Capital journal., August 19, 1925, Image 2

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1925
PAGE TWO
Valley Points
News from
By Capital Journal's
Special Correspondents
Vrom- the Richest and
Best Part of the State
THE CAPITAL " JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON '
Nearby
I
Oreiron City, Aug. 19. Clar
euce Co Iyer, 18 year old eon of
Mr. and Mrs. John Colyef or Sa
lem, wae tnken to the Oregon
City hospital Monday night In a
Be mi -conscious condition and
Buffering from eontuelone of the
scalp and arma, besides many
bruises on the body caused by an
automobile accident about 8
o'clock.
Colyer, unaccompanied, wae
traveling north on the Pacific
highway, one half mile south of
Canby near the Moliilla river
bridge. While attempting to pass
a truck traveling in the same di
rection, hie "bug" collided with
a five passenger car, containing
four paMiengeru, going south. The
five passenger car was driven by
Euos Yoder.
Cnnby, Aug. 19. Mrs. Lilly
NEIGHBORHOO
WEST SALEM
West Salem, Or., Aug. 19. Rev.
L. y. Onncll. wile unci family
huvo arrived home from a two
weeks' vacation to California.
Eunice Moore accompanied them
homo and will visit at tho parson
age for several days. W. Weath
ers hail charge ot the services
while the minister was nway. ltev.
Lehman ot Salem assisted ouc
evening.
Mr. uml Mrs. Bolls of Salem en
tertained at dinner Sunday In hon
or ot the bride and groom, Mr. and
Mrs. Hurry Creasy. 'Mioso in
cluded wero Mr. and Mrs. S. II.
Creasy and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sclicrn entertain
ed at a farewell dinner In honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Finnic Forrester
on the Ulli lust. Those present
were Mr. and ilia. Harbor and Mr.
and Mm. Sobern and children. Mr.
and Mrs. Forrester are well known
by quite a lew folks In town and
It may be ot Interest to hear that
they expect to leave soon for Vin
ton, Iowa, whore they will sojourn
with relatives.
Helen Uosser Is visiting rela
tives at Hellini.ham, V;wh.
Alda Scovell ot Salem 1ms re
turned home after spending a
week at tho William McAdams
home.
11 K Fniri'lliorn and sou
Edward, iiave returned home from
a visit Willi the lorincrn uiiukii""
Mrs Chris Ilurrlcht at Newport.
Mr. and Mm. M. II. Honlrlght
accompanied by Lillian lloatrlgh
motored to Newherg recently ti
i.:it i,l. I rrleiulH.
The lurgo bMligalow being built
hy Mr. Applewhite is niaring com
,ii.tii
Quite an excitement was In
town nnn day last week when a
large fire was noticed on King
wood llelglitw. Upon investiga
tion the barn belonging to tl. L.
Adams was founn to be In flames.
The striK'ti'io was full of hay and
It is thought tho fire was caused
by combustion.
Mr. and Mm. Neetltium and Mr.
and Mrs. Hathaway nnd son arc
taking an outing to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. MrKarland and
children ot Salem havo rented the
C. K. ltussell property and taken
possession.
The West Salem cannery has
opened up again for work. They
expect to pael; a large quantity ot
pears besides other fruits.
Mrs. Squires o! Portland is vis
iting her mother, Mrs. llrnnnon.
as well as other kintolka of this
Ylclnity.
Mrs. Roada and children of Falls
City wero recent viistora nt the
home ot her parents, Mr. and Mra.
Goodspecd.
Mrs. Fannie Moore ban relumed
homo from Newport, where she
has been nursing her daughtcr-ln-law,
Mrs. Uelbcrt Moore. Mrs.
Monro Is not much betlur at this
writing. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Tavea of
Mnncotn are making an extend
ed slay ot tho home ot their
daughter, Mrs. Anna Klnfeldt.
Ixiello Mi-Adams nnd Aldn Rro
Tell wero recent dinner guests at
the .1. It. Bedford home.
The ladles' a'd ot the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet in the
church Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. Weathers nnd
family weio recent visitors at the
coast.
fl W Tinrlv liiiH left for a
two weeks' htiy at Oregon City,
where she wi;.l attend a camp
meeting of the Seventh Day Ad
ventist church.
Those 111 in our midst are Mr.
Mary Davis nnd Dorothy KiisUt.
Quite a few In town are em
, nil; In" parlv hops and
helping to harvest tho blurkberry
crop
O
E. Tandv, wife and family
and
Mrs. O. W. Tandy have re
turned
ffim n week's outing to
the
const.
