Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 30, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1925 PA(JE' TWO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents From the Richest and Best Part of the State COUNTIES AGREE Dallas, Or., Oct. 30. The mat ter of a aatisfoclory connection between the Polk and Benton coua ty market road projecto to com plete the Kings valley cutoff route to Newport was discussed Tuesd ty at a joint session of the 13 en ton and Polk county courts at Dallas. The Benton county represent a- tlvea agreed that it was acceptable to them for Polk county to con tinue Us market road up the west side of tho railroad tracks from tin llftner creek bridge, eliminating two railroad crosKings as surveyed by iCounty Engineer Howo. It will ha necessary (or Beaton coun ty to undfcrtnKo sumo new con struction to connect with this roato at the coanty lino, hat not great deal. Polk county has about one mile of construction from the. HI'.uw crcdli brlil go to the county line and plans to cumplcte that next sr.mmer. Benton county has built several miles of highway on mar ket road specifications from the connection of the Corvnllis-New port) highway toward Kings valley and can probably complete the pro jeet iwxt.numin?r. Judge Victor P. Moses, Commit s ion c i'g A. W. Hawley and R. C Von Lehc and Engineer Galloway made up the Benton county flel gation. HALLS FKRHY . Halls Ferry, Oct. 2DA nifmlrer of tho school pupils confined at homo on nccount of chicken-pox Bernlco Colby of Liberty Hpent n few dnya visiting nt the Sherman Brown home Inst week. C. D. Quarry haA harvested his bumper sunflower crop and also his squashes. Perry Shrum's daughter Is mak ing her' homo with her father. ' Mre, Rlla Kullerton of Atsea ancfl daughter Mrs. Floyd Roblnnftn of Independence spent Wednesday of last week nt tho home of; Mrs-. pul- lertonr8 brother, B. F. Townsenfl. J. B. Cum min ,rfl has been 1m proving tha henutiful weather in getting his wood out of th wods. If It had of rained early he- would of had several hnndred cords in the woods hut as it b he has It all out. 13. F. Townsend has Uiken the contract of getting outsovetal hun dred trellis poles for tljo J. J. Uob- erts hop yard. W. A. Shcllon has purchased tourinir car. Mrs. C. W. Schwab attended the O, T. Club Thursday at tho home of Mrs. II. B. Carpenter. Miss Covalt, county health nurse was here the fore-part of the week looKiag into mo smallpox scare which proved to he only the chick enpox. Mrs. L. M. Lnukford has gone to her place at Taft tor a few weeks before tho winter rains set In to close up the houso for the- winter. Will la Baumgardner has been quito flick but Is able to be up and around again. Arthur Kays is hauling trellis poles for tho J. J. rtobertu Hop Co. Mr. and Mrs. Baumgariner and children of Washington, spent a few days at tho home of tils broth er, W. Baumgartner, ST. PAUL St. Paul, Oct. 20 Mi'fl. licrt Poll and returned Sunday after a wcelc'a visit with relatives in Portland. . Mrs. Bert Junes Is hero vKiitlng with her parents the Pol land fam ily. Mr. and Mr. W. J. llallerts- from Portland wore hero Tuesday on business. Among thaso who went to Port land last Saturday to tho Oregon Califoniia football game wore Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davidson, Mr. and Mm. Claud Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Carl SntUh, Mr. and Mrs. Urbin Klsll, Mr. nnd Mia. O. Connor, Miss Hazel Kirk, II, V, Colmau and John McJIUlp. Tho members of tho IX, S. O F. court meet with Mrs. John McKay last Thursday. Tho next meeting will bo nt tho home of Mrs. F. H. Column. Next Saturday nhfht the ladle of tho Altar society mart, a ser ies of card parlies, a door rzo will bo given each overling. Como and help tho good cause. Mr. and Mrs, Dave Jucluon ar rived last Sunday from California.1 Thoy aro Jimt nt-wlyweda