THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL. S A T.EM. OREGOV 8ATTJBDAT, NOVEMBER 14, 1914.
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By -Lawler
THEY SIMPLY HAD TO FOOL SOMEBODY.
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LET'S CALL ON
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REMEMBER,SrtE
TRIED TO FOOL
US LAST YEAR
WITH THAT
. YOU SAY, .
MARGARET
WENT OUT"?
WELL, LET
HER,STAY
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OH, ALLIE'S OUT
TOO, IS SHE ?
IT'S AWONDEP
YES, ALLIE"
MAX DEAR AND,
THINS, 5HE'3 OUT!
LET'S GO DOWN J
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WENT TO AN
FLAY A TRICK
WITH A MILLIONNAIRE
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WORST OF
HAVING A BEAU
AND TOOL.
MARGUERITA
APRIL SHOWER,
r rsOM SULLIVAN
ISHE WOULO'NT
PARTY WITH
THAT SWEET
BOY, MILO
STAY IN, ONCE
MUSLIN, CIIOCLATfl
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News of Marion County
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QTf VCDTflN NFW? ' 1 e"' r(,t"rl,e(l to Salem ftor a few days'
OlLlLtllUn ItEVliJ I visit hero with his parents this week.
Albert Webb and his two children,
(Capital Journal Special Service.) UH Me,Vi"' SI""'t Wei1nCB'lay
HilvertoD, Or., Nov. 14.-Tueduy lTonn uoet!! snont part of the week in
evening of this week was surprised i by; lSllltMll 011 business.
party of friends who came to help; Mi KlisBboth spent a few (lays in
him celebrate the dith anniversary of ! portinIlli tlig '
5!" birt?M Am K ,"T PvTint i'' M'- Cm-1'", miprerae organizer of the
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Van Vnlkenburg,, Moo9e loil(,B'i8 'expected to be in Sil
Jl.sa Alma Grinde sister of Mrs. Kry,!verton nnt 'wet,k ',, wi, ,,; hare
A. O. Anderson and Ole Distad. The f()r - f ww,.8
veiling closed with a sumptuous chick-i , ,
cn dinner prepared by Mrs. Fiv. i
The Silverton lliuh School football : He
team meets the Turner team on the
local Rrounds Sutiirdny. i WFT AIFM
Six candidates were initiated into IlliOl 0ALL1I1 )(c
the local chapter of the Kcbeccas last sje He
niyht. t5s(t(:t))t!):!):i(:'l
Clarence Hulverson, proprietor of t lie 1 , . ,
llonbonies Confectionerv, has scurcd the' WMH,- u;.( "1',1m visiting with Jrr. and
services of an excellent cook and will:Mr"- ' 1,1 '' Albany,
open a restnuraut in connection with! Mrs. C.eorRo Nicols has gone to Day
his confectionery Saturday of this " to be the honscguest ot her son,
w,.Pt(- I Andrew, and wife. Hho will probably
Thn local Yenninn lodge will hold nil oxtuiid her visit until after the ;iirist
Old Time dance at their hall on Lewis! '" holidays.
street. Music will be furnished by, ()" Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
tii- 'v.-'-,.- orchestra, " icorge Kiazier chnperoued a merry
Mr. and Mrs. reoble of Lnchinimd!1,0Wl ot young folk at a hard times
returned to their home after a short ; party ia tho new feed mill building,
visit at the W. II. Folger home lis Uanus were played and dancing en
wcek. l.ioye l until a late hour.
Miss Myrtle ..oolen returned' this M". and Mis. Harrison have gone to
week from a' five weeks' visit at Dufur t'ulil'oinia for the winter, where they
and The Hallos. will ue guests of sons located there.
Mrs. M. A. Tlooth Is visiting .villi Mr. Will l'inckney, who was badly
relatives at Switzerland llns week. i unit by fulling from a loud of hay re
cently, has' been removed to his home
ia Portland.
Mr. I, V, Miller succeeded in bring
ing down a wild goose recently as the
Hook was circling about the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Hales' homes
was the scene of a happy family din
ner ;iarty on Sunday, November 8, when
17 of the relatives gathered around the
well-laden table. The dinner was in
the nature of a farewell, as Mr. and
Mrs. Bales leave Hu inlay, the 15th, for
Seattle and Taoonia for a lengthy visit
with their sons, hdwnrd ami Miner.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. N.
(), Hales and eons, Mr. and Mrs. Will
r'rederiekson and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kdwards and family, Mr, and
Mrs. W. M. nchntt: and family, Mr.
