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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON' SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1925 News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents From the Richest and Best Part of the State PAGE TWO Dallas, Or., Aug. 8. An Innova tion in co-operative vocational education will be Inaugurated In the Dallas high school this year according to announcement ol II. R, Turner, superintendent of schools, today. This will be the starting of a eon rue in machine Hhlp work for a limited class of boys at the Dallas Machine & Lo comotive Works under supervision of a competent Instructor. The work w"U be taken up un der the Smitn-Hughee act and the government vlll co-operate in pay ing part of the salary of the in ttructor employed. Announcement has not been made of the man to hnvo the work but he will have the manual training work at the school in addition to the shop work. So Tar fto can he learned . this will be the only Hchool west NEIGHBORHOO WOODBURN MUw Glndya Jory wuj an over night guest of Mm. O. L. Dencer Saturday night. Mr. find Mrs. M. Dormiin visited nt their sons home Mr. find Mrs. Jas. II. Herman at Falls City I:mt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Dormnn wcro at Falls City Sunday visiting the daughter and nou-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. II. I. McMurphy. Mr. and Mrs. t!eo. Jory, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. S. Dencer, Mm. J. R. Rains, Vaneta and Verda Ruins, Mr. nnd Mis. O. L. Dencer, Mrs. Kdd Keith and son, Mrs. Willis Hales ami - children vbdted at the J. V. Den cer homo In Salem hint Hun day. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred K wider have gone to eastern Oregon for a two weeks stay. j Lester Raln.s v billed fi lends at I DnlhiH laM Sunday., 1'. N Abbott h.i.t returned home , nfler spending a week nt the const. Miss Ruth Doutiheity and three girl frlemiH of Sah-in left hurt Sun-' day by stage for the co:irt and will spend ac vera I days at Rorltaway be.nh. Mt.sH Dougherty will la let Join the Aillranw at N"ah-k'ahriie beai-h, where (hey will hold I heir romdavo and week outing, Aug ust 15-2:!. Mr. and Mrs. Fd ward Dencer made n bufdtw'HH rip to Portland TueHday. ! WIIIIh Hales of Seattle, son-ln-l law of Mrs. (leoigo Jory, arrived last Sunday evening aeconi panird by his father ainl mother, and with his family, who have been vbdting hero the mM two weeks, left Mi day for resort on the poat 1 neveral days will visit nt Pendlet nnd Walla WViIIh before returning homo. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Dencer nnd son Cecil returned ln.it Sunday nf ler spending a week outing nt the beach. J. R. Ralna 1ms been nut with his hay previa and crew of men dur ing the past week. Mbut Lizzie Dougherty of Fort Dodge, lown, I visiting at the home of her brother Fmmltt Dougherty this week. Sho has been vhdtlng relatives hero nn nt Ore gon City for the past few weeks. She will return to Fort Dodge soon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dnughorty nnd baby son of Oregon City were week end visitors) with their par ent here. They returned home Mondny accompanied by Mlxn El len Neneiis, n sbder of Mm. Dough orty, who will be their guest for n w"k. F.dd Trlek has gone to visit rela tives at his old home In Arkansas. Mr. and Mia. Kdwln Thoinnn, Sa lem, nnd her mother, Mrs. Palmer of Medford, vllted at O. 8. Den eer'H Inst Friday evening. Ire cream was nerved on the, lawn. Mrs. Fdd Keith nnd son Mrs. Willis fliileti nnd children of Seat tle were guests at O. S. Denver's for a few day Inst week. Mr. nnd Mrs. I In Mutt McMur phy of Kails City wero over Inst Thursday vbdMng with her parent Mr. anil Mrs. W. It. Dormnn. Juan Ha Dormnn accompanied them homo and remained until Sunday. Mr. nnd Mis. I. W. l-olils nnd son Olbson Kollln Visited nt O. L. Denrer's Wednesday evening. Mrn. Vei na Cone one of the true hern In our school for the past two years, was visiting friends In the neighborhood lust Monday. T. N. Abbott has Ron to lym pla, Wellington, to visit relative i He will be gnino for a week. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. v. Holder spent the Inst week end at Silver Creek Falls. I Claronce .lory nnd daughter, Oladyfi, visited nt the homo of his brother, Karl Jory, at the Mntomn hop ranch Ian Sunday. Miss (llndyfl remained for a few days. Mr. a nd M is. M. 1 orm n n left Wednesday night for Grants Paw to visit his nephews nnd families. He will return Sunday. Mrs. Cloyd who makes her home with her daughter. Mm. Edward Dencer, apent lost week visiting relative In Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Kdw. Dencer visit ed relative nt Monmouth last Sun day. Mr. nnd Mm. O. If. Rains of Ore gon City, vial ted nt his brothers, J. H. Rains, butt Friday. I W. J, Fair has recently purchas ed a new Ford roadstsr. Mr. and Mm O. L. Dencer At tended the Artisan picnic at Hn tar's drove et of Hal in Thurs day -evening. Mr. and Mrs. YVm. Zol went to Portland last Saturday to visit their daughter! and families. On Sunday they were taken for drive j pver the Mt. Hood Loop. They re of the Mississippi to inaugurate Kuch a ulan. The course will be limited to eight boys from the senior claw and eight boys from the Junior class. Each class will put in a half day every school day unaor actual shop conditions at the shop, vorklnc shoo hours. . Their other school work will be pursued dur ing the time they are not employ fd &t the chop. The work le designed to fit them for vocational work In the snaps. r ..a l.nva uocieA tn title a the .-f.iiruo will he lareelv those who do not Plan cn going on to conege. Two credits toward college, how ever, will he allowed Tor each vt.i.r'1 ur.rk and thaBo who later change theli- minds and desire to ?.ttend college vlll not be hanui mpped. Tim n:.ii:iu KclmnlH will start ;;bout the middle of September. rtv. Or. Auk. 8. The Piifll Mill rnmnniiv him ourchafisd a new boiler at Cottage Grove for their mill and have moved It to within a naif mile of their new mill itMiltifr As thn road Is too soft to haul the boiler further by truck, they are using teams and rolling it along. They expect to begin operating this tr lit within a; month. I turned Monday and report having had a wonderfully good time. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sengrove of Salem vbdted last Sunday at the home of their daughter Mr. and Mr. Hubert Holder. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman and fam ily nre leaving for Rainier where they wilt innke their homo. Lib erty's loa will mean Ralnfer's gain. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dalian and children and Mis Peurl Scott re turned home lost Saturday, having spent a week at Florence. M r. a nd M rs. Dick Ya lea and baby son of Woodburn wcro recent visitors at her sinter's home, Mr. and Mrs, V. II. Dormnn. Percy and Frank Judd and .1. v. Ander-son went on a motor trip to eastern Oregon and may go on to Canada on a biLslneris trip. Mr. Ah.l'T.son came from Alberta ulmut six weeks ago. TURN Eli A. I.. I'.'Hie.-t and wife, and Verier IJoii'M and family were among I hose fiotn Tumor who attended he Yoetnan picnic at llager'K f'rove. Saturday night. Fred Moore, and wife, of Mill City, stopped a nhort lime Satur day night at the (I. A. C. Moore home. Mr, nnd Mrs. M. f. two n Clean Is nn e Miller Tuesday for with their s Reach. tiler UitliH stay at Cold gineer f the slato highway department. working on lite Roosevelt highway Tom expects to spend the lime lli-h lnj nnd hunting therefore we ex pert the trusty W. I to bo load ed on the return trip, Mb Helen I'eeta spent her va cation nt home Inst week. Mlf I'eetji Is employed with tlio Kill- bam Stationery compnny of Port land. Several of Ihe town peoplo nre employed at the Turner plant of the Mi lei Linen company. The n plant Is going to be u big help to thn community. Coman Trncey has ro-organlxcd hl crew nnd hns started on his second hitch of hay balling. Th refilling In well under wny In ibis section nnd with Ihe present ason of good weather It will soon be brought to a close. The Turner ball tenm played iluiiblo header Sunday and lost to both teams. The first game went to Tnlbott with a score of 4 to I The second wae lost to Cloverdalo with n score reported to bo 14 to 3. L. C. Moe. fireman at the Ore gon Tuberculoid nanltarlum, wan a Turner visitor Saturday night. Mrs. J. F. Lyle returned home from her second week spent In Portland, nh says she Is home to stay thin time. The Rones family gathered along Mill creek for another Sunday ifternoon picnic. last Sunday. L L. Robertson la having his house painted from the roof to the foundation. Lawrence Roberlsnn Is doing the work. Miss Luclle Riches, deputy post master filled the place of Post master Monday, owing lo the nb- sence of IVMtm.