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PAGE TW0 EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES BY 8PECIAL CO-RESPONDENTS FRIDAY, SEPTEMtiKK 21, 1928 WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS TMinninFiroin JIUUUilUHIIUkUU SECOND AHtlUAt SHOW SUCCESS .... Woodburn, Sent. 31 The second ""'' Varna snow, toaaima dj the Woodburn Garden club, opened yesterday moraine In the Masonic .building ana presents a scene as beauty which h hard io deeeriae end la well worth aeelng. The lower Boor of the building Is one ibrgeoua man of blooms and the exhibit la at least three tlmea aa large aa last year. with an atteodacae which far ex ceeds expectations, One of the moat beautiful exhibits Is that from the ' Boys Training dahlias, all of whicn were grown and cared for by the. boys, under the, rilrArtlrm nf Un. I.. M Gilbert. The exhibit ia very attractively ar- ranoed. ahadlns from rose Dink Hinmu Mnuun w wwv sums to gold, red and deep purple. No water was used except .that provided i w 1 1 . v.il ua a by nature, but inter tve cultivation is the secret of this successful dis clay. In the garden at the school there are 1M0 varieties, and visitors : are dettghtod with ita beauty. . Another display which Is worthy of .. .' snenuon is uw 01 nous euwei jjviw of Oervals, who has about ISO var ieties 01 danuaa on display, in nsr ' garden Miss Lelth has about 0O t aneues ana nas uvea no wawr or fertilizer, and has made no especial '.' elfort to cultivate except to seed down the weeds. ' Other commercial displays .are from the gardens of Harry West at HuDDard, Mrs. oe vanaeroecx 01 Bcollard station, M. a. Myers . of . Woodbum, nimuiders rural gar elena and Jesse Xmmert of Hubbard. " There ia also splendid exhibit of bulbs from the Pair Oaks. Bulb gardens, raised by Mr. and Mrs. H. : P. Butterfleld. music on use raoiu, uuvuiu u . courtesy of Henry Chapelle, added snuch to the pleasure of the entire affair. ,- . . The judges were RhoUn M. Cooler and Mrs. Percy Brown of SUverton ; and awards were made as follows: J. AST sua - ainrie moom, HIM, Mrs; , rani oowei : second. Mrs. J. Pelmitlder. Six blooms el sew color, tint, atlas oladrs Adaeas; eetf- .. una, at. b. wen. n. ooettos . Tint, Un. Heorr Ukr. . ... m DAHU1S ' Dahlias: I decorative (a ting La hloon. ' first, Mrs. Paul Sows; second, lira. Joe Vanderbeek. 0 vaaa a basket of ats or snore; lint, Misses Miblerj second, Mrs. John P. Bant 4 a Oactus: (a) alntle bloom, first. T. O. Havenanl second. Jetae Emmert. b vase or basket of all or oore,flreW Mrs. "Paul slows: second. Harrr West S Peonr: e alalia bloom, first, Harrr ' West; second. Mrs. Florence Qoiilrt. ' lb) vase or baaket or sis or mora, lint . Karrr West! second. Harrr West. a STKn. tm atnele hlnnm. tlraf. Un B. H. onbb. Second, Jesse Bmmert. (b) . em a hABket of aim e.e rnnee. first, lire. '.Paul So we. second, Harrr West. S Pomoom! fa) slnala hkvom. first Un . 8. H. Orubb, aeeond; Harrr WeeL .(b) .rase or Basses oi ats or more, mar. atrs. is. . B. Orubb, second, lira. Joe Vanderbeek. ' fit' IV. OLSDIOL ; , ...)' . aettlemler.. : 1 French, tint, Mrs. Lillian Webbl sec ond. Mrs. Hanrr Millar. I. African, lint, lira, Charles Halvoraen. VI. PAHSTSS ; Pint, Ilia. I. Palmuldari second, Mrs. 0. vrf. Roan Wine. SI ' SVa.lrlna. .... . stattuasoi , ' . vrrr zrjrrTfAB First. Misses molar; second. Mist Asnes ssenneo. t ., ' j IX WSOXLLANIOCS 1. Basket, tint. Mrs, R. J. Olatt: second sere. r. v. nesuenuer. a. vasa. iirsc sirs. . P. Hathnvaai second, lira. A. M. Tea uieare X Mlttn PIOWBtS ' 1. Baakst first, Mrs. Hanrr Hitter: see- end. Mrs. R. J. OUU. s. Bowl, llrst Mrs. O. A. Adsnu. A very creditable , showing was made by the Junior; department and prises were awarded to sserie ney drick, Marie Strike, Herbert Hall, rtooeri &oenig, ewan . nenirg. verna, ascuarty, uerDerr. soenlg, Claude Tressldder.' Emalina Shar. lock, Robert HalL' WUma KoenisT. Gladys Oarrlson, James Howe, Elmer Withrnan. Complimentary prizes were won by Harold Gilbert, Walter rcinara, jean Beers, ireddle Ever. ly, Verle Clark and Jeanette Wan- man. The committee on the junior uepanment is Mrs. v. A. parr, Mrs. H. L. Out, and Mrs. Bertha Wilson. . The flower show will remain open uiui sate uus evening. - Woodburn, Sept. 31. Mrs. O. V. Belknap of Mora Is visiting at the -nome 01 itev. and Mrs. Henry O Hanson : Arc You Run Down, Weak, Nervous? To have plenty of Arm flesh and the ability to do a big day's work and feel "like a two-year old" at night, you must eat three good meals a day, relish your food and properly digest It. If you can't eat, can't sleep, can't work, just take a teaspoonful of Tanlac be fore meals. Mrs. FWd We, tin, of 387 E. 67th Bt. North, Portland, Ore., says: "Tanlac cured my stomach trouble completely after three years suf. I ,.