SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1925
By Capital Journal's
Special Correspondents
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From the Richest ad M P KKUM lADI V JLl
(Best-Part of the State 1 & Y V O J- XX i, W jTSgSS .hau u u.
- ntannie oicom I her. I U1 ', " I Friday aueruuou i most iuuiuud w.
Phe Tadlcs' Aid society ot the DubU.lind.Th. Free State O'BrynM, luac....... .......
Mcinoust rh met n he If0e,"h,(nllnns ot -d other. ;
church and did a lot ot sewing ana I a y
rnJT-
V ,V TfeU
m une uuwwum- Mmvra
. .a . What we mean, by ."homelike Darg
funeral parlors" after a .v.
M 1 . S&'TSS ome- if KM
n lf ne" r,T that S3
1. ll our j.oii5.". r------ ... . n,, TijnJl
Ml . makes one feel instantly n kjlj
Ml Eyery provision has been EJ IfcXS
m made for the comfort and J
VrS : f thnsp. who K I irT-HI
AIIMCWII I U lj have need for our services in O
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INDEPENDENCE
AREA SUFFERS
SIORMDKE
Rickreall News
- ..iot iAtnl or the dnmage
caused b ytho recent toniado on
the 'Walker hop ranch near In
dopomlcnco are tola In the cur
rent Issue of tho Independence En-
i.i.u Iti.tv In nddl-
torpriHB winvi. . -
tlon six hop kllne being wrecked,
t.i t- niKirrtm wore literally
wuuiiio i" -
finiKm.md out. out of a strlnB of
1J ouch cabins, and how othor
damage was done at Independence.
Recounting details of tho damngo
dono In Tout county mo
priso says:
Six hop kilns at the W. II. wal
ker ranch, formerly Walker Bios.,
wmlnosdnv after
noon by a young tornado. The
storm, eastward bound, skirted
through the north part of Inde
pendence doing somo minor dam
age, and reacnou i
lury at tho Walker placo about a
mllo and a half northeast ot town,
tl first flattened 10 ot a string
-t. ni.in tnrn down a large
water tank, and then split. One
part swerved to tho north, caught
. ' . - ,. lnrirn buildings
tne nop kiuuj, . -- -
standing side by aids and separated
- irtvRwav. pushing
them off their foundations about
eight feet nnd left mem wim fil tered
sides nnd with a decided tilt.
Tho other part swung to the
north, Just skipping a largo barn
nnd picked up farming utonails
. Intn the field.
ana C....1..-.. -
Tho hop kilns were z y
Di.kr.nll. Or.. Nov. 14. Lockey
Cooper ot McCoy was a business
culler here mureuuj u.b"..
Tho nickreall orchestra win
play their tlrst engagemcat at
.t,.n.,tniitli LunigUt.
This comuiunry seems to have
been among tho tortunata ones to
t.ululnr nnd the hall
eacapu -
storm thla week, but received sut-
..i.t ,,ln(n 1 it. on II U IB LUO lai
urs who nuven k ura-
Paul Hlneir.an ot tho veane
..I-,., mar Dallas, was hero on
business Friday.
Falls Clly cullers hero this
week were Mr. and Mrs. O. Aur-laud.
Ed Hodges Is minus his goou
watch dos, having sent him to a
placo less beuet by automobiles
than Rickreall Is. .
Hairy Dcinpsey Is having dental
w:irk done lu Dallas.
Verno Fox, Irom near i!ir.iuo,
..llf, linre recently.
The new group o student teach
. u...... lunrit i.nro Thursday
are Miss Mullelt ot Ontario, Miss
u.,m,uli nl Portland. Miss Lam
bert ot Powers, Miss Smith of Cot
. a.1 i us Hiimt of Carlton
I?,5.. ,..i,'n f Borlne. Miss
iVIIHB jut. .
i,t.ni.nM nf nrtlrnirn Grove. Miss
Howell ot Monmouth, Mlsa Plerson
of llilsboro, Bliss ieeuy ui
,i ii,n liM.R Curtiss ani
uon um. ..." -. ....
lt,.li of Bandon. All ot tills num
. 1ia Tndinendence-Dallas
fr.nthnll EUIU In WniCn UlUluo
was dofeatod to the tune ot 6-0.
