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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1925)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1925 .PAGE TWO THE CAPITAL JOU SALEM, OREGON News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents From the Richest and Best Part of the Stale OF Silvurton, Or. , Oct. 7. (Spe cial.) The city council met In regular session Monday nlgbt tor th first time in the new city ball. The buHincsH attracting the most attuitiua was the petition read to impeach V. L. Cunningham and S. J. liichardson on the water board for raising ihe salary of the w:-tcr oommissioiK r, A. Junz, from 150 to 200 a month. The lu cre use was made laut spring. It Is reported that some complalut was made during the summer but the matter was referied to the water commission. A. Dlgcrncss, one of the me.nbers of the commission, wished to keep tho salary at 150, It is said, while Mr. Klchardeou and Mr. Cunningham over-ruled Mr. DiEerncss. The petition nrc sentcl Monday night was signed by J. Stalker. The pool ball men of Silvcrton appeared before tho council Mon day night for information about the partition which a law demands . must he placed between the lunch counters and ban, and tho- eard tables tt pool halls. This law will be enforced at Silvcrton. No ob jection was raised Monday night by the pool hall men. Thoy ap peared before the council merely lor purposes of information. Tho West Main street paving assessment was pissed upon on the third reading. The street will bo open to truffle in a little over two ...W(cks. A resolution was also passed t" Improve I'ino street from James avenue to Brown street. The street will he graded this tall nn.1 Davcd next spring. Pino street Is a continuation of the Salem-Silver-tou highway. Iteports on the repairing ol sidewalks were also read showing that a number of new sidewalks were being built in Silvcrton fol lowing orders issued by the coun cil. It was decided that the formal opening and dedication of the new city h.:ll at Silvcrton will bo h.'ld on the afternoon ntid evening of (Ji'loher 14. Tho hall i very near ly completed. R1CKKEALL Kirkreall. Dr., Oct. 7. The Cherry City bakery truck ran into a band i.t sheep on the highway north ol Mourn. v.tli and killed six 01 the iiaud. At a family reunion celebrating the birthdays of two members or tho family, fifteen were present last Sunday at the home "of Mr. and Mrs. ike Uempaey. The birlli ll.iys olwcrvcd were those of Mre. Dcmpsey nnd ou. l.ynu. Those present were Mr. and Mis. A. t! Adams and children of Kails City. Lynn D.inpsey and wife, nnd Mr. -and Mrs Harry Dcmpsey and sons of ltlekrenll. John ( ovllle has gone Into part nership with the Cadlo llros. In fanning the Ceorgo Hnss land. Hlalnc t'oulhvlck has rcnlcd his farm lin.i to E. V. Pence nnd sons. Among thosi calling at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ilureb this week arc Mr. nnd Mrs. Willis Slinonton of Dallas, Nat lurch -jt Portland and Olis Hock of Port land, Willis McDunlcl has bad thf misfortune to louo fifteen large turkeys through the workings -it thieves, who are onro more active In this section. Moro trouble tell to his lut when Ills dog wns pnls- ond by seme mi6crenni. Fred Vuugh". and Will Palmer Riimlnv with friends and rcl ntivea hero. The two young men ar emnlrycd at Mill City. Clnudc Ilifltlann of McMlnnvlllc (tuj Mien Kria Fiirmer ol Dniinf called at tho homo of Mr. and Mra Jlarry emiwy Hoy Iluinllton, Balosmtin for 111 rprrvdulo Implement company wan t.-nrmnctinsr business with CnJIo IJn-8., Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ilio Deinpacy wcr busincflfj cillcre In Dallas today. Mr. and Mr. Alva Hvers of Al hany. M. nnd Mm. J. A. Ilyorn of T...1 I.A -. .1 Mr nm lr K. W. Hayno of Fulem wore pnllcre at the lomo or W. w. unwell. liavo bow living on the risiflltcl Dlaco norm or luricronn, nro mnv injr to tho ConltdfTO place. Thf Biipro family, who hav hern Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurt ono bit! Prop A CORNS nine r reeionr on mn pcninn corn, Instantly that corn to hurtins;, then ihortly you lift it rlffht off with fingers. Vour druggist mIIi a tiny botttr of "Freexontj" for a few cent, ufflcisnt to remove every hard corn, aoft corn, or corn between the tooi, and the foot calhivei.j without aorenesa or irritation. Adv. cupyiug the Coolidfie place, is so ins to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wait attend ed a Bale north of Salem today. Bud Hart, oC the Hart Bros Cleuneri of Dallas, ran out of gau some distance out of llickreall lusi nlfiht pnd, deciding that Dullas