( JJu0"'" me P perfect health, with a gain of 27 IbsTThat was two years ago. and I still en- Joy the best of health." - " Tanlae is wonderful for Indiges tion and constipation gas, pains, nausea, dliiinesa and headaches. It brings back lost appetite, helps yon digest your food, and gain Strength and weight It contains no mineral drugs; It la made of roots, barks and herbs, nature's own medicines for the sick. The cost is less than 1 cents a dose. Get a bottle- from your druggist. Your Money back if it doesn't help. &MIUJON BOTTLES . USED HOLLYWOOD Last Tkaea Way Richard Barthelam Tk Wfeetl of Cauuic" ilanlac ARMY AVIATOR HAS "HORTAGrOFW Woodburn.. Sept. 21yCeptaia A, et. Bagle, commanding officer of Pearson field at Vancouver, landed his plane near Woodburn Tuesday night on account of Insufftelenct gas and remained until morning. He was accompanied to roruana ay Dr. Genua ?. Smith, wno stated that the trip was made in 14 min utes. Captain Bagle was returning from let Angeles. . FAIRS ARE CALLING SANTIAMRESIDENTS 8do, Sept. 31 The forks of the Santlam is well represented at the county fair in Albany this week, FsUtnera and townspeople generally are inteSested and are proving their loyalty to the institution which means so much to the county gen erally and to Willamette valley dairy, agricultural, live. stock and fruit Industries in particular. The state fair at Salem, opening next Monday and continuing throughout the entire week, will at tract many people from the 8do section. Admirers of fine stock and agricultural exhibits take this op portunity' each year to keep abreast 01 tne nest in these lines and to profit by the successful experience of producers of prize-winning com modities. Indscatlnns are that the 6do region will be welt represented at saiem next weex. YOUNG RANCHER IS VICTIM OF BOVINE Hubbard, Sept. 31 Say Sevens, well Known young rancher n Hubbard, had a narrow escape from serious Injury ss he was leading the bull on the Lloyd Hopkins ranch, toward the pasture. The an. iraal suddenly mads a lunge toward nun, tripping Ray, in the tall grass. The owner, Lloyd Hopkins and Clar ence sevens were near oy ana rescued the young man, Immediate ly taking him to the office of Dr. Edward Schoor who took care of his bruises and cuts. . STAYTON COUPLE WED . Stayton, Sept. Jl Lee Tate. Sr., and Mrs. Mary Allen were married Tuesday and left for a trip to Csl lfornia. The contracting parties are well known here. Mr. Tate owns a large farm north of Sub limity and Mrs. Tate has lived in Utayton several yean). She is a sister nf Dr. C. H. Brewer. DONALD SCHOOL OPEN Donald. Sent. 21 The local school opened with an enrollment of 40 pupils and a number yet to enroll. The teachers of last year are cm ployed again this year, they are Mrs. Dalmas of Portland, and Mrs. aumona of woodburn.: Fred Ernst has been employed as Janitor for this year. - 1 c 1 WILL 'ENTER COLLEGE Hubbard. Sept. 31 Miss Elvira scholl who graduated from the Hubbard lush school with the class of 1928, Is planning to leave Man- asy to enter the 47apltal Business college at Salem. Miss Scholl, who plays first clarinet in the band, has been with that organization since 11 was first organized and the members have given her leave of absence so that she still retains her membership In the band. . FIVE NITE HORSE SHOWS AUTO SHOW ALL WEEK County Agricultural Exhibits Poultry &. Rabbit Exhibits DALLAS CHURCH IIOV DEBTLESS REPORT SHOWS Dallas, Sept. 31. A large attend ance were present at both the morn' ing and evening service of the Meth odist church, last Sunday to hear the report of