Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 29, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON ,-tIURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925 News From the Richest and Best Part of the Stale oints By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents PAGE TWO from Nearby Valley P '15 ASSESSORS ARE AL NEETATDALLAS Dallas, Or., Oct. 29. Dallas will be host Tuesday, November 3, to the county assessors' association of Oregon nt their annual session, no cordius to announcement of Fred J. Holinun, Polk county assc&or. Tho meeting fullowa the annual conference of the nsnensors with the state tax commission which takes pl'ice in Salem, Monday. Jt 1b expected that 35 of the assessors will be present. Tho visitors will be guests of tho Dallas chamber of commerce at a luncheon at tho Gail hotel at noon mid will maho n tour of the industrial distr'ct following iho luncheon. Speakers at the nepsion will In clude C. L. Sta:-r attorney of tho Cobbs-Mitchell Lumber company ; C. C. Chapman, editor ot the Ore gon Voiur; George h. Gorllnisor, general superintendent of tho Wil lamette Valley Lumber company, and 13. J. 1 limes, civil engineer. Hiram U. Welch of MultnoniLh county is president of the associa tion and (J. L. Tnllman of Hen ton county is secretory. The sessions are usually held in Portland but last winter the association accept ed Mr. Holmar.'s Invitation to com 3 to Dallas. Tho meeting in Salem Is the ous nt which Governor Pierce has na il m need" his intention of laying (Low a tho iaw to the assessors. GEUVAIS ' Ccrvnls, Or., Oct. 28. While Desire Can ward was helping h'e eon, Frank, haul hay Saturdr.y nftornoon he was thrown off ih load. Mr. Cannard was rushed to a Salem hospital, where it atls found that he had fractured his limb In three places. A. DcJardin and family motored to Salem, Sunday afternoon. KcKInloy Mitchell of Portland was n business vllior in town one day tho past wjek. Mrs. Zeno Schwab and child roa Zona and Carl, was over-nisht visitors Saturday at tho homo ot her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harper. Miss Florence liowley, who has been visiting for several days at the home ol her brother in ssi. Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bowley, returned home .''ridny evening. Kcuben Cutsforth, who Is work ing near Oregon City for the S. P. company, spent the week-end at homo visiting with his wife and child reu, Miss Amy Harding, accom panied by Mrs. C. A. Sawyer, took a trip up in Polk ocunly Monday. Air, and Mrs. John Jolderek of Salem spent the week-end at ilu homo ot Mrs. Jelderelt's pare:ui), Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Marshall. Leslie Goby T'aa visiting with hiri family Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and airs. Dick Dowley vt St. Johns, accompanied by lhTm.v.i Schroder were Sunday guests ! tho liowley home. t Mr. und Mrs. C. Aborn of t. Angeles have been house sucj'h of Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth ana family for a few days, returning home Monday. Tho WariHwo.-'.li'i and Osbonis were formerly fron Oklahoma and wcro old frieadJ there. They hadn't met for six years. Misses Sophia and Minnie Nib lor are spending a few days in Portland this week visiting wkh friends and attending to busline Mrs. J. S. Il;:rper and euna, went up to Portland, Sunday, ;o hear Hilly Sunday preach. The Gervais high school football team defeated that of Cnnby l.iit Friday afternoon. Tho score who 21 t( 3. A largo nunibnr ot ine Gervala high school woro thero to yell (or their team. Mr. and Mrs. Glydo Halters'iy nn-1 daughter, Muriel, of lorlU'i.l ppeut the week-end. at tho home of Mrs. Hattersby s mother, Mrs. x'U Mrs B. J. Harding and MUs Amv ifnrdinz had as theii dlnn.r gueslB Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gail La-isden and Mrs. u. x. nuemoyiu and son, Robert, o! Woodburu a.id Mw. G. S. White and Mrs. GriGcn of Portland. Mi.;s Wilson, Miss Uliss und M'js i'inlwlon were tho only ones rt inainiinr, besides the house mo'.ir, Mrs. R.tudall. Mr. and Mrs. J W. Neemith of Salem havo sold their property there to Judge Burnett and expect to move by the firm of November. Their plana as vet are indefinite, but nfler a visit hero with their daughter. Mrs. Dlaiue Southwick, they may go back to Portland, their former place ot residence. C. M. Johnson of Salem Is e.stab- Hohlng a piano tuning circuit through here, going in all lour directions. Mr. und Mrs. George Fuller nr.' enjoying the pleasures of owning ouo of the new Ford coupes. John Covello of Polk station s but-y here this week with his wood saw. Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis have accepted a posit ioti with K!m?r Kent on the fox farm north uf town. Louise Batey, accompanied by a fehow nurse, vieltrd at the ho.ne of Mr. and Mrs. Ulaine Southwlok recently. Roth ladies are residents of Salem, but at present are nuit: iug nt the Dallas hosjti ; ai. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wait are ex-pe-iting their daughter, Mrs. George White, and baby tin la a, of this week to stay for an indefi nite length of tlmo. EICKK 111 A LL Itlclcvoall, Or., Oct. 2S. Ml: Le mo UiiiKor, o( the pliyak'iil t"ln cation ili'imrtim'iit, anil Mi llfltlla Wtlsiin, Bi'lioiil iiurua ot 111'' Oregon Normal (school, Hpolll oao nfn-riiunn at the school hero, iliis Bal'Bcr gave i'.isk-:il cilncaliJ'i work In each ot the three cli'iia.'f mnUl of tho nrailcfl, while Mi-is ."WHium examined the chililren ac coicIIiie to the new e.tato law. Mr. nuJ ills. Charley Wli.r.?..' havo roturncil troni MursMiclcl ami ient one ninht with M.S. Vhaley'8 sister, Mr.-i. Holt Crow ley, before Eoliu: on to Tlllanui ill, vhcro Mr. Whitley liaa work. A jiroram la bolus preimreil it Bcliool this week to he Riven by the student teachers and comnriu ity Friday evcnlnc ut the ochool bonne. Mrs. n. F. Southwick and M.S. Forrest Pence wrro shojiliers In Dallas yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur nnd wn. Oliver, nnd Mrs. HaKdalo vlsllcl In Mill City recently. Until l(eniiel, of near Fir Villa, htw coma to llvi with Mrs. 1'. S. Burch for a while. Connnittees nro busily nt work muking final preparations for the Sunday school convention on No vember 1. The sneaker has not been definitely announced, bat any one of the number suggee'ed would make It worth one's w'alle to come to hear, bieldes the sprea! planned for the noon-day meal. 'i ne Muaent noiwo was leu n SIDNEY-TALBOT Sidney, Oct. 20 Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Uolknnp had as their guests, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Belk nap of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs, Marian Belknap and family of Jefferson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Tingelslnd and Mrs. II. H. Hampton were Sa lem visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. DIckLson of Sherwood spent Saturday and Sun day nt the homo ot their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. C. F. Meier. Lloyd Marlatt attended the foot ball game In Albany Saturday. Harlan Belknap who la engaged in logging near Monroe spent the week end nt home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Cooley and Mr. and Mra. D. U. Simpson of Sa 1cm, spent Monday at the II. W. Cooley farm. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Meier were transacting business In Salem Sat urday. Mr. and Mr, Arthur Johnson of Albany were guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hampton over tho week end. Miss Gladys Mooro and Miss Grace Harding of Corvallis spent Saturday and Sundny visiting at the home of Miss Unrding'a sis ter, Mrs. E. J. Freeman. Both Miss Mooro and Miss Hnrdlng are teaeli era in the Corvallis schools. II. II. Hampton Is spending a few days at the homo of his brother, Joo Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meier wero Sunday guests nt tho homo of Air. and Mrs. G. H. Marlatt. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Cooley re turned Monday evening from a trip to Myrtle Point, Oregon, whoro they visited their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooley. They also .spent one day nt Mamtifield. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Belknap to Jefferson visitors Thursday. D. K. Turnhtgo made a business Ir.p to Orchards, Wafh., Friday. Clarence Kays nnd family of Sa lem spent Sunday with Mrs. II. K. Wells. I Mrs. Kugene Finlay nr.d brother,! Mpivi-llyn Morkln, visited relatlVenj and friends in Corvallis over the week-end. Charles Murphy of Portland spent Saturday and Sunday afi the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Mar latt. James Harlan has been disabled this week with a very sore hand, he has been receiving medical atten tion In Albany and seems much improved. MrH. Warren Cooley ppont Thurs day afternoon In Jefferson. D. 10. TurnidKO was an Albany visitor Monday, George Berry uf Corvallis was a week end visitor at the II. W. Coo ley home. J. M. Ca lava u a n d son, Clair, drove to Sclo Monday and spent tho day hunting pheasants. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Myers have installed a new radio nt their home in Talliot. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Needham of Kalrview spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I). 10. i:ilnton. Miss Ethel Mavis sprnt tho weeU end In Jefferson, Fred Nichols and Autust Crock er roerntly returned from a hunt ing and fishing trip through tho mountains around Alsea. They wero fortunate enough to bag the second largest doer killiv in the enunty Ibis season, It weighed two hundred and fifteen pounds. They uteo had unusually good ItuMc In fishing, nnd brought home some nicp .v;ilmon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myerj drove !o Albany Sunday. Mrs. (I. II. M;irl.ttt was a rati nes' visitor In Jefferson Tuesday. Mls Verna Cooley of Jefferson and Mrs. Cora ltoe of Salem were week-end vbdtnra nt tho homo of their parent, Mr, and Mrs. II. V. Cooley. Miss Cooley Ut a teacher in (he JclfeiPon school. Mr. nnd Mrs. 1. E. Blinston were chopping in Jefferson Siturday. Tho home of Mr. and Mis. (. It. Marlatt was tho seeno of one of the first gatherings of tho year, Saturday night, when the members of the Ankeny Welfare club enter tnlned their hiwhands and families at nn old fashioned party. Tho ovening was spent in tho playing of games, somo of which woro un usually interesting. At a late hour a delicious supper was served, con slstinff of roast chicken, dressing, potatoes, salnil, pickles, coffeo, Ice cream nnd wafers. This party Is n nnntinl event and Is given each year upon the nnnlvertnry of the club. Those present Saturday evening wore Mr, and Mrs. a. M. Belknap. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. Farr, Mr. nnd Mn. K. H. Fnrr, Mr. nnd Mr. E. J. Frermnn, Mr, nnd Mra. C. O. Whltomnn, Mr. nnd Mrs. CI. II. Gladys Muore, Miss Grace Hord ing, Miss Louise Italic, Mias Vir ginia Belknap, Miss Janis Meier, Louis Witter, Gcurgo liallo, Max Myers, Lloyd Marlatt and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. G. JI. Marlatt. Charles Meier was a Salem visit or Saturday. SILVEKTON Silverton, Oct. 28 I. D. Wordon and Dr. Carl Wilson returned Mon day from a hunting trip to south ern Oregon. Silverton school children had nn opportunity to view "The Lost World" at tho Gem theater Wed nesday afternoon when a special show was run for their benefit. Air. and Mra. E. W. Carver re turned Tuesday from a two weko's vacation spent at Devil's lake. Mrs. Anna K. Jensen was hostess at a little afternoon party Wednes day at her homo on Brush Creek road. The women spent the nftor noon in making rpilits for charit able purposes. Lunch was serv ed at four o'clock. Mrs. Jenson was assisted in serving by her daughter, Miss Alice Jensen. Guests were Mrs. 10, Thompson, Mrs. Mortcnson, Mrs. M. J. Mad sen, Mrs. O. S. Ilauge, Mrs. Chris tine Hansen, Mrs, Lars Hanson, Mrs. C. I. Benson, Mrs. O. L. Hat teberg and Mrs. N. O. flail. Mrs. A. D. Lcgard, Mrs. Chrlfitlne Jncobsen and Mrs. Josephino Jac- obsen are visiting at Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. IT. F. Stango mov ed from Silverton to Yakima, Wush ington this week. much enjoyed, followed by an In vitation to the dining room, where a banquet was served, after a late hour the visitors departed for their homes. Tho.se enjoying the good - time woro Mr. and Mrs. E. P. IJrwon, Mr. and Mrs. I, C. Mcrhling, Mr. and Airs. E. O. Barnter, n"d Mrs. It. Criswoll, Mesdamos M. Pugh, F. E. iniggs, A. G. Adams, Dick Van Hen Bosch, G. D. Treat, U. L. Griswald, E. B. Watt. ly varint last week-end with the departure of crltlce and student Tharp. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Myers, teachers for their various nonius. Mr. una air, u. v. Aieier, PALLS OJTY Falls City, Out. 23 There was a very good attendance at the Parent Teacher association meeting Mon day. The soup committee reported that they would bo ready to servo soup in tho grade school next Mon day, November 2. The membership committee reported and tho ladles won the contest by an almost double amount of members and the gentlemen will serve a royal ban quet at tho next regular meeting on November 30. Meeting adjtAirn cd and a good program was given beginning with a song service led by Mrs. Robt. L. Grlswold, a paper on tho undernourished child, In which she said in her primary do partment about one third were suffering from malnutrition and suggested thnt the children drink at least one pint of milk per day, Mrs. Watt gave a very good lec ture as to the cooperation of the parent with teacher, followed by Mrs. Hatch to what the school ex pects of tlie parent after which the members went to the domestic science room where pumpkin plo and coffeo was served. Mrs. S. E. Robinson left Monday for Oregon City where she will visit with her sister for a month then going on to Jennings Lodge where she will spend another month with her nephew Hammer Tllmon. Tho missionary society of the Christian church will meet in the church parlor Friday afternoon nt p. m. Mr. and Mrs. John Chappell nnd Miss Eva Chappell were Salem shoppers Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lulu Remington of Dallas spent Monday visiting with her cousin, Mrs. M. W. Black. Benny, age three months, the In-i fnnt son of Mfr nnd Mrs. Arthurl Arrnnee died Monday evening fol lowing nn Illness of two hours with I itcuto pneumonia. The funeral ser vices wcro hold in tho family rcsi-1 denco and were conducted by Rev. II. H. Mills nnd the burial wan In the Falls City cemetery. Lewis Fox had the misfortune to have two fingers badly cut while working a Willamelte camp, Tues day. One finger was entirely sev ered and he may lose tho other. ' Mn, and .Mrs. II. R. Lowo and M and Mrs. Maddock from Maple ton visited Monday with Mr. Lowe's sister, Mrs. George Lowe, while on their way to Walla "Walla. James Boozer of La Grande is hero visiting his brother, John Boozer and family. Mr. and Mrs, F. M. Fleming of Lafayette visited Sunday nnd Mon day Ht the John Boozer homo. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Finn and Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude See visited relatives near Eugene Saturday eve niug and Sunday. Ira Mount and son Elwood spent Saturday and Sunday at his farm near Salem. Khododendrom chapter O. E. S ir2 visited Sheridan chapter Tues day ovening on their regular com munication after tho closing of chapters. A very fine musical pro gram was given which was very MONITOR Monitor, Oct. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Lafo Manning from Grcsham visit ed Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tyler Sun day evening and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Lulthlo and son Raymond visited Sunday in Portland with Airs. Lulthle'a par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Lylo, Clifford Dlmick had tho mis fortune to break a bono In his right hand In a football ganio ut school lust week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brennan and family moved to Salem the first of tho week. Mr. and Mrs. Hopper and Mrs. DeSpaln and family have moved onto the farm vacated by .Mr. Brennan. Jack McXeal o Oregon City was In Monitor Saturday between trains visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Ruth