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Newspaper Page TextVAO.V. T1?M. .FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1D25 THE CAPITAL JOUglJAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE TWO News from OINTS By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents From the Richest and Best Fart of the State Nearby Valley P TOPIC TONIGHT AT Dr. (Rot.) George Faille, who will deliver hw celebrated lecture on "The Problem ot World Peace" before thautauqua patrons thi evening. Is well equipped with first hand knowledge of interna tional conditions an i affaire, par ticularly with European condi tions. He hat) long been ft keen and analytical student of world problems and la considered one of the moat forceful and rational epeakere on this question which is paramount with all nations. Dr. Fallls was a chaplain in the world war who did more than hold religious services. He went into the trenches, made the ac quaintance of soldiers of all na tlonalitUs, dug under their skins and Into their consciences, stud ied temperaments. He knows the mental attitude of many races, and he understands what they want and how they will react to certain conditions. Lecturing for the Canadian gov eminent after being invalided, he rapidly climbed to an enviable po sitlon among the most able speak ers of the platform. He has been Included in programs with such celebrities an uloyd George, Sir Auckland Geddos and others. He la liked by the public because he is logical, puts his message over In an understanding manner, and has no Impossible theories. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS SILVERTON Silverton, July 10. Trinity church choir and band will meet Friday niRht to prepare several numbers to be Riven Sunday at meeting at Urnnke. The llrooks community club has Invited both orKnnlwitiona and the Young Peo ple's society to partake In a com munity picnic some Sunday and as the twelfth ot July Is tho reg ular meeting day for the soriety It was decided tho trip should be mado that day. Joe Lytle. son of Mr. nnd Mrs. K. I.ytle, went In eastern Oregon Wednesday to bo gone until nMtnitl Mtnrta. Ill jumping from a wagon Wed nesday Herman Kueml Injured a heel fo that medical attention woe necessary. Vpon examination it was found that a bone was frac tured. Onlv a small crowd atlended the July meeting nf the Trinity ladles aid society Wednesday af ternoon. Asldo from voting to send one hundred nnd fifty dul ls, rs to headquarters to be used for church extension work very little business was transacted. The society was entertained by Mrs. Jepps Hansen and Mrs. Gil bert Undcrdahl. Sheldon Cunningham, small son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cun ningham, la carrying one arm In a sling n a rosult of Infection from a boil. Mrs. C. I. neiuon returned to her homo at Silverton Monday nf ter a six weeks visit with rela tives at Tacoma. A number of friends and rela tives have been visiting at tho home of Mrs. C. I. Hcnson recent ly. Among them were. Kmma Ben son and her mother of Portland. Anna llenenn of lllaek ftlver Falls. Wis., and 0. H. Bakkom, the latter being a cousin of Mrs. Benson. Mr. Hakkom is vlannlng to locate at Silverton It a suitable place can be found. He intends to return to his homo in the middle west soon to dispose of property there and will move to Silverton with his family in the fnll. Mr. and Mrs. John Bevorson ara leaving Silverton this week for South Dakota after having been hero for a llttlo over a year. The Inability of Mr. Soverson o find work to his liking and the fart that they hnvo a farm in Wisconsin are the reasons for their leaving. They plan to visit en route to tho old home as the farm In rented and they cannot begin Immediate occupancy upon their return. Hollo Axley, secretary of the Silverton huttlne Men's Credit association was in Salem Tuesday and Wednesday taking bar ex aminations. Not Temporary Relief But CURE PILES or other Redtal or Colon ailments should not be experi mented with, Thcv should and can be permanently CURED by my non-aurgi. cal method. Send today for my FREE DOCK con taming acorea of voluntary testimonial, from pat leme,eome of whom had euff rad 20 yeara and had tried