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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1925 PAGE TWO News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents From the Richest and Best Part of the State iHE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON FOR LLOYD CASE . Dalian, Sept. 24 Twenty addi tional names were added to the cuts tomnry vc-nlre of 31 jurymen drawn this week to appear October S for the full term of Judge Ramnoy'a court, in which the loading; c.isc will be that of W. n. Lloyd, who will be tried on a fimt degree mur der charge in connection with the death on Clinton I. Baun of inde pendence on September 1. It ia anticipated that the wide Interest taken in the cnao will make it difficult to select a Jury and District Attorney Helgerson secured authority from Judge Ham acy to draw the additional men. l'here nro no women In the list of il namcH. j The voniro follows: ' Krcfl Acbl, guver; R. J. Arm strong, Bucll; Charlcfl A. Baker, DalliiH; J. R. Bedford, Salem, R 2: C. R. Bennett, Dallas; R. R. Blair, Sheridan, R. J; Albert E. Bouff lour, Salem, R. 2; William A. Boyd eton, Dallas; A. C. Brown, Inde pendence. G. F. Brown, Dallas; B. F. Butler, Independence; CI. O. Butlor, Dallas; Mark I. Capps, In dependence; W. A. Compton. Broadmcad; C. L. Crlder, Dallas. C, J. DeArmand, Suver; C. E. Dodfion, Suvor; H. J, Elliott. Pcr rydalo; Robert S. Fisher, Dallae; Elmer N. Gilliam, Monmouth; Carey G!lon, Amity, R. 2; G. O. Grant, Dallas; George H. Grover, Independence; R. A. Hastings, ro deo; N. W. lleffley, Monmouth: G. G. Hewitt, Independence; Al fred Hlil, Sheridan, R. 1. F. K. Hull, Dallas; Harry D. Illff. Independence; B. F. Jones, Amity, R. 2; Will R. Jones, Arlie; Peter Kurre, Independence; George V. Kurtz. Dallas; Carl Lauerman, Monmouth; F. P. Leferver, Mon monlh; J. J. Levick, Monmouth; W. C. Lewis, Hlckreall; William Light, Monmouth; C. Lorance, Monmouth; Charles Lynn, Dalian; George A. McColloch, Amity, R. 2; Charles .1. McGhle, Sheridan. U. 1. , A. J. McGownn, Amity, R. 2; John MrGrath, Dallas; Thomas J. Merrick, Salem, R. 1; Frank More land, Monmouth; W. O. Morrow, Independence; William Mueller, Illekreall; S. W. Paxson, Willa- nilna; 1. M. Hltner, Airlle, nnd Ce cil Smith, Dallas. STAYTON Stnylon, Or., Sept. 21. Mr. and Mm. Walter Rllllor, who have been timrnlng In WushliiKtoil anil enl crn Orefrou for the past week, ru turiicd to atnton Into Monday nit'lit. Marlon S. Hunt of Pomlolton van In Stayton, Tncr.day. vlnltlne nt tho home of hid sister, Miff jlenrv Tote. Hill Iiyan was confined 10 his homo Monday with r Bevere cow. Henry Deldrlch, who line heen toll ring Idaho with hla uncle "Can" Cramer, returned to Stay ton, Monday, after spending Hie last week In Pendleton visiting the Roundup. Jack Jones Is Klvlng his apart ment house, a third coat of paint. Tho new paint combined with the beds of lovely fall flowers that sur round the bulhllni; muke it one of tho most nttrnctlve places In town Forrest Mack left for Kelso, Wash,, Wednesday morning. Mr. Mnck plans to he gone several days. He recently sold his harher shop here and Is looking for a new location. Mr. and Mrs. Joo Sestok, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hill Ilynn nd Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ilyan and children made t li 0 Mt. Hood loop trip over the wook-end. Lestor Harrows is employed a tho Downing sorvlco station. He replaces Frank r-plawn, who linn recently resigned. Lee llrown left for Ktigeno. Y'ednomlay morning, where he will cuter the University of Ore gon as a sophomore. Walter Miller motored to Salem. Tuesday, on business. E. I), Crabtrce Is suffering from a heavy cold. Mrs. Clyde Downing, owner of tho Dorothy I). llentlty Shonne. left Wednosdar n.ornlng for Port land, where sho will uttend the Odd Fellows convention. Chnllo Downing, Who recently won tho bluo ribbon at tho local flower show for hie dahlias, has some of tho bulbs for sale st hiK Bcrvtce station. Mr. Downing ex hi ll led more than fifty varieties at the show. Groat excitement