...... Aiiuar w.rt and Mrs. Boone
of Oak drove, called at tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest oic.iou..
dav.
The ladles announced the fact
Oak Grove Is also organising a
community sing, and wish the -aid
of the Rickreall mixea q'
on thel night ot organization.
John Burcn returneu w ...... v
In Lakeview Friday after being
hero for two weeks during tho 111
fl.nth of his father, Tom
Burch. Mrs. Burcns piano i"
. PDn.nln In Rickreall
In her home with a companion tor
.kiiih
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. w. uuor .
Dallas were guests of the family of
their son, George ruiier,
Mr. and Mrs. Qtls Walt ana
unnle Stenson wore Salem callers
I yesterday.
Orchestra practice was nem
i. . lha atndent house at the
Invitation of Oma Belle Emmons,
head critic
i r Ai&D am nnri a very en5oy
able meeting today at the home ot
bed.
her. ' . J
Dorothoy Hathaway wno
been quite 111 Is mucn impiovou
In health.
f. cvn.ti of Medford and Mrs.
. J wniiarii of Salem and son
Garlan wore dinner guests at iu
iy m ...w , . . -iirhltn recently.
Mrs. Will Hill. Several members "-' mh nnd Donald Warnke
were kept away on account, or urh convention at
sickness or Important work, t nose "-- ,h. k.
present were Mrs. WTO - n8 collago prayor meetings are
Hill, Mrs. J. J. ". , , interest, both In at-
Price.. Mrs. Jonn vbubu.., "'- -.,- nB .niniual way. The
Forrest Pence, Mrs. Ernest T" neld at tn hom, ot
w nnnrcn KUiicr. mm. i..- " . ... .
rv Dempsey anu. m ,
vlted guests wero Mrs. C. C. camp- oa,. Thomas vis
bell. Miss Bonner, Mis Emmons -
and Miss Donaldson. Mrs. camD' 'u' on wllIrod Thomas and lam
bell was taken into tne hie-"-- - - -. k
Hon. nakor. an old resident of
toouTtrwork rof thrcorn"- town ... . guest at the F
munitv bazaar, besides the sollc - . Mra
ting and the advertising commit- TnVdore Burns, were recent guests
tees. . . .. , , home oI Mrs. Burns gr..
During tne social - r- Mrs. Hunt.
program was l"toneo to. , ln our midst are Mrs
uuu r.aui. nnd Mrs. anermon
wiches and coffee.
West Salem
Mr. Steel has moved in mo
1). l.eacn p. !'- -j.
Mr. Mead has broken grounu w
ir.,r.h street tor a moaern ..v.
room house.
The tlrst Quarterly conference!
of the Summit and West Salem
charges convened ln the West
Salem church on Monday evening
A largo and appreciative niienu
unce enjoyed an Interesting busl-
'Misses Curtiss and meeting
LCOGn.
her ot students board at the stu- . nJ . hlinIlred and
dent house, but on account of in- ' (,520), proceeds
sufficient sleeping niuau m. -- - benefK banquet
two have secured lougin,, esent from gB,em were
Mrs. Guy Hay. ' np. ,, oC the First
Tho children ol mr. anu . . D Lccch
,r iii..0r rn absent irom biuwi . . .
. u.i.b. I mi. .n,npln nm.nl C1VPI1 U, K'
on account ot chickenpox x. entitled "Around
...Mrs. Sarah Bmllii oi V".U nrBttv well atten
nor "''- " " ' , . u lnrt hv all
and family. Mrs. uea ana wus n.u..
.... . ., utra nhnrlno imo fund.