DALLAS TO PURCHASE
NEW FIRE EQUIPMENT
nnlliM. All. 1 The city coun
ell decided to authoring tho Inntnl-
lation of a tandnrd chemical out
it on a new auilllary hone truck
which the fire flcnartmont li fix
ing up, at IU regular Mlon Mon
day night. The chemical will add
about S2B0 to the coet cot of out
fitting tho light truck but will
make available an extra chemical
tank of 40 gallon capacity that can
be used Independent ot the pump-j
ii... ,i,i.,.n mmf fiin.irf serious iu
jury last nifibt when a motor car
in which she waa riding went off
the narrow pavement Deiween
Canby and Macl(uurg ana wra-
.i .in W'lllnrA Hlltch
eu uuLiuui d.ud -..--- ---ineon,
her son, was driving the
car and passengou were um,
Dick Iteynolda and Mrs. Hutch
inson'o two grandchildren.
Kxcept Mrs. Hutchinson all es
caped without injury. Her leg
.ua frntnrpfi and she sustained
severe cute about the bead and
face.
MAN INJURED BY BLAST
Mill City, Aug, 13 C. M. Beales,
employed by the Hammond Lum
ber company with a crew of men
clearing the right of way for log
ging rond extension, suffered pain
ful Injuries Monday when he fail
ed to get away from a blast soon
enough, resulting In his face and
chest being Tilled full of small
rock. A heavy cap he wore prob
ably saved him from more serl
oua injury, as It appears he was
tamping moro dirt in the hole
when the charge went off, and the
cap somewhat protected his eyes
and the top of his head. He was
brought to the hospital here.
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I fjove You Oil I Torn la
Oh, come Lo the land of the west
ern sun.
Where every business Is overdone,
Whtro Stores charge freight on
goods made hero,
Ask them tho reason, they think
you queer.
They nerve you climate with all
your meals.
Its so blame hot your back Just
pcalH,
Tho Ananias Club Includes the
Htrtle,
From Han Dlgo lo tho Golden
Cato,
The movie stars many twice a
year,
Would marry again if the way were
clear,
Tho grape Trull hero is something
fine,
Cro.-a between lemon and pump
kin rino.
Where cows cat barley Instead of
hay,
JEFFEKSON
.Ji'ffemm, Or., Aug 19. The
Miusea Virginia. Martha and
Laura Mason were In Albany,
Monday al"terno:n, shopping.
Mm. (ieorfio Vail returned home
Saturday evening, accompanied
by her Hun-ln-law, Arthur Sehulz.
who visited at the Vail home Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kolniul and
daughter! picnicked at Morion,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mm. W. K. Smith and
children. Mrs. J I. Slum and dangl)
ter, Marion, nictorod to Newport.
Sunday, where they npuut the day.
Le Verno and Virtus Seehale
are visiting at 13. D. Zimmerman's
home in Shcdd.
llernice Sherman of Forttand is
in Ji'fferson visiting Dr. nnd Mrs.
W. H Hlchardson.
Kenneth Wall was ft Salem vis
tor Tuesday.
Mrs. Minute Barks left Tuesday
for rorlland.
Mr. and Mrs. Kit Miller of Al
bany visited Mr. ami Mrs. Oeorgo
all, Monday evonliiR.
Mrs. Tlllle Moore died in Jeffer
son, Tuesday morning of tubercu
losis. Funeral announcements
have not as yet been made.
Mrs. K. ti. Lib by, Laura Mason,
Ruby Ixjoney. Mrs. Charlie McKee
and daughter, Virginia, shopped
in SaUm, Tuesday.
T. O. Davis and family moved
Tuesday to Salem, where they re
cently purchased a house on North
Capitol street.
Mr. nnd Mre. A. II. lung went
to Albany, Sunday evening, to vis
it Mr. and Mrs. Whorls.
Mr. and Mrs. Llston Howell re
turned home Saturday from a two
weeks' motor trip of southern Ore
gon and California.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Ashliman
and daughter. Miss Helen Ahll-
man of Salem and Mrs. 11. r .
Hrown of Kend. Or., visited Mrs.
10. J. WhedMe and children Tues
day evening.
CliowttT Allen of Salem visited
friends in Jefferson, Sunday.
Unmet Whedhl vllsted at the
Keller (arm nine miles south of
Salem, Sunday and Monday,
Mrs. tientry and children epenl
Tuomlay In Albany.
A Miles raring I'liiMicil
St 111 t'lly, AviR. 1!) The three
mile ot new paving on tho Mill
('lly-S:ileni hlchway between Mo
hiinm anil Stayton havo been cotn
pletoit. This leaves a b.ilnnro of
tuit four mile for Marlon county
t opave to Mt'hiun.i, where the
rnnil crowrn into I.lnn rounty.
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Ze.no, the Antiseptic
Liquid -Easy lo Use
When Applied n- di-ectcd Zomo ef
fectively emo esEczetna.auicklvstoivt
ILUHiiK, nun ui (imiJitu, a 11
Sofv, Bun9 Wound and 'Ruling. It
or ict rates, cleanses -nd xithes. Zcmo
ut a clean, dependable "ml inexpensive,
-int identic liai iL tli.it is esoeciallv
rdap d ior da time use because
't jes not iho. Trial bottle .15c, large
"iz vl.00. 2. .no Ointment is rccom
,-nenHed foruswflt niifht 50c Zerao
Soap, antiseptic and bcalinc 23c .,
TEST OF NEW HOP
Dallas, Or., Aug. 10. The suit
aimed to test the new Oregon bop
law which requires all bops to be
picked by weight will come up be
fore Circuit Judge Hameey at 1
o'clock Thursday, August 20, ac
cording to J. N. Helgeraon, dis
trict attorney.
C. A. McLaugalin, prominent
Polk county hop grower. Is brlng-
ng the suit and he Ib seeking to
secure a permanent Injunction
against Polk county authorities
from enforcing the new law. Dis
trict Attorney lielgcrson and Sher
iff Hooker an defendants in the
suit.
The caso Is being closely watch
ed by Polk and Marion county
hopmcn. The nearness of the sea
sun Is causing them to be some
what anxious for an early decision.
DNEWS
FORU
And the cream gets lost in the
mi Hi y way,
They sell you lots that are made
by hand.
The view ot the ocean is very nice,
That Is Included with tho price,
They weigh the sack and then
weight tho fruit,
They weigh them again and their
fingcra to boot,
They claim It Is wet If It rains
once a year,
you get so dry, you can't shed a
tear,
Tho chickens have mites and the
dogs havo fleas.
The dessert winds blow and the
oranges freeze,
We shovel the sand, you shovel the
snow,
Just about a standoff, far na I
It now,
So tune r.p your flivver and start
for the went.
Where jobs aro scarce nnd pay la
less, bring all your cash and
plenty of clothes,
When you get any more, the Lord
only knows.
I am telling this story which I
know is true,
As seen by mo through eyes of
blue.
If tho Booster Club ever gets this
back,
They'll change my eyes from blue
to black.
They asked ii9 to write tho truth
to a friend.
Now I havo done so and this Is
the end.
To the Editor: Please insert this
in tho Dally Capital Journal. We
know ft to bo true, 'cause wo live
here. We nro formerly ot Salem,
Oregon that ain't all, "We will be
back some day."
LAN 15 A LATIMER.
Corona. Cal.. Aug. 15.
PURE
PREJWRED
PAINT
PHOENIX
PURE
PAINT
ii L ,vL rr-Mgd
PROTECTION i
PAINT-FROTECTION against depreciation
Just as necessary and wise as imurancc-protec
tion against fire!
And be certain that your paint protection is as re
liable and dependable as your fire insurance.
Two-thirds the coat of a painting job is hhor.
Hence, to use the best paint adds but little to the
first cost. It is cheapest in the end.
Ture Prepared Paint and Thoenix Pure Paint ara
made of only pure linseed oil, pure white lead and
pure pigments. "Cheaper" paints arc made of cheap,
cr materials, hence the film they form doesn't "bol J
up" it doesn't last and it doesn't protect.
Ask any Fulur Dealer. Write for free book, "Your
Home as Othera See It" illustrated in colors
suggests many color schemes, for oil dirge jobs coil
full a tiwjtrr jxiinler.
WPFuuer6?Co.
301 MISSION ITREBT IAN TRANCWCO
If BRANCim IN MCtrtC COAIT CITIII
fACTOHm IN IAN rHAMCOCO, IX AM OIL M AND lCtlAMO
DucnUiUri of Vali(t on the Pjcc Ccu
FUL
PAINTS Mi
PIONIIRWHITII.IAO
76" yeari experience your
Stayton, Aug. 19. The eight
months old baby boy of Mr. and
Mrs. John Tweedie strangled to
death at 11:30 Tuesday morning.
The child had been sleeping in
an ordinary double bed and the
mother had laid the child on the
side next to the wall; in some
manner the child slipped between
the bed and wall, his body fall
ing free but b!e head catching in
such a maimer ae to cause stran
gulation; the child made no out
cry and the mother discovered
his condition only when she
went to waken him for hie feed
ing; all attempts at resuscita
tion failed.
The baby was buried Thursday
afternoon in Woodburn, the for
mer home of the Tweediea.
An English corporation bos
abandoned attempts to find pe
troleum in Capo Colony after 20
years of prospecting.
A water motor operates a new
ice less cooKng machine for house
hold refrigerators.
ITEMS
STAYTON
Stayton, Or., Aug, 19. Cards
announce- the arrival of a baby
daughter to Mr, and Mrs. James
Royal Shuw of Klamath. Falls,
Or. The baby was horn August
5 and will be called Wanda Eliza
beth. Mrs. Shuw will be remem
bered as Wanda Brown, prominent
Stayton high school girl and a
graduate of the University of Ore
gon. Mr. and Mrs. George Faulkner
of Portland spent Sunday with
Mrs. Faulkner's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joaeph Seetak.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowley and
son, Harold, of Eugene spent Fri
day and Saturday in Staytoja.
Tho Grotto lodge of ttie Salem
Masonic order held a picnic Sun
day in tho Masonic grovo in Stay
ton. Contests of all kinds and,
water sports were the principal ;
diversions of the day. I
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hanson of
Portland visited in Stayton, Sun
day.
Norvel FU;her and Ed Klecker
returned Monday from a two
weeks' trip to Jefferson park,
which lies at the sase of Mt. Jet
fersoti.
W. O. Cooler returned to Stay
ton, Saturday from tho Pumpkin
Center country, where he has been
busy harvesting.
C. A. Lulhy and family of Sa
lem attended the Grotto lodge pic
nic at the Masonic grove Sunday.
Mr. Luthy was formerly in the
jewelry business in Stayton.
E. D. Crabtree and V. Lyle Mc
Cruskey returned to Stayton, Mon
day, from u fishing trip tuken in
Marion lake nnd vicinity. They
report excellent fishing and a
largo huckleberry crop,
Eugene Hoke spent several day
last week in Scuttle, Wash., and
Astoria. Or.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Glover of
Salem attended tho community
ning held in the Masonic grove
Sunday night.
Forrest Mack Is seriously 111
wilh tonsilitle ana flu.
Miss Henrietta Lawrence of the
University of Oregon has been
elected to teach in the Stayton
LER
VARNISHES
assurance oFulu quality
high school durlug the coiulug
year.
Mr. Neptune of Salem la sub
stituting tor Jake Vuurn19 In the
Stayton meat market. Mr. Wourms
is oq ills vacation.
Eugene Hoke motored to Port
land, Friday, on ousmess.
Mrs. V. Lyle McCroekoy and Be
nolt McCroskoy of Salem drove to
Olympla, Wash. Monday they
joined Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McCros
key there and motored to Seattle.
At Seattle they secured passage to
Victoria. Canada, returning to Se
attle the same day. Mrs. Mc
Croskey returned to Stayton, Sun
day ulght.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wourms and
daughter, Marie, left for the coast
Sunday,
Will Humphrey returned to
Stuytou, Sunday, after a two
week's visit to his farm in-, the
Waldo Hills.
William Cornich, who has been
visitiug his brother and nephews
in Saskatchewan and Alberta,
Ouada, returned to Stayton, Sun
day night.
The community slug held in the
.Masonic grove Sunday ulght was
well attended. Anton Uroms led
the singing and Mrs. R. D. Hoke
acted as accompanist, The Hon
orable W. C. Hawley gave the
principal address of the evening.
GERVAIS
Hennlng and mother, Mrs. J.
Clark motored to Salem Saturday.
A party consisting of Mr. and
Mra. J. Cutsrorth, r. and Mrs. Zeno
Schwab and family, Mr. and Mra.
R. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Cut3rorth and family. Mr. and
Mra. E. R. Rae and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. P. T. Cutaforth and fam
ily apent Sunday swimming and
Plcnlclng at Beans.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schwab and
Mra. w. B. Nutting1 spent Satur
day afternoon In Salem .shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Duesenberrv
and small daughter also mothers,
Aire. Kipper and Mrs. Dusenberry
of Portland, were Saturday and
Sunday visitors in Gervals.
Mra. M. D. Hennlng and moth
er, Mra. J. Clark were in Salem on
Monday for business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Cutsforth
motored to Hubbard Monday after
noon on business.
Mrs. Duesnberry and Mra. Rlp
por were guests at the home of
Mr. nnd Mrs, J. Cutsforth Satur
day night.
Dr. Denman and Mrs. Shafer
made a business trip to Portland
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harper and
Joe Cutsforth wero visitors at tho
homo of Mr. and Mra. Zeno Schwab
of Aurora on Sunday night.
Dr. Dowd made a business trip
to Salem on day of last week. i
MILL CITY
Mill City, Aug. 19 Mra. L. 0.
Foster, who has been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mr It. A. Cober
for tho past week, loft for Copco,
California whtre Mr. Foster la
in.,. ..I. r.. k m-msimtmm fmMm
MOTOR
Siistained Quality
working fur the California-Oregon
Power company at their new plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klrsch
man of San Francisco, Cal., were
recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Stanley Knott. The
Klrschmans are making an auto
tour of the Pacific coast arriving
hero from Vancouver, B. C, the
Knottfl Joining them here to go to
San Franclaco via Crater Lake and
the Caves via Grants Pass.
Miss Zenith Perdue left for Sa
lem Monday where she will spend
a week with her friend. Miss Olga
Wilson.
O. D. McLane left Tuesday morn
ing for Richvale, California, where
he will attend a family reunion,
this being the first time the family
have all been together for over 20
years.
Sig Jepsen and family feft Sat
urday for tho coast where they
will spend a week's vacation.
M'MILLAN SETS RADIO
RECEPTION RECORD
Chicago, Aug. 19. News of a
world's record lu short wave trans
mission about 12,000 miles was
received from the MacMillan expe.
dition here by the Zenith Radio
station. The message was copied
in Identical wording by two ama
teurs, one of station LXU at Pitts-
field, Mass., and the other S. P.
McMinn of Brooklyn, N. Y. It
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
25$ and 75tf Packages Everywhere
yyj '""i rears Jf
C2!S6 Bellans
i-4Vs-tti Hot water
'tllSB Sure Relief
DELL-ANS
CO
In the cool of the night, huge trucks hurrying per
ishable foods to city markets, must not be de
layed or halted. For serious loss would result. The
operators of these trucks realize the importance of
reliable motor lubrication.
Dependability is the outstanding characteristic of
CycoL And the motorist who uses Cycol is as con
fident of results as he is that the sun will rise.
Cycol does a thorough job of lubrication. Because
of treatment given the crude itself at the start of dis
tillation; followed by perfect filtration of the distil
led oil; then redistillation and finally, separation by
mechanical force. All these are in addition to the
recognized purification processes employed by re
finers. Next time try Cycol. Safeguard your motor.
read: "Paul HeUeo of WOP ou
hoard S. S. Peary tonight heard
-iv,.,-l.-.l station 4AIC. New
Zealaud and 1AF, Mexico, nt 4:45
a. m., Aumist 15, on 37 meters,
nearly halt wuy around the world
"Hac.Mlll.in sent bis compli
ments to the people of Now Zea
land from tho top of the world,
less than twelve degrees from the
north pole. M'DONALU."
New Incornorations.
A permit to operate in Oregon
was Issued to VltagrapU. Inc., oi
New York, capitalized at $40,000.
N. D. Simon of Portland Is attorney-in-fact
for Oregon.
Notice of a decrease In capital
from $100 000 to $50,000 was
filed by William L. Crowe & com
pany of Portland.
Q A T FM AFTERNOON
0VL.IMV1 AND NIGHT
SAT., AUG.
1600
DOUBLE
LENGTH
R.R.CARS
FORMING TRAINS OVER
3 MU-ES LONG
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ORIGINATING and STUPENDOUSLY
u PRESENTING THE WORLD'S
BIGGEST CIRCUS FEATURES-
350
5 HERDS
GIANT AND BABY
ELEPHANTS
100 CLOWNS
PERFORMING
HORSES
INTRODUCING
150
IN A SINGLE
DISPLAY
DOORS OPEN AT land 7 P.M. PERFORMANCES AT2snd8P.M.
Down Town Ticket Sale (on Circus Day only) at
PATTON BROS. Book Store, 310 Stale St.
'
Safeguarding
your motor
OIL
X.U.S.ht.OC
Uruguay, which lucks sources of
fuel, Is planning to harness its
Itio Negro to obtain electric pow-.
For prompt and lasting
relief from eczema
doctors prescribe Ttesinol
Itsdofhesasit heals
009
INTERNATIONALLY
FAMOUS
MEN AND WOMEN
ARE NIC STARS
,(
Resinol
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STAGES i
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ttOYORflATES
Sustained Qualify in
MOTORMATES
means standard of
worth and character
rlgldlr sustained
throughout the years