prevailed In Stayton, Saturday, when hi. Kran was tried in tho local justice of the peace court for burning a fire -without a permit. After a long sesRlon, the Introduction of niurb evidence pro and con and lengthy deliberation by the Jury, a verdict of guilty was brought in and a fine of 25 fixed by Justice of the Pence Grocr. Tho Jury con slated for tho most part of towns people and numburod several wom- . en Among Its members. Miss JJernlce Hcnnesley left for Eugene, Sunday, whrr she will enter the University of Oregon as a freshman. Her sister, Margaret irho la a Junior at the university. left for Kugene, Wednesday. Miss Clco Weddle, who is assist ing In Gehlen Bros, atore, visited Jn Salem, Hundsy. wltn former Willamette classmates. Mr. and Mrs, VWtllam Ryan vis ited Saturday, Sunday and Mon day In Portland. They returned to Stayton, Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Mlclko and rlmnhteri. Clara and Helen, spent tho weak-end la Portland visiting at the home of their ao, urarge Mlelk. Friday night the tuo'eaU of Stayton high nenool neid a recep tion for the faculty and the fresh men class. An old fashioned dauco was belli lu the Forostera' hull Saturday night. The dance was well at tended and another of the same typo Is planned for October 3. Miss Clara Mielke lias replaced hor sister, Isabel, as companion lu the Walter Taylor Sumner family. Isabel has relumed to Stayton to enter high school. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Bajowi have secured roon.e at the Junes apartment house. Mrs. E. G. Slogmuud, assisted by her daughters, Miss Merta Slcg inund and Mrs. Lawrence Sle,! niund entortuined the Eastern Star club ot lunch Friday at her Fern ltldgo home. Cards were the diversion ot tho afternoon, Mrs. Nora Gardner and Mrs. Conrad P. Nicbeit tying for first prize. Among thoso present were: Mrs. C. H. Drewor, Mrs. Mary Allen, Mrs. J. C. Mayo, Mrs. J. W. Mayo, Mrs. Nora Gardner, Mrs. Edna Sloyer, Mrs. Olvy Smith and her mother, Mrs. Elder, and Mrs. El der's guest, Mrs. Kitchen of Al bany. Mrs. Eva Humphrey and Mrs.' Charlie iiurmester and the hostesses. Mrs. Clifford Trask and daugh ter, Irma, ot Klamath Falls arc spending :ibe winter with Mrs. Trnsk'e mother, Mrs. Mary Hill. Mlsa Irroa is attending Stayton high schol this fall. Mrs. Pearl Humphrey, who has been visiting ill Washington, has resumed her duties as housekeeper at the Stayton hotel. The three children of Mr. and Ms Sepber of Coon Hollow, who have heen qillto ill with diph theria, are reported to be improv ing. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Inck made- a business trip to Salem, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester K. Smith and daughter of Grass Vullcy are visiting at tho homo ot Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leslie and son. Wilbur, who have been lu Pendleton for the last woek at tending the Mouudtip, returned to Stayton, Monday. Miss Cacella Mielke left Stay tnn. Tuesday morning for Port laud, where he plans to vleit until about Christmas. Mrs. Algy Murphy and son Clarence, made a business trip to Salem. Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P. Spoor and family ond MIhs .lean Flcklln mo tored to Portland, Sunday, to hear IMlly Sunday preach. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Weddle mo Hired to Portland. Tuesday mom ing, to attend the Odd Follow.! conveni ion. Ceorge Schiiltess. who lives near l'nion Hill, suffered an injury to Ills foot Monday morning wnne doing road work near his home. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Murphy nnd family motored to Portland, lues day morning, lo attend tho Odd Fellows convention. Klmer Phllllppl. who has been attending tho Pendleton Roundup, returned 10 stayton, monoay. Tho local harboring sitiiallon baa at last resolved Itself liitu something like sti:blllly lor Gcorg' Davie has bought out tho Mack cm lahllsliment. Tho turmoil started a little over a month ago when Charles 'Shorty.' Silimitt, who hud acted ne r.econd barber in for- rest Mack's barber shop sent up a new establishment In the Stay ion hotel. To fill tho vacancy left by Mr. Schmltt, two out-of-town barbers were employed to assist in the Mack shop. Mr. Mack had an opportunity to leaso the place to .. V. Gray, which no uiu, men lloorgo Davlo decided to purchase 1 ho shop. It Is reported mat nir Gray will remain In town to assist Mr. Davie. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 0. Froros of Toledo. Or., visited at the E. For rete home Sunday. They left for Toledo that nlghl, Mrs. Frcros' mother, Mrs. E. I orrette, return Inn with them. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Itrecker and son, Adrian nnd his friend. Ill 1 1 lo Veatch, nil of Portland, vis ited nt the E. Foireto home Sun day. DONALD Donald, Or., Sept. 24. The hups in t liia vlciinty nro nearly nicl.ert. The J. 1. Feller yard finiflticd plckfcg today. Also the A. K. Feller ynnlfl. run hy LIiiiir Tor. finished nickinc today. A. J. Rich nnd son, Mcrvin, nnd Don Kppera hnvo roup to Hood Itlver to help In the apple harvest They left on Friday mid experted to take in tho lYndeltoii HoundiM Itrfore starting work In (he mi ni es Mr. nnd Mrs, Fred Gearln and mi, HuKh nnd Leonard, npont Sat unlay and Sunday In PendeMon, Mr. and Mrs. Holier! Carver nnd children are vllllnft Mis. Cnrver father, K. C, Mya. K. U. Feller returned from .1 hunt inn trip Monday, lirinni!.1; hack n fine deer, lie loft Imme diately on a trip to the Big Bend country. John Croft left Sunday for Yak ima. Henry Staufter and ulsters nrr now residents of this city, hnvln recently purehnflptl the house ho lonrMnft to Mr. Walker and for merly occupied hy Mr. nnd Mrs Colby. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Kcnamttt. of 4eiAldo spent Hat unlay nnd Run- day with Mr. tind Mr. L. U. (Jleay Alan .Miller has gone to Seattle Lloyd Ueorfto Is campaigning In Wale for.aKturaptiim hy the na tion of control of nil farm land. Gives Wile Adlerika For Stomach Trouble A nierohant who? wife had idoniach trouble finally Rare her Adlerika. It holped her At once. Th nleaannt and QUICK action of Adlerika u surprijlnir. It hripit any mm tan on th atomach un leaa due to deep a led caws. It la excellent an an intentlnal cvav-. uant and a wonderful remedy (or oonetipMion It often works In one hour and never ffrlpe. J, C. Parry, drunlet, IIS 8. Commer cial street. Adv. I PLAN 10 BEE Silverton, Or., Sept. '24. (Spe cial.) Committees of St. John and Trinity churches are buay at work diKcufi.'tiiitf plans to meet the (lucstion of laiucuugo and consoli dation, of the two congregations. Both congregations belong to the same synod and both conduct serv ices in the Cni;lir,u and Norwegian languages. Many of the members think that one church should be converted Into all Fnglish tind the other Into alll Norwegian, while others believe that the two congre gations should join into one and have both languages at different times during Sunday. A third factor believes that it would be better to leave the two congrega tions separate ns they are at pres ent. A conaolldtilion of the two would make a congregation of 1200 members. If the two con gregations do consolidate one pas tor would he engaged to handle tho entire field at Silverton. Tho committees at work will an nounce no definite plans until the quartely meetings of both congrc gatlona during the first week of October. A definite action In some direction will be taken at this time. Tho Hov. George Henrik sen has charge of the Trinity con gregation while the Rev. S. Llnd seth Is pastor nt St. Johns. Both congregations belong to the Lutli emu synod of America. SILVEKTON Silverton. Sept. 24 -The Rev. Mr. and Mia. George Henrikeen and Mr. Lawrence Larson motor ed to falcm Monday afternoon to call on Mia. Oscar Satern who la at the Sale in hospital. Mrs. Satern cxpocts to return to her home be tweon Mount Angel and Silverton on Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Iteber Allan have returned from Cleveland, Ohio, whero ihey went to attend the postmaster's convention. Mr. Allen Is tho Hilverton