Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, September 03, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1025 SALEM, OREGON PAGE TWO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, From the Richest and Best Part of the State News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents Sayton, Or., Sept. 3. The Woman's Community club ot Stay ton held Its first meeting ot the year at the open air pavilion In the Macon lo grove, Tuesduy aft ernoon. While the attendauce was was not largo, the members pres ent showed a great deal of en thusiasm for the work of the com ing year. Mrs. Hattle Ficklln, chairman of the dance committee, gavo a report ot the amount of money earned hy the club from their dances this summer. It was an nounced that no dunces sponsored (by the club would be given dur ing the month of September, but that plans were being made for a large harvest dance in the early part of October. The year book committee announced that the pamphlet was ready for the press and would probably be distributed .!. nv, nmiiLh. The Colli ..-..I m,,niiv club librarian, Mrs. George Korenik. gave a splendid report covering the work done by the community club library during the eummer months. At the next meeting ot tho club on September IS, a flower show will be held. Prizes will be award ed for the beat floral displays. Stayton, Or., Sept. 3. Otto Mmbeck, a 16-ycar-old boy of Scio. wan seriously wounded Sunday when a sawed-off shotgun in the hands of 14-year-old Lyte Chris man was accidentally discharged. The Injured boy was rushed to an Albany hospital, where It la thought he will recover. The boys were nuniing in me r .. .......i r t,a r.lmh(ik home when tho gun was discharged,-the shot lodging in the forehead and ,... r.1 unnnff r.ImllPC.k. TIlC Chrlsman family lives on a nearby farm located In Linn county and are well known acre. rihipn. Cal. "Tho old style of eonrtlnir was Kood enough for me nnd effective too," said Chief of Police C. K. Tovee In announcing n wnr nn mauhors. The police rnrm ln:iKli n nsucdo flapper who Is credited with many masher ar- restA. SILVERTON DEAD Sllverton, Sent. 3 (Special) Mm, In grid Golerud died at the home of her daughter, Mre. Axel Larsen, Tuemlay evening after an Illness of several years duration. A short time ago Mrs. Goplerud recovered sufficiently to bo up nnd around. At tthis time aho fell, brenklnff her hip. After ahe was confined to hor bed from this accl dent she contracted pneumonia which lllenas brought about her death. Funeral service will be held at Trinity church Friday af ternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. George Ilenrlkaen officiating. In terment will be made In the Evans valley cemetery. Mrs. Goplerud was 82 years or 'ige and has made her home at Sll irerton elnco 1897. She leaves two children, John Goplerud nnd Mrs. Axel Larsen, both of Sllverton. She nlKo leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mariet Momrnck of Iowa nnd Mrs. Karon Gonlcrud of Silvorton. Both of her sisters have reached eighty years. Mrs. Monirack being 80 and Mrs. Goplerud being 88. ' The deced Mrs. Goplerud was also the aupt of Levi Goplerud and Mrs. to.y Stayton. Or., Sept. 3. Th nuifb pnima which wild holne: driv en by Dr. II. A. Beuuchamp on the roud from Sllotz, Tuesday aft ernoon, was completely destroyed by a log, which escaped rrom in hands of some workmen. ri. .ir.fl M ra Pf.-tnchiimn wer returning from a week-end spent at their cabin near biietz. a por tinn nf tliA mm! wns lilockod bv logging alIiir:itua. One of the workmen signed ur. ueaucunmiJ to proceed and just as ho started fnrwnrrf n. larce loe cnmo crasn- ing down and completely demol ished tho car in wnicu iney wen riding. Noither Dr. nor Mrs Tieauchamp wore injured. Ti..n,iirt niiullas rf itiA n n rmn borealis a French scientist has es timated that the atmosphere ex tends 540 miles above the earth. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS ITEMS STAYTON Dr. and Mrs. H. Beauchamp motored to Portland Thursday to attend the wedding ot Mies Mul key, who Is a niece of Mrs. Beau champ. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tate and Mre. Clcorge Hunt, who Is visiting at the Tate homo motored to fca lem Monday evening. Mr. and Mre. Frank Lesley and Mr. and Mre. Krerett Crnbtrec and children motored to the Lives ley hop yards located near Salem Sunday. Mrs. Fred Royer and children visited In Salem last week. Mr. and Mre. Everctto Downing nnd daughters, Clarice and Alice left for Notarte early Sunday morning; they plan to roturn Friday. Harry Humphrey and unanes Loose made a biwlness trip to Cascadia Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wright re turned from their honeymoon trip to Crater Lake, Sunday; they have taken rooms in the Deidrlcii building nnd motored to Porllnnd Monday for household supplies. Mr. and Mm. Pert Harrington Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen Harrington nnd son Louis, nnd Mrs. Meiln Caldwell nnd daughter Mlnta motored to Salem Saturday lo at tend tho circus In the afternoon nnd the picture ' Tho Ten com mandments" in the evening; Mrs. Caldwell and Mlnta remain ed in Salem over Sunday to vlsll Mm Winnie Hammond. Mrs. Harry Humphrey and chll dren and her elsler. Mios Stcw- nrt nro at Newport for several weeks' stav. Mrs. Annie Ilurhnnan was tak en to a Salem hospital Sunday morning so that she might bo operated on Monday by ur. Brewer. Clara nnd Helen Mlelke left for Cole's hop yard located noar Ralom. Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Ryan mo tored to Salem Monday. Mr. ard Mrs. V. Lyle McCros key have moved Into the collage nn Second street owned hy Mrs Martha Brown: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ryan will take the apartment formerly occupied by them. In the Jones apartment house. Mies Mlnta Coldwell left Run day night for a two weeks' visit at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Mlnta SrhulK, who lives In Phi lomath, Or. Many people from Staylon at tended the circus In Salem Satur day, among those who went were Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Jones. Mre. Hnttie Firklln and daughter Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Algy Murphy. Mr. and Mm. C.rant Murphy and children and Mrs. J. W. Mayo and children. Eugene Hoke left for A torla Tuesday morning. Mli Cecilia Mlelke and nephew deorge Mlelke visited In Portland over the week end. Mies narbnra Zlegler of Porl lnnd. who Is a sister of Mrs. John Mlelke. has been visiting In Stay ton for several weeks: she re turned to Portland Saturday af ternoon. Mre. C. It. Brewer and her niece Miss Mary Stamp, have re turned from a month's stay at Newport. Mr. and Mm. John Mielke and daughter Cevllla, and grandson Oeorge. motored to Portland Wed Aesday for a slay ot several day. SILVERTON Sllverton. Rfpt. 3 Forty mem ber nnd friend of Trinity Dorrim Boclrty met Tiiy evening nt the homo of Mr. C. T. Hemon, llont eM were Mm, Glenn Howe. Ml Then Jenen and MIm Alice Jen sen. Georgo WnRner of Sllverton pur chased nt Tabor Park. Porllnnd, and will hnvo poMwwIon In the near future. E. H en Id suffered a badly iprain ed ankle Monday night. The Rev. and Mrs. George Hen ri linen, MIm Dora Henrikfen nnd MIm Kthel Larson were Porllnnd callers Tuesday. While at Porllnnd the Henrlksens railed on Dr. W. flteelhammer now of Portland, but formerly of Sllverton. Clayton nnd Amos llenson who have baen stranded nt TlilamoOK following a car accident, during the past few days returned to Si) verton Tuesday. The boy were forced to wait until parta for the car could be sent down from Port land, j . Mr. and Mrs. P. Nofsker are bark from vacation apnt r Gold Beach. Mrs. Carl Stalney nnd MIm Llllle Mndscn altended a bridge parly at tho home of Mrs. Warren Powers at Salem Tuesday afternoon. Roy Forgey waa taken to the Salem hospital Tuesday evening. Mrs. Everett Fuller waa tho In spiration of a pnrty Tucadny af ternoon when 24 friends surprised her. The Sllverton flro department waa called out to Marquum Tues day afternoon. A. H. Barko returned to Silver ton Wednesday from Alberta where ho was cnlled by tho death of his brother, Carl. Mr. Barke reporta that his brother was soldering a water tank. The tank had ot one time had gnsollno in It and It ex ploded. A garage, four automobiles and the home were destroyed. Mr. Darke left a widow and four children. MARION Marlon. Or., Sept. 3. The Marion-Turner road, In part, is at lust gelling tome much ne.'ded work done on it, the nature of the Intr-rovemrnt being a thousand yards of rock screenings which innke a fine road but tho nmount la a very small Item In compari son to what Is needed on this road. Apparently tlila district Is forgot ten when it comes to passing out tho road Improvements ns It has been a long wnlt to get Ibis small amount of real Improvement done. however, this fart will not prevent us from hearing, about next elec tion lime, a great deal about what has beon done to Improve the ronds in this district. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Overholser visited at the homo of Mr. anil Mre. Albert Fcnnell at Lebanon. Sunday. C. F. Seofleld nnd family, who have been visiting with relntlvcs and friends at Wcsslngton Springs. South Dakota, this summer, re turned home Sunday, reporting a fine trip which was made by auto. Mrs. E. Taylor. Mrs. Arnold nn! Mrs. I. Conklln went to Newport. Tuesday, for a week's outing at the bene.i. MIni (Henna Russell came up from Salem, Monday, and Tlslted nt the home of Mist Marian Uar-ber. A. Wilson Is ennlempjatlng mov ing to Myrtle Creek In the nenr future. Marian and Alma Ilarher are on an outing trip nt D lake. STDNKY-TALBOT Sidney. 8ent. 8. Picking of the Into hon li beginning here. The lurbln-Cornoyer and Krebs yards began Monday, while the hops In tho Jacobeon and I.ocke yards will bo ready for picking Thursday. Growers are paying $1.10 ner hundred for picking and the Into how nro reported lo be very good. Most yards have agreed to pny a small bonus to pickers who remain all season. Mr. and Mrs. 1). K. Turniiige nnd Mr. nnd Mre. J. M. Calavan were business visitors In Salem Wednesday. Mrs. J. W. Miller and Mrs. T. J. Gibbons of Shelhurn spent Wed nesday here visiting wilh their uister in law, Mre. J. Gilmore. Mrs. Sarah R. Taylor, wife of G. W. Taylor, died at the family home near Talbot, Monday after noon after a lingering illness. Mrs. Taylor whoss maiden namo was Sarah Elizabeth Nave, as fifty nine years of age and had lived near Talbot for several years previous to her death. She leaves besides her husband, O. W. Taylor, one sister Mre. Martha Purcell and one brother, N. S. Nave, all residents of Talbot. Marvel Cooley will leave Sep tember first for Corvallls where he will attend the Oregon Agri cultural college tho coming year. Mre. Fred Myers was shopping in Salein, Wednesday. Mre. August Crocker was call ed to Independence Monday, by the death of her father, Mr. Mc N'eliee. Mr. and Mrs. Lcc Cooley and daughter spent tho week end In Lebanon ns the guests ot Mrs. Cooley'a brother In law and sis ter. Mr. nnd Mre. Roy Puckett. Mre. E'mer Knight of Jefferson visited with Mrs. Fred Myers .Monday. Mr. und Mrs. D. E. Ullnston and Mrs. Edna Reeves attended the funeral of Miss Lena Hoy In Dalian Saturday afternoon. Miss Itov died Tuesday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mre. Walter Hoy. near Monmouth after a long Illness. Mies Vcrna Cooley io at home again for short stay before going to Jefferson where she will leacli during the coming year. She has been attending summer school at the Oregon normal. Wm. Tennbrook and Theodore Tennbrook of Uandon were the guests of Mr. and Mre. Charles Meier for several days Inst week Mre. 0. H. Marlntt, Mrs. E. J. Freeman, Mre. C. F. Meier nnd Miss .Inula Meier drove to Cor vnllo Sundny afternoon to visit friends. Miss Anna Cunningham of Harrisburg was tho week end guest of Miss Verna Cooley. Mr. and Mre. Floyd Tharp of Cortland spent Wednesday visit ing Mr. Tharp'e parents, Mr. and Mm. O. It. Thaarp. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Freeman drove to Salein Saturday ulght to Kills Catarrh Germ In Three Minutes Gbronto catarrh, no matur how b4. and omaes of brunohlal athm now y1M tnUntlr to th mnasbiff dlKVTmy of a FYwich rJontlirt. Th! AragUim mot hod mlled Ivax kilts tho ffrm la thr mliiulM. yt Is ponttlMlf harm lea to th most dHlaata tlsmiAS. Tour had and lunga ar clnnred lias macta SufCarers ar rellsvod la a slnglo nishL To prora It and to Introduce Lavax to a million Buffer re In one month, I offer to fnd a treatment trem and postpaid, lo any ono who will wrlU for It. No oblinatlon. No cost. If it cures jmu, you rnu rriiay the favor by telling; your friends If not, tha loss Is mlna. No matter what you hava tried, Junt aend ni your name and nditreas for tills nenorous free inmlnirnt and proTi that you can be rid ot catarrh, W. It. Smith, ROTO tarn HMtf., KiiitHits City, Mo, New Rear Axle Extra Large. Strong Gears with Banjo Type Housing High Priced Car Construction. - NEWTON CHEVROLET CO. High Street at Chemeketa, opposite Court House attend the circus. Charles Meier, C. F. Meier, Wm. Tennbrook and Theodoro Tennbrook were business visitors in Salem Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cooley and children drove to Tmlty Sun day to call on ilre. Cooley e sis ter In. law, Mrs. Robert Wyatt, who has been very ill. Win. Wloderkehr spent Sunday at Wheatland. Among those who drovo to Sa lem Saturday to attend the cir cus were Mr. and Mre. H. M. Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Finlny, Mrs. G. M. Belknap, Mrs. O. H. Tharp, Mi. C. O. White- man, Mrs. C. F. Meier and Frank Trombly. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Johnson were week end guests at the homo of Mr. nnd Mre. H. H. Hamp ton. Mre. Winnie Pettyjohn of Sa lem visited her hop yard here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Scott were Salem visitors Saturday. Mrs. Frank Kieper went to Woodburn Monday to attend the teachers Institute being held there this week. The Buena Vista ferry has has been out of commission since Sunday afternoon, when tile ca ble broke. Tho ferry was making a trip from the Marion county side when tho accident occurred and It was landed after much difficulty. Mrs. C. F. Meier and daughter, Jan is, were shopping in Salem Wednesday. H. W. Cooley nnd sons, own ers of tho Trio Island farm, locat ed one mito from Talbot on the banks ot the Snntlnm, havo In stalled an Empire milking ma chine. The Cooleys havo a fine herd ot about 15 registered Hol ntclns nnd they feel that tho milk ing machine will be a great aid to them. Mre. C. O. Whitemnn enter tained members ot tho Ankeny welfare club at her home Thurs day afternoon. A very Interesting meeting wne held and soma Im portant husiues was guile over by the club. A dainty lunch wae served by the hostess during the afternoon. Club members present were Mrs. J. O. Farr, Mrs. H. 11. Farr, Mrs. C. H. Tharp, Mrs. E. J. Freeman, Mre. G. H. Marrlatt, Miss Louise Kalle and the hostess Mre. C. O. Whlteman. ROSED ALE Roseilaie, Sept. 3 Miss Vira Lull of Salem preached at the Krienda church Sunday morning. Other visitors attending wore Rev. Clarkson Hlnshaw, wife and son of I'ortlnnd, Mr. and Mrs. Mlttbe of Portland, Mrs. Mabel Hertzel Miss Lillian Frazier and Karl Rlgffs. Several of our young people at tended a delightful party at tho D. S. Pearson home Monday evening in honor of Cecil 1'earson ana Miss Mary Pennington of Newberg who will be married August 9. They will then go to Pennsylvania where Mr. Pearson will enter Har vard college to study for his mas- tor's degree. Miss Ho'ren Cammack Is attend inc a teacher's Institute for prim ary teachers, held at Woodburn this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cole and family visited relatives at Portland Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Stoscuff of Hunt intrton Park, California, -.sited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bates on the 24th. Floyd Bates was In Portland Sunday. Mrs. Bingenhemmer and cnuu en went to the hop yard Satur day. Mr. Way had his sister and nus- band and two daughters of Port land visiting Tuesday night. The parsonage has been mum improved by new paint and paper on the Interior and new shingles on part of the roof. Rev. nnd Mrs. Tamplln whe will take up the pas toral work here arrived tms wgck. Mr. Tarn nil n and young son Jona than arriving with their goods Tuesday while Mrs. Tamplln was detained until Thursday. CENTRAL HOWELL Central Howell. Or., Sent. 3. Mr. and Mrs. John Tweed and family returned Sunday from a week's motor trip to southern Orc- ;on, including Crater Lake. Clarence Slmmona is recovering slowly from a recent operation for appendicitis, hut Is etill at the Silverton hospital Picking lato hops In the Ra Sshur yard started Monday. Cen tral Howell la well represented In this yard. Mrs. Joe Kaser returned Friday evening from a two weeks' visit with her sister, Mre. N. J. Gerber at Monroe, Wash. She waa accom panied on her trip by her sister, Mrs. O. T. N'iman and chidren. Dorothy and Ceorge, of Portland and her niece, Mrs. Russell Mc Calllster, and boys, Robert and Richard, of Pratum. The trip was made in the Niman auto. Jim Blackstone, wife, mother and baby left last week for a three weeks' visit with a sister of Mr. Blackstone at Prinevitle, Or. They made the trip by auto. - Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION mm a 1 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS 25$ and 75$ Packages Everywhere BROOKS Brooks, Or., Sept. 3. Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Phillppl and sona. Dickie and R. L. Junior, were the frnesiH nf Mr. .mil Mrs. CIvde Har ris, Sunday. Mr. Phillppl la pres ident of the united liroKers com pany and baa bis business and residence In Portland. Malcolm McLeod 1b spending a few weeks wilh his aunt, Mra. C. V. AulilJaugh and putting in his spare time learning to pick hops. James Prydo, formerly from Ali'.Bka, is visiting his grand 11101 her, Mrs. Mary Martin. Mre. L. A. Harnett and Mrs. E. Little made a trip to Lebanon, Wednesday on business and pleas ure. They intend reluming Sat urday to be iu time for the Inter hop picking. AMERICA'S Greateat VACATIOy rax ROUND TRIP ,fivm PORTLAND The "Double Triangle" Tour Canadian Rockies Jasper National Park Scenic British Columbia Every mile a picture! Sank Booklet Free A.B. HOLTORP, City Past. Aztnl 122 Third St., PORTLAND, Ore. Phone Broadway 5300 9 m T Slice A BAR OF Oh Henry! and see how much more quickly your tongue Rett that delicious taste that makes Oh Henry! the fastest selling candy in America! 10c a bar Oecount to yourself) the many world-famous XV) points you have always desired to visit Monte Carlo, the Holy Land, the bazaars at Bombay, the eight-foot streets of Canton, Kilnuea volcano in Honolulu, the Panama Canal. Then consider that every one of these points- and hundreds more, equally as interesting-will yield their innermost secrets to the 1925-1926 Canadian j Pacific Koiind the World Cruise. Sailing from New YorkVCity on December 3 nboard the 25,000 ton, (oil-burning Empress of Scotland, the members of this Third Annual Cruise will travel across the broad Atlantic to Madeira, and from there will visit Gibraltar,1 Algiers, Monaco, Naples, Palestine, Egypt. Cairo.' Dnmbay, Colombo, Padang, Batavia, Singapore,' Manila, Hongkong. Slranghai, Kobe, Yokohama. 1 Tokyo, Nikko, Honolulu,. Hilo, San Francisco,' Los Angeles and Balboa, returning to New York on April 10 via the Panama Canal. During the entire tripCanadian Pacific is your host ami pniilot one manaecmcnt-ship and shore- : throngJioiif. Begin now to plan this trip for your winter vacation. 129 Days- 54 Days on , Shore 27,302 Miles'- -Christmas in the I - Holv 1 nA New Year's Eve .''K in Cairo . ! Canadian Pa cific agents will i gladly furnish planning liter ature and book- lets relative to .the Round On World Cruise. Canadian Pacific WIlDeacon-oen Aje nt-rasjrDept 55ThirB5t-MulnM.,i HotdBMg- ftrUand. In Our Sale Of ,WE MUST HAVE MORE ROOM IX OUR USED FURNITURE STORE and in order to move some of our stock quickly we are making special prices on many articles. REAL VALUES ARE OFFERED IN THIS SALE Sewing Machines All makes, thoroughly overhauled. Properly timed and adjusted by fac tory expert. Guaranteed to run like new. flr to I?OK Be sure to see them. tpO ipOO Rugs Rugs An assortment of patterns to choose from. Boom sizes (J A and up as low as iDrr New Linoleum Remnants Printed and Inlaid ' OFF Dining and Kitchen Chairs A real value lOL Oak Dining Extension Tables Round or square. All sizes (j4 to (POQ fTA to 54 inch PLiitJ) Oak Buffets Hard to tell from new. YOUR PRICE IS OUR PRICE if you will be reason able. Come and see them. Kitchen Treasures With flour bins, drawers and bread (JM f? A and up boards P-ltlU Steel and Iron Bedsteads Complete with side rails and (T- PA and up casters DJLt)U Library Tables All kinds and sizes at prices too low to put in print. Good Old Fashioned Couches (gPJ and up Floor Lamps Complete with (JQ to (! -j ff shades tPO Carpet Sweepers A real CI to Q9 bargain ipJL ipiU) Invalid Wheel Chairs $10 $15 $20 Last But Not Least Got one of our used GUARANTEED RANGES before the fall rush. Priced a3 (J - Q low as ipJLO Miscellaneous of all kinds to be found here at sacri fice prices. Come in and see for yourself II This is your opportunity to furnish a spare room or add odd pieces that you have needisl for a long time if Used Furniture Store On High Street Opposite the Court House