Rev. Lotus c. Kiroy on tne church activities of the 1SJT 192S church year. One of the most Interesting state ments contained in the report of Reverend Kirby ls the fact that the Methodist church of Daluu Is out of debt, all bills and expenses hav ing been met, to, spite of the recent published survey of churches which would indicate tne financial affairs of churches to be in a deplorable condition. During the year 40 new members were added to the church roll, bringing the present membership up to aio, wnue tne increase in sun- day school enrollment was 10 per cent, giving a registration of 42. A total of 13200 was raised locally in the past 13 months for carrying on the church activities. Some of the contributions have been to mis skraary funds, (300 being paid to home and foreign missions In addi tion to that given by the Woman's Missionary society.' Members of the Sunday school donated tlM toward foreign missionary work. A sum of $360 was contributed to the cause of supporting old, retired ministers. Reverend Klrby left : Thursday morning to attend the annual con ference of the Methodist church, which Is being held in Hood River. Members of the Methodist church congregation and mends, have neti tloned the bishop for the return of Reverend Klrby to this pastorate as his work has been effective in this community. BAND ENGAGEMENTS KEEP GROUP BUSY Hubbard, Sept. 31 The Hubbard Community band under the direc tion of Dr. A. P. de Lesplnasse. will form part-of the. caravan planning to visit tne Clackamas countv fair at Canby Friday evening. . The band was invited to take part by Dr. P. O. RUey, president of the Marlon county federation of community clubs and at their Wednesday night meeting voted to accept this invi tation. Monday of next week the band will take part in community day at the state fair representing the Hub bard community. At that time they will take part in the contest of community bands In the fair grounds. . SERVING OUT FINE Dallas. Sent. 21. Sheriff Hooker was called to the r.ussell-Catlin hoo yard, near Buena Vista, where he arrested Victor Forsythe and Harvey Hunter tor being drunk and dis orderly. They were taken before Judge Baker where they plead guilty ana were irnea siu.MJ each, and are serving it out In the county JalL . - FOX FARMER HOME Hubbard. Sent. 31 H. E. Adams. proprietor of the silver fox farm on on the Pacific highway, has re turned from his trip in the east. He brought his nephew Vernere Jones back with him from Manchester, New Hampshire for .an indefinite visit which may turd Into perma nent residency if the latter finds uregon to nis liking. MONDAY COMMUNITY CLUB DAY CHILDREN UNDER 14 . pasasj MT. ANGEL VISITORS AREMAOTRECEItTtY Mt Angel Sept. 21 Recent vis itors hen included) the Misses' Oer trude JCeber, Helen Smith, Mar jorie McOee. and Mute Persm. of St Vincent's hospital. Portland.'! who were guests at the homes of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Klinger had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. George w. uyer 01 rortiana. Mrs. suing- er ana sirs, uyer are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Raab and chil dren, Leona and Richard, of Port land, visited at the horns of Mrs. Kaao i mother, Mrs. Eva Erwert. Mrs. A. L. Blsenlus and daush. ter Carolyn, of Pocatello, Ida, were visitors at tne a. A. and st. T. Bls enlus homes. j ' GERYAIS MISSION SOCIETY GUESTS Oenrlais. Sept. 21. The Women's Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Irve Cutsforth Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ross Cutsforth the assisting hostess. After a short business session the women devoted the afternoon to completing their plans for a bazaar to be given Octo- eer ss. At tne close 01 the meeting the hostesses served refreshments.' Members nresent were Meedarnesi William Allstrp, Irve Cutsforth, John Cutsforth, Ross Cutsforth, Hugh uova, it, urozious, .lonn Harper, Scott Jones, 8. D. ""'-,. R. 6. Marshal, A. B. Minaker, T. J. Mot son, Charles Moore, Ida Schwab, C, A. Sawyer, S. Stevens. A. R. Sles mund, O. T. Wadsworth, George Wynn. Mrs. Gene Catchlnor. Mrs. Jonn eais, ana Mrs. p. Jensen were guests tor tne snernoon. . ' TAKING TREATMENTS SUverton. Hp