was too far awuy at that time of nifrht, Bitent the remaining hour until daylight at the home of his sister, Mra. George Fuller. Veil Emmons of SUverton is en rolled in the junior high school here and is living with his aun Oma Uclki Emmons, at the student llOUffO. Henry and Dorothy Morrow have entered school this week. I lie spent list week at the state fair. where ihey had entries iu prize sloi;k which required their atten tion. Parrel Hewitt is another lUctcreaU boy who has had a sunt tar interest at the state fair this year. Mre. Lucy McGowan came up from Portland to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hurch Mrs. McGowan was accompanied from McCoy by Mrs. Charles lira teller and daughter. Lavcrne LiraLchi r. Miss oue 'ltunuur, Mies Oma Belle tiir.mons and Miss Mary Don a I (I ho ii v(re callers at Monmoulii after acliool this evening. Mlsa Margaret Sportsman was a passenger on the stage to tor vailia, uiuking the return trip with the sumo driver. Little Ktora Hurt of Dallas vis itcd two days here with her sister. Inez Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. i. t Hart and sou, Donald, came over for the tiny. Dotmlc i-enee lias been quite IU und consequently unable to en roll ut the beginning of the school term. Aurclia Burch of Portland tjpcui a day at the home of her father, S. T. Burch. Mrs. John Vaughn, Mrs. Will Iliil and sun, Mrs. Orville Price and children were capital city call- era today, where little Kutharlne Price had some dental work done. N. S. Burch li here looking aftet the Interests of the Clurk estate. Alter the remodeling of the house, which is to be done by Warren Burch, Mr. and Mre. Nat Uurcli will once mora be residents of th:!:reull. Mr. and Mrs. Mollie Dluilck of DuIIiik visited friends here one eveuius- P-T ASSOCIATION AT LIBERTY MEETS FRIDAY Liberty, Or.. Oct. 7. The regu lar parcnt-tcuther meeting will lie held In Liberty hall Friday, Oc tober 9. at t o'clock. At this meeting business of much interest to Hie community will bo discussed und enacted. As a meuibo: of the neighborhood, conic and help by taking part In your coir.munity'fl affairs and then be cntertiJned by an interesting program. Those from other eec Jons who are interested ore cor dially invited to attend thetie meet ings. The chief Hpcuket- of the evening will bo Fred J. Tooze, managing editor of the Oregon Statemau. Mr. Tooze nocdu no Introduction to the goneral public. To the new comer, wc will stato that he is no novice In the line of speech mak ing. Mr. Wilson, of the Salem com merical, who has helped us In fo many ways, will also bo present and address the assembly. We are always ghul to havo him with in come to this tho first regulor meeting of the year nnd help start things off will: a hum. A PORCH that IDSYOU WELCOME FULLER PORCH and STEP PAINT as fricrula and visitora approach do your porch 4. and stops MicRcst the bright, cheery welcome thut awaits within? Porch and atcps are akxit the most conspicuous parts of your home. With I'uller Torch and Step Fjint you on easily keep them bright, clean and presentable. And Fuilh Porch and Step Paint dint because of the tough, elastic, wear-resisting film it forms. It comes in sis attractive colors. Ask the. Pullf.r Dcalc,- nearest you for color cards and suggestions on painting and send for our free book, "Your Home as Others See It" illustrated in colors. Suggestions and color schemes galore. For all large job connilt a master painter. W-PFULLERCO. JOl MISSION STREET If SHANClin IN PACIFIC COAIT CfTHS SACTOain IN IAN rHANCIKO, LOt AHGILSt AND fOSTlANB) CMrfaim Vtlitr tm Ik Pacific CmH FULLER PA I N T SfcEj VARNISHES PIONII. WHITt LIAD 7d years' experience your assurance of Fuller quality IS con Preliminary w.ork for the pav iug of the Pacific highway grade- between Oregon City and Canemah started Monday morning when the Oregon Contract company put a crew or men to work laying pipe line and attending to other Initial details at the Canemah end, says the Oregon City Enterprise. To day tr,e work of scarifying will begin preparatory to the placing o; tho cement. The highway will remain epen to traffic for aome time yet as it Is the plan to pave one-haif of the grade at a time and the work wilt start on the bluff side of the highway und continue to a point near the tpo of the grade. One way traffic will be routed through and the construction company will place flagmen, at either ends as the work progresses to direct the motorists bo that there wilt be n difficulty on the grade. When the cement is com pletcd to the ton of the grade or to the point where it is planned to begin putting down concrete curbs and sidewalk toward Ore gon Citv the work will be taken back to the Canemah end of the grade and the other half of the concrete put down. When this part or too construction Is reach ed it will he necessary for motor ists southbound to leave the high way at Ihe end of the completed str'p of pavement and detour to Hj;:u street thence to the old South F.nd road which comes out at New I'Jra and uorth bound motorists mutt leuvo the highway at New Era and como into Oregon City over the old South End road and Ilih street. Aa the paving opera tions progress and tho hard sur face is completed even with the first strip t he construction com pany will begia the paving of the side of the highway next to the railroad tracks leading towards Oregon City. When this Is com pleted and the work started on th'- ecottd strip motorists will he forced 'o dolour up Singer hill and low n Hif-.h street to the old South Knd iad nnd the highway will be barricaded at Fifth street. It is est I mated that this condition wtl' exist for a period of nbout 20 lays. FADELESS DYES The original onc-pnekngedye for nil materials nnd purposes Dyo your faded garmealj, drnperle, curtaini, trimmings, iwcatera, icarf, etc., new and fnahionable color with Putnam tho dye that tot farther" Rivet clearer, brighter color with no effort. Tho mme package- will tint or dyo all fabric Bilk-, ootton and wool to one operation Important In hand linjl tl Ik trimmed cloth dreiiea. tult. etc. Complete directions on package.. rnce i ceota. Vim Putnam ffo-Kofor tllmaeh to Rmtovm Color and Stafn (AN HANCOCO 11" PUTNAM mm SILVEKTON ; SUverton, Oct. 7 Mr. and Mrs.! M. Prather returned Wednesday from liood River whore they have been picking apples. ' An old SUverton Appeal, dated from the year 1887 la attracting considerable attention In the dis play window of the Coolidge and .McCialne bank. j Elnar Olden and hla suiter, Mrs. Alvln Williams, of Hubbard, were visitors at Silvcrton Tuesday. Mr. Olsen and Mrs. Williams are for mer SUverton residents. Mr. 01 aen has been spending the summer at Astoria and wilt pend the win ter at Seattle. He will visit at SU verton again before going on to Seattle. A couple of truck loads of trout from the state fish hatcheries were delivered Tuesday In the Ablqua and In Silver creek. The Carpenter work on the ad dition to the Eugene Field build ing waa completed Tuesday, ac cording to reports. Waltor Arbuthnot returned from Portland Tuesday wbere he has been attending tho Penny com. pany buyer's convention. Mrs. Earl Adams of Scotts Mills was the inspiration of a little af ternoon party Tuesday at the home of her sister, Mrs. B. Lyons. The afternoon ,vas spent in social conversation and handwork. Lunch was eerved at the close of the af ternoon. Mrs. O. Ormbrlck and Miss Valbary Ormbreck assisted Mrs. Lyons In serving. Guesta for the afternoon were Mrs. George Henriksen, Mrs. Clara Baltimore, Miss Alice Jensen, Miss Lillle Mad sen, Mrs. Elmer Olsen, Mrs. Ar thur Gottenburg, Mrs, Adolph Hau gen, Mrs. Lawrence Larson, Mrs. Hans Jensen, Mrs. Henry Torvend, Mrs. Bert Iverson, Mrs. Gordon McCall, Mias Valba-y Ormbreck, Miss Grace Lyons, Miss Edna Ly ons, Mrs. O. Ormbreck and Mrs. Selmer Ness. Ira Jorgensen Cor. Ferry and High Sts. Salem, Oregon AMERICANS JMLLS CITY Falls City, Or.. Oct. 7. Mrs. Harold Uidtuour and little daugh ter ot Salem and Mrs. Gladys Williams and little daughter, Ue3ie, of Toledo are house guewts of their aunt, Mrs. Ida iiutchnr, this week. . Mr. and Mrs. William Mack and liaby and -Mrs. Frank Mack und daughter, Lucilc, visited in To ledu, Sunday, at the home ut Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Hill.- Misa Hlen Jones has gone to Dallas, where 6he has a position in the office of Sibley & Eakcn, law yers and abstractors. The Oakhtirst school begau Monday, October 5, with Mrs. Katherinft Peters-Rlcketts as teacher. Mrs. Ricketts taught this echool last year also. Merritt Martin is movlug his family onto their farm near town from Fcdee, where they have lived for several years. The Western Savings & Loan company, whose head office is In Portlanl, have rented Victory ha?; for this week and are giving a number of free shows while ex plaining the methods of this sav ings company. Mra. G. L. Murphy has returned from Toledo, where ehe has been cooking for her husband's woods crew. Mr. and Mrs. George March and daughter, Louise, were out from valaetz for a few days the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steedel and Mrs. H. H. Parson and son, Don ald, and Misa Alice Watem were up from Portland, Sunday, and spent the day with the ladles' sis ter. Mrs. M. A. Pugh. CROUP Spasmodic Croup is frequently relieved by one application of V VaroRub Ofr 17 Million Jarm Und yearly GUM-DIPPING the Firestone extra proc ess builds into tires extra quality by impregnating and insulating every fiber of every cord with rubber. This exclusive method is carried out in special Gum-Dipping plants, after which the cords are put through the usual calendering process. By this method, added strength and flexi bility are imparted to the cords, making Gum -Dipped Balloons most service able and enduring over rough roads. Save money buy Gum-Dipped Balloons now while prices are low. MOST MILES PER SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR liner Dcetz was a Saturday evening and Sunday visitor at the home of Mrs. L. Chappell. Mrs. Ida Hatcher returned Sun day evening from a business trip to Portland. Mlc 3 Eva Chappell was home Saturday and Sunday from Yod- derville, where die Is teaching school. Mr. and Mre. M. Wheeler have purchased the Jack John sou prop erty on the hill north of tho grade school and moved onto it Tues day. Mr. and Mra. II. W. Frink of Neskowin are spending a few days viaitlngwith relatives. They own a ctiuiu u iicsnuivm uiiu arts iuiv iac a inuch earned vacation. Mr. and Mrj. B. E. Freer are the prjud parents of a son horn October 1. This i the third child and fs tbe first son. The roof of the Walter Williams building has just received a new co a-; of tar. Austin Ricketts is laid up with a had hand. The finger that caused him so much trouble re- Wondered Why Breath Was so Bad Brooklyn. Miss Rose Dittmar writes: "Even though I brushed my teeth and used a mouth wash, my irienas lurnea away when I talked and 1 won dered why my breath was so of fensive, while peo ple less .careful were not troubled At all. After taking Carter's Little Liver Pills for a while the trouble started to disappear. I also no ticed my face had better color and was clearer, my eyes brighter, my appetite more hearty and I had no constipation. Now 1 can. see that bad breath comes from the stom ach." Bad breath can only be dis guised temporarily. You must reach the source of the trouble. All druggists, 25c, red packages. ueutly bad to ho opened und the bune scraped. The new pastor for the Method ist church will be Rev. H. H. Milei of Salem who, with his family, will move here in a short time. J.I rs. L. K. Ford returned to Neskowin with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Frink and will visit there for a few weeks. Mrs. Addie Montgomery hub just h.il her house repainted. Mrs. W. J. West has returned from Shasta, Cul., where she hoe been visiting with her sons. Mr. West drove down after Mrs, West. ROSED ALE Uosodalt, Or, Oct. 7. School begna Monday with an average enrollment In both rooms. Mlsa Scott, the principal. Is boardinc with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Untea. . ASHES of ROSES11 PERFUMES FACE POWDER LIPSTICK TOILET WATER TOILET SOAP BATH POWDER TALC ROUGE FREE I Write for attractive booklet of m$mm raUUuapernimes,powder,etc. I At the 'Setter Stores Bourjois I "m;ois & co., inc. lpnl. A-1 : VP s.l. e. MV -: 4Httf.U.3.l DOLLAR Frohmader Bros. 2310 S. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon OWN RUBBER The Kewie family la home ugaiu after several weeks spent iu tho hop yard. Muv i.'linstoa and family spent the week-end with relatives 1" Portland. U us Colo received a visit from hia mot.:er and sisters from Port land lact Sundny. v.,-oi-.iti lu fni-ilhillv invited to attend the Sunday school rally next Sunday evening. A good pro gram haa been arranged. Also all the school children ore urged to bo nt Sunday school Sunday morn ing, especially since It is rally day. Miss Leona Bojo visited home folks here last Sunday. Mr. end Mrs. Korman Alexan der from Toledo visited Mr. Alex anders parents last hunday. The Testimony of Others INi my new book which may be had FREE uoon reauest, on PILES and other Rectal and Colon dis orders, I have reproduced nearly 100 letters from among those received from my IhotiMnds of patients. These tell you frankly of their years of suffering of their trying home remedies and even opera tions, and, finally, of their complete cure bymyNON-SURCICALmethod. These are irora men ana women 01 every station, many of whom you may know. You will learn by readlntf llil Book why I can gtv a WRITTEN GUARANTEE to cure your Plks or return ycaur Ue. aLMMM MaaaaaaaaMa? awaMiiSKalft DEAN. M.D.Inc porYund ora.cis: Seattle offices: Dr Dhan BuUcJing BOS-BIZ Sfelw OuUdino SThAaN DMAI N 0TH AND PINK (rt()!fc