and wilt' visit with relatives a few week. Mrs. Horn, mother of Mrs. Thus.! "Welch nrrlvcd l:wt Friday from California and will spend the win ter with her daughter here. Tho gara go of Peter Betiard's burned on Tuesday afternoon. Kv ery effort was mado to save all they couhf. Two cars could not bo taken out, one nn old one belong ing to Pete, tho other was J. Back's Studebaker, which was broutjht in for repairs that day, name was in sured, while Mr. Hnrnard had no Insurance on his building. The Newberg fire engine responded In due time nnd saved the store of I. L. Vando Wtrlo only thlry feet away. Borrow From Us and repay principal and Inter est In small monthly Install, ments. $20.70 each month for 64 months, or SIS. 03 each month for 1Z month, or $15 10 eadh month for 84 months, or $14.66 tach month (or 98 months repays a loan of $1,000 aad Interest. ANDERSON ft RUPERT. 406 Orceon Bide. LIBERTY Liberty, Or.. Oct. 29. Mr. and 'Mrs. Huh jjlurphy of Falls City wove- suosU of Mrs. McMurphv's paren'.a, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Doi- man. last Suudav. Miss KUzabeth Schmidt ot Mar ion spent Sunday at the homo of her aunt, Mrs. K. Schmidt. Dr. Cru there, Knuto Anderson Mesdames K. D. Gibson, P. X'ear aon, Ed. Wes ten house and George Boraoff voro visitor's at school lajt Friday. Dr. Cruthers attended the Friday morning program, wkic-h was given by Dorothy Coffey and behind Scott. Mr. and Mrs Leslie Judd and children of Hon kins were visiting relatives In this district. While here Mr. Judd had the misfortune ot breaking his wrist while crank iug bJa car. Dr: and Mra. Arthur Vincent oi d Mr. and Mrs. Chester Vincent of Tigard wore visitors of W. W Westeuhouso, Sunday. The Vln conts aro brothers of Mrs. Wostci- bouso. Mrs, Beulah Barnes was a Dal ian v tailor Fxiday evening. Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Tablor spout Monday at Tualitan, near Pa1 land. itemomber the community ba- inar at Liberty hall November 17 Mr. and Mre. C. H. Stevenua nurored to Pacific Csty, wnere they spent the week-end fishing The autumn social given Lir.. Friday night by the Sunday school was the mots enjoyable function given here foe some- time. F. H. Miller v. HI Boon leave our omm inlty as he will move to Sa le in. ; Mr. and Mrs. Gossen went to Portland, Monday P. L. Pearson left for Ford U ash., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Fox and daughter, Lela, recently vial :ed Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nelson, former Liberty residents who now live on tlie SilverLon road. Friday evening the young poi Die's class of the South Saiem Friends church had a Hallowe'en social nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wright. Mrs. Ida Hoffman of Waterloo, ttwn, has arrived to be with hn father, O. E. Shepartl, who la fieri-qus-ly 111. Mitts Bernlce Colby has gona to Astoria on a visit. . William nnd Joseph Schotthoo- fer are now both in Chlcng), Vhero they have employment. The cooking club, under the dt reotlon of Mrs Henry Gilbert, will have nn exhibit at the bazaar to he held here November 17. Mrs. Anna Robbiiis will spend tho winter with her daughter at Tillamook. ROSED ALE Rosedale, Or., Oct. 28. Tas psirent-tencher association held u short meeting and social at til 9 school house Fr'day evening. iiir. and Mrs. One Fowler hav Welcomed a new daughter to tin. home. All concerned doing nhe- Aliases Helen and Laura Cam hiaux attended the wedding of HOme school friends in Portland, Thursday evening. Mrs. Cammack's Sunday schj.il class held a social with a bonfire and wienio roast at her home Su- urday afternoon. Mr. Way returned Wcduesdiy irom a hunting trip near Yoncotta, He eucqseded in getting two deer hlmer luojo ia working near Al bany. Mre. Teter Is n-uite ill at tor borne. SEEK DAMAGES FOR MILL ATTACHMENT Dallas, Or.. Oct; 30. Sheriff J Ht. Hooker, tho Marion Auto com- Iiany, Atto Teal, M. D. Hnmmol, Henry Keenoy, Lcstor Kceney ill Af B. Brown are named defend ants in a suit filed Wednesday by Ira II. Sullivan, and Thomas ,1. Sullivan who seek to recover 1 5 1 5 . tl -1 claimed to be due for tim ber and $200.50 damages on a sawmill proposition operated by Brow ik The suit ia the result of attachment proceedings brought against the mill several months ago by tlie Marion Auto company The defendants in tho suit wito iuvolvrd in a romcwhat simil u Jilit omnng tliemsclves in n cise tried in Marion county Monday, li aCoae out of the same attachment. It's n good plan to hope for the host, but it's a better plan to wort for it. Assorted nnd all lilnck 2 lbs. fur 30c For Saturday Only Limit two lbs. to a customer Only nt Schaefer's Drug Store Yellow Front Phone 197 135 N. Commercial St. The Tenslar Stor Jelly FOR NEXT YEAR SAME AS 1925 Dallas, Or., Oct. 30. Tho 19J budget for the city of Dallas, i. prepared by the budget committee, is approximately the same as 1U calling for the raising of $21,900 by taxation as compared wlta J24.77U in 1925. Monday, Nj- vembcr 23, has been set as the date fur a public hearing wns.i any taxpayers interested may meet with the levying board to b heard for or against the appropri ations listed. Tho special committee of the council which prepared the budg3 for Bubmieaion to tho budget com mlttco had to do some very cloji figuring as estimated rocoipts are $1000 less than last yoar aud in oreaso-j In somo departments were imperative. The change made It tho stato lav regarding the divi siun of road tax money between county and city caused the drop in estimated receipts. The fund fur outstanding war rants was cut $1000 from last year's figure, leaving $500. The amount apportioned fur various street purposes was reduced $1170 from the $1925 figure while $50 was taken from the sewer appro priation and $100 from the par; board. It was fouud neeessa.'y ton include an item of $1200 in this year's budget to take care of purchase of laud on which aeee&j- ments beocme utlinquent. An in crease of ?300 was included tor tho city auditor in conformanc with a recent ordinance passed by Lao council. SCOTTS MILLS ' 3cotts Mills, Or.. Oct. 20. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kent spent a icv days the first of the week visit ing relatives and friends In Port land. Laurabelle Smith spent the woek-end with Mrs. Ougval Jidlaud at Lima Mills Aletha Allen, who is attending school in Portland, spent the wee e- eiul here with homo folks. Mr. and Mrs. William Tcrigstad visited at the J. M. Shilts home Sunday. Mis j Lulu Dale, .who tend; school in Silverton, spout Sundry here visiting relatives and friend?. Mr. and Mrs. U. J5. Hilton an I baby Donald spant Sunday visit ing F. A . Hilton and family at tho ranch on Jolo creek. H. A. Blockers and family were Silverton visitors Saturday eveu- ing. Kverott Shilts of Salem spent Sundav here visiting his parents, Mr. nnd Mra. J. M. Shilts, Wo are glad tJ report that Pro fessor Moses was able to res true liis school work Monday mornin.T, after bein absent two weeks on account of iUncM. Several from here attended the community club mooting at Mt Anel last Thursday night. u. H. Gidley inado n business trip to Salem, Monday. The' ma Shilts was u Silverton visitor Saturday evening. Mrs. W. K. Allen called on Mn. II. A. Blockers, Friday afternoon. JEPFEKSON Jefferson. Or., Oct. 29. Mrs. S. It. Tandy spent tho week-end at the homo of their daughter, Mrs. Marvin A. Hutchings in Portland. Mrs. James Mi-Ore-dy. who Las been visiting her mothor, Mrs. W. B. Richardson, left Monday to visit her sister in Portland hoforo returning to hor homo in J3dmon lon, Alberta, Canada. It. L. Welch returned homo r ontly from Kkamokawa, Wash. Mr. ami Mrs. Charles E. Joa-:e pent the week-end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ted It. Jones a'- Ivelso, Wash. Mr. and Mm. J. W. Brnden of Buona Vista wore in Jefferson iho first ot tlie week. Mr. and M"rs. J. F. Schcdtler of Wolf Creek spent n few days vialt- r: Mr. ond Mrs C. S. Emery. Mrs. G. II. Tharp of TalbU chopped in Jefferson, Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Fred Feller, Mr. una Mrs. Louis Ashliman ant duughtor, Helen, of SaJem nnd Mrs. Laura Both of Portland ve iled Mrs. H. J. Wliedbee, Sunday. Mr. aud Mrs. II. W. Weddlo an l Buy a Fisk A Tire of Quality You owe it to your pock et book to get our prices on Balloons, High Pres sure nnd heavy duty. Hughes for Vulcanizing Salem Vulcanizing Works 474 Ferry. , Phone 3G4 daughter, Marjorie, spent Wednta day in Salem. Sterle Coin and daughter, Frances and Margaret Lavlr.g Goiu, C. V. Clodfelter and .ion, Mclvln, motorcd to Clovcrda'e, Surday, and brought Mrs. C. V. Coldfelter homo. She has bsin spending two weeks at Brooten springs. Mm. E. J. Whedbee and Co:al dine Jones spent Saturday in S'i 1cm. I! Silverton. Oct. 30 (Special) The workers who are preparing for tho health clinic which will open here Tuesday of next week report that thoy aro meotlng with en thusiasm Jn .their Interview with tiie mothers. A committee is at work this week In securing the con sent of tlie mothers to have their children attend the clinic. With the except ioj of a very few all of tho mot he fa are more than glad to avail themselves of the opportun ity of securing -export advice free of charge. The work will begin at Silverton Tuesday. At this time all of the pupils In the North. Side school will be examined. On Wed nesday the examinations will be gin at the Eugene Field school Six days will be devoted to the work here. During this time it Is hoped that all of the children In the first fro the third grades, inclu sive, will be. examined. Another clinic will be held for the older grades after the .holiday. A number of mothers have expressed the wish that the committee, when tho school children aro completed, will carry the work Into tho homes and g'vea the babies the benefit of tho advice. Tho committee In charge of tills division of the health work at Sil verton Is composed of Miss Cath erine Woodard as chairman With Mrs. Frank Rahn and Mrs. J. H. McCuliougb as assistants. SANTA BARBARA AGAIN ROCKED BV EARTHQUAKE Santa Karbara. Cal., Oct. 30. (A. P.) This city experienced a sharp earthquake at 5:20 this morning, folowmtj a little jolt at 1:45 a- m. No damage was donv. Ventura, Cal., Oct. 30. A sharp earthquake shock of several aec onds duration was felt hero at 5:30 o'clock this morning. In Hard Lines "I could not work nt all and had to take to my bed with a high fever due to intestinal indiges tion, gaeea in my stomach and pain in my right side. I had spent my last cent for doctors and med icine, which gave me no relief, I was in despair. A lodge brother gave me a bottle of Mayr'e Won derful Remedy, and tho first dose relieved me. Thanks to this modi cine I am now In the best of health." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mumus from the intestin al tract and allays the intlamma tiun which causes practically all Htomach, liver and intestinal ail ments. Including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. J. C. Perry, D. J. Fry d druggists everywhere. Adv. fill WAIT FOR U ijiirtimctwt flcnae Arrives Sunday JOURNAL WANl ADS PAY SECOND STRING Chemawa, Oct. 30 Tomorrow afternoon the Chemawa Indians second team will meet the Wash ington high school, seconds of Port land on the Chemawa grounds. The Indians second team has a strong aggregation and are in hopes of taking the Portland team into camp. The Indians first team will not play this week as they are resting up for their game with tho Co lumbia university, of Portland, when they meet Novombor 7th, on the Columbia gridiron. The first team has had a strenuous sched ule so far this season with practi cally no vacation and are in need of a rest. Paul Keta and Coqullle Thomp son, two stars are out of the Ind ians first striirg at this time but they are In hopes of being- able to got Into the Columbia fray. Thomp son hurt his ankle in kicking prac tice Just before the game with the Salem hish school eleven. He also broke, his finger In the Salem game and has had trouble with it over since. Keta was injured In tho game with the Albany college team. - The locals have won all of their games so far this season, some of them against much heavier teams. Chemawa has defeated The Dalles IS to G; Sale in high school, 20 to 7; Albany college, 17 to 3; High School of Comonirce, 25 to 6, and Benson Tech, 12 to C. Tho locals aro working hard for their game with Columbia as they hopo to go through this season without a de feat. The game tomorrow will start at 2:30. Chemawa, Oct. 30 Chief George Bent, Reuben Saunders and Mr. James, of the Indian school left early yesterday morning for Spok- How to get rid of them. WHY ENVY a clear, lovahlo complexion? Why wish and hopo? It is within your reach! There is alwayB one quick and sure way to make your complexion frea from all eruptions, pimples, black heads , bolla and that impossible muddiness. That is by building up your red-blood-cells. S.S.S. will do It for you! Because S.S.S. does build rod-blood-cells, it cleanses tho system and makes those so called skin disorders impossible to exist. S.S.S. contains only pure vegetable medicinal Ingredient?. It is also a remarkable builder of firm flesh, which is nlso important to beauty. It will fill out your hol low cheeks, put the "ruby" of health in your chocks and the sparkle in your eyes. Since 1S2G S.S.S. haa beon beautifying com plexions and giving womim physi cal charm. This is why S.S.S. is accepted as the greatest of all blood cleansers and body builders. Begin taking S.S.S. today and give yourself what you have been look ing for, for years. S. S. S. I nM f .It druir Stores in two Thn larger sii-e is more economical. CCOhe Worlds Best ilood Medicine Pimples vj fk IBs Saturday Is the Last Day Great Majestic Range Demonstration Be sure and come in and see the Range in operation. There is only one Majestic, it is the world's superior range, "the Range with a reputation," and every owner is a booster. Remember you get FREE THIS WEEK the fine Copperware set or the Heavy Graniteware assort ment. This offer ends this week. We will take your old stove in trade and give you all it is worth. Come in and talk it over. 236 N. Commercial St. ane where they ulan on seeing the Haskell Indians football team play Gonzaga on Saturday. Mr. Bent and Saunders are both football players of former years. Reuben ijaupdors Is perhaps well known by jocal fans. Mr. Bent was a member of the famous Carlisle In dian team when It waf In Its prime. Several former Chemawa students were players on tho Uaa koll team last year. Marriage Licenses. Dallas, Or., Oct. 30. Only twJ marlrage licenses have been issued the past week in Polk county. These were to Guy W. Ross, 22, Kails City, and Iola Robinson, Is. EAS, IKES Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief I if von feci full, sick or uncom fortable after eating, here is harmless stomach relief "Pape's Diapepsin" settles the stomach and corrects digestion tho moment It reaches tho stomach. This Guaranteed stomach cor rective costs but a few cents at any drug store. Keep it handyt Adv. I -v I w No woman should be without at least one pair of -Flex-O-Rigid Oxfords and Pumps. For street and home wear this scientific footwear will give much rest and comfort. Flex-O-Rigid Shoos have a rigid arch support, which rests and strengthens the ball of the foot and positively prevents fallen arches. 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