nr. 91 Xf- .n nr A. H. Smith of thai Neerllt-afr. .shaJ tored to Portland Tuesday where ears, smith will take treaments from a specialist for slric rheumatism in the hina. The RmirhH win K Bm, several days and Miss Bonlta Behr- enos will nave charge of the shop. ' SCgWABR DM TWTss Gervals. Sent. 31. Mr ,ns ar-e Otto Schwnh am arumHIne, thm b- ln eastern Oregon. They will visit the roundup, and 'Schwab will do evuro ucvt Hunting oeioro reluming UUUHI, - feather-light and flattering DraoruT ossr's truly lovely face powder dings lightly to your skis, imperceptible sod smooth,-beautifully be coming. It is delicately scented and may be bad la subtle abides thst bsr monlte with every skio tone and complemeat yonricdividul coloriag. tl.fo mj tmrTeUti (CAPITAL DRUG STORE State at Liberty St. SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL sililjA StnULTi WILSON, SECRETARY, SALEM, OREGON 5.rvrjfVI mmm LOTS PAElIimG OPACE ; IN THE NEW PARKING GROUNDS HUBBARD PLANS ORGANIZATION ' OF BOY SCOUTS . Hubbard, Sept 11, The Hubbard commercial club met at a 1 o'clock dinner to the dining room of the Piaymore park barbecue, a course dinner being served by Mr. Moore. Important matters of business dis cussed wen the organisation of a boy scout troop, the club deciding to sponsor this movement. They likewise decided to back the Camp Fire girls in their effort to fur nish their camp fire room for win ter meetings. Other business taken up was the JIf-suas 1 ITlkrirtfUWww r Today and 1 r 1 1 1 'Wt r 1 i r 1 i Saturday ON THE STAGE r MANHATTAN PLAYERS" Present One of the Punniest Farce ; Comedies of the Year "ITBne WSiiolle tfovims TaMms" . Produced and Directed by HARRY J. LELAND MATINEE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 1 Reckless romance and young love in the shadow of the throne. A great picture with the star of a I "Ben Hur", "The Student Prince." SC!TOA-M0tnA fnr Last Tanchon & Marco Idea MoIlkcy$Wncs,, I Chaz Chase Aesrl The Centipede Beauties HORSE RACES DAILY SPECIAL FEATURES OP advisability to arrange for a winter lecture course but no definite action was taken. The entire membership was urged to attend the council meetings of the city council in order to wont with tne council 1 or tne good of the community. The third Tuesday in October was set as "Ladies' night" when a spe cial dinner and entertainment will be featured, complimentary to the wives, sisters and daughters of the members of the club. BAND WILL MAT Mt. Angel, Sept. 31 The Mt. Angel Junior Band will give a band concert on Main street .Saturday evening. This will bt their first concert, and they have promised to give regular concerts next summer. SUverton, Sept. 31 A ' seven pound girl was bora to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kuensi at their farm home south of SUverton a few days ago. ON THE SCREEN FORBi HOURS Renee Adoree 'J t .J 1 Industrial Exhibits Boy'sHF Girl's Clubs Dairy Products Exhibits KINGSTON TO USE STAYTON SCHOOL Kingston, ' Sept. 31 Since the burning of the school house here, the school board has decided to buy a school bus and take the pu pils of this district over to the Stay ton school, and not rebuild a school bouse this fall. - - The children of Carl Titus are now staying in Stayton with their grandmother and entered school the first day. The bus is expected to be put on as soon as it can be procured. Mt. Angel Sept. 31 A social meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America will be held at the home of Mrs. Thomas McOee, Mon day evening. Matinee And Night sweat SalaJsTW I M J ' tJt fwwesrf1laarwftakarS.TlKTl FREELAr .UNION MADS rrtmltr Malt Products Co, vTholcsale Distributor HATES A BREUM 1 Front St. Portland, Oregoa CetThU ter doll Sflut 10c tvith Ctwponl FREE Redoe Book! ISMsl SsMbm ttt Fsw itipt SmIi (mw- i lagsvwMsaMaMCIPBSlevSalaeleaesasei s""'".'""""V"AS"i I Wasals Mat Sales C.. Dms. a VlQN. MlrlJassi Aee. ctkawe. PL jl J l aailiia las as isissist as fas. he afMaa g S sleaee aea aa trrmU the Laaa lbs Dsn i s -freer to rel see staff. 111 SMhas kajlu a S IMXtenteeDOllO ' Wiaamei me, rRP.e am PREPAID, the f S Brae XiMoa Mali gstraa R seise BeeA. ( TssKeeessssBQOX U, ! em.... freeeaeessjseei aeeesi
