Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 28, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1925 News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's ! Special Correspondents : From the Richest and Best Part of the State PAGE TWO BUverlon, Or., Oct. 23. (Spe cial.) Tho Woman s club ot Sil vorton hold a must interoatiu. meeting Monday afternoon at tiu homo of Airs. II. li. Lutliam on Mill street. Creating especial IiitereBt w.'.s the diBCUiision on "Women in Pol tics' led by Aim, Jjolham, wwo emphasized tlio influence of wom en in iho government. "This in lueuce," she said, "is not brought about bo much by the actual v-y as through women e organiz.". tlons." During the diBcunsiou it waa brought out that one-thud of the women In tlio united bliuc.4 do not vote, but that the influent o 12 millions of women is brought to bear upon all measures in which women aro Interested. It waii, however, urged tliat all women who huvoMho right, go out uii-1 voto for their own man and thai own measures, us the Influence brought through (ho organizations is often not tho Influence of the majority but of-tho quorum of the club, as the quorum has the rtg;ii to act for a largo number of wom en. At Kilvertou a quorum uf three may act tor tho 00 woiwr memberH. The child labor amend ment was also discussed to aoeuy extent and It woe thought ttiui this measure would go through In tliu state of Oregon without any difficulty. Great pressure, th'! club women report, Is being brought to bear ou tho measure by all women's organizations here. At tho business meeting It w.v decided to change tho data ol meeting from Monday to Tuesday in crder that tho club can moot r. the city library which Is belo.i sponsored by the woman s ciuo On Monday and Wednesday after noons, and also on all day Satur day, the' library Is open to wc nubile. For thiB reason it a as beon inconvenient for the club lo meet there Monday afternoons. Tho club will henceforth meet tiw second and fourth Tuesday or ev firy month "t tlio city library. STAYTON Stayton, Or., Oct. 28. Or Thompson, Salem optician, waa registered Monday at luo biuyou hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lesley, rc comoanlcd by their guest, Mrs. Aurfa Coyle ot Lobaon, motored to Bllvorlon, Sunday, and aflor vtolt lir there for a short time, proeeoi- ed to Salem, vhuro Mrs. Coylo re mained so that she might spend several dnya with Mrs. Clara Piir- risli. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith snent tho week-end In Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hunt have rented tho J. P- Wourme cottage on Ida street, formerly occupies by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poise". They will move the first of ih: week. 13. C. Titus ot Alrllo woe iu Stay ton ovgi theweek-end. Tho Ladles Aid of the Christian church served a hot lunch at the Joseph a Downing nuctlon, clear luir about $-10 on the meal. L. Skilling, an elderly man wao had resided hero for Beverai months, passed quiolly away Wednesday at 1 p. m. 1Mb burial to place Sunday afternoon. Ho is survived by Mm. L. Skilling, his wife, one daugktor, a son who ro Bides in Mexico and another who lives in California. W. II. Ilobsou had charge of the Weddlc undertaking parlors Satin day, In the absence of W. A. Wed t die, who wan In Portland attend .. ing the state convention of mom- cm ns. Dr. W. N. PIntler motored Fridav night. V. II, Kcofer, a resident of Linn county who has been making hi.i home with Mr. and Mis. J. F. R:)b ertson, passed uvny Friday nt Mm. Stamp's hospital In Portland. Fu neral sorvlces wore held at tho Fi. Valley cemotory Monday, wlmre Interment took place. Mrs. J. F. Itobertson and Byron Itobertson will leave soon fyr Ohio, tho fcr mor homo of Mr. Keefor, to atlonl to the disposition of his property, Among thono who attended t'.io funeral at Fox Valley were Mr. mul Mrs. llyron Hohertaon and family of Alpine, Or., and Mrs. DEVELOP MID Persistent coughs and colds lend to serious trouble. Von can slop I hem now with Crcormilsion, nn emulsified creosote that is pleasant lo takn. Creo mulsion is n new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals tlio inflamed membranes and in liihils perm growth. Of all known drugs, creosote Is rrc ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest hearing ngrncics for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop tho Irritation and in tin mm ot ion, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, it ab sorbed Into I he blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion Is guaranteed sat! fac tory in the treatment of persistent conghs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis end other forms of respira tory diseases, and is excellent for build ing up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Creo mulsion Comnanr. Atlanta, Go (adr.) j. W. Mayo ot Stayton, who tu.i0' at the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Winslow and Mies Sarah Heed and her brother, George, all of Aumsvills. attended services ut the Christian church, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V. Lyle McCroaUey, who havo been In Portland for ;he nnst week attending the bed3M? of. Mrs. T. E, MeCroskey, who Buf fered a major operation at St. Vin eent's hoslptal on Wednesday, re turned to Stayton, Sunday ausr noon. The Siayton meu'6 quartet gave somo very good musical tmmlij.'a at the Christian church Sunday night. Word has been received her: tint Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Barrows and family, who loft here about ii month ago for Florida, have de rided to spend the winter tit Al- turas, Cal., where a brother oi Air. Harrows is located. Mrs. Farly Snyder, mother of Lloyd Snyder, and sister of Th urn- ton Thomas, passed away r-riuuy at a Dallas hospital from tho cr fo-Ma of nn operation. The burial took place Sunday. This is i-Hc fourth death iu the Thomas family since March, 11)24. Mrs. Henry Tale, who has 6se:i nerving on the jury in the Kelly Wlllos case, returned to Stuyto'i, Monday night. She reports that tlio jury was out 52 hours and th:it lliey experienced some dimcuity m reaching a decision. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. E. Itoy motored to Salem. Saturday. Mrs. Wililam Crabtree will os- ;jls; Mrs. Deua Mack for sovoral weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Mack have purchased the Judge Burnett prup erty In Salem and Mrs. Mack fs busily employed in disposing of her stock oi ladies lurnishings. Harry Humphreys made a bu new trip to Portland, Saturday. E. T. Matthleu is improving Ills property on Second street by la ing a concrete sidewalk in front ot his home. Hunt Sc. Tate garage haa deliver ed a Tudor Ford sedao to V. Lyle MeCroskey. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barrows and Wilbur Lesley motored to S:.- lem. Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Taylor nuJ Mrs. Grace Holford and children spent Sunday in Carlton at the Carlton hotel which is being oper ated by Mr. and Mrs. Marble Crab t roe. Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Jones motored io Scio, Sunday, to visit with Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Holt. M r. a n d M ra. John C ra h t roe, former residents of Stayton, are employed at the Carlton hotel In Carlton. William Cladek, who has bam connected with tho Cladek & Tat3 garage for the past three years, has severed his connection with that firm and has taken over t'ae agency. for tho Overland, Oakland and Willys-Knight automobil'.s and DnoDyne radios. Mr. und Mrs. Horuce Trask and family, who havo boon living ;n Portland, whero Mr. Trask was in business, have sold their Portlan.1 interests and are now visiting ai tho homo of W. If. Trask. Harry U. Crousc, Is tlio new pa3 tor at tho Methodist church. &.r Crouso Is also attending tho Ki n ball school of theology of Willam ette university In Salem. Thoje who woro present at lita services on Sunday were well pleased with his address and manner. LEE PLEADS GUILTY TO WAREHOUSE ROBBERY Dallas, Or., Oct. 28. Lee Jang wny of Amity ontered a plea of guilty to tho theft of clover a?2.1 from the Perry dale warehouse on tho night of October 19 when tat; on heforo Jimtlco of the Peaie Coad, Tuesday. He was held to tho grand jury with hail fixed ut $750. Janewny gave himself up Sunday after urine ot the life of a fugltlvo which he had followed from tho time of his escape Octo her 2 'J. to regain brings joy to you and your friends. EVETtY man, woman tind child wants to havo strength nnd correct weight. It moans tho joy of living. To bo minus strength and underweight often proves low fighting-powor In tho body. It often means you nro minus nervo pnwer, minus red cells In your blood, minus health, minus vitality. It is serious to be minus, but tho moment you Increase tho number of your red-blood-cell9, you liPKin to becomo plus. That's why S.S.S., pinco I8i:t, has meant to thousands of underweight men nnd women a plus in their strength. Your body fills to tho point of power, your Nesh becomes firmer, tho ngo lines tlmt romo from thinness dlsnppenr. You look younger, firmer, happier, nnd you feel it, too, nil over your body. More rod-Mood cells! S.S.S. nfda Nature tn building them by tho million! Thero nro no tin proven theories nhout S.S.S., tho scientific results of each of Its purely rego tahle medicinal Ingredients are nil mt'ted by authorities. De-ln tak ing 8.S.8. today. It will give you more energy, vitality and vigor and a more up and going appearance. 8. 8. 8. If aold at aXl vncvl Amm Stores In two lt. Th Urgr Iu to awrt economical. s.s: You FrfJ K (Ue Yourself Atftln. EBEKAHS HOLD Stayton, Or.. Oct. 2S. The i''--trict convention of the Hebek.in lodge held its 'annual meeting in Stayton htfit Saturday. lodged comprising the district are the r.r ganization.s at Detroit, Gates, Mill City, Lyons, Aumaville, Scio an 1 Stayton, and a large number ol delegates and members was In at tendance from each lodge. .The meeting was called to onh:i' at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afiernf-un by Mrs. II. A. lteuuchamp, chair man, with Mrs. Leon Ray of Scio acting as vice-chairman. At th? end of the business session the meeting was adjourned until GMO p. m., aL which time the delegate:; re-asee muled for dinner, whk'h wa3 served to the visitors by the Stayton lodge. 'At the conclusion of dinner the Mill City degree fitaff gave an excellent exhibition of degree team work. This w.ia followed by a social program which included readings by Mrs. Dyke of Mill City, Mrs. W. A. Hob son of Stayton, Mrs Scott of Gat-js, .Mrs. Monroe of Gates and Charies llurmester of Slav Ion aud mushal numbers by Mrs. Mercer of Lyons. V. A. liobson followed with an address to the lodge on "Fraternal Spirit." Scio was selected as the ut meeting place for the convention and tho following officers we-:e elected for the ensuing year: M 3. Leon Hay of Scio, chairman; Mm. McClaiu of Mill City, chairman; and Ms. Lottennieier of S:io. secre tary . -FRUITLAND Fruitlar.d, Or., Oct. 2S. The Fruitiand Community club h:d Its meeting on October 23 with a good turn out of members and spectators. The program was giv en by Moore's Music House an 1 was enjoyed by all. The anuounie meuts relative to this club will lo' low iu later dates. A. H. Hammer and eon, Marvin, are contempaltiug a vacation io Newport the last of this week. A new resi'lent in Fruitiand 'fc A. Kufner. Somo of the students attending tho Salem schools were vaccinated for smallpox, among them being, Lloyd and Esther Girod. The Fruitiand road in Its new form Is even better to travol -than tho old road was. Profetoor H. F. Durham has finished gatheving his apple crop on his tor m in this district. H . E. tOvaua' new home la Hear ing completion. Mr. Evan is drilling a well on tho Max Probe farm in Fruitiand. Mr. Forgard hue the Probe farm houso rented. Mrs. Forgard is the principal at Fruitiand public school this year. Mrs. H. E. Evans has relalivos California visiting nt her home. The Hev. Guy Stover will preach at Fruitiand church next Sunday moriling. Halo Cade was a business visitor in Salem, Monday. Jacob Gerig aud family were Sa lem visitors Monday. SILVEKT0N Sllverton, Or.. Oct. 23. (Spe cial.) Tho Luther League at Bt. John's church held a very Inter esting meeting Sunday evening at the church auditorium. "Hymns of Trust was tho topic of discus sion. Miss Hannah Olsen led In this discussion iu a very able man ner. In accompaniment with th? discussion A. O. Nelson sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought," an1 Gordon McCall sang, "The Cross of Jesus." Mr. Nelson also gave an interesting talk on "The Powar ol The constant curling and waving demanded by modern stylo in hair dress, slowly burns the color, lus t ro nn d ve ry life from t he hair, leaving it dry, faded, brittle, streak ed with pray; then the hair roots Mlirnk and the hair falls out fast. A b cent bottle of refreshing, fragrant "Dnnderine" will do won der for any girl's hair. This vital ising beauty tonic acta on the hair like feah showers of rain and sun shine net on vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates, nourishes nnd strengthens them, helping the hair to grow thick, healthy nnd luxuriant. Try this for one weekl While combing and dressing your hair, moisten your hair brush with a little "Dnnderine" and brush It through your hnlr the effect is startling! Your hair Immediately tnkes on new lire and that healthy, youthful lustre, becomes incomnar ably snft, wavy nnd appears twice; Jxair ( How to Keep it Thick) r Healthy, Vigorous j thicK and abundant. Adv. i Song." A largo audience attend ed tho evening's meeting. Miss Thea Jensen, who has been spending a week's vacation out oi town returned Monday night. Miss Jensen Is a nuroo. Fred David of Portland was f-i Sllverton Monday on business In terests. Mr. David Is the Inspector Quick relief from pain. Prevent shoe pressure. mSchcU's Put one on th pain li u ot thu Portland Electric PotV'.-r company. A. O. Nelson, attorney, was at Aurora, Saturday, on legal buti- Sure Relief 25 end 75t Packages Everwhere FOR INDIGESTION PELL-AIS Winter or Summer Quifli starting Uniform power More miles to the (jalloru ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Ssphus Starr of Salem stopped at Silverton for a time Tuesday lo HELP FOR NERVOUS WOMEN It haa often been said that only a woman can understand what nervous women endure. Most cases of nervousness, sleepless ness, mental depression, head acres, backache, freting and wor rying have their origin in Borne feminine ailment that will readi ly yield to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It Is a elm pie remedy made from roots and herbs, which for over forty years has been restoring women ot Am erica to health and strength. Merit alone could have stood such a test. Adv. rail on hi parents. Mr. Starr was. on his way to Uoisc, Idaho, where he goes ou bushiest?. FOR BURNING ECZEMA Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic Liquid Easy to Use When applied as directed Zi mo effectively removes Eczema, quickly stops Itching, and heals tikin troubles, also Sores, Burns, Wounds aud Chafing. It pene trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable aud Inex pensive, antiseptic liquid, that Is especially adapted for daytime use because It does not show. Zemo Ointment la recommended for use at night, Adv. Instant Relief From Bunions -Soft Coras No sensible person will continue to suffer from those intense, auoiiizing, throbbing bunion pains whim the new powerful penetrat ing yet harmless antiseptic lmur uld Oil can readily bo obtained at any well stocked drug store. Apply a few drops over Iho In flamed swollen Joint and see how .speedily tho pain disappears. A few more applications and the swollen Joint is reduced to nor mal. So marvelously powerful la Em erald Oil that soft corns seem to shrivel right up and drop off. All druggists guaranteo It and are dispensing It to many foot suf ferers. Adv.