every kind of dmg and treatment- Read It and you will better understand why I can give a Written (tear- ante to CUKE your Pita i or refund your fc. r... . -wa DEAN. M.D..Inc roKtiANO oracu; si att li omtti: KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO PICNIC AT WOODBURN TirA,it,i.rn inly 1 0 There will u . inir w. nf C. uicnlc at the city park, Woouburn, nexi Sun day. Thero will be a Dasooan game between picked players from Mt. and t p.iul councils on one side and Salem and Sublimity council on the other. Also races nthnr wnnrta and possibly short talks will be held. Picnic dinner will bo served at noon and there will be manic by the Mt. Angel band. TOMEET JULY15 Dallas. 0.-.. July 10. The quar. torly meeting of the Polk Couuly Farnmru' Union v;lll bo held July 15 at the lir.ll ot Liberty Ueli lo- al There w'H be an all-day meet ing with luni'h at the noon hour. A number of suraxera have bwi scheduled for tlm program. The ounty unit plnn for schools Will be debated. The matter of arrang ing for the new ntute meetms, which I to bo held in Polk coun ty will be discussed. The union will also make plans for the pro gram It 1 to furnish on the sec ond evening; of the Polk county (air. The date of the meeting con flicts with the county flux tour sot for the same day, but officials de cided that arrangements had Koae too Jar wucn the duplication was ;li3Coreref! to postpone JEFFERSON Jefferson, July 10. Noel Bou ley came from Olympla, Wash., Monday to visit at the Walton Looney home. Mrs. Fred Farlow of Albany visile-1 at the J. E. Parrish home Wednesday. Sever ' Jefferson people are going hack nnd forth every day picking loganberrtr on the tfchmlt place near Marion. Mrs. " my, an employe of the children s home near ('orvalllfl, ipent Wednesday shopping in Sa lem and visiting friends In Jof ferson. Swimming corns to be the fav (trite pastime the hot days. Two places aro well occupied by the rtwhumers in the afternoon an well us evening. They are the "Itoon" and a place just north of the bridge is used by Jeffernon put .-In as likewise by campers In Santiam park. One of last year't favorite places the sandbar, is nearly deserted because of the water being very shallow and swift. .loo MeKee transacted business in Salem Thursday. Mrs. K. g. Duttnn and Mrs. Kd ward Heck of Chicago, 111., art visiting at the home of Mr. am! Mrs. K. N. Cook. Mrs. Ueclc being (heir d.iughter. Mrs. Guy n. Roland was In Sa lem Thursday having dental work done. Traffic was stalled on the bridge Thursday afternoon be cause of the almost Impossible ef fort ' a large singe to pass n truck. One article from the truck w; i knocked Into th river. ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM RELIABLE MERCHANDISE 42 Inch Tubing Linen Finish yard 39c Special Low l'riccs on to Clean 10-4 Bleached Pequot Sheeting yard 69c .. 8-1 Bleached Pequot Sheeting yard 58c 40 Inch Voile to close out yard 25c 27 Inch Outing Flannel Lights or Dark yard 15c , 3G Inch Challie Pretty Patterns yard 19c Woodburn, Or., July 10. The work on thi new industrial school Is getting on fine. There will be four cottage, two and a half Tor ies high, with a capacity sufficient to accommodate 30 Inmates. The administration tuilding 44x240 !c also In course of construction. Th well Is completed and Is 187 feet deep vilh water 5 feet to the top, capacity being a'jout 60,000 gal lons. Thero will be a very fine sewer syate-n and heating pkint. Tho main t'riveway will be in the Pacific highway and lead to the administration building in front of which it will form a square, then extend around hoch sides of the building past the cot tages to the norm end of the farm, there to connect with the other road. POLK FIRE SITUATION GOOD Dallas, Or., Juy 10. The fire situation remains very good in this district, according to W, V. Fuller, fire wartren. All of the earlier fires are out with the ex ception that a few live spots may remain in the tiro near the Wil lamette Villey Lumber company camp. The weather conditions are threatening and cU forest service men are on the lcokout as a now outbreak now would be difficult to combat. ' WOODBURN Woodburn, July 10 Rev. B. J Harrington loft Wednesday to at tend at the fair grounds a