-iAter Whitehead. Mrs. C. A Davis bad the plumb ing system In her home rebuilt hist week. H. L. Karl did the work W. Farrls wa In charr.o of the Karl I lard ware during the week. .Isnies tllven wan home from Mill t'Hy for the week end. Mr. Sherwood of M.u Ion lake hrne of lb' barber shop during he alienee of M. T. Miller. S. To I bolt li. home from Port land, where he lias been wnrltlnc be pa.d several weeks. Ho Is re- flnKhinii the rooms over the bank ind expects to movo there some, lino this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hruce of Portland nnd Mr. Prarl Kelly of I Satein, spent Sunday nt tho Jim Kelly home. Miss Agnes Kelly spent tho week end with her patents, Mr. nnd Mr. i. Kelly, Fred Miller was n Salem visitor Monday. Mm, Frnnk Fntlnger spent the week end with her ulster. Mrs. J. 15. whitehead. Mm. tleo. (ilvn nnd son James were Salem visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Whitehead nnd Mm. Frank Entlnger took In the Columbia river htchwnv-Mt. Hood loop trip Sunday nnd report ed a fine trip. Mm. J. R. Whitehead and Mm. Frank Malinger spent Friday In Salem and took In the band con cert In the evening. Mr. and Mr J. II. Leiahlon paid Mr. and Mrs, Gunning a short visit: last week on their way from Port-1 land to San Francisco, lira, Leigh AT BLACK ROCK Falls City, Aug. 8 (Special) The Southern Pacific railroad bridge at the end of the Falsi City and JJlack Rock branch was totally destroyed by fire of unknown or- igln which started at 2:30 o'clock this morning, and as a result op erations on the Willamette Valley logging road extending on from Black Rock will come to a halt Indefinitely, pending rebuilding of the structure. The Willamette Valley company has been operating two and three logging train0, a day from their camp Into Dallas, all of them coming In over the destroyed bridge and the Southern Pacific branch line Into Dallas. t Is f-Htirnated something over $2000 will be required to put the, bridge back into condition to op erate logging trains over It. The bridge bj right at Black Rock and I D NEWS ton (Marie Durfee) Is Mrs. Gun nlng'a niece. Fred Smith came Wednesday from Roue burg for a visit for a few days at the F. C. Gunning home. Miss Avalyn Delzcll returned this week from Forest Grove, where she wae visiting O. A. C. friends. John Watson, Jr., was a Salem visitor Monday. Herbert Briggs ha quit his work on the railroad and Is preparing for a trip to Canada. Harold and Herbert will go with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Far rls, who are going to visit a daugh ter. The boys will remain about two months, working tn the Canad ian harvest fields. Mm. Sadie Duttkerton of Los Angeles, and her ncice, Mrs. Fva Ilalch of Ocean Park, California, .spent part of last week at the home of L. D. llarr. Mrs. Dunker ton is a cousin of Mr. Rarr. Little Robert Mitchell Is Kill I -seriou.ily ill, but his brother Homer is able to be out again after an llne.sH of two weeks duration. Mrs. M iry Loftia Hunter and her .-L-iUT Florence of Portland spent Sunday with their grandmother. .Mrs. Clia ru lei a. Mrs. Mary Rair nnd Mrs. J. M. Rones, accompanied by Mrs. Raich and Mra. Dunkcrton of California .qieiit Thuinday afternoon in Sa lem. Mrs. .laines Mitchell, mother of Fred Mitchell Uiut returned from Huge ne. STAYTON Ed. Kleeker and Rud Fisher left Staylun Tuesday morning on fishing trip; they plan to go as far as Jefferson Park Mr. and Mrs. K. Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Ren Roy nnd children, who aro hero from Now York, left Tuesday for Vancouver, li. C where l hey will visit Dr. and Mrs, Mllca Watson; Mrs. Watson Is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Roy nnd the sister of Hen Roy. Mrs. George Mlclke and small son, George Junior, of Portland, aro visiting her mother Mrs. Wil liam Crahlree. Mrs. C. K, Taylor and son Jay aro In Newport for sevorl weeks stay. Mr. Cavities ot Portland Is here on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph of Portland visited her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs, A. C. Stowell during the early part of the week; they stopped en route to era tor Lake nnd Western Montana. Max Kenrns nf Portland visited his aunt. Miss Susie Kenrns, Sun day. Kugeno Hoke and Walter Mayo were business visitors In Salem Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. WilHnm Cladek add family nnd Mr. and Mrs. Algy Murphy nnd family returned Wednesday from a week's slny at Netnrts. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Hunt of Salem and Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Tato will leavo Saturday for a two weeks vacation nt Belknap Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Tato will motor through central Oregon be fore returning. Frank Thomas, nephew of Mrs. Annie itobson Is In staylon this week; he Is p.iinling the home of Forrest Mack nnd also the houses owned by Mrs. Ilolwon which Is occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Otto llangoi man. Mrs. S. L. Lambert, who Uvea on the Aumsvlllc road, was In own Thursday visiting friends. Fred Rowley and Henry Uilrh from Kugeno, ngonts for the F(ultahlo Savings & Loan of Portland, were In town Thursday. hooi on his property located half way hoi ween Aunisvtlle and Slay- ton. M rs, Norris Hunt and Hose Snyder of Sublimity were In Stay lon Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Bell and daughter Leila May have returned from Netnrts, where they spent F. N, W00DRY Auctioneer and Furniture Denier, . Buys Used Furniture. Bex. and Store 1610 K. Summer St Phone 511 Established Sinoe 1916 virtually a; the e-.ta of the South ern IV.cif.ic branch line, train be ing required to pass over It to reach the terminal, and also to switch onto the Willamette Valley logging road. GAIL HOTEL AT Dallas, Or., Aug. S. The Gail hotel, leading Dallas hostelry, changed hands tine week with H L. Lowe of Portland coming to take charge. The deal lnvoves the hotel management and the fur ulture and fixtures, but not the binding. Mr. Lowe has been operating the Campbell Hill residential hotel in Portland for the past year. A fj. Harrison, former proprietor of the Gail, goe to Portland through the deal and takes charge of the Campbell Hill hotel. Mr. Harri son has been in Dallas about year and a half. Mr. Lowe states that he plans to feature his dining room, especially his Sunday night dinners, cater ing to the local trade. ITEMS their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Deidrich and Mrs. George Bell motored to Salem Tuesday night for the band con cert. Mr. William Cornish and his son Andy Cornish of Pendleton have gone to Canada to visit Mr. Cornish's brother who still lives on the old homestead; Mr. Cornish had not visited his old home for sixty-one years and he found only five people whom be knew, on his arrival there. Mrs. Carrie Beauchamp of Al bany Is In Stayton this week visiting her sons: Dr. H. A. Beau champ and C. A. Beauchamp. Mr. nnd Mrs. Marrow of Scio spent Monday nnd Tuesday of this week with Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Kramer. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Spanlol and family spent Sunday at Cascadla. Mr. and Mrs. John Gehlen and children are visiting In Portland this week. Mr. Gehlen Is attend ing the buyer's convention; Mrs. Charles Gehlen is substituting In tho store. Milford Allen, who Is In the undertaking business nt Spring Hold, Is spending his vaoatlon w'fth his mother, Mrs. Mary Allen. Miss Floronyo Denny Is suffer ing from n slight Illness. Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen Harrington and son Lewis loft Thursday morn ing for Bridge, Oregon, where they will visit relatives. Joseph Lnlny suffered a bad tn Jury Monday while working In tti sawmill owned ') Lulny IIro3. io rated near Scio; hM right arm was caught by a pulley and badly smashed hut forlufinlelv no bones wore: broken. MAlilON Marion, Or., Aug. 8. A very enjoyable surprise was s'ven Mrs. Western Houghton, Saturday, when her meco Miss E. Halden of Billings, Mont., dropped In on her. Miua Halden has been visiting in and about Los Angeles nnd was on her way back to Montana, where alio is In business. Mr. Chapman nnd a narrow escape from serious Injury Tues day when a load of hay on which bo was riding tipped over causing his team to runaway. The only damage being tvo telephone poles down, some broken harness and a scnttcred olad of hay. Another fire broke out In the hay stubble on Warren Gray's place Tuesday, burning over about a quarter of an acre, but was un der control before any material damage was done. Frank Neimyer, who escaped from the state hospital last week, was recaptured nt his home here Tuesday and taken back to Salem. One of the most cnjoynhlo com munity even ! of the season was Friendly Counsel Graham Brothers truck pro d uction for the first six months of 1925 equalled their entire production for 1924. Words of commendation from good business men in every part of the world are responsible. Thoroughly sold by their own experience with these trucks, they in turn are selling their friends. 1-Ton Chassis, $1,280; l'g-Ton Chassis, $1,465; Delivered BONESTEELE MOTOR CO. 474 S. Commercial St Graham Brothers I T TfT'Q W MYOD0S BHOTHSRS, J j ylj VjyJ PSAtSAS SVSKYH-HEili the (am;;u& out party which wa held at Grcen'e bridge last Thurs day and Friday, tnere being about 40 Marion UtM taking part. Thoee participating were: M, A. Barbers, J. L. .Smiths, -'irs. Daue and ctiil dren, Mrs. li?ngs and children, A P. J. Lafkies, Mrs. E. Pickard. Western Houhtons, Mrs. S. E. Roland and Dr. William Culli- vans, C. M. Smiths, L. A. Doerflers, H. Chapmans, Mrs. Arnold and Mlse Laura Thomae. All report an excellent time. Mrs. V. F. Terhune baa as her guest this week Mrs, Morehouse ot sal em. Mrs. Graham was a Salem vfsl tor Wednesday. S, II. Kuesetl made a business trip to Turner. Friday. Mis. K. E. Bengs and children are guests at the Hubert Daue home this week. Mrs. Western Houghton had as ue.-jts Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs Umvman of Los Angeles, who are inoloriti" to Montana for a visit in their old home state, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor MeKenzie of Sa lem. Miss Bonnie Haack returned from Oakridge, Thursday, where Hhe has been visiting with ber eis- ter, Mrs. It. W. Dimick. William Ludwig made a busi ncss trip to Portland, Thursday. J. Ethciington transacted busi ness In Albany, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Grockett were shopping in Salem, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Houghton mo tored to Salem, Friday, on a shop ping trip. SILVEllTON Sllverton, Aug. 8 (Special) Miss Helen Currie, bride-elect, hns been the Inspiration of many 6e llghtful parties during the past few weeks. This week Miss Gladys Emery entertained for Miss Cur rie at the Emery home In the Wal do hilla and Miss Catherine Wood- ard complimented Miss Currie at the Woodurd home at Sllverton. MIks Loutae Hcnrlksen was host ess to a group of friends Thursday afternoon at the Henriksen home on North Second street. The rooms were attractively decorated in sweet peas and roses. Lunch was served it the cloj--e of the afternoon. ThoBe present were Mbs Ingeborg Gople- rud, JerdlH Kloster, Sylvia Larson, Ethel Larson, Esther To we, Dora Henriksen and the hostess, Louise Henriksen. Mrs. O. Satorn entertained a few friends at the Satern home on North Water street Thursday after noon. She was agisted In serving by her daughter. Miss Cora Satern. Thoso present were Mrs. Andrew Evans nnd daughter, Miss Emma Evans, who nre visiting at Silver ton from North Dakota, Mrs. G. G. Evans, Mrs. Selmer Ness. Mrs. Le vi Goplerud, Mis Lulu Goplerud. Mrs. Andrew Haere, Miss Lillle Madsen, Mrs. Satern and Miss Sa tern. Miss I''aye Dickerson and her father, M. A. Dickerson, left this week for the east where they will visit in Ohio and New Jersey for a monih. Mrs. Andiew Evans nnd daugh ter Mb Emma Evans who have been spending the summer nt thel home of Mrs. G. G. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Goplerud expect to return to their home in North Da kota on Sunday. Miss Evans will then go to Wyoming where she la English and history Instructor In hlKh school. Mrs. Anna K. Jensen was hostess to a small group of friends Thurs day afternoon at her farm home In the Brush Creek district. Those present besides the hostess were Mrs. M. C, Jacobsen. Mrs. S. Nel son, Mrs. George Henriksen. Miss Dora Henriksen, Mies Alice Jen sen. A baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Holman at the Silver- Stocks and Bonds We solicit Inquiries to buy or soil anj marketable listed, local or unlisted securities. Active market for Durant. Star, Flint and Rlckenbacker Motor Issues; public utilities. Prompt attention given all orders. Cash paid for purchas es; no delay. Quotations furn ished. HOOD BROTHERS 8 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Portland, Ore. Phone 423 Maryaret Keene who has been &lending the past week as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nerison la again at her Sllverton home. Mrs. Lawrence M. Larson, who has been visiting In Kansas since the middle ex June returned to Sll verton Friday morning. Joseph French has gone to Grafton, North Dakota to look af ter business Interests. Miss Eva ProvoBt and Miss Clara Stevens of La Grande are guests at tne home of Mr, and Mrs. John Small. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Madsen of Brooks spent Friday at Sllverton. Mr. Madsen came over to haul his father's M. J. Madsen grain. Miss Alma Funrue writes Silver ton friends that she Is busy pack ing apricots in the Sacramento val ley In California. Miss Fenrue say the heat geta almost unbearable at times. Donald Hutton Is spending the week with his sister, Mrs. Alma Marsh at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Syrlng are spending a few days at Portland Chancy Johnson, who has been spending the summe rat Sllverton has returned to his home in Min nesota. W. C. Peer and L. Goar both of Portland who purchased the Wo men's Specialty Shop of Sllverton a short time ago took over the business this week. The specialty snop and tne zetta Style shop have consolidated and Mrs. Cal Schlador owner of Zetta's Style shop is now manager of the Specialty shop. Miss Mary Hoff who formerly own ed the Specialty shop has retired from business and will take a much needed rest. She haB been In busi ness at Sllverton for the past ten years. NEWPOET BEACH Newport, Or.. Aug. 8. The dtv or Newport is improving its streets and at the last soecial rlpi- tion voted a special bond issue (or the purpose o buildine a S25.000 city hall, bids to be advertised for on August 25. Salem people at the Rose City camp grounds this week are: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Uarker and grand daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. H. T. Purbrick and son, ltobert, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barber and son, M. L. Harbor, and son, Carrol, and Ku;h S. Barber are also accupying a cot tage at Uose City. Tont City guetss from Salem are Mr. and Mrs. George D. White and E. A. Khotcn and family. W. I). Wheeler entertained his ughtcr, Mrs. D. J. Miller, and andson, Wilbur Miller, of Mu- cleay over the week-end. Registered at the Cilmore aro B. Bennett, Louise Conville, Jerome Hansen, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. hckerlln Sr. and K. Kekerlia Jr. of Salem. Salemites at Sunnyside cottages re Mr. and Mrs. A. J. I-Iansber-er, Mabie and Jessie Ekron, D. J. Drager and family, Mrs. Helen Iluber and daughter, Mrs. Mary ICuonslins, her daughter, Francis. nd son, Albert. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Basey are oc cupying their cottage at Nye Beach for an indefinite time. I Mrs. V. H. Ryrd nnd her house Dodge Brothers S PBCIAU TYPE -A SEDAN BUcat, Miss Marie Emge of Austin, Texas, are at the Byrd cottage. The Pine ,for some time. C. P. Bishop and wife are at the Damon for their vacation. Mrs. Truma Huston, with her two daughters. Rose and Francis, are domiciled at the While-A-Way cottage tor a two weeks' stay. FALLS CITY Kails City, Or., Aug. 8. Mr, and Mrs. George Hobiuson have sold their interest In the hotel hcr to Mr. and Mrs. S .P. Wise and W. Duddlcson of Oetrunder, Wash. The new proprietors will take possession August ib. They have had a wide experience In hotel work and come highly rcc ommended. The Robinsons are un decided as to what they Bhall do but will ship their furniture fo Oregon City and store it there. E. P. Brown made a business trip to Portland. Friday. Mrs. Charles Moye and son Clarence, spent Tuesday In Falls City visiting her mother, Mrs. Jen nie Cobb. Mrs. Bert Keller, Mrs. W. W. Ward and Miss Opal Ward are In Portland attending the Free Meth odist camp meeting. They expoc! to be gone two weeks. Mrs. E. P. Brown and Mis Bertha Brown drove to Salem. Thursday morning, where Miss Bertha hud an ulcerated tooth ex tracted. George Brown of tho Lowtevillo district is delivering lumber to the Oiier-Griuwold puinlng mill. C. Jj. Starr of Portland visited Falls City the first of the week. Mr. Starr in a former resident of Falls City. Mrs. Edith Flett of Modesto. Cal., is viuitins her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Heibee. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Crawford wero here from McClynn this week visiting Mrs. Crawfordd par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Arrancc. Word has been received ot the death of George H. Morris at his Home in McKittricks, Cal. He was a former resident of Falls City. His father rassed away hero just a year ago from heart trouble, which was the cause of George Morris' loath also. Mrs, Boy Bowman of Portland is visiting this week at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. rf. A. Bowman uud Mr. and Mrs. Jack Straus. City Marshal and Mrs. Zimmer man are leaving today on a two weeks vacation trip. 1 hey will vlsl t relatives in Portland and make a trip to the various beaches. Howard Bonrman is the hou-sr guest of Herbert Dunlap this week. His home is in Portland und he is attending the Epworth league. Dilliard Sox, who I rem ployed at the Falls City Lumber company, had the misfortune, Saturday, lo cut his foot quite badly with a saw, while working in the woodii. Fnendd of Mrs. Wilbur Rhoades will be p! cased to know that she ia recovering nicely from the oper ation she underwent recently at the Portland Sanatorium. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scholl nn-1 children of Monmouth woro recent visitors at the W. W. Ward home. Born A son to Mr. and Mrs. 1 Its beauty is particularly appealing because it distinguishes a vehicle of sturdy worth. You are afforded the satisfaction of driving a car that actually lives up to its smart appearance. Five Balloon Tirea $1330 f. o. b. Detroit $1570 delivered BONESTEELE MOTOR CO. 474 S. Commercial Phone 423 J. A. Ueiher. July 29. m';;s Kuthoriuo Gunnell, of the firm of Gunnell & Itobb, Salem nhtongraphcrtf, was In Falls City, Wednesday, taking group pictures of the young people of the Ep worth league. Mrs. A. A, Muck le home from Berkeley, Cai., where she has been v'eiting her daughter for several days. Harold Humphries has pur chased a truck and has tho con tract for delivering logs from the Ward K. IUchnrdsoii timber to the mill operated by William Estolle for the Grier-Grlswold Lumber company. Mrs. Mary Miller, who diod In 3u! cm, Thr.rsdny, was buried at 2:30 p. m. In the I. 0. F, ceme tery here toduy by the side of hor husband who passed away several years ago. CLOVERDALE The ladiefl of tho W. C. T. U. had Mm. Schifferer ae hastes Wednesday. Mrs. Francis White head could not attend on account of Richness in her home, but tin ladles tied a comfort for her. A lovely tlmo was had by all pres ent. Ico cream and cake was serv ed na rc'f rshments. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Thomas ol Salem visited nt th.hom,QMrBl, Uva Cumming's Sunday evening. Miss Cieorglana Splcer and her Hist or Laura of North San tiara called on Mr. nnd Mrs. William Ilutzky Wedrosdny evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Feller of IIII bee, were entertained nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schifferer. fundny evening. Mrs. Caroline Drager had hei daughters, Caroline and Rosa ai house guests for the week end. Mrs. Helen Butzky returned home Saturday from a month' vLsit nt the home of her son Hob ert Everett In Montana. Mrs. A. lladley returned to Port land Wednesday morning after an extended visli here with her eon Ivan and family. Sunday, August 2, a family re union was held at Hilltop farm, the home of Ivan Hadley, Thoee present were Mrs. A. Hadley ol Portland, and her three sons and family; Prof. Olin Hadley and fam ily of Athena Oregon; Clifford Hadley and family of Kelso, Wash ington and Ivan Hadley and fam ily. SALT CREEK RANCHER DIES IN STATE HOSPITAL Dallas. Or , Aug. S. - Dave East, old time farmer of the Salt Creek dtfitrkt. died on August 2 at th state hospital after a period ol ?oinmitinient that covered 42 years, according to notification received by County Cierk Black. The old papers show that Mr, Easl vim sent to tha hospital on Au !;U6t 29, 1SS3, at the ago of 32 years. He escaped in about three months and was re-committed 10 ears Inter. Tho hospital notifica tion indicates that his last com mittment was 1D0S, but there ia no local record. Mr. East Is re membered by a number of local old timers.