C.irmlchael and uncle, C, V, Carmiehaol and family. C. W. Conyno returned Sunday from Seubey, Montana. He was ac companied back by Wm. Battleson who will spend tho winter here with his son, Ben, nnd family. Mr. and Mra. Frank Illalr enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young of Marquam at Sunday dinner. Mr. and Sirs. Taylor Huston of Oregon City were in Monitor Mon day. Mrs. Huston reports her mother, Mrs. Gil I Is so far recover ed from her operation as to bo able to b eremoved to her home in Oregon City last Sunday. Little Robert White, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. AVhitc, underwent an operation for tonsils and ade noids last Friday at a Portland hospital, returning home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Luithle have installed a fine new Radiola X. Mrs. R. S. Williamson of Nam pa, Idaho, Mrs. S. E. Burch of Sa lem and Mr, and Mrs. I. M. Lozior and son Walter of Cora, Wyoming, visited last week with Mrs. Ruth Mick, Mrs. Williamson nnd Mrs. Lozler nro sisters of Mrs. Mick. Mra. G. G. White and children Eunice and Junior, Mrs. Joe Ross, Rex Ross and Ralph Hulander mot ored to Eugene Sunday'and spent tho day with Mioses Ruth and Ss thcr White. Carmen Henry has accepted a position in the Mt. Angel creamery. Elmer Grimm was home from tho University of Oregon for the week end. Mrs. J. A. VanCleave spent Tues day in Molalla with her sister, Mrs. , T. O. Rfdings. Gergcant Harold Robinson of Bremerton, Washington, la a guest at the I. C. Berg home. Dave Swanson Is getting the ma terial on tho ground for n now gar age Just cast of tho pool hall. The clerk has just completed the census in the Monitor school dis trict. Tho census report was: boys ; 46, girls &0, totn) HO. L. D. Lemon was a Portland vis itor Wednesday. IF.??tr! n.t v-wttj tin Mi If K,kt 4 Dull BLONDE Hair .Given Golden Sparkle with wonderful new Swedish ' lite-hair shampoo If you want your blonde hair to look soft, fluffy, (nil of liRlit nnd beauty, just shnmpoo it with Itlomlex and you can say goodbye to ! all the streaks and dullness. You can bring j out all the natural beauty and lustre of your ' hair this new way. IHondex-will do it. Just i shampoo your hair once or twice with this I marvelous new discovery and you'll be con vinccd that it is the only thins thnt will help your hair, lilomlcx U not a aye nor is it in- j furious in any way. It is just n shampoo nindi! esnecinllv for blondes and linhi-hnirnH I Ecople. Wonderful for children's hair. Money nek if not udiuhtcd, For sale at oil dealers, such 831 MOTHER! Child's Harmless Laxative is "California Fig Syrup" 11. J. IVy Drill.- : V. Knii! A. hchiU'f Mrc, Cnnvii 1.11 u;," .-. .1. t Por Cnpltal Hi'us BLONDEX Te Blonde HairSJuxmpoo T '.t (l Kven constipated, bilious, fever ish, or sick, colic b.itiles nnd chil dren love to take genuine "Cali fornia Klg Syrup." No other lnxa tlve regulates the tendor little bow el go nicely. It sweetens the stom nch and starts the liver nnd bow els without ajriplnfr. Contains no narcotics or soothing syrups Say "California" to your druggist nnd avoid counterfeits. Inflist upon genuine "California Fie Svruu" Muis which contains directions. Adv. One Day Mat. and Eve. Nov. 5 PanecNicliol5 JRECORD breaking COMEDX i i x v a ;ruii - r wty vim KV.1. J iMl Mail Orders Now Iloxeg, lower floor and firsts three rows balcony $2.00; E Balance of Balcony $1.50. (Jallery Srtc plus I0rf, as. f ggggnwicaesiHiMr i 1 i Arrvr NEW DRESSES ARRIVE AND GO Frocks that will make the season a brilliant one. These new frocks present all that is new and . unusually attrac tive. Types that can be worn upon varying occasions with equal chic. Straight frocks or delightful 'flutt ering ones. Frocks for daytime, street wear or evening. Frocks with the latest ideas of flare and movement. In crepe satin, faille, tretone, canton, twilline and char meen. You are cordially invited to attend this special showing to morrow and Saturday. 1 mi IP I III (7J M (it , nlith Fashion's Best, At Lowest Prices 1 I Cood Goods C J Salem's Leading Department Store .Vnl 0i 'X.