ten-day camp meeting of the Marlon Hon ness .association, of which he Is the president. George W. BalHvobor died at his homo east of Woodburn last Sun day after a long Illness. Sherman Samuel Sweaney de parted this lifo July 5, 1925, at his home near Woodburn. Two girl hikers, Miss Peggy Mor ris and Miss Itetty Lone from Blr- inint;li:tiii. Ala., stayed in Wood burn for several days, having been on tho mail since April 28. They visited Clilcago, Winnipeg and went throuKh Minnesota, Dakota, Spokane. l'urtl;ind and will go to San Francisco, Los Angeles and bark home. They aro traveling this circuit on a wager. When ask ed what part of tho country they liked best, they said Oregon. Tho district Sunday school con vention will be held at Hubbard In tho Ctingretrational church next Sunday. July 12 to hPRln with a ba.tke-t dinner nt 1:30 p. m. On Juno 27 at Seattle, Wash ington, occurred the marriage of Miss Wllma Kreley of Wenatchoe, Washington nnd Hugh U. RIdwell son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 13 Id well of Woodburn. A. E. Feller Is out of the hos pital In Portland and with his wife In Snlom, whore she has a restau rant. The now well at Woodburn ti 185 feet deep, nil cleaned out with water 15 feet from the top, j Chapter J. P. K. O. bade fare wcl lto their fellow-member, Mrs. i 9-4 Sheeting Fair Grade yard 45c Pcquot Sheeting Up 9-4 Bleached Pequot Sheeting yard 65c 412xo6 Pequot Pillow Cases 45c 81x00 Pequot Sheets $1.85 60c Dotted Curtain Marquisette yard 25c DR. PEMBERTON BUYS OUT DALLAS DOCTOR Dallas, Or., July 10. Dr. AV U Stceves, who has i-racticed In Dal las for the past four years, 'has disposed of his ottico practice nn;l residence here to Dr. W. L. Pesi bcrton ot Salem. Dr. Steevcs nni his family will leave July 20 for Now York, where he will tnko up :oot graduate specialization work. Dr. Steevcs announces that he has made plans to open offices in Salem on his return in partner shin with Dr. J. o.,elley Saurman. They will specialise In internal medicine and surgery. SILVERTON CHURCHES LAY PLANS TO UNITE Silverton, July 10 Meetings of the congregations we held In both the St. Johns and Trinity Lutheran churcnes Wednesday night, the meeting being called largely for the purpose of discuss ing the question ot ui'ion nf the two churches. Tho question was brought up by the Taither-ia troth erhood society vhi :"n aske l the churches to consider the proposi tion. A good attendaice was re ported from St. Johns church with not bo many present at Trinity church. Following the suggestion of the brotherhood a committee of five were elected from each congrega tion. The men are to attempt to formulate some plan whereby union may be realized, If possible. The committee from St. Johns church Is: A. A. Ulvln, O. Sebo, Lars Opedahl, Carl Loe and Ole , Dahl. Men of the Trinity com-1 mlttee are: John C. Goplerud, M. Hansen and Hans Jensen. ITEMS Osnrnr K. Wolf, at her home one evening last week, and presented her with a sliver spoon as a re membrance. Tuesday afternoon the past matrons club gathered at the home of Mrs. Wolf, and present ed her with a beautiful handker chief. About August 1 the doctor wll cross tho Atlantic to visit a brother and sister In Germany, and take a post graduate course at Vi enna, Austria. School Superintendent F. E. Fa gan, who Is taking a summer cour.se at Eugene, came home last Thursday and left Saturday with Mrs. Fagan and children. They rented a furnished house near tho university. Mr, Fagan says there are 500 taking the summer normal course at Eugene. San Juan, Porto llico. William Swct, onco congressman from I la iio, editor of the Times of Sin Juan, died. 1 Prices are Down I We offer choice Meats at prices that mean a real saving. The following prices are for SATUR DAY and ALL NEXT WEEK. Every day i will be bargain day at Choice Tender ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK t i 15c Lb. 15c Lb. Beef Prime pot ROASTS BEEF ROASTS 1QcLb- 12i2c Lb. Freshly Ground Freshly Ground HAMBURGER SAUSAGE . 