postmaster. M and Mia Allen were married nt Salem Jufrt before leaving for the oast. Mrs. Allen, before her mar riage wan Miss Lora Ames, tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ames, Silverton pioneers. Mm. riuflsell Srott, Mrs. Grace Robinson of Portland, Miss Mil dred W'ileolt and their father R. L Woleott returned frotu California Sunday afternoon. The three sis ters and their father have boon spending the p;ip few weeks with another Blwler nnd daughter, Mrs. Hurley Smith, at Sacramento and Mr. nn.j Mrs. Chest or Woleott at WIllos. Mm, Robinson returned to her homo at Portland Monday. Mrs. Marlon Palmer is seriously ill nt nor homo on North Water lreet. lief daughter, Mrs. Harold Craig of Portland, came down to assist In the raring for her. I,. C. 1'alman was In a fishing party o.i the Stletr. during the week end. Mm. A. W K'leeb left Tuesday for Sto Itlon and .Sacramento, Cnl i forn la, for a visit with relatives. Mrs. W. C. Lai'Fon, Mr. and Mrs. A 1 v 1 ii Legard and Orval Larson motored to Halem Tuesday nftor noon whero the latter went to con- stilt an occultst. A largo number of Odd Fellows and Rebckas left Wednesday morn itiff for the ronvenllon at Portland. Among these going up during the week ware W. C. Iirson, M. Dick erson, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Hem mlngoon. Rev. J. A. Bennett, Mrs. L. M. Larson. Mrs. Anna Flnseth who has been visiting nt the home of her sister, Mrs. M. O. Gunderson, and her mother, Mrs. A. Paulson for the past tw weeks returned to her home il Dallas Tuesday afternoon Miss Ksther To we returned with Mrs. Flueth and will visit for a few days. Mr. ami Mrs. T. E. Preston and Mr. and Mrs. John Kubernosa of Silverton spent Sunday as guests at the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. if. L. Ford home nt The Dalles. The Rev. Mr, nd Mr.t. Ford are former Silverton residents, Mr. Ford at one lime bo log pastor at tho First Christian elmieh at Silverton. Mr. and Mrs. Rosroe Ames of Neclect of Die liver resulta In self poisoning! Not ao quickly, per- naps, but just as surely an If yon drnnk poison out of a bottle If your liver la not doing Its work of helping dltfoallon, eliminating waste from the bowels and purify Ing the blood, you will always be troubled with sick headaches, nau sea, biliousness, bad breath, gas, sour atomnch, or constipation. (Jieanse and tone your liver! Put your aystem In condition so you feel your very beet again! Try Just a epoonful of Dr. II. a Thacher'a excellent Liver and Blood 8yrup nrter toe next row meala and no tice the quick Improvement In the way you eat, sleep, look and fee) the return of strength, vigor anf energy, you will be eomnleteli satisfied: otherwise there Tilt hi no iMwt.Adr. PrT?P I Thl" on(Kn 11 Good riiL I f(ir Sample Doltlo Ii r. Tharhcr'a t.lror A Blood Krrtin if presented before the eupply tor free distribution te already teec awtr. Head the full details a bore then act at on re. an this offer to limited. Get a trial alee now by pre en linn, this coupon to 1, X Per ry'a Drug etere, ttalera. Conrad SUfrln, Dallas. Geo. W. Steel ha ai mer, BlIvertoD, , , Albany are visiting at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ames and Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Grinde of Silverton. Mr. Ames is con ducting a hardware store at Al bany. Mr. and Mrs. B. Tinglestead jf Silverton have received word that their son, Oseur, has received hie doctor's degree at the University of Chicago. Dr. Tinglestad Is a pro fessor at Luther college, Decorah, Iowa, and has been working for his doctor's degree since he won his master's degree a few years ago. B. TinglesUul, who has been con fined to his homo ofr a number of months is again able to be about sufficiently to call on old friends. Mr. Tinglestad took a hike Wed nesday morning out to the Scandla community where he called on old netghbjrs. prior to moving to Sil verton Mr. Tinglestad made his home nsar Scandia. Mrs. Ocrtrude Cameron and Sis ter Mary Marlta have both opened up their schools of music for the winter. Both instructors aro giv ing music lessons for high school credit. Mrs. Nels Anderson is visiting her daughter at Silverton. Mrs. An derson formerly make her home here for a number of years. The children's health clinic will begin In Silverton school about the first of November, according to reports rtom school authorities. Road work on the Brush Creek road is progressing- nicely. Doubts are, however, expressed that the work will be completed to the Pudding river bridge before rain sets In as at first planned. The road has been nearly completed to Scandla, station. Two fills will have to be made before tho river is reached. These will retard pro gress to some extent. Tho one will be at the Brush Creek Indentation and the other at the small creek just before the Pudding river is reached. It Is understood that these two low places will be built up to some extent. It Is also re ported that the entrance to I'ua ding river bridge will be straight cued. A short curve In tho road at this place makes traffic dangerous at times. Paving will not begin until next spring. GERVAIS Gcrvais. Or.. Si-pt. 24. Mr. and Mrs. F. h, Osborne motored to Portland. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Sicgnmnd of Snk-in wore cullers at the Hard ine home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. MjiittinK and family motored to Portland. Sunday, to visit with their dausn- ter nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. U L. Jensen. Mrs. O. Ij. Wadsworlll and rlnuirhter. Vern. accompanied ny Mrs. L .C. Garrett and Miss Flor ence nnd Hannah Uuwley, motored to .Salem. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nlliler and MIm Sophia and Minnie Niblcr motored to Newlierir, Sunday, lo visit the Krietz' dahlia harden. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Maiming had as their guests on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Small and Bon. Hubert, of l.yden. o6h. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Allsup and KianildauHhter, cUlty Hcclt, visit ed with relatives at IJrooKS. Bun dav. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Ilcnnins sncnt Sunday lu Portland. Miss Amy HardlliR went up to Portland, Tues-day. to visit her brutlier, who Is seriously 111 at St. Vincent's hospital. Mrs. J. 11. Cuttifurth and Mrs. Kobort Harper motored lo Aurora on Tuesday to visit with Mrs. Zeno Schwab and family. Mrs. Schwah is a dallRllter ot Mrs. Cutsfortli. Mr. and Mr. V. D. Nutilne; and small daughter. June, and Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Cutsforth, who has been on a deer hunting trip around Medford for two weeks. returned home Monday, bringing wllh them two fine deer as their share. They also visited wllh Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coblelgh near Hulls Falls. Mrs. Coblelgh Is o Bister of Mt.' Nutting. They re ported a fine trip and good hunt- ng. Mm. Klina Keppinger of Salem viisted with her sister and family on Tuesday. WUllnm Powley and dntichters. Mrs. L. C. Garrett and Miss Flor ence, went lo Portland. Wednes- ly, to ntlend the Odd Fellows '(invention. Gill Gained 7 Pounds Nine Years an Invalid ThatV lut what McCoy's Cod I.Ivor Oil Compound Tablets did for the Habcock girl and la do ing as much'for tens of thousands of thin, underweight, weak and llsconraged people all over Am erica. These nugar coaled, pleasant to take tablets should be given to children inetwd of the Tile stom ach upsetting oil Itself thev surely do help the frail, delicate little ones and 60 tablets cost but (SO cents at .1. C. Perry's, Central Pharmacy, I. J. Fry's or anv druggist anywhere tn America. Head this letter If von hnvs a child that needs to gain health anil strength. 'My little girl was stricken with infantilis paralysis when she was 5 months old and was an In valid for 9 years when I saw an ad In the paper that McCoy's Cod l.lver Oil Compound Tablets would build up wasted tissues. 1 bought a bo and sho gained vory slowly at first and after taking eight boxes, she gained seven pounds. Thanks to McCoy's Cod l.lver Oil Compound Tablets, a( tr trying almost everything tae on ths market. She Is on the road l recovery and goes to school every day." Mrs. h. Habcock, Ap- pieion, Vli, Imitation ot McCoy's mar be ottered but be sura and ask tor McCoys, the original and genu ine and It after thirty day treat ment you are net delighted with results (t your money back. Adr. POLK IS CALLED Dallas. Or., Sept. 24. The Polk county grand juiy has been sum moned to meet Monday, Septem ber 28, preparatory to the fall term of Circuit Judge Ramsey's court which opens October 5 in Dallas. The Jury will be the same which met fa special eeesion September IX and indicted W. H. Lloyd and Karl Cullen. There are a number of casea to come before the grand jury session but none of outstanding import ance. These Include a liquor charge against William Hoppe. statutory rape charges against Krail Schmid and Leland Hoy, a larceny charge against Lawrence Kay and a number of lesser cases while other matt era not yet re vealed will probably be gone into under direction of District Attor ney Helgerflon. In addition to the Lloyd mur der trial, which has been set for 1 o'clock on October 5, the Tim Derry liquor violation case is al ready on the docket. Owing to an affidavit of prejudice filed by Der ry against Judge Ramsey another judge will be called into sit upon this case. It has not yet been set. MONITOR Phillip Amundson of Clear Lake, Wisconsin, Is visiting his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Calmar Amundson. Miss Alma Thornton and Minn Ethelwyn Coffin left Tuesday for Gaston where they will attend Laurelwood academy. Harmony school opened Monday with Mrs. Omer Hastie na teach er. Mrs. Nellie Mastie White return ed Saturday night In her car from a three weeks motor trip to south ern California. Mrs. White began her duties Monday morning as teacher of the Monte Crlsto school, Mr. and Mra. J. P. Jensen, Mrs, Mary Palmer and daughter. Miss Gladys, went to Portland Monday Mr. Jenaon drove home n new Over land coupe for Miss Palmer. L. D. Lemon was a Portland vis itor Sunday. Miss Christine Mclby her mother Mrs. L. Melby and M. O. White left last Thursday in tho former's car for a ten days outing to Seat tle and British Columbia. A number of local Odd l'clloww and liebekahs went to Portland Wednesday to participate in th? grand parade. Miss Jessie Christenson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Christen son been mo the bride of Harry Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Nolson, Thursday evening at S o'clock nt a beautiful sorvlco In the S. D. A. church. Rev. N. C. Krnston of Salem officiating. The church w.-w decorated with a profusion of greenery and dahlias. n iff i-i ""a rsn LL Li SATURDAY At 8:30 o'Clock Saturday Morning we will PLAN First Ten Purchases First one $5.39 Second 5.49 Third 5.59 Fourth 5.69 Fifth 5.79 And so on up to 6.39 al which price the bnlnncc of 140 will lie sold. To rapidly introduce to the women of Salem and vicinity this wonderful Electric Fireless Cooker, and to show them the econ omy in fuel and food and the saving in time by Cooking with Electricity, we will place on sale Saturday at 9 a. m., just 150 at the unheard of low price of $6.39. This is y our opportunity to equip your kitchen with the most modern Electric Fireless Cooker yet devised at a price that you can not get again. Be here early so as to be sure to get one. "TP"- t T Here Is the Cooker Here's What It Will Do Here is a cooker that has rpt-olutionized cooking. It cooks anything any way you want it cooked. It is ideal for home, small apartment, summer cottage or wherever cooking is done. You simply put in the food turn on the current until it is hot, then turn the current off and tho stored heat does the cooking. There are no stones to heat, no worry, watching or bast inc. It does better cookinir with Ins lionf loci work and less cost. the ordinary hat box and will cook a meal for four or five people. Cook With Electricity It Costs Less Remember the Time, 9 A. M. SATURDAY Remember the Place Portland Electric Power Co. 237 Jf. Liberty Street Salem, Oregon The bride wore a beautiful gown of white satin crope with veil and carried a shower boquct of white fiweet peas and pink rose buds. Miss Rosle Jensen the brlde'e at tendant wait gowned in pale green satin crepe nnd carried pink sweet peas. Ardeth Olson of Silverton and Eileen Stanton were dainty lit tle flower girls In their green gowns. Orville Chitwood of Port land waa the groom's best man and the ushers were Misses Verna and Vera Nelson. Preceedlng the service Mrs. L. Esteb sang O Prom ise Me and the wedding march from Lohevglnc was played by Mrs. John Olson from Silverton. Fol lowing the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The young couple wll make their home in the new house recently erected by Harry Nelson In west Monitor. Elliott Prairie school Is flourish ing this year with an attendance of over fifty pupils. It was necessary to employ two teachers for the first time In several years. H. C. Leavenworth teaches the upper grades and Mrs. Ruby Burkert the primary. Mrs. G. L. Jensen Is spending the week with her daughter Mrs. T, W Vers teg In Salem. Mrs. L. Esteb of Portland is vis iting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Carmichael and family have moved Into house keeping rooms In the S. D. A. church school house. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rostvold motored to Corvallie Wednesday to take their daughter Helen, who will attend O. A. C. B. W. Battleson returned Fri day night from Scobey. Montanna, where ho has been looking after nis crops for the past several weeks, Mrs. Anna Gilles of Oregon City is spending the week with friends in Monitor. "DIAMOND DYE" ANY GARMENT, DRAPERY Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye Each 15 cent package contains directions so sirn pie any woman can tint soft, del Icate shades or J ye rich, ptt ma nent colors in lingerie, etlks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stockings, sweaters, draper les. coverings. hangings everything! Buy Diamond Dyes no other kind and tell your driiRglst whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods. Adv. IC 150 Excel Electric Cookers y i - No Layaways Only One to a It takes up no more room than RICKltEALL Rlckrcall, Sept. 24 Prof. Batey, of the Oregon normal school met with the school board Tuesday night. Mrs. Lynn Dempsey has visited here for a few days, from Alsea. Mr. a:id Mrs. H. C. Belknap and children from near Jefferson spent the wee end with Mrs. Uelknap's sister, Mrs. Will Powell. Charley Lowry of Rlckreall Is working at Monmouth this week. helping hta sister redecorate her home. Mrs. Morse has resigned her po sition as house mother , for the student teachers and has gone to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Dempsey and Mrs, Lynn Dempsey left for Hepp- ner this morning to attend the rodeo and attend to business mat ters. Mrs. G O. Price and children Delbert and Miriam have gone to Portland for a few days' visit with Mrs. Price's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Lucas. Kathryn Prico will re turn home with them, for school next Monday morning. Salem shoppers at the capital city Thursday wore Mrs. O. Aur land, Mrs. Lynn Dempsey, Mrs. A Beaver nnd Mrs. Harry Dempsey. Part of the I. O. O. F. caravan congregated at Rlckreall Tuesday morning to go to Portland for the convention. There were about twenty-five cars in the procession, including the Independence boys' band. Mr. and Mrs. Davis have return ed to their home here In the Lowry house utter having spent the sum mer at Pacific City as assistant caretakers of the apartments there, Mr. and Mre. Will Hill and child ren, aciompanied by Mrs. John Vaughn, and Mr. and Mrs. Orvltle Price and children and Rob Lowe spent Saturday afternoon and Sun day at Pacific City. The three men were nil successful fishermen. Warren Burch Is doing some SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST 1 Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. 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