs. T. O. Hester and rem
llrrninn. spent tho week -end '
iKia.
Mra. It. W. V.'fddle mid da;ish
spoilt tho luiuilli nt Oregon
uy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Krrol Hohv.1
rom Soatlln vlsllod Mr. Ilowoll's
illior, R K. Unwell, on llm 4'h.
T. O. llavis and son, L.iVernr
?tt Monday mornlnir for their
work In Loniview. Wash
Mr. nnd Mia. (;y Itolnnd nnil
hlldrcD spent Ihp Kourlli nt Cns-ndln.
Ml Wilms Welch left for 8.1-
eni. Monday, whero she will wor
n the (Irnylipllo.
Mr. nnd ?trs. Ixi1s Ashllmin
ind daughter, lleren, nnd I,er and
Unymnnd. (Irnher. from Salem
stopped at Mrs. B. J. Whedhos's.
Sunday rvpnlnR. nftpr spendins
ho weelt-end nt Alsea flshlnir.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Mrlfeo
nd daughter, VlrRlnla, spent tho
ourth nt Alsen.
Mrs. W. C. Hawk, Mr. nnd Mm.!
Thomas (.alien and Herhert Miller
all of llay City, ylelled Mra. n. f:
Ijooney, Frldny I
Mrs. W. E. SmMh nnd Mm. n. F.
Ixioney spent Monday In Snleni.
Mr. and Mra. iVonard Huriey
iiul Mr. nnd Mrs. William Kurth
from Portland spent tha Konrth in
Jefferson. Mr. &n Mra. Furth and
Mr. Hurley teturned home Sunday
while Mra. Hurley will remain to
Tlslt with her mother, Mra, Oer
truda Weddle.
Mr. and Mra. Donald Mara and
small daughter (rom OaklnnJ,
New Today
1
ON TME.
I
She walked in her sleep
into Wakefield's room.
The next day, ho was
found murdered ?
Wns she the guilty oneT
Grand
COMEDY NEWS ..
LEGION LOSES
TO CASEYS 5 TO 0
The American Legion baaeball
nine of the twilight league lost
their first league game when the
Knlghta of Columbus handed them
a whipping to the tune of 6 to 0
on the Oxford park diamond last
night.
"Red" Keber, second baseman,
and Dennis Heenan, star Salem
high school player, who pitched
the Caseys to victory were by far
the outstanding stars of tho game.
Heenan almost got by with a no
hit, no-run game, allowing only
one man to get to first, when
Hoopor got a hit In tho fourth
frame. "Red" Kober, the small
second baseman for the winners,
brought in three of the victor's
runs by his stellar batting. In the
first inning Keber's hit brought in
tho first run, which was followed
by Varley and Aldiich, on a hit
by Goas in the second. In the
fourth inning the red-head again
stepped to the plate and got two
more hits to bring In Iwo more
runs.
Jenkins, Legion twirl er and
Heenan both struck out eight men
but Heenan's hurling was of much
steadier and heavier variety. The
Legion men seemed unable to
solve his pitching and looked rath
er alck attempting to connect safely.
By handing the Legion nine their
first league defeat the Casey team
b In a good position for a chance
to meet the Legion in the finals.
The lineup for the game last
night follows:
Leg Ion Park er, ss ; R u gg I es,
.1b; Acton, lb; Hooper, 2b; Laird,
cf; Gibson, If; Lephart, rf; Jen
kins, p; Pearmine, c
K. C.'s Varley, ss; Suing, 2b;
Barr, lb; Keblrt, 2b; H. Gross, cf;
Green, if; Heenan, rf; Heenan, p;
Heenan, c.
esting program waa held In the
morning and another one in t'je
afternoon, aft&r which many
either went to tho ball game or in
swimming.
Roy Goar, who works near Lb-
comb, spent Saturday and Sunday
at his home. . .
W. E. Smith and family and
Marlon Shns spent Sunday after
noon at Spong's Landing.
MARION
Marlon, Or., July 7. George
Stephens went to Portland, Satur
day, to bring Dack the body of
Mathias Schmidt, who died of
bronchial imei'monfa at a Portland
hospital loot l'-riday. Funeral was
held Sunday it '.he Friends church
with burial In the Marlon ceme
tery. A. M. Schmidt waa called to
Portland, Saturday, by the death
of his 6on, Mathias.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansel came
up from Creswell, Friday, and
spent tho Fourth with Mr. Han
sel's parents.
Miss VioH Haack is up from
Portland on a two weeks' vacation
at the home of ner parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Haack.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham spint
Monday shopping in Salem.
Marion populution was pretty
well scattered over the country in
observing tho Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Houghton h-xi
as house guests over the week-end,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lafler, MI3S
Gerty Folman and V. D. Walker
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Dimick ar
rived from OaUridge today to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Dimlck's
brother, Fretl Haack.
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Tonight the Papermakora and
the Portland Electric Power com
pany baseball nine of tho Sundown
league will cross bats on the Ox
ford park diamond. The game la
expected to be hard fought al
though the P. E. P. team Is rest
ing In tho cellar position with five
losses and no wins. The poor little
doormat often flares back and
smites the champion and it ie liable
to happen again this evening.
The papermakers are in second
place at the present time although
they are really tied for first place
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WATER REPELLENT CUXTHlhO
as one game is under protest due
to the Eagles using an ineligible
pi ay or. The Eagles and the Paper
makers will more than likely meet
in the three game series for the
pennant. This game is the last of
the season before the finals. The
PEP toam aro the tallonders. Much
of this Is due to the fact that they
picked all of their players from
their employees of the power plant
They went Into the game more for
the recreation and sport of It.
Other games scheduled to be
played at the Oxford park grounds
this week are:
"Wednesday O. N. G. vs Valley
Motor.
Thursday Postponed game, ten
tative. Friday Grotto vs IT. &. Hank.
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