Hickerson and daughter, Arlie, and Mr.
n ml Mib. W. W. Hales.
PIONEER OF POLK
COUNTY PASSES AWAY
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Ibllas, Ore., Nov. 14. M. IX Hub
bard, an old and respected citizen of
this vicinity, died at his home about
two miles west of Pnllns, Tuesday, No
vember 10. Mr. Hubbard has been a
sufforcr with cancer of the stomach
for some time, and it was this that
caused his death. He leaves to mourn
his denth four children: Charles, of
Kails City; Mrs. (.race McNeil, of Wal
la Walla, WiiHh,; Mrs. Olive Sellers and
.1. D. Hubbard, of this city. Mrs. Hub
bard died several years ugo. The de
ceased was born in Oregon t.'ity on De
cember 21, 1847, but has lived in Tolk
county continuously since 18."i2. The
funeral services were held from the
family residence Thursday morning at
10 o dock, burial 'taking place in the
Hubbard cemetery.
First Lecture Monday Night.
The Dallas Kndeavor Union's winter
lvcemn course opens the series of en
tertainments with the Struffords male
quartet next Monday evening at the ar
mory. The sule of season tickets closes
Saturday evening, after which time it
will be impossible to secure reserved
scat tickets. The Struffords come to
this city with a reputation for pleasing
their audiences, ami it is the desire of
the young people who have charge of
the course to huve n good crowd out
to greet them. The next entertainment
on tiie course is Crane, an artist with
chalk, who will be in this city Decem
ber 8.
Company L to See 'Frisco.
Co mud Stufrin, captain of Company
L, O. N. (I., has received word that
tho Third regiment of the Oregon
guards will be taken to the I'nnama
l'Jicific exposition at San Francisco
next summer. The trip will consume I I
duys ami will be made on a special
train that will leave l'nrt'uuiil June
10, l 1.1. Ten dnys of the time will be
spent in cmuping upon the exposition
grounds and the rout of the time will
be taken up in coming and going to the
southern city. Only 30 men to n com
pany will be allowed for the trip, and
as Company h now has an enlisted
si length of Nil men there will have to be
a weeding out of some before tho time
of departure. Captain Stnfrin will
probably wait until some time next
spring before undertaking to choose
his men, and it is the intention to tnlte
only those who attend the weekly drills
as it is the desire to make as good
a showing for the Dallas company as
possible.
To Fight Dry Election.
Suit has been filed with IHo county
lerk of I'olk county hv H. A. Kliks,
an attorney from McMinuvllle, repre
senting the snlooumcn of Dallas, who
seeks to enjoin the county court and
other county officials from issuing and
enforcing an order declaring that the
sale of intoxicating liipiors hIiiiII be pro
hibited in this city us the result ot
the local option election held on No
vember 3. In tne complaint it is al
leged that the election was irrcgular
and illegal in that the election was held
by precincts that do not coincide with
the boundaries of the city and that ill
consequence some ol' the officials who
conducted the election were not resi
dents of tho city. That non-iosidcnls
of the city were permitted to vote on
the question and that others, residents
of tho city, were not permitted to vote
at all. Tiie matter or Issuing the or
der declaring the result of the election
will come up in the county court next
Monday.
City F.ugineer S. II. Taylor lias been
airpointcil by the city council city elec
tric Inspector in place of l,ee Clements,
who tendered his resignation to the
council at their Inst -regular meeting.
Mrs. Charles Hilyeu and sou, Paul,
have returned to their homo in port-
land alter a short visit with Ditlhiit
relatives.
I.eif Finseth was a business visitor
in rails City Thursday evening.
C J'lessinger, of Salem, is in tho city
visiting at tne nome of his sister, .Mrs.
D. F. Plaster.
.1. i(. i raven lias returned lroiu n
business till) to Portland.
Mrs. II. Casey is in Monmouth this
week visiting her sister, MisH liosii II,
I'nrrott.
Seth Fawk, of Oak drove, was a
business visitor in this city Wednes
day.
Ilreeze Gibson has returned from a
visit with relatives in Kola.
Ira Sweeney, of Seattle, is visiting
his father, Jim Sweeney, of this city.
Mr. Sweeney also visited at tho nome
of his cousin, .Mrs. John It. Mills, in
Salem, several days this week.
C. V. Johnson, postmaster of tho
Airlie postoft'ice, which was entered by
burglars and robbed several weeks ago,
reports tout when he samp box was
found near the Stunts farm one day
Inst week stumps worth ii.'i.0 'as found
in it.