12I2cLb 15c Lb. Fancy BOILING BEEF LEGS OF VEAL 7c Lb. 20c Lb. VEAL STEAK , VEAL STEW 20c Lb. i ' 12Ya Lb. These Prices Are For Saturday and All Next Week midget Originators of Low Prices 351 State Street NOT IN THE COMBINE LODGE OFFICERS Falls City, Or.. July 10. The district deputy president of the Rebekuh assembly Installed the in-coming officer;; of Magnolia Ua bekah lodga No. 140 to their re spective chairs at the regular meeting held ucre Wednesday evening the following officers were installed: Noble grand, Mrs. Lizzie Treat; v.ue grand, Mrs Dina McMitrphy; warder, Ms. Nellie Mack; conductor, Mrs. Don Glaze; chaplain, George Tice; past noble grand. Mrs Marie Lunney inside guardian, A. G. Adams: out aide guardian, Mrs. Mary Tice; musician, Mrs. Maggie Lot t us; Jt, S N G.. Mrs. Vina Leverich; L. 8. X. G., Mrs. Anna Gardner; K. S. V. P., Mrs. Nellie Sears: L, S. V. G.. Mrs. Louise Channel. The lodge presented Mrs. Marie Lunuey with a Fyrex plate aa a token for her past work 03 noble grand. The members of the lod?;e presented Mrs. Mary Tice and Mi3. Nellie Sears with a handkerchief shower In honor of their birth days, a custom thy lodge is prac ticing this year. The outgoing officers served refreshments of ice cream and cake. COMMUNITY CLUB AT BROOKS PLANS PICNIC Brooks, July 10 The ladles Community . club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. B. F. Ramp, Seventeen ladles braved the heat and accomplished quite a little In the way of quilting and business plans. It was announced that they cleared $9.75 from the food sale of Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Irvln of In dependence as a guest of Mrs. B. F. Ramp was present. Final plans for the picnic next Sunday were made. The Silverton Trinity band will give a program In the after noon, assisted by two soloists, vo cal. Dinner will be served about 1:30, the program to begin at 2:30. It Is to be held at Brookside In the Fuller grove Instead of at the school grove as first planned. POLK COUNTY BOY PAROLED Dallas, Or., July 10. Floyd Cameron, one of three youths about 18 years of age who were sentenced to three years in the penitentiary List winter by Judgj Ramsey for robbery, was paroled Wednesday l.y Governor Pierce, according to Information received hore. Camcroa, Bob Weiser and Monroe Wort ham entered the Kails City Mercantile company store In December. They pleaded guilty in January ond were com mitted to the penitentiary on Jan uary 15. It is expected that Weiser and Wort ham will bo released soon. the Midget. market MONITOR GIRL IS MARRIED Woodburn, July 10 Miss Inez Livingston was married to William J. Norman, formerly of Coquille, at the home of the parents of the bride two miles north of Monitor at noon Thursday, July 2. The clergyman. Rev. John T. Meyers of the Church of God, Woodburn, officiated. A large group of rela tives and friends were present. An old-style wedding dinner was serv ed. The bride is a charming girl and an alumna of Woodburn high school. FOR POLK FAIR Dallas, Or., Jmy 10. Judsis for the 1925 Polk county fair were selected recently by the fair burd and the secretary authorized to a curo them if pr.ssible. The list I'ollows: O. R, Hyelop, farm crops and vegetables: W. S. Browu, fruits; P. M. Brindt, dairy cuttk-; Doc Allen, sheey. hogs, goats and horses; A. (J. Lunn, poultry. Six Polk coi'lity communities have already reserved space for cummunuy cx'nDita, promising to make this classification of exhib its an exceedingly complete aad keenly contested one. The com munities, in the order registered with the secretary are: Brush fM- iege, Mt, Pisgaa .ud Liberty Ur.l locals, Willaminn grange, Mon mouth Brnnge, Falls City. Suver grange. These all have commit tees actively at v.ork preparing for the exhlbiU L. D. Brown reported that a contract had been entered with the Browning Amusement com pany for all ariusement conens- alona except the dance hall. ine county is rlannlne to ent.ir a state fnlr booth, under direction of Mrs. W!nnie Braden. Flax will oe used as the background decora tion material and she was author ized to secure wnatever aiianHiv of flax necessary at the pres3nt time. Mrs. Brndtn has been busy securing grains and grasses and curing them for exhibit at the state fair booth. Polk STarriape- licenses. Dallas. Or.. .Itilv i.i Li.,.. marriage license were Issued the first week in .lnlv t.v f..,..,... Clerk Black. These were to Henry Farmer. 