. . - . ,,.- amiih I i rno1.tnnpf1 minting bee
There was no mooting m n
.... "..ourinv n Hilt . - ...
nnniinunuy oh'b n.. . n row moniuers oi i,w
as scheduled, ns the rain during tho '-lc3, Ala lurned out, and spent
day flooueu mo '' ery . pleasant and proiuaom
mcnt and consequcniij mo ' ,,,, ,nj kn tt ng conuorts
refused to function. , t ,uck dinner was served at
Mis. Goorgo sninn oi '""" After dlnnor the men wno
formerly Mary Lucas of this place. their wives wore
Isllod relatives hero saiuruuj .vnrklnir on the chorch
HundnV. It. mu Kn nf interest tO the
Mr nml Mi-B. reier i.uoA I........ . K-rnn.io Hunt of zena
had as their gnosis their grand- . cmb:lrlcd on
daughter, Mrs. Groover Beeler ana of mtrlmoriy. "Miss Hunt
r,Hu nf Portland. . , ur llfn comnanlon
Mrs. Jack Gooucu no Theodore BurnB of Idaho. Tney
ing dental work dono In Dallas. I marrca at the court house
Among tnoso irom u. . . csinnifiv Knv. 7.. Tney
... i..nnii it. 'n n" In Dallas mat i . - 4 r,rfn,U in
night were Mr. and Mrs. Will F"w- ,8 a anuhter ot
.11 nnd children, Mr. anu iuir.. Walter Hunt
ry Dempsey and sons, and Mr. and . wc known
n. Al Caddie and cnuaron. ,,n.
Mrs. Flolclior OI inuiiF..." , ,,, ..a , the M. E
and Mis. Charles Molson oi hnr(Sh wm hold a chicken supper
land, who nursed uuer n,ul""' , th0 church on Frldny evening,
Mrs. peter uuun, v,mi,.- on. Evorvone is cor
cent attack oi ii.yu.... - lnvted
n T3i Tandy enter
tallied as their house guests during
tho week Mr. and Mrs. it. u.
...cht.r. nf Livingston
uy anu ,
Montana, ana jiiuh .
were enrouto to California to spend
ihn winter
. . ..i.ii ani,n.l children en-
ine iiuun -
Joyed several days' vacation uio
first of tho week on account of a
teachers' Institute.
j ta nrnwn of AumS
villo have move'd ln with thoir son
i ROBBERY FAILS
... . nn.i .nnllnir room
Th lorm hroko nt about 10:80 . day ,vtth
and struck tho Walker place with UavI(1 smith.
a roar, according to Dick OK e,
who occupies the house at the
n,wl All'S. OulO Wit-
ncssed the antics ot tho twister
Iroin het house only a short dis
tance from tho scene of havoc.
Tho cabins wero flnttened ns
though they had been made of
.i rni,npA wnrn 19 ill a
row. Nino on tho north end were
not molested. Two or three fruit
. .. i.A riihina nnd the
trees uuiwvsvii -
hop house wero torn up by too
roots and a larKe palm tree wm
. u wif-nch that the
Kivcn huh
cround was cracked at the base
or the tree.
The bottom was shattcrod In a
vlnnk watering trough but the
Tides were not molested nUhough
7. nr n foot In Width.
A tlr limb, was left sticking thru
the roof of the torn, which was the
onlv damage done to tho structure.
, ..i- ..i,i. "i Bnw tho storm
coming from the west and when t
heard the roar I realized It was a
twister, but thcro was no time to
do anything except to hope that
wo wero not in ns
Mr. Walker had no tornado in
suranco on his buildings, ino. Bcn LuCas of Portianu 10 u...t"
will be a heavy one as the hop yesterday after spending a
building, will have to bo construct- o( (laya wlh s daughter,
... .ant u'llvnL'O. Air. . nnH fnmllV. INI To.
ed and wltnout iii..
Walker only a few day. , . v
chriseu-iiie nnu... nun on uu... -
n Walker In the property. Li.lr. who Is In a Portland hos-
in tho north part of town ,,.
minor damngo wns -"
some sningies .
Knott wer at the independence
, umuin of Third street. Mrs. "';, . fc,.
i. i.vlne care ot her sons M.r. ,.n (n Boone's
".I." .i... ,h. death ot .ml
store, wnicn nos a sm ."- ---
atter iue tr " ;--. . n'v..
.i. nairn,i rnr cmarcLiua.
lirown is iu.'.ii. , - .
little daughter sinco tho death ot
. i...uiai- Mnv none in u w.
.... wail heinsr nut
I in by the city la progreesing fine. I folowed aad a9 he pawed the
mi Marie Anuuraoii o 1 h ,,-0,vr. r cun waa mi "
visited several days during tne
week with her frienas wau. u
Thomas
t.bo HftB imnroved his prop
erty by roofing the reaiuoiwo.
UUllV a . , . I
mldfit sent floral offcrine anu v
ndo ln- r; .iipn(1 to tner ro&nective homes.
The Iobb I Tll- rtr Portland roturncd
Lucna'wai unable to come with
him on account of the illness of her
Hlstcr,
I"1"'- T?l1r At-
Mr. and mra. ui-iib
ti...oirn(i P-nnmpti who hold up
and robbed Claude Boone, Aumu-
! " . i.v tho i nn roach
t ciinnUrri of Salem, ol
OL Bl. a-"-1' --
cash drawer, a gun was
ribs and money was ----
Tho till waB not emptico wucu
Shepherdd car drove up ...
men lieu. .
The ear made us B"' v"w
ihn rnnnral 01 Mrs. ivu
lirown iiun....j. -
Mrs. Edward Beckcn of Indepon
dence Is the guest or nor
Mrs. J. T. num.
Mr. ana 111m. .nw.... .
,ni, Ave. have left lor uaiuonua
to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. liurieiBii
mlstice day with Mr. and Mrs. Sim
mons oi nun"'"..
Mn.nMnn. enroute
Mr. onu mio. ..."o
.i ...aa n recent guest
to uaKianu. wii., -
at the homo of Mrs. B. K. Engel-
horn
BROOKS
T. i. nr Tvrnv. 14. Grandma
r ill H.a l'Pr-n OUitO HI. iS
mucn iu.1" - , .. ... th.
Gervais doctor being ln attend
Mr. and Mrs. Lcuio necanor
...... .1 t. . n. nf Hnnilnn. Ur..
IH'-IO ULlUEUici . -
have come to Brooks to spend llio
winter with Mr. Beciiuei o
Mr. and Mrs. jonn uecivuc..
inere uwb wu
dents at tho Brooks cross roadB
.u.ily Invited to come. Proceeds
for the benoflt ot tne cnuri.ii.
. . .. . . ... m n.n H'nrn
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. m s wee. - ,ind
tended a birthday .urnMO v go,M - " " -,-.
the home of tne cr -v enlnK
Mrs. Blanche crow oi " i" --- ,. .,- Htnr..
.in. evening. a Foru truca . r
J - . r.r..r I .. nn nil CT TT1 tV flf. TUII lllkU J-W
Mrs. Casie Shields wno h mil " .w,tr nt Intn
,.., ,.!,. nco and sustalneu a Anceies car. xuc - -
broken S " 111 confined to her the ditch while the large touring
Dr.
falls err Y
clla City. Or.. Nov. 14.-
Mr.
i.-nott wov at the independence ''"" "',' ,,.', ,,v. uon 0
hospital performing an operation ; tQ Blu b8i this
nt the time ,m8t week. They wero guests o!
Tho top oi ur. ,,. ,.. soutln
torn offend tne teioiii.u.. n-
loose.
WOMAN'S LEAGUE FORMED
Oregon Normal School. Mon
,i. Mv 14. A women's
-SNo-VKlrltlon
Solarishp, to become more ( e -clout
hounekooers nnd to observe
nr. per conduct This league Is
Zm sed ot th, Prudent o n
or-'iuitKcd house.t which will meet
wit Miss Todd tor the minoso ot
Taking UP matters ot importance
, interest to tho women rtu
t!Treprcc,,tat,vewi.Uheh report to the ir hoi.se M wJJJ
rihe't.JsrdtVodniovonientlhat
'-.r'nor.
Kb I hut by the enth"-;;Ve,
sponso the league should be f
strong orgiinii.ii"-
L
HEALTH CLIHIC COMPLETED
Sllverion, Or., Nov. 14. SP
children heallh Clin
which ha. been .onducled t S
verlon during I he pn st t o w
wns completed Friday. During i'10
S;elT.r 00 children were
examined. As a whole tho chil
dren we" tound to ho in good
Another clinic will ho comU.rmi
r.mi. i.:noo-avor are also
being made lo ronduct a bab e.
clinic sometime during the ln
Jer Arrangements for ihls have
not been complcutl ns yi-i.
SILVERTON COUPLE WEDDED
SilverUm. Or.. Nov. 14. (."P-.i-l
A quiet wedding wns so.-
w.nipu.e. , of Mr.
Luinor "'"-:. ",,,-. Tl.
ddirercmo,,ywsre,dby,h:
Hot. Ii S. Llnsciu i
"Sr"S.d. wore . bj e.lon
dre and . I.ncj W .J
was attended by Miss Alta riiomp
.on. who also wore bh.c. Mr.
Hatteberg was nttended b hif
Twin brother, Martin llatteberg.
.. f-.....l..n11U TllI.V HOtlt to H
IU0 DOUHiwuiiD. ----
A. Bowman some fine salmon thai
river.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. ion.mu
ited In Liberty last Sunday at the
home ot Mr. aua mra. t.
111 V. n n M..rk'fl brother,
Clwater Knlcron. is vlaltlng witu
his sistov. no n ulcu T
a, .,i ('rater Jjttitu
llonai pui. win. . . r r
Mr. aUU ftllB.
ttawego wore KaUs City visitors tor
ins lo buaiuean au
tricnuH, r0,,nn"
i vv ixiiiuuiieyi
. . nf thfl Trauscou
w'Zesda; o. huilnoss o. interest
to his compauj.
makes ins nomo ;u "","',,,,
Margaret and Wllinil, havo been
vis t ni: In the city tor several
days, Mr. u u - ; , , - a
UomTiuId Ml Margaret at the
J- ".tt";.h Sr."'. n. Salem.
where ho underwent nu oiieratlon
,r the amputation ot the
in. Joints ol mo i' fi , , , i
some time K ' ,'ao. V
ono of the mills hero. I' 0,1'
h",led. but wass.lft aud le t an
cnLirgi'iiu'iit "'
roe uee ot the rest ui me
W. H. Jonklnj. traveling passcu-
gor agent lor tne "" '" '-,-,"- ln
conipany, wliu ncauu...... --
Poilhiud. was a recent visitor to
Falls City and while nero .
luncheon guest ot Mr. and Mrs.
Ituvmontl , ,,,
Bert Huell has jusi
. ...... ..i vi.nine with reln-
irjm a "'i' : v. , u
tlves In Coiviillis. Aiuany una
1C1":. , home
. ....Utritv snund-
ins Armistice day vara ion with
tier nmvtuo,
William Vnrr.ey came iu
Sllverlo.Tuetoy where , . n..
nnd will be the enest of his cousins
Mr. und Mrs. C II. uisira.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington HI
. .... ... ..i. m.v were bust
anu .ir. rii.u. ....... --
.himoera lo S-alem, huumi.'j-
n.ri..ri Mnr.ii was a STUurday
... .,. u.in.ldn
According to the weamer omrr
...it.. ..-.r.ia iii. tntnl precipita
tion for 24 hours, November 9 to
in - i.iart'.v ono men. inis
the greatest tall Blnce February SI,
when 8.21 Inches fell ln 24 hours
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women, they could not more perfectly
have met feminine requirements.
That women recognize this fact is
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The car's striking beauty, its ease of
handling and world-famous dependa
bility are features which every motor
ist values but which women value
the most.
Aak us about Dodge Brothers
New Credit-Purchase Plan
BONESTEELE MOTOR CO.
474 S. Commercial Phone 423
Schillings Products
f nil and complete line of Schili-
ing's SPICES, COFFEE and BAKING POWDER at popular
prices.
Specials forSatod
SUGAR
15 lbs. 89c
FISHER'S BLEND
FLOUR
49 lb. Bag $2.19
PRIDE WALDO
WILSO
Margarine
3 lbs. 77c
FELS NAPTHA
10 Bars 59c
BEST CREAMERY
Per lbs. 57c
491b. Bag $1.79
QUICK QUAKER
OATS
2 Pkgs. 25c
FRESH CRISP
Soda
Crackers
'3 lb. pkg. 45c
MARKET DAY
i4 lb. Pkg. 35c
DROMEDARY
T
Per Pkg. 1 Be
GRAHAM
Crackers
5 lb. Box 89c
ROYAL CLUB
PEACHES
2 2y2 tins 45c
AMAZIO Salad and Cooking OIL,
Pints 25c Quarts 47c One-half Gallon
87c Gallons $1.47
456 State Street Phone .14