Mr. and Mis. Chirciico Veasle, of
Portland, were in the citv Wednesday
attending the funeral of Mr. Veasie's
uncle, 1 1 1 1 it in l,yle.
The annual meeting of tiie Polk
County Mutual Telephone association
will bo held in Pallas, Saturday, No
vember II.
Walter K. Taylor, mayor of Corvnl
lis, was a recent Dallas business vis
itor. Mr. and Mis. Charles Westovcr have
returned from an outing at the coast.
Mr. and Mis. II. Lovelace attended
the bind show In I'ortlnnd this week.
Mr. nnd Mjs. 11. A. Wood are visit
ing in Portland this week,
F. F.. Meyer, assessor of Polk county,
is in Portland this week niton, line, a
mooting of the assessors of the stale
of Oregon.
Mrs. Kiln .1. Metzger is in MoMinn
villo visiting at the home of her par
ents, Rev.' anil -Irs. Joseph llobcrg.
Andy Tapper, of Independence, was
a Dallas visitor Thursday.
W. V. Fuller was ia Porllaml, Thurs
day, attending the luml show.
Lisle liico is visiting friends in Port
land this week.
Captain McLaughlin, of the United
States regular army, inspected the ar
mory of Company L of Dallas lust
evening.
Mrs. Froida Cuasty, of Washington,
is visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Aildio Launer.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 13. C! runt were Port
land visitors this week.
Mr. anil Mrs. Orover McDonald went
to Portland, Wednesday, for a short
visit with relatives and friends, '
Mrs. Margaret Muscott . is visiting
friends in Monmouth this week.
W. D. Calkins has returned from 8.
visit at tho homo of his daughter in
Eugene,
Miss Florence Coiithome, of Salem,
is visiting Dallas friends this week.
Mr, ami Mrs. V. A. Ayros have re
turned from a short business trip to
Portland.
Mrs. C (!. Curtis has arrived home
from a trip of several wveks' duration
in the interest ot the Christian i'lu
deavor' society.
Mr. and Mrs. C, (1. Ooad aro in Mon
mouth thin week visiting at the homv
of Mr. (load's sister, Mrs. (I. H. Stump.
W. inn Johnson is moving to his
fruit ranch south of town from Se
attle, Wash., where he has been resid
ing for the past year.
The Want pages go to the
office and home and are con
sulted often and frequently
clipped and filed for ready
reference. The Journal
Wants are valuable that's
the reason.
Hairbreadth M
SLTTyHe Has His Life Insured
Drawn by
fc W. Kahlc,
NO PROFESSIONAL MtftO CAN AFFORD
TO BE WITHOUT A LICE AMD ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY. JUST THINK OF
it! at any moment
YOUg DOOM.
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SURE!' W IV DT? WONDER NHY WE NEVER THOUGHT On
IT BEFORE? A MAN EXPOSED TO CONSTANT DANGER LIKE
toUR HERO SHOULD CARRY PLENTY OF LIFE INSURANCE
AU RICHT.'
I'LL TAKE .
FIFTY THOUS
AND DOLLARS
WORTH
5
ANYONE EVPOSEOTO SUCH
TERRIBLE DANCERS AS YOU
ARE SHOULD SEE THAT THOSE
NEAR AND DEAR TO'
HIM ARE PROVIDED
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TO BE SURE HAIRBREADTH HARRY IS A BAD RISK
OWINS TO HIS MULTITUDINOUS AND MONUMENTAL
HAlRRAISlNd ADVENTURES BUT LET THE INS.CO. WORRY,
5ICN THERE -THEN
I'LL GET
THE PRESIDENTS
SIGNATURE
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TURNED OUT WELL SO FAR YOU NEVER CAN TELL.
HA! LITTLE DID HE SUSPECT
AJH0 I WAS.' NOWTQ CHANGE
BELINDA 5 NAME; TO MY
OWN, DELIVER THE POLICY
BLOW THAT VOUNC
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THINK O'THAT! THAT INSURANCE AGENT TURNS OtlTI
IO BE NONE OTHER Tr AN RELENTLESS RM.DCLPMJ
THANKS. I'LL PUT
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DOWN THE UNSUSPECTING YOUTH VVENTTO THE CUP
BOARpFOR THE FIRST INSTALMENT ON HIS PO (C,
AT LAST I SHALL REST
SERENELY, KNOWING
THAT BELINDA IS, PRO
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