2S nn.l in. ,.,-!, M. Gibson, 23, both of Salem; Hen H. Savaee. Srli.m ,i,i rtnriu.. i Zielesch, Tarker; Claude O. A!b;.i Toledo, and Marie Glaze Ltinni'y' Falls City; Otis .Miller, 21, Dallas, and I.'alia E. Deell, 19, Dalt.is; ann nonert Jess Moses, GO, West Salem, and Stella M. Woodruff, u, went Salem Washington. D. c. Will H Hays v.-as named head ot a public relations rommitlee by the Na tional Air Transport. Inc.. newlv organized $10,000,000 commercial air sorvLce (onip:iny. NEW TODAY ZANE ZANE GREY'S snjashing romance of the Arizona border in the days when a quick trigger and a fast horse were a man's best friends. Outspeeds, outthrills, out shines in every way "The Thundering Herd." Made by the same director. toff Bryy TO OPEN JULY 16 Woodburn, July 10 Delegates from all parts of the state are ex pected here to attend ihe 30th annual state camp meeting of the Church of God beginning next Thursday, July 16. and extending to July 26. According to present indications a numow of vls'.torj will be present from outside Ihe state as well as :Tom Oregon. The camp meeting was held here a year ago, and at that time more than 500 persons were present. It is expected that this year the num ber will bo even higher. A few campers have already ar rived, but the principal Influx Is expected to begin early next week. John T. Myers has charge of the ground and, with a force f men working under him, Is rapidly get ting the place into condition. Cafeteria service is to be provided, the dining hall being rearranged for that purpose. The usual cus tom of operating a store on the ground wUl be observed. The store will be run on a cooperative basis. Saored literature will be dispensed at. the camp book store. The camp program will Include? one regular daily service for youny people at 3 30 p. m. Mond.iv, July 20, has been set apart as young people's day. MILL CITY Mill City. Or.. July 10. Jo Dawes, who has been manager c-f the Hammond Lumber company store at Larson has resigned and will start working for the forest service at Detroit immediately. His plare at Larson will be taken Opal jar inside Be sure to get real Reslnol If you want to get rid of eciema, pimples, or other distressing skin eruption, you will accept no "sub stitute" for Resinol. Preparations similar in name or appearance are vol "just the same as Resinol." Although a few unscrupulous deal ers may offer them as or for Res inol, they are often crudely made, of little healing power, and some may even be dangerous to use. Buy in the original blue package. Resinol is never sold in bulk GREY'S is blue I U--"--SlV,"". Ai" OREGON by Ah. Dowes, who has been man-a'-:or of tho stora nt camp 24, Mill City. O. 11. Knott and family of Spo kano wore in the city over tho we.'k-end visiting at the home of his brother, Rev. C. Stanley Knott. They are on their way to southera California. Charles Allen of Portland pass ed through Mill City, Thursday, en route to LreitenbusU Hot Springs. Mrs. C. M. Cllne, who recently underwent tin operation in the St, Vincent hospital at Portland, has returned to her home here and is reported to be fcetting along nice- Mr. and llrs. A. L. Courta manchc left several days ago tor a week's vacation on the lower Co lumbia and at tho beaches. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gentry and family left several days ago for a ten days' outing at tho vari ous beaches r.round Tillamook. Robert M'zner of Bakersfie'd, C'al., is in the city a few days vis iting at the homo of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mizner. Den Bodikcr end family aro leaving Thursday for the Coos Bay country, where they will spend their vacation. The Fourth passed off very quietly in this section, with tho exception that a large crowd of campers and fishermen were In evidence along the stream. For tunately, not ft forest fire lias been reported, whicB speaks well for the caution of the camper who are to be cr-mplfmented up.m the'r carefulness. Buy a Fisk Quality Beyond Question Balloon Cords . Heavy Duty Hughes doc? Expert Vulcanizing j Sa!em j Vulcanizing ) Works 474 Ferry. Phone 3G4 ; Today llll Saturday llll Sunday